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GRIFFITHS RAN AMUCk.
The Pugilist Is Now in "A straight
Jacket in "A Police station.

Jacket in "A Police station.
Chicago. Sept. 2I-Albert Grifiiths.
better known as Young Critic" the
pugilist, is strapped in a strait jacket
at the Harrison Street police station,
where he is being held pending an ex-
animation into his mental condition.
Grifiiths ran amuck this evening on
State street. and from Congress street
To Hubbard court he left a trail
marked by bruised faces. Three police
men, who arrested the pugilist. were
sent sprawling to the ground by a
series Of blows. and reinforcements
were necessary before the prisoner was
finally taken to a patrol DON Before
Griffiths was tied in the patrol wagon.
he had taken off every article Of cloth
ing which he wore. Grifiths was drink
ing in a saloon when he suddenly
lcaped into the air, turned loose a
series Of yells and rushed into the
street where he hit everybody he could
reach.
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tanzas to-day and the commissioners
appointed Major Niskern and Captain
Niles a committee to distribute the sup
plies brought by the teamer. Captain
General Blanco has ordered the Matan-
zas authorities to cooperate with the
committee on distribution in every pos
sible way.
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A Woman Arrested.

Liverpool. Sept. 2T-Upon the arrival
here to-day Of the steamer Vancouver,
from Montreal. detectives arrested a wo-
man passenger who came ashore from
the vessel. Though the officers stated
that the woman was suspected of having
committed a murder In Canada. II - re-
ported that the woman Is Or. Marcy
Guilford. wanted ar Bridgeport. Conn. in
connection Will the murder Of Emma Gill.
whose body was recently found n yellow
mill pond.
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Disposed to- Question.

London. Sept. ga special dispatch
from Shanghai says. II Is reported
that Great Britain, the United states
and Japan are disposed 10 question the
constitution Of the government as open
10 usurpation. The family OF Ii Hung
Chang. fearing the populace. have gone
70 Port Arthur. to be under the protec-
ton OF the Russian government.
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Tho Standard has branch Officers a.
Butte. Missoula and Great Falls. where
advertising rates will be furnished on ap-
plication.
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New York Objects Tribune Building.
Chicaro Oflce-es The Rookery.
The s. c. Beckwith Special Agency,
Sole Agents Foreign Advertising.
Washington Bureau-l4l5 G street
N. W.
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All general business letters and CORE
-pondence should be addressed TO the
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Anaconda. Mont.
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The Comal at Matanza..

Havana, Sept. s7-The Red Cross
sOcietys steamer Comal arrived at Ma
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TEN PAGES.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2s, 1898.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Congressman
A. j. CAMPBELL.
of Silver Bow County.
For Chief Justice
WILLIAM Y. PEMBERTON.
OF Silver Bow County.
For Associate Justice
WILLIAM 7. p1GOTT,
OF Cascade County.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court
HENRY q. RICKETTS,.
OF Jefferson County.
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Main Orice-Standsrd Block. Anaconda.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
BUSINESS once L
Editorial Rooms IS
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An Englishman who recently mot Dr..
SchweniuEer. Bismarck's physician. says
that his relations with the great states
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Daily and Sunday. one year .........Slo.W
Daily and Sunday. six MONTHS. 500
Daily and Sunday. three months. 500
Daily and Sunday, one month ........ 100
sunday, one 200
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THREE MEN INJURED.
An UDlucky Day for Loborers at the UDion Iron Works
 YeStprddV

Three men were injured yesterday at the Union Iron Works The first was Thomas Jones, marine fireman. living at 112 Fourth street. While walking on a gangplank from a ship being built for the Alaska Commercial Company he slipped and fell a dis tance of forty feet. He sustained a broken shoulderblade and fracture of the right leg. as well as severe contu- sions of the scalp.
 A half hour later Francis Nelson of 425R Third street fell from a scaffold on the same ship and struck heavily on iron braces four feet below His right side was badly bruised and it is probable that he received slight inter nal injuries.
 Alfred Cope. living at 9O9 Illinois street, had the toes of his right foot crushed by being run over by a truck load Of iron. He was treated by pr. Simpson and taken to his home Jones and Nelson were sent to the Receiving Hospital
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Harry Thoburn the Onfy Winning Choice at
 Ingleside.
Catawba Defeated a Smart Field of ThPee-Y ear
 OldS.
Collins Scanapered In at Long Odds Fred Gardner Was a Sweet
 Is to Shot.

