davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Llewllyn, Robert Lundquist, Alfred
Miles, Julius Muir, Edward Logue,
James O'Neil, Samuel Rath, Irving
Rivett, John Ryan, Lester Rymen,
Louise Schroeder, Roy Sent, George
Schultz, Henry Wdcks, Karl Gdsse,
Gladys Cummings, Nellie Goeller. Glen
ME Crowell, Leola Edwards, Irma. Hof-
felt, Anita Ingrom, Evelyn Morris, Rosa
Semi, Helen Sheehan, Faye Sowell,
Lena Stein, Edith White.
Second Grade, Mrs. Clara F. Parsons,
teacher Alma Anderson, Matte
Vaughn, Tulle Holmes, Hazel Dunbar
Della Pommer, May Donovan, Ldbbie
Higgins Rachel Smith, Vivian Seaman,
George WeisSman, Carleton Katzen-
stein, Donald Wachorst, Robbie Swan
ston, Frank Besson, Melvina Best,
Harry Hanlon. Leo Schwartz, Louise
Buderer, Ella Goethe, Nellie McLaugh-
Ian, Nettie Mclaughlin, Marguerite
Pickett, May White. Emma Wise, Cal
lie Casey, George Casey, Willie Blower,
Clarence Longton, Willie Seton, Louie
Rette. Willie Kunz. julius Daniorth.
Annie Dorscher, Harold Buchanan,
Johnny Meyers. Oscar Kerr.
First Grade, Nellie Harrison, teacher
Ralph Bacon, Stephen Currie, Walter
Chisholm, Emma Fix, Katherine Fish,
Alice Finnegan, Walter Fehr. Ernest
Fields, Alma Gleie, Bernice Henley.
Irene Hoefer, Richie Herbert, Irene
Kunz, Eddie Kelliher, Frank Kunz, Mu-
riel Lewis, Manuel Maisel, Lynn Moy-
nihan, Josie Meyers, Raymond Open
helm, Adell Reeves. Martina Ruggles,
Elisa Strum, Agatha Schiller, Henry
Schweitzer, Herbert Sterling, Meta
Woods, Ruth Wissemann, Helen Wal
ton, Willie Warra.
First Grade, Annie j. Neary, teacher
Freddie Cordes, Hattie Schmall, Gar
rette Doty, Eddie Hepting, Hazel Pen
nington, Robert Schenk, Romie Allen
der, Charlie Casey, Albert De Ligne,
Willie Jones, Herbert Livingston, Mer-
vyn Haggerty, Virma Revoid, May
Rette, Ethel Brusch, Stella Burkhart,
Joe Ryan, Myrtle Ryan, Tommy Al
lender Gerald Edwards, Frank Blair,
George Gum, Frank Logue, Conrad
Van Norman, Elwood Rackliffe, En-
NETT Wilson.
First Grade, Annie S. Brogan, teach
er = Freda Anderson, Alice Bastian,
Emil Chapman. Clay Chapman,
Ethel Clark. Jennie Cullivan, Isa-
bel Curtis, Johnnie Cuthbert, Louis
Dickey, William Edinger, Roland
Fletcher, Werner Gaus, Adelaide Greer.
Ray Hauk, Hattie Mechlar, Frank Nc
Grath, Roy Muir, Leo O'Brien, Ida
Roche, Charles Rogers, Paul Rogers,
Ruth Schnelle, julia Schwoerer, Alex
ander Scott, Frank Silva. Herman
Stultz, Paul Terry, Ethel Turner, Sam
my Thorp, BERTHE Ward.
kindergarten Grade, Sue B. Dixon,
teacher Clara Schenk, Ruth Miles,
Florence Hood, Eugenia Vaughn, Min
ME Rath, Ethel Gwinn Freda Stadler.
