THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1895. 14

stepfather's NEW GOODS - — of Miller & Lux before his TO-DAY-DRY _~^~> - \u25a0 death, and has since been inMiller's em- ..-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . ploy. niHiiiiiiMi HEIRSOFTHELUXESTATE INCOURT "Since the death of Charles Lux he has STANTON'S RESOLUTION >^ GERMAN $200,000, all which was .This spent at least of New borrowed from Miller. Potter is under Miller's control, and expresses himself as being perfectly satisfied with the present His Proposition for a Reduc- Bloomheld farm have been made since the status of affairs, the partnership open and Suspension of Jesse death of Luxand the subsequent lease of the estate remaining unclosed. He is tion of Rates Said to Con- Potter, the property by Miller to the firm. A standing directly in his own light,as ne Sheldon the la^ge house suitable for a country resi- will ultimately receive the bulk of his tain a Joker. dence has been erected at a cost of near-ly mother's property. Wecome %* 4/ # to-date Executor. $40,000, and one of the finest orchards in "What precipitated the application for. V^/ INCORPORATED-INCORPORWEI). the State has been set out. his removal from his position as executor Ones Here store . Henry band- / As 10 Miller's method of was an overt act of hostility in endeavor- MR. LA RTJE'S ATTITUDE. ling the business since the death of Lux, ing to dismiss the attorneys for the execu- YEARS SETTLE. attorneys in a position to know the facts tor, Messrs. Garber, Boalt & Bishop. A An inspection will prove to any well=posted SEVEN TO state that he enlarged the business and few days ago he sent a letter informing $250.- kept the money invested, purchasing them that he wished to have Attorneys He Will Oppose Dr. Stanton's Sub- buying --000 of Oregon land at one time, so that Page and Eels of San Francisco substituted buyer that there's a decided advantage in there never was on hand money in their places. stitute as a Contradiction In Failure to Close Up Partner- enough to pay the family allowance "At the hearing of the petition Sep- Terms. undisputably you .$2500 on here. It's here==it's here==that ship Affairs Within the of a nionth granted Mrs. Lux tember 26 a great deal of evidence willbe by the court. They add, too, that, inas- presented to show Potter's incompetency. and Time Limit. much as Mrs. Lux. relying upon that Miller has claimed right aiong that he was get the grandest returns for your money, JUST allowance, expended her private means on tiie hard-working member of the hrm, and The Board charities, of Railroad Commissioners kindergartens and other she suf- apparently thinks that the whole of the willmeet NOW THAN USUAL GOING ON fered much for want of money during the immense business and land-holding of this morning to discuss the Stan- THERE'S MORE last months of her life. Recently, how- Miller & Lux in all equity should goto ton substitute resolution introduced at the CASH FOR MES. LUX'S LEGACIES ever. Miller being exceedingly troubled by him. First he contended that he need not last meeting of the Commissioners. The OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. representatives of the charities to which begin to settle up the affairs of the firm Commissioners are being closely watched Charles Lux left bequests, gathered to- before the seven years had expired; now, by a very large proportion of the people of gether $100,000 from the partnership funds, after eight years, he says that he is ready California, for their action relative to a re- Pretty |; Domestics. Property Belonging to the Firm of half of which went to himself, and with the Two Silks. 5 to settle up when a reasonable price is duction in pro con is some- other half paid most of the charitable be- offered. rates either or Our best advertisement of this department Miller&Lux Valued at Twenty thing that every interest, directly Bonnet Specials! quests of his partner s widow. "He says that he is not willing to lose affects Thoughts of the wisest thinkers is the thousands of satisfied customers. Million Dollars. The order of the Superior Court of San on or indirectly, in the State. 