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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
TAXES OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA. WASHINGTON. JUNE %.
Is9S.-NOTICE--An owners or keepers of
dogs in the District of Columbia are here
by notified that the yearly tax imposed by
act of Congress on all dogs owned or
kept in said District will be due and pay
able on July l. 1885. Upon payment of said
tax. tags will be issued provided in
said act By order of the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia. je25-7t-em
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Sue. Hi. Former Partner.

Former Congressman Henry VI. Baker has filed
suit in equity against Horace S. Cummings, his
former law partner. for the payment OF various
fees which he alleged Mr. Cummings collected
while their partnership existed. which he is said
not to have accounted for. Mr. Baker states that
and that its business WAS principally the prose-
cution Of claims against the Government He
alleges that thousands of dollars were collected
by Mr.. Cummings.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-We will sell you life
insurance and guarantee the premiums
to be less every year The policies Will
contain guarantees for their sale for
cash. o. their pledge for loans. after
two (2) years. We will negotiate a lim-
tied amount of insurance, up to $4,000.
on impaired lives. HADDAWAY & DOU.
GLAS, SIG Fourteenth Street northwest
ap17-tf
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$500 ExcursiOn to the Sen $500
shore via Pennsylvonia Railroad.

For Atlantic City. Cape May. Ocean
City and Sea Isle City. Tickets on sale
for II a. m. and 12:45 p. m. trains Fridays
and Saturdays until September TO- 1893
good to return until the following Tues
days. al rate of s.. including transfer OF
passenger in Philadelphia. commencing
June "a.
su,tu, ,&tha m. mon, wed&frip. m until Sept -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The annual election
for directors of the National Union
Insurance Company of Washington will
be held at the Office of the company
MONDAY. July H. 1855. Polls open from
/ to o'clock p m. NOBLE d. LAR
NER. Secretary. jy12519u
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b. & O. Omcinl C. e. Route.

To Nashville Convention. July 9Th to
11th. Tickets sold July 1st to ith. Call
on r. E. L. Smith. chairman. 3l7 Four
and-a-half Street N. W., or at B. & o.
ticket Offices for full Information. je30-jy1
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The Species,

from the Cleveland Plain Deaier.)
What kind of a dog Of war is the Nesuvi's:
"Spitz.'
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THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

VINO are injured by the use Of coffee. Re.
cently there has been placed in all the
grocery stores a new preparation called
SRAlN-O, made Of pure grains, that takes
tne place of coffee. The most delicate
stomach rec elves IL without distress and but
Few can tell IL from coffee. 1t does not cost
..ver one-Quarter as much. Children may
drink II with great benefit. 1bc and 26o
per Package Try It. Ask for GRAIN-O.
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MARRIED.

BROwN-ASHTON-on May 30. 1873. at Rock
vile. Nd, by Rev. S X. White JAMES W.
BROWN and HELEN W. ASHTON, of Washington.
ID. C.. Item
STILwELI-BELT-Ons Wednesday evening.
June Is, ls9S. WILLIAM W. STILWELL and
CARRIE VI. BELT, in Baltimore, Nd 1t
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DIED.

STAPLES-Ou Friday. July l, 1898. at his resi-
dence. sol Tenth ST. sw., CAPT. W. G. STAPLES,
aged seventy-two years, formerly of Scottsvil!e.
Va, Item
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One Fare to Nashville and Return
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Account Christian Endeavor Convention.
tickets on sale. via Quantico, July to 8,
good to return to July 81 Extension to
August Is may be obtained
je26. .jy3am-je2s. jy1.pm
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e1.25 Baltimore and Return VIA
D. 4 o,
Take Royal Blue Line 45-mtnute flyers
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. 1t
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n SJ To Baltimore Via Penn 81 %
sylvania Railroad.
Saturday. Sunday and Monday. good to
return until Tuesday July ). All trains
except the Congressional Limited.
ieS9.jy1-2p.m- je30jy1 ,2,3. .4a.m-
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PERSONAL

