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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-20

! Ma My. S9-00.
Ribs-December, s4.55; January. A.s2lsi
May, s.. SoQ4. S211.
Chicago. Dec. 1a.-Wheat-Cash. No. :
red. 6Sds9c; No. > hard. 64l+c; No. hard.
6Sds4c; No. northern spring. s6G67c; No.
! >. 64IzGesc; No. > spring. 63a64isc
COrn-Cash. No. ,. 34I3c; No. ;. SC.
Oats-Cash. No. >. 26lgc; No. 8. 26G95ikc.
Argentine reported continued rains.
There was also a great deal OF rain
in the winter wheat belt in this country.
Northwest receipts were heavy. !. 1926 cars.
compared with I4s2 last week and 9a5 4
year ago. Chicago receipts were 341 cars.
- of contract grade. Worlds shipments
were estimated BY Beerbohm at 7.So4 40
bushels. Corn receipts. SS5 cars; oats.
4S9 cars. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
as follows: Wheat, 80 cars; corn. 4il5;
oats, S45.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Dec. I9-Wheat-Receipt
e7S cars: Isc higher: No. ? hard. s1i9q65c:
No. s. 5SG6ll.c: No. > red. sSi3c; No. 3, s. a
6sc; No , spring. 60d62c; No. 5. 56GsAc.
Corn-Steady: No mixed, sc; No. .
white, Sc; No. 5. 21l4c.
Oats-Steady; No. . white, 27S$ G2sc.
Rye-Steady; No. ,. 499i.c-
Hay-Lower, choice timothy, SS.7511.0e:
choice timothy. S6.5ed7.0o
Butter-Steady; separator, I9c; dairy, Is.
Eggs-Firm; fresh. 2lIsc.
ST. LOUIS
s.. Louis. Dec. 9.-Wheat-Receipts s.
cars; No , red cash, elevator. SIC asked:
track. 7ed71c; December. sSlsc bid: May.
702. July. e5ssc: No. hard. 6fizds5lso
Corn-Iiigher; No. > cash. Sc bid; De-
cemher. Sssc: May. S@dS4c.
Oats-Firn; No. . cash. &c bid: track.
27lzc; December, &c bid: May. - ge7Esc
bid: Ne. .. white. sSizl &c
Rye-Firm; Sc
FIaxseed-Steady; Ice.
Pork-Quiet; $ - for Old; 81. - for new
I.ard-I,ower: prime. 81 50: choice. Sex.
Butter-FIrm; creamery, 1SG2c; dairy.
IlG1Sc.
Eggs-Lower; DC
NEW YORK
New York. Dec. H.-Wheat-RecsfptS
8. rs: exports. 13eS2S; spot dull: No ,
red. T7Stc.-f o B.. afioat- Options closed
steady. = 10 sc higher; December closed
73lse; March closed 7sASc.
Corn-Recelpts. se.45a; exports. Iea. rs.
Spot dull. but firm: No. 2 42c. f o b..
afoat- Options closed steady; May closed
40isc
oats-Receipss. u5.xo; exports. $500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago Grain and Provision markets,
furnished by r. l. Bostick. Commission
Broker Rooms 10 and u. over Kansas Ma
tional Bank. Telephone 16Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-20
/ Open. High. Low. | Close.
-'IU- W4INaN s'ssss'
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. 1e.-Wheat-Cash, Decem-
Der. 6714Q67ssc; July. 65Ssc.
Corn-December, sac; May. 3SSc; July.
35S.c
Oats-December. DC; May, 26&c.
Pork-December, sS.0717; January. 50. 20;
May, $9.S7l9.
Manly. $3.50.
Ribs-December, s4.55; January. A.s21s /;
May. s.. SoQ4. S212.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-20

GEO R. BARSE,
President
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-20

J. H. WAITE
Sec-TreaS
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
NATIONAL UNION.
Membership Celebrates the Seven
 teenth Anniversary of the Order.

