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OLD DEBTS NEARLY PAID.

The Condition of the Fire Department
Fund Explained.
At the meeting of the Board of Super
visors on Monday night Chairman Coffee Of
the Fire Department Committee made
report recommending the purchase of two
or three hnse-carts and new buggy for tue
assistant chief engineer.
Chairman Ebert of the Finance Committee
secuted the idea of mourning such an I'M
warranted expense. The old carts are good
enough, and it would not hurt Assistant
Sullivan to jog along over the cObbles few
months longer in the old buggy. Besides, Z"
he added, ''tte Fire Department Fund is
$500 Overdrawn at the present time, and
where are you going to get the money ?''
Chairman Coffee has since been hunting
up the records OF his committee and found
the facts to be as follows, and will so report
to the board at the next meeting:
When he assumed Office on January g.
1891, the Fire Department Fund was SI1. 292
overdrAwn by the solid nine" On the LIST
inst. he had paid up all but S1100 of that
Indebtedness, besides keeping the depart
ment running in good order and supplying Il
large amount Of extra material, among
other items costly chemical engine.
Upon comparison with other committees
it appears that there is no other such record.
not even that of the Finance Committee,
and MIR. Coffee feels that Chairman Ebert
should at least have done him the Justice to
tell all the truth. instead of such an unfayor-
able fragment
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DANGER ON THE ELEVATOR.

Heart Failure May Come From FLYNN
Trips.
The general use of rapid travelling -eleva-
tors is having an effect upon the people who
use them that is causing good deal of
speculation as to whether it is safe for a
person having weak heart to ride up and
down on them hRbitually. Some persons
believe that the rapid motion and sudden
stops are liable TO produce heart disease.
Doctors are not p Stive on the subject, hut
their opinion seems to lend color to the the
DRY that person with a weak heart should
not ride frequently on such elevators.
This is certainly very interesting
question" said DR.. Thomas J. Mays, who
makes diseases of the heart a specially.
II have heard of people complaining of a
sinking feeling in these rapid transit eleya-
tors, but whether the movement of the ele-
vator has any effect on the heart or not
nm not prepared 10 say. When persons
heart is diseased In any way, the slightest
change of environment will affect II of courSe.
The movement Of the elevator causes a
change IF environment, but may or may not
cause an aggravation Of the heart trouble.
Doubtless It quickenS the movement of the
heart, but without investigation of the
subject it would seem to me that the move
ment Of a rapid transit elevator would only
affect those persons whose hearts are af-
fected However, | am not prepared to
give an opinion without study Of the ques-
iOn."-Philadelp Record.
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without, across the hall, was the pantry,
where we went for our almost hourly supply
of biscuit AID butter and sugar.
When the dinher-horn sounded went out
on the porch to watch the hands returning
from the fields. Affair off | could see then
coming from the distant corn lands that rose
high up the hillside, across the creek, through
the green colt n fields. Through the gaze
under the beecheS they came-all tie handS,
big aud little-to the lot well, the harness
rafting and Tapping on mule and horse L
watched them closely to see if there were
auv familiar faces in the black crew. The
news of my coming had spread; BY and Dy,
one by one they came up to the porcn 10
greet me- There was old Sam heading the
gang, his round, jelly face as round ana
sleek as ever.
"Ps mighty proud to see you, dat is. But
hoope Missy, how you has growed!
"Why. SanI," l answered, sis it possible
you are not dead yet? How are you and
how is AngyP'
about Augy bein' dend? Lawd. Missy, yes
sum. Sire been dead now gwine on five
year. Yessum. Angy dead and done mar
ried again. He, lie, got tired stayln by
myself. Dot one er OF man frlson gals
over yOn'er on Brushy. You member Oh
Unc Prison, don't you? or cripple ieiier'
we ulster call him OF stick In de mud
Been er heape er change sence you was
here, Missy" he continued after a moment.
"See dat oman down yoner to de wash
place? OATS Indy, Angy's gal. Shes de
washer now She was eT little bit er thing
when you lef, not much bigger you was.
an now she done married an got children"
By and by whole group of black faces
were staring at me over the fence and mel
low voices were calling out:
"Howdy, honey! God bless de chile" or
Howdy, Missy. how you come on?"
There were Ilham and Jerry, and old
Nose and Hannah. and Angy's Indy and
many whose names were new to me.
| can see the whole picture again, their
lazy arms resting on the fence, their black
faces Frightening, their white teeth glisten.,
ing, as they tell me they are mighty Pc ly."
But resting time is soon over, and back to
the fields they go, whistling and singing In
the not sun,
"When evening cOmeth on find my feet
leading me to the old orchard fence-the top
rail Of which is sleek with much climbing
beneath the June apple tree. sit atop and
swing my feet-for the moment l am child
again. Within the apples and peaches show
their rosy cheeks, and pears droOp lazly, the
plums are gone, but over the ar0Or the
grapes cluster heavy with their own rich
ness. At the COW pen gate the mixer
stands calling "Suke," 'suke." From the
pasture comes the tiukle of the bell and the
lowing of the cows. The Bob White"
whistles from the broom-sedge, the whip
poor-will calls from the wood bey0nd-the
sun has gone, the day is done.-Phila!e lphia
TimaS
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas, sac; local make, s12c: Wool
Bags, S6dSSc.
OIL - California Castor oil. in cases, No. l
quotable al -; No. 2, cases, 81 10, bbls. soc
manufacturers ratesl Eastern do, 81 2O California
Lnseed. bbs. z gal, boiled, 461ac; raw 44c = gal;
cases, 24ac more. Cocoa, b0G6Oc p gall; China Nut,
56@6Sc 4 gal: Eastern I.lnseed UlI, IN bbls 49ISc:
do raw, sc gal cases. 21ac more; Lard OIL bbls,
72Lec cases. soc n gallon.
PETROLEUM-Starllght, 1910 2 gal; Downer's,
271sc q gal. on; Astral, S1ac; 1902 Elaine. 23I2c
fearl. lSLac: Water White. refined. bulk. l5c:
Headlight 1852, cases, 23c: Mineral Illuminating
5000, 25c in cases. Standard, HOP fire test. lie 2
gallon in cases capsl. l71ac faucets and &c In bulk
GASOLINE, ErC.-63o Benziue, bulk, l3Iac p gal;
Gasoline. bulk, use; cases. 29c q gal.
WHITE LEAD-Ouoted at 7l4DSc q 10.
TURPENrINE-Quotcda at 63c u gallon.
SUGAk-rhe Western sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: CUBE, Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 5 5sc y 10;
Dry Granulated, 64c; Confectioners A, Isc;
Extra c, 4l4c: Golden G. 4Isc; ID. &C q ID; half
bbls lac more than bbls. and boxes 1ac more
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AN AUTUMN RAIN.

