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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
AFTER THE JUBILEE

The people OF the United States have
cordially sympathized with the British in
all the sentiments and the festivities of
the jubilee week. We have listened with
out jealousy to the Civilizations of their
pride and have admired without envy
the wonderful work they have accom-
plished in advancing their wide extended
empire during the sixty years of Victoria s
reign. Now that the jubilee is over, how
ever, it is just SIS we'll to remind our Bfit-
ish friends that the United States has
been doing something during the Vic
torian era and has achieved mach greater
results than those which have been made
the subject of 50 much iubilatlon.
During the Queens reign the area of the
British empire has been increased by
about 1900, 900 square miles, the addi-
tional territory having been acquired in
all parts of the world, but mainly in
Africa. The United States during the
same time has acquired Texas, New Mex
leo, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah
and Alaska, whose combined area exceeds
the additions made to the British empire
by many thousands of square miles. In
this pect, therefore, the growth of the
empire has not eQualed the growth of
the republic.
The population of Great Britain in
creased from 26 $50, 900 in 1910 TO 80, 470,-
coo in 1896 This is notable growth, but
during the same period the population OF
the United States increased from a little
over II, 600. 900 to more than 10000 000 In
point of increase of wealth the parallel
between the two countries is not so much
comparison as contrest. Great
Britain has gone forward with a steady
growth, but in the United States wealth
has advanced by leaps and bounds. The
per capita valuation of property in this
country, which was but $514 in 1860. was
Sl039 in 1890. No country in Europe shows
anything ike such an increase, nor is
there any in which the total wealth is so
equally distributed among all classes of
people.
Great Britain can boast superiority in
foreign commerce, but if the total trade OF
the two nations, foreign and domestic, be
taken as the basis of com parison, we lead
her by as great degree as she would Lead
US if foreign commerce only was taken
into account. In railways, IN agriculture,
in manufactures and in mines British de-
velopment has been nothing like ours,
aud in the departments of public educa-
ton, charity and other phases of moral
and intellectual evolution the young Re-
public has far surpassed the old empire
from which it sprang.
Americans have no reason to envy their
British kinsmen anything which they
have accomplished, nor any cause 10 OBJ
ject TO the trium phant way in which they
have set forth Britain's glory during the
past week. On the contrary we have
reasons to be well pleased with the mode
and tone of the jubilee. We hear so much
in these days from pessimists and calsm-
ity howlers that the sound of wholesome,
sincere, jubilant Dragging is cheering. We
will be glad to have our Fourth of July
orators initiate the British jubilee tone
and give Us an eagle scream for America
in the same key.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
BUDDING ENGINEERS.
List of Graduates From Wander \
len'S School

lens School
The following is the thirty-third a.
nuai list of graduates from Wander Nall
lens School of Engraving:
Electrical department-R, A. Huntington.
City; 5. S. Thompson, Billings, Mont; H. ].
Wilson, City; +. +. Druchler, Port Costa; g..
II. s ock bridge. Los Angeles; n. McAustin,
1alamen tas, CAM ptoH, Cal; F. Kinsman City;
E Nelson, City; B. Coffin, Citv; r. S. Andrews,
Honolulu; L. E. Mckay. kIand; George
FIvion, Yuba City, Ca; c. Laugerman, Ypkef ..
Alaska; 3. Muller Grass VaIley; f. 81 Rey-
nolds, Lathrop, Cal; {. Krasilnikof, Siberia.
Mining department to S. Gruss, Genesee,
Cal J. Andrews, Mldd etown; CT. C. Mack.
Petaluma; w. B. Duesler, Obe, ArIz E.
Matterson, Shasta, Cal; r. 1ringoYe New
man. Cal; R. Won Reiscnach, Antofogasta,
Chile.
Spokane, Wash; T. James, JOha nisburg,,
South Africa; d. Smith, CITY; J. Gray, Cityi
W. S Keith, Ro~siuRd, B. c.
Mechanical Department.. II. Aguilar;
saker, city; l. B. Thomas, City; Z. steen,
City,
.Architects-F. Stein, seattle; A Nelson.
City; W. Anderson, San Mateo.
Young, City; R. a. Troyer, City; Thomas Han
more, Tyoohlck, Alaska; Alex Keller, ANA
dor City; K. Campion, Oakland; A Evans, San
Dimas, Mex; l. McCabe, Oakland; II. Rinnett,
Z. L Fletcher. Oak and; A. Z. Hanson, City:
l. A. Pellet ST. Helena; CAL; j. Remfck, Tay-
loryille, Cal. NJ. D. Alien. Globe. ,Ariz.; W. L,
Smith, City; c. Rosenthal, City; A. c. Hall,
San Jose, Cal; A. L. Kiency, Amador, Cal; c.
II. Smith, City; L. +. BSiley, San Jose, Cal; J.
Mackin, Buffalo, Ariz.; d. a. Connolly, City; r.
J. Williams, Oak!andi F. B. Hink, City; E. b.
Honerton, City; C. L. Allen, Eureka, New; J.
H. Hennessey, Rands burg, Cal.
X-ray departmental. W. Surz NaDa Eliza.
beth Flelsehman, City; w. H. HenHessey, City.
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THREE WIS Hes.

