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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-19

sFAiiiiin " no WUfb Responsible tueltloh
oh earth than tbatoia railroad ehalha
ser Uh his steady nerves. eleaf brain,
bright eye aHd perfect self e6mmahd de-
pend the safety n the train and the lives
u ne passengers. Dr. Miles Nefvlhe ana
other remedies are especially adapted 70
hurnlnH Che nerves steady, the hfaln clear
and the mental faculties ublmpalfpd
Engineer ~ W Mccoy, formerly " iEs
hf6adWag, Council blunsl but now fesldlhg
tBiii Humboldt g., Denver Whites that he
Suffered iaf years if6m constipation eahs.
Inc sleti nervous ana bilious headaches ahd
waa fuly restored 70 health Ny ~ Miles
Nerve A diver rlls heartily recommend
Nv Miles hemedlpsn rF4.WFWTVg5IIVNI1
hr Miles Remedies IN n. fFt4
are sold by al dfuHs ~ hs,,n.,
Eisis under 4 positive WIVES
guarantee. dfsi bottle liemedles
benefits on money fes ti..tosa III
funded nudh uh dla. 49,. III
paapa W the heart aud a ''ss',,,
nerves fee Address, ft41AlAlI u.
bh AlbEa MhbieAbeen hkhsft iHa
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-19

tducntc Your uUveis Wllh CHsrWotn
candy gghW.r gNrg rona.lrnlon forever
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-19
Tn Curo Cnn.tIuntIop F,reUor

Take Cuscurctg Cau'V Cathnrlie Zoe or 25c,
II G. q, G, fail TO cure. druggists refund money
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-19

We always give our eustomei1
the best the market affords, full
wcighta aud prompt attention,
HuppLEaTON llR0a
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-19
Wont You Try 0ne2

lpldng Counsel rIglr
arc m0do0i pure Havana, tho iuual ohn
had, Hrp sweet aud irnguui Na ruaoai ana
the prNttIO4t Kind NJ smokers,
An fNalldIuuH smokers prefer lhun lu
every other brand But If you smoke 10
pipe we have them 0l all Kinds Nnd lur
bHre0s 1i the llnual ana lhnrgR one
call on s. NJ liHg.Ahdr You got the very
best at the very lowest price,
S. M. RAGLAND
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-19

New stock scarf pins, aud ehIlds
dress pin sets, At Sthustera y l8
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-19

TpNnrltnnn CnrriHgc Company
nre headquarters for tiuggles,
Wagons nnd Harness.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
Berkeley Notes,

BERKELEY bee. 1.-The executive commit
tee OF the Associated Students to-day voted to
recommend tothe student body the adoption
OF the intercollegiate arbitration agreement
recently drawn up by representatives of Cali
fornla and Stanford,
Areceptfon to university students will be
given next Friday evening. by the young peo-
pie OF the Unitarian CHURCH at the residence of
Mrs. s n. Wyekof, 2534 Bancroft way.
Recorder sutton has announced the sched-
ule of un1ye rsIt V examinations, which will be
held from December 10 TO Is, inclusive.
Professor NJ. E. Jaffs will address the chem
ical section OF the Science Association to-mor-
row afternoon San Illustration of the Bah
cock Milk-fat Methods
DR.. H. c. Minton of the San Anselmo Theo-
logical Seminary has been secured by the
Berkeley Presbyterian Church as pulpit sup
ply for the mex four o. five months.
The university chess players have won an
other victory. w. Hohleld, Mr. Baugh and
Mr.. Epstein, OF the Q: z. Chess GluD. have de-
feated the Episcopalian Chess Club o. San
Francisco. winning ten out of twelve games .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
A KLONDIKE RUSH.
Merchants Preparing to Furnish Gold
Seekers With Necessary Outfits.

