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CLAIRvOYANTS.

CLAIRvOYANTS.
4 RRTVED, THE CELEBRATED CIATRVOY-
"a ant, PROF WALTER; don't fail to consult
him; he tells the truth, and nothing but the truth
advice and assistance that makes the unhappy,
broken-hearted and unfortunate happy and sue
cessful the future plainly revealed lovers united
trouble healed, names of friends and enemies
gwen, also the one you marry: reunite the sepa-
rated guaranteed; those who have been deceived
by isqcaed elairvoyants before g5yinS up in de-
y to D. 3O3 Jones ST., bet. Eddy and Ellis.
MRS. ANTHONY, MEDIUM, LIFE READER;
1,1 ladies Csc gents soc. 248 Third st.
NINE. MoREAU, MEDIUM, CLAIRvoYANT;
W speaks German; Csc up Isl Fourth st.
M ME. RAVENNA, TEST MEDIUM, NAMES
41 given; clairvoyant; Csc up. 1888 Howard.
DRESENT AND FUTURE, 25c. :MME. LEG
GETTE, 304 Tehama St., cor. Fourth.
NINE. SCHMIDT, FROM VIENNA; MOST RE-
W nowned; revealing future events; ladies 81,
gentlemen So by mail So $50 Mission st.
M PORTER, CARD-READER = LADIES
ings oS &c gents o palmistry and Garvoyant sit
M RS. ]. ]. WHITNEY, CLAIRVoYANT, TEST
1,l medium and life-reader 21S Stockton.
nj ME. DIR. THOMAS TELLS ENTIRE LIFE,
W past, present, future; consultations on all af-
s sar b nG5nns given good advice
..mPossInIe; Zee 81: letter 81 80 Kearny ST.
ASTROLOGY.
A sTRAL sEER.-PRoF. HOLMES, 623 GEARY
: = s.: horoscopes. cue s.ons. stocks. advice
PROPOSALS.
N OIlCE-N0TICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tnere are funds in the treasury TO redeem bonds
Issued on Levee Dist. No. OF Suffer County, Cal
according to an act of the Legislature approved
April y, 1880, as follows, to wit: Bond No lls
$5O0; bond No. lis, $500: bond No. ia $500.
p9nd 40; ilS $500 bond No: ~, $500; bond No
IL $500; bond No. ITO, $500; bond No 100.
$ou9; bond No. los, $500; bond No. 107 $500;
p0nd NO: los, $500: bond No. los, $500; bond No
io4, $500; bond No. l03, $500, and that the
aboye.named bonds will cease to draw interest from
and after February H. 1895.
- H. j. COPE, Treasurer Suffer Co., Cal
frba City, Jan. 81, 1895
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R~ JOHN F. LYONS, NOTARY PUBLIC
S~S and Commissioner OF Deeds. Passports pro
cured. Office COZ Montgomery ST.; telephone
5439: residence 2202 Steiner st.
r. BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 81.
EE~S Collections made, city or country. Pacific
Collection Co, AS Montgy ST; room o, Tel. $3.50
- CLARA FOLTZ, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
49, rooms IA and Is 9th foor Mills building.
Practices in all State and Federal courts.
r. J. B. MCINTYRE, BOOKBINDER AND
LS~% Printer 422 Commercial ST.
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WE HAVE A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL
W properties in the vicinity of Los Gatos that can
be bought or exchanged. Handsome country
homes and profitable fruit-farms com bned, of all
descriptions of values from $1,000 to $4,000 We
have the experience of fourteen years residence
there, and can definitely describe each offer Call
Tor the bargains now; we won't have them in sum-
mer
Also choice properties in all bay counties and
If yon have property in San Francisco Oakland
or Alameda to exchange for country places or first
class farms within 100 miles of San Francisco to sell
or exchange, see at once. Apply to p H JOR-
DAN & CO., 1SS Croker building, San Francisco.
ELEGANT HOME; 20 ACRES; ALL Level,
IL rich land; adjoins town; vicinity Santa Rosa.
good house. barn, ETC.. thoroughbred trotters. 10
acres orchard; $4,000. SPECK'S, 80 Montgomery.
TRRIGABLE GOVERNMENT LAND: IO
Call Branch Office. ~
7 IL AND 90 ACRE PIECES-Al FOR CHICK
! en- ranches; on and 10 years credit; S25
$50, $40 and 500 per acre; within l mile of town
ID. ii. TWlNG, Sonoma City, Cal
MARIN CoUNTY-5OOO ACRES % MILES
I'l from San Francisco.
RANCHO DE NOVATO
Tracts OF any size desired fruit, grain and vege-
table land; no irrigation; both rail and water
town of Novao; graded school hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular
DAIRY for sale with or without cows.
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY "a
and 90, Chronicle building
fTHE LARKIN-STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
L The CALL has been transferred to ut Larkin
81, where advertisements will be received up TO
