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The state herald., 1898-12-23


nnd IN the House 10y Congressman
Frederick. In n Post Interview III.
governor loudly proclnimr the allie.
glnnc" OF New Mexico Republicans To
the gold standard. II. snys: Free vi.
Yer sentiment In New Mexico Is nanrly
! " not quit" ns dcfunct ns u last yenrs
birds nest. The Republicans won this
year 10y taking the square nnd manly
conr-" of lnlorslng the ~, Louis plni.
form. In isII we brdgrd mud trimmed
on silver against my Judgment nnn
lost, This time We made n strnlrhi
fight nnd irlumphcd The territory
/ never wn~ More prosperous ihnn II il
! today. onr cntilr aud sheep Interests
| nrr enormous. nnd nr" object lessons
of the bonrirrnt results of u uroice.
| iir" inrln. The people nfr satisfied with
Tue administration, nnd think We ARE
In the Republican column to stay"
II IL not Intended by the rrcsldcn, Ia
| disturb 10" present municipal nrrnulyn.
| Hons ~ 'uhn. except whrrp n n. up.
r"HHhty ~ t"inntp men WIN iulntfetr
! with the plans NJ the government nud
make mischief In making npInIut
mrniH the Presidents instructions mn,
10 select business men. ihOAr wbn hnyr
Interests ~ stake aud nrc rpprrsenin
tive uf the lies, elements ~ ibe com.
innnlty. Preference win br given 10
'nhnn-. nll things being equal spnn.
lhrls who own property nud show n
| Willingness to accept the nrw order or
things win also br given place. OF i'm.
potinnce. The provincial governments
VIII bc composed of similnr rlnsap. OF
men u ls the Presidents desire ,bni
etrrS tfhhr of society. every profrss
sl"n hnu rNrry Interest shnl br mpni.
uhllt ttornlheh The fac, tint a innn
IL os Spanish birth win mi dobnr lin
from oi'ire any morn ilnn The fnr, Inn
NJ WIS u soldier IN the army NJ uourz
VIII secure him m appointment. AVN
pnthlhorH OF the Insurgents viii bc M.
POINTED not FOR amy reason connected
WIN Their pnsi. hut because Of thrip
unrfulncH- IN the future.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks and bonds were fairly active and Oceanic Steamship rose to s567s and Hutchin- son to s55 50.
 Mining stocks were dull at the familiar prices
 The Hutchinson Plantation Company's divi- dend of soc per share will be paid to-day.
 The Spring Valley Water Company will pay monthly dividend of 50 cents per share to- day.
 The Bullion Beck Mining Company of Tintic, Utah, has paid total of S2267.0O0 in dividends to date; $50 GOO has been paid this year.
 The Golden Cycle Mining Company of Colo rado paid a dividend of S5000 on the 18th.
 The Pioneer Mining Company of California paid a dividend of SIP 800 the 12th.
 In the Standard Consolidated mine at Bodie for the week ending August l3 the exploratory openings in the Moyle, East Security, Black Main Standard and No. 10 ledges on the 150, SIS. 336 3S0 and 470 levels continue to develop good ore, which Is showing in the tops of most of the upraises The stopes in the above lodges most of the levels are yielding the usual quantity of fair to good ore. which Is shipped to the mill and is giving satisfactory returns.
 Standard Mill statement-Ore crushed for the week, 279 tons; average assay Vanner tail ings. SS 21; concentrates produced. 2A tons; assay value S146 57; plate amalgam produced ss6A ounces; value per ounce by assay, $2 55 Tailings plant No. 1 treated 2e5 tons tailings fop the week. The tailings plant No. 2 Is in process of construction.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
 AN ACT OF GENEROSITY.
How the Body of Little Josephine
 Lindsay Was Saved From a Pauper's Grave.

