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The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
BULLA'S FRIENDS OPPOSED.
MIGHT SPOIL THE LATTERS
 SENATORIAL FIGHT.
Gage Disputes Their Assertions and Lectures Off1ce-Seekers on Evils of Sectionalism
 in Politics.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LOS ANGELES, May 19.-Henry T. Gage will be candidate for the Re- publican nomination for Governor. Some of the close friends of Senator Robert N. Bulla, who wishes to be United States Senator, claim that Cages candidacy will only have the ef- feet of defeating Bulla and that Gage should step back. Gage in an inter- view upon the subject says:
 The election of a Republican Cover nor from the south, instead of injuring the prospects of a senatorial candidate from that locality. would, in my opin ion, strengthen his candidacy. These assertions, made from time to time, that the north conceded to the south certain things. are based upon hypothesis purely problematical. Ob viously, the only persons who could make such concessions are those (with the exception of holdover Senators) to be elected to both houses of the Legis- lature. and they have not as yet been even nominated.
 "Who, therefore, can say that the members to be elected will vote for Senator from the south? Is it not, therefore, a matter of wild speculation to insist that the north has conceded in advance the Senatorship or anything else to the south? This must be deter mined by a vote of the people and not by political arrangements of individ- uals. If the Legislature should be Dem Ocratic, what would become of the al legged concession to the Republican party? The Legislature can be Demo- cratic and a Republican Governor might still be elected, or vice versa. Thus 1t Is a manifest fallacy to say that the north comedies us anything
 If I should permit the use of my name for the nomination for Governor (and 1 have not determined so to dO), I do not see how that cOuid by any possibility injure the ambition of any man from the south aspiring to the United States Senate or to any other position of trust and honor.
 For a great many years the north had not only both Senators, but also Governor. If it be true that the north would, at the proper time, concede to us the Senatorship, why would it not be reasonable for us to assume that it would do for us what the south has north, namely, the Senatorship and Governorship, with other places as well? But so far as this political clamor about the north and south is concerned, permit me to say, for one, that l despise this spirit of sectional ism. I dislike this verbal division of our magnificent State into north and south, or east or west, by interested office-seekers. People of this great State will know whom to select and where to select when the proper time comes. Nationally and locally there is now no north, no south
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
VEL LBURN IS MINING
 FOR ALASKAN GOLD.
REVENUE AGENTS HAVE LO- GATED HIS WHEREABOUTS.
He Left Texas After His Second In- dictment and Instead of Going to Mexico Went to the
 Arctic.

If ,s some months since O. M Welburn
 left California after his acquittal by a
 Federal Jury of more than @ score of charges of withholding Government mon
 ey, and since then his whereabouts has
 been involved in mystery. It Is known that shortly after he left here he re- mained for a while in a town in Texas,
 where he used to live before he came to
 California, but after the United States Grand Jury found a second indictment against him he disappeared and the limited States Marshal could not find him.
 story was consistently circulated by his friends that he had gone to the City of Mexico and was iivg nenrt 9nere fo uhaef fina a threw the Government agents off the track, and they ceased actively pursulnt the fugitive for the reason also that the the payment of the expenses Of United States Marshals other than g per day This allowance being about one-seventh of the expense which would incurred for railroad fare alone, has had chilling effect on the ardGr @ or the heen ofnoefs 16e or the wanted by the Federal authorities enjoy much more immunity. from capture and punishment than criminals aI or almost any any coura ging outlook, the special agents of the Revenue Department have kept keen lookout for the & wnereaoonnts st n or h,, the rewarded by the discovery that Welburn. shortly after the second Indictment by the United States Grand Jury, went to Alaska, and Is there. now digging for gold in the hope of retrieving his fallen for tunes, and possibly with the idea that should he make a rich strike he may be able to restore, If not, all. at least DOT tion of the money alleged to have been withheld from the Government and ef- feet a compromise through political in fuence which may lead to the dismissal of the charges against him, It is evident nue Agent will attempt to look for the fugitive among. the snows of Alaska at and if the fugitive ex-Coilector Is there he will be undisturbed in his search for
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
JUDGE CAMPBEI,L's FUNERAL. It Will Take Place Sunday Afternoon
 From the Masonic Temple.

