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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-12

CRAIG-May 2s. 1898. to the wife of A. E. Craig, daughter
 DOZIER-In Modesto, June 6, 1898. to the wife of E. C. DoZier, a daughter DESMOND-In this city, June g. 1898, to the wife of T. Desmond. daughter. EGAN-In this city. June 1, 1898, to the wife of Frank J. Egan, a FRANCESCO this city, June s, 1898, to the wife of F. Francescovich, son. HANSEN-In this city, June g, 1898. to the wife of Captain C. C. Hansen. daughter. HOLZKAMP-June 6, 1898, to the wife of Charles c. Holzkamp, daughter. KUHLS-In this city, June g, 1898, to the wife of Henry Kuhls, a daughter. LARkINS-In this city, June 10. ls9S to the wife of James A. Larkins, daughter. LAYDON-In this city, June :, 1898. to the wife of Darby Laydon, daughter. McCOY-June ?. 1898, to the wife of Bert A. Mccoy, a son.
 McENTIRE-In Brentwood May 3O 1898, to the wife of John McEntire, son. McGUIRE-In this city. May 22 1898, to the wife of Frank ]. Mcclure. a son. MAGUIRE-In this city. June g. 1898. to the wife of Frank Mcguire, a daughter. MAHREN-In this city, June :. 1898, to the wife of James T. Mahren, a son. MARCOTT-In Santa Cruz, June ,, 1SsS to the wife of J. Marcott, a son. O'BRIEN-In this city. June g. 1898. to the wife of William O Brien, daughter. PFITzER-In Volta. May 26. 1898, to the wife Andy Pftzer, daughter. ROACH-June 1, 1898. the wife of Joseph Roach. son.
 RIFKEN-In this city, June 1O 1898. to the wife of H. Rifken, daughter. RODGERS-In Los Angeles, April 14, 1898, to the wife of Joseph D. Rodgers, twin sons. SMITH-On Sand Creek June 3, 1898, to the wife of J. B. Smith, SALTER-In this city. June 1. 1898, to the wife of H. W. Salter, daughter. TORRES-May 26, 1898, to the wife of Albert J. Torres. daughter. TRoYER-In this city, May 2s 1ssS to the wife of c. w. Troyer, daughter. WEDEKIND-In this city, May 27. 1898. to the wife of Frank F. Wedekind daughter WILKINSON-In this city. June s. 1898. to the wife ofSGeorge H. Wilkinson, son. WELDY-At the Vivian ranch. on the San Joaquin River, May 20, 1898, to the wife of James Weldy. a daughter.
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Patriotic Woolnnan.

The head camp of the racific jurisdic- tion of the Woodmen of the World is completing arrangements for the purpose of providing a fund of S7500 to be expend- ed for special nurses for members of the order in the service of the United States who may be wounded on the battlef1elds at the Philippine Islands. All the camps in the jurisdiction having members in the army or navy of the United States have decided to keep such members in good standing during the war.
 Mission Camp, at it's last held meetingy entertained about fifty boys in blue who are members of the order and are sta- toned at Camp Merritt. There was pre- scented a fine programme for their enter- tainment.
 To-morrow night Oakland Camp will give banquet to the Woodmen who are in the various regiments now at Camp Merritt. It is expected that more than one hundred of the soldier Woodmen will accept the invitation.
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AGUINALD0 STORMS
 MANILA'S DEFENSES
Unless the Price Is Taken From His Head a Massacre May
 Follow,

NEW YORK, June 11.-A special ca ble from Hongkong says that battle for the possession of Manila is in pro- gress between the Spanish forces and those of Aguinaldo. Admiral Dewey has promised to prevent a massacre should the insurgents capture the city. The Spanish Governor has been noti- fled that, unless he withdraws the price put upon the head of the insur- gent leader, Aguinaldo, he will get no quarter. Otherwise the rules of civil ized warfare will be strictly adhered to. As a result of this price being placed on his head three attempts have been made to take Aguinaldo's life.
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COMET DISCOVERED
 AT LICK OBSERVATORY.
Chance Find Made by an Astronomer While Photographing the
 Heavens '

