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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-15
BURGLARS IAV4DE STOCKTON.
It0o Residrnces RdHsGoFed by a Pdir
If Cierer Cr0cksmen.

Too Residrnces RaHsGoFed by PGir
If Cierer Cr0cksnen.
STOCKTON, CAL, June 4-Burglars
visited two residences on Lindsay street
last night aud succeeded in making a
fairly good haul. From the residence OF
julius Cohn they took lot of silverware
and some presents that had been given
Cohn recently by his mother while on a
visit to Germany. The value of the arti-
cles stolen amounted 10 over $500 but as
gifts they were priceless.
The burglars were in the house when
COhn reached home. Cohn ard family
and a gentleman who was visiting him
returned from their drive about 7:40
O'Clock and Cohn drove 10 the stable in
the rear OF the house, while the others got
out of the carriage in front. As the guest
entered the house he observed a flickering
ligh upstairs, which was either that of a
candle which the burglar half shielded
with his hands or else the light OF a
match. He called out to inquire if any
one was upstairs, thinking that one OF the
boys was there, but no answer came from
above. The light was seen no more, and
soon man darted past the astonIshed
guest. John Hammond saw the second
man slip out OF the house about the same
time.
Another house on the same block was
robbed last night, evidently by the same
men.
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THREE VERY GOoD REASONS.
Why GeOr0id MOB RefrGined From
IUncH{g0 "a Ne0ro.

Hhy GrOr0ia Mob RefrGined From
LBnchiH0 Negro.
JONESBORO. GA, June 14-Dozens of
his race have been lynched for far less
brutal crimes than that charged against
Henry Simpson. middle-aged negro who
was placed in Jail here tonight, but the
mob that had him in custody did an un-
expected thing and let the law take its
course. Last Saturday Mrs. Alvin Turner
an aged LADY, was brutally assaulted.
Simpson was caught by a mob yesterday
and marks of the woman's inger-na n
were found on his face. the mob, after a
spirited debate. decided to turn him over
10 the authorities for three reasons: First,
that the weather was too warm for lynch
ing; second, that this is a prohibition
community, and third. that the Urbana
affair should discourage lawlessness.
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MADRONE
MINER Al SPRINGS

W n = r M oPR NNog
SANTA CLARA COUNTY. MOUNT HAMIL-
~ ton range, elevation 2200 feet best mineral
water on this coast for cure of Indigestion and
urinary troub uneXcelled hunting and fishing;
special rates to parties of four more; stage CON
meets at Madrone with morning trains Mondays,
Wednesdays and urdaysi send for terms and
descriptive pamphiet.
JAMES CARTER. Manager.
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HELD UP By LOCUSTS,
Long leland Farmers Unable to Drir,
Through the S1cdrDls.


Through the SqCarIls.
RIVERHEAD, /. l., June 14-The road
leading from Batting Hollow to this place
was fairly blocked this morning by locusts
OF the seven-year variety. Farmers could
not drive through the swarms. The noise
made by their wings was aim ost deafe ming.
Where they came from or where they are
going to no one knows. The farmers
around here only hope that they will take
an early departure.
The cause Tor the migratory impulse of
the locusts is that they breed in dry, sandy
districts, in which food is scarce, and are
compelled to wander in order to get the
necessaries of life. The distance particu-
lar swarms may travel depends on circunI-
stances such as the strength of impulse
and the quantity of food. Some swarms
may travel 1000 miles.
When big swarm settles in district
all vegetation disappears, and their hunger
urges them on to another spot.
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ing on the tramway near large cable 10
which heavy load of logs was attached,
when the block through which the cable
works broke. The cable struck Watt on
the side of his face, breaking his Jaw and
almost severing his tongue. The pulley
struck him in the chest, knocking him a
distance OF several feet, where he lay un-
conscious when reached by assistance.
He may recover
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Hi,t cnmn at hnntn Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, June 14-Colonel
D. n. Fairbanks of PetaIuma, Lieutenant
Colonel A. X. Wilton OF San Jose, Cap
tain D. A. Smith, Lieutenant J. II. Hendy
of San Francisco and Lieutenant Z. c.
Derby of New Almaden of the Fifth
Regiment, n. G. c., are registered at the
Ocean House. They have decided on Santa
Cruz for the next encampment of the
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a new act on the flying trapeze at La
flesta Park this evening when by some
mlschance the former lost his hold and
fell to the ground, distance of about
twenty feet, the other man coming on top
OF him. Richards skull was fractured bv
contact with the wooden floor and be may
DIE. Marksburg was s.ightiy injured.
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sonoma Bt,E Cet.brate.

