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BUTTE, Mont Aug. 17.-Four favorite,
out of seven landed first money to-day.

The Miners stakes, value $1,000, for 2:12
PAGERS, three in tive-Argoreat won, Lena
second, Strathmont third. Best time, 2:1115
Pacing, 2:19 class, two in three, purse
$5OO-Molly Nurse won, Alto second Genoa
Walter third. Best time. 2:1412.
Four furongs, selling, purse $25O-High-
land Bali won, Bell de Mutt second, Tippet
third. Time ;4834.
Five and hall iurlongs. selling, purse $500,
Cavallo won. DR.. McAllister second, Pat Nor
rissey thind. Time, 1:IOL
One mile, selling, purse $3.50, Fortunate
won. Benham second, Gussie third. Time,
1:44A.
Five and half furlongs, selling, purse $500,
Sallie Goodwin won, Tiger Cat second, Ana
helm third. Time, 1:1115.
-Four furlongs, purse $3.50, Sinner won, DIFF
second Dixie Land thru. Time, :4911.
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Six fur,ongs. selling
Nick Carter "a (Hall). IL to .........l
*h or ,eshoe Tobacco 81 (Gimore), Sto6.
Montgomery SO e ombs). 2 to O1................3 8
lime. 1:l4A cavalry "a, Bridget 81, Nicholas
90 and Jane l02 also *ravorite.
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2:l51A-2: :17-2:lhlA.
class, pace, purse s4oo, three in five

McParttand Puts Tsco Out.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 17.-Kid Nc
Partland had to whip two men Monday to
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Five furlongs, selling, two-year-olds-
*Lucky star lO6 (Foutou), Z to ob...............l
Bon Marche 103 (Giimore) to ol.................2 2
Barriso los tGarner), TO l. 3
lime so. Celia 81. Montezano "a. Kings
Guard 81, Valid 81. Sue sue 1Ol, Lottie Burns
lOl Denial 10i, ON Lilly 1U4, Katie Rutherford
105 Bonnie lone 105 and Onlnoor Ill also ran
#EaYurIle.
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Eieven-sixteenths Of mile, selling, two-year


ala Ventura 103 (Bea 1champ), to ............2
Crockett 104 (Thorpe), 6 to Observation-Disclosures
Time, 1:l0L2. 1orii 102 also ran. <Favorite.
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Five furong3 maiden two-year-olds-
*Bendoran liz (Faral), even n....................1
Spencer 1l2 (W. Martin), TO 5................-2
Ferd Owen ll2 (lrvng), 10 to l. :...
Time, :04. Coreili 1l6, Arbitrator 112 aud
Lindlay Murray lit also ran. *Favorite.
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One mile selling

One mile selling
Gold Band 81 (HaID 10 to 49, ................l !
Mamie rs sister 81 (Combs), to 1...........2 =
Earl Cochran lO5 tGreen), Is to 1...............3
Time, 1:4SA Uncle Iat 81, Reuben Kowett
81, Stockholm 81, Neutral SO. Senator Morrill,
lO4. Doctor Huger l07 and *Tranby Ill aso ran.
xFayorte.
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Six furiongs, maiden two-y ear olds, selling
Ba bee JOS (Iinkey), 8 20 1....................1 l
Leonag 1CO (Peterman), TO l...................2 2
*Farondella 10H (Foucon) to o5................3 8
Time. 1:l7. Tlllie May 95, W Id Het 95, Prince
Bismarck 100, Glenora Lee 100, Kingzelo 100
Free silver III 100. heidorn l05 and Loughmack
10S also sFavorite.
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Sly furioncs selling:

&Reel los (Stevens), even. L
II i'll Billy 81 tFrost) 10 to o1....................2
Della So g. MUIR hy), to 3
Time, III DaveZac 99 Lady Napton 100
Lassi. Jean 100. Mary Barnes 1O4, Groganette
100, Holy 4 error SO, Legion 1U9 and Frank Daily
110 also EFavOrite.
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Kenner stakes one and a half mfleI-
Don de Gro 3 (W. MARTINI TO o..
Scottish Cheftain l26 (Tarat), 6 to 5..,......2 2
Little Buck 112 (>utt). 10 to
Time, 2:45. Three starters.
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riongs, maiden two-y ear-olds, selling

