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COAST NOTES.

1t looks as though the cnver would cer-
tainly be adopted as the State flower o
Washington.
The league formed to throw the vote OF
Nevada to the silver electors is said TO have
died natural death.
E V. Spencer of Lassen is in the field for
the Republican nomination for Congress
from the First District.
Farmers in the Salt River Valley arounG
Phoenix are about TO go into the raising o
sugar beets on large scale.
The monument being erected 10y til
Native Sons at Vallejo to the memory
General VALLEJO is nearly completed.
Nipoma, San Luis 0bispo County, is pro
ably the only town in the world without
graveyard. Nipoma people never die ana
seldom surrender.
Ex-Assemblyman Bledsoe has declined
the Third party nomination to Congress ana
appeals TO the Republicans OF HUMBOLDT L.
send him back to the Legislature.
The Santa Barbara Press, an excellent
local paper, has been sold by Mr.. u. w
Nixon to j. I. Johnston & Co. Mr.. Nixon,
who has been running the Press success
fully for Il number OF years past, has been
compelled 10 relinquish control owing to i'll
health.
Despite the report that no water was flow
ing toward Salton Lake. a party has been sent
from Yuma to inspect and report upon the
extent of the crevasse through which the
overflow from the Colorado IS now pouring
into the desert and so on to the channels
shown last year TO lead TO the SaltOn
Basin.
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n OYERNMENT LANDSt
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands
Rich black soil. ready to plow.
Large fine valley railroad through It.
water bitches now building.
Mid climate. free fuel. cheap lumber.
WOrS at good wages there now
Land Can be taken without residence.
Send &c stamp for full Information TO f. w.
LAKE. Flood building, San Francisco. Cal.apl4 Il
CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU, ASH
y Ninth st Oakland exchange all kinds OF prop
erty: send for catalogue. GREEN CULLoM &
1nv.t9
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oAkLANp REAL EsrATE.

O-thLAND HNAA
G10O DOWN BUYS NEW COSY HOME OF
Q1OO rooms; large lott street work eomplete
near train: easily monthly payments balance.
HO6H NJ CAMERON. 479 Nnthst. Oakland jes 81
$780, MUST MUS 1 BE SOLD AT ONCE; NEW .
niences; good location aud near station: easy
terms. j. 5. HANLEY 4 CO. 1851 Park st. ie9 If
A rLAsT! AT LASTl
n FITCHBURG,
THE BEST OF ALL SUBURBAN PROPERTY, IS
IN THE MARKET.
ONLY ONE HOUR FROM SAN FRANoIsCOI
TWENTY MINUTES FROM THE BUSINESS CEN
TER OF OAKLAND.
IT WAS a TRAOri ITIsATowN
1T WILL BE a CITY,
FITCHBURG FRONTS OF TWO RAILROADS
THE OAKLAND. SAN LEANDRO AND HAY
Wards ELECTRIC AND THE SOUTHERN
n GARDEN SPOT, BROAD sTREETsl
EVERGREEN HEDGEsi
GUM AND CYPRESS GRUvEsi
FIrCHBURG!
CLIMATE UNSURPASSED! NO FOGS! NO
DUST! No DISA6REEABLE WINDS! EXCEL
LENT WATER FACILITIES! GOOD SCHOOL IN
TIE TOWN. CHURCH SOON 10 BE BUILT!
LOTS $3.50
AND UPWARD. ONLY 10 PER CENT CASH
BALANCE EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
FITcHBURG LAND co.
my22 cod I'm II Montgomery St. rooms 9 and To-
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
ELUE LAKES HOTEL LAKE CoUNrY-UN-
- der new management ana extensively improved
the Switzerland OF America; 500 feet above sea:
excellent hunting, fishing, boating and bathing;
scenery grand and romantic; excellent French
cooking: excursions to All points Of interest ia
county rail to Ukiah thence stage direct to hotel
terms reasonable. MODRY N HEINkMAN, props.
