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year, consequently as the season advances II Improves. August is considered the pest month for navigation.
 We hear there are % 900 people in Daw- Ing quite a boom, while the Panama Is extracting much attention. Provisions are stlii nigh and will be higher after the numerous outfits thrown upon the mar Ret py disgruntled parties are consumed, iliu Iu there are more parties of this cailber thah you could imagine. However, II IS not thought that prices will be as high as last year, for there will be no such scarcity. Both the big companies are slIdnlng every nerve to get their stocks up the river, and owing to the small limit put upon their passengers freight course, this Will force people to buy from them when they get up there, but that Is q business proposition.
 The steamer Herman is expected here any tune, and the sidewheel steamer Sadie (hence June 23) arrived July 19 in good shape. She is valuable addition to the fleet and is towing on the harbor.
 The custom house has been shifted to new quarters in a building erected by the Alaska Commercial Company, and the CTS will follow them in a few days. The inspectors have had their hands full since their arrival and have been compelled to do all their work in their sleeping room, so the change. will be appreciated.
 We are to have a prize fight here to- and 'The Terrible Swede" are to fight for a purse and great time is expected. The place Of battle will be on the canal about four miles up the bay. Nobody says thing of the kind in this region and they are afraid of it's being stopped Every thing, however, is arranged for and the price of admission is s 50. The men are to
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paving with bItuminous rock
 Jessie, Hermann street southerly-1n favor of paving.
 Perry, Third street easterly-In favor of re- ferring grading to City Engineer.
 Scott, Lombard to Chestnut-In favor of an extension of time on contract for grading.
 Fair Oaks. Twenty-ifth to Twenty -sixth--In favor of release of contracts for sidewalks.
 t57 Clary-In favor of repairing wooden side walk.
 Tenth avenue. J street southerly for dis tance of 260 feet-In favor of sewering, grading and paving.
 Greenwich, Frederick to Baker-In favor of paving,
 Greenwich Baker to Lyon-Same
 Hilbert. Octavia to Laguna-Same.
 Kearny, Green to Union--In favor of paw ing.
 kearny, Vallejo to Green-Same.
 Bonita. Polk to Van Ness avenue-Same. J. from central line of Ninth avenue to cen tral line of Tenth ayenue-In favor of grading curbing and paving.
 Mississippi Nineteenth to Twentieth-In favor Of paving.
 Sixth avenue and A street-In favor of con- struction of sewer by private contract. Seventh avenue and A-Same.
 Tilden, Castro to South Broderick-In favor of grading.
 Sixth avenue, K to L-Ip favor of extension of time on grading.
 Twenty-second. Rhode Island to De Haro- In favor of grading, sewering, etc. by private contract.
 Other petitions reported on adversely or filed.
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fight with skin gloves.
 From one of the officers of the steamer Leelanaw that arrived last Saturday II has been learned that the fight did not take place. The commander at St. taao Aio chael put his foot down so the ''scientlno exhibition" was postponed to another ana more favorable occasion. l.. R. Fulda, tne one time president of the California Attn letic Club was at St. Michael when the fight was arranged and it was he Who was instrumental in bringing the. men to- gether. Fulda followed the ice down the river from Dawson in an open boat ana when the fight was postponed ne went back to Dawson on the steamer Linda He is purchasing agent for one of the pig river companies and he and "Gabet CO hen, another San Franciscan, have bought up all the firewood on the river for his company.
 July 22-The river steamer Merwin will grand has so far been reported in the shape of mining strikes. The Kuikuk river is much more prospected and some good claims have been located high up. on the tributaries. It is hard to get up there, as many rapids and rifles have to be passed and a swift current makes naviga- tion very slow.
 The steamer Mary West leaves for Dawson on July 24. She has over hun dred passengers. About twenty small craft have gone up the river and about twenty more are getting ready. Several steamers are detained not being able to procure masters or pilots The ware houses and every available place are full of freight No more places can go up as no more lumber is procurable. The last lot of tongued and grooved stuff was sold yesterday at $l00 per thousand"
 4y,ag,
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REGISTRATION PLACES
Election November s, 1898.

