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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
MRS. THoMAs RELEASED.
Bond Reduced to $1,000, Which She
Put Up in Cash.

The bond of Mrs. Cora Thomas, the
coiored woman who is waiting trial
on the charge of numbering her hus-
from $4,000 10 $1,000. The case is set for
trial the latter part of October, and
their being extenuating circumstances,
the bond of 81, GOO is considered suf-
flc1ent. During the afternoon the de-
PENDANT put up a cash bond in the sum
named, the money being deposited
with Justice Sommer, the committing
magistrate, who held Mrs. Thomas for
trial in the district court The money
was in the form of a bank check pay
able to Captain William Brereton of the
it over to Justice Sommer.
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q 6,
Manager MrN'aFNie nag lsSueu ti1e
toi1oNipS Elllelln IN rear 70 we
'oelal fliga SAY Mnlcn oir1 NJ
h9g, ,........,.,..,,, &c -.
ne pay - uial''-i 20 'ie ~, " m
ttIdf IloNSI q ny 3iilie titIS. an
GeaEs VITA me peccaatsiC : OF ou "a.
Jalifey' me EXQUISITE q -<eN Aork So
elelyi ano ms NaIee, 0yIy>45is nanny
an cN7talsi MO had e4'listeo me sym
rain OF Ar JaitIey.
\ very e+larrlthS SlN-pt5e 0eaIs Wtth
VIZ 'oFe Vi NsertSA Aiiey ioI n-ts4- 'l
l,utl'-lih 1l9 az else IN 10 :
- $500 l-sla oa q. w "S %
c'9 a., f1ls!tN nan ill
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Stage Whispers.

NiooEini is better. ard ulsre are NOW
hopes Of his secovery.
May Irwin's new play is called THE
Swell Miss E'ltzweM.'
St Louis is now supporting five high
class stock companies.
Nat Goodwin is rehearsing mis- new
play, Richard Savage"
Juiia Marlowe opens her season in
Milwaukee tomorrow night.
Louis Harrison has resigned from the
cast of TIE Balfe of New York
Richard Mansfield has been incorpor-
ated into 4 joint stock company. Ten
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rhose Fiva Dicchargad.

Joseph Williams. Henry Lewis, James
Currau, James Robinson ard Edward
Lewis have been in the county Jail for
several months waiting trial on the
charge of destroying and inJurinG the
city Jail in an attempt to escape
The county attorney. after fully in
vestigating the case, came to IKE con-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
!. |. MONKS PETITION
Argued in the Supreme Court
and Submitted.
CORA THOMAS RELEASED.
THE BOND REDUCED TO ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.

Hearing on Pratt's Petition Post
poned Until Tuesday Evening
Petty Criminals Sentenced by
Judge Norrell-Motion to Dissolve
Attachments on Salt Lake &c og-
den Gas & Electric Light Com
pany Argued and suhnitted-Two
Divorces NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Court Cuttings.
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Divorces Granted.

Elzada Duerr also obtained a decree
of divorce from George Duerr by de
fault. THE grounds were assertion and
flabitual drunkenness. a. T. Schroeder
represented Mrs. Duerr.
Karen NJ 1Snudson was granted a de-
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Judguent i'm Campbell vs.. Holden

Judge HAes yesterday handed down
his decision in the case of a. G. Camp
bell VS.. 4. F. Hclden ct al. HIS honor
found that the plaintiff is entitled 10
q decree against Holden for S1.147.4S.
ana that the antervenOr, Cullen, is en-
tftled to a. decree against Holden for
S732 Al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

