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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-03-13

John II. Swearingcn. Mary r. sweArin-
gen and others defendants.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of judg
inent and decree Of foreclosure in the above ent-
tied action dated December 3, lsSg, aud special
execution issued said judgment, ont OF the
Office !of the Clerk OF the Circuii Court tor saii
Hand county on February 3, tssh and how IN my
hands, I, the undersigned sheriff of said Hand
County, SOuth Dakota, viii sell at public auction
at the front door of the Conrt House IN the
town of Miller. County of Hand and state of
South DakOta, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash on
the 2Sth day OF March 1880. at three o'clock y.
the property described in said Judgment aud
decree and directed 90 be sold. towits The north
west quarter of section thirfylve in township enc
hundred fourteen north of range sixty seven
west Of the hith 7, NJ IN said Hand county, South
Dakota and also the dwelling house situated on
lot one of section two of township ole hundred
twelve north of rance sixty eight west OF 5h p, M.
in said Hand eounty. or 80 much OF said prOrer
ty as may be necessary 10 satisfy said judgment
and costs amounting TO SS99.Sa and interes;
thereon at seven per cent per annum from the
date Of said iudgmept besides the costs Of sale.
The purchaser OF said dwelling house eau have
immediafe possession according to the provisions
Of said Judgment aud decree. said real estate 10 be
sold subject TO redemption within the time al
lowed by law. Febist1
Dated February nth. 1890.
DANIEL. WALSH, Sheriff
JOHN L. PYLE attorney for plaintiff, Huron, :. ID,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-03-13
snEaIFrrs s,Lt,

9th Judicial Circuit. Hand County.
Leonard II. Hole as trustee Tor John VI
Miller and the said John II. Miller
Plaiutifs
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-03-13
AafbOlisalve
IA = The Great Shin Remedy
~ Relieves and Cures
Itchings and Ir:1tat.ons OF tho Skin
and Scalp

PLIES,
Either Itching OF Bleed,ng.
ULcRRArIoss. CuTs. WOUNDS, Bruises, Por.
SONS, BrrEs OF INSECTS, ,CATARRH. INFi.AMEp
soRx EYES, ,CHILBLAIys. CHAPS and cHAFEs.
Hinstdntiy relieves The pain Of Durns and
Scaids, and cures tae lporst case aUita0ut scar.
Small boxes 25c. Largo boxes SOC.
Coles Carbolisoap prcventspimples.
baokheads. ohappcd and oily skin. and pre-
lon. IL is unequalei for use Ia hard water,
ana its absolute purity and delicate per-
tuine makes II u positive luxury for tho
bath and nursery.
Caution;. The labels on the genuine are
btIck aud The lsttsFa Green. Prepared only
by J. w. Cole s Co., Black River Falls. Wis.
soll ~ nsusaists aud Dealers in Medleiass
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f8-For Information in reference te LarSs and
Towns owned by the CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, &
ST PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY, write 10 n. q
HAUGAN. Land Commissioner Milwaukee. Wis,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-03-13
County of Polk

