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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Redwood City.

Attorney George ". Fox Is confined to his home by sickness.
 Charles Robinson. formerly baggage man at this place, has been sent to Volta, where he is made station agent
 Mrs. R. Fullerton of San Francisco visited relatives and friends here for few days at the beginning of the week
 Con Amen and Miss Mary Casson were married in San Francisco on Wednesday. They will make their future home here.
 Henry Brocker, aged 70 years, died at the residence Of J. K. c. Winkler at Woodside on Saturday last.
 M. Redmond met with a painful accident at Belmont Wednesday morning. freight car ran over one of his feet, crushing two of his toes.
 Great Chief of Records c. F. Burgman paid Metamora Tribe. Imp. O. R. NJ. visit on Monday night last.
 The Hollinshead boys have almost com peted arrangements for their trip to the Klon- dike gold fields. Jerry Hollinshead has a valu- able claim in that region.
 J. l.. Edwards removed to the German Hospital in San Francisco on Wednesday,
 Miss Annie Hade of San Francisco is visit ing Miss Annie Murphy
 District Deputy W. W. Brown installed the officers of Bay View Lodge, l. O. O. F.. on Wednesday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
New Mexico.

Hon. A M. Bergere and family. late of Las Iunas, have gone to Santa Fe, where they intend to make their home hereafter.
 Col. w. T. Donovan has been spending a few days in Coyote canyon experimenting the work his mine.
 The several gentlemen composing the Ter ritorial Board Of Equalization are soiourning at the capital this week.
 Mrs. J. L.. Luthey and children have return ed from a visit to friends in Topeka.
 n. C.. Hobart of Silver City spent few days in Albuquerque visiting friends during the last week.
 Miss Zila Weidner. who is visiting In Iowa and was reported very seriously i'll. is said to be improving rapidly
 Colonel Henry Carpenter, one of the pio- up with an attack of pneumonia.
 Judge l.. S. Trimble came in from his Ti- jeras canyon ranch few days since and will spend the winter in town.
 Con c. Lucid the baseball player, who was injured in the wreck at Emporia last Octo- Der. has sued the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company for 5000 damages
 Dr. s. Albright. Mayor Of Albuquerque is endeavoring to Interest the physicians of the country at large in movement for the es- tablishment of a sanitarium on a large scale for consumptive patients at some point in cen tral New Mexico,
 John Jarvis has gone to Southern California and expects to be away four or five weeks
 Judge ". E. Kelly of Socorro spent several days In Albuquerque during the past week
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Bedding.

Miss Ella Winsell returned on Tuesday from Willows. where she visited relatives.
 Leonard W. Coleman of the stan Of the Mountain Copper Company spent Tuesday in Bedding.
 w P. Taylor, manager of the s. P. Taylor Paper Company of San Francisco, was here Tuesday.
 Mrs. c. Reinhaus of French Gulch accom- panied her sister, Mrs. c. c. McCray, to her home in San Francisco.
 MT. and Mrs F. F. Wilson of Iron Noun tain visiting in San Francisco.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Young and daughter, Eva, have returned from a brief visit 10 Chico
 Mrs H. Cllneschmidt has recovered from severe illness.
 The Misses Grace and Dollie Satton. who spent the holiday season with Mrs. c. M Fisher. returned Thursday to their home at Maxwell.
 Mrs. Maud outenreith of Delta is visiting Mrs. F. Jose.
 Miss Hattie Van Matre Of Lewiston. Trinity County, was here Thursday her way home from an extended visit to San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
YfozeOnal kSe~Ns from alon@ inc q0oaS

Miss N M Steele, Miss Madeleine Lewis and Miss Ruth R. Burritt came up from Paso Robles this week and are staying at Fl Car melo Hotel.
 Rev. A. c. Bane. Methodist evangelist who has recently located here. left Friday for Pasa- dena, where he will conduct a series of re- ligious meetings.
 Mir and Mrs. s. J. Durham are here from Illinois for the winter. They the guests of Judge and Mrs J. R. Patrick.
 Mise Clara Beighle and Miss Alice Neigh bor. who spent the Christmas holidays in Pa cific Grove have returned to their work in the Deaconesses' Training school in San Fran cisco.
 Rev. W. W. Case. DD.. presiding elder of this district. in town Tuesday and Wednesday holding quarterly conference in the NJ E. Church.
 Miss Evelyn Nesbitt of Victoria. B. C.. is spending a month with Mir. and Mrs. Charles J. Martin and daughter at Vista del Mar
 Rev s. Fackenthal left this week Tor of church
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
SUiSuR.

