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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-11-04
THE STATE PLATFORM
AS Adopted by the Peoples
Party of South Dakota in
State Convention.

The Peoples Party of South Dakota
triumphantly re-affirms its ALLEGIANCE
to the fundamental principles enunciat-
ed in the Omaha and St. Louis plat.
forms.
" W. distinctly re-affirm our position
in favor of the free and unlimited coin
g of silver at the ratio of l6 to |, and
our u%nalterable opposition to the issue
of Understanding bonds in times of
peace or a ~
We are opposed to banks of issue and
in favor Of the issue CT all money di
rect by the government .n .
We demand the passage Of the free
homes bill, and condemn the opposi-
ton to that measure by tie national
republican managers and their failure
to redeem their pledge made in the St.
Louis convention.
We approve Of the war now being
waged in behalf of the oppressed pe0-
pie Of Cuba and the Philippines, and
demand its energetic prosecution and
that 1t be terminated as quickly as
possible after the purposes for which
it was inaugurated shall have been ac-
complished.
We Gen0unce the Infamous policy of
government by any action fostered by
the federal courts, and we demand the
election of such courts by a direct vote
of the people for stated terms.
We regard the tenure system in our
federal judiciary as subsersive of l1ber-
ty and we demand the election Of Unit
ed States supreme court for stated
terms by direct vote of the people.
We recommend that at the slate
convention Of the peoples party to be
held IN 1900, a candidate foe United
States senator be nominated to be vot-
ed Oh by the legislature elected by the
party.
STATE ISSUES.
No people can b. free who are de-
MED the right to vote yes and 90 on
every law to which they are subject,
and we therefore favor the initiative
and referendum as the only measure
by which majority rule can be secured.
We are firmly committed to the pub
lic ownership of national monopolies
and we favor an amendment to the
constitution permitting the state to
engage in public works.
We favor the repeal Of the sO-caIled
fellow servant statute and the enact
ment of legislation making employers
liable for injuries received by their
employees while in the discharge of i'm
mediate duty, when injuries received
are directly trac able to the negli
sence of employers or fellow servant
We believe in fostering the @institu'
tions of the state and insist that our
ty and state supplies b. %purchsst {
from home producers.
We are opposed to the employment,
Of convict labor in competition with
free labor except to such an extent Il:
may be necessary to preserve the
health of the ccnvic,s and maintain
the institutions IN Whlcl they are IN
HarcrrAte0.
We demand an equitable TAX upon
the franchises of railroad and Other
corporations. and we denounce the ma
jority of the state board of equaliza
tiOn for It's refusal to assess RAILROAD
property on the same basis as that o
A. &c H. ,%,+
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Mems clothing made TO fit and
year; mems hats, gloves and under
wear at SOC on the dollar at the Con-
sOlidated Mercantile Go.
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,,. 81 lU6 30
William T. Tracy, A. J. Mclaiu.
Chairman Board Co. Com. Com, lst Dist.
Fred J. Or, s.
Com 2nd Dist,
by motion board adjoarned to meet at 9
O'Clock Il. IN Oct. s, 1898.
Attest: Wm,l +. Tracy.
+. t. Mcmahon. Chairman.
County Auditor.
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Commissioners Proceedings.
Rapid City, So. Dak.,.

Rapid City, So. Dak.,.(
Oct.4, 1898
Board met pursuant to adjourn
auditor present. Minutes OF the last
meeting lead and by motion approved.
