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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07

9Hnners, blos9ele8f. yin pTopL wees
der lebten 6ommer ungefdbr 10 Gnb
bonn lfer in ben Boben bes 6ees 9ees
trieben tuurbe, itebt iett san8e Is Gub
pom WalIer.
William 1abeod. Elm Gosma&er,
,puroe in ben Gasmerfeft 3u MjbtabuIa
bon einem {1redlihen l1nfal .betroffen.
Derlelbe bate beim Msinigtn Der Rob
rem, bic pom grssu9er na6 ben Wertea
fibren, bic Dede ppn Der Retorte ~ eni.
fernen perae{{sn unb oIs ct cine 966re
6ffnete. pernrIa1te bic faIte Quft sthe1s
grplofon, tpel1e ben l1uslidIi9en nit
fodenoem Sbeer iiberspB. Bnbto6 jat
nit benz obaetiiblten, in bas Gleif9 ein- {
sefreiienen Cheer f9redii9 aus unb Iitt
9rdbIibe Sdme.Sen..
- Se;t ben 25. W1oi merben ii
glepelanb bic Briiber gbos. unb MbDIp6
Reils permiBt. Die beiben Wtdnner
fubren in einem No9en in ben See bin
aug unb linb jeitbem nidt mebr Qf(eben ]
Dorben. Gs nnterlisa faum eiuem
3weifeI, bab bic ssnabsr ertrunfen iinb.
abolpb TT 24 ssotre aft, berbeiratbtt
nno yafer BON 2inbern. gbarles !
eff y hbre alt uno lebis.
In gineinnoti murbe am 20. Wsat
be y Ssde zines Wsannes perbrannt, BEN
Is III leiner @iese I'm alten Naterlonoe
an6 nidt eeIunqen morben mar, bob e
lfhn Qeben bersinft i'm fernen MmerifG
..1m Mrmenbans bsl1lieben iuerbe. 9ss
lBetreffenbe mar gapitda $. Reiier;
| meIder in 50. 2ebensiabre fanb. 5n
greslau geboren, beiu6te e. nit osM
unlanQit peritorbenen gmil 3otbe bas
sportiae Gpmnofium unb bic uniperlitdt.
Nie lS48er Mepolution mari aud ibR
etn bos ameritaniide @eitabe. Weiltr
iosS,m nod Cincinnati uno trat balo a.
IN 1enieur in 3egierunssoisnRs. ~
oen sgirgerfrieg 3og er als Gopitdn DeS
Sngenieurlorps unb befsbliste aud sine
Self lalsa eines Der i'm Wtfen auSGer
rnltstsn ;ll e. asWonenboote, uelde auf BEN
utillllFppl Dienit tbaten. Jamilien'
5mllf nno anuAere lr5oben tritbsn ibn
nacb Seenol8nn9 xs 3rieges hem frunie
IN BITE Arrae uno ct l~erIor idbliebli& ieiae
Steae in elmer 8erlidG -runo sceien ni&oft,
bic er IA Sabre lang bsMleibet bottea
SdIisfIi9 erblinbete e. unSN Dor. etua.
einem Sabre fanb e. AufnobuAs in &r.
menbaus, no er Seiforben tit ~.
aum .r,9en apor. s.;t ,ncs.,.
cyobr,n }inS in hsr saYtSMoft ya;;iIisrsss ;s
tomn n nos5odnietts mo ,sor 80
h.imIid5en guffes iberbrii,iio osmn,bes
mar lie ggirtbihoften mi.,,er n,5ifrst.
,norhen
I'm ilne N per Wlnnebago Hestl
1eroofton, 9eraoe Stouy etin 9e8enlber.
pat o1eler Sa9e Elm Rampt 3iptl Den:
sSe'Ben uno 5no'aaern Eotteetunotn, y
Dem Der qaapflln8 e1arltz Ne1erI
parfe s1nen So9n pes Seuators Nite'E
oon yanne1oIa, pearp 1tces toDtete
- Ser S6uDilino Ser gghite aipef.f
Snoioner, MopoIeoa sB6oteOm poR g.
coma i'm 5toote gBofbihoton. hof iid on :
sineu Der Iesten Gage iii 9riItek ~.
art benomn.en. boB * fo0t ~ Dpbe1sl
itiirate. ct mar Gieent6inet pon Qonb
i'm Wertbe BON 500, ,0G0. tpeI&s1 orI
ber Snoioner-Reftrootion seItSea
- Ner wory,rntt h,r 1rr;.r i S,.<;ss (
saohr bot ma G,;t. cshch+ ~ . y.
s;nsr Sera;;d.fmrn Mr. s sss,yss.S y d
Mnoeon6c s osfiihrt hoi ss Nie ss,ss c,rsess
Gbprt Safe i,nh lltob giorthsfn M MI S2; /
h;e GinSekuno eires be5orkSrjr 81 r urSS u
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
cHener S6reibcbrtef oeS Ybiltpp
ealterattpfer.
Mein lietper 6err &ebattiondr.

