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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

ormerly Tho man VITA u hani
organ strap'pd ov r ~ n1cS uhd N
right sta lirnly Tilted 10 ono eide
o. tne instrument wIs lam liar
sight Dat now one r roy s'es this
Did specimen OF muse box The
musical piano. which IL run on
wheels. and which, II anything.
maxrs even more hi locus noise, has
al oct ent rely supplantsd tho old
organ
as - UIrI
stranger, 10 q lie as town Ny
ir end, you seem To 10 in troIble
Ian les, um, mister; nut you
can't do anything for me"
- hats tho matte
well, you 500 the sheriff ar
res tsd me last week for theft. but
there IL on y ono bid Id tho jail and
he wants tha, him.ei tn, truth az
u 10. stranger. ve no place ~ sta
nigltA "-Tsxss SiftiaGs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
r~s.o Yssr- q yessssr.

CAmpbelisville, XVI have been .
eAchrr ior twenty years, ami during that
time have had rspes,sd attacks of kssd-
achs Nov Am entirely free from them,
Aftsr using Simmons Liver Regulator.
II was 30 mi In lie action that q never
intsrfercd with my school dutiss.-R. A.
Cheek.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
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Water at high temperature cannot
DO raised any considerable distance
by suction AZ the vapor discharged
from the water 50 heated follows tho
recsding pi"tons OF the pump and re-
sists the entrance Of the water; con
seaIently To- pump hot water always
piacs the supply above thu pump, 30
that 10 will 10 supplied from q head.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
IN TIE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS
How Dogs Are Iuil,~d Ia a Mos, tntau,
NsS 81 tshinE.


NN 81 tshing.
conc 81 the most unique method.
| OF fishing ! ever saw or heard ~
said Thomas barclay an old tlmo
SEA- captain, To rloho. Democrat
writer, us that employed by the na
tivcs ui the -uuth Ca islands. IN
which their dogs take tho most
prominent par, happened to touch
al one AZ these islands several years
ago o. tako on board u supply u
frcsh water. and was Just in time To-
witness ia" operations oi largo
fishing party, which Interested mo
not little Tho parry was divided
into two groups, each of which con
sisted OF about nfty men aud thirty
dogs These groups were stationed
on tho beach. about 30 yards
apart AZ given signal the
dogs wore started from their respect
I've points. aud swan straight out
seward in single lilo In two columns
A sharp cry from one al the men On
tho beach. the right column whcclod
to tho left and the loft column
wheeled right and met Then an,
other signal was given. at
which they all turned and swan
abreast for the shore A. soon ~
tho dogs nearcd tho beach incroa..
ing numbers Of fish appeared In tho
shallow water, frightened forward
by the column OF advancing dogs,
which. rs soon a. their feet touched
bottom. pouncod upon the iish and
carried them To their masters. The
hshc-' heads wcro at once Gu, o' and
each dog given tn" head Of tro h-h
he had secured. ms his share OF the
catch Tho dog who caught nothing
got nothing"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Irving W. Lahinore, physical director
ofY n. g. A., Des Moines, Iowa. says he
can consci-ntiously recommend Cham
berlain's Pain balm 10 a,hlstss, gym
nas,s. bicyclis .. foos ball players In gen
sral Tor bruises, sprains and dislocations
also for soreness and ssidness os the
muscles. when applied before the parts
become swollen II will effect = cure 10
one half the time usually required Pos
sale by DR.. T. II. Burgess b Bon. drug.
RiHts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
Weeklg Citizen
FROM Tuse.iay's DAILY

