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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-20
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ga Bull street,
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HALTER AND MEMS OUTFFrTER.
This is what we claim to be-and
carry all needed articles for gentle
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carry an excellent assortment of
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Gloves, etc. At
LA FAIRS,
At old stand, but new number, 1O7
Bull street.
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MEETINGS.
PEACE RIVER PHOSPHATE MINING
COMPANY

Savannah. Ga, Jan. q, 1ss7.-The regu-
lar annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Peace River Phosphate Mining Com
pany viii be held at the office of the
company. in the city Of Savannah, Ca. on
Wednesday, Feb. 8. 1897, at L o'clock
noon, at which meeting the officers TO con-
troll the affairs of the company for the
next fiscal year will be elected.
JOSEPH HULL, President,
ROBERT S. COPE, Secretary.
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BIDS WANTED.
tod for nlacinr In
NOTICE.

Neither the master nor the consignees OF
the British steamship Port Phillip, j. r smith
master, VIII be responsible for any debts con.
tracted by crew OF said vessel
], f. MINIS & CO, Consignees.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All bills against the German bark "Au-
guste" must be presented at our office
before Il o'clock m, this day or payment
thereof will be debarrcd.
sTRACHAN & co. Consignees
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ARE YOU "AiE BROKEN Up.
rake Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

II steadies the nerves. clears the brain
and promotes digestion. Makes a pleas
ant and wholesome beverage. I'D.
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Fire in the Constitution building.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 19.-wires entering
the Western Union office, third floor of
the Constitution building. caused the
framework of a window to ignite at l
o'clock this morning. Two dollars will
cover damage, but there was no little ex-
element among the operators and others
in the building.
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NOTICE TO CITY COURT JURORS.

The petit jurors of the city court of Sa-
vannah need not appear until Thursday,
Dist inst, at 10 a. m
By order of the Hon. Thomas NJ. Nor
wood, Judge. ]. S. COLLINS,
Clerk. c. C. S.
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CITY BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

Savannah Construction Company stock
and other securities bought and sold.
Real estate loans negotiated.
AUSTIN r. MYRES, Broker,
- Bryan street east.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


READ THESE TWO TICKETS AND
DECIDE WHICH WILL GIVE sA-
VANNAH THE MOST BUSINESS
LIKE, MOST ABLE, MOST PROG
REsSIvE, MOST ECONOMICAL.
MOST SATISFACTORY GOVERN
MENT. VOTE AS YOU DECIDE.
CITIZENS. LIBERAL.
For Mayor, For Mayor,
Herman Myers. Peter W. Meldrim.
For Aldermen. For Aldermen,
Col william Garrard w. +. Reid.
Geo. W. Tledeman. Thos. WDonneI.
w. L Leopold. John w smith,
Jacob Pdulsen. Solomon krOuskoff.
Joseph NJ. Hull. ;. Il. Hamilton
Ihomas Screven. Thomas Wylly.
george hudson, Abraham Quicken
H. Ill. Bacon. heimer.
Christopher NJ. Gray. Robert NJ. Hull
DIR. l.. A. Falligant. Walter G. Charlton
John Juchter. DIR. w. w. Owens,
AdOlph Letter. Il. j. Davis
Arthur Well
When you vote, vote for Savannahs best in.
terests for government that will protect
your interests. advance the prosperity of the
city; for government that will commend it.
self TO honest. intelligent, progressive men
Vote for men who have shown their business
ability.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES FOR SALE
Those modern dwellings. 2O7 and 2ll
Gwinnett street west, between Barnard
and Jefferson.
Also a handsome residence at Isle of
Hope. complete with all Improvements
and nice garden. etc.
Either or all of the above Will be sod
on easy terms or on the popular Install.
ment plan. Apply to
CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND I'M.
PROVEMENT COMPANY.
Or to c. II. DORSETT.
BIDS WANTED.
Bids wanted for placing i'm each city
square north of Castor street. a line of
water pipe and two hydrants, with all
proper connections.
Specifications can be obtained at the Of
flee of the secretary. to whom bids
must be sent on or before u o'clock noon.
Jan. 25, 1897. BY order of the Park and
Tree Commission.
W. W. GORDON. JR.. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Office Savannah Gas Light COMPANY
Savannah, Jan. 49, ls97--A dividend of 9is
per cent. on the capital stock of this com
pany has been declared, payable on and
after Monday. the 18th inst.
A. g. GUERARD, President.
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To Tinker at the Railroad Rates.
ST. Augustine. Fla, Jan. 19.-The rate
commissioners of the Southern Traffic As
ISOLATION will meet here tomorrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT ~
RORS.
Those jurors who were on Monday, 18th in
slant, discharged until Wednesday, 20th in
slant. need not appear until Thursday. 21st In
slant his does not refer to the ten jurors
who we're discharged on Tuesday, 18th instant,
subject TO personal notifca ion.
BY order of His Honor Judge Falligant.
JAMES K. p. CARR,
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ALL NIGHT DRUG STORE.


