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installed by Deputy Mrs. M. A. Duke, as
sisted by the modest member of Inter
Nos Circle After the installation there
was presented, on behalf of the circle. to
chief companion, as a token of the ap-
probation of the members of the work
this lady has done for the circle fine
evening concluded with a short pro-
gramme the feature of which was a farce
by the young ladies of the circle, in
which Miss Alice Ticculet, who possesses
histrfonic talent in a marked degree, made
a hit in the character of a French gen
tleman. After the farce there was dane
ing and refreshments.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-07-30
ANTITRUST MOVE.
Governor Stephens of Missouri in
Sympathy With It.

AUSTIN, July Ex-Governor Savers to-
day received letter from Governor Lon
v Stephens Of Missouri stating that he
is in favor of the antitrust movement
and will give all the aid he can to make
the proposed conference of Governors and
Attorneys General to be held in st. Louis,
September 20, a success.
He requests Governor Savers to advise
him of the plans and programme of the
meeting
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COMPANIONS OF THE F. o. A.

COMPANIONS OF HE r. y. A
A new court of the order has been in
stituted in Los Angeles.
The officers of Bay City Circle were in
stalled in public in the presence of Mrs.
S. Story. supreme chief companion, in the
presence Of a large number Of members
of the order and friends. The mem bers
of the circle had very taStefully decorated
the hall and the work of installation was
performed in a very Creditable manner.
After the ceremony there was given I'M
der the direction of Miss Bessie BOTren.
the Sub-Chief companion. q very interest
ing programme of songs and music and
during the evening there was served a fine
collation..
The officers of Excelsior Circle were in
stalled by Deputy Grand Companion Mrs.
Emma Harrington, assisted by Grand
Financial Secretary Miss Agnes d. Bre-
mer, acting as grand marshal, and 1t is
seldom that the work is done in more
impressive manner. 1t was highly com
mended by the many who witnessed it,
The supreme chief companion was pres
ent and made a neat address after the
ceremony. being presented by Companion
J. J. Cordy an album of California views
as a mark of esteem from the circle. He
also presented to the retiring past chief
companion, Mrs. J. Wishman, a hand
somely framed certificate, and then to
Mrs Lena Humbert, daughter of Mrs.
Wishman, who earned the honor Of past
chief companion by service as record
ing secretary for a number of years, a
badge and certificates and closed the line
of presentation by offering to the circle
on behalf of one of the members a large
flag with which to drape the altar. At
ter that there was a social hour and many
interesting numbers were presented, there
was dancing and the serving of refresh
ments II was a most enjoyable night.
The officers of Palo Alto Circle were
installed by Deputy Mrs. Emma Harring-
ton, assisted by Grand Trustee Mrs. r.
Kemp Van Ee as marshal, and the work
was done in the presence of a large num-
Der of companions, in manner that was
marked for its impreSSfVeneSS. Miss Pau
presented an emblematic badge and a GER
tificate.
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YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.

Supreme President F. ]. KieTce has re-
turned to this city from tour through
the East South and North, on which he
started on the I'd of last May.
July II there was a district meet
ing in Y. NJ I. Hall, oakland, Of Coun91's
Nos. 6, s, "a and 81 which was presided
over by District Deputy r. H: Hammond,
when matters to be presented before the
next Grand Council were discussed. A
banquet followed the meeting.
DR.. P Fl. j. Farrell gave an illustrated
lecture on Manila before the council IN
Martinez last week.
A new council is to be instituted IN Los
Angeles.
Sacramento Council, which during the
past six months initiated 102 memoefs, IS
now the banner council Its membership
on the Goth of June was POS active, : as
sOciate and 10 honorary.
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Oakland, who has charge of the store at
Twin Lakes, had narrow escape from
drowning near that resort yesterday. At
Black Point a large wave dashed over
the cliff and washed Pruett off the rocks.
He was able to swim some, but a couple
of young men came to his rescue. Pruett' S
hands. face and sides were cut by the
Jagged rocks against which he was
dashed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-07-30
PINOIE PARLOR.

