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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot of chamhers
ST. as follows, and hve minutes earlier from West
oSd -.
Q.OO IN, vcstbulG Express ha,,y FOR Wnyerly
JNVJ W"-hRmton, Flm'ra, Ruiaip, bradford,
jamestown. Mouhville and tho West. l'ar!"r car TO
Ruffn'n.
O.nl u. N.-vnstihul" Limited. Fast Mail daily.
L.OJ Solid train for ChiraSo via chnutanIma
lake arrives Cleveland 1:HO A. NJ. Chicago y. NJ.
Slccpcrs to Chicago, Cleveland, and Cincinnati Din
Inc
IDn J.. VI M.-Runaln Vestil,ule Express. daily. ar
coO riyGs llnna!n ! 10 \. NJ ms,uins direct con.
li- 4. VI. Dnlly. Via ChuutuuIun Lake and NJ
N:t,) agcr, Fall, solid train Il, Chicngo sleepers
To i'uffHlO. Chicago and cincinnati. Dining car $500.
'INCKETS, LOCAL: TlMt CARDS ,ANp PtltMAE
ironhwny, ,hd Fast l2'th ST, ,hambers aud West
80 st. i"rri,s New horS;, Wl brohaway ana WY
Jersey Cty station. Erie Transfer COMPANY calls for
nni "h rcks baggage from hotels and residences 10
I,.sft n,ftp
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lost aud found.

I osT-Friday evening. skye terrier, named Tabby
IL clipped CLOSE. no collar worn. Reward II
returned to Mr.. T, u. HOOPER, 2lV West 10Th ST.
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Dogs, Airds, &r.
BLUE ROCK PIGEONS.

BLV + KtN'k PIGEONS.
Several dozcn pairs OF pure Blue Rock Pigeons re-
quired to he delivered In August next; must he true
10 color. Address ]. p f.. ontinental Hotel Broad
way ana 20th st,. New York city.
REAuTIFuL English cocker spanies registcred.
ID Imported stock. extended pehigree, thoroughly
trained, dOcc, nrcrtonute extremely Intelligent,
thorougbreds that show their breeding. seen daily
after 4. SPASIFLS. l1g East 1Dth ST.
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BALTIMORE 6 OHIO r. r.

FNNT TTATTIN
nail, -. I;on,-s, rpd ~ Po'r'r W,sss.
Ieny" Sew York, foot of Liberty az, daily.
FOR CHICAGO, 23HG l.. ". and l2:l > night
PlTTSHu NGll. H'3O cx sun, 30 sun, y - night
ClNClNNNTl st. LOUIS, 10 4. NJ. and q i. NJ.
WASHINGTON. RAJ TiNORF. = 4. NJ, sun. 90
4; ninmr Cnr / 80 \, N Dining car, 2 30 Pm.
@,n T. VI ch sun, Dining car, ! 90 \. NJ. 500 Pm.
dining 'nr'. ~ ~ nsht.
For Norfolk II 30 \ 81 daily,
NEN ORLEANS. Roanoke. and Chattanooga, Pull
man sleeper a,aO -. sun, g 20 Y, NJ. sun.
Onccs: ll3. l12, 2Bl Ii5 |, ijD IruudwHy, 81 Faoo
lath st. l27 Rowery New York: $40. 3i4 Fulton 81,
Brookiyn; station foot Of Liberty ST, C. H. r. of n.
New York Transfer Go. wul call for and check -
gage from hotel OF resiaenos 70 destinatioRs
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5Misrrllautous.

BOSTON COUCH BEDS are the best In the
world for comfort eonN.nlencr. and durability. Sold
by ID. g. STOtK. l36 West 23d ST,
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NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ g. HUDSON RIVER r. n.

