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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF
MINING ENGINEERS
WILL MEET IN THIS CITY NEXT
OCTOBER.
President Neff of California Miners
Association Appoints Commit
tees to Entertain the Com
ing Guests.

Hon. ]. H. Neff, president of the Cali
fornia Miners Association, has appointed
the following committees to take charge
of the arrangements for the convention
of the American Institute of Mining En-
gineers, to be held next October:
Executive committee-W. G. Ralston
chairman, Professor. S. B. Christy, Cur
It's II. Lindley, Charles G.. Yale, w s.
Keyes, Captain Thomas H. Mein, Edward
H. Benjamin, ]. H. Halloran, Judge E. A.
Belcher, A. A. Watkins, j. j. Crawford,
Frank A. Leach, Harold T. Power of
Placer, w. 3. Bourne of Grass Valley A
d. Foote of Grass Valley, Frederick Zeit-
Ter of Nevada City, B. S. Rector of Ne
vada City, w. B. Harmon of Butte, w.
T. Detert of Amador, F. f. Thomas, Mark
B. Kerr of Calaveras, d. r. u.iVer,
Thomas Hender and F. NJ. Wilmans, of
Dorado. NJ. E. Dittman of Shasta,
Charles c. Derby of Santa Clara and P
A Buell. of Stockton.
Reception COMMUNICATION. Henry T.
Gage, Hon. James d. Phelan Irving M
Scott, Daniel NJ. Burns, A. J. Ralston, w
w Montague, Robert S. Moore, James
Spiers Jr, B. T. Lacy, Tyler Henshaw
s. j. Hendy, H. T. Lally, S. Mooney,
Colonel George H. Wallis, Joseph Sloss
Edward Coleman. Andrew Carrigan, John
NJ Wright John +. Davis, James g.
Brownell George Johnson John Ber-
mingham, Julian Sonntag and W. A.
Doble.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
SAILOR IMMIGRANTS.
They Must Be Classed as Aliens I'm
less They Started From This
Country as Seamen.

immigration Commissioner North has
received a letter from the Com
missioner General of immigration at
washington with reference to the land
ing Of ships crews. The following is the
gist:
These instructions were given to prevent VIC
lations Of the immigration laws, either through
the carelessness or collusion Of masters and
agents Of vessels. the view being taken that
such arrivals are 10 be regarded as seamen
until the conclusion Of the voyage for which
they signed. on arrival at the terminal port
their status is the same that of any other
allen who seeks a landing in the United
States. and, therefore, that, Irrespective OF
the opinions Of the masters and agents Of the
vessels bringing them to our shores or of their
own representations as to the proposed dura-
tiou Of their stay. they should be treated in
AL T, ,spects alien immigrants.
OF course. the requirements OF the law as
TO mauifesting immigrants at the port of en-
barkat!on do not apply in the case of aliens Of
the class urder consideration. for they were
seamen at the time Of departure for this coun-
try and continued such, in accordance with
the terms Of their agreement, until their ar
rival al their destiration
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
AN ATTEMPT TO
EXCHANGE PRISONERS

MADRID, April 16.-General Rios. the
commander Of the Spanish troops in the
Philippines, telegraphing under date of
April 15 says: "Hostilities at Malolos
have been suspended. General Otis has
given me ~ass for my chief of staff
and another officer to take my letter
asking Aguinaldo to liberate the Span
ish prisoners at an early date on the
grounds of humanity and international
law, and demanding OF him, in case of
refusal, that he give a final reply with
the view to placing it before the civil
ized world. l offer in exchange 1900
native prisoners captured by the Amer
leans and placed at my disposal for this
purpose by General Otis. In confer
ence between the Archbishop and lead
ing merchants they drew up strongly
worded letter, which has been taken to
Aguinaldo bv Baron Dumare. This is
my last effort. 1 will communicate the
result"
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The Commander in Chief Will An
nounce the --djutant General and
Major General Before May.

