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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-01
Ho|Ice Tor puuIcolAa.
Land Office at Occur IA.

Land OffCe at COcur AlJ
Idaho. July q b
Notice is hereby given that the 4.
named settler has filed notice OF ii, +
to-make final proof in support Of M
and that said proof will be made II
s. Lindsay, U. $. Commissioner :,
River. Idaho. on September II, in ~
Gowanlock for lots and ), Sec. 4 n
Il. ) W.. Il. NJ.
he names the following witnesses,
his continuous residence upon and cua3
OF said land. viz: Frank 4. Lille
Hagman. Albert Haginan. and Pelr,sj
all OF Priest River, Idaho.
u. II. BUDLOY
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-01
Land Once at Cour =,

LdHU OmCt at COenr -,
Notice Is hereby given thai n.
named settler has fled noiic,. ~ N. i +
To make final proof in support - ~ n
and that said proof will 6e msd. e II
8. Lindsay, U. S. COMMISSIONS !.
River, Idaho. on September Il =
frank 81 q. Lila Tor the + l.. Sw ll5
He names the following wis. :
his continuous residence unOn ana ~
of, said land. viz: J. Robert ii."n
Hagman, Samuel II. Moore. and IL !.
lock. all OF Priest River. Idaho.
GO ID. II. BUDIOS
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-01

II ycm don't get the Republican yor
"oh I get the news sl.ao rer year.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-01

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
NJ Kootenai Camp No. 6843 Meets every LIST
and 3rd Saturday OF each month at X. Of p
hall. John G. Koch, Consul: +. p. Manor
Clerk.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-01

V1Ct 1t CQn.n, a.
Noatce g hereby given thai 49,.
named s..tier has filed notice a. ~
20 ma axe hnai proof In .npp0rt a.
! Lindsay. q. s Commiss,maae
River. Idaho. ON SeDtrmf.. 4
Robert Hzxman for the W -
l-e Sc IL. Sec. %. Twn 81 N1N
He names the following S;s.N-
his continuous rt-siGls.nce nm -
Of. said land. viz: Franz M -
Hagman. Samuel II. Moore. ana III
lock. AL Of Priest River. idaho
Asa ID. IL. BUDIOx|
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-01
SOCIETY CARDS

GYRINGA TEMPLE NO. 4. RATHBONE
y Sisters-Meets Thursday evening Of
each week at n. Of Z. hall, Russell block. Mrs.
Mary Cleland, NJ. Z. c.; Mrs BERTHE Wright.
NJ. Of X. l. &.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
At the Resorts

