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The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
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:';.:* s ADVERTISEMENTS.
 NOTICE ID VOTERS PRECINCT REGISTRATION.

O
 Office of the Registrar. of. Voters of the
 City: al County. of San Franeisco' .: Notice iy hereby gi9efr tbAt the Boarhs of Precinct ResfstfA ton foE the generati election to be held on: .fueaday the 'ot ?. day of November \. D. fSeS,: VIII meet se in their respective precincts for the regis tration of voters and such other purposes as are prescribed by law, on :; " ednes- day, August 1e. 1898, from 9;o' clock a. fl; fn: until 10 0 clock p. m.. daily. for -hve.. 70, days, until and including Monday, August 15, 1888, on which. day, all reglstfatioh closes. :x- : -., =.
 All electors who have not. been regis tered for said general election are hereby invited to present themselves for :resis- tration. i.'-i .s.- The Boards of Precinct Registration VIII sit as above for the purpose, of register ing all legal and qualified voters residlng 5 in their precincts who have not [eglsl- cred at the office of the Registrar ot Voters since June 1, 1S9S s ,..--. ::.:
 Any person who has not ~reglstereo since June i, 1se8, and fails to. register at the Boards of Precinct Registrat ton of the precinct in which he resides will be debarred the privilege" of voting ac such election. .-s.:.. In accordance with section 2l or ' the "Act to Regulate the Registration or Voters.'' etc., the following places have been secured for the sessions or the Boards of Precinct Regtstratton: =
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
The Gold Comrnissioner at DaW- son Gives an Inside Tip to
 His Friends.
Bungng Records and JuegIery in Notices Lead Up to q .Fruitfess Rush in Quest
 of Claims.

water front on Wednesday evening, the 15tfl;. and; here<the admin instration of the |: Gold CoInIris ssioner's office was treated
 lns sparin glys. and a comnittee was ap- %p6iIited to investigate and report the ac- !. tfon4 of the Commissioners giving notice that the creek would not ~be%opened until
 George Armstrong, Pat=@GalYin% and D. E AfGlD0uga1 form committee. Another commit tee was appointed s:to wait on. the Gold, Commissioner and petition him in :su ftfeient skilled: labor in his office to provide "a accommodations sufficient ito
 spare the miners of the district the in which they were subjected last winter . and to which hey are still subjected: :,
 . yeIltent conditions at the postoftiee being compelled to stand in line hours ==E.s.The steamer John Healey arrived Sat uEday% evening: the. sth inst, from St M4Gaael, the first steamer from all the
 ;: @,ay own; She had small passenger sNst, as no. steamers had arrived from She: Drought 250. tons of provisions cloth
 ing j%etc ;. Thea:f following are the passen-
 gers : From. RamRa5t IE49I, City, George " :: ard ;5z B. Col1enette, r N. J. Kirkbirde;.
 from Seventy Nj ile, F K Iellersrnan, An drew G(aInpPellt A Aggetti and from San
 :, Mcbride, Professor A. F. Schurtz and J: :: H; :Barnholt.=T These five from San Fran CISCO started rom that: city. a year ago
 ont lie zcondemned. steamer Mare Island. The: ley reports the Seattle. No. l ito ': be: fast $QIl:, the bar on the Yukon flats The fiealey left on the fifth wfth"the fol-
 lowing passeng CTS: for tflesoutside:i Frank : I'aEionss 3r F: Remand, " Miss B. Grantley -Gnarles < Az: Moore, J: H. Brown. A. :. Mason George Earnoore; H: Dore, E. Gay A; B: Herman, PHI. Gallagher, H.
 Fl: K ent, John: Eularid; D. Edward w. e: Sheppard: an d wife H. Pullington, J. T: Latande,s J" Snyder: Charles Mowrean,
 OttU: Qls@n% A Cutter: Harry Roberts, William: Parry William Stewart. Charles
 Earosif Charles Dowling.:: ::~'. :# !.
 1.-The: following List of passengers left
 Dawson: @0r the steamer: Margaret July
 F: Hans KIeiner:: Mrs: James York, W. Brtfwsa. Mrs; C: K: Zone. B. .Supernusky
 A Crane: +, F; Rapp% Peter :Altx. Wtl- liam Gillespie. James Austin, W: A. .Ba st Joseph Rrogg;a:Wf1fiafn Cummings,
 Charles Wood, ilHaui A. Bassett, Leo
 McGlirn ,:J.: L. Schneider: W H. Purdy, J B. Rogers NJ A: CfFeenough. l.. Pauius, ". J. Martin. ID. R. :Shine1ey, T. H Gam arnAI;. A..::.@Dulc@;. R Buchanan, Mary Bn-
 Rlakeley; NJ. Dunsuinir R: Hadd6w:. P;
 Pefersop, .Gs.>G.:. Brown. Hugh Miller,
 Major walsh ,lias divided the gold belt of the Yukon district into four mining
 districts instead of s.threet as at present.
 with -'recofItfng offices to be established at the*c0nf1ue ence' of the Stewart and Mo- oOuest6r. rivers, and all claims south of
 the: Henderson will be: recorded there; l. PellY:. and %fIoota tafinqila. The crowd still keeps: coming, and the. problem; of dis
 posing of ii: grows daily more intricate
 and. Interesting.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
FORTUNES BEING BROUGHT OUT