Merchants Preparing to Furnish Gold
Seekers With Necessary Outfits.
At a meeting OF the Alaskan Trade
Committee yesterday it was announced
that fifteen vessels had left the Atlantic
coast in the last few weeks Tor Alaska,
and that all of them had arranged to call
at San Francisco to complete their outfits.
1t was ported that a party OF $50 had
organized in the interior of the State to
go 10 the northern gold fields early in the
spring, and that they had a representa-
tive in the city arranging for their outfits.
Two men from Illinois called at the
committees rooms ana reported that a
party of thirtv-fve were to follow them
from their State and start for the Klon-
dixie from San Francisco if it were shown
that they could secure their supplies here
TO better advantage than elsewhere on the
coast. A Kiondike inform alton bureau
Will be opened in Chicago by the COM
mittee in 4 few days on the same lines as
the one IN New York, to show the ad-
vantages OF this city as an Quitting
point for intending god seekers bound
for the Alaskan fields.
The committee decided to circulate q
petition asking the Secretary of the Treas
ury to rescind his order made few weeks
ago making Dyea q SUPPORT of entry.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
OPPOSES THE SCHEMES.
Merchants Exchange Directors Urge
the Passage of an Ordinance Pro-
hibiting Coupons or Tickets. .>:

=
the Passage of an Ordinance Pro-
hibiting Coupons or Tickets.
OAKLAND: Dec. The Merchants
Exchange directorate propose to stop the
giving OF tickets, coupons or stamps by
the business houses, if it is in their power
With that end in view they have prepared
an ordinance similar to the one that goes
into effect in San Francisco month
hence, and. will work for its passage by
the City Council. l. =. :....: z - -
By the terms of the proposed ordinance
ii is made misdemeanor. for any person,
firm or corporation to give or offer 20 give
any coupons, stamps, cards, numbers or
tickets 10 customers TO induce trade. The
violation OF 1t Is punishable, upon convic-
tlon, by a fine of not to exceed $500, or
imprisonment not to exceed six months.
ID. C. Brown Endorsed the movement
and declared the gift scheme a gam bling
practice of the worst kind. Theodore
Ger admitted that ne had been fool
enough to go. into. the stamp business -
He thought it scheme of a man in an
easy chair to MAKE his living out of the
hard worked merchant. w. ]. Reed de-
nouneet the givingof coupon prizes as a
specles of gambling. President George
w. Arper denounced il as am ling of the
worst kind. Director Sinclair asked tina t
petition be circulated among the mer-
chants urging the Council to pass the urdi-
nance. =: 80, /.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
DEMOCRATS ARE AT SEA.
The Sullivan Deuprey Wing Still
Troubled Over the Endorsement of
Free h older Candidates.

Free II older Candidates.
The executive com mittee of the Sullivan
Deuprey wing OF the local Democracy will
meet tonight to discuss the advisa bility
of indorsing the nominees OF the Citizens
Charter Convention for freeholders. -
It was the original intention OF the
leaders to place an entire ticket in the
field, but after canvass of the city they
became convinced that their organization
would not be able to make more than a
respectable showing on election day.
They accordingly decided to throw what
strength they had to the charter conven-
TONS nominees, but they have thus far
been unable to agree on the matter OF in
dorsing the whole ticket.
Unless there Is a change in the pro-
gramme they will indorse five of the six
Democratic nominees tonight, and leave
1t to the county committee to decide
whether the Republican and Populist
candidates on the charter convention
ticket shall re ceive their support. Z. r.
Taylor, the sixth Democratic nominee, is
opposed by many of the mem bers of the
executive committee because he Is not q
Silver Democrat.
The "Buck ey business men" who style
them selves the Citizens Democratic party
will meet tonight to attempt TO find men
to fill the vacancies in the general COM
mittee. They have but few re presenta-
tives in some of the Assembly districts
and the active workers are now engaged
in search for Democrats who will aid
the organization by allowing their names
to be used to complete the geneaI COM
mit.ee,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
NAVAL REESE ' {. OFFICERS
Three nominations for Advanced: Posi-
tions That viii soon Be Confirmed
=. T. Ill. by Governor Budd. 80.

