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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NOTICE-To the Stockholders OF the Se-
attic & Montana Railway CompaGs:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Seattle & Montana
Halfway Company will he held al TIE
ONCE OF the company. room SOC Burke
building, In the city of Seattle WASH
ington. on the last Thursday in Febru-
airy, February IS. 1885. al 3 O'Clock D. m.
the time provided In the bylaws Of said
company for the regular annual meeting
OF the stock holders. for the purpose OF
elrct1ng a beard OF trustees OF the conf
pany TO serve until the next annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the COM
pany and Until their successors are
elected and qualified.
Dated Seattle Washington, February s.
1895 ANDREW WOODS. Secretary.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-offic Of
West Seattle Land and Improvement
Company, Settle, Wash. February "a,
1925
Notice Is hereby given 70 the STOCKHOLM
ers Il said company. that* at regular
meeting OF TIE hoard OF trustees of said
company. duly convened at its principal
Gff1ce this date. an assessment nf one dol
lar on each share Of the capital stock 81
said company. not fully paid up. Was duly
made and levied. due and payable TO Dex-
ter. Earton K Co. treasurer OF said COM
panys at It's banking house in Seattle ON
or before Thursday. March 7th. 1886.
II. q. STRUVE,
Vice President. Acting as President IN
the absence OK the President OF Said
Company.
JAS II. WATSON. Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF vi
county, state or Washington. e.
University. plaintiff. vs.. SaciunArrl ~
l Aso any sTown c IoPea & conovs
corporation, and William A. l. ~
defendants. No. 1910. -
Public notice is hereby given th1s
virtue and in pursuance OF tuag
and decree of foreclosure of mortgage
order of sale issued thereon on t6g u:
day OF February. 1885. by the CLERK q
above entitled court. In the case WI
the Cornell University is plaintiff ana
Sackman-Phillips Investment Cor
aud others are defendants. and to a.
sheriff OF King county directed ana 49,
erred, have duly levied upon, yeizeo
taken into execution and win 0neS
eaie and sell at public auction acco494<
TO law and in accordance with the g
ttons in said Judgment and decree ana ~
der of sale contained. on Friday.
&. 1895, at ten O'Clock In the forenQ9NS
said day. at the courthouse door ~
main front entrance of the courthou12
the city OF Seattle. In said King e.
all the mortgaged properly desert0eQ
rnnrtgaged in and by said mortEa4e
mentioned in said Judgment ana decg
foreclosure and order of sale, 10 wiz
one O) in block twenty-four CAD o. - Il
penny's addition 20 the town tfr,u
of Seattle, situated on the SositheA4
ner of Pike and Second streets u
city OF Seattle. Said property WIN -
in one entire lot. and not In separS1e
GELS. and subject to the right OF red
item as provided By law. to rails
amount necessary 10 pay the costs -
penses of such sale. and to pay ana
Nv certain Judgment in favor o.
rIaanaiff and against said SacksnaH-f 80
fins Investment Company, defende
rendered ON the 10Th day OF Deceu
1894. for The sum OF S31. $3.50. tEciu
principal. interest, attorneys ICES ~
statutory costs and increased cuen4 u
re, her with interest from the date q iz
Judgement at the rate Of eight per -
le- ann1s1.
Dated February G,kiS95. 81
A r. VAN DE yASTEM
oF KfpS, tsaupfy NEae<YauKJG&3
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births. Marriages. Deaths. Funerals.
All notices Inserted under these heads
In the future viii be charged az the rate
OF 10 cents per lire each Insertion.
PoST.INTEi.LIGENc PUB. co.
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
meats changed fer the Sunday issue mast
hand in copy by / o'clock Saturday TO tn
sgre change.
sT-INTELI.IGENcER CO.
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Mr. J \. Fowler, sscressrv ard treasurer
Of tlse soEsuse Nlls, CsnAl and Ssexk Ca. of
Cersane. ttsh, in speaking e shassheylain's
Cough Remedy, says Il ccGsssier il she sess
IL The MARKET
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT a. ..