From this date our Branch Store. corner
Bull and Charlton streets, under Guards
Arsenal. will. be kept open ALL NIGHT.
A thoroughly competent prescription
clerk will always be on hand.
soLoMoNs & CO..
Druggists.
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Hardware and Stove Dealers.
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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1897-05-13
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of REHEecA MAYO. Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned, executor OF the last will
ard testament OF Rebecca Mayo, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said executor at his Office
at Winnemueea, Humboldt county, State oi
Nevada, in the Silver State building.
ID. S. TRUMAN,
Executor of the last will and testament OF
Rebecca Mayo, deceased.
Dated Winnemucca, New, Dec. 9th, 1896.
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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1897-05-13
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
r.. c. BLOSSOM, PrVpnetor.
f. f. WoOlcock. Editor

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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-10
A LOT OF SWIFT PUPPIES.
California Produce Stake for Puppies
Goes to the Curtis
Kennel.

1t is just possible that the m-players
who visited Ingleside coursing grounds
yesterday have not as yet recovered from
the "throwdown" which was accorded
them by one or two good things" Dur
ing the morning, Sportsman, local dog,
matched with Douglas. one Of the t1iers OF
the season, walked off with course which
tnm bled the knowing ones right and left,
as four to one had been offered and freely
taken.
The coursing was under the direction OF
Ingieside Coursing Club and the event
was carried out for the purpose of showing
the lovers OF dogs throughout the coast
the represent 'ative puppies which have
been started since January, 1896. 1t was
exclusively a puppy day ana the STAKE,
called the California Produce stake, was
the largest which bas been offered this sea-
son. A large contingent from Santa Clara
was on hand to watch the performance,
particularly of Cavalier, owned by the
Curtis kennels but they we're doomed 10
DISAPPOINTMENT. There was quite gath
ering also from Merced TO witness the per-
formancs of the feet hound Johnnie r,
but although he was inside of the money,
he could not win the stake.
The exciting runs of the day were be-
tween Cavalier and Johnnie r and Occi-
dental aud Oriental. Cavalier, who was
beaten by Johnnie r. suffered his first de-
feat. ana the followers from Santa Clara
dropped a ''wad' which resem bled The
Trinity County nugget. out part OF it was
regained when Rosette. a kennel mate,
won the third ties from Douglas. This
makes the fourth month that the Curtis
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-10

away. and before be came in reaching dis
tance Walker was at second ana Thurman
had crossed the plate, making the only
run in the game. Whaling died at short
10 first and the side was retired.
The game between the Gilt Edge of Sac
ramento and the Los Angeles baseball
aggregations at Central Park yesterday
was the finest seen on The local diamond
this season. The team work of both mines
was exc client and an audience of from
$500 to 1000 people were uncertain from
the time the first ball was sent over the
plate until Stroecker struck out in the
last half OF the ninth who would be the
vIctors. The contest was remarkable for
brilliant fielding.
In the first half of the second inning
Whaling was presented with an immense
bat highly decorated with ribbons.
"Weil," said the goodnatured first
baseman, Il may need this before the
game is out, even if there are strings
on it,
In the first half of the fourth inning
Walker for the Sacramentans distin-
guished himself. Thurman connected
with the ball and it went soaring aloft like
the voice of calamity orator alta p,cno
1t went sailing out and out into the left
garden. AS the ball went 'cooting over
Walkers head the left fielder jumped into
the air, retarded the ball with his left and
graS ped 1t with his night. IL was brilliant
work and ali appia auded, even the rooters
from the citrus belt.
In the commencement of The fifth Los
Angeles made a good attempt at run get
ting. Twice were men on bases to die
there by the clever work of Hughes in fan
ming out his opponents.
In the last hall of The fifth Van Horn
made great catch, pulling down high
fly from Henesey's bat.
In the beginning OF the sixth Thurman
knocked a ioul into the grand stand, and
the event OF the day and not of the even
ing was at hand, the ball striking Billy
Jcr1an. The crowd shouted, although 1t
was a foul blow.
When play bali was announced, Leland
second baseman for the visitors from the
south, faced BUCK" Hughes. The first
ball over the plate was called strike.
Leland couldn't connect with the ball and
struck out. Van Horn made the first bag,
Lochhead throwing wild to first. Thur
man and Harvey struck out.
The Gilt Edges were nearly as quickly
disposed OF. E. Hughes struck out. Hene-
sey sent fly TO Whaling and walked to th
bench. J. Hughes struck out. Such was
the character of the work throughout the
game.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-10
GOING TO MINE
TN BOLIVIA
George Fairs Journey in
Search of Gold Is Gut
Short.
He Came From New Mexico,
and Is Now in the Tanks "
at the City Prison.
The Sheriff of Socorro County Says
He Is Wanted There on Charge
Of Forgery.

