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Glertiuus and Meetiugs.
OFFICE OF
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND
AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,

CHICAGO. Ill, December cd, 1897,
A special meeting OF The stockholders OF The Chi.
duly called by the Board OF Directors. will be held 10
the General ONCE of the Company, No. l44 Van
Buren, street, in the City OF Chicago, County Of Cook.
ana state or Illinois. on the Fifteenth I5th) day OF
February. AID. 1898. at 10 O'Clock A. M, for the
purpose Of considering. voting. and deciding whether
the stockholders of the company will consent to and
will authorize the creation Of q bonded debt by
the fssue. at such times and In such amounts
es from time to time the Board of Directors may
determine, Of bonds. payable In Gold Coin OF
standard of weight and hneness. and not exceeding
the aggregate principal sum or one hundred million
ooners lSlOO, VOC. OOOl. maturing January l. 1888,
ana bearing a rate or Interest not exceeding Ave per
execution of a mortgage or deed OF trust to such
trustee or Trustees as may he designated by tho
board OF Directors. to be dated January l, A. D. 1898.
70 secure all such bonds, which are TO be issued for
the purpose OF refunding. redeeming. or paying. 40
or before maturity, outstanding obligations of this
Company. and OF such other companies whose rail.
roads shall hereafter be acquired by consolidat'bn or
purchase by The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacido
halfway Company. and for the purpose OF the future
enlargement. improvement or extension of tho prop
erty OF this Company; and also whether the stockhold.
ers or the Company will consent to, and approve OF.
such mortgage for securing the said bonds as sha all be-
euomitted TO the said meeting. anu Will ratify the
proceedings OF the Board OF Directors AUTHORIZING
such bonds and such mortgage or deed of trust and
inoicating the property TO be covered thereby; and
Tor the further purpose of considering. voting and
deciding whether Article VIII. or the Articles OF Con.
solldation OF this Company adopted the end day OF
amended at the annual meeting of the stockholdera
OF this Company on the 9Th day OF June, A. ID. 1880.
ehall be further amended so as to read: THE hiahesk
amount OF funded debt to which the company shailbS
W. q. PURDY. Secretary. '"~
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1919 Madison avenue, q nve-story brick nat house. 20
william j; Hockey ha. sold to James D; Ask,n No.
ment Mr.. Askln gives No. ll8 Linden street, Yonkers,
e. three Iscn story t IRENE apartment house. on lot s'xioo'
Pcsse & Gilman have sold for Catherine A. condit
stone ! 9 cd am nifa ane on lot 70. iC ssiess. " '0u''''0r' 0''"n'
Folsom Bros. have sold No. gao West Thirteenth
serSs s8e e i Barrett Gw Siso hsys sG sold az FOR A simirs s. Lent ssSA to
Joseph Fisterrc No. 2o2 waverley place. private
The Cauldwell Construction Company has sold to
c. speiss No. $40 West Eigh,y.third street, Q six.
Adler q Herman have sold to Joseph cirrIto two
unfinished nat houses on tho south side Of ioSth
street; 100 feet west of Columbus avenue. plot COX
Marcus Nathan has sold to Mr.. Ives Nos. os0 and
boxlOO. for about SEQ. o
TN ah T.. s sslas Sf S Ss? ss East "; G ss1snsS. n asss st SS,S 70 = i SaI.
story 6rownstone dwelling. lot ssxa7.s. for about
The Hemenway estate has sold to Blakesloe Barnes
the vacant plot on the southwest corner of Park
No; o8 West Ninety third street. a threo-story brick
ciSrence True has purchased No. 14s West Ninety
seventh street, q fourstory dwelling. on lot 1909
loo:ili He gives in part payment NO. lAe Rodney
Ihs estate = /; RANGER has sold to <. N walsoA
al. /; y i. y & sai;5s ! s SS, have ;siI Pu sSs ss,d 5FG %1,n sss Z. I.
two nve-etory tenement houses. 6lxs7x9s:
oi Rsn,s s's &. sr.i has .0's s ss 1r scss p ss! Rs' .sga fss
with three frame dwellings, on the west slide Of AM
Marx tho vacant plot extending from the north SIDE
800. aaS fees east Of Eleventh avenue:
W: r. 5rookor has sold to Edward Prince. for Hi.
enue. asaSou. o. 500; The buyers take n part pay.
man ana Hoe streets, b41e0.
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Futures here advanced 10 10 10 points. closing nrm,
with sales Of $3.50 bags. HAvre advanced % franc.
Hamburg advanced Z pig, to = Pfg. Rio was ,arm a
exchange. 1884. a decline OF l.lod. Santos was
nIm a. 100 reis advance; receipts. 1900; stock,
o6S,OOO. Higher European cables caused the ad.
vance here to-day. Th're WA little disposition to
sell, The trading was mainly local.
MErAIs-Wore nominhlly unoh
NAVAL sroREs-spiritS OF turpentine were ste Ady at
sSgssiae. rosin was quiet at tl.40@Sl.4b for com
PETRoLEuM-Crude certificates were unquoted here
and In OIL Oily. Refined was unchanged.
PHoyIsIoSs-Lard vas steady but dun. Prime, %. 70i
city; e4.gbSS4.bO; refined for the Continent. e4.96.
inactive: Picked hams. os$7iAc.i DO. bellies,
SSs@bi9c. Tallow, 8ac. Butter-Creamery. Western
extras, 28c,; hrsts. eOa@ e9c.; seconds. ls92Oc.,
thirds 20 seconds. lbGl6c. cheese-State, full cream.
f isIge 10 oU SooS ana Shi.s fancy rs g iss, ane.t ItaS'
sselorsd and white. fancy, gS9hei nns.t, sac
PennsylvAnia, fresh gathered, fancy. 260eoc. good
70 prime, si19sc.; Western. fresh gathered, choice.
-"ProVtsions ruled . LITTLE higher and closed steady
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To tire stoehhs,asrt sf the
Central Pacific
Railroad Company.

