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The herald., 1895-01-04
TROUBLE ABOUT BONDS.
CITY OFFICIALS ELECT ARE STILL
CHASING BONDSMEN.
Only Few of the Supplemental
Bones Have Been Filed.
The Sureties.

The action of the finance committee
of the CITY council in recommending
that several OF the city offic;als-elecs be
required to file supplemental bonds,
which recommendation was adopted by
the council, has Caused considerable
trouble thus far, and caused it to be
! rumored that in the case of at least one
or two OF the officials everything con-
nected with tho securing OF bonds is not
exactly regular.
The finance committees report on this
point said:
In the ma tier of the official bonds filed by the
officers ei,ct, we have carefully examined the
same anc CHI -cked them with the Hssessme mt
rolls OF the county The charter provides tn. t
each official bond SHAH be executed by two or
more sur ,ties. who shall be owners OF real
estate within the city or county valued ovec
and above all incu;a ORANGES upon The last CT y
or county assessment roll at NOS less than the
aggrezat, amount for which he recomes re-
snonsible upon such Official bonds. We fnn
tn At in number OF cas- S the bonds do not
comply with this provision of the city charter,
and whi.e we believe that the tureIes are re-
sponsiole Tor the amount for which they bind
themselves, yet this provision of The charter
shoud be strictly co'npl e1 with.
We therefore recon mend that the city clerk
elect be instructed To file an additional bold
W th sureties in the sum of $250o
III G city auOlLOE eiecL Dc lustruCteu 10 Ill an
additional bond, with sureties in the sum OF
100000
the city tax and license collector elect be in
structed to file an additional bond, with sure
ties IN the sum OF :S105, 900.
The city treasurer elect be instructed to hle
an add tional bond, with sureties in the sum of
$11,500.
The street superintendent elect be instructed
to file an additional bond, with sure.ies in the
sum of $4,000.
And the city engineer elect an additional
bond in the sum of $1,000.
THE BONDS FILED.
Up to last night but tour of those in
cluded in the above report had filed the
supplemental bonds required by the
council. City Clerk Luckenbacb. City
Treausurer-elect Hattrell, City Tax end
License Collector Gish. 1t was
understood. however, that City Auditor
elect Teale has secured q supplemental
bond which will be filed today.
Z. e. Boetwick. the expert who invss :
tigated tbs matter OF assessments for
the finance committee on the Aguirre
bonds is now at work on the supplement
tai bonds thus far filed, and will en-
deavor 10 report before the council meet.
ing today.
MR.. TEALE's BoNr.
In the Gaze OF Mr.. Teale. the sureties
on the original boHd were F. J. Tesls.
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10000; W. J. Webb, 5000; John W.
A. Of, $4,000.
LUCKENBACK's sURETIEs.