+ Three officers of the National Guard
have been recon n4ended for the ne adj
vaneed pestians<in the Naval Reserve h.
|" Lieutenant Colonel Thorn as A. .Nerney
of this city, now inspector of rifle prac-
tice on General James staff, has been.
named for executive otIicer;@ Lieutenant
Thomas NJ ! Shaw of San Diego for nayi-.
eating officer; and Assistant engineer
KlngsIand OF this city Tor chief engineer.
T These men were recon mended: by
General Barrett and General James OF the
National Guard with Lieutenant Hughes
Of the navy at a re cent conference, which.
terminated yesterday at the California
Hotel Governor Budd had requested
the Recommendations TO be. made. He
will formally make the appoin tments~ OF
these particular nominees Just as soon as
they have ssed the necessary exan1ina-
tions to. which they VIII i'm sdlateIy be
summoned. f.: ::.. T. T.. -.
Discussing the training ship problem OF
the Naval Reserve, General A. W.. Barre tt
said yester lay >: go FL: ~ =.
"San Diego was D OF the first to ask for
the Marion. / have with m e q letter dated
June IL, 1895, written by Governor Bud to
the Secretary of the Navy; in which a
formal requesti is made for the tenn porary
or perman ent loan either of the Marion OF
the Adams to be used at San Francisco.
And have also the Secretary's reply, a
long letter, in which. he. explained that
both vessels were then only temporarily
out of com mission and were necessary at
that time 10 the Goyerntne emit e -. E.. Fl
"Since the Marion has recently been
placed our of commission the Governor
mas again made areqnest for the Marion.
and for the Pinfa also. 81. :....- -
I" Ii these vessels can be secured the
Camahche " IL be returned to he Govern
ment. It would cost $500 month to keep
up the Marion and from the available APP
preparations and its larger mum Der OF
men in the service ONLY San Francisco
could support her. San ID ego. could not
without material assistance from citizens.
II think that.a smaller boat than the
Marion would be better for San: Diego. i
al work hard TO gel San. Diego.a boat. !.
Tor we ought to have two on this COAST,
and San Diego ought to have steam
launch with Ter boat y! -. =. -: ! :. :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
alameda y Otea.

" ALAMEDA. Dec. Ia meeting to organize
branch of the Union Reiorm League will be
held Thursday evening a the Congregational
church instead OF Friday as at first an
nounced. -. ~: - ..-s*:
~ SH P4ol % ~ u D9t hetS4 Ia1ettes
afternoon at the West Alameda grounds
. Rev. MI. Dedson of the Unitarian church
Will lecture ON 1.-The -Four Gospels at that
church this evening: -.- i
The Current Events section o. the Adelphlan
Gu b will meet at 10 A.. NJ. tom orrow. The
topics TO be discussed are Henry George, y
Single Tax" Cleaning of a Great city,
Iron Industry" and "Edison's Inventions
The degree of Humility is TO be conferred
next Tuesday-evening upon members of Hal
cyon Parlor, n. s. a.. w. e: :, rs
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT held its first party
of the season last evening. at Harmonic Hall.
Meetings are to be ned Iortnightly through
the winter season. ~ =: =.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
EMBROIDERIES ON SHOW.
An Exhibition OF Laces and Art
Needlework for Charity.

An Exhibition of Laces and Art
NeedIework for Charity.
A unique exhibition of art needlework
will open to-day at the Maple room of the
Palace Hotel. 1t Is being given for the
benefit of the Associated Charities. In
the display will be collection OF old JG-
panese EN- broideries, very old pictures,
laces OF great value loaned by promine MT
ladies, and large collection of fancy
needle pieces. Among the most interest
ing of the exhibits Is a pair of lace curtains.
They were made by Mrs. Jose ph Lufkin of
Market street. The curtains are each
three and a half yards long and sixty four
inches wide and it required 2Io days of
constant work to complete them. They
are of pretty and original design, and at
the Worlds Fair at Chicago they were
considered the most gigantic piece OF
crochet work ever undertaken as well as
the best. They were there awarded the
first premium along with prize of $500.
The exhibition will continue untll Sat-
urday evening, and each day the rooms
will be open from IL A. NJ. to P. n. and
from 5 to 10 P. NJ
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
ST. DONINIC'S ORGAN.
An Entertainment to Help
!. =. Raise Money to Pro-
!. !. Fl. .=... - mi. {. cure 1t.
There Is Already $4,000 in the Fund,
y Half of the Amount 49,.
....... & ~. Needed. ->.-

