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SANTA CRUZ SURF: FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1895. THE CODE COMMISSION. CHEAP COAL. Do You Want a Cracker HURRAH 1 HURRAH HURRAH IF BO, CALL AT THE- BIAS TOWNES They have just got in the Finest and Freshest lot of Extra Sodas in town. Try em.

-FOR And the Venetian rAHMKHH UNION BUILDING, C. Successor to Stlkeuian A Canfield, VOTING TICKETS GIVEN AWAY With each one dollar purchase you will receive oue Voting Coupon, which will entitle the holder to oue vote for the Maids of Honor to Carnival Queen of which there are to be ten. All goods sold at our usual low prices. Now wak up aud do your share for the Carnival, as it will cost you nothing here. Call and inspect our New Lines.

No trouble to show goods. Honest Dealings, Low Prices and the Latest Novelties. S. T. STieTTSS.

1 lie 1 hree Men Selet led to Serve by Governor. Governor Bu-id yesterday announced his appointment of the Coda Commission, hii-h was authorized by the last Legislature til straighten out many of the tangles in the codes of California. The gentlemen selected to perform the task outlined are Judge Frank Baldwin of Stockton Ryland Ii. Wallace of Han Francisco and James C. Daly of Ventura.

The appointment to one of the Com-rnissioiierehips was ffist tendered to ex-Jndge R. Y. Hayue, but when he learned that residence in Harramenlo was one of the requirements of the position he declined to accept. Judge Baldwin, was formerly a State Senator and has been Judge of the Superior Court in Han Joaquin county. Ryland B.

Wallace is a eon of Judge Wallace of Hsu Francisco. James C. Daly is an assistant of Attorney-General F'llzgerald. The Commission will make its headquarters at Sacramento and will have the appointment of a Secretary and a stenographer. It is stated that Fllmer Wolff', a young attorney of the State University, will ho appointed Secretary.

The Commissioners will hold office, under the law, for two years, but as the work outlined will requiro six or eight years, it is expected that the next Legislature will extend the period of their official existence. A CAMPERS' EXCURSION. A Novel Trip Over the Narrow-Uange Road. About people availed themselves of the opportunity given by the Southern Iacific yesterday to take a trip through the Santa Cruz mountains, ami the excursion train which left San F'rancisco yesterday morning to give the people of that city an opportunity of Beeing the beauties of our mountain scenery and selecting a camping place for the summer, was crowded to its fullest capacity. Stops were made at all the mountain stations, and lunch was eaten at the Big Trees.

The party was then taken to Ben Lomond and Boulder Creek, and our neighbors were fairly overrun with visitors. The Santa Crnz mountains are becoming very popular with campers, and it is hoped the excursion of yesterday made a good impression. Next week the season at Ben Lomond will be fully opened, as over a hundred campers and guests are expected. Even now many are there, the hotel having at least twenty-five gueste. A Blue Jay Club.

The California quail is recognized at the most perfect bird for sporting purposes known on the Pacific Coast. It meets all the requirements of the gun ners ranging from the millionaire sport with his $350 outfit, down to the freckled faced ranch fcov with his $3 musket. Each year quail are becoming less plentiful, fu some parts of the State the cause is laid at the door of the market hunter. In the foothills this side of the Sierras, however, the saucy blue jay has been branded as the cnlprit. Adversely with the decline of the quail the bluejays increase.

It is positively known that the jay is ever on the watch for birds nests and as soon as one is found he has a royal feast. In several counties sporting clubs are offering a bounty for each blue jay killed. Recently a club was organized in Grass Valley which had for itB obeject, the riddance of this bird. TheYdub offers for each blue jay killed. In addition, a premium of $5 will be paid the person killing the most birds during the season.

The club is very appropriately called the Blue Jay Club and a similar one has been organized at Ynba City. Baptist Social. At the East Santa Cruz Baptist Chapel on Pennsylvania avenue a very pleasant social was held laBt evening by the ladies of the church. The attendance was very good and a splendid program was rendered, followed by the serving of ice cream and cake. It was sociable in every sense of the word as all present seemed to be in the mood to make all feel at home.

HITPKKIOK COURT, Law for Litigants Justice for Criminal! Kqnlty Tor Heirs. Charles L. Hollingsworth vs. Theodore Cremer, an executor in the last will and testament of Margaret Cassidy Summons; affidavit of publication. II.

