Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 3

SANTA CRUZ DAILY. SENTINEL TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 26 189 retained the key, saying he 0E 1 llol SAM DOLLARS. Tnitertlaj'f T.mpratur.. A. IS a would call at Winkle's house on Sun THE The Improvement Society.

The Santa Crux Improvement met at Hook and Ladder Hall on Schubert Pianos, Opera Pianos, Chicago Organs, Palace Organs. For Sale. Bod Toe Milliner? day, open ttie box and secure the bonds which he would exchange for coin. Perry then drove Winkle to Henry Winkle Tells How He Was Saturday evening, April -WILL HOLD A GRAND the tarm, and as be bade htm a pleas The meeting was called to order by Swiu died. ant "good afternoon," cautioned him rs.

ixiuise urennan, irst ice MAY DAY HAT SALE President, in the absence of the Pres to keep the box securely, and not let any one know what was in it. He also said that he would call ident. Mrs. II. M.

Blackburn. EVERY DAY I HAVE APR ARRANGEMENT to be supplied with freh VetteLablaa direct from the gardens every day. GO TO INKLE'S Par choice. Fralt, nlea Aaparmgnt, Rha-hk'b, new Potatoes, nweet peas sad whatever else the aeaaob affords. EVERY OTHER DAY.

The bent Dairy Batter made li received freib every oilier day. Kggt tttvt frxdtry bouglU an1 ioUL The minutes of last meeting were to talk further with him read and approved. One regard to purchasing a ranch. The thoughts of the ranch hac rounded teaspoonful The Secretary was requested to read a report, which had been published, of the previous work cf the I buy for canti at the Factories and sell on cany installments. At A.

J. Hinds' Music Store, 18 and 20 Soquel Av. 3 The articles of incorporation of fie Peoples Savings Bank were filed Monday in the Recorder's otlice. The canital stock is $100,000, divided into 2,000 shares of f50 each. Of the amount 1,800 lias already been subscribed.

The Directors are A. P. Hotaliug, H. Willey, Win. Rennie, Duncan Mcpherson, Dr.

F. W. BHsb, J. S. Green and A.

I). J'ena. The subscribers are A. P. Hotaling, $10,000 H.

Willey, Wm. Rennie, Dr. F. W. Bliss.

Duncan Mc caned inkle mind, the possession of so much money driving all of Cleveland's thoughts of such a mere thing as the Baking Powder A Cleverly Worked Scheme to Defraud Him It Wee With Lottery Ticket. The manner in which Henry Winkle was swindled nut of a thousand dollars last Thursday by two bunco men iB the talk of the town. His friends could hardly believe it, for they know him as being an economical and Baving farmer, wtio strictly attends to the afhiirs of his ranch and comes to th ia city once a week to sale of a ranch from him. fie placed the box in his room, telling his does more and better work society. ne corresponuing tecre-tary desired to make a correction.

In looking over the minutes of the year 1888 it was found recorded that the Society had accepted the oiler of Grover A Co. of lumber for a staircase from the street in front of their wife that It contained a little money, YESTERDaY, TO-DAY. TO- OPENING MONI1AY. Arrll Kib. uur LARCE STOCK of ELEGANT MILLINERY TO BE Sold at a SACRIFICE.

Trimmed llMi.Sjl, 3, I'o trimmed Hate, From lAetoSl. EVENING TOQUES! Made up ou short notice for and S3. Chiltlrens Hats a Specialty! BleRnnt Wreaihi will be sold for flOo, Hi'Kiilar Ice Lovely Sprays fur ne, lOe, H5o and 50r than a heaping IliidDarpiisEwlcrei iisr LADIES' and CHILDREN'S CLOAKS! In order to close out the balance of our Winter Stock of Garments we have decided to mark them down at such prices as will guarantee their speedy sale. Coats that have been sold at $13.50 will be sold at $7.50. He did not Bleep for two nights, teaspooulul the weight ot so much responsibility AND ALL THE TIME, Yon can nave money hy purchasing Vej and the fear that burglars might hear of any other.

otlice to upper Pacific avenue, and eiaDies, vruu suu uroceriea at ot bis suddenly acquired wealth and that the Society would attend to the pherson, J. S. Green, A large saving on a wrest it trom him kept him awake. 175 and 177 Pacific Avenue, A. D.

Puna. $7,500: A. A. Morey building, vt ithout pursuing the mat Every Bound that ruttled through the year's bakings. ter further it was reported that the G.

Bowman, C. H. Bernheim, A. C. Snyder, C.

D. HINKLE trees that dot bis ranch, every noise made by passing vehicles in the night only tended to keep Society built ttie steps, llns was an error. The stops were built by the Pacific Avenue Street Railway 1. U. Clark, 1,000.

mm wider awake. As lie lay Company, whose Superintendent is SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. mm pop1 A pure cream of tartar powder. h. S.

West. Ihe correction was n- awake the only object he saw was the which seemed to be E. BOWMAN, corded on the minutes, and the thanks of the Society voted to the company Wash Marion arrived yesterday. Call early and secure the Finfst Baku a ins ever ottered In MILLINERY, BURNHAM. 166 rarilie for.

Walnut Av. tf Used in tiie U. S. Army and bf Colonel W. H.

Aiken is down from and Mr. est lor their generous ac tion. learners ot Cookery, The committee on the road to the Cleveland's is the standard, it never Highland. ti. V.

