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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Ky s,
bate Division, in and for san Ias
County, state Of Utah. IN yn .,, u,'' n.
Of the estate of Samuel A. Woollsyl, ' ~
ceased Notice. The petition :. IT,
abeth Anne Woolley and A. d. N WOW 7,
executors Of the estate Of SAM o,is
Wooley, deceased, praying lor an s ~.
Of sale of real property OF sag .l. Wv.
dent. and that al persons lu' NY XIV
snnear before the said court 70 s'g.
cai,se why an order should ~ ~.
granted TO sell so much as snal ,,. ~ IN N
essary of the following des,IlVe' =
estate Of said deceased; to-Vl', PA
All Of Lot s, Block 81 zen ~ M
"A" Bic Field Survey Ten Ac, ,ss n.
hesn sci for hearing on Friday . .hs 4 4
day Of July, a. d. 1901 az Nv " Yin IN N
u Ne NJ the County Court House, y ~ \.
Court Room Of said Court ,n s'''
CIV. salt Lake County Jan q, "A
Ivy WITNESS the CLERK 81 ~, =,
Court with the sea- liza Isa
(seal) affixed this seth gay "
A. D. 1901. Inc ,-,srs
nv C. Frank Emery, Deputy
IN. Tanner. Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-25

IN THE DISTRICT coUR t TTs SSai
rase County. state Of Titan, -
n birch, Plaintiff, vs., -, ~.
Rirch Defendant. sunllIingpp "'fsota.
State OF Utah TO the 1 To to appsi
within twenty days af'eI -" /, ssriaI
y, this summons upon y9u, MS Il scils
W the County in which I,t sn,' ihlr
is brought, otherwise MA, d,,Sfend a.
davs after service, ana G ,s ra,e 4
e eSoSe entitled action; ana .,a ~ twal x
Your failure so TO do. judg,nsyiants 70 "
yys Uu against you aecora alrsady q
asmand of the complaint s an,,rt Eiii
Ale with the clerk Of sai a., 70 FOR yssi
whom a copy has been ,esIcb ,'i s hersvi'
use and a copy OF WIZ"
served upon you. o,or / NYE.
J paI9sIntIff's Attorrsy,lt Y,
p. O. Address. Atlas BIO" 90
City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-25
PENSIONS AND PATENTS.
fsnsnInl 10 The "News. y

Especial 10 the 'News.D
washington. June 25.--Utah pensions
rranted: Original Charles Fisher
Salt Lake City, Sc; Jasper Filings
sandy, Sc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-25
THE ORGAN RECITAL.
Program That Will be Rendered at the
Tabernacle Tomorrow.

The following excellent program Will
be rendered by Prof. Mcclellan at the
organ recital tomorrow morning at II
o'clock:
/. Overture, "Stradella" ..... Flotow
2. a. Chorus OF Angels" ...,.... Clark
b. "Caprlccio" ,, &c. go. Lemaigre
3. Overture "Lohengrin" 90. Wagner
4. a. Spring Song" .... .Mendelssohn
b. Male Quartette" ..... ..o.,...,
@. The Enchanted Bells" Haberbier
5. War March of the Priests" from
alfalfa" .... 80. Mendelssohn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, in and for Salt LaS'
County, State Of Utah. In The mater
OF the estate Of David /. Niller, p''
ceased. Notice. The petition Of Eiat.'
reta Miller praying FOR lhe lssuan'e "
Melvin NJ. Miller and c. 9. Miller OF
letters Of administration in
of David L. Miller, deceafd' has osep
set Tor hearing On FrIoan ns i-h 7"
OF July, A. D., 1901, at ten O'Clock d. l n,
at the County Court House, IN E
Court Room Of said Court In SAT- LAKE
CITY. Salt Lake County Utan H,
WITNESS the Clerk 81 sai y,
Court with the seal theEsO'
(seal) affixed this 2tih day o.'1H'
A. D. 1901. ,.-.
JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY ]. U. Eldredge Jrs
Depdty CLERK
James II. Moyle, Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-25
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or the respec.
tive signers for further information


IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division, In and for salt Lake
County. State Of Utah. In the matter Of
the Estate and Guardianship Of Nellie
Vivian Little, minor NouCe-rhe Pt.
tition for approval and settlement II
the final account OF the guardian and
for the discharged the guardian q Tie
person and the estate Of Nellie Nf1
Little, minor, has been set for hearing
on Friday, the 18th day of Juy AR
1901, at 10 o'clock a. m al the County
Court House, In the Court Room Of sad
Court in salt Lake city salt Lake
County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said
Court with the seal thereof AZ
fixed. this 25th day Of June a
D. 1901.
(seal) JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY c. Frank Emery, Deputy CLERK
Young & Moyle, Attorneys,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-16
SIR KNIGHTS TOMB.

With folded hands across his breast.
i valiant Knight is sleeping.
~ gain at length his welcome rest:
While guardian stars are keeping
Their faithful watch around his bed
With grand ma jcstic measure:
I'll solemn tread above his head
They sweep the vaulted azure.
An earthly gain NJ counts but droSs,
Ana S,Jrus the praise OF princes.
hut halls the legend round the Cross
Of I'm HDc SiVao riHcrS.'
And faithful unto death" he gains
The glory crown eternal.
His honor hravely thus maintains
Amid the band fraternal.
Upon his bright omblaZoncd shield
The cross and Crown entwining;
ON d,S'ratr field, h. ne'er would yield.
Where naughty foe combining
Woull crush the noble, pure ana good.
or grind them with oppression:
With naked sword he bravely stood
opposing such aggression.
His valiant sword with welded hilt
OF fortitude undaunt-d.
:, brothers blood had never split
Nor cowardice had tainted:
lis tempered blade. Damascus made.
With Justice still impartial.
The craven foe could not eVaie
III conflict fierce ana martial.
There CLEANED its keenly polished point
With mercy unrestrained:
en- Ia, Il
When once the day was gained.
His weapon bright. this coutcous
Knight
With honor e'er has welded:
In honest fight. maintained the right.
And threatened virtue shielded.
His was spirit. rare ana sweet.
And tender as a maiden.
W hose loving words Of comfort meet
Had chcercd the sorrow laden:
I hen. let the chiseled marble rise
With honest praise recorded.
To point its finger to the skies
Where Valor is rewarded
This record bright in love we write:
Upon our hearts engraving
( The virtues of each fratre Knight:
An equal honor craving
II true as he we act our part
While RACES lifc's fierce battle
And bear i brave ana manly heart.
Amid the conflicts rattle
And when we hail the Pascal Lamb.
Whose praise in heaven resaundcth.
Wen sing. 'NOH aobis nioyinH"
rs a1ch trnp * Diphf raSpnpJatb
"Ncd Tn" M0gHO HOmiHi"
Through heavenly arches ringing.
To thee alone" we humbly cry.
All trophies We are bringing
JOSEPH H. BEALE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-16

time to give all an opportunity to visit
the different points of interest.
At 80 T. NJ. cars vii be taken for re-
turn to Augusta. arriving at J.. NJ.
Mrs John f.. lin will receive the visit
ing ladies' Of Trinity Comma ndcry at the
Governors residence. the BAN" mansion
on State street. Friday evening. from \
10 10 o'clock. Carriages Will be "A the no
tells at O'Clock 10 take IN" visitors 10
the reception.
Ats r. VI. the Sir knights will assem-
HE at the Masonic Temple III fdigtIe uni
form where formation Will b. made In
cnIumn Of threes under the direction Of
the captain general of Trinity command
cry, without regard to organizations VIs
itors and past conrnan ders forming on
the right, and preceded by the bands
the Pipe and Drum band playing. VIII
march to city hall. wher" the banquet
will be served, To be followed by music
and speeches by distinguished Sif
knights and guests.
Dunlap Commanders viii leave Angus
ia after the banquet. either m the 1ate
Pullman or special train.
Richard Cocur DC Lion Prcceptory VIII
leave on the go 4. NJ. train, Saturday,
for Blddciord
Dunlap COmmandery and band will De-
c,lpy the south store In Masonic Ternplc
for baggage and dressing-rnom during
Sir knights Of Trinity will. in additi"n
Ia the arnory, rse the north stor" IN Ma
sonic Temple Tor dressing room.
Competent persons VIII BE- ID charge Of
each store, and uniforms left ~ their
charge win BE- safely kept.
Sir knights vii carefully observe the
time at which they Arc ~ report n u y
necessary that everyone Dc prompt ami
that there ~ np delay IN our formations.
The following committees nave arrange
ments for the day IN charge, ana tIOs"
desiring information viii consult the COM
mite. IA relation thereto.
Executive and finance committee
I'm. Sir ". s Choatc. Sir ". G. BoothEy,
SIR &. W Jones En- Sir NJ. S. Campbell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-16
--BEAUSEANr."
The Black and White Banner.