1 the transaction, even.if the others are. \u25a0INFANTS' AND CHILDRENS very UNBLEACHED CANTON FLAN- I7C Mateo County suspending the executor Miller's policy has not been one of con- Grain, as the most important commod- FANCY SILK POKE BON- find fullest— often ex- NEL, very heavy and } worth I reads: NETS, full crown, colors red, .00 12y c a yard Yard traction, but of expansion. He has been ity shipped over the lines of the Southern navy blue and brown, a good JJ»I\u25a0*• clusive—representation here. In the matter of the estate of Charles Lux, extending the business at every opportu- Pacific Company and also as the commod- $1 50 value, special at Each • — • CALICO, best qual- CO The suspension of Jesse Sheldon Pot- nity \u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0; INDIGOBLUE *-* deceased. since the death of his partner, the ity carrying under the present schedules ity,guaranteed fast colors ter, stepson of the late Charles Lux, from Itnow here appearing to this court and to founding of the town of Los Banos being INFANTS' SILK RONNETS, all- 19-INCH FANCY SILKS,In 35 new ACC Yard me, George Buck, the Judge thereof, from the most rate, comes first to the over embDidered crown, fine shades, every ttU position o* the Lux estate H. one of his During Lux's life- onerous front, F\o9 fancy satisfied the of executor credible information, to wit,from the affidavit ventures. attention of the Commissioners. Mr. La ruche all around a 75c OVJ' '. Yard and the appointment of the Public Ad- of Henry Lux,a competent witness, which affi- time Miller was the outside man of the value for Each VERY SPECIAL. open court, firm. He up profitable Rue, after a careful consideration of the DUCK SUITINGS, 28 Inches wide, /71C ministrator of San Mateo County to act davit is now here read and filed in looked invest- • of said ments, was a 21-INCH BLACK FIGURED TAF- newdesigns, best quality.neat pat- I2 and also from the sworn testimony and Lux, who great finan- question, in which the other two Commis- and to a 7^CIO for lard temporarily as executor, constitute the Henry Lux that there is good reason to believe cier, money. Ties Gloves. FETASILK at prices maki terns, tbey area Viac value furnished the People who sioners upon their own published state- TIES, speedy change of ownership Yard first steps in litigation involving the that Jesse Sheldon Potter, the sole remaining knew both men say that Miller's business ALL-S*ILK WINDSOR full "IAC Few Suggestions for Cooler of the last will and testament of ments had no participation, proposed a re- length, in pre:ty colors J-V/ Here's a settlement of vast property interests in executor sagacity would have amounted to little Each >ights— About One-quarter Saved Charles Lux,deceased, is incompetent and un- duction of per cent established :.... SPECIAL VALUE INNEW TAF- From Ordinary Prices. California. long without Lux's ability to raise the neces- 15 in the FETA silk,19 inches wide, ele- fit to act such executor, and has for a \u25a0 as rate on grain. Action on this proposition 6-lIOOK FOSTER KID GLOVES, c to 7£C• O COMFORTERS, good cot-dj»"| .00 Proceedings of some kind were not un- time past wrongfully neglected and does still sary finances. blacks, 7^• gant design; half a dozen lines warranter!covered, complain was deferred in order to give Clarke and in tans, browns and at.... 'J select from Yard ton filling.Sateen redtfl?-L expected, but steps taken in Redwood neglect said estate and his duties as such ex- "The heirs that Miller con- Pair lined, price Eacn the ecutor, has for a long time failed and neg- ducts the business any authority. Stanton time to study tho situation and City were a surprise nevertheless. Charles and without upon feasibility making lected to perform any acts for the benefit of He pays no dividends and aliows them no decide the of the FANCY CLOUDED STRIPE QAC • COMFORTERS, bright Chlnts cover- \JQAC A. M., in thjc in herewith, rough effecti In exclusive de- Sizes, 78x90 inches per pair $9 00 courtroom thereof Redwood graph etc. signs fancy colorings Yard City, county of Ban Mateo, State of California, Hill. and SCARLET WOOL BLANKETS— whyhis letters testamentary should not be re- The intention of the resolution was not FOR CHILDREN. Sizes. 60x72 inches per pair $4 85 good CHAIRS OCO NEW ANDEXCLUSIVEDESIGNS CAC Sizes, 6'2x80 pair *600 voked; and it is further ordered that thisorder clear to a many people and 6ince its SPECIAL—CHILDREN'S In37-inch worsted suitings, fJ\J inches per upon and ROCKERS, painted red...... AO new Sizes, 70x80 inches per pair $7 00 be entered the minutes of this court. Removal of Conditions introduction by Dr. Stanton has caused ;.... Each colorings; S lines to select from... Yard Sizes, That the much discussion. One part of the substi- 68x85 inches .....per pair $7 60 Jesse Sheldon Potter is quite wellknown Judge Says SERGE, San Francisco as a man who Could Not Exist tute declares for an average reduction of CHILDREN'S CHAlRS.paimed red, C ALL-WOOL FRENCH 36 9QIC CURTAINSWISS, an unusual good "I010 in fancies £M90 Inches wide, all colors and blac&, &A'i value, wide, -L^2 horses and spends money freely forequine at Nob Hill. 25 per cent "on the present rate of charges