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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-06-10
MRS. GAIT PRESIDENT.


Elected by American Woman Suffrage
Association.
Minneapolis, June 5.-The National
American Woman Suffrage associa-
ton yesterday elected the following
officers:
President-Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait.
Vice resident-Rev. Anna Howard
Shaw
Corresponding secretary-Miss Alice
Stone Blackwell.
Treasurer-Mrs. Harriet Taylor
Upton.
First auditor-Miss Laura Clay.
Second auditor-Dr. Cora Smith
Eaton.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-06-10
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
Company Organized to Operate in Wis
conSin.

Chicago, June 5.-Chicago capital
lists are to introduce wireless teleg-
raphy for commercial purposes in Chi
cago within forty or fifty days. Pre-
parations for installing wireless tele-
graph and telephone instruments in
the states of Illinois, Michigan, Mime
sofa, Iowa and Wisconsin are now
being made and within short time
wireless telegraph stations are to be
established at various points in these
states. Joseph c. Schwab is the presi-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-06-10
Farmers Quarrel; one Dead.

Muncie, Ind, June 5.-H. B. Thomas,
a farmer of Randolph county, died yes
terday morning and Tom Johnson has
fed. Thomas and Johnson quarreled
over a line fence, and Johnson is said
to have fatally beaten Thomas with a
club.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-06-10
Military Surgeons Meet.

st. Paul, May 31.-The annual meet
ing of the Association Of Military Sur
geons of the United States was called
to order yesterday at the state capitol.
by Judge e. A. Jaggard for the citf-
zens and Governor Vansant on behalf
of the state. Reports were read by
officers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-06-10
Filipinos in Parliament.

Madrid, June 5.-Among those who
were recently elected to parliament
are three Filipinos, resident in Spain.
They propose, during the course of the
debate on the speech from the throne,
to bring up the question of the condi-
ton of the Philippines. alleging that
the situation is worse than before the
war.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-06-10
Poisoned Boiled Chicken.

Parker, S. D., June 5.-Over fifty
people are sick, some dangerously,
from having eaten pressed chicken at
a high school banquet The chicken
was boiled in a tin boiler with copper
bottom. Prof. J. r. Byers and Mrs.
Fuyonton it is feared, may not recover.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-06-10
HartIand Boy Gets Prize.

New York, N. ". June 5.-Three
prizes were distributed by the Jacob
Harsen fund of the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons of Columbia this
year. The first prize was won by
Charles Hendee Smith of Hartland,
Wis, a graduate of Cornell.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-06-10
ASSESSMENTS
AT FULL VALUE
TAX COMMISSIONS IsTRUcTIoNs
TO ASSESSORS.
LAW WILL BE ENFORCED

Pamphlet Soon to Be Issued lntimates
That Officials DeriIict of Duty VIII
Be rosecuted-Practice OF Onoer-
Valuation Is Termed Senseless ana
Mischievous-Other Hints Given.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20

