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The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03
IN THE FUTURE.
Announcement Made Of Entertainments for
the Coming Week.

the Uoming week
The Californias will give their second party
Thursday evening May z, at California Hall.
Precita Parlor No. 1877, n. s. G.. W., will give
q social Tuesday evening, May 5, at Maenner-
bund Hall, corner Twenty-fourth street and
Potrero avenue.
The Mysties have Issued invitations for their
nineteenth party, which will be held at the
Native Sons Hall on Tuesday evening, May IL
As usual this will be strictly an evening dress
affair.
The P. d. c. will give its fifty-seventh party
st Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening,
May 3.
Social Council No. 46, Order of Chosen
Friends, will give an entertainment and
social Thursday evening, May II, at Red Mems
building, 800 Post street.
Court Seal Rock, Foresters of America will
give an excursion to Glenwood Park, Santa
Cruz Mountains, to-day, Sunday May 3.
The benefit derived from the outing will be
used TO assist fellow club members who are in
distress
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

O'Clock under the leadership of Miss Laura
Welker and Walter G.. O'Brien. Dancing con-
tnued until 10 O'Clock when the souvenir
nowe- march was inaugurated, led by Thomas
HICKS accompanied by Miss Winnie Milledge.
Corsages and boutonnieres were in profusion,
ana each guest was presented with a fragrant
memento. The success of the affair reflected
credit upon the following ladies who made up
tne various committees: Miss Myra Spear,
MISS Meta Simon, Miss Lena Welker., Miss
Milledge.
The next party of the club will take place
on Monday evening May 25.
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VERTEBRA OF
A WHALE.
Now USED AS SIGN FOR A CORSET

Now USED AS SIGN FOR A CORSET
FACTORY ON SUFFER- STREET. g.. e.
Several years growth OF grass and weeds
were cut out of the front yard of one of
the old residences on Sutter street, above
Powell, few days ago and brought into
plain view most curious sign. tits YER
zebra of whale, and it is indicated that
there is corset factory in the. house,
where whalebone is used
This old sign was at one time one of the
sights of that portion of town, although
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03
FOR CHARITY.
Delightful Concert in Aid of the San Fran
cisco GirlsI Union.

Many prominent people were interested in
the concert given for the benefit OF the San
francisco Girls Union al Golden Gate Hail.
Wednesday evening, April 20.
Inc programme for the concert contained
the well-known names OF r. A. Lucehesi,
pianist; Louis Won der Mehden, cellist; j.
Josephs, violuist Miss Lotta Musto,. meZzo
soprano; Miss Marie Ireland, left handed
who made her debut on this occasion |;
Miss Susie Hobart, reader; Frank Coffin and
The Girls Union is society which is doing
much for the self-supporting young women of
TINS CITY, ana 1t is most gratifying TO record
social success
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HAVE DUMB
ANIMALS SOULS2
Continued from, Nineteenth Page.
Continued from Nineteenth Page.

is neither rational nor lust. Evolution goes
on, always on and on. There are no lapses.
no sudden changes. Every thing is gradual
and orderly. Man does not Jump from the
human to the divine. There are steps be-
fore as well as behind the human SQUIRE
births, reincarnations. Beyond man are
the adopts, masters; beyond them still
and know not hate-and still the cnain
IS incomplete, the cycle unending. Yes;
truly do animals have souls, and Darwin
guessed but half the truth.
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may. the French army is one of the most
has ever seen, and is far less of national
burden than might have been imagined.
1t is, morally as well as physically, 1.-The na-
ton in arms, and exactly reflects the char
acteristicts of the French people.-The
Snectator.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03
Ill.,. &MA
-
4 STANFORD PROFESSOR.
immortality Of the Animal Soul
Not Question Of
SOInNN.

Professor F. Angel of the department of
psycholosy at Stanford University discusses
the problem from the standpoint of purely
scientihc evidence He concludes that, in the
sense that the mental processes of man and
animals are alike in kind, though differing in
degree, 1t may be said that animals have souls,
but he contends that the immortality Of these
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

Rev. George Ross wrote over the name
of Arthur SSetchley." An Eastern mag
azine says that it was the name of school
boy friend.
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note of departure has been
sounded. In spite of the rain and
III disagreeable weather generally the
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03
NEW TO-DAY.

There are forty-seven Chinese temples in
America. :.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-20
Notes.

