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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-29
COUNCIL SELECTS
JUDGES AND CLERKS
Special Session of Body Held
Last Night.
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE
People Chosen to Conduct
Voting Precincts
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE

At special session Of the members of
the city council last night, called for
that purpose. judges and clerks for the
various precincts of the different wards
were named for the spring election.
In the absence OF Mayor Mclean s. B.
Herman, councilman from the first ward,
assumed the presidency of the councik
Immediately after roll call lise of the
names of those selected to have charge
of the voting precincts, which was pre-
pared yesterday. was read. On motion of
Councilman Luling the list was approved
and the members adjourned without
transacting further business.
The following Will be judges and clerks:
First Ward-First precinct, ]. S Beck
with, T. G. Parham and John T Kelly.
judges; ]. P, Fegtly and Herbert Childe,
clerks. Second precinct. G. w Knorr.
Jesse Burt and F. X. Hammers. judges;
Silas Andrews and James Hunter, clerks.
Third precinct, J. H. Alexander. George Z.
Harris and A. Cristman, judges; J. A.
Osler and Bruce Griffith, clerks.
Second Ward-First precinct, Jno. Ores
ser, c. A Rose and William Campbell,
judges; S. y. Wolf and William Lowe
clerks Second precinct, ]. w. MOffatt.
Yves Barker and o. Burgesser, judges
j. F. Chinneth and j. e. Williams, clerks
Third precinct, J. r. Downing. j. r. Fos-
ter and r. T. Bean. judges; I. Beach and
Clark Camp, clerks.
Third Ward-F1rst precinct D. A.
judges; Ed Hilliard and Charles Herrold,
clerks. Second precinct j. H. Mccall, o.
D. Draper and Jno. Fisher. judges; Ed
Dill and Ray Jocelyn, clerks. Third pre-
cinct, Byron Mckinney, T. NJ. Dodson and
B. Bailey. judges; r. II. Mundevello and
w. H. Burch. clerks.
Fourth Ward-First precinct. Ezra
Beard, j. c. Mossman and NJ. c. Cook,
judges; Richard Bird and Seymour Coble,
clerks. Second precinct, c. c. Merry.
J. NJ. Balderson and d. A McCanless,
judges; j. II. Mcpherson and julius Tim
norman, clerks. Third precinct, Clarence
Smith, 8. S. Woodcock and S. P. Duncan
judges; r. B. Hutchinson and Charles
Gregory, clerks.
Fifth Ward-First precinct, J. P. Dillon,
Frank Payne and J. W. Reiser. judges
]. n. Covult and George Rogers. clerks.
Second precinct, ". T. Buckley. Howard
Woodward and 3. Fletcher, judges; f.
A. Jones and A. A. Dunmire. clerks
Sixth Ward-First precinct, A. Beffel,
Ben Wilson and ]. Brakeman, judges; w.
c. Winch and ]. f. Davis clerks. Second
precinct, Isaac Salisbury, W. F. Shaw.
and VIM. McCarty, judges; inc. Winrod
and Charles Lempke clerks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-29
THE PEOPLE ALL
In Chorus Cried. Give Us Newbro's
kerpicice

This word Of late has been in every
ones mouth. and many are wondering
what the word signifies though TO one
has yet been found who will deny that
Newbro's Herpicide does the work Well
for the Information 81 thousands CT
people who ike 70 know all about good
thing We would say Jh2t HeTp:cide
means a destroyer or killer % Herpes q"
New Heres is the family name %
disease caused by various vegetable par
asites A similar microbe causes dan
Jiruff. itching scalp. and falling hair, this
is Tire uicrobe that Newbros HsrPicsde
promptly destroys. after which the hair
grows Sold ~ leading druggists send
- cents in stamps for sample 10 The
Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich. Moore
Drug Co, special agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-29
WEATHER is UNSETTLED.
Severe Storm is Raging on the Pacific
Coast.