sao saapy T%pi1s s{s,s E.g,s..
syracuse, and E9shesTer. Due Bufraio s:45 p. NJ.
s,o s,aS4,a H tis flp r Fast pcusnssep.e
Alnany Utica syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
1880 A.. ST.: Ex";pt SUNDAY: Day Express. For
Stops at Poushkcspsie, Albany, Utica, syracuse.
1,no r a"S Sa!y Chicago Special for Detroit.
"ao and St9ps as rSSss
. R.shS.t;r and nuttalo ,.1 Wa, p,,n, p,un..
"s,o ss.p,ic Whany Troy. saratoga i''"'' f'Ds"'
cSs5 SS5n ShTrs msn Init. R,S,ns Ras Ds
Fs5 Asspys Trcy vs'fs Az,
Niagara Fas. cleveland. Toledo. Detroit, Chicago,
r!Mt:6uIgh. S. Xbans; and sn, Montreal r,u.
~ "Isyllan% lnGiai,apois st. T.%ns chicago % Stop; ]
AK AbHny and u.1G"
@ FOR ant N Fail mrIro Brook hnway Via Lyon:
o.is =. ~. Daily For Syracuse. oswego. Water.
l4wn or.ienshur9. Buffalo. Niagara Fails cleveland.
le,IO Night Theatre ,rnln for Chicago and princi:
sunday night. sunday nights Albany and Chicago
ar "a nvs .% on s r. bay raib eucep. Sunday
f,srsd via Harlem 1I p,Si;,o " and IN. s.rr
shire i ALi II SaFs iirFsT TRAiSs PGsS 70 YosKERs
SSix
ran hnneS GsT win al 1n.Snfh ss 5sn
r".d~ar a, paTs place S ssl onnbas taS
ana 1!s Fn"n and los Iiroadway + = brookiyn z:
JOHN IL TnTcEY. '"''" GEonGE H. DANIELS.
i;cuornl Manager General Passenger Agent
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r ECE N = S

CINll. SERVICE IND COLLEiE EXAMINATIONS.
New York Preparatory School. IL East I2d ST.. New
York; Brooklyn Preparatory Scboo2O IoralenOn St.
cor. Court Brooklyn. ASA .. GALLUP. Registrar
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town was the accidental drowning on
Monday last of Millie and George Love-
lock, children of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Lovelock, and grandchildren of George
Lovelock, the founder OF the town.
George, sturdy little fellow OF 81 sum-
mers, was playing on the banks of the
creek with his favorite dog, when
the animal playfully pushed him
into the water. His sister Mile
just one year his senior plunged boldly
into the stream, heroically bent on saving
her brother, and she, too, was drowned.
The loud barking of the dog attracted the
attention Of neighbors. The mother of
the children arrived in time TO see the lie
less body of her daughter floating down
the creek.
The children we're buried on Wednesday
last, the entire town attending the funeral
Their bodies were placed in the same casket
which was smothered beneath the many
floral offerings of the friends of the be-
reayed parents
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SACRAMENT0'S WILD MAN
Whistling Pete, the Slayer Of
Joseph Mitchell, Still
at Large.

SACRAMENTO, CAL. July 11.-Whist-
ling Pete, the murderer of Joseph Mitch
ell, has escaped the vigilance of the police,
and feeling of unrest prevails the entire
city. 1t has been found that six months
ago Pete fired shot st another young
man who was walking along the street
whistling, and in consequence all belated
home-seekers are extremely careful not to
indulge in the pastime.
By documents found in the murderer's
cabin it is learned that his real name is
Daniel Graves, and that he has mum erous
brothers and sisters living, presumably, in
some Eastern State. The police are chary
of information as they believe that
should he escape he will return to the
home of his Doyhood, where his capture
can be effected.
AT the autopsy to-day, it was found that
Mitchell had been shot twice, both bullets
entering to the lett OF the point of the
lower maxiliary, lodging in the brain. The
police have received information which
leads them TO believe that Whistline Pete
committed suicide shortly after killing his
victim. a man was seen to run rapidly
across the ievee few blocks from where
the murder occurred, and shortly after
disappearing in the tules shot was
heard. This has not caused any relaxa-
ton IN the search, and policemen are sta
toned in the vicinity of Graves cabin to
arrest him should be return.
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SANTA CLARA
COUNTY CLUB,
Republicans Will Organize
for a Campaign of
Education.
FIRST GUN AT SAN JOSE.
Appointment of a Committee on
Constitution and By
Laws.
TO FURTHER PARTY INTERESTS
Representative Men Launch the New
Movement in the Garden
City.
TO FURTHER PARTY INTERESTS