Mrs. q. O'Brlau, an old lady about
20 years OF nge, ON her way from San
Francisco to 81. Paul where her ton re.
sides, was put OF the II. q. w. train
here Tuesday, ne she had no money
aud no ticket. She applied 10 Mayor
HolOTook aud was furnished with
quarters nj the Excelsior house illl
something can be done to semi her on
her way,
Sphngyille Independent The 40.
SmUOt Flour Mill company arr rush.
Ing cut lyts Of houT these days. A
carload was shipped 10 tue u. r. Coal
Co. at HchOheld thls week; two cars last
week 10 Salt Lake county To say moth.
Ing Of the small orders In Utah county.
Bishop Whitney, OF Maplston, dlel
at his home yesterday morning from
pneumonia. The funeral was held In
the Maplelon meeting house. this alter.
noon at . O'Clock.
Mr.. James IL, Chamberlain and
Miss Jenette Thomas, Of Lehi, wsfe
married yesterday by Bishop Evan
Wrliei VI the Second ward Of tnIs
city,
Ernest Il. Higginson, aged %, and
Matilda II, Openshaw, aged 22, both
Of santequin, have received marrl.
age license.
County Physician Allen vas sum.
moned TO Fairfield yesterday morning
to attend number Of diphlheria cases.
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Ex.govefnor Wet was seen 10 The
pit Of the slock exchange today.
a main working SHAFT IL about to b.,
put down In the SohTchlight mining
cJmpaby's property Al Mofcuf.
The Chicago Mining and Mineral
board, which hollis two calls a day--al
1880 n. ~. aud .. w.--ioli bliBOO
shares Of stock last Monday
A thirty iays preliminary run was
commenced on tue Sacramento NIL
today. This II the fourth cyanide
plant now 10 operation IN the Camp
Floyd district.
Tho following notice appeared In the
exchange rooms tolay: ~ Ia reported
that an assessment Of ~ cents Yer share
has teen Issued on Alliance stochi
payable between this date anu March
some members Of the exchange were
todoy heard discussing the feasibility
Of organizing mining company SINH
lar 10 that VI Little Pitisbufg. IL there
we're only a fow more Llttle Pittsburgs
IN tho FIELD, the sales At each dny's call
would be enhanced materially.
Ia the furnipting OF electric power
10 the mines aud mills Of Big Cotton
wood, Bingham anu vicinity, tn,
other companies have persistent
rival In the plant sleefod by Frank
Gillespie Aud others. This aynIicat,
has alteauy entered into a contract
with the BlnRham Copper company
aud II 10 reported that II IL about 10 dt
likewise with several other oJmpanies
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Hoods pills core N l''r M, sils..
iiio Hsa. headAchs. -.
he II siIll at II, not looking much older
than In the lang syne days.

he IL still al u, not looking much older
than In the lang syns days.
The Utonisn newspaper, published
here, was established by F. II. Clayton
about eighteen yeats ago. IL has been
In several other hAnIs since, and IL
now conducted by George Hales.
printer Of general experiences
anu considerable ability. Not
the least feature In the makeup
OF his record a. a typoRrapher IL his
connection with The NEWS several
years ago. The Utonian IL, under
stand, now threatened with rival TO
DO launched In a short time by James
II. Jakeman, one Of our most widely
experienced newspaper undertaken.
One would hardly think the field large
enough for two such enterprises at tho
same time, but a. the great RUFUS
Choate put u, "thore IL always room
At the t0p.O
There II marked dlminuti3n In the
amount OF court business done and
likely TO be done here. Whom Beaver
city was the seat OF the Second
district court II had numot-
Qua feeders from all around, but now n
has only this county TO look TO. This
"a not an unmiKsd evil, nor indeed an
evil OF any kind. There used 10 be
four dram shops here, now there 10 but
onu, tho others having disappeared by
means OF the only fofm Of prohibition
that IL pr0hibiiive-lAck Of patronage.
Thc whole Il southern Utah Is prolific
o. similar instances; at Oasis, on the
Union Pacific, which used TO be all
that It, name implied to those who
we're blbuloutly disposed, sup
porting two or three regular
saloons ami presumably an.
other incorporating as drug
store, thofs IL now nonB
at all, not even the latter. Licenses
are as accessible aud cheap az ever, but
no amount OF advantage Otherwise can
overcome the absence Of trade, aud
this condition takes root anu grows
most vigorously where the chief
restraints are good examples AMI
moral suAslon. IN no part Of the MAJ.
tef's footstool are these more evident,
moro numerous OF more patiently en-.
during than here ia our mountain
home. The work which they perform
makes sumptuary and hostile legisia.
lion take ON a siokly hue and dwindle
into insiEnliicance. Great IL Utah,
greater 10 Dol EssAY CAfuu.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.
The Bulls and Bears Have an Aver.
ago Day In The Pit
MBRcUR AND MAMMOTH SALES.
Little Plltsburg is Also treated WIN
Due CourttsJ-Colborn In New
York-Dlps and spurs.

