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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
PROGRAMME or CARNIVAL.
Attractive special Features for DIFF
ferent Day. Of the Fair.


ferent Day. OF the Fair.
The programme for the Elks Carnival
has been completed and published, show
ing that for each day OF the two weeks
the fair will last there Wi be new and
special features II is an attractive pro
gramme and guarantees to every visitor
20 Savannah a thoroughly enjoyable time
no matter what day he selects for MS
visit
The carnival will be formally opened al
/ O'Clock on the afternoon OF Monday,
Nov. 3. when a little girl viii touch the
electric button that closes the circuit anu
START the wheels OF the fair aud all ~
mysteries IN motion. In the evening OF
the same day the queen. little Chiquita'
The Living Doll" will be crowned queen.
The usual ceremonies attendant upon
functions Of this character Will not ne
omitted. but rather will b. amplited and
Increased.
ON "Wednesday there viii Be nisht
naeeant. in which the queen and her court
viii participate The bands will accom-
many this parade through the streets OF
che city and back to the carnival grounds
in the Park Extension. where a special
night programme viii be carried out. ON
Friday the Concatenated order Of Hoo
Hoo will be in evidence. and at night.
win take possession Of the carnival
grounds and all they contain.
For other days there are other special
features. which will be increased as hnal
arrangements are made. The railroads
repors that there will be large attendance.
and the indications are Of the best COR
success IA every department. Concerts
day and night By the two bands thai Will
play IN the carnival grounds will assist
In making visit attractive and pleasant.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
lnrned heroultn- ~ re.nectfnnr.

turned herewith Very respectfully.
r. A. Reeve. Acting Solicitor.
Treasury Department. Bureau OF Immi-
grafton. Oct. 2. is0.-Oneial copy respect
fully furnished 20 the supervising surgeon
general. marine hospital service. this be-
Ing in response 20 his letter OF the 18th
Instant C.. H. W. p. II. Larned.
Acting Commissioner General
DR. Drummer said that the opinion OF
the solicitor OF the treasury would have
but little bearing upon the situation rs
regards the sleeping Of sailors ashore AZ
the port this season. the season having
but four days TO run and there being but
che ship In port with Chinese sailors
aboard II will be taken advantage OF
next season. however.
A. % how the ordinances could be enforc-
ed without danger Of the exclusion act be-
ing violated. Dr. Drummer replied that y
Is q very simple matter The ship bring
ing such sailors into port will be requir-
ed 70 furnish watchmen 20 sec that the
sailors do not escape when brought ashore.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
ALLEGED MURDER En ARRESTED.
Deputies Capture n Fugitive From
Justice From south Carolina.

Deputies Capture Fugitive From
Justice From south Carolina.
George Johnson negro wanted for the
murder OF Jasper Moore. one OF his own
race. which waa committed in saluda,
8 c.. In 1888. was arrested In Yamacraw
last night by Deputy sherins oconnor
and Harugan.
johnson has been living in savannah
for some time and had established a homo
here. He was arrested BY the depu'ies
upon his return from work ana submit
ted quietly enough, refusing 10 make any
statement. however as to the manner
Of the crimes commission.
The evidence against him r. said 20 be
clear and explicit lie killed Moore AZ a
church festival. which was held IN the
uttle South Carolina town IN VIII en- they
both lived he escaped and has been At
large ever since. a reward OF $50 has
been offered for his arrest. which III re
pald 70 Deputies O'Ccunor and Haft gan
.Iohngon WIS committed 20 CHATHAM
county jal to await the arrival Of On
officer from South Carolina with requl
sition. lie will be- carried back 20 saiuda
70 stand trial for The crime with which
he is charged.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
SETTLED orr oF COURT.
Suit % Henry Juchtcr Asainst ~. =
Hnker Was Dismissed.

