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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

sys IN the treasury Of the State Of Florida NOT
otherwise appropriated. ~ payment 20 c. A. Car
eon. p Z. Harris. Fred L. StringeT j. n. Parrott.
p. N. Simonton. and =. ID. Beaga. as the surviving
members Of the Board Of Trustees Of the univeS
nity Of Florida. for tho deheieney in completing
dormisory for the University Of FLORIDA, 10 take
the place Of Poster Hall which had been destroyed
BY Gre; and ths Comptroller 10 hereby directed 10
Of FLORIDA 70 the order Of c. A. Carson, r. Z. Ha1
ria. Pred L. Strnger. j. r. PArrott, p. N. Simon.
ton, and z. ID. BeEgs. a. the surviving MEMBER
Of the Board Of Trustees Of the University Of
dred twcnty-eght and 0o-Ioo dollars.
Sec. ,. This Act shall take effect from the date
Of lis approval
Approved June 4. 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
emAPyEa SssI-no. ~.

AN ACT Requiring Teacher Summer Training
schools and Making Appropriations Therefor.
Whereas. The value Of tho public school system Is
measured BY the character OF the teachers en-
whereas, Teachers Summer Training Schools are
recognized ~ among the most potent means OF
improving teachers. and a. being the form OF
normal instruction which reaches the largest
are most widespread: therefore
De 4 Enacted BY ths Legislature q ths State d
Florida:
ssesioa Q. That the sum OF four thousand dol
lars tor the year 1909. and four thousand dollars
Tor the year 1910. OF 20 much thereof as may be
necessary, be and the same Is hereby appropriated
tor the purpose Of maintaining such Teachers and
Summer Training Schools. provided impartlAlly
tor teachers OF both races at the location OF the
vniversty Of the State Of Florida and the Florida
Female College, for white teachers. and az the
location Of the Colored Normal School for eolorcd
scaehers. These schools TO be taught by such in
structors % the State Superintendent OF Public
Instruction may appoint. and TO be held al such
times IS he may designate.
section 2. The Comptroller is hereby author
lred % draw warrants upon the requisition OF the
State Superintendent OF Public Instruction out OF
any funds IN the Treasury. not otherwise appro-
pnsted. Tor the amounts appropriated IN Section
secsioa !. Il shall he the duty Of the State SUI
perintendent Of Public Instruction 20 submit q
report % the next General Assembly showing the
number and location OF schools conducted by
means Of this appropriation. the number OF teach
ID each school with number Of the days service
rsndered by each. and tho amount paid each; and
% sabmit vouchers for everv dollar paid out from
This fund.
sssassa e. An laws in-OOnfiet with this Act are
sscflea 9. This Act shall take effect upon It's
passaBs and approval by the Governor.
Approved May "a, 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
enApTEa Ss0O-sO. IN.

AN ACT 20 Amend Section 17s6 Of the General
Statutes OF the State Of Plorda. Providing for
the Amount and Par Value OF the CAPITAL STOCK
OF Insurance Companies.
Be u Enacted By the Legislature Of the State Of
Florida: "
Section .. That Section ssS6 OF the General
Statutes Of the State Of Florida be. and the sarne
Is hereby. amended 30 read as follows
ago ts3I6l-AmOunt and Par NaIue.-Tbe
capital stock Of an insurance company ,ncDyuor.
ted N tins State shall not be less than ifiy thoug
and dollars to he divided into shares OF moi lrss
Than ten dollars each, nor more than one hundreI
United States. " '''
Sec. }. Al laws and parts Of laws IN oona,e,
with this Act be. and the same are hereby 70,
pealed "'' 'e-
Approved June :. 1909
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eHAPTEa ssPS-CAO. "a.

Az ACT 20 Prohibit Dnnking OF 800
Liquors OF Any Kind on Railway, -tL.-ssI. q
Trans or Coaches. or Nesubules ,atls!s ~
Platforms Connected Herewith, ~. esrSse
Tram OF Coach or Vestibues, are n th - stsiA
Of Passenger Transportation within, 1900 q
and Providing a penalty for the
the Provisions Of this Act. ..a.d
BE Enacted by the Legislature Of '"'
Florida:
section !. That Il 10 hereby declafea Eauea
Of any kind IN or anon any railway pAss.ssses ~
o. coach, OF Vestibuie thereof OF pA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
cHAprrR Ssss-No. I9.

