Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 4

i SANTA CRUZ ftOBNING SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, JANUABY 4. 1005. PORT! ARTHUR IS NOW as hpntUnlHive cleHcrlbetl. on Ttiestlntr, tb. 17th day Jnnuarv.

A. 1. H6, nml th K)I1 at each ef the vullurt plum, liruvldwl tor sucb apeeiul eh-t'lhili. tthall be upelieii al cluck A. nuii ithall kept anil reiimtll nie'li etui, luuilly until niiiultiwu uf Ihe uniiic tiny, itt ulii'ti hit niliui-tl time Haiti liolltl almll tie ciuNt'tl.

UNIQUE MODERN VAUDEVILLE Oinrated In conlunctlcn KllU tbe UlSEAT KMPIKE OIIU'I'IT At Deiter's 75 Pacific Avenue MINERAL WATERS, Wines, Beer and Liquor. Poena. Black 166. P)-t THEATRE MRS. Phone COMMENCING "KATHERINE" Queen of Contortionists.

MISS GERTRUDE BR10DY, Singing: "In Old Ireland Meet Me Illustrated. THE 5 GEORGES" Ijuit Spasm: "The Irishman's Pipe Y'IRGINIA LEE, Soubrette. ti 4f 4-1 L-J I Wednesday night umbrella given away. Saturday night, watch night. Evenings, 8 and 9:15: Mstlnmr-Wodnesihiys Hntl Saturdays nt 1'.

M. "Jj IMttl KHTIOi White Twilled Crn-h for 5' Alt limn (Slim Tom-hug VIS t. i IHllNH All wool mixtures, lioc Xllitllm fancy wtlue for 45- All wool Venetians In nil -Mlurx. heavy, for 45' l-'rt'iii'li Serge hi m-u sh.ol.-w. lioc iilui' for 45-' lioh.

nil ') orw. value lor 4V" MHihtiiH. ti inch, colors. J.V value, for 50' Fhih-t MlM tir'i't, iM-Ji. l.V value, for .25 walking imi.ss SKIKIS Wnlkinii Hkirti hi givy.

lint immI llm k. Klllt licil tiipl trliiiim'il, vnlui for 3 50 WhIMhu HkirlM, tun imkI Mil. nil U.x.l. KlilrlM--! ii ml ptMli-i. vii I nt-for 5 lr-o Klttrtn, nil wool.

trltuiiH-il nllh llk. viiim lor ft 50 lr-H M.IHH, nil homI. lifiliillil'il Willi ilYtill 'li-Knlf. fillip mol lilllloiix. uihii- fort .9 50 KIHItT WAISTS All IU.kr, illMl Ktltrhr.l.

Wollll Tor 9' itroiolrlolli hnk im mid ttliiiiiii-il, wdi'IIi for 75 WjiIkIm. luikiil him htlii Iti'il, liltc ninl roloi'flt. worili fur 175 Vita- All uool W.il-l-. Wnllll l. for 2 7" ItllK'lf Will-IK, fllli- tlHkfil Hint pll'ill'-il.

worth for "1 ii 'A I ii 8 i JENNIE M. GRANGER. Prop, Mgr John 6 JAN. 2, 1905. THE MILITARY Qt ARTE 1 1 1.

Greatest Colored Quartette In Vaudeville. NEW BIOGRAPH PICTCRES. Saturday night, Gift night. The Unique management wishes all its natrons a prosperous and "Happy New Y'ear." OPERA HOUSE I logihip of th Pcilic 1 Elleford Co. In an entirely new repertoire of World Successful I Monday "BELLE OF PICHMONP" FRIEND FROM IN Tuesday Wednesday "THROW OH THE BUbAKERS" Thursday 'WANTEDTHE EARTH' Friday "BEWARE OF MEN" Saturday 'K I PK NAPPED" Sat.

Matinee "LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD" Sale of Seats Open at Gillen Nicholson's on Friday. TRANSPORTATION. -FOR- SAN FRANCISCO trftv r-reniuprs in tiiiiintii.ii Si-s." A'J for vvlilfh It Is agent SvvvV leiive Santa nil UAY-3 A. M. Jan.

3, 11, 19, SANTA only! Jim. 7, 15. ill. FOR LOsTnGELES Cnllliijr nt Monterey, Snn glmon, Cay, Tort Iltirfoni (Sua 1-uIb hlnK)t, tiaotA lljirbnru. Wntiira, HHrtiPme, Kant 8uo rruro.

tsnn ivuru nnd 'isewport. COOS KAV-4 I M. Jfin. ll, 14. 22, 30; Ki'li.

7. tSANTA rm'K tfreiKht only, 4 P. M. Jim lu, 1H, LU (Hti'iimtT Cims lln nlilv.) The Btcnni.T GIPSY. cflrrjlDR freight and comtiustibli'S only, arrives from Has I'mncisio Hlimit 4 A.

M. every WedoeMliiy mid Mutun.iiy. nml leaves ror nan rau cisco nt 4 P. M. the miine dfivn.

StiMiiners connect at Sun Francisco with company Bteiimert for ports in HntiHii Columbia, I'd net Sou ii (J, South Uauteru Alnskii. Iliimliolilt ltiiy Htm Mexico. For further Information obtain folders. Itlcht ronerved to change steamers of Mlltnic dates, TlCKKT AND FItRIOIIT OFFICES: SANTA CUUZ. tWO Pacitlc Avenne.

C. D. DUN ANN. General ronseniter Agent, 10 Market Sao Frauclseo. HARVEY'S Pescadero Stage Line A Htnge, leaves Hnntn Cruz dally at A.

M. except HniHlnv f.tr l't'scadero. returning each day. fit Maim at llemicheH's aud e'lintlv Sure, Iatwer Plaza. JiMKS A.

11ARVKY, I'houe Hcd 382. PMorletor. EAST WITHOUT CHANGE SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Pleasant Trip. Quickest Tims.

Scenery of Sierras and fifty mile ride across Great Salt Lake by daylight. Personally Conducted Excursions In New Vestibuled tourist Sleepers. A range for tickets nnd sleeping car reservations with J. W. LEWIS, Agent, Santa Cruz Depot.

J.L. BUELL, T. A. or PAUL SHOUP, D. F.

P. A. 16 South First San Jose CAUFORNU I'laked Wheat Food For Breakfast and Dessert Cooks in two minutes Absolutely free from all impurities. ViiluaUe coujKin in every package. See catalogue of premium! at your grocer, or we will mail one fret on requcit.

fotiflc Cereal Association San KrancUco i t'AWi: mm a i I SKt'TIIlN VI. Th. follovilei- iiliici's lire esluhlUlit'il ami dcKiKiiatNl ns the vtitluK itrt'chiflK ami plat-en at which tin- will l- "pcuetl ami ti-UI. In ihe sititl lerrltery trtiposctl to he itiuitietl t.t the nit nt unnia Crux, nml iiImii the ilncen where mtltl toll i-ill he uitt'iieil anil licit! In Hit- Hiilti Ity I Simtn I'riiK. Itie fullnwiiiif tmtneil arc hereby niiimliiti'il Jiulnea atirt lietit'clurs' fur ttnlil eh'etloti trt't'lncts ttr MillliiC pl.ttl's n'sti'i'llvely: in tub to 111-: ANNKXKK.

