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o'clock last night and terribly cut about
the head and his leg and had his leg broken.
His name is Hugh Morgan. He was we'll
known about town, and had been jailed sew
eral times to sleep off the effects of too
liberal indulgence. When first seen by the
motorman of the car which ran him down
he was standing In the middle Of the track
staggering and waving his arms, but so
close was the approaching car that it was
impossible to bring it to a standstlll before
the man was struck. He received cut to
the bone over the left eye. one of similar
nature on the chin and his right leg was
broken above the knee. He was brought to
the receiving hospital and the Soldiers
Home ambulance telephoned for by the mar
shall, but owing to the lateness of the hour
the governor refused to send the vehicle
for the wounded man. He was made as COM
Portable as possible by local physician un-
til this morning, when he was taken to the
home.
| This accident again brings up the question
of whose duty it shall be to care for such
cases. Local physicians have done con-
siderable of this sort of work in the past
simply for humanity's sake. receiving no
compensation whatever, and the majority
or the Victims Oh dcclutHls W no are Drought
under their treatment in this manner are
members of the home More or less indg-
nation was felt here, therefore at the gov
ernors refusal to send for the man, as the
distance is not great and the hour no. later
than $3.50 o'clock.
Kinney & Ryan's wharf on the South Side
is progressing rapidly toward completion
the skeleton of the structure now being
constructed at the rate of 100 feet per day
and 1t is expected that the laying of the
| floor will be begun the first of next week.
| The project of erecting new bath house
| this summer has been abandoned, but Kin
house of the Y. M. C. A. will be open and
| running inside of a week.
| Kinney & Ryan are adding new tank tc
| their water plant with capacity Of $500
gallons.
Alfonzo Vaenzuela was fined by Justice
Wells yesterday for riding his bicycle on the
| sidewalk.
Arrangements have been made by Pro-
prietor Miller to give his guests an enjoya-
| BILE hop at the Arcadia twice a week here
after, on Wednesday and Saturday even
| ings
| Mrs. Charles Pemberton and Mrs. Oakley
| of Los Angeles are spending a few days al
| the Anchorage.
Miss Eva Wlneburgh of Los Angeles is
| the guest of Mrs. A. L. Brown at the Ar
cadia.
| Mrs. Henrietta Nisbett and Miss Kate Mis-
| bett are down from Los Angeles to spend
| the summer at 113 Sixth street.
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RIVERSIDE
Events of the Day in a Live California
City

City
RIVERSIDE, July 7.-Asphalt walks will
be laid around the new passenger depot
tomorrow. The depot is now ready for the
finishers.
Another row occurred among the In
dams camped on lower California street
Yesterday and one woman beat another
quite severely over the head with stone.
Baroness Hickey, who has led very
quiet life on her place in this city since
the tragic death of her husband some
weeks ago. is packing up her belongings
with a view to going to New York to reside
in the future.
All Sam. a Chinese storekeeper on Adams
street, is under arrest on a charge of selling
liquor to minors, and that, too, without any
license to engage in the traffic
VIM Pennington, sent to the county jail
TO serve a term for larceny, was released
today.
City Clerk Stibbens has completed writ
Ing up the city assessment rolls and is now
engaged in making the footings which
promise to exceed those Of last year
slightly.
DR.. Ruby has let the contract for the
construction of a $500 residence on North
Orange street.
j. j. Hewitt and daughters, Ethel and
Martha starte dior Freeport, ILL.,, today,
where they will spend the summer.
Since the supervisors secured the lease of
the entire Arlington block it has been de-
cided to move the sheriff's office to the
second floor, giving his old office to the tax
collector. The supervisors will move up
to the second floor also, and probably the
superior court room will be moved.
The county hospital report for June
shows that there We're fifteen patients and
that two were admitted during the month.
Three died. The expenses were $5S7.3l.
A marriage license has been issued to
VIM b. Haslam of Winchester and Mary
A. Everett of Los Angeles
The local lodge of the A. o. U. W. enter
tanned its members as well as large num-
Der of visitors last evening. An open IN
stallation was held, when the following
officers were installed by District Deputy
Master Workman Meeks of Los Angeles
c. M. Shields NJ. W.. VIII Gunnison, fore
man; J. Josephson. overseer; c. N. Wool
ker, recorder II. S. Starr, financier; Fred
Osburn, receiver; II. S. Strunk, guide; W.
Rogers, l. W.; G.. O. Winner, o. W.; Paul
Jenock, trustee.
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Did Their DUTY