The funeral yesterday morning of little Josephine Lindsay, whose life was crushed out under 'the wheels of truck last Tuesday, brought to light deed of onen-hearted, transformations charity which is we'll deserving of more than passing notice.
 The parents of the child are very poor. The father. who is a veteran of the Civil War. has no steady employment and sup norts the family as best he can by doing odd jobs wherever he can pick them up. When the child was killed the father found himself not only bereft of his Jar 1inq but absolutely without means of hurving the body, and he was torn with priaf af the thought that the little body Snust lie in the Morgue until the custom arv forty-eight hours had expired and il would be given a pauper's funeral at the Friends of the family called the matter +o inc attention of Al White of the un- derfalSing firm of Porter & White, and he af once relieved the anxiety of the be- reaved parents by promising to stand all the expense of the funeral. He fur nIehed neat little casket and white hearse. with carriages for the family, and paid for a grave in consecrated ground for the little. one The father was over come with emotion at this unlooked-for generosity and promises that if he can only get employment he will pay MT \, lite in full
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

 with a corn thief The officers had found several small piles of corn in the rows near the body.
 Frank Rivers of 714 San Pablo avenue testified that he and his son-in-law had gone for a drive last evening, that they stopped at several saloons and had drinks, and that Hollenbeck had noted the corn field and jumped out of the carriage. while he (Rivers) drove along slowly He soon heard several shots, and then heard Frank Hollenbeck cry out Nv God! I am shot!' Looking around he saw Frank stagger and fall dead in the roadway.
 The jury returned a verdict of death caused by a gunshot wound in the breast inflicted by the hand of Quong Now" but did not charge the Chinese with murder. The latter is at the City Prison booked for murder and will prob ably be formally charged tomorrow.
 T. D. Riordan of San Francisco has been retained as his attorney.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
Benefit for the Boys Home.

benefit performance was given to the Boys Home" of 70 Laurel place, at Sherman S, Clay Hall last night by the T.vceum School of Dramatic Arts, the pu- pils of which presented the three-act comedy entitled His Last Chance" a new nlav written by Miss Colburn of Bos- ton The piece under the saaItet direction n, of io ,,ee audience. the several characters be- ing iI wei sustained by Messrs. Camillus, La vaun, Marion, Peterson % and Seward Ward Allie Aleen and Dora Dean. Spe- ciaities were rendered by Little Miss Burg. Merle Bum, Lillian Deliver and T,esiie Peterson. Quite handsome sum was realized for the Home.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
LARGE FRESHMAN GLASS.
An Unusual Number of Students En.
 tering for This Term

BERKELEY, Aug. 19.-There will be q large freshman class in the University of California this year. As yet no final sta tistics have been prepared, but the num- Der already applying for admission up to date far exceeds that of the entering class of last summer. The Recorders office has now 560 applications on file. inclndfno candidates for matriculation and for ad7 vanced standing. Estimating the nroh- able number to come within the next Two of 1902 will overreach the 800 mark hv af least fifty or sixty.
 This will make by far the largest body of students that has ever entered the col Iege at one time, and the professors and members of the faculty are beginning to fear that the already limited accommo. oo dations which the university has win prove altogether too scant with this large increase
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
Berkeley News Notes.

BERKELEY, Aug. 19.-Ernest Dozier. a Berkeley boy who left for the Philip, been promoted by General Green to the rank of sergeant for heroism displayed during one of the engagements before Manila.
 Professor Frank Soule of the depart- men of civil engineering in the University of California has assumed charge of the university cadet corps in place of Lien tenant S. A. Cloman Fifteenth United States Infantry, now in Manila Professor Soule will have charge of the military department during Lieutenant Cloman' : absence.
 Professor Bernard Moses of the Uni versity of California returned from Chi cago to-day. He has been giving a course of lectures in the university of the Windy City.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
Builders Contracts.

