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Morris tribune., 1893-11-08
PillSDury Academy,
CWATONNA, MIMI.
An Excellent School For Both Sexes,
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE OR
BUSINESS, EXCELLENT CoUR-
SEES IN ENGLISH OR SCI
ENCEs, VOCAL OR IN
STRUMENTAL
MUSIC

An experienced Faculty, a comfort
able home. Beautiful new buildings
heated with steam and hot water.
New Music Hall and Large Drill Hal
just completed.
Special attention given TO health anC
physical training of students.
Good morals Kind and firm dici
pline. Expenses low.
Send for catalogue to
JAMES w. FORD,
Principal.
Morris tribune., 1893-11-08
TO FIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS.
Articles of Agreement Signed by Cofbctt
and Mitchell.

and Mitchell.
New YoR&, Nov. Gan agreement
has been signed by Billy Thompson, rep
resenting Charley Mitchell, the English
pugilist, and w. A. Brady, representing
James J. Corbett, which will probably
have the effect of bringing off the big IN
ternational fight in New Orleans. Ii
looks, after all, as if the Olympic club OF
the Crescent City would secure the
event. The representatives of the fight
ers, accompanied by Ike Thompson and
and George w. Wetty, met in The
World Office, and, in consultation with
the sporting editor Of the paper, drew
up the articles Of agreement, which
were subsequently signed. All parties
mean business. The meeting was
consequent upon the receipt of a letter
from Secretary W. H. Ross, OF the
Olympic club, enclosed with which were
articles of agreement, nearly similar to
those substituted by the principals at
their conference. The proposition for
warded by Mr.. Ross allowed no expenses
for training. Taking into considera-
ton the fact that the Olympic club orig
inally offered $4,000 purse, Corbett
and Mitchell think that they have not
asked too much in calling for $4,000 as
a guarantee for training and deducting
that amount from the purse. In a letter
to the club the pugilists name on or after
Dec. 18 as the time of the fight.
Morris tribune., 1893-11-08

The Centaur Company Murray Street. New York City
Morris tribune., 1893-11-08

kAssiSItE OF IIOftSaSGC.
KITcHEL, COHEN & SHAW.
Attorneys for Assignee of Mortga gee,
novS minneapolis, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1893-11-08
Eugene FIELDS FirstLove Song

~ Sold by all druggists, 75c.
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OAKLAND DEFEATED.
Sacramento Carries Off the Day by
Big Margin.

SACRAMENTO, July 7.-Ths was ladies'
day at Snowflake Park and brought out an
attendance equally as good as the opening
day, among whom were quite gathering
of the gentler sex. The game was long
drawn out, taking two hours and twenty
FIVE minutes. 1t was not without interest.
however, and pleased those cranks who
like good hitting. A total Of 80 hits was
made during nine innings, six of which
were three and three two baggers. Looka-
baugh appeared for the first time during
the season, and while he was unsteady at
times. giving eight bases on balls. and was
sized up for total of thirteen hits, he
pitched good game at critical times.
Grlffiths. who was in the box for the Oak
lands, was safely hit seventeen times. 1t
looked like the Oaklsnds' game up To tie
sixth inning. the score being . To 3, when
the home team made two runs In tie
eighth and added five more. while the visit
ors also scored three earned runs, the fist
three men up kno king out three-baggers.
Sacramento got two more in ;he ninth while
the Oaklands went out in rapid succession.
Sonra.
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MUST NOT EVEN READ.
Judge Daingerfield's Unusual Caution
to the LapIlame Jurors.