The influence which has been exert
ed upon the minds of men by that
passion which some one has termed
Inc Fanaticism of the Banner" has
been we'll nigh incredible. Can we not
see ample proof of this in the many
in their remorseless aeluge Of woe.
leaving little else for the historian to
transcribe? Nor has the sacred en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-16
AUGUSTA KNIGHTS.
Officers and Members Of Trinity
i Commandery, No. Z.
A Roll of Honor With 323 True and
Loyal Fraters.
Trinity Commandery. No. T.. l.. Was Char
. tered in 1865.

The Journal publishes below the tuii
membership roll of Trinity Commandery'
No. :. X. t.. 323 of the leading men OF
Augusta and vicinity. Following are the
present officers of Trinity Commandery
En-. Sir Winfield s Choate. En-. Com.
Sir William c. Boothby. Gen.
Sir Charles W. Jones. c. G.
Sir CHARLES r. Cook. s. w.
Sir Lorenzo -. Merchant, j. w.
En-. Sir James f. Kingsley. Prel.
En- Sir Treby Johnson. Treas.
Sir .ames F. Blanchard. Rec.
Sir Irving o. Gage. -. Br-
Sir Thomas II. Dodge. Sw. Br.
Sir Arthur G.. Wing, War.
Sir Fred O. Boynton. 3rd Cd.
Sir Everett S Hall, End Cd.
Sir Fremont J. c. Little. LIST Cd.
Sir John b. Lawrence, Sent.
Following are the past commanders
Orlando Currier.
sDavid Cargill.
Austin ID. Knight.
sWarren Colby.
ARichard W. Black.
James Atkins.
Samuel w. Lane.
iChares B. Morton.
j. Frank Pierce.
Henry +. Blanchard.
.John +. Avery.
Treby Johnson.
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Lyman Il. Viewer.
Nathan Weston.
Nathaniel ". White.
Daniel Whitchousc.
Gustuvus +. Whitman.
Arthur W Whitney.
John II. Whitney.
Charles l.. Written.
Edgar y. Williams.
Levi 7. Williams.
William II. Williams.
Jos, PIN Williamson. Jr.
Emerson Is. Wilson.
Arthur G.. Wing.
Frank :. NiGeatc.
Charles -. " God.
Elliott Wood.
Joseph r.. Woodward.
Joseph r. Young.
William Young.
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Sir Knight Thomas S. Currie. Standard
Bearer.
the most eminent the supreme grand
master and deputy grand master will
also accompany the Montreal fratres
u. I'm. Sir knight II. f. CHANNEL. the
present provincial prior for Province Of
Quebec will be one Of the party. also
Z. En-. Sir knight Lieut.. Col. A. A.
Gilmore. a charter member of Sussex
ffeceptory and past preceptor of
Richard Occur de Lion.
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En- Sir knight w s Choate Comman-
dor f -rri,it,. ,,a,,r,.,,io,,.
r,hor,os T. -ri,da,
s,na 10 \, lIii
,rS..ni.I ~ N n-,i,d ny
t iItS'
E.iitr;.,I ~ pi,i.tod
Ta.'s I, t - I,aI7l'
49,, ~ N,rrh,
T"; I, $500
.p; %So,,hr
s si,i.i.e . ndii,,'i,t1
Following are the members of Trinity
,,ar, NJ / y ,uous, non.
W. . ~ - nus "''' - -
Charies t. ADAMS
Nelson }. Adams
Arthur +. Alien.
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=
hafits NhoWi'oi'.
Saniti ". Lane.
Joseph i.arfapee.
John Il, Lawrence.
Thomas LtlSh.
Joseph +. Lewis.
Weston Lewis.
Fremont J. &. Little.
Edison Locke.
Elmer l.. LoVejoy.
Harry i. Lowell.
Vermont X. Luce.
Fred u. Lynn.
Robert /. Lynn.
Joseph II. ManlcyA
Samuel &. ManIeN.
George W. Manter.
Melville ". Manttr.
George y. Nc edward.
James y. McbaNid-
James +. MCllruy.
John tt. Mciiruy-
Ronald {. N.llroy.
Joseph y. Mclean.
Lorenzo ID. Merchant.
Charles y. MIu.nvn.
William q. Moody.
George IL. A4ooerS.
Robert 9. MontrS-
Power ;. Mooney.
-. Frank Moore.
Henry j., Morrill,.
Henry T. Morse
Alexander 9. Monroe.
John NJ Monroe.
Albert Il Murphy.
Charles II. Nash.
David ;. Nelson.
Robert T., Ncwcomh.
Walter \. .,eWcumh.
John Nj. Nichols.
Joseph Noble.
Warren f.. Noycs.
Wius!ow : Oakman.
Walter {. Packard.
Fred q. Parker.
Arthur +. fIrrott.
Charles II. Parsons.
Charles X Partridge.
Frank K. Partridge.
Stephen :. patten.
Charles 7. Penney.
Henry Penniman.
Alfred L. Perkins.
John II. Perkins.
Sidney NJ. Perkins.
George A. Phllhruuk.
j. Frank Pierce.
ManleN IL. Pike.
Harrison u. Pinkham.
Frederick W. flalSt"d.
Lew NJ. Poor.
Edward y. Prescott.
Mile :. Priest.
James NJ. Pulsifcr.
Charles =. FurinSton.
smith :. RANDALL.
William 1t. Reid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-16