E. 8. Babcock is up from Coronado.
Police Judge z. T. Hazen Of Topeka Is in
the city.
E. F. Lane and wife are here from Port
land, Or.
Judge J. L. Campbell Is in from San
Bernardino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Bard are down
from Hueneme.
F. F. Adams. a large olive grower. Is up
from Fallbrook.
w. Neumann, New York commercial
man, is in the city.
Mrs. Marie Graf and Miss Ella Graf have
returned from Catalina.
George w. Lubke and wife Of st. Louis
are here on pleasure trip.
The Vicomptesse d'Audigne and maid of
Paris are at the Van Mugs.
c. L. Loud of Pomona and c. C. Waite of
Ontario, prominent fruit growers, are In
town.
F. G. Pohndorf, general manager Of the
Royal Baking Powder company, is out
from New York on pleasure trip.
Inspector w. B. Fairfield and wife Of
Washington, d. c., are in the city. Mr..
Fairfield is In the United States coast and
geodetic survey service.
"Tom" Garrett, who, for three years has
been the city editor of the San Francisco
Examiner, arrived in the city yesterday.
He will occupy responsible position on
the Record of this city. commencing his
duties on Monday.
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A BATCH OF BATTERIES
Pugnacious Youths at Santa Monica
Personal Notes

SANTA MONICA. Aug. 1S.-Judge Wells
has had a harvest OF battery cases during
this week. Beverly Field, goodman
handed in a $40 fine this morning for batter
Ing the person of Richard Caples. ]. H.
Kimball had Eugene doe" arrested for
the same offense against his physical feel
ings. When asked as to his last name by
the Judge doe" said Eugene was all the
name he had now or ever had had and the
Judge set him down as a little light In the
upper round. His temperance before
his honor will be on Friday. In the mean
time he languishes In the bastile.
The case of E. P. Kinsey. son OF the clerk
Of the Los Angeles police court. has been
set for septembel 1st. Kinsey battered a
reporter of the Outlook on Monday.
The Los Angeles military band picndcked
on the beach today and In the afternoon
serenaded several Of the business houses
and gave a short concert at the band stand.
Half of the employees of the Sunset Telc-
phone company of Los Angeles will spend
tomorrow on the beach, lunching at the Ar
cadia.
Major H. M. Russell and Mrs. L. B.
Heating were married in Los Angeles yes
terday and have gone to Coronado for their
honeymoon.
Mrs. F. ]. hitting Is away on VISIT to
her mother in Pasadena.
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To the Editor Of the Los Angeles Herald:
There Is an infelicity in legislation that
pauperizes citizens. taxpayers, that sends
us TO the right about for filter solution.
II seems far Juster that the city should
make the improvements In the few gases
where the lot owners are unable to do So,
and the need Of continuous Improvement
seems urgent, and put lien upon the lot at
a low rate OF interest to be paid whenever
the lot is sold or the owner dies.
That continuous street Improvement"
Mr.. Editor IL a fiction. usually of real es-
tate dealers. In coming from Spring and
First street 70 my home-Thirty-flfth stree.
by several routes, one walks over miles
OF dirt sidewalks. What's the matter with
dirt sidewalks. anyway Till recently we
have had no other for 1000 years-at least
not since Rome was founded. As fact
there are not ten days In the 365, even in
rainy season that they are not comfort
able. It Is monstrous to crush a feeble
taxpayer. 1t IS far superior economy to
screen hts home. of fe,Ahundred dollars
value, from any possible legal demand
The men at the county farm today would
be living In some small, neat home had
such wise rule been inaugurated In the
past. Figures show that the gain on nom
taxable homes over the present cost would
be several hundred per cent. The loss on
the tax OF home will not keep a pauper
at the farm single month
DIR. SAM'L WHTTEHORN.
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RIVERSIDE RECORD
The Black-Thorn Feud-Tom Murphy
in Trouble-Lucky Klondikers


NY Hf'oiDH' aug lo.-Sam ~. biacA'
res.oeh' OF 6anning' came 10 TINS city yes
teroay ana secured a warrant LOT the ar
rest OF man named L. H. smith, VINO is
living on fano belonging 10 BLACK. Black
alleges mat smith mas taken ana sofo
quantity OF nay contrary TO orders.
rom murphy wen known young man
OF TINS CITY, was placed under arrest last
evening on charge OF burglary wnich
CRIME IL is aHeseo by Juan de carlos Mur-
pny committed On the Wtn instant. MUIR
phys oond was nxeo al $foo' wnlcn amount
ne couio not give ana 30 spent the nisnt IN
jail. Today ne was given MS examination
on the charge ana heid Tor tr'al petore the
superior court with Dali hxeo at $5oo.
quite an exclting trial TOOK pace IN FER
ris Yesterday. A man named Vaulkner was
unoer arrest ior maiciously cutting down
ana oestroying lot Oh fenclng belonging
TO nefghoor' ana jury and couple OF
lawyers spent the DAY IN the disposal OF the
case Vauikher was acquitted.
Inc CITY authorities are having -FOUR
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SHE "sQUARED',IT



