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petrification would not make any special
difference. Montana produces the latest
specimen Of the Western article, concerning
which the Butte Miner says: Among the
merchandise brought to town the other
morning by the American Express CON-
pany was black box about seven feet long
by two feet broad and a foot high. 1t
weighed about 600 pounds and its contents
were valued at 5000. 1t came from Helena
and is the property of F. A. Ransom. The
contents are the natural curiosity known as
Kate Carroll. tue petrified woman of Ari-
zOna. She died there in 1862 and was buried,
aud in 1884, twenty-five years later, when
there was occasion to remove the remains.
they were found to be petrified. The form
and features are said to be lfelike, the en-
tire remains being permanently preserved
without any alteration in the contour.
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AUCKLAND-Salled Sept l2-Stmr Monowai, for
San Francisco t,u,, c,,no,trd
vICTORIA-Pal led Sept 11-Haw stmr San Ma
teo hence Sept Tor Nanaimo.
Movements of Transatlantic steamers
NEW YoRK-Arrived Sept l4-Stmr saale, from
Bremen.
lamentations.
TICTORIA-Per WallR Wala-l50O cS salmons
679 bdls green hides, pkgs express, / SIX coin.
Port Townsen1-l cs haine, 2 kegs dsh, 6 cs gln
KiIiisnoo-60 bbls oil. 2 bis hair seal.
Pyramid Harbor-i7I4 salmon.
skins, ] Bile 8 cs furs, bx ore. 80 green hides
Wrangle-s h5 b6ls butter, pkg coin.
Loring-62l6 cs l hf bbl salmon.
Douglass Islands, bxs bullion.
dry goods, / cs silk. pictures. 35 pkgs glue
stock bis stats, hdl sheep skins sks cow tails,
9 bdis dry hides 3O9 bdlS green hides, morse, SIX
sugar, $50 tons coal. Pzgs express, SKIS as coin
carpet, 1000 bars bullion, s12 SKIS ore
Tacoma by rairoad-2424 sks wheat, II bis wool.
5S1 bdls green hides, ia DIS e1ceslor' Ii PAsS
Anacortes.i cs cigars, 1000 SKIS oats.
Fairhaven-2 cs cheese.
sehome~17 tubs butter, $500 bds laths, pkg
treasure. pkss express. =.
bxs apples es eggs cooss fowl bdl sheep skins,
"a bdls dry hiies bdls dry pelts, 42s6 SKIS barley
So SKIS beans. 73l SKIS mustard.
San Luis obispo-26l SKIS flour. eS7 SKIS barley, 226
SKIS wheat.
Per Wala walla-Bissnger Co; Conrado Water
Co; Wells, Fargo Co; q whitney tS Coz John
w Gland Brewing Co; A c Nichols & Co; Glberts s.
Clements II Llebes & Co. ID l. Beck IL Son: Williams,
Brown d Co: w Sumner Co; Croeker & Co;
Cutting Packing Co; Neuberger, Reiss IL CO.. w
Murray; Giusti & Antonia: GOodal. Perkins a. Co;
Amer Press Assn: Selby Smeting and Lead WorSs:
Allen Il Lewis; Moore, Ferguson & Co; McLaren:
Greenbaum, Well Il Mchaels: Chrlsty & Wise: S II
Higgins; Eunham. Carrlgan & Co; Thos A Cox b B
Imp Co: Getz Bros IL Co; Bank OF Cali Sunder-
land; DaIIanand q Co; II Heynemann; OREGON
Imp Co; Burr & Co; II l. Landt; New Home Sew.
ins-machine Co: The Dewing Co: Kahn Bros; 4
Carter; Bine Co; Lowenberg Bros & Co: DEM
ing-Palmer Mil Co: Paul FREEDMAN.
Per Yaqulna-Dodge, Sweeney S Co; II Dutard:
Wheaton Luhrs; Kowalsky Il Co; S Levy & Co;
McDonough & johnson; Grangers' Business Assn;
Sawyer Tanning Co; + Stevens Il Co; John Laws;
Lowry & Stellar; Snsheimer Bros; FEELING & Co;
w Redington Co.
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She wouldn,t Have Flown.

