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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

hewost thcpr he has ever boon found
waving lriumphDuily the glund ull npnu.
cratic banner Whirh tue Democracy of
Texas entrusted tn him tweutA one ycoN
ago.
Not stain or hlomsh has ever soilod
that ing beginning his puHiicul career
az timc whom ircrmcu were compelled
to cast their ballots undcr the shudow
oi h1youvts, he was peculiarly fitted To-
successfully resist tho nitpmuted pu-
ucimeut Of the lcdpNtl force bill and tn.
uUy Ills nOmc BE- % synonym for FREQ
ballot and a fair count
'rhi" heo of Democracy has carried
The name OF Texas into sister states
and his fiery cluQuvucc has awakened
m lite hearts of Tie people of The entire
republic o renewed devotion Goo Dom
ucrutic principles, ana aroused am In
futupunn tor the gifted tariff rrlormrr
Of Texas th0t has marched our proud
lone star state TO the front rml, among
the Hislrrh0ud of states. But more; NOT
confined even 10 the hund limits OF uur
great aud glorious republic, his lmno
has rpnuued the ocean aud throughout the
civilized world TcAus Is known aud
honured because she s the homo of the
lnOnt UommuAos the Gladstone of Amor.
lea Roger O. Mills
MIR. Speaker, twcnW.onr ycurs ago
had the honor, with nay friend FROM
Galveston. Mr. Finley, a. hc a delegate
to the Cnricanu convention that first
placed the Democratic banner IN IA,
hands uf this grand man. aud | am
proud 20 have lived 90 sr' the day WHOM
thc name of Roger q. Mills has Justly
become the household word throughout
/ The civilized world. Ills election tn an,
! Cuitod Sits scuutG today will be- IL
| the ntey'st uf the tax hurdcupd uut
oppressed people ot the entire utiun.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

morning. ON the subject NJ n Joint bridge
aCrOss The lkfuEus. Both Ncptlcmcu adj
miitcd to The Ga1pttr correspondent thtt
such was the matter talked about The
mn0ucr in which the Waco aud North,
western BIS now tied up Ia court is occupy
lux much uf Mr. Green's time, and ma
soon ns that is sottlcd some important
work win doubtless hc undertaken.
THE NEW COURr.
The committees. apnehicd to nssist Zoe
the work ui securing % NEW judicial dis
trrt for McLpuuuu county Wd the lo.
cation of Que oi tho proposed new courts
of civil appeals TN Waco, held u meeting
tlCmen wUro solicited to go Ia Austin ut
once M thc interest uf both measures,
aud Lett for tho capital ON the south
bound Missouri Kansas aud Texas train
ut ] o'clock this afternoon; Hon g. &.
McOulloch, pmlncy s. Ford. W H. Hers
ring, W. q. Watson, John III. Harrison,
w A. Williamson aud Judge j. jcn.
kms.
Chairman Scaruourh ~ directing
Nacu'g hght und intends TO have a good
stronger presentation at Austin from this
time forward until The rrul contest is
rrnched. whom hc aud the entire COM
mlttrc viii hc ON the ground
The committee was joined M the train
today hY tile CorsiCHuu delegation under
Chairman Captain NohOtt The hitter
win force Waco earnestly in the tight for
both courts
Communications from Milan. Corycll.
Bell Limestone Hnd numerous other
counties have been received. stating thii
those counties viii send representatives
70 Austin in the Interest of the now
courts of civil appeals and the location
of one nt Waco
THE DELEGATES NAMED,
Mayor McCulloch has appointed delc
gutes ia roprrsent the city in the ByuHo,
river Improvement convention on th,
lAt proNuno.
The muyor left for Austin ut I O'Clock
this afternoon with the committee 10
Tor Waco BsiOw going hc issued th,
I following.
Waco, Tex. IAN 81. 1SD3. Pur
| ruunt to q resolution pissed ut meet
! ing of uitIzvns Interested iu improving
! the lirhZus river for navigation frou
Wucu to its mnulh ut Noluscu, ! here
| hy appoint nk dclogutrs 10 the convcu
! iiun tu hc held iu Waco ou Feb. !. 1895
! the following named citiEcus of Waco
! Ten.
John W. Harrison. John ~ Battle. i
| H. scarborough, James J. Moore. Geo
lmrk SAM Snngcr Eugene Williams
W. 4. WHIT W. W. Sclry, Ed iotnu
! e. o. liouumyull J. s. Mcloudon. JOIN
| ". Iyslc. a. Syncs Iohu Wilson, Iohi
! ~ johnson. John T.. Herbert, jaime
Horne. .lnmos ~ Bnkor. r. u, Parrnti
! r. IT, HARRISON. - g. McGWgur Ioh
r. l'lmA j, II. bprwood. w ". Icn
! ldns. g. Faulkner, W. v Fort Cullen 4
| Ihomns. 'H. u. Mann, w. d. Lacy, "A, j
! CaruthnrA w - Morrison
! g. g. M0ULLOCil, Mayor of Nnco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

nnNAL MnnnING.