Arrangements for the funeral of the late Judge Campbell have been completed. It will take place on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. when services will be conducted in King solomon's Hall, Masonic Tenn ple. Grand Master Carroll Cook of South San Francisco Lodge Mo N t2 2l2 F. and A A, bodv bod Wi will It,e be taken to Cypress Lawn Gem etery for interment.
 special meefIRdg nf 6d F1ea1s Med1ssday wbab nght the late Judge was president. resolutions were passed deploring his death as a pub lie calamity, and deciding to attend the funeral in q body.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
Suits Against Railroads.

William p. Mortenson has commenced suit against the Market Street Railroad Com pany for S25,O0O damages for injuries sus- tained by reason of the company's alleged carelessness in starting the car from which he intended to alight on Folsom and Tenth streets on January 29.
 G. J. M. B. q Aguin has filed complaint with the County Clerk against the Califor- mia Railroad Company for 5000 for in- juries alleged to have been received by a derrick falling on him at California and Hyde streets, while some cars were be- of the company.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

Please let me have that or nothing"
 That is the sort of talk for a dealer who is shot-sighted enough to think he serves his own interest by presenting an obscure substitute for such a standard article as Duffy's Pure Malt For dys- pepsla, indigestion and similar troubles. as well as for preventing colds and pneumonia. it has no equal
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
A Drunken Mother.

Mrs. Sarah Dockrell. 22S Everett street, was sent to the County Jail for three months by Judge Low yesterday on a charge of cruelty to children When ar- rested Monday she was lying drunk on her door step and her three children were on bed undressed and crying from hunger All the provisions in the house were a bag of salt and a few potatoes. The children have been sent to Mount St Joseph's Orphan Asylum.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
POPULAR DOGS AND PONIES. Large Crowds Still Fill the Exhibi- ton Tent to Watch Performance,

Norris Bros dog and pony show at Central Park seems to improve upon &C., quaintanee. The performance given last night was only one of the regular ap- pearances of the animals, but it was full of good points and taking features. All of the feats performed by the animals are worthy of the closest attention, and the way the pretty, high-stepping, graceful ponies and their close friends and com panions, the dogs, were applauded last night showed that the large audience was fully cognizant of the labor and pa tience required to bring the performers up to the high state of docility and in tehigence exhibited.
 The engagement here will end with afternoon and evening performances Sun day.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
New Doctors.

The graduating exercises of the Califor- mia Medical College (eclectic) were held last Wednesday evening in the large par lors of the Maclean Hospital, 230 Douglas street. After the ceremonies the manage ment gave a banquet to the college fac ulty and graduates. Degrees were con- ferred upon W. M. Forster, John Hard ng-Mason G. E. Hall, G. D. Pratt, w. N Kennedy and A. Stuttaford.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
Benefit of the Charter.

A mass meeting has been called for this evening at the Turk Street Temple by the San Francisco Trade and Labor Alliance at which the new charter will be fully discussed. The meeting will take the form of debate on the question:: "Is the new charter for the benefit of the citizens of San Francisco?" Some of the ablest speakers in the labor movement have been secured and it is expected that some in-
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
SECURING COAL FOR
 THE SPANISH FLEET
By Cable Senor Polo Is Enabled to Arrange for a Supply at St.
 Pierre de Miquelon.

NEW YORK, May 19-A special to the World from Montreal says: It is learned that Senor Polo Spain's Minister to the United States, has arranged by cable for coal for the Spanish fleet at St. Pierre de MiQuelon.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20

mornings westbound passenger train near Boca. Passenger train 4 is due with eight sections, containing the Thirteenth Infantry. United States Regulars from Minnesota The road will be clear tonight and all trains will move.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
Lawvers Come to Blows.

Clarence Gray and c. w. Rose, two Police Court practitioners, became in- yolyed in a heated discussion over fra ternal matters yesterday when Gray lost his temper and tried to choke Rose. Al. though a cripple, Rose worsted his oppon- ent with some well planted punches and then proceeded to administer his cane un- til interrupted by by5tanders- There xuera r,o arreSts.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
''No, Sir,

do not care to turn my stomach into a laboratory for chemical experi- ments. What you desire to sell me may be all right but again. it may be all wrong. l am taking no chances and l know what am getting when l buy
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
Yukon Trading Company.