my dear" said one of our Native Daugh-
ters to her husband last evening. 81 was
looking over a bundle Of old letters today
and found this one, which you wrote to me
before we were married, when you were
young and sentimental"
"What does it say?"
'I'll read it,"
"Sweet idol Of my lonely heart! II thou
will place thy hand in mine, and say, dear
love, I'll be thy BRIDE We will hy to Del
Monte, and meath soft, cerulean skies we'll
bask and sing and dream OF naught but
love. Rich and costly paintings by old
masters shall adorn the walls of the castle
on Mob Hill that will give thee. A box at
the opera shall be at thy command aud roy
atty shall be thy daily visitor. Sweet strains
of music shall lull thee at eventide and
warbling birds shall wake thee from thy
morning slumber. Dost thou accept? Say
yes, and fly, oh fly with me-"
"And few, but If had been as fly as
am now. wouldn't have fown.-Golden
Vast
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California Frnit SaIes

CHICAGO. Sept 14.-Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day six Carloads OF California fruit. Half crates
Tokay grapes, 81 $500 25; half crates Muscats,
sl@l 40; full crates, So 90; half crates Rose de
Peru, 6O@90c; half crates Blue Malyoisie, 81 O5@S
l so; Hungarian Prunes, 81 30@l SO; Gross Prunes,
81 259l 80; Orange Ciings. S5c@Sl l5; Crawford
Peaches, VI ID; Egg Plums, 81 1901 IS; Fallen
6ergs, good order, 81 40; poor order, 35c@75;
Bartlett Fears 81 S0d2 40.
NEW YORK. Sept l4.-Pears were sold by Porter
Bros. Company to-day at S192 IS; Gross Prunes
II 3O@l so; half crates Black Hamburg Grapes
81 10; half crates Blue Malvoisie. 81 1901 80 |;
halt crates Tokays, 81 l0@1 50; half crates Mus
cats, 81 1901 7C.
CHICAGO, Sept l4.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
California fruit at auction to-day as follows: Late
Crawford Peaches. 81 IS; Orange Cling. 81; Gross
Prunes 81 65 half crates Muscat Grapes 81 25@
6O; half crates Tokay Grapes, 81 bO@l rs.
The morning call., 1891-09-15

1878. The suit was brought in that year by
j. l.. Winterburn and others against Joseph
L. and Charles r. Chambers for the re-
coyery of valuable tract of land in Mon
terey County which belonged to their
mother, who was a Mrs Stokes She died
in 1856, and her husband as administrator
sold the land in question to Il. j. Walsh,
who decided it to the defendants. The plain
tiffS lost the suit in the lower court on ac-
count Of the operation of the statute OF llml-
tation. The Supreme Court affirmed tne
decision, and refused to consider certain
other alleged rights of the plaintiffs.
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SHADOW S.

Shadows OF the morning, on the wayl
Shadows Of a morning, fresh and gayl
Shadows Of the morning, ike a matden's tears
adjoining
For ner brldal-oh how soon ye pass awayl
Shadows OF the midday cool and calm,
Where weary pair are resting, after heat Of desert
Airs that wander in those shadows, breathing
balm.
shadovs OF the evening how they fall
Somber dark aud heavy ike pail ,,,
Slow at first, they quicken; then tney thlckeni
thicken, thicken,
TIL they rush upon US, myriads, yelling all.
Shadows OF the midnight, dark and dreari
Shadows OF the midnight fraught with fear
But for hopes fondest cherish faiths we dare
not let to perish
Obi We awful awful shadowsI And so nearl
A Il. b. in The Spectator.
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Produce Market,


