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San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 14

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4 8A3T YILA2XCI8CO CHBONICIiE SATHBDATVSEPTEMBEE 19 1896 jr IK BIG HHBEfilSTEHLS ACT1THED SONORA PARTIES INVOLVED HAT HATE CAUSED BBADFOB1VS StTICIDE Tie GeTcrmmeat Has laXomattoa Cpoa Which Hmtt Salt Haw Be Filed Bradford the young lumber man of Sonora who blew hla brains out la the Tosemlte Hotel at Stockton oa Wednesday had he lived would verr probably have been made a defendant to a suit for 30000 to be Instituted In the Federal court Criminal proceed Inn might also hare been filed against hla for he was accused of being a party to extensive timber steals In Tuolumne county Special Land Agent Prior has been la Tuolumne county for some time investigating the alleged steals and was on his way to this city with sufficient information in his possession to war rant immediate proceedings when he learned of young Bradfords suicide It Is now Intimated that the motive that Impelled the lumberman to self murder was the knowledge that his alleged unlawful entry upon and devastation of Government timber lands was about to get him Into serious trouble and per baps reduce him to poverty with i prospect of landing him behind prison bars The Land Office is In possession of information that the Arm of Bradford ft Son of Sonora manufacturers of and dealers in lumbef have been sys tematlcaUy cutting timber on Government reserves in Tuolumne county for nearly a quarter of a century and that an Immense amount of valuable timber has been cut and sold for which the Government has never been paid As It Is a difficult matter to secure testi mony extending over such a long period of years Special Agent Prior has confined his investigations to the alleged unlawful acts of more recent years and has succeeded In footing up a bin for J30000 which he believes the firm of Bradford Son can be com peOed to pay At any rate suit will be commenced in the United States District Court for that amount Whether criminal proceedings will be commenced against the elder Bradford and his associates in business is matter which United States Attorney Foote and the Grand Jury must decide The law makes it criminal to cut timber on Government serves without a permit but Juries are Inclined to be lenient to men ac cused of such crimes so that in the past the Government has frequently been put to needless expense In prosecuting similar cases The elder Bradford Is an old and highly respected citizen of Sonora and there is a question whether the special agent would recommend criminal prosecution against him The plea Is made that the encroachments upon Government timber lands have been made Innocently as the dividing lines between the timber he was legitimately engaged in cutting and the Government forests are illy defined so that It Is sometimes impossible to determine them accurately THE COMPACT IMPERILED DISAGREEMENT AT a5EVjrTH HOUR The Home of New York Decline to Report Its Business With Son Board Companies The Insurance compact is in danger of disruption just as its managers fondly believed that they had all In readiness for a readjustment of rates Some time ago Arthur MagiU signed the non Intercourse amendment on the tacit understanding that the aDDroval of the head officers of the Phoenix and Home would be required to make it binding upon him This consent the Home company has refused to give Announcement to that effect was made at a meeting of the Board of Fir Underwriters yesterday It Is under stood that the Home Is willing to subscribe to the pledge to transact no busi ness with non board companies except at full rates and to neither pay to or recelv from such outsiders or their representatives any commission It win not consent however that all such bus ness shall be reported to and passed upon by the executive committee and then bulletined to all members of the compact ft was this latter provision which In duced Mullens Watt Devlin and Belden to sign the Constitution and they will have to be induced to recede from their position or Marill will be unable to re main a member There is still another obstacle In the dual representation accorded to Belden of the Hartford and New York Fire Underwriters The Home also objects to this and its course will probably be followed bythe Phoenix of Hartford as the two companies always act in unison After the board meeting yesterday afternoon conferences were held between Belden Watt Mullens and Dev lin and members of the executive committee labored with them and Maglll In an attempt to reconcile the apparently irreconcilable Another meeting of the full board will probably be called for me middle of next week by which time some new proposition looking to agreement will have been elaborated The Coast Review this month publishes Its twenty fifth anniversary number During the entire quarter of a century of Its existence It has been con ducted by Edwards and has been an acknowledged authority on Insurance matters on the Pacific Coast Among other Interesting matter the September Review publishes an outline of events In Insurance circles from 1871 to the