HIIANCirtlHTK NO. 1. P'lllhiK pl.ice u. u'U Siitiiiel Avenue. llyui't nml K.

II. Whitney. IlisT.eclnr 1 lnwiiril l'uttter. IIIIAM'IKOUTK I'HKCINCT NO. 2.

l-elllug iilnee Stiiillicnt comer Konuol ami lVunsylVHnin Aveuuea. Jutlltt'H ii. A. Kttster A. J.

Cnte. lnwctor N. Truinhly. nilANCIl'llltTH I'ltHI'lNl'T NO. 3.

PollliiK iilaee (lanlt Schont llnuse. JinlBt'-V. K. Stocking ninl ll. 0.

Wthler. lnttHchir S. It. Ilusliiiiids'. IX THK CITV 111'1 SANTA Cltt'Z.

1-IItST WAItll. riillltil! plnce IliitnlhiK Hulltlhig, No. 00 front Hireet. Jililtlt'S-H. J.

IIIiiImIi'II imil W. J. Ilnlnll- toll. lnspt'i'tor lltti. F.

Slnnley. SKCONIl WAItll. I'ollbil! place Corner M1hsI.hi nml Itiver St reel a. JutlKi'H-Jtit). Severlo ami 1.

Nciiry. luaueutur F. II. I'ruy. Til I 111) WAItD.

rolllni! plaee Sylvur lllock, Nu. 3112 l'-cldc Avt-uue. Jutlitea-iJ. II. llrnvi'H nml V.

N. Harry, llifpectur J. W. Alidermiu. I'lll Kill WAItll.

rolling place ItiivU lSiilltliUK, corner MlHahiu nml liny StivrlM. ,1 iiilnea-Kil and William i.llck-more. Inspector C. A. Archihiild.

SIXTItlN Ml. The City Clerk of Bald idly shall cauto tiollir ut aaid elccliou lo he givcu hy poNliliK llollce no iil elet'li'iii, and of the llimi imil plnct' of holding tile aalne, more tlinn ten (h) tlii.vs iiiii- to aalii elei'tloll, lit cai'll et tlie mild plai'i-a llt'l-ehy tletl anil th'sigiuil oil li.r hohlliig the ttalutt, stgtit-tl hy the MnyiT ntitl rhv Clerk of said city, mill hy llic piihlltalhtu uf copy this iu a iii'wspaa-r irliitcd nnd pultliflit-il lu the anld Chy of Simla Cruz, ninl iiimi in a n. wspapi-r printed tun! pullisln-tl oiiishle of aald City of Sn ulii lull iu the County ot Simla Cruz, at least utii-e a wct-k for tho period of four ill siici'csslve iveeka next preceithiK Tuestlny. 1 Tt tl tlav of ary, A. ll.

the ihtle of said cliclltin. KIOCTIllN VIII. This ortlinalice sliull take elTet-l, and lfl lu forctt li'iui atlcr ita pisngL- aud apifroval. t'assed Ihlw loth ti of lien-niber, A. II.

liy the folluVMIig vole: Aves Oiinicllnit-u II. Wllh-y, K. Itohcrla nail J. II. r.

Noes None. Ahsi'lit-Cuiinclluiilll I'. li. Wultl. Approvi'd this liilli day uf A.

Ii. HAVIII C. CI.AIIK, Mayor (if the said Chy of Smila (Seal.) Attest: J. light, city Clerk of Ihe said Cily of Sania Cnu. 1 hereliy ccrllfy Unit Ihe foivgolnjj ordinance was pnsM-il jii.it at a regular adjiiiirai.il ineciliig Ihuor unit Common Council of cliy Sam.

Cruz, hehl al Ihe Coiitu il 'hainls'i's' of said Council, la Ihe Cily of Sania criui, on iuL. day nf 1 lecciiilici', A. 1 1. 1 -Mil. J.

WIIIIIIIT, City Clerk of mild Cl of Situla Cru. tl. i.i 4w MITICK. Hills Wanletl fm lluiiiiK Ktnul. IH'I-'ICK 1 1 1- Tin: IIHAIll, SI l-KIt-visors of Simla Cruz Comity, California, Sealed priipiiMilH are hv said board for the I'lnist riii'l I a road kimtvn as the lloal.lcr Creek it ml i'urk Uond in San lioa.l liUtrhl, lu said County, lu with ihi- plans aud speellltatl.iiis prepart'd hy It.

ou rtte lit tin- mine of t. ch-rk of aald Hoard. Separate Mils will rt Ive.l as follows: 1st. I'm' smiling 1 lie mail hid from station 8 lo the l'a Ik hue lm hiding all tills; eonslriiftliig Nos. 2 and 111 nml nil retaining walls wtlh coni-rcle, aud culverts li tiitliisiM- with Iroastuue pla- as plaits ami int.

lor grniling tin- romllMil from station lo the 1'iuk line, luilntlliig all tills: cnmttriii'tiiig iiIiitih Ntts. 2 and 10, and all Miunlng walls with rock; and t'lilverla 3 tn ll lntliiln- wllh Irunstoue pipe, as per plans ami l.iis. I'iai'll hlil liinst he ll uip.i hy a cer- lltlcil pay.ihl.- II. MUh-r, Ch-rk of milil lloartl, for s-r cent, of the aniou.it of 1,1,1, i il that tho roiitrat'lor Whose hid ilii't-pl will, a tin- days' noilee. ciiiit Inn, a trai ana glut a guild uml sniliih-at fr the fall Till fiililllineiil nl' s.iiiii'.

Ilhls will he reeelM-il up to anil Including W'eilnesihiy, Jauuarv nli. ju ii'i lock A. t. All hlils iinisl he iiil.lrt-ssod lit the Ink Ihe Hi'iirtI Siii'i rt isors and emlors. "I'roposalit 1 1 ,1 'i'hi' Ihuii'tl rinht In rt'Jt-ct any ami all I.

ills tit order lie- work tl hy the -mint Surveyor should the Hoard ilet'lll III" Ilhls pl'es. iil, il too high. Hy order of Hi- Hoard. Ililtt'll It Illher HSt. II.

II. SI. Her, ii- Ch-rk and V.x- otllclo Chrk sin, I Ilea nl. th'JI Id NOTIC'B OF MKET. lug at the ollice of the ulou Traction Company, Nu.

