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. Terry McGo,ern WIN Tisht.

A Chicago dispatch says that Terry
McGoyern, the il6-pound champion OF
the world, was matched today TO meet
Eddie Santry Of Chicago In a slx-round
bout 10 be held here Jan. 20.
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Creditors will present claims IyIW W., n,
ers 10 the uud ersigned at G. N. Nlelsel' Il, n,
Office. Constitution block. on o' Vei''' -
nth day OF April, A, p. lyoa -n,cvsoy
Admlnistratrlx Of the Estate q f''
ByC, N NIELSEN Ailo z. #
Da,e OF frst publication, DeeenN 4
A. d. 1900 ---
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POCAT ELLO Dol YFERFNCE.

The POcatello conferences will be held
on Sunday and Monday hereafter IN
stead OF Saturday and Sunday, as ad-
vertised. The next conference viii be
held on Sunday and Monday, March
9TH and 9Th, 1900,
JOSEPH F. SMITH,
Committee.
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ei-e3-o5 MAIN.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk Or The Rsfs
tive Slgners for Further
Information.
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lnrnnnnnnnrnnnnnnnnuunI
WITH THE JUSTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

IunnnHnnnTuuulnnnnnnnnnuup
The case Of II. x. Watrous. charged
,ith embe2zlement has been been set
or tomorrow at 2 p. m. by Justice SOM
ucr.
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ON TO MANILA. 90 CENTS.

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book,
"On to Manila" detailing the achieve
ments OF the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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WILL PLAY FOOTBALL.
University OF California win Meet the
Carlisle indians Christmas Day.

Il has been decided that the football
team Of the University Of California at
Berkely. win play the Carlisle Indians
ON Christmas daY In San FrnnclscO.
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To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. L. w. Groves signature
10 on each box. 25c.
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The STATE OF Utah 20 the ~
defendant

r,,o STATE of Utah 10 the aid i'a'
defendant "a a aueaf =
You are hereby seuu ,., 1sIthil BE tr|
fore the above tiilei eosn ,,,,, mons ulol 4,
after the service Of thls is.qiinn1asloa. saos..'
and defend the above ea las., iSe -
against yoa 40 f,s9a1 I. No eEssil y.
son otIthe premises snoygT,i ts. riah til..sss
South Street, Salt LAKE wv. o,.,. II ihs w !.
dollars rent due, and sa ,,1 SS'', 10 d . ~
mcnt viii be rendered aiga S,i'l IN
10 the demand Of the ~ XXI III Day az
Given under my hand 'nN ~
cember, lsge .xnrR McNAsllhs.s
ALMA WI Justice Of 'A' W
d. II. Wells, Attorney, ,,op pecenbdH "
pate Of the first puplca'''
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Koliiz goth Century Chocolates. The
Latest confectlon out.
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pushed rapidly until Il was 22i 70 a
goose egg. After the ball was starred
again some hot work was done 10y
both teams. Gallager. VINO TOOK Tar
Ions place, did some tplenaid "1rk'
Smith and Tarpey kept things no,
until turtle-back and a few DUCKS ana
Captain Smith was thrown over lor
another touchdown. Groesoeok missed
the goal Tom Tanning kicked ana
Tarpey caught the oval ana skipped
along Cor twenty yards. Som rapil
plays and Gardanier soon had the
sphere 10 within four yards OF the
College line. Groesbeck was sent
through for a touchdown and missed
the goal.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court 10 cI ana s ~ Isis
:" precinct, salt Lake ViY, a.
County. state Of b~D
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po,o,s Alexander McMasterss l lail,s "
pcioi' pence Is Commercial bui'''''
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HIGH scHooL. agi M HALLoWs. o.

Tanning kicked to Captain Smith,
who made the great run OF the day,
and was hauled 10 earth within ave
yards OF Al Hallows line. Ten seconds
later Tarpey was sent over the lire,
Captain smith then attempted a punt
out the first Of the season, and IL was
not a failure by any means. lie sent
the oval in front Of the Blues goal and
Groesbeck did the rest The game
ended with the score, High School SS
An Hallows, Q.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 3; f. Smith,
2: p. Tarpcy Goals.-Groesbeck 3.
Time Of halves, thirty and twenty-five
minues.
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durability is
Better Than Shogv."