ASSEMBLY DIS
 TRICT. First Precinct-430 Folsom Second Precinct-216 Steuart- Third Precinct-403 Harrison Fourth Precinct-415 Folsom. Fifth Precinct-266 First. Sixth Precinct-50S Howard Seventh Precinct-162 First. Eighth Precinct-131 Second Ninth Precinct-112A First. Tenth Precinct-562 Mission Eleventh Precinct-5S Second Twelfth Precinct+37 Third. Thirteenth PTecinct-52 Hunt Fourteenth Precinct-665 Howard Fifteenth Precinct-241 Third Sixteenth Precinct-4e5 Third.
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FoRTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

First Preeinet-14I5 Jackson. Second Preeinct-17d2 Hyde.
 Third Precinct-195 Hyde Fourth Precinct-2SnIs Hyde Fifth Precinct-Slo3 Iarkin.s Sixth Precinct-ls0S Pacific avenue Seventh Precinct-1T0S Polk Eighth PTeeinct-417S Pacific avenue Ninth Preeinct-2329 Fillmore. Tenth Precinct-lS12 Vallejo. Eleventh PFecinct-S. E. corner Oetayi4 and Green Wfch-
 Twelfth Precinet-sa0I1s Webster. Thirteenth PFecinet-zs42 Union. Fourteenth Precinct-SI5 Fillmore (resr), Fifteenth PTeciRct-2S0Q1S Sacramento. Sixteenth Precinet-G26A Washington Seventeenth Precinct-29S1 Washington. Eighteenth Precinct-2755 Greenwich Nineteenth Precinct-3647 Sacramento.
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TwENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DIS

TRICF. First Precinct-S2S Jessie. Second Precinct-65 Fourth Third Precinct-343 Jessie. Fourth Precinct-114i2 Fourth Fifth Precinct-791 Mission Sixth Precinct-222 Natoma- Seventh Precinct-313 MiaRa- Eighth Precinet-757B Howard. Ninth Precinct-SG Folsom Ten.h Precinet-T16 Folsom. Eleventh Precinct-753 Folsom. Twelfth Precinct-S0S Folsom Thirteenth Precinct-40S Fourth Fourteenth Precinet-S5l Third. Fifteenth Preeinct-4e7 Fourth Sixteenth Precinct-s24 Third Seventeenth PFecinct-ss3 Fourth.
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FoRTY-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DIs-

TRICT. First Precinct-12l Turk. Second Precinct-921 Taylor. Third Precincr-1S1 Taylor. Fourth Precinct-SlTA O'FaFrel Fifth Precfnct-Sl8 O'Farreu- Sixth Precinct-SI Geary- Seventh Precinct-s1S Post Eighth Precinct-lSS51s Pine Ninth Precinct-lS42 Sacramento. Tenth Preoiact-N. V. corner Pine and Mason (OooJhl. Eleventh Precirct-I103 Clay. Twelfth PFeeinct-l0SS Pacific. Thirteenth Precinct-I0eS Hyde Fourteenth PFeciact-lsSs wsSsszSsoa Fifteenth Precinct-1SSs Rrc2swSy>
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rHIRT1ETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

