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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


TX TOWN LOTS UNDER CULTIVATION
L y with vegetables and small fruit: house with
rooms, Darn and ouuhouses: ready sale for all veg
Cal, box g.. oA'
| 81 ACRES WITH NICE COTTAGE. BARN.
L-s poultry-houses ETC.: young orchard of zoo
Trees; place cost $500; will sell or exchange for
Apply SPECK Il CO, 30 Montgomery st.
&100 CASH, $11O0 IN 10 YEARS, BUYS
" wv model 10-acre ranch; Sonoma; all level:
snap. sPECk'S, so Montgomery.
81 ACRES; MODEL FRUIT AND POULTRY
@zoOo; viii exchange. SPECKS, so Montgomery.
4 TO 10 ACRE LITTLE HOMES ON EIGHT
= years credit d. II. TWING, Sonoma City, Cal.
IS-EsTABLIsHED Is YEARS
n D. sICKELs,
THE
LAND AGENT.
me only agency in America making sale and ex-
Gh9hge OF country property strict speciality regu-
DAILY descriptive LAND JOURNAL.
Accurate descriptions of hundreds OF places for
sale and propositions TO exchange ranches for town
and city property; also for any class OF business
mines. Greatly Facilitating and free of charge to
buyers and sellers. All new propositions daily.
Sls Post ST., bet stockton and Powell, s. T.
TOR SALE-PEACH, PEAR AND PRUNE
i orchards with vineyard, house. barn. chicken
honses GO acres), 312 miles from good town; close
TO good school; clear deed, or would exchange for
Berkeley; purchaser can have incoming crop of
fruit. Address Owner box 90, this Office.
HOUSE AND LOT IN SAN JOSE AT COST
Ii of house, will exchange for unim proved CITY
property. Address 522 Howard ST., s J..
DOSS VALLEY-HOUSE 7 ROOMS: BATH:
III large lot: near station: $1,000 or exchange civ
property. JAMES TUNeTEAD, San Anselmo
A n Equal SHOW FOR ALL; STRAIGHT
"a fair and square deal; an investment offered
that is honest; own your own home and BE indie
pendent try it and you will find that we advise
you right; will sell you 40 of alluyial soil
nj
for $3.50; So per down, balance in so monthly
payments without interest, and viii throw in town
lot lUOxl5O: land suitable for all kinds of fruit
berries or grain; needs no irrigation; climate un-
surpassed anywhere in California: 1853 miles north
OF san Francisco and only 20 miles from county
town; fare, round trip, SO. For investments and
Information address call on the II. NJ BENSON
Co, SO2 Broadway, Oakland
M GRIFFIN, COTTONWOOD, CAL. SENDS
w. free circulars and prices of cheap land.
MARIN CoUNTY-5OO0 ACRES % MILES
W. IRON San Francisco
RANCHO DE NOVATo
Tracts OF any size desired; fruit grain and yese-
table land; no irrigation: both rail and water
transportation; $40 to SIS per acre; easy terms
town Of Novato; graded school, hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular.
Dairy for sale with or without cows
sfNDlCATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, GA
and 90. Chronicle building.
IF YOU WANT A RANCH FOR GRAZING
L purposes or an orchard already improved where
only small cash outlay is required, balance payable
in or years, apply 326 Montgomery ST., s. F.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 8 CENTS THE
"A WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing.
TO EXCHANGE.
DOR EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY PROP
II erty, a nice Groom house, in good location in
Alameda. JOSEPH a. LEONARD COMPANY,
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DIVORCE GRANTED
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

(Birth marriage ana death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.
BORN.
HOOK-In this city, May 26, 1885, to the wife OF
:. HI. Hook, twins-son and daughter.
STENTZ-In this city, May &C. 1895, TO the wife Of
G. II. StentZ, son.
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TO EXCHANGE.


ENOR EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY PROP
j. erty, a nice Groom house; in good location in
Alameda. JOSEPH a. LEONARD COMPANY,
19 Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Cal.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR BUILDING MA
w teral nice Groom house; in good location in
Alameda JOSEPH A. LEONARD COMPANY,
10 Montgomery St., San Francisco Cal
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HHEAP LOT, S7xllO, SCOTT ST; CHOICE
" NE. corner: unobstructed marine view: pro-
tected from winds; choice neighborhood. Address
B. C., box IS, Call Office.
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IN ALAMEDA--TO EXCHANGE FOR SAN
J. Francisco property, modern 2-story house: 8
rooms and bath; handsomely furnished; lot COX
$50; gas, city and well water: carriage-house;
street mscadamized; half block to electricians; 5
minutes nom broad-gauge station; q minutes to
narrow gauge; cost $4,000 Apply CHAS. C.
BEMIS, S24 Montgomery St. S. f.
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.
400 MISSION-SUNNY FRONT SUITES;
iiAO with or without board; price reasonable.
THE BERESFORD. BUSH AND STOCKTON:
first class 81 SO, So per day; with parior, So 30.
VIM. CHAMBERLIN, Prop.
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PALMISTRY.

