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The morning call., 1892-07-21
IT WAS HELD IN TRUST

The Trustees Of Oakland Had No Right to
Grant the Water Front to Anybody
The question of the ownership Of the
Oakland water front is gradually narrowing
down
People are becoming more acquainted with
the facts of the case daily.
They now understand fully that there is
but one principle involved in the fight.
That principle is Justice
The morning call., 1892-07-21
LArrsr SHIPPING l>rELLIGExCK.


POINT ARENA-Saied July 2O-Stmr Whites
bcr0, for San Francisco.
Movements of Trtns-AtIantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived July 2O-Stmr Majestic FIN
Liverpool; stmr Hayel, from Bremen: stmr NoorI-
land, from Antwerp
ANTW ERP-Arrived July 2O-Stmr Hermann I'm
New YORK.
LoND0N-sighted July 2O-stmrs Pennland and
from sew York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July 20-stmr Spree.
from New York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES July 2O-stmr Mani
tOban. from GlasCOW
The morning call., 1892-07-21

wELKE-In this city. July l9, 1892, to the wife of
Ferdinand Weike son.
10, 1892. to the wife of S G.
JSncOyich, daughter.
LOVELL-July 20. 1892 to the wife of O. w
Lowell. a daughter
SCHARY-In this city. July 10. 1892, to the wife OF
Julius SchaCy, daughter.
CUSTODIS-In this city July Is 1892 to the
wife OF L. r. CustOdis daughter.
ANDERS EN-In East Oakland, July 10, 1892, to
the vile OF Captain MaVnus Andersen son.
The morning call., 1892-07-21
State BOARD OF horticulture.

The executive committee of the State
Board of Horticulture met Yesterday and
decided to take action upon the sugges ions
offered at the meeting on Tuesday in regard
to laws. The financial statement shows
that out of the State appropriation of $40 COO
S9667 had been expended, and that out Of
the special appropriation OF $1,000 70 defray
the expenses of an expert sent TO foreign
countries S4063 had been expended
The morning call., 1892-07-21
Highest HOnOrs

In every part of the world are only attained by
the highest merit
Apollinaris Water is the drink of Princes and of
Peoples
1t IS ubiquitous. The annual sale is IS millions.
The lllustrlous VIRcHow of BERLIN describes it as
"favoraby distinguished from all others" and
it is everywhere crowned Queen of Table
Waters.
The morning call., 1892-07-21
BIRIHS-MARRIaGES-

birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not lie inserted They must be handed in at
elther OF The publication oflCes and be indoTSed
with the name and residence OF persons authorised
10 lave The same published.
The morning call., 1892-07-21

cars are already arriving. The last car will
leave Oakland for Berkeley at 1 o'clock,
and cars from the University grounds to
schedule
The morning call., 1892-07-21

DIR. r. c. ;. ES = NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT. specific for HySterla. Dizziness FITS. Nsa-
TaigIa, Headache, Nervous ProStrstion caused by
alcohol tobacco. WakefulHeS, Mental DepCeS
son Suttening of the Brain, ne insanity, mis-
cry decay, death. Premature Old Age, barrennsS1
Loss of Power In either sex. impotenCy, LeUeor-
rhGa and all Female Weaknesses. Involuntary
Losses. SpsrmStorrhea caused by Over-exerJion OF
the brain, Seif-abuSe, oNeFl Indulgence. A months
treatment. 81: q for So by malt We GUARANTEES
boxes TO cure. Each order toe boxes with S5
will send written guarantee TO refund IL not cured
Guarantees issued only by CLARK & NEiHE
Druggists Sole Agts Post SJoDeS SIS, francisco
ap24 " cod Sp
The morning call., 1892-07-21

Mrs. Potter Palmer and Miss Frances f.
Willard have been elected trustees of the
Northwestern University at Evanston. IN.
The morning call., 1892-07-21

The first authentic official map OF the
town will be printed by Town Engineer
Rey shortly.
The douDle-track electric road on Choate
street will be finished by October l. The
The morning call., 1892-07-21
!.
WE MAKE IT A RULE