11 S.iipiel Avenue, Haula Cruz. Sauta Crui Cuiiuty, California. Notice hereliy givcu lu purauauc. of the order of the Hoard ttf Itlret-tors, made uu the 7tti day Novi-uiher, HaM, that special meeting of the slot ltholih-ra uf 111. I lihill Tnii-tlmi im1 at o'clnik A.

SI. ou the -tltli day ot January, nt No. II S.o,ii..l Avenue, Sautu Cnu. Santa Crm County, California, hich is I he prlni'lpn! place uf liusl-neaa of aulil Company, and In the room whero the Hoard of liiret-lora usually nieet; and that tlie olijeet of said meeting la to consider and act upon, the proposition that said Coiuininy create a li-uiili-d liiilehted-ai'sa of seven l.tiiuHed ami llfly thousand ilollnra to consist of Imnda at Ihe pur value of uiie thousand dullara, i-iicli hearing Interest at Ihe rale of live per rent. (vol per iiiitiinii, pavahle sniil-it iii.uii I ly la gnld eoln uf Hie Culled BtitM, for the purpose of raising money tu pur-thiiHe the pmpertlea uf the Saata Crui, Capltola nml Hallway Com-pany and of Ihe Santa Crux tilocirle Hallway, ami for ihe purpose of Inning cara and rolling elttck.

rails, ilea and other etUlpiueut nteeatmry fur eitemllng, re-palrliig ami iluprtivllig Hie railway, so ae-tpiln-il, anil for lie piiriiose of acipilrlnn aihllliolial pruperly, mm liliu-ry and appa-ratua for the hetti-r conduct of (he hual-nesa uf aniil corportitlon, legitimate nml lawful tisea this ror IHiralltui, anil In Hemic a Itondrd tiitlehted. ai-sa an proposetl lo he crcnii-d i uiort-gage or trust, ilcetl upon all the proiteriT of aald riiriiorall real, peraunal ot inlied, ami all of Hie nmchlsea, rights, prlvllegi-s nml I intilih's of s.ilil corpora- llon, ami iiIho for Hie irausaclliig of any other liuslneaa that nitty lie hroiight hefor. aaltl meeting appurtenant Hy order uf the lloiml of lilnu tiira. J. W.

riiltllHI Seeretiiry. Da led Niiveiuliii- 7lli, iiollltd STOCKIIOI.IIIIliS' MIIITIXii, Olllce of 111., l-eoplea Hank. Santa I'ruz. 1 TI1H Itlilll Alt A A Mlil.CIMi Hie Bliiikli'ihlt'is ll Hank- will he In-Ill at the haiil.liig house of said I'lirporillloll, nil I'm Avenue, lli.lallllg Hnlltlllig. Ill Ihe Cily Suntii crux, Colllily of Sautu Ci-iix.

state i.r I 'allfurnla, on Weilnt'silay, Jiniuaiy llih. iw ti't'lock I'. Hie purpose a Htiartl of lihectors m-M ehsnlng year and the of sm-l, liiislness as limy conn- tin- A. A. MllllliV, tlt-L'lltl Si-i'ieliiry.

ST. M'hIIOI. DDKS' MKKTIMi. Ollhe of tlie 1', tiph-a Savings Hank, Simla i'iiix. I p.i THK lllitil I.Alt ASM Al, MI'l l'IMl nl-Ihe slticklii.hl.rs Hie "l-coph-H Savings Hunk" will al I lie hanking In.

use salt! eurpoi'ii Hun, nil Avenue. Ilotalliig lliilhllng. Ill the Cliv of Simla Crux, Colllily of Simla Cm, Suite of on Weilnesiliiy, llth. three o'clock I'. Hie purpose of eleellng a Hoard of Ulri-ctnis the m-M ensiling yenr and tlie 1 1 ns.n sin lt nther hllsliiesa as lllny l.f,,r,, lnK.

St-eieliil)-. for 10' r.ngijsh l.V tilllH', Kughsh 'Jth- value Long I Ming for. long a. rtit 15 KlilMlsh value for 20 hu Apron l.iiuu. VII I lie.

for 121-'" At hu Apron value fur 1 I l.hnu, l-'V for 10- IiiOIh Llnon. l.V viihii-. fr 12 Uiioii, 'J Uiilii. for Fl HS OKK We Will chle nut mil nit Ire hImi I of I-'nr t'ul Isrs. Ki-Htftf himI Citpes hi Coney.

Huhle, lioossuiii. Mink ii ml Hiotie Mn run nl 2 i tii' regular low prhe. Till CX'Cptioilltl till' cold wi'iitlifp Ihih hardly tsrtcd y'i, (JOWNS, HACKS, KTC. Chh-rilou it Hiii'iu-M, nil colors, inn value 65 Khlcrdowu Hm-ipns, t-x tril long, ill lie foe M) FlnumicHc Hlih'lH. i-liii llfl Willi lilCC, VIlltH' for 50-' KIlllllM'lt'lll (OWIIK, value for 75r Itnlsy I'liitnii'l tiouim.

trimmed Hit Kiit Hi hih tMfihroMcri vim for Tel. Main 86 MORGAN EVERTS' HOUSE ROBBED WIIII.K II IS IN 1IIK HOI.1KAYS ITH HIS Al (ill I it. The home of Morgan Everts, 14:1 Ocean View was broken in'o some time during Monday the place completely ransacked, and everything left topsy liirv. There Is no clew as to Ihe Identity ol the burglars. Morgan Everts, accompanied by his wife, left for Pasadena a few days be fore Christmas to pay a visit to ihcir daughter, who resides In that illy, leaving the house during their a'l sence in the care of I).

('. Mi Ocean View Av. ll was customary for Mr. Evens to leave his home and his horse in ti care of Mr. Merrill, he having dotii so on numerous other occasions while he was absent from Ihe city.

Mr. Merrill culls every morning al the house to feci Ihe horse, and had gone for that purpose on Tuesday morning. On arriving al the barn noticed that ihe lock had been force I and this aroused his suspicions, so; he went lo the house. The screen door in the rear of the li.ii ti.ua l.nl had been forced open, Ihe burglar I having taken a Jimmy and Kim the, from out of the casing. WsKhlnglon Rhodes, who llvi next door to Mr.

Everts, was then! Kilniiiiimisl bv Mr Merrill uml lliei two cm ered the house They found thrw or four coals and several pairs of shoes strewn on Ihe kitchen and in the dining room side Issirds had been ransacked III every room Himughoni I lie house Ihe floor wasllitered lib stult every nook and crevice being searched. Ill the yard were found Iwo cam of fruit which the burglars hail dropped In Ihelr flight. Mr. Merrill has written to Evcrl" about the robbery, anil It that be will cmne home liu-mcdialely. I'uHl he lb, amount of muff stolen can not lie cer'nineu.

