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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12

J. H Bca.ner has Road Carts, Road
Wagons, Buggies, Phaetons, Surreye,
Family Carriages, Spring Wagons
sud Moline Wagons, for sale. All
goods warranted. Prices and terms TO
suit the times.
The depot presented an unusual
appearance, this afternoon, over 20
Of the pupils of the public school
having Como there to bid good bye to
some of their young friends who were
going away on the south. bound train.
The roam horse belonging to Fl. z.
Burkhsrt walked into the river this
afternoon, and was dro~ ned. He
was standing near the bridge when the
driver walked up to take hold Of him,
the horse took fright, and jamp+d in.
1t was worth $50, aud is tho second
horse which Nj. Burkhart has lost
within . week. He seems to be out
luck.
Read Werthheimer's locals. He
has large assortment of choice goods,
all of which he sells At prices hereto
fore unheard-of on Wood River.
General Orders No. 9, calling for
tho election Of . lieutenant colonel
and major for tho First Battalion,
Idaho Guards, has been issued. II
the HALEY Company does net hurry
iss organization, it will not DO mus.
tered ia time to have any "ssy" ~ to
its field officers.
M'.Carroll Seminary Carroll Co., III.
has never employed An agent to solicit
pupils or funds, as do othe instit IL tions,
still it has enjoyed unprecedented
prosperity and has drawn patronage
from . very large per cent. of tho states
and territories Of the Union. The
great success of its graduates adver.
tises the school, II not 50 widely 40
agents.
Captain J. X. Owen, who bull, the
Vienns, Bannsok, and other
mills in this region, is in Chicago and
about to marry. After completing
tho contract with his usual energy
and thoroughness he will leave for
Europe with his vito, intending to b
gone about = year.
At . NEE ting held At Cheyenne,
about 10 days ago, Superintendent
Iaessignie, of tho Mountain Divi
sion, conceded the demands Of the
conductors and brakemcn on the Orc.
gon Short Line and branches, for ex-
tra pay for extra t;me-thus putting
them on . level with the engineers
aud firemen, 10 this matter.
John Condron got back to-day from
Salt Lake City. He reports that place
~ rather quiet after the excitement
which followed the Gentle victory
Of last February, bat says that the
streets are being paved and severed.
There is considerable building and .
steady improvement is noticeable.
Isadors Morris would have come
some time ago TO resume work on the
Big Camas, but has been deferred by
reports that the Cfoy gulch bridge
WAS not practicable. Az this 10
falsehood M. Morris will doubtless
como up - soon - apprized Of The
fast.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12
LOCAL JOTTlN0S.

You can save time and money by
getting your loans through
LENNON & BOONR.
Lead ia New York to day, $4O5
per 100 pounds; silver, 81 .04 to tl.O44
sad strong.
A CARLOAD Of coal oil was received
t'day BY Il. W. Berry.
Fine Nous Shoes At $3.50 pair, At
Wsrthheimer's.
The Boise Statesman states that
! $4,000 has been offered for the
Catholic Church block, in that city.
Ahem!
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repre-.
ssntsd BY LENNON & BOONE.
Intending builders are complain.
ing Of tho lack of lumber, now that
the building season has begun.
Wssthhei.ner has the best assert.
asnt Of Men's Shoes.
Hon. w. J. Mcconnell 10 in Ketch.
um, renewing acquaintance with
james Judge aud . host Of old.
timers.
John O'Brien, Of tho Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the
ehoiosst meats on hand. Try him.
A special train WAS run over tho
Wood River branch yesterday. It
brought one days eastern mail and
~. oar bal. OF rock for tho Gil
above Gi net.
Just receive d. 6ne assortment Of
Neskwear, It Wershheimer's.
Ex United States Marshal shaugh.
messy and three New Workers, who
have just purchased tho Pepper in.
tsrsst in tho Q,sen Of the Hills group
Of mines, arrived u Bellevue to-day,
end will doubtless come up here in q
day OF %.
DR.. Leonard, tbs we'll. kn own DENTS,
will b It tho Alsuras Hotel, Tuesday
and Wednesday tho 18th and l4sb inst
Tho gsn.lsmsn who arc operating
t.s Camss No. 2 group OF mines ex-
psot to b through in two or three
days.
Go to w. s. Mack's TO have your
Aeass, sign and carriage painting,
pspes.hanging, oalcimining, etc.. done,
snd carpets taken up and relaid.
The road to Deer Creek, via the
sloagh and bridge, is again open for
teams.
The latest styles Of Straw Hats. At
Werthheimer's.
n. MoCormick il repsiring the road
between HALEY and Bullion.
Gsntlemen's 6ne shoes, At % pair,
q S. ]. FRiEDxAN's.
The weather hes been 20 cool dur.
inR the past two or three days, that
The quantity Of wstes flowing in Wood
River hes .jininishsd very Perosp.
lively.
II you want 6rse.elass SSsve, hair.
cut, or shampoo. 60 to Phil. Webers
barber shop, too dooss south Of the
express oGee, Hsaey.
viii. Sullivan left to-day fos trip
% Postisnd. Oregon, attending to Do
absent about 10 days.
Parties desiring ice can leave orders
q Willman's store, or address r l..
Purdvn, Haley. The price 10 half's.
Sent . Posnd.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12
DuekIen'S AruIeo HAlve.