Wilmer 7. McLaurin. grand registrar:
Very Eminent Sir Knight Jos. I.
Phillips. past sub marshal; ma Very
Eminent sir Knight VIM. N. Campbell
ana the immediate past
presiding preceptor. It is expected that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-16

opportunities being given 60 take dinner
Sir knights hAFiH- teams. and wA" az.
about town "rr r-4 -fst'd tn has" th"il
teams 80 Masonic I'mpl" at y ".'io'a
noon.
Al 2.1 r. 81. electric cars vii be- taken
for ;hg Rational ilau,. Ta-.s Trinity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-16

Edmund IL. Doe.
Lewis l.. Dolliver.
Charles q. Dondero.
Frank 4. Dow.
Edwin a. Dudley.
Edwin c. Dudley.
j. Frank Dyer.
Daniel w. Emery.
William ]. Ensor.
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0Ffltl,t PROGRAM.

tCnntinu-i from page -.
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~ lltf.
William 7. Jones.
Carter Il. l\cene.
George +. I\eene.
David +. kcitn.
Charles ii. kenison.
Otis w. kimball.
NeranouS Nimball.
James T.. Kingsley.
Frank W. kinSman.
Fred g. kinsman.
James &. kirkpatrick.
Harrison +. kittredgc.
Frank kittrcdGe.
William S. kittredge.
Austin D. knight.
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OUR VISITORS.

