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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-19
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.
SUSAN BROWN AND CHARLES
MACK RELEASED FROM MUIR
DER CHARGE.
Case Against Il. Il. NOrthCutt for OBJ
tanning Goods under False Pre-
lenses Commenced Saturday Morn
ing.

A verdict of mot guilty" was re-
turned Friday night in the case Of the
State against Charles Mack and Su-
san Brown, accused Of the murder Of
Robert Brown at his homo on Grier
Street several months ago. The YER
dict came as a surprise to many of
those who had heard Of the case and
who listened to the evidence intro
duced at the trial
1t is probable that this verdict was
arrived at because of the previous
good relations shown to have been ex-
listing between the dead man and the
man accused Of killing him. Messrs.
f., A. Mcleod and A. S. Merrimon, two
young attorneys Of the Sumter bar
who had been appointed by the court
to defend Mack and the Brown wo-
man, put up an able defense on be.
half Of the accused and it is probably
due partly to their work that their
clients were cleared.
The case took up all of Friday, the
verdict being returned after court ad-
journed in the afternoon. The morn
ing was taken up in the hearing Of
evidence and most of the afternoon
in the arguments and charge of the
judge. Able pleas for conviction by
the Solicitor and for acquittal by the
lawyers for the defense were put Up.
The jury remained out only a short
time before returning it's verdict
Saturday morning the case Of the
State vs. T. l.. Northcutt for obtain
ing goods by false pretense was COM
menced and bid fair to take up most
of the day. Northcutt was accused Of
giving a mortgage on a mule in the
purchase Of another mule, when he
already had a previous mortgage on
the first mule Of which he did not in
form the second mortgagor. Mr.. A.
ID. Hardy of the Booth-Harby Live
Stock Company was the prosecuting
witness.
During the morning all witnesses
| on both sides Of the case were heard
| and the arguments were completed
before court recessed for dinner.
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DIR. Kings New Discovery.

Soothes irritated throat and lungs,
stops chronic and hacking cough. re-
heVes ticking throat, tastes nice. Take
no other; once used always used
Buy 1t at Sibert's Drug Store Advt
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SUMTER PROOF.
Should Convince Every Sumter Read
er.

The frank statement Of a neighbor,
telling the merits of remedy
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement.
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all.
Here's a Sumter case.
A Sumter citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced.
E. T. Windham, grocer, 20 E. Cal
hOun Street, Sumter, S. c., says: MY
kidneys did not do their work regular
ly and I was annoyed by too frequent
passages OF the kidney secretion. There
was lameness, soreness and pain in
the small of my back and l had 9TH
er symptoms Of kidney complaint.
Doans Kidney Pills, which 1 got at
China's Drug Store, entirely relieved
me and acted as a tonic to my sys-
tenn"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. No. 2S
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found mot guilty on the first count
and guilty" on the second. He was
sentenced TO serve thirty days on the
chain gang and forfeit the pistol to
the county. or pay fine Of $50. He
paid the fine.
John Butler was tried for larceny
Of live stock and was acquitted on the
order of the judge to the jury to rend-
er verdict Of not guilty. He was
discharged
hearing OF the case against T. o.
Sanders. found guilty of disposing Of
property under lien. was given and
upon the showing that the defendant
had never been arrested and was not
under bond to appear for trial. and
was therefore not under the jurisdic-
ton Of the court, the verdict Of the
jury was set aside and a new trial
was set for the next term of court.
Sanders was arrested and placed un-
der bond to appear for trial at that
time.
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DeDCt mt Lamar.

Lumber is being hauled on the new
depot site of S. c, W. Railway Com
pany for the erection Of their depot
which will be built in the vacant
grove known as the park. A better
place could not have been located as
1t Is in the heart of the town and
just few steps to Main street. The
place is being cleared and cleaned up
and work will begin at once on the
depot. The grading is being pushed
every day and within a few weeks it
will have been completed.-Lamar
Correspondence Hartsville Messenger.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-19
WRECK DAMAGE REPAIRED.
Wrecking Crew at Work on Track
Thursday Afternoon and Night.