his afternoon 10 see her husband.
Csds sslvey, special ofiesr on the A..
hn,ie 4 Pacific, lst las, night for Gallup.
Ar Norwood, who Was In the sheep
business With X. ID Bullock once upon Q
time, 10 back In the city.
". y. Talisfsrro. Of the local land Of
Gee Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific. returned
nom tbs west this afternoon.
W J. Hanna, . popular gentleman II
Gan Maruisi, came up from the south las,
night aud has his name on the European
register.
Thos. Hubbsli, one Of the night poliee-
men. took an hours sleep this morning,
and thss drove down TO his ranch .,
PJsrita.
Deputy United Marshal W. d. Laugh.
/ In has finished summoning the United
States and petit juries for the October
term 81 court
Jas X. Furlong, who represents the
Hicks Cattle Car company. aud frequent.
ly com-s this way, 10 again among his
Aouf"''Pue 'r~""s'
II b. st.inert, printing and siionery.
Rss, II. Louis, Is travelling through the
southwest, and made call al tbs Ciri.
hs' ""' yes'ersy
The city 10 filling with ,rnmps and they
arr pretty tough looking individuals.
The police are csutioned To keep closs
~A'" %" '"e" movements
X. ) Huling, the junior member Of the
wool hrm 81 Geo. Oberne h CO.. has AZ.
rived from Chicago, And will rrmsin here
until AFTER The fall wool srason
MISS woods. sister of Mrs Chas. X
bn'ier' VINO was here On = visit fr"m San
nernaru'"' os returned !" her h"'ne'
via AuAnne q rse'nc' last night
W. n Hahn. the N. T Armijo build.
ing oarorr' Today received MS insurance
""'h Vhe TsA Tue ihruranee company
~n'cn company " represented ny N r.
ir~h Co.
Mr. and Mrs w. Walton ~ rrjoi'-
ing over the arrival n, their home Of
nne many BOY ann the "" ch-rnhiS ~
P'r'e', "s"'"'' VII" us '""'""r' s"'''"g
S'o"s ""e's
There is No clue Ia the then at the pawn
shop and second hand store Il Frank
Crossani the 'hrf' "ccurre'i last Saturday
BOON IN or'ah uayhsh' anu "h''e Mr.
'r0ss@n was !" a'""f''
Mrs. Collins, the sg-d mother Of r..
N. G. Collier, wife Of Judge Collier, and
her two daughters lett this afternoon ror
their hm- IN Savannah. Ga. after =
pleasant visit IA this city.
Chss Paxton, ons u the prime pal
citizens Of Aller,on. Cochiii mining DIS
trict. 10 in this city to-day. aud this after
noon sh'ppri let II merchandise To b's
storr an the Alta TIC 4 Pacific at Co"lnig-
The a one fouuds,,on 6pr q ,vo s,orv
brick rrsid.nc-. To- h. bull, On IVES, Gold
ave Ne by ChAs. 4. Cr.ry, cashier Of the
Atlantic Il Pacific, 10 being lahi, the en-
tract having been secured by Frank
Pracar~ti Il Co.
The Goes military institute. Ia securing
pupils daily, every he'd now nj the in.
stitu Q hsing occuun.d Col i,.. give.
THa ''IrnES III. information that the en-.
oourH T-m.n, he 10 r-c-ivipg this fali H.
beyond what he anticipated or sxpac,si
"a wald. the book bin,l.r. In now an.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

soms inquiry Ia being made by s,rnng.
srs In regard " land In the Rio Grands
valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Hon. u d Catron, the republican can
dida,e for delegate Ia coagr~ss, came
down from Santa Pe las, highland as In
CONSULTATION with his friends, Mr. Catron
will make vigorous canvass for his sue
eess, and aided by the other workers In
thu party will be elected At the Novembei
election.
Terrence Mullen. kormeriy IT the Mag.
dAlsnA mining d.s,rsct, nov ". rking sew.
srsl mines In Borr~go canon, Cochit
district, who was here several days, lef,
this afternoon fE Cochiti. The old ear
thsuwars po', which be discovered In q
tunnel of his Borvgo canon mine. be i-f
on exhibition at Torlins's Bazaar.
Jacob Gainsley Of the arm Of K, L
washhurn 4 Co still fingers mp In the
Cochi,i mining distris,. aud TaH CrIzHs
gathers the information fyom . privai.
Telegram he cent IN Mr.. wAshburn thai
he vas srsenback stranded bu, sspsctct
N dig out enough gold nuggets 10 brins
him home In the nett two az three days
n. L Niehols, . wealthy gentleman @
Dsnvsr, whose attention hAs RESENT,
been attracted 10 the RIO 0r4nde valley
arrived hsrr last night. and 10 In th'
hands of y II. Kent. the Third slrs-
real estate and insurancs agent. Mr.
Nichols 10 qnite pleased with the ,erIi,or
iAi metropolis, and will M doub, max
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POMONA.
Production OF the Maine Boy-News Mat
tors and Personals.