This was simply an average day u
tho Dit Of the Stock Exchange, but tho
listsd stoeks were rendered more recog'
milton than IL usually the case Inc
brokers were out In good numbers anu
III seemed 10 be IN high, sooiable splrl's,
perhaps occAsloned by the oehuul"'
weather and the naIterlng prospects Tor
On essy spring. II goes without saying
that ,prlngtime IL greeted with fefVen'
dslifb. by not only the practical min
era but by those also who follow the
.yocs,lon Of "dabbling,"a u issome'
times termed, In mining stocks. Dur
ING the entire call, the bfok'
era paid strict attention !"
business, and none Of the stocks In
which they were particularly Interest
cd were allowed TO pass by. without
due consideration.
The frst stock deserving OF special
mention, was Annie, and that because
Of the decided drop which ~ took.
u.tetofote. holders OF the property
havs be.u demanding 20 and bO cent?
but today II was offered nj 20 oentt'
Notwithstanding, bowevsr, The low
fiyurs which was asked for II, the bio
fnl M. stock was still lower, 10 cents
being the bighest.
CentennIal. Eureka didn't seem TO be
On the market today at any hRufs' n
hid Of f88.b0 was made by Lowe, while
Woolloy wanted ten shares NJ sB4, but
neither want was grnunod. Bidding
on Daily was quite animated, but The
chaem between the seller and buyer Wah
90 sTeat In width thstit could not be
bfidsed over 10 allow both parties 10
meet. hence n sails was not 10 10
thought Of,
Mstcnr showed up fairly well, aud
while HIN seemed quite anxious TO
aell at ~, 40, his figufe was apparently
too htRh, AZ WOolley had no sooner bid
s7.gTS Than PondeTghet exclaimed
,soldO and 100 shares changed hands.
Woolley expressed HE Willingness 10
takr more NJ the sans figure, and ~
pepdofRAat seemingly baj no more,
HlIps demand 81 $40 was the quota
ton At the close.
Mammoth was next tackled, and
from eli appearance, Love waited 70
ioadup. He succeeded In getting 300
shares from shaw at fl.b7l, and would
have taken more at fl,bb nad anyone
volunteered to sell at that ngute.
Good figures were placed opposite SUI.
shins, Ibut not asAlo was made. For
Utah stock, several OF the brokers
offered ti.25 but there was either no
holuers OF the stock In the pit, or they
didnp want 10 sell No not m Offering Of
ID was made.
Little Pitlsburg took the initiative In
tie unlisted call, which was q very
.hott one, only six stocks being called
for. Tho favored, retired from the
ring after having scored sales AEgTe-
Rating 5000 shares, 1000 at - cents,
ana 1000 at2a.
The closing figures were as follows
LISTED STOCKS.
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Of the company lie si,t25,OOo, divided
into shares Of the rnr value " 70
each. The parties to the agreement
are J. Donneily, Is. 4. Harrington,
both fof themselves and a. trustees, Ell
Bennett, OF Cedar FoTt, J. ~. Hsmil-
ton. George Lail, Fred j. Senior, Of
Salt Lake, and Harriet irwin, Of
Leadvllle. J. Donnslly IL presiteuij
J. NJ. Hamilton, vice presidenti II. =.
Harrington, secret ary ami treasurer.
These together with George Lail hni
Fred ]. Senior form the Directors. The
company owns The Pride u Ulah and
the Pride OF Utah N. |, In Peepslone
mining district, Utah county.
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STAKE CONFERENCES.