SONOMA, CAL, June 1.-THE citizens
here are TO have rou.ing celebration on
Monday, July 5. The programme COM
mittee, OF which F. I. Duhring is chair
man, has selected Benjamin Weed for
orator, DR.. H. H. Davis to read the
Declaration of Independence, and Miss
Claire Hope to sing the Star spangled
Banner" James II. Albertson will be
the gland marshal.
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Depart Fron. San jose.

SAN JOSE, CAL, June A.-Adjutant J..
w. Armstrong and his wife, Ensign Arm
strong, who have been in charge of the
Salvation Army here for the past fourteen
months, have been ordered to Los AN
geles. Ensign PAUL. will assume COM
msnd OF the corps. The retiring officers
were rendered farewell reception last
evening.
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Co,cboy. Aid am 4rizonn Bandit.

PRESCOTT, ARIz., June 14.-It is re-
ported that the Coconino County COW boys
have raised $1,000 tor the defense of Bandit
Jim" Parker and that well-known Co
conino County lawyer has been employed
to assist in his defense
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A Limited Excursion

The seven days excursion 20 take place next
Thursday, under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, to Monterey
Hotel del Monte and Pacific Grove, Will afford
a splendid opportunity for few days visit 10
those popular and chsrming seaside resorts n
a very small expense, the round trip being
only So so, and the tickets good TO return on
any regular train up 10 and including June
%. The excursion will comprise select
party, and ample accommodate .ons at the
grove can be obtained at remarkabl bly, reason
able rates. The tickels are for sale only at the
association building, Mason and Ellis streets
Paris has seventy nails where fencing is
taught.
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Phenin P,cntoker KILLED.

PRGNIX, ARIz, June ID. - Miguel
Barba, a weiI-known young man of this
city, met with an accident yesterday tina
cost him his life. He was returning on a
train from the firsmen's picnic at Tempe.
He stood on the lower step of the platform
and swung out to catch at the sunflowers
growing near the track. He grew careless
and leaned out too far, and his head came
in contact with telegraph toie. He was
horribly manged and dashed from the
train iuto the gully. An hour later he
was dead.
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Death of Contatn Kino,burv.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June IA A
telegram was received at the War Depart
Inent to-day reporting the death of Cap
tain F. w. kingsbury, Second Cavalry, at
Fort Riley, Kans., yesterday from an
operation fol owing tYnhoId fever.
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SETTLE ExhtUIION STAYED.
CrGeDIer'S AffOrneyt FOIEoIc the Durrdnt
Gaze Procedure,

Case Procedure,
SEATTLE, Wash, June 14.-Henry
Craemer, sentenced to be hanged for the
murder of Mrs. Muller and babe in Au-
gust, 1894, was given another lease of life
to-day, when an application for a writ of
habeas corpus was filed in the Federal
court by his attorneys. This is the first
step taken in the case since Governor
Rogers granted respite of ninety days,
staying the execution of the death sem
tence until July %. Should Judge Han
ford dismiss the writ an appeal will be
taken TO the United States Supreme Court.
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si5yt S"md-r,on's rapid Marriage.

