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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15

gIi<h throne. which event Destroyed lis
hopes OF winning her hand The words
drst appeared n an English naEaxinA.
and were set to music BY Wellington
Guernsey
"Auii Lang Syne'' ss OF uncertain orr
gin. there being several versions Of this de-
ssrvediy popular song. One az .he besf Is
By Burns. tut o1Iy. the second ard third
s.anxas are b. this poet the remainder
being from the pen OF Ramsay. The song
II Of uncertain antiquity. ore verso, Is
dated IT'S. and another Is said to date from
the sixteenth CENTURY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15
THE GLADIATORS.

lin Corhest IL going 10 break Fitz' face.
So dim says.
An! Fltry is willing to furnish the place,
so Fitx says.
lie r. cut for fight. and gore Will suit
him.
So Fitz says.
And he's ready 10 draw Z from Gentle
man Jim.
So Fitz says.
But Fitz Is liar NTH Wina on hts mouth
So jim SAYS.
Unwilling 10 szhf in the North or the
South,
50 Jim SAYS.
They're anxious ID meet and 10 put on the
mlis.
so they say.
Ana FTtz vii Hex jim and Jim will lick
fIiz.
SO they say.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15

The California readers % the Pcs.-Y,,.I.
Ereneer viii ira I; on sale daily AZ Co-p~r
4 Cas- Stationery store rs Market street
Jest enc block VI Market street f.on ;hs
Cnyos.e.e c4ce. Price s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15
Orening a Sluice sata

F.verissstngiv saying With never a pause
D., they think they can Pull of = ss-rap
with iheir JAWS ~\sS York Sun
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15

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The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-10-09
CORPORATION POLITICS,

The Miner has charged that the An
aconda company is desirous Of control
ling the political machinery of this
County and State; that men who are
its known agents and lieutenants have
been nominated for judicial office !;
that the election of these agents would
be complete surrender of the courts
to the corporation and that it, is the
duty of the people to defeat such can
didates as are known to be the parts
ans Of the company. Is this abuse :?
Is this blackguardism? Is this any
thing more than the plain duty of a
newspaper which is expected to speak
for the people: In reply to these argu-
ments the Anaconda Standard made
wild attack upon this paper talking
about 'slop buckets" and other ar
ticles familiar to political scavengers.
1t could not deny that we'll known
partisans of the Anaconda company
had been nominated for judgeships:
it could not deny that the Anaconda
company had taken possession of the
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-10-09
Democratic primaries and controlled

Democratic primaries and controlled
the conventions in it's own interest it
could not deny that the representatives
of the corporation had resOrted to the
most desperate tactics; it could not de-
ny that in the interest of the corpora
tion gangs of men invaded precincts
and voted illegally in order that they
might have majority in the county
convention it could not deny that
judge Of the district court stepped from
the bench and dragged the judiciary
down to the level of ward politics. -
Butte Miner.
The nomination of E. D. Mats, au
attorney for the Anaconda company,
as Judge of the district composed of
Granite and Deer Lodge Counties, is
the work of the Anaconda corporation,
backed by DR.. J. NJ. Sigh in this ca
pacity, who is to get the entire
pull of that company for himself
for the State Senate out of considera-
tion Of his influence in behalf Of
Mats. This is an undisputable fact
and cannot be truthfully denied
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-10-09
MONTANA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1896.

men who. while protesting reform, de
clare politics to be war, and who con-
slider innuonda and Misrepresentation
yea. even direct falsehood, 10 be le-
gitimate weapons.
It is sufficient TO comment that nc
one answered as delegate from the pre-
cinct to which these instructions were
directed; that OF tho 10i reported as
entitled TO seats i6 only responded
that OF the 46 about 30 came only bo
cause given Il holiday that the mas
convention was fizzle.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-10-09
"This shall certify that at meetil