Odd Fellows Hall was profusely deco rated with patriotic emblems last night. There were streamers of red, white and blue and American flags, large and smafl, in profusion, while at the rear or the stage there was an enlarged emblem or the National Union. The reason Tor tnls display of the national colors was the celebration by Yosemite, California, San Francisco. Pacific, Union, Golden Gate and Fl Dorado councils Of the seven teenth anniversary of the foundlng or the National Union, prominent lraterhdi beneficiary order.
 Fred H. Tasting, president of the San Francisco Cabinet. delivered an aodreSs of welcome and briefly explained the ob- jects of the order The following was the programme:
 Piano duet, "seguidella." Misses Mollie Me Manus and Lydia Shalike; W hen Corn IS Waving California Quartet; harp solo, FIan an tasia Elegiaque.' Mme Breitschuck- Mar solo, Loves Nocturne' Clarence T. Wendell; recitation 'The Storm" Miss Kathye OCon- nor; soprano solo, Love Me" Miss Grace Da- wis; selections, Richard I. Whelan; musical se- lections. Miss Nellie B. Waters: baritone soio, Soldiers Song,' c. L. Gage: recitation. ne Spinning Wheel Miss Myrtle Watkins Blue Eyes" California Quartet; Master Jack Rob ertson and Miss Claire Fex, from the IlVon.
 Miss Davis, by request. rendered The Star Spangled Banner" .,
 The affair was conducted under the d. rection of the executive committee, con sisting of F. H. Hastings, F. B. Gibson, N. R. Arter, T. A. Farless, J. w Culbert, J. J. Loggie, E. H. Hills and J. N. Bunt- ing
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20

der Works is believed to have been a part of the plot, and 1t is understood that other plots. are matching on this coast 10 hamper the Government in It's war against Spain and to furnish 1nformation to the Spanish Minister regarding the preparations made and being made Tor carrying on the conflict. For these req sons it has been felt prudent to send one of the most expert of the secret service men to this coast to thwart the plans or the secret foes of the country.
 Mr. Browne was disinclined to talk to the reporters as to his mission He did not know, he said, whether ms appoint ment was to be temporary or perma- nent- All that he would say was that these were stirring times and that there were other things besides counterfeiters to look after.
 Mr. Sprague was glad to be relieved He said his appointment was for ninety days only, and that when the time ex- pired he wrote to the Secretary or the Treasury notifying him of the fact and requesting to be relieved. The Secretary asked him to remain at his post while longer, until some one from the East should be sent hither.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
NEW SECRET AGENT
 FROM WASHINGTON
AGENT SPRAGUE
 RELIEVED FROM OFFICE.
R. S. Browne Will Look Out for Spanish Spies and Other Male factors Around San Fran
 cisco Harbor.

Early yesterday morning a keen-eyed young man entered the office of Secret Service Agent Sprague and, after pre- senting his card, announced that he had been sent hither by the Secretary of the Treasury to relieve him of his office. His credentials were in proper form, and MT Sprague turned over the office to him without any further formality.
 The newcomer is R. S. Browne of Washington, D. C. He has been in the service of the Government for seven years, and has made a brilliant record for astuteness, having made many inn portant captures of counterfeiters and showers of the queer The work cut out for him In this city is of 8 more difficult and responsible nature, for his especial charge will be the espionage of Spanish spies and other enemies of the Govern ment.
 The Government has been aware for some time that the ex-Spanish Minister, Polo de Bernabe, has taken up his abode In Canada for the purpose of organizing an attack by the Spanish fleet upon cities on the Atlantic seaboard and for the fur ther purpose of being in ready communi- cation with the army of spies which he has scattered all over the United States.
 The explosion at the Santa Cruz Pow
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
DOGS OF GREAT SPEED. Greyhounds That Will Enter the
 Slips at Ingleside Park.