HOTEL BELVEDERE-Among the late ar
rivals here are: Nine. Blliani Ziffrey. MRS. Il.
p Farnsworth Miss Laura FarnsWorth. Nirs'
I F Bours Miss l.. W. Bours. b. walker
. 0ftss clara Morris. Miss Marian Tracie.
u q Ward and wife, Mrs. F. w. Dohrmann'
Mrs p W Paulsen. Mrs. Robert H. Blossom
Miss Elizabeth Blossom. H. Werner ana VIE
San Francisco: Miss r. Werner Ne" iOlh'
John H. Kerr. San Rafael.
GILROY HOT SPRINGS Ihe tolo"ihs
guests have registered here during the pas'
week: Mrs S. P. Fine, Canada; Mr. ana MIS-
2 NayIor and children, James f. KanneV
C,iIrov. Joseph Walsh, b. Rich. san Francesca
william Phelps George E. Rea, Giiroy; r, Mrs,
cisco; c. p Paulsen wife ana GhilTreSG q -
man ma "a ID vie san Jose: T. l. Ridgeway, Ho-
SON. son anu ": r. H. Burke. Chicago T. II.
t%. 1GhSr' oc C;atos. NJ s Eldrldge, Visalia; John
West, Los go o%tF Francisco; ] p Anderson. Wat
sonVilIe! A. W. Scott, j. B. Moraghan, Daniel
E Mooney San Francisco A r. 70 ATMoFe, McFarIand
Insia Mcfarland Glroy; Annie Resgen Al
bina Blazin San Francisco Leon AGupe' f2eI% San
SSpn SEQ: Mr. and Mrs. Cauhajre. San Fran
cisco; John Topp. James Haney san JoSea toJ ~.
ma Iiior san lose; j. Barasch Gilroy; VIII
Ian, Murray and wife, Bert krleilns oan
Francisco; T San lose; jay Scott, New York.
ny NATRSf"SSRAD.The following have registered
at Carlsbad Springs during 'nH Miss pan NJ Howard,
Mrs NJ Young. 5. H: Mckinney. MAJ a HI1LI,, Iot
W. r Wenzel, Mrs. Kate hessler y "i S;insrd
F1eschHan3i FT'ss 3i,nard F. Weyreuther, San Fran
cisco; Howard Stone, Miss Josie stone MISS
X s1G2aMER 0aseE; st0fI5Sf HOME FARM-The following
y,"sts registered at summer Home Farm dur
Ins ms 'ns pTS' a NeyIor. /. NJ Israel, Sam Frank
lin. Mrs. NJ Erienbach, Mrs. Ernestine Adler l
Mrs. J. Nordman. Miss sI6 Blanche Noromah' 'sn
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS-Late arrivals at
Klamath Hot Springs include; 80 j. w. w, Kooch' n
Gage and daughter. f. Breyman, Oliver orr
Mr.. and Mrs John Herd and family: Miss Miss
Ioy Mrs. / ] Morehead Major r. H. Pratt
u. S A. Miss Pratt. Merrill f; Gates, Z 5
A. Charles kapPler Jr' joseph nI1yer happg5 Dr. Nc
Nuity, Miss Mary McNulty, Miss Mary Gren,
E. Donqhu1 % Fred r,Gss Gsrden6Tsi sn6 wife trfa
r, Reames. Mrs j. T. White and daughter.
BYRON HOT sPRINGs-The arrivals for
the past week at Byron, Hot Springs INCLUDE;
Samuel NJ. Shortridge. Mrs. Samuel M Short
ridge. Mrs. NJ. F: Bagley, $. KaIiski. Mrs s
Helms J. Hodgdon. S. Caro-. Claus F. Kroger.
E. r. Brown, W. J. Gorham Mrs F leu Leu
H. Rivers, Joe Romaine, George T. Shreye,
S. Clayburgh. NJ. Knitovitch, Landry G. Babin
joe joe comerford i s S Smith, Mrs a; x. Hei,
| Ter, ]. II. Wallace. Mrs: ]: II. Wallace, Mrs
nathy peRn nIcSsS Meeaeeney me- Nj Mrs e. Alison
Miss Mary Allison, Mrs. Mel Cook, L. Bren
; ner; w J Brady: @ HoWard % II; a4gan' " F. W
Dolan, Mrs w A Dolan. F. E. Seidel sar
Francisco; J. Pantoskegg; j. b Dyer, Mrs rs
Y. " r. ormsby; J. v. Marsh, Sacramento; "
Bernard and son, Tuscon. A. T.; A. T. Tinker
tain E. Morton. Benicia George James anC
wife. Grass Valley: Mrs; Thomas McGee, ORC
Beamis. Martin joaquin, Centerviie; w. "
McGrath and wife. Lordsburg N NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
MARRIED TEACHERS.
Under the Rules Mrs. Beanston Will
Lose Her Place.