THE BEST SALvk In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill.
aud positively cures piles, o. no pay
reqxired. 1t l. guaranteed 70 give per-
feet satiefacttUR, or money refunded.
Price, . cents per box. For sale by
Hewitt & Brown.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12

q Location nos,ces, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at thu
TIMEs ofIi~~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12
LATTER LIST.

Last Of Lsttess eernalntnR n the Hallsy (ldshn)
tOstofnce for the week ending Nsy 10, 1900
cslltax for any Of these Letters will plsase
0ay advertised"
Ahlstrons, Chas. McCarroa, Neil. T.
Williams, o. p.
EDWARD ANGEL, Postmaster
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12

R1cuec II you desire them no use foolisK
ss.Vsseo away time on things that don't pay;
but send $l.60 at once Tor magnificent out62 Of
our Great Now Stanley Book. II book and tern,s
not satisfactory We refund yoar money. No risk.
No capital needed Both ladies and gentlemen
employed Don't lose time in writing. "Step In
while the waters sre troubled" Days are worth
dollars. Address B. r. JOHNSON I Co., 1909 Nain
st., Richmond Va
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12

Fursl Psits: Hidesl
The highest cash price paid fos
hides, pelts, and fars, By
LION FUN, HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12
CHICAGO SCALE oo

~ So;!tA ye1s,1eW @rea. CNeeSs, "a.
& D .as2s sss;s 80 sTSs sc1c|
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-27

beut' baf Ou Deinen guten Sag. go
f66n ne iebt babe i6 Sid faum gefes
ben! Sn ber Sbat CAB bic @rregung
benz f66nen WntIib einen &eis mebr.
Nu6 Der bide Yrior f6munselte, toie
ein Jaun unb itri9 ibr ums Ginn.
9e! Sel = unb ipie ibr bic Waugea
glhben. po6t bns 0er36en 10 febr?l
ST idien ni6t libel 2uft gu baben, fi6
bapon su iiber5eugen = Subith muroe
tobtenblei6 unb mid 5urif. gDas fdat
Sbuen bei2 fliiterte Grau Mnua 3ornig
ibrem tuiirbigen Qnbeter gu, Der offens
bar bonn Biifet fam unb rib ibu 3urid.
Sic lieB ibreu Blid bur6 ben 5aal gleiz
ten, bic paare oronetsn ii1 ebsn au Ell
ner Qaabrile. Da mar aud @raf 8a.
ranopsti, ct erfaate eben cine bittere
pHi9t Der 9616feit, iabem er bic febr
umfangrei9e @atiin bes biinnen Yiirs
gemeiffers gum Saas fibrte. Wcr tpeiB.
fagte Jrau Ultima ld9elno. tpslde g1re
Dir bei6ie6en geipeien ipdre, ipsnn Du
frtiber gefommeu tpdrit nun nubt Du
Did nit benz iungen Wole3iusfi begmii.
gen -. WlabfDl
Ser lanae unbebolfene Menl6 fol-
perte eilig beran. sic tan3eu nit sSrduz
lein Subitb bic Nuabrillel @r 36gerte.
Sd bin -. fammelte ct, i'd babe. -.
Was2 f9on engagirt2 = gtein, aber
-. Was fonits Miibe2 6rau dumas
Nugen bliBten ibn ni9t eben freuno!id)
an. Wirb's? Maons Ct 3ufte bic NA.
feIu unb bot benz Mdb1en ben Wrm.
Subitb folste ibm unlideren 56rit.
tss, geienften 0auptes, tpie bon Der 9e,
mhtbiguna erbriidt, 0abe i1 berlei, grii.
bette he, friiber nidbt erlebt, Dber Be-
merle Id es erit beutes Wlabfo freiIi9 mar
i9ou friiber re6t unb6li9 sesen lie ges
tpeien, er batte getban, aIs pb er iie
nidt ertenne, ebealo feline S9peftern.
4ber he batte fi9 lei9t bariiber getr1.
fiet, neil iie ben @runb fannte: bas
9aupt Der Gamilie, 9err seberni BON
Wolejinsfi, benz BON ben @ttern feines
3aufes f6lieBli9 nur nod Elm fleiner
Weierbof in Der Ndbe bes 5tdotdeus
ge96rte, bate Natbaniel pergebli9 um
elm Oarlebu eriudt; Der 0abritant
batte ertpioert, baB er bic &e1nuna fir
BITE gelieferten Wa1sterseg in ben Haud5.
fang idlreiben MOLE, aber @elbaeId,dfte
made er grunbidbli6 ni9t.
(6ortfssuna fOIs.)
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Slut iuiro reeeu.