present date TRIES TO ESCAPE FROM COURT Bailiff Kelly Yearly Loses a Pris oaer The quick work of Policeman Behan prevented the escape tf a criminal from Police Judge Conlaas court yesterday morning and saved Bailiff George Kelly of the same court from getting nto serious trouble Kelly had released Irom the dock two men whom he was about to take down to the City Prison Just as he got the men out of the dock hla attention was called to some matter In another portion of the courtroom He left the two prisoners who were handcuffed forgetting as he did so to 1 loesfthe gate of the dock John Martin Alias William Corbett was In the dock at the time awaiting examination upon charge of burglary Martin stepped out of the dock and started to leave the courtroom He had almost reached thedoor when he was confronted by Policeman Behan Behan recognized Martin and knowing that he had no permission to leave the courtroom grabbed htm by the throat and forced him back into the dock Behan asked Martin what he meant by trying to leave the room andMartln replied that he thought Kelly had meant for him to go down to the prison with the other men REAL ESTATE TRAXSFERS Th following rtsi estate transactions bar been recorded Abno and wife to jr TOIpsm lot oa Nils Vtljo street 4544 of Powell 224Hx tSSOO St A Ren to Lydla Rots lot on NW corner of Twenty fourth and Sanchex streets Slx 114 sift Jennie Bute to If Gogertr lot on NE line of Seventh street US feet SE of Howard SE 2SxJ0 also lot on NE line of Sixth street 271 feet SE of Harrison SB ExW SI Nelson and wife to It Ooldsam lot on SW corner of Kansas and Twenty fourth streets 8 100x25 tie Ed Schwap as commissioner to Market and Stanyan and Golden Gat Park etc Company lot on line of Stanyan street ni ef Bel srar 8 2SxS0 110 Jennie Buss to It Oogerty lot on SE line of Minna street 2SS feet NE of Fourth HE tttit It No et aL to 8 Lehan lot on line of Broad street OS feet ef CapltoL Kim til It Smith and wife to The Realty Syndicate lot 14 Gift Kan 4 I ElliS et to A Killer lot on 8W corner of Greenwich and Pierce streets 2tx MO also lot on line of Eleventh avenue 100 feet 8 of I street 8 50x120 alro lot on line of Twenty nrst avenue 200 feet 8 of street 3 26xt 110 Newman and wife to Font lot on line of Twentieth avenue 120 feet of Point Lobos avenue 25x120 110 El ben et aL to Pugh lot block OS South San Francisco Homestead and Railroad Association C00 BUILDERS CONTRACTS Board of Education with William Linden certain concrete work on Cooper Primary School on line of Greenwich street 1174 of Leaven wmh 1X74x1274 foruncn Patrick Ford and wife with Crawford two story house on line of Sacramento street 1141 of Cherry 25x1227 for 22SW Thornton with Cochrane certain work on two tory residence on line of Tenth avenue ITS feet of Point Lobos avenue 8 23x120 for JIM A and Schablagen with A Antonelll cottage In rear of NE corner of Greenwich street and Jansen alley for CW Contard with Sareandw two story house on Baena Vista street between Clay and 8acramento for UTS AUCSEtfEXTS AlHAYMAN GOS THE ATE Ba HOTEL ARRIVALS PALACE HOTEL Graham Sacts Dunn An A Crlon Chicago Lande Wahan C9N Mrs Laode Cretghton 4 EN Condlt An Columbus Mrs Condit Baron Nisid valet Mrs Vess An St Petersburg Gertrude Dennis An Hlyagaws NT Tertngton Carson Brown Stanford Mrs Terlngton Cross Stanford Crslg Or Smith Mr Bmlth Lawrence city Dwyer Sacto Emmtt Crate Mrs era ir A Arundel Hume Gstos Jordan Alto Shilling Denver Bom Berkelev Sparks Reno Goodman A Po 5 McFarland Aa PR McCargo Chicago Miss McFarland Miller BALDWIN HOTEL Noble A Minn Moore Jr Kas Cy Ajocnrane ij Hartley a Ka Grossman Treka Cast city McElroy city Hughes city Weely city City Mrs Parmenter Magulre Stoektn A Parker Oak Mrs Kelly 8 Jose A Jones Oakland Miss Kelly Soto A Lahcen Stockton Castro Cal Gilbert Modesto January A Cal GRAND HOTEL Cutler Mrysrllle Shaw Stockton Miss Wstts Butte Abbotte Butte Williams city A MulleT McMullln Frace Cal 9 Hall Sacto Cyto Sn Jose Cutting Stockton I Hall Los Ang Chaboya Oak wood Marry Los Aug A Gray Los Ant Hough Eureka Miss Savage Oreron Mrs Basham Darmr Mlt Coalman SJos FrankeBhetmer Stockton TempCeton Oklnd Bookls Oakdale Woodward Cal Keatlnt Cal Jsrin Omaha A Levlnsky Stocktn Gates Omaha Etter A Prectn Dr LO Noyes Alaska Reese Rutherford Ross Astoria Mrs Wright Peons Whltew Chlco Wrlrht Pasadena Smith ScotU Bonneid A wCnn Oriels Stanford Poraerqy Wndsr I Irrlrt Sn Anionlo Murphy Wlsnvllle Houth Eureka Dr BurielrhLAnt A Denntson Cal La MotteGlen Elln Wly Wilber Anrls I A McClure Selma Miss HubertyAnrlrC HWoodwardA wLAng Germain Winnemeca HoldenCollere Prk Hofllnc wHywds Roes Watsonvllle Helden Napa Holden Napa A Johnron TJklah BIRTHS SMITH In this city September It the wife of Charles Smith of a dauxhter FREDERICKS September li the wife of James Fredericks of a dauxhter MORAN At Lorln Alameda county September the wife of Moran of a son CLAKK Al San Leandro September 14 the wife of Dr A Clark of a daughter MARRIAGES WOODS EGTLESTON In this city September 14 by the Rev A Russell Charles Wood to Csrrle Etyleston both of Riverside Cal METER HADELER In this city September 4 by the Rev Adolf Jatho Christian Meyer to Augusta