Fifty-four well trained and high-class greyhounds were entered last evening for a meeting which will be held at Ingleside Coursing Park on Saturday and Sunday. The draw resulted as follows:
 All-age stake-J. Murnane's Valley Maid J. Byrne's Occidental; P. O'Donnels Counter felt vs Deckelman & Penarios Pet Kirby; Cronin & McDona1ds Thornhin P. Brophys Benicia Boy R. O'Shea's Native Son vs. J. Rhue vs. T. Gaffney's Sir John Arnold; D. Hooper's Tularmore Low & Thompsons Victor: Larkey & Rocks Liberty Bell vs. J. Coxs Mission Tip; T. Browns Black Princess vs. B. Doughertys Tessie Fair A. Johnsons Tod Sloan vs. Deckelman & Penario's Royal Oak; J. J. Rowan's Tom Bell vs. w Warren s Othello; Lynch & Mahers Mystic Maid vs. J. vs. J. O'Donnelps Last Promise; Lowe & Thompson's Prince of Fashion vs. T. Me Hughs Tic Tack Toe; J. Byrnes Nellie B A. Johnson's Mountain Beauty; J. Cox's Port Costa vs J. Sheehan's Lady Jane; F. Moran 8 Van Kirk D. Ford's Bonita: Peaceful Glen kennels Peaceful Glen vs. Ryan Ryan s Sheehan's Lass o'Gowrie; J. Quane's Princess Marie vs Lowe & Thompsons Prince Hal; Decl1elman & Penario's Glen Chloe D. shannon's swinnerton: Larkey Rocks Macks Coralie vs. J. Deans Gladiator; W. Warren's St. Carlo vs Peaceful Glen kennels s Forest Queen; J. Deans Connemara vs. Ryan & Ryans Montana; Lowe & Thompson's s Phoebe c. Sullivan's Parnell D. Hooper's Bend Along vs. R. O'S Shea's Native Daughter F. McComb's Olein Lowe & Thompson's s High Born Lady.
 The prizes are as follows, $50, S76, two s45 each, three $30 each, seven $20 each and fourteen $7 50 each.
 A consolation stake will be run on Sun day immediately after the finish of the open stake.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
ALL THE BUTCHERS
 WILL BE THERE SIX BANDS OF MUSIC WILL LEAD THE PARADE.
A Race With Butchertown Steers Upon Which Will Be Mounted the Best Cowboy Riders
 Will Be a Feature.

Next Wednesday will be butchers holiday and no meat server who values his reputation will serve meat even to his mother-in-law on that day. The boys with the white aprons will celebrate their annual outing at Shell Mound Park The start will be made in this city with a monster procession, in which there will be six divisions, each of which Is to be headed by a band Oakland and Alameda butchers will take part in the parade: Butchertown will send detachment of rough-riding vaQueros and another or slaughter-house boys mounted on trained steers. Sacramento and Stockton are to have representation in the parade, while the butchers, wholesale and retail, the cash boys, the drivers and the clerks will all have places. There will also be sev- eral floats.
 The programme of races Is as follows:
 First race. trotting race, one mile-open to ali who desire to enter; must be three starters or more First prize. S50;, second prize, $2o; th1rd
 second race, butchers pacing race-Owners to drive; horses to be owned thirty days prior to day of race; must be three starters or more. First prize. $50; second prize, $25; third prize.
 Third race. free for all, running race. one mile-Open to all who desire to enter; First
 Fourth race, butchers trotting race-Owners to drive; horses must be owned thirty days prior to day of race; must be three starters or more. First prize, $50; second prize. s2S; third prize, s10
  for members of the Board of Trade only-Own- to ride. First prize, s20; second prize, s1o; third prize s.
 Sixth race, free for all, pacing race-Open to all who desire to enter must be three starters or more. First prize, s5o second prize S25; third prize, s10.
 Seventh race. steer running race. one-fourth of a mile-Must be three starters or more. First prize, $40; second prize, s25: third prize. $15.
 Eighth race, butchers special cart race Horses to be owned thirty days prior to the day of the race; must be three starters or more; horses must be hitched to light carts; drivers must wear aprons and gowns; only horses used in the delivery of meat to start, and not horses that used in buggtes for collecting. etc First prize. $50; second prize, S25; third prize. s10
 Ninth race vaqueros' running race. one fourth of a mile, for vaQueros only-Mexican saddles to be used First prize, s20; second prize s1e; third prize, s.
 Tenth race the old horse race. one-fourth of a mile-Go as you please; any kind Of saddle will do The last horse passing the wire wins first prize; the second last horse. second prize; third last horse, third prize; no owner allowed to ride his own horse, but must have rider to ride some eses horse; all riders must ride the horse for all they can do; no baking horse allowed in the race; committee on race track will place riders. First prize. S25: second prize. s10; third prize, s.
 Eleventh race, yaqueros running race, one half mile-For vaqueros only; Mexican saddles to be used. First prize. s20; second prize. s1e; third prize, S5.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
RACING IN THE EAST.
Winners at Louisville, New York and
 St. Louis.