lcrtha fOstoniee, Lake County, Cal apps 3m
DARAISo SPRINGS, MONTEREY COUNTY,
Ca'.-season Of lS92.-New cottages, newly fur
nisbed; new bathing facilities; thorough renoya-
lion; same management as for past years; train
Third and Townsend SITS, S:l5 A. n. +. j. FOS-
TER proprietor APPS Pm
HOTEL YSoLA. NEAR MEMO PARK: A DE-
II lghtinI new summer resort Address Sears
vile, san Mateo County. Cal 1e5 IT,
VILLA LAS LOMAS; HEALTH AND PLEASURE
resort; beautifully Situated In the santa Cruz
Mountains, 212 miles from Santa Cruz: send for
circular. AID HLLMER q SON Santa Cruz mig tt
A NDERsoN SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY, HOT
~ sulphur and iron baths, natural steam baths,
are celebrated for the cure or malaria, rheumatism
paralysis. ST FituS dance, dropsy catarrh; cold
sulphur. sofia, lnagnesla anu iron springs for dys
pepsa, stomach, kidney aud liver affections; sour
sprlugS Tor hemorrhage Of the lungs: the Beilmer
and Caro- springs for constipation; hot sulphur
spring water cures plies; splendid hunting and fish
ing; board $40 to sl4 per week; by rail- to Calls,
togo stage 10 springs Write for further particulars
to ). ANDERSON, proprietor. my1S I'm
NAPA SODA SPRINGS. LOCATED ON NOUN.
~ tain side, miles northeast OF Napl, 1000 feet
above the Napa Valley; hot and cold Napa soda
water baths: accommodations first class: "burros"
for children TO ride; telephone and postof1ce;
terms Pl0 per week. ANDREN JAChSON, pro-
prletor. my7 On
y ESoRTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
1lPaeihc Coast. with rates. location, etc. Duo-
hshed In the Hotel Guide, 100 pages. For sale by
newsdeaIers or send 25c In stamps to W. NJ. PAT
IERsoN. gnhIsher $40 Post ST.. s r mrItf
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW
A DVICE FREE On ALL LEGAL MATTERS. G.
n W. HOWE d CO.. Attorneys-at-Law, $50 Mar
ket ST. ieY II
II L. OCONNOR. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, 420
r. Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Room 20. Pro-
bate and real estate law; claims liens, etc. adyic
free. OCT WeSu Il
u A. CRoTHERS, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, as
los Clay ST no3Le
w W. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. ksl
" sCallfornis 81. Rooms 14-lb; advice frea d35e
FINANCIAL.
A T l2e KEARNY, Room 8, You CAN BORROW
N money at low rates: private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale: take elevator. mr1tt
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
~ eSS keArny ST., the only corporation that lsnds
nensf On diam0nds watches; low intsrssE coax
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$3.50 each-lO choice lots. 5Ox142 feet; only $25
cash and 81 90 per month; within five minutes
walk 10 Oakland and san Leandro new electric
road. FOR full particulars apply to CHAS +:
WELD, owner 1902 Br oadway, oakland inyl3 II
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FURNITURE STORED - EASTERN PLAN.
J low rates Sterling Furniture Co., 1859 aud
1881 NJ .rSct 81 anlg n
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CuTY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
~ waiting Works. $40 Eighth ST.; telephone
S&bU. mFl II
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GC00 AND UPWARD - CHEAPEST, BEST
pAOO and most convenient lots offered for sale
on the San LeaBdro road, near FrutvSle: $40 cash,
50 per month. CLoUGH BAKER, 1902 Broad
way, Oakland.
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AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
n CITY Han Commissioners held June a, 1897
tue following resolution was passed 70 prAht.
Resolved, That progress estimate In the sum OF
S35l9 IA favor OF Mccain and Mckay on contract
No SO pass to print. Ayes-CommlsslObeIs sahueI-
son and burst. Noes Commissioned smiley
je7 81 EDWARD /. WOLFE Secretary.
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BUSINESS ORANGES.