Articles of incorpation were filed yes terday creating the California Yukon Trading Company and Walter R. Rideout William Roots IT,, w. H. Murray, c. ! King and E. c. Seavey are named as directors s17, 900 Is the capital stock of the company, of which $500 has been subscribed by each of the parties named
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
MOUNT TAMALpAls SCENIC RAILWAY.

tNla SauSaItO Ferry.) Leave San Francisco. commencing May 1. 1898:
 Week Days-s:3o a. m., 1:45 and 5:15 p. m. Sundays-S:00, 500. 10:00. u:30 Q. s-:.. f:.5 and 2:30 p. m. Round trip from Mill Valley, s1. THOS. COOK & SON, Agents. s21 Market street San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
Judge Sawyer to Lecture.

Judge Sawyer will lecture on '"The Con- stitution of the United States of America" at the Fourth Congregational Church, evening.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
On Trial for Forgery.

John Craig was placed on trial in Judge Wallaces court yesterday on a charge of forgery. He forged the names of Irving M. Scott and Thomas Fl. Thomson to a check on the Crocker- -Woolworth Bank for $500 six years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
DETAINED BY A wRECK.
Third Battalion of Nebraska Volun-
 teers Held at Reno.

RENO, New, May 19.-The third bat talion, companies M, F, K and B, First Regiment Nebraska Volunteers
 329 men, under Major Mulford, were de- tained here all day by a wreck of this
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
Charter Meeting.

The West Castro Street Improvement Club will hold charter meeting tonight in Anderson's Hall, 70S Douglas street Prominent speakers have been secured to address the meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
Novaments of tba Columhi

NEW YORK, May 19.-The United States cruiser Columbia passed in at quarantine at SIG a. m. She anchored off Tompkinsville.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
A Matrimonial Misfit.

Salome Wagner obtained a separation through the divorce court yesterday from David Wagner on the ground of deser- ton.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
STAINS NEW MINISTERS
 TAKE THEIR PORTFOLIOS
Will Present Themselves to the
 Chambers To-Morrow-Casti1lo Declines to Serve.

MADRID, May 19.-The new Cabinet Ministers took their portfolios this afternoon. The Cabinet will present it. self to the Chambers tomorrow, when Senor Romero y Robledo will ask for a statement on the crisis.
 PARIS, May 19.-Senor Castillo, Span- ish Embassador to France, who has been rendered the Foreign Office in the new Cabinet of Senor Sagasta, has replied to Senor Sagasta, declining to accept.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
Via Ssusa1ito Ferry

Sie SauSa1ito Ferry. From San Francisco. commencing Hay 1 1898.
 w FIX DAYS. For Mill Valley and San Rafaei-7:0Q s8:0o ss:3o, 11:00 g. m.; 1:45 3:20 4:00 6:15, ss :00 6:S0 D. Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondayu Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays at u:S0 p. m
 SUNDAYS For Mill Valley and San Rafael-sS:oo ss:0o e100o, 11:e0, u:30 a. m.; 10Q. s1:45, s2:30 s&:0o 6:30 6:45 D.
 11:00 a, m. does not run to San Rafael. b:S0 D. m. does not to Mill Valley. Trains marked run to San Quentin.
 THROUGH TRAINS. ZOO a. nn week days-Cazadero and way sta'ns SEQ p. ni Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta ns 5:15 p. n week days (Sat. ex.l-Tomales and way stations. s:oo a. m. Sundays-Cazadero and way stations.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIN
 VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY. From September 10. 1897. trains will run as follows:

Stopping at intermediate points when re- quired.
 Connections-At Stockton with steamboats of C; N; l: Co, leaving. San Francisco and Stockton at D. m. daily; at Merced with stages to and from Snellings. Coulterville, Yo- semitic, etc. also with stage for Hornitos and from Madeira
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-16
Penn,Ylyanla Guatdsmen.

