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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-09
Decline In Rail,yay Receipts - German
Balls, DC DC.

NEW YORK, Feb, ga reported de-
crease of $420,O 900 in the receipts of Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroads,
in the past month, has had an unfaVora-
BILE effect on the market.
Mr.. Duncan, of the firm of Duncan,
Sherman Il Co., it is stated, has resigned
the directorship of the Erie Railroad.
1t Is reported in Wall street. this MORN
ing, that Il German pool has been formed
for bulling gold, and for that purpose it
is bringing over American bonds and
selling them, and then buying gold.
Maria Fawcett and Harriet Smith
quarreled' at their residence on Third
avenue, last night, and during their
tight Maria struck Harriet on the head
with her fist, knocking her senseless.
Her injuries are fatal. Mrs. Fawcett
was arrested.
A fire last night in Schmidt & Co.'s to-
baccO factory, IN Water stl eet, damaged
the stock and building six thousand dol
lars.
The Herald this morning reviews the
subject Of C@sarism and the third term
question, these matters being again
brought to the surface through the Pres
iaent's message yesterday on Arkansas.
1t intimates that the President to Sc
cure third term election endeavored to
revive the rebellion in the South, or in
vOlve the country in a foreign war. His
attempt at rebellion failed through the
wisdom and torbearance OF. the people of
Louisiana, but the danger Of war with
Spain hangs over us like cloud, dark
and threatening, and can not be dis
PEELED, save by GRANTS resignation.
The Herald says the Republican party
can not survive the formidable blunderS
the President constantly commits. His
Arkansas message is an illustration oil
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-09


Grand Bal Masque-MOtioa for o New
Iriat, &c., DC.
specIal to the Star.
DAYTON, o., Feb. 9.--The new Jail,
with all its appurtenances, was formal
ly accepted from the hands of the con-
tractors by the County Commissioners
yesterday, and the final amount due was
paid over.
1t is rumored that four young men of
this city, OF. the '1ast" species, but OF
highly reputable parentage, VINO sud-
denly departed from their homes a few
deys ago, lett proofs behind of having
purIOi med between them the sum of So, 900,
They have been traced as far as st. Lou
is, where all further clue to their arrest
is wanting. No names have as yet trans
pired.
Mr.. Henry Herring, an old pioneer of
this county, died at his residence in Mad
ison township, last Sunday evening. He
came here from Maryland torty-tive years
ago, and has always resided upon the
same farm he then purchased and
cleared.
The Harmonic Society gave its annual
masquerade ball last evening, at the
Beckel House, which was attended by
the elite OF the city.
The counsel 1or defendant in the case
of Weymire V. Martindale. suit fol
damages for assault and battery, yester.
day, moved for new trial. The jury in
the case had rendered verdict OF $55(
for plaintiff.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-09

State Prohibition Co,sre'.tio's -- Conrict
Pardoned-Suttf TOR Damages Against a
Railroad, etc., etc.
COLUMBUS, o.. Feb. 9.-The members
of the State Prohibition Society will
unite with the State Prohibition Con.
vention in this city, Feb. ODD, for mutual
counsel.
Coy. Allen has pardoned man named
Patrick Boyle, who was sentenced In
Cincinnati in 1868 for term of ten
years for highway robbery.
A suit has been Instituted here against
the Panhandle road by man named
John Ii. simkins, for $4,000 damages fol
having been eJected IRON d train on the
Chicago branch of that, road, during q
very cold night.January sth, last-wher
Simkins had his ears and feet badly iro
zen.
There is now spirited little contes
In our City Council oyer the respective
merits of the two sorts OF pavement
wood and asphalt. The latter VIII prop
ably be the one adopted, though resi-
dents along the principal streets 10 "
paved, it appears, would prefer th
wooden arrangement.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-09

losophy of Cure" These are the titles OF
two addresses by VIM. II. Holcombe, M.
D., President of the American Institute
of Homeopathy and Professor of Clin-
ical Medicine in Pulte Medical College
of this city. The questions are very ably
treated, and the essays will be read with
pleasure by all disciples Of that school OF
physics, and with profit by those who
are needlessly prejudiced against hom-
MopathiC phYsicians.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-09
Stu COMPROMISING.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9.--The commit.
tee appointed by the Conservatives to
draft q. new plan OF compromise, at a
late hour last night reported resolu.
ton in favor OF a settlement acquiescing
in but not recognizing the Kellogg Gov.
ernment. No vote was taken, the con.
sideration OF the resolution being defer.
red till this afternoon.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-09
the cMclNNATi STAR