Das 1T teiue Grage = glut luirb re-
belt, ,befonbets tpean es unreines 8lut
mdre. puiteln, NusfAldae, ssinuen
unb 8eiamiire iinb idmmtIi9 6pmp.
tome eines unreinen ylutes, bas bet
faliben Sbdtisfeit Der 2eber auauTdrsi.
ben lit. Wenn bieies uidtiae Or
saH feline 5uuftion, bas Blut au Idu.
tern unb au reiuisea, nidt ridtig erfiat,
tperoen nnreinigfeiten tia1 alen Sbeis
len beg Spffems geidleppt, unb Die oben
angetlbrten Symphonic fnb nil6ts pei.
ter als gepeiie bon benz Bemaben be,
gsatur, bic giftigen 2eime fottsufbaffen.
Wtnn ibre Warnung nidt bel 3eiteu
beaAtet miro, werben fid5srlid) ernfts
GolgeL oaraus entitebeu. bic in Qsber.
ooer Nierenii0rungen ODER oor In
S9minbfu4t ibren 8ipfelpuntt errei.
hen. DR.. Pierce's Golden MedicaI
Discovery mirb bieien 9rantbeiten Dor.
beugeH unb tie beilen. in6em es bic Sc.
ber wieber in eiuen seiunoen 3uliant
berIeBt.
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ueber bog i'm 2aufe hiefes Sn,

= ueber bas i'm 2aufe bieIes Som.
mers in Berlin itattfinbenoe 10.
9eutide gunoesidiebeu tbeilsu Werli.
ner Sldtter fOIgenbe ginSelbsiten nit :
nWie in elmer 8eriammIung Der Musz
i9uB Witslieber fir oos 10. oeutI6e
8uubesidieben. tuel6e unter benz 8ors
iiB bes Sberbiirgermeiflers b. Torden
bed i'm &athbaufe itattfanb. initsetbeilt
tpurbe, Bat Die 8erliner S6ibenailoe
5ur gldu3enoeH Dur9fiiarung bes 5efies
100000 Warf Garantiefonbs gefdert.
Imerita reip. Stem Oort entisnbet pier
S6iiben=@orps nit 402 MitsIiebern,
fir ipeI6e i'm 3aiIerhof bsreits 50 3inl.
ner gemietbet fin6. 2tus San s5ran.
cisco linb ebenfalls sablreide GeIttbeil.
nehmer aemelbet. 0ie @iugabe meseu
lleberlafung bes 9empclbofer 6elbes
oIs Jeiiplab 1T bonn 9aifer ablebnenS
bethlehem tporben, 70 baB man Yanfom
3u Ddblen gesmungen mar"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-27