NEW YORK, July IA telegram was re-
ceived from Halifax last night by M.
Faguel from S. Cunard and Company,
which stated that the baggage on board
La Bourgogne proved to be such an OBJ
struction that passengers and crew were
unable to reach the starboard life boats.
There was therefore. great rush to the
port boats. The crew endeavored to launch
them, but owing to the vessels heavy list
to port, 1t was impossible to do so. The
telegram stated that so far as could be as
certained in Halifax, the officers and crew
did their duty nobly. Most of the sailors
who were saved were picked up in the
water and not taken from the life boats.
This dispatch contradicted those which
which came from unofficial sources. M.
Faguel received another telegram stating
the life boat No. was taken possession of
by some foreigners, presumably sailors.
who we're in the Storage. 1t is presumed
that If any violence was shown towards the
struggling passengers by any one it was
by these sailors and not by members Of the
crew of La Bourgogne.
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ALL UNDER ONE HEAD
Knights and Ladies Meet in Merry
Converse

SAN BERNARDINO, July 7.-Pythiar-
ism, male and female. met>in joint instala-
ton last evening and it was the small hours
Of morning before they separated. The Of
ficers of Valley lodge No. q, X. of p, were
installed by Grand Deputy ]. f. Wallin of
Cotton lodge, No. 1877 assisted by members
of his lodge, and were as follows: r. w
McGilvary, c. c.; j. A. Corcoran, v. c.;
c. A. More, prelate; N. r. Stevenson, M OF
W.; Arthur Palmer Il. of r. and S.; w. A
Vale, M. of f.; j. w. Barton, M. of E.; b.
F. Bledsoe. M. of A.; ]. H. Poole, l. G.; c.
l.. Allison, o. G. "
Next came the installation of officers of
Charity temple. No. 80, Rathbone Sisters
by Deputy Grand Chief Lydia A. Monroe OF
Riverside These were as follows: Mrs. Ad-
die Burgess, M e. c.; Mrs. L. Mattice, e
S.. Mrs II. F. Wagnori E. j.; Mrs. S. IL
Smith, M. Of r. and S.; Mrs. S. H. Carson
NJ OF f. Mrs. Nettie West, manager; Mrs
Villa Miller, protector; Mrs. Phebe Mcneil
O. S. of the temple After the nstalati ton
exercises the Rathbone team exemplified the
floor work, and Mrs. Monroe in a few re-
marks gave brief history of the order. Mrs
Nettie West, in behalf of Charity temple
presented Deputy Grand Chief Lydia A
Monroe with handsome silver crumb dish
and scraper as token of love and esteem
for her work in organizing Charity temple
while filling the office of grand chief Of the
state. All repaired to the banquet room and
disposed of the balance of the time in par
taking of refreshments and in social con-
verse.
AT the regular meeting of Valley lodge on
Tuesday evening Messrs. Arthur Palmer, N
r. Stevenson and ]. A. Corcoran presented
the lodge with a handsome American flag.
The price paid for the electric plant and
the gas SYSTEM of San Bernardino by the
Redlands company is given at $3.50 900, and
the possession is to be given July 18th.
Three naturalized citizens and three mar
rage licenses issued Wednesday was not q
bad record for the day.
The board of supervisors had an applica-
ton for admittance to the county hospital
from man who claimed he was made an in
valid in Riverside by eating frozen oranges
He was told to go back there and be cured
but he protested: "If yez doant sind me to
Their hospital, sure Til go out in Their middle
of the strate and, begorrah. I'll let horse
run over me an yez will hev to take care
of me-" He is still around the streets work
ing the charitable for money and grub.
The attempt to fix bounty on rabbit
scalps on petition to the board of super
yisors was failure, as 1t was unanimously
voted down.
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CHURCHES OF CHRIST
TENTH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY AT
LONG BEACH
About Five Hundred Delegates Will
Be in Attendance Today-New
Water Company