SAN JOSE, CAL, July ia largely at
tended meeting of Republicans from all
parts of the county was held at Grand
Army Hall this afternoon to formulate
some plan of action to further the interest
of the party in this county. Great enthu-
slasm prevailed.
The sentiment OF the meeting was in
favor of the organization of county club.
e. A. Hayes of Edenvale was chosen
chairman. and Major F. e. Starck secre-
tary. The meeting was addressed by E.
A. Hayes, H. V. Morehouse and J. r.
Patton. A committee was named to sub
NIT plan of organization.
After the meeting the committee on or
ganization met and appointed the follow
ing committee to draft constitution
and bylaws for a County Club: H. ".
Morehouse, DR.. Livingston. G. L. SeyboIt.
]. r. Lowe, Colonel T. r. Viewer. w. i
Walcott, J.-R. Johns, H. T. Nicholson, H.
Tregoning, NJ. E. Arnerich, DR.. Kelley. L.
A. Sage, ]. c.. Block, J. w. Rea, D. u. Bow
man, Judge Norris, E. A. Hayes, A. Green
niger, J. R. Patton.
Another meeting will be held next Satur.
day, at which time the committee will re-
port.
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Dastardly Crime of an Unknown
Man On a Highway Near
the City.
SHOOTS TWICE AT A CARRIAGE
The Driver Escapes lightly Wounded,
but His Young Daughter May
Die.

FRESNO, CAL, July 11.-Little Carolina
Lehman was probably fatally shot about
8 clock last night by an unknown man,
who undoubtedly intended 10 murder her
father. AR. Lehman was on the way to
his sawmill in Crane Valley, MADEIRA
County. and his daughter, who is only
Is years of age, was with him. As they
were driving along Blackstone avenue,
three miles north Of this city, man who
mrt him on the road fired at them twice
with shotgun. Lehman received only
one shot in the hip from the first discharge,
but the whole of the second charge struck
his daughter. The gun was loaded with
No. ? shot, and twenty of these pierced
the girls back, head and arms.
Lehman was driving fractions team.
He was in front OF Edgeriy's place on
Blackstone auenue when he saw the man
coming OH foot with shotgun over his
shoulder. Lehman says he heard the
fellow whistling before he saw him. His
horses SHE'D at sight OF the stranger and
Lehman was forced TO give his attention
10 the team. Just as the man was passing
the carriage he turned and fired two shots
at the occupants. The horses became un-
manageable and before they could be
stopped the would-be assassin was left q
considerable distance in the ar and he
father that she was shot. Lehman felt a
singing sensation in his hip and knew
that he also had been hit.
Lehman says he has no idea who lid
the shooting. He believes that the second
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DICK HAVEY WINS
LAURELS At NAPA.
Drives Colonel Benton to a
Victory in the Pacing
Event.
LANDS A FoRLoRN HOPE.
Placed Behind the Horse After
1t Had Been Beaten in
Two Heats.
HELENA SHOWS SOME SPEED
The Daughter of Electioneer Takes a
Purse and Lowers Her
Record 10 2:I4 I-2

