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Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
For heirs Of Mike Scannell

Cnamberiain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be de-
pended upon and lie pleasant and safe
to take. Sold by Woodbridge & Purdy
and Buckner & Whitney, druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

w. L. Corner and family r enter
tanning Mrs. Julia Eaton, OF CentraIia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

Don't You think Maud's affection
for athletics is a p~retensef'
ono. l do not. l know she is engaged
to q whole football slsvsa. "--Indianap-
/ oIfs TouwuaI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

DIR. Joseph L. Bridgtord, of Macon,
lie here TO spend Christmas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
Public Sale Of Land.

Notice is hereby given that on the
eth day Of January, 1899, I win sell, at
public auction, at the east front door
Of the Court Houae, In Mexico, Mis-
souri,, between the hours Of Q o'clock,
N, and 8 o'clock, p. m. all the
following lands in Audrain County,
Missouri, to-wit: East bali southwest
quarter, section fifteen (15), township
fly (50), range seven "a, for one
half eash, balance on two or three
years. time with 7 per cent. interest.
This farm lie in good state OF cultiva-
ton and near Martinsburg, Missouri.
Title Is perfect.
p. II. sOANNRLL,
u. at. For heirs Of Mike acannell
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

Ohas. e. Storr is in jackson, Mise,
en- route TO Havana, Cuba.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

Robert Allen is able to be out agair
after a severe spell of illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
Il Is a new plaster.
Miss aeorgIe Picket is stil very Il!

Miss George Picket is stiIl very Ill.
Mrs. H. P. Warden is quite III Of the
grippe.
Miss Pearl Mckinney is in Hannibal
on a visit.
Hon. O, =. Sss1Is sSEoms from JEFF
ferson City.
w. H. Adams was here from Macon
Wednesday.
Lieut.. "Jake" johnson is in Mexico
for the holidays.
H. Weber, Of Benton City, was in
Mexico last week.
Roy Key is able to be out after a
severe spell of illness.
L. A. Martin was q visitor from
ehillicothe Wednesday.
Geo. Harray, of Louisiana, Mo-,
was in town Wednesday.
Robert Allen is able to be out again
after a severe spell Of illness.
Ohas. e. Storr is IN jackson, Mise,
en- route to Havana, Cuba.
DIR. Joseph L. Bridgtord, Of Macon,
Is here TO spend Christmas.
w. L. Corner and family are enter
tanning Mrs. Julia Eaton, Of Centralia.
Mrs. NJ. N. Nelson and children
are In Vandalia to spend Christmas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

Geo. Harray, of Louisiana, Mo.
was In town Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

believe They Can Assure she Perma-
hence Of the single standard-Mc-
KIniey'n Mean Treatment OF Cello
nei w. ). Bryxs-Fsow LineoIn Acted
In n gfwfnmr cane
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

H. Weber, of Benton City, was il
Mexico last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

L. A. Martin was q visitor from
ohillicothe Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

Roy Key is able to be out after
severe spell OF illness.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13

flats on the southerly line of Clay street. east of Jones.
 Flats are to be built for E. Temple Ala bama street. near Twentieth, on plans by Max well G. Bugbee
 The lot on the corner of Twenty third and Douglass streets Is to be purchased by the Board of Education for s12,0OO and twelve class school building will be shortly erected. Its probable cost will be S35, 900.
 The Crocker estate will shortly improve the property the northerly line of Post street, between Kearny and Grant avenue. It ex- tends from Gardner street, running in the rear of the White House to the building on the corner of Grant avenue occupied by the Bo- hemian Club. The principal tenants are the Wilson Restaurant and the Butterick Pattern Company, whose leases are soon to expire. The frontage of the lot is 99 feet, with 1ls feet Tn th. rear at depth of 1876 and an opening on Ashburton street to Grant avenue. The height ana internal arrangements of the new building will depend upon negotiations which are now prnte eding with several persons The number of stores and the fitting up of the upper stories either as lofts as offices will decide these details In any event the structure will be from five to seven stories high, and will be in Keeping with that portion of the street which is in the heart of what may be termed the ladies carriage trade
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
A Writ Will Not End the Botkin Case.
SEVEN MORE COMPLAINTS
GOVERNORS WARNING WAS IN
 GOOD FAITH.
The Defense Recalls Significant Threats Made by Lees Before the Gov
 ernor.
Chief Lees is 1t.