London. Sept 5.-Theatrically the
week has been dull. Hedmont has
abandoned his attempt to revitalize
Rip Van Wrinkle" in serious opera.
The presentation was not a strong one,
in spite of the efforts OF a competent
company, and he is now giving Hum
Der7inck's "HanseI and GreteF' with
Marie Elba and Margaret Orne Boyd
leading. supplemented hy an operetta
founded on the legend of Roslyn Chapel
in which Attalie Claire, Homer Lind
and w. NJ. Paul shine.
The principal novelty Of the week
has been an English adaption of the
French musical farce, Toto and Tata'
at a suburban theatre. 1t is a light
work. similar 10 "Girofle-CfirofIa." Ma
RE Mcutrose and e. Lennon are the
principals.
When Madame Navarro (Mary An
deTson) lSappeared in semi-public at
village concert given for charity at
broadway. her Worcest ershire retreat,
she met With the greatest success, but
in spite OF the pressure brought to bear
upon her. The American actress still in
sists that she has no thought of return
ing 70 public life
IN the sheTiffs court yesterday Miss
Amy Clifford. an actress, was awarded
$50 damages against the Horn Bros.
theatrical troupe Miss Clifford, it
was shown in court, was engaged by
the Horne for an American tour and
one Of the Messrs. Horn, for the de-
Tense. testified that they broke their
contract with Miss Clifford because
they received a cable from America
saying they must bring Miss Hallet
With them. On cross examination Horn
said he could not get the Miss Hallet
he wanted and so ne took her sister,
who so resanbled the original Miss
HAllet that the American manager
who had charge of the tour did not
know the difference between the two
John Watson Gan McLaren), viii
preside at the opening lecture in Liy-
erpool Of George w. Gable.
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weaker; the confident air of the Cor
njeiinan, as be sees in the last rounds
that ii Is his battle; the heart-rending
agony Of the eN-champion as he fails
to the ncor from the effect of that ter
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The Hawes Engraving Co., II West
Temple Street.

We are now located At the above
number. with a complete plant for
making half tone engravings. zinc etch-
ines and all kinds of color blocks Wrfta
rs for samples and prices before plac-
aPg your orders.
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cree of divorce fruqn Knud o. Knudslon
by default ON the grounds OF daser-
ton and failure 10 support. H. A.
Smith was the attorney for the plain
tiff
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Criminals Sentenced.

]. G. Cannon. convicted Of assaulhns
a Chinaman named Ling Tung, was
yesterday sentenced by Judge Norrell
to 30 days Imprisonment in the county
Jail
Charles Barnett. another one who
was convicted of assault. was ordered
10 pay a fine of $40 and to stand COM
mitted until the fne is paid
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
Soft Hats,

Soft Hats,
StetsoR. Fedoras and other famous
makes. See the new fall shapes.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street
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clusion that the evidence was INSULT
cient to convict and on MS motion the
charge was dismissed by Judge NOrreH
and the prisoners discharged.
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SALT LAKE THEATRE.

CHAS. $. BURTON. Manager
Evenings at Sis. Matinee at 2:l5.
Five nights. commencing Tuesday, Sept
% Saturday matinee.
THE VERESCOPE,
The only authorized reproduction of the
famous
Err-FlTzSIMMONS CONTEST
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

G. D. schettler,
Teacher OF guitar, mandolin and banjo
Artistic performing a speciality. No. %
Main street.
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Mr.. zehnter. lea,ler of she orchestra
at the Grand, is eri..+eed to special
praise for the work ne is doing. Con
s2de1ing lie small force he laas-seven
perfoTmers-his efforts are very cred1.-
able His novelty, Musical Troubles. .
mas been received each night With
laughter ana APPLAUSE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

Orange flavor Tulu Lulu Gum is
fine. Try it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
Elocution and Physical Culture.

Miss Rueh Eldredge, studio 68 Main
street Private pupils or in class.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

Mauae Adams success in The Lf.tse
Minister continues Baltimore dis
patch, daa-l Ser 20, SAYS:
Maude Adams in J. NJ. Bscrie's TIT
tie Minister" was greeted this ever ne
at the Acldem-, of Muj.fc by the first
representative audience of tie ssaseu-
The NAM friends she had made dur
ing her four years wl'l John Drew
ard WHO had grown to admire her w-cG1
turned cut in force to welcome ho'-.
In "TAe Lit.le Monster Miss Adams
rep5ats her raS,. successes. She IS
splecJ1i6[y supported and the perferm-
anca is delightful and thoroughly arti6-
tic
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W COUNTED OUT

Taken at Carson City March II. Direct
from three-weeks' run at the Tabor
Grand. Denver. Prices. u. 90. 10 ST. mat
inee. % and soc.
NrrrN-,I, A .1,.1,Ie A f,r,r0nr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