First Preeinct-251s Sixth Second Preeinct-Ss Sixth. Third Preeinet-1oe6 Mission. Fourth Preeinct-s40 Minna- Fifth Preciact-1e49 Howard. Sixth PFecinet-45 Minna. Seventh PFecinct-s59 Howard Eighth Precinct-1ea1 Howard. Ninth Precinct-z15 Sixth. Tenth Precinct-33s Sixth. Eleventh PFecinct-22T Sixth. Twelfth Prectnct@1 Sixth Thirteenth Precinct-SI Harrison Fourteenth PFecinct-s10 Sixth.
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ArTle1dI1erIf Number One, being Sarata Constitutional Amendment No fl fexsmpEinE certain claims against the City aHd County Of San Francisco and ] the existing indebtedness of the City CT Fslleto for the construction os is < water works from the provisions of the Constitution requiring such claims to he paid from the income and reTa- nues ot the year ia which they were fucuTTeil.
 For ths Amendments
 Constitutional Amendment No a tFTcvidins for framing local county government acts hy inhabitants ofg counties for their gcvernnea.l
 For she Ame-Gaaen.e Amendment Numhsr Three. being Sen f ate Constitutional Amendment NJ | fl (pTevtdiag fer the creation Of ai Court ot Claims 70 deteTminA claims against the State. and so consist oti three Superior Judges designated by ! ths Governor to serve without extra compels2tionl-
 For the Azse1i-e-t- Amendment Number Four, being As ssmhly Constitutional Anaeadment ! Nc. s7 CsxSDPEing consolidated cities and counties. organized or 10 he or geriEad. or holding 8 charter un- der the Constitution, from certain leg tsiStioa in relation to coan1issl. Fer lAe AEs15me11s Ame1dmsat Number Five, betaE As-f ssmhly Constitutional Ausndaaene No ss treating 10 o1zfcs c- N=oTS-7c- pT0vidiE.E for succession thereto in certain eases and removing disahslty{ cs LAeuts1an. Governor from holding ether Ozfc= during ts--1f.
 For the AzserdHenE1 Auas1GUsrt Number Six being Assem- tsv Constitutional A.nersa-rsnt Nc 9s fretsting Eo and defining G-azmzrg SchOG1SS
 For the Ar-sn6-sz-ss Azzenaus1t Number Seven. being As T Sslosv Constitutional Amendment Nc a trruvtd5rg for adjournment ot Legislature for z51 less than thsr-y4 nor u1rs han sixty days during each ! seSsioal.
 For me Amendment.
 Witness ny hand and the Great Sal Q SEzIs os Ca1tfOzEiz. the day and year [ first above written
 JAMES H. BUDD. G0vsr- Attest L. H- BROWN. Secretary e Sll
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THIRTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

First Precinct-21 Eighth
 Second Precinct-l24S Mission Third Precinct-12=9 Mission Fourth Precinct-12i Eighth Fifth Precinet--T4 Seventh Sixth Precinet-1S2S Howard. Seventh Preeinct-f4Sl Mission. Eighth Precinct-9A Ninth Ninth Precfnct-12S5 Howard Tenth Preeinct-SSS Clementina. Eleventh Precinct-i1l1 Howard. Twelfth Precinct-sSS Eighth. Thirteenth Preciact-ii6i Folsom. Fourteenth PTeeinct-lal5 Folsom. Fifteenth Precinct+26 Ninth Sixteenth Precinet-Is071a Felsorn.
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Summary7of the Weeks Work of the
 Board.

the street improvements passed by the Board of Supe rvisors at yesterdays ses-
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FoRTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

First Precincts Eddy,
 Second PFec5neg-zg1 Powell. Third prsctncs7SSS Ss2ry. Fourth PTeCtnC1-SS Stockton. Fifth preelHct-Ss2 Stockton Sixth Prec5nct-sES SSIX1eT. Seventh Precinct-Sss Grant svsnua Eighth Preciacs-S@ California Ninth PreCiDCt-@eS Dupont Tenth Preeinet-szt Bush Eleventh Precilct-ssS Broadwsy Twelfth Preeinct-sss Washington Thirteenth PTseinct-sass Claw Fourteenth Precinet-laas Mason
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THlRFY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DIS

THIRTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DIS-
 TRICT. First Precinct-702 Turk. Second Precinct-6O6 AcAllister. Third Precinct-647 McAlhster. Fourth Precinct-337 Fulton Fifth Preeinct-709 McAllister. Sixth Precinct-12f0 Eddy. Seventh Precfnct-1529 Ellis. Eighth Precinct-1344 Turk. Ninth Precinct-1106 Golden Gate avenue Tenth Precinct-S17 Laguna- Eleventh Precinct-SH Webster. Twelfth Precinct-151 Turk Thirteenth PFecinct-1229 Steiner. Fourteenth Precinct-1299 Devisadero. Fifteenth Precinct-1613 Turk Sixteenth Precinct-14S4 Fulton Seventeenth Precinct-2003 Golden Gafe avenue.
 Eighteenth Precinct-254 McAllister.
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FORTY-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIS.
 TRICT

 First Precinct-6oS Broadway Second PFecinct-590 Broadway Third Preciuct-l53e Mason. Fourth Precinet-1sla Stockton Fifth Precinct-1T5 Stockton Sixth Precinc1-29S Francisco Seventh Precsnct-604 Lombard Eighth Precinct-z215 Powell Ninth Precinct-7& Montgomery ayeuue Tenth Precinct-s13 Ilbert Eleventh PTecinct-s29 Union Twelfth Precsnct-1so2 Mason Thirteenth PTecinct-722 Lombard Fourteenth Precinct-N. ". corner Broadway and Jones
 Fifteenth Precinct-eSS Filhsrt- FoRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT. First PTecinct-S Trinity Second Preclnct-SS9 Bush Third Preeilcx-1SS LeiGeSsorfs Fourth PreSfnct-SE7 Merchant Fifth Precincts MonsSonsry avsruA Sixth Precincg-lls Jackson Seventh Precsnct-ila Drumra Eighth PTecsnct-4as Dr1rara Ninth P-scsnc1-SSa R-Ns sswsv. Tenth PrecsDct-s2s RrOafway Eleventh PFecsnct--fSsS Davis Twelfth Prsci1ct-S42A Jsnsen.
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MSS VESTS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

sstl Van Ness ave. opens August tS C4rsi-
 Tcase admits t0 NaSSaF, Wellesley and Smith colleges Accredited to the University Of Cali to-1is. Ain1ersZ-tsn ia connection zitA the school Number os house pupils limited
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A-TEE LxcEUM PREPARATORY SCHOOL. -TAss schee4 P-SEAres students for the uns- ye-SsEr. law z-d medical colleges sss grad mates admitted without examination 10 Stazscra University and Cooper College ca reao-aszer5aslsl of Sha T'TsEalEsals references President Jordan or any Stanford p-oseSso- pheaaG building.
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Vaughan & Keith opened their handsomely Photograph Studio at 14 Grant ave nue. Friday. August 5.
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THIRTY-SECoND ASSEMBLY DIs-
 TRICT