Tho application for temporary ana
Permanent injunction. against Marcus ;.
Baker made 10 the Superior Court by
Henry Juehter. was dismissed In open
court yesterday morning. The parties
p ne controversy reached an amicanie
adjustment OF their differences. and the
F.nils asst was Dismissed.
NE fllntin claimed in his petition 70
court that the defendants was infrins-
- a certain property 81 his by the
lion of a piazza. Il vas this IN
..--.r.eUi that be sought 90 prevent by
H. scion TO the cour, FOR a writ OF IN
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27

Robert Giles. coiored. was recently dts
covered by the guards OF the convict
gangs roaming az large through the coun-
try. in perfectly aimless fashion and
evincinR every outward indication OF q
very much disorderei mind. lie was
cared for Ter a time At the camp and on
yesterday was committed 20 jaii by Judge
Fernn on warrant charging him with
tuuacy
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27

Msssrs ". r. Dreeson and n. A. Smith
returned yesterday from Cincinnati
whore they attended a meeting OF the adj
visory board Of the knights Of the Royal
Arch Tuesday night Messrs. Dreeson
and Smith had stage seats az the Music
Hall. where they. with 1000 Others. list
eued to the magnificent address OF Hon.
Bourke Cockrnn IN behalf 81 Hon. w. J.
Bryan. They also stopped over In At
iania. where they took IA the fair and
the horaa raraa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
savannah Dancing academy.

40 savannah Dancing Academy VIII
s'e TOO dances a week during the season
Aa Temple. on Tuesday ana Fri
evenings. The instruction 81 pupils
. rder the charge OF Mr.. Jack
viii he conducted IN an apart
itrtte from the dance hall. on
ii} evening. when che next dance
siven. RosenfelTs Orchestra.
VIII furnish tho milric FOR the
during the season, will play q
I'D programme 81 dance music.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
eulRDIAN MusT WAKE RETURNS.
BALES to show Cause Granted
AGAINST PhiIip VI. Russell, Jr.

Rales to show Cause Granted
Against Philip ". Russell, Jr.
Two rules to show cause. addressed 20
Rmp NJ. Russell. Jr. were granted by
I.iEe Ferrin In the Court Of Ordinary
yesterday The rules were not granted
KS understood. at the instance Of any Of
re p7ries Immediately NJ Interest but by
'ts court OF its own volition.
The are, order requires MIR Russell. as
slar8iin OF Philip Wayne Russell. to
snow cause why he should not make re-
furus frr che current year and give new
toll The second order. directed TO the
dTfr1lut as guardian OF Nellie 5. Bar
tss formerly a minor. requires him 20
F0n -luse why h. should not settle NE
'',oluIs with his ward. II IL understood
Thar QUO 81 me hondsmen. in the hrsi case
IS dead ana that the other IS inFoivent
Letters dismissory were granted TO
lHs- 10 IaRoche. formerly administrator
a. Che estate OF jefferson Roberts.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
WITNESS BEFORE SHIELDS.
Deputy Clerk Gillespie VIII Testify
for the Defendants.

Mr.. S +. b. Gillespie. deputy clerk o.
the United States Courts az Savannah.
sailed on tho city of Augusta last nigh
for New York He goes to testify before
Commissioner Shields IN the hearing upon
the application for the removal OF Greene
and the Gaynors from New York to sa-
vnnnah. having been summoned 40 VIII
ness ln behalf Of the defendants
Mr. Gillespie will carry with him ceru-
fed copies Of the jury list, OF the records
concerning the drawing q the grand jury
by which the defendants were iniic,ed
and OF the resignation OF MIR. Edward $.
Elliott. one of the jury commissioners II
will be seen from this that counsel ~. the
defendants intend 20 so very thoroughly
into the examination Of this feature OF the
case
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27

reference 10 the oyster question. re-
70 in recent communications BY
Beckett Esq nnd " W Cor
H. Eco ST. Beckett requests the
~ f Views 10 state th8t the question
a.. ralsel recently ln the courts will
a.. laed untii the merits Of tue case
N..o A. the peeemoeE term.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
+. MORRISON'S i.
PRICE LIST THIS WEEK
Will Be a Money-Saver for You.
HGTHeT' 5
ORi R Z G.
Straight Front
CORSETS
FOSTER PAUL
Kid
Gloves
75C, 81, $3.50

Friendship good thing have but money the ruling power after all
others but
That is
Aof time usede in
Goods Silks
II
buyers throngo
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
oAprraED ny THE POLICE.
PRISONERS on Many Charges sent 60
the Tnrraek- Yesterday.

