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E4IDHs AND r1OxNs

has purchased several ranches in the Maxwell grant in New Mexico and will move his cattle there in the near future from his properties near Hol- brook.
 Globe Belt: Mir. F. R. Thompson, prosperous rancher and cattle man of the San Pedro, is in Globe in at tendance upon the annual session of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Ari- zona. Mr. Thompson will hence forth make Globe his permanent abode, but his various cattle, ranching and mining interests will received his attention as heretofore.
 Stockman: Supervisor k. W. Hayes of Graham county, whose cattle range was on the west slope Of the Grahams, between Fort Grant and Wilcox, has sold to w. G. Richards of near Fort Grant, the remnant of his cattle herd and his ranch. Mir. Hayes will probably reside in Stafford in the future.
 Stockman: The new purchasers of the Witbeck cattle and ranch in- terests. Messrs Packard. Vickers, Vail and Gates, contemplate fencing the whole land grant in Sonora com prlsing the range. The purchase was made by buying the shares of stock held by the old company, and with out the handling of the cattle.
 Stockman: Frank Dysart of Solo, monville. has purchased from Col. H. c. Hooker, of the same county, herd of sixty Hereford COWS and bull of the same breed, which herd he moved to the Graham valley and will devote his time to the raising of bulls for the market. This will be the first breed ing farm of the kind in that valley.
 Stockmap: Senator B. F. Packard, with Wm. Ashton, has gone to Colo Orado to select and receive the lot of POO hereford bulls purchased of Geo. H. Adams short while ago. These bulls will be put on the Sonora range of the Turkey Track cattle and will probably be the largest lot of bulls ever taken to Sonora at any one time.
 Gazette: Dr. J. c. Norton, terri tOrlal veterinarian, returned yester- day morning from Yuma where he inspected large bunch of California cattle that are being shipped from Bakersfield to points in Arizona and New Mexico. The cattle were mostly n fine condition and are the first shipment from California to New Mexico since the quarantine four years ago. A second installment ar- rived late Thursday afternoon but were not inspected as none of them are to be marketed in Arizona. They were placed in corrals in Yuma, which had been previously inspected, and will be forwarded to New Mexico in a few days.
 Citizen: The Southwestern Stock man has never favored the idea of having body of rangers for the pro- lection of stock against thieves, as has been strongly advocated by the Range News. In it's last issue it says: The Ranger idea seems to have gone back into the hole, as we thought It would. It would be blot upon the fair name of Arizona to have such law on our books" Nevertheless the idea seems to have met with much favor, and if in temporary re- 1lrement, is very likely to come to the front again, unless the Stockman or some other opponent of the ranger
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Joseph de Lusignan, Mechanical Engineer and
 Practical MiIlwright.

With a record of eighteen quartz mills and concentrators erected in the state of Sonora in the past fourteen years. ADDRESS, Nogales, Ariz., care of THE OASIS.
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CHESS FINALS RESULT
 IN A TIE FOR FIRST

