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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
under the authority OF = certain deed of trust
dnly executed by ANTON TREYEAL anG ANNIE
ihEY BAL (hls wtte), parties OF the first part to
KENT, trustees parties OF ths second part and
the SAN FRANCISCO NAVINGS UNION party
OF The third part, dated July 10, s3S aud re-
corded III the ofdce Of the County Recorder OF the
county Of TulSre, State of California, in ber of
trust deeds at pages 1873 and Following: Ana in
pursuance of a resolution passed on thc l7tn day
OF May, 1884. by the board OF directors of said
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION a CORPORA.
ton, and the h0lde OF the note no. 1851 10
secure payment of which the aforesaid deed OF
trust was executed declaring that default had
been made in the payment OF the principal sum
and other sums. due under said note and deed Of
G. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT
trustees, to sell the real estate described there
TO satisfy said indebtedness.
We, HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDFuS
D. Men /, trustees, dc hereby give notice TIL on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of June, A. ID. 1894 at
room OF EA STON, EIDRiDGE q Co No sS8
Market street, in the city and county of San Fran
auction. TO the highest bidder. for cash in GOLD
coin of the United States all the pieces or parcels
OF land situate In the county of Iulare, State of
California described IS follows TO wit:
According to the of1ciaI plats and system of sur
veys OF TIE Government OF the United States.
In township twenty 600 south. range twenty
section nineteen (l9) the east half of the north
east quarter IL. ~ of "a. and the southeast
quarter Csc IA, aud OF section thirty 1907 the
aggregate four hundred (4O0) acres of land TO-
gether with the ApDurtenaRces.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin OF the
United States: ten per cent payable 10 the under
signed on the fall of the hammer; balance on de-
livery of deeds and If not so paid. uaIess for want
said ten per cent to be forfeited and the sale be
void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
ne HE HB5v e; oA 1. Trustees.
mY29 lel 6Sll ID l9
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Trims AND
j under the authority of certain deed of trust,
irst part, to Hen RY c. CAMPBELL aad THAD-
DEUS b. KENT, trustees, IArsiss of the second
part, ana the SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
UNION, party OF the third part dated July Z.
1892, and recorded in the once OF the County
Recorder OF the County OF MERGED, State of Cali
fornia, in iiber OF Trust Deeds at pages 1877 aud
following. and In pursuance OF resolution
passed on the i2th day OF April 1894. by the
board OF directors of said SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION. cooperation, and the holder OF
the note mo 11,77b), to secure paymsnt OF which
the aforesaid deed OF trust d,decIartng
that default had been made in the payment of IN
tereSt and other due er said etc and eed
OF trust, and requesting and directing said HENRY
O. CAMPBELL and TaADDEUS Il. KENT trus-
tees. TO sell the real estate described therein TO
We HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
B. KENT, trustees, do hereby give notice, that on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF June, A. D. Ss4, at
room OF EASTSH, ELDkIDGE d. CO, No. 63S
Market street. in the City and Counxy o san
Francisco, State OF California we VIII II at pub
lie suction, TO the highest bidder for cash in cid
Coin of tho United States. all the piecas or par
cells OF land situate in the County of MERGED
State of California, described as follows, to wit:
According to tho 0nioiaI Flats and system OF
surveys OF the Government OF the United States
In Township Nine (9) South. Range Mae (9J
East, Mount Piablo Base ana Meridian
(Sw. ~.
OF section sixteen SIs). the South half IS "a
Containing four huRdrsd and eighty (4SO) acfes
OF iand more or less togepher with the appurten-
anccs
TERMS OF SALE-Cssh in Gold Coin OF the
undersigned on the fall OF the hammer; bal
ancs on delivery OF dead, and IL not 40 paid uR-S
less for want of title (ten days being allowed fer
and the sale to be void. Acts of sale at pur-
chaser's expense.
THADDEUS h. KENT, AfuS'0eS'
mE2oie1 8 IL Is 10
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in favor OF Judge HeDshaw, and this will give
the latter The solid delegation from that county.
Assurances have also been received IRON I'm
Glenn, Coiusa YolO. San Joaquin, Placer. Ell
Dorado Nevada, Sierra. Calayeras and Tue
lumne counties that Henshaw Will get votes
from their delegations, and besides this the
Henshaw men claim fifty or sixty votes from
In all the Henshaw vote is estimated at 200
votes, and this without joining any combina-
lions whatever.
An Alleged Forgery.
F. A. Moore died at Mazatlan while on his
way TO his old home in Scotland. He left con-
siderable property in Oakland. aud after his
death will was flied whcn had been signed
few days before lie started
In this viii all biz property he left to his
houseKeeper Bridget LaceD, and his agent,
Albert Schmidt.
Now comes Jane Renwck and other Scotch
relatives, who Will contest the Will on the
ground that it Is a forgery.
Domestic Troubles.
Yesterday Judge Ogden granted Annie Rosa
Santos divorce from Manuel ). j. Santos On
The ground OF desertion. Plaintiff was allowed
10 resume her maiden name Of Annie Rosa
0livera.
In the case OF Maggie Jones against Henry
Sylvester Jones, the defendant Is making
very warm fight against his wife through his
attorney She is now making great effort TO
knock out defendants answer TO her complaint.
Drags Along.
The waterfront suit continues TO drag its
tedious length before Judge Ogden. The cross
examination of Mr.. Morgan is still in progress.
Now they have him doing examples in survey
ing on 4 blackboard. The defense thinks IL
Will finish this cross-eXaminatIon to-day. The
case Will then go over until Thursday OF next
week. as Judgr Ogden Will &c 10 Sacramento
Tuesday and Wednesday as delegate to the
State convention.
Another Alta chmsnt.
Yesterday afternoon the Piedmont Cable
Company had another attachment levied upon
its property. This time II was by the Puget
Sound Lumber Company, which has a claim
unsaIsfed of 1884.
Frank Miller was arraigned before Justice
Cliff yesterday for the murder of Manuel Quad
rOS. His preliminary examination was set for
July 9.
Fred Bennett is on trial before Judge Els
worth on a charge of cracking safe In w. A.
POwnings Store on March 4.
The remains of Robert Varney, the suicide,
were taken TO San MateO yesterday for crema-
ton. Coroner EVeTs ACCOMPANIED The party.
DIR. T. w. Peterson has brought an attach
ment suit against Henry NJ. Phillips to recover
S1117, alleged 10 be due for medical services
rendered Mrs. Phillips.
When Loren Fox lost his son he sued the
Oakland Consolidated road for damages for
causing his death and recovered judgment.
The railroad company has taken an appeal TO
the Supreme Court.
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irrigation purposes, and for this the City En-
gineer is now making plans and estimate OF
cost.
1t is proposed to proceed at once on the work.
which will be done under the direction of the
Trustees Instead Of by contract. so that they
can furnish the WORK TO those who need ii.
Fake spirituaIism.
Professor Bell from San Francisco spoke last
subject. "SDiritualism versus 'Fas e. Mediums"
+. X. Taylor Introduced the speaker and re-
lated his own experience al dark seance re-
Gently, where, being convinced that the medium
was fake" he made grab at one of the
supposed forms from the spirit land and found
it nothing but the form of the medium en-
ShrOuded In cheese cloth. Mr.. BelPs lecture
was very interesting aud entertaining, and ex-
posed many OF the frauds In mediums. An In.
terestlng speaker and man of intense person
ality his lecture created quite an Impression on
those present.
Practicing for Honors.
The State shoot of the militia occurs Sunday,
and the men of Company are putting in con
siderable time practlcing for the event. There
are several men IN the company who, ii is
claimed, can make better score than lha {
which carried of the medal at the last annual
contest, and they hope TO gain the State cham
pionShip. The shoot Will be an interesting one.
Another Cruise.
The horrors of their recent hardships have
faded from the minds of the Encinal Boat Club
IN mbers and they are now laying plans for
their next cruise. which occurs June %. when
they go up The Sacramento River on three
days trip. 1t is safe to say, however, that
they will consult the weather CLERK before
starting.
Begun Another Year.
The Alameda Orchestral Society has selected
its officers for another year as follows: n.
Clifford Page. director; Dr. w. o. Smith, presl-
dent; Miss Elsie Hutton. vice president; A. o.
GOti, secretary and treasurer; Louis I. Ward,
librarian; Carl Bolte, assistant secretary. Dur
ing the year four public concerts will be given.
Shut Up Forty Days.
William Carey was sent to jail yesterday
morning by Justice Swasey for forty days. The
charge against him was disturbing the peace,
but the act which brought down upon him the
severity OF the court was striking his mother.
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ARRIED.