BY motion the following bills were al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn on
the current expense fund for the same:
Robert Boyd, Co Judge sal
past Quarter................S 100 90
Horace Crockett, viewing road
damages. ........ .......... ) W
John p McElruy, clerk Of court
. %
Robert Boyd, service board Of
insanity. 4 90
LathrOp-Wiegand NJ Co, mdse
1Or prisoners. ...... ..... & 50
Deutsch e. Lockwood. bedding
1Or AL. %
Robert ~crutOn, road viewing 2 40
d. jackson = 90
RIP Wheelock 2 90
A l. Jester, digging graves for
..... IL w
Henry Behrens, coffin for
paupeIS. I, W
j "A Behrens, coffin for paupers
and filing s q
II G Smith, road viewing..... IA 90
Chas Webb, "........ 900
l. ID Taylor "........ 9 40
Geo w Bartlett, wolf scalp
bounty .......... ......... 80
W Collins, wolf scalp bounty l so
Fred II Whitney,, services
board of insanity ........... 3 90
A Matthias, services board of
INSANITY . W
On bridge fund the following:
Baxter McGiEniS, bridge work Is 50
Jas Bell, bridge lumber. 5 80
Th"s Sweeney Hdw Co, spikes i 80
II N HClway, bridge work.. % 90
Rapid City Leo, lumber. .. 65 %
ii N Holway, bridge work.... 81 80
Rapid City l. Co, lumber ..... 10 CO
VIM Shraeder. bridge work.. IS
& q Ware. bridge timber..... 10 90
NJ pits ,r;aro .u,r, 90
nv rof,,rd tha fo1,,u;ur
r.
'f 0 poA
o",0' '' W
G Nandcrlehr, school tax err
rUIcDuS. y A
n w Snood rand ,uu tw;co
Maid "a
On siukinu fund tho f,,,,vi,u.
Cnrne,i, 7, Hu,rb nn.t,uo orc
mast ou,uor 4 M
T NcElrov uustooo cite mast
ou,rt.r :, ~
NJ Lnclkhnrt. nustaue etc
E~,,,ou,r,rr 10 9,
Rohar, R,vl n,,1,ro o,c l,.t
om,rter 40
r. R,aisil ,,d w'k r'd M 2 rd . %
y S,mmis on 81 "A
w n R,rr - {" 49, ~ 20
rnm S>v.en,v Udw 90 scr4nor
rn,,, NJ % f,,d 9 "a
R,x,er McCinni. r,ah york
rnad No 3fuud 81 m
u, n,ti,n rho .,,,rv hill, or tho
ronu,v treasurer dpnu,v tre,snrer
rerist.r ,f, .ads and dor,tv ,ori,tor
nf deeds for mast ou,r,pr ,s n,id
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COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
EDMUND SMITH.
For Representatives,
w. w. P~INkERTON.
G. VoNWOEHRMANM.
For Sheriff,
JOHN KELIHER.
For Register of Deeds,
FRANK
For County Auditor,
p. f. MCMAHON.
For Clerk Of Courts,
JOHN p. MoELROY JR.
For Treasurer,
w. H. LABEE.
For County Judge,
ROBERT BOYD.
For States Attorney,
CHAUNCEY T.. WOOD.
For Assessor,
THURE SWANSON.
For Superintendent of Schools,
LUCENA e. TRISSLER.
For Surveyor,
J. II. CARNEY.
ror Coroner,
w. II. BOYD.
For Commissioners. 3ld District,
w. G.. WALKER
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BY John A'niey erroneous poll tax collected
allowed by refund BY motion board adjourn
ed to meet at 9 O'Clock d III, oct, T, 1898
Attest: VIM, e Tracy,
P,f. McMhhon, Chairman.
County Auditor.
Rapid City, SO. Dak..,
Oct, T. 1893.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. All
members and the county auditor present. Min
utes of last meeting read and by motion ap-
proved. by motion p plication Of Alfred j Ne.
Laughlin for loan on the permanent school
fund rejected. BY motion the following bills
were allowed on the current expense fund;
G Won W%oehrman. county printing ...... S IS 25
Jesse l. Mlils, county prlntlns......... Is
Art W Grid, cOuoty printing II 6s
Art W Grid, county printing =. ...... 25
Alex Linton witness fees, 81 20 .......... 10
Perkin Bros blanks and supplies county
Perkins Bros blanks and supplies county
Perkins Hros blank books and blanks
county fund 200 O2
Perkin Bros blank books and blanks
Geo ID Barnard g. Co blanks ......... rs
Geo A Stever, road work road No. 4 fund a 50
W II LaBee, postage. express sinking I'D "a 81
Jesse l. Mills, stationery for register of
deeds 81 so rejected,
The board proceeded to quarterly settlement
with the county treasurer and reported as fol.
lows:
We, the Board of County Commissioners of
Pennington County, S nth Dakota, find on this
18th day of October, 1893 that the balance in the
various funds rs shown by the Auditors and
Treasuler's ledgers from October LIST 1893,
Receipts since October l., s9S........ 1924 IS
RedempIions .........-..... %. 500 81
TOTAL to date OF settlement I'll, l0e 50
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-11-04
Peoples Party State Ticket.

