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The morning call., 1892-07-19
PARK IMPROVEMENTS.
The COmmissi ,ners Report Upon The
Work for Twelve Months.

The COmmissi Liners Report Upon Their
work for Twelve Months.
The report of the Park Commissioners
for the fiscal year ending June so was fled
with the Board of Supervisors yesterday.
1t reviews in detail the work which has been
done in the park during that time, among
which are extension of paths and roads and
the laying out Of new walks and driveways.
The children's quarters have been imprnved
in many ways during the year. Among the
new things added were an asphalt rink for
roller skating, the improved merry-go-round
and the conversion of the basel grounds
into a lawn.
For the accommodation of those visiting
the beach tWO-stoTy building has been
erected, costing about $1,000. In this place
there Is a general s!tting-rO0m and quarters
for bicyclists. Tie work of constructing a
cascade and waterfall. to start from the
summit of Strawberry Hill and TO terminate
In the lake, VIII be begun about the LIST of
September
The receipts Of the year amounted to
S18S 096 81 and the disbursements 10 $751;
III 64 Among the larger expenses are the
following; The iron foot bridge. beach
chalet and other structures, $50, 49, OF con-
structlOn of new roads, walks, etc, SI5,-
19i 90: grounds and gardening expenses,
S27,177 06; police service, SD 259 24; chill
dren's quarters, S14, 715 50; nursery, includ-
ing labor and new st ok. S6377 o. Many dOna-
tions were made during the year TO the Aims
house, New City Hall, Preside, Industrial
School, School Department, public squares
and United States Marine Hospital. s. NJ.
Thompson. captain of the Park police re-
ports that 115 arrests were made during he
i months, of which % were for fast driy-
ing, 10 for inebriation and the remainder for
minor Offpu.pc
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OVER FOR THREE WEEKS.
Postponement of the Trial Of Assembiy
man EIwood Bruuer.

Postponement Of the Trial Of Assembly
man EIwood Bruuer.
Assemblyman Elwo0d Bruuer, accused
Of offering TO accept bride, was called for
trial yesterday before Judge Wallace, but
the prosecution asked for postponement
on account Of the absence of Adoph
Ottinger. the complaining witness, who, it
is understood. is at Anaconda, Mont.
The defense objected and then the counsel
talked for while around a circle whether
either rad imagined for moment that the
trial would proceed The prosecution
finally suggested that the trial be set down
for the 1st prox., but Judge Wallace init
mated that it would be safer to set the case
for three weeks hence. j. c. Campbell
began to protest, when he was Interrupted
by w. w. FO0te, who remarked that there
was something very mysterious about
Ottingeps disappearance just at this
luncture"
This made Campbell wrathy, and he re-
torted: 1--WE had nothing to do with OF.
fingers mysterious disappearance. We
want him here. And" with a very signifi
cant nod. 1--WE want his testimony very
much"
However, the case went ovA for three
weeks and Bruner, having been arraigned,
pleaded not guilty
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LAY UNDER The TIES.
An Aged Man Found Dead Out on Gear
Street.

An Aged Man Found Dead Out on Geary
Street.
Early yesterday morning the body of an
aged man was found in a pile of railroad
ties On Geary street, near Central avenue.
The man had made shelter for himself by
crossing the ties TO height of three feet
These were rooted over with pieces Of tim
Der and pile of straw furnished a bed.
When found by some boys playing In the
vicinity the man had been dead many hours
The body was removed TO the Morgue,
where an autopsy showed that death was
caused by heart and lung troubles.
The remains were those of a man at least
20 years old. There was nothing upon the
body by which II could be identified. The
deceased had long white hair aud bsard.
He wore dark blue suit, blue flannel shirt,
CATERS and a broad br mined straw hat.
Contractor Edward Drum said the de-
ceased was man who called upon him sew
eral DAYS ago al Fifteenth avenue and asked
for work,
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A DEMEKTED DETECTIVE.
Peculiar and Dangerous Antics OF Ma,
From Iowa.