FLoUR-Net cash prices are quotable as follows:
Family extras. $5 1895 IS q bbl; Bakers extras
SIS 1905 26: city superHne. SO IS a3 90; interior
brands Sb95 % for extras IS 65@3 30 p Dbl for
supernne.
wHEAT-opened frmer yesterday In sympathy
with recovery East and abroad. There was also
nnn more disposition ss to buy No l. g. e2A@1 ess4;
Sns ST sEhaSs s7 q 70 gSSi el extra
CALL sALEs-MoRSINa
The market rose rose 2(s2s4c: Buyer 'el-10o. 81 IL;
81 7f Seller ' sf-aoo 81 iSS SS 1i5s 1oo 81 1872 e
Buyer season-2oo. 81 so1a; 100 81 SO; 500,
CALL sALEs-AFTERyooN
Buyer season.1ooo. ST. soIs: 500. 81 sosl; suO,
q Co. so 4 7s9 200 ,So g ssi 81 2So =
81 Seller al@4od ii ssH; SS zoo q ~ 81 s7 zoo
receipts OF over 10000 ctIs Feed is a1ctaSle az
81 o59l 0s54 for common to choice. New Brew
aiier, 81 s5i Ia Tor Standard o iSwer ~; rs6 o6sy
81 071a@l 10 "a ctl. ''
sALEs-MoRNINa
81 aO1ss Il ngnes Buyer ssoo
400. 81 l7s4. Seller '9l-1oo, 81 Osla. ~
CALL sALEs-AFrERNooN.
81 1875 200, 81 1s. Seller 'ei-4O0 81 0sss; 100.
81 oS12. Buyer season-2O0. 81 Is: 200, 81 YES
other Kinds somewhat steadier fGs White aae are
quoted at 81 20 for good to choice and 81 I71sS
4211; Gray, 81 l71s@l 221ai Black. 81 209l 2Iia
"CoRN-continues to decline. Trade is very au,,,
Large Yellow. 81 So: Small Round do, 81 400
! 4215: White 81 S5@l 40 a ctl.
RYE-Steady at 81 62Ih q ctl
BRAN-Sells well at S20@2l = ton.
MlDDLINGS-Quoted at S23 50024 so p ton
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s22 6O@D23 so a
| ton
HAY-The market firm at previous prices
| yesterday. Quotable at $l2@@l4 50 q ton for
Wheat, S11 5U1I2 so for Oat. $l2G13 so for Wheat
and 0at, $11 50@l2 90 for Wild Oat; $40 50@l2 for
Barley $40 b0Dll 50 for Alfalfa; $l0@Dl1 for stock
and l2@l3 for Clover
| STRAw-Quoted at 454D55c p bale
| MILLSfUFFS-droun Barley. 1913 60024 so q
| ton. The mills sell Ocake Meal at $50 q ton net;
| Rye Flour. sac . 10; Rye Meal, Sc; Graham Flour,
3lac; Oatmeal, 4c; Uat Groats. 4i4c: Cracked
ley. 3Sa @4I4c "a 10.
| SEEus-Yeliow Mustard 50 50@3 o ctl: Brown
| Mustard 81 5093; Flax, SO 20; Canary. 2S4Qp3c;
Alfalfa. 512@5c; Rape. &c; Hemp. 4IA@4 lac; Tim
| othv. 4ls4l5c u iD
DRIED DfEAs-Nlcs. 81 so: Green. 81 rs, Eastern
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RadoyIch,s saloon RaIdad.