Vienna, Jan. 2t--'rho marriage Of
ArnhduclcHs Margaret sophie and Dnke
Albnrht Of Wurtcmherg was s0lcmnlzed
today Ia the Church of liofrath, Cardinal
Grisclu. archbishop of Nicnun. oiliciutad.
The wedding was enc OF great brllliancs,
Joseph. Several archdukes and arch
dmchossca, king aud queen of Wuriem.
borg aud other members Of the royal
family of Wurlcmberg were present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
6RNING WORDS.
ian at Austin in Nominating
Roger Q. Mills
|OF THE TRIBE OF JUDAH
,,d lester in the Senate. and Hen
,sd Cochran in the House Full
4, 4 N. oraHons mills Lie and
4 ,,.A.,s 10 His State and Parry

Al, P,J.
Tex. Jan. ~ lNp''l'!ll . ~"
mn, th, chief u'ulllt'''NI wv,
N dlp secoudins 'ltr'h'' luuu, wv
4 ofr and house TO-DAY uu '"',I.'
Election 0f Hon X. " '''''' =" WV
smtp, senate.
~ THE SENATE.
\y crawford said:
4 r 't',i esteem ID % great
. Iy'u''' .,, .,ln,tpd ia caucus
IN na't " T., forplully present
hcE ,'tiI, t.l, ibr maine of one
hupO ,,.,.,r,.'h,I citizens as the
lv'' ",,,'Ii.i,'r fnr Inc exalted pu-
~, ',."i St1t.. ..uutnr. I'm rec
~ INV -. b. /. ,..DpttulIy im-
"A so''.N. .Lu,lJ .,lr.t for posi-
llal wv .,,iuI. our most rNpcr-
W. lI. sintr.n,cn and pure and
+ Ilhu u"'t E,lIrL mon us we
p','.'....,,t;,.s ,t "a fire., and
ih' Irpl, ,.i' ~, r.B..t choir wishes
#hro '"i',s a",nrf1rt . fupr-
fF,'l'' ''t.i.ti,. ,lrntrturnf nf
nv W." '.',.,','.rt $50 AFRO fp Lc
w" F,t.,. i,.Ii.,. nj uublie
nlNlcu ,""' ", gnL mic npr of
ny l"i,'l w. ,,.I iistin-ui.I.rI SON.
y w.. I.,i.. nj uhr u,,ul.
uu'' , ,,'',, t'r ti. hiyh and in-
" pi'', S'''' H. i,'.n ii.Ignsns an
,',HtI i,;.. e,,n1. nm Nm, unst
"a w a.. ,,.r,b.,., l;,,it. al
N'ni ',,f ,l,.' r,,iI. p.snnl,I.,I
q tf.,.',.,b t,ir,1,i..
N ~. ,,,,.. &, t,nuni.t.,L,bIc
IA .l,Rh,it.i W,at l,. r,n,n nr D,n
' ,,,'..,i'i,.,l .',n AZ J,'yn. sLnnl,l
b. 1D,,n,,t,,ti. ,,u-
I'M I,,i,.d Stntas yen1te
w. siry b,t urwr ia
D, ". ,r,,, ~ iors.L,II II il one
" 80 INSTRUMENTATION b.,rt ANA
"a !" n1rn.,,ti, 'sit1r IL ia an
,.,.,,,,,,i,.r.l r,,d r,vnr.d
~ ill., s-9t, moi nrlv In this
II. -. Nh .,,,d urd,, .v.,.,.
y. I,,y .,, ,,,.,.,t, ,uil
y Ss.nI wiz l.. ~ "a
~. IN, y,i., Of incarceration
M Jist,-n, n,an rvrry Demo.
T,,,s o.itt I.uJ ,,,J nroinup,,l
49, ,l','u.,'n ~ ,r,. .rnntr- i
49, a. aim. ,rnrI,j
n toa San - l,i.a,.,p1,e nF this
ETA X q Ljst,,,, ~ 81. ,ci,i.ynwnut.
49,. S,,S,. a. ~, sn, ttof Lc.
latc MN hc had Nlrcn,iy Ills.
MI bims.sf u tbn inyisi.tivr han,
Nadmged siota And wErn. tbut
Tnolv rowc .lrng.,l. of th,
ggm.t y.rnlth and unmhnrs rli
donat government. Roger .
tue tn tho mobile impuls,s of hi.
heart dr,N.- his sword mn,
lot uud shelf i6l. fbc c1u.p of Nh,
F. HON h loved 0h.ring his youn.
MILLING sacrifice ON bis country
During that four Years of ear
hd death. he suffered iu com
Ia his couutrvmen The hardship.
Nations Of wnr. and upon eyctg
M. where his commander lo,
stood shoulder u shouldor will
~ vest and his yomg brow bonn
COURAGE. he ullorrd not whel
rcr was ordered aud beat .,
& Nroat And today there is D.
'lishonor or cowurdicc upon th
n bon OF Roger O. Minis.
var over, he returned to his pee
sad heart and broken fortune,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
SpANiEN ARRIVE.