All ins valuables stored In a local bank, so ihe loss; will not he very great, llesiiles few footprints In one of I'm. HouitI beds, the burglars left no clew he I hind them by which iliev can b' tracked. i I. nice sniun. who lives to the right of the Everts hoiug.

slated that alioii' one iiilmk Tue.dav mnriiini; h. Iietrtl -ihe dog bark and make considerable fllss. Ml il is vai lie lionr of the robhei Will, il ll hi liulletin s.tis. Paiii.i Cruit t'o which has been zealmi-h trying to hale a fish liatilier in tin conntv, sihmiis to lie Hearing "the of her nmbltlou. as Dr ('.

llibbaiil bus been notllled lo go down lo Saiitr rrux Ihl', afternoon and confer a iiumlie- of die liMillug men of th.r city and cuiii'v with the view scleo'nig place for a banhery. If lilhhiird finds a place lib 1: sint.ible for a hatchery It will n-e lie a meat while bel ile Work Is coin in I unoii Ihe building it, it l.rMii.Mni I i OCCUPIED THK KI'SSIW STKOMilllil.il MV KS I'ort Arihur has siirri'iidcreil. E-haiiHled liy nioiilhH of almost con-Htant HkIiiIhk, ilcciiniilwl by disease and casual niid hopi'lt-Hsly ilej In Its roi ky fonri'ss, the Ballant Kar-rlon has yielded lo 1U gallant be-; sleRers and the end is now written to one of the most dramatic war Incidents of modern Ulnes. At o'clock Sunday night Crenoral tom-mandiiiK the Japanese army of lnva-1 slon, received from the Russian General Stoessel a note saying that lie found further resistance useless an 1 asking for a meeting to arrange terms of capitulation. The note was and direct and the Japanese general immediately named commissioners to confer with representatives of the Russian commander.

They met al noon Monday. The nature of terms: agreed upon Is not yet known, but dispatches from Tokio Indicate that I hey will be of the most magnanimous character. The Kmperor of Japan himself, through the chief of the Imperial slaff, has given publicly Imperial suff, has given "(ienerm I Hloe-ssel lias rendered commendable service to his country in the midst of difficulties." and that It is his wish "that military honors be shown A dispatch from Tokio quotes mili SANTA CRUZ S. V. Chronicle.

Santa Cruz, situated eighty milia from San Francisco, and seiiilclrcling the hay of Monterey, Is noted for Its varied resources, made so by its topographical location. With a population estimated at It is a thriving district. Emm the extreme northwest the principal Industry is lumbering In the mountains and dairying along ttie slopes to the coast, enter prises that have materially increased i and progressed dicing Ihe past, year, especially in the latter Instance. Then the region of the mountain farms and orchards is reached, where wineries are ulillxlnr the grape, Ihe! output finding iiiarnet in the old world niai'ismf-trade. The shipping! of line mountain table grapes to Eastern points is also steadily in creasing.

I'p the coast from the city of Santa Cruz are large bitumen mines and lime kilns that, are open to still greater development. Krom the county seat south agriculture and poultry raising are ihe principal pursuits, and then the fam ed Pajaro valley and Watsonville dis-j trlct are reached, a veritable bonanza to the successful farmer and or-churdist. Watsonville is a cily of. and a population of nun in tributary districts. Its growth is noticed at a glance.

The year has seen a largo number of residences and collages erected, and the construction of a flue two-story brlt-n building of feet frontage, the Enrd block, and the big Creek Power plant of 2 I horse-power. The Watsonville Transportation Co. operates an electric, line to Pori Rogers, five miles from Ihe city, from whence run steamers to San Francisco. Next summer another steamer will be put on. A reduction in freight of all per cent has been the result of tins enterprise, aim tno producers o' Ihe valley have been the gainers.

The Soiilihern Pacific, because of the competition, lias given Watsonville terminal rates on green and canned fruits, has enlarged depol grounds, and made a great reduction in freight rates, with belter train service and needed concessions to shippers. The electric line Is lo be extended to Hol- llstei vhi i-iv-e Santa Cruz. Ihe county seal, has made wonderful progress in the line of development. Her citizens have forgot I en past and are looking the future. She Is gaining the repp union or being Ihe Atlantic City of Ihe Pai llle Coast.

She Is winning new laurels as reso-t cily. Al the beach i he old landmarks have been torn tlown. An invest men: of a quarter of a million dollars sii.ee early last spring nns made a lent cily, and a casino and bathing establishment Oriental design, also a pleasure piei and new eleclric lower plant, the Im provements being the most up-to-dau ami modern. More l.ii Iblings have been er(cltl In Ihe past year Ihan for five years previous. It is estimated that new homes and cottages -have bee-buill and much building is going at present.

The City Hank has be gun work on the erection of a Iwo siory brick building. The cily has buill a new reservoir, miles of new have been buill and the cily is being thoroughly sewered. In East Santa Cruz Iwonly miles of sewer is planner for. The two electric tar lines have consolid.iied ami the line i xit-inli'il inio ai.d around the streets of CapiltlUi. I'olltlons are before the Cty Couinil ashing ir the annexation of East Santa Cmz to the city proper All are anxious for is consummation, ami an eli.tlot, will shortly be held for thai purpose.

This will give Santa Cruz a population of over according to the 'iisl sclinul census, and a large area of terilory. Tile Soul hei Pacific Is imi-rovih Its system and preparing for I lie brnaili hing of Ihe narrow-iiauge line netv steel bridge has been enli st ructeil al apltola and at the mouth of the San Lorenzo river work on a massive steel bridge Is in progress Santa Cruz Is receiving belter train service than ever before. Mi Mum' Tltlitill.l'.S. All nil iil.l" Is hy tile live Kntl.tl lVSieiiil I'tirt'. II gltt'H lilt- sli'lilil' ll l'i-iri-i-1 l-t-tt hv illL'esliliK Vtllill yt.n en, vvhlniill Hie sli'iiinell 1 1 i.l.

Tile Itilllils up lilt' li'sl restores tin- si. iiiin. lienllli. Inii'l linve tile, v.uu-self W'llen Inking Inn .1 II. Kr-kine.

nt Alli'liv tut'. sins. "I sull'i-tvi! Ili-iii-tliiii-n uml siiiiiuiel, My slslt-r- Iti Inn li.is Iiiii! the sum" ninl wns ll'il ll'lle t.l "III r-if tlv Sll" iiiiln-l- it i ii i A ii-hm Itvo iiiii run. vni. flithi-h i tire, I She lln- ll.

-nHIO mill In I li.itllli. I i- i uiml In snv K.ttlttl me ln-1 Si'ltl hv ,1. li. 'I'lllllll'l'. Subscribe for the BY JAPANESE IN THK HAMlS OK THK JAI'AN- K.

tary opinion as believing that the en-lire garrison will be allowed to march out under arms and may be sent to Russia on parole. Late dispatches from Japan have shown that the gallant defense of Stoessel and his men has nowhere been given a finer appreciation than in the land of his ioea, and it Is more than likely that Japan will embrace the opportunity to show her magnanimity toward Port Arthur's defenders. ST. PETERSBURG. Jan.