One entire week, Including Saturday
matinee beginning Monday, Oct. 4.
THE HEART OF MARYLAND.
Sale Of seats begins Friday, Oct. !,
Prices.-Parquet seats, loSes and first
two rows of dress circle, $3.50; Last four
rows of dress circle, first row and second
row of two centre sections of first bal
cony 81: balance of first balcony, 75c; sec
ond balcony, soc; gallery, 25c.
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ON the American stage. Julia. ard her
father Travelled together, and finally,
after capturing t-a elite at Charlest01,
S. c.. and taking that aristocrauc city
by storm. she married one OF the hlueSt
of its blue hlooded citizens. Dr. H. p.
Hayne grandson OF Robert Hayne,
Of Fort MoultTie fame.
You nave read of that hastily con-
structed fort of palmetto logs aad lis
courageous and successful defense
against the British under the illustri-
Gus Hayne It was into this family
that Julia Dean married. but her nus
band was degenerate son of ar illus
trious sire, and after the birth of two
sons they separated. When last
heard-about five years ago-her sons
were prominent men in the state OF
California, one OF them being mantled
with the errnine aud DR.. Hayne was
officiating as attending physician at the
Home for Inebriates in San francisco.
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THE TALENT BANQUETED.
A Banquet by the Independent For
esters to Those Who Assisted
M Thar. IinIa ahrnfinn


The San Francisco district deputies ot
the Inde pendent Order of Foresters ten
dered banquet at DeImonico's last night
to the talent that at the recent celebration
of the anniversary of the order at the
Chutes made the event so great a success.
There were present: Deputies ], II. Ma
han, who was chairman of the evening:
w. l.. White, o. J. jolly, I. ?. Jarvis, J.
NJ. Coleman. @. Stuart, L. A. Kern, J. L.
Hurry and Ben l. Solomon and Vice HIGH
Chief Ranger Charles S. Peery, several
specially invited guests AMI the artists
who were he guests of the evening.
An excellent dinner was served, and at
its close he vice-high chief ranger COM
menced to deliver lecture on the order,
but suddenly broke off and stated that 50
much of the success of the LIBERATION was
due 10 the individual efforts OF Deputy
Ben Solomon that the other deputies
had delegated him to present him a token
OF their appreciation of his wOik
on that OCCASION and with that he handed
Mr.. Solomon very fine silver cigarette
case, suitably inscribed. The recipient
made q lew remarks in accepting the ift,
and then followed the telling OF interest
Ing stories, each one of the thirty persons
present relating something that enter
tained and amused. 1t was 'lly party,
that did not break up until nearly IL
y clock,
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There has been much speculation as to
how the ancient EgyRiians managed to
erect their enormous monoliths, some
times 100 feet in height and weighing
hundreds of tons. A French scientist OF
ters the explanation TINT water was en-
ployed. Round the obelisk. living hori-
zontaily with the base toward the pedes-
Ia, was raised a circular incIosu5e OF
height equal to that of the monolith.
This latter had pieces OF wood or other
floats fitted to it, especially at the upper
part, so that when water was brought into
the inclosure the obelisk rose gradually to
the vertical
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco, June
y, 1897, p. The following maximum tenn
peratures reported from stations in Califor MIA
to-day:
kureka, "a; Red Blum, 90; Fresno. 100; San
Luis Cbtspo, "a; Los Angeles, So san Diego 66:
Yuma, lC0
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature
SO, minimum So mean SO.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cAsts.
The pressure Is highest this evening on the
coast of oregon and Northern Calf rnia, and low
est In Arizona and Soui heastern California. Fair,
warm W. ather continues IN alifOrnla. Nevada
and Utah, while dec dedly cooler weather prevails s
IN rigon. Light showers have oCcurIeI in
Washington.
hours ending midnight, June l3, 1897:
NortherH California-Generaly fair Sunday
fresh westerly tn northerlv VIII dS.
southern CaiiforuiR-F air. except partly cloudy
In southern portion sunday; fresh northerly
winds.
Neva and Utah-GeneraIly fair Sunday:
probably cooler in Northern Nevada
ArizonA-PrObaby y iar sunday.
San Francis and v.cnIIy - Fair Sunday
fresh westerly winds.
w II HAMNoN, Forecast Official.
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BORS