San Diego Cal, lunI %. Tho steamer
san. Jose arrived this morning from Pau,
anna, bringing ihiry-bight of the crew Of
the American bark sea Breeze, burned
I'm the Gulf of California, Jan. 10, For
ty-thrcc men on her cgcnped TO San Bias
five remained there and the others came
north.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
posTMAsTER SUSPENDED.

Guthrie. @. r.. inn 20 The posioiiica
inspector has suspended Robert lowry
ity. The condition of q dozen other Of
hces Ia the territory win DO Investigated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
WISCONSIN srNATORsup.

Madison, Wis, JIM % The first bal
lot in the senatorial cuucus tonight re-
suited: Mitchell 30; Bogg 20, knight,
no. The next i've ballots resulted the
same aud the caucus adjourned unul 2:3O
tomorrow afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
4 COAL TAP.

II * not lmlilgoly ihat the Texas Ccn-
tlul iniliun@ Will build q branch from
Dublin Or Romc othor point al inccnt
thereto Ia tlir coal mines at Ihurbcr ia
lirth cpuutN
Under the decentralization OF tlio road
houds wore phpgidod for such q branch
md II h understood thnt thoy ARE now
being Huntod IN Now York for tue pur-
pose Of building the coal tap. This has
hrpn IN contemplation for some Time M
"A sppr,ly undertaking oi lhc work -
construction n looked for From ~
0urics mudc 90 the county clerks OF
lice by Now Work parties concerning the
trust doed from the purchasing trustees
io secure lhe payment of Tho bonds uu.
thorizcd tu hc issued Cor the purpose OF
extensions. umonp which H. the copl tan
90 Thmbcr ~ is thpupht thAi the bonds
for thnf purpose are about 10 be PVT on
ihe market
TuE uIISBOlaO THEFT.
As siatod in The GaAcite tolny, the
policr hive lpeu looking for other ph
tics I'm connection with tho theft ut cloth
iuv and naa,h from the store Of Hcnrno
Moore s. 60, II ilillsbOm, boy the ne
prOps arrested SATURDAY night
Louis phhlipOWad. who keeps u sec
Ond hand store ON the suuafe pnrchuFrt
large quantity oi the cl0thigg from iht
mon nt snspiciOusY low pritca. Whei
he obtnincd an inkling Of what he wa'
wnnind fOr az The polite station SUNDAY
night. he uUcldy Disappeared laHn'
! G0ldowslty, his salesman. is astonishing
| 'Thn store of rurk Bros. ut liillsb0r'
| WIS hurtlaiilcd about Christmas ant
| Yesterday mnmbpr6 0f tho ilrm found 9
| large qnnuiiiy Of goods at Fihlip0Wskt I
tlnCe of buaineas which theg reeOyefod
| A warrant las been issued chargini
/ philnp0wski With knowingly reoeiyuf
/ etolgn goods. lie has disappeared, how
ever. and the police have thus ial beer
unable 20 locate him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
nApnAIN nnscunD.