w 1nn0TS aC 1Ou1SN111C, 4sCW 4 O1 1> S~-~~~
 St. Louis.
 LOUISVILLE, May 19-Results:
 First race, six furlongs-Opaque won, Millstream second, High links third Time, 1:15&:
 Second race, four and a half furlongs selling-Chimura won, Jolly Rogues sec ond, Peleus third. Time, :571a.
 Third race, one mile, selling-Ollie DIX on won, Promo second B c third. Time. 1:4524.
 Fourth race, Kentucky Oaks. mile and a sixteenth. stake s30oo-Crocket. 112 GIilD, to 1, won; LenneP, IF (Martin), to 5, second; Alleviate, 112 (Conley), to l, third. Time, 1:o1}a. Uarda and Mat thews also ran. . won, Cosmos second, The Star Of Bethie- hem third. Time, .1:17&. Sixth race, six furlongs, selling,.Lady Irene won, Laurel Leaf second. Motilla 'iEE NEW YORK, 7!cis May 1s-Results at Nor First race, six furlongs = Kenmore Queen won. Tillo second. Oviatte third 5afs f0gr wo and M he Clay Third race, xap Nsss; six six and Hl 2 aa1faf half seo second, tEiS9 Babira e third Time i:2oa.
 Fourth race New Rochelle, eI, seven 5 fur l9ngs-RB0yal z B2ynda Stag tSsd woT e ora1d second
 
 Fifth race, one -Rappahannock won. Merlin second. Michael G third. Time, 1:45.
 Sixth race. mile and an eighth--War- renton won, Our Johnnie second, Manas- sas third. Time, 1:56%.
 ST. LOUIS. May 19-Weather pleasant; track slow. Results:
 First race, for two-year--olds, four and half furlongs, selling -Sulphuric won, Lee Bruno second Ulm third. Time, :66a4. Second race. six fqrlongst sellingmRe9d- ben Rowett won;. Jock OSot second, Third race, handicap, five and a half furlongs-Enchante won, Our Chance second, Lady Callahan third. Time 1:07A.
 Fourth race, Debutante stake. value $500, for two-year-old Allies, four and half furlongs-Miss Marion won, Iris sec ond, Willy Howard third. Time. :56. Fifth race, one mile, selling -Basquil won, Tony Honig second. Lady of the West third. Time. 1:43.
 Sixth race, six furlongs. selling--Chang won, Alone second, Siddubia third. Time, 1.15
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
WING-SHOT TOURNAMENT. The Big Missouri Event Is Opened at

KANSAS CITY, Mo. May 19-The big event of the Missouri State Shooting Tournament was begun to-day, when six ty-five marksmen entered the competition for the Kanas City Star cup, representing the wing-shot championship. When the days work was ended but twenty of the sixty-five men had finished. and of these only two-Sim Glover of Rochester, N. Y and J. B. Porter of Kansas City-had clean scores of twenty-five birds. A re- markable feature of the days shooting was the number of "cracks" who went out of the race on misses of one to three birds These included Heikes, Gilbert Grimm, Fulford. Elliot, Tanning, Me Murchy, Graham, Parmalee and Riley. The event will be continued tomorrow.
 In the mud-pie events to-day some not able shooting was done by the squad of Indians" embracing Gilbert Grimm Budd, Powers and Merrill, who broke 2s2 out of possible of 300 targets.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
HE STRUCK HIS MOTHER. J. Toomey Wanted to Enlist But Was
 Sent to Jail.

