The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
Mayor

Mission and Twentieth; D, ferry building:
Z. Third and Townsend; T. Sacramento
and Fillmore; G, Seventeenth and Mar
ket; 4. coz Hay es; +, New Montgomery
ana Jessie: L, Ocean View: y. Clement
and Sixth avenue, o. SZ5 Market. There
are also the following sub-sIatiOns: l,
Kentucky and Napa streets: :. Railroad
and Eleventh avenues; 3. lIl2 DevIsadero;
i, 1850 Union; ;. 1896 Castro; 8, 32T9 Mis-
sion: Z. $50 DevisaderO; s, Cliff House; g,
424 MONTGOMERY avenue; 10. 2737 Twenty
fourth; Il. 179+ Haight; y. San Bruno and
Dwight avenues; 13 1871 Mission.
GEORGE B. McCLELLAN-M n.
City. General George B. McCleH- -,
after executing his famous change Of
base" in the Peninsula campaign. was
relieved of command: ne was reappointed
September I, 1862, after 'Pope'S disasters
and commanded in the Antietam campaign.
On November Z OF that year he was
again removed from the command ard
sent 10 New York on waiting orders. He
rendered his resignation November S,
l6o4, seYerlng his connection with the
army TO enable him to receive the nomf-
nation for President by the Democratic
convention at Chicago, which he obtained
two days later.
CITRUS FRUIT-Subscribe Los An
geles, Cal Citrus fruit is grown in the
northern part of California. General Chip
man in his annual report TO the state
Board Of Trade last March says: 1T is
also gratifying TO note that of 1898 ship
IIeHtS OF oranges 5Sy CaTigaCS NeQ- from
NOrtnern California. Since We C0nlrt enced
TO snip oranges from the north the record
stands; 1873. carloads: 1896. 81: 1851 2S6.
and last year, 5S9. Considering that the
first oranges to ripen come from the north
and go into home consumption this is an
encouraging showing The shipment of
citrus fruit from Northern California dur
ing l6SS. in tons OF 200J pounds was: San
Francisco, 81; Oakland. s; San Jose. o;
Stockton, 1851: Sacramento 3031; Marys-
vile, 25961. Total in tons, 5S90S; carloads,
5S91. Southern CalifoTnia-Los Angeles,
107, 1883 tons; Orange County, 19,1SS2; Riv-
erSide County, . .221-5; San Bernardino
County, Y 261-4; San Diego County, 52S7.7.
Total tons, 174,697.7; carloads. I7,469S.
BALLOT IN A LODGE-Lodge .dember,
City. When ballot is taken by the mem
bers by balls or cubes, that ballot is Sc
cret, except to the presiding officer and
to the second officer in the lodge. After
has charge of the ballot-bOX presents il
at the station OF the second officer and
steps back a pace so that he may not
see the ballot. The officer to whom II is
box and the officer in charge of the box
presents II TO the presiding clTice- and
steps back The presiding officer asks e
second officer, How stands the ballot?''
and the answer is either Clear or
"Cloudy, the former being used when
there are no black balls or cubes and the
latter when there is one or more black
ballots. t is then the duty of the pre-
sidIng of1lcer TO confirm the declaration
ana TO destroy the ballot by removing
the balls or cubes from the compartment
IN which tEey were deposited by e NOM
bers and return them to the compartment
from which they were taken by the me. y
bers while voting. The rule is the "a me-
in all classes of secret societies and no
presiding officer should authorize another
TO destroy the ballot.