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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-07-07

w. j. rccd, Plaintiff,
vs..
Thomas w, Grcnnan. Ncilic !. Evans
Henry j. HEINZ, Fred Heinz, and Gcorpc
T. Prayer, cO-partncrH doing business az
II. J. Heinz and Company, Daniel tnr-
"lI and John Oncy, co-parIncrH doing
bnsinrss IN Farrell and Company, Al.
gust Schilling and George Valknan CO.
partners doing bueincHB under the firm
name Of A. ~chilIing and Company, and
X. l. Sabin, ct. AL. Dclcndania
The State Of Washington: To the said
Thomas W. Grcnnan, Nctlic j. Evans,
Henry j Heinz, Fred HEINZ and Gcofpc
J.. Prayer, co-partncrH doing bueincHH IA
II. !. Heinz and Company, Daniel Far
r~ll and John Oncy, cD-paflncrn doing
buHIncHn AZ Farrell and Company, August
| Schilllng and George Vplkrnan, cp-part-
ncrH bpng business under the firm name
Of a. Schillinp, h Co.. and Il l.. 1abin
Defendants,
You are hereby summoned to appear
u IllIlIl fIEiJ IN ~; hI''I Wv ihff VI NV
lirtt publication pi the fllinmout,
trwt, within Hizty days after ihc
md day II June, lhJJ, and defend the
abpvc entitled action IN the aboyc emit.
tied court, and anhwci thc compliant 81
the plaintiff and serve Il copy ii your an
h~cf upon the Attorney ipr plaintiff al
hIH office below named, and ~ caHr II
ypur failure ~ W do, judgment vii he
rendered against you accDrbinG ~ ihe
demand II the complaint, which has
been flied with the Clcik III eaid truti.
The pbject II iile said actipn H. ~ ipie-
clpfc a nipripapc upon the npfth one
tnifd II lpte -, Ia, - and ~ III blpck GJ
, I'll -hnudy'a -ecpnd hdd.tlpn ~ Elicns-
burg, Kiltltas county, Washington. -aid
mprtgage var czecuted by hcitic !.
Eyans and Danicd j. Eyane ~ the Pa
cIhc States -ayinpt, LIAM and Eu,ldnr
Crrnpany, a cprppfatlpn, and ~ nan
DHned by thin plaintiff.
ErrKnH H.. WArEh.
htnrtcy ipr IianlN
j.. .. Address, tllensbuf,, Kiihae
crpnty. Wash. !nezljl5
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J. +. Zehner spent the Fourth on
the Sound
Walter Bowers is battling with
the mumps.
Bill Brannan waa down from
Gle Elum Monday.
j. c. Waggoner was down from
Thorp last Monday.
:. c. Boedcher is again at hi old
post in the auditors office.
Mrs +. b. Pea-e vas in the city
on Wednesday and called ON He
DAVIS.
n, +. Mcleod bought John YAM
derberg's house AID block Of aud
last week
". l.. Mcdaniel and Charley
Thomas are spending a iew day.
on the Teanaway.
The Misses Anna and Letha
Salladay are having ii Two werks
sojOurn On the Sound.
Mrs. Roy Randall having Iccu-
perated from her recent illness, re-
turned home this week.
fyour mother i up in yo4s-,
buy her one u those becoming and
sedate tOnnet- at Mr.. Steven son =.
The Grand army restaurant, j.
in full blast and If you want a
mea that i. god and substantial,
give it q trial.
Tno-. l.. Gamble wa- down from
Cle-Elum tni- week in he interest
Of regulating the town ii Hazel
wood near C.e-Elurn.
I'd. Pea:e lei. win Hyde eeo-
logical surrey party for Idaho on
Monday They vi. ~ ou, ,A.-
time perhaps :opr ~ five months.
Marriage ..ceuse- ~ere i-sled
by me audi.o: tAi. week - T. J.
Malone ana Ms. Ne.i.c OH.e.o l..
l.. NcCuuber and NJ Lo4.-a
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Wheels for rent at Privett's.