J. Toomey Is young man 1 years of age and lived with his mother at 333 liar riet street He appeared yesterday before Judge Joachimsen to answer to charge of battery upon his mother, who was In court with one of her eyes blackened by a brutal blow from her son. Toomey seemed to be on the repentant stool and asked the Judge to let him off as he wanted to join the army and go to the Philippines to fight the Spaniards.
 1T will send you to jail for six months, ' retorted the Judge. Any man who would strike his mother would never make a good soldier"
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner of Market and Third streets. open until F o'clock every night in the year.
 BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street. corner Clay; open until S30 o'clock.
 SS7 Hayes street; open until 9:30 o'clock 62l McAllister street; open until 9:30 O clock. 6!5 Larkin street. open until 9:S0 clock. l941 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock. 2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth: open until o'clock.
 l06 Eleventh street; open until o'clock 2626 Mission street; open until o'clock 1505 Polk street; open until s:30 o'clock. NV. corner Twenty second and Kentucky streets; open until o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
Stabbed a Chinese.

Joseph Newell, a boy employed in Will sons meat market on Market street, was arrested yesterday morning by Detective Wren and Policeman McNamara and booked at the City Prison on charge of assault with a deadly weapon. He was identified by Yee An Lin as the boy who stabbed him on the arm at California and Octayia streets Wednesday night.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First race-Uhler, Martillo. St. Kristine. Second race-Joe Terry. The Dragon Lost Girl
 Third race-Toluca, Magdalenes Excursion Fourth race-Recreation, Elsmore, San Ve- nado.
 Fifth race-Rey del Tierra, Wheel of For tune. Argentina.
 Sixth race-Zamar. Bellcoso. San Mateo
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
NEW PITCHER
 IS SHUT OUT KitSon'S Maiden Effort
 for PittSburg. BROOKLYN SCORES BUT ONE. GIANTS BADLY DEMORALIZE
 THE BROWNS.
Reds Continue to Increase Their Fer centage-Senators Bat the Orphans All Over the
 Field.

LOUISVILLE, May 1s.-The Brook lyns narrowly escaped a shut-out to- day. A lucky triple by Tucker and an infield bunt gave them their only run. Cunningham pitched fine game. At tendance 300. Score
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
TRACK NOTES.

McDonald q promising boy in the saddle, left for St. Louis last night. He will ride for Hughey Jones. and ought to do well under that honest penciler's guidance
 The game hangs on well to the last Four teen bookmakers swung their signs out at yes terday's cut-in.
 Sausalito, it would seem, Is not to enjoy monopoly of the poolroom business. Johnny Humphrey and Glenn & Broyer will open up a room at Ocean View Monday next.
 Tommy Lottridge, the well-known trainer will shortly depart for Chicago. where he will again enter the employ of Bookmaker George Rose.
 Hughey Jones took the overland for St. Louis last evening.
 By Holly has decided to drop off and try and win 8 purse two at his old home, Colorado Springs, the way to Denver.
 Tomorrow will be Contra Costa Tunnel day at the Oakland track, and large and varied programme will end up the racing season in a blaze of glory.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
THE TALENT
 ON VELVET The BOOkieS Hard Hit on Nearly Every Race.
NERVoSO A BIG SURPRISE.
BUCKWA, HEAVILY BACKED BEAT MORELLITO HANDILY.
Flandes Scored Brackets Again-The Top-Heavy Favorite Shasta Water Won in
 Drive.

