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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Upon the solcI'a.on O: mIry fr.en-a, have ccn- cluded to Tor t:e C,ilcc of Cltv 1reG.rsr and hereby .nnoUncv IGys.li ss cat.lI ate. Pr scott F'yeE.hfr e:h. 1-7!.
 A. the requc,t of r.-Ey yrz-r.s or Prescott
 j. |, FISuIE. Prescott, Io-rr.r.r ..'.. I..i.
 Pur,u.ut to t,o -s g; of I,aiy c.,ize,-s. Le-.ly snlouno. u. ---: a--. --,o l.- re election % t"- o:fic, of 5Ia:yr of I'r,-e..,. WI. V. ELL-Li. ar,our,e -sy --.F as a s 5.a.a fr Reelection .o the olc. oi |4-4s, s-- a- ,.. .-.'.-- 'e-'.g.. Pres-,t., I.e.. c.,. j--I.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09

Da>TI>nI.-D Dr. L. II. Goodrich, a dent isr w,r is uell-known through the Terri tlg. LtyiEL spent number of winters here. wl.l ,is.t Prescott III short time prepared L. d. everything ill the line of dentistry in the latest and most approved styles. The D.etor's prices are reasonable, and he war rants everything done by him perfect,
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09

Miss Marien Wilson, who has been living with he- mother in Prescott for manyyears, l;l adier to her many friends yesterday f.ra journey t. Globe, where she will re- ..le r.th her sister, Mrs Newton. Miss l.ar;en will b. quite valuable acquisition .a .,.!ety circles at Globe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09
WAsEINGTGy. DrCENBER 1tl

NAsEINGTOV. DECENBEE 1th. POSTMASTER, PrESc0TT:-Orler of 23d inst, changing sche,luletimeo Route Forty thousand, one hundred and sixteen. la, been resc;nded. and will leave Prescott at l2 NJ, mail closes at ll:i5 A u.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09
THE WILCOX RECEPTION.

The entertainment given last evening at Whipple Barracks to General and Mrs Q. B. Wilcox, by the officers and ladies Of the l2th Infantry, was q brilliant and very pleasant affair, and was well attended by the elite of both Prescott and Whipple. Great preparations had been made by the committee of arrangements. and the hall under the management of Lieut. Wother- spoon, was skillfully and artistic;,lly dee orated with evergreen, banners, flags, etc. Dancing was called at 9:15 and continued until 11:l5, when all proceeded to the dining hall to partake of the magnificent supper prepared by several ladies of the Post. Supper over, dancing was again re- sumed, and lovers of the terpsichorean art held full sway until 3:30 \. N.
 Among those present we noticed the fol lowing ladies and gentlemen:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09

,. L, Fisher and Gorham C. Bray announce as candidates respectively for the offices of Mayor and Treasurer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09

NJ. T. iierzog informs the public that th> has Baltimore oysters iU quantities 10 suit the demand n27-1w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09
&kEHi G:SEGSE.
PILES! PILES! FILES! 4 SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST.
 10 CINE NEED SUFFER!

A sure cI-s for BluI. DIe-5.ur. itching and Ulcer c-st Ii.-s h-s ie-I a5--Csa--I ~. D~. WiliaIn dian remedy. cal.e: ir. Wll--l's Iad.a Ointment.
 single Las c1reI the worst chrome csses of 5 g -sG-s staUGiLE- 70 one T-sI surr five minutes after ap,iy-ng thi- wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments -.sc'arIc- do more tan good. Wi.l.am's Ointment ah-I-1s rne tamOrs aays :he i1-el-e Itcliug .QzrIc4ry Gr nigAi after getting IL bed acts aIl:lc-, gv-s instant and paLless -l-t, -t i. I- pared a- y piles. ltc- ing of the pirate pa.tE- Gui for uJthllz else.
 .se.f what tr- F3l. J. nl ta' ---., of tICv-a.Ii says -b5uJ Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment: have u-ed scores O: Pile CGrez aud # affords ue-s.re gay that have :0-ui a. .-hiH which gave such immediate aud permanent T-ef zs Er, Williams Ia dlau ClutIJ-...
 Tor sale by al druggists, or mailed receipt Of pace. -l,rH.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09
IIFPLE