Az ACT Prohibiting Fire Insurance companies
from Combining az 90 What Rate OF Comnnis-
son shall be Paid by any Other Company 10 an
DC Enaetst By the Legislature Of the State Of
section !. Il shall he unlawful for any Ere in
suranee company, association or partnershin 40
ing business m this STATE employing an agent who
Is employed by another fire insurance coroar,,
as-ooAhon OF partnership. either directly or
through any organization or association. 20 enc,
INTO make or maintain any stipulation or agree
rlent ~ restraint OF or limiting the Compensate,
when san agent may receive from any Other 6rr
Insurance company aSsociation or partnersb;,
ne penalty for any violation Of this section a.
&c me OF not less than two hundred ana 6i,,,
aoIiars nor more than ave hundred dollars ana ~
penod OF twelve months thereafter '''
So J. Al laws or parts OF laws in confie, her,.
WIN oe and the same are hereby repealed
see. J. This Act shall take effect imn,cl;.,.,,.
upon its passage and approval bv The Co,as'
Approved June g. 1900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
BE Enacted by the Legislature Of IN. Star. .,

Section !. Unless othe-7v.e pro,,4., -. A.
ast every hrc insurance company shall 49, ~,
WIN We state lrca surcr Of this State bDn5s "a -
Tni.eI states, bonds ot any Of the States "a 49,
Nntei states, bonds Of the District az Coi, t Nl'
OF bonds OF the cities Or counties az tb;' s-uA,
eaNh, 70 the amount o. ten thousand doIiss' oI
surety bout IN the amount OF tyer,,, - -. ~
@ ., .urcty company authorized 10 AZ b,,s;
nees ~ me state Of FLORIDA said bond - Sua'
pany TO he approved Of by the State T-.. ON
the surety company offering such bo,i ,. .a-IeI,
N case % a failure Of any IRE insuraoc, .,lIg
Tress,rs- 20 l.ios't Immediately with the state
marSetahle securities TO be held bv the r s.l,l or
TOT the protection OF al lega. ciair,s ,,,.'
CON pany N this State as provided hi ~ A..
and the State Treasurer shall g,v. 80 s.4ls act
making such deposit rccirpt for s, ~. Sflinpany
nat the value OF the securities % &c., 81
not oe less than ten thousand doIi.-. mail
Donds 90 deposited be registered bonds the a., Sy
pany shall az the time give 10 the S,., 80 S'til-
a power OF attorney authorizing ~, ., "a ,uTer
slid bonds or any part thereof for he l''nlei
paying any Of the liabilities PROVIDED ~. -. vl
aeI, Inc State Treasurer shall REQUIRE . ,'.L
su,u Soinpany 20 make good any der-.-.... 80
reduction ~ value OF sad sccilrlties al L s'n 1f
~ the month Of Septcrn her on ry.er,, 80. W ela''
AZ aecuntics 40 deposited with rf- f- 81 canine
- 49, aiming "hether a7v 1t them have 49,
S'Atei of necl reduced ir value The &c., q,
&C Responsible for the safrkcsriny ~ - IN
~onda o. other securities Deposited uyi,b - sa'.l
rea'prer under this Act Bonds or otbc. osa.e
--.-.,.- - Nt.'A me state Treasurer i,y -.
lpAhy under this Act shall not on aer1,,-, -
go, ~, nrlng n ne State We subject 10 a.
- 800 ~. ,NAil be held exclusively AMI ,oler,, -
'ns protection 81! the policy holders Ivy TOY
-. -; :, Sonf t1ies tcfJsitng bond, a, A..
- - sla.i cave the night 70 draw the t-ts-.", "
81 t-l'I' a. the same acculeg. and sbo,,tT - IN
poh ponds Dc deposited under this Ar, ., - ~ l
NC dnty Of the Treasurer. UPON the d--,,-i . -
IN pany, 20 surrender the coupons A. d. 30, ~
sl oeeoine due from any and al s..,h e,,,.s
o1nds deposited by said company N'''uH
Sec. J. II the sa5d company III 70 p.y go,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eHAPTEa 500 mo. ,n

AN AZ Requiring Railroad Co-,,
mon Iarrlera 60 Purni.h S,,...'..a'' AMI Com
ps.., w me separation Of Whit. s.i Ia
,a,n 800, on kaiir9ais and Conierr,SS -, ~,
the State u FIJI 81 Iae Railroad commsoSSeSSsI 5
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

fiict With the provisions Of this Act b. anu sns
naEne arc hereby. repealed. -
Soc. ~. This Act shall take enect on july u
1909.
Approved June :. 1899.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
CHAPTER $500 mo. IL.

