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Died From a Fractured skull.

Henry w. InselI of 701 Post street died yes
terday afternoon from injuries received Satur-
day night in jumping from Post-street car.
Mr.. Insell boarded car at the time mentioned
and when opposite his home jumped to the
ground without waiting for the car to stop.
His foot slipped, causing him to fall heavily on
the eoobes. He was carried to his home,
where an examination of his injuries showed
that he had suffered fracture of the skull.
After time the injured man recovered con-
sciousness, and before his death is stated to
have acknowledged that the railroad was not
responsible for the accident. Insell was an in
surance agent, and at the time of his death
was working for the Prussian Insurance Com.
pany.
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NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN RY ORDER OF

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY ORDER OF
IN the Board OF Directors OF the San Francisco.
and an Joaquin Valley Railway Company that
meeting OF the stockholders of said company has
been called by said board. to be held on TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of June, 1896, at O'Clock in
the afternoon, at the principal place OF business OF
said com pany, at the building where the said
Board of Directors usually meets namely, at the
office of said company, No. 32l Market street, in
the city and county of san Francisco in the State
OF California;; that the object of said meeting is to
consider and act upon the proposition that said
company create bonded Indebtedness of six mill
lion dollars t$6 600 000) in gold coin of the United
States. for the purpose of raising money to COM
plete the construction and equipment of the rail-
road OF this corporation from the city and county
of San Francisco to the town of Bakersfield, in the
county of Kern state of California, and to pur-
chase and pay for any other property within the
purposes of said company, and to secure the
bonded Indebtedness proposed to be created by
a mortgage or trust deed upon the railroad and
railroad lines and other property of said company
now owned or hereafter 10 be acquired by said
company.
BY order of the Board Of Directors of the San
Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Railway Com
pany.
corporate seal.l ALEXANDER MACKIE.
Secretary the San Francisco and San Joaquin
Valley Railway Company.
nEPARTMENT NO. Q, PROBATE-IN THE
~ Superior Court IN and for the City and County
OF San Francisco. State of California
In the matter of the estate of JEAN LACOSTE,
deceased, NO 1929.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the 18th
day OF May, A. ID. 1896. at 10 O'Clock A. N. of said
said court, at the New City Hall, in the City and
County Of San Francisco state of California, have
been appointed as the time and place for proving
the will of said JEAN LACOSTE, deceased and
for hearing the application of JEAN PIERRE
THEOPHILE LACOSTE, for the issuance to him
of letters testamentary thereon.
Dated April 80, A. 1896.
IsEAL1 CHARLES F. CURRY, Clerk.
". r. NoRTHRoP, Deputy Clerk.
p. ALEXANDRA BERGERoT. attorney for
petitioner, rooms 142-l43, Crocker building, San
Francisco
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PROPS. EUGENE AND VAN DE WERE,
1928 MARKET ST.
Their readings astonish the most skeptcal. All
are satisfied. The professors give advice all
matters that are OF interest to humanity. Busl-
ness speculation. Investments, insurance, love,
courtshfp, marriage and divorce; settle lovers
quarrels and cause speedy and happy marriages
They locate mines and buried treasures, find lost
or stolen property, interpret dreams, cure bad
habits and destroy evil influences In half the
time required by the best OF the other mediums.
remember, there are but few mediums in the
world That can work these wonders, and none out
side OF the eminent professors In San Francisco.
Remember also that the professors perma-
nently located IN San Francisco: they are here to
stay. Hours 10 A. NJ. 10 p. NJ. Sundays2 TO Z. NJ.
Letters containing stamps answered.
PROPS. EUGENE & VAN DE WE'RE,
1928 Market St
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PROPOSALS.