VIENNA, July 25.--After the conclusion of play in the final round of the interna- ttonal chess masters tournament tonight 1t was found that Ffllsbury and Tarrasch had won an equal number of games, and that, therefore. a tie match, which is to begin on Monday, will have to decide the awarding of the first and second prizes Moreover. the game-that between Black burn and Caro-was left unfinished, and as by winning this game Blackburn may come in for share of the tenth prize the result of this game will have to be awaited before the tournament wu be wound up. Janowski won the third prize Steinitz the fourth. Schechter the fifth Burn and Tschigorin divided the sixth and seventh, and Lipke and Maroczy di- vided the eighth and ninth. Alapin is at present the only candidate for the tenth and final prize
 To-days results In the final round of the tournament were as follows: Tarrasch beat Walbrodt. Schiffers beat Burn Jan owski downed Trenchard, Pilsbury van duished Baird. Blackburne and Caro ad- journed their game, and Showalter and LIpke and Marco and Halprin and Stein- itz and Maroczy and Tschigorin and Ala pin drew.
 The game between Showalter and Burn in the thirty-fourth round was won by Burn and not by Showalter. as has been cabled.
 Two adjourned games from Friday were concluded yesterday. Burn beat Pillsbury and Alapin and Schiffers drew Here fol- low the scores of all the competitors:
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TWO WORLDS
 RECORDS FALL Harness Horses Race in
 Fast Time.
CLIENTELE TRACK RESULTS
SEARCHLIGHT THE KING O1
 FoUR-Y
Clips Two Seconds From the Former Mark, While Lena N Lowers the Time for Pacing
 Mares.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CLEVELAND, July 25.-The breaking of two worlds records and one season record marked the opening of the grand circuit races al the Glenville track this afternoon. The first event, the 2:16 trot, was the fastest race this season, and in the second race, the 2:10 pace, the worlds record for pacing mares was clipped from 2:05% to 2.05A in the first heat by Lena N. In the next mile Searchlight. another member of the California band, reduced the mark for four-year-olds to 2:04&4, going under the record two sec onds
 Separately the heats In the trot were not marvellous. but collectively they form the fastest trotting race of the year. Matte Patterson displayed the speed of the big. field and took first money in straight heats. The time was 2:10A, 2:O914 and 2:O9A. Summary;
 2:16 class trottlng, purse s25oo-Mattie Pat terson won. Askey second, Grattan Boy third.
 2:iO class, pacing, purse -searchlight won. Lena N second, Nicol D third. Best
 2:25 class, trottlng. purse s2ooo-Angelina won, Belle second, Percy third. Best time,
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MORE CARS WANTED.
Property Owners on Bernal Heights
 Ask for a Tunnel

The residents of Cortland avenue and Golden Gate City, south of the avenue are sadly in need of streetcar accommo- dation from the junction of the avenue and Folsom street, and the matter is now being warmly discussed by the improve ment clubs.
 At first it was suggested that Folsom street be cut through the hill from Pre- cita avenue to its intersection with Cortland avenue, but the proposition fell through when it was found that the work would cost about S45 coo.
 The railroad companies declined to eX tend branch lines, giving as a reason the sparse population in the new district to be traveled: The residents, therefore, have concluded that the only thing to be done would be to run a tunnel through Bernal Heights on line with Folsom street.
 Another cause of complaint among property-owners in that neighborhood is the fact that there is no adequate protec- tion against the ravages of fire. The Su- pervisors will be asked at an early date to assist that part of the city to obtain the needed improvements.
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POISONED WITH GAS.
Moses Seligman, an Attorney, Ends
 His Life in 8 Bathroom.

Moses Seligman, an attorney and bill collector, with an office at 420 Montgomery street, committed suicide yesterday after noon at his home, 523 O'Farrell street, by carbon monoxide poisoning. The family state that no reason is known for the act.
 MT. Seligman came home from his office and entered the bath room, where he un- screwed the gas fixture, closed the win dow and door and seated himself in chair to await death Here he was found about 3 o'clock by GustaYe Keil who, in passing through the hall, detected the odor of gas escaping from the bath room. The Coroners office was at once notlhed, but at the request of the family the body was not taken to the Morgue.
 Friends of the family state that MT: Seligman was worried over the actions of an older son, but this is denied by d younger son, who claims that the trouble had been satisfactorily arranged. Besides these two sons MT. Seligman leaves d widow, whom 1t is feared the shock of her husband S death will kill.
 MT. Seligman was native of Germany and 62 years of age. He came to Cali+or- nia many years ago and had been engaged in the practice of his profession since his arrival.
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NEW YORK FORFEITS
 TO THE BALTIM0RES
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NEW YORK, July 25.-New York for feited the game to the Baltimores after half of the fourth inning had been played. The score at that time was to l. Holmes when at bat in Baltimores inning struck out. A fan" in the grand stand yelled. "Oh, 'Ducky,' you're a lobster"' Holmes replied that perhaps he was, but he was glad he was not working for a man of Freedman's caliber any more. Umpire Lynch turned around and said something to Holmes, who went to the bench.
 President Freedman. who was sitting in the grand stand, sent q representative down with a request that Manager Han lon take Holmes out of the game Hanlon referred Freedman's request to the um- pire, who said he had not heard the re- mark and refused to take Holmes out of left field. Freedman then came on the grounds and asked for the expulsion of the player. and on being refused told Joyce not to play ball. Lynch then gave the game to the Baltimores, to 0. The spectators. about 5000, received their mon ey back.
 that he would protest the game and that he would report Holmes to the board of discipline. He also said that people had been crying for gentlemanly ball playing and they would get 1t on the New York grounds at any cost.
 NEW YORK, July 25.-After losing five straight games the Brooklyns finally managed to break their string. of defeats
 
