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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05
BARTLETT IS
OUT ON BONDS
Hearing on a Writ Of Ra-
beas Corpus Granted
Yesterday.
Judge Cook Will Consider the
Matter on Saturday Morn
ing Next.
The Witness Of the Fair Case Finally
Finds Sureties and Is at
Liberty.

Charles NJ. S. Bartlett, the witness in
the Fair case who admitted that be had
committed perjury in giving testimony
favorable to Mrs. Nettie r. Craven, and
who was committed to jail by Judge
Slack, swore out a writ OF habeas corpus
before Judge Carroll Cook yesterday and
was released On $4,000 bail pending the
hearing of the matter. Ever since his in
generation Bartlett has been trying 10
secure bonds, ard yesterday Joe Harvey,
the turfman, and Robert T. Brodek of the
Bald win barber-shop consented to be-
come his sureties.
J. n. E. Wilson drew up a bond for
Bartett's release, but when hunt was
made for Judge Slack it was found that
he was il San Rafael hold ing court for
Judge Angellotti. Then Judge Cook was
appealed to to fix bail, but he refused to
interfere with a case of such Importance
and one that was in the hands of Judge
Slack. Wilson at once swore out the
writ of hebeas corpus, alleging that hi s
client was held without bail and that he
was unnecessarily restrained of his liberty.
Judge Cook granted the writ, and made
it returnable before himself on Saturday
morning next at 10 O'Clock. Pending the
hearing OF the matter he admitted the de-
fenGant to bail in $4,000, with the same
sureties that had offered themseiv es on
the original bond.
Every man has right to bail in a case
where the offense admit OF ball." said
Judge Cook last evening. land there was
no course apen to me but to allow Bartlett
10 go when the bonds seemed good and
sufficient.
las to the charge of perjury or the bail
for that | would not Interfere, deeming
Judge S aek the proper person 10 Tx the
amount in which he should be held, tut
there was no alternative in the habeas
corpus proceedings.
''The Grand Jury has Bartlett's case in
hand now and will probably indie: him
during the next week, so that there can
he no harm in having him at liberty in
the meantime.
''If he is indicted the habeas corpus pro-
ceedings will be done away with and he
will be allowed to give bonds under the
indictment in case he can find sureties."
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"UIROUs CONE TO TOWN"
The Elephant Walks Around and the
Omnipresent Small Boy Is Happy.

The Elephant Walks Around and the
Omnipresent Small Boy Is Happy.
Tie great tents of the Walter L. Main
shows were again filed with an enthusi
astic audience yesterday afternoon and
evening. The demand for reserved seats
was so great that by o'clock they were
all taken and hundreds were turned away
The most attractive parts OF the per-
formance swas the trained lion wallace
riding horseback, and the E ldy family o1
S ciety acrobats, performing in full dress
feats difficult of accomplishment In the
aero batic dress. The Vernon trio in iheff
wonderful aerial feats also came in for a
WELL share OF applause, while the
monkey race on ponies drove the little
ones into ecstacjes of delight.
Altoge her it is frs -ciass show, and
many people tired of the Bameness and
confinement of the theater are attracted
by the novelty and freedom of the tented
performance, and pass the evening very
pleasantly on the hard boards.
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LATE RACING NEWS,
Bulletin of Chairman Weich of the
Associated Cycling Clubs
Racing Board.

