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Mesa free press., 1894-06-14

Lee; second aai.., Robert B
Urauh.rs, d E Young. N-t,ir
N'r''s' Evan Griffith, Perry L..
S"ith. Agnes ''ar,rn. Laura Nor
ton, Matte Z. Cra'l,, Mary NJ.
Et'er, E Graat R.nlall, Mar
gu-r,'c Wi lia,ns, w. ii. Winters
aud Rob TT F. Carn.tt.
The average ag. 1T the member.
ut the class Is ls.ss than tht of any
other class rss%n,ly examined and a
Large prr,tntagt Consists Of those
who h We hal no -xper. nee il,
teaching. -G,Eette.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-14

We know it will he to
your advantage TO give us q
call.
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AriEona's Early Fruits.

E Los Angeles has air lady control
Of the Iarg rs are Of the Arizona
trade, and he " holesale m-rcnants
Of this city are making s'r,n2 -f-
forts to oht in the rem ind I
Many Ariso"ises q .ni til az su. :
mrrs, here to avoid the al" I
tropical heat Of their homes T,n
result & this is that much !Aomy
is b ough int, cir ula,,on, -sp-ci-
ally ~ A,iz a,a is na the M gr dc
OF pr sprrily mud the good fortune
"f that tsi ritory Is AN addltional
factor in increasing wealth here.
The products who, or, at-d
wealth here toforr in that srct.o.
have b.-n ca tie and minerals
This has chan s..ti NV grain.
early fruits aud vrsetabns are Ia
hr lead. The Very heat wn.ch 10
iscOmiort.tg to s,,n- il now p.uv-
ng II inestlnl.. bic advantage in
r.p nlny ruits earlier .in re- han ut
.hy Other point III the United
> at-s. Aplicots ripen III A r,l,
.rap-s by the b+g.nn,ns of June.
'ra"g-s IN Srpt' III .'er, and w..rr
III Ions are to br had from Tie end
Of May unti Carlstmas.
| The sxtr.Ine earilnrss of the.
Z, pes and apr.cot> 10 great au
.Ansnge TO Southern ar z0na, as
there is mn 9th locality which
producers tn ,se fruits III quantity ns
..rly rs that. There 70 n. Yet onI,
= limited area plan,ed to fruits. Lu,
-nia 10 annually becoming larger,
and III tiu,e wi be known as the
l-xd.ns lo.sl. ~ for tne productlul.
! { early fru u - t,mes.
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ELECTRIC usEu.rrnEE.

i" introluce it, and obtain agents
the undersigned firm will give a vay y
few of theirs $500 German f rctric
Belts invented by Prot. Van dtl Meydr
Pres of the New York Flee rical 50
-cirty ~ $ Pat. 257.647) a positive
cur for Nervous Deb,i.,y. Rheuma
t'sm. L.'ss "f Power, etc. addIe>s nj
once Electric Agency, p. o. Box 1874
New York y. Y.
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Fiat Money.

