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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11
BROKEN RECORD
THAT BETOKENS
BETTER TIMES
Activity in Oakland
Real Estate.
NATURAL GROWTH, NO BOOM
Fees of Recorders Office for One Day
Reach Over One Hundred Dol
lars-Unprecedented in
County's History.
NATURAL GROWTH, NO BOOM
Oakland Office San Francisco Call

JUS BrOduWdy, July ~.
The County Recorders office has broken
its record Not only was last month the
busiest since January 1895, but on last
Saturday there were more deeds, re-
leases of mortgages and other papers filed
than on any previous day in the county s
history. The total fees for the day
summed up SOL so. Exclusive Of about
ten or twelve gift deeds and deeds Of
trust, mortgages and reconveyances, the
following named filed deeds Of actual
bona fide sales:
G. H. Merrill to Ellen J. Baker, John
P. Beckett to John w. Mckenzie, Ed
Salz to James McKeown, Theodore Wag-
ner to Anna Gilbert, John Peterson TO
Bernard Peterson, Charles j. Reuter- to
Phebe Leach, Central Pacific Railroad
Company to L. D. Inskeep, c. j. Fat TO
Nellie s. Allen, James I. Moran 10 the
Roman Catholic Church, Mary Z. DeWing
to w. ]. O'NeilI, Jessie E. Aweson to
Laura B. Bird, Homer A. Craight to j.
Josephine Shoe, Henry q. Jones to
Charles T. Carson, j. B. Draper TO Emma
Levy, Mary C. Ironside to A. H. Doig, A.
L. Stone to James B. Ayers, L. H. Dresco
to W. ]. Baker, J. e. Capwell to EdWard
Metzger, Nettie F. Pickett to K; A; PICK
EFT, r. A. Pickett to e; D. Macdonals'
Joseph Ullrich to Emma Weeymann. Rich
ard w Garrell to Joseph II. thompson,
Simon Keegan TO Charles j. Selby, 3. Z:
Bigelow to Charles Roeth, estate VI. o or
Philip BOogar to William Z. Giles, VIII
liam c. Giles to NJ. Marks.
A large majority of all papers relate to
the great Improvement that IS gradually
taking place in North Oakland and other
There is nothing in the nature Of a
'boorn" about this steady progress, but
it is a healthy development of a large
area that has been held back for lack Oh
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WICKERSHAM WILL CONTEST.
Action Begun by the Disinherited
Son of the Late Banker.

SANTA ROSA. July 10.-Frank P
Wickersham of Fresno son of the late
banker, ]. G. Wickersham, this morning
commenced a contest of his fathers will
In the Superior Court. The estate was
valued at over 81, 900 900. Under the pro-
visions of the will Frank Wickersham
was left only IS.
In the contest it is alleged that the de-
cedent at the time and date of making
of the pretended will was incapable ana
incompetent that the pretended Will Is
not the will of the late millionaire.
II fe charged that Lizzie G. Wickersham
and Fred A. Wickersham, son and daugh-
ter of the deceased and brother and sis
ter of the contestant, exercised undue IN,
ffuence over the decedent and persuaded
him to deprive contestant of said estate,
save the sum of S..
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the facilities that are. only to be OBJ
tained by large municipality.
Most of the property that changed
hands in the. deeds -filed. Saturday. SAID
Recorder Grimms chief deputy, Robert
Leckie, to-day, lis in the district between
Grove street. San Pablo avenue, Tele-
graph avenue and Piedmont 1t is all
residence property. Last month was the
highest for the number of deeds and
papers recorded since January, 1895. That
alone is most wonderful, in view Of the
fact that the months of May, June and
July, are supposed to be the most quiet
Office for June reached $3.50. while the
total fees for last Saturday was $101 %.
! This month will prove a sumner, L verify
believe
81 can hardly account for 1t. There has
been no boom. 1t is a kind of natural
growth and healthy increase in the real
estate market.
at seems there has been a great deal
of picking up of cheap properties as we'll
where people have been compelled to sell
for various causes. But, withal, present
indications are most gratifying. Oh, Cali
fornia is the greatest changing place in
the world" continued Chief Deputy
Leckie, as he grinned gleefully over the
days record.
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CHURCH AND
ROETH HEAR
A DEAL OF LAW
Astute Mr.. Allen Is
Very Wary.
MORGUE NOW I'M POLITICS
County Officials Hold a Session for
the Purpose of Playing Their
Old Game, "Pass the
Buck"
MoRGUE NOW IN POLITICS
Oakland once San Francisco Call,

