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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
$S.5O-5-rooms, 795 Merchant st.
$9.00-5 rooms, 779 Merchant st.
S12.00-6 rooms, bath, barn. 1872 Towne av.
$20.00-9 handsome. large rooms, por-
celain bath, mantel, 907 E. Ninth st.
$13.50-212 W. Twenty-third st.
WIESENDANGER,4 27 s. Broadway. 30
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WANTED = A MODERN COTTAGE.
close In, new. southwest location, of about
or rooms. part cash. $1,000. Address
p 1ax : EArslA q
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BY AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, PO-
sition in the country during the summer
months, to instruct children in gen.
tleman's family; good testimonials. Ad-
dress N, box 20, Herald. %
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Rates for Classified Advertising
Lincrs-S cents per line Tor each
laS1fitDn. Norjee of Msrrisgss Birth
~ 1easN Free. 0bifsaries. Funeral
4 Netjees sa6 Special Announcements-
10 cents per line.
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LADY WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO IN
vest would like to buy half interest in Of
fee business. Address NJ, box II, Herald.
"a
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Rooms

FOR RENT-DO YOU WISH TO SECURE
desirable furnished or unfurnished rooms
with or without board, in or near the city,
or at Santa Monica? If so, step up to THE
CLERKS EXCHANGE RENTAL BU-
REAU, Room 10, second floor, 2O3 South
Broadway. Our ladies personally visit
and see what the rooms really are, and the
information is absolutely free to you. rs
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PARTIES WITH A LITTLE MONEY DE-
sirous of investing same will do well to
address p, Box rs, Herald. "a
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Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-COvERED WAGON, SUIT
able for camping outfit or miner. Address
N, box As, The Herald. %
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POINDExTER & WADSWORTH. ROOM
sos Wilcox building. lend money on any
good real estate: building loans made; il
you wish to lend or borrow call on u. tt
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Olive, well-known trance, test medium.
Hours, 10 to II and to daily. jly-11
AGNES H. PLEASANCE, TRANCE
spirit medium; sittings daily. e55h s.
Spring st. tt
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COMPETENT HOUSEKEEPER, MID
dle-aged, would like position in widow
er's family. Address p, Box "a, Herald.
Is
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate; Interest decreases as you pay.
STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSN, III 8. Broadway. Scott
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WANTED-CLERICAL POSITION WITH
reliable finn; have money to loan en-
ployer. Address N, box q. The Herald
%
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YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
assistant in business office; experienced.
Address N, box %, The Herald. "a
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THE M'KENZIE, HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, en- suite, SO month. S271a s. Spring If
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WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL IN THE
country. apprenticeship with f1rst-class
dressmaker, with chance to finish trade.
Address l.. box SO, Herald. "a
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WANTED-POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
DESTROYS of learning banking business:
have typewriter and experienced In cleri-
cal work. Address N, box IS, The Her.
aid. "a
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Miscellaneous

WANTED-AN OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN
party on shares to bore oil well; can get
outfit cheap. Address NJ. box 80, The
Herald. "a
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WANTED-A POSITION AS SOLICITOR
by hustler; building and loan preferred;
references. Address p, Box 20. Herald.
"a
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MONEY-WANTT TO MAKE MORE THAN
your neighbors? Write me. MANUFAC-
s TURER, Box 1875, Boston, Mass 1880
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE A PROS
pector's outfit. mules, wagon, etc.; an
swer quick. Address N, box 81, The
Herald. 26
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week and up; $25c night. SIC s. Spring.
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PERSONALS

