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The herald., 1898-09-20

geles and Westminster. The score was
2 to In favor of Los Angeles.
A Fullerton clerk punched his employer
In the face yesterday morning.
For the Republican camp meeting las.
Saturday special Santa Fe train with a
party of Santa Ana Republicans arrived
here and was met by the City band Several
speakers addressed the assemblage, but a:
the beginning the crowd was much large,
than at the finish.
Agent Clabaugh of the Santa Fe was
appointed by the county superintendent OF
schools (Mr. Greedy, Republican,, to fiji
the vacancy caused on the school boa I'd b,
the resignation of Mr.. Middleham The
board, which Is composed of three mem
bers, now has representatives from both
the Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe.
The two young men who were arrestt.
for hghting during the Republican speech.
making last Saturday ginht failed TO az
pear before Recorder Stanley this morn.
ing and their bondsmen forfeited SO fo,
each of them.
number of local Republicans will e,
over to Santa Ana tonight to attend tn,
| meeting at that place.
The directors of the cannery met today
Routine business was transacted art
plans were talked over for the enla GIN
of the plant next season and the SC lin,
of more treasury stock.
l.. M. Noah, deputy collector of in+erna
revenue, was in town today
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WITH THE VETERANS
Who Served With CushingP-Improve.
ments at the Home

SOLDIERS HOME, Sept. l9-Lass
Thursday about 125 visitors from the South
| ern California G.. A. r. encampment at
Long Beach arrived at the home and were
shown every object Of interest; three of the
members Of each of the companies were
detailed for that purpose. Through the
kindness Of Colonel A. j. Smith, a dinner
was provided for the visitors and a pro-
gram was afterwards carried out in the
assembly hall.
| A notice has been posted at the home
postoffice requesting information of the
presence Of anyone at the home who served
with Lieutenant W. B. Gushing during the
years 1S61-62, especially Of anyone who par
| ;icipated In the destruction Of the Alber-
marie. In order to aid In the painting of a
large historical picture Of Cushings de-
struction Of the Albermare.
| The picnic announced to be held by the
John A. Martin post, No. 15\ g. A. r., of
the home in Santa Monica next Thursday
has been postponed for one week, the 29.h
Inst.
| Work is again progressing on the new
wards music hall. The opera chairs for
seating the audience have arrived and work
will at once be pushed to complete the
stage, etc. The old boys are full of ex-
pectation that the hall will be in full opera
tion during the coming winter.
The office attached to the residence OF
our chief engineer, Mr.. Goodale, has re-
Gently been much enlarged. The carpenters
are now at work in making an addition tc
the residence
Miss Alice McBurrell has recently been
added to our corps Of hospital nurses.
The remains Of Thomas G. f. Patterson
late Of Company II, Twenty-second New
Jersey infantry. the delegate 10 the late
Republican county convention who so sud.
denly died in Los Angeles, were removed
from the city and county hospital anG
brought 10 the home in the home ambulance
and Inferred in The home cemetery on the
17th inst
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CHINO SUGAR FACTORY
w. r. Cottman Relinquishes the Man
agement in Favor of DriffilI