Many proRls de1 not seem to
sndersta.ld what IL mean, by the
.erm Hat manry. They appear TO
ahink there is something pe.nicious
about IL; something calculated to
cheat aud. d~fraud something un.
real and illasory,,wi~reas n fact it
Is nothing nf the sort. Fla 'onry
il Just as good AS any money under
tn. sun The United : ates notes,
commonly called grreatacks. are
f4s money, for sh- y d. pend o" the
promis-, or fiat OF the goserafa' mt
tor their value, aud are the samr
"a any oil ,,gataoa Whatever ut the
Ou'tsd Stete6 AL money is IN
proper senss at IN a ,. tor is all,
whether gold. silver or pap'r, de-
prnds tor its valus very largely
upon the staMp,f ths ag..vernn'rnt.
Moi:ey 10 always issued by yo,er".
m+nt authority. The term Hat
from the. Latin word '.tio."' TO make
simply means "wade. aud ha'
n.....ey.-ss- eem,n"nly and-rsts od. IL
money made by the government de
rsading-for T. value upon sh" good
faith OF the government. IN IN.
caas of the grsenbacks, they depend
solely upon the goad faith OF tn
xov~snm~nt Ia the case OF tn.
ersrnbacks., they depend solely on
the faith Of the United States
There il no deposit Of bonds OF
other sscurity to inquire their ti"a
redemption. But. then. the ho"d'
Of the govern.uent arr upon pre-
cisrly the same has;s;; ihers Is n"tlr
- 3.
ing ugSdepesitsd 10 insure 'h.i ir ul'i-
mate payment. 'rhn faith of th'
rnvernm-nt alone. 10 behind them
They. are Aat in the strictsst- sens,
Of the word. Lut they srs unifo TN /,
held to lie pretty good. even .on-
mandine : large premium. So thu
grceabseEs are held by -vrrybotl,
10 be tia b. ct sost of mon-y, th.'
stigmatisrd hy iHferrss.d none,
changers ~ ast money. 1t III r.
were pienty.ri it for the 2'r.n-se
tion of business. money would b
easy and times good again.
There is y strange sort of an ;de'
abroad that paper mon.y. in osdr
70 is Of any value, mu~t have IL
the treasury % quantity Of gold o.
ailvsr. bullloa ca .iepe,ls 70 Redeem
81
it. There is i,o. tens. in thi
norton. The good nalna aud y esi'l
Of the nation it.tlf is the >uffic,~n
guarantee, and no batter could D.
Ask.d. II Mr. H Imam puts OF,
big persopal note for q thoussns
dollars. it is not expected that h
will at the same tune iay TO .n-
side . thousapd do lars in & II u
pay that note. His we'll know
wealth makss his credt good snt
his nots is ac,spted without . dol
lar put asideto reslssln it. Ard 81
the United STATES potes, or green
backs. afs precisely Is se,-ptall'
when there 10 not . cent in III.
treasury 70 rrdeep them. Th' n
are tricks in all trades. but ~ n,a,s,
in,ths trads or. b asinsss of si-sl,i,e
IN money - IN any other whstso-
ever-Los Angeles Herald.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-14
Tescbers' Exsminasles.


Ether there Is less rigiaity in
the ehaFaessy of tearh%ys ~xamina-
tions or there has been Q general
eppTcsch By the teachers Of this
esunty to the elevated standard s+t
up BY superintendent N~thSrton.
OF the th,rsy-two applicants ~
tbs lsts1'sxamination twenty-tw.
passed. nins failed aud one with :
drew.
Since the present superintendent
has been ip manass m-nt. until hi.
. animation unsucerssful applioAnt-
have i'een largely in -xSrs~. At
the examination i,nn1diatefy before
this one onlS Sheen per cslt Of
ths spplisAsss pAsssti,
Tboss Who wess awarded sestifi-
ntss are, svSs grad. Bs.ls Schos :
sisk.. q = yinslow. Msxiaus TaI1
bot. 0ertrsds MsMsIlsn. M.h..l
1Avssy, J. q Cols. Clara W. john
~ ftAslsNeasstA "a W. L.
Il
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ARCTIC ICE !!
A. g. AUSTIN

il in the field for tn. SUNNI rea "
t. supply h old customers .nd Al
new ones of fh~ Sonthsid.. with ic...
the home p olnct aud best qua isy J
1t lowest rates. E
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NO7iCE FOR PUBLICATION.
C,mmu Ion I'D. No 1877.
LAID Office ~ u"srn. Aris,na. /
April ~, 1894.

Notice - b-rby gym 'h.t the following
pame'i SO tier has 1rd not ce Of his intention
to make in;.l p Tin supp. r. of hs .lain. a..'
that said pro . will .de b. ore lhs Cls,k cf
the Dstr Ct Cont u rh tnx, ,rx,na. -
May a', l,a4 Va. Paschall Hnrhs.. III Mesa
NJ rieOpa co. A r. Tor ths SEA Sec 81. To n
RS. He nameI he fill wing witnessrs tn
prove his 30 sim ns resid"nce upon and cu'i,-
vatr n Of said land. =. Bu.ke B rkl.y. d
Fr.nh 3 ,r<ley John A B. key and David ?.
Watkins, all VI Mesa, A.Is,n
tkANK ". WALLS,
r;rat nub Apr l0
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DESERT LAHD FiNAL PROOF. KO7jCi
FOR PUBLICATION ~