Mrs A L. Mann, principal of the Haw-
thorne Primary School, yesterday in
formed Superintendent Webster that Miss
c. Hesselmeyer, who, it was alleged, had
been sent to take Mrs. George Beanston' s
place. who was recently married, had not
yet put in an appearance and furthermore
that Mrs. Beanston had received no notifi-
cation to vacate her position. 1t is prob-
able that Mrs. BeanSton will receive the
notice tomorrow morning, and it is un-
derstood that she will contest the right.
of the board to remove her.
The rule relating to marriages was pro-
muigated some years ago and was sus-
pended by the last board. The rule does
not affect marriages which took place
during the suspension of the rule but
only those after it's re-enactment by the
present board.
The rule. which is very brief and plain.
is as follows:
wherever a female teacher marries
her position in the department becomes
vacant"
Some doubt exists as to whether any
notification is necessary.
ing in the local public schools a test was
made of the standard in San Francisco
compared with one of the schools in an
interior county and this city came out
far ahead. Two pupils from this county
with high percentages and diplomas and
letters from the Superintendent presented
themselves for admission to the High
IS and so per cent, while many of our To-
cal pupils received 80 to "a per cent, Su-
perintendent Webster points to this as
Indicating a splendid body of teachers.
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dies dressed as soldiers from the Preside.
sailors from the men-of-War IN the mar
Dor, Venetian banditt, Spanish cancers
and' Partisan flower girls. the masculine m
costumes ranged all the way from ro.
tund monk, garbed in the VeslineLIs ol
the Benedictine order, TO a happy11go-
lucky negro minstrel, who, with MISS E1n-
ma Lane, performed some fancy dancing
One of the chief features or the eEening
was a cakewalk in which the following
couples competed: Miss n. I: DonIgan II
and Alfred Christensen, Miss Leona Mohr
and Robert oDonne ltSer MIS- Ena bubais and
Oscar Mohr, Miss Claudine Breltzmann
and Harold Mohr, Miss Ethel lbottson ana
Robert J. Breitzmann Jr aaee[ ewsrded dtoI1y hy
the judges to the first named couple At
midnight the revelers unmasked ana an
ing was then resumed and the merry par
ty did not disperse until daybreak.
Among the guests present Vo were Mies vne ~
Alice Norman, Miss Augusta t,nil Kneil' MISS Mss
Pauline Dubois, Miss Esther Duo9ls, nSHdfI MISS
]. White Jr., Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence Mil
Donaghy, Miss Leona Mohr, oscar MORT Mohr
Mrs Mrs ma b nI KneIl. Charles A. Rutherford,
Miss Emma Donaghy Edwin Mohr. MISS
Emma Lane, F. S: Norman, MISS IA, Ali1la Ia l. l.
| Bennett. Robert j. Breitzmann Jr, Har-
old Mohr. Miss Claudine Bretzmann, Al
fred Mohr, Miss Edna Richmond, Miss Sc A:
| LanZendOrf. Robert IL ~ DoIlIlSil,
! Gladys Beringer. Edgar Regan, MISS n f1aG- n
! riet Miller. Edward Miller, MISS AhGe ~.
| Norman Miss Alma BLACKBURN LOUIS LOUIS
| Andre, c. Willard Evans, MISS oopnla Ii
Breitzmann, Miss Freda Breltzmann, MISE
Anita Riley Theodore 1bbotson, Mr. ana
| Mrs. AUSTIN Granville, Alfred ChrlSIlah1
SEN Miss Minnie Riley and MISS Ethel
| Ibbotson
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
| bv Mr. and Mrs l.. +. Smith or ~ ilSh,,
| land avenue to Mrs. Blom and husband
| of Honolulu, who are now on tnelr way
to Europe on their wedding tour. A
| pleasant time was spent dancing until
| morning. The house was decorated VIII WIZ
flowers. Among those present were: MI NJ
and Mrs Blom, Mr.. and Mrs. Sm1Ih, TN MI MT.
and Mrs. Byers and family, Mrs. 14eTesa 1t
Coffin. A b Peterson MISS Rosa Ieter5
SON. G. Jansen. Mr. and MIS- Sohei ana ali0
family, Mr. Kreigerman, NIInan 9r15tn NJ,
! Mrs L. Bohn and daughter, Mr. ana MIS-
| Holquist and family Miss Agnes Barr
| Mr. and Mrs. Hansen. Mrs l.. Lee 0l
| Fresno. Miss Maude Lautner, MRS. =.
! Costa. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts ana lafnlly
and others.
An enjoyable surprise party was given gye
last Saturday evening, august o, 10 WISE Nllos
| Adj Wilcox and her guest, MISS tIrdce
Walsh of San Francisco, at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs S. WILCOX OF oan j udn
san Benito County, by numner 9l 9l
Young friends The evening was spent IN
music. games and singing till mldnlght
when a bOunteous repaSt was served
Among those present were: Miss Marie
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Detlefson. Miss Alice Jeans, Miss Rosie
Kemp, Miss Caddy Kemp, Miss Kate
Wallace, Miss Gertie Williams, Miss
Mamie Lacey of San Jose, Miss Corinne
Waterman of San Jose, Miss Lena Talk,
Miss Mae Regan: Miss Lottie Regan' MISS MISS
Charlotte Breen. Miss Alice Bingham'
Miss Stella Mckee, Miss Edith Mckee,
Miss Grace Walsh of San Francisco, MISS
Adj Wilcox and Mrs. 5. Wilcox; MessrS
c. Detlefson. A Detlefson, A. Talk, j.
Rupe F. Dowdy, A. Moore, w Roache
w. Davis, w. Bingham, e Clark, y.
Jeans, c. Able, A. Burnett, f. Breen, -
Mckee, F. Mckee, c. WILCOX, j. Will
cox and S. WILCOX.
the residence of Mrs. Herbert Scribner at
Millwood July "a the occasion being the
birthday of her eldest daughter, Arvilla.
The table and house decorations were en-
tirely of pink The little girls received
pink dolls as souvenirs and the boys base
balls. The young folks engaged III
games, while the older folks were enter
Scribner was assisted by Mrs. Frank
Elmendorf. Mrs. ]. s. Adams and Miss
Sadie A. Wafer. Those, present were
Miss Marguerite Coffin Miss Aileen Cam
eron, Miss Arvilla Scribner, Miss Marjorie
Scribner Miss Ethel Maroney. Miss
Marion Maroney. Miss Marjorie Elmen-
dorf. Master Victor Schareht Master
Mrs. A. s. Wafer and Mrs. F. krebbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Novitsky were ten
dered an elaborate banquet last Tuesday
evening in commemoration of their TWEEN
| ty-fifth wedding anniversary. The affair
was given in the nature of surprise and
was wholly arranged by their two sons
| John and Joseph Novitsky. A very pleas
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

