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A. o. f. f. s.
Courts with large Memberships and
Healthy TREASURES.

Courts with large Memberships and
Healthy Treasures.
Another new court, TO be named and num-
bered Garfield, No. 1903 is being organized in
this city by j. F. Lindstrom, II. 5. OF Court
Hercules, No. 1906, and DR.. j. Letter, formerly
OF Court Golden State. IL Will shortly be instl.
tuted under The auspices of Court Hercules.
John Warrington OF Court Pride OF Plumas,
now visiting this city, reports that sub0rdlnat e
in a Furnishing condition, having now 4 MEM
bership of 135
Court Hercules. No. 1906, Initiated three can
didates al lis last meeting and received nine APP
piicaIions.
Court Occidental is the leading court In the
United States and has a treasury with S9250 To
its credit.
British Columbia has twelve subordinate
counts of the order.
Court lrIde of Grass Valley has bank ac-
count OF S3260 and has large membership as
well.
Court Fountain City OF MERGED, although only
two months old, has now membership of $50
and q gOOQ bans account
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DEAD AT THE DOOR.
A Young Woman Dies Suddenly
ON Her Threshold.

Mary Cusick. domestic, was found dead
yesterday morning on the doorstep of $40
Ellis street. She had been out visiting
friends the night before, and returned late
at night Apoplexy is believed to have
caused her death.
She was only - years of age, and until
quite recently had good health, but last
Saturday, while out at the beach, she was
taken suddenly i'll and complained of pains
in her head and heart.
She had been employed at 800 Ellis street
until recently, and then moved next door,
where she died.
The newspaper men of Lake County have
decided to raise rates on advertising to q
uniform price. This looks like business
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Cacutta, spot, 7c: July, &c; Wool Bags,
35@3sc. Potato Gunnies. nominal.
CoAL-Greta has advanced 10 So 90 q y. Coal
the spot is firm and in light STOCK, ant. the Wei
lington strike cuts off one source of supply.
oIL-California Castor OIL, In cases,N l. 81 40;
No. 2. 81 20 manufacturers rates); California Lin
seed, bbls. Il gall boiled. 72lac; raw, Toe p gall;
cs 2 1ac more Refined Cocoanut, OG45c y gall;
China Nut. 6s@7sc q gallon; Eastern Linseed
OIL. In bbls zoe: do raw 67Iac "a gallon; Lard OIL.
bbis. 72lac: eases. 7Tlhc q gallon
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2ic; Downer's. 2712c q
gal; Astral, 2lc: 1902 Elaine, 261ac; Pearl. 2lc:
Water White. refined. bulk. Ice; Headlight ITS .,
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Property-owners held a meeting al the
corner of Duncan and Church streets for
the purpose of organizing club called the
Home Protection Improvement CLUB for the
protection of the taxpayers and property
owners. against paying for the assessment
district laid out by the Board of Supervisors
for the extension of Dolores street to the
Mission road The following were elected
officers: j. F. Broad, President; T.. A.
Moitoret, Recording Secretary; H. b. Mo-
rey, Financial Secretary; n W. Corners,
fEraasurar
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The GianG recorder and Grand Treasurer
visited San Francisco Legion No. 2, last Thurs
day evening, ana very interesting meeting was
had.
Tie Grand Commander, Grand Treasurer and
Mr.. Harris, d. ID. q. C..visted Upchnrch Legion,
No. 8, Tuesday evening last and Installed The
new officers thereof An application for mem
bership was received and acted on.
The Virginia City Legion OF Nevada and OF this
grand jurisdiction Is doing well.
-Four legions are actively at work, and some
favorable legislation on the pat OF the Supreme
Lodge is anticipated the outlook for tie order is
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cases. 27c; Mineral Illuminating 3OOo 27ISc in
cases: Standard HOP fire test. ae . gall in caseS
(capsl, lie faucets and l3c In bulk
WHITE LEAD-Quotable at J3c p 10.
TURPENTINE-Quoted at 571sc 2 gallon.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes,
terms net cash: Cube, 65se; Crushed. 65sc; Extra
Powdered sac: Fine Crushed. 65Sc: Drv Granu
lated, 6ssc: Confectoner's A. sac; Extra G. 47se:
Golden q. 45sc p 10: Bags 1sc more than bDls.
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash !:
Extra fine Cube, 65sc: Crushed 65sc; Fine Crushed,
65sc: Powdered, $3.50: Extra fine Powdered, 63sc;
Dry Granuated, $3.50; XXX do 6ssc; Coufectioners'
a, 6I4c; White Extra c, SCI Extra O. 1885, Golden
n a =
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Robert Young with u. r. Bankins, alterations on
SW. line of Langton ST., 200 ~ w. OF Harrison 25x
so; $3.50
Mary Frederick with Z. Price & Son, painting
on NV. cor. IaguDa ST. and Golden Gate ave.. also
on E line of Clinton St, $50 5. OF Brannan; $l775.
Caroline Hirsch to Wells Joslin, to build on W.
line of Baker ST.. rs \. OF Piue, n. 25x75; $3945
John Lutgen with c. c. Morehouse to build on
SW. cor Devsadero and Oak sts., W. 5Ux95; $22o5
b. X. Bankins with j. carry Ell al, brickwOrk on
Sc. Fillmore ST. aud Wiley ave-; Sl400.
Louis Zeh with U. f. White, TO build on w line of
Noe ST., between Fourteenth and Fifteenth w.
al :6x96; 5000; bonds 5000, Charles f. Doe and
John L. Adcock sureties.
Lucy Boyston with OVID Brault. to build on s.
line of Ridley St, z65 L. OF Guerrero, f. 25x9O;
$5353; bond SZ750, Thomas Richardson surety.
Hennig Thode with 7. w. Kern to build on F.
line OF Dolores ST., 81 \. of Twenty-fouTth, N.
30:6x117 IS; $500
S. +. Blumenberg with o. Jensen mill work W.
line Of Steiner, l0J S. OF Ellis, Box; 1882.
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James jerks was arrested yesterday by
Detective Hogan on a charge of swindIing
Lee Schuyler, butler to j. d. Spreckels,
out of $13. The detective says that jerks
took Schuyler into a saloon at 31S Bush
street and introduced him to n stranger.
They sat down to game of dice and lottery
with the strange young man. and the butler
lost his money.
jerks was subsequently Identified as a
"bunco steerer" and sure thing" gambler
by many Of his alleged victims.
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IS. ...........s5,73s 20