Alice Henley, Bessie Harcourt, Irene
Ryan, Hattie Hill, Bernice Epson, Lo-
raine Miller, Herbert Cordes, Chris
Buderer, Nei1nan Deidrich, Robert
Fisher, Aloise Deipenbrock, Raymond
Uelden, Clarence Andrys, Reggie Har-
court. Joaquin Maisel, Elmer Rouf,
Horace Hill, Pete Silvia, Robin Carpen-
ter, Freddy Schneele. Frank Osbourne,
Hadwick Thompson, Nesley Hoffelt,
Floyd Baker.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT II
Court in and FOR the county of Sacra-
mento, State of California, duly given
and made on the 18th day of June, 1899:
Glars e sne e. ma coMMAssr n" deceased a the
undersigned, the administrator OF said
estate, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, United States
gold coin. and subject to confirmation by
said Superior Court, on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of July, 1899, at the hour
Oh IL O'CLOCK a. M, on the premises in
the city of Sacramento, county of Sac
ramento, State Of California all of the
Clara G. Commassi, at the time of her
death. and all of the right, title and in
terest that the said estate has by opera
ton of law or otherwise acquired other
than or in.Addition to that of the Clara
G. Commassi, at the time of her death,
in and to thatscertain lot, or piece of land,
described as follows, to wit: The west
half of the east half of lot number two,
in the block bounded by l. and M, Fourth
and Fifth streets, III the city of Sacra
mento, county of Sacramento State of
California.
United States gold coin; 10 per cent. of
the purchase price to be paid at the time
ton Of sale by said Superior Court. Deed
at the expense of the purchaser.
A. J. RHOADS,
AS Administrator. with will annexed, of
the estate of Clara G. Commassi; de-
White & Seymour, Attorneys for Ad-
ministrator. Je21-4tIh
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Union Primary.

Mrs. NJ. E. Mumford, Principal.
Fifth Grade, Nettie Price, teacher
Elsie Barrett, Leslie Blanchard, Dora
Congdon, Lawrence Corsaw, Alonzo
Colby, Correano Christine, Anita Eb-
ner. Frank Laracy, Edgar Misplay.
Grace Naghel. Lottie O'Malley, Idalene
OMalley, Perlee Robertson, Elmer
Sweeney. William Smith, Emma Shir-
ley, Elmer Wermuth.
Fifth Grade, Jennie Crofton, teacher
Elsie Braun, Clarence Corson George
Douglas, Joseph Gianinnini, Helen
Goodell, Rae Hewett, Lily Hughes, Ha-
eel Kilgore, Daisy Moke, Irving Mason,
Edna Schadt, Lester Schadt, Edwin
wilmunder, Earl Willis, Mabel Wright,
Rose Zangerle.
Fourth Grade, Mrs. NJ. Long, teacher
Pearl Barber, MYRTLE Blum, Pearl
Chandler, Charlie Cook, Charlie Cooper.
Fred Eberhardt, Julia Ellison. Gwynne
Hamilton, Harry Joslyn, Angelo Mais-
sonave Tfllie Pauly, Herman Phleger,
Franklin Pendery, Lester Phillips, Bev.
erly Tickner, Willie Trapper, Pearl
.yisker, Cleo Wheat, Irene Wermuth.
Fourth Grade, Roselle M. Inglis,
teacher-Mary Bergman, Alfonso Die
terle. Charlie Eldred, Eugene Faure,
Mabel Gibson. Harley Grady, Eva Hol-
ben. I.eita Jones. Foster Manley, Elsie
Mason, Eugene Oatman, Frank Ochs-
ner, Rufus Rhoads, Arthur Schuck,
Earle Sherburn, Earl Shortridge, Ross
Harter, Lille Brese.
Third Grade, Tillie G. Scott, teacher
Allan Baker, Marguerite Braun, Elmer
Brown, Maud De Croft, Raymond Fer
guson. Joe Goulden. Earl Houck, Winnie
Kemper, Frank Klotz, Rudolph Klotz,
Russell Long. Gertrude Matt, Alex
Moose, George Mcclellan, Walter Nc
Manus, Paul Nathan, Leita Mason,
Lena Parlarmo. Emma Russell, Henry
Ruedy, Walter Ruedy, Ethel Simpson,
Harold Thomas, Gladys Washington.
