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If I ll 4 It 1 1 saan gSAsr oisca cotiBomcEBi agnsspp tmGHri33 1 SHRSfllIfi K5rvW JMWA5irJ i yr wTi a wfliuiirlf Jttp Bjaa T3 1 I liJt 1 A i SWALLOWED CARBOLIC ACID Hs IasA JJif ttSBErTTEDLOV THE 8UFP08EIX mm WWE Sht HiBeen EtdDloyedcla tact Family of Rev Dr 4 EUlQft A ypun woman who worked as domestic committed suicide 1n tbe Survive House 207 Post street Tuesday nlgat Shftcretlred to her room about 11 oclock aad was found dead In her bed at 1030 oclock yesterday morning byheprbpriefor of the place John Gretnbalffei She had swallQwed car bolle acid Her room was entered tbrougaSrtndowby the proprietor who became alarmed at the lodgers long silence On the table near the dead girVJayiihe following note liji Iff has been a completa failure and am tired of It so take measures to finish It March 17th 1180 1891 From all Indications it appears that the girl took her life because the man with whom she was Infatuated and to whom a plain fold ring on one of her fingersiadfcated she was engaged to be married would not reciprocate her affection Besides this sheywras moneylessmoneyless and owed a weeks room rent Grfeenhalge notified the Coroners office and Deputy Ballett went to the lodging house Tbe proprietor said he did not know who the girl was She bad come there two weeks ago and secured the room Once before she bad been at the bouse but only for a night cr two He hadnever asked the girls came and she had never told him Once a little girl bad visited her and he heard the child call her Bertha The dead girl had always been very quiet and made theacquaintaiicepfno one of Redwoerf ttfr wslTer grandfather1 Mra Trar oi Twenty eifBUj street was her aunt last steal thai she kaew he waaintht habit of cawing os senna out it was cnlytogive tbe girl good advice Berth caned at a4rsADDotv Tuesday afternoon gave her her photograph and stayed until oclock Iff the evening seemlngto be sin the betjot spirits She showed Mrs7 Abbott tbe ring on her finger and laid she hadtaktn it away from Ed She also said that a Swede named John who worked Jn a stable and becauselot whoma woman bad taken carbolic Add wanted to marry her but she did not care for him This man isJohn Madenioremanof aiiv ery stable onWebb street The woman mentioned a killed herself about tight months ago The dead girt up io the time of going to the Pot street house was employed fIpthebome of Rev Dr Elliott assist Mt yasv4 wa a sar msmwius a i i the yim CASE Attended Ass7 to the Test fait of Charles UPBir Bpedal administrators Angus Bresse nCCrotherjirjof the FtrsUte yesterday filed as amended answer to the suit broueht br Charles Ii Fair to knock out the trust douse In the stolen wlIL Tbe amended answer denies the title of the plaintiff and thereby raises an issue of Set which will now have to be deter Ined by a trtaL similar issue of fact is raised by the original answer of Administrator Goodf ellow The various matters relating to tne nrobate of the will of September fist vrill be called for further hearing before Judge Slack to day BL BOORKS RESIDEWEW WIMTERSTMBP at 4 i in 1ilJ a THE CHINESE HOSPITALS mzztmrnm ssssi Ti vrtfiaJ riit 7 BtSHf BOARD OF HEAXTH ORDERS THEM CLOSET mysltimns Are to Be Prosecuted for Fail are to Report Births At yesterdays meeting of the Board of Health Assistant City Physician Mc Murdo submitted a report showing the unsanitary condition of several Chinese 1 hospitals located in Chinatown Two of the places are on Pacific street be tween Dupont and Stockton In the rear of 734 and another is on Jackson street at the rear of 910 Stockton The places are simply dark and unclean hovels fin bich Chinese are left to die In one place he found adying man lying JBSSSSSSSSSSEKiViHSBuBBK BXRTHA HLTJLKT TSE 0fiL WHO COMMITTED etJlClDB TDEsDaT RIGHT IN A post street LODGItfG HOPSE Such progress is being made on the residence for Bourn the mining man and capitalist that much curiosity is belr eroked as to what It will look Ilka when completed The Chronicle is now prepared to satisfy this natural desire and this morning presents the front Ylew of the edifice as It win appear from the designs of Willis Polk the architect The building is situated on the east side of Webster street between Pacific aTenue and Broadway and will be a notable addition to that weO sullt neighborhood The house will be two stories high with full basement and attic and the entire front will be In glazed brick of several shades blending into a hanno nlons and unusual tint of brownish blue The corners will be In red brick and the window trimmings In sandstone from Khgland The exterior contains suggestions of English German 