Sill was over from Watson-villa Monday. purchase bis supplies or dispose of his butter, eggs aud poultry. He was the last man above all others who was thought could be so easily swindled. Generally when he has business transactions he consults his friends, and when they learned of his loss through the Sentinel they were astonished. Some read the article over several times before they could really believe it, but the facts were before them.

Winkle'a money was gone, and they had nothing else to do but to sympathize with the farmer and oiler him advice. The article attracted more attention than the usual accounts wherein law-breakers figure, for Santa Cruz Co. has been carefully avoided by swindlers, for most of the residents are known as intelligent people who would not be likely to have swindlers operate on them. To have an old game so successfully worked so near Santa Cruz was what made the mat' ter such an object of conversation. On Sunday afternoon Skntinkl rep- I Big Trees reported progress and asked a sort of loadstone that riveted biB gaze.

It was not until he received a letter from tho sharper on Friday evening that his suspicions were aroused. His family was not let into the secret of his newly acquired wealth, hence when he gave his daughter the letter to read the secret was out. The morning could not dawn to early to varies, it dues the most work, the Lest for further time, which was granted. The elect lou of four additional vice J. T.

Brooks left Monday on a visit presidents was postponed until next to Yosemite. meeting. Mrs. J. R.

Jarboe left Monday for The following ladies were appoint the metropolis. ed chairmen of the various districts, suit him, ior he was out bright and early Saturday morning. He wab at the jail building before the Sheriff's A. V. Hotaling returned Monday to and the secretary requested to SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS and be convinced that we have the Biggest Bargains as well as tthe Best Stock of Cloaks in Santa Cruz at The Recada Buckley Holt, CARRIAGES San ranosco.

notify them: Beach Hill. Mrs. W. J. McCollnm returned Monday fcd Martin; Lag una, Mrs.

B. Younger; Bee Hive, Mrs. J. W. api DA 4m rrom San tranctsco.

Mrs. W. M. Gardner ia spending week in Watsonville. otlice was open, and never did a man more anxiously wait for pdierilF Jennings.

When the Sheriff opened the box the lead instead of money was exposed to view. The farmer realized that he was onlv another in Linscott; Central, Mrs. Duncan Mcpherson No. 5. Mrs.

C. D. Holbrook Escalona, Mrs. D. T.

Wilkin: Mission H. (J. Howell arrived from Pan MRS. W. S.

WEBB, Hill, Mrs. E. C. Boston: No. 8.

Mrs. trancieco last evening. resentatives drove to Mr. Winkle's residence on the Soquel road for C. A.

Fitch, Jr. Linda Vista, Mrs. K. Thompson; Potrero, Mra. H.

F. Miss Yetta Lenzen, of San Jose, is Un the corner ol Taciflc and Wr PACIFIC AV. HIHN'S NEW BLOCK, at the Pacific Ocean House. the purpose 01 obtaining trom nun the facts of the case. Wiien he told the Btory to Sheriff Jennings Satur HO.

97 WALNUT V. A Htlteh in Time Haves Nine." Mending of Ml Kinds! Kron; a. Miss flora Bradley; SunuyBide, Mrs. C. D.

Folsom: Bran- Kmil John, the architect, was down nut avenues; is the best furnished College room in the State. The moBt popular School on the Coast. Pupils from Ban FranciHco Monday. ci forte, Mrs. J.

Bernheim; Holy Cross, Mrs. Dr. Sargent. day he waB bo excited ttiat be omitted i number of important details, on Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Bryan, of San can enter at any time. Ladies ad A committee consisting of Mes FranciBco, were here Sunday. mitted to all tne departments of tne Dnnfnn Unnf nni Clmn vlnnn which light was necessary to be thrown, so as to make it complete, dames Jeter.

Bernheim and Wilkin College. No classes individual in Colonel Benvaurd. U. S. was at was appointed to look un the vicinity work and is perfectly wholesome, Han Francisco I'ruduce Market.

VGaa -iii iforn la, per 18 ftft 21 KuMcrii, pur Uoz ItlVl 17 ltoon(rt ymum, per doxf 9 rafll ul.l, pt-rtlcw 5i a 7 (W I1iir, per iioz ti (pO 7 (HI Hr itl'Ts. 11s per nIzm, 5 U) UU BUTTKK Choice dairy, prrlb I 18 Kulr to uud, Ifljy-a 17 KttKicnii (if CllKrNK 3h'M-H California, per Ilif f9 Ml 11 Eastern, per lb 18 Of 14 SENTINEL JOTTINGS. Ice Cream Boda at Grant's. Minneapolis Furniture Company. File your billa aainBt the city this week.

Wesaendorf AKtaffler, Undertakers, Jonas Bros, sell the best shoes In town. Jesse Copo is prepared to turn out Suits to Order on short notion. Andrcaa Ilartvitfflen was naturalized Monday in the Superior Court. Latent Spring Clothing to ba found at Jonas Finest Home-made liread, IMob and Cakes at the 1'ioneer Itakery. Chesnutwood's Business College, dee ail.

Write for College Journal. About fti.iKH) was paid into Tax Collector JenniiiKs' oliice fur taxes Monday. Finest Riirs at the Sea Heach Stables. wanton tV Faikoiiievk, For Bargains ao to the Boor Man's structions given. The pupil can there the Sea Beach Hotel Sunday.