The young ladies of the Rosarian So
ciety of st. Domiuics Church intend to
give a musical and literary entertain ment
Friday evening for the benefit OF the
church fund of that church. =
It is badly in need of new organ, as it
has now only small melodeon, one
which the Dominican fathers think I'M
suitable for such large edifce. They do
not wish to have fair to procure the
money for this addition, so they are en-.
deavoring TO get it by subscriptions, and
the different societies intend to give a
number of entertainments during the
winter. = =
They estimate the cost of the new pipe
organ to be $l2 GOO, and already half OF
this has been procured by the sub scrip
tlons of those Interested in St. DomInics,
and the fathers say that every day there. is
some Donation, and they also declare
themselves very much encouraged in their
undertaking. -. H..
The programme for Friday evening
will be: :..>'-
Overture, "Tne Iron Cross" st. Ignatius
ner), Miss Jessie Woerner; tenor solo, '.se-
lected,' j. q. Flood; Whistling solo. "From
Anything" J. 1aisen tIate OF Klondike); So
preno solo, THE Angels Serenade, Miss
harp, either, mandolin. banjo and other in
strumeftg, Il. T.. Walz; contralto solo, waltz
song, 81 Would Lingef," Mrs. Eunice West
water; tenor solo, :Stuce Thou Art Mine,''
Herbert G.. Wickes; recitation, '.Ghe
Song OF the Market Place. MISS
Julia Ceftey; bass solo, selected, c. ]. Nc
ColIum; the child ar tlst, Arnold Grazier; yo-
cal duet "0'er the Hawthorn HEDGE
Misses Blanche E.. and Susie L: KeAener;
mandolin club, Professor Charles f. Grae Der !;
soprano solo, selected, Miss Rose Frederick,
ACCOMPANIED by Miss Irene SyIVesIrie: recita-
ton, 'Aunty -Doleful's VISIT" Miss Lucy
Lamb coon song, DENIS SheeEin; seIec-
tions, League. of the Cross Gee Club; tenor
ties. DR., w. H. ebrest; .barytone solo,
selected, w. J. HalIeu; plano SOLO, with violin
ebligaIo, Miss Clara Nolan and Master Ray
mond Nolan; comic specialties, w. J.. Hynes;
accompamst 1or the evening, Professor a. J.
Kelleher.- >-..... - ~.
Father T. c. Clancy is director of the
Rosarian Society, and has been assisting
The ladies considerably in their undertak-
ing. IL.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
: PRESS CLUB MATINEE,
Entertain nlent at the Baldwin Promises
2. = -. -. - to BE n Success

:. ~: - Il to BE Success.
{. The Press CLUB matinee at the Baldwin
T heater. this afternoon promises to be by.
far The most successful ever given by the
club siiAce its inaug nratfon a superb
bill Of fare is placed before visitors, one
that cannot anywhere be surpassed. 1t.
includes every star attraction IN the city,
and there are many=a at the present time. :.
: Lovers of rare music will enjoy the in.
esttmable delight of hearing such artists.
as Signor Francisco Collenz,. Signorina
MoIttenari aud ST gnUrina VicinI, from the
Italian Grand Opera Company which has
Just terninated u star season at the Cali
IornTa. 8 hose WHO ike vaudeville Will
largh win Eddie Foy and Miss Bageard,
with Yorke and, Adams and with Harry
Watson, all now ,in Gay New York;;
with Eawin Steyeas, whose monologue
has M AIDE him famous all over the coun-
try; with Wright Hunting ton, in "Incog.',
Those who prefer the legitimate Ora ma
will ses Louis j ames, the tprince of play
ers'; v Ill see William II. Pascoe ana
Maud Etna Hall: Nat Landsbe ger
will delight all with his wondrous violin
playing. The Boston. Ladies' Orc hestra
viii contribute. TWO Orpheum speciaiti es
the Vesuviana Quartetand O.. X. Sa!o. the
juggier come dian, are on the bill. August
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