The long boughs of the oak tree
That Stluds across the way
Arc waving, waving, waving,
While rainy winds are Taying
Al turning leaves to-day.
The drops strike madly, wildly,
Borne on the autumn wind;
And grenadiers OF tiinSOn
Auu dog weed Towering crimson
They shivcriug leave behind.
The surfiower's golden glory,
Which passed a month ago,
Left but Il seeding coward,
Which, Stancb as once it lowered,
Now hum5ly bows as low.
Here By this tlght-closed window,
AdowH whose weeping pane
Flows many fearful river,
The honeySue kles SILVER
Like traps caught In the rain,
And all sweet natures vlgOr
Seems Wthered now and gone.
There where the RAIN is blow ng,
Where red and green are growing,
Bleak yellow bows alone.
The sheet rain driving onward
Rends everything before,
And each talk sadly fa,!iag
To me il seems is calling
That summer Is no more.
CARL SMITH IN Harper's Weekly.
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snIpPING INTELLIGENCE.
rived.

Arrived.
THURSDAY, October 90
Stmr State OF California, Ackley, 81 hours from
Portland. via Astoria Al hours; pass aud mdse, to
Goodall, Perkins q Co.
Stmr waIla waIla, Wallace, 10 hours from VIC
toria: pass and ndse, to Guodall, Perkins Il Co.
Stmr West Coast, Gerne, "a hours from West
port; 2l3 eds bark, lzI bags wool. TOD Kimball.
Stmr Mineo a. Smith, 20 days from New YORK.
via CIronel 20 days and san Diego days; mdse, to
Johnson-Locko Mer Co.
stmr GIpsy, .Iepsen. IL hours from Santa Cruz;
produce, 10 Goodail. Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Haytian Republic, Brown, "a hours from
Port Townsend; pass and mdse, to Getz Bros & Co.
Stnr Santa Cruz, NicuisJn. hours from San
Pedro; produce. to Goudall. Perkins n Co.
Stmr Del Nortc Stockfeth, 81 hours from Cres-
cent City; pass, to Hobbs, Wall n Go,
Stmr Point Arena. Hansen, IA hours from Mendo-
cino: pass and mdse, TO Mendo emo Lumber Co.
Stnr 6 w Elder. Lewis, 81 hours from Astoria;
produce TO q z X r Co,
Stmr Z mp re. Moe ~ days from DI pdrture Bay =;
S34 tons coal, to Il ID Chandler.
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The jury in the case OF John White, the
boatswain of the ship S. p. Hitchcock, ar
raigned in the United States District Court
for beating Ii. Spitz on shpboard, dis
agreed after being locked up several hours.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Oct 29.-wheat was higher. The open
ing was little excited and sales were made Up
as advance on the closing figures OF yesterday,
then eased off with some slight fluctuations IA
but again de veoped stronger feeling, and this time
prices advanced 1ss@lJac then declined lac,
rallied slightly and closed about q higher than
the closing figures OF yesterday. Receipts l,732,-
600 bushels; shipments, l 1923 900 bushels. Rye
steady at 92c. Barley quiet at 6Oc.
CHICAGO Oct 29.-Wheat, casn-943s. Corn
5734. PorK-$S 6215 Lard-$6 90. Ribs-$a 20.
WhIsky-Sl 10
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nE,,NoUryr SALE NOTICES.

nELINoUENT SALE NoTICE-BRUNSwICK
IL Consolidated Gold Mining Company. Location
OF principal place of business, san Francisco Cal,
location o. WORKS. Grass Valley. Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stocz on account of Assessment No. q
levied on tho 1Ith day Of September, 1891 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectiYe sha reholdcrs, as follows:
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-The stock market to-day
opened active and the upward movement contin-
ued throughout the day The market closed strong
at the highest prices OF the day. The gains are
Sugar g. Lake Shore IA, st. Paul "A. Atchison
and Union Pacific l per cent, Governments firm
Petroleum closed at 59L2c.
NEW YORK, oct. 29.-United States Bonds-aS
Il7La 2s, 100: Northern Pacific. 277s Can
Pacific. s7s4 Central PAGING. 1924 Union Pacific
4054 Atkinson and Santa Fe. A; Wells Fargo
1870: Western Union s2Is; silver, 1854; Sterling
81 9lG4 So.
NEW YORK. Oct. 20 wheat-December. 81 90.
FIour-steady. Coffee. $Il So. Sugar. 3Ga3 9-32.
Hops-Pacifc Coast 120l61sC. Hidos-i3I4 a 4o
Copper-Lake sll so. TIn-spot, sl9 90. Lead
Domestic, 81 1712. Ircn-Sl5 Petroleum, 90 15c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 90. Choice Hops continue
strong and stiny held at 1Sc up: prime. &c;
medium, l5c. The foreign markets are very firm.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw Is steady and Unchanged: refined
fairly active and steady; cut loaf and crushed un-
changed: powdered and cubes, 41ac; grsnulated,
44c; moders' A, 4ssc; confectioners' A, 41sc.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
In dried and canned fruit and vegetables tue
movement Is OF perIunctory character, prices
varying In slight degree only.
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And In aCcOrdance with law and an ORDER from
the BOARD OF Directors, made the 1lth day OF
September. 1891, so many shares Of each parcel of
such stock may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction. at the once Of the company. Room So,
Nevada BLOCK, 3Us Montgomery St. San Francisco,
Cal, on MONDAY. the 9th day Of November, 1891 !,
at the hour Of O'CLOCK r. NJ. OF said day, TO pay
said den quent assessment thereon. together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale
j. STADTFELD Jh., Secretary.
Onlce-Room So, Nevada Block, 800 Mon tgomery
St., SsH Francisco. Cal. oc23 I'd
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CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-The Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day full crates Tokay Grapes at 81 1902 so; half
crates, T5c@$1; Pomegranates 81 so; Peaches
81 55 full crates Muscats 81 459l 90: half crates
Muscats, Toe.
NEW York. oct. 39.-Porter Bros. Company sold
Winter Nellis Pears. So: Comice. So so; half boxes
Foreies, 81 so; full crates Muscats. ST. 50@Dt 60;
half crates, Soc full crates TOsays, 81 IS; Goes
Late Red Plums. half crates, 81 50; salway
Peaches, soc.
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nELNoUENT SALE NorI6E-oRUtKsHLst