ELGIN TUB BUTTER. Csc. LIB; CON-
densed milk, Sets. can; olives, 5cts, Sets.
and 10cts qt.; bring buckets, prunes,
peaches or apricots, lbs. 25cts. FOR
REST HOOD, cash grocer, 1888 s. Main st.
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WANTED-WORK WITH FIRM WHO
would appreciate the services of an hon.
est worker. Address p, Box a. Herald. "a
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MONEY TO LOAN-$2o0 TO $4,000 ON
city and country real estate. LEE A. Nc
CONNELL & CO.. rooms 9o2 and 30s. 2lS
8. Broadway. II
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FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
keeping, suitable for two adults, man and
wife. Address NJ, box 10, Herald. %
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WANTED-BY YOUNG GERMAN, SIT
uation as gardener; understands care of
horses. Address p, Box 10, Herald. "a
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
in any amount; to s per cent interest;
light expense. w. H. OREAR. ITO s.
Broadway. tt
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FOR SALE-A CLEAN, FRESH STOCK
of groceries; will sell cheap II taken at
once. Address N, box 40, The Herald. 26
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To Purchase

WANTED-TO BUY A SMALL CONFEC-
tionery business or notion store. Address
p, Box 80, Herald. "a
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LOS ANGELES STEAM CARPET
I, CLEANING co. will clean and lay all
kinds of carpets at &c per yard; all work
guaranteed. 329 E. Second st. Tel. main a.
II
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WANTED-WILL GIVE SERVICES AS
orchardist for interest in crop of same
Address p, Box 20, Herald. "a
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CAN MAKE YOU LARGE OR SMALL
loans at very light expense. HENRY
HART, 103 e. Second Ut. tt
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Male and Female Help

COLORED HELP FURNISHED TREE
Asss.of charge. JOHN w. FOWLER, 2OO1k T..
Second it.: tel red 14eo. II
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J. c. CR1BB & CO., R. $40 WILCOX BLDG.
lend money on good real estate. II you
wish to lend or borrow, call on VI. -
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PAINS AND DISTRESS ATTENDING
natural functions of women thoroughly
abolished by taking a pure herb tonic.
Address p, Box g. Herald. 26
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WANTED-A SITUATION TO DRIVE A
delivery wagon and take orders; fully COM
petent. Address p, box "a, Herald. Is
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A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, JUST
arrived, wishes to do sewing by the day
in families. Address N. box 20, The Her
aid. %
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WANTED-POSITIO AS COOK IN PRI-
vate family. 315 jackson st. %
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married man with some firm as delivery
man. Address p, Box %, Herald. %
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GOOD LAUNDRESS WANTS WASHING
and ironing at home, or would go out by
the day. Address N, box 10, Herald. %
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THE DAILY JOURNAL, PUBLISHING
county official records. real estate trans
fers, mortgages, liens. building news; one
dollar monthly. 105 New High ut. It
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wANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR SMALL
family; pleasant home. Address p, Box
q. Herald. Ok
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GOOD PASTURE ON EASY TERMS. APP
ply to JOHN FLOURNOY, 103 N. Broad
way. "a
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WANTED-SEWING BY THE DAY,
neat and quick; s1.25 day. Address N,
Box 81, Herald. %
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE A MANU.
featuring business with living profits as
sured. Address p, Box g. %
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Rooms

