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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-28
OPPOSED THE REPORT.

Mr.. Gibbons bitterly opposed the re-
port, not on the grounds of the one
session, but because the opening hour
of $50 o'clock was too early for pupils
from distant parts of the city, and be-
cause insufficient time was allowed for
lunch. superintendent Howell was fin
ally summoned, as it was stated that
the recommendations of the report
were based on his approval. The sup
erintendent remarked that his approv-
al was only suggested by the wish of
the faculty and three-fourths of the
high school pupils, which was made
known to the committee itself during
its recent visit to the school for the
purpose Of ascertaining the wishes of
teachers and scholars.
A motion to table the report until
the next meeting had already been
lost by a vote of to Is, Messrs. Davis,
Carson, Shafer and Gibbons voting af-
firmatively, and Messrs. Langstaff and
Wormser being absent. The report was
finally adopted by a viva voce vote.
There was more trouble when Mr..
Casey, as chairman of the text book
committee, moved the adoption by the
board of Werner's mental arithmetic.
Mr. Welsh stated the committee had
been unable to agree on a selection and
the seven members had referred the
matter to as many teachers, one teach
er having been selected by each MEM
ber Committee of teachers had been
directed to return their decision, seal
ed, to the secretary. The verdict had
been received, Mr.. Welsh said, and he
asked Mr.. Casey to read 1t.
Mr.. Casey held to the view of the
members piece of paper on which had
been written the word Hull" There
were no signatures or other writing.
Mr. Welsh remarked that the paper
was verdict in favor of "HulPs Ment-
al Arithmetic" and moved it's adop-
tion as text book. This was opposed
by Mr.. Casey, Mr.. Gibbons and others
on the ground that no names were
signed to the verdict.
An effort was made to have the
matter referred to committee or to
adopt the Werner work, Messrs. O'Mal-
ley Casey, Conrad, Gibbons, Walsh,
Langan and Notz voting to refer and
the first four finally voting against the
adoption of the Hull book.
MR.. WELSH OBJECTED.
Mr.. Welsh arose to a point of order
and asked for the opinion of the board
on Mr.. Casey's right to order 500 Web
ster academic dictionaries at s1.25 each
in his capacity as chairman Of the text
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-28

Great as were the attrac-
tions before, the ones we shall
provide for this, the last week
of our great sale, will put our
previous efforts in the shade.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-28
one WEEK MORE

So that everybody may get
the benefit of the great reduc-
tions, and once more we offer
our whole stock at bargain
prices, that should be taken
into consideration by every
judge of good values.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18

t1cc< 4 u. s.e y q ls- : ssec< 2, ls-s : .
= o-1zk q. lo-s Q : J. = g 5 oe1 y lots
. 2 axe - lsEosS. fssi h@rsoiI, y = I'd J.
= OK r. lsss - ~, z - - ElDc- .C1s - Z
tux q. q z ts= Dsl-T Trscl BrDoEya ToEa-
solo. so
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Cg1 ~ % o. ito~ q 49,. s.s-n stFe>, -es
- q El-k5Sr1 - 81 - = 10 oe!ag -. - Cs1-
LeF sLE-st Esmrszsse 8o.s- Czklsa1s SO
= q "a FEsbs zr1eF f1g COZ r1iEslo-sF3 =
Hzrza zsTzzs- ~ o. - llae - - sznoli 2 srr
III 3 : - Flf-h- 8 y ~ 1z5>Z c@i-z q. -.
D. cx s7s Erixzs T. = Hzp z fzEizzc sSz5
4. sac Y -. farm - 81 cazrE1z-, d o. =
ro'aero - szs;-F 2 Esrty-i.r- ss-ssis = . . +.
D. -SD, ri < loE % DlCcs s-D-lT-s O MI
sssr 2 s1Ev-tosrth AID ys-csz s--=-E propS-Ey,
CskIs1d 80
kO-sE. z1e Esrizn T1rri b1lI % Hey 4 Pet
-, o u r 4sE- = ~ 11O1 sEr-e- - q
y AR g.oz- : - ~ r = 14ccx rs Levy TrScs.
SrDozly1 ICE1sriD- e-U
Ds-os zs1 1SFFisi s. P-z.s % e5sCrze z. Szsc-
o- o me u = --sr zTs-zs, q = q La STREE
y = . D. + =. oS-z r. . . q so 8 = Z
: 20 9s l-t jS. fr s1h1lvlsg1 ~ vac Terminal
T-sc. Brr.s ~ Tg1as1 2 Il.
Cz lz11 Lyzn al I-TSs-n1zIt Company %
Nay r. EcEoy. q 10, tlock z Daley Irzc-
BrDoslgo TeN1sasD s1o
ArEaEr y Carrier - Es7ry 4. PlslL1er, los o.
= 4-Ds Il Chicsgo sTsu1=. 81 y O Prospsc-
Rtr-~t. = IL ~ n Z. 20 ~ 4a-s 70 = sI1 =
P-oep.cy LICK 2, Hi TFzct. Brooslya Tornah.p;
E-D
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
DEFRAUDIEG AN INNKEBPRR,