3. There 1s a rumor here that an at tempt has been made upon the life of Emperor Nicholas at Vllna. No details or confirmation of the repoit has been received. TOKIO, Jan. 2.

The Japanese army took possession of a number of fortresses at I'ort Arthur The Russian officers and civil officials will be permitted to return to Russia upon giving their parole. TOKIO, Jan. J. Although the officers at Port Arthur will be per mitted to retain their side arms and to return to Russia on parole, tht soldiers and sailors will not be given similar treatment. The compact of capitulation indicates ithat the Russian soldiers and Bailors at Port Arthur will come to Japan as prisoners.

ELECTS OFFICERS ONtiltEliATIO.N AL 111 I'RCH MEM IIER.S MEET IN THE1U ANNT AL KKSSIOX. The annual meeting of the Ton gregational Church and society were held Monday evening. A. .1. Hinds presided at both meetings.

Those elected to serve during the following year, were: Treasurer, H. Foster; clerk, E. F. Otto; H. Foster and Dr.

C. L. Itllss; deasonesses, Mrs. George Ford and Mrs. H.

Fay; music committee, Mrs. Louisa Drennan, Mrj M. E. Fagen and Mrs. AV.

A. Sever-son. superintendent of Sunday school, Mrs. Emma Fitch. The trustees elected at the corporation meeting were: Leland Hinds, Dr.

F. W. Bliss, George G. Byrne, Albert H. Foster and Fre-J McPherson.

The reports of the officers and treasurer showed a balance on -hand in THIRTY-ONE STORIES HIGH. Marvel Among Skyscrapers Is liuiltl-lug Just Opened by tlie New York Times. NEW YORK. The New York. Times ushered in the new year -by opening Its new sky-scraper at Forty-second street and Broadway, popularly known as the Ppper Fatlron This is Ihe most remarkable structure in New York, if not in the world.

Here are some of the features the building: 618 steps on stairways. stories above ground; 2 galleries: 1 pumping staiion 01 feet below the street; 111 stories In all. It is the tallest, structure In the city, being HG2.7 feet from the curb to the top of the observatory rail and 4 70 feet from the base to the top of the flagpole; 41,462 tons of materia! were used In the structure. A subway railroad passes obliquely through the building's basement, no part of the subway construction 'touching the building at any point. Sand cushions under the subway columns stop all vibrations.

There Is almost as mum of the building underground as Is visible above t.h. ground. An extrordinary newspaper workshop, with an area of more than square feet, Is located under the subway tracks. The building has tne highest electric elevator rise in the world, feel, the highest water lift In the world, SS7 feet; the highest statu in tho world, 3S9 feet. Ii has an electrical show place; a greater number and a greater variety of electrical uses than at any other building in Ihe world.

There Is no steam In the building, except for heating purposes in winter. The offices and machinery are cleaned by the air vacuum method. Its floor space Is twenty-one times the area of the building lot. A SI RPRISE PARTY. A surprise and farewell parly was tendered Ilert Weber Monday evening al the Seahright hotel, the occas-slon being the departure of the young man for San Francisco, where lie has accepted a position with Ihe Southern Pacific in their offices.

Tlie evening was spent in playing games of different kinds, and the rending of musical solos by different ones present. Refreshments were served late In the evening, after which every one wished young Weber a parting farewell. Those present were: Misses Edith Wood, Bessie Wood, Elsie Hyninn, Lucy Talnton, Maud, Millie' and Fannie McKay, Emily Husbands and Miss llamillon, Forrest Hysung. Chester Weber, Harry Murray, Chester Await, W. L.

Richardson, E. M. Taiiiion, Clarence Clayton, Sam Evans and Bert Ilelzaar. A PUISONKU IN OWN HOI SK. Mrs, Y.

II, I.aylin, of Kml A lies KaiiHiix City htiH for Hevernl yearn been troubled wlih m'vere uoHrsenesH and at times hurd coiih, which nhc nay. "Would kci'i me hi doors" for ilnyx, 1 ivnx iii'i4('I'IImiI fill liv nil VMlHiiiia ulih mi not I. -cubic results, A friend Kiive nie piirt a bottle of liiini hcrlii iu Coutrh Item-cily with Instruct ioim and I wish to state Unit after the llrnt "lay cmld notice a ilccMeil ilia litre for the better, ami nt (III time after ukIiik It for two weeks, have no hesitation In nii hit: I renllr.e that 1 am entirely cured." TliU remedy for Hale bv .1. (I. Tiiiitu'r nnd The Model Orun Si ore.

Subscribe for the "Sentinel" In t'Attln ran be prevftited. UTII RS BLACK LIG VAttINt, CBltfornm'sfavorite, tlie most atic ceMm), easiest lifted and lowest priced rllll vaccine made. Powder.atrmgorpiH form. Write for free Hlack Booklet. THE CUTTER LABORATORY 5an Francisco If four drimif doeiinot tot'k ou, van i nee uider duet liutu m.

LEG Tin, Copper Sheet-Iron Work Plumbing and Jobbing Promptly Attended To. PUMP REPAIRING A SPECIALTY W. R. MARSH, Phone Red 567 301 Paciflo Ave. ocll-tf IN THK IMSTKICT (M'KT OF THK I'nlteil Stales for the Northern Instrlct of Cnllforiiht.

In the matter William Kuliltii. baiikrupl To the creditor oi Wtltltiiu Kubliti. of the County of Santa rruz, and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby glveu, that ou I be, liHtli day of December. A. I).

the mild William Kuhllts was duty uujudicnieii bankruiit: nnd that the ttrst uieetlux of Ills eretllturs will In? held at the uttice of F.il Martin, referee, at No. 4 Cihiimt Street, in the City of Santa Cms, County of Santa Cms. State of California, ou the day of January, A. I. llh, at 11 o'clock 111 ihe forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their cliilma.

nu- polnt a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact sm-n oiner husniesn aa may prop cily come tiefure aabl ineethiK. Kit MAHTIN. Heferee In bankruptcy, lotted iH-e. Wt, 11104. J.