Peculiar and Dangerous Antics OF a Mao
From Iowa.
Shouts Of glee and peculiar antics on the
part of sall0w.cheeked young man at
tracted the attention OF Officer Gould aud
others about 10 o'clock yesterday morning
The man who shouted so Justify was seen
to climb TO the roof of a new building at
Suffer and Cough streets and Jump off,
landing in sandlot 80 feet below. Evil
IDENTITY he was not much hurt by the Jump.
for he quickly scrambled 10 his feet, only TO
be Knocked down and run over by deliv-
cry wagon. Again he sprang up with joy
ful shout and was climbing the building
second time when Overhauied by Officer
Gould. The man was then taken to the
Home Of lnebriates to await examination
before the Commissioners on Insanity.
Pinned to his vest was gold star bearing
the words, "Private Detective, Iowa"
When questioned he said his name was J.
A. Nystrom and that he came 10 look for
lost girls. lie was acting upon the advice
Of spirits,
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FATHER AND SON WEPT.
Threats to XIII Wind Up with a Pc
cuiiar Scene in Court.

cuiiar Scene in Court.
HE has always been an unruly boy"
sobbed j. l.. Hicks OF 25IO Bryant avenue
yesterday as he took the witness-stand in
Police Court / to ask that a charge of
threats TO kill against his son Henry be dis
missed.
The accused stood beside his father and
also began 10 whimper. Henry is pretty
boy. sInO0th-faced young fellow, at least
20 years old. The father finally controlled
his emotion and told how his sou had
caused much trouble, and how the migrate
ful youth had at last threatened to kill him.
lie now promises 10 go away forever aud
leave me IN peace" continued the unhappy
father, land that IS why desire the charge
against him dismissed"
Judge Rix severely reprimRnded the
youth, who declared he had no lntention of
injurlng his father, aud that he would
behave himself In the future. The ease
was then dismissed. Father and son dried
their eyes and left the courtroom together.
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HIS Wrath Has Cnnlsd.

An inquest was held yesterday In the case
of John d. DAILY, who died at the City and
County Hospital from injuries received by
falling into the basement Of the Mills build
ing on the 18th inst. Coroner Garwood was
at first very angry because the hospital sur
geons held an autopsy without notifying him
OF the death, but his wrath cooled yesterday
when an explanation was made. At the
time the autopsy was held the hospital doc
tors did not know il was a case for the CorO-
ner. The COroner's jury found that Days
death resulted from accidentally falling into
the basement while intoxicated
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Protection Against Thieves.

Wells, Fargo & Co. having lost a mum Der
OF packages which were distracted by
thieves from delivery wagons. Manager
Valentine has had al attachment put on
each wagon which he feels satisfied will
prevent light-fingered gentry from operating
on packages In future. His device consists
In network or cage Of strong wire arched
ut the top, which is open, the front, rear
and sides OF the cage being ab0nt FIVE feet
above the level of the body of the wagon.
a gate attached to this device is locked. the
key being IN the possession OF the driver. 4
number OF the express company's wagons
were about town to-day and attracted gen
eral attention.
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A RnIIaI I'm His AnlIa.

William Jenkens, young Englshman
employed on a pledriver at Angel Island
was painfully wounded yesterday. He went
ashore to do little target-shooiing with a
rife. He stumbled and the weapon ex-
ploded. sending 35-caliber bullet through
his left ankle. The unIueky man was taken
TO this city and to the Receiving Hospital
for treatment
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ToreeIosed ON by the BANK.

The German Bank has sued Lewis NJ. and
Elite Z. Yoder and others on note of No
yember 81. 1889. for $1,000 aud TO foreclose
on two pieces of property. There is due OF,
the note $780, with interest from Nav q.
1891. y like action is against Mrs. Frances
j. Cassin, the widow of T. J. Cassin. on a
note for $1,000, dated July %, 1887, secured
by mortgage on properly on Golden Gate
avenue, west of Octavia street.
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ship over 10-year-old Nellie Brown, whom
John Farron. her stepfathcr and roul-
try-dealer at Bay View, is charged with
overworking. When the matter comes up
for hearing Hotbro0k intends to show that
the mother did not on her deathbed appoint
Fatron as guardian, as he says she did.
The woman poisoned herself with Rough
on Rats and was unconscious for some time
hofnra daofb
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A Big Noia UnnaId.

