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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
SILKS
::::::Monday::::

Black Satin Rhadans - q, worth : IS
Biaek Satin Rhadame.... - worth LIS
Black 0atin Duchess. -. Liz. worth 1.5o
Black Peau Dc Soie. l2A worth l5O
Black Satin d Lyon. LGo. worth AS
Black Satin finish d Sole LIS, worth 225
Black Crystal Bengaline.. LII. worth 80
Black double warp Crystal I50 worth 400
Black Crystal Pointslis siik. something
entirely nsw and god plump valus q
- viii 90 o. sale q $l2x
Many moss Or thsm. hut this sivss you
An iasa q what they ars.
ADDRESS GOoDs-4ec.
To mako new friends and please our old
ones " ofEsr another lot Of those beauti-
f1I mixtures at - . gard.
A good seasons trade has lsas a. With
odd lines Of
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MAX G.. OPPENHEIME
Great June /
Bargains
SALE or MEMS
NiohTRooEs.

Man's rlannsassts Nixhtrobss. double
yohs and collar. extra long. sl2S value.
special price S5c
Mems Fms Muslin Robes, handDomo silk
smhseidered fsonts. LIS vAias. SPECIAL sAle
prtee 7Se
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SCOTCH FLANN

We have . special line of -
nsls in light aud dark eolosa I
CSC pr yard.
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MEMS UNDERWEAR.

Natural wool Summer Undsrwssr, So
each: worth 75c
Fine Balbrigyan Undssvsar. go sash;
worth 7Se.
etsong English Fiannslssss OvsssAisss, Sc
each: worth 7Sc
Mems Paper Collars. 6c box; In disc II.
l25ss. II is,s ~ i4iss. Ia. lsts and II.
Boys Flsnnslsste Ovsfshlrts, 25e.
Boys' Hlaek 6asssn Ovsrshtrss, Asa.
Mons Seamless Cotton Hose. ythbed tor.
3 pair fes 2Sc
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SALE or COloago 4
VELVET NtooG

In erssn. brown. gray. navy 60
No. 4. % yard: worth 12ixc
No :. lie yard: worth IA
No. Q. loo gard: worth ~.
No. u, zoe yard: worth 35c 8
Ali-siik Ribbons. linen back.
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4sc-DRESS GOODS-49c.

A good seasons trade has LETT a. with
odd lines Of
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MARsHALls sAIE

DuRsUANT TO AZ ORDER AND DECREE
4 u fltyr.osufr hud sale 20 me directed by tho
lhird juliHial District court % tl0 Territory
south ~ ifent door 81 he County oafs house.
lu ihe city OF salt Lake, county Of salt Lake
lnd Territory OF Ulah. on tho 18Th day ~ june.
claim aud Interest Of oscar Chrstonorson'
An1ruw lhrittlhctspn, Thomas Webb and
Martha Webb biz wife, Hannah Webb, tho
luly appointed, guA.in1d aud acting admini.'
oneida Mercantile lniun, corporation,
ZI1ns cooperative Mercantile instliuuon, a
cooperation, and tho Utah. Produce Co,
Of. boz. I'D 70 me following described reai
estate situate, lying AMI being in Valt LAKE.
County. aud described a. FOL owe. IN witt
Ger Il ,l of section thIriy three .i8' in township
two ~ south Of rasEc ono ll west u SAT-
tntC Meridian, and Che lot numbered three
Gov and four lI off section four ,U in township
LAEo Meridian. aud containing ono hundred
aud sixty 400 acres, and thlrtveushuuurrdtha
IiN luI| uf an acre ICNccHs paid a. per receipt
Nu. lol, according 60 t1rif on.rlal plat ~ tho
land unr0 by the surveyor General, together
with AI' aud singular The trnoments, etc
no be cold a. the properly OF Oscar Chrlstof'
fgulu, AullgN yhrsnnrf.gn, rhnmu Webb
auI MailHl WoD1. nIa wife Hannah webb, tho
duly appointed, VUaNlC1 and acting admins
tTafurO cot tfr rstlir no samson Webb. deceased.
II 1I'a' 20 '1ps-a,yS MsTsanuls ln.lm.on.' :
corporation. aud che TAB Produce Co.,, a cor
uuTluuu, ana samuel larruW, 10 tho suit u
/iln'u savings Hama and rust Co,,a corpoF.
'''''' @ Nat N, BRIGHAM,
Uy JouN 49, Cuuocg,
Deputy AlHrHhal
Dated a. san Lake cry, May -, lSJi.
JouS 81 CAyyoN.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
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NOTICE 10 IaEPuRLlu.

