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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

months Of the coming year, filling the
place made vacant by the resignation Of
Rev. c. w. Wendt.
The annual report Of the Great North
ern shows total gross earnings Of s2I,r
7Se, 225, decrease Of ss3,474; operating
expenses and taxes, el3.23O. 22I, an in
crease Of e6I5 300; net earnings, $685.
0O5. . decrease Of e999y 474; surplus after
dividends, u $751; decrease Of e50l, =
40.
Three thousand sheep were burned In
a prairie fire in Crosby county, Texas.
The two Mormon apostles, Leyman
and Crowley, have assigned missionary
elders TO various portions Of Ohio, with
the view Of spreading the faith in that
state.
The past year has been the most sue
eessful financially, in the history Of Yale
university, the school having received
s445JO in gifts.
IL is learned at the state department
that Charles Page Bryan Of Chicago has
been determined upon as the successor
Of Minister Charles DENLY, who now rep
resents the United States in China.
In the Thorn murder trial in Long Isl
and City, n. Y, Mrs. Augusta Mack, who
was indicted, together with her erstwhile
paramOur, Martin Thorn, for the murder
of her former lover, William Guldensuppe,
for whom she deserted her legal husband,
has appeared in the role Of state witness
against Thorn, TO the CONSERVATION Of
the latter's lawyers She told OF the aw-
full crime, which will doubtless convict
her paramOur.
Fire has destroyed the department
store of w. A. WiebOldt 4 Co, in Chi
eago. The loss is about $lG5yOO0.
Robert 7. Lincoln has become the
head Of the Pullman Car Company, being
elected chairman of the executive com
mittee having the management of the az
fairs Of the committee.
William Jennings Bryan has eontribut.
ed 500 20 the Henry George memorial
fund.
Miss Frances f. Willard, president Of
the w. c. I. L., announces that she will
Contribute 5000 of her own money 10
tart the fund Of $500 ZOO which the tenn
perance women need to hold control OF
the temple property in Chicago.
The Pacific Steam Whaling Company Is
preparing 10 place a new line of steam
rs ON the St Miehaels- Yukon route next
pring. The line will have its headquar-
teTS at San Francisco and viii be direc,
route. The company has also gone into
the Copper river and Cooks inlet trade
Upon the opening of the trial of gos-
eph T. Kelly at Dover, n. H., for the
murder Of Cashier Stickney Of the Som
erswoFth National hank. Kelly retracted
his plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty
to the charge Of murder in the first de
Tee.
A G. Gillian, manager of the Jones'
Nixon Publishing Company of St Louis,
Ind a democratic candidate for state
senator at the last election, shot and kill
ed himself today. An injury received re-
Gently in bicycle accident is thought TO
have affected his mind.
Correspondence just received from the
New York Herald correspondent in Pu-
eIto Principe states that open mutiny Of
Spanish soldiers occurred there recently.
The mutiny developed into a conflict in
the streets between the commanding Of
ticers and the troops. The soldiers mu-
tinted because Tations were insufficient
and they could get no paw
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

Helena, Mont, Nov, l2.-TAe state con.
vention Of woman sufiagists adopted a
resolution declaring their intention TO
form themselves into political party.
with a complete organization and a state
central committee. and while the party
will be a party without votes, to make
Il as formidable as possible Mrs. Ella
Knowles Haskell was made chairman of
the central committee, which consists Of
several members from each county in the
state. The party adopted short plat.
form declaring Il to be the sole desire Of
It's members TO obtain equal suffrage for
both HcNrs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
TO RECLAIM ARID LANDS.
Utah Company Asks for = Grant OF
100000 Acres.

Salt Lake, Nov. l0-Thomas II. Cav
ana0gh. manager of the Lake Bonneville
Irrigation Company, has closed a contract
with the Utah state board Of land COM
missioners for the reclamation, under the
Carey act, Of 10000 acres Of land in Mil.
lard county, About $2,s0oOO0 is involved
in the contract. Morton r. Hirsh Of
Philadelphia is president Of the company.
It is claimed that this enterprise, when
completed. will nearly double the irrigat-
ed lands Of the state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
John A. WILLARD FAILS.
Minnesota Millionaire Forced To
Make an Asainn ment.

