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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21

naf. I would shoot the reporter.
That's what would do.
Reporter Very good. III put that
in, too.
The reporter takes the name and
writes it down, when the clerks face
changed its expression, and ne SAID !;
II was an office-holder I'D do 1t, but
you know I am only clerk.
Reporter (still smiling: Good morn
ing, boys.
the Necessary Number OF Signatures
Obtained 60 the Petition
for an Election.
The following petition was printed
Yesterday morning, and by noon was
placed in the hands Of more than q
hundred men:
TO The Hon. Thomas s. Atkins. Jndge % me
E,yfipos Court Of the Guy Of Rfchm0nn
We. the undersigned, being quail fed
voters OF the city Of Richmond, respectfully
petition that you Will, In ACCORDANCE WIN
The law passed by the Legislature OF VIZ
ginIa at rs last session, issue proper writ
ordering an election 10 be held IN the SAID
city, on the question OF liquor license or no
liquor license.
Name
Witness TO sigpature.............'.''
Where petitioner last voted...".'
The Campaign Committee OF the
Liquor Dealers Protective Association
of Richmond met at Sanger Hall last
night, and from the reports received 1t
appeared that 1900 signatures had
been turned in.
Among the petitioners are about
200 colored men.
Everybody seemed to be eager to
sign.
There are many blsnk-heads still out
and it is supposed that many more sig
natures will be added to the large num-
Der already gotten.
The committee have called in those
canvassers who have to report later, as
they say it is but worrying the people
TO carry the matter further.
The Liquor Protective AS
ISOLATION will have an important meet
ing at Sanger Hall tomorrow night.
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New Book.

Lord Vanecomfs Daughter. A Novel.
BY MABEL COLLINS. New York
HARPER q BROTHERS. 1886.
Price in paper 20 cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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WANTS.

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that we have retittei our fac
tory with the latest-improyed
MAI, ii. MAChINERl.
We now guarantee our brand Of
ROYAL PARLOR MATCH
as the hest in the country, aud ask the trade
aud the public To encourage us to give EN-
plOyment 10 our people, to Keep their
money circulating at home. and 10 assist "a,
to make this great southern enierpr.,e.
4. GOLDBACH
Proprietor Star Match Company.
or
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Hosssosd'. sesd Phosphate

DR.. Morris Gibbs, Howard City,
Mich. says: al am greatly pleased
with It - tonic. Il 10 40 agreeable
and good appetizer. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21

DD~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth streets)-Rev. VIII
LIAM w. LANDRUM, ID. d., Pastor.-Norn'
ing service at IL o'clock; evening service
at O'Clock. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
Tor RENT, FOR RENT, "A
Il SMALL DWELLINGS. -

Tor RENT. FOR RENT, a
Il SMALL DWELLINGS. "a
No 705 west Marshall street. $40.
No. is east Jackson street. $40.
Thirteenth and clay streets. $40.
Iombardy between Main aud Cary. $40.
No. Gl7 Albemarle street. SO.
No. lll7 west Leigh street. $3.50.
No 1921 north Seventeenth street. 1888
No. 3I7 north Nineteenth street. 1888.
No. ; High street. 1888.
No. 9lowest Cary street. 1888.
No. 2OA south Cherry street. 81.
No. $40 Linden street. 81.
No. All Preston street. 81.
No. 921 west Leigh street. 81.
No. 937 west Leigh street. 81.
No. AS west Duval street. 81.
No 4O7 west Leigh street s6.
Twenty seventh street near / street. 50.
Nos. and 10 High street. s..
No. 3Il2 Lester street. Rockets. s..
Also. Factories. Stores, Farms Oiices, and
Rooms. Apply To .,,.-,,..,
FURMAN UPPER.
Real Estate Agent
NH Ola l0IB Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21

UCTION SALE or APPLES AND
~ CABBAGE viii ~rI NoNbNI the
z2d Instant AT store 1910 EAST Main street
ntI O'Clock rusrp. 80 barrrl, AfrLf- c1u-
s'sfiug ~ AlDeuar,e Plpp.ns aui Johnson p,
winters: also. batItls OF SEN ~pKlNB
CABBAGE. T.. Vow ~ Asru.
mhZl-lt tOnuiirs inu Merchant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
Ono. r. Laughiou. d.. >a.e,mauJ
NO. 20 MINI street.
ROSEWOOD PIANO. HOUSEHOLD