The damage done at Camden juno
tion to the Atlantic Coast Line track
by the wreck there Thursday morning
had been practically repaired at 8
o'clock Friday morning and the morn
ing train from Columbia was allowed
to pass there about that time on it's
way to Sumter and Florence.
The wrecking train with a crew Of
workmen on board passed through
Sumter about 2 o'clock Thursday
from Florence on its way to the scene
Of the wreck and the men were kept
at work all afternoon and most of the
night making the needed repairs on
the 2S0 feet Of track which had been
torn up. In passing Friday morning
the big A. c. l.. engine which had
been derailed Thursday in the wreck
scraped off or bent number of Gin
der deflectors on the passenger train
before the damage was noted and the
train stopped so that the projecting
part Of the engine could be removed
and no further damage done.
1t seems that the brakes on the
freight train refused to work proper
ly and the A. c. L. train ran right
through the Southern train. The en-
gine and four cars were derailed.
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MURDER CASE COMMENCED.
CHARLEY MACK AND SUSAN
BROWN UP FOR KILLING OF
ROBERT BROWN.
Verdict I'm Il. %. Sanders Case Set
Aside and New Trial Granted
Cases Tried Thursday Afternoon -
Judge Ordered Verdict of Not
Guilty.

The proceedings In the court OF
general sessions continued Thurs
day and Friday with a more than
usual degree OF rapidity. Friday
morning the case OF the State against
Charley Mack and Susan Brown was
taken up and bid fair to take up most
OF the day. When court recessed for
dinner the defense had several more
witnesses 10 put up and the argu-
ments had still to be heard before the
case would so to the jury. Two cases
We're tried Thursday afternoon. in one
of which Judge Gary ordered ver-
dict Of mot guilty" the first verdict
OF mot guilty" to be returned at this
term OF court
friday morning the case of the
State against Charley Mack and Susan
drown was entered into. Mack and
the Brown woman were accused
q OF shooting to death Robert
Drown. Susan Browns husband, at
their home in Grier street several
months ago.
The witnesses put up by the state
were Dave Dodson. a brother OF the
dead man, who testified TO the fact
OF the gun being In Macks posses
q sion atthe time OF the shooting. Of
ficers VI. @. McKaken. A. ID. Owens,
John Epperson who had been to the
house shortly after the killing and
who had later arrested Mack. These
told OF the finding of the body out
side OF the door. several feet away
from tn place at which the two de-
PENDANTS had alleged he was shot.
DR.. III. A. Mood testified TO the fact
that the wound had been inflicted by
a shot gun and that death was al
most instantaneous.
The line of defense put up was as
to the friendly feeling always existing
between the two families previous to
the shooting and especially between
Robert Brown. the dead man, and
Charles Mack. and their constant Wis
its TO each other. Mahaley Mack. the
mother OF Charles Mack. testified to
the fact that he was still boy. dis
claiming his being a man. She cre-
ated some merriment in court when
she stated In answer to the Solicitors
question. lie amt no man, he amt
nutt.n but minder." He was fifteen
years ofd. she stated.
Several Witnesses were also put up
TO testify to the good character of
the defendant. Charles Mack.
John Ballard was tried for assault
and battery with intent to kill and
carrying concealed weapons. He was
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-19
No Need TO SfOn Work

When the doctor orders you to stop
work it staggers you. l can't, you say
You know you are weak, run dOwE
and failing in health day by day, but
you must work as long as you can
stand. What you need is Electric Bit
ters to give tone, strength and vigOr
to your system, to prevent break down
and build you up. Don't be weak,
sickly or ailing when Electric Bitters
will benefit you from the first dose.
Thousands bless them for their glor-
ious health and strength. Try them.
Every bottle is guaranteed to satisfy.
Only soc at Sibert's Drug Store
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SENDS BULLET INTO HIS HEAD.
Edward StrOut. Young Woodruff
Farmer Commits Suicide.