on January 1st, 1898, the greater part Of the United
States Bonds issued In aid Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY will have matured, and u 10
deemed advisable that unity OF action of ali Stock
holders should be secured, in order that their inter
ssts may be properly protected.
AZ the request OF the holders Of . large number OF
shares, and Of the LONDON COMMITTEE, OF which
F.o. Banoury' N p Ia Chairman and which has on
deposit . very large amount OF the stock. the under
sigueu nave agreed TO ect 70 represent
tie interests Oh the stockhoiders In this country. In
conjunction Win the London COMMITTEE under an
agreement contemplating the adoption of q plan Of
reorganization TO be submitted 70 oeTttnoate holders.
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Government bonds steady At unchanged QUO
tations. Railway bonds strong and active. Tho
features wero Austin and Northwestern lists.
Burlington and Quincy Is. Nebraska extensions,
Chesapeake and Ohio general 4ios. Chicago Ter
minal lists. t. T.. Erie general lien 3-4s. Fort
Worth and Denver City 1sts. New Jersey Con,
T. 4S,, RsSd Ing. general Wost shore ds, Southern So hsGS,. pse Nort Of
important net advances wero in .Atchison
adj. 4s. CONT to 90, and general 4s, ls to
s sSrsi ASss' nn Sps dS M%SFtA 4s. Nsspa nsfts' e K 10 sisns;
Il, to 80; Chesapeake and Ohio general 4h9s. Y,
TO !s0ia; Chicago Terminal 1ats, I. r. Il. 10 AZ;
Pacific prior AZ. y. 10 95is. and general IS, 8; to
Oregon O.; SST R sfiE : G ana SasS HissfFisl q &, s 4. e 70 1 a$is;
q Arizona ISIS. 3, to ioS; TeSss Pacific Ist,.
Shore Is, s. . cont, to l1Ios.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York,
sc: Bar silver in London closed at - l5'led.
Money on call 2ia@3 . cent. limo money
nrmer. and ia quoted: Sixty and ninety days. 3
Y cent, and six months 3i9 4, cent. on good
paper is quoted: Prime Endorsed bills recs.v-
able at 3@3ia, y cent. prime single names at
gle y cent, and good names Mt 4Gila y cent.
Foreign exchange market closed inactive at
unchanged quotations. Posted asking rates for
sterling are; Sixty days; $4, SI5i. and q, s sS15sa $3.50 49,
sight drafts. $4.s5 and cable transfers., II. ssh.
Francs are quoted at 5.22la@5.217s for long and
for long and 95 8 16895l4 for short; g%uilders,
40a4O lie for long and 40ie@40 3-l6 for short
Domestic exchange on New York, B~oston-par
and D cents premium. Charleston-BuyinH. par;
selling, ls premium. Savaunah-DuyinR, 1-l6off:
selling, par. New Orleans--Bank. par; CONNER
cial. S1.25 discount. San Francisco-Sieht, 10
cents premium; telegraph. 17ha cents premium.
st. Louis-25 cents discount hid. offered at par.
Chicago-40 cents premium. Ctncinnatf-Be
tween banks. par, and over counter, 80 cents
premium.
The. weekly statement Of averages Of tho
CLEARING HnIia a hnnkn aho1ra.
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ooNPEND.