The qvealth of the mulf-
millionaireS Is not equal to
good health. Riches Ivithoat
health are a curse, and yet
the rich, the middle classes
and the poor ALIKE, haze, IN
Hood S Sarsapanila, a Valaa-
Bile assistant IN getting and
maintaining perfect health
catanh- "Ow little boy's ahoopius
cough left hin auth eata,rf, 6a HooSS
SasSpanlla r.<de HIN perfectly ava. I
haze taken 4 myself gOfh satisfactory re-
sals." Ms. w. S. Gordirier. Nsutor, Kan.
scrofula Ny Boy suffered auth
spofula gUter yoars. Tao bottles Of
Hoods Sasapi,ilis crred him. He Is now
Ten. Or physician advised rs use. We
al7Dayy recommend Il. Ms. Z. c.
Chpper, 5 KiSde, ST.. Cleveland, Ohio.
Tired All ,Day-"No tired feeling
such as fused 70 haze morning and night
since Hoo5s SA'sapArlld cured q; ss q
cured the pam IN my atle etrs stomach"
Jas. Z. SHirr. Habbsndstor. Mass.
Pain in the Side-"I haze taken
RaoSs Sa,sSpsrlla and Roods P1ls for
pain IN the side and back. Was not
abe 10 0'ork. They cured me-" May
E. Gate. chesie,fieiS. S. c.
Tood5 SalJqbaa&
<zZ7zlEtuslnU
Hoods PinssaIe tivsi Us The contributing and
only ea.harile . take ulth hoods ssIsApsriIls.
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In tho matter Of the Estate, q NAY
:" Whitney, Doceasea'

The petition 81 IIOfac, q Co. 49, 'Wlr1
lstrator Of the estate o. A i.,iIs,ss,, d Ia.
deceased, praying for the setl ,,.nls ss..
scconnt of said Horace g. Nhlllsl y a,
traitor and for the dl.tt ipa ss,,1 Y =.
,i,isa has been set for hearl1s \ " N &
r u,dsx he psrd DAY Of DeceEesr NJ \ s'
On - lock n M, N the county Voli, sif IA,
9.| ,ho conrt Room 0i said lonfh ih sa'
ul,y sslt Lake County, Utaas' 80. viii u
0HI witness the Clerk Of .sia So ,l,. AZ 4
" snal thereof AFFIXED ms l'' ="
Dccember, A. D. lsng,p.p cd
(seaD ,pAaAS i1p - 1 NE DepqtI os'i
, by ALb eianns = ATTORNEYS -
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NOTICE.
Date Of
A. D. 1909

In the District Court Probate Dl.l s,., =
and for Salt Lake County, slA"" '--
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TIRE PLAYERS.
Al IIalows.

IIIHU 0NHVVIs Al TIdIVWas
Burke. . 80. - e.. q. =. -. powney'
Adams.... :. :. ..L e.. =. =. T. Canning
Trent, e. :. E. 81. g.. .. 49,. Flndlay
Notthen go. ...sc.. -. ....S overs
~ smith ...r, g.. ..,.,. y Neil
L. Tarpey :. .. ..r. l.. ..."R. Canning
Gardanler.. e" .,.r. e.. .." Wolohan
Ritter. :, "a. b.. E. .,.,.lallon,
Gallasher
F. Smith (Capt0.r. h.. Tanning capt.
Groesbeck.. =. .. |. h.. :. =. McKeuna
Howell. /" e. =. IL b.. IT. J. Tanning
Odlcials-Bert Margelts. referee; ].
Fred Odell, umpire: Carl A. Raht, time
keeper; Arthur Thomts, Jr.. (high
SCHOOL, ]. +. Smith (All Hallows), lines
mon.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Peter Matthiason. deceased
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High School Defeated All HalIows
College Saturday Afternoon
THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON
Both Teams Did Good Work, but the
College Lads Were No Hatch for
the IDyineibles