continued from page %.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-07

Inc late Henry Russell, the veteran
Ghsilsh composer of Cheer, Boys,
Gheer' and OF more than 800 other songs
which We're popular in their dav had
many amusing experiences when he sang
ms ballads on various occasions Once
AFTER rendering "Woodman, Spare That
Tree, gentleman rose in the gallery.
ana asked, Was the tree spared?" on
oelng answered in the affirmative, he.
with a sigh of heartfelt relief, exciaim-
feu' Ihank GOD for thatv' After sing
! ing the song of 1.-The Dog Carlo. VINO
jumped off an Atlantic liner and sayad
child's life, Russell was gravely wait
I'd upon by couple of Yorkshire min
-, who begged him for pup. One of
.ilssells songs, of which the words we, g
c5anged In accordance with the altered
c0!.dltions, is our national anthem, Co
lumc-a, the Gem of the Ocean"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-07

Among the clever epigrams which &C.
cur in Mrs. Craigie's new society drama.
The Wisdom of the WISE" which is
now being performed in London by
George Alexander, are: Mrs. Bistern has
made so many experiments that she has
had no time to gain experience" What
a man has done bores everybody, but
what he is going to do is always delight
full. Il hate man who can only love
those whom he esteems. He always
runs away with his friends wife" art
IS easy enough to be faithful to some
one ou love. but to be faithful to some
one - don't love-that, in my opinion,
is tr5 yirtue." Where is Sarah now:
In bed with Ice on her temples! She
may te a woman for a crisis, but we
have TO know it for weeks afterward."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-07
ONt SATURDAY, MARCH 9,
JAS. r. MORGAN. Auctr.
AT Il O'CLOCK NOON,

At my salesroom, IS Queen street, Ho-
nolulu, I will sell at public auction. by
order Of the Treasurer, Mr.. W. A.
Bowen.e the following certificates OF
stock In the Hawaiian Automobile Co.
Ltd, unless the delinquent second.
third, fourth, fifth and sixth assess
menta, with interests and advertising
expenses, are paid on or before the day
and hour OF sale at the Office Of Cas-
tie & Cooke, Ltd, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-07

Sportsman Go Smith, who hasn't
brought down single bird all day)-"Do
you know Lord Peckham?" Smith-"Oh,
dear, yes; I've often shot at his house"
Sportsman-''Ever hit it?'-Fun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-07
AtPrivatcSale

The nine-year lease on a hrst-class
rooming house. centrally located and
doing q profitable business. House
contains % bed rooms, parlor. dining
room, kitchen, etc. Excellent reasons
given for selling, and prospectus show
Ing the income and expenses Of the
business can be seen by calling at my
o6ee. Ia
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-07


stree Contain square property H
nhg ton Uoa feet Aaret
Bros ae stree ad ta
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-07

JAS.MnF. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
w. A. BOWEN, TREAS.
Honolulu, February 26, 1901.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
PROTECTION AIDS
. GERMAN INDUSTRY
Preamble of New Tariff
Bill Proves Most
Interesting.
Necessity of Replacing the
Ex sting Measure With
Entirely New One.

BERLIN. Nov. 23.-The Government S
preamble to the new tariff bill, issued to
the members of the Reichstag to-day. sets
forth the necessity of replacing the ex-
listing tariff by an entirely new one that
shall not be inferior to that of any other
country in delicacy of arrangement. Pro-
tective tariffs, it is added, have con-
tributed materially to the prosperity of
German industry and commerce. In con-
nection with this prosperity dislocatlon
in the distribution of, the wage-earniny
class has taken place, to the detriment
of agriculture. The increase in the
wages of agricultural laborers caused
the Industrial classes has resulted in
an almost intolerable increase in the
working expenses of the agriculturists.
On the other hand, there has recently
been a setback in the upward movement
of German industry.
Whether this setback has reached it's
lowest ebb or how long it will last can
not be calculated to certainty In or
der to avert the disastrous consequences
which that dislocation mentioned will
eventually have, not on agriculturists
alone, but on the whole community, the
adoption of effective counter measures
can no longer be delayed One of the
bills essential aims is to place home agri-
culture in a more favorable position by
affording it such greater customs protec-
ton as will alleviate the disadvantages
Although 1t is not expected that grain
imports can be entirely dispensed with
1t is highly desirable to have the perma-
nent home production sufficient for the
greater part of the nations requirements
In any case the dependence of home price
on internal prices will continue The pos
sibility of feeding the people Is being
rendered more and more difficult, and this
necessity certainly imposes the obligation
to exercise the greatest caution. Never
theless should 1t be found that this bur-
den is laid on the consuming public the
burden must be borne. in order that dam
gers far more serious to the state shall
be avoided.
Respecting commercial treaties with
other countries, the Government is ready
after the tariff bill is disposed of, to enter
in due course in negotiations to these ends
with those countries desiring to do so
The recasting of the tariff bill will not
prevent the country from effectinh new
commercial treaties. Nevertheless, tie un-
certainty of politics and of the CONNER
cial future, the tariff bill provides for
more severe compensation measures
1t is desired that the new tariff become
effective January l. 1904. As, however,
there Is little probability of new CONNER
cial treaties becoming operative at the
same time, desirable as this may be, the
bill reserves that the fixing of the date
upon which the new tariff shall become
effective shall be by imperial decree, with
the assent of the Federal Council
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
SAILORS DINE
UNDER WATER
Naval Submarine Boat
Submerged for Ex-
pertinent.
Attempts Being Made to
Learn How Long It
Supports Life.