The trial Of Mrs. Laphame, charged
with the murder Of the infant of Lottie
Watson, was resumed in Judge Danger
fields department Of the Superior Court
yesterday.
Coroner Hughes and DR.. Darlington
were examined and then old Mrs. Watson
was put on the stand She was very deaf
and knew nothing apparently, so she was
gwen up as hopeless. But Lottie Watson
was different.
Miss Watson was apparently composed
as she took the stanG. She testified much
the same as she had done in the Police
Court until it came to the question of her
alleged visit to San Jose. where she is sup
posed to have sustained slight injury
when out riding.
In the Police Court she contradicted her
self times out Of nun Der about this visit,
but she stuck to it that she was there
Yesterday she calmly informed the court
that she had never been In San Jose in
her life.
Miss Watson's cross-examination was
not concluded when the court adjourned.
Judge Dalagerfeld, in dismissing the jury
until Monday morning, gave the usual
caution and in addition warned them not
to read any newspaper accounts Of the
trial
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OF the rules of the board be amended to read as


ANY teacher appointed after June 1, 1893, in
accordance with these provisions shall be con
ditionally appointed on trial tor period of TWO
wears, and shall be known as a probationary
teacher.
Resolued. That section 219 of the rules of the
board be amended TO read as follows:
Sec. 219. Principals of schools in which pro-
stationary teachers are employed must make
reports every thee months TO the Superintend-
ent on the success or failure OF such teachers.
AT The close of the probationary term the
Superintendent must make report to the Com
mittee on Qualification OF Teachers. based on
the reports of the principals 10 such Superin
tendent and his own observation on the success
or failure of such teachers. If these reports in
any case be uniavOrable the committee may
recommend that such teacher be dismissed for
incompetency. II the report be favorable the
committee shall recommend the final election
of the probationary teacher as a regular teacher
in the department. III finally elected such
teacher shall be dismissed, after fair hearing
only for violation OF HE rules OF the Board of
Education. or for INSTRUMENTATION, profanity.
intemperance, incompetency, unprofeSSional or
immoral conduct.
Adopted July 5, 1898: Frst-That princi-
pals of schools having pupils from outside their
districts he instructed TO order such pupils to
The school in their own district except in cases
where otherwise instructed by the Committee
on Classification.
Second-That parents of children of delicate
health who desire them TO attend schools out
side their own districts be required to furnish
the Committee on Classification with medical
certificate bearing ON the bodily infrmity of
said children.
Thrd-That the attendance In tile norma |
class OF the Girls High School be limited 10
bona-tde residents of this city and county, and
10 pupils of the age Of 21 years and under
An Executive Committee OF the Committee on
Classification, consisting of President Hyde,
Director Burke and Supernt endent SWEET. will
hold special meetings at the rooms of the
board on Monday and Tuesday evenings. July
10 and IL, at O'Clock, for the purpose of
INN 10 ft1nr
about the classification OF their schools
JOHN SWETT, Superintendent
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BASEBALL IN. THE EAST.
The Pittsburg Pitcher Shuts Out the
CharuDiOuS

CLEVELAND, July 7.-Baltimore played
fine ball. Clevelands 3, Batimores 10
LOUISVILLE, July But for Pteffer's
errors the Giants would have been shut
out. Louisvilles.4, New Yorks .
CHICAGO, July THE Quakers won on
the Colts errors. Chicagos 10, Phila-
delphias Is.
PITTsBURG, July 7.-Gumbert's pitts
burg good work in the box shut out the
champions. Pitt sburgs s. Bostons 0.
CINCINNATI. July There was no
game to-day on account of the rain.
ST. LOUIS. July THE Browns easily
did up the Senators. st. Louis 8, Wash
ingtOns 3.
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Earned runs = Sacramentos 6, Oaklands 4.
Threebsse hits-McHale Earle, Griffiths. Irwin,
McGucken. Two-base nitS - Roberts, Sweeney,
Van Haltren. Sacrifice hits-W hitehead. Roberts,
McGucken. First base on errors-Sacramentos 4.
oaklands 3. First base on called balls-Saera-
mentos 3. Oaklands 8. Left on bases-Sacra-
mentos S. Oaklands 8. Struck out-By Lookabaugh
3, by Grifiths 3. First base on hit by pitcher
Klopf: Calopy. Double pays-Klopf. Sweeney
and Peoples; Klopf, Peoples and Sweeney. Time
of eame-2 hours and 25 minutes. Umpire-Mc-
Donald Official scorer-Young
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base on errors-Los Angeles 4. San Franciscos l.
+ rSt base on called bas-LOS Angeles 3. San
tranciscos &. LET. on bases-Los Angeles IA, san
Franchises IL. Struck out-By McGreavey 3, by
BorcherS 3. Double plays-Maguire to Sharp to
Power. Umpire-Sweeney.
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PERSONALS.

