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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

Cine 4ine fir
Blinbe. 0uosropb senannt, lit pom benz
Mbbe> Stil3 erfunben woroen. Wtit
9ilfe elmer iol@eu Moidine 1T IS iett
mSsli@, baB glinoe ibren MnsebOrisen,
bic bod oftmals in onberen Stdbten
'uobnen, obne ieoe 9ilfeleituns anoer<
ieits 8riefe idreiben. llmsetebrt 1T IS
ben 0ermanbten uno Betannten zines
iol&en l1nslidli@en mittelit elmer iol4en
Maidine mosli@ sema&t, bemielben
griefe gu i@reiben, bic oieier oann, 10
unsloubli@ es au@ tlinst, .obne ieoe
weitere germitteluns ielbit leien tonn.
Dies wiro errei9t our@ oenn iinnreiden
Me@anismus Der Mai@ine, bel Der
our4 bas Nieoeroriden elmer Gaite ei>
n~erieits Der betr. Vu@itabe auf bas
9opier obseorudt mirb, anoererieits
aber bierour@ slei&3eitis auf Der anoeren
9dlfte bes gosens elm entipre@enoer
@ini @nitt eriol9t, bic ie mad ben ,ent>
ipre4enoen 8u&naben ueri@ieoeu unb
j. o ben Blinoen lei@t seleien weroen
t0nnen. Dieie Mai@inen baben ii4
bereits 1T Der Praris gut bewdbrt.;,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

&ur5 ober binois lautet cine uon.
@ouuerneur Smitb pom Montana Der
Xe9islatur jenes 'Stactes iiberIanbte
Soti9ait, norm IS beiBt: SD bite
sic, aue peri0nliden &eibercisn bel
Seite ;u laien unp SIRE S1dtiateit uoQ
uno gang Dem Woble oes Staotes gu
miomeu. 9ulien sic oas S@waten uno
MAIDEN SIC lid all bic Nrbeit 49,. Wan
miro sic i'm Uolte mad ben Oienlten
i9deen, bic sic 9elciitet, ni@t aber mad
ben oratorilden Grfolsen. bic sic TN
6auie ersielt baben." - 0ieIe wenisen
ia9z uno ;%etsemdBen Worte ueroienen
aud pon ben 0oltsuertretern in anoeren
@eiessebunsm uno I'M GonsreB be-
bersist su meroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

Ncutt. Uonneritas, finoet in @as
lbinston bic EMANCIPATION oes Prdiis
benten Wic& inlep itatt. Nu@ ben eaSu
%getroiienen Vortebrunsen gu mrtbeilen,
wiro bieislbe oil @lans uno @epranse
9lQes iibertreiisn, mas in oieier Se;ieb:
uus bis ieet s~elsiitet wuroe. Die buns
bsrttauienbs BON Weniden, wel@e bieiem
S9auipiel% beiwobnen, weroen alio mobl
uolaui @ele9enbeit baben, uenisiteus
fir oisien Sag Die ionitise Notb uni
bas @leno I'M Yanoe 81 uer9eiIen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04
Budlen8 Mrnica=Salbt.

Die bette Salbe in Der @elt fir @un:
ben, Quetl@unsen, S@nittwunoen, Sc
i9mire, Sal3fluB, Tle@ten, auf9eipruns
gene bdnoe, Grotbeulen, 9abnerausen
uno aue 9antausi@lase uno beilt ms
feblbar 9dmorrboiben. @ouRdnbige
8efr.eoisuns 3useii&ert, ODER teine Be-
3ablun9 uerlanst. Preis. IS Gents Die
@&o@tel. gu baben BEL 8. ~. SIien,
Ne,p ulm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04
Bet Der tir;li9eu untsriu9uns &c

Bel Der tir;liden llntsriu9uns &c:
gen bic corruption Yeamtcn in Oulutb
aejtano elm GrsS Acknowledgements cer
@ranb Surp nit Der sroBten Trc'miis
tbiateit, bag ibm einmal Semano ein
v@ei4ent" Don $4,000 ssma9t babe.
buE er li9 aber nit Dem bel item WlQen
ni1t msbr entiinnen tonne. BON men
uuo fit mas CT oai1elbe erbalten babe.
Der quite Mann ioute als itebenoe1
j3euae bel allen . Standardization
gen an9eteat meroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04
Gin H%atioWaler 0eiertaS.