x HANDSOMELY FITTED-UP SALOON;
y. has private entrance, billlsrd-table, card
etc. Apply HEALl Il Co. has Market.
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ADVERTISING .

+ you WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
i anywhere at any time write TO GEO. T. ROWELL
d CO.. 10 Spruce ST., New YORK ani9 ly
LIVERY ONE ~ NEED OF IMPORTATION on
l. the sub jsct OF advertising Will do VOL TO Obtain
Ecopy o. HBook for Advertisers" 1888 pages. prics
s1: mailed postage paid. receipt OF price; con-
tains q careful compilation from the America
Newspaper Directory OF all the boSt papers snd
eIRss Journals gives the circu ari0n rating OF
one and good deaf OF Information about rates aad
other matters pertaining to the business OF adver-
ttsing. Address ROWELLS ADTER fIsIN9 b.
RIAL. 90 spruce 81. New YORK Aule ~
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CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
y carpets cleaned and relaid JONES Perfect
C6Tpet-cleaning aud RcnOyaIiHg Orks, p and q
Eighth ST. telephone 3424. se6 ~
CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATINa
- " orks DO the best W0ra. S55 10 S57 Tehama St;
telephone $3.50 mrlatf
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$3.50 each and upward: 100 lots on San Leandro
road, the greatest highway in and out OF Oakiand'
Will rival san Pablo avenue ia Importance; no sueh
bargains ever offered in Oakland; right IN the
march OF immediate improvements: electric road
to Oakland, fare ye 80 cents; at once before
prices advance; sure to make money! lots 40xi2O;
terms SO cash and So per month CLOUGH
BAhEB, 1902 Broadway, Oakland
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DARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FIRST-CLASS
II stationery and notion business centrally To-
c5red. established IS years; more than value given
i1 staple stock; no charge fer good viii: monthly
salas average net profit OF $500; fullest tuvest-
cation given. Apply or address CUNNINGHAM,
CCEIISS 4 WEIGH. 329 SansOme st. mylO Il
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4 WORD TO THE WISE.

7
when you want Pure Teas and Cofees, at reason
able prices come COR send drect) 10 any OF tie 13
city stores of the Great American Importing Tea
Company and save all commissions. Having 45
successful stores on this coast ample proof that
they have the facilities for setting, and do sell,
the best Teas aud CoGees for the least money Just
now they are giving away TO each purchaser a cake
CT delicious Cream Chocolate. my2l IN
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I7LEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO CHEAP. INQUIRE
i Palace Hotsi, sixth floor. bl3 no cards JET 4t*
TILEGANT NEW 5000 PIANO N STORAGE;
i must sell; reasonable offer refused. Address
Sl3 Market st. ny3O q
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( NARPErS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. csc A YARD;
y instalimeGt price e9sewhe 81 yd. u. FRIED
Mar & CO. @-223O Stockton. aud 237 Post ltu
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no YOU WANT A PIANO? IF 50 SEE WHAT
~ We are Offering Tor 1927, as 1t viii ray you.
GOOD SECONDHAND PIANOS PROM 300 Up.
] .-c-I ! 20 EL-a A.NLE MN.
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L'LENANi IlNH BRUSSELS CARPET soc
u sewed ana laid: heavy hOOr-OIIcioth 25c:
wiudOw-shaeeS on springs 25c each; HnoIeum 5Oc
S. ". SaIREk. l134 Stocstnn 81. mrl7 bn
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NoTICE-I AN NOW AT 1876 FOURTH (NEw
- bundIng), and offer a large stock or general
household furniture at reduced prices; 500 carpets
good As new: stoves, So: antique chamber suits.
SIC; paTor suits, So; cash or instSllments all at
NEW CHAMBER SITS or : PIECES, Sls CASR
~ OF insta!lmrnt. v III.Eh EENN. OH Mission. q
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CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID ALFX
- MHlLDEN, $3.50 Geary ST.; telephone 1898;
carpets insured while in my care. myl SIN
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
0'FARRELL a LANG,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIoNEERs AND
HOUSE BROKERS',
II MONTGOMERY ST. S.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
II MONTGOMERY ST. S.