SATURDAY. Deo 1s.-GRAN-W Wheat Spot
was firm. The sales were "a. 900 bush.. includ-
ing $4,000 ungraded red and $4,000 No. 2 hard
winter latc last night on private terms for ex-
port. Free on board afloat: No. / Northern
spring. New York. S1.01; No. i hard Duluth.
$1.o2io; NO. Q hard winter, 93Ac.: No. 2 red.
99c,; No. 1 hard Duluth, S1.o4. Futures ad.
yanced lac. to osc. After .''Chango" May on
curb was 93 11-16@94Ac., closing 94iec. Future
sales DA5. 900 bush. Rs followe.
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Available cash balance.
including gold reserve. oaR7, oSx. 100 oqg7, 0Bt,e

including gold re,orVs. sss7. os4,l 100 s0s7,oDa.sis
Money in London 2e2,a y cent. Rates Of
three months hills. 3 i5.i6a3 = cont. Amount
OF bullion. withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land on balance to-day 100000 Paris adj
Exchange on London. 20 francs 23io confines.
The Exploration syndicate Of New York has
declared a. quarterly dividend Of $3.50 per
share. payable Dec. 81.
The sales of mining stocks ut the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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Gunboat Helena on for China.
The gunboat Helena, in charge of Commander
Swinburn. left the Brooklyn Navy Yard for the
Chinese station at 7:30 O'Clock yesterday
morning.
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THE EXPLORATION SYNDICATE,

AlLlS IS WALL aT., NJ, n.
Tho Board OF Directors of this corporation have
this day December l6th) declared O quarterly divi.
dend OF $500 PER SHARE, payable December 9lst.
Checks will be mailed to Stockholders of record.
TTapefer books close December Esd. and reopen Jan
uary Sd, 1893.
FREDERICK G. CORNING. President.
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to-day. 81 The close Of bnsinssa compared with
that Of last Saturday. SHOWS;
cola coin and bullion. I. R s.ss III s,s s:s J.;
SILVER dollar and bullion lssss'oS9 l1'sestsIs
Other notea. less demand
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ru1ro11E avn oo1n1sor1E

ssw Hsvh s,soh H-Eehaprs-saiss pso. 40.
UNITED STATES AND srATn norDs ON sl.ooosh
10 q. ntso7llsSi Austs.e 1897
CLOSING rRIcEs or UNITED STATES "
IA n M <sh~A
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Tho Idat or Referees.

Tho following is . list of the referees appointed in
oases in the Supreme Court last weeki
BY Justice Truag.
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PUTS s. CALLS.

