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NOTICE TO VOTERS
REGISTRATION!
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
Sacramento County, State of California,
having made an order on May 5. 1898, di-
recting a new and
Complete Registration

Of all the voters of said county in ac.
cordance with the provisions OF Section
1854 of the Political Code of the State of
California, it will be necessary for all
electors, in order to vote at the next
general election, to be held on Tuesday,
November s. 1858, to make application in
person to be registered.
Notice is hereby given that said new
registration will commence on June !,
1928. and continue to and including August
IA, 1SSS, when such registration shall
cease, provided that any elector who has
registered and thereafter moved his res
idence to another precinct in the same
county thirty days before said day of
election may have his registration trans
ferred to such other precinct upon his
application, verified by oath, setting forth
the change of residence and containing
the other facts required for original regis
tration. but no transfer from one pre-
cinct to another shall be made after
date twenty-seven days before November
8, 1898
The office of the County Clerk at the
Courthouse. corner OF Seventh and !!
streets, Sacramento City, California, will
be open from a. m. to p. m each day
except Sunday All citizens please take
notice and get registered.
w. B. HAMILTON. County Clerk.
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Articles Of 1ncorporat ton.

Articles of Incorporation We're yester-
day filed in the office of the Secretary
of State as follows:
Demarest Gold Mining Company
Principal place of business, Angels
Camp. Directors-Thomas H. Fullen,
ID. G. Demarest, John r. Darroh,
George f. Sickle and Lawrence Mont
everdi. all of Angels Camp. Capital
stock, $150.O0O; amount subscribed,
$4,000.
The Ladies' Aid Union Sunday-school
of Quartz. Principal place of business,
Quartz. Tuolumne County. Directors
Lillian Moorehead, c. l.. Hodge, Rita c..
James. Dora Ball and Abbie Linart, all
of Quartz. No capital stock
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Santa
Ana. Directors-R. Meyer, II. Shallen-
berger, II. l.. Talbot. Santa Ana, and
5. c. Marchant and George w. Stewart.
Tustin. No capital stock
Denison News Company. Formed to
conduct general real estate business,
etc. Directors-Eli S. Denison, II. NJ
Sloper. Harry Denison. Celia NJ. Deni-
son. Oakland. and j. l.. Denison, Sac
ramento. Capital stock, $50, 900.
Try McMorry's 35c tea. 531 M.
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IWOnen's Summer Vests
That Hint of Comfort.

Something dainty and new in
I6sc vests. Low neck and sleeve
less, made of soft white cotton,
Richelieu ribbed, with sleeves and
neck finished in openwork lace eff
feet, drawn with silk tape. One OF
the best as we'll as one of the dain-
tiest vests we have yet been able to
offer at the price, I6sc.
Fine white gauze vests, made
with high neck and short sleeves
the quality that usually sells for
soc. Three for ST.
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amount of his subscription as of the
date of collection.
The Secretary will also receive in
payment for the bonds certificates Of
deposit issued by the Assistant Treas
urers Of the United States in the above
named cities. These certificates Of de-
sistant Treasurer in exchange for gold
coin, gold certificates, standard silver
dollars, silver certificates, United States
notes, treasury notes of 1880 and ma
tional bank notes, and the subscriber
will be credited with the amount Of
his subscription as Of the date Of the
certificate of deposit. The Secretary
will also receive currency sent by reg
istered mail or by express direct TO
the Treasury Department
For the mutual convenience of the
subscribers and the department, a
blank form of letter to accompany re-
mittances has been prepared, and it
may be obtained at the offices of ma
tional and State banks generally, at
the several sub-treasuries of the Unite.l
States, at any money order Postofficc
and at any express office.
THE bonds will be dated August l.,
scribers free of expense for transporta-
tion as soon after that date as posi-
bic. The bonds will be accompanied
by a check for the amount of the in
terest due the subscriber from the date
of his payment to August 1, 1898.
All remittances and other cOmmuni-
cations relative to this loan should be
addressed to the Secretary of the
Treasury, Division of Loans and Cur
rency, Washington, d. c.
"All subscriptions must be received
at the Treasury Department, Wash
ington. d. c., not later than 3 o'clock
p. m. Wednesday, July IA, 1898. No
subscriptions received after that date
and hour will be considered.
IL J. GAGE Secretary'
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Mems Bulldog Shoes, So.