...s- :.
MONEY TO LOAN.
A DVANCES MADE ON MERCHANDISE,
"A pianos and furniture In boarding and lodging
houses Room SO, Donohoe Building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE OR COLI
1'I laterals JAS Il. DAMON, 800 Montgomery
MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE, CROKER
w building, room 81; telephone Main 1922
| ST AND I'D CITY MORTGAGES, CHATTELS,
pianos; $50 to $4,000. SPECK, 80 Montg st.
f% MONEY ON REAL-EsTATE SECURITY.
" SHADBOURNE JR. IL CO., 313 Montgy ST.
A NY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON
"A your furniture pianos real estate; low rates;
can and state your proposition or write open
evenings. j. NOONAN, 1921 Mission ST.
ST AND I'D MORTGAGES, ESTATES s,
pianos, aiimony; any sum. MURPHf, ozo
Market ST.
ON ANY SECURITY, Al LOW RATES; DEAL
~ ing confidential. 43 Croker building
MONEY LOANED ON JEwELRY Nd oTHlEaRs
w valuabies at the Security Loan BANK, lloo
Market ST. mr.. Mason; private entrance l urh.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS THE
IA WEEKLY CALL In wrapper for mauins.
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ROOMS.
TX PEARL, BET. VALENCIA AND GUER-
LIZ rero off Markell furnished rooms for house
keeping; bath; hot and cold water rent So
OSo MISSION-3 ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
200 housekeeping; suitable for or 81 $l5
eTe HARRISON-3 NICE SUNNY ROOMS
OtO complete for housekeeping; rent cheap.
90 SIXTH SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS;
AAO complete for housekeeping.
200 ELLIS-2 OR NICELY FURNISHED
CAO sunny housekeeping rooms; reasonable.
oo1 THIRD q UNFURNISHED SUNNY
OOf rooms housekeeping; $5 and Sc.
1O6I THIRD-ROOMS FREE; SINGLE OR
IOO2 double; newly furnished; central
71c HOWARD-A SUNNY FRONT ROOM,
III furnished for housekeeping; kitchen; S12
. SUNNY FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
= rooms, basement 524 Turk St, near Larkin.
ONCE ROOMS, UNFINISHED, FOR
4 housekeeping. Is Zoe ST.
OOI FTH-HOUsEKEEPING ROOMS, FUR
AL nished complete; other rooms: cheap.
400 JESSIE, NEAR MINT = FRONT ROOM
TOO complete for housekpg; also single cheap
900 VAN NESS : NICELY FURNISHED
ZOL rooms, complete for housekeeping.
1901 FIFTH-2 PERFECTLY FURNISHED
HOO sunny housekeeping rooms; cheap.
I n Russ. TOFF HOWARD, NEAR SIXTH
III 2 furnished rooms for housekeeping.
900 MTNNA-2 NICELY FURNISHED SUN
ZCL ny rooms and single, for housekeeping
J70S MISCONCEPTIONS; HOUSEKEEPING:
lIZO no objection to children; cheapest in city.
lO64 n 30 T6Ieesng also snse hs
room.
115oI FoLsoM-LARGE FRONT UNFUR-
IlOO2 nished room; suitable for light house
keeping; cheap.
~ . FREMONT-F OR UNFUR-
4lO nished suitable for housekeeping; marine
view.
sIc NINA : FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
O4O housekeeping; large yard.
q FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
4 keeping; hot and cold water. COS Natoma st.
00I n PoLK-2 NICELY FURNISHED sun
zulu ny connecting rooms for housekeeping;
So
q HARRIET, OFF HOWARD, NEAR SIXTH
y rooms furnished for housekeeping; $40.
JO7 ASH AVE. NEAR POLK ST. BET. Nc
IUt Alster and Fulton-Unfurnished rooms.
no LET-l319 GEARY ST; $50 PER MONTH:
/ elegant fat of rooms, bath and laundry;
large yard modern house with fine exterior
Io07 STOCKTON : NICE FURNISHED
love rooms for honsekeepIng; rent cheap
ROOMS TO LET.
III HAYEs-FURNIsHED SUNNY FRONT
Ii It room for or gentlemen
To0 oFARRELL NICELY FURNISHED
E00 O'FARRELL : SUNNY FURNISHED
OUA rooms; en- suite or single; transient;
reasonable.
~ r. HOWARD-DoUBLEA AND SINGLE SUN
JIO ny front rooms; SIS and So; use bath.
O07 GOLDEN GATE AVE.-NEWLY FUR
10 nished double and single rooms; use bath.
1910 MARKET-LARGE SUNNY FRONT
IZUO rooms reasonable.
II 90 HOWARD-.NICE SUNNY FUR
LOU nished ROOM 30
II NJ STOCKToN-2S SUNNY FRONT ROOMS;
IlU2 l large and small
III JoNEs-l LARGE FRONT s SUNNY
IL room.
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Young LADY WANTS POSITION AS HOUSE,
Il keeper to widower or bachelor Call room 18,
1926 Market st.
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DESPECTABLE, MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
HI wishes situation to do general homework: cook
and good laundress willing to sleep home; or go
out by day or month. a. H., box SO, Call Branch.
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TO LEASE.