Hadeler both of this city DEATHS MOORE In this city September 14 Benjamin beloved husband of Frona Moore a native of Medford Mass aged years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Intlted to attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at 1 oclock from the rooms of George Thomas Post 230 Post street Interment private SEXTON In this city September II Bridget Margaret Sexton beloved sister of Mary Ellen and Michael Sexton a native of Mitch elstown County Cork Ireland aged 70 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at oclock from the residence of her brother 513 San Jose a cue thence to St Charles Borromeos Church Eighteenth and ghotwell streets where a solemn requiem high mast wUl be celebrated for the repoee of her soul commencing at 10 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery MANWELL la this city September IS Win lam beloved husband of Jeanie ManwelL father of Jeanie and David Manwell beloved son of David ManwelL and brother of David John Maggie and Jeanie Manwell a native of Paisley Scotland aged 15 years 7 months and XZ days Glasgow and Palaley Scotland papers please copy Friends and acquaintances art respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at 1 oclock from his late residence 13 McClellan street corner Blaine avenue Interment Cypres Lawn Cemetery DWYER In this city September It Edward beloved son of Thomas snd Mary Dwyer brother of the late James Dwyer Mrs Mary Mehan and Rose Dwyer a member of Alcaide Parlor No 1S4 8 a native of San Francisco aged 13 years The funeral will take place to morrow Sunday at 1140 oclock from his late residence 1411 Mission street thence to St Josephs Church for services Interment Holy Cross Cemetery gALOMOV In this city September It Leon beloved son of Louis and Minna Salomon and brother of Sam Abe Isldor Sarah and Pauline Salomon and Mrs Bremler a native of Iowa Hill Placer county Cal aged 24 yean months and 24 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Sunday at oclock from the residence of his parents Jessie street between Sixth and Seventh Interment Old Salem Cemetery Please omit Sowers OTTB In this city September It Winifred be loved wife or the late William Otts and mother of William Arthur and Fred Otts a native of Ireland agel 41 years 4 months and 1 day SCHWARTZ In Fresno September la Willie A beloved son oi ana jane schwirts and brother of George Benjamin and Susie Sehwartx a native ef Nevada aged years and I months CALLAGHAN In this city September 14 Thomas Csnignsn a native ex Ireland aged 41 years DAVIS In this city September If Elisabeth It Davis a native ef Pennsylvania aged St yean TRENOR la Alameda September 17 Eustan Trevor IX belored husband of Alml Pauline Trenor BROWN In the City and County Almshouse September Asm Brown a native of Germany aged 70 years CARTON In this city September It Kate canon a name or ireiana aged 70 rears BCSSE la this city September Jan Basse a native or Ireland ared rtara KESSLER la this city September Charles KMsier a naure or uermany aged yean HATS la tntaJetty September Mrs Hsrs a natlvt of Kansas aged yeara HAMILTON In the City and Ooonty Hosphal etpttmoeru jenni mmmon axed rears BaldviMI LAST TWO rmxs MATTXKs TOOAT MATINES TO DAY MATI SKE TODAT GRAND FAREWELL TO NIGHT ORaXD ARE WELL TO NIOHT GRAND FABKWKLL TO NIOHT Eagllah verilon Sardous gnat Napoleonic piay MADAMK SjAKS OKNK MADAMS ANS WKNK MADAME 8ANH OKNK MaDAMV BANS GEN With KATHRVN KinPER la the T1U Bala With KATHRTN KIDPKR tn the Title Kola With KATHHYN KJDDCBla the TlUe Sole Monday Neat Theater doted for 3 weeks MONDAT OCTOBER 6THI lb Great Lrceua Success TMK PRIOONKB 07 ZKNDA CAUforMIA UATCTKX TOOAT TO NIGHT AND BtnTDAT TO MOHT ANU SUNDAT TO SIGHT AND SUNDAY LAST PEBrOBMANCES LAST PKHFOKMANCKB LAST PKRF0RMANUE8 ON THE BOWEBT ON THK BOVKHT ON THE BOWKEY OS THK BOWKRY OX THE BOWEHY wrrw BTEVE BRODTR PTKVE BROD1K bTKVK BKODIE STEVE 1SRODIK 8TKVE UROUiE See tb Fubbt Eowery Scenes and SpecialUes California Pooalar Prices Evenings 2c to II Matinees 25c SOe and TSe MECHANICS FAIR HOME PRODfCT EXHIBTTTON HOME PRODUCT KXHIBtTIOV HOME PRODUCT EXHIBITION HOMt fRODLCT KXHlBiriOX PAVILION LARKIN STREET GRANDEST EXPOSITION ON RECORD URANDEWT KXPOSITIOX ON KriOKD GRANDFT EXPO 1TIO OX RRWRD OIANDE lT EXPOSITION ON RECORD HINRICHV FIXE ORCHKSTRA HINRICHS1 KIXE OBCHEfcTRA HINRICHS FINK ORCUEarRA HINRICHS FINK ORCUuTSA Admission 3 Cat Children IS Cent OPEN DAY AND EVENING VOTING FOR THE FIVE BEST EXHIBITS eptembe lllh to October lit PRIZES 6 OOLD MEDALS Baturdar September 19th Barkilcy Nlgbt Firemens Night TITOLI OPERA HOUSE Mas EaxxsTixi Knnra Propr and Maaaget THE GRAND OPERA SEASON LAST NIGHTS Hamperdlncks fairy epera HANSEL AND GRKTEL Illustrated by a Symphony Orchestra of Thirty Excellent Cast Beautiful scenery etc Nxxt Writ RETURN OF THE FAVORITES Mondsv THE HUGUENOTS Tuesday THK BOHEMIAN GIRL Wednesday asd the rest of the week Vrdls Spectacular Grand Opera AIDA AIDA Povnlar Prices 33 and SO Cent MOROSCOS GRIND OPEBA HOUSL WaLTxa MoaoaooSol Lesie and Manager IT BEATS THEM ALL TEE GREATEST OF RAILROAD PLATS THE DAXriKR SIGNAL THK HANGER 8IONAL THK UANOKR SIGNAL By Henry Mill sot nor of The Wife The