otnsr n. s,fe l-i IN. Oh, having op.n-1 m a1.ens
sd in' o,hef hod'ns kings me drsie' Improved
,ssi he had only fopf rsfi' ReirT ~, dealer and
the lsN man to h. hrlp~d, 4 INSISTED "a hs rGhs ~
s'sitd issi X. ca"id na1 d" " 'sSfi.Sp Ms hssna h.d ben
o.lrd 4 men said hs could ~ sth ,nur es'd,
onl' and sinl sin The pot ut u tsld ihsi fplt cafds
only sas = foul hand
inJ,f NE rules a hand = dad snd - Vk.' ihs
pit Whl' he'c ma - no iiEcal obieoiion n .
%paSefs having ies' than Pots rEhi numbsr - ards.
old Isksi players insist ou the fIis
& " oys 4 op,ns on a psit 81 arEs Room-s
IN 900 taises On ihtte klngs 4 splii, nS nck, ana
should have notited him that he was splitting openers.
~ plaS ~ l. aiinsed b. spit ursnsrs a. all he can
not ~ compelled 10 tel The utHsfs vnsl hs dos -.
unlsss the, as alsr ron psllst ~ ts' him vHal thsr
afe drauing H. II BE- sgsIusI al thr p'a-lpss u
ihT game o. msE' > p",st d.rGrss the MT .fr OF his
hsnd before / carec
kn l. ~, d.1!, sod Il 30 p IN. ~ V
sopd he a,s viii az u 1,c. mAsing Z seytn :,
plsi r1c others INSIST ihs' = pA ~ ssnuot fAi',
hisoSn 1ui" To- 'hls va ana tFsiN, No one 80 rissf
The ant" n osnnoi
y ID no, rAlsr hs ovr snts 70 rss ns rlnf
and ~ oiLsss maze tWs ante wr-u Il e. me- round
" y tho arts ~ stn tvu N ., aud o. o. Tad on'y
cns IN the ppol ~ hsd ~ msh. GOD ~ s7f that no
sould - the amount PIT ~ h, ihe o,nr-.. s1a il ,
a pflne ps ~ the game inst ~hsustsf = piAysf hs'tp
uass good nr rAn Al'o rl,. = bs ch,,.rs ~ do Va.
and he THIS rase - ehoSe &, - So
" M.1EN HssG chip aas hesn prl 20 IN 'Atss
= iatk aud when q IN ou@nTd ~ \ 4 ls 4uds'stpNf
tLAi u cannot b~t o. rsi~s y has : - Of niuss
ana docs rot i~t'sf them on ~ df,N Rhru \ h~,S
hs 'hrss tHsm avs. As ~ sd md trtps 40 he
hand and ths plsysf that rslS-a him ihsn shows ihst
hs L,d nuih'nt sh'fsupin o. dfusuas the original
IOi ~ The around thHt ~ hs had 40 m He monel he
rouid not h hiufsd "I aud nsd n 'h"s ssainS the
last man In, Who hlur-d opi ihe op-n-f
u position is absurd lu Tho urs' place y lin
possible fpt = man 20 call iof . SCAT ~ n. nanrsy
IN ANYTHING bui = iAhis stake 20 rr and In ths ,.cona
pises u had NJ hand having thrown : ~ rnen 4
rsde he Art het ~ TIA, n, vss really dr,,n QUE
b, ,he oPnsr
.. N Z. Nys \ ass for thres rstts and immsd.
Atfly changes hs fe4u-si b. 49,. tsipte ~ d-slsr
has had ums 70 tAks any ~ ths eATds from he pack.
4 bsts No must take ihtoe - nfsi A>k~d ~
Tho ~afds moi ha, ns hon si,eu and ~ other
players fighis intsfieI~d WITH, there IL no fsasrn
-hy A should no, 10 aIlo.ed ~ .mend his call Tor
n y SAINTS ,o snov u The chances ~ Improving
ss altered In any SAl vhsh thu party Ia plsN-
lag With ono oi The nss packs containing eisv,n> ava
tselves.
Certainly ityou hold q pair Of tlnss Tor instance.
and thres odd cards thsre A., forty seven osfds ont.
standing and your chance o' getting sno,h,T hing .
proportional as iwo Kings In lhr,, cArd, A., to 'or,
seven. Win = pacs that contA ned sitiy eatds.
your chance lies among nry ~, other cards. INSTEAD
Of forty sven only
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
BIRLE PRINTED ~ 1864.
aIusbie Relic which Has Been Handed
Down Through Generatton