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THE DAILY STAR is served by carriers 10 subscribers
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cents per line Agate.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-09

Z The depot of the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad at Fostoria was burned last
vening. The agent saved all tne tick
ste and checks, but lost everything else.
The building and contents burned are
yalued at s., 800.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-09
THE clNcsNNArl STAR:

WEEKLY EDTIoN, published every Thursday, w the
Star Publishing Company, aud mailed, nee Of post
age at 81 20 Per year II is large eight-page paper,
containing As columns Of reading uatter and il the
cheapest paper of its size published in this country.
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ton, Agate measure. Three mouths, l2@ cents per
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ADyERTisENEsIs for either WEEKLY or DAILY, must
take the run OF the paper and he properly classified
Extra displays, Special and Business Notices. will be
subject 10 advance. No Objectionable matter will be
admitted at any price whatever.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-09

ceived the $35 case of instruments in the
contest for the best set Of notes on Gyne-
cology, at the Cincinnati College of Med.
icine and Surgery last Saturday.
Valentine day is anxiously awaited by
the young people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

Wa have received q specimen number
Of "wids Awake" tho new illustrated
magazine for girls and boys, which ID.
Lothrop 4 Co.. the snterprising Boston
publishsrs have started. Il certainly Is
q gem Of the first water in its line. In
typographical beauty. in illustrations.
and In literary mattor. IL In near psrfec-
ton; while il prios, ~ per annum. will
make Il . ~favorits in these hard times.
Convenient In form. with q SNOWY cover
and hne plates. with stories and poems
and instructive articles from well-known
authors. with pages Of music. and puz-
zles. and familiar talk. IL cannot fail TO
yin public favor. Miss Ella Farman.
author Of "a White Hand" "a Little
Woman. etc.. IL tho editor. and Mrs.
Louise Chandler Moulton. Miss Julia A.
Eastman, George Macdonald. DIR. Tour
joe. and other well. known names are
contributors. II will Be a welcome Wis
itor In any family circle. Tho reputa-
ton d. Lothrop 4 Co.'s publications
have obtained II q guarantee for tho con-
tinued high character Of the new maya
zine. We think agents. which their cir.
culan say are wanted everywhere, will
find eanvassing for ID both pleasant and
profitable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

Suor nj A CHINANAN.-Patrck Hi
yer, . boy about fifteen years OF age, wa'
shot and ssriously wounded by . Chi
nsss boy. named All Sam. about eight
O'Clock last evening. II appears thai
the Monaghan. whilo proceeding along
Hunt street, In the direction Of Third,
wal attacked by . crowd Of boys, among
whom was Hilysr. What part the latter
took In the affair 10 not known. but A.
ter the Chinaman had picked himself NJ
from tho sidewalk. where q well-dirscted
~cobble-stons had laid him, hs drcw q
small dsrringer and discharged IL al
Hilyer. The bullet struck tho young
man below tho hip. ranged downward.
and lodged above tho knee. Hilysr was
taken 20 tho City Prison. where DIR.
Stivsrs attended to his injuries and in
sfEsctually attempted TO extract the ball.
Al Sam was arrested. but until the re-
suit OF the boys wound could b deter.
mined no charge was entered against
him.-S. p. Aha. July "a.
srProsxa the cass had been reversed;
that the Chinaman hal thrown the cob
ble-stone. knocked tho hoodlum down.
and in return. had been shot for the
outrage. wonld said hoollum have
been held in confinement Wouldn't
any jury have said Of tho first offender.
..ssrvsd him righti" But IL is the other
OF that il gorsi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
Rsas itsaa.

tProm tho Dsnoent, July o.
The hume Of Msssrs. Mackey and
Fair, in the mountains above Reno.
broke some time during to-day at OF
near Poplar Canyon. We learn thai
the curve 10 % short ~ not 10 psrmit
the timber 10 pass. There arc other
places, We fear. win share the same
tate, and ws regret 10 az thAt The lower
part il 70 poorly built a. 10 nsoessitats
rebuilding. A good engineer should b
secured TO examine Il and pronounce
upon lis practicability. Our theory.
wsfear. 10 correct-survsy not CORRECTLY
made.
A team Of Msssu. Fair 4 Macksy,
used In The mountains for the purpose
Of hauling logs 10 the savmill, met with
an accident . few days ago. While on
the heavy grade leading 70 the mill. the
brake broke. letting the trucks rush At q
furious rate down ths Hill. until checked
by Q tree and some rocks The driver
fortunately had the prsssnos Of mind 10
turn his team. thsrsby saving al the
cattle except two, ons Of which was
killed. and the other msinsd- $50
On Tuesday last. The engine in the
mill known a. the Hobart 4 Marlstts
mill. IL the mountains between Frank
town and Carson. exploded. No lives
were Lost, though tho building h COM
plstsly demolished. The engineer II
unable to explain he ouss Of Tie n
plosion, - he alleges that there vas
sufficient water In The boiler al the time
Il blow up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
IEurka itsas.