IN THE SOtEfSion COURT 0HsXU1
state OF Washington for King -
Whittier, Fuller & Co. plains1GSs
respondents. VS.. r. Abrams ef E p
feudants and appellants. No. ia61 Z.
Under and by virtue of an of,1er r. ~
and special execution. issued out = =.
above named court. in the aboya -
action, and toSsrle directed and tS1l
/ have duly levied upon the follol ~
scribed real property, situated u <f5
King county, Washington, 10 wits "a
South half Q-2} Of lot nuniberet -
and the easterly eighty-eight 80 r. Fl
lot numbered i've % in block ua1l
nine (9) of D. 8. Maynard's plat n ~
town lfiow cltyl of Seattle.
Notice is therefore hereby given 49,
Friday. the 18th day OF March. II
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said 49,
the front door OF the court house.
city of Seattle. in said King county. ri:
sell the above described property q -
lie auction, to the highest bidder s
cash.
Dated this the Tth day Of rchruarE 8
A. I. VAN DE WANT
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE S1rrERInp l,1,r-n.rs :,

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or -
state OF Washington for the ss,r..'
King. VIM. cunni0ghafn, piAsrs5<
James Nelson. defendant.
Under and by virtue OF a wrs, !, -
ton. issued out OF the above uams8 ~ 3
IN the above entitled action, 49, Z
directed and delivered. / cave arr e.
led upon ala the rfghF, title and ~
OF the defendant manned in Safd -.
and 10 the following described resfs ~
erty. situated IN aaid King county Z
inGsou, TO wit. -
All OF blocks numbered g and = s
West Shore addition 20 the cItv = +
attic, deed recorded in volune
Deeds. page lis.
Notice Is therefore hereby given - z
Friday, the 9Th cay of April lxS s5
hour Of 10 o'clock n. IN. Of said -:
the front door of the court housa' m F.
city of Seattle. in said King o.
will sell the above described pruuSi2S I
public auction 10 thu highest f&f3s =
cash. -
Dated this the 9Th day of r<su
lSs5. a. Il. VAN DE yANTES
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT n
state III Washington. for XII

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT fI1
state M Washington, for Xii III
l.. Turner tructee. plaintiff. X&>0
C. FNsher, =. L. Crawford. Nc
winsor Lumber Company and -
Green, receiver OF McMullensN y
Lumber Company. defendants. N
Under and by virtue of an order q ~
and special execution. iss0ed gut & n
above named court, In the above tg4Se
action. and to me dfrscted and fle4yr
have duly levied upon the folioW1x =
scribed real property. situated - ~
King county, Washington, to-wft: u
Lots one and 1--WE q and q ~ T.
west half u-2} of lots three au1 ~
6 and ~, all In block seyenfy-on& l4)
Lake Union addition to the city q ~
tie, according 10 the official plat 0ette
recorded In the office OF the cou1lY ~
tor of King county, together A 4
and singular the ierements, hrQ1
ments and appurtenances thereu1e
longing.
Notice is therefore hereby gives, t.
on Friday, the I'D day OF March. l3
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m OF SAID
az the front door of the court h0uGX'
the city of Seattle. in said King cdu
I will sell the above described pf0(g4
at public auction. to the highest 80
for cash.
Dated this, the 18th day OF rehrual
1895. A. T. VAN DE vANTEn
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
state of Washington. for King S.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Or
state of Washington. for King e.
ID. s Atkinson. plaintiff. vs. M
SchmSeg. Fremont Cole and Il, u
defendants, No. 1854.
Under and by virtue of an order ~
and special execution, issued out ~ 4
above named court. In the above g
action. and 10 nee directed and dclfvQ
have duly levied upon the foiloN@<
scribed real property. Situated u
King county, Washington. to-wis:
Lots five t5)eand six t6l. in block III
two (f21, IN the Second addition Il
town triow caty) of Seattle. as II 4
by the heirs of Sarah A. Bell. de1
or so mulch thereof as may be ne
10 satisfy the aforesaid judgmenk
est, costs. disbursements and att
Zee and all accruing costs.
Notice is therefore hereby give4k
on Friday. the I'D day OF March.
the hour of 10 O'Clock a. m. OF sat
at the front door OF the court he
the city of Seattle. in said King G.
] will sell the above described rr
at public auction, to the highest
for cash.
Dated this, the 18th day of Fx4
1896. A. +. VAN DE. YAM
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FOR EHCHANCiEs-F'ive -rCsom cottage in
good location 10 trade Tor small stock
E-ccerSeS- j 5. Morse. room - Burke
hassatng.
FOR EXCHANGE and bot on
Jackson street for city lots or acre pTcro-
erty near Seattle. ii. ". Lovetoy. Bss-
tor block
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land SCRIP.