CHINO, Sept 1s.-N. r. Cottman who
has filled the office of general manager for
the Chino Valley Beet Sugar company for
the past six years, has resigned or ac-
count of ill-heaith, and Col. j. A. rr'f1ll.
present manager Of the Oxnard factory Ia
Ventura county. has been appointed TO Al,
the position Mr.. Drffill will also reta.r
the management Of the Oxnard factory.
The sugar factory is now working up
about 700 tons of beets a day. About 300
tons daily arrive by rail from Ventura
county. Up to date the factory has
worked up 16, 900 tons of beets.
N. r. Cottman has presented to the pub
lie school library complete set Of tho
Century dictionary and also Cha Il bers
encyclopedia to the public library.
J. c. Needham, Republican candidate for
congress in the Seventh district, will speak
in the opera house next Thursday evening.
Chas. II. Shinn, inspector Of United
States experiment stations. was in town
last week.
Miss Gretchen johnson enters the nor
NAL school today at Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Gardner arrived laet
Tuesday from Bedford, Ind. Mr. Gardner
Is a bother of DR.. Gardner and expects 10
have charge Of the electric light plart at
the sugar factory.
down from San Bernardino Sunday and
inspected some Of our roads with Road
Overseer George l.. Pierce.
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Quale. Miss Mary E.. Hays st. school,. 10
Quick, Miss Eva NJ, Pico Heights......
Quinn. Miss Minnie, Ohio st. SCHOOL,. II
Quinlan, Edward, Medical college...... Is
Reeves, Miss Carrie, Normal Model.... 27
Reeves, Miss Sarah W.. Harper school,. 35
Reeves, Miss Alice, Olive St. school,. 26
Reed, B. W.. San Pedro st school...... 18
Reed, Miss Eta S.. Sand ST. school...... 20
Reid, Miss Vada, Sentous s.. SCHOOL,. 13
Reavs, Miss Cora Union avenue....., 6
Roberts, Miss Flora. Occidental college Is
Rowel, E. p, Hellman st. schoot...... 20
Slack, Miss Cora Alpine st. SCHOOL,. 3
Sullivan, Miss Helen. Case st. school,. 2S
Shine, Miss Nellie. Eighth st. SCHOOL,. Is
Stedman, Miss Lulu. Eighth ST. school,. 8
St. Clair, Miss Nellie, Macy st. SCHOOL,. 10
Strauss, E. L., Fremont ST school...... Z
Scollard. Miss Dora E., New Macy st.. 26
Stein, j. w. ,Jr., Harper st. school...... II
Sharpe, Miss Belle Sixth st. SCHOOL,. S
Samuels, Miss Addle j., Swain st....... 6
Stanbury, Miss May, Tenth st. school. 412
Saffold, r. c., L. A. Nil. academy. 25
T
Thompson, C. S., West Vernon school Z
Tedford. Miss Matte S., Sixteenth st. 4
Timmons, Miss Clara L., Harper st.... 3
Todd, Miss Ethel NJ. CASTELAR, st..,.... 18
Ticknor. Miss Gertrude. CASTELAR, St.. So
Thurston, Mrs. e. A. Custer st. school z
Tritt, Miss Mamie, Hewitt st. school,. 100
Tritt, w. W., Amelia st. school. q
"
Won Neurnayer, Charles, Normal. ....... rs
Van LEW, C. c.. Normal schdol........ 16
W.
White Mrs. M. A., Ann st. school...... 8
Wurtz, Miss Lucy. Macy ST. school......
Wylie, Miss j. B., First st. school...... "a
Williams Mrs. JOSIE Eighth st. school Z
Wagner, Miss Minnie, Hewitt st. school II
White, Marie, Griffith av. school......
Waldensfels, Mrs. c., Harmon school 8
Wooster, II. NJ, High school. ........... z
West, Miss Nelke, Ninth st. school...... 27
Whitlock, Miss F. j., Seventeenth s.. 4
Welhem, Miss Jennie. Sand st. school,. q
Walton. Miss Csrrie A.. Union AVE.. 2
Winsto ton. Mrs. A'. NJ, Hellman st...... Id
Worm, Miss Bertha, Sentous st........ 1,
Wadsworth. G. W.. Occidental college, 10
Williams, Miss May, Vernon............. q
Wills, w. LIE Moyne, College Of Me61.,., ID
Yoder, Joseph p, Pico Heights school,. {
Young, Z. r., Rosedale school, ..,
Young, Miss Clara. Ninth ST. SCHOOL,. 4
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war, has returned from the G. A. r. en-
campment at Long Beach.
Fire was seen to start at two points ye3-
terday near the foothills and creep up the
sides of the mountains near San Antonio
canyon. BY nightfall the blaze could ba
distinctly seen still ascending the moun-
tain side.
w. c. Goorich, an old gentleman, resij-
ing at the head OF Euclid avenue, had the
misfortune, while coming down flight OF
stairs Saturday morning to tumble.