lrfom ne kurekA oentnei, Sny ~
New York thief tried to get away
with the shotgun Of Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'S messenger. John F~sathorstone. ii
Palisads. on Sunday last. Featherstons
and Jim Miller, also q messenger. were
holding Q friendly chat previous to the
departure Of tho train, whom the latter
called the formers attention 10 Q man
running In the direction OF the river
with q shotgun. Fsathenstone found
his weapon 10 b missing and started in
pursuit. ovsrhauling tho thief on ths
bank Of the river. Tho New York duck
now thinks that q shotgun 10 not Just
the thing 10 be hit over the head with.
aud that . man displays considerable
temper whom no triss 70 throw Q fellow
into the river Just for ''nipping''a gun.
The thief oaly escaped . ducking BY the
intsrcsssion Of some b~ystandsrs, Who
hastsnsd 10 the spot. and he was allowed
to start down the railroad track with o
head considerably enlarged, after meet.
ing John when his mad RAJ up"
A serious Array occurred at Ebsrharjt
City on Saturday evening last. Two
men became involved In . quarrel whom
ono Of them drew q knife and stabbed
the other twice. producing what are
thought will prove fatal wounds. The
man Who was stabbed drew the knife
from his wounds resking With blood
and plunged II in the breast Of his muir
derer. killing him almost Immediately.
The u OF the quarrel Is said 10 be q
woman. The names Of the two men We
we're unable 70 learn.
On Monday evening. while Justice r.
n. Beatty and vito were enjoying an
evening ride. the buggy In which they
wore seated was upset near the Willows
and both occupants pfsdpltatsd 70 The
ground. Mrs.. Beatty sustained soms
ssvsrs bruises, but va not 70 badly In.
jursd a. vas reported shortly after the
accident. DR.. A. @. Bishop was sum.
monsd and attended her a the scene Of
the diaster. from whence she was short
~ aftsrvsrd brought hons.
The locomotive for The Eureka and
Ruby Hill Railroad arrived on Sunday
last and IL now proppsd up on the track
neal the furnaces. awaiting the coming
Of the whesls and trucks. which are e.
psctsd to-day. The locomotive weighs
siItsen tons, and vas made In Phil
aielphia. Several ore cars for the rosd
have also arrived. INV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
PROPOSED NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.

"Compstition Is the life Of trade"
Therefore va are not sorry to observe
that a certificate Of incorporation Of the
National Telegraph Company with .
capital Of s2s. o00. 900. has just been
fled with the County Clerk Of Ban
Francisco. This 10 essentially ahoms In
stitution. the Directors named In the
certificate bsing al rssidsnts Of this
coast. viz: Michael Reese. residing In the
county Of San Mateo. in the STATE Of
California; Calvin W. Kellogg. residing
in the city and county Of San Fran
cisco In the STATE Of California; James
X. Kesns. residing in the city and
county Of San Francisco. In tho State Of
California: FaIton ID. Athsrton, re-
siding in the county Of San Msteo. In
the State Of California; William Sharon.
residing in Virginia City. in tho State Of
Nevada; William Burling. residing In
the city and county Of San Francisco.
in the State Of California; Alfred A.
Cohen. residing in the county OF
Alameda. in The State Of California.
The purpose for which this corporation
IL formed is tho construction conduct
and maintenance Of telegraph lines DO
tween the citiss Of New York and san
Francisco, and between said cities and
all other Of the principal cities and
towns In the United States and In the
Territories thereof. and in the dominion
Of Canada, and 10 connect by said tsle-
graph lines all Of said principal cities
and towns In the United States and In
the Territories and In Canada with each
other" and the estimated length Of said
telegraph lines IL ssvsnty.Avs thousand
miles. The nen named as Directors arr
hch enough to put the enterprise
through within . abort time. and IL 10 to
DO hoped they will do 70. Nothing Is
said about tho route proposed. but u Is
shrswdly suggested that II will follow
the limo Of the contemplated railroad
from Los Angeles through Southern
Nevada and join tho Union Pacific a
Ogden. II II ssrvs TO cheaper the snor'
nous rates upon this coast il will prove
blessing TO everybody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
CONE To TIE 'FRONT.' M. soora.