Members Of the Council Of the
a poslles are expected TO be In attend
aucc Mt the next ensuing stake Quar-
terly Conferences, a. follows
San Juap, Saturday and Sunday
February 22nd and 23rd-Eldot Brig
hAm Young.
Willard. sunday and Monday, Fob
ruAry 28td and 2Ih-Eldsr FTanoi'
NJ. Lyman.
Hevler, Saturday and Sunday, Fob
ruRry 22nd and 2std-Elder John w,
Taylor,
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lunar CoLuoMN on DEon.
tie speaks Rt the Opening Of the New
York Exchange.

lie speaks at the Opening Of the New
York Exchange.
INV York, Feb. l0.-Ihe delegn.
ton OF los Western mining men, for
whose coming tho orening OF the new
mining EXCHANGE was twi postponed,
arrived hero today. 10 the train was
attached q special car containing a
bullion exhibit. The delegation was
met by the president OF the exchange,
|. b. Porter, X, A, Ammen, chairman
OF the committee IN charge Of the open.
ing exercises OF the exchange, and
several Others.
The Informal opening OF the new
exchange look place before crowd
that packed this board room. Most Of
the members we're present, ana among
the many outsiders were number II
women, Aiior short prayer by the
Rev. Robert \. Marllu, tho president
OF the new exchange, Isham b. Porter,
explained the circumstances under
which the exchange was i0uuIed.
Other addresses followed by A. w.
Ruoker, Of Denver; w. j. Deaue.
Aspen, Col; IL, +. ColboTn, Salt Lake
City, and IL. A. Mott, tho consulting
engineer.
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Another Mining Company.

Articles Of incorporation OF the
Eclipse Gold and silver Mining com.
pany have been filed with County
CLERK Jones The object Of the inooT'
pofstion 10 TO conduct mining busl.
ness with the general ofilce In Provo
city, The capital stock, consisting Of
west shore Of Utah Lake Ia Lehi min.
ing district, 10 divided into $4,000
shares Of the par value OF 81 each.
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An amusing priutet's error occurred
In a recent issue Of the London Times.
In announcing the marriage Of n young
city man 10 the daughter OF a naval
constructor al shestnesa few words
OF a telegram which apparently be-
longed 10 some notes from China VI
Armenia were printed after the Inter
esting intelligence. They read ~ fol.
lows "rfoubls Ia expected"
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PROVO.
In the Courts.


J. p. PAiton IT,, OF Provo Bench,
was arrested yesterday and taken be.
fore Justice Do Noisy on charge Of
assault and battery committed on
Irvine 4. Pratt last Monday. Mt.
Pratt IL n school teacher In tho district
where MIR. PAilen resides aud the two
had some controversy Ia regard 70 adj
Visibility Of one Of MT. Patterns little
girls being kept In school alter houts
on account Of her failure 10 learn the
lessons assigned her Mt. PAtten,
however, denies striking Mt. Pratt.
The case was SGT for Saturday, the 20lh.
The case Of the CITY Va william
Wilson took w all tho time yesterday
In Justice saxey'l court. Defendant
IL managing pool and billiard room
for sim Dugglnh and was charged with
assault anu battery, committed on
Claude HAthonbrouok by striking him
over the bead with q billiard Gus on
the night OF February let. The de-
Tense wAn that the striking was done
In self defense. A verdict Of not
guilty was returned.
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No loss than 100000 china vases have
been ordered from q Moscow porcelain
mandatory. These vases nro 20 bear tho
portraits Of tho oznr and ozarlna aud will
b. distributed 10 tho people during tho
oorunati0n festivities no1t SHAY.
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Licensed 10 Wed.

Psht a. lsakson anu Emma A.
Johanson, both aged 30. ana residents
OF halt Lake, took out = marriage
license today.
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MsTeo Mining Company.

Articles OF incorporation OF the
Mereo Gold Mining and Milling com.
pany were filed with the county clerk
is's yesterday afternoon. The capita
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For sale by 2. c. NJ. l., Clark III
diedge & Co, Western Hardware Co.
Salt Lake Hardware Co., aud Geo. A
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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TRANsrERs or sToclis.

one hundred shares OF Metcur at
81 27l; 800 Mammoth Mt fl,b7l: 5000
Little PlttsbuTg at cents anu 1000
at2i Total shares solu, 5,4OO.
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ELI ERoruEha. - Warren Sweet Esv
TegN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-20

Rev John Reid. IT., Of
Great Rails, MOL, rcc-
commended HV'S Cream
Bdim 10 ma. I can en-.
ptaurc his staten NJ
n "a a poslftre cure for
caf1rrA n used as direct
ed"-Rcr. francis W.
Poole, Hdsior Central
Pres Church, Helena,
Non.
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CATARRII

VIy'z sREAw Batu Opens and o.eanss
ths Nasal Passages. Allayt Paih aud InfamnA.
lion, Heais The Sores, Protects the Membrane
from cold Rettorss the senses Of Tasts and
smell The Balm "a quietly absorbed and
givea relisf 81 once
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-04-29
Bolton Items.