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 17.-Of five events
run off at the Fair Grounds favorites cap.
Iured but two. The track was last.
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TEN WARS OF SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE
L at 737 Market street, San Francisco has
stamped him the leading specialist of the
Pacific Coast In the treatment of all Chronic
Nervous and Special Diseases Of both men and
women. Entire or partial loss of manly power
and vigor in young, midale-aced or old men posi-
lively restored Weakening drains which sap the
vitality. destroy the HEALTH cause paralysis, In
sanity and premature death quickly and perma-
gently stopped Private diseases of every name
and nature cured
Write If you live away from the city. Book
GUIDE to n eath," a treatise all the organs
and their diseases free application. Core
spondence strictly con n1ideutial. Address F. [.
SWEANY, 737 Market street, San Francisco. Cal
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One mile, handicap
Lord ZennI 130 (Hennessy), to 1.............l
terfler 44c (Iaral) even
Sraw Lad 1T (W. Martin), 10 5. 5................
lime, AS. Three starters
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The Colt Adds LuSter to
His Already Bright
Record.
Captures the Rising Genera
ton Event at Brighton
Track.
Kenner Stake Taken by Don de Orc
at Saratoga-SallIe Cliquot
Wins at 20 to /.

BRIGHTON BEACH. N. Y, Aug. IT,
Generation stake, which proved a mere
gallop for the crack Hamburg, piloted by
Willie Sims. In the third event Green
Morris sprung a surprise with Sallie
Clicquot, which mare downed Belmar and
Tom Cromwell at odds of 20 to l. Two
favorites only won over lightning fast
track.
Six furongs selling
Tremargo l13 (Hamilton). to o2.................1 l
Lambent 1O9 DEAN, ~ 10 1.....................2
Pearl Song 100 (Wapsbire), 80 to ol..............3
IA IRe 4 a Iy1e @ Knk Msne
100. Jeanet II LOG and Minnie Alphonse "a also
*Favorite.
Six iurongs, selling, two-year-olds-
*MIss Tenny 1O1 III. Martini, A to 5..............1
WarIenion 1O4 (F Forbes) 8 TO 1..................2
lime lime. "a :of1a ~ kedrica sS Abundant io4, St.
Ives 1U4 and Eileen 50 aso ran. *Favorite.
salie eli, quot 100 III Martin), 20 to l. .....1
y ON Crom well ~ t>ims), even.................3
Time, :4O1a Paul kauvar lo9 aud Brandy-
wine 1O5 also ran. "Favorite.
Rising Generation stake, six furlongs-
FHamburg 127 (Sims), to 6.....................1 i
Central Trust l22 (sherrer) TO 1...............2 l.
Julius Caesar ITO (Penn), Is to 1,..............3
Time, 1:l5. Bounding BrOOk lI5 BllsSful lUI
and Bl arneyston 22 also ran. *tavorite.
one mile and a quarter, selling
Manassas SS (Clawson) to o1.....................1
*Damien 113 (SIoan) l TO 2. 2.....................2
w 1lO (Perkinsl, TO l. l........... .:::3
Time. 2.071a. Timour SO also ran. *Favorite.
One and sixteenth miles, selling
Rey del TERRA 100 Clawson), 4 to 1.............1
a5lesaue eia ~ 1sIpspS apepShs} o. 10
lime, I:47A Formal lis. Matsian ios and
Parmesan lUo also ran *fqual choices
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. II. = There
were but three starters in the Kenner
stake. Don de Oro, with Willie Martin in
the saddle, made the running and won
easily from Marcus Daly's Scottish Chief
tain. The track was heavy and three
choices met defeat.
~Eastern Ray 1O7 (HewitD, 10 2..........z
@e hoesF1 Tapeo Po sip G frederic o7
Fair Rebel ] o. and Nil Desperandum lU5 also
ran. *Favorite.
One mile handicap
Lord ZennI $50 (Hennessy), 8 to 1...............1
Sraw Lad III (W. Martn), z TO to5..............-3
lime, LAS. Three starters
Five furongs maiden two-year-olds-
sBendoran IL CTaral), even ................1
Spencer Sue @ lI2 W {w; iMartin), 70 5........2S
Time, :04. CoreIii ll5, Arbitrator ii2 and
Lindlay Murray lit also ran. sFavorite.
Kenner stakes, one and n half mileB-
Don de Gro IS (W. Martin). TO g..
Scottish Chieftan l26 (Tara), to 5.........-.2 2
Little Buck 112 (\utt), 10 to .........3 8
Time, 245. Three starters
Eieven-sixteenths OF mile selling, two year
dds
Aurum 10l (Hewiit), 10 to 1.....................1
*La Ventura 103 (Bea lchamp), to ............2 2
Crockett 104 (Thorpe) to oo....................3 8
Time, 1:101z I Orii 1O2 also ran. <FayOrite.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 17.-Of five events
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SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. II. = There
were but three starters in the Kenner
stake. Don de Oro, with Willie Martin in
the saddle, made the running and won
| easily from Marcus Daly's Scottish Chief
tain. The track was heavy and three
choices met defeat.
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Courtship II ITO (Clayton), to l..............1 l.
EEasteru Ray 1O7 (Hewitt). l TO 2...............Z
La Fontera los (Beauchamp), 5 to l.............3 8
Time. 1:1754. TapeIo ITO, Sir Frederic lot.
Fair Rebel % and Nil Desperandum lU5 also
ran rFavorite
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PERSONAL