PUTS & CALLS.
Daily or weekly 4. liz. ia and ga from marriott
$50. $3.50. Se2.o0 per hundred shares; 10 shareo In
proportion on all as follows:
30.day privileges right at market. $3.50 or O7o0 per
hundred, $50 or o70 each 10 shares.
so,day privileges Z and 2 per cent. away. O7b. 90 or
$4,000 per hundred. $500 or o19.b0 each 10 shares.
Special onerB Of 80.day calls from SATURDAYS,
100 shares \; P Pr. el7s; goo 50: Paul. o7He, 100 9.
X: Pr, S4Tei 100 Poop. Gas. 07Ts; 100 N, Y, Central.
ilo7s; 200 Western Union. 92Ts. At 0ob.o0 per hun.
dred or 90. 90 each 10 shares.
LA EST & SMALLEST
Investment or margin accounts solicited. Write for
our 1nyeetors' Encyclopedia and Money-sayipR Pn.
vAte Telegraph Code: 1t Is OF the greatest importance
20 deal with o reliable house and always 10 avoid
counts. Read our letters every Saturday IN Tho
Evening Sun and daily In tho Daily Financial NOve.
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ORANGE COUNTY
Court Notes-Doings in Social and Busi-
ness Circles

SANTA ANA, Jan. 9.-Judce Ballard
If the superior court, Yesterday APP
pointed /. n Everett court commits
Sioner. a committee consisting of +.
O. Daniels. f. i. keesh and Charles $.
Mckelyy was appointed to recommend
a competent court reporter An order
was made for the drawing of thirty grand
jurors, and one hundred jurors for ser-
vice during 1891.
The examination Of the case against
Charlie SUI, the Placentia rapist which
has been held before Judge FIeeman s.
&C. art. terminated today the res ult being
that he was held to answer. with priNi-
lege Of bond OF $500. This is the case
which was remanded by Judge Towuar
The number of real estate transfers
in Orange county for the week ending
january Stn. 1891, was nineteen, aeere-
eating $l0.2lG.
George Smith and wife and daughter
haVe returned to Sarta Ana to spend
The winter months. AIR Smith is
now ed2aSed lu teaching vocal music
ln BeiVilere. ILL.,
All ulable ,and on the san Joaquin
ranch is being seeded this year The
principal crops Ia.sed on this ranch
has been Larlsy. T:is year many acres
are being syWed t. Wh, at aud beans.
Alr 3, r. lIall %.d wife. who vert
for an outing ~ Long Beach, ale home
again.
Ihe second quarterly conference of
the 4. u. church is being hold III this
city today l., Ging Elder CasWel is
present lie VIII preach tomorrow.
TL7 leXt regular meeting OF the w. c.
r. L. Wji be held FLU tho Congrc ceatioual
chulca in this c]y at 2:3j p. IN. next
Tuesday,
ROY kilpauie<, pastor Of tie L. r.
church i'm this c'5E says he has decided
ROT to accept The call to Oakland which
was extended to A-m some Weeils ago.
Nesals. Miller and Bul. TWO pilgrims
from Davis count ~, 1a, were In West
minister this week Vis.Jins old friends.
George I-JcEery expects to- leave on
the lst of albluary AeTt for Bakers
Ae'a 10 reside permanently.
MIR. VI Illiem Mailctt las recently lost
Four valuable COWS The disaee Of
which Trey died exhibited the .ylnDt-
olns of Murrair.
Messi7. Morrison and Blaylock Bros.
have recently purchased rf Mr. Hewitt
ol santa Aua forty aelcs Of peat land
1or ss00'
Nh -. T. Toge expects to leave Feb
rualE lst for kansas to remain Niel-
nitelE He has many warm friends here
VINO much regret bis Intended depart
urc.
A!r Coils, who recently purchased a.
millinery establishment IN Fullerton,
has decided 30 move his family to that
pace. he leaves many friends in Santa
Ana who wish him prosperity
Ice half an inch thick was seen in
the peat lands last Sunday morning
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Westminster Butter and Cheese factory
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is called for January 14th, at which time
officers and directors will be elected.
AS many stockholders have expressed
their dissatisfaction with the present
management. it is very probable that
The meeting may exhibit more excite
ment than is usually seen in our quiet
burg.
Miss Mamie Mccoy departed last
Thursday for Berkeley.
Miss Belle Young, teacher of the pri-
mary department of Westminster school,
was, on account of Illness, unable to
perform school room duty this week.
There is still much speculation as to
Mr.. j. McFadden's long talked of rail-
road. and the hope that it will be built
at an early day is growing DINNER and
DINNER, and his reticence in regard
thereto has become actually distress
ing. The delay in the matter is be-
ginning to arouse some suspicion as TO
whether Mr.. McFadden has realized the
confidence and prosperity which he so
confidently asserted would be conse-
quent upon the election of Mckinley.
Mrs Allan LaGd was stricken with
paralysis last Monday The entire right
side Of her body is affected and it is re-
ported that her condition is serious.
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PASADENA. Jan EAT The last meet
ing Of the executors of the Throop es-
tate final arrangements for the turn
ing over Of the estate to The institute
were completed. Father Throop's es-
tate is chiefly in real estate and, "ith
stocks and bonds amounts to between
$50. 600 ana S70.o0O This is in addition
10 the amounts which Father Throop
has already allotted to the school, and
Throop will now be greatly strength
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Los ALAMITOS.
Beet Growers Preparing for the Sugar
Campaicu-ToNu Progress.