New York Jan 23--Cnptaih Lent Of tne
schooner AnnncOm 81 Windsor ~ - ms
vic ana ave sailors, were rescued ~ sea
mn. and brought TO port today py lne
siiip CARTOON. fr0m san ffmclAocs ms
Mlnnenla Ana nbAnlonnd SINKING.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
~ nnnn ANn KII.Inn.

Houston, Tex, Jan. % Special ~Ihh
afternoon on the Missouri. Kansa and Texas
cxtonsiOi near Eureka, q man named stew.
ems was run over By q car, which crushed
hla nfm Oh nj the shoulder. Another man
lost "a foot ana two nnger each
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
nnnrnr I.OnIs klNNMNsON

Ionaon. IAN % Tie latest letters from
Samoa state that Robert Louis tessA -.
the novelist ~ Va good heaih ais tttsnVs
here therefore ditcrrllt uoFtfte fepofA ~
regard 20 his condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

Boston. Mnss. Jan. 23-r carter Y 90,
brekers 3G Congress street, have falion
AID an onefipe ereJitors ~ cepn ga rh4
dollar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

~ pat, ,a,a,tit jan 23 lihe czar started
for Berlm fobay 10 be present az the wed.
dfne or Princess Margaret ~ Russia aha
Prince Ffedopick Charles On heas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
The Best Way 10 Advertise Texas

Is through the newspaper ihnt daily aud
,yoolly tolls of the progress OF Texas aud
n. ADVANTAGES opportunities and produc,
tons. Day after day and week after
week such newspaper does its appointed
work, aud u is
Tha Constant Dropping That Wears Away
the stone,
No man dissatisfied with upfriendly
climate. oNheustcl lands or unfnyornhle
conditions cnn read constantly of this
Southern wonderland without being IN
iuonced 10 come And no man who seeks
safe nnd profitable investment can rend
constantly of the opportunities presented
In this vast ndeyol0pcd empire without
boing influenced TO Investigate for him
self n person.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
To IN Odd FolIowg In rood Iandlr1 81

10 an odd Follows IA good standing IN
me city OF Fort Worth Ten;
on the 2YiM Of this month llanuar0
WeatIerfOrd Lodge. No, III. i 90. ~,
Win virit Font Worth lodmf IN body,
Thore wii he work IN all ibe degrees.
AN Odd Fcllows Va good enodlns are
enrnestlg Invited 40 De- prgernt as g
pleasant tihle rs expected iy nreNr u
me lodge u " Ml.i.t4A
Secretary 0i Fort worth lodge Nv' -pi,
4. o. o. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
BABY BAD WITH ECZEMA
When Only 3 Weeks old. Head and
Body Covered Doctors NO
Effect. Tries Cutlcura,
Wonderful Change In q Days. cur
ed IN Weeka. Now | S Morths
Old With Perfect skin.

1le FIRST ] noticed that MY baby had any
thing The matter with her was thpt whenever
the nurse would change her sic would CrA,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

had Ns en-, child With the Ncaemu before
IA heard of thew. Om gluu 90 say ygur
CU i-uNN REMHpiFs worked wonders WIN
my baby Three days after 4 commtnetl
USING N eru saw % change ne doctor wa
surprised ] then told hita what was using
She was only three weeks OLD Wien tctema
broke out. ana when she WIS eight weeks ulu
she was entirely cured by CuTiCuRA. She is
nov fifteen months oid aud has perfect ~ %,
poi TEAM epelosad. E,eFyoue asks what lH',i'es
her skim 80 flfr. and sen them CuticrnA.
Mis- g. O. -HlRlCk,
Bll conway 81, Baltimore Nd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

You cdhist deny faai7 and y g fact
that salva,lCh on Is the greatest p"in cure
20 cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

Dlsacrceahle srnaaiions. resulting from
cough. Vanish before Or Buhs Cough
syrup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
Ontioura Remedies

Cu~e every di ease and humor Of NC skpl'
scnIp ana 6iood With LOSE of hair. iron infancy
20 age iron. pmpu 20 scriula, sos e'tG
where. i'~ivD. tuvtCUttA Br; SOAR. 9ltt W
SOLVENT g. Prepared bv the F' rffN INV t
AND CHaAiEAL CoUpOHATtaN. bostQn
tsT-.roN To Cure Skin Olsen Fet. ~ pnhe-'
Oi lustratious, and testimonials, nailed iiee,
pADNl skin and scalp purified and
DAO I y hcauJnod by CUucuhA SOAR
AbasIDreIv uurc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

Aitcr fhc uWrse lott 4
mott ed hcN very re'l she
was I snokc 20 "a to the
DOCTOR, and ne told me 70
use zinc ointment hut
3 did not do htr any
,ou0 IN % short time
EcEcraa braRc out en-
! er lead, srrCad 10 her
svt hrnWs bffnst uud
lack but the doctor 5
rem dips did not seem
20 nave any eject ]
though / would nv your
CuTicunh RGNEDIrs, as
The morning call., 1893-12-14
K-STREET CUT.
Property-Owners Hold a
Mass-Meeting.
A Committee Appointed to Confer
With the Supervisors Regarding
the Assessment District.