An action has been commenced in the
Superior Court by William l.. Dickinson
against John T. McSwaiu and others to re-
cover S37,j on a note of September 8.
1890, made by James II. Cavauagh, who
died in December. 1891. The note Is secured
by mortgage on property on Jessie street,
east of Fourth. The property is inadequate
to discharge the note, ana therefore il ia
asked that John Pforr be appointed receiver
To collect the renfS
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alleges that when she deserted him she left
the child in his possession, saying that she
did not want TO be burdened with IT, lie
has taken care of the infant since and Oh
iectS To having the little one transferred To
Mrs. Cook, because, he alleges, she IS an
unfit person, inaSmuch as she is leading an
immoral life. He further charges that she
and he fears she will attempt 10 kidnap her,
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WILL NOT PROSECUTE.
Cases of the Fighting P0trerO
Factions May BE Dropped.
Con McManus and Jack Welch Have Refused
to Swear to Complaint Against Each
0thsr-Phillips Cleared.

1t would be pretty safe proposition to
wager ten to one that none OF those who
had hand in the bloody encounter on
Third street, June %, between the Me-
Manus and Welch factions, will ever be
tried. John c. WEIGH has fully recovered
from the stab in his abdomen, and Corne-
nus McManus will so n be cured OF the
bullet wound in his breast. The fighting
factions now appear TO be in forgiving
mood. and neither side is at all anxious to
prosecute the other.
The two charges of assault to murder.
which grew out of the ThiTd-street ARRAY,
came up yesterday morning on the calendar
OF Department l of the Police Court. Con
MeManus, the "GOssOon," was not present
and Clarence Gray, his attorney. explained
mat he was not we'll enough to appear.
These people" said Gray, nave made up.
Ihey are good people ana do not desire to
prosecute each other"
NOT MADE UP.
Attorney Tuska, who sat beside his
client, Jack WEIGH, disagreed with Gray.
lie SAID that the opposing parties had not
maze up and he WIS anxious TO proceed
with she examination.
Well" said Gray. "the newspapers are
mo, they are not" interrupted Judge
Rix.
The WEIGH case was then taken up, be-
cause by some hokus-pokus arrangement
Con McNanus has never been booked or
charged with any crime
lhe complaint against Welch was sworn
70 upon Information and belief by Officer
Cn6rieS L.. Reynolds, who took the state
ments OF the injured men soon after their
arrival at the Receiving Hospital.
attorney Iuska asked that the complaint
De dismissed on the ground that il was
Dased upon information aud belief, and
could not be recognized by a committing
magistrate. He SAID the shooting and stab
olh5 had been witnessed by at least 90
persons, and il was remarkable that no one
could be secured TO swear 10 a complaint.
Sun more remarkable was the zeal of the
police department.
WAITED IN VAIN.
Prosecuting Attorney Nicholson said he
had waited for some of the interested per-
sons or witnesses TO appear ana swear to
complaint. Upon their failure TO do so he
had done the next best thing
Gray then said he desired to temper his
former remarks. lie did not intend 10 say
the rival parties had fixed" the cases. but
that they did not desire to prosecute each
other.
There was considerable argument upon
the objection to the complaint against
Welch. During a lull In the proceedings
lhe balliif was sent out to look up authori-
ties.
EN-JuHge LAWYER asked that the charge
OF assault 10 murder against William Phil
lbs, brother-in-law Of the McManuses, be
dismissed. The attorney explained that no
complaint had been filed against Phillips.
ana that no one had been found who would
swear TO a complaint against him.
Prosecuting Attorney Nicholson admitted
such TO be the case and joined in the motion
TO dismiss. So the charge against Phil lips
was dismissed.
Opposing counsel were instructed by
Judge RiX To file briefs as to the sufficiency
of the complaint against WEIGH, and the
matter was continued until Thursday, the
2Sth inst.
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Mrs. Howe Has Retracted.