John Olsen (owner) with Erik Boes. contrac- tor and architect Foundations, walls, floors. ceiling. roofing for a 2-story and basement frame building on F line of Belcher street, 200 N of Fourteenth, 25 by F. 125; s2720.
 Jonas Schoenfeld (owner) with William T. Commary (contractor), architects Salf1eld & Kohlberg. Carpenter work, mill work, hard ware, glazing and timing for 2-story attic and basement residence on N line of Pacific avenue, 49:1012 F of Webster, E 49:10h by N 1926 w 49:6, s 1926; 5000.
 Rev. William P. Kirby (owner) with R. J. Pavert (contractor), architect B. J. Clinch All work for a 3-story dwelling house on N line of Page street. 10S W of Masonic avenue. w - by so (bond reads N line of Page street. 10S
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
FRIDAY, Aug. 19-4 D.
 ]
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Estate of Richard H. Q. Weber (by. Sarah A. Scott executrixl to Fred, William and Sarah of of Lonbard, s5nh3 S. s s 25 by W iO5:S; sl75O.
 Encarnacion Encarnaoion R. de and Man ueI [, BarilIas to Marion Leventritt, lot on NE corner of California and octavia streets. E 6s:9 by N 137:6; s10
 on W line of Baker street, so N of Greenwich, W 100 by 57:6: also lot on N line of Green wich street 50 W of B Baker w 20 by by II 80; streets. w 62:6 by N 100, quitclaim deed; John Coop and James w Smith to Richard T. MI1rray lot on E line of Cole street no N of Frederick N 25 by E 125; $lo..
 James M Small to Charles rd S Ruling, lot on 2s:S by E 117:6; ss4o,
 N K. Mesten to Julia 1T Ashworth twife of o'Farreli alley. \ s2;6, F 1S7;6, 5o;1oA. " Legallet, lot on NE line of Eleventh avenue south 15O NV of NJ street south, NV 25 by NE loo, block 2O9. Central Park Homestead Mary J. Hanlon to John Hanion,. lot on NE line of Twelfth avenpe aS @ S or IOd str street SIP 7S 77S sW " i5o. lSS block 5itS s' 22s: s15Oo ~ 'A Kate A. Kate. Anna M and Belle W. For ester to Matilda and Samuel Mofet, lot on SW line of Twelfth avenue 125 SEE of street, SEE g by Sw 100. block 250, ON. and H. Tract $10 Harriet E. and Charles H. Jackson to same, same quitcaim deed; $100.
 Edmond and Ellen Kenney to same, same, quitclaim deed; s.
 John A. and Augusta Bjorkman to H. Levi & CO Ca corporation). lot on W corner of Eighth avenue and H street. NV 150 by SW 100 block 160 South San Francisco Homestead and Railroad; also lot on NE line of Twen- tieth avenue, 75 NV of Eighth street, NV 75 by NE 100, block 390. same; s10.
 Lone Mountain Cemetery Company to Henry l.. King lot 2sS, Lone Mountain Cemetery; STA.
 Alameda County.
 Hugh and Anna S. Hogan to M A McAuliffe. lot on NE line Of E Twenty-sixth street, 313 SEE of Thirteenth avenue SEE 55 by NE 40, being
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
Three Brutal Crimes = : :'=in Three Weeks.
;. MURDERERS C0MPLAISANT
ABSOLUTELY NO FEAR OF THE :: DREAD PENALTY.
The Record of the Past Few Months
 Shows That Not Single Assassin's Crime Was Pos sipIy Justified.