Until yesterday he had not arrived at a full comprehension of what that little coup effected on Tuesday by the Botkin defense meant to the prosecution
 Yesterday, however, he arrived. He realized that Governor Budd's recent warning to him was out of the kindness of the executive heart and in good faith When the eXtradition matter was first officially noticed by the Governor he in formed Chief Lees that, no matter what decision was rendered, the course of Lne prosecution would be forced to the ends of the defense; that Chief Lees case was in bad light then and would be worse after the decision. It is noticeable that The Chief is Of late seldom unadOrned by
 The scheme worked on Monday by the defense which resulted in the habeas corpus proceedings being thrown into the Court for final settlement robbed the prosecution of the right of any appeal. From Superior Court rulings there is no appeal in habeaS corpus proceedings.
 If Judge Cook and his colleagues, sit ting in bank grant the petition for writ Of habeaS corpus. the one course remain ing 10 the prosecution Is the filing of a complaint in this State upon whatever charge against Mrs Botkin the Code
 Governor Budd is of the opinion that she can be tried in California upon the full charge of murder Chief Lees has stated that in his opinion the only charges preferable here are attempt t0 murder and mixing poison with food. Whichever charge is possible, a writ of habeas cor puS will finally dispose of any further eXtraditiOn possibilities SO far as the mur- der of Mrs Dunning is concerned. There will still remain, however, the charge Tor the murder of Mrs. Deaue ana It IS thought that. all else falling, Lees wnl seek to hold custody of hls prisoner by rescrting to the alternative charge.
 The basis of this belief is in threat made by Chief Lees Before Attorney Gen eral Fitzgerald. He said: There were lrgl sored by eating that candy, and .f George Knight tries to monkey with me I'll bring charges on every case
 has monkeyed' with the Chief with some little success, the defense is of the opin- ion that the Chief intends to arrange with the Delaware authorities to have further charges brought and further ex- tradition asked for.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
FED HIS FAMILY FIRST. Gustave Schaechtel, Fruit Dealer Convicted of Cruelty to His
 Horse

Gustave SchaechteI. who keeps a fruit store at Fourteenth and Valencia streets. was convicted by Judge Conian yesterday of cruelty to animals, and was ordered in custody to appear for sen tence this morning.
 Officer Hooper of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, who made the arrest. testified that the horse owned by the defendant, which was used in carting fruit from the market to his store was literally starved to death, and had sores on it's back.
 When questioned by the Judge the de- fendant said he had enough to do to feed his family, without considering the horses feelings He admitted that the animal was poorly fed but he had to look after his family first
 The Judge was so incensed at the de- fendants apparent heartIessness that he ordered him into custody to appear for
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
MIDWEEK NOTES OF
 THE ACTOR WORLD

Blanche Bates has scored one of the hir- of her career in the title part or "The Dancing Girl" and business is on the boom at the Baldwin. The fraWley company will continue this play through out the week. presenting q Daily comedy, Love in Harness next Monday.
 Nance O'NeiTs engagement at the Col unbta closes with Sunday night per formanCe- of Elizabeth" The regular combination season at this theater com menceS Monday with Mathews ana 6uI- ger in By the Sad Sea Waves, farce comedy which they have entitled a rag time opera" Mathews and Bulger were a big success here last St son, and no end of good things are promised Tn Ihelr new production.
 The comic opera season at the Tivol is in fall blast with The Circus Queen. 70 Ed Stevens has a good part, and Annie Meyers, Anna Lichcer Elvia CToX, Will liam Pruett. William West and the others of the company contribute d cast that would attract favorable attention any where.
 The AicazaT is playing in luck. 'In now ..5Tha Vie > which was put on Mon day night promises d duplicate run The house is crowded at every performance, showing that BelasCO's old heart-wTinger still attracts the sentimental public.
 The Signal of Liberty" will finish out Q fOrtnights run on Sunday, making way for Clara Thropp and her company in a musical comedy called Where's Ma tilda?" The organization numbers tWen- ty, including Frank M kendrick, late of Julia Arthur's company; Robert F'ulsOn, George 5. Triple, Barthey Cushing. Ella Dunbar, Moilfe Swift and other people more or less known.
 The Lights c London" famous old melOdTama, Is receiving an excellent pro- duction at the Grand, where it will con- tnUe all week.
 The Orpheum has a taking card in Mary Norman in society impersonations. Towards ponies furnish a clean. clever animal act. and the rest of the bill is up to the average.
 Robert Downing in d scene from Tn gOmar,' and Solorate, the illuminated dancer, are special attractions at the AL hambra, where, by the way, the attend ance is better than it has been In the past.
 Serio-comic singers, long-haired violin ists, animals and two persons who call themselves "legmaniacs'' are drawing the crowds at the Chutes.
 The tenth concert of the AIinetti Quin- tet takes place on Saturday afternoon in the Young Men's Christian Association auditorium.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
In the Divorce Cnnrts