A. j. Larsen of Lodi came here yesterday.
Mrs. L. Robinson of Auburn is at the Lick.
Dr. Elmer Z. Stone OF Marysville is N the
city.
E Jacobs, the visalia capitalist, is at the oc-
cldental.
W. c. Swain, contractor of Marysville, is at
the Grand.
Attorney W. H. Hatton of Modesto is al the
Lick House.
George L. Hoxie, Fres no survey or. is at the
Lick House.
E W. Hale, of Hale Bros, arrived from Sac
ramento last night.
Emil Dnkelspiel, q newspaper man of
suisun, is at the Grand.
Horace L. Smith, prominent attorney of
hahtord, is a the Grand.
DR.. Gilstrap. recently from Tulare, has apart
menls at the Cosmopolitan.
Fred Erickson, the railroad contractor, came
oown from Sonora last night
>. Z. Ruddock, director OF the insane asylum
at oklah' was in town yesterday.
Louis Arguello, capitalist from San Jose,
registered at the Palace yesterday.
L. II. Chittenden, a large orchard owner OF
AAoh'ofo' was In the city yesterday.
1enevra Johnstone-B Bishop, the wellknown
vocalist. OF Chicago, is at the Palace.
Hcy l. blrO arrived mere yesterday
from Merced and is at the Grand Hotel.
l. b. Dillon, owner of the Colum bia mine in
Amaoor County, arrived here yesterday.
J. h Ormsby, a Chicago fruit-packer, arrived
mere yesterday and registered at the Palace
DR.. ana Mrs. Thomas Flint of San Juan
arrived here yesterday and are at the Grand.
w. A. Pnkerton of Chicago, the founder of
Plnkerton's detective agencies, is at the Bald.
win,
Lieutenant P. T. Lansdale of the United
states steamer Alert is staying at the Cali.
fOrnia.
ID. Wittenberg, manager of the Portland
Biscuit and Cracker Company, arrived here
yesterday.
g. McCrsney and F. Crawford of Portland
of'' are among the recent arrivals at the Cos
mopolitan.
ROAD Master Shumas of Paso Robles accom-
panied o. his wife, are stopping at the Cos
mopolitan.
Iohn Gallagher and Frank Mclaughlin of
oan Aroo, Tor many years in the employ OF the
southern Pacific Company, are guests at the
Cosmopolitan.
J. T. Davenport, district passenger agent OF
the Toledo, St Louis and Kansas City Rail-
roadr arrived here yesterday from St. Lo uis on
business connected with his road.
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the first popular Sunday concert at the Metro
politan, with Seidl as conductor, was splen-
did success. Raoul Pugno, who is in America
for the first time, played exQuisitely, with a
touch marve .ously clear. liquid and deli
cate that he certainly surpassed Paderewski.
Ysaye played with all his old passion and was
rap:urously received; Pol Piancon sang de-
lightfully. and the Seidl orchestra was great.
The only draw back poor Miss Van Cort-
land, the mezZo soprano vocalist. She "boo-
hood" on her notes. and the audience which
very critical on, laughed in her face.
The papers next morning said: "The only
weak spot of the evenings entertainment was
the failure OF Miss Van Cortland, through
nervousness. 1t was shameful that the house
should behave in the disgraceful manner that
it did. Men led the laughter that greeted the
singers mishap."
Patti has an album of autographs, some of
which are OF great value. Among them are
the following: "My dearAdeIine, nothing is
easier for me than 10 put a thought in your
album; thought which goes through my
head, to cherish you adorable creature,
10 admire your ravishing talent, TO be always
your friend.-Paris, February 16, 1864 G.
Rossini." ITO his ravishtng Dinorah the
grateful author presents his homage and the
expression of his admifatIon.-Paris, April 8,
1864. Meyerbeer." "Oportet patti Latinists
translate This adage by: 1t is necessary to
suffer The monks by: Bring the pie. The
friends OF music by: Patti is necessary to US.
II. BerliOz"
The Berliner signale publishes an announce
ment OF an antiphone, an Invention intended,
as its name indicates, to prevent the function
of the auditory sense-agaihst neighbOring
musicians too disagreeably loud The anti
phone, invented by q man named PIessner,
is for sale by the optician Schiller, Luisen-
rIi n is of two ittl IA
balls of gutta-percha, which by the help of a
spring can be applied against the opening of
the
Sonzogno recently offered to conduct al his
own expense the ballet school at La Scala,
Milan, which would otherwise have been
closed, as the theater will be until there is
some legal settlement of the dispute between
the stockholders and the municipality OF
Milan. SonZogno has written that, rather
than see an art, in which his land has always
been illustrlous, decline for the lack of the
support OF q few people, he viii look after the
Scala School himself
At the isle of Inec, where Ambrose Thomas
proprietor of the small domain, often went
for vacation, they have solemnly inaugu-
rated commemorative chapel in honor of
the composer. 1t has been erected in the
midst of the rocks, in a favor1te spot of the
author of "Mlgnon." The altar which has
been esta blished there dates from the twelfth
century, and has been taken from the ancient
ch urch of Saint-Yves. Many Breton sailors
and fishermen assisted at the inaugural cere-
mony.
There has just been patented at Berlin a
"transposer for the VIOLIN" The invention
appears to be easily adaptable, and permits of
executing music one or several tones or semi
tones higher or lower, without having re-
course to that always perilous operation OF
transpOsitiOn.
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FLASHES OF FUN.

