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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-13
BERKELEY.

The Town Marshal has been advised to
delay carrying out the order of the Board
of Trustees regarding saloon licenses until
the action relating to licenses has been
rescinded, which will probably be consid-
cred at their next meeting. The saloon
keepers have decided to make test case
of the present difficulty, and have en-
ployed G. F. Baker of the California Pro-
tective Association and Attorney Thomas
Clarity of Oakland to draw up a COM
plant and arrest one of their number in
order to put the matter through the courts.
Marshal Lloyd said yesterday to CALL
correspondent that six men are conducting
saloons without license, some of whom
have rendered the 500 fee, which he re-
fused.
High School Graduates.
The graduating class of the Berkeley
High School held their class-day exercises
last evening at Shattuck Hall in the pres
ence of an OVERLOOKING house.
The class is the largest that ever COM
pleted the course at the High School num-
bering fifty-three pupils.
George Eliot's dramatized "SilasWarner,
the Weaver of Raveloe," was performed
by the following pupils under the direc-.
ton of Miss Fannie Mclean, teacher OF
English In the High School:
Ollas warner, ROBERT C. Bowen; squire lass,
r. w. Kemp; Godfrey, Dunstan, Bob, squire's
sons, George Y. Payzant. J. b. Southland and
Ralph B. Lloyd; Mr.. Crackentho rpe, clergy
man, Herbert Hume; DR.. Kimble. James
J. Kline; Gilbert Osgood, Percy II. Booth;
Mr., LanmeIer Charles W. Comstock Solomon,
the minstrel, c. E. Jones'; MT. Smell, landlord
of the Rainbow Inn, William E. Sauer; Mr..
Macy, parish clerk, William c. Pidge; Mr..
Dowlas, the skeptic, Alfred ]. Smith; Bob
Lundy, Ralph o. Dresser; Ben Winthrop, Roy
Wye, Jem Rodney, Ralph B. Lloyd; Aaron
winthrop. Em6nrV e
sauer; a Nancy Lammeter, Eugenia 10y
Priscilla Lammeter, Grace Henderson; Eppie,
the waif, Panthia Harrod and Bessie Mae
Wood; Mrs. .Crackenthorpe, Ada GRADER; Mrs.
Osgood Emelia Streib; Mrs. Kimble MAY Nor
rison; the Misses Gum, Angie Brown and An
ME Mason; Mrs. winthrop, Bernice Owsley;
Phyllis, Sarah Hanscom.
The following programme was presented:
Overture. High School orchestra; presi-
dents address, William E. Sauer; waltzes,
robin Hood" orchestra; class prophecy
by the Misses Wood, Colby and Webb;
scherzo, david" orchestra.
Grammar School Exercises.
The pupils of the Seyenth-street gram
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-13

being sure to get imported grain. The best
imported oats come from Scotland and
Norway.
Most farmers take some care of their seed
corn. Why not of the other grain? The
same laws govern all. The average yield
could be greatly increased by more care
full selection of seed. "For as We SOW, so
shall We reap -
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Ratable values in England.