An order was made yesterday by Judge Bahrs compelling Louis Abraham to pay his wife, Rebecca Abraham, $100 month alimony pending the outcome of a suit lateiy lhstituted by Mrs Abraham for a divorce. Sarah r. Delamore has annIfed for divorce from Frank Delamore. aIleg- ing cruelty as cause of action. Suits have been filed by Charles o ue9gfIlon HaSaoa against Ada M. Hewes, Mary L. I.unTon against James E. Lupton, Mary J. War ". Thompson against Arthur V. Thnmnn ana son. A0iHP
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
APOSTOLIC DELEGATE TO CUBA. The Pope Has Appointed Archbishop
 Chappelle of New Orleans

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12-Cardinal Gib- bons. who is here attending the meeting of the Archbishops at the Catholic Uni versity, received a cablegram from Rome to-day announcing that the Pope had appointed Archbishop Chappelle of New Orleans as apostolic delegate to Cuba. He will retain his position at New Orleaas, his new field being a special mission Archbishop Chappelle is now at Rome
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
Railway switchman Killed.

PORT COSTA, Oct. 12.-Ed Anderson, railroad switchman, was instantly killed here at noon. Anderson was riding on the front end of the engine on his way to dinner. The engine left the track. An derson was horribly mangled. The de- ceased was 8 years of age, and had worked for the Southern Pacific about oh
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
Child Fatally Burned.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 12.--A 3-year-oId daugh- ter of J. A. Garrett, while playing with burned. She died this morning after in- tense suffering, having inhaled the flames.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
Johanna Peterson's Will.

The will of Johanna Peterson. who died August 30, leaving an estate valued at s370O, was filed for probate yesterday: The entire estate is bequeathed SeVert Peterson husband of the testatrix.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
THE SENSATION OF THE CENTURY
 GLEN PARK-The Mission Zoo.

GRAND OPENING SUNDAY, OCT. 16.
 CAN HE DO IT? PROFESSOR J. WILLIAMS. the World-Re-
 nowned High Wire Athlete, VIII attempt the hazardous and unprecedented feat of walking wire cable 1000 feet in length across Glen Park Canyon 300 feet above the ground for a wager of $500. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION AND PARA
 CHUTE DESCE4, l. Concert commencing at F o'clock by the Fourth Cavalry Band, 20 pieces, mounted MORRO CASTLE, Full of Interesting Animals
 Children $ Playground, Free to All. Plenty of Swings and Seesaws and other at- fractions. Take Mission or Valencia st. cars and transfer at Fourteenth to San Mateo line, or take Sutter-st. cars and transfer at Harri- son st.
 Admission, 1Oc; no further charge. Soldiers in uniform admitted free.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
NEW BUILDING CONTRACTS.

NEW BUILDING CONTRACTS.
 Northerly line of Clay street. 34:41k feet wes of Laurel west 34:4h by north 127:SA-AN work except painting. hardware. electric wiring, etc. for two-story frame dwelling owner, Emma D. Buckbee; architect, F. $: Van Trees; con tractor W. H. Bagge; cost, S620O.
 Southeast corner of Clay and Van Ness ave nue-Galvanized iron slate roofing, etc. for church building; owner. St. Luke's Church architect. A. Sutton; contractors. Walter Bros.
 Northerly line of Ellis street. 55 feet west oi Jones' west 52:6 by north 120-Carpentry and other work brick work excepted. for a five story brick building; owner, L. H, Sly; cost s2O. GOO.
 Northeast corner of Ellis and PoweIi-Car- pentry, mill work electric work. etc.. for fin ishing twelve private rooms in Pabst Cafe s. Van Trees; contractors, A. J. Forbes & Son; cost s2275.
 southerly line of Olive avenue, 1O9 feet east Of Van Ness avenue east 27;6 by south 12O, all work for a tAree-story frame Tg building owner, sopn aenJ an cost sa
 Southeast corner of Bush and Polk streets, alterations and additions to a frame building: owner, W. Piper; contractor, F. V. Aclxer; southeriy line of sutter street. 1s7:s feet west of Scott, west S2:6 by south 137:6, carpentry, mill work. tin. galvanized iron, plastering. glass etc, for altering and adding to frame citation: architect. M J. Lyon; contractor. M. ]. Field; cost. s5350.
 southwest of Sacramento elevators and dumb walters in a building now in course of erection owner, Mrs. EmlIy F. rope, architectS, PfSSiS & Moore; contractor, W. l.. Holman; cost, S3e55.
 Westerly line of Scott street s7:s south of Fulton, south 50 by west 110, carpentry, mason work plastering, glazing. etc. for two-story frame building; owner. w. A. Halstead; archi- tects, Copeland & Pierce; contractor, G. H. Walker; cost s6S20.
 Southeriy line of Clay street, 114:6 east of Jones' east 23 by south 60, all work for frame building (three flats); owner, James A. John- son; architect, M. G. Bugbee: contractor, Will liam Bell; cost. 3600.
 RANDOM NOTES.
 The Spring Valley Water Works has dis posed of its old office and engineering build ing. situated on the southerly line of California street to the German Bank for S25, 000
 The A W. Wilson residence on Ashbury Heights was recently sold for s20. 900. The prop erty Is situated the westerly line of Ash bury street, 176:e north of Frederick.
 Property consisting of a lot 250x17S feet on the northerly line of Twentieth street. exteni- ing from Hartford to Noe, recently nego- tiated by Hooker & Lent in the interests of Fernando Nelson.
 Ex-Supervisor P r. Dundon contemplares the erection of a two-story brick warehouse on the easterly line of Main street, between Howard and Folsom.
 T. A Johnson is about to build three modern
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13

