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THE RATE INVESTIGATION"
Ii Makes the Local Shippers
Smile Broadly.
They Think That II VIII Be a Costly and
Very Unnecessary Proceed
ing.

Nobody blames Richard p. Morgan for
taking a good thing when It is offered bin,
but the town wears a broad smile because OF
his engagement by the Railroad Commis-
soners as their expert in investigating the
question of freights aud fares raised by the
astute Mr. Shively.
1t is going TO cost the taxpayers and ship
pers $4,000 to $4,000 to be told that rail-
road rates are too high in California.
Why not pay similar sum to ascertain
that we are having a spell of dry weather.
There would be just as much sense IN IL.
The Traffic Association people feel that
the whole investigation is TO be grand
farce, If il should not turn out a comic
opera
regarding that Shively complaint" SAID
leading member Of The association yesterday
1T is a delusiOn and n snare. i. the Rail-
road COmmiSS oaers were actuated Dy any
real desire to reduce rates and aid the people
they would not do this sort OF thing
Other freight-shippers feel the same way
about the Shively matter. Those VINO
have looked into it declare positively that
the hand If the railroad IS IN 1t a2d that no
good can possibly come from 1t.
There is no question about 1.-THE Rail-
road Commissioners have not the confidence
OF the people.
4 ne way 10 10 any liHuS - 10 80 anu W IL
The way to reduce railroad rates is TO re-
duce them.
The people are fully aware that the lin
vestigatian" will be prolonged and costly
affair, and will bring about no beneficial re-
suits.
A full showing of the condition of things
has been made 20 the Railroad Commits
sioners by the Traffic Association, but they
seem inclined to treat the whole showing
with contempt.
There is a question, too, as TO whether
the act under which the board was organ
lied