ROOT SHAKER, Artistic Painters and Decorators! and show from the first to ttie last chapter how the game was played. seats already placed by the Society, Mrs. Jas. Phelan and Miss Mollie Mr. Winkle was tound in ms Darn by advance as rapidly as nts ability will permit, and he will not be kept back by others of leBB talent and ap Phelan will return from Honolulu to report upon their condition, that they might be put in perfect order.

seated on a barrel. With him were dividual to be added to the long list oi the victims of swindlers and sharpers. As the farmer related the story tears would well his eyes. He said that his family blame kirn for being victimized that last year tiie ranch did not realize much, and besides he was $000 in debt; that it would take a long time for bim to pay off the note of $1,000. While the transaction was in progress near Arana Gulch Pat Moran and Mr.

Nash, of Soquel, passed, but they were not let into the affair. If they had Winkle might not have been swindled. Winkle ia worth about $30,000. He came to California in 1850, settling in Trinity Co. He came to Santa Cruz Co.

many years ago, bringing with him $0,000. By hard work and careful saving he is now ranked among the prosperous farmers of the county. Sign ft Scenic Painting a Specially next week. it was reported that City Clerk O. Lincoln had offered to the Society plication.

All graduates will become thorough accountants aud elegant FirNewGoods! NewGoods! Judge and Mrs. Albion Tourgee some friends and neighbors who had called to hear the farmer give an account of his experience himself. He penmen, and only such will receive and daughter left on Sunday for San Francisco. Carriage and llmse fainting Of All Front Opposite City Hall. the free use of the City Hall at any time when it would not conflict with the convenience of the City Council.

is a man seventy years oi age, oi targe our College Diploma. We are deter John Gri flitti, known as Bootsv. re mined that no one snail bold our The offer was gratefully accepted. turned last evening from a week's visit to friends in Berkeley. it was aeeideu to hold two per month, one on Wednesday diploma unless thoroughly qualified.

Only an ordinary common school education is required to enter the Business Course. Pupils found deficient figure, and grey hair and beard, and apparently in feeble condition. He did not desire to Bay anything at tint, as he had been advised to keen the matter a Becret, but when he was shown the Sentinel containing a full account be was convinced the a Hair B. McKee has joined the Wilber Wo have received full line of Life' Kid Boots and Oxfords Styles Good Quality, Low Prices. A FULL LINK OF 3 Co.

Mrs. McKee will remain here afternoon and one on Wednesday evening. The next one will occur on in mathematics will receive special at until the return of the company in a few weeks. ednesday evening, May 4th, at the tention in that branch. Terms, for six months Business Course, $42, HAMILTON FAY, and Cjemicalg FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, IftVtHes, apoNoei, perfUmmV, ito.

Prescription, Carefully ComttxinM was before the public. By close questioning the facts of the Bwindle were W. N. Hart is now in partnership VMitKie, although he has been here since the days when men were reckless with J. H.

Love in the theatrical obtained, and they vary slightly from nd gambling was among the popular GENTS' BOOTS AND SHOES A Preparatory and Shortband Departmett City Hall. The correspond ing secretary asked leave to present the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted Whkpsas, Since this Society ceased to hold its regular meetings it baa business in San Francisco. He left for New York last week. Mrs. Morgan and Mr.

and Mrs. amusements, always escaped the al-1 ireinents of the gaming table. Occasionally be playB a sociable game of cards, but hardly knowa one card Wltb pan lata aud Frnia, Have been added. Gallighan, of Watsonville, who have i been visiting Miss Jennie Corcoran Write ior the College Journal, Buffered the loss of one of its most efficient officers, in the death of East Santa Cruz Market, Cor. Branciforto Soquel ia 2jyisses' and Children's Shoes I trS: til It li1 and Mrs.

Mangels, near Santa Maria del Alar, returned to their home Sat Friend, cur. l'acilic Av. A Lincoln Ht.tJ Jonas Bros, guarantee to give you Mrs. Henry Willey, its Record GOOD ROOM AND BOARD J. Bo urea A Williams, urday.

ing Secretary, and Constantly ok Hand. 1 the oest deal in ineCIutuing. vmm few Obtained 1m Prlvai Fan Chan. W. Ifendel, of Sierra county.

Wurkkas, This Society feels that TP, I) Kstey I'iano at A.J. Proprietors. Best of KREHH and SALT HEATS Satr We tioltcli the patronage of (he peo 61 of Bust Hanta Crus and Tlclnliy leal delivered free. aplSti is in town visiting the family of J. Bernheim.

Mr. Hendel is an old Kent MFati M. SOSSMAN. in renewing its labors it will sadly miss her energy, her good judgment, her intelligent counsel and ber public Hindu Music More, 18 and 20 Soquel Av.t (Ilea lor per Jloutb. fjV Visitors are always welcome.

For further particulars address the Government mining surveyor, is an experienced miner himself, and is in trom the other. How was the money taken out of the box? That admits of only two theories. One is that either the box was changed or the money taken out by some sleight-of-hand work before the lid was closed. This could be done while Winkle was engaged in conversation. Some of his friends advance the theory of hypnotism, but that is hardly north discussing, for on the face of the transaction it is a case of out-and-out trickery.

Winkle says that he has added to his experience, and a man is never too old to learn. His experience was spirit, therefore Opposite the New Hotaling Block terested a number of mines. Mr. Jietolved, that the Santa Cruz Im Principal, J. A.