An intoxicated Mexican came into On
tario from the country early Saturday
morning He entered the Orange Belt drug
store and walking up to the soda fountain
called for a drink. A glass was hllc and
handed to him, but the contents did not
suit his taste, for he hurled the glass upor
the floor. The proprietor seized his Gus
toner by the collar and fired him bodily
out of the store. Constable Long made h.i
appearance and crowd of citizens soor
gathered at the scene. The Mexican
struggled fiercely, but the crowd fred 9
shower of stones at him and he quietly
submitted to arrest. He was taken before
Judge Eady, pleaded guilty to charge o.
disturbing the peace and was given f1fteer
days in the county jail.
A rapid youth from Pomona came ovel
to Ontario Sunday afternoon and on meet
ing an acquaintance seized his hat and
gently slapped his friend in the face will
1t. The Ontario man could not endure tnt
familiarity and swung a right-hander upos
the Pomonan's jaw which sent him SPRAWL
Ing in the dust of the street.
The water marshal now has young as
sistant whose duty 1t Is to ride about or
his wheel along the streets that on Ger
tain nights are to be watered and see tha
the owners do not commence too soon OF
run over the fifteen minutes allotted every
other night for sprinkling.
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Lawson, Miss Florence, Normal school. 16
Leahan, Kate, CASTELAR, st. school........ II
Lord, Miss Mira, Hellman st. school,. n
Lang, Miss Mary A, Swain st. school,. 20
Lotspeich, Miss Jessie, Thlrtieth ST.. Al
Lamb, Miss Bessie, San Pedro st. school sc
Lackey, J. W.. Woodbury. Bus college 3
Laughlin, Ada NJ, Normal school...... IS
Lawton, Miss Frances, Ninth st. school 10
NJ
Monlux, j. B., Twenty-eighth st. school AZ
Mccarthy, Miss Kate, Cornwell st. sch. %
Miller, Miss N. G., Sixteenth st. school. 100
Mcclure, Mrs. Martha, Twenty-elghth "a
McGaw, Miss Jessie A., Twenty-eighth IA
McGauhey, Custer st. school. ........... Al
Millard, ]. B., Spring st. school. ....... 42l
Marsh, Mrs. NJ. R., Seventeenth st.... s
Marsh. Miss Alice, Seventh st. school,. G
Morgan, Miss L., Ninth st. school..".. 29
Murdock, Miss NJ. E.. First ST. school,. "a
McPhail Miss Rena, CASTELAR, st. school 25
Murray, Mrs. NJ. B., Cambria st. school 8
McCarty, Miss Kate, Cornwall st. school II
Madden, Mrs. X. L., Breed ST. school,. Z
Margaret, s., Gates st. school,. G
Miner Ada NJ, Gates st. school........ s
Mills, Miss M. E., Sixth st. school....... G
Morrissey, Miss K, High school. ....... 30
Mackey, Mrs. Frances, Castelar, st...... 2G
McFadden Miss Isabel, Tenth st. school IA
Metcalf. Miss Nettie F., Thirteth st... 10
Munday, Miss Peru f.. Thirtieth ST.. %
Manley. Miss Edna T., Second st. school 10
Murphy, Claire, College of Medicine. IL
Nelson, Miss Ester, Twenty-eighth ST.. 154
Newall, Miss Ella NJ. Temple st......... !
Newell, E. M, Temple st. school. II
Neukom, Miss Carrie, San Pedro st...
Nelson, Miss Lucy p. Seventh st... Z
Norton, Miss Nina, Ann st. SCHOOL,. IA
Newby, Miss Nellie j., Griffin ave.... AZ
Osgood Miss Kate F.. Norwood school IS
Oliver, Miss Bertha, High school,. II
Oliver. Miss M. G., Amelia ST. school,.
Owen, Miss Mae. Harper ST. school,. s
Oswald, Miss Tillie, San Pedro st. school Ill
Parsons, Mrs. Gertrude, High SCHOOL,. IS
Plummer, A. W., Olive st. school...... Is
Pierce, E. T., Normal school,. ..........
Potter. Mrs. Nellie l., Six h st. school. Z
Porter, Miss Burney, Rosedale school,.
Phelps, Miss Mary, Hays st. school,.
Powell, Miss Bessie, New Macy school II
PETER, Miss Lizzie, Eighth st. school. Z
Pratt. Miss Abbie L., Harper st. school 1855
Prince, G. H., Twenty-eighth ST. school. %
Prince, Miss Belle. Griffith ave......... 1f
Preston, Miss Clara M, Normal Model 81
Phillips, Miss Alice H., Alpine st. school
Prince, Miss Lilly E., Amelia school,. Z
Putnam. Miss S., Breed st. school,. ..... 4
Prentice, Miss Luella, 30th s.. school,. 1t
Phillips, Miss Bae, Sentous st. school,. Z
Phillips, T. j., Sentous st. school...... n
The herald., 1898-09-20
CATALINA CHATTER
The Summer Seasons Premature End.
Duyckinck's Thousand Fish

