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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
GBilfeSbarre Nahrihten.

- Dis Goncorbia bdIt i'm SuIi Elm
grcuriion nad Sarbieip ab.
= Die 8iIfes Barre unb Rortberl
giisnbabn fol- bis na6 Dallas in furse
3eit cine 9ubn srbausn Iafen.
Die Tobesrats fir apriI seist Elm
bebeutenbe Nbnabme iibsr benieIbe'
Wonat bss Iebten Subres. bon 80 uu
So. Ser Wicnat ipur Der ssiunbeite iei
Sunuar 1894.
9lm Sonntas gIbenb tpurbe bi
Gntbefuns semadt, bab Elm bis ies
ni1t erfannter Wann ii6 in benz alter
Psttsbons Drift bel Der 8robsrid Wlin
srbanst batte.
- @m. MensieS, friiber nit ber 8Or
torouab Wlias Gompanie su Plpmoutb
5abrifanten bon nnterfIeibern, bat bai
Smith 9sbdube in 9teiptotpn eemietbe
unb baieIbit cine Sabrif erDffnet.
@iais. Der IA Sabre aIte SObr
bon Srant S6uIsr bon 2sbisb Strabe
ipisIte am Sonntas nit mebreren 3ame'
raben in einsm neuen Sauie baielbft, fie
berab unb brad brsi 8ippen.
- 9a8 8obnbaus bon Samss Sinei
auf prinsIs Sia in &ineiton TOtpnibi,
parb am Dienitas Worsen burd Seuer
sesf5rt; Der entitanbene Serluh be-
lrdst $1,000, burd 8srii4eruns &C.
oedt.
SuIiu8 Sabp bon Nantieofe mari
am MOntas auf bic MnfIass Der Inter
idlasuns arrstirt unb UNI ii4 Der irbiider
@sre6tiSteit su entsieben, nabm er elm
9oiis 8attsnsift. Oshsn Birfuns ct an
Oienitas srlas.
SRI. 9. U. Santse bon Nef
Dtarfet Srabe nabm am Sreitaa Diit'
tag aus 8srieben einen IbeelbffsI Dol
Irienit elm unb nur bic prompte @nt
ceduns bes Seblers uno ftneae Siilfe'
Ieiituns zines Grstes rettsts ibr bas Sc
ben.
Ser SeusraIarm am Dienfat
Woraen parb burb baS Nieberbrenner
sines alien Stales binter MrnoIb's Out
ssi9aft an Slb Wain Strabe psrur
iadt; bic Ssuertpebr bsrbinbsrte elm
4usOsbnuns bes Seuers auf bic nabe'
itsbenben @ebauoe.
Dapib Dabis unb @bas. @olfe
bic Dor Ginger 9eit in @btparbsbia
mebrers 9oIsn peripunbetsn, tpofir Il
lebte DO&e fduIbis bsfunben ipur
ben. erbielten am Montus bon 8i4ts
9pnd ibr llribeil. oas aus $50 Strafe
Rotten unb Orei Sabre I'M 3u4tbaus fl
ieben betebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

Glmburf.- 9. S6oonmafer bat
iein Snterefe in benz SotsI @Imburh an
Soracs 6. Sanb perfauft, siniaIisbIi6
ces umIissenoen @runbsS. .-Ssrr Ssin.
rid Webrum Idbt feline bieiise Seim,
itdtts ftetis bsrbeFern unb in elm paar
Sabrsn ipirb ss Der bdbidefs 2anbfb in
oieiem Tbsile bes Staates isin. @eaens
wdrtis Idbt Serr Bebrum einen pripaten
Sommer 9artsn anlesen unb su bisIsm
8wede tperoen pra6tbole grobe 8dums
aus csm nabsn Waloe seboIt unb um
elm idon srbautss 8Iodbaus aruppirt
Der @artsH ober Barf tpirb ettpa ,ebn
ader 2anb umfafen.-Srau Roia gdsrt,
@attin bes Serrn Sobn @dsrt, esb. Sra.
mer, aus 8ef Preuben ssbiittis unt
felt 1870 in 9lmerifa ipobnbaft, Itart
am Sreitas um Dlitternadt an aaae.
meinsr IIterSi@nd6e i'm 9lIter bon 81
Subren unb tpurbe am Wlontae gad.
mittas bier beerbist. 4uber ibrem @at.
ten tlberIsben iis sipsi ertpa9isne 2inbsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
Don Neter8bure.