DEDUCED FROM sll,5OO TO $4,000; BUsI-
IL ness corner under lease for SO per month: the
improvements will belong TO owner when the lease
expires; tenant is willing TO pay Sl05 per month
ca0le-car corner. O'FAEhELL LANG, ! Mont
Eomerv st.
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GIRs. WILsoN TELLS PAST, FUTURE. PRES
W ont; ladies' soc. gents 81. Jog Eighth my y 3n
REWF DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
vi by eggs ana cards. tells entire lie, past pres
ept future: consultations on all affairs nothing ex-
cepted: name given valuable advice and sure help;
diseases cured Zee 81 letter 81. 80 Kearny- l3 u
ANNE FXODIUS CLAIRVoTANT. HAS RE-
M moved 10 II Turk ST.. Room 8: fee zoe. ogt u
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uoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

AK ONLY 5000 CASH - BAY-wINDOw
4 -. house u rooms: cheap rent; must sell
is week HEALY 4 CO., 114s Market ST.
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4 SSESSMENT NOTICE E CHoLLAR MINING
n Company. Location of principal place OF busl-
ness San Francisco, Cal. Location of WORKS
Virginia, Storey County, New. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting of the board of dire ctors
held on the 18th day OF May, 1892, an assessment
(No. 33) Of f'ty (5u) cents per share Was levie.
upon the Capital stock OF the corporation, payahl
Immediately ia United States gold coin to the 81
Rotary the ONCE Of The company room u
Nevada Block, 3O9 Montgomery ST., San Francisco,
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TENDER SSs[c; October 3SAa39szc, closing
at 399Ec; November 39ha405{c: December
1910; May 42Tc. No. spot white 3911c;
white do 991<a45c; No. 2 Chicago 39Ac
Coffee steady, q. 15.00a2O.00 and up: Sep
TENDER 10. 40e13.60c: October 1S.25al3. 4Oc;
November 10 40c: December 13.00al3.20c;
January Is. 10c; March II 95a13. 10c Sugar,
quiet. on A 4%c; powdered 54c; granu-
lated 1-16c; cubs SIC. Molasses, quiet
Rice, steady. Petroleum, steady; United
at 55Ssc. Cottonseed oil firm. Tallow,
firm. Pork, quiet Cut meats, weak.
Lard. dull; western steam 81 60; Septem-
Der 81 60; October s. O.; Butter, firm;
Western diary 1519a19c. Cheese, firm
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September Flour,
Wheat, strong; No. 3 red September 741ea
1870; October 76a764c; November 7Sa
7Sl4c; December S0]4c. Corn, steady and
higher; No. 2 mixed September 5417a55c;
October, November and December 5495a
SOC. Oats, firmer; No 2white September
39a3911c; October 39ifa39sZc; November
395<a40c; December 4015c. Eggs, steady;
Pennsylvania frsts pc, Receipts-F'lour,
5000 barrels; wheat q, 600 bushels; corn,
IA, 1000 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels. Ship
ments-Wheat, ~, 600 bushels; corn, 1000
bushels; oats, 10000 bushels.
TOLEDO, u, september f.-W neaO,
active; No. 2 cash zoe; September 1676c;
December 1899. Corn, dull; No. 2 cash
4S1Ic. Oats, qniet; cash S3c Rye, steady
at $50. Cloverseed, dull; prime cash IS 80;
October s. 40. Receipts-Flour, 500 bar
rels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 10000
bushels; oats. $500 bushels; rye, 5000
bushels. Shipments-Flour, $50 barrels;
wheat 1874 600 bushels; oats, 400 bushels;
rye, 1000 bushels.
CISCINXATI, o., September Cotton,
steady; middling 755c. Flour, steady.