LUCKENBACK's sURETIEs.
City Clerk elect Lucken backs supple-
mentary bond has j. M. Riley as surety
in the sum of $25, 900. carrying the en-
tire amount required.
HowARD's sURETIEs.
p A. Howard has filed no supple
mentary bond az yet. His eureties on
the original bond are: Thomas Goss,
10000; John Cross, $4,000; ]. NJ. Wit
mer, $4,000.
CITY TREASURER HARTwELL.
On the original bond Of City Treasurer
elect Hartwell, II. G. Whitmer was on
for $l5 COO; ]. W. A. OFF, $500: Simon
Maier, $4,000. He filed supplement
tsry bond with Hsrvey Lindley and
Simon Maier, each qualifying in the
cum Of $4,000.
ABOUT eIeu's BOND.
On tho original bond of John Gish,
city tax and licsnae collsctor.elect, sher.
man Smith qualities for $4,000; NJ. D.
Sherman. $4,000; Secondo Guasti. $4,000;
Hermann Boettcher, $4,000; Herman
Inber, 5000; E. e. Johnson, SIC. 600;
A. L. Whitmsr. $4,000; Joe Maier,
$4,000; Cbss. B. Pironi, 10000; VIM.
l.lewellyn, $4,000; G. Wiley Wells,
$4,000; Warren Gillslen, $4,000.
Mr.. Gish's supplemental bond was
fled yesterday afternoon. The aureties
are Goo. II. Bonebrake, 5000; F. G.
Howes. $4,000; Warren Gillelen, $1,000;
E. E. Johnson. $500; M. d. johnson.
$500; Chas. B. Pironi. $4,000; Herman
Zaber, $4,000; Herman Boettcher, $I7.-
000; Chao Gassen, $40 600; &. Sor-
mauo, $4,000; G. Wiley Wells, $1,000; II.
J. Woollacott. S25. 600; A. f. Whitney.
$500; E. Bouton, $4,000; Sherman
Smith, $4,000.
The supplemental bond OF City En-
gineer-elect Compton has Geo. III. Bone.
brake as surety in the sum of $1,000.
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be. the obstruction OF the income tax.
the plans for the relief Of tho banks aud
the Reilly funding bill--none OF these
seem to be directed toward the mark.
In fact, from anything that appears to
me, do not think there is at Washing
ton any intelligent, sympathetic coasid-
GRAFTON of tho tramp problem" Spas
modic bsnevolence. inconsiderate save
for self, will not do; no more will
Casarism. Respectfully,
GEO. w. HENNINa.
Needles, Cal, Dacem bar 81, 1894.
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For Nsbraska's Destitute.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 3.-Friday
there will be public meeting of the
citizens at the chamber of comm
to donate food supplies to tho Nebraska
sufferers. In Huntsville, Alabama. a
carload OF provisions is being donated.
RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 3.--The farmers
Of Robertson county are making up a
carload of corn to be sent to the people
Of Nebraska. Ladies are collecting
money for the same purpose at several
points in North Carolina.
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Col isr,e. Closed Down.

HAzELToN, Pa, Jan. 81 Crystal Ridge
and Cranberry collieries, owned by A.
Pardee u Co., have shut down for an
indefinite period. One thousand men
are thrown out of work. At meeting
of striking miners at Midvale colliery, it
was resolved to continue the strike, and
appsalH for aid have been made.
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uarxard,a President.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan. 3. -President
Elliott, of Harvard university. will sail
Saturday Tor England, where be will re-
main for three months. The trip is Tor
paak aad ranra alton
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When she was a Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clurg to Castoria.
When she had Children, che gave them Castoria.
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At Burbank.

hundreds of the unemployed, but the
outside towns suffer equally.
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WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO Do ABOUT THEME
The Tramps in This City Becoming Not Only aserious bu
Menacing Problem.
The Police Commission and City Council Consider the Matter
in Joint Session Yesterday.

Says Special That the City Jail Not Large
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= the
Coming Into tho andIn
dvanced to the Praoic O
Unwelc tor
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Get particulars at 1874 South Bro advav AZ
Saturdays auction of ints- ~~
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In San Francisco, January lat, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, the
wedding of Miss Lor lord and M.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
xling them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in Doc and ST. bottles, but it is man.
ufactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
md being well informed, you will not
Ccept any substitute if offered.
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Filled With the Clerk