The officers of PinOle Parlor, Native
Daughters of the Golden West, located at
Pinole, were installed in public July Il
by District Deputy Grand President Mrs.
Genevieve Baker of Buena Vista Parlor,
who was specially invited and requested
to perform the ceremony of installation
on account of the reputation she mas
gained of being one Of the very best IN
stalling officers in the order. She was
accompanied by Mrs. c. J. RAIDER OF
Buena Vista Parlor who acted as grand
marshal. and Mrs. John A Steinbach OF
Alta ParIOr, who acted as grand past
president The manner in which the in
StallatiOn ceremony was conducted II the
beautifully decorated hall was reveal
ton TO many, who had never before seen
it given in the full impressiNeneSS winch
the ritual calls for. and when recess was
declared the deputy received many con-
gratulations for her work. The officers
of the parlor for the current term are:
Mrs A Frank, past president; Miss
Frances L. EHerhorst. PRESIDENT Mrs. {.
w. Sinclair and Mrs. NJ. Johnston, vice
presidents; Alice NJ. EllerhOrst, recording
secretary; Annie /. EllerhOrSt hndnclal
secretary; Miss Theresa O'Neill, treas
urer; Misses Katie MalOney, Ella Brandt
and Winnie Dean, trustees. At the close
of the ceremony the parlor, through Its
president, presented Mrs. Baker a beau
tiful silYer-mOunted bureau ornament in
had done and Of the fact that she is rec
Ognized as one of the most brilliant
minds of the order. At the request Of the
president the recipient of the token de-
der, and she was followed by Mrs. Stein
bach, who made a stirring address on
the subject of the Native Daughters
Home. The retiring past president was
the recipient of a token of the love Of her
fellow members, and then followed a
short programme of entertainment.
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INDEPENDENCE LAKE.

Charming Spot TO Visit This summer
p OATS FREE TO GUESTS. FINE FISH
D ing. Excellent table. Clean beds and care
full attention to patrons. Climate perfect Six
teen miles from Truckee, in the heart of the
Sierras and surrounded by magnificent trees of
an unbroken forest. The ideal spot for families
because it is clean, poison oak no pests
And pure air and pure water. Address MRS
H. NJ. CLEMONS. independence Lake
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WILBUR HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Sulphur Creek. Cclusa County, Cal 20 miles
west OF Williams and % miles east OF Lower
Lake. Stages leave Williams for the Springs.
any skin disease. neuralgia, liver complaint,
paralysis, dyspepsia, mercury in the system,
kidney complaint and catarrh. Also natural
mud baths Temperature of springs. 145 dogs
New 2-story hotel and fine bath-house.
Board and lodging. including baths, 50 and $40
per week. VIM OELGART Proprietor.
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ST. HELENA sANITARIuM.

NJ ATURAL ADVANTAGES; SALUBRIOUS
IN climate; picturesque scenery mountain
walks: pure spring water; beautiful drives:
pine groves. lawns and gardens. The best ad-
for those who need to obtain comfort
rest and health culture in short time Address
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ningham. A NJ Richardson and Charles
F. Mccarthy NJ. D., were ADMITTED 10
membership by initiation. On last
Wednesday under the auspices of the
camp there was unveiled in the Home of
Peace Cemetery a beautiful monument
over the grave of the late Or. H. AaIln,
who was a member of the camp. ne
monument was erected by the order ana
was unveiled with impressive ceremonies.
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SPRINGS.
The Great Sanitarium Of the West.

OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
New Hotel. elegantly furnished; table I'M
surpassed; lighted by electricity
THOUSANDS CURED BY ITS WATERS
Finest Swimming Tank, Bowling Alley ana
Dancing Hall in Lake County. together with
complete Livery Stable. Gentle Saddle horses
and Ponies. X~,1,e
OVER 30 KINDS OF MINERAL SPRINGS
Physician in attendance; superb climate :
beautiful mountain scenery; trout. deer ana
small game plentiful magnificent drlVes'
haths in variety; lawn tennis and croquet
Reached by the shortest stage route into Lake
County Round trip fare from san Francisco
via Hopland IS; via Calstoga. So
Hotel and cottage rates, $40 to s14 per week:
Take s F & N. P. Railway to Hoplano. OF
6 P r r. to Calistoga. For illustrated pam pam
phlet or further information address j. CRAII,
Highland Springs, Lake County CAL OF see
l. d CRAIG, $40 Montgomery St
Highland Springs Mineral Waters on sale al az
Oakland Pioneer Soda Water Co., Ihlrteenth
and Webster SITS. oakland ,,,r>yuEI
AHRENS, PEN & BULLWINhEb
500 Post st. San Francisco.
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SIMMER HOME FARM.

q ANITA CRUZ MOUNTAINS; FIRST-CLASS
~ family resort: cottages. tents, hunting and
fishing: artificial lake for boating and swim
ming: long distance telephone; campers return
tickets, 81 50 hotel open the year round. Send
for circular to ]. H HAESTERS. Glenwood.
Cal.
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FAMOUS GILRoY HOT SPRINGS.

