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The morning call., 1893-09-16

In conversation with a CALL reporter
yesterday Mr.. Morton gave the following
information regarding the matter.
Miss Louisa Morton, the sister of J. Ii.
Morton, Is about 80 years of age and. since
the death of MIR. Morton's wife, about
three years ago, has had charge of the
training of his TWO children. She has also
acted as hOusekeeper for Mr.. Morton since
he brought his family to this State from
Utah five years ago.
Mr.. Morton's home is about eight miles
north Of Redding, and he is part owner in
the PotOsi, Brown Bear and Utah and
California sometimes called Walker)
mines. Mr. Morton is also superintend-
ent Of several other mines OF lesser I'M
pOrtance, and all these mines are within
seven miles of Redding.
On the 1st inst. Miss Morton came to
this city at Mr.. MOrton's request to pro-
cure suitable home for the family 10
occupy during the coming winter months,
during which time Mr.. Morton desired his
children to have instruction in painting,
music and the other mplishmentS.
On the Sd inst. Miss Morton wrote to
her brother that she intended to leave the
Russ House. but she did not say where
the city on the Sth inst, reaching here
about half-past O'Clock in the evening.
and was greatly surprised to learn that
Miss Morton had left the Russ House the
day before about 4 o'clock.
Her trunk and valises had been delivered
by Miss MOrton'S orders at MOrt0n's Spe-
cial Delivery barns on Taylor street. a
visit to that place on the following day was
not productive of any results. Before the
arrival of Mr.. Morton at the barns the
trunk and valises were delivered to some
address in this city which the cOmpany's
driver said he could bot remember.
When pressed for information as to the
destination of the baggage the company's
employees explained that no record YVES
kept of deliveries made in this city.
That all happened over a week ago and
though Mr.. Morton has. with the assist
ance of the Police Department, been
searching this city high and low for traces
of his sister no clew has yet been found.
Mr.. Morton describes his sister as above
the Medium height and possessed of a
striking and pleasing form and manner,
with clear, light complexion. brown hair
and blue eyes. Her dress cannot be de-
scribed owing to the fact that Miss Morton
had purchased dress goods. hats and so
forth, before she left the Russ House, and
she probably wore some of her new dresses.
She is college bred, is fluent and mod
est cOnversationalist, a thorough business
woman and has broad and thorough knowl-
edge of human nature and the ways of the
world.
Mr.. Morton is thoroughly convinced that
his sister is either dangerously iii or has
met with foul play. Miss Morton had on
her person at the time she left the Russ
House about $3.50 IN gold. This money had
been kept in the Russ House safe during
her stay there, and was delivered to her on
the afternoon of the Sth inst, when she
paid her bill and left.
The morning call., 1893-09-16
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
I'HOS. MACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular."
No. 90 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.