Third Grade, Mrs. S. Wurst, teacher
Charlie Allen, Albert Barber, Eddie
De Costa, wilhelmina Denning. Arthur
Ferguson, Edna Ferguson, Eddie Ger
Der. Eakle Hart, Earl Hart, Edna jack
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NEW TO-DAY.
CARD
To the Citizens of Sacramento.

1T IS THE DESIRE OF THE GEN
eral Committee on Fourth of July Cele-
bration that the different features pro-
vided for the entertainment of the citi-
zens of Sacramento and vicinity on our
natal day be novel, new and interesting.
No pains have been spared to make the
celebration success in every particular
and it is reasonable to expect that the
parade, literary exercises, afternoon en-
tertainment and evening display will
make a combination of entertainment far
superior to any ever given in this city:
There will be several cash prizes offered
for the best DECORATED TRADES We
HICLE, also SPECIAL PRIZES FOR
BEST DECORATED FAMILY CARRl-
AGES AND BUGGIES. The merchants
and citizens generally are earnestly re-
quested to. make display in the parade
and contribute to the success of the cele-
bration by decorating their places of bus
mess and thereby making manifest their
interest in what should be grand pa
triotic celebration. H. I. SEYMOUR,
Grand Marshal.
E. H. Mckee, Chief Aide. (B.C) 1t
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NOTICE OF SALE BY COMMISSIONER
UNDER FORECLOSURE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
undersigned Commissioner. appointed by
the Superior Court of the County of Sac
ramento, State of California, in the action
wherein Occidental Building and Loan
Association, q corporation, is plaintin,
and w. w. Rhoads, administrator of the
estate of w. .. HI. Ross, deceased, Is de-
PENDANT, that pursuant to the decree made
and entered in said action in said court,
the undersigned will. on THURSDAY, the
10th day Of July. 1899, at 10 o'clock a. m,
in front of the County Courthouse OF the
County of Sacramento, at the corner OF
ramento, sell at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash, gold coin
Of the United States. and subject to re-
demption, the real property In said de-
cree described. or so much thereof as may
be necessary in order to make the pay
ments directed to be made by said decree.
The real property to be sold Is all that
real property situate in the City of Sac
ramentc, County OF Sacramento, State OF
California, known, designated and de-
scribed as follows:
The east thirty-two feet of the west
sixty-four feet OF lot number one. in the
square bounded by w and x, and Twenty
first and Twenty-second streets, as desig-
said city, together with all the improve
ments thereon, and the hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Dated, Sacramento, June q. 1899.
JOHN C. MARSH,
Commissioner of the Superior Court of
the County of Sacramento State of Cal
ifornia, in said action
Hiram w. Johnson, Attorney for Plain
tin je2s-4tTh
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Washington Primary.
Mary L. Woods, Principal.


Fifth Grade, Hattie M. Frazee,
Standardization Arnold, Morton Ar
mold, Minerva Bell, Hazel Clark, Eu-
gene Christianson, Flora Cronemiller,
Paul Drescher, Harold Dundas, Ruby
Gilman, Louie Glickman, Martha Click
man, Ernest Littlefield, Willie Lockart,
Elwood Mier, Howard Panabaker, Flora
Peterman Irene Pritchard, Matte Rob-
bins, Myrtle Ross, Philip Schepp, Ger
aldine Smith, Virgie Stevens, Nellie
Yule, Lottie Ziegler.