County OF Polk
o. b. Ayres President. and J. G Cumnins Secreta-
ry Of the state Insurance CoiuDany OF Des MONIES,
Iowa being duly sworn depCse and say that the
foreg ding full. true ard correct statement OF
the affairs Of said Company; that the said insur.
ance Company is the bonahde owner OF at least
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF actual
cash capital. invested In the state and United
States stocks and Bonds or in Bonds aud Mort
cages OF Real Estate unincumbeted, and worth
double TIE amount for which the same Is mort.
gaged. and they the above described officers OF
aid Insurance Com1pny.
q. b. AYHTsS, President
j. e. CUMMINS. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this sd day
OF January 1890
THO +. CRETE. Notary Public.
Polk County, Iowa.
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Is the oldest and most popular scentiac ard
mechanical paper publishes and has the largest
Circulation OF any paper OF It's class In the world
Fully illustrated. Best class OF Wood Engray-
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copy. Price s3 year. -Four months trial, e.
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PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS,
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80 asssfAea has tsea tvasy Ter tse maF&et
= = tefAa @esks. eNf las been withheld unts4
Saea AE& HtH axtrhsson ef tae FENns
ssAse Feaa should * csaNs1seves.. TIE
a'sstisen @f thAs h'&z nes betak wed Hnies
- = eotsFlsti@a ~ f3ss Rear FIXTURE an
- So ne eFonSgsy Is p@t .upca gsiS f1sT
- sNs&s@re = seEsss 1&e&gez sgs3 level a. .
- staz en tae hsVai pia,ase seays queen
- ..NE r@nssasaftas aes sseN 90 tie
- tsssa y ssRf, d tAg isis Npfc ASst & -
- = ses ~ sEeasiak4ss With Asssgnt rAker ga
sna ksuler eH iAN EoHtAs L. fzet,
So $3.50 Fass saeet tie cgt3. L 8 ntsf
- tsss@tSa tae fcnl raNgr " sn& nsa@s&e ~.
sss ef tte cts q t8e Nssss = saalts
49,. saesl il ballad Rsgshsass fsesSeEgt.
AIS a. lake kNscss al EsAa8t2et1 %.
- sfiss Sea a. us2bsn rs og - ssssesas
saE faffine cg tkR aaettt0a M3ta -
- fess go eikhee ssite aaA th8 sshse fcs3
- sAtvtsh taN&gAtFs il = pes 3tsyskF toe
- BE E7ses e pgesxrxy yss pmS area
- ~ kfxf1th So sexssfa q ess e0Na
Mssss g t1As s ssAaes slrsess AAtee Ms snsstE
~ A PARK exNatks@.kY ST.
49, ~ 81 Ire szntgE nt tie s@t ssgz
- = EeSsi 0ae ~o9s.s fnsssrssEaSats
- N.seA ~ taass s nSss bad 1rsnt -
Sc ses FNasss SHss IS 4 ssTsr - erVofs
- = Asfanv wsth llnlfssg fsrSue - -
- ssssT sa teEas - es*f thas he azs1sag
= misssS IN bsYlBg 4 sns, wsgshes
- g sesca AzaSn. 80 eas t&at Nsnte
- - Nsak EheFe s&Wafs mails
So sshN E5osSrt@ Ne E@essHsS 80 hAaM
ss4sys beeFs fresa = ~ - ) 3 ~.
p ~. J. COMPTON, 4 90. TIE
t'se
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N-0TFcE or PAYMENT or TgyTDES0z- TO
~ ths staek hoifteEs az the seattle Transfer
Co.. Taa to fSes of the seattle 1ra1sfer 60.
hste declare dividend OF ~ peE cent Ga tssa
fspitaE stock 0s'fhe corporation Feyaete Oh ne
1ssh Oar es JAnnary A. n isa0. A. the osEaee % ire
eoa.pAny ia seatsle, and Ake Z, Saae -. 80 y
paid thereafter on ~ asisFe sae tNn car q
earh yaeeesaiaz month uutss further nstSee.
Noah ARMSTRONG. Rresseea1
CHAS ARMSTRONG secretary.
NroTECK-THE ASSrAL MEETING OF The
~ 80 kAolaers 81 the NASntaxfna esAsos. y
Bank 81 SeREtss f0T f5s esseftcn q aAfszsess -
shr ess4iAg sssf sisl ~ bed a ne keh1 60
Tuesday, TIE lsta asE. q seasnx! - 49, - :
oascsk 3 "a " :. hAt.AAs -. ~.
NoTlCR-rHx ANIMAL. MEETING OF THE
~ Ktar acscaFS 81 tie ssrsz S&E9aAA $50
81 se4stss, t0s tie eseetsan % diseEtcss ~
me eakssEHx RSsT Wsst - E2s1 81 TIE tAsaA -
Ts1ss 81 ths lab c. 1kanaFr, sses = - =
~ f<.wHss1 nxss nEETfStt-THE REGu-
- isr 4nMsza nesting es gae kia< khsslSefs 8
ne Eessaa Shfsonni NNaG 81 1etEtse = - g ST.
~ IS RM@ktHe sossss go 1Ne4aA&s 49, -
ssSa ~ g - asSAoeE = ~. for tie eHe.e< Q. %
Tncsaqs sn5 SIS franxatften & sSkn 49, h~s4
nss' IS As s'oFsi ( TsoEs IL cssaisr
s~&stse, wash Dee -. 1ssa
N~nYasv- SYer ( sat BEgg NETTING THE
1900 T.esystssf AZ esf Hsag 4sst aefs 81 xh&
e1sssss ssygstfe.ssssl s,sa rzas xii r. BED a.
Eh@ sfGe 81 sas ssezFsRry - laE es@ - ~ = sAs
- k-.ss. - So g.saer sFeatas e&A2 Ha4 ~
fsss = $500 q the aaesisd Nou4zF tie
ssxa 6&sy az 1Aan4Fy. A. + lbs. ~ 2 cog y =
TFns.ees to- shs eesHsnk xeMf So 49,
esaese1 al szeh 06AeF b&kiasss 1asssAASr@ -
Ray AexAIay - kA@a 1anN
l. Is sRCSs, segxeEHFy-
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non. corner Tsird and Yesler avenue. up TO Jan
Eary /; tue owner reserves the right 70 refuse
any or al bids
NOTICE To SHIP BUILDERs-THE con-
~ mon Council OF the city q seattle, Wash.
will hJ Its clerk. receive sealed bids for the coz
struction of 3 Ore boat 10. said city, in accord
ance with the plans and specifications now en-
tie Ia said clerks once. IA the City ball. Al
bids 70 receive consideration must state where
il IS proposed 10 construc: said boat, and shall
be died, rs aforesaid, on or before Monday.
January s, 1890, a. 80 o'clock p. m. and must
be accompanied By E certified check on Sc
attic bank for the sum o! four thousand dollars
$4,000 drawn IA favor OF the treasurer OF said
city and be forfeited TO said city should the sue.
esssfa bidder refuse or neglect TO enter into
contract and furnish good and sufficient bond
in the sum of the eOntrRcl price within I've
days after the award OF such contrast is made
by the Common Council OF said city, and the
right IL reserved 20 reject sny or Gil bids offeFed
C. W. FERRIS. Clerk.
NOTICE TO coNTRAcroRs-sEALxp PRO.
~ poahis will be received By the board oil com
missioners Of King county, Washington, AZ .he
Office OF the eoanty auditor, IN Seattle. wash
ington, on or before Monday, February J. A. d.
1870 at IL o'clock q m, for furnishing aud set
tag ap Of - steel and iron tail cages, with cor
rtdorss also for furnishing doors and window
grAtingS for the new King coanfy Courthouse,
now In course OF erection ~ Seattle. washing
ton. in accordance with the plins and specid
cations prepared by " A. Ritshts. architect
aud uow on BE in the aEchitects cfnce. 10 rooms
II A1Q kGf1 BHas4UEs WHIT VI htattt &C
nue and south second street. In seattle WASH.
copies OF which mar be had Hpoa application 20
the architect, accompanied by . deposit Of $40 IS
security for their return.
Each proposal mnsS he ccmranied By GER
tilted cheek on some Local bauk in chs sHr o.
fifteen hundred dollars o. 500. laa1e payable 70
the order III the Treasurer OF ktsE county,
Mashinxton," as . guarantees that II case
Of the award Of the coatFset being maize
20 hl1a. the said ocEirsctsT shall enter
into 3 formal contract. IS prepared By
the architect. aud furnish g'sed and Eifi-
eient eanaE sceortinx % Az for fse faithful ex-
ecution and r0mplesioa Of the s0ntfacs. IN faii
are ot which the sad check shall De forfeited
% King coanSy without recogyAe As and Tor
liaai3Ased damages for such failnFe on the part
Of TIE bidder
Ne proposal VIII be considered Snlsss accom-
panied b such cert hed check
The con nissloEeFs reserve tnt rigEf . re1sct
&1y or AL OF tsle bids
W. FORREST.
County Auditor and sx-afAeia CLERK o; the
Board OF Coansy Commissioners OF kIag
county. Washington.
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srEe1tE soTIcE