IL EURNlrURE Sc. Af AUCTION
MONDAY tbs 22u INSTANT
at IC& O'Clock, W . sell ~ uy store with.
out reserve,
l ROsFN OOD.CASE .DCrANEPlAND.
originally a very evpers ve ln,. ru uruf
SUIT ~ NkN PARlDE fuHNlit ~.
upholstered in NOquette Plus..
. CHAMBER StliS:
| very handsome OAK MARBLE TOP
BUFFET;
BEISIEAI~. RDRDEtS. BUREAUS.
HAIR.CI OTH PARLOK CHAIRS:
GOOD HAIR MATT Kisses. PILLOWS.
and boil EkS:
Ipalro Old HliAS- ANDIRDNS;
oil COOK. SION "a. 40. g.
GkORGE ". MAYO.
NH turUunerr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
BRIEF COMMENT.

Why did not SHARP buy the city Of
New York and be done with it?
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Insr. srHA,rn, AND Wound.

7 OST OR MiSLsID. ON OR ABOUT
Il last Tuesday. March 18Th. FIVE NJ.
CCTIABLE NOTES. signed ". i. Ford aud
payablc TO the order ~ 4. q. Bennett SAD
rofes were FOR MY dollars $50 each dated
March /. 1880, running three. iour, hfe'
hiX. and seven months aud fayabie al the
Merchants National BANK. me plDhc =
herewith warned against trading for the
ssne. 4. Z. BENNETT.
NH u lie
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tOsr, CkDTG>.
Il CARRIN @ I % y,
TIKI SIZES,
MACFARLAND. So.
TIE CHAAClKl COURT n- TIT.
cry OF kftllM).I.

1ht following is au extract rom 'l' ir-
cree entered ln the cause on iit -9.l juno
1850:
The Court 10th al uig. o' 'er olf i.'
cree that tue said report T. = 20. pY tt').l
united 90 sand Com M 'ssionst hY1ur. D
shall Yvform the same Hf'pl ,'tf % ..'
principles of this decpse' sud s.Ii r'.I
missioner shall specially inquire s.i t'p'.
10 whom and Zoo what proportion. .it
half OF the net proceeds Of flr l'utk .'..
herenbefore mentioned ,hsll be- pad AL
me principles hcrclnbeiOre dccrtet.
2. Wheeler the claim OF Woodl.ef az
NachiTiaud has been paid la Wno.e pi
part AID what. II anything, Is due 90
owing on account OF THIS claim 10 the ~.
Peter ". MOodllef and fIaucis n. Smit Pa
resYectlYe.y. OF 20 either of tnen
q what II anything, i due irom INC
estate OF william IA. Maciarisnt on the
claim asserted by the executors ~ Andrew
Biefne sud set forth ina the petition in re-
street. thereto nied by some of the cnliifen
of william II. Mscfarand and 20 whom 10
= due.
4. " hat n anything Is iae on the claim
asserted ia the petition Med IN this cau>e
by the deyisses OF Philip ~. George Coke.
The commissioner Will continue the an
nual settlement OF the accounts Of the tru,-
tees.
The comm ssioner viii report his poo
ceetings.
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dwellings FOR RENT.

Brick Dwelling No. $40 west Cary street :;
rooms
Brick Dwelling No. s22 vest Cary street !;
ROOMS.
Brick Dwelling No 81 west Cary street /;
rooms.
Frame Dwelling No. 10 south Cherry street;
rooms.
Frame Dwellng No. II south Cherr. street !;
rooms.
Brick Dwelling No 1919 Floyd street; :
rooms. IL. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctlOneer.
mi IL
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NH Plat
dwellings FOR RENT.

~ ~
IA south Pine street--new brick rooms;
COS Beverly street - frame; rooms,
newly. painted and in nice order
2O3 west Cary stIeet-brick ; rooms, and
I'm nice order.
and In nice order
l3east Canal street-frame: 3 rooms.
go Holly street-brick: rooms, and In
nice order.
II Holly street-brick; rooms and. IA
nice order
lowest Charity street-frame; rooms.
GC3 china street-brick; rooms. and in
nice order -
GEORGE =. NASHON & son.
NH 2I.3t Tenth street.
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COMM OFFICE.
tRs..rt.s.Nrn NfwVnh 30 r-eE

COMM - TONER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, March 10 l~eo,
The parties interested are hereby notified
that ! have nXed on TUESDAY the Zfit
DAY OF April. $50, at ~ % cock VI, a. cue
utne. and ny ufiice. IN said city, as the
pace, to make the foregoing inquiries.
THOMAS }. EVANS.
nh 2t-Susw Commisslonef.
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by ". H. Lyme & Co.
Rea Estate Agents and AuctloneeIs.
No. lll3 Main street.