E. Gardner vs. 1L E. Amoore Complaint on promissory note. Annie Mary Reilley and Katrina Henrietta Reilley, minors, by their general guardian of their eBtate, Roeina M.

Bunte vs. ChaB. Steinmetz Final judgment. In re guardianship of the Perez minors Vouchers. raoDATE.

In re estate of Minerva Imus, deceased Order appointing administrator. In re estate of laola Mozzini, deceased Affidavit of publication of notice to creditors. In re estate of James Corcoran, deceased Affidavit of publication of notice to creditors. In re eBtate of Joseph Fournier, deceased Affidavit of publication of notice to creditors. Are You Going East? so it will he to your advantage to travel over the Santa Fe route.

Unexcelled equipment, attentive employees and beautiful Bcenery. The popular Santa Fe route excursions leave San Francisco for Chicago and Boston every Wednesday, accompanied by competent conductors. Pullman paiace and upholstered tourist sleeping cars are daily run through to Chicago without change. Call upon or correspond with H. E.

Makinney, agent A. I. Railroad, No. 22 Cooper I.eonard Block. Santa Cruz Subscribe for the Si kp.

15c perw eek. HOON THAT MAY HKIMi A BOOM TO SAN HtAM'hCO Prospect of Ht uring Fuel at Prices That Will Oreatly Stimulate Manufacturing The rec-ntly organized Manufacturers and Producers Association of California recently sent a committee to examine the newly developed coal mines at Corral Hollow. They report that the coal mines are clearly traceable in, and induce, a territory over six and one.half miles long and one and one-quarter miles wide, lying in Corral Hollow Valley, about ten miles southeast from Livermore and eighteen miles from navigable tide water. The owners of the mines have in contemplation the construction of their own railroad east to the Han Joaquin river and tide water, about eighteen miles on a down grade in the direction of traffic, thus insuring lowest possible cost of operation and transportation to market. The work during the paBt five years 1ms centered chiefly in the Enreka Mine, and we explored closely nearly seven thousand feet of tunnels, drifts, shafts and elopes dry, well timbered and ventilated crossing or drifting with numerous veins of coal, cleanly and clearly defined.

The inspection left no doubt in our minds of the immense quantity of available coal, and we are not disposed to question the engineers estimate of tons. They also say they will he able to mine, with proposed faeilitiie, 2.0C0 tone per day, and to market the same in Han Francisco for $2.00 ptr ton, and main tain a selling price not to exceed $3 00 and $3 50 per ton, based on handling coal over their own railroad to tide water and thence, in steel bargSB, to Han F'ran cisco or accessible river points. Naval Matters. The Han F'rancisco Report last evening says This port and Maro Island, which in naval matters is always considered part of this port, will Boon be clear United States men-of-war. The Oiympia received orders yesterday to prepare for Bes.

Hbe will Rail June 10th and go directly to Honolulu, where she will re place the Philadelphia as the flagship of the Pacific squadron. The Bear, Rush and Corwin, revenue cutters, are all sail ing north, and last night the little cutter Perry sailed to join them. 1 1 is probably the intention to iiave the Olympia drop in at Hsnta Cruz on tier trip to the Islands. Returned Home. The party of young folks that left this city ten days ago in a stage coach for camping trip returned home Tuesday evening after a most enjoyable trip.

Among the places visited were Los Gatos, Alum Rock, Ban Jose, Talo Alto and Stanford University, Redwood City, La Honda, Peseadero, Pebble Beach and Scotts Creek, Those who composed the party were Mr, and Mrs. Alton Hyde, Harold Hyde, MiBses Mattie Bauter and Lucy Avery, Messrs Ed. and Frank Robertson. Peakes McCollum. Messrs, J.

B. Peakes W. J. McCol Ium, who recently purchased the lease and good will of the YoBemite Hotel, Htoekton, took possession yesterday. The name of the firm will be Peakes McCollum.

Mr. Peakes will have charge of the catering, and Mr. McCollum, whose ability as an entertainer is well known, will he in the front of the house. C. C.

Douglas, who was chief clerk at the Pacific Ocean House, Santa Cruz, both when Mr. Peakes and Mr. McCollum were there, will act as chief clerk Mrs. Peakes will liaye control of the housekeeping department. Gazette.

Had the Wrong Paper. A gentleman in Kansas writes to a public official of this county a letter of inquiry which contains the following paseage I am looking for some place in California to go into business and I would thank you very much to give me your candid opinion what the prospects are for locating in Banta Cruz, and future business prospects. I have been getfing the "Sentinel of your place but I fail to see what resources your town or county has. The Cherry Market. J.