Owing TO the storm which is raging on
the Pacific coast. Weather Observer Todd
states that the weather IN Wichita and
vicinity is unsettled and there il likely
to be stormy weather here. Indications
point To the eastward movement Of the
storm
During the past twenty-four hours, the
maximum temperature was 81 degrees.
the minimum g degrees
Rain was falling at the morning obser-
walton in Portland. San Francisco ard
Salt Lake City. but clear weather ex-
tended over the middle and southwestern
uc-riou
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-29
ion of church membership:

ing & improv
ing churches sS,S6S sS.0S7 1926 ......
Old Indebtedness
paid off ........ 1888 sS,037 s 326 800.
At the close of last nights session the
conference closed its business for the
present time and the delegates and Wis
itors viii depart for their homes today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-29
BISHOP HAMILTON
MAKES ASSIGNMENTS
Last Nights Meeting Closes
the Session
OFMEIHODlSTCONFEREN
Statistics Showing Work Dur
ing the Year.
MISUNDERSTANDING

Three sessions were held yesterday by
the Southwest Kansas conference. AT
the one beginning at $50 o'clock last night
the following appointments were read by
Bishop John W. Hamilton:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-29
WICHITA MEMS LUCK.
J. 3. Burke and Jake Eckert Locate
Gas Well.

]. 3. Burke, Of the hxn Of Burke &
Eckert. returned from th- oil fields Of
Neodesha yesterday morning with the
good news that he has struck gas
well with dow Of over six million feet
He refused an orfer OF $500 for IL
AIR Burke and Jake Eckert. also OF
this city. bought lands in the oil district
bat short time ago They began the
work Immediately Of boring for minerals
and Sunday morning they were repayed
The output was tested carefully Sunday
night and Mr.. Burke was Immediately
made the offer mentioned in the fore
going for his find.
The well is situated just north Of Neo-
desha. or directly in the center 81 tho
OIL iields. ana is said TO have created Ho
end Of sensation among the other own
ers of land. as there was supposed to be
10 oil il that vicinity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-29

BROWN DIVORCE GRANTED.
Plaintiff in Case Is Given the Home
stead

Arguments IN the case Of W-ltha
Brown versus Nillard F. Brown. were
heard in The distric; court yesterday
morning. after which Judge Wilson
granted divorce 20 the plaintiff and
ordered that she should b. given the
homestead property on Ida avenue To
The defeadenant. judgment Sas given for
tg58. out Z which has is 70 pay the costs
81 ,hs suit ard the taxes on the properly
The case was a hotly contested ore, and
occupied all day Saturday ard TIRE
greater portion OF yesterday morning 3
session
. A Msts5a opened the argument for
TIE plaintir. Re Was followed by Adams
ard Adams for the defense. after whigh
w Kelthr made tire closing argument
FOR n pisingi1 The main controversy n
me case was ever the aivissoG II The
property
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-29

to be launched for public use. in which
action the men who have patiently and
faithfully labored in the belief that the
great idea could be put TO practical use
will be recompensed for their determina-
ton and for the sums of money which
they have uncomplainingly put up. The
Israel boys have not yet decided on the
manner Of introducing it. but experienced
business men and practical gardeners
declare that whatever the mode. the new
machine insurcs success.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-29

Dr.. Thomas W Lsufernorn. e Nor
rss;oNn. y J, holds the trolley car re-
s7cHsihle FOR the large increase II the
number Of cases q appendicitis. He says
people rsde who should yak and lack o.,
exercise lezds 70 weakness which makes
persons susceptible 20 the disease
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
KNOWING DUTY WHEN
1T is Sc EN-