COLLINS - MCDONALD - In this city. June g.
1894. by the Rev. Father Dillon. ST. JOseph's
Church, E. A. Collins and Kate Mcdonald.
UNCOMFORTABLE this city, June II, 1894,
by tia Rev. DIT. Ollie, Scion U. Drew OF Copper
oPolis, Cal. and Fannie Drysdale OF san Fran
cisco.
SMITH-DETHLEFSEN-I this city, June -.
1894, by the Rev. f. Il, Stewart. Warren p.
Smith ana Ohristena w. DethIefsen, both OF San
Francisco.
FAY-CASEY-In San Mateo, June TO- 1894, by
the Rev. Father Cooper, Martin ". Fay of
CoIma, San Mateo County, and Julia q. Casey OF
San Francisco.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCoRDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
!! under the authority OF certain deed OF trust.
5AhRITT (his wlfe) parties of the first part, TO
HENRY G.. CAMPBELL and THADDEU Il.
kESI, trustees parties OF the second part aud
or ths third part dated April %, 1891. and re-
corded In the ONCE of the County Recorder OF
the county of Fresno state of California in Iiber
la OF deeds. st pages "a and following And In
pursuance OF resolution passed on tho 26th day
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, a corpora.
ton. and the heder OF the note (No. 1O,S5S), to
secure payment of which the aforesaid deed Of
trust was executed. declaring that default had
peen made in the payment of the principal sum
aRd other sums due under said ners and deed of
trust, and requesting and directing said HENRY
Z. CAMPBELL and ThADDkuS B. KENT. trust
ees to sell the real estate described therein to sat
We. HENRY c. CAMPBELL and IHADDEUs b.
KEnT, trustees. do hereby give notice that on
IL O'Clock OF hat day, and at the auction sales
room of EASTON. ELDkID0E & CO, No $50
Market street IN the city and county of San Fran
cisco state Of California, we will sell at public
snctien 90 the highest bidder for cash gold coin
1.pd states All sse pieces or parcels Of
Caiiiornia. described as follows. tie wit:
Accerding to the ofhcsi pla IS and system Of sur
Veys or the Government of the United States
IN township sixteen (l6) south, range twenty
izo) east Mount Diablo bass and meridian. of see
"a, the north half OF the southeast quarter m IL
OF 81 ll) and the scuthwe tauarter (Sw. IA
In In township seventeen (l7) south, range twenty
(2o) cast, MouRt Diabio base and m erdian of sec
ZION seventeen (l7) the southeast quarter Use. IA
OF SW. IA. ~ "a
. Containing in all six hundred aud forty (64o)
acres OF land moro or less
AIso. All water. water rights and privileges be-
longing or in any wIso appurtenant TO said lands,
ances. ~ "
TERMS OF sALE-Cash in gold coin Of the
Cntea states: ton per cent payable to the under
skneo on the fan OF the hammer. balaH &c on de-
lseIy oL oeeo, and II not 30 paid. unless for want
VI sLIe (ton days being allowed for search), then
saa ten per cent to be forfeited and the sale to
'eiu- AcIs OF sale AT purchasers expense.
HENRY c. CAMPBELL. ,..,
THApDEUS Il KENT irustoSS
mY2Q al y
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ALAMEDA.