First Frecinct-52s Second. Second Precinct-5A Brannan Third Precinet-63S Third Fourth PTeCiEcT-5fs Third Fifth Precinct4Ss Brannan. Sixth PrecinCt-53S Fourth Seventh Precinet-S2s Sixth Eighth Prscinct-3l Bryant Ninth Preeinct-7a5 Brannan. Tenth Preeinct-5a4-& Ninth Eleventh Precinct-7S24 Bryant Twelfth PTeeincS-15l4 Twentieth. Thirteenth Precinct-ill2 Kentucky
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Seventeenth Precinct-2239 Mission Eighteenth Precinct-S25 Valencia Nineteenth Precinct-S4S Valencia Twentieth Precinct-9l4 Valencla- TWenty-f1rst Precinct-33Ol Nlneteenth THIRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISa
 TRICT.
 First Precinct-SlS7 ,o Twenty-IourLn;d t,l Hnndnd TbIrd Precinct--1344 Valencia Fnurth Precinct-945- Guerrero. e Fifth Precinct-?628 Mission, Siytb Precinct-g735 Mission SaVenti, Precinct-S204 Twenty-fourth- Eighth Precinct--1416 Valencia N1iStb Precinct-3316 Mission Tenth TI1th Precinct-5OO Precita avenue. Et9a1lnntb Precinct-3151 Mission. Twelfth Precinct-S2Slo oeS1 M1sSI9ni; S9iga;o, rEnirteenth Precinct-45u Mission. r111pTy-s1xTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICTI Eirs+ Precinct-42O6 Seventeenth. Second Precinct-226 Noe. frbird Precinct-213 Church Fniirth I, Precinct-3439 Sixteenth. Fifth Preclnct- Dolores. Sixtb Precinct-506 Church Seventh Precinct-524 Castro. |. Eiebih Precinct-N. B, corner Nins- teenfh and Castro. o e,, Tenth Precinct-S607 Eighteenth. EIeVenth Precinct-3S45 Twenty-fourth. 1TWeIffh Precinct-S11 Alvarado. Thirteenth Precinct-1310 Castro. Fourteenth Precinct-4O9 Clipper. Eriffeenth Precinct-125 Twenty-elgnth Sixteenth Precinct-N. w. corner valley and Church .oo, r-.,,6rz+ Eighteenth Precinct-S. E. corner k and SNi1n,eteenth In, Precinct-19 Thirtieth. Twentieth Precinct-12-14 French. Twenty-frst Precinct-S. w., cornen Ocean avenue and San Jose road. Twenty-second Precinct-9 Plymouth avenue. THIRT- SEVENTH ASSEMBLY, DlSS
 TRICT. First Precinct-3S7 Hayes Second Precinct-182S Market Third Precinct-143 Page. Fourth Precinct-N. B. corner Pase anu Oetayia.
 Fifth Precinct-475 Hayes. Sixth Preoinct-607 Laguna. Seventh Precinct-51S Laguna- Eighth Precinct-210 Lily avenue. Ninth Precinct-2153 Market Tenth Precinct-118 Fillmore Eleventh Precinct-456 Haight. Twelfth Precinct-621 Buchanan Thirteenth Precinct-60o Fillmore Fourteenth Precinct-62T Halght Fifteenth Precinct-125 DeVlsadero. Sixteenth Precinct-416 DevisadeTo. Seventeenth Precinct-1399 Ha1gnL Eighteenth Precinct-323 DeVlsaoefo. Nineteenth Precinct-30312 Broderlck- Twentieth Precinct-1929 Oak Twenty-frst Precinct-S. D. cornes Haight and Stanyan.
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UNIVERSITY ACADEMY, ALAMEDA,

OFFERS THE ADVANTAGES OF A RE O9ned home and thoroughly equipped ''ac- credited school Term begins on August .
 ". ". ANDERSON. Principal.
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THIRTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DIS .
 TRICT.

THIRTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY ID .
 TRICT First Precfnct-126 Hayes Second Precinct-131 Larkin- Third Precinct-36 Grove Fourth Precinct-S33 Golden Gate avenue- Fifth Precinet-312 Golden Gate ave. Sixth Precinct-32S Eddy Seventh Precinct-502 Ellis Eighth Precinct-635 Ellis 1,inth Precinct-3T Larkin- Tenth Precinct-503 Larkin- EIey enth Precinct-T00 Eddy Twelfth Precinct-702 Larkin- Thirteenth PreciRct-21 Jones' Fourteenth Precinct-S. E. Corner Geary and Leavenworth. Fifteenth Precinct-7oSA Geary. Sixteenth Precinct-I032 Sutter. Seventeenth Precinct-S02 O'Farreu Eighteenth Precinct-1005 Post Nineteenth Precinct-1224 Polk Twentieth Preeinct-I452 California Twenty-first Precinct-15H California
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SCHOOL

TUX bU1S-LANI EU3- Large corps Of teachers Superior home sc conuo6At;oJas, Next term opens August s IRA c. RoITT. PA- D.. Principal
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FoRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