Cough St, bet Grove ana Fulton; 25xi37 :6
$4,000; so or 75Il37: %; street paved Win btu
Fulton st. bet Franklin and Cough: lots
27:6xI37:5; $4260 and S4750 each; street btu
s550O-Rents s47 so: Clinton Park: modern
flats and lot 25x75i half cash. balance in Install
ments
Fell ST. facing the park; 3 lots, 25x137:6, $4,000
each.
flats; bet. Franklin and Cough; $500.
INVESTMENTS.
Reduced to $lO.OO0-6th St.; rents $76; 8
stores and fats anu lot 5oxs5
Howard ST.. N SIDE bet. new Montgomery and
3D. 81 :6x65 and brick dwellings renting for
$1OG: cheap: $4,000.
Rents $l44-slS, 900; Sw. cor. Bush and Ma
son: AZ 6x85 and Urlcx and frame buildings; a
blocks from Kearny St
Howarrst. store property; rents SIT so: 30x
125; 3-story building; fats and store; also rear
building; near 10Th st: $l0,5O0
Polk and Broadway,ioE. cor; 1877 ;6x137:6 and
ola buildings $27 800.
HOUSES AND LOTS-ALL SIZES.
Clay ST.. bet Polk aud Van Ness ave; 27 :6x
1875, and comfortable 2-story house; street
paved with bitumen; $500
StevcnsOrSu ST, rs feet from 9th; 24X75, and 3
story frame building; $500.
$z500-Shotwell ST; cottage of 6 rooms ana
modern conveniences: one of the bes5 residence
blocks on the street; bet. 22d and 23d: lot 23x
96:6: street in tirst-class order
window house; rooms and bath; lot 22xl02 :8;
s655O-Business corner; 2sxIOO; store below
chez sts.; rent $50.
LOTS, ALL PRICES.
$3.50 each; Bryant ST.. n. side bet. I'd and Sd ::
lots 25xS0: street in good order
Corners 31:3X100; $2250: on Lombard ST. easy
terms. only oue-third cash.
shrader St, near Haight block from the park;
lots 25x 0u, $2250 each: street work done.
Sacramento ST.. near Locust, blocks from the
cabie.ears: 25xlO0: $3.50: street in order.
5 -S50-Mission-st corner; 25xl00: cor. Rich
land ave-; both streets graded, macadamized and
severed; electric car line built past this lot.
6reen ST., \, side, bet. Scott and Devsadero:
lots 34:4x10T IS. $42O0 each and lot "a :4x13T :6
$4,000; magnificent view.
NV. cor. Green and Scott; 34:4xlO7:6: uusur-
passed marine view; S6S0O.
Ftlbert st, only 3 lots left: 25xl37:6 :6; $1325
each; near Fillmore ST. severed.
Reduced to $500; cheap: Liberty St, OF
the finest residence streets in the Mission 25x
"a; near Valencia. and between 10th and 2lst.
Corner So 5:6x100; $500; corner FILLMORE and
Fibert; stone blocks on Fillmore aud Ftibert;
street severed: very desirable cheap corner
reduced 20 $500. 27xlS7 IS; ana $3.50. 27 6x
137 :6; Jones ST.. w. side, between Lombard and
Chestnut; fine view and good nelghborhood;
street work done.
The morning call., 1893-09-16
The Saturday Concert

Following is the programme of music to
be performed in Golden Gate Park this
afternoons:
Worlds Columbian Exposition March"
composed expressly for the Chicago Worlds
Fair by Edward Hoist; overture, Isl rEtais
Roi' (Adam); EXCERPTS from q" Sonnambua"
(BellinD; 'SMy Memories Waltz" (H. L. darcy
Jaxone); "Musical our of Europe" (Conradi5;
overture. Don Juan" (MOzarp; " Patrol OF the
GnOmes" (Elenberg); selection from " Lncrezia
Borgia" (DoniZettiI; "Priere de Noise" Ros-
SIND; Priests War March," from "Athalie'
lMendelssOhnl.
The morning call., 1893-09-16
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

QO00-S -S250-s300 EACH-oNLY SO CASH
tD-OO as first payment, balance So per month;
IN the Well-kUowu MOSS kACT property. without
any doubt the finest subdivision in the FruItvale
district; all avenues gradet; Oakland CITY water
mains on every street; ali taxes PAID by owner un-
III your lot IS paid for; every lot large, 4Oxl32
fronting directly on main through aveRae 90 feet
IN width; Oakland, San Leaudro and Haywards
electric cars directly in front OF the property
over 500 lots have been sold in this elegant tract 10
Oakland and San Francisco purchasers; over 50
cottages, two-story and Queen Anne style houses
air eady built upon the track; Elmh urst postofee
school ana stores within easy OF only a few
blocks; only about lots remain unsold; inyesti-
CATION OF the property solicited; all lots 4Oxl3z;
terms, $40 cash, 50 per month.
Write us for in formation and maps Call and be
shown the property.
NJ. J. LAYMANCE " Co.
selO Sc 466 Eighth ST., Oakland, Cal.
The morning call., 1893-09-16
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-OPHIR SILL
~ YER Mining Company. Location of principal
place OF business San Francisco. California Loca-
tioD of WORKS Virginia Mining District. Storey
County. Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account of assessment No.
80, levied on the 31st day of July 1898, the sew
srsl am cunts set opposite the names of the re-
spectiYe sharehoIders as foIIoMs.
The morning call., 1893-09-16
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE -CHOLLAR
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
of business, san Francisco, Ca. Location OF
works, Virginia, storey County, New
NoTICE-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock. on account OF assessment No.
35. levied the 31st day of July. 1893. the sew
erai amounts opposite the names of the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1893-09-16
HIS SISTER GONE.
j. II. MortOn's Tireless,
Unavailing Search.
A MOTHER TO HIS CHILDREN.
Louisa Morton Disappears With
Three Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars on Her Person.
\ MOTHER TO HIS CHILDREN.