NAPA, CAL, July 1.-THE crack side
wheelers, w. Wood and Waldo J, did not
come together here to-day in the free-for-
all pace, and great was the disappointment
of the big crowd that assembled at the
track to see the gray ghost of Santa Paula
and his bay rival do battle. haywood, the
third entry in the event, was brought out
with leg wrapped in bandages and was
excused by the judges. The directors OF
the society then decided to declare the
race off, and bitter disappointment was
depicted on all faces. However, the other
two events on the card, the 2:19 trot and
the 2:1S pace, furnished sport enough to
please the most fastidious.
In the latter race smash-up livened up
things and added additional luster to the
glorious uncertainties of the racing game.
In the third heat. while EsteIe Wilkes.
Our Boy and Colonel Benton were fighting
for the pole, Sanders, behind the first.
named mare, attempted to get through
knothole and succeeded in smashing the
wheel OF Our Boys bike.
Bunch, the driver of the latter horse
was compelled to drop the reins. and with
the demolished sulky striking his heels
Our Boy started on a wild run around the
course. Fortunately he did not collide
with any of the other starters, and finally
stopped OF his own accord, considerably
the worse for wear ana tear. The bike be-
hind Estelle Wilkes was disabled, and as
the judges thought Sanders at fault be
was declared distanced. Our Boy started
in the next heat.
The 2:19 trot which was first on the
card, was taken IN straight heats by
Helena, matron from the Paio Alto
stock farm and the dam of two fne-look-
ing foals, one by Wiidnut the other by
Dexter Prince. She is daughter of the
immortal Electioneer, anu was again
ria"ad in training this year through the
.nent and foresight of Frank Covey,
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payable in coin in foreign countries expect
to be paid in gold" said Mr.. Spreckels,
land they should be. An American dollar
should be worth 100 cents in Europe as
well as at home. This 60-cent business
will never do. 1t would ruin our credit and
bankrupt the country. The silver craze
has made the people who buy their ponds
in England little shaky. but they never
theless expect to be paid for them in gold,
and certainly will be.
AZ will bet all / am worth that Mckinley
and the gold standard will carry the day.
Tillman and Altgeld ought to be hanged,
and when get back TO California will
be after Chairman White OF the Demo-
cratic National Convention with red-hot
stick. The people need not feel the slight
est alarm. Insanity is not going to rule this
country, and gold for long time to come
will remain the standard coin of the United
States"
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FAILS FRon a WINDOW.

Attorney Tan Fleet Walks ss. HIS Sleep
and IL BADLY Injured.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, July 11.-A.tor-
ney F. 7. Van Fleet, brother of Justice
w. G. Van Fleet of the Supreme Court.
arose in his sleep at an early hour this
morning and walked out of his upstairs
bedroom window, falling q distance of
twenty fee ana sustaining injuries that
may cause his death. A family living
next door heard him fall ana went to his
rescue. When they picked him up he was
unconscious, and he remained in that con-
dition for eight hours, with blood issuing
from his eyes, ears and nose. The doctor
who was called 10 attend him found thst
his coliar-bone and two of his ribs were
fractured and that his neck was badly
strained.
Van Fleet, when he recovered conscious
ness, could give no account Of the affair.
He said thai he returned last night from
Pacific Grove, where he left his wife and
children: de went to bed early. and that
is all he knows about it. Judge Van Fleet.
who was summoned from San Francisco
this morning, is at his brothers bedside.
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Pacing. 2:ls class, best 3 In 5 heats.
BASEBALL IN THE EAST.
So. Lonis and Boston Play ztro Comes,
Nth Honors Epen.

CHICAGO, ILL. July 11.-Score: chicagos-
8. 8, /; New Yorks-2, IL. 2. Twelve innings.
Batteries-FEiend and Donohue: Meekin and
Wilson. Umpire. Emslie.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July 11.-Score: Pitts
burgs-1, 5, 2; Brooklyns--5, 10, 2. Bat
teries-Hastings and sugden; Kennedy and
Grim. Umpire, Belts
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 11.-First game: St.
Louis, D, 8, 2; Bostons, IL, IL, 8. Batteries
Breitenstein and Mcfarland; Nichols and
Bergen. Umpire-Lynch.
Second game: St. Louis. II, 20, 81; Bostons.
z, IL, z Batteries-Kiss1nger and Murphy /:
Stivetts and Bergen Umpire-Lynch.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 11.-Score: Cleve-
lands, l, s, 2; Bsltimores, 10, II, l.. Batteries
Young and thinner; Hoffer and Clark. Um-
pire-Hurst.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, July 11.--score: Gin
cinnatis-9, 8, 2; Washingtons-5, IL. s. Bat
teries-Dwyer and Peitz, Mercer and Mcclure.
Umpire-Sheridan.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 11.-Score: Louis
Tilles-s, ., o; Philadelphias-l, 8. 4. Bat
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BANKRUPT SILKS.