Backers of the short priced horses In the betting experienced a delightful af- ternoon of 1t at Ingleside yesterday. or the six faVorites sent into the starter hands, one, Harry Thoburn, returned with the coin, and he managed to get the best of a bad entanglement at the barrier Long shot after long shot whisked by the wire in front. and s10 parleyed would have made the forum ate investor a bloated bondholder.
 By Holly, the veteran horseman. was at himself again, and in the opening seven-furlong event gave the ring quite a jolting with old Fred Gardner. The chestnut horse was as good as 20 to in the betting, and leading his field from the start won hard ridden from the weakly ridden to 1 favorite, Charles A. Nonchalance, with Golden up, was also late conner, taking the show.
 The six-furlong event following re- suited in another dump for followers of the favorite, Hardly, carrying Tom Griffins colors. She was unable to shake off the F to l shot. Catawba, and at the wire was led out a length. High land Ball was a poor third. The winner was cleverly ridden by little McNich- ols.
 Dr. Rowel's brown gelding, Collins warmed up in his preliminary like a. two-year-old and turned the trick very nicely in the mile selling affair. The ring laid 10 to l against his chances. Gray kept him well up to the leaders during the early stages of the running, and then passing Benamela turning into the stretch won in clever fashion from the g to 10 choice, Schil- Ter, with Willie Martin up. Benamela. the second choice. was third
 Charley Finks good horse News gatherer came out after an enforced retirement of two months in the fourth event, over seven furlongs, and a trifie snort, was beaten out by Mercutio, the second choice. Newsgatherer opened In the betting at to 5, but was looked upon as such a cinch that his price rapidly fell to II to 20 The win ner and the first choice made all the running, but the former, better sea soned, outstayed the favorite and won out by neck. Alma, with Thorpe in the saddle, was a fair third
 on his third trip this week Harry Thoburn finally took a race He was the good thing for the fifth event, seVen-furlong selling run, and pound- eu oo"n rom twos to to got away Tn front and had only to gallon to win easing up, from Jack Martin, a 15 to shot. As the barrier was released one or the starters caught the webbing in some way and the winner and Peril were the only ones that got away from the post in any sort of shane Lena drifted into the show.
 An exceedingly warm one was re- leased in the last race of the dav- lin stocK' rom the stable of Willie Apple gate, was touted about as a cant lose A few of the books laid 4 to i against the colt opening, but were speedily compelled to rub to to 5 Although he ran a good race the youngster was unable to catch the 10 Io chance' Morinel, in the run to the a head La Goleta, the second choice was seen in front for a panel or two and then died away. '"O'
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SAN MATED CREEK
 LITIGATION ENDS
w. J. Fifield Wins His Suit Against the Spring Valley
 Water Works.
The Corporation Is Enjoined From ApprOpriating Water Above
 His Lands.

