The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-02

IS one OF the best mining countries In Alaska
miners making from So TO $3.50 per day
Miners have left this city and landed at Lake
Llndeman for SIPS, which included the cost of
lhelr outnt. Board can be obtained for about
81 DAY IN most towns of Alaska. The best
Time 10 start for Alaska is in March or April.
UNITED STATES CIrIzENs-D. T. J. NJ,
Mare Island, Cal. All children born in the
United States, whether parents are citizens or
aliens, are citizens thereof. The fourteenth
amendment to the constitution of the United
States say that "all persons born or natural
lied in the United States and subject to the
jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the States
ana OF the State in which they reside" Chill
9ten OF foreign Consuls born in The United
States, while the father is representing his
country. are considered as natives Of the coun.
Try me father represents but when such a child
reaches majority that fact would not prevent it
Iom Claiming American citizenship.
hALLoCH-DE YoUNG-Keo, City. Isaac NJ.
halloch was shot near the Jessie street en-
trance 10 the Metropolitan Temple on the morn
ing oil the 23d OF August, 1879, by Charles de
Young halloch was at that time a minist er
ana had his study in the temple He was not
holding any public Office at that time but was
iaentl1eds with the Workingmen's party. AT
me election held on the Sd of September OF that
year kalloch was elected Mayor Of San Fran
cisco Tor two years. On the evening OF the Odd
OF April, 1880. Charles de Young was shot and
Killed In his office by /. NJ. KallOch, son of the
Mayor.
NAIL SERvICE-R. NJ. c.. City. Examiua-
tions of candidates for positions In The Post
Office are held at stated periods at which time
all Applications must be hand In. The Post
master VIII let you know when the next eX-
animation Is 10 take place if you leave your
auuresS WIN him. Notices or examination are
generally published In the newspapers for sew
eiai weeks before the dag specified.
BRITISH NAvY-H. r. A, City. The States.
mans l0af-D0OE hal ho
Duiit and building consists of 4S6 vessels OF all
descriptions. divided as follows: Battle ships
FIRST class 20. second 8, third IL; port defense
vessels 1S; first class cruisers-A 23, B 2
second class cruisers 60; third class cruisers
Io3, b SO; edO-DOats-First class So,
second class 33, third class Is. The Query
CoIumn has not he room 10 publish the names
and armament OF all these vessels. This in
Almanac.
NATIVE SoNs-A. S., Los GatOs, CaI.-So far
as is known at the headquarters of the Native
Sons OF the Golden West, no native son having
negro blood in his veins Is a member Of any
parlor In the State. For number of years ef-
Iorts nave been made TO obtain charter for
thr purpose of forming parlOr composed o.
descendants of lie coored race, but without
success. That portion of the constitution of
Inc Grand ParlOr which refers 10 membership
declares that the applicant who desires TO be n
member of parlor must be a white mall, born
In the State OF California, and not under 18
COLONIAL INDIAN FIGHTER-k. p. B., City,
Arthur st. Claire was bonn In Thurso Caith-
ness, Scotland, In 1884. He was the grandson
OF the Earl of Roslyn, was educated at the Uni
versity OF Edinburgh and studied medicine I'M
der DR.. John Hunter. He inherited a fortune
from his mother and came TO this country In
1857 with Admiral Boscowen's fret His mili-
tafy career was most brilliant one until ne
got into dlthculties and resigned from the serv-
ice IN 1872. The last years Of his life were
spent in poverty in a small house on the summit
OF Chestnut Ridge. He died In 1918.
IHE SOLDIERS PAYS. and s., City. The
time when the members of the militia who did
duty at Sacramento during the strike, parteu.
larry the Third Regiment of infantry, will re.
ceFe their nay warrants has not been fixed
IoSslDly when the superior officers get through
tnrH nght on paper in regard to fixing the
DIame Tor non-action at the capital they viii
take rest and commence TO think about nav
ing the men who were forced to do guard dnTy
unuer the heat OF a broiling sun,
JUVENILE RECoRDs-E. A. S., CITY. The
Juvenile class OF the Olympic Club has done
very little In the way of track and field con
tests. 1t has had but two races one of which
was won by Walter n. Hogan and the other by
Sargent l. Holmes. They were for 22O wards
Out the ciuD Kept no record of the time.
DUTY ON IAIPORTS-A. c., City, The 20
percent ad-yalorem duty which has Deen placed
| on coeoanuts means that 20 per cent of tb,
/ Vaiue OIL The consignment must be paid. Fol