First Precinct-I62s Pine
 Second PTecinct-15Z9 Bush
 Third Precinct-1es9 Post.
 Fourth PTecinct-1s92 Laguna- Fifth Precinct-1Sl4 LagunA Sixth Precfnct-2113 Pine
 Seventh Precinct-el971e Fillmore Eighth Precinct-1So4 Fillmore Ninth Precinct-1619 Buchanan Tenth Precinct-1625 Fillmore Eleventh Precinct-170S DeviSadero. Twelfth Precinet-2o02 Devisadero- Thirteenth Precinct-2o25 California. Fourteenth Precinc-z2S Geary. Fifteenth Precinct-2533 Sutter- Sixteenth Preeinct-2Sa3 Pine Seventeenth PreeiRct-1459 Central ave. Eighteenth Precinct-l219 Point Iohos- Nineteenth Preciact-N. W. corner Ninth and Point Lobos avenues. Twentieth PFecinct-3l2z Point Lobos.
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Seventeenth Precinct-2299 Mission Eighteenth Precinct-S25 Valencia Ni1eteenth Precinct-S4S Valencia TWenfieth Precinct-914 Valencia
 TWenty-first Precinct-3301 Nineteenth.
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THE HAMLIN SCHOOL

gvan Ness Se1SnAryl. ISss Jackson st.. 6 F Term opens August { Departments school work from ktuStergartsn Jo College Prepara- tory Course. Address MISS SARAH D HAM LIN. MRS EDNA SMELL PoCLSoN.
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HAVING INSTITuTF.

Select boarding and day school for young ladies zz2s Cslsso-1is sc-. San rszaaeis>o. Will Eeoysez August l. Accredited g9 universities Seminary and fall conservatory music Pys- esll. REV. EDWARD B CHURCH. A. M
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THIRTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DIS
 TRTCT.


 TRTCT. First PreciRct-S99i Twentieth. Second PreclEaet-sl-s Iwenty-secoad. Fourth Precinct-ss1 Harrison Fifth Precinct-se57 Tweuty-forIrsh Sixth Precnct-N. W. corner Twenty third and Alabama Seventh Prec5nct-75 Bryant Eightn eFecinet-zle2 Twenty-fourth. Ninth Prsctnct-LSS San Bruno Tenth Preeinct-I5l Txertjefh Eleventh PrseiRet-Sg7 Twenfv-sac,,a Twelfth PTecInct-N ". corre~ rS---, ty-secon6 and Michigan. Thirteenth Precinct-sA Rail-oa5 ~, Fourteenth PFecinct-lsss Paifrrs. s.s -, Fifteenth PFeeiHct-1411 Railroad ava
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THIRTY-FOURTH AssE,FRTv D4s
 TRTC~T D11-

TRICT First Precsnct-1sIzs% FoIsou Second PTeeilct-lS4 Eleventh Third P-ecilet-l55i Market Fourth PTecinct-TI1 Valencia Fifth Preclnct-1sss .fission Sixth Precinet-171s Mission Seventh Preeinct-iseS Folsom Eighth Precf1ct-1Sl5 Howard Ninth PTecinc-ISs5 Howard Tenth Precinct-ae3 Sixteenth EleFenIn Precinet-z42 Valencia Twelfth PreciHet-50s Valencia Thirteenth PreciHct-5i8 Mission. Fourteenth Precinct-eel5 Sixteenth. Fifteenth Preeinct-5SS9 Sixteenth. Sixteenth Precinct-SE. corner Nine teeath and Shotwell -e--sr -.---s-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21
Terms of Surrender.