"This shall certify that at meeting
of Republicans of - the following
were selected to attend and participate
in the county convention called to meet
zPhilipsburg at 10 o'clock a. m. Sept.
16, 1896, viz. -
This is an innocent looking certifi-
cate, but note the written instructions
which follow:
"Dear Sir: Enclosed l hand you a
few blank credential certificates for
Anita. P. A. convention of 10th inst.
''It is not necessary to hold a formal
meeting for selection of delegates
Find out how many men in your pre-
cinct will attend the convention, AND
WHEN YOU HAVE DECIDED UPON
THE DELEGATES ENTER THEIR
NAMES ON A CREDENTIAL GER
TIFICATE AND SIGN AS CHAIR
MAN.
"This is done to prevent those not in
sympathy with this movement from at
tending and controlling the convention.
'Bring the certificate with you to
the convention, and get as many as pos
sible to attend as delegates.
BY order Executive Committee.
"----, Sec'y.'
This is an emanation from self styled
political reformers and shows how val
ueless are their protestations. 1t was
issued by'men who are endeavoring to
deceive you into the belief that the
cloud of dust raised by single horse
man envelopes squadron of cavalry in
full charge; by men who believe hon
esty has no part in politics by men
who having party machinery in their
hands apportion to a precinct which
cast 40 votes 6 delegates and to one
which cast 1870 votes 6 delegates by
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20

w6dce juz kraay}a pc leslie, wiec uwierzo-
no mu i razem rontem doszed} do skraju
lasu. Stepo ujechal kilkadziesiat krok6w,
potem CO ko6 wyskoczy pognaf jak wi
cher W strone dworu.
Jua byl daleko, gdy kozak dozoru-
jacy koni spostrzeg} brak broni, zarapor-
towal to podoficerowi, podoficer oficerowi,
officer pu}kownikowi i dopiero pokaza}o
sic, re owe poselstwo by}o falszywe.
"A CO zawolal pulkownik -
ME m6wiiem, Re So powsta6cy "a bagnem.
Musial i'm g}6d dokuczye, kiedy wyslali
Pc pomoc. 1 zamiast gniewac sic, rad byl,
re ME omyli} sic i ME nadarmo siedzi W
leslie. Wprawdzie oficerowie ME dowie-
rzali puikownikowi, ale radzi byli, re be-
surowej kary sko6czy}o sic wypuszczenie
obcego czlowieka lasu.
Tymczasem lesnik pomkna} szybko W
strone dworu; juA ujecha} dobry HAWAI-
drogi, gdy ujrzal spieszacego W tym sa-
mym kierunku chiopca. Czlopak obejrzal
sic i zawo}ai:
- Ojciec!
- Janku! odpowiedzial lesnik -
co tn robisz o swicie?
= w nocy podkrada}em sic pod las,
myslafem, Re was odszukam ojcze i podam
troche ~zywnosci, DO obawialem sic, re juz
ME macie co jesc, ale kozaki tax pilnie
strzega granicy, re ami lesne zwierze pre-.
mknacby sic ME zdo}alo, ME to dopie.
70 cz}owiek. A jak wy zdo}aliscie sic wy
mknac!
- Teraz ME mann czasu opowiadac
CT wszystkiego, DO moze mnie scigaja. STA
daj re NINA ma konia, ko6 dobry i wypo.
czety, udzwignie mas obu, music co pre-.
dzej dotrzee do miasteczka i dac mac ma.
Sym, co sic dzieje W leslie.
Chlopak ME dab sobie powt6rzyc roz-
kazu diva razy, ~wskoczy1 ma konia, usiadl
"a ojcem i obaj popedzili dalej.
w miasteczku zebralo sic w}asnie xii.
ka mniejszych oddzial6w powsta6czych,
gotowych do stawienia czo}a pulkowi kry.
jacemu sic W leslie. Czekali oni zaczepki,
gdyz obawiali sic sami uderzac, ably ME
wpasc W zasadzke.
Gdy lesnik stanaf W miasteczku, kazal
sic natychmiast zameldowac dow6dzcy, J..
znajmiajac, ze ma wazna wiadomosc do "a.
komunikowania.
Mine1o ~jeszcze pare dni, powsta6cy a.
nj kusili sic wejsc do lasu, W kt6rym wr6g
zaja1 obronna pozycye, ale kozakom znu.
dziio sic siedziec b~ezczynnie. Pu}kownik
kauai przetrzasc ca}y las, zdecydowano sic
nawet precise "a bagno owa sciezks, kt6ra
juz Moskale znali i przekonano sic W ko6.
Gu, re W ca1ym leslie ME ma ami jednego
powsta6ca.
Juz teraz trudno bylo dluzej siedziec
bezczynnie W leslie, pu}kownik zrozumia},
ze skoro kozacy otoczyli i zajeli las pusty,
to chociaAby i rok W MIN siedzieli, pow.
stahcy don ME wejda, a oni p~rzeciez wy.
s4ani byli ma zgniecenie powsta6c6w, a ME
ma biwakowanie W lasach. Widzac Re mo.
re narazic sic ma smiesznosc, a nawet i ma
nagane, pulkownik wezwal ofcer6w i zlo.
zono narade.
zal mi tego lasu opuscie, DO gdy
rae z niego wyjdziemy, powsta6cy znowu
go zajma i znowu pod oslona bagien i
drew bronic sic beda i bic naszych, jak
pred dwoma tygodniami. Radzcie, co 70.
bic?
ia mysle - rzek} kapitan - De
najlepiej by by1o, ably Geese naszego puIku
wysz}a z lasu ostentacyjnie, a druga czesc
skryia sic w leslie, tax same. lax TO uczv.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20