Mrs. X. Levine Ariested and Released
on her own Eecognizance.
Mrs. Z. Levine was taken TO The Citv
Prison yesterday with baby in her arm
an booked on charge Of deirauding an
innkeeper.
The complaining witness is j. w. smed-
ley, keeper Of boarding-house at G65
Broderlck street. He alleges that Mr.
Levine and her husband, who Is a COM
mercial traveller, boarded IN his house and
owe him $l31. AS be could not obtain
payment, he took posse sion Of their
trunks and locked them up. Mrs. Levine
got locksmith and. unknown TO Smec-
ley, got away with the trunks.
Mrs. Levine says that her husband has
been out Of work for two or three months
and they had no money to pay Smedey,
bat she was willing to pay him so IN uch
reT month as soon as sne was in posi-
non 10 do so. Besides the ba bv IN her
arm she had three other young ch ildren
10 support.
Judge Cam bell, after hearing her story.
reIeaBed her on her own reco enhance.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
CLOSING LXERCISEs,

Young Ladies' of the loweiI-Street Nor
NAL school Entertain Friends.
The young aides of the Normal School
class On Powell street. between Clay and
Sacramento, closed The fall term yester-
day afternoon with a most delightful
programme of exercises There are l25
mem bcrs OF the class, and the exercises
were arranged without The assistance or
even the knowledge of the principal and
teachers; and it was not until the invited
guests began 10 arrive that they had an
inklinP Of what was on the tapis. Presi-
dent Darlington and Director Waller OF
the Board of Education responded to.an
invitation TO lie present. and bo h gentle
men, IN response to the demands of the
class. made addresses tnat were loudly ap-
plsuded.
One Of the most enjoyable features of
the entertainment was the singing OF
Noel" by Miss + tell Carpenter, teacher
Of vocal music al the Normal School. Her
voice showed remarkable purity and
range, and both members Of The board
congratulated the school on having Miss
Carpenter for an instructor. Miss Fowler
he principal, and Mrs. Fitzgerald, the
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
Election Board Had a Merry
Time at It's Latest
Session.
Auditor Broderick Attackg the
Mayor on Several
Points.
Tax Collector Blocks Resolution Be.
la::ng 70 Party RspressDtation
Defeated.