Martha E. Foster yesterday sued Walter
L. Foster for divorce, on the grounds of
failure to provide and desertion. She asks
for the custody OF their child. Leonard
Foster.
Alice s. E. Poulson yesterday brought
suit against Hyrum J. Poulson, Alice O..
Poulson. his wife, and an aggregation OF
celebrities named Oliver Twist, Josh
whitcomb. Nancy Hanks and Belle Echo.
to quiet title to piece OF land on Sichel
street, East Los Angeles.
There was received from Oakland yes
terday the petition Of Feicidad Ybarra
Johnson for her appointment as guardian
over Rosas Castelar,, Lucretia Borgia anu
Antonelli johnson, her children. children
of Frank P. Johnson. who died here in
1887.
Charles c. Durkee yesterday sued for a
mechanics lien against the three story
brick building on Third and Hill streets.
owned by +. W. Brotherton, and for
work on which D. NJ. TITLE owes him
$237.4
Wilhelmine Dickhoff yesterday brought
suit against julius Dickhoff for divorce,
on the ground of extreme cruelty.
L. J. Leger, carpenter, has sued o.
W. Hawkinson and H. @. Metcalf for a
$33 claim and costs, and has filed his me-
chanic's lien on their house on the corner
of Eleventh street and Westlake avenue.
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OF perjury, OF which he was found guilty.
On motion of his counsel the case was
continued to July 9th, SO they might file
a notion for new trial.
The Amelia Platt arson case came up in
department one yesterday. but was con-
tinued to September 9th on motion OF her
counsel, it being shown that she is in
San Francisco at the bedside of a dying
sister.
Martin Biscailuzs demurrer was over
ruled and be was allowed until today to
plead.
J. L. Durkee, by Mrs. Jennie V. Dur
kee. guardian, against j. G. and 0. A..
Wadleigh, was up in department three
yesterday. Durkee claims he leased Bo-
nita meadows to defendants, and claims
u balance due for 1894 of 1886. J. G. Wad-
leigh says it was a verbal agreement. and
admits only s654, and o. A. Wadleigh de-
nies everything. The case is pending. .
John Thompson. known as q fence" "
was yesterday sentenced by Judge Shaw
TO five years in San Quentin on convic-
tion Of being receiver of stolen goods.
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Reverse for the CITY

Superior Judge Shaw yesterday handed
down an opinion sustaining the demur-
rer of the defendant in the suit OF the
city against Pomeroy & Hooker, an ac-
tion to condemn land for public use.
The city demands considerable land for
pipes. humes. conduits. collecting cham
bsrs. tunnels, filtration galleries an d head
works. all for the use of the city il puri-
flying the waters of the river for O ity use
The Judge said: $50 far as the land is
required for pipes. fumes ana conduits,
it is obvious that right of way is ali
that is necessary; and it is all that the
law authorizes to be condemned for such
purposes. &c. @. p. sec. 1883. The
uncertainty OF the complaint is second
reason.
The herald., 1895-07-02
WE ARE CUTTING PRICES.


WE ARE CUTTING PRICES. Nearly 100 cloaks
that have been selling for So to $40 big table and
the price $3.50 for your choice Every wrapper goes
onethrd off the regular price The wrappers will hardly
last the week out Nothing the matter with either the
cloaks wrappers We simply clearing the decks If
going to the seashore of these jackets will be
good as the higher priced ones for the purpose.
SILK WAISTS-The S.. so kind for IS. Laundered
waists 50 cents to ST. Ladies' busters quick selling
prices We improving the cloak department Sales
have taken bound upwards
LADIES SUITS-Ducks and all wool. Look in upon
the prices. We repeat, closing every dollars
worth in the cloak Capes being sold for prices
that mean that capes will be carried over.
SAILOR HATS-Fifty cents for the choice of over
900 Selling everywhere for to three times the price,
Our special bargain for July 4th Every lady will
sailor.
UNDERWEAR--Slightl soiled. Prices one-half on
this Take the elevator to the second floor In
fants' and chldren's caps Sunbonnets 25c up
PARAsoLS, SILK MITTs AND GLOVES, suitable
for the 4h Ladies jersey ribbed underwear for
weather. All at prices that are right.
DUCK SUITINGS--One hundred pieces of duck suit
ings from to IS cents yard. Mourning ducks Plain
coored ducks White and cream ducks.
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A Great Celebration