Mankato. Mimi, Nov. l0.--John A.
Willard. the well known millionaire, has
assigned. Willard estimates his direct
liabilities al about s4s0.OOO. His indirect
liabilities arr perhaps double this. His
assets are largely real estate, which was
worth a few years ago considerably over
ssOO0,OOO. willard was interested with
r, u. Hubbard, WOO failed lately, and a
Montana company owned by him assign.
cd last week. Most Of the creditors agreed
20 an extension until 1000.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
CRY FREE 70 TRAVELLERS.
New Orleans ASolIshed An ouaran
eIRe. Territorial and HSuse.

New Orleans, Nov. l2-The city board
of health has abolished all quarantines of
whatsoever nature. both territorial and
house, within the confines Of its jurisdic
ton. This does away with all guards
in the city. and throws New Orleans open
10 the world. There were u new cases OF
yellow fever and six deaths here yester.
day. The state of Alabama reports but
one case aud one death, and the city OF
Montgomery has raised its quarantine
against Mobile and New Orleans Miss
issippi reports one new case at Edwards
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

A,;..cula. Mont, Nov. p.--Ihe land o.,
a. -. ,or,,yed notice from the interior
' w. -, that tho Indian lands OF 70, Toe
hitter Root valley arr again nP'% ,.n NJ.
market for ale, These arr tn ',.I 'a"S'
MA, nN were appraised by General CARING ARR :.
.na' :. "' a.. lime the bitter Root indians
~" ,,.nsirrrpd TO the JoCko reservation ~.
w We, u .',.a,s, ycar. they were upon inc
market and some sale. were " ,Sa, N,
,annsh a wa. always thought that WV
.rnysI..l was too high.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

Washington, u. C., Nov l0.-The fol.
lowing postmasters have been appointed;
Grant S. Hadley at Cape Horn. Skomonis
county, w. II. johnson at Dixie, walls
walla county; John p. McPhee at Ever
green, jefferson county, A. J. Berg, Al
perklnson, Clarke countyl Henry r
slutt al Lacey. Tharston countyi Georg'
T. Jenkins at ophir, okanogan county.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

Jennings. Mont, Nov. 9,--The steam.
or J. u. Farrell was launched under the
stars and stripes on the kostenai river
Yesterday. The launching was witnessed
nv all the people Of Jennings and was nn'
der the supervision Of Captain NJ. L. Nc.
Cormack. little Anita, the b-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. james Harris,
broke the bottle Of champagne over the
HOW and christened her the j. ID. Ferrell.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
To lead with Corn ana wheat.

Philadelphia, Nov, 0.-There are 81
steamships now in port under charter TO
load grain for European ports The
steamers will carry an aggregate Of
100000 bushels Of corn and wheat. So
far this year the shipments Of corn have
aggregated nearly 22.000.000 bushels, a.
against less than 100000 in 1855, and
Of wheat s,aol coo bushels. compared with
$4,000 bushels last wear.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
richard robson cleveland.

Princeton, \. j., Nov, 1.-THE Prince
ton eollegians were greatly disappointed
when it became known today that Grow
er Cleveland's son is TO be named Richard
Folsom Cleveland. They had given the
young man the name OF Grover Cleye-
land, Jr., on the day of his birth. and
hoped il would stick TO him. The name
decided upon is given in honor Of Mrs.
Cleyeland's father.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

New York, Nov. l0.-The Herald says;
One Of the biggest combinations in the
country is being quietly organised and !.
expected to be formally announced within
. few days Il i an alliance Of the com,
paniea engaged IN manufacturing insu
lated wire and cables for electric pur
poses.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

San Francisco. Nov. l0.--Major q II.
NIuIlhauer Of Cleveland, Ohio, Who Il
,rs. rrpor,ed from Honolulu, had attempt
al 10 commit suicide because OF a-short
sso IN funds, has arrived here. He de-
~. that he attempted 10 take his own
ne or hat he was financially embarrass'
~ The wound he received, he sayA was
'Sa.cd nv The accidental discharge Of his
revolver
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

anns~l today, as the law required that
- y gwen at least 20 days Of grace, and
sosi-esiaenliy that the peadanee AZ sno,h,
= sIPeai in the supreme count atfee,In.
~ condemned has Of Itself sufficient
esnse Of stay Of execution
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

p.aals,oO. or. Nov. 1.-The I.yO1 ",
sena .. !, a Miller, who is employed "
1'o = SOU smith ON stanley creek. 70 niue,
!, + sn,% while playing near school %
wa run over by log they , SSIS sV medical
NJ me- playground. lie died S ct. Ia "p
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
Ins,reeps,a ma sIaurneerea.