United state. Ian 7 On 90
tn - n. Ar . ma, April 20. As+ .
<otcs 10 hs'sby given that " e. ret s. K.n (
Of b sni4, lArie ,pA Jnuntv. Ar znHA ha hie J.
,t,t CO VI intention rnaxs pro Il :, her desert
' .nI tlp -. 1879, fr ,"s SIT Section i, 1r.
8. r e. bsiore ,hs Clerk Of District CT
Pm ennx. aris" .. IN 81 urd y the Ind .sy
June, 1884 6hs nam ~ the foil " Dg with
o. :. p We the complete irrigation . ID Ucls-
ration OF said land. George Sch rnick. willie,.
H Code, avid T ,kins. snd Charles Levi
ell Of Mesa As.sona.
Frank W Wills.
First pub APP 70 81. R.gst =.
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patvona ge Solicited and
satisfaction Guaranteed.
The morning call., 1894-10-28
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SURE-THING GAMBLERS.
They Were Operating on the Bar
barry COast-One Is Arrested.

barry COaSt-One Is Arrested.
G. A. Loomis, supposed to be a sure
thing gambler, was arrested In the Scan
dinavian Saloon, on Jackson street, near
Kearny, yesterday afternoon by Police
men Freel and Barry and taken to the City
Prison TO await developments.
In the room of the saloon where he had
been waiting for suckers" the police
found a sl0uch hat, muffier and dark green
colored duster. When searched at the
City Prison cards for three-card monte, a
roll of bills. S19 ON top being genuine bills
and the rest of the roll tissue-paper, $35 of
loose bills and 800 in gold were found in
his pockets. showing that he was fullv
prepared for business. He had two con-
federates and the police were on the look
out for them.
On Friday they swindled man out of
S25 at three-card monte, and when the
man threatened to squsal they return ed
him SIS. They also tried to get $25 ont of
a young man employed in the Alaska dive
on Kearny street. They told him they
wanted young man to ride horse and
would give him good wages, but he would
have to supply the saddle, which would
cost $25. AS soon as he gave them that
amount he would get the job. Fortu-
nately for the young man, he could not
raise the amount.
Gerry at 317 Fifth street belongs TO him, bnt
the police found that it is in his wife's
name. He was married to her about three
months ago. The police also say that
Loomis used to run spindle game in
Saatkla
The morning call., 1894-10-28
The MercantiIe AuxiIiary.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Mercantile Auxiliary, which will be held
on Thursday next, is expected to be espe-
cially interesting. In addition to a musi-
cal programme there will be lecture by
A. Shehadi upon the manners and customs
of the Bedouin Arabs, illustrated by dress
and other matters of interest. Mr.. She
hadi is a Syrian, graduate OF the Uni
yersitv of Beyrout and correspondent of
the Egyptian newspapers.
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first birthday unless sooner discharged by law.
No boy under the age OF 49, or any one who is
of unsound mind can be committed to
the school. There is no provision in
boys as boarders, their keeping 10 be
paid for by parents or guardians" The State
furnishes everything necessary 10 the comfort
and well. being of the inmates; this of course
includes clothing and shoes. Every boy In the
institution Is obliged 10 be I'm school four and
one-haf hours each day, and works the same
length OF time. Ten hours are allowed for sleep
and five hours for meals and recreation. 1t Is
the endeavor TO give each boy such work as Is
suited TO his strength, capacity and tastes.
take with them when leaving such a knowledge
OF some vocation as enables them TO earn living
wages at once.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

BUILDING IN CASINOS. B., City. Hoyle
lays down the following rule In regard to build
ing in The game of casino. II a player holds
two or three cards of a certain denomina alton
and one or two more cards of the same de-
nomination are upon the board, he may play
one of the said cards from his nand and call
the denomination in the plural number. in
which event his adversary cannot combine and
take it, or any OF the cards of that denomna-
tion, with card OF a different denomination,
neither can he employ them TO build upon
Should a player build a card to certain
denomination and Ills opponent decline TO
build il up higher, he, the first player, may not
alter his build, but must take it with card Of
the same denomination; lie is, however, at
liberty 10 make another build, either of the
same or of any other denomination, or he may
pair or combine any other cards before taxing
up his first build, but he must comply with one
of the conditions named before playing card
which will not do either. A player cannot build
from the table. III player makes false build
he fOrfets the game. When a card is played
for the purpose OF making build, the player
must announce his intention IN clear voice,
so there can be no misunderstanding OF his in
tention.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