The track racing committee of the Cali
fornia Associated Cycling Clubs issues
this emergency bulletin under date OF
Septem ber f.:
The entry form for the meetings of ths Santa
Rosa Cycling Park Association of September 9
and 10 StiDuIates that The half-mile CHAMPION
ship is open 10 amateurs OF the 2:1S class
only No such restriction can be imposed
Champion ships are open 10 every rider who
considers himself up to cham pionship FORM
without reference TO his time record
The entry form further stpulates that the
mile 2 80 class is open to riders with record
of not less than :25 and that the lib class is
open to riders wi q record OF 2:1S or better
Track rule No. Is expressly provides that "a
class race is open only 10 those who up to da te
OF the closing OF the entries nave not won the
first position in a track race or trial heat in
the same or better time than the class under
consideration" Thus the rider who has won
rst pos ition in 2 80 less is not eligible 10
race to which they are not eligible become lia-
be TO punishment.
Sanctions issued to Santa Rosa Cycling Par K
Association for September 10 additional day)
and to Bay View Park Ass ocia tion, San Diego,
tor September II.
The Ariel Bicycle Club of Vallejo VIII
probably hold a race meet on Sunday,
October II. The Capital City Wheelmen
OF Sacr have changed their date
from Octob Der 10 to Septem bcr 20
The Golden Gate Cycling Club will hold
five mile handicap road race this morn :
ing from San Leandro to Haywards The
following are the entries and aandicaus:
Robert Black, James Black and Frank
Arnold. scratch; James Mcintyre. A.
Bull, Fred Hayes and Frank Carroll, 60
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out it should be for the necessities and not
for the luxuIies. with the Incidental help
ing of real estate scheme.
Not only do the people who are directly
interested in that part of the City con-
denim it as lob" but from every quar-
ter come protests against this unwise ex-
penditure of money
IN. N.T'horne, aftOrney-at-1aw.
and a resident and property
owner of the Mission since
I6A8: ''tpm not in favor Of the propo-
sition under any circumstances. am,
however, in favor of the Mission having
park. think the people in that section
should. be favored with a park But the
proposed zoo and park. as advocated here,
is not Mission project II any sense OF
the word On the contrary it is a scheme
OF certain real estate agents to sell piece
OF undesirable outside land to the City at
more than three times its value"
DIR. w. r.. McNutt. physician
and surgeon, Office IO4 Sutter
street: by no means am in favor of
any such thing at this period OF the City's
growth, when our sewer system is in such
a deplorabe condition, not to mention
our streets. How could l favor the ex-
penditure OF such large sum .for some
thing that we can get along without when
look out on the streets and see the old
cobble stones that were put down in 1S49
still remain standing there as remin-
iscence of decayed ageP Twill say, how
ever, that from a climatic point of view
the Mission is admirably adapted ior
botanical and geological collection when
the funds of the City would justify the
locating of such collection in any part OF
this peninsula. But at the present time no,
positively, no! Better thousand times
i'm prove our Golden Gate Park by such
sppropria tions as we can afford until such
time as we can get thorough system of
sewerage introduced which will insure our
citizens against sickness and death. And
lastly I would favor the spending of any
moneys We can afford in opening Potrero
avenue from the central portion OF the
business center to the PotTero and the
southern part of the City, whore all OF the
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seconds; ]. Burns and J. McClusky, l
minute; F. Smithurst J. Shoemaker, NJ.
Whipple. 1:I5; w. Ruhfer Fred Sever
ance 1870; J. Holiing, w. Rhodes. las;
V. Fell, minutes.
The nominating COMMITTEES appointed
at the annual meeting of the Bay City
Wheelmen last Wednesday evening has
named the following board OF directors
Tor the ensuing year: Frank H. Kerrigan,
John Davidson, R. Lloyl Conkling. Walter
d. Sheldon, John G. North, George L..
Hall, Archie Reid. Harry Larkin, A. j..
Menne, George 2. Wetmore ana Theodore
c. Dodge; captain. Harry Larkin: lieuten.
ants, a. E. Kellom and W. Macdonald.
To-day the Bay Citys go to Laundry
Farm. taking the 9 o'clock creek route
boat
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NO zoo FOR THEM.
The Mission Five-Miie Improve-
ment Club Puts Itself on Record
as Being Opposed,


The Mission Five-mile Improvement
Club that has made It's necessities known
to the Supervisors by its numerous petit
tons during the past twelve months for
lights. water and hre protection, is not
likely to indorse the zoo proposition with
good grace. AT all events, it has placed
itself on record as being decidedly op-
o:ed to the scheme by resolution in b
following Language:
Resolved, that this club is opposed to
the purchase OF any land for park pur.
poses until such times as all necessary
Improvements are made in such sections
OF the City as are in need of the same.'
The pertinency of this resolution may
be seen from the fact that the residents OF
that portion Of the City have been asking
for lights, water and fire protection tor
months past and also sufficient school ac-
commodation for their children, but SO
far in vain. A fre-alarm box has been
placed at the crossing Of Silver avenue
and Mission street during the past week,
and fer this slight favor the club has
offered a vote OF thanks to Supervisor
Burns. This will 20 10 show how grateful
the Mission people are for small favots.
They are, however, in hopes that some OF
their wants will be remedied when the
Supervisors settle down TO business by and
by.
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NO MONKEY RANCH
IS Desired At
THE PRESENT Time
Prominent People of the Mission Want No Sentimental
Show Of Giving Them Something for
Nothing.