Cukhnutwooo. HOWARD FOSTER, Bernheim has not seen Mr. Hendel box 43 Hanta urur. cal. since 1844, and was much Biirprised and pleased to have bis old friend DEALKH IN REMOVAL drop in on him.

provement Society will ever hold in memory her brilliant and womanly qualities and her great personal charm that its members whose privilege it was to work with her will cherish an affectionate remembrance of her in all coming labors for Santa CURTIS WILLIAMS, The Palace Millinery Bai a.ready received a fine line of Sew Spring Goods Latest Styles MRS. DBQENER Invite, the ladle, of the elty nl oonnty oa 11 ant lu.iu. mrltf if Mrs. K. A.

Adams, Magnetic Healer, 174 '-a Bac. uuxt Business College. Harness, Saddles, Whipa, Robes, at John Werner's BioneerilaruessHtore. Straw Hats from 10c tip to in great variety to be found at Jonas The San Jose Sunday Schools will have an excursion to this city next baturday. Floor Oil Cloth at 25c.

a yard at A. (Yorker's, cor. i'acitic Av. and Mission St. to Loan, In mi tin to suit, 011 Kill mIbj inorlKK security.

A ily to ftl.k l'UEWH St C11.il; K. BLACKSMITHS AND WAGON MAK1 era, Water street, west eud of appei bridge. expensive, and he now only hopes that the swindlers may be caught. Cruz. ATHOMPPON HAS RKMOVED HIS Hoot and Hhoe Shop to ri7t PACIFIC AVKNUK.ffa opp.

Hlhn'a new building, where he will bi' pi caned to meet all of bis old cus-oBaere apllm Resolved, That while we shall never All kinds of Blacksmith I nr done on Ihe district Attorney says that the 1 short notice and at reasonable rates. be able to fill her vacant place, we EXHIBITION OF MAY DAY SATS I AT Miss Kate Handler's! Hay, Grain, Feed, Seeds, PRDVISIONS.ETC. ALL KINM OF COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT and SOLD. win, as a society, strive to emulate swindlers are guilty of grand larceny, the punishment being from one to fifteen years in the penitentiary if laugiit. lie nuttier says: it tne her in good work for the beautiful city she loved so well, making such labors our most fitting memorial of her life with us.

scoundrels are not caught they can go to the World's Fair. Retained, That these resolutions be on luesday 1'erry was at atson- left in my (Jar- left in I 1) I 1 Only 1 OK l'l ''rk 1U LUL) misH thiH Tract. Ion't spread upon the minutes of the Society, and that a copy lie presented to ville when Geo. W. Sill showed him ranches which cou'd be purchased.

Onlv cha lienry Willey. Alice s. Di ni.ap. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27TH Ihfn Halt and Ficnic llati 66 Pao. Cor.

Locust ftt. the account given in Sunday a Skntinkl. He said that on Wednesday morning a man calling him sell George Perry called at the ranch, Baying that he wanted, to purchase a ranch for his sister and her two children, who reside in Sacramento. Mr. Winkle replied that tie did not care to sell his ranch, as it produced a comfortable living for himself and family.

Perry was told by the farmer that Beetzel's place on Soquel creek was for sale. It contained 100 acreB, and Mr. Winkle thought it would suit. Perry went away, ostensibly going in the direction of the place referred to. On Thursday afternoon Perry drove up to Winkle's ranch in a buggy obtained at the Eagle Stable on Front St.

He said to the former that he did not think the Beetzel ranch would suit his Bister, but that the Winkle place would. He then asked Winkle if he would not get into the buggy and show him the boundaries of ttie Tarle.ton ranch in Doyle Gulch which he heard was for sale. Winkie eaid it would not be any trouble to accommodate the visitor, and got into the buggy. They drove olf up Doyle Gulch. In the meantime Perry had been taken into the good graces of the innocent granger by telling him that he wnn a rtiemher of the Masonic order, to which Winkle also belongs.

It was by this that he gained Winkle's confidence. After they had ridden a quarter of a mile a man sprang up suddenly from somewhere. "Hello, where did you come from said Winkle in astonishment. Perry also pretended to be surprised. The man, who carried a tin box under his arm, replied that he had been up the gulch selling lottery tickets; that the company he represented had plenty of money iu a San Francisco bank and would promply pay any amount drawn.

Perry suggested that he and. Winkle try their luck. The latter objected, saying that he never had anything to do with lotteries and gambling, and besides he did not have any money with which to purchase lottery tickets. "That's all right," said Perry, "I'll buy the ticket fur you; but let's see how its done." The lottery dealer explained that tho tickets were only one dollar each, and then Bhowed how the raw ing was made. Winkle does not remember if three or tlve tickets were used, but, anyway the dealer held the tickets in his hand.

With the exception of one ticket all were blanks. On that Kecording. Mecretary. I. H.

Raymond, Cor. Secretary, $10 down, balance fT) pur month. A. J. I Inula, owner, 18 and 20 Soqiud Av.

a 102 Pacific Avenue, Ojp. Soquel Santa Crni. lie Bant that a brother in New i ork wanted to buy a ranch when he bad disposed of some property in that State. In Hollister Perry was shown around bv Thoa. McMahon, a real estate agent.