TO TIE MEMBERS OF THE SEATTLE BAR
A assoc kfsoa-
e ~ EAssa. usszeef Of this association. C.
pssEe6 skls iAie .; seattle this ffusSsaxl morn
Al sershsrs 81 sae hey. vAssAsf hesarrinE 20
fhts kS2oStetaaa o. Eu1 are respectfully ~
egscsteA q AzseNs "a aasy tho tuseE1i nl car
&ate&sat Ar8sEe. AZ ia undertaking 5Aysss8 70
EssnEeT 4 ssewars. GA cosuEhss. estWeer laird
IN scETt& s5EReEE e. q . TO q Ta.s t&auaFv
= sSa &1& - accompany tie remains 81 shssr
iEkt ggSfsNE rsace Carriages Nfls - Is The 9is
esa&&z 81 tsss zssEners
EHst3ag 81 ne xSs1esatI1a ~ take krtsna
esnSerssnw hys8aex kaksas 1eztA uf8 ~ neld
"a "a sGQ&1sas E@@r1 raal Al { 9NssFk = ~
huFatsv. &steF she saBekkL Al sseabegz Of
o IAcoss. Presiasnt
JOHN AawEFEE seenarv
Seafases Ass-. Dec, s.. 1sss
N-aTECE 10 TaE FuRLEe-TcC ARR
- As-skv 0etlse5 thss r a tk1ssAg 4 Il "a
say exszneeEe8 $50 shs M&AaEeEess Of saa
- szaG Bar LaEskSs CNZ eaHg. leo are W8ese1
seaszsE s&gfHsZ Eny esszs 81 ntuz o. 1Fz1ssesfnr
asy AsszsesS WstA Asm negt2sas9g 60 Ills cawa
essuw ne szSs azsre has also h@wn r9rrnxe8
he's sNsm & sAsgsF hssek. g tse ccEpAzgs
@tzze ~ S3SsAe4
&. cot EgAg. Pres azd secy
g EH8HF Nsee Rre& AS Nsn&gsg
N0xNK 10 FEoFRtEE1sS- Fi-ASs F0E
~ cssz&@0s SIS ~ 5EserF Tez4Sezess - CIV
AMI esznEy lnsst - acsess rxSeA. J. ftze1z4E1zg.
&zSAssae< - tasz4s@A ss<esZ
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.=
Is0E sALE-BRfCE. PARTIES WISHING
+ nFck sln Co Weii hY calling ~ the efsce
ef tae Scstf}e Necessity Brick Company, go
Marion street.. near FnariA J. II. NeT1ns tsea-
era Manager
Tor SAlE-a LARGE sCONs FOR sAIE.
Il capacity z03 $50 aA faas respectively. For
lreasale. or C. &. Buszsa1 81 WeSs street 80
a&tsR
MOB gATE-sAFg ONE GOOD SECOND
4 hAaa sSfe caean For terms address vzait.
Pest tsili saces ofl3ces
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Tickets to and Fron Europe.
sslssssseE tlekeS % al patHts In Earagse sad
$500 sa4@ Af N1gtaafa Fseiae ticket effice
= ~ sss''ssd sffsei fsstes hsoeS.
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nwigAs'. Aaast,ae !. .e.tsls.

