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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11
ANOTHER COUNTRY CLUB,
The mira Monte" Incorpo-
rated to Operate in Marin
County.
Milton S. Latham VIII Be the Presi-
dent - Prominent Society
Members.
The Mira Monte Club has been incor-
porated for the following purposes:

The Mira Monte Club has been incor-
porated for the following purposes;
The encouragement, support and mainten-
ance of all kinds of field and outdoor sports
and for the promotion of social Intercourse
among its members. Also to acquire, hold and
manage real property for shooting and hunting
grounds anywhere in the State of California,
and to acquire and own all personal property
incident to the uses and purposes of the cor
poration.
The place where the principal business
of the corporation will be transacted is
Burdells Marin County, and the directors
of the association will be Milton S. Latham.
Fred s. Follis, James B. Burdell, Nathaniel
N. Wilson aud William H. Fairbanks.
The capital stock will consist of $4,000.
divided into twenty shares of the par
value of $3.50 each. OF this $4,000 has been
actually subscribed, each of the FOLLOWING
having taken one share: James B. Burdelf'
Novato, Marin County; William HI. Fair,
banks, Petaluma, Sonoma County; Ma
thaniel N. Wilson, San Rafael, Marin
County; William X. Hill, Trenton. So
noma County; Fred F. Follis. 1I9 Bush
street; James III. Follis, Nevada block
Lawson S. Adams Jr.. s25 Bush street :
Milton S. Latham, ZIG Bush street.
DoWney Harvey, Phelan building; Henry
3. Houghton, 212 Sansome street; Robert
d. Fry. Mills building; William K. Whit.
tler, ia Pine street; all of San Francisco.
Milton 5. Latham will be president and
James b. Burdell secretary of the new
organization.
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ditions which bring starvation to another
race. 1t was SO to a considerable extent
in the invasion of India by England, and
yet where the Indians lived in poverty and
squalor the British amassed fortunes.
Japan, instead of being overwhelmed by
the white barbarian when she opened her
gates, drew profit and advancement out OF
his presence, and shrewdly keeps him out
of the management of her great financial
and industrial concerns. If China prove
equally as shrewd, she will have nothing
for time to fear from the innovations
which he will introduce; but it is as newt
able as fate that wherever the Anglo-Saxon
once plants his foot there in time will he
rule.
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SUPPOSED TO BE HUMOROUS.
"Falsei falser' he said:
1t gave her quite start:
She thought he meant her hair,
He only meant her heart.

Philadelphia Times
A West Philadelphia had pet baboon
which he has taught to black his shoes. This
is a real case of monkey shines.-Philadelphia
Record
Uncle Allen Sparks is learning to ride bicy
Gle. 1.-The difference between Colonel Davy
Crockett and me-" he muttered, wabbling from
side to side while taking his third lesson, 'is
that I've got to go ahead before am sure I'm
right."-Chicago Tribune.
Doctor-You see, WHY, dear, 1 have pulled
my patient through after all; very critical
case, can tell you! Wify-Yes, dear hubby
but then you are so clever in your profession.
All If had only known you five years earlier
L feel certain my first husband-my poor
Thomas-would have been savedl
A Unique Class-'sAnd what is that build
1ng?" inquired the visitor in the great twen-
tleth century metropolis "Oh, that" replied
his host "that is the asylum for people who
refuse to ride bicycles. "-Chicago Record.
George-''Well, life is worth living, after all -
Jack-"What's happened?" George went to
q railway tation to see my sister off and by
some chance Harry Handsome was there to see
his sister off, and in the rush and noise and
confusion we got mixed, and kissed his sister
and he kissed mine. "-Tid-Bits
There are times when man would be alone,
Far from the madding crowd,
Where he his privacy can own
And think his thoughts out loud.
One of these times, without doubt,
Is when he first bestrides
A bike. and neighbors all come out
To see how well he rides.
Kansas City Journal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth, the novelist,
lives In quaint little cottage in the quiet little
town OF Georgetown, one of Washingtons
suburbs. She is quite advanced in years, but
has not wholly abandoned literary work.
Dr. ID. Frank Powell has the unique distinc-
ton Of being Mayor of the town of La Crosse,
Wis.,, and chief of the Winnebago Indians. His
Indian name is "White Beaver" For many
years he was surgeon in the United States
army, and he is man of fine personality.
Mrs. Phil Sheridan is said to be one of the
prettiest of the numerous young widows in
washington. She was married when only 10,
and she is still of slender and youthful appear
ance. Mrs. Sheridan has four children, the
eldest OF whom. his fathers namesake, is a fine
boy of IA.
Napoleon always had watchful eye for the
spoils of war, and after his Venetian campaign
he seized all the booty he could lay his hands
on and neglected to part with it. Professor
Sloan says that at this time Napoleon had
nearly 100000 francs in cash and commits
sary stores to the value of several millions
more.
Captain E. G. Stevens of Burlington, Ia, says
that he saw General Gresham receive his worst
wound OF the war; 1t was in battle just out
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Military Travel