Come esrly. The sale is on from
oto H. Silks that sold from 81 to
$3.50 yard are offered during these
hours at soc. They are in our VIM
dows. If downtown to-day look at
them. There will be a jam. Seen
many a rush at our Silk Counters,
but never one TO equal to-morrow's.
Besides, all dsv long we are selling
$1.5O Silk for 75c, in Black, Duchess,
Fable, eros Grain, Figured, CoIored
Persiaus, Dresdens, Cham .leons and
Fancy Novelties. Also a line of
Novelty Dresden Silks at ST yard,
from the collection of Arnold, Com
stable 6 Co.; McCreary, r. II. White
& Co. and other leading Eastern
houses. It's veritabie Silk Picnic.
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charge, which his daughter received, was
intended for himself. He had slight diff
Guilty with his laborers at the mills, but he
says he cannot imagine who would want
to kill him. He noticed as he passed that
the fellow was of medium size, heavy in
weight and wore white shirt.
Sheriff Scott went to the scene of the
shooting Immediately after it occurred,
but could find no trace of the stranger.
The authorities have been working on the
case to-day, but discovered no clew. The
tracks of the man with the gun were fol-
lowed from the road into an adjoining
vineyard, but there they were lost. The
people are much excited over the dastardly
shooting of the little girl. 1t is feared she
will die.
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GoRED By 4 HILL

Shocking Death of an Old Resident OF
los Gafcs.
SAN JOSE. CAL. July 11.-CharIes FL
lis. an old resident of Los Gatos, was
gored by bull at his home about 80
O'Clock last night ana death resulted
few hours later. The bull had been ugly
for the past few days and had been kent
tied, but last evening Mr.. Ellis decided to
let the animal loose
As AIR. Ellis unfastened the rope the
pull jumped for him and knocked him
down. 1t butted him in the stomach and
gored him several times in the legs Both
legs were irightfully torn from the hips
down. A neighbor ran to Ellis assistance
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RequitaI Wins The Realisation Stake q
Sheepshead Bay.

RsquitaL Wins The Realisation Stake at
Sheepshead Bay.
NEW YORK. n. Y, July 1.-Results
at Sheepshead Bay:
Five furlongs, Bonaparte won, Rubicon
second, Magian third. Time, :01 as.
One mile, The Winner won, Irish Reel sec
ond, Glenmoyne third. Time, 1 80 As.
Six furlongs, Ornament won, The Friar
second, Winged Foot third. Time, 1:12.
Realization stake, %, 900, mile and five fur
longs-RequItai won, Peep o. Day second
Merry Prince third Time, 2:49I5
Five furlongs-Haphazard won, Cassiopeia
second. Mohawk Prince third. Time, L :O3.
Mile and sixteenth-Kennel won, Half Ling
second, Volley third. Time. 40.
LATONIA, KY, July 11.-Results:
Seven furlongs, Alethia Allen won, Isabel
second. Mate third. Time, 1907.
Five and a half furlongs, Belle Bramble won
Pointing second, Minnie Murphy third. Time,
1:10..
One mile and fifty yards, Anna Lyle won,
Strathrol second, Probasco third. Time, AZ.
Six furlongs, Performance won, Indio Sec
ond. Oakleaf third. Time, / :17l6
Seven furlongs, Robinson won, Meridian
second, Nimrod third. Time, rs 3-5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-12
CLAUS SPRECKELS TAI ks
Out and Out for Mckinley and
Says He Will Sweep the
Country.
Tiilman and Altgeld Ought to Be
Hanged and Senator White
Needs Scolding.

NEW YORK, n. Y, July 1L-CIaus
spreckels, the sugar king of California.
with his wife and daughter, arrived here
from Europe last night by the American
liner St. Louis. He intends to open new
sugar factory on the Pacific Coast and by
means of improved machinery will pro-
duce 5000 tons OF sugar a day, at cost of
$4,000. which will be paid to the beet
farmers of California and neighborfne
States. Mr.. Spreckels declares that here
after all the sugar used in the country
will be raised here and made out of beets.
He declares that he is an out-and -ou {
Mckinley man, and was sure, after hear.
ng OF Brvan's nomination on a silver
platform, that the Republican party nomi-
nee would sweep the country.
THE holders OF United States bonds
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Biovie Racers Disquaritied.