Nonnayiysniu national gunni has
long been considered "a model IN organ
lzatiUu and discipline. a little story
that De- recalled by the Philadelphia
Record bears witness Co the correct.
ness uf this Idea. ~ relates ~ nu ue.
curf,ncc at tho time OF President
ClrVrlaud's nrst Inauguration. while
b. and Uoneril Phil sheridan were on
the reviewing stand. A. the head Of
the Pennsylvania troops reached the
fr'sldout'a stand. that official. turning
~ General sheridan, then the head Of
the army. asked
Are these thr rrgmarfg"
"Nn. MI PRECEDENT" answered lltilf
Phil. that's the First brigade. nation.
nl suard of Pennsylvania"
"Wrll 1rt those The rcrularH7' again
asked the President as the brigade APP
prhrrd.
40. Mr. PRECEDENT" was the reply
that's the Second brigade. national
guard ~ Pennsylvania"
AZ thH noNt body of troops reached
the stand the President remarked
These surely are The rcguluHF'
$40. MrpfrHllUnt." WIS the answer
THAT'S the Third brigade. national
guard ~ prnnHYlyHulH.'
"Wrll. general asked tho President
In surprise. care there any troops from
any other state than Pennsylvania
None that are worth n -' was
tbr prompt answer Of the fimou.
lighting general
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-16
SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
10 tho Stockholders ~ the Golden
Eagle Mining Company location
OF mines, Morrur, Tooelo
county. Utah,

Notice IN hereby given that the roFu.
lar annual meeting ~ the Stockholders
not having been held on the first Alnn-
day In March. 1895. uH provided by the
articles ~ Incorporation. Therefore I.
the president Of said Corporation, DO
hereby eau r. special meeting Of The
stockholders. uH provided by law, 90 %
held al room 20 west FIRST South
street, Salt Lake CITY, Utah, ON nj.
day, tho Nth day NJ July 1875, az
o'clock .. m,
Said meeting II called for the pur-
pose ~ rlrCtlng officers of said cur-
porntion. which should have been
elected al tho time provided by thg
articles ~ Incorporation for the said
regular annual meeting. also Tor tho
purpose NJ making provisions for treas
ury funds 60 develop ANA patent cfr'
tain property belonging 10 nnid corror'
alton. and Tor the transaction Of such
other business as may properly CONT
before u.
GEORGE ROMNEY IN,
President
Dated SALT Lake city. Utah. June
IN. 1895,
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ASSESSMENT NorioE
Notice of Accommodation West
DID Gold Mining Company. a cur
pofntioni principal place 0f
buuingua. salt Lake city,
Utah.

Notice H. hereby given that NJ a spo.
ciai meeting uf the Board of Directors
of said company called By the proni.
dent Tor that purpose. held on the efth
day OF April is3s In Salt Lake city.
Utah, an assessment Of nvo-cightha
80 % one 90 cent per share was
levied on tho capital stock OF said
company payable Immediately 10 a.
49, Jones. treasurer. nt the Utah Ma
tionni hank. Salt Lake city.
Any stock upon which this nsseHa-
mrnt may remain unpaid ON "a 10th
day ~ July 1905. shall be- delinquent
and advertised Tor sale at public auc-
ton. and unless payment BE- made be-
fore. will hn sold on the aNih day 10
July, az 10 o'clock am, 40 tho uiah
National Bank. 60 pay the delinquent
assessment together with the costs u
advertising and expenses ~ sale.
Location 81 mine and works of iil
corporation. Camp Floyd Mining Dis-
trict, Tooslo County Utah.
by order of the Board ~ Directors
n. r LLOYD.
Secretary Of said Corporation.
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NorIcr nr AssIaNMnNr.

Notice la hereby given that on me
3ist day VI May, 1895. Charles L. jack
son and David Henderson, partners
dong business AT No. 6s Main Street
Salt Lake cry. Utah. under the arm
name and style ~ jackson a ilend,r-
son. made a general assignment for the
benefit OF their creditors 20 the under
signed. Frank NJ. CnHtletOn. assignee
and AN the creditors ~ the said lhl'
ful NJ jackson a. Henderson are herr.
hy notified and required 10 prescnt
their claim under oath. 10 the under
signed, assignee within three month'
from the date of the FIRST publication
hereof
Date OF nrst publication OF this no.
tice, June .. 1893
FRANK NJ. CAsTLEToE,
Assignee
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Nortt
OF Amendment 10 Articles ~ Incorpor.
alton Of the Aurora Mining a
Milling Company.

