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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-24
TERRITORIAL INSTITUTIONS.

The legislature passed n law In 1892
(Chapi-r LNNlN., psgc 100, Session
Laws, 'g2), r,quiring aii territorial in-
stitutl0ns to make anu iile with the
auditor OF public accounts complete
inventory aud valuation ofali property,
zeal and personal, In the possession Oi
aid institutions, aud owned either by
the territory or by said institutions M n
public corporation, on or before the
expiration OF three months from the
late OF approval OF said act. zap.
proved March 10, 1897
Only three public Institutions have
.hus far complied with the above act.
| am, therefore. unable TO make a
satisfactory report Of such property.
Respectfully submitted.
ARTHUR PRATT,
Territorial Auditor OF Public Accounts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-24
THE TERRlTORY'S FINANCES,
Auditor Pratt Files Ills Report With
Governor Thomas.
THE TREASURER DOES LIKEWISE.
Statement Of the Total Assessed Na'ue
Of Property in the Territory
Receipts and Disbursements.

Territorial Auditor Pratt and Terfi'
torIai Treasurer Barnett have filed the
reports Of their offices for the last year
with Governor Thomas. As they are
Of interest to the public they are here
with presented:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-24
Trsa.ury n.rnc,r. Rppor.

ONCE OF Territorial Treasurer,
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Dec. 1892.
To Hon. Arthur l.. Thomas, Governor
Utah Torri,ory:-Dcar Sif:-ip nc.
corjance with the custom anu the re-
qulrements OF the law, beg TO submit
herewith n statement OF the receipts
anu disbursements OF this office from
March 10th, 1892, ut which date 1 sue.
ceeded Mr.. Bolivar Roberts, to Dec.
8ist, 1892, inclusive;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-24

Ioihl territorial Indebtedness 49,
December "a, is9j.....-....,t iOj,'s0 q
Estimated.
On December 81, 1891, there were
territorial auditors warrants IN cir.
culation and not paid amounting to
sl2v, 227 O2, aud amount ~ be Dail TO
territorial district schools for 1891 OF
sS36,OOO IN king n total Indebtedness
Il $3.50, 227.02.
Hut on December 81, 1891, there was
cnsn Ia tho territorial treasury amount.
ing 10 s.g2, 1906, whiph, with the
amount duo upon unpaid taxes for
1881 from tho several counties, namely
s.2j, si9T, lees compensation Of col.
ectOfs and rebates aLowei them by
tne county courts, realized sufficient 10
Jay OF cancel above Indebtedness aud
all forms Of territorial indebtedness,
except bonds Issued, none OF which are
yet due.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-24

The above Ia the first bpportionmen,
Of Territorial school mvn.y Tor the
year 1892. M made and reported to mv
ny the Hon. Jacob 3. Bofeman, COM
missioner for schools LOT Utah Tern.
tory:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-24

OFFICE OF TERRITORIAL TREASURER
SALT LAKE Cuy, Utah, Drc.Sl, ". !
Hon. A. l.. Thomas, Governor OF Utah:
Dear Sir-I beg leave ~ submit here
with statement OF tho receipts and
disbursements OF this office from
December 81, 1891, to March IS, 1892,
when vacated the office:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

For
Delicious
lee cream
Go 10
Matters,
Ice cream
pnrlor.
30T Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

MoNEYl-wE CAN LOAN YoU
money on good Improved farms and
ranches at a low rate OF interest +. A.
Huffman Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