Srib @aIs, Sobn bon Safob 8alS.
beeroiets am SOnntas Elm fiinf Gage
altes 2inblsin. IS 1T baS stpelte, tpels
Dies bas gbepaar perlor.
= ssobn Gbriit III nit bem Iusferti'
ssn Der &ssiitrirliften bsi&dftist uno
notirt, tpis bas neue @efes es pOridreibt,
au6 bic idulpfIidtissn &inSsr auf.
= Srau SaiOb 8ebnsr bon Sumes
5traBs itarb am Samiias Morsen unb
tpuree am Disnfas Natmittas beerbist.
IS tibsrleben fe ibr @atte unb cine er.
nadIene SsmiIis. Srau 9ebner par SO
Sabre alt unb bas 8eerdbnib fanb bon
Der Metbobiitsntapeae an GaplOr 4psnus
aus ftatt.
- 8m. Re2ane unb @eorse Stedp,
Jla6barn in 2ittIe England, iinb beios
unter ie 5000 8irei9aft fir ibr aeri6t'
Iites @ridsinsn esitelt iporbsn; Srau
Stedp iol ben Gbaraftsr bon Wie9ans
perbammt baben unb Iebterer perisstt
srlterem nit einsm Stein einen S1Iua
an ben 8opf; er ipurbs bafar arretiri
unb bel benz 8erb6r iaste CT aus, Stedr
babe Ssbrobt. ibn su aerflsii&en, foIsIid
btiinben ii6 iest beibe untsr Sdrsidaft
= SIN ber DisnRas Na6t sessn IL
llbr bra9sn stpei unbefannts Wdnner it
Ben Tbausr'S Sale SotsI elm unb mad.
ten es iit bel 8isr uno S6naps eemitb'
lid, rabIsn au1 sinen Rsbolber. Ser
bbrte lie unb fam bon benz oberen Stod.
psrte, ba i6oHen bic 8erIe uuf ibn, obn,
isbo6 su trsffen. Gbausr fsuerte ipdtsl
auf ginen, Der surId fam unb @inIai
perIansts, neil er bertpunbet isi. 9pe
Siite Iisbsn bic Diebe surad, bic bisaei9
sur gntbsduns flbren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
Spbe 0arfer S1ctt,en.

- Die Traction Gompanie erbieIt an
Sreitas @rlaubniB, ibre @eIeiie an @eH
sodapanna aDsnus su entfernsn.
- Dem 8m. SsaIep bon Souotr
StraBe itno an Sreitae i'm 8risbin 8res
der beim 8arrentremien msbrere Singer
Der reHten Sano abssidnitten tporbsn.
- GpnitabIsr 2atprsncs 9toOnep, bst
Dor mebreren Boden bon einem ourd.
brennenben 8ferbe IebensssfdtrIid pers
leBt tparb, If ieBt ipieber beinabs boil.
itdnbis seneien.
= Sobn BoIaSfi, elmer Der Mnareifer
oes Sobn MaIobnif, bsltanb am Sam.
tag Elm 8erb6r unb purbs in 5000
SIrsi6aft sebalten; MaIobnif bate iid
lotpeit erbolt. um oem 8erb0r beipObnsn
~ f6nnen.
- @inen Monat lit i'd an SartIei.
biefeit. .unb sebraudte, na6bem i'd ber'
idiebsne WiiteI obne GrfoIs anseuanb,
bate. Or. ausuit 8bnis'S Samburser
Tropfen nit ben befen GrfoIsen.--
Soispb 8eiseI, ct. Naaiana @is.
- Sobn GaipIsp bon Ban 8uren
asenue unb Gbus. 9ussan bon 9rice
serie!bsn am Sonntas nabe @sbsr's
8dIoden selesentli& einss Slam Bates
in Strsit unb sriffsn einanbsr nit Weis
ienr an, ipobsi bsioe blutiss Wunben e..
bieIten.
- Patrid Ruane bon Der 6. @arb
iprans am Samftas an 2adapanna
Apsnus ridpdrts bon ,inem iih in Be.
tpesuns befinbsnben Strabenbabnpasen
unO tpurbe babel febr idmsrsIi6 am Sc.
iibt berIebt unb ibm aud psridisbsne
Rifs.in. ieIne aIeiber suseflst.
- @isarrsnfabrifant Sobn 8uri6el
bon Sub Main IDsnus. befen IS. 3. /"
unb .,Np experience" Gisarrsn ii6
elmer ipoblpsrbienten 8eIisbtb,it srfrsusn,
bat cine nsus Ularfe, .,Oie Wain
apsnus" auf ben Warft ssbradt, tpsIde
aud iebr popular au iperbsn peripridt.
- GusuH, Der bsinabe II Sabre aIte
Scbn bsS Ssuer6efs 5. S. Ssrber. farb
am Sonntas abeno furs nad 6 nbr
mad elmer mebrtp64entIi4en aranfbeit
an Der gnt;dnouns. st mar Elm aufse.
tpedtsr Sunse unb Der 8srIuit trifft
feline @ltern unb 8ertpanbten isbr
idmersIid. Seine 8eerbisuns fanb am
Dtittpod unter sablrsi4er 8etbeiIisune
i'm SOreit Sia Srieobofe fatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

