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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-26

the senate the nomination of Harry Halves,
for vice president Of the St. Louis police
board. The senate considered the appoint
ment in executive session and referred it.
under the rules, to the committee On
municipal corporations. 1t will probably
be acted on faXorably tomorrow.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-26
DRUM BADLY BEATEN.
His Measure Establishing an Asylum
for the Insane Meets With
an Obstruction.

JEFFERSON CITY, MO-. Jan. 25.-(spe-
cial.) The question Of ordering the en-
grossment of Senator Drums bill to es-
tablish an asylum for the insane in South
east Missouri was made a special order
for February l. This decision was ar
rived at after long discussion provoked
by Senator Morton. who asked for delay
on the ground that 1t had not been ascer-
tanned whether or not the state could af-
ford the appropriation of sl5O.OOO worth
the bill provides for.
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Aged Kansas Woman Found Dead.

NEWTON, KAS.. Jan. 25.-(Special) Mrs
Helen A. voth living north of this city,
was found dead in her yard to-day by
one Of her children. Death was presum-
ably caused by paralysis or apoplexy. She
was n years old.
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FRANCHISES TO BE TAXED,
Corporations or Individuals Possessed
of a Franchise VIII Pay Tux
ON CAPITAL Stock Levy.

JEFFERSON CITY Jan. S.-(special)
Representative Hall, of Saline. and Attor-
ney General Crow are the joint authors Of
bill introduced in the house to-day. which
provides for the taxing OF the franchises
Of every corporation doing business in Mis-
souri,. In addition to other taxes. owners
Of franchises. according to the bill. will
have to pay state tax Of l5 cents on each
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-26

JEFFERSON CITY. MO-, Jan. 25.-(Spe-
ciaL) Secretary of State Lesueur to-day is
sued a certificate of Incorporation to the
pany, of Kansas City: capital. $4,000; in
corporators. c. E. Hill B. F. Robinson and
Henry Pfeffer.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II fails cure. sc.
The genuine has L. 3. Q. on each tablet.
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gle Of the Filpinos for independence. He
argued that to-day they had stable gov
ernment. republican in form. president,
a vice president and congress. the whole
founded upon the free consent of the gov
erned. To attempt to sHbvert that gov
ernment. he charged, would be an 'un-
speakable crime that should bring the blush
of shame 10 the cheek of every freeborn
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-26
Harry Haven Appointed,

JEFFERSON CITY. MO-, Jan. 25.-fSpe-
claL) Governor Stephens to-day sent to
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Finer ana Faster rh..

The California Limited. Santa Fe Route.
solid between Kansas City and ToS
Angeles. Time, 2 Is days. Electric iiehted.
Iniee times week.
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The Finest Dining Ca

Via the Burlington Route from Kansas
City to the East and North Its name
Is Kansas City. and Kansas City firms sun
ply its new dining service and supplies.
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ing else had happened, that would have
ended the war
But men and governments. once they
have invoked the arbitrament of the sword
cannot always regulate the scope of war"
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PEST CENTURY
EMOTIONS END
MODERN ONES