VICTORIA, B. G. Aug: IA: Dawson paper just received contains an account of the sailing of the steamer Alice and of those who left on her. She. sailed from Dawson on July 14. amidst great excite ment. her departure, the. Yukon Midnight Sun says sequaling In Interest the sailing of a Cunarder. Fully $500000 in gold dust was shipped. out of which sum. the. Alaska Commercial Company sent S96 ,00O Among the kings of the new Eli Dorado who took passage on the. Alice were Antoine Stan der. Humboldt Gates. John Erickson and Neil Mckay. The aggregate pile of this quartet represented the greater part of the dust aAntone Stander and bride (for- merly Violet Raymond, a variety aactress) had their pile encased in five strong tin boxes stapder brought: out about $6O,- GOO, while his owife's wealth is. estimated at about $50, 900. Mr. Stander upon her bridal trip has a collection of S5000 in large and assorted nuggets, which she personally collected from the dumps, and also a metallic chest, containing s92 ,000s John Erickson and Humboldt Gates were the other two whose sack of gold dust apprexinrated equaled the Standers' pile. Humboldt Gates leaves for Eureka, Humboldt County, Cal. in company with his relative, e. ". Hall, of Dominion Creek They will remain in California for the winter and return next spring.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
CAPTURE OF 4 4 CLEVER l F0RGER ! [.Wante d in Thirty Cali E. E. | . forn ia F. T owns. .. ..
 ARRESTED AT REDWOOD CITY TAKEN BY SHERIFF MATTHIAS "@. = ..." ..="=: * TO SALINAS. # ;
 Says He Is Guilty on Every Charge :."& and duplicates a Companion ..= Whose Name He Will Not I
 :... ..+:. =.j... .*... <. DiVulge. E
ARRESTED AT REDWOOD CITY
TAKEN BY SHERIFF MATTHIAS
 .:. ."@= |.::". <: ..<s TO SALINAS. <
:. Special Dispatch to The Call.

SALINAS,. Aug 1:=---For over three years Sheriff Mattheas has been look ing for. one of the most expert forgers in the State, whose work extendeu in every direction. For several months in the early part of 1885 checks signed :.Albert John Miller or t'W Miller" were presented at the various banks in San Luis .Obispo County and paid, only to be found fergeries subsequently. During 1895 man known as. l.. Rypcs- zynsN worked for Charles Louis at ePrunedale and he was known to re- cefve large sums of money from various portions of the State. He suddenly.dis- appeared after receipt of money from San Miguel, and then the fact became apparent that he was a. forger.- A check for =$35 and odd cents, apparently drawn to the order of A. Miller by J.. w Fret well on the Bank of San Miguel; was paid;;: also two on WatsonNille banks and others x: .%:=.s
 A check in July, 1897 for s165@ on the First National Bank here, through the Bank" "of~Oakdale, presented to" the or der of. John Miller, followed" by others for smaller and larger amounts, were refused as forgeries. They were signed ' ttBerges" & GarriSsere," large liquor dealers. = The forger.* same year passed +a@check signed by the same firm name for $49 on a Watsonville firm, and one. on a,zSant Jose. firm for s67, his plan being to :order goods and receive the change in cash. The goods were never called for.
 The forger was last heard of at Stock ton. where. he passed a draft for s60. The accused suddenly disappeared, but yesterday telephone message from Redwood City was received stat ing that the man wanted was there and he was ordered arrested.
 :: Rypcszynsld was brought back this afternoon and confessed that he is wanted in over thirty places in Califor- nia and is guilty in every case. He says he was only discharged from Folsom two months ago, where he was known as "37, 070~'' He claims. that an older man whom he. says is also wanted for extensive forgeries in the East, is i'm plicated, but will give no description of his partner or details of his crime. Off, :cers here say the prisoner Is apparently an Eastern offender and connected with the most extensive gang of organized forgers in the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
:: RETURN FROM ALASKA. Sixty :Klondikers. Reach Seattle, >'. Bringing Half Million.