Simla. Nov. "A rumor has reached
here that = native ofIlcer and s. Eikhs
belonging TO the KuFIam column have
BEEN intercepted BY the tribesmen h = ra-
vine and slaughtered.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
Ass'her Resplse.

:, IAN Fnncisco. Nov. is-wiiliam
n'e'y Theodore Dnrrunt will not be
aAEed at San Quentin today, after all,
We supreme court oi this state having
nsa'''' him another respite at The sles'
attorney Deuprcy FASTENED 10 sacTa-
. ~en'" aud applied 10 the state Supreme
, , '"' writ II probable cause foe the
1920 81 staying The proceedings
''ns' his client, upon the grounds that
- o'h''al knowledge oi The action Of the
sl asme court oi The United States IN the
s sIIe' Of DuTTahts appeal from The de.
49," -" Of the federal court had yet been
. ,''d that The superior court had act
y '0 ha''y in sentencing DurIunt 70 BE-
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
Builders Contracts.

Farbizio Nigro, owner, with Campbell & Pettus,
contractors, architects William Mooser q son,
metal la hing, fre-pi oof floors and sidewalks,
steel partitions, sidewalk lights, carpenter ana
mill work, st irs, picture mo dings. tanks metal
and grill works, skylights. Timing. copper WoIk,
marble work, glazing and 9th work FOR o-story
and basement brick and iron building on NE cor
OF Eddy and Mason streets, 80 oy 4 ao'S;
$3U,034
Same wi h Will & Finck Company, contractors.
architects same, wiring for lncahaessen. ser ~
electric bells and speaking tubes for same on
same; $l275.
same with d. J. Brennan contractor, arcnltects
same granite, sandstone rough ana race pricks
terra Gotta fiue, Innings, ETC.. lot Same Oh same:
$l4 7o9
same wr 1ug ght-iron work, stand-pipes ana nre es-
canes for same same Sb9SU.
Same with A. Paltengh d Co.. contractors archf-
tects same marble wainscot ana steps Tor same
on same; S246 90
same with Vulcan Iron Works Contradictory
architects same, cast-ron work for same on
same: $5o9O
same wi b { ahiIl & Hall Elevator Company
(contractors architects same, passenger elevator
ram sidewalk elevator and hydraulic dummy
waiter for same same $3265.
Same with w. w. Montague d Co. (contractors)
arcbite is same, ceramic mosaic Il or tiles and
twenty-six wooden mantels and crates for same
same with Il. Williamson (contractor), archi-
tects steam-heating apparatus, etc, for
same same; S21O0
Phebe A. Hearst by Fred Clark, attorney
(uwn.r), with L. j. CampOmenosi d Co. Com
trac or-). architect A. G. Schwenfurth, mosaic
work of floors, halls and lavatories OF fiom first
to seventh stories and balcony, mazzAnine and
loggias floors for eight-storv and ba Sement
frame bui ding on line Of Market street, l41 IS
w of Annie, : 100 20, n so, 77:6 N43:314.
NE 69:11, h 56 :75S S4122
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Perry Denies That Customs Duties
We're Charged on Relief Food.

Perry Denies That Customs Duties
We're Charged on Relief Food.
A story from Duluth, Minn., to the eff
feet that letter had been received from
Captain L. Laverge of the whaleback
steamer Everett, that went to India with
a load of grain food for the famine suffer
ers, stating that the British India customs
officials had refused to-allow the cargo to
land without paying the regular customs
duties, has caused r. d. Perry, the San
Francis co secretary of the India famine
relief fund, to deny the statements.
In the first place the local secretary, pre-
vious to the shipping of the grain, had the
assurance of Lord Salisbury, through Con-
sul-General Warburton, that the cargo
would be admitted free of duty, and fur
ther that it would be distributed to such
poipts as the donors designated Mr..
Perry said that the trouble proba bly, came
about in this way. The captain of the Ev.
erect was no doubt charged the usual har.
Dor duties, such as wharfage, harbor-I1ght
fees, etc, which could no. have amour ted
to much more than $40 or $780, he said:
when we sent out the ship we allowed
the ship $4,000 for the voyage, and the
harbor dues were calculated In this
amount, which was indeed very large.
These dues are always charged 10 the ship
and not to the cargo. II the officials had
remitted these fees, as was done at Slnga-
pore, they would no doubt have gone into
the pockets of the captain and not been
returned to he United States Government,
which provided for the sending out of the
steamer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
1897, Charles s Palady, native LOT Illinois,