TIE Board q Election Com n issioneE.
held one o. tno-e acrimonious session. for
which il is becoming noted yesterday
While Discussing the resolution recently
otfeted Dy Cor z i.s oaer box. proTi5Iug
nat 10 political party u allowed more
lhan tgo election offer On precinct
board.
PTey-o1z - ne bringing up Of this ques-
ton Tie bard is:eaed 70 the op.A.oaa
rendered b. Attorneys NcEle-ney and
Hzyne a. % whether the section 1872 r.
tie PgIl1al Code applies 70 special
elections. BON Attorneys agreed With
Comnalssio1er CcszxeI tat the section
can II Justly coasicere1 u Apply % TIE
se.scl.oa Q. Ureciac. o1cera q charter
EJECT. ols.
Ta.a y.ew Of ihs csse is IA c5rect op1o-
s.floa % the Ieeas II Mayor PaslaG aid
Tax Collector Block. and VIII oDerz.s 70
prevent the Paei4n->gI.lyan Wing O the
D~mccracy aCm gaming representation
% the Prsc.lct JDzrds-
The i&.k dIittsd l. the Tight o. the Citi-
Zecs' t1s,tsr DzEty % re- sDEeszltzttoa, and
Auc!to- Frederick Eg1denly t1-8ed 0 the
Mayor and demanded ~ know Why tlrec
q! Tue st.oogeE, Democratic districts u
The city bzG been !gu1r~C, s-d three
mem 5eysh4C d me Charter convention.
Ihs dr. rjct. ~ WITCH Ar. BrCcer-cE re-
feIFed EeIe tEe IT1ltY-elzhta, T eat--
ninth, Ihirtletu, Tnirfy-fl-sf IH4r;y-sec-
ond and Thirty. Llr-. ~. u tLese are
nth y. n1rEs, stree. saer- the Mayor
vas part curry vel sugp9tled a. jhe last
election
"DraHi1g charter - not natter Of
geography" aa.1 ire Mayor.
The fa-t l. q lisl Of uaules was made
~ ln sec.ef ~ you aI1 a lot Of so-cz led
Teiorm-rs," Iefortsd tae Auditor. 1t is
strange and ssga .IcaHt mat you should
iguOTs tx Ot iLe E rCugest Democratic
Ci-l-Ict.."
Wn.ie the Com ~ .ssIoucEs were czfca NJ
their Drez Ia a.tsr t..- little exchange #
u essant--es The Tax CoIecto. brought up
liz reso.uf.og and = 1a- rrJrautfY de-
featec BY VOC oi - = Mayor PHelaa
beng tie cu4y one that -1pD,r "a him.
Z motion ~ Commlzs.aLer C1esrel.
tna- niAcers " eiected iFaa the e21 BIZ
can, Democratic and Sos-P artisan "a ,tles
We carried " the game zoe.
The board viii Uezin York On the matter
his morning.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18

S.cs- princirz, with their ass.siznts. were
lrdefz iigsols n czrirg for TIE Tisifore-
The program me Is rendered Szs as .oi-
love:
Carleirzes 1onz, s~h1o. piano solo "Loys's
Sonz" f-c1yrfe, NJ Asrrsck5 recitation,
rTlSg Oh EHssr4eS-t Of Y re- Z IsTy. Giss
= Ws,sE-sls vtolll. cello sn1 y-.-O trtD, he
Misses PGsuoE so1E. Z -e~ Rirsi Nsi
Iass' fk1bt1E;ellJ, y a. lts-; recitation.
Oh Ekic's Prsger.1 Miss Hs.sowe.8. GUsl&g
Id nosoc0A4 azst The Miss-s PlaleF; quar-
tsis q 4 1sa Taee. Ny BzgT.' N.Etss A4fsf-
erus Appleton. DrrED1O OlY. JoaIeDcs FoE-gt1s .
~G-4-zlasDu and E0ssscss 10 Il % ~ - ?
FSrie fDaGL4s,. Ma DLEs; sonZ, 4-n,@.'
fAcz1-J Js &lsk Car rsDts-s d.s.cgre, tSUl1es1 2
I'D Bls W.T." Hlsses tyssTF 80. Eorsg +,
to@Es -Ds1cs { ihs DrsgDa E..st,' y AZ ay.~
sex; ytasfl sglo. sEgy We.Dd.eux" ulss Lsa4;
e91g 'SDr.Ig's A~sksa-1g." Hlss rLilh:
Ch-.s loss EG-g, A2sr.cs,' clEts5 E11t-tss
P--s-1eni Es-Yluztoa u IA B9srt f Et1cz-
t-Goi sdtrses. 5caog5 D.EectCr waller; Casa
scags The Heavens EesO-1c-'
Tb> exercises coac. I'd d with approp-.-
e;e remarks ~ Ails FoE.sr, the FriEc pal.
and genera exchange cf good E.E1es-
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