WANTED-3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping; must be sunny
and good location. Address p, Box %,
Herald. 25
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SPECIAL NOTICES-CATARRH IN
haler and medicine guaranteed to cure If
used as directed; trial given free. Ad-
dress p, Box II. Herald. 25
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FOR sALE-A LARGE DARK COLORED
horse. reasonable. Address N. box %,
The Herald. "a
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WANTED-3 SOLICITORS AT ONCE.
Address p, Box 49, Herald. %
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a safe enterprise; must bear thorough in
vestigation. Address p, Box S, Herald, %
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WANTED-WHEEL, IN GOOD SHAPE.
for cash. Address NJ, box q, Herald. "a
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IF GOING AWAY FOR THE SUMMER
and want your yard taken care of, ad-
dress p, Box &c. Herald. q
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BABY'S FIRST STEPS ARE IMPOR-
tant; we have the right shoes to fit the lit
tie feet. BLANEY'S, 1852 8. Spring. If
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RING MAIN 217: CARPETS CLEANED.
laid same day. PIONEER STEAM CAR
PET CLEANING WORKS. office s43 8.
Broadway. IT
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YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
assistant in business office; experienced.
Address N, box %, The Herald. "a
wANTED-SEwING BY THE DAY,
neat and quick; SLIPS day. Address N.
Box 81, Herald. %
vate family. 315 jackson st. %
Situations-Male
WANTED-SITUATIO BY AN EXPE-
rienced fancy and notion goods man; also
books and stationery; several years ex-
perience on the road as representative.
Address N, box 80, The Herald. "a
WANTED-POsITION BY YOUNG MAN
DESTROYS of learning banking business:
have typewriter and experienced In cleri-
cal work. Address N. box IS. The Her.
aid. "a
WANTED-SITUATIO BY A FIRST
class barber; would take charge of shop;
no objection to out of town place. Ad-
dress N. box a, The Herald. "a
WANTED - BY MARRIED MAN,
steady place to work; willing to buy in
terest in business; references given. Ad
dress N, box 40, Herald. "a
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION
in book and stationery store; long expe-
rience; can give references. Address NJ.
box 81, The Herald. %
WANTED-BY A GOOD, HONEST,
strong boy, place to work; has own
wheel; lives at home. Address L.. box
80, The Herald. "a
WANTED-BRIGHT BOY OF 1s WISHES
a position in store where he can make
himself generally useful. Address p,
box 30, Herald. "a
WANTED-A POSITION AS SOLICITOR
by hustler; building and loan preferred;
references. Address p. Box 49, Herald.
"a
WANTED-TO PURCHASE A PROS
pector's outfit, mules, wagon, etc.; an
swer quick. Address NJ. box 81, The
Herald. 26
WANTED-CLERICAL POSITION WITH
reliable finn; have money to loan en-
ployer. Address NJ. box q, The Herald.
%
WANTED-SITUATION BY A MAN AND
wife; willing workers; would take inter-
est II desired. Address NJ. box a, Herald.
"a
WANTED-WORK WITH FIRM WHO
would appreciate the services of an hon.
est worker. Address p, Box a. Herald. "a
WANTED-sITUATION BY STEADY
married man with some firm as delivery |
man. Address p, Box %, Herald. %
WANTED A POSITION AS GROCERY |
clerk; can give satisfactory reference. Ad- |!
dress p, Box As, Herald. rs
WANTED-WILL GIVE SERVICES AS
orchardist for interest in crop of same. |
Address p, Box 20, Herald. "a
WANTED-A SITUATION TO DRIVE A |
delivery wagon and take orders; fully COM
petent. Address p, box "a, Herald. Is
WANTED-SITUATIO WITH A RELI- |
able firm as errand boy; printing house |
preferred. Address p, Box %, Herald rs |
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LACE CURTAINS DONE UP: s1s s. Olive
BATHS

ALCOHOL, STEAM AND vAPOR
baths given by two southern ladies. 1894
N. Spring, rooms 20-21 81
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FOR SALE-A FINE CHESTNUT MARE,
well bred, 16 hands high, 115O pounds; or
will trade for light surrey. Address L..
box 60, Herald. %
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WANTED A POSITION AS GROCERY
clerk; can give satisfactory reference. Ad-
dress p, Box 46, Herald. rs
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MISS WILLARD. COMPLEXION sPE-
cialist; one treatment free. 3oS 8. Main st.
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FOR WINDOW SHADES, GO TO THE
factory. 222 w. 9Th. Prices the lowest tt
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LADIES' MONTHLY REGULATOR
Never fails. Send 4 cents for Woman's
Safe Guard. WILCOX MED. CO., Dept.
2, Philadelphia, Pa. II
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PERSONAL-A POSITIVE CURE GUAR
anteed for catarrh: trial given free. Ad-
dress p, Box 10, The Herald. rs
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Situations-Male

