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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-19
Annoyed a Young Lady.

A. D. Outlet, Frenchman who talks
but little English, was sent to Jail to-day
for discharging a gun inside the city
limits. He said he was shooting to frighten
dog, but his story was not believed, and
an investigation was made. 1t was found
that Outlet had frequently annoyed a
young lady by following her and discharg-
ing his pistol in the air. 1t is thought that
his mind is unbalanced. AS he has prom
ised to leave town when his twenty days
in jail have expired, he will not be prose-
cuted further
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-19
Q. r. e. N. T2 SS5 5b9aHtAND agT6kX.
CUNiRD Line.

CUNARD LINE.
New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Campana, DC. .26, 10 :30AM Campania, Nov. 81 10 AM
Umbria. Nov. 2, N Umbria, Nov 80, 2 p NJ
Lucania. Nov. 9. 10 AM Lucania, Dec. z, 9AM
Etruria, Nov. 16 NJ Etrura, Dec IA, 2PM
Cabin passage $50 and upward; second cabin,
dations.
Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe
at very low rates. For freight and passage apply
at company's office, Bowling Green New York.
VERNON III. BROWN & CO., General Agents.
Good accommodations can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO..
Agents, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-19
STOCKTON STEAMERS

Leave Pier No. 3, Washington ST.,
at p. NJ. Daily, Except Sunday.
A4- Accommodations Reserved by Telephone
STEAMERS:
I. G. Walker. j. D. Peters.
Mary Garratt, City of Stoc kton.
Return steamer leaves Stockton Sundays, s p n
Velephoue Main 500. CAl Nav. and Impt. Co
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
INAUGURATION OF A NEW TRAIN
SERVICE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
OVER THE SCENIC
SHASTA. ROUTE
San FRANCISCO and PORTLAND,
R ZEz L[ISs. ,5sss!;Es,J ,J|s5 s.lSiG955z
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
REDUCTION IN time AND RATES.

THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
takes pleasure in announcing that, commencing
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, and EVERY FIVE
DAYS THEREAFTER, 1t will dispatch from
San Francisco a special train composed of FIRST
and SECOND CLASS SLEEPERS for the better
accommodation of Portland, Oregon and Puget
Sound travel. This train will be known as 'TfIE
SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND SPE-
CIAL."
The company's ticket offices in SAN FRAN
CISCO, OAKLAND and PORTLAND d will be sup
piled with special issues of continuous-passa
tickets for this train and which will be sold at the
following reduced rates:
FIRSTCLASS TICKETS including berth I'm
Pullman standard sleeper, 800.
SECOND-CLASS TICKETS, including bert h in
Pullman tourist sleeper $40.
MEALS can be obtained at the following sta
tions Breakfast at Dunsmuir, lunch at Ashland,
dinner at Glendale.
"THE SIN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND SPECIAL"
Leaves SAN FRANCISCO at t...sP p. NJ.
Arrives PORTLAND (second day) Rt......6 A. NJ.
TINE, "a HOURS,
NOTE-Corfespondlng train will leave PORT
LAND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, and every five
days thereafter. Due to arrive in SAN FRAN
CISCO at 7:l5 A. NJ. (second day..
I. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
RICHARD GRAY. Gen. Traffic Manager
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-19
Football Opening.

Captain Mcmillan OF the Relian ce foot
ball team has been down to Palo Alto to
inspect the Stanford team. He said to-
day: Those Stanford men are good ma
terial. They impress me as being the best
eleven that has been turned out yet by the
Palo Alto university, and l am confident
that they will give Berkeley hard rub
Our team is in very fair shape Wilbur
has deserted, but ] do not apprehend that
his absence will affect the team. 1t seems
TO me the Olympic team will go to pieces
within few days"
Mrs. Boogar Is Ill.
The trial of Michael Collins for killing
Philip Boogar was continued this morn
ing until Tuesday on account of the illness
of Mrs. Boogar. Attorney George Knight
has subpenaed Attorney Benson for the
defense. Just what Mr.. knight hopes to
prove by Benson be will not say, but Ben
son was the attorney for Boogar' and is
the man who, Mrs. Boogar claims, ex-
ercised a baleful influence over her hus-
band.
Stair -Bannister Case.
The old case of Alfred Bannister against
A. d. Starr was reopened in Judge Frick's
court to-day. Since the suit commenced
the defendant has died. After a minute
cross-examination of Bannister the case
was continued until next week.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-19