The San Francisco and North Pacific Railway
Company is now doing an active business in
transporting troops of the National Guard to
summer encampment. Companies of the Fifth
Infantry Regiment from San Jose. Oakland,
carried to Petaluma on time last Satr mese :
evening. Next Saturday the seven Companies
OF oi the SECOND Artillery Regiment in San Fran.
at Ukiah. H. c. Whiting, general mapsger az
tne company, Is encouraged by the seasons
business, and notes that travel to the sprin es
OF o Lake, Mendocino and Sonoma counties Is
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$15. Received OF Frank T. Faircloth the
sum of $15 in full of all demands for services
performed by me- viz: in performing mar
Inc o. Heydenfeldt, on the high seas ION board
steamer Katie ONeiD, June 8, 1895.
CAPTAIN FRANK MORLEY.
Mr.. Frank Faircloth says that if Captain
Frank Morley, in the capacity of a sailor,
growls at that SIS fee, then in his capacity
as parson he must look above for greater
recompense. He intimates that he will
take no more sea-wedding trOupes on the
road, and he wants to know how much of
the atmosphere the State of California
holds Jurisdiction over; declares he will
next try balloon and go up in the sky
where tug captains and fly reporters will
ne'er be found.
Mrs. w. R. Lambert, who, with her hus-
band: ex-City Clerk of Oakland, left this
port for Honolulu several months ago to
escape the wrath of that trans-bay town,
returned on the Australia yesterday. She
was non-cOmmittal, but stylishly dressed in
black silk dress and yellow waist that wed
with her hair in it's golden tintings. Mrs.
Lambert will testify at her husbands trial
in Oakland next week.
The Pacific Mail steamer San Juan sailed
yesterday afternoon for Panama and way
ports, with passenger list of % in the
cabin, 10 steerage and 65 Chinese. Among
the former was Eugene de Saba, an ex-
IeAS1Fe COueG- painter OI UudGeIndIa, also
the three DonnelIy sisters, teachers in the
public schools of this city, who will spend
their vacation at the De Saba plantation.
j. Diaz Duran, formerly Consul General
here for Guatemala, also returned to his
native land.
Yesterday team belonging to the Pacific
Transfer Company backed off Jackson
street wharf, and in the childlike confusion
one OF the horses was drowned in the sight
OF all. The other was with great difficulty
dragged on to the wharf.
On all the city front there is not a gang
plank, derrick, or any continuance for lift
ing an animal out of the bay. When one
falls overheard it browns or is worried,
pulled and hauled around the slip for an
interminable period before some one finds
plan for rescuing the unfortunate.
The schooner Garden City had some
dlthculty In getting herself and crew to sea
Sunday. Several of the men refused to go
at the last minute, and small wharf fight
took place between them and the captain.
difficulty.
The Oceanic steamship Australia arrived
yesterday from Sydney and Honolulu with
the following ca bin passengers:
M. L: Herrick, wife and son, Miss L.
Ward; Mrs; Scott Elder, J. J. Egan and
George III. Paris, Fred Raynor, F. Hustace
and wife, Miss l.. G. Robertson, Mrs. A.
Maekintosh Mrs. NJ. de la Vergne, Mrs.
). A. Hopper and daughter, Mrs. D. Nc
Nee and child, Mrs. DIR. Hilderbrandt
George Bucklin, J. T. McDougal, G. W.
Macfarlane, wife and child, DR.. r. w. An
derson, wife and child, NJ S. Curry, wife
and two daughters, Mrs. w. r. Lambert,
G. S. Fraser and wife, c. r. Rand and
wife, J. ]. Williams, K Mcdonnell, T. ].
Higgins, B. Lathrop, j. B. Hoffman, E. H
Baker, Miss Patty DR.. S. Koboyaski.
There were thirty-two in the steerage.
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Acquitted of Burglary.