Official reports just published in Eng
land show that the ratable value of all the
land in England and Wales declined from
f39, s25, 600 in 1870 to f33, 654 900 in 1894
fact due to agricultural depression. But
in the same period there has been heavy
increase in the ratable value of other prop
erty, especially in railroads, mines and
buildings. The total valuation for 1894 was
f161 ,OSf ,000--an increase over 1870 of ESQ.,
I'll 900, or $50 per cent. Railways lead the
list with an increased valuation of 184.8
per cent.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
SPECIAL LONG CREDIT
Auction Sale
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
OAKLAND CITY REAL ESTATE.
SATURDAY.. JUNE 15. 1895,
At 2 O'Clock P. NJ at Salesroom OF
NJ ]. LAYMANCE & CO., Real Estate Agents
and Auctioneers, 466 Eighth ST., Oakland.
Sale absolute, without limit Oh RESERVE
7..-EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS LOTS.-...7
Choice side East 14th ST., cor. 10th ave.; no real
estate in East Oakland commands more attention
IMAM EaSt l4th-st- properly: san Leanoro ana Hay
County passes this property. Terms. one-quarter
cash, balance in three yearly payments.
5 Lots, 25xI60, Extra Cheap.
East 18th st.. 8 blocks Of 23d ave. station: cleo
trio cars pass property; good investment inn
proved with cottages. One-quarter cash; one, two
and three years.
21-Magnificent Building Lots-e1
Fine elevated location, commanding view: in
thermal belt Of East Oakland fronting East Goth
and East 21st SITS. and 18th ave-: Eighth and
asdave station large lots as1ao worth
$40 and $50 per foot; every lot goes at your own
price, see this property; only one-quarter cash; 1,
1e Elegant Building Lots.
On the Piedmont cable road facing Pleasant
Valley ave., 80 feet wide, the main avenue running
from the grand boulevard around Lake Merritt to
Piedmont; think OF terms; only $40 cash: balance
IS monthly.
Beautiful cottage Of rooms. Sc. cor East 18th
st. and 22d ave-; lot 5Ox15O; barn for horses and
carriage; blocks of 23d ave-; local station to s.
F.. terms only 800 cash; balance $40 month
New 2-story house OF rooms and bath; all mod
ern improvements; lot 50x150; barn; situate
north side of Nicol ave, block Fruitvale ave-
terms, only $3.50 cash, only SIT so monthly; must
be seen to be appreciated.
Two Houses on William Street.
Bet. Pine and Cedar, l block Point station, cot
each lot 81 :6xlOo; rents IS and SO; worth $500
each; must be sold for cash by order of San Fran
cisco Savings Bank; You get bargain.
New modern cottage of s rooms and bath, Sc.
cor. OF Brandon and Washington streets, within 2
blocks Of Fruityaie station lot 25x10O, terms;
also vacant lot in the rear, facing on Washington
St. 25x155; only $50 cash. balance $40 monthly
MUST BE SOLD.
The following Estate of Encarnacion
G. de AyaIa Deceased).
Elegant new residence, 10 rooms, Claremont
ave-; l and blocks OF TelesTaph ave. and Grove
st. electrician lines; lot 134x1b0; terms cash. sub
lect to approval OF court.
Same estate, 2 fine speculative lots with so feet,
each having double frontage on Claremont ave-
and Telegraph ave.; terms cash. subject to approval
OF court
Same estate l residence lot Vicente ST. / block
Of Claremont and Telegraph ayes; size 45x150;
terms cash, sale subject to approval of court.
Do not fail to secure catalogue and examine
these properties before day of sale.
A better real estate market is evident every
where, we have looked up owners that must sell at
this sale.
Call and be shown the properties.
NJ. ]. LAYMANCE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Land Auctioneers,
466 Eighth ST. Oakland.
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Good Seed.


Comparatively few farmers seem to re-
alize the importance of carefully selected
and well-cleaned seeds. says Dwight Her
rick, in the New York Tribune. Espe-
cially is this so of the cereals-wheat, oats
and rye. Usually the seed is sown just as
it came from the thresher, with its light
grain and noxiouS weed seeds. By run
ming through fanning-mill the light
grain and most of the weed seed can be
separated from the better grain; this, at
least, should be done. But to improve a
variety of grain great care must be taken
to secure the best-formed heads, the
plumpest kernels, from the stiffest stra W
possible. One of the very best varieties of
winter wheat in cultivation in the United
States was secured by selecting the best
shaped heads at harvest-time and after
ward manipulating to get the most plump
and better shaped Kernels. 1t was a
tedious job, but brought the reward. This
variety yielded forty-six bushels per acre
on an Ohio farm the last season, and
brings the highest price of any seed wheat
known to the writer.
Oats are more apt to deteriorate in this
country than any other grain. Imported
varieties weighing upward of fifty pounds
per bushel will in five or six years fall to
from twenty-eight to thirtytwo or thirty
three pounds. In the hands of very care
full farmer they will not deteriorate so fast;
but the blight and rust caused by our eli
mate weaken the vitality, which cannot be
overcome entirely by the most careful Sc
lection and cultivation. So our only re-
course is to occasionally change our seed,
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IntiN DAVIS REsnRI.

" finest trout stream in the State, miles from
Potter Valley, Mendocino Co.; round trip SO rs
from S. F.. terms Sc to 81 per week plenty milk,
fresh butter and eggs; the hunting in this locality
is the best in the State. For further particulars
address JOHN DAY, Potter Valley
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BoarderS Taken During the Summer

A T RANCH IN THE COUNTRY; FINE Or
II chard, house, modern Improvements; home
comforts; terms moderate. Address w. o. j., Law
renee Station, Santa Clara County, Cal.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
ON THE BORDER OF CLEAR LAKE,
Lake County, Gal.