w. J. Fifield has won his action against the Spring Valley Water Works for an injunction to restrain that corporation from appropriating the water of San Mateo Creek before it reaches his lands Judge J. c. B. Hebbard yesterday ordered that per petual injunction issue restraining the Spring Valley Water Works from di vertfng any of the waters of San Ma teo Creek at its ordinary flow through the land of the plaintiff, but gave it the right to take the storm or 'freshet" waters of the creek, if it could do so without violating the pro- visions of the injunction.
 The action against the Spring Val ley Water Works was commenced by w. J. Fif1eld last August, and at the time a temporary injunction was is- sued pending a final decision in the suit. The plaintiff alleged in his plead lngs that the water company, con- trary to law, had commenced the erec- tion of tunnel and Hume above hls lands to convey the water of San Ma teo Creek to its reservoir. The action he contended would drain his property and leave an empty bed within its boundaries where the stream once flowed, and would result in i'm measurable damage to him. In con- sequence he asked the Court to issue an injunction compelling the defend ant to cease in its work on the con- duit. The defendant in its answer al- legged that 1t had the right to the
 freshet" waters of the creek and de- nied that through the completion of its tunnels and fumes the plaintiff would be damaged. The case occu- pied some time in trial. and yester- day the decision was filed. The judg- ment practically answers the prayers of both litigants, but is slightly in favor of the plaintiff, as it prevents the waters being diminished below the ordinary flow, but gives the company any excess that might fall from the clouds and find its way between the banks of the creek that caused the liti- gation.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALI.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner of Market and Third streets open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street corner Clay; open until e:3O O clock
 SSs Hayes street; open until s:30 o'clock e21 McAllister street; open until 9:30 D. m SIS Larkin street; open until 9:30 o'clock S.W. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets. open until o'clock.
 1Os Eleventh street; open until g o'clock 25lS Mission street; open until O clock 1505 Polk street; open until s:30 o'clock NV. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets open till o'clock
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VIII Be Given a Benefit.

A complimentary benefit will be ten dered Isaac Benjamin by the entire theatrical profession at B. B. Hall on Friday evening, January 14. Benjamin was the man who entered the lions den to be married and shortly after the cere- mony was injured by an explosion.
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SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First Race-San Antonio. Glorian. Imperious. Second Race-Cash Day, O'ConneIl, Lucky Dog.
 Third Race-Soufhe. Argentina, Perseus. Fourth Race-Viking, Silverado, Governor Budd.
 Fifth Race-Rubicon. Traverser, Cash Day. Sixth Race-George Lee, Don Luis, Dr.
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Iruck Items.