Those who are most deeply interested in
National Guard matters in this State are
anxiously waiting to learn what decision
Governor Gage, the commander in chief,
has reached in the matter of selecting an
adJutant general, an assistant adjutant
general and "a major general. 1t is said
that he has declared he will make the
appointment in each case before the 1st
Of May and that he may defer the an
nouncement until the latter part of the
current month.
During the past week but little has
been done in the matter of putting the
guard in shape. All the officers Of the
companies of the Fifth Regiment except
those of and D have reported at bri-
gade headquarters, but as yet the muster
rolls of the companies have not been for
warded There is delay In preparing
these, as certain questions propounded
by the major general have to be an
swered, and there is some difficulty in a
number of the companies as to under
standing what is wanted by the major
general
AS soon as all the muster rolls shall
have been sent in and 1t appears that
there are a sufficient number of men in
each company to form regiment of the
minimum strength. then there will be is
sued an order for the election of colonel,
vice Fairbanks. resigned. Should Lieu
tenant Colonel Whitton, who is now in
command be promoted, there will also
be an order for the election of lieuten-
ant colonel
The Naval Militia is now working under
the new tactics of the United States
navy Last Tuesday night there was a
drill in artillery. which is now part OF the
tactics.
The Naval Militia has not received its
State allowances for three quarters, and
is bankrupt and it's credit sadly shat
tered To such an extent is its credit i'm
paired that the electric power company.
not being able to collect its dues, sent a
man to the Marion while the men were
preparing for drill last Tuesday and cut
out all the lights, leaving the Marion in
total darkness.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
PENNSYLV WANNA WILL
ELECT NO SENATOR
Legislative Session Drawing to a
Close, With the Deadlock Un-
broken

HARRISBURG, Pa. April 16.-The
Legislature will adjourn sine die at noon
on Thursday next and the present out
look indicates that a United States Sen
ator will not be elected. The announced
decision of Mr. Quay to remain in the
field will, 1t is believed. retain for him
the votes of most if not ALL of his fol-
lowers to the end. The chance of any
other candidate receiving sufficient votes
to elect is rendered extremely doubtful,
break from the ranks of the Democrats
who have steadfastly voted as a unit for
their party candidate. Three separate
conferences of Republican legislators
have been called for tomorrow night.
1t Is said that an earnest endeavor will
be made by some of the legislators to
bring about some compromise or agree
ment by which the deadlock can be
broken
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
SHE SAW THE STABBING
THE TERRIBLE AFFAIR ALMOST
TURNED HER MIND.
A Duel With Daggers at an Oakland
Theater Brought About a Climax
Which Will Likely Prove
Fatal.
Alameda Office. San Francisco Call,
1A2S Park Street April l6.


The horrible tragedy enacted in Ala
media last Sunday has had such a serious
effect upon Mrs. Dennis Welch that the
unfortunate woman may lose her lie as
a result of the shock Of being an eye
witness 10 the bloodthirsty deed OF the
late Captain Won Schmidt
Mrs Welch is at the Oakland Receiving
Hospital. where she was taken from an
Oakland Theater last night suffering
from a stroke Of apopleXy, brought on by
witnessing a stabbing scene on the stage
which recalled TO her mind too vividly the
terrible sight Of last Sunday when Captain
Won Schmidt hacked his wife to death
with a dagger and then plunged the oIade
through his own heart.
Mrs Welch is the wife of Police Of
fcer Dennis Welch Of the Alameda force.
Their home adjoins the residence on San
Jose avenue that was occupied by Mrs.
Won Schmidt and her five little children
Although it was generally supposed
that no human eye had witnessed the
bloody deed that wiped out the lives OF
Mr. and Mrs. Won Schmidt, Mrs. Welch
saw it all as she sat at her dining-room
window, which overlooks the back yard
of the neighboring premises. The fact
was kept from the public and the author1-
ties for the reason that Mrs. Welch nad
been in ill-health. was a sufferer from
nervous troubles and 1t was feared that
"a
ribe details of the bloody tragedy her
mind would give way under the strain:
AS il was, the affair ViSiDly aneCted ner.
The scenes of Sunday made an lndelnbIe
impression on the woman 5 thoughts ana
so preyed upon her mind that her family
anticipated the worst results. 10 her
neighbors, with whom she discussed the
dual tragedy, she repeatedly said: God
forbid that ] should ever see such
spectacle again. 1t will drive me crazy.
The picture of that man stabbing his
wife and then killing himself is constant
ly before me. l cannot drive the vision
In an endeavor to divert her mind from
thoughts of the tragedy. Officer Welch
had been sending his wife TO various
places of amusement Saturday night. ac
Companied by her daughter. she went to
the Dewey Opera House in Oakland.
The Denver Express, an extremely
sensational melodrama. was the produc-
ton. During the second act there was
stabbing scene. Like a flash IT recalled
vividly to the mind of Mrs. Welch visions
of the Won Schmidt tragedy.
My God, my Cod! she exclaimed,
take me away from here" and then ut
tering a piercing shrek, she sank back in
her seat unconscious.
She was taken to the Receiving Hos
pital were it was found that she was suf
fering from a severe stroke of apoplexy.
Drs. StrattOn, SanbOrn, Rowe and
Porter have been in constant attendance
on her during the day, and this evening
they hold out little hope of her recovery.
Dr. G. P Reynolds of this city, her family
physician has been sent for to hold a con-
sultaton with the attending doctors.
Her husband and children visited her
during the day, but she was unable TO
bedside of his wife and is prostrated over
the affair
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
SPANISH AUDIENCE
SNUBS EMMA NEVADA
American Operate Singer Given a
Cool Reception by the Elite of
SevillA

