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TRUSTEES SALE.

\ ACCORpANCE WITH THE TERMS AMI
4 under the authority OF a certain Deed of Trnsf
duly executed b. w. B MORRIS party or the fTst
part, TO HENRY c. CAMPBELL and III bnLiTS
b. KENS Trustees parties of the second MARI .y,tj
the San FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION marty or
the third part, dated October ljtn. 1890, and re-
Corueu IN tne once OF the County FL 3order " the
county or Tulare. State of California IN Ifhsr OF
trust Deeds at pages 307 and following: and
IN pursuance OF resolution passed on the l6th
day of November, 1898, by the Board of Direct0rs
Corporation, ard the holder or the note NO
IU4Z4J. 10 secure payment ut which The afore-
sald Deed OF Trust was executed. declaring that
uelault hau Deen made In the payment OF the
principal sum and other sums. due undar said
note ana Deed OF Trust, ana requesting ana df.
recting said HENRY C. Campbell and THAD-
DEUS Il. KENT, Trustees, to sell The real estate
d" cribed therein to satisfy said indebtedness
We, HE1t,i {. CAMP IL. an THADDEUS
kENT Trustees. do hereby give notice that on
TU rs DAY. the 9Th day of January. A. d. 1894
at II O'Clock NJ. of that day, and at the Auction
Sales Room OF EASrON, ELDRIDGE:& Co. No
6SS Market street, in the City and County OF san
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash in cold
Coin of the United states all that piece or parcel
or land situate in the County of 1ulare. Stale OF
California. described as follows to wit:
According to the Ofhcial Plats and system OF
surveys OF the Government OF the United States:
In ownShip twenty-three (23) south, ranre
twenty three (2S) east, Mount Diablo Base ard
Meri an.
or Section twenty-six (26) the east half (E 10y.
containing three hundred and twenty (320) acres
OF land. more OF less. together with tile appurte-
nances
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in Gold Coin OF the
onlted states; ten per cent payable to the un-
uerslgned on the tall of the hammer: balance on
delivery of deed; and IL not so paid, unless for
want of title (ten days being allowed for search)
then said ten per cent to Ie forfeited the sale
TO be void Acts OF sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY Z. CAMPBELL, 1,-,s.o
THADDEUS s Il. KENT; AAuSVeeS.
de19 - 26 2J ja2 > 9
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An Incompetent,s Estate
A COLORED CORPS.
Organization of the National Army
and Navy Union.

A colored corps, called the National
Army and Navy Union, has been formed.
Atan election held last week the following
officers were chosen: Commander. c. II.
Tinsley; vice-commander, l.. n. Penny;
deputv-commander, II. Walker; adjutant,
j. II. kornegay; paymaster. W. II. Smith /;
QYarterma ster. J. f. Roland; chaplain, j.
Ii. Rhoa les; officer of the day. j. b. Mas
sey; officer Of the guard, A. Hayes
The corps Is TO furnish its own uniforms
and accOuterments. In this the National
Guard will feast their eager eyes upon uni
forms that were made by tailor and n OF
cut out with a cheeseknfe or bucksaw.
The corps is formed of mem bers of the
United States army or navy, and any ap-
plicant for enlistment must present his
honorable discharge from either. and also
a certificate of good character. In forma-
ton it is the same as National Guard COM
panies. and in case of an emer gency the
State will have full control of the new
organization.
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Elected Trustees and Officers.

The Gould and Curry. Silver Mining Com
pany met at its rooms in Nevada blocl,
yesterday and chose the following trus-
tees for the ensuing year. 1908 shares
being represented: Henry B. HavenS,
Anderson. Thomas f. Fish, Herman Zadig
and a. X. Durbrow. The officers chosen
were: President. Henry b. Havens; vice
president, Charles Ii. Fish; supernten
emf. p. KerviD; treasurer Nevada Bank
secretary. Alfred X. DnrbrOW.
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Supposed Burglars.

