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SAYS MUNYON DID IT.
Judge Neu Makes a Posi-
tive Charge.
Ills Evidence Corroboratod by Court-Om-
Ger James Miles.

Justice Jacob Neu Of the Brooklyn City Hail
Clvi Court Is n well-known citizen whose popu-
lntlty has been attested by his enormous ma
jorltlcs at the polls. and a gentleman o: unlm-
poachable character. Speaking Of Munyon's Rheu-
ma,ism Cure he pays; 'its the best cure In the
world hrst found II while | was out In
Cleveland. Ohio. | began taking It when was
unable to walk without the aid OF orutches and
In three days threw them away. Two days
later had no signs Of rheumatism. also gave
some of Munyon's rheumatism Cure to my court
officer who was so bad with rheumatism that on
Wednesday he was actually not able to walk up
the steps Of the city Hall to the court-room on
the second floor. In three days he was around as
lively as can be-
ut is certainly to my mind. a wonderful and
positive remedy"
Policeman James Miles the court onrcer re-
ferrci TO says: II have been suffering from
rheumatism for nine or ten years but never In
my life got such quick relief from the Mum
yon cure Last Wednesday | couldn't climb the
stairs TO the court room. i took the MunyOn
Rheumatism pellets that we're given me. and
the very next morning Cas on post all right
have felt good ever since. could feel the
rheumatism leaving me. 1t seemed, after fcw
doses"
why pay big doctor bills TO have your consti-
tuition ruined by old-fashoncd doses OF mer-
curry. morphine and lunne? Why not try Prot
Munyon's new methods? Munyon's remedies are
perfectly harmless and contain positive and per.
nancnt cures Tor the most obstinate as well as
the most ntrirate diseases.
II you are In doubt what remedy to take. call
On Prof Munyon for thorough medical exam
nation. Absolutely no charge for examinations or
advice. open all day. Sundays to =. NJ.
7 East IAN ST.. between 9th ave. and Union
square
Munyon's Remedies sold by all druggists.
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Matt Allen has a yearllng half sister to
Yorkville Belle, who covered half a mile
in tfty-three seconds few days ago
This is n rattling good performance.
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The Jockey Club listened to Ally Lake
land last night, the latter pleading for
reinstatement. John Dowi and George
Quantrll also applied for reinstatement.
The Jockey Club reserved decision.
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H. II. McCllmont, the owner OF the
famous English thoroughbred Islnglass,
has just come into possession OF a for
tune OF S2o,OOO,nOO, which his uncle. Hugh
McCalmont,, who died In 1887 left as
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Help Wanted-Femaie,

lEoNERS, experienced hands to nnish starched
shirts after collars and cuffs have been done by
machine. steady work and good wages AppIy v
Henry Rothsehild d Co., to IL sullivan at
wANTED-A neat tidy G.rl, In private family
as companion. good home for suitable psrtx
C.. box W World.
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

McCanerty was very much in evidence
yesterday. Nero and Derelict, both bad
ly beaten when last out, won easy VIC
tories. The difference in the going was,
OF course. responsible for the change In
form.
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Poor old Banquet was badly beaten
yesterday, He must be In poor shape.
indeed, when he could not finish better
than fifth in the field he met yesterday.
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Matt Allen did not think Bassetlaw's
back him against Nero for s., 500 "A side
The sooner Mr.. Allen reaches the CON
clusion that most OF the talent have
arrived at, the better of he will be.
The talent believes that 1t is an eX-
travagance to feed Bassetlaw.
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New YORK Oeta Parors, 4 1.% w';; 2:,s "a ci,y IT,
TOOTttAChE Al lNiudT

is brrd 20 Bear. lOu NIny Need Us.
Open Al. night. All work. Gas aud CorIns
larks Dental Assn 2c5 sixth ave. cor Iith It
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Every man at the track yesterday had
NahmR for good thing. She had
worked a great trial and was believed to
the race they learned that Nahma's legs
were very bad that she has a bowed
tendon and was, In fact, a walking
COrpSp
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The Messrs. Morris evidently believe
that the constitutional amendments will
be voted for favorably by the people.
They have decided to let Fred Littefeld
so, on the plea that the stable is too
small to make II worth while to retain "A
Jockey. 1t is not likely that there will
he any fierce competition for Littlefield 5
services
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Banquet. Bassetlaw and Utica were
heavily backed by NJ. +. Dwyer yester-
day. The Brooklyn plunger had very
bad day.
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MORRIS PARK.