Chanty Ban Men and Women eve Fourth we of the favorites WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS Startling Cannon Ball Express ero sesthestag la five seconds Giant Rotary Snow Plow action Oinrr trlunfphs of mechanical sklU Evening Prtcet 10 25 and Ceats Matinees Saturday and Sunday ajaunarL6crr5s to swwn KVEN I WOMBS AND I CHILDREN Enjoy a real good hearty laugh Therefor everybody will attend the MATIN tK DAY Of THE MATRIMONIAL MAZE Played dellgntfully by THE FRAWLkY CuMPANT Nit Monday One More Great Play IN SPITE OF ALL inSCCLLAXEOCS CltmflLciA Belssco Dean Jordan Leasers and iigra ROME MATINKK TO DAY When every lady attending will be given a hand some cut rose To night funday matlae and Sunday nlghi iat performances of the chsrmlng military comeoy OURS 3S cents Teleobon Black 99h Becon eats in aavance Commencing Monday DIVORCE rrrarreU street bet Stockton and Powea Week Commenctng Monday Beoietbr 14th Matlae to dar SATURDAY September lStb Parqaet any seat 35c balcony any seat 10c Children 10c any part ABDULLAH Tb Most Daring Hits Wire PerfoTBr la tb World LEW HAWKINS MLLK ALMA Bellman Moore Fllson ErroL Vsssar Quartet Marguerite Ftrguson Terry a Klmet Ferguson A Mack and others The Chutes Casino AND GREATEST SCENIC RAILWAY ON FARTH MATINEES TO DAY AND TO KORROW This Afternoon at 4S0 and Every Evening at 10 oclock ANTONIO PIRRl From tb Chutes at Milan Italy wtn coast thk chutku on a safety Bicycle landing In the lake COMPLETE CHASSIS OF BILL IN THE CASINO Bteyd Rac oa the Ftax and Several start ting Novelties BUNDAT FRfE DONKKT AT 5 S3 Admission 10 ceatv Cnlldna lndlnx Merry Oo Keend Rid 5 oaata SUTRO BATHS Open Deny tram 7 A Until 11 CONCERT KVKBV AFTERNOON AND EVENING Genera Admlnlon Anstta 10c Chlldnn ie PICNICS EXCXRSIONS NOTABLE BAY EXCURSION TO WITNESS MR CHA CA VILL WIM THE GOLDEN GATE Under th atapicesof tb California Swimming aoh grrxnav rrpTW RTt JJTH On which ocean aa tb solendld large ferry stesmen NEW A BE of tt Ca and tb KACS AUTO of th Oa win tak purslonists to the GoUra Gala and after th Bwlmmlag XxhlblUea aa EXCURSION AROUND TEX BAT VO 1 TICKETS cents Cbdren S3 eenta StamTtwtU Uata their respeetlv slips toot ef Kafttt stnet at JS0 GOODMAN LATHAM a a co arANpcEB00 HEADQUARTERS Republican Count Committer 860 MARKET STREET Call for a Republican Municipal Primary and Nominating Convention RESOLVED That the Republican County Committee ef the City and County of San Francisco State of California the same being a committee authorised by rules and customs of th Republican party of the State of California to call elections for said party In the City and County of San Francisco for the purpose hereinafter specified does hereby call and order an election to be held on Saturday the lHh day of September U9C by th qualified Republican voters of the City and County of San Francisco at the time and places and for the pur peees and subject to th conditions and qualifications hereinafter set forth and that It Is heteby declared and determined to call bold and conduct said election In accordance with th rules prescribed in Part I Title II Chapter 14 of th Political Code of the State of California Resolved That said election rhail be held oa Saturday September 19 184 in the various Ariembty districts of the City and County of Ban Francisco as established by sn act of the Legislature of California entitled An Act to divide th State Into Legislative districts ss required by sectlan 4 Article IV of the Constl tutlon and to provide for the election of Ae rcmblymen and Senators In such districts Approved March 11 IOL Provided however that there shall be at least one and not more than two polling places tn each Assembly district as may hereafter be determined by the Executive Committee and the polls shall be kept open continuously between the hour of 11 oclock noon and oclock In the evening Resolved That the County Committeemen from each Assembly district shall select election omcers via one Inspector two Juda and two Clerks for each polling place the same to be submitted to the Executive Committee for snprovsl also polling places and that the Executive Committee thereof phall act an a returning or canvassing board and take general charge of the primary herein called Pesolved That all polling places must be on the ground floor and the ballot box so placed as to be seen from the sidewslk Keeolved That no barricades or other obstructions shall be erected or malntslned In front of any polling place but the eaid polling places shall be as free of all obstructions as they art at general elections and that no returns will be received or counted as ofScisl from any polling place where this provision has been violated Resolved That the official ballot box at each pclllng place must remain In a plain and unobstructed view from the opening of the polls to the close The ballot box must be so placed that the voter can easily see the top of the box and his ballot deposited Resolved That no peddling ef tickets or soliciting of votes shall be permitted within 100 feet of the polls and the committee request the prire officers on duty to keep the polls free and unebstructed at all times This shall not be construed to