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der folseabs. iiir uuiere lettwS@ents
li4e Numussr bsitimmte Nrtisel. Der
uessn WanseI az @aum 1uriidSsitsut
w<rben mu6te. lit intereiiant senu1. um
AUDI nod na&trasli@ seleien 3u ,perben.)
Der 90. 5sbruar 1T ais Der @eburts:
tag @sorse 8aibtnstons ais elm natio:
Mailer Geiertos teitseiest, unb nit Re@t.
Nh ben Na~en George @aibinstons
snipft iid bic slorrei@ite @po&s ~uaierer
nod iunsen, aber leioer i@on itart snts
arteten @epablis. Den naa Grsibeit
uno SeIb0tanbis.eit rinse"oen Solonien
mar Woibinston Der Geleberr lin RrieSe,
uno ais bic Republit CUR Gbatia&e ses
woroen NOR. ,par er aud nit oemislben
grIols Der Ieitenoe Stuatsmann. Der
b6dte Beante berielben. Das Bolt
4dste feline Seroienlte 10 bod. bab ieis
mem gbrsei3 ,eine S@rante seiest mar.
@aibinston NOR ni@t eisentli@ pom
bemotratii@en Principien our@orunsen,
sr betra9tete bic @cpublit als e.ne
Notbwenbisseit unb par Elm beseiitetsr
gnbdrser Der repubIitanii9eu Staats:
|orm unb liebte babel iein 0olt nit
stabenbem 9erjen unb bemabrte Der
Republit bic Grsue.
Stinem feiten @iuen uno ieiner aufs
ri4tism @eiinnuus oirfte es Dor alien
gu u%eroonten ie,u, baB Die @epublit 9ez
sranoet muroe unb in Grilten; uerblieb.
Nare @aibinston nidt fret bon oQem
Gbr9ei5 9eueien, e. bdtte nit Grfol9
nod Der 1Oni9s.rone 9reiien tonnen uno
bie Ssreini9ten @taaten wdren beute
pieQei@t cine Monardie, unb nidt cine
Republit. Nuen Veriu@uu9en ieoo9
troete CT unb l~trafte bic Beiarmorter Der
Wouardie nit ieiner @eradtuns. Gang
abseieben uon ben 9roBen 0erbienten
Baibinstons, i@on hafur ueroient ct
ben Dart aQer, uuo man uenut i'm nit
He4t ben Gater bes Waterlanbes.
3u betlasen lit IS leioer, bag bic na:
tionatm Teittose bier3ulanoe gu elmer
bloBen Gormia@e seworoen iino. Man
ideut li3 BaroueIe 3wii6eu Der @esen'
mart uno Der @ersonsenbeit gu 3iebeu,
mon betra@tet ben n%ationalen Teittas
uur als cine sanitise @elesenbeit, I'M
ii3 su uersniisen.
Seit ben Easeu 8aibinstons baben
lid bic Nni4auunsen iber Treibeit nno
Gepublit meientIi@, uno gum 9rSBten
S9aoen bes Qanoes. s%ednoert, bic gars
tei9essnidte uerocn INNER i4roiere ul.o
Don elmer Treibeit in bes Wortes wabrer
Beoeutuns Tam taum mebr bic Reee
iein. Cine @leiaa.luns unb @ki6j
bere4tisans Der 8arser siebt Is ri@t
n1ebr; bic R%orruption miro nit unaus>
seiest ii@ teiseruoer l1nueri@dmtbeit
betrieben, uno hermit bdlt bic &ne9tun9
Der Maiien uno Der @%ieoersans ber
6reibeit slei@en S@ritt mie i'm alien
Rom. (9ammonb, Snb., 0lts3ts.)4
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