8panlsh and Italian houses with a rich and handsome French entrance This will be in the basement and will be a chief feature in the Bourn residence It not only is an outside departure for Sal Francisco but If Will affect the disposition of the interior arrangements Seen from the outside the mansion will be remarkable for Its many gables its steep roof wKh dormer windows and covered with English tiles its beautiful basement entrance its cornice and window finish and its high chimneys ornamented at their base with decorated fiddle back weatherings The Interior will be even richer than the exterior and will be unlike that of any other house In San Francisco Groined arched ceilings immense fireplaces a great hall and commodious apartments will be among the home features The cost of construction will be oyer 850000 A MISSIWfTT JALISCO CS HB GIVES COXFIRMATIOX TO MATT THOlTIAJfBI Th TletoHa Dlvlae Talks of the CfcvreVa Cbadltioa lu HE THINKS IT A SWINDLE THE LETTER RECEIVED DT A5 ARME51AJT He Belieres Tnrklah Offlrlals Are Trying to Get His Money Right Rev JohhNLemmens Roman Catholic Bishop bryahcbuver Island Is In tbe dtyon hls wayhome to Victoria from Mexico whliher he wenfla October last toasiliTla thecbronaUon of the picture of Our Lady of Guada loupe After tbtsf ceremony Bishop Lemmens visited thestateJofJallsc at the request of Archbishop Alarcqn of the City of Mexico and whe there administered the sacrament of con flrmatlon to 6000 persons He journeyed all through Isolated Jalisco bis mission often taking him ar up in the mountains and away from the beaten paths of travel andJtradei He was over three months inibe saddle Twenty years ago Bishop Lemmens left his native Belgluntolajbor among the natives of British Columbia and came out of the oresVonly when Pope Leo Xin placed uponhlashbulders the mantle of Archbishop Seghers who met death at the hands ipfa crank In North ern Alaska A profound scholar a master of the classics and andent and modern tongueaVhe was content to labor for the conversion of the Indians and so it was a pleasure to him to suffer hardship that he might confirm in the faith the simple natives of Mexico The Bishop is a guest of the Pahlist fathers at their parochial residence on California streetjthite be awaits the formed Secretary ieCGflib ytPNr tharaheliad obtained further Mf as to the bad character of OHver aow swttlgrtl forperJrr la sworn falsely as totha girls syt was in the form of a leUer ro Chief of Police of Sacramento which stated thaf OUverf first wifeiwbelH said was dead was now serving af our mouths sentence Ja the 8craeto jsil for having robbed a nBvwhlllM tu intoxicated jtiiBv Amateur Fhotographers to Blwlay tTSeirtTlos5ipMsI Last night irnetihgof ihiiCiJlfornl Camera Clubr1 waa larVelyattended ThjeTOUtlner4ustneai otithe clubftn dudedthe adbptfondl sTaeyetfoi byr laws and rtoeDtimmattonyof a new 7r ctorateforelectlonatlheflrst regu larJ tteeUngUnilApriLhft jneetlng closed with an exhlhiUohof xatecel laneousAssbrtment of lantern slides madei bymembertdf dubiaad exhibited for the first time Beginnings next Tuesday tha Camera aubwilUhold a pubUa print exhibit tion7atwhlcb wUlbe dlspttycd the best w6rk done bvdub members during the past year OnJIonday evening reception to club memberswlll inaugurate the exhibition fl THE SIXTHINSTAIILMENT VALLET ROAD OtRECTOBJWAXT MOREvMOJIET svij mm i UkilltrUi OU BfcQ 1 AUi MJiUB4erWMirs4wJMuIWe twtiiw11lfttlntjllsr lor tic wittttf MriiV rr tiatwS ai bombs nUTihar iflg lftoakies ifaU 1 tojfmutt haw to lMWikw am nHww fprowWor or TTm 6ft WKiroH Ima rB fMOer fad tfe tJw repOBlmoadarotthiite THE pEIMEpTTN3N KE5g Progress of the Balldina Operations on the Line In ho sua Joaqulm The directors of the San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Railroad met yesterday afternoon andileclded to call for the sixth installment of 10 percent on the subscriptions to the capital stock I of the road One half of the capital stock subscribed or 12JT50 was paid in the first five installments and aU but 1200000 has been spent the work of construction In material for the roadbed and bridges and for rolling stock Chief Engineer1 Storey in speaking yesterday of the work done with the U00000O or morethat has been Repent thus far said Wehave thlrfcir flve miles of railroad built and material for 100 miles of road all paid for In addition to that we have three locomotives in the house She was In the habit of going out every morning about oclock and returning about 11 oclock When she came to the Surville she carried nothing but a small telescope basket That was all her baggage Deputy fcallett found little In the room save the few clothes that