Seblt Gud eebensfraft in irssnb einen
Gbeil sueres Spftems, oosr in euer Rerben
iptsm jtrriittst burd uuiueiie 9.bensart poel
irssnp lueIde llriads2 sbsiIt mir euere 6eb.
Ter mt uno id MIL su6 serne idreiben mnt
mir am Wsiitsn baIf ba i'd ouH pilfe moth
wenoia bate 6eruer ienoe i'd aud frei oas
8stspt sin,s sinfabsn Sausmittels, oas mid
rettete
8srihiebt uidt uuf morgen. mas ibr beull
tbun iollt Sdreibt udter 8siidIub elmer Brief
marie fur Rid.auttuort an SbOmas eIater, =
o. Bog 1899, Salamu3Oo. Bid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
8apne Gcuntp.

SsnesbaIe.--g.S &. 8risfer bon 2abp'
poob 2ans tpurbe am 6Onntas i'm bsut.
i6en Iutb. Sriebbofe beerbist. Brisffer
bate in Der preubii6en armee eebient uno
tpiro bon Srau unb mebrsren aineern
iiberIsbt. .-Srau 8oseI, felt 40 Sabrsn
bier tpobnbaft, farb am Sreitas unb
ipurbs am Sonntas beerbist. Pahor
2eib Ieitste bisie, iotpie bic 9rausrfsisr
bon Brisfsr. r.-Prsf. 8. 8. Souer III am
Dienaas aIs superintendent ber Wapne
Gounip S6uIen eripdblt tporoen.-lln.
iere bsibsn S6abfabrifen iinb pOaauI
bsibdftist unb f6nnen ibrs 8sfsaunsen
nitt prompt ssnus fiilIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
Chr f6rperltder 3uffauS

gtrlansi In bisisr 3sit beiOnbtrt aufmnfIam-
tsit. gBtnn Sit miipe, i6pab unb uerpos
iub, II ss flar, Sae Sbr gut unrsin 10, unt
Ubns 3psifsI babsn 'lis Sbr Gjtbirn uns Sbrsu
Die 8sbanslunsspsils zines iul6sn 3ulfanbts
10 tlar unb sinfaS. Das Slat mug susr
ssrsinist prbsn, 70 pdB has nsrpSis Syifsm uni
ale Srsans nit ssiunbsm SIuts psriprst psr'
ben. 8trltGubist sabllUie etuts babtu btjtust
bab bic bette blutrtinisungs.n s.nerptnifarltnpf uni
straft pnIsibtnbs Rsbisiu 6ppb's Sarlapariad
IL. Rrpciitdt. S&IaacFsfsit unb allstnsiHi
S6pGtt psri1pinbtu, ptnn Sppb's Sariapa
riaa bsbarliG osnpmmtn piro; nit sinsH
Wprtt. @tluubbtit une Slid fpIstn BEN &C.
brau1s ppn pppbs Sarfaparilla.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
Sunmpre.