One may be in very humble posi-
ton in the service Of q business man,
a great corporation or with the gov
ernment, but the opportunities for
performing duty at the right time
never fail to come. Duty is one Of
the constant companions Of all human
life
Boatswafa Patrick Deary Of the
United States nav. and stationed on
the Peoria. thought last year his
position was a very insignificant one
and that he would never have an oD,
portanltg to distinguish himself. But
IN the night Of December >, 1903. h
learned that, even il h. was far b.
Jew tLe rank of admiral. he nona tn
les could de a. brave. a5 loyal 10 his
.Iara. ~ the h.4L--- o4tcar III tn
fft!.=e==.
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5aas5 Haaeass. a-l .AdI.e" 1.,aEs
.z#zz f9ela IL Ga..e4 States z-ee.s
ship Peoria while 54.a- rowad tr54#
Na&poaf. r. /. 10 Annapolis Nd. Tha
.3laeeaz5a. Nas eaee dashed oa tn
leach. III L. 44aee, Wa saved
t.aa a similar ta-r h= Boa.swa.2
Eaa9E Hasa III. oppor-gn.tr H
was 5a the Peoria. which. at -ha
momeat. az sao feet away from h
aHaaaaera4 Submarine The -ea W
r1Trrfne h.ah and flied with aoa-tae
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leaRea #aFeHbaar with tow or ha8.-
taz rope ab8ar rs waist. He wan
a @.sz.3as aa5 fastened the goae
- her bow. Thaa in rhe cold Of -he
sale he Mal- his way back 10 h.s
ship.
Tba Peoria Immediately bean To
fag a rhe ta3 POPE, and with saca
sEecass that ne Alder was r~ave.t
Cd from going on the beach ana being
destroyed. For aao1ine asd ing I
h.s duty at the light moment Boat
swain Deary has received from tha
nay department a medal and vote
u thanks
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TIE REVISED VERSION.

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lyn Eagle.
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Treated New and Then.

The Baron 2e $. Marc vas ore O:
The distinguished patrons Of the A.
lahtie CITY horse show On a cerfais
afternoon here, ap9opos Of charity, he
said:
In London, I Vas walking down
New Bond street 4ten a beeear ap.
preached ne, I'D BY dog on a
string
Ny dear fellow said, as I ashaa
"a fhreepenay b.t FROM ny pocket, 'yon
are blind, area't ya42'
ssYas, xour honor ne answered
sadly.
Have you e7er aean treate1?'
Y ent on.
Only row ard ffan, Sir said th'
beeear Folks are mostly too prom
tc be seen going into 5avorns with III,
likes q me- a-Phladelnh.a Record.
The pen is certainly miehty \ der
rick cant raise a check, but a pen can
Eggs may have their faults. but a
an rate hey are never too fresh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
EXCURSION RATES TO NORTHERN
RESORTS.
sToP-oVERs Ar ST. LOUIS FAlE


Excursion tickets at unusually to4
rates, good for he season, on sale to
Milwaukee, Madison, Waukesha,
Green Lake, Devils Lake, Gogebic,
Ashland, Marquette, Superior, Duluth,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and many other
cool and delightful lake resorts
reached by the North Western line.
Stop-overs at St. Louis permit visit
to the worlds fair en- route.
Information and tickets can be Sc
cured from your home agent. Book
let entitled The Lakes and Summer
Resorts of the Northwest" mailed up
on receipt Of cents in stamps. w
B Knishern, P. T VI c. & y. w. Ry
| Chicago. III.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
TIE PEOPLE ALL
In Chorus cried, Give Cs Newbro's
Hcrpicide.

This word . late has 1o"a in c1a-s.
anes N nth. and many ate w9e F.:
N1.f ta9 @arl signifies, th.3-h
Aeea found. who vi.
KEN BROS fIt+EFfCIIJE . =s -..a r FIX
SER t.a Information "a ,aa
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5s..a -=e. in stamps for =..a
| farIir.de Co. Detroit Ntc1
For sale by L. b. Coon, 81 reciaI agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
TT F,sIlAY. DEcEMBER l,as


Subscribers desiring the Graphic
Discontinued at any time will please
notify the Office either in person or
by either phone. Orders to carriers
10 discontinue will net be accepted,
SIS the frequent changes among the
carrier boys causes an endless
amount Of confusion and disputes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
hNNOUNCEMsN sNTS.
Police Judae.