WANTED-SITUATIO BY AN EXPE-
rienced fancy and notion goods man; also
books and stationery; several years ex-
perience on the road as representative
Address N, box 80, The Herald. "a
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I SELL OUT ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS.
I. D. BARNARD, liz 8. Broadway.
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WALL PAPER-NEw STOCK, Low
prices; guaranteed work. NIELSEN
BROS, 704-70S 8. Spring; phone red 1853.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07

Solano Democratic Convention.
SUISUN, Sept. 6-The Democratic
County convention for Solano County
will be held at Vacaville on September 10.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07
Judge OSter Renders a Decision in
the Famous Water Injunc-
ton Suit.
City Enjoined From Selling the Plant and the
Company Cannot Collect Rates-Receiver
to Be Appointed,

would be Of no use to the city Of Los
Angeles without the distributing system,
and In like manner the public could de-
rive no benefit from the pipe lines and
reservoirs If the water were to be with
held. 1t follows, therefore, that the pub
nc necessity requires that the water and
distributing system shall, in any event, be
operated and controlled together.
1t is urged that the only equitable and
satisfactory solution of the complicated
situation lies in the appointment of a
receiver to operate both water supply and
distributing system in conformity with
the public requirements and collect all
water rates and charges for service con-
nectons under the orders of the court to
be distributed as the court shall ulti-
mately determine.
Briefly the city of Los Angeles Is en-
Joined from selling the distributing sys-
tenn of the water company and from in
terfering with the management and con-
troll of said property or the collection of
water rates and revenues derived there
from, and the water company is enjoined
from collecting water rates. A receiver
will be appointed to receive and collect
the water rates and to hold the moneys
so collected subject to the further orders
of the court in the premises
The appropriate orders will be made ac-
cordingly.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07
HARNESS RACES TO-DAY.
Trotters and Side-Wheelers to Figure
II, Eo,1r Events
Four Events.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 6.-The following
is the programme offered for to-mor-
row:
First race, trotting. 2:25 class. mile dash
Joseph Selby, Diana, Harry Marvin, Shelby.
Second race, trotting, 2:2o class. mile dash
May B, Dr. ], Silver Queen, Shelby Desde-
mona Iran Alto. Dexter D.
Third race pacing, 2;So class mile dash dash
Clara H. Gaff Topsail; Captain Hackett, Harry
Margaret, Mia Louise
Fourth race pacing PIP class. mile and re-
peat-F W. Hijo del Diablo Floracita, Prince
Almont, Beachwood, Rex Alto, Much Better,
Little Thorne.
George Snider, suspended indefinitely in
the Trance case, has been reinstated to
a certain extent; at least he rode for
Burns & Waterhouse in four races to-day.
A yearling colt ran away this after
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 6.-Judge
Frank F. Oster of San Bernardino to-
day handed down decision in the in
junction suits OF the Los Angeles City
Water Company and the Crystal
q Springs Land and Water Company
versus the city of Los Angeles and
others, defendants, and the city of Los
Angeles versus Los Angeles City Water
Company.
The decision is virtually a victory
for the city, as ii decides that the
agreement entered into in 1858 is a
lease in so far as the waters of the Los
Angeles River are devised for a term
of years by the city to the Los Angeles
City Water Company, and that said
lease has expired. The city is entitled
under Judge Osters opinion to the pos
session of the waters of the Los Ange-
les River and leaves the water COM
pany in possession of the pipe lines and
reservoir. CO.. tinuing the opinion re-
cites:
The waters of the Los Angeles River
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07
Santa Barbara Republican Ticket.