~ Gold Mining Company. Location OF principal
place of business, San Francisco Cal. Location Of
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County. Cal
NotIce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stoos, on account OF Assessment (No. %
levied on'the 7th day OF July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders a. follows:
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San Francisco MoAt M,rxst.

as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality, 51A@sc: second quality
412GD5c: third DO. 40D4 Ac
VEAL-Lsrge 697c; small Calvos. 1896
MUTION-wethers. 7971ac; Ewes 6La6D7c
LAMB-3c q n.
PoRK-Llve Hogs, 4I4D4Iac y 10 for hs,vy hard
granted. ana 4Ic for light avertgs do: stock Hogs
SG9s4c d ID; dressed do, BA97L2c q ID.
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Eta, Mayfower, Gussie Klose, Nettie Sund-
burg, Gotama, Bender Bros, Arthur l and
Garcia for coast ports
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 29.-The spot market is firm
Of IS 915d Cargoes easy 44s Tor off
coast, 44s Sd for Just shipped aud 44s Tor nearly
due.
FUTURE4
The Produce Exchange cable gIve3 the following
Liverpool quotations: october. IS Ss4d Novem-
ber IS 8s4d; December. IS 9d January, IS sJ4d;
February, IS 912d; March, IS 9s4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Oct. 29.-Consols. 95: United states
Bonds - as. 120: DO. 2's. l02M Silver 44l4d;
Rentes. s5f s0c. Bullion into Bank of England
Ell,U00
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MORNING SALES.
Board-10 V Water, 90.
Street-100 Water, 90.
AFTERNOON SALES
ard-20 Pacific Gas Imp 1881; so Hawaiian
Commercial A1s; 100 Safety Nitro Powder 7A
Street-55 Pacific Gas imp, 1884.
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Shipping Notes,

The steamer Gypsy sails to-day for the Salinas
River. The Crescent City falls due from Panama
and the Crescent City from Crescent City.
The Noel Tryvan takes for Hayre 55,095 ccntas
Wheat, valued at $92530.
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Phosphorus is now being made by electric
ity. The principal mandatory is in En-,
gland, where il is anticipated fully 1000 tons
will be made annually.
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PORTLAND (oregon), Oct 80. - CIearances,
1919, 600; balances $66,000
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LACE HOTEL.