each..... good quality Yard 36 inches dots and transportation stripes Yard style s::d speed. He is rated as a generous for the of freights in Cali- You are paying more elsewhere. Not an every-day occurrence. roller, who has many friends and ad- fornia" and in another part a certain com- ALL-WOOL GENUINE STORM Q'C hurh A that blasting modity TECK TIES, small knot, SERGE In navy blue only,38 O»> TURKISH TOWELS....: At Half-price miring acquaintances. The admiration decision on Telegraph is specified upon which the reduc- MEN'S ends, Yard We have a ]ob lot of Bleached and £C Hill tion is be cent." In general large and small light and inches wide O for his style of living is not restricted to must be prohibited was rendered by to "8 per dark colors, almost everything "1OIC Unbleached TURKISH TOW- or one Judge Hebbard yesterday case terms Dr. Stanton declares for an average excepting plain black, worth 25c J-^i2 ELS: tney are slightly soiled; to one sex circle. in the of B. special price they are values from 10c to $1 The willof Mrs. Lux provides that her Pos, a against reduction of 25 per cent, but the actual each, .*•• Each Linings each, P^ACUU property-holder, the Gray reduction appears really a reduction on La Good don't cost any more. closing-out jirice son, Jesse Sheldon Potter, shall receive Brothers' Artificial Stone Paving Com- Follow the and you'll Each $100,000, Rue's proposed cut from 15 to 8 per cent. crowd find Be up to date by knowing of and further provides that he shall pany, and an trading place. Make the acquaintance our blanket stock have as long as be lives the income of all injunction in accordance Itis urged that it is not easy to see how the right where to buy. and we think you'llwant to continue it. {he property remaining after the legacies with that decision was issued. reducing a proposed reduction from 15 to 8 have been paid. Under the will the sum The objections that the residents of the per cent on a certain commodity effects an of $50,000 is bequeathed to Jesse Sheldon Hillhave had for three years past to the average reduction of 25 percent on rates of The Late Mrs. Miranda Lux. LuxPotter, the grandson of the testatrix. blasting are well understood, and these transportation. [fYom a photograph. J Among the charitable bequests made by objections were fortti in The term "average reduction" is said to set the case. Mr. entirely misleading Mrs. Luxand yet unpaid are these: Pos declared that his house would fallover be as used in the reso- lution. Itis even claimed that an average ; INCORPORATED] Pan Francisco Orphan Asylum the precipice if much more rocks were / r / rINCORPORATED] with the terms of the agreement, and Mrs. Protestant loosened. reduction could be made without effecting j i (incorporated]. 1 Lux, Lux, began $5000. widow of Charles pro- Old People's Home $5000. Judge Hebbard went up the Hill in any way the actual returns from trans- j 937, STREET, 937, ceedings to bring Asylum to to Pacific, 939, 941 MARKET , 937, 939, 941 MARKET STREET, 939, 941 MARKETSTREET. in the courts about the Pacific Hebrew Orphan $5000. see the situation for himself when the case portation of the Southern and for •:;a Franoisoo.' j desired adjustment. Hospital for Children and Training School trial, specific example the following is given: San. ->| SAN FRANCISCO. \ :,.\u25a0 SanPranciaco | generous was on and he remained inone of the Mrs. Lux was a very and char- for Nurses $5000. houses while an experimental blast The rate on a commodity of which the itable lady, whose bequests for educational California Home for Feeble-minded Children was railroad company hauls but a nominal | $3000. fired. In his decision, Judge Hebbard and philanthropic purposes were lanre. Associated Charities of said : quantity might be reduced 99 per cent, impending suit, and for that alone shoes were frrand to have spots of blood death and the conditions of her will, San Francisco 55000. rate on a commodity of which reason them, on Her United Hebrew Charities of Chicago $1000. As against the poaitive evidence of many while the itis of absorbing interest. which he said was from chickens he had it is said, complicated the affairs of set- the company handles a vast quantity been killing,but One clause of her will directs that | witnesses who are unlmpeached, and who tes- Chemist Price has given his tlement. he/ tify in detail as to the annoying effects of this might be reduced 1per cent. Here, itis FIGHTING FOR THE WATER. opinion that the blood is from a human being. Since her death so many obstacles haye trustees shall provide liberally for the sup- \ blasting, Icannot find that defendants' con- contended, would be an apparent average b*en interposed