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ALL SHOULD HELP.
Funds for Unemployed
Men and Women.
One Man Gives His Diamonds-Oa
land Ladies Start Subscrip-
tiOn for the Women.

A few more tickets, on special order, were
given out 10 members of the unemployed yes
terday, but the 235S men who were working
out in the park had considerably thinned the
ranks OF applicants, and less than hundred
men formed in line on Ledesdorf street.
There was no meeting of the relief committee
yesterday. but Secretary Rolla V. Watt an
nounced on its behalf that Ia future tickets will
only be issued 10 men bearing letters of recon-
incubation from responsible persons. Money
however, is urgently needed TO continue tue
employment tor the men now engaged at the
park.
Chs Il. Graeber raised $40 for the fund In a
very short time yesterday by walking one block
on Fillmore street and soliciting donation
from every one he met. While expressing their
gratitude TO Mr.. Graeber, however, the COM
mi tee fear that if his example were widely
followed, unscrupulous people might be tempted
TO canvass and secure money that would never
Ind IFS way into the lund.
They stiUugiy urge every citizen TO give some
donation, however small, 10 Daniel Meyer,
iuelr banker.
FOR The glory of 6 Cd and to assist the un.
employed was the inscription on a somewhat
strange donation that came In yesterday Ii
consisted of TWO handsome diamond studs two
diamond cuff buttons and a gold ring set with
! TWO diamonds and sapphire. SEINE man
| evidently has shorn himself of his fuery 10
| assist lie needy poor. The iewelIy has evil
denty been WON, but IL Is pronounced 10 be
q
| sum.
The cash subscriptions received by Daniel
I Meyer yesterday were: Isaac N0rmser, S25 /;
Alaska Packing Association, $3.50; Timothy
Hopkins. $3.50; Cutting Packing Company,
500: Holy Cross Parish. Rev. atIer McGinty,
| SlO0; Hoibrook, Merrill & Stetson, 500; ".
". Montague q Co. Sl00; Dunham, Cdrrlgan
& Hayden Company, S10O; }. L. Barker, S25;
IL. Lew 4 Co., $50; DAVID FaIquharson, $50 /;
San Francisco Produce Exchange Call Roard
Association, $1,000; JUDAH Boas, $50; FIRST
Baptist Church, $50; additional from Police
Department, SIS 80; Mccormick, $40; L. C.
Chase, SO; employees OF L. Z. Chase, So; q. Grae
ber. So; j. Frank, 81 so; NJ. Clanclollo. 81 30;
I: Dlnon. $50; w. Cohen, 81; John j. Calish,
/ 81; cash, S2 80; A. Meyer, 81; Mr.. Baptist,
! 90 cents; j. Frlzz, 90 cents; j. Packscher.
! 81; u. BertIe, 81 80; G Hilton. 81 {. Ander
soD, 81; j. Richardson, 81; A. V. Henke,
81 90; Z. Morris, 30 cents; +. Miller. 90 cents |;
Seryeau Bros. 81 80; +. Dougherty, 81; B.
Kennedy, so cents; A. Walker, 80 cents; II.
Every, so cents; Alr, johnson, 81; Japanese
| House-clesning Company, 81; w. Walker
81 90; j. Bul0tLi, 81; g.. Merry, 81; cash. 90
cents; Mrs. McLaine, $40; ). ". Levy. $40;
Sacramento Power aud Light Company, $50.
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consolidation of the Boiler-makers' and Steam
ship builders Union In september last there
has been great unity, and that there is great
future for the new union. The hope was ex-
pressed that thr manufacturers and woIkmeu
viii unite IN an endeavor TO RET ain in this city
all work that can b. done here.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.