90 ~ gccount or the Increasing demands ur.
" ~. ine space Of The Gasctte. both by M.
" 6rcutly Improved news service. Il Is com.
~ , ~ 10 discontinue the publication daily
bs,,n rec advertisements for persons Desiring
III W employment. " notices Of articles
IN ~ Vpntlnued In The Sunday Gazette, ana
rn ~ ne available 10 those whose notices are
nisi,,.ed DOT later than v O'Clock Friday
q, snch notices IN the classified column
~ S,,,i me uaily Issue Of The Gazette. charge
each ineertion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Treasury Department once, Supervising
Architect, Waalingtnn y. e., May ", iHi5
Scaled proposals. viii be received 1T this
oilice untli O'Clock D M. ON ie on day
~ June, 1htl, aud opeued Immediately there
nftor for ali the labor and materials re-
uulffd Tor the ,iii sinnf anh hrlek work
Iron aud wood n1or, ceiling and roof cone
sirhctioh, rD1f covering, SKI llght. rte.. Tor
the fnpcrfifuctufn " TIE linlird states
iDsioffice building at Fort Worth, Tex. ~
accordance With the drawings nnd HpHcins
cntions copies q which inny he lnd az tlis
oiice or tue Office VI The superintendent NJ
Fort Worth. Ter Each BID must he ne
companied by a certified check for q sun
not iesH than . PER cent OF HE nniouut Of
the proposal The right N reserved 20 ne.
i,et any and nl lids Or TO wnive ans dc.
r. 4 on informally ~ nuv bid, n Il be
deemed ~ The Interest u the government 10
do 10 All pfoposals received after The
tlur stated VIII be- returned ~ The bidders
Proposals. must by engiossd 10 fhYrlopes,
saaled and marked. "prOpOaal for the cut
stone Hnd brick work etc. for the lhlird
states l'osigncr building NJ Fort Wnrth.
Ter aud addressed To- jeremiah O'ltOnfke.
Supervising nfrliitect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Au ordinance To prohibit the csiahi,.,lne
aud maintenance OF hide huus,q or tt,, airy
ihg Of green hllea IN tho tNrpifaie llulns
M Tue GUY OF Fort Worth, anu 10 prl'ide
he it ordained nv the city conncl OF the
city of Eou WORTH
Soc, 4 I, shall hr unlawful for any per,
son.. hfin or corporation, or the ascut "
10 Jty Ereoii hides Ia The corporate limit.
Of The city OF Fort NORTH OF 90 kurr o.
maintain any establishment for sntli pur
poses within Mld limits
See, 2 Provided that amy ncsNon, rrm Of
COOPERATION, or the ugent or vmnlnyo Of
nY person. hrni ur corporation who may
now hr ynnnncd w the husineHa ~ Irving
gtccu hides Within tho corporate limits VI
the city NJ Fort Worth, or maintaining ~
establishment for said pnfnosr shall hgV,
thirty days from anu alter the publication
Of this ordinance within which To discM
tlnuc said business or remove bcyond the
corporatr limits NJ said city
Soc, q ANY person, nrn or corporation N
agent OF cmplnyc VI hny pVnhn nrin ~
corporation, who shall Violate tho nrnvisioni
NJ this ordinance, shall he deemed 'guiliy d.
u mlsicmcannr, nnd upon convection ihpltp
shall he nnc'l IN any sum nut less thtn 4
nor more than Slo and that each aud vXrf,
day that such person. llrm or corporation
or thu agent uf pmplnNp uf such person
rrm OF corporation shaft curry on such bust
ncEH shall constitute n separate offence
feet and be IN force from nnd after tel
duNs pupicnilon as rrquirci hr law.
Filed May ~, lSH H. " nultNS,
city Secretary,
Approved May rs, itpa ..
no trmporc Mayor u Fort Worth TEX.
II V, puRNS,
tiiy Secretary,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

LOST-A DARK RAY HORSE. q YEARS
old: about 10 hands high; no brands: q
suitable reward II returned to South Side
livery stable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
efllcs ANO MEMORIALS WANrfD.

insurance. Statistics AMI iiistopyp,
Austln. Tex. May -, ir11
Wanted FOR the state library. Oh his
forlrnl manuscripts. including letters u yaiue
to thr state Old books published on Texas,
- IT. y Z, ii..',
memorial Or early Texas history. Az
n,.rrlne harlnE thinEN Tor disposal ffe earli-
sstiy invited 20 open correspondence VIII
w ~ IoilN Z HoI.IINeswoKrn
C0ulifllaaionef.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