Assemblyman and Mrs Alden Anderson re- turned last Sunday from a two weeks stay at Los Angeles.
 William Pierce one of the large landowners of Suisun Valley, Is spending month at Hon. olulu.
 Richard and Fred Rush returned to Stan ford University Tuesday morning.
 Mrs A. J. Buckles left for Muncie. Ind, Monday evening via the southern route. She will remain in the East about two months.
 Miss Pauline McNutt has returned from a two weeks visit in Oakland
 Mrs. A. l.. Reed of Kings City is here for a short stay.
 Mrs. H. Barker and child of Portland Or, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Sewell.
 Miss Cornise, a recent graduate of the State University at Berkeley, has been elected a teacher in Arnijo High School.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Menlo Park.

Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Doyle. who were united in marriage here Wednesday. are spending their honeymoon at San Rafael
 Miss A. Hachmeister of San Francisco Is on visit to the Misses Kugeler.
 Mary Stanton has returned to San Francisco. NJ ORiordan is spending his vacation at San Jose
 Father Cooper Of San Mateo spent e portion of the week here
 Mrs. James Carroll of San Francisco was the guest of her parents Mir. and Mrs J. Maloney. during the week
 J. Lenehan of San Jose was here Sunday calling friends.
 Mrs. Strong and daughter have gone to Pes cadero for a few days.
 J. O'Hara a Shasta County miner. is visit ing his niece, Miss L. Wooster
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Salinas.

Rev and Mrs. C. P. Flaw of this city are visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. T. Massen- gill in Gonzales. From there they go to Oak land and thence to their old home in Tennes- see.
 G. A. Field superintendent of the erection of the superstructure at the Spreckels sugar factory, is in San Francisco on business.
 Mrs Mabel. wife of Councilman T. s. Ma bel, has returned from San Leandro, where she has been for several weeks visiting her sister, Mrs DOwnie
 Jesse D. Carr, nephew of Hon. Jesse D. Carr, who has been visiting in Salinas for several weeks, has returned to his home in Berkeley.
 A C. Clough Public Administrator of Mer- ced County. who has been visiting his brother.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

Mrs. L. Nathan is in San Francisco on a Mrs. l. B. Self has gone to Denver. Colo. on a visit.
 Misses Edith Ross and Clara Whey have re- turned 10 their studies at the San Jose Nor nal School.
 Mrs. Charles Baird and children. who have been visiting here, left for San Francisco last week on route for their home in Reno. Nev.
 Mrs J. NJ Camp Is here from San Jose for 6 short stay. .
 Ed Galloway who has been spending hls vacation with his sister, Mrs. J. Worswick. has returned to San Francisco.
 Mrs L. Wilson and Mrs. E. C. wright or San Erancisco who have been the guests of MT and Mrs. J. E. Rawlins, have returned home.
 Rev C. S. LinsIey was in Bakersfield last week
 E. Courtney of Danville. Ind. who has been on a visit here, has returned home.
 Miss Ella McJunkin who has been III TOT some time has recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Grass Valleu.

Miss Lille cundy Of Sierra City is visiting relatives here.
 William Aver has gone 10 San Francisco on business and pleasure.
 Miss Pearl Thomas has returned to Berke- ley to resume her studies at the State Uni versty.
 James Mulroy has left for Seattle.
 Miss Kate Sullivan Of Virginia City Is here on visit.
 their wedding trip.
 Mrs. T. 4. O'Connor Of San Francisco is a guest of Miss Hattie Shoemaker.
 Joseph H. Smith has left for the Klondlke. Richard Froberg, whom operation was performed for appendicitis. is recovering. Mrs. George W Hil has gone to San Fran cisco to be at the bedside of her grand daughter Miss Bessie. who Is i'll there.
 Mrs. F 2. Hyde and Miss Cora B. Hyde of
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

C. w Clough, editor of the Evening Demo- crat in this city has returned to his home in Merced
 H A Van Hyning a prominent citizen of Santa Margarita, Is the guest Of C. R. Ester
 A. c. BuceIdee, NJ U Malarin Fred Hanna and Harry Kent all of Monterey, are visiting relatives in this city.
 Samuel Donati president of the Cayucos Bank Is in Salinas the guest of his nephew, V. L. Donati.
 Miss Jean Alexander who has been the guest of Mrs A L. McCandess for the past fortnight, has returned to her home in San Jose
 Miss Jessie Williams. who has been visit ing her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Will Hams in this city. has returned to Santa Cruz.
 L. H. Garrigus and wife. who have been visiting friends In San Francisco and Mrs Garrigus' brother-in-law, Captain Birlem, at San Quentin, have returned home.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Chico.

