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STILL ANOTHER CURIOUS CAT.

A Feline That Is Confirmed Opium
Smoker-How 1t Formed the Habit.
81 see The CALL is running stories about
curious cats" said Well-kn0wn attaehe of
one of the departments at the new City
Hall yesterday. "Well, want to tell you a
cat story and true one. There is in this
town, working around the variety dives. a
woman who goes by the name of Matte.
She is the daughter of respectable peonle
and only went to the bad some TWO years
ago. When she left home she took with her
a kitten, half Maltese, and since then the
cat has been her constant companion.
The woman is an oplum-smoker and so
is the cat. II anything the cat is the worse
of tho two, for if it does not get its regular
smoke once every four hours IL raises the
neighbOrhood with its bowls and yOwls and
woe to the venturesOme person that dares TO
touch 1T. for il will scratch and bite with
the ierocty of wild cat.
''The way in which the cat became addicted
to the opium habit was by lying beside its
mistress while she was smoking AZ first
the women paid no attention 10 Inc animal,
but she soon found that if she happened TO
recline in any position which prevented the
cat from getting its share Of the smoke from
the drug, It would sharply remind her Of
the fact. Now she inhales the smoke and
then blows it into the open mouth OF the
cat, the feline holding its mouth open until
too dr0wsy 10 want any more smoke.
This is a true story, and one which can
can easily be verified, for the woman has
lost all shame and is proud OF her Opium-
smoking pet, consequently does not hesi-
tate to show il to people curious enough to
hunt her up.
"Once or twice the woman has attempted
to break off from the habit, but every time
the cat c0aXes her back 10 the pipe. Ii VIII
not be cOmfOrted when deprived CT lis
smoke, and the woman viii not part with
il. So afraid is she that some one will steal
the disTeputabie animal that she carries 1t
with her to her work. The opium Is kill
ing the woman, but the cat seems to thrive
nm
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shLPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
stmr state of California. Ackley, 531b hours from
Portland. via Astoria Al hours; pass and mdse. 10
Stmr Corona, Hall, IS hours from San Diego
and way ports; pass and mdSe, TO Goodall. Per
kinS ~ Co.
Bragg; lumber etc, to Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
Stmr westport, Jacobs. SO hours from San Pedro;
Stmr Newsboy Liebig, IA hours from Navarro;
24S NJ # lumber, TO Navarro Mill Co.
Newport ballast TO Higgins q Collins
Stmr Laguna, Hansen days from Hueneme;
produce to Erlanger Galinger.
Ship Dashing wave. MOOrh0use. DAYS from Ia
coma; lumber. etc, to Hanson q Co.
Schr Coquille. Pearson 615 days from Coquille
River; lumber, TO Simpson Lumber Co.
Schr Eliza Miller. Christensen. 51s days from
Coos Bay; 200 NJ II lumber, to f Dean q Co.
lumber, to G Doe
Schr Alice KimbalI. Asplund "a hours from Ma
Varro lumber to Navarro Mill Co.
schr Antelope, Erickson, days from Coqullle;
lumber, to Preston Il McKinnon.
Cleared.
FRIDAY, May 49,
Ger stmr Romulus. Berendt, Nanaimo; john RIOS
stmr Humboldt. Edwards, Eureka; Kalish &
stmr Eureka, Smith. Wilmington; GoodalI, Perkins
& Co.
stmr City of PuebIa. Debney Victoria; Goodall.
BIT stmr Grandholm, Mason, Vancouver; R Duns-
muir & Sons.
stmr jeanne. Mason, Thin Point; Alaska Packing
Assn.
BE ship orIssa. Penny Sligo: starr Co.
Sehr w l. Beebe, Mollestad Salina Cruz;
Sehlieden a. Co.
Sailed.
FRIDAY, May Is.
Stmr Columbia. Bolles, Astoria.
Stmr Yaquina. Jepsen. Santa Cruz
Stmr Westport, Jacobs.
Ser Stmr Romulus, BeTndt. Nanaimo.
Stmr Michigan. Graves. Port Angeles.
Stmr Homer Butler. Portland
Br bark RavenSwoOd. Roberts, Portland,
Bktn Portland. Dermot.
Schr Novelty, Lewis, GTays Harbor
Sehr Corinthian. Zaddart, Humboldt.
Schr Berwick, Wagner Rogue River.
Sehr Parkersburg, Hansen, Coqullle River
Schr Mary Gilbert KtndieD. Albion.
Schr Arthur l, Carlson Albion.
Senr Reliance Jansen.
Sehr w l. Beebe, MolIestad. Salina Cruz
Sehr Nettie Sundborg johnson, New Haven
TeleEraphic.
POINT LOBOS - May 3 - 10 p NJ waatha.
hazy; wind NV; velocity 20 miles.
Domestic Ports
San Pedro. $500 OAN' ava
EuRkKA-Arriyed May 12-Stmi North Fork.
hence May H. May l3-Stmr Pomona hence Nav
Rowe. hence May \.
Sailed May lS-Stmr Farallon; schrs Helen N
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had bath arms about her neck. "0h. father,
I'd rather have Vixen than anything else in
the w0rldw
And he buried his face in the pretty erea-
lures maze. and in spite Of his Is years,
fairly broke down aud S0bbed aloud.
That ended Georges desire to leave the
farm. He was never again heard to mention
the subject, and he grumEled no more about
the hard work and the monotony OF his me-
but in every way tried TO show his apprecia-
tion of his fathers kindness.
In fact, Eli Hardwood was wont TO say &C.
casionally, in confidence &c his vile, th&t ne
had reason to bless his sister-in-iaW IOI ne. I.
onod advice and that he owed It to her that
he had a stalwart arm TO lean on IN his al
yancing years.
But George never knew to what he cWeu
the change in his fortunes.
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers TO sail to-day the City OF Sydney
for Panama, the City OF Puebla for Victoria and
Puget Sound, the Humboldt for Humboldt Bay, the
Point Arena for Mendocino aud the Eureka for
Newport. The Wellington falls due from Depar.
ture Bay, the San beuitO from Tacoma. the Del
Norte from Coos Bay and the Bonita from the
southern coast.
The schooner II. G. Wright, 276 TONS loads mer-
chandIse for the AMOR River; Chilean bark Anto-
Meta. 999 tons, Lumber the Sound for the West
Coast. owners account
The British iron ship Ilala. 1929 tons loads
Wheat for United Kingdom, Ravre or Antwerp, 27s
Bd-JulY loading.
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TIE SOULS RIDE.