During the week there were fifty-three mort gaets and trust deeds recorded, amounting to sl3i 667 For the same period hfty-one releases and reconveyances passed to record in the total sum of STA 165.
 The principal mortgages and trust deeds, as recorded, follows:
 By the German Savings and Loan Society 10 Sidney E. Mezes. sl2. .250 for one year at 2 per cent on property in the 50-vara block 21l, sit uated on the southerly line of Broadway, 193 :d feet west of Leavenworth. west S1:6 south 137 6 east 106:6, north 67:6, west 25. north 70; by Mutual Savings Bank to Auguste, Pepina and C. E. Ploda, 0OO0 for one year at 6ls per cent on property on the northeasterly line of Fourth street, 13T T6 feet southeast of Bran man. southeast 137:6 by northeast 1876; by Claus Wrenden to Matthias D. Meyer, $S000 for one year at per cent property situated on the southwest corner of Geary and Devisadero, south s by west so; by the Hibernla Savings and Loan Society to M. A Dorn. s20. 900 for one block 143 situated the easterly line of Powell street S5 feet south of Geary, south 52:6 by east 77:6.
 The principal releases and reconveyances passed to record follows
 From Ellen L. Hayward to Andrew Jackson. SIP 250 on property in the 50-vara block 193, situated on the westerly line Of Mason street, 161:31s feet north of Sutter, south 24:1119, west S7:6 north 24:5 east SIG; from the German Rank and Loan Association to HenryNand Mar tin Rathjen SIS GOO on property in the Western corner Of Lombard and Fillmore streets, south 4S by west 93; from Daniel Meyer to Maria and J Zenon Pesadas, s25000 on property in the Western Addition block SS, situated the southerly line of Sacramento street, IA feet west of Van Ness avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13

Asthma bronchitis, catarrh cure guarant'd Dr GorHin. sanitarium 514 Pine. nr. Kearny ST. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13

The Orpheum has a taking card in Mary Norman in society Representations. Towards ponies furnish a clean clever animal act and the rest of the bill is up to the average.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13

Robert Downing in d scene from Tn gomar," and Solorate, the illuminated dancer, are special attractions at the Al hambra, where, by the way, the attend ance is better than 1t has been In the past.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13

"The Lights O London" a famous old InelOdrama Is receiving an excellent pro- duction at the Grand, where it will con tiuue all week.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE ALHAM BRA.

Corner Eddy and Jones sts. Harry Jackson on.....................S Sole Manager
 Telephone South 1855
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13
REVIEW OF THE RECORDS

Since the organization was formed last week at least 200 property-holders in the city have signed the resolution.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-13

Serio-comic singers, long-haired violin ists, animals and two persons who call themselves '1egmaniacs" are drawing the crowds at the Chutes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-10
Baptist Churches.

