The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 31, 1898, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1898. on time or giving the error, if any, is published PROCLAMATION. PROCLAMATION. RAILROAD TRAVEL. COI iIN l l IlANS IN WIN I ER Ql 'AR I ERS lfllhemomuwpenmetano;mgvg.gén' i 3 1 be introduced in either house ex- SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, Evsign Getined), U BN, fnjchacse. . |'ness or lsbility inquped contrary o thlsipro- | fio MINshall be 1 eoees o e o N FAOIFIO ¢ A {nbe rec Yislon, withthe exdeption heretnbefure secitad, | ool ot R coriRent ~Gf ChrGTOuTtiN Gty the 1% Wamins Touee Dot e e s vtveing ve the bark Al S ska. 8he | ihing and of small consequence, and by | 1f georEn, Antioch pue Sound, | ogical deductfon showed the folly OFf | & wWenh & w, § Toonz their doctrines. W _Hubbard, Valiejo Life, the Rev. Mr. Hemphill said, was | ¢ W Morton, Sacto ales were | what 'we made it, and we could make | W Lawler, S Rafael | ~Baturday to Monday round trip tickets at 5 | reduced rates. 2 "On Sundays round trip tickets to all points | beyond San Rafael at hal? rates. H Shackelford & w, 0| POINT ARENA—Salled Oct 20—Stmr Alca- | Gtate of Callfornia an amendment of section | at 10 a. m. from Pler 42, River, foot of Morton street. SO, MOON AT e b.‘;;;&mmm NUMEER TWO. m;v%%ev"n%gfioéiou Pursuant to the provi. v P -2 ) 2 3 3 - (Main Line, Poot o treot. | States Coast and Geodetic Survey— | (Bein: nstitutional Amendment No. | sions’ of the Constitution, and an act of the £ i e T e e e e e T e L R Waters at_Fort Point, entrance to San t oposing to the people of the | ““An aci Pro- | 5660 Niles, Ban Jous and Way Stations - 81Ba 4 Fru:’(ucs; ey P-n;llt-hela Dy offcial au- Sl:ton o'?l Sn‘l?‘f’ar‘zflrnlp?nn:énends‘em @ the Oun- | posed mmencit . q‘f,flfflf’“fifi'&;’f, the o:wmg e ‘svmn» BT thority of the Superintenden f the State, by adding a new sec- | State t s NOTE—The high and low wz'ers occur at :x%:z‘,m:: x?o k’émn and designated as section | their approval, -e%nmyed lldlrch 7, flA D. 1883, - mmfmmmi e | the city front (Misslon-street \/harf) about | seven and one-halr, article eleven thereof. pro- | the ahove-described proposed amendments ars | 74004 Fimire, Vasuriils and B | twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Polnt; | viding for the framing by the inhabitants of | hereby publish=d and advertised to be voted | 7:35x Martinen: Sob i voliome s | the helght of tide is the same at both places. | counties of local county government acts for | upon, by ballot, by the qualified electors of the e Do Auacus, Valie thelr own government. The said proposed mew | State, at the election to eld throughout | :004 Atlautio Express, Ogden and MONDAY, OCTOBER 3L section to_read as follows: this State on 81804 San Jose, Atookion, Valley Spring, e Section 7%. c‘g"l‘lg‘ y!nm:!mt:mfl .:«“’:o:"i‘u‘;‘x’r TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, A. D, 1398, éohlie. B-a--.-;o.“l?m-vuh un rises . :85 | moy {rame 8 Tnm od_amendments are to be 00, Tehama an: Blufr. Sun sets own government, relating to the matters here- | The sald propostd Amearnents are ©o be ep- | 5804 Stockion, OAkdsie and Jamaestowi. Moon rises - inafter specified,’ and consistent with and sub- | &Tat *8:304 Milton.. = T fect to the Constitution and laws of this State, | 1°Fach ballot used at such election must con. [ %004 ot Pl Ladmey, Moreod oitir Eive bouf, "oy et Toasc fve ears, cumifed | tain, wrlten o8 prigia (heregn, mhg folowing | oo pebino Baterieid Shiia Hiiar electors of such county, to be elect 3 D e ‘Augeles, Déming, EI Paso, electors of such county, at any gen- | cholce as prox 5 Now Orleans and East. ... GdOP s:’:]ng:‘lwhldehctl&l:; whose'dicy it ehail be Amepdment Number One. being Senate oeeee: Fresno, Mendots, Tracy 4nd Mar. © Within ninety days after such election, e NG G pare and proposé & county government act for | (ExempUng Coria S0 IS NG 19:004 Valleo, Masiines izl Way Sisiions Tid0r £ iDin Such ‘county, which shall be signed in dupli- | City and County of Ban Frafciocd. sac :00F Sacrauenta fiver Stcumers... 00 cate by the e ey O o Doer oo therent | of Vallejo for the construction of its e Y Josand WaxSiapionn. AEWEA g an d NOTE—Tn the abovo exposition of the tides {gflg‘%;fifi,‘f“o;“&.;&"m’;’.‘ e Y Falar vk foo (e pEIVISIORE o8 rmé-.o‘:':'-cy. Stomdots, Hanford and :‘; 7 S He ey Ot o tua 1At dy of such county, and the other copy | the Com lealia 52 d column and the successive tides of the | HVe DOGY 4 to be pald from the income and reve- + Livermore, | Ban CThe order of occurrence as to time. g | t0 e met o e ety roverament ace| Dues of the year in which they' were ‘Stations. . * y101154 second time column gives the second tide of | 0UH"Ysen be published in two papers oL gen- | incurred), £ 41007 Martiner, amon, the day, the third time column the third tide |'e 3y oirculation in such county, or if thers be | For the Amendment? Napa, Oallstoge, EI Verano and and the last or right hand ‘column gives the “h papers, then in one only, for at | Amendment Number Two, being Senate Suuta Ronn. LN | last tide of the day, except when there are but | Bo% o SR BRIV, i3 “Giehin not leas than | Comstitutional - Amendment No. 10 41007 Benicis, V % three tidcs, gs sometimes ocour. =The hoights thirty days after such publication it shall be [ (providing (for_framing local county = Kuights Landing, Marysville, Oro’ e 1t e soun : o ment a of | o and Sacraionto. .. T 16 iaa " States ((E);‘:sltbs)ur\'syedchaglz: Rk siboiied e i e et v c'g::f&a Tor thelr government). St 4:30r Haywards, Nuu.