was danced. the music for which was COM
posed by Miss L lille M. Forsyth. Miss
FORSYTH is popular member of the class
who resides at 3237 Encinal avenue, Ala
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nur brass hand met In tho morning
they presented their teachvr and leader.
Barthol NJ. Larsen, with n baauuu
silver badge mounted with gold, wiz
his name engraved thereon In ueautI.
iul ulack letters and the name uf 70.
baud that Tie,onted II. He was fam,
overcome. For some timg he held 70 D..
uis hand Looking nj d., ami WIN.
0niy hble 20 say, "Wc'l, thank you
boys, will do the bee, I can"
Our cold weather is all rast f.f
awhile, ami only for little wind DO
would he ~ n we were 10 an oven, % IL,
20 hot. our fret cut OF luC ~ I-
about all up. our crofT ore very rapid.
~ maturing and our settlement 's
always improving. We nfe happy O..
cay we have another missionary ieavt
our ward the beginning Of Septembsr
Call again.
It IL reported that the white mer
have killed one Fquaw ani Two 90
three papp0otef. IL is also said that
10 white men have been KILLED, lu
his ~ only rum9r. T. locke IKE
trouble, ami We mey have Go care l.f
OURSELVES. All 1quiel bore nov.
a .A.Tfu
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Personal Paragraphs.

jaime, sharp, Of san Francisco, isat
tho Gallon.
W. II. Hcckwlth lie iu from Evanston
aud registered ~ tho walker
George HAldOrn aud Master Smart
llaidurn arc Iemplciou guests from
Butte.
william 4. pinkofion, of Chicago, and
Allan rinkoriou, " Sew hur.. UI the
famous detective agency AFRO w tho
kuutsiOrd.
NJ n. Morrill, aud wife aud u rergu-
son, ~ SAN francisco, are Walker guests.
Al tho Nuutziord AFRO Mr. mod Mrs.
AudroW tuumpsun,A. o. Thompson and
Mas G.. H. IDrrey, ui liHnu'da.H, Pa
Horse Shoe Jack, OF Dcuyci, B, a. ltho
Tcmpictou.
a. e. Cnruthors and chaflc.J. Daspar.
Of bonvcr rogist 'roi today u. tho buu.s.
ford.
Frank Robertson, Il representative 81
Tho Gentry show, holds ipUh a. the
walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward u. Farrell, Of
Now York city, and A. liuck and wife,
Of Philadelphia, arc Cullen guests.
Miss Minnie Williams, Of Logan, is o.,
the Walker.
J. H. llausman IL up n1m Npphi and
IA registered "a. tho Cullen,
Tho romplotou has W D.. Birlholo-
NEW uf East orange, n. q.
Walter a. Lyon, Of New York aad o..
j, Fletcher Of st. Louis, ARE kuutsiord
guests.
~ D. u.vu ,f Del HIt.. ..| rH....t.
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waterfall 400 feet high Of majestic siEe.
which came tumbling dowr the side Of
the mountain. Standing upon the
vessels deck, clo,o 10 whefs II fell
into the inlet, and looking upward ~
Il came rolling Down, the effect over
whelmed the party With an iudescrlb'
auio feeling VI admiration. On the
r.turn the captain drew the vessel up
nlont the side Of pfeoipico which
rifc abruptly aud VeTpeudiculsTly
from the water, txcop; In places where
II oveThuns the vessel, 60 height Of
800 feet, and,theu feovded little 10
d lublo that height. Tue water whst,
the vessel rested was no less than | 800
feet deep. While OF this Point the
name Of the weasel and the Gate, ana
also the ctpisiu's name were painted
upon the rock Just above high tiuo
marx. These scenes aroused itoiings
Of admiration nud praise fJr the ere
AtOr who had fnite1 such monuments
to his greatness and power
Numerous porpoisos and whales
we're seen during the voyage. some Of
them IN very close pr Nlmity 10 the
vessel. On several occasions scores OF
porpoises spotted along the side u the
While taking on q cargo OF sailed and
smoked salmon at BAttlelps bay, sever.
al Of tho passengers unst Dshing llnSe
over the side Of the vessel with very
good success. Several large Halibut
and two young sharks were caught Mt
thls u0int.
TAX ng all In all, the grandeur Of the
tceuvfy and tue wonderful natures Of
the channels and waters through
which they passed are indescribable,
but all expressed themselves ~ having
had time OF unnlloyod enjoy mobt.
President Woodruff health was very
good. lie enjoyed his sleep the most
Of the time and his appetite improved.
Since leaving Portland, however, Ihe
heat and the dust have oppressed him
and he has never felt 10 well ~ ne did
while on the water. Tho rest has been
Of great benefit IN him. lie has been
free rom care NJ mono Of the party
have received a word from bono since
the 9Th until tbism0rnlng.
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QUIET IN THE TETON.
Notes Of tho Basin 10 Imrsdsy-No
Trouble From Indians Yet.

