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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

| tanning friends from Suffer County at their
home on the Staples Tract.
Mrs. A-V- stevenson OF Ei Paso, Tex, is visit
ing relations in Mill Valley.
Mr.. ana Mrs Hugh McCrum have returned
from Arizona and are occupying their home
on Corte MADEIRA avenue.
The ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
are preparing TO give garden party on the
18th OF June for the benefit Of the on ilding
fund of the Church. Morris Marcus and
George L. Billings nave given the ladies the
use OF their beautiful grounds on Corte
MADEIRA avenue for the OCCASION.
| Charles 0verton and brothers are occupying
! the Mcclellan cottage on Throckmorton
avenue for the summer months.
Miss L. S. Gibbs OF san Francisco and mother
are occupying the Dowling cottage, on Throck-
morton avenue
Registered at the Hotel Bellevue, Mil Val
| ley. are the following: J. l. Samuels, G..
! Speier Miss Bertha Monasch. W Arding, Mr.
and Mrs. Caoree, u. Jone,, J. E. Gay, Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rogers, G. H; Mendall, Clarence Mendal
weider, Mr.. and Mrs. H C. Dennis Mr. and
Mrs NJ. ]. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Liebes, d
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Komen, Mr.. and
! Mrs. NJ. Richter, C. A. Gurjun. A Lsda, j. T.
Odgers, J. H. Morris, NJ. N. Beckhuson, A. E.
Mitchell, L. FeldmGnn, c. A. Parker. IL. D.
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harmon, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Westerfeld, Mrs. II. VOTERS, Miss
Lottie Peters, J. W. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Meyer, Dr. Washington Ayers, Mrs. NJ. J. Sill
vershield. Charles Z. Wilson, Mrs. Z. NJ. Cope
land, f. Mason, May Tailor, V. Mason, Miss
Bertha COhen, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Wise.
Hugo Peyser, Mr.. ana Mrs. A. Goodman, n. A.
McConaghy, b. II. Griffin, +. S. Poland Sam
Booth, Mrs. T. q. Gruenhagen.
J. w. Northup is stopping here for the
season.
Edward Bare has taken Rual cottage for
few months stay in Mill Valley.
Mrs. T. Gale is occupy ing Clarendon cottage
on Throckmorton avenue In Mill Valley.
MI. and Mrs. Beverly Letcher of San Fran
cisco are installed for the season III the
SRvory cottage in Mil Valley.
c. F. Brown is at the Windmiller cottage
near Eastland station.
Miss Helen Driscoll is stopping on Alcatraz
avenue in the Windmiller cottage
The Brownie cottage on the Rsa Tract is oc-
cupied by Messrs. Buswell, Russell and Leven-
sAler.
AT the Tavern of Tamalpais last Saturday
night party composed of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Rosenfeld OF san Francisco. Miss Carrie
Nicholson OF Oakland and Miss Louise Earle
OF San Francisco spent the night
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford Is about to leave
for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Crockett and Miss
Caro- Crockett viii spend the summer at their
country place in Burlingame. They will move
down as soon as the furnishing OF their house
is completed.
Joseph D. Grant has returned from Portland,
Oregon.
c. P. Huntington is back again in New York
City.
Mrs. Frederick Castle, the Misses Castle and
Miss Lizzie NJ. Bolton are now travelling
through rural England. They have been at
Exeter, Bristol, salisbury, Oxford, Leaning
ton ana Warwick, and are now touring in the
English lake district, going from there TO
scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Grant will be among the
seasons guests at the Hotel del Monte
George A. Newhall is going 10 Burllngame
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Pease have returned from
a three months visit 10 New York and the
East.
Miss Molly Thomas was one of the guests at
the Macondray Collier wedding at Lakeport
last Wednesday.
Mrs. K r. Smpkins has decided to move
down TO the Hotel del Monte for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Z. Worden will be
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Sea-" Miss Frances sautrS and Miss Sadie
Howall; duet for violin and either, Misses
Annie and Garry Nelson; "For All Eternity
(Mascherou). Mrs. Meta L. Gallahorn; song
NJ. P. Abrahamson; recitation, aux Italiens''
(Meredith), Miss Edna Lucille Turner, accom-
panied by Miss Cecilia Tighe; vocal solo, Sc
lected, Miss Helene Nielsen.
The Tuolumne County reunion viii be held
at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Sanborn
Fruitvale, Alameda County, June II.
The Theatrical Employees Protective Union
OF San Francisco ana Oakland viii give their
second annual picnic Mt Shell Mound Park.
programme will consist of bicycle races tug
oi-war, dancing and other games. Valuable
prizes viii 5e distributed in ali games.
Inc MySt1cs' next party will be held in
Native Sons Hall. on Tuesday evening" Even
ing dress will be strictly enforced.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Ferguson-Schiff and Eichbaum-
Hosmer Nuptia1S.