Now 1t is the Morgue. Last week IT
was a fagpole. There is always some
grave issue in local politics.
This morning Supervisor Roeth was to
have received in open session of the board
a positive statement from District At
torney Allen regarding the establishment
of q County Morgue. Mr.. ROeth has been
working a great deal in his mind on pub
lie norgues and recently he brought the
matter up officially. He believes that one
half of the evils of the politics surround
ing the County Coroner will be banished
forever if there be a public morgue. The
District Attorney was ordered last week
to look up the law regarding the Coro-
ner. the Morgue and its location. He did
so very fully and thoroughly and now
the Supervisors are just as wise as they
were a week ago regarding the point at
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HUSBANDS AND
WIVES MUST
Be PATIENT
Secret Trips to Reno
Are Delayed.
ARE LONGING FOR DIVORCES
Unless Relief Be Speedily Given It Is
Feared That Some Of the
Quarreling Couples May
Reunite.
ARE LONGING FOR DIVORCES
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

While three-ouarters Of the bench Of
Alameda County IS rusticating and cool
ing off in some OF the shady hooks Of
the State many unhappy couples are
forced TO remain in the sWeltering heat
Of Oakland because there is no Judge on
hand to attend to their petty domestic
quarrels.
Each day some unhappy husbands or
wives Hnger around the courthouse in
the hope of obtaining the joyful informa-
ton that the law has made them free
from their hated partners, but Judge
Hall, having far more serious law busi-
ness on hand, and being the only Judge
In attendance, has concluded that divorces
can wait until other matters are dis
posed of.
Judge Ogden will pass on these family
quarrels when he returns, but as he only
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Henry Miller Jr. to Wed.

GILROY, July 10.-The public announce
ment of the betrothal of Henry Miller
Jr.. son of the cattle king and Miss Sarah
Onyon. eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Onyon of this city, has been made,
Mrs. j. Leroy Nickel of Menlo Park en-
tertained a half hundred of her Gilroy
tage at Mount Madonna on Saturday
afternoon in honor of Miss Onyon. 1t
was brilliant affair in every way Miss Miss
Young ladies and has been teaching scnool
in Camadero District for decade. The
wedding, 1t is understood, will take place
in August
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GRACIE FRATES
FATALLY BURNED

OAKLAND July 10.-Gracie Frates,
years of age, was fatally burned this
evening at her home in San Leandro The
little girl was playing on the front step
and had taken advantage Of an opportu-
nifty to go into the house and procure
some matches. A few minutes later Oracle
was In flames Her elder brother, who
was playing with her, tore the clothes off
her and was himself badly burned.
The girls screams attracted the mother,
who was in the rear of the house and she
rushed to her assistance and helped ex-
tinguish the flames. The child was fear
fully burned and flesh was falling from
many portions of her body. DR.. Tormey
was summoned and did everything posi-
BILE for the little sufferer, but he pro-
nounced her injuries fatal.
A Yonkers, n. Y, man dislocated his
4 -. ]. ,.rIr,
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Deputy Constable Missing.

OAKLAND, July 10.-Deputy Constable
Roy Torres Of East Oakland has been
missing for the past several weeks and
is supposed TO have departed for pas
lures new. He was wanted in Justice
Larue's court to-day on a charge of bat
terry preferred by w. L. Gommo. Con-
stable White. who had appointed him,
however, declared that he lost sight of
his deputy for several weeks, and a sub
pena issued failed TO bring Torres into
court. Torres had also sworn to charges
of resisting an officer against A. and ".
Gommo They appeared in court, but ow-
ing TO Torres non-appearance the cases
were drOnned.
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Sergeant Mccain Stabbed.