‘i..ds;n o 7o when a minus sign () precedes the height, | o*"To¥fty” of such qualified electors voting | For the Amendment? i Mariinez, Tracy, Mendota, Freano, and then the number given ls subtracted from hall ratify the same, it shall there- endment Number Three, belng Sen- Mojave, Sauta Barbars and Los the depth given by the charts. The plane of | thereCR, "Bl T 14" 10" 1he Legialature for its | “ate. Conatitutional Amendment No. s L R P ST ference is the mean of the lower low waters. val, as a whole, without roviding for the creation of a g b e S o e = T Ctio Siteration or amendment, and 1t ap- | Coust of Clatms to deformine clatms | Yes e ok s R e e = == | power. ent, 120p ose, Tracy, Lathrop, RS TO ARRIVE. ajority of the members elected | against the State, and to consist of{ — - CTELER BT ed B e i shall be the county govern: | - thres Superior Judges designated by] o 5:302 m?c:ton Gy igdiny Steamer. From. Ment act of such county, and shall in such | the Governor to Serve without extra |~ 6:00r Kuropean Mail, Ogden and Tash.... 9:4BA Portland case become fl\‘E Or‘Al’fl% law thereof ;\-fld '!llper‘i %omp%nsa‘lmn'-dmenv 1 100r Valiejo .. . o 12:159 ortlan existing county government act, an ‘or the Amen ? { Gosta Beattle . S *amedments thereof, and all special laws Amendment Number Four, being As- e e T N 19:402 Bem;tu!fi: Bay mcunglutenf! wlt}l: :::& ’coxgjg’mfi'::{flzgnz :fi: sembly Cflnsn‘lutlana! MAm«gamem | S00r Onfon Texprens, Saoram s|. l:,uyl.v um uc . - i d, Pu £ ANY of the Corintht ht : Seattle - 024 Gy the President of ‘the Board of Suber- | N3 Coustice. orkanized of o b Or{ —io e e Y ety by of the Corinthian yachtsmen spent Saturday afternoon and the early part of yesterday morning in prepar- |San Diego visors or other legislative body of such county, ganized, or holding a charter u No | BAN LEAN, TDS LOCA + ing their craft for the winter. Light spars and canvas were stripped off, cushions, blankets and cabin furnish- Manila and authenticated by the seal of such county, | EP{Gete 04 t0Hion: trom certaln leg. ANDRO XD HATHAED + LPL ings taken out, stoves and cooking utensils packed, and all stowed away in the club house. During the morning + Portland sctting forth the submiselon of such county | jslation In relation ’fo counties). - + a to and fr a t _ At 12:15 anama government act to the electors, and its ratifica- | or the Amendment? Mciroxe, Seminary Park, a nd fro and preparations were made for raising the draw-bridge leading into the lagoon. At 12:15 4 e ion By hem, shall be made in duplicate and | For the Ameaimentt Lo Fitenburg, Kimhurats @:45 + o hH: s wine atmvrlwdhto strong blocks and tackles, and with a little creaking the bridge was success- + Portiand },e,,o.m%, ond In'the otfice of the Secretary of | Amendment, Xupber, Tiver hing A% Ban eandCor Houth Nin | 1438 + ed, though not quite so high as it might advantageously have been. + Humboldt State, the other, N (relating to office of Governor, Leandro, Estudills rder of Deeds in the county, 0,:9¢ (rel . ), o, 12:45¢ + e yachts, towed by launches, then began to flle through the bridge. The first to pass through was the yawl 4 s mgok T :g‘g;‘“n}:'.}:‘,;fge,‘;,“.h, . (helcomiy providing for succession wereto i Lorensd, Cherry dse 3 . which was followed by these yachts in the order given: sloops May, Lois, Thetis, Volunteer, Clara, Elia, Ro- + Coos Bay ANl ‘courts shall take judicial notice thereot. | Certaln cases and removing disability e S 4 ver, Thelma Emelle, Wawona, Halcyon, Juanita, Merope, Cupld, Venito, Mignon, Paul, Queen, Edna, Pride, Amigo, 4 |Tacoma. .. The county government act =o ratified may be | o, LIUHC ducing term). ROl Lo g + Truant, Emma, Flirt, Rambler and yawl Seven Bells. The launches Gipsy, Cynthia, Envoy, Wang and R. Tittel's 4 Nanaimo e Sroposals therefor, submitted by the | , For the Amendment? H e e . a ewport years, by D) dment Number Six, being Assem- 4 Crescie rendered most’ valuable service in towing. The yachts passed through almost without a hitch. The wire- 4 Victoria legislative authority of the' county, to the Am;"consm;,uom, Amendment No. 33 Yes | (Narrow Gauge). + of two or three caught against the bridge, but they were quickly released without injury. e .(Puget Sound qualified elec;ar‘s gfi:fi‘;’: ',f,,-:' ssne;ul o5 %P% | (relating to and defining Grammar{ —— (Foot of Market Street.) + nch Wailele was not so fortunate. In trying to pass out of the lagoon into the bay through the bridge 4 |Pomona Humbolat o b adoh. Drobosals. for twenty: days Echoole). o ment? No | 154 Nowark, Centerville, San J oss, Felton, + tide carried her broadside on to the bridge, breaking some of her windows and their frames. A A e Bs Gewanaper of general circulation 1n such | For the Amendment? 1 BoulderOreek. SantaOruzand Wag Lo 3 s came the arks, which, from their size and unwleldiness-caused more trouble. La Fiesta, Pa- 4 | DeAoTte | S ™alectors “votlng thereon: and ap. | sembly Constitutional - Amendment | *mikO Newarr. Gengervilic, Bas Jose, Now + Pizo, one belonging to A. P. Rothkopf, and two or three others, were at last all safely got through, 4 | Columbia he Al e e aislature s herein proviaca| No. 34 (providing for adjournment of | Yes | ‘Almaden, Feiton, Boulder Oreek, + with son raping of their sails and the loss of a little paint. 