PARLIAMENTARY LAW. j. s., City. Ex-
Speaker Tom Reed. whose Parliamentary rules
have been adopted by the party in Congress
which is opposed TO the one OF which he is a
prominent member. is one of the best proofs of
the soundness OF his rules. He declares that
whenever an assembly finds that a question
before 1t can be more satisfactorily proceeded
with by means OF committee, motion TO
commit will accomplish the object. The COM
mittee may be instructed TO report the same
session or at some future session. The com
mittee presents its report, and it may be
adopted as whole by the assembly, and in
that event becomes tile action OF The assembly,
but tne reception of the report does not adOp IL.
1t brings il only before the body for adoption. or
rejection or notification. Under this ruling, il
an assembly referred Its bylaws TO a commit e
for amendment. when the committee presents
its report If 1t Is not adopted as whole 1t may
be amended, and Is governed by the general
rule applying to amendments and amend ments
10 amendment It is doubtful II any presiding
officer can produce rule that would authorize
him to refuse an amendment TO a committee
report that has been simply received. But
there may be instances where a committee is
given full power TO act. In that case the action
of the committee becomes the action OF the
assembly.
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again specially urged upon the border
slave States his proposal of gradual
emancipation with compensation, saying:
- The war continues long as it must. If the
object be not sooner attained, the institution in
your States will be extinguisbed by mere fric-
Ulon and abrasiOn-by the mere Incidents of
war. IL Will be gone, and you will have noth-
ing valuable In lieu of IT," But these word :
did not seem to have any effect. In July 1862,
Lincoln came to the conclusion tEaI general
and final abolition OF slavery must soon be
brought about, and that apparently nothing
else was left for him TO do but TO issue a proc
lamaIion of emancipation aud SO accomplish
the great end at one blow. He wrote and sub
mitted such proclamation. which he submit
ted 10 the members of his Cabinet but the
course of military affairs constrained him not
10 issue IL Just then. My paramount object is
TO save the UDiOD," he said, land not TO save
or destroy slavery. If could save The Union
without freeing any slave ] would do il; II
could save it by freeing ali the slaves would
do IT,
The morning call., 1894-10-28
Attached the Grocery.

Attachments were issued by Sheriff
McDade yesterday at the instance of Her
man Hacke and j. E. Shane against John
Vennekohl for S16sS Oh and $SO1 q re-
spectively. Vennekohl keeps grocery
street.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

How vain the loving darts that Fly
From e'en the most bewitehing eye.
Unless the teeth are pure and bright
And ever kept snowy white,
II you would save your teeth from harm,
In SozoDoNT you'll md the charm.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

THOMAS II. BLYTHE-L. S., Antioch, Contra
Costa County. Cal. Thomas H. Blythe resided
in the State of California and the United States
from the 31st of August. 1866 uD 10 the time
OF his death, which occurred on the Ath OF
April. 1888. He was native OF England and
was 81 years of age.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

MAHoGANY-C. S., City. The mahogany is a
forest-tree which is found In tropical America,
aud attains height OF from so 10 100 feet
1t is OF slow CROWN. and from observations for
many years 1t is believed that many Of he trees
that are cut down for use are between 800 and
400 years OF age. 1t is most abundant on the
coast OF Honduras and around Campeachy
Bay, from which The greatest portion of that
used in Europe is shipped. 1t is also found in
the West Indies. San Domingo and Cuba also
yield a considerable quantity, OF finer quality
than that obtained from the mainland. The
wood varies much In value according to the
color which is generally of q rich reddish
brown and 10 the beauty OF the curl. 1t was
not until 597 that il was introduced into Brit
ain. Some OF the wood was used 10 repair one
of Sir Walter Raleigh's ships at Trinidad. The
wood was very much admired al that time, but
no attention was paid TO Its beauty until nearly
a hundred years later, when 1t was discovered
that IL was susceptible of high polish and
could be worked into articles OF luxury. Then
it became an article of commerce. and has
since maintained leading position as q cabi.
inet-maker's wood.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