Fifth Grade, Florence A. Chapman,
teacher = Grace Brown, Irma Childs,
Packie trimmings, Emma Deschler,
Willie Dueber, Aloysius Farewell,
Mabel Godegast, Lena Guthrie, Frank
Gillenwaters, Ora Hambly, Jennie Hol-
lis. Charlie Irwin, Leland Lash, Zflpha
Lemery, Virginia Liesch, Marjorie
Lord, Reggie Mahett, Elijah Price, Tom
Rego, Janet Ross, Frank Stahl, Sophie
Stephens, Fannie Storror, Fannie
Thackham, Lille Thomas, Goldie Ward,
Vivian Warmly, Clarence Williams,
Marion Wood, Gertrude wager.
Fourth Grade, Laura E. Hess, teacher
Evelyn Anderson, Alberta Abrams,
Harry Brown, Frank Boyden, James
Chambers, Walter Farewell, Ida Green,
Marguerite Halves, Bernerd Kaufman.
Isabel Lefar. May Meyer, Edith Mel
sen, Flora Ogg, Vivian Pratt, Eddie
Reuter-, Gusta Simmermacher, Gene
We've Steinkamp Esther Sandal, Maud
Strover, Louis Vaughn.
Fourth Grade, Rachel c.. Chappell,
teacher-Ethel Aldrich, Frank Banta,
Carroll Causley, May Cofield, Thee.
Dueber, George Fisher, Harold Green,
Genevieve Hanly, Otto Herbst, Mag
gle Logan, Fred Lomond. Clarence Nc
Clure, Leola MCGEE, Eileen Pierson,
Adel Solomon, Florence Simmons, Levi
| Sutliff.
Third Grade Emma E. Woods, teach
er-Anita Barrett, Effie Buell., billiard
Clark, John Cronan Genev.eve Douglas,
Emma Gerig, Louise Gerig, Bert Gift
ford, Henry Godegast, Carolyn Hatch,
Willie Hood, Gladys Kidd, Charles
| Leinberger, Mabel Lockart, Charles
Mauerhan, Ethel Mcclure, Nita Mott,
Agnes Neirhoff, Edith Peterman, Essie
Phillips, Julia Price, Mabel Sandal,
F'rida Schellenberg, Helen SERVER, Paul
Stevens, Mary Thomas, Willie Toland,
Bertram WEIGH, Ethel Coleman, Oscar
Lomond.
Ihlrd Grade, Mrs. Nellie Ravens
teacner--Peter Byrne, Elva CHRISTIE
Cnariie Cody, Helen Dodge, Kari Fish
er, joe Gerig, Elsie Gascoigne, Gertrude
Hunt, Hazel Haedrich, Waiter Hodg-
kinson, Alice Hawkins. Willie keilam
Bertie Lais, Gertrude McBurney, Birdie
Napier, Minnie Norris, Katie Newman,
ANNIE Pietscher, Wendell Philips, Les
| lie Ruggles. Annie Stodl, Mildred
Thompson, Ralph r. Taylor, Ralph
Taylor, Roy Wahlander, Claire Wolf.
Second Grade, Alice NJ Smith, teacher
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We have a Hospital Mangle, and we res
ton. BY sending your sheets, pillow
slips. towels, table cloths and napkins to
n us yS ,'1,s VIII greatly reduce yopr house,
with. our. work. UNION LAUNDRY.
Tenth and q streets.
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GRAND
GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION AND DANCE
GIVEN BY

SACRAMENTO TURN.VEREIN,
At Turner Hall. Thursday Ev'g, June goth,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PRIZE
Club to the Annual Tournament at san
Francisco. Admission, Csc. Right of ad-
mission reserved. 1t
The record-union., 1899-06-29

NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-Es ESTATE OF
KNUTE MOE. deceased. Notice is here
by given by the undersigned George B.
Dean, G. r. Dickerson and d. J. Man.
nix. executors of the last will and testa-
ment and estate of Knute Moe, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within four months after the first pub
lication Of this notice. to the said execu-
tors, at the law Office of Grove I. John
SON, s6toH Building Sacramento. CAL, the
same being the place for the transaction
OF the business Of the said estate In the
said County Of Sacramento, State Of
California. GEORGE B. DEAN,
e. F~DICKERSON,
d. ;. MANNIX,
Executofs cf the eetate Of Knute Moe,
deceased. "a
Dated at Sacramento, Cal. June Is, 1899.