ESPECTABLE WHOEVER, 40, WILL MARRY
II a wealthy widow. and manage her business
honestly references exchanged. Address x, box
l4O, Call Branch Office.
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MEETING Nor1cEs-coNr1NuED.


w. Eintrs chit Spar und Bau Nerein-
u.s. Inc regular annual meeting or the stock
holders OF tue Eintracht Spar ind Bau Verein for
the purpose of electing board OF directors for
tue ensuing year and for the transaction OF such
other business as may come before 1t, will be held
at the office of the association 316 POST st Gin
p ~ Polls open from 1880 to $3.50 p. NJ. Sub
scrptions for the tenth series will be received at
the above office on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
from 10 O'Clock. b. DREYER. President.
HENRY GILLE. Secretary. jy8 At
ffNPAnnual Meetinr-The Regular Ar
W. nuai meeting of stockholders OF the Savage
Mining Company will be held ON TIL URSDAY, the
10th day OF July. A. d. 1898, at the office of the
company, room so, Nevada Block, 800 Montgom-
O'Clock P. ID. Transfer books will close on Mon
day. the 18th of July. at 8 O'Clock P.
yo I'd f. Il. HOLMES, Secretary.
" Annual BIeeting-The Regular An
Union Consolidated Silver Mining Company viii
be held at the Office of the company room Nevada
on MONDAY. the seventeenth (l7th) day of July,
1888, at the hour OF one Cd O'Clock P NJ. for the
purpose OF electing board of directors TO serve
Tor the ensuing year, and the transaction of such
other business as may come before the meeting.
Transfer,oooks will close Friday. July ID. 1898,
at O'Clock P. NJ. CHAS. C. HARVEY, Sec
Offce-Room a, Nevada block 3OS Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco. Cal. Jyl I'd
TO- Animal Meeting-Overman silver
~ Mining Company, San Francisco, June 27,
the Overinan Silver Mining Company, for the
election OF directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such other bus ness as may
properly come before it. will be held at the COM
pany's office, No. Ala California street. san Fran
cisco, Cal: on THURSDAY, July IS. 1898 at the
hour OF O'Clock p NJ. Transfer books will be
closed ON Tuesday, July H. 1898. at l O'Clock
p. NJ. [I29 tdJ GEO. d. EDWARDS. Secretary
W Annual Meeting-Office of Best s.
w. Belcher Mining Company. room 80, Nevada
block, 800 Montgomery street. The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the above
named company for the election of trus-
for
transaction OF such other business as may be pre-
sented Will be held on MONDAY July 10, 1898
Second Monday in july. at the hour of l o'clock
p NJ on that day at the office of the company in
tni city.
Transfer books will be closed on Friday, July z i,
1898. at O'Clock r. NJ.
je26 I'd L. OSBORN, Secretary.
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Earned runs'-h0s Angeles =, san FranclscOs A.
Two-base hits Hutchinson 3, Lytle. Levy, Wright
CARROLL Power. Work, Hughes Mcguire 2. First
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~ ANTED-HOME FOR CHILD IN THE
~ country Address Home, box las. Call Branch
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

CITUATIONS WANTED FOR RANCH COOK,
- working housekeeper and mattresses. r. T.
WARD 81 CO., 6l0 Clay st.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

7 AUNDRYMAN FOR MONTEREY. $35 AND
IL found hanger for frst-class hotel; farm
ers $50; 10 IabOrerS $50: mixer. $25: hotel
walters $50 and $50; hotel cooks, $40 and $50:
camp waiter, $25. X. I. WARD a. Co, 60S and
$40 Clay st.
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4 GOD PLACE TO BUY-YOU CAN GET FROM
" us everything required to furnish your house
complete from cellar TO attic, in both medium and
high grade goods. and at the lowest prices If you
don't want to pay cash we will give you easy
terms: interest: no security. CHICAGO
CLOCK co. the liberal house-furnishers, 1922
1926 Market St ieS IF
The morning call., 1893-07-08