Los ALAMITOS Jan. 9.-The Bixby
Land comuaHy's once has been crowded
the last ten days and contracts have
been made for 2400 ceres to be put into
beats and about 500 acres into rniscellau-
eous crops. Tho ranch presents q busy
&c ne. The rev lands that are being
prepared for miscellaneous crops his
year VIII be tn fine condition for beet
tanning ne-t asou. The character OF
the soil and the natural drainage OF the
land fits ii esp e.al.y for beet culture.
The tenants 0f the ranch are, with lew
exc ptiors. practical beet farmers. and
with f2Euranl season success is as
sucad them. The lev that has been
constructed rorttWeL through tte cen-
ter Of .h- ram h has been quite sufficient
q carry all the water Of thu New iivel.
and the lands that nave heretofore been
oNeriloWed q p ROW being cultivated and
are among tae 7t lands on the ranch
The company .- UaEi-s .paIy improve
m=u-s iu the uav of clearing. removing
fences and ley. r out new roads. the old
landmarks tnat have been so familiar
to tie earlV att. RS are rapidly dieap-
raarir =. The ranch is now dotted with
tine homes oi tho new settlers ana each
day brings some Improvement. The
sheep CAMP Of ninety days ago is now
ONE o. -he busiest spots In California
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JOtIN T. MOON.
FRED II. TAFT,
7 n I[IGGENS

The funeral was held today in the NJ
l.. church and the remains taken to Los
Angeles for cremation.
The supper given Thursday evening
by the ladies of the Unity church for the
pastors Alr. and Mrs. MeyEarG. at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Day
was VlrN Wen attended.
L. V. Riddle of Chicago, s. H. Gill Of
Fresno and E. 4. Nelson of Los Angeles
are late arrivals at the Jackson.
a case Of neglected suffering is report
ed from the South SiGe that is almost
impossible TO believe in its entirety, an
aged woman dying of cancer, with no
one to attend her except an occasional
charity call. Through lack of medicine
and disinfectants her condition is dread
ful. Within a stones throw Ct a
church ard at deaths door, she has
been alone much of tie time and utterly
helpless has been compelled to re
main alone night after night Ii is
said she refused to go to hospital in
Los Angeles and there is none here
Comment is unnecessary
Father T. Fitzgerald of RedlaEGs is
the guest of Father Hank.
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-iondr having come ND from Santa Ana

friends, having come up from Santa Ana
for that purpose.
Attorney John Barker and family, Of
Cre4sco, Iowa, are expected In the city
soon.
W. II. Miller and family Of Pennsyl-
vania are expected IN the city in few
days.
Frank Decker left this morning upon a
hunting trip in the vicinity of Santa Fe
Springs.
A. A. W7arrel of Perry, Iowa. IS the
guest of Uelnan Dyer at his home on
North Madison avenue.
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uOTEL GREEN--J. II. Holmes, man
ger, Pasadena.