A. TI ALL. -lilt Attorney for Itnukrupt. OUD1NANCK NO. 4H2.

EXTITLKI) "AN OliDINANCK CALLING for and Klviujt notice of a special electlou tc Ih held lu ihe City of Sautti Crus, and iu ihe territory proposed by that certain petition riled In toe oiHce of th Clerk or saiti ity or sautu i ruit, neceuihor l.fin, UHM, to he annexed to aald City of Santu crur, for the purpoae of deterinlnliiu whether the territory deacrltied in aald IH'tltlon Mluill he annexed to, Incorporated and Included lu, and made a part of said City of Siintti Cms." Whereas, there was tiled with the City cierK and ex-omeki Clerk of the Mnyor ami Common Council of the City of Santa ruz, in tne nuue or aiirornia, on iucm day, the day of I leeem her. A. 1 a written petition uskliiir that eer tain territory In said petition described lie annexed to, Incorporated and Included in. ami made a part of wild tv: and Whereas, the wild Mtltlon came rejrulnrly on lor nenrinir tMfore an Id Mavor nnd Com mon Council at a regular adjourned meeting thereof, held on mild Tuesday, December 1fH4; nnd Whereas, It appear from wild wtitlon. and Kjild Mayor aud Common Council rinds Mint said netltlon emit an a a HiimVlent de wrlption of the territory propmMl to lie annexed io.

incorporated nnd included In. and made a part of nald City of Santa Cm, and that It Ik sinned hv more than one-tut n-r) In numlier of the ijuulltled eleetora of nald Cltr of Santa Cmz. com puted upon and hy the number of voten casr at the last general municipal election iHMii mhiii ciiy; inererore He It ordained, br the Mnror nnd C.im mon Council nf the City of Snnta Cruz, a louon SKCT10N I. A snecbil elect lou lu and for the City of Santa Cruz, In the County of Santa Crui, State of California, and lu aud for the territory propoaed by that certuio petition tiled In the uitiee of the Clerk of said City of Santa Crur, Deeeniler Kith. 11i4, to tie annexed to said Cltr of Hnntn Cru.

la hereby called, and shall be held in said City of Santa Cruz, ami In said proposed annexed territory, Uh' described iu satd petition, and hereinafter uescriocd. on Tuesday, the dny of January. A. I). IIhCi, for the purpose of determining whether the territory proposed by said pel it Ion, and hereinafter described, sluii lie annexed to, Incttrpornted and Included in.

ami made part of the said City of Santa Cruz, in m-eordance with an act of the i.etflNjature of the State of California approved March lllth. iHrt). enlltled "An Act provide for the alteration of ine oouunarie or and for the annexation of territory to Incorporated towns nml cities, nnd for the Incorporation of amh annexed territory In nnd as a part of Mich iiitoiicipiiiiiit'N, iino ior rue distrietlnif, eovemnieiit ami municipal control of annexed SECTION II. Notice Is hereby glveu that a special election has been culled and will be held In the City of Santa Crux, and In tht territory proposed uy mar. certain pennon tiled in the ottlce ot the Clerfx of wild of Santa Crux.

December 13tb. 1104. to annexed to the Bald City of Santa Cms, and hereinafter particularly described, ou Tuesday, the 17th day of January, for I be purpose of deteriululiig whether the territory in said petition aud herein after deserilH-d. shall lie annexed to. in corpora led aud Included In, aud made a part of said liy or Simla Cruz, lu ac ciirdauce with Mild Act of the legislature of the State of t'allfornlu, upproved March nun, KKCTION III.

Said soecial election Is caiicu lor tin oillisise ol sut'llllltiUtC to tue electors of tne ii id i 1 1 ot Sii I a Cruz, it ml he electors residing lu the territory proposed Ity the petition nereiimooVf rcierreu iu, lo be annexed to the sold City uf ttauln Cruz, the uuestion whether such uew ter ritory shall be uuuexed to, Incorporated and included lu, and made part of suiu Cliy ol buiiiu iiuz; tue lerniory so pro nosed bv hind Itelltlon to be annexed to, incoipoiated and included In, aud uiude a Part of said City of Sauta Cruz, bounded aud described na follows, to-wlt ltegnining at the soul beast coiner of till conxiralu units oi the (. ity ol sauiu ruz, on Hie Hay of Motitere), nt a point ou the easterly side oi the mouth of tne nan Lorenzo itiver: tueuee up mo eusieii) bank of said river to the middle Hue ol Oceau Street: thence uloug the middle o( said street northerly to the middle of the Itrtincifurte Creek; thence up the middle of said creek northerly to the bxiutneusleriy corner of Knucho urbouero, the same being (lie norl beast corner of said corporate limits; thence east uloiig the produced north boundary of Mild eoriiorab' limits to the east side of the Blackburn liiilch Koad; Iheuce northeasterly uloiig the easterly side of said road to the northwest corner of the City Park (other wise known its' de Laveaga Heights) thence along the northerly, westerly and easterly boundary of said park, east fti-100 feet to a Htatlou; south 47 1-4 de grees east feet to station; east l.iLti feel to ii Ktutiwu; north feet to a station; south 57 1-2 de trees east 'J7M HKl feet to a slntloii north iYSi feet to a station; north ttt de grees "ii minutes east tilsi 40-HK1 feet to a Ki at Ion; south 57 11! degrees east 14: feet to the westerly side of right of way; thence along the westerly side of said right of way soiiih 1 degree west 13 fi to station; south H4 degrees west JIT. so to a station; south ft) 84 de glees 7r!) feet to a station; south lit degrees' west 14o feet to a station; soulli degrees lio uihiutes west 1711 feet to station on the north boundary of said Park (otherwise known ns lie Lnveugn 1 eight si; thonee along said boundary north Hit degrees minutes east 1,112 feet to the northeast corner of said park: thence south it degrees SO minutes ciik1 Kti feet to a station; south degrees minutes east feet to station: south '2 degrees miiiutes west iu feet to a Matloti: south tl degrees lib minutes east lr.H feet to a station: south 4tl degrees tm minutes west Wi feet to station; south feet to a station: smith degrees east 11. 'I feet to station; south 7 degrees minutes cast 2Htl feet to station; wmth degrees west Y.Vt feet to a stHtlon; south 4 degrees in I miles cast Kin feet to station; south tl degrees 4o minutes ens! tso feet to station; south 0 degrees east feet to station; south 'J) degrees 15 inlnules east feet to a station; south 2 degrees 4." nilnules cast K14 feet to a staiion; south HI degrees 1ft minutes 4Mist L'Ho feet to station: south degrees inlnules east Htil to slallnn; south 4 degrees west Ml feet to sta.ion; South SO degres 17 minutes west tui feet to sintfon: south 1 dree ir. nitnntes west is.i feet to a station; mmth (H) degrees Itn enst ilild feet to a station- soulli degrees mat Kll feet tn station: south degrees east 1.M) feet to station: south degrees lllluutos east Tit feet to a station: south decrees enst irrf feet to stntb.n: south 32 degrees east MO feet to station; north 81t 3.4 degrei'K eai feet to a station on the west side of the C.mnly rond; south 2 degrees enst south 17 1-2 deirrces west 14 r.n iim feot to north oft ,1 I deirrees West 70 20 feet to station: south rs degrees west lift feet (e In thn Anu.a lea viug the boundary of ld a b.