The Graphic IS authorized 70 an
neHnce Y. /. Tene% as a candidate
for reelection 10 the Office Of Judge Of
he police court Of The city Of Pine
Bluff subject 70 me action of the
Democratic primary elections January
l.. 1876.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
FARM BOY HAS BEST CHANCE.

Indiana State Superintendent II
Public INSTRUCTION Fassert \. Cotton
addressing a gathering Of teachers re-
Gently, made the following sezs.I5# =
and Well timed reamrEs
1t Is just in his ability = IL fhiaes
that The boy on The farm has better
chance to succeed han the town &
city bred boy. And It IS because the
boy on the farm has wcrq 10 da.=
"Te country boy Is we'll trained IN
the expressive siae Of liz. + : ez=
preston toe that a.4.a#itl.s To- Ono
fhiag and in :. ae cot 4e aef.aa
there Is werk = ID IN .fs Waf5#l. that
lie Is nar a14 5!# Haa eaa
sfse he.e GOOD qualities corr
scha1 work. coed aa 0= .9ad I
80 eau t-. -
cc.s1 1l.e.. ia.ze .aa5r
an ..e .aa..
ami .r- raaaea ra
6cys II ta- e=s#.
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s.sa ..= #. 6asl4+.
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Ea
pa
h. at.a. ..-.e...t.. as.-=z-
The otH H.
ceel a- scores He
him are -1cceeGa-. af =. IA. -
memaer that .arra @=re
r6rtant. just ~ hae
c.ea#. rhat r. roQua #8zt - atea
aHslfv and ,hsf ..a.4-
erat.se a. any work he H Had t.
do
The @orcsb.4 aa.a. #als# Sra "a
farm boy has better chance o sac.
cess han the c.rx bred zataa 9a.
cause OF his ability 70 - taia4z
worth ponderin4 Over, The boy on
the farm ha- work 70 %. says Mf
Cotton. and he might have saalea taat
on the farm the boy Is fa5sht 70 re-.
specf abor Too =laecit<. ho9 :
permitted to grow Up .nte habits o.
indolence. # not Of vice. having itt#e
regard Tor or know. ledge Of labor upon
which he looks With sort Of =a.sIalHs
Labor.1s mol. he is incapable of faG-
ing place anoa4 th6sz Who are -
hear of The prize o. laezefrh. ". II
er l. h. capsh.e ot =ff apn9ee atla@
HE jas- o., ..fe aeeass-,e=s9t Il -32Hte.t=et
p.ea-uce lie l.. o.. al H,a#als MOI
unhappy Compare ms srafe With =r7af
Of ne .arm boy Who laboss aa1 has
his N1ol"-ome joys. His i a hea1a.
body, a healthy mind He brfa4-
aaes a respect f7r The aoblesf
II ct1a-s and ID Il recreation =
Enoa a]4r Ha # has tega eaao.
seI-,-porr Is tfe saal aeeaa at In
joy. lie eats no others bread au
Ut, own paid Tor ~ hls own baa0H
by Ills own sweet sweatenea. He ma,
look abouI him aaa re0ect that know
.ng the purchasing power Of homes
labor he may he me conquest o
large fhines. Ambition is hindled, II
enlarges his sphere. the world open
up before him and beholl soon, tn
boy becomes now the busy. sueeessa
man OF action. Remember, boys, sine
the dawn OF time the field of aerica
ture has ever been the cradle Of tn
greatest men. How pleased yo
should be that il bred and nurture
gou.
-o-%O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
state Of Ohio. CO. OF Toledo. ...oas

STATE Of Ohio. C.eE 0t Toledo, Lseas
County.
EsanE ] Ctaaes 4aG oa-a -aar
he Is senior partner =. the Hrll =. =
! Cheney (, Co, doing t.l-t......~ III n
GisH= Il Fa5Hde Gaaet. am State
afaEazatz. ara r6ar -a.d 1.,.- -. "a
s.#e=a4aa e& Kindred a5H-
Lars saH each ard e#ecT oae j.
taHsffs rI.+se ea...f e9r 1s
9@a Ga-a..4 C'Ise
FRANK IL C.t-.Er.
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re 65urer.

