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Fireworks, all kinds. Gail On
GISsEL & Son.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

announce myself "a candidate for
the Office Ut Sheriff of Ford County, sub
ject to the decision Of the Republican
County Convention.
GEO. w. REIGHARD.
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A. p. Coons, undertaken, received. on
Thursday last, an elegant hearse from the
manufacturers at Sterling, Ill. The
hearsc is an elegant one. aud is in charge
of II. B. Bell, livery,nan.
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John B. Paige Of Spearville, says the
quality of wheat will be better than last
year. but his acreage will DO shorter, ow-
ing to the failure Of the plant.
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d. P. Raglin has completed the enum-
Grafton of the school census of Dodge
City. He finds 636 persons between the
ages Of and 81 years, against 604 names
last year.
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Mrs. Lille Breen, who has been visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hanna,
on Duck creek, returned on Monday to
her home In Walsenburg, Colo.
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That the persistent use Of Beggs' Blood
Purifier and Blood Maker will drive dis
eased germs out of your system and life
will again be worth Lying. You cannot
cure in one week or in one month, .
blood trouble that has been years getting
a foofhOld. Beggs' Little Giant Pills
should be taken twice week with this
remedy. We kept. W. F. Pine.
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Miss DR.. Sarah g. Hills arrived here
some days ago, from her home in Perry,
Iowa, on visit to her sister, Mrs. j. NJ.
Dodge. DR.. Hills is graduate Of Ann
AibOr University.
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There will be big crowd in Dodge
City on the Fourth of July, and there
promises to be q lively time. The peO-
pie Of this city will give everybody a
rOal clcome
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Stewart Sutton returned, this morning.
FROM Philadelphia. lie WAS in New York,
Albany, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Chicago
and other cities. He was absent "a days.
He bad pleasant trip, and had his eyes
fitted to glasses. DR.. MeCarty, who went
east with Stewart, remains 10 Kansas City
for short time.
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The BARRIERS of the city have agreed
to close their respective places Of bust.
ness at IL =. M, on July 4th, and remain
closed until the morning Of the 5tb.
By ORDER OF Con-.
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The Commissioner of Pensions has
ordered that the Board Of Examiners
shall meet only once y mOntl,-on the
first Wednesday Of each mcnth. The
first meeting will be held July 9Th.
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Fl. w. DoIeett of Spearville. was il
the city yesterday. He reports farmer
busy and crop prospects are excellent
with small wheat crop.
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For RENT.-FOnr new and neatly fur
nished and comfortable rooms. cai, be had
by calling on Mrs. 4. b. Goodrich, resi-.
dence on First avenue.
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They keep up with the best in the line
Of groceries. All customers say this OF
Incl & Swinehart.
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j. w. Campbell, county attorney Of
Seward county. who was visiting his sis.
ter. Mrs. 4. A. Scates, returned, Friday,
to his home in Liberal.
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The frecracker and the Fourth of July
are In evidence. It would be . good
plan to confine the shooting Of firecrack-
ers to private enclosures. Look out for
tho firecracker aud fire.
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J. W. Courtney, Concord township, says
wheat is dllinR out well; oats and barley
will be short. There will be more wheat
to the acre than last year aud less straw,
but the grain will b of better quality.
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Miss Gertrude Jordan, accompanied
by her brother Charles, left, last Sunday
for Valentine, Nebraska, for a two
months visit
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Nj. L. Watt of Hutchinson, was here
several days tuning pianos. Mr.. Watt is
well known to many Of Our citizens.
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Geo. T. Martin, president Of the Dis
trict League, was in Bucklin, Sunday,
and organized League society. He re-
ports an interesting time ut the camp
meeting.
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Geo. w. Taylor of the East End, says
the farmers have had plenty Of rain, and
they will have more wheat than last year.
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We bought our tea before the duty
went on, and can therefore give you the
lowest prices Central Grocery.
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j. W. Courtney and son George, built
for Thomas Bragg, on the lat:er's ranch,
sod house l5x40 feet. 1t is Mr.. Bragg's
pride.
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A. J. Incl Of Spearville, was hobnob-
ing with the Dodgeites last Saturday.
He says the cattle are doing fine. and
everything Is growing nicely since the
rain. Wheat will yield ~ good rs last
year, but the grain will be Of better
quality. There is good prospect for
crops aad the potato crop will be better
than usual.
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Farmers you can buy clean sound cane
seed from Leroy Martin at Csc bl,sl,el.
Ka.ir corn at soc hundred. Clean mil
let seed at Coo a bushel.
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See the line of hammOcks shown by
the Racket and Novelty Store before sou
purchase. 1t will pay you.
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The Sunday school at Pleasant Hill
echool house, In Fairview township, OBJ
served Childrens' Day, Sunday, June
18th. with appropriate exercises; basket
dinner. = feast Of gooj things and social
mingling Of friends and neighbors. In
the afternoon song and praise service and
. discourse By Rev. Fl. A. Rink. It was
. day Of social enjoyment and all felt it
was good to be there.
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Sky Rockets, Roman Candles. TOrpe-
does, Cap Pistols, all kinds of fireworks
at the Racket and Novelty Store.
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There is much harvesting going on In
Ford county. While the wheat crop will
be light, farmers are rejoicing over the
good prospects for a big yield Of feed
crOps.
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The parents of Chas. A. Hulpieu spent
a few days here with their son. They
reside at Garden City.
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The grass, the weeds, the crops, and
the grasshoppers keep on apace, with the
grasshoppers decidedly in the rear.
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Extensive preparations have been made
for Fourth of July celebration in
Dodge City.
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Mrs. ThOs. w. Bell CT Concord town.
ship, left, Sunday night, on visit to her
sister, who lives at Lamar, Colo.
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MARRIED.-On Sunday, at the home of
the bride, near Wright, by Rev. w. r.
Weaver, James NJ. Camp and Miss Annie
Incl, daughter Of John Thomas Incl.
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Fire Crackers large enough to blast
rock at the Racket and Novelty store.
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II you are going to buy corn, bran.
chop or salt it will pay you to call on
Leroy Martin for prices.
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The second alfalfa crop is very premis-
ing, with plenty Of rain and sunshine.
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For SALE-6S head of and year old
steers, in good condition. Inquire Of
F. A. ETRICK, 3 miles west of Dodge
City, south Of the river.
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Mrs. b. H. Slayden Of Wichita, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. +. A. Scates.
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Fireworks Of ever description can be
had OF GlSsHL & Son.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