Iierw se known ns de Lnvengn I eklilju, nnd nb.ng 1 be middle of Hlld reek In gulch, and Cu- middle of oods Lagoon Hontherlv to Urn Mv nf Monterey nt a point -It.) feet west of th RKf'TlOX IV. I Tlie itlwinrK' 11,0 .,,1,1 nf I nunlllli'il elee'litrit Icrllnry licrt'lnahitvo ,1,. I I mi hi hy Hitiiln ('run. nre Invito.) i.f I.J "'V' lerr 'V In uT T- 'Vv i Hi. the n-iii'its "fP niiiH.niii,,,,'' I iu.il riU MEMBERS GIVE UP THEIR SEATS SITKKVISOKS COLLINS, KSTY A Nil HALL RESIGN THEIR SEATS.

The old Board of Supervisors met In session Tuesday morning to adjournment. The minutes of all the meetings since the last regular meeting were read and approved. Chairman Collins then stated thai District Attorney Knight had notified him that the board could not perform any other business, and then stated that he wished to address a few words to the old board before himself, Mr. Ball and Mr. Esty resigned their seats.

He then went on to say: "I desire first of all to thank the clerk of this hoard, Harvey Miller, for the very efficient manner in which he has ton-ducted the affairs of his office. IL has been present at every meeting of the board, and his minutes have been kept with accuracy and neatness. And I also wish to thank Distrlot Attorney Knight for the able counsel he has given us, and the readiness with which he appeared to answer any question we might ask. "For all the members of the board I wish to thank them." Mr. Collins then told of the work of the board, of the improvements made In the roads, and the establish ment of the rural delivery, of the re placing of the wooden bridges throughout the county with stone and concrete ones.

Then last of all Mr. Collins told of the way the board had handled the county funds, so that in one more year Ihe county would be free Irom debt. He told of how many people appreciated the work the board had done, but added that there was always a great number of persons who could not be satisfied, no matter how many improvements were made no, how carefully the funds were handled. Then thanking the board for th honor conferred upon him by being chosen chairman, he brought the hammer down and declared the old board adjourned sine die. Supervisors Kinsley, Wyman and Hartman then took their seals.

Supervisor Llnscott was by a unanimous vote elected chairman of the board. E. Alzina was by a unanimous vote appointed janllor. Dr. F.

E. Morgan was appointed county physician. For superintendent of the county hospital S. E. Miller was re-appointed by a unanimous vote.

For game warden, C. A. Reed was re-appolnted. Then the chairman appointed tho following committees: Roads and Bridges, Wyman, Llnscott and Miller; Public Buildings, Miller, Hart-man and Llnscott; Printing, Hart-man, Kinsley and Miller; Hospital, Miller, Linscotit and Hartman: Outside Indigents, Kinsley, Wyman and Hartman; Franchise and Ordinance-Wyman, Kinsley and Hartman: Finance, Hartman, Llnscott and Miller. The rules governing the board were re-ad poted.

Wessendorf Staffler were granted the privilege for burying the indigent dead at $10 75 a burial. A communication from F. A. Hihn In relation to the proposed Summit. Glenwood and Felton road was read and referred to the committee on roads and bridges.

The Granite Rock Co. was granted an extension for sixty days on the Riverside Road contract. It was ordered that the warrant, for $12 issued to Mrs. Ella Lambrox for the support of three half orphan children be cancelled for tho reason that the mother of said minors has re-marrled. A committee composed of Fred Swanton, D.

W. Johnston, George Dabelieh, J. J. C. Leonard, Ed LiUey and M.

Sharp appeared before the board and asked that the road leading from Santa Cruz to the county line be opened to automobiles. I'pon motion It was ordered th.it ordinance No. 189 be amended l.v striking out subdivision of Sec. 1, the same to take effect March 1st, 1905. This will open to automobiles the road leading from Soquel' to tho founty line via Hotel de Redwood.

The remainder of the day was spent In allowing claims. The board then adjourned until this Wednesday. HOLD OPEN' HOI'SK. The Ladies' Auxilary held open house at the Y. M.

C. A. Monday-night, and a crowded house was present shortly after the doors were opened. The following program was rendered: Selection. Pringle's Orchestra; solo, Harry Murray; recltaitlon, Mrs.

(leu. Bias; Instrumental selection, Miss Edith Wood; recitation, Mrs. Geo. Otto. Refreshments were se--ved atter the program.

WONIlKltl'Tt, Is illsvlaveil bv mnnv 111,111 enduring pillis nf accidental Cms. Witiinils. Ilrulsi-s, llill-as, Scahls. Sure feet ur stiff Joints. Ilnl tliere's no need fur it.

Ililt-klen's Arnica Salve will kill tlie pain nnd care trilllhle. It's ttle lies, Slllvp tin enrtll fnr I'lleit 'Jee nt J. (. Tanner's nmt The Miittel Drug Store. PAINT PAINT PAINT TO Be sure grades and before W.

IM IKSTM Towi'U. Mi'tt'licil, for R' Krlniii-il IiI1I'h, niloi-fd Im.hIitm for 50' itfi'iv iMHiif l'Miow riiMn for 12' llrinly lllil'li' I'llloW iH4-i extra nf for 14' Ufiiiiv infl'lf HIit'flM for 65? H. iidy iiiinlf Sliti'tK, I'M in liir'i- fr a 75' I'lllow Tiiliiiitf Tor. 20'' I'lTHlilll Wufft l'K4t -i1. :lu.li for 17'' ItliH HiittN-n I'mlcr-MkfrtH, floiuiii-il tloiililc vnhif for 75'" Hlfick Hnti't'H Tinier-NkhlM, iloiihlf pli'iitril tloiinio.

viiltic f'tr 1 1 liliMk 1 inlt-r Fklrtn, don lilt ttoiiiict'tl, (, (2 vn I in- f'-r 50 HIiM'k I iilr-HklrlM. lit'iivy iloiilile I1oiiih-i-, fj it I ti for ftO Hhn All Silk 1 iiihTsklrts. ilouticf-i) mill vnhif for fl 50 ii; i Moii'm Tan I 'ot ton Mui'kn full 12 'V Mi ll 'kun i.lfvl.- pOI-kH, full thiUhi'il fur 25: MrllK llt'iiw KliiM-i-a HIilriH ninl I Mn with for 5(K Mi ll All vVool iiiiflirltik-ii hie SliirtM uml Inawcru for 1 Moti H.Mvy KlhU'd t'otinu, Itiowii knit for 60' DR. CONGDON GIVEN BANQUET STAU 'III' I XT A IT.l'Z HOSPITAL AVIi TIIKIIt WIVES ARK IMtKNKXT. Iir.

uml Mrs. W. R. Congdon and ihelr sun Willis relumed uMut four ntouih's trip through the Hast, during which lime they vlslie.l all id Hie principal cilies. The duct or went on the trip in order hi rest, and from his appear mice lit: has accomplished his pur pose.

Dimim the Hme lie was away the donlor pursued a Iwo inunlhs' post graduate course at Rush Medlcj Ci hue Chicago. The family Is stopping 'temporarily at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Palmer on Walnut Av. Monday evening al the new Santa ru. hospital tno slaff physicians and their wives tendered it he doctor a cept inn and banquet. The table was spread in the dining roiiui, uml a dinner in course. was served with the turkey occup.v-int a pi'iiiiiltii'iil place on the menu.