"Horseman. spriHGiBg r. IN the dark;
Horseman. flying wild and Tree,
Tel me what shall be thy road.
Whittier speedest far from me ?"
eFrom the dark into the light
IRON the small unto the greSt,
From the valleys dark l rice
O'er the hills TO conquer fate"
"Take me with thee, hoTseman nine
Let me madly ride with thee!'
As he turned I met his eyes
Ny own soul looked back at met
lila Cabot Perry in the Atlantic Month
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Weekly ClearinRs,

NEW YORK, May l3.-Bradstreets gives clear
ngs the past week for the principal cities of the
United States as follows; New York, $735. II 600
increase l.6; Boston. 800 .O64 900, increase 81
Chicago. SOB 253. 900. increase e5; Philadelphia
$50, 1888 OO0, increase Al; st. Louis. s24 2e5 OOO
increase 10.S san Francisco Sl6.42O, 900, de-
crease 1914; Baltimore. SIS, SIS 600 increase 81 A.
Cincinnati, Sl4,553 600. increase 1871: Pittsburg
Sl9,6g9, 900, increase %; Minneapolis, SO 675.
900. increase 44.0; Omaha, 50. 3d., 900, Increase
1913: Denver, Colo, $5,292, 900, increase So;
St Paul, So, 10000, increase 207; Portland
Or g., O26, 900. increase l2.7: Salt Lake, $l7I9.
600 increase 29.5; Seattle, $2.067 600, increase
eS Tacoma 1884, 945 decrease z. 6; Los Angeles
81, 1867 900. increase 24.6 Galveston, 1889 600
decrease 81.
the total for the leading cities of the United
States for the week ending May IL is 81, 2S1-
297, 2O4, an increase of 40 per cent as compared
with the same week last year.
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CALTFORNIA HnTEI.
30 Pay for &c seryices.