LONG BEACH, July 7.-Yesterday
the Churches of Christ of Southern CAL
lforna convened in their tenth annual
assembly at the tabernacle of the
Methodist Resort association. The attend
ance was good. From $3.50 to 1880 p. m.
there was an informal reception and greet
ings by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler, Miss
Lura Bacon and DR.. o. C. Welbourn and
others, the committee in charge This was
followed by praise and prayer services, D.
A. Russell of Escondido leading the exer-
cises, after which President F. M. Bowling
outlining the aims and desires of the con-
vention. the potency of which were univer-
sally recognized.
Mrs. Princess Long from Paris, Ky, who
lately sang before the Ministerial; associa-
ton at San Francisco, and who will be in
attendance at the convention as soloist, sang
magnificent solo at the conclusion of the
presidents remarks, the evening of the first
day ending by an address delivered by ]. F.
Utter of Covina.
1t is expected that the number Of delegates
to the convention from the territory en-
bracing all of Southern California will be
over 500, every train arriving yesterday add
ing to the total large number also arriv-
ing by private conveyance.
The decorations consisted largely of the
national co,ors the nlatform and surround.
inr nillars of the, auditorium being decl,ed
with IA es and bunting. A Gordon of flowers
with an immense bouquet of hydrangeas in
the center, adorned the rim in front of the
nlatform. The word "Welcome" in silver
occunied the center of the partition in the
raar and the numbers "1sos' in the same
nater,a, did du,v nm either side the
streamer hearing the national colors being
gracefully drained between them. the whole
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TIGERS OF THE SEA
Two More Tuna Caught at Avalon
Yesterday

AVALON, Catalina, July 1.-THE Tuna
are again being caught. Two Of the tigers
of the sea have been landed within the
past twenty-four hours, both of them after
a hard fight. The largest fish fell to the
rod of c. Ducommun of Los Angeles. The
strike was made just off Whites landing,
and after an hour Of hard fighting was
brought to gaff. f. Dewey was the other
lucky tuna fisher, and his experience was
a little more exciting than that of Mr.. Du-
commun. In spite of the heavy sea that
was running yesterday afternoon there
were some good catches of the smaller
game fishes made. j. p. Terrence, while
out in the Putting Pig with Hotson, was
fortunate enough to strike a school of bara-
cuda while they were feeding, and in the
course of a little over two hours landed
twenty barracuda and one yellowtail. All
the fish were caught on rod and reel.
The power boat Osprey took a party to
the isthmus and before they again reached
Avalon they had short but exciting expe-
rience. While on the return trip and Just
Off Bird rock the plug in the bottom of the
cylinder blew out and completely disabled
the engine. There was heavy sea run
ming, and before the sail could be raised it
looked as though the boat would get caught
crosswise in the trough of the sea and be
capsized. The sail was set at last and with
strong wind the boat once more started
for Avalon. With the sail set the jib has
tendency to draw the nose of the boat
under water, and with the combination OF
heavy sea and sail the seas commenced to
come on board in way that was not en-
couraging to watch, and soon all of those
on board were drenched and shiverinr in
the sharp wind. The launch Sunbeam pass
Ing near she was hailed and the passengers
were transferred to her and reached Ava
Ion without further incident.
Those on board the Osprey were Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Lemon Miss Lemon,
Mr.. Lemon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis.
The launch Santa Ana was chartered for
. moonlight ride last night by r. Ogden
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GOLF IN COURT
The Unpleasant Experience of Los
Angeles Golfer