a tall, grave man restessly PAGES the
corridors of the Russ House, catches the
arrivals who swing the big front doors
and to assUage the nervousness which
weighs upon his mind. and possibly to ac-
complish his object in visiting the city,
walks our streets with hopeless tread each
day.
Yesterday there appeared in the columns
of a contemporary the following per
sonal"
IMPORTATION WANTED OF MISS LOUISA
i q. MORTON, who left Russ House September
g. Please leave her present address or if she
sees this come to the hotel or send message to j.
H. MORTON.
The morning call., 1893-09-16

4 BARGAIN-2-sToRY HOUSE or ROOMS
~ and bath; corner lot 501ll5: streets severed,
maeadamized and sidewalk; improvements in fair
order: property held at $1,000: hank holds orr
gage $3.50 now due; must sell at once: make
offer for equity o save foreclosure. NJ. J. LAY
NANCE q CO.. 466 Eighth St. Oakland. selO st
/ OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL
home, miles from Oakland; new modern
house II rooms: so acres, 80 acres in choice
fruit living springs, splendid water; price low:
terms to suit j. ). MYERS, 1902 Broadway,
Oakland. Cal. sel9 st
DEAD THIS.
II $2OO0-2 m odern cottages; rooms each and
bath; hot and cold water, etc; lot 81 :6x1OO:
viii be sold $50 per month first year and 500
month until paid for: no casn Town required
well located: blocks TO Telegraph ave. electric
line. Apply to WOODWARD d ALDEN. eO2
broadway. Oakland. sel0 lOt
GI0S PER LOT FOR ONE OF THE BEST
- - subdivisions OF Land in Berkeley; terms
81 $40 cash and 50 per month. Apply |" WOOD
WARD q ALDEN, 9O2 Broadway. Oakland. iy7 tt
G100 ONLY THINK-LOTs 5OxIbO Gov
u 1OO. cred with fruit trees, at Elmhurst
oakiand's most thriving suburb: facing electric
sTms 10 suit % all A H BREED G CO.. 80 Ni3Th
ST., Oakland. SCI tt
90. TO DAY AND BUY ONE OR MORE LOTS
- In the Lorin Heights Tract, along the line Of
the Cal. and New. Railroad; new Terry to San
Francisco; quick time; buy now before prices all
vance; sure TO make money: price $3.50; only $50
cash. balance $40 ner mouth. CLoUGH d.
BAhER, 1902 Broadway, Oakland. 1y7 If
G10 CASH A>D 1924 CENTS PER DAY OR S5
" ~ per month Will buy lot In the Gem Tract
only 500 feet from the san Leaudro ElectTlc-car
line. aud near Seminary PRATT & Co. 459
Ninth ST., Oakland. ia29 If
QEO00 800 DOWN: $25 MONTHLY; NEW
3-OOO. 2-st0ry modern 5-room house; cen
trai. no iog warm and delightful. Call on
OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARDING
A FAMILY HOME -HANDSoME SUNNY
n rooms in main building and cottages: large
playground: table and every appointment hrst
class kELSEY H0USE. TcIeg. ave. AID 24th ST
The morning call., 1893-09-16
TOh DALE.
LOTS SOUTH OF THE PAPE

~ . oVN III VF 7 HE FARM.
op!oslte Strawberry Hul; fine view of the lakes
anu lar grounds: graded and fenced
- - eseh-S lots near the electric road. part
CaSn pa anee installments; on 2Uth and DIST ayes
size 25X12U. snS6 SaSTn ~ -
The morning call., 1893-09-16
ALAMEDA REAL tsTAvL

