The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

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The capital of the State of California
was at one time located in Vallejo. 1t
was there in 1851, 1852 and 1853
CLEVELAND-Su City. The
full name of ex-President CleYeland is
stephen Grover Cleveland, but num-
Der of years ago he dropped Stephen.
LANDLORD AND TENANT-C., City.
A landlord may terminate month to
month tenancy at will, but he must
give the tenant not less than fifteen
days notice of intention to terminate
the same.
BASEBALL. T. NJ, sausalito, Cal
An umpire cannot call base runner
out for cutting base unless he sees
the runner do so. There is no excep-
ton to this rule. 1t is the umpires
duty to watch the bases.
REFECTORY-Enq., City Refec-
tory. which in the United States is ap-
piled to public eating house or res
taurant, is an old name for the apart
ment in a monastery in which the
monks took their meals
BOOKS-T., City. If you will go to
the Free Public Library, Sixteenth
street, near Market, you can consult
tlAC SdIdlOS uSo lilO lilcSS Will SiNc you
a list of the books published treating
on the subject you ask about.
THE SABBATH-subsc City.
Sabbath for man" is from the New
Testament, ST. Mark, ii.27, and the text
is: "And he said unto them (the Phar-
isees) the Sabbath was made for man,
and not man for the Sabbath"
THE CUCUMBER-Subs City.
The cucumber is the pepo or hard
rined berry of the cucumber plant,
cultivated as vegetable since the
days of Moses. In Numbers. Old Testa-
ment. xi.5. is the following: I'VE re-
member the fish which we did eat in
Egypt freely; the cucumber, and the
melons, and the leeks and the onions
and the garlick."
ENCHILADAS-N L., Sacramento,
Cal The Mexican enchilada is made of
a preparation of chopped meat sea-
soned with either red pepper or hot
green pepper in season and tomato
sauce, rolled in a thin stiff paste of
corn meal and baked until it is a gold
en- color. 1t is then served hot on a
layer of lettuce leaf.
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES. s.
P, Lodi, Cal. The following is list of
bAC lSSiOS4Atidl from Ine
days of John c. Fremont down to the
last election held: l856-*James Buch-
anan, John G. Fremont Millard Fill
more; 1S60-*Abraham Lincoln, stephen
A. Douglas, ]. c. f3reckinridge, John
Bell; 1S64-sAbraham Lincoln George
B. Mcclellan; 1S6S-~Ulysses S. Grant.
Horatio Seymour 1S72-sUiysses S.
Grant, Horace Greeley, Charles O'Conor,
James Black, Thomas A. Hendricks. b.
Gratz Brown, Charles J. Jenkins, David
Davis; 1S76-Samuel J. Tilden, sRuther-
ford B. Hayes. Peter Cooper, Green Clay
Smith, James B. Walker; 1SS0-sJames
A. Garfield, w. S. Hancock, James b.
Weaver. Neal Dow, John w Phelps;
1SS4-sGrover Cleveland, James G.
Blaine, John P. st. John, BENJAMIN F.
Butler, P. D. Wigginton; 18SS-Grover
Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison, Clinton
B. Fisk, Alison J. Streeter r. Fl. Cowtiry.
James L. Curtis; 1ss2-sGrover Cleve-
land, BENJAMIN Harrison. James B.
Weaver, John Bidwell Simeon Wing;
1S96-*William Mckinley, William
]. Bryan, Joshua lowering, John
M Palmer, Charles H Match
EFT, Charles e. Bentley; 1900--swilliam
Mckinley. William j. Bryan John q.
Woolley, Wharton Barker. Eugene v.
Debs. Joseph +. Malioney. j. F. r.
Leonard, Seth Fl. Ellis fg04-sTheodore
Roosevelt, Alton B. Parker. Eugene "
Debs, Silas c. Swallow, Thomas E. Wat
son, Charles H. Corrigan.
Those marked with a star were
elected. John G. Fremont was can
di6ate on the Republican ticket