- Die neue Strabsnbabn Gompani'
bat nit Der 3ufubr bon S@isnen fiir ibl
SeIsiis an gloro 8lafslp Strabe be-
ecnnen.
- Der 8erfuuf bes 8ottsr 2anb'
itridss an Der 9rinter Turnpife if bur6'
aefaaen, inbem Der Serr, Der Jpn anfau'
fen poIlte. leste Bo4e tarb.
Die bieitss S8uIbsb6rbs srtpdbIt,
am Dienitus 9rof. Souisr ala Superin'
tenbent Der S&uIen, on STEELE bon Prof
s. 6. Wiaiams, ber Dor einiser Sci
feline 8eFsnatiOn sinrsidte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
cr0ntCn
Spar= amf,
122 8bomias abenne,
Scranton, pa.


oitIiden IenniDlpanien.
5ames BIair, Brdfioeut.
9. 3. Brite. 8Be Rrdi.
8. 6. Shdfer, gaffirer.
u. 3. Blair affift. Ganirer
Sbeo R. Straub 8eIIer,
Sirettoren:
Sames Blair. 9. B. Rriee.
SEQ. . Satin, 8rapt W. Speuesr
NIB. Blair Sdmes ardbalo.
B. 8. 8sunebp 9etuitt 6. Rlair,
Bm. 8. SieieI, Sas W, Safforb
fsibrt Elm ngsemeines 8antsefddft
Steqt Bedisl aabIbar in irssnb sinem sbsiIr
Der Melt aus.
8 pro3ent Snterefen auf Sepoften bJabIt
lin aunbidaft iuiro sebetsn.
Offen Samitas 4benbs bon 7 Bis 8 llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
ACKAWANNA
THE
AUN D RY.~
3O8 Yenn abe. q. 3. @armaa.
Ganrel 9ia Bart 9otel,

an Der Snnmore Noab.
Der llnteBsi6nste bat Sas SoteI bts esrrn
Seor9s Sinbad an Der 9unmOre Roab iber.
nommen uno wiro iid btitreben. ben merbeu
Safsn nit Dem Ssftsn aubuwuttsn, mas aide
uno S.lsr bietst.
Snoem i'd mid Dem esebrten Bublitum
bsftsns empfsbIe labt i'd 5u jnbIrsibtm Be.
iuhe erltbenft ein Srib 9 S&mibt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
SOm. Siiienber9cr's
OeutfOeS @Gbel=0ei06ft,

2a9 mi 2sl Nenn Npe., ssssnasu ba saphRm at&s
9arIo gnritunaen $35 b aipars S9lafsmmer ghrbtun.
gen. Stid $19 unb auf,drts. MatraBen, $3 unb auf.
pdrtS. Sprinsfeoer. aRatrasen $150 nno aulparts.
MtObeln ieoer srt biats nnb gut.
~ bus bdpst eabsn Part @db.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
CORRESPONDENCE

Bupkerville, New, Aug. 81, 1896.
Editor Union:
We are pleased to say that your
Valuable little paper comes reg
nlarly, giving us news from the
other towns of our Dixie Country.
We are having a little rain every
few days to brighten up the pros
poets of the farmer, as also the
cattlemen.
The mining men feel encouraged
over the prospect of big copper
vein that has been struck, about
Is miles South of here. Scott
Allen is the lucky man who located
the Surprise mine. in March last
if my memory serves me right.
Ormus b. May located the Vida
Mine some time later. Both mines
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29

are now bonded for fifteen thous-
and dollars. They look fine and
work on them are being pushed
rapidly. The Vein has been cut
40 feet, and there is no waste.
The groupings can be traced dis
lance OF three hundred feet wide
and three or four miles long.
There is fine field for the pros
pector, in that Vicinity, as -ome
gold and silver bearing rock has
been found.
Keep The Union going for better
times are coming. When Bryan
gets to the White House and stops
the issue of Bonds, and starts our
minis to clicking out the silver
dollars, then the country will toom
Comstock.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Fifth J1di
cal District. State of Utah,
County OF Washington.
Martha Allen, Plaintiff,
We. Summons,
Charles L. Allen, Defendent.)