LONDON. April 1.-THE Paris corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail, recounting
an interview he had with Madame Emma
Nevada, the first American operate
singer who has visited Spain since the
war, says: Madame Nevada's managers
had arranged an operate tour, but on the
first night at Seville, though the house
was bought up, the curtain arose on
empty seats. The opera was Lucia di
Lanmermoor" In the second act all the
elite arrived together, but turned their
backs to the stage and talked ostenta-
tiously until the end of the opera, when.
on returning to acknowledge a burst Of
applause. Nevada was roundly hissed.
At Madrid the Queen Regent was in
formed of the occurrence. Her Majesty
invited Nevada to a soiree at the palace
phire bracelet.
Nevada arrived here in a state of the
greatest Indignation.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
BRITISH BULLETS FOR
CHINESE MARAUDERS
Attack Upon English Residents
Quickly Punished by an Armed
F0roa

HONGKONG, April 1.-THE villagers of
Tai Poo Su, one Of the newly acquired
places in the British territory on the
Hongkong mainland, who broke out in re-
bellion on Friday, burned some of the
British mat sheds and then retired to the
hills and fired upon the British troops who
were sent to quell the disturbances The
British returned the fire, scattering the
Chinese and killing some.
The British suffered no casualties
AS the result of the conflict the Gov
ernor of Hongkong went Immediately in
the cruiser Brisk with another regiment
landed and hoisted the British flag in the
Kow Loon extension. The Chinese head
men sent a deputation TO apologize for
the disorders.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17

ager Selig of Fishers Opera-house. was
charged With the offense of conducting q
theater on the Sabbath.
The warrant for the arrest of Sullivan
was placed in the hands of Constable
Wickman, and that officer tried to serve
it, Sullivan had been told of the officers s
coming and was not to be found. While
the performance was still going on Sulli-
trance and made his way to his special
train which was scheduled to pull out at
IL o'clock for Victoria. officers We're at
the depot to arrest him. but he took refuge
in the engine and thus eluded his pur-
Suers.
Sullivan donned the garb of an engineer
at the depot and was at the throttle
when the train pulled out.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco
Call, corner OF Market and Third streets, open
until II o'clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay: open until $50 o'clock.
2s7 Hayes street; open until $50 o'clock.
621 McAllster street; open until $50 o'clock.
615 Larkin street; open until $3.50 o'clock.
1s41 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock.
22sl Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until O. clock.
106 Eleventh street; open until o'clock.
252s Mission street; open until o'clock.
NV. corner OF Twenty second and Kentucky
streets; open until o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
TO MAKE BERLIN A PROVINCE
Kaiser Wilnam's Plan Alarms the
German Press

BERLIN, April 1.-THE entire German
press is greatly alarmed by the news, first
published here through the Instrumental
ity of the Associated Press, that Emperor
William intends to introduce in the Prus-
sian diet a government measure creating
the city OF Berlin and its suburbs into a
separate province and largely destroying
nicipality.
The Berliner Tageblatt publishes to-day
further details of the plan, which 1t says
bote and other conservative papers ap-
prove the project.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
PHILIPPINE SUPREME
COURT TO BE TRANSFERRED

MANILA, April 16.-The gunboat
Princeton arrived here to-day General
Otis has ordered General Rios to trans
fer the Supreme Court to the American
authorities. Colonel Crowder has been
appointed to reorganize the civil iu-
dietary, which is greatly in need of an
OVerh aIllipp
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
A Case of Reckless Driving.