BORN.
BL NIR-In Alameda June s. 1897 to the wife OF
w. p. Blair
CT RK-in his city, June IL, 1897 to the wife of
Walter Parsons Clark. daughter.
COoNkY-June g. 1897, , the wife OF John p.
OOney, a son.
CROFTS-In this city, June 8, 1897, tothe wife
OF Frarcls E. Crofts, a daughter.
JCINER-In this CITY. June g. 1897 10 the wife of
W. d. Joiner. a son.
LUSTENBE RGER-In this cItv. Nav % 1897
10 the wife of 81. w. Lu LuItenberger, a dau shter.
LYNCH-In his city. June l, 1897, to the wife of
James M. Lynch. daughter.
Won OESEN-In this city, May 81. 1897, to the
wi of ]. G. Won Oesen a daughter.
RkILLY-In this city, June 4. 1897 TO the wife OF
J. II. Reilly,
SELIG-June IL. 1897, to the wife of Sam s
sei<. a daughter.
WISTER-In this city, June z 1897 to the wife
OF NJ Winter. daughter.
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RniIders, Cnntraola

Percy J. Creede with George HealinS, to erect
a two story building on w line of Nebst er street
100 y of Union; architect, w. c. Banks; $2344
Mrs. James A. Robinson with Anderson &
GTeig, to erect a twc-story building on w line of
Ninth street, between Howard and olson; Frank
:. Van Trees. architect; $2z75.
Christie her Jung with J. +. Henri hs, to erect
frame building on Hampshire street, between
Twenty-hrst and Twenty-second; no architect;
$2b00.
Purie & Flehige with NJ BuzZini ct al, all work
a three story and concret basement buisufng,
comprising three fats. on SW corner OF Jones and
Union streets, w t2;6 by "a; J. GodarG, archi-
tect; S62le.
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James G. Fnir,, Real Estate.

Judge Slack's order, made several months
ago distributing to the children of the late
James q. Fair ali the real property belonging
to the estate is objected to by the trustees un-
der the will and Dy the minor heirs of differ
ent relatives entitled to shares of the es tie.
a notice OF appeal to the supreme Court was
filed yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13

NOTICE.-THE BUSIN ESS OF McAVoV
a GALLAGHER will be conducted A. Tho
old s and No. 20 Fifth street for the bers6t
of the widow of the late HENRY J. GATIHti
HER and his sister, MISS ANNIE h. GATIAG
HER MRS. II. j. GALLAGHER
ANNIE B. GALLAGHER
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DIED.

DIED
Ahels, Hermann Hickey, Jonn NJ
Eur. Thomas Hogan John
CRrQn Marie L. A. Jones LottIe
Coney, Rostla A de Jorgepsen. Wilhelm C
Daveggio, Antonio Lintner Vivian NJ
Delury, John NJ. Madden. MrG Mary
Eggert, William Murphy, Minnie
r. hey, Susan Schmitt, Agnes NJ.
FinneBah. Ann ShanAhtn. Mary
FrrS'er, Alice j. Sherwood G ara E
Graves. Augustus B. smith, John q.
Hanuaford. Annie l. Stern Caroline
u as Seii, Gilbert w. Waugh, Mrs. Ssbra 8.
HeAvey, Snbina Wright William
ABELs-In this city, June 10. 1897. Hermann
dearly beloved husband or Katie Abe s. ana
father of Henri l., Peter H. AMI Hermann
bells a native of Hanover Germanv. aged 81
yeart months and ! y days. A member of
Yer in kintracht and Yeroa uena Lodge No.
l., a. a. u. W.
Gs-F Friends and acauantances are respect
fud invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
Sunday at o'c.ocK p NJ, from his late resi-
drnUe. 81 Cspp street, ne r Nineteenth thence
to verein Eintracht Hall Twelfth and o som
streets. who're services will be neld, commenc-
lag at o'clock P. NJ. IntermenE 1. U. U. +.
Cemetery.
A. o. U. W.-To the officers and members of Yerba
Buena odge No IA. A. U. o. W: You are
requested to attend the funeral of our la e
tr .ther H. Atels, THIS DAY Sunday, at
1880 O'Clock p. NJ, from kin ,racht Hal, Folsom
and Twelfth stree
FRED b WooD Recorder
BuRY-In this city, June IL, 1897, Thomas, be-
loved husband of Anna r Bury. and father OF
Valentine r., Arthur T., Gpnevieve A., Allen
B., william G. aud the late May E. Bury, ma
live of r. z and, aged 55
hS- FriendS and iatnJ Incny are respect
fully invited to attend tno funeral TOMORROW
(Monday),at IL 80 o'clock AN. from the family
re ,tdencr, 1882 ckson s.ceet. 1nterInens
Masonic Cemetery.
CARON-In ms city, June ] Q. 1897, Marie Louise
AureIe Caron. q native Of San Francisco, aged 4
months and "a days.
CoNEY-Ro.aIia L. de- beloved wife Of A. X
Coney. Consul Ge neral OF Mexico. Friends and
acQuain;ance$ are respectfully requ ste 10 a.
tend the entombment ceremonies THIS DAY
(Sunday) ut 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, at Mountain View
Cemetery, Oakland.
DAVEGGIO-In this city. June 8, 1897 Antonio
beloved husband OF Theresa DaveCgo. AMI
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw.

A DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC
~ ialty private; no fee without success; probate
insolvency, collections. patents, trademarks, etc.
obtained: private detectives estab ished 10 years
G. W.HOWr. attv at law, $50 Nj rxet. cor. = ocktn
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL

\ HOTEL
K q McGriff, L Angeles
j Vanyine, salt Lake
+ IL J. zekiel, Chicago
7 II Latane, san Rafael
NJ G. cooper, Kern City
IL L"vT.t N y
II l. Billings, Chicago
E HOTEL.
r n Crandelle, Los Ang
K Brandt, y Y
F A Montgomery, Boston
J f Davis, y Y
w B Potts, y y
V Conn, Or
= II McFa rland, Los Aug
G ID loomis. Salt Lake
Il d Sears, Boston
T. Read, Eureka
IL Lfllenthal. y Y
b + Simon, Chicago
'ERN HOTEL.
Chns Covert, Merced
] Williams, Sacramento
z ] Phelan, Peta!uma
: III arris, MarShvi le
] Moran san Rafael
= Hanson, esno
j K Pat ersCn, Hum bIdt
p { Campbell. shasta
r NJ artin, Antioch
j NJ Nemona, Nebr
AmRnt Shafer, Detroit
HOUSE.
T c Johnston, Pleasantou
J II Bondeson. PIT Reyes
j / Salmon StocKton
} X IL Schwarz$ = OF. Stsnfo
Miss Levy, HalfmGon Ba
. q Rogers. Pacific Grove
& Me zger. san Jose
j Dannenbaum. Vallejo
Miss + ID Estrada, Con-
SANS springs
. Ii tie. san Jose
Miss Young. Chicago
w w h eyneman. Mass
y & Oliver, : an Jose
IL A Justan, NisAI a
z D Leek & ", Buffalo
HOTEL
G J Como, Ssc'o
Mrs \ ID " aterS, Cal
p Burchard Il W, ) Jose
Mrs + McComas. Los AnR
] G Hall, Redlands
L Green, Petaluma
h l. Burk, Mt View
Mrs l. Lynch, los AnR
j Schi.ling, st Lou S
J w Davry, san Jose
e Nj Gear. Chicago
w NJ Gibson, stockton
+ Morris & W, Grass V
K NJ Sims, santa Rosa
Il Whipple d W, Cal
II c Brown. san Jose
r f Good & W, Fresno
] y Ferguson, CLOVIS
& Turner, Modesto
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent bv m all
Will not be inserted. They must handed In at
eth r of he publication Offices be IN iOrsei
with The name and residence of persons authorized
10 have the same published
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
nIAtSKIED,

SNOOK-LOWENrH rHAL-In this CITY Nav g.
1897. by the Rev. Father W. 2 Kirby. Edgar n
IN Ook and Teresa r. Lowentha, both of San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13