Frow ~ hdusps . ~ JouTHdi
VI VI Gets. Of sslina. l. the po~ses.or ~
what l. thought to he one Of the cldesr
catholic BIhle. In existence The book bear.
the date Of cologne, Germany, iSs.. and u
has been the pride ~ each succeeding G~is
family for generations past
Mr. Gei- became the owner Of this inter-
estins relic NJ the deaf 81 his father. ".
X Gets. a few year- ago The Bible has been
IN" property 81 the late " X tets since
Issa IN" book O.. we'll preserved. considers
ina - age II l. printed IN large ornamental
type. N two colors. red and black. ana from
it, appearance the book compares favorahlp
With the printing art ~ TODAY. and one coult
hardly believe tat Il was printed only -
vrars after the discovery ~ America 10
- 81 inches vide. ~ inches In length and
contains $50 sheets In the Oid TcatAment
and i55 sheet. ~ an" New Instead Of ~sct
page heins numbered each -h.-i IL numbered
In large Roman Letters ~ som" cnss IN,
numbers ocoup, almost half ~ the top line
NJ IN" page Therefore. IN the manner IN
which hooks are NUMBERED NOWADAYS. in-
stead Of having 80 sheets II contains i.',s
page The iiu-tr,rnns are WOOD ensrsv-
lnes and the hsndivorh j. almost equal 70
the art 81 th" present dHN
AccomprhNinC a." book - . hisioF" ~
this Rlhl". Whi,h "a. written wears aeo.
The p,nt wa> translated into ,.a-man h.
Dr Johann pis'rub"rc~r aud "a. punished
10y 'h~ heirs ~ Johann Quen'~ls and car
isM u was copyrighted hN The Frrerc-
Ferdinand. dated ~ hts imperial p-ia~s
~ presshurC. f"h "a. iaat ID t.siss CranS-
father hrouglf tA" book 10 America trpHt
Ascher"nhurr, G~rn'an'. ~ l.u u vss
for 'w"ntv-thrce wears ~ Gei.'owr. ~.
snd for seven vssrs ~ johnston ~ 10
The death ~ john ,,"i. h- allied y - ne
-on. " X t'eis. Nnh q r"g."-i th1t y WAS
he the property ~ 'he nldpst usls meWh~-
~ each succeeding famit Vi t,~i- hTougFt
the book 80 kan-a- 'h.t'F YEAR, go. aud u
hts death y became ih" pf'p"f' 81 hs "ld"-s
son, I'd VI ,"is
his. mtere-iIC book 10 lurHud % he1--
skn aud hAs NJ fumes h~-u repaired Wh'na
was made u~'e~sHT' On account ~ - So.
THIS hook j. thirf Nears older han 'hs
Bible owned h, VI Uspns. nf Monroe" -.
which was Ihough' 10 10 the nldr.i one u
existence short ffmc ago VI G"is r"ostv~t
n Request that the rrok 10 ssn' 80 i0hnstNvN,
~ 10 hs % hthi'sd ~ Tho inr'h annivsraarv
of that cttv. hut no femsa- - lsf mo h0oa
ro out ~ Tho house. whore Do - kept in q larsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20

~. 20 hsr. She died Of pneumonia q,
sariinsson: ~ where ! rsced, her in ooh
weatner, n Mr.. sase thus lost q very
proma~ins trotssr. capable Of great develop
.Rcsors ] took IN the big .orr,, r,ld,ns
Cobweb., I trained the green hor.e 4. 3.
owned BY Austin Lathrop. SUPERINTENDENT
OF the state prisons ~ that tir1~. He -as
. big sorrel gelding and seven wears old,
but sf.en. trctted 3 J two years and
then took him for a roadster Cobwehs
Wa owned by Joseph Turf when I hitchsd
up with him. He had been raine twice
when four years old and again when Ave
years old by Grin Hickok IN California
and ~pfonounoed by him o. no use. in fact.
horse wac Whips. wl.sn ] got him l TOOK
him Ia Po.ighkecp-i. and there trained him
on the btg track. This was In the spring on
$50. After got him working fairly well
then coming on. and started him first in
the NJ and NJ stake for sI0.0oo At Detroit
There were q number ~ the hest la IN. land
IN this rac- and many thought ! had a great
deal OF presumption To enter this discarded
nag WITH such a lo' NJ .'eppers In the
very hre. heat they gave us q false start.
the word and the bell a. the same time
Three or fou 81 ~ did not nav aiteution
10 b hell and went the whole mil.
Naturally We Thought the judgee would
SsL, M, .sain W.. .ney csheI US
~. bad sra.a. an"'". r'aII 700,
ras ca,,.,r r., ~, ,I W. 'ne ahu !
.no,h., ,n;l. =. ~ ~mn nrm
v,itb ~. srs.h ho,-m -, i" s"Nlhihs
III. ~ -, a "u NJ X" VIC
80 l.. .u'-.J. .""is ny, '''hu ~" was
la an. -. >" ''"'"s''"" I"'-" lA'"f
"a.
.o, "a, ~, - '0t VIC
$50 - az" " ! N'hf,,eu
Isas,'' ~ ~ -, ~ nst ouI OF we as, Gay
49, Wv ,on-"'s,ioh ih"te
Tal. .a - v"-- nus tsce' "',
Oh "uu Won 'toh 'nem AL
''ssuay SUI '".,e ,o,S = record OF 2lt =.
n"h -,aI'eu MN IN 'he cleveland
49, 'l . pu'rc "' ssup lhere wer"
Wy" eti,'"- 's," anu had no trouble
~ w "noT OF mem our h"er- IN
..n'~ NlTaIgu n"Hts' ie-' Time being 2is.
u"' my N'~A l me nsh'I'h great horse
nfs Nh"tlcu" VINO had been barred from
~ four ann e-Vesr-nld racr- hFcausr
., h- si"sl s'I%H IN ih,s rae. was VI
VINO hah won the Irtrnt " n NJ
sio;ep pur-' u"ca'-" oi he false start.
snd nlnr ~ ten more u Rex and j.
W u were looked upon 81 sure winners.
'"b".i. was not !, :, \ with th' sports
'lai ~nll""ed 'h" races They were dead
cure 'hai my hor-e could not win and Tho
'rhck l"d tSe1 narrowed up and fixed Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
TRtps ron WIN 0F MIE>CE.
Bid for . Trio TO Africs a Mexican
forg~r, Bogus nelir~.


