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MONEY THAT COMES NOT
Appropriation for Sugar Manu-.
facturerS Held at Wash.
ington.
James Coffin Points Out Discrimina.
tion-Treasury Officials Said
to Be Cu1pable.

James Coffin, secretary of the Alameda
Sugar Company, paid visit to the In
ternal Revenue Collectors Office the other
day for information regarding the delay
in payment of sugar bounties. In the
course of his Investigations he made some
interesting discoveries in connection with
the way business is done in Washington.
1t was proved by statistics that while
the Government was not paying the
bounty on sugar to American manufac-
turers it has been giving brandy for forti-
fication of sweet wines made in the United
States. The output OF sweet wines in
California during the last season, accord
ing to internal revenue reports, increased
over 10000 gallons. The total product Of
sweet wines in California in the past
fiscal year was 4, 299, 1854 gallons. In the
manufacture OF this wine 1,027, ,909.S gal
Ions OF brandy were consumed. No tax
had to be paid on this brandy. As the tax
on brandy is 81 10 "a gallon, it may be seen
that the Government contributed toward
the wine industry OF California 81, 130, 700 Is
in the year.
Meanwhile the Government is slow In
paying the sugar bounty.
1T shows the pull of the liquor inter-
ests," said Mr.. Coffin yesterday. "We
nave III farmers on our list who supply
our little mill alone, and they employ
each from five to twenty men. The
amount of work we give is wonderful, but
we are neglected by the Government.
Congress contracted to pay the sugar
manufacturers bounty for fifteen years.
In 1894 this bounty was taken off and a
duty of 40 per cent ad valorem substi-
tuted. An appropriation was made which
was supposed to equalize matters, but it
did not. And that money can't be got
because the Comptroller OF the Treasury
said that the appropriation was not con-
stitutional.
"The Supreme Court of the United States
decided in favor of the sugar men to the
effect that Congress had the power to
make the appropriation, and that this
money should be paid. About a seventh
or eighth of il was paid in June. A small
portion of it came to California.
at would seem to me that they are do
ing everything in their power in Wash
ington to delay payment of the money.
For instance we received a telegram lasI
week from Washington, claims lost, send
duplicates We had duplicates in there
already, and l cannot see how they could
be lost in a Government Office by acci-
dent"
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FOR JAPANESE CRUISERS.
The Union Iron Works and the
Cramps Have Submitted
Their Bids.
1t Was the Splendid Showing of the
Oregon That Caught the Japs'
Attention.

The builders ofthe Charleston, San Fran
cisco, Monterey, Olympia and Oregon may
next be riveting together a fight er for the
Mikado.
Yesterday Washington dispatch stated
that American shipbuilders had been per-
mitted to compete for the construction of
vessels for the japanese navy, and that an
imperial board had just oTened the bids at
the Japanese Legation. These bids had
been submitted by the Union Iron Works
and the Cramps for two fast cruisers. Their
dime nsions will be as follows:
Displacement, 400 tons; length, $40 feet;
beam, 4s feet; draft, IL feet inches; horse
power, $1,000; speed under forced draft,
2215 knots; speed under natural draft, 2O1l
knots.
They are to be of the Yoshino type. a
15,0O0-ton cruiser built for the Japanese
Government in 1892 She has an arma-
ment of four 6-inch and eight 7-10 inch
quick-hre rifles and twenty-five three
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MURDERER OCK wAH.
Held Responsible for the Death OF
Lee Tye by CorOner's
Jury.