REDONDO, July 7.-Golf has Its ups and
downs like any other good thing. but 1t Is
a trifle out of the ordinary for golf game
to finish in the Justices court, as was the
case with a certain well-known player of
Los Angeles, who is spending his summer
vacation on the Redondo links. 1t &C.
Cured two or three days ago. The gentle
man in question, equipped with kit and cad
dy, started out for a round and had just
reached the first green when he discovered
a small boy entrenched behind a substan-
tial breastwork, that he had thrown up on
the green. Not being able to dislodge the
enemy by the usual process of the game
and being unprepared for a protracted
seige, the stalwart golfer charged the
works, and, leaping the trenches, seized
the youngster by the loose portion of his
trousers and the collar and proceeded tc
carry him, screaming and squirming, to his
mother. 1t was his intention to explain to
that worthy lady that golf green's are not
maintained for the use of small boys mimic
Notifications and, further, that such al
terations in the green were not conducive
to the best of play, for which he bears an
cnviable reputation. The gentleman's in
tentions were not fulfilled, however, fol-
the irate mother could not see 1t that way
She sent Immediately for young hopeful $
papa, who swore out complaint against
the golf enthusiast and had him arrested
for battery. In the Justices court he plead.
ed guilty, rather than suffer the inconven.
fence of trial, and IS fine was imposed.
Geo. s. Patton of San Gabriel was at the
beach yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Lang of Los Angeles registered
at the hotel Redondo today.
Fred c. Mellus went to Los Angeles this
morning on a short business trip.
Nine. Wendte and Mrs. c. w. Wendte OF
Los Angeles are among the recent arrivals
at the Hotel Redondo.
Mrs. Trumbull, matron of the Los An.
geles Children's Day nursery. was in town
today. Mrs. Trumbull has rented cottage
on the beach, where the little orphans will
be given months outing during August.
Great preparations arc being made for a
big clam bake here Sunday. Provision will
be made to feed 5000 people, and a fine time
is expected.
]. A. Hoolihan OF Los Angeles spent the
day at the beach.
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WHITTIER
The New Assembly Hall at the State
School

School
WHITTIER, July 1.-THE city council has
passed an ordinance establishing curfew at
Is p. m.
The opening of the new assembly hall at
the state school Wednesday evening was
the event of the week. Cards of invitation
had been issued to as large a number as
could be accommodated, and the building
was filled to It's utmost capacity, while a
fine program was rendered. Among the
visitors were Bishop Montgomery and Bish
op johnson of Los Angeles, who followed
the opening address by uperntendentNVan
Alstyne with a few well-chosen remarks.
Mrs Mitchell spoke for the trustees. TIL:
musical part of the program was given by
Miss Ross piano; Miss Kohler, violin. Mr..
Bremen added a medley of patriotic airs
of original arrangement, and when the
Star Spangled Banner was reached the
audience arose en- masse and joined in this
music Signor and Nine. Hernandez rem
dered several selections delightfully."-. Home
talent supplied the orchestra. The enter
tainment concluded with the jolly farce OF
"a Rough Diamond" The cast of charac-
ters was as follows:
Margery. Mrs Adina Mitchell
Sir William Evergreen.....J. w. Mitchell
Capt. Blenheim..... Capt Perrie kewen
Lord Plato. ............... ......Capt. Lyhch
Cousin Joe ....................Mr . Ar1weosoh
Lady Plato....... MISS Jones
Lucy ................... Miss Scales
After the program the guests from Los
Angeles were taken to the city by the
teams from the state school, as We have no
late train. The trustee purpose giving en-
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A party of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
went over to Chino last evening to attend
the joint public installation of the officers
Of the two lodges there.
L. A. Hayden and Miss Alma Gerry, both
of Ontario, were married yesterday In San
Bernardino.
George B. Cole of San Bernardino, can
didate for justice of the supreme court, was
among his Democratic political friends
here today.
A business man of North Ontario was
compelled by his wife, late Saturday night
10 give up his business, deed the property
to her and pack his trunk with his per.
sonal effects. He was brought to the South,
ern Pacific depot at 8 a. m. Sunday, where
he took the o'clock train for Idaho.
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and wife. Mr.. Greene. Mrs. Greene and

