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the Berlin bankers. The adherents of the new
administration now look toward Russia for
pecuniary relief, either in the shape OF loan OF
guarantee Of funds, to carry on the Govern
ment. The young Kings Ministers, 1t is under
stood, believe that the tina nca problem and the
Karageorgeviteh difficulty will ultimately render
It necessary to accept a Russian protectorate;
but is it possible that Austria will adopt the
policy urged by the Iron Chancellor before the
formation of the Triple Alliance? Prince Bis
marck 1t was then understood, looked with
favor on project TO permit Austria and Russia
TO divide the Balkan peninsula between them,
they in turn Joining Germany In organizing an
alliance TO preserve the peace of Europe.
Admonished by tile unfortunate experience OF
Chile, the Brazllians in revising the draft of
their new constitution, inserted an amendment
providing that the President shall be elected by
direct election by majority OF votes for a term
OF four years instead OF six, aud shall not be re-
elected for the next term OF four years; neither
shall the Vice. President il he occupies the Pres
idential chair for two years before the regular
election. In case no candidate secures an abso-
lutte majority OF the votes cast Congress must as
semble and order new election between the
two candidates obtaining the highest number Of
votes.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has
rendered a decision OF unusual importance to
those interested in the Pennsylvania coal trade.
The Reading Company owns the most productive
coal and iron mines in tie State, and collected
pretty steep freight charges on the shipments.
at the same time requiring other shippers 10
comply with the same tariff. ln the case OF the
Reading Company 1t Simply transferred the coin
from one pocket TO another, but the private coal
companies and shippers found they were handl-
capped by the excessive charges. The decision
of the commission makes reduction OF about
10 per cent in the rates
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SWALLOWED UP IN THE POOL.

Eedmond's Suit at Law Against the
Marine Stevedores.
A jury in Judge Hunts department is
now hearing evidence 10 the case of William
NJ Redmond against the Marine Stevedores'
Association. In 1882 Redmond says, he
made an agreement with the defendant
whereby he was TO receive $50 a month for
and in consideration of disseminating his
business as a stevedore, so far as it related
to British vessels in this port. In other
words Redmond entered the steyedores'
pool. Ia 1885 the agreement was amended
SO that Redmond should receive only 500
month he SW ears now that lie has not re-
ceived cent from the association since
October, 1888, and he is suing to recover
$500, which he says is due. The pool says
1t owes Redmond nothing, and that the con-
tract he speaks off terminated as per agree
ment on the date it stopped paying MIN his
monthly allowance.
On former tIial of the case Judgment by
default was awarded, but upon consent Of
the parties the case was reopened, and the
verdict of the jury yesterday was for $500
DAMAGES.
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SIGNAL SERVICE. U. 6 ARMY,0
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,

SIGNAL. SERVICE, U. = ARMNt0
Division OF THE PACIFIC,
SAN Francisco March Is, 1872 P M
Syuops' : for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer has fallen decidedly in Central
and southern California. 1t has risen in North
western California oregon and Washington. The
barometer is highest the oregon coast and low
est ig Southeastern California. owing to this dis
position OF barometric pressure high north to west
winds lave prevailed throughout Northern and
Central California and in Nevada. The storm Of
TueSt - f. moving tTard over British Columbia,
attended by soulhery winds and threatening
weather in Northern oregon and Washington The
following high lHd veoCities have been reported;
Fort Candy, south, 10 miles per hour; Eureka,
northN est, SO miles; Red Bluff, northwest, 26
miles: Sacramento. northwest 80 miles, Point
Reyes northwest, Is miles: san Fran cisco. north
west. - miles: Fresno. northwest 81 miles: Win
uemucea, north, - miles; Keller, northwest, %
miles; Yuma, south, IS miles. The temperature
HtS generally fallen in all districts especially in
Nevada and Southern California. special from
Keeer ~ 5;I5 p. N. states that the barometer is
rising rapidly with and hail, and the tempera-
ture fc over 20 degrees in one hour Rain and
snow have fallen in California, Nevada oregon and
Washington: also III Eastern Arizona. The follow
aug pee pjJlttOn is reported from Signal Service
statious olympia. Oi Of an inch; Fort Candy, Is
Wsi.a Na'la, %; Bosoburg, 20; Eureka, .S6;
Wiuaemucca, .O5; Carson City, %; Keller, .O2;
Los Angeles. trace; Fort Grant, 90.
Forecast Till z. VI. Thursday
For Northern Ctiforuia-Fair weather, except
Hight rain orsnow at " nnemucca and kee.er; high
north 10 west winds; nearly stationary temperature
except cooler al Minuemucca heeler, Red Bluff
and Sacramento.
For SaWhera Caiforuia-Light rains, turning to
snow ig the mountains; Winds shifting to north and
west, Increasing force brisk t. high; cooler.
for Oregon and WtShington-Light rain, except
fair w.a'hs in Z stern Oregon: winds generally
south o west; nearly stationary temperature eI-
Crpt cooler III Washington.
JOIN P FINLEY,
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry lin charse).
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POST STREET.
Appraisement of Property the Pro-
posed Extension.