 pitched clever game and had the cham pions guessing. Stafford, late of Louis vile, has been signed by Manager Selee and played in right field to-day. Attend ance 1900. Score;
 Clubs R. H. E. BGeton BPo6Elyn '.-.'.''.'.'-...'......-..... IoOSloH Z Batteries-Dunn and Grim Willis and Der gen. Umpires-Swartwood and Wood.
 CHICAGO, July 25.-The Clevelands and Orphans completed their schedule to-day, splitting even on the seasons series. Grif- filth was in great form. Attendance, HOO. Score:
 Clubs R IT p Batteries-Grifhth and Donohue: Wilson and Crlger. Umpires-o'Day and Mcdonald.
 PHILADELPHIA, July 25-Washing- ton defeated Philadelphia to-day through the latter's inability to hit Dineen safely. Attendance 2615. Score: Clubs P IT IT " e.s ton B Batteries-Dineen and Farrell; Fifield and Mcfarland. Umpires-Snyder and Connolly
 LOUISVILLE, July 25.-No game; wet grounds
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MRS. sTERRETTs CONTEMPT.
The Walter Case Is Carried Into the
 Supreme Court.

Mrs. Emma Sterrett Is determined not to yield up the papers which Mrs Jose phine Walter. as executrix of the estate of the late Gustav Walter, thinks she is entitled to inspect. The case of the estate of Walter Is now before the Probate Court Judge Troutt presiding. The judge directed that Mrs. Sterrett produce for the inspection of the executrix certain papers and letters, but Mrs. Sterrett re- fused to do so, asserting that these docu- ments and letters are her personal prop erty and have no connection with the es- tate under consideration Her statement did not satisfy the judge and upon her persistent refusal last Thursday he found her guilty of contempt of court.
 However Judgment of being ordered into the custody of the sheriff, with its attend ant humiliation, was suspended in order to give the woman's attorneys a chance to take the matter before the Supreme Court Yesterday the case went to the
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call. corner of Market and Third streets open until 12 o'clock every night in the year.
 BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street corner Clay; open until s:3O o'clock
 3sT Hayes street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 621 McAllister street; open until 3 80 o'clock. SIS Lar<in street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1s41 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock 2261 Market street corner Sixteenth; open until 9 o'clock
 1o6 Eleventh street; open until o'clock. 2526 Mission street; open until 9 O clock. NV. corner of Twenty second and Kentucky streets, open until o'clock.
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A Chinaman Robbed.

Jou You, a Chinese living at PAT Twen- ty-fourth street stepped off a Valencia street car about l o'clock yesterday morning to go to his home, when two young men knocked him down and robbed him of s 6. Policeman Folsom heard his cries for help and chased and captured Herbert R. Charles, a clerk. whom the Chinese identified as one of the robbers He was taken to the City Pris- on and booked on the charge of robbery The case was called in Judge Conlan's court yesterday and continued till to- morrow.
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Results at Butte.

BUTTE, Mont, July 25.-Weather warm. Results:
 First race, three and a half furlongs-Red won, L. A. Bue second. Honest John third Time, :H
 Second race. five and a half furlongs-Koo- tenai won. F. Come second Ocorona third Time. 1909.
 Third race six and a half furlongs-Loch Ness won. Robair second, Pat Morrissey third Time. 1:22A.
 Fourth race, one mile-Charlotte N won. Fifth race. seven furlongs-New Moon won Mike Rice second. Rapldo third Time. 1:29A
 Sixth race. five furlongs-Tammany II won Negligence second, Lady Ashley third. Time :021b
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succumbs to Heart Failure.