~ turn over acceptable party contract as assoc
ciate to leading dentist of Oakland; 5000 per
month guaranteed for 2 years; must be good
mechanical workman: $500 cash required Call
1865 Washington ST.. Oakland, rooms 10, IL,
~ 1y7 3t<
The morning call., 1893-07-08

1OOO YARDS BEST BIGELOW BODY BRUS-
fUOU sells carpet from Palace Hotel; VIII sell
above in any size required. with or without Dor
der: all in AL condition except the price, DON'T
fail to call if you want a carpet j. NOONAN,
I0I7 to 1923 Mission St. above Sixth; open even
inps le24 IF
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w ANTED-WAGON AND CARRIAGE SMITH.
W So day: tie-makers, lie; wagon-maker
sniper: engineer with marine license, $50 and
board: cooper slackwork; door-patcher, o. 90 day
MINER laborers American mixer TO take charge
OF stock. $50 and board and increases; Swedish
baker on bread $40 and found; French waiter for
private clearinghouse, $35 German boy for
kitchen work, $15 to $50; boy for ranch kitchen
work and chores, and others. Apply to j. F. eros
SETT IL CO. 62S SACRAMENTO ST.
The morning call., 1893-07-08

COMPETENT, RESPECTABLE ELDERLY
~ German widow wishes situation as housek seper
In widower's family: home more an object than
wages; city country. Please address w. A.
box 1913. Call Branch ONCE jyS 3ts
The morning call., 1893-07-08

s)OO PAIRS FINE SAMPLE SHOES AT
LOO wholesale price j. X 1913 Fourth jy2 l5s
mr. }. MILTON BOWERS, REMOVED TO
~ Fifth St, Sc. cor. Market iy2 Inns
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YOU'VE LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
L to give lessons in the English branches at tn e
residence of the pupils. For particulars address
NJ NJ box 1873, Gail Branch once. 1y3 3t*
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MRS DR.. WHEEL, ELECTRICIAN, pa
WI Taylor ST.: diseases diagnosed free. iy8 tt
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Help wANTED-CoNTINUED.

r .nIEs TO WRITE AT HOME. ADDRESS,
/ ! incIosing stamped envelope, Lady, box AZ.
~, prancb Ofice iy8 ITS
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- SLAYTON, MANUFACTURER AND RE
-. pairer of photo apparatus "a Geary jeS I'm
II ARD TIMES MEAN CLOSE PRICES: IF
Ii going housekeeping pay me visit; will save
you from $l5 to 800 on outfit l carry larger
stock than any TWO stores in city; furniture. car
pets, linoleum. ocloth, bedding, mirrors, stoves.
etc.: new second hand; easiest terms: lowest
prices. j. NOONAN 1917, 1919, 1921. 1923 Mis-
sion above Sixth. omen evenings IS If
The morning call., 1893-07-08

SlTUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GER
- man girl. just over, to do general Homework
and cooking: wages $l5 TO 500. Please address
II. SCHMIDT. Is Whitney ST. near Thirtieth.S 80
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MEDICAL.

| AIDES! CHIC HESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
II royal rs Diamond brandy are the best safe
reliable. Ike other. Send &c (scamps) for
particulars .Relef for Ladies'" in letter by return
mail AT druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
fhlladeIonla. "a. apps SaSuTh ly
DArIENTS TAKEN II con inEMENT: BEST
i of care: Doctors charges moderate: prIyata
20 Oak GROVE ave iel6 I'm
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LEGAL NOTICES.