Appraisement of Property the Pro-
posed Extension.
The commission for the extension of Post
street. from Central to First avenue, heard
last evening, in the Supervisors chamber at
the new City Hall, estimates on property
which it will be necessary to condemn, from
the Board of Appraisers, consi sting of
jefferson Martinez, S, MoSgroye and Horace
NJ. Wu0lley.
There were present Commissioners Kelly,
Crummey ana Parker, also about forty
property-holders along the liue of the pro-
posed extension.
The appraisement, as told off by the
Secretary of tine board, was in almost every
case satisfactory to property-holders, and
the amount of damage ranged all the way
from 500 to SIS, 100. the sum allowed Mr..
Jordan Tor a strip of land running through
three and half blocks of his recently ac
Quired tract.
Judge Nee was not present, but it is said
that he is not satisfied with the appgase-
ment, and threatens to take the matter to
the Supreme Court
the appraisement OF property which must
be condemned, if the street is extended, is
as follows:
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FoRE1GN-BoRN CITIZENS.

A large majority of native American citi-
zens are tenacious of the belief that there is
no real difference in respect to loyalty to the
Government between native and foreign
born citizens They point to the PROPOSE
ton of enlisting men in the Union army
during the war rs proof of the fact. Their
belief is further fortified by the action OF
broad-minded foreign-born citizens who
take thoroughly American views of national
and race questions as they arise. American
citizens of italian birth should consider the
effect Of flaming appeals to their native
Government on the native American mind.
While a majority of native Americans are
disposed tosbe lenent in their Judgment OF
the actions of fOreign-born citizens in cases
like the killing of number of Sicilians at
Kew Orleans by citizens of that city, there
are others who will see in this action evil
dence that the Americanism of the native
born citizen and the Americanism OF the Tor
eign-born citizen are quite different sent-
mentS.
Before the Italians move in this matter
they should find out whether race or ma
tiOnality had anything to do with the action
of the citizens. If the citizens of New
Orleans served the Italians who were
charged with being subject to a secret or
der known as the Malta as they would have
served natives under like circumstances,
Italians have less cause of complaint In
this country we have found an occasional
resort to irregular methods of dealing with
criminals necessary and wholesome. When
Americans have banded themselves to-
gether to defy the law and bride or intimi-
date courts, q higher law has been tempo
rarilv invoked. If the public invoke this
higher law against native Americans they
are not likely to bind themselves not to in
woke it against any class or nationality
when conditions call for such manifesto
ton of power. 1nflamed talk and intemper-
ate resolutions on the part of Italian resi-
dents will do more harm than good. There
is no disposition to associate Italians as
nationality with the Malta organization We
know Italians to be among our best citizens.
But if, as people, they segregate themselves
into separate class, with more or less Atm
ity with organized rufiianism, they will make
a mistake.
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He picks women,s Pockets.