gsEUftuNS 3 ANu uF REVISED
- CIty ordinance TUHt aa follow
fgrtou %. no uyuuu shall convoy waior
from o. public lit.H tH Die IUi or prUW.auH, by
au irrigation ditch. without Iut having con
atruCtud. under tuH direction NJ tle rIiN water
master, q substantial safe both 900 tlu public
dItrh aud at iHu hrld of iIa branch dIi.hi tHu
latter BE- snail ErUp .'1.cd and water tight. ry.
cont during thuueruI allotted 90 hu Coz tho
use Of rUrH water. ana where huUh branch
uIiHh gru.#uH any portion uf uHluuWaIt, no
HUtHr .HHII Hr UHUH 70 lumber on other cub.
stauuHI material che covering Of which tuall
utuu aIuFIlHIIH HauH sidewalk.
section an p,rUuH uHluE water for irri
CATION Ur other purpose, HhHII conduct lhg
urUIus ~ waste water INTO % puuIir water
H|u.u, sUl HUHN UUf aIluw such water Co food
fIg HfIr.... sidewalks ur private property 60
enc damage thereof or Go run 20 unnecessary
waste.
IuuHrHs'.y Cor Che violation ofU.lhrr Of tho
above sections Do. rur and imprisonment
a.. a. WlLChIN.
I.Fg AHrIHHHHHIHF
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NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE At
PRIVATE SALE BY ADMINISTRATIVE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance ~ an order " tho Probate
OF Utah, made on tbo 6ib day OF June, A. II.
1875. in the matter OF tuI estate OF Thomas
Itlrci deceased, cue untufsiEnci. Che admin
sifaior OF SAID estate, will feil 90 private cal
90 thH mEuCst Hildcf and subject 90 connrma
uou uy aAid Probate Court uu Friday. juno %.
s.. y. lHli 90 Do O'Clock nin.. AZ the fcsitCnrd
90 inc undcra Eurdt NO. 30 vest second south
street, ealt LaEc Diiy. Ufau. ate tho r.aHJ ulfr.
interest aud estate n the SAID Thomas prIte
no Cue umo uf bis death. and all tho right
ttc Hui Interest shat The said estate has lu
AMI t1 90 that ccrlsln l0t. piece OF parcel
ut land. together with tweuir.four shares
% water rirhi in The VINO Ditch. lying aud
III Utah. and bounded A. follows i5.vit Paft
90 Tho northeast quarter OF section plumber
twenty eight I.l, township one tiI south Of
IIHre one lu east salt lake meridian. 10.
Stunning Un the south side OF 20 Old ditch fences
uu the south boundary OF John Uafiiut's
claIui south niiU a.N GOD RODS from lhn north
rfft corner nf af0fcsAii quarter section, thonca
.y s1ld cain along The south side " said dlirh
fence wpst Two aud oIght touihs tls.lOi rods,
hrurg onward hy SAID claim a'onE The west
eide 20 lu old dtct fence uoHh uight degrees
lyU trniHf ,.tal rods, thence west seventy I've
tut iuursioutus $3.50 rods, thonco south sNty.
toutus glAN rode, thence south eighty.
two uut three .iuuftuH degrees tslAal
ulat twenty four IlI rods, tnearo t0uth
u.ruV 900 auu oneiUufh sN,l degrees 10
r4"t boundary Or aald quarter section thence
along INC east boundafI % aflrs1a.d quarter
section furY.eIgnt aud four tcuils ESQ rods
t1 place OF beginning. containing thrty-uuc and
i1.iT.iuaf huudtciua laltJ oa,wltl twenty
four 1rrrf Ol water right ln tho White Ditch,
81 1 SAT- lahu C0unty AMI Territory Of
luH
Hils vail no received in vat.ny up 20 tbs
hIIr NJ HHiD, 90 thu place above dcHlenHtoI faf
lNt sale. uf delivered iu thU uImluiatratur Dor.
connolly 90 aNf basD .GialJ tHt H4t,,
Tern. aud conditions Z allrt Half rasu
and HlI tucn 1f purCuas1 money on ono years
TINE with u1tU and mortgage on premises sold,
With uEit pee cont interest per aunum.
Dated June %. 1924
JOSEPH q. DAVIS,
AdmulsTAi1r % Ettage q Thomas rfics.
deceased.
NunIEE 4 uuuuIs,
LL--------- ~. 4 H. L. L-L..L.-
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN tho Probate Court iu aad for sat Lake
county Territory uf Utah,
10 tho matter of tho Estate OF Elizabeth ia.
uHrut Deceased.
Notice OF Time aud r.lrH Cor Ono Hearing OF
rguuuu Cor Animation Go Probate W NNl
DuE-UANT To Az ORDER or SAID
j Court ln aii WH.lUr unugo u hereby
gwen luAI lucrusy, lHr lHlH day OF June.
A. %. ls.l, ut lu O'Clock ms aI tHu
County tuUr. House 900 salt Lake CITY.
uulI Territory lu lHu court room ~
sand Court, has been appointed the limg auu
place fur tnu bearing uf 10 UHulon ~ Carl o.
MIgit Hud CulI.Cs % Garter praying Tor the
Admission iu probate OF certain document
iuurUNIIH presented, uurU1ruuE Go De Quo laHt
NlII Hug IusAwCut LuEauutn ilIhsch, du.
ceased when aud whore sll persons Interested
may appear aud uupusr tho probate 20 aaIu
Will ur lnH granting ut lutiCrs Documentary tu
carl O. MlGat aud Dbar'ys q. Carter as pray gd
Cor In sll petition.
Ia Wiuurts whereof I have hUryuuto fct INV
hand and AnAUd lhH zeal NJ HHId
seal Court, tue ath day VI June, A. %.
IHH|
a. " NEInN.
ulurt HfuIH Probate Court
ByJ.F, JAgE Deputy D.eTN
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Tho uuEEIy Mining Company
NOTICE as ilEWtUN DlNIN THAT At
~ ri meeting ~ tuH IuITI OF directors ui
Iur bUFt.y Mining tuuUIu", held ON tho Ilal
day uI May, l-li, au UHHUH.Hunt 90 Three 900
cont. pee share wac levied upon tuU capital
HtHU. ul tuu corporation payable Immediately
Iu IUlHr IruniHsH, ~Cgf.tIr.. lt the company
Office, 900 tHv uHtUryt Aauuua Bank bulldog
tuIl Lake cay, Utah.
ANY HIIU. uTuu which HuII HHHrHaWUut HhHN
roman uuuaIH nn Monday. IuIy .nd, 100. shall
become delinquent alH au advertised fUr sH'p
and uuIH.H payment iH made before viii no
cold go UuH'I" auction uu lNufhduYs July Do
1870. Hf l3 O'Clock m., Ht iNr ONCE OF che 7urrH.
tbrE, 90 DAY delinquent 1H.rHHmUut tuEotUrt
WITH INU tuHt uf uuNrU..IuE HuU expense
OF tlIt Uy order uf FHu Hoard ~ nTrrIHHl.
1HhhI aIANINtH, EtUT.
SAT- LAKE, CIR. tisu, HaY 70, rgL
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: - "a IrIa MN
q /RloN NlU
eEhNDE CDEMnL
I WESTERN unANDE
ssssi. WESTERN .
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT Ia EH.rl m85 tx 1901
IIHL TArlg, WI lWsblI JuNg w. luJtl