The glorious Fourth is again coming.
We have prepared ourselves for it. Our
patrens could not wait, but have long ago
started 10 celebrate. About our new Gre
ations-- we say new. because they are
new-they have captured the town. We
do not have to fill our show windows full
OF styles that have been shown all season.
The Anna Gould. Brittania, Ailsa, Ida
Claire. ETC.. are the latest eastern sue
cesses. We have introduced them here.
Just the proper hats for this season
Also large assortment of children's white
hats, entirely new. Fifty different quail
tiles in white leghorn fits. II you want
new. clean goods ut lowest prices, call at
Haker's Millinery. 257 South Spring
street. corner Third. Remember we do
what we saw.
The herald., 1895-07-02
Record Breaking Train Service .JuIv 4

Thirty three trains-16 to and II from
Santa Monica. We are prepared to handle
heavy traffic. KocK ballasted road bed |;
that means fast time and no dust. Plen-
ty of trains, plenty of coaches; that means
seats for everybody. Trains leave Arcade
depot 500, $50 (road race specially. 9:1O
M, II M, 100. 1:10 $3.50, 4:2O. 5:15, 6:2O,
1926. IL: 10 pm. Returning afternoon train s
begin lea wing Santa Monica pm. Last
two trains leave 7.15 and 1U:OO pm.
Southern Pacitic's round trip, so cents,
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Board Of Superyisors

County Clerk Newlin petitioned to have
an additional deputy at $75 for the
month OF July to finish preparing a rec
ord Of collateral inheritance, etc., and
his request was granted. on motion OF
Mr.. Hay.
Mr.. Newlin reported the fees received
by him for. the month OF June to be
From probate business, $447.90; from
criminal business, .$1728.5O: miscella-
neous, $3l4s00.
az a county board of equalization. hut no
business was transacted, excepting that
Of preliminary nature.
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MORE ELECTRICAL LIGHTING
The Suburbs Are to Be Supplied With Eiec-
trio Lights

The Suburbs Are to BE Supplied with Elec-
trio Lights
W. L. Richardson yesterday filed pc
tition with the board of supervisors stat
ing that he is desirous of ootaining a
franchise for the purpose OF erecting and
maintaining an electric light and power
plant, and asked them to advertise fran
chise to be Submitted so that he might
bid for and purchase the same.
On motion of Mr.. Hay, the franchise
was ordered published ten dsys, the bids
to be opened August 7th.
The route proposed in the ordinance
is from the junction of First street and
the western boundary line, south along
the west boundary line to the Santa Mon.
lea line of the Southern Pacific railway
thence along the railroad to Western ave-
nue., to First street and back to place Of
beginning The purpose is to supply
electrlc lights to persons along the route.
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SHE SOLD LIQUOR ILLEGALLY
Respectable Appearing Woman Found
Guilty

Respectable. Appearing Woman Found
Guilty
Anna Sartette, charged with selling IN
toxicating malt liquors on Sunday. June
10th. at her place near the rife range
near Eastlalse. yesterday plead not guilty
through her attorney before Judge Morri-
son. Two black bottles, each partly filled
with an evil-smelling liquid, and said to
contain root beer, were offered in evi.
dence by the defendant. 1t was claimed
that these were the bottles and these the
liquids that for price had been served
to the officer making the arrest. The
gentle insinuation was not accepted. how
ever, by the gentleman, he maintaining
that he called for beer OF an ordinary
conooction and that he was served with
the regulation, brewery product. Judge
officers ability to distinguish between
Pilsener or Budweiser and root or sai-
saparilla, and found the respectable ap.
pearing defendant guilty. She will be
sentened tomorrow at lU a. nj.
The herald., 1895-07-02
United States District Court Not..