Officers Freel and Purvis on Saturday
night arrested two negroes. who gave the
names OF A. j. Whewell and Davis Hatch.
They were placed in the tanks and their
names placed on the 'small book" pend
ing an investigation. When arrested they
had in their possession quantity of wear
ing apparel and an accordion. These
goods were recognized by the inmates of a
Morton-street house as property stolen
from them some few DAYS previous. Fur
ther than the fact of their having these
things in their possession, the officers have
no evidence as yet to connect them with
the burglary. They we're. however.
charged last night with burglary and vag-
rancy.
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ALAMEDA.

Frank Beck appeared before Recorder
81. Sure yesterday and received his sen-
tences in the two cases of battery aHd dis
turbing the peace. Upon the first charge
he was fined S25. with the alternative of
twelve and half davs in the county Jail
and for the second Offense he was fined $50
or twenty-five days Imprisonment. HIS
charge against the police officer for strik-
ing him in the mouth while in Jail will be
heard on the 2Sth inst. The charge of dis
rDine the peace Of Professor Stieh!
made against Beck. will also soon be heard.
Children Burned.
Leigh Cushman, 6 months of age, and
his sister Eleanor were playing on the
floor at the home of their father on Oak
street. near San Antonio avenue, on Sum
day and pulled clothes-rack over on TO
the parlor stove. Their garments took
fire, and before the flames were smothered
they were horribly burned. They are
both liable to die.
An Incompetent's Estate.
William HotZ has applied to the Su-
peTiOr Court for an order appointing him
the guardian OF the estate of Margaret
Erickson. now at the asylum for the in
sane at Napa, where she was sent in 1883
She owns, a house and lot in Alameda
valued at $500.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUR CASH PRIZES!
Open Only to the Pupils of the Public Schools Of California

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subie % e
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Sued as an indorSer.

James T. Boyd. Charles Kohler and
William }. CalliDgham were indorsers of
notes executed by the California Land and
Timber Company when that concern went
into insolvency. Boyd and the estate of
Charles Kohler were compelled To pay
S60.9S7 76 to the Anglo-Caiifornia Bank.
holders of the notes, and now Boyd sues
Callingham. who he's been out of the State,
to recover S10,3l3 90, as the amount for
IN hich hn Is IL a hie
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will very shortly hand down his opinion.
which is being anxiously awaited by all
parties interested.
Court Notes.
John +. kercheval has been appointed
guardian of his sister-in-law. Sarah o..
Harris. an incompetent: Her mind is
has given $4,000 bond to faithfully per-
form his duties.
The will of Nina Klein was filed for
probate yesterday. She left an estate
valued at $780, Virgie, Eda and Jennie
Mckenzie each is beQueathed one-four-
trenth of it, Matilda Taylor. Margaret
Nightingale and Mary Gardiner each are
20 receive one-seyenth. Mrs. L. Is. Gar
diner gets the household furniture.
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AT THE THEATERS.
The eAnte-ChristmasWeek
a Closed Season.
Success of "Sinbad" at the Grand.
The Winter Season to Open
at the Baldwin.

Only two of the regular theaters were
opened to the public last evening-the
Grand OpeTa-house, crowded 10 eni 10y the
brilliant "Sinbad" spectacle, and the New
California. to see Mr.. Charles Dickson and
company in the clever play, Admitted to
the Bar"
The draw of "Sin bad'' up 10 date is
steady aud persistent. The record of last
season has been broken. and when next
week or the week alter) a revised edition
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Catholic Aid.

The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society. hav-
ing numerous appeals for charity from the
worthy poor. hereby solicits donations of
provisions, fuel. clothing, ETC.. or orders
for same, which will be very gratefully re-
ceived for the remainder of the year at
room %. Donohoe building, corner Market
and Taylor streets.
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mails. The doctor appeared in person and
by counsel, and both listened intentIy 10
the reading of the Indictment. at the con-
clusOn of which plea of not guilty was
entered. DR.. Aiken's attorney moved and
argued before Judge Morrow last week
tie dismissal of the charge against his
client. but the effort was oil no avail The
doctor is one of half dozen practioneers
legal and illegal. against whom indict-
ments were found on the charge mentioned,
several weeks ago. His trial was set for
next week.
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BERKELEY.