Statutes OF the State OF FioT,d, ~ Svh,i a.
r snlns OF Execution Against S,ockho,i.,.' , -,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
cI5sc,,, m1{ Issue AEainsi SiockhoIdct,

or ELECTS of 49,, ma. sue against the property
una waereon 70 levy, then such rycI,,, be
60, AGAINST any Of the stockhoiicr' may
800 eqlal m amount for W muc5 =" 70 an
stock and no further. 'puon 10 capital
Approved June ). 1000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
Be L. Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State Of
Florida:
esAPTEa SspI-(Ao. "a

Az ACT Amenting Section s67a OF the General
Statutes OF the State OF Ploriia pro,,J,,,, 80.
me Method Of Reduction Of the Capital Stoek of
Corporations for Profit "
Be u Enacted BY the Legislature Of the Stat. q.
Florida: N ''s's ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

section !. That Section s674 (sIAq,. rnc,hol
80 as 70 read as follows: ~ "'''' ''uel
3o1A tsIA9)-Nsshod Of Reduction. on,
pofAuon may reduce rs capital stock or r,5,,'c
the par value OF the shares thereof With, ~
limits allowed by law. by two thirds vote Of tbe
stoSN' IN the saine manner as IS provided ia, ,IS
increase Of capital stock With the nc
s 3tAte Comptroller endorsed upon the atEI,,,,
mat "a ms judgment. the ability OF the cmr,I,,
S HCn 20 meet us outstanding indebteIness "a
ha6ihties val not be impaired thereby ''1'' anu
Sec. ?. All laws and parts Of i,ys 10 Id.
Approved June :, 1000 wy ''IcA'ed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eHApTER SspS-(so. 20.

AN ACT TO Amend Section s9tg Of the Csnsrs1
Statutes Of the State OF FLORIDA as 20 the AnDx-
ance Of Free or Reduced Rates Of Trsnspofk1
ton by Common Carriers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eHAPTER sSsp--Cso. Do

AZ Az 20 REQUIRE Fire Insurance Compar;ss o.
DEPOSIT Certain Amount m Casb =. s 49, 70
with the TREASURER Of the State OF Flor,d. '''''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
he Enacted BY the Legislature os n. Ca,
Florida: :" the State 81

c, s,'.." o" T. That Section 1677 Of the Conc,
S.Ssates Of the State Of FLORIDA relative 'a Ia
pora,'o0' sAseut2n against STOCKHOLDERS Of cnr
s.o &c amended 20 a. 10 read A. foli,,y. WI
io71 NaIs2J-Nay Issue Ay,In., So, 1917
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eaApTER sss4-CNe. 80.

AN ACT to Provide Tor the Levy OF Taxes for the
Years 1909 and I9to.
Bs d Enacted BY tho Legislature Of tire State Of
Florida:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

AN ACT Creating a State Board Of Pensions, Do
6ning Who Shall Receve Pensions. Who Shall
Not Receive Pensions. Who Shall be Retained
as Pensioners. How Applications Shall be Made,
How Pensions Shall be Paid; Duty Of County
Commissioner in Regard 20 Pensions: Providing
for the Levy Of Pension Tax and AuthonKing
the State Board Of Pensions 10 Make RegulA-
tons % Carry Into Effect the Provisions OF Tins
Act
Ne n Essessd BY me Lsgislstsrs q the State q
FLORIDA:
Section Q. That the Governor. Comptroller and
the Treasurer of this State arr hereby constituted
the State Board Of Pensions.
Soc ,. Any person who enlisted and served IN
the military or naval service OF the Confederate
States during the War between the States OF the
United States. and did not desert the Confederate
service. and Who performed service IN actual line
of duty for a period of not less than one year, or
who IN actual service az the time OF the close
of said var. unless ncapacitated Tor such duty by
reason OF wounds received or disease contracted
while in line Of duty. and whose property valua-
ton. both real and personal Including the proper
~ OF has wiie). does not exceed the sum OF hVe
thousand dollars, and who was a bona hde eitisen
Of this State continuously since 1895, shall each
receive one hundred dollars per annurn. IN quar-
texly payments; all such persons who lost limb
or limbs. an eye or eyes, or who IS permanently
disabled BY reason Of wounds OF disease 20 gain
livelihood by manual labor shall be entitled %
receive each per annurn. IN quarterly payments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-19
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

Lead Pencils with rubberS-regufar
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Dozen. .1Oc
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DRESSMAKERS' FINDINGS.