since George @. Gorhaa challenged
that great lsadsr Of ths Doliss. Senator
Newton Booth. 10 taks The stump and
jointly discuss staas and National ques-
tons. not % much napsep has been
heard from the Independent champion.
and The organs Of The mongrsl party are
remarkably taciturn. But the matter
viii evidently NOT b allowed 10 rssi
thus. Senator Booth has made grave
charges against the Republican party In
ssnsrai. and Mssrs. Sargent and Cor
ham in particular. He has denied the
truth Of the lattsr's assertions In public
speeches. and impugnsd his honesty Of
purpose. On he other hand. Gorham
has dissctsd Booths administration
while Governor. in . way particularly
harassing and s~1sspsrasins. ending BY
challenging the rsdoubtahls ehisftain 10
nsst him before The public and disprovs
IL he can. the truth Of his tGorham's)
allegations. Ths Republican and Demo-
cratic press join In demanding that Mr..
Booth be heard from. sndthus tho Dolly
Warden candidate for the Presidency is
placed bstwesn two fires. II. - il al
legged. Senator Booth II such . marvel.
lous dsbatsr; II his administration 10
sans Isur d suns rsproeAs. let him defend
Il on the stump. II IL easy enough 70
squslch aorhsm II he II lying. for truth
will triumph. To refuse or neglect to
meet the Secretary Of the U. 8. Senate
ON the stump. il . confession Of weak
nsss, which, for his own saks - well a.
the prospect. Of the Dolliss in Califor.
mia, Mr.. Booth cannot afford 10 make.
In almost every Caiismia szchanss-
s1ospt those Of the Dolly Warden Per.
suasion-that ws pick up. isto b found
some rasping and szaspsrsdng para.
graph like the following from the Nsvads
Truseript: oil.
The Independents win learn before
the campaign ID over that there an
blown 10 b. given - we'll - 10 b 70.
csivsd. and that Gorham ID Just the boy
to give them. He planted . few Of hia
lsft-handsn fairly On the omc$grsb.
hing Senator's mug on Tuesday evening,
and challenged that gentleman TO . joint
discussion Of the issues before the PEG.
pie, and above Ill. mutual comparison
Of individual records. Nov. We want
Booth 10 accept this challenge. We
want him 10 meet this prstsndsF and pr
him to the wall. We want . man who
has such . terrible character - Gorhau
enjoys. TO Be- shown up. We want Booth
to sharpen mp his '.Damascus steel" and
disssct this man Gorham. He cannoI
excuse himsslf on the ground that Cor
ham Ia not an equal, for he holds Al
equally honorable position in the sam,
body TO which the Senator belongs, ami
he d the leader Of an equally rsspscta'
BILE wing Of the anne party. Now 10
good time for the Senator with his Web
stsrian ability 70 completely silence Thu
nountsbank and rid the State Of hi
presence. We 60 In for the joint dis
cussion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
A SAD EFFECT.

The sad effects Of political excitement
and antagonism sngsndersd BY polit-
ical campaign are beginning to manifest
themselves In our California exchanges.
Last year these sans newspapers were
pompous in titi-starched proprsty. and
assuming the roles Of critic and mentor.
soundly lectursd the press Of Nsvads
for its alleged violations Of journalistic
courtesy. Il would appear that II care
DO NOT taken by our whilom critics We
shall BE- forced TO return to them with
interest the ready male advice then
given and Hincs carefully preserved fo'
future use by us. Thus the Oakland
TSuser;pt. usually . politely conducted
journal. In its issue Of Monday last
descended into the mirs as follows;
A mushroom has sproutsd up from q
dunghin down in the vicinity Of Nil
pitas, and though but q few inches high.
and with o spread that would scarcely
furnish shade for Q June-bug. II verify
imagines itself q vid.-spreading tree.
We refer 10 tho latest results Of a basket
full Of type material under tho name OF
the Alameda County I~-,hpndcnt. Of
late IL has taken occasion to bite its lit
tie thumb In each weakly issue, at the
Trpscript. We suppose IL In aching for
. notice. We therefore stop down. and
for once will please the concern Of
sphemsral existence with a hrst-rate
notice, which We hope will do II some
good. We perhaps have been a little
too complimentary in designating u a a
muahroom-it Il rather q toad-stool. II
will probably live TO the age Of ten or
eleven months. II no blasting north
wind sucks up its resources. But u II
% wishss, when II 10 buried In the little
fsrtilizing mound from whence II sprung.
We will then write II Afirxt-rats obituary.
In the meanwhile. "Shoo. fly. don't
boddsr me-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

