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A Quarter Million Debt
Wiped Out.
HOWARD & co. FILE PETITION
ALLEGATIONS AS TO A RECK-
LESS TRANSACTION.
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars Wiped Off the Books
as an Accommodation
20 Friend.

E. B. Howard, constituting the San
Jose firm of Howard & Co., orchardists,
dried fruit merchants, etc, filed petit
ton yesterday in the United States Dis
trict Court asking to be declared lnsol-
vent. He states his assets to be S2S6, 1856,
on which he expects to realize $4,000, the
balance due him for fruit shipped by him
to the East. His liabilities will amount
to s151, 40.
The petition reveals some remarkable
banking done by the recently defunct
Union Savings Bank of San Jose. 1t
states that on May %, 1898, he was in
debted to the Union Savings Bank SOS, S02
overdrafts and $116, 800 unpaid notes given
by him to the bank. On that date How
ard determined that he could not and
would not continue to do business under
such a heavy load of Indebtedness and
so informed the president of the bank.
The president insisted that the petitioner
should continue in business and hnally
induced him to continue in business by
agreeing to wipe out and cancel al such
then existing Indebtedness from the petit
toner to said bank except that such
amount of debts due the petitioner from
Eastern shipments of fruit for the sea-
son of 1897 should be applied to said in
debtedness. The petitioner agreed and the
bank discontinued the old account and
bank pass book, gave him new blank
him. 1t is alleged further that the presi-
dent of the bank agreed to return said
notes to the petitioner. but failed to do
so upon the excuse that the notes were
in San Francisco, but finally gave him
the following memorandum in writing:
SAN JOSE, June 2S 1898
We understand that all money coming in
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come active in the local world of golf.
Some time ago the founders of the club
secured from the Campbell estate tract
of about 42O acres, of which ten were
purchased as site for a club house,
stable, etc. Arrangements have been
made with the Marin County Water
which water will be conveyed to the club
house: the directors of the club have
agreed to extend the system to several,
If not to the whole number, OF the greens.
The club house is handsome and roomy,
being 60 feet by 80 feet; its leading feature
is a porch or veranda twenty-one feet
deep and running along the entire front.
1t is built of redwood, stained and dark
ened with OIL and contains large gen
eral club room, with alcoves. dressing
room for men, dressing room for LADIES,
and abundant space for lockers, of which
there are sixty for ladies and 14O for men.
In the rear are mems and ladies' shower
baths, and a kitchen with rooms Ior me
man in charge of the house and his VIE.
The main club room is sixty feet by thlf,
ty-five feet, and room IS also PROVIDED
for the secretary and his clerk. Inc house house
was designed by the architect, .: New
SOM A station, to be named Coll, VIII
be put in by the San Francisco and North
Pacific Railroad, which Will set passenE-
gers down about 5000 feet from the clup
house An omnibus line will also be es-
tablished to convey golfers and visitors 10
the links on Saturdays and sundays.
using a nine-hole course laid out by I. w.
Tetley. who in 1896 laid out the links at
Coronado, and coached some OF the earl earl
est devotees of the game in Southern
California. The new course consists of
eighteen holes, and is the the Longest IN me Inc
United States, being 6291 yards. Inc
greens will be about 1orty deeI IN oia 1II
be a hundred feet across. me course
presents greater variety and diversity
than the links OF any lQcaI cup I,oo ogf eD
tirelv natural, though in one or Two cases
nature has been aided by art. Inc elsh-
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LADIES' GOLF CONTEST.
Tie Was Played Off on the Preside
Links Yesterday Morning.