Nstt'-ss shis e1iy nsesesfssg 81. tSSa r 4
- asei s seSFs, isens ssansy assease
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rERNoNan

sNakN 94NAsE Gait Ar a.Se
s1k sA'a aisst gals aagninx ut,seas iass,
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xawr kIE@g. IEgg EEs EaEATEp CLAIR
III veyAnf aa1 Haezs&ss- 40 sensess eex1a&x
4Alsd s<sesk Heafs q r. So p 81
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACI0RS-SEALE BIDS
N for clearing fifty acres ~ the town Of York
viii be received 1T the stfice Of Crawford Han
non. corner Tbird and Yesler avenue, up 20 Jan
Eary /; tue owner reserves the right 70 refuse
any or all bids
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A. 80 risK ABpRgsS ~ 4eoRag
ks.As,sssss.s sssoa b ia keosAsE. Nlllls n
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4nfTrTY NeTFrl.N

gr,HK wApfxg ESefNKERs EESEVoLEET
/ Assnseaszz0a rewts TIE erxt AL sAiFs 1NfNT-
ays u eaEh rnoalh - tAe Year, NNkasAiss.s
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REfL lssrAgE HKoKkNs
sPfKfrrAEFsa.

"a Msswrflx--3A II gU-1Nk~ MtsNa9% A.
81 /. cHsfer rial estate an9 fnk1saane- So
80 Tas7. str e. tear Fik@.
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cLasRToraxcE

r,oRTuNE TxgzEk, G5zTED ~ fEI1FS$
II paAs ana future eSvna sai&ahss AE1vzee Ia
kasiness matters AT love tFes+tls& sfssNe aEsst
49, rs Wasl4ee YIofxaee heHse. Fiza ana
NRssssmzs stress
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srxvoGRAPHERx

xxr AsuFsGToS TYPEWRITER HEAD
w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furnished short
hand ard typewYiting soFk executed; type
wrilsrs reassd. koxss5 block. colnmh8a
street.
DEMlSGToS TYPEWRITER HEAIQvAR.
hssrss machines and saep.lee. sk0rs haEs8 ABd
tYpewrstsnx osacr& noD1a Sc. SEATTLE block
sorser THIRD kud Cherry streets
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DARIs DREssMAKfNG PARLoRS-ARIIsTiG
Il cutting and fitting done III dressEna kline.
wraps and cioaka Mrs. l. A. Thfoli. rooms ard
10 corner seneca and Front stFectA s attic.
" ash.
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GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE coNPANY-KN.
- Rineegs AID contractors for bridges of every
description wharf building. pile driving dredge
ing aud steam shovel ezcavsttngs psans and
spondence solicited. Once io0s OF Jackson
street. seattle. Wash.
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roR s4rr-susrsrss cH4scrs.