4 | Corona. proved by the Legisiature o i proviaal | e G o e | Banta Oruz and Principal Way vith some scraping s ss of a little paint. - ) or the approval of the county government act. ¢ e + h a large number of the Corinthian yachts are now Iying in the lagoon, the following are still out in the 4 | StateCaliforniaPortiand . In submitting any such county government act | Dor more than sixty days during each | No | g4, NolRTO%8 Gaicess, 90 + dore Carl Westerfeld's flagship Aeolus, the yawls Kittiwake, Pinta, Arcturus and Nalad, and the 4 STEAMERS TO SAIL. A e me Stciee of ths aoiore” ant ey | For the Amendment? | $12:457 Husters' Excursion, San Jose and - al, Ceres, Wave, Harpoon and Phoenicia. The sloop Nixie will be drawn up on Stone’s ways and pro- + | “Steamer, | Destination. Balls. Pier. | bo voted on separately without prefudice to iedn iy Hindiand IQ:VG;;? 3:;: of the LEAbNA + a canvas cover from the rains. The sloop Stella is drawn up on the beach, and the schooner Bonita fs on + |——— | S——— | others. g e e CREEK ROUTE FERRY. -C Thus nearly one-third of the fleet will spend the winter outside of the lagoon. + | Btate of CatfPortiana 0ct 3110 am(Pier 3 | ° It shall be competent In all county govern- | Brst above written. S O plO P fue (s g Pomona ... Humboldt ....[Oct{ 31, 2 pm(Pler 9 | ment acts framed under Y gl y e P 5 | Bi—r) 900 T100ane. 1100 900 18:00 + + | Homer ewport Nov. 1. 3 amlpier 11 | this section, to provide for the manner in = N, Gecretaty of Stata. | S8 oo e 1 3 ‘/Nov. 1, § am| which, the times at which. an rms fo | ¥ . PPttt Attt A P+ttt 4444444+ | Abiance lOreson Forta:/Nov. 1 8 am|Pler 2 | which, the {imes at which and the terma for | = Mariposa - ! 2,10 pm Pler 7 : | From OATLLYD—Poot of Brordway.—*6:00 8:00 10:00a.x. 55 e Umatilla ..|Vic & Pgt Sd.(Nov. 2, 10 am|Pier 9 | other than Judges of the Superior Court, shall | 112:00 *1:00 12:00 *8:00 $4:00 *5:00r.. the Division Field Hospital and ordered | Church ¢ P Chilkat ... Humboldt e e Ot bh e et Dr. Gibbon’s Dispensary, | COXST DIVISTON (Brosd Gavge) e Division F ) ch, co { &y | ; ; o | ST auge). fl to rejoin RS lrci;!mnr.(;.p‘a e streets, s z{'erfing, %‘ée}Ln‘?Ed ‘gi"ys tsf%‘ Sx‘éfi:r\'hfl‘fi 2 Ag,fizxmflg:::fl Griafining o P A A P A 625 KEARNY ST. Established (Third and Townsend su.)m Upon the recommendstion of the chief | o'clock. Walter Burke, B K. P. 8 of | Arcata - 3,10 am)Pler 13 | Bumber of depHT LS ation payable to sach o in 1854 for the treatment of Private | ~7:50, Sau Joso and Way Stations (New surgeon Acting Assistant Surgeon G. W. |New Zealand will show 150 lantern slides | Coos, Bay...| Nov: & 9 amiPler 11| i, "Geputtes, for the manmer in which, the et e ot Madimoqs ehliiyor Almaden Wednesdays only)....... 1i30p Daywalt, United States army, now In this [ of New Zealand, with short descriptions, | C. Neleon.[Puget Sound.[Nov. &, ...... fimes in which, and the terms for which the sease Wearingon bodyandmindand | A Ban Jose, Tres Phios, Sauta Criisy city, has been assigned to temporary Columbia ..|Portland. Nov. e bers of all boards of “election . anall . be SLAH Dmrm'heflwgfc“m"h"" Pacific Grove, Paso Robles, ‘San. duty at the Division Feld Hospital C. H. SUMMERS ARRIVES. |= | elected or sppointed and for the constitutton, Careaguarantecd. Carorwite | Luis Obiepe, Gusdalupe, Burtasd 4 el s SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. rexgln;lm:& °<;;,flg*::'{;g;‘, :I:gk!s::ledm_rzl’e.nctm:! Dr.J. £- GIBBON, Box 1957, San Francisco. | 10:804 San Joss aud w’., Statlo ,'.:’. GOD’S METHOD OF PURIFYING. |The General Circuit Manager of the T ARRIVE Blco, to- prescribe th d method by | B o 11:30A Sun Jose aud Way Statio 8334 2 ARRIVED. Alio-tospresorine the masner Aol methoathy | *2:43% San Mateo, Redw3od, Menlo —— Western Union Is Here on Sunday, October g. | Which all elections by the people shall b con- | Talo Alte, Bante Olase, Ban Toee He Places Grave Responsibility Upon Hoainenn Stmr Washtenaw, Crosscup, §2 hours from | ducted: and may in afdition determine the ea. en an omen Giiror. v;i.ouhm-, Sants _Cruz, Man That He May Know How CH. IBummera,rolsctialan ani senoral | o O A b i Iitealipartiagiantorpeniastions. mayiivettict HOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE e N e | to Properly Govern Men. clreult manager of the Western Union | natmo. Up river direct. = 5 5 | P8 enever any county has, in the manner et o Savae eam LIk i At | e e b The First Congregational Chuich was | Telegraph Company, arrived in San Fran- | oons OF g g and method herein pointed out, adopted any e — | *3:00¢ Ban Jose and Principal Way Stations g - £ one. o ment act, and th 1] | = v fllled to its utmost capacity last even- | 1560 this morning * He is at the Palace, | “Sini portignd, Lundauist, 1% days from st | £0UDLY BOVEEDDER bey, el e reme shal) OCEAN TRAVEL. | 130" Sanoos it Princiyil Way Statious ing, the occasion belng the song service | that company west of Littaburs, leovwn | Michael via Unce S 08¥8, rours from Bear aforesaid, " the direction of sections four and | 411347 Sin Josa wnd Way Staiions 5 An Enormous Catch |¢f Welcome to the pastor, Rev. Georse | as the central division. Ho fs 1speciing | Harmr. e o vtem of ‘county governments throuEhove X for Morning. T for Afternoon. C. Adams, D. D., who has just returned :h‘e Frlnig)al offices with a view of ascer-| Stmr Albion, Danfels, 33 hours from Crescent | o State, and likewise providing for the elec- Pflcmc coas' steamsmp co [ * Sundays excepted. 1 Sundays only. tSaturdays only . vace SEhaniveant > | tainin, e wants - | city. % ofntment of officers, and th s Is Reported. Eait wirs e has traveiod exinsivay. | ek ik THtEUReS 1o nceeist T | S Mo Jomen, 1 nows s owport | utys G R Spention S bRy e r fas re as trave S - 5 ko i and way ports ty government act shall, as t T(he d‘hc‘file hof the pastor's sermon w. irnlfi)}l‘ég i?'f;‘r‘{lé\(rfd "?:?azhz?e “{"%cl‘o’:i’; g‘rfi Stmr Navarro, Walvig, 66 hours from Ya- | biomatters hereinabove provided Tor and de. "E_m' Msn‘fkm%“h P LIFORNIA E.