Tor Representatives, in Congress-,
j. f. KELLY.
FREEMAN KNOWLES.
For Governor,
ANDREW +. LEE,
For Lieutenant Governor,
r. G. ROBINSON.
For Secretary OF State,
GEORGE Sparkling.
For State Treasurer,
MARKS TAYLOR.
For State Auditor.
HUGH SMITH.
For Attorney General,
G.. ). PALM Err.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
L G. kINTX.
For Comm'r. School and Public Lands,
JOHN SCOLLARD.
Railroad Commissioner, Bird District,
W.. II. TOMPkINS.
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NJ, where the Rapid Valley road
crosses the line dividing section % and
%; thence south ON said line ana line
dividing sections 81 and SO to township
line. BV motion f NJ Smith Of Nesta
Was appointed road supervisor Of Road
District No. zl-v!ce G Nj Griffith re-
signed. BY notion board adjourned
TO meet at 8 o'clock Il III Oct, 5, 1898.
Attest: Vim. Il Tracy.
p. f. Mcmahon, Chairman.
County Auditor.
Rapid City. So. Oak,
OcL. >, 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
All members and the county auditor
present. Minutes Of last III :tliug rta"
and by motion approved. BY motion
applications fUI abatement of taxes Of
W ID Farley and G X Farley granted
and application Of Jurgen n .;4imer
denied. By motion the report Of Ile
appraisers of damages caused bv pubic
highway crossing lhe ranch OF Edward
Lynch was accepted: aid aHniIgpS he
Ing appraiSe at Sl2n %, a warrant for
that amount WAS ordered drawn ON
The current expense fund Tor sad Ed
ward Lynch. By motion the repurL Of
the viewers On The Slate Creek, MOun-
tam CITY and State line proposed nigh
way was accepted and the road order
CT opened, surveyed, plated and reg
ulally established according To law. by
motion rOad peLlliCn Of Fred IlulcOmb
CT al granted and proposed hi-hway
ordered opened, plated aud regularly
established according TO law. BY
motion road prLiJiun Of Nj j Seaman
ct al, granted aud report Of viewers on
same accepted and road ordered open
ed, surveyed and plated accurning to
law. BY motion road petition of
Chandler kirkpatrick ct al, gradled
and road ordered opened, surveyed.
plated and regularly established &C
cording to law aud in compliance with
The report Of the viewers. BY motion
board adjourned to meet AT 8 O'Clock
d m Oct. &, 1898.
Attest. VIM. e Tracy.
p. F. McMalion, Chairmaa:
County Auditor.
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CONTRA

CONTkA
I nphld Receipts :...... ........... 5 1907 Is
S'hooisDlStll I orders. ............. 22T 10
Wy Scho0i orders .............. 224 Is
CEN orders =. 1913 rs
county ana City Warrants .......... I5S 80
CietkS 400 81
lFsl IN remington County Bank. Il, G53 81
'>nl! FIRST National inuk.....- 81 80
Cash III once. l19 81
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Rapid City SO. Oak,
Oct. 6. 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. All
membtrs and the county auditor present. Min
utes of the last meeting read and Ivy motion up-
proved. BY notion the report Of the following
Justices of the Peace, were after being exam
lned returned to file: Frank Ii. Reynolds, How
ard Worth and # II Joy. by motion the follow
ing bills were allowed ana warrants ordered
drawn on the current expense fund for the same:
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Notice of ShtrIH''~ Sale.