Speaking of bargains vou have our THE KOSE KA1K. Fay's Patent Preparations for the Opening This solemn affirmation that nothing like Ely's Cream Palm Is especial ly adapted iu ft remedy for cHtarrh which Is ngifia-vitLd hy Hlkaline dust and dry winds. W. A. liover.

Druggist, Denver, Superior Court. the prices we are now ottering on our Furniture and Carpets have ever been Kveniujr--Tite matron! ana The Rose Fair will open this even known In Santa Cruz Co. At A. Crocker 'b, cor. Pacific Av.

and Mis sion St. ing. 1 here will be a grand march, vocal and instrumental music. A surprise is also in store. The Pavilion never presented a prettier Durable, Cheap, easy to apply.

Nails, Fixtures aud Faint Furnished; complete. Also i i i i Below are the matrons and misses who will be in the booths Pop Corn and Phonograph Mef- Filed at tne Recorder's Office, Reported for the Daily Smmm. by H. S. MAKINNEY A SON, dames J.

F. Parker, C. H. Coolidge, New Gonda At H. CJ.

Hollingbery's, Merchant Tailor, Deposits Walnut Av. Mission between St. Lawrence St and the Cppur ready to be macadaiui.ed. Negligee Shirts for men aud boys, inn 20c up to $1.50, in great variety at Jonas re teams wanted to haul petroleum. For particulars inquire of L.

A. Daniels. No fancy prices are asked for Styling Clothes or Boots and Shoes at Jonas Tiie new observation cars of the electric railway will arrive to-day from ban Francisco. HrusselB Carpet, sewed, lined and laid by A. Crocker, cor.

I'acitic Av. and Mission St. Be sure you nrn right and then go abend to us Bros, for one of their $0 Hummer Suits. Bowman is dealing stronger than ever in t'arriaKes, at his new repository, 258 l'acilic Av. 4 J.

W. Morgan's residence near the Soquel road has been painted and presents an improved appearance. Boys' Suits that are made up for style as well a good wear, to be found at Jonas Uros. W. Burt, May Moses, Misses Belle Ull SPRING STOCK OF Britt, Lily Hutae, Ida Bonney, Edith Bartlett, Nora Brannan Masters of Recordt, Notary JPublie and MONDAY.

Bay View ve. Linscott Continued to May 18th. Rinea vs. Younylove Set for May 24th. Younglove vs.

McFhetera Set for May 23d. L. A. Daniels vs. Amanda Monk et al.

Judgment for plaintiff for foreclosure of mortgage; costs amount to $24. In re M. V. B. Wolfe, insane F.

O. Hihn appointed guardian; bond of $1,0.10 tiled, with J. L. Dutton and T. 11.

Wolfe as sureties. Lusk vs. Puglisevich CoBts amount to $253.10. H. S.

Fletcher et vs. J. Linscott et al. Demurrer. In re estate of Nicolai Final ac Clyde Hawthorne, Harry Harris.

Citrus Mew lames J. li. Harris. J. CbftMVanoeri.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, John Armstrong and wire to Caroline olton Marllu Ktve feet off ot Lot 6. lu Liehbrandt, May C. Moore, Bessie Loom is; Misses Kva Leonard. Lulu Cbeap Roofing, Deadening Felts, SHEATHING I Manilla for inaidft finieh oi Houses inotead oi Plaster. Portable Paper Houses FOR CAMPERSI Send tor Kainplea and Catalogue.

PACIFIC ROiTPAPER CO, Block 22, Han a Orne, to. and Alice Sutphen, Mollie White- John K. A rtn stron to Ellen M. Oolton burst. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas Is now open and on sale.

The entire line was made to our order by one of the feet off the south end of Lot 8, Block 25, Han a Cruz, Candy Mesdames II. Felker, E. v. Merrill to Harriet A. Mew thv- Brown; Misses Anna Grover, May Land on the north side of ttie county mud leH'llntc to Houuel aud went of Arana Palmer, Millett, Miller.

Ginv Mesdames F.f J. McCann, Gulch, John werner to J. F. Hlmoson Six and Thornton Chase, Wm. T.

Jeter, ucKei were ine ngures 11 me i one-half inches off the westerly aide of leading New York manufacturers, which enables us to give better values and to sell Misses Orley Wakelee, Lucy McCann. Strawberry Mesdames J. H. a at much lower prices than if purchased iu the regular way of a wholesale merchant. 30 and 32 First gan, K.

Bowman, Chas. Lincoln, II. mid un iHTi uptKii uy lion mau Bantu Oruz, M. Ailelakle Wood, formerly Uetcbetl and husband, to C. AuKimlt Cross Lots II and 12, In Block ti, Cliff Hoad i'la-teau, ttanta Crui, ulft- count set for hearing ou May 0th.

In re Lucy Wallace, a minor-Order continuing sales of real estate. Santa Cruz Lumber Co. vs. Wm. Baptist et al.

Appeal from the Justice Court. F. W. Moore vs. S.

Drennanetal. Stipulation to dismiss all cases wherein S. Drenuau or Louisa Drcnuau, administratrix, is defendant. You are iuvitea to examine them and to compare values with elsewhere. CAL.

BAN FKANCI8CO, -ain dw 3m first-class, prompt Fire sS ying ign home and for- MISCELLANEOrS. John Werner with J. F. 8'mpson AKrjem'ui for part of wall on division Hue extendlnr from Pacliiu Av. to Front li.