Sergeant William Mccain of the Third
Artillery got into a dispute with a large
number of soldiers at California and Du-
pont streets late last night and was
stabbed in the back, arm, leg and head
He was picked up by a policeman and
removed to the Harbor Hospital. The
wounds are not serious The assailantS
ran away Immediately after the cutting.
and up to an early hour this morning had
not been arrested.
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SECRET MARRIAGE OF
MISS ISABEL FOX
Granddaughter of Senator Stewart
Weds a Nevada School
Principal

was surprised to-day by the announce
ment Of the marriage of Theodore R. Ho
fer Jr. to Miss Isabel Stewart Fox. Miss
Fox is a granddaughter of Senator Stew
art and is spending the summer in. this
city: Mr., Hofer is the principal Of the
was secret. having been performed last
Saturday by Father Gartland: 1t became
known through the bride telling a young
vorIte, and is well known in Washing
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Cnr1n11S Custom.

In China it is the custom for guests at din
ners to run around between the courses This
is supposed to keep the diners digestion in
good condition, but the nervous, hustling
American needs something else, and there Is
nothing better than Hostetter's Stomach Bits
ters If man or is suffering with
constipation indigestion or any stomach
trouble it's their fault if they don't get well.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will cure them.
See that a private Revenue Stamp covers the
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11
TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

cTEAMERs WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
- ner First and Brannan streets, p. m. for
YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling at
Kobe CHiogo) Nagasaki and Shanghai, and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers for
india. etc No cargo received on board on day
of sailing.
NIPPON MARU .............. Saturday. July 8
AMERICA MARU............S Saturday, July q
UONGKONCi MARU.... Thursday. August II
Round-trip tickets at reduced rates For
freight and passage apply at company's Office
121 Market st, corner First.
W B. CURTIS. General Agent.
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FIGHT OVER A WOMAN.
Shooting ARRAY at Resort Near San
Quentin.

Quentin.
SAN QUENTIN, July O.-The jealousy
existing between John George, a Greek
saloon-keeper at the Point House, and
Hermann Sterowe, quarantine watchman
on the Omaha, over a woman who has
been staying for some time at the Point
House led to an attempt to commit muir
der and aroused the village a late hour
last evening. The affair Is enshouded In
mystery and a number of conflicting tales
are told To-day George went before JUS
tice Rodden at San Rafael and swore to
a warrant charging Sterlowe with having
attempted to take his life and with
threats TO commit murder.
A week ago Sterlowe attempted TO enter
Georges house at night, and the latter
tried at the time 10 obtain a warrant for
Sterlowe's arrest, but failed Last night
cries of "Helpi" and "Murderl" closely
following three revolver shots, caused
half the village to flock 10 the scene.
George claims he shot at the quarantine
officer because the latter tried to break
into the hotel and threatened to use a pis-
fol displayed in his hand. Sterlowe Is un-
dor arrest
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

Given away with each cash want adver
tfsement ordered in mort Sundays Call, a
magnjfcent portrait of Admiral Dewey,
printed in ten codors. size 1Sx2f inches.
ready for framing.
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KISSING BUG SCARE
REACHES ALAMEDA

laid his home 14S Cottage
fright He believes that he was attacked by
desperate defend
His
bite
h egayea yenan
thought
McCuley
drnkng
his
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Drowned in the Mokelumne.

JACKSON, July 10.-C. Sullivan, 30
years of age. was drowned in Mokelumne
River near Middle Bar this morning. He
went swimming with companion 1t is
supposed he was attacked by cramps His
companion did his utmost to save him,
hut without avail.
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To welcome the Brooklyn.

e,aoial Cable TO The Call and the New York
~ Herald Copyrighted, 1893. by James Cor
don Bennett.
RRITssELS, July 1O.-Great prepara-
lions are being made at Antwerp to well
LIVE oiU the United States cruiser Brooklyn.
The King of Belgium will probably visit
the vessel and take part in the festivi-
Ties In honor of the American sailors.
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Jndge Gaddis' Vacation.

WOODLAND, July 10.-Judge Gaddis
adjourned court this afternoon for the
summer vacation. On Tuesday morning
he will take his departure for Los An
geles, to be absent month
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Anxious to Enlist.