The agreement consists of nine articles.
The first declares that all hostiIes shall pending
the amendment of final capitulaton
SecOnd-That the captulaon includes all the Spanish
forces and the surrender Of all material within pre-
scribed limits.
Ihrd-Ihe transportation of the troops Spain the
earliest possible moment each force be embarked the
nearest port.
Fourth-That the Spanish officers retain their side
arms and the enlisted men their personal property.
FHth-That after the final capitulation the Spanish
forces shall assist in the removal of Instructions to navi-
CATION in Santiago harbor.
SiNth-That after the final captulaton the command
ing officers shall furnish complete inventory of all
and munitions of and all soldiers in the
district.
Seventh-That the Spanish general shall be permitted
to take the military archives and records with him
Eighth-That all guerillas and Spanish irregulars
shall be permitted to remain in Cuba if they elect giving
parole that they will not again take up against the
nlted States unless properly paroed.
NinthThat the Spanish forces shall be permitted to
march out with all the honors of depostng
TO be disposed of by the United States in future the
American commissioners to recommend their
that the Of the soldiers be returned .wo
bravev defended them
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21

AT the time we wrote the editorial
last week addressed to Our st.
Clair Brethren" we were not advised
that MIR. Mann would be candidate.
Since learning that his name will go
before the convention we desire TO
say that we had no intention of
advising the voters of that county
to ignore MIR. Mann's claim. We
expect them to be for that gentle
man and secure his nomination if
they can, but we also expect that
they will be friendly to MIR. Graves
in the event their candidate can not
secure the nomination.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21

Hon. } j Dickinson. the well
known editorial writer on rae st
Louis Republic, who has BEEN ap-
pointed major OF tue sixth regiment,
viii prove the right man in the night
place Major u ckiusol IS : military
mau, is splendid type of chiyslrous.
rugged manhood, Is about 36 ye.rs
Of axe aid before going on the
Republic was the edit. I IN pub
Usher of a Missouri newspaper in
Cooper county The only thing we
newspaper COLLEAGUES Of Major
Dickinson regret is that in print we
are Obliged to So bin back notch.
and instead OF speaking of him as
colonel must say Major Dickinson.
However, as Major Dickinson has
grown up since the civil war it is
easy to see be was enc of Max
O'Kells famous colonies But IN
the future it will be Major Dickinson,
and he will fight for the honor, or,
as the soldier says, he will earn it
Brookfeld Argus
Major Dickinson is the boyhood
friend and college class-mata of the
editor of THE TIMES. II was associ-
ste with US as local editor in 1SS4-5
and made many friends among
our people. He is we'll fitted by
temperament aud education for the
high Office Ct Major, and we believe
that events will demonstrate that
Governor Stephens made a wise
selection.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21

The Montrose Democrat in speak
ing of the Bates county convention
last week has the following to say
OF our candidates:
MIR. Graves Is one of the bsst
known lawyers in this circuit, and a
man in every way fitted for the hon.
orable position to which he aspires.
Honesty and integrity are the essen
tial points necessary for a circuit
judge, aud both of these Mr. Graves
is known to possess.
Mr.. Jackson is an able lawyer, a
good man and would make an able
representative OF the Sixteenth Sena-
torial District.
The delegates to the congre ssional
convention are of course for Dear
mond, and an ADLER man is not in
congress from any state than Hon.
D. A. DeArmend, and the people of
this district are fortunate in having
so able representative.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-21

The Jefferson City Tribune sci.
dom gees Missourian' 8 name wrong
but it referred to Col. J. ]. Dickinson
as &. G. Dickinson. If the Governor
appoints Dickinson as Major in the
sixth, as it is said he will, the name
on the commission will read Jacob
Jeremiah Dickinson aud the man who
bears that name will be a credit to
the uniform and the shoulder straps,
Kansas City Times.
The Kansas City Times falls into
the same error it seeks to correct in
the Tribune. The first is a biblical
name after that Of the old patriarch.
but the second is plain johnson.
hence the commission will read
Jacob Johnson Dickinson. Il is
we'll to get the name correct as we
expect to have good report from
the Major if the sixth gets to tie
front in time.