Song AND CHoRUS-E. L.. City. II COM
poser desires to compose a song without a
chorus there is no law that would prevent him
from Offering such composition TO the public.
A chorus, as a rule. is an artistic wIndup 10 Il
verse set TO music The cost for copyright of
song is so cents.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

80 TO SPEAK''-S. s. D., City. TheIexpres-
sion $50 to speak," frequently used in CONVEX
sation, Is not an improper use Of language.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

A NAVAL CADETS PAY-J. B., City, A naval
cadet stationed at Annapolis draws his pay
from the paymaster at the academy every
month. Consequently he can use portion Of
that money TO pay for his necessary expenses
A portion of this he has to use TO pay for cloth
ing ana other neeessarieS furnished by the Gov
ernment at cost price.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

EARTHQUAKE OF 1S6S-N. w. G., City The
great earthquake OF 1868 occurred on the 2Ist
of October, Wednesday, at 1853 in the morn
ing, and lasted forty-two seconds.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

H HPLUMDING-E C. F., City. Plumbing is de-
rived from the word pumbum dead, the ma.
teflal of which water.pipes in houses were
originally made, aud it covers the whole ground
of plpe-aylng in buildings and the work i'm
mediately connected with it. Plumbing was
known To the aucients and dates back as far as
NebOcladDeZZar,
The morning call., 1894-10-28

No WRECKs-N. Y, City. There is no re.
port OF the wreck of any Atlantic steamer al
any time within three months prior to the 18th
of the current month.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

TAN-LEATHER SHoEs-D. j. H., City After
tan-leather shoes have been worn for time
and oiled there is nothing that will restore
them TO their original color.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

A MINORS CITIZENSHIP. H., Pacific
Grove, Monterey County, Cal. This cOrre-
spondert asks: "DOes 4 person who has
resided in the United States for seventeen
years, and whose father is a citizen OF the
United States, have 10 take out first papers, or
win he have The right to citizenship the same
as If native bOrn?" The writer's position is
not CLEARLY set forth. as he does not
state If ''the person. resided in the
United StaIes for seventeen years before or
after the fathers naturalization. Minor
children of naturaliZed citizens are ciTl-
Zens of the United Slater by virtue OF
the fathers naturalization. But if ''the per-
son" was born 10 a foreign country, remained
there while his father went to the United
States, became citizen, and "the person" did
not come 10 the United States until lie had at
tanned the age OF 81 and then remained there
Tor seventeen years before applying for
the rights of citizenship. he would have to 90
through the same form that new arrlual who
wishes to become a citizen would. COrrespon-
dents should S ate In their communications the
facts of case so that positive answer can be
framed.
The morning call., 1894-10-28
"FenaIe Weakness

for ten years never left me. |
experienced its worst forms,
accompanied by severe spinal
trouble, causing incessant
backache, weakness of the
The morning call., 1894-10-28

GLADsToNE's RETIREMENT-S., City. Clad
stone retired from the English Ministry on the
Sd OF March. 1894
The morning call., 1894-10-28

CITY DIRECToRIEs-A complete file OF the
City directories of San Francisco may be seen
at the Free Library. 1t commences with the
first one. issued in September, 1850 by Charles
Z. Kimball
The morning call., 1894-10-28

LDIERs-SAILoRs-Reader, City. The right
of soldiers aud sailors TO vote is given in THE
CALL Query Column of Sunday October 81.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

Society OF this city is by invitation. Such may
be obtained from the secretary or any member
fh
The morning call., 1894-10-28

GEOGRAPHICAL SoCIETY-M. S., City. Ad-
mission to the lectures OF the Geographical
The morning call., 1894-10-28

hoe PoLALI-J. W., City. Those who art
versed with the language OF the Hawaiians SAY
this means $50 straight" or is Hawaiian fol
Davy Croeketrs motto, "Be sure you're right
then go ahead"
The morning call., 1894-10-28

ings bank business. The treasury handles
money only for and on account of the United
The morning call., 1894-10-28