A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE or
4 TWO VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
TEN FMENr DWELLINGS OS THE
SOUTH SIDE OF LEiOH STREET so.
TWEEN ST JAMES MD ADAMS
STRkh1S-We shall sell. by public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
MONDAY. MARCH a. 1855
at 3 o'clock y. NJ those ATTRACTIVE.
MODERN TWO STORY BKlCk rENE.
MENTS Nos IS and 1875 west fsiga street
containing about six rooms eac1 vel cl'-
structed IN excellent onier. with band
some chandeliers. eiegsnily-pap. nd walls.
stationary Washsianis bath wafrron uD-
per floor. and such eNtpordlnars smU-iltsh-
ment and conyeniences as vii .fes 81 con-
duce Ia their rental.
Tbs sale affords an OppOrtun ~ fpr a safe
and Profitable iuyestmeut AMI Ne earn
esily invite an inspection ~ the property
and the attendance OF all parties lntcr-
esied.
TENMs: one third cash; The residue hy
negotiable notes 81 Elk and twelve months
with interest added. and secured by deed
Of trust. ". II. LYME s. 80.
NH II AucUoneers.
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uIGn-CONSTABLE'S SALE

VIII sci az public auction. nn
MONDAY. MARCH -. lees
atll O'Clock A NJ. al iLe pr.m.- n s....-
east corner ~ Adams aud l.a'su -irt.., .|r
FOL owing PROPERTY. tO ssi,,y t.,...,'
NsIIant On my hands
z sIge pieces GkANIlti
5huRn pieces GRANITE,
J RAME SHED:
Lot FENCING and one Ioi suaI IitA\ lE,
for ground rent.
TEkN~. tanu. T.. q. GAIk Sun.
MIA 2O.2t % g. G. Il
by George ". MAYO. Aueroar--.
linn T. Innrnfnn- L. ~A-r.uAuI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHTY
J. FOUR ACRES or VALUABLE FARM
ING LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COTN-
ny, vA,-By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated
February ). 1855, duly recorded ia the
clerks Office OF the County Court OF Ches.
terfeld, Deed. Book Volume 10. page Z2l.
from &. T.. Weatherford 10 the Undersigned,
trustee, default having been made ia the
payment OF certain notes secured thereby,
and at the request Of the holders 81 sail
notes. I viii sell at public auction on tne
premises, on
MONDAY. MARCH "a, 1888.
at 4 O'Clock r. NJ, that DESIRABLE
TRACT OF LAND, containing EIGHTY
FOUR ACRES, fronting on the Harwlck
road between the New road and the Misip.
THAN turnpike. aud being about three aui
a half mics from Manchester. THIS land
lies well, and viii make a frst.c'aSs fgrm
as the land has never been run down. Thee
advantages, together with iis prOx nifty to
the city should attract the attention ~
land buyers.
TERMS: Cash. Probably more liberal
terms VIII be made ~ the sale
PORlIAUN ROBINSON Trustee
SAMPSON & ADANsON. AuctiOueeTs.
NH ~
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EoR observation-disclosures

No. Ga north NINTH rooms $500.
New Brick, 4O2 west Main. $500.
New Brick. 20 south Ptne-6 rooms; sI25
New Brick, 1913 south PINE rooms
S240.
Brick sos north Twelfih-l0 rooms: $3.50.
Brick 925 west Cay--6 rooms, $3.50.
Brick SOC west Grace-lO rooms; $3.50.
Frame, GO2 Beverly rooms; Slii.
Frame. No. g west CarN-s rooms; $500.
Frame 42l south Laurel-7 rooms; $50.
Frame. 8UG south Pine-5 rooms: Sos.
FRANK -. HILL & CO.
NH 2I.2t No. north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
WANTED LADY AGENTS FOR