In order 10 keep ont ~ trouble nov adaya
men ~ science have 10 h. Detectives Ia
s,m. .,te,, TRANS ,r. ROM, ao,Iy he,,,
,.1 ,o,,ho
'"' '"
Soon af'"r Sir Harry Johnston -announced
the discovery ~ the oksIi- an animal
having poin's OF Resemblance. 10 roth IN.
-. "a ,ho .,,ar. - s.,,uu. -,
- -. 80. -
region "i ''hta' hfra, q l"'t"f was
received ~ tho National Museum In Wash-
ing,on from n man In Now England who
SAID that for many wears he was stationed
a. a trader in the region namai lie de
clar-d that IN. okspi we're exceedingly
common His know ledge % zoology was
then very limit~d. and As n result he had
lafored under the impression that tho
okapi was known Ia Science The an
n ouncement Of sir Harry's discovery. Wa
his hrs, intimation 81 the scientific impor.
I, ance of this animal
This much 81 the letter l. all we'll enough.
but he spoilcd the whole nv Offering for a
modest, consideration % to return To Africa
and -ecure Tor the institution a dozen or
more live specimens ~ this animal
side hv side ~th IN. ndysnsr ~ AL.
chronological science. the gree, relic In.
dusiry has kept pace. and. ~ a result. n
very large pari 81 the time 81 the C,oven-
mon, a~nthropolosi-'- in the laboratory
n well as in the field ~ occripied by ferret
ing out rsuds A. present only seven or
eighi OF The -acr~i hooks or cud,c.- of he
AIt.r- are known 10 exist these .@ing
scattered about in the hhrarie- ~ Rome.
Parts. Madrid. Berlin and London Archie
ologis,s have long entertained hopes
of finding a few more OF these strange
books hidden away Ia some obscure ,nrnar
az Mexico. and the yoy Of one 81 the lead
Ing archeologis,s 81 America NAV he I'M
aginsi when two months ago he rer-iv,si
Information 10 n rather vague character
tina n work OF this sort had turned up "a a
remote quarter Of Mexion.
He went immediately 10 the region where,
~s~curding To report. the ccSiex was found,
sought oui the rhrewd Mexican, who pre-
t.nd~t 10 I've tho finder, look~h n the work,
b.came satisfied TINT ~ Wa genuine and
purchased " Tor q large sum. But h~ had
no more than secured he work whsn he
began Ia grow suspicious.
.top over In Washington and submit HE
find io Prof. william n HOLMES. curator
Of the Department Of Archaeology 81 The
National Museum This he did Prof.
Holmes held the codeN up 10 his no.e and
remarked that " 'sm~ll~d new In short,
the story was this
When a certain French archwologis,
was in Mexico he employed n q q rsughts.
man the Mexican from whom the duped
archsologist secured the codex and during
his -~rvtce this Mexican l-arnet all about
Aztec antiquities. When his employer
left. the d~ranehtsran devoted himself to
manufacturing bogus antiquities. his mas
terpieCe being the fraudulent code,. for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
SCHOOL FOR Cam PLAYERS