CoUsINs-C. s., City. The relationship OF
cousins is given in the Query Collmn of Sun
day. october 21, of this year.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

Vegstab4 Compound. | fol-
lowed the directions and
treatment until | am now a
perfectly well woman. y Mrs.
S. w. White, SIC Holly ST.,
West Philadelphia, Pa.
Every woman troubled with
uterus or womb troubles can
be cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Twenty years of unparalleled
success confirms its power.
1t dissolves and expels tu-
mors from the uterus In an
early stage of development.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

JOAQUIN MILLER-M. s., City. Joaquin
Miller. "Ihe poet of the Serras," a Scottish
American poet, whose real name is Ciucnnatu,
Heine Miller, was born in Indiana on the 1Otl
of November, 1912.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

stomach, and
nervousness.
" | gave up
all hope OF
ever being
well again.
p" Just then
| began to
take:-
" LyAa E.
PlNkham's S
The morning call., 1894-10-28

HIGHEST AND LowEsT-A. e.. City. At the
general election held in San Francisco No
vember 8, 1892, the highest and lowest vote
for the successful candidates for the office OF
School Director were follows: Highest. DR..
c. A. Clinton. 23.002; lowest, j. II. Culver,
The morning call., 1894-10-28

BACK DATEs-Mrs. T. B.. City. The 29th of
November. 1859, fell on Monday; the 1st of
December. 1884, on Monday; the 9th OF Au-
gust, 1887. on Friday and the 25th Of April,
1892, on Mondny.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

AUTHORS MANUsCRIPT-AuthOr. City. The
information asked for cannot be given in the
Query Column for the reason that the answer
would be al advertisement of certain firms and
syndicaTes. Ii ''AuIhOr'' Will send a self ad-
dressed and stamped envelope the information
asked will be sent by mail.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

WoRKINGMEN's WAGEs-W. ii. H., Oak
land. Cal. There is no law in the State OF
California that declares that a woikingman
can only recover two months wages Of more
is due) from an individual or from one that has
gone into bankruptcy. The law provides that
TWO months of the wages due shall constitute
a preferred claim. AS 10 the balance he must
take his chances with the other creditors.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

TELEGRAPH HILL-P. NJ, City. The highest
established grade OF Telegraph Hill, according
TO official survey is at the Intersection oi
Kearny and Lombard streets, which is 23l
feet above the base line. The base line is a
mark on a pile at the boat stairs, corner oi
Pacific and Davis streets.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

DOCTOR AND PATIENT-D. j. Fl. When
there is a misunderstanding between patient
! ana doctor upon an agreement of mo cure. no
| pay" the only way to settle the matter, should
neither wish TO arrange the matter amcably, is
| 10 allow the case to go into court and obtain a
judicial determination OF the rights OF either
party.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

MARRIAGES Mrs. NJ. s., City. Grand Ouch
ess Xenla, daughter Of the Gar OF Russia, was
married on tn 9th OF August, 1894, to Grand
Duke Alexander MichaelOvitch in the imper ial
palace at PeteThOff. Prince Frederick Crown
Prince of Denmark. was married July %,
1869. 10 Princess Louisa. daughter OF KING
Kari XIV OF Sweden and Norway, consequently
the silver anniversary of his wedding was July
%, 1894.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

WHALEBoNE-E. c. S.. Healdsburg. SonOma
County. Cal. Whalebone was formerly in de-
mand for the sO-called "halreloth,' of uphol-
stery and for crinOline skirts, but the Query
Column has not been able 10 discover any men,
t!on Of the bone having ''entered in the manu-
facture OF silk bandkerchiefs"
The morning call., 1894-10-28

TEN.CENT FAREs-D. p. s., City. The Davie
opposition ferry to Oakland with the steamer
ROsalie was inaugurated on the 9th of July,
1893. 1t was not until the middle OF Septem-
Der that the Southern Pacific of Kentucky
cisco and Oakland or Alameda would be re-
duced to 10 cents.