WE MAKE 1T A RULE
Not to stand on any ceremony at this time
of the year. 1t is possible to have too much
OF good thing, and that's exactly what
we've got. We are overloaded with SHIRTS.
For such case as that there is only one
remedy, We are doing exactly the same
thing that you would do under the same cir
cumstances. We are letting them go at los
ing figures. What is one mans meat is
another mans poison; our loss is your gain
1t is the biggest kind of a big opportunity
for the purchaser; and it is the biggest kind
of slip TO letit slip. Don't let it escape you.
CALL THIS WEEK AND INVEST S1.00
FOR A SHIRT
YOU WILL BE SURPRISEDI
The morning call., 1892-07-21
Alnnleda.

Mrs. A. V. Clark, wife of Manager Clark
OF the pottery works. is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
George Heidi. father-in-law of Trustee
Forderer. will be buried to-day from the
German church in Oakland.
The morning call., 1892-07-21
Teak Men and Women

MOULD USE oAMiANA BIrrssS raz
- Great Mexican Remedy: giyss Usaipht III
strength 10 the Sexual Organs MOI aat
The morning call., 1892-07-21
AT IT AGAIN.

There are nine lives to the rumOr that
the Southern Pacific is going to remove
steam traffic from Seventh TO First street
and though rumor after Tumor has been de-
stT0yed another one has bobbed serenelv
up that Mr.. Huntington will begin the
change Immediately on arriving here with
in few weeks. There will be an electric
road on Seventh street and Telegraph
avenue and Twelfth-street lines will be
feeders to it, says the TumOr. Huntington
was nOn-committal on the topic during his
late visit. but il is known that for a long
time the company mas been cOntem plating
some sort of a change.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

In Marshall county the Republicans
have started another yarn about Hon.
Ignatius Donnelly, that he robbed certain
settlers, living upon railroad lands. The
facts are that Mr.. Donnelly, two years
ago, gave up $500 worth of lectures.
came to St. Paul and stayed there for
nearly two weeks, investigating the
title of the lands in dispute, which were
claimed by Jim Hills railroad company;
he made two arguments before the gov
ernor and one before the attorney gem
eral, to prevent the governor from turn
ing over the lands to the Great Northern
Railroad company, and when he failed
there, helped the settlers to make their
appeal for relief to the president ana
congress. He. charged the settlers less
than half what any other lawyer would
have charged them as . retaining fee,
alone. Not single one of the settlers
has complained; but Republicans in the
villages who had nothing to do with the
matter, are trying to make a bug bear
out oft. Why don't they explain how
it happened that the settlers were rob-
bed of their lands, with Knute Nelson
in Congress, under the laws passed by
Republican congress and under villain
Gus decisions made by United States
Republican Supreme Court, owned and
controlled by the railroad corporations !?
Mr.. Donnelly tried to save the settlers
lanSs and he failed because the govern
ment was on the side of the railroads.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
Doodle Being Freely Used to Induce
Peoples Party Papers to Help
Knute Nelson Out
The Red River Dalen Bought, Up, and
an Attempt to Purchase the Nc
Intosh News Falls Through.
From the St. Paul Globe:

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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
Our Democratic Brafhron