UGUCC U0o uuU III uCtlIuuutee yttl>
i9enoe gleno beri9tet Der oorti9e v9e:
rolf" ~iolsenbes: Gina $50 Npplican>
ten uni Bepiuisuns o Wietbsjus
i4lKeu fonben lid seitern Nbenb Dor
Dem @ountpratbscomite fir Nrmenan>
eelesenbeiten elm. IS murben 80 Der
@eiu9e bewiQist, 80 wuroen an ben
Observation-Disclosures Slug CUR ndbes
rem llnteriuduns uerwielen uno Der Heit
murbe Direct abi9ldsis bei@ieben. Wie
in ieber Sibuns oes Nrmeneomites, 10
BOT ii@ ou6 seitern Nbeno bur@ bic
Yetenten elm i4war5es 8ilo sroBitdotis
i@en Glenbs bar. 3mei Orittel Der
NppIicanten ,uaren Trauen; auf bic
itereotppe 6rose ots gorlsers Steuen>
ion v@as ma4t Sbr Mann?", tamen
in BET Mebr5abl Der Tdue Mntworten
mie vgr itarb uor einisen Sabren unb
elm Grbtbeil NOR fir mid unb bic &in>
Der ni9t u%orbonoen", ~Gr bat mid nit
Sen Einoern i'm Sti9 s%elailen unb no
er ieet 1T, weiB i@ ni6t", ober vGor
etwa feds Monaten sins er aui bic
Su9s na@ Nrbeit mad ausmarts uno
ieitber b0rts i'd pom ibm ni@ts mebr".
Trauen, bic berart 9an5li@ auf ii@ ielbit
ausewieien iino, wiro taft ausnabmslos
bic semini@te @umme, bic nod Der be-
itebenosn @esel $4.oo pro Monat ni@t
iberlteisen BARI, bemiaist. Oie mdnn>
liden Npplicanten tommen inoeB weni*
ger sndoi9 oapon. Sbre Musia9en iino
taft abereinitimmeno. Sic er5dblen pom
Monate LANCER 9lrbeitsloiiateit uno pom
&rontbeit, bic in Der Mebr3obl Der JdQe
our@ Gntbebrun9 beruor9erufen muroe.
Mebreren bieier Iermiten muroen 9eitern
Mbeno bic Tbrdnen in bic Nu9en se>
trieben, neil Der NusidmB, auf ibre St.
tlaruns bin, baB' ibre 6amilie nur aus
Der 6rau uno einem &inoe betebe, 1id
we,serte, ibre Applicationen gu beriids
li&tisen. rueberau ertont bos &C.
i9rei, baB aeipart weroen mub unb 10
leib es uns periSnli@ AUDI tbut, Elm ber>
artises @eiu@ 3u uerweisern, Elm TOR
perli@ seiunoer Mann nit elmer 10 tlei>
nen Tamilie muB eben ieben, ME er obne
0ffentli@e l1nteritatuns fertis wiro, "
iaste elmer Der Superuiioren. Gin anbe:
rer u,e,nte, auf bic Nusiase zines Der
Mpplieanten lin, baB Ct nur einen Wtos
nat Mietbe i@ulois iei: r@obnen sic
nur rubi9 nod Elm paar Munatey bort,
Sbr 9auswirtb mirb sic i@werli@ auf
bic StraBe ieten, ba er taum' einen
mietber, oer jablen fam, fir bic @obs
nuns finbsn barfte."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04
Na4 @aIiforn,en.

Die minneapolis & 81. Souls Babn
1T bic ein3ise 2inie, wel@e PbiQtps Gous
riltenma9en benuet. O~ur&laufenoe
,3use na@ Qos @nseles uerla6en Wti,>
1eopolis ieoen Dienitas uia St. Mortb
uno 81 Palo uno ieoen Donneritas pia
Omaba, Oenper umb Salt Qate. 3
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

&rate bel Meniden, Naube bel
pferoen, 9unbem uno Uieb merbsn in
elmer balben Stunbe sebeilt nit Wool;
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ba:
ben in Mno. $. Gdtems Mpot9ete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

Dad SGT springs, Art.
Die Wtinneapolis & ct. Youis Dabn
lit bic tarjeite 2inie unb bic ein3ise. wels
de Dining uno Compartment S1lais
wasen benubt. Grcuriioms: Gidets iinb
iett ,u babcn.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30
NEW TO-DAY.
Sent Free 10 Men.
INDIANA MAN DISCOVERS A REMARK :
ABLE REMEDY FOR LOST
VIGOR.
Samples Will Be Sent Free to All
Who Write for 1t.