THE hesx scrip ever Axsussj. good on all
survey 81 Or ssFstsrsey.~9 pubic ia mis- n
Minnesota, Sorsa and Soafh Dakota
Montana y1aao and WasalngtoE So
Per acre. rnore valuable than Porter
fed or FatsAssns. Fo~ pamphlet iss9-
drssw Lard CoxnrfSssonsr Great NORTH
s~n Ia44way. S. Pasxl, Aiun
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NI~CE f.IANEorS.

OLD PAPERS fer sale At the business
once Of this paper. lsc per bundle.
PIANOS. ORGANS. In abundance al the
Ratio. Few and permanent warerooms
os +, GAristianer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUsr,

MDME. DAHL. teacher OF banjo. guitar
and violin 2s2o Second or Us Pike
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

wASTFsD-A place 20 assist In house
work for rocrr ami beard: references
given. Assress Z. c.. Puss-fntelaigexirer.
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INsTRuCTIoN-Ban guitar ana man.
dolin. rapid progress guaranteed. Club
practice free. Prof. Sherry. eoi Burke
building.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED--slALI

wANTEp-posftson IN private far1ly By
ycsxyg man as noStlers has rad soEsz
exre-se~sce In rse1 care ~ horses. cows
arMs gardner, Is drs1-class sseeSseE
wages. small A6sarszs Hossier, Post
fnTetktgeurer Office
wANTED-Ssruattcn IN hotel or general
s1os1seworfx By young japanese boy,
speaking English and experienced In any
kind of work Address HASA. AS JefSer-
son street.
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ELOCJTION-Mrs Siauson announces
reduced price for spring term; call Sat-
urday. Room s. Holyoke block
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FOR RENT-Ran.h: Is acres fine bot tom
hand: acres under pfow. balance in
grass: four-roegn frame cottage, pantry
and closets; large barn: chicken house;
on water front; IL miles from Seattle.
two horses, wagon, plow and farming
tools, $f75 cash, rent in advance; refer
snces required. j. s. Morse, room 81.
Burke building.
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ladies' diamond pin Liberal reward
II returned 10 Henry's Candy Store. 500
Second street.
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UNCLE JOE LOAN OFFICE-Mouev
loaned on watches, diamonds and seal
skins: low rates go Second street. ops
posite Bailey building; private entrance.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
Fremont Primary.