oRah fer the High school," exultant-
~ yelled the partlslans Of the "Invinei-
bleso in the exubcanee OF their hiiar-
fly as they filed from the cars return
Ing from the Walker field about $40
Saturday afternoon. Those who had
forgotten the fact that the All Hallows
College and High School football teams
were that afternoon. fighting a deter
mined battle on the gridIron, had their
memories Jared into activity, not only
by the above expression OF triumph, but
also by the crestfallen appearance of
the college eleven and their sympa-
thizers
Although the score was IS to 0, in ia
yor Of the High School. IL was a game
Of no little interest. The college team
played well, but before the game was
fairly under way 1t was clear to the
spectators that II was outclassed and
oul-generaled by Its old antagonist.
THE sHlVERING CROWD.
II was amusing to note the demeanor
OF the crowd Of less than 400 which
yalnly endeayored to scrape up enough
enthusiasm to forget the dlsagrecable-
ness OF the weather. The sun shone
brigh ~, but 1t was Oh so far, far away
Those who had neglected to take her
wraps, pretended TO convince each other
that they were quite comfortable. ITS
q b-o-a-utifu-l day, b-r-r-rugh' sug,
gested one High School lassle with
chatterng teeth. Yes I don't think
it's very cold, Oh" chimed in another,
while dozcr or so unfortunates looked
iclcles.
The field was covered with the beautl-
ful, and every time the contestants
would ram their heads into II, a dismal
wail-pretendcd cheers-would so up
from the sufferers.
TIRE PLAYERS.
The famous wearers OF the red and
black were vigorous and confident, and
soon demonstrated that they We're
greatly benefited by their recent ruhs
with "big game"
The line-up was new and stronger
than at any time previous. Their man
ner Of playing was like unto the modern
snowplough. In the vernacular Of the
footballist, Howell, Burk and Adams
are peaches"
The All Hallows lads work was main
ly offensive. ana was very good on
tackles, and showed up much better at
the latter part OF the battle. BY no
means is 1t TO be supposed that there
was any lazyness, for every man played
his strongest The following was the
lineup.
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The Brigham Youns Trust O'~''''
til. " .,..I.
,s,oc 1'rumbo and Alfred c. Kelley '''''
ants.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
A NEW GRAND JURY.
Judge Daingerfield Impanels Thirty
Citizens to Appear Next Friday.

Next Friday morning at 10 o'clock the
new Grand Jury will be drawn. The
names of thirty citizens were drawn from
the box yesterday morning and ordered
to appear on the day named. Those noti-
fed 10 appear are:
Alfred ]. Vanderwhite. 2002 Greenwich; /;
Edward r. Rock. 1916 Webster; Conrad
Hermann. 32S Kearny; John II. Bremen,
2100 Larkin; John a. Stanton, $50 Clay;
William Haas. 100 California; Chauncey
r. Winslow, 1901 Van Ness avenue; Sam
uel Sussman. 4O5 Market; Paul F. Kings
ton, .7l2 Ashbury; H. H; Young, 1903
Cough: p. f Butler. SIS Eddy Charles
L. Field, 312 Clay; B. p. Flint. 1121 Hyde
William ]. Golcher, 712 Cole; John w.
Carmany. 1109 Franklin: William F. Am
brose, 1905 McAllister; Charles +. Thier-
bach. 3O6 Battery; Ludwig Altschul, 24l7
Sutter: A. Repsold, 1S2S Ellis; George II.
Luchsinger; 3l6 Scott, e. P; Danforth,
Battery and Sansome; Henry NJ. Whitley.
42S California; l. II. Thompson, 735
Fourth; II. ]. Burns. 3S45 Seventeenth;
David y. Walter, 100 Van Ness avenue:
NJ. NJ. Regensburger. 1880 McAllister;
Frederick Lurmann, 200 Twenty-second
Frederick Staude. 3lS Clayton; p. d. Code,
$40 Valencia; E. II. Parrish. 7O5 Pierce.
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SHOP AND TRADE STUDIES FOR BOYS.
Copyright 1899 by Seymour Eaton.
, 1893, by Seymour Eaton.