James P. Johnston of Fort Wayne. Ind, after
battling for years against the mental and physical
suffering OF lost manhood has found the exact
remedy that cures thu trouble.
He is guarding the secret carefully but is will
ing to send sample of the medicine to all men
who suffer with any form OF sexual weakness re-
sultng from youthful ignorance, premature loss
of memory and strength, weak back, varicocele
and emacation. The remedy has peculiarly
grateful effect OF warmth and to act d.
rectly giving needed strength and development
wherever needed The remedy cured Mr. John
ston completely OF all the ills and troubles that
come from years OF misuse OF the naturally or
daned functions and is said to be absolutely reli-
able In every
A request Mr.. James Z. Johnston, Box 1865.
Fort eyne, Ind stating that you would like a
sample of his remedy for men, will be complied
with promptly, and no charge whatever Will be
asked by him. HI is very much interested in
spreading the news of this great remedy, and he
is careful to send tho sample securely sealed in a
perfectly plain package 50 that its recipient need
have no fear OF Embarrassment or publicity.
Readers are requested to write without delay.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30
THE STOCK MARKET.

There wss not much of Interest In mining stocks
yesterday. Belcher was active and advanced to
65 cents on the afternoon call, and Caledonia de-
clined AZ cents but the other stocks showed lit
tie distur bance.
The Occidental delinquent sale takes place TO-
day.
The DELINQUENCY in the office of the Grayson as
sessment OF ~ cents on the Hale & Norcross stock
has been post poned October rs and the day OF
sale TO November lS.
The Geyser Ma tion Mining Company of Utah
has declared dividend Of cents per share
amounting 10 $1,000 John Dern has been elected
president of the company in place of Theodore
Bru back.
The weekly letter from the Crown Point saws;
The south drift on the seventh floor of the 500
level upraise has been extended 3 feet during the
week ana is now out total distance of 800 feet
I be face shows width Of one foot Of rich ore
wider In the bottom thar at the top ana east OF
which is a width OF one foot Of clay and QUAR-
mixed, assaylng from $l7 TO $50 per ton The
ricn streak is of fine character, and ASSAYS from
$3.50 j. so per ton. on acoCult of he bad all
in the drift we have stopped the same and are
now repairing The zoo level south drift with the
intention OF raising through for air.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30

few days ago to a charge Of murderou5
assault OF Deputy Constable Clarrage oi
Elmhurst was before Judge Ogden for
sentence Mrs. CIarrage was pus upon
the stanc and asked TO tell of the occur
rences siz months ago which led to her
husbands arrest.
Mrs. Mcmahon told the story very
briefly, yet fully. 1t commenced with her
husband coming over one afternoon,
having tiken few drinks and bringing
home Jug of wine. He took frequent
draugh hts toward evening, and as he did so,
his temper arose. He appeared to be
annoyed at something his little child was
doing, so he started TO punish it very
severely. The mother demonstrated with
him because he was in no condition 10
administer punishment and few minutes
later she was on the floor and her husband
was beating and choking her.
The woman managed to cry "Murder!"
a couple Of times, and her cry was heard
by Clarrsge, who resides exactly opposite
the Mcmahon home at Elmhurst. Clar-
rage eros sed the road. AMI when Mcmahon
saw him be took gun and deliberately
aimed al the deputy's abdomen. Fearful
wounds we're inflicted, and for a long time
Clarrage's life was despaIred of. but be is
now considered to be fairly recovered.
Al the conclusion of her story Mrs. Nc
Mahon asked the court to show all the
mercy possible to her husband, and her
plea was supplemented by that Of Nc
Mahon's attorney.
Judge Ogden paused a few moments
while be looked at the weeping woman,
the little child and the father. He said 1t
was very painful TO him to have to pass a
sentence that would be as severe on the
wife and child as on the prisoner, but he
could MOI impose a less sentence than five
years in San Qnentin. When he had
spoken, Mrs. McMahon sobbed aloud, but
her husband appeared 10 be unmoved,
and left the courtroom without even 60
ing over and saving a word to his wife.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30
A PATHETIC CASE.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 29-2 F