The People Of the State of Utah Send
Greeting: To Charles l.. Allen, Defend
ant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the District
Court Of the Fifth Judicial District Of
the State of Utah, and to answer the conf
plant filed therein within ten DAYS
exclusive of the day of servce) after the
service or you of this Summons, if served
within this County; or, If served out of
this County, but in this District, within
twenty days; otherwise within forty
days: and if you fail to answer he com
plant, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded therein.
The said action is brought to have the
bonds of Ma'rimony between Plaintiff
and Defendant dissolved on the following
grounds;
THAT the Defendant for more than
three years past has wilfuly neglected
to provide for the Plaintiff the common
necessaries OF life having the ability so
to do.
Il--That on or about the Second dav
Of August A. ID. 1898, the said Defend
ant disregarding his marriage VOW,
wilfully and without cause deserted and
abandoned, and ever since has and still
continues so to wilfully and without
cause desert and abandon said Plaintiff.
WITNESS, the Hon E. V. Hig-
gins, Judge, and the Seal of the
District Court of the Fifth Judi
-, cial District, in and Tor the State
Seal of Utah, this First day of July,
In the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and
ninety SIX. SETH A. PYMM,
Cleik.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
NOTICE..

By resolution of the City Council
of the City of St. George, there will
be sold at Public Auction. in front
of the County Court House, on
Monday. the 18th day of September,
1896, at 3 )o'clock p. M, to the high
est bidder, the following described
property, to wit: The East half Of
Lots I and a, in Block 2, Plat D, of
the St George City Survey. Terms
Cash. Deed at expense of pur-
chaser.
By order of the City Council.
Clarence Jackson,
Recorder.
BY F. l.. Daggett, Deputy.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
Written for THE UNION.
HANDCART EXPERIENCE.

Her parents at once made ar
engagements for marriage and our
Captain performed the ceremony,
which made the twain one feah.
While this was going on and our
company stopping on the bank of
the stream, l noticed two strangers
walking around from one cart to
another and at length they came to
my cart and stopped and to my
surprise one Of them called me by
name. They were two men who
had lived in the same place that I
had left only few months before.
They left one year before I did, to
60 to California, but had found
profitable employment at that place
and stopped. About the first
thing they said was that they
understood we were out of provisi.
ons. l told them we were. One
of them said 1--WE are keeping a
station there, in that house," at
the same time pointing to a house
a short distance away, and said,
"you come with as" and, turning
to my wife said 1--WE will send you
something to eat" I very gladly
accepted the invitation, and on
entering the house he asked the
cook if he had anything cooked
and was told he had. Then they
told him to give me what no had
cooked and then to bake and cook
some more bread and meat as
quickly as possible. He told me
to take what was already cooked
over to my wife and children, and
not stop to eat any of it but to
come right back and they would
soon have some more ready for
me. / obeyed with thankfulness
to them as also to my heavenly
father for thus providing for my
family in this our great time oil
need. ] returned and in short
time was sitting at the table on
which was loaf Of bread about
two inches thick and IA or Is
inches acroas, baked in rounc
campers bake oven and a good
sized frying pan full of fresh friec
Buffalo meat. l having a keer
appetite, in my inmost soul thank
ed my Heavenly Father for this
blessing, and l asked him to bless
it to my good, and started to eat
in good earnest. l did not stoE
until l ate the whole of it. W.
stayed here three days, and while
we were there our company were
starving and and my family were
feasting, and some of our company
said was eating with the Gentilei
and going to the Devil.
To be continued
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
III M 3 u z /.
Burgess Brothers of

Pine Valley, Utah, desire
your orders for lumber and will
fill the same at bed rock prices,
they now having permit to 60
ahead and cut timber to be manu-
featured into lumber. Send in
your orders Immediately.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-29
99qqS17}s'
SUBSCRIBE
THE ()KI)N,
j. w. Carpenter,
j. w. Carpenter,

