COUNTY GEN- THAI COM- MITTEE MAKES PLANS FOR DIRECT PRI- MARX TO ELECT DELEGATES TO TWO CONVENTIONS.-NINE DELEGATES FOR THE STATE CONVENTION AND ELEVEN FOR' THE r, CONGRESSIONAL · -DIS- TRIOT CONVENTION. The Republican County Committee held an adjourned meeting at Lang & Zabala's oface this afternoon to hear the report of the executive com- mittee which was instructed to re- commend methods of choosing dele- gates to,the Republican state conven- tion, which is to meet at Stockton on May 13th. The state convention will choose four delegates-at-large to the naUonal Republican convention, and the congressional district con- ventionv will nominate a candidate for Congress and choose two dele., gates tg the national Republican con- vention. The #epublicans of Monterey coun. ty are . entitled to nine delegateB to the state convention and to eleven, to the congressional district convention. The .executive committee consists of H. B. Burns, D. G. MeLean, Thos. J. Fiew, J. J. Hebron and E. W. Card Thig committee reparted in favor Or apportioning three delegates to thestate convention to the second supervisor district (Salinas), three to the flfth district (Monterey) and one each to the other three. It appor- tioned. the eleven delegates to the congressional district convention·: as follows: Four to the fifth super- visor district, three to the second district, two to the third district (Gonzhles) and one each to the otherjtwo districts. The committee' recommended that these delegates be chosep at a district primary election to be*held on May 5th, in accordance with ·the recommendations of the c e et-, c LO ¥O +«-- 1 - .. THE] END OAME,THIS,AFTERNOON ABOUT , TWO· O'CLOCK.-HAD BEEN ILL LESS THAN TWO WEEKS Mrs. Laura E. Prusta died at her home on Pine Avenue in this city this afternoon about two o'clock af- ten an illnesti,exteqding over a period 6¥ ·eleven day£: a She was stricken with . apoplexy on Thursday, March 26th, and despite- Dll that medical skilI coula do she.continued to fail untitl the end came. She :-was,born.·1*.Springfield, Ver- mont on May 8, 1842, but for many years' waw a. resideit of Iowa. In 1892 she was married to E. E. Pru- ta, whot, survives·her. Seven years ago she came to California in com- pany with her husband. For three years they made their home in San Jose, but the past four years they have resided in this city. Besided her husband Mrs, Prusia leaves:one ·daught,r, Mrs. Emma Earley'of Port' Dodge, Iowa, one son, A. L. Marcellus of Denver, and four grandchildren. One of the grand- childrens Miss,Genexa Marcellus, was a resident of the Prusia household, but the otherigranxl children reside in the east. During ·: her,reaidence here Mrs. PrUsia made a host of friends who will sincE rely Ynourn her death. The day of the funeral will be an- nounced later, as Mr. Prusla is now waiting to hear from her relatives in the east before arranging for the last sad rites. , It 48 proboble that the remains will lie taken to Iowa for 'interment.·. 1 =WIU33 VU, 7 t-£.v- D ALL .1.1 A s.-A./tr _9_.1 -1 40 6 11.3 A STA 1 f S WORK HEATER. Wilton Lackaye, who will be seen here as Jason of the North-in Hall Calnes' thrilling play of "The'Bond- man" on the night of Tuesdly, April 7th, is a native of London, La.: he went on the stage in the Irish-dialect role of John Mandamus in the old farce of "Muldoon's Picnic" with Barry and Fay; he acted with Law- renee Barrett and Fanny Davenport in the plays of Shakespeare; he made his Orst great hit as Minnie Maddern Fiske's leading-man; he has been leading man for Rose Coghlan, Jas. O'Niel, McKee Rankin, Amelia Bing- ham, Grace George, Joseph Jefterson, and Mrs. Le Moyne; he has been the star of "Trilby" "Doctor Belgral" "Nero," "Charles O'Malley," "A Ro- yal Secret" "Captain Bob," "The Pit,' "The Law and the Man," and "The Bondman." MONTEREY BEST PLAGE TO VIEWq FLEET, BOATS