An inquest into the death of Lee Tye,
who was killed Sunday night in Waverly
place, was held by Coroner Hawkins yes
terday. Ock Wah, alias Wong All Chuck,
was identified and charged with the muir
der.
Lee Kong, Lee Tung and Lee Ah Sing
testified to seeing the shot fired by the
accused man. On beipg asked if they
knew the murderer, they said, THAT
man." pointing to 0ck Wah. Officer Has
kell testified to making the arrest and
having the murderer identified by one Ye
Tout. The jury retired and, after few
moments deliberation, returned verdict
in accordance with the above facts.
Four other inquests were held in addi-
tion to the one on the body of Lee Tye. In
the case of Charles Brown. who fell from
a porch on Minna street, the jury decided
that the death was accidental. A verdict
of suicide was rendered in the cases of
Hollis w. Cox, Camilla Ferrari and John
w. Newell-Burns.
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NEW TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF THE
Registrar Of Voters
OF THE
City and County of San Francisco.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Board of Precinct Registration for the General
Election to be held on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of
November, A. D., 1895. wilt meet in their re-
spective precincts for the Registration of Voters
and for such other purposes are prescribed by
law on WEDNESDAY, August 5, 1895, from 8
(5) days. until and including MONDAY, August
10, 1885, on which day all registration closes
All electors who have net been registered for
said General Election are hereby invited to pre-
sent themselves for registration.
The Boards of Precinct Registration will sit as
above for the purpose of registering all legal and
qualified voters residing In their precincts who
have registered the Office of the Registrar of
Voters since May 27, 1895.
ANY person who has not registered since May
81, 1885, and fails to register at the Board of Pre-
cinct Registration os the precinct in which he re-
sides will be debarred the privilege of voting at
such election.
In accordance with Section 21 Of the "Act to
Regulate Regis tration of Voters" ETC., the follow
ing places have been secured for the sessions Of
the Boards of Precinct Registration:
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be issued, but the English capitalists wish
to insure the interest on them for at least
two years. To secure it, therefore. they
will issue ticket-books, each good for 1000
miles OF travel at 1 cent mile, or $40 for
the book, and the sale of these among the
farmers will easily insure good interest
on the bond issue. These tickets will be
transferable, and the holder and all his
family and a carload of his friends can all
travel on the one book. The franchise
will be asked for in a short time, and the
promoters hope to get to work within
sixty DAYS
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WATERMELoNs SEIZED.
More Fruit From Fresno Consigned to
the Tide by Inspector
Billy Jordan

Market Inspector Billy Jordan made an
other raid on unripe watermelons yester-
day and as result 800 were dumped into
the tide to feed the sharks or to be fished
out by the wharfrat and devoured with
many whoops of delight.
HALF OF the total number seized were
taken from a Davis-street commission
house, to which they had been consigned
oy j. T. Azhderian OF Fresno, while the
rest were sent in by Hobbs & Parson az
the same locality, and some of the melons
were sunburned and dangerous for food.
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Green Fruit for London.

Another train load of green fruit left sacra.
mento Wednesday for London. 1t was the
third this season, and consisted of five cars OF
mixed fruits. 1t will go through to Chicago.
over the Central Pacific, the Union Pacific and
the Chicago ana Northwestern in 100 hours
and thence TO New York over the Erie Despatcb
line IN two days. Here the fruit will be trans
lerred 10 one OF the steamers of the American
weeks from the day it started from Sscra.
mento.
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Thirtieth Assembly Distrls

First Precinct-46S Stevenson.
Second Precinct-2512 Sixth.
Third Precinct-502 essie.
Fourth Precinct-9991y2 MissO
Fifth Precinct-b06 Minna-
Sixth Precinct-119 Sixth.
Seventh Precinct-960 Howard.
Eighth Precinct-202 Fifth.
Ninth Precinct-2241z Fifth.
Tenth Precinct-1007 Howard.
Eleventh Precinct-239 seventh
Twelfth Precinct-9S9 Folsom.
Thirteenth Precinct 3S6 sixth.
Fourteenth Precinct-4311z Sixth.
Fifteenth Precinct-9231a Harrison.
Sixteenth Precinct-410 sixth.
Seventeenth Precinct-10S2 Howard.
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REGISTRATION PLACES.
ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 1896.