A Jury In Judge Belcher's court Yesterday
Acquired Ed Smith, charged with burglary.
ana ana william Sierp, accused of the same offense
only. WV. 90 oAio uInstantlal
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The way to give strength TO the vaat sr5 ,,-oa
BODY Is to purify the blood Hoods sarsanarIla
ahe only true blood purifier, makes pure blood and
gives health. Try 1t now
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1t did not need Whitney's assurance to
inform US that the silver question would
split the Democratic party.
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side of Atlanta, near the Chattanooga RIVER
on July 20, 1864. General Gresham was on MS
| horse, about thirty PAGES in the rear OF
Cookers brigade, when mimic ball struck
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

1t is consoling to reflect that the wind
which at present fills the sails of our ship
OF state is not of Republican blowing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

There will be good times for everybody
when the intelligence of the country be-
comes equal to its energy.
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Olney may possibly achieve success in a
foreign policy, but in home affairs he has
never shown any di plomacy.
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several Indian tribes had verv ingenious
aevlce Tor making fire, stake being made
W ieVolve at high rate of speed until its
point burst into flame. -''
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Give the Anglo-Saxon half chance and
he will civilize the Chinese in China as he
did the Indians in North America.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

There will never be an international
agreement on the money question unit
some big nation leads the way.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

We neglect the Government when We
overlook the wants of the poor.
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a Cough, COLD OR SORE THROAT requires i'm
IN, ,s attention. "Brolcns Bronchial 7Toches "
VIII invariably give relief. 2bc box.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

In the National conventions of 1896 both
the silver men and the gold men will be
willing to trade the platform for the can.
didate.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

The reports of the official Government
Investigations of baking powders show the
hoyai to be stronger and purer than anv
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

By extending her railroad system and
increasing her population Denver is doing
most for California.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

MANY ladies' are martyrs to suffering. Their
pest help is PARKER's GINGER TOXIC.
fARkER's HAIR BALsAM is life to the hair
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Ii lovers OF the delicaces OF the table use d,
digestion. ee'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

Cleveland is still the only gold-money
candidate above the horizon and he is sink
ing fast.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11
ALONG THE WATER FRONT.
A Sea-Wedding Fee That the
ParSon of the Katie O'Neil
Wanted.
SAILING OF THE SAN JUAN
The Australians Passengers-A Horse
Drowned in the Jackson
Street Slip.

The aftermath of the marriage at sea on
the bridal tug, Katie O'Neil, last Friday, is
the complaint of the ex-officio parson that
the young managers of the affair did not
put up the fee. Captain Frank Morley,
who was skipper of the tug, besides being
the minister who joined the happy, though
very seasick, couple together, felt that SO
good an act deserved greater reward than
gratitude and kicked, if not like parson,
like a sailor.
Mr.. Frank Faircloth being notified of the
captains complaint produced the follow
ing bit of paper which forever silences all
tongues which might question his ability
to manage satisfactorily everything he
tackles:
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For the first week in June Philadelphia
claims her weather was the hottest stuff in
the Union.
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To make a failure it is simply necessary
to trust to luck.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

The construction of the Valley road viii
cause prosperity to take labor under he
wings.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

Poverty is the hardest test to which
either honesty or patriotism can be SUBJ
jected.
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Dubois warns Eastern Republicans that
the gold standard cannot win, and Whitney
warns Western Democrats that the silver
standard cannot win, and there you have it.
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"lNE-DKlNKING people are healthy NJ. &. K.
"iheS' DC glass. Mohns & Kaltenbach. % Mkt,
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The charlatan finds his opportunity il
the discomfort of the masses.
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Once more we can thrill the East with
reports of fiesta.
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Whitney has wisely decided not Il
straddle Presidential boom this year.
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Some of the men who are SO fond of
spending their evenings at a club lack even
the excuse of not finding one at home for
their reception.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

Fourth of July in San Francisco should
be made State festival.
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There can be no courage without true
understanding of danger.
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Keep a lookout every day for advertise
ments of home goods.
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The Fourth of July is an occasion for
celebrating the principles on which our
liberties are founded and the ballot-box is
an opportunity for reforming the Govern
ment which perverts them.
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The best cooperation is the productive
kind.
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So long as there is one deserving man in
the City good citizens have earnest work
to do.
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Whitney's announcement that he is not
a candidate for the Presidency leaves
Democracy once more without National
racer on the track
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You cannot leave California without
getting into the desert, the wilderness OF
the deep sea.
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He that stays with the home market has
the best staying powers.
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There seems TO be room for improve
ment in every bureau of the City govern
ment.
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That energy which is most benefcent il
useful occupation is most dangerous in de
spair.
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With enterprises on one side and frolics
on the other the average Californian is
forced to travel back and forth like shuttle
in loom.
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We may at least expect Olney to chill
the blood of the Britishers.
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At the water carnival everything floats
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Although the builders of the st. Louis
were entitled under the law to import
much of their material free of duty, one of
them asserts that no foreign material
entered into the construction of her hull,
and the country, therefore, has reason to
be as proud of the builders as of the ship.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-11