West Virginia boasts Of two-headed
woman who has two distinctly different
yoices-bass and tenor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

The Eve, pointed star on The national
Aar is a womnus idea. Washington
wished 10 adopt the six pointed or &c
clesinstical star. but Mrs. Betsy Toss
who made the first American nag, sh"s ~
norc conveniently cut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

A sugar dish owned By Mrs /. Il,
Smith Of Roswell Ga, has been In use
by her family for over 100 years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Ang,stura Bitters, endorsed by physicians
and chemists for purity and Wholesome
ness. Dr. J. G. n. Sicbert \ Sous, sole
manufacturers. ASH your druggist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

LOsT-GOLD WATCH. ABOUT A WEEK
ago. between Polk Ilros, stockyarls aud
Mike Walters slaughter house. Return TO
Braccwell bros, corner Seventeenth aud
Elm and receive reward. p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES,
BsicN sRjcM ssick

Firo hundred thousand good hard rod
building brick FOR pficas write onlnesyiie
Press Brick company. gainesville. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN on FARM
LANDS AND IMPRovED CITY PROPER.
TY CENTRALLY LOCATED. no DELAY.
TEXAS LOAN AND SAVINGS Co. J. u.
BRUGLER. vICE,PREs'T. AND TREAS,
HURLEY BUILDING. FORT woRrHTEN
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AND FARM.
ing lands by the VIC Believer Land A9rt.
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

TANrFD STATE MANAGERS ron MIS-.
t0ur, Louisiana, Alabama and Georgia 70
Nh money .iaakine Invention u the day.
Big pronfs guaranteed; 800 70 5000 cnpl-
faf necessary. Cali RI or address Texas
fnvfrfiQn company. room Y. tlv Main
effcct. lort Worth. Tr1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

f,1n ifAifsiiOisA DYsnSrENf ASD
,.,atraily riIAnef coalition ~ the bowels
inke s'nrckes blackberry co0iiai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

10 form some idea Of the largeness Of
Nh, earth one may look upon the land
scaiv from the top Of an ordinary, church
steeple and then bear IN mind that one
mus view 100000 similar landscapes 10
eet an approximately correct Idea oil the
sizn OF The enrth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Forrest CITY, Ark, April y, ls9l.
Nassrs Human Bros, Savannah. Ga:
Dear Slrs-Me tuke great pleasure 10 ald
one more certificate 10 you- long list. We
can truthfully say that Prickly ASH f9sr
uoot md Potassium Compound i. l.. T.,
i one ~ the best sellers that we have ever
SET on our shelves since We baye been "
business, and every person We nave soll
klown. Yours Truly, WINTHROP %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

iN1ifcI.s B0f1i9ls. WIND "Sl1,i.S Am
deep well pumps Rlnsi threshers, rep
Worth Novelty lrou works ". u breth.
erion, proprietor, 4ii West wcalhcrfurd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Every body has good word for Or. Bulls
cough syrup. It's fame Is world wide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

SArEs.. Nnw AND sECoNpsiANp sAFna
Tor Enle by II w rrak, lUd iiouainn
street. Fort Worth, IvA, Mention tho
Fori Worth Gazette,
we have one "a u. a. motor aud ono \
u, T. motor Alsu seven fanH with Hhnfiiug.
hangers boiling ami nullONH all IN Eund rt-
uHiu, which we ufiCr very low Tor cash.
lui West Wonihcrfurd surci, Fort Worth
Auction liuuFp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Mammoth olives in bulk, only =, at
BELDEN'S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
rArnsrr

Zee Tho Oazette's sw..p column e.
wauL Irhs swan eeiuinia vii hsiax a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

In saving log at Beaver Dam mus, g..,,, ia
pn@te county, Ga. a snake Was iplliau
IL n knot.bole. which, when the w -" ~
SANDING, Was fifty-two feei ifoN We
.t.tlu.f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


N UNMARRIED. sisNn ApbRf.SS
for infrcsi and host matrimonial
paper ~ earth. huHiucSS conducted rri.
vS,cys established iSSS helpng Hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