Deputy Collector of the Internal Revenue
Lambert made a seizure yesterday at the
saloon OF Lazarus Radovich. 3O6 Kearny
street, and he Is now looking for the pro-
prietor, who has disappeared. The seizure
comprises: One hundred and eighty gallons
OF blackberry brandy in the process Of clari-
fcaton, one barrel Of gin and one of apple
jack, also large number OF empty barrels
bearing the revenue stamps and marks.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Sept l4.-wheat was stronger and
higher. The opening was from 14c to s4c higher
than Saturdays closing and with some fluctuations
advanced IA c more, ruled Irregular and the clos
ing about 134c higher than Saturday. Re-
ceipts, 2,300,0 900 bushels; shipments, 1,422, 900
bushels. Rye firm at S31lac. Barley 62c.
CHICAGO. Sept. l4-Wheat-Cash, 81 41ac. Corn
62l4c. PorK-Sl0 so. Lard-S7. RiDs-S7 10.
Whisgy-Sl Is
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New York Markots.

NEW York, Sept. lathe stock market to-day
was less active than last week, displaying reac-
tionary temper. The opening in most stocks were
advances extending TO "a per cent but the bears
brought pressure to bear Immediately aud the open
ing prices in many the highest Of the day.
The market closed active and strong. with most OF
the list at about opening figures. Governments
steady. Petroleum closed at 90 sc.
NEW YORK. Sept. A.-Uulted states Bonds-is.
1l7 2's. 99I2: Northern Pacific 261; Cana
dian Pacific. S9I2 Central Pacihc. 80: Onion Psci-
hc. 4l1s Atchsou and santa Fe 1853: Welis-Fargo.
l4O: Western Union. S37s; Silver. 973sc; Sterung,
81 S21a@4 S5.
NEW YORK Sept. 4.-Wheat-October, 81 035s.
Flour-Quiet. Conee-Sl4 80. sugars 7-l6G31ac.
HoDs-Paclnc Coast, 1491Tc. HIdes-lSIac Cop
per-Lase, Sl2 80. TIG-Spot. $40 95. Lead-Do-
mesuc. 81 40. lron-$li. Petroleum, 561sc.
HOPS
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-HOps are quiet. . Some
New York State growers have accepted l29lSc for
ordinary new and l49l5c for cho &C. Prices for
9Os remain high, owing to the small supply OF de-
sIrahla lrhdei
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British Grain NIarkat.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Marx Lane Express says:
New English Wheat is Literally offered. Red is
quoted at 37s; white, ,40s foreign has fallen heavily
At Liverpool prices have fallen i'd per GENITAL and at
London Is Cd per quarter Large arrivals of Indian
Russian and American have helped the depression.
Red winter and California cargoes declined 2s.
Corn weak. prices having fallen Cd. Barley and
Oats are quiet. TO-day's market prices in Wheat
still In buyers favor. New red English, 34@136s;
whites. 34@4Os; foreign Wheats steadler. Flour
Sd IL
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Santa Cruz and sonoma Rants

The Bank Of Watsonville and the Wat
sonvile Savings Bank have been examined
by Commissioner Gerberding, who reports
their respective resources and liabilities at
s307,5 40 and S56, 142 63. Commissioner
Knight examined into the condition Of the
Savings Bank at Santa Rosa and the Santa
Rosa Bank. He reports their resources and
liabilities at S627. .6SS 81 and $3.50, ,424 so.
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.xchanse and BnIIin
Shining Nntes

Steamers to sail to-day are the Gaelic for China
and Japan. the Taichiow for China and Japan via
vancouver, the Newport for Eel River and the
Gipsy for the Salinas River. The Zeaandia falls
due from Honolulu. the Emily from Coos Bay and
the North Fork from Humboldt Bay.
The Chilean bark Activo 654 tons loads Lumber
at Port BIakeley for Callao.
The morning call., 1891-09-15
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcuttas s1a@Sx4c: Wool Bags, 36a38c.
SUGAR-The western sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 51so . %;
Dry Granuatei, 5I2c; ConfectiOners a, 5Ssc;
Extra c, 4$sc; White Extra C, 43ac Golden c, 414c
q ID; Bags, 14c mora than bbls
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
follows
BEEF-First quality $4,000; second quality,
z12G5c; third do. 4Q4l l4c.
NEAL-Large. 5GSc; small Caves. &c.
NUT 0N-Wetner SC: Ewes, LaI
SPRING LAMB-9c y 70.
P0Rk-Llve Hogs, 4Ia943lc q 70 for heavy hard
granted and 434 "a 5sc for light average do; stocz
Hogs, "a g412c q ID; dressed do, 797Slc = d.
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the "Merchants."