The two large assembly rooms were
handsomely decorated with flags, bunt-
ing and large pictures OF Washington.
The rooms were crowded with parents
and others. superintendent Erlewine,
eN-Superlntendeut Albert Hart and Rev.
Henry c. Hoyt Of the Congregational
Church were present and delivered inter-
estIng addresses. The Principal of the
school, Miss Sarah NJ. Jones, presided at
the exercises, and the programme. which
was prepared by herself and. the other
| teachers, was rendered in a creditable
manner by the children. 1t was as fol-
lows:
Invocation, by Rev. Henry c. Hoyt;
opening song. by the school; defamation,
Love Of Country" Walter Allen: recita-
ton, The Bells of Mount Vernon"
Myrtle CoHman; recitation, For a Small
! Boy" Clyde Brand; recitation, wash
! lngtOn,' Ethel Sweet: song, merry
| Christmas" by the school; recitation,
Mrs. Nashington's Dolls" Maud Bates;
flag exercise, boys from third grade;
recitation, our Flag" ElWood Bryan;
| recitation. " Washington's Birthdav,'j
LA \ utall; recitation, The Flag OF the
SKY Nellie Matthews; song, Little
Streamlet,' by the school; "CroWning Of
Washington" Hazel Barrett, Rosie Snu-
Ter, Lily BagnalI and LstelIa Rutherford:
defamation, "A Boys Opinion OF Girls. .
y,
| boys from first grade; Jesus, Lover Of
My Soul" Maude Ross; recitation.
What Was the Secret?' Sarah Arndt:
The Violet" Blanch kerns; birthday
Bells" Lola Williamson; Washington -
ten girls from third grade; recitation,
Our own Dear Land" Calvin Hatfey:
The Nervous Girl" Amy Erickson;
song, I'VE Went To See the Reindeer.''
by the school; recitation, ''The Dude"
Eddie LeaViJt; The GREATER lgrater},
Eddie Hatley; Our Flag" Evelyn
Woodman. Nora LaDue, Frank Podd
and Walter AhIgreD; recitation, The
Red Schoolhouse," Myrtle Aver; dia-
logue, breaking the Colt" Eddie Schae-
fer and Wallace jerks; recitation, The
Blue and the Gray" Zoe Leavitt; song,
Little Flower Bells" by the school:
recitation, "Washington's Christmas Par
! ty," Bertha Elliott and Mary Dunphy;
"Adown the Years." julius Weiger,
| Harry Chapman aud Thomas Burnside:
| "Washinglon's Picture" Fred Erickson;
! song, Our Washington" by the school:
| our COuntry's Volunteers" Paul Cook,
| Leo Nevis, Albert Ackerman, Sylvester
/ Woodbridge, Clarence Olsen, Willard
! Barnes, Willie Parker, Rudolph Attama
/ Homer Tong and Robbie Wood; recita-
| ton, Washington" Mabel LaVine: reel
tation, washington, Clarence HOpkln-
son; dialogue, Keeping the Birthday"
Hattie Wood and Ross Tong.
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Hardness Grammar.

The programme of patriotic exercises
at the Hardness Grammar School was as
follows: Song, lode to Washington, ;"
school; Washington" Miss Heard
girls; "Our Washington" Frank Gar
rett; Grown Our Washington" Robert
Herndon; washington Charade," Hazsl
Carroll, Nellie Garlick, Katie Gum,
Pearl Howard, Minnie haminsky, Mag
gle Heating, Annie Krubler, Agnes Cot
ter, Grace Prince, Nellie Pierson, Jessie
Sprague, Flossie Wenzel; piano solo,
Grace Foley; Growing of Washing
tom" Ernest Gattman; Glory of WASH
ington," Harold Mathews; George
Washington" Delvina Cechettini; song,
Mt. Vernon Bells" school; The Boy
hood Days of Grant" Edward Carragher;
"Anecdote Of Grants BoyhOod," Robert
Backrath; 'Some Things the War Ac-
compIished for Grant," Fritz Biewener;
piano duet. Nellie Stanton and Pearl
Avis; aria. Abraham Lincoln" May
Jaqua; Typographical sketch Of Lincoln, y
James kenney; character Of Lincoln, !"
Blanche Williams; song, "America,"
school.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
Articles lncorporaU,on,
The following articles of incorporate
have been fled III the Office Of tha Secra