Noman, Okla.
! Needles and Oils at Privett's.
| Clinton Sanford is expected home
today from his visit to HOG liam.
He will at once take a clerkship in
Flynn's shoe store.
Rev. E. B. Sutton, OF Spokane,
will lecture in this city at the Con.
gregatiOnal church ON Monday
evening, July 10th.
IS pictures for 81 at Pautzke's.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of H. w. Hale, our genial
county clerk. and Miss Smith, of
,, Port Townsend, on July 18th.
Mrs. J. C. Lloyd, of Ellensburg,
is in the city for a few days, visit
ing Mrs. George R. Osgood at 4O2
North d street.-Tacoma News.
Chi,kering pianos at Privett's
on easy payments.
FOUND: A fox-terrier dog, black
and tan head and black hindquar-
ters. Owner can have same by
calling at this office or at No. II,
Lynch block.
W. B. Price and family are over
at Hot Springs for a mouths vaca-
ton. May they live high, laugh
and grow fat and return home in
A No. health.
Go to J. H. Scott for smoldings,
picture frames, etc.
The family OF J. \. Weaver will
please accept the thanks of We editor
for a fine boquet of flowers on
Wednesday. 1t was presented to
US by Miss Banks.
A two-room shack opposite Mr..
Dozier's house on the north side of
town was burned down on the
Fourth, supposed to be the work OF
juveniles celebrating.
The celebrated Kimball pianos
and organs on easy payments at
Privett's.
At high noon Wednesday Rev.
Rice united the lives OF Prof. Geo.
NJ. jenkins of Ellensburg and Miss
Sarah Delaney, daughter OF George
Delaney OF this city.-WaIla Walla
Argus.
MARRIED.: At the residence OF
the groom's father On Sunday, July
I'd, Robert l. Malone, Of this city
and Miss Nellie May Ofiield, Of
Graas Valley, Oregon, Rev. " NJ.
Kenney officiating.
Sewing machines cleaned and re-
paired at Privett's jewelry and
music store,
1t is pertinent question to ask
workingmen ii there is any consist
ency in striking against the tyran-
ny OF an interruptions employer
and then supporting the said EN-
ployer's candidate at the polls.
Trusts, rightly managed, are
good things" That's republican
doctrine. And as most Of them are
managed by republicans they are
undoubtedly good things"-ior the
managers OTTAWA Republican.
Cleanliness is very essential u
good health and the best way 70
keep clean is 70 use Quaker Bath
Cabinet.
A young man walked into got
zian's store last week and captured
new pair Of shoes that cost MIN
s25 in Justice Boyle's court Mar
shall Maxey was 80 close on 70 him
that there was no chance 10 gel
away.
The devils title 70 the kingdoms
OF earth. that he proffe'ed 70 ine
Savior 0: mankind il H. WOULD
bow down and worship hin, "as
abou. a. good a. Spain: Title =
the Philippins.to r which Mchin'@:
pad s20.0y0.oJ).
Ii you need anything in 'as
wooden Or wil.ow-wars line. cal Oh
F. Bossong /: CO. Their Article;
and prices will =ui: you.
". F. Patterson leit :o- B-e~@.
SUNDAY where he Will Z, once q "
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| H. N. ID yuit, VI i|ooi'y' W."
down this week.