OuC O0"OCC0I1C oI0C0T00.
We are glad to see the zeal displayed
by the St. Paul Globe, the organ of the
Democracy of the State, against the
Wheat Ring. That is all right. 1t is
doing good work. We hope it will not
be silenced.
But it is a little unfortunate that dur
ing all this score of years that the farm
ers have been fighting the Wheat Ring,
the Democrats never had word to say.
In fact, some of the leaders of the Ring.
like the millionaires Pratt and Jim Hill
were members of TIE combine and profit
ing by it. And the Globe poked a great
deal of ridicule at the Farmers Alliance,
and printed great many funny pictures,
at the expense of the Hay-seeders, for
their efforts to defend themselves from
the robbery of the Ring. Mr.. Donnellv's
story is good one. He says the Globes
sudden zeal for the agriculturistsr reminds
him of the drunken rowdy who met a
peaceable Jew and knocked him.into the
gutter. "My Cod" said the Jew, as he
gathered himself up, "Vat for you do
that :" "You killed Christ" replied the
tough. "But" said the Jew, "zat was
1900 years ago!" 81 don't care" re-
piled the rowdy, 81 only heard of it last
night.
But the Democratic remedy is almost
as bad as the disease. 1t proposes to
stop the stealing by the elevator COM
panies by turning over the farmers to
the railroad companies-to get clear OF
Pillsbury and Washburn and let lin
Hill take their places. This would be
out of the frying pan into the fire, for the
unfortunate grangers.
And what does Dan Lawler-but four
years in the State and fresh from college,
and the son of the most noted railroad
lobbyist in the Northwest-know about
the farmers or their wants?
The lawyers have ruled this State for
thirty-four years. tits time for a change
Let Knute Nelson and Dan Lawler stick
to their law books.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
VICTORY ASSURED.

space left that from all parts state
needed glorious victory of the
work and well doing candidates
grand although has
papers every doing yoemans service
remain until election
Brethren when tell what believe
cup guards and at them"
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
DOODLE OPERATIONS.
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
Buying Up Our Newspapers.

We give, in another column, a full
report of the attempt of the U. S. Land
Offers at Crookston, to buy up Peoples
Party paper at Mcintosh, Polk county.
1t is shameful exhibition, and dis
grace to the Republican party. 1t is
traced right home to the State Central
Committee Of that party. In any other
country but this, the men so offending
would be removed from office in twenty
four hours: here they will be kept in as
long as the Republican partyis in power,
and possibly promoted.
This villainous piece of corruption
shows how the Peoples Party paper at
Good Thunder was captured; and how
the Alliance Advocate at Henning was
induced to support Knute Nelson for gov
ernor and Feig for Congress; and why a
good many of our leading men have
seen the error of their ways and turned
over to the 6. o. P.
LET OUR PEOPLE BE ON THEIR
GUARD. WATCH EVERY MAN AND
NEWSPAPER CLOSELY. WE CAN
NOT TELL WHERE THE NEXT
BLOW WILL FALL. THE ENEMY
ARE DESPERATE, AND THEY HAVE
PLENTY OF MONEY.
If any man gets too holy and right
eous, in the last moments of this great
battle, and turns his batteries on our
own men, instead of the enemy, UNDER
STAND THAT HE HAS GOT DOODLE
IN HIS POCKET,
This is the time that tries mems souls.
We are fighting to stop robberies that
amount to twenty millions of dollars
annually, in this state alone. What
would a million dollars be to the rascals
if they could protect the rest of their
plumber for ten years to come?
KEEP YOUR EYES PEELED, BRE-
THEREIN, AND DOWN WITH EVERY
MAN THAT FLINCHES. THIS IS NO
CHILD'S PLAY; AND WOE UNTO
THE TRAITORS, NO MATTER HOW
PRETTY THEY MAY TALK.
Close up the ranks; end all discussions;
postpone all quarrels until the battle is
won; and move in solid column on the
enemy.s The people will know how to
reward those who do their whole duty !;
and a He'll of scorn awaits those who
sell out the cause of humanity for filthy
1ucre.
IN THIS CRISIS LET THE PEOPLE
BE PREPARED FOR EVERYTHING.
DISCOUNT EVERY POSSIBLE
TRICK THATMAY BE SPRUNG UPON
YOU AT THE LAST MOMENT.
Believe nothing h, enemy tells you.
1t is necessarily lie. Men who will buy
up our newspapers are capable of any
thing.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS.