LICK OBSERVATORY. June IA comet was discovered here this evening by MT. Coddington, fellow in astronomy. It is in constellation Scorpio. about ona degree northeast of the bright star An tares
 The discovery was made by photog- raphy. A plate exposed for other pur- poses on that region of the sky. showed when developed a strong trail produced by a strange object. MT. Coddington ex- amined the object and found it to be comet of about the eighth magnitude Observations by Professor Hussey showed that it is moving toward the southeast about one degree day.
 As soon as observations have been taken on three evenings its orbit will be computed. MT. Wright observed it's spec- form with continuous spectrum and weak carbon bands.
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Foresters, Relief Society.

At a meeting of the Companions of the Forest of America in the Alcazar the preliminary steps were taken to or ganize a relief society to be composed of Companions and of Foresters. which shall have for its object the furnishing com- forts to soldiers who shall go to the front and the caring for the dependents of For esters who have enlisted and who may be in need. It Is proposed to ask each court and circle to contribute S5 to fund and then ask each Forester to contribute 10
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SEVEN AMERICAN
 RECORDS BROKEN.
Cyclist McDufie Easily Winner in the Fifteen Mile Race With
 HOvt

BERKELEY OVAL, New ork, June 1.-The race meet held at the Berkeley oval track to-day attracted a fair sized crowd. The principal event was a 15- mile multicycle paced match race be- tween E. McDuffie of Cambridge, Mass, and Fred c. Hoyt of Bridgeport, Conn. McDuffie won the race by nearly a third Of a mile, besides breaking the American records for two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight miles. Hoyts poor show ing was chiefly due to the inability of his pacemakers to work properly a the sev eral relays.
 r, one mile, handicap professionalism heat Pori CalaWeli. Waltham (70. won J. Eden, YarE ,s6n sS6snerateh9 second H E. Terrill. New 1ork toO(, third Time 2:04 3-5.
 Te E Tlle, Tarn,n tandem professiona-Final heat P; 1S;u Bowler and A. Gardiner (scratch), third. Fifteen miles, muticycle paced match race I3a IGdwar1 McDuffe, Cambridge won Fred O. times of the distances in which McDuffie broke sle Ieeoras were: Two miles,, McDuffe's record S:29; former record 3:34 2-5 Three 5iS ises, NcFufhes @ time 5;1o $,5 former record. former record, 7:0S 4-5 Five miles, McDufhe's [f3l:s EeC0ra: S:44; former record S:59. Six miles, McDulne $ record 1O;31 1-5; former record, 10:45, seven mics; McDuffe's record, 12:19 1-5; former record l2:33 S-5 Eight miles, McDufhe's rec- ora, Ii;Oo; former record, 14:24 2-5.
 PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-Good rac- ing characterized the eighth annual meet of the Quaker City Wheelmen at Tloga to-day The most interesting race was the five mile handicap, professional, in which thirty-two men started. The race was won by Paul Bouret the Frenchman, with w. s. Anderson of Memphis second. The five mile pursuit race between Star buck and Fred Sims of Philadelphia re- suited in an easy victory for Starbuck, who passed Sims on the tenth lap. Time, 12:17 1-5.
 One mile. handicap. professional-Robert Walthour Atlanta (50), won; J. A. Shome. Philadelphia S0), second W. R. Becker, Minneapolis (40), third: Irene Cavally France G0, fourth. Time. 2:05 2-5.
 One mile. open, professional-Fred Sims, Philadelphia, won A. l. Brown, Cleveland, second; Cavally third, Walthour fourth. Time, 2:25 1-5.
 Five miles. handcap-Paul Bouret, France (S0) won; ". 6. Anderson, Memphis (250). sec- ond; c. L Kraemer, Philadelphia (225) thrdl Robertson, England (scratch) fourth. Times Il: 2-5.
 BUFFALO. June 11.-Much of the in- terest was taken away from the second days racing of the State circuit bicycle races by the fact that Bald did not com- pete.
 One mile open. professional-O. L. Stevenss Ottumwa, Iowa, won; Howard Freeman, secs ond; Major Taylor. third; F. A. McFarlands fourth Time 2:O3 2-5.
 Two-mile handicap, professionally. s. Al+ llen Philadelphia 125 yards, won; Charles Worsick. Buffalo. 150 yards. second Tom Cooper, Detroit, 10 yards third. Time, 4:22 3-5.
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JUDGE GERALD
 HAS BEEN ACQUITTED.
End of the Difficulties Growing Out of Braun's Arraignment of
 Baylor University