Production OF the Maine Boy-News Mat
ters and Personals.
POMONA, June 13-The Maine Bow
drew a crowded houee last night, and
was deserving of the large attendance
accorded to it. OF the players much
can be said. Indeed, Pomona ia fort.
innate in having in her midst a Young
man of the ability of Percy X. Bowles.
1t isn't often that one of his years is
fortunate enough to possess the dra-
matte talent and versatility that he
does. Mr.. Bowes in title role was the
Msin(e) boy of the play, of course, az
the title would suggest. and his por-
trayal of the character reflects much
credit upon the professional training
which he has received.
Daisy Dean is 'transplanted Maine
wild fower," in love with the hero as
interpreted by Miss "Edythe" Gifin.
was one of the sweetest of characters.
1t would have been hard to have found
anyone better suited to take the part
than Miss Gitfin.
Miss Hattie Jeanette Elliott. on ac-
count of OF her well-known elccutionarv
powers. was we'll suited to take the part
OF Mrs. Selena Bradley, the adven-
turesH.
The worst kind of a "wolnan- hater,
would want to make love to Miss Louise
Gilbert for the sweet manners and often
times old-fsshioned ways she put into
her part. Her unassuming air won her
q place in the hearts of all present.
Frazier NJ. Sallee had one OF the hard
est parts to sustain, and, as above stated,
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FROM THE ORIENT.
Tho Korean Insurgents Gaining Ground.
A Steamer Lost.

Tho Korean Insurgents Gaining Ground.
A Steamer Lost.
VICTORIA, B. O., June 13.-The latest
news from the orient is to the effect that
the Korean insurrsctionists are gaining
ground. 1t will probably be some time
before the insurgents attack Seoul, but
great anxiety is felt there.
In Chullado business is totally sus-
pended. A telegram received by the
Japanese government states that the
Korean troops dispatched to suppress
this uprising of the Togaku party were
put to fight by the ebels without firing
q shot. Reinforcements to the number
OF 400 or 500 men are to be sent at once
from Chemulpo. The Togaku insurgents
increase in number daily. Three French
men, Retz, Bower and Fritz Hum bert
Droz, who for several months have been
detained in captivity by Tougakuin
pirates, have been given up. Ten pirat-
ical bands, comprising 700 men, of
whom 500 were armed with repeating
rifles, have made submission and as a
guarantee of good faith the captives
have been given up without ransom.
Straits settlement papers report that
the steamer Setthi foundered in latitude
Is, longitude 81, and is a total loss. Two
boats containing "a passengers and the
crew arrived at Rangoon, and % more
reached Moulmein. H. Molineux, mate.
and 80 others are missing. The steamer
was wrecked in q cyclone.
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DOWNEY.

Local News and Personal Notes OF GEN.
oral Interest.
DowNEY, June 13.-Mr. Miller is
building new residence on the site of
the old one.
DR.. Rowley's house Is looking very
neat after the first coat OF paint, and Mr..
Boss Blythe is making various improve
ments about his place.
Miss Emma Ashman expects to leave
for Tombstone, Ariz.. this week. She
will make Tombstone her home.
Miss Jessie Mccoy is staying with her
sisters for few days.
Miss Mcpherson is in town visiting
her brother.
Mrs. E. L. Barnett spent few days
in Los Angeles last week.
Downey school will close Friday. The
graduating exercises will be Oh the 2lst.
Miss Villa Venable has gone to San
Francisco to the fair.
Rev. Mr.. F. r. Curtis was here from
San Bernardino to attend the wedding
last Thursday. His family expects to
spend the summer months here.
Mrs. de Nure and Miss Clara will be
in from Vikol mines. Arizona. the last
of this week.
Mr.. Charles Cooke has moved his
family to Downey from San Jacinto.
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A Carrier Acquitte d.