George Walcom has asked Judge Coffey
to be released from the bond of James
Crouch, who is guardian of the estate Of
his six-year-old grandson, Francis Edward
Crouch, an orphan. The estate consists of
$4,000, derived from the Order of Chosen
Friends ON the death of the child's father
The guardians bond is in double this sum,
and Walcom put his name to it four years
ago. He gives no reason for his with
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Mrs. W. G. Scott. wife of the young va
grant who was shot at Wednesday by her
brother because of her reckless marriage
now claims that her brother Henry Wrede
pointed pistol at her head and threatened
to shoot her If she insisted on remaining
with her husband. She wants to get war;
rant Tor his arrest on a charge Of threats to
kill. Wrede's case has been continued in
the Police Court for a week
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, June 10.
OF THE MARKErl


SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
New York Exchange lower.
All Cereals quiet.
Potatoes easier.
onions in good supply.
Butter. Eggs and Geese unchanged
Fruits and Vegetables abundant.
Evaporated Apples in from New York.
Navel Oranges out of market.
Beans dull.
Grcta Coal advanced
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The protest Of a number of property
owners has been filed with the Supervisors
against the sewering of York street. be-
tween Twenty-fifth and Twenty sixth
streets, because the street has not yet been
opened to TWenty-sxth street, and not be-
ing properly graded there would be no out
let for the sewage
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F. Mitchell was arrested yesterday on a
charge OF obtaining money by false pre-
lenses. 1t is said that he bought saloon
from William Green on Fourth street and
gave spurious check in payment-an old
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on the Doores-street extension. He re-
marks that the road will not benefit resi-
dents on San Jose avenue, and that he has
already been assessed for street extensions
that have not benefited him in the least.
He asserts that the present assessment is
illepal and uniust
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M Evidence.