had been brought In a basket a handkerchief bearing the monogram letter and the note It had been written with a lad pencil On the table were a pen and ink and a much used blotter Not even the bottle that had contained the add could be found The drinking glass in tbe room showed that tbe girl had poured the poison Into that before taking It She had then probably hurled the bottle from the window though it could not be found on the adjoining roof nor in the yard beneath Inspection of the blotter with a glass at the Morgue Tevealed among the various marks it bore the name Bertha Abbott This name had not been transferred from some other paper but had evidently been penned on the blotterblotter for the letters were hot reversed The bOCy was taaen to ine Morgue i and the placard Unldenunea was huhgabovriu Later in the day Lebrun who conducted the Surville prior to the time Gretnbalge tookr charge of it said the girl had roomed at the bouse for two weeks last July She said she came from VaUeJo While she was atbls place she was visited frequently by a streetcar conductor whom she called Ed He called JxerBert The girl drank occasionallyf and seemed toTe a1 person who ha taken misstep and was sorry because of Xti ThedescripUonOf the street ear man UlUed with that of Edward Abbott a conductor on tht Butter street line who lives on Central avenue near Sutter street Itiwaa said that Abbott stated something like two weeks ago that he was expedlngK girl down from Val lejcv Itwaa also said that a girl answering the description of the one at the Morguetrasrlh the habit of waiting often foVAbbott at Sutter and San some streets She had also been seen with him near his room on Central avenue Abbottwaa sentfor toJdentlfy the body He aaldj he would Jookiat it in the morning He seemed angry and would not submit to questioning and forJnformation concerning the dead Srtrl referred inqulreta to hta mother T02 Ellis street vi miey sxy irs a case of unrequited 3oved6nrtheyrheexclalmedrweu doesnt tnatteu ine sioryi xz 10 naa anylmproper relatibns with Jier her lbv Viwowa Bave beenrequited jouJdtttltT That lets tae out Nolhe girl not my coMJnv2Shciiafousln of motberjy The dead dfl name was Bertha Biy ant andLHOtAbbottirShewas fully i beside a corpse which had been partly devoured by rats A resolution was adopted condemning the places and ordering them closed The secretary of the Board was Instructed to notify tbe Chinese Consul and the Chinese Six Companies of the action taken The Board determined to enforce the law that requires physicians and mid wives to report all births The secretary was Instructed to Insert a notice in the newspapers for a period of two weeks calling attention of physician to the law and at the expiration of that time the Health Officer is Instructed to prosecute all physicians who fail to comply with the law Dr McMurdo reported that the stock of drugs at the County Jail was not complete or sufficient for tne neeas of the inmates and he would decline attending tbe prisoners unless better ar langements were made The matter was ordered referred to the Hospital Committee of the Board of Supervisors Professor Wenxell was appointed the official chemist of the Health De partment to serve for the present with out compensation Complaints having been received con cerning tbe quality of the water In the artesian swells at Golden Gate Park and at Castro Heights Professor Wenzell and Dr Snencer the bacteriologist were instructed to obtain samples oi tne water and rnake analysitof the same It wasezpected that the Board would take final action upon tbe charges against Superintendent Weaver of the Almshouse but the matter went over until next Wednesday when a spedal meeting will be held A letter was read from A Warner formerly professcr of economics at the Stanford university in which he declared that Weavers management of the Almshouse was ex cetluit MlV Insnecter Dockerv submitted a report showing that a large number of hotel and restaurant ke per have failed to take out permits as required by the new milk ordinance He announced bis Intention of enf oreinc the order and numerous arrests are ex vected to follow during tbe next few dava isr rttc Kill street Jabrbther of the street arconductorj Thteirliwaa IS years of agraBdwas bornlnPeUlumaher father belngiPostmasterbfthavtbwn for a01me iShaiwaaa cousin of Judge Trick of Oakland and Jeremiah Tuttle GATE A FALSE ALARM Wanda of Saieide Which Palled to Materialise The police in the Seventeenth street district searched the residence of I LamUetus an iron worker at S2 Tinnrn street yesterday afternoon with the expectation of finding the dead nnnniinfA Th areh WS1 fflide