You do not get away from the modern
IN your emotions and hence you do not
create the right atmosphere in your act
ing" This is so often said that 1t sets one
thinking Have not the fundamental joys
and sorrows of the race been about the
same since the creation? Was classic
emotion thing apart from ours? Did
those people not laugh the same laughs,
z1-eeD the same tears, suffer and endure
the same heartaches as we? Hope and
despair 10Y and sorrow, courage and
fear, strength and weakness, Kindness
and cruelty-do they alter as QUALITIES
with the centuries? Differences IN moce
0f expression in habit, IN custom, IN cos
tune. in general surrounding, give the
century color TO the atmosphere, Dut now
can emotions be chrOnOlOgicauy tagged
like collected museum antiquities! can
they be glass cased and rallied in like an
cient heaugears and good old-model
heart in twain" What is the difference
between this and Hamlet, you nave
broken BY heart?" and why shall we not,
having worked ourselves into Such emo
ton, be ourselves in it's expression ana I9
I Of ladies most defect and wretched.
that suckd the honey Of his music vows;
etc And /, the most wretched OF
women who once listened in joy to his
vows of love ETC. When thus expressed
does the emotion alter? The poetry OF
the classic lines lends a certain music to
the utterance, and actor or actress worthy
Of the name cannot divorce the music
from them. They sing Of their own Voll-
ton. What proof have we that this legiti-
mate manner Of delivery that has won
our affections through long association is
not false mannerism and in a measure
stilted grandiloQuenCe?
Where did the legitimate actor get his
model and what proof has he that people
he portrays acted, walked or talked so?
And the legitimate actor, who to-day
holds the highest place in our esteem,
is he not the one who savors least Of
tradition, who comes nearest to nature 8
T=fG4 Inn q
why, if we speak the lines, think the
thoughts. feel the emotions Of play, an
cient or modern shall we rot speak them
with our own tongues. think them with
our own brains, feel them with our own
hearts? Because the entity and indi-
viduality of man or woman of our
acquaintance do not lose themselves in
the folds Of toga or the fall of a tabard,
are we to conclude that their methods are
inartistic? Surely the people of old We're
natural, and how can we better present
them and their emotions than by being
natural ourselves? Emotions are no more
the productions of certain centuries than
are souls. CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
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togo KISEN KAISHA.

q TEAMERs WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
- ner First and Brannan streets. p. m, for
YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling at
Kobe (Hiogo). Nagasaki and Shanghai. and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers for
india. etc No cargo received board day
OF sailing.
AMERICA MARU............ Friday. October
HONGKONG MARU 80. Thursday. August II
NIPPON MARU. ....-.... Tuesday, September IL
Round-trfp tickets at reduced rates. For
freight and passage apply at company's Office.
421 Market St, cor. First.
w 3. CURTIS. General Agent.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRIMARY ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a primary election in and for the city
and county of San Francisco will be held on
Tuesday August s. 1899, for the purpose OF
eIecting delegates to the respective local parry
county officers. to be voted for on Tuesday
November T. 1899.
titled to participate in said primary electlon
and nominate candidates for public ofhce by
convention: The Republican party, the Demo
cratic party the Citizens Republican party, the
Peoples party and the Socialist LABOR party oy,,
The following are the Offices for whlch nom MI
Supervisors. an Auditor, Treasurer Assessor.
Tax Collector, Recorder, City Attorney District
Attorney Public Administrator. County Clerk
Sheriff Coroner and four Police Judges ,
Designation Of primary election precincts 10
cation OF polling places and names Oh election
officers:
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rH1RrY-F1FTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

No. n-General election precincts Nos. l. 2
and 3. bounded by Twenty-frst. Guerrero,
Twenty-second. Valencia, Twenty fifth, Dolores,
Primary Election Precinct No. Al
Polling Place-Northwest corner San Jose
avenue and Twenty-third street.
Joseph NJ Donon. (Ta) William T Tomson.
CIerks-CD.) Thomas Cosgrove. (R) Calvin Ew-
ing, Ballot clerk-D) Christopher Branagan.
No. 42-GeneraI election precincts Nos. L. 5
and G. bounded by Twenty-frst, Howard,
Twenty third, Capp, Twenty fourth, Mission;
Guerrero streets, constitute Primary Election
Polling 9'ii Piace-No. 27ss1z Mission street
Inspector-tR4 A: HIM ci JudgesD - M r.
cierk-(D.) James w Murphy.
No. 4a-General election precincts Nos. 7, s
and 0 bounded by Twenty Mission
Twenty -fourth Capp, Twenty-third, Howard
Army, Mission. Thirtieth, San Jose avenue.
torres streets. constitute Primary Election Pre-
eiF Polling ing Piace-Front of No. 1879 Valencia
. Inspector-CR) Charles M. Depew, Judges
CD D. H. Sanders, (R) John w. Varney
Clerks-D) S, J. Strauss, (R.) George AS
rnussen. Ballot clerk-(D) j. F. Morell.
No. 4AGeneral election precincts Nos. TO-
II and u, bounded by Army, San Bruno ave-
nue.. Silver avenue to Bolston, thence north
westerly to Prentiss, Prentiss, Crescent ave-
nue. Folsom. Esmeralda avenue, North avenue
Cortland avenue and Mission streets, constitute
Primary Election Precinct No. A.
Polling Place-No 1868 Mission street.
Inspector-(R.) Daniel Sullivan. Judges
Pl, William Byrneg 9 9R2 John Oh BergstE rom
wood Ballot clerk-(D.) Ed ]. Fay.
No. 45-General election precincts Nos. 10 and
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coxpAesrE eENEgALE rRANsATLANT1oUs