BICYCLES, New Indics' or Gents, S33,
SS35. $40. $3.50 and y %.
HERALD co. CASH HOUSE. ia Nassau St.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-12
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,

IssUED EVERY DAY, sUNDAzs N.
cspted. .s
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TAILORS PROTEST.
The POstmaster=GeneraI
Arraigned.
The Journeymen Workmeu Express
Themselves on His Recent
Order.

The Journeymen TailOrs' Union Of this city
does not propose TO suffer quietly under The
indlgnity that has been cast upon them by
Postmaster General Bisself I'm lis order made
TO Postmaster Backus Of this city.
As has been stated in THE CALL the Post
master Of this city received instructions from
the Postmaster-General TO have all OF the car
siers of this city order their uniforms Of
Fechheimer Bros. & Co. Of Cincinnati.
The order has, in large measure, been
Obeyed, and the result is that the tailors have
lost work that should have been done bere
At a meeting OF the JOurneymen Tallors'
Union held last evening The following resolu-
tions bearing on that subject were adopted:
WHEREAS. Postmaster General BIsseIl Is re-
ported by the press to have given Instructions to
that in future ali orders for iettercsrrIers uni
forms mast be flied by Fechheimer Bro s. d Co. of
CincinnAti; and whereas, said letter carriers are
charged fun value for such uniforms; therefore,
be 1t
scIued, That we emphatically condemn the
action OF the Postmaster-General as being direct
violation OF the spirit II net the letter of tue con-
stItuton Of the Uuited States and the laws OF the
state of California. both of which were designed
insure equal liberty TO all, the lettercarr ers
included; and be it further
Rescued. That copy OF the present be given to
the press ana our delegates TO the San Francisco
Labor Council be instructed to bring the matter
before said body for their Endorsement said reso-
lurlons to be atterward forwa Eded to Postmaster
General Bissell of Washington. d. G.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due. to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all Drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
fe22 TuThsatf
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WENT AFTER RECORDS.
Wonderfully Fast Work by Young
sters at Terra Haute.

TERRA HAUTE, Ind. Aug. 13.-World's
records were broken on the opening day
of the Terra Haute Fair Association races.
The fastest mile ever paced by three
year-old was covered by Whirligig, lower
ing the record held by Effis Howes %
seconds. The same filly captured the fast
est heats ever gone by three-year-old In
a race.
The worlds record for two-year-old
was taken by Boreal in rhe third heat of
the race. robbing William Penn of his
Iaurels by IL seconds. 1t was an ideal
racing day, and $500 people witnessed the
fine sport. perfect weather, and track bull
let fast adding 10 the pleasures of the day.
Seven heats were trOtted in the 2: 26 class,
unfinished race. all hard ones for the IN :
tried horses.
2:25 pace. purse $1,000. Whirlgig won In
three straight heats; Gazette. Syrena, Tommy
Brown. Lucky Boy, Alice Crittendon Nutpan,
Sarah, Flash and Boy Baron also started. Time,
2:1O-2:1113-2:l3
Terra Raute purse. foals of 1892, Borea
won the second and third heats and the race In
2:21-2:174 Burlington won the first heat in
2:2O1A. Bessie Wilton. Marie, Normuda Girl.
Bucyrus, Whaebone, Vallejo. Axtellond and
st. Mink also started:
stock won the third band fifth heats, Ked Bird
won the first ana fourth heats, Fulda the sec
opd and Kate Caffery the sixth and seventh
Shyerdale, Ella O. sam WeitOn, Item and Ger
trude also started Time. 2:15-2 PIP :161a-
2.2O-2.2034 :2U-2:26.
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MEEKIN'S SUPERB WORK.
One of the Games That Baltimore
Did Not Win.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-The superb pitching
of Meekin won the game for New York to-day.
Score: Ballimores l, base hits 8, errors 2.
New Yorks 8. base hits 2, errors 2. Batteries
Hawke. Esper and Inks; Farrell and Meekin.
Umpres-Lynch and Keefe.
PITTSBURG. Pa, Aug 10. = The visitors
knocked both Ehret and Smith OFT Of the box
aud won easily to- day. Score: Pittsburgs IA,
base hits II, errors 4. Chicagos II, base hits
18. errors 4. Batteries-Mack, Ehret, Col
cIough; Terry. Hutcbson and SchriVer. Um-
pires-Mc0uaid and Hoagland.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 13.-To-day's game was by
no means brilliant contest The BrOokyns
batted Hudson all over the lot. Score: Brook
lyns IS, base hits s. errors o. Bostons 3. base
hits IL, errors 6. Batteries-Sten and Da lily,
Tenny and Hudson. Umpire, Gaffney.
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A Chinatown Fire.