Mrs. Smith Died Saturday and Now Her
Husband, Too, Is Dying.
An unusually pathetic case of destitu-
ton and death has been brought to the
attention of the officers of the Children S
Society. The family in question reside at
124 San Carlos avenue.
Several days ago William H. Smith, a
teamster informed Secretary ParnelI that
his wife was dying at the number indi-
Gated and that he was himself too ill to pro-
vide for her wants as we'll as those Of their
three small children. Secretary Parnell
investigated the case ana found Mrs.
Smith at the point of death from
consumption. He took the children, the
eldest of which Is years and the young
est 3 and placed them in the Armitage
Church Orphanage.
Mrs Smith died last Saturday and
on the following day her bereaved
husband, who is also afflicted
with consump ption, became seriously
i'll and yesterday was reported to be
in a dying state. Neighbors have come to
his assistance and will see that his diving
hours are rendered as easy as posi- Bile.
The children meanwhile will remain in
the society care.
At the present dav ton OF diamonds is
worth about G7. 1000, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30
A Society Organized to
Work Solely for Local
Improvements.
The First Thing on the List Is
an Adequate Public
Park.
j. ". Nelson Elected President and
]. A. Britton Vice-Presi-
dent.
0AKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCIsco CALL,
AnN Z 4

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
90S Broadway, Sept %
society has Just been organ zed which
has but enc object-the promoting and
encouraging of i'm provements and utili-
ties so far as they concern the general
municipality, and advancing the best in
terests and welfare OF the city, and no. to
advance the selfish interests of any one,
but only to consider the public We! !'are in
all matters"
Several organizations, notably the
Merchants Exchange and the Board Of
h rade, have been dong in a measure the
'Rwork which the new society will take up.
RThey have, however had several other
projects in hand. and it was thought ad
visabIe by the organizes of the new body
10 form a club that should direct lis ef-
iorls entirely in one direction.
James W Nelson, who has helped IN q
great measure toward making the Oak
land Exposition an annual success, is the
first president OF the new association.
John 4. Britton is first vice. and Charles
H. DAILY second vice. The society starts
ont with thirty-fve members, but within
a month It is expected there will D. al
least a hundred Its urpose IS not to
conflict In any way with existing institu-
tOns, but to AXE the lead along the lines
upon which l. was ORGANIZED.
Atthe present time a pU0.ic park IS the
question needing attention, and as the
matter Is now be ore the City Council the
city will be urged TO purchase a suitable
site that can be improved in such man
ner as to be OF great benefit 10 all.
The prime object OF the new society is
thus outlined Dy lis secretary, W. H. DIM
mick: At frequent intervals during the
past twenty years the question OF public
Improvements has come up in Cne form
or another and has been generally dis
cussed by the cit Zens of Oakland, and in
mum Der OF instances certain propositions
have been submitted to the people 10 be
vo,ed upon. Some Of the questions su b.
mtted nave been carried, put others OF
rea merit have been deieated and a study
OF the influences that have caused the de.
Ieat OF some good measures is found in
the fact that many citizens are unable tC
determine whether a proposed improve
ment Is an actual necessity and benefit, o.
whether it is gross extravaganza lnsti-
tuted by interested promoters. Il will be
the object OF the society to circulate
truthful representations of all such prof
eCtsN
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30
Mayor Thomas Reads 1t
Very Forcibly at the
City Hall.
No Changes viii Be Made for
Reasons That Are Purely
Political.
Declares he Has Backbone and Is
Not Merely Figure
head.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
oOS RrO.T NAV SEM %

sos Broadway, Sep. %.
Mayor Thomas surprised every body
mis- m ornng. When he commenced to
speak the lobby was dumfounded. The
ward politicians were as ounded and his
brother members on the board were struck
dumb.
Mayor Thomas said more in five min
utes than he has said all the time since he
to k office. For TWO months all kinds OF
efforts have been made to induce the
Board OF Works to make changes in The
heads Of municipal departments. but
nothing has come of it, although on GER
tain occasions the Mayor has given
enough encouragement 10 ice-seekers to
Justify them in believing that if they
could secure another vote in the board OF
three mem bers the changes would be
made.
City Engineer Clement introduced a
resolution this morning that precipiiated
the Mayors ulumatum. The resolution
vas rather sweeping; it wanted the I'M
mediate decapitatiOn "for good and suhl
cient cause satisfactory 10 this board" OF
Chief of Police Lloyd, Assistant Fire
Chief Murdock, Superintendent OF Streets
Miller and his assistant, Mr.. xby,
| Whether or not the magnitude Of Mr.
Clements am bition astOnIShed the Mayor
or whether his Honor concluded that it
was time to SIT down positively on these
ever recurring resolutions IS moi known,
but, taking long breath, Mayor Thomas
SAID:
Now, there has been a fair shot at all
those resolutions. Until very satisfactory
reasons ara presented for change in the
heads Of the departments, | want 1t un-
derstood by this board, and more particu-
larly ty ward politicians. that there will
| be no change while | am Mayor OF this
! city or while mine is the deciding vote. l
| have been accused by ward politicians
and perhaps by members OF this board, Of
! lacking backbone l want it understood
| here and now, beyond the possibility OF a
! doubt, that | have little backbone left.
! Il repeat that, unless good and sutfi-
| cient reasons outside of political reasons be
! presented, nv vote shall always be no on
resolutions of this kind. Aslong as every
! thing goes along smoothly the department
heads need fear nothing from my vote. l
| am decidedly tired of being called 'wishy-
| washy, and l want mem bers OF this
! board, ward politicians and the general
! public TO understand my position right
! now, once and tor all time"
The Office-se kers then filed out Mr..
! Clements resolution, which was defeated
| by the votes OF the Mayor and City Attor-
| nev Dow, was pushed to one corner of the
/ table and the board concluded its busi-
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30
ELECTION IN COMPANY G.
Orders Issued for One to Be Held oil
Thursday, October ii.