Notice n hereby given that meet.
ing of the stockholders Of the sHif cot.
poratlon ~ hereby called 90 ho held on
the 10th day OF June. is13. a. tn hour
of twelve. at u north Mlin ~. in saIt
Lake city Utah. FOR the purpose 10
ADOPTING the following prpr0a 4
amendment 10 tho Articloa of lncor.
purati1n. 90 wit; The Articles " tu.
corporation are amended by adding 10
Article Is the following; 1.-THE Board
OF Directors Of said corporation may
assess the capital stock ~ said com.
pnuy, although the same has boon
fully paid. under the following limIta.
lions. not more than two az aaaa.s.
mpnta shall BE- levied In any one year
aud not more than uuC-huf cent rHr
sharr shalt be levied In any one aHaesr.
mont. peforu the second levy " na.
Hefamcnt can be- made. N such second
assessment is necessary. the written
consent Of the holders OF two-thlrda N
an the capital stock Issued shall be-
fiiod with the secretary.
JOHN KfRtSMAN. President.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
Dated this 10th day OF May 1873
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srocnno,.prn.. MrrrlNn.

Notice II hereby given that the an
nunl meeting Of the stockholders 81 tho
sevlcf Mining and Milling Company
viii he held at the general Office "
said company nt No. ~ 20 tsi south
Tenth East Street In Salt Ia. CITY
ana County. and state NJ Utah. on tho
second Tuesday In June. being June
18th. a. -. ises. NJ o'clock .. IN. for
The purpose NJ Ciocting board NJ di.
rcctorn Tor the ensuing year. ana iTnur.
acting such other business nH MAJ
properly come before the meeting.
Dated May goth A. n 1893.
T.. y. MCKINNEY. Secretary.
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Sorior 10 CONTRACTORS.
nee or the Board OF Public works.
n..Nt Hnf civ Hail

onire or the Board Of Public works.
Room 900. Clty Hail
Salt Lake city. May 20. 1895.
Sealed proposals viii De received az
this ONCE until 1850 am % Friday.
Juno 40. isps. Tor the work 90 com
rtrIrting a pipe sewer on the east aide
uf second East street. from Second
South street running thence north ll2.s
fert according 60 plans IN the city En-
gIuetr'H office,
Instructions 20 bidders. together
with specifications ana forms Tor cons
tract and bond. can be- obtained upon
application az the office OF the board,
The riEht 10 reserved 10 reject any
and AN bldg.
ily order OF the Board of Public
Works, G. l.. HAtNEH.
Chairman.
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Kansas city Kan. June 10 "A cloud
burst about n o'clock t1night 100 ths
vicinity OF Chelsea park o. suburban
pleasure resort about three mlHa
southwest ~ here is believed Co have
caused the death ~ 1t least four per-
sons and possibly more An artificial
lake had been created ln the park hy
the building ~ 70 dam, uCrlHH Jersey
creek Tho nlod OF water carried away
this dam and q torrent poured out over
me lowlands along the creek HAN "a
dozen houses standing near Jersey
creek were carried away.
AIRS, W, urcenl"e, living on Thlr-
- -''-'"' "ear the creek, was
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Norrcr 10 srocKuoLprns

Tho annual meeting. according 20 me
articles ~ Incorporation Of tho copper
Mountain Mining ana Milling company
IA called for tho hrft Monday IN July
1885 but that date being legal hou'
day said meeting ~ hereby called ~
meet az room q. Central block, SAT-
Lake city. Tuesday, July o, 1895, AZ 10
o'clock am, said meeting viii be held
directors Tor The ensuing term ana 90
transact any other business that may
properly come before 10.
L. II, BEAsON. Secretary
Dated June 4. 1895.
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Salt Lake city May 20. ises
NOritL ~ ASSIGNMENT.
Sheen Rock Mining mud Milling Com
pany Room 900 Progress Uu.ld-
ing. Salt Lake city. Utah

Notice ia hereby rlyrn that al 70 meet.
inu or the directors held ON the giat
day of May 1898 an nfaDHHmyut NJ ten
cents per share was levied un tho ouu-
it1i stock ~ tho corporation. payable
Immediately 60 simon Errmnn Treas.
urcr of the sheep Rock Mining and
Milling Co.. Room 800 Progress uulid.
ing. Salt Lake city. Utah. ANY stock
upon which this assessment may rr-
main unpaid ,n tho l0th day Of juno.
1855. will boz delinquent and advertised
Tor rlis nc public auction and unless
payment lH made before viii o.. sold on
tho 18Th day ~ July is4s, tu pay tho
delinquent assessment. together with
cost Of advertising md expense of ale.
JOSEPH uOEHMEU,
Secretary.
sheep Rock Mining and Milling Co.
Room 900 Progress Hullding, salt
Lake city Utah.