There seem to be unexplainable dis
crepan cies in the books of the MarshaPs
office, extending over period OF some
years. 1t is in the matter OF sewer con-
nections that the trouble is found. Each
time a connection is made between a
private house and public sewer by the
Town Marshal he is supposed TO cnarge
SIS for the work and turn it into the town
treasury. One hundred and fifty-eight
connections with the main sewer have
been made, but ;he books account 1or but
S1277 received, a shortage or SlO93 Satur-
day Trustees Acton, Stubenraurh. Preble
and Underwood met to investigate the
ma tier. The trouble seems to lay IN the
careless way that the towns business was
done several years ago. AS one eX-Mar-
shall spoke OF his term Of cfhce,. he
town was small and everybody trusted
every one else" OF all the connections
made. but thirty-three pr0perty-owners
possess receipts for the lees. and II Is
quite likely that much of the money was
never collected. The Trustees Will hold
formal investigation tomorrow evening.
when ex-Marshals will have chance to
clear themselves.
The Football Team.
The Alumni Association OF the State
University agrees TO guarantee the football
lcdul tu6 SUM Oh Cow III Caoo INC eiip
throughout the southern part OF the State
is undertaken. and in addition, at It's quar-
terly meeting OF December 10, adopted the
following resolution:
WHEREAS. The Alumni Association OF the
University OF California recognize the advan-
tages 10 the university of skill and proweSs in
athletic sports on The part OF Tie students; anu,
The football team of the University OF
California under most disadvantaeeous circum-
stances, has dOue honor aud credit 10 itself and
to lis splendid coach w w. HetiefiugoT. and
10 the university;
ResOtUed. That the hearty thanks OF the
Alumni Association be extended TO the team
TO Captain Benson and 10 Mr. Heffelhnger in
That behalf, and that a copy of this resolution
be sent TO William Denman. manager OF The
team, and TO Mr. Heiie finger.
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Wants the Money.

Mrs. Emeline A. Thorpe has filed suit
against the Supreme Lodge, Knights Of
Honor, to recover $1,000 upon the life of
her late husband, David y. Thorpe. under
the sociely's provisions regarding widow
and orphan fund.
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Public attention is now measurably
drawn TO the opening of the winter season
next Monday evening at the Baldwin
with the A. NJ. Palmer Stock Company, in
Oscar Wilde's satirical play Lady Win
dermere's Fan" Apropos of this great
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of this extraordinary success, with new
business. songs. dances, etc. will be sub
mitted it is confidently expected the slate
Will be more decidedly fractured. "Sin-
bad, as success. appears to be fixed
quantity In the public mind
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DIR. Aiken Arraigned.

In the United States District Court
yesterday morning DIR. Aiken, alias DR..
AnthaD, was arraigned on the charge of
having sent obscene literature through the
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Mining Company Attached.

