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MelYin'S DanaUe Suit.

Department Two of the Superior Court
was engaged yesterday in hearing argu-
ment on law points by counsel in the
suit of E. W. Melvin against the State
for 900 damages for injuries received
when the seats gave way at Agricultural
Park some years ago. The trial of the
case Will commence before a jury this
morning,
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Edwin S. PendIeton Wanted.
William S. Pendleton whose address

WIIIIanl ,. PendIeton, whose address is
Lock Box 2625, New York City, writes to
the RECoRD-UNIoN as follows:
New YORK CITY, January 18TH.
EDS. RECoRD-UNION: Would you try
and ascertain the whereabouts of Edwin
S. Pendleton, as he is my father and I
haven't heard from him Since 1876. He
was at that time, l think, in your city. 1
don't know whether he is still living or
dead, and have been advised to write to
you, as L am told you would be the most
likely one to assist me in finding out
BY complying with my request you will
bestow very great favor on your most
humble servant.
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Articles or incorporaUlon.

The following articles of Incorporation
have been filed IN the Office of the Sscre-
tary of State:
Los Gatos Sanitarium and Hotel Com
pany. Principal place of business, Los
Gatos. Capital stock. $50, 900, with W. II.
Kinnie, Redwood City. and j. n. Adams
b. Z. II. Spencer. Charles w. Gertridge
and L. +. Hunter of Los Gatos as directors.
Medical Mutual Benefit Association.
Principal place of business, San Fran
cisco, with Sol Alder, Louis Krause, Sam
uel Taussig, Henry Schmidt and Henry
Stern OF San Francisco as directors,
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Installation of Onicers.

The new officers of Lily of the Valley
Lodge, No. IL, D. of H., a. o. U. W.,
have been installed for the ensuing term.
as follows: P. c. of H., Mrs. c. II. Dosch:
z. OF H., Grace Walker; L. Of H., Clara
Wentworth; c. of c., Mrs. May Flana-
gan; Recorder, Mrs. Flora Pollock; Re-
ceiyer; Mrs. A. Hubert; Financier, P.
GEMS: Usher, May Sawtelle; l. c., Mrs
BenslI; O. c., j. Coyle; Advisor to c. of
H., Mrs. @. Schadt.
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NOIarleS PnhIlc.

Governor Budd has appointed and
commissioned the following Notaries
Public: E. T. Sterling, San Jose; j. C.
Ruddock, Ukiah; William S. Wells, Mar
tinez; John a. Pirtle, L. A. Phillips. S.
NJ. Haskins, Los Angeles; George S.
Noonan, Weayerville; II. c. Van Meter,
Stockton; G. d. Hamilton. Banning;
Henry j. Boree, Acton; q. L. McDon-
ough, Lordsburg; Anthony Hubbs, Cal
iStOpa
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r,ARTE PEARS CANS o5c. . C,ANs

TABLE PEARS, 2 CANS 25c; 2 CANS
| tomatoes. i &C; 3 cans, 2Oc; 1-gallOn cans,
2Oc; 3 cans Eagle milk, SOC; cans corn, csc;
3 frames honey, 25c; 1 2-tb can oysters, DC;
granulated sugar, 81; 3 lbs English walnuts,
2Oc; prunes, sc q D; our Taste hams. 13c a %;
/ l bs table rice, SOC; dried grapes, &c u 10;
6 lbs 25c; picked butter, soc roll; packed,
butter sc ID; Canada maple syrup, 1-gallon
can, 81; Arbuckle coffee, 25C n II; tubular
lanterns 4Oc each: l-burner coil-oiI stoves
soc; coal hods, 25c; china mush bowls lc
each; pieces genuine china gOld-band ware
given away with / soc can Beehive Baking
Powder: butter, eggs and poultry a speciality
Send or call for complete price-list. PERKINS,
IL SON, Eleventh and j, Sacramento, and
Perkins Station.
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UNTIMELY DEATH.