l: June 4, 1ss7-Deputy Constable ' Dennis Cronin was murdered by z. dummy Bryan, a racetrack dope
 Iiend, at Emeryville. Bryan was
 sentenced to ten years. 2. August g. 1S97-Charles Vivian .Ladue was shot by Clara Palmer n Alameda. The murderess was ' discharged by a jury.
 ' -5. November 2S.1897-Antone Silva was beaten to death at Pleasanton
 by Eulaho Gonzales, while walking
 with his sweetheart. Gonzales was
 sentenced to twenty years i'm prisonment.
 f. December 20. 1S97-Patrick Mur- phy was murdered in his own gar den at Temescal, at night, by Fer r. dinand Uhl. As Uhl had once been insane he was sent back to the asy- ! lum.
 ' 5. January Il. 1S9S-M Yaguchi t was killed by knives in the hands of ' (. Nichta and Motohch Shara at Tesla. The slayers were dis ' charged.
 ( 6. January 18, 1S9S-Joseph H. | Raeside, a Mason, who was known ' to have had some money, was 4 found dead on the railroad track <. at Melrose. As it was believed he ' had been murdered and placed on <- the track later, the Coroner's jury + returned an open verdict. Nothing f more was done in this case.
 , 4 Fowooka was shot and killed by ~. .ShinZiro Matumoto, who afterward < died of self-inflicted wounds 4 & February 23, 1S9S-Ethel Gray ' was murdered in her home in East : Oakland by Harry Williams, who ' afterward committed suicide. r g. March F, 1898-Lucy Moffett { was murdered by her husband. ' James H. Moffett, in their home l. on San Pablo avenue. The murder CT was sentenced for twenty-four f years.
 ' lO. March 27, 1S9s-Charles E. | Gates. crippled man, was cruelty % beaten to death in his tamale par *s Tor by Joaquin Eslabe, for S6 So. Y Eslabe got a life sentence. '. :. II. March 29. 1S9S-Edgar E. Hal < :say was murdered through jealousy 4 over a woman by Stacey Rogers. @~ Rogers was given ten years. 4 F: May 2. 1S9-Hugh w. Will $~ Danis was murdered by Mrs Abbie H Gregory in her home while her Y :GX%husband was present. Both r: were charged with murder and dis S- charged. t B. June IT, 1S9S-Chung Shin was T. .Clu6bed to death at PLeasanton < | with an ax by Chung Tee. The ! E murderer is awaiting trial e II. July f9. 1S9S-Ham Shi San was <; F murdered by Quong Chung at Mel < ; rcse, and later blew up a powder < }: .tIragazine, killing himself and mur- 4 N dering five others. e :15. August S. 1S9S-Henry J. | ! Brooke was murdered in his own { t- doorway by Frank Cheeseman, who 1 !. also attempted to murder his wife l and stepdaughter. Cheeseman is < ! awaiting trial. A e 16. August 16, 1S98-James Mea- < ! dors, a soldier, murdered Jonas ] > Ury, another soldier, at Camp Bar 1 E rett. Meadors is awaiting trial ! r. August IS, 1S98-Nathan HoI- ! N 'lenbeck was murdered by Quong 1 e Mow for stealing three ears of corn 4 - at Te1nescal. Mow awaits his ex- 4 2: examination. 4
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
Officer Lvcett Accidentally Shot.

Police Officer Francis E. Lycett was ac- cidentally shot in the leg yesterday morn ing He had reported off duty at o'clock and after donning his citizens clothes rushed out of the Seventeenth-street sta ton and ran down Seventeenth street for the purpose of boarding a Howard-street car. While he was running his pistol fell
 out of his pocket and was discharged by
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20

Wallace criticized the action of the jury In having found the prisoner guilty of simple assault. He said that he had in- structed the jury either to convict him of assault to murder or to acquit him. The court stated that he had heard some talk recently of abolishing the jury sys- tenn entirely, and that certainly the Sul- livan case was not one that the advo- cates of the system could refer to in their efforts to maintain 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS.
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
Vic SauSe1ito Ferry. )M SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL v


 FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
 AND SAN RAFAEL. WEEK DAYS-7:00. -S:00. s9:30. 11:00 a. n .1:45, 3:20, 4:O0 5:15. 's:OO. 6:3O D. m. EXTRA TRIPS-For San Rafael on Mondays Wednesdays. Saturdays and Sundays at u:3s sUNDAys-.s:oo, goo s1o:oo, r:oo. 11:so A. m; 1:uO s1:45, .2:s0 .4oo. 5:3O, 6:45 D. m 11:00 a. m. does not run to San Rafael Sundays 6:sOp m does not run to Mill Valley Sundays Trains marked to San Quentin FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK DAYS-5:25, .e:35. 1855. SIPS. ss:5e a. m; 'l2:2o. 2:lo, 's:4o. 4:s5. 5:15 p; EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays a9S 9sSuSNaDAYse7oo. SatI .s:oo. .s:45. .1o:45, .u.4s Trains marked start from San Quentin. FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK DAYs.5:45., e:45. 7:56. S:4s. 1o:ls EXTRA TRIPS Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at TOO p. m.
 SUNDAYS-S:00, 10:00, Il 10 a. nn. 1205. 1:20 2:lo. 3:55. 5:3O. 6so p. m.
 THROUGH TRAINS. 7:Go a. n1.- week days-Cazadero and way star 3:20 D. m. Saturdays-CaZadero and way sta ns 6:l5 D. m. week days (Saturday excepted)-To- males and way stations BOO a. m Sundays-CaZadero and way sta ns i:H p. m. sundays-Point Reyes and way sta ms.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
Jerry Sullivan Sentenced.