WILL PASS CLOSE TO THE SHORE AND ANCHOR CLOSE, GIVING VISITORS A FINE VIEW OF FIGHTING CRAFT. Unquestionably Monterey and Pa- cific Grove are the best places on the Paciflc Coast for viewing the big bat- tleship fleet. The boats can and will anchor close to the shore, thus giving visitors a Ane view of the war ships. Thls is the only point on Monterey where the boats can and do anchor close to · shore, and it is the only place in Monterey bay where the ashermen can leave their boats in the water the year round. In fact it is th only place where small boats are. left out over night. . Monterey has more small boats than any other place on the bay, and you will not have to wait for a boat to visit the men of war. The harbor is proteceted, making it convenient and safe to visit the battleships at any hour. People from the interior who in- tend ; viewing the Atlantic neet can- not And a better Dlace than here. tAff 1 LOD CONFESSEDLY OC ERATORS, BUT GAL ! EVIDENC FROM THE JA OUT A HANDF AND SEND CHE, William Murphy, arrested by Consta on suspicion of ob der false Dretense. lagher, the boy i a deaf and dumb sympaty into cash. ed, ewing to the f lack of legal . ev: them, but the offi that they area p fakirs and confide Murphy made a his guilt'. Jailor he offered·to plead -' and pay a fine of to send the boy he or makk any othe He nally consult paid him $50. fc advice. .When he would not be pros regretfully that h attorney off with "0, h-1, wha boy. "We can i couple of days. working for his are we." Gallagher mad to probation oflic, been with Murph 2 years old and 1 the United Star regular· route fi Spokane, Goldde ing districts in Southern Califof coast back to Set that at times he game · and at ti have a crippled trick of throwii left hand out of it look horribly deformity he ch TIIEFREPULEAN]EA F YiS ABE T[ , OCR Text: COUNTY GEN- THAI COM- MITTEE MAKES PLANS FOR DIRECT PRI- MARX TO ELECT DELEGATES TO TWO CONVENTIONS.-NINE DELEGATES FOR THE STATE CONVENTION AND ELEVEN FOR' THE r, CONGRESSIONAL · -DIS- TRIOT CONVENTION. The Republican County Committee held an adjourned meeting at Lang & Zabala's oface this afternoon to hear the report of the executive com- mittee which was instructed to re- commend methods of choosing dele- gates to,the Republican state conven- tion, which is to meet at Stockton on May 13th. The state convention will choose four delegates-at-large to the naUonal Republican convention, and the congressional district con- ventionv will nominate a candidate for Congress and choose two dele., gates tg the national Republican con- vention. The #epublicans of Monterey coun. ty are . entitled to nine delegateB to the state convention and to eleven, to the congressional district convention. The .executive committee consists of H. B. Burns, D. G. MeLean, Thos. J. Fiew, J. J. Hebron and E. W. Card Thig committee reparted in favor Or apportioning three delegates to thestate convention to the second supervisor district (Salinas), three to the flfth district (Monterey) and one each to the other three. It appor- tioned. the eleven delegates to the congressional district convention·: as follows: Four to the fifth super- visor district, three to the second district, two to the third district (Gonzhles) and one each to the otherjtwo districts. The committee' recommended that these delegates be chosep at a district primary election to be*held on May 5th, in accordance with ·the recommendations of the c e et-, c LO ¥O «-- 1 - .. THE] END OAME,THIS,AFTERNOON ABOUT , TWO· O'CLOCK.-HAD BEEN ILL LESS THAN TWO WEEKS Mrs. Laura E. Prusta died at her home on Pine Avenue in this city this afternoon about two o'clock af- ten an illnesti,exteqding over a period 6¥ ·eleven day£: a She was stricken with . apoplexy on Thursday, March 26th, and despite- Dll that medical skilI coula do she.continued to fail untitl the end came. She :-was,born.