SACRAMENTO, July 25.-H. T. Knight. one of the oldest citizens of this county. died yesterday at Harbin Springs, Lake County, of heart failure. He came to the Coast In 1851 and was identified with prominent enterprises here most of these years. For fourteen years he was super intendent for the Natoma Water and Mining Company, and the last six years was chief engineer for the Sacramento Electric, Gas and Railway Company. His son. c. R. Knight. succeeds him.
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higher tribunal on a writ of habeas cor pus, the petitioner claiming that she Is il- legally deprived of her liberty by the sheriff, and being held on an order of Judge Troutt for contempt of court She goes on to say that the papers in ques- ton are her own personal property she tempt The writ prayed for was issued and made returnable to-day at 2 o'clock.
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SIX SAILORS OF LA
 B0URGOGNE HELD
by Passengers of Cruelty and Brutality at the Time of
 the Collision.

HAVRE, July 25.-Nineteen Austrian sailors who arrived here by La Bretagne yesterday were taken to-day before magistrate and confronted by four sec ond-class passengers, survivors of La Bourgogne, on charges of cruelty and brutality at the time of the collision be- tween La Bourgogne and the British ship Cromartyshire. off Sable Island on July 4. Although the evidence offered against them was very slight, six of the accused were held on remand. The others were discharged
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

PORT GAMBLE-SaiIed July 25-Schr En- deavor, for Honolulu.
 TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS. COPENHAGEN-Arriv July 25-Stmr Norge from New York. for New York.
 ANTWERP-Arrived Jul 23-stmr Kensing- ton, from New York
 NEW YORK-Sailed July 25-Stmr South wark, for Antwerp: stmr Werkendam, for Am sterdam.
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SUCCESSFUL AT ST. LOUIS.
Large Fields of Horses Contend for Coin at the Missouri Metropolis.

ST. LOUIS. July 25.-Five favorites gathered Tn the winners share of the purses this after noon. It began to rain after the fourth race was run. c. Coombs rode three winners:
 First race, selling, two-year-olds, four and a
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BRIGHTON BEACH coMBERs.
How the Gallopers Performed at the New York Course Near the
 Atlantic Shore

NEW YORK, July 25.-Favorites and non- favorites divided honors and coin this after noon Maher and Songer each rode two win ners. The track fast.
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THE HARLEM RACES. Own-The Events in Detail at the Chicago Track.

CHICAGO. July 25.-The second meeting be- gan here this afternoon over lightning fast track and the favorites fared very we'll.
 First race. selling, six fqqrlongss: P Rac Fm., lc5 Everett 1 # 1h q ah Millle M, 105..V Van Dusen Summer Sea, 1O3. Hewitt 1h Time, 1:i4A. Won cieverly. Second and Tom Toner (9s), Moroni cs9). Friskal uo9. Miss Casey Q00 and Bryan (10O also ran. Straight odds against first three-7 to g. to 1 'Favorite.
 Second race. selling. mile and seventy yards: Name and Vt. Jockeys. A 1k Str. Fin. ''Bing B'ger, 10s Caywood 1 12 12 12 Ms5sslss MsssPifs ISt 5St .F y9n RHfsa RSfss g Pinkey Potted. 1O1.. .Bloss Q driving
 Prosecutor GOO. Albert s nop and Swords man man do9 also ran. Straight odds against first three horses-Even money, to 1 and to l.
 'Favorite.
 Name and vt. Jockeys. 1 #. F. Str. Fin. Tenole, 1o5.. Van Dusen ii Ella Penzance. 105. Hart 2 2 Fair Decver, s4.shepherd l
 vaiesco ,GO5) Borden uo5). The Tory u12 against first three-S to 1, ? to 1 and 6 to l.
 'Favcrite.
 Name and vt. Jockeys. lh % Str Fin. fSprituelle, no. T. Burns II Il II 12 Boney Boy. 102 ..... Bloss 2 21 Cheval dor, 100. Shepherd 3
 Time. l:o1h. Won easily. Second handily.
 L. Pilot Jr uoD, Ben Wrinkle ts5). Prince Esthern, doW, and Coltness dO5 also ran.
 Straight odds against first three-Out to and 2k to l.
 'Fayorite.
 Fifth race purse six fllriongs. 'Mary Black. 1o3. L. Ref 2 24 22 i2 D. Waldo. 10S.. Van Dusen 12 II Il 2S Gold Fox. S4.. .McNichols 3
 Time, 1:13h. Won easily. Second and third handily.
 Tapestry uoo), Michael d1D and clothilda d03) also ran. Straight odds against first three-1 to ?. 2 to l and 10 to l.
 'Favorite.
 Sixth race, purse. one mile: Imp F. Burke, s5. 1litley 0 6 ih 'Terror, so.. IT. Burns 3 2a F. Wickes, S5,.... Knight 2 23 In Traverser. S5....... Seaton In 1k 0
 Time. 1:3s1s. Won driving. Second and third
 storm Queen, ts5) also ran Straight odds against first three-6 to l, even money and to 1.
 'Fayorite.
 Seventh race, selling, six furiongs $ss;: 4;s$:s. $;s;: $:; h H H Time, 1:1S1k. Won handily. Second and third driving.
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sIxth race. selllng. six and half furlongs