atthe lnstlcatlon lol the Coronerta office where the following letter was receivea A few weeks ago Pllllbos Ohannesian an Armenian rug merchant who recently arrived here from Seattle was the redplent of a letter from his mother in Europe conveying tbe sad Intelligence that all the members of his family with the exception of herself and one daughter had been massacred Their home having been destroyed by their ruthless persecutors they were reduced to extreme poverty and Ohannesian at once took steps to relieve their distress by sending money to them through the medium of the Red Cross Society and Mission Board of Boston He then made preparations to return to his native land but concluded to defer doing so for the present on account of the unsettled condition of affairs there and is still here Yesterday he was the recipient of a letter written in Turkish from Kasslm Bffendi president of the City Coundl of the city of Palou in Armenia which considerably surprised him It was to the effect that with the exception of one of his brothers who died some weeks prior to the writing of the letter all of Ohanneslans relatives were safe In the residence of the writer They were however In the direst poverty and needed money Immediately A postscript purporting to have been written by Obannesians mother In formed him that she had been compelled to borrow money from Beklr Effendi another Turkish city omctai in order to subsist and Impressed upon him the necessity for an immediate remittance Appended to this again was another postscript in the Armenian language written in pencil by a relative of Ohannesian and who is now languishing In Turkish jail on account of his religi ous belief This was to the effect that Ohanneslans mother and sister were safe at the house of an Armenian friend and working for their living onanne i sian was warned not to pay attention to what others wrote to him and in case he ever sent money to his folks he was advised to send It through Armenian friends only Under these circumstances Ohannesian is convinced that the Original letter Is a deep laid scheme upon the part of the Turkish officials at Palou his native town to Induce him to send further funds for the relief of his aged mother which they would promptly appropriate Unfortunately owing to the existing condition of affairs In Armenia Ohannesian is debarred from taking steps to ascertain the truth qf the matter and even should he succeed in proving the letter to be a forgery he does not believe the Turkish Government would at the instigation of an Armenian punish the offenders Until he hears from his mother again and learns from her what became of his previous remittances Ohannesian will remain here 1 diffusion of EiraoTMEirr Cheapened Processes Arsaeat Hn aia Happiness From the standpoint of art that is a very bad thing but from the standpoint of enjoyment It Is a very good hint said Professor A Ross In the course of his lecture last night on The SoeialDiffuslon of Happiness He had traced the social evolution of man through successive stages down to the present day of cheap processes for tne reproduction of great paintings books and for the diffusion of Icnowledge and the elevation of mens Intelligence and In summing up tbe results made use of those words 3y his argument he endeavored to show that whatever had the effect of reaching the masses of uplifting them in intelligence and percep tlon was a great blessing notvrlth standing the popular tendency to decry everything that was cheap Chromoa cheap hooka and papers had enabled the poor to enjoy and to know the masterpieces pt poin arc ana juera enjoyment was increased five times Give him 11600 and probably it more than doubled his enjoyment and so on In descending ratio until when the In come had reached 110000 a year further enjoyment became more and more In significant 1 THE RAMBLER BICLORAMA Tamers Bieyelery the Largest and Moat Complete fa the World Among the many Attractions offered to sightseers in San Frandsco which will especially commend itself to wheelmen is Thomas Varneys Rambler Biclorama which has recently been opened at iheJunctlon of Market Tenth and Stevenson streets This mammoth establishment is perhaps the largest and Is certainly the most complete bicycle emporium in the world Within its walls are vast salesrooms storerooms two riding academies repair shops locker rooms a sep rate instruction room for ladles and a riding department The accommodations provided for patrons of the riding academy which occupies 12000 square feet of floor space in the center of the building are perfect For the ladles a handsomely furnished parlor where a maid is constantly in attendance