(ETSHW:EJSTE“ Y. CO. “God’s Method of Puritying a Natlon.” | §i 5Panl botorn Feteeattle, e quina Bay. 3 by such county government act, mot b or. .. H' chose B is text. (he fortieth. Verss | Sher 4, before returning to Chicago, sILED. s by Sacheni O R e o ) otn BB E W N | SR WORTH NEARLY A MILLION | hey thirty;second thapter of Jeremiah. | sho''cr ‘the best-known celeiraph mm. ia | stme cleveland, Pieree, Litils, October . | the Teglaturs, excopt by amengment " aret e Sudtorin, Vanconver (@ FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFI “And I will make an everlasting cove- | the country. bavin x tmr Cleveland, Plerce, Seattle. ubmitted . . Vancouper (. | oA, : 1 | 3 cove- | the co; v, having been in the service | Stmr Samoa, Jaynsen, Eureka. manner hereinabove set forth. c), Port To e, | RAIL' COMPANY. S hel sarts, tk bt vi e: San Francisco a week | Stmr Cleone, Miller, Alblon. 5 C th Gov. e “‘f[l’&;‘;"é';‘ Joste Lopees, Bl U Lox feu, de v, Stmr Noyo, Lundquist, Fort Bragg. Gleing Senate. Constitutional Amendment No. flfih‘lfififi%ekfiiefi el oy, WESAN FRANCISCO O SAN RAFAEL. A CHANGE FOR THE MEN WHO “Adams spoks of the fact that the e oy Zealandia, Dowdell, Manila via Hono- | , resolution proposing to the people of the | L.sifle fo tals company's steamers for Alaska | WILE DAYSCTS. S:00, 10 a m; 15 corruption now existing in the large cities | . ASthma, bronchitis, catarrh cureguarant’d. Dr. 23 State of California an amendment to the Con. | 'G. N. Ry. at Tacoma to N. P. Ry, at | EnfOB Eadeye r WERE FROZEN IN. Sranld e fon the presont Overohadowed, | Gerdin, Sanitarium, 514 Pine, ir. Kearny, 8.5 Cal; | Lf Sip Calena, Blair, Astofla. = stitution of he State, by adding @ new cection, | $ancouver to G B BY. o ' 7 B et i et ol ecs Wi ens ——————— ' & oo nd designated as sec 3 ., Oct | g7 <4 1 PR ERraE . | because “the nation's attention was cen: == Bark Gatherer, Stockkebye. {Tacoma. o s e o iy, v | roxmkg"ll;\‘lfl;f AR RIS sas | SUNDAYC—$.00) 9., 1100 a m.; 1, M - tered in the great questions that were EL ARRIVALS. Bark S C Allen, Johnson, Hoholulu. rganization of @ Court, t& be known as the | k.. 00, 6:20 p. m. 3 Ung 1t !n“ this connect on {le | urk Kate Davenport, Merrifm, Fort Blake- Qoiitt of Claims. The sald proposed new ser | & thereater. | aonterey, €an Elmeon. ‘WE%AED?&FAE& 19, BAN El}:x:_flm-sc(;,‘“ he Call’ ; iti oned the pending annexation of the NEW WESTERN HOTEL. ey, n to read as follows: rtord (an_Luis_Obispo), | DAYS—:10, 7:80, 9:20, 11: ; 13:4 The Call’s Relief Expedxf:xun Se‘ems to i and Cuba. He said that men | F W Winters Stockton|d Kerr 8 yose Schr Julia E Whalen, N‘y-. Clipperton | 13 30 read. &% The Court of Claims shall con- bordrind Zome e, Ventura, Huenem AL m. Saturdays—Extra trips at e Had a Beneficial Effect would have to be placed in the new ter- %S White, Antloeh " [W Birch, N ¥ Jaiands and fla#;ié{;“fifbflic Jt of aey !m;‘:g'ge;;{;:g}Eumflnrtco';lrllé Ean Pedro, East San FPedro (Los Angeled) and | sUNDAYS s 16§40, 110 & m: 140 340, = ritories to govern them, and that their ckerson, Sacto |H George, Madera 2 3 o may be overnor to hold | Newport, § a. m.. Oct. 4, 8 12, 16, 20, 2, | "B:00, 6:25 p. m._ - PE ¥ on the Fortunes of the responsibility would be 'great, and that | J Mallory, Colfax O Malin & w, Vi POINT LOBOS—Oct. 30, 10 p. m.—Weather | court at the regular terms thereof. The Court d every fourth day thereafter. | Betw Ban"my Sch Par Whalers. under them weouis grow up a g0od people, RO Coltax, |3 B Willtams, N 22 | cloudy; wind SW; velocity 6 mites. = AL LAY Srclinive i‘;"gfl:g;‘"kl‘;g :’fi-‘; Sm}:’ev%b;;:.fininsin‘glya‘:m‘:gf Fars | e He e il o who might some day in some measure rien, Seattle |Mrs Ferguson, L Ang MEMORANDUM. n ct ainst the Stat jord (San Luls 3 Angeles), 11 a. | = he purification of this country. | YA I08; Osden — |P Anderson, Nevada Per Portland—Salled from St Michael Oct 11 | ki, 43 'many be bassed by the Legisiatire, ng | LOF ARESjo%; 220 Reonds, G20 7Kor”s. "and | san Femnetsco. | In mitect | San Fremcisco he cited the fact that the wisest of | T n witt, Martines — |2 By Sret Lake | for Unalaska with stmr Sadle in tow with 315 | {ty judgment thereon shall be final, The ferma | Pars Gsusih day thercafter. | —————=] oOctober 16, o gland’s rulers had grown up in her | E Gerisch, Sutsun Boyle, Tracey passengers. Oct 15 arrived at Unalaska; fine | or the Court of Claims shail be held as fol- | ©'pry enada, Magdalena Bay, San Joss dal | Week | Sun- 1598, el e e L | B Qeriseh, Sulsun|F' G Rogers, Visalla weather. In port at Unalaska—Ship Wachu- | Jows: B B iaa, Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosalia | Days. | days. | Destination. Solopenth Cigniinn SR creni ermodedew, 1 Vista |J Sherwood, Fresno sett, for Puget Sound, Oct Ii-Stmr Walcott | “In the City of Los Angeles, commencing on o haymas (Mex), 10 & m. 1Sth of every | e nmens oot . 