apply to tbe pretence of challengers Resolved That an oSclal map of the district shewing the boundaries of various precincts shall be posted in a conspicuous place outside the polls Resolved That In ddltlon to all other grvunds of challenge In the laws of the State governing general elections this committee hereby directs and orders that the following additional test be put to voters I will pledge myself to vote for the nominees of the Republican party at the coming election Keeorred That the Executive Committee shall procure and provide for each polling place a bellot box aa la used at the general election aleo at least two copies of the precinct register embrsctng within the boundaries of the Assembly district and for each particular polling place one copy of said precinct register must remain at all times IneHde of the polling place and retained by the Election Board for the purpose of ascertslnlng whether the name of the voter ip pears on the precinct register snd to place a check opposite the came of tbe voter after he ba voted Resolved That for this primary election only the printed precinct registers used at the general election held In November 14 shall be used and no person shall be permitted to vote whose name does not appear on the precinct register in th Assembly district in which he offers to vote Resolved That the objects of said election are as follows First The election of 241 delegates to constitute a Republican Municipal Legislative Judicial and Educational Convention to meet at I on the tM day of Pptembr 1834 at th Auditorium corner Joces and Eddy ttrecta City and County of San Franclco to nominate candidates for all municipal and Judicial offices and to make such provisions for the nomination of candidates for members of the Legislature of the Stat of California to represent the various Assembly and Senatorial districts of the City and County of San Francisco to which said city and county 1 entitled all of said nominees to be voted for at the general election to be held November lfW In the City and County of San Fnnclsco State of California and for the transaction of such other business tn the Judgment of the convention may be required for the benefit of the Republican party Tb apportionment of said delegate to said convention will be as follows Two delegates at large from each Assembly district and one delegate for each 100 Republican votes cast for Hon Estee at the last general election held November 4 ISM and fraction of 100 of 50 or over as follows Twenty eighth district II Twenty ninth district 10 Thirtieth district 11 Thirty first district 11 Thirty second district I Trlrty thlnJ district II Thirty fourth district 14 Thirty fifth district Thirty sixth district 14 Thirty seventh district IT Thirty eighth district 13 Thirty ninth district II Fortieth district 17 Forty first district II Forty secona aistrtct II Fcrty thlrd district 14 Forty fourth district 1J Forty Fifth district Total Ml Resolved That the time and manner of the oubllshing of this call shall be as follows Printed copies of this call shall be posted at each of the polling places ror tnis primary election in the City and County of San Francisco and also in various other place throughout the citr and public notice of the posting of this call shall be given by advertisement In a paper of general circulation in the City and County of San Francisco Resolved That in conformity with th law no MHnaill allAWeri tn mt mt tlu RmuK ilean primary to be held on the 19th day of September 1M tn said City and County of Ban Franciaco in any polling place thereof unless bi name snail be found enrolled In the register of voters in force and in use at the last general election held on the Ith day ef November Resolved That all ballots voted at tbe primary election must be twelve inches long and six inches in width and the paper shall be of uniform color and printed upon paper furnished by the Executive Committee and shall be la type required by the election law in force November 1190 and la a form prescribed by the Executive Committee and no other ticket than those la accord with these requirements will be received the wording to be as fellows ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FOR Delegate Republican Municipal Convention Delegate Republican Municipal Convention Delegat Republican Municipal Convention 4 Delegat Republican Municipal Convention Tb nrnnben to be followed eoneeeutlvely according la the number of delegate which each district may be entitled to Resolved That within one hour after tbe can vaaa of tbe rote ef each polling place and when all the returns havfen properly signed and sealed by the election board and clerks of election tbe returns must be brought tn in properly sealed packages by one of the election board desigsated by the board for that purpose to the Chairman of the Executive Committee B4 Market street who shall mark on each package received by him tbe date and hour of tb day ef its receipt He shall also glv a receipt to tb party from whom be receives tb package Tbe Chairman of the Executive Committee shall take all necessary car and precaution for the saf keeping of all package delivered to him