Wells. Fargo 81 Co. yesterday attached
the Clinton Consolidated Gold Mining
Company for $53S7 81. which represents
several claims.
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event. it is understood that arrangements
have been made with Mr. Leo Cooper to
supply the Baldwin management with
pupils from bis school. Students are TO be
utilized in the great ballroom scene of
LADY WindermeIe's Fan" and in other
plays. l. has been the custom in New
York to take from the dramatic schools
various pu is to accus;Om them TO the
stage and thereby give them an Opp"r-
tunry for genuine dramatic training. Mr..
Cooper has already quite number of his
pupils on the stage, some of them occupy
ing positions of prominence in local circles
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CAti oeo1<so tNhAG'
Manager George W. Purdy of the Fanny
Rice Company has completed arrange
ments whereby be takes possession of
Stockwells Theater on Sunday, December
q, as cole lessee and manager. Mr.. Ell
linghouse gave no the keys TO Siebe and
Denicke yesterday morning, and the same
afternoon the deal mentioned was con-
summated. Mr.. Purdy takes the house for
an indefinite period. and will play the
Fanny Rice Company three weeks, Begin
ming next Sunday night as originally in
tended and contracted with Mr.. Stock
well. What Mr.. Purdy proposes doing
after the Rice engagement he has not as
yet disclosed.
The IS hanawakin' company, BOw
playing at the National. has concluded to
continue another week or two, owing to
the wonderful success of the play and the
constant swelling of select audiences.
People who want to see a revival of the
old Indian PLAYS with real Indians are be-
ginning 10 appreciate the piece. Miss
Jackson. who scored hit the first nigh:
is pillng honOrS up like an Old-time
favOrite, while John T.. Mack as the
Shanawakn has carefully manipulated
his marvellous voice TO tnat extent that he
receives round of applause nightly whe
coming on the stage. 1t is rather n sur
prise to San Franciscans that Mr.. Mack,
who has always resided in Nevada, should
have buried himself so long from the San
Francisco theater-Ioving public The
twenty Indians are simply great.
Mr. Harry Mann, the popular admins
traitor of the theatrical business of Mr.. Al
Ii lyman on this coast, leaves for The East
to-day.
A very elaborate and well-selected pro-
gramme has been prepared for Mr. Frank
M. Belcher's farewell concert at Metropol-
itan Hall this evening, December 49, Sc
lections will be given from Webster, Sehu-
mann, Cowen. NeviD. Morgan, Macherin,
RubinsteiD, Pepper. De Koven ana Robyn.
BY special request Mr.. Belcher will sing
the famous "arm0rer's Song" from De
Koven's Robin Hood" the same basso
number in which Mr.. Eugene Cowles made
such sensation during his last season
here with The Bostonians."
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The Tivoli will not reopen till next week
and then with the Christmas spectacle,
The Island Of Jewels"
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At the Groye-street Theater a large
audience enjoyed Mr.. Traver IN the Irish
eXt1avaganZa ''MuldOon's Picnic"
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PALACE HOTEL

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block In the center or San Francisco It's the
model hotel of the world. Fire and earth quake
proof. Has nine elevators. Every room is large
light and airy. Tho ventilation is perfect. A bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are easy
or access from broad. light corridors The central
SQUIRT. Illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass roof. broad balconies. carriage-way and troD
1ca plants are features hitherto unknown in Amer
lean hotels. Guests emit rtaned either the Amer
lean or European plan. The restaurant is the finest
IN the city. Secure rooms In advance by teIs.
graphing. THE PALACE HOTEL
1stI San Francisco. Cal
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LONG YEAR

</OU may wonder how that can be- and may even consult the advance hmnacto see f
L there are any extra months or weeks or lays The almanac can't hn VOW ont tn ha
publishers were lot onto thu cheme Butte very reader of TnEH HELENA WEEKLY Ip,unurnr
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The NiViseCtOr Held Tn.

One OF the most curious expeditions ever
Planned by man was that once undertaken
by DR.. }. u. bunting of Portland. During
All his life he had been a close student of
The philosophy of digestion, and for the
purpose Of his Investigations he had that
remarkable Canadian, Alexis St. Martin,
in his care for 80 years.
In order TO cinCh matters and provide
facts for some of the dnGbting Th0mases,
DIR. bunting cast about for some one else
upon whom he might continue to expert
ment. lie could think of but one plan, and
that was to go into Africa, buy two slaves
and operate upon their stOmachs. By open
ing the body near the fifth rib and per-
fOraring the stomach a condition could be
produced similar to that existing in she
person of st. Martin. Therefore tile doctor
purchased lis supplies and sailed across to
Tunis in the north Of Africa. There he
hired a native chief with 10 of his follow
ers, paying them a liberal retaining fee and
promising alluring largess when the trip
should be ended.
They set forth. Thedoctor carried & 600
In his inside pocket, and the chief probably
lay awake four nights thinking about the
matter. AT Il rate on the fifth night he
SEeaEed into The DOCTORS tent and delivered
hI!ttie address over the muZZ.es Of two pis-
tolls. hen he had concluded, the doctor
passed over his ducats, and the chief PASSED
over the border along with his renegade
band They helped themselves to such SUP
plies as suited their artless and unenlight-
cned tastes. The doctor came back with
out u retinue, but with q deal of experience
that will never appear i'll q medical work,
Lewiston Journal.
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Killed bv Imagination.

