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reported that the roads from Guayama to Cayey have been mined by the span iards. but our troops are determined to advance regardless of this report.
 A question as to the relations between church and state has arisen here. The padre of Guayama having notified Gen. eral Haines that the church always had received support from the state and asking whether this custom would be continued, General Haines replied that this was 6 matter to be settled later, and advised the padre to proceed with his work as usual.
 Hermann Huffmann, private in Company C. ThirI Artillery, was shot while doing picket duty at Arroyo last night. It is feared the injury may prove fatal. It is not known whether Private Huffmann was struck by the enemy or by one of the American pick cts by mistake.
 The commander of the Leyden has busted the Spanish officials who were serving in Fajardo and intends to put reputable citizens of the village in their places. The Americans found the battery there abandoned.
 The New Orleans, which has been at St. Thomas awaiting orders to be sent to Spain with the fleet, has been or dered back to San Juan as result of the peace negotiations.
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MODESTO BUILDINGS
 RAZED BY FLAMES
Early Morning Confagration Be- lieved to Have Been of In-
 cendiary Origin.

MODESTO, Aug q = Four buildings were destroyed by fire and one partially burned in Modesto this morning at 3:30 o'clock The fire started in the Empire livery stable of Hambleton & Boone. and five horses were burned to death. Nearly all of the vehicles were taken out, but the harness was destroyed The saloon of A. Giovanetti and the shoe shop of H. N. Thompson adjoining were completely de- stroyed The undertaking parlors of G. R. Graves were ruined, and the vacant store room adjoining. belonging to Mrs. sohn Warner of San Jose, was burned. The building of Peter Schafer. containing the Justice court of J. J. Townes. and the pottery store of Mrs. Kirk, were badly damaged by fire and water.
 The livery stable building belonged to C. c. Wright of Los Angeles, was in- sured for $250O, loss $3000; Giovanetti's loss was $2500, insurance s1500; H. N Thomp- son, $250, no insurance; c. R. Graves, $2500, no insurance; Peter Schafer, 5000, insurance $500. The Masonic Hall build
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RECORDS BROKEN BY
 SACRAMENTO CYCLISTS

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 7.-In the effort to break the coast wheel amateur records by the Capitol City Wheelmen to-day, Hirsch on the three-lap board track, tan dem-paced, flying start, equaled Peck 8 haIf-mile record made at Marysville, May 30 last, of :57 seconds in the face of a stout breeze. Moves beat the three, four and five mile records, unpaeed. He made the three miles in 7:32 aga:nst Brereton's San Francisco record, August 22, 1896, of 7:471-5 He rode the four miles in 10:05 4-5 against Brereton's 1896 record of 1929 2-5. and beat the same riders record of E: :29 1-5 made in 1896, by finishing the five miles in 12:34 3-5
 Stmr. Grace Dollar will sail for St Michael. Guaranteed connections Yukon River points; low rates. Particulars 46 LIkt. 632 Mkt, r. &.
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TROOPS ANXIOUS TO
 LEAVE FOR SANTIAGO
Several Regiments at Savannah Awaiting Transports Do Not
 Fear the Fever.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 7.-The Third and Fifth Regiments of United States Volunteers arrived here to-day and are in camp awaiting transports to take them to Santiago. The Third Regiment arrived this morning from Macon, and the Fifth tonight from Columbus, Miss
 The transport Rio Grande arrived to- day and is loading the baggage of the Fifth Regiment, two battalions of which will go on board tomorrow and will sail at noon.
 The Leona is expected in the morn ing The Minnewaska is delayed through an accident to her machinery, and is not expected before Tuesday. She will carry the Third Regiment. commanded by Colonel Ray.
 All the officers and men are anxious to get away. There is a lack of en- thusiasm among them, and the appeals that have been made to the War De- partment to save them from Santiago, the men of both regiments say, are without authority and misrepresent them by discrediting their yalor.
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FALLEN HEROES BODIES
 TO BE BROUGHT HOME
Secretary Alger's Decision. With Re- gard to the Men Who Died or
 Were Killed at Santiago.