A meeting OF property.owDers on Polk street
was held In Plxley Hall on the corner Of Polk
and Pacific streets last night to perfect an or
gaDlZation for the purpose OF prevailing upon
the Board Of Supervisors TO rescindils action
whereby Il annulled the contract for the q ad-
ing of Polk street from Greenwich 10 Lombard d
streets, let TO john Kennedy. and ordered the
cost OF cutting down the hill TO be paid by a
a special assessment district on Polk street.
There were about fifty property owners pres
enI. After much discussion on the proclaimed
Injustice OF the boards action committee
composed OF H. w. Woolley (chairman) John
ONet L. j. Smith, Thomas Terry aud Benja-
min tinnema1 was appoiuted TO investigate
The regularity Of the proc ediugs so lar taken
In the matter, TO interview the Mayor, the
Street Committee aud M mbers OF the Board OF
Supervisors and ndeavor To secure their as
slslaBce IN bringing about reconsideration OF
the boards acllOn.
A sci of resolutions were adopted declaring
the step not only ill-advised. but unjust 10 The
property-owu, rs south OF Greenwich street aud
north OF Lombard, and pledglng the SUPPORT oil
he organization 10 the work OF securing a
resembling of the order.
There was only one side OF the question
represent at the meeting, and IN the discus
siOns that came up frequent alluslon was made
10 The Laguna survey district Wnich was made
some years ago and In the expense OF which the
prOperty-OwDers. now residing In the block
which awaits grading, refused to participate.
Charges were made that IL was an understood
thing that their reason for objecling 10 this eX-
pense wa, that they would pe called upon TO
pay the grading expense on Polk street, which
is now 10 be assessed on a special district.
Among those who spoke were John Kennedy,
Thomas Terry. Major Carney. b. Fehneman,
ONiel. Slas White acted as chairman OF the
meeting.
The morning call., 1893-12-14
MANY AFFIDAVlTS.
A jury Impeached by Mrs.
Alice |. Wells.
Claims She Was Defrauded of DAM
ages in Her Suit Against Law
for SANDER.

Trouble is brewing in the Superior Court over
the case of Wells VS.. Law, which was decided
in Judge Hunts court November last.
The plaintiff was Mrs. Alice |. Wells, who
brought suit against Herbert L. Law TO recover
$4,000 damages for slander. The case excited
considerable interest at the time, and occupied
TWO days in trial before jury. When, how
ever, the case was finally submitted the jury,
after a deIibel alton OF five minutes only. de-
clded In favor Of the defendant Law. Gustaf
Adolph Bauer. j. h Cooper, Michael GaIeley,
j. b. Ii. Cooper, A. III. Grlswold, J. G. Classen,
James Callahan, Milton Z. Willis, Nathan
Corlnson, John j. MahODey, c. NJ. Osborn and
William 5. Chapman were the twelve men
selected TO try the case.
Yesterday afternoon a number of affidavlts
were filed by Mrs. Wells and several of her
friends who were present at the trial OF the
action. IN which the jury is impeached. Mrs.
+. G. Curtis depOses that she was pI eseuI al the
tIIal on Nov mbeT aud 8, and on one occasion
she saw tile defendant Law IN earnest conyer-
salon with one OF the Jurors. similar depo-
siton Is given by Mrs. NJ. L. Burdock, who
states the lengIh of the conversation as being
about three minutes.
Mrs. W. A. Moore deposes That during the
progress OF the trial she saw The defendant
Law conversing with thl ee Jurors for fiom
three to i've minutes. She heard one Juror say
"All right, MIR. Law"
George Hogu, of Oakland states in an affi-
davIt that on November he attended the trial
OF the action Wells VS.. Law. aud while there
he saw short stout man In drrby hat, whom
he afIei ward described as private detective
in Laws employ conversng with Law. AT
The end of the conversation Mr.. oguet claims
that Law gave the short man paper, which
the latter afterward surreDtitiously handed TO
the jury.
Mrs. Amelia Bush deposes that she saw Law
talking 10 a man who then turned and ad-
dressed Laws counsel. John Flournoy. The
Juror IN question had sworn that he was unac-
quainIed with either Law OF his counsel.
Finally the juror was heard to say: "Well, she
ought TO lose her case"
Mrs. Wells herself has filed an affidavit cor
robOrating the depOstioDs OF the other affiants.
md especially with regard 20 the passing OF the
paper 10 tue jury by he short stout man.
IL is understood that on the first ballot the
jury stood i TO l, j. X. Cooper being the only
Juror who favored verdict for the plaintiff.
The morning call., 1893-12-14
Sarah II, Condor,