Atkin & Lottridge lost Double Quick on thursday but they filled up the vacant stall yesterday. When Harry Thoburn won the fftb rae rae entered to be sold for $500. Tommy Lott snaw Bros. parted with the gelding.
 The nch Shreve Cup, handicap for all ages. over one mile, is down for decision to-dav Aside from the $7OO which goes to the first
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RUSS HOUSE.
 Overton, Rosa H c Richards. Caiistga " Blain. Fowler " R Nard, Stktn Miss H Herton, Or Livingston. s Jose Mrs L E Grover & f, J Svano. Maxwell
 Raymond F Evans. Maxwell c Lutheny Oakland Vogham. Maxken J R Miller Healdsbg H Martin, Woodland F Coe. Healdsburg J Nfulligan Woodland Miss P Russell. Chgo Mrs Miller HeaIdbg M Barney, Chicago H Boots, Healdsburg " Made, Fresno J H Kingsly. s Jose W Sheeon. Fresno Bende W, Salt L J Nena, Fresno J O Evans. Salt Lake B R McCabe, Marysvle H J Smith, Sacto A Gilbert, Victoria c L Daily. Lakeport A Anderson Cal E Martell Lakeport " o Humpy, Sitka D Tighten. Lakeport C H Wilson & W. Or Capt Thwing, Stktn F Conn. Big Pine J Jens. Belmont A Robinson. Big Pine J Shook WindfaT J D Robinson. Fi 1'G s Jose D Kinmess. Meridian E Anderson, Reno l. M Brown, Or E J Nolan, city
 PALACE HOTEL. NJ H Greenbaum, Ky B Wilson Winnipeg L Evans, Ohio Mrs Wilson & nc. Ont c Crmey. San Jose Smith. Toronto F ] Carolan. Burlgme F Sheppard. Toronto G E Goodman Jr. Nap W Bertrand, Mexco Mrs P Cook. Rio Vista c Wharton. Omaha c Davis, Duluth Mrs c Wharton, Neb s NJ Androus, Pomona Mrs H Smith. & md H H Pitcher Livernre Miss Congreve Hogle, Salt Lake Miss Carter E Niehlen. Stanford H Pondexter P Alt W R Aver Portland M Mcfarland, Alt T W McCauley Chcgo S McNear. Oakland H N Smith. New York Mrs s McNear Oaklnd Mrs W R Aver, Portld J Levy. New York Mrs T W McCauley. III Mrs A Levy, N York " Bennett & s. Or
 GRAND HOTEL. Harrington. Jos c Woodward Statn I F D Ryan, Sacto w T Scott, Is Angeles W Lindgren & W, D c H " Joss. Palo Alto F T Johnson, Sacto Mrs Joss, Palo Alto L Straus. Stockton O Lincoln. S Cruz H L West. Stockton H Corley, Oakdale A Bradley England R W Eaton. Watsonvl W Evans. Dawson T Brandon. Jose D H Ross, Victoria Nj Lane & W, brk H W s Jones' Nevada Morse
 W A Lamar & W. Ia J Notion. Yreka T Threlfal, Iowa A A Clark, Chicago J Young N York G L Fischer. Mexico Mrs R A Valencia & d, Fl Doble, Fresno
 Santa Cruz Harrihan, L O NJ Wallace Yosemite J Toohey. Sacto S Hopkinson, Stock
 BALDWIN HOTEL. F Stenzel. SanLeandro Simons. Haywds J H Sturcke. San Jose Mrs. Simons, Haywds l. E winns, N Y w Drown. AugelsCp Nj Friedlander, Oklnd c P James Monterey B P Barker, Livermre K F Henneken. Vallejo Diner. Chicago NJ Metz, Cleveland W Kaufman. Chicgo H Bogman. NJ Bean. Oakland MrsFJ Hauck. Chico J E Dean. Norton, San Jose pr Geary. Or C Camben, Los Ang T A Parish. Mich bIissE Martin, Gln Eln Mrs. Parish, Mich . Kelly Boston H l. Billings Chicago Eaton. N Sokolon. Siberia Armstrong. Boston Ire:ouoK, Siberia Brown. England W R Hawkins, Salinas F Lavis, Chico
 NEW WESTERN HOTEL. " c Snvser Kan C Farrell St Helena J J Henderson, D C Mrs D Torney, Sacto J D Hutchinson. Cal D B Harris, l. Gatos ] Fl Butt Vallejo T Hamilton. Shasta Coughlin, Sacto NJ Clark, Mont C Garbadi Bethany J c Smith. Victoria J Palmer, Lower L c Heine, Jose J NJ Howard. Woodlnd Miss l. Foster. Cal II Hinckley. Denver Miss z Gates. Napa J Roberts, Salt Lake Sutton, Calistoga M Cross, Sonora
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CHURCH NOTICES.