Lloyd V. Nanscaw en- was yesterd ay ar.
raigned on a charge of embezzlement or
grand jury indictments. His examina-
tion was set for July 90. He is charged
with embezzling $S55.29 OF his postal
funds. while postmaster at visalia. jan
uary 4, 1896; also, 1888. 81 of money order
funds at the same time.
James Howell, the Porterville y ostmas-
ter accused of embezzling $40 2.O2 OF
money order funds, was also arraigned
and will be examined July rs, 1895.
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HARRINGTON WILL DlH
The Doctors Entertain Little Hope OF , His

The Doctors Entertain Little Hope OF i, His
Recovery
The element of mystery that shrouds
the case of Ed Harrington, supposed to
have been poisoned last Friday evening,
remains to be cleared away.
Harrington in still an inmate of the
receiving hospital and has not yet regain
ed consciousness. The doctors do not ex-
pect that he will recover from the effects
of the drug.
The police ars trying to ascertain his
movements previous to his discovery in a
stupsfied conditioun. but as yet their
efforts have been unrewarded.
The herald., 1895-07-02
MINOR OFFENSES
Crap Shooters, Sunday Drunks and Disturb
ers Of the Peace

Crap Shooters, Sunday Drunks and Disturb
ers Of the Peace
E. Hancock. Sam Johnson. AL Jane.
son, Albert Stafford and James Thomas,
arrested for dallying with the bones,
namely, shooting craps, are out on bail,
but will be tried tomorrow in Judge Nor
rison's court room.
D. J. Sullivan, for carrying concealed
weapon, was fined $40 yesterday. &c
Looney, Leo Estrada and Joe Reed, plain
DRINKS. were fined 50 each.
+. Fairchild is accused of stealing an
even dozen Of chickens. His case was
continued until 80 this afternoon
when. II found guilty, he will receive his
dose, for chicken thieving of late is in
creasing in the city.
The herald., 1895-07-02
ALI About a Hen

Walla ce Fergus Frost Hopcraft yester-
day was sent to the county Jail to serve
one days imprisonment for being in con-
tempt of Judge Shaw of the superior
court. The sale of hen offended the
dignity Of the tribunal the Judge repre-
sents. Hopcraft's wife has sued for di-
vorce. and while the case is pending
Judge Shaw enjoined Hopcraft from dis
posing of any of the property. Their
young son sold hen. supposedly under
his papa's direction, and mamma called
down the wrath of the law and Judge
Shaw upon monsieur.
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A Good Qanocrat

Is not like ''good Indian" until he IL horn.
swoggled into some Of these side issues that
now agitete this beniRhted land. Stick to your
good old Jacksonian principles boys, land don't
and climate won't come so high now BY the
way, dent you want to get out Of paying fsnt2
we'll now We are your huklebsfry. and can sell
yl300 At ~20 per mouth, NO cash We are
lccated Goute Of H. and d. line 220 & spring,
room a..
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CAPTURED A HORSETHIEP
Deputy Sheriff Wilson Makes an Important


Deputy Sheriff Wilson Makes an Important
Arrest
Deputy Sheriff g. l.. Wilson landed a
prisoner at the county jail yesterday af-
ternoon, charged with grand larceny. 1t
appears that the man is George Capistra-
no and that his peculiar crime is that of
hypothecating a valuable horse belong
ing to q. M. Smith. The thief took til Q
animal to Buena Park and there traded
it for $25 and another horse. He til en-
went to San Gabriel. where he was recog-
nized by Mr.. Mann Of Buena Park. His
arrest followed and he was brought to this
city yesterday morning.
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The Nevada Southern

r. S. Seibert, receiver of the Nevada
Southern Railway company. yesterday
sued for an injunction against Truman
Reeves, tax collector of San Bernardino
county, to restrain him from selling for
taxes on July Sd this property under his
reoeivership since Decem ber. 1894, by order
of the superior court. The petitioner
claims that the tax is excessive and AYERS
that part of the property threatened be-
longs to other owners.
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ROBBED OF A GOODLY SUM

L. St. Beecher Fails Victim to Confidence
Man
Warren King. confidence operator, was
arrested and brought to the city jail by
Detective Goodman yesterday afternoon.
King is charged with swindling L. st.
Bsecher out Of some $500 at Santa Monica
last Sunday. The charge placed against
him on the books is grand larceny, but
there is a possibility that it may be made
highway robbery. The police are very
reticent concerning the arrest and are en-
deavoring to secure more evidence to SUBJ
stantiate the charge.
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On july lth. Levy. the ureat corr.t,.t