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs. FOO.
Sailing Sailing every I! Saturday at 10 a; M KIN
ron Pier A. North River. foot OF
M0rton St LA CHAMPAGNE. August z; Ia
BRETAGSE Augq %6r7R Il Il N sePt G
SGSMp ACME Sept g. First-class to Havre.
SIS and upward cent rsaue II Ger on cent? 5fu re
trip Second-class to Havre gao, ~ per S SES
F0R UNITED STATES AND CANADA %
broadway Hudson building). New YORK: y.
FUG III & CO.. Pacific Coast NiO"t-
cnrnerV ave. San Francisco.
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EoRrr-r1Rsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

No. s1-General election precincts Nos 2. 8
Leavenworth, Broadway, Hyde, Pacific avenue,
Larkin. Broadway and POLK streets, constitute
Primary Election Precinct No ST.
Polling Place-Southwest corner Larkin and
i insp6ectorS(R.) W. R. Nixon. Judges-D.l
7 BeIIingham R) William P. Reed. Ballot
clerk-(D.) J. H. Hessler
No. s2-General election precincts Nos /. 6
and T. bounded by Broadway. Larkn. Pacific
avenue HYDE Sacramento and Franklin
streets constitute Primary Election Precinct
No So.
T%spsq5oEm55 sam ny Foster 5 5ndges,P2
Cierks-cD@ ], Hesson, CR.) George W. Ray
mond. Ballot clerk-(D) A. F. Carmody
No. s3-General election precincts Nos s, 10
and 10, bounded by Filbert, Octavia, Union,
Polk, Broadway. Franklin, Sacramento and
Buchanan streets, constitute Primary Election
Polling Piaee-Front of 1898 Broadway.
5nsBecJorB Bowie 6R3 W. Fl Williams. Clerks
TCD) ]. H. Herbst, (R:) I. ]. We'll. Ballot
clerk-(D) Joseph Greenberg.
No. s4-General election precincts Nos. 4. II
and IL, bounded by the waters OF the bay,
ai0g Fber %ebsteT Union
and Pierce streets, constitute Primary Election
PoIling Piace-No. 2o8s Greenwich street
Inspector-(R.) f. ]. Wilkinson. Judges
% Dan, LaTkey. RI s P Smith 18th; Clerks lI5-.
cierk-(D) John T. Brodigan.
No. S5-General election precincts Nos. 9.
Il and 49, bounded by Union Webster, Filbert,
Buchanan, Sacramento, Devisadero, Jackson
and Steiner streets, constitute Primary Elec-
ton Precinct No. So.
Polling Place-Jackson, between Fillmore
an TnspeetorSjR,) NJ. H. EsbeEg; Judgss-GD9
DJ J. B. Acton, (R.) Louis P. McCarty.
Ballot clerk-(D.) J. D. Farrell
No. s6.-General election precincts Nos. Is
and IS, bounded by the waters of the bay,
Pierce. Union Steiner Jackson Hnio IT., nevissdero,
Presidio Reservation and Lobos Creek, consti
tute Primary Election Precinct No Sc.
Polling Place-Lombard between Broderick
I'm Tnspector-CR.l F H. Powers: Judges-D)
Clerks-(D.) J. T. Cosgraye, tR) A. Bull Jr
Ballot clerk-D.) W. H. began.
No s7.-GeneraI election precincts Nos. II
and 49, bounded by the waters of the bay.
Lobos Creek, southerly line OF the Preside
Reservation, Pacific avenue, Walnut Wash
ingtou Devisadero, Sacramento, Central ave-
nue.. California and Thirty-third avenue. con-
stitute Primary Election Precinct No. 81.
Polling Place-No. 406 Maple street.
Inspector-(R.) s. C. Irving Judges-(D) ].
!. Mcclure CR) C. w. Wright. Clerks-(D.)
J. ]. McManus, (R) X -. Haze. Ballot clerk
-(D.) James Curry
FORTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
No SS-General election precincts Nos. l. E
and g bounded by Ellis. Mason. Market and
Jones streets, constitute Primary Election Pre-
c'T PoIling Piace-No. pa Eddy street
Insnector-(R) A. Hackmeier. Judges-(D)
Fred Franzen (R) J. Brady. Clerks-(D)
George Miller CR.) w. Harfst. Ballot clerk
ODD John Kennedy.
No 8e-GeneraI election precincts Nos. 4. )
and 6 bounded by Post, Taylor, Suffer. Mason
Ellis and Jones streets. constitute Primary
Election Precinct No. SO.
Polling Place-Front of AIS Taylor street
Inspector-(R.) C. Ruppell. Judges-D) W.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