Judgment for the defendant was ordered
by Judge Hebbard in the suit Of James E.
Armstrong to recover $500 from the estate
Of Captain G. E. S. Macdonald for services
rendered as nurse between March is, 1887,
and March q, 1889, when the patient died.
Testimony was given for the defense that
Anderson was sick man himself during
this time, and that his services consisted in
visiting the captain and occasionally hand
ing z glass OF water
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THE BENNETT SCANDAL.
The Secretary Asks for Rigid AM
Thorough Investigation.

The Secretary Asks for "A Rigid and
Thorough Investigation.
The following is a copy of letter sent by
c. R. Bennett, secretary of the Society
for the Suppression of Vice, to the board OF
directors of that society:
To the Board Of Directors Of the SOcietB for
the Suppression If Pic6-G ENTLEMEN / have
been charged by certain newspapers IN Oakland
with tie crimes OF seduction under promise OF
marriage and with an attempt 10 ~ ocure an
abortion upon The person of Il young woman
whose name Is given 10 tile articles IN when
these charges have been made.
These charges | positively and absolutely and
without reservation deny and declare them 10 be
false and malicious. / desire aud intend TINS
denial be emphatic and complete.
Believing that the tIuln IN this matter, IL II
can be asceitaIEed, viii be my best yludcatiOn,
1 desire rigid and thorough Investigation, and
am willing 20 face my accuSers and promise you
10 do all IN my power 10 assist In every possible
way 10 ascertain the Truth. Yours respectfully,
c. X. BENNETT
Francisco MAY 1890
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Chicapn Markets.

CHICAGO May l3. - Wheat was inactive. and
opened 1R@5sc higher on bad weather. declined
7sc realizing sales and report that the Russi an
edict prohibiting the expectation OF Wheat had
been removed, rallied 7sc on bad weather in the
Northwest and a statement that the removal OF the
edict related To Corn and oats only aad closed
steady at la65sc higher than Yesterday Receipts
$4,000 bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels Rye.
75c. Barley. &c.
CHICAGO May 13-Wheat-Cash. S31Ac. Corn
46lbc. PORK - SO S21A Lard - So so Ribs
So 80. Whisky-$l l3
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General Merchandise.

BAGS aleuttas. SPOT, 71,a475sc asked; for June
July delivery, 75s@73zc asked; Nool Bags. 36G3Sc
RICE-Nor much change Chinese mixed, 81 80;
No. J. 81 SGG4 co. extra S5G5 10; Hawaiian
81 50G4 621a; japanese, 81 5OG4 621a q etl.
CORDAGE-Prices have been advanced 1ac 10y
the local factory which has ceased TO quote Binder
Irvine. Pure Manila Rope Quotlble at he
y ID l2-thread, 1312c; and thread. lie; Bale
Rope, $50 Size; mixed Manila Bale RODe, ll1ac;
Grapevine Irvine, l3c in balls and coils; Hop Irvine
I2Lsc; Lathyarn, l2c; sisal ana Duplex rope, lie
12-thread, l11ac; and do, I2c: Bale rope. lie;
Duplex Hop Irvine, 1O1ac; Grapevine Irvine, balls
or coils, me; Lathyarn, 912c = 70.
SUGAR-Ihe Western sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube Crushed, Powdered
anu Fine Crushed, all 55sc 2 10; Dry Granulated.
size q 10; Confectione.s' A. Size; Magnolia. 45se;
Extra c. 412c; Golden c. 4sse; d, 4l4c 2 ID; half
b0ls i4c more than 0bIs. ana boxes 12c moro.
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Fami.rRetaiI Market.