sage Se mt1
bod nor for be
9elpipens Seht,
ob iner am 8efte
bubt, mann mer
Die Wobrbeit fegt
o0er tpenn mer
Qeis fagt. SD
ben nemli6 6eemol
2eis sefast unb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07

Ilelo DER lZ)apr19e Sonn &earns.
-Grau @eorse in &ul5slpania, s3
Sabre alt, tpurbe BON einem gabnauqe
setroffen unb auf Der @telle set0btet.
Die solbene 6o9ssit nnb slei9sei-
tig bas 50jdbri9e Subildum Ieiner Mn=
funft in ben 8ereinigten Staaten feierte
bas gbepaar Suitus unb Mfarie &cnner
in GltpeIanb.
Die 8eFber Der sroben 9ioselfa=
bril- in 8ellaire beginner bie1e Wohe
nit Der grrihtuns elmer Meibble1- uno
giienplatten.Gabrtt, bic $500, 900 foiteu
mirb.
- @eim Na1tmonbeln aus bem Sen.
iter oes oritten Stodmerfs eeilIr3t 1T in
Cincinnati oer 80 Sabre olte Socob
Seitb. Gt erlitt bobei ieIt1amer Meije
gar teine 2no&enbriide, aber 10 i1tuere
innerIibe Werlesuneen, bab er ssfdbrli9
trant barnieber liegt.
- Sn Senniss Somnl6ip, Ban M.ri
gountp, gerietb bic Mobnung Der s5rau
Wrebe In 8ranb. Sie Grau uno ibr s
Sabre alter @obn udren 5u 9obe per-
brannt, ,Denn ni9t bic 9ausfase auf bas
Bett Der Jrou seiprunsen mare unb lie
eemedt bdtte.
- Nus Bueprus pirb Elm Gau be-
rt9tet, bem3ufolse Elm @enidbru1 BON.
itdnbi9 9ebeilt murbe. Sm Trii1iabr
itiirste bos S6bn&en BON Sobn Meiser
in ben Reller unb brad bas Genid. Ser
anabe blieb am 2eben unb 1T jeb'
turirt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
Was ist

Casoria list DR. Samuel Pitchers Verordnung fr
und Kinder. Es enthilt Wcdcr Opium uOch Mcrphlns
noch andcrc narkotsche Bestandthcilo. Es TT Elm m
schadlichcr Ersatz fir Paregorica, Tropfen
Syrup" und Castor-Oel. Fur scinen Wcrth bd1gt dc
Thatsache, dass Mllioncn Mtcr seit dress Jahren
anwenden Castoria t0dtet WIrmer. CastOria ist d.
Uniyersalmittel fir Kinder-der M1ttcr Freund.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07

abonnirt anf ben s@citbote"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
Castorla.

sCastoria cmpfehlo ich. we'll 81 ein Gntss
Mittel fur Kinder ist und bess0e ais all0 ~
defon, dio tch konne.
Ill 80. Oxford Str, Brooklyns \. !.
s5eit .nehreren Jahren habe ich mr c.
etoria empfohien und words damit fortfahs
len. da es iegoimiissig gut Eewjrkt hat.
EDWIN r. PAItDEE. Dr.. med.
'The winthrop" 125. ST.. und z. Ave.
New York CITY.
ur Company, ~ Murray Street, NJ.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
Castorias.