The cases of ffty-nine Chinese, arrested
a few nights ago for playing dominoes,
were dismissed yesterday in the Police
Court, as there was no evidence to show
what kind Of a game the Chinese had been
playing.
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A White Slaye.

Samuel w. Buchanan and his wife. who
live at 24o Ritch street, were arrested YES
terday ON charge of ill-treating n child of
10 years of age, whom they bought in Hon
olulu when she was very young. 1t is
represented that they beat her cruelty. kent
her in back room at times, and made her
work in fruit factory.
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A Sndden Death,

Daniel Jeffries, painter living AT los
San Jose avenue, died suddenly while at
work yesterday on house at 10 Elizabeth
street, off Valencia. He stopped to pick up
ladder and fell dead. He had been suf-
terer from heart disease for many years.
His widow and two children survive him.
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f w Fisher, Fresno
w | Huber a WI, Cal
Miss l. BrownstOne, Cal
j 4 Riley. Woodland
J. RCSeIfeld, NV Orlean
X NJ Williams, Modesto
j A Mattos. Eureka
j I Riley, Vallejo
c X Hansen, berkeley
NJ Kahn, Petaluma
+ Q Van Blarcom, naklnt
\ NJ Cumming. fruitvaI'
A II Allen, Martinez
I b White, Martinez
o C wehle, KentucKy
q + Davis. Arizona
j L Tuter, Arizona
q o Mourtcastle, Phpnll
q + Irenwith ~ W, s Brbi
Mrs ALB Brown N fun. Inc
j T. Camp, sacramento
& w Hubbard. Tustin
G w Clarke y VT, Sacto
Miss Dickson, Chicago
j I Wood & VT, Vallejo
II prrIeh Santa Rnga
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1 GO MY GAIT

49, GO my gait, with meier whine
Or murmurous tones at that or this.
Deep buTying in this heart OF mine
A Regret for JOYS that may miss.
Whether IN paths OF woe or bliss
] go my gait.
Igo my gait be smile or frown
NV norton on LIES thoroughfare,
Inward look and never down;
A smiling face l choose to wear
As hand in hand, sometimes win care,
go my gait.
Igo my gait. all sure of this
who pushes steadily ahead
Must gain at last some goal OF bliss,
II hungry will at last be fed.
With dauntless heart and dauntleSs tread
go my gait.
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Street work obiec,ed To.

A most vigorously written protest has
been filed with the Supervisors by r.
Manuel of OLA San Jose avenue against
being assessed for street work to be done
The morning call., 1890-06-20

Steamers to sail TO-DAY are the Australia for Homo
lulu, and the Gypsy fer the Salinas River. The Cas-
par falls due from Grays HarbOr, and the Ajax from
Coos Bay.
The schooner Lizzie Vance, 4I3 tons, loads Mdse
for Hilo. Bark Rufus L. Wood, l4O6 tons, Coal at
Nanalmo for this port
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Sam Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. 696Iac; second quality.
5(G51ac; third do. 4e9413c.
VEAL-Iarge 46D6c: small Calves, 6GSc.
MUTTON-wether 61a@S7c: Ewes 6(G61ac
Thanksgiving Lamb. 7(1Sc q ~
PORK-Live Hogs, 4@l4I4c for light graln-fed, and
915@3t4c for heavy packing: stock Hogs sag
35sc q 10; dressed do, 7G7ISc p TO-
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Mrs + A Hogan, London
; Is Hogan, California
J ) Hogan, California
Mrs e b Alexander. sac
q { Garrett, Rcd Bluff
J Montgomery, Ventura
+ Birdsall ~ VT. Sacto
Miss L A Birdsall, Sacto
NJ E Flute. Kansas City
&c II Gray, Phoenix
( j q Bull Jr, Arcata
T. Cawstan, Norwalk
Miss l. Kdrish. New York
L L Smith a VT, Sacto
DR. J c Stout, san Jose
+ A Plyniie, Red Bluff
& j LYME. Red Bluff
W X usher, Stockton
w K DinsmOre, P1ila
. j l. Douglas, Sacramento
NJ L Greeuberg, San LIS y
L Grover, San Is Obispo
j A MeInnis, Vallejo
Z J Wilson, Vallejo
L L Gaddis, Woodland
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trick of his, if the reports of several store
keepers in this city be true. Mitchell
ing that the receipts were so many dollars
a day, whereas he found them to be only
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followed with some Improvement in values on COW
ering of the shorts. The close was quiet to dull
but firm at the Improvements Governments dun.
Petroleum opened steady at S914c SPOT; july ad-
vanced to s9s4 spot. The market then became
quiet, remaining so until the close.
NEW YORK, June l9-United States Bonds: 4s'
1924 4l4's. 1887: Northern Pacific. 50 Isl Cana
dian Pacific, s21a; Central Pacific 34i4; Union Pa
cihc, c4s4 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, ass
wells-fargo, l4S bil, las asked; Western Union,
So; Silver 1o414; Sterling, 81 s694 sS1a
VII eat. cash, 9514c: July csc.
Flour-Quiet
Coffee-Sl7 80.
Sugar. 1866 7-16c
Hops-California. l9c
Iides-California, 1896
Copper-Lake. SIG so.
Tin-Spot 81 S.
Lead-Domestlc, 81 so
Irop-Sl4
Ietroleum-Ss3sc.
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New YORK Markets,