The Sarah 81. Condon Memorial Kin
dergarten. 1910 Broderick street, was also
adorned with Christmas tree yesterday
afternoon. Under the guidance Of Miss
Marie Lennhart, the principal. all the
little sojourpers in the garden went through
a series of graceful exercises and songs.
The baby voices were not SO numerous
as in some of the kndergartens mentioned
bove, for the Sarah III. Cpndon is an in
stItution that was only founded year
and half ago. and naturally does not con-
tain so many children rs the older gardens.
As ut all the other Christmas trees yes
terday the exercises were not prolonged
enough to weary the little participants.
whose eager eyes turned longingly now
and then toward the glitleripg tree.
through all the singing and drilling.
The board II the Sarah II. Condor
Memorial kindergarten consists of the
Misses Mary E. Weygant, Isabelle Knight
Mary J.. Taylor, Mary L. Browne, Hattie
Horn, Nellie Van WiDkle, Z. M. Domett,
Harriet Cooper.
The morning call., 1893-12-14
BACK FROM YOSEMITE.
Making Typographical Survey of
the Valley.

Topographer r. B. Marshall OF the United
States Geological Survey, who is acting snper-
intendent during Willard ID. JohDson's absenc6
East. has returned from the Yosemite Valley
and Ut up at the Occidental.
he said party OF four have been at work In
the Yosemite ever since july /, and concluded
their labors on the Is 4 inst.
"Our principal work was the making of
Typographical Uap,'' said Mr. Marshall last
evening. Ito complete the goc-be region for
The geolo2ists who are 10 follow, and Incl
dentally we ran level line from the Yosemite
to connect with Major Bridges at tn fish
camp. near Mawona, on the south fork of the
Mereed."
he could not say how much the established
attitudes would differ fiom the results arrived
at by Professor Whitney and Lieutenant
" AheeleT in their mercuIial barometer obseiva.
tions. Incidentally lie observed that many of
the supposed vertical walls did not prove 10 be
vertical, notwithstanding their seeming so TO
the naked eye, Hall Dome and FL CAPTAIN for
instance. There were three inches OF snow on
the 25ib ult., but 1t cleared away very soon
afterward, said MIR. Marshall,
The work WAS devoid of any exciting in.
ctdent. There are plenty of deer aud bear in
the valley, and once tbe Chinese cook did shoot
at bear, with The result that both the Chinese
and the bear are still safe.
The morning call., 1893-12-14

OF these districts the only cha nges that
should be made were as follows: In the
Thirty fifth, Thirty-sixth and Forty first
there should bs changes in all the pre-
cincts: in the Thirty-seventh changes
should be made west of Fillmore street
in the Thirty-eigh,b changes should be
made west of Devisadero street; in the
Forty third the number of precincts
should be changed to fifteen, and in the
Forty fifth to thirteen. In the Forty
fourth there were only a few changes
necessary, and Auditor Broderick said
that two men In three weeks Gould make
all these changes. and the Registrar and
his chef deputy at present had nothing to
do. lie thought thst the Registrar was
proceeding wrongly when he reprecincted
the city on the basis of registration, as
there was considerable stuffing at the last
election.
City and County Attorney Cresswell
amended the FItZhugh resolution by limit
ing the service of the three clerks to Feb
ruary /. 1894.
Registrar Evans said he could not get
along without the three men.
A vote was taken and the resolution
giving the three extra clerks carried, Mayor
Elerr aud Auditor Broderck voting
against il.
The first appointee under the resolution
will be George Lewis, but the Registrar
states that he has not decided on the
other two.