A Very Old Man Succumbs to Case
of Pneumonia.
If Amos Larsen had not exposed HIM
self to the pitiless storm and thereby
contracted pneumonia. he might have
lived to a good old age, for he had no
chronic or hereditary taint of disease in
his system. But he died at the County
Hospital.
Deceased was only 1O2 years old, and
had for some time been living at the
County Hospital. He was quite vigor-
Gus man for one of his age, and, taken
all in all, nature had been very kind to
him.
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OF = FIFTH ST-TWO NICELY FUR
JlC ntshed front rooms. Rent reasonable
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ITO RENT T-PLEASANT FURNISHED
L rooms suitable tor light housekeeping.
102S, corner Second and 2 streets.
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HOUSE, CORNER OF THIRD
VI and J; fine furnished rooms by the day,
week or month.
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EtALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRKIN
~ butter, 20c ID; No. pickle roll, 35c; good
hams, l lc ID; bacon, 1915 D.; shoulders, nc
ID; rolled oats ana wheat. &c IL; 3 cans tolila-
toes, 20c fancy olives, 25c quart; layer
raisins, 10-lb box, soc; 10 bars boss soap.
25c; good tea, 25c lb; Schulimg's best Costa
get a square deal call at SIS K street. 81
MONS IL son.
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GPOCEpTE2
NIGOS LS l - ,.

4 CANS GOOD OYSTERS FOR 25c;
4 sugar corn, for 25c; tomatoes, 8 for zoe;
ham ham, lc; shoulder &c ID; bacon, 1Uc; cot
tOlene, soc can; lard, 0Uc; g ibs Extra & sugar,
81; 1S1@ 1bS granuIated sugar, 81; noun
tain butter. 20c ID; 5-Io can pepper
or mustard, 10c; saTdiues, sc can; large cans
soap, zoe; our mountain Creamery butter at
4Oc square is as good as any butter that
comes; potatoes. 6Oc sack; good raiSns S lbs
2oc. BEESLEIG Il son,
Boston Cash MarkeL SO i strcet
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the Capital of the greatest fruit State in
the Union. The following officers were
elected:
Mrs. E. M. Carly, President; Mrs.
Charlotte A. Trohock, Vice-P President;
Mrs. }. A. Downer. Secretary; Mrs. III.
ID. Swift. Treasurer,
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Challenged to Fight.

Jack Hardwick, who claims to be the
British champion bantam weight boxer.
has challenged Henry Rubenstein of this
city for ten-round match. He is being
managed by Professor Young Dutchv.
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Mortpapa Released

Governor Budd, as President of the
Board of Regents of the State University,
has signed satisfaction of mortgage to the
Land and Loan Company OF San Fran
cisco for $50, 900.
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designations Accepted.

Governor Budd has accepted tie resig-
nations of NOtaries Public j. A. Edgren
OF Oakland and W. F. Dougherty of San
Rafael, Marin County.
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The NInIln Estntn

Jose Baptista, II. NJ. LaRue, Jr., and
Charles Coo-ey, appraisers OF the estate Of
Joseph X. MeIlo, deceased, have ap-
praised the estate at Sl3, ,459 TO-
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fifth interest in the same land, valued at
S240, and personal property valued at Sl95.
The heirs are the petitioner and George
A. Morgan, brothers, and Carrie A. Nor
gan, sister Of the victims of the tragedy.
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I1OQ FOURTH STREET ET-FURNIsHED
1.-Two rooms, 81 and upward per week; nice
front suite. Mrs. w. a. CASWELL.
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VNHE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING
OF stockholders OF the Germania Building
ana Loan Association OF the City of Sacra-
nent0 Will be neld ON WEDNESDAY, the
%ou Gay OF January, 1895. at 1880 o'clock
P. NJ, at smiths Han, No 1lI4 seventh
street, between X and L. in Sacramento City.
JOSEPH HAHN, President.
ii. j. GOETHE, Secretary. ia17-6t
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MICE ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UN-
~ furnished, opposite Postottice. Call or
address 72413 X Street.
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ITO LET-A LOWER FLAT OF ROOMS
i and bath, at 1912 Tenth ST., bet. L and NJ.
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PLUGGED-UP FIRE-PLUGs.