"Is there no balm in Gilead2" cried the
preacher.
The druggist in the front pew moved un-
easily and rubbed his eyes
'All out of it at present" he murmured,
gently; "but can give you something just as
good.'
Afterward he slept more peacefuuy.-Puck.
"I wonder who ever thought of making a
cake knife with scalloped edge like that?'
remarked Mrs. Newwed, holding up her late
purchase for her husband TO see.
alt was one of those accidental tnven tions,"
replied Mr.. Newwed, meanly. 1.-The fellow
who made it used ordinary knife to cut
some OF his wife's first pound cake. When he
got through it looked like that."-Cincinnati
Commercial-Tribune.
father recently w1ote to Oxford Uni
versity: What are your terms for year?
And does it cost anything extra if my son
wants to learn to read and write, as well as to
row a boat?"-Tit- Bits.
"My wife and have our little quarrels once
in WHILE" said the man who lives. with
others, in the Pasteboard Flats, "but they are
all over in a few minutes"
81 presume you mean all over the house?''
said the other man, who had had some ex-
perlence In nat tlife.-Indianapons Journal.
Little Billy-Pop whatu git on Christmas
His Pop-Nothin'. if yer good-The Yellow
Book.
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ROARING FUN.

E most supendous joke that has been peperated upon
this city for long time is the assumption OF the Mission
Street yellow journal that the public will accept the affidavit
OF one of its hrengs Seattle the of
the wife of Captain Frank Tute of the Bear
Mrs futile exposed the falsifed telegram of the yellow
sheet in order to protect the honor of her husband who
absent and cannot defen himself For that taking
Germ to pit the affidavit of the who evidently
mtted the oense agains this adys unsupported word
aughable in the extreme. Under the circumstances one
would believe him he upon stack of Bibles high
as the new Claus Spreckes building. The yellow journal
must have intended that affidavit for circulation among
inmates of the Stockton Asylum for the Insane.
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ANENT FOREIGN MIGRATION.
w ashington Post.


az am strongly convinced that Congress
should act very speedily on the immigra ton
question:" said Repre- sentative W. A. stone of
Pennsy Ivania.
pennsylvania is to-day suffering from a
horde OF alien laborers who have poured into
our mining and oil regions and have nearly
driven native Americans out, because the lat
ter can't compete with the pauperIzed fok,
eiga element 1t is a shame and disgrace-tR
outrage that Congress should not allow
continue.
These fellows from abroad have standard
OF living but little, ii any, superior to the Chi
nese, and their presence is awakening the
same discomfort and Indignation that the pres
erce OF the Asiatics evoked on the Pacific
Coast.
''If they are not speedily forbidden landing
on our soil there viii be 10 chance for our own
people who are engaged n the sort OF employ
ment that have named to make q bare sub
sis stenee. hope 10 see an act passed that will.
exclude them, at least for a period of te ~
wears"
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

Inc Society OF the Alumni and Pupils of the