Special Gable to The Call and the New York
Herald Copyrighted, 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett.
HAVANA, July 10.-Prominent Ameri-
cans here will ask President Mckinley's
permission to enlist at least one battalion
of soldiers for duty in the Philippines.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11


~ McKinne, Sanger
R J Vanschie. Auburn
] r Matthews, Ukiah
IC w Rogers, LIS Ang
/ w T Brush, Cal
IL Mcclure, PLnole
A Mccullough, Pinole
iG ] We'll. n Y
G Turner, Modesto
NJ ] Wright, Sacto
! A c Pratt, Carson
iR II Endicott. Stocktn
tJ A Black, Chicago
NJ Swank. Cal
Miss l Swank. Cal
Miss Pennington, Va
4 Miss B Swank, Cal
y \ Gillette & W, Cal
/ A T Ormsby & W. Colo
IC w Baker, Denver
Miss L II Baber, Cal
II B Brewington. MINI
c c Caples. Cal
l. H Young, Cal
F II Powell. Chicago
"A b Chalmers, Cal
&c NJ Ritter. Chico
N l. Levtnson, Portlnd
w d Wheelwright. Or
s NJ ToplitZ. n Y
z Boesch, Cal
F L Bates & W, Cal
f c Liston & W, MINI
II Gibson, Cal
T W H Shanahan, Cal
J D Wadsworth. Cal
E Elder, Woodland
HOTEL.
/ A S Rutherford. city
lJ Fl Wise, Pittsburg
Mrs Fl p Sontag, ,SRaf
Miss E Sontag. S Raj
Miss A Davis. s Raj
II I Goodman, Napa
w NJ Harvey, Tacoma
Mrs Harvey, Tacoma
Mrs Wakefield, Engld
Miss L Guile, Englnd
w ] Shattuck. Ham ri
r Becker. Sacto
Mrs Becker, Sacto
J c Salter. Baltimore
Mrs D Mclean, Mpis
ERN HOTEL.
A D Miller, Penn
4 J f Miller, Penn
D D Miller. Penn
w E Dickinson. Penn
s David, San Jose
T ] Newman, Ukiah
Z w Young & W, n 7
Mrs L L Winters. Colo
c Q Johnson. Denver
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Favorite Line Round the World, via Hawan'
Samoa New Zealand. Australia, india Sue1'
England etc: s610 first class.
J. o. sPREcKELS & BROS. CO.. Agts., ~ Montgomery
Pier J. Foot pacific St Freight Office s27 Market 81
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sAy AND RIVER STEAMERS.

STOCKTON EXCURSIONS.
THE STEAMER H ]. CORCoRAN
VIII leave WRshngton-street wharf al a. m.
daily returning from Stockton at p. m.
daily Saturday excepted. Regular steamers
leave Washington street wharf at m
daily excepting Sunday. -
CALIFORNIA NAV. AND IMP. CO.
Telephone Main sos.
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coxpAes1E eENERALE TRAksATLANTIeuR