On Wednesday evening. at the home of the
brides parents, 355 Lexington avenue, Miss
Lizzie Ferguson was married TO Bernard Schiff
the Rev. S. J. Lee officiating. Budd Ferguson,
a brother OF the bride, was best man and Miss
Lizzie Beecher brides maid
Ihe bride was sttired in travelling dress OF
gray poplin, trimmed with white chiffon, and
carried bouquet OF brides roses.
Ihe house was prettlly decorated. Amid a
proiuslon OF plants ana flowers, there was ar
ustcallN arranged handsome large silk flag
the Ma lonal colors tremendously blending
with the surroundings. Overhead was sus-
pended huge bell of sweet peas, immediately
Deneatn which the ceremony was performed
Wednesday evening Miss Josephine A Elem
baum and Frauk w. Ho,mer were married at
St. Johns Episcopal Church, corner Fifteenth
street and Julian avenue. Miss Julia WflheI-
NINA Cochran was maid of honor. and the
Misses Anita Hosmer, Isa be lie Knox Harriet
Grlswold and Catherine Williams officiated as
bridesmaids. James Ralph Jr. acted as bes
man, and MeSsrs- L ton. Eich baum, Tucker
ana K Ralph were he ushers.
The marriage of John Votypke Jr of Santa
Rosa and Miss Adella f. Hilton daughter of
n q, Hilton, q, a venerable and much e.-
teemed pioneer of Vallejo, was solemuized
June = by the Rev William Ballard rector of
Inc Episcopal church in Vallejo, at the hom g
OF the artist, Mrs. Maciarane on Baker street
Mr. and Mrs. Votypke viii go to Europe on
their bridal trip.
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A DISAPPOINTED JURIST.
Judge Campbell's Decision Sus-
tanned Against His Wish
and Pleading.

Judge J. a. Campbell of the Police Court
appeared before Judge Carroll Cook yes
terday for the purpose of asking that one
of his judgments be modified. II was in
the case of Mel Bonner, who was con-
victed OF striking his sister and sentenced
to six months in the County Jail. A writ
ten statement signed by Judge Campbell
was submitted by Attorney A. B. Tread
well, III which it was set forth that the
material facts on behalf of the defense
were NOS brought out at the trial; that
young Bonner had lost his parents a short
time before and that he had been annoyed
by gang OF hoodlums who were infesting
his home; that these obnoxious visitors
were encouraged by his sister, and that in
trying to defend his home he had resorted
to physical chasttsement on the person of
his elder sister
Judge Campbell in a verbal statement
said that Bonner has properly been con-
victed and that he ought to have been
punished, but that in view of the circum-
stances he now considered the sentence
more than the young man deserved. If
he had the case before him again, with
the light now available, he would deal
more enientiy with the accused.
Judge Cook said, 81 would be willing to
consider this matter if the attorney had
presented a statement on appeal. As
that has not been done, have no iuris-
diction.
Judge CAMPBELL thought your Honor
might take an equitable view of the mat
ter, as l sometimes do, and modify the
judgment in the interest of substantial
justice.
Judge Cook-I don't like to constitute
myself the Governor for the pardcning of
persons especially when we have a Gov
ernor who seems TO think it his duty to
review the courts of the State.
a suggestion that a pardon might be
readily obtained by applying 20 Governor
Budd was met with the statement that the
Governor is in the Yosemite Valley, and
that by the time he could be reached with
the necessary papers the prisoners time
in jail would expire, so the decision of
Judge Campbell was affirmed against his
request, and Bonner Will have to serve out
the term of his commitment.
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HOME GATHERINGS.
Luncheons, Dinners and Dances of
the Past Week.