sS,rs S,Y and a 4. NJ; viii meet THIS ~
80 O'Clock. First degree by order ofF%N
the Master. III FRANKLIN. II. DAY. sec.
- PACIFIC Lodge No.. 1876. f. a
30 and A NJ, 629 Sutter st.-ofdcers ~.
ing on THURSDAY. January 10. At l:45 5H@N
p ". to attend the funeral OF our late brother.
GEOR LANG. Master Masons are invited.
JAZZ 2t GEORGE PkNLINGToN, Secretary.
RS =. #. #. D.-Funeral No.
1sNS rice = A detail. consisting OF 2 >SsSssA\
members from each pany. will as E7 I'd
the purpose of attending the funeral of the late
JAMEs DEkHAM, formerly foreman OF Hose
D. t. SULLIVAN. Chief of Department.
TS Anti-Chinese Movement. Last
es~S night, at the corner OF Market aud Third
streets. large crowd had assembled at a mass
League, but q sudden shower came up and the
meeting was adjourned until TONIGHT at rae
same place.
- iigGers' ani st~vedores' Union
citation will be held THURSDAY EVENING. jan
uary lS, al $50 O'CLOCK for the election of officers
ts BY term Is
f. +. DURHAM. Rec. Sec. JAZZ 2t
- The Adjourned Annua, Meeting
eS~S OF tIe stockholders of the Lethent Water
room AS, S19 Market ST., San Francisco on
THURSDAY, the 25th inst. at 2:30 p NJ.
D1o 1ut tNNu VIM. Secretary.
ES@ Annual Meetfng-Thr Regular An
sS~S nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Preside and Ferries Railroad Company Will be
held at the Office OF the company. llII Un on
street corner Sbarps place). San FIR ancIsco Cal,
on FRIDAY, the twenty sixth (26th) day OF Janu-
ary. 1894. at the hour of 2 O'Clock p. NJ for the
purpose of electing seven directors TO serve dur.
ing the ensuing year. and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before the
meeting.
Transfer-books will close on Tuesday, January
l6, at o'clock p. NJ.
JOHN B. LEIGHTON, Secretary.
omce-l1l1 Union ST., corner Sharps place San
Francisco Cal. de2S I'd
~ Annual NJ Meeting-The REGULAR An
A9~S nusl meeting of the stockholders of the
oceanic steamship Company will be held at the
once OF the company, 327 Market street. San
Francisco. Cal. ON MONDAY the 22d day of Jaau-
airy, 1894 at the hour of IL O'Clock A. for the
FOR the ensuing year, aud the transaction of such
other business as may come before the meeting.
Iransfer-bOoks will close on THURSDAY, Janu-
airy II. 1894, as O'Clock P. NJ.
ja9 I'd L. II. SHELDON. Secretary.
ES Annual Meeting-The Regular An
- nual meeting OF the stock holders of the
Head Center Consolidated Mining COMPANY will
De held at the once OF the company, No 80 Pine
ST. rooms 10 aud II. san Francisco, California.
on III URSDAY. the 25th day of January. 1894,
at the hour OF 80 O'Clock P. for the purpose
OF eiectlng Board OF Directors to serve for the
ensuing year, and the transaction OF such other
Textbooks will close SATURDAY, January 20,
1894. at II O'Clock NJ. j. w. PEW, Seer etary.
Ofhce-No. $40 Pine ST., rooms l5 and II. san
Francisco. California. jslO I'd
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IL OMAN WISHES PLACE AS DISHwASHER
~ or assist in any kind of work. $50 Stevenson
street ia1S ora
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EIRST-CLASS COOK WISHES A POSITION
in private family. Please call Geary court,
Of Geary, near Jones.
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w ANTED-A SITUATION BY AN ACTIVE
w neat woman as general help; a good cook
small wages. Address L. H. 22OIh McAllister. g 2.
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&Uh0 ON ACCOUNT OF ONE PARTNER
UcCO. retiring, half first-elass coffee saloon,
restaurant and bakery is offered for sale at great
Saerlhee; absolutely best location city front
opposite ferries; tremendous travel; immense
traoe; handsome bar; cash-register: clears $l75
per month; will double when new ferry buildings
are commenced; is cheap at $3.50: must sell at
once GEO. STEWART " son. o32 Market ST.,
ODD Palace Hotel.
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by MIDDLE-AG ED GERMAN WOMAN, TO DO
ID cooking and general homework in small pri-
vate family without children; wages SIS. Call
W JesSle ST. room AZ.
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q S0O SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE
O ICOO. of 20 well-urnished rooms: always
full of steady roomers; best location in the city.
reasonable rent; old established place: bust
ness OF $40 To $50 per day. Nj. LESS & CO., 7S3
Market ST.
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| Q.6On OUTGOING PARTNERS INTEREST,"
| enOOO. in Old-established restaurant; profts
| over 800 per month to each. Address . hoy
| $50. Call Branch ONCE jalS It's
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MPETENr WOMAN, PROTESTANT
~ wants a situation as housekeeper in private
family or lodging-house where can have girl of 9
years: objection to country: can give refer