1t YVES years ago. when l was a child.
fairy came TO me:
"N ow lUo< in your heart and wish" she smil ed {;
"You shall have wishes three
Look deep in your heart and wish" she said,
"For what you wish shall be-"
looked in my heart-I was but a Chi d.
A nj wished for red. red rose,
the swee est, The largest the reddest flower
That in my garden grows.
1t came a "a wItherei within an hour;
Flowers fade, as every one knows.
looked In my heart-I was but a child
And wisheJ for \ milS white dove,
1t came and surely never before
Had any bird such love
o. day it uniolded Its wings ana few
Far into The heaven above.
! looked in my heart-I was but a child
Yet child can be 80 wise;
Give me what's sweeter than any sweet rose,
More fair than the dove that flies
A lover affectiOnate, good and trueW
Twas then looSed d into your eyes.
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the big trees will doubtless have host OF

the big trees will doubtless have a host of
visitors.
San Francisco will treat them all so we'll
that it will be difficult for the delegates to
tear themselves away after they once get
here. With all its other advantages it
might be observed that California raises
the finest beans IN the world, and the
Bostonian Endeayorers especially should
be furnished with ample evidence of this
valuable truth as al interesting special
part of all the endless golden testimony
tnat everything worth growing grows here
better than anywhere else.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
BACK FROM HUMBOLDT.
The Enormous RedwO0ds and L airy
ing Interests as Seen by
j. s Young.

J. S. Young, proprietor of the Russ
House, returned yesterday from Eureka,
where he had been attending the
Knight Tempiar Commandery meeting.
He says the meeting there was a big
success.
IAN enormous redwood tree sixteen
feet thick and 200 feet high, was cut down
for us, said Colonel Young; it was the
biggest tree l ever saw, and shook the
earth when 1t fell. We were also taken
to Arcata and various other places The
dairying districts were visited. l never
had any idea before that the interests
were so varied. The soil along the Eel
River and other places is seventeen ieet
thick. The dairying interests of which
/ spoke are extensive, far more so than
had supposed. The HUNT boidt County
people ed Us in the most hospita b. 9
manner. Every BODY ha a good time" ."
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
cALlFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June 2S.-At the Plaza-
II. NJ. Johnson; StuaTt-H. +. Ramsdell, l. E.
Hanchett; Hoffman-P. n. Aronson, Mr. aud
Mrs. L. Peck; Metropolitan-L. w. Baggerty,
J. B. Ulmener; Broadway CentrAl-F. A. Cor
nell. NJ. Simmonof; New Amsterdam-B. H.
Dtbblee, Mrs. A. n. Dibblee; Holland-W. P.
Scott
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
MEN AND WOMEN.
The Duke OF Orleans is one of the best skater
in the world.

The Duke OF Orleans is one of the best skaters
in the world.
signor Nicolini, the husband OF Adelina
Patti. continues seriously i'll. He is at Craig-y-
Nos, suffering from cancer of the liver.
Henri Rochefort. duelist, journalist and
politician, mas been condemned to various
terms of Imprisonment twenty-iour times,
twice 10 life sentences.
1t is said that Queen Victoria intends TO
confer an honorary grand cross of he Order
OF the Bath on NJ. Hanotaux, the French
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Sarah Bernhardt, having thrown open her
Renaissance Thealer to Eleanora Duse this
season, announces that Sir Henry Irving and
Ellen Terry will appear there next fall.
Moses Pierce OF Derby Line, Vt, recently
celebrated his 104ih birthday. He lacks only
four years OF being as old this Government
and has lived during every Presidents admin
istraIion except VI Washington first.
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Albert Edwards great practice in speech
making at openings and dedIcations did not
save him from a bad historical slip at the
Canterbury celebration. He said that he
hoped to return soon to see the tomb OF his
great ances or. the Black Prince. Unfortu-
tunately the Black Prince had but one son.
Richard II, who died chidless,
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
$32 so to s.. Paul, Minneapolis and
Chicago