An alarm from box II was turned in from
the corner Of Pacific anu Kearny streets shortly
after 10 O'Clock last evening. 1t was for fire
which started In stable on Pacific place, be.
tween Dupont and stockton streets.
The destroyed property consisted of a group
OF age-wOrn novels, inhabited by questionable
Chinese women. In the rear was located a
number Of small stalls in which were kept al
least dozen horses belonging 10 Mon gollan
eXpressmen.
OF the twelve horses In the sta Dles eight
their stalls
The property belonged to Girard JoauIski,
who had subet IL for stable purposes and as
den. for residences. The damage, IL is esti-
mated, Will be covered by about $500. There
was no Insurance.
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A Democratic Cane.

Internal Revenue Collector o. N. Weburn
received yesterday by express from an
admirer away up In Montana a cane of unique
character. 1t is round. light stick OF maple
wood witt an elk horn handle. Just beneath
the handle is carving OF this American eagle
and the "E Plurlbus Unum" motto, ana be-
meath that a very good portrait carving OF
President Cleveland, and In order down its
length are the portraits OF the members of the
Cabinet.
The work is excellently doue, the portraits
being goodiin lch case, and of course the Col
lector looks upon 1t as prize.
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GRAND CIRCUIT FLYERS.
Very Good Weather on the Opening
DaY at Rochester.

ROCHESTER. n. Y. Aug. 13-PIeasant
weather ana an excellent condition of the
track favored the opening day of the grand
circuit meeting.
2:15 pacing, Klttle B won the second. third
and fourth heats in 2:11A, 2:1134 2:13. II.
Lockwei won the nrst heat In 2:1314. Sterling.
Little PIT, Dick WIN. Frank Brown, Gall Getty
Nellie and Merriam also started.
1928 cltss, trottlng, Carl Don won 10 straight
heats. Time. 2:14-2:12$4 -2:1014. Rex,
Americas, Alary Nettie Wilkes, Col. Dlckey and
GrerHieaf 50 started
in two heats. Time, 2:1012-2;30. McLane
also started.
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entered on the same book Newton is the
auopled son OF John Miller. a c0ored porter,
W., VINO WORKS at 225 Montgomery street, and Mil
aol says me ooy mas been In the habit OF calling
at the store and begging for empty bOxes'
mnIeh ne would I'LL with cigars and carry
Swsy he Is supposed to be one of a gang OF
G Coy thleVes who have their headquarters on
California Hill. and the girl under srrest dis
posea OF the articles they stole. The police
are hunting for the rest of the gang
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tor was not known to the train crew until San
Martin was reached. The engine aud caboose
returned and found him. A doctor was secured
from Gilroy, and after dressing The leg he was
where he died about O'Clock this afternoon.
He leaves two children.
His brother James appeared at the Morgue
last evening and waived an inquest. The body
leaves two brothers also. who are railroad men,
and reside in Oakland.
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FIRE AT A GASWORKS.
Engineer Rife Terribly Burned by a
Blazing Main.