The only Newspaper published
in Washington County.
Published weekly at $3.50 per
annum. Only 55 cents for the
balance of this volume.
ALI kinds of produce taken, if
delivered at our office, at the
highest market cash valuation.
&C. &C. Special. All persons who
will forward us 40 cents in
CASH within the next TEN DAYS,
will receive the UNION, the bal
ance of the year 1896. Tell it
to your neighbors and everybody.
The Union,
Box 5l2, St. George, Utah.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17
MISS PARDEE'S DEATH.
Her Large Estate VIII Now Go to Her
Ha f-Brother, George C.
Pardee.

OAKLAND. CAL, Dec. 16.-Miss Nellie
Pardee, daughter OF the late E. Il. Pardee
died this morning after an illness of sew
eral weeks The deceased was not Is years
of age, and was always delicate child.
The recent death of her father also helped
10 bring about the end. She was naturally
a bright girl, and when illness overlook
her was pursuing special course at the
Oakland High School.
The death of Miss Nellie Pardee will
cause radical change IN the disposition
of the estate of her father, who died last
Septic ber One of the clauses of the will
gave Nellie certain amGunt of real and
personal property. to which, as her heir,
her mother would have succeeded. The
estate, however, has not been distributed
or the will admitted to probate. Under
another clause of the viii the property
'bequeathed TO Nellie will go to DR.. George
e. Pardee, as it is expressly declared that
in the event of the death OF Nellie Pardee,
or the widow before redistribution of tne
estate, the property should go to the son.
= The valuable Pardee House on Telegraph
avenue was left to Nellie with other prop
erty, aud the widow will now have no
rig ht to anything but the Arcata House
on San Pablo avenue and homestead not
10 exceed $4,000 in value, which is 70 be
provided FOR her BY the executors.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17

annual dinner and it needs money, ard q
whole lot of it. Ittakes great many big,
round dollars to buy provisions for 5000
men, women and children and the army
expects to feed that number on Christmas
day.
There are only very few days between
now and Christmas and kind people who
intend to add their contributions to those
already sent in are urged to do so as soon
as possible. Brigadier Keppel says the
donations are coming in very slowly, but
he doesn't feel discouraged, for as yet
many of the people have not been aroused
and the weather has been SO stormy that
soliciting funds and clothing has neces-
sarily been delayed.
The school children have become inter-
es ted in that dinner, and that one thing
alone assures the success. Collections
are being made in nearly all the schools.
but the returns are not yet in. However,
the army expects that their aid will
swell the funds greatly.
The army is fitting up store at S62
Folsom street, and will store all dona-
tons there until the time arrive for
their distribution among the poor. The
following donations were received yes
terday:
Donations of food and clothing from the
Douglas, Marshall, Reading and Sheridan
primary schools; clothing and papers
from $50 Hyde street; ]. f. Harland, Will
lows, Colusa County, seven cloaks Pacific
Lumber Company, 500 feet redwood ium-
Der; planning mills, Tenth street, $50 feet
lumber; a lady from Geary street, three
bundles OF clothing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17
THEIR LAWFUL DEBTS.