to delay final division of port and maintenance of her son, Jesse itentions are sustained. reduction of 50 per cent on the two com- HIS DEATH ACCIDENTAL. the estate that Henry Lux (a brother of Sheldon Potter, and her grandson, Jesse I The experimental blast does not seem to modities, but in reality itwould be no re- George Begins AH WEE'S SHIET. Sheldon Lux Potter, and to do this before have been a fair test of the ordinary opera- all, W. Grayson Suit Verdict of the Coroner's Jury in the Charles Lux), who came out from Ger- tions of in the duction at for the revenue of the com- Case Other Charge Against Customs Inspector An- many shortly after Charles Luxdied, now paying any of the legacies, and to that end defendants past, and therefore pany would not be affected in the least, of Samuel G. Palmer— she authorizes the trustees to borrow cannot be accepted as proof in good faith of to Recover His Lost Inquests. derson for Stealing ItDismissed. comes in and asks that the power granted what their future operations willbe. nor would the manipulation afford any re- to the executor, Jesse Sheldon Potter, be money on the credit of the estate. The court is aware of and regrets the fact lief to shippers. Rights. Coroner Hawkins conducted four in- Frank Anderson, the Customs Inspector, revoked. Hearing the petition, the Pro- that the injunction in this case willdeprive Dr. Stanton states that the La Rue re- quests yesterday. appeared in Judge ConJan's court yester- defendants in this case of a useful and profit- sweeping enough, bate Court at Redwood City suspended WHY HE WAS REMOVED. able duction is not and yet The most important was the inquisition day morning, Justice Kerrigan presiding, Potter, and appointed the Public business in that locality, but as between offers as a substitute a resolution made The Question Involves the Divert- Admin- them and the plaintiff'and other residents of he into the of the death of Samuel G. to answer to the charge of petty larceny istrator of San Mateo County, James Attorney Campbell Hill, up of a general declaration of intention ing cause .James H. on Telegraph ina case where the operations of the Humboldt River Palmer, who was killed by a falling wall preferred by E. T. McLean, ex-Customß Crowe, special administrator. Potter's Attitude. of the one result in the serious interference of relative to rates in general and a proposi- Itis claimed by the legatees under Mrs. the comforta^e enjoyment of life and prop- tion to lower the percentage of reduction In Nevada. on September 6 while employed in helping Inspector.. will, SAN JOSE, Cal.. Sept. 11.—The tem- erty by the other the law says plainly that a specific to City McLean claimed that he was the victim Lux's and in effect asserted in the thereby on commodity. tear down the old Hall building. affidavit made by Henry Lux, that Potter, porary removal of Jesse S. Potter from his a nuisance Is created. Mr.La Rue admits that the Stanton eye- of a conspiracy which had for its object Certainly such conditions could not exist George W. Grayson has brought suit in He lived at 1468 Fifth street. An the deposed executor, is under the influ- position as executor of the estate of Charles substitute is defective and misleading, for fate, Schwartz, his discharge from the customs service. Henry Miller, upon Nob Hill,and under the circumstances above, the United States District Court of Ne- witness of Palmer's Gus ence of and has neglected to Luxhas created a decided sensation. The of a case like this equity is no respecter of the reasons stated but what his ac- j work, He had been dismissed on a charge by discharge the trust confided him. own propo- vada to recover the use of the waters of testified that the foreman of the Anderson that he had stolen a shirt to petition filed by Attorney J. H. Campbell hills. tion willbe in the event of his from On the death of Charles Lux, March 15, Imust therefore find that the defendants in sition being tabled he declines to say. One the Humboldt River, or rather that por- J. S. Harrington, ordered Palmer to under- Ah Wee, a Chinese, which was found 1887, one-half his holdings became legally is the result of the bitter contest which has this case are and have been conducting the thing is certain, and that is that La Kue tion which traverses the western part of mine the wall after repeated efforts had under his coat, and he allpged that Ander- separate Miranda W. Lux, been waged by the heirs at law to compel business of blasting rock from the side of son the property of Telegraph will strenuously oppose Stanton's substi- had stolen the shirt and placed itunder his widow, as her share of the community Henry Miller to arrange the