CaStOrIa.
Castoria kurirt Kolik, verstopfung,
Magensaure, Diarrhoe AufstossAn,
verleiht gesunden Schlef und bef0rdert
Verdauung,
Ohne Schadliche ArZneisto1e.
:" Der Gebraucn von 'Castoria' ist so all
gemein und seine Vortreffiichkcit SO wohl
bekannt, dass seine Empfehlung iiberfinssig
erschetnt. yerstandige Familien Laten es
etets yorriithig"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
phxiipp Saueramr rfet

Oie Jolianten pergilben, Der
Stdbte gelebrter Glan3 erbdlt iebes Snhr
bas BUD Der Natur erbdlt iebes Sabr
eine neue anflase.
Die &. ct 8. tpollen ibr Saupt=
quarter BON 9bilaoelpbia nod Mofbing-
ton berlesen unb boben biegrloubniB gum
Bau zines eisenen @ebdubes ertpirtt.
Obne bieies sebt es nidt. Grobmeiiter
Sovereign sibt es ais 4aupterunb bes
um5uees an. .bab mon beiier benz Gonerse
aufponen miiiie.
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1T niht Ser morosr.

atlanta Gitp, 81. g., 5. Stunt. -
Die 2ei&e BON JrI. &egina @obel, Der
iunsen Dame aus pbilaoelpbia, mel6e
am @onntas gaadmittag beim Baoen
ertranf, tuurbe bier seitern ans 2anb
semorfen. Die goroners.Surp bat Elm
@erbitt onf Sob bur9 unfaa abgeseben
unb @bas. graluforb, Der iunse Mann.
wel4er Derbaftet ,porben mar, neil ct lie
in fabrldiiiaer We.ie In au tiefes WaHer
senommen baben iolIte, tuurbe freige.
1prp9en.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-26

No l. 80 acres p miles from tqra
Comfortable house Of three rooms, ctilsr'
good stable and other outbuildings, $50
fruit trees about onehalf OF which are in
bearing. Plenty OF small fruit. e, This
place is good land. all under four-wite
fence, and ~ acres Of hay. One share
water in Last Chance Ditch. 1880. q
No. q Is acres II miles from town,
all Tended and in cultivation. Onehsif
share water In Last Chance ditch. Good
stable on land. Cheap at 500.
No. 3. 80 acres OF first class land, all
under fence. one half share Of water In
Last Chance Ditch goes with land. A
bargain. $500.
No. 4. 80 Acres OF fine soil suitable
for orchard or small fruits on the line OF
the Last ChAncs Ditch, . bargain ut
s700.
No. 5. 800 acres OF river bottom land
lying on Psyette river three miles from
Emmett. 100 acres In cultivation, bear
ing orchard OF choice fruits, private
ditch taken from the Payette river with
recorded water right OF 1000 inches
covers this land, good two story house
and necessary out buildings. $4,000.
No 9. 10 acres of good land one mile
from town. this place has bearing or
chard o. choice fruit and is bargain,
$3.50.
No. Z. 100 acres Of rich granite soil
nearly all under cultivation 1900 fruit
trees about one third OF which are in
bearing, comfortable house and other
Chance Ditch. s2500.
No. 8. l20 acres nine miles from
Emmett, 80 acres Of this place is first
class bottom farm land with recorded
water right sufficient for fall grain, hay
garden and orchard. Cheap at 5000.
No. 0. 5 acres Z mile from town, all
in cultivation, with share water. in
Only Chance Ditch. Comfortable house
of FIVE rooms. Good stable for -four
horses $500.
No. 10. 100 acres one mile from town
About 40 acres in cultivation. II share.
water in Only Chance Ditch. Good tw,
story house. This place is fine sol
aud will be sold IN 40 acre tracts 4
waited. ~ 600.
For further information cal
on or address,
CARPENTER & PATTISON,
EMMETT. IDAHO
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-26

IL wHs no doubt wise step for State
Treasurer Bunting to subscribe for 80
copies Of Mr. Bartine's new silver paper
taat Mr.. Bryan is urging all to take.
We think about every other republican
Ia the state ought 70 have several copies
as Il APPEARS 10 he = scheme to break M
democrat and populist fusion. Demo
Gratis should keep their dollars in their
pockets and let the advsncers Of the new
silver idea keep their psper--Bolse Mail.
Wonder n the Mail is a silver paper
i'self or inst a Demo-Fop political or
gan. Idaho people generally are sup
posed to be supporters Of the white
metal and should be found ever ready
and willing 10 support the supporters OF
that metal.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-26
THE COMING GRASS FOR PASTURE