A dismissal was fled yesterday afternoon
in the action of Camilla c. Howe against
Mary Ann Gaffney for damages for alienat-
ing the affections of her husband, who calls
himself private detective. Mrs. Howe
Acknowledges IN her dismissal paper that
she WAS msntOrmed in making the allega-
tons and charges against Miss Gaffney, and
she, therefore, retracts each and all of them.
Mrs. Rowe accepted 81 in satisfaction Of
the suit, the defendant 10 pay her own costs.
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Cnnid,s Errnrs.

Judge Trout yesterday granted Della
Crowley a divorce from Michael Crowley
because Of his cruelty, and Harriet f. Owens
divorce from Robert Owens on the same
ground.
In the same court default was entered
In the divorce case of Lizzie X. Miner
against Frank O. Miner. She asks for a
divorce on the ground Of cruelty.
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WIN GO Back to the AsrInm.

Philip Kearny and Fred Brown. the young
orphans who claim to have been brutally
treated by farmer near San Rafael after
they left an orphan asylum, were sent 20
the Boys and Girls Aid Society Yesterday
They Will soon be sent back TO the San
Rafael Asylum
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co,

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Frsss
~ FRANCISCO for ports In Alaska Il u sEEES
May =. June and July 3, 8, ls, %
+ or British Columbia and Puget SQUAT ports
May "a. 20; June and July ;, (, I3 lS, %, 2S
Fer Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wedn esdays, . A. ".
/ or Santa Ana. Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and fifth day s A.
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
sIbara and San Luis Obspo, every fourth aud afsa
Gay AT IL A. NJ.
FOR ports in Mexico first OF each month
Ticket Omce-Pagace Hotel, 4 New Moatgumery;;
6OODALL. PERKINS Il Co, General Agents,
II 10 Market ST.. san Francisco.
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Gallant Murphy Recovering,

Henry Murphy, the sailor who was
stabbed In the chest and abdomen Sunday
m orning while trying TO project Sophie
Smith from a brutal Mexican, is recovering
lie was removed yesterday from the Receiv-
ing Hospital to the City and County Hos
pital. His assailant has not yet been ar
rested.
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NORDDEuTsCHEg LLOYD s. s. co,

SPREE, HAVEL. LAIN, rRAvE, SAALE
ALLER, ELDER, EMS, VERA FULDA
ELBE. KAISER WILHELM IL.
New York, Southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers OF this company sail every TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, landing
passengers I'm ~ days or less from New York
These steamers are celebrated for their speed and
the comic rt afforded passengers.
ROBERT CAfELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast.
lis Montgomery St, under Occidental Hotel ). 4.
ia7 THU ly
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On Sunday afternoon the infant daughter
Of George Thomas OF 26l9 Harrison street
sprang out Of her mothers arms into the
buffalo paddock in Golden Gate Park. The
father sprang over the fence aud rescued his
child. Neither was mOested by the ami
a,ela
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Worried His Former Wife.

james Dunbar, who has been making
things lively FOR divorced wife, was con.
yicted Yesterday Of disturbing the peace.
onment in the House Of Correction.
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The young man who was found Sunday
unconscious from coal-gas asphy xiation in
his room at the Ahlbarn House, has re-
covered. Before be left the Receiving Hos
pital Yesterday he said that his right name
is c. l.. Thynnes. lie turned on the gas
while intoxicated.
pon,t 70 q win indieesllon. Take Beecham.s PILLS
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Insane From OverworL.

George HodgdOn. aged % years. was ad-
judged insane yesterday and was sent to the
asylum at Napa. lie is a clerk by occupa-
ton, and his mental condition is due TO over
work.
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Nellie Brown,s Guardi,u,b,n.