NEW YORK, n. Y. June 14.-The
Worlds London special says: 1t is ru-
mored tonight that Antonia Terry and
Sibyl Sanderson were married to-day on
the island OF Jersey, but their friends dis
credit the report.
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D,rorccd az Aon RofoeL

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, June 14-Belle
Mackep was granted a divorce from ohm
H. Macken to-day by Superior Judge
Angelotti. The case was brought to Marin
County on a transfer from San Francisco
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Accident Near chico

CHICO, CAL June 14.-Wiiiam Watr,
an empioye OF the Sierra Lum Der Com
pany, met with an accident today which
may cost him his life. Watt was stand.
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ADAM SPRINGS, LAKE co.

IHAVORITE RESORT OF THE STATE; THE
Il water is unexcelled for medicinal purpo,es; /;
liable unsurpassed; fine fishing AMI hunting. stage
daily from aIstoga direct to springs; round trip
Fouthern Pacific Offices $40. DIX. w. X
PRATHER. Adam Springs
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HOWARD ffHIS$i; EEHS ESE$$ o5ps,4tr. 5; 81
LAKE COUNTY.

FINDER THE ABLE SUPERVISION OF MRS
u l. Is Ii. BEEB Accom- m odat ions strictly
frst-c!ass. Rates $40 and S12; special ms to
famil p o. and telephone. refund trip So 5.
p Office, 6l9 Market ST. Address
J. WALLACE SPAULDING, Mgr.
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UKIAH STABLES.

w II. MILLER, PROPRIETOR, STATE
w street, adjoining Palace Hotel. Stage for
Blue Lakes Laurel Beil, sara springs, Upper
Lake and Vichy springs Best of care taken Of
transient STOCK Good wagons for commercial
men and tourists
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-15
HOTEL ROWARDENNAN.

THE PICTURESQUE SPOT OF BEN Lo-
MOND, IN the santa Cruz Mountains New
ALL HARD FINISHED, with large closets
Two tennis ourts and bowling alley. BUILDINGS
grounds and river lighted by electricity a mue
of river for buating. found trip tickets SIS For
particulars address THOS. L. BELL. Proprietor
Ben Lomond, al.
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LAUREL DELL.

DLEA SANITY LOCATED ON LAUREL DELL
i Lake; new dining-room, new livery stable. 1T
is now of the most attractive outing places in
Lake County. Rates So 10 Sl2 per week. Boating
and bathing free Bring your bathing suits I'D.
dress II. MANIFOLD, Bertha z. u, Lake Co, Cal.
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OPP HOT SPRINGS.

MILES FROM UKIAH FINE FISHING
i 4 and hunting Baths free. Water sure cure for
and all skin diseases Round trip
50 So Board. 81 per week. ]. H. ORR. Orr Post
office, Mendocino County, Cal
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j. H. MULGREw. Proprietor
ETNA SPRINGS.

11HERE Is HEALING IN THE WATERS
Il (for rheumatism, Malaria, Nervousness Dys-
pep,ia Diabetes, etc.; there is life in the air;
swimming tank, tub and steam baths; fine hotel /;
amusements. Rates. $40 to ala. Take 30 A. NJ
Southern Pacific train Tor St Helena Stage con-
meets at 1886 A. NJ Unlimited round trip Il ckets
81. Particulars at 31S Battery ST., or OF w L
MITCHELL Lidell Postoffica Mana Couurv Cal
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
On the Border OF Clear Lake.
LAKE COUNTY, CAL.

New and CommOdiOus Hotel Just Completed.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AND LIGHTED
u by electricity. Largest dining-room north of
san francisco.
THOUSANDS CURED BY THE WATERS AT
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
Waters unrivaed in he cure Of Dropsy, Rheu-
matiSm, stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles.
On sa e. Bottled and in Siphons, Thirteenth
ana webster streets, Oakland. Cal.
Indorsed by Leading Physicians.
over thirty kinds OF mineral springs. Resident
physician. Superb climate. Fine trout streams.
Deer and small game plentiful. All kinds of
amusenents. Mineral baths in variety.
Table Unsurpas sed.
Reached by shortest and best stage route into
Lake County. Round trip from :. f via s F. and
n Z. 10 Hopland S9 or via = p. TO Calistoga So.
Open Every Day in the Year.
Terms asonable. For further information ad-
dress J. CRAIG, Highland Springs Lake Co cal
Or se- in San Francisco LEE d. CRAIG, 3l6
Mont gomery ST. send for illustrated pamphlet
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-15
HOTEL DE REDWOOD.