has been set apart In dose proximity are the dressing and locker rooms toilet and bath rooms all of which are fitted up in a manner seldom before attempted in an establishment of this kind Handsomely tiled showess baths and porcelain tubs with a constant supply of hot and cold water are provided for both ladles and gentlemen and the locker room of the latter is In charge of an attendant at all hours In the academy are two distinct tracks the Inner and smaller circle being partitioned off for pupils of the fairer sex while the larger one Is the arena In which the male riders exhibit their proweSs Especial attention has been paid to the repair department the entrance to Which Is on Tenth street every appliance known tamodern bicycle mechanism being supplied to skilled artisans The plant includes a large oven and an enunellng room while tbe motive power for the machinery Is electricity which also furnishes the Illumination in every department of the blUldlng New Rambler machines both single and tandem may be rented on very reasonable terms by the hour day week or month by those who desire to take a spin into the country while the rates for storage Including cleaning are extremely moderate 1 HASTE IS ftECESSART BSSSSSSSSril JBSJT Mill Isii Ik nM 4yniiiaamjUaWSr9taawtm yvMBsVsBSWKBBBBVV BBBBBBBhRBSSV man rVPiw ilPsm4 SBSVSSSUSMBEnRSnlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 0SfyymmfOMHaamK wyyAffAtfMffamM LM Wnave used RIpa Tabalesy 4 will gladly ttrtqhelrmer Its teysMrsjL SCtorWcpf itf Ro atreVVjyadewTeni amVover Wyeara of age or ttouVd7MrOrrTey lniTTabd Mthut en thusiaatic manner art aside fxomfbunatIc trouble I nivc awayseafoyedEery feo toth irti lateI have suf I ered from indigeatlasi iJw si isaoneara ozxnexajraic uta finally one day at the reqest bfmydanghterwithvhojalaaa UvingTl sent up town fcrabex and was benefited immedlAtelf NoVi amivery seldom without vthem andrushaUy take aJTaba JIM twtcuuai suimk 11 strU thAte TabulM are eateeJ lehtforanyirregjariUesof tha bowel or derangementof the vj desUve organs and that BO J4 dyspeptic should be without Vbox i Bipas Tabttiesartsolby 5SnishtJorh raaa if theprlcs SO cents a box is sent to Taj Rlpaas aexalcal Cot5PU Jf raca street wTrk8a dplcrlaVleeatsV v4 jfttt js aw a toTUiaur to look wan aura to vvu rTT1 kamanfiiiCad WSTANOARO ssjf SHIRTS Ak for tfienv Ail NeitadrBrot Mnsv Sj JF i RIGHT ozm JOEX UIOIEKS BISHOP 07 tw From photorrspb VASC0UT2K rSLASTA vaataMlev a Mrrjoronef wWiefynfjretbjrer ivfll be gone JwwTSil Ul luu DOtAuuuvu out ine iwunwiu ilr i idenUfledlastnlghl byGB AbbotutJuncns iiMILETUS ei nnrLahrotherof the street i lf Is Mrai Lamlietus t61dtbeipoUcejthat hernusDanais empioyea me uuu IronWorkfiand ywenttc hlr workaa aiivactarAav Tnftpnirter He thenan peartdtobc wundlnmiadaadbody xndncvof the times tai central ize wealth he thought Was ominous Seventy one per cent of the property intbe United States was owned by nine families out of everylOOO and One third of It byhreeTamilles out of every 1000V Wealth should be more widely diffused Increasevof wealth beyond a certain sum dld not bring corresponding Increase of enjoyment Theman with an Income of bhiyiMOO year was positively miserable Double his Income and his enjoyment of life fs Increased Ttiiats7aive elm J500 aearv his Get the Intredactorr Sets of the Hew Eneyelopaedle Dictionary The few Introductory sets of the new dictionary which the Padflc Coast Newspaper Syndicate Is distributing will have been exhausted In a very few days and the splendid volumes sent on their mission of enlightenment It was a liberal and sagacious move on the part of the syndicate to thus nlace a number of sets In cultured homes In order thatthework might be compared with other dictionaries and cyclopedias There IS ndthtaig nke ocular proof wnenii is aesirea ieaemansiraie tne superiority of one bbk oyer another and this principle was also applied in opening syndicate headquarters at 3s Montgomery street where the volumes could be inspected at leisure The place has Seen thronged each day by those who were desirous of securing the work jat the exceptionally low price and on me extremely easy terms or payment arranged for the Introductory seta a After these are son the regular nb fsIption price will prevail It will make its possession more filfflcuil xor people of moderate means In a very few days the introductory sets win have been claimed and the distribution of the work except by subscription win be closed Readers therefore must hurry to take advantage of tbe opportunity which is not likely again to be presented A Days Divorces Suits for divorce were commenced yesterday by George Waitt against