Grove L. Johnson. attorney for estate
5eS9-5tTh
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ANOTHER ONE AGAINST FAwcETr.
Ex-Gold Commissioner Charged
with Taking Valuable Papers.

II IS charged IN Dawson that e1~tsD.d
Comm.ssIoner Fawcett. who came through
here two weeks ago an his way TO Ottawa.
had IN his possession documents and pa
yers which would prove very damaging 20
ham were a gena.ns investigation 81 the
conduct OF the gold commissioners office
10 he held The hionaike Nugget Of March
Is tbe paper which .as largely instrument
tai In having Fawcett removed from his
Office said:
when Fawcstf was removed from bis
cfffSs. psFemp'criig, some months ago. be
lsfi IN his Office some papers very valuable
60 the investigation. II Il was Is De- a gen
ulne ore. There were files OF cornmuaiea-
tteus from Ottawa ard there was a book
containing records Of many claims which
faScott had kindly held over without rep
fe~eutass0n for rich men and for coDpa-
nies- Where are they now7 ON a sed
'mgshsng' esit over the ice IN the possession
% the accused man IL almost passes be
lief that the accused should be a carte
biane judge 10 overhaul the Secosts ard
take away with him whatever be pleased
az bis own discretion. Yet ihis is what has
been done in Fawcelts case.
ITO show The interesting natuts If some
Of the Ottawa communications W. quote SIS
follows from member OF the government
10 fawceit: 'As long as you don't do any
thing very hai-aud don't think that pos
sihleyeg may depend upan being support
ed by Mr.. Smart and All Sifion. TIE fore
kolng II gem in is way as suggesting the
present efforts az whte~ash,
"iins the next II stNl richer. The whole
talk here TN government cire,eSl Is, are
You going to ran the people or arc the PEG
pie going 20 run youg
''Is would he interesting to- know just
how far A"Ssrs. Smart ard sfton have
agreed 10 stand by Mr. neilve in MS In
Nest'xstson. which is Mt an inv estigaf
That Smart SIgton & g. fFa ~ desire
tc probe fhlBgs To the bottom and place
the blame y--@re II belongs no Cas here ha-
iieves for a moment. fisw far Mr. Dgslyie
dsFes "a so In opposition to the wishes -
Smart. Ssften ~ CO. San culy be con.
tectureS"
IL Is maintained thai Mr. Fawcett bur
rsed an through 20 Ottawa In order -
rrach there tAe sauna time a. tae report -
fas rHSaf commission which tnve#ffxa all
hts conduct az the g0it = 9narTgt ~ liners Of
zee II - san That ha was anxious "a e'y
ct some CT ;he testimony ~ personal ex-
rlanaSisn - the minister ~ justice.
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4 HRfEF. BtSY SESSION.
Small Attendance at Chamber of
Commerce Meeting

There vas an unusually small attend
aHrG ri the meeting Of the Chamber OF
commerce yesterday afternocn, although
mere was quorum present, ana consii-
cradle important business transacted
Sometimes fenness OF members expedites
press ~ business.
TIE secretary * the National Eirca-
ta1al Association wrote, ire chamber tha.
ho could uct say when % fer how long
thai ot"y would visit Seattle during SIS
coming meeting at Los Angeles Cal.