Coal continues In large supply aud reasonably
cheap for this coast
Butter, Eggs aud Cheese are unchanged.
Meats sell at last weeks prices. Mutton and Lamb
ara gradually getting more abundant.
Summer Fruits are limited to Strawberries Rasp-
berries Gooseberries aud Cherries, as the season
has been cold and backward.
Summer Vegetables are not very cheap executing
Peas and Rhubarb.
Fish IS in good supply.
Following Is The CALLS regular weekly retail
price list;
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builders Contracts.

Mrs. A. Pncus with II. Rolling, alterations and
additions on SW line of Seventh street, rs MY OF
NRtOma; S34l5.
Vincent Denis with william Linden, two-stoTy
frame dwelling S line of Sacramento street.
1881 W OF Lsavenworth; $3.50.
A. II. Knox with a. s. Cook, two-story frame
dwelling the corner OF Elizabeth and Guerrero
Streets $685. bonds 1928, f. q. Norman surety
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Now York Markets.

NEW YORK May l3.-1he stock market to-day
was quite active, and after numerous fluctuations
in the forenoon strong specialtes advanced. Later
however, the bears got 10 work again. especially on
Union Pacific, and the whole general list was a.
fected. and the market closed weak at about the
lowest points Of the day. Governments dull and
firm Petroeum-June closed at SIC.
NEW YORK. May l3.-United states Bonds. as.
1l774; do. 2s, 100; Northern Pacific. 10; Cana
dian Pacific. S95a Central Pacific. 81 Il Union Pa
cine. 4lI2; AtchisOn and Santa re, 345s; weIls-
Fargo, l45: Western Union, 80; Silver. $50;
Sterling 81 S7@e4 SSI9. -
wneaI-MRy S934c. Flour. steady. Coffee,
sI2 OJ. Sugar. 2SsG5 1-l6c. HoDs-Pacthc Coast,
Z4@3 SOC. Hides. l3c. Copper-Lake 81 Tin
spot $40 90. Lead-DOmestie. 81 "a ~ Iron-$l6
Petroleum-June, SIC.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet and nominally unchanged. Brew.
eTs are reported securing prime goods. Pacifcs
chiefly at about the prices quoted as representing
the cash market value
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw. more active and unchanged; refined
fairly steady aud unchanged
Coffee Moderately active, with slight huctua-
tions. Sales, 5000 bags. May, $11 %; June,
$l1 rs; July, $11 10.
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Extending Its Mail Service.

Postmaster Backus is in receipt Of COM
munication from the French Government,
stating that its mail service through NADIA
gascar has been extended through IS towns
outside OF Majungo, Tamatava and Santa
Maria. This extension of the service brings
the towns into the postal union.
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WocI Market.

BosroN May 13.-Wool is in good demand. Ter.
ritory, 65@56c for fine clean. 53@55c for fine me.
dunn aud 5O@53c FOR medium. California and Ore
gon dun
fleece 26lbmy5c = n
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And In accordance with law and an order OF the
Board or Directors made the LIST day OF March
1897, so many shares OF each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary. viii be sold az public auction
At the oflce Of the company. 500 Commercial street
san Francisco Cal, on MONDAY. the 18th day OF
May, 1882, at the hour OF 10 o'clock A. N. OF said
day, TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon TO-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. J. METCAIF S,cretsrv
Omce-6ls Commercial street. San Francisco
Cal. amos n
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A097Oc; medium, 100000: long wool, 90e9$l 40
z 10. Cults OF all kinds about Is less.
TALLOW-No. l rendered, 46l414c; No 2, 31zG
315c; refined, 534G57se 2 10
WOOL Spring Wool is quoted as follows
Southern and San oaqun years clips, 1l@l312c: dc
seven months. I2@l5c: Foothin. 15GlT L2c; choice
Northern, l792Oc; Nevada l5917c z 70.
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WILLIAM j. DIN c. EE,
$50 and 462 Eighth Street, Oakland.
my5 10 I2I3l46
WILLIAM gUTTERFIEL1,
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-GOLDEN GATE
~ S2rdlne Packing Company. Location OF princ-
pal place or business, san Francisco CAL location
OF works. San Francisco, Cal.
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment No, -
levied on the 2lst DAY OF March. 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows;
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, May l3-The spot market Is weak
at rs 5I2d. CargOes are quiet at 37s for of
coast Ses Tor just shipped and 36s for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cablo gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: May,
Is llS4d June, 6s lld; July Is lad; August, rs;
September, Is sad; october. rs Id.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May -. - Consos. OTIS Silver
40i4d; Rentes, or roe
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SAN Francisco Meat Market.