The beautiful weather of the past week
has attracted several members OF the
San Francisco Golf Club to the links, in
Guiding some ladies. On Monday MISS
Mullins and Miss Hager We're out, but
made no returns; on Tuesday Miss NJ. b.
Houghton made a round in 70, and S. l..
Abbott Jr was out for practice; on
Wednesday Mrs. II. B. Goodwin made
nine holes in 81, and Miss L. c. Gaylord
went round the course in 80; on Thurs
day Mrs. II. b. Goodwin improved her
former score, going round in %, and Miss
Therese Morgan made nine holes in %.
On Friday Lansing y. kellogg, j. w.
Byrne and others engaged in practice.
On Friday morning the ladies' open com
petition, match play, at eighteen holes,
brought out four competitors. In the
first round Miss E. w. Morgan beat Miss
Taylor up and Miss NJ. B. Houghton was
In the final round Miss M. b. Houghton
Miss M B. Houghton and Miss E. w.
Morgan agreed to play nine hoies extra
to decide the tie The contest came off
Yesterday morning, and proved very
close one, Miss NJ. b. Houghton winning
by the narrow margin OF up;
On Washington's birthday there will be
an open competition, match play, for men,
on the links of the San Francisco Golf
Club The new clubhouse is nearly ready
but has not yet been turned over by the
contractors. The opening Will De mace an
occasion of festivity.
Some minor changes have been made in
the schedule of events OF the San Francis
co Golf Club. The ladies' competition,
with handicap, for the Winslow medal,
will be played on Friday morning, March
10. and the April competition, with handi-
cap. for men, for the Liverpool silver
on Friday, April IA, the ladies' competi-
ton in driving will be held, and there are
also some changes, which viii be given
later in the dates of events scheduled Tor
the early part of May.
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Eintracht Verein Ball.

Hundreds of merry maskers partci-
pated in the grand mask ball given by
the Eintracht Verein at Eintracht Hall
last evening. The galleries and all avail
able space which might be used as stand
ing room was crowded with spectators,
and the ball was pronounced decided
success by all present. The hall was tes-
TONED a la mardi gras and the profusion
Of evergreens and soft colors MADE the
effect far above that of the average hall
decoration. The grand march occurred
at o'clock. after which a series of tab
ieaux was shown during the intermlssIo N
the Verein Eintracht and its. sections; the
second the Capitulation of yorktown; the
third the peelaEation Of t 5ndeP eaG the
fifth our Heroes of the Spanish war,
and the sixth. the Prince and Princess
ry1iJra1
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WAS DEVOID OF HAIR.
PECULIAR PLIGHT OF A SALEM
GIRL ENTIRELY BALD.
What a Trial Package OF a
Remedy Did For Her.