HOWARD Presbyterian Church. cor Oak and Baker sts.-Rev. r. R. Farrand. pastor Sab bath services at II a. and 7:45 D. m Ma for George A Hilton. the well known evangelist of Elizabeth. N J., will preach morning and evening. Revival services every evening during the week except Saturday, at 7:45 p, m, conducted by Major Hilton. Everyone is cordially invited to all these services. Sab bath school at 9:30 a. m: '. P S. C. E.. at GAS D.
 THE Strangers Sabbath Home Howard St Methodist Episcopal Church. 643 Howard st.. bet Second and Third sts., two blocks from Palace Hotel-The Rev. John A. B. Wilson D: D., pastor. Preaching at II a. m and 7:3O p. m. At the morning hour the pastor will have for his subject, ''The Programme Of Christianity-Subjects of its Message'' Al the evening hour the Rev. W. W. Case, ID. D;' presiding elder of the San Francisco dis trict. will occupy the pulpit Envortb League rally at 6:15 ?. m- Special music by antiphonal choir at all ervices. All are ai- ways welcome.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ABANDONED children in St. Joseph's Infant Asylum from July l. 1Ss6 to December si 1897: John Carey, years: Frank Carey. 5 nolly. years; Eddie Fallon years: Sijna Fallon' years; Josie Stack, years: Mary Sullivan. years; Edith Gallagher 1,aar Bell Gallagher, years. THE orphans and half-orphans admitted into s,nc I franGis I, Girls sp4 Directory Orphan Asylum follows: orphans-Mary Briseno. age Hse is as Celia Briseno age s; Bertha Symon. age 5 Frances Matthews, age 6; Adela Dobrosoiskaa age 13; Victoria Dobrogoiska, age 10: Mirt1s age g. Minna Kirby, age B. Jennie KirDy ir Nedy aS. z; Ella Riley. age IF; Frances Camella. age Kelly, age 5; George Kirby. age :: Geo9Ts "isIne Lee, age ?; John McGlade, age s; Frank Me Glade. age '. NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kin Orphanage of 52O Lake st. San Franc,acap np Cal, has received the following orphans ana half-orphan girls from Sept. 30 to Dec 3I ISs.: catherine tt, Gomas. aged years 6 Pearl Layin aged l2 years months: Harriet Frances Lee, aged years; Frances FoIlis aged years 5 months.
 THEY are closing out remnants of curtains dress goods. corsets. hosiery, underwear, bed, spreads, towels. laces Things, trimmings Goods Store. iO5 Fifth st. ''ee' i'ry MIME. HANSEN. latest gaIvanIc battery and cabinet baths. 1l6 Taylor st.
 MRS. DIR. FISH. 1olh Grant ave. rm ,. .Isc- trician: alcohol. Turkish baths: unrivaied ROOMS whitened from s1 and papered s2 50 up. 239 Third st. '' JNO. HULTHEN. electro-magnetic massage treatments; alcohol baths. Mason st MRS. STEWERT. genuine steam and cabinet baths. 120is Geary st, room II.
 BAD tenants elected for s4: collections made. city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION CO.. 4l5 Montgomery st. room 6: tel. 55so
 DIVIDEND NOTICES.
 DIVIDEND Notice-Sayings and Loan Society 10l Montgomery street. corner of Sutter The Board Of Directors declared a dividend for the term ending December 3l, 1897, at the rate or four C4) per cent per annum on term de- posits and three and one-third @ I-3 per cent) per annum on ordinary deposits free of taxes and payable and after Monday. January 3, 1898.
 CYRUS W. GERMANY. Cashier. HUMBOLDT Savings and Loan Society IS Geary street.-The directors have declared the following semi-annual dividends: APO per annum on terTu and 360 per cent per an mum or ordinary deposits. payable on and after January 3. 1saS
 ERNEST BRAND Secretary.
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MEETING NOTICES.