THE Carson Tribune Is scolding the
citizens Of that sleepy burg for not hav-
ing sufficient patriotism 10 celebrate the
Fourth Of July. "Bstssr lats than
nsver:" bsi II the Tfi,Sns IL seriously
undertaking 10 iniuss enough life into
the Carsonitss 70 get up . celebration
that costa money. Il has sntsrsd upon .
healthy job. and will not b out Of oc-
c~upation room.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

A CORRESPONDENT OF tho Hartford
CouriHi recalls the following story about
Rufus Choate: "Mr. Choats being III.
and about to sail for Europe in search
Of health. was escorted to the steamar
By frisnds. ons Of whom, trying 70 cheer
the dck man. said. "why, Mr.. Choate.
youth DO In Boston . year hsnce." "sly
frisnd," replied Mr.. Choate, 81 shall 10
here q thousand years hence"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
ORDINANCE NO. ~.
An, ORDINANCE, g, Pr.yi!s fsr ths
RltermiaaiIsu Of DsGs.
tPssssd jane A. D. is's.l

TUE BOARD OF TRusrEEs Or TIE TOWN
j of Geld Hli do ordain;
ssrrfos !. Every prrron o. perSons owning any
dog OF dogs, whether male Of female. shall on OF
before the 18Th day o. July of each year take out
and pay Q license, OF tax, TOT keeping the AAme. and
each one thereof. three dollars per annuni. and on
titled 10 have and receive from ths Town Marshal
q tag, male Of some metal. which shall have marked
thereon the year for which the TAI has been paid,
and the number VI the dog % licsnsed. and said us
shall BE- worn ~ ths dog.
dae, male OF female. found running, or being. or es.
istlng 10 the Town ofuoli I'LL aner the said 18th
DAY - July Of zach rear. Without . collar With Q
tag thsrrto attached. around Us neck. havfnE
theron Its number aud the year. frquired u sec.
lion ! Of this Ordinance, and 10 take such dog o.
dogs 20 souis ceny snten place, Of least sx hundred
fsst from any Inhabited buliding in ths TOWN OF
Uold i'm, and therr kill Airi destroy the same.
So. !. IL any psrsoh o. persons shall wtlfally
obstruct, epposr, i~ntsrffre, OF prevent any of1cer
IN the discharge Of bis duties. - Required By the
proyisions Of Ibis Oriinance. OF shali Assist any dog
or dogs In mailing an eseape nom any of1cer. such
psrson orperscn.. upon eonsicton thsrro, h.fofe =
Justice efths Peace Of the Town Of 0cti lltt. shall
be naed 10 sum not less than twenty dollars NOT
moe than ohs hundred Dollar. and " such ans p
nj. :, one asy for every v dsliars Of s.id nne.
D. i11. and Ordinances No. VI. passsi ysns 70. 4. y.
is1t, and al Ordinances or parts Of. ordinances fn
eonhit herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC, s. fhis Ordinance 20 take effect and Be In
forcs from and amer It's psAaAge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

A dispatch to our reporter from tho
editorial sxcursionists says: We will 60
10 Ban Francisco. themes probably south.
before We visit Virginia City. All arc
In excellent health and enjoying them
selves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
ODGERs-in Gold HIl. Jsly ., ,. D. 0drsr,

ODGERs-i In Gold nm. JAY Q. J. D. odrsr.
BEERs-in Virginia, Julys. Birdie Josephine.
infant daughter OF Thomas and Elizabeth
Beer. aged year and Z mouths.
tIlsr remains viii Be- buried al Empire oity
ala ?. H.. tomorrow. Friends and atquslnt.
ances are respectfully invited 70 attend.l
0AINRs-In Virginia. July ., Mn. Julia Ann
Gaines. aged % yrars,
Teresa, daughter Of Christspher and Rssau'
n MeCounoa. agsd . months and . days
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
BORN.

snRknAN-Ia Gold mn, July q |, eths wiiso
REiD-in c.ison. JAY s,to the wife Of I. "A.
Read, Q son.
FREvkRT-in Carson Valley. July Q. 10 the
wife Of frvd frsysrt. . daughter.
MeKAY-ln 0oh Hiil, July I, 10 the vile OF
John Mckay. Q sss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETIno.

OFPICE OF TIE PicrOu MINING CON.
isis, The regular annual meeting Of the
S~tockholdsrs Of the Pietou Mining Company
will &c held on THURSDAY, the 21d day Of
July, 1919. ct u H.. at the once OF the Com.
pany, No. 40s California street, Roon .. Nan
fnncisco, California. Transfer books will
IyS I'd .. PniLLIPs, Secretary.