iru,r Frit Lake
No. .-Tor Provo. I.Hgham. Ws..
atcn Hul 40 uoiu' lH.l H.0' f. m.
so t=fur Provo. tr1I junction
aud al UUlnu llHts.,,sss.s Al l' g. m.
no. D-For Provo Na.u. aud
SAUNA ...ss. s..ss... #....asssssss 1850 b. ns
30 sHFor Eureka aDd bingham, t.u1p. m.
.u. .-iur usia1 Boa Wytt........ 90 Yua m.
so l-I5r ogden AMI Go WJl,.,.. liBJ u.m.
Arrive sale Lake
No. l=frlm Provo, Grand junction
au1 ilg EHHi.ssrsts...t,.... leo %, Co.,
So prom Provo. Grand Junction
Huu Ono East ssss.....s.s % .ia %. m.
NO 5=tf1m bingham. Provo. Maau
rHUuH HHa MasutrH. ........... 3 go %. M
80. g-Ir0m LufskA ami ngham gl5 a. m.
hu 4HfrDn ogden Qua th4 West 553a m.
30 tHir1m Elcn and ihr West. su5p m
only mo running through ruilman Palace
Double uraruE kluu ouputH CD beaver VIA
NTauu junction and Mo- Kansas city and thira.
ftyIa colorado points, iffH reclining chair
C7IH tnIt Lake o. Denver Hud only Unr rune
Ming Pullman rlCcrura haIt Lake % Pan rrhus
cisco. huetangaal sl0ue connesaguG SAFETY
futci and comfort
Ticket Once, 10 v. End South.
u. C. DODGE. All. WEpuY.
Cen. Manager Gen, supL
J. 10. BENNETT. Gen. p.&r.A
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MARsHAIls sac