3 'ALACE HOTEL. arrived, Vessels at Dutch Harbor Oct 20— | ¢ d Monday of March; | 7:80am| s:0a Novato, sponsibility was great, and that thus it | T Vigus Los Ang Mrs H I Kratt, Chio | Bark James Nesmith, for Puget Sound, ready | in tne City and Gounty of San Franolsco, OOt irther information obtatn folder. | 330pm) 3:%0am) peraioma, Was God deepened a man's nature by put- | ¢ G Murphy, Stanford C H_Summers,” Chi | for sea; schr Mooniight, from Golivin Bay | commencing on the second Monday in- Jaiy, | hon omerny reserves the right to change | 610 pm Santa Rosa. ting upon him grave and great responsi- | H H Bell, Stanford B R Spaulding, Denver | and St Michael. Sailed from St Michael Oct | and withqut préviots motice steamers, saillng dates | | bilities. g “_ABum Stanford |T E_Gibbon, Los Ang | 20 for Unga. Arrived at Unga Oct 21 and salled | In the City of Sacramento, commencing on and homrs of gailine. I Fulton, During the seryice the chotr sang Rud- [ & ¥ ush, Stanford |W H Carbould, London | same day at 6 p m; 811 passengers for San | the second Monday of November of each year, | $JOKET OFFIUE — New Montgomery | 7:30am ‘Windsor, ard Kipling’s “Recessional,” which has ‘b‘ L(Arvlhlflmyr' qH.ummt L Gundelfinger, Cal Francisco; fine weather the entire voyage. The Judges holding such term of court shall | gtreet (Palace Hotel). Healdsburg, N attD i Dot W L Beedy, Stanford |\ Rodman, Ang DOMESTIC PORTS. receive no extra compensation therefor, but | ® GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen. Asts.. Lytton, 8 rifbiiten S i et T M Miner Chicago |De Pous, Tahiti PORT TOWN D—Arrived Oct 23—Nic | Shall receive their actual expenses, to be paid 10 Market et.. San Francisco. [ 230 el Geyserviil u e el & e R W , lontaut, et A R e e out of the general fund of the State treasury. = a . 3 THE HAPPIEST LIFE. 3rs £ Brown, Chicagel W M Fras st S eta e eBirat o i L T am Baylies. . . . siaais’s 8 4 HF Xraft, Chicago iMrs W W Btronn, Cal | o SEATTLE Salled Oct 35—Schr Chas Nelson, | I1\¢, Leglsatice shall snsct all laya necessary £ [ HopIa At ¥ ' = s 3 r Sar Francisco. . 3 ks anette. . .. ..cepecee 2 Rev. J. Hemphill Preaches on How | * M Atherton, Doston | lnes “SORT | HARFORD—Arrived Oct 20—Schr Codure thareof And;ti caxyiout the proyiaions THE 0. R. & H. L} | o cereecane 1 i M Gi o Bt 4 Challenger, from Seattle. ) e CFr TAST STEAMERS TO | ceen Man Should Live for the Life = ‘Idh-(l:l:‘::s'yl"f}lfi:fn'u Ll'f,r;"fo\l"l;,“;:f;hg“r‘? PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Oct 80—Stmr AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR. DIEARGRE: ND 1 Guerneville. of the Hereafter. Al Sirs Lo Jaste, Homiebs | Thadens, from Burekd. o e Geo W Eider, | (B¢I8 Assembly Constitutional Amendment| 2 O TR, A | Total. cesessseess 1881-2| poy 5 Hemphill filled the pulpit of his | $ v poaub, R (R e, San Jose = | tor San Francisco. “ | A sonclution to proposs 1o 'the Deonla atlthe From Spear-street Whart at 10 a.m. | Sonoma. bove 1s the catch of ‘the whaling | church, the Calvary Presbyterlan, last|G M Lovelace, AlaskalT Haley. Kan Joss | AAn SSrocio -aiisa oot S ki s . | State of California an amendment to the Con- | FARE 3I2First Clnss =~ Including Berths | Glen Blten, October 10 as reported by the | evening. His topic of discussion was, |H C Macbeth, N York|J Willigrod, San Jose | SAN DIEG ed Oct 30—Aus stmr Bur- | stitution of the State, amending article eleven, $8 Second Class _ and Meals, » October € e | “The 13 t Life, and How to Live It,”” | A A Baker, Watsonv |D R Murphy, San Jose | ™# fof Napaimo. by adding a new section thereto, to be known | Geo. W. Slder safls Oct. 7. 16, 2, Nov. 2 | Behaianar rtland. It is one of the largest ORI His taxt 5 he tenth | M A A Baker, Wat-|E B Green & w, 8 Jose FOREIGN PORTS. as section number fiye and one-half, relating to [ Columbla sails Oct. 10, 19, 28, Nov. 6. } in round figures | and he chose his text from the ten o iie 7 A Benham, Fresno | TATOOSH—Passed Oct 3—Chil ship Star of | CONSolidated city and county governments. The | State of California safls Oct. 13, 22, 31, Nov. 9. | pr L chapter and tenth verse of the gospel of | G"H ' Cooper, Watsonv u b 4 nam. Fres X % L £ad proposed new section to read as follows: Ehort line to Walla Walla, Spokane, Butte. | “Siages connect at Santa Rosa for M The Portland 5 i v " Arthur, Vallejo Italy, trom Honolulu for Puget Sound; stmr 3 ark West y Pty Wwhalers —as | St John, “I am come that ye may have|F L Dow, San Jose |8 F Rose, U 8 N Mackinaw, from Tacoma for San Franeisco. Sectlon 5%. The provisions of sections four | Helena and all points in the Northwest. | springs: at Lytton for Lytton Springs: &t Gey- et e S life and have {t more abundantly. The | H A Kidder, Sacto |F A Mayhew, Oakind | BUREKA—Arrived Oct 30—Stmr Chilkat he | 8nd five of this article shall not, nor shall any | Through tickets to all poin serville for Skaggs Springs: at Cloverdale for Knowles, Thrash- | preacher began by saying that life had [N P Nelson,' Chicago (G W Chandier Jr. MiL | Oct 20: stmr AMiance from Coos Bay, sche | legislation passed pursuant thereto, apply L CaweRy rosr. { Lo Cleysers: at=Hopland fur Dunoan; Springs, £ nder. been likened to vapor that was as noth- | A B C Dowdell, Cal |H Green, Chicago Sparrow, hence Oct 21; schr Mabel Gray, from | 819 consolldated city and county government, 3 630 Market st | Highland _ Springs, Kelseyville, Carisbad Hpme left here in April, | peen (HOARE, D SERO 8 Steam, and that GRAND HOTEL, N e g pow existing or hereafter formed, which shall | GOODALL, PERKINS & CO. | Springs,” soda Hay, Lakeport dnd Bartlett Grampus in March, 1895.-| 8 S than nothing, for science by its | W M Lowell, Sacto ;Miss Davia fled Oct 30—Stmrs Sunol, Lakme, Bruns- | Bave become, or shall become, organized under Supennndents g o I N Yichy Speinks, Saratoka ume has sent consignments | 7% D€ b0 16 "Graw a train from | J McDonnellt Menlo [F M Wert o ¥ ¥ | wick ana Alliance, for San Franclsco; schr SSir T M s chariar undec peocia L e S s e Valjer San Franclsco and on one oc- | ihe Pacific Ocean to the Atlantlc and |G Wilson Newoastle |E M Selby, Montana | Metha Neleon, for'Sydney. s ELOT SR atidle G n'e Ganerale Transa“amique, | John ~Day's, Riverside, Lierley's, Bucknell's, mrners, 6, L AShe Siesels Iork hens | rom & number of (he world's ercatcet |\ NEE Omale, |1 Duncna; Minn™ | 05RO Bven Oct 1fchs Gem.”hoo | (P06 Amembly Consttwions) Amentment | o 5 (Erench Line Wiiopabt ooy, WIS Liinomiil " . Dr George, Antioch |J Trewick, St Lake | Oct 22 A resclution to propose o the people of the | (FRANCE). Salling every Satur ’fm e e o Ol Dy T Taylor, Napa sapa fifteen and section sixteen of article five of };“!’