w NTED, LADY AGENTS FOR
w Mrs. Campbells New "lter"--a
litter hustle. boopskirt and unlerskirt
combined. Hoops can be removed and
skirts laundered. Adjustable 10 any SIZE.
Very fashionable. and sells FOR - 10 every
well. dressed lady sSoon asshOwu. Agents
double their money. AlsO. a fr.i ilue OF
New Furnishing Goods Tor ladies and chill
dren. Address, VITA stamp. h. II. CAMP
BELL q CO., Asa west Randolph street.
Chicago Ill NIB 2l-Su Iu&tnl5t
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By T.. h. Cook AuctoneeT.
At 1872 Main street
ARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALg

II n NL IN T. vi T. - \ .sE.
Il or ELEGANT
DIAMONDS. FINE WArtHi~
RICH JEWELRY. OpEKA-DLAn>I
CLOCKS, &c. A., a.
At the request OF \. Hsrris I-..v.I
dlScontinulug the jewelry bu, n.., ..l
sell at auction. al his store. 3d.. Van
street, commencing on
MONDAY MORNING. MARC ls-..
at 10 O'Clock. and EVENING go urn.t.
his ENTIRE STOCK. consisiius .i
RI EGANI OLA MOND~
FINE WATCHES.
RICH JkWkLRN, CLO'h7
OPfRA-GI.A~~i &C. t.
without limit or reserve. IhIss.n.4
the special attention ~ BUYERS A. flrs ..'t
sre all desirable, and embrace "tr.t'
uaily found I'm iirst-class lr"c.sl .t.-
lshmcnt.
The sale will be continued non i3f ts
until the entire stock ls dispose ut
Positively no goods limited or r'-'rtr'
livery article VIII bee guarantee t' f..
scnted D.. T.. tJ1a
mn Is A-''nlrer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21

w ANTED.-AN ENERG nc
w Man OF good address and business
experience wants Il situation with good
house as travelling salesman, book keeper
correspondent or IN any depart inent where
the services Of IN efficient nau ace desired.
satisfactory references Address BELLA
Isl. r.. Post. Office Box 2ZZ. Richmond. Va.
nh 2I-3f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21

WANTED, B0ARDERS IN A
w private family Ia a central and fash
ionable location. Every privilege OF
home offered table uneNce ptiOnable; large.
airy front rooms. with dressing-roo N. Oh
second and third floors: also. brlglt
chamber on first hoor-not a back parlor.
Address " ROME COMFORTS - care Carrier
II CITY. NH 2t.Sults
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
WANTED. OF THE

L representatives Of ROBERT and JOHN
MONTGOMERY. VINO resided IN Richmond
early In this century. Robert was AZ one
time Consul at Alicante. spain. Address
WILLIAM T.. EARLE.
ktuOgg Building.
NH 81. AZ MashinCfpu d. e.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-25

Ell DORADO MINEs.-On Saturday last the
workers at the mining claim in Coon Hol-
low let daylight through Sacramento Hill
by tearing down the last piece OF dirt that
remained at the end of the wash on the
Placerville side. There is now a clean cut
through the hill about 40 feet deep. and a
task begun thirty years ago has been ac-
complished. A noticeable result of the cut
is the presence of a strong current of air
continually sucking through the channel.
The owners of the Sandstone claim out at
Poverty Point are busy getting out forty
tons of rock for milling purposes 1t is to
be run through Rulison q Likens' mill.
From sample runs already made it is al
most certainty that this rock will run
heavy with mineral, and if the run iustifies
expectations, five additional stamps will be
added to the mill and force of men put at
work that will push things and make times
lively at Poverty Point. Dan Wickham.
one of the best known of Ell Dorado's old
NINE men and an expert machinist, left on
Wednesday last for the Taylor mine near
Greenwood, where he will at once set men
to work. In company with Mr.. Roberts he
has recently bonded this mine, which is
said to be valuable one, and it will at
once be put in trim for vigorous work early
IN the spring. There is a J00-foot shaft on
the claim, and a complement of machinery
necessary for the working of the claim.
ltlacervllle Mountain Democrat
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-25