1897, Charles s. PaIady, a native Iof Illinois,
aged 40 years
POLLA-In Angels Camp CAL, November 3,
1887, Aurelio polIa, native Of switzerland,
aged 30 years.
RAY NER-ln this CT v, November 1897 Sarah
Jane wife of the late Chaplain Rayner OF the
United states Army. a native or tennessee,
aged 65 years
HBF Frien /, AMI acuuain.ancs, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral To NJ MORROW
tMonGay) at 1880 O'CLOCK NJ. from Grace M.
E. Church, corner Capp and Twenty hrst streets
Interment private
RIKER-In this city. November o. 1897. Harri-
son Hart Riker, native OF Montpelier. VT, aged
60 years
ROTH ENBERG-CharIes David Rothsnberg
Louis and Henry Roth enberg of Oakland and
Mendle Rothenberg of San Francisco aged II
years and months eeply mourned.
EB- Funeral at boston sunday, at 2:20 O'CLOCK
/
sANsoM-In Alameda, November 4. 1897, Mrs
Elizabeth SIN tn, beloved wife of William a
Sausom. fSydney 6. s. W. papers please
copv.l
aEFrfends AMI nccuaintancat -nspacs-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
Sunday, at l2:Ju o'clock p NJ, from her late
re:iaence 2IiO san Jose avenue lnterment
private. Cremation l. o. q. r. Cemetery, san
Francisco
SULLIvAN-In this city. Move mber 6, 1897
Catherine. relict OF the late Mortimer Sullivan,
a native of Ireland. aged 20 years
RB-The funeral will take place TOMORROW
(Monday) at ~ O'Clock A. NJ. from her late
residence, 1713 Golden cate avenue inter-
mens private. Mount Calvary Cemetery.
TRAECY-In Crockett, CAL, October 29, 1897,
infant son of ME- and Mrs. Thomas Tracey,
aged months.
WARD-Drowned in San Francisco Bay october
26. 1897, George w. son OF Mrs Caroline w.
Ward. aged % years.
ET-Interment Santa Cruz
WEo>ELS-In the City and County Hospital, No
vember 5. S97, Marie Vessels, native Of Ger
many, aged 2S years.
WESSELS-In the City and County Hospital, No
vember 3, 1897. Rudolph Vessels native OF
California aged years.
WHITAKER-In East an jose CAL, November
4, 1897 Mitchell Whitaker, a native Of North
Carolina. aged "a years and months.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
MARRIED.