will be required for the four walls Of a
feet high?
y A circular band stand Is 2s feet in di-
ameter and Is built Of twO-inCh lumber.
II 20 per cent Is added 20 the actual meas
urement for waste in cutting. what Will
be the cost OF the lumber necessary at $50
per 100 feet2
Review Lesson No. 2.
1. II electric lights burning hours n
day cost $3.50 a month. find the cost at the
same rate Of 40 electric lights burning
hours a day.
?. Find the accurate interest on S2fQO for
146 days at per cent.
3. A prOmissOry note for $50 bearing In
terest at per cent has been running for
43S days. Reckoning accurate interest.
how much Is due altogether
4. Find the interes. by the f0-day method
on S4S5 50 for 81 days at ~ per cent.
>. 4 merchant sells goods CatalOgued at
$3.50 at a discount Of 90 and 10 or; find
the net amount.
s. The gross amount Of a dill Is s3esi 20:
find the ret amount after allowing a dis
count Of 20. 10 and per cent
Z. What Is the difference between n dis
count OF 30, 10 and p per cent and a dis
S. a note for $500 drawn March 5 az 3
months Is discounted April at per cent:
find the proceeds.
.. A note for 5000 drawn Sept. at -
find the proceeds.
10. Reduce Gao S. 81 10 dollars and cents;
rate Of exchange 40.
Hints and Answers.
Lesson No. In S7s2. C2l $3.50. 90 y72S.
.t- % ss 'S !S5 5 g s. s%g % Il y 900 S io;Ss Gi D
sqi65e az sS.eS. C5 ;5iiOs. 20 s%s72S'fs. I3
s4l.S5. C9 $l1s46o (0 s1@3.33. uO) sl9s.Os.
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- hooT-nLoG du.E

The illustration OF the calling card here
with presented shows how effective SIM
pleness and neatness are in writing Is IN
all arts so dainty as the art Of writing
And IL shows. too that women can become
better penmen than men IL they will stick
10 plainness. simpleness and neatness. IN
stead OF affecting coarse. masculine
hand. as has been the fad among many.
Write that style you like best and write
IL we'll and your writing will not only te
readable at n glance but II will also
stand as n monument TO your own indi-
vidual achievement. IL Will be as high or
low as you make H.
Note-This concludes Mr.. Zaner's talks
on writing. The desk study next week
will be devoted TO personal accounts aId
money affairs for girls.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27

tions made by Postmaster Montague to
the Postmaster General, to the effect that
the volume of business In San Francisco
had increased so enormously during the
past year that the present force could
not do the work during the eight hours
per day prescribed by the Federal stat
utes.
The newly appointed carriers were
taken from the substitute list. and are
as follows: +. W. FahrenholZ. w. II.
Gibson. J. NJ. Deady, John Welch, c. +.
Butler, Joseph McGill. G.. Goldberg, ].
p. Mulhern. II. ]. Berry. G.. Scheuter. p.
J. Buckley, II. L. Olson, John Sullivan.
+. +. Mcintyre. l.. ]. Marks, w. J..
Welsh, W. ID. Hicks. ]. +. Harvey and
H S. Dunn.
Nineteen names from the eligible list
will be added TO the substitute list TO fill
the vacancies thus created.
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COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
Autumn Winter Term. 1see-leoo.

Autumn Winter Term. 1s99-leoo.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS:
Popular Studies in Shakespeare.
TUESDAYS: Tho Worlds Great
Artists.
WEDNESDAYS: Desk Studies for
Girls and Shop and Trade Studies for
Boys.
FRIDAYS: Great American States
men.
SATURDAYS: Home Science and
Household Economy.
These courses will continue until
February Is, 1900.
Examinations will be held at their
close as a basis for the granting Of
certificates.
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Was Not n Maid of Honor.