The fire department was greatly handi-
capped in its labors by the large amount
of sediment deposited in the neighboring
hydrants from the river water, and there
is little doubt that had clear water been
instantly available for the use OF the en-
gines the lives of the little ones might
have been saved
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DILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND E
IL Good butter, 40 to 45c per roll; creamery
butter soc; soused mackerel 25c tor cans:
deviled ham. p, 2 for 25c; r. 2 for sc; corn
beef l5c for 2-fb can; sardines, 1Oc can.
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The Suez Canal is only lightweight
miles long, but it reduces the distance
from England to India by sea nearly 900
miles.
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NEW MODERN SIX LARGE-ROONf
~ cottage and small room for servant: gas.
not and cold water, bath, patent closet: rooms
nnely tinted and decorated; i've blocks from
state Capitol; six blocks from new Postofice
Southwest corner Eighth and q streets.
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II uOUSEKEEPING ROOMS APPLY TO
IL IR j. II. SHIRLEY, cancer specialist,
OLD p. O. BUILDING, Fourth and * Streets
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BOARD AND LODGING.
BOOKBINDElS.

MAGAZINES, PORTFOLIOS AND PERI
w odicals bound III superior modern styles
at SILN ltIES II, ,SCHOENBUC CkLERS', CEN
eral Bookpinders, 4O3 street.
uARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
i 4 the war-Haye them bound ut IL. w
BhEUNING'S, 319 j street, sacramento.
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MUsIC AND ART.

GUITAR, BANJO AND MANDOLIN
" Reduced rates: . s lessons, So; 4 81 les
CtCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORK. IO14
y Eighth street. Stamping and embroidery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday, Wetnes-
day and Friday.
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CoRoNADoWAT McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ street. j
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CARPET CLEANING.

"ARRY w. RINETT. STEAM CARPET
III cleaning corner Twelfth and streets.
CARPET cutting, sewing ana retitting; furni-
tlirt, pa cked for shipment; second hand car
pets and furniture bought and for sale Tele.
phone 202.
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BLACKSMITHS, ETC.

" CARMICHAEL, 1909 EIGHTH ST.,
H. offers special inducements on all wagon
repair work Remember, for cash only; 25
per cent saved. Can and see his method OF
setting tires. Special attention given TO horse
shoeiEg.
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1901 NINTH ST.-HOUSE OF SEVEN
1911 rooms. inquire Eagle Bakery, o26 X.
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J011l NINTH STREET A NICELY
1O1l2 furnished large front room.
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Shoes exchanged or money refunded if YOU
think you can do well or better elsewhere
Can you ask for anything better?
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1TII j STREET, HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS;
1OI hot and cold water; good sewerage
Inquire at grocery, 1901 J street.
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AnO TENTH T.-NICELY FURNISHED
JUJ rooms tor gentlemen.
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~ E. ADAMS. 11O6 J STREET-CHEAP-
~. est place tor hay and feed. Whise wild
oats; also tule hay tor carpets.
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M RS. e. BALLOU, FASHIONABLE
w dressmaker; suits from So upward; Il23
Third street.
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O00 l. STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
cUI front rooms, single or en- suite, one
block from CapiLOl.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

INVALIDS' HONIE-MRS. j. II. .STEBBINS,
L 2015 o street, telephone 4O7, is prepared
to receive and care Tor the sick and injured.
Those in need OF hospital accommodations
will find comfortable quarters upon reGSOna-
BILE terms, and good nursing.
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T OST-WITHIN A BLOCK OF THE CAP
- ltol, lady's small purse. Return TO 151
Sixth street and receive reward.
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GtARDWELL COLONY-IO-ACRE TRACTS
- only 500 per acre; water pipes will be
laid to each and every tract in said colony.
j. I. CARDWE ELL, owner, 1901 \ street, or
at 3OI street. Sacramento.
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TO LET OR RENT.

ETLEGANT SUITE AND ONE SINGLE
Il room at The Berkshire, Sixth and L Sts.
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LTEENCH ACCORDION PLEATING AND
L side plcatlng, the newest ana latest fac at
400 Tenth street.
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COY OOO To LOAN ON IMPROVED
OE .UUU city property, in sums to suit.
Apply under California State Bank, CURTIS,
CARMICHAEL y BRAND.
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PERSONALS.
FISS NJ. \. YECKLEY, ,STENOGRAPHER
M ana typewriter, 1907 Fourth street.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-TIIE MOTTO
~ OF the Acorn Shaving Pariors Is to do ulI
water for everyone, ana none but iirst-CIass
Workmen employed. / cordially invite the
best and c.eanesb shop in the city at 1912
Sixth street. b. {. JONES' Proprietor
e. FOR CLEANING WATCHES. 81 FOR
y mainsprings; all Work guaranteed. 4I9
n street, next to Metropolitan Theater Cash
paid Tor ola gold and silver.
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Dress AND CLOAKMAKING.

nj RS. G. j. ADAMS, FASHIONABLE
W aressmaker, has opened her parois ut
900 NJ street, ana wishes the public 10 know
ns suits and tailorInade suits for 50 up.
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LOsT,-FOUND.