ences. Apply at 549 Stevenson st.
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JEWISH LADY WISHES A PLACE WITH A
y Jewish family TO do general housework. Ad
dress MISS WEISSTEIN, 2l6 Golden Gate ave
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A AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS HOME;
n no objection TO a widower's family. Apply
$40 Folsom ST.. jalS Its
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G6OO SALOON; WORTH $1,000: WITH
tDCOO. lving-rooms near Haicht-street ball
grounds Golden cate PARK; rent $35 IDnuire ar
World Business Exchange. % Geary street il 2 1S
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"A ELL-STOCKED AND WELL-FITTED-UP
~ saloon; sold on account of sickness; no night
or Sunday work. 5lSLa Battery st. ialS 2ts
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DESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL DESIRES PO-
III stion at second work and wait on table; is
good seamstress; no postas. Address 1906 Lar
kin ST.
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- ESPECTABLE GIRL. GERMAN. WANTS A
6l9 Seventh st. ialS 2ts
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pESPECrABLE GIRL WOULD LIKE TO DO
IL housework in small Amer can family Pleas e
call or address 1902 Powell 81. near Vallejo e
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RY SCANDINAvIAN GIRL: FIRST CLASS
- cook: in private family. Call 24S Fourth St
upslalrS
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YOUNG SWISS GIRL WISHES HOUSEwuRK:
i sleep nome. Address 43l HAYES st. ialS 2tF
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"A NTED-EXPERIENCED NURSE WITH
" No references desires position to take en-
tire charge of an invalid home more OF an object
than high salary. Gail address Nurse, 3i2
Twenty sixth ST. near Alabama. lal6 ot
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QOSOO SALOON IN IMMEDIATE yICTY
.pLCOO. ity OF shops, factories ana foundries.
does good business: cheap rent great bargain TO
an energetic man; Will pay handsomely. NJ LESS
& CO., 7S3 Market ST.
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RY YOUNG WOMAN; IS FIRST-CLASS SEAM
u stress: can cut, fit and do all kinds OF family
sewing. and care OF children upstairs work :
wages $50. Call or address 3O7 Clementina lS 2s
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ANTED-BY AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN,
w room and board in a private family: meals
a day. Address X. f.. box 123, Call Branca OI-
fce jal6 3ts
"A ANT BOARD AND ROOM IN EXCHANGE
w for a fine bicycle. Address u. C., box 1lI,
Call Branch once. oeI u
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&E0O CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED TO
OOOO. secure old-established general store
with dwelllngrooms; rent $lS; in thickIy popu-
lated district: doing a cash family trade; stock
will invoice over $1,000 WORLDS BnsineSS Fr-
change. % Geary SC iaIS 3tx
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DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS LIGHT WASH,
IL ing and housecl leaning by the day. Please cal
or address 2631z Clara 81. jal7 Ste
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DELIABLE WOMAN WISHES ANY KIND O.
IL work by the day or week. Call OF address 81
Laskie. off Mission, bet. Eighth and Ninth, rear.
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UNPARALLELED BUSINESS OPPORTUN-
- ity restaurant and dn1ng-room; spIen-
didly fitted up and doing business ,or $40 to Sl3
per day and increasing rapidly: will be sacrificed
for less than cost of furniture. party has fair
concession and must sell: full Investigation
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G1100 LIVERY AND BOARDING-STA U
I'D ILOV. for sale; one OF best locations in 90
land; clearing nearly $500 per month: full moo
fine stock or horses, buggles ETC.; best re.sn%s
for selling. Apply K. KENNY & CO., 1904 Mar
ket ST.
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Q1O00 MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT CAN
ID ONO. make $75 per week. r. B., box l44,
Gail Branch ONCE. jal7 3t*
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QH00O PARTNER WANTED TO RECFIVE
UOOOO. cash, look after the hired help and
Keep plain accounts in bestpaying Wholesale com
nlsslo n business of its kind in the city; present
owner in this business for over fifteen years: no
night nor Sunday work; best of references given
and required NJ. LESS d Co. 7S3 Market ST
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GOD COMPETENT GIRL WOULD LIKE
u situation as second girl and SeamstresS or 10
mind children md do seamstress work: country
preferred. Apply 1889 O'Farrell 81. 1al7 Us
The morning call., 1894-01-18