OROPOSA LIS FOR HARDWARE, PLUMBERS
materials, stoves lumber paints, oils, furniture,
fuel, stationery, printing, etc.-Sealed proposals
will be received by the superintendent of Com
mon Schools, in open session of the Board of Edu-
cation, on Wednesday. May 81, 1895, st $3.50
o'clock p. NJ, for furnishing the School Depart
ment of the City and County OF san Francisco
during the fiscal year lS96-97 with hardware,
plumbers materials, stoves, lumber, paints oils,
furniture fuel, stationery etc., and for doing the
printing required during the same time, in accord
ance with specifications at the Office of the Board
Of Education, new City Hall.
GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
DKOPOsALS FOR RAISING AND EN-
i larging a school building, for heating and
ventiIating q school building, for building a
concrete bulkhead and for constructing water
closeis.-Sealed proposals will be received by the
Superintendent of Common Schools, in open
sion of the Board of Education, new City Hall,
San Francis CO, on WEDNESDAY, May 13, 1896,
at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ, tor raising and enlargDg the
Bernal Heights Primary School building. for heat
ing and ventilatng said building; for reconstruct
ing a concrete bulkhead at the North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, and constructing water
closets at the Columbia Grammar and Harrison
Primary schools, in accordance with plans and
specifications (and conditions named therein) at
the office of CHI ARIES I. HAVENS architect of
the board room 55, Flood building, corner Fourth
aad Market streets. The board reserves the right
tofeiect any all bids as the public good may
Quire. GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

TEHAMA STREET, N. side, 100 feet west
erly from Fourth, No. 80 Tehama street. I hree
story house of IL rooms and bath; rent $35 per
month; street paved and accented by the CITY;
only short walk from Market street; stone side
walk; brick foundation; lot 25x75; terms at sa /;
subject 10 confirmatlon by the Superior Court
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VALENCIA-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Sold tn clnsa ont nndiu iuidad i.,.o.osas

VALENCIA ST., w. side, 80 :. OF 18th. $40
and SIP Valencia ST.. store and 4 rooms below and
fine fiat of rooms and bath above; rents $50:
street pa ved and accepted by the city in tile best
business block on Valencia ST.: lot 3OxSS: terms
cash; we can negotiate a loan if desired
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MISSION FLATS.

TWENTY-THIRD ST., N. side, 4O:6 f. OF San
chez; Nos. 1886 and 1888 Twenty third ST.; new
flats of and rooms and bath; Just completed
one block from wenty-fourth-st. branch of NJ is
sion-st. electric road; rents SAT so: lot 25xeO.
terms; $1,000 mortgage can remain.
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AsHRuRY sTREET REsInENcE

ASHBURY STREET, w. side, 100 feet south
of Oak. No. 409, 2-story, S-room. bath. basement
and attic. Built by owner by days work for his
home: only few steps from Golden Gate Park:
street graded, severed and macadamiZed: LOT
25xln6:3; terms cash We can negotiate a loan.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS SALE-LARGE MISSION
BUSINESS CORNER

TWENTY-FOUR URTH ST., Sc. corner of Bryant
ave.-Fine business corner: stores and dwell
ings OF z rooms and bath each on oath s.; one 2
st ry house of rooms and bath, and cottages of
rooms each ON Bryant ave.: rented low for
$l02 per month; oath ST. paved and accepted by
city; lot 100 on oath st. by 130 on Bryant ave. ;
erms cash; subject to confirmation or the Superior
Court.
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nEvIsAnERo-sr. RuILnINn 1nr

DEV1SADERo ST., E. side, 1876 feet south o.
Waller: choice neighborhood; short walk fro n
Haight-st. cars: magnifcent view; street paved
with bituminous rock and accepted by the ctv,
severed and curbed: size 25x116:3. Terms-Cas b
We can negotiate a loan if desired.
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SOLD FOR ABSENTEE-RESIDEN NEAR
l7TH AND MARKET SIS.

EIGHTEENTH ST.. s. side, $50 of Castro;
927 18th St; 2-story house, rooms and bath in
good condition: street accepted; only few steps
from Castro-st. cable and Market and 17th sts :
1Sth-st. electric-cars pass the property; only Is
minutes from downtown: stone sidewalk; brick
foundation: lot 25x99:S; terms-SIbOO, mortgage
In German bank, interest per cent.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