Los ANGELES, CAL, July 1.-The dis
qualification of certain riders on the
Santa Monica road race was announced
last night by the race committee. The men
disqualified are s. F. Boetcher first place;
K. ii. Boetcher, second place; Z. Jacoby,
fourth; S. Hemenway, fifth: H. o. Water
man, sixth; r. III. Jewell eleventh, and
r. n. Richardson, fifteenth. The grounds
on which these men were disqualified was
that of wrong information furnished on
their entry blanks to the handicapping
committee. The Boetchers threaten to
sue the committee ana test the affair in
the courts.
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sabbath Conrsntinrn.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July ia Sabbath
convention under the auspices of the c ALI
fornia State Sabbath Association is being
held at the First Methodist Church in this
city. 1t opened last evening and will con-
Hnue in session tomorrow. The NJ eetings
are well attended and much interest is
manifested in the papers read. The object
of the meetings is to promote an interest
in the observance of the Sabbath,
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EARLY morning Alar1n.

An alarm was turned in from box Is6 at 8
O'Clock yesterday morning, for a fire in the
three story frame at Gil Harrison street.
owned by /. T. Bafly and occupied by Mrs
Blake. The blaze was caused by children play
ing with matches. Damage to the building
and contents is placed at $3.50.
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SAN sERRARDiXo MJURcTioR.
The Southern Pacific Company Restrained
From Violating the Terms of a
Franchise.

SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, July IL
The injunction issued by Judge Campbell
to prevent the conversion of the Southern
California Motor Road between San Ber-
nardino and Cotton into standard South
ern Pacific track and grade was served
upon Colonel Wilson, the right-of-way
agent. and Mr.. Deyarmon, the local agent,
late last night. These officers deny that it
was the intention of the Southern Pacific
70 lay heavy rails or change the grade I'M
til an amended franchise had been granted
by the Board of Supervisors A petition
to that effect is now before that body.
They assert that the company is willing to
abandon the Colton-avenue line, for which
it paid $125, 000, provided right of way Is
given by citizens over another route.
By the terms OF the injunction ten days
were given the company to make answer
why the injunction should not be made
perpetual The question is exciting much
interest among the people generally, and
especially among the residents along Col
con avenue. This is one of the finest roads
tn the county, and the adjoining property
owners claim that the Southern Paclfic's
encroachment would practically ruin their
possessions.
H. E. Huntington, vice-president of the
Southern Pacific Company, who recently
returned from the southern part of the
State, appeared to be little disturbed in
mind over the injunction proceedings ia
agurated at San Bernardino.
They are going to great deal of USE
less trouble Gown there" he remarked
yesterday. Their injunction don't give
US the least bit of anxiety. They don't know
what they are about; that is all there
is TO it. We can lay any kind of rails we
please along that road, and operate any
fr..- i so 4. H..
on. That is a county road. and the gen.
eral law of the State permits US to con-
struct and operate a railroad on any
county road in the State
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BANKRUPT CLOAKS.

AS long as we've been selling
goods we never saw the life so
terribly pounded out of prices as
they have been here. Tomorrow
dawns sorry day for this stock.
The loss to US is overwhelming.
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BANKRUPT DRESS GOODS.

Come in Tomorrow and look over
these items. You'll be only too glad
to buy as long as your money holds
out. We'lI knock all other Dress
Goods quotations silly. We're out
for the stuff, the goods go and if
you're up to snuff you'll be with us.
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asI;L;l |
NOTICE TO SRIPOWNERS,

FROM AND AFTER July l. 1895 THE
a spring valley Water Works proposes to
undertake the delivery Of water AZ such wharveS
IN this city as are supplied with its hydrant@
~ Iitten Applications for water sre TO be made A.
the water ONCE, which the H aroor CommfsSionerS
pIonoSe 20 erect on the Seawah. between Howard
anu MISSION streets Ships lying in the straayo
Will De informed AZ the above office, a. the t,n,e 80
masing such applications, from what hydrsafs
their water-poasS VIII be supplied. Reasonahis
Ly1Se must De gwen IN all cases. and appiications
vii pc nueo At the earliest convenience betyyser
tue ncnrs OF A. NJ and p N. daily, SUNDAYS ana
otherwise 1r-s ~SA1Eacte9
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
PELHAM W. AMES Ssr-a,.~-