Commissioners court convened
on Monday morning.
There are 10000 teachers in the
ldiminutive kingdom of Belgium.
| Quite a numbe of the Ellenaburg
people spent the fourth in Tacoma.
J. b. Armstrong and wife were
down to spend the Fourth at Pages
grove.
{. O. Poland and wife and Jacob
Grim and wife, spent the Fourth in
Tacoma.
DIED: On Wednesday, July 5th,
Mr.. Hull, aged 80 years. He leaves
Il wife and three sons.
John Youngberg's house in the
east part of the city was pretty
badly scorched Monday.
Mike Agnew. of Bertha, came
down to spend the Fourth in the
valley, Everybody was glad to see
Mike.
Rev. II. A. avis. of North
Yakima, will occupy the pulpit of
the M. e. Church Sunday at II Il.
m. and 8 p. IN.
Rev. II. Gibbons will occupy the
NJ. E. pulpit on Sunday July 10th,
and also ON Sunday July 23rd, at
II Il. m and $ p. m.
Rev. }. S. Smith left Monday
morning for Ashland, Oregon,
where he will spend several weeks
visiting. May his journey be
pleasant and profitable.
Dress trimmings and braids, en-
broidery, ladies and children
gauze underwear, corsets, etc. All
stock will be sold below cost.
Call and be convinced. Mrs. jenkins
Miss Lizzie Hsrtrich, of Sprague,
is visiting ?. |. Carey and wife.
Miss Lizzie is only II years old and
made the trip from Sprague alone.
She is Mrs Cary's youngest sister
and is IA nice little lady.
MARRIED. In Portland, Ore,
Tuesday, June u, J. D. Kennedy
and Agnes O'Brien, both formerly
Of this city, and well known
by almost everybody. Their many
friends here. including The DAVIS,
wish them long life, peace and
prosperity.
1t seems to US that if few OF
the whi-key guzzlers were declared
public nuisance, DRINKS would
be fewer and further between. If
the city marshal would snatch
few OF them in and give them ten
to thirty days on the rock pile it
would be a wholesome lesson.
Remember that henceforth for
term OF one year THE dawn will
be the official paper Of kittitas
county,a distinction that only one
paper in a county can enjoy at
time, and we are glad that one
paper can monopolize this part Of
the work OF county government.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Wash
| ingtou has arranged to hold it,
meeting in Alaska, and has char
tered the steamer "City Of Seattle"
for the excursion. Will leave Seat
tie during the frs. week OF August.
Fare for the round trip, $40. This
will be an excellent opportunity
for any one 70 visit Alaska. Full
( information will te furnished by
/ Rev. }. Y. Milligau.
County superintendent Of schools,
( E.. II. Human, was in town q few
hour on Monday last shaking
hands with hi. numerous iriends
and admirers, and called On the
Republican. Of course. He came
- Mi.:ion, his ODD home, over the
/ Blene,t- Niger creek road and IL
visiting some u the schools tha.
are sc. running in ,hi. part oi the
c3ur.y.-Wera,chee Republican.
E..sn.bu.g seem- II IL in luck
This Yez, 70 lar Z. orator. are con-
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hSSING PANORAMA OF CITY
AND COUNTY.