u W. III dhOhf - NANy
HOTEL.
Miss Karlyon, Butte
IRev c Mills. Montreal
DR. L J White IL W, Cal
C G Harding, Boston
II NJ Yerington " W, New
ICJ Reid, Portland
Is McKeen 81 W, Indiana
| Or q SchmalZ. Saxony
! y Hille pinos. Bavaria
II MauZenbaum. Austria
A II Leaves, EostOn
II X Thompson, Slcto
Mrs Staples, San Jose
Miss Core oran. San jose
w w Ahead. U S Navy
J e Patterson ~ W, S Jose
+ KEEL y. san Jose
f. @ Mix, New York
+ X Alsus, Sacramento
10 Il Libby. New York
+ Il Carroll Il ", Sacto
X = Montenegro, Sacto
2 L Lyki1s. & W, SactO
! A Sh9ckletOn, Woodland
Mrs Pheian, Santa Rosa
, Miss A Phelan, S Rosa
g Hanson 4 W, New York
} l. .HemtOn " W, Sacto
/ o z MarstOn, Woodland
lG Is Wilson, Mare Island
L L Archer, RedlaDds
/ l. Kayser. Philadelphia
lCw Findley, Pa
j X Winston. Los Angeles
HOUSE.
| NJ A Hernleu, LemOOre
W n Conner, Sacramento
w Walker, Vallejo
j @ More. Dixon
A SecSer. California
q c Paige. Salinas
JB HIggiubOtham, Fresno
&c q Davenport, II aywards
j ShanKlanh. California
w n Foster. Alameda
q CONWAY. DaDyille
w II Richardson, Cal
II Mcconnell. san Lucas
J S Pope. California
l. II Smith. Wcstport
&c Seeding. California
y Hart. California
II 5 Shepard, Chicago
y II DAVIS * W, Fortuna
Miss Dudley, Eureka
j 4 NichOis, Mendocino
L His gins, Eureka
" Rooney y w. Eureka
~ c Turner. Ted Bluff
~ j Cumming, 1ed BiuH
r Davidson &w, SuiSuu
II S Howell AZ. Australia
Mrs y McCrary, MERGED
Miss Z McCrary, MERGED
c f Huber. Los Angeles
~ J Whelan XIV. Portland
B L Amen. Astoria
Portland Baseball Club
- w HutChison. Cal
10 II Roel, New York
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNEST. Chrono meter AL
Instrument Maker 4 California street,
Sign of the Wonden Sailor.
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BOARD SALES.
Following were the safes In the sia francisco
Stock Board yesterday:

Following the safes In the Si1 Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR sEssToN-a 40 4. "
so Alpba.....I6 100 CPomt.. ID 500 Overm...l a
$50 Andes 80 500 ExcnQ 40 100 Savage. .1.SU
$50 Belcher...l "A $50 h & 90 25O B MO
IOOES H......2 ~ 100 Iowa. IN 20 Ney..I.65
300 Bodie 30 100 Justice .. 4OAOO go
so Buinon.I Ii 100 Mexican2.lO 90 Union .2.U0
25U Caiedna..35 100 New Q.....4O $50 Titan
$50 CC&h So 100 ODhir. 80. 10 $50 TJackI
100 Con Y so
AFTERNOON sKssIoN-2:lD.
300 AIpha 40 800 CPointl. 0523Q ophir. 2.o5
200 Ata......30 2u0 Mont. rs 800 ...,......212