Die 9eutIde SabatsS,itune~ bat
ibren neuen Sabrgana nit Dem Mbbrud
elmer &eibe bon 3uf6riftsn geiffig be-
beutenber Wdaner iiber ben Sabafsgez
nub er0ffnet. Sin Brisf beg berforbsz
men 2uolpig Nnsensruber idliebt: .Ob
bag Nauden gefunbbeiisi6dbli6 ifts
Wfit biefer Mnfidt ipiirbe id mid uur
an ben Qrst uenOen, befsn gegentbeiIiz
ger anfidt i'd fiber mdre." Damn
folst cine 3ui6rift bon Griebrid 6ale,
tpel6er in benz &au9sn iiarfer GROCER
@igafren ell 8erubigunesmitteI in
Stabien GROCER Nerboftdt fiebt, unb
ein Brief bon 2ubtpia 8amberser nit
benz poffieriptum: sd balte bas
Mau6en fiji geillubbeits uib,ig, pie
iebes @ergniisea, luie bag ganse 9sben,
on bem mir fdlieBlib iierbsr." giuem
@ebidt BON albert Sgdgss entnebmen
mir bic 3eilen: uuaIer 9offeu, unfer
Streben, &au6 1T unler aan3es 2eben,
unb elm f6iflider @enuB." Die Hes
baction bat Deit iibsr bunoert 3uihriiz
ten erbalteu, oarunter ioIbe BON pauI
9eDie, 8ottfrieb, Seller, profenor Or.
Spbel, profefior bu z&spmoub &c.
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pegen lehr ffars auIiretenber @rippe Bis
gum l3. Sanuar berIdngert. = Mains,
6. San. 4uf @runb elmer Minifterialz
bsrtiigung liab beute fdmmtlite biefgen
S6uIe ipeaen Der @rippe aelhlolItn
porbsn. @eiisrn osrlfarb bier BET in
frliberen Sabren befannte Baritoniit
gos9i. - Mannbeim. Z. San. Das
9oftheater tuurbe bet @rippe iuegen ee.
f9loKen.
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Sine fid,ere 0elo,Nlulaae

1T cine lpe ipeler Sbnen unter @arantte auscs
fert nerben tann, bab e bcfriepsenre @eiultate lie
fer, ptnrsenalS has anseleste Sch Surdseablt mrb
Guf fteier SaiiS frnnen Sic BON hem unten anseSez
benen Gprtbeter cine Slai6e ppn Or. Sings Neuem
S9pnpluttS 3elnlittel faufen. 6s mirb sarantrt,
baB naiielbe unter alien umitdnpen Grlei6terung sez
mdbrt, penu man e5 seseu irsenp ipelde 9eiben Sel
9eble, eer Sruit pber Der aunsen annenpet mte
S6mtneiuht, 9ungenent3hnbuns, 8rpnHitiS, Mitbma,
9eu4buten, Srdune &c. @s lit ansenebm etn,nnebs
men uup ldmedt gut, 1T pbuis idser nnp man fam ii
nlmer barduf rerlailen.
9robelai&en rei in alien apptbeten. gBpbleiale bel
Oreb, Sbpmpipnu II. So.
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Sic gsatmr lit Gpnnmliipneu

1T idred4. Gultanii6e NuSbrdae, Srtane, Grbbez
eninb furdttar unb idredtid ptrrcsf unb es W faun
pini&enswertb, biee 6ri6einunsen in ibrer Gbdtiaz
tett une 08irtung purb lie @eibringuna rpn Sell
mttteln nadSuabmen, melde Gpnputiipnen nnb Gdmers
sen in benz abnsrmalen 9beile neS menid,liAen Sir
perS berrsrruen Gineu berarsen @eet babe bic att
mpotden, bes mlrfenoenPursirmittel, ,pelde slfli=
bic Spetter Wasen9 9ttters paS beiliame, anaeuebe
me unc nett pirfunsSppuere fSurrpsat lit. gBd6renp
bic erlteren Die Gnsepeibe idmdacn far # bas 8itz
tbdtis, neil bteiel6en burd bic nadbplaenbeagdpd
unfabs 3u iraenb pelber 3bdtistei gematt lperhen.
0as StterS bepr It i'm @esentbeil, neil es pieielben
5ur Ibdttetet befdbst nnp ntdt sematam basu pinst
fnr eine hauern6e Ibdtiste unp @eselmdBiseit ter=
felten iers. Die eeber unp bic Nieren nerbem hurt
bieie Wepin weIhe ebenic lettt Malara, Nerppfitdt
Itimulirt.
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- proisRor @sftsn. bsr betanuts
9erausseber bes Sagebudes bss 2aiiers
Griebri6 Ill, Der ii6 i'm berfoHsren
Sommer bic yM(lerb09fe ungnabe"
3uoog, 1T iebt - uenn aud uur Indirect
-3u Greu5e gefroden. inoem er einen
Nrtifel beroffenilidte, oer eiuen beftissn
4ngriff auf G!abitoae un6 cine Yers
berrli9ung Der Yismardi6en ausipdrs
tigen politit entbdlt.
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Indlens Mrnica=sa.he.