S- DIN any haiA e4 Horseshoe T.. 1O4. .Coonibs 15 14 14 12 Pireside. Fires Is. l9a ., McDqnald 3 3, 3, 31 Silver Set. 103. 3.......Hau 2 0 Time, 1:24A. Won easily. Second and third driving.
 Shield Bearer G06) and Mound City (96) also ran. Straight odds against first three-4 to 5. to 1 and 21s to l.
 sFayOrite
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Sixth race. selling one mile:
 Name and vt. Jockeys h. %. Str. Fin .Leedsviile, 1os ..Maher Ii fl Ii i2 Decanter, 102 70 Leary 3 2h 2h 25 Free Lance, 112. .Doggett # 3 3
 Time. 1:41A. Won easily. Second handily Straight odds against first three-4 to O. 2 to 1 and 2k to l.
 HFaVOrite
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ran. Straight odds against first three-Even money, to l and to l.
 pFaVOri+a
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FIfth race purse, six furlongs: .6a Sa~s Ghamis+ and Vt is JQobsgs obmbs % str Fin IGHFaIteF 9sIfs Msn1bG: 52 MsPqna!d Isd snad S2 Time. 1:1619 Won easily. Second and third driving.
 Tophet (9) and Mir Plpp (9O also ran Straight odds against first three-Even money, even money and 10 to l.
 +Favorite.
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Time. 1:lo. Won easily. Second and third nandiy Straight odds against first three Evens. 2z to l and 2h to l.
 'Fayorite.
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Second race. two-year-olds. selling, five f

Second race, two-year-olds. selling five fur longs:
 qdS Na@f M a4d Gary vt IlS 5qShsys fysry F. Str Fin Ninety Cents 1O9. .songer 2 Jean Ingelow. 109. Jones 0 8 Prince of Wales 112. .Maher Il II 0
 Time, l:02A. Won ceverly. Second and third driving.
 St. Claire G12) Miriam Claire G1o) and Lady Exile Q09). also ran. Straight odds against first three-21z to l, to l and to l.
 'Favorite.
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Ella Daily (s9 and Taranto (100 also ran Straight odds against first three-2 to l. 8 to and to l.
 'FaVorIte.
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Fourth race handicap, mile and quarter: r, Name and ,de Vt Jockeys 5s g. Str Fin: Our Johnny, 124....Lewis 25 23 'RoRdo, 12O ........ .Taral 0 Abingdon, 106...... Maher l
 Time. 20SA. Won easily. Second handIly. Third driving.
 Dutch Skater d22) also ran. Straight odds against first three-s to g. to 1 and to 5.
 tFaVorite
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Fourth race, purse. mile and seventy yards: s,T EaRS R9,is X Vt vt Jockeys Tin.a A. 33a % Fin NJ Nick Carter. 10S Frost II II 31 Basqull. 107......... Shell 3 Elkn 107 ....... Southard 0 Time Tine l:47A Won ,cleveriy Second and third driving. Straight odds against first three--5 to l. 20 to l and to 10.
 ~Favorite
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Florence Bealy C06), Fife Haggerty qo6) Cruiskeen Lawn d06). Suspect t106). Fairy Dale G06) Inspector Q06), Agamade, Amelia D. Miss Gossip, Lerete and Ellers Belle. all 106 pounds. also ran. Straight odds against first three-1 to ?, to l, 20 to 1.
 'Fayorite
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Third race. selling. mile and twenty. yards. s,LIaureate, 1o9 q. McDonald). to 1o......... l Uncle Abb 1o6 (Gilmore), 12 to 1.............,. 3
 Time, 1;45A
 ma dp ot9 ne o7 Tia3Sg ceo V 6 cosnsSS ser C Dawn l00 and Alma Glyn N02l also ran.
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CHICAGO, July 25.-The second meeting be- gan here this afternoon a lightning fast track and the favorites fared very we'll
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Second race. selIing mile and seven+v vords