FRESNO, Aug. ia fire which may re-
suit in two fatalities broke out in the test
ing-room at the gasworks tonight.
George Rife, the engineer. was severely
burned by the fame from the main, and a
Chinese, Yen Lang. was run over by the
hose wagon. Both the injured men have
suffered grave nervous shock and Rifles
arms and face are literally roasted. The
fire was not extinguished till the gas was
shut off at the main, putting out the lights
all over town.
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FELL FROM HIS TRAIN.
Freight Conductor Trethaway Meets
With a Fatal Accident.

SAN JOSH, Aug. 13.-Thomas Trethaway, con-
ductor of freight train SO, southbound on the
coast division, had his left leg run over at Nor
gan Hill station this morning about 2:3O
o'clock. After switching at the station he
mounted the train and gave the signal to pull
out. and as the train moved out he slowly
walked on top OF the cars toward the caboose. A
sudden lurcb OF the train caused him to fall
between the cars. The absence Of the conduc-
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Mr.. and Mrs j. Behnke, an aged couple who
are In need. will be rendered a benefit at the
Standard Theater this evening. The two-act
drama Bitter Cold" and slight sketch
Game OF Cards" will be given by clever anna
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Engine.ftouses Unsafe

Clerk Maxwell OF the Fire Department yes
terday informed the Board of Supervisors that
the walls under engine-house and trucknouse
were in such bad condition that the buildings
were unsafe. As some repairs are already be-:
ing made TO the buildings the board is re-
QBested to authorize the further improvements
nnedhd.
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Great American Importing Tea Company are
selling Mason,s fruit jars cheap-as they do all
other goods 1T Will pay you to'visit any of their
stores If you want lowest prices
! doz.n nint lars in box SOC per doz
/ dozen quart jars in box. .6oc per aoz
/ dozen half gallon jars in box .''e's ooc Per aoz
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Nominations Submitted.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-The President
has made the following nominations:
First Lieutenant John Belllnger of the
Fifth Infantry. to be captain and assistant
quartermaster. Agents for Indians
Thomas B. Tetar. West Virginia. Fort
Hallagen Agency. Idaho; Marshal Petit of
Indian Territory, Klamath Agency, Ore
gOn.
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An order was made by Judge Coffey yester.
terday granting Miss Jennie Dunphy permits.
sion TO take her ward, Viola G. c. Piercy, TO
Enrope for one year. beginning with next
Thursday Viola is the only daughter OF The
late Samuel C.. Piercy, The actor, and Miss
Dunphy is her aunt.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-14

THE Great Strike" is doing good business
at Stockwell's and the ladies' fund OF the A.
r. U. bids fair to be well benefited by the end
of the week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-14

In Judge Daiugerfeld's court yesterday the
case of j. w. Flood. charged with embezzle-
ment committed while he was employed in the
D0nohoe- Kelly bank, was continued until to-
nonrrow
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The Wigwams new programme attracted a
large audience and the various acts were re-
ceived enthusiastically. The new performers
made decided hits aud the business will un-
doubleday be good all the week.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CALL FOR ORGANIZATION
Central Republican Clubs.

ALL BONA FIDE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF
n the City and County of San Francisco will
eet in their respective districts on Wednesday
evening August Is, 1894. at 3 O'Clock. for the
purpose of organizing Central Republican Club in
each assembly district under the auspices OF and
by authority OF the Executive Committee OF the
Republican County Committee, in accordance
with the plan adopted by the Executive Commit
tee August TO- 1894. certified copy of which is
in the possession of the persons herein named and
authorized act organizers of the clubs in the
respective districts and at the meeting places des-
ignated as follows:
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The Peoples Palace is always doing a good
business, and the house last evening was large
and well satisfied. The entertainment Is clever
and varied.
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
l block In the center or San Francisco tits tho
model hotel OF the world. FIRE and earth quake
proof. Has nine elevators. Every room Ii large,
fight and airy The ventilation Is perfect. A bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are easy
or access from broad. light corr idors The central
SQUIRT illuminated by electric II ght. Its immense
glass roof bread balconies carriage-way aud trop-
ical plants are features hitherto unknown in Amer
ican hotels Guests entertain ed either the Amer
lean or European plan. Thr restaurant Is the finest
In he city. Sseare rooms in advance by tele.
graphing kTHE PALACE HOTEL.
LIST Il Sap Francisco Cal,
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An Accounting for i" FaIka. "