Frank Jackson co'ored. was arrested
yesterday b. Pauolmsn wion On TIE
charge OF the then Of - from r. p. Gray
son.
Arthur TmmonR. colored. was sent IN
by Patroiman Christie. on the charge Of
beating hts wife and also aesaulinE ana
striking s. Ancrum OF Nc. 80 Lumber
street, who interferfd IN the family row
Louis Roberts. coiofed was captured ~
Patrolman VI Davis. Bo D. chargcd with
stealing clothes from Dora Lawtenee and
"A florence PafkH.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
MRS. ELIZABETH sHEFTALL DEAD.

Her Remains VIII lie Drought 20
savannah To-day.
Mrs Elizabeth sheftall died at Column
bus Ca. yesterday. she was the widow
OF the late Mordicai sheftall. Her re-
mains will arrive by the Central Railroad
this morning at 7 o'clock. The funera,
will take place upon arrival Of the train.
Mrs. Shefiall leaves one daughter. Mrs.
Munroe OF Columbus The interment Will
be IN Laurel Grove Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27

Recorder YESTERDAY. but none on a very
serious charge. and hey were quickly dis
posed OF with the usual options Of nne az
imprisonmenL
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
at ACC

4o-inoh satin-nnish Venctians These
light grey. mOdium grey oxford, castor
and black. and are well worth CSC; our
price .,.........,.
at 49c
4o-inch chevioi. These goods come In
black. brown navy light and medium
grey and oxford: our price. .............isc
at ACC
4O-inch ssIkynnish Henret,as These
goods come In black. brown. grey. navy
rose. garnet, green. castor. Lavender
pink. blue and cream: our prics........asc
at ACC
b4-inch Cheviot. These goods come in
light grey and oxford. and are cheap at
s5c: price
at soc
54-inch Ladies Cloth. These goods come
in black brown. castor. grey. garnet.
green and navy .........................
at 69c
54-inch extra heavy Ladies Cloth in
black brown. green. navy. castor. blue.
oastor-brown. cardinal. garnet and grey.
&C
at 69c
a-inch Cheviot. extra heavy. the So
grade. These goods are In brown navy.
light grey. medium grey. oxford ana
black ...................... .................6so
at zoe
4s-inch snk-hnish Henriestas. in black.
brown. green. navy. grey. castor. new
blue. cardinal. garnet light blue and
cream .............. .........................1sc
at CSC
s2.inch extrn heavy Pebble Chevloi
These goods are In black. navy. and are
worth Si.25. our price..............,.......
at CSC
ss-inch Poplins. These goods come in
black. navy, grey. sage. lavender brown
dark green. castor. real value N.25. our
price .,..........sse
at CSC
s6-irch Tsneta. 22-inch Armure. 2l-inch
eros Grain. 22-inch Luxor. 2o-inch Poplin.
sse
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
at 79c

4s-inch snk-hnish Henrieitas. in black.
brown. green. navy. grey. castor. new
blue cardinal garnet. light blue and
cream .............. .........................7sc
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
HOSIERY. ETC.