?“u)rne‘{. Oakland he‘flff’gir‘*‘zfl_,fi%gV:gugtlg‘:*sfimf!,?n:g:‘_mow. Constitution of the State of California, k3 P S Qukdd | MGN PEDRO—Arrived Oct 30-Schr Bertle TOAd tas royprodsed 2 mend suid aections to Hudson, Hollister - fic Stea little or much of it. It was in our Dr W R Sacto J Brown, Newcastle | Minor, from Edrgka; bktn Monitor, from Eu- Section 15, Marl Chro 3 1s owned | to give a good account of our days on |C K Field, Stanford 7 Brown, Newcastl | reka. cledten at the SRt s aa peraoe sl be ; B g, Market st Cheoniclo bids. Co. and 6 by the Wil-| carth and to make the world the better G5 Gags, Stanterd g(l&m Newcastle S50ed: Det 0 Colra Tollight and. Al tor fame manner as the Governor, and his term of s to e $00'and unward 5 per | “general Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. , of which Smith, Portla Carr & w, Seattle - 4 office and his qualifications shall be the . fon on round trip. econd class to COOS BAY—Sailed Oct 30—Stmr Arcata, for | He shall be president of the Senate, but shail | 1 $45, 10 per cent reduction round trip. Willlam Lewis is avi ved in it. dnd "the odd ome by the bark | ‘T °UF h—"‘_‘—d”ng . s Dovisne N e cgi‘“l"p_.f‘x Tiaced.; | san Francisco only h: 1 RAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES | > on, Campbell, ) =, . o lave a casting vote therein. GEN N a ccounts for the entire fleet which AT THE PARK AND CLIFF. J C Needham, Modesto 7S v (OM“N‘SR‘M Oct Z1—Stmr San Mateo, for | Section 16. In case of the impeachment of | AND CANADA. 8 Bowling Green, New York. | counts £ar the entice fleet, which ] i o gl et G T San Franclsco. o ed Ot the Governor, or his removal from office, death, | J. F. FUGAZI & CO., Pacific Coast Agents, an a e 0“ e s e = W last | Cold Weather Reduces the Crowds. = EWCASTLE, a ct 25—Haw | inability to discharge the powers and dutles of | 5 Montgomery avenue, San Francisco. rless, which was clean when lasi - 5 WEATHER REPORT. ship Hawaiian Isles, for Honolulu, his office, resignation or absence from the : Aquatic Contest at Sutro TIENTSIN—Sailed ~Sept 26—Bktn John | State, the powers and dutfes of the office shall THE BEST RAILWAY , and the Orca, Jessie H. Fre T ko can, ‘Baths (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) devolve upon the Lieutenant Governor for the & The 8.8, MARIPOSA s residue of the term, or until the dlsability sha.. “ sails via Honolulu and N FRANCISCO to CHICAG cease. And should'the Lieutenant Governor be Auckland -for Sydney: 0 't Wednesday, November the Portland left Unalaska for SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 80, 5 p. m. Franci 2 2 impeached, displaced, resign, die or become in- s were in port getting ready for | yre seekers. Down in the city, Wwhere | reported from stations In California to-day: cal v SEn s or S e i Janiey Now : 2 A . < pable of performing the dutles of his office, 2, at 10 p. m. THE CALIFORNIA IAMITED will be re- e run. The ship James Neysmith | protection is afforded, the weather was Fresno, 72; Los Angeles, 68; Red | or be absent from the State, the p‘mld’enflz ::0 m5h| S. 8. AUSTRALIA, | sumed for the fourth season, on November ¥, A Luis Obispo, 68; San Diego, 88; tenipore of the Senate shall act as Governor un- sails for Honolulu only | yunning three times a week. Magnificent ves- T amEsEYREan ancisco the Baleana, Karluk and | Yesterday was a poor day for the pleas- | mne following maximum temperatures wers o in port ready to sail for San| P08 IOV E pue out’ at the park and ! Sa Sacramento, 72; Independence, 72; Yuma, §6. til the vacancy in the office of Governor shall (OMPANY~ Wednesday, November | ¢ipulea train, with DINING and OBSERVA- cisco and the schooner Moonlight | Ciifr the winds were raw and wintry. San Francisco data: Maximum' temperature, be filled at the next general election when 16, at 2 p. m. 5 1 L A | TION CARS. Connecting tralns from San m Golovin B The crowds were not large, and all who 4 59; mintmum, 55; mean, 67. members of the Leglslature shall ; Line to COOLGARDIE, Australia, and CAPE = ventured forth in search of amusement | oty 5o o it o e AND until such disability of the Eheutenant. oy | TOWN, South Atrrica: 3 Francisco Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays. n returned to their homes early in order to NDITIONS GENERAL ernor ehall cease. In case of a vacancy in the | J. D. SPRECKELS BROS. & CO.. Agents BRAVE TENNESSEEANS . get warm. FORECAST. office of Governor for any of the reasons above | 114 Montzomery st. | Every Day Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars An average crowd, notwithstanding the | Tbe storm noted off the coast Saturday has named, and neither the Lileutenant Governor | Freight office—827 Market an Francisce and Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars. SAIL FOR PHILIPPINES | rawness of the ‘weather, visited the |moyed eastward at a high latitude and is cen- 3 STATE OF CALIFORNIA, nor the president pro tempore Of the Senats | mee—————— 2 Chutes. At Sutro's Baths the usrunl LAl Aoinne r"‘i';mcn‘f\sdyo"xf?fi. ik Exggg;x"z’;vtrgm?}nwgur. shall succeed to the powers and duties of Gov- HARVEY’S DINING-ROOMS pad oAl 5 st was = e a reatening over A . Ju , 183, | ernor, then the powers and dutles of - ND RIVER STEAMERS. i “eemyF:l?g:?