There's display OF summer
footwear in the window west oil
the main entrance to our stores.
In that display is shown a decided
ly good tan shoe at So for men. 1t
has caught the fancy OF those
wanting an up-to-date and stylish
shoe at medium price. It's a
thoroughly stylish and up-to-date
stylish in shape, stylish in make,
and stylish in color. Made of fine
dark tan Russia calf. with neat
vesting tops to match-made on
the bull dog toe last-the most
popular toe shape for mems shoes
this season. It's just as good as
it looks. Many men stepped in to
make a closer examination of it.
We have their So, and they have
s. worth Of shoe goodness, to say
the least.
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WeinStOCk Lubln d Co, 4OO-4I2 Street. Sacramento.
EVENTS ON The TURF.
Yesterdays RACES ON EAST
ERN TRACKS.
Lehman Wins the Myrtle Stakes AT
Gravesend-Results at Laton1a,
st. Louis and Harlem.

CINCINNATI, June 13.-Weather
cloudy and Latonia track fast. Results:
| Seven furlongs, Zufaliga won, Annie
Tavlor second, Lyllis third. Time
| 1:29A.
! Four and a half furlongs, May Be So
won. Schancken second, Sisvic third.
Time-O:55al.
One mile, Elusive won, Harry Gaines
second, Calleen third. Time-1:41A.
One mile, Creedmore r. won, Possum
second, La Grange third. Time-1: :42'A
Five furlongs. Frank Bell won, Fla
vius second, Obstinate third. Time
1903.
Seven furlongs, Azucena won, Panchi-
ia second, Liewanna third. Time
:2Sa4.
AT GRAVESEND.
NEW YORK, June 13.-Results at
Gravesend:
Five furlongs, Theory won, Tendreas
second. Miriam Glare third. Time
1903
Mile and a furlong, Imp won, Havoc
second, knight of the Garter third.
Time-1:55
Five furlongs, Formero won, Rusher
second, Cormorant third. Time-1:O2
Myrtle stakes, mile and a sixteenth.
Lehman won, Merry Prince second,
Semper Ego third. Time-1:49A.
One mile, George Boyd won, Tabouret
second, Mont dor third. Time-1: :43l@
Whistling Coon won by head, but was
disqualified for foul.
Five and a half furlongs, Swiftmas
won. Ruskin second, Irish Reel third.
Time :0Sal.
AT ST LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, June 13.-Track good.
Results:
Five furlongs, Bulgarian won, Red
Pirate second, Foxey third. Time
1:04.
Six furlongs, Fireside won. Utopia
second. Casparone third. Time-1: :15h.
Seven furlongs, Osric III. won, Uncle
Abel second, imp. King Gold third.
Time-1:29.
Mile and seventy yards. Colonel Gay
won. Found second, Don Orsino third.
Time-1:411a.
Six furlongs. Algol won, Gibraltar
second, The Elector third. Time-1:15.
Mile and twenty yards Sir Rolla won.
David second, Basquil third. Time
1:4j1a.
AT HARLEM
CHICAGO. June 13-Harlem results
Track slow:
Four and half furlongs, Boney Boy
won. Pirate Judge second, Moulvihill
third. Time-1 .O13t.
One mile, Bonito won. Borden Sec
ond. Locust Blossom third Time
f:59.
Mile and an eighth. Sunburst won,
Joe Clark second, Pete Kitchen third.
Time-2:12A.
Five furlongs Mizzoura won, The
Deacon second, Maize O. third. Time
-1:10A.
SIX furlongs. Ramiro H. won, Sanga-
mon second. Foncliff third. Time-1:24
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will be found in Our Millinery De-
partment. The following ribbon
values merit your attention.
All silk sash ribbons, white and
ivory white, 81 and E inches wide.
soc yard.
. Double face satin ribbon, AZ
inches wide, in white. soc yard.
Pure white and cream reversible
satin ribbons. 25c and 35c yard.
Cream white satin and gros
grain ribbons. 4oc yard.
Splendid value in cream and
pure white moire ribbons. ALL
silk taffetas. 25c yard.
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OccaslOns-nOne too numerous
during the summer season. This
offering is decidedly exceptional
one. Fine quality sheer white or
candle in two widths-32 and 40
inches.
Wednesdays Price, 25c.
LOT V-Fine white organdie
of the right finish and quality.
Wednesdays Price, SIC.
LOT VI-Extra quality i'm
ported white organdie, double
Width-6O inches wide.
Wednesdays Price, 48c.
LOT VII-Our regular ST
white organdies, imported goods,
very sheer quality; "a inches wide.
Wednesdays Price. 73c.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
Board of Trustees of the State Normal
School Of San Diego. California. notice is
be received by said board until 10 o'clock
q. m. of June "a. 1898, for furnishing the
materials and performing the labor ne
cessary for the erection and completion Of
the central portion of the San Diego State
Normal School Building.
Separate proposals will be received and
separate contracts made for furnishing
the materials and performing the labor
necessary for each of the following parts
masonry work. including ali brick, con-
crete and cement work, and all necessary
excavations and filling; 2. For, the iron
electric and glazing work; T. For the
plumbing and gasftting work; 5. For the
timing and galvanized iron work; G. For
painting and vanishing
No proposal will be considered unless
accompanied with bond of such pro-
poser, equal to 10 per cent: of his proposal.
with at least two good and sufficient sure
ties. conditioned that If his proposal shall
be accepted he will duly enter into q
Each proposal must be made on blanks
furnished for that purpose, and, together
with the aforementioned bond, enclosed
Trustees State Normal School of San
Diego. with an Endorsement thereon show
ing what portion o,n OF the building is COW
cred to the Merchants National Bank OF
San Diego, California. before 10 o'clock
Said proposals will be publicly opened
and contracts based thereon will be made
on June "a. 1898. at 10 O'Clock a. M, at
room 80. Fisher Opera-house Block, in
San Diego. California.
The. contractors to whom contracts are
awarded will be required to file with said
board good and sufficient bond to the
amount of 25 per cent of the contract
price for the faithful and proper perform
ance of his contract
The plans and specifications of said
building can be seen during business hours
at the office of Hebbard & Gill; Archi-
tects, Grant Building San Diego, Cali
forna.
The Board of Trustees reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals made
State Normal School of San Diego, Cali
fornia. By w. r. GUY,
President Board Trustees.
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WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 49,
SPECIAL PRICE ON
Trimmed Leghorn Rak,l
$3.50. !