Jerry Sullivan, who was convicted of simple assault for having shot Mabel Heating and her husband, James keat- ing. in a saloon at Ill Grant avenue, last March. was sentenced to three months in the County Jail by Judge Wallace yes terday. Prior to passing sentence Judge
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.

TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS. LIvERPOoL--Arrived Aug 19-stmr Britan- nic from New York.
 MOVILLE-Saile Aug 1s-stmr Ethiopia, for New York. York. = madIc from New York. Sailed Aug 1e-Stmr Tauric for New York GENOA-Arrived Aug 1s-Stmr Aller, from New York ria from New York and proceeded.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
Alameda News Items.

James Hill, formerly of this city, died yesterday at hospital in Los Angeles. Ills Ills family reside here and the remains VIII be brought to this city for interment
 Ill nhe ceremony of forty hours devotion VII. VIII commence at St. Joseph's Church
 A meeting of Unity Circle will be held at the parlors of the Unitarian church thlS eyenlng, at which Mrs. Shattuck will
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
INVESTMENT BOARD.
Morning Sessinr

a0 Alaska Packers Association. ... 97 25 SO Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar.. 28 62I 55 Hutchinson s Co.................... 55 co
 Afternoon Session.
 50 F Gas & Electric Co................ SS 75
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
MISSING MRS. HOLDEN.
No Trace of the Threatened Suicide
 Has Yet Been Found.

ALAMEDA, Aug 19.-Nothing has yet been learned that would throw any light upon the whereabouts of the missing Mrs. Holden. Inquiry at the Cliff House found. that lady answering her descrip- ton had purchased writing material there and had written letters, but noth- ing unusual was noticed in her demeanor. Friends in Ukiah have been communicat- ed with, and search is also being made at Santa Rosa. as she had said she was go- ing to that locality for her vacation. Her friends here hope that she may have re- considered her expressed determination to commit suicide and has gone away into the country somewhere. In the mean time diligent search will be prosecuted for her
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
Billiard Tournament.

ALAMEDA. Aug. 19.-There was a good attendance and much interest manifested Tn the billiard tournament at the Encinal Recreation Club last evening, that being the second of the matches. The results fe ffeelIoW; F. Sheldon beat R. A. Meserole by oo points: E. A. Mudgett beat J. NJ Brew CT by 69 points; G. r. Thorn beat pr. H.
 M Fond; the latter handicapped no p49lnts. The match will be continued next
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
MOUNT TAMaLpAIs SCENIC RAILWAY.

(Via Sausalito Ferry.) Leave San Francisco, commencing May 1, 1898:
 Week Days-9:3O a. m. 145 and 5:15 D. m Sundays-s:0o, 800, 1O:00, 11:30 a. m., 145 and 2:30 p. Round trip from Mill Valley s1 THOS. COOK & SON, Agents, 621 Market street, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
Oakland News Notes.

OAKLAND, Aug. 19.-Alonzo Theodore Ayers to-day commenced suit for divorce against Nellie Ayers.
 of the water front retrial until the 18th inst. at the request of counsel.
 The case of Lord Cyril Athol, charged with forgery, has gone over till next Tuesday morning, in Judge Ellsworth's court. for argument before the jury.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
Estate of Augustus Laver.