Twenty Eighth Assembly District.
First Precinct-2O4 Mission.
second Precinct-17 Howard.
Third Precinct-40I Harrison.
Fourth Precinct--416 Folsom.
Fifth Precinct-229 Second.
Sixth Precinct--tO3 Howard.
Seventh Precinct-522 Howard.
Eighth Precinct-142 First.
Ninth Precinct-112 First.
Tenth Preclnct-529 Mission
Eleventh Precinct-102 Jessie.
Twelfth Precinct-29 Stanley place.
Thirteenth Precinct-66S Howard.
Fourteenth Precinct-625 Howard.
Fifteenth Precinct-665 Howard.
Sixteenth PrecInct-24 Verona.
Seventeenth Precinct-4S1 Third.
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Thirty-Fourth Assembly District.

First Precinct-1517 Howard.
Second Precinct-163S Mission.
Third Precinct-46 Twelfth.
Fourth Precinct-1l1 Valencia
Fifth Precluct-16SS Mission,
Sixth Precinct-1S0b Mission.
Seventh Precinct-160o Folsom.
Eighth lrecinct-11S Fourteenth.
Ninth Precinct-173l Mission.
Tenth Precinct-236 Valencia.
Eleventh Precinct-442 Valencia,
Twelfth Precipct-54S Valencia
Thirteenth Precinct-567 Valencia.
Fourteenth Precinct-2105 Mission,
Fifteenth Precinct 1475 Fifteenth.
sixteenth PrecInct-NW. cor. 18th and Folsom
Seventeenth Precinct-2235 Mission.
Eighteenth Precinct-625 Valencia.
Nineteenth Precinct-SUS Valencia
Twentieth Precinct--9S4 Valencia.
Twenty-frst Precinct--23z5 Mission.
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Palace Restaurant Failure.

Robert Matthey and Albert Young, pro-
prietors Of the Palace Restaurant on Market
street, have filed a petition in insolvency.
They owe $7096 A, and their assets amount
to $500.
Ihe principal creditors are grocers, produce
dealers and employees of the restaurant. There
lsdue the latter $211 80 back wages.
Matthey owes personally $2450 outside the
debts OF the firm and has no individual assets.
filed on Tuesday.
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spIritualists incorporate.

The California State Spiritualist Assocsa-
ton has been incorporated by C. II. wads-
worth, w. d. J. Hambly, julia Schlesinger, W..
N. NJ RIDER, Elizabeth Sloper, S. D. Dye, George E.
rogers, +. II. Parker and Salome CoweI.
Inc OBJECT of the association as stated in the
arucies OF Incorporation is to organize the
vsrlous local Spiritualist societies of California
into one general association for various pur-
poses not OF pecuniary character.
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HEALn,S

BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST.. SAN
- Francisco-Bookkeeping penmanshfp bust
ness practice shorthand tPitman), typewriting,
and everything pertaining to a business education
rapidly taught Department OF Electrical En-
glneerlnS IN operation. Individual instruction. 20
teachers Night sessions students can com mence
at at any time Thousands OF graduates in positions
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Twenty-Ninth Assembly district.

First Precinct-36S Jessie.
Second Precinct-215 Stevenson.
Third Precinct-S50 Mission.
Fourth Precinct-10l1a Fifth.
Fifth Precinct-753 Mission.
sixth Precinct-22215 Natoma.
Seventh Precinct-72612 Howard.
Eighth Precinct-351 Mlnna.
Ninth PTecinct-30S12 Tehsma.
Tenth Precinct-213 Fourth.
Eleventh Precinct-716 q Folsom.
Twelfth Precinct-223 Fifth.
Thirteenth Precinct-14414 Clara
Fourteenth Precinct-729 Folsom.
Fifteenth Precincts Ritch.
Sixteenth Preclnct-40S Fourth.
Seventeenth Precinct-104 Perry.
Eighteenth Precinct-421 Fourth.
Nineteenth Precinct-552 Bryant.
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Thirty-First Assembly pistrlct,