At the opening of business We'd
nesday, June 18th, we shall place ,
on sale quantity of beautifully
trimmed Leghorn hats, suitable for
women and children. 1t is our
midsummer offering OF trimmed
hats. We purpose to make it All
offering that will be long remem-
bered. Special attention has been
paid TO the styles-the hats are
the embodiment of new ideas i'll
choice seasonable colorings and
trimmings. Many figure at much
higher cost than $3.50 from our
workroom, but for this event we
have made the one uniform price.
Airy chiffons and nets, fancy
veilings, all silk ribbons-daintily
pretty and daintilv seasonable-|
have been used in the trimming
OF these low priced. but decidedly
stylish summer hats. No other
style possesses more airy grace
no other style is so distinctly ap-
propriate for wear with pretty
lawn or organdie dress.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
SYLLABI
(Sac.. No. 262-Department One-Filef
June TO- 1889

SYLLABI
(Sac., No. 262-Department One-Filed
June TO- 1S9S)
Stockton Combined Harvester and
Agricultural Works. respondent; Glens
Fall Insurance Company of New York.
appellant. Recovery of insurance At
firmed.
There is no rule, nor is it law, that a
demurrer, under Section 43O. sub. Z, c..
Z. F., to particular count, on either Of
the grounds therein mentioned, to w.t.
ambiguity, unintelligibility or uncer-
tainty, can be aided by reference to an
other count or separate cause of action
found in the complaint A cause of ac-
ton arising out of the same transaction
may be separately stated in different
ways, even though they are inconsistent
with each other.
A party cannot be heard to complain
Of procedure which was to his ad-
vantage.
The appellate court will not disturb
the findings where the evidence in their
support is conflicting.
See also 9S Cal, o57
Where no motion was made for judg-
ment upon the pleadings at the trial.
and no objection made to the introduc-
ton of evidence upon such ground, the
point that judgment should have been
ordered upon the pleadings cannot be
revised upon appeal.
Section 415, c. c. p, directs the
court to disregard any error or defect
in the pleadings and proceedings which
does not affect the substantial rights
of the parties, and it forbids the re-
versal of judgment by reason of
such an error.
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Wednesdays Price, lie.

LOT " -
White organdies
are in demand for
all kinds of sum-
mer garments.
Gra a d u a t i n e
dresses made Of
white organdie
need not be laid
aside for special
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Mems Golf Shirt.

1t will probably be many years
before golf shirts cease to be pop
ular. No danger of them losing
popularity in weather like this.
Unlike the old style negligee
shirts, they are dressy as we'll as
comfortable. The best assortment
i'll the city here, in percales,
crashes, crepes, etc, at from soc
to $I.5o Neat garments in pongec
silk. So; elegant novelties in swiv-
el silk. S2.SO.
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Tuesdays Prices,
23c and &c Each.
Excelsior
Gasoline Stove. S2.O5.