| Masks for the calithumpian parade
can be had Of GlssEL 4 Son.
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Fireworks are cheaper than ever before
at the Racket and Novelty Store.
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Before buying a Bicycle see p II.
Young. First class wheels from S25 up.
We carry the wheels in stock
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

IL Photos for 25c, at Burrell's Studio,
on the Goth, 2lst, and 22d of each month,
Sundays excluded. If
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Pearl Textbook is engaged rs stenog
raper in the law Office Of Reeves & Kirk
patrick.
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Mrs. p. S. Carter Of Kinsley. who was
visiting L. A. Scates' family, returned to
her home Friday night.
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Leroy Martin will pay you cash fol
your eggs. Bring all you have.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

See the balloon ascension. July Sd, in
front Of Gwinner's City Bakery, at s 80.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Largest line Of Fireworks IN the city 1t
n. n. Gwinner's City Bakery.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Miss Atkins left, last Sunday, for. a
recreation in Colorado.
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100 head of domestic cattle.
2registered hereford bulls 2 & 3 years
old.
2high grade hereford bulls 2 years old.
five year old family driving horse very
gentle.
Several good mich cows. p. H. YOUNG.
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Go to The Rocket and Novelty Store
for ice cream freezers. You can buy
them cheap.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Fireworks-Get your fireworks at che
Racket and Novelty Store.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Try can of Blanks Faust Mocha and
Java. Best on earth. At Central Gro
Gerry.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Incl & Swinehart haye almost daily
invoices of fresh goods in line of grocer
ioe
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Leave orders for Hay at Leroy Mar
tins. Clean bright hay Sc and new al
falfa at 81 80 a ton.
The Globe-republican., 1899-06-29

Mrs. Justin trims old style hats q
good - new, il you buy trimmings o.
her.
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The rain fall Thursday night was 60 Of
an inch. Considerable lightning ac-
icompanied the rain.
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L0sr-A double gray wooden shawl.
Finder will please leave at GLOBE-RE-
PUBLICAN Office.
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Carload Of salt At Incl 4 swinehart's.

See the new line Of queenswars At
Central Grocery.
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Fresh fruits and vegetables every morn
ing Al the Central Grocery.

Fire Crackers. all sizes aud kinds al
the Racket and Novelty Store.
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There was . rainbow In the west Sun.
day morning. The sailors adage-
Rainbow In the morning,
Sailors take warning.
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Everything you want in the grocery
line at Incl & Swinheart.
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No. Barrel Salt at the Blue Front.