National Conservatory of America held its first
meeting at East Seventeenth street, NewYork,
recently with Wiliord Waters in the chair
Inc OBJECT OF the meeting was to appoint q
president, and Oscar Saenger proposed the
name OF Lillian BIauvelt. who was elected by
general acclamatiou. Miss Biauyelt is an old
pupil u the conservatory and was much graft
fed by the compliment paid her. This lady,
who is native of boston, has been before the
public for some time and is considered one OF
the greatest of our native singers. At the
great Maine music feS tival in October she was
considered the great success; nothing like the
mad enthusiasm with which she was gree ted
had ever been evoked in Maine before She
was recalled again and again, cheered to the
echo by audience and chorus. and the CHI orus
waved their handkerchiefs so vigorously they
seemed like dense cloud of snowfakes.
Nine. Blauvelt has always been considered
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LONDON STILL GROWING.
London y ews.


Some striking figures which have Just been
puollshed seem 10 indicate that the wonder
1ul growth OF the vast proyin ce of onses tha I
We call London is going on as vigoro usly as
ever A return just published states that the
number OF houses built in London in the
Twelve months ending August last vas no less
than 1851 This is, of course, in the Greater
Lonoon OF the Registrar-Genera The Lon
uon OF the school board contained in 1891 the
vast aggregate of 557. .134 inhabited houses.
"hlcn was more than one-tenth of all the
dwellings, in England and Wales Birming-
ma m had 95. 624; Liverpool, 81 Asa, and Man
chesIer, loO,249. But in the Greater London
VI the Registrar-GeneraPs weekly return the
number of inhabited houses was 767 .679 or
nearly one-sixth OF the houses Ia England
and Wales
anss next 10 that IN the Thames Valley is that
on the lrwell, where the twin towns of MAN.
cnesier and Stafford had between tn EN- 139 Al 2
innapiIeo honses. But London at the present
ia.s oI growth is adding more to its streets
enu M squares In ten years than the whole of
Ganenester and Stafford put together. Yet
eNen the present gigantic growth is not quite
.tuat 10 mat which took place in each of the
zen years ending with the last census. 1t
10 20 exceedingly difficult to realize what this
Increase represents All around the metr O.
Polltan area the builders are incessanuy at
WoFk, and by whatever route one leaves it.
,nnether by road. rail or river, everyw here the
Ions ZINES OF new streets encroach upon the
IheauoWs, ana there is new town in the
MAKING. There really is new town, for each
year LONDON adds an Inswlch, NOrthamp-
ton, . 'uthnmpton or Reading to its already
gigantic size. Neither of these towns, large,
aSS1nIe' enterprising as they are, contained in
1891 SO many houses as are added to London
eNery year They are all growing with great
iAplolty, and probably each of them now con-
Va .a4ns nearly es many houses as London adds
te llself yearly. II is impossible not TO look
forward with interest, hot unmingled with
ahAlety, as 10 the future growth OF this vast
center OF the British empire.
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HOW FATHER CARVE THE DUCK.