Ala VI EIDA kEAl. ESTATE.
&ISS0 $50 CASH. SIs PER m0ETH FOR
n COO. pretty 4-room cottage and bath:
81 5O-s2O0 cast, 500 per month: lovely new
broom cottage; ali modern improvements: 3Ox
S235O-$75 cash, balance SO per month: s.
room cottage. bath, washstand. washtrays: 80:
s3OOO-s1OO cash. s25 per month: 6.room cot
tage, all modern Improvements; SO 3:4xIO0: new
$2SOU-$l5O cash, S25 per month; to be built to
ORDER; elegant 6-room cottage: 81 :6xlI5.
All the above places near school and sta
tio1 several fine lots for sale on easy instalments
OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Inquire OF MARCUeE & REM sL, Offices 62S
Market ST., san Francisco: Bay-st. station and
High ST.. Alameda. seq saTuTh If
S-ROOMED COTTAGE: LOT 5Oxl25; w. SIDE
- of nicely improved street; former price S240O:
now g. 900; great reduction in price OF several
fine lots; several bargains in fine homes near Nor
ton station: reasonable offers refused T. r.
BAIRD. Morton station narrow gauge. Ala
meda. sel27t
q. < MONTHLY BUYS s425 LOT IN ALA
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
DENT S26-wALNUT ST, NEAR SAN JOSE
IA ave. AlaIneda house: rooms; bath: wind
mill; barni large garden. Apply JOHN I. ALL
--------------
MEDICAL.
I AIDES! CHiCHTsTERS ENGLIsH PENNY-
~ royal Pills Diamond brand) are the best SAFE
rehablr; Take no other. send &c (ssamps) for
particulars helef FOR Ladies'. iii letter by return
mai Az druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelohia. Pa. apS sasuTh ly
DRIYATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT 1903
Mission ST.: ladies who desire TO go into
npement with every care ana attendance OF Ger
man physician q r. HkRwiG) aud a graduated
mldwlte tMRS. VEG hNER) VIII find same at
the above address; private diseases OF ladies a
speclalty; cures guaranteed; babies adopted
Telephone 70. 1888. 23m
The morning call., 1893-09-16
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


IA ANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN TO TAXI
- half interest in good timber claim: $40
acres; only small sum required; investigate. Ad-
dress W. II. -. box 90. this Office sel6 3t*
190 ACRES HAYwARDs: ALL CULTIVA-
1-O TED; $4,000. Pacific Exchange, % Kearny.*
I OOK OUT FOR THE BIG BOOM AT SAN
- Luis ObiSpO; railroad approaching: now is the
time to buy choice lands; see list. w. b. EAS I'm,
22 Montgomery ST. sells Ats
n II. TwlNG. SONOMA CITY COUNTRY REAL
u estate. City office. 632 Market ST., i. f. II If
GSOOO GILT-EDGE PROPOSITION or 80
DOOOO. acres; $1,000 crop now being har-
vested; twothirds in full-bearing fruit and table
grapes: nice house OF Z rooms; rood outbuiIdings
l mile from town. half casn, balance at per C Mt
ID. Il. TWING SOnoma City. Cal. sel2 OF
CMALL FARMS: TO rs ACRES: GARDEN
- soil; near city. 90 cash; Sl5 monthly w
A. Caldwell. 4l5 Montgomery st. se3 tt
I 'ONTKA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOX SALE:
send Tor list. u. J. WEST. Martinez, Cal sci Inns
G10O WILL BUY 40 ACRES GOOD LAND:
eDIOO payable $40 cash and $40 month; per-
feet titles only miles to depot; why be poor with
land almost for nothing; don't delay. WESTERN
LAND COMPANY. $40 Market st. su27 If
cot O0O FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
tD-1sOOO. Tor city or across the bay prop
erty: ranch of 327 acres along Babels Slough
lOio County, 10 miles from Sacramento; no better
soil in the state; good 7-room house, and stable
3OX60 on the place: the title is United states
patent and has rested I'm present owner since
1898: the properly is free OF ali incumbranre;
about so head OF cattle and few fine horses can
be purchased with the place at low figure If de-
sired. Address Pioneer. box AZ, this Office au23 II
The morning call., 1893-09-16
TO EXCHANGE.