LOS OLIVOS, Sept. 6.-The Republican
County convention met yesterday at
Santa Ynez and nominated the following
ticket: For the Assembly, Charles Mer-
ritt of Santa Maria; Superior Judge, J.
W. Taggart of Santa Barbara; Sheriff,
Nat Stewart of LomDoc; County Clerk,
c. A. Hunt Of Santa Barbara; District
Attorney, E. W. Squier of Santa Bar
bara; Recorder, W. A. Higgins of Santa
Barbara; Auditor. S. B. Schauer of Santa
w. s. Edwards of Santa Ynez; Treasurer
W. B. Metcalf of Santa Barbara; Asses
sor, Frank Smith of Santa Barbara; Tax
Collector, Miguel Burke of Santa Bar
bara; Surveyor, Frank Flournoy of Santa
Barbara; Coroner, A. NJ. Ruiz of Santa
Barbara
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07
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RACE ARRANGED FOR
THE AMERICAS CUP
Representatives of the Royal Ulster and
New York Yacht Clubs Confer and
Agree Upon Terms

Sat challenge
committee of
provide shall
Of that shall be-
possible thirty nautical length starting from
fifth shall be to
fourth
shall be equlatera triangle
shall informed at least week
of the New
which fit
shall sailed Tuesdays and Saturdays
untic completed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07

Time Pan, 4sh 1:14. Good start. Won easily.
Miller & Blazers br. h. by Salvator-1ris.
San Mateo. slow to get going. many pounds
If she tied up when he got his stride.
finished strong under urging Cook looked like finish
had considerable speed, but is only three furlone
little. Suffrage and Ringmaster outcassed. Du
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07

the Republican party in Santa Clara
County. This is proven by the whole
sale withdrawal of members and the
organization Of the Good Government
League, with 1900 members, who will
not vote for any one with a faint of
REALISM. The members of the party are
beginning TO realize something must be
done to keep Santa Clara County In line
for Gage and to insure the election of
the legislative ticket, and in all likeli-
hood the matter will be laid before the
State Central Committee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07
SPECIAL SESSION CALLED.
Oregon Legislature to Elect a United
States Senator.

SALEM, Or, Sept. Ex-Governor Lord
this afternoon issued proclamation call
ing the Legislature in special session on
Monday, September 26, for the purpose of
electing United States Senator to fill
the vacancy now existing by reason Of a
deadlock in organizing the last Legisla-
ture The special session Will also be
calleo upon 10 pass the regular appropri-
alton bills to meet the expenses of the
State government
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07

noon. He bolted away from his attendant
and ran into the surging crowd of bettors,
creating no little excitement and soaring
not few badly.
There was no recall flag in use to-day,
and the new starting apparatus worked
to charm.
The stock parade is down for Thursday
morning.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-02-26
Under q New Charter.

Pride of Minnesota Lodge X. p, of
Minneapolis, formally known as No. 3
and 1 respectively under different fac
tions, is now a thing Of the past.
Thursday night, Feb. II, D. s. c., Vim.
r. Norris, gave to the lodge it's new
charter and under the united order this
lodge will hereafter be known as Pride
of Minnesota No. 5. While practically
a new lodge the taking out of a new
charter making it the youngest in the
state, some of it's members are among
the Oldest of which the state can boast.
Composed, as it is, of some of the best
men of the city, young, energetic, and
ambitious, with uniform rank soon to
be set up and now making rapid prog
ress under club form, we have an order
of which the state may we'll be proud
Following are the officers installed:
NJ. Of w., Thos. Scott; c.. c., H. Rob
erts; V. c., Jas. Roberts, X. r. S., VIM
Clack; NJ. Of F., Geo. Coleman; M. OF
e. Fred Thomas; Prelate, r. G.. Mar
shall; M at A., Geo. Houseley; I. G..
Cooper Lewis; @. c.. o. Grahm..
co opsomfi$z;N?- |qfk1dicoratv oqfw'
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-02-26
A SURPRISE SOCIAL