NEW YORK, Aug. "A Washington special to the Herald says: Secretary Alger has decided to have the bodies of all the men who died or were killed at Santiago brought to this country. He has caLled to Santiago giving or ders to that effect. This will be done as soon as the heated term is past. It may be that in order to avoid risks the bodies of men who died of fever will not be brought up for some months, but there will be no delay in other cases. In the meantime. Secretary AL ger has given orders that the tempo rary headboards now marking the graves be replaced by more permanent ones, so that identification may be complete. When the bodies of the sol diers arrive here they will either be turned over to relatives or inferred in the national cemeteries.
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M'KINLEYS REPLY
 GAVE NO COMFORT

LONDON, Aug. 7.-The Madrid cor respondent of the Times, telegraphing Sunday, says: To-day all the best authorities agree that the Government has decided to accept the American conditions. The American reply to Spain's request for explanation reached Madrid Friday evening. The text has not been given out, but 1t is known that 1t brought little consolation.
 President Mckinley turned deaf ear to the sl ~gestion that Porto Rico might be left to Spain and compensation got ten elsewhere.
 Regarding the Philippines the reply was not altogether satisfactory, but it was of such a nature that there was no longer any necessity for postponing a decision on the main question.
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SECRETARY ALGER PAYS
 A VISIT TO FORT INFER
Finds the Sick From the Camp Bear ing His Name Are Getting Ex-
 cellent Attention.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Secretary Alger visited Fort Myer this afternoon with a view of ascertaining personally whether everything possible was be- ing done for the soldiers of Camp AL ger, who are in the hospital at the fort. He found the sick men as comfortable as could be expected under the circum- stances. Each one has a good bed. which is kept clean and fresh, and all are receiving excellent medical atten- ton and nursing.
 At present there are about 735 men in the hospital Some of them are very seriously i'll and few are not ex- pected to recover.
 Thus far the fatalities among the troops at Camp Alger have numbered thirty-nine. This is not considered a great loss in an army of nearly 30,0O0 men. during the three months the men have been in the service.
 Taking the Sick to Fort McPherson.
 FERNANDINA, Fla, Aug. 7-Philip Dalzell, Company H, Fifth Ohio, died this
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partment wrote the following letter t the Associated Press:

partment wrote the following letter to the Associated Press:
 NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washington, P: C., July 2S.-Sir: The New York h lished an Associated Press dispatch Tn which certain opinions regarding mines are attributed to Commodore Schley Ihls dispatch is written in such manner as to convey the impression that 1t was re- ceived from your representative with the squadron off Santiago, and consequently thority. I therefore have to request that you inform this department at your ear Hest convenience the authority for the dispatch, to which reference IS made. Very respectfully. JOHN D.; LONG,
 Secretary.
 MT. c. A. Boynton, General Southeru Manager the Associated Press, Washing The reply of the Associated Press is as follows:
 WASHINGTON, Aug. Hon; John D: favor of July 2S is at hand concerning ar and the New York Herald of the 18th inst, in which certain opinions in regard to mines are attributed to Commodore Schley. This letter was not written by either of our representatives with the squadron off Santiago, but by another gentleman who was temporarily on one was not subject to censorship. Our Mir. Graham, who has been constantly with Commodore Schley since his squadron as sembIed at Hampton Roads. and is prob ably more familiar with his views than any newspaper man at Santiago, takes issue with the gentleman who wrote the letter referred to, and says that Commo- dore Schley was always in complete ac- cord with Admiral Sampson as to the question of entering the harbor. He quotes Commodore SchIey as saying: Admiral Sampson and I have always agreed that it would be foolish to enter the harbor with the mines in place, and the condition of the mines proved that Admiral Sampson was correct" Very
 CHARLES A. BOYNTON.
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JUDGES AWARD THE
 RACE TO M'DUFFEE

!. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7-The 25-mile paced race between Eddie McDuffee and Jimmy Michael, which was ridden yester- day at Willow Grove track, was tonight awarded to McDuffee by Referee Uhler.
 Michael led the first twenty miles, but the referee withheld his decision, Me Duffee's manager. having lodged a. protest at the end of the third mile that Michael had more pacemakers than were specified in the contract. The contract called for thirty-two pacemakers to a side, and after an investigation it was found that Michael had thirty-nine. Under these cir cumstances McDuffee was given the race.
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SEVENTEEN SPANIARDS
 KILLED AT GUAYAMA

MADRID, Aug. 7.-An official dispatch from Porto Rico says the Americans yes terday seized the customs house in the village of Fajardo, which place was with out a garrison An American column, the dispatch also says, supported by ar tillery, advanced on Guayma. The Span- iards made a brave defense, but were forced to withdraw to AlturaS. Seventeen of the Spaniards were killed.
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IN NO HURRY TO
 ASSEMBLE THE C0RTES

PARIS, Aug. 7.-The Madrid corres- pondent of the Temps says: The Cab inet Council this morning discussed the question of assembling the Cortes. but no decision was reached, as the Minis ters desire to ascertain if the United States considers the approval of Par liament necessary to the def1nitiYe signing of peace.
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LATEST OCEAN TRAGEDY IN
 STRAITS OF BELLE ISLE
Captain Major Says It Is Certain That Some Ship Was Recently SuDk-Other Disasters
 Narrowly AVerted.