·1*.Springfield, Ver- mont on May 8, 1842, but for many years' waw a. resideit of Iowa. In 1892 she was married to E. E. Pru- ta, whot, survives·her. Seven years ago she came to California in com- pany with her husband. For three years they made their home in San Jose, but the past four years they have resided in this city. Besided her husband Mrs, Prusia leaves:one ·daught,r, Mrs. Emma Earley'of Port' Dodge, Iowa, one son, A. L. Marcellus of Denver, and four grandchildren. One of the grand- childrens Miss,Genexa Marcellus, was a resident of the Prusia household, but the otherigranxl children reside in the east. During ·: her,reaidence here Mrs. PrUsia made a host of friends who will sincE rely Ynourn her death. The day of the funeral will be an- nounced later, as Mr. Prusla is now waiting to hear from her relatives in the east before arranging for the last sad rites. , It 48 proboble that the remains will lie taken to Iowa for 'interment.·. 1 =WIU33 VU, 7 t-£.v- D ALL .1.1 A s.-A./tr _9_.1 -1 40 6 11.3 A STA 1 f S WORK HEATER. Wilton Lackaye, who will be seen here as Jason of the North-in Hall Calnes' thrilling play of "The'Bond- man" on the night of Tuesdly, April 7th, is a native of London, La.: he went on the stage in the Irish-dialect role of John Mandamus in the old farce of "Muldoon's Picnic" with Barry and Fay; he acted with Law- renee Barrett and Fanny Davenport in the plays of Shakespeare; he made his Orst great hit as Minnie Maddern Fiske's leading-man; he has been leading man for Rose Coghlan, Jas. O'Niel, McKee Rankin, Amelia Bing- ham, Grace George, Joseph Jefterson, and Mrs. Le Moyne; he has been the star of "Trilby" "Doctor Belgral" "Nero," "Charles O'Malley," "A Ro- yal Secret" "Captain Bob," "The Pit,' "The Law and the Man," and "The Bondman." MONTEREY BEST PLAGE TO VIEWq FLEET, BOATS WILL PASS CLOSE TO THE SHORE AND ANCHOR CLOSE, GIVING VISITORS A FINE VIEW OF FIGHTING CRAFT. Unquestionably Monterey and Pa- cific Grove are the best places on the Paciflc Coast for viewing the big bat- tleship fleet. The boats can and will anchor close to the shore, thus giving visitors a Ane view of the war ships. Thls is the only point on Monterey where the boats can and do anchor close to · shore, and it is the only place in Monterey bay where the ashermen can leave their boats in the water the year round. In fact it is th only place where small boats are. left out over night. . Monterey has more small boats than any other place on the bay, and you will not have to wait for a boat to visit the men of war. The harbor is proteceted, making it convenient and safe to visit the battleships at any hour. People from the interior who in- tend ; viewing the Atlantic neet can- not And a better Dlace than here. tAff 1 LOD CONFESSEDLY OC ERATORS, BUT GAL ! EVIDENC FROM THE JA OUT A HANDF AND SEND CHE, William Murphy, arrested by Consta on suspicion of ob der false Dretense. lagher, the boy i a deaf and dumb sympaty into cash. ed, ewing to the f lack of legal . ev: them, but the offi that they area p fakirs and confide Murphy made a his guilt'. Jailor he offered·to plead -' and pay a fine of to send the boy he or makk any othe He nally consult paid him $50. fc advice. .When he would not be pros regretfully that h attorney off with "0, h-1, wha boy. "We can i couple of days. working for his are we." Gallagher mad to probation oflic, been with Murph 2 years old and 1 the United Star regular· route fi Spokane, Goldde ing districts in Southern Califof coast back to Set that at times he game · and at ti have a crippled trick of throwii left hand out of it look horribly deformity he ch TIIEFREPULEAN]EA F YiS ABE T[ , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Pine,605 Pine,605 PINE AVE_010.pdf,605 PINE AVE_010.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 605 PINE AVE_010.PDF, 605 PINE AVE_010.pdf 1 Page 1