.s.g..sa go l. . ii ~. .............. .. 49,
a. N. .'..H ~. .NN lNIIN l'.lNlat 'euits "t
N' i.iN..l u hns lnA. On ~ luhl.
.a''. OF Wv liNNt NgNt ul TO-. 'nyNy lNufs
N't.' o. lh lNW 'll on .N.L lAhNt 'nNhV nI
.H'N I.a. g.. Qua ItIfloIN ~ ltIIH nu luN aAtA
Haf 90 5nNc, 1921 % Do O'Clock a. mt all tho
I.NN NI't tihlW 1hH interest," or ihntlrs
ltcin, oi, in, Hnl 90 tng in'Uu.uE dosrrnri
gtt e.lllr situate, NiuE ana htinE in rhlt
IgAt NNNhl|' lul bt'tfIhtl hh lnlnWHi =" wa.
common. .Nt ~ UHlNi DO t.hl'f ul lFttt
lWu l.| rols vice heHrInt foulh seventy .Nft
Aeffe. 'Atl wv % 'gNh' $50 .gten,l 'iouf
IAI i.N.ht lNol'' 'atl ron tut ulItuNtsl cog
I'I on lN. HuuWN'at quarter ~ tNc nnlthtWl
IuAf rt OF 20 t.n tW'ho laL ln i1Wnshlp
tMy .e.t hNNlh .l thntg one lll' Wral OF the
sat LlL' noudnb. aud ruunlus thence. GOES
Wn LiL 'hlhr cutting snul1 enc ui Altt.t
,oilNNNHul lNlEgt ihruc0 South inlf 70.
l..l'... NA.t tl'hE lha ,thitr 9l county, fuaa
t.u 10. ,.a'ha, iNruN Nnk. thtu.e
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NOTICE FOR Observation-Disclosures
CULTURE.
L. 9. Land once. SAT- Lake CITY, Utah.
May 4. 1904