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YET RUSHING THE
 TROOPS TO PORTO RICO

NEW YORK, Aug. "A Washington special to the Herald says: This cable message has been sent to GeneralMiles by Adjutant General Corbin:
 4 part of General Grants brigade sailed from Newport News yesterday. Thirteen hundred more will sail tomorrow. The Secretary of War desires an early report of how many more troops, II any, you will Porto Rico He wishes to hurry forward every man you require, but no more than you need. CORB1N.
 No reply has yet been received from General Miles,
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FoRTY-F1Rsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

First Precinct-1415 Jackson Second Precinct-1702 Hyde. Third Precinct-1905 Hyde Fourth Precinct-260113 Hyde. Fifth Precinct-2103 Larkin. Sixth Precinct-1606 Pacific avenue. Seventh Precinct--170S Polk; Eighth Precinct-2029 Pacific avenue Ninth Precinct-2322 Fillmore. Tenth Precinct-1S13 Vallejo. Eleventh Precinct-S. D. corner OctaV1a and Greenwich.
 Twelfth Precinct-3O01k Webster. Thirteenth Precinct-1942 Union. Fourteenth Precinct-2515 Fillmore (rear)- Fifteenth Precinct-260012 Sacramento. Sixteenth Precinct-2926A Washington. Seventeenth Precinct-29S1 Washington Eighteenth Precinct-2755 Greenwich. Nineteenth Precinct-3641 Sacramento.
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MEN V H0 NEED HELP

The great men Of the world need no help. They are healthy. They are strong. They have power. Those who need help dre those who have weaknesses. Men who are full of confidence Know their strength. They feel # in the vitality with which their sys- tens jingle. They sleep we'll They do everything well. Vigorous as all men shouid be, they have TO fear and no dread Of any fhino. But there is life to De had for those who are weak Sensible treatment will make q man out Of q weakhng. Sensible treatment is the replacing or - i. Iosf or depieted vitality. That AKE is done by "Hudyan.'' "Hud- VNU van. could not accomplish wonders were tt not Nqture,s sTNEf1 own remedy. But that is just what # is. # supplies the wasted tissue with fresh life. # nWgornfes. # brnos sweet sleep. # makes nervous men full or fire. # makes life q pleasure where t was once misery. "Hudyan" IS Efe-giver. Ask what that great array Of 20,000 men have said about tt. No cent Of expense to you. Not one postage stamp eyen Write and ask for free medical advice, and # you haye case or blood poison tt is given quite as freely as # yo0 were only weak. # is only from the big Hudsoman Institute that you can get "Hudyan."
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TwENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY D1s-

First Precinct-32S Jessie. Second Precinct-65 Fourth. Third Precinct-343 Jessie Fourth Precinct-1141s Fourth. Fifth Precinct-791 Mission. Sixth Precinct-222 Natoma. Seventh Precinct-313 Minna- Eighth Precinct-757B Howard. Ninth Precinct-S04 Folsom Ten.L Precinct-716 Folsom. Eleventh Precinct-753 Folsom. Twelfth Precinct-S03 Folsom. Thirteenth Precinct-406 Fourth. Fourteenth Precinct-360 Third. Fifteenth Precinct-407 Fourth. Sixteenth Precinct-424 Third. Seventeenth Precinct-493 Fourth.
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ing, containing \. E. Deyoes' furnitXe store, was slightly damaged
 The cause of the fire Is q mystery, but is supposed to have beenincendiary and to have started in the hay loft of the livery stable,
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morning of typhoid fever. The hospital train, in charge of Major Richards, has arrived ahd is busily engaged in taking on the sick. aggregating about 200, for Fort McPherSon
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TO THE PHILIPPINES
 BY WAY OF SUEZ
Expected Destination of the Chaffee Light Artillery of Colo
 1.ado