Prices are lower. but Beef, Mutton and Lamb
are weak, with liberal receipts. Wholesale rates
from slaughterers 10 dealers are as follows:
BEEF-Eirst quality, 51aG6e second quality Sc;
third do, 4G)4 Lac
NEAL-Large 6tG7c; small Calves 1850.
MUTTON-Wethers 7tG712c; Ewes 7c
Handspring. 71a(0Slsc p 10.
PORK-Liye Hogs, 59514c g n for heavy hard
graiu-fed; 6l4@53Sc FOR light average do; stock
Hogs, 4I&@43&c; dressed do. 742@Sc . ID.
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Produce Market.

FLOUR = The net cash prices are: Family ex.
trss, "a 6sq4 rs; Bakers extras, 81 6504 rs;
city supernne. 81 1903; Interior brands 81 5O@
as for extras, az 1903 q Dbl for superhne
WHEAT-Was slack aad featureless yesterday
No. j, 81 4712@1 so q cti: choice, 81 5lI4;Iower
grades, 81 4u9l as; extra choice for milling
81 5242gI b712 q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'clock-Seller '92-1O0
tors, 81 40lx.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-seuer 's2-lOO
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AUCTION SALES.
Won RHElN & CO., AUGTlONEERS.
513 California street.
MON DAY.
AT 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises.
116 TURK STREET, NEAR TAYLOR,
1--WE WILL SELL -.
At PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE,
The Elegant Furniture, Upholstery,
Plate Mirrors and Carpets contained
in 45 rooms, originally costing over
$1,000,

Walnut Frame Parlor Suits: Easy Reception and
Turkish Chairs, upholstered IN crimson SILK plush
silk and figured cashmere: Walnut frame
Lounges, Oriental aud Bed Lounges upholstered In
material; Lace Curtains ana Poles: Pictures
Walnut Mirror Door and Plain WardrObcs: Inaid
Walnut Chifoniers; Gold, GILT and Wal tut Frames;
Frenchplate MaHtel NJ rrors; ~ IHaid walnut Fold
ing Beds. with beveled-inirror fronts Marbie-top LII
brary Tables; Oak and Cherry Tables; Inlaid Wal
nut and Cherry Chamber Suits; Clipper Spring and
Hair Mattresses; Fine Feather Pillows; White
blankets, ComforttrS, Spreads. Sheets etc; Extra
Walnut rureau and Nashstand; BOrdered Body
Brussels and Tapestry Carpets: Walnut Hall Rack;
8 Walnut Extension Fables; Walnut Dining Chairs;
Toilet Crockery Cutlery; Croekery; Plated Ware
and Kitchen Utensils, etc
All bills 10 be paid on the premises and goods to
be removed on Tuesday, May II.
Previous to auction, furniture for sale as
tirety. House containing 40 rooms 10 let lease.
Won RHEIN * CO.. Auctioneers.
my14 80 els California ST.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING, May l3.
srMMARY OF THE MAnRErA