Yesterday afternoon Joseph Graf and
Joseph Donnelly hired horse and buggy
at the Willows stable, on Mission street,
near Seventeenth On reaching the Corbett
road proceeded to ascertain the animals
speed. In the attempt the buggy was up
set and the horse injured in such q man
ner that 1t had to be shot. Both men were
arrested last evening by officers Brown
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
Union Bible Class.

The union Bible class which meets
every Tuesday evening at the Y NJ. c. A.
Hall for the study Of the English Bible
is attracting wide attention. 1t is con-
Quoted by Professor J. H. GoodeH of the
Pacific Theological Seminary. Subject to-
morrow evening will be How Did Sin
Come Into the World?" third chapter Of
Genesis. This class is free to the public
both men and women. Members of Young
Peoples societies are especially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
Private Harry Mccain While Intcx-
icated Attempts to Transfx
T;@{1o-

Harry Mccain, a private in the Twen-
ty-frst United States Infantry, while in
an inebriated condition yesterday morn
ing, attempted to stab man on Third
street and was taken into custody and
charged at the Harbor police station with
an assault with deadly weapon.
The soldier was In a ouarrelsome mood
and stopped a passer-by and engaged him
IN a discussion. He grew excited, and
nnally attempted to transfix his antagon-
list with bayonet, but was overpowered
by two men before he could do any dam
age.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
Big Crowd at Glen Park.

There was a large attendance at Glen
Park yesterday. One of the most in
teresting numbers on the programme was
a carrier-pigeon race. Thirty-five birds
were liberated during the afternoon in
front Of the theater. They flew to their
excellent vaudeville programme was rem
dorad
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17

Assuming that the statement of the
Tribuna is correct the instructions to the
internuncio are the Vatican's protest
against misrepresentation at the peace
conference, which the Italian Government
insisted upon as condition precedent to
sending an Italian delegate.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
VATICAN WILL SHOW
ITS DISPLEASURE
Protest Against Misrepresentation
at the Cars Peace
Conference.

ROME, April 16.-The Tribuna asserts
that the Papal internuncio at The Hague
has been ordered to absent himself from
the city before the meeting of the peace
conference on May 49,
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
JOHN L. POSES AS A
RAILWAY ENGINEER
To Evade Arrest at Astoria the Ex-
Champion Escapes on
Locomotive.

ASTORIA, April 16.-John L. Sullivan
whose company appeared here tonight,
was compelled to hide TO prevent arrest
The church people of the city swore out
a warrant for the arrest of Sullivan on
a charge of violating the law by appear
ing in a boxing contest on Sunday. Man.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
Rev. Barton Perry Is
Not to Resign.
HE NOW FAVORS SUFFRAGE
WOMEN AT SACRAMENTO TO
SWAY LEGISLATORS.
Mexican Methods Are So Repugnant
That It Is the Duty of Citizens
to See They Do Not
Prevail.
HAVE decided not to leave VI

I 7 HAVE decided not to leave
California, even to accept a
more lucrative pastorate,
: for I consider it to be my duty
as a minister, as citizen and
: as a man to stay Were I am
and to do all in my power to
{ prevent any attempt that may
be made to send Colonel Burns
; to the United States Senate.
This course I consider my
sacred duty. - Rev. Barton
Perry, chaplain of the Legis-
! lature.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
TRIED TO USE HIS BAYoNET.

and Connell, on a charge of cruelty to
animals and of fast driving.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
MEETING NOTICES.