affairs Hill in such a manner as to seri- What Clark will do to his coat. of the j ously interfere with the comfortable enjoy- tute. remains be property. The residue, after certain char- firm of Miller & Luxso that the estate of ment of and property by plaintiff seen. James McGuire and W. A. Sprague, Cus- paid, life the and itable bequests had been was devised his deceased partner could be distributed. his neighbors, as set forth in the complaint Dr. Stanton declined to be interviewed toms Inspectors, testified that the Chinese by willto Henry Lux,his brother, and to herein, and that such blasting does constitute yesterday on the subject. had given McLean the shirt. various nephews and nieces known col- James H. Campbell, attorney for the !a nuisance. The defendant, Anderson, testified that lectively as the German heirs. By the will next of kin of Charles Lux, when inter- j Let the injunction issue as prayed for, to- he had seen McLean take the shirts from the management of the estate devohred viewed in regard to the removal of Potter, eether with judgment forplaintiff againßt de- THE RAILWAY WILL FIGHT. the bundle belonging the Chinese. j fendants for $100 damages and his to nominally upon his widow, upon Henry said: "While nominally a plaintiff in the costs. When the Chinese missed them he raised Miller, his partner, and Jesse Shel- If a Reduction Be Made on Rates a row upon suit to compel Henry Miller to close the Judgment for an Attorney. and McLean returned them. Ander- don Potter, his stepson, as executors of the Company Will Co Into son then saw him take a shirt from the will; but, by an agreement business of the firm of Miller &LuxPot- j InJudge Hunt's court yesterday, Attorney E. place the between ter has been continually acting in the in- i Court. bundle again and itunder his coat. the partners that the surviving partner L. Campbell obtained a judgment of $7500 The Southern Pacific Company will Anderson pulled the shirt from under the seven years up the terests of Miller. Whenever he has testi- j against A. L>. Brock, A.M.P. Brock, H. not should have to wind tied during the progress of the case j O. Wel- submit meekly dacision coat and told McLean that he would re- affairs of the partnership, the entire man- itlias ler, E. T. Barber, L.M.Stratton and H. V. Bur- to the of the Rail- port him to the Collector. fell, not been in his own behalf but in that of ! ner, for legal services in the case of tnese men road Commission in case the rates inCal- agement of the estate as a matter of employer. employ Pearson, Inspector G. A. Lovetestified that Ander- fact, into the hands of Henry Milleralone. his Potter was in the j against J. W. in1891. ifornia are cut down. Even a general re- son showed him the shirt and told him Atone time Miller was cited by the Pro- duction of 8 per cent will be fought per- that he had positive evidence at last against bate Court to make an accounting of the sistently with all the power that the rail- McLean. S. J. Ruddell, Deputy Surveyor, partnersuip. He filed a statement with NEW MUSIC THE way corporation can case. testified to McLean braving been dismissed balances, but because a Probate Court has FOR SALVATIONISTS. throw into its the So much was gathered yesterday from a from service. not jurisdiction to settle a partnership ac- Justice Kerrigan dismissed the case. counting a suit in equity for an account- conversation with Attorney Herrin, the ing of the partnership was brought in1891. head of the Southern Pacific law depart- This was a friendly suit brought by agree- ment, on this question. He said that there ment, and Mrs. Lux and Jesse Sheldon was a decision of the United States Su- Potter, as executors of the estate, were preme Court on precisely the same matter plaintiffs, Henry Miller having resigned in which the railways of Texas were vic- as executor because he was the surviving torious. That decision would apply to the partner. The suit remained a friendly one local situation in the conflict between the till1893, when an amended complaint was State Board of Railroad Commissioners filed, which charged that Miller"hadat no and the Southern Pacific Company for a time since the death of Charles Lux at- reduction of frerght rates, as the same con- MAP SHOWING HUMBOLDT RIVEB, EUREKA COUNTY, NEV., AN tempted to windup the ai7airs of the part- test was fought some years ago in Texas, nership, but had continually extended the and the State commission in that case was THE LOCATION Of PLAINTIFF'S AND DEFENDANTS' PBOPi.KTT. business and increased the firm's holdings practically defeated, while its constitution- with a viewof preventing such windingup. ality was not impugned. This suit is now pending in Judge San- Mr. Herrin would not say that he nad Eureka County. The defendants in the been made to pry itover. Deputy Coroner derson's court, and for nearly a year testi- determined to take the matter into the suit are Joseph McConnell, John Hoven- McCormick warned Harrington of Palm- mony has been taken in the matter before courts, although his language left no room den and Charles Robinson, owners of a er's danger, but received the reply from Harrington that there plenty Keferee Seth Mann. The attorneys in the for doubt. ranch of 100,000 acres, bordering on Hum- "was of room case are J. H. Campbell and D.