LOO to PrlVett loi
Y Milk cans are still $3.50 each a
|amsay's.
X R. p. Edgington is quite poorly
David Lyons left this week TO
fa und.
VIA State Bar Association met
rscema today.
rs ". Barnes is spending a few
81 ays on the Sound
M R. P. Tjossem spent few days
i / Seattle this week.
IL, rHs DAWN was made the county
b6sal paper this week.
y Thomas Johnson, of Cle'E lum,
III ,,s in the city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Deweas eel
mated in Tacoma this week.
All kind Of small musical in
,,uments for rent at Privett's.
dl Inst think! Ladies trimmed hats
>" Mrs Westcott's from SOC, up.
Mr.. SWEET presented his sister
s,da with a new bicycle last week.
:, Wall paper! wall paper! wall
! n nperl at Morgan's Book Store.
Miss Manning. Of Bertha, is VS.
-, |t;ne Miss Eva Stewart this week.
''A They make a speciality of ~. and
a5o shoes at Flynn's Try them.
The next annual meeting Of the
Ca R. will DO held in Ellensburg.
The latest patterns of wall paper
Ire on sale at Morgan's Book Store
IiyOu want real genuine bar
:, aims in hats 20 to Mrs. Westcott's.
Nv The finest holdings in the
, uarket FIR picture frames at J. H.
~ bmt's.
A. Nres says he made the best
nliun al Roslyn ever delivered in
m state
Bids for baling 100 tons of hay
more are now in order.
|Sparticulars apply to c. H. King
Mnnch.
mr. Hub Wilson sold four cows last
!, 1~k to Harry Masterson for $40
s head.
rant The Quaker Bath Cabinet is said
Wv hive cured several cases OF con-
Won nmption.
Miss Clara Ayers, an attache Of
M Dawn Office, spent the Fourth
Tacoma.
, Dr. Newland performed a sur
iAl operation on Mrs. wilkins on
ON Rdnesday.
The rush is all to Oasis, for
indies and cigars lemonade and
nnge cider.
Thomas Bros, OF Cle-Elum, are
lrg, FEting a $1,000 opera house in
: Mltle city.
The silence from Manila reminds
DrD, POI The dark days of the civil
,syxs w. With its regular report: 'All
Y5yN raOn the Potomac"
NM They say there is a new fish
''tst at the court house. Ask
saltSr Human about it.
WIS., J. A. Bradbury, OF this city,
r; a'he prize in the fat women's
les. sa RosIyn on the Fourth.
n y a. Alres and Judge Davidson
Mn attendance at the State Bar
S'elatlcn in Tacoma today.
ft'er Void says he is doing a
business with the Star four
AM the Wenatchee valley.
aver the shower On the Fourth
"asf cool wind came up, but
/ mali was pleasant day.
/. "A WE'D: In this city. on Sunday
4 aoon' July ID, 1899, Mrs.
''AnOwles, OF consumption.
D"A's Strong starts for Ellens.
's@atlend the commissioners
'-"enatchee Republican.
,@RESr-a pasture. plenty Of
''and good shelter, good fence
~s'0 CIV. HUM, Thorp, wn.
s''' Allen, Of Ro.lyn, spent
N 'OuFth al Pages Grove. as hs
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The following are the winners Of
races on the Fourth ut Pages
Grove: Half mile bicycle race.
lst prize, Roy Weaver Boys bi-
cycle race, 1t prize, Leroy FrisLee;
ID, Chester Shoudy. Foot race,
100 yards, J. J. Putnam. Three
legged race, Mason and Newman.
Boy1' 30 yard foot race, lst prize,
John Dewiscouri; I'd, Mason. Sack
race, 1T prize, J. W. Davis; "a,
III. Nelson Hop, step and jump,
J. J Putnam.
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Elders Holt and Engc will speak
this evening and every evening
this week in the school house in
district No. -, four miles north
west Of Ellensburg. Subjects: The
principles Of the gospel rs delivered
to the ancient saints. Come and
henr Elders Holt and Enpc, e The
rcorganized Church of Jesus Christ
Of La'cr Day Saints.
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The bOyH thought 10 pet a 9upd
square treat on Lou McCumbcI one
night last week. They Hcrcnaded
all the houses in the neighborhood
without any tangible results, gave
up in digpair and went home. IN
the morning when Carui l'eaAc
awoke he learned that Mr.. Nc
Cumber and wife had spent th"
night under the same roof ~ nm
,clf. He don't care ~ talk about
it now, 81 the okc reens 70 W On
him. He had been busily engaged
i3r week. preparing FIR the event.
The Noble Dramatic Crmpany +
At the opefa houEc all this week.
Their pfodlction- are mott plea-Ing
A. il -hDwu by the patronage lhHy
are receiyjng nightly. fe@ better
coIlpanic. ever amused bul afnDee-
ment.ioying people. Frid&y night
tnep produce the grand emptl,ual
draMa. Fast Lynne" Saturday
na,.uee 4, no, and The c>mpany
conc.ulc. III engapcinent Saturday
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Summons.