Aristocratic Democrats Sued for V1o-
Iating Their Own Platform.
OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. l6-Democratic
County Central committeeman have not
produced the 81 per CAPITA that alone
could save them from the disgrace of being
dragged into court and this afternoon
John Stewart filed neary 100 suits in the
Justices court against the men who
manipulated the Budd campaign. All the
defendants are members OF the old COM
mittee, and they seem to have the opinion
that when the Brosnahan committee sue
Ceeded them tire months ago That the
responsibility of their deh,s would not
follow them. Collector Stewart has been
forced to bring suit to prevent the claim
for music, refreshments. red fire and band
wagon becoming outlawed.
The aristocratic defendants are:
The Democratic County Committee of said
Alameda Comfy IA political ass ociat1on), NJ. j.
Laymauee, F. w. Leonard, B. +. Connolly, ]. J.
Driscoll, NJ Farrell, +. j. Murphy. ]. c. Bull
lock, P. j. Brophy. w. X. Mckee, E. J. Erick-
son, w. H. Mcclure. Walter Smythe, q. l. Dam,
]. D. Scanlon, William Mullins, W b. White,
John J. Mcdonald, Patrick O'Kane. l. Kehoe,
NJ. J. Kelley. I. J. Hopkins, P. Haley. J. F.
Kelley, j. Harrington, J. B. Letter, r. B. Smell,
H. c.. McPike, J. E. Finnigan, +. NJ. Fitzgerald.
]. NJ. English, c. L. Smith, Andrew Nc
E. Dalton, Charles D. O'Gara, F. Z.
Crocker, Martin Ryan, A. NJ. Belt, James
MuIgrew. ]. B. Barnard. R. F. Durbenth, d.
La Fortune, H. Motif, ]. samuels,. ]. B. Ho5-
tenstein, Jergan Kruse, w. H. Wright, w. P
Martin, Steve Henry, ]. ]. Fighter. ]. D. Col
Inns, W. H. Donahue, Harry Abbott, E Lund
James Miner, John Kerwin, F. B. Freeman
Peter X. Hoare, NJ. Kerwin. J. g. Miller, John
McLgouri George Rue, NJ. j. O'Brien, James
Cahiil. J. T. Flemmlng, A. F. st. Sure. C. b.
Russell, Max Glas, J. Rosseter, NJ. +. Tarpey
H. B. Reams, A. r. Baum, B. ]. Triest, John
Sullivan, F. E Mitchell. J. j. O'Rourke, james
Landregan, William O'Neill, A. F. Poirier, C.
T. Kerns Daniel Dwyer, C. w. Logan, E. J.
Stewart. R. H. Hayne, E. L. Fitzgerald. T. f.
Hauderkin, Thomas c. Landregan. B. c. Ber-
gen, Charles C. Matthews, James sunderer,
r. B. Croweu, A. Falk, P. Glibearth, H..
Dusterberry.
The second allegation of the complain
ant reads:
That part OF the platform and principles of
said association, the Democratic County
Committee" aforesaid, and, as promulgated
and ventilated by them in said county, was
and is the Democratic principle of paying
ones honest debts in lawful free silver coin
age of the United States and in other lawful
money.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17
these only sprinkling were members of
the church.
INTERESTS THE COAST.
Lectures BY Professor Jordan and Judge
Mcguire caiifornans at the Capital
Postal and Pension Notes.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec 16-Repre-
sentative johnson to-day introduced bill
providing for reorganization OF the must
cal service of the army. navy and marine
corps, and the military and naval acad-
emies of the United States, and to regulate
the employment of enlisted men in COM
petition with civilians.
Professor David Starr Jordan, president
of Leland Stanford University, delivered
a lecture to-day on Evolution before
lum bia.
Judge Mcguire tonight delivered lec-
ture before the Single Tax Society OF
Washington at the Typographical Tenn pie.
Mrs, S. +. Goforth was to-day appointed
postmistress at Poonking, Mendoeino
County, CAL, vice w. Bonee, resigned;
c. Ell, Edison at Uvasa, Santa Clara County,
at Bohemia, Lane County, Or, vice q. I.
Spur. resigned.
A postotfice was established to-day at
Saint Vincenie, Marin County, CAL, and
Michael J. Dorman was appointed post
master,
Emanuella Raggio at Big Oak Flat and
Robert S. Sim pson at Garlock, Cal, were
commissioned postmasters to-day.
Charles A. Johnson of San Francisco is
at the Ebitt House. d. #. Fehlesen of
California is registered at the Arlington.
Lieutenant George @. Squier, Third Ar,il-
lery, Presidio. San Francisco, is registered
to-day at the War Department.
Pacific Coast pensions were issued as
follows:
California: Original-Wilmer w. Rus
sell, Marysville, twenty years service;
Jacob Ward, Vallejo; James Elliot, Carey
Adam M. Parry, San Francisco. Mexican
War survivor increase-WilIiam S. Re-
soner, Veterans Home, Napa.