j. Ii. French secured judgment yesterday Ia
the Circuit Court in his suit against Joseph
Kreling CT al. for having put the operetta
'lFalka'' on the stage at the Tivol withoul his
consent. French claimed TO be the owner of
the opr retta, and asked for an accounting of
the receipts during its run, The court sus-
tanned complainant's right TO decree with
costs.
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b THIRTY FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Observation-Disclosures Smadeke. Meetng-plaee,
Teutonia Hall, Howard St, bet Ninth and entb.
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FORTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Organzer-H. S. Martin. Misunderstanding
mePs Hall, SW. corner Chestnut and Powell
streetS
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THIRTY-SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Organzer-H. e. Fsirchild. Meeting place,
Mowry's Hall, corner Laguna and Grove SITS.
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THIRTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Organizer-John H. Dawson. Meeting place.
Carr's Hall, Sc. corner Twenty-fourth and Mis-
sion SITS.
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THIRfY-SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
organzer-Chares w. Manwaring. Meeting
place, SW. corner Twentieth and Guerrero SITS.
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THIRTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Organizer-G. H. Umbsen. Meeting place.
Blairs Hall. Mission ST., between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth.
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Juvenile Thieves.

Frank Newton, years Of age, was. taken to
the City Prison yesterday and put on the small
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The Orpheum was damned to the doors again
last evening. and the new bill proved very en-.
Pertaining. Ona of the Deltorelli brothers had
the nerve to play the intermezzo to the "Caval-
leria Rustcana" on some sleigh bells, and
really Mascagnps beautiful music was ex-
quiSttely interpreted by that peculiar medium
j. Franklin Blown, the local hypnotist. ran
needle through subjects cheek and ap-
parently caused no paln;' while little Gertle
Cochran answered Few hundred questions as
cheerfully as usual. People like the show
Manager Walters is giving and patronize it
perpetually.
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FORTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Organizer Edward E. Hughes. Meeung-place-
1913 Taylor street.
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Viola Will Go to Europe.

BERTELING, the optlcian, has a worldw de
reputation. 427 Kearny street.
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Oakland a PORT of Entry.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-The President
has approved. the bill to make Oakland,
CAL, port of entry.
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FORTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
0rganizer-John Martin. Meeting place-Old
City Hall.
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FHIRTY-SEGOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Organzer-Thomas c. Duff. Meeting place, Pen
MES Hall, southwest corner Kentucky and So.
lano StS
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THIRTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
organizer-Harvey C. Somers. Meeting place,
Mannerbund Hail. Twenty-fOurth st. and PotI ero
avenue.
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FORTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
organizer-J. H. Mahoney. Meeting-place-Cali-
tornia Hall, $40 Bush street.
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THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Organizer-I. S. Cohen. Meeting-pIace, Justice
Hall, Pythian Castle, 9391a Market ST.
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THIRTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
organzer-John e. TyrrelI. Meeting place.
Pacific Hall, Sc corner Geary and Leavenw orth
streets.
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TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Organzer-w S. Russell. Meeting-place. Drews
Hall, 12l New Montgomery st.
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Organizer - William Cluf. Meeting place
Golden Gate Hall, Pacific street. beI. Polk and
Van Ness avenue
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TWENTY. NINTH ASSEMBLY pIsTRIt

Organizer-Gustav Mesing, Meeting place,
Irish m erican Hall, sl8 Howard ST., bet. Fourth
and Fifth.
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FOBTIETH ASSEMBLY DIsTRI,
FORTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

sOrganiZer-M. d. Boruck. Meeting place-"Bear
Club Hail." SW. corner of Post ana Fillmore SITS.
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Floods Case.

GLASS at F. N.WOods & Co.'s 81 First street. =
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THIRTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

organlzer-P. A. Bergerot. Meeting place, Mas
cotte Hall, Golden Gate ave., between buchanan
and Webster sts