and the shore line of the Pacific Ocean. con-
stitute Primary Election Precinct No e6:
Polling PIace-Lyon street. southeast corner
fnspector-CR1 c. S. Ewing Judgses-(D)
T. W Doyle, (R) John W. Spencer. CLERKS Clerks.
DO T B. Shea (R) Arthur Buckley. Ballot
clerk-DO William A. Schenk.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

"a bounded by the southern boundary line Of
the city and county, Mission, Cortland avenue,
North avenue Esmeralda avenue, Folsom
to Bolston and Silver avenue. Silver avenue
and San Bruno avenue, constitute Primary
Poiiina PIaceGNo. 1925 Mission street
Inspector-(R) Peter 7. G; Wolff. Judges
D) Thomas Minehan. (R.) William e: Barnes.
CIerks-(DD Thomas W. Cullen, (R.) George II.
Marchant Ballot clerk-(D) Charles J..
BrOphy.
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roRrY-FIFTH AssEMBLY DISTRICT.

No 10S-General election precincts Nos 1,
and 8 bounded by California, Montgomery,
Clay. Drumm Market and Kearny streets. con-
stitute Primary Election Precinct No. 1OS.
Polling PIace-Front of $50 Bush street.
Inspector-(R) J. w. Grant. Judges-(DD
Daniel Suter, R) C. W. Smith. Clerks-qoo
George Dahlbender, (R) Edward E. Arents
Ballot clerk-(D.) Frank Duchatel.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

marty % delegates, Citizens Republican dele
gates Peoples party delegates, Socialist
Labor delegates.
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AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. PARIS
Stopping at Cherbourg, westbound
New YorkAugust q New York. August q
ST LoufsAugust 81 st. Louis...-.August gu
St Paul. August Is
RED STAR LINE.
New York and Antwerp.
From New York Every Wednesday, II noon
Adrfe ......JuIy 26i Kensington Aug. is
SoIitSvark August q Noordland Aug. %
WesternIand Aug. g
EMPIRE LINE.
Seattle, St. Michael. Dawson City.
For full information regarding freight and
passage apply to
I,rT1pN ATIOTAT, NAVIGATION COMPANY,
40 MONTGOMERY ST. or any of its agencies
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FOR D, S, HAYWARD AND VALLEJO.