A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
Post, who is evidently a historical book
worm, makes the discovery that civil serv-
ice reform is no new thing, and thus adds
another proof to the wisdom of Solomon's
declaration that there was no new thing
under the sun. The turnover into the
musty past mines from the Acts of Parlia-
ment in the reign of the second Richard a
law providing that "none should obtain
offices by suit or for reward, but upon
desert" and that the appointing power
who should "ordain, name, or make JUS
tees of the Peace, Sheriffs, Customers,
Controllers, or any other officer or Minister
OF the King, should be firmly sworn not to
make, ordain or name any for any gift or
brokage, favor or affection, and that none
which Pursueth by him or by other privilv
or otherwise, to be in any manner of Office.
shall be put in the same Office or anv
other" 1t was of this statute, passed
nearly 800 years ago, that Coke in his "In-
stitutes" says, 1t is worthy to be written
in letters of gold, but more worthy to be
put in due execution"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-25
NEWS OF THE MORNING,

FOREIGS.-The labor troubles in Belgium
continue.....An American vessel has been
robbed by pirates off the coast of Madagas-
car .....A revolt in the prison at Citations
France, was quelled by the military.
Queen Victoria was warmly greeted in
London npon her appearance upon the
Streets The hostile Arabs have again
been defeated in the Soudan. The Brit
ish have achieved another victory in Bur
mah...-.Silyer in London, As 11-16; con-
soils, l003d; As. 1911 dis, 1l4f.
EAsTERy.-Several men were injured at
ST. Louis in a collision between the police
and railroad strikers John Kelly's
health is improving. .. More money is
needed for the Bartholdi pedestal. The
switchmen's strike at Kansas City has been
settled. .Steinitz has again defeated Zu-
keriort IN the chess contest.....S Seven thou
sand persons in the cloak-making industry
are on strike in New York. Govern
ment bonds are quoted in New York at
1851 for is of 1907 1929 for AS; sterling,
81 Ss(94 80; 1908 for IS; silver bars, 1922.
WAsHINGToN.-Senator Logan will visit
California this summer......W Ward Hunt, ex-
Justice OF the United States Supreme Court,
IS dead......The appointment of Hearst as
Senator Is generally approved by the Pa
clile coast Congressman. see. Suit is to be
brought against the Union Pacific Railway
Company by the Government 80. Secretary
Mannings condition is one of extreme
gravity, and causes great anxiety
PACIFIC CoAsT.-H. Rodgers killed a
saioon-Keeper named Nelson near Fresno
IA Grand Army Post has been mus
tered III at PlacerYille..T The Wickersham
murderer has been arrested at Hongkong
THE visiting Congressman have looked
in at the Mare Island Navy yard ..... G. J.
Whitman died suddenly at Wright's Sta
ton, Santa Clara county. The business
manager of the Deseret Nel0S, Salt Lake,
has been arrested for unlawful cehabitation
.----.Ihree lndians-two men and a woman
were drowned Wednesday near Victoria,
u. C......James McCue shot man named
Burns at Santa Barbara The strike of
iongshoremen continues at Tacoma, W. Z.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-25

DISCUSSED INVENTOR. = While jim
Townsend was over in Mill Creek he in
vented milking machine to be worn by
the COW during the day. 1t consisted of a
metal can holding from three to five gallons
to be suspended under the animal by
broad strap passing over her back. In the
top OF the can We're four or five silver-plated
tubes Tor insertion in the teats. thus afford
ing the milk constant flow into the can.
Like Col. Sellers, Jim saw millions in it -
but one day when Jim found out that
blamed fool rancher from Bridgeport had
made an improvement on it and called it
the Canine Buturos Developer" by fling
q caveat on yaller". dog to chase the
COW till the butter come, he got mad.
smashed the model, sassed the rancher, got
licked, went off and wrote heavy leader
scoring the United States patent laws from
Hades to breakfast.-[ Bodie Free Press.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-25
Merchandise Report.