State of South Oak OF a, seventh Judicial Cir.
cult, s.. In Circuit Court within and for Pen
ningtOn county.
jesse Carl, P.Mntiff,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17

Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. James irvine, Mrs.
Charles Pike, Charles Pike. Robert Pike.
John John Pike NC, George Bennett; I'm Mrs George
Bennett, Jose Costa, ]. G. Giesting, Mrs.
Giesting, F. T. Mantell, Miss Elsa Ever
Mrs. E l. Wemple. Miss Muriel Wen
pie, William A. Forbes, Mrs. Edgar
Weaver, Miss Wenzelbqrger, Miss E. Wen
55elburger, 5. Phillips, H. 8, Meyer P J.
R, Mann Jr.. Judge Belcher, Mrs. Belcher,
Mrs, Brownell. Miss Brownell, Mrs. A. w.
old Wright. Miss Kohler. Joseph Woods.
Mrs. B Woods J.. Kelly r., DR.. A C. Ro Is5
Lna sssie Mrs nd Mrs Mss 3 1Sage
Miss Helen Wright Marshall F. Jones
Mrs. Jones. w. H. Beanston, w. S. Foul
ton. George Gibbs, Miss .Downey, Miss
Cosgriff H. G. Edwards. F. Moulton.
Miss Bessie Roden, Dr. e W. Westphal,
g: D.; Moore, Mrs; Moore, B. D. Bent,
Miss s; E; Block Dr.: !; G. Block. DR.. H.
W. B. Ludlow, DR.. A. M. Lewis, A. n.
Lewis: Charles l.. Lewis, C. P. Wagner,
r. A. Brown, James Cooper, John Forres-
Grant, Miss Eleanor Warner, Miss Ma
dera Block. ]. w. Mcdonald, J. J.
O'Toole, James Moore, DR.. Saunders, Miss
Dora Saunders, r. H. Spottswood,
George w. Turner, Charles H. Delaney,
c. Butler. ]. G. Edwards. Mrs. Edwards,
Miss Annette Edwards, Miss Lucille Par
ker, San Francisco; A. F. Kales, Mrs. NJ.
". Kales, Miss Kales, Miss Ruth Kales,
f Frank Kia1les; Spencer Kales, Mr.. and
Moseley. Edward NJ. Walsh and family,
Judge Henshaw, Mrs Henshaw, Tyler
Henshaw. Fritz Henshaw Stanley Hen
shaw, Stuart Henshaw, Miss Clara Hen
shaw, Edward Barry, Mrs. Barry, Miss
Barry, Miss Marinda Barry. Miss Letitia
Barry, Miss Isabelle Kendall, A. Shilling
Mrs. Shilling. Miss Elsa Shilling. Carl
Shilling, Master Walter Shilling. Mrs. O.
P. Downing, Miss Edith Downing, Miss
Bonnie Downing, Miss Eliot Downing, II.
r. Belden Mrs. H. r. Belden. D. F. Bel
den, Miss Nordine Belden, Miss Belden.
Mrs. ]. 2. Garlick. Miss Garlick Clement
Bennett. Herbert Bennett. Mrs. A. L.
Eastiand, J. A. Roowell, C.. F. Rowell G.
Hicks. F. J. Starr. Harry Farr. Mr.. Mil
r. c. Parkinson, Mrs. Edwin Goodall, f.
Mathews, Miss Edyth Mathews, Ed
Hume, Oakland Mrs J. F. Sims Miss
Sims. Miss Myrtle Sims, Miss Gladys
Sims. Berkeley; Mrs. NJ. M. Miller. Miss
Kennedy. San Jose; ]. D. Moorehouse, L.
F. Mitchell, A. Briggs and WIFE S. F.
Herncastle, Topeka, Kan; r. G. Crichton
and wife, Bakersfield; Mrs. Zeeler. Miss
Zeeler. Miss Anna Zeeler. Bouldin Island;
Mrs. F. c. Blakinston, Miss Blakinston,
Miss Margaret Blakinston, Miss NJ. NJ.
Miller. Butte. Mont: F. F. ..oulton, Mrs.
MNll1fnn cd
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Highland Sprin es.