In the publication last Friday OF the
article referring 10 the Jubilee celebration
at San Jose The Call, through an mad
vertence. was made 20 say that Miss
Rubie Howell acted as maid OF honor TO
Miss Alma NJ. Cutter, who represented
California Thomas &. Howell, father Of
the young lady and editor OF the san
Rafael Independent. writes that his
daughter did not take part In the parade
and requests n correction Of the article
in that particular. which Is cheerfully
made
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27

T. An Office building is to be built on a
corner Of the shape shown in the diagram.
ABB is so feet. CD is 90 feet, AC is 20 feet.
The cellar excavations are to be made TO
depth of - feet. Find the cost of the
excavation at q cents a cubic yard.
S. A packing-boX manufacturer gives an
estimate of S465.50 for 400 packing boxes
made OF inch lumber. each box being 3
feet by feet by 2i2 feet. The boxes cost
10 cents each for labor. and lumber is
worth SIC per 1000. Allowing $50 for in
cidentai expenses. what is his profit on
the job? On estimating tie lumber in
each box take full outside measurement
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To Spend His Life in Prison.

T. NJ. Gleason shot and killed d. NJ. Cot
ton in bakersfield. and the crime is said
TO have been an unprovoked murder
Gleason was convicted OF murder in the
first degree and his punishment was fixed
at imprisonment for life, but he was not
satisfied with his escape from the gallows
and his case was appealed TO the Supreme
Court, most of the points raised being
technicalities. The Supreme Court found
no reason for reversing the judgment and
Gleason must spend the rest of his life
in prison.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
Riley Heirs Compromise.

All differences between the heirs OF the
late Daniel Gcodale other than his widow
now Ellen G. Stouder, and the present
holders Of the interest of Ellen Z. Stou-
der TO Maria a. Riley. which was sub
sequently fcIeclosed, whereby the heirs
of Maria A Riley became entitled 10 one
third of the real property. situated in
Contra Costa County. have been adjusted
and a compromise effected. BY the terms
of the compromise the heirs of Maria A.
Riley will receive a 5S-acre piece of land
in Contra Costa County. The residue OF
the estate goes to David Goodale, Ella
May Camp and Robert Goodale, share
and share alike.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
In the Divorce Court.

AIbina Siemann has been granted a IL
voce from Gustav A. F. Siemann on the
ground of desertion. DEGREES OF divorce
have also been granted Theresa Cuche
from Frederick III. Cuche on the ground
of extreme cruelty and James Z. Baker
from Lizzie c. Baker on the ground of
desertion,. Mary Roberts has sued Ennis
Roberts for a divorce alleging desertion
as a cause CT action.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27

needed TO make the words plain. but a
little more attention, care or time Look
over your own hand and see II you will
not discover similar causes OF eligibility
or doubtfulness. II, after you have dis
covered them. they do not disappear. IL
means that you are not in earnest about
improving your penmanship.
Figures are more important than letters.
They stand alone. They are not related
one 10 another like letters in words. They
cannot therefore be read or deciphered by
context as letters sometimes can. a ms
take in figures is usually far more serious
than in spelling. You will do well 10 cul-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
Review Lesson No. /.

l. Find the cost of 30 miles of wire at %
cents a pound if one pound stretches 40
feet.
2. Find the cost Of covering a square %
inches by IS inches with gold leaf at ~
cents a square inch.
3. Find the cost of an inlaid floor 17la
feet by 16 feet at $3.50 a square foot.
T. A road IL miles long is TO be paved
with asphalt. The asphalt is TO reach
from curb 10 curb, distance Of one chain.
Find the expense Of paving at S2.1j a
square yard.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
Thomas J. Malley's Death.

The charge or mansIaughter against
Drs. w. NJ. Forster and d. Maclean in
connection with the death of Thomas J.
Malley was dismissed by Judge Tread
we'll Yesterday. Malley died in Or. For-
sters office on Market street while being
operated upon. He was under the influ-
ence OF chloroform at the time The
Judge held that the evidence showed
there had been no negligence on the part
of the defendants and said their arrest
was unjustifiable.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
MORE LETTER CARRIERS.
Nineteen New Appointments to Keep
Pace With the Increase in
Business

Nineteen additional letter carriers have
been added TO the regular force in the
San Francisco Postoffice. The in
crease of the force is due TO representa-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27

writing slopes. whether forward or back
ward, much or little. or not at ALL The
important question is: Is IL legible 10 otk-
SIs .iiaII ~ T. - 80 - go aiiu aPtI ~
appearance?
A few things you should study in order
to improve your writing: Proportion (rel-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
Useful New Years Presents.