  SOUTH San Francisco Lodge No. PIP. F. a Sve A Wi Will aasem6i9 ToM6RR9% a9e 6aifSSa " (SUNDAY January g. at i o'clock w p. m, to attend the funeral of our late broth CT. George Scharetg. Brethren and friends are
 E. c. HARE. Secretary. REGULAR session of Golden Gate "a i.:IgG EnIgGGatmp%ment m men No; l. | Q. O. F.; K THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, January S. A full attendance is solicited; served. H. (. GEORGE. Scribe. EXCELSIOR Degree Lodge No. g. S>Ns.,z, L1,IS o. O. EMReguIar meeting E2Ee
 A. K. KINGsFoRD. D. NJ. ANNUAL meeting-The regular annual meet ing of stockholders Of the Oceanic Steamship Co. will be held at the office of the com pany, S27 Market st, san Francisco, Cal, on Friday, the Fist day of January, 1898. at the hour of II o'clock a. m., for the purpose or electing board of directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meet ing. Transfer books will close on MONDAY, January 10. at o'clock D. m.
 E. H. SHELDON. Secretary. DUTCH Mining and Milling Company-The regular annual meeting of the stockholders Of the Dutch Mining and Milling Company will be held at the office of the company. which office Is now temporarily situated at San Francisco. State of California, on MON DAY. the 17th day of January 1898. at the hour Of two O clock p. m. on said day for the the ensuing year. and also for the transaction Of such other business may be brought be- fore the meeting. Transfer books close Tues day 'anpary Ggnl ilth w iSss at at o'clock - D. m Dated San Francisco. January 9th. 1898. THE annual meeting of the stockholders Of the Realty Syndicate will be held at the office Of the corporation, 14 SansOme st. room l5, San Francisco at o'clock on THURSDAY, January %. 1898. to elect directors to of such other business as may come before the meeting. J. c. WINANS, Secy. THE regular annual meeting of the San Fran cisco Ladies' Protective and Relief Society will be held at the Home Franklin street between Post and Geary, Thursday. January B. 1898. at ?. m.
 ALICE BROWN, Recording Secretary. THE annual meeting of the stockholders of the Spring Valley Water Works will be held at st., San Francisco at 12 o'clock noon, on WEDNESDAY. the 12th day of January, lS9S to elect trustees to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business may before the meeting.
 PELHAM W. AMES, Secretary. STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGIThe annual meeting of the stockholders of the California of the company, No. 392 California st., San Francisco on Monday. January 10. 1s9S at II o'clock a. m. for the purpose of electing a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting.
 JAS. W. HART. Secretary. Onice-No. BOP California st.. room 3
 San Francisco. Dec. 2. 1897.
 SSs HAYES-Branch office of The Cali sub scriptions and want ads taken.
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MAN to work in a nursery, S20 per month MARTIN 6 CO, 749 Market st.
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HOTEL runner between San Francisco and Portland (narried): travelling salesman, la dies tailor made garments; salary and ex- penses. 313 Bush.
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solicitor salary and percent age; for housekeepers. practical account book to 5000 eminent families of San Fran cisco, gratis; the best advertising medium of the age; particulars Clerks Exchange. Publishers. 313 Bush 1923 Market and 1918 Washington st., Oakland.
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CLERK in general merchandise store; shelf hardware clerk; man and wife, position Of trust, s10o 313 Bush.
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IRONER St. Clair machine, fare paid, s35 and found. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. telephone Main 5S4S.
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PALACE HOTEL.

! B Wilson. Winnipeg Mrs Wilson & nc. Ont 'C s Smith. Toronto
 E E Sheppard, Toronto W E Bertrand, Mexco J c Wharton. Omaha s M Provost. N York Mrs J c Wharton. Neb Mrs H Smith. & md Miss Congreve
 Miss Carter
 H T Poindexter. P Alt F Nj Mcfarland. P Alt $ McNear. Oakland Mrs s McNear, Oaklnd A J Levy. New York Mrs A J Levy, N York
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BUTLER. :s5. MISS CULLEN. a25 sutter st. COOK. restaurant. sso. MISS CULLEN. 825
 Sutter st.
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MACHINIST for mill. $50 and found; repair man for a country bicycle store; vineyard hands. S2O; farm hands, S15 and s20 cnore boys, S10. MURRAY 6 READY, 634-636 Clay
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CLERKS

Grocery clerk $40; dry goods clerk. Sio; driver for delivery wagon, $40; photographer for tintype gallery, city; baker, country ho- tel trunkmaker: walters $25 and so MURRAY X READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st.
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horse. the fortunate owner also gets valuable silver cup presented by the firm Of Shreve & Co.,
 Following to-days entries:
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PIANO house bookkeeper and correspondent. $50 at start. The Clerks Exchange, 313 Bush, have booked 400 1rst-class commercial. orders from eminent city business houses for male and female help. against a membership or only 1fo. Books open to the investigation or those interested orders secured by canvass Ing and advertising and through our mern1 bers. Memberships good for one year, ana cost from 4c to 10c per week. Branches 1923 Market and 1918 Washington st, Oakland.
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HUMBOLDT Savings and Loan Society 1S Geary street.-the directors have declared the following semi-annual dividends: APO per annum on terTu and 360 per cent per an mum or ordinary deposits. payable on and after January 3, 1898
 ERNEST BRAND, Secretary