Tickets will be on sale July II TO The l7th. Good
final limit, August 10; stopOver allowed. It's a
splendid opportunity TO take Trip TO Chicago and
stop OF at the famous Yellowstone Park Send
cents in stamps for illustrated book, Wonder
land" 10 T. X. Stateler, general agent Northern
Pacific Railway, 65s Market street, san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

sh lres, one of which he bequeaths to the Flor
ence Crlttenton Home, ont-third to Mrs.
MIrtha Bennett. and the remainder to James
A. Morrow OF Oakland, whom he nominates
sole executor .
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Tho Norton shortape.

The treasury agents are still at work on the
accounts of the dead cashier of the Collector
OF Internal Revenue, and are still close
mouthed as 10 the developments of the case
1t is understood that shortage OF about SD
600 has been discovered, with a few more
buoks to hear from
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

THAT sHIP-R. y. il, City. A few years ago
there was published in some of the Eastern
papers statement to the effect that some in
diyiduaI had prepared the model OF ship
which he claimed could be parted amid ship
anywhere in the ocean, and ne-half sailed in
one direction ana the other in another. The
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
A Sew Court of Forester.. a. o. r.

Court SnohomIsh has been organized in Sno-
homish Wash. and the follOwing-named are
the officers tor the first term: c. L. Case. ]. P.
R.; G. Bakeman, C. R.; John ConneIl. S C. R.
f. :. Sutton, T.; G w. Stryker, F. S.; w. A.
J. w; P. f. Cunningham, 5. B.; F. Fischinger,
J. B.; J. c. Lamb, C. Z. Case and H. Mem uIlan
trustees.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

Ardross, the Rosshire estate on which the
second Duke OF Sutherland spent So 600 OOO
has been sold to Mr. Perrins, the Worcester
shire sauce manufacturer The estate COM
prises $4,000 acres, including 5000 acres of
grouse moors and 10, 900 acres o; deer forests.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
$50 Rate TO Chicago via the Great
q

The low rates made for Christian EndeavorerN
will be open TO the public we'll An oppor:u-
nifty 10 visit the East never before enjoyed bv Cal
horniaus. Pullman Palace Drawing-roon Sleep
ing-cars OF the latest pattern Modern upholstered
tourlst sleepins-cars run daily through from OAK
land pier 10 Chicago 81 e timetable in advertis-
ing column. san Francisco ticket office GA Market
street, Chronicle Luidng. telephone Nj ain 4 53I
Oakland lllS roadway
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

The amateur who goes into the wheat
pit in these days is pretty certain to find
himself IN . hole before he gets out.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

It is said again that Werler will be re-
called. but the saying don't CO. We want
Weyler to go before we celebrate.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

combe in California than to talk pessim-
ism. We are tired of calamity howIers.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
TnE sIIE1mtK muNrns.

TIE SUWWt-R NUN rs
Are yoa going TO the country a vacation II
20. il is no trouble for 10 forward THE CALL TO
ycur address Do not let it miss you for you will
miss It. Orders given TO the carrier left at
Busi8ess Office viii receive prompt attention.
No EXTRA CHARGE. Fifty cents per month
for summer months
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

By next winter We ought to be able to
take up the Balboa-avenue movement
again and push it along 10 The county line.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

For PHYS sake, George" sad distressed
WIFE, "do get bottle of Ayers Cherry +, cloral
for that cough and give us a rest" He did So
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

LADIES suffering from nervous afIiictions find
quick relief in PARKERs GINGER ToNIC.
PARKERs HAIR BALsAM aids the hair growth
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

The opt;mist would give the country a
rosy glow, but the pessimist would paint
it red.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

to announce the coming of the glorious
Fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

Dsaths from sunstroke are becoming
common in the East, and still the Eastern
folks haven't sense enough 10 come West
and live.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
Nathaniel X. stronr's WuI.