CHICAGO, June 13.-Judge Groscup of
the United States court rendered a de-
cision which will make it more difficult
for postoffice inspectors to obtain evil
dence against violators of the postal
laws. 1t WAS in the case of James Pa.
mer, letter carrier charged with steal
ing from the mails. The court decided
that test or decoy letter which was
used to entrap Palmer was not in the
mails in the legal sense at the time il
was alleged to have been taken by the
carriers. The jury was instructed to
bring in verdict of not guilty and Pal.
mer became free man. The letter in
this case was not regularly transmitted
through the mails and was not post.
marked.
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acquitted himself splendidly as the re-
lentless father.
The Lord Algernon Ponsonhy OF G. Fl.
Marshall was good, as Mr.. Marshall
usually is.
Mr.. Hammer bore the high-sounding
title OF w. Henry st. Ebbins, who
wished himself across the pond.
Frank Thornton, as Arthur Fayer-
Hickey, made promising and praise
worthy young lawyer.
Frank Balfour was great as cool,
scheming villain.
Rob Loucks made q good "nigger."
Muggns and Billy by L. G. Bodihe and
Warren Paine were good in their respect
i've parts,
J. W. Mills, perintendent Of the ex.
perimental station at this place, has
brought home q bride, Marysville
young lady.
Montee & White, wandering photo
grsphers who made short stay in this
city, and who 1t is alleged swindled
people of this place, were arrested in
Santa Monica today and will be brought
here for trial tomorrow.
Manager Simms of the Palomares and
James Wilson, o guest, went down to
tarry day at old oceans side in Santa
Monica, Mr.. Simms desiring his friend
to view the Pacific before returning to
New York, az he expects to Saturday
next.
Mrs. Brownie Clark Blades of Pasa-
dens 10 visiting Miss Edith Gifin this
week.
The deciduous fruit growers are to
meet at A. L. Tsylor's home Thursday
evening to discuss and formulate plans
for them to abide by.
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SAN BERNARDINO.
Local News and Personal Notes of
Interest.

Local News and Personal Notes of
Interest.
SAN BERNARDINo, June 13.-Mr. Fred
Halves. who will sing at Mrs. Lancas-
ter's concert next Monday evening, the
18th. has a tenor voice of very pure
quality.
Gus knight, jr., who owns the favor
lite summer resort at Bear valley, ia in
the city.
DR.. A. r. Rhea. the Calico member of
the medical fraternity and enthusiastic
irrigationist, was in the city today.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Prindiville
was in the city from Bsrstow last night,
j. r. Ridge was in from Daggett yes
tsrday.
]. A. Mcdonald represented Needles
at the county seat Tuesday.
The many friends of E. A. Buck in
this city will learn with regret that the
genial editor of the Needles Eye is suf-
fering from nervous prostration.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Drew left today
for San Francisco and the midwinter
fair. Mr.. Drew 10 delegate .at-large to
the Republican state convention.
Deputy Sheriff Pourade started for
San Quentin this morning, having in
charge All L9ok, the murderous Mon
golian from North Cucamonga. He has
10 years to serve.
4. II. Franklin of Cotton is invoicing
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what ia left Of the defunct Grand Rap
Ids furniture store.
We Girls, at the First M. E. church,
gave q splendid entertainment last
night.
The Street Improvement society meets
again Saturday evening in department
two, superior court room.
The new discoveries recently made
north OF Penney are showing up most
satisfactorily, and contracts are being
made to ship ore to Blackburn station on
the Nevada Southern railway.
w. A. Mitchem, the Santa Fe repre-.
sentative at this point, expects to leave
Monday next on,a three weeks trip east.
The attorneys in the W. S. Long bat
terry case failed to appear last evening
and Justice Knox discharged the jury
and indefinitely postponed the case.
Horace Frame of Redlands met with
q serious accident yesterday morning,
being thrown from his horse and having
his arm broken.
Yucaipe ranchers are nearly through
cutting hay, and, while the yield was
not very large per acre, yet there has
been more hay cut than usual, as but
few will do any threshing.
The Redlands Gold Mining company's
outfit started for the mines yesterday
morning. The following persons &C
companied the outfit: O. G. Gaylord,
G. E Foster. s. L. Young, M. F. Clute,
w. f. Johnson, l. NJ. Hough, Charley
Howard, j. Bunt and Mr.. Jensen J.
F. Wilson and son joined the party at
this point. r. E. Mcintyre left on the
train this morning for Dsggett, where
he meets the outfit. The first work will
be the transfer of the mill from its
present location, and reftting it with
new machinery. This will require about
three months time, 80 that the first
milling will probably not be done much
before the Let OF October.
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY.