The following articles of Incorporation
have been fled III the Office Of the Secra-
tary of State:
The Masterman Car Equipment Com
pany. Principal place Of business, Oak
land. Capital stock, $500, 900, with W. Ii.
Masterman, w. NJ. Rank, a. II. Clough,
Z. IL. Tebbs and T. +. Scanlon as direct
ors.
The North America Maple Sugar and
Syrup Company. Principal place of bus
mess, San Francisco. Capital stock, $780,
OUO, with ID. b. Woodwork, c. K. Hair
mon. Il. II. Carver, l.. NJ. Mckenny and
a. Ihorne as directors.
The East Oakland Contracting and
Paving Company. Principal place of
business, Oakland. Capital stock, $4,000
with Il. 2. Nandercook, p. j. Peterson,
W. Q. Badgley, e. l.. White and {. l..
Snook as directors.
The Cambria Creamery Company.
PrIncIpal place ofbusiness. Cambria, san
Luis Obispo County. Capital stock, SlO,-
600, with Is. @. Togmazzi, r. y. Miner,
T. kaetZel, p. Selacci and John Taylor as
directors.
The Whitaker & Ray Company. Prin-
cipal place of business. san francisco.
Capital stock, $4,000, with D. Ray, J..
! hlttaker, c. Ray, G. c. Adams and C..
NJ. wagon as directors.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
THE BIG LOCOMOTIVES
They Haul Immense Loads Over t
Mountain Ranges.

They HAUL Immense Loads Over the
Mountain Ranges.
The monster locomotives recentlyfpur-
chased by the Southern Pacific Company
to be used in hauling freight on heavy
grades are proving successful.
On Wednesday engine No. 2,010, haul
ing train of seventeen loaded cars and a
caboose, weighing in all 45G tons, ex-
perienced no apparent difficulty in cross
ing the Tehachapi Mountains where the
grade is 1l6 feet to the mile
Yesterday engine No. 2,011, drawing a
train weighing $50 tons, passed over the
Sierra Nevada Mountains to Truckee.
The only trouble encountered was the
heating of some of the journals, as the
machinery is still new and stiff. The
grade is the same as that on the Te-
hachapi,
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Gladys Fairbank, Vera Crouch, Matte
Robbins, Carrie Azevedo, Lottie o. Mall
ley, Eva Wilson. Edith Henwood. Ethel
Schneider; recitation. $50 Was l." Fred
ricka Ross; recitation, Wandering
Pussy" Irene Pritchard; wand drill,
Harry Suber, Clarence Cronllite, John
Bittancourt Tony Silva, Raymond Har-
ris, Jolly Valenzuela, Andrew Marshall,
Henry Duensing, Russell Maginn. Char
lie Cutting. Larry Cousins, Fred Lastra,
Fred kunz, BERTHE Schmitt John Nc
Laughlin, Byron Fitzgerald; retaliation,
United at Last" Aline Adroit piano
solo, Recreation March," Henry Muller;
recitation, "Curtew Must Not Ring To-
night" Mayme Curran.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
CORDES

C0RDES-In this city, February 21st, Anna
NJ eldest daughter of the late Ernest Cordes
and Mrs. +. Rink, native of Sacramento
aged % years and 1 month.
&B-Fr1ends ana acquaintance are respecr
fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday
afternoon, February 23d, at $50 O'Clock
from the residence of her parents Thirty,
first and j streets.
KOCH-In this city, February 21st, Mary
Ellen, wife OF Charles William Koch.
daughter of John and Ellen Norton a NATIVE
of Marysvllle, Cal, aged 10 wears, ii
months and 20 days. [Marysville papers
please copy.
GJ- Funeral notice hereafter
EMERG-In this city, February 20. 1Sq5
Walter T. Emery, native Of Michigan
aged 5 years.
&S- Friends ana acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this
(tr1day) at . p. NJ, from St FauI's Church
Eighth street, between l and ] streets
Friends can view the remains at the church
Friday, from to IL A. ".
BARNES-In this city, February 21. 1895
Hannah, beloved wife OF Charles Barnes
mother OF Mrs. j. KrebS, Benjamin. David
ana Mollie Barnes, u native of Prussia.
Germany, aged 70 years, 10 months and
l 3 days.
S-hrlends and acquaintance are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral to-da Y.
Friday, January 20, 1895, at 9 p NJ. from
Oad Fellows Hall, corner Ninth and X
streets.
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Death of Mrs. Charles BARNES.