| THE HEART OF THE ~ANTA CRUZ
4 Mountains; board from 81 to SIO a veex.
campers return ticket 50 50. zen TOR circular 10
Nj. s. COX, Laurel Cal
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GLENBROOK,

ONE OF THE MOST CHARMING RESORTS
~ in the state. Fine scenery, hunting and fish
ing. Excellent table. For circulars and further
Information address o. w. r. TREDWAY, GIen-
brook, Lake County Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-15
POPE HOUSE

ms WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR FAM
nv resort Is open the year round; cottages for
iamliles; tennis and croquet electrfct ars no rhe
oeach ana baths; bus meets rains
MRS. a. POPE, santa Cruz Cal
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Lo, Amqet,, Atht..e lptur,a

LOS ANGELES, CAL, June 1.-Two
trapeze performers known as A. Richard S
and Professor harrisburg were practicing g
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-15
CTOSSlal'S Specific MiXtQP3

Win TINS iemedy persons tGemselves
without the least exposure cha ange of diet, or
change IN appllcat on 10 business. The medicins
contains nothing that Is of he least injury 10 enc
G bottle
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-15
PALACE HOTEL, UKIAR,

FOR TOURISTS AN,
and from all trains ee"se "
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Yosemite Valley and ReturH-$25.

On MILES NEARER BY Raul VIA OAK
~ dale and Sierra Railway. Round trip $25,
via Calaveras Big Ttees $32 90; Cslaveras Big
Trees only and return, SIS. J. NJ. HUTCHINGS,
Agent, 19 Mon: gOmery st, 5. F.
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TAT1ALPAIS VILLA.

DOSS VALLEY, NEAR SAN RAFAEL: COT
Ii taRes and tents, with or without board; dane
ing pavilion; salt water bathing,
Mrs. PETER SMITH, Manager
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SOLID COMFORT HOME.

| MILES FROM NAPA CITY, ON MOUNT
Veder; elevation 1895 feet: mountain spring
cure Tor asthma Address MRS. A. f. AfTEN
Napa CITY - - ~
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23C House a: 4: g.: =: g.: :::': !:
~A SS IL ~ W "a " ~ - ~ California

CASCADE HOUSE, LAKE TAHOE.
TAHOE INN, LAKE TAHOE.
THESE BEAUTY SPOTS OF THE WORLD
i speak Tor themselves. For rates and circulars
apply 10 NJ. LAWRENC 81 CO.,
TalaC House LAKE Tahoe, California.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-15
LAUREL GLEN FARM

ZINE SPRING WATER; PLENTY or MIX
Il cream. fruit and home comforts. For rsriicn,
lars address MRS. V. STUBk NRAUCH box $50
Aapa, Jal 80
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-15
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS.

RESWlCK, sIsKIYoU COUNTY. CAL, A
- noted fishing and health resort. o. mud and
sui phur baths
EDISON BROS, Proprietors
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-20
THOUSANDS or COPIES
NEEDED TO SUPPLY THE
DEMAND IN OAKLAND
Army of Carriers Aroused From Their Sleep
at Midnight to Distribute the
PAPERS.