(Change OF Mana6ement-D
r ROBERTSON for the past five years at
Paraiso Sprlngs), Prop. and Manager
T' HE HOTEL AND COTTAGES HAVE
beds carpets. etc The Table the best the mar
ket affords. The Baths refitted and improved
competent attendants and masseurs. Grounds
nd walks beadtifed. Fine hunting and fish
ing Trains leave Third and Townsend sts., S.
F. at g. m. and 2:45 p. m. Carriages at Gill
roy for the Springs.
For illustrated pamphlets and special rates
by months and for families address r. ROB-
ERTSON, Gilroy Hot Springs. Cal
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HOTEL. M0IINT VIEW.

A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESORT IN ROSS
VALLEY; now open for guests For terms
and particulars address MRS. M. /, LEACH,
Ross Valley. Marin County, Cal.
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Garfield Relief Corps.

James A. Garfield Corps, Women's Re-
lief Corps, announces a social for next
Tuesday evening in the social hall of the
AlCaZar building.
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Odd Fellows, Celebration.

SALINAS. July 29.-The Odd Fellows of
this city have completed arrangements
for the celebration of the thirtieth ami
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@nR guAA HOT SPRINGS. - This
e IN Is IN HNEs beautiful summer and
Il - m ~ HsAHH winter resort.
EhEEE w ~ owned and managed by
DR. J PERRAULT, who as resident physi-
cian will devote his entire time the welfare
of his guests. whether sick or well, is situated
$50 miles south of San Francisco, in the Coast
Range Mountains at an elevation of 1000 feet.
The climate is soft and balmy and free from
fogs Soda sulphur and iron springs. Hot
plunge and tank baths; delightful grounds;
comfortable hotel; annex and cottages; good
hunting and fishing; grand scenery: lovely
walks and drives. Special rates to families &C.
cupying entire cottages, or invalids CT others
from Third and Townsend St depot, a. m
pullman 70 Soedad. thence seven miles by
stage TO Paraiso.) Round trip. So For further
information address ]. PERRAULT NJ D., Pa
raise Springs or city office S36 Suffer St, s. +.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-07-30

CLDT CDIN Most beautiful spot in Lake
@AhLSDAD County. The mineral springs
are famous for marvellous cures when all else
failed especially in stomach liver, kidney and
bladder affections Superior accommodations.
$40 per week. Fine roads. trout fishing and
deer hunting Write W. r. McGOVERN.
Carlsbad Lake County.
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FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.

At the last held meeting of Court Sutro
Heights the officers were installed by Dis
trict Deputy Jacob Label, editor Of the
American Forester Review. After the Of
ficers had been indicted into office. Grand
Secretary John J. Cordy, who that even
ing paid the court an official visit, de-
liTered very interesting address. The
retiring chief ranger. J. P. Riley, was
presented a fine emblematic jewel of the
rank of past chief, and then there We're
addresses by the district deputy and
others, after which there was an adj
journment to a cafe, where a collation.
was served to the visiting officials and
members. One of the bouquets thrown at
the court that evening was: 1t has a
most excellent class of members. is pro-
gressive and is one of the best courts in
The semi-annuaI returns to the grand
secretary of this jurisdiction show that
up to June 80 there had been a net in
crease of 252.
Last Thursday a team from Court San
Francisco went to Oakland, visited Court
United States of America and initiated
candidates for it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-07-30
NAPA SODA SPRINGS.

TWO TRAINS DAILY. 1870 A. NJ. AND P.
4 M; stage meets train at Napa City. AN
DREW JACKSON Napa Soda Springs P. o.
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Mark West Springs,

MOST PICTURESQUE RESORT. VARIETY
lVk of mineral springs, Soda. Sulphur. Magne-
STA Iron and Arsenic: plunge bath; swimming
pool, billiards, SWITCHBOARD croquet and other
games. Accommodation ffrst-class; table good;
S. to $l2 a week. Round trip. So Is. Stage
meets morning trains and Sat. eve FRESE &
JUERGENSEN, Mark West Springs. Sonoma
Co, Cal. City Office. s12 Larkin ST
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z IGHTEEN MILES FROM CAZADERO, ON
l. stage line. Good trout fishing, plenty fruit,
cream and milk free conveyance for parties OF
two or mere; grand redwood scenery. Address
j. LUTTRINGER. Seaview, Sonoma County,
CT apply E. KRUSE. 207 Front St, S. F. for
particulars.
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DUNCAN SPRINGS,