George; Misses Georgie Skinner, Minnie Cojie, Muriel Drullard, lionise Bamhart, Josie Tureott, Irma Scott, Fdith P.xiey, Kthelbert Moray, Dora Drennsn. Mabelle Cbace, Carrie Wethein, Carrie Bias, Anita Gonzales, Anna Lmscott. Ice Cream No. 2 Mesdames J. O.

ins. at low would cash it then and there by giving the amount named. There were three draws. The second draw Perry drew the lucky ticket, whereat the dealer said be was entitled to a thousand dollars. Perry was apparently elated at his luck, and insisted that Winkle should tempt fortune.

The latter objected until finally Perry threw down a dollar with the remark that he would buy a ticket for Winkle. The farmer is in doubt as to whether he or Ferry drew the ticket, but it was tho one which the sharper remarked entitled him Hanta We are agents tor th Detachable Sun Umbrella Covers! Hotel An iv die. J. L. initio.

i nie bond as notary, with A. C. and illhn an nuretlea. MORTGAGES. Cooney, Geo.

Stattler, W. W. nson Misses Agnes Cooney, Josie Cooney, Myrtle Kooney, Maude Kellogg, Zora Adams, Knreka Adams, Ida Folsom, Kittio Allen, lora New-hall, Ituby Costello, Lizzie Monseau, OTTO I3AUR. 48-PACIFIO AVENUE 48 Wholeul. and ratal! dealer In BAYaNUET WEST DOMESTIC CIGAfc Agent for Beldenberg's Figaro and Geo.

P. Lies' Grand He public Carries a Iu 1 Hoe of Flag ManafactuT Tobaccos. Buttff Smokers' Artie I ateerscbao Pipes, Walking Canes and FlayinsCa tls, IBID tf Mtu, Moon aud Tide Table. PACIFIC OCR AN HOUBK. A Bon ran and wife, II A Honyann, HnH'inun, lporl, III; Geo HI Austin llldwell, Hm-lford, Conn; Aiken, Highland; Dtwin, New York; .1 liKiigc, wtfi' am) sou, Mrs Wlohell and family, ('IiIcho; Miss Adela l.iiufe, Alt iiii'iIh: Inn Yetta Josh louls to a thousand dollars, t'erry con And will re-cover all eignt-ribbed frames while you wait gratulated inkle on his luck, which the latter honestly believe I had found II t'olicn, Inane hach.

New York; Stanley est rates. Call and get rates tie tore insuring. Over 20 years in the insurance busiuexH in Santa Cruz. A.J. Jlinds, Ins.

18 and 20 Soquel Av. Two little Indian girls in need of a home secured one temporarily Monday, but we hope it wilt be permanent. (irand Concert nt Tabernacle, May 12th and Ltth. 5 The Hose Fair Committee want flowers by the millions this morning. Bring them in early.

1 The cheapen! and largest variety of Baby Buggies at A. Crocker's, cor, i'acitic Av. and Mission St. The will of William S. liowne.

the ship chandler who died on Hie 7th was tiled for probate in San Francisco Monday. He left an estate valued at He. bequeathed all his property to his widow, Margaret W. Look at the ad. of J.

Constine, You him at last. 1 tie lottery dealer opened the tin box, and in it he said was two thousand dollar in greenbacks ami bonds, vhich Winkle and Perry were L'rffettmUlLr(etynailHin fcxj Sets I'onliin, 11 Howell, linn iieii, wasii Marlon, Jotm Tliorn, Hhii Frauilsoo. SKA HKAt-II Mctiermolt, Mrs Mnrdoek, Wlllte Murd'M'k, John (icome and wife, Miis (tout, MIh Warner, Warner, I. I iixli son. Nan t-'ranH-'oo; Mm John-hoii.

Miss MrlifllHii. II 25 6M entitled to, providing they would show 1 MYDER. as 5: it) 18 11:26 4:10 Wriuht. Miss Kiisimiui, Miss Smllh, VIGOR OF MEN Easily, Qulcklr. Permanently Restored.

WtakiMt, Nrrvoatnru. Debility, mid the train uf erlla from eiirl ermri or later er Jose; It atiH wife. Jns Mlteie ttll mid wife, New York; Mlsst Ketolitdl riiictniiittl: Ihtndy. Kxainlner: tied their good taitli by placing a like amount in the box. Perry said that he would drive to Santa Cruz and get his money, and advised Winkle to do likewise.

Winkle remarked that he did not have that much money in his possession, but thought he could et it at the bank by giving his note. The horse and buggy were turned around and headed lor this city, the HiiuNhoii. Hntt.ilo: Jinnies and ceastu, tbe result of orerwork, Bkcknem, worry, eta. Full atreniftb, deTflopment, and tone rItoq wife, HHerhlll; (1 Cullla, Florence, iiai; iienry moos anu wire, Kirawoou. GO TO JERICHO to ever? oruKn ana portion ui trie dixit, oitnpie, natural methods.

Immediate Improvement seen. Fall or Impoulble. (AW reference. Book, eipiaa Ibtlimi and proof mailed taealed Tree. Address IRII MDIOAL CO BUFFALO.

M. can save 25 per cent by buying your groceries and provisions ol Joe. A choice piece of Santa Crux city AND OFFICE AT SAN FRANCISCO, Aorll lltb. ItWi Notlre Is heie- F.lsa Kussell, Maude Jenkins, Delia Hornlein, Carrie Waterman, Annie Wells, Gussie Lindsay, Agnes Boston, Gertie Collins. Ice Cream No.