Sea.ie by majority 81 the members
It}e secretary ~ tbs transmit Sstssg Fps
commercial congress - nv he'd ia Wteh-
ia. Kan. oD Jane l. ara 3 mex wrote
reminding the chamber mat Il hs5 no,
joinst in The a}znost universal Invitation
te tcesi3eni Mckinley IA attend ths cca-
grc@s- TIE secretary was ordered 1o for
msiay afge the presien: - attend the
congress y possible
TIE !eYarfrn@as ~ state answered. he
letter Recently sent br thr chamber 80 ina,
qi''st ~ Resident - SNatou Cbra. ssk-
tuE taa1 ar Am i~au consul be asslsYess
q ttst rort rs reply ire. gises.s mont
statvs. t7@t tssTe 7as no necessity fov a
easteul al th# port named as nc Americans
rcsiacs taere aua gre American consul
- A12s 80 T~1}"s distant. MS 3a.ty atle
So care Ger sats ports
the Invitation sent ~ the chamber %
r.easArgs ef tAe $ssus hs@h commission n
81" Aiask&C h~-sssrY aJa>-tcu ask g
-rFsf2 H> Se.t H< titf' ss,reEa4~T - S-- "a
- x3e.t ne <er-hH SIS; art AIss&a vas
efsTert& ~ s. -etary ~ : AS sfay. say
ing e ~a'fls os- sasfsass 57'tr, fer ngu 10 ar
Ift iAf t&-t fat55E la.t promising me az
r ffS IT. f7s3% -f17. stt3sn
tTess-Tnr tssRtes ar1asirce+l s1ag as haf
.rAHsf7 riar n .~ III Se2csio .
! *zksn t}a ~-s 11F Yes. s-isn - sr-,er -
lters cf7s~frsys - thr ,71.ss rss tses ogg taa
e Lass aHH ast Il ~a~ ssveahla
erh~r visitors Sessst fsr
8er customs -ef@rt 10Y tre }esxa; sosui
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Canadians (Which Is in entire accordance
with the exclusion measure). and work
ing licenses at Victoria, and are locating
ard developing AtI.n Claims with the same
safety they did last fall. This statement
is borne out by the confirmation that a
man known 10 the informAas having suca
documents, was IN the Attn country doing
that work
When the exclusion Law was passed it
was III anticipation Or an enormous rush Of
Americans 20 the cass.ar as there would
probably have been. and Il was the desire
10 retain the gold fields for British sab
tscis. But X now seems that there are
richer fields in that same vicinity and on
the American side OF the boundary line.
and Attn has been neglected by AmeYicans
and Engi!shmea alike. The British Column
hian merchants who hoped to have a .arge-
~ increased trade On account of the ex-
cius!on, realized that their expectations did
not pan out. and IL is considered that
these various causes have made the enact.
rnent what is claimed 10 be- practically
dead letter.
II IS relatively seldom that pfosnactors
nov bound - the ncrth fo- tho frat time
are destined 10 the Attn county: they are
on The way 10 FoEeupine. the Copper river
Cock inlet ara the numerous ether loca!s-
ties In AlasSs. and At!ln has g9ne by The
haaTd. The A,iin claims are 10 feet
square, a comparatively limited extent
that any experienced Americans can WORK
oui IN one season This !nduce.nent is not
suficlen: 10 attract knowing prospectors
when there are ether localities where they
can have larger holding and at The sama
tire with better and mare permanent
outlook
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WOMEN ARE NOT CITIZENS.
STRANGE CONSTRUCTION PLACED
ON ALIEN EXCLUSION ACT.
Men with Power OF Attorney and
Working Licenses Locate in At
lin. Even Though They Are Not
Subjects of Her British Majesty.

Advocates 81 equal rights fer women will
be interested IN what IL sad 20 ~ me
latest irserpretz .lon CT the British CciuIi-
taa alien exclusion saw, pasSea LasZ 1a1u-
ary. 10 stop Americans trsn beating
claims IN the Atlin district The report
comes from Skagway that women ressd&nts
OF the United States are no< aliens IN the
meaning Il t6e act, hat that tEsy 20 sass
all tie rights 81 British subjects IN the
placer mining districts and this rspo-1 -
hacked Up BY the news that doza2s Q,
women are therefore rushing 70 tire Atm
district 10 get the choice claims tha- are
left IL il sad 20 make 10 difference
whether these women are married. aad
rnay locate property for their husbands, or
others for ths.r brothers or fathers or
friends or grahst sta keTs-tae more WOMEN
the -nerrIer Is the invitation Of the British
Columbian officials.