Miss M Webster of San Francisco is visit ing friends in Chico.
 j. F. Young and family are here from Ash Miss Fannie Branch of Auburn, who has been visiting Mrs. Frank Englund, has re- turned to her home.
 Sterling Campbell has left here for Sutter County where he will reside in the future.
 e. W F. Johnson brother of Charles c. Johnson of Chico, accompanied by his wife Is In Chico. Mir Johnson has just returned from Dawson City, N w. T.
 Mir and Mrs. SiIberstein are in San Fran cisco or q visit.
 Mrs Charles Faulkner, Miss Esther Faulk- ner and Louis Faulkner left this week for San Francsco where they will spend the remain der of the winter.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Merced.

s. s. Burg, who has been in San Francisco during December visiting his family and friends. is with again.
 W. B. King. who left Merced last July for Dawson. Alaska, returned Saturday, after haV- ing spent the summer there. He relates some thrilling experiences on his trip going and re- turning, and keeps his townsmen well enter tained
 E. D. Morgan. president of the Merced Se- curity Savings Bank for the past three years end until very recently, departed for San Fran cisco. his future home. Wednesday.
 Miss Henrietta Gagliardo who had been wis iting the family of c. Garibaidi. returned to San Francisco on Tuesday, expecting to return in the future.
 Mrs J. A. Jacobs returned to Tracy Tues day. after visit with the family of W. II. Turner, an uncle.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

MT and Mrs. Horace Cutter and daughter, Miss Beatrice. guests at the home of MT. and Mrs J. s. Rice of Tustin last week
 w. c. Thompson, mining man of Gold Creek, New. is visiting his brother, T. B. Butler, of this city.
 NIT. and Mrs. Leo Hirschfeld were guests of Herman Harris last week. The couple are on their brida! tour and left for Hanford, where MT. Hirschfeld Is in business.
 T. S. Wilcox, superintendent of large stone quarry at Kasota Minn., is here a visit with O. NJ Robbins and family.
 David Mitchell, superintendent of the Art- zona Sandstone Companys quarry at Flagstan, was in town last week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Lewis of Grand Rapids Mich, are visiting MT. Lewis mother, at the home of J. E. Tillotson.
 T. H. Tracy and wife of Needles visited friends in this city last week.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Nontereu.

J. R. Kennedy Is at home from ar extended journey fin the East
 Mrs. H. E. Dodge is visiting Hollister friends.
 Miss l.. Henry. who has been spending her vacation with her parents, has returned to Stanford University.
 Captain Thomas c. Lambert president of the Monterey Mill and Lumber Company. is out again after a long and severe illness
 Miss Leila Perry has returned from Oak land and San Francisco, in which cities she has spent the past six weeks
 William Kay, editor of the Monterey New Era, has been appointed State deputy high chief ranger of the Independent Order of For esters
 Mrs. Byron C. Winston has gone to Clover dale to visit her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Lloyd
 J. H. Droste of St. Louis. Mo-. is in town this week.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Santa Rosa.

Mrs. Mark L. Mcdonald and her daughter. Miss Mab started Thursday for Yuma. Ariz., where they will spend the winter with Stuart Mcdonald, who is in poor health Mabelton, their home here, has been closed and Colonel Mcdonald will make his home in San Francisco until they return.
 R. Maury Sims came up from San Fran cisco on Wednesday evening and Is spending a few days here.
 Mrs NJ L. welch, who formerly lived in this city. Is visiting friends here.
 Miss Rena Patton of San Francisco is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Isador Labell
 The Rev. c. N Boulder of Petaluma was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Will r. Swarer on Thursday.
 Miss May Cooper. Miss Jessie Stump of this city and Mrs. Brown of Cazadero, left Thurs day morning for Los Angeles on a visit.
 Miss Willie c. Finley has entered Mills Col lege.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
HauWards.