Wheat, easy at 7la72c; receipts 1900
bushels; shipments $4,000 bushels. Corn,
dull az SOC. Oats, firm at 34c. Rye, dull
at soc. Pork, $40 % Lard, Sc 20. Bulk
Meats, s. IS. Bacon, IS 90a9 co. Whisky,
steady at 81 Is. Butter, steady. Sugar,
firm. Eggs, strong at 15c. Cheese, steady.
BALTIMORE, MD, September Wheat,
firmer; spot 75c; September 74s[c; October
764c; December 751lc. Corn, dull; spot
5316c; September and October sac. Oats,
firmer:No. 2 white western SSHc. Rye
quiet; 63c Hay, frmer; good TO choice
timothy $l4 80. Butter,l firm; creamery 20
a26c. Coffee, firm; Rio 171ac.
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ass, extra. SS5a1o0; Is to l51S hands, good,
s90allO, extra sll0al25: 151z to 10 hands,
good sl2Oal35, extra sl95ai50; do l6 to l61S
hends, good, $l50al60, extra $l6Oal75;
plugs $20a5O.
CHICAGO. September Cattle : Re
ceipts 81, 600 head; shipments $500 head !;
market stesdy; western Texans lOe lower |;
best natives "A 75a5 so; good and useful
g 9Oa4 so; others g 9Oa2 co; Texans 81 goa
Q 90: rangers q 90a4 %: stockers and feed
ers 81 00a3 90; cows 81 b0aS 90.
~ Hogs-Receipts, q, 500 head; shipments,
5000 head; market 10c higher, closing
weak; rough and common & 90a5 Is; pack
ing and mixed s. 2Oa5 10; prime heavy
and butchers weights 60 45a5 6211; light
S. 1Oa5 40; grassers e. 50a5 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
LOO head: market strong; westerns a 90
as 25; westerns & 00a4 so; Texans 81 10;
stock ewes s. 25a3 so; feeding wethers
So 5Oa3 So; lambs e3 50s6 90.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, September Cattle
Receipts l, l42 head; shipments 924 head;
market steady; prime 81 75a5 10; fair to
good g 00a4 so; common 81 50a3 90; bulls,
COWS and stays 81 00a2 80
Hogs-Receipts 1,S0O head; shipments
l,6OO head; market steady; Philadelphia
IS 40a5 60; best Workers IS 00a5 So; grass
ers a 50a4 90.
Sheep-Receipts LOO head; shipments
|, 800 head; market dull; prime 81 75a5 90;
fair to good 81 00a4 %; common 81 OOa2 5Oi
lambs s. 00a5 IS.
CINCINNATI, o., September Hogs,
steady; common and light 50 75a5 IS. Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; shipments, l,6OO head.
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N THE MORNING.
go,v the Backors OF sullivan and Corbett
rslked at the Beginning Of the Last

How the Backors OF sullivan and COrbett
rslked nc the Beginning Of the Last
Day.
Nav OELELNs, September THE
carnival of pugi.iSm i'm this city will end
In HE battle u giants tonight. The
clo.irg daY OF this festival of bruiSers
has orened bright, clear aud reasonably
cool Pending their exercise, which
will come later, this forenoon, 10 may 90
said that both Sullivan and COrbett
aroused 10 their battle day ia shape
said 10 be satisfactory to their trainers
and hackers.
The dogged and never-whipped Sulll-
van cannot imagine the possible cOntin-
esrcv OF his own defeat. Indeed, be
seems not 20 be able clearly TO under
stand how any man might have the pre-
sruDtion % stand before him with al
idea OF conquest. Some who are here
saw this is 0ver.c0nfdence and with al
slr OF extreme wisdom they tip their
Lat brim forward upon their several
noses and remark that Over-cOuhdeuce
is dangerous. The Sullivan Oracies
assumed disdainfui wrinkles about
mouth aud nose and respond that
'T-h-a.ts an right. See?" On the Cor
bett side OF the fence there is appaT-
emily equal confidence aud an entire
absence OF nervous apprehension. The
long Californian is well nigh clipper in
his assurance OF success tonight.