Considerable enthusiasm exists over the
prospect Of Alameda having city park. Now
that the litigation over the park is finished and
the title OF the city TO the property secure the
Trustees propose TO cover their administration
with glory by laying Out a beautiful park for
the city. This has always been an acknowl-
edged need, and no act OF the Trustees could be
more appreciated by the citizens. John Be-
came has prepared a plan for laying out the
park, which was examined yesterday by Trus-
tee Hammond and City Engineer Payer. The
first work to be done is the laying of pipes for
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Funeral of Bishop SilIetoe.

VANCOUVER, b. C., June 1.-The funeral Of
Bishop Slletoe took place at New Westminster
yesterday and was attended by people from all
parts of he province. The services were con-
conducted by Bishop Perrin of Victoria. Bishop
Barker of Washington, Dean Watson of Seattle
and the local clergy. The services in Holy
Trinity Cathedral aud at the grave were most
Impressive. An unusual but touching tribute
of esteem was paid the Bishop at the grave
which was filled by clergy clad Ia their robes
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FOR THE COMING YEAR.
Officers Elected by the Southern
California w. c. T. u.

SANTA BARBARA. June 14.-Tne Southern
California w. c. I. L. convention to-day
elected the following officers: President Mrs.
n. P. j. Button. Riverside; vIce-president.
Mrs. Mary L. Garbutt, Los Angeles; CORE
spending secretary. Miss Gabrielle f. Stlckn-y,
Los Angeles; recording secretary, Mrs. Lizzie
j. Mills, Santa Ana; treasurer. Miss Kate G.
Morrison, Los Angeles. The convention closes
tomorrow afternoon
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Personal Property Assessment.