10 YOU ENJOY A SUPERB CLIMATE,
~ dancing, lawn tennis, croquet, billiards? Do
you like fine bathing boating, hunting and fishing?
Do you need recuperaton and rest afforded by over
thirty kinds of mineral springs? Shortest stage
route into Lake County.
All this and more can be had at Highland
Springs.
New hotel. Finest dining-room north OF San
Francisco.
From San Francisco it costs only So for the
round trip, and the hotel rates 81 so to 81 so
per day or $40 TO $40 per week. Take the S. T,
and N z. Railway via Pieta, thence by a short,
delightful stage ride.
J. CRAIG, Manager
San Francisco Office, 3l6 Montgomery st.
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HO, FOR LAKE TAHOE!

r AKESIDE HOUSE-THE wARMEST PART
II and most homeike resort the Lake. For
terms, etc., address
f. d. SMITH, BijouP. o., Cal.
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CYPRESs LAWN ERuIT EARM.

81 MILES WEST OF NAPA; MAIN BUILD
O2 Ing Stories neat cottages; 35 acres bearing
orchard: fresh milk, eggs, vegetables and best OF
cold mountain water; free rides to Napa; good
table; home comforts. For particulars address box
1855, Napa, Cal.
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CAMP TAYLOR RESORT
SPRINGS
Santa Clara County.

A MOUNTAIN RESORT; ELEVATION 22OO
IL feet; inner coast range: 10 miles south Of Lick
Observatory; best mineral water in United States
for cure of Indigestion and urinary troubles special
Mon, Wed. and Sat. on arrival of morning train from
6. F.: good hunting and EXCELLENT fishing write for
Sescriptive pamphlet. @. S. Dl Err, Manager.
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UKIAH STABLES AND STAGE COMPANY

NJ H. MILLER, proprietor. Good turnouts for
w commercial men, tourist and fishing parties
speciality. State street, adjoining Palace Hotel,
Ukiah, Cal. Vichy Springs stage meets all trains.
Daily stage for Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell, Saratoga
Springs and Upper Lake.
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NOW OPEN.

DISCO, SUMNER RESORT AND TOURISTS
" home, in the heart of the Serras: altitude $500
feet: pure air. delightful scenery best in the
mountains; fine trout-fshing terms on applica-
ton. HERSEY & FREEMAN, Proprietors,
Cisco, Placer County, Cal.
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Recently L have been favored with
statement from one of our most successful
poultry fatteners, as to the rules which
guide him, and the methods he adopts to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-13
SYSTEMATICALLY Building Lots-e1

Fine elevated location, commanding view; in
thermal belt Of East Oakland, fronting East Goth
and East 21st SITS. and 18th ave.. Eighth and
Broadway electric 21st st.; short distance to
23d-eve station large lots, 25x140; worth to-day
$50 and $50 per foot; every lot goes at your own
prices see this property; only oneQuarter cash; l,
z and 3 years.
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CYPRESS VILLA HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY. CAL.

THE HEALING POWERS OF THESE
waters are something wonderful sulphur, soda
iron, magnesia; good fishing and hunting; accom-
modations first class; rates So per week and up
ward; large hard-fnish rooms en- suite. Address J.
CONNER, Bachelor z. o., Lake County, Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-13

As an early grain of fine quality the
Australian wheat takes prime station
1t ripens in advance of the varieties now
commonly sown in this State, and seed
from it is being sent to whatsoever may
apply for it.
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1e Elegant Building Lots.

On the Piedmont cable road, facing Pleasant
Valley ave., 80 feet WIDE the main avenue running
from the grand boulevard around Lake Merritt to
Piedmont; think OF terms; only $40 cash: balance
SIS monthly.
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! New 2-story house OF rooms and bath; all mod
| ern improvements; lot 50x150; barn. situate
north side of Nicol ave-, block Fruitvale ave.
| electric cars; very midst Of fine improvements;
terms, only $50 cash, only SIT so monthly; must
| be seen to be appreciated.
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Exceptional BUSIEESS LOTS......ii

Choice side East 14th ST.. cor. 10th ave.; no real
estate in East Oakland commands more attention
than East 14th-st property: San Leandro and Hay
wards Electric r. r. and country trade Of Alameda
County passes this property. Terms. one-quarter
cash. balance in three yearly payments
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Beautiful cottage Of rooms, Sc. cor East 18th
ST. and 22d ave.; lot 50x150; barn for horses and
carriage; blocks of 23d ave-; local station to s.
F.. terms only 800 cash; balance $40 month
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The Missojen wheat is bearded and is
Hessian-fy proof. 1t is good variety,
and considering that the Hessian fly has
played havoc with wheat-felds in the East
it is well to know that wheat may be
grown that this pest cannot destroy.
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SODA BAY RESORT.