An ELEGANT HOME.
n NEW AND MODERN.
OVERLOOKING THE PARK PANHANDLE.
SS000 a HANDSOME RESIDENCE OF
VOOOO. IA rooms; bath. basement and attic,
only l year old: beautifully decorated and fin
ished; exceedingly we'll built lot 2bx96 feet
EASTON, ELDRlDGE & CO..
69S Market st.
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ROOMS TO LET-Continued.
Polk Street.
1922 POLK est. HELENs BUILDING)-
LOO Sunny Day-window rooni
sixth Stree.
100 sIXTH-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
1OO rooms; en- suite or single: clean: quiet; So
I1O SIXTH (THE SARATOGA : NEWLY
1 J. y furnished house OF 80 rooms: single rooms,
81 80 to ST per week: suites Soc to 81 per day
Stevenson Street.
1OS STEVENSON. Mr.. FIFTH-4 ELEGANT
fAo large rooms: yard; basement; first floor
stockton street.
1914 sToCKToN-sUNNY FRONT ROOMS:
Ol Il singe en- suite; also doctors office; cheap
sutter street.
6OO SUFFER- - SUNNY FRONT SUITE;
COO other rooms, furnished or unfinished.
700 SUFFERS SUNNY FRONT ROOMS;
~ private; gentlemen only; reference If re-
quired.
I1Q SUFFER- = LARGE SUNNY ROOMS;
LILO gentlemen preferred.
Turk street.
11e TURK-BEAUTIFUL SUNNY SUITE;
LILO newly furnished single; with convenien-
ces; board optional.
SO11 TURK-FURNISHED ROOMS; RENT
DZI4 %: gas: bath: also lnfnrnlshed:
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
I ARGE sunny NICELY TRN1sHED ROOM
IL in Western Addition; suitable for l or gen.
tlemen or man and wife; board optional; terms
reasonable: private family. Address Bush Street,
box 55. Call Office
IV ANTED-4 GENTLEMEN To ROOM AND
w board: sunny rooms; strictly private: lady
does her own cooking; New England style: refer
more and steiner.
oe.jS TWENTIETH ST., BET. VALENCIA
COZO and Guerrero - Nice alcove room with
board in private family; home comforts; price
reasonable.
101 LOTT, BLOCKS FROM BAKER-SUN-
HUI ny rooms with board; private family.
Q0O GEARY- SUNNY SUITE; SUITABLE
200 for family; excellent board; reasonable.
TOQ O'FARRELL-CHANGED HANDS: ELE-
iOO CANT rooms en- suite or single; frst-class
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; UNSUR-
N passed for neatness and comfort; SOC, 76c and
| $50 mo. Hackmeiers Hotel. GEO. GRUENIG, Pr.
| pEsT TABLE BOARD IN THE CITY; S4 so
ID week. $l6 month"; at Hackmeers Hotel
HACKMEIER's HOTEL, 123-l29 EDDY ST.;
IL new management: GEORGE GRUENIG, pro
| pretor: board and room 30 and 50 week ana up.
| II oTEL BERTLING. ia BUsH-A FAMILY
IL hotel: references given and required; all mod
| eTn convenience
CHILDREN BOARDED.
| M 1DOW WOULD TWO IO
w board; furnished room for parent. 1Ol6 ack-
STORES TO LET.
o. % 19 EVERETT ST, WITH LIVING
| tDOO. room and large bake oven; formerly oc-
cupied French bakery. ASHTON & GAR
DINER, All Montgomery st.
| ENINE STORE; ROOMS: REFITTED; RENT
u reduced. GIG Sacramento, near Montgomery.
OFFICES TO LET.
Q0Q MARKET, OPP. MASON-LoFTS OF
| cOO various sizes; new, modern building. In
| quire on premises.
| CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING
" Offices $40 and upward, including ianitor's ser
vices, heat electric and gas lights Apply at room
! 522 to A. L. BUCKINGHAM.
| SPRECKELS BUILDING, 927 MARKET
~ Elegant SUNNY offices. Sl2 so up: electric-light;
heating and anitor service free Apply at building
| or q. II. UMBSEN & CO., ii Montgomery ST.
STABLES TO LET.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE STABLE: 2414 CALL
~ fornia ST.: rent cheap. Apply room 26, Chroni-
Gle building.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
~ nrfa and 6nrfc and EOcfoa and
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ELEGANT AND SUNNY BUILDING LOT II
THE MISSION WARM REIr