Spartanburg, Feb. 13.-LeaVing the
breakfast table this morning, after
complaining Of his i'll health, Edward
Strout, a we'll to do farmer, whose
place adjoins the corporate boundary
of Woodruff, walked into the front
yard and put pistol bullet into his
temple. He died Immediately. He
leaves a wife and one child. He is
also survived by his parents and sew
eral brothers and sisters living at En-
oree.
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PEOPLES TO RUN FOR COVER
NOR.
Will Make Race i'm 1911, Attorney
General Announces.

Columbia, Feb. 14.-Attorney Gen
eral Thomas H. Peoples announced
positively tonight that he would be
In the race for Governor in 1914.
Governor Blease has already announc-
cd his candidacy for the United States
Senate that year, for the seat now
held by Senator Il. ID. Smith, and it is
expected that announcements of 9TH
er candidates for Governor will be
made shortly
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-19
ElcCtrOcutiOn or InOculatiOn?

Kingstree County Record
Representative Welch, Of Richland
county, has introduced a bill in the
Legislature to allow criminals con-
victed Of capital crimes the choice be-
tween electrocution or inoculation
with the deadly germs of pellagra. 1t
Is hardly probable that such a bill
will be seriously considered by the
General Assembly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-19

Mcssrs, w. II. Shelley & Son, Of
NcWbcrry, have purchased the fur
niturc business heretofore conducted
by WithcrspoOn Bros CO., on South
Main street and VIII continue the
business mt the same stand. They
are furniture mon Of long experience
and will carry a nrst-class stock of
furniture and office fixtures
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The Best Cough Medicine

II have used Chamberlains Cough
Remedy every since | have been keep
ing house" says l.. G. Hames, OF Mar
bury, Ala 81 consider it one Of the
best remedies | ever used My children
have all taken it and 1t works like a
charm. For colds and whooping cough
IT is excellent For sale by all deal
crS.-AdVt.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10

daughter. Berkeley; Thomas Chester, Santa Bar
bara; Mr.. and kfrs. IL. s. Swanton. San Jose;
+. Peart. Sacramento: Mrs. ". c. Bowser, Oak
land: Miss Lula NJ. Guthrie Winters; Josephine
and Harriet Logan Sacramento; Dr. a. Sa =,
Francisco: Miss e. f. Russell. San Francisco;
Martin wickerIey. Sacramento: Miss G. Me
Gilliyray, San Francisco; Mrs. s. D. Riego, Oak
land; II. r. KIingensmith and wife. West Sac
raInento: Edwin Davis and Sam X. Downing.
West Sacramento; Dr. and Mrs Harry r. Alder
son. San Francisco: W. F. Mcclure. Sacramento:
Edwin Goodwin, Sacramento: Aug Vollmer,
Berkeley; Roy Smith. Berkeley: 10 $. Mills.
son, Berkeley: DR.. lie Roy Near. Berkeley: Mr..
and Mrs. f. ]. 8. Montgomery Inlare; q ~
Montgomery, Tnlare: Miss Bessie wilkins, IT,
larc: Mrs. William r. Focha and daughter. Oak
land; DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Yerington. San Fran
cisco: Miss N. Dickinson Woodland; J. Hayes,
Mr. and Mrs H. w wesfphaiI. San Francisco
Mrs. l.. Bruckman. san Francisco: W. ii. Fin
gado and wife. Sacramento: Miss Mary c. Ma
guire, Oakland: William Sexton, San Francisco;
Mrs. A. w. GRAY San lose: Mrs. Percy Y. Long,
Miss Nellie Long Miss Mildred Long. Mrs. Net
McKsan s@ saa Jose sss Mss nso's 0 Mepowell Pied
mont; Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Mason. Los Angeles;
Mr. and Mrs. ). r. Downs. San Francisco; Rich
ard de Latour. Miss Helen de Latour and Miss
y. Ledyard. Rutherford; F. Olson and family,
Oakland.
PAso RoELEs HOT SPRINGS. SAN LUIS
oBIsPo COUNTY
MIR. and Airs G. G. Hoag. Mrs. G.L. Smith
aud maid. A. b. Rarkman. X. " Barkman, T..
NJ. Primm. Mr and Mrs Goldsmith. s. Rosen-
baum. Frank Soloman. Harry stanley. W. G..
Church. Mrs. II. G. Capwell. Miss Dorothy Cap
we'll Miss Phyllis Capwell. Mr.. and Mrs J. o.
Rhoades, Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Pendleton. W. G..
Rhoades. Miss s. Winter. ". S. Gracen and
wife. a. G. Gillen. Mr.. aud Mrs. G. NJ. Martin.
Jack Middleton Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. CLARK, IL.
shsnock. ]. Sperry. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Freeman.
G. r. Levagxi, Mrs. r. Ievaggi. Percy Morrison
Iloyd r. werthimer. i. r. Cuddleback. G. G.
Cuddleback. c. A. Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
F. r. Cuthbert aud niece. f. s.
Frost and wife. Mrs. F. 7. Frost,
Mrs. G. Blackburn. Francis Frost. O. r..
Pclton. Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Biztean the Misses
Riztean. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Avery, b. q. Her
rman Gerald r. Herman. DIR. Frank Kinsow
III. r.. Chambers. Miss Louis Chambers. Miss
M. Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Herbert. Mrs.
r. A. Bune. Miss r. Peterson. Miss H. Me-
Mahon. Harry Stevens Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
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Short Tours About the Bay
SEEING SAN FRANCISCO
ny BURLETGH DAWSON