W leslie, a wieksza Geese wyjdzie z niego j
okrazy miasteczko, uderzy ma powsta6c6w
re strony przeciwnej i wyprze ich ku laso.
wi.
Wyszli wiec z lasu z krzykiem, hu-
klein, z dzika piesnia ma ustach, a pc dro
DE rozpuszczali wiesc, ze calkiem to oko-
lice opuszczaja, gdyz tn jus ME ma bic ko-
go. Granic lasu Mkt juz ME strzeg}. Pre-.
konali sic o TEN ~wiesniacy okoliczni i
szpiegi wysylani z obozu powsta6c6w.
Powsta6cy sledzac obrot6w nieprzy.
jacielskich przekonali sic, re pulk bedacy
W leslie ME opuscil okolicy, ale W pewnem
oddaleniu cd miasteczka zatrzymal sic i
rozfozy} obozem, gdy wiec wieczorem ma.
czelnicy oddzial6w zebrali sic ma narade,
do kt6rej wezwano i lesuika, ten rzek}:
Jestem przekonany, re przynaj-
mniej jeden battalion zostal W leslie i ze z
pewnoscia zechca mas wyprzec z miastecz.
ka, popchnac W strone lasu i ~wziawszy W
diva ognie zgniesc zupelnie.
- w leslie ME ma nikogo - rzekl
jeden z dow6dc6w wyslalismy ma zwia.
dy.
= Kto ME Una tego lasu, ten moze
tax myslee rzek} obecny ma zebraniu
Krasnicki = " leslie So bagna, ostepy, w
ktorych sic moze wybornie ukryG kilka set
|ludzi.
- A skadze take zasadzki znaja No.
skale?
- Znaja, DO ~stracili W mich sporo lu.
dzi, a przez tie dni, kiedy W leslie byli, mu
sieli sic zapoznac dobrze z jego wnetrzem.
- Wartoby sic o tenn przekonac. Bo
gdyby tax by}o, musielibysmy sic bronic
W miescie i ME dac sic z niego wyprzec.
Gdyby zas las byl pusty, to moglibysmy
W MIN uzyskac obronna pozycye.
= ia tylko jeden m6gibym to rzecz
zbadac, dlatego podejmuje sic dzisiaj W
nocy przejrzec las, a rano dam wan odpo
wiedz. Gdybym do rana ME wr6cil, to be.
die dow6d, re Moskale So w leslie DO.
wiedzial lesnik.
- Me chcielibysmy was narazae -
rzekl dow6dca.
- A czyz to wy walczac jutro z Mo.
skalami, wezmiecie cd mich patent, ze was
ME zastrzela lub ME zak}uja? Ide natych-
Mast, pred noca dotre do lasu, try 60
dziny wystarcza mi IA zbadanie 60, DO
znam drzewa, z kt6rych wszystkiego dol
rec mona i prawdopodobnie O swicie be-
de z powrotem. Gdybym ME wr6ci}, pa.
mistajcie ME dac sic wciagnac ma bagna.
MOI syn INA las dokladnie, on wan bedzie
przewodnikiem.
To rzeklszy lesnik wsta} i skierowal
sic ku drzwiom; ~ostatnie slowa wywarly
ma zebranych jakies divine wrazenie. Mi.
mowoli podniesli sic wszyscy i W milcze.
niu uscisneli mu reke.
D}uga chwila mine}a, zanim otrzesli
sic z wrazenia i dalej radzic poczeli.
Gdy lesnik wyszed}, przyskoczy} do
niego Janek, a dowiedziawszy sic dokad
idzie, zawo}a}:
- L ia p6jde z toba ojcze!
Me SYM, ty ME p6jdziesz, DO je-
zeli Moskale ~czuwaja i mnie przy1apis lub
zastrzels, to poc6z many ginac obydwa.
Ojcze! - zawola} chlopak.
Juz odda}es powstaGcom wielkie
usfugi przez znajomosc lasu i przytomnoSc
umys1u. Mozesz bye ~ieszcze uzytecznym
sprawie narodowej, dlatego ME pozwole CT
~narazac sic bez celu.
Chiopak zwiesi} glove, ale wnet do.
ldal:
- To cbor 40 lam o5DrouoJ,o -.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20