TWO MILES FROM HOPLAND. UNEl-
Il qualed soda and magnesia springs; baths:
furnished cottages. Terms. SO to s12 Buy
through tickets Send for circular, o. HOW
ELL, HopIand, Cal.
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KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS

tBeswick, Siskiyou County. CalD
Z INEST FISHING AND. HEALTH RESORT
L on the coast Climate perfect For partt-
culars apply to EDISON BROS. Proprietors.
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

versary of the institution of Alisal Lodge
on Monday next. There will be musical
and literary exercises in Armory Hall, to
be followed by a banquet. Charles A.
Sumner of San Francisco will be speaker
of the evening.
Washed Off a Cliff by a Wave.
SANTA CRUZ, July 29.-Ralph Pruett of
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HOTEL LYNDON,

LOS GAToS.
Il UST OPENED: NEW BUILDING: HAND
q some furniture: so outside rooms every
modern convenience; electric bells and lighting;
perfect sanitary plumbing. Strictly frst-clasS
family and commercial hotel. Comfort and con-
venience of guests first consideration Cuisine
and service unsurpassed. COmmodiOus free
sample room. LYMAN H TOLFREE, Propr.
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DR. G G. O,DONNELL,S

q ANITARIUM AND MINERAL SPRINGS
- Glen Ellen. Sonoma County; also 20 COM
ing. fishing and hunting; finest summer resort
and mineral water for all diseases in America:
camping ground and mineral water free. Apply
to DIR. c. c. O'DonneI 10211h Market ST., bet.
Sixth and Seventh, San Francisco.
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HOTEL RENuEN1rR
KENILWORTH INN.
HOTEL Ell. MONTE,
FERNDALE SPRINGS RESORT Co esnt5 2S,e,s.

ing SPOT, rest, heaIth' perfect atmospF
IN Martinez staGa to hntRl- Office g.
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The officers Of the Choppers Friendship
Club were installed last week by Past
President Strong. During the evening five
were admitted by card. After
the meeting there was a pleasant time.
This club is increasing quite fast, and it
is increasing in finance as well as mem
bership.
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JoHANNIsBERG.

Y AMILY RESORT AND OUTING PLACE
in the midst of the Napa Redwoods, Mount
Veeder, 300 feet. Large lake. boating, swim
ming, hunting. fishing. Terms, Sc to $40 per
week Send for circulars. JOHANNISBER&
RESORT. OakvilIe. Napa County. Cal.
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BLUE LAKES HOTEL

NM ILL BE CONDUCTED IN A QUIET,
w homelif,e manner, with of the best
tables in the county; SO TO s12 per week. Round
trip. So go. s. F. and n. P. to Ukiah; thence by
stage Address ]. WILSON, Bertha, Lake
County Cal
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-31

Opposing Factions Having Hot
Time In the Capital City
Municipal Contest.

toFte1pouueuce OF LIE OFIIU-
SANTA FE, March q. The capital
city is full of warriae factions Of the
G. O.P. The Republicans are divided
into factions. and arrayed against each
other are those leaders who have been
in so many campaigns against Democ-
racy that to an outsider it looks like
this fight might prove serious. The old
guard is handled by T B. Catron and
Antonio Ortiz y Salazar; the opposing
crowd contains the best campaieners Of
the party, among whom are Supreme
Court Clerk Joe Sena, ex- Mag ig-
nae, Gus O'Brien, Mr.. Catrr - right
hand man, and City Clerk Marcelino A..
Ortiz.
The young fellows say 1t is not q
eight on Mr.. Catron, but rather q move
ment to down Antonio Ortiz, and that
they are in the fight to stay. and will be
there ct the finish. Up to the present
time the younger crowd have all the
best Of it. Yesterdays primaries re-
suited as follows: Antonio Ortiz, with
the aid of the Alarid crowd, carried his
ward; Mr.. Catron lost bis, Solignac car
ried his against Mr.. Catron, but two
tickets are in the field, and Joe Sena
carried his against the Cstron-Ortiz
crowd. In two of the wards each fac
ton has put up ticket-and in the
Fourth, Solignac's, the dght will surely
80 into the city convention and on
through the city election. In this Ward
Rice, Max Frost's city editor, and Gus
O'Brien. are up on the faction tickets
for the school board. Mr.. Catron will
support O'Brien.
/. Sparks is the Ortiz faction candi-
date for mayor, and Joe Sena is the
choice Of the others. The water com
pany will doubtless be against the
Sparks crowd, as he is against the
company.
When approached as to what the re-
suit would be the young fellows said
they had put up their ticket and would
stand by il, win or lose. Its hot time
Ia the G. O. p,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-31
DEMPsEY-wHITE BOUT.
The Fight Given to White on
Points i'm Twentieth Round.