and to keep them la his custody Intact sod unopened until the time designated for tb opening of th canvas of th return Resolved That th Executive Committee shall fill all vacancies of primary election oncers and make all change la tbe polling places Resolved That all precincts or districts when Republican voten fall to vote for th apportionment of delegates to which User may entitled or wbtr fraudulent work at tb primary Is proven beyond question to the Executive Committee then tb Executive Committee wtQ appoint delegates to represent said district Resolved That this committee hereby de clare to most emphatic terms that if It shall appear at any polling ptaee that then ha been anv wrong er fraud eamnlttd or any law vio lated or that tbe voter have la a manner been IMtatdated or that any bona fld Republican ha bees debarred er prevented from fi stly exer dslnx bis right to vote tbe Executive Coo nlt tee will set aside and deetan sail and void tb election at ocn Doil ut eiaca aad taka such step as may ba deemed necessary aad advtt aM to lea th rcpreteatAUon to which said SISC XLAXEOCS Assembly district oar be entitled to trader this can Resolved That tb said Executive Committee shall meet at oclock on the day ef said primary aad remain cooBnuousty ta session until returns of said primary are canvassed And they shall then by resolution declan which delegates an entitled to their credentials Resolved That no proxies shall tw accepted by this Convention Resolved That tb Executive Coomltte la hereby endowed and authorised to taka any and all action they may dam necesary not In conflict with th provisions of this caO The election officers will receive their credentials and election paraphernalia at the rooms of tbe County Committee Adopted at a regular meeting of County Committee held September id 1S9J The following an the polling places and names of Election Officers TWEXTT EIOHTH DISTRICT Poning plaoe IS Second street Inspector Miller Judges Balitroff and 3 1L Dean clerks i Durnlm and Ten GlAhn TWENTT NINTH DISTRICT Polling place Irish American Hat Inspector James Hallett Judges Patrick Bradley and Ryan clerks Abe 8 Levy aad John Cavanaugh THIRTIETH DISTRICT Polling place No I 10C4 Howard street Inspector Tim Gallagher Judges gels and Heidenrich clerks James Road and Leventhal Polltng ptace No ion Howard streeL Inspector Lubilner Judges Thompson and Roberts clerk James Cronla and WUUam Page THIRTT FTRST DISTRICT Polirg place 1203 Mission streeL Inspector Hlnei Judges Kerrigan and Cunther clerks Priest and William Holland THIRTT SECOND DISTRICT Polllng Dlace Blacks Hall II Bryant street Inrpector Ai Cook Judges Andrew Lang I YXtltl THt tn Richard Waltien THIRTY THIRD DISTRICT I Polllnr place No 1 northwest corner TwentyTwenty fourth and Folscm streets Inspector James Mccarty Judges Thomas Haynet and Louis i Urbais clerks Otto Freund and James Ber I nard Polling place No 2 911 Illinois streeL Inspector Daniel Speilman Judges Robert Tur ner and John White clerks Barney Lacfrave and John Clara THIRTT FOfRTH DISTRICT Pollirr place UTS Sixteenth street Inspector Juiges and clerks I and i THIRTY FIFTH DISTRICT Polling Mare mo Twenty fifth street Inspector starrori judges Buren Kelly and Gorre Clifford clerks Grtfan and Kawe THIFITY SIXTH DISTRICT Poliira piare No SS33 Seventeeota stnet Inspector Malson Judges James MeCor mirk and John Drew clerks Peat and JL Nag Polling place No 1 Twenty fourth and Caa tro sts Inspector Charles Daley Judge John aven and Al Johneon clerks Do an and Cullnan THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT Polling place Market an Gough streets Inspector John Brennan Judges Crosby and Iau Fowler clerks ONeill and Rob en Dennis Poing place No seatbweet cnror of Eitr and Pierce streets Inspector George Sharp Ju1g a Snowgrassand Phiipot Ork Thomas Brlgaert and John Plata I THIRTT EIOHTH DISTRICT Poline place i aoutheart corner of Golden Gate venu and Buchanan street Inspector Cnlln Judges Cart and Lewis clerks Krcrr and Jordan THIRTY NINTH DISTRICT I Polling place No 1 1011 Larkin st Inrpector Prb Jucgts William Conley and Gorg iwis clerks Lculs Skxa and Torres Poiin pc No NW ror Have and Polk ts Inspector Thomas Grogaa Judges William Smith and Duffy clerks Henry Kahn and Georx Mr Glnrls FORTIETH DISTRICT FnlUng pace No NE cor Post aad Laguna its Inrctor Bauer Judges MeQuald snd Van Vllet clerks George Dryden and Lewis Polling place No NW cor Sutter and De vtsadero Inrpector Frank Watklna Judges ONeal and Petr Brooke clerks Luke Gray and George A Crall FORTT FIRT DISTRICT Polling place comer of Potk and Pacific streets Inspector Reed Judge George Lillle and Caronson clerks John Wrlrht and I Horn FORTY SECOND DISTRICT PoHlng place No 5 Mason street Inspector Hodron Judges Ed son and Marry clerks Shepard and WUUam Peck i Polling place No 1 13 California street Inspector Daniel Mc Portland Judges Thomas Rellly asd William Emerson clerks John Creamer ard Artbur Denlng FORTY THIRD DISTRICT I Polling place 144 Gary St Inspector John OConnor Judges George Herrin and Henry Larn crk William Boot hby and Nell Murphy FORTT FOfRTH DISTRICT Polling phic 440 Oren rt Inspector Buckley Judges Alfred