mo LEASE 70 IIroIo \
= Cino Park, near San Rafael Bids will be re.
1e eo III Wednesday, February g. OF the Office.
1zo 10 LIB Sutter ST., cor. Kearny.
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w ANTED-WASHING, DISHWASHING OR
W any kind of work by strong, capable and will
ing young woman; can sleep at home. Apply
KATE, 500 Jackson ST. near Powell.
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YOUNG LADY WANTS ENGAGEMENTS AS
L model. Call room 1S, 1925 Market st.
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Young WOMAN, GOOD WASHER AND
4 ironer, wishes work by the day; 81 10 per day.
Gall or address 10 Sherwood place
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VOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
/ upstairs work; wages $40 10 So. Please call or
address 726 ClementinS St; in rear.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-coNTINUED.

SITUATION WANTED BY RELIABLE MAN
y To take care OF horses; good driver; gardener;
handy with toos in private family. ADDRESS ,.
w hoy 90 Call Branch.
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IVOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY,
" washing or housekeeping. Call or address
1871 y oWard ST.
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~ ERMAN GIRL WANTS POSITION AS
" working housekeeper; good references; city or
country. 220l Jones St, cor. Greenwich.
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I ADY WISHES LADIES' AND GENTLE
Il mems washing, ironing. sewing and mending;
cheap Address 81 NatOma ST.
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Young GERMAN GIRL WISHES PLACE
L for general Homework or upstairs and care Of
children. 231a Minna ST.. rear.
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HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN WANTS PO-
Il stion as wetnurse. For references, ETC., APP
ply to DIR. TIL. WEGAND, 2306 Fillmore st.
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DIAM SEWING, WRAPPERS AND chill
L drens dressmaking a speciality. SOP O'Farrell
St., rooms 2 and 3.
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II cles to be patented wants person with means TO
help place them market Address G. F., box
127, Call Branch Office.
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CTRONG, RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES TO
- 10 do washing, ironing, cooking and homework
by the day. MRS ROSS, lis Twenty-sixth St.,
near Mission.
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DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS POSITION
IL cleaning Offices or homework and washing by
the day; frst-cass reference. Address r. W., box
IS. Call Branch.
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YOU'VE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO
l. do general homework in private family; is good
cook afraid OF work. Call 126 Bernard ST., of
Leavenworth, near Pacific
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COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
~ to do general homework; city or short distance
in country. Call or address 56512 Natoma mr.. 7th.
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nRESSMAKER. FIRST. CLASS FILTER AND
u trimmer, wishes few more engagements in
families: 81 % per dav. Address lO31 Market st.
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MARTIN & Co, EMPLOYMENT AGENTS. 749
vi Market St, main telephone No. lS49; furnish
all kinds OF reliable female help.
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IrUATIONs wANTED-FEMALE.