Hinrichs. the talented musical director
of the Bald win Theater and his orchestra
have kindly volunteered for the occasion.
A pleasing feature of the entertainment
will be the sale of flowers at the doors of
Gertrude Foster of the Aicazar company.
The flowers are contributed by the Alcazar
management Bes des. each visitor" wi l.
be presented with beautiful souvenir pro-
gramme. Owing TO the length OF the bill
the performance will commence atl AS
P, NJ. sharp. Tickets 81 Box office now
omen. =. -. -. = -. - -. , >. :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
NOveEties---

in wood-un usually beau
tiful corner and wall
pieces. mong them
you will find U m brelIa
S ia n d s, Tabourette5,
Medicine Chests, Bric-a-
' Brac, Shelves, Racks,
Footstools, Screens, Wall
z ckets. Shoe Boxes,
Flower Stands, China
Cabinets, etc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
THE EDGAR CONTEMPT CASE.
The Acting Warden Did Right in Not
Il Executing Ebanks. ~ r


: The State Supreme Court dism Used
j. G. Edgar from custody yesterday. This
was one of the many complications that
grew outot the case of j. j.. Ebanks, the
San Diego murderer. Edgar was the act
ing Warden at San Quentin during the
absence of Warden Hale an d it fell upon
him to execute Ebanks, whose time for
hanging was set for October s. just be-
fore that date the condemned mans at
torney applied TO the United States Dis
trictC Court for a writ of habeas corpus
The application was made on the grounds
that the Warden was restraining Ebanks
#of his liberty and in violation of the prs
oner's constitutional rights. The Dis
trlct Court denied to issue the writ ard an
appeal was taken to the United States
Supreme Court from the order denying
the writ. =
When Mr.. Edgar was notified of the ap.
peal to the highest tribunal he re fused
to carry out the order and Judgment of
the Superior Court OF San Diego County.
This action, or rather lack OF action.
caused Judge Terrence to cite Edgar to
appear and ans wer why he should not be
punished for contempt of court His de-
tense was that be acted upon the advice
of the Attorney-General, who held that
the appeal acted as stay of execution.
This did not satisfy the Judge and Edgar
was found guilty and sentenced to pay a
fine of 5000 or go to Jail. The acting
Warden did not propose to doeither, SO
ne applied to the State Supreme Court for.
writ of habeas corpus, and this was
what the court decbied yesterday.
The opinion of the court was very long
and was written by Justice Henshaw and
concurred in by Justices Beatty, Harri-
son, McFarlanu and Temple Justice
Garoutte wrote long concuFring opinion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
Baskets

Trim med and plain. A
complete and beautiful
assortment.
TRIM MEDAL almost
anys.prlce from $500 to
$14 90; 49,.
s>UN.TRIMMED - TIL e
greatest possible variety
ofSprices. from so cts TO
500 +. e.. =: d.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

+ jury in Judge Hunts court gave judg-
ment yesterday in favor of C. S.. Green and
H. D. Green for $1,000 against the Broadway
Insurance Company of the city of New York
The plaintiffs, who. were engaged in 1895 in
the woodworklng business at 551 BFahuan
street, were Blu med out. and the comp any re-
fus eq TO pay the policy: because. there was
ehattel mortgage on the property. =:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
Tho Miners, Fair.