the successiul bidder. has me hfst count he esn couhI
him oIt and ih., 10 b. slrs Of sotns ouI ahead @ u
he should have bid thtes
ID ID ptons IN. successful bidder. rho hiss M
nru count counts ell he mAkss shsihsf NJ bid %
msny VI nat. the pnnoiplr h. ing that h, hid ~ man
iof ihe pnvilss' Of naming IN. trump sIlL takin
his ehshoe' ON what points he could make In thst
suit 1h' biddei dos mol say I gill MAKE high
Toe game In eluhs hIt Z gill I'D ~ many points
for IN, privilege ~ mlsli "a thu trump N suit ny hand
and all snEage 10 maks a. least - many point,
a. bid
n orrT him ,."" .h,,s he tSsr. ~ Iast,s low
pedu shte a makes hIsh j,ck Esms Which sins'
Inc successful bled'I counts ou' hrt
nS 49,: : "'s': onls one 'a,os
ln iuo lhuv. and s.lls n a us 4 insist mat q
mus, take his third ihfo~ io 80 u u, can mat A.
th'us u saysh he rsn lei nj 'hros stand
- rsht A rNsisf ,anHn' H. comprItsd to take
all thfes Of his thfnss. bui may svpp on sny one -
ih-n. De- ms,te, shat h. has 81 heat ~ ~
G n say. 4 ee,, :.u , SIC, .aJ or 'oar. hats
in
In IN, Past soc. A., b.,.r mAn 'oa-, a. IN, tn.
d.uos ~ nj ae-s . -, h-r-i h,nd
ElcnE 49, Lrus .a'.. s.nd,e gen,
.h.n ~, ,ueh" e sh'ch VIA me O-' Ss,-stn
4 aud ~
HSrur
shuminr , v A,s wh,n , pls,.r : No,
saiisnsi wa ~, ma Hn't 10 shlch The dealer shuri.S
w eaids oMr he s,t io Shunis them hlnSelt ot aust
Tvery player 81 the uhl. has = rshi In shunn, IN.
raris bu' the d,ai'f hiss tho issi shgr. and NJ IN,
ran d'r'aw 10 him hos much ht shall shum.. pro
tded u - = fair shura,.
P.rochl, = n say, !. ssr,,d TIA, $ o. under
snail not cnun, ~hIls = o. over shall count N \,
ia ana y iA y hsts he wins tscsuss ne has NOR.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-30