The portraits of Miss Emma EAmond show
what a striking difference is made in person
when the bald head is covered with hair. Miss
Emond was totally bald, the hair follicles. not
only upon her head, but upon her eyebrows.
hair being found. OF course she was the OBJ
ject of many experiments all of which failed.
and the offer of a well-known dispensary to
send free trial of their remedy was peculiarly
alluring to her. She sent for the free trial, fol-
lowed all directions faithfully and soon she
was rewarded by a growth of hair which for
thickness, quality and luXuriance was as re-
markabe as the result was gratifying. Miss
Emond lives in Salem, Mass, at 276 Washing
ton street and naturally feels very much elated
to recover from total badness. An itching
scalp to people who are blessed with hair is a
sign of coming badness and should be attended
to at
The remedy that caused Miss Emond's hair
to grow also cures all scalp itching and dis
eases removes dandruff and keeps the hair
and scalp healthy and vigorous Trial pack
ages are mailed free to al whe o write ts, to
Building Cincinnati, o. inclosing cents in
stamps to cover postage.
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CUPID PLAYING
IN BAD LUCK
Heated Quarrel About
Marriages.
LEGAL WAR AT SAN REFAEL
TWO COUPLES DOUBTFUL OF
THEIR UNION.
Justice Rodden Declares Recorder
Gardner Has No Right to Pro-
nounce Lovers Man and
Wife.
-EGAL WAR AT SAN REFAEL
TWO COUPLES DOUBTFUL OF
THEIR UNION.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 18.-Cupid is play
ing in hard luck in this city at the pres
ent time, and the land office marriage
business formerly carried on by the brok-
ers of the ermine has assumed frosty
aspect. What comes near being a dead
lock is the result of a heated dispute on
the part of Justice George Rodden and
City Recorder Edwin Gardner as to the
legal right of the latter to officiate at
marriage ceremonies. Pending judicial
decision there are two couples who are
not really certain whether they are united
or not.
Up to the last election both officials were
Justices of the Peace, Gardner being also
City Recorder, but one office was then
abolished and Rodden won out" for cleo
ton. Everything was peaceful sailing un-
til one day a youthful couple came to
town and were made man and WHEAT
least that is Gardeners claim-by the Re
corder. Rodden insisted that Gardner had
DO legal authority to marry the two, and
that there was, in truth, no marriage
ceremony performed. Gardner, on the
other hand, declared that a Supreme
Court decision recorded in IS Cal, pages
407 and 4OS, entities a City Recorder to
perform all the functions of Justice OF
the Peace, except in criminal cases tried
under a municipal ordinance.
To-day there was another clash Ed
ward g. Burkhardt, living at NO ZzV IIli-
tenth street, San Francisco, procured
license and was married to Lillian CheVa.
lier, residing on the southeast corner OF
Sixth and Mission streets, Justice Rodden
officiating Recorder Gardner angrily in
sisted that he had been "bunkoed out
of performing the ceremony and is sharp
ening an AK for Rodden, County CLERK
Graham and J. J. Murray, who was at
one time typewritist for eX-D1Strlct AT
torney Martinelli.
"A common friend spoke to me and
asked me to perform the ceremony II, TINS
case" he said, but Rodden went after
Burkhardt and told him l had no legal
right to marry people. The boy got scared
and let Rodden marry him to Miss CneVa-
lier at the house of Donald Sutherland
County Clerk Graham is doing all he. can
way, Burkhardt gave me 81 81 because OF
the trouble he put me to IN MAKING the
engagement / have a right under de-
cision of the Supreme Court to officlate
ar a marriage ceremony and am not
going to be cheated out OF my rghts
without a fight"
authorize a City Recorder to otttciate at
a marriage, and characterizes Gardner
claim as absurd. He asserts his belief
that two couples alleged to have been
married by the Recorder are not reaily
What 1 told Burkhardt,' he said, was
San Rafael, but that If he wanted 70 run IN
the risk of being married by Gardner 70
go ahead. He didn't care to risk It, ana
that is all there was to 1t.
Now the two officials do not speak as
they pass by Cupid will have to moan
over the situation until there Is SUIT at
law and the question is settled once 1or
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BORN.