/ c Chndren's Ribbed Hose. worth 3d.. 10
c Chlidren's Ribbed Hose.
c Chiidren's Ribbed Hose ............i2szo
Ladies Dotted Hose .lAsao
Ladies' Dotted Hose .....................25o
Mems Hemstitched Handkcrchiefs..... 80
Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchief. 60
Ladies Isace-edge Handkerchiefs.
Zoe. i24c isc ana 80
All shapes IN Ladies' and Mems Collars.
f0c
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
at 69c

bi-fnch Cheviot. extra heavy the Sc
grade. These goods arc In brown. navy.
light grey. medium grey. oxford ana
black ...................+.. ............... $50
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
at SOC

54-inch Ladies Cloth. These goods come
in black. brown. castor. grey. garnet
green and navy ........................... soc
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
at 69c

54-inch extra heavy Ladies Cloth In
black. brown. green. navy. castor. blue
cardinal. garnet and grey
&C
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
at CSC

b2-inch extrn heavy Pebble Chevioi
These goods are In black. navy and are
worth si25. our price. .....................esc
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
LINENS AND D0MESTICS.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.

io4 silver Grey Blankets ...............<ao
io-4 silver Grey B'ankets................ $40
io-a White Blankets .....................sso
io-i White Blankets .........."........ti.4s
IA white Wool Blankets ..............u.s 81
IA White Wool Blankets ............taas
IA White Extra Fine Blankets. .....ss.as
lo-a white sof, Wool Blankets. ~,
ii-i white Extra Heavy Blankets. SO -
Full size Comforts worth 81 90 ..........75o
Full size Comforts worth tiss go
Extra size Comforts. worth s2OO.......u.4s
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
at CSC

fs-inch Popiins These goods come in
black navy. grey. sage lavender. brown
dark green. castor real value N.25: our
price .s..s.......tsc
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
at csc

s6-inch Tsffeta, 22-inch Armure. 2i-inch
eros Grain. 22-inch Luxor. 2o-inch Poplin.
sse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

Kent. wash. May !. isO
rreoerfck. Nelson 4 Munro:
= purchased from you over . year
ego one of your Majestic Steel
Ranges. II has been In constant use
and has given perfect satisfaction
The Aatestics are No. In every re-
Mr.. o. A. Jeffries
Seattle. April .. 100.
Frederick. Nelson 3 Munro:
Gentlemen: The Majestic Steel
Range purchased OF your arm gives
perfect satisfaction, and could not
imagine . better range for all kinds
Of work. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. c. z. Thurston.
Seattle. Wash. April %, 1904
Frederick. Nelson Munro:
Dear Sire: The Majestic Steel Range
gives entire satisfaction In cooking
and baking. II also saves fuel. It has
been severely tested and nils the con-
tract. Yours very respectfully,
Ars. SOPHIA Ekstrand
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

Seattle. April %. 1900.
Frederick. Nelson q Munro:
Gentlemen: We have used the Ma
jestic" for several years and find II
gives splendid satisfaction II uses
less coal than other ranges, heats
quickly and bakes perfectly. We would
use no other range than the Majestic
Yours truly.
Mrs.. !. Cooper.
1lo4 Minor Ave,
Issaquah. April 30. fsco.
Frederick. Nelson 4 Munro:
Gentlemen: I am very well pleased
with my Majestic Steel Range; and
as for It's durability and cooking quail
tiles II cannot be excelled. l remain.
yours very respectfully.
Mrs. f. A TibbettA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