SHOTWELL ST, w. side ITO N of 23d; ele-
CANT and sunny building lot: surrounded bv fine
homes: street paved and accepted by the city; ca
BILE and electric cars a short walk: half block from
the Fosom-st. boulevard; stone sidewalk: size
25x122:6: terms, cash; loan can be negotiated
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
COTTAGE, ROOMS AND BATH: GARDEN;
" rent $14, water free. lO7 TAYLOR st.
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PACIFIC HEIGHTs REsInENCE

Sold on account of owners departure from the city,
WEBSTER ST., E. side, 1877 IS feet N OF Broad
way; 2610 Webster st. nearly new residence of &
rooms and bath; fine marine view; Pacific ave
cable and Fimorest. electric cars block away :
house newly renovated and in superior condition |:
brick foundation; surroundings the best in the
city; lot 24xl37:6; terms at sale.
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C17S0 53:4xll4; n. SIDE 26TH ST. $50
ID ~. fl w. of Church.
SlO0O-203 :Sx1l4; corner in vicinity of 9th and
Douglass ste.
S97s-25xl0s; f. side of Castro ST., 264 " 23d
$675-9Sxl0l fronts; E. side Ocean House
road, near 25th ST.
s60O-25xI14: s side Aivar.do St, $50 ft. w.
of Noe bet 22d and 23d
CHAS. G. FISHER, 5O7 California st
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N.
Sold to close out undivided interests of absentees
LARKIN ST., SW. cor. of Sacramento: lot
81 1914 ~ 100 feet: improvements nominal: should
be improved with fine flats, which would always
be occupied and yield large income; both streets
accepted by the city, cabe-cars pass the property
California and Hyde st. cables ] block distant:
note the size-67 :s1sxl 90 feet: terms $4,000 cash
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SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
NATOMA ST, E. side, 105 feet y. OF 18th. Nos
1895 and 1862 Natoma St. 2 flats of rooms
each: S22; street graded, severed aud nae
adamzed; lot 25x75; terms.
For further particulars apply to
o'FARRELL Il Co. Auctioneers,
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CHOICE MISSION RrIInINC nm,

CHOICE MISSION BUILDING LOT.
ELIZABETH ST., n. side, IT'S feet w of Doug.
lass: level buildi lot: half block from 24th-st
branch of Mission-st electricians: street graded
severed and macadamized; lot 25xl14; terms at
SALE
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PAWNBROKERs.

T 12e REARNY ST.. ROOM s-MoNEY
II loaned. watches, diamonds, etn low rates; psi-
vate rooms; elevator; pledges for sal cheap
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ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


MICE COTTAGE-LOT 1OOxl3O WITH 100
~ chickens; reasonable; easy terms. 21012
Eleventh ST., ). F.
n OoD HOMES FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
VI on easy terms. o. 6. MAY It CO.. real estate
and building, 2123 Center ST.. Berkeley.
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pig VALUE.
ID FINE INV ESTMENT.
IN THE WESTERN ADDITION.
p1S 00O SIX MODERN FLATS AND
tDlO.UUO. rooms and bath. north side of
Oak ST., Scott: only years old and in splen-
did condition; rents for $3.50 per annum: lot 50x
1876: reduced from 0,OO0 for immediate sale.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market st.
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L USINESS PROPERTY.
ID ON THE OCEAN HOUSE ROAD.
QO000 A AROADHOUSE, NEAR THE NEW
tDZUOO. racetrack: leased for years at $25
per month; lot 50x93x13S feet: this property is
also the coursing grounds. EASTON,
ELDRIDGE & Co, 63S Market ST
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BERKELEY HOUSES.

HOUSES.
EOR RENT, IN BERKELEY-A MODERN
house OF 10 rooms, bath and laundry; large
yard stable and chicken-house; cheap to RESPONSE
bic and permanent tenant; blocks from station
convenient 70 University. Address Berk, box 10,
Call Office.
DOR RENT-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF
i IL rooms, Dwight way Berkeley: beautiful
grounds; profusion of flowers, fruit and shrub
berry: carriage house, barn, etc. Nj. L. WURTS,
Dwight-way station,
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
n MODERN RESIDEN CE,.
AT A SACRIFICE.
S2S00 ATWo-sToRY ROUSE, NEARLY A
Baker; lot 27x150. Reduced for immediate
sale account OF departure of owner; easy terms.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.
63S Market st.
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~ ON MCALLISTER ST.
ALWAYS RENTED.
0H7SO A TwO-STORY BUILDING CON-
,NO OO. tanning store, two fats and rear cot
tage; rents for $3.50 per annum; only years old
and in good condition; reduced from $500: lot
25x137:6. EASTON, ELDRIDGE IL co.
6xS of OF
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