{:énfir: C{?‘f“r‘nsfifiiz the fea- | . tniive Pacific Slobe and rain has ‘tallen | WHEREAS, The Legislature of the State o | flce shall devolve upon the speaker of TN BAY AN 8 Serve Superior Meals at Vory Reason- SEVEN COMPANIES LEAVE ON “{M‘:")-”a AR ikl dorioes, won bl Norioan t;um t‘x;‘:_ :oimugn‘oz’ g;belhugldcclno”nonh ("-Ilfornh. ': u:h(;\lr!y-xle;:ond "“.‘s“nhi';z‘;f ‘lfilmgly" unnhl the offlcel of Governor shall be | s~~~ - . able Rates. . - 3 h iuocal ~ along e e d fro e Oregon line in | ning on the fourtl ay o anuary, A. D. ly led at such general election. } THE ZEALANDIA. Benson, R. White second: 100-yard dash, Won | the interfor. Scattering light sprinkles are re- | twosthirds of all the members eleéted to each AMENDMENT NU: FOR U. S. NAVY-YARD AND VALLEJD, |you wiLl/BE COMFORTABLE - e Bonifield, A. Hay second; obstacle race, | toe [RIGTIOT. Beattering NT NUMBER SIX. v A YOU WiLL/ BE CONFORTABLE B SRS 2 n by B. Bohificld, A. Hay second; bo-yard | Ported from Calliornia. o Ry aikis e | B N O L Iifiumf‘:xll‘;':m;m:,“: (Being Assembly Constitutional Amendment Steamer, “Monticello, If You Travel on the Santa Fe. A Large Crowd Assembled at the |tub race two in a tub won by 8 Duran and | coast and falling over the interior. ecribed amendments to the Comstitution of the No. 38.) Tues., Wed.. Thurs. and s : g T A. Hay, H. Haller and B. Berry second; spec The temperature fell slightly in California | State of California, to-wit: A resolution to propose to the people of the i i adicimitiaby Quceus bty Andren = SAN FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE—$28 MARKET ST, Pier to Bid the Soldiers Tt-yard dash, won by Georgo Lacoste, Andrew | unq'in the western portions of Oregon - and s e R - | state of California an amendment fo section ¢ ' Good-By. Blaney ' sso0nd: a‘{‘: ermeen B, ‘Cornen and | Washington and remained stationary in other & it AL B. lltx.C:fi;CIe]nan (!Jtéhe (;on.!tlmklon of !t,he State TELEPHONE IN 1520, -By. test_resultec - B districts. ; (Being Senate Constitutional Amendment No. | O ornla, relating fo grammar schools, by s R A. J. Baker; trapeze ;ngm{flii\cg,l,‘a!nm won by | T4" Wind of thirty miles per hour from the i 41) Wwhich it is proposed to amend sald sectlon to Oakland Office—1118 Broadway. F. Raymous, R. 8. Fr B southwest is reported from Carson City. A resolution to propose to the people of the | Fedd as follows: At exactly 3 o'clock yesterday after- —————*———B i Magpditions are favorable for showery weather | Sate of California an amendment to_ section Gaection € The. subliD Sobol. systens shail i | TAKE THE BOAT TO SAN JOSE Sacramento Office—201 J Street. transport Zealandia weighed an- Holy Cross Bazaar to Close. Poreast. mafe. st Ben Pranciio forithirty | e O e e e e atit- | £\ h dchoole. evening: sahoole; ‘norpial. sy | BYERY DAY AND SUNDAY T00 at 10 a. m, | San Jose Office—7 West Santa Clars St nulled out from Pler No. 7 with | mo.night the ladies of Holy Cross falr | pours, ending midnight, October 31, 1805: | which it is proposed to amend sald section o | 8nd technical schools as may be established by | Steamer ALVISO, Clayostrost Whart, Fare to nies of the First Tennessee | wiii wind up their labors in connection | "Northern Callfornia—Cloudy and. ihrestning | mos as Hotloos! Hainority: DUt the entire Fevenme. acves rict | Excursions. Alviso and returs, T Telephons | THE houra As the big vessel | With the basaar at Native Sons' Hall for | with ISt scactered Showerel rech wesd wind: | “Secdlon 18, No county, cty, town, townenlp, | SUUNCFIEY. DU he entice revenie acrived trom | DRTED HE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAR JOAQUIR & S Gi a—C 3 4 uc 4 ; iround fn the stream the great | the benefit of New Holy Cross Chureh, |, o orty B0k Showers on ‘the normecn: | oo any. tadebtedness or Nability i any man- | shall be appiled_exclusively’ to the support of = i VALLEY BAILWAY COMPANY. n the pler sent up a mighty cheer, udging from the humor they are In, | conkt Monday; fresh west wind. ner or for any purpose exceeding in any year | Primary and grammar echools. Grammar { . a § g e RAIL: TRAVEL. an: e & schools shall Include schools organized in | _From Oct. 10, 1598, trains wili run as followss s answered by the soldiers as | they must be hIghl¥ tvr}fused nlt reiults(idl c)«f:\sdn Cloudy, with showers Monday; !h:hincom. 'mhm::v:::o-:'rggdeod' 5‘3:0-'.'1.:.'35 hool dintrict, ‘or unfon' O, achaol dlnrleu. s e~ | “South-boand. i v s evening, In af - ooler. AU ear, h ¥ = a4 good-by with their hats.| The vrox;mm&gm, by the Fiov. 3 1. | “Utan—_showers Monday: of ‘the qualified slectors thereof, voting at an having more than one thousand nhabitants. i s Jett camp about § o'clock In | o, (6 & SURTYSlet of ‘@ grand chorus | | Arlzona-Cloudy, with showers In the north | slection to be held, for, that purpote, hor un || Fhich & courss of, stidy shall bo taught wiich HOR A COAST RAILROAD. Heres et K. Tt eV es In- % ortion londay. ~ less lore, Ol curr sucl . 3 OB e SEYELE by the Philharmonic Society of the West: | PQ 7% I, ana vietnity—Cloudy ana | Indebtedness, provision shall be made for the | '@ \nE OF sctentific department of the Univer: Via Sausalito Ferry. Datly. [Excptd s ; ro First Battalion, Major | ;7\ "4qqition, selections by a beautiful | . 