Secretary Holbrook of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children filed
petition yesterday for letters of guardian
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NORTH PACIFIC COST RAILROAD
WA.
SAUSALITO FERRY.
TINE TABLE.

Commencing Thursday. May 26, = 92, and
until further notice boats and trains will run 81
follows:
From SAN FRANCISCO for SAUSALITo ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL Cweek days)-7:50
500, IL 200 A. NJ; AS 8 Is, 900, 5 AS 6:2Ora
(SIndays)-S:Oo. 500. 10 90, IL 80 A. ": 1880
$50. 2:3O. 4 20 $50, 6:45 NJ.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY fweex
6ays)-7:S0, 800, 1I:00 NJ; 3;25, 500, 5:45,
6:xO +.
(sundaysj-s:0O 800, 1000. 1880 A. Nj 80.
1:45 p NJ.
From SAN FRANCIsCO for FAIRFAX (week days.
$3.50 A. NJ 3 100 P. NJ.
(Sundays)-s:0O 500, 1000. IL 80 A NJ; 1850,
1880 r n.
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (weex
days-6:i0. 645. 7:45, 8:I5, 1I:05 A N. ; las
5 80, 100 P. NJ.
tsundsysj~s 90 ESQ. II 100 A. N; 1900 NJ: 1:1o.
Saturdays at 6;25 p. N. Fare so cents round
trip.
From FAIRFAX for SAN FRANCISCO (week
days)-7: 80 a. NJ. STA p. NJ
(Sundays)-2:l5, $3.50, 5;05, 6:45 P. n. Fare SO
cents, round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO (wsex
aays)-6;25. $3.50. $500, $40, IL 40 A, N; 1888,
$40 p ".
(sundays)-s:o5. 10Io. 1I:l5. A NJ; 1:20. 2:4o,
4:lo, $3.50, $3.50 p N. Fare. 40 cents, round trip
Prom sAUsALITo tor SAN FRANCISCO week
dayS)-6:45, 7:l5, s:l5, 9a5, 40 A NJ ;2:25.
(sundsysj = as. &c %, 1870 A NJ: 1880. 1 40,
3;15. :35. Goo 600. 7 :45 N. Extra tripOa
Saturdays &t 800 ?. Fare IS cents, round
trlD
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DAVIS BROTHERS.. I
\ 7l6 MARkf1 ST Asu-<
n 1884 hARKtT sT/
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK.. VIA PANAMA
Steamers will sail at NOON the 5th. er--s
18Th and 25th Of each month calling &c @Es[x1zF
various ports Of NJ exlc0 aud Central America
Through line sailings-July 70, IS Sau Juan
August ., SIS City Of New York; Au Just Is SIS. san
Bias.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling at Mazatlan. san Bias MauzaniIo,
Acapulco. Port Angel, sauna Cruz roaaa. Sac
Eenito Ocos, Champerico, san jose de Guatemala.
AtaIutla, La LibeTtad, La Union AmapaLA COriaGa
Ran Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas
Way line saiiing-Juy IS, at IL O'Clock noon. So
CoIima.
When the regular sa';ing data falls on SuaIlY
steamers VIII be dispatched the following Monday.
JAt AN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONG-K0N9
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai. and az Hong Kong Tor East Lndlst
Straits ETC.;
Peru new ......,-. thursday August 4. at 2. T.
Cry OF RIO de Janeiro Saturday, Aug II, at ?.
China " HOrol siu) Tuesday. Z -, It 3 p II.
kound-trip tickets to Yokohama and return NJ
oueed rates.
T or Freight or Passage apply at the once. e0ra,s
First and Brannan streets.
Branch Unce-202 krOut street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent.
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onarre:ing About Their CHILD.
Andrew ). Cook has filed an affidavit in
oppos ton TO the application OF his ex-~ :,
Margaret, for possession OF their child. lie
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CuNaRD LINE.