SEATTLE. Aug 1.-The steamer. Dis covery. arrived to-day from Alaska with sixty Ktondikers and about half :.mil= lion dollars in gold and drafts. The luck fest men are C. Ward who is. reported M. Johnson, who is credited with $So- PORT. TOWNSEND. Aug. 1.-Two schooners. the R. w. Bartlett and the Corona. have arrived from St. Michael; bringing neither gold dust nor miners: These. vessels sailed early in the month, and were becalmed in Bering Sea for a Jacob fJorgenson fell from afoft or the schooner Bartlett and was lost.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
Fabulous Find of Quartz.

SEATTLE, Aug. LA substantiation of the story of the find of fabulously rich quartz in Southeastern Alaska, as pub lished in Saturdays Call. comes from Seattle men who have large holdings in the locality referred to. The big find is located on Thorn Ann, about twenty-five miles from Ketchikan. and but little distance from the regular course of steamers running to Dyea.
 In the belt known to be rich in free gold quartz were originally fifteen claims. Humblet, half breed prospector whose father lives but three miles from Seattle. The other ten are owned by the Gladia- tor Mining Company of Seattle, of which Dr. J. Eugene Jordan is president and E. Lobe. formerly of San Francisco is treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
APPOINTMENTS BY
 PRESIDENT MKINLEY
George M. Pierce of Pennsylvania to Be Consul at Munich-StaR
 Places in the Navy

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1-The President to-day made the following appointments
 Lundford D. Tricks and Mark J. White assistant surgeons in the Marine Hospi- tai service. Joseph Foster, pay inspector in the navy with rank of commander. Frank T.. Arm. paymaster In the navy with rank of lieutenant
 James w. c. Walker, civil engineer in the navy, with rank of lieutenant, junior grade.
 William Melville Carton, assistant sur geon in the navy, with rank of ensign
 George M. Pierce of Pennsylvania. to be Consul of the United States at Munich Bavaria.
 Richard G. Banks Collector of Customs at Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va
 James Stone, Supervising Inspector oi Steam Vessels for the Ninth District.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
eoMPERs ON ANNEXATION. Slave, Labor the Great Danger in
 Taking Colonies.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-Samuel Gompers, president of. the American Federation of; Labor, spoke on annexation last night at the meeting of the Central Labor Unton.. Mir Gompers said: ;H
 '"I am opposed to slave labor. We are, ali opposed to it, and when the colonies. are annexed the same. conditions regard ing contract and slave labor should per tain there as here.',
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02

F0RT,Y:FIRsT ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

First Ptecinct-1415 Jackson.
 Second Precinct-1102 Hyde.
 Third, Preeinct-1s05 Hyde
 Fourth. .Precfn ct-260l12 Hyde. Fifth Precinct-2103 Larkin.
 Sixth. Precinct-16O6 Pacific avenue. . Seventh Preeinct-17QS Polk: Eighth 'Preoinct--2O29 Raclhc avenue Ninth Precinct-2322 Fillmore ., Tenth Precipct--1s13 Vallejo. Eleventh Precinct-S. E.. corner. .Octayia e'i1S iTwelfth, Precinct-9e -9e011k Webster
 Thirteenth. Precinct-1942 Union Fourteenth Precinct-2515 Fillmore (rear). Fifteenth Precipctv260012s Sacramento Sixteenth Precfnct&2926A Washington. $ Seventeenth Precinct-2931 Washington. Eighteenth sPrecinct-2755 Greenwich.
 Nineteenth Precinct-3647 Sacramento
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Ephraim W. Sells Dead.