manufacturing industries are and willsbe
located. 1t can be seen at a glance that
this avenue should be opened, If for no
other purpose than TO meet the require
ments of the Fire Department in case OF
fires on the southern side of the City"
a. VI. Speck, real estate
agent, 6O2 Market street: ut
seems to me TO be tirst-Ciass JOB to get
rid of an undesirable piece OF land that
would not otherwise come into the market
Tor a mum ber OF years as building lots, or,
for that matter, for. any other salable
purpose, for the next twenty years. The
price which is asked for the land Is without
any exaggerstion more than three times its
value. 1t looks upon its face to be a
huge Job to make few men rich with
out having to 60 to hlondlke.
Dr. Joseph Pescia. ex-Super-
visor and attache of the United
States Medical Corps, office at
z29 Montgomery street: Yes.
| have read ali Il bout it and am therefore
in a position TO frankly say | am not in
favor of any such job. l am i'll favor OF
small spots such as the squares that we
now have for breathing purposes. These
and the big park that we have and that we
are all so justly proud Of are quite
ample for the wants of the people of
this City until our financial condition
justifies US in acquiring larger ones.
Then, again, this is not movement
of the Mission people at all. 1t would be
OF no earthly advantage 10 them as they
would have to pay carfare to go there.
And when they got there the locality is
the reverse of being inviting. 1t is situats
on the rise of hill, exposed to the full
force of the western winds and to Jog,
when that heaIthful but unwelcome VS.
itor makes its appearance. And outside OF
all this the conditions of the City's streets
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COMMENDS "THE CALL. -
A Handsome Tribute to the Attitude Of This
Paper in Regard to the Mission Zoo Volun-
teered by the california Demokrat,'
a Leading German Newspaper
of San Francisco

In the past the readers of the California Demokra have
been informed of the project of great park and geological
garden for that part of the City known the Mission
idea seemed impraccabe and in spite of the bare of um
pets and sounds of the drum with which introduced
fell into oblivion.
When the Board of Supervisors into power the
project revived and land advertised for The BIDS
which ranged from S2oooo to 900 ooo published
by the California Demokrat.
After that the project again dropped out of sight
brought forward in couple of weeks by big posters
and then taken up by the Engishspeaking papers
The vacation of the Board of Supervisors almost at
end and the third Monday of September its orders
must be passed The hackers of the Mission park will then
bring forth their ideas and will ask about for their
work. That is why the papers have begun fighting
this project and also why the San Francisco CALL has
been opposing it strenuousy. Let hope THE CALL
will not take to heart the enm of the pseudooca patriots
for having numerically exposed their selfish plans
The taxpayers San Francisco proper and those of the
Mission and of the Western Addition naturally proud
their Golden Gate Park They do not second park
until the sewers, pavement and street lights better
condition. They of the opinion that the time ripe
for Mission park and geological garden and they
be assured that when the time for appropriation
for such purpose the money will be wasted and that
there will be something to show for it.
This and many other things the San Francisco CALL
clearly shown We willingly declare that what has said
okrat is entirely in accord with it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05
ALL TAXPAYERS ARE AROUSED.
Money Is Too Badly Needed
to Be Expended in
Luxuries.
BETTER SEWERS And STREETS.
First Give All Parts of the City
the Necessities Urgently
Required.