The ChsrAe s Based on the Name He
Gave to Cupid Sam Kutz.
In Justice Bartholomew court yes
terday afternoon young man named in
the complaint as William Garrison, was
arraigned on q charge of perjury. The
alleged perjury was committed by Gar
rison when he took out marriage
sfcupuv s0w weeKs ago TUT nfIueeIr anu
Mrs. Christina Nellie Vliet. He swore
then that his name was Andrew III. Gar.
rison. 1t is upon the difference in the
first name that the charge ie based.
Deputy District Attorney Rush was
present during the arraignment. and
asked that the bond be not made too
light, on account of other matters that
were being Investigated about the de-
fendant, and the court fixed it at $500.
The examination was set for Juns Goth.
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sunrama Workman.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The session
of the supreme grand lodge OF United
Workmen today was largely devoted to
discussion of proposition to amend the
constitution IN such manner as to en-
large. materially, the class of people to
whom death benefit certificates may be
made payable. The re port OF the com
mittee was against the amendment,
which proposed to add to certain
clause the words, land those related to
him by marriage" The proposition was
finally voted down. 1888 ayes, 1877 nays.
The afternoon was taken up in consid-
GRAFTON OF the reports OF officers.
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Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEET.
IN ing of the stockholders of the Main-street
and Agricultural Park Railroad COMPANY
will be held at its Office, No. 234 North Main
street in the city of Los Angeles, Cal on Mou-
day. the I'd day of July, A. d. 1894, for the
purpose of electing board of directors for
the ensuing year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting The polls will be opened
at II O'Clock M and closed at 3 o'clock p. m.
90 Eat A. @. TAYLOR,
Sacretarv
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Th. w. Q. =. U. oonxsntlon.

SANTA BARBARA, June 13.-At the w.
@. U. convention today the report OF
the credential committee showed about
100 delegates in attendance. The prin-
cipal address was by Mrs. M. O. Woody,
state president of the North Carolina
W. 9. T. U.
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L branch national home for disabled volun-
teer soldiers, Los Angeles county, California,
May 4, 1894. Sealed proposals will be received
Thursday, June IA, 1894, and opened i'm
mediately thereafter, in the presence of the
bidders, for the quarter ending June 30 1894,
as follows: Quartermaster, subsistence and
hospital stores, also furniture for hospital
consisting OF chairs. carpets, mating etc. The
quantities to be increased ten per cent, If re-
CURED during the execution Of the contract.
Schedules, with information and instruction
for submitting bids will be furnished upon APP
plication to the undersigned. The right to re-
feet any and all bids is reserved Address, A.
NJ. THORNTON, treasurer. Approved: E. F.
BROWN, inspectorgeneral and acting gov
ernor. 5-20-2l-22-23 6-13-l4
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Examination of Teachers.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN semi-annual examination of teachers will
be held in the Spring-street School building,
between Fifth and Sixth Streets Los Angeles,
Cal. beginning on Monday, June 18th. at 10
O'Clock a. M.
All applicants for teachers certificates must
be present at the beginning of the examine
ton.
Applicants holding valid primary grade GER
tificates granted in this county who desire to
take the grammar grade examination must be
p m.
All teachers desiring their certificates re-
newed must file applications for renewal with
the secretary of the board ON or before June
25th.
BY order of the county board of education.
6-7-22t w. w. SEAMAN, Secretary.
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Monarch Gasoline Stove.