OAKLAND. Aug. 19.-The estate of the late Augustus Laver, a prominent archi
 tect. has been appraised by A. c. Ham mond J. T. Fleming and J. B. Lankttee at SIS. .542 s. of which $1292 3S consists of personal property and all of which is
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
MINING STOCKS.

Following were the sales in the San Fran cisco Stock Board yesterday:
 Morning Session. 100 Con Cal &, Va. 40 400 Sierra Nevada. 6 1OO Mexican b
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
The Chandler Divorce

OAKLAND. Aug. 19.-Judge Greene has granted Marfette l.. Chandler a divorce from Increase H. Chandler on the ground of willful neglect The custody of the three minor children was awarded to the plaintiff The parties resided in Ala
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20
RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
 (PACIFto sYsTEM.) Trains leave Rntl are due f0 arrive Af SAN FRANCISCO. (Msin Line Foot of Market Street.)
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-20

Hugh and Anna s. Hogan to M. A. McAuliffe
 lot on NE line Of E Twenty-sixth street, 313 SEE of Thirteenth avenue, SEE 55 by NE 40, being
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-02
Hoods Pills liable, benefclai. sc. -
PRESENTATION OF A FLAG.
Continued from First Page.

# the good things, Mr.. Colburn
proposed the health of President
Mckinley, which was duly hon
ored.
Minister Sewall proposed the
health of The estimable woman
who had ju-t presented the ship
with a flag, aud who with her
lamented husband held the pro-
foundest Re- pect of the American
people," Tuis was received with
loud cheering.
After some sociable intercourse
the presentation party aud visitors
took the ships boats for the shore.
Munster Sewall was given the
usual salute on retiring.
Mr.. Davey took several group
photographs of those attending
the ceremonies.
Among those present we're Gene
raj Anderson, commanding the
present contingent Of the Manila
expedition; Colonel james Smith,
commanding ih- Isl r 1t, Cali
fnrnia volunteers. Col. Smith is
the ranking officer in the first
regiment of United States volun.
ter or "citiz-n soldiers" which
has ever left he United s ates for
Il foreign land.
Also, Captsin Smith, com pand
Ing III IRA .prrt City IT Peking,
aud Captain Pilsbu,y the traus
port Cry nf sgd Maj r and
Mrs. Bartlett, Il. 5. A, ID Rush,
surgeon of ih- Pekiog; d, Percy
am other officers Of the Charles
ton.
1t was historical event.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-02
Communication.

Manuel de Sousa, brother of
Frank de Sousa, is in the Picking
in Co. X, lst Reg.
Geo. Vantz, Co. G, let Reg, on
board Picking, wants to see Char
lock of the customs service.
Lionel jackson is in the Pc
king. He is sergeant of Co. II,
LIST Reg. Gal. Volunteers.
Lon Taylor and Frank Fouls on
of Co. M, 1st Regiment, are in the
Picking. They inquired for Guy
Kelly and sisters.
A. w. Clarke, Co. B, in Picking,
wants to, see AL. McChesney.
Gertrude Hackett by her hus.
band, Edward Garry, wants to put
herself in communication with
Mrs. Tom Burns. Garry is in Co.
E, in the Peking.
Sergeant Doekery, Co. "a" in
quired for Miss Killean.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-02
On y. y. Australia.

Headquarters and Staff, First
Brigade Philippine Expedition;
on board s. s. Australia:
= Brig. General L. M. Anderson,
Commanding LIST Brigade;
Major Sam. r Jones, Chief
Quartermaster;
Lieut.. Cloman, Chief Commits
sary, Lieut.. Clark Aid, Lieut..
Mccain Adjt. General.
Messrs. w. l.. Coakley, Geo. A.
Cartwright, Joseph Joplin, Van
r. Lady, Civil SIaff.
Of the above-General Ander-
son, Lieuts. Clomsn, Clark and Nc
Cain are from Portland, Oregon.
Major Sam r. Jones, Mr.. Jos.
Joplin and Mr.. Van r. Lady are
from Omaha, Nebraska.
Mr.. Geo. A. Cartwright is from
st. Paul, Minnesota.