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San Francisco-Mr. and Mrs r. j. Morse Mr.
and Mrs. s. Hertzman, Walter Hertzman Mrs
y. g. Rowe. Mrs W. b. Rowe Richard Wen
dorf, 4. Stegemann, Mrs. L. Cohn, Miss Iren.
Cohn, Irwin Scharf, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Me
herin Harry Williams, Sister Williams. Mrs. III
Williams. William MeheriD, J. S. Joseph. II J
Mullen. M. A. Friedman
Oakland-Mrs. L. Tomson, Mrs. NJ Jonas All
fred Jonas Willie Jonas j. r. Church. Mrs J
r. Church, Roderick Church, Mrs. r. NJ Ham
mond, daughter and grandchild.
Aiameda-Miss J. Berg. Miss +. Berg.
Bakersneld-E. Drosmer
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Mr.; and Mrs. Hilborn Piedmont T. f. Eswing
| and Mrs. J. T. Eswing, Fresno: Mrs. John Mich
ois, Redding; 9. NJ Neal and wife, Watsonyllle.
SHASTA SPRINGS. SHASTA COUNTY
San Francisco-Mr aud Mrs John Breuner,
two children and maid Mr. and Mrs. l. 1.
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hunter, Mrs. r. Calm,
lips Mrs suf Virginia Ward Sp NM Miss T. Calm Miss
Virginia Phillips, Miss Simmons. John p. Casey,
G. o. Clausen. Ed Fitzgerald. Ralph Harris T.
ton Nelson. w. ID. Panotf. Gratfan D. Phillips,
Henry Rossbach. A. II. Williams.
Oakland. Berkeley and Alameda-Mr. and Mrs.
Cline Bull, Mrs. Joseph fKiefer. Miss Mary
Downey
Other places Mr.. and Mrs II AIbarda, Seat
Stockton: Mrs Ella NJ. Baker. Alhambra r..
ST. Benno. Chicago; Miss Ruth Benton. Seattle;
| Browne, New York: Miss D. Browne. New York
Lillian Capron, Mrs. Della Capron, Marion, ILL.,
caron; g a. Cobb, wife and son. Seattle;
Davis aud maid. London: Frank G. Drum Jr..
Allan v Drum. Bnrlngame; Mr. d. F. Fargo.
San Gabriel; n. E. Finney, Philadelphia, Pa ;
geies; Mrs o. L. Gates. Mr.. o. L. Gates Ok
ford. o.: Miss Gold. Asbury Park. y. j.: Miss
f. Green and wife. st. Louis: Miss Hail. Stock
ton: A. Louise Halsey. AIonroyia Cal: Emerson
IIirschliff. Rockford IN: Mr. and Mrs. W. g..
Hitchcock. Gordon Hitchcock. Buriingame: d..
w Hohson, Sacramento, Miss Howell, Stockton,
Miss Ruth Iioyt, yaeaville Mr. and Mrs Ed
Jones and four bows Vancouver. II. c.. Lieu
tenant FL. r. Jones. United States navy: w.
". kigore and wife. Cousa: u. f. Kilgore and
wife. Meridian: Turrie kilgore. Crimes Cal;
MAY g. kimbe. Los Angeles. A. j. kuhlinan.
Cincinnati. o.: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Marckres.
Mrs. H. A. AIarckres. San Jose; Mrs. W. G..
AIeilor. chsuncey MeIicr Seattle: Fred W NIL
verton. Honolulu: G. F. ". Palmer and Wife.
Los Angeles: NJ s. Peters. Sara II. Peters.
