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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-19
4 MORTGAGE FOR 5000 900 FILED.

Toledo Ohio. Oct. B.-The Ann Arbor Railroad
Company filed a mortgage in the lucas County
Common Pleas Court here to-day for 81 100000 in
favor OF the Metropolitan Trust Company OF New
York City The mortgage covers all the property
Of the Ann Arbor Company.
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THE LESSON OF A CRIME.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Francis Murphy and Edwin Murphy ""'
for years been aborins earnestly III opposi''o" ~
.o.,os hut have done less In depicting the
b,daorsness Of the lia,Ior traffic than Martin Muir
nhv did in the brief period needed TO make him tne
p,, ,da r ~ his mother poor Bridget Murphy
murue , 81 that crime as told in The Tribune,
ought TO be retod in every journal III 'he inHfs INV
in millions OF Leaflets besides "r'"->'
Springdal. Conn, Sept. -, ND
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THE Oily N HE ITO III OV-'7'-|T'@7'
TO the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: Why should the Claremont Hotel ne re-
placed by 100000 structure erected at the ci'S
expense? Why should the Parks Department 10
into the hotel business Riverside Drive or else
uh.ree II cannot be seriously urged that the
running of restaurants is properly junction o!
municipal governments Nor can II De 1re ma a.
there IL pressing need for the expenditure OF
mi bile revenues for the purpose OF Dulidihs swell
resort for people OF a certain character' n, ,,
What does The Tribune think OF the "hoe mat
ter OF city hotels and restaurants ,.,-.,r sr,rp
New-York October H. 1888. "hoi SipEH'
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AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD MOVE

There are indications that an important seaboard
move Is at hand on the part OF the Chicago Mil
waukee and St Paul Railroad Company In opening
Va through Peoria line by way OF the Iowa Central
FOR the alleged purpose Of competing more indie
pendenty with the 500 line
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Flint'S Fine Furniture.

You can get the newest thiag out 10 turaltsre
for least money At Flut's, Is West I'd st.
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San Francisco. October 49, 1905
La. l.. L.. To. lau
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THE CITY IN THE HOTEL BUSINESS.

New-York Oct. l5 1925.
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PROFESSOR GLEASON.
The HOrsc-Tanler Gives Another sue
cesslul Exhibition.

The HOrSc-TQner Gives Another Sue
cesslui Exhibition.
There was another large crowd of peo-
pie at Agricultural Park last evening to
witness the exhibition BY Professor
Gleason, the horse trainer. The Profess
sor dealt with horses OF all kinds oil tenn
peraments and ne succeeded admirably
in teaching them not to be afraid of any
thing.
The usual method of frightening a
horse by throwing paper AZ it, opening
and closing 4 parasol before its eyes and
throwing exploding hrecgacker5 about
It's feet We're practiceG, but after q few
minutes handling by Professor Gleason
the horses all stood the tests without
tllnching.
Horses that would kick on the slightest
provocatiOn, and horses that were never
| before hItched to pole or in shafts were
in remarkably short time trained to
obey the slightest pull ola rein. Through
out the exhibition Professor Gleason was
applauded by the large crowd of specta-
tors One OF the features of the exhibit
tion was fine display OF fireworks.
! This evening Professor Gleason will
present a double programme, and the
horses he will train will be thorough
breds. He will also give an exhibition
Of hOrsmanship, ana show the proper
way to ride horse.
| Yesterday morning at Seventh and X
streets the Professor gave a successful
| exhibition by training horse to become
reconciied TO an electric car.
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A SCRAP IRON SCRAP.
Trustee DeyIue and Engineer Wolf L
dulge In a Clinch.