Louisa A Waltt bylJoulsa OUXord against Edward Cliffords by Margaret Petersph against Anton Peterson If Ance Smith against Frank Smith and by Henrietta Hansen against Jorgen A Hansen Jadge Sanderson granted Petra Barboa a divorce from Jesus Barboa The decree Is enjthe ground of desertion jf 1 Other dlvorasjgranttd yesterday wtrerto Carc4ine Bail from Adolph Ball and to Oertrude Tf oblerfrom Arthur sMilfobleiDOtbjna the ground of desertion Bail was ordered pay his wUepamcratBrairmonr a 1 Esjuosabix rapid rrelhibls printing and bUdtiaf lliriBoUlas Co pLsrsst fyi sailing of the steamship City of Puebla to morrow morning When seen last evening he talked entertainingly of his Mexican experiences I went to the City of Mexico he said to attend the coronation of the picture of the Blessed Virgin and a most beautiful ceremony It was The crown placed upon the picture Is a mass of gold fashioned by a master hand and studded with gems It represents something over 1100000 In value There were present more than forty Bishops Including Archbishop Corrigan of Jiew York and many other Americans and hundreds of priests The tradition of Our Lady of Guadeloupe Is a pretty one The Virgin appeared to Juan Diego a simple shepherd on his way to church In the city on November 12 1521 at a point three miles outside the capital and asked that a church be built to her honor at a spot which she indicated When the simple Juan presented himself to Bishop Zumarraga a Franciscan his story was disbelieved Juan insisted upon the reality of his angelic vision and was sent back for proofs As he neared the spot he saw the beautiful woman again She repeated her request and when Juan asked her for proofs bade him go to some bare rocks above the roadway and gather roses He did so and partly filled his serape with the flowers When he sought tbe Blsbop and opened the blanket there upon it was the figure of a beautiful woman drawn as no artist could paint it There were religious and civil inquiries of a mosr serious nature and the event was accepted as a miracle There is the blanket stillwith Its wondrous imprint to baffle the doubterj The painting seems a combination of all the arts of the brush and pencil and no artist who has sought to copylt has duplicated the exquisite beauty tbe deep sorrow of that face A beautiful church ra erected on the spot and above the richest shrine la tbe picture A chapter of canons conduct the church to which pilgrimages are often made These are espedally frequent around the anniversary of the feast which Is If ovember 12th After the ceremonies went to Jalisco at the request of Archbishop Alar con He Is himself aged and it is difficult to secure a Bishop to tsaket the trip I was soon far from the railways and out of the line of traveL I visited the far away villages where classes had been prepared for c6nflrmation and administered the sacrament of confirmation to 53000 young and old The greatest number was at Arandos where I confirmed 7000 and the largest number In one day at a place called Tepatltlan where lcoriflrmed 29005 1 Bishop Lemmens Is still a young man although he has been twentyyearsor dalned and eight years a Bishop He hasflfteen priests In his diocese most of whom are liesff aged amoa lhe In dianfr i frt i ays OM etiIsBsTaatsti iTj theIiejrady teen year old girt jraor Sxescued frot rJiahutiJOiiver bythVSbdety for ithvPrevenUonj of CCrselt fHto ChOA drrnUrAhe hadmA4ediher in and 150 freight cars I consider that a pretty good showing We expect to haye the road finished to Fresno In August and we aIsoes peel to handle our share of the crop this year The roadbed was completed to the Tuolumne river three days ago and the telegraph line is within amfle or two of that place The bridge oyer the Tuolumne will be finished Jn three or four weeks and in six or seven weeks the road will be finished to Merced It will then take us about a mohthtd get across the Merced river bu after that the work of construction will be comparatively easy We are having some trouble In securing the right or way between Merced and Fresno and several condemnation suits will be commenced in Merced county within a few days By August If all goes well the road will be Into Fresno and ready for business The piers and trestle approaches for the bridge over the Merced river are now being built and Engineer Storey says they will he completed ny the time the track layers get there The contractcontract for the superstructure was let yesterday to Catton Brothers of Oakland the contractors who are putting In the piers and trestle approaches The bridge win be a Howe truss bridge with three 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