& Office of the Fireman's Fund Ir-
~ surauce Company, San Francisco. January
10, 1o94-At regular meeting of the board of di-
rectors of this company, held this day. a dividend
was declared, payable on ana after January I6
1894. Il6 81 BERNARD FAY MONVILLE Sec.
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I0ORNER RESTAURANT AND CoFFEE-SA-
street. jai6
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FTER YOU TRY ALL OTHERS AND En-
n haust your ability to sell your business
mace il in our hands and we will guarantee a
speedy sale no matter what business where To-
Gated Worlds Business Exchange. rs Geary.I 4r
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> GERMAN GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS TAKE
- care children and upstairs work, meuding and
make themselves useful: Motel OF private house
country preferred; good references. Address h.
l.. box I07. Call Branch Office. JAZZ Its
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Note and Personal.

On Thursday evening, Representative
scandinavian Citizana held efciai
party In tho Eccles q Howell hall.
Dancing occupied the fore, hud feast
ing, games Of various kinds aud the
rendition 0f a lue program, the inllei
part vi the evening.
No news yet oi two Of the escaped
lail birds, aud tho prospects OF their
ultimate capture seem 10 DO aim
indeed.
The ball TO be- given 10y the typos on
the evening OF Fob, 22ud, Washing
toms birthday, iH expected b be a
grand affair. o. glugrrt viii be- given
Ia connection Wl,h the ball. Even tho
Invitations viii Dc unique, aud worthy
OF ptuferTauuu o. souvenirs VI u
pleasantly spent evening.
on Tuesday evening the young mon
OF the Second ward viii give PARTY
for the benefit Of Two o. their number
~ no are absent on missions. Tic
Second warIUs never forget Tue
absent.
Darling Friday night and Saturday,
tue wind blew q hurricane.
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Manulaclnrlng Matters.

A committee Ut the Manufacturing
Bureau Of the Chamber Of Commerce
was busy today preparing an address
90 tho public which will bo Issued TO.
morrow. Tho committee viii rot forth
iu detail the necessity Of receiving the
support " the people aud viii urge
them o. always aud everywhere
iusilt on purchasing home mado goods
whom the same can be- obtained.
They win also meet with a commit.
tee from the Federated Trades In few
days and ask the support ot thnt body
They viii likewise meet aud consult
with committee OF prominent ladies
som time this week aud request theiI
cooperation,
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FuANK NEWTON tho young man ar
rested by Marshal Pratt Tor reckless
driving ON saturday last. wis taken be-
fore Justice smith this morning. New
ton stated 10 tho court ihgt tho horse no
was driving got beyond his control, a
fact he regretted as much as anybody.
He was allowed 10 go unpunishod, his
oilenso having been greatly muguihod by
hcnsgtiouulisiH,
Dr. KAW q, MArsrl Is now visiting
tho Midwin or Fair. He viii romuln M
and about tho "Suusotn city for some
time and friends Wishing to commune
cate with him can do 30 by addressing
him at NO. l2l Oal, street, snn Francisco,
A urAsp charity ball will bo given in
the Auditorium liall on Valentine night
by tho memhOrs OF tho Elite club. They
nro earnestly at work 10 make u a sue
cess.
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church. no PARTY conu0.od i now
Aay citizen haI the rgnt 70 petition
this a Assembly.
johnson said that no one queail0nei
tne Right % petition, but Lo Judged
from tho coulcutl Of tho petition
under ooIsiIcfati1n tuat the inthAe
asylum c1mmitiee was tue proper
no to u0uiiIcr It, Jh4ie Whs
no appropriate CImmi,stc f.r such
petitions aa this.
IviuHalii @ was tn.eut from tue
reading Of the petition thnt e.. mmli-
tee ought not O. be enc .mouici Wi'h
IT, II fought 10 Ju tabled.
Sioker did not want 90 abfiuge thc
ght Of ptu,iOui bur 10 Thought ihla
petition WalRu insult 10 THIS atcinb ..
'rhp roll wa8 called Uu tus motion Go
refer 10 the com nitteo on iussur Asy'
lum. LJit hyn vote uI . Do 10. WINS
then novel 81 iuu u i,gly postpone
further confederation. Carried
by Wine: Petition oi o.. u. walker
and $50 othvu, nskils EOS th9 I1'aa u
ot IL. B. 81, RELAXING o. nih auu game.
MOTIFS.
Tho representative oi tho press are
frequently under obligations 90 Hon.
Joseph STANFORD Tor bus kludutbs iu
aiding them 90 procure uuWa aud uucu-
mCuts VI general intcrtH. Ills c0uriCsy
today enables the NEWS 90 give tHo
facts ana hgufoi pfusrnioi above
relative 20 the reuItory's iinances.
In today's minutes there appeared a
grammatical error embrace Ia com.
Initieu report. rlliOn saw tho error,
and wanted D. o. b8 COfrgcto but this
involved an amendment 10 IA report VI
committee ghiuh tho House hal
adopted. 10 WINS puzzle, uud T1lIJn
gracefully debated irlm pressing the
point. The error was n3j CIftgCtsI.
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Tor Violating the Law.