*M. Del- "You willtake the case into court?" he for more bodies at the Morgue." This Mr. mas, representing the German heirs; was asked. boldt River. McCormick corroborated, but Mr.Harring- Eugene Garher and W. F. Herrin. repre- "Well, it is time enough to cross a stile InCalifornia and other Western States ton told the jury that he made his remark senting Henry Miller, and Garber, Boalt & when you come to it," was his diplomatic the irrigation laws are so constructed as to purely in a jocular spirit and had not the Bishop, representing Thomas B. Bishop reply. equally distribute the waters of any stream slightest desire to jeopardize Palmer's life. Lewis, When Harrington was by and A. N. executors of the estate The Texas case appears in volume 154 of j for irrigation purposes. In Nevada, how- asked the Cor- of Miranda W. Lux. the United States Reports, and is entitled j oner ifhe (Harrington) was under the in- In testimony before vs, ever, this is all different. The law makes fluence of liquor at time, he the taking of the Reagan the Farmers' Loan and Trust served," the replied referee it was developed that at the time of Company. The decision is a very long it a case of "first come, first and that he did not know whether he was or the death of Charles Lux there was in the and full document in which the Texan itis to decide the legality of this point not. A threat from the Coroner to have partnership a large balance in his favor, Railroad Commissioners were restrained that the present suit, involving millions him committed to jail brought out a In discussing bedroom seta but at the present time there is a large from fixingrate tariffs for the Gulf, Colo- of dollars, is brought. more definite reply, however. Harrington then said he not, but the so deservedly popular Brass balance in favor of Miller. There was an rado and Santa Fe, the Texas and Pacific, The law of Nevada says that the first was his reply was agreement between the partners that a couched in such a way convey be over- International and Great Northern and settler shall be privileged to divert to his as to the Bedstead must not cash balance in favor of one of the part- Tyler and South Eastern railways. Itwas intelligence that sometimes he was under They are not expensive ners if left in the business should draw in- given on the grounds of constitutional own use as much water of a given stream the influence of liquor or "other things." looked. — p^r a year, compounded rights as he find use for, only The jury brought in a terest at 7 cent BARON FEIDOLFOON of property, which would apply to can the condition verdict of "acci- in the long run they last won- monthly, and itis claimed that Miller so FITINGHOFF AT WORK IN THE ASSEMBLY- the local situation quite as well as the being that the amount to be consumed dental death." with reasonable managed the funds of the partnership tha.t ROOM OF THK LIFEBOAT ARRANGING NEW MUSIC FOR Texan case. annually must be named at the beginning. In the case of Otto yon Ploennies of derfully welland the cash balance was always in his favor. THE ARMY. Ifa put a 1941aMcAllister street, the German jour- years 13,000 rancner in claim for one-fourth care look as well in later The firm owned acres of land near [Sketched from life at the by Nankivell.) A Mlxed-Cp Fight. or one-half of a given stream, that is all nalist whose remains were found some- you purchase Gilroy, and immediately adjoining this Lifeboat John T. a that he can ever to what decomposed inBuena Vista Park on as when them. was farm, part Fitinghoff Brennan, foreman on contract for hope secure, no matter inst., Blooruiield a of the Las Since the Barou Fiedolfoon accepted the shelter accorded him by the Lifeboat of laying how much more he could later on use the 4th the jury found that he had 14,000 .Salvation bituminous rock pavement on Fell We have a long aisle of them Animas ranch. Itcontained acres, the Army until he can receive an answer to the letter written to his father in street, Judge profitably. Those following the first poisoned himself with suicidal intent. and