NINE. MINERVA, THE MARVELLOUS ENG.
Vl fish palmist, grants interviews daily from 10
to $3.50 in her rooms at the Oriel, cor. of Market
and Franklin, third floor, room AZ; fee 81; garden
parties, bazaars etc. attended: lessons given.
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EDUCATIONAL.

pIANO AND SINGING; 927 MARKET ST;
Il MANSFIELD method for piano; Tetedeux singing,
one lesson free. Studio blS,
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coon NEAT NEW COTTAGE, 5 ROOMS;
u OOO. lot 25x1l0; sun all day. Andover ST..
Inll.- pnrI-
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HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSES TO LET.
TO CEDAR AVE, NORTH OF GEARY, Mr..
LIZ Van Ness-House of rooms and BATH
XXX HOWARD-NEW HOUSE; 10 ROOMS;
AcIc bath; latest improvements only $33.
OQJ O CALIFORNIA-SR ROOMS, BATH; CON-
AcIC seryatory; hot air furnace; fine order
d0S NINA, BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH-5
1oo rooms and every modern Improvement.
1920 MISsION-BAY-W WINDOW HOUSE; 10
1OcO rooms; sunny side
0I1 4 ROOMS AND EASEMENT. 629 LO-
% L. Gust ave-, near Laguna and McAllister.
90 TWENTY-THIRD, NEAR HAM PSHIRE-
20 six rooms, bath and yard; rent $lS
1907 WASHINGTON ST.-HOUSE6 ROOMS;
IOAi bath; water free; rent $50.
r OVER PART OF A HOUSE TO LET; COS
u Post So no chldren
TENEMENT A ROOMS, HALL; RENT $40.
S12 Jessie, near Ninth.
1890 CLAY, NEAR LARKIN = MODERN
ICOA house, rooms; rent reduced to $25.
0IO ONLY; NICE ROOMS; BASEMENT;
ID IL sunny yard. 721 Fourteenth St.. mr.. Mar
ket, in rear.
190 PosT-GoOD LOCATION FOR MILL
lou ner dressmaker or doctor; low rent. Apply
to G. II. UMBSEN d CO., ID Montgomery ST.
&07I 2 NEWLY PAPERED, PAINTED 2
.DAs2 story houses, rooms, bath: desirable
neighborhood. Broderick ST., near McAllister.
gOO 7-ROOM HOUSE, ALL FRESCOED.
.pAU. 1916 Hilbert ST., bet. Octavia and Laguna.
Clio 3ROOMS, YARD, CELLAR. 81 DORE
tpI ST., OH Harrison, bet. Ninth and Tenth.
GIH BAY-WINDOW HOUSE 2l21a PERRY
I'D It. ST.. 4 rooms; unfinished basement: water
free. Apply to G. II. UMBSEN d. CO., IA Mont
gomery st.
NEW HOUSE AND BA sEMENT IS FIT. LONG;
IN windows front and rear. 154 Tehama.
HOUSE, FINE LOCATION, PERFECT RE
IL pair. Inquire ALMA +. KEITH, "a Kearny.
HOUSES HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES
IL To rent, to rent 10 rent to rent to rent to rent.
BALDWIN d HAMMOND: 10 MONTGOMERY So.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED: SIX ROOMS;
IL BATH piano; garden. 1917 Golden Gate ave.
DELIGHTFUL HOME, WITH GROUNDS. IN
u warm belt of Mission; rent low to desirable
tenant; partly furnished. 434 Bartlett st.
CIX-ROOM COTTAGE OR FLAT FUR
~ nished; rent $35 month Y, box 81, this
Office
II ANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUNNY PAR
II lor floor for housekeeping; rooms and BATH
3l44 Sixteenth ST., near Guerrero.
FURNISHED COTTAGE; z ROOMS, BATH !;
Il rent for months oryear: choice location. Call
at 224l San Jose ave-, Park-st station, Alameda
600 TWENTY-THIRD ST., BET. VALENCIA
house; 6 rooms; bath; saloon parors; all in Al
order; rent $35. Apply l.. A. SOUC & CO., 465
and 467 Valencia st.
O1dI LARKIN-COMPLETEL FURNISH
I'LL ed clean modern cottage of rooms and
bath; gas stove.
M HOLE OR PART OF MODERN FUR
w nished fiat: 112312 McAllister st.
SAN RAFAEL HOUSES TO LET.
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| = 1OWN LOTS UNDER CULTIVATION
- WIN vegetables and small fruit. house with
rooms Darn and outhouses: ready sale for all veg
Cal, boy 60. '
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WANTED-TO BUY COTTAGE AND 2FLATS
w In Western Addition: must be cheap. Apply
c. II. WORKMAN, $50 Market st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