Against the Merchants"
Judge Beatty rendered decision In tne
case of Fan Ow Bow yesterday In the Clr-
cult Court in accord with the opinion rem
dered by Justice Field not long since, that
'merchants" cannot hereafter be landed in
America.
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Petrifed Women.

Petrified women are all the rage now, and
we expect to see the golden West setting the
style for the effete East in this line, though
we are ready to admit that there arc good
many men and women back there to whom
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT CIVIL CODE OF
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

nELINoUENT SALE NoTICE-CRUrKsHANe
~ Gold Mining Company. Location OF principal
place OF business San Francisco, Cal. Location OF
works. Los Burros District, Monterey County, CAL
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, on account of Assessment (No. y
levied on the 7th day Of July, 1891. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
aharehoIderS as follows;
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MORNING SALES
Board-lO Water, 96I4: 10 S Gaslight
6314; 10 Oakland Gas. 36.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-15 Gasight. 6314; 100 do, 931s; 100
Safety Nitro Powder, 7$4: 10 S Water, 96M; 80
Omnibus Cable, 6Sts; 20 do, SO.
Street-lU Il Gaslight, 63M.
The morning call., 1891-09-15
An old Land Case Decided.

The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed
the decision Of the lower court iD land
case OF some Importance and pending since
The morning call., 1891-09-15
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, September IA
srrdMARY OF THE MAERErA

Wheat and Barley higher.
Oats improving.
Corn declining.
Hay frmer
Rye quiet.
Sweet Potatoes higher.
Onions steady.
Butter unsettled.
Fine Eggs advanced.
Fruits and Vegetables frmer.
Lines lower.
Poultry nominal
New York Exchange higher.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 14.-The spot market is hrmer at
IS I'd. Cargoes are steady at 43s Sd for off
coast 43s Cd Just shipped and 43s Sd for nearly
due.
FUTUREl
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: September, Ss I'd: octo-
ber IS 6Ild: November. IS I'd; December, IS
Sd January, IS 74ad; February IS 712d
sECURIrIEs-
LONDON. Sept. I4-Consols. 96 l-l6; United states
Bonds - AS l2l1a: do, 41a's. lO2Ia: Silver.
45lad; Rentes, 96f roc. Bullion Into Of Bank Of
England. t24 0UD.
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Oah 5l'I I0I % T. UI oCUIli i. lOAI
ATAnfENa ronsrTv
J. E. Brown to NJ. S. Brown. lot 22. Bio,

], z Brown TO N. 5. Brown, lot 22, BLOCK
2l02; lots l, 2, 3, Block 2Og7; lots %. 23,
Block 2lO9; lot 20. Block PIP. Alden
L. D. Spencer to NJ. Hayes (wlfc OF p Hayes,
K half OF 5. half OF lot Ia, Montgomery
Tract No. !, Oakland Township.
M. Jochlm (wlfe OF Y. Jochim) to A. Delicke,
lot on Sc. cor. of Pacific ave. and Prospect
ST., Z, S8:7Mr Alameda.
4. Nj. Cramer and wife to NJ. A. Stokes. lot
II, subdivision OF lot 8, Dunnigan Tract,
Oakland Township, and all interest in GER
tain stock OF loan association. ...........
G. Nj. Kimble to II S. Bridge, w. rs, lots IT,
10, Block SO; lots 10, 20. Block 51, Fitch
burg Homestead. Brooklyn Township.
7. L. Grant ct al. to c. L. Blyth (wife OF II.
Blyth). lot 3, Block b, Percy Tract, Berke-
10y
W. A. Knowles and wife to q. G. Gerhardy,
iots ., ., Block l, Broadway terminus, Oak
land Township. ........,,,,,..,,..
Z s. Bulson TO r. B. Smell, lot AS, Bray
Tract, BROOKLYN township
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And In accordance with law and an ordet hOA.
the Board of Directors. made on the TN uA'
suiy, 1891. SO many shares of each parcel OIL su'A
took as may be necessary Will be sold AZ puDnO
Rction at the once Of the company. Room o. HAA
sansome ST., San Francisco. Cal. on Monday 'Ae
fth day OF September, 1891 at the hour OF Ii
s'ciock NJ. OF said day, to pay said delinquent 50
sessment thereon together with costs Of adTertis-
sng and expenses OF sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
onnce-Room 9. sll sansoTs 81. San FrspeiseaN
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Armstrong Must Disgorge.