Bnurqula and Louis Stohl clerks Joseph Meranl and Lo i Plstolesl I FORTY FIFTH DI8TRICT Polling place 1C3 Battery st cor Union In epeetor George McOovera Judges Relnge and Henry Brown clerks Ward and Ed Sutton CHAS MANWARINQ Chairman Republican Cmjnty Committee JOHN JACKSON Secretary Republican County Committee JOHN CHRETIEN Chairman Executive Committee Republican i County Committee I GROVE ATERS Secretary Executive Committee Republican County Committee gTEAMSnn TBATEI PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO STEAMERS WILL SAC FROM BROAD way wharf San Francisco as follows For Lortng CTrangeL Juneau KUUsnoo and Sitka Alaska at I A September 1L 2 For Victoria and Taneoover CV Port Townsend Seattle Taccena Everett Anacorte aad New Whatcom Wash September la and every fifth day thereafter connecting at Vancouver with at Taeoma with at Seattle with TJ Br at Pert Townsend with Alaska steamer For Eureka Areata and Field Landlnr Humboldt Bay steamer Pomona September 1 1 14 if It to and every fourth day thereafter at 1 For Santa Crux Monterey San Simeon Cayu eos pert Harford San LulrOtlspo Gavlota Santa Barbara Ventura Hueneme San Pedro East San Pedro Lo Angeles and Newport at I A ML September 4 12 14 20 Xt aad every fourth dar thereafter For San Diego stopping only at Port Harford San Lois Obispo Santa Barbara Fort Lo Argeles Redondo Lo Angeles and Newport A September 2 4 II 14 11 22 24 10 ard every fourth day thereafter For Ensenada San Jo del Cabo Mititlan La Pax and Guaymaa Mex steamer Orizaba 19 A 25th of each month Ticket ofaee Palace Hotel 4 New Montr my GOODALL PERKINS a CO Gen Agents II Market st San Francisco That Clutching Sensation at the Heart is almost instantly dispelled by a swallow of Vino Kolafra the Ai rican Tonic made lrrjm Sterctilia Nuts Vino Kolafra governs heart action as the fly wheel regulates machinery it cures hysteria and nervousness Vino Kolafra annihilates fatigue gives strength and tone to the body and rapidly builds up convalescents after severe illness A glance at the names of the endorsers of Vino Kolafra will convince you that it is a product of unusual importance Sold by DrngglrU Geerajr Brunswick Pharmacal Co joaxsos At Johnson sQe Agents os William St New York TO ASTORIA AkD PORTLAND SO Second Claaa 912 First Claaa MEALS AND RERTHS IVCLDDED Columbia sails Sept 23 Oct i IS Stat of Callfcrn sails Sept 23 Oct 14 29 From Spear st wharf pier 24 at II A CONNOR General Agent 4 Market rt GOODALL PERKINS A CO Superintendent PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO THROUGH LINE TO NEW TORK VIA PANAMA Calling at various porfsot Mexico and Central America tailing at 12 from Companys Wharf First and Brannan streets No cargo received on board on day of sailing PANAMA LINE Starbuck freight ISan Jose Oct I only Sept HClty of Para Oct City of Sydney Sept 2S JAPAN AND CHINA LINE FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONGKONG Connecting at Yokohama with rteemer for Shanghai and at Hongkong for India etc sailing at I from Companys Wharf Firs and Brannan streets City of Peking via Peru via Honolulu Honolulu Sept 21 Oct 21 China Oct lQty of Rio de Janeiro via Honolulu Nov 12 Round trip tickets at reduced rates For freight or passag apply at Company otace i Marxet street ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent OCCIDENTAL ASD ORIENTAL 9 COMPANY FOR JAPAN AND CHINA STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF COR ner First and Brannan sts at I TOKOHAMA AND HONGKONO Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for SHANGHAI Doric via Honolulu Wednesday Sept 18 1X Beurlc irla Honolulu Saturday 0 17 ISM Coptic Tueeday Nov ttS Gaelic via Honolulu Saturday Nov 0 1 Round trip tickets st reduced rates For Irelght and passage apply at Company oCce 421 Market st cor First STUBBS Sec STOCKTOX STEAMERS Leave Pier 1 Washington st at I dally freight received up to S0 Accommodatlons nserved by telephone The only line making through rates on Valley Read freight STEAMERS WALKER PETERS MARY GARRATT CITY OF STOCKTON Telephone Main MS CAL NAV AND IMP CO HORTH GERMAN LLOYD CO FROM NEW TORK CM HAMPTON LONDON PPEMXN Fat Exprs Steamers First Cabin 18 and upward according to location II cabin J45 and upward Lahn Sept 29 1 AMJLahn Oct 27 19 AM Havel Oct 10 AMHaTelNoV 18 AM Trave Oct 12 1 A Tra re Nov in to A Jpree Oct 20 II AMAllerNov 17 10 AM CHERBOURG PARIS BREMEX Saale Oct 2 AM i Alter Oct 17 II AM Return tl kts available from Medierrahn or from Bremen London or Havre MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA Oct 2 10 AMjKalserOc 17 10 AM ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent for Pa cUie Coast HJ Montgomery street under Occidental Hotel San Francisco GERMAN MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE North German IoydHambTHT American Co I Line Express Steamera from New York To Gibraltar Algiers Nasles and Genoa Columbia Oct 24 IFulde JJov Werra Oct Kaler II Nov A Victoria Nov 7 Columoia Nov 2f Return tickets available for the steamers of either line from Naples Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen Cherbourg London aad Southampton North GLloyd SS Co Hamburg American Oelrlchs A Co