COMrLANr HAVING BEEN ENTERED
' 90 this 0hIco BY james a Blum afalnat
George D.. Ward Cor failing 70 comply with law
1s 90 IIWucrtuture Eutry No. l1ll, dated
March llth I-lI uuon ine D. II N W. Z and
W. y. E s section .. Township 81,
view o. lUn cancellation % Had cutFy. con.
tcstlui alleging that George D.. Ward Doe nul
1ul las Hui ulusc1 forest rsCa Tree seeds or
.iuuga tu uo planted upon tHid land during
.n hri cog from date W his entry. &c. from
Nhr I.iIf 1899, 90 March 10th. 1895. and did
N".l Nn. H.H nI. cause any forest uru.. Too
seeds H. cuttings f1 Dol planted upuu cold land
duuuE Doc f'ufJu year from date Of HIs entry,
iD. from March l.tH, i"I, 90 March 1850. I-|t.
nul fIlI ialIurr continues Co. date hereof tho
HaiI VnfUrl arc hereby summoned Go appear
90 inia nia.o Yn ODE l.lh Day 0f june. 800. Hi
lN n'clnr. H.'u.t iu rrHnIuI aud furnish tcHu.
murF concerning slI1 alleged ftIura
Mtlh.s q tuhuNI.N. UlUuN Duup.
Attorney iar contestant Register.
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Tho People of The Territory o. Utah send
greeting 90 pan.o. y. Darling. dofondont.
YOU ARR uEREBY REQUIRED To Az.
4 pear Iu an action brought against you by
thu above named plAiuuu iu the UIttrCt Court
~ tho Third JuditIal District OF tho TorfItory
~ Utah, and iu answer tho complaint died
therein within YEA DAYS tCXCIusiyc Of the day
~ Hrrf'fyI aficr toe service on you ~ thl.
served Out " ihn county, but he ihla district.
within twenty daYf ,utncfwisc within forty days
=tr Judgment by default will be- tatcu Lg4inst
Yuu, according % she prayer u SAID complaint
Dee said action be- brought 90 have o. decree
90 this court dIssDlyiug the bonds OF matrmony
existing between tho plaiutin and defendant,
awarding the platinum such portions of tho
property A. may be- just and equitable fni6iD.
Jos and fcHtrhIuIug Che defendant from dispo
iuH OF Ur ruUuuiueuug iu any way the properly
ls ics.dnCd in tho comp amt, requiring the
SSiS sam Tor sSpshss' OF ihis acton.
counsel fees and temporary aumony for use OF
r'unuh during pgudcnrg " ms Aeuon and
unmu w wit 'sarAh D. Davidson" and such
other and general relief ~ may lo equitable
and ilsl Above rolof prayed for on tho
pruyoeAuoH has treated plaintiff in such oueI.
Iuhuman ami brutal way De 90 cause nsr gfcat
bodily guiOrnF and mental anguish and dis.
trees. That defendant has refused 10 provide
plaintiff with the common nrr0saarti 81 NE
aud inst Tor moro thau one year lat paat de.
PENDANT Do. Refused 90 maintain marital rcia.
ZION" WIN painful
Ana you are hereby notified tHatu you fau
tn appear aud answer the said complaint a.
above required, tbu Hai1 plaintiff will apply 10
thD court Tor tho relief demanded therein
NuuyHH, the Hon. samuel A. Merritt. Judge,
hud the zeal % the District Court
OF the lhfd Judicial District
IsLALl iu aud Tor the Territory 81 Utah,
thia ird day ~ MAJ, in tho year
~ our Lord one th1uaaud eight
hundred aud ninety four.
DAVID e., utNNAH, CLERK.
Hy GrO. u. LOOMS, Deputy
CuNHW & tuEunT, attorneys for plaintiff.
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NOTICE no CREDIToRs.


"'-7T" W 7777T7'l ~
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BN THE
~ undersigned, AguUsB McEWAu, IA.
Ucutrir of tie last Will or Henry McEwau,
deceased tl ihg creditors NJ, and Ali persons
having elaine against She SAID dtce6Hui, 20
exhibit them with tho necessary yuurucrst
within tgu muutuE alter tho nrat publication ut
the notice, tu the said Asutss NuLWuut tN
a.. Fourth street. lu salt Lake lIlE iu thu
County OF Salt Lake, Territory Of Utah.
AGNE-S NuENAN.
deceased
Dated June 6th. A. 10. l,el.
luus 81. tANNus. Attorney Tor EHrrutrI 4
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