The people living in the Mission are de-
termined that if a park and zoo are foisted
upon the City it shall not be upon senti-
mental grounds of giving something to
the residents that they are clam oring for.
Ii there is any one thing that the prop
erty-owners of the Mission do not want
just at present it is a new PARK and Zoo,
with the incidental increase of taxation
that will go with it.
As one property-owner expressed it..
they want streets and sewers, and not
monkey ranches. II money is to be paid
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05

When wind off his stomach that is fatulence.
people call gupng wind No matter what you call it.
disease disease annoying and disgust
ing your friends heard politician speak Of rival whom
admire, old fool Fauent windy
Usually by it wind collected in the stomach Wind the
may also be just properly designated fatuence 1t
by indigestion physician who practices town
Albany York the of old gentleman who
had been so annoyed by persistent
had the vicinity without securing any
benefit Finally and prescribed several remedies
which failed utterly prescribed Rpans Tabue which he
ported he nearly cured Think
thing make strong feature of fatuence
in all the RIPANs advertisements for find them excellent
almost every case of that sort"
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05
HOTEL ROWARDENNAN,

THE PICTURESQUE SPOT OF BEN To-
MOND, IN the Santa Cruz Mountains New
hotel snd rustic cottages con:&iDing 90 rooms
ALL HARD FINISHED, with large closets
Two tennis courts and bowling alley. Buildings
grounds and river lighted by electricity. mlle
of river for boating. Round trip tickets, SO. For
particulars address THoS L BELL Proprieto
ben Lomond, al.
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and sewers are such as to have the first
call upon the funds of the taxpavers. We
have all the parks we want Tor the pres
emit"
John BOIger, vice-president
of the Mission Defense Union.
$40 Dolores street: The Mission
De elise Union is an organzation OF nearly
thousand n EN- bers, who stand to pro-
mote The best in nterests of the Miss on di
trict. We have won two battles We
downed the street extension swindles and
killed the Noe title frauds and we intend
TO knock out this raid on the City treasury
to pay 100000 for monkey ranch some.
where adjoining San Mateo County.
Taxes are too high now, and the people
won't have il. THE CALL is right in this
fight and so is the Star"
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS.

DESWICK, SISkIYOU COUNTY, CAL, A
ID noted fishing. and health resort. Ho; mud and
sui phur baths
EDISON BROS, Proprietors.
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new CARLSBAD MINERAL SPRINGS.
LAKE COUNTY,

LAKE COUNTY.
THE GREATEST HEALTH GIVING WATER
l. In America Specific Tor al stomach, liver
kidney and bladder troub es. New hotel, new
management. Terms. So 20 $40 per week. For
psrtc uiars address W. X. McGOVERG, Kelsey
vile, Lake o. DIR. NJ GOVERN, 1877 Fol-
som street. San Francisco.
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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, Glen
brook, Lake County. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05

GUNNER BOARD ON FRUIT FARM NEAR
- Los Gatos: hunting and fishing. Address A.
L. W.. lie Franc station, Frohns P. c., Santa
Clara County
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05
AGUi CALIENTE SPRINGS.

CONOMA VALLEY. OPEN ALL THE Y EAR r
- hours from San Francisco. Elegant Moderr
Hotel Warm Mineral Swim ming and Tu
Baths. Send for Circulars. Address AGU VA CALI
ENTE SPRINGS HOTEL, Aqua Caliente, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05

At BELMONT, SAN MATEO COUNTY,
n board for summer m onths; private fam lv; cro-
quet ground; large sunny rooms. hilllard-room and
salt baths: convenient TOR business men and fami-
lies. MRS. NJ. HANSEN.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05

MADRONE MINERAL SPRINGS.
{, ANITA CLARA COUNTY WATER Is A SPF.
~ cifc for indigest and kidnev troubles Stage
onnects at Madrone with morning trains Mon,
We'd. sat; send for descriptive pam phiet and
terms JAMES CARTER. Manager
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MALLS SPRING NEAR RUSSIAN RIVER.
W open for write for circular Address
R. ARMSTRONG. Manager, Hilton 2. O., Sonoma
County, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05

IDEAL FRUIT RANCH, TRENTON. so
noma O.; furnished COTTAGES with free fruit
veg., horse. Sl2 to S22 lovely healthful ocslity.
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LAUREL DELL,