NOR sAIE-AT A REASONABLE FIGURE.
i an old established grocery business. cen.
tory reasons given for selling. Address Bargain.
post-inselilge
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sToSEcUrrERS.

ngfVATE SCHOOL, ~ sEnECA STREET.
4 Miss p Y7kksa gives sEsslon - kngsssh Afaa
Frpnes- $50 ieAehes foreigners EsE1sa
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
nUNHAM & COLLINS. CONTRACTORS
IL riieGryinr and bridge eniidings ofica
foot o. Commercial street.
DAFFERT & erANLEY, BUFFERS ASn
II contractors. plans aud specifications furp-
lshea Columbia Heuse. seattle
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VocAL asD ExsrhUHEsTsL aUsTc
- vi eua- sEc0yn AND LENozA sTREETs
-. tssTr.esiy f-1tg5S Fscas sgAes3i Fsaao, Gui-
rNyssezl calgure ssAss. - = n, SaEzFdsya
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II n. THoMPsOx & CO.. lR. 81. THOMPSON.
IL. George r. Costcriil Clarence l. Mnftsl
EVIL engineers ard Surveyors, are located "a
rooms = ane p Rarkes block. e0rneT Iatrd
ara Union; al notes ard records saved. city or
e0ansy work promptly sttsn1ed 10 maps, tfHS-
5ugs OF blue pr1fts faTriascd a. ahort npsaee-
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xxrASTED- PAGFNEEs A GREAT CHANG s..
w psrsnes ssta tlsse, uiass - aonesf, 40
Ysxk whAgeves fat saCarssv stxens Kna~ stge
~ tNe nyissza<s not rrs4a4fess ESsraatee trAm
sssa 10 $40 du'iags rsuHt = usaath or gSca fTV1n
$50 sat cal al Nuss Aesssa. TosEn No - 10
fufpen s sns go eFeRlaE AEFtefly eaAa-
dental tais cse~ cas- egeR sl1s s1a January, as
Z teA ~ Ga thMfSAse,
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NxvANTED--RG BOARD AND ROOM IN PRf-
w vafe family where there ara no other
b0ardeFs By steady young man. must Be cen
trally locate q. Address J. b. s. Post.Intelb-
aenee-
IsoR KENr-NiCELy FURNISHED ROOMS,
Il eif suite or single. with or without board.
2,I22 seventh street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-14

g S1ROZYNSKrS INVISIBLE BRUNETTE
~ pow der for the complexion is the best and most
harmless in the world. S. STROZYNSKI, sole
manufacturer. lOl Powell ST, San Francisco a30 IN
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General Merchandise-