Genl Willcoz and wife. Col Benjamin wife and daughter, Dr. smith and wife. Col. Johnson and daughters, 3Iai. Arnold and wife, Col. Hodge, Capt. Eagan. wife and two daughters, Maj. Eg6ert and Tiie Capt. King and wife, Maj. Cochran and wife. Dr. Skinner and wife. Lieut. Wilson and wife. Lieut. Ward and wife, Lieut. Evans and mother, Lieut.. WotLaupoon.
 PEE~tUI-.
 Hon. J. G. Campbell, Hon. J. T. Gospcr. G. H. Curry, J. IL Marion and vile, T. W. Otis and wife r. |T Blake and wife. Rev T. C. Hunt, C. IT. Hutchinson l. ? Ieado-, W. F. Holden. 1i,ss Nellie BqnghaGt c. F. Dake, layor Kelly and wife. D,ct F. K Ainsworth, V. $. Head, L. Bash ford, 1Ir Martin, p Il. BurHistyr. Geo Bowers. Capt. Hargrlvo and wife, 5Lr. Non Lowenields, Wa.. [. slf5gl and wife, II. H. Sherman. Sfr. EEcs. Ch;et-Justice French, iir. Ale.alier. aIJ Llany more Q: our most ps.ul-l..l o.-iz-es, which, tor laci. of space. wc arc .'.-l-- l.. --ve. The toilets of tie i.5i,- present Ye-- u.e-U.ceEt. Al to2e,i.. Inc 1s-s. .ia.. rs-=-t .:. pleasantly. and -.e-- credit .s',-- :o the .l.-.a-ers ofthc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09

. -.--. a.- i4 ;le P0,, Gtjcc
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

ish In the post prandial speeches Of
0rApt, left TO himself But, latter
~, his ooaohers, mot satisfied with
putting long speeches in bis mouth
ct dinner celebrations In which the
cooling wines have been succeeded
BY the champagne, have sst him to
writing articles on intsroceanie
canals In the staid North American
Review. fit suited their purpose,
they would also set him to polish.
ing diamonds In . lapidary's shop.
although each blow Of the delicate
lapidary's hammer, In his crude
and unframed hands, would ami.
hilats more value In gems than the
physical labor Of all the Grants
would be worth In twenty years.
Nevertheless, Grants extreme
anxiety about the honor Of the
United States, In connection with
the Isthmus Of Panama canal. sug-
gssts the inquiry why he was 80
cold and sluggish and uninterested
whom Spain was executing, In cold
blood, the American passengers Of
the American steamer Virginius.
Not only was he cold and uninter.
sstsd then, accepting the ungra-
cious and perfunctory apologies Of
Spain eagerly and gladly, but be
saw the butcher Burriel prom oled,
within . month Of his slaughter Of
innocent American citizens, with
out protest. The reason for his
then indifference was as shameful
~ Il was unprecedented. At that
time Mr.. Sidney Webster, the SON.
in-law Of Grants Secretary Of
State, Hon. Hamilton Fish, was
the counsel for the Spanish govern
ment in the United States. at .
salary of $50, 900 . year. And yet
this IL the EXP President whose deli.
cate American sensitiveness 10 out
ragged at the project Of purely
commercial interoceanio canal,
through the Isthmus Of Panama,
not under the auspices Of France,
but under the direction Of Mr.. Les.
seps, an individual Frenchman. In
the name Of the Prophet-ngs !
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26
ron EicN.