7 OST-TWO GREYHOUND PUPS, BLACK
IL and white. Return to PEARL & PUR-
CELL, Eighteenth and L streets, and be re-
warded. lt*
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WANTED.

THREE BOYS FOR GOOD HOMES; AGES
i IL TO l D. Address, with stamp, REV. j.
w. DANIELS, 1918 Seventh street, Sacra-
mentO. ia22-l M#
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GIRL APPRENTICE FOR
w tailoring. Address TAILOR, this Office
ja2l-3t*
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ELP OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED ON
L short notice. I-SrREET EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, 626 L street.
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7 OVER FLAT OF 5 ROOMS; BATH. HOT
IL and cold water. Address Z. F., this Office.
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ITO LET-THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
L southeast corner Twelfth and Q streets
containing nine rooms, bathroom hot and
cold water and hot-air furnace in basement:
large lot; stable room for four horses. Apply
TO W. d. KNIGHTS, Front and q streets,
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- Orders by Mail Filled The Same Low Prices as Advertised II
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NTANTED-s18, 900; REAL ESTATE Sc
w curlty. LAURA TILDEN, Lawyer, 5O4
j street.
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OAt X STREET - TWO ELEGANTLY
OUf furnished front suites also, single
rooms.
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WHO WANTS A LITTLE HOME VERY
w cheap, either in city or country? l have
several. Inquire of COOLEY, 1O13 Fourth 81,
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NO1 l ISTREET-PLEASAN SUITE. ALSO
IU1 single rooms, at the LULL HOUSE
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
A Resolution Fathered by Dr.
rector Ambrose Causes a
Lively Tilt.
One-Fourth Of the October Sala-
ries Will Be Deducted to Make
Up Shortage.