Frank A. Moore, an ex-convict with long
record, is locked up at the City Prison on
charge o grand larceny. He is considered
an expert pickpocket and was working"
the celebration at Woodward's Gardens on
Tuesday afternoon when he was caught
taking purse containing $40 from a
wOman's pocket. He is styled by the police
mol buzzer," because he picks only the
DOeketS of women
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A license was issued to Billy Nash yester-
day to take for a lie-partner Miss Rose
Carrier. Nash is the well-known Boston
ball-player. who has been in this city for
several months. The marriage took place
last night at the residence OF the brides
parents on Grove street. and the couple will
leave for Boston, via Los Angeles, to-mor-
row.
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THE MORNING GALL
vas larger circulation than any otht
+,o,,.,,t,,er ,,ublished in San Francisco.
puRLICATIoN OFFICE:

srr Montgomery street, Clay. open until IL
O'Clock P NJ BRANCH OFFICES: ITO Market
street. wear Kesrny, open until u O'Clock midnight;
sg9 Hayes street. open until $50 O'Clock; SOB
LaIkin street. open until 80 O'Clock; 251SAIission
street, open until 9 O'Clock P NJ, and ZIG Ninth
street, open until $3.50 P NJ
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ing Of our patrons 1rdo fail to ind THE
MORNING GAIL for sale by troin-boyS
,-iL confer a fiaror By notifying this office Or
thsJoct, naming the date and train.
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sTRsCE1rrIoN 1870:

DAILY CALL (including sundays, So peryear by
nail. postpaid: II cents per week. 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL,
FIVE copies three months, So 20 SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and W EEKLY CALL, 81 so per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL eight pages), 81 25 peryear,
Iostlaia. Culs Of ten (sent 10 one address,, SlO.
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INJURED HIS SCALP.-Jason Springer of 500
Twenty third street fell from How street
caoIe-car yesterday afternoon and sustained
scalp wounds He was taken TO the Receiving
HuSDitgl
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STOLE FORTY DoLLARs.-A woman giving
the name OF Marie TissandIer was arrested yes
terday on complaint charging her with grand
larceny. l.. G. Starr nf us Howard street al
leges that she stole $40 from him.
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MARY JACKsoN's WAGEs.-The trial OF tile
libel suit OF Mary Jackson against the ship Fred
erick Billings Tor wages as stewaTdess ON re-
cent voyage from New York City was CON-
menced yesterday in the United States District
Court, before Judge Hoffman.
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QUICK GROWING TREEs.-A T. Hatch OF
SOlanO County has presented the state Board of
Trade with samples OF eIghtmonfhs-old prune
ana peach trees, which are fifteen feet high.
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EAST SIDE BANK OF Los ANGELEs-The
East Side Bank at Los Angeles has resources
aud Liabilities footing up S96,40S II. according
to the report Of Commissioner GeTberding.
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BROKEN nOrenound candy, zoe ID rownsends..

For THE PURCHASE PRICE.-James Neil has
sued the, firm of Bender Bros. to recover $500,
being the purchase price of steam engine for
which contract OF sale was entered into on the
Ttl
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LADIES', misses and ehildren's shoes, soc a
pair. Pioneer Dry Goods Store. 105 Fifth.
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J.FCuTTER's OLD BoURBoN.--Thisce celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all hrstclass druggists and
gTocers. Trade mark-siar within a shield.
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:" When 1 all down and almost SICK
abed" writes one lady. AZ found in Hoods Sarsa-
parlla the restoration TO health aud strength so
much desired" N. B.-Be sure to get Hoods.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Judging from the startling disclosures at Sac
Iamento it would not be bad suggestion for
certain members Of the Legislature and the
lobby to petus Section 80 II Article " of
the state Constitution. which declares: ANY
person who seeks to Influence tile vote of a mrrl-
Der Of the Legislature by bribery, promise of
reward intimidation. or any other dishonest
means. shall be guilty Of lobbying which is
hereby declared felony; and It shall he the
duty OF the Legislature to provide by law for The
punishment Of this crime. ANY member OF the
Legislature who shall he Influenced Ia his vote
or action upon any matter pending before the
Legislature by any reward, or promise OF future
reward shall be deemed guilty of a felony, and
upon conviction thereof in addition 10 such pun
ishmeni as may be provided by law, shall be dis
franchlsed and forever disqualified from holding
any Office OF public trust" This is sweeping
enough 10 include some very prominent indvdu-
ais II the reports In circulation are confirmed.
The franchise issue Is a prominent one at pres
ent IN Great Britain and Belgium. When the
British Parliament pissed the Household SUI
frage Act tile idea of one man one vote naturally
followed, but the law now stands man can
vote In every borough in which lie holds house.
hough SraHsfeld's amendment 10 the electoral
law-provlding that nobody can vote In more
than one electoral area, that the term OF qualif-
cation be three months aud that the act of regis
tration be simphtied-was voted down in the
Commons the drift OF public opinion is toward
one vote only for every elector. In Belgium the
Ministry has decided 20 enlarge the electorate
from 10000 to 100000 by giving the ballot to
every householder; but strange as it may appear
instead Of allaying it has aggravated popular
discomfort, particularly in Brussels. where COM
paratlyely few workingmen occupy a single
house.
The intimatiOn that Austria looks with favor
on proposition To permit Russia TO establish a
proleetorate over Seryia seems 10 run counter to
the diplomatic Impressions OF recent years; but
tile fact is. the little kingdom Is beset with tiaan
clal difficulties and unable to secure funds from
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CENTENERI Kid Gloves have removed TO 7
Kearny street. They are he perfection of fit.
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The Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming,
713 Hilbert street. are now open for the season.
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LARGEST manufacturer of California glace
fruits, soc per To-, in Jap. baskets. Townsends..
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