BALDWI
] B Asendt, Pleasanton
q Schpabel, Po tland
r + zeKIel. Chicago
G. w Jones, Fresno
& A Mentry, Newhan
w ID Davis. Pinole
d Subel s. W, n Y
PALAC
w s Burpee, Phila
Miss Brrpee. Phila
A LAWS, n Y
] F Rountree, Denver
L Hind, England
ID Thomson, Scotland
q Garlick. EngI nd
II f Collins, II Y
w Emery, n Y
w F Gibson, n Y
A IL Miller, n Y
w Lauterbach, y Y
NEW WEST
] kennsey. Tipperary
y Fiiz Maurice, Rio d
Janeiro
Nj Donovan, Fresno
ID " Brandon, Stockton
b Maxwell Denver
X Il Pc erson, Fresno
o Me rose, Napa
Geo stephen, Detroit
VIM Gerrans, Nebr
+ + Fleming, Los Ang
4 Peterson, Modesto
LICK
o Stevens, Co ote
IL + Pressey, Petaluma
w w Brown, Uccident a
II H Welsh & W, Fresh,
Mrs + Levy, II alfmoon ]
NJ e &unn, &C
A + K Engstrand, U S \
l. Il Sage x w.COngress
Capt H r Boyes, Aqua
ttica springs
G r Fisher. Vacaville
Mrs Rose Youug,chicag
6 v Spencer. Chicago
f. ! McMil an, WILLOWS
W Hale IL w, RosAw ood
W = Allen d W, Sta Cru.
GRAM
r T DevlIn Il ", Sacto
] r Prewiti, Auburn
r. ] Fraser, Rio Vista
NJ J Mullen, Ssc cto
j Fay & W. SacLO
] A Dayton, y Orleans
c NJ Kennedy. Cal
Mrs ca aham & d, Napa
Miss Langman, Napa
] a Day. y Y
Mrs c Kir gsley. Tucsor
Miss Kingsley, / nc on
+ p Gray, Los Angeles
J r. Autenrei' h, Cal
Mrs + Bartlett, Cal
Mrs l. Aal on, Sac,o
Mrs + Currie. Seattle
q K stephens Detroit
4 Coffin, Carson
5 P BARLEY, Los Ang
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13

Latest SHIPPING INTELLIGESCE.
Sailed.
SATURDAY June u.
schr Newark. Beck, Bowens Landing.
Domestic Ports.
YAQUINA BAY-Arr vel June 12-S;mr Far
F1lOn. hence jun
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13

I.A..A,AAG LIN4--NJ--J
The following m Rrriage licenses hava been
is.ued by the COu1ty Clerk's office:
Frank = Mesgher and Mary Pendes, 34-3l.
Thomas Goggin and Kate Carroll, 2S--5.
w. Wheeler Marks and Fannie Carlisle, 2S-2S
Ang 10 a. Piazza and GaetRna Lipari, 5I-2S.
Cornelius ]. stokes AMI Norma O'keefe. 29-la.
Eugene a Bailly and Lucy CaponIads. 27-25.
John Schulz and sophie Wern er 32-56.
J. ~. HoppS ard Alrxandra Frau N holZ, g rs
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

John e RICHARDS, LAW OFEJCES. ROOMS
d 20 and "a Crocker SuIIa1nSi btlspn0ns MAlA
IS kSn Francisco Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
10 per cent off on Dress Innings.

the City.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13

GJO COTTAGE IN TOWN. 31a TAY ST,
ID L ". of Clay, between Powell and Mason.
COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS, BASEMENT AND
- stable rent cheap. 1903 Baker s..
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13

THE Populist caucus on last Friday
night selected W. D. Street, of Decatur
county, as Speaker OF the House on
the eighth ballot. We should have
liked to have seen Brown. of Pratt, sue
cessful but Mr.. Street is a good man
and will make first class presiding Of
hcer. The contest was friendly one
and while it took most of the combined
opposition to beat Brown. it was dohe
fairly and honorably. Mr.. Street has
announced his Intention of appointing
Mr.. Brown chairman of the committee
on railroads. This Is the most import
ant appointment at the disposal of the
speaker and his fairness in appointing
his chief rival is to be commended.
The House has begun we'll and we be-
lieve it will end we'll.