Mrs. Mann of Alma. Kas., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ed Hood.
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No. EAST BOUND.-Central Time. Time
Passenger ...................7 :30 p. IN.
- Limited q. m.
6 Passenger. 49,. ....... $3.50. 7:30 a. m.
Passenger. .... =. ........ $40 p. m.
30 Freight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 q m.
s. Freight. :. ......................4 40 p. m.
81 Freight. .......................9 900 p. m.
Sc Freight. .................7 ZOO a. m.
~ Way freight. .................... 500 q. m.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
No. WEST BOUND.-Mountain Time. Time
1 Passenger Observation-Disclosures. $40 p. m
y Limited 800. -. =. ............ 5:45 p. IN.
Denver express. 9:55 p. m.
II California mail. 2:55 a. m.
ii rrciSut..- iS:1V p w.
- CEciSuS 1l:AV p III.
Is Freight .....................l: Ale a. M
3 Refrigerator freight ............. $40 q. N.
81 Way freight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 a. m.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
FRED GARDNER, Agent.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Big run on Keystone Flour at Central
Grocery.
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SOCIETIES.

hodge CITY CHAPTER. NO. Is, K A. NJ.
- meets second and fourth Wednesdays of
each month at p. M, In Masonic Hail:
S. J.CRUMBiNE, II. p.
&c BAIRD Secretary.
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LEWIS POST NO 294, q. A. R.-Meets
l. every first and third Tuesday nights in
each month. }. w. SIDLOw, Commander.
FRANK Gu, PMAN, Acjutant.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
COLLEGE MEN BANQUET.
Delta Kappa Epsilon Gives It's Twen-
ty-Third Annual Feast

About sixty guests gathered around the
mahogany in the maple room % the Pal
ace Keel last evening % participate IN
the twenty-thlrd annual dinner % tus
Delta Kappa Epsilon College Fraternity.
The dinner was representative Of no par
ticular college. but was composed OF MEM
bers OF the different chapters CT the So
ciety collected from the graduates %
nearly every prominent institution q
learning In the entire United States
An excellent menu was served. and the
change OF courses was varied by the reu-
dition OF college songs, the telling of col
lege Jokes and the uttsrances OF college
yeIls. which were given with a vim that
made the rafters ring and startled the Do
uceman peacefully sleeping on his beat
some two or three blocks away.
The dinner was. as Is customary when
old college chums gather together % eel
ebrate. a thoroughly enjoyable AFFAIR. and
went along with Zip. boom and ah
that carried its participants ar into the
next Gay before they commenced 20 real
iZe that time was passing and 10 was
necessary 20 get a little sleep.
Fisher Ames acted as postmaster. and
al his request the following gentlemen
said something appropriate % the Occa-
sion: Warren Gregory. James Booth. T..
R Bishop. d. A WOmble. ID. Z Hewlett.
l. l. Greene. e.. L Ttlden. O. A Harzer
Horace Platt, Dr. 3. ?. Wall and A G..
Ellis Jr-
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THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
TO MOVE TO BERKELEY
The Divinity School Of the Congre-
gational Church VIII Have
Large Buildings Near
the University.

BERKELEY. Dec. 2-The first active
step looking toward the removal OF the
Pacific Theological Seminary from its
present site in Oakland 70 one in the uni
versity town has been taken in the secur-
ing OF q lot on which the future Seminary
buildings are 70 be erected
The new location Is on the HiIlegass
tract Il consists Of large lot 26S feet
long and ls4 feet deep, with the frontage
On Bancroft way, ard lying between Bow
ditch and Barrow streets Thus situated,
X Will not only be in the central part OF
the town but its close proximity 10 the
buildings OF the State University prom
Ises 20 bring IL into close contact with the
secular instruction OF the big institution.
The choice OF site on the part OF the trus-
tees OF the seminary probably anticipates
the erection Of the magnificent buildings
which Architect Emile Bernard OF Paris
has planned When completed the en-
large1 university grounds viii border on
those OF the seminary. rendering IL almost
an integral part OF the large system q
college buildings.
But few OF the actual details OF the
erection OF the structures have yet been
decided upon. II is known that the trus-
tees intend 70 have a building three stories
high Il has further been settled that the
material 20 be used IN construction will
Be the same as that employed for the
ferry depot in san Francisco. The work
OF building, however. viii not be begun
till the latter part OF next year.
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WILL HONOR MEMORY
OF DEPARTED MEMBERS
SERVICES TO-DAY BY SAN FRAN
CISCO LODGE OF ELKS.
Programme OF Exceptional Excellence
Has Been Arranged-Nanss OF
Those Who VIII Par
ticipate.