DENVER, Aug. 7.--Hundreds of people visited the camp of the Chaffee Light Artillery, officially known as Battery A, Colorado Volunteer Light Artillery, at Fort Logan to-day, to say good-by to the men who will leave for Fort Han cock, N. J., in few days. The battery consists of 109 men and H. c. Parks is captain It's final destination Is unknown, but the men are expected to go to the Philippines via the Suez canal
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rHIRrIErH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

First Precinct-25h Sixth. Second Precinct-S6 Sixth. Third Precinct-1006 Mission. Fourth Precinct-440 Minna. Fifth Precfnct-1040 Howard Sixth Precinct-445 Mtnna. Seventh Precinct-959 Howard. Eighth Precinct-109l Howard. Ninth Precinct-215 Sixth. Tenth Precinct-336 Sixth Eleventh Precinct-327 Sixth. Twelfth Precinct-41 Sixth. Thirteenth Precinct-921 Harrison. Fourteenth Precinct-410 Sixth.
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REGISTRATION PLACES.
Election November 8, 1898.

ASSEMBLY DIS
 TRICT. First Precinct-430 Folsom. Second Precinct-216 Steuart. Third Precinct-403 Harrison. Fourth Precinct-415 Folsom Fifth Preciuct-266 First. Sixth Precinct-503 Howard. Seventh Precinct-162 First. Eighth Precinct-131 Second. Ninth Precinct-112A First. Tenth Precinct-562 Mission. Eleventh Precinct-56 Second. Twelfth Precinct-37 Third. Thirteenth Precinct-32 Hunt. Fourteenth Precinct-Ge5 Howard. Fifteenth Precinct-24 Third Sixteenth Precinct-405 Third.
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First Precinct-1629 Pine
 Second P1ecinct-1529 Bush. Third Precinct-1669 Post. Fourth Precinct-1602 Laguna- Fifth Precinct-1S14 Laguna. Sixth Precinct-2113 Pine.
 Seventh Precinct-20071a Fillmore Eighth Precinct-1904 Fillmore Ninth Precinct-1619 Buchanan Tenth Precinct-1625 Fillmore. Eleventh Precinct-1703 Devisadero, Twelfth Precinct-2002 Devisadero. Thirteenth Precinct-2925 California. Fourteenth Precinct-222S Geary. Fifteenth Precinct-2533 Sutter. Sixteenth Precinct-2903 Pine. Seventeenth Precinct-1450 Central ave- Eighteenth Precinct-1209 Point Lobos. Nineteenth Precinct-N. w. corner Ninth and Point Lobos avenues Twentieth Precinct-S124 Point Lobos.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Seventeenth Precinct-2299 Mission Eighteenth Precinct-825 Valencia. Nineteenth Precinct-S4S Valencia Twentieth Precinct-914 Valencia
 Twenty-first Precinct-33O1 Nineteenth
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THIRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DIS-

ASSEMBLY DIS-
 TRICT First Precinct-37S7 Twenty-fourth. Second Prec1nct-3449 Twenty-second. Third Precinct--1344 Valencia. Fourth Precinct-945 Guerrero. Fifth Precinct-!628 Mission. Sixth Precinct-2735 Mission. Seventh Precipct-3204 Twenty-fourth. Eighth Precinct-.1416 Valencia. - '--' Ninth Precinct-3916 Mission. Tenth Precinct-5OO Precita avenue eleventh Precinct-3151 Mission. Twelfth Precinct-S2S1 Mission. fourteenth Precinct-36S Mission. Fourteenth Precinct-451 Mission
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EoRry-sECoNp ASSEMBLY pIs-