philadelphia; Miriam Reynolds Mr. and Mrs T..
". Sargent. Los Angeles: Mrs 81. A. Smith.
Detroit. Mich: Elizabeth NJ. Snyder. Los Au-
geies: NJ W. Snyder Sacramento. Jessie r..
Squier. Batavia. y y: Minnie Stearns, Santa
Maria. CAL: Mrs. s. l.. Stopp. Mrs. M. A. Stopp
Allentown. Pa: Mrs. Ellen r. Warner. San
Diego: Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Weieh. Pacific Grove
Mrs. NJ. 7. whipple Los Angeles. II. ]. whyte,
Pasadena.
MONTE VISTA INN. PLACER COUNTY
" r 40 Frer,arv OAKLAND. po.ald y .Sa.,,r
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0-~~~%
San Francisco-G. II. Douglas and wife. F.
Curry. L. b. Ring. Mrs. L. Barber Irene Splane
Clara splane !. Horber, G. Weeks. w r. Rem
Burke and wife. II. \. Jones and wife. Mr. and
Mrs f. :. Marshall, Miss Lucy Marshall Frank
Finley Mae McCabe, Julia A. Norton Toui
Davis. Eva Davis Herbert Hayes Frank Kahn
Mrs 4 o. Crosscup, Julian Wolters A. s. Potter
and Wife q NJ Fsrrell, Mrs. f. w Smith.
Roteler, d. n. Lees. r. A. Smith, A. Henninger
\ S Arnold; wife and maid; Hal Crane. Miss
Krancbi. Mrs. r. dc Haven, F. de Haven Miss
Emma cruza. otto stahmer. f. L. Carlen VIII
liam Van Laak Elwood A. Como. Elliot NJ En-
stein Dr. and AIRS ?. J. Conran. Mr. and Mrs.
q. Bronson 9. ". Gray. Mr.. Reid Dr. Amos
Rose. i. !. sfrang, Charles Jones Ruth Noyse.
Gertrude Moyse,, g. =. Meyer. Mrs. E. Kennedy.
Miss q. Kennedy. Mrs. H. Desvosier Miss M
Egan. Miss \. Linahan, Miss n. Linahan. Miss
wife. and family; 5. NJ. Dohler. Mr.. and Mrs.
william 4 SeIly and family. Annie Wyatt, Hattie
Oakland--F. Dunsfan Ethel Hughes. q 4.
Nickel, Miss A. Jacobson Miss r. G Hfnkel'
Z: p. Hangar. II. g Ross, Mrs. RI. G. Ross.
Miss Gladys Ross, Olive Farmer Marie GarIfni.
y. n. comford, Mabel Wingroye Adolph Bauer
Berkeley-A- $. Fenton. Edith Petherck. Nel,
Alameda-E. Julian Mrs. Julian o. Burmeis-
Ter and wife. Hazel Burmeister.
mond de Metric. Florence Wilson. A. Mcdonald
San Jese-sIrs. J. Jones. Leo Jones'
ITrington- J. Noll
Chicago. T. Reed.
Bansdale-Caroiine e. Smith.
stoekton-Mrs NJ c. Gail. Azalia Call Mrs.
u, Hughes. Thomas Hughes Jr.. Alline Pyle.
Sscramente-Alma E. johnson, Mrs H. K
johnson, Homer Root. Gerald johnson. j. P.
Ress Ress+Miss -l,d Mary o'connor, Miss Gertrude
o.conpor. Miss Neropiea o'connor, Richard
o'ConDor Jr
MARK WEST SPRINGS, soNoMA COUNTY
San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. n. Stienberger.
Louise rew, Grace H. Pew. Fl. g. Benedich
wife and children, Mrs, MarS s. Keep, Mrs. n.
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wITTER SPRINGS HOTEL. LAKE COUNTY