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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

by the United States before international
Engand France F. this country
mints with silver To person has
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world hs5 tie
sale into her subsidiary coins and partly
silver ior executed sas mint
the Europe would be shipped
shipping bullion
their existing stock q Sly sr At
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ths bullion arising under
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are the which ssvs any Large
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the old rid silver and
Us p' What would
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their silver subsidiary coin that OF
Again: worth $1ss ounce under
5 s 3 D par with gold For
Union France Belgium Greece Italy sw
sys1 The
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Union notice
unon go
although made advocates of of single gold
and legal among
would that silver for gold it would
destroy the confidence her people their produce
and DISTRESS Having refused require the other members OF
the redeem their when she could 81 80
did redeem od otherwise
public debts All the obligations OF this payable
in COIN, and not in gold r9rrs Gseea a<s*n
Bankers banquet Dmonco New York January 1891 he
though immediate coinage compelled make this
admission: - czasfmD6
Believing enough gold
the of
desire than feel for the unlimited coinage
silver"
the mentioned article Senator VOORHEES, the North
lean Review he quotes statement made by Joseph John
president the Alabama National Bank Birmingham follows
dollars the of the United States it would
the worlds product nearly give capita
culation of silver that France has,"
Having absurdty the
OF Tree coinage BILL prior to agreement to
that would be followed food Europe will
coed another equally untenab objection that
coinage of silver
This assertion has become STALE has urged the obug
and their followers and believers the
return to free coinage of silver When
act 1873 authorizing the Secretary the Treasury purchase
lion and coined million standard dollars month";
dcted the gold
try but didn't and the result has the
At that time had only $2 1919 OF 90 gold the
then coined $500 silver and no
So much accomplished facts against
on This Notwithstanding the gold
gold OF the the OF creating the
that gold driven by the Increased coinage
silver. 7~ss11
With
rather than diminish and gold the country
country railroad bonds and other like securities
of free coinage q mogsA
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

The Republicans and the Farmers.
The thirteenth plank of the Republican
State Platform has not received the at
tention which it deserves.
Here it is:
Thirteenth-THE REPUBLICANS OF
THE STATE ARE HEARTILY IN
FAVOR OF THE PROTECTION OF
ITS FARMERS so FAR AS CONSIST
ENT WITH ITS GENERAL INTEREST.
Think of that! They cannot even at
ford to pledge the farmers their uncon-
ditional support although promises are
cheap; but they must qualify it with the
words: $50 far as consistent with it's
general interest" This "its" must mean
the Republican party; it surely cannot
mean the State, for the farmers are a
maj GRITTY of all the population, and, as
the majority rules, the farmers are the
State. But the Republican party agrees
to stand by the farmers as long as do
ing so will not hurt the Republican
party. In other words, the interests of
the party and the people are in conflict,
and where they clash the people
must give way. The party can only
succeed with the help of the rings ard
robbers, and they coolly tell the farmers,
in their carefully prepared platform,
that they have got to take a back seat
and let the railroads and elevators sit on
the front seat.
It is shocking to see ''the grand old
party" of Greeley and Lincoln fall into
the hands of such pack of shallow FOOLS
that have not even got sense enough to
draw mantle of decent pretence over
their raScalitv.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
INQUIRE WRITES EDITORIALS.
He Ais. Gets Mad and Shows His Hand.


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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23

d. II. McNett. They were printed by
the WALKER LAKE BULLETIN office.
OF course they are handsome. Many
Haw thorneites also received the cards. |
Chicken thieves are abroad. MANY
p ople believe that the thieves are H.
dians or Cinnamon, but we are in.
formed that the real culprts are full
bleeded whites. A young rooster was
stolen from the BULLETIN chicken
yard recently, and we will pay $40 for
information that will convict the
thief.
The Carson Appeal says away back
Ia Minnesota they have heard of a lost
mine in Nevada that is so wonderfully
rich, that party has organized to
come out here and hunt Tor it with u
clalrvoyant, W, Z. Gosding of St.
Paul Is the manager. He, with 10
men, including the wizard, will gel
here next month.
A meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee is called for April
I'd at Reno. The meeting will decide
upon the time and place for holding
the State Convention aad transact
such other business as may come be-
fore it. A. c. May, of Aurora, Joseph
Klein, Hawthorne and ). l.. Nc.
Naughton, Candelaria, are members
from Esmeralda county.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
At Sodayiiie.