RIO EXCHANGE-FINE DENTISTRY FOR
pianos. 1ewelry. horses. c., box 1T. Cali
Branch ONCE sel4 3tS
The morning call., 1893-09-16

And in accordance with law ana an or
der from the Board of Directors made
on the 2lst day OF Julv 1893. so many
shares of each parcel OF such stock as
may he necessary will be sold at public auction ut
the ONCE OF the company. room SO. Nevada block,
No. 500 Montgomery street. san Francisco Cali
fornia, on MO DAY. the 25th day of September
1898. at the hour of ! O'Clock P NJ. OF said day to
pay SAID delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale
E B HOLMES, Secretary.
Ofiee-Room so, Nevada block No. 3u9 Mont
gomery street. san Francisco. California. set I'd
The morning call., 1893-09-16
CITY REAL ESTATE
McALESTER & McMAHAN.
2 MONTGOMERY, BET. SUFFER- & MARKET

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS'
The morning call., 1893-09-16

In conversation with a CALL reporter
yesterday Mr.. Morton gave the following
information REGARDING the matter.
The morning call., 1893-09-16

GoGO BRANCH BAKERY. CANDY STORE.
street so stI 50
The morning call., 1893-09-16
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

CHERIFF's SALE STOCK-HAyTNG B0UG9T
~ RoseuJhaPs stock Furniture, Carpets. Stoves,
value 5000, by Sherifs sale, offer for sale at
5Oc on the dollar; we need room; must sell in 30
days: furnish M Immediately. is good op
portuntTy for big bargains; trouble to show
goods ,. MATHEWS, 80 Fourth ST., next door to
Pioneer building. sel6 SaMoWe 3t*
QOS0 FURNITURE 5 ROOMS; BATH; cor
tDOOO. tage nearly new; ready for housekeep-
ing. Inquire HEDEMARK & CO, cor. Twenty
second and valencia SITS. sel44 Ats
" LEY BROS. 95l MISSION-FURNITURE
" carpets. stoves cheap; cash instaIlm'ts. no3 y
NOTICE-I AM NOW AT 1875 FOURTH NEW
~ buildtng), and offer large stock OF general
household furniture at reduced prices; 500 carpets.
good as new; stoves SO; antique chamber suits
Sl5 parlor suits $25; cash or installments; ali at
bedrock prices. T. H NE SON 1875 Fourth st altf
The morning call., 1893-09-16
HORSES.

7 THE UNION HORSE MARKET AND
~ safes stables, S62 Howard st, near Flfth, ,. r.
can De found the greatest bargains In horses har-
ness. bugRies, wag MS. etc: liberal advances on all
cohslennehts: auction sales every THURSDAY IL
A NJ CUhLbY & MCBRIDE Auctioneers.j jF29 6m
II oksEs FOR SALE-AUCTIoN SALES OF
Il horses. buggies and wagons. etc. tuesdays
and Saturdays AT L O'Clock al Pacific Coast Horse
Market; 1898 Harrison ST.. near Twelfth. s.
WATKINS Auctioneer sell tr
(1EhTENNIAL STABLES-CARRIAGESR ROCK
" aWays Yictorias, buggies ETC.: 1921 Caiifor-
mia St, bet Larkin and Folk; telephone e6x. NJ
CONLON, proprietor mrl3t
The morning call., 1893-09-16
OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARDING

A FAMILY HOME - HANDSOME UN Y
n rooms in main building and cottages: large
playground: table and every appointment hrst
class. KELSEY HOUSE. Trfeg. ave a1d 24th 81
The morning call., 1893-09-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

q IN WANTED - PLAIN. STEADY, IN
" ~. dustriouS working partner take
hau-lnterest IN general hardware store, both
ne" anu secondhand; great business: known all
over the country: has good general stock, fully
"orth $1,000; selling every day; experience not
necessary II willing to WORK; prefers partner TO
hiring help; these goods are in great demand as
every one knows; large margin for profit: clears
SZeO per month; store located right in heart of
business center: chance in a lifetime. Particu-
lars, GEO. STEWART IL son, 632 Market ST.
opposite Palace Hotel.
The morning call., 1893-09-16
40 0--$75O-

W10 DOWN AND S5 A MONTH IS GER
dD " tainly an easy way OF buying lot in the
vicinity of the MIDWIN ER FAIR grounds:
TINS opportunity we are Offering for few DAYS
only, AID our prices will astopiSh you; this will
not last, for the properly VIII Increase in value as
work on the fair progresses; now bear in mind
that this Is the time to buy: the liberal terms
make them WITHIN the reach of all. PARK LAND
BUREAU, $50 Market St, opp, FoHfth. sei3 got
The morning call., 1893-09-16

GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 53S kearny, only corporation that lends money
on dia monds. watches :low interest oc4 If
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS THE
"A WEEKLY CALI.. in Wrapper. for mailing.
The morning call., 1893-09-16


DENT S26-WALNUT ST, NEAR SAN JOSl
IA ave. Alameda: house 7 rooms; bath: wind
mill; barn; large garden. Apply JOHN I. HALL
HarE-sr station. Sel1 It's
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-01-13
WILL LEAVE THEM VACANT.