Chas. M3ran,proprie,or OF the Valley
House SALOON, was nrrcstsd last night
by Police Onicrr Roberts, charged
with allowing females iu his place Of
business after % b. M, contrary tp city
ordinance. The defcniuut lr't Sli Tor
his appearance iu the pDi'cH court OF
. p. M. today, AZ that hour Moran
iailtd 20 show ny. An CliCur was sent
alter him, anu tn low minutes 10.
turned with his man, DlluuiuH
entered plsh Of gully AND was IA a
snI
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sndden Death.

Mrt. Fanny NJ, wiio Of john W.
Scott, Of Milvlllr, died very suidouly
last "wednesday evening, While eat
lug supper The lady complained Of feel
ing faint, and in very few seconds
was dead. Dfopsy Of the heart was
pronounced the cause OF death. Ihu
lady left a husband, large family anu
wide circle OF friends 10 mourn hUT
sudden departure.
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The rickpocaet case.

John Corton, the alleged yout ia
picspocket who arrivoi Ia this oll' on
Friday night last aud wlo was on "a.
uriay arrested Tor plckinf the p.,.uI
VI a lady In tue Eagle drug store, wns
given hearing before Justice smith
this afternoon, Tue prosecution failed
10 make out case, however aud tho
defendant was discharged.
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A Saloon Fight.

sam Groesbeck was arrested today on
the chargeof assault aud battery upon
tho person Of w. a. Sidney. The
affair took place In au East Temple
saloon, ami, according 10 all reports,
sidney got badly used ny. Ia tho
police court this afternoon Gr0usheck
entered a plea Of not guilty. The case
was sol Tor Pm. tomorrow,
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LOGAN.
LooAN, UrAL FEn II. 1874
Municipal Matters.

Tho city council held a lengthy see.
sion ON Wednesday evening last, ~
which much important business was
transacted. BilIsamountiug t0sl, ijl,'
n were allowed, and au ordinance Tx.
ing the salaries Of uWutrs pas'rI.
joseph Quincy rendered biz rUsigua.
ton us recorder, aud was appointed city
auditor. ltuac j.. Quincy tuon fr-
cuivrd thu appointment 'Jr recorder
This was doue % till the requirements
90 tho lawn hIuh domanua that all cliigs
oi the second class must have an
auditor, us we'll ns recorder. The
mayor prevented the name OF G.. w.
Luikiu Tor watrTmaHtrr, but the numi'
nntlun was rejected. Nilioti Cruuury
wac appointed hotter aud driver for
tho lio department, aud c. ". Card
JG yAilon
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ToDAY's rnoorrDINas.