I. seems thar the provincial lawmakers
have realized that they got mare tran taey
bargalneG for when they excluded American
citizens from the privileges Of digging Tor
gold in their territory. and are now Soing
all they can 10 atone for the alleged sncrs-
sightedEesS II il even the report, ard thls
- based on the statement OF a Juneau min
ing engineer and attorney. who IS known
- be thoroughly reliable. that Americans
are getting power OF attorney from various
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PUGET SOUND PREsBYTERY.
It's Session Commenced Last Even.
ing at Everett.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
EVERETT, April 12-The preshytery Of
Puget sound viii begin its session this
evening in the Presbyterian church. This
Is the spring meeting OF the presbytery
and between forty and Atty ministers and
elders viii he In attendance. The bust
ness session VIII begin at $50 tomorrow
and continue until noon.
The delegates VIII then be invited 10 at
tend Dinner given BY the ladies Of the
church, At o'clock the Rev. Z. A.
Hoidridge. the Oregon evangelist Will con-
aact Bible study" for one hour The
remainder az the afternoon VIII be de-
voted to business.
The installation services OF the pern1a-
nent pastor here will be held at 100 The
installation sermon Will be preached by
the Rev. A. l.. Hntehison. d. D., OF the
First church in Seattle.
The Rev. Thomas MaeGulre. who or
gained fhs first church on the townsite
OF Everett, and who built the church and
for a time was It's pastor. viii give the
charge to the members of the church.
Special music viii be rendered by the
church ouartette during the services
The following IS partial LIST OF the dee
gates gate. who vii be present: Rev. G; F.
Thomas MacGuire. Rev. W A. Majors.
Rev. Hugh w. Gilchriss. Rev William
Davis Rev. ]. orneivena, all % Seattle:
Rev W. a. Sample. p. D.. of Quicene
Rev. ]. A Laurie and Rev, G. j. Gods
man. of Anacortes: Rev. A q. Boyd. OF
Everson: Reg. ": a. Mackey. OF What
com Key. Robert Boya, president or WHIT
worth college. Sumner; Rev. p. X Nc
Elmcn, Of Den1.ng; Rev. J. V. Mllligan.
Of E,eElsburg: Rev. a. =. Cort. OF Lopez
island: Rev ~ J. Edmunds of Ballard
Rev. -. II. Alien, Of North Yakima Rev
" :. WSaleT. Of Rert0n Rev b. F.
Miller, of SSdro: Rev W. ]. Bone and
wife. Of Wenatchee: Rev. J. II. Beat;ie.
NJ Auburn; Rev J. A Laurie. ir. ~
ra!Thaven: Rev f., A HoIdrjdge 81 Port
land Or: Rev Cornweii. II Kent: Rev
Bly;h. Of Roslyn: Elder L. X Loose.
~ Snosou:sh. ard Elder Robert Main
OF Kent and twelve other elders win be
among gns delegates These delegates are
being entertained in the homes ~ the mem
the hotels.
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ANOTHER GRAVEL DISTRICT.
Gold 1onad between kIondik~
River and Iosrat s,uEch

What is supposed - "a ore Il fae most
IstssF kahsa ieE9H'ts - wash gTavri In re
hi@saike res .gns wss f9Nn3 upan Re sp8T
az she mountain dividing the k}endsk# rty-
cr ard t-ovste gulrh Three 4 r rent - .
g0sft% eaeA carrying Eo.a ie lesser or
gffBter quantities. ear Va traced
S#!fsn t.nte iu last July er August a man
named Clarke commenced s3rif }rr tut5
"Abt is Haw thc lower haif ( N -
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