& LONDON, Jan. 25.-The remains
Of the late e. A. Sothern, the &C.
tor, were buried to-day at SOUTH
ampton In accordance with MS
own request, In the vault contain.
ing the remains of his sister. Mrs.
GWynns. Sothern had ordered
that his funeral should be strictly
private and nobody invited. The
funeral party left Sothsrn's late
residence In London at elk this
morning and arrived at Southamp'
ton at 1880. Six private carriages
following the hearse contained,
among others, Lyttlston Sothern,
Samuel SotherD, Edwin Booth,
Dion Bouclcauit. Sir John Red,
Edgar Pemberton and Robert
Windham. A personal friend read
the burial service.
tue lrish state TssSin.
DUBLIN, Jan. 25th.-Judgs Fiiz-
gerald concluded his charge to
the Jury. He asked the jury to
perform their duty with q courage
opringlng from a desire TO act con.
scientifically, without fear or favor.
Replying to counsel for the ira.
vsrsers, the Judge said: II his d.
rsctions to the jury were wrong In
point Of law, he could be put right
BY an appeal to the Superior Court.
Ma cDonough began his argument
by quoting authorities, when Par.
nell entered the court and was
loudly chsered by the gallery.
Great excitement In the court.
No vesaies ~ shs lsssn state Gases.
DUBLIN, Jan. 25th, 8 r. N.-The
Jury did not return into Court un-
til sent for by the Judges at 5
O'Clock. The foreman then said
they had not agreed nor were they
likely to agree.
LATER.-Ths Jury were dis.
charged Ut 7:45 O'Clock, the fore.
man stating that it was uttesly
impossible they could agree. A
Juror had previously stated that
they were ten to two, but the Judge
said he could only receive an unan-
imous verdict. Great excitement
prevailed and it was heightened
when the Judge said that, after
the exhibition Of to-day in Court,
he could not expect that there
would be . free and unanimous
verdict.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

House of seven rooms, closet
in every room, woodhouse and servants'
romm, bath, hot and cold water; co bear
ing orange and lemon trees; acres Of
land, fronting $50 feet on Downey Aven 10,
street ali graded and sidewalked; ON line
Of street cars. Price. $500.
10 ACroD opposite above lot !;
200 bearing orange, lemon, lime and other
trees; large barn. room for ton horses; loft
and harness room; street all GRADED and
curbed; ON Downey avenue. East Los An.
geles. on line Of street cars. Price. all
cash, ~, 800.
1000 Acres Of land, all
fenced, houses, barns, orange orchards,
etc., Of end Of East Los Angeles street car
traoh; 30 aoEse Of u iSriGable. ps,oe,
~. Sso; s' E s. s6asf S|ss;s g ~
. y.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

ONE OF the novel and amusing
things of the current age In callow
America IL the way Ulysses s..
0rant IL INDUCED - . talker 1t
eonvivial parties. There are many
aspects In which this country is by
NO means callow-in which II
might attain . demi.god attitude
- the leader of all peoples. If the
people Of the United States under.
stood their true mission-a mission
whIch will be evolved from the
ssuds present by the experiences Of
the next twenty years-they
ase really the Moses Of strug-
Cling and caste incrusted nation.
alitiss. 6omshow or other, neither
IN Me dsprsssIons begotten Of our
eomnercial panics, nor In the ella.
ilen and afI1atus Of our periods OF
prosperity, do we seem to grasp the
posslbilities ahead for the most in.
Goaious. the most inventive, the
nest msrcurlal nation which has
exlotsd on the worlds surface since
~ young Athens furnished models
- succeeding ages. There is . very
large Intelligent element In the
Unitsd States. Combining our
sefves to that element strictly,
Ulysses 8. Grant bears to 1t about
oho relation which he sustained In
bis studies 1t West Point. There
- was number forty-four In . class
= forty.nvs, and his brother.in.
laR Dent was the forty fifth, which
~ mat sagacious beneficiary Of
nepotism. In the days Of his deben-
uoir expesisnos 1t Washington, to
eselain that II required . id
ollatt man 70 stand next, In his
ooa1a. 10 Gen. Grant," Lattsrly
Ulvsses s. Grant has been taken in
Anad ~ : lot Of newspaper doc
llnoless. Take Grant away from
1870 fslIows and, II he opsns his
1leuth - . Angle sentence, with
c1oneons which esnpriss four llnss,
p VI b q least three gram.
~ (Rtoop ~ ~ oheft And Nm
1looo ~ l@1nes Ihoso
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26
JAMES STEVENS, Plaintiff, -
va.