A most delightful pink luncheon in honor
OF Miss Edna c. Kelly, who will leave shortly
Tor Honolulu, was given by Miss Panno at her
home, IL Bartlett street, Saturday, May %.
Covers were laid for eight. Those present
were: Miss Edna C. Kelly, Miss Agnes c. Mar
shall, Miss Jennie K. Williams, Mrs. Fred W.
Bert Jr. (nee Korts), Miss Clara Becker, Miss
l. Pearl Atkins, Miss Edith Norris and Miss
Emira c. Panno.
pleasant surprise party was rendered Ja-
cob l. Sllbersteir last Sunday night Al mis- res
ldence, 121 Grove street. the occasion Icing
the twenty-Sixth anniversary of his birth
The evening was delightfully."- pen in dane
ing, interspersed with vocal and ins struEaental
music. lie Klarnet created great amusement
by his inimitabie negro selections. A feature
OF the evening was the presentation to Mr.
Silberstein' OF e handsome diamond locket, the
gift of his parents. The presentation speech
was made by Alexander Rice. An elegant re-
past was served at midnight and it was in the
wee small hours when the company dispersed.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sill
berstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Abrams. Mr.. d Mrs.
Bum, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Siiberstein, Miss
Mary Rosenberg, Miss Bertha Lin6ner,
MissI Lille olinsky, Miss Becky RIce,
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change of air will prove of benefit TO her.
Thei II five children will meet Mr.. and Mrs.
de Young in Paris, the journey to Berlin,
where they have been attending school,
being more than Mrs de Young would
sh TO undertake in her present delicate
health.
Moses Heller of San Francisco is at the
Hoffman. He has been in the city since
last Tuesday.
Theodore Costigan arrived on Friday
and will be in the city a short time only.
Business brings him to Gotham. He Is
auartered at the Imperial.
The other evening little party OF kim
drsd spirits were breathlessly watching
the veriscope pictures OF the Fitzsimmons-
Corbett fight. Harry Mann, his brother
Dave Hayman, and his cousin, Alf Rhine
strom, were of the party so deeply inter-
ested in the pictured contest before them.
When the final knockout blow was
given and Corbett with knotted features
fell to one knee. Harry Manu- solemnly
remarked: well, that was great. Fitz
knew his business when he struck poor
Corbett in the solar plexus." Gee 20 ex-
claimed AIf Rhinestrom, who is counted
quite wit, Gee! | call that a case Of
Il l4Ok4Ou6 uAuul. ne patty AdA OA9
laugh and declared the drinks on Rhine
strom.
Colonel and Mrs. Richard Henry Savage
will sail for Europe on June 5. anticipating
remaining abroad until September 6.
They will not give up their apartments at
the Girard, as they wish to occupy the m
during next winter. Colonel Savage has
been in i'll health during the past month,
and is fastening the trip abroad in hopes
of regaining new energy ana health by
the complete change OF climate.
The spring has been so cool and
altogether pleasant that old croakers
are busy predicting a scorching summer,
with all it's attendant discomfort and
trightful suffering, especially among the
poor of this great city. We can do no
more than heartily pray that their un-
wholesome predictions may prove untrue.
Thunder-storms are frequent these days.
How thankful the trees and grass are for
the refreshing rains that quickly followl
The Eastern thunder shower is the balm
of Gilead 10 the perspiring multitude in
crowded cities during summer months.
Were it not for them leaves and flowers
would shrIvel up, and humans would go
mad with the parch1ng heat. The Cal
ifornia exiles have much to be thankful
for after all. TRELLA Fo LIZ ToLAND.
81 Park row.
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Coron ado.