If you haven't already expe-
rienced the need of a summer
stove of some kind, how long will
it be before such a need will make
itself felt? When you come to
supply your need you will find our
Excelsior Gasoline Stove to be
preferable to others. The top is
much larger than the tops of other
gasoline stoves, the framework IS
extra strong, and the burners are
exceptionally good and have
cleaning valve attachment. One of
the best gasoline stoves on the
market, though sold by us for lit
tie money.
Stove with two burners, S2.o5.
Stove with three burners, 81 40.
WeHStOCI
-
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White Ribbons
for Graduating Suits.

A c o M
plete line of
fine white
ribbons, that
give the fin
ishing touch
of daintiness
to gradual
ing dresses
and all cos
tunes made
Of white or
CANDIES and
1raCS GOODS
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Lot l.-All-wool Ingrains, 45c yd
Lot II.-Scotch Brussels, SOC.

This is imported Scotch Brus-
sells and come IN quite handsome
patterns and colorings. 1t is made
i'll a careful and thorough manner,
looks well, wears well--in fact, it
will outwear most tapestry carpets.
Rapid selling has left but three
patterns OF this carpet on our
hands now, hence the low price we
have made for
Wednesdays Sale, soc,
m 1ade and laid
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O. A, No. 800 - Department One
Filed June 10, 1889
II. c. Firebaugh, appellant: Blanche
NJ. Burbank ct al, respondents Con-
tract. Affirmed.
The provision in Section 1913, c. c..
p, making void all contracts for higher
compensation between an heir and an
executor, Is not limited to contracts
made directly between the executor and
the heir, but includes all contracts or
agreements by which the executor will
receive either directly or indirectly any
greater compensation than has been
fixed by the statute. or any compenSa-
tion other than such as may be previ-
ously ascertained and determined by
the court, and applies to every contract
which has for one of it's objects the
payment Of such greater compensation,
as well as to those which are made
solely for such payments A contract
made in violation of this provision is
against the policy of the law, and is,
therefore, unlawful, and, when the OBJ
ject of a contract is unlawful in part
the entire contract is void, unless the
lawful portion thereof is severable from
that which is unlawful
An agreement by the heir to COM
pensate the executor for extraordinary
services, or for the expenses incurred
in employing attorneys other than may
have been previously fixed by the
court, is as fully within the prohibition
of the statute as an agreement to give
him greater rate of commission than
is fixed by the statute. The relation be-
tween them is that of a trustee and
his beneficiary. and the law presumes
that such an agreement by the heir
has been obtained through the undue
influence of the executor and will NOT
enforce it against the heir.
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" "APENTA''
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Wednesdays Sale, 30c,
made and laid.

BRING Size OF Your room.
LOT III-A large quantity Of
desirable carpet and linoleum renl-
nants, which we have marked to
sell at about ] the ordinary prices.
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The Odd Lot Shoe Table.

Hundreds Of people have taken
advantage Of the money saving
opportunities that the Odd Lot
Shoe Table offers. Frankly, isn't
it a little bit foolish on your part
to overlook this convenient table
that we have arranged for our mu-
tual benefit? No trouble to de-
termine whether or not your size
can be had in special value. You
can see it at glance.
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M C.,nrxn p.x

That Is the way all druggists sell GROVES
IA TASTELESs r. CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Chilis
ana Fever II is simply Iron and Quinine In Q
tasteless form. Children love IT. Adults prefer it
70 bitter. nauseating Tonics. Price. SIC.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS.
SPECIAL SALE OF
|All-wO0l Ingram Carpet,
4Sc.
Scotch Brussels, 30c.
Remnants of Carpets and
LinOleums.

With the opening of business
Wednesday we shall place on sale
three interesting items in our Car
pet Department. 1t will be a great
opportunity for housekeepers. All
wool ingram carpets at 45c yard
are most unusual offerings You
will probably wait long time be-
fore you again have such a chance.
Lot l.-All-wool Ingrains, 45c yd.
Strictly all wool two-ply ingram
carpets, SO inches wide; neat. tasty,
small designs i'll desirable colors.
Five different patterns. The reg
ular 75c yard carpet. Bring size
OF your room with YOU.
Wednesdays Price. 45c.
seWed and laid.
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Household Varnish.