BAGS-The market is quiet and UNCHANGED Alta
eetlaS OF me state Board of Prison Directors the
resolution authorizing the sale 200 900 Bags to
actual farmers at 634 amended so as to nermIt
b hue 10 dispose OF as many to farmers may
De called Tor and reducing the price to Gle 4
press dispatch from Portland saws the farmers Of
Maia ana valley have been notified that the Pa
oiilV coast Elevator Company OF Portland will sun
ply them with standard Calcutta sacks importaJinn
u1 d9os ana $3.50 Tor &C. delivered along the rail-
IVau ana FARMERS OF Pal ouSe County will he snp-
pied at ol2c This from &c to &c less than farmers
pau ior sacks last year and will effect quite saving
LOT tnen Saicutta spot nominal at $50 C: Nav and
June, &c; Wool Bags, nominal; Potato Gu1nies,
nominal. ''
CoFFEE-Continues quiet at unchanged priees
QuotationS are: 2092Ol2e for good prime TO prime
Washed Guatemala; 20@21c for good to prime Costa
washed Guatemala: 1881 @2Oc for fair Costa Rica
and washed Salvador; l6349ls12c for medium Qua
ordinary Guatemala, Costa Rica and Salvador; 1888
@ccs AsS IG5 F ERf3 %nya She Salvador
g segI 20 Peaches Al 65Sl 75 Bartlett Pears.
Ties. 81 IS; Plums. sl@l 10; Strawberries, 81 Is;
BBIaekberries, 81 1901 So; Tomatoes, s7H.c spot.
OoAL-The situation remains unchanged. Prices
70 W. dealers are as follows; Wellington. So New
mond, 81; Cedar River 81, Seattle 81; Gilman. SO
@7 , Coos Bay, IS; sydney s. SO: Greta, IS 80:
Camel, sl2; Col rado Egg SIT p ton. w.
fiSH-No Maekerel, quotable at S15@15 SO in
5bls and s292 20 In Kits; Mess Mackerel, sos rs
KIT; Pacihc Cod, 61ac in bundles. &c in cases Sc
do, 81 50@l rs q key; WhItehsh, sl0 in haf-bbIs
q kit. " ~
NAILS-Quotable as follows: Two hundred key
lots 81 80 for iron, So 10 for steel and SO 10 for
standard wire small lots l5@e20c higher all round
QUlGkSlLVER-Sc rec and firm at $50 2 flask.
., SfkUP-oalifornia drips in 6bls, 25c do, in half
4212c q gallon.
SOGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes,
terms net cash: Cube, &c; Crushed, &c; Extra
Powdered, &c: Fine Crushed, 7c: Dry Granu-
atea, $3.50; Confectloner's A. 6ac; Extra G, 55sc;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-14
SEAMoTRESSES In COURT.


Pretty One Falls Asleep In Judges
Court but Apologies.
An amusing incident occurred yesterday dur
ing the trial OF the suit of Emma Dali vs.. Mary
Hadley. The latter is a Post-street dress.
maker, and Is being sued by Mrs. Dali for $3.50
damages by reason of poor workmanship
Mrs. Hadley was accompanied by beyy of
female witnesses, who were conveniently placed
In Justice Hebbard's court, the hearing being
before Justice Boland. lie former had occasion
10 go INTO his court late in the day, aud was sur
pIised 10 see n woman's hat lying as he sup
posed, upon his desk.
closer inspection disclosed that one of the
girls had fallen asleep in his judicial chair and
then slipped under The bench, leaving only the
hat visible. He awakened the sleeping beauty
VINO was very much surprised and was prolIse
IN her apologies. but later In the day lie received
The following note:
Judge He6bdTd-SIR: A suppliant before Won beg
pardon fer uSurping your judicial chair this morn
ing but then IT looked lonely couldn't resist the
temptation Yours truly, WITNESS
+. S.-Decide that in favor OF our side and
we will vote for you, providing you don't vote the
Prohibition ticket.
Justice Hebbard is satisfied with his share OF
The transaction and the case was taken under ad.
vlsement, the dispute being whether an under
skirt was properly dIaped and whether pocket
DdQ Decn inserted upside down.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-14
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was slight advance in mining stocks in the
first session yesterday but in the afternoon board
there general drop, ranging from 10c TO Csc.
Assessments of 25c each on Mexican and Best &c
Belcher did not help matters any Closing quota
tions below.
Trading in local securities quiet. Spring
Valley Water sold back to 81 and vigorIt Powder
up to IS.
The following dividends have been declared,
payable on the 18th: California Powder, 81; On
nibus Cable, l21ac; Oakland Cas- zoe; Stockton
Gas, Use.
overman reports shipment to mill of 1913 tons
ore, assaying $234l, of which Sab was gold.
The President OF the Eureka Consolidated has re-
turned from the mine. He reports an Improvement
in the property. and says that both furnaces
now running, and regular bullion shipments will be
made
At the annual meeting OF Scorpion Monday there
were 5S,641 shares represented. The following OH
were elected: W. R. Sherwood, President; H.
f. Cutler, Vice-Presdent C. Hirschfeld, F. 6. J.
Margetson and Herman Zadig, Directors George r.
Spnney, Secretary, and X. +. Heating. Superinten-
dent. The financial report of the Secretary showed
a balance of S5573.
AT the annual meeting OF East Sierra Nevada &c.
S72 shares represented The following Off
were reelected: c. Hirschiield, President; w.
X. Sherwood, Nice-Pres dent; w. w Erskine, Z. +.
Smythe, k. y. Graves, Directors; George r. Spin
ney, Secretary, ana K. Z. Heating, Superintendent.
The financial report showed a balance on May LIST
OF $1,000.
The Indian Creek delinquent sale takes place to-