{ IfflCE Or HE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS,
" Port of San Francisco June ID ISe3-
Notice-Certain goods remaining unclaimed one
year IN oouaed warehouses will be sold at public
Saturday, July ~, 1893, at IL O'CLOCK A NJ
descriptive catalogues can be had at the Custom
house on and after July ls, and also AZ the time
ana place OF the sale ~ " ~
1s24 Sa 81 JOHN H. WISE, Collector.
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To- TO the Members of st. Joseph's
GS Benevolent Society-The semi ual N eet-
ing of the society will be held SUNDAY. July g.,
AT 2 T. NJ. All members requested 10 attend.
JOHN SIMPSON Pres.
II. J. BROWN Sec jyS 1t
The morning call., 1893-07-08

COOK. SAN MATEO, 3 IN FAMILY, $50; 2
~ cooks. city, $50 and e25: housekeeper, $25. 2
in family; housework, Beivedere $50 San Mateo
$50, Berkeley $25. Apply MISS CULLEN, lO5
Stockton ST., room 2.
The morning call., 1893-07-08

YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS COACH
1 man; can milk and do gardening work If re-
CURED Is sober and honest and will furnish best
of references. Address c. c., box LA, Call Branch
ONCE. jy7 3t*
The morning call., 1893-07-08

MAN AND WIFE WANT PLACE: EXPERT
Iu enced butler, valet, attendant to an invalid or
feeble minded gentleman: wife nrst-class cook
and housekeeper; city references. Butler. 1907
Harrison st. iy7 3t*
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T l.. CAHILL, JOY SIXTH ST, COR. MISSION
y Most complete paper, paint and whitening
establishment i'll San Francisco honest work
honest prices je22 tf
The morning call., 1893-07-08

CTRONG. WILLING AND TRUSTWORTHY
- boy. aged 10, would like q situation to do any
work or make himself generally useful: not afraid
Of work. Please address Reliable. box l0S. Call
Branch ONCE. jy7 3t*
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DRESSMAKERS.

DARTNER WANTED WITH $4,000 TO TAKE
L half interest In one of the best-payng bust
nesseS in Oakland: full investigation given: either
lady or gentleman. Address q. c. CO., Call ONCE,
Oakland. Tvs 1t
The morning call., 1893-07-08


M oNEY LOANED ON JEW ELRY AND OTHER
W VaIuabeS at the Security Loan Bank l106
harket mr. Mason: private entrance Turk.ap9 II
Z PER CENT; CITY LOANS; No DELAY
! JOOST IL WoOLLEY, New Montgy t.ap3O tt
MONEY AT 81 ON FIRST d I'd MORTGAGES
w without delay. MURPHY. 326 Pine ap3 6m
The morning call., 1893-07-08

GIRL WANTED TO DO HOUSEwORK AND
bard st. jy8 TT
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ADY CANVASSERS CAN MAKE; FROM So
IL TO SO day selling the celebrated Albaderm
for the complexion. For particulars apply MRS.
X. BAREILLES, 1888 Twenty second ave-, South
San Francisco jy6 3tE
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" GU CAN BUY AT CASH PRICES. on EASY
J installments, at NJ FRIEDMAN Il co.'s. 224
22S, 230 and 306 Stockton Sc. and 231 Post ST..
furniture carpets rugs, lace curtains, blankets,
spreads. pictures. mirrors, stoves. etc: also fu
line of dress goods. silks clOaks etc. folding beds
a specially; the largest and most complete INSTALL
ment house on the coast: open evenings. aplt
The morning call., 1893-07-08

A DVICE FREE ON DIVORCE LAWS PRO-
~ bate, Insolvency collections damages, liens.
etc q. W HOWE. att'y $50 Market cor. Stockton.
The morning call., 1893-07-08

SMART YOUNG MAN OF 20 DESIRES POST
- ton assistant bookkeeper. where there Is
an opportunity to advance. Address A. r.. box
l0S, Call Branch once. jy7 3t*
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SURE SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR ALL
IA monthly Irregularities from whatever cause;
no inStrum n Is used home in commemorative
best possible care and comforts of home. with the
skill and attention of physician having had
long and successful practice; can safely guaran-
tee every case: l invite investigation OF my
method; consultation free and confdential; all
ladies that in trouble. sick and discouraged
should call the doctor and state their case:
they will find her to be a true friend to her sex;
save time and money by consulting her before
being treated elsewhere; best treatment in cases
The morning call., 1893-07-08