The Graahzc : Authorized ~ an.
rounce Ran Robinson a q caolitare
for r e.eer5pa for rt.e trasstEe@. -tt'f-
fect - tle action II i1e Dem cratic
ar5,s asa:. January IN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
EOR QENT

Front furniehed room, 57I West
Second Avenue Old phone 4o2.
Furnished rooms from SI.25 up;
also rooms for light housekeeping at
Hot Springs, Ark. Address Pleasant
View. IS hickory Street, Hot Springs,
Ark,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
-..iia.star w. Gah4ke.

~. NJ. former Chinese c.:ni- ~,
sa-e3 tar his harp VII and ready re,
rar-ze. was on one occasion honored
+. visit fro.a delegation Of wo-
men Interested in the cause 0 ore2a
.14iz=ioas From he minister thav de
sired some complimentary remarks in
refrence 10 the Indebtedness which
China owed TO thu efforts Of he mis-.
lonaries. The s,abassador was re
luctant 70 eive credit to fore.eners. as-
Isertine hat China progress was due
I = Chinese effort and patriotism. Sae
lone Of the ladies':
Why loa.t you relieve Your wolaea
fio@ the cruelty If tieht shoes o.
sReeaGse. answered the ambassa-
cor. resantfulIy. "a small shoe is pref
efable 70 a small vai-t. and ! IS easier
/ - keep such a foot ont Of he ara:r
C other people. Denver r publican
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
HER ONLY WISH.

'You told ne when We We're mar
ried you would see that my ever,
wish was gratifed, remarked the
bride Of few weeks.
"Well?a replied the husband very
curtly
We'll, | wish | was single again
philadelphia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06
Why the Price Was Different.

Young Housekec per Ctimid,yl-
Isn't Il cents IA her high for turkey
l am quite sur the price across the
gsay is only 13.
Butcher-~With The feet on?"
Young Househeerer-"No, think
feet are cut off.
B atchsr with superior smila)-'I
-houeht 20. When We sell a turkey,
I a'an, We sell It f-et and all"
Forget justice and you will find
Judgment.
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'DailY Graphic.

nntered at Postofice at Pine Bluff,
Ark., as second class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-06

Eggs may have their faults. but a
an rate hey are never too fresh.
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The pen is certainly MIGHTY. \ der.
rick cant raise a check, but a pen can
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advertising Rates Made Known on
Application.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27

T. D. Jordan left Thursday for Julian for II wagon load of fruit. He thinks it abou, niuty-iiv. miles and counts on a week for the round trip. He is accom- panied by Wm Stalry.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27
CALEXICO

C. N. Johnson is erecting storc-room on North Imperial Avenue.
 Dr. W. T. EIeffernan made Calexico two days visit last week. connection with the brick yard, re. turned "Wednesday morning.
 J. r.. Bragg who has been in Lpr Angeles for several days on business im
 Lewis Hollandsworth has almost com. plctcd lIis new livery barn on west End street.
 NJ. B. Davis, wife and baby are home after a two weeks visit at San Diego and other coast points.
 Dr. Griffith ha. bough, the property of W. k. Thomas and will fit the build ing up for an office.
 Jack Carpenter will soon have hi now building ready for business. He intends to open Il short order house.
 C. l.. Redwood returned to the Valley Wednesday after two weeks absence at Los Angeles and Yuma.
 Mir. Steindorff is building four-room cottage in the northwest part of town, which he will occupy about Sept. l.
 C. \. Perry in with Us asain-having spent his vacation with his family in Los Angeles. also few days in San Francisco.
 Messrr. Donahue and Dow will leave in few days for Los Angeles to buy stock of general merchandise to put in their new building now nearing com pletion.
 F. Barnes X Company will erect the first brick building in Calexico. Their plans are for a building 36xlOO, two stories and basement, work to begin next month.
 Word frorl the Emerson Realty Go. is ,o the effect that prices on all Calex- ico property would bc advanced Sept. IS. Now is a good time to buy and get the benefit of the advance.
 A. |. Lindsey, of Los Angeles. is erecting a store room on the east rldc "f Imperial Avenue, in which he will "I'cn up. when completed, stock of clothing aud boots and shoes. Nelson Morse will have charge of the store.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST ALONG THE BORDER