we all look on wi h anxious eyes
W hen father carves he dnck
And IL other almost always sighs
hen father Iarves The duck.
lhen AL Of US prepare t. rise
And hold our bibs before our eyes
ANA b. prepared fer some surprise
Nhen father carve5 the duck.
He braces up and grabs a fork
Nhene er he caves gu, k
And won't allow a soul 10 talk
Untl he carves the duck
The fork Is labbed into the sides
across the breast The knife be slides
W nile ev ~ careful erson hides
Prom greasy chips of duck
Ihe platter's ALWAYS sure to sin,
When father carves the duck
And 1t makes all the dishes skip
Potatoes A. amuct.
The SQUASH and cabbage leap In space,
Some one gets gravy IN The face,
And ia her mute rs HIndoo grace,
Whene'er he carves a duck
We have all learned to walk around
The dtning-Toom, and pluck
From OF The window ST Is and walls
our share Of fathers duck,
hll' ia, her grow :. q ID Llows. and Jaws
And sNears the knife 10 full of flaws
A nd mother !e rs al him because
He cannot carve duck
A. 4. - in Atlanta Journal
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EVILS OF SELF-SLANDER.

THE great misfortune Of San Francisco the pres
ence among its population of few who constantly
seek to further their personal business by
Hbeing sandering their rivals and CITY,
origin spirit or to determine upon
principle it Is based We only moving force
only of commercial life but political and social
intercourse.
1t every portant occasion and is al
irresponsible moment business enterprise is
launched the moment capable of leading
the moment individual is advanced public life the
moment anybody attempts the community n any
way that moment the campaign of mud throwing begins.
The recent assault Attorney General McKenna who
the OF being appointed Justice of the United
Supreme Court only of long line specacles
The opposition Judge McKenna from fear
that he incapable performing the duties
voIve upon him member OF Federal Supreme Court
but is founded hesitate AFFIRM upon personal
and professional malice.
We believe protest against appoint
began Oregon 1t earmarks of San Francisco
production 1t at least here;
frivolous and for that infamous scarcely
have originated anywhere else.
Nor does appear who persistently
malgn public whether their envy and
malice result in damaging the city oppor-
uniy presents they do scrupe
attempt to destroy trade For the purpose marketing
their own granite not long few
SANDER that the Inyo quarries incapable sup
Tyng sufficient marble for the construction of
office. Within few days the Alaskan Trade Committee body
appointed Tor The purpose of securing the business for
chants of this outng expeditions has been
grossly slandered by an anonymous lib.ler.
The fact that this latter
The CALL is mmaeria The point committee
to wreak jealous
result instead OF the business
organized its members have been compelled engage
exciting search for their in
dgnaton they have offered his apprehen.
1t is not difficult however designate source from
which of hs spirit envy proceeds Un-
doubtedy portion of the responsible
1t has long been the policy dseputable
create the impression with
political thieves and punderers govern
ments-Stae and county-are corrupt and debased
By repeating the small talk of persons and
pursuing and publishing originate
and envy, these spirit
reckIessness which ilselt all
ders, public well private.
Tnls sentiment has thrived upon Thus
Caiior mans have become their
pickering and taulthndng for their ISLANDERS personal
quarres and for the unanmity against
one of their number above the
But the Alaskan Trade Committee much
time In searching for the lbeer in
terrupted s labors There is but
false circular against THE CALL could procee
is but one institution in Francisco habuay
n similar libes
There but bird evil which constantly
the cy-a menace to the public interest blot upon the
common intelligence and harDnger OF the
commercial eclipse which inevitably
Iargement of its sphere of deviment Shall designate
more definitely the who this
latest blow San FranciscoP