EOLDING- BEDS-OUR COLUMBIA UPRIGHT
L folding bed; the best folding bed in To coun
try for the money: guaran teed for years; only
$25 great variety OF higher priced beds at equally
low figures NJ. FRIEDMAN II CO.'S mammoth
instaIlment house, 224, 22s $50 and sos Stockton
and 237 Post je9 II
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w ANTED-DRIVER FOR MILK-wAGON, $50;
W hostler for ranch. $50; orchardist, $50 i:
miner. $50 and board; young German for con-
fectionary $l5 and found; waterboys for coun-
try 500: and Others at w. d. EVER CO.'S, 626
Clay st.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID CAST OFF CLOTH.
II ing. gold. jewelry, books KLEIN, 100 Slxth.tf
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DOZEN FINE CABINETS So 50: WITH
~ life-size crayon, gold and cream frame, 80.
New York Gallery, II A Market ST. jel4 1m
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LII KINDS OF PLAIN SEWING DONE:
~ moderate prices. MISS SMALL, Ala Jessie
| Jv62t
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-10
MORE CLAIMS.
E. W. Melvin's Injuries at AgrIcuIt-
ural Park.

L. w. Melvin'S Injuries at AgricuIt-
ural Park.
The Subcommittee appointed by the
Joint Committee on Claims met yester-
day morning to hear the evidence of DR..
Fay, the physician who attended E. w.
Melvin of Sacramento after his injury at
the grand-stand accident at Agricultural
Park in Sacramento, September Y, 1891.
The claimant places his damages at
$4,000, and states that on account of the
accident he has been entirely incapacitated
from attending to his business, which
prior to that event was hourishing, but
which was recently sold under the ham
mer by the Sheriff for the benefit of his
creditors.
DR.. Fay stated that he attended Mr..
Melvin at the time of the accident and
since, and has used every effort known to
ms craft TO restore the partially paralyZed
limb to health, but without avail. 1t was
his belief that Mr.. Melvin would never
recover from the shock received.
nile no doubt exists as to the manner
ana nature OF Mr.. Melvins affiiction. it
is asserted by the Directors of the State
Agricultural Association that that part of
the stand which collapsed had been con-
S ructeu Tor the accommodation of en-
pIoyeS OF the association only; that the
general public had no business there
Whatever, and that consequently those
injured have no redress from the State.
The subcommittee will submit their
report to the joint committee at o'clock
this evening,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-10
Legislative Notes.

The members of the Assembly and rep
resentatives Of the press were treated to
oranges from Thermalito Colony. Butte
County, yesterday. Assemblyman Carl
son and }. NJ. Mcclure. Secretary of the
hospital Committee, also presented their
compliments with large, tinely-tayored
Washington Navels.
Assem- olyman Mathews of Tehama has
introduced bills which provide that ali
State commissions shall have Offices in
the State Capitol building, which shall he
opened Tor the trapsaction of business at
all times.
Senator Hoyt has earned the distin-
gulsned honor of being the first Senator
lie was brought before the bar, but being
his first o1fense, was let off without a fine
or reprimand.
Senator Ford's speech yesterday on the
hydraulic mining bill was one of the most
eloquent efforts Of the present session.
Senator Martin, the ''old grizzlv'' of
placer, rose to question of privilege
yesterday, and complained that some
body had been distributing oranges
among the Senators and had oyer1ooied
him. Immediately contributions came
from all parts OF the chamber, and in a few
moments the doctor had more ORANGES
than aybody.
Senator Seymour gave up his fioht
against riverside County yesterday. and
Withdrew his motion to reconsider the
vote whereby the bill was passed.
Inc OIL creating State Board of Medi-
cal examiners, which was passed a dav
or two ago, was reconsidered Yesterday
ana referred to the Judiciary Committee
III was found that the bill as passed Wonld
leave the control of the beard in the
hands Oh one school of medicine,