CORONADO, CAL, June 5.-LIeutenant 8.
/. Graham, United States navy, of Carlisle,
Pa, is guest here, accompanied by Mrs.
Graham.
The engagement has been announced of
Mrs. Sarah B. Stiles OF Coronado and w. D.
Curtis, proprietor OF the well-known Curtis
House, Lenox, Mass.
The 400 cypress trees bordering Orange
avenue have received their annual spring
pruning
H: B. Everest. Miss Everest and Miss Esther
Everest of Rochester N. Y, have decided TO
remain permanently at the Hotel del Cor
onado.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin and Edward Martin of
Topeka. Kanss, are sojourning here.
KeeentYisitors from San Francisco were: A
Iherion and daughter, Mr.. ana Mrs. A. A
CaVagnaro, Mrs. L. F. Meaburn, George w.
Ade, c. IL. Hunter, B. o. Mantle and ID. E.
Miles.
E. c. Murphy and W. L. Hagans are Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W Redpath are recent
Boston arrivals.
E. 6. Denniston is a late San Francisco ar
Colonel ofiey ]. Crewe-Kead is here again
from Ensenada
Mrs Watson and son. Arthur B. Watson,
are down from San Francisco.
George :. Gay, an English resident of Hawaii
ano owner OF one of the Hawaiian islands has
purchased property here for home.
me strains OF the hotel orchestra are again
ID. B. Plant of the celebrated Plant system
was visitor here the past week
MISS Nellie b. Weeks of ST. Louis has ioined
MOTEL. a. 'ne
Miss Constance Weddle entertained har
| young friends at the home of her aunt Miss
| Nichols, on Saturday. ~
Mr.. ana Mrs Il. W. Childs and family left
Coronado last week for the Yellowstone
Harry Greenwan, New Orleans the forernost
tneatIieal manager OF the South, and presi-
dent OF the American Theatrical Fxehsnga
accompanied by Mrs. Greenwall and Miss
Sarah RoseDfeid, Houston, Tex, is a euest
| here. 6ueS'
Tennis has received new impetus since the
arrival OF the Messrs. Magee of San Francisco
Miss Sadie Martinot and Joe Cawthorne of
the Excelsior Jr. Company were guests here
recently.
Mrs. Marshall of swampscott, Mass, ara
visiting Mrs. II. W. Andres at her home on
the beach.
Little Miss Anita Phillips of San Francisco
Us spoken of as one of the pretty swimmers at
the Coronado bathhouse.
Jack Anderton is in London for the Que ems
jubilee.
Mrs E. M. Dean will be at home at her cot
tage, seventh and b, from June l.
Inc fsmily OF Walter q. Smith of the Chroni-
Gle stan have returned from San Francisco,
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The note of departure las sounded, and for
the next few months the seaside, the mount
aims, the springs and the lakes viii be the Gen.
ter of ali social entertainment. distinctive
feature of this year is the equal division OF
patronage bestowed upon all the resorts. In
short, there no fayorites. Society is pre-
pared to lightly fit from one place to the
other, slipping of the delights all have TO offer,
ready to enjoy the benefits OF each to the ex-
clusion of none.
Another marked feature of the season OF '97
is the comparatively few departures for the
East and Europe. Californians are beginning
to appreciate the beauties and possibilities OF
California TO the delight Of themselves and
the Joy of ali.
The weddings of the past week served to
keep many in town aud called still many more
from their rural retreats
For next Wednesday there is still another
fashionable wedding, which will probably be
the last event of the season.
The contracting parties will be Miss Mabel
Estee and Leonard Everett. The ceremony
will be celebrated ct St. Luke's. There will be
small reception afIerwRrd al the residence
of the BRIDES parents, Hon. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Estee, 229l Sacramento street
''Villa K6 Bel" the country home of Cap
tain William Bell Collier, Z. s. A, retired. on
the shores OF Clear Lake, Lake County, was
the scene OF charming wedding last Wednes
day evening The bride was his third daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Mcpherson Collier. who is well
known in this City. The groom was Faxon
Atherton Macondray, young merchant OF
this City, who resides in Menlo Park.
The invitations were limited, but there was
q goodlv gathering present when ths cere-
mony was per ormed, at hali-past O'Clock,
by Rev. J. 4. Shurtliffe. Most OF the bridal
party were from this City. Miss Dorothy Col
ller was the maid of honor and the brides
maids were Miss Sarah Collier, Miss Margaret
Collier, Miss NJ, lie Thomas, Miss Emily Caro-
Ian and Miss Edith McBean. Gerard Ralhbone
was the best man ana the ushers were Henry
Macondray, Edward J. Pringle Jr. f. c. SeS-
sions, Robert NJ Eyre, Henry Poett and
Latham McMulliu.
Mr.. and Mrs Macondray will reside in Menlo
Park on their return from the bridal visit.
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Mill Valley.