-BURKE--In this city, February 13. 1889 to the
wife of John T. Burke, a daughter.
GLIEBE-In this city, February 16, 1892 TO the
wife of Frank Gliebe. a son.
GOLDEN-In this city. February ., 1899. TO the
wife Of 2. !. Golden, son.
GROSS-In this city. February l6, 1893. 10 the
- wife of Louis Gross. a daughter.
HALLOWELL-IR this city. January Is, 1893, 10
the wife Of S Hallowell. a
I7ARRIS-In this city, February II, 1883, to the
wife of Emerson Harris, q SON
>1SAAiLADE-In this city. February II, 1899, to
the wife OF II. Kamlade, daughter
LORIGAN-In this city, February r. 1899, to
the wife of NJ. c. Lorgan, SON
.LYDIATT-In this city, February 4. 1899. 10
the wife Of A. Lydiatt, daughter.
:AIcCLEARY-Tn this city. February 3, 1899. to
the wife Of Mr. McCleary, a daughter.
MARCUS-In this city, February H. 1885, to the
=. Wife of Ben Marcus, a daughter.
DLSON-In this city, February 6. 1899, to the
wife of A. Olson daughter.
PEARLs-In this city, February TO- 1899, to the
wife OF L. A. Pearl,
EAWYER-In this city. February 16, 1899, 10
: The wife OF NJ c. Sawyer. a SON
'TJFRNEY-In this city, February H. 1893, TO
the wife Of Joseph J. Tierney. q son.
X ANDERVOORT-In this city. February 16.
=. 1899. to the wife Of Charles r. Vandervoort.
a daughter
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ARRIVED.
Saturday, February 49,
Stmr Progreso Gilboy So hours from Seattle.
Schr Dora Biuhm, Jorgensen, 10 days from
Everett.
schr Mary Eta, Anderson, 1s hours from
Schr Bender Brothers, wetzel. 20 hours from
Bowens Landing
Schr Volant. Krog, days from Nehalem
SAILED.
Saturday, February 49,
Stmr Pomona, Parsons. Eureka.
Stmr Point Arena, Hansen. Point Arena.
Stmr Del Norte, Allen Grays Harbor
Stmr Newburg, Hansen Grays Harbor
Schr Twilight, Hansen, Eureka.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, Feb is. 10 p m-Weather
hazy; wind south; velocity miles.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Arrived Feb 1S-Stmr Fried
Sailed Feb lS-stmr Etruria, for Liverpool
stmr La Bretagne, for Havre; stmr Peninsu-
lar for Lisbon smr f6I oaaEndam for Foter
sTETTIN-Arrived Feb 15-Stmr Island. from
St GENoA-Arrived Feb 1s-stmr Aller. from
ANTWERP-sailed Feb 17-stmr Friesland.
HAVRE-saiIed Feb 1s-stmr La Normandle.
LIVERPooL-sailed Feb 1s-stmr Umbria,
IS soUTHAM ToN-sailed Feb 1s-stmrs ST
Louis, for New York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
TACOMA-Sailed Feb 1s-Ship Sintram, for
San Francisco.
POINT REYES-Passed Feb 1s-Stmr Pasa-
dena from Eureka. for San Pedro.
CASPAR-Arrived Feb 1S-Schr Abbie. hence
Feb ID.
Sailed Feb 1S-stmr Navarro. for San Fran
cisco.
ALBIoN-Sailed Feb 1s-Stmr Aloha. for San
Francisco.
IVERSENs LANDING-Arrived Feb 1s-Schr
Ocean Spray, hence Feb IA.
SEATTLE,-Arrived Feb 1S-Stmr Al-Ki. from
Dyea.
EUREKA--Arrived Feb 1s-stmr Chilkat.
hence Feb 16.
cisco.
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teen-hole course will be opened in May,
and a regular schedule of events will be
prepared The seasons OF the San san F eprIv
in NAV. but the San Rafael golfers Will
play yit on right through the summer The
club house was turned over by ,,I me h. con con
nished the 22d, on which day there
viii be a private opening There are
about 10 members on the clup register at
On the links of the Oakland Golf club
arrangements have been made for piping
water direct from the mains TO an in9
green's which will in future be sprinkled