was the separate property Stockholm, near Baker, swore out warrants in verdict to of Miller, he lias turned his musical knowledge to account and willpay his debt of gratitude of settler are privileged to divert to their own A of "accidental death" was re- for you walk through and but a portion of it was used by the linn as Low's court yesterday for the arrest James turned in the M. T. O'Sullivan, — by writing new music to some words written for the occasion by one of the bards of the Kelly, a timekeeper," Unsworth, use as much, water as it pleases them, pro- case of select from. to an offset for certain Baden" real estate army. The Baron is accomplished and John who was run by a truck near the As prices just on the piano, and is devoted to Chopin, Liszt, Rubinstein painter, on charge of battery. Kelly vided itdoes not encroach on the amount over which Lux had mi into the business, and improvises readily the and ferries. Driver A.G. Desmond said O'Sul- yourself. and Schubert. He and Is now at work on the following religious song, Unsworth were in buggy on Tuesday night granted tothe first settler. judge for the firm's headquarters in that section be entirely new music, a Grayson hvan caused his own death by putting his were at Bloomrield which will set to copies of which will be sent to all the po«ts incom- and drove over the unfinished pavement. Mr. secured a tract of 10.000 farm. There was tes- the Baron's acceptance of Brennan remonstrated with them and they as- acres in Eureka County and a broom under the horses and causing them timony memoration of the hand of brotherly love, which to allappearances constructed to to the effect that up to Lux's death appreciates saulted him. E. Lennon, a fireman with dam across Humboldt start. | Millermanaged personally the bo greatly. Engine River, immediately 175 Page Catalogue Free. rest of his Company 30, went to Brennan's assist- above his ranch, for the purpose of using The inquest on Henry Gardes of 817)4 Las Animas property, renting it out per- SING HIS PRAISES EVERYWHERE. ance, when he was thrown down and had both Geary street resulted in a verdict that he bones Kellyand Uns- such part of the river as had not then been sonally, but soon after the death of his of his leftleg fractured. taken up. Some years later the defendants shot himselt while temporarily insane. partner Miller,as an individual, Let siranpt-rs come from other lands, So liftyour voices, sing the chorus, worth were arrested forbeing arunk and for leased to To sing (.Joel's praises here: mischief. also prefer purchased a tract of 100,000 below his Milleras a surviving partner of the firm of • Let liozunnas ring, malicious Lennon will acres Blood. I. all men join our faithful bands, .And jrtrrlieall the world with song charges against property and a above Tell-Tale Miller&Lux the whole Las Animas tract. of them. constructed dam the Carpets Rugs Mattings The day hope is DMK To Chriit, who is thyKin.?. •-.. . one built by Grayson. From this dam an Ah Ling, alias Lee Ling,was- booked at the . $45,000 . The rental was fixed at a year, pay- Oh, come to us across the sea City yesterday by Detective Byram and semi-annually, fold, Free This Week. immense ditch was built, completely di- Prison able and that rental was Like lumiis umo the CHORUS. Douglass the charges of lor says 12 verting the waters of Humboldt River to Policeman George on CALIFORNIA credited on the books as cn^h and rr.ade to Jesus ••'\u25a0ome onto me" ' * BIG PRESENTS— ONE GIVEN WITH was the And my iiory sine; liia ble?siDK?, youmf and old. '. of Our the ranch below. The ditch is six burglary and assault to murder. Ling bear the agreed interest of 7 per cent a year hear told. perfect gifis U* Each Pountl T>M&£§ nearly Dora Praise his to all; .. . KXTRA TEAS. miles long. Inconsequence of this action ns.sistan't cook in the restaurant of Mrs. FURNITURE COHPANY compounded monthly. The HtarofBethlehem shall shine Sing or blessings untold, " VA.LCE 50-CENT who on the open eyes, >ci . GREAT Mr. Grayson's Reade. 432 Geary street, was struck (N. In addition, itwas given in testimony Intothino ' He willliftthose up who fall; AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO.'S' property was left high and head with a hatchet about two weeks ago, P. Cole &Co.) And make thy path through lifedivine, Sing his blessings yet untold, , • 62-68 Market ;street, S. F., Headquarters. dry, so to speak. that many permanent improvements on Thine end a paradise. while asleep, and had a satchel stolen from He wOlliftthose up who fall.J§kgif . ,BRANCH STOBES EVEKYWJfcLERE. Millions of dollars are at stake inthe un.acrn.eatb ber bed containing $70. Ling's 117-W3 Geary Street