The talent made life miserable for the bookies at Oakland track yesterday The four favorites that won were strongly supported, and the two outsiders, NerVoso and The Fretter, that led out their helds, came in for considerable backing at the hands of the shrewd set. The track was still heavy, but the horses ran true to form.
 The curtain raiser was a mile selling event with a big field of fourteen going to the post. Before the betting began St. Distaff was heralded as a good thing, and The touted one ran good race undeT Piggott's guidance, but was easily doWned by the Is to shot Neryoso, ridden by Charley Macklin. Rebekah, a 5O 10 l chance, finished in the show.
 H. L. Franks Inverness colt MallakWa appeared to he the real thing for the four and a half furlong scramble for two-year- olds and went over to the barrier Z to Q chance, played down from to 10 Lead ing all the, way, the youngSter was gwen choice, Rey Hooker, winning all out by a length. Polka was a tiring third
 The Fretter made the two choices, Owy- hee a and Banewor. look cheap in the five furlong jaunt for members Of the two year-oId division. Clawson had the son stretch, and he won hands down from the latter. Owyhee the even money choice, never looked a winner from the time the barrier was released.
 For the mile mad a sixteenth event, de- cided under selling conditions, Mat Storms colt Morellito was installed an even money chance, with Buckwa next in demand at : to 5. At post time the condi- tions were just reversed, Buckwa issuing from the paddock 1 to 5 favorite. It was a procession. Buck wa was allowed to cut out his own pace, and the big gelding galloped in win ner, over two lengths ahead of Morelltto. San Marco took show honors without eff fort.
 In the seven furlong run, Flandes, with Thorpe again in the saddle, made 1t three straight The big chestnut colt was an overwhelming favorite in the ring, and leading from the time Ferguson released the barrier, was ridden hard at the wire to beat Mistleton a length. Los Prietos appeared to better advantage in the dry going, securing the show from Master Mariner.
 The Burns & Warehouse entry, Shasta Water. was made a prohibitive l to ' choice, and at the end Thorpe was com pelled to ride hard to lead the outsider Howard out half length.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

Forbes, wf JoseIO Slough, Sn Diego c Post, wi, Chigo o Davis. N Miss G Post. Chicago T Ping. Tenn J H Post, Chicago P Walsh, Nevada Mrs c A Hill, d. Chig T Cencer, Los Ang " H Bowman, Cal G Ride. wi. Los A H E Shepard. Chgo M Bosher, San Jose " A Emerick, Chgo A H Frost, wi. s.N Y Miss Loveand. Cal P Martin, Santa Cruz Sharpe. Los Ang F R Willie, Sta Cruz A Burbank, s Jose D Beadley wi. Med T Mathews, @ sacto aso L McNoble. stkn J Donald, \ c Lingo, Birds Ldg c Gilroy, wi. Giroy Mrs Geight., Paso Rbs E Ellis Russ H A Amy, Angles Cp w Cuthie. Portland E D Vigilsang. Henon E J Russell, Oregon R e McCracken. Stfd H W Mennates Ptld H Smith. Stanford H E Pratt. Pasadena NJ K Mitchell Jose A Ehle, Chicago H Pennell. Sta Barb W visroy, Iowa E c Denis Long Bch E F O'Neal, Alaska L Provines. wi. MtV l. F Lampng Ptld H Kelleman, Los A H Mitzer, Tucson
 PALACE HOTEL.
 H M Iandsberger, Cal W A Purdy. Chicago A H Geffney & W. Cal Broden. Helena B Conlisk, Stanford Pomeroy Jr, Chicago H Silver Los Ang Mrs Stowell, N J J Fairchild. Is Ang Miss M Young. N J J Wolfskill & ", Cal F Maytham. Stanford Miss Wolfskil Cal c J Steedman, Angels F Kautorurtz. Germny H G Bond. Sta Clara Dunn Los Ang A Voornies, Onio Sternberg N M We Leg, China c Richardson & ", J Wilber. Boston
 Massachusetts
 BALDWIN HOTEL. R R Carpenter Ia Anglo I Gordon, New O Simmons. Portland Dorn & ", Cal E P Crowley, Portland Moves. seattle G Whiting. Portland Mor1ne ~ ". Cal Miss Chapin, Portland K Iauxer, Stockton I n Ravmond & w Y 4 Lighthall. Denver M p Plains OakIend H H Harvey, Chicago w V Row S- w Iowai F Lynch Fair Oaks P (. Tomas Pomona L Kemming, Los Ang L Morrison. Chicago A J hAhn. stockton Miss Roberts, Pa
 NEW WESTERN HOTEL. T A Ripperdan Mex Farley, Madeira Sola & ", Mexico Myers, San Jose J P Woods, Sacto W Varco & ", Mexico A W Woodward Cal W Fl O Hara, Iowa Ellis, Sa Barbara s O Hara, Iowa H Virth, Boston G Schlegel, w c Brown. Seattle w Baxter, Armona J c Wilson Boston G R Roberts, Cal R Bradley MarysyilIelJ H Odell Salinas Mrs F Davidson Cal W Francis, San ordn Chas Watson. Sacto