The odd fact is that a mans mind is
stronger han his body, and if he decides
that the Wheels shall stop at a given time
they are very likely to do SO. An emotion
will Influence a heart beat. The physical
machinery is dependent on what is going
on in the brain.
On one occasion a condemned felon was
given in charge of sope doctors for expert
mental purposes. They blindfolded him,
bored his arm, told him they were going to
bleed him to death. made a puncturc in the
artery, but without drawing a drop of
blood, and then let warm water trickle
over the flesh. The poor creature was I'M
der the impression that he was really bleed
ing, and while the doctors talked In wills
pers lie grew faint, his heart slowed in it's
action, and after awhile he was stone dead.
1t is agood deal better to think you are
going to live than that you are going to
die. Many a sick man has got we'll because
he wanted TO. The body is the veriest slave
OF our thoughts and passions, and if YOU
have e notion that you are i'll the notion
will create illness. Keep cheerful and live
Is long as you can.-Exchange.
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NATURE NEVER NIGGARDLY.
When We Exhaust One of Her Storchonsc
Che ~lnediaf Oncna Aunther.

when We Exhaust One of Her ~Storchonscs,
She immediately Opens Another.
It is well known to everybody that the
seeds OF the cotton plant were for many
years regarded as waste and worthless ma
terial. Millions of tons Of them nave been
thrown away, and one of the pcrplexities
of the Gotten planter was how to get rid of
this enormous bulk of stuff that had no
market valua.
Within a recent date, however, cotton
seed has become utilized, and instead of
being useless it has come to DO we'll nigh
priceless. 1t furnishes an oil which can be
used for mechanical purposes and is easily
salable rs q good and cheap substitute for
olive oil. From 5000, 900 to 100000 tons Of
seeds are produced every year, and the
planter finds in it a very fortunate addition
to his profits.
But a still further use has been discov-
cred. An English inventor recently found
a way to convert this oil into rubber. and a
large number Of factories in the United
States are making out of it q substance
which is likely in the near future to GUST
from the market the rubber product of the
Caribbean coast.
Nature is never %niggardly, and when we
clear out one of her storehouses she imme-
diately opens the door Of another. Our
whaling fleets 50 years ago represented one
Of our most important industries. Nan
tucket and New Bedford grew rich and
prosperous, sent out scores of vessels on
long voyages, sometimes of two or three
years.
But whales grew scarce, and we wondered
what would become of US. The whaling
craft rottcd at the wharves, because it was
no longer profitable 70 maj them. Then
some lucky fellow, digging a well in Penn
sylvania, found to his SURPRISE that oil gush-
ed out instead Of water, and all the world
wondered. Other wells were sunk. COM
panies were formed and colossal fortunes
were amassed. The whales could be dis
pensed with, for under every mans farm in
certain localities was an ineXhaustible res
ervoir of the precious tluld.
And now we are told that this whole
delta Of the Mississippi is composed Of mud
which is valuable as a fertilizer. The soil
Is a rich deposit. which has been brought
by the lazy current for 1000 miles, is the
gift Of every state through which the river
flows, and some ears, or some generations
hence, it will prove @ bonanza to its own
ers. We ship fertilizers from distant quar-
tiers Of the globe, and they are as market
able as wheat or corn. Thu demand is
steadily on the increase, and it is not i'm
probable that the acres Of black loam at
the mouth of our lordly river will be
shipped for the enrichment of northern
farms.
All this seems very odd, but at the same
time it is very interesting.-New York
Telegram,
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