San Diego proposes to make pathway
for progress by building railroad to the
East on the cooperative plan and the pro-
ject has received sufficient Endorsement to
show that tbs regarded as feasible by prac-
tical men.
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An able miser is still miserable.
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The people of Duluth believe if they had
canals that would open way through the
lakes to the Atlantic for deep-sea vessels
that in twenty years from now neither
New York nor Chicago would be the
metropolis of this country.
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Vacant houses mean empty pockets.
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There would be less idleness, poverty
and distress, fewer calls upon the purses of
the benevolent and a smaller cost for the
support of peace officers, jails and peni-
tentiaries if our people would buy what our
own people produce
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BACON Printing Company. sos CLAW st-a..

Pineapple and cherries, Soc lb, Townsepd,s
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Make gay while the sun shines.
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Water pleasures hurt nobody.
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Another week for gayety.
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Electrical Construction and Repairing
of All Kinds. Estimates Given.
Special attention given to Sporting
Goods and Barber Supplies. Razors,
Shears and Knives ground and repaired.
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San FRANcIscn Inne IN /

DAN FRANCISCO, June TO, 1880.
$15. Received OF Frank T. Farcloth the
sum OF $15 in full of all demands for services
performed by me- viz: in performing a mar
riage ceremony between Maud E. Freer and
Inc o. Heydenfeldt on the high seas ION board
steamer Katie ONeil), June 8, 1895.
"A Ut, In Ep LEY
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Santa Cruz is inviting.

rUEsDAY..........................JUNE IL. 1ss:
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West Philadelphian had a pet baboon
which he has taught to black his shoes. This
is a real case of monkey shines.-Philadelphia
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New Propositions Wanted.

Aid Andrews said that he had be-
lieyed the proposition TO be good
thing for the city, from a business
standpoint. The city needs street
and commercial lighting and street
car service combined. The city is
spread out and is bound to grow, and
a street railway should pay here when
combined with the lighting. With
these divided, there will be eXhOrbi-
tant charges for lights, and street
cars will not pay. There should be
some way to rid the city of this con-
dition of affairs. He moved that the
city advertise for propositions for city
and commercial lighting, and the es-
enlistment of street Car system.
Aid. Zimmerman read lengthy
clipping from the ST. Paul Pioneer
Press on municipal electric street
lighting. He said that he had not
yet given up the idea of municipal
lighting, and he thought it could be
brought about later. A street car
line that did not pay would have to
be supported by additional profits
on the lighting.
Aid. Peterson said that the motion
was indefinite. and that the length of
the street railway should be stated.
1t was explained that the bidders
should submit their own propositions,
and the motion carried, Aids. Brad
ley and Zimmerman voting mo"
The request of Messrs. Alleman
and Snow to Withdraw their ordi-
nance wasgranted without objection.
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Mr.. Smith, representing the W. s.
Knot Co., spoke to the council ano
said that the proposition could not be
left open minute, as three other
towns are figuring on the truck.
Aid. Lille moved that the truck be
purchased, and Aid. Bradley moved
to amend that the fire department
be given power to buy truck. The
people might think the council hasty
to purchase tonight, after such tel
egram being received.
Aid. Peterson said that it would
look better to not act so hastily.
The amendment was carried, and
also the motion as amended.
The report of the city treasurer
was presented, but as all had read it
in the DAILY FREE PRESS last week
it was not read.
The report of Chief Yates for No
vember showed twenty-five arrests
and nineteen dodgers.
The city recorder reported the
receipts of the municipal court during
November to have been S75.15. The
three reports were adopted.
The board of public works reported
in favor of the extension of Marsh
street to Dane at an expense of 5000,
all of which can be assessed upon the
property benefited. The report was
laid on the table for the present.
The board reported the bids for
bed stone and curbing on Main street,
and the award of the contract to
Joseph Landkammer.
The liquor license bond of Powell
& Conrad, with NJ. Jost and n. P.
Lee as sureties, and that of Otto
Mann, with w. G. .Hoerr and Glen
Schroeder as sureties, were approved.
An amendment to the fire Ordi-
nance, substituting Vine for Rock
street, was presented to the'ordinance
committee. A favorable report was
made.
The usual number of bills were al
lowed, including the first estimate to
Fowler & Pay for bed and curb stone,
of SS56.26.
Mayor Weaver said that $4,000
would be needed to pay the bills, and
the committee on ways and means
was authorized to borrow the amount.
Inspector Halstead was authorized
to drain the water on Clark street
away from Mrs. Mansfeld's property,
for SIS.
The council adjourned at nearly
midnight.