BIEG-ALLGEYER-In this city, November l.
1897. by he Rev. J. III. Schroeder, Frank H.
hieg and Katherine r. Ailgeyer.
BONE-HECKEL-At the residence OF Mrs NJ
J. Heckel, Red uf October 30, 1897, by tte
Rev. T. II Gilbert. Charles E. Bone aud Mary
Hecke..
BROCKs-wARNER-I Fresno, November 3,
S97, by the Rev. S. Hoerncke, Gustav Brooks
OF Eggers colony and Martha Werner OF
Fresno.
CAMERON-BARNHA Santa Rosa. Oc.
tober 81, 1897 Fred g. Cameron and Minnie Lee
Barnhardt
Cha HAPMAN-MYERs-In OroviIe, October 81.
1897, by IL. c. Hills, Justice OF the Peace, Ed
ward Chapman and Mary K. Myers, both of Red
Bluff
DUNHAM-HUNTER White River, Novem-
Der g. 1897. by the Rev. Mr.. Dooley. ]. n. Dun
ham and Clara Hunter, both of White River.
HANKS-RICHARD- In this city, October IL,
1897, at the central Methods. Church, by the
Hanks and Emma Richards. both or SAn Fran
cisco.
HooPER-NoRTON-In this city. october 6.
1897, at the Central NJ. Z. Church, by the Re
Charles Edward Locke D. D., James f. Hooper
ana Mary C. norton both or San Francisco.
HA RDI -BLA, k At the residence os the
vember 3, 1897 by the Rev. +. S. Lawrence OF
San Sc, +. o. Hardin ami Irma Black
HAMILl lON-SWAGERTY-In Fresno, Novem-
Der 3, by the Rev. W. ii. Martin, George Hamil-
ton of sto kton and Belle Swagerty OF Fresno
HINE-FRANKLIN-In Oakland, November 8,
1897, by the hev Philip Graft, Char.es Henry
of Wood brid ,e.
OHNSON-MlLLER-At the Johnson ranch.
American Valley. Pumas County. Cal, October
u, 1897, by the Kew Fred +. WinsOr, Harry
Johnson and Lizzie Miller.
KAVANA NAUGH-MCH ALE-In Forest Hill, No
vember 8, 1897. Eo Kavanaugh and Anna Nc
Hale, both of Forest hill.
KEYS-HARWooD-In this city, November 1,
1873 by the Rev. Charles Edward Locke, ID. D.,
Peter Jason Keys and Rose c. Harwood, both of
san Francisco.
MICH -RODE-In this city, October 27
1891 by the Rev. Father Maxilian, Ferdinand
Nicholson and Christine Rode
MAYF1ELD- ONKEN-In Oroville, Novem Der
3, 1897. by the Hon. John G. Gray Westley
Nav field or Chico and Minnie S. Onken of Ynba
County
MoRGAN-8oDwELL- At the home Of the
bride, Lake vile, october 80, 1897, BY the Rev.
Ben Sargent, Ross Morgan Of Amador TO Char
lotte Bodwe.l of Lakevii.e.
NICHOLSON-DOUrRI this city, at Gen.
iral NJ. E. Church. October 2c, 1897. by the Rev.
Charles Edward ocKe, ID. ID George Mich olson
and Florence DoutricA. both OF San FrancscI.
NUNES-kN OS-In UrovilIe. November g. 1897,
by ii. C. Hills. Justice of the Peace. Frank T..
Nunes and Mary hnos both of Bangor.
EPrk-WEISMAN-1n Germantown, October
"a, 1897 Amiel Pieper and Sibyl Wesman.
PACkER-JONEs-I La Porte, Cal october
81, 1897, by the on. C. Z. Mclaughlin, Albert
NJ Packer and Clara e. Jones'
SwIGAkD-H UMPHREY-l Sacramento. Oc-
tober 27, 1897, Geoge NJ. Swigard to Josephine
Humphrey.
SIMMONS-SCHMIDT- Stockton, Novem ber
3 1897, by th- Rev. George Hays, Mark Sim
mons and Molle Schmidt, 10th OF stockton.
STEVENSON - KLEINSCHMIDT- - In Vaca-
vile, October n. 1S 7, Andrew NJ Stevenson
and Norma +. Klei midt
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
LATEST SHIPPING IGENCE.

Arrived.
SATURDAY, November g.
Stmr South Coast, Zaddart, ~ hours from
Eureka: 2oo Nj shingles and lilo NJ it lumber. TO
j Hanify.
Schr Mary Eta, NJ man. 20 hours from Bowens
Landing; o40O posts, to Bender Bros
domestic Ports.
FORT BRAGG-SaiIed Nov 6-Schr Barbara
Hernster, for san Francisco.
PORT Observation-Disclosures Nov 6-Shfp In
vinctble. hence Oct %
Sailed Nov 6-Schr w Bartlett for San Pedro.
movements of Tran.- Atlantic Steamers.
.HAVRE-Salej Nov 6-Stmr La Gascogne, for
New York.
sOUTHAMPToN-sailed Nov 6-stmr st Paul,
for New York.
NEW oRK-Arrived Nov 6-5tmr Massachu-
setts, from Lon on.
Sailed-Stmr N OBJ lie, for London stmr Aller,
for Bremen: stmr La TouraIne, Havre: stmr
Augusta Victoria, tor Naples; stmr Furnessa, for
glasgow; stmr Southwark. for Antwerp; stmr
Etrnrla for Liverpool: stmr Scia, oc stettn:
stmr Persia, for Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL-Arrived Nov 6-Stmr Lucana,
for New York.
LONDoN-Arrived Nov e-s:mr Kensington,
for Philadelphia.
AMSTERDAM-Sailed Nov 6-Ssmr Amster-
dam, for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