Mr.. J., Edwards Poore has returned
from New York where he has Com
pleteted his second years course In the
Bellevue Hospital Medical College.
Miss Pauline Nicely, of Greenville, Is
Waiting friends In town.
Mr., and Mrs. G.. w. MCGEE recently
returned from q visit to relatives in OAR
Iiupton and Fayetteville, N. G.
Mr., and Mrs. P. G. Acker were among
those who took in the pleasures of Con-
federate Veterans week in Charleston.
Capt A B. Byrd has been in Laurens
several days on business.
Four young men of the the town added
bicycles to their locomotive equipments
last week.
Last Friday a game of baseball was
PLAYED between the town and school
teams. The latter aggregation were the
winners in the contest.
Miss Matte Brown has been visiting IN
Grsenville for some time.
Miss Lillisn Mattison spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Donald's.
Among recent visitors have been MIR.
and Mrs. Mckinney, of Rome, Ga, and
Mrs. II, 81. Watkins and Mrs. Il. M. Ba-
ker, Of Anderson.
Or. r. L. Branyon, Of Honea Path, q
recent graduate in dentistry, has opened
an Office in Bolton where he proposes To
practice his profession Thursday and Fri
day of each week.
DR.. and Mrs. G. T. Brown, Of Atlanta.
are in town. The latter will remain here
for some time.
Mr.. G. T. Derby, a travelling salesman
of Norfolk, has selected Bolton as the
place of residence for himself and family
during the summer.
A Pleasant entertainment for q chart
table purpose was given in the school
house Friday evening under the direction
of young ladies of the town.
The petrified man was q center OF at
traction here last Monday.
Nearly a hundred bales of cotton were
sold here last week.
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Moseley News.
David. git your gun.

David, git your gun.
Honey was in town last week.
Everybody is talking about Mr.. Wat.
sons house.
We are glad Judge Mullet has walked
no again. Hope we will hear from him
every week.
v. II. Watson lost a valuable horse re-
Gently.
One of our citizens is almost a genius
in devising ways for his little pet schemes.
For instance, he drives over to the creek,
beyond Mrs. O'Bryant's to wash his bug.
gy. By the way, Mr., there is q ford
across Hencoop creek IN Martin Town
ship, and there is much water there, just
from hill to hill, and you have only to
drive through once and your buggy
shines. The Hoop" has been through
there and knows something about it.
Suppose you 60 up and try 1t some time.
Misses Maggie Johnson and Hattie
Banister and Will and Louis Banister,
from Paw, Ca, was visiting here recently.
Mrs, Dave McAllister, Misses Matte
and Bessie Pruitt went to Anderson last
week. "Old red nose," he just went
along, too.
One of Lowndesville's scribes has been
passing through here with the regularity
of q doctor to q wealthy patient. Already
the ply siognomy of the young man has
assumed a %lapguishing look, portraying
heart disease, and we suppose he is try
ing to secure the counsel, aid and sympa-
thy of one who he thinks Is skilled in the
treatment of such affections. Success to
YOU, brother, but we fear the time Is not
far distant when you'll find that you are
not the "Wright" man.
One of our citizens is real anxious to
have some items sent up from here. He
has beard something about q little path
lust above here that be would like for the
readers to know something about, and
he wants to cure the world of the blues
by telling them about ~"somebody trying
to buy. friendship with q little licker,"
and many other little things that be has
discovered He's 30 smart, but judging
from the cnat he had with +. L. recently,
be is uneasy about some gold. "Tell yer
what yer do. Brin. 1your budget and
I'll write your item ryou. I'll do any
thing to please you II it suits me-"
The health Of u community Is very
good at present, and news is particularly
scarce. So I guess I'll be UP pretty soon
and show you. how to run a paper.
PEDRO.