$50 Andes $4,000 Exchq.....45l 100 Overm 4 20
26U ..........7O27O " o.. l.3O 800 Peer .... 10
leo b.. 200 Iowa. .25IU0 POtos 80
800 Bodie ....hU 200 justice. 40 lu0Scorpiop l6
6UO Buiwer 10 $50 Kentuck..l5 $50 New So
100 Bullion. 90 100 Lady W.. Is 500 savage l. 50
100 ChSll .95 80 MeIlcan2.OO SO -. 1855
200 Chrliar... 50 200 Mono. SOL so SIIil.lQ
1855 CC&V. ..41a 400 COmh...30 AZ Union. j 80
$50 40 100 NeyQ....35 10 ..........l.s5
so COnnd. "A 100 Occd ...sO25U YJacKet.l LIB
200 Con Y...25l
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A Tingard, Baden
A Webelon, Texas ]
W Bruner, Victoria {
ID Morris, Vacaviile {
& X Bugbee. U S N &c
G VI Gibbs, Vallejo '
Miss NJ Servo, California \
j Thompson, Napa
PALACE
CHI Huffman. MERGED Nj
j Hiley. Boston If
I Nc Kay. Benicia 1
J Jackson, Santa Rosa {
J johnson, Santa Rosa 1
+ Otis. Santa Rosa {
G K Walker. EHg,and 1
i L Lecte, Reno /
A ZOllikOfer, Guatemala y
A Tallikof Guatemala +
j b Moffatt. England A
A MOifatt, England +
Mrs W r Carlysie, n Y \
Miss A Cariysle. \ York \
q A Hyde, New York v
j II Hayes, Paris j
T + Downward, England I
| C II Aimes, Wash, d G +
DIR NJ X Pigot. U s Navy 4
DR. J + Page, u s Navy ia
j T. Mitchell. Australia L
TN \ Hudson, AcanIpo X
W VI Coward, Woodland 2
L Byrnes Jr, st Louis A
| J A MunX, Topeka N
j 4 Carroll Il ", sydney n
j Freeman, New Zealand &
Mrs LII Sharp. Butte D
Miss Napton, Butte 10
Mrs W Il Kenyon; Butte e
Miss Kenyon. Butte Il
i A Miller. keliands l.
c McKittridge, Denver &c
w S Eeils, Philadelphia j
RUSS He
J Morton, San MateO IN
Z Clifton q W, Covelo v
T. NJ Hiatt, IursVilie V
L Hiatt. YoTkyille j
S James, LakepOrt A
Il Niliou-hby, Lakeport q
J Fisher. Lakeport j
Il Collins. LaEepOrt e
| j Leach, La@epJrt d
j ProuI. LaEeport v
II A Hawley. MERGED fl
j SOnewlnd. Seattle "
| A i Bland. MenlO Park II
W + Johnston. SntaM3ria j
J Buttmann. san Rafael l.
l. c Ferye, Fresno &c
G Rodgers, SonOma -
j NJ FarreIly. California ii
/ Johnson, Fresno j
Nj Walker, Fresno N
+ X SeidelI. StOnyford %
+ Wright. St Catherires L
+ Sanders, Dunsmuir v
VI Layro. Oakdalo j
o Hess &w, Ierre Haute q
&c StcarnS, New York X
T G stearns, New York II
Miss II Artz. New YORK N
Mrs SssoH n 5. SisSOn NJ
J WaGsfeider Il W. y Y {
q c Jordan. Tacoma Z
Z oyer &w. Pacific Grove d
u 4 Oakes, san Jose z
A + Oliver. California j
~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CALIFORNIA HOTEL.