Recent arrivals at Highland Springs are:
From San Francisco-T. M. McEneany and
wife, r. E. Mulcahy, DR.. George II. Pal
mer and family, Mrs. c. E. Gibbs and
family, s. Lewis, the Misses NJ. and A.
Lewis. Miss s. Heydenfeldt, George II.
Strong. Mrs. M. l.. Abbott, Miss E. H
Wainwright, A. H. Whittemore. Mrs. H.
E. Wise and family. Mrs. V. H. Robin
son, Miss E. NJ Young, A. H -Terrill,
Mrs. E. c. Farnsworth, Miss L. Farms
worth, C. B. Sloan, j. F. Brady, Edward
Coleman, Miss S. A. Coleman, Miss F.
Y. Coleman. Mrs. H. Coleman, S. Kahn,
E. Reddy, c. Towe and wife, H Heyman
c. Nissum. c. Loesch. G.. Cunningham,
]. II. Mallett Jr. and wife, George H.
Tyson and family. NJ. Walter, E. F. Wal
ter. NJ F. Waller, Mrs Raglan, Agnes
Spreckels. Alameda; W. F: Pierce,
Coakley, j. A. Young. E. Luce, L. f.
Byington. E. P. E. Troy, George E. Bow
ers, Miss M. A. Perkins. f. Taylor, P. S..
Carlton, James Archer Oakland; l. Loeb,
San Jose; DR.. Davidson, Oakland; Mrs.
Clara; Mrs. A. J. Wilson, Mrs. H. H.
Nicholl, c. 8. Arnold, Mrs. s. c. Chap
man, Tay Chapman. Miss A. Patrick.
Miss L. Franck. Rev. G. E. Swan, A. l.
Goodman, Oakland.
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Santa Catalina Island.

William J. Landers Of Oakland has
joined his family at the Metropole for an
indefinite stay.
Colonel and Mrs. Dan Burns, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gale, Miss Galene Gale. Miss
Rowena Burns and Miss Maud Cluff, who
have been guests of the Metropole for
some time, have gone to Santa Monica.
where they will visit several weeks before
returning to their northern home.
Mrs. A. l.. White, wife of the lumber
king of San Francisco, and Miss Florence
White and Thornton White, guests Of the
Metropole for two weeks, have gone to
Coronado to spend month before return
ing north.
Miss Berenice Landers, who Is at the
Metropole with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. ]. Landers of San Francisco, Is
the champion swimmer and golf player ON
the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Parker Currier and
daughter of San Francisco are prominent
among recent arrivals at the Metropole.
Mrs. A. N. Drown. Miss Drown and
Miss Mamie Drown of San Francisco are
recent arrivals at the Metropole, where
they will make an extended stay
Captain and Mrs. W. S. Goodfellow.
daughters and sons, who have been at
the Metropole for the past month. leave
soon for their San Francisco homes.
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El Paso de Robes.

Registered at Paso de Robes are: w.
II. Nolan. Miss D. Luetvogt, J. D. Nc
earthly, L. H. Stoll, D. E. Wasserman,
Miss A. Dougherty. c. A. Burihan, Rands-
burg; Alex G. Bell. Alameda; A. Mattel,
H. Granz, Fresno: E. c. Krouse, San
Jose; C. P. Bagley H. G. Dickman, T.
B. Livingstone, Robert Ewing and fam
lily, w. H. Spencer, San Luis Obispo; J.
Vincent, w. H. Menke, H. Stern, Will
Thornton, Anaconda; B. Honig, Mrs. J. j.
Mcmahon, Mrs. ]. d. Thornton, Miss
Lane. II. A. Rosenbaum and wife, Mrs.