ST. LOUIS, June 11.-A special to the Post Dispatch from Dallas, Tex, says: Judge G. B. Gerald was acquitted by a jury at Waco this evening of the charge of murder for having killed w. A. and J. w. Harris, brothers, who were publishers of the Waco Times Herald In November last. The tragedy was one of several growing out of W. c. Braun's warfare on Baylor Baptist University in Braun's Iconoclast. On the announcement of the verdict of ac- quittal to-day, Judge Gerald, who is now the editor of Braun's IconOclast, Braun having been recently killed in a street duel, was given an ovation by a large number of his friends and former partisans of Braun.
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BUNKER HILL DAY.
Great Preparations Being Made for the Celebration to Be Held in
 Los Gatos

For the past two months weekly meet fngs have been held at the Occidental Hotel by the joint committees of the Bunker Hill Association, the Sons of Yer mont, the Sons of the American Revolu- ton and the California Society of Pio- neers for the special purpose of prepar- ing celebration for the one hundred and twenty-third anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill Although the member ship and influence of the four great patri- otic organizations are very large in them selves, yet the committee have not stop ped there, but have invited all other loyal American orders to cordially assemble at Los Gatos on Friday. June IT,
 The residents of the latter place have begun decorating their town in prepara- tion for the. celebration, and have unani- mously decided to suspend business on been invited to attend, and it is expected that many will accept the cordial invita- tion. Mayor Phelan has already signified his intention of going, and many will fol- low his example.
 An interesting programme has been pre- pared for the day, and is as follows: Overture grand medley of patriotic airs Invocation Rev. F. J. H. Van Deerlin
 Chaplain of the day.
 Opening remarks as,aoat m ,n William C. Badger Song, Star Spangled Banner ,............
 ..-,;:........: Mrs. Tillie salnger- -Branson Song, Sword of Bunker Hill' ............. Remarks Judge E. A. Becher
 Introducing Orator)
 Grafton ............. Hon. Samuel NJ Shortridge Song .................... Columbia Male Quartet Song. America '.................... By audience
 Led by A. O. Perkins.
 Benediction ...................Rev T. J. Lacy After the exercises luncheon will be served to the officers of the societies and invited guests, when toasts will be given. A fine band will discourse music for all who enjoy dancing, and fifty handsome prizes have been collected for games and
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MEASUREMENTS.
A SOLDIER
 CURED
CAMP MERRITT

SAN FRANCISCO, June g. 1Sss
 DIR. PIERCE & SON-Gentle- men; Last October, while at Fort Bliss, Fl Paso, Texas, I sent for one of your famous "Dr. Pierce's Electric Belts for Rheumatism. etc, and after using it only two months my complaints entirely disappeared and have not been troubled with any pain or discom- 1ort since. I consider your Belt to be the finest body-battery in exist- ence, as the electric current is both powerful and lasting. I pur- chased your No. xxx Belt and now, after using it several months, it is as good as new.
 heartily recommend Dr. Plerce.s Electric Belt to all suffer& CTS. Yours gratefully,
 JOHN P. ANDERSON,
 %; H, 18th Inf'y, U. S. Army. Call at office or write for ouR free Book No. g." Address
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Soldiers Have a Ffnht

Thomas Mcvey and William Ferris,. both of Company G, Wyoming Volun~s teers, became involved in a row in a sa-; loon on Point Lobos avenue yesterday
 afternoon. A few hot words were passed, when McVey drew a packet knife andl stabbed Ferris in the back and cheek. The injured man was taken to the hos; pital on the camp grounds. where 1t
 was found that his injuries, although
 painful, were not of a serious nature,
 McVey was locked up in the guardi house.
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CARRANZA AND DUBOSC
 WILL SAIL FOR MADRID
Tn the Meantime Secret Service and Private Detectives Will Care
 fully Watch Them.