BEAUTIFUL WATERING PLACE ON
- Clear Lake. Boating, bathing fishing and finest
drives. Special rates to families. S. z. q N p RR
to Pieta, thence by coaches to hotel.
CAPT. John BEHR, 7. Q. kelseyYille, Cal
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Cassabana, a cucumber-like edible fruit,
red in color, is an Indian plant that is be-
ing grown as an experiment at the State
University farm. 1t is said to make an ex-
cellent table dish. The plant will flourish
in Southern California.
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New modern cottage of rooms and bath, Sc.
cor OF Brandon and Washington streets, within 2
blocks Of Fruityale station; lot 26x100 terms;
also vacant lot in the rear, facing on Washington
ST., 25xl65; only $50 cash. balance $40 monthly.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-28
THE FRUIT SUPPLY AT ATLANTA

J. A. Filcher, manager OF the Califor-
mia exhibit at the Atlanta exposition has
written the secretary of the California
Fruit transportation company that car
of fresh fruit would prove most effective
at this particular juncture IN attracting
the attention of the fairs visitors to the
variety and superiority of the Golden
states products. Mr.. Filcher's sugges-
tion should be acted on without delav.
and in addition to sending this car ar
raneements should be contaminated for
following 1t with at least semi-monthly
shipment OF the same kind until the fair
closes. the end of this year. There is no
doubt but that the fruit growers of the
ssate would cheerfulIy contribute 10 the
makeup of these shipments. The only
actual expense incurred would be- in the
Bsthering and packing of the fruit. For
this latter fund should be easily raised
among toe great landowning corporations
and individuals, who will be the chief
beneficiaries of the emigration attracted
By the evidences submitted to the Allan
IA visitors of California's fertility.
Thus far the greater proportion OF the
expense and labor OF preparing and trans-
porting the states show at the Gate city
has been borne by the fruit growers, farm
srs, business men and railroads. Now,
while these various factors in productio
hope to enjoy considerable proportion
q she benefits that come with an influx
. population, By fax the larger part go
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-28
THE WOMEN'S PARLIAMENT
The Matters to Be Discussed-A Two Days
Programme

The fourth annual session of the Wo-
mans Parliament of Southern California
will be held in the First NJ. 4. church
on October sth and 9th. The following
programme will be given:
Tuesday. October Sth-l0 a.m.-Busi
ness; II am, Symposium on dress Ar
tistic Dress, Minerva f. Joslin, Orange;
Maternity Dress, Kate Sheperdson Black,
Pasadena; Bicycle Costume, Rose Tai
bot Billiard, Los Angeles; . pm, ad-
dresses, Formation VS.. Reforma ton,
Flora NJ. Kimball, National City: Dis
cussion, What Shall Busy People Read?
Lou V. Chapiu, Pasadena; discussion.
p.m., address, Educational Fads,
Georgia A. Matfeld, San Diego discus
sion, The Wider Self-hood. Mia Upper
Maynard, Los Angeles. Wednesday,
October 9th--Symposium of woman s
suffrage, Does the Wife Need it? Colista
Willard Scott Fairmount; Does the
Mother Need it? Katherine Phillips Ed
son. Manzana; Does the Unmarried
Woman Need 1t? Mary NJ. Bowman, Los
Angeles; Does the Working Woman Need
It? Gabrella 7: sticknsy. Los Angeles /;
Dose the Business Woman Need 1t?
Harriet r. Strong, Whittier; Does the
Professional Woman Need 1t? Kate C..
Moody, Los Angeles; Does Politics Need
1t? Elizabeth Y. Gordon, Lordsburg. ?
pm. Address. Artistic House Furnish
ing, Kate G. Locke, Pasadena; business
adjournment.
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AT THE THEATERS
seoeeoSSesiSooocoee0eeceeoS