MSriPOsa sW 20 and 1O1nt MiPnesota 59E % 100 So
Robert Walmsey (by attorney to George W.
Hall, lot on line of Michigan street. $50 N
lowing the shore OF the bay S 55ls degrees.
5ssiSis 5ssSi degres IS SS;sM 5 ss degrfes; se
6 to 8, IS and 16, block 4iS, Salt Marsh and Tide
Lands; $40.
w. Bourdette lot on w line Of Twenty-eighth
avenue, 200 n of street, so by w 40; also
lots 114s 1150 and 1852. Gift Map 2; $40
City Land Company "a corporation) to Carl
G. Larsen. entire block bounded on n by U
street. by Twentieth avenue, by V street,
bounded by street, by Twentieth ave-
nue.. S by w street, w by Twenty-hrst avenue:
Jane Mcdonald (wife Of ID to Thomas ]. and
Charlotte G. Johnston lot on line Of 4, Faral-
rs. lot i, block I. Railroad Homestead AS
sociation; $40.
Junius T. McMurtry to Annie McMurtrY. lot
on line of China avenue, 70 Of Lisbon
street. so by S 100 block g. Excelsior Home
stead Association; gift
intersection of w line of Ware street and NE
line Of San Bruno avenue. 1894 1-S. w 76
Sc 1S2 81 block I, lands Garden Tract Home
Odd Fellows Cemetery Association to William
Mattfaldt lot In Odd Fellows Cemetery; 500.
William Lewiston to John G. Klumpe. lot on
NE corner Of Union and Laguna streets, 40
John 6. Klumpke to Gustavus d. Harper.
same, quitclaim deed; SO
Gustavus d. Harper ct al to Angelo Bene-
detti, same; $1,000.
Elizabeth G. Baldwin (widow) to Frances B.
Sanborn (wife of S. s. (Frances A. Baldwin,.
lot on NE corner Of FiIbert and Devisadero
streets 80 by 1878. quitclaim deed; So
Frances b. Sanborn (wife of S. So Frances
A Baldwin, to David and Bertha W. Stark
same; $40.
Builders Contracts.
j. e. Owens (owner) with A. Andrews (con-
tractor). architect T. D. Newsom-AlI work for
two-story frame building (hats) lot E
line Of Fourth avenue. 275 from Clement
street, 25 by 120; $500.
H. William Frank (owner) with c. Schutt
(contractor). architect, H. Geilfuss-Carpenter
work, roofing, galvanized iron timing, glazing
and mill work for four-story brick building
on lot on n line of Commercial street, distant
thereon southerly from the NE corner of Front
and Commercial streets 120 feet. 40. E 55. W
40 So: $3.50.
Henry Kahn (owner) with H H Larsen &
Brothers (contractors), architects, William
Mooser> & Son-Excavating and brick work
Cement to be furnished by owner) for FIVE
story sub basement and basement brick build
ing on lot on line Of Sutter street, 206:3 W
from Taylor, W 45:10 by 1916; $40, 800.
Eliza Upton (owner) with Theo s. Holm (con-
tractor),. architect Maxwell G. Bugbee-Au
work except shades and fixtures for a three
story frame building g 1ats) on S line OF Pine
street. 91:6 E Of Powell z q by S so; s7S25
Mrs. Alice Cooper Dillon (owner) with c. p
Moore (contractor), architects Newsom & New
som--All work for a two-story attic and base
ment frame building N line OF Broadway
s2;6 z OF Pierce street. q IS by 1876; $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Fl. q. Hanley to Mary T., Nora B. and
Frances r. Hanley, lot q line OF Fillmore
street S7:6 S of Green, so by 6S:9; $40.
Bridget Keogh (vidow) to Carl Krecker lot
on line of Fell street, so w of Scott, n
Is by N 100: SO
Grace G. Alexander (hackenzie) to Alphonse
r Mervy lot on S line of Eighteenth street
125 e of Castro. 25 by S ss:s; So
Eliza c. Herbert (Comerford) to Fritz e
Dahlgren, commencing 100 S of Duncan and
125 q of Church. IA by z 100; SO.
Same to same, lot on s line of Duncan street
$50 70 of Church, 25 by 100; SO.
Thomas w.. Katherine A., CHRISTOPHER C.
and Lily A. Rivers to John II. Kruse lot on
S line of Duncan street, 2T0 w of Sanchez
w % by g ia; $40.
Joseph L. Eastland to F. A. Him, undivided
one-quarter Of lot on SW corner of Golden
Gate avenue and Leavenworth street 1875 by
w 1875; $40.
Elizabeth and Herman Werner to Timothy
SW of Chesey, SW 20 by NV so; $40
Emma Livingston (widow) (by attorney to
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Bur Estes. a. Mill Valley, and Flora Col
Inns. IS. Sydney, Australia.
Andrew Eriksen. SO. 6o4 Second street. and
Catherine Calvin, 32 217 Perry street.
Walter j. Ballard %, Sacramento, and Lii
lan W. Manderson. "a, city.
Giuseppi .Basoino, q. 14o4 Dupont street. and
Lena Perole. 15 1417 Kearny street.
Augustine Enos Jr., 20 Honolulu. and Mamie
Veado. 1s. 24oS1k Sacramento street.
Solomon D. Ayoob, 21, 424 Vallejo street, and
Macy A. Ayoob Is, 424 Vallejo street.
George Holt. 35. Fort Bragg, and Annie L.
Sanderson. 20. Fort Bragg.
William Gamble, 60, Elmira, Cal, and Au-
gusta e. Potts. 80. Sacramento.
John F. Lyons, 26, 1856 Alabama street. and
Mary Collamore, 20, 307 Jones street
Howard Black. 29. Palo Alto, and Agnes E..
Whitney, 25, city.
Morris Berlant. "a, 160sh Folsom street, and
Ida Polonsky, 10, 317 Ninth street.
Shannon Crandal 80, Los Angeles, and
Katharine w. Whitney "a, city.
Charles T. Nelson. &c. Androus Island and
Mamie 2. James, 25. city.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-30
BORN.
MARRIED.