First Precincts Eighth.
Second Precinct-23 Ninth.
Third Precinct-1147 Mission.
Fourth Precinct-1zS Eighth.
Fifth Precinct-1146 Howard.
Sixth Precinct-1306 Mission.
Seventh PIecinct-153 Eleventh.
Eighth Precinct-215 Tenth.
Ninth Precinct-204 Eighth.
Tenth Precinct-z47 Eighth.
Eleventh Precinct-1103 Howard.
Twelfth Precinct-1120 Harrison.
Thirteenth Precinct-1139 Folsom.
Fourteenth Precinct--1239 Folsom.
Fifteenth Precinct-423 8 Ninth.
Sixteen tn PrecInct-1329 Harrison.
Seventeenth Prec1 nct-1439 Harrison.
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New Corporation.

Ihe santa Clara Ranch Company has been
incorporated by Elisha Stewart. Henry E.
HOMES, Milo P. Holmes, Joseph d. Graham
ana Snarles w. Eichbaum. The capital stock
is Soooo' OF which $4,000 has been paid up.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gayethem Castoria.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-24
Thirty-Fifth Assembly Distrlct

First Precinct-Corner of Clipper and Church.
Second Precinct-S645 1wenty-third
Third Precinct-Corner Valencia and Twenty
third.
Fourth Precinot-3217 Twenty-first.
Fifth Precinct-S04 Twenty-fourth.
Sixth Precinct-2625 Mission.
Seventh Precinct-32S1 Twenty-fourth
Eighth Precinct-l4U6 ValencIa.
Ninth Preclnct-Thirtieth, between San Jose
avenue and Mission.
Tenth Precinct-AIabama, between Twentv,
seventh and Twenty-eighth.
Eleventh Precinct-3l2l Mission.
Twelfth Precinct-32S1 Mission.
Thirteenth Precinct-46 Richland.
Fourteenth PrecInct-Ligme Hall.
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Thirty Third Assembly District.

First Precinct-29O0 .Twenty-first.
Second Precinct-3O26 Twenty-second.
Third Precinct-3l42 rwenty-fourth.
Fourth Precinct-1336 Alabama
Fifth Precinct-2S57 Twenty-fourth.
Sixth Precinct--1U06 Florida
Seventh Precinct-2305 Bryant avenue
Eighth Precinct-2702 Twenty-fourth.
Ninth Precinct-232l Humboldt.
Tenth Precinct-C0rner Gath and Potrero ave-
Eleventh Precinct-N. w. cor. 22d and Tennes-
see
Twelfth Precinct-62l Illinois
Thirteenth Precinct-602 Railroad avenue
Fourteenth Precinct-16b9 Railroad avenue
Fifteenth Precinct-Cor. Railroad and 14th aves
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Has Been Taking a Prominent
Part in the Delaware
Campaign.
WILL SPEAK IN CALIFORNIA
Expected to Enter the Local Cam
paign for Local Option in
Taxation.

DIR. r. S. Law, prominent and wealthy
single-tax advocate, who has taken lead
ing part in the single-tax campaign now
being carried on in Delaware, will soon be
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THE LYcEUr1.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR THE UNE-
yersity, Law and Medical Colleges. Admission
on recommendation Many students have been
successfully prepared at this school. Day and
evening sessions. References, President Jordan
or any Stanford professor. Phelan building, Nos
S3S-S35 PROF. l. H. GRAU, Principal, late Of
Stanford University.
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SNELI. SEMINARY

I 81 = MADISON ST., OAKLAND: A BOARD
LII - ing and Day School for Girls; pupils pre-
paTeq for college and universityi next term opens
MONDAY, August 8, 1896.
MARY z. SMELL, Principal.
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IRVING INSTITUTE

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
- ladies. Primary and Kindergarten for Children.
a carriage Will call. Next session Will begin on
Monday, August g. ADDRESS
REV. e. B. CHURCH. An. 1O36 VaIencia .t
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MISS BOLTEs SCHOOL.