G000 1OOx12o BLOCK 81, UNIVERSITY
tDZOO. Homestead Association.
SPECIALIZATION; corner on san Bruno ave-; Alb
hey Homestead Association; only one left. CHAS.
C. FISHER, 507 California ST.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-26
NOTICE

Dorothea Lamb is authorized to transact all
matters of business for me and TO sign my
name. J. ALFRED MACON,
Office: Old Capitol Building, next Post
office. Honolulu. 4l4l-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-26

George Macfarlane and wife did
not arrive by the Warrimoo yester-
day, as stated in one OF the after
noon papers. In a letter to Mana
ger Lucas. Mr. Macfarlane stated it
was his intention 10 return home
during the latter part of next
month.
Pur-er Humphreys OF the War
rimoo has been confined to his bed
for the past ten days with a severe
attack OF infammatory rheumatism.
Notwithstanding his illness the
genial officer manages to discharge
the arduous duties OF that posi-
ton.
Latest importation Of ladies'
hats, bonnets and toques are now
open for inspection at Sachs.
Don't forget that silver souvenirs
will be given away today and to-
morrow in the millinery depart
ment. a beautiful doll is to be
given away also.
Jeweler Wichman can always be
depended on in bringing before the
public the newest and most at
tractive wares in various lines. He
has recently received a large col
lection OF Rudolstadt Art Pottery;
also fine American cut glass and
handsome chatelaine bags in
lizard, kangaroo and Morocco.
Read his big lad" in today's issue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-26
Flower Mission Show.

The entertainment of the Hos
pital Flower Mission will take
place at o'clock this evening in
independence Park pavilion. Many
attractions will be presented. The
various tables will be attractively
decorated, with the Hawaiian Band
in attendance to furnish music.
Dancing will be one of the pleas
ures of the evening.
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FOR LEASE.

LARGE DWELLING HOUSE IN A
charming location, one mile from
the postoffice, containing rooms,
bath room etc, partlyfurnished. Outbuild-
ings consisting of servants house, stable,
carriage house etc, etc. The grounds com
prise , large paddocks. and a garden, con-
tanning fruit trees and choice plants.
Apply to d. LAMb.
At office OF J. Alfred Magoon. Honolulu.
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WAN TED.

room in private family. Must be cen rally
located. Address r, f." this office.
t5S-tf
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TO LET.

THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
Beretania street, No. 49, at present Oc-
cuped by A. NJ. SDroull, Esq, and contain
ing rooms, kitchen and Dathhouse, besides
Outhouses.
4I2I-tf H. w. SCHMIDT 81 SONS.
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From the New Office.

The Commercial Journal will be
issued from its new office tomorrow
afternoon at 3OS Merchant street,
where copies will be on sale. The
paper may also be had from the
bookstores after 3 o'clock.
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$3.50.

In fact, anything you may wish in the
corset line, you can find it in our stock of
SONNETTES. For the benefit of those
who have not tried the Sonnettes, we
would like EVERY LADY in Honolulu to
take pair of them home and fit them.
Whether you need corset or not, see
how perfect they fiji. You can return
them.
We guarantee every pair.
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months, a small furnished Cot
tage between Punchbowl and Puma
hou streets; also a horse and buggy,
Apply TO I. y. Birnie care ID. p. BRINE.
1885,
Arizona republican., 1895-05-21
"BROTHER JOHN."
He's Wading Around in Persecu
 ton.