The Sonora E. 8. Gutierrez, who has
made Spanish dinners popular in this sec
ton in spite of the patriotism Of the peo-
pie, escaped prosecution In Justice Owens
court for malicious mischief yesterday.
The sonora occupies two houses at 800 and
322 Wilmington street, which are owned
by f. E. Crandall. For some reason the
sonora became delinquent in her rent. and
some weeks ago Crandall caused an at
tachment TO be served on the place, a man
being placed in charge by Constable Yon-
kin. AS the sonora lived in the house she
was allowed to still maintain her abode
there.
Her troubles SO preyed upon her mind
that she fortified herself with "dago red
and, arming herself with a butcher
knife, proceeded to demolish the furniture
and various goods. The keeper had hard
work pacifying her. and before he got
through he thought he was keeping tiger
instead Of some attached furniture. The
sonora was arrested for malicious mischief
and her trial set for yesterday. During
the interval between her arrest and the
date set for trial she came to an agree.
ment with Crandall and had the place re-
paired and pungIed UP her rent, SO tbs
complaint was dismissed.
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over two inches thick and It has room for
about twenty-five people.



about twenty-five people.
At the Hotels
Metropole-Joseph Wild, c. d. Planck,
Mrs. NJ. N. Newmark, Los Angeles; W. c.
Mann and wife, Spokane; c. d. Carman.
Mrs. A. R. Hasl<ins. Oakland; Mrs. j. Swan,
Pasadena; Mrs. A. J. Bloom, Scranton, Pa.
Miss w. H. Carpenter. Compton; ]. A.
Faley and wife. ST. Louis; Miss Rud, Pasa-
dena.
Island Vlla-Mrs. A. M. Young, Miss A.
C. Young. T. w. Case. Mrs. T. Jenkins,
Miss 4. Sample, Mrs. NJ. Potter, Miss NJ.
Sullivan, Mrs. Nelson, c. w. Burke, Los
Angeles, DR.. C. r. Harry and wife, Stock
ton; r. T. Burr and wife. Yuma; F. d.
Winslow, C. r. Rosson. william r. Tai
colt. Aurora. H., Rev. 1. c. Shepard, New
York; @. A. Backus. c. 8. Backus. Pasa-
dena; r. Squire, Brooklyn: w. 8. Avery.
and wife. Pomona; e. Pierpont, Nordhoff:
Mrs. Moniet. England; Miss Haley San
Diego; Mrs. r, Yuns, Miss d. Yuns. San
Francisco: B. @. Marsill. Santa Ana.
Grand vlew-J. c. Brainard, Pasadena,
Mrs. J. e. st. Clair, Miss N. J. st. Clair.
Miss n. Barclough, J. Crowell and wife.
J. r. Talney, Miss A. Setter, Los Angeles.
Glenmore-F. w. Colver, Santa Ana. E.
Glass, w. B. Palmer and wife, Los An
geles, Miss A. B. Woessner, Pasadena, Mrs
NJ. d. Hammond, Redlands.
Camp Swanfeldt-Mrs.. R. E. Jack. Miss
Jack. Miss E. Jack, Miss s. johnson. San
Luis Obtspo; p. w. Croak and wife. c. T.
Covill, W. J. Sturgeon and wife, A. Pillfe-
nerr, J. W., Filmed, C. M. Lechner and wife.
Los Angeles; J. J. Stein. Ell Paso; N. H.
Huse, Pomona: c. Mcdonald and wife.
Westminster.
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Amendment Number One.
(Being Senate Constitutional Amendment
No. ~