M. w. Newberg, Miss A. NJ Manning,
Gus Heymann Edmund Godchaux. Miss
Godchaux, s. s. Shuer, E. r. Smith and
wife, Los Angeles; C. E. Dryden, Sylvan
selig, A. c. Israel, Chicago; Alex Smith,
Miss Edith Smith, A j. Taylor and wife,
H. Langman. Mrs. Arthur Bridge, M. J..
Merrick, ]. W. McCurley, E. A. Beauce,
L. Sigel and valet, P. Schlobach, Stan
ford University; NJ. ]. Sideman, Martin
Raschen. F. W. Ely, Mrs. E. NJ. Rosner,
P. Liebes, Miss c. Prayer. S. Prayer,
Frank Dunn, wife and son, Mrs. c. L.
Vanderford. Angels Camp; Mrs G.. S.
Noble, J. H. Hatch and wife, Ed Gold
smith. s. J. Wormser and wife, J. Werth-
elmer Miss E. Wertheimer, Pittsburg.
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Mrs, T. Goodman. Miss Title Goodman,
Stella Goodman, Hilda Goodman Mrs. T.
Heyman, Mrs James Franklin Miss Tess
Franklin, Mrs. c. T. Curley. Mrs. H. A.
Curley, Mrs. A. Curtaz, Mrs. William
Goeggel. Miss l.. Curtaz Miss Edna Goeg
baum, J. Dannenbaum. John Mentally,
Mrs. McNally, Mabel McNally,- DR.. and
Mrs. r. L. Walsh, Captain C. o. Ander-
son, James Shea, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Car
roll, James Nissum, Charles Loesch, Pro-
fessor James F. Moore, E. ]. Vogel, ]. H.
Anderson, w Rayhill, Mrs. Kennedy ana
son, ]. Mahoney, Arthur Bering, Mrs. S.
J. Boas. Stella Boas, Jesse G. Cooley and
sister, S. Altshuler, Miss A. Altshuler,
Oakland-R. H. Davis ST., R. II. Davis
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Collins, A. PallieS,
j. r. W. Bahls, Clarence NJ. Reed, Fetch
or Ames, Adelaide Higgins. Arabella Hig-
gins, J. w. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Captain
Thompson. Alameda-Miss II: Tomsen.
Miss NJ. Hildebrandt; San Rafael. J. NJ.
Taylor & Son; Petaluma, L. Cantel Jr.,
Fred Kuhnle, P. Stapleton; Santa Rosa
Carrie J. Farmer, Marie f. Farmer, J. F.
Grace, Samuel L. Crooks, Mrs. j. F. Null
grew, Walter Mulgrew. L. r. Howard,
A. l.. Fisher. w. II. Fisher, Con Shea
and family; Healdsburg. Mr.; and Mrs, G.
J. McDonough, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Voss-
V. N. Goddard. Mrs. NJ. E. Rob-
erts. J. Goldstein; Sebastopol. E. L.
Walker; Tiburon. w. r. Hansen: Lytton
Springs, James P. Guirine and wife; Dry
Creek. Mrs. William Board. Miss Neva
Board. Mrs P. E. Reynolds, DR.. H. E.
Ottmer; Cloverdale. William Porterfelc:
Fish Rock, c. Queen; Gualala, w. F. st.
OriS Peter Johnson.
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Miss Hazel Greenberg, Master Harold
Greenberg, Miss A. G. Nelson. Miss 8. |.
Regain, J. F. Brady. J.. A. Weeks, Frank
Torey Charles Vogel. Louis Renwick, H.
Sherwood and wife, Florence Sherwood.
Adolph Schonfeld. wife and child, Mrs.
S. Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Koltsky, Mr.;
and Mrs. Abraham, Frank 8. Kelly and
wife. Mrs. schuman, Mrs. Frankal, J. 4.
Cunningham, Robert Cunningham, e. E.
Johnson and wife, San Francisco; S. Nc
Kee Mhoon John FqIcone r. and i., wife RE E.
E. NJ Van Duyne, Miss c. P. Leet, Mary
w Tyrrell & ,o f Tw Mnt G. w Max
ward, James c. Mayor, Mrs. J. L. Mayor
Ethel Mayor; Clara Mayor Mayo j., Ralph adpl
land: Mrs. D. McLaren, Miss McLaren.
Alameda: Miss M. Livermore, Miss c. f.
Van Loon, Mrs. II. L. Whitehead, W. n.