Trustee DeyIue and Engineer Wolf In
dulge Ia a Clinch.
The sale of old scrap iron from the
Water Works has been far-reaching in
its consequences and the metal seems to
have impaired it's condition to some OF
the parties concerned and to have made
them red-hot.
Last evening, just before the meeting
of the Board of Trustees. Trustee De-
vine and Chief Engineer Wolf of the
Water Works met near the stairway to
the Trustees room. Wolf made some
remarks in relation to the statement at
tributed to Devine in the evening papsr,
to the effect that some one had jobbed tho
city on the deal.
Devine said he had been misconstrued
in the article and had not intended to re-
fleet on any person.
Wolf made some remark that provoke ed
from Devine the question, "Do you
mean to say that am liar?' The mon
then clinched and were with difficulty
separated by Trustees Kent and Pennish
and other bystanders, no blows being
struck by either.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: V. NJ. Nckery. J. Heiman, A. J.
Rowe, New York; Frank G. Bangs, Miss
Ethel Dodge, Clement Balm bridge, l.. p.
Hicks, Miss f. Barr, Alabama Company,
New Ork; George Simpson, Sisson: ).
ii. kusel, Aurora; w. Ii. Davis, Detroit;
j. T.. Cate, Chicago; Kate Hammond,
Butte; Ii. b. Cation, Robert Hawley.
City; +. q. Harper. Burlington; John
Allen, Mrs. NJ. l.. Allen. Canton; Il. s.
Denison, Oakland; G. II. Rittenhouse,
Chicago; A. W. Barrett. S. A. Lowe,
City; J. d. Isaacs, A. w. Ballard, L. X.
Stateler, b. G. Mantle and son, c. L. Nc
Candless. J. b. Freed, S. g. Chapman,
James Patterson, o. w. Prentiss, I. Il.
Hutchinson. w. ID. Sanborn, Thomas NJ.
Cluff, w. g. Dodd. j. 5. Young, w. E..
Fisher. L. Barrere, San Francisco.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Califia Parlor No. -. Native Daughters,
have resolved 10 present to Sacramento
Parlor of Native Sons banner that will
be Fl to turn out with on Admission Day.
The banner the parior now has is old and
worn. TO raise the money necessary the
Daughters have taken the Metropolitan
Theater for next Monday night, and
have bought the right to the J. *.
when Emmet will give the play Our Fritz
in Nadhouse." The boX-sheet opens this
morning. and seats reserved are 81. The
Daughters expect g crowded house Tor
the TWO reasons that the purpose is
worthy and the company superior. The
announcement OF the appearance of MIR.
Emmett, our Fritz, is a pleasant bit OF
amusement news. both for our tifeater-
goes as well as those seldom patronizing
the theater. when the name of Fritz
Eininet con lures them from their homes.
Mr.. Emmet comes with his latest sue
cess, Fritz in a Mad House." In 1t lie
makes one of the happiest efforts of his
career. The play is charming story OF
domestic life. replete with comedy. The
third act is one OF the most humorous
conceits ever presented and couvulses
the audience with laughter. The COM
pany supporting our Fritz" is good
one, Including among others, Misses
Emily Lytton, Laura ). Howe and the
favorite of both actors and audience lit
tie Baby Spencer SiDnot, stage fairy too
cute for anything.
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ELECTRIC MACHINERY.
The Dietributine- House Plant Now
NciNE Iiit IN.

The Distributing House Plant Now
Being Put IN.
Yesterday the Sacramento Electric
Light and Power Company commenced
the work of placing in position tho ma
chinery required 10 the distributing plant
at SIX th and Ii Streets
1t is the intention to have this all in
readiness by Monday for the recep-
ton and distribution of the electric cur
rents TO be transmitted from the power
house at Folsom, ana which Will be the
Inauguration OF the greatest enterprise OF
the present day.
SO far as can at present be determined
rything will be ready for the pressing
of the button at Folsom on Monday that
will set the wires to uugling with the
1,200 horse power OF electricity generated
by the big dynamo at that point.
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a Full-Fledged Veterinary.