VIC ora p. C~ife Of J. l. da Canaizo) to Jere-
n an + uili'an lot On line ya.lei1 street,
Matthew J UNei.i to Graoe II. Hagerty, lot o.
s line Of Lombard stree. 23O " Of cough, W rs
Isaac auI Esther \ brams to Rebecca (ulfe Of
Edw.ri X. ASH, lot on y line Of sutrer street
1926 B. Of sguDa. T. 27:5 By 37:6 $40
Waid Il salons al 10 James ". snd Florence
y. Wa-d, lot on ~ c rner Of Broadway ana La
guna street. 100 by " 50: slV.
Aibert Meyer n John r dams lot on = II Q OF
Bro-dwsy, I7l;!O1z w Of Layuna street,W "a AR
Leon and Fanny Dennery Cby Charles DIXON
X line Of o. arren street, 100 " OF Fillmore "
55. 1915, l7:6, g. 37:e, 1856;
Leon Dennery (by same comnniss'oner) to Bay
CIV u ding and Loan Association. lot on ) line
II Washins on street, l9O h Of Broder.ck, Z IS
~ enie i ani J. B schroeder to. william g
streets sw IS by sE 100. $40. - -''N'H
SANE 20 same lot On r line OF Howard street,
ls5 W Of NTH, eW 20 by 5k 100; $40.
Peter L and Sel ie Taglio to ] seph NJ TONER
ford, lot On : Iine ~ Day street, l75 q Dolores
Thtm 8 Weeds 0 Margaret Woods, lot on line
Z6:lI by ia: so.
Charlotte +. Clarke TO Louisa Greenewalo hi,
Mary Bowling TO Peter A. scully. lot On y lin.
SO w. = % " = 1919
Iouisa Greeenewald to Charlotte F. Clarke 10.
p \ r In
> f. 45:l0 by Sc 1875. and party wall agree
ment.; 10.
Joseph -psrrow 20 John / Sparrow lot on < cor-
ner OF Cemcntinh and Ecker reels SW 80 b,,
~ 70: $40.
James T.. and Amelia & Damon to John y
Sawyer re-recofd 1893 d. 2Jo, lot on W line Of
KauEas stree, 100 > OF 80 aGo, = 40 by W leo. 81
cry and County Of San Francisco to Annette l.
Linsi"y, lot on II corner OF Twentieth iNapa1 and
Carolina streets 200 by y %: also lot on w
llne Of Wi@ ousin stree, 200 OF Twen Ie n
iNspa), w 100, = no r 1904 y lU6 10: e.
Richard and T. iZBbeth PeDgel Y 10 Carrie &
Ayres lot on + line or Eleventh avenue 100 = OF
Clement street = IS by T. 20. $40
Solomon and Dora Getz TO FL en- Lawrance wife
of EdwaTd), 1t on = line OF X street. $3.50 w of
Eleventh avenue. W 25 by 100. $40
Carton J. aud Emma Clarke TO william G
Hhmerton, lot on line OF Precita avenue
603 j 1s If ission s.ree.. y ITS by Z !: Ola
81 6:Z5s, "a: IN, W 2S:S3k $40
May os'eio TO Mel lie Miner (Nffe of r. FL
lot on + line OF Fioef ce street 400 of She.
nan 70 b. Ito, blccN 40. City Land Asso-
clation; gif.
TGomls Kelleher TO Ellen Kel'eher lot on r
line OF whitney street. 375 y o' Randall N/25 oy
T. 125, block II. irmount; gift
ALAMEDA COUNTY
Il Kelsey 10 J. u. Cas- le, lots 25 and 2e fn block
y Parsohs Golden Gate Tract, Oakland Annex,
quitci; I'm deed IS.
John. Mary, Mgrgar~t. Richard. James and Jane
MentZomerr to Et.FD Montgomery, wife VI u. lot
81 = line of hirty-I inth street, 2SS:35 81 East
Grow, III 5l:I5, SW lOl 80 10 = sue Montgou-
rry J ract NO. !, y W D. - ;. NJ $3.50 - D. GIN
ming being PORTO OF Mon. .gomery Tract No l.
OAK ana annex: $40.
j. c. and Mary D.. Mes Vi en- 10 the Oakland
Loan and Investment q, mpany, lots q, and 3.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
The A.brerr Drama.