Z. Andereon Wednesday made the first shipment of cherries for this season from Santa Clara county to the East. The shipment was about a half carload of black Tartsrians and was from the orchard of J. W. 8ullivan at Log Gatos.

Beginning Saturday the company will ship a carload a day. Hastings Orchestra. Will give a dance Saturday evening, music. Admission free. at Lodtmans Hall May 13 th.

Good 50 cents. Ladies An Up-to-Date Establishment. The above title is well deserved, for if you want bonnet, hat or dress made with an "up-to-date effect, you must call on Mies Kate Handley, corner Pacific avenue and Locust street, Whooping Cough There Is no danger from this disease when Chamberlains Cough Remedy is freely given. It liquefies the tough mucus and aids its expectoration. It also lessens the severity aud frequency of paroxysms of coughing, and insures Bpeedy recovery.

There is not the least danger in giving the remedy to children or babies, aB it contains uo injurious J- O. Tanner and The Model Drug Store. IKIDAY MAY 17.1895 SHIFTING! SANDS. Everybody takes Irunola. Heard Furniture Company.

no aino The brick work on the Odd Fellow building was commenced today. Tennis shoes 50c. a pair at the Ioor Mans Friend. The County lodge of id TemplarB will have a float in the parade of the carnival. Ohesnntwoods Kneinees College.

Bee advertisement. Write for journal. OTTO for shoe repairing, Pacific Avenue. Alfred InniB has been appointed ad-niinictrator in the estate of Minerva linus deceased. HATH.

All the late Btyles juet received. Ji.nc A Im 1.1. Bixbys Drug Store, under town clock, for Perfumes, Brushes and Toilet articles. There aie twelve prisoners at work Tilling sacks for the dam at the mouth of the river. Now is the time to plant fresh Beeds from A.

M. JohnBtons, Farmers Union Building. Come and get Men's ard Boys Canvas shoes at the loor Mans Friend. 50c. a pair.

A number of the Olympic Club wheelmen of Han Franciscco will he in this city on Sunday. Uet a suit for your inis whi.Kat 40 per cent discount. Pena A. Pixley. New Goods and Low Prices in Carriages at FI.

Bowmans, corner of Pacific avenue and ilm street. The members of the Cricket Club are requested to meet at Fid. Itadkes tomorrow at 2 oclock. Peter AndreBen, the Great North American tailor, at No. 1(1 Pacific avenue.

Hastings orchestra will give another one of their pleasant dances at Lodt-mans Hall in F.ast Santa Cruz, on Saturday evening. -aepaosip qoBcuojs jnoi aoj Aqxi'j Xax Superfluous hair, moles and facial blemishes removed by electricity. Prof. Witney, 431 Pacific Avenue. Ed N.

Radke is offering watches, jewelry, etc, prices will surprise yon. The estate of II. Jeantrout who recently went through insolvency in Ban Jose will yield $1.23 for distribution to the creditors. Prescriptions accurately compounded, day or night, at Horsnyders Drug Store. 152 Pacific avenue.

New seeds, fresh stock jiiBt received, at M. Johnstons, Farmers Union Building. 1 A full line of perfumery, brushes und toilet articles at Horsnydere Drug Store, 152 Pacific avenue. The Naval Reserves are still increasing in membership, three being added last night. They also drilled in full uniform on the street.

II. Fay's Drug Store, 58 Pacific avenue, for fancy goods, porfumes and toilet articles. 1reecriptions acctiratelyprepared The best and freshest seeds, right from the growers and importers, at A. M. Johnstons, Farmers Union Building.

Six carloads of hops were shipped last week from Watsonville, goingto New York for export to England, the total tonnage amounting to 101,800. Music provided for dances, fetes and entertainments, brass and siring, in any part of the county. Apply to 8. FI. llroad wood, Soqnel, The ladies of the 1st Baptist Church will serve a delicious supper in the church parlors, Tuesday, May 21st, from 5 to 7 :30 p.

m. Only 25 cents. For rheumatism, dyspepsia, paralysis, grip and nervous complaints, nothing is equal to Prof. Witneys Therapeutic Baths. 431 1acific Avenue.