AVALON, Catalina Island, Sept 49,
Slowly and before its time the island 9 be
Ing depopulated. Yesterday crowd came
over on the steamer at o'clock, but re
turned at 8 o'clock September Is the most
delightful month here. but habit and school
terms are unreasoning tyrants.
Capt. SANDY" Mcdonald Is telling the
boys about n wonderful dog that he res
cued last week. who had managed to fol
low his mistress from Long Beach to the
isthmus after she had left him on the
mainland, dsconsolate and alone,
Herbert Gregg entertained Misses Ger
trude and Mae McCrea, Frances. Dorothy
and Alice Croft and Edith Furrey, Mrssrs
Burnham and Harry Policy at a candy pull
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Duycklnci1, who holds the record for
the number of fish caught this season Oh
rod and reel, is now bending all his efforts
to catch the thirty-three fish necessary to
make his total 1000 fish. Saturday he was
out with Mexican Joe and caught :lfteen
yellowtail The fish were found at the
isthmus and in great numbers. but tho
limited time that he had to spend there did
not allow him to get any more fish.
The church on the hill is to be enlarged
during the winter. The additional room,
will be fitted out and used as a meeting and
club room for those who stay here ali win
ter. Magazines will be on the tables Ov.,
$3.50 has been raised for the purpose.
Dr. c. w. Bryson and ]. Todd Cook Sc
cured seven goat heads the other day. N
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Craig and H
NJ. Corlett also secured four fine heads.
The yacht San Diego returned from Sar
Pedro yesterday. This afternoon the San
Diego will leave on an exploration trip tc
San Nicolas. A search will be made for the
Cave Of the Lost Woman, who was ma
rooned on the island years ago. The
party will consist of E. L. Doraa, Sic
Smith and G. r. Holder.
The Hotel Pasadena has closed for the
season.
Miss Craig of Pasadena is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Banning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parry Gavin have returned
to their home in Pasadena after spending
the summer here
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Egan, Miss Minnie, Fremont ave. school
Ellsworth Miss Annie, Alpine st. school
Elliott, w. V........... Observation-Disclosures.
English, Mrs. May, Normal school......
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Uruguyan Duties