% COLUMBUS; Ohio. Aug. S1s-Ephraim w: Sells, the elder of the Sells brothers, 'well-known circus men, died here at noon to-day of Bright's disease after an illness of several months. 70
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
What Hawaii Will Pay Japan.

YOKOHAMA, Aug. Lit Is reported here that Hawaii has agreed to pay Jap an G40.O0O in settlement of the dispute which arose out of the exclusion of Jap anesee emigTants from the Hawaiian Isl- lndS
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
TH1Rr1ErH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

First Precinct-251a Sixth.
 Second Precinct-36 Sixth: =: ,...
 Third Precinct-10o6 Missfen. : ::
 Fourth Precinct-mo4414o1II Minna; '." :. , Sixth Precinct-445 Minna. ..
 Seventh Precinct-959 Howard. = :; |, Eighth Precinct-1o91 Howards Ninth. Precinct-215 Sixth. .: ; Tenth Precinct-336 Sixth. . Eleventh Precinct-S27 Sixth.
 Twelfth Precinet-441 Sixth. /. Thirteenth Precinct-S21 Harrison. Fourteenth. Precinct-10 Sixth ;s... .':
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
rwENTY-N1NTH ASSEMBLY DIS

TRICT. . First Precinct-32S Jessie. Second Precinct-65 Fourth. -; .: '-rs f|. Third Precinet-343 Jessie. :.':, ;.. Fourth Precinct-1141z Fourth. Fifth. Precinct-79f Mission. 's-s ..ss..'- Sixth. Precinct-222 Natoma- s 9. ., Seventh Precinct-313 Minna. :s. s'' Eighth Precinct-757B Howard. .' Ninth Precinct-S04 Folsom. t. Tenth Prectnct-7l6 Folsom. " :i' Eleventh Precinct-753 Folsom. :: .'s' Twelfth Precinct-S93 Folsom. ss'.; Thirteenth Precinct-406. Fourth. --.- Fourteenth Precinct-360 Third - Fifteenth Precinct-40T Fourth. 'f, ..-
 Sixteenth Precinct-424 Third: :ss.
 Seventeenth Precinct-493 Fourth; a
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
REGISTRATION PLACES.
 Election November s, 1898. :.. ::

TwENTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DIS
 TRICT. :, :.>'- First Precinct-430 Folsom. :.:':: ' Second Preeinct-216 Steuart. =. --.. . :, Third Precinct-403. Harrison. :. :*. :. ,.. Fourth Precinct-415 Folsom. * *:s .;a; Fifth Preeinct-266 First, rss. :; Sixth Precinct-503 Howard: < ga.s Seventh Precinct-162 First. :. ..- Z: 2. =. Eighth Precinct-f31 Second. =: E. E. B.. -a Ninth Precinct-112A First. s.;.. :. Tenth Precinct-562 Mission.
 Eleventh Precinct-56 Second: :''% . Twelfth Precinct-437 Third :T'a *q : Thirteenth Precfnct-32 Hunt. :.: .. Fourteenth Precinct-665 Howard. :. Fifteenth Pfecinct-241 Third. s''~'< Sixteenth Prectnct-405 Third. > =:
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.FocRrY-sEcoND ASSEMBLY, DIS

-'-.s aTRICT.
 First Precinct-131 Turk. :. Second PrecinctA224 Taylor.
 Third Preclhct-771S7 Taylor;
 Fourth Precinct--31I54 O'Farrell.
 Fifth Precinct-S10 0,FarreQ.
 Sixth Precinct-5H Geary. . : Seventh. Precinccst1,6S06 ,6 Pqst
 Ninth Precinct-13S1 Sacramento. . Tenth sPrecinct-N. W. corner Pine and Mason. (booth): = Eleventh Precinct-1102 Clay. Twelfth .Precinct--1023 Pacific. Thirteenth Precinct-1026 Hyde.
 Fourteenth Precfnct-1426 Washington. Fifteenth Precinct-1237 Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02