daiIv instead of twice a week, as has
heretofore been the practice
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The mixed foursomes for club members,
held Yesterday on the Oakland links, were
both novel and picturesque, novel as being
the first contest of the kind held on any
of the local links, and picturesque from
the bright attire of the players. The
warmth of the day had caused some OF
the young ladies to don white skirts and
doff their hats.
Nine ladies had entered the mixed four
somes and of this number seven took
part They were paired as follows: Miss
Marguerite Jolliffe and T. r. Hutchin-
son: Mrs. w. P. Johnson and P. r.
Bowles; Mrs H. ]. Knowles and ]. NJ.
Pierce; Miss NJ. Deane and F. s. Stratton
Miss Alice Moffitt and P. E. Bowles Jr.
Miss Belle Mhoon and V. Blackwell. Miss
M Jolliffe and T. r. Hutchinson drawing
a bye, twelve players, or three foursomes,
were left in the first round, which result
Bowles defeated Mrs. H: j. Knowles and
j. NJ Taft; Mrs. P. e. Bowles and Ores
ties Pierce defeated Miss NJ. Deane and
F. s. Stratton up; Miss Alice Moffitt and
P. E. BowIes Jr. defeated Miss Belle
Mhoon and V. Blackwell up.
In the second round Mrs. w. P. Johnson
and P E. Bowles defeated Miss Marguer-
Alice Moff1tt and P. e. Bowles Jr. defeat
ed Mrs. P E. Bowles and Orestes Pierce.
Two pairs are now left in-Mrs. w. P.
Johnson and P. E. Bowles and Miss Alice
Moff1tt and P. E. Bowles Jr.
The foursome in which Miss Alice Mof-
P. E. Bowles and Orestes Pierce was a
very close contest After tying to nine
holes the game was won on the tenth
hole by one stroke.
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
f ] Schultz & W. Cal NJ Leonard. Visaia
II Gambel Pa G Webb New York
NJ C Hendricks. Rio V P f Mcdonald. L Ang
; ] Vlerra Rio Vista II Brown Sacto
II P Jones, L Ang NJ Coleman. Benicia
Il f Scott. Sacto w II Mathews. Or
II Dunno, San Jose G Gregory Centerville
c L Harris. Marysvile J O'FarreH, Susun
w Holdsworth. Fresno NJ Burns Stockton
] Morton. Omaha Andrews. Fresno
PALACE HOTEL.
Lankershim l. Ale w Runyon r Bluff
W II Galbraith. Cruz + w Sisson, Ariz
P c Powers, Spring1d w G Nevin, l. Ang
A West. Stanford Mrs Nevin. L Ang
r Crandell U S n r Hitchcock, l. Ang
L Karmany, SIS Iowa G DENLY, Ind
c Gait, Chgo Mrs c DENLY, Ind
E Orme. Sydney p G DENLY, Ind
Levy, San Diego II de Muth. Dayton
II Smith. e Vance. Oakland
w w Williams. New Fogg, Stanford
A Denton, New w Taylor & W. Cal
M Tyler, Conn III Pickauds & W, Chg
Mrs Tyler, Conn NJ DENLY, Alaska
w Weber. Pa + + Blodgett, Bakrsfd
Miss Weber Pa Fl Stenge, Dixon
Mrs Bell, Pa F Fl Head & W. N II
GRAND HOTEL.
Q W Sill. sacto 20 c Pratt. Stanford
f z Crane Cal DIR Garrard Angels
> Smith Cal Mrs Garrard Angels
ID A Smith. Cal C Wilcox, Visala
II Cotton. Sacto Nj M Layille, Cal
NJ Anerich. sacto D a Lamb, s Mateo
Fibash. Oakland II West Needles
z Wells, st Louis r Dale. Cal
i Grant, Quartz Miss Dale. Cal
II Richards, Jose II Beecher Sacto
Miss Smell, s Jose g Jilson. Sacto
X II Plate, Jose r de Lancie. Sacto
T II Green, S Rafael L Wright, S Diego
w Mullarkey. Sacto D Randolph. Cal
G G Smith. Cal NJ Shining. S Rosa
II s Cheper, Cal T II Prior.
F Church, Fresno F Day. Seattle
J Lawson & W, Cal T Mayheld, Cal
Mr. Steele&w, Chicago w F Ellis Cal
p L Steele, Chicago w Murphy&w, st Paul
r Fisher, Toronto NJ MeDasses. Stockton
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togo KISEN KAISHA.

q TFAbIERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR
- ner First and Brannan streets, l o. m for
YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. calling at
Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasah and Shanghai. and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers for
Indii etc. No cargo received on board on day
of sailing.
AMERICA NIARU Tuesday. Feb 81
HONGkCNG MARU. 1900. Friday, March, II
Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. For
freight and passage apply at companys office,
81 Market street. corner First
w B. CURTIS General Agent.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized 10 have the same published
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San Franoiscan Arrested.

VANCOUVER, Feb. 1S,-W. B. Shuman
of San Francisco, who claims to repre-
sent the Pacific Coast Business Directory
contracts.
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER CO.,

=. jsuccessors to Flanagan & Gallasher),
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
20 Fifth ST.. opposite Lincoln School.
: Telephone South so.
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TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.

Advances made on furniture and pianos. with
or without removal j. Noonan 1017-1023 Mission.
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Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
william NJ. Stab and Bessie Feeney. 1924
Fred Walpert and Louise F. Waidelich.. .25-l
Peter II. Joseph and Mary T. Hanmney. $50
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AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, PARIS
From New York Every Wednesday. 10 a. m
St. Paul. February 22ISt. Paul March Is
St. Louis. March ST Louis. March q
RED STAR LINE,
New York and Antwerp.
From New York Every Wednesday, IL noon
Kensington.. .Feb'y 15iSouthwark March 4
Noordland. .Feb'y 22t westernland. March 10
FriesIand. 80. March Kensington. March q
EMPIRE LINE,
Seattle. St. Michael. Dawson CITY.
For full information regarding freight and pas
sage apply to
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
80 Montgomery St. ny OF its agencies
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Compagnie Generate TranSatlantiquI

UUITUQETIIG UdII5I uI6 Observation-Disclosures
tFrench L1nel
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs zo..
(FRANCE0 Sailing every Saturday 81 49,
at 10 a. m from Pier ~. North SsssEsS&sS
River foot of Morton street.
LA TOURAINE ...--..-.-.-.-.....-.F February Is
la NORMANDIFl.. .......................Ma March 4
Ia CHAMPAGNE. March IL
Ia RRFTA CINE. March IS
LA TOURAINE March 25
cent reduction round trip. Second-class to
Havre s45 10 per cent reduction round trip.
GENERAI. AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES
AND CANADA. 3 Bowling Green. New York
T F. FTTGAZI & CO, Pacific Coast Agents
& Montgomery ave, San Francisco.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Go.

:; ::
Steamers leave Broadway
1WEBNe wharf San Francisco;
M&%$#A For Alaskan ports. 10 "a. m,
! EHfSNfA Feb. 5, TO- 10, 90. 20; Mar. Z;
! I'm &SWAA change at Seattle.
l H$&NA&% XA5 For Victoria, Vancouver ID
ssANS@SS4S c., Port Townsend Seattle.
and New Whatcom CW ashl.
Mar. 2. and every fifth day thereafter; change eg
at Seattle to this comDanys steamers t0r
Alaska and G. N. Ry; at Tacoma TO n. T.
For Eureka OHumboldt Bay. p M; Eeoi 8:
g. 49, IS. %, Is; Mar. .. and every hfth day
thereafter. ee,too,,
Cavucos. Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo)'
san Pedro. East San Pedro Clos Angelesl and
Newport 9 a. m. Feb. 1, 5, 9. IS. II, q, 70;
Mar l. and every fourth day thereafter.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Har-
ford (San Luis Obispo) Santa Barbara, Port
Los Angeles and Redondo G1os. Angeles). IL a.
M Feb g. T. II. IL, 49, %, 81; Mar. 3, and
every fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del
Caho Mazatlan. Altata. La Paz. Santa Rosalia
and Guaymas Mex. 10 a. m, Feb II, Mar. 8,
Apr. 6.
For further information obtain folder.
The company reserves the right to change
without previous notice steamers, sailing dates
and hours of sailing.
TICKET OFFICE New Montgomery
street (Palace HoteD.
GOODALL, PERKINS e. CO. Gen. Agts.,
10 Market St, San Francisco.
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JONATHAN COUNCIL No. IS, Y. NJ. 1.-The
annual requiem mass for our deceased brother
members VIII be celebrated Wednesday
morning next 22d inst, at ST. Marys Church
(PauiisO, at 10 O. clock. Relatives and
friends Of all deDarted brothers of the Y.
NJ. 1. are respectfully invited to attend. Ser
mon by Rev. H. II. Wyman. G. S. L.
c. B. FEM. President.
c. T., ERNER Secretary.
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ON THE GOLF LINKS.
The San Rafael Golf Club is about to be-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

c. l.. EBNER. Secretary.