OFFICE OF TIE CLERK OF TIE BOARD
~ OF Supervisors of the city and county of San
Francisco, June II, 1894.
Public notice Is hereby given that in accordance
with the provisions OF act OF the Legislature
entitled IAN act in relation to the assessment ana
collection or taxes on personal property in the
city and euusty OF San Francisco" approved
March 1S, 1874, the Board OF Supervisors of this
CITY and county met ON the 1lth d as of June A D.
1894 and examined the assesSn ent-book of per-
sonal property for the year 1894, and that said
board Will continue in session from time TO time
until MONDAY, the 26th day or June, A. d. 1894
at IL O'Clock, noon, TO examine applicants for the
correction of errors in the said assessment book
OF personal property.
SWORN APPLICATIONS ARE REQUIRED BY
LAW.
The assessment-book OF peTsonsl property has
been and will be open public inspection from
3 s'sieck A. NJ. until O'Clock P. NJ
jel2 I'd JNO. A RUSSELL, Clerk.
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COAST Cos SIP.
CaIifornians Expect Three Appoint
meutS Very Soon.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-Congressman Her
mans friends say he may succeed Dolph In the
Senate. They believe that lis personal popu-
larity and record 10 Congress will make him a
dangerous com petitor for DOlph, who, up TO
this time, has been considered certain OF re-
election.
The California delegation expects three ap-
pOntments for California within The next few
days, namely: Wash for Pension Agent, Hack
eli for Receiver and Dunn for Register of the
Land ONCE.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
CalIfOTnia-OTiginal:M Mary Gertrude Ledwlth
nurse. Eureka. Inerease-Frahcis NJ. MOnIell
San Francisco
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BECOMING DEEPER.
The Mystery Surrounding the Lost
Shin SeneQaI

SAN DIEGO. June IA sailor was found to-
day who had formerly been on The lost bark
Senegal. He said the stanchions OF that vessel
were iron, SO that the wreckage found outside
of San Francisco could not belong TO her.
The wreckage Is aow thought TO have been
part or the snip COlintraive, overdue al Sau
Francisco from Newcastle. Australia. The
mystery surrounding tie Senegal, which sailed
from this port for Tacoma on March 10, has
become deeper than ever.
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Halle Out on Bail.

VACAvILLE, June 14.-TEe preliminary ex-
animation OF Joseph S. Halle. who shot and
killed George Parker last Monday, was held
yesterday before Justice of the Peace
Long. 1 he evidence adduced was practically
the same as al the Coroner's inquest, exc ting
that the point of elfdeGense was clearly brough
out. The defendant. however, was held TO APP.
pear before The Superior Court with bonds fixed
at SO, 600. This amount was easily raised,
and Halle was released from custody.
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BERKELEY.

The principal topic of conversation new Ia
Berkeley among all classes is the free delivery
postal system authorized by telegraph from
Washington 10 60 into effect after the LIST OF
July, S94. For 4 long time residents OF the
town have worked hard to secure this result,
and they were pleased when the news was
announced. Only twenty-five applications
will be received 10 I'LL the positions necessary
to start the system. The age of applicants for
clerkships must be over Is years and OF car
riers over 81.
The increase of business necessitates having
more room In the present otfce, and adjoining
rooms will be added Some OF the lock boxes
viii be removed. AS this Will cause a decrease
IN the receipts of the Office an increase must be
made in the office business otherwise 20 make
il up.
Two carriers viii be employed at first and a
delivery will be made once day. The bounda-
ries covering the carriers limits are Rose
street on the north, Parker street on the south
and Grant street on the west and the foothills
on the east
Social Events.
The Social Guild of West Berkeley had a
party in Taylor's ball on Tuesday evening
The society Is very exclusive. and attendance
Is only by Invitation. In consequence the COM
pany IS very select. and ar invitation 10 one OF
the socials Is highly priced. Gu Tuesday even
ing beanbag contest was the principal game
played. Mrs. Charles II. Spear won the ladies'
first prize, ana MIR. Burr obtained the gentle
mems. The BOBBY prizes fell 10 Mrs. Shuster
ana Mr. Lundt.
The Dilemma Society of San Francisco was
entertained night before last by Mrs. Jennie l..
Kerrison of Dwight way, one of It's members.
vocal and ms rumenlal music ana dancing en-
tertained the guests until time for the depa TT
ure OF the last train To the city.
Notes.
DI. Benjamin P. Wall has been elected to the
position OF physician 10 the Institution for the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind. 10 fl the vacancy
caused by the death OF DIR. l. f. Nicholson.
Constable Brotherton is unusually active in
arresting yi0lators OF Berkeley'S license laws.
Mr.. Whitney OF North Berkeley gave his an
nual entertainment to The children of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum OF San francisco
day before yesterday. 1 he children enjoyed
themselves very much in the cherry orchard.
a tine lunch was also prepared for them.
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The Utopia Ashore.