NEAT DANISH COOK. YOUNG, WANTS A
y situation; 8 years references last place. Ad-
iress or telephone MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer
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OFFICES TO LET.


O1TGEARY UNFINISHED OFFICE
Il 4 rooms. Key 21712 Geary (rear).
e EDDY, COR. POWELL-DESIRABLE OF
y fice-rooms; light; ianitor and elevator until 10
P. M; rents So, SO, S15 and $50.
loo CALIFORNIA, COR. DAVIS-DESIR-
1OO able ofice-rooms, with electric lights, ETC.;
rents $40 and S25.
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WANTED-DAY OR LUNCH WORK BY
W first-class waitress Call or address 1877
Seventh St. room 4.
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At THE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT Blu
~ reau a number of frst-class girls awaiting
situations 332 Geary ST.; telephone 9S3.
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COMPETENT SWEDISH WOMAN WANTS
~ work by the day washing ironing and house
cleaning. Call or address 263 Clementina St., near
Fourth rear MRS. HENNING.
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CITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL
- wishes situation to assist; good home; small
wages. Address G. IL, box 122, Call Branch.
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HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS TO LET AT 169
IL Minna ST., at reasonable rent. Key at l59
Minna St. upstairS.
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TOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL RATIONALE
i ties apply NINE. LEOPOLD'S Employment
Office, 957 and 961 Market St: open evenings
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
FRUIrvALE REAL ESTATE.

FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT YOUR OWI
u price. II. SCHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh st.
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(tHAS. f. MAYOR, MFGR'S AG'T, 10 MONTY
~ st. Standard Typewriters and supplies Mimeo
graph goods; installment terms rents, repairs.
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CWEDISH GIRL WANTS a SITUATION AS
- plain cook and to do homework; wages $40 TO
S25. Call or address $50 Howard st.
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CULTIVATION WANTED BY A MIDDLE-AGED
- man; understands work on farm, or to take
care of horses and COWS; do carpenter work and
handy with any kind ofwork city or country. Ad-
dress o. c., box LAT, Call Branch.
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M AGNIFICENT NEW STYLE HARDMAN
Iu piano, beautiful case used a few months guar
anteed must be sold to satisfy balance due; this is
the piano which took highest award at the Worlds
Fair; don't neglect this opportunity. Room II
Flood huildno.
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pEACHER OF COOKERY WOULD LIKE a
Il few more engagements; class or private. Apply
w. +. and L. Union, lob Van Ness ave.
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A MEXICAN WOMAN WISHES POSITION AS
Can or address 8. J.. r. 4 Russ ST. OFF Howard.
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DENTISTS.

MO PAIN-EXTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
IN easy; SOC and 81 artificial teeth SIS; filling
from 81. CROOME Dental Association 759 Mar
ket St., bet Third and Fourth.
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I AIDES CAPSULES, NO. !, ARE SAFE AND
II always reliable; better than tansy or penny
royal pills and all similar medicines unexcelled
Tor Irregularities etc; is sure remedy; price 81;
unequaled safeguard. CALIFORNIA CHEMI-
CAL CO, 129 O'FArrell st.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

OUNNY FLATS AND ROOMS; BATI
- $12 and $13. 1249 Eighteenth.
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T ADY OF GOOD MORALS WANTS POSITION
IL 20 care for children and do family sewing: cut
ter and filter; city ref. Address 1882 Sanchez ST.
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CWEDISH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO
- do general Homework. Call 103S12 Folsom st.
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OF INTEREST
TO WOr1EN.