DLEAsANTLY LOCATED ON LAUREL DELL
l. Lake; new dining room, new livery stable. 1t
is now one of the most attractive outing places in
Lake County. Rates $S 10 $12 per week Boating
and bathing free Bring your bathing suits Ad-
dress II. w MI BOLD, Bertha p D.. Lake CO., Cal
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q W Foulks, ElkS Grow
J Ball ard, Narrow Lands
F 2 Nye & W. Arcata
A NJ Hunt. Cal
7 Z Earcit, Cal
q NJ Halstall, Cal
II erm an Harris. sta Ana
Nj ISL tHodge.S .SantaRos
n McPheterS, Truckee
Mrs NJ : hearer, NJ Oldest {
f Smith Il W. STA Barbs
w w Oates. Stockton
G W Aulmann, d esM oine
J L Tucker, Mod asto
Mrs A L Brya n&fam, Ga
T Regan & W, Bo So City
J F Ward, { al
+ V L Lee, Stanford
L ] Collins IL ", Cal
+. Iu la. Ocos
J Lutterman, Tum ban or
w H Mckenzie. Fresno
w ] Stockton, Cal
G 4 Nourse, resno
A y + ell&w, StHe ena
w n Chester, U y n
w Darneat, Los Gat0S
Mrs S Z Reamer, Or
Mrs J 5 TAYLOR, Cal
Miss BOhl. Sacto
j l. Matthews&w, Cal
Mrs McDonald&fy, Cal
6 w Barnes, Los Ang
Mrs ] W Beam. Colo
p Weuck. Santa Cruz
Mrs : Carle, Sac.o
+ u J hice, Cal
GRANI
F Wood, Johnstown
G + Bryant, Diamond s.
& w Hayden, : e ebastopo
Z Seawell, stockton
NJ T Alexander, Sn Jose
Miss D Well. Sequel
p = Deming. Auou n
MisSGrace Hood, Hopl NJ
Mrs J : Perry ,Petslumi
Mrs Wilson, santa Kos
b w Crabb. Oakville
CHI Matthews, Healdsb,
w $ B Dana,>ant Rosi
Miss NJ Diggs WOODLAND
Miss J Ha milton SnJos'
J r vans, HOLSTER
S NJ Day, Los Angeles
MISS W Ii am bly,, Stanfs
Miss 81 Kinkead, Stanfr
J NJ Gleaves, BEDDING
J A Miller, New
! Miss Z A Palm, Sacto
+ d Ryan, Sacto
A > Phippen q W, Cal
d A Ostrom, Yuba Co
Fred Mason. Sacto
| q II Frost. Cal
Mrs V A Clark, NJ on,ere
, smith, stockton
) II Cuilin, Cal
Miss K Barker, Sacto
Mrs e O'Nei Sequel
RUSS
T McCluskey. Hollister
G. W Mo lteith, Frs sno
II y Yates Gnrberville
b d Leonard. Gilroy
! & II Holmes, Kellogg
J Schmidt, Live more
+ ID IL HSnsCn. Arcata
- O'Connell, Port Costa
T Lowander d w, Cal
/ Kate Thomas, Angels
| otto Peterson, san Dies
Mrs q + ~hetLle, Ws pr
| D Eaton & fam. Tracy
6 w Perine. san jose
Mrs L + sloan, Fowler
G II Saunders, Acapulc
/ Gray. Alameda
= Cheese. Livermore
j Gleese, Liyermore
j h Gedney, san Diego
5 Powell, Woodland
/ Gray, Alamo
w n Ten Eyck. Cal
Mrs l. B Cook, Los Ang
Mrs c a Todd, sta Cruz
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BALDW
l. A ] eonhart, Livermu
NJ + Harris, Oakland
y Sidney, stockton
L II jerks, AlbuquerQu
II : But er, Portland
A A Lamont, sta Rosa
Mrs A a Lamont, s Kos;
J d Hauck. Pitts burg
Carl Walther, Chicago
Mrs a Abbey, Chic ago
q A Nc Eifresh, La
j r Davis, Oakland
. +. Sprague. Salt Lake
Z G McPike, Wesley
S Migliavaoca. Napa
III A Wright, Stockton
A l. O'Don nell, Miss
PALAC.
B Fl Collins, Pale Al.o
Rev Il J Gawer,Grass v
Mrs f White It c,Chicai
Mrs " GIL, san Jose
{ X Miller. u > oregon
A l. Stone, Oakland
q Hoe hstadter, Chicago
J d Bicknell. Los Ang
Mrs + A Spence, PortlaI
j Lang. Louisville, Ky
Miss C'I esry, Wash
+ d Marshall. y Y
M + Taylor, Louisvi le
Miss O'Lesry, Pleasant {,
e G Perkins, Roo co
DR. b M Lundborg, Ukis
NEW YVES,
Miss Emma Jay, Tulare
W + p Rose, y \ A
+ stoye & wi, MINI
q Adams, santa Rosa
Y Eechvnus ROIQ0
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PACIFIC
SEEGLER SPRINGS,
COUNTY.