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. e=
Sailing every. Saturday at 10 a. m: XIgAE
from Pier AZ North River. foot of "@s-e7zssz'
Morton St LA NORMANDIE. July Is; LA
BRETAGNE, July %; LA GAscOGNE; July p;
la TOURAINE, August s; LA CHAMPAGNE,
Anrust ~ First-class to Havre, s65 and upward.
s Der cent reduction on round trip; Second
class to Havre. s45, 10 per cent reduction on on
round trip GENERAL AGENCY FOR
ifNTTED STATES AND CANADA 81 Broadway
(IIudson building), New York. J. r. FUGAZI
q CO. Pacific Coast Agents. Montgomery
ave San Francisco,
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80. August 4 and every hfth day thersafter; te
change at Seattle to this conpanys steamers
for Alaska and G. N Ry: at Tacoma to N p
Ry; at Vancouver to c. ?; Ry- ,,,,,,
For Eureka (Humboldt Bay. p. m. July ),
g. 10. is, %. rs, August 2. ard every fifth day
thereafter. -
Cayucos Port Hartford (San Luis Obispol,
eayiota Santa BaThqra Ventura nIass7 aHsnemd ana
Newport 9 a m, July s. T. II. Is. 49, %, Y. Sl'
August 4. and every fourth day thereatteru ear uo
ford (San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara. Port
Los Angeles and Redondo tLos Angeles: IL a. a.
and every fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay. San Jose ,1sl qei
Cebo Mazatlan, Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosaila
and Guaymas Mex, 10 a. M. Ith OF eacn
month.
For further Information obtain folder.
The company reserves the right TO changs
without previous notice steamers, sailing dates
and hours OF sailing.
TICKET OFFICE 4 New Montgomery
street palace HoteD.
GOODALI. PERKINS & CO.. Gen. Agts..
10 Market st. San Francisco.
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r H Davis. Oakland
L p Fleishman, Stockt
DR. o L Barton. Mimi
W H Gaffett, Auburn
T A Graham. San Jose
w c Smith, Sacto
c P Bailey, Sacto
T w Schmaling, lone
d A Hare, Cal
G. B ingram, Keswick
T Murphy, Cal
T Cavarallo, san Jose
C D Cavallaro, 5 Jose
A D Frore, San Jose
c A Mckenzie. Cal
G G Byrnes. Sta Cruz
H Todd. Oakland
" p johnson, l. Gatos
NJ b Martin. Ogden
Miss NJ Howell, Utah
Miss L Shaw, Utah
S G Lines. n Y
II A Walsh, Cleveland
Miss Graham, Ind
Miss Kelley. Ind
I. S Russell. Tenn
" Evans, n Y
A H Goldstein, Cal
] c Franks. Cal
l. B Hendricks, Portld
c b Ford. Sn Andreas
A W Lewhmenn. Tenn
Mrs W f Fairchild, Cal
Miss ] Fairchild, Cal
J NJ White. Stockton
A Anderson, Suisun
A F Smith. Cal
PALACE
E Hackmeyer. Guatla
II A Ward, n Y
c S Cappenburger, NY
w A Zurn. \ Y
Mrs Land. Syracuse
e C Mix. n Y
Mrs z c Mix, n \
A l. Kennedy. Phlla
II S Greenlief. U s A
] F Herllhy, n Y
Mrs J A Phillips. Ia
c r Bell. Los Ang
Miss NJ Bell, Los Ang
r 6 Brown. S Rafael
Mrs r s Brown. S Raj
NEW WEST
A E Loomis & W, Ariz
J Stewart. Neb
F Kern, Fresno
J J Cross. Stockton
J c Freeman. Suisun
C F Howell. Cal
G Z Anderson, Cal
f Estrada, Petaluma
Miss Smith, Cal
7 7 Wesling. Penn
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s. 8. Mariposa sails
via Honolulu and
Auckland for Sydney
Wednesday. July II,
at 10 p. m.
The g. S. Australia
sails for Honolulu
Wednesday. July ss,
at 2 p. nj.
WnrLd rin Hawaii
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ALASKA COMMERCIAL co.

FOR ST MICHAEL, GOLOVIN BAY. CAP@
NOME DAWSON AND ALL POINTS
ON YUKON RIVER
The New Steamers
BERTHA and PORTLAND
VIII leave San Francisco between 18th and
Goth Of July for above points, making pronpt
connections with our river steamers on the
Yukon River ..
For freight, passage and further information
apply to
ALASKA COMMERCIAL COMPANY,
slO Sansome St. San Francisco. Cal.
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN

TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW -LONDON-HAMBUSG.
TwIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
NEW N-PARIS-HAAIBURG.
Also NEW YoRK-HAMBURG Direct
For sailings. ETC. apply, to HAMBURG-
HERZOG & CO, Gen. Agents Pacific Coast,
4oi CALIFORNIA ST, cor. Sansome. and
lis Montgomery St. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

A Yonkers, n. Y, man dislocated his
shoulder by SneeZing.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Go.

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf, San Francisco:
For Alaskan ports, 10 a. m,
July 5, 10, IS, 20, %, 30. August
4, change at Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver tb-
C.), Port Townsend. Seattle,
Tacoma. Everett. Anacortes
ard New Whstcom Wash. },
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

GRAND HOTEL.
r II Davis Oakland u McKinne, Sanger
I p Fleishnan Stockt r Vanschie. Auburn
I1r q /, Barton MINI ~ r Matthews, Ukiah
W H Gaffett, Auburn W Rogers, Is Ang
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-19