One Of tho most interesting exhibits
70 farmers In the splendid educational
exhibit from Latah county was the
Bronze grass. or Russian forage grass.
which is being extensively cultivated In
tnst section with splendid results. The
Latin name for this grsss Is Bromus
innermus. and the nrst seed sown In
LAtsh county WAS imported direct from
Russia The Latsh county farmers soon
abbreviated the name TO Bronze" and
" IL therefore sometimes improperly
called broom grass" by persons I'M
familiar with ~.
j. p. MIL one Of the gentleman In
charge OF the Ls,sh county exhibit.
ssys the introduction Of Bronze grnss
has solved the question OF pasturagc In
the Pslouse country, question which
has long confronted the farmers Of that
country.
in the Palouse country" said Mr. Mix
10 a Spokesman Review reporter. "and
II Is the finest pasture grass that grows.
Tn. grass was introduced into Latah
county six years ago by j G. Rcumens.
who sent to Russia for seed He sowcd
IT with alfalfa which II crowded out
Krone grass grows as high as timothy
and has more foliage, and u forms a sod
like Kentucky blue grass II is ms green
~ August as In June. 1t has been test
eel for producing milk, and found to
icld more milk than orchard grass or
aIfalfa. II requires about 10 pounds OF
SEED per acre 10 produce good pasture
the nrst y~sr II Ia sown. 1t is claimed
that II viii pasture Ave head OF cattle
70 the acre, and II is the bes: hog pas
icrc in the world. NJ J. Shields. Of
Moscow, sowed 30 acres OF IL, and says
tie seed is worth al pound to any
fsrmer who wants good pasture. The
grass II spreading all over our section OF
rountry. and the seed can now he pur-
CHASED as low as Is cents pound. Or
ders for seed have been received from
rs far away as North Dakota and Nevs.
la. Farmers who would like To try II
can procure seed from either Mr. Shields
or r. c. McLam Of Moscow. both Of
whom are now growing IL extensively.
In my opinion bronze grass Is the com
ing pasturage Of this section Of country
Spokane Spokesman. Review.
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slaNk Of imnrovement are vIsI

SlcSs Of Improvement are visible on
every hand. New people are coming to
The Payette valley every day. and many
more are making inquiries about this
country with view to locating here in
the near future. The people who ARE
here are prosperous and there is room
Tor many more. and every new arrival
will help to bring more and greater
prosperity to the valley. Every one
in trrested here should take personal
.i.terest In helping 10 advertise the
country and m inducing others to come.
There is money In IL.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-26
pARoAIN IN REAL ESTATE.

We have for sale 100 acres Of choice
land one mile from Emmett Comfort
able house and stable. 40 acres in cultiva-
ton. Two and one half shares OF water in
Only Chance Ditch goes with land. water
from Last Chance Ditch for this season
already on land. This land will be sold
Mt bargain II sold Mt once. For furth.
err particulars call on or address
CARPENTER e. PArTIsoS.
Emmett. Idaho.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our many friends
for heir kindness TO our beloved hus-
band. father, and grandfather during
bis late Illness, ana especiallysour true
and tried friend, James Patton. whose
efforts were unceasing, until the end,
TO mitigate his suffering; also for their
sympathy for us In our sad bereavment.
MRS. SARAH +. STUART,
AND FAMILY.
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site is now In progress. Mr.. Dornan
also says that he thinks there is orr
enough In sight 10 the |. x. L. and Ida
mines which belongs 10 his company,
10 keep the mill running day and night,
but should there be an, extra time
they will ruu on custom ore from the
Rock Greek side. Tribune.
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Land once at Boise City Idaho.
October 49, 1895.
- Notice Is hereby given that the follow
tng-namcd settler has filod notice OF his inten-
tion TO make final proof in support OF HIS claim
and that said proof win be made before Regis
ter and Receiver OF U. :. Land once at Boise
City Idaho, on December 5. 1905. viz
Charles II. ellison.
Payette Idaho, HID application No. 2356 for the
sw 4 ne NV 4 Sc y ne Z sw y lot sec : ~
snr2w b. p. M Idaho.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and guilty alton OF
said land viz
f: Ezrn Bradford. Psyette. Canyon county Idaho
William ID. Patison. James NJ. Brigham. Isaac
Womack, Emmett Canyon county Idaho.
- CHARLES HIMROR. Register,
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Notice for Publication.

and once at Boise, idaho,
October 2. 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim. and that
said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver u. =. Land ONCE at Boise City
Idaho. on November 20. 1925. viz:
Richard barrett,
Emmett Idaho. Hid. application No. 1899 for the
ne 4 ne 4 sec 20 W y NV Ia sc 4 nv IL sec 2s
tip 6nr2 " h. l.. NJ. Idaho.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz:
Charles Cakes. John F., Daily. William NJ
Wilson. James Jones' all OF Emmett Canyon
county Idaho.
CHARLES HIxRoD. Register
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THE LAST CALL.