Porter and wife. Calistoga; A. F. Otto,
wife and children. Belmont: Pete johnson,
Miss Elsie Jahnsen, Gualala; James A
Peoples, Petaluma: Ethel Houp Peoples,
Two Rocks, Cal; wellington Hiatt, Clo-
verdale: W. D. Theill Vallejo.
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Sailed AWau.

Among the passengers on the steamship
Alameda, sailing on Wednesday, July 49,
were:
For Honolulu-A. Allen, c. A. Arnholt
A. L. c. Atkinson. Mrs. s. T. Bacon. A. D.
Baldwin. B. r. Banning, o. NJ. Barra-
clough. p. j. Barth, Mrs. l. c. Callister,
Miss Mabel Craft, James Dodd, w. Dun
bar, w. ]. Dyer, w. R. Harrington and
wife, William George, E. F. Gutschow
wife and child, r. s. Hale, Hon. F. NJ.
Hatch, wife. two children and maid, Mrs
A G. Halves and maid, r. Hawkhurst Jr.,
]. s. Hermann, G. T. Kleugel, F. Leland,
Miss l. NJ. Lemon, w. II. Levers, A l.
Lewis, Miss PalmerLovell and courier,
Miss c. G.. Palmer-Lovell, Captain Will
lam Matson, Alexander McBryde, Walter
McBryde, Miss E. G. Munson, L. B. Nut
ting and wife. A. Perry, Miss Potter. Miss
NJ L. Richardson Miss Ivy Richardson,
Mrs. Alice Rix G. B. Root, Miss E. G.
Sayres. ST. c. Sayres, NJ. Smith, p. Sny-
der, wife and child, c. V. Sturdevant, A.
Taylor Hon. l.. A. Thurston, wife and
child, Mrs s. A. Thurston, Albert Water
house. H Waterhouse. A. Wilder, Harry
P: Weber, Miss K. Wheelwright, j. B.
Wright.
For sydney-A. w. Fee, ]. A. Hall,
Mrs. II. knight and child Joseph Muir
ply, l.. B. Patterson, Mrs F. Smith w.
Sherer Jr., NJ. Springer, s. V. Winter,
Miss L. Fl. Winter.
Join at Honolulu-C. p. Trevelyan, S.
Webb and wife.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17
Paraiso SPRINGS.

The arrivals at Paradise Springs for
the past week are: Mrs D, D.
Stubs. Mrs. VIRGINIA Fisher. Oak
land: S. M. Black and wife, Mrs. A G.
Black. Blanco; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Nolan
and child. Gals Michalitskhe, Henry Stur-
ken, George Hartman. Mrs M. HAYDEN
Mrs. ]. c. Coleman, Mrs. Janet Coleman
John c. Coleman Jr.. L. Crocker, Mrs. ].
c. Name, Mr.. and Mrs. A Field and son.
Henry Rosenbaum. s.. J. Reid, r. 8. An
derson, ]. p Sheridan, Henry Thinner
mann, San Francisco; Captain ]. c. Es-
chen, Captain c. D. Cook. Charles p.
Jensen, Alameda; Mrs. A. Armstrong.
Miss Vivian Armstrong, H. P. Peter
son, Sure Grossmann. Oakland: Mrs.
M. d. Mathews, Miss Theresa Mathews
berkeley; Iowa II. futile, Watsonvilie:
J: Steen. Jennie Steen, FELTON,: Charles
J; G. Dumphy. King City; Mrs. j. G.
Mann. Miss Mann, San Jose; ]. Van
Nuhys, MERGED; DR.. r. L. Wait. wife and
son, j. j. Moran, Sacramento: J. p. Val
legas, Soledad; Mrs. J. H. futile, Watson
vile; Charles Ronnie, Fort Ronnie; Mrs.
NJ. E. Dougherty, San Juan; Captain C.
Lars. Santa Clara; Ernest A Husing, W.
w. Casey, San Mateo: E. P. Farnsworth.
Warren S. White. ]. ]. Hegard, San Fran
cisco; Miss Peterson, Vallejo