TETON, July sG,-On the Fourth Of
July our worthy cltlagns raised the dag
Of liberty ut early dawn, and It waived
mAleslically, bidding welcome to all
seekers oi homes TO cur beautiful settle.
mrnt, where home, win bo more plen.
tiiul now since Canyon creek canal ~
just about completed. We with many
visitors spent II glorious gay In all
honor 10 our nA.ion's HON nuniversnry
u her Independence. And Ye cele.
DRAFTED the Twouty..ourln az the forty
eighth unulvcuaTy of our Plunterl
entering CIA
Independence dGy and Pioneer day
-tlrgnGaY7 we ho0Or and revere as
loyal gi2sas % eaoh cause, rsmtm.
boring thr .'0 Il that was spilt ami the
suntIiug that was endured u gain
rlch Of them. We had Instrumental
musc tbgaas band) harmDnlGa music
uui martial music. The time was all
that could be desired among COD.
loving poodle.
On Tho 2i,h when the members OF
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ELECTRICAL METALLURGY.
A Process Of smelling Rebrlllous Ores
with Electricity.

The question OF reducing refractory
ores with the use Of electricity has re-
ooivsu n good deal Of attention from
metAllufglhtB and mining men lately.
Among those who have given much
attention to the matter, savs tho Sau
Francisco eau Ia George d. BuT,on,
the New York electrician, who Was
the cause OF the late discussion over
the effects OF the usS Of electricity In
capital punishment. Mt, Burton, who
II al the Palace, 10 thb inventor u a
process which IL now In use by com.
panies formed for the purpose Ia Cana.
da and Boston and which he claims
will reduce the most rebelliUus ores Hny
kind NJ D comparatively small cost aud
will save practically ali the metal.
IL IL for the purpose Of introducing
HIS process hero that Mr. Burton Ia In
California. Speaking Of 1t Monday no
said:
Tho ORC IL placeI IN a receptacle Of
about half bushol capacity made TO
stand an estimated heat " 10000 dogtOes,
which Is u greater heat Than can DO
measured by any pyrOme,er now IN usa.
The bottoms OF these rOOOptaclos are nor.
inch In diameter. Any number " those
may be used In battery to go. what
ever capacity may be- required. A. tho
ore Ia heated, the metal moltH aud drOus
in globul0s down through solution
coming up through tho holes. The basis
Of this solution il water, with it, gravity
Increased by adding salt, soda, horaG,
alum, cyanide or other acids.
Different metals require different dem
Al D. a.Ua o la
required to mel. aud cause them to leave
tho orc. The yoltain ares could not be
formed without increasing tho gravity
neither would the metal leave tho ore
without some lux TO mako Il ran.
by Increasing the voltage ono motal
after another can be- removed geparatoly.
For instance, luko piece Of orc com
tanning silver gold, copper and lead.
with low voltage and moderate am.
porage, and by olevaling the solution
into contact through tho holes, an arc IN
formed and lead win hc liQulhed and go
down. lhcn by increasing the voltage
aud ampOrago silver would fall. and so
with copper and gold, all fusing AT dif.
feront degrees OF heat.
The works In Canada arc for working
nickel, and th0ro an tho nickel la mo ORC
~ saved, while but about halt Is by the
old processes.
h'Ah' il'Ah th"At Nv lNls lrOpOsa and
the use Of cOndOnsiug stacks all sulphur.
arsenic and other volatile and valuablc
ingredients may be saved. In o.her
words, everything NJ value and ali Of II
u separated and preserved. IL makes no
diuorenco how TobolllOus The ores NAV
leland this means great danl when
You consider how much valuable ora h
not worked nj all on account OF tho rost
by the old processes.
A - tn O. o l..
tage. The electricity may be- Transmitted
twenty miles 10 a mino from the suurc0
of power, thus saving cost of hauling
mo ores The cost at the apparatus h
not over % per cent Of that of reduction
works Of tho same capacity und tho ro.t
cheaper
Mr. Burton states that he has M.
ranged to put up a tsn.tOn smeltor for
working some rebOllious ores In Den.
Yer,
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utution, which be Ioss than hllf the
number OF clizons tn tho precinct,
"uich the Inv utIyIdol should sIgn
he petition, alsn that nf the Huv.1ue
aIff eign uumUrI were u0n.rHucnis,
Au1 slWs u' tenn hbi tU.ir Name
% Ou the petition without their
'uuwiu1E,; ami that there BE-
.a ryc1TI by the county cout,
ID, the Incorporation % Nrunl.
Plaintiff viii also taifc Che question uf
the fiGht ni tine Legislature 10 utle.
gate 10 c.uu'y courts the power % tn.
G. rp1Eio t.Wus. SHOULD this mower
not exist iu county courts the decision
VII aigyta large number Of towns Ia
utab.
Matilda Holder Peterson was granted
divorce tom Nipls J.. Peterson On
No ground ui cruelty. Tue parties ate
Dm Pleasant Grove.
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INDIANS IN TETON BASIN.
Three Hundred Among the People
1heTe-No Trouble, But
Great Anxiety.