An persons knowing themselves TO be
indebted to the Arm OF Bldcrback *
Cartwright. are requested to settle with
In the next 30 days. or their accounts
will be placed in the hands OF a col
lector.
BiLDERBAcK & CARTWRIGHT.
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SCHOOL TAX.

Emmett. Idaho, October lat 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board of
Trustees cf the Independent School District
~ Emmettsv1lle, No. y. OF Conyon county Ida
no, hss levied and Asscr3cd . tax OF one per
cent upon all tAxable property OF said district
found upon the assessment roll OF Canyon
county Idaho. for the year eighteen hundred and
ninety nve 1885, for general school purposes
including ihc support and naintenan cc Of the
schools and payment OF the current expenses OF
said school district and such tax IL now pay
able and will 81 the expiration of thirty Sundays
from The nr>t day Of October 1895 be due NJ tbs
once OF JAmes Phillips one and one half miles
southeast of Emmett Idaho and unless paid
within said thirty t3ol days will hecone ielin-
quent aud win be collected according to law
JANIS PHlILtPs.
Treasurer Independent school district Of
kmmeusvllc No. vCanyon county Idaho.
Taxes will be received and rccepted for n
Hayes Store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-26

We have completed arrangements by
which We can have job work OF all kinds
done on "A hours notice. in = FIRST class
manner and At bed rock prices. Don't
send your orders away but place them
with us and you will save money. time
and troubls
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

d. The Last Chance Ditch Company Principal
placcof business. Emmett Idaho.
Notice n hereby given that az meeting OF
The directors hsld on Oct. TO- 1895 assess
ment OF six lsol dollars per share levied
upon tine capital stock OF the corpor alton, pay
able Immediately to the secretary az Emmett
Iliaho; any stock upon which this assessment
remains unraii on the twentieth t2Othl day OF
November 1895 viii be delinquent. and atyer-
tis;d for sale at proiic auction and unless pny-
ment Il made before viii he sold on the tectf
pOtal day OF December 1898 10 pay the delin-
quent assessment together with costs Of ad.
vcrtislns and eNpe nSe OF sale.
FINLEY AcSROK. Secretary.
Dated Emmett, Idaho. Oct. -, 1895. seat
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-Ptobs>- Court. State OF Idaho. County OF
Canyon.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by 1.-The undersigned
X :. Madden. administrator OF the estate OF
Theodore Wallis deceased the creditors and all
persous having claims against said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary vouch-rs
within four months after the first publication of
this notice to said administrator at his ONCE
at commercial Bank Caldwell Idnho. the same
being the piacc for the transaction OF the bust
ness of the said estate In tho unity of Canyon
State OF Idaho X. =. MADDEN. Administrator.
Dated ~ Caldwell. Idaho, Oct. LIST 1894
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MlLLIN cry:

Having received full line OF MIL
LINEkY goods am prepared to sup
ply the wants Of the Ladies Of Emmett
vicinity In that line at low prices for
cash. JULIA Rioos.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-26

BICYCLES will sell cheap IN Boise this
winter The chances are that before
spring comes some bicycle owners will
Inrt with their wheels for tho price Of a
sack Of Hour or hod Of coal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-26
NOTICE.

Fine table squash, potatoes. onions.
cabbage, parsnips, beans, hay and grain
for sale at vanderdossen's ranch. II you
want any vegetables drop me line and
will deliver Mt residence for cash or
desirable trade.
JANIS vASDERpossEN.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-26
NEW QUARTZ MILL FOR ROCK GREEN

II. W. Dorman returned from Ketch-
nm last Sunday from bis Wood River
trip. While there he purchased How
lands pnlverirer for use at his mines on
Rock Greek This machine is practic-
ally lew. having been In operation but
Few months on Wood River and has
a capacity Of fifteen tons per day. The
machinery WAS loaded here Yesterday
ard Mr. Dorman SANS that the mill
VIII % in running share in fifteen davs.
Contracts for lumber aud wood have
been 1T Grading Of roads and mill
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NOTICE.