the principal hospitals in Switzerland
Italy and Germany.
DIR. P. ]. Conran has returned from n
months vacation in Santa Cruz.
Mrs Leon A Lazarus (nee Frank Will
be at home the second Monday at MI
Scott street.
Miss Florence Lussey has returned from
Ross Valley. and will be at home to her
friends at 1853 McAllister street
Miss Estele Raphael is stopping at
Capitola, the guest of Mrs. A. Cornwall.
Lewis E. Valencia of San Jose is stop
ping at the Golden West Hotel.
Mrs Ebert S. Lockwood of Los An>
geles and her two sons are spending the
summer at Long Beach.
Mrs. Robert Wilson of San Francisco
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. S.
Lockwood, at Long Beach.
James Yerington has returned to
Carson City from a visit to San Fran
cisco.
Miss Lou Tennett of Carson City is the
guest of Mrs VIII Davis of Stockton.
Mrs. VIII Davis of Stockton has re-
turned from a trip to Carson City and
Or. Lu Ella Cool will take the Fish
cottage in Haywards for a few months
Dr. Cool has been spending the summer
in Carson City.
Mrs. Louis Schwartz of Los Angeles is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Aliens, 112t
Buchanan street. At home second Mon
day.
Miss Mary Roberts has returned to
| Oakland from a visit to Carson City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Rourke and sor
have left on a two weeks visit to Benicia
Mrs Dr. H. n. Roche and Miss Char,
| lotte Roche are spending month a
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dinner at the Hotel Rafael on Friday.
Mr.. end Mrs. Joseph B. Crockett and
Miss Caro- Crockett leave early next week
for ten days visit to Del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Crocker, Mrs.
Sperry and Miss Sperry returned to New
York from Liverpool on the White Star
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Frederick Kohl of
Menlo Park sailed for Liverpool on the
White Star liner Majestic on July rs.
Miss Cora Smedberg left early in the
week for Lake Tahoe, where she is the
guest of Mrs. William Thomas and the
Misses Mary and Ellen Thomas at their
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean and Miss Nc
Bean expect to go to Del Monte this week
and soon after their return will go East
for a two months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Scott and Miss
Mary Scott leave early next week for a
fortnight's visit to Del Monte.
Mrs. Emma Shafter Howard and Miss
Maud Howard were guests at the Hotel
Cecil in London at latest accounts.
Edward M Greenway will go to Del
Monte next Thursday for the remainder
CT the season.
Mrs. Isaac Hecht and Miss Elsie Hecht
have returned from a six weeks stay al
Lake Tahoe They will spend the month
of August at Del Monte.
Major and Mrs. J. L. Rathbone are at
the Hotel del Monte for the remainder OF
ID DR.. w ". f. McNutt is in New York
where he met Mrs. McNutt and the
Misses Mamie and Ruth McNutt on
Wednesday on their return from two
years stay in Europe.
Tia :. sa+ain and Mrs A H. Payson and
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