The following Ia an extract from n
letter received today by Mrs. Walter
Jennings from friend IN the basin
and " the latest news from that points
There II comfortable excitement,
Just now, IN tho Basin, owing 10 the
Indians. You know they have been
prohibited from hunting game over Ia
Jaekaon's Hole, Just over the moun.
lAins from us, for they daughter IL to
euoh wasleiul extent there viii soon
be no game LEFT. But they refuse ~
obey orders, nnd troops have
boon called out. Some indians
have already been killed, aud this
makes the rest desperate. There are
several hundred In the Hole and several
hundred more on the march. i dom
quite like u myself, Tor they pass
through the basin on their way to
and from the HOlH-ihat IL many hun
dTsds OF then. There are three hun.
bred cAmped here now. While we
are several miles from their line Of
march, and while the soldiers could
soon settle them, providing they reach
them la time. stu they IRE tTeach.
eroHs creatures, and will 20 n long
way for revenge, and / uou't care
about coming home scalped. II has
caused quite a stir here, ami many Of
the women are frightened, that H.,
those living near tho Indiana trail.
-
The United Cooke and Pastry
Cooks Association OF the United
States recommends the use Of Dt.
Prioss Baking Powder In preference
10 all hers.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
Important Suit Affecting the Town Of
lsrnal-Jurors Drawn.