'Uasz,s Tozel" O. "R.55! Aasn9a." e his
toricsi I.ET -y -1z-ks1sky E 10 =. idcr'f
yocz- and .-sttE.-e-t1. r &c wzE performed
- tae s.sf,r-. Tlez,sr .ss. i5zlit 1T Gsr
-1z-- = -f-- c-- rs1T troE Inc I-z 2 .-s
,er - -s# IoEk. Iae German tsag-e wa
used D. re g-2Ts-es .tI occzs .Clzl turs q
~ Eey-eT. aud euEl zl1.s10= --CF--g
Germans Z-r Jews. to1u1 -Lca j. the ler
Torrance - spp-s1c- EVen for ne cgtsi1ei
,aeEe was cec-zlu E-usIsl entertainment n
~ g9t from t1e D-@ce.
some Il Tie sc..4g ses quite fo-rio G, mos
-lotzo-T tle- =. " EsTf. s 20 II -c-sC Ete1
t-e ems racer II t-e -EbLi Who suffers ysl
csl Llut. lst-o1 zoCuz- i1ss sce-ps re CA-4-
;-sa izlta- Another performance "l.- * give
q 41lzT night
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
THE kings DAUGHTERS HoKB
Hus!cIIe Given for ia Benefit Was a
Great Sue crss.

Hus!cIIe Given for ia Benefit Wa. a
Great Sue crss.
The musicale for the benefit of the
Kings D4ugh,ers' Home. given a. KoLIer
G Chase Han last night. was most .uc-
cessful one, the snug Dttie hall being f led
70 overfow.ng Tne programme was q
wel.-selec:ed q I'd We rendered one, every
mum Der Of which received double encore.
Mis- Ida Diserens, the energetic Il tie lady
10 whom much Of last night's success wag
due. il an accom- pl.sned pianist B-.ides
accom- pauiug Alss Mcconnell Iu her v!oln
soIo, she played ChopIng Ballade in 4
Ha'
Mrs. Frederick z. Titus won a great
deal Of spp.ause for her rendering #
Mattel For the sake Of the Pas :" and
gave as an encore The Amorous Gold.
fish" from "Tha GeisEa.' Ms. Elizabeth
Bartlett recsted "Pau.ine PavioYna," bv
Aldrich, and IN r'spon.e 10 repeated
encore. "HU.dah's Offer and Tit Tor
Tat" Miss Ju1d'E whistiing 500 vas
also very much enjoyed. Following is
the p:o ram me rendered:
Piano quartet suite, Peer Gynt fGrleg) Mis-.
kIla = son, aT.. L =. eusrud, Mss ia
Dlsereas, Mis- Charlotte EoDe.s tprefaf.rv
TesdiuR By ITs. J. J. &echt- IeUJ; soprano solo
"For the Sake oi the Pas" (HatIey Mrs. Fred
eTick TITUS; y.g.in SOLO. "Preisiied" irJIn
>
nelli piano solo, BAL ale Al" (Cnf PIN. Miss
Ida Diserens; reading, Pauline Pavloyna"
tAldrirh). MIS- + izabeth Bartlett; wulstling
Eolo Safdow Air f-om "Diuorsh." u IS Ger
tFude judd; violin 81. o. "Aszurka de Concert'
l&us.nl1 Miss = ra Mcconnell; = piano soto
only This" (Ds KoV.aJ, Mrs. Frederick T.
II u; read f'nR: IA The Dad Pussy Cat'
(anDnymousj; (bJ 'MamHy'- L D. Boy" itn0ny-
nous; lcJ ''5eein' Things at EignG CEugene
Fieldj- Atss L iz4beth BsrtIett. Accom-
pani.is-Aiss Idn Dlsereng, Frederick Z TITUS
and Miss Maud NOBLE
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
4 HEARTLESS YOUTH.
James Reynolds sole Lady's Wed
ding Presents, Although she kept
Hun Prom Starving.