The will of Nathaniel Rose Strong, who died
May p, has been filed for probate. The tes-
tator divides q 5000 estate into three equal
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

A proof that the New Workers are i'm
proving is to be found in the fact that
they are. paying better prices for California
fruit
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

Great Britain will now drop her jubilee
voice and begin to sing low again in the
European concert.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

Every day brings additional news of re-
viying industry.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

RENT-A. s, City. AS general rule il
party rents a house from month to month
and agrees to pay the rent in advance, he is
bound by his agreement, and the landlord can
demand full months rent though the tenant
may nave ii in his mind not to remain more
than two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

PROMIssORY NoTE-H. n, Oakland, Cal.
The question asked IN regard to a promissory
note cannot be answered without full knowl-
edge of the facts. From the question it is i'm
possible 10 determine IL the Tote is "alive'' or
if the holder has obtained a judgment against
the maker of the pap T, and IN the absence of
these material points 1t Is impossible 10 give
an answer 10 the question asked.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

Something Ike a seismic disturbance
may be felt in the Mississippi Valley this
week. The Ohio Democrats are going TO
hold Stale convention.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

BEAU BRUMMELL-A. o. s., City. Beau Brum-
nell was born in England in 177S, and his
real name was George Bryan Brummen He
was speudthrift who was called Beau in
the latter part of his life. He was at one time
man OF wealth, VINO dressed with exquisite
taste and was recognized leader in English
fashionable life. He became a boon compan-
ION of many OF the nobility, and as long as his
fortune lasted or his friends contributed he
maintained magnificent establishment in
London. Having sQuandered all his means he
became reckless gam bier and in 1915 fed to
France TO avoid his creditors and died in great
wretchedness in hospital for mendieants in
that country.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

sPEcIAL information daily to manufsctursrR
business houses and public men by the PrssI
Clipping Bureau tAllen's), $40 Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
Another week for the tariff.

Democratic Senators are becoming sassy
q
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

The next session OF Congress will be
kept red hot from start to finish if it un-
dertakes to complete all the work that has
been cut out for it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

Jameson has returned 10 South Africa,
but IL Is safe to say he will not venture
again within shooting distance of the
TransVaal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

THE LETTER 'D"-J. B.. City. A ive-dollar
piece tEatwas coined in 1857 and has upon it
the letter I'D" was coined in the branch
United States Mint at DahlOnePa, Co., that
was opened in 1885 and closed in 1861.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
FRATERNAL DEPARTMENT.
The Grand President of the Native
Daughters Names Her Standing
Committees

Mrs. Belle W. Conrad, grand president of the
Grand Parlor of the Native Daughters OF the
Golden West, has named the following COM
mittees TO serve for the ensuing year:
Finance commi,tee-Mrs H. NJ, Greene. Buena
Vista Parlor, san Francisco; Miss Rosa Day
guerite Grote Alta Paror, san Fran isco
Printing and suDplies-MTs. Mary r. Tiilman
Minerva Parlor. san Fraucisco: Miss Emma CRU
Der Crla0a PaTlor, san FraLc co; Mrs SidIie p
Dagge-U Las Lomas Parlor. san Francisco.
Appeals and grievances-Nlrs Iona b. Mills,
Orinda ParlJr, San Francisco: Mrs. Emma O'Con-
nor he ching ParlOr. Fortuna; Miss Louisa Shep-
pard, Margue lie Parlor, Placervil e; Miss Au-
gus.a SchumRn, Alameda Parlor, \ AIameda. Mrs
Anne MacdoH oHald Piedmont PArlOr Oakland
Laws and supervlsion-Mrs ID. Gett. California
Parlor, Sacramento; Mrs Clara Staffier. santa
bell, yosemite karlor. san Francisco Mrs. Flora
Podesto, Ursula PArlor, Jackson; Mrs Lena Ii.
Mills Joaquin Parlor. Stockton.
Transpor, a ion-Mlss Mariana Bertoa, Ramona
Parlor, Martinez. Hiss Nettie A bbott, La Corona
ParlOr. CnIco; Mrs. Bessie Able. Naomi Par.or
Pettious-Miss Laura J. Frakes, AmapoIa Par
lor Sutter Creek; Mrs Mary Grieve, Parr Parlor
Dlxot; Mrs A. Eigletinger, La EstreIla Parlor
san Francisco.
Returns-Mrs- Cora SiRord Buena Ventura P r.
lOr, Ventura Miss Mary Meade La Esperanza
PArlor, Los AngeleS: Miss Fannie Bartlett, sierra
ParlOr, san +. anoiSco
state of the order-Mrs. Lillian Garlic La Es-
trella Parlor, san Francisco Mrs. Maude And er-
son. IameiiA Paror. Anderson: Miss Mary Kalor.
Ruby Parlor, MurphyS: Mrs. Hattie Miller, Prin-
cess Parlor. Angels; Mrs. Annie Doman, Forest
ParlOr. 7. .ymOuth
Legisaton-Mrs. Carrie Roesch Durham, Joa-
quin Parlor Stockton; Miss G. h Mittenmyer
Ramona Par or, Martinez; Mrs. Nellie y NOoe
Juanita PArior, AmaiOr; Mrs Minnie NJ. Kali
lOch, sans >Ouci Prior, san Francisco; Mrs
Emma ". Lille, Ivy ar or, obi.
hitual-AiS, Mariana Beftola Ramona Parlor
Marlinez: A.iss Clara X Wittenmyer Ramona
Par.Or, Martiuez; Mrs. Claire Ludwig, FL Pesca-
dero Parlos, Tracy; Miss Jessie kirK, san Miguel
Parlor, san Miguel Mrs Mary French, Alta Par
lor, san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