A session Of the FlIsl dislrlc, court
was held this morning. Grand aud
petit JUROR for the September tenn to
appear on tue Oh OF sopisnUer, were
drawn NJ follows
GRAND JURORS,
Chris T.. Peterson, Fairvlsw; John
Cliuger Provo; George HAYS, EuTokf;
y. w. Iinauy, Provo; W II. Page,
Goshen Herbert Burton, Nephi;
stephen j. O'tloh Ncphf; ClNudo
Wheeler Silver city; Luke COX,
Provo, Joseph OyarJ, America Fora;
Joseph Justtsou, Spring CITY; Jacou
SuyIuf, Prove; Joseph ruomat +,
Lsni; w. d. Robinson, American
Fork; Henry Jensen, May foli /,
Joseph Halliday, santsquiu; l. l..
johnson, Fountain Green; Henri
Natkins, Midway james Goodsl
sRntaquin; Edwin Lee, Spfingvills
rETIT JURORS.
Rasmus Andsno1, Mount Pleasant;
WIN. SOuthwick, Lehi; Ncphi straw,
Sprlngvills; A, {. YORK, Prove; Ed J,
Conrad, Cheslei; &. n, Lund, Mount
PLEASANT Mel NJ. Stewart, Meadow I;
Fred Anderson, haDti; a. r.. Jones,
Castle Dale; Ell Claysln, Lake shore;
Lavi Scofield, Eureka; John Hayt,
Mammoth; 1, h DafIon, Provo; DE.
Sargent, PaysoH; Peter Gillespie, Mann.
moth; John Karen, Lehl, n. w.
BIowD, Euteks; MAIDS Z. Maisru,
Lake View; ln0mas lieo'ley JT.,
Prove; John Rrrsr, Walos; Erneal
a. Gordon, Provo; u. W. Warn.
or, Moab; Warren Fem, Provo;
&. &. HAcgut, Alpine; John /, Chip.
man, American Fork, Martin Ford,
Walisburg; J. n. Barnett, Psyson;
Daniel White, Gpsher John NJ Strong,
Provo; Thomas II. Beck, Eureka; W.
II. WiscOmb, Spuugvillti james Chf-
frey, Springviile; Al'reu n, Billings,
Jensen; Joseph Ffancom, LevRn;
Thomas Breslry, Provo; Flank Alex
An1er, Provo; George Cunningham,
American Fork, j. h. Bnaghur,l,
springyille; Henry Thompson, 5Gip.g;
William ThompBoni S'ipio.
AssAiLISG a TowN CORPORATION.
A case has been filed in the Third
district court, the FIRST Of its Kind In
the Territory, against the Town II
NeTnal and :. lM. Browne, Hardin
Bsuhiou, W. II. Burton, q. Il. Harm.
stOB, T.. w, Davis aud John Gallo.
way, defendants. Tho plaintiff 10
named NJ the Territory. inhAbit.
ants Of srld precinct; 10 levy taxes
upon the same and enforce tho
payment thereof; iue anu impflson
the citiGona OF said precinct for viola
ton Of such pretended laws and ordi-
hRnces, enforce the payment Of tribute
from persons engaged in business 900
said precinct under preIeNt oi licensing
the same aud doing other acts incident
and pertaining a. town corporations or
RAn.Zsd under tho lava VI Utah Terri.
tory, all Ot which said pc,s OF deieu-
dants arc anu were without authority o.
law aud void herein, by VIM, Aaht0u,
prosecuting attorney, uintah county
and %. ID. Houlz auI Thurman 4
WodgwOod.
The validity OF the town corporation
Is Questioned. Among the points that
win ho rAiGed In the case by the PLAZA.
TN are, thst when petition was
signed Tor the incorporation OF tha
Town Of VurnAl there was nothiny 90
show that tho locality peutlonad 800
citizens, ps the law proviiea IL shall;
that only hilyons persona higHsi the
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Nntes

The school population Of the city
tboiween the aEsa of auIlsI 100 Has.
an lucteRfe OF Dob over iasI y.aa
FfUd Scu.na lpmy, was given O..
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VIII Trnrel.

The Burton Stanley Opera company
after having played n successful On.
gagement Tor six weeks here, will
make tour 10 Park City anu Ogden,
playing three nigha In each place
leaving Monday.
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To lie Married.

a marriage license was Issued today
70 GAYLE H. CleAvelAnd, aged n, OF
Corrlnue, Box Elder county, and
Celia A. BlAcknsrr aged IS, Of this
city,
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FIrsl Pr,cIncI RenubIIrans.

Tine Republicans NJ me Fret Pre-.
ciuc,; ladies esp clhliy, are requested
10 ati,uI meeting IN the Annvz On
tho Ninth Ward Meeting HOME, on
Monday evening, July .pr, ~ NAT
ura. seven. Il tho Intention 10 iE'
CreaSr the number OF the precinct
committee, by the addition Of s0mp
lady members.
First PTrs'uu; Republican Com.
j. i. GHrTNTwALD Chairman.
GEU. BuCELr, 7suttry.
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u POLITICAL.
Allention RennhIIcln Women.

Az Republican women ~ salt Lake
CIV who Afe vii Ing 30 Otsbt the
WOmsr's Repubhcau Committee, will
please report ut room 800 Atlus Block,
Immediately,
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The great lelvening power OF DIR.
Prices BAKING Powder aud it, freedom
from adult grants, give II tho indoIse.
ment Of all authorities on food pro-
.IupfH
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