A resolution to propose to the people o.
the state Of California an amendment 70
section eighteen Of article eleven OF me
said 1i Section ~ to U1 read as Il fdliows:
Section 1s. No county. city, town; town. s,n,
ship board Of OF son1o IN
any manner or for any purpose exceed.
ing in any year the income and revenue
provided for 1t for such. year. without the
tors thereof, voting at an election to be
or at the time Of incurring such indebted
ness provision shall be MADE for the ne G Golv
the interest on such indebtedness as II rams
due. and also provision to constitute
sinking fund for the payment Of the R rlIs
shall not exceed forty years from the time
Of contracting the same; pfovlded, howev-
err, that the city and county OF san Fran
with interest thereon for materials fur.
nished to and work done for said city and
county during the forty-third and forty,
revenue Of any succeeding year or years;
provided that any and all claims for maxi
ing, repairing, altering, or for any work done
upon or tor any paca sr Ios
or for the construction of any sewer or
sewers in said city and county are hereby
excented from the provisions Of this sec
tom and IN dstsrmn.isnYE s any claim per
,,te ~ limitations shall apply In any man
ner; "a and provided further, that the city Of
Vallejo, in Solano county, may pay Its ex-
listing indebtedness incurred In the con-
struction Of its water works, whenever two
Thirds of the electors thereof, voting at an
election held for that purpose, shall go de-
eide Any indebtedness or liability incurred
tion hereinbefore recited. shall be void.
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AvALoN's ATTRACTIONS
4 Phantom Party-Gen. Banning's
Old Boat-Eishiug Record

AVALON, Catalina Island. Aug. 49,
the phantom party at the Metropole last
night only takes second place to the cake
walk. For a short time before the grand
march began the hotel looked as though all
the ghosts from an Arizona cemetery had
arisen and came In body to see the island
The phantoms were wrapped In sheets. For
Z head covering and mask there were pa
Der bags painted in all manner of fanciful
ways. Some were comic, some were pretty
and some were unlike anything ever seem
on earth before. The masks were kept on
for the grand march and first waltz only.
One Of the most novel head dresses was that
worn by Miss Howe Of Oakland, made Of
tissue paper and tied on the top like an
old Comanche headpiece. The dancing was
kept UP until after II o'clock.
The invitations for the dance at the Island
villa are odd and bid the holder to we olda
tyne dance at we town tavern. August We
eighteenth at we earle kandell lyghte. The
bids are printed with pen and ink on brown
paper torn into fanciful shapes.
Fishing and Yachting
The fishermen made a varied catch yes
terday Of yellowtail, Jewish and tune.
Mrs. Tatsen and friend chartered the
launch I1ilsnN for the morning and re-
t,irmed 49, seven yellowtafl.
MI w1nslow was high rod for the day
with q catch Of sixteen yellowtail from the
Adeiaade. 81 s
Ed F..Fenerborn brought in yesterday
the largest jewish OF the season. landed
on very light yellowtail hand line. The
Ash allowed himself to be brought almost
TIP to the boat before he made fight. Az
he was pulled up to the top of the water
Cornell who was boatman, saw that he was
not hooked too well and cautioned the fish
erman to play him easily. The fish made
4 quick rush to the bottom and stayed
there for about five minutes and then al
) lowed himself TO be pulled up to the top
Of the water again. AS he was pulled up
|. Cornell reached over the side Of the boat
and hooked him with chain gaff attached
to d yellowtaf1 fine. ana almost as he did SO
the fish went down again and Mr.. Fener-
born pulled up an empty hook He did not
know that Mr. Cornell had put another
(, hook in him and was completely surprised
when the fish moved on the bottom and
Cornell handed him his line. After an
hours playing the FISH was completely ex-
! hausted and was brought to gaff and pulled
into the boat. He weighed 378 pounds.
Tom Manning and Mr.. Ducykink were
\ out for days sport with Mexican Joe and
brought in tuna, four yellowtail and
two barracuda. The tuna was hooked Just
+ this side of Jewish point and made things
i very lively for time. His weight was
eighty-five pounds.
A pleasant picnic party was given yes
terday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. e.
4 PhfI1ips at Camp Rannfnc
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southern .pscfac LID BILE to Get After
=, Trmin.al Island Trade-News
Notes and z Personals