The following com mittee from the Miners
Association has been appointed to cooperate
with the directors of the Mechanics Institute
ton: Mayor james D.. Phelan, "A. s. Cooper-
State mineralogistl T. &. JudkIns, j. A
Ficher tsecretRry State Board OF Tradel Ju-
Miners AssociattonI TREY L. Ford and s. J.
Hendy. !.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
Misery by the, 1ybole.a3.

Is what chronic Inactivity OF the liver gives rise
to. Bile gets into the blood and imparts yellow
tint the tongue fouls and does the breath SICK
headaches pain beneatht he right RIBS and should
er-blade are felt the bowels become constipated
and the soomach disor erred. The proven remedy
for This alogue of evils is Hestetter's Stomach
Bitters, medicine long and professionally recon-.
mendedi and sovereisn also for chills and fever,
nervousness and rheumatism
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
Kearney PerpetualIy Eri oine a.

Judge Bahrs made an order Yesterday per
petually .enjoining P, F. Kearney from selling
or manufacturing an imitation of Lash,s
Bitters. The company Gains that Kearney
has for several months been engaged In sell:
Ing spurious article purporting to be the
genuine bite RS. s:4s z-.z.>T.s
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
slot-AIa chino Crusad e.

The police received instr uct1ons yesterday
morning 10 seize all nickel-in the-slot ma
chInes that were found in use and arrestthose
In possession of them. Warrant clerks were
kept busy yesterday writing out warrants and
and q large number of machines
were seized and arrests made. - :. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
Cushions.

The handsomest stock of
Sofa Cushions California
mas ever been shown.
Among them are a great
many exquisitely hand
painted and beautifully
EN- hroidered- eome for
So. 25,5 some for $3.50, some
for $500, and others that
cost as high as 5000. -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
Personal.

Miss Ida Gottstein+ of Seattle, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is now GONZALEZ
cent. She Will receive her friends at the
Waldeck, -. u So = II: - -: = p
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
ASHAMED
OF THEIR
own RULE
San Jose CounciImen
Make a Frank Adj
mission.
OPPOSE ANNEXATION
OF SUBURBS.
Say 1t Should Not Be Effected
Under the Present
Regime.
LIVELY MEETING OF THE
CITY FATHERS.
Constant Wrangles Supply the
Features Of the. Regular =.
: Session.. =:..=....
Say 1t Should Not Be Effected
Under the Present i.
Regime. .=..-. .
LIVELY MEETING OF THE
CITY FATHERS.
Constant Wrangl es Supply the
( Features of the Regular =.
Session. +:
Special Dispatch / Q F HR CALL.
t*****4**** ~ ~ 4414*4k4

tits certainly inconsistent on our
part to invite nefg hborfng. loeafi.
ties TO become a part of a govern :
ment of which. we are =.aslaariie d :
and which is. declared 10 be ex.-.
traYagant and far from being
competent.-EXtract from a spe.
cial committee report 10 the san
Jose City Connect. ~. p: + !.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

4 Californian writing from the Taylor Mine
venience for a man who is out in the woods away
from physician or drug store. He had for years
never been free from stomach troubles till he learned
Of the virtues Of Ripans Tabules but they gave him
immediate relief, and single box cured a chronic
dysentery that for eight months had annoyed him
immensely
@
9e ss
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
San Jose, Dec. 1, 1897.

Councilman Krieg moved 10 have the
reports considered in committee of the
whole. He promis ed that if this were.
done something will come to the top
that will surprise somebody. But two
of the Councilmen at least did OF feel in
clined to have any surprises sprung. The
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
City Attorney WEIGH filed the following
minority report: II: =

To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council cf The City Of San .JQSe-GENTLEMEN:
Your City Attorney, a mem Der of the COM
II tee o whom was referred the matter OF
q extension, begs leave 10 report and recon-
I'M that the Mayor be authorized 10 APP
pm fifty representative Taxpayers and resi-
otA of The city and of the territory proposed
to ~ added thereto for the purpose OF acting
In conjunction with the Mayor and Common
Council in preparing the preliminary proceed
ings and determining the boundaries oil such
extension. Respectfully submitted, ::..l..