AUCTION SALES TODAY.
FURNIrURE.-By Chas. Levy, at 271 First ST.,
Z Il O'Clock
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"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs {" are excellent
for the relief of Hoarseness Sore Throat. They
exceedingly effective. Sold only IN Jo1es Price 25c
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sEMrNG MACHINEs.

GEWING- MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE-
- paired. w. Is. HIGGINS. zo0i Market st. fe3 II
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sPIRITU ALISAI.


A RRIyED-MRS DIR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
~ York: Is only natural born trance medium in
the world; Is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift of second sight;
this she Will proves every hidden mystery revealed;
tells entire life In dead trance gives
In fun, also your future husband wife: in bust
ness. lawsuits marriages. divorces deaths uniting
the separated. removing evil influences, restoring
lost love she has equal. and wishes 1t distinctly
understood that she adyertlses nothing but she
do: all who in trouble invited to call and be
convinced: $4,000 challenge TO any medium who
can excel her. Parlors, 1920 Market ST. opp It'll I'm
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EXTRA mince pies SWANS. 2ls Suffer street.
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No buffet should be without bottle OF Angostura
Btters the South American appetizer. Manufac-
turedby Dr.J.G.B Sicgert & Sons Ask your druggist
IA NJ anna. r.al- n.n1aa..a
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FOUND.

EOUND-S20 IN MY POCEET-BooK, WHICH
L have saved by attending the dissolution sale,
where purchase merchant tailor made pair of
trousers for s.. former price 50, made by lead
ing merchant tailor for $l4. ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLoRS, cor. Post and Dupont sts.;
one
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ORIENTAL HAIR GLOSS RESTORES GRAY
" hair t. original color; softens the hair when ICY
ana hard; sOothes an irrItated scalp and ska. L
RIDER, 5O4 Bush st. mrl5 I'm
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L'OR NICELY FITTING SUITS CALL AT 223
iIasoh; first class work: reasonable prices 5 7*
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MASSAGE.

MRS. THOMSON, HAND-RUBBER AND SWEEP
w ish movements. lis Grant ave-. Room 81. IS Sc
A RRIyED, MISS NELLY MONTRoSE WITH
~ Rose Hilton. S59 Mission: baths: massage157F
> LADY ASSISTANTS WITH ROSE CLEVE
= LAND, massage, Nucleus House. K. -. ia7 II
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DANIEL - STUDY ECONOMY AND TAKE AID
~ vantage OF the dissolution SALE you par
chase for 80 merchant .tailor-made dress over
chant tailor for S35. ORIGINAL MISFT CLOTH
ING PARLoRS, cor. Post and Dupont sts.; opea
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
g6ao asf'isas a4 ss<ue
81 & - - g. S.1&s.s1
,-1,-T,, N,.pf-tr1o 1907
NOTICE!