I Mesdames J. Morrow, W. P. Young, Hepp, H. Antrim, Olive; Misses Cynthia Palmer, Jennie Stein, Bessie Morrow, Floral Mesdames Thos.

Thompson, Kate Huhhard, M. Iek, J. II. Maugels; Misses Kate Griffith, Jennie Corcoran, Nellie Thornton, Alice Kinsley, Sarah Lock hart, Annie Dorsey and Mollie Thompson. Studio Mesdames Mary Kendall, F.mily Gray, Emma Brooks; Misses Lily Thurber, Minnie Otto, Lucy Avery, Kmma Meade.

The other committees) are: Decorating Mesdames I. Smith, Dr. P. B. Fagen, G.

Bowman, J. H. l.o-gan, Geo. Stalller, Dr. T.

W. Drullard, W. Swanton, T. V. Mathews, F.

W. Kly, J. B. Knapp, Clarence Fagen. Dining-Rooin Mesdames M.

leon-ard, Susan Brown, Jos. Harveston, N. H. Moses, C. L.

Hamlin, H. Wanzer. By great good luck Madame Xeritz-ka, the Gipsy Queen anil famous Kusaian palmist, with all her Romany tribe, are again near Santa Cruz, and have kindly ottered their services to the I' luted Charities at the Hose Fair, where they will read your fate. Prince Xolinga, with other Gipsy men and maidens, will lead the grand march each evening. One hundred members of the C.

L. properly in exchange lor a nice French Taimy Wafers, These wafers are for the relief and cure of pnlnful and trrcRiiIar mi'iinea, und will iiK've nil oliNtrueitonH, uo matter whal the online, hiuI nie Hiiro and oafe every time. Mtt dm fuel ii red hy Kmcrwin ltrun 'n Han Jote, Cal. and fur sale hy J. ti.

Tanner and the Model Urug Htore, sole 4'enU for Banta Urua, m6 iy by given that tbe following-mimed nettle. Ins filed notice of his inteutlou tomake Hnal nmof In sunrort of hie claim, and ranch, by A. II. Firm, If von want to get your money's A. PERKIER, AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT OS" WINES AND LIQUORS AVIIOLESAIxE A1STT3 RETAIL! 108 O'FARREIX SAN FRANCISCO.

TELEPHONE I0. 6,4.36. Rneolat Anent for Messrs. Berk, Phyrr A dealer In California Wlnea and Brand leu, who obtained Ihe holiest Diploma and Medal at th World's Fair beld Furl. ranee.

sr Ooodi ililDoed to all part ot tb -tate. fbl Cm Or anywhere elee you pleaee; hunt over the ruins of Pompeii explore the Yellowatone I'ark or the Yost1 nine Valley; wander through the Itig Trees; marvel at Niagara; mingle at Saratoga; take a ride on the Klertric Railway; enthuseover pretty Vuede l'Kau: go where you will, worth buy a harness of J. II. Archi that naid proof will be made before Ihe C'ouDty Clerk of Hanta Crui County at the County Heal, on Saturday, June 4th, 184, Jotn ft. Caulon.H.

K. 673 for the Lot 7, Her. 12. Tp. 10 R.

M. M. He bald Son, No. ti Locust St. 1 Plans have been drawn by Kmil Children Cry for PITCHER'S John, a San Francisco architect, for a names tne toiiowinn wuutrnam to finjw bis continuous resltlente upon and cultl vartonorsttMl rewr rwrron, BVrnbard Maban, Frits Qultitorf, of Bonn? boon, and Chart Cratcblll, of three-story tidel to Ik erected hy Hagemaun on his lot on Pacific opposite Kim St.

Pile driving will be commenced to-dav and the build THEN COME TO US Santa Crux. Any person who Uea'res to protetit atc.l&et the allowance of mob. At the recent session of the Grand Lodge, A. O. U.

in San Francisco, tho liquor question was discussed, and it was decided by unanimous vote that no saloon keeper or bar-tender should be allowed membership in the order. It was also decided that any present member engaging in the liquor business in any umnner, should forftit his membership. Saliuai Index. ing is to he completed bv August 1st. proof, or woo innwi oi any auumauiw reason, under tbe law and tiie regulations lottery dealer saying he would meet them on the road.

They drove to the corner of Pacific and Soquel A where Winkle alighted, and Perry drove up Lincoln St. Winkle went to the City Bank to obtain the money on his note with F. D. Bennett as endorser. Cashier Haslara suggested that he take a certificate of deposit.

Winkle said he wanted the gold coin, as he needed it for a little speculation which had to be attended to immediately. He was then given the money. When he reached Av. Perry was in waiting. Winkle got into the buggy and the horse was driven rapidly along the Soquel road, so that the lottery dealer would not have to be kept waiting too long.

On the way Winkle, feeling wealthy at the prospect of obtaining so much money so easily, suggested that he and Perry procure liquid refreshments, but Perry objected, saying that they must make haste to get back or the man with the lottery ticketB would be gone. When they reached Arana Hill the dealer with his tin box was found waiting for them. of the Interior Department, why inch It will contain forty-tivtt rooms. The dimensions will be 5.1x100 feet. The height of the rooms on the first floor will be fourteen feet in the clear and prooiiDouia not oe aimwi, win Kiru an opportunity at tbe abovf mentioned time and place to crow-examine the wlj neMeofsald claimaut.

anil to offtT evl dent-e In rebuttal of that submitted by on the other tloors eleven feet. The cost is estimated at Koehn A claimant. JOHN F. oHEKHAN, Rawel will be the lessees. A bountiful woman must he healtliv apl.1 Whisht.