0ic bette Salbe Der 8clt fir Sdmit!e,
auetf4ungcn, @sfdmiire. Gieber. unb Seut.
Nusfdias, 3Ieftc, 9ciprungene Sdabe, ,Srpit.
beuIen un0 alle 5autirenitciteu furirt Sa.
morrbaieen ober feline Sesabiuns @nIliae
Satisfaction 9arantirt oeer bns @elb pirb
anriiderffattet. % @ents b.t S9adteI. Bum
Scrfduf IN allen apotteten. Drsia, 9Gomp,
ion &, So, MbnIe:aIe.
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Jbr miiBt nidt INNER gud tduipern,
tbnaufen, ipufen uao iebermann mil
garem Dibsrliden Ntbem aneteIn, ion-
bern DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy an.
tpenbeH unb benz ein gnbe MAIDEN.
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Ste
8Ddertlide Greie Yreiie fiir Seras
erf6eint
iesen Domnerfas
unb foitet
$3.50 fit SaS Sabr poer $1.25 fit
6 Mpnatc tn WuramsbesabInna.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows:
Family extras, 81 2b@4 so; Bakers extras,
81 1904 20; city superfne, $3@3 80; interior
superfne.
WHEAT-Depressed and duh. The foreign
markets continue to decline. Seven or eight Wheat
ships have come into port during the past two
three days, and this may increase the movement
somewhat. No. l. 81 321a; No. 2. 81 so;
choice, 81 $3.50; extra choice, for milling, 81 $50
l 40 Sonora, 81 30 q ctl.
CALL SALES-MoRSING.
The market declined. Buyer 9O-400, 81 S614;
400 81 Sc; 300, 81 1915 Buyer season-lOO,
81 441s; 700, 81 A; SEQ, 81 1875; 1900, 81 43a4
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ALL WANT TO COME OUT.
three Writs Granted to Convicts NO" :"
states Prison.

Tbree Writs Granted to Convicts NOW In
states Prison.
Three applications for wrlts OIL hapeas
corpus were presented to the supreme
Court Yesterday by Carroll Cook, on behai1
of prisoners in the States penitentiary. :,
In the case of James II. Kirby, convicted
and now serving sentence in Folsom, the
application raises the point that the decree
Of crime was not SET forth in the sentence
and that Kirby has served the maximum
term, as the punishment for the loves. ue-
gree of the crime of which he was con
Victed. The writ in this case was maze re-
turnable on Monday next beforethe Superior
Court of Sacramento. &c
In behalf of Gus Williams, convlcteu VI
burglary in the second degree ana sen.
fenced to serve ten years in San quentin IL
is set forth that the maximum penalty on
conviction of burglary in the second de-
gree is five years, and that Williams HAS mas
served that length of time in prison. Inc
writ was also granted and made returnaoie
on Friday next before Judge Finn III the
Superior Court of this city.
In the case of Frank Smith, now serving
sentence in San Quentin, the degree OF ms
crime was not found in the verdict at the
time of his conviction, nor in the sentence,
and for this reason it is contended to be
nullity This case will be heard on Monday
next by the Superior Court Of Sacramento.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept 29.-The stock market was mod
crafty actively during the forenoon and quiet for
the remainder of the day, the only marked feature
being a squeeze of the shorts in Lackawanna, which
gave tone to the whole market. Union Pacific re-
ceived some attention from the bears. Final
changes were generally small advances. Sugar ad-
yanced 13s, while Union Pacific lost l. Govern
ments steady Petroleum Pennsylva spot opened
at S01a and closed at S0t2. October opened at 50
and closed at S034.
NEW YORK. Sept 29.-United States Bonds As,
100; 41a's l031a; Northern Pacific, sos; Can
adan Pacific, 1854; Central Pacific, 80; Union
Pacific, So; Atchison, 80; wells-Fargo, l4O;
Western Union, s31s; Silver, no; Sterling, 81 81
"a S512.
NEW YonK. Sept. 29.-wheat, cash. 81 OLA /;
October, 81 005s
Flour-Quiet.
COree-Sl9.
Sugar-5$S@6c
ii des-l5c.
Copper-Lake. SIT.
1in-Spot, $24 rs.
Lead-Domestic, So 20.
ron-$l4.
Petroleum-SOl,.
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AMOR.