OAKLAND, Dec. 19.-The demand
for the New Era edition of The Call
in Alameda County was very great,
and for hours it seemed as though
every copy sold created demand for
another. Although thousands of extra
copies were ordered by the carriers the
reception accorded the beautiful paper
was more cordial than some had cal
culated upon, and demands for bun
dies for extras were being received all
day at the branch office on Broadway.
Very few of the thousands of people
who enjoyed the New Era Call are
aware of the fact that the work con-
nected with the distribution of the
mammoth number required an army
of carriers and boys to leave their beds
shortly after midnight and gather at
the wharf during the cold night to
receive their numerous large bundles
from the tugs. AS soon as the presses
had got to work, the thousands re-
quired in this county were shipped on
board two of the Spreckels' fastest
tugs and brought across the bay.
There was no hitch in the arrange
ments, and at the usual time this
morning the great paper was in its ac-
customed place on doorsteps and the
hundred other places where it is left
by the boys.
There was but one opinion Of the
New Era Call, and it was an opinion
as gratifying as any one connected
with it's management or staff could de-
sire to hear.
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S-s-s-c-s-o-o-o-0-c-s- -c-cec-c-c-c-c-c-ce0 90
MARYSVILLE SETS
SEAL OF APPROVAL

MARYSVILLE, Era o
Call
eraI weeks all
of
waiting is AS
of this of
with which
copies turned by The Calls
Examiners hundred d.
edit Of The will
because
ceene
overlooked
the general
viewed leading
)
Jrr Era edit of Call
history
a is umber
beftting the occupation by
A t is the
The
be
1 o in the
David PoweIlThe Califonians
hesiancy
enlightenment
shall mail a number n Canada
of
Ike 'front.'
J.
its
} Pne-It is a wonderful paper
o.
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tion and one that the people of the
State should be proud of.
Councilman George T. Dunlap
Your issue of December 19 is a marvel
of journalistic progress and bespeaks
not alone an enterprising spirit on be-
half of the proprietor of one of the
greatest dailies in the world, but a
wider and fuller knowledge of the re-
sources of the greatest State in the
Union.
Hon. James C. Zuck, real estate
! agent-It is an excellent edition. SUI
perior to anything I have ever seen, a
fine advertisement for the State and a
complete history of it's boundless re-
sources and commercial development
;. N. Krosen, real estate dealer
1t surpasses all previous edi-
tions of its contemporaries. The Call
is forging ahead in enterprise and in
advertising the commonwealth.
+. w. Blake, editor Advocate-It is
an intelligent application of money
for the enlightenment of the people of
the State. 1t should have wide distri-
button over the entire world. Such pub
l1cations are an honor to the State and
should be literally rewarded by the
public.
S. t. Moore, merchant-The New Era
edition is feature of modern journal
ism.
DR.. ]. II. Thayer-A fund of valu-
able information greater than ever be-
fore published in any newspaper is
that in the New Era edition. 1t shows
great outlay of time and money in
preparation and is a wonderful feat of
journalistic enterprise
j. w. Forsythe, machinist-Much of
the material of our modern special edi-
tions is trash, but this contains a com
plete mine of information for all
classes.
Professor r. S. Storey, principal
Gilroy High School-The Call of to-
day is a credit to it's publishers and an
honor to California. 1t is a clean and
wholesome journal from beginning to
end.
Postmaster S. J.. Mayock-A remark
able edition, containing as it does a
complete compendium of the history
of California
Rodney Eschenburg, capitalist
have always thought The Call the best
and cleanest home paper in the West,
and this number is certainly a marvel
of enterprise and goes far ahead of
any similar attempt of it's contempo-
raries.
Judge Howard Willey-So many of
these special editions are padded with
a lot of nonsensical stories and trash
but The Call is ahead of all in giving
so much and valuable and reliable in
formation of the resources and COM
mercial development of the State.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-20
PACIFIC GROVE READERS
DRAW COMPARISONS
FLATTERLNc 1.-THE CALL. "
Express the Opinion That Wouid-Be Rivals
Have Been left Far in the