And be surprised at some LACE CURTAINS, We are selling for $5 per pairj'worth They are real wonders. Everything we offer you are orkat values FRANK W. ELY, Furniture Carpets and Wall Papers. A. H.

from various parts ot the State DOWN GO THE PRICES FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY 1 WUhlng to re luw oar stock In order to pat In a large snd fall tine of NewGoods of ail kliids, we will from this date oommenoe to cut down prlocs to figures way below cost on all 0 GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIOU0RS Ana some of the Finest and Oldest Brandies in Hanta Cms. This eat Is also mads necessary, owing to an addition to uur Arm and a change In ths geutu-al slock of goods. CBISTOPANLNI CO. For the best Brands and Grades of Groceries, Wilms and Liquors at the 1 1 to remain healthy ami beautiful nhe Hhotild Hk' Dr. .1.

II. fttel.eim'fl (Milnii Corillnl nnd lllood Purifier. It hn- part lone and lluiti to the klu, Ntrenelh, are expected to be present at the Ucalth anil Sleep without Morpbiuo. air next nuay. BE A for all aire, from the babe to the aged, of either Hex.

Republican Delegates. APOLLO WAS A PERFECT MAN PlIflCT II fORM I MATCHLESS II WAX1 aaitoaa The delegates elected to the Republican Stato Convention from Santa Ui ihikk tor ill. art that puoj ho ft MILS uui Another attempt to poison Daniel Shaw, the retaluma bridegroom, has been made. Saturday he was taken violently ill with symptoms of strychnine poisoning. lie will recover.

Ivarr Haa can STlOIia a Viaorona ta all riitMti irus are, chosen Monday: Watnou-Vllle, O. II. Willnrmhhv It A lu. IY0UNQ MEN OR OLD it- V. I taffanu h-OB SSRVODB DE.

SILITT. Loit or ralllai Haa The box was opened, Winkle holding it iu his lap. He placed hie thousand dollars iu coin iu the Ihx, while Perry apparently put in $500 in greenbacks and the balance in coin, which Winkle thought was silver, bs it was in a sack and felt Furniture, Carpets and Household Goods most reasonable prices, you must go to J. Bkksiikim A Co. Henry Kustemeyer, the tailor, has just received new Spring and Summer Goixls.

If you want a nicely made and well fitting suit, call on him at Wo. 00 Pacific Av. Business goes with a whirlwind, and so does our prices. Horn are a few Window Shades each; Curtain Pules -irn'. each, at A.

Crocker's, cor. l'acilic Av. and Mission St. Mcs-trs. I matin Lans.weert will close their present place of business Tuesday, A PK1 20th, and will op mi at their new quarters, the Santa Cruz.

L'Mivrc, No. Cooper opp. be Court, 1 louse, Thursday night, Al'UIL2sth. They invite all their old frieu.ls to call and see them, J.H. ARCHIBALD SON Wind to Inform the nubile that their HI KI Sli OUK of borne; Corralibm, W.

Wilson; So quel, W. U. Porter; Santa Crui, J. T. Sullivan, U.

Chace, P. R. Hinds, R. riiompsou; Felton and Boulder, W. If.

Talbot. 1 DTlopnaa PERSON A LW Ealtt ESS caa Im FOR SALE. ONE PUMP ON IMM) CART, ON LADY'S SIHK 8AIWI.E, ONE HEAVY 11ARNKSS. Fred MlTurrson. A disordered condition of Ihent'imaeh or miliaria tu the KTsh-ni will produce nick hendaehe.

Veil can remove thin raatarad to PERFECT HEALTH aa tha N0BLS VITALITY Of BTEOSfl Harness, Whips, Brushes, MEH, tha rrlda Powar of Hatloaa. AT- heavy. The box was now closed, i.une Liver aud Kidney pel let HSceut yearnol praclnr hy per vial Lap Dusters, htc, a WmIumw It more enniplete than over before, and et Man Tailim- AnAiik-rsiM pros Terry said that he had the utmost faith and confidence in Winkle's honesty and integrity, hence would leave the Iwx iu his possession, which wia supposed by the victim to contain fl.OOO. Terry My Catarrh wan had. For thirty years I have been with It-have tried a number uf without rfllef.

Admi-iost advlHi-d Kl -a 'ream Halm. I have un! only one )tile B1 feel like mo man, make UiIn volun-ary Htatemeiit that othera may know of rVuTkl Prices Lower Than the Lowest. CHOGKER, uiey woui.i nae in uavi- uie "'opie v. am ne their kooIh before uur-ehaalng elsewhere. 1 NEW BOOK pmU attialtad tiai'lil II The body of Benjamin K.

Ray has I wen found in tho river near Sacramento, Stones were found in the pockets of his clothing, indicating that fltriciidti had hwui contemplated, NO. Crus. It locvst wpl7 If kan ba by a Bead oar UtllBoalala. Skdraaa KRtI MKDICALCO.BufTalo.N.r, Head of Pacific Avenue. Corner Mission and Water St.