GAMBLE-POTTS-In this city, October 20,
1901, by the Rev. John Stephens. William
Gamble of Elmira, Cal, and Augusta 2.
Potts of Sacramento, Cal.
HOLT-SANDERSON- this city, October 20,
1901. by the Rev. John Stephens, George Holt
and Annie L. Sanderson, both Of Fort Bragg,
Mendocino County, Cal
McCAMPBELL-MOSELE this city, Oc-
tober 2s. 1901, by the Rev. John Stephens.
Tyre r. McCampbell of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Emma Estella Moseley of Sonora. Cal.
SCOTT-GRAHAM-I this city, October 2S,
1901, by the Rev. John Stephens, John Scott
and Madeline S. Graham, both Of Los Ange-
les Cal.
wILLIANdS-MORRISSEY Santa Cruz, Oc-
tober %, 1901, by the Rev. Father McNamee,
assisted by the Rev. Father Hennessey, VIII
liam F. Williams and Mary Margaret Nor
rissey both of Santa Cruz
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-30
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence Of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
BORN.
CUNNINGHAM-In Vallejo. October q. 1901,
to the wife Of Captain J. n. Cunningham, a
daughter.
NELsoN-In this city. October 2S. 1901 to the
wife OF A. A. Nelson.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL,

T Phillips, San Rafael
Chas France, Salinas
G Johnson. U 8 N
DR. c w Jones & W,
Grass Valley
Miss Hill, Honolulu
z M Margolis, Stocktn
c r Puckhaber, Fresno
o Nestal, Fresno
D D Warner, Portland
C e Tinkham, RdBluff
P M Wade. KY
K L Grover, MD, Alska
T L Reed. Reedley
J Henderson, Seattle
W c Potts and wife,
Johnstown
r F Gray, FIT Bragg
] ] Hebron, Salinas
n Sherwood & W, Cal
] T Tanner & wife
NJ Michael, Lincoln
W c Brady, Denver
W W Lewton & w, Ill
Mrs D Burkhalter, LA
Miss M Burkhalter, LA
H s Bavre & W, Colo
v ] Brown. Newcastle
A Yule, st Louis
] w Boyd, Seattle
PALACE
DR. c A Fitch, N z
Fred Spang, Pa
H ] Stafford, N Y
] C Marin & W, N Y
F Z Cryder, N 7
Henry Block. n o
c II Morrison, Ind
Ben Kingshaker, L A
H s Wenheimer. n Y
G A Garfield, Los Ang
Burton z Green. L A
D r McLennon, MINI
VIII H Thompson & W,
Seattle
w w Crosely. n Y
V H MacLaymont, Cal
NJ H White, Bkrsheld
B F Brooks, Bakersfield
A ] Pollak, Nome
VIM A Junker, Del Mite
J c Cook. San Jose
G Cook. San Jose
T T Goodwin. N Y
D W Stevens, Wash, DC
F e tFernald, Chicago
L A Grant. Los Ang
W Cohlitz. Toxic. Jap
NEW VEST
Paul Deward. Kans
A D Hallett, Kans
w G Carlton, Sonora
Chas Nicholas, Petlma
D B Jeffers, Manila, PI
H Baselikin, Ogden
G Lorentz, Aurora, Neb
A P Bacon, Wash, D c
E H Hareford. N Y
Henry Muller & wife,
Portland