Stmr Grace Dollar will sail for St. Michael Guaranteed connections Yukon River points {; low rates. Particulars 46 Mkt, or 632 Mkt. r. S.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-02
ADVERTISEMENTS
ru1RT SEVENTH ASSEMBLY D.
 TRICT

rHrRT SEVENTH. ASSEMBLY DIs- TRICT.
 First precinct-3s7 Hayes.
 second Precinct-1s2S Market
 Ttird Precinct-143 Page.
 Fourth Precinct-N. E. corner Fage anu Oetagia
 F'fftfs Preclnct-475 Hayes.
 Sixth Precinct-6O7 Laguna.
 Seventh Precinct-5lS Laguna-
 EfghfF Precinct-210 Lily avenue. TiTfn Precinct-2153 Market. ,.'fenthS Prec3nct-118 Fillmore. 1
 Eleventh Preclnct-455 Hatght. |szT,vreffff1 Precfrct-e21 Buchanan ; Thirteenth Precinct-606 Fillmore. :. Fourteenth Precinct-62L Haight . IrffteeEth :Precinct-125 Deyisadero. = eil tee1th PreciYrct-416 DeVisadeTo. Severifeenth Precfnct-l399 E4aight.
 Eighteenth 'Precinct-323 Devlsadero. =: Niyieteenth Precinct-203i2 BroderlcR. :. .TyvehfIe+h Precinct-1929 Oak. ,Tweflty-frst Precinct-S. .E. corner Haight and Stanyan.
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THIRTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

:. First Precinct-31 Eighth. ".. Second Precinct-124S Mission.
 Third Precinct-1249 Mission, Fourth Precinct-124 Eighth. ,. % .. .i Fifth. Precinct-174, Seventh.
 Sixth. Precinot-132S Howard. =. Seventh Precinct-1437 Mission. Eighth Precinct-204 Ninth 9. Ninth Preeinct-1235 Howard. .. Tenth .Preeinct-666 Clementina- ,. Eleventh Precinct-1111 Howard:
 Twelfth Precinct-4S9 Eighth. Thirteenth Precinct-1161. Folsom. Fourteenth Precinct-!12l5 Folsom: ;. Fifteenth PrectnctA426 Ninth. .. ' :. Sixteenth Precinct-14G719 Folsom. :
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.s,,o,RTY-TH1RD. ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

First Preciret.-9 Eddy. z Second Preeinct-107 Powell. .Thirds Precinof-392 Geary. s5"
 Fourth Precinct--g222s Stockton.
 Fifth. Precinct-S02 stockton. . Sixth Precinct-505. Sutter. < Seventh Precinct-307 Grant avenuS
 Eighth Precnct-S22 California. Ninth Precinct-4QS Dupont. Tenth Precinct-441 Bush.
 :. Eleventh Precfnct-649 Broadway. q, Twelfth gPrecinct-926e Wa shington.
 Thirteenth Precinct-1024 Clay.
 Fourteenth Precinct-1204 Mason.
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THIRTY-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIS TRICT.

'TH1RTY-FOURIH ASSEMBLY, DIS
 TRICT. First Precinct-16121s Folsom.
 Second Precinct-134 Eleventh. 20 Third Precinct--f551 Market .o Fourth Precinct-r1l1s Valencia
 Fifth Precinct-l64S Mission.s
 Sixth Precinct-1713 Mission Seventh Precinct-1609 Folsom. Eighth Precinct-1S05 Howard. ., Ninth Precinct-1S4S Howard
 Tenth Precinct-3093 Sixteenth. %. Eleventh Precinct-442 Valencia
 Twelfth Precinct-506 Valencia Q Thirteenth Precinet-212S Mission.
 Fourteenth Precinct-2915 Sixteenth.
 Fifteenth Precinct-2S80 Sixteenth. :, Sixteenth Precinct-3336 Twentieth. Seventeenth Precinet-22S9 Mission.
 Eighteenth Precinct-S22 Valencia. Nineteenth Precinct-S4S Valencia. Twentieth Precinct-914 Valencia. Twenty-frst Precinct-S301 Nineteenth.
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THIRTY-THIRD. ASSEMBLY DIS
 TRICT. t-''