Ord ers Issued for One to Be Held on
Thursday, October II.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept 29.-Captain
Simpson of Company G. received orders
from brigade headquarters to-day to call
an election on Thursday evening, October
IA, for the purpose OF selecting a first
Lieutenant to fill the vacancy which has
existed for some time. Major Wethern,
now staff officer on Ma ior- r-Genera!
ia mes staff, will resign that position in
order to accept the first Iieutenancy OF
Company 6, and the mem beys of the COM
pany are unanimous in asking him to
do so.
Second Lieutenant Shafer will resign
his position tomorrow night, as he is
going n orth 10 engage In mining enter
prise for an indefinite period. An election
will, therefore, have to be held soon in or
der to fill the vacancy whicn his depart
ure will create.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30
THE TAX RATE.
City Trustees Discuss the Matter Long
and Earn estIy-No De finite Con-
cIusion Reached.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 29.-The City
Trustees had Iengt thy meeting last night
and discussed the tax-leyy matter in all
its phases. The estimates of the various
departments were gone over, and some
slight reductions suggested, though in
none of them was any material cutting
possible. The library Board will pro obably
get about $1,000 less than it asks, and the
street department will have a small re-
auction. But the fact is the ent re city
govern ment is run on very economical
lines and very little reduction is poss Die.
To add to the difficulties OF the situation
is the fact that by the time the taxes be-
gin TO come IN in November there Will be
a deficit OF about $4,000 and unless there
shall De the same contingency next year
this must be provided for in the levy.
Altogether it is difficult TO gee how rate
OF 81 10 or 81 u can be avoided.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30
RerkeleY News Nntes

BERKELEY, CAL, Sept. 29.-The class of
1901 Will meet THIS morning to arrange the
details for the coming freshman glee.
The petition OF university students living in
Alameda for a reduced fare between Alameda
and Berkeley over the Southern Pacific road
and the Teiegraph-aYenue electric line has
been denied.
The Academic Council OF the faculties meets
this morning to cleo the deans OF the various
colleges for the ensuing year.
The Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clu bs OF the
university and the Berkeley Quartet are pre-
pairing Tor d graud minstrel show 10 be held in
Berkeley OH October D.
One thousand ieet of hose ana two dozen
fire axes have been added 10 the university S
meager equipment against fire.
rare and curious collection of Indian relics
and curios from Santa Catalina Island has
been off cred to the UNIVERSITY. Professor lie
Conte is examining the collection.
In the last of the prelim naries OF the tennis
tournament yesterday Eckart defeated Free
man By score of 81, 6-3, S-6. On Satur-
day the semi-fnals will be played, Eckart vs..
S:one and Chesebr3ugh VS.. SeIby. The final
championship contest will also take place
then.
The loftiest cliff on the coast of England
10 RaaPhv Head
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30

probate The estate is valued at over
$4,000 The will provides that the prop
erty shall be sold and divided between the
deceased's sister and nephew, and $1,000
must be placed in bank 10 keep her lot in
the cemetery in good condition. 1t con-
telns particular request that her brother
and his family must on no consideration
have anything 10 say or do regarding her
estate, and con no consideration must
they have access to my home"