North FONT consolidated lrriFatluu 90.
Location or OdioB and principal place OF bust
ness, cullen Hotel West srrOnt south
street, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah
~ Office N HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ar
~ irregular meeting Of tug Board Ui Direct
ore o. saii company held ON thU liai Gay ~
May. 1904, Assessment NO. Do ~ seven per
cent, or 30 cents per share was LEVIED on The
capital stock Of tho corporation payable On
May l.at l1i, 20 tho secretary, 90 thc Utgs Of
no company. room gs, cullen Hotel Wet
second south street. SALT Lake CITY. Utah
IrrriturYf any stock upon which This assgss.
Wrut shall remain unpaid on saturday June
sQih. trli. will be delinquent and advertised
tor sale ut PUBLIC auction, AH1 Uulras payment
10 made before, will Hy sold 0u Monday, July
Hth. 1854, ut4 O'Clock %. 900 90 UAy iho dT.
UuVurHt asHrfsmUut, together with tlG costs uf
advertising uuu expenses uI BALE.
ty order Ut tsg NuArd NJ Directors
Arthur PARSONS, sctv,
t5 West Second North ST., salt Lake CITY
Utah. May %. 1884,
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The Olly lIl6 running Two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LRADVlLLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
EEFECTIYE APRlL 20. 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive at Pueblo
6I5 a no., Colorado Springs 7.SI am,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. q leaves Ogden 7:2o PM,
Salt Lake S25 PM, arrive at Pueblo
7gsp.m., Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connec ions made AZ Pueblo, Colorado
Springs aud Denver with all linoa cast
Elegant day coaches, chair cars gni Pull
man -leoporH 0u 90 trains. Take the
b. & lt q. aud hayo % comfortable trip
and enjoy tho unaa! scenery on thA con-
linpnL
As. HUGHES, r. X. HOOPER,
TFaiAu Manager, G.. T.. a. 4. A.
Denver, Colo, Denver, colo.
B. g. NEEINS,
General Agent,
Salt Lake city, "a
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I0VCTl on Tue WUCUT You ONT con
found the two. From the descriptions
on the right You know "whcfcgt wc are
ats W. and South, and ~ D.. st
South Streets. EAGLE Gate Cigar Zoe
straight Just received fresh lot OF
genuine Louisiana perquc grown iu
81 lanes Parish. Plug. smoking and
Penquc cut on our own Whitney Tobac.
o Cutter Tree Of charge
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SUI NOl, Z


ruofrrrf UuI es1D. Fans,
1IlliEt g siIiNF.
INIsHN NAIL co., Nr ras., hIHHF.
hf.I 'fUN afHHlrlHUf r.uf fHrH. OF tNl
tsat lrIt., uIll ri..H tlH' + lsT. 4..i OBJ. pUt
ytNHf uI.I fH UH weed tNeH f.H ...tu.H fIUt
.ffsN faNl.l rHu F-."Hatl. NhUH Ut.a
t1HF o. H.H.IH sf II. ITHv u'l' flarI are.
Aaa g.a.Ia.a Cord IH Hl..H Ha. "".""uN.
NU.y I.tHegffuIIy' gHIHF
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TFWS OF THE WEST,
c,-,, Lot Of Criminals BiSgtd By
DnYtT Detectives
,,ronCEp WOMAN SUICIDES.
n., ,ulop.y On the Body OF Con
Wet Dr.. \. J. Aiken
other Items
OlyoncrD WOMAN SUICIDES.

49, San Jose, Cal, wooden mills,
Ins ave been closed down for TIC
Uhleu nsptbs have fesumed opera
.an. win half a force
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r.,,y.ope san jose tCal.) saloou-
W. S,vp been arrested tor Viola.
ksel,, county ordinance In keeping
WV WI slsces open ON Sunday
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III, now wharf At Bouicia, Cal, IL
l u and steamers are now landing
3D. nnsu REGULARLY. Tho structure was
b5lit by the city at a Cost OF atou!
$4,000
The morning call., 1894-05-02
SALVATION ARMY NOTES.
The Home of Rest at BeulaIl Dedi-
Gated Yesterday.