He's Wading Around in Persecu-
 ton.
 The case of John Davis, the colored man arrested last week for threatening the life of Susie Poole, white girl, came to sudden end in Justice John. stone's court yesterday morning. The prosecuting witness denied wholly the allegations made by her in the com plaint on which Davis was arrested. She said that she had made the com plaint under pIc11ssnre: It transnires that both had been attending the same place of religious worship. Among the witnesses was the dressmaker at whose house and in whose presence the murderous threats were said to have been uttered also an attendant at the same church. The testimony of this woman was not required.
 After it was all over she congratu- lated Brother John" upon the estab' lishment of his innocence. Later in the day "Brother John" was arreste for lascivious conduct, against which MT. Edmunds secured special provis ion in the organic act. He is again in jai and will have hearing before Com missioner Crenshaw today, at which il is feared developments will be made calculated to affect his religious stand | inp
Arizona republican., 1895-05-21
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The Battalion Formation Is Oiscon-
 tinued.

General orders issued from the head quarters of the National Guard of Ari- zona yesterday, beside announcing or dinary changes in the guard discon- tinue the battalion formation after June 1. Battalion commanders are re. lieved and company commanders are required to report directly to regi- mental headquarters. Orders and communications thereafter will be is- sued direct to company commanders. The following other announcements are included in the general orders:
 The resignation of First Lieutenant A. F. Banta, Company K, having been received at these headquarters some time since, is after due consideration accepted, to take effect at once he will turn over to Captain Walter u. Scott all ordnance and ordnance stores, clothing, equipage, -quartermaster s stores and company property. immedi- atelv upon the receipt of this order.
 Commissions have been issued since the publication of the last general orders from these headquarters to the following officers: Captain Walter G. Scott, company K First regiment of infantry, to date from the 1st day of April, 1895. Captain Robert H. Brown, company E, First regiment of infantry,
Arizona republican., 1895-05-21

to date from the 18th day of April, 1895. First Lieutenant George A. Macdonald, company E, First regiment of infantry, to date from the 18th day of April, 1895 Second Lieutenant William M. Newell, company E, First regiment of infantv. to date from the 15th day of April, 1895.
 A leave of absence for sixty days with permission to go beyond the territory has been granted Second Lieutenant Chas. Jarvis, to date from the lss day Of April, 1895.
 A new blank discharge will be pro- vided company commanders which will be used in the future and the applica- tion for discharge now in use will be discontinued.
 Blank acquisitions have been for warded to company commanders which they will make out and forward at once. Companies must confne them selves to absolute necessities. If pos- sible go to do 4 LOGO rounds of ammuni. ton will be allowed each company on their requisltion. Company command CTS are again cautioned against allowing their supply of ammunition to fall be. low 1000 rounds.
 It has not been deemed necessary to issue an order for Memorial Day having felt confident that the guard will vol untarily assist the old veterans in a proper observance of the day.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-21
THIS IS A PUDDING.
A Social For a Railroad $
 Benefit.
How the Women of Winslow Will Raise Money For the Use of
 Rich Corporation.
From the Winslow Mail.

From the Winslow Mail.
 The ladies of Winslow propose to hold fair on the 27th, 18th and 29th instant, the proceeds to go toward building round house and machine shops at this place. Whatever is un- dertaken by our ladies is always carried through to success. They are alive to the interests of the town, and have been induced to take hold of this mat ter because of the indifference and apathy shown by the men to their own welfare and interests. If the male population of Winslow were one- half as patriotic and loyal to their town es the ladiee, there would be marked diff ference in its appearance and prosper. ity. The Mail wishes them all the sue. cess they deserve, and if they get it. they will succeed in raising more money than will be necessary to erect two such buildings as Is required. We do not wish to invade the sanctity oi our households by volunteering ad- vice to our housewives, therefore, we merely suggest that theyg their hus- bands cold coffee and half cooked viands until they show more energy and enter prise n public matters than they are now doing.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-21
CONVENT PUPILS PICNIC.
The Anniversary of an Established
 FeStiVity.

The pupils of the convent were treat, ed to a picnic last Saturday at the Hole-in-the- Rock. These picnics come annually and last Saturday was the an niversary. The little picnickers were ready at dawn for the twelve mile ride. Beside the pupils there were in the party Mr. T. King and family, Mrs. P. H. Coyle. Landlord Luhrs of the Commercial, furnished the conveyances. An oversight at the outset threatened the exedilion with disaster. The ice cream YVES forgotten. MT. Murray, the couftctioner, was blamed for that, but his forgetiulness was, made good and the party took new start.
 A half hour of rain on the way dampened and depressed the dust, nothing else. There never was another such dinner and never such games and climbing of hills and mountains. The party returned to the city about sundcwn.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-21
A POINTER. Northern Arizona and
 This Valley Should Come to Know Each Other Better. It Would Result in Mutual Satisfaction and Profit. Prescott's Great Fourth of July Celebration-ASh Fork as an
 Advertising Medium.