NEW YORK. June l9.-To-day witnessed the COM
pletion OF the raid begun yesterday in the stock
market, and while there marked animation IN
the forenoon with further depression in values, the
pressure was removed later in the day and dizziness
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SMUGGLED OPIUM.

A Comparison of the Work of Two Ad-
ministratioDs.
An examination of the books of the Gus
toms service here is interesting as showing
the relative amount collected for duties on
opium during the Republican and Demo-
cratic administration, and the amount of
smuggling probably done. The Republican
administration from 1880 to 1885 shows
amounts as follows:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

J. j. haley ct al. to Charles L. Green, lot on
L. line Of Willard St, 100 5. of Frederick,
s. 25x1O5, and four other pieces. ........... $40
Wendell kaston TO Thomas COIN, lot ON W.
line of Thrty-eightu ave. l25 : Of u s.
c. :. FELTON, 10y attorney to Lizzie Lobree,
lot on 5. line of lredericA St. 225 T. OF
julius L. II Franklin to wilson Harper lots is
and H. Block 40, Excelsior Homestead AS
Mary Meaghef to James McManon lot on l.
line Of salmon ST. 1876 y. Of Pacific, n.
james NJ Donaine (by exeiutofsj to i. j.
Moyuihan BLOCKS s44 aud sl7, Tide Lands. 2,425
Isaac NJ Frey and wife to Gustav Schuer and
WIFE lot on W. line OF Kansas ST. 225 S OF
Sierra, ). 25XlOO $50
b. Joost to " illiam Roberts, lot on S. line OF
Cumberland ST., los W. OF Sanchez, W. 25x
Emma Kaiser aud husband to William Rob
joseph hume to W W. r. Hatch. lot on W.
line of Harrison St, S5 5. OF Twentieth, s
Lizzie K. hume to W w r. Hatch. same. 100
Richmond villa Association to william Cos
bic, lot on \ w. cor. OF ST. aud Ninth ave-,
W iliiam Is, Hicks TO Margaret J. Grifin lot
on W line of toward ST., 81 :4i4 Z. of Eric.
Richard T. Doran aud wire TO siary Qusr-
ellacq, lot on :. line OF frecita ave, $50 T.
of C9so ST., L. Z5xloo. :.;......:.,;...... 1000
Broderck ST., 20 5. OF uiton. :. 25xll2:6. 10
A A. Fisher TO Joshua G. Doane, lot on N
line of Grove ST., 200 4. of Broderick, t.
r. G Johnson t6y executcrsj to A. f. Morri-
s ss 10 90 q eoi sierra anu ,eD'As.
Herman Stindt to Rosa Humphreys. lot on T.
line of Eighth ave-, 90 5. of ST., s.
2oXlZO ~
Thomas Deuigan TO Elizabeth NJ. b. Foley,
lot on \ W. line OF Tehalna ST., Ego SW. of
First, SM. 70 :4XSO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
gan, same $3.50
G. L. kraus5 10 David I. Walker, lot !. Block
49, hiarket-street Homestead Association. 10
Mary A. Mercer to Behreud cost, lot L.
Cor OF Roanoke and Arlington StS., Ne.
1lS, Sc. l42 SW. 1l3 y ". 1875 ............. 10
Eugene lie Roy ct al. to A. i. O'ConneIi lot
on SW. cor. OF Clement st. aud Sixth ave,
W. 80 :6xl00; also lot on SE. of Glenn
ent ST. and Seventh ave, T. 81 :6Xl00 10
George W. Gail to George i. Maxwell, lot on
y. line OF Lombard st. l37 4 Z. OF Leaven-
worth, +. "a ak 1877 Observation-Disclosures. 10
g. I. Knopf to Maria O'Bren ct al, lot
SW. cor of Hampshire and Butte sts., w.
2sx9l 5000
Harriet =. ChriSty To Richard II. Mcdonald,
lot on ). line of Washington ST., 1925 w.
of Walnut, W. 75Xl27 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
George ID. oy to Richard II. Mcdonald. lot
on SW. cor. 0f Q ST. and f0rty-thlrd ave-,
w. 24OX6OO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
George -. 10y to Emma DOllenmayer lot
W. line OF Nineteenth ave-, $50 5. of Cali
fornia ST., s. 25Xl2O. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Savings and Loan Society to Elizabeth Werd-
miller lot on W. line Of Angelica ST., las
s. Of Nineteenth, s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
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The falling off in 15S0 can be acc