lT you have dreamed that you loved before,
And lived to smile at the ending;
81 If you have known what 1t was TO live
49, And wonder where life was tending;
If you have known for your lonellest days
The ones when your kind surged round you;
II you have reached in the night for touch
10 come from the darkness that bound you;
Ifyou have looked, and looked but in vain,
To meet the eyes that should thrall YOU
fyou have watched and waited for years
For the sound OF the voice that should call you /;
If you have listened, by day and night,
For the fall OF the footstep near you;
If you have awakened and wept for her,
With never q friend to hear you
1, you have boarded your spirit and soul,
To be worthy OF her receiving;
Ifyou have acted a mans best part
TO the best OF your hearts believing:
II YOU have found VIII u the great gods know,
That measure, divine and human,
OF ali that is sweetest and best in life
The love OF loving woman;
IL you can be true and believe her true.
with the width OF the W orld between you;
II she can be woman and angel, too;
he weak, and yet strong TO screen you;
If you can lay bare to her tender gaze
The whole OF your litc's long proving;
If you can live and can walt for her,
All. then. you may call II Loving ,,,..,
FANNIE AYMAR MATHEWS In fittsDurS builetlh'
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THE STOCK MARKET.

o,,o +o the death of President Norwood the San
Francisco Board held no session yesterday morning.
and will not be in session to-day because Oh inc
funeral. hence mining stocks at t1e moment may DC
considered more or less nominal cna"ses al INC
afternoon session were Insignificant.
Local securities were fairly active, with lower
rrjces for Hawaiian Commercial and an advance In
S. V. Water to $56s4.
The production of the Comstock lode last week
was as follows: Con. Cal. & Va, 1875 tons, assay
inc 500 10; Choilar so tons, Sl6 IS; Savage, 794
tons, S23 81: Yellow Jacket 800 tons, s22. Over
man ore is assaying SIT. Savage has S3l,5o1 in
bullion on hand; Con. Cal. e Va, $4,000.
Commonwealth worked last week 90 tons ore as
saying Sl72 81; crushed us tons concentrates, as
saying sle5; shipped S28OiO and has 81, 500 in
bullion on hind. North Commonwealth worked
100 TONS assayiug sl57 2O crushed ass tons con
centrates.
Assessments Tending.
Tie following is list OF assossments now ending
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They Made Her Mind.

-Four little boys, each about nine years of
age, were In Police Judge LAWYERS court
yesterday charged with annoying their
neighbor. Mrs. William Lyons of 5l7 Jones
street. Mrs. Lyons, who is a stout lady,
told the Judge that they repeatedly stood
outside her door and called her many names
which made her angry. She was compelled
10 put new fence around her garden to
keep them out, aud they gathered again and
said, Jumbo, jump the fence. il Won are
able" They also asked her If she was a
balloon and when she would go up? The
boys belong TO respectable families. and ON
promising to keep away from Mrs. Lyons
house were dismissed $3.50
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No DAMAGES for Nicholson.

Judgment for defendant has been given
by Judge Finn in the suit of William G.
Nicholson to recover $4,000 damages from
Charles Claffey and Mrs Emily C. Wooly.
The action was the result of the desertion
of Nicholson's wife, and he blamed his
ton. Claffey was made defendant in the
suit owing to one of his employees having
opened letter addressed by the plaintiff to
DIR. W. d. King at the Lick House and
shown it to Mrs. Woolly. The letter. il is
alleged, caused the separation between Mich
olson and his wife
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HARBOR COMMISSIONERS.
John Il. McGinniss Appointed Collecto
Vice Huey,

Vice Huey.
The Board of Harbor Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon, all the members pres
ent. The payroll, aggregating S4065, and
bills amounting to Sl26 40 were ordered paid.
The schooner Albion was placed on the de-
linquent list and fined $40 for leaving Third
street Wharf on the 9th inst. without filing
statement or paying her tolls.
Chief Wharfnger Corcoran was instructed
to have all ballast removed from the
wharves and order his subordinate to keep
each wharf in a clean and orderly condition
during the winter months.
John Il. McGinniss, for the past two
months book-keeper in the Commissioners
office, was appointed Collector in the place
of w. Il. Huey, recently dismissed for ir-
regularity. McGnniss' bonds were set at
$4,000. A new system of checking the col
lectons will be adopted by the. Commits
sioners.
No news has. yet been received bv the
commission as to the missing Huey's where
abouts. The matter is now left in tue hands
of the notice.
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