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Cotton. Special. B for 1Oc
Silk-covered Featherbone; black
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Scratch Pads. .1c and &c each
Lead Pencils with rubbers - the
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

The Parafflne Paint company manu-
facture and apply Malthoid roofing and
roof compounds. 516-519 Security build
ing, and 313 North Los Angeles street
No T., ONT TTN,>-0 TnAco
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
GET 1T TOMORROW

Owing 10 the heavy demands made
upon the advertising columns of The
Herald his morning u large amount of
interesting automobile with other news
is withheld from this edition of the
paper. The paper tomorrow morning
will contain this matter, among which
may be mentioned the interesting de-
tails of the manufacture Of that most
valuable inveniion-tbe Twifrhcll air
gauge-thc description Of the fastest car
of the Pacific coast. that Frank Free i
to drive against the fastest drivers of
the countrq--the new COrbin that has
been turned over to Al Livingston for
the six-hour and future races--the hum
bug stun "dOped" up yeastern writer's
on the classification Of track and road
racing driyers-and a whole grist of re-
liable live matter, such as is furnished
only in The Hcraids columns. In short,
it will pay YOU 10 Keep in touch with
The Herald of tomorrow. Ii will be "a
live paper.
The Monday morning Herald will also
have something to say about drivers in
general and IA few in particular; some
interesting matter on automobiles in
general and few of these in particular.
Don't miss The Herald tomorrow
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Five Years for Harper

Judge Davis yesterday sentenced Dan
Harper colored, to FIVE years in san
Quentin, after Harper pleaded guilty
to a charge of mistreating a young girl.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
MITCHELL "SIX" TO BE
HERE TOMORROW SURE

The long expected Mitchell Six will
be here tomorrow. The car has been
en- route from the factory over two
weeks and was expected in the local
railroad yards last night. Manager F..
II. Greer Of the Greer Robbins com
pany stated that the new six would
be ready for display this week.
Mitchell cars will begin arriving ia
large number this week. In addition to
the big six there will be two ship
ments of the new four-cylinder thirty
horsepower car which has proved such
a sensation. This car has been in
great demand and the local company
has been anXiously awaiting the time
when it would be possible to make
deliveries The demand has not only
been heavy in Los Angeles, but
throughout all the surrounding
territory.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
NEW LOSE COUPLED
FRANKLIN is HERE
Ralph Hamin Reports Business Flour
ishing, with His Cars Arriving
with Regularity

The first of the new close coupled
Franklin cars arrived last week, and
attracted considerable attention on the
show room floor of the r.. c. Hamlin
company.
One car. finished in red went to Will
liam LOTUS of Fullerton, and the other,
also close coupled six, finished in blue,
was delivered to c. p. Coslett. A 2S-
horsepower close coupled Franklin went
to Henry Keller. F. NJ. Morgan of Up
land received a model G double rumble,
and Daniel G. Grant accepted the deliv-
cry of a model D touring car. J. d.
Chaffey received a model G touring car,
and Frank Hill took model G double
rumble.
Manager Hamlin reports Franklin
business very flourishing, and has two
shipments of cars on the way.
James Daud and Joseph McGrath
drove their six-cylnder Franklin from
OXnard last week. They reported the
roads in good condition.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
GREAT MOTORDROME FOR
LOS ANGELES is IN SIGHT
TO ECLIPSE INDIANAPOLIS AND ATLANTA SPEEDWAYS FOR
AUTOMOBILE MEETS
Capitalists Recognizing This City Great Automobile
Heavily Inerested-Mles Will Be Made in
IS Seconds or Less-Will Accommodate 100000 People

T VERY sign points to the fact that
II Los Angeles is to have the fastest
~ automobile speedway-or motor
drome. as it will be called-in the world.
Plans looking to the elimination of so
tremendous a project were perfected
yesterday, and the promoters are able
to announce positively that such step
will be taken within the next week or
ten days. Indeed, every detail has been
worked out and articles of incorpora-
ton have been prepared, bringing into
existence company capitalized at a
quarter of a million dollars, which will
proceed with the construction Of the
big motordrome.
Eastern and Local Capital
The promoters of the motordrome
are easterners, although they have in
duced local capital to come into the
project with both money and their in
fluence. It is said that the big end of
the capital required for the speedway
will be put up, or has already been put
up, by eastern interests, presumably
New York and Philadelphia capitalists.
The story that leaked cdt yesterday
was minus many important details,
chief of which was the personnel of the
new Incorporation, but these details
will, 1t is said, be forthcoming within
the next week, at which time it will be
recognized that the project is certain
TO be a positively assured fact. 1t is
stated, however, that the local interests
alone are of sufficient calber to set at
rest all doubt as to whether the motor
drome will be built, these interests be-
ing among the most stable in the city
II is the intention of the promoters
to erect a mammoth speedway, like an
immense soup bowl, the track proper
to be a mile in length, the entire struc-
ture to be built of timber and finished
lumber and TO be entirely different
and. because this difference, faster
than any track yet constructed in any
racing center in the world
Prince the Designer
An unusual compliment has been paid
the constructive genius of Jack Prince,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
BEAT THIS FOR
PROSPERITY?
855 NEW LICENSES FOR AUTOS
AT SACRAMENTO
Striking Manifestations of the Wide-
spread Popularity and Prosper
ity Of California Noted
Officially