The Sioux Falls Argus Leader ie
working hard these days to stir up bad
blood between Madison people and Sen.
ator Pettigrew over the coming Of Mr..
Bryan. The Argus Leader thinks Mr..
Bryan ought not to speak at Sioux Falls
the day before lie appears at Madison,
and looking at it from the Argus Lead.
er's political standpoint we don't wonder
at it's soreness and apprehension. But
the Argus Leader is presum,ng q good
dea! when it claims Madison peo-
pie have q string on Mr.. Bryan for the
18th, the day before he appears at Mad.
ison. In fact, there is nobody ia Mad
lson 30 far as We have heard who is
either worrying or complaining q great
deal about Mr. Bryan's appearance in
Sioux Falls, except perhaps some po.it-
zeal wlseacres OF the Argus Leader
stripe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-19
Notice OF Expiration OF Redemption.

To c. Il. Kennedy and T.. X. Clough, the own.
crs aud persons IN possession and the persons
In whose names the land, lot and premises here.
matter described 10 taxed: You will picsse take
notice, That heretofore to- wit, On the 4,h day OF
November, lsg5, the following described real e.
tate TO wit: The eouth 69i5 feet Of the west half
(wti) OF block sixteen (i6) Of Kennedy'a Ex,en.
sion OF the City OF Madison, according to the re.
corded plat thereof, In the county OF Lake, In the
state VI South Dakota, was, BY the county treas
urer OF the said county Of Lake, duly sold Ia the
manner In all respects - required and provided
BY law, to c. 3. Kennedy for the delinquent taxes
then due thereon for the year 1894, that the said
county treasurer Of said Lake county, duly issued
to eaid purchaser c. b. Kcnredy . certificate u
sale, in the manner provided by law, dated Nov.
embei !, 1895. ie numbered s1l, and bears interest
from date thereof II the rate Of IS per cent. per
annum that said certificate Of sale has been duly
sold and assigned to Northwestern Loan & Bank.
Ing Company. who IL now the owner and holder
thereof; that said sale has not been redeemed
from. and that the right Of redemption will ex.
pire and = deed for ssid premises and lot be
made after sixty days from the completed service
Of this notice.
Dated Madison. 8. d., June ~, 1879.
NORTHWESTERN LOAN l. BANKING CON
PANi,,, Owner Of Said Certificate Ut Sale.
BY j. II. WILLIAMSON,
Attorney.
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MINERS INDICTED.

Grand Jury Acts In the Cases Growing
Out Of the Riots at Wallace, Id
WALLACE. Ida, June l9.-The grand
jury has reported as follows:
1--WE have carefully examined into all
the cases growing out Of the riots Of
April 20 in Shoshone county and after
mature deliberation have found true
bills against all participants who have
been identified. A large number OF
others who are identified as partici-
pants. hut whose true names are I'M
known to Us, have been indicted under
fictitious names. We would recon-
mend that. owing to the fact that q
large number Of those indicted are not
in custody, the indictments be not pub
lished unless so ordered by the court"
Accompanying the report was a large
mass Of indictments. There were about
80. but many contained numerous
names, SO the number indicted will re-
main unknown.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-19
clety IN the world and the mother ASSOC
citation OF all other secret societies. and
they have abundant testimony to Justify

clety IN the world and the mother ASSOC
citation OF all other secret societies, and
they have abundant testimony to justify
their claim. Masonry, so-oslled, may be
co-existent With civilization. It may
not originally have been designed as q
secret society, but it was undoubtedly
the repository 10 its earliest days OF such
discoveries in art and science as were
helpful to mankind. and the wisest and
most skilful men we're it's patrons and
members. Masonry is q growth and in
its origin it was q necessity 10 preserving
from loss such useful Inventions and i'm.
provements, especially in the mechanical
arts. as have marked the progress OF
mankind from the day when men emerg-
ed from bsrbarism and began to Quilt
vate a civilized name OF living. AS a
practical association it has ceased to ex.
,st. but its symbols and ceremonies all
relate to u time when every Mason's
apron was the Rarb Of q man skilled 10
mechanical craft. Masonry is now a
great moral and benevolent association:
worldwide though unostentatious. snd
it is performing a noble work for man
kind. 1t Is the exemplar of true chart
ty, and it's principles. heaven born, teach
men those lessons that experience sp-
proves as the best that men and women
can learn, AID obeylng them, peace and
contentment and rational enjoyment
will be the fruit Of such obedience.