Miss N Thomas of Madrone Santa Clara County was visiting Miss N Smalley.
 Miss M Farrell of Petaluma has been vis- iting relatives here.
 Charles Rayer who has been working in San Francisco for the past two months, has returned home on account of sickness
 Miss Rosa Kast of San Francisco has been visiting relatives here.
 Miss B. Robinson of Garden City, Orange County, has been here on a visit to her sister. Mrs J. D. Smalley
 F. l. Lem6s was rusticating at Halfmoon Bay.
 Mrs II Rice and daughter. Miss Hattie who have been seriously i'll, are now conva- lescent. . A. Tbhoff and son, Charles. will leave shortly for Klcndike
 William Owen was brought back from the German Hospital San Francisco. He Is still in a critical condition
 Miss H. Johnson has returned 10 san Fran- cisco after a few days visit to relatives here
 G. Nariante was up from San Leandro re- newing cid acQuaintances.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
GiIrov.

Miss Angeline Princevalle has returned rom Redwood City to reside at her home in Gllroy. Miss Emily Wilson spent the week "i'n friends in Oakland.
 Mrs Frank Stamford has returned from ssn Francisco. o,,, ..,. Guy Van Schaick and Thomas Clark have resumed their studies at the University or California. ,- ..,.h her sister Mrs R. R Hall, in San Jose
 Mir and Mrs. Sterritt of Walla Walls, Wash. recent guests Of the Gays nave soie to Oakland. ,,. .
 Mrs. J. Ricketts has returned from visit to
 Miss Sadie Tundy of San Jose is the guest Of the Misses Moore. ,. e,
 Mrs George Roop Of the Gilroy Hot springs has returned from visit to San Francisco.
 Misses Grace and Bessie Hoover nave re- srroad their studies at Stanford University
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Pasadena.

Captain j. A. olmstead Of the Ninth U. S. Cavalry of Des Moines. Iowa, and wife, are spending the winter in Pasadena.
 Hon. F. NJ. Fontaine left Tuesday for For est Pines route for Washington wSere, by request of Senator J. C. Burroughs. he will be present at early debates of Congress. MT Fon- taine sails from New York in June for France.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Hance of Piqua, O.. and Mrs c. P. Adams of Utica, V. Y, are among late arrivals at Hotel Green for the winter.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

Mrs D. A. Lindley and family will spend the winter at the home of Mrs. Walter With erbee in Los Angeles
 Mrs. Charles A. Neae has returned to her home in Sacramento after a months visit With her parents in Alameda County
 Miss Gertrude Jewett. eldest daughter Of Rev. Dr. Jewett of Oakland, has returned to her home after a few days visit at the residence of her uncle, William Dwinelle, of this city
 The marriage of Howard R. Martin, secres Miss Gertrude ONeil of San Rafael has been announced.
 a months visit in San Francisco.
 There a most enjoyable whist party given at the residence of MT. and Mrs. John L. McCord last Friday evening. Beautiful souvenirs of the occasion were distributed and consisted of handsomely decorated score cards.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
Santa Ana.

Miss Florence Taylor of Los Angeles the guest of MT. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Judd several days last week.
 J. Wiley Harris and family. until recently residents of Los Angeles, have removed to this city. Mir. Harris has associated himself with the Orange County Title Company.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
lrVinqton.

Miss M Mccarthy left for San Francisco Sunday. visiting the Durham family.
 Mir and Mrs C. A Bahl have moved into the cottage lately occupied by George Eaton P Bowman of Decoto is visiting with J. M Brewer.
 Professor Phipps will leave for Dawson next taaL
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
SOROnna.

T. Burris and J. H. Seipp were called to Santa Rosa last week to serve as grand jurors.
 Banker D. Burris of Traver. Tulare County, in town several days last week.
 Mrs. Eva Ross of San Francisco visited H. Hartin last Sunday.
 Mrs. R. J. Keogh has returned to San Fran cisco after visiting her daughter, Mrs H. H. Ira nfc
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

Santa Crus are visiting their relatives, Rev E. R. Willis and family.
 Mrs. William G. Hobby and daughter Ie visiting San Francisco.
 D. B. Warwick has gone to San franclsco on mining business.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

Eincents Church. The house prettily decorated with flowers and the happy pair were the recipients of many handsome gifts. Amid a shower of rice Mir. and Mrs. Blake left on the afternoon train for Southern Cal lfornta
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