EINE UPRIGHT PIANO IN GOOD ORDER
Il rare bargain. 115 Seventh ST.
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A so cts and $50 cts and $50 cts and 81.
"KNoWLEDGE Is POWER"

Therefore consult the great clairvoyants,
PROPS. EUGENE AND VAN DE WERE
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rTERMS 1880 DOWN:
BALANCE $50 PER MONTH,
INCLUDING INTEREST.
$2750-Modern residence known as 1917 Noe
St., bet. 25th and 26ih: contains every modern i'm
provement; block from astro-st. cable and H.
blocks from Oath st. electric road. TOBIN tE Mo
NALLY $50 Market st.
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other Court Matters.

Judge Mediation yesterday afternoon
decided the review case of Kramer
against Justice of she Peace Kirkwood,
holding that in the particular case in
volved the justice had no right to set
aside a jury verdict and grant a new
trial because there had been a proper
showing made. The court declined to
pass on THE general question of the ju-
risddction of justices of the peace in
case of a motion to set aside a verdict
p. j. Brophy yesterday commenced
an action against Ole Olson for $1O6 95,
and an attachment was issued.
The Godin habeas corpus case came
up before Judge Speer yesterday morn
ing and was argued. but the court re-
fused to interfere and said he pre-
ferred that the supreme court decide
the question of police court Jurisdiction
raised. Godin was returned to Jail and
will probably be allowed to serve out
his sentence for attempted blackmail.
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Another Suit for $4,000.

]. A Shelton. attorney for Mrs. So
phia Goddard and other heirs of Albert
r. Goddard, one OF the explosion VIC
Tins, brought an action against NJ. ].
Connell and w. II. Kenyon personally,
as trustee and vice president respect
lively of the Kenyon-Connell CONNER
cisl company. for 1000 damages. The
suit Is brought because OF the fact that
the execution on the original judgment
in the case for 5000 was returned I'M
satisfied by the sheriff, who could find
no property of the company to levy
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-12
IT WAS LADIES' DAY
Divorces Granted and Some Cases Con-
tinued Until Saturday.
ANN WILLIAMS SAD CASE
Nettie Ward Legally Separated
From Morris Ward II Ann Nav
Sherman Commences an Ac-
tion-Other Dissatisfa ctions.

A number of divorce cases had beer
set for hearing in the courts yesterday
but owing to the lot of other matters
| on the dockets, some of them were con.
tinued until next Saturday. Mrs. Ann
Williams was granted a decree of al.
vorce from William williams by Judge
Speer. Mrs. Williams testified that she
was married to the defendant at Hollv-
head, North Wales, Nov. l6. 1874 and
that they had four children, of whom
only one is living. About six years a 90
Whiie they were living IN Wales. her
husband left her and went to live with
another woman, named Jane Roberts
Ihey are living together yet. A few
years after he deserted his wife the
latter came to the United States TO live
with her son. Richard Williams. who is
supporting her now. The son testified
that MS rather was drunkard and iii
treated his wife. Mrs Welsh testified
as to the good reputation of Mrs. Will
liams.
Nettie Ward was given a divorce
from Morr1s Ward. The parties are
colored. The plaintiff testified that thew
were married in 1885 and have two
children, aged and years respect
lVeiy. The couple have not lived to-
gether for year and a half Mrs.
ward said her husband left her with
her consent, as he would not support
her. and she had no use for him. She
said she was compelled to support the
family and that he was a drunkard.
and when drunk was cross, mean and
abusive. Other witnesses testified to
the same. One said he had known
ward Tor IL years and had never seen
MIN sober Mrs. Ward was awarded
the custody of the children.
The Lillquist and Rose cases were
continued for hearing until next Satur-
day.
Ann May Sherman yesterday COM
menced an action for divorce against
THOMAS j. Sherman, to whom she was
married in Butte on Aug. 13, 1889. She
alleges in her complaint that he treated
her In a cruel and inhuman manner and |
carried on towards her a willful and
premeditated system or persecution and |
annoyance and, being in a poor state of |
health, 1t injured her in body and in |
mind. On April Is, 1892, he addressed |
her in vile and abusive language and |
scolded her while she was sick. On |
March 20, 1895, while they were in Ana
conda, he choked her and bruised her.
and on the 10Th of last February he |
seized her violently by the arms and
threw her across the room. The couple
have two children, whose care and Gus
tody the plaintiff asks for.
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The petition of Mrs. Ellen Cammack
10 be permitted to do business in her
own name was heard by Judge Speer
yesterday and an order made in ac-
cordance with the prayer OF the pc
titioner. Mrs. Cammack testified that
her husband did not support her and
that she had to support not only her.
self but an aged mother and an in
valid sister also. She owns the prop
erty known as the Reception Road
house. and the furniture of the Leland
and Reginald lodging houses. valued at
$3.50 which she acquired by her own
labor
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CHURCHES TO-DAY.