OTTAWA, Ont, June 11.-Lieutenant Carranza and Senor Dubosc will sail for Madrid from Montreal on saturday, June 25, two weeks from to-day. In the meantime, it is stated in o-dcial circles, Canadian secret service men and pri- vate detectives are to watch their movements closely
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REA FILES HIS ANSWER.
San Jose "Boss" Denies That He
 Slandered J. P. Jarman.

SAN JOSE, June 11-James w. Req to- day filed an answer to the $50 900 islander suit brought against him by ex-Council- man J. P. Jarman. Boss" Req denies that he ever said Jarman received $400 for his vote in the matter of purchasing the steam street roller for the city or that he ever slandered nim.
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"Terrible Turk" Bests a Greek.

NEW YORK, June 11.-In the wrest ling match tonight at Madson-souare Garden between Yousouf and Heraklides the Turk won the first fall in 47 seconds. on a half Nelson. He twisted the Creeks neck in such a manner that Heraklfdes was unconscious for half a minute. The Greek was able to go on fifteen minutes later. The Turk won the second fall and the match in one minute and ten seconds
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Pacific Coast Pensions.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Pensions have been granted as follows: California-Orig- inal: George A. Gustin, Soldier Home. Los Angeles, $S; John c. Dixon, Los An geles, $6; Benjamin Rexford, Soldiers Home, Los Angeles, SIP Increase: Ethan Allen Los Angeles, $S to SIP
 ashington-Original: Isaac H. Sprague Ballard, $S. Reissue: Johnson c. Hewitt, Tacoma $S
 oregon-original: Charles B. Spencer, Fremont S6
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JIMINEz UNDER ARREST.
Will Be Tried at Nassau on a Charge
 of Piracy.

PORTA PLATA. San Domingo, June 1-President Heureaux returned from Inagua yesterday. He caused the ar rest there of General JimineZ. The trial of Jiminez will take place in Mas sau. He will be charged with piracy.
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spaniard in the Volunteers.

HANFORD, June 1.-The second lieutenant selected last night by the volunteer company is of Spanish birth His name is Peter c. Carrasco. He is a popular man and loyal to the stars and stripes.
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Places for Democrats.

LOS ANGELES, June 11.-Official State Organizer Norton of the National Asso- citation of Democratic Clubs has appointed D. H. Arnold of Colusa treasurer and E. N Rector of Merced secretary of the California division.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

The Earl Fruit Company auctioned California fruit as follows:
 MONTREAL June 11.-Plums- -Clyman, s1 25 @ 10, average s1 s5. Peaches-Alexander, boxes, S1 s5d2 15. average s1 s4; single crates, sl 756 % average S1 90; seeding, s1 65d1 90, aver age S1 T; Newcastle, sl coal 75. average s1 72.
 NEW YORK. June 11.-Cherries-Black Tar tarian, S5cG1 65, average s1 12; Royal Anne, S5c dS1 70 average s1: Bigereau, 95cds1 15. aver age s1 09. Two sold.
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AN INSANE WIPES DEED.
Drags Her Husband Over Blazing Gasoline and Fatally
 Burns Him.

CINCINNATI. June n-Mrs. Mary Hentz, supposed to be insane, to-day fa- tally burned her husband by dragging him to the kitchen and forcing him backward over flaming gasoline which she had pre- viously ignited in a frying pan. The hus- bands screams brought help, but not until the man was fatally burned Mrs. Heintz herself was badly burned, but gave no sign of suffering
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows: John A. Pett and Perry Annie Duncan. 22-Ie David Jacobs and Augusta Lossn1a ...... 43-3e Charles H. Davis and Aurora Baldrarna 4i-S2 Herman Zweig and Catherine Humbert. 46-4 A William A. Chunky and Phoebe Wise. ..... .35- 2J Manly C. Burns and Florence Younglove. .29- 20 Alfred G. Ehmann and Clara Atinger. .... 25-2 %
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MARRIED.