Agti Line 2 Bowling Green NT 17 Broadway ROBERT CAPELLE AHN HERZOO Hi Montgomery st I 4C1 California st KlMBURS aMERICU LIKE TWIN SCREW EXPRESS mouth London Cherbourg Paris Hamburg Columbia Sept 24JA Victoria Oct Nornannla Oct 1F Bismarck Oct is Fnt cab ISO and upwaru 2d cab and un PLYMOUTH LONDON 4h free of charge by special train CHERBOURG PARIS 4Vh HAMBURO AMERICAN LINE Broadway New York ir KAHN A HERZOG Agents 401 California st San Francisco Cal Merchants Attention PRETICTTNO A DECIDED CHANGE FOB th better In City Realty after the electa we feel fully prepared to erect a Sm daaa nre proof nuuaing treat try in Xrtt la testa oa Market st Ur any enurprltlna cc 8ra ros pAacrnjLas apply A RICH 6c CO Baal Ejtat AxatA ep Ho 112 Mo tgomerj Street COMPAGNIE GE5ERALE TRAXS ATLANTIOUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE COMP ANTS pier new 4 North river foot of Morton street Travelers by this line avoid both transit by English railway and the discomfort of cross log the channel In a small boat New York to Alexandria Egypt vu Paris flrrt clas H6 second class flit La Normaadle Captain Deloncle Saturday September 12th La Tour aine Captain SantellL Saturday September Uth La Gascogne Captain Bandelon Saturday September 25th La Bretagne Captain Rupe Saturday October Id La Champagne Captain Polsot Saturday October llth La Touralne Captain Santelll Saturday October 171b La Bourgogne Captain Leboeuf Saturday tober 2h La Oascogne Captain Ban delon October Hit For further particular apply to A FORGET Agent Bowling Green New York FC GAZ1 A CO Agents Montgomery avenue San Francisco RAILROAD TRAVEL Atlantic AND Pacific BAtLROAD tu RAILROAD Trains teart tram and arrive at Market st Fury SANTA FE EXPRESS To Chicage via A and Direct Una eav every day 1 carrying Pun man palace drawing room sleepers also modern upholstered tourist tlreptng can with clean linen and bedding and ebarrg ef a porter Ron dally through tn Chicago via Kansas City Annex ears for Denver aad St Louis Personally conducted Boston excursions via Kansas City Chicago Montreal and tbe Whit mountains leave every Wednesday Tbe best railway from California ta lb East New rails new ties no dust Interesting een ery and good meats In Harreya dining rooms San Francisco ticket ofSce 444 Market street Chronicle building telephone Main 1S2L Oakland HU Broadway MEDICA Dr Gibbons Uispensanr LrflnxJI SS KKAKN1 aubllbed nrV 1Si tor tlietreat Mnt of Prt BiAYate Ciseam Loat Manhood Debility or Disease wearing oa aKbodv and rnlnd AUgtaceaof HB weaJkneaa conaequent upon the errors or lnoraca of tb exes and Skin Disease of Tears stand ins acceaafuuy treated Tha afflicted should call upon him Tha Doctor ha areled extensively in Europe and ln apected thoroughlr tha various hospital there obtaining a exeat deal of vaiahi inrormatlon which ha competent tatm pjan vu uioaaj in need oi nia SeTTlCea TA Doctor cures when other fan Try inr DR GIBBON will make no eharr nmlesa effects a car Persons at a distance may CURED AT HOMEv Cares guaranteed AH commu lcatloos 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rsaaoars oeiy Hood ay Thursday aad Saturday nfgsllk 4aturdars aad owaday far Santa CTaa Snndav and Monday from Santa Cras The PACIFIC TRAKSrSP COatFiXt will call far aed cheek Tract from a4td resldeocea inquire ef Tieaei Ageau Cards an rther Informatien iXD POHTUHO EXCUBSI8I TW September 5 10 14 30 25 SO And Kvery Fifth Day Tbereartet Lear from ens Ferry Landing tiii Market street aig A 1 OI fi INCLCDINO BKBTH IV SPSaAL RATES TOURIST SLUm I 0 1 Fm eUn ledaalat VaS nj suuuaru sieeper For further loformetfou apply at III BU street Grand Hotel ticket ofaee San rra RICHARD GRAY OOOB1LOL Gen TraiSc Manager Gen Paaa ria BAK FRANCISCO AND NOBti PACIFIC RALLWAY CO Tiacaov txxir Foot or Maxx xtra Sew Pntwelse to Saa Rafael Wggx DaTe 7Sa 9DO 110 a IMa la 6 JO Thnrsdays Extra sts 1130 etnrdajrs lira iul ndilOr a BcxnaT 7dO 0 Ua at lOO a San Rfot rraaeUs TIf DaT 15 7tO ftia 111 tf S40 110 Baturdar Extra saa and trciurs 8 JS 1110 Ltt SS Between Saa Fraaelsee aed rs not same it edai as abev 7 3 KJ0 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A ltal4S tOS KG Extra trip for Saa Rafael a SaS WedBesday and Saturdays at 11 SCNDATA 1 For MB VaHey and San Rafael sa a nan ia MrstrUP 7 Train marked run to Saa CuenUa THROCOH TRAINS ror Point Rerii and way suUsraT fJS week days 10 A At Saadayi 1A Saturdays ia ror Caxadero aad way station A days i4i Saturdays MOUNT TAMALPAIS i coanect wtth North Pactac DaT Leavl4FtltxM 1 fJJ irnlni Armea rttU j1 Trains coanect wtth North Padfle road Wrxc nvaau ii rnr 8tnaT LT 80AMUJ9 A 1S0 Btnraleg ArrlrSF JtlSP 20f lam TleketsTorial In MUlVansTee gT th oev cook son is exl Market strsj 5 Min Valler aert Mount Tamamai tv tr7 STSA lSUir THAVEI IXTSaXATIOXA KAVIGATIOX C0f PAH VS LIKE 5 AMXRICAH XINE Xew Terk etraaar Twin screw steaiaeTa A wrteaaSatijj transfer by tender Shortest and Bjjt alant root tt Oeea tcmaatOt atuihsjnpton for Havre ana raru RED STAB LINE New TeataaABtwsy On of tb but rentes to Belgtom f2 Francs Germany lbs Rttnaw wk isaiy it Round trip Ucktts at reduced rates Tor freight and 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