SUMMARY OF THE MAaKETA
Wheat dun
Barley lower.
Oats firm.
Corn uet aud easy.
Rye az before.
Hay weaker.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes steady.
Onions weak.
Butter declined. Cheese weak.
Eggs unchanged
Poultry easier.
Strawberries higher.
Good Oranges firm.
Dried Fruit quiet
Hams and Bacon firm.
Hops quiet.
Beef. Mutton and Lamb in ample supply.
Cordage advanced.
Silver higher.
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MORNING SALES
Board-slO0O 81 Bonds ll955; $50 Hutch
inson s Co. 4.
AFTERNOON sALES
Board-50 hawaiian Commercial. 25s: so do. 215
StTeet-50 Hutchinson S Co. 4 $50 S Gas
light 6912; $4,000 6L Bonds lleia.
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Kimbal and Jennie TheIin for San Francisco; schr
Allen A.
PORT HADLOCK-sa May 12-schr Meteor.
for San Pedro.
YAQUINA BAY-ArrIved May 12-Stmr VILLAIN
cite Valley. hence MAY o.
PORT CAMILLE Sailed May 12-Bark PALMYRA
for san Francisco: bktn Kiikitat. for Honolulu.
TATOOSH-Passed out May IS-Stmr Francfa
Cutting.
Passed May 13-Bark Palmyra, from Port Gamble
for san Francisco; bEtn KIikItat from Port GambIe
Tor Honolulu; stmr Walla WalIa from Victoria for
San Francisco
MENDOCINO-Sai May 3-schr Bobollnk, for
San Franc SEQ.
GRAYS HARBOR-Sailed May l3-Schrs Volun-
teer and j & Ford for san Francisco
POINT REY ES-Passed May 15-Stmr Cleone,
bound north
POINTAhENA-Arrived May 13-Stmr sunol.
hence May u.
Sailed May lS-stmr whltesboro. for San Fran
cisco.
VERSIONS LANDING-Sailed May l3-Sehr
Ocean spray for san Francisco
SAN FEDko-Arrived May l3-Sehr VOIant. firm
Eureka
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The WEEKLY CALL contains in ev.
cry number choice reading mat.
ter equivalent to three hundred
pages OF magazine siza., ST. a
year, postpaid
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tons 81 4O5s Buyer sesson-1OO. 81 1875; 500,
81 so.
AFTERNOON sEssroN-Buyer seasOn-2oO tons,
81 so.
BARLEY-was weaker yesterday ana quiet. No.
l Feed quOtabe at 81; choice bright do, 81; dark
Coast. 9714@9ss4c; Brewing, 81 o. l29l Is; CheYa-
Her, nominal.
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Exchange and bullion.

Portland's Business.
PoRTLANp. Or, May 13-Clearances, $4,000
batancas 600
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From san Francisco.

sun AID TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNENT. Chronomster and
Instrument Maker, California strees
Sign of the Wooden Sailor
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ni,Incnhs reclared.

NoTE-Assessmeuts of mines noE nsted OIL the
board iau delinquent IN Office.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

San Francisco, May -, 1892.
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coAI-pFR TOY

Butter. choice FroH -G50 Cheese, Swiss, 3O035
do good...,..,..45G - Eggs, n dOZ 49, 2U025
Ordinary. do. .4OG42 Eggs, Eastern IA u01 49,
Eastern, u 10. ...... @ Honey, COMB y 10 2Ud25
Cheese' Gal. $3.50. l2al do, extracted. I09l5
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COMPANY.

Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF assess ents now nanding
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~ 20 saioolng InlenLgsa.s 81 Ei1A.A paq.
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COMPANY.
BOARD SALES.

following we're the sales in the san FRANCHISES
ktCH RCard yesterday;
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-27

The leader of the White Caps, Mr..
Felix Martinez, swears by the great
gods that he will get even with the
chairman of the Democratic central
territorial committee for writing that
letter advising a bolt from the Dem
cratic White Cap convention on the
4th of this month in San Miguel
county. The chairman swears that
the aforesaid leader shall not succeed
him, "When Greek meets Greek" ,"
etc.-New Mexican,
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-27
GAS OR NOT?

When is the Las Vegas Gas Co.
going to repair its plant and turn on
the gas? 1t has promised to do so for
some time past and the public is anx-
ious to know whether it intends to
keep its promises or not. 1t has a
valuable franchise from the county,
and if said franchise is not going to
be used by them it should be can
celed and given to some new compa-
ny. An application has been made
to the city council for the right to
put sewers throughout the city, and
there is no doubt if it was generally
understood that the present gas COM
pany did not intend to operate its
plant some other parties would be
ready and willing to apply for fran
chise from the city council, and
would construct new gas plant.
We do not need sewers at present SO
much as we do gas, and the city
should take some action looking to
the starting of the gas works and the
withdrawing of the franchise from
the present company.
CITIzEN