~ PORTS, and only sports, occupy the
~ attention of the select set these
SO days. It's either polo or golf or
tennis or pony racing, and not TO
be interested in one or the other OF these
sports is to be helpessly out of it.
A pleasant afternoon was spent by the
members of the Burlingame Country Club
and their guests on Saturday, August o.
A number of parties had luncheon on the
clubhouse verandas, where a stringed or
chestra played until 3 o'clock, when there
was a parade of coaches and brakes to
San Mateo and back to the polo grounds.
The whips were: Walter Scott Hobart,
Henry ]. Crocker, Charles A. Baldwin,
George F. Pope, Joseph D. Grant. Rich
ard NJ Tobin, Peter D. Martin Francis
]. Carolan, F. D. Beylard and Prince An
DIRE Ponia towski.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan J. Crooks gave
a dinner party on Friday, August 4, at
Fairfax TO a number OF their friends.
and then had supper at the Crooks cot
tage. in San Rafael. Among their guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. e; w. Runyon,
Miss Alice Owen, Ashton Stevens, Garter
Frederick H. Greenwood entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Green and Miss
Eleanor Terry al his cottage at BelVedere
Nj and Mrs. Mclean and Miss Mclean
entertained over Monday and Tuesday
last at the Hotel Rafael. Miss Caro-
Crockett and Miss Mary Scott. Among
Monday were: Miss Therese Morgan.
Willie OConnor. Z. NJ. GTeenwaY. Sam
uel @. Boardman and Harry \. Stetson.
on Wednesday they entertained Miss
Helen Hopkins, Lawson S. Adams and
N1r. " and Mrs. Fred H. Green enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oxnard at
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

Ruck Mountain. Mendocino County, WIN
their aunt, Mrs. a. Dennis h-.
MI and Mrs. Chris Jorgensen N mn nay a +
YX0semfte Valley Mr.. Jorgensen brings
with him some fine canvasses and water
ceors showing his VERY gf 0f6t fSe Worf Xssociated
preoe and Leon Cook both of this city,
left Saturday afternoon for a fortnight
sojourn awheel through Lake Ii @amn ToPTHly, Tay.
after which they will go 10 camp i"S
lor for a similar period. +bai-
MI. and Mrs. Nj. P: Kohlberg and thela aa
daughter Edith will be pleased TO see ef
their friends Wednesday and SUNDAY a'
the Montrose. . ao,,rr
Sergeant NJ J. Conboy. wife and daugn-
ter Miss Nina, have returned TO 1Ies 1he sre girs
dsor+s aleor in the northern part of the State.
She they will be at home Thursdays at 900
HaVeS street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
WeddinC Bells.

The wedding of Miss Lita j. Woodworth
and Samuel Mcfarland of MADEIRA County
took place Wednesday, August 2, at the
residence of the brides mother, Nine.
Rose Woodwork. 1712 Aarkin street, in
this city, the 5lvited guests being limited
to the immediate members of the families.
The happy couple have gone north on
their honeymoon and on their return will
reside in MADEIRA County.
On Thursday, August 3, was quietly
soIemnized the wedding of Mrs. Juliet
Lew and L. Zekind The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Dr.. Nieto, at the
home of the brides cousin. Marion Leven-
tritt, corner of California and Cough
streets Mr.. and Mrs. Zekind are spend
ing a few weeks in Sausalito and on their
return will reside at 1906 Post street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Club Pdrtie 6.

The Pleasure Seekers Club gave ball
at Techau Hall, 1T Mason street, Thurs
day evening, August 3. The success of the
ball is due to the management of j. w.
Goetze (chairman). Herman A. Fortriede,
P. c. Gebhardt, Eggert Peters, w. Krahn,
DR.. F. H. Cranz, H. Detjen, Fred Suhr Jr.,
H. Borefeld and A. Henning.
The Cerro Club gave it's fourth annual
entertainment and ball at Techau Hall
Saturday, August 3. The following pro-
gramme was a grand success: Overture,
Falkenstein's orchestra; coon speciality,
Louis Barney; vocal solo, Peter Duns-
worth: barytone selection, Avit lie Faille;
buck and wing dancing, little Annie Burg
recitation D. e. Hanlon; vocal solo, Miss
c. Erskine. Dancing concluded the even
ing's entertainment.
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in the pavilion. The party returned in
time to partake of an excellent, supper
provided by Mrs. A. S. Wafer at her cot
tage in Wildwood. After the usual toasts
the musical programme was continued un-
til train time when many of the guests
returned to the CITY Members of the
party part! Nv were re Sergeant Thomas Flanders,
Mrs. F. Rurmann. Hugh McGinnis, MISS
Flora Chisholm. Howard Wade, Miss Mss
Sadie A. Wafer, Mrs. A. s. Wafer, Mr.
and Mrs. J. s. Adams, Miss Mae CHS
holm, Forest Adams.
On Sunday. August g. a bus ride was
given on the Young American to Niles
Canyon by Sam Martinovich and Willie
King, The affair was enjoyed d,,oy by eyer eyera
Rooney. Willie King, Miss Harriet Room
ey Miss Rosie Woimar FT9nE gbasc6 GarHifs miss
Hattie Wolf Maurice Jacobs. Miss Elsie
Cohn MI JacSbs ,,,ss Miss an8 Bella vdiar dera5q
Joe Joseph. Miss Bessie Barren, Rudolph
| Debovichs Miss Tillie GodchauX, }. ga :
Miller, Frank Corriea.
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.