DENVER, Colo, March 31.-The fight
between Dempsey and White was open
/ ed here last night by bouts between
McGll, of Milwaukee, and Bartly, of
Chicago, In which the former was badly
closed; also an exhibition by Benson
and Spitz and wrestling contest.
The event between Dempsey and
White began at 10:45 last night. Only
two pounds difference in the weight Of
TIC men.
In the first round White got in
couple of upper cuts on Dempsey's jaw
and lands on wind and nose; Jack re-
taliates vici0usly with blow on side face.
Second round: Both men cautious;
White landed on jaw and wind and
Jack got in couple of good blows on
face. Good deal of clinching.
In the third round Dempsey lan0s on
solar plexus; in sixth White returns the
compliment and as the fight progresses
it becomes evident that Whites tactics
are left hand jabs honors even at the
end of the seventh round.
Dempsey was strong in ninth round,
but White showed himself to be the
cleverest man.
In the tenth round White got first
blood, Dempsey kept going after whites
heart, frequently short in his leads, but
gives White heavy blow In the ribs in
the twelfth round, getting tired. White
worrying him a good deal.
In the last rounds White continued to
get in his left jabs, Jack falling short
in his blows. A heart blow in the
nineteenth round made Jack open his
mouth for bis BREATH All of the rounds
recorded a number Of clinches.
The twentieth round was pretty lively
and closed the fight. White did not
seem to hit hard enough: Dempsey was
in goods shape. The fght was given to
White on points.
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WARMER MlILRn rALKs.E

ave are enjoying thesun's warm rays
for the time since we left New
Y ork. said Hon, Warner Miller. ex~
N senator, at the A. r. 6 s. +. sta
tich to.a representative Of THE OrrIc
at noon day. The noted Nicaragua
canal promoters special car was at
tached to No. |. Accompanied by his
family and eleven friends Gen. Miller
is on trip to the City Of Mexico. and
Arizona In the latter territory they
have extensive copper mining interests
which. as he says, .sare these days aa
good as gold II. Bradford Prince ?
why of course know him, and he's al
right. We served together continued
Gen. Miller. .sin the New York state
assembly when you meet him g!ye him
my best regards. : Asked about the
great canal Gen. Miller said: aOh, it
will be built; The earth can't get away
from it.
In the party is S. r. Thayer, of Min
neeOta. U.S Minister to Hague under
President Harrison.' and Mr. Spires, of
Grants Falls, N. Y. wealthy capl.
talist and manufactures.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-31
SAMOA CAUSES SERIOUS CONSIDERATION
Details of the Dempsey White Fight in Denver Last
Night.


WASHINGTON, March, 3l,-A modus
vivendi for settlement of the Samoa
troubles is under favorable considera-
tion by the three governments con-
cerned. 1t contemplates the creation
of joint high commission. consisting
of one member from each country to
pass upon the recent clash of authority
resulting in disorder.
DECLARES 1T LIBEL.
BERLIN, March 31.-The German
press having strongly intimated that
Ambassador White and the American
government showed bad faith when
they recently assured Germany that
conciliatory instructions had been cabled
Admiral Kautz, White deemed 1t ad-I
yisable to denounce the statement as
libel. lie says neither Washington nor
he knew anything of the Samoan bonn
bardment sooner than the German gov
ernment.
FAvORABLY RECEIVED.
The U. s. ambassador this morning
informed the foreign Office that the
latest proposals of Germany regarding
Samoa had been favorably received at
Washington.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-31
trTrzENs UNION sonlxEEs.


as pr Official call city primaries wert
held last evening IN each Of the foul
city wards By the citizens union party
The meetings were well attended.
In ward No. !, the caucus wac called
10 order BY D. J. Aber and J. k
tin was seated Is chairman with
Moore as secretary. ]. R. Smith
Nominated for City alderman
d. Gibbons for member Of The
board. Deleeal 10 fha ciky
tion which mpaA
nightYr-e 9 chose
Chis Wieeand| B.
Rice, ID. J. Aber; William Wells. J. r.
Smith, 5. H. Wells, J &. Martin. r G.
Hogsett, Hugh Chapel. AItsru1tes
v. Il. Jameson, Stephen Treague, Peter
Murphy, Dan Elliott, J. H. Kennedy
A. j. Wertz. Eli Caldwell. G. ii. Day,
Enoch Rooers p a Nolan
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