HOTEL METROPOLITAN Santa Cat
lima Island.
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HOTEL BELLEVUE TERRACE-Cor-
ner Sixth and Pearl SITS. +. A. URBAN,
Proprietor l-5-ly
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SANTA MONICA.
Report of the City Librarian-Resolu-
tions of Respect

SANTA MONICA, JAN 9.-From the
annual report of MSS Dltie Mosse, libra
rian, tn following is taken:
Fines. 80. =. 49,. .... .........sl5 il
subscriptions 80. :. :. ...,..... 20
No. volumes in library January l,
1896 ...... .... ...... ........ $3.50
Received during the year,. -. 14i
Worn out and discarded .... .... s
Bound public documents =. ........ 2i6
OF the IA books added, SO were do
Enatcd
The circulating department contains
27a9 volumes
The home issue circulation was 1880
for the year.
The total registration since April s.,
1S93-the day of the opening of the free
-librarY--is 1868.
Donations Were received from Mrs. A.
A A.vord. Mrs Y. j. Carpenter, Mrs. =.
Chafley. Mrs +. Edwards, Howard Ed
wards. Perez Hastings Field. Il 5 Hub
bard, Mr.. Mears, Mrs Harriet Morris.
y. r. @. Mrs. Patrick Robertson, Mrs.
~ A. Roth, Bishop SIM son, Mrs. Cha
w Smith. Mrs +. ~ Sulliger, X. r.
Tanner. Judge Y. II. Wells, Los Angeles
directory. the government, Los Angeles
public library. California state library
Grand B5pGs library, literary bureau
M ls'Nl'444 '7C4NI4GN anu ne I's'i4u VI sun
shine.
The members of the legal fraternity
net Yesterday and passed the following
resolutions on the death of their late
brother NJ - Boycc:
BE it resolved, by the bar of Santa
Mouica. assembled in respect to the
memory of the deceased, that in the
death of Mengo Il. Boyce the bar Of the
state has lost a valuable member whose
whole life has been a certificate of the
strict integrity and high character Of
the profession to which he belonged,
the county has lost a pioneer and the
community In which lie lived has lost
citizen alb We reprcach, good neigEbor
and a kind husband
Resolved That the sincere sympathy
of yns association be rendered to the
widow of our deceased brother, and that
q copy Of these resolutions be placed III
hsr hands and furnished to the local
press for publication.
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OF SOUTHERN CALL
JTFORNIA HOTELS.

DIRECTORY OF SOUTHERN CALL
hFORNIA HOTELS.
uOTEL GREEN--J. H. Holmes. mana.
ger, Pasadena
HOTEL METROPOLITAN Santa Csta-
lima Island.
HOTEL ARCADIA-sauta Monica, 8.
Rhe4nheart, proprietor.
HOTEL HOLLENBECK-sp and Sec
ond streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL RAMONA-Spring and Third
streets, Los Angeles
ABBOTSFORp INN--Co7ner Eighth and
Hope streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL, pORTLAND-4i4 South Spring
street Los Angeles.
HOTEL BRUNsWICK-sant Ana. Amer.
lean and European plans.
HOTEL HOLyROOD-River b.
Cochrane, proprietor
THE RoWELI-AIain and Ninth streets.
Riverside. L. j. Davis, proprietor.
HOTEL CARLTON--l3 to 27 East Colo
rado street, Pasadena.
HOTEL AVALON-Avalon. Santa Cata.
lima Island
HOTEL BREWsTER-J. z. O'Brlen. pro.
pretor. Fourth and c sis. San Diego.
HOTEL BELLEVUE TERRACE-Cor-
rer Sixth and Pearl SITS. f. A. URBAN,
Proprietor. l-3-ly
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HOTEL. BREWSTER-J. z. O'Brien. pro.
pc!etor. Fourth and c sts.. San Diego.
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HOTEL AVALON-Avalon, Santa Cata.
lima Island
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HOTEL ARCADIA-Sauta Monica,
Rhenheart, proprietor.
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SANTA MONICA, JAN 9.-From the
annual report of MSS I1ltie Mosse, libra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-29
NEAL DOW VERY ILL.

Noted Advocate Of Prohibition Near
ing Life's End.
PORTLAND, Me-, September 29-Gen.
Neal Dow passed a more comfortable night
than he did on Monday. He was weaker
this morning, however. and 1t seemed i'm
possible that he could survive long. The
general is conscious, realizes that his life
is about over, and is ready for the end.