Travelling sets, valises, bags, pocket
books. bill books and card cases are nice
presents for either lady or gentleman.
Lettered in gold free OF charge when
bought from Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Mar
ket street. Open evenings this week.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
". THREE LESSONS IN PEN
MANSHIP.
BY c. p. ZANER.

People write illegibly, not so much from
lack OF skill as from lack OF attention 10
details. The illustration OF common er-
rors' discloses this. The writer. though
skilled, was careless about forming or fin
ishing certain letters. No more skill was
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
eHf&7a|'l rfI&S7atldRzg((55dt
DESK STUDIES FOR GIRLS
Copyright 1899, by, Seymour Eaton

ative height and width. shape (straIght
ana curved lines, angles and turns. re-
tracings and loops. inclination (slan),
spacing On and between letters and
words and plainness (distinctness OF tr-
dlVidual letters. etc.l. The accompanying
plates. 'precept" and example" show
what we are endeavorins 10 explain.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
III. REVIEW ARITHMETIC.
Copyrigh

Note-The following exercises are intended as
general review OF % the lessons IN the arith-
metic OF the workshop, (2) the lessons in the
arithmetic OF the office. a short course in
drawing will be commenced next week.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
Hoitt's School.

Menlo Park. Cal. New buildings, new
laboratories. one of the best equipped
schools for boys in California. Next term
opens January Is.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
Hannah Wants Liberty.

A writ Of habeas corpus. sworn out 70
secure the release OF II. ]. Hannah. who
is wanted at Greensburg, Pa. FOR murder,
will be argued before the Superior Court
to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
RACING! RACING! RACING!
lsss-OALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB 1900

winter Meeting. December Is to December g.
Inclusive
OAKLAND RACE TRACK.
Racing Monday. Tuesday. "Wednesday. Thurs
sav FRIDAY ana saturday. Rain or shine.
Rive ~ more races each day
Races start a. 2:l5 =. m. sharp
Fcrry-b boats leave San Francisco NJ y m. and
~ al l.gO = 2.30 and 3 ?. IN. connecting
with trains stopping az the entrance 70 tho
rack Last two cars rrain reserved for Ia
lirr ana fheir escorts: no smoking. Buy your
serrv ticket 10 shell Mound. All trains via
O.kiand Mole connect with san Pablo avenue
electric cars az Seventh and Broadway. OAK
land Also an trains via Alameda mole con-
meet with san Pablo avenue cars az Fourteenth
and broadway. Oakland. These electric cars
90 direct 20 the track I'm fifteen minutes.
Returnlng-Tralns leave the track at i:l5 and
as =. m and Immediately after the last race.
THOMAS Il WILLIAMS JRs President
r. u. GILBOY, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27

9. A gully crosses some city property. II
is $50 yards long. and the length and depth
of the cross-sections are as follows: ABB,
80 feet; CD, 30 feet. How many loads
(cubic yards) of earth will fill the gully?
10. What will IL cost to tuckpoint one
side or brick wall. l20 feet long by IS feet
high, at 50 cents a square yard?
IL. II wall paper is Is inches wide and
single roll is "a feet long, how many rolls
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27

tivate the habit OF absolute sureness in
figures And, by the way, writing. after
all. is nothing more or less than habit. IL
is nearly as much so as walking. talking
etc Once learned well. IL is pleasant and
profitable servant all through life. Now IS
the opportune time 10 improve that which
YOU have failed to learn as well as you
should. What is worth doing is worth
doing well" is as true Of writing as Of
anything else.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27

5. Find the area In square feet Of four
sided figure having three right angles as
shown in the diagram. ABB is u feet, CD
is feet and AC is feet.
g. Find the cost Of "a blocks OF marble
each 3I2 feet by feet by liz feet at 50 a
cubic foot.