Kansas Governor Will Not Appoint Any
More Police Commissioners.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. SIN an inter
view Governor Humphrey said he would
not dlsband the police commissioners in
the cities of Fort Scott, Kansas City,
Topeka, Atchison, Leavenworth and
Wichita as has been reported. It is under
stood, however, that the commissioners
of Leavenworth, Fort Scott, Wichita
and probably Kansas City would volun-
tarily tender their designations
and that Governor Humphrey will de-
cline to appoint successors. This will
force Governor Lewellyn to show his
hand on the prohibition question at the
beginning of his administration The
police commissioner law was passed sew
eral years ago by Republican legisla-
ture to aid in the enforcement of the
prohibition law. If Governor Lewellyn
on entering his office Monday
find no commissioners in a num-
Der of cities he will have to
define a policy and abnlish all or fill the
vacancies. The two Republican police
commissioners of both Wichita and
Leavenworth have rendered their resig-
nations to Governor Humphrey. He
Immediately accepted the same and re-
moved the Democratic member in each
city and notified the mayors Of the re-
spective places to take charge of police
affairs. This wipes out the metropoli-
tan police system in two Democratic
cities in Kansas.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-01-13
KANSAS NEWS.
OFFERED TO COMPROMISE.

Kansas Republicans Make Proposals so
POpulists and Democrats.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. S-All but a
dozen members and senators have ar
rived for the opening of the legislature
Tuesday. Five of these are Kepu blican
members who live in the extreme part
of the state, $50 miles distant from To-
peka. They have written the state cen
trail committee that they will be here
next Monday, but the committee wired
back to them to take the first train at
all hazards 1t is feared that if a snow
storm should come now three or four
members might be delayed beyond
Tuesday noon and the Republicans
thereby lose the house.
Chairman Breidenthal, of the Peoples
party committee, is. positive that the
Popullsts will organize the house. He
declines to state how it could be done
with majority against them, except
that he expected Republican votes
enough to win the fight The Repub-
icans have been fearful of this, as two
OF their members are stopping at the
PopuI1st headquarters, and surrounded
by the influence there are likely to vote
with the Populists on organization. a
=
was agreed to submit to the representa-
tives of the Peoples party and Demo-
Gratis proposition looking to a peace
able and honorable organization of the
house Tuesday. They will sug-
gest that all persons except
members of the press, members
elect and state officers be excluded
from the floor OF the house until the
work of organization is completed. This
would preclude any possibility of the
the house being packed by members of
any political party and interfering with
the Organization of that body in peace
able and regular way Rosenthal, who
by the decision of the supreme court
cannot vote at the organization. says
that he will, Notwithstanding the de-
cision. In an interview he said: ''When
Haskell is called will be there and vote.
Every body knows 1 am elected and
Stubs will not take the seat. am en-
titled to take part in the organization
and intend to walk into the house and
exercise my rights"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-01-13
CONGRESSIONAL PRoCEEDINGs.

WEDNESDAY-Att the close of the morning
hour the anticipation bill was taken up in the
senate. Senator Frye introduced bill pro-
viding for the appointment of a commission
on the government Indebtedness of the Pacific
railroads. In the house, after the passage of
one pension bill, adjournment was taken.
THURSDAY-Th feature of the session of
the senate was the speech delivered by Mr..
Villas of Wisconsin against the anti-option
bill. In the house the Notifications bill was
passed without amendment. 1t apprOpriates
ST. 49,, 0J5. The consideration of private pen
sion bills was resumed and a few of the meas
ures were passed without opposition.
FRIDAY-The session of the senate was
given up exclusively to the discussion of a bill
on the subject of quarantine regulations and
its co-relative measure-the bill to suspend
immigration for one year.
The session OF the house was an uneventful
one. About twenty-five private pension bills
were passed and the house adjourned.