GOLDEN GATE Commandery No. 16,
K. T.. Golden Gate building 625 Sutter sE44S@
st.-Stated assembly THIS EVENING, N
at S o'clock All fraters are courte, w
ously invited. The Order of Malta will "
CHAs. L. PATTON, En- Com
WILLIAM T. FONDA. Recorder.
SAN FRANCISCO Chapter No: !. Royal a
Arch Masons. meets THIS EVENING. .A
Business and NJ. E. NJ. degree. XX
OCCIDENTAL Lodge No. %. F. and A n
M--THIS CMONDAY) EVENING, 1880 N.
O'clock Second degree BY order of Xxx
WALTER G. ANDERSON. Secretary
FIDELITY Lodge No. 120. F. and A.
NJ. Funeral notice-Officers and mem . "a
bers are requested to assemble at Ma Xxx
inst. at 1245 o'clock, for the purpose of
conducting the funeral ceremonies Of our
EMANUEL, thence to late residence of de-
ceased. 1916 Pacific and TO Home OF
Peace. Cemetery by $3.50 p. m. train. BY or
FREDERICK BARRY. Secretary
HERMANN Lodge No. 127, F and A. NJ
Called meeting THIS DAY (MoN- IA.
DAY. april Il, 1899. at 7:3o O'Clock Xxx
". M L. SCHUMACHER. Secretary.
KING soLoMoNs Lodge No; 2sO F. q
more st.-Third degree THIS CMON- KX
DAY) EVENING. at 1880 o clock. By/v'
order of the Master.
HARRY BAEHR. Secretary
THE members of Unity Alliance No. IA. St. P.
A. of A. hereby notified to assemble at
the undertaking parlors of ]. c. O'Connor G.
Co., 767 Mission St, on SUNDAY MORNING.
at $3.50 O'Clock. to attend the funeral of our
late brother. JOHN McSHEFFEREY BY
order of P. F. MCCARTHY. President
NOTICE is hereby given by order OF the Board
of Directors of the OCEANIC STEAMSHIP
COMPANY that meeting OF the stockhoder.
Board to be held on FRIDAY. the second day
OF June, A. D. 1899. at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon OF said day. at the principal place of
business of said Company, at the building
where the said Board OF Directors usually
meets. namely at the office Of said Company,
number 327 Market ST., in the City and County
of San Francisco. State OF California: that
the object of said meeting is to consider and
act upon the proposition that said Company
create a bonded indebtedness OF two million
Eve hundred thousand dollars (s2 SOC, 900 00). in
United States gold coin, for the purpose OF
raising money to complete the construction
OF its steamships and their equipment, for
in the business of this corporation. and
to purchase and pay for any other property
within the purposes of this Company: and TO
secure the bonded Indebtedness proposed
and sailing ships and all other property OF
fsid Company owned or hereafter to be
acquired by said Company.
BY order of the Board Of Directors Of the
Oceanic Steamship Company.
corporate seall e; H; SHELDON,
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

- liz 4 LII.
a Mrs Crandall, L Ang
Mrs Billings. Chicago
DR. w B Pine. MINI
Mrs Pine. MINI
A Sole, London
o Mrs Sole. London
G J Brier, st Louis
Mrs Brier. st Louis
z ] NJ Williams. u S A
iDr Solf. Berlin
10 D Norton. U S n
o ] Gonzales, Mexico
j Montesano. Mexico
] r Lowe. S Jose
E Kwerien. N Y
Mrs Kwerien. N Y
d ] Linthicum. BALTIC
Mrs Linthicum. BALTIC
Mrs Moffatt. Portland
w NJ Petrol. Sacto
G A Duncan. st Lake
o DR. Pace, Tulare
o Trippet. S Diego
d NJ Garrison, U S n
] T RAIDER. n Y
A Kaiser, Stockton
} HOTEL.
G Baker. Sacto
A L Harris, S Rosa
w F Helm, Marysville
a 3 Mcdonald, Oakland
J D Ludwig. Cal
] o Derr & W, Cal
] c Perrin, S Jose
F F Sharpleis, MINI
F Dulmaine. Cal
II NJ Clair Jr. Pa
] E Thompson. Sacto
M r Madary. Fresno
Mrs o Cowan, Ind
Miss o Cowan, Ind
G H Bartlett, Sonora
J Dayman, Colusa
G. NJ Pock, Stockton
c NJ Hartley. Cal
II Petersen & W. Cal
D " A Emmett, Belmont
o II Braughler & W,
! Sacto
A B Spalding. Cal
Mrs F w Gregory. Cal
! Mrs w C Ferior. Colo
FERN HOTEL.
lR e Allen, S Cruz
] Rodman, Baltimore
A ] Price. Oregon
T ] Newburn. Colo
J L Davis. Cal
F Peterson. l. Ang
Miss Peterson. L Ang
J d Moran. SaSto
C Laudman. Visalia
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