LA FAYETTE-HOITT-I Burlingame, June l, 1898, by the Rev. Horatio Stebbins. D. D.. Fay Nj. La Fayette and Gladys Hoitt.
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Mills Renominated.

CHICAGO, June 11.-Congressman D.. w. Mills was to-day unanimously re-
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from st. Marys. Kan. and it takes 6l aO0 eggs to make up such load.
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cents month during the war. As there are 5000 ForesterS and 1900 Companions in the. State quite a handsome sum will be
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c Siebrand, Vallejo J NJ Pr A Hagerty. Minn W D c H Dunn. Sacto IS New T Huntington. Sacto ] Dav, c NJ Blair, l. Ang A Bun H Dalton, Marysville A de J R Miller. Healdsbg San
 J W Jenkins. Cal c Mel A Fl Hall. Cal T Han B c Carol, Stockton E A T P Adams. Stockton J C TT C Siebrand&w, Vallejo W H I J E Gogne, New Orlns F Gun G w Ely. Montgomery T Clal J E Govan, Sacto l. Ene N l. Cole, Wash Miss M F Garrison & S, Mo Mrs M J P Stewart. Mo J E \ J Wilson, Porterville P O P s Gillion. PortersvillelW P F H w Crabb, Cal J w I c Morton &5 W. Sacto E F S' J Darlington, U S A H G J w Rhudy. L s A F A C c E McSwain, s Clara P Swe R Alderman. s Clara A w ] J M Brooks, l. Ang Gen c F c Gibbons, Stockton G A Cl J Danielson. Suisun F. w Miss Danielson. Suisun H c B T Leonard. Pa J F H. E Anderson Manitoba M liar
 PALACE HOTE Mrs Sheldon. Boston w WIT C l. Knobe. Chicago J D P J K Shines, Boston Miss F A Davies, Boston W H { Mrs Davies, Boston L R c Wilder, Sacto T l. I Mrs Wilder. Sacto E M C J Bremner. Sacto P Thor Mrs Bremner. Sacto T F Sy " A Richards. Wyo lC A s J D Freeborn. Wyo s E B A c Richards. Gal J H Ki H II Pitcher, Livrmore H Sen F Nj Van Ness, Cal Mrs w J Joyce. Hartford r A s; w T Kearney. s Cruz L M E M c Seligman. N I
 BALDWIN HOTF G W Heffner. Chgo T W N Ford. Denver c E g McKinn & i'm. Sac H Der Nj E Harris. Oakland J F H Choynski, F Baker H E
 O W Counsil, Corning l I WI F C Love, & w,Selma B c M Kohn, N Y R E Mrs J Young, Seattle M c H E O'Neal, Sacto w Tn E Peterson, N Y R Rue H K Clark, N Y J F H Maca, Chicago J Dow W D Davis, Chicago P E J Schilling, Goat Is R B ] G H Laney, St Louis F N J B Barr, Ottawa
 NEW WESTERN | G H Jones, Sacto 10 M B c B Calder, Providence F Wei W Stark, New York G Bade Dr. D Comiskey, Cal J Bark G Cartwright. Alameda Mrs N F Widar, San Jose R D TT J c Wright, San Diego A M l c L Nichols, Los Ang D l. R J F Coleman. Phoenix Miss M R Jordan, Butte w A B
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BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the published
 BORN.
 BLoTE-In this city. June 4. 1898. to the wife of Fl. F B. Blote, son.
 CARMICHAEL-In this city, June 2. 1928. to the wife of F. A. Carmichael. daughter
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BIDS Wanted-Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Directors of the Veterans Home Associa- ton at its office. 13. 32O Sansome st. San Francisco, Cal. up to 10 O clock a. rn Saturday. June 9, 1898, and opened mme- diately thereafter in the presence of bidders for furnishing and delivering quarter1naster and commissary supplies for the Veterans Home Napa County, Cal (railroad station Yountville). for the six months commencing July l. 1898, and ending December 3l 1898. Schedules with information and instructions for submitting bids will be furnished upon application by the undersigned. Bidders will carefully follow the conditions of the schedules, and no bid will be considered un- less it is in accordance with such schedules. Each bidder must accompany his bid with a certified check upon some well known and re- sponsible banking house for at least 10 per cent Of the amount of his bid, payable to J. c. Currier. treasurer, conditioned that the bidder will enter into a good and valid con- tract upon notice of acceptance required by law. The board reserves the right to reject any all bids and to order any quan- tity under the amount specified.