FoRTY-sECoND ASSEMBLY DIs-
 TRICT. First Precinct-1S1 Turk. Second Precinct-24 Taylor. Third PrecInct-137 Taylor. Enurth Precinct-S1714 O'Farrell. Fifth Precinct-S10 O'Farrell Sixth Precinct-5S1 Geary. Seventh Precinct-606 Post F,ighth Precinct-123519 Pine Ninth Precinct-1S42 Sacramento: Tenth Prectnct-N. w. corner line anu Mason (booth). ~ F,ieventh Precinct-1102 Clay. 1TMeIfth Precinct-1023 Pacific. Thirteenth Precinct-1026 Hyde. Enurteenth Precinct-1426 Washington. Fifteenth Precinct-1237 Broadway. FORTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DlSTR1CT- First Precinct-9 Eddy. Second Precinct-107 Powell. Third Precinct-392 Geary. Fourth Precinct-222 stockton stffh siffh Preeinet-SS005 PPreeinet-S05 sutter. Seventh Precinet.e5$So7c c,C Grant avenue Eighth Precinct-S22 California. Ninth Precinct-403 Dupont Tenth Precinct-44l Bush. ISIeventh Precinct-649 Broadway. Twelftb Precinct-926 Washington. Thirteenth Precinct-1024 Clay. Fourteenth e Precinct-12O4 Mason. FoRry-FoURTH ASSEMBLY, DIs- TRICT First Precinct-6O6 Broadway. Second Precinct-500 Broadway. Third RreClnCL-1ooJ hdSOn. Fourth Precinct-1610 Stockton. Fifth Precinct-1720 Stockton. Sixth Precinct-206 Francisco. Seventh Precinct-604 Lombard. Eighth Precinct-2215 Powell. Ninth Precinct--72S Montgomery avenue Tenth Precinct-S03 iibert. Eleventh Precinct-629 Union. Twelfth Precinct-1602 Mason. Thirteenth Precinct-722 Lombard. Fourteenth Precinct-N. w. cornef Broadway and Jones. Fifteenth Precinct-935 Hilbert. FORTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT. First Precinct-2S Trinity. Second Precinct-332 Bush. Third Precinct-123 Leidesdorff. Fourth Precinet-647 Merchant. Fifth Precinct-22 Montgomery avenue. Sixth Preclnct-109 Jackson. Seventh Precinct-110 Drumm. Eighth Precinct-404 Drumm. Ninth Precinct-330 Broadway. Tenth Precinct-422 Broadway. Eleventh Precinct-71512 Davis. Twelfth Precinct-342A Union
 w. .T- RIGGY.
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THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY D l
 TRTCT

IdIRI Y-NINTH ASSEMBLI D 9
 TRICT. First Precinct-126 Hayes. Second Precinct-131 Larkin Third Precinct-36 Grove. Fourth Precinct-333 Golden Gate avenue Fifth Precinct-312 Golden Gate ave. Sixth Precinct-329 Eddy. Seventh Precinct-502 Ellis. Eighth Precinct-635 Ellis. liinth Precinct-307 Larlxin- Tenth Precinct-503 LarSin. Elev enth Precinct-700 Eddy. Twelfth Precinct-702 Larkin. Thirteenth Precinct-421 Jones. Fourteenth Precinct-S. E. Corner Geary and Leavenworth. Fifteenth Precinct-796A Geary. Sixteenth Precinct-1032 Sutter- Seventeenth Precfnct-S02 O'Farren. Eighteenth Precinct-1005 Post. Nineteenth Precinct-1224 Polk. Twentieth Precinct-1452 California. Twenty-first Precinct-15H California.
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TH1RrY-F1RsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

First Precinct-31 Eighth.
 Second Precinct-124S Mission. Third Precinct-1249 Mission. Fourth Precinct-124 Eighth. Fifth Precinct--4 Seventh. Sixth Precinct-132S Howard. Seventh Precinct-i437 Mission. Eighth Precinct-204 Ninth. Ninth Preclnct-1235 Howard. Tenth Precinct-666 Clementina- Eleventh Precinct-1111 Howard. Twelfth Precinct-S9 Eighth. Thirteenth Precinct-1161 Folsom. Fourteenth Precinct-1215 Folsom. Fifteenth Precinct-426 Ninth. Sixteenth Precinct-14071a Folsom.
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ASSEMBLY, DIS~
 TRICT. First Precinct-702 Turk. Second Precinct-606 McAllister. Third Precinct-647 McAllister. Fourth Precinct-337 Fulton. Fifth Precinct-709 McAllister. Sixth Precinct-1270 Eddy. Seventh Precinct-1529 Ellis. Eighth Precinct-1344 Turk. Ninth Precinct-1106 Golden Gate avenue Tenth Precinct-ST7 Laguna. Eleventh Precinct-S21 Webster. Twelfth Precinct-1571 Turk. Thirteenth Precinct-1229 Steiner. Fourteenth Precinct-1209 Devisadero. Fifteenth Precinct-1613 Turk. Sixteenth Precinct-14S4 Fulton. Seventeenth Precinct-200S Golden Gate avenue.
 Eighteenth Precinct-25A McAllister.
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TRICT. First Precinct-3S7 Hayes. Second Precinct-1S2S Market Third Precinct-143 Page. Fourth Precinct-N. E. corner Page ana Octavia
 Fifth Precinct-475 Hayes. Sixth Precinct-607 Laguna- Seventh Precinct-51S Laguna. Eighth Precinct-210 Lily avenue. Ninth Precinct-2153 Market. Tenth Precinct-118 Fillmore. Eleventh Precinct-456 Haight. Twelfth Precinct-621 Buchanan. Thirteenth Precinct-606 Fillmore. Fourteenth Precinct-6N Haight. Fifteenth Precinct-125 Devisadero. Sixteenth Precinct-416 Devisadero. Seventeenth Precinct-1399 Haight. Eighteenth Precinct-323 Devisadero. Nineteenth Precinct-30319 Broderick Twentieth Precinct-1929 Oak. Twenty-first Precinct-S. D. corner Haight and Stanyan.
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nr11prY-sIxrH ASSEMBLY DIsrR1cr,