1t is the best and guaranteed superior
to all others. See them at the w. O.
Furrey Co., 100 and ISL North Spring
street.
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SANTA MONICA.

| The High School commemorative
| Notes.
SANTA MONICA, June 13.-The first
commencement OF high school will take
place ON Friday evening at the opera
house, when the exercises will COM
mence at 8:15 p. m.
On account of the smsllness of the
hall people will only be admitted by in
vitation, and they limited to those WHO
have children in the school and to the
| press, pulpit and all those who have
ever been enrolled as pupils to the high
school. There will be reserved seats
for families OF graduates only. The fol-
lowing 10 the programme:
| march, Aladiin-Soldiers' Home band.
Invocatiou-Rev. l. M. Merllnjones.
salutstory,our Urban Populaion-Roy A.
6uliiger.
Potpourri from Charles Dickens-Florence
objects Of L fe-George Guy Bundy.
SOLO, See Thee, Love, in Every Flower-Mrs
The American Note in American Literature
Hilda Hermins Hasse.
Valedictory, Music-Della Sweetser
Cavatina from Ernani. Verdl-Soldiers' Home
band.
Address to the class-Dr. lie Roy D. Brown.
p esentation OF ciass-Nathan +. smith, prin-
Presentation of diplomas-Dr Place, presi-
dent of school board.
Austrian Meiodles-Soldfers Home band.
Glass colors, white and gold.
THE SPORTING OUTLOOK.
unusually good. The polo experts who
summer here are already gathering, and
before the close of the month there will
be Messrs. j. B. Proctor, Ward, j. E.
Hoy, James Parker. G. L. Warning, w.
H. Young, R. Bettner. Captain Bolton,
Templar Allen.
Tennis, which some enthusiast has
called polo's first cousin, will also be
played az never before; in fact, Is al
ready being considerably INDUCED in,
both at the courts at Mirana and the
Casino. All the old-time favorises will
be with us, including our champion, R.
P. Carter, and many new aspirants for
tournament honors.
Water polo is to be a new pastime to
Santa Monica, which will be played here
for the first time at the North Beach
plunge.
Major Bonebrake spent the day here
visiting old time friends.
Abbott kinny was down for the day
from his Sierra Msdre ranch.
]. B. Menssco, Haas. Baruch & Co.'s
cigar representative, was In town ysster.
day.
The ladies of the W. R. @. give a pink
and white ice cream social at G. A. R,
hall tonight. All who can should at
tend.
H. A. Wjnslow is making a specially
attractive display at the Red store these
days.
The Foresters' ball at the North Beach
bath house. on Saturday evening, will
undoubtedly be the social event OF the
season.
Prof. III. Rowland Lee is giving swim.
ming lessons at the North Beach bath
house.
School closes June 18th.
Maj. w. A. Elderkin, U. 8. A., regis
tered yesterday at the Arcadia.
Fred Croke OF Whittier is at the ST.
James.
Mrs. George F. Wilson of Portland, D.
Est. Cer OF st. Louis, G. N. Andover
of Tennessee, F. G. Perrine and Miss ].
Graham registered yesterday at Hotel
Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Schaffer of Los
Angeles have taken the Tompkinson
cottage on Second street.
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committee OF general management, with
power to conduct the cntirs arrange
ments and engage such assistance as
they deemed necessary.