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! PEOPLE VIII
Peters. r. H.. ais ID.
Peterson, j. A.. Ce-
darhomo.
Peterson. r. G.. 9i2
30th Av.
Peer, W. T.. 1907 ard.
Pegott. w. w.
Peer, w. l.. 26oT 3rd.
Perry. w. H.. e226
Fourth Av.
Perkins. G.. q.
Peiser. Mrs. Dora.
Georgetown.
Peter, Aydt. 7o3 Pike
Peterson. N. 8.
Pendleton, NJ. Ev-
erett.
Personeus, w. g.,
lls4 18th Az.
Peckham. c. H.. ils
18th Av.
Pellier. p. N, <o4
Cedar.
Pcgott. w. w.
Peak. w. j., 1904
25th Av.
Philbing, 80 18th
Ave. So,
Phinu. Miss I.
Phillips, M. g., ms
East Terrace.
Phillips Bros.
Pickering. +. g., Mt.
Vernon.
Pigott, william.
PHO, w, H., ian 18th
Pickens. J. NJ. ca
Spring.
Pinkney. A. r.. 1soa
Yesler Way.
PiEgott, William, ioe
IA - -
Plirnpton q Hadra.
436 Burke block.
Poque. J. r.. Clover.
Wn.
Poison. wilton
Hardware Co.
potterfield, G.. r..
room rs Bell.
Pope. II. r.
Potts. II. NJ. 5l2 9Th.
Poison. B.
Powell 4 Co.. Geo.,
Victoria
Prince. Miss Edna.
Park Av.
Preslory. C. n. llW
Pratt. J. W.. ieW
18th Az.
Pruitt. ". L., - eth.
prosch. c.. 1914 18th.
PrAther. DIR. J. w.
Pratt. o. G.
Puget Trading Co..
n. Gamble. Wash.
Puget SOUND Trad.
Co, PIT. Ludlow.
Price, II. r., Port
Biakeley.
Pacific Lounge NAT
tress Factory. Oh.
Pratt, d. III NC
Claire St.
Price. Capt. r. ~.
Gilverton.
Queen, l.. . r., ~
Seneca.
Queen City Cream
cry.
Rainier Grant hotel.
Rasmussen. Peter.
Radford. q. W..
Fremont.
Ranenxailu, n. Sno-
homish. Wash.
Ramquist. DIR. G.. A.
Rank, Mrs. NJ. =.
Rathbun. Mrs. 8. r..
Denny way and
summit.
Ramsey, J. W., Park
av. and Kinnear ri.
Raymond. H.. III
Terry.
Rathbnrn. ID. L.. i7i3
I'D Av.
Reynolds. Mrs, n.
Reardan. r. u. iaps
zist Az.
Reed. e. g., 18th ana
pe@'i J c., 1911 ID.
Redeisheimcr. j.. l1fs
Madison ~.
Hssmer. +. w.
Dearborn and Yak
Rem, j. W.. Kirk
tkfttll
Riplinger. John.
Rhodes. WIN. lith a
y. jefferson
Richie, Capt. J. A.
ia nd Ave. 3.
Rich. tohn, EastiakA
Ave
Rice, q NJ. s1s
BeIleview.
Rice. W. FL. eth ard
Lyman ats.
Rice. VIM. Queen
Anna
Rice. l. NJ. ist3 18th
Riddle. G. A., High
land Drive a War
rem -.
Rinekart. r. W..
EdgewAter.
Rrssecksr. ~ Mar
FuwNfoae Point,
Richm0rd W ".
Roberts. J. a., xi5 sth
pst.,,,.. r. 10 MAJ.
VILE
Robertson. NJ. III
Maynard
itHsen burg. y. H..
iiz1 Warrington
BossiAna n. j.. Is
s&caah
Hhker. w. W.
Keutua son. C. W..
Franklin and East
lake Ag.
Roberts. r. -, Malt.
By.
Rock Island Manu-
txetufing Co.
Rcss. J. IA. Bib sth
nv.
Rcy Mira L. Terry
Rcssmzn. n. W.. rs
tn Az. South.
Roseuturz Eli, AIS
Alder 81
Eoherts w. f., 1913
10Th Ave.
Roth, CaAs., ssi T.
Alder.
Robson. " MIS-
jackson sc.
Rnnkie. r. l.. -
Borsn Ave.
Ruff T.. W.
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Ritxvtlie, wash, Nay 1 isoe.
Frederick, Nelson q Munro:
Dear 6trs: have used the Ma
jestic Steel Range for over three
years and consider 1t without an equal.
Very respectfully yours.
Mrs. r. =. Robbins.
Seattle, May /, $50.
Frederick. Nelson 4 Munro:
l have used the Majestic Range for
about seven years. during which time
It has given perfect satisfaction. do
