The San Francisco call., 1896-10-29

bury. George b. Sperry, w. II. Woodbridge, J..
NJ. White, w. H. Post J. NJ. Welsh, William
Thomas, Andrew Woif F. E. Cadle, A. n Buell.,
Albert Eckstrom, r. Gnekow, P. A. Buell., R. B.
Teefy, Arthur Wright, w. F. Prather, Jacob
Simon, ]. Gianelli, n. S. Harold, George Stroh-
meier, j. K. Doak, ]. II. Henderson, S. s. Little
hale, A. H. Pepper, George Chestnutwood s..
d. Woods, L. N. Moore. ]. Hammond A. L. Le-
whisky, ]. H. Condit George Gray, T. p Moore,
Ralph Lane. C. w. Yolland, NJ. p Henderson,
James Marsh, F. E. Lane, w. P. Grove, Arthur
Noble, II. S. Sargent, w. L. Oyerhiser, L. w.
Robbins, D. Strauss, d. Burge NJ. P. Charles,
John Oldham, o. Atwood, E. Hildreth, w. l..
Dudley ]. S. Stacey, T. B. Buck, DR.. Ruggles, D.
S. Rosenbaum, E. May, DR.. Shurtleff, H. b.
Bishop, L. Belden, w. R. Leadbe tter w. A.
Cowdery, o. Harvey, william Inglis, r. E.
Wilhoit, George f. Buck, George Earle, D. A.
Guernsey, NJ. T. Noyes, P. ]. Chalmers. NJ.
Harold J. Godbold, A. E. Aubrey, Martin
hammers, william Thomas D. NJ. Bixler, C.
Cramblett, F. Sievers, D. P. Burr, John Jory,
H. Rumenaph, H. C. Holman, C. Patterson,
Colonel H. G. Shaw, Gilman Chase, Thomas
Ryan, II. NJ Jones. T. C. Shaw, DR.. Asa Clark,
B. f. Rolerson, II. B. Knight, IL. c. Shaw,
George West, G. A. Sack, d. Sebree, G. Alle-
gretu A. Fountain, Frank West, c. Ferdun, A.
A. Mcclellan. George =. McNoble, Perry
Yaple, A. A. Taylor, A. Smallfeld, S. w.
W
T. Earle, Justice Scnomp. w. E. Whipple, j.
A. Louttit George J. Becker, ]. J. Banz, J. L.
Beecher Jr., O. H. P. Bailey, o. ]. Hemphill,
o. S. Henderson, J. NJ. Goodell, James Brown,
A. Z. Muenter, K. Lauxen, II. C. Keyes, Alex
ander Brown, Fl. E. Barber, W. B. Ambrose,
George Patterson, James Ford. DR.. N. r. Bar
bour, j. Coranozzani. d. Brysen, NJ. NJ.
Church, N. Nevins, w. S. Reynor. NJ. NJ. Mich
OILS. G. A. Blake, d. Rothenbush, w. R. Clark,
William Hart, H. Meinke, w. H. Chestnut
wood George P. Simpson, r. c. Sargent II. II.
McWilliams, 4. w. Russell, ]. A. Gill, Jake
Kocl J. C. Dun bar. E. Wagner, Thomas Bar
ker, Charles Buckholtz. Charles Sauer, Robert
Hanks, L. NJ. Cutting, J. w. Willy, James Sal
mon and A. Bibbero.
Stockton, proud of her former son, well
coined him home with all the signs of
rejoicing. Two thousand people wearing
the orange badge OF good citizenship
the depot platform and cheered
him again and again, and when he stepped
down from the car wearing that old SLOUGH,
twisted and warped and battered, he
looked so much like man of the people,
q steady, conservative, take-it-easy Stock
ton man. that they yelled until they were
h arse. Andy Simpson and General Shep-
herd in par rticular almost ruptured their
lungs shouting for "Tom.
In an open square back Of the railway
depot bombs were exploded, making a
deafening uproar, while from the cross
piece of telegraph pole long string OF
giant frecrackers popped merrily like the
rattle OF musketry. Mr.. Reed and the
committee which escorted him from Los
Eli s. Denison, w. M.
Rank, f. w. Van Sicklen, Senator ]. F.
and Charles M. Shortridge-to-
gether with a delegation from the State of
Maine Association, were taken in four
open carriages to the imperial Hotel,
block away, amid the plaudits of the
asse m bled multitude. After shaking
hands with the representative Zen of
Stockton with a grip that made their
knuckIes ache MIR. Reed and party had
lunch and at 8 o'clock were taken for
drive around the city and particularly to
the old building in which the distinguished
visitor taught school when he was younger
and gloried in q bang.
The building is on Hunter street in the
northwestern part Of the city and is the
property of DR.. Clark. 1t is OF brick, with
basement, main floor and attic, with a