The meeting OF the Board of Education
was enlivened by the usual tilt between
the mem ers last evening, accusations of
unfairness or worse being freely banded
about, and the lie eiroumstantial being
given on one occasion.
The discussion began when Director AM
brose introduced a resolution making the
advertising and posting of contracts for
repairs on school buildings necessary.
The measure also provided for the OPEN
ing of bids in open session OF the board.
In support of his resolution Director
Ambrose said that while he was member
of the Committee ON Buildings and
Grounds he was entirely at sea as to the
manner in which contracts were let, and
he thought that it was the right of the
Directors and public to know how these
cont raets were disposed of and the public
money spent.
GAS 1t ISL he said, zone man has the
giving out of all this work, and notice
that it all seems to 60 to one firm."
Director McElroy, chairman OF the COM
mittee, seemed to take Director Am brose' 8
remarks to himself and began to explain,
when he was interrupted by Director Am
brose. who exclaimed that the statements
he had made were false. Director McElroy
sat down and the incident closed.
If deficit of $1,000 for the fiscal year
ending June so, 1886 exists, as is expected,
the teachers OF the department will have
to make up the shortage.
A resolution was introduced and carried
stating that such state of affairs was pos
sible and that the committee, after con-
sidering the matter, had concluded that
the only way to provide for the shortage
was to deduct one-fourth of the salaries of
all teachers for the month of October, 1895,
The resolution provided for the refupding
of these moneys in case the deficit was
found not to exist at thaAnd of the year.
Jeanette X. Fleming. an assistant
teacher in the Starr King Primary School,
rendered Der resignation, which was placed
ON file. The resignation of Mrs. ], s. Titus
as ianitress of the Haight Primary School
was placed on file.
Walter N. Bush, principal OF the Poly
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Francisco; A. N. Fisher, Portland, Or; w. r.
Gober, San Leandro A. S. Gibbons, San Ra-
fael; II. L. Gregory, Golden Gate; S. G. Gale,
Eureka; w C. Gray, Dunsmuir; William r.
Goodwin, A. J. Gustafson, transferred from
Eastern Conference; William Hulburt, San
Leandro; Alfred Higbie, San Francisco; Aquila
Holbrook, Oakdale; H. B. Heacock, Santa
Cruz; j. d Hammond, San Fran
cisco; NJ C. Harris, San Francisco;
T. b. Hopkins, Campbell; A. C.
Hirs,t San Francisco; D. A. Hayes, Napa;
Zanjiro Hirota, San Frsncisco f. F. Jewell,
San Francisco; ]. H. Jones, Boonville; W. A.
Johns, Healdsburg; James Jeffrey, Linden; G.
III. Jones, Oakland; j. w. Kuykendall, Middle
town; Solomon Kinsey, Suffer City; c. II.
Kirkbridge, Newman; John Kirby, Ala
media; IL. e. Langley, Berryessa; w. 4.
Mayne, Olema: c. G. Mines, San Jose;
+. j. Masters, San Francisco ]. p. Macauley,
Grass Valley; ]. ]. Martin, Alameda; f. D. Me-
Creary, Stockton; j. T. Murrish, Nevada City;
C. F. McNeill Florin; G. NJ. Meese, Martinez;
+. A. McFaul, Loekeford; A. T. Needham, Oak
land; A. II. Needham, Santa Clara; N. c. Mel
son, Kingsburg; I. Nakamura, Oakland: N. r.
Peck, Pacific Grove; Wesley Peck, Los Gatos;
W. B. Priddy, San Jose; I. B. Palmer Auburn;
C. E. Pettis, Amador w. J. Peters, Point
Arena; Henry Pearce, bonneville; ]. w.
Ross, Stockton; s. II. Rhodes, Fairfield;
C. E. Rich, Halfmoon Bay; /. J. Ross, San
Leandro; Richard Rodda, Ferndale; W. c.
Robins, Sonoma; G. NJ. Richmond, Cloverdale;
r. H. Sinex, Pacific Grove; II. B. Sheldon,
North San Juan; Esdras Smith, Dutch Flat;
Jesse Smith, San Jose; G. 4. Stanley, Benieia;
L. W. Simmons, Winters; John stephens, Liv-
ermore; ]. S. Smith; B. f. Taylor, Napa; J. l..
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CONGREGATIONAL MEETIsG.
Erery Church la Sonensa County but One
Represeuted.


SANTA ROSA, CAL, Sept. II. The
Congregational church of Sehastopol
looked very attractive to-day with its mass
of rare ferns and begonias banked about
the pulpit and ferns and dahlias on the
wall.
At this their carnival convention every
Congregational church in the county was
represent ted with the single exception of
Sonome. The following is the full list OF
delegates;
Petaluma = Pastor, Rev. E. d, Bostwick;
delegate, A, B. Case.
Cloverdale-Pastor Rev. w. 1. Jones.
Santa Rosa-Pastor, B. +. Sargent; delegate,
Mrs, NJ. A. Gottwaldt.
Kenwood-Pastor, Rev. W. NJ. Massie; dele
gates, William Brown and Mrs. Gage.
Guefneyille-Pastor, Rev. Il. Lawson; dele
gates, Mrs. Ansel and Miss Lawson.
Sebastopol = Pastor, Rev. Wiiiiam Rogers
delegates, E. w. Hayden, Professor ana Will
liam Symonds.
Green Valley-Pastor, Rev. William Rogers
delegates, v. Shepherd and Miss Sarah Bowers
Glen Ellen-Pastor, Rev. W. NJ Massie.
The morning was spent in devotional
exercises and organization. Mr.. Sargent
of Santa Rosa was elected moderator and
Mr.. Jones of Cloverdale secretary CIo-
verdale was chosen as the place for hold
ing the next convention.
In the afternoon Mr.. Lawson of Guerne-
vile delivered mastery address, entitled
1.-THE Province of Christianity" He won
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BISHOP WARREN'S TALK.
All Men Should Be Made
Twice as Efficient as In
the Past.
ELECTION OF NEW OFFICERS.
Sacrament of the Lords Supper
Administered to Nearly 500
Communicates.