In THE SUrEniOn tOunr on KuTirAs
County STATE or WAniiIN,!1oN
w. J. Fccd, Plaintiff,
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st VI MONS.

IN justice Cpurt, in and ipr Lliensbur2
preclnct, Ki,titas Cruuty, Waeniuvirn.
fe.Dfr Jar. II. Eryle. J T..
Ira 4 -cDlt, Plaintiff,
The record-union., 1899-08-20
KEPT 1T FOR HIS FEE.
Why Attorney S. r. Hart Retained
That Five Dollars.

The case Of Attorney S. r. Hart,
charged by c. H. Gilman with having
appropriated 50 of the latter's money
intrusted to him for a. specific pur-
pose, was tried before Justice Allen of
Oak Park, sitting instead of Justice
Anderson in the City Justice Court yes
terday morning. Assistant District At
torney Wachhorst appeared for the
people, and Elwood Bruner for the de-
fendant
c. H Gilman testified that on August
7th he consulted Attorney Hart on a
legal matter and the latter agreed to
bring suit against a printer with whom
the witness had had business trouble,
and take for his fee one-half of any
judgment which. might be awarded.
Hart told the witness he had no money
to pay for filing the necessary papers
in the case, and witness advanced 50
for the purpose, with the understanding
that the papers would be filed the next
day
Witness said Hart called the next
day and stated that Justice Anderson
was out of the city. On Thursday, the
10th inst, the papers not having been
filed, witness requested Hart to return
the 50 advanced for paying the Justices
costs and abandon the case. Hart re-
piled that the papers We're ready to
file, but that he could not locate Jus
tice Anderson. Witness induced Hart
to go with him to Justice Anderson's
office. The Justice told Hart to bring
the papers around to the courtroom the
next morning and they would be filed.
Witness said he went to the City JUS
tice's office the next (F'riday) morning,
that Hart was not there and that he
thereupon swore out warrant for his
arrest
Justice Anderson was called and tes-
titled concerning the visit of Gilman
and Hart to his office. He had figured
on the costs for filing and trial of the
case and informed them that it would
be So.
The defense declined to introduce any
evidence, and admitted that Hart had
received So from Gilman for the pur-
pose of bringing an action in court
Attorney Bruner .contended that there
was no embezzlement about the mat
ter, and that when Gilman asked to
have proceedings dropped it was only
right that Hart should be paid for his
services in drawing up the necessary
papers, etc
Attorney Wachhorst contended that
though Hart had received So for the
purpose of commencing an action in
court the next morning, he had mot
done so, nor had he done so yet He
held that the case was clearly one Of
petty embeZZlement.
Justice Allen took the matter under
advisement until 10 o'clock tomorrow
Subsequently Robert e. Cook caused
the defendants arrest on a similar
charge, the sum involved being 500 He
claims he paid Hart that sum to begin
divorce proceedings two months ago,
but that the attorney did not do so,
nor return the money
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SOME STATE FAIR MATTERS.
DIRECTORS MEET AND AWARD
PRIVILEGES.
B. wv. Cavanaugh of This City Gets
the Betting Privilege for
$17,762.5O.

There was a meeting of the Directors
of the State Agricultural Society at the
Pavilion yesterday morning, and it was
nearly 1 o'clock when it adjourned
Considerable routine business was tram
sacted, but many seekers for positions
during the Fair were disappointed, for
appointments were not announced.
W. H. LumSden encountered some
trouble regarding his trotting mare,
Myrtle, entered in the 2:16 class, for
when it came to the knowledge of the
Directors that she had lowered the 2:16
record at Santa Rosa, they were in
clined to rule her out, referring to the
District Board of Appeals of the Ameri-
can Trotting Association for a final de-
cision.
At noon bids were opened on the
question of betting privileges There
were a number of competitors, but B.
w. Cavanaugh was the victor His bid
was $17, ,762.5 80 for betting privileges
and bookmaking, and $500 for the one
mile running handicap to be named by
the President He will have an auction
pool box and conduct two Paris mutu
ais
Program privileges were awarded to
Frank w Leavitt of Alameda His bid
was $S25.
The Board formally indorsed the late
action of the Executive Committee rel
ative to season tickets, music, etc.
J. w Wilson was awarded the con-
tract for hay, which will be bought in
such quantities as are needed, rather
than in bulk at the beginning.
Director Grove L. Johnson tried to
have the Board return to the old 50
season ticket plan, making the ticket
cover the Park and Pavilion. After
considerable discussion Mr.. Johnson
withdrew the motion. 1t was the gen
eral opinion of the Directors that the
California races are the cheapest in the
United States.
Chairman f. w. Covey of the Speed
Committee proposed two races-a 5000
free-for-al double teams, PAGERS and
trotters, mile heats, best two in three;
entrance fee ) per cent, per cent from
winners, the purse to be divided 60, 80
and 10 per cent.
The second race is for a $500 purse,
single roadsters, to be driven by own
ers, mile heats, best two in three, owner
may choose sulkey or four-wheeled We
hicle; terms, 3 per cent to enter, ) per
cent from winners, purse to be divided
60, 80 and 10 per cent. The horses are
to be eligible in the 2:22 class, and en-
tries close September 1st.
The privileges of the Estate Fair
Daily" will be considered by a. commit
tee consisting of Messrs. Johnson, Mat
thews and Terry.
In the controversy between Krouse
and the Vendome Stock Farm as to the
ownership of the horse Much Better,
the Board decided in favor of the Ven
dome Stock Farm.
The record-union., 1899-08-20
GAMBoLED ON THE GREEN.
A Right Smart Roundup Of Sports
Yesterday.