JAMES vASDERDossEs
The record-union., 1895-01-08

The thirty-frst session of the California
Legislature opened at noon yesterday,
with nearly all of the members in their
seats. In the Senate the only business
transacted was the taking of the oath of
office by the newly-elected Senator'S,
after which an adjournment was taken
until to-day to give the majority an op-
portunity to caucus on officers and at
taches.
The Assembly progressed little fur
ther toward organization, electing J. c.
Lynch of San Bernardino Speaker, and
e. V. Spencer of Lassen, Plumas and
Sierra Speaker pro tenn.
Caucuses were held later at which most
of the other officers were agreed upon,
and there is every prospect that the or
ganization of both houses will be COM
pleted to-day, in which event the Gov
ernor will send in his message.
The contest for the United Senatorship
received but little attention yesterday. so
far as could be noticed, all the energies
of members being devoted to securing
places for their friends or standing off"
the numerous place-hunters. 1t is evil
dent, however, that Mr.. De Young has a
great many friends here, and they have
very confident air. The utter silence of
many who have been counted as friends
of Senator Perkins leads many to believe
that they are going to desert his standard
and go over to De Young. There is no
talk about any other candidates.
The record-union., 1895-01-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: r. l. Jones, Z. C. Lusk, Park
Henshaw, Chico; a. L. Boynton, w.
Webster, Oroville; a. c. Kennedy, S. j..
Roam, +. w. Thompson, David Rich,
New York; John ). Howell, Dick Borg,
Donald Bruce, Milton j. Green, w. +.
Boardinan, William A. Benheim, f..
Burr, Jr., E. J.. Fitzgerald, B. +. Har-
vile, J. s. Power, Thomas S. Wilson, j..
p jackson, c. +. Basselt, Miss B. Buck,
William IL. Anderson, w. S. Bliss, San
Francisco; y. S. Smith, Marysville; b. f.
Walton, Sutter County; L. f. Davis,
Louise Davis, Clara 1. Cornell, Napa; c..
ii. Martin, II. G. Stone, Los Angeles;
Frank Lane, Stockton: E. Carl Bank.
lone; Daniel 5. Collins, Grass Valley; +.
McGettigan. II. ID. Lazelle, Vallejo; w,
Wallace, Oakland.
The record-union., 1895-01-08
SENATE,

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Long before the noon hour yesterday
the corridors leading to the Senate cham
ber were thronged with sightseers and
prospective attaches. while the lobby
showed many ladies, bent upon seeing
the newly-eiected Senators made Sena-
tors indeed.
At IL o'clock a few members were at
their desks, immersed in business,
though the majority were shaking hands
and renewing old acquaintance.
At 1880 o'clock Lieutenant Governor
Reddick appeared, and at Il O'Clock,
noon, his gavel fell, and the thirty first
clared convened.
The roll of hold-over Senators, was
first called, Senator Whitehurst of Santa
Clara being found absent.
The rolI-call of newly-elected Senators
showed no aDSentees.
Upon a recall, the newly-elected men,
bers were instructed to present their cre-
dentials at the Clerks desk, when the
oath of office would be administered by
the President or the Senate.
The members sworn in were: Senators
Androus of Los Angeles, Aram of olo,
Beard of Alameda, Bert of San Fran
cisco, Denison of Alameda, Franck of
Santa Clara. Gleaves of Shasta, Hender-
son of San Francisco, Holloway OF So
noma, Linder of Tularc, Mahoney of
San Francisco, Pedlar of Fresno, Seawell
of Ukiah, Shine OF Merced, Shippee of
Tehama, Simpson of Los Angeles, Smith
of Kern, Toner of San Francisco, Voor-
heis OF Amador and Wilmington of San
Diego.
OF the newly elected Senators only
Henderson, Seawell aud Toner are Demo-
Gratis.
Senator Mahoney of San Francisco
moved 10 adjourn until II O'Clock, noon,
to-day.
Before putting the question the Presi
dent announced that caucus OF the Re-
publican members would be held at S
p. NJ. in Supreme Court rooms No. 2, and
that the Democrats would caucus at 7:30
z. NJ. in room No. l6.
The Senate then adjourned until II
O'clock to-day.