8. A. dc CARpONA ct al, d. PENDANTS.
1YNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
~ decree of foreclosure and or
der OF sale entered in the Superior Court
Of the county Of Los Angeles, State Of
E Esnsnas' on ,a Re ~, sta r, gay Of
ecution for the enforcement OF judg-
ment, requiring sale Of property under
foreclosure OF mortgage. issued out Of
the said superior Court onthe eth day Of
tied action, and in favor Of James Ste
vens. plaintiff, and against A de Cardo-
ma. Eufrosina de Cardona, II Mott. En-
gene Meyer and Constant Meyer, the
der the style Of eugene Never 4 CO. Isaac
Norton and Adolph Cohen. partners do
ing business under the name OF Isaac
Norton 4 Co. and J. NJ. 0rifath,
said decree sss'n 81 sssS
duly attssted under the seal OF said
Court on the 14th day Of December.
A: y. lSS0. and delivered TO me, together
Mfn the Ts a1as.sd on the
am commanded to sell ct public auction,
TO the highest and best bidder, for cash In
United States gold coin. the following
and In said decree described real estate.
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels
Of land situate, ying and being in the city
and county OF Los Angeles, State OF Cal.
ifornia, and more particularly described
First-Ail that certain lot fronting on
the easterly. side of Main street and
bounded on the north by property OF D
Rivara and @ b Sanguinetti. on the west
Of Louisa sioll, wife OF Henry stoil.
and on tho east by property Of 3 A dc
Cardona and John Wilson, said lot being
known as the ''Cordona lot" and being
| fI~n Lot A~t~ ~ Hn
Block 10 erected, said lot having 'front.'
age of eighty-six feet and nve inches and
. depth Of one hundred and eixty feet,
second~That certain lot Of land 'front.'
ing on Los Angeles street and beginning
At point on the west boundary of Los
Angeles street, the Same being the south
east col ner OF the lot Of John Wilson;
thence ~ .. n southsrly direction along
street about thirty( 8o) vara:, be the same
more or less, TO the property Of the Fluhr
estate; thence at right angles from Los
less, to the eastern boundary Of the prop.
erty Of the said Fluhr estate; thence In q
northerly direction parallel with Los
Angeles street to southern boundary OF
direction along line Of said Wilson lot
to the place Of beginning.
Public notice IL hereby given that on
MONDAY, THE 10th DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D. 1881,
At IL O'Clock II. of said day, I will pro.
coed to sell Ut the Court House door In
the city and county Of Los Angeles. State
Of California, ct public auction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash in o. b.
gold coin. to satisfy said decree for pripoi-
pal and interest, attorneys fees, costs and
all accruinR costs, all the above described
real estate, or sufficient thereof to satisfy
said sums.
0iven under my hand 1t the city and ooun-
~ OF Los Angeles, State OF California, this
18th day Of December. A. d. 1880.
WIN. B. ROWLAND,
Sheriff.
By h. A. LING, Deputy Sheriff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

A London paper says that
Charles Stuart, who styles himself
Count d'Albany, and claims to be
. descendant Of the young Pretend
er, being driven by bad health to
Bisrritx, has arranged and sorted
all his papers relating to the
Stuarts, and placed them in the
hands Of an eminent Roman Cath.
olic. For nearly twenty years the
Count has been employed in the
British Museum, and many other
librariess In collecting material re-
lating to bis family, and 10 believed
to have got together much interest
ing matter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