THURsDAY...... .............M MARCH 10, 1891
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I AIDES, TAILOR SYSTEM OF CUTTING: LES
i sons given by a competent cutter, who speaSs
English. French and German Address 400 StocN-
ton st. mrI6 4ts
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DEvELATioN TO LADIES; DR. KIRKwOOD5
IL Safeguard: infallbe, beneficial. healthy: agents
wanted kirkwoOd Hard Rubber Co.. Murphy EuilI-
Ing S. F., Cal ja6 tt
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BEAcHAMs rILLs cure SICK neadacae.
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DENTISTS.

nR FRANCIS C. TREADWELL HAS RE-
~ opened dental pariorS, 1904 Market St, Rooms
3 and Ii. Dr. Treadwel IS considered one of the
finest artists in dhnfristrV- fe1q rhSurm I'm
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CANCERS ALLIED WITHOUT PAIN FROM 10
~ to 30 days: cancers are nest of worms. Kill them
you have cured the cancer: consumption, rheuma-
tSm. badness. eczema, diphtheria and ali blood dS
caused by bacteria MRS. DR. SWEET
LAND has opened sauitar!um FOR healing of all dis
caused by bacteria she cares no more for
Ger than common boil, she has the sure remedy,
greatesI discovery made. AZ kearmY S. Y. fe2 i-n
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il between SAMUEL ROSENTHAL JR and MAU-
RICE RoSENrHAL. trading as R0SENTHAL &
BRO at San Francisco. has This day BEEN dissolved
by mutual consent. MAURICE RUSENTHAI
SAMUEL RoSESTHAL JR. mrl7 &C
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TOR TERM OF YEARS; EAST SIDE OF DO
u lores, bet. Eighteenth and Nineteenth, 25x100:
Minna ST., bet. Seventh and Eighth, lot 20x69;
Boy ce ST. west side go feet north OF Point Lobos
ave-, 50xl17. 81 Post, Roow 6. mrl2 lat
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"a ALTER FITZ-GEORGE, EXPERT ACCOUNT
w ant and auditor. AIS Montgomery st.-BaIanoo
sheets and profit and loss accounts prepared; ar5i-
tration and trust accounts speciality; complicated
and Iradesmen's books written up by special con
tract II
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DKESSAIARERS.
ASTROLOGY,

nRESSM KING AND DRESS GU TT VI
IL school; you taught to make dress from be
ginning to end 2U3 Powell Sc. de3l q
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hour % cents. SSl Market, Room 81 nyl6 u n
pARrIES THAT ARE GOING HoUSEhE EPINi
will find 1t TO their advantage to call aad my
prices In furniture carpets, folding-6edS, stoves
and house-furnishing goods; cash or payments;
country orders solicited. Ali goods speciaities
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ON REINSTATEMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOOD
" SILKS, sealskins aud sealette cloakS also carp IS
furniture, lace-curtains, blankets, and fodinIbed5
at NJ. FRIEDMAN IL CO.'S, 22S and $50 Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when you can buy Just
cheap by making small cash payment down.
balance weekly monthiy? An inspection OF our
stock is respe fully solicited; orders by mail for
goods samples promptly attended to. Z2S AMI
go Stockton. and 237 Post: open evenings. apl2.t
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-11
LIST OF CATTLE MARKS.

The following 10 list and
marks of cattle sold at Edenton
Sept. 4th ;: Tin rWhise l beef from
John Clark. MarAei hoe in each
ear, -
9Th, T. B. Bland / beef from enc
| Chappeil. Marked underslope right.
crop and two nndersiits left. Also
| beef from Willis Gran5sry. Marx
ed crop and overbit right. crop and
slit left.
9Th, Frank White beef from J.
Hudson. Marked crop snd slit in
each ear.
5th, Tim White l beef bought of
D. D. Tarkentoa Marked crop and
two sits right, slit and undcrblt left.
9Th, James Sutton l beef from
Mrs. w. J Webb. Marked crop
and half crop right. crop and cross
slit left.
7th, T. B. Bland beef from Robt
Beasey. Marked slit and under bi
right, crop left.
9Th. T. B Band beef from Har-
w Burke. No mark.
9th. Jim Sattoa I beef from George
Gaze. Marked swalIowfo fork and over
bit right, crop and slit left.
OH, Frank White beef from I.
Hudson Marked overbit right.
swallowfork left.
9th. james Sutton beef from lack
Roberts Marked under and overbi,
and crop right, undOrsquare left.