Msvket stree,-Corner rwenty-fourth av-
enus youth anc Main s:ree, Rev. Thomas
Baldwin. u. D.. pastor. Services on Hun-
da. A. II g. IN ans 30 n. m. Young PEG
Piles Society Christian Endeavor at $40 o.
m Prayer meeting every Thursday even.
ing a. 80 Sr~s~-. Sssec, at fs.fS n N
Easter services today.
Norwegian Danish--Seryices every SUM-
day at Ii a. m. and 10 =, m Rev J. A. RI
johnson, of Tacoma. breaches every other
Sunday Sunday school. 10 a. m. PRAYER
meeting. Thursday evening at O'Clock
All who understand the language are cor
daily invited
First Baptist caurcn--Feurth avenue be-
tween James and Cherry streets LOUIS j.
BoWerman pastor: residence lssr Twen-
tieth avenue. Tel Brown s2f. Services al
II a. m and J - p III. Bible school e Is
.. ma: Mr.. G.. s. Shank. superintendent
Young Peoples Society. $40 p. m
Swe6ssh-Ffffn avenue ard Olive. Rev.
Andrew Swartx. pastor: residence zoe
Olive street. Sunday services at lo:a
a. m. and 30 p. m. Sunday school
az L N. Young sespls's prayer tsseestssx
at : D. n, Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 3 O'clock Weekly meeting OF
Young Peoples Society Saturday evening
st o'clock All who understand the
swedish language are cordially Invited
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-10
waTER FRONT NOTES.

The YsraaSacni Mara Is due from she
prSens.
Ship Louis Walsh arrived in the harhor
Friday morning from San Diego.
Three~naStess schooner Msrios, arrived
IN the hsrhor Friday from san Francisco.
She has been sold TO nASises In this city,
The schooner EaieA. a little vessel Sf
about sixteen tons is alongside The Ssst-
soa 4 Post mill wharf fitting cat Ter a trip
70 Aaaxkan ports
Bark Harry Morse with PASS snge-s and
fresTht ca hoard. sailed Friday sfternooa
fer Hooper bay. Alaska. TIE tug Wan
aerer fowsd the vessel down the straits
as TAR as Care Fasttery.
Steamer Pilgrim. which arrived rive DAYS
ago from the Columbia river. left Friday
tor Skagway. Sae is 20 he used as a ferry
boat. operating between Dyea ard Skas-
Way. She - owned by the Columbia River
Packing Company.
The steamer Victorian which arrived
THURSDAY nixts from lite ieorsh hfo4gar
down xsa pounds Of cod and aalihat. The
ascprietcrs OF the lccal markets report a
scarcity OF small fish The season fer SAL
rssFs fishing on the Columbia river opens
Monday.
Steamer Seosiss is stsh az Ballard reeeiv-
ink repairs to her Anf. which WAS dam
aged by colliGing with an ieehsrex in
NranSei GafroRS. The repairs will nor Iva
completed, IN tire far the Scotia 10 leave
for the rc-ta osa he~ scheduled TRIP. ard
the steamer George #. starr has been sub
siituted. She viii sail about Tuesday or
"Wednesday, cailing al Lynn canal ports.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-10
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HRENirtES.

afiss Agnes Heath has been appointed
private secretary Of Mayor Humes. and the
city clerk received notice OF the apposnt-
ment yesterday.
George W. Walker ct al filed a petition
for a swo-inch water main On Twenty
seventh avenue from Madison street 30
feet north. with the city comptroller yes-
terday.
City Comptroller Parry received the fcl-
lowing Communication from the civil ser
vice commission yesterday: Il beg leave
to report that on the ssh inst the civil
service commission appointed II. w. Scott,
John Lamb and William f.. Roone exarnln-
ers for tho examination Of applicants for
the positions Of traEsitusn. cesnputer. Ak
man. building inspector. street and sewer
inspector and sidewalk Inspector. the ex-
ap'irsi.rns 10 be held during the present
month";"
Bradner A. knapn. a nookkeeper, who Is
employed at the court house. and who lives
at 1872 Eighth avenue was on his way
home early Friday evening. when he met
two young men. He thought IL Was z essa
OF hold-np and drew a pistol. The young
men thought many things and made them
selves scarce. Later. one Of them. Bert
Wright, told the police about ma. draw
Ing a pistol on him. Capt. Sullivan had
the case investigated with the result THAI
he learned Of Mr.. Knapp's experience.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-10
Niunroc Hound Over.

Daniel Munroe. the scenic painter, who
was caught in Attorney Murphy's room in
the Pioneer block. last Sunday, was bound
over 10 the superior court on the charge
OF burglary yesterday afternoon by Justice
OF the Peace Ingersoll. In default OF $50
bonds Munroe was committed to the county
Jail.
The defense made a strong fight TO show
that IL was simply a case OF petit larceny
The state could not prove exactly how
Munroe got into the room. which Mr.. Mur-
ply was positive he locked when he went
out. He said that he left the transom
open. but that II was secured by a sort OF
catch. II was his impression that Munroe,
I'm entering. had raised It.
Munroe took the stand and testified that
he did nos have a vivid recollection Of
what he did on the afternoon OF the al
legged burglary. lie recolectea. however.
OF getting up or the handle Of the door of
Mr.. Murphy's room ana scramhling up
over the transom. lie fell down on tho
inside.