Church services will be held in Butte
| to-day as follows:
st. Johns Episcopal church, s. c.
Blackiston. rector-Holy communion at
1880. Morning prayer and sermon at IL
| Evening prayer and sermon at s. Sun
| day school at 1890.
Second Presbyterian church. East Mer-
curry street, 1. Newton Roberts. pastor
Services at IL a. m. and p. m. Endeavor
meeting at p m. Sunday school at D.
m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting at
p. m. All are invited to attend these
services. Thursday evening, April &C. the
young ladies of the church. assisted by
local talent, Will give an entertainment
in Union hall.
Mountain View NJ. +. church-Evangel-
list McGregor will preach at IL a. m and
p. m. He will address the Epworth
league at $3.50. Sunday school at 1918.
Junior league Saturday at d. m. All
cordially invited. Good singing William
Rollins, pastor.
There will be Swedish Lutheran SER
vices at the Congregational church, on
Sranite street, opposite the court house
sunday, April IL, at II a. m. and ID. m
All who understand the Swedish language
are welcome. A. G. Anderson. pastor.
Nj. Il. church South. corner of Galena
ana ldaho-Preaching at IL and s. Sunday
school at 10. League at I. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. s. b. Tabor. mas.
tor.
Walkerville NJ Il. church-Services as
follows; Sunday school at d. m. Preach
ing at S:l5 and 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting
on Tuesday evening at 7:45. Junior league
AT 415 p. m. Friday afternoons. Alexis
Berk, pastor.
Christian church. corner Mercury and
Washington streets-Services morninr
and evening, conducted by Elder Georre
r. Barnaby OF Anaconda. Services at II
a. m. ana p. m. All are cordially in
vted to attend. c. W. Pool, pastor.
south Butte NJ. E. church-Preachinr
service morning at IL o'clock. Sunday
Meaderville-Sunday school nj . o.clocL
Epworth league at o'clock Preach,rs,
service at 1:45. Prayer meeting Monday
evening at 1880. T. II. Hicks, pastor.
herman Lutheran church, corner of Sill
yer ana Dakota streets. NJ. Hudtloff. mas
tor-SerVices to-day at 10:45 a. m. ana & |
D. m sunday school at 1880 D. m.
scandinavian Nj. f. church. corner Con- |
per and Alaska streets, T.. N Melbv mas
tor-Services to-day as follows: Love |
teast at ioi5 o'clock. led by our presiding
elder, Rev. Hange OF Helena. PREACHING
az IL O'Clock by Rev. Peterson of Great |
falls. Sunday school at 2 n. m ana |
preaching In the evening at s by Rev.
Hauge. Also communion service in the J
evening. All are cordially invited to these
services.
FIRST Baptist church-Morning service /
al IL Sunday school at 1915. B. Y. p. u
at Z. Evening service at s Prayer meet
ing wednesday evening at s. ]. II. Spen-
Ger. pastor.
FIRST Presbyterian church-No preach
ing to-day, owing TO absence OF the mas
tor. who is attending the meeting OF the
presbytery al Dillon. Sunday school at
Iz'ls. Junior Endeavor meeting at 4 SEN
or Endeavor meeting at =