PACIFIC GROVE, CAL, Sept. 1.-THE
forty-third session of the California An
nual Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church was opened at 8 o'clock this
morning, with Bishop II. w. Warren of
Denver presiding.
This is the tenth successive year that
the State Conference has been held in Pa
oific Grove, and this is likely to con tinue
TO be the place of meeting. The Pacific
Improvement Club gives the ministers free
railroad transportation to this place, and
cottages and tents are furnished the clergy
men and their wives during their stay
here.
Bishop Warren opened the conference
by reading from the Bible, and hymn
Joined in by the whole ascend lage fol-
lowed.
Addressing the conference, Bishop War
rem said
We want to make every mantwice as efficient
as he has been in the past The great sins of
this world are not the breaking OF command
ments The sins of pubhcans and harlots-the
sins of the fiesh-do not begin TO be so bad as
the sins of the spirit. Those are the sins we
want to guard against. l think the great sin
OF Methodist preachers is in not being so
powerful as they ought to be in their treat
ment OF the word OF God I do not mean to
say that they are not so powerful as other
ministers, for think they are.
To the ministers he said: 81 want you
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the heartiest praise from his hearers.
There was to have been discussion, but
when Mr.. Lawson sat down there was
nothing left unsaid.
The reports from the various Congrega-
tional churches throughout the county
were most encouraging and everybody was
glad to know his neighbors were doing so
well.
1.-The Heart in Worship and Service"
was an able paper by Mr.. Bostwick of Pet
aluma. An interesting discussion fol-
lowed. 1.-THE Pacific,' a dissertation by
Mr.. klmball of San Francisco, closed the
afternoons programme.
In the evening song service was fol-
lowed by an address of welcome from Rev.
William Rogers of Sebastopol, after which
l.. IL. Writ of San Francisco, State super
lnfendent of Sunday-school work, delivered
a strong address the subject in which
he IS interested SO heartily.
The ladies of Sebastopol entertained
their guest with oldtime hospitality. Two
long tables are spread in the free reading
room and lunch and dinner are served to
the visitors daily.
The convention will complete its labors
tomorrow.
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Fl. Alexander, Pale Alto; A. NJ. Bailey, West
Berkeleyi H. C. Benson, Santa Clara; N, C.
Briggs, San Jose; ]. /. Burehard, Ukiah; II. J..
Bland. College Park; Robert Bentley, Berkeley;
D. NJ. Birmingham, oroyillei j. w, Bryant,
Ukiahs G. W. Beatty, Oakland; M. d. Buck,
Sacramento; I. r. BARLEY, Sebastopol: ]. w.
Buxton, Elk Grove; F. D. Bovard, Alameda; A.
H. Briggs, San Jose Oh .Beechgood, Marysville
+. K Baker, San Francisco; w. S. Bovsrd, San
Francisco; William Burchett, Soulsbyville;
George Clifford, Brentwood; John Coyle, San
Francisco; ], B. Chynoweth, lone; D. w, Chill
son, lone; w, ID. Crabb, San Francisco; D. W.
calfee, Yolo: Hon Fan Chan, San Francisco
Hugh Copeland, Salinas; s. E. Grove, Morgan
Hill: R. S. Cantine, San Jose; NJ. F. Col
burn, San Francisco; w. T. Curnow, Ripon
Wesley bennett, HollisteF; I. Z, Dodge,
Arcata; E. R. Ollie, San Francisco;
E.P. bennett, San Francisco; Ludwig Dahl
gren, oakland; ]. S. Fisher, Los Angeles; Lo-
vepso FellsTs, Lodis Thomas tiiben, san
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to act so that people may say: Here is a
man who is a representative OF Christ
himself, for he has learned from him.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper was
administered by the Bishop, who was as
sisted by Presiding Elders E. r. Willis of
Napa, John Kirby OF Alameda, A. F.
Needham of Oakland, John Coyle of San
Francisco, F. J, Masters of the Chinese
district, San Francisco, and NJ. c. Harris
OF the japanese district, San Francisco.
Nearly 500 persons received the holy
sacrament.
The following ministers answered to
rollcall:
c. V. Anthony, Santa Cruz; John Appleton,
Turlock; William Angwin, Suffer Greek; NJ.