George Fair, a mining man on his way
to Bolivia to search for gold, was arrested
Wednesday night by Detective Reynolds
and Policeman Jerry Oman on his arrival
in the City and locked up in 'the tanks"
at the City Prison.
Wednesday morning Chief Lees received
a dispatch from the Sheriff of Socorro
County, New Mexico, announcing that
Fair was wanted there for forgery and 10
place him under arrest. An accurate de-
scription of Fair was given and the Off
GERS haa no difficulty in identifying him.
A dispatch was sent yesterday to the
Sheriff, notifying him OF Fairs arrest, and
a reply was received that an officer would
leave at once with the necessary papers
!or his extradition.
Fair was seen in the City Prison and
was not in the leas averse to talking. He
is man about 30 years OF age. frank and
outspoken in his manner and has the ap-
pearance Of typical miner.
II am on my way to Bolivia, he said,
'to try my luck at mining there, as l read
so much of the big finds of gold in that
country. l mace no secret OF my inten-
tion and | cannot understand why should
be arrested, as l am innocent of any
wrongdoing.
Il am quite willing to 60 back without
any requisltion papers, and | am thankful
that am TO be taken from here instead
of from Bolivia.
"WIlham Martin and I handled the
money and managed the busines, of
mining company near Albuquerque, but
Martin was really the manager ana han
died all the money.
ut is possible that Martin has been ar
rested there and they are preferring this
charge a ainst me to take me back as
witness against Martin. That is the only
reason l can assign for my arrest, and it
will put me 10 considerable expense and
inconvenience"
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-10
CRICKET ACROSS THE BAY.
The Married Men Win the Rubber.
Hellman's Batting Turns
the Tide

Captain Bachelor Peel won the toss yes
terday and elected to bat. His very stronc 2
batting aggregation fell very rapidly, be-
fore the married mems bowling until Cas-
idy joined Peel, and it looked for short
time as if these batsmen would make a
respecta BILE showing for their side. Cassidy
was easily stumped after playing the best
innings of his side for 23 and the rest fell
easily.
The Benedicts started very badly, as
they lost four OF their best wickeis for
fifteen runs WIseman stayed with He'll
man for short time until he was bowled
by Wallace.
Turner, a new Pacific mber, Joined
Hellman, and together they quickly hit
off the runs.
Heliman was run out after an Invaluable
innings, when the match was won, and
then Reeves and Hill hit up good scores
A second innings of the Bachelors was
started to play out time, which did not
affect the result. ana the Benedicts were
yictors on the first innings by AZ runs.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-10
Sacramento Ball -Tossers Go
Down Before Those From
Los Angeles.
One to Nothing Was the Score
at the Conclusion of the
Ninth Inning.
The Game Astounding in Excellent
Team Work and Several Brilliant
Individual Plays.

1t all happened in the frs half OF the
eighth, and JOY came to tie Los Angeles
delegation, who whooped, yelled and
shouted The eople from the citrus belt
were as happy as Kondike prospector
on striking fortune in the land OF the
frozen north.
Leland flew to short. Van Horn, after
tanning the air three times, beat the ball
TO first, but was retired at the second
cushion, being forced by Thurman s
drive. Harvey struck slow bounding
ball, one of those kind that is as hard to
pick up as wealth in Trinity County. The
sphere wsnt ambling in the direction of
Lochhead like camel in circus parade.
The agile shorstop ran in and attempted
to close on 10 it. Just as he was about to
gather the ball it bounded skyward, pass
ing over his head and on into the center
territory. Shanahan was far away, far
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,
lr Friday; fresh westerly winds.