CcQ7 SACRAMENTO ST. BOARD, ENG
-Ac Hsh. perfect mastery of French and Ger
m an, thorough musical training dancing; $50 per
month; new term July 81; coach.
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MILLS cOLLEdE AND SEMINARY

REOPENS AUGUST 5. FULL COLLEGIATE,
1e seminary and academic courses; unequaled
muSlcal and elocuuonary advantages; terms
moderate Address MRS. C. T. MILLS,
Mills College z. O.. Cal
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RADcLIFFE HAII

4 APhEPAKATOh SCHOOL for GIRLS.
For Illustrated Catalogue address.
MRS. ALPHEUS BULL.
Belmont, California
MISS HAMLIN'S SCHOOL AND VAN NFss
AZ, u semi nary. boarding and day school for
girls under the direction OF MISS SARAH ID
HAMLIN and MRS. EDNA SMELL POIJISoN
aIi term opens We'd, Aug. 5. All departments
klndergarten to college preparatory eau or write
ior particulars 1s4S jackson St, San Francisco.
ZISKA INSTITUTE, 1906 VAN NESS AVE
= Day and boarding school Tor girls; from pri-
course OF English, French and German: those
wishing wishing to Join the graduating class should be
B. ZISKA. An, Principal.
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Thirty-second Assembly District.

First Precinct-274 Brannan.
Second Precinct-50l Third.
Third Precinct-71S Third.
Fourth Precinct-616 Fourth.
Fifth Precinct-524 Third.
Sixth Precinct-b2b15 Fourth.
Seventh Precinct-54O Brannan.
Eighth Precinct-6l51a sixth.
Ninth Precinct-1050 Kentucky.
Tenth Precinct-1924 Bryant.
Eleventh Precinct-707 Brannan.
Twelfth Precinct-742 Brannan.
Thirteenth Precinct-953 Bryant.
Fourteenth Precinct-15l4 Twentieth IN,
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Thirty-slxth Assembly District


First Precinct-23l6 Fifteenth
second Precinct-25l815 Market
Third Preclnct-222 Church.
Fourth Preeinct-2439 sixteenth
Fifth Precinct-3796 Eighteenth.
Sixth Precinct-415I Eighteenth
Seventh Precinct-4l10 Castro.
Eighth Precinct-40S1 Nineteenth
Ninth PrecincJ-q30 sanchez
Tenth Precinct-3619 Eighteenth
Eleventh Precinct-Corner Twenty-fourth and
Vicksburg.
Twelfth Precinct-4lO5 Twenty.fourth.
Thirteenth Precinct-NW. cor. Day and San
chez.
Fourteenth Precinct-225 Twenty-eighth.
Fifteenth Precinct-1434 Dolores
Sixteenth Precinct-S5l0 Mission.
Seventeenth Precinci-43O6 Twentv-firat
Eighteenth Precinct-SO4 Douglass
Nineteenth Precinct-San Jose and Ocaan
twentieth Precinct-Cor Sycamore and San
Jose road.
Thirty Seventh Assembly District.
First Precinct-33y Hayes
Second Precinct-o Oak.
Third Precinct-143 Page.
Fourth Precinct-17 Franklin.
Fifth Precnct-435 Hayes.
sixth Precnct-bOO Hayes
Seventh Precinct-61B1s Lapuua
Eighth Precinct-2el Uctavte
Ninth Precnct-1D51 Market.
Tenth Precinct-614 Herman.
Eleventh Precinct-456 Haight
Twelfth frecinct-73S Hayes
Thirteenth Precinct-604 Fillmore.
Fourteenth Precinct-627 Haieht.
Fifteenth Precfnct-( Booth, SW corner Haieht
and Devisadero.
Sixteenth Precinct-e3o OAK
Seventeenth Precinct-12l6 Oak.
Eighteenth Precinct-20o scott.
Nineteenth Precinct-300 Baker
Twentieth Precinct-1733 Oak
Iweoty-frst Precinct-17O0 Page.
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Forty-second Asse1nbly Distriot.