r. j. Laws and j. A. Yerlngton WIS.,
tied Ssdaville last Sunday. They say
the town is painfully quiet, and must
ramain so until the null starts up
again. Even the hotel is going to de-
cay. They were given the hest room
in the house, but were unable to lock
the door as there was no key. Jin
called The landlord and demanded that
a key of some kind be brought, and
presently he appeared with bottle Of
AA-saying that whis-key was the
best safeguard he could offer. After
some kicking the visitors retired, and
about 2 O'Clock in the morning the
bedstead gave way and the two sleepers
struck the floor with a dull thud. Jim
says his liver was dislocated, and he
intends to bring an action for attempt
to bodily harm against Mr.. Knapp,
the present manager of the hotel.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
The State Conventions.

The Republican State Central Com
mittee held u meeting In Virginia City
last Monday, and decided to hold two
Slate Conventions.
After discussion il was decided to
have TWO State Conventions, the first
one te be held at Virginia City on Sat
urday, April 30Jh. Primaries to be
hello ON Saturday. April 10Th This
Convention will elect six delegates and
s.X allernates TO the National Couven-
ton. The second Convention will be
held AT Reno, but the Committee left
time for holding same to be set by
future meeting Of the Committee.
This Convention will consist of 1871
delegates apportioned as fellows;
Churchill county, .; Douglas, 8; Elko,
ii; Eureka, T; Esmerulda, 8; Hum
boldt, 9; Lander 6; Lincoln. 6; Lyon,
s; Nye, 3; 0rmsby, IL; Storey, SO;
Washoe, IS; White Pine, 8
The test at the Primaries will be
| am citizen ef the United States,
and will su pport the nominees of the
Republican party"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
A Free TYip.

The San Francisco Examiner will
send special car-the largest and
most comfortable that the Pullman
Company can furnish Ito the World IS
Fair with twenty boys and girls from
the public schools OF California. The
scholars of each school in the State
will select the brightest boy or girl,
and those selected will assemble ia San
Francisco in a grand competitive ex-
animation before the State Superin-
tendent, and the twenty who pass the
best examination will be given a free
ride to the Worlds Far, and will step
at the best hotel, and have free admls.
sion TO every entertainment going
Truly, the Examiner is great concern
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23

up into manufactured articles TO com.
pete with sur manufacturers In the
markets of tbs world, and she uses
these people to get it.
But California is responsible for the
acts OF her representatives. Therefore
We call upon our representatives IN
Congress, Senators Jones and Stewart
and Congressman Barline 10 oppose al
all times and under all circumstances
aHy measure for the relief or assist
anee OF any interest in any State uu.
less the representatives of that State
Will pledge themselves 10 assist Us in
the fight for free coinage, and raising
the price of silver.
Let there be no uncertain tone about
this. You gentlemen, were selected
to represent this State; YOU have
pledged yourselves to do so, and it Is
your duty 10 de SO at all times AMI I'M
der all circumstances, aud when repre-
senlatiyes of other States oppose the
interest Of your State, it Is your plain
duty to retallate, until they are forced
to come 10 the scratch aud do what
they should.
The people of Nevada are not bene-
fitted by the protective tariff, except n
very small ways. We are safe from
Chilean Tor other invasion. ana require
NO ceast defenses. We don't need
many public buildings, and unless
silver improves will have no use for
what we have.
But we do want the proper leeisla-
ton upon the silver question, which
is the principal and leading issue with
US, and we demand that our represen.
tatives insist upon it, even to the ex-
tent of antagonizing every measure
advanced for The benefit of other States
Of the United States.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
For Breach of Contract.

II is stated that the U S. Govern
ment is about to begin snii against the
&. a. G. for breach of contract in refus.
ing to carry, tree of charge, the pre-
dnce of the Indians at the Walker
Lake observation-disclosures Appeal.
Last week the agent at the reserva-
ton desired to ship some wheat free,
and the conductor refused to take it.
The agent then declared that suit
would be brought for breach of con-
tract We are reliably informed, how
ever, that the railroad is only obligated
10 carry fish and game free, and that
the contract does not include farm pro.
duce or live stock.