A large delegation of SalvatiUnists from
this city went over to Beulah, in Alameda
County, yesterday morning 10 attend the
dedication of the new Home of Rest for
Salvation officers, recently donated by
George S. Montgomery.
The building is a handsome three-story
frame. with all the requirements neces-
sary for carrying on the work for which il
is intended. The basement is entirely de-
voted to the use of the culinary depart
ment and dining-rooms, while the upper
floors are divided into numerous small
al artments for the accommodation of over
forty people.
The building is situated about one mile
from the BenIah Rescue Home, on the side
of hill overlooking the settlement
At the close OF the dedication exercises
a service was held, at which Miss Annie
Jones, the adopted daughter of Mrs. Carrie
Judd Mon gomery. and Miss Nellie Con-
ger. were consecrated as Salvation soldie RS
and donned the army uniform for the first
time.
A grand farewell reception was given TO
the army charjoteers and 0utriders last
evening at the headquarters on Market
street
Major Keppel and wife conducted the
cerem onies. which were as full of life and
animation as the soldiers were OF joy.
The travellers" intend making a south
ern circuit through San Luis Obispo and
the surrounding mou tains, returning
home late in the fall. There will be eight
mounted guards and probably dozen
chariot-riders. including the brass band.
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Howard streets, this evening. It has
been called for the purpose of arranging a
series of regu ar monthly meetings OF
literary and social character. Prominent
Eastern gentlemen and learned heads OF
the California universities are to be IN
vited at intervals 10 give lectures on topics
of the times. Social intercourse also Is to
be promoted, and a concert or ball may
take the place of the meeting if the mem
bers of the coming orgaElZatloa should so
decide. There will be no admission Zee
charged TO outsiders. They must either
join societies or procure invitations. which
shall be issued only at the discretion OF an
executive committee.
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To.Dav's Entries.

The following are the entries for to-
days races:
First race, six furlongs-TrentoIa ia, Little
Tough 10J, LedalIa SO, Morton 103, Red Rose
81, Boule 80, Currency Io1. Seaside 81, Hills
dale Chief 1o1, Joe Frank Sc.
Second race. half-mile, two-year-olds-Um
tilla ITO, MiIroy ITO, Bellicoso 113, Kitty l.
1O3. MafIgold filly 115, Seaspray 12O.
Third race, mile. selling-Sir Rel 116, In
ferno 108, by by 107. The Lark 80, Lonnie B
100, TrIx 80.
Fourth race, six furloDgs. handicap De
Bracy Ill. Romair 10. Hyder Anglia 1o8,
Motto 50, Romulus 81, Rear Guard 90.
Fifth ace, five furlongs. Standardization
dalight 102. Romair 119. Norlee 81, Annie
Moore 100, Hercules 100. Bill Howard 100,
Charger 104, Midget los.
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Catholic Societies to Meet.

Catholic societies of this city will be held
at st. Joseph's Hall. corner of Tenth and
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That Twenty-Five Cent Fare.

The committee of fifty OF the Midwinter
Fair will be called this week TO hear
report of the special committee of five
appointed to investigate and report on the
books of the executive committee having
charge of the exposition. and also to listen
to a report from Expert Paitee, who has
gone over the books and examined
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Tor sALF-FURNITURE ANDGooDWILL OF
j frs class clearinghouse in convenient down
town location; So rooms all full of good-paylne
boarders o. f. Won RHEIN CO.. 5l3 CAR
fornia ST. my1 ~
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"A ANTED-MAN WITH SMALL CAPT AL AS
" partner with man IN wood and coal business;
old established place be secured; long e1-
perience In the BUSINESS good recommendakIon
from wholesalers Address Coal box ~ oNah
Branch Office. myl "
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DREsSMAKERs

DREssMAKING; FIT AM WORK GUARAN-
~ teed suits, So 30 up 937 Mission. ap29 3n,
CPECIALTY CHILDREN, MISSES DRESSES;
DISC up. MRS HENNESsY 1876 Rose ave- 20 3m
CTYLISH DRESSMAKING; SUITS SIS so UP
y MRS. HERGET. 709 Polk ST mr23 If
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vouchers. The QUESTION of the reduction
of the admission rate 10 % cents will also
be taken UP and definitely disposed of.