Judge Hunt decided yesterday that Attor-
ney A. NJ. Armstrong, who Induced the
forger, W. E. Helwig. to assign to him his
interest in the estate Of his parents, must re-
convey the property to the convict. on the
ground that the consideration was wholly
inadequate; but Hellwig must first pay to
the attorney 500, which the court held is
the total amount of his indebtedness.
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AL HOTEL.

w ii Hevener. Michigan
w Conan a. w. Colum bus
Miss Conan. Columbus
J w Todd. Stockton
II d Chase & W, Napa Co
Il j Burnap, Mare Island
HOTEL.
7 q Morrison, Ventura
ID Evans. Eureka
q Il Quinn, Fresno
A L Frye. San BernardIn
Il w Burt, Philadelphia
A I White. Providence
NJ A Lesent. San Diego
j 5 Parton. Kansas City
G Gluekmann. New York
Mrs l. I Ramsey &d,LAn
J warren, Los Angeles
q A Peters. Columbus
T j White, New York
Q G Mcmahon, Cal
j G Kirkpatrick. Fresno
Q A Bauer, Chicago
w w Wooder, London
Mr&MrsDAMcKinley,Cal Cal
Miss Mckinley, Cal
u S Barney, AmsdOr
Mira MrsJ Sicheis&n,Stkt
Miss NJ Reese, Nashville
I j O'Rourke, Cal
q Whitfield, England
I u Bunting, Santa Cruz
J Is Peakes, Santa Cruz
Il g Latmer, Sn l. Obispo
X ) Alexander. SLObispo
y II Barton, Calistoga
w younger, l. Angeles
) Rosenfeldt. Catalina Is
w Grah am, San Pedro
NJ B Borton, Oakland
) 7 Morton. Oakland
III Jones, Nebraska
NAL HOTEL.
Jas Wilson. Modesto
John Dickson. Modesto
David II Cowan, BenIcia
l. Gordon. San Rafael
Jas L Mylar, Santa Cruz
b Grant, Santa Cruz
A Gross. Canada
Bert Holland, Santa Cruz
j West, Eureka
@ G Daniel. Aberdeen
Harry Taggart, Mendclno
John Grant, Fresno
w Martin. Seattle
Ed Kennedy, Seattle
ID Bambrick, Tacoma
l. Orr. Whatcom
q Il Dement,, Cleveland
Thos Kelly, Astoria
L o Drury, Portland
Stedman Clark. N Y
Angus Wood, Arizona
Chas Cole. Ohio
Mrs Deutler. philadelphia
J w Andrews, Arcatn
I E knight, Dutch Flat
HOTEL.
w I Keogh. TheHustlerCo
Mile Staccione, do
Mollie Thompson, do
j Kennel. do
L Harrison, do
Mrs NJ A Stewart, Toronto
Mrs j G Hoxel. Fresno
II Hall, San Mateo
II Badin, Fresno
q j KoeIig. San Jose
u II Hunt d W. .Wsdswrth
Il G Curtis Il VT, Sacto.
/ J l. Jones. Nevada
II Sherwood, Fresno
N HOTEL.
w Dresback, Lathrop
Mrs Dresbsck, Lathrop
II l. Mosgrovc, Fresno
~ S Burs e, Turlock
q e Bennett, Tarlock
q II Bowen, Turlock
Mrs Dixdly. Ukiah
Il Carter. Los Gatos
I J BotslOrd, CDlusa
Is g Chandon, Chicago
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Alexander II. Bailey Jr. to Gilbert Clements,
lot on :. line OF Green ST., I25 w. Of Cough,
". 25xlS7:B $40
F. A. Berlin and wife TO P. 7. Dunden, lot on
w. line OF Winthrop ST., 127lO s. OF Chest
nut, s. 35X9l ......................... 1900