- Sw6j- odparl nadchedzacy.
- Has}o?
- Matuszka Moskwa.
To rzeklszy, usiadl PREY mich.
- Dokad idziecie? - zapytali go.
K OF tax ide z kim pogawedzit, DO
i spaG sic ME chce, mic cz}owiek ME robi,
to i sen ME chwyta.
= Al, to prawda, zimno, w6dki ma
wet ME ma, ME ma czem sic rozgrzac, a z
lasu wyjsc ME wolno.
= M6wili, ze pulkownik jutro poszle
do dworu, Aeby mu dostarczyl z g~orzelni
90 wiader gorzalki, DO jak ME, to zajmie
kwatere we divorce.
- Oh, to, to! zawola} jeden.
- Jabym wola} do dworu, to chocby
sic by}o czem ob}owic, a tn W leslie co!
Przybyiy posiedzial ~jeszcze trochs i
odszed}.
Lesnik wysluchawszy rozmowy koza-
k6w, pomysla}:
- A mozebym uda}, Ae mnie pu}ko-
wink wyslal do dworu, OF i wymknalbym
sic z lasu. Ubranie kozackie ma mnie,
haste znam, W nocy to latwiej. Potem
pomyslal: doczekam do dnia, o swicie ru.
see. 1 znajac has}o, posuna} sic smielej.
Uszedf dobry HAWAI- drogi, podszed}
az niedaleko pasieki, gdzie sta}y ma s}omie
konie uwiazane do kolk6w wbitych W
sciane pasieki i do drew.
- Oh, zeby to konia pochwycic, to
juzbym sic wydosta} z lasu. = L nagle
przystapi{ do jednego konia i zacza} go
odwiazywac.
A kto tam? - ~krzykna} LEGACY
niedaleko kozak.
- Sw6j.
"A czego ty?
= Konia biore, DO jade pc ukazu.
A to gdzie?
i Do dworu nam pojechac 0 swicie,
puIkownik rozkazal, zeby dali w6dki, DO
i~naczej ma dw6r najedziemy.
OIL zawolal LEGACY i zerwal sic ma
r6wne nogi ia to slysza1 i myslal, ze
bajki, a to taxi prawda, ale tutaj twego
konia ME ma.
- ME ma, DO ia jestem ma s}uzbie
kolo pulkownika; latalem dis do miasta
20 mieso i ko6 mi okula}, a pu}kownik
kauai tn wziac pierwszego lepszego. Daj,
prosze dobrego, abym znowu tax jak z
tamtym ME wl6k} sic d1ugo.
- Czekaj, sam CT wybiore, DO znam
wszystkie - to rzeklszy, wstal, pike 70.
stawiwszy ma ziemi.
Gdy odszedl do koni, lesnik uzbroii
sic W pike, "a pas za}ozyi jego pistolet, a
z~akladajac, pomyslal, jak sic opatrzy j "a.
alarmuje - dopadns mojej jamy i ukryje
sic, a jezeli ME zdaze uciec, to mnie "a.
strzela, wojnie zawsze ginie sic cd kul.
XII lub pchniecia.
Kozak sam mu osiodlal konia, a gdy
lesnik siadl nan i p~ojechal, on ME zaraz
wr6cil na swoje miejsce, ale poszedl 2 do
bra wiescia podzielic sic z drugim koniu-
chem, a potem wszed} do barak6w i mine.
Ia moze godzina, zanim wr6ci} ma swoje
m~iejsce, skad wyszedl.
Tymczasem lesnik odjecha} W tym
samym kierunku, sksd wyszedl, przeie-
chal kolo biwaku, gdzie podslyszaf roz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20