I brought to bear with the greatest posi-.
BILE effect in behalf of the good people of
our goodly territory"
The editorial closes as follows: They
say, he wants to be a senator. We know
not whether this is true or not, never
having heard him say so, although he IS
quite as communicative now as ever. II
true, why not? Being as sound on the
silver question as the dollars which that
beautiful metal produces. and otherwise
qualified, let him have it."
Such endorsements as these cannot fall
to bring the colonel to the front.
One of Park City's officials came to
Salt Lake a day or two since, and meet
ing an old friend, mining superinten-
dant, was induced TO take his first Turk
ish bath. All the attendants Joined in
rubbing him with gunny sacks, scrub
bling him with sawed off whisps of
brooms and such like. He was finally
put in hot room and warmed up to a
melting point and then hurled into a
tank of ice water. This last was too
much and Park City resented by driving
every one out of the house with a hand
Ratchet.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

And now it is animated that II Hebel
NJ. Wells withdraws from the fight fol
the nomination for governor on the Re
publican ticket. his friends will push
him for secretary Of state.
Variants boom for the nomination
for encouragement on the Republican
ticket seems to be growing.
Colonel Isaac Trumbo's chances fol
a seat in the Senate. in event Of Re
publican victory. are stronger thar
ever. Charley Crane is 'agin" him.
1t seems to be generally conceded
that Judge Zane will be the choice OF
the Republican party for chief Justice
and that he will not have much of a
fight on his hands to get the nomina-
ton, either.
A short time ago a well known Re-
publican politician and prominent
official were discussing the senatorial
contest with group Of interested cit
liens. The politician admitted that
Colonel Trumbo appeared to be in the
thought he would be headed off,"
well" said the official. II will just
bet 800 to $50 that if the Republicans
control the legislature Trumbo will go
to the Senate
And the politician concluded that he
didn't want to take it. The money is
still awaiting a taker
And now W. F. James friends are
pushing him for something" on the
Republican ticket. The something
appears to be indefinite at this stage
of the game. but it is said an effort
will likely be made to secure for him
the nomination for treasurer or aud
itor.
The Republican party in Utah is in
bad way. 1t is split up into two dis
tinct factions. one supporting A. l..
Thomas for governor and the other
Charley Crane for the same position.
Then the leaders are at war among
themselves. Goodwin. Varian and Allen.
all being leaders of factions here,
while other factions are at war all
over the territory. Then the party is
split over the woman suffrage propo-
Sition, bounty and everything else, and
no one seems able to patch up truce.
In contrast with this. the Democrats
are working in perfect harmony, and
the party is daily getting in better
fighting trim.
In spite of the efforts of Tom
hedrn 5 1rlendS 10 force MIN into the
Republican senatorial fight, the gentle
man from Park City says Nay, nay"
and that settles it. The friends of Rich
ard Macintosh. however. seem to be
in earnest in discussing his Qualifica-
lions. but like several others mention
ed, Mac doesn't seem inclined to make
a move in the matter. Bankers Dooly
and Mccormick will certainly figure in
the fight, but the politicians say that
the booms of Goodwin and Bennett
have collapsed.
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SEELEY'S CASE.
i Comes to the Front Again in q
New Form.

New Form.
New York, April 19.-The officers of
the National Shoe and Leather bank are
making an effort to force the widow of
Frederick R. Baker to settle the claims
against her husbands estate which the
bank made last November, and argu-
ment will be heard today in the supreme
court chambers on a motion of James
Bishop, counsel to the bank, for the ap-
pointment of a referee to take testimony
in the suit. Mrs. Baker will be repre-
sented by Joseph p. Seely. of Tracy.
Boardman & Platt, who will protest
against a reference of the case, prefer
ring to have the testimony heard in open
court.
Mrs. Baker and her friends believe she
has a good defense and Mrs. Baker IS
anxious TO clear her husbands memeory
of the charge that the bank makes
against him-1at his real estate invest
ments were made with money taken il
legally from the bank.
The case grows out of the discovery
made last November. Bookkeeper Samuel
c. Seeley's defalcation, amounting to
$4,000, and the sudden death of Freder-
ick R. Baker, who was accused OF having
received the bulk of the money of the
Shoe and Leather Bank.
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COMING TO SALT LAKE.