00 ing"Monday; fresh west wind. collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay | S+ of California. FROM BAN BHANCISCY TO MILL VALLEY Bayless commanding, and thre companies | (iring orchestra from the celebrated com- | "gre fa; "from Mount Tamalpals—Clear; wing | the interest on such indebtedness as it falls AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN., / B e e 4 of the Second Battalion, Major Cheatham | posers, and several other varieties. west, 15 miles; temperature, 5; miximum tem. | due, and also provision to constitute a sinking | (Being Assembly Constitutional Amendment | .1y G DAYST:20, *3:30, 1100 & m.; *1:45, | 11 commanc E under the command | The various %fl:es. iné:lllx;‘i‘lngy awm“gg perature, 2. & ?A 2L WILLSON, fund for the PR of the principal thereot 0. 34.) e 5 & s Hataal o e 2 f Colonel § ot, and a horse an 5 ocal Forecast Official, | on or before g ceed | A resolution to propose to the people of the ;s 4 E RS E o n he most direct route | and I forty years from the time of contracting the | siate of California an amendment fo section | | SUADAYE 00 S0 S ah g oyl g, | 1 o doll,” Presen - | e—— we ur of the’ Constitution, in rela- - 15 p. m. nts as required. drawn for. The “beautiful s same; ided. ;” provided. however, that the City and | two of article for th titution, ¢ 7 2 : = equired. 'wo in rela- | 3:00, *4:30, 6:15 p.’ m. Stopping at intermediate pol: to the t bort was taken and by noon thal won the prize MARINERS, all the men were aboard. A large crowd | €4 kA ?i‘li‘s‘flsos“&}:‘é’:;‘ of Arts” and which Noney County of San Francisco may at any time pay | tion to sessions of the Legislature, by which It | = Trains harked * ran to San Quentin, Codnsdtlins tockton with: steamboate of assembled at the pler to see the Tennes- | % the ‘ary si000, will be sold. A branch of the United States Hydrographio | \ie,euate furaished 15 and work done for sieg | i Pioposed o amend said section to read as | FROM SAN RAFALL TO SAN FRANCISCo. | (Sonnections—At Btockton e e S seeans off, and the majority of these were ir Journal, which has | Oifice, located in the Merchants' Exchan; ollows: WEEK DAYS—5:25, *:35, 7:45, *9:30 a. m.: 4y The Holy Cross Fal 3 3 €%, is | city and county during the forty-third and The ' sess! & = 35, oo 2 m.: | pany, leaving San Francisco at 6 p. m. daily, O ence at et oS0t pLegislature | e13:20, 3:30, #3:45, §:05 p. m. Excopung Sunday, and Stockton st 735 B me women, who brought flowers for the sol- kept such a lively flow of news during the | maintained in San Francisco for the benefif of forty-fourth fiscal years, out of the income and | ghall commence at twelve oclock meridian on EXTRA' TRIPS: on Mondays, We ‘ednesdays | ggily. :40 p. m. diers and other last souvenirs. 11l make | mariners, without regard to nationalit; 3 L v - .2 the bazaar was on, will make , ¥ and | revenue of any succeeding year or years; The Pennsylvania will sail on Thursday | Whole tme the STy valegletory ad- | fse of Sxpeme. " [ U Vided. that any and all claims for making, re | baxt mecoseting. the elaction ot Tie mepary For stage connectlons see official time tabls nd ity e e gntive Towa Regiment | (Fogs™ srom the editor, John . O'Toole, | el SEors B0, o etn e eiarte aintachs | palrins, altering or for any work done upon o | wnd shall be biennial Unless the Governor shai | o1 40, % or nquire”at Traifio Marager's Otios, 531 Mar- d cbla will get away the 1 well-selected essays, e direoty ok T < | for any ane, | in the interim convene the Legislature by proc- o street, San- t of the week, if sh, and several ng ons of the world are kept on hand | alley, court, place or sidewalk, or for the con- 2 . &, 18 ready by that | “Ty,org will be no tickets offered for sale, | for comparison and roference, and: the' Iatot | Sisstion of Bay Eewor or sewess o nig Soby | Jamation. - The Leglelature shall then wqgl'."x": WK DATS 45, 643, 1:&’%9’?‘; be taken up With | information can always be obtalned regarding and county are hereby excepted from the pro- | must adjourn to some date not less than lime. The assignments to these trans- as the evening o | iy R % "ondays, weaneatays | UOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY. vorts have been made. The Newport is d the auctioning of the | lights, dan t vigatic d all e AT £ 2 fi%e programme an . dangers to navigation an matters | visions of this section: and in determining any than sixty days from the time of £ “h!h ;‘mx:!hgog}'iybgé {;5:‘1;{?“2\111 &r will prizes. Admission will be free. afr gx:e‘r;: i‘:xmn?a‘:mt e - claim permitted to be pald by this section, no ‘,’é’.i,.‘fi::h It the two houses r:u n:: omu and Saturdays at 7:00 p. m. (Via Sausalito Ferry.) he desires to see all of the troops off bee ——*"_ET building"at the foot of Market atrest. in holaisd | ser gnd pravided forther, thay . the Gieitop| Ubon & time st which they winl ke D b B R e et u#g. 1895; £ > fore he goes. The Camera Olub. about ten minutes before noon and dropped at | Vallejo, in Solano County, pay its exist- | fix a date for such reconvening, which shall 9 THROUG! e T < g - 3 bé = i : , 1:45 ‘h,;m}g(s;:{nTse:;g;eon Rhgdg,"fiufl:y Bt}'.‘m' of| A free slide flh,bmnn,c under m;x:: ::&';«dliflltg‘ll xf‘x:fldti:un-.‘ Eg.t%l:‘m lga‘-;nu re- ‘g’fihl.'.‘mau- incurred %mrm within the lz‘x;lu -bglv.o "’",‘{,’:‘l’f" ”Y&‘& = 7:20 8. m.‘aek days—Cazadero way sta'ns. Su'n%ul:-e«, g , ;fi" a o, 148 > m i} B e b Camirk 2 Signal works, whenever two-thirds assem ture compl turdays—Duncan Mills and way | Round trip from alley, . been of the California Observatory, Mare Island, Cal. lectors thereof at an election members Market slck for some time, has recovered, | auspices ary Presbyterian | A notice stating whether the ball was dropped &t purpose shall decide, Any ll':ngt&' W »’-fiod mb.u:]elg;’av:nm and l‘rnu.u:o o s and hie has been detached from duty at | will be given in Calv