W dwie godziny p6zniej ~rozstali sic.
Ojciec zapuscil sic las, a syn usiadl ma
granicznym kopcu. JakiS smutek Scisnal
jego SERGE, mimOwoli mysl jego zwr6cila
sic do tych chwil, kiedy razem z babks i
ojcem co wieczora zasiadali dokola stolu
jake to bylo dobrze. Ojciec uczyl go,
babka gotowala wieczerze, potem zajadali
sm%acznie, gwarzac o dawnych czasach. Oh.
ciec byf ofcerem wojsk polskich W roku
1881 = opowiadal chlopcu DUO o daw.
nych czasach i dawnych dziejach.. A
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20
SZCZESNY
(Ciag dalszy.)

Vice znowu ukrywal sic W swej no.
RE, ale W ko6cu wypalil sic ~tluszcz, jaki
mia} W zapasie, ziad} ostatni HAWAI- sucha-
ra, a widzac, re Moskale ME mysla nawet
opuszczac lasu, postanowi1 wydostac sic z
kryj6wki. Ubral sic wisc w kozackie u.
branie i wyszed} ostroznie. Idac z wolna,
kryjac sic W cienie drew, zblizy} sic do
jednego biwaku, siedzialo tn ko4o ogniska
kilku kozak6w, kt6rzy narzekali strasznie
i kleli, re ME wiedziec czego siedziet mu'
szs W tym leslie. w tenn nadszedf jakiS
inny kozak. Siedzacy umilkli, zorwali sic,
a starszy zawola}:
- Kto taki2
- Sw6j- odpar} nadchedzacy.
- Haslo?
- Matuszka Moskwa.
To rzeklszy, usiad@ PREY mich.
- Dokad idziecie? - zapytali go.
OF tax ide z kim pogawedzic, DO
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20
Tow. POlek
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Milwaukee Avenue State Bank.

Wplacony kapita}. $3.50, OOO.Oe
Nadwyzka.. $75 10000
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-19

news from the Republican National Con-
vention to-day, none were more enthu-
siastic than the historic Republican of
Livermore Valley, Valentine Alviso.
From hisearly boyhood Valentine Alviso
has been dyed-in-the-woo Republican,
and he is one of the most ardent supporters
OF party theories in the valley.
He was the lifelong friend of the
late Senator Stanford. During the cam
paign in war times in which Stanford
was elected Governor he learned to ad-
mire the pluoky young Spaniard who went
to the front of every Republican process
sion, carrying the stars and stripes. Those
were exciting days, and friendships then
made were not easily dissolved. Years
afterward Senator Stanford met Mr.. Al
viso. He quickly and warmly grasped his
hands, and showed the keenest pleasure in
talking over old times.
Valentine Alviso was later appointed to
a responsible position in the United States
Mint, and it was through the influence of
Senator Stanford. He gave up that trust
to accept more important duty. 1t was
that of keeper OF Spanish archives in the
Surveyor Generals Office. Democratic as
tendency resulted in aboIishing this office.
Aside from these positions Mr.. Alviso has
served Washington Township as County
Supervisor and has also been in the Legis-
lature.
But wherever he was, Valentine Alviso
has always been stalwart Republican.
Although more than a generation has
passed since he carried the banner in a
Republican procession, he is still active,
and Livermore Valley will never want for
an exponent OF Republicanism so long as
Valentine Alviso lives.
To this day Mr.. Alviso takes pleasure in
recalling his first greeting from Mr.. STAN
ford, at the time the railroad man was on
tour of inspection, just after the road
had been built into the valley. It was
springtime, and if there is an Eden in
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-19
LATEST sHIPPING INrELLIGENoE.