PATCHOGUE. L. l., Nov. 2S.-In order
TO demonstrate the length of time that
The Holland submarine torpedo-boat can
remain below water and stin support hu-
man life the Fulton, with three officers
and a crew of five men, was submerged
, IN the harbor tonight and will not come
TO the surface again until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning, q period of fifteen
hours
The test is the seNerest ever ATTEMPTED
and e large number OF spectators as
sembleo on the company's wharves to-
night and watched the boat sink slowly
beneath the water with her daring crew.
In order that there may be no evasion
OF the conditions of the test and to assist
IN any emergency a watch was set upon
the company's wharf.
Lieutenant Arthur Macarthur U s. N
is In command. Besides this officer there
are on board Rear Admiral John Lowe,
.. S. n. (reured); Captain Frank T. Ca
bic Of the Holland Torpedo-boat Com
pany, and her crew Of five men of the
navy. The Fulton is submerged in f1f-
teen feet of water, giving her top six
foot depth under water.
Those on board the craft will partake
OF supper at midnight and will breakfast
at o'clock tomorrow morning. Every
thing necessary for the comfort of those
on board has been supplied, including
light bedding.
a a
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Robbed bv e Roommate.

ANGELS CAMP. Nov. 23.-Frank Mon
teverde, saloon-keeper, let Joe Berg of
Carriers share his room last night. Berg
arose at o'clock this morning and de-
parted, telling Monteverde he was going
to Robinsons Ferry. When Monteverde
arose he missed $500. He at once began
to look for Berg, but did not succeed in
finding him until this afternoon. When
officers tried to capture Berg he fed and
was not caught until he had run about
two miles. He was brought to town and
locked in jail. When he was searched
only IS cents was found. 1t is believed he
took the money and buried it before the
officers caught him.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
been instructed to report to the command

been instructed to report to the command
ing officer
Lieutenant Thomas S. Harlee, Second Divl-
sion Lieutenant T. B. w. Leland, First Dlvi-
sion; Lieutenant Junior Grade Henry G. Peter
son, First Division; Lieutenant Junior Grade
Henry p. Smith, Second Division; Ensign VIII
liam Speck Engineer Division: Ensign John
+. Murphy, First Division, and Ensign John
NJ. Corcoran, Second Division
Lieutenant Roscoe Howard, command
ing the third division Of the naval mill
tia, has also had added to his duties the
command of the Pinta; Lieutenant Gunior
grade) f. L. Sargent has been assigned
as executive officer of the Pinta, and sEn :
signs Joseph P. Sexton and Donald M.
Stewart have been assigned to the Pinta.
The sum of $4,000 cling available fo:
the purchase of uniforms and quarter
masters stores, company commanders
have been ordered to send to the uniform
board a statement of mats, caps, leggings,
trousers, blouses and overcoats on hard
and serviceable. and make a requisition
for such of these articles as are needed TO
complete the equipmelt of the command.