Fancy having a turtle clawing its cold, clammy way about your breast, neck and head! Well, it's surely no worse than lizard or a beetle, and is more of an ornament, by reason of the jewellers art. The fad hasn't reached New York yet, but it may be expected at any time. In Paris jeweled tortoises are quite the rage. and New York is usually not far behind Paris. So we may look for an invasion of the ugly little creatures any day
 Isn't 1t strange that woman who will go Into mysteries over the sight of poor. inoffensive, scared little mouse will nurture these other specimens of the lower animal life?
 The pet turtles are very small, about thirty millimetres In length, according to the Parisian standard. The shells are covered with an ornament of ffli- gree gold, in which are set as many gems as the owner may wish.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

HE pa~ week has been unusually E \quiet ,l,e among Pacific Coast people Ii is tir ssual calm following the hol- iday season. Among those mentioned are a large number who are preparing for a trip to the Klondike as soon as ~~ the weather permits larger than
 usual number of marriages are re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
PHILIPPINE EXPEDITION.
All the Troops Have Not Yet Been
Designated.

San Francisco, July S.-Major Gen
eral Otis and Majors Long and Rub
lin held a consultation today regarding
the transports of the next expedition
and the troops which viii go on them.
The troops for the City of Puebla and
Peru have already been decided upon.
The Rio Janeiro and Pennsylvania are
now being prepared. Their carrying
capacity has not yet been officially fig
ured out, but as soon as that has been
done the regiments will be designated.
Unless the accommodations of the
ships are very muchF less than is
thought, and unless some troops not
yet here shall be given preference, the
South Dakota and Kansas regiments
will get away.
In spite of all rumors to the contrary
it seems probable now that the fourth
expedition to the Philippines will be of
the same nature as those that preceded
it. Arrangements have been made
with the Alaska Trading company
whereby the ST. Paul can be chartered.
She is a new vessel; a sister ship of
the Senator, and is due here from st.
Michaels tomorrow or Sunday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09

was highly entertained by an interest
ing paper read by Thomas w. Gibson
of the bureau of mines and mining.
Ontario. Canada, who stirred up much
enthusiasm by assuring the assem-
bIaee of Canada's sympathy for this
country in it's struggle. Again and again
the applause broke loose at every ref
erence to our British neighbours good
will toward Uncle Sam.
Gentlemen" said the speaker, 81
may be q stranger among you, but l
am not a foreigner. And if you will
allow me to say it, l feel l am but
expressing the almost universal senti-
ment in my own land when I tell you
that at the present juncture in your
national affairs, when your army and
navy are gloriously warning TO rescue
a downtrodden people from their ty-
rants and oppressors, you have the
heartiest good will of the people of
Canada, and their most ardent wishes
for your success. (Cheers.) l am as
sured that within sound Of my voice
are some natives Of Canada, for many
thousands of my countrymen have
crossed the border and made their
homes among you; and l make bold to
say that among the many lands which
have sent their sons and daughters to
swell your population, none have sent
you healthier, more intelligent, better
educated, more Industrious, or more &c
sirable people than those born where
the same breeze stirs the maple leaf
and floats the Union Jack. Great
cheering.) But. sir. we in Canada are
fattering ourselves that the era of
emigration to the states is over. We
are entering upon the heritage we pos
sess in our own land. The largest
areas of unappropriated fertile soil in
America now lie north of the line, and
far-c- al RI ar-
lands as once did your own prairies;
we have in one or all the provinces,
virgin forests of pine, spruce and hard
wood of vast extent; fisheries, both
salt water and fresh of immense value;
and untold wealth of mineral waiting
for the vivifying touch OF capital and
labor In short, our natural resources
are almost bound'ess, end the develop
ment of them has not more than be-
gun We feel that the future is with
Us, and that before the people of Can
ada lies the prospect of material great
ness scarcely if at all surpassed by the
DEVELOPMENT of your own. country with
IL the present century. To achieve
this greatness and TO worthily discharge
the many duties which will come to
their hand in the. ful6lment of their
high destiny is the task now confront
ing the Canadian people. Some of the
problems that lie before US are prob
lens that have confronted you. The
very vastness of the area comprised
within our boundaries gives rise to di-
versity of interests as between east
and west, sea-shore and inland region
and here we can look to your expert
ence for light on the difficulties which
such a situation begets, for precedents
to follow and perhaps also for exam
pies TO avoid. But with US, as with you.
the genius of free institutions and the
patriotism of the people do not doubt