Clarence L. Mcgowan, who was for
some time with DR.. Archibald, the veter-
mary surgeon, recently graduated in tho
Ontario Veterinary College and the To-
ronto Veterinary Dental School with
honors. On his return he was elected a
mem ber Of the California State Veterin-
ary Medical Society, and has established
himself in business here at his old home.
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Eugene Palmer and His Shotgun

The case of Eugene Palmer, charged
with having peppered a man named
Mitchell with shot from shotgun at Oak
Park while the latter was picking pop-
pies on Palmcr's property last spring,
is on trial before Superior Judge Hink-
son.
District Attorney Ryan is conducting
the prosecution, aud y. l.. Hart is Palm
er'S attorney.
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The San Francisco Fire.

Owing to the RECORD UNIONS very
complete United Press telegraphic serv-
ice, the public were apprised of the great
fire in San Francisco last evening within
few minutes after it broke out
Bulletins were displayed in front of the
office at frequent intervals during the
progress of the ire, where large crowds
gathered to read the news until long after
dark npSa set in
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HIS ARM BROKEN
Painful Accident to Supervisor Jer

Painful Accident to Supervisor Jen-
kiuS Near Elk Grove.
Supervisor Thomas Jenkins was seri-
ously injured in runaway accident near
Elk Grove on Sunday. The bit in the
mouth of the animal he was driving
broke and the horse ran away, throwing
him out OF bis buggy.
Mr.. jenkins had hold of the reins at the
time and would not let go. hoping to stop
the horse. The horse would not stop, and
Mr.. Jenkins was dragged considera BILE
distance. His left arm was broken and
be was considerably bruised.
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Delegates Elected.

Cosumnes Tribe, No. IA, /. O. r. NJ.
last night elected delegates as follows tc
go to the session of the Great Council
Representatives - James Kemp, r.. b.
Wilson, e. j. Brazle, j. w. Crone and
C. f. Leighton; aIternates-J. p. Counts
l.. Il. NJ Meledith w. b. Cooksley, n. Viii
cox and Al be Wilson.
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SQUARE PIANOS, $50 to $500. Special
sale of guitars, violins and banJos at
Neale. Eilers Co., 63l J street. Agents
Conover. Mathushek, Jacob Doll Pianos
and everything i'll musical line.
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CtPECIAL MEETING OF SACRA- a
- mento Lodge No. 40, f. and a. NJ, 50,
THIS EVENING, at o'clock. Sec N>&
ond degree. Visitors invited. BY or
der OF w. +. w WIAhD, W NJ.
JOHN T. CIRIFFITTS Secretary. Its
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oIO COTTAGE FOUR ROOMS AND
O1U, closet, in hne condition. Call at S12
Eleventh street from l . to 7.
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The beautiful play of Alabama" was
well presented last night at the Metropoi-
tan Theater by troupe headed by +. c.
Bangs, George B. Miller and Clement
cambridge. Had the character OF Mrs.
Page been in more skilled hands, given
more OF strength and matronly dignity,
The piece would have been given very
nearly level with the production by the
Palmer Company some two or three years
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CEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East.
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LOR RENT-WE HAVE A CONSTANT
Il demand for dwelling-house List with us
and secure a good tenant. JAMES f. MILLS,
3O1 j street
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CARPET CLEANING.

TT W. RIVETT. THE ONLY PEACTICAL
Garnet NAV IN the steam carpet-beating
business in this city. Knows how the work
should be done and does il accordingly.
Southwest corner Twelfth and o. Telephone
292 Lowest rates. Best work.
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1904 j STREET, NINE-ROOM HOUSE
lO.DU rent S22. Inquire j. +. HILL, 1907
j street.
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SOp K STREET-NICE AND NEWLY
COO furnished rooms; rent reasonable.
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CAPITOL LODGE, NO. 81, I; o. ,,ss;;aazzsS,e,
I 0. t'.-Regular meeting THIS - ssssSs
(fmdayl EVENING at 3 o'clock. @ssSsssSs ~
Third Degree Members OF The '"fHST~
order cordially invited.
W a STEPuEESON. Secretary. 1I*
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r01lJ sTREET-FURNISHE FRONT
Il 2 and single rooms. MRS. E. a. GRAY
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| hR. JOHN HILL MAKES A SPECIALITY
IL of chills ana fever; also venerea Diseases
only. Room o2, City Hotel. Office hours 10
to D.
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MEETING NOTICES.