The Burbank-The Minister will be
given at the matinee this afternoon, and
the engagement of the Gustave Frohman
company terminates this evening after q
most successful season of four weeks.
Tomorrow night Manager Cooper will be
extended a testimonial benefit, when .
monster programme will be given, in
cludirg the queen Of all comedies, Jane,
by thu Frohman company. which will be
preceded by grand o;io in which Gill
bert and GoIdie, the Gonzales Sisters,
Abbott DAWSON, Miss Laura Adams.
Miss Nora Martin and many others will
take part. There is no doubt of every
seat in the spacious theater being occu
pied on the occasion. Tho beneficiary
certainly deserves bumper. and his
many friends are going TO see that he
gets it tomorrow night. The bill Will be
the best ever given in this city at one
performance.
Orpheum-At the Orpheum matinee
this afternoon Wright and O'Brien will
sing their great success. And the Band
PLAYED On, song that IS now being
whisted by nearly every body. Moreland,
Thompson and Bush. the novelty trio.
will appear in their clever sketch, the
Fabean troupe will appear in native
Russian songs and dances and Thomas
q. Leary, Gilbert and Goldie, who con-
clude their engagement this week. and
Ceballos will all be seen in their clever
specialties.
An extraordinarily attractive bill Is
promised for next week. Dion Romandy.
the well-known vioilnist, and his orig
inal Hungarian orchestra, have been en-
gagged as the permanent house orchestra.
Commencing Monday night an orchestral
concert will be a feature of each evenings
performance. The first overture will be
played promptly at 8 o'clock, fifteen
minutes earlier than at present. New
people for the week arc Hugh ]. En-
NETT, famous ventrloquist and hu-
morist, Dryden ana Mitchell, eccentric
comedians, and Weston and Herbert, mu-
steal artists. Moreland, Thompson and
Bush, Wright and O'Brien. Thomas G.
Leary and the Fabeanu troupe remain
and will BIZ seen in new specialtIes.
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Some misapprehension has perhaps OBJ
tanned with the public regarding the real
purposes OF the Liquor Dealers associa-
ton. editorial reference to which was
made in The Herald few days ago. The
association asserts, as We are informed,
that 1t docs not wish to in any particular
arrogate to itself any power or prsroga-
tives now vested in the police commits
sion or board OF supervisors; but, on the
contrary, that all its resolutions call for
and all it desires is q chance to investi-
gate the status of applicants for licenses.
To do this 1t desires that a rule be made
by both the boards extending the period
from one week to two. within which APP
plications for licenses filed may be
granted. To this The Herald can con-
ceive of no reasonable biection. If the
association is to be treated the same as
an individual who presents petition or
protestation its suggestions may he valu-
able, as its facilities for obtaining infor-
nation concerning applicants for liquor
licenses are. no doubt, superior.
But The Herald sees no occasion 10
modify its recent editorial observations on
the danger of an encroachmeut by self
constituted conservator Of commingled
public and private interests upon the
peoples constituted authorities.
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The opening of the Los Angeles Nata-
torium was held last night. The place is
conducted by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lennou+s,
supplied with up-to-date apparatus.
Flowers and palm boxes enhanced the
general appearance last evening. An Or
chestra was in attendance and rendered
selections during the entertainment. An
excellent programme. consisting of high
diving, races. fancy swimming. tug OF
war and otner aquatic features was given
by the North Beach Swimming club OF
Santa Monica. Those who participated
were I. r. Sheckles Walter Sheckles,
William Rice. Fred Hymer, Messrs.
Banks and SpIittstoesser
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AT THE HOTELS

H. A. Bingham of Fairview is at the
Hotel Ramona.
Mrs. d. Allen of San Fernando is To-
Gated at the Hotel Ramona.
S. J. Conger aud wife OF San Francisco
are guests at the Hollenb beck
George X. Olsnausen of st. Louis is
registered at the Hollenbeck.
Thomas Ruiz and o. Solari of Ventura
are resigtered at the Hollenbeck.
Rev. George willett and son of Whittier
are stopping at the Hotel Ramona.
G. P. Mclaughlin and wife of Toronto,
Canada. are registered at the Hotel Ra-
mona.
b. II. GAYLORD of Riverside and Fred
b. Williams of Orange are at the Hollen-
beck.
&. II. Wilbur, prominent manufac-
turer of Boston, is registered at the Ma
deau.
George r. Durbrow OF Salton came
down yesterday for breath ci fresh AIR.
He is at the Arcade.
W. S. Low. proprietor of the Com err
cial hotel o. Santa Barbara, is at the Ma
deau for day or two.
Hon. Thomas D. Satterwhite of Tucson,
Ariz,. and formerly secretary of state OF
the territory, Is at the Nadeau.
Il. W. Noyes. large whip manufac-
turer of Everett, Mass, is visiting the
coast OIL a pleasure trip. lie is stopping
at the Nadeau.
Arthur W. Draper. well-kDown min
ing expert from New York, is in the city
looking into a mining proposition for
eastern capitalists. He has rooms at the
Nadeau.
Peter Dean, president of the Sierra
Lumber company of San Francisco, is
registered at the Hollen beck. He is &C
com panied by +. A. Boole. supeIintend-
ent of the company's mills at Red Bluff.
Recent arrivals at the Abbottsford Inn
are; Miss May Seamans, San Francisco;
Mrs. J. c. G. II. Brown. Coronado; Mrs.
j. R. Blucker, Brooklyn, n. "; w. H.
White and wife, San Francisco: Frank
H. Hereford. Tucson, Ariz.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. s. McKitrick, Allegheny, Pa.