If you want a suit of clothes, made of the best materials, and at prices that are below competition, yon should coll on Henry Rustemeyer, 60 Pacific avenue. The ball grounds at Vue de lEau park are in fine condition for the game Sunday between the Electrics and Watsonville. The latter club is considered by many to be the strongest nine that Watsonville has ever had in the field. II. Randall, successor to M.

Ruseman, 64 Pacific Ave, is now in the Boot and Shoe business again and will be pleased to have the public in general call and see him. THE BROAD GAUGE. An Important Increase of Train Service Southward. The summer change of time on the broad-gauge road commences Bunday. The morning passenger leaves here at the usual time, :45 and arrives at the same time at 12:45 p.

m. The mixed train leaves here at 9 :55 a.m. and arrives at 2 :05 p.m. The greatest and beet change is the extra train which will arrive. The regular passenger that loaves at 2:05 p.m.

will connect with the train from San Luis Obispo, Del Monte, Pacific Grove and return arriving here at 4 p.m., thus saving the people the disagreeable three hour wait at Pajaro. It will return at 4:45 to Pajaro and arrive in this city at 0:24 p. three minntes later than the present time. The mixed train that left at 3 :40 p. at-will leave at 4 p.

m. An excursion train will leave Sundays only for Del Monte and Pacific Grove at 9:35 a. and will return, arriving at 6:24 p. m. The excursion from San F'ranoisco will arrive at II :29 a.

m. and leave at 4 p. m. Awarded Highest Honors-Worlds Fair, DR; CREAM MOST PFRFECT MADE. ure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder.

Fr Ammon-, Alum or any other adulterart 4- im, run vrANDAKD, Water Carnival. I Pacific Avenue, opp. Lincoln Street. GROCERS Walnut Avenues. STATE UNIVERSITY.

Miss Felton Refuses the Medal. Scholarship The commencement exerciseB of the University of California were held on Wednesday. One hundred and twelve graduates of the academic departments received their diplomas, as did thirty five graduates of the Hastings Law Co lege. It was the first time in the history of the University that one of the classes of the professional colleges was graduated with the Berkeley students. President Kellog sketched briefly the record of the University for the paBt year, showing that it had grown so fast that its own prosperity has been its most serious misfortune.

Miss Katherine Felton, to whom the medal for distinguished scholarship had been awarded, declined to accept the token on account of conscientious scrup lss. This is the third time the wiuuer has refused to accept the medal. The Clerks. The Clerks held a meeting in the Superior Court rooms last evening and committee conferred with the merchants in session at the Y. M.

C. A. Hall. The 8 oclock closing will be a go. Did Too Kvr Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for you troubles? If not, get a bottle now and get relief.

This medicine haB been found to be peculiarly adapted to the relief aud cure of all F'emale Complaints, exerting a wonderful direct influence in givipg strength and tone to the organs. If you have Loss of Appetite, Constipation Headache, Fainting Speils, or are Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable, Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Electric Bittere is the medicine you need, Health and Strength are guaranteed by its use. Large bottles only fifty cents at J. G. Tanner and The Model Drug Store, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported byH. E. Maklonej, Searcher off Records and Notary Public Mortgages. Mortgages for 150, $1809 B3 and $3,500 fl ed. Mortgages for and $3,500 released, MISCELLANEOUS.

Estate of Blake by decree of distribution to Martha Foster Blake one-half of 110 acres Highland Mr. J. Evlna Vacaville, Cal. Heart Palpitation Cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla I had what is called palpitation of the heart; it never left me for a moment. Sometimes I would almost fall over, and Could Not Stay In a Close Room or a crowd of people.

Physicians did not do me any good; in fact, I seemed to be growing worse all the time until I began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla. I was soon better, and after taking 3 bottles, I was gerfecily cured. My wife is taking Hoods arsaparilla for rheumatism, and it is doing her more good than all other medi cine she has ever taken. She has been prostrated by rheumatism frequently for seven years, and the past year has been so that she could not turn over fn bed without help. Now she can get around and do her work.

J. P. Eviks, Vacaville, Cal. Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner Pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. FOR BALK OR RENT.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A carriage for sale or would exchange for a phaeton. Enquire of E. LOUIS WEMCS, Soquel Road. ANTED To rent or buy furniture for three IT rooms Address F. Ferguson, 205 Pacific Av.

"1YT ANTED A position by American lady as IT housekeeper in private family, middle aged and capable of managing children. Good cook and butter-maker. City or country. For reference call at Eastern Hotel, room 11. WANTED Ansel White who left Santa Cruz in 1 is wanted.