r7HE, ANNUAL MEETING of THE ODD
/ Fellows Hall Association for the election
o. directors viii be held At their once, zoos
ourth street, on July 10. 1895.
WILLIAM BECkMAN. President;
IL 3. NIELSEN, secretary. Je2 I'd
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CNLAT OF FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
l. for housekeeping. The BERKSHIRE,
corner Sixth and Il streets.
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OI1O II STREET - LOWER FLAT OF
AI1U rooms and kitchen; rent, $40.
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A NCHoR LINE NAIL STEAMSHIPS
- san regularly every Saturday York
TO 9o GlaSgow' Via Londonderry. City of Rome,
18Th; Anchoria. July 20th. saloon. second
class and steerage tickets, single or round
trlR, d:r at m lowest we rates For tickets. money
agents or to HENDERSON BR0THERS
Chicago. AIIVIO
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Yesterday Luther Weber formally
sworo opt complaints in Justice Uenry's
court, charging Ivan kobalev, Matthew
Stcher5akoy and X Nharlampi Nikitin with
the murder of his parents here, on the
18th OF DeCetnbe last.
Stcherbakov IS dead, as stated, but his
name is included in the complaint in
order to make the charge complete, and
Nikitin is still III large Owing 10 the
premature publication of kobalev's ar
rest and the story of his confession, it is
now very doubtful if NikiMn will be
caught. as he has had ample warning to
place him on his guard.
This afternoon Sheriff Johnson and
one OF his deputies viii go to San Fran
cisco for the purpose of Bringing hoba-
lev TO this city.
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TO LET OR RENT.

E'LAT OF FIVE ROOMS, PANTRY AND
l. bath, patent closet and gas. Kent, SIG per
month. Apply 1O19 Tenth street.
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STREET MATTERS.

4 resolution Of intention for improving
street from Eighth to Ninth was read.
and Kent moved that 1t be changed Oy
the Surveyor so as TO take in the street
from Sixth 10 Twentieth. Macadam ma
terial can now be bought for halt the for
mer price. and he wanted to see the city
get the benefit OF it.
Devlne favored the city's buying a
twenty-ton roller, in order that the mac
adam might be properly packed. The
city could then rent it to contractors and
have the streets properly rolled.
Lawton opposed the motion for the rea-
son that street, from Eleventh to
Seventeenth, was improved few years ago
and is in good condition. There are many
people on The street who have only Just
got over that expense and are unable to
bear the expense OF doing it again. When
that street is done ii should be done on
the serial bond system, which the people
there are in favor OF.
Kent said lie had found out last winter
that t street would mire blanket. Con-
tractors 10 whom he had spoken said they
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CTATIONERY, READING MATTER
- blank books, etc, for sale cheap oy S. A.
DOANE, 2O2 h street.
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HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

J-STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 205, COR
| ner second andI. To everyone that wants
hay it will be greatly to your advantage 10
cali and see our price list before buying else
where. Full weight guaranteed.
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EUSIC AND ART.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

I0HE N1MBLE SIXPENCE BETTER THAN n
l. the slow shilling. Now is your time to
get Cabinet Photographs for 81 per dozen
until The 4th OF July; 627 J street, corner
Seventh, BEALS' GALLERY.
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OO1O STREET - TWO PLEASANT
HHIC front rooms; suitable for house
keeping.
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importers and dealers in japanese
Fancy Goods, manufacturer of
Ladies Underwear and Bamboo
Work. Ladies Laundried Shirt
Waists, soc.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ANDREWS, SELECT SCHOOL.
NI Thorough work. 514 Thirteenth street.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.
BooKBINDEE5.