VANCOUVER, B. G., June 14-The steamer
Utopia OF Seattle got ashore early yesterday
at The entrance to the harbOr. Efforts to tow
her of have been unsuccessful so far, but it is
thought she will be foatea of at high tide at 2
O'Clock tomorrow morning. She is not In bad
place and is unchanged so far.
Ielegraphic communication with the East
was restored to-day.
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On Their Way East.

VANCOUVER. June 14.-This evening the
Board or Trade banqueted delegates from Aus
trails TO the IntercOlonial trade conferences at
Ottawa. The delegates will leave for the East
IN. morrow
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KiIled bv a WeII-Fiandle.

MILTON, June 14.-The Iwo-year-old son OF
John Madden, who lives six miles west Of Mil
ton, was accidentally Killed last night. His
elder brother WAS drawing water from a deep
well with horse. when tile winch suddenly
broke, allowing the arm TO fly back, striking
the little fellow In the head and crushing the
RkuIi
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BORN.
GEGGUS-In this city, June l. 1894, to the wife
or Charles Geggus, daughter.
BRUsE-In this city. June 10. 1894, TO the wife
of b. r. Brnse a daughter.
FAIRW EATHEK-ln this city. June Ia, 1894, to
the wife OF David Fairweather. a son.
CLARK-In this CITY. May %, 1894, to the wife OF
Thomas Clark y son.
CoHN-II this city June II. 1894, to the wife OF
Philip Cohn OF Heppner. Or,
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Counterfeit Silver.

STOCKTON, June 14.-Counterfeit dollars and
half-dcllars were put 10 circulation here Tues
day In large quantities. The balf-dollars bear
date 1876, has perfect mold. except scroll
around eagle. The dollar has bad milling.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES-DEATHS.

birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorGed
with the name and residence OF persons autnoriz-
ing 10 have the same published
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The WEEKLY GAL IL a moss
40 ceptable present TO send
to your trieNdsin any locanty
81 a year poetpaids
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CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY.

In SAN NATEO COUNTY; NON-SECTARIAN;
laid out on the lawn plan: perpetual care; beau
tiful, perms and easy OF access; see IL before
buying buralplace elsewhere.
City Oftice, 8 CITY HAN aHanue.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
rived.
Domestic Ports.

THURSDAY, uut IA.
Stmr Excelsior. higgins, days from Hneneme,
via Port Hartford "a hours; produce, to Er1ahger
d. Gallnger.
Domestic Ports.
TATOOSH-P Passed Juno 14-Schr Maria e
Smith from Tacoma Tor San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE-Sailsd June l4-Schr Meteor,
for San PEDRO.
Movements of Trans-AtIantic steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived June 14-Stmr Buffalo.
from Hull
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June l4-Stmr Spar
dam, from New York.
PRAwLE PoINT-Passed June 14-stmr Ven
dam, from New York.
lmpo rtations
HUENEME-Per Excelsior-5760 SKIS corn, 500
SKIS beans, 1874 SKIS wainuts. l3 bis wool, ITO hogs
Consignees.
Per Observation-Disclosures Galinger; Dutard
South San Francisco Packing ana Provision Co;
Jonas ErIaLger Co; Field d Stone; Porter Bros
& Co.
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LAID TO REST.

Funeral of Chief Justice Begbie in
Victoria.
VICTORIA, B. C., June 14.-The funeral of
the late Sir NJ. B. Begbie, Chief Justice. took
place Today. The demonstration was a most
impressive testi mOnial OF the public to the
worth OF the late iurist.
The city throughout bad funeral appearance
Every one was anxious TO testify TO the appre-
citation OF the man who had done so much for
law and order In tile province. The services
were conducted by the Bishop Of Columbia and
Rev. Percival Jenns.
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is WELL PLEASED.

buI HdI Is All EHgFIceT buTnap
Will Say.
NANAIMo, June 14.-S. L. Burnap, chief en-
gineer OF The Mare Island Navy-yard, arrived
here this afternoon from Union Colliery on his
way home. He has been at Union the past two
months Inspecting the cOlierY-loading of
United States vessels
He reports being well pleased with the inves-
tlgaIlon, but owing 10 his official position Is IN
able TO give further Information.