1t is altogether right and proper that
ihe greatest wave of Eastern travel to
California this year should be known as a
Christian Endeavor movement.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
The Friendship Fund. ]. O. o. =.


At meeting OF the general relief committee,
!. o. o. F., held last sunday, President W A.
S. Nicholson, in a very neat speech on behalf
of the committee, presented to Louis Kragen,
noble grand, aud T. S. lie Clerc. vice-grand of
Golden Gate Lodge No 2O4, NJ. S Jeffrles no
BILE grand, and A. ID. Cheshire, vice grand of
Terba Buena Lodge No 10, pair of silver
mounted gavels, uitab.y engraved, in recog-
milton of their lodges having sold the largest
number of tickets for the entertainment re-
Gently given in the AlcaZar for the benefit OF
the friendship funo of the order. Messrs.
Kragen and Cheshire on behalf OF their
respective lodges responded in appropriate
terms.
1t was decided to invite the Sacramento re-
lief commit tee and The Stockton relief COM
mittee 10 attend the installr tion of the officers
OF the San Francisco committee, for which
event the fol Owing-named commi ttee has for
some time been making arrangements: Louis
Kragen, George Walcom, II. H. Dobbins A. J.
Doyle, LUc1en l.. Remy and NJ. ). Jeffries Jr.
This committee announces tnat it will give
all present more than a passing good time.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

If 1t be true as announced that Mark
Twain is to receive for his new book $40, :
900 in cash and a royalty OF 81 on every
volume sold it hardly seems worth while
taxing up subscription for him. 1t will
be enough to buy his book
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

CALIFORNIA glace fruits soc Ib. rOwnsepd4'
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

BUSINESS OFFICE:
80 Market Street.
San Francisco, California
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

An authority, who ha : searched the re-
cords, says that all of our Pr, sidents nave
received the degree OF LID. except Van
Buren,, William Henry Harrison and
Tyler. Grover is not a unique specimen
after all.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-11-18
Through, Cars to California.

Persons contemplating trip to
California should be particular to see
that their tickets read via The
North Western Line, and thus avoid
unnecessary changes of cars and de-
lays en-route. Personally conducted
excursions to California leave every
Thursday. For lowest rates, sleep
ing reservations, maps, printed mat
an detailed information, inquire OF
agents Chicago 4 North Western
R'y. 4St6
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-11-18
First publication Nov 1St6
Snm m OuS.

state o: south Dakota, In thu Circuit
rs Court in and for
Sixth Judicial Circuit Hand County.
Abram Ellwood Mfg Co., Plaintiff
VS..
NJ ] Hailoran and Rebecca Bush.
Defendants
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting !:
To the above named DEFENDANTS,
Iou are hereby summoned ana required to
answer the complaint I'm this action, which
was filed OH the 9TH day of November A. ID.
1897 In the Office of the CLERK OF the Cir
cui Court within ADD for said Hand County
at Miller South Dakota and to serve copi
OF Vour answer on the subscriber at his ONCE
In the town of Miller south Dakota. within
thirty days after the services OF this sum
rons. exclusive OF day of service. Ii you fail
to ans wer the complaint within that time,
the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint. besides
costs.
Dated at Miller. south Dakota, this 18th
day OF November 4. ID. 1897.
J. III. COLE,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-11-18
First pub Oct2Itb
Notice for Publication.

United States Land Office at Huron, S. d..
oct. IL. 1897. Notice is hereby given, that
TIE following named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will he made before the Judge of the
County Court in and for Hand county, South
Dakota at his office in Miller. :. ID. on Satur-
day November ~. 1897. viz:
SHELDON HIGLEY
For the southwest quarter of section II.
township Ill, range co. west of 9TH +. NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
TAI. continuous residence upon and cultiya-
iioa of said land viz: Peter Hough, John
iIcGowan. Andrew Peterson. Hemming Hem
mipgsou. all OF Miller. Hand county. s. ID.
JoHN NJ. DAVIS. Register.