MILL VALLEY, CAL, June 5.-More people
have come to Mil Valley to spend the months
of summer this year than ever before. The
white homes of the campers are scattered in
every direction and the first OF the month has
brought many newcomers.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Woods are occupying
their new home on the heights above Mill
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Baldwin are installed in
their recently completed cottage on the Bhthe-
dale drive.
Miss Louise Earle of San Francisco has been
q guest in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eervey Klyce have been enter
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CONFIRMATION PARTIES.
Many Receptions IN Honor of the
Happy Event.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Posner have issued in-
Wit ttions for the confirmation OF their Caugh-
ter Violet this Sunday morning, June q, It
the Geary-street Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Crown win be pleased to
see their friends at their residence. 3IS Hayes
street, this Sunday, June q, in honor of their
daughter Fannie's confirmation at the Geary-
street Temple
Miss Gertie Moyse will be confirmed this
Sunday, June 8, at the Bush-street Temple. A
reception wi be held this afternoon from 2
until P. at the residence of Mrs r. Levy,
4l113 Hayes street.
Mss Hannah Packscher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Packscher, will be confirmed
this Sunday, June 6, a. the Geary-sireet Tenn
pie. At home June and z, 2119 Fillmore
street.
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GilroY Hot Springs.

Following is the list of arrivals at Giroy
Hot Springs this past week: John C. Hum
phreys. w. B. RucKer, George Carlisle, Miss
Hote Morey, George A. Rucker, Mrs. W. B.
Rucker, c. T. Taylor, wife and son, Julius P.
Pervy, John Phelan, p. J. Campion, H. s
Smith, DR.. Clark and wife, Miss Clark, w. T.
townsend, V. II. BrOomer J. r. McLain, T. X
Phillips, James Z. Konnely, f. Ward r. Nc
Gee aud wife, f. c. Williams and son. Mss
Fisher, George Dunlap and wife, Robbie Dun.
lap, Mrs. II. Holmes, Henry Wentz, John Muir
ply, K. Winters Mrs. ]. Akins, Henry Well
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At Aetna Springs.

Last weeks arrivals at Elna Springs in
elude; DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Gonzales. Gonzales;
Mrs Ehrman. Vallejo; Miss Efie Evans Miss
Charlotte Evans, NJ rs. J. D. Jones, Miss Evelyn
Jones, Master Richard Jones, Master Miller
Jones, lgnatz Steinhart and wife, Miss NJ.
Beckman. Philip Brown and wife, Mrs C. J.
Fad dock, Charles f. Elliot, Miss Georgia
Eliot Miss Rose Elliot, John Curtis aad vile,
Henry T. Curtis, Louisette Curtis. Mrs. Henry
Curtis Mildred Curtis, E. F. Adams and wife,
san traneiscO; Anson BarstoM Oakland.
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Skapos Hot Springs.

The following guests are registered at
Skaggs Hot Springs from San Francisco: Mr..
aad Mrs J. II. Bruce, George Fritch, E. II.
Fritch, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Tomson, Miss Emma
Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Buck, John Buck,
Walter Buck, II. B. Hosmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
v Pasquale, 4. Meyer 1Sidore Burns, S. f.
Davis, w. J. Callingam, Mr.. and Mrs James
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2 = . o . Q o .

and will occupy their Coroaado home during
the summer.
Mrs. Harrison and daughter have taken pos
session of their new home on Flora avenue.
New golf links are being laid out at Coro-
nado.
Soundings were taken the past week prepar-
atory 10 putting in the jetty at the hotel pier.
Fishing from the pier after suudown has
been very popular of late, and the catches
are quite phenomenal.
Master Wilder Johnson Bowers is one of San
Francis co.'s successful fishermen.
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Anderson Springs.