Tie failing of In 1889 can be accounted
for on no other hypothesis but that during
that year great quantity was smuggled in,
and also that the opening of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad on the north provided
way for the smugglers to drop opium into
the United States from all along the border
line. The customs officials here say that no
opium Of any consequence is now being
struggled at this port. 1t is all brought in
over the Canadian border.
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In 1sS3 q new tariff bin WAS pending and

In 1888 new tariff bill was pending and
an unusual quantity of opium was rushed
in to avoid the expected high duty. The
next year, 1884, the falling off was due to
the overstocking of the market of the year
before. The Democratic administration
was from 1856 to 1889, and the showing made
iS no foliauS.
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EnglisI, Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. June 19.-The spot market is weaker
at Is l0d@7s. Cargoes dull at 35s Sd
Tor of coast. 35s for just shipped aud 35s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quot ttions: June, 6s 1115d; July rs;
August, rs 14d; September rs I'D; Octo-
ber rs sd; November, Is I'd; December, Is
2Iad.
SECURITIES
LoSpoN June 49, Consols. 974 United States
Bonds: IS IA; 4Le's, lU5; Silver, 4Sisd; Rentes,
92f &C. Bullion out OF the Bank OF England,
E6O, 900.
The morning call., 1890-06-20

Bank Commissioner Gerberding examined
the condition of the State Dime Savings
Bank of this city Saturday last, and reports
as follows:
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Shipping Notes.

New York Exchange.
New York exchange, Zoe for sight drafts and
15e for telegraphic.
The morning call., 1890-06-20

MORNING SALES.
Board-50 Cal Electric Light 1917; 100 Hawaiian
Commercial 1912; Water 971a.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-25 Water, b is, s71a; do 81; 5 Ha
waiian Commercial, 1917.
The morning call., 1890-06-20
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, June l9.-Wheat opened from Il c to Sc
lower. but on good buying orders advanced 1850,
and closed 1ac higher for July, csc for August ana
December than yesterday Receipts, l4s,OO0 ship
ments, 10000 bushels. Rye firm at 46c. Barley
steady.
CHICAGO. June l9.-wheat cash, $500
Corn-34l4c
Pork-Sl2 70.
Lard-s5 37l4.
Rbs-$5 %.
Whisky-S1 o.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, S4@4 20 Bakers extras, $4@4 TO- city
superfne, 81 seas 10; interior brands s4@i 20
for extras and 81 sO93 10 2 Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-No change, either in the shipping
or speculative markets. Trade is very dull.
Quotabe as follows: No. l, 81 271a q
l 1854 No =, 81 20; choice, 81 80; extra cnoIce,
for milling SOL = ell
The morning call., 1890-06-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