san Francisco-AIrs. William Hart Wood and
niece, Miss [. Marie Lindley of Los Angeles.
Mrs. II. B. Rogers. Mrs G. Fl. Hough
and Mrs r. r. Johnson. Mrs. H Holman
Mr. and Mrs. Norman d. Cook Mr.. and Mrs
=. G. Buckler, Mr. and Mrs. A. 9. Franklin
Captain f. L. Henry and wife. Leo Bucks f.
Soaress John Descher J. NJ. Patrick. Alphonse
IIirsch. +. klopstock. w. q. Boudoin H. W.
SeawelI. Q. f. Roseberg. H. Hartman, Arthur
Gould. Miss Julia Kennery. Miss NJ. j. Nc
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Z. s. Hudson and wife, A. r. Cotton, A. Wilson,
Mrs Wesley B. Allen, Irving Ballard. Mrs. ] G.
Welsh, Miss M. Downing. Miss Brownfed
BARTLETT SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY
San Francisco-Iee Graham. f. d. Sachs, Mrs.
III. Sachs. Mrs. Stella Hrschler. Mrs. Louis
Schultz, w. X. Larzeiere Jr.. ]. Power. George
{. Badenhauer. P. WindeIer. Mrs. J. G. Chelsey.
Mrs NJ Matthews, \. ]. Haley. Mr.. and Mrs
Hammer. G. R. Hammer. Rev. a: A. Trelstad;
Marx Mrs Laura Cunningham George shepherd
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 4. Blood. David Mckibbln
and daughter, Fred Fsrrogear9 RiehaTd Ian Ian.
Greenberg. Fred klopstoch w. 9. Baudoin. I.
Jacobs. Mrs Frederick y. Woods. Miss Maud
Mary Evans, Mrs. Mary =. Murphy. =. G. Aird.
w. W. Algren Miss Margaret stewart.
sacramento Latonoette. Thomas Sraa,. EnEght' i
=. Giascock Mrs. b. b. Glascock. Joe Frank, B.
Weifheimer. ]. Ing = Neil. George Haley, w
II. Hanlon. Mr. and Mrs. schnetz and son. Mr..
Freeman. Mildred Roth Marvin Freeman. Ger
trude Freeman, Mrs E. Price, Hattie Price Net
tie Price
Other paees-J J. Barley, A. T vagir. San
Leandro J. B. 0'Brien A. Levin. Mrs. E. Wolf.
ter. Williams: William Barkuloo. Anderson; II.
r. Welsh. Colusa: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. James.
William James Pleasant Grove: Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Ross. Upper Lake Mr. and Mrs. George
Black Santa Maria AIR and Mrs. J. T. Moran,
Sfr. and Mrs. D. c. Clewar, IL. r. Diehl J. +.
HaTrllngson, Oakland; Q. = Sedel Los Anseies' :
Lloyd. stockton. H. r Strother. Mrs. ". X. ship
ley Berkeley: G. Crnks. Needless Theodore
Heinz Mary Heinz. @. Eggert and family Fl. G..
Schroeder. Peter Tmnl. Dixon: j. H. de. Orsav.
Eureka; III. g. Sitkine. Sutter City. Mrs J. T..
Ellison, John +. Ellison. Red Bnfr: Mr. and Mrs.
NJ z. Cheney. Got0n. NJ Il. Cross. MERGED
Mrs. Mary A. Mcnamara. Piedmont; Mrs S. D..
Fulkerson. William Wendt. Miss Badger. Santa
Rosa Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Boucher and daughter.
Mrs fIilka Hagerty Mr. and Mrs. ! r. Weak
lev and child, Fresno Mrs. Charles Foster. Miss
Edith Foster Alameda
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MONTE VISTA INN. PLACER COUNTY