Firs. Precinct-4206 Seventeenth. Second Precinct-ZZ6 Noe.
 Third Precinct-Z15 d CmurCn:
 Fifth Preclnct-392 Dolores.
 Sixth Precinct-506 6 Church; 1a
 Eighth Precinct-N. E. corner Nine- teenth and Castro;
 Ninth Precinct-940 Sanchez.
 Tenth Precinct-3607 Eighteenth T1leventh Precinct-3S45 Twenty-fourth. Twelfth Precinct-S11 Al Alvarado: 9 Eourfeenth Precinct-409 Clipper. Fifteenth Precinct-125 Twenty-eighth. sixteenth Precinct-N. w. corner Valley aisS Seventeenth Precfnct-43O4 Twenty-frst- Eighteenth Precinct-S. B. corner k and Nineteenth Precinct-19 Thirtieth. Twentieth Precinct-12-14 French. TWenty-first Precinct-S. w. corner Ocean avenue and San Jose road. Twenty Precinct-9 Plymouth avenue.
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THIRTY-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DIS

IdINI f-tOURIfI ASSEMBLY DIS
 TRICT. First Precinct-16121s Folsom Second Precinct-1S4 Eleventh. Third Precinct-1551 Market. Fourth Precinot-111 Valencia. Fifth Precinct-164S Mission. Sixth Precinct-1713 Mission. Seventh Precinct-1609 Folsom. Eighth Precinct-1S05 Howard Ninth Precinct-1S4S Howard. Tenth Precinct-S0s3 Sixteenth. Eleventh Precinct-442 Valencia. Twelfth Precinct-506 Valencia. Thirteenth Precinct-2123 Mission. Fourteenth Precinct-2915 Sixteenth. Fifteenth Precinct-2SS0 Sixteenth. Sixteenth Precinct-SE. corner Nine- teenth and Shotwell.
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THIRTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY DIS-
 TRICT

THIRTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DIS
 TRICT. First Frecinct-529 Second. Second Precinct-344 Grammar Third Precinct-60S Third Fourth Precinct-514 Third Fifth PrecinctA52 Grammar. Sixth Precinct-53S Fourth Seventh Precinct-525 Sixth. Eighth Precinct-SS1 Bryant Ninth Precinct-705 Brannan Tenth Precinct-504ia Ninth. Eleventh Precinct-1924 Bryant Twelfth Precinct-1514 Twentieth Thirteenth Precinct-1112 Kentucky, THIRTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DIS
 TRICT. First Precinct-3001 Twentieth. Second Precinct-3026 Twenty-second Third Precinct-3142 Twenty-fourth Fourth Precinct-2911 Harrison. Fifth Precinct-2952 Twenty-folirth Sixth Precinct-N. W. corner Twenty third and Alabama. Seventh Precinct-2305 Bryant Eighth Precinct-2702 Twenty-fourth Ninth Precinct-1306 San Bruno Tenth Precinct-1501 Twentieth Eleventh Preeinct-S0T Twenty-second Twelfth Precinct-N. w. corner Twen- ty-second and Michigan. Thirteenth Precinct-604 Railroad ave Fourteenth Precinct--1206 Railroad ave Fifteenth Precinct-1411 Railroad ave.