TBir h. marriage and death notices sent bv mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed In at
with the name and residenceOi pers ons authorized
to have the same published.
BORN.
ALLEN-In Rocklin October %, 1897, to the
wife of George ". Allen. son.
BLACKMAk-In San Jose, november 8. 1897, to
the wife of +. w. Blackmar, daugh ghter
CANARIS-In this city, Novem ber 5, 1897, to the
wife OF Henry =. CanIrts
CoOk-ln East Oakland. october 81. 1897 to the
wife OF Leander Cook, q son.
DEWAR-In this city. October 26, 1897, to the
wife of R. Ii. Dewar, son.
DAMNER-In this city, November 8. 1897, to the
wife OF Samuel Da inner, son.
DUNCAN-In East Oakland, october so. 1897.
to the wife OF James NJ. Duncan, daughter.
DUNN-In Rocklin. October 2S 1897, to the wife
OF e. Dunn, daughter.
FLANNAGAN-in Margarite, Merced County,
October 20. 1897, to The wife of John Flannas an,
daughter.
GIBBINS-Ia Long Valley, Lassen County, Cal,
October "a 1897, TO the wife Of w. B. GiDbins, a
daughter.
G. IBSON-October "a 1897, TO the wife OF r. H.
Gibson a son.
GRANT-In this city. November 4. 1897, to the
wife OF Fred H Grant, daughter.
HOERTZ-October 80. 1897 to the wife OF Henry
j. Hoertz, daughter.
KELLEY-In Antioch, october rs, 1897. to the
wife of w. j. Kelley, son.
MCCOY-In Yankee Jims, October 26, 1897 to
MEIER-Near Meridian october 81. 1897 to the
wife Of FREQ Meier daughter.
MANNING-In this city, at the Potrero, Novem-
Der 2, 1897. to the wife of p. Manning, daugh-
REGAN-In this CITY Octobsr %. 1897 to the
wife of L. B. Regan. q daughter.
STRICKLAND-1n Quincy October 29, 1897, to
the wife Of Charles r. strickland, daughter
STINCHFIELD-In Antioch, October 90 1897.
TO the wife OF K. III. Stinchteld, son.
SCOTT-In San Jose. November 4, 1897, to the
wife of w. Scott son.
SUMMY-Near Meridian October 2S, 1897, to the
wife of VIII SUNNY. daughter.
SHADkICK-Near Meridian, october 29 1897, to
the wife of Larkin Shaurick, son.
SEELEY-In this city, Novem Der 8. 1897, to the
wife OF Joseph Seeley. son.
TAYLOR-In this city, November l, 1897. to the
wife OF Harry Taylor, a dau. i5er.
UNSWORT H-In this cis7. November g. 1897
10 the wife OF g. g. Unsworth. a son.
WHITE-ln Auburn, October 26 1897. to the
wife of ]. X. White, a son.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
AFTER THE OOAL-DEALERS.
An Attempt Being Made to Break Up
the Association.

While it is a well-known fact that the
coal-dealers of this city are strongly or
ganized for mu tuai protection, an attempt
is about to me made to prove this organ
ization an illegal one and to prosecute the
members.
The papers in the case have already
been made out by Messrs. Knight & Leam-
ing, and will be filed in the Attorney
Generals office. The papers allege that
the Coal-dealers' Association of California
conflicts with the laws of the United
States. inasmuch as it is formed to keep
up the price OF coal by limiting the sup
ply and selling only to certain parties,
who must be mem bers of the associat on.
The price of coal charged to mem bers OF
the association is So per ton, and they are
pledged TO sell at an increase of not less
than 81, or at $40 per ton. Those who are
not me m bers OF the association must pay
the full $40 per ton. This system effectu-
ally crowds out small dealers who are not
members of the association and cannot
afford TO pay the $500 mem bership foe.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
MARRIAGE LICENS ES.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued nv the County Clerks office:
John Lippla and Char otte Koehler, 36-3S
William Riess and Stephanla Frey, 3l-27.
Z. b. Harris and Susie E. Piyier 23-20.
r. y. Durga and Eva +. Ellsworth, 3S-26.
George E. Street and Lulu A. Kreg, 28-24
H. +. Schaefer and Jennie Mahonev, lis.
Amos e. Come and Ii Smnles, 21-21.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
IGNORANCE OR MALICE.

100 Hawaiian Commercial "a so
5000 Market-st BY Con 5Z Bonds, b 3. III 90
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

terday than at the close of the preceding WeeK, as
will he seen bv the apI ended list of luc: uatons
The seq. Belcher assessment falls delinquent In
board to-mOrrow x,,.
declared a dividend of per cent, payaDie I'M me
dia ely. ,. =, No
ven, her amount to S53, 500, of which California
mines want $55OO Alaska mines $40 600, Britisn
Columbia mines $4,000 and Nevada mines
sos, 500.
Following Are the Highest Prices Dur
ing the Past Week.