Steamer Monticello.
MON, Tues Wed. Thurs and Sat. at s:45
a. m, 3:15, $3.50 p. m: lex. Thurs night. Fri
o M Landing and office, Mission-street DOCK
Pier No. 2. Telephone Main 1905
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THlKTY-SEN ENIH ASSEMBLY DIS IRICT.
Republican party "a delegates Democratic
party q delegates. Citizens Republican 10 dele
gates, Peoples party delegates, Socialist
Labor delegates.
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"a 2s September s. and every fifth day there.
a. teer,ars for Alaska and G. N Ry.; at Ia
coma to n P Ry.; at VANCOUVER to G. P; a Ry-
@ r r. II, % q, September l. and every MIN
day thereafter. g. c,.oo,
cavucos' Port Hartford lsan Luis Obispo).
Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura Huenene;
Newport, g. a. m, August 4, g. r. 49, 70 "A.
Is. September l. and every fourth DAY there-
For For San Diego stopping only at Port P Part
Los Angeles and Redondo (IIos Angeles. II a.
m. August q 6, 10. a. IS. 22 rs, 3d. SEPTEMBER
2 and every fourth day thereafter -,
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay san Jose q lei
Cabo. Mazatlan Alfalfa, La Paz, santa Eosail s
and Guaymas CMex.). 10 a. m. TIN OF each
month. 1.t. .o15a-
1,ba comnany reserves the right to change
without previous notice steamers. sailing oates
and hours of sailing ,,+,,A-xs
street 6tdiddee PERKfNs & co. Gen. Agts..
10 Market st. San Francisco.
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THIRTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Republican party % delegates, Democratic
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G. Bonita, (R) E. Bartsch. Clerks-(D0
A. j. Jeffrey, (R.) ]. J. Hicks Ballot clerk
CD p. A. Bernhard
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THIRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Republican party Is delegates. Democratic
partY is delegates, Citizens Republican dele
gates Peoples party delegates, Socialist La
hnr 2 delegates.
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TWFNTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Republican party 10 delegates. Democratic
marty IS delegates Citizens Republican dele
gates Peoples party 4 delegates, Socialist
Labor 2 delegates.
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No 102.-General election precincts Nos. TO-
"A and Is. bounded by Greenwich, Jones, Lom-
bard Mason, Union, Taylor, Broadway and
Leavenworth street, constitute Primary Elec-
ton Precinct No. 102.
Polling Place-Front of 900 Hilbert street.
Inspector!CR.) E. NJ. Furbush. Judges-(DO
S. w Vaccari. (R) Joseph D. Mooney: Clerks
Id P. T. Moliterno, (R) E. G. Kendall
Ballot clerk-fD) H. c. Sylvia.
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THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DIsTR1

Republican party 10 delegates, Democratic
party II delegates Citizens Republican dele
gates. Peoples party delegates, Socialist
Labor 2 delegates
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ru1RrY-EouRTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Republican party 81 delegates Democratic
Marty Ok delegates Citizens Republican s dele
gates. Peoples party delegates, Socialist La
bor 3 delegates.
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No 1O4-General election precincts Nos 4. 3
and 6. bounded by Pacific, Montgomery. jack
son. Drumm Clay, Montgomery. California and
Kearny streets constitute Primary Election
Precinct No. 104.
Polling Piace-No 625 Washington street;
Inspector-(R) f. T. Tarbox. Judges-Cl)) j.
Foley CR) Henry Muller. Clerks-(D.) H. D.
Dunn, (R) E. Lyons Jr. Ballot clerk-(DD
E. c.. Palmer.
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TH1RTY-N1NTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Republfcan party q delegates, Democratio
party % delegates, Citizens Republican dele
gates Peoples party delegates. Socialist
Labor delegates.
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,r11IRrY- sIXTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcr

Republican party % delegates Democratic
marty 20 delegates, Citizens Republican IL dele
gates Peoples party delegates, Socialist
/ a hor 3 delegates.
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No. 1O5-General election precincts Nos: Z,
and H. bounded by. the shore line of san
Francisco Bay Market, Drumm, Jackson and
Sansome streets. including all the waters of
the bay and the islands contained therein. con-
stftute Primary Election Precinct No. 105.
Polling Place-No SO Battery street.
Inspector-eR.) P. s Sambuck. Judges-(D2
A. Isson CR.) ]. CYCLIC. Ballot clerk-(D)
John Rogers.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Go.