and wife, Mr.. Greene, Mrs. Greene and
Miss Greene.
At the hotels: The Metropole-Frank
Hartford and wife, Los Angeles; Mrs
Thos A. Black, Los Angeles; Miss G. Bass
Fort Wayne; X. Lamb and wife. San Fran
cisco; Robert ]. Burdette, Bryn Mawr
Pa; r. B. Wheeler, Pasadena.
At the Island Villa-Jas. T. Thompson
and wife, Los Angeles; F. w. Hoffman, St
Louis; o. II. Hoffman, st. Louis.
At the Glenmore-P. 8. Ward and wife
Pomona.
At Camp Swanfeldt-D. s. Waterhouse
w. Romer and wife, Los Angeles; Mrs. +
M. Cooper, E. V. Granger, w. H. Cooper
Tucson, Ariz.; T. Ewing and mother, New
Mexico; Mrs. W. A. Webb and two chill.
dren, Mrs. X. Fenehaut, Williams, Ariz.
At the Pasadena house--Mrs. M. Gran.
dell,
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An old Roman tub we'll has been discov-
cred at Silchester. 1t is in comparatively
perfect state of preservation, though 1900
years have elapsed since 1t was made.
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Ontario Notes

ONTARIO. July flames Kennedy was
kicked in the left side by one of his horses
on the Fourth. He is able to ride about
now.
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WHISKY AND ELECTRICITY
Another Old Soldier a Victim to the
Fatal Combination

SANTA MONICA, July 7.-Another old
soldier, while under the "infiuence," was
struck by an outgoing electric car about 9
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BOOKS

BOOKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. SOLD
and exchanged. JONES BOOK STORE
226 and 22S W. First st. tt
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WATCHMAKERS

SECRET SOCIETY PINS AND CHARMS
see these If you want one cheap. w. j
GETZ, 1856 s. Broadway.
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9, z, IL, Is, 10, %, q, 81, Sept 4. and every
fourth day thereafter. Leave PORT LOS
ANGELES at a. m. and REDONDO at
% a 10 M for San Diego. July !, 8, u, y, e.
"a, Is. August l, 5. Q, Is, II, 81, Is, 20, Sept
and every fourth day thereafter. Cars
connect via Redondo leave Santa Fe depot
a al 200 L. M or from Redondo Ky. qepot al
geles leave 8. p. r. r. depot at :35 p. m.
for steamers north bound.
leave SAN PEDRO and EAST SAN Pc
DRO for San Francisco via Ventura, Car
pinteria. Santa Barbara, Gaviota, Port
Hartford, Cayucos. San Simeon. Monterey
and Santa Cruz at $50 p; m; July g. I. Il, Is,
1, and every fourth day thereafter. Cars
connect with steamers via San Pedro :ds leave
and Terminal Ry. depot at 5:25 p. m. For
further information obtain folder, The
company reserves right to change. without
previous notice, steamers, sailing dates and
hours of sailing. w. PARIS, Agt.,
1874 W. Second ST.. Los Angeles.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.,
Gen. Agts., s. F.
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LINES OF TRAVEL
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