First Precinct-14 Golden Gate avenue
Second Precinct-230 Taylor.
Third Precinct-224 Ellis.
Fourth Precinct-137 Turk.
Fifth PTecinct-440 Geary.
sixth Precinct-612 Post.
Seventh Precinct--52712 Geary.
Eighth Precinct-1006 Bush
Ninth Precinct-S09 Bush.
Tenth Precinct-l114 Taylor.
Eleventh Precinct-1 1O4 Clay.
Twelfth PrecInct-1317 Sacramento.
Thirteenth Precinct-1311 California.
Fourteenth Precinct-1426 Washington
Fifteenth Precinct-1334 Pacific.
sixteenth Precinct-1141 Pacific.
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TRNITY SCHANL (FAIIKARn 1N7sl

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
~ ~ and young men. Prepares for university and
conege. Boarders limited to 35. Accredited
scnooi with the universities. Easter term opens
Monday, August 8.
REV. DIR. r B. sPALDING. Rector.
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NEW TO-DAY.
rn,rtx-Eirhth Assembly District.

Firs. Precinct-913 Ellis.
Second Precinct-6O7 Franklin.
Third Precinct-611 McAllsters
Fourtb Precinct-5O4 Grove:
Fifth Precinct--7O9 MoAllister.
sixth Precinct 1901 Ellis.
seventh Precinct-1529 Ellis.
Eighth Precinct-1342 Turk.
Ninth Precinct-l1O5 Buchanan.
Tenth Precnct--8l1 Buchanan
Eleventh Precinct--S21 webster.
Twelfth Precinct-1105 Fillmore.
Thirteenth Precinct-1771 Ells;
Fourteenth PrecIact-1209 Devisadern
Fiftee nth Precinct-1613 Turk.
Sixteenth Precinct-661 Brooerlck.
Seventeenth Precinct-16O2 Grove.
Eighteenth Precinct-2544 McAllister'
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Forty-Third Assembly District


First PrecInct-107 Ellis.
Second Precinct-117 Powell.
Third Precinct-306 Mason
Fourth Precinct-146 Geary.
Fifth Precinct-22 Stockton plaza.
Sixth Precinct-413 Powell.
Seventh Precinct-505 Bush.
Eighth Precinct-620 Bush
Ninth Precinct-6O5 Pine.
Tenth Precinct-335 Kearny.
Eleventh Precincl-S22 California.
Twelfth Precinct-e3o Washington.
Thirteenth Precinct-1O23 Clay.
Fourteenth Prtcinct-lSlO Mason.
Fifteenth Precinct-l22S stockton.
Sixteenth Preclnct-2291z Montgomery avenus.
Forty-Fourth Assembly District.
First Precinct-6O6 Broadway
Second Precinct-512 Broadway.
Third Precinct--1521 Mason.
Fourth Precinct-1512 dupont.
Fifth Frecinct-5OS FIbert
Sixth Precinct-50 Bay.
Seventh Precinct-21C6 Mason.
Eighth Precinct-2340 Mason.
Ninth Precinct-780 Montgomery avenue.
Tenth Precinct-1S1S15 Mason.
Eleventh Precinct-1706 Mason.
Twelfth Precinct-l602 Mason.
Thirteenth Precinct-2505 Taylor.
Fourteenth Precinct-1702 LeavenWorth.
Fifteenth Precinct-9131z Filbert
Forty Fifth Assembly District.
First Precinct-3Ol1s Bush.
second Precinct-448 Pine.
Third Precnct-24 Drumm.
Fourth Precinct-11S Leidesdorff
Fifth Precinct-6l2 Commercial.
Sixth Precinct-225 Leidesdor6
Seventh Precinct-124 Montgomery avenue
Eighth Precinct-109 Jackson.
Ninth Precinct-1O5 Washington.
Tenth Precinct-342A Union
Eleventh Precnct-15 Vallejo.
Twelfth Precinct-Northeast corner Pacific and
Thirteenth Precinct-1O1O Montgomery.
Fourteenth PTecinct-1202 MONTGOMERY
w. NJ HINTON, Registrar of voters,
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Tb;rtv-Ninth Assembly District.