DOOKBINDING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES,
u with good work and 2romptness. E. w.
ERUENING, G19 j street, Sacramento.
1TAGAZINES, PORTFOLIOS AND PERI
vi odicals bound IN superior modern styles
at 0ILVICS y SCHOENBACKLER'S, Cen
eraI Book binders, 4O3 street.
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4 NEW ORDINANCE.

An ordinance was read providing that
when the Chief Engineer considered
building partially destroyed by ire or
from any other cause to be dangerous.
the owner must tear it down within ten
days, unless on appeal the Trustees do
not sustain the Chief Engineer.
neYlne moved to lay it over till Mon
day night. but his motion met no second,
and tie ordinance was passed, Devine
voting no
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W ASTEpmTHREE tod OR FOUR Rooms
from SIS to $50. Address FURNISHED,
this Office. lt*
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TOE BORZONE, THE CHAMPION BOOT
y black, formerly at 916 Ninth street. is now
located at ~ X street, near Postofice, and
would be glad to see all his old friends and
the public in general.
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THE MURDERERS OF The WEBGRS.
Complaints Sworn Out Against Three
Men.
One is Dead. and Another at Large
kobalev win Probably Be
Here Tomorrow.

There have been no new developments
in regard to the Weber murderers since
Wednesday. except that at san Jose the
body of Matthew Stcher bakov-W was
killed there in April by 4 citizen whom
he tried to rob-was exhumed yesterday
for the purpose of having the dead mans
clothing inspected.
1t is supposed that the dead robber was
an accomplice of Ivan kobalev (other-
wise KobolOif). the escaped Russian con-
Wet, who is under arrest in san francisco
for the Weber murders, and that he wore
when killed n portion OF a suit of clothes
taken from +. II. L. Weber's house in
this city when Weber was killed
y dispatch from san Jose says that por-
tions OF the coat and vest were removed
from the body for the purpose of COM
pairing them with samples of Weber's
suit
Detective Gibson stated that the cloth
ing Tailed with description of the sam
pies, and he was positive that The coat
and vest were parts ot the clothing stolen
from the murdered man. There were no
trousers on the body, and the officials
were extremely retiCent as 10 what had
nt
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400 n STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
fUO suites and single rooms; bath and gas.
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COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
\ to learn dressmaking: has had some eX-
perience; small wages expected. Address ..
A., this Office. je27-2t*
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IO1c I STREET-HOUSE OF FIVE
IJ1O rooms; bath and closets.
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1900 j STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
1879 front room; suitable tor two; rent IS.
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/ TSE TUSCAN SPRINGS WATER AND
y steam baths for secondary syphilis and
all SKIN diseases. Room Ii, Old Postofice,
Fourth and h DIR. j. H. SHIRLEY, Cancer
Specialist.
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NXTANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN OF
w good address; salary paid. Apply, be-
tween and Z. NJ, 1OO1 street.
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TNOR SALE-THE CALIFORNIA SALOON,
l. Oak Park; terminus electric road. In
quire of ED GROSS. ie26-1w*
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TOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
l. or suburban property, $50 acres, with i'm
prOyements, in CoIusa County; one large and
several small farms within twelve miles OF
Sacramento. Apply to CARL SrItUBEL,
By street. te2G-d7tW2t
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TELEPHONE 3S6-LISTER'S SPECIAL,
delivery; trunks. 25c. Stand kolIIker's
drug store, Sixth and ]. Leave orders.
THOMAS 4. LISTER
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WANT TO BUY OR RENT FROM TO 10
| acres Of good bottom vegetable land or
work on shares from 10 to so acres. Address
POstoilice Box 9S, Sacramento.
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Ol4K STREET - PLEASANT FUR.
Duh nished front rooms for housekeeping.
Terms reasonable.
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IT f. FOGELSANG HAS REMOVED HIS
Il electric works from 1OO6 X street 10
11O9 Tenth street Oriental gas engines and
paired.
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THAT SCRAP IR0T.