Among the late arrivals at Anderson Springs
are; Mr. Pentecost, San Francisco; Mr.. Libby,
Salt Lake; I. G. Young, Healdsburg; Mrs. John
spauldlng, Miss Caroline West, Mrs. C. w.
Cross. Clyde A. Cross j. w. Edwards and wife
J. arthur Petty, Mrs. Bartenett, c. Spauldi.tg.
SeigIeT springs; John Finnigan, S 0Connor,
MISS Ida schumacher, Lew b. Douglass and
Msyweli' Mendocino City; sam Farley, NJ. d
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Csughlan. W. Basil Hirst Mrs E. T. Nc
Henry, Mrs: Edward Drake, Mrs. John E
Miles, Nat Irvine. OaKlaud-Mr. and Mrs.
jacob Palmer. AlamedG-MrS. W. L. Hughson,
Miss Helen Hughson. Sausalito-C. c. Bruce
Boston. Mass: Mrs. Evans, Honolulu; C.. w.
Gray. Santa ROss-John NJ. Strieuing, T. L.
son, X. Z. Baer. Miss Fidelia Furber Healds-
burg-James Mcclellan
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Interesting Engagements An
nounced During the Week.

The engagement is announced of Miss L suise
NJ. link and John Well. both with the firm of
D. Samuels' lace house. They will be pleased
10 receive their friends this Sunday afternoon.
June ., from to O'Clock, at Hyde street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vincent announce the
engage ment of their daughter Lillian to
George X. Carter OF Sedgwick Ne. The mar
rlage Will take place in June
The engagement of Miss Anna Sefpers and
Joachim Lass is announced.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Gretchen Muffe ana II. R. Baum of Fort
Bragg. The wedding Will take place in au-
tumu.
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AT THE RESORTS.
Interesting Notes From Mountain
SPRINGS and SEASIDE.

Each day adds to the already long list of
guests at the various fashlona bic resorts. The
early season thus far is q remarkably prosper
Gus one, and the indications are that the out
of-town period is to be marked by an unusual
number OF successful and delightful enter
tainments. The following items from the
different resorts will be OF more than. passing
in teres [ to society
The Philipsburg mail., 1897-03-12
NOTICE TO NTR

To CHARLES Glass and Teter IT. EIIrfson, ths.r
heirs adnsnis 81 rat urs and d7.i:ur'
You are hereby notified that l. Joan IInnm.
your CO-owner. have III arcurtlautn Wit Nrc
tion 1924 of the Rev St.iiIres ~ tine Un,tr
States. expended IN labor and improvements
npon the English Belle Paint mining claim
situated in unorganized mining district, in
Granite county, Montana, for the year ending
hereby notified that unless you contribute your
proportion OF such expenditures which is one
ninth of 500 each. together with interest and
Of this notice by publication, all your right.
title. interest and lain in and to the above de-
scribcd mining claim. will become the prop
has performed the work and made the required
expenditures thereon.
(51-l4D JOHN HAMM
The Philipsburg mail., 1897-03-12
NOTICN 40 C0-OWNER

To Adam Cunninghaul. his heirs. administrators
assGns
You are hereby notified that l. J. d. Hart we'll,
your co-owner have, in accordance with Sec
ton 1894 OF tn, revised Statutes of the United
States. expended in labor and improvements
upon tho A. =. A. quartz lode mining claim. sit
uated IN unorganized mining district. upper
llogback, Rock creek. in Granite county,
Montana for the year ending December 81, 1s0 +,
the sum OF 500: and You hereby notified
that unless you contribute your proportion OF
such expenditures together with interest and
costs. within ninety days after plete s.rvic.,
of this notice by rub'irnti)n, AN your right,
title. interest and claim in nad 10 he above
described quartz 10 lie mining claims will be-
come the property pf the u,ldArs gned, your ~
owner, who has performed the work and ma i,s
the required expenditures thereon.
l4p-H j. d. HARTWKLL