Fair Friday; fresh westerly winds
Babies day at the Mechanics Fair yesterday
was great success.
grand reunion of the parishiouers of St
Rrigid's Church took place al Fairfax yester-
d"v.
The married men won the cricket game yes
tertay a Golden Gate by a score OF l28 runs
20 81.
OLD St Mary's College parish held its fourt tn
annual picnic and reunion yesterday at Smell
Mound Park.
At Sutro Baths yesterday Dan Green won the
22O-ysrd professional swimming champion
snip from r. Z. Cornell.
The Golden Gate Park Driving Association
held light harness races yesterday afternoon
at the Oakland racetrack.
George Smith, a machinist, 20 years of age,
was arrested last night for impersOnating an
assistant police surgeon.
At lngleside coursing park yesterday the
CaHtornia Produce stake was divided between
Rosette ana Maud S, both of the Curtis ken
nels.
B. George Fair, a mining man from New Mex
leo, was arrested here on dispatch from the
Sher1f CT Soroceo County that he is wanted
Tor forgery.
at the Bush-sireet Temple on THE Evil
Tongue" and Oh Sunday night on Marriages
In Heaven"
Actor William H. Crane of Boston returned
mere thSt mig NJ dIlSF an absence OF over seven
years and Immediately denied that he ever
said "San Francisco is jay town"
George Johnson, a carpenter, was arrested
last night for grand larceny for stealing-a lot
OF wearing apparel and jeweIry from the house
OF Benjamin Cohen, 129 Tehama street.
His Grace Most Rev. Archbishop Riordan
viii administer the sacrament OF eonfima-
ton at the Almshouse to the inmates OF tuat
Institution on next Sunday at $50 A. NJ
Harrison Porter, boy Is years OF age, ar
rested yesterday for grand larceny, is sus-
pected OF being one of three fooIpads who beat
and robbed r. A. Golding, peddler. Saturday
night
Dramati st Augustus Thomas OF New York
author OF Alabama" "In MiZZoura" and
Ovtr forty other plays. arrived here last night
80 superintend the production At the Co.um-
bia of his comedy Don't Tell Her Husband. "
The latest arrival here from the Klondlke is
+ (. Leonard of Portland, Or, who lsnde d
here yesterday. He says he left while he
could. He predicts suffering from certain
scarcity of food at Dawson City through the
long winter.
Wheeler < Co, "bucket-shop' brokers at 4
LeidesdnTf street, and with branch offices
elsewhere in this City and in Oakland, San
Jose. Stock ION, Sacramento. Los Angeles and
San Diego, sus spended business yesterday b =
cause OF tae continuous, and to them ruinous,
increase in prices.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-10

Miss Reilly; girls-Miss Kate Reilly and
Miss Virginia Keer.
Following is a list of the lucky little
prize winners:
First handsomest boy, between and 3
years-Silyer comb and brush in case. Con-
,ribqted by the Joshua Hendy Machine
Works. Won by No. 223, Alfred ]. Rich.
Second handsomest boy, between and
years-Gold neck chain. Contributed by the
simonds Saw Company. Won by No. 226
Edwin Gurard.
First handsomest boy, between and A
years-Set Of sterling-sllver teasp poons (siX in
set Contributed by Tillmann & Bendel. Won
by No 33l, ]. Ramon Lands berger blonde
hair).
Second handsomest boy, between and 4
years-Pearl-gold lace pin. Won by No 213,
Harold Bryant.
First handsomest girl, between and 3
years-Silver knife, fork and spoon. Con-
tributed by the Joshua Hendy Machine
Works Won by No. 8, Hazel Jonas.
Second handsomest girl, between and 3
years-Child's fancy china tea set. Contrib
uted by QuoDg Fat & Co. Won by No. Is,
Pearl Hatch.
FIRST hsndsomest girl, between and 4
years-Satin-fntsh, silver-back clothes brush.
contributed by Ttllmaun d Bendel. Won by
No 80, Leonea Kim ball
Saoond handsomest girl, between 8 and 4
years-Sterling silver show pin, with turquoise
setting. Contributed by the Turkish Rug
Company. Won oy No. 81, Elsie WoIfgram.
Twins-First. Anita and Isabel Carroll; sec
ond. Wilb TT and Elsie Boehle. Special prizes
OF iewelry.
The special attraction last night was the
exhl bition drill of the High School Cadets,
under the command of Captain G. G. Bart
lett and l.ieutenants Monroe Deutsch and
Walter Butigsnbach. the evolutions being
performed WITH precision and quickness.
The first OF series of prizes given with
ad mission tickets was drawn Tor last
night. The mum bers were drawn from
the box by Miss MavbelIe Hogan and re-
suited as follows: Set of silver dlnner-
ware. No. 1892, +. S. Randle, San Bernar-
dino; com bination kitchen cabinet, No.
384, Charles Pam, San Francisco; carving
knife and fork, No. 1889; tin of coffee and
package of Tea, No. 484; bottle of Florida
water and bay rum, No. SO; quadruple
plate buter-dish, No. 1928. Similar prizas
will be awarded each evening during the
fair, each purchaser of ticket receiving
a coupon.
This afternoon the pupils OF the paro-
chial schools will be admitted. To-night t
will be Odd Fellows night and the Battle
Of Gettysburg" will be repeated by almost
universal request.