ANANAAAHH
IL. b. o., relating % tho organization
OF tOwnH, was received from the House
and flei Tor tlrst reading.
IA. y. %, relating TO landlords and
ttnan'a wa, flej.
i. A.. booth presented n petition
Biguod by over lOl people asking for
the repeal OF the medical law.
The committee on claims recon.
mendoi that Sll.7i bo appropriated TO
Boutman To- freight on B1oks.
g. Is, GS, providing Tor the location
Of county toals and the appointment n
officers therein, substitute offered ny
thu committee vas received AMI flleu.
II. b. 30, relating TO the taxing Of
debts secured by mortgages nud trust
deeds, was adversely reported by the
committee.
II. b. 80, appropriatIng $1,000 for tho
employment VI needy and worthy per.
sour, w,s iavOraulY reported.
Tie following were introduced;
by Taylor q. u. 81, 10 enable
countiei and ollics to aid la the con.
struciign OF railroads.
IL. B. O7, relating 10 tho organization
Of towns.
II. -. 90, relating to landlord ten.
nants, was died for laird reading.
The COMMITTEES on university and
agricultural college reported an invita-
ton to visit this University at 10 o. IN.
an tuesday, the 18th Of February.
q. ID. 81 was read the second tins
and referred 10 the committee on rail-
roads.
II. y. 90, relating to tho organIza-
ton OF towns, was referred 10 commit
ter on municipal corporations.
IA. Il. %, relating 10 tho npp1lnl'
msnt OF women on certain Territorial
institutions, was filed for third read
iug.
HOUSE.
Opening exercises.
Tue following were presontei'
by johnson! Petition OF 90 alnlt
citizens Of Sanpeie county, protesting
Against the present medical law, hId
any more like IL.
by plgman; Petition from Ci,izsns
favOring q good medical law,
by Dougall; Petition OF q o. a.
Hicbs represunting shat on account OF
leaving the "dominant church" al
Utah, no had long boon subjected Ia
persecution, and asked law tlal
would protect such persons Hs me, IL
was ridiculous soreeI. 5t0Eef moved
reference 20 judiciary committee. John
/ son moved 10 amend by substituting
committee on insane asylum. haaru
moved that II DO tabled indelnlte-
~. The motion 10 table was lost
aud tho motion 10 refer TO the com
mittee on insane asylum became inc
| question, Allen thought the right OF
| petition should bB preserved aud thai
tho present one should be conalieral
by the appropriate committee Ih'
House had ito own dignity tOmaintaiu
AMI could DO this only by treating tHi
petition with due respect. IL was mo-
necessary for tbs House % enter Int
tho merits OF issues raised 10 tho pttl
| ton.
Powers said that TO send this petition
10 tho insane asylum committee was
sur. 10 should go 20 the JudiuiRf!
committee. Whatever may have beel
the conditions VI Utah heretofore a.
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Mifn nr M MlIn2

S. p. TeRsdel is suing II. 81. Burton,
In Justice Lochrie's court, for the sum
OF $50, on account OF goods alleged to
have been purchased by tho dofend-
aa's vito. When the ease comes To b.
heard At . O'clock this afternoon au
Interesting time h expected, The
defendant, u IA sold, claims that thu
woman VINO has represented herself ~
being his wac Ia not related 10 him at
all.
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Aud Boz accordance wIu Jaw aud One order nf
Che huuri uf HIrr".nH uf fHH corporation.
made uu tnr ..rf day 90. December. a ~. lsiL
su many of each parcel uf HiIHk nH may Nu
nr0rssarT wild hg H1Id Ht public auction, at lhc
principal u1ru Uf tha company, room ~ cullen
Hotel. MuHt HUDuHu south rUrUb salt lsahU
CITY, ttau. no p u'u.oUs D.. me-. uu tuesday, tho
.5IH DAY ~ tr.ralrl, IS, 10. i'1i 90 pay thc dc.
lHUurUi uHsrsHmtnt together WITH be CUHt OF
advertising and expense OF Gale.
ARTHUR PARSONS.
Secretary N0rih Point Consolidated Irrigation
tHmU4uN.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-12
Trains on Time Again.

Tho latas. reports this Afternoon arc
to the effect that the snow blockade
which started ia on SATURDAY la.taud
which delayed s1 many OF the trains
mad been lifted anu that nearly u not
all the trains iato this city were run
uing Oh time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-12
Rnelet with a Dog Man.

There was a lively racs.' No.wccu a
daikey dog catcher ana 900 Italian deg
owner Ia fr5Lt Of the o lt Ht'Jon "a
Commercial street this afternoon. The
Italian hsd, 90 appe,rl Jutt como iu
from Sandy whom hia dog wAI clusht
In a wire Moose by tlu UlI.py
preparatory TO being taken 90
10 tho pound. Tho owner objected 'n
,no most emphatic manner and ~
sleor iorcr took the nUlte gl, r.
leased bic dog aud woutun tlfolicnius
10 10 tue black man up should hu ~.
tempt the moose act again.