NEW YORK, Sept ia special to the
Tribune from Washington says:
Under date Of July q Mr.. Swain. United
States consul at Montevdeo, writes: Be-
ginning with August 1st an additional
permanent tax of 2M per cent on all i'm
ports into Uruguay Is again In force. The
proceeds are at first to be applied to the
payment of outstanding treasury certif-
Gates which are ten months behind and
will afterward be devoted to the proposed
harbor improvements. The tax Is of spe-
cial Significance to Americans interested
in the expectation of lumber and refined
oils as the duties on these items are al
ready heavy.
Supplies here are light. Shipments have
been retarded on account of the war with
SDain
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Atherton. Miss Ruth, Boyd st. school,. -;
Anderson, Miss Grace, Boyd st. school,. i
Ardeto, Miss Isabel F., CASTELAR, st..... s;
Aitken, Miss Helen, Second st. school,.
Anderson. Miss F'idelia, Seventh st...... 81
Angela, Mother, Cathedral school...... 96
B.
Bacon, Miss l.. G., San Pedro st. school
Bear. Miss Mary E., Sixteenth st...... 3.
Brown. Miss Aline. Sentous st. school,.
Bixby, Miss Ada P, Spring st. school,. g.
Blanchard, Miss Ada, Twenty-eighth st i
Bettinger, M. c., Thirtieth st. school,. 10
Bacon, Miss Emma T., Highland Park.
Blanford, Miss Carrie, Amelia st. school
Biddle, Miss Mary A.. Woodbury. Bust
ness COllege .......................... s
Bransby, Carlos, High School,. ..........
Bum, Miss Alice A., Custer st. school,.
Blanchard, Miss Maud High SCHOOL,. q
Bradfield, Mrs. c. p, High school......
Brigham, Miss Alma S., High school,.
raclough, Miss Nettie A., Arroyo. 1882
Bradshaw, Miss Lucy E.. Harper st....
Bixby. Miss Mae, Hayes st. school...... 2
Balty, Miss Kate S., Hellman st. school 2
Brodbeck, Miss Kate Santa Fe avenue i
Boyle, Miss Maud Staunton ave. school 5
Bennett, Miss G. ", San Pedro St.. q
Bates, Miss E., Twenty-eighth st. school 2
g
Clark, Miss Katherine, Ann st. school 3
Cook, Miss Mary A., Sand st. school,.
Conner Miss e. s., Vernon st. school,.
Campbell, Mrs. O., Vernon st. SCHOOL,.
Claypool, Miss Mary F., Spring st......
Curtin, Miss Louise, Cambria st. school
Crary, Miss Bertha, Ann st. school......
Carr, Miss X. c., High school,. Q
Carlson, Milton, High schoo!............
Cowan, Miss Rose. Hellman st. school.
Cowar, Miss F.. Ninth st................ 1
CarricN, Miss Ida, Macy st. school......
Culverwell Miss Alice S., Norwood st..
Cowan, Miss E., Ninth st. school,.
Carr, Miss r. R., Rosedale st. school,.
Cate, Miss M. S., Second st. school...... 2
Comfy, Mabel H., Seven nteenth st. school
D.
Davis, Miss B. NJ, Tenth st. SCHOOL,.
Desmond, Miss Kate, Ninth st. school.
Dorsey, Mrs. S. NJ, High school. ......... 2
Doran, Miss Adde Hayes ST. school,.
Dixon, Miss Ella NJ, Gates st. SCHOOL,. s
Donahue, Mrs. Jennie, Cornwall st......
Dick, Miss Nettie NJ, Cambria ST. school
Day, Miss Lizzie, Casco st. school......
Duncan, Miss Luella A.. Custer st........ 5
Dubois, Mrs. c. G., Castelar, st. school. 81
Dixon, Miss Clara Chestnut ct. school.
Dozier, Melville, Normal school,. 46
Dolland, Ed. Santa Fe avenue school,. 9
Dexter, Miss Yetta F., Breed st. school 22
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Egan, Miss Minnie, Fremont ave. school S
Ellsworth, Miss Annie, Alpine ST. school 25
Elliott, w. V......................... II
English, Mrs. May, Normal school...... 2e
Frank Miss Eva N, Temple ST. school 8
Fortson, Mrs. Laura M, Spring st...... 4s
Field, Mss E. NJ. Staunton st. school 4
Frew, VIII l., Second st. school,. l........ 25
Freeman, Mrs. c. B., Sixth st. school,. 1O7
Forshay, Miss Amelia M. Norwood. 1926
Frick, Mrs. M. j., High school.... 29
Foster, Miss L. X, Hewitt st. school,. s
Flentjer, Miss A., Cambria st. school,. 2
Flint. Miss Ora, Custer st. school. ....... 16
Felker, N. G., Woodbury. Bus. College. 81
Fort, c. j., Custer st. school,. ........ rs
Gibson, Miss E. j.. Boyd st. SCHOOL,. 4
Gish, Darwin j., Broadway night school 19
Getz, Miss K, Cambria ST. school,. 6
Gregory. Mrs. A. B., Hewitt st. school,. z
GUIDE, Miss A, Hewitt st. school,. ....... 20
Gray, Miss Alice M, Olive st. school,. 29
Greenman, Mrs. M. j., Seventh st...... s
Clifford, Miss W., San Pedro st. school,. Z
Gordon, Miss Bertha E., Sixteenth St.. sc
Griswold, Miss Anna S., Sixteenth St.. Il
Green, Miss Ester NJ, Spring st. school 3
Griswold, Miss Eva. Olive st. school,. 10
Glass, Miss Jeannttte. Macy st. school 10
GrenVllle Emory, L.. "A. Military acad..
Grigg. Mrs. A. l.. Cumnock School Of
Oratory Observation-Disclosures. S3
H
Hardenburg, Miss Rose H., Seventh ST.. 6
Hanlon, Miss Annie r., Thirtieth St.. 10
Horrell, Miss M. R., CASTELAR, st. school 1872
Hyde, Miss Olive, Thirtieth st. school,. 81
Hutton, c. E., Normal school. 8
Housh, w. H., High school. 1859
Henderson, Miss j. M, New Macy ST.. 18
Horgan, Miss Gertrude, Ann st. school G
Hood, ]. W.. Woodbury. Bus. college,. Is
Henderson, Miss Mary A., Chestnut st. Ii
Halversen, Miss c. NJ. Grafton st....... Is
Hunt, Miss Helen E.. Griffin st. school. 1856
Hall, Miss Bertha, High school,. ~
Hutton, Miss Ada E., Norwood school, ~
Hanchette. Mrs. Il. A.. Ninth st. school Z
Hayes, Miss Fannie, Rosedale school.... 30
Hutchinson, Miss Nellie. Second st....... 5G
Hhverman, Miss J. j.. Sixteenth st..... 18
Hays, Miss Helen, Spring st. SCHOOL,. 8
HOush. Miss F. NJ, West Vernon school 8
Haverman, William, High school...... &c
j.
Jenkins Miss Annie M, Temple st....... 81
James, Miss Margaret, Sentous st...... II
Jones, Miss Dora A., Seventh ST. school G
JOY, Miss Edith NJ, Seventeenth St.. I
Jacobs, Miss Sarah j., Normal school,. 76
K
Kennedy, Miss Nettle, Chestnut st..
King, Miss Mary F.. New Macy st.... I
Keppel, Mark, Union ave. school,. ........ 13C
Knewing. Miss Amy, Gates st. school,. q
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ONTARIO INCIDENTS