First Precinct-3O01 Twentieth. .. T Second sPrecinct-3026 Twenty-second. Third Precinct-3142 Twenty-fourth Fourth Precinct-2e11. Harrison. . Fifth Precinct-2952 Twenty-fourth
 Sixth 'Precinct-N. w. corner Twenty third and Alabama.
 Seventh Precinct-2205 Bryant.
 Eighth Precinct-2z02 Twenty-fourth: Ninth Precinct-1306 San Bruno. Tenth Precinct-l591 Twentieth. Eleventh Precinct-807 TWentySsecond:
 Twelfth Precinct-N. W. corner Twen- ty-second and Michigan.
 Thirteenth Precinet-604 Railroad ave.
 Fourteenth Precinct-1206 Railroad ave. Fifteenth Precinct-1411 Railroad ave.
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TfjlT,TY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DIS
 TT RTCT,

HalETlL anu olstfiS dAI- TfiIRTY-ETGHTH ASSEMBLY DIS First PrecfnctA7O2. Turk.
 Second ,PreeinctL5-62o6 M MeAihsLer. I1il
 Third Precinct-647 McAlI1ster'
 Fourth .Precinct-.33L Fulton
 Fifth Precinct-709' McAllister.
 Sixth .Precinct-12I0 Eddy; Seventh Precinct+1529 Ellis. .. Eighth Precinct-1344 Turk. > NIatff .Precinct21106 Golden Gate avenue Tenth Pfecinct-Sn Iaguna. .- Eleventh Precinct-S21 Webster Twelfth Precinct-1571 Turk.
 Thirteehth Pfeeinet-l22s 32so Steiner Tdaa dero Fifteenth Preciyict-16137 Turk -> sixteenth Precinet--14S4 Fulton.
 Seventeenth Precinct-20O3 Golden Gate Eighteenth .Precinct-254 McAlnster -. .- - THIRTY NINTH: :: ASSEMBLY DIS : :z:.,..5:: <. .TRICT:
 First Precinet-126 Hayes. ->~ Second PFectn net-191 LarkiD :. Third .Precinct-36: Grove.
 Fourth PrecinctL3 Golden Gate avenue. Fifth PrecirctL314. Golden Gate avenue.
 Sixth. Precinct-329 Eddy. Seventh Preefnct-5q2 Ellis F,ighth. PreGinct-4635 Ellis. Sffl{h -Precinct-=SN Larkin. t Tenth .PTecinct-503 1larkln. :, Eley enth @Precinet.7 Eddy. : :FIsWeIfth Preeinct-A102 Larkin.
 Thirteenth Precinct-421 Jones: F0llrteenlQ 6TSG1tlSl-I--hos 4@' N7SA-A0- and IieaNen worth: ..z.s. ;.
 Fifteenth Prectnct-796A Geary. : Sfxteent h Prectnct-1032 Sutter. Seventeenth Preeinc nct-S02 O Farrell. . Eighteenth Precfnct21005 Post.
 ,Ninetee1ith Prectnct-1224 Polk ?. Twentieth Preeinct-1452 CaIforn1a. Twenty first Precinct-f54 California
 FORTIETH: ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.
 rst.PrecinctS Pine:
 Second Pr ecinct--1529 Bush.
 |Third. .Pfecirict-1669 Post.
 Ffiirt h Precinct-f602 Laguna- : Fifth :Prectnct-1S14 Laguna
 Sixth PFecinct-2113 Pine:
 Seventh Ppecinct-20qI12s F Fillmore
 Eighth. Precinct-1904 Fillmore Ninth SPrecinct--1G19s Buchanan. Tenth Precinct-.1625 Fillmore. Eleventh Erecinct-.1703. DeV4sadero.
 Twelfth Precinct-20525 Devlsadero- :Thirteenth= Precipct-2925 California
 Fourteenth, Prectnct-222S Geary-
 Fifteenth Precinct[2533 -Sutter. Sixteenth Precinct-2903' Pine. Seventeenth Precinctm.odd445g GentTai d ave ave. :. Eighteenth: Preciuct-1209 Point Gobos. .Nlmeteepth. / Precinct-N. w. corner Ninth and; Point .Lobos avenues. .rTYyeritieth Precinct-3124 Point, LoDOS.
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TT4IRTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY DIS
 =. T