y II - . colo ana oottloO Iecb tnet
~ ~ opportunities for real e.
~ Investment to-day on the
Anseiean continent lie in.south-
~ California. The census helps
- eut ~ an unprecedented ratio
e luoseass Of values-that IL. un.
prseeaented outside Of Kansas and
1oxas. But that does mot fairly
G1n1e NE question. Take Los An
Goles, for Instance. Ten years ago,
0hea The census Of 1870 was taken,
Tile region was really ASLEEP pas.
ourU. Arisons, which lies behind
~ vas slmply forbidden ground.
The Apashs WAS there. the Lord Of
: gIsfuls, and his pranks had .
Moody reaeh and scope which were
never contemplated In the harm
- burlesques which signalizsd
holiday festivities In old England
and oentinsntal Europe. In the
last In years the mines Of Arizona
n The vineyards and orange and
lemon groves Of Los Angeles have
beon advancing pori passu. In con.
NEnatlon Of what We say, We ad-
ouee the undoubtsd fact that every
modern looking building In Los
Angeles dates from 1874 or 1873,
jast - every producing mine In
Arlsons dates from 1879 or 1880.
The full tide of development and Of
expansions of values 10 ut hand
now for both Arizona and Los An
gsles county. For people who de-
sire 20 Invest their money In q
parsIy speculative venture San
Diego, for instance, presents
marked inducements. Like Los
Angeles, she has climate; like Loi
Angeles. with our adjunct Of vii.
nlngton, she has harbor, with the
dl0srence that, to develop the hAr.
bor Of Wilmington requires intel
Ngsnt government aid; but Loi
/. Angeles, unlike San Diego, has m
imperial stretch Of productive
country which will shortly take or
unprecedented values. Talking
calmly and honestly, to . settler Of
; means, We should say that, II bis
speculative Impulse is uncontrolla-
bIss he ought to invest In San
Diego. with the chances of extrav-
agant returns; on the other hand,
II he has the instinct Of thrift large.
" developed, with . side leaning
10 . sure percentage Of increase,
Los Angeles Is the very spot or
which he should concentrate his
efforts. Here there Is pure invest.
msnt, with absolutely no chance oil
loss. considering the low prices OF
real estate; there, II he is gam.
bier. pure and simple. there 10 a
very attractive fleld for specula.
tion. Here the venture lie certain
to result In marked enhancement
In real estate values; there the fas-
cinating chances of the stock mar
kst present them selves to the seek.
Or after money. One thing is toll
erabIy certain, viz, In no portion
Of 6outhern California can any one
With money 60 far astray, from
this time forward. The impulse IL
excelsior and steadily toward
higher values.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

1T IL impossible to disguise the
fact that California AZ q State 10 to.
day on the brink Of the most seri.
Gus peril she has ever encountered.
An interruptions and triumphant
lobby pushed the Debris bill
through the last Legislature by
sheer force OF the purse and corrupt
importantly. II ono could sscer-
tain the exact eums spent in Sac
ramento In lobbying during the
last session OF the Legislature 1t
would be found that Eine- tenths Of
them were used in making
members of either house see
the wlsdom and expediency
Of this colossal steal. Now
that within q fraction of
$4OO, 900 have been squandered on
this wasteful and absurd iniquity,
We see both the Yuba aud Bear
River dams swept away and dem.
onstrated to be absolutely useless.
So reliable o man as Mr.. Doyle,
one of the old Railway Commits.
sioners of the State of California
who at least tried to do something
for the people. has written a letter
to q member of the Legislature In
which he bears testimony to the
fact that the expenditures upon
the Yubs dam have been SIM
ply worse than useless. Yet the
lobby are determined that the en-
tering wedge shall be driven for
ward to the butt. The fret effects
Of legislation under our boosted
new Constitution have been the
construction of q railway regulat-
ing machinery which Its original
claim to be q botch or
worse, and the opening OF the
sluice gates Of what has proved to
be already, and what will more
demonstratively show itself to be
In the future, a flood Of corruption
and extravaganza. If the people
Of this State were not laboring un.
der . species of mental and moral
syncope, there would be meetings
In every township In California,
except in the counties specially
benefited, protesting, in ringing
tones. against y repetition OF the
infamous Debris act Of the last
Legislature. We would not give .
baubes for the future Of the Cali.
fornia taxpayer II this deadly ser.
pent of unlimited local appropria.
tons 10 not both scotched and
killed during the short remainder
Of the current session Of the Legis.
lature. The State Board Of
Engineers, with time and
opportunity, with due regard
to Its more restricted field, threat
sns to rival Boss Tweed in New
York or Boss Shepherd In Wash.
Ington city, in the spoliation 1t
aims to buttress. What IL more
singular and lamentable IL that
Gov. Perkins, who is personally an
honest man, allows his local aflll.
atoms to draw him into the
strongest championship OF this
innovation. Let the
people speak before 1t is too late, or
the money OF the State will be
poured out like water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