Edwardsville Intelligencer: John W.
Burton, clerk of the appellate court at
Mt. Vernon, and brother of Attorney
eral days ago from Salt Lake, where he
has been spending the winter. The Mt
Vernon News says he proves by his TO-
bust appearance that as discoveries OF
a healthy country the MormonS were u
decided success. 1t also states that it is
among possibilities that MIR. Burton may
in the future determine to locate in Utah.
Mr.. Burton is one of the most popular
public men Of the state. and if it were
not for his ill-health there is 10 posi-
ton in the state which he might not at
tain His friends would sincerely regret
to have him locate elsewhere.
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HEARD ON THE SIDE

Colonel Isaac Trumbo is conducting his
senatorial campaign with a quiet and IN
firing energy. which his opponents are
as yet not on to properly. While Char.
lie Crane is wrangling and jauglinc in
the constitutional convention, while Ar
thur L. Thomas and his faction are con-
hning themselves to missionary work in
Salt Lake, Colonel Isaac, with his nleas
ant smile and winning way, is getting
solid with the country delegate. The
latter appreciate THE Liberator" and his
efforts; that is. the rank and file of the
Republican party, who think that he ia
responsible for statehood, appreciate. No
man who is 2 Republican, they claim.
San think otherwise. To deprive
Colonel g,-snbo of any credit is to for
felt all Republican claim for considera-
ton Selahl
So, as stated, the colonel is leaving the
others to fight among themselves and is
quietly working. Already the country
press is speaking very kindly OF him, and
In salt Lake an evening paper gives him
a great send off. Evidently the colonel
VIII have no lack Of newspaper support
when this fight opens.
The Salt Lake paper referred to saws
of him: "In no part of the earth have
clearer headed, steadier nerved, manIier
moulded and stronger handed young men
been contributed TO the worlds pageant
which begins at the cradle and ends at
The grave than in our own territory.
Soon we trust to be invested with royal
sovereignty: and among them all none
has made a better. holder or more sue
cessful .'tussle" than the one to whom
we refer above-Coi. Isaac Trumbo''
This is strong language. but no
stronger than that which follows: ''Not
only has he made it go elsewhere, but
IL the zenith Of his prospe-ity has not
forgrtten the friends of former days. In
Washington and elsewhere. during the
frying times now happily closed. his
voice and influence we're ever being
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WILDE AND TAYLOR.
Both Formally Committed For Trial
Bail Being Refused.

Both Formally Committed For Trial
Bail Being Refused.
London, April 19.-At Bow Street po-
lice court today, Oscar Wilde and Alfred
Taylor, charged with serious misde-
meanors, were brought up on remand and
formally committed for trial, bail being
refused. Wilde was much more pallid
and distressed than he had seemed since
he first appeared in court. 1t was neces-
sary to allow him a seat in the dock,
and he rested there in a limp fashion,
paying no attention to the proceedings.
The list of charges of gross indecency
against Wilde was read and he was
asked by the magistrate if he wished to
say anything in reply. Wilde answered.
mot at present" Counsel on behalf of
Wilde made an application for bail. but
the presiding magistrate replied that hs
considered the evidence so serious that
bail could not be allowed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-20
SANTA nARRARA,s FESTIVAL,

Santa Barbara, Gal, April 19.-Today
was the last day of the floral festival.
and it was a grand one. The weather was
a little cloudy. The afternoon was de-
voted to excursions to the points of in
terest around this city and many people
journeyed out to the United States ship
Olympia The officers of the Olympia
are being entertained royalty.
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REPENTED OF HIS SINS.

Winchester, Va, April 19.-Thornton
Parker, negro, who lately attempted an
assault on Mrs. Nelson, at Middleton.
was hanged this morning in the Jail yard
here. About 300 persons witnessed the
execution. Parker stood without tremor
and addressed the crowd, telling them
that he was the right man, had repented
of his sins and hoped to meet them in
hea yen