:. T = First Frecinct-529, Second. ;, Second Precinct--344 Brannan.
 Third Precinct-60S: Third. =. Fourth Precfnct-514 Third. .. ... Fifth Precinct-452 Brannan.. :..-. Sixth .Precinct-53S Fourth, g.:
 Seventh Precinct-525 Sixth:
 Eighth Precinct-S31 Bryant. :* - Ninth Precinct-705, Grammar.
 Tenth Precinct-50416 Ninth. .:-' >. Eleventh Precinct-1sA Bryant. -..- Twelfth Precinet-1514 Twentieth. Thirteenth Precinct-1112 Kentucky.
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ASSEMBLY DIS-

IL
 First Precinct-606 Broadway. ; Second Precinct-500 Broadway. ,. Third Precinct-1539. Mason: ss Fourth ePrecinct-1610 Stockton .a. Fifth Precinct-1f20 Stockton. .s ' Sixth Precinct-206 Francisco. Seventh Precinct-604 Lombard. Eighth Preeinct@2215 Powell. Ninth Precinct-72S Montgomery avenue. Tenth Precfnct-Se3 Tlbert.
 Eleventh Precinct2629 Union. Q Twelfth Precinct--1602 Mason.
 Thirteenth Precinct-722 Lombard. Fo1irteenth oPrecinct-N. w. corner Rroa dway and Jones.
 Fifteenth ,Precinct-935 Fflbert FORTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. . First Precinct-2S Trinity. % Second Precinct-332 Bush.
 Third Precinct-12S Leidesdorn. 2 F6llrth Precinct-647 Merchant. . Fifth Precinct-22 Montgomery avenue Sixth Precinct-109 Jackson. Seventh Precfnet2110 'Drumm. Eighth Precinct2404 Drumm.
 Ninth Precfnct-33S Broadway. Tenth Precinct-422 Broadway. Eleventh Precinct-7151a Davis. Twelfth Precinet-S42A Union.
 w. J. BIGGY,
 Registrar of Voters.
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THIRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DIS
 TRICT. First :Precinct-37S7 Twenty-fourth. -s- Second Precfnct-3449 Twenty-second Third Precinct-1344 Valencia Fourth Precinct-945 Guerrero J2 !: Fifth Precinet-262S Mission Sixth Precinct-2735 Mission.
 Seventh Precinct-S204 Twenty-fourth. Eighth Precinct-1416 Valencia Ninth Precinct-3316 Mission.
 Tenth Precinct--500 Precfta avenue. Eleventh Precinct-3151 Mission Twelfth Precinct-32S1 Mission.
 Thfrteenth, Precinct-36S1 Mission. Fourteenth Precinct-4511 Mission. rHIRTY-sIxTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Eirst Precinct-42e6 Seventeenth. :. Second Precinct-226 Noe.
 Third Precinct-21S Church. % o aIrn,irth Precfnct-3439 Sixteenth
 L;fth Precinct-3g2 Dolores. Q sixth Precinct-506 Church. @ Seventh Precinct-524 Castro.
 Eighth sPrecinct-N. E. corner Nine eNinth Precinct-940 Sanchez 1renth Precinct-3607 Eighteenth. Eieventh Precinct-3S459 9Srwenty-fourth Twelfth Precinct15Sn Alvarado. Thirteeuth Precinct-Jd3lo Castro. so
 Eourteenth Precinct-4Q9s Clipper Esfteenth Precinct-f25 Twenty2eighth. ! Sixteenth Precinct-M ". corner Valley and Church. Eighteenth Precinct-S E. corner K and Tenth avenue: Twentieth Pgecinct--12-4 French
 Twenty-f1rst oPrecfnct-S. W. corner Ocean avenue and San Jose road.
 Twenty-second Precinct-9 Plymouth avenue.
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PROCLAMATION.

the second Monday of November of each year. The Judges holding such term of court shall receive no extra compensation therefor. but shall receive their actual expenses. to be paid out of the general fund of the State treasury. The Legislature shall enact all laws necessary to organize such court, to provide the pro- cedure thereof and to carry out the provisions of this section.