LAKE COUNTY.
THIS DELIG hTFUL WAITE KING-PLACE is
located in the midst of the Coast Range.
Abundance of mineral springs, hot and cold
plunge baths large swimmin g-tank of mineral
water, fine stone dining-room; telephone con
Dections. electric lights livery accom- mediation;
good trout fishing and hunting. Round-trip tick
cts at 5. p. Offices $40.
JOHN SPAULDING. Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05

RE- Pacific Coast Agents DR.. Edison's Obesity
Goods, Pills, Salts and BaadS.
Write for Circular
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LICK HOUSE.

IOUSE.
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Miss B y ewell. Lvrmore
w > Wright. Jersey CITY
w Hill, Petaluma
j G Black. Oai
Frank ii NOVEL;. Cal
] Z Williams. Cal
Mrs II L Trip. anita Rosa
G Beaudet, sonora
Albert Shearer, Modesto
Frank T sweet, Mar. inez
II Smith, Santa Barbara
g S Badger. S, Louis
j IL Davis, Cal
Miss Annie Crawford, Ind
G Perley Modesto
A ] Rosborough ON ah a
+ I smith & ", stanford
G II " hitworth, Cal
j G. Walter. Cal
II Nowell. Guatema ala
NJ Oleveras, Callao
l. A Elliott. VisaIiG
II q Howell, Cal
q A Longe. Los Angeles
A Bell. st Helena
T. Il Thisler, u > y
] + ChileS Davlsville
Miss u NJ Taylor, Cal
& l. Rawlins, Cal
Mrs 2 Boil, Sacto
Miss Callett, Santa Rosa
+ L Baker, Los Angeles
] ] Crowell&fy. [ orona
Mrs J p Mcfarland, Cal
Col J T Harrlngton,Ca
S Carle Sacramento
J IL Bragaw, Levingston
HOTEL.
] A Brown&w,L Angeles
B T Barlow, Piacerville
w ID reynolds, stock en-
II Kirsc beam&w, Sn Jose
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NJ NJ arothers &w, Ukiah
] n Birch&sm, SDta Kosa
Miss Wi son. santa Rosa
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w y Fletcher&w. Hop nd
Mrs w III Bow ming,
Woodland
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Mi s NJ Heat b, Vallejo
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l. K Al, xander, Cal
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W ] Loring, Cal
, j G Ticr. Monterey
& II Cnsick. Or
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o b Little & fly, Md
HOUSE
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ID f Freeman, Portland
b Sylvester, Cal
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] w Carrigon & ", Cal
Il Miller. Los Angeles
Z h Shettle, Westport
DR. g + V Schmidt, St
Petersburg
q w Hale & ", Butte
NJ Hough, ,iridley
III = McDsde, Brntwood
Il Lszenby, Cal
A J Wort nington, Cal
} l. Matthews IL W, Cal
ID Z Knowles, Cal
G G Eurns, Alamo
J B Howard & W, Cal
L III Batchelder. Los Ang
+ w Mariens. Cal
A Aaron, Need es
n HOTEL.
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III A Knofel, Ky
Mrs \ Sidney, stockton
S b Mahan, Trinity
q A Pill, spokane
p a Burgess, Stockton
] F Fainey, La
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Alfred "A bbey, Chicago
NJ art n A Aboey, Chicago
L b Pritchard, Sausalito
w ID Davis. Goat Island
n Richmond. Alvarado
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HOTEL.
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i While, Chicago
w l. Gil, san Jose
II ii Pitcher, Livernlore
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A 5 Macdonald, Oakland
G z Buffmer, tLouis
] Z Hogan, Los angeles
a Il Hodge. Chicago
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Miss ODea. Washington
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MIS-, O'Dea, Pleasanton
w G buntiD, Stanford
ERH HOTEL.
w II McKennan, Cal
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i lie May, Santa Rosa
c r Bubb. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-05

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