To complete our line of paints
we have placed in stock Barry
Bros. varnish, conceded to be the
best made. Already prepared for
use. Pint can, 25c; quart can,
45c.
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Try McMorry's 3jc tea. 531 M. .
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st the two votes Of this precinct in this

cast the two votes Of this precinct In this
convention.
Sixth-A contest was filed against the SIT
ting delegation in Precinct fifty-three. We
have given a careful investigation Of thts.
considered all the documentary evidence Of
fered and examined the witnesses who ap-
peared, both on behalf OF the contestants
and the contestee. While charges OF irreg-
ularity were made in this case, yet We are
of the opinion that the evidence submitted
to US does not sustain the charge, and
therefore we recommend that the sitting
delegation be retained and that the contest
be denied.
SeveMh-We find that In a number OF
these contests trouble has arisen from the
fact that some OF the members OF the
boards Of election we're also candidates for
delegates to this convention. We consider
that this IS in exceeding bad taste and that
no candidate for delegate should sit upon an
election board as an officer. We therefore
recommend that this convention adopt as a
rule to govern primary elections hereafter
to be held IN this county that no candidate
for delegate shall serve as an election Of
ficer at primary election or caucus
We also recommend that rule be adopted
requiring in all cases Of future contests
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find this involves the same question we
determined in reference to Gardena pre-
clnct. and therefore recommend that this
claim be not allowed.
Fourth-A contest was made against the
sitting delegation from the Twenty-f1rst
precinct. Third ward. this city, upon the
ground Of illegal votes and other irregulari-
ties. We have given patient and careful
investigation to this charge. have examined
a great many witnesses upon both sides Of
the contest, including the board Of election
officers, the sitting delegation and the del
egation contesting. and from all the evil
dence submitted to us We find that the
charges In this case are not sustained. We
therefore recommend that this contest be
disallowed and that the sitting delegation
be retained.
Fifth-A contest was filed in Precinct
ffty-seven A, Eighth ward, against the sit
ting delegation. We have likewise given
a patient and careful investigation Of this
case. examined all the witnesses that were
offered on both sides Of the contest, includ-
Ing such documentary evidence as was Of
fered, and as result we find that with ref
erence to the delegate, Drew. ne was elected
and Is entitled to a seat in this convention.
As to the other delegate. the evidence is n OF
satisfactory that he received majority Of
the legal votes cast, nor Is the evidence
satisfactory that the contestant also re-
ceived majority OF the legal votes cast.
We therefore recommend that neither OF
these be entitled TO q seat in this conven-
tdon and that Delegate Drew be entitled to
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THE ELEPHANT IS NOW In LABOR

that the ballots. tally sbeetS ana an ~
dence taken by the election officers In such
contested precincts be sealed up ana im-
medlately deposited with the secretary Of
the Republican county central committee
with the returns from such precinct after
such election shall have been held.
In Norwalk precinct N. H. Hughes ana
w. H. Smith were tied and each Is entitled
to a half vote, but N. H. Hughes holds the
proxy OF w. H. Smith.
In the Sevent.eth precinct Delegates
Joseph Claverie and c. H. Martdn are TIED
and each Is therefore entitled to q half
vote. Respectfully submitted,
BRADNER w. LEE,
Chairman Committee on Credentials.
Upon the completion Of the reading,
which occupied nearly an hour, includ-
ing the roll call and delivery of badges. Mr..
Meserve asked the permission Of the con.
vention to thank the committee for its
patience and attention to business, which
permission was granted.
A motion by s. p. Mulford to the effect
that no smoking be allowed was carried,
after which adjournment was taken untu
1:3o p. m.
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between the Seventh and Fourth wards
had been settled
The chairman of the committee moved
the adoption Of the report
W. H. Kelso Of Inglewood offered an
amendment providing that the order Of
business be 80 changed as 10 allow the
chairman Of the convention to call the
meetings Of the various district conven-
lions at times not In conflict with the meet
lngs Of the main convention. The amend
ment was carried.
And then commenced the battle. D. D.
Deeds OF the Fourth ward moved as an
amendment that the part Of the report
providing for the means of balloting be
stricken out. and that the Australian sys-
tenn be substituted.
Mr. Dyer Of the Sixth ward took the plat
form and stated the desire Of those favor
ing the Australian plan 20 ge. test vote
upon this subject; also his belief that the
party is strong enough to meet new condi-
tions and plans as they appear.
The confusion in the lobbies was so great
that at The conclusion Of Mr.. Dyer's re-
marks that the chair asked the privilege
of presenting that part Of the report deal
ing with the appointment Of the sergeants-
alarms, in order that they might get about