". G. do Fremery Oakland; Donald u. Camp
bell. San Francisco: Mrs. Calvin S. HILL Patter-
son: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Patterson Fresno.
Miss and J. d. Patterson. Patterson. Mrs. Mary
]. Warren San Francsco Mrs. J. Y. Young and
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HOTEL DEL MAR SANTA CRUZ

San Francisco-Miss Anna A. Rodden, Miss
Alice Watts, Mrs. McMenomy, Miss Marie
Slamhak. Rev w. q. OMahoney.
Sacramento Right Rev. Bishop Grace, George
II. Lincoln.
oakland-Mrs. L. Algeria, IgnaeIo Algeria
Ricardo Algeria
Stockton-Dr. George E. Minahen, Mrs. J. J.
Nunan. Miss Constance Nunan
Woodand-Miss Kathryn simmins. Miss Fran
ces Simmins.
Hanford-Judge Dixon L. Phillips, Miss Flor
ence Phillips.
Marysyil1e-Rev NJ. Coleman
San Rafael-Mss O'Connor
corte Madera-Miss Lyons, Miss Josephine
Lyons
Holiister-charles McNamee and wife and two
children.
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PARAIso SPRINGS

San Francsco-Ars II. A. Wissing. Florence
wissing. Irene wissing John Nicholas. r. ID
SILVA. Mamie Kelpatrick, Kate Regan. George
G. Patterson. Mrs. George Patterson Mr. AMI
Mrs. r N. Teeple Miss Mary Genevieve Judge
Mrs. y. ". Dome c. r. Taubeck W. S. Leslie
J. +. Eswng, A. NJ. Jakobs, Miss Eva Jakobs
a. L. Tobin, FL. ]. Sheath a. Hoffman, O. J.
Tighe. Il W. Tighe Dr. j. !. Henderson, Mrs
J. J. Henderson. William H. Naber. Mrs. Al
Ponitz, Miss Martha Ponitz, Mr. and Mrs. r. r
Doolan. Miss Marion Doolan, Jerome X. Doolan
Miss Theodosia Fotfreu
Oakland--aIrs- Josepha r. Wilson, Franchises
Barbara WILSON, Maria AntonIa Wilson the vii
SON twins, Wilerminia Wilson. Joan Wilson
John f. Rasmussen, III. A. Schmidt. Irma Heafey
willard Heafey, Mrs. 7. III. Scheiding Mr.
Henry 7. Sebeiding Mrs. D. Sullivan Louise
and Willie Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiser. Mrs
Lou Bohn and child. Mrs. Harry Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Stolp. Miss Carmen Stolp. NJ M Det
Jen. Mrs A. Brant. IL c. Boyer, +. d. Foost
Francis Foost. Mrs. r. J. Foost
San Jose-lrene McCabe, Gertrude McCsbe
Agnes G. Rothford, Paul Zeitz. Adolph GreenR az
FchafIes Greenwsy. Harry Greenway, Mrs. A. b
Los Angeles--D. F. Robertson, F. r. swesrt
Mr. r. H. Shafer Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Edrnonds
Miss Marie Edmonds, Miss Marjorie Edmonds
Other 9Iaces-Mrs A. Pantages and maid Mis-.
Carmen Pantages, Seattle; G. Al. Campbell Seat
tie; Mrs. A. b. Moore. Dallas. Tex: Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. NJ Robertson. Fayetfe. Ala. Lvda san
ders, Santa Clara; Robert y. Jefrees. Piedmont
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