not. think there is any better range
Mrs. A. NJ. Brookea
Seattle. May s. isoo.
Frederick. Nelson q Munro:
Gentlemen: We have used Ma
jestic Steel Range for eight years and
II has given entire satisfaction. Were
It necessary to replace 1t. We would
certainly secure another Majestic.
Respectfully.
Mrs. (Gen.) J. B. MetcaR.
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Draper. J. r. Ross.
Duncan. w. a.. Bea-
con Hill.
Dunlap. q. W, Dun
lap. Wash.
Dual IVA. Jas.. Fan
Dudley. Mra Minnie.
Dutton, o. J. c., ia
First Az. w.
Duguid. VIM. lloo
Yealer.
Dye. VIM. "a Az.
bet. Battery and
Wall.
Davis Ha-s--s-s Co.
Mount Vernon.
Easton. J. l.. Fair-
haven.
Eestwick. p. O.. p
Townsend
Eckley. q. A.
Edwards. Capt, ~
Joy.
Eggart, J.
Exs s. 9. r. isis mn
Ehle. Dan. ~ nth
Ekstrand, J. H., 10
Republican.
Elliott. A. J.. Everett
Eiweil. J. A. Sum-
mervilie.
Eugiebrsssea, Nj
vanA-
English, J. Skagw'y
Ernst. Adolph.
Erickson. e.. 15lo LIT.
Erickson. G..
Ernst, q. A.. etA Az.
North.
Eversoie, n. Gay,
1905 Marion ~.
Ellis. J. H.. 11z6 Jack.
son 81.
Farrell, J. D., 111e
BoyIstou Av.
Fairbanks, B.. lc7
Spruce.
Fay. q. r., 7th and
Highland Drive.
Ferguson. J. j.. Wei
linRton.
relits. Frank, ~
University.
re.ittA VIM. a. Al
Fsttsriy. l.. Ballard.
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rent0n, z. Z. ~
Aloha.
resenfield. w.. Ho-
GUAM.
ciske. VIM. H.. Ia
coma.
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South
Fitzpatrick. Thomas.
GO 18th Av. 3.
Fills, Mrs. #. T., N
18th Az. South.
Flynn. Capt.
Ford. J. c., ~ nth
Ave.
Ford. d. W.. Ana
rerssy. II. G.. -
Pike
Ford. Mr., 1904 Main.
Foresman. e.. L.
Forrest, Irhos, 18th
and Wyckoff.
Forth. Dan.
Ford. Il, O., RIO
Main St.
rrink. ]. NJ.
Frederick. III. A.
Greich, q. w.
rrissell, Peter, Ter
race St.
Fritsch Bros.. 6edrc-
w cniley.
rryers. Mrs. D.. Bre-
merton.
Fryberg. H., Eagle
Harbor.
Frye. r, r.. 1901
Columbia 81.
rurneli. 4. NJ. issa-
quah.
y Consolidated Min
inE CO, Lewis
Spur.
Furth. Jacob.
Fleiiand. ~. N, Free
mont.
Furher. 8. H., sol
Roy 81.
Few, C.has.. Kent
Fretilund, Chas..
Black Diamond.
Fretsch Bros. Clear
Lake.
Galley. -. A.
Cav. w. r.. 18th q
r. Howell.
Gallagher. T. d.
Fremont,
Oakland. Mrs Kline.
Carney. w. O.. ISIS
18Th av.
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Eastlaka av.
Garfixkle. A, is1s
washinxion %.
GRle4burg Mining q
Transportation Co.
Getty, II, ~. Gattys-
burg.
Geary. W. r., 10
spring
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Giifsacr. James
Giiex Fannie. FIRE.
mont.
Glass ork. Mrs. i2
1872 av
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Tyocuak, Alaska
Goodrich. q. An-
burn, wn
csuala. w II. Inisr-
hay.
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Golden Zone Aining
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Gc3wtn, : W ,rcnfh
ard Cherry.
Gordon. J n
Gees J. A. 60 i;th
as. ~.
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llth zv.
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attic.
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