Th1rtY-NlnIn l8SCAAN@S
First Precinct--126 Hayes.
Second Precinct-2l7 POLK.
third Precinct-36 Grove. or,,o
Fourth Precinct-333 Golden Gate arSnue'
Fifth Precfnct-S10 Golden Gate avenue.
Sixth Precinct-329 Eddy.
Seventh Precinct-319 Leavenworbn-
Eighth Precinct-5O6 Larkin.
Ninth Precinct-402 McAllister.
Tenth Precinct-609 Larkin.
Eleventh Precinct--S1S Larkin.
Twelfth Precinct-S37 Geary.
Thirteenth Precinct-421 Jones.
Fourteenth Precinct-bll13 Jones'
Fifteenth Precinct-51S Hyde.
Sixteenth Precinct-1030 Sutter.
Seventeenth Precinct-1006 Post.
Eighteenth Precinct-1224 Polk.
Nineteenth Precinct-1b bZl CaillOrniA
Twentieth Precinct-13l7 Pine.
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Forty First Assembly District.

First Preclnct-14l3 Jackson.
Second Precinct-1702 Hyde.
Third Precinct-2009 hyde
Fourth Precinct-26011a Hyde.
Fifth Precinct-2lU3 Larkin.
Sixth Precinct-l9 92B Polk.
Seventh Precinct-170S Polk.
Eighth Precinct-191S Pacific.
Ninth Precinct-2305 Jackson.
Tenth Precinct-1S13 Vallejo.
Eleventh Precinct-2e3O Octavia.
Twelfth Precinct-3103 Fillmore.
Thirteenth Precinct-l916 Union.
Fourte enth Precinct-2510 Steiner.
Fifteenth Precinct-260012 Sacramento.
sixteenth Precinct-2926 Washington.
Seventeenth Precinct-3S99 Sacramento.
Eighteenth Precinct-2733 Greenwich.
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Fortieth Assembly District.

First Precinct-l62s31 Pine.
Second Precinct-3lS Fern avenue.
Third Precinct-1623 Post.
Fourth Precinct-160S Laguna.
Fifth Precinct-1S14 Laguna-
Sixth Precinct-21l3 Pine.
Seventh Precinct--
Eighth Precinct-1 400 Fillmore.
Ninth Precinct-1517 Buchanan.
Tenth Preclnct-1SU2 Geary.
Eleventh Precinct-2609 Bush.
Twelfth Precinct-2609 Sacramento.
Thirteenth Precinct-292b California.
Fourteenth Precinct-1400 DevlSadero.
Fifteenth PrecInct-2535 Sutter.
Sixteenth Precinct-20O3 Pine.
Seventeenth Precinct-l42S Central avenue.
Eighteenth Precinct-S09 Point Lobos avenue.
Ninteenth Precinct-1313 Point Lobo5 avenue.
Twentieth Precinct-360 Ninth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-30

An exchange calls attention to the
fact that this year the democratic
party 10 100 years old. It began bust
ness In 1896. and has outlived many
opposing organizations. The federal
and whig parties managed four times
TO carry the presidential election.
holding that Office for 16 years. The
republican party has seven times
elected its president. The demo-
cratic party has carried the country
fourteen times in presidential con-
tests, and has made its lasting i'm.
press upon the character Of the fed
eral government, ~ illustrated In
the accepted Interpretation Of its
constitutional powers. There will
BE- no danger OF the dissolution OF
the democratic party - long % the
republic shall last. for IL 10 founded
upon the principles which uuderlie
successful representative govern.
ment. Il 10 the same old story OF
the eternal survival OF the fttest.