PACIFIC GROVE, Dec. 19 - B. A.
Eardley of the Pacific Improvement
Company said to-day regarding the
New Era edition of The Call: TT is
the finest paper ever gotten out on the
Pacific Coast in appearance, artistic
merit and reading matter. That it's
edition is nearly 200, 900 larger than the
Examiners to-day is, 1 think, due to
the fact that under the new manage
ment the paper has gone ahead of any
daily on the coast in clean and accu-
rate journalism, and the public real
ize it."
Judge H. w. Briggs considers it
wonderful edition. The artistic por-
tion,'' he said, far surDasses any
thing ever saw in the way of a daily
paper. 1t is a magnificent paper
r. L. James, in comparing the New
Era edition of The Call to the Christ
mas edition of the Examiner, said:
There is no comparison. You take
the coIored portion of the two papers
and The Calls is clear cut and it's
mechanical work of the highest order,
while the Examiners is all a blur.
Without a doubt it is the finest paper
ever issued on this coast. 1t has OUT
done itself to-day"
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lar to the following could be heard
throughout the city to-day:
Z. b. Ham, Judge of the Superior
Court of Napa County-The New Era
edition of The Call excels anything of
the kind / have ever seen. / can't help
but feel that the $4,000 copies of this
paper containing such a complete and
accurate description of the State and
its industries will do us incalculable
good.
Sheriff George F. McKenzie-The
Call is forging to the front. The issue
of to- day was the finest that ever came
out of a newspaper office in this state
I admire The Call and would not be
without it in my office.
County Clerk n. w. Collins-To read
newspaper of eighty pages is some
thing l have not the time to DO
but cursory examination of the New
Era edition of The Call convinces me
that nothing equal it has ever gone be-
fore the people of the Pacific Coast.
Miss Kate AmeS, County Superin-
tendent Of Schools like The Call be-
cause it is clean and devoid of Sensa-
tionaliSm; because it gives the news
and excludes such matter as is.
think, improper, for the young eSpe-
cially. The New Era edition of The
Call is the most magnificent l have
ever seen. The State will be greatly
benefited by this wonderful edition
H. II. Knapp. banker-I have always
been an admirer of The Call, and 1
shall preserve a copy of the New Era
edition of that wonderful newspaper
to refer to in years to come for infor-
nation concerning California and her
industries.
George e. Goodman, banker-The
Call has long been my family news
paper, and ] am glad to know that 1t
is now in the front ranks of national
journalism. The New Era edition is a
marvel.
Henry Fowler, capitalist-California
and her industries were never more
thoroughly advertised than in The Call
to-day. What A magnificent edition it
was Three cheers for The Call and
its beautiful new homei
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-20
STOCKTON COMEDIES
THE CALL IS BEST

STOCKTON Dec 19-To-night there
o'clock the stock had been
M Garvin
ana Nam streets said this evening" Il have been
business nearly
compares with the issue The Call to-day 1t is the
ever published in the
had dreamed that
al
and 1 could
reading The Call the
book Tonight of
of the
religious
his delight
Chief of Police Gall said Il
have 1t of
NJ Eddy editor of Daily
of The Call
and
S a to
Of journalistic
over"
Call
interesting publications
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-20
CHICO APPRECIATES THE
ATTENTION GIVEN TO
CALIFORNIA; RESOURCES.
The Call Has Outcome its Rivals, Her
Citizens Say, and Justly Won
Its LdureIs.

CHICO, Dec. 19. - Vast throngs
crowded The Calls agency this even
ing eagerly awaiting the arrival of the
New Era edition. When the papers
arrived they went rapidly, for all were
eager to obtain a sample of the great
est piece of journalistic work ever
achieved on the Pacific Coast. The
following are some of the impressions
CLEANED from the most prominent citi-
zens of Chico:
Colonel Park Henshaw, attorney-The
Call more than fulfills it's promise in
regard to the size, space, news and
typographical display in this great is
sue, which excels anything yet at
tempted in this line. The Call is one
of the most progressive newspapers of
the day.
j. Ellis Reedley, Mayor of Chico
The Call has outdone it's contempo-
raries and justly won its laurels. 1
consider the San Francisco Call one
of the best papers on the coast-a pa
per which is clean to the core and one
which devotes it's time to the welfare
Of the State at large.
Richard White, attorney and City
Clerk-Though The Call is not of my
politics yet it suits me better than
any other paper on the coast. The
New Era edition is only sample of
what The Call can do. It has even
gone beyond what it promised in re-
gard TO this great enterprise and has