An Intoxicated Mexican Stoned Into
Submission
ONTARIO, Sept. 19.--Mr. and Mrs. Htrahl
are spending few days at Santa Monica
and Los Angeles.
b. T. Longwell. veteran Of the civil
The herald., 1898-09-20
ANAHEIM NOTES

Los Angeles Beats Westminster at
Baseball-Republican Revivals
ANAHEIM. Sept. 19.-There was an In
teresting ball game at Columbia garden
yesterday between mines from Los Az.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
THE CITY COUNCIL.
Another Meeting Tonight Regarding
 the Claims of License Payers.

The city council spent three hours last night mainly in the consideration of current claims, of which there was an unusually large number, though they did not exceed the monthly aver age in aggregate. Among them were many bills for street sprinkling. Quar- terly reports from the assessor and tax collector, the treasurer and recorder were submitted. BOXES as receptacles for keys for the fire alarm boxes were ordered. These boxes have a glass front which is to be broken in cases of emergency and thus avoid the loss of time heretofore incurred in getting out search warrant for the man who has the key and serving it upon him in due form, during which proceeding a building may be reduced to ashes. Badges were also ordered for the fire police and ropes to stretch around the scene of the fire so that the fire de- partment may be distinguished from the curious we'll meaning, but ob- structing hoi polloi, none of whom ex- cept the owners of the burning prop erty have any real interest in the con- flagration.
 After this came the usual desultory and indefinite discussion of things in general affecting the city. Collector Foster introduced a matter of more than usual importance While travel Ing about town looking for footprints of his predecessor, ex-City Collector Long, whose footprints, by the way, are many, he came upon numerous To- calities where people said he had been, but they could offer no satisfac- tory evidence. Merchants and others liable to pay license claimed that they had paid them, but they were in pos session of no receipts, fraudulent or legal. Some said they had lost them and others said the ex-collector had only promised to make them out later. No doubt some of these claims are genuine and it is equally doubtless that others are not Collector Foster wanted instructions from the council as to his plan of procedure This mat ter will be taken up at an adjourned meeting tonight.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

to an Anglo-American understanding, the rumor of which, the correspondent remarked to the minister, had wound ed old friends. The minister replied:
 We are sure our old friends would not betray the United S.a.es as we would not betray them. AS for Eng land, . majority here share your sen timents regarding her.
 It is added that the minister be- came acquainted with the Novoe Vremya's anti-English sentiman,s $ while in St. Petersburg.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
YOUTHFUL HORSE THIEF.
A Boy Who Stole Things Right and
 Left.

Ventura, Cal, Aug. 1.-The sheriff returned from Santa Ynez today with horse thief named Rogers who is only IS years old and recently escaped from the Whittier reform school. He stole a horse in Los Angeles, Cal, rode to Ventura, on the way stealing a saddle from Farmer Steel, burglar izing the residence of Ed Gardner, se- curing jewlry and some cash. Here he turned the played out plug loose on the streets, stealing fine saddle horse. the property of Walter Johnson, and made his way up the coast
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
...IN OUR... HAT DEPARTMENT

You can get more for your money than ever. Straw and hot weather hats are down lower than you ever knew them to be. The bottom has dropped clear out of former prices. Straw and summer hats at 5c to 75c. These great sacrifice prices on hats will be continued until every hat is sold. Call and convince yourself.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
NEW YORK SOLDIER VOTE.
State Officials Taking Steps to Carr.
 Out Its Provisions.

New York, Aug. 1.-To carry out the provisions of the soldier vote law Secretary of State Palmer of New York appointed Major George w. Hobbs of New York city to go to Santiago de Cuba and Porto Rico to make registry lists of the New York state soldiers in the field.
 He also wired to Col. Barber and Lieutenant-Col. Stackpole of the First regiment at San Francisco, requesting them to have a registry list of the reg iment made and forwarded to him be- fore they leave San Francisco
 A cablegram was sent to Manila, va Hong Kong, for similar list of, the Astor battery voters upon arrival there