Ex-Councilmen Goldberg and Lacy returned on Sunday morning from a trip through the northern part of the territory. The journey was one only of recreation taken to celebrate their de. liverance from official cares. Speaking of it yesterday MT. Goldberg eaid:
 II was surprised to learn that so little was known of the products of the valley. The new road has opened up a yaluab means of communication but neither the people of the north nor we have taken full advantage of it. They do not seem to have learned that we can supply them with variety of pro- ducts which they had got into the habit of buying elsewhere and we have taken no especial pains to inform them that we have such things for sale.
 "I noticed in many places, particu- larly in store in Flagstaff, boxes and hoxes of poultry shipped from Kansas City, tubs of oleomargerine, raisins and other dried fruits from distant parts. They were surprised when I told them that we had more chickens, butter and eggs than we could dispose of, that we could duplicate their supplies of raisins and dried fruits at reduced prices. that we were already shipping these things III carlots out of the territory. Most of the merchspts9had heard of our soar factory, but d6d not know that it's pro duct was equal ipe quality to any or earth and sulfielAs in volume to sup ply the territory.
 "Our ability to furnish all these things to the northern merchants is al most limitless and we should tell then go, if they do not take the pains to in. quire about it"
 Messrs. Goldberg and Lacy visited among other places, Prescott. Jerome Flagstaff, Williams, Winslow and Ash Fork.
 Said Mir. Gold berg, "Prescott is { town to be proud of, if for nothing else because it raised $7 900 for Fourth O July celebration. Every Arizonial should attend that celebration to wit ness a sample of Arizona pluck. 1 will be the grandest affair of the kint in the history of the territory. I don know how all the money will be spent but $1 1850 will be set aside to purchas prizes in the hose team tournament 1850 for baseball prizes and $350 for bi cycle prizes. Phenix should have representation in all these contests Even if we cannot win the prizes w can show an appreciation of our north ern sisters energy and public spirit"
 Both gentlemen say that evidences 0 thrift are prevalent throughout tn north. There is a great activity il mining and live stock and everybod seems to he rich and happy.
 One thing struck the eye of MT Goldberg that many another visito would have qnite overlooked. That i the value of Ash Fork as an advertise ment for Phoenix. Arrangement should be made, he believes, to attrac the attention of the A. &. P. tourists The attraction might be display c valley products and an assortment c literature descriptive of the city ant surrounding country. It could hardl. fail to turn aside many passengers i this direction.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-21
A QUESTION OF SALARY
A Term Of Office Which Ends oz
 Itself.

An interesting question has arisea concerning the payment of appointire territorial officers under certain. condf- tions. One condition is the appoint ment of an officer during recess, that IS between two legislative sessions and the failure to either reappoint him or name his successor during the succeed ing legislative session. According to law his term will expire Of itself on the last day cf such session and the office becomes vacant without action by the governor and the legislature. The question is, can the incumb bent of the office legally hold it, perform it's duties and draw his salary by the pleasure oG the governor?
Arizona republican., 1895-05-21
SSo,OOo,00o GONE.
Another YaWning Hole in the
 Treasury.
That Great Product of Democratic Legislation the Income Tax,
 MeltS Away Like Dew.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
 WASHINGTON, May 20.-The income tax is declared to be unconstitutiona in toto.
 Justices Harlan and Jackson have read diSsents and Justice Brown will do the game.
 There has been collected about ESQ., GOO under the income tax law which will be refunded.
 The justices against the law are Chief Justice Fuller, Justices Gray, File, Brewer. Shiras; for the law, Jus. tices Harlan, White, Brown and Jack son.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-21
A USELESS SHAM Murderer FrederiCkS' fn- sanity Dodge Fails. HerriCk'S Death to Be Avenged on July 26. A New Strike Breeding on the
 s. P. Coast Division.
A Horizontal Cut of Conductors and Arrangements Wages - Pugi-
 listic Events Last Night.
By the Associated Press.

SAN FRANClsco. May 20.-After hear ing expert testimony regarding the question of the sanity of Murderer Fredericks, all the witnesses pronunc- ing Herrick's slayer sane and sham ming insanity, Judge Murphy sem tenced him to be hanged Jnly 26.
 The wagas of conductors and bag gagemen on the coast division of the Southern Pacific have been cut. For merly those running through 10 Pacific Grove received ten per cent more than those running to San Jose. Now all are paid lower rate. The employees will protest to the division superin- tendent,