tyUpNNStOWns
from Pier 40 North River.
last EAt RESS MAIL SERVICE
Aurania July 20. 100 Auranls, Aug 20, 800 PM
Umbria, July 80, 10 80 AN Umbria Aug. ~ 1880 AN
Serva, Aug. ., 800 PM Servta, Sept. ), 9: 80 PSI
Etruria, Aug 3. 100 Ftrara. Sept 10, < 100 AM
Cabin passage $50 aud upw I'd; second cabin, $50
and $40. Steersge tickets TO ami from all parts of
Europe ut very low rates. For freight and passage
apply at company Office, 4 Bowling Green, York
VERNON H. BROWN & Co, General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DIMGND y CO.,
U2T TurhSa Agents, san Francisco.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET ca.

CLEANERS LEAVE AoPINw ALIi
- iorInighty for tue w est Indies and <EFnKA
northampton, calling route at Cher -S-sAH2A8ke
lourg, France. and plymouth 10 land passenger
Through Bills OF Lading in connection Witnsn
xScitc Mail y Co, issued for freigh aad IroAslrs
&c direct ports In England and Germany
Through tickets IRON san Francisco 20 Plymouth
CbeTbourg, Southampton. First elass $l95; laIeI
glass, S97 50, FOR further particulars apply 10
&lsls fAkKUfcG CO, AgensS, S15 GAiiloc itAi5,
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PIERRE. Jnly 10. 1S92.


Judge, Dear Sir: / was IN receipt OF a state-
ment last Friday OF tile accounts OF the settle
ment or my fathers account tFred NlchoiS) 10
EdWatd 1. Nichols. In Il they have charged
5000 ter attorney fees fer administrates, S25O
Ter representing absent hairs, 1905 Ter admin.
lstraterS ices, SllO ter taxes aud minor other
Things. Now, Judge, in the name OF heavens
don't allow such charges / am poor boy ana
L have an invalid mother 10 take care OF. IL Inc
attorney OF lie adminisirater hau 4 l0i OF Work
10 do | wouident say anything, but the down
right robbery OF taking away The little mat a
poor Fellow has. All tile work that was done
could lie done In less than five hours and then
II was Just transfer the stock 10 my name, so
mat can have it sold when i want n 10 make
nome Tor mother. Judge, In the name OF
heaven and The love that you would have Ter an
Invalid mother don't let them rob me OF what
lille that have coming. The banker here tells
me that all national banks pays theiT own taxes
i see tbat the Public Administrator has me
charged Sll0 and also that they have the bank
STOCK appraised 100 81 80 when 10 Is only Sl7412.
Judge please see that Tie business Is settled
up night. III The business had required lot OF
work w0udent say anything. but 10 don't. do
hale 10 BE- robbed OF wbai lJtle that have, and
greatly oblige. EDWARD {. NICHOLS.
In fact, no account has been filed by the
Administrator, and 10 charges Lave been
made. TIE Public Administrator fees
are fixed by law, those OF the attorney for
the Public Administrator are fixed by the
court and those OF the attorney for absent
heirs, who il appointed by the court, are
also fixed by the court.
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NICHOLS ESTATE.

Judge Coffey Receives a Letter From
One Of the Heirs.
Frederick c. Nichols died in March, 1891,
in the city of Pierre, S. d.. leaving an
estate in this city consisting of certificate
for 80 shares of the stock Of the First Ma
tiOnal Bank of this city, appraised at $3.50
per share or $500 There were contested
applications for letters, but that of the
Public Administrator was granted because
none of the heirs are resident here. Nothing
has further been done according to the
record. save to file an inventory, but few
days ago letter. of which the following
Is cnnY. WAS received
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Don't fool win indigestion. Take Beeeham,s PMS
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SAN FRANCISCO AND NJ P. RAIL WAY.
Leave
San Francisco.

DdII It 7 2 UIIoIVs
w EEK I SUN
DAYS. DAYS.
40 AMI 500 AM
$3.50 Pm 9 80 AN
8 :o5 PM 5 100 Pm
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY


Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
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