James Reynolds, yCuag man, VIII be
sent 70 the County Jsi. u Judge Conisn
today, probably for SIX months. ana the
Judge thinks ne richly deserves It.
Reynolds hat been fed, clothed and
bouted b. Arz Dora Hsrk.anG, 81
Belcher s-,esf, and repaid her kincness
oy stealing Ter Wedding presents and
paEulag then Tor money 70 OGy .iQuor.
He a % a. the III EceEcs 70 run up
BIZ D.! .; TIE coTner-g-Ocsry for Lg1
zh.cb be Instructed the grocer io c1arZ=
u &rs. Max and.
81 Asrx.aUd con- pl2.ned - the -
lice. and Il was found that Reynolds hid
p-T.-et tLe articles a. q ssc.nt--su2 store
Oh Seventh s-c Howard streets, and y---
tsClzy Ars. Me.kis16 obtained -e4rch-
Ia-Ta1t .oT 1s.r recovery. cle reused
u prosecute Reynolds. out charge q W
Rcancy Eas booked against MN and lie
Tsz cCuT.cte1 yeE.ercar.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
sAN ERANclsco .CAI-L-,.

FTsI%FS= OFFICE Of tae san Francisco CALI
Corner Of Marie: and Third s'ree-s Cgen gnlI y
o'cloez every =. .Et = tie year.
BRANCH OFFICEs-527 Montgomery Stree.
oorrer Clay; oTen Uu-l g 20 O'Clock
20 Hayes EtTeet. oIen uI-l e.5J 0'ciock
6l5 aTEin street open until 30 o'clocE
sW. toTner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until o-C.O1E
l+s Sir.h street: open un,il g o clock.
Zslc Aisson street. open un.l 9 O'Clock
ltO5 Fox street. open until 80 Q clock
NV. corner TErnty-secOnI and Kentucky
streets; open ;iiI O. G Ocs
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-EST oF Pc
~ TER b. VAVILUFF, deceased Notice ia
@nereoy @ gwen by The un .er'ig1ed, a C. FREESE.
a administrator Of the estat- OF PETER = VATI.
LOFF, deceased, 10 the creditors ofand ali narsrs
having claims against the said deceased to exbibir
theLn @ WIN WIN tne necessary vouchers, within tour
months after the first pub icaion OF this notica 10
the said administrator, at room S5 Chronice
oulidins' Co., 6eary and kesrny SITS, the same he
ing his place for the of the business ~
ne said estate il the city and county san Fran
cisco STATE OF Ca ifcrnia 4. c. FkEESE
admini strator of the estate Of PETkR VAyI-
LOFFSSfec ID
Dated at san Francisco, Now 20 1897
]. d. sullivan, attorney f.r administrator
THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS C0MM7SSI1I-
having received applications TO mine bv
the hydraulic process from George Elebsr in
the Hadaer HiH Mine, near Plsceev lie IL Dora10
ou Iy, 10 deposit tailiugs in Iowa Canyon: from
r. W ook IN the ~ Again Mine, near ri .oeT1
Nle RI Dorado county, 10 deposit Iai.ings in a
raVine; nom Matt Youer in the H oosier Mine
near Georgetowh ii dorado ounty 10 depoqIi
Iaiiings In Bear Greek; from Ito Re:chel in Ibe
mountain Rahch Mine, near MountsiD Ranch
calaveras County, TO deposit taIngs IN a rsvina,,
I,om j. L Gurne5 eI in the Joh IS: on place.
Milne near San Andregs CaIaveras County 70 a..
post tsilngs in ravine, and from J. g. Cndrr-