Those presi nt were: In- ami Mrs W. It. ('(ingdon. Dr. and Mrs I.

Hush, Ir. and Mrs. J. A. ami Ilr.

and Mrs. .1. W. II. Kisk and Miss sri.l.hY I lu in lip Win hii.Ii H.i...

s.ilvc. No rcinr.l su.li relief. II ilrnw uml lii'iils al' nil limiis uml A sun' cure He Will's Is I lie 1 Siilve. Ili'Wiire tliiliKiTutl. Snlil mill hI'Iii iIIhi'iim's li' lMllll" It' ll 1 1 iiiiii-i i a li.

'I'lllllll'l'. SIX MiiRI', ORPHANS. The folluwinn girls have been re reived Into Ihe Sania Cruz Orphan asviinn during Hie three mouths end lug let. 1st, r.iol Irene mounts iii'int lis months IMOII! Its Houghton, 11 years, Irene Ahearn. 11 years, II Eva Ahearn, (I years, 1 1 I hi Ahearn, 11 years, 1 Sural! Lorenzauo, years 1 I IIHIlllllS Menlon.

1 1 years, lo I llllllltllS. SISTER MARY JOSEPH, Superior OM.It.V'I'l l.A'I'lllNS. II I'lillimi. 1llnii nf Ilic bir li'Mis. News, link wrltti'll a It-tier ef Ihe liiiililirni'lliri'l'S nf tin iiiI'W'IiiIii'h (teliii-ilv lis f.tllnws: if" our tlrst t-tilltl MIS Mll'Jl'i't t'l cI'I'III'V iiiil lie very IllieilSV llliullt I liiil.y II Mi till" "iik'li K' lnt-ilv In IssT.

tlii'lilu; It such I' lhil'li- ivineily ctililw I ci'tiii, we tuiM- lii-li'l' I II Milt I II III the ll'Ulse llnil tlmr. Wf luon live I'lilliln-n mi, I I'iim. L'ii'ii It nil llii'iu tvllli gen.l line I ffiitlire tills I- III. il ll i in 't In iititl or 1. hI.

lis liiillv II. Aii'illi'T Is Mini ll I. li-. I -e. n-, llii-iv Is risk nil ll.u nil tui-lil, I npi'll III'- llt'it-ss lit I'l-Mli'ilv.

I'm- I iv .1. li. 'h i- ninl The MnrtVI lung StiTi-. A NEW' VJ AH I EAST. A New Year dinner party al the llivi-rsiili- lintel A'as hehl Mondav.

The 'able was arranged especlall. fur the Hursts and tlowers and berries weie in numerous vases arnuir! Ihe room. Tlio dinner was served llllll'SI'S. TIio-m' pre, cut were: Mf ami Mrs. II Hallcy, Dr.

and Mis .1 I', Parker, Mr. anil Mrs Oslioin. Mr, and Mrs (ieorge (lit, i. Dr. W.

A. I'liillip-. Ida Jess'in, Misses Josephine Parker. I'lioi-lii- IVitker. Messrs V.

KiMeiilmuse and Ernest otto. i i iil- 'rri t.s; Vuf ii Simla i'i-ii- Itenili-r Kimws 'run 1 Well. I III" Hi. k. I- "In.

Ill II. in li.i- 1- n.ii i -n 1 1 -ii i In nt. i tri-itni-iil n.tl"li: tirlliin Ir. kltllixr Ills. hi.

Iiirt l-ili. will i-iin- nil klilni-i Alit a ''HI'- I t''-llfv tills. si "Hi- nf 's mi rt-tlreil tjnH When II tllllii 'ii Is nt-t'i'in-weli iiilinrv triitllili-. hi- lllny lit-i tlltiirheil kl.hi.-ls. I Knew f.tr six nr lli, I no 1.1'Iii.ms i-ulii-r ti- ,1 i i hill I vvns iiiiii- L- nil Hint II 1 it nil Hint i.f 1 II' -lilt's.

In llnil vtu ultl hrlliif jiiM-iiinlii'tit If I ml I I Mitllltl linve 1 1 1 il nt- liitnli's Klilln-v I tn ttet- Hi I lo- lis wi.rtlliiK tn titkr Hit' trenliiienl. If It lias lint lln- I un snv tills linn It. l.i-.im-lil Inlliill" ri'lh-f lit nil tlt'illt-l-s Ml i-i'lil" Mill, mil Ililirnl.i, N. utile I'lilleil Sillies. I- tlie n-tliie lii.nn nli.1 tnki- ,1 I t.

I lil.nt... Ulllrs Mnl.li I. II i ti 1 1 il ll li I. ion -tin, t. "I I il, -I "lie i.l'.-r ttit-u ninl ii -l lli Init iit Lit i r- II 11 1 1 il i 1 in.

a it ii.l ii II Slum I ii.uu. -iil. III, li 1 it. -I ml I. lirt I rtii'lt t.

it il nl n.l-l let i- I-- I -MIT, K'i-1 I I. 'I i i uml 'Hi. 1.1 I Sinn- Ills M'POIN I III IN lllll; I'XIIi. I Pt-iiiiiliie lit Voiing Wttuinii of Mill. ollMlle llrovviis Herself III tt Ruin lliii'icl, WATSON VILI.E Mis- Annie 'I Etiiks.tii.

a pi oiiiini'Ut voung woman 1 'I I or this tilt. iliiiwtillis; hert unserve ill, lellie tils "I ace nlllUilt led lli In a b.i'1.1 water In the nav Miss Ei ii I. miii a- 1 1 a iiii-ii In Hi I 1 I- ald lo have caiiseil In tile BUILDERS ND USERS to see my various qualities of Paint making your purchase. H. LAMB.

VACII IC AV. and CHl'lKTI HIV SANTA CKUZ. N0TICH TO CREDITORS. in tin-: Hn-iiitniii cm cih-nty of Hnntn cr.ix. unite of Calii.

nia. In the mutter of III line of Pair. -k Mm-i. Notice Is heli-hy given hv th" -I'slgiieil execulor uf Ihe cslnte Inlrhli alorati, tlecenaeil, In I lie nil pr, lllivlug cluliiiN tigiiliist tin- said lnexhll.lt llieiii, with 1 essai'v vuiele ers, vvllhln tour il, nu mil, ufi.r tlr.i piil.llrH,,n this ihe snlil ex- "or al III" plll-e nf hilslness, nu M. m.rlht'iisl euriier of Cooper ninl I rmtt slri-t-U, Ihe Mime lieltnt Hn pla, for Hie transaction i.r the Iiiis.i,.m4 In I lii CHy of Sail, a Crux, Coiinlv of Sniiln Crux.

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