 Address J. J. SCOVILLE, Secretary Veter- ans Home Association, room 13, 320 Sansome St. San Francisco, Cal. By order of the Board of Directors.
 J. J. SCOVILLE, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRA RACTORS-Pursuant tn an order or eI tRe 6oara s @ or trustees of the State tice Is hereby given that sealed Droposa ls will be received by said board until 10 o clock m. of June 24. 1898, for furnishing the materials and performing the labor necessary for the erection and completion of the cen School building.
 Separate proposals will be received and separate contracts made for furnishing the materials and performing the labor neces- sary for each of the following parts of said building. to wit: l. For the masonry work including all brick, concrete and cement work and all necessary excavations and fiji ing; 2, for the iron work; g. for the carpenter pastering, electric and glazing work: 4 for the plumbing and gas-fitting work: 5 for the timing and galvanized iron work; G. for painting and vanishing
 No proposal will be considered unless ac- compsnied with a bond of such proposer equal to 10 per cent of his proposal. with at least two good and sufficient sureties con ---'oned that fl his proposal shall be ac- cepted he will duly enter into proper con tract
 Each proposal must he made on blanks furnished for that purpose. and. together with the aforementioned bond. inclosed in sealed envelope. addressed to the Trustees State Normal School of San Diego. with an indorsement thereon showing what portion Of the building Is covered by the incosed pro- pcsal. and delivered to the Merchants Ns tional Bank of san Diego. California, before 10 O clock a. m. Of June 24. 1898
 Said proposals will be publicly opened and contracts based thereon will be made on June 24. 1898. et 10 o'clock a. m. at room 35 Fisher Opera house block, in San Diego. Gail, forna.
 The contractors to whom contracts are awarded will be required to file with ss i6 board Q good and sufficient bond to the amount of 25 per cent of the contract price for the faithful and proper performance of his contract.
 The plans and specifications of said build ing can be seen during business hours at the office of Hebbard & Gill. architects Grant building. san Diego. California
 The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any or all proposals made
 State Normal School of San Diego, Cali forna.
 By W R. GUY. President Board Trustees. Attest; ROBERT c. JONES. Secretary.
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,RN HOTEL

70 M Bradley, Sacto
 F Weidman. Merced
 G Badenhauer. Oakdale J Barker, Reno
 Mrs N Land, Stockton
 R D Timmons, Toronto A M Fulton. Toronto D l. Rutledge. Cal
 Miss M Toohey. Sacto w A Bender. Cal
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HOTEL.

T w Clark, U s N c E Ely, Fresno
 H Demmick, s Louis J E Hadler, Vallejo H E Middleton, N Y l I Vile, U s N
 B c Baxter. Lodi
 R E Carter, Montreal M c McCuen. Portld w Thomison, Boston R Fucker. Phila
 J F Downing, Penn J Downing, Maine
 F E Blazo, Stockton R B Parker. Englnd E N Sharp, St Louis
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Aeger, Joseph Anderson. Ernest E. Antoniewicz. Joy ,fina Bernard. Frank Carmichael. Wilhel-
 mIna C.
 Carouthers. Edwin A. Freeman. Moses $. Calvin. Margaret Gould. Margaret Johonson, Mary Johnson. Otto
 Kappeler. Hanna M. Keller. Charles E. Kelly, William J. Kieffer, Katharine