 Prosecutor GOO, Albert s (104) and Swords man (102) also ran Straight odds against first three horses-Even money, 4 to 1 and 3 to l. 'Favorite.
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HELP wANrED-Continued.

 LEARN sewing at Keisler Ladies' Tailori College, 11S McAllister st.; patterns to ord
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MEETING NOTICES.

VII meet THIS (TUEsDAY) EVEN SA~ IN dNGl July 26' at 7:8o o'clock F. M &N I N E. dsEEffS E Hy 8d4 fG9F 0s sePstaTy fhs GOLDEN GATE Lodge No. 30, r. and n A M.-Galled meeting THIS (TUEs- "A 3'A9 'd16ot EVENING. Y July 2S, at 7:8o Xx
 GEO. J. HoBE, Secretary. ORIENTAL Lodge No IA, F. and A. a M1;ISeeond degree THIS CTUEsDAY) "A EVENING at 7:30 O clock. RZ Z
 A s. HUBBARD. Secretary. wv MAGNOLIA Lodge No. 2s, | o. o. -<u...x1z. F:-lnitlates four candidates TO- SSSE1TsRssZ NIGHT Members of the lodge S9 and order please attend this meet S1S7TE'SS- SAMUEL PoLAcR. secTetaTy. Mt arhELh' N c. ANNUAL Meeting-The regular annual meeting ol stockholders of the Hakalau Plantation Company will be held at the office of the company; 327 Market st. San Francisco, Cal. on MONDAY. the 1st day of August lS9s at the hour of Il o'clock a. m.. for the purpose of electtng a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such Goter 2qsiness To as may come before the meet July 29, 1888, at o'clock p. m.
 E. H. SHELDON, Secretary. THE regular annual meeting of the Pacific coast Dredging and Reclamation Company TUESDAY, the 2nd of August 1898, at 3 B6apd qBeqGk P P. m for the purpose of eIecting suing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting
 M. J, MADISON, Secretary. ANNUAL meeting of the Risdon iron and Locomotive Works-The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works. fer the election of trus- tees for the ensuing year and the transac- ton Of such other business as may be brought before the meeting. will be held at the office of the company. southeast corner Of Beale and Howard streets, San Francisco. on MONDAY, the lst day of August, 1888, at Il o'clock a. m. L. R. MEAD. Secretary. THE regular annual meeting of the stock holders of the Waldeck Sanatorium will be held at TIT Jones st. TUESDAY EVENING, August ?, at S:30 o'clock.
 E. F. KELLY, Secretary.
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driving.
 Lafayette (1oS), Fort Henry G00 and Koenig Q05) also ran. Straight odds against first three-7 to 5, to l and F to l.
 +Fayorite
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driving.
 Enomia do2). R. B. Sack GOD. Barbee uoD, Violin (9S) and Frank SiRman (9s) also ran. Straight odds against first three-1 to 2, 10 'Fayorite.