Arrived.
THURSDAY. June Is.
Stmr State OF California, Ackley, 481z hours fm
Portland, via Astoria 3734 hours; pass and mdse,
to Goodall, Perkins q Co.
stmr Alice blanchard, Dunham, days from
Portland, via Coos Bay AZ hours; pass and mdse,
TO North Pacific Steamship Co.
Sailed.
THURSDAY, June 1S.
stmr Point Arena johnson, Mendocino.
Domestic Ports.
ALBIoN-sailed June 1s-Stmr Scotia for San
Importations.
PORTLAND-Per State of California-4S0 SKIS
bran, AZ SKIS wool, Sl7 gunnies $3.50 SKIS -four, IA
SKIS OATS Y52 SKIS wheat, 974 hides, 81 cs catsup,
20 pkgs furniture, 500 pcs cast iron pipe, 1889
pkgs paper, 26 coops chickens 1449 SKIS potatoes,
200 bxs tin plates, % pkgs barrel heads, NJ it
maple.
Astorla-2o5 SKIS oysters. sos pkgs shocks, 2bs
PORTLAND-Per Alice Blanchard-4O boxes
horse nails, Is NJ ft hardwood lumber, 1858 feet
pine lumber. rs eds wood,
Astoria-1 10 ju nix. 26 SKIS bones, cs nets. 81
bdls hides 1900 b1s tin plates
Coos Bay--1 bx butter 70 SKIS potatoes, 20 cords
natchwood.
Consfgness.
Per Alice Blanchard-Russ, Sanders & Co: D FL
nell Horse Nail Co; w Sumner & Co; Mey er,
Wilson & Co; Chas Harley & Co; Ohlandt & Co;
Gaddini & Ciocca: San Francisco Chemical Works.
Per State of Callfornia-Allen d Lewis; Moore,
Ferguson d Co; w Price & Co: Crombie u Co;
Otis, McAhister tS Co: Geo Morrow & Co; Thos
Loughran; Erlanger & Galuger; Dalton Bros
Barrel Co: Baltour, Guthrie q Co: Spring Valley
Water Works; Crown Paper Co; Western Roll
Paper Co; Willamette Pulp 81 Paper Co; w
Emmons; Bissinger & Co: Kron Tanning Co; s
The WHITAKER Key Co; clatsop Mill Co; M Nor
aghan.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-19
BERKELEYS new SCHOOL
The Proposed Building Will Not
Be Finished for Next
August.
Board of Education Expects to Have
the Schools Built for the
Second Term.

BERKELEY, CAL, June 18.-The new
school buildings that are to be erected in
Berkeley, as provided for in the recent
special election, will not be ready for the
opening of the next school year.
The special election gives to the Board
of Educs ton the sum of 800 to spend
for new school buildings, the money to
be raised by direct taxation. Though the
tax levy will not be in for some months
vet, it was thought that the Board of Edu-
cation might let contracts for the build
ings to be erected at once, the payment
for them to be made when the tax money
was collected.
Under this arrangement it was thought
that the new buildings might be ready for
occupancy by the opening OF the next
school year, but the idea of having the m
ready by that time has been abandoned,
and the best that is hoped for is that the
increased accomm odations for school
children will be available by the begin
ming of the second term of the coming
school year.
A special meeting of the Board OF Edu-e
cation will be held tomorrow night, when
bids will be received for the construction
of an addition to the Lorin school by
means of which it is hoped that much of
work of teachers in the past may be cor
rected.
The addition to the school of the South
End will consist of two rooms, and will be
built at once.
Berkeley Gyms Difficulties.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 1S.-The tinan-
cial difficulties of George Bates of the
Berkeley Gymnasium promise to result in
the closing of the oldest private educa-
tional institution in Berkeley. The Der
kelley Gym, " as it is popularity called, was
established in 1877 and has been in charge
OF Professor Bates since 1882.
Since It's establishment the school has
turned out large number OF graduates,
many of whom have entered the State
University. 1t has attracted students from
all over the coast, many of its pupils being
from Central American countries.
No decision has yet been arrived at as
to what will be the future of the school,
but it is understood that negotiations are
on foot whereby the school may remain
open.
Newspaper Publishers Incorporate.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 1S.-The Ga
zette Publishing Company, publisher of
the West Berkeley Daily Gazette, has in
corporated with the following officers:
President, William A. Nash; vice-presi-
dent, L. Borkheim; treasurer and business
manager, s. II. Borkheim. The directors
of the company are: William A. Nash, A.
NJ. Bennett-Nash, John o. Hanscom,
Louis Borkheim and S. H. Borkheim.
New Cars.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 1S.-Tne
CIairmount, Ferries and University Street
Railway Company will run cars to
Peralta Park meeting from East Berkeley
with transfers, beginning tomorrow.
The crossmark still used occasionally in
stead OF q signature did not originate in
ignorance. It was always appended to
signatures in Medieval times as an attesta-
ton of good faith.