san Francisco Lodge No :. Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks. will hold
services this afternoon at the Grand Op-
era-hOuse in memory 0f those % It's mem
bers who have Joined the great majority
during the past year. A programme %
unusual excellence betting the soiemulty
of the occasion has been arranged and 3
as follows:
Orchestra. ''Resurrecticn' (kelerl.
under direction % i. Fenster. opening
ceremonies. the Lodge. soprano solo.
Come Unto Ne" (HawleyI. Miss TIL
lie MOrrfssey. responses. officers Of the
Lodge. invocation, Rev. NJ ;. Levy.
orchestra. 30 Saluraris Hosria"
tFaurel. Grafton. Brother J. J. Bar
rerr. BARITONE solo. The King % Love
Nv Shepherd Is (GOunodI. WIufred
COZ. In MemOriam. Brother Leo Coo
per. tenor solo. ABIDE VITA Ne"
1LiddIel. Emile BarranEan. eulCgy.
Brother Charles L Patton. orchestra.
Der EriksSang" lkretchuenl. oere-
dicriou. Rev. ]. H Nacomler. posi-
chaplain. L : A. orchestra. Amer
lea
Six OF the lodge members have been
called by death during the year, among
them being some Ot those who Were most
active IN the organizarion's welfare. The
names OF those 10 whose memory the ser
vices will Oe held follow ;. ? Carleton.
Y. ". Crysler II +. Emeric A =. Ho-
taling Jr-. Herman kOboe and Henry e..
LathrOp-
The memorial committee consists % A.
J. Carmauy chairman. T. %. Heyder-
feIdt secretary. 7. r. Dunno, J. y. Utel
and z y. Short
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
TROUBLE OVER FURNITURE
A Woman Arrested for Grand Lar
ceny and a Man for Perjury.

Mrs Fannie NJ Austin was arrested
yesterday afternoon on charge % grand
larceny. and Charles Dewitt Spencer.
manager OF a medical company. on a
charge OF perjury. The complaining wit
ness against them is Mrs T. G. Gehricke
1852 Geary street The trouble was over
some furniture.
The three formerly lived az ~ Geary
street and when Mrs. Gehrfcke went %
New York she left the other two IN charge
OF the furniture When she returned they
had moved 20 lt3e. and she went there.
After stopping FOR a few days she Was
surprised % fnd that Mrs. Austin claimed
the furniture on an alleged bill os sale
from her.
Mrs Gshricke also discovered that
Spencer had mOrtgaged the furniture FOR
so on the preteXt that he had obtained
a bill Of sale from Mrs. Austin. the owner
hence the charge % perjury Mrs.. Austin
says that Mrs. Gehricke sold the flrll-
ture 10 her fOr 500. but as she wanted
so mOIe she gave Spencer a bill of sals. .
50 that he could raise the money which
was paid 70 Mrs Gehricke. Spencer SAYS
that Mrs. Gehricke IS owing him 400 at-
vanced at different times
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ADDING TO THE
EBELl LIBRARY FUND
Oakland ONCE San Francisco Can,

Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
SOS Broadway. Dec .
The Oakland Transit Company has
made a generous orIsr 70 the ladies OF the
EbeIl Society 20 help along the library
site fund. They viii donate Is per cent
OF their gross income FOR any day next
week, the day 20 be selected by the So
ciety- Mr.. Kelly writes as follows:
OAKLAND. Cal, Dec > 1883
Mrs. P ?. Gleason. President EbelI Society
Oakland. CaI--D-ar Madam: As but little time
remains in which 10 secure the necessary
funds for the purchase OF 4 library site the
Oakland Transit Company offers as a contribu-
tion % this fund G5l fifteen Der cent OF the
gross recsiprs OF any day next week which
your society may select Unless you prefer
soule other day would suggest December ..
as our receipts usually larger on Sarur-
tay II TIE weather conditions are tavorabl.
and your friends and neighbors are requested
10 parronize The cars on that day. We hope 70
give you a substantial contribution. We shall
request that CT the day selected all
pI0yes and all others having free tralsporta-
tion pay their fare.
The end is now in sight and We know you VIII
win Wishing you the fullest realization OF
your hopes. We remain. very truly.
THE OAKLAND TRANSIT CO.
W 2 KELLY. General Manager.
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Married at Haywards.