ior Lac Sl,pOD'1 nteloeno' see EtpAf' rao4
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Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 OSIa@l o6 Z, ounce.
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at s2@sSlsc.
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Fl W Dixon, New York
X 7 Heating, Virginia Cy
L + Moore, Los Angeles
l. V Holzmanlie a ", n \
Miss A Clegg. New York
s + Hanna. y ew York
W W Nevis. New York
c II Miller. Washington
T Adams, sew York
Mrs Z I Adams, SewH Orl
\ kominsky, Spokane
g q Kim ball. Red Bluff
A L Jones, Chicago
r Paget, England
Rev NJ l. Zierizy Portland
Mr. Silverstone, Portland
u L Bone. salt Lake
II II Reid q VT, Boston
Mr. SpauldiDg 4 VT .BostI
J I Spaulding. Boston.
L Thompson, Liverpool
A { Armstrong d wife
Cleveland
J 7 Goodwin, San Diego
w g Besier n VT, Fulton
Il Pickles New Orleans
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y y SWanSy, IeXaS
y A Is Smith. Texas
{ W Greene, New York
/ Miss Ludlam, New York
Miss F Ludlam, New York
Z Marrows, Dutch Flat
X I Devlin, Sacramento
j w Arthur, Colusa
A L Nichols. Los Angeles
K ~ c Kirkpatrick. Fresno
&c Kinds, San Diego
J Is Alexander, Los Ang
II Crohen, Brooklyn
f StrOuss, Chicago
d } Lowry Il WI, England
d j II Morrow, Los Angeles
c Godding. New York
j NJ Moorhead. Mt View
II J Watson, Ogden
Up + Wood x W, California
Mrs j A Browne IL II. n Y
:, Mrs G Eaton, White S Sps
4 Hopkins 4 VT, MenlO
oiG g Smith q VT, Sta Cruz
n Miss J Pickles, y Orleans
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Assessments Pending.
The following is Hist of assessments now pending
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
HALEY. IDAHO. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1890.
Horses RalCleQ.

want to get 100 head Of horses or
mules to ranch during next winter.
My ranch is located on Marsh creek,
in Cassia county, one mile below
Marsh Lake, is down in the warm
valley, and consists Of eco acres all
under good, tight fence, of which $50
acres are in lucerne, clover, aud tim
othy. l have plenty of sheds and
stables for over 100 head OF stock,
and 300 tons of hay in the stack.
l will winter horses, and receive and
deliver them ip either Ketchum,
HALEY or Bellevue, aud guarantee to
retur" them in good condition in the
spring. for $3.50 per head.
l have the best ranch in Cassia
county, with plenty Of warm spring
water all winter.
For further particulars, address
j. w. LAMOREAUX,
Albion, Cassia County.
HALEY, IDAHO, Aug. 2S, 1S9O.*
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
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tralize the shock given to the public
confidence bs the long uuapswered
repetition Of such charges. Butaparl
from the charges against the leader.
there still remains a residuum OF
charges too serious to leave any dis.
passionate mind unaffected. Ii re-
mains for the British electorate 70
estimate Alright the acquittal OF Par
nell AMI the condemnation OF Davitt.
though honor is due to Davitt that
he WIS the chief denuSciator Of the
crimes and outrages."
The Ne,Gs says: "rhe report Of the
Parnell commission amounts to a
practical acquittal. The basis Of
'Parpellism and Crime with the
hideous superstructure raised upon
it, disappears from view"
The Times leaves it to the public
to judge whether the report does
not confirm, though in colorless
guarded, judicial language, the
main part of the statements in
the articles on ''Parnellism and
C-ime.o
The Telegraph says: "Upon all
the serious charges, the verdict is
mot guilty or mot proven The
issues upon which the verdict is
against the respondents are those
rs to which a majority Of the
English public had already pno-
nounced an informal verdict u
guilty."
The Chronicle says; "The history
Of 'Patnellism and Crime,' from its'
birth 10 its burial, in this report, Is
a history OF the most Colossal fias-
CO in political Journalism Of Vic
toria's era"
The Standard: "While the YER
dict favors the accused upon the few
most stupendous charges, there are
more than enough behind to sub
stantiate all that has been generally
believed Of the connection between
the home rulers and the conspira-
tors.'