wood and W. y. Lamb in the hris .lmpher NiIra
near Ply mouth. "A mador County. 10 deposir u
lhgs In indian Greek, gives nooIce that meeting
VIII De held AT room b Flood buiGiag san Fran.
cisco, Cal, on December 81 1897, at / so p NJ Z
n oTICE OF RAILROAD CONSOLIyATIO| HI
~ PURSUANT 10 the statuIe in such C Sc made a ~
PROVIDED, notice is hereby given that he Pgi.ro
NaI'ey railroad Company AID the Pajaro + xten-
Sion Railway Company, upon the written consent
OF the stocKholders hoIdtng more ;ran tb~ a
iouf,hs IN value OF all The ock of 81 CHI OF said
CORPORATIONS respectively. ana bv gpree,ns SE'ls
the respective boards OF directors OF sain cor, Vi
Mons Mons ale and tered inso In accordance wi h
@ oueli cohseht ana pursuant TO The statute in surb
cas- inade anu provided, hay conso i'd daied 81 y
anna niihaganl4ted their capita. stocks deois proner
,ies, @ /" seis ana franc h!>es under the corparata
name arc Vie OF the Pajaio VALLEY Consolida ad
haiirosd Com pany ''u"-eo
OF December, A. H. 1897 W 'en'h uay
by Oraer "f the board OF directors Of the Paiaro
valley consolidated Raj road I onnauv
HN r. h SHELDON, secretary
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
CHURCH NOTICES.

III mn NJ II T.
T. FIE-I UNITARIAN CHURCH So
s~-T cor Gezry and FRANKLIN s;s-i:ey. DR.. -teD-
bins, minister. Ch res \. &urdocs. -upeTlu-
tencert of -uHdsy--chool. Tne rUndsy-schDOi =
at q oc.l ck- he noTrlag service IS ~ oClccE
he Rev. f111ICE ~teD5ius ~ preach AL ere
cia.Iy Invited There j. 10 evening serv &C
t. FIRST USITED PKESBYTERIAN
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tive rover Of Iutegrity and Upright es-" Young
men IN general are cordially Invited.
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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18

DIVfDEND No 80 (FORTY CENTS PER
O,hare) Of he Hutchibso 81 gar Plantation COM
PAM. will be payaDie at the ofce of the com pany
B Market ST, on and after u nday December
~, 1897 Transfer books wi Cl, Sc Tuesday,
December ii, 1897, at oc.ocs p ~
T.. IL. SHELDON. secretary
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES

nfVIpEND NOTICE TO THE SHARE.
~ holder of the Independent Red Mems Hall
Association-Gentlemea: Please take otIce thai
In regular meeting OF the Board Of Directors on
December The 7tb. 1897. a dividend Of 3Uc per
share has been decla cd, and IS payable on Mon
day. the 20sh of this month. at s o'c4ocK M I'm
Red Mems Hal. Bio Bu~h street
Cha. .SCHLESINGER, President
b. a. SAMMANS, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-18

RJS= d VIDEND y OTICE-SAN FRANCS CO
- savings Union, 532 California street. cor
We bb FOR u g ha year ending with the 3lst
Decsm Der. 1897, dvid-ud has be n declared n,
the rate per annum OF four aud two-tenths "a. }
81 per cen, on Ordinary deposit free OF axes,
payable On and after Monday, January 3, 1898
WILL w n A., Cashier