rendered to Mrs. George Duckett, Grand
Royal Matron O. e. s.
Masonic Hall was the. scene. of a de-
lightful function Wednesday evening,
the occasion being surprise social Civ
en- by Amaranth Chapter No. Is, in
honor of Mrs. George sDuckett, Grand
Royal Matronz Of the Order of Eastern
Star of Illinois and Jurisdiction. The
credit of the affair is due to Mrs. Chas
Morgan, who raised the funds necessary
to carry out her plans among the mem
bers and friends of the Order.
When the guests had all arrived the
exercises began by the presentation of
a magnificent gold and enameled en-
iblematic pin, made by w. E. Brown, the
jeweler, by whom the engraving thereon
was donated. The presentation speech
was made by Mrs. r. B. Durant, which
was excellent. - % ~ W -. -, -
Mrs. Kitty Terrill, of Princes Hagan
Chapter No. Z, Chicago, presented the
testimonial from Amaranth Chapter and
friends who contributed the funds to
carry out the pleasant affair.
Mr.. II. H. Lyles presented a book con-
tanning the roll of the members of the
chapter.
Mrs. John Watson, with neat speech,
presented handsome rosewood gavel.
Mrs. w. N. Collins presented hand
some bouquet Of pinks and roses.
Mrs. Florence Jacobs presented doz-
en- linen napkins.
Mr.. T. II. Lyles read letters of con-
graduation from r. J. Fletcher, r. F..
California; B. B. Frances, G. P. Kansas
City and Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Jones,
Terre Haute.
Mrs. Duckett was overwhelmed with
surprise and pleasure, but with the
grace and ease which is characteristic
of her arose and responded as follows:
Members Of Amarauth Chapter No Is
O e and friends. This is indeed flat
teripg revelation to me, as we'll As ccm
plete surprise, and it has caught me
poorly prepared to respond to the many
pleasant things said concerning my hum
BILE eff ,rts in connection with the East
ern Star work in your city.
1t has been my endeavor at all times
to do unto others as I would have them
do to me. This work that has engaged
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-02-26
MOCK TRIAL..
At Old Court House Cor. Eighth Ave, So
and Fourth st. So. ....... a..

Judge, r. T. Grey; Clerk, P. F.. Hale;
Sheriff, j. G. Reid; Bailiff, J. L. Neal;
Attorney for Complainant, w. r. Nor
ris; Attorney for Defendant, j.. Frank
Wheaton.
Suit entered for 1899, 5000 against
Prof. w. H. Howard. Charged with
abetting, persuading and enticing away
from home twelve youngsters, all under
age, and causing them 90 hungry and
wish for home and mother, knowingly
and unlawfully indulging in the prom
Uses of some one else, less competent in
managerial affairs of life than himself
Also coming from the bowels of Illinois
to the cold cline Of Minnesota over the
"Great Western" with the said twelve
thinly clad individuals, and surprising
the natives Of Misseapolis into frenzied
excitement to such degree as to make
them generous enough to raise $4,000
to purchase the required number of r.
r. tickets over the maple Leafs~for
home amongst their friends.
N. B.-This mock trial will be on it's
merits and for the purpose of establish
ing Pro. Towards innocence To make
it more fair and honest, the jury will
be drawn from the audience, possibly a
mixed jury of ladies and gentlemen may
he selected by the attorneys in charge
of case.
BY arrangement of P. F. Hale.
The place will be at the old court
houes and the date March 4, '9S. Come
and help the band boys in this benefit.
Price of admission 20 cents. Come
early and avoid the rush. Program'be-
gins at S:15 p. m. promptly.
i .-'.-'-, @~. .e~.r = PHILIP F. HALE,
Chairman Committee.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-02-26
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At HampShire Arms, last MONDAY

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At Hampshire Arms. last Monday
evening, Mr.. e.. j. johnson entertained
a small number of his many friends at
his cozy apartments. The occasion was
in recognition of a birthday surprise up.
on hostess Mrs. z. j.. Johnson.
1t proved a complete surprise to her.
After an exchange of opinions of recent
topics generally, the party proceeded to
do justice to one of the neatest, dain-
tiest and most delightful eleven O'Clock
lunches eve rprepared; which consisted
of rich salad of chicken, served appro-
priately with sandwiches on the side.
And then came Mr.. Johnson's delight,
called Moosee, with which cake and con-
dictionaries lasted we'll to fill the va
cancies of those indulging dainties of