The company's elegant
steamers SANTA ROSA
and POMONA leave RE-
DONDO at II a. m. and
PORT LOS ANGELES at
2:30 p. IN. for San Fran
cisco via Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford, July 2.
. IN IA u 90 DC N Au1
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of per sons authorized to have the same published.
 BORN.
 BI.AIR-In this city, November 22 1898. to the wife of c. l.. Blair, daughter GORTENBERG-In this city, November 26, 1seS to the wife of Samual Gortenberg, son. NEwMAN-In this city. November 26, 1898, to the wife of G. W. Newman, daughter PASANIA-In this city November 25, 1898. to the wife of Joe Pasania, son. RULFS-In this city, November 22 1898, to the wife of A. Rulfs daughter.
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ST. JosEPHS UNIoN-The semi-annual mass for inc deceased members of the St. Joseph 5 linton and the deceased friends of the living menbers will be celebrated in St. Mary s Cathedral this day Wednesday). at l" oSciock A sermon appropriate to the occa- sion The members and friends If St. Jo- senh's Union are invited to be present
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DIED.

BARRON-In this city. November 2S 1898. Thomas L.. beloved son of Stephen and Brid- get Barron. brother of Michael, Jamie Stephen, Katie and the late Nellie and Declan Edward Barron, and nephew of Kate and Declan Barron and Mrs. M. Coleman, a na- tive of San Francisco, aged l year months and 21 days
 BRIZZOLARA--In San Joaquin County, No yember 2S. 1898. Luigi Brizzolara of 1915 Washington street, San Francisco. beloved husband of Agostine Brizzoara, father of Eugenia, Sinibaldo. Angelo and Adolfo Brig zolarba, Mrs. Magginl and Mrs. G. Granucci and stepfather of Mrs. c. B. Rocatagliata Mrs M. G. Tonini and the late John Bernieri, native of Genoa, Italy. aged 59 years
 DNotice of funeral hereafter. BROwN-In this city, November 2s, 1898. Sam uei E.. beloved husband of Mary Brown, and father of William. Frank, George, Albert and the late Eugene E. Brown, a native Of Can ada, aged 79 years. Chicago and Cincinnati papers please copy.)
 G Friends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesday,. at S:30 o'clock. from his late residence. 407 Grove street. thence to Sacred Heart Church. where solemn requiem mass
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
 Georges Legallet and Selina Chabot. f-.-.2S- 20 Louis L. Bondeli and Anne M. Hansen. .35-30 William c. Walsh and Stella c. Cronyn.. .29-19 Joel Byrnes and Jennie F. Leighton. ...-.. 60-55 O. D. Campbell and Constance A. Milton 37-21 James Mcdowell and Agnes J. Mcdowell .27-2S Wellington D. Friend and Lillie F. Hewes.27- Cecil F Milburn and Leila Cameron. ......-37-3S
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Secondhand upright piano for cash. GARDNER & GASSELL. 216 Post st. PHOTOGRAPHIC and magic lantern app2- r1tus: secondhand. I09 Montgomery st.
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS Wanted = Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Directors of the Veterans Home Associa- ton at its office, room 13. 320 Sansome st., San Francisco. Cal up to 10 o'clock a. m-, Saturday. December 10. 1898. and opened i'm mediately thereafter in the presence of bid ders for furnishing and delivering quarter master and commissary supplies for the Vet erans' Home, Napa County, Cal. (railroad sta tion Yountvlllel for six months commencing January l. 1899, and ending June 30. ls99 Schedules with information and instructions for submitting bids will be furnished upon application by the undersigned. Bidders vii: carefully follow the conditions of the schedules, and bid will be considered un- less it Is in accordance with such schedules Each bidder must accompany his bid with a certified check upon some we'll known and re- sponsible banking house for at least 10 per cent of the amount of his bid, payable to J. c. Currier, treasurer, conditioned that the bidder will enter into & good and valid con- tract upon notice of acceptance required by law. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to order any quan- tity over or under the amount specified.
 Address J. !. SCOyILLE. Secretary Veter- ans Home Association, room 13 320 Sansome st. San Francisco. Cal. By ,rder of the Beard of Directors.
 ]. J. SCOVILLE. Secretary.