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf, San Francisco:
For Alaskan ports, 10 a. m.
August 4. 9. IA. 10. "a. %. Sep
tember 3, change at Seattle.
For Victoria. Vancouver (B.
c.. Port Townsend. Seattle,
Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes
and New Whatcom CIV ash: J,
A 4 10
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No. s7-GeneraI election precincts Nos. H. Il
and a. bounded by Broadway. Kearny, Sacra-
mento Powell. Washington and Mason streets
constitute Primary Election Precinct No: ~;
Inspector-R.) G. L. Murdoch. JUdges-(D)
F. A. Cavagnato. (R.) G.. W: Poole. Clerks
Cd C. J. Staude, (R) ]. z. Brown. Ballot
clerk-(D.) E. H. Georgei.
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and bounded by Market. Fifth, Natoma.
Russ Nina Ina,o and Pre s3ct No sS'g 13
pniiInp PIace-No $50 Mission street.
Inspector- John PeI9n1 Eorso J1dg eisrks2
" Erank r Mann. CRD W r. Street. Ballot
cIerk-CD.J william F. Healy.
No 14-General election precincts Nos 2. 3
%+a+oroa sixth Howard and Seventh streets
Constitute Primary Election Precinct No, IA
Polling PIace-Front of No. 1iS seventh
street, ector-CR1 B. G. sorers Judges-(D)
Thomas Burns (R.) Wallace NJ. Park clerks
nG Ed McDevitt, (R) J. Benjamin Ballot
clerl-(D.) Z. J. Hahhoh-
No 1B-General election precincts Nos. and
bornded bv Natoma. Fifth, Folsom and Sixth
D. ~ Constitute Primary Election Precinct
No ,, To- place-Front OF No s76 Howard street
P T15n aandgto TlatR1 F. G. Stab Judges-(D)
Thomas o'Brien, (R) James - Bean can, Cler 45sI
C0D Eugene Sullivan, lR-l +. = burgess BAL
itt cierk-(D.) Richard Purcell
7s-c;eneral election precincts Nos. g. 10
90 "A bounded by Howard, Sixth, Bryant and
saventh streets. constitute Primary Election
PTe eiee N PPiatce-Northwest corner Russ and
f2 2rsTecfor@fR) H. B. Russ. Judges-D) John
Gilmore R Frederg OK Koch; Sderks PsIot
cierk-(D.j George H walcott.
M 17-Genera1 elections precincts Nos II, u
and "a bounded by Folsom, Fifth. Bryant and
SiYth streets, constitute Primary Election Pre-
el PoIIing PIace-No $50 Harrison street.
Insnecfor-CR.) George Alpers. Judges-to0
7 II Riley. CR) Philip Cohen. Clerks-CD0 r.
cierk-(D) Patrick O Rourke
TH1RTY-F1RsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
No. 1s-General election precincts Nos L 2
Ninth streets, constitute Primary Election Ere
einct ,,. no p 30, 5s Eighth street
Ti inoPSy'Gs5 sullivan d> John Nelson. Clerks
D9 John w Henderson, (R) G. w. Glbb.
Ballot clerk-(D) John g. Beckett.
No 7a-Genera1 election precincts Nos. 4, 3
a1 80 q bounded by Minna, Seventh, Howard,
a fIebth Folsom and Ninth streets, constitute
Primary Election r P5fc aq No NJ 2s Eighth street
InsPeetgF 45 8 Ref mcGdsy @ Ed%ard
{ = Kfna }Cise Git John Buckley, R)
WuIjanl Tonsky. Ballot clerk-(D.) Con Rod
den.
No 2e-General election precincts Nos. 6, Z
and s. .-ounded by Market Ninth, FOLSOM and
Eleventh streets, constitute Primary Election
PT P6il6e PaceFont of No 2o5 Tenth street
frank rn5RefTFo T, Doolan (R John WWendt. Clerks
C1.) Henry c. Meussdorffer' 9R.9 L: "A. lay
No. 2l-General election precincts Nos. 10, Il
and 10, bounded by Howard, Seventh Harrison
and and Eighth streets. constitute Primary Election
P@lIine Piace-Front of No. 251 Eighth street
Insnecfor-(R.) Thomas F. Kelleher. Judges
-d1D3 D. L. Flynn. da) william ] l., Park.
9ieT1sc cierkI1DJ David D. sheehan.
No. 22-General election precincts Nos. u and
seventh Bryant and Ninth streets constitute
Primary Election Precinct No: r. D,u,..
a fhnlspectoT T0eRj John Wren. Judges-D.)
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-07
FoRTY-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

No eS-General election precincts Nos. l, 2
and T. bounded by Filbert, Kearny, Broadway
and Stockton streets, constitute Primary Elec-
ton Precinct No IS.
Polling Place-Front of SIS Union street.
Inspector-(R.) L. Sangunetti. judges
CD w J. j. Weeks (R.) B. Morris Clerks
D) S. ]. Rossi, (R.) H. w. Gilbert. Ballot
clerk-(D) Charles Gay.