Davis asked that large mum ber OF wit
nesses, whose names he handed 10 he
clerk. be subpenael to attend the meet
ing on Monday night, as he wanted a
most searching investi cation OF the sale
OF old iron FROM the Water Works. SO
that the full truth might be brought out.
The Clerk was instructed to take any
names handed to him by any Trustee.
and the time of hearing the case was
fixed a 9 =. u. on Monday.
The applications of julius +. Hirsch TO
keep saloon at 1890 Seventeenth street,
anu Hyams Il Waters to keep saloon at
G07 K street, were referred TO the Chief OF
Police.
An ordinance compelling anyone carry
ing on business requiring city license
to keep bis license posted UP In his place
of business was passed unanimously, and
the board adjourned.
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fVO LET-LARGE SPACE NEAR THE
| southwest corner of Fifth and * Streets
suitable for a wood and coal yard. Address
Z. q. Box 19S, city.
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MASSAGE.

MASSAGE BY PROF. J. II. CRANDELL.
vi magnetic massage treatment. at home oi
patient or room So, Western Hotel.
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WANTED.

yXvANTED-A GIRL TO DO CHAMBER
w work ana wait on table. Apply New Hi
bernia Hotel, 1923 Front street. je2S2t
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c1 ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
Ul y + and G-Two furnished rooms in a
pleasant locality to let; terms reasonable.
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NrANTED-A GOOD RESIDENCE, WITH
w not less than : or rooms. VIII take
long lease. Good reference given. Call or ad-
dress 72413 X street.
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TREE ORDINANCE.

An ordinance fOrbidding the cutting or
trimming of trees or fastening wires to
trees on the lettered streets without the
consent OF the owner was presented by
Iawton. who said that his object in pre-
senting it was to protect the shade trees
of the city. The board passed two ordi-
nances on this subject, which were
vetoed by the Mayor. During the last
Jew days wires have been put up on u
street, the tOps of many of the trees
being cut entirely out and the whole
side of others being cut off. Loud COM
plants have been made by citizens, and
he believed that they should be pro-
tected. Hackmen say that Eastern visit
ors say that the shade trees of Sacramento
are more beautiful than those of any
other city.
Bragg and Kent thought that the ordi-
nance should include every street in the
city, and Wachhorst said that he saw this
afternoon the Hnemen of the new tele-
phone company cutting down a line
English walnut tree which was loaded
with fruit.
Devine also advocated the passage Of
the ordinance.
LawtOn said he was willing to amend
the ordinance to include all the streets if
the board would pass 1t in that condition.
The ordinance was then amended and
passed unanimously, Leonard being
absent.
on motion of Kent, the ordinance was
ordered advertised in both of the daily
papers as soon as signed by the Mayor.
MARKET PLACE.
Lawton said he wished to offer an ordi-
nance fixing a new market-place.
Front street, he said, had many vacant
stores, and there is plenty of room for a
market place from | to l. streets upon it,
Ii will be convenient TO everyone, and
the ordinance retains the present mark ct
place and adds Front street to it for an
other market. He wished the Nom bers
to take time to examine it.
Kent and several others said the project
was so excellent that they did not ask
time and favored its immediate passage
1t was passed unanimously.
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STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
= annual meeting of the stockholders of the
tom. will be heidou the 9TH DAY OF JULY,
1890 at O'Clock ?. N, at 1909 Tenth street,
Sacramento, State of California.
Dated at Sacramento Ca, June II, 1895.
ie1S-td w. W. FELTS, Secretary.
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zoo SECOND STREET-3 OR NICELY
1870 furnished or unfinished rooms Tor
light housekeeping.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

THERE WILL BE AN ENTERTAINMENT
L at Foresters' Hall, THIS EVENING,
given Dy the Junior Court, 1t*
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CtPECIAL MEETING OF SAC 81, 81
= ramento Lodge of Perfection &SNl5
THIS EN t,NING at 7:3O o'clock ..Fgst Z
Tor work on class of candidates. gs "a ,
G. KELLOGG, 33 T.. p. O.. NJ N8fEI5
Attest. II. ~ BURNETT, 32o Grand Sec'y