On yesterday morning there died in
this city, at her residence, 90 J street,
Hannah, wife Of Charles Barnes. Mrs.
Barnes was 70 years of age and a native
of Prussia.
She was the mother Of Mrs. J. .krebs
ana benjamin, David and MolIie Barnes.
The funeral will take place from Odd Fell
lows Hall. under the auspices of Rising
Star Rebekah Degree Lodge No. s, l. o.
y. f.. this afternoon at , O. clock.
Mrs. Barnes has resided in this CITY for
many years, and leaves a large circle OF
sorroN'ing and sympathizing friends.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
AIAI2HIEn

DRESLER-RICHARD S-Tn this city Febru.
airy goth, by Rev. NJ. d. Buck. Henry y
DRESSER OF Alta, California, to Lillian Rich.
ards Of Sacramento.
ES-MCDONOUGH-I this CITY Fob
ruary %oth, by Rev. a. c. Herrick. John
Orick. " III
CLkAE NTS-W Erin this city, Febr1I.
airy 2Oth, by Rev. A. c. Herricll. at 1880 K
street, Charles II; Clements to sadie Weaver,
please copy.
NCIIINGH AM-DOCKSTADEE- In this
CITY, FEBRUARY 21st, by Rev. A. c. HerricIl,
henry Nottingham to Georgiana A. Dock,
COKER-DUNCAN-In this city February
21St, by Rev. a. j. Sturtevant. Carton q
Coker to Miss Ella Duncan, both of Sac
ramento. =
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
Marshall Primary.

The following exercises were held at the
Marshall Primary School, Of which Laura
j. Phillips is Principal:
Song, "The Red, White and Blue'':
recitation, "Our Country and Its Heroes -
Clarence Orr: recitation, George WASH
ington," Albert Brown: dialogue. a
Veteran" James McClatchy and Ira
Patton; song, The Busy Beef; dialogue.
IAN Unsuccessful Humbug; a Play for
ashington's Birthday" Stella Lowell.
Ada Burns, Bert McNairn and oliver
March; song, The Summer time": dia-
logue, Keeping the Birthday" Mabel
Belote and Burnell Wiseman; recitation
The Pride OF Battery g." Helen Phil
lips; recitation, our Country" James
Farrell; song, The Battle Cry Of Free
DOM: recitation, George Washington's
Army" Annie Card; recitation, play
ing Washington" George Latham: dia-
logue, breaking the Colt" Dick Rue
and William Ham; song, Marching
Through Georgia.; recitation, Cherry
Pies" Grace Simmonds; recitation,
"Washiugtou's Birthday" Beatrice Be
Tote; dialogue THE Cherry Tree and the
Wonderful Ratchet" John McGinnis.
Charles MartZ, John GedeOn, Howard
Eames, Allen LatsOn, Alfred Croucher.
Frank Murphy, Henry Steen, Ralph
Brown and George Morris; song. "Oh,
the Sports OF ChiIdhood": recitation.
Something Better" Eneline Wiseman;
recitation, The Ratchet" Earl Pittman:
recitation, The Day We Celebrate;
Robert Bentley; recitation, Tribute TO
Washington" Alfred Oldield: song.
Kiss Me Good Night, Little Darling"
Jennie and Minnie McNairu; readinv,
'Our Country's Father" FIossie Culus-
see; recitation, George Washington, -
Pauline McClatchy; song, America"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
Weather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highestand lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been G6o and Az, with fresh
to brisk southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather prevailing.
The barometricaI readings at ) A. NJ.
and . ?. ". were 5000 and 1904 inches
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 500 and 4Oo
and one year ago to-day $50 and 39'.
The river is 20 feet inches
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
"Disabilities'' Removed.

The following named persons have
been restored to citizenship by Governor
Budd: James McGwin. J. Mcnamara,
Carlos Aspinosa, J. Clair, D. Painter. +.
Goldberg, J. Mason, c.. Sierstidt, L.
SeidIer, II. B. johnson, J. w. Hamm. J,
K. Dillman, y. Sliltz, c. Fleming, j. Nc
Carly and L. Speigel.