d Price W, Boston &c T Settle San Jose
Miss Brewer, Boston A Feiin, New York
DAVIS. Boston Mrs + crow Crows Lndg
Mrs l. Waller, Portland f Gosberg & W. Sna Jose
6 II Hookc d W, L Gatos II Bernheim Santa Cruz
l. Walber, Portland j Gardiner Rio Vista
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Mrs + Crow, Crows Lndg
f GoSberg Il W. Sna Jose
c II rnheim, Santa Cruz
J II Gardiner, Rio Vista
n HOTEL.
f II Cox, MADEIRA
, Miss A Annear, Australia
J LSullivan&w, Austral la
Jack Barnett, Australia
Frank Moran, Australia
Jack Ashton. Australia
ID Harrison q W, Australia
e J MacConnell, San jose
T J Bowen II W, Sn l. Obs
II Back. New York
f Fitz2erald, Inyo
A II Bean. Marines
Fl NJ n Spring. San Jose
ICJ Distrow. Be icia
II Lynw0od, Australia
HOUSE.
Mrs T II TODD, Berkeley
Mrs NJ Il SHidmore, San
Diego
Miss L Skidmore,S Diego
1 Copeland. YallecitO
j S Goodwin. You Bet
j Losoya. San Jose
p + Wood. Tulare
W Boots. Tulare
10 G YaIe, Santa Rosa
j + Hall, Santa Rosa
~ w Still 4 WI, Suisun
IA = Thurber, Concord
Mrs II Ward, Sacramento
" F COhman, Yosemite
Mrs w Il Kelley, Hum
/ boldt
IN AL HOTEL.
&C Gray. CaliStoga
C II Banks, Denver
L Johnson, Fresno
L L Spencer, Boston
p 4 State, Boston
V Lee. U S stmr Thetis
&c Mestburg, Cordelia
II Montague, Alcatraz
II NJ Smith, Alcatraz
~ Is johnson. Vallejo
10 L Warren, Vallejo
j J Hyde, Rock Island
j James, Rock Island
lC HerSt England
j b DanfOrth, Pt Arena
w A Root, Omaha
4 IL Sheeny, Seattle
lC NJ Brown, California
c II Rutherford, Fresno
lC Darling, Honolulu
w w Bees, Sydney
NJ NJ Muhon, sydney
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30

For Late sl.Lepmy InseiLileacs See Elgala P,ge.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-06

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