Any tangible information concerning him will be liberally paid for. Address, E. H. OHARA, No. 4i.9 8.

Seventh San Jose. Cal. WHY do people complain of hard times, when any woman or man can make from 5 to a day easily. All have heard of the wonderful success of the Climax Dish Washer: yet many are apt to think theyCAn't make money selling It; but any one can make money, because every family wants one One agent has made 86 cents in the last three months, after paying all expenses and attending to regular busi-ness besides. You don't have to canvass; as soon people know you have it for sale they send a dishwasher.

Address the Climax Mfg. Btarr A venue. Columbus, Ohio, for particulars. STRAYED OR STOLEN. TRAYED or stolen from my ranch on Ben 1 Lomond Mountain, Sunday morning, May 1895.

two bay horses, one branded 1 on left 17 hands high, white face; other branded 8 on left hip, 16 hands high, right fore foot white and left hind foot white. Will oiler arc ard of $25 to any person delivering the above described horses to my ranch or Ren Lomond HENRY bMITH. Ben Lomond, May 16th. LOWEST PRICES: Groceries, Grain, Fruit and Vegetables. Corner Pacific and PERSONAL SPLASHES.

W. II. Crichton of Laurel is in town. J. Steen returneJ to Felton this afternoon.

L. D. Holbrook of Watsonville was in today. Mrs. E.

Brouese will return from Ceres this evening. Miss Ethel Morgan of Boulder Creek is in town. Milton Besse has returned from San F'rancisco. J. L.

Shelby left this morning for Graes Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fair, of San Francisco, are in town.

Mrs. W. F'inkeldey went to San Francisco this afternoon. J. T.

Sullivan returned from San Fiancieco last evening. Geo. West and family have removed from this city to Felton. Mrs. J.

P. Parker and Mies Josephine Parker are vieiting in Oakland. Miss Lida Pixley has roturned from a visit to friends in San Francisco. Mre. and Mrs.

C. D. Cutting, from San Jose, are spending a few days in Soqnel, Detective Swan returned from a business trip to San Francisco last evening, Foster Young went to San Francisco this morning. He will return next week. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Kunitz and Otto Kunitz went to San Francisco this after noon. E. W.

Darling and family have arrived at Twin Lakes, and are occupying their summer cottage. Mies Blanche Terrill arrived from Berkeley last evening and is vieiting the Sullivans, at the Sea Beach Hotel. F'red Lewis went to San Francisco this morning where he will meet his wife who is juet returning from a vieit in the East. Miss Minnie and Mabel Sullivan returned last evening from Berkeley and are at their home at the Sea Beach Hotel. Prof.

A. C. Lawson and family of the Stats University at Berkeley, have arrived at Twin Lakes, where they have taken a cottage for four weeks. Mrs. Belle Lindsay leaves tomorrow morning for 8tockton, where she will visit Mre.

Arthur Moore. She will attend the State Christian Endeavor Convention in Sacramento and aleo vieit in San Francisco. The Pilot Wheelmen, The Pilot Bicycle Club met last even ing in the Pilot rooms and transacted considerable business. The meet which will be held on Saturday of the Carnival week was discussed. The uniform for the club was also adopted, and will be a very neat one, being dark blue pants, coat and cap to match, with a white sweater with the emblem on it of a Pilot wheel, encircling a bicycle wheel with the letter in the center.

Twenty-five Days. Bert Blanchard, Seth Blanchard and Fritz Westenberg received their sentence of twenty-five dollars fine or twenty-five days in jail for violating the fish law yesterday afternoon. They accepted the latter and are serving their sentence in promoting the Carnival by filling sack with tand. KARLS CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 60 etsflJloKold by Bixbys Drug Store. KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when Tightly used.

The many, who live better than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the worlds best products to the needs of physical will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect laxative; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds," headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. Syrup of Figs is for sale by all druggists in 50 cent bottles, but it is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Uo. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered.

I $10 $478 as for hip, 75 i In order to interest those who do not already I subscribe for this valuable publication, ve offer The i Metropolitan Catalogue of Fashions (usually 1 sol'd at 25 cents) and The Delineator for one year for I OWE DOLLAR. Now is the time to subscribe. i i i Patterns, the most popular, the most reliable ami in every 4 respect the BEST now before thepublic. 4 Call and examine our catalogues. We are sole agents here for the sale of Butterick's Paper LEflSIt JOHNSTON, 100 Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz, Cal..