]. F. Butler, navigator's yeoman aboard
the United States ship Marietta, is to be
married to Miss Alice Coolbaugh VI
Chelsea, Mass, on the 9Th prox. 1t is a
case of pure romance and love at first
sight. the young people having met for
the first time about one month ago Mr;
mite a name for himself in the thea trical
line previous to his enlistment in the
navy in July, 1897.
+ha Magner and julius Czerwinsky of Los
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Registrar Completes Canvass.

Registrar Steppacher completed the
canvass of the primary election returns
yesterday. Monday the official results will
be announced and the delegates elected
will receive their credentials In the after
noon The only change is in the Thirty
eighth District, where the canvass dis
closes the election of Daniel c. Deasy
over John A. Donnelly by four votes.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Outing Portie S.

On Sunday, July 30. delightful outing
party was given by Mrs. j. S. Adams at
Mount Tamalpais. Luncheon was enjoyed
under the trees and during the afternoon
Forest Adams made lightning sketches Of
different points of the mountain SOU
yenirs for the ladies. Music was in order
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

Angeles will be held at the Magner resi-
dence 906 O'Farrell street, on Sunday.
August 20, from to o'clock.
Tessie Maguire youngest daughter Of
Mrs. May Mcguire, to Charles Parks;
Miss Mcguire is well known in musical
and society circles in this city. Mr.. farKs
is a well-known and prominent wholesale
/
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Home GotherinQs.

A most enjoyable masquerade surprise
partv was given on Saturday last in honor
of Edwin Mohr, the second son of Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Mohr, at their home. 221s
Van Ness avenue. The spacious parors
of the mansion were crowded with a lively
and the light of numerous Chinese lam
terms had transformed the scene of the
festivities into a veritable fairyland.
Among the masqueraders were young la
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

ing bonds, and also the powers Of the
Mayor in the premises. The particular
case which the information was asked
was that of a bond furnished by the Peo-
pies Mutual Telephone Company after
the same had been approved by the
Mayor. The attorney holds that wherever
a bond has become insufficient. on the
port of the expert it is the duty of the
board to require new one.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Divorce Suits Filed.

Gertrude L. Gear has sued George D.
Gear for a divorce, alleging desertion as
a cause of action. Eta Bell Boone asks
for divorce from S. D Boone on the
ground of intidelity.
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S14 Geary street They also announce the
election of the following officers: Th. L.
Carol president; g. Gensler, vice presi-
dent; j. c. Lackenback, secretary; Dan
Markwits, treasurer; Maurice J.-Congdon,
a
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Approval of Bonds by Supervisors

City Attorney Lane yesterday filed an
opinion with the Board of Supervisors re-
ferring to its rights and duties in approv-
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In the Future.

The Astorias announce their third even
ing dress assembly for Tuesday evening
August %. at Saratoga Hall (main halD,
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Advances made furniture and pianos, wsz,Sa
or without removal ]. Noonan 1O17-1023 Mission.
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ant evening was spent at the ,f festive
board and in listening to the peautItu1 t.
lections of a most efficient orcneSlia'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-21
THE TIMES RICHMOND VA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1899.
WHY THIS DISCRIMINATION?

4 political reformer in the state Of
Michigan has conceived the scheme of
levying n special tax upon the large
copper production in that State, in order
TO lessen the burden Of taxation upon the
people. lie says that the owners Of the
copper mines are rich and growing richer
and that Il Is nothing but right that
these wealthy corporations should bear
a large part OF the burden of ta1auoh
because they are able 10 stand it.
This raises constitutional question
which we VIII not pause TO discuss. Inc
interesting thing about 80 10 us is that
taxpayers in Michigan should be willing
TO put the screws to the owners Of cop
por mines while many taxpayers
throughout the length and breadth oil
the United States are willing TO help the
silver mine owners of the country by
opening the mints Of the government 10
the FREQ coinage Of their product, enabling
them 10 convert under government
stamp. dfty cents worth OF silver INTO
o. dollar. It IS strange, we say, that tax
navers should be so hard upon the owners
Of conner mines and so exceedingly gem
crous towards the owners Of silver mines