one of the striking manifestations
OF the widespread prosperity which
California is enjoying is offered in the
statement of r. O. Bell, superintendent
of the motor vehicle department of
the secretary Of states Office at Sacra-
mentO.
During November there were record
ed sos new automobiles and the total
amount of the fees collected was $222I
as against $1f7S for the same period
last year.
One hundred and ninety-One drivers
were registered and 1O2 used machines
were transferred.
superintendent Bells report also
shows that the activity in his depart
ment was evenly distributed in pro-
portion to population. with the country
and suburban districts showing their
share,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

the designer of the Coliseum motor
cycle track in this city, which has en-
tirely revolutlonized saucer track con-
struction. in his selection as the de-
signer and superintendent of constru-
tion of the big motordrome. Prince has
always been an advocate of a peculiar
style of construction, belonging to a
school of designing peculiarly his own,
and in his proposed plans for the new
Los Angeles speedway he will radically
depart from the previously accepted
designs of other builders.
Will Use Proved Principles
BY adopting the same principles in
the new motordrome that have proved
their superiority in the fast Coliseum
track, Prince asserts that he will be
able to furnish a course for automobile
racing men that will permit them to do
miles in thlrty-hVe seconds, or even
less These figures If established, will
mark the Los Angeles track as far su-
perior to either the Indianapolis speed
way, with its mile record of 43 seconds,
or the Atlanta speedway, which has
record of 371a seconds.
This difference in speed possibilities.
Prince says, lies in the use of wood
for the track surface, Instead of
rolled dirt or any other material. The
wood. he points out. makes better
and more safe u action for the tires
of an automobile than any other sur
face yet used on any track in the
world, and this principle would look
to have been proved at the Coliseum
motorcycle track and a similar one at
Springfield. Mass, where the worlds
motorcycle records have all been
established.
No straightaway in Circle
In Princes new speedway. or motor
drome, there will be no straightaway.
Instead, the track will be a perfect
circle, the banks at every point being
pitch of about 90 degrees from pole
to outer fence, with runway on the
inside of the pole fence that lies al
most fiat. by means Of which the
racing cars can get on and off the
track proper.
An immense amphitheater, entirety
rooted, will be erected along the rim
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
AT SAN JOSE RACES
Diamond Tires Cleaned Up About
Everything and Made Fifty-MiIe
Race in So Minutes
Seconds

c. +. Mathewson, Pacific coast man
ager of the Diamond Rubber company
was an interested spectator at the San
Jose race meet, and is today wearing the
usual Diamond smile Not only did
they win the five-mile events in equip
ping the Comet" said Mr.. MathewsOn,
but by the Thomas car winning the
50-mile race in 50 minutes and 6 sec
onds we made a clean sweep of all the
regular races. Being practically the
last meet of the season, we close with a
record to be proud of. Not only did we
capture the Portola $4,000 cup, but also
the worlds stock car record at Santa
Monica, in which event, like our win
ming the Portland and Santa Rosa
races Decoration day 24-hour event,
Los Angeles and San Diego round trip
record San Francisco and Los Angeles
record, Diamond tires finished with the
original air in all four
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
CADILLAC THIRTY LlMOUSINES
ARE ON THE WAY HEnE

The first of the Cadillac Thirty
limousnes is on the way and will be
here within ten days. One of the cars
will go to Dr. Bryant and the other
to Mrs. D. NJ. Lee. These cars have
the handsomest limousine bodies which
could be purchased in the country, and
seat five passengers inside and two on
the drivers seat. The finish is elabo-
rate throughout and the construction
is heavier than is found i'm the regular
Cadillac Thirty touring car. The
limousines have o four-inch longer
wheel base and 34x41a- Inch wheels. d.
NJ Lee of the Lee Motor Car company
expects a big demand for this type Of
closed car this winter. This makes the
fifth Cadillac limousine ordered for
Los Angeles and the local company eX-
poets that many will be ordered before
Snrino
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

An unusual compliment has been paid
the constructive genius of Jack Prince,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
New Incorporations

ton were filed in the county clerks
office yesterday:
The Maintenance company capital
100000; directors. a. c. Hubbard, Will
liam II. Sweetland. j. Z. Bowen.
Sisters of st. Joseph in California:
directors, Mary German, Lee Beavers.
Bridget OKeefe, Margaret Mccormick
Louise Cuvrard.