HAYWARDS. Dec. 2-There was n
quiet wedding here few days ago. at
which Miss Elnora Culp became the bride
OF James H Gray. In fact IL was 50
quiet that half the town was not aware
that the ceremony had taken place until
day or so later. although the young
people had been engaged for a long time
A relative OF the bride died only A short
time before. and although elaborate prep
arations had been made for q general
wedding reception the sorrow in the
family made necessary change in The
plans. This was why the young folks
went quietly 20 the Hayvards Con=rega-
tional church or Wednesday evening and
were made husband and wife in the pres
ence only OF immediate relatives. on the
following day Mr.. and Mrs. Gray de-
parted for the southern part OF the State
TO spend their honeymoon Upon their
return they will reside here where Mr.
Gray has several business interests The
bride is well known in Oakland and Ala
media County society. She Is the niece OF
Daniel Cup OF San Felipe.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
FRATERNAL NEWS
Continued from Page Fifteen
GOLDEN JUBILEE OF
STATES ADMISSION
NATIVE SONS TAKE FIRST STEPS
FOR A CELEBRATION.
Efecting an Organization 70 Manage
the Biggest Show San Francisco
Ever Planned.

There was a meeting last night in Bal
boa Hall, in the Native Sons building. OF
Representatives from the local parlOrs OF
the Native Sons OF the Golden West 10 or
gauize the convention that shall arrange
for the sth OF September celebration IN
1900, the golden jubilee OF admission.
Frank II Dunno was chosen temporary
chairman and !. J. Lerman temporary
secretary.
James !. Jamison. Lewis 2 Byingron
and W. D. Shea were named a COMMITTEES
on credentials. They reported the follow
ing named accredited representatives as
members OF the convention:
California No. Nv. D. Shea. James p.
DOckery. Charles A BOldemann, 2 Ny
ron Wolf. J. J. Jamison-
Pacific No I0-James d. Phelan. James
o'Gara, 5. V. Costello. D. A Ryan. Henry
FsUre-
Golden Gate No. s-F. suhr Jr. D
Wilson. J. Bailey. Joseph Harrington. ".
King.
Mission No. 81. P. Aitken. John Por-
cher. J. Ellis. r II Mills. 2. {. Gerdes
Hearty. John Henning. Ed L. Rittore,
Il Dorado No. 52-F. Bragg. E P. Egan.
Rincon No 1T. ri. Vivian John =
J. J. Handley.
SLdILOEQ no. tc-A- n GiaCEfll. J j.
Lerman- J. w Lewis, z. II. kerrigan. J.
J. Mccarthy.
Yerba Buena-Fred ". Lees. L J. Au-
bert. VI. J. Sheenan, J. E O'DouneIl G.
Bay City No. 1O+-H. C. ". DinkelspeH.
4 l. Guns burgher, E W Levy, Henry
Edward. Henry A Jacobs
Mantle No l05-Lewts BytngrOn. J. 3.
Keenan,. 2. Mordecai, D. StOney, 7. H
National No. 1I&W. z. McCreery. p.
G. du Py. E P. Wehe, ". NJ Brown, H
Columbia No. Eff. II. Dune. J. $.
Partridge, I Harris, J. P Howell. P. v.
Hesperian No. 1s7-J. H Roxburgh. l.
II. Kohn. p p. Doolan, C 3. Fem, H T.
Aicatraz No. 145-J l. Gallagher. I
Lichenstein, T. J. Barry, James MOrri-
AicaIde No ia. r. AchwayIer.
South San Francisco No. 157-Ed Taare.
Louis Nonnemauu. y. Hallinan. Daniel
Harrington. Joseph Hoare-
SeQuOia No. 16D-C- L Torres. L VI
Bannan, r D. Barton. H Shipper. L
Precita No. 18Th. :. spauIding. ". Q.
Miller, D J. Wren. J. 2 Behan. P Cur
olympus No. 1se-W. Abbott. ". 7. Null
creavy P Cullen. p. Dietz. A AOcker.
Preside No. I94-E- z Fisher. W. J.
Donlon. l. H MOOser, John Scott. W ".
Sanderson-
Marshall No. 9oe was not represented in
On motion II c. G. Fem the grand Of
hcers and past grand presidents OF the
order resident in this city viii be ad-
mitted as members OF the convention
The meeting then adjourned until the
second Saturday in January next. when
4 permanent organization will be ef-
fected