James ones and wife 10 p. 7. Duuden, lot on
w. line OF Winthrop st, 1852: 10 $. OF Chest
nut, S. q :S1a x91 1:S......................... s
julia II. Van Reed to william L. Van Reed,
lot on y. line OF d St, lO7:6 w. of Thirty
seventh ave-, W. 25XlO0............. .-.... Gift
Julia H. Van Reed to Katrlne r. Van Reed,
lot on NV. cor. street and rhirty-third
ave, w. 32:6I1O0.... Observation-Disclosures. Gift
Julia H. Van Reed TO Julia II. Bidde, lot on
W. line of ThiTty-fourth ave, 100 n, OF b
ST., \, 25Il2O. ..,....................... Gift
Julia H. Van Reed to Florence V. r. Biddle,
lot on y. line OF ST.. :6 w. of Thirty
third ave, w. 25XlU0. Gift
Julia H. Van Reed TO Margaret 2. Biddie lot
on n. line OF ST., 1926 E. Of Ihirty-eighth
ave-. L. .....,.................... Gift
1SO, University homestead Association. 10
Ann Hare TO Anna StutZ and wife, lot on NE.
cor. Francisco and worden sts., E. 42:3x
, 1oV. GlIt
Syndicate Investment Company to Philip
Fabran, lots 966, 969, 97l, 973 to 976, Gift
Map ). 10
William j. Tillman TO Mary 1iman, lot on
w line OF V lencia St, 215;3l2 S. OF
Twenty-third W. l6l:5A, SW. 25:224, L
j. Fisher Smith (by attorney TO A. J. Sean
drett, lot Sc l st. and Eleventh
ave, s. lO0x32 6............................ 10
Patrick McHugh to Albert NJ. King, lots AZ
and 4S, Block II, City Land Association 10
r. I. Ingraham to Albert NJ. King, lot 3b,
Block 56. City Land Association. ............ 10
Frank Schramm to Albert 81. King, lot s3,
Block AZ City Land ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 10
Marcelln Gaye to Frank CuneO, lot on ". line
of Union ST., 81 IS L. OF Mason, L. 1888 -. 10
Emil Quarg to Marie Quarg, lot S. line Of
Oak st., 1873 T. OF Scott, E. 25xl37 o.. Gift
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PcSIpoNEMENT.

PCSTPOEEMENT.
THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
L Cruikshank Gold Mnlng Company is hereby
postponed until Monday, October S. 1891. at II
O'Clock noon at the once OF the Company. Room 9.
No. 2l1 Sansome street, San Francisco. Cal By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
seS I'd ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
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Divorces.
Judge Hibbard yesterday granted Will
lam Pippe divorce from his wife, Minnie
Pippe. on the ground of unfathfulness
For the same reason Judge Hunt granted
Frederick Helmer n divorce from his wife
Jennie
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c ii DwInelle, Fulton
q frames, Butte Co
Mrs J T Denoon, Gilson
j II Craddock, Marysvllle
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Mrs NJ Matthews, Napa
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