On July 4th, Levy, the Great cornetist
And the Hawaiian band both at Re-
dondo beach. This is the greatest attrac-
tion and the most expensive ever Offer ed
to the people of California. Santa
Fe trains leave at 8 a. M, 10 a. M,
y noon. l:20 p. n. Returning, trains
leave the beach at p. M. 5:25 p. m. and
9 p. m. Round trip. so cents.
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Supreme Court Decision

The state supreme court yesterday
handed down an opinion reversing the
decision of the lower court in the case of
the people and John Lynch against Han
nah e. Harrison. in small San Bernar-
dino county land fight.
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Southern paciflc's Fourth Of july Rate.

:, To points south Of Mojave and west oi
Banning tickets sold July Sd and 4th,
good to return up to July 5th. San Ber-
9th. To points north OF Mojave and east
Of Banning tickets sold July Sd and 4th,
good to return July 4th to 5th inclusive.
One fare for the round trip. No tickets at
this rate sold for 7:45 pm. San Francisco
train July 4th
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"Tom" Lewis Resignation

T. A. Lewis. assistant postmaster un-
der MIR. Van Dusen, yesterday presented
his resignation of his Office, the same to
ing been appointed state examiner and
his salary as such officer commencing
yesterday, his withdrawal from the fed
efal Office was i'm lucrative
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High School Teachers Examination
The examination of high school teach
ers will begin at 9 .. m. today at the H.
brary rooms OF the office of the county
superintendent of schools.
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YEARS OF INTENSE PAIN.

Dr.. J. n. Watts, druggist and physi-
clan, Humboldt. Neb., who suffered with
heart disease for four years, trying every
remedy and all treatments known to him
self and fellow-practitioners; believes that
heart disease is durable. He writes:
II wish to tell what your valuable medi-
cine has done for me. For four years had
heart disease of the very worst kind. Sew
eral physicians I consulted, said it was
nhn..aoks-a oe H. Hon~l
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Important Meeting

The Northwest improvement Associa-
tion will meet tonight at the headquar-
ters. at the corner of Bellevue avenue
md Montreal street, for the purpose Of
electing officers,
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Try gal. Maltese Club whisky, $3.50.
Qnexcelled for purity and flavor. r. Vache
u Co., cor. Commercl q Alameda. Tel. 309
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Famous marine band. marine fire pro-
csssions, illuminations. tug OF war, swim
ming and rowing contests; all at Santa
Catalina island July Sd and 4th.
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Fourth Of .Juiy Cant.ts

Tonight will occur the last practice re-
hearsal OF the Fourth of July oantata.
All members are requested to be at Haz-
ards pavilion at 8 clock sharp.
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Those Catalina island ste.msrs

July Sd, two; July 4th, three. Every
Saturday three. every Sunday two, other
days one. See the short line time table
in this papsr-the Southern Pacific.
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7. 7. SFIEWARD

NEW BLOOD in the cloak aud suit room says that in
order to very largely increase the sales this fall and
winter every cloak and suit must be sold and entire
stock must take their places
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$ao.7o to Phoenix, Ariz., and Return
Via Santa Fe. Tickets on sale Tues.
days and Saturdays. Through sleeper on
Tuesday.
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The Nsu fatal IeIscd VIII.

The New Hotel, Island Wills,
Will assist the Metropole in accom-.
modating the throngs of people who will
visit Catalina July Sd and 4th, to witness
the illuminations.
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soo.os to Boston and p.turn

Tickets ON sale July 1st to 6th inclusive.
Through sleepers on July Sd and 4th.
Particulars at Santa Fe Office 129 North
Spring street.
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Catalina Island
Terminal Island

Fast time and close connections via
Terminal railway. See time tables, this
paper.