AT the Swedish and German Employment Bu-
reau number of first-cass girls await stu
ations. Address or telephone, MRS. NORTON,
3l3 Suffer St
NEAT young girl desires situation sewing
and assist with children; best references.
MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st.
AT the German Employment Office MRS.
LAMBERT, AIS Powell st. tel Main 5332,
help of all nationalties await positions
WANTED-By a respectable woman. position
as working housekeeper or general housework
in small family; city country; good refer
ences Apply for two days 162 South Park.
YOUNG Swedish girl just from the East wishes
situation to do chamberwork in hotel or up
stairs work in private family laundry
work. Verona place.
GIRL wishes situation in private family to do
reference. 1896 Mission St. bet. Eighth and
Ninth
2 SWEDISH girls want positions together, one
cook. other as second girl: S25 and $50; city
or country. Call or address 1885 Mission st.
GERMAN girl wishes position in small Ameri-
can family to do general housework; city or
country. 80 McAllster st.
A NEAT young girl wishes situation to do
housework. Apply 326 Devisadero ST., cor. Of
Oak; call bet and 8.
RESPECTABLE woman wishes situation by
the day. 22s Shipley St. second floor.
FIRST-CLASS cook; do plain wash; can do ho-
tel work Call s2s Pine ST.; city references.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17

a n A<NA ~ a
Mrs F L Rogers, lows
] c Wright, S Rosa
w Hinsey, Palo Alto
w G French. N Y
Mrs French. n Y
j Houghteling, Chicago
o w Johnson. Wis
] f Giles. n Y
Baron Ricetlofer. n !
T G Lewten. U S N
c w Ames, u s n
H Featherton, Chicago
] w Kepner. Wash
H c Smith, Mexico
] Peabody. Chicago
A Teachow. Cleveland
Mrs Teachow. ClevelC
r ] Sickels. n Y
@ Sully, N Y
B Hyman. N Y
] L Lohfeld. Phila
w Batchelder. Chicago
NJ Tillotson, n Y
J H Judson. Cal
Mrs Judson. Cal
] N Crandall, L Ang
GRANT
" NJ Gottschalk, Wis
5 T Handlers. Wis
G NJ Pock, Stockton
" B Thurman, MADEIRA
T ] Walker, Alameda
J. c Mcmillan. Cal
p J O'Hara, L Ang
7 f Beatty, L Ang
n D Pearsey, Cal
G A Wilcox, S Jose
F White. Berkeley
l. H Chabot, Cal
f A Urmsen. Sacto
F Baker. Berkeley
3 I Tuttle. Oakland
5 H Gill. Vallejo
G. C Mitchell, U S N
c z Arnold. Cal
D P wilkins & T, III
Mrs NJ Norris & C, Cole
G H French & w, Cal
D ] Harris, W & c. Ca,
II J Hull & W, Cal
c r Smuer, L Ang
" B Pineo & W, MINI
NEW WEST
r W Gates. Chicago
w Bernstein. Chicago
J c Walser. S Jose
G Meyer. Vallejo
A Sandman. Stockton
] Mulroy. n Y
J Ring. Fresno
] Murtha. Tulare
J w Martin, S Jose
J CueVas, Delano
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
DIvIDEND NOTICES.


DIVIDEND Notice-Dvidend No. &C (twenty-
five cents per share) OF the Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation Company will be payable at the
office of the company, 327 Market ST., on and
after Thursday. April 2Oth 1899.
Transfer books will close on Friday, April
Nth 1899. at 3 o'clock p. m.
E II SHELDON Secretary.