The Southern Pacific engineers were in town few days ago, locating the round house tO bc erected here soon.
 Mcrsrs Aucr and Bragg Lave inst finish ed burning their frrt.kiln of brick and they are said Co be the best made in the Valley go far. They are very hard and go"d color; 4O,OJO of them have already been contracted for, to be used to hotel in Mexical.
 The young people of CalcHico and vicinity gave a party at the Bungalow house of Mir. and Mrs. Jenkins last Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Lillian Thompson and Miss Grace Me- Collum, IL being the birthday of each of the young ladies. Between thirty-fiyc aud forty were present and they en- joyed themselves as only Calcxico young people can. Miss Thompson leaves for Pomona College about Sept. l for another years work.
 Calcxico certainly is the favored spot in the Imperial Valley. She is not afflicted with howlers or agitators, neither does she want any. The people in town and surrounding country are happy and contented. They are not worrying themselves about whether the California Development Company or the government owns the water system, and as consequence of the good feel ing we seem to be entering upon gen uinc real estate and building boom, as tl,c following transfers will show:
 l.. G. Orr, block 26, cIls acres | 10000 Esther J. Dool, blocks 2 and 42,
 acres ...................... 1000. % r. F.. Carr, lots l, 2, 2, 1 and ,,
 block 2a ......... ....... 365. % A. Hciney, block 43, 2is acres 10000 E. F. Donahue, lots l, 2, blk 46. l35. 5.00 L. Hollandsworth, lot 20, blk 56 5O0 co J. C. Dow. lots l3 II, blk 62. l35.O0 Ellis Hylton. lot |, blk 63 3... 6O.OO Thos Phillips, lots !, 6, blk 63 l20.OO II. ". K. Brownell, lot s, blk 64 225.00 A. Y. Lindsey. lot l2, blk 6s.... 525 % A. W. Carpenter, lot II, blk 6S. 525. .OO Mrs. St. Claire Davis, lot l2.
 Mrs. Florence r. Griffith, lot |.
 blk e ..........'...... sOO. % Domaine S Dow, lot l3, blk 6a 1000 II. W. McAlmond. lot 2. blk 6S coco Waldo F. Miles, blk 25, 2ls acres. 10000 \. C. Morse, lots :, S, blk g GOO.O0
The Imperial press., 1904-08-27
Hotel Imperial Arrivals

Paul s. Anderson. City. Nj. Agard and wife, Cilv A. F.. Newman. san Francisco. q. W. Thing. City. Jas. C. Ellis, Brawley. Henry E. Stewart, Brawley. Jas. B. Martin and wife, Fillmore. W. r. Parkhurst, San Francisco. D. A. Thomas, City II. A. Gould, Los Angeles. q. A. Blackstone, Craig, Ncb. Chas. k. Skcnker. Los Angeles. D. kedit, Anahcim. ]. \. Patton, Holtville. Harriet W. Richards, Holtville. " K. Richards, Holiville. R. l.. Hutchins, Ins Angeles. King l.. kendle, Holtville. r. C. Reed, Los Angeles. W. F Holt. Redlands c. ". Boutwell,. Los Angeles. F. F.. Robinson, Long Beach. k. l.. Folkins, City. C. k. Redwood, Calcxico. ]. J. Johnson, Los Angeles. Howard Clark, San Diego. c. s. Lombard, Redlauds. C. W. Tran, Los Angeles. Clarence F.. Conant, City. w II. Lewis, Yuma. W. A. White. Los Angeles. NJ. Q. Kitten and wife, Los Angeles