The following freight passed Ogden
March Dist:
For Sacramento-Lindley 4 Co.. 20 pals
tobacco; Hupgerford & Brown, l car wind
mills; Mebius & Co., 100 cases and 80 bar
rels lard: j. Ochsner, 120 shocks, 100 pair
heads, 22S slaves; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., 3 cases rasps.
For Marysville-Garrett & Elder 8 pack
ages tobacco.
The following passed New Orleans on
the 18th instant:
For Sacramento-A. Dennery, 81 barrels
lamp goods, l cask lanterns; L.. Elkus &
Co., ~ bales comforts, , cases and bales
cotton goods; Sacramento Glass and Crock
cry Company, . crates earthenware, . hogs
heads and 2 barrels glassware; Kirk, Gearv
d Co., cases drugs, 4 cases patent medi-
cine, 10 cases ginger, 20 bags seed Lind
ley d Co, 20 crates canned CLAIMS crates
fish, 10 bags seed, case cigarettes, crates
castings, 80 cases canned vegetables Mrs.
u. NJ. w. Holden, ) cases licorice s. Lip
man " Co, case dry goods; Billingsley 81
Co, S cases backing, 100 boxes and ) cases
clothes-pins; ]. Hahn & Co. eases drugs. 16
cases patent medicine; Hale Bros. & Co. 5
cases dry goods, 8 cases cotton goods, )
cases umbrellas, case corset clasps, cases
pins, cases shirts, l case umbrellas, l case
cotton tape, 43 trunks; Adams, Mcneil &
Co, Is crates castings, 1 case tobacco; Booth
u Co. % cases tobacco, 20 cases canned
vegetables; Clunie, Kiley & Co., case dry
goods; w. d. Comstock, cases springs;
Godfrey Politz, l case clothing; Warren
Star, case soda ash, l case machinery. 2
copper vessels; g. J. Becht, copper vessel:
5. Ii. Davis, l case hardware; Whittier,
Fuller Il Co, , bales cordage, 10 barrels
yarnish; Hall, Luhrs & Co.. 25 butts to-
bacco, % cases canned fish; L. G. English
d Co., boilers; Mebius & Co., crates cast
ings; G. p. Nathan e Co., I cases hats:
huntington, Hopkins & Co., 10 cases hard
ware; Baker Il Hamilton, cases meat
choppers; Weinstock IL Lubin, cases cot
ton goods, l case cloaks, case collars, |
case hairpins, 3 cases underwear, 3 cases
bags, cases hosiery, l case buttons, cases
shirts, l case razor-strops, case knitting
cotton, , packages hats.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-25
Articles of Incorporation

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Office of the Secre-
tary of State:
OF the Guadalupe Mill and Mining Com
pany Object, to mine for gold and silver
in the State of Chihuahua, Mexico, and to
operate in real estate. Principal place of
business, Los Angeles. Directors-H. II.
Boyee, II. f. Payne, George NJ. Smith,
John Roster, C. o. Scott, II. Lindley, r. D.
Wade Capital stock, $4,000, in 1000
shares.
Also, of the Peninsular Water Company.
Object, to furnish the city of San Francisco
with a supply of pure fresh water Princi-
pal place of business, San Francisco. Di-
rectors-Thomas K. Reynold, Frank w.
Thompson, Walter 5. Stone, Samuel III.
Regenstayer, George s. Nagle. Capital
stock, S10000,000, in 100000 shares.
Also, OF the Chicago Mining Company.
Objects, to carry on mining in Amador
county Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-John Cupps, Charles
III. Eaton, j. NJ Bryan, p. A. Doane, Geo.
W. Watson. Capital stock, 100000, in
10000 shares.
Also, of the London Seal Mining Com
pany. Objects, to carry on the business of
tanning. dyeing and dressing seal skins.
and to deal generally in furs. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
-Thos. Price, Chas. L. Alderman, D. Fret
derrick, j. T. Fleming, w. d. Mansfield.
Capital stock, 100000, in 0,00O shares.
Also, the Hubert Concentrator Company.
Object, to manufacture patent ore concen-
traitor. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-Hall McAllister,
William II. Rodda, Marc Levingston, Jos.
Hubert, E. L. Campbell. Capital stock,
81 600, 600, in 80 0G0 shares
Also, the Great Sierra Stage Company.
Object, to carry on stage line for the
transportation of mails, passengers, etc
Principal place of business, Big Oak Flat,
Tuolumne county
Also of the Young Women's Christian
Association. Objects, to promote charity
and the Christian religion. Principal place
of business, San Francisco. Directors
Lucy G. Redington, Isabella Van Wrinkle.
Mary A. Gould Laura P. Williams, Mary
E. Williams, Mary H. Brown, Caroline +.
Argelhnger, Mary S. Merrill, Martha A.
Kittle, Nettie NJ. Carpenter, Mary Frank
Browne.