The railways are ms.king preparations
: Tor a:coutinuan, 90 Of be, ,ch travel this sea
son, as the ind tcation. seem to be that
there will be warm weather enough to
make such resort popu lar for some weeks
20 come. The metseoroh ,gical reports show
that usually In the easrly portion OF Sep
tsmber az warm wealth err as comes Is felt
F. 6ereaboutsI 4t
y 1t is also said on what should be the best
Of authority, that the Southern Pacific has
recognized the fact that Terminal island
d to be one Of the MOST popular resorts In
Southern California. having learned this
lesson from the trem endlous traffic to that
place this summer, and that 1t will before
next season have comUvete arrangements
+. perfected for getting the larger portion
OF the traffio. Quick tradsis and an effective
ferry system are expedited TO take away
from the Terminal the. monopoly that 1t
now has. ers .T,t
. The Santa Fe has foNnd that Redondo
hes paid we'll this SUMMER and will fur
tiier elaborate the policy 1t has adopted of
: making II an attractive RET sort by providing
plenty Of amusement for Visitors. The golf
links and tournaments have been one of
r the most valuable adjunctu' to the business
of carrying people there talat has been de-
vised.
Last week the Southern 1oacific's section
house at Tehachapi was btlrned.
Frank Donnatin the Sou thern Pacific's
agent at San Bernardino, has been re-
moved to- make way for D. A. Bruce, for
meriy the same company's agent at Cotton.
Mr.. Donnatin had been with the company
. for thirteen years.
Telegraph Operator West OF the Santa Fe
offices in San Diego has been transferred
to the Oceanside office.
John Berry, foreman for Bright & Gram
dali, railway contractors in San Bernadino,
IL missing. He came down from where his
gang was working on last Friday to San
Bernardino, and had with him the time
checks against the Santa Fe of a number of
men who were working for him. These he
casfied and since then he has not been
heard from.
Secretary Frank Cooper of the Slirer
Republicans has received word from both
the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific COM
panies thnt they would make special rate
for Delegates TO the state convention to be
held here on he 9th, and that ONE fare
would be charged, the tickets to be sold on
the receipt and certificate plan.
The New Mexican territorial fair will be
held in Albuquerque on the 9th Of Septem-
Der to October LIST. The Santa Fe will make
reduced rates for all who wish to attend.
c., r. Herr, tlAe Southern Pacific ticket
agent I'm this CITY, has returned from va
cation trip to Bartlett Springs.
y b B. Stuart, the Santa Fe ticket agent
IN San Diego. has been visiting in this city
for several days.
The Terminal Railway company gave the
county farm inmates a trip to the beach on
Wednesday.
y r. Dcwney has been appointed train
master for the Terminal He formerly held
the same POSITION for the Santa Fe at the
Needles.
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BONDS ENOUGH
Internal Revenue Will Pay Expenses
of the War

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-It Is the opin-
ION of the officials of the Treasury Depart
ment that there will be no necessity for an
other bond issue, growing out OF the war.
and that the present revenue law, with
possibly slight notifications should be re-
tanned on the statute book for an indehnits
period. This view Is reinforced by the fact
that with the operation OF the new excise
and stamp taxes the revenue of the gov
eminent will largely exceed disbursements
based upon ordinary peace conditions. This
increase m revenue ought TO and will pro-
vide for an increase In war and navy en-
penditures, which no doubt will be witt
messed even after active military operations
have terminated. That enlarged expen-
d1tures for the navy and the army over the
past will be necessary is most obvious, and
It Is a matter of congratulation that. by
the wise action Of Congress the govern
ment has been put on a broad and liberal
basis.
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Labor Day

The United Council OF Labor has decided
to abandon the usual parade on Labor day
this year. which occurs September 5th.
There will be no general observance Of the
anniversary. The manner In which the day
will be celebrated will be left 10 the deci-
sions OF the various councils and will prob
ably consist of picnics, excursions and
other amusements.
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approval Of the county government act:
In submitting any such county government
act any alternative article or proposition
may be presented for the choice OF the vot-
ers, and may be voted on separately WITH
out prejudice to others.
It shall be competent in all county gov.
eminent acts framed under the authority
gwen by this section, to provide for tns
the terms for which the several township
ana county officers, other than judges OF
me superior court, shall be elected or az.
pointed; for their compensation; Tor the
ton or segre cation of Offices for the num-
Der Of deputies that each officer shall have,
ana for the compensation payable TO eacn
81 such deputies; for the manner IN when,
the members Of all boards of election shall
be elected or appointed; and for the con.
s stitution regulation, compensadnor am. anr
clerks and attaches: also, to prescribe. the
manner and method by which all ELECTIONS
by the people shall be conducted; and may
In addition determine the tests and condi-
tons upon which electors. political parties
and organizations may participate In any
primary election.
Whenever any county has, In the manner
ana method herein pointed out, adopted any
y Se tee
aforesaid, the directions of sections four
and five Of this article providing for the
uniformity of system of county govern
providing for the election and appointment
Of Officers. and the regula ton Of their COM
pensation. shall not apply. Said county
government act shall. as to any Of the
matters hereinabove provided for and de-
clared by. such county government act,
not be subject to any law or amendment
enacted by the legislature, except BY
and ratified in the manner hereinabove set
forth.