City Attorney De Ligne yesterday
swore to complaints. which were issued
by Justice Anderson, for the arrest of
the following named parties for gam
ing:
Charles La France, keno game at the
Central House on X street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
A. Estrada, faro dealer at Second and
K streets.
Joe Calvin, for conducting a keno
game in Kripp's saloon at Sixth and j
streets.
J. A. Moffet, l-in-the-slot ma
chine in his saloon on K street, between
Fourth and Fifth.
William Hornlein, for conducting a
studhorse poker game in the Lafayette
saloon on K street. between Third and
Fourth streets.
Charles Bohen, for conducting a keno
game in the Dewey saloon on K street,
between Fifth and Sixth.
officer Bailey last evening arrested
Estrada, who put up a cash deposit of
500 for his appearance in court to-
morrow. and officer Wilson arrested
Moffet. Bohen and Hornlein Moffet
gave bonds in the sum of 5000, and
Bohen and Hornlein each deposited
500 and were released.
Later in the evening Charles La
France was arrested and deposited S1nO
to insure his appearance in court to-
morrow.
The record-union., 1899-08-20

office last evening and stated that mas
much as they had solicited and received
private subscriptions from people here,
their position should be explained. They
We're not aware of any such intention
on the part of the San Francisco COM
mittee, and if the latter's appropriation
is to cover transportation only the
funds which they have received here
in Sacramento will be needed to pay
for subsistence, the hire of a full band,
and the use and care of the horses nee
essary to properly mount the troop.
After these expenses are paid any
money that may not be used will be
returned to subscribers in Sacramento
in the proportion in which they gave.
The record-union., 1899-08-20
"KOCH, DER KASUR."
Arrest of a Shirt Solicitor ON a
Criminal Charge

Chief of Police Dwyer yesterday
afternoon received a communication
from officials at Forest Hill, Placer
County, requesting him to look out for
and arrest E. C. Kasur, who is wanted
in that village on a charge of obtain
ing money by false pretenses.
1t was stated that about five weeks
ago kasur visited Forest Hill, repre-
senting himself to be the agent of a
Chicago shirt factory, and that he took
two orders, one for $40, the other for
50, collecting in advance, and that the
parties placing the orders had received
no returns.
officer M A Fisher took the matter
in hand and about Z o'clock last even
ing he located and arrested Kasur on
K street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Kasur told the officer that he had
taken the orders as stated. and for
warded them to the Chicago firm, but
that he had received word that they
had not been received, and he supposed
they were lost together with the mon
ey forwarded.
A Forest Hill Constable will be here
this morning to take charge of the
prisoner
The record-union., 1899-08-20
RECEPTION TO WHEELMEN.
Moonlight Run to Patterson on
Monday Night.

Tomorrow is the sixty second ami
versary of the birthday Of James q
Patterson of Routier, and he will cele-
brate it in several ways. The princi-
pal feature, however, will be recep-
ton to the wheelmen in the evening,
and Mr.. Patterson is making prepara-
tions to give the cyclists a good time
He has laid in a big supply of water
melons, has contracted for a halfton
Cmore or 1ess) of the finest peaches
grown along the American River, and
wants his wheelmen friends to go out
there in body and sample them.
The moon will be full that evening,
but the host will not, and his town
guests need not fear that the melons
and peaches will be loaded
The record-union., 1899-08-20
Estate of Foster N. Mott.

Samuel Birdsall Althouse, Jr., has pc
titioned the Superior Court for probate
of the will Of Foster n. Mott, deceased
The estate consists of 63 lots at Sea-
bright, valued at $500; one valued at
$3.50 and one at $500; 40 acres of vine
yard at Malaga, Fresno County, valued
at 81, 800; lot 6, between F and G, Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets, val
ued at $500; personal property valued
at S111.50 and cash in bank, 1905 a
total of 50, 1860. J..
The record-union., 1899-08-20
THE MILITARY EXPENSE.
Report That San Francisco Will
Pay for Transportation.

A telegram was received yesterday
by Lieutenant Peeler of the Adjutant
Generals office from Brigadier General
w. w. Muller, commanding the Third
Brigade, n. G. c., who is at present in
San Francisco, saying that the Citi-
zens' Committee of that city had de-
cided to provide transportation to San
Francisco and return to the two Sac
ramento companies of the National
Guard, in order that they may partici-
pate in the celebration on the arrival
of the California troops from Manila.
In relation to this matter, Captain
Kay and Lieutenant Ruhstaller of
Troop B called at the Record Uniona