Whether this is the outcome Of over
weening cOncelt, or whether 10 is q con-
victiOn based upon solid Judgment
of his own powers, the COrbett
taleu. say, makes no difference.
Those who scarcely expect Corbett TO
overcome the prestige Of Sulliyan's
championship, but who az the same time
hope that be may be able 20 do so, say
that when Sullivan fpally sees before
him powerful and shiftY adversary,
who has ia his eyes the expression OF
absolute confidence, there is no telling
what may be the result on Sullivan.
II sullivan, I'm addition, begins early
IN the game TO feel the hurt Of heavy
blows, II IS held by some that there may
be q weakening that will ast0nish all.
On the other hand, II is urged that
an exhibition Of confidence by COrbett
will not phase Suliivsn's nerve an atom,
for IL is held that be has none OF those
which 10 ordinary men are susceptible
Of stage fright. And as to his becOm-
ing terrorized By unexpected power and
scleuce-well, the Sullivan men simply
laugh outright. They say there is no
way 10 break bis heart, except by cut
ting 10 IN two with a knife. And so the
day opens and proceeds towards the
hour when demonstration shall take the
place OF speculation.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.

The National Executive Committee Pre-
pairing for the Big Convention and
Active Work.
NEW YORK. September THE Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the National AS
sembly of Democratic Clubs met here
to-day. The following new members
were appointed n, w. EcIvor Iowa,
President Of the State Association OF
Democratic Clubs; @. C. Richards, Of
Ogden, Utah. chairman OF the Demo-
cratic State Committee; Joseph Fenton,
Of Washington; Hon. Benton Mcmillan,
OF Tennessee, and 5. B. Smith, Of Mon
tana.
Reports were received from fourteen
State organizations showing that they
were well organized. a committee OF
three, consisting OF the President, Mr..
Rusk and Mr.. Lambert, were appointed
TO wait upon Chairman Harrity TO re-
port upon the condition Of the organ
izatiOn.
The convention Of Democratic clubs,
which is 20 be held In this city on Octo-
Der and 3, was discussed and the
chairman was instructed to invite the
Presidential and Vice-Presidential can
didates to DO present. An adjournment
was taken until tomorrow.
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HOW IT ALL OCCURRED.

eyewitness Describes the KILLING OF
An - T,ree Men at Garfield Park on
ECO September captain +.
p, Pi.e sheriff Of Lincoln county, Ar
d, NJ and owner Of several horses at
ff,al--sold park, was within a few feet OF
't., ,oo when the shot were exchanged
tno 'D .ost the two men their lives yester-
iar' lie was placed under arrest by
C os,.er William O'Donnell and taken to
I'm ssnlaines street station. At the
lao. he made the following state
So So which was taken down in writ
ing:
an mas ont in the southwest corner OF the
1,.-ss,d park race track where they IN
"a ire horses. j saw number Of boys
~. "a men on the roof of the stables. Among
H. ~ vas 7. NJ. Brown. i saw q police
-. - ~ up1n the shed. Brown told him
~. n como 10 him. Just as the officer got
- ,, r7,0urn drew his revolver, large sized
~ .sribre When be drew this the police
80 p told Brown to put his pistol up. The
.5-,rr3 started 10 run and the policeman
s,,,,. his whistle. In second another Oil
~ 60, mn and blew his whistle. A third
w. g5t up and the crowd was ahead Of
r-,gvr I said don't YOU see all of these peO-
l,, ahead Of youP Brown Jumped down and
It.- tbr1pCh the gate; the officer ran after
Kim and 3 lot Of officers came. Brown
s--5 The first shot, Think. i said Brown,
j--i- shoot and Brown ran around the
400 outside the track. The officer went
~, no right. I heard more shooting and
CIV tie officer fall Then Brown put his
5..,,i m the officers head and fired again.
b,.-,rr shot 40 this officer first. L was
-rors Is feet from Brown and forty feet
from he officer that Brown shot. l did
not see the other officer shoot