Hot weather produces lnaction Of
the liver. InvctiOu of the liver
causes diseased kidneys, aud dis
eased kidneys undermine the life
quicker than consumption. These
troubles can be avoided by using
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, the pureet and beet remedy
ever discovered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26
EAsTERN.


WAsHINoToN, Jan. 25th.-The
House Elections Committee, by .
party vote, reports In favor of
Yates and against Martin, Repub-
liean.
uooonoes Before Heuso Cen mteeoea.
WAsHrNaToN, Jan. h.-The
6ouee judiciary Committee To-day
decided that the Senate has : CON.
stitutioual right 70 originate ap-
preparation bills. The oommIttoo
49, $500 ~ ssll g g & q ysess
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

Hale / Norcross,. ass 9; Eureka, az b;
Booker, iOc b; Jacket. 2.15 .; Utah, 9 b, 6k
q; Alta, Ito q; Union. 81 bi Bullion, 206
b, 30 u; Savage. 10 b, LIS 2; Crown
Point, CSC b; Andes, i:S0 .; Alta, LOO I. ii0
Belcner, ~ b: Exchequer, 1.30 b. lao .;
Albion, zoo b; Gould 4 Curry. 8 Is 8; Good.
shaw. 1 b; Gro, 500 b, $50 q; Potosi, b, LILO
9; Mexican. ~ b; Benton. 4Sc b, 500 a;
Belcher, 90 b..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to notify the public
that l have this day formed a
copartnership with my broth
ers, N. and Charles Jacoby,
and the firm will hereafter be
known as JAcoBY BROTHERS.
All accounts due the late house of l..
JACOBY are payable to Jacoby Brothers
and all liabilities will be paid by Jacoby
Brothers.
Thanking my friends and customers
for their liberal patronage, continu-
ance Ii solicited for the new nrm.
jal-1m Il. JACOBY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

The above sale 10 hereby postponed
until Monday the 18th day Of February,
A. D. 1881. 1t II O'Clock NJ, at the court
house door. in the city and county Of
Los Angeles, California.
VIM r. ROWLAND, Sheriff.
Los Angeles, January Is, 1881. I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

According to the on Ogsy Dssviek
Sara Bernhardt hung up her stock
Ing on Christtnag Eve and the
ssly eelne ne2}e CAT eopl1 pet
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26

MONEY TO LOAN.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND dollars
to l0sn upon strictly nrst-class securitles.
MoRFORD 4 BROWN, corner spring
and Temple sts., Los Angeles. jazz I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26
By h. A, LING, Deputy Hher

The above sale IL hereby postponed I'M.
til Saturday the 18th day OF January,
A. d. 1881. at II O'Clock NJ, at the court
house door.
WIN. R. ROWLAND, Sheriff.
BY ]. @. KAYs, Under. Sheriff.
Los Angeles. CAL, Jan. 10th, 1881. I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26
NEW TO-DAY.

q n0n FIRST-CLASS BUDDED
~SOOO Orange and lemon trees
for sale. Z. NJ. HAMILTON, East Los
Angeles. ta28 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26
NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Compeny.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.