II MARRIED. LADIES ONLY KNEW MY
safe and Levcr falling secret Address
with 10 cents. Mrs, Grrlnaln, - l.usnlr
street. Chicago. llls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Many Persons are . e,osen
49,, e-cn oVergcrk OF household cafeL
Browns Iron Bltters .as.s ~ Ma li
avr.s,m sida digestion, removes e1ee,a " 49,
siad;1 r,,rs ~. usiSr.s Get the geanine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

90 no r. II. nAil,AIi FOURTEENTH
aud llnsk streets " store household goods
and merchandise iitc-pru0f hulldnr,
HEGuLAll STORAGE UnusE Foi rum.
uiturc, pianos, vehicles, trunks, h0xoH.etc,,
new rooms. get our rates. careful moving,
packing shipping etc; estimates free
w y, ninyun 3 CO., Seventeenth aud
lp4k streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

bred Young horses and UffN heal
r ryl,cS comfy anSSs Iv IL, ,n avS aT To-
,,,-,,.,y.. ,,.,.,,. ,,,,,,,-.
ct reStnrer and developer kWoWn
Sitcngihgns, inylSoralss, Tin Hn9s.
,nlar Dr. Miller. n Quincy street, Ch.
eNEo, -..--------
positively enlarge the bust ive inenes Or
nj Instrument, I'M b tica-anl. cnltlcnt,
Tor ,oGitichiia crcular Nirs. Dr. Miller.
01ppv-I,,-vo,,- ,,, NJ, -tr,-sr,xn an
WIFE rich or poor sgad 2,ecni s,amp tGr
gied through S9r intrqae'iious Mr. and
- - ----
II MARRIED. LADIES ONLY KNEW MY
safe and revet falling secret Address
51nsT.
7o,,aa?,-;, & no, -ssef~f,,fsssc~,,iS-
l'ua ~ .lv.ti,a ii.A'l -, ~ ~,
~ ~ WIN ~ NY, pr,1i,lS' i''"'" ~
olnec nlnI " .,.Nu'u,g.
loosr.oNS, sATulDAG; MAY w B BlE,,;;
~ 'uu ~ no. 80 ~ mali Nc, az
sewing maohine attachment. Was iiri m
s T., ,ts n,,ar inIi'u b,n,l r,it
iFb. gnaer Vim lie rewarded bN rctnr1in.
70 NlI., oool',-, Nv ->O..u '-'"e STU
LosT-oN SOUTH SIDE NEAR WATER
tower. a ghld's lace straw hat, trimmed
IN pink ribbon md lace Please return 10
reNdcp,e OF pr. Ellen l., Dabb. lni
--------------- --------
LOST-GOLD WATCH, ABOUT. A WEEK
non hef,ts.tor latI Ittsua aud
Braccweli Hros,, corner Seventeenth aul
Elm and receive reward. p
-----
LOsT--A DARK RAY HORSE. @ YEARS
suitable reward II returned to south Side
livery stable
- ------------------------ =
is a small guttapercha cross. with small
picture In center, Return to %, :. l.atii
-
rouNp, ............
,srISS,T = tnysC Observation-Disclosures tsA'N
ey border! owner can an se s "a same by Apply,
llis ~ ~ sssssy sssses: sssl::-s=--!i,
PINANVIAL-
MONEY! MoNEYl-WE CAN LOAN You
money on EooI dnpgS ny ,,,, 1ar''s ahu
IInfruan Co
Iiun nan ~,
MONEY 70 LIND on FARMS AND IN.
proved city real estate. Vendors lien
-,.., -, ,.,s g.,
n0'e' purchased anu eAeu a ''"
80 =, so,,. 49,, .-,-....
paymentA " H. sllIhAh' Ahu noFtshso
banker. ocles Land Title block, Fort
Worth. reI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

MONEY 70 LIND on FARMS AND ~.
proved city real estate. Vendors Hen
notes purchased and extended. A few
good farms to tell on long time annual
paymenta G. II. snlimAn. land mortgage
banker. onics Land Title block, Fort
Worth. Ter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

L6Sf~O% MONDAY LAST BliEAsf 1lNi
set with jet ami prntls; rVtutl 10 Gnzr, ,e
Office and be rewarded. II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

rIIuN OunArmENs Ann ryrnMnir-
IlS,

mar lock TYPEWRITER ron BALE on
rrnt Agency Tor the celebrated Columbia
bicycle headquarters for phonQgtuphs aud
fuft North.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

FOUND LADY'S HANDKERCHIEF, PAN
cy border: owner can get same 10y apply
Ing at az Cherry street, city. u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

LOST-A WATCH-CHARAT. YESTERDAY.
Is small gultNperchn cross. with small
picture In center. Return 20 -, =. l.atii
reward
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

y. II BiNf0S'k FnEIuHT fGASaFEil
moving OF safes and machlnefy npeoi'
atty. Pays all railroad charEes and col
lecta on delivery Corner Front anu llous'
ton airrnia lnlnnhnnn lnl
The morning call., 1893-01-30
OVER IN OAKLAND.
West Oakland Boys De-
mand Attention.
New SchoolflouSes-The Federation of
Trades Ask for Representative on
the Republican Ticket.

Some Oakland small boys found prece-
dent recently, and tried to Impress it upon
the Chief OF Police.
They read of call made upon British
general at the beginning of the American
revolution, in whirh delegation of Boston
boys successfully protested against the in
reference OF British soldiers with their
practice TO slide down the snowy slopes Of
Bunker Hill ON their sleds. The Oakland
boys thought that theirs was parallel
case, and 90 they wrote to Chief Shaffer
demanding that his officers cease to inter-
fere with their rights OF jumping on and off
the local train while in motion. ''They
have no right TO spoil the only fun we have"
they wrote, "and If you don't make them
quit well make life unbearabe to you"
The letter was signed by half dozen boys
OF West Oakland, but 1t had different
effect than that intended. as the Chief has
ordered Stricter vigilance upon train-jump-
ing boys.
Some OF the Oakland preachers have ac-
cepted the invitation OF George Mother
sole, manager Of the Marlborough theater.
TO attend the performance OF 'The Od
Homestead this week.
Democrats have attributed good deal of
credit TO Nj. j. Laymance for the good sense
displayed in stemming the tide OF dissatis-
faction manifested for a time in the Demo-
cratic convention Saturday. Mr.. Laymance
made very clear and sensible speech in
favor of giving the platform committee
further time TO report, which did much to
establish aequiescence and good feeling
The contractors are getting ready to build
the new schoollIouses, and by the middle of
next month the work will be in full
progress. This week the old Harrison
school building will be moved to make room
Tor the new structure, and work upon this
Will probably be the first to begin.
A few days ago the Salvation Army
Rescue Home asked for tls donation of a
pair of crutcbes for decrepit old lady. By
the next night four teen pairs had been left
at the home. The matr0n OF the home says
that this indicates that the people OF Oak
land are charitable.
The Council. tonight, will probably be
asked for al extension of the time men,
toned In the franchise of the Grosmeyer
electric road on West Twelfth street. The
franchise Was granted more than Two years
ago and the contract expires April !. David
rutherford. who has In charge the building
The morning call., 1893-01-30

the Central Park grounds yesterday as was
advertised, but several members OF both
teams being present the requisite number
OF PLAYERS were found among the Specta-
tors and lively practice game eBsued.
The Rangers team WAS made no IS fol-
lows: A. Brown, goalkeeper; j. McKeand
and Munday, backs; p Kidd. Downing and
Monks, hafhaeks, and Waters, Miller.
Brown. Bushby and Jack, forwards. E.
Hood. umpire.
The GRANTEES were: J. Barnett. goal
keeper; Murphv and Craig, hacks; Barrie,
Batchen and 0'Nei, halfbackS, and Wicks.
GOurley, Howell, Vass and Broadhurst.
forwards J. King was their umpire. and
A. Cornell acted as referee, and enough
fouls were made to keep him busy with his
whistle throughout the game.
The tOssup gave the first kick to the
GRANTEES and for some time it appeared as
if they were in need of all the favorable
circumstances as their PLAYING showed
lack of practice and general stiffness
The Rangers with one or two exceptions
PLAYED for time in a way which led specta-
tors 10 believe that the game would be of
short duration, which it would have been
had il no. been for the fine work of Howell
and BroadhuTSt, who time after time
saved their team from defeat by their great
head work and fine com bination. which was
altogether unlocked for, as they had never
PLAYED together before.
The man whose playing drew the q eatest
comment from the benches was one of the
Rangers forwards, n substitute by the name
OF Miller The only time be touched the ball
to any purpose was when it was first set in
motion and some one accidentally kicked it
against his head. whence il shot past the
goal, scoring one for Ehe Rangers.
Game was called a 1886 and closed with a
score of TO at AS.
The morning call., 1893-01-30
GONE TO HIS REST.
Respect to the Memory of
George Spaulding.
His Funeral Attended by Vast Num-
Der of Affectionate Friends-Tri-
butes of Love to His Memory.

The remains of the late George Spaulding.
printer and philanthropist. were laid to
rest In Masonic Cemetery yesterday after
noon.
1t was one Of the largest funerals that
ever took place from the Masonic Temple.
The eminent eulogist observed that one
might almost wish to die If assured of such
tributes Of love and respect as were ac-
corded to the deceased.
About noon friends of the deceased be-
gan TO gather at the family residence. 1109
Clay street, and in the presence of relatives
aud intimate acquaintances. Rev. DR.. Mac
kenzie of the First Presbyterian Church
read chapter from the Bible and offered a
short prayer.
The remains were then removed TO King
Solomon's Hall in the Masonic Temple,
where the last rites were conducted under
the auspices of California Lodge No. l, r.
and A. Nj.
Before the entrance of the funeral cortege
into the large hall there had been spread
an array of floral pieces upon the platform
toward which the head of the dead would
be laid.
The first was a beautiful Offering two
and half by three feet. 1t was repre-
and resting upon an easel, The cimeter
and crescent were worked in margueriteS
on bed of viOlets, and the border was Of
smilax. This was from the mobiles of the
mystic shrine. An open book came from
the employees of the office If Spaulding g.
Co. On one page the words Last Proof
was worked in violets, and on the other,
Farewell, George" A beautiful h0rnl
star was the gift of California Lodge No. l..
There were several other smaller offer
ings
Herman Muller. the master of California
Lodge, conducted the masonic services.
The following well-knOwn choir rendered
most excellent music: Samuel ID. N@ver,
j. X. Ogilvie, j. X. Jones and j. G. Baston.
The music rendered was well CHOSEN.
Lead, Kindly Light was the first, fol-
lowed by REST for the Weary" then
Good Night, Have Reached My Home"
Here Rev. DR.. Mackenzie pronounced an
ealogy on the departed, beginning with
Good night as suggestey by tho last
hymn. The eul0gy was extremely eloquent,
mplimentary TO the dead, and was lis
tened to with intense interest by the vast
congregation. In conclusion the choir rem
dered "Come to Me,
The funeral march was then taken up
for the Masonic Cemetery.
There were represen tatves from the
Grand Conss:ory OF the Scottish Rite.
Golden Gate Commandery No 16. Knights
Templar, San Francisco Chapter No. 1,
II. A. NJ
EThe palbearers were n. w. Spauldlng,
Asa X. Wells, J. ii. Gilmore NJ. Shannon,
j. II. Culver Dr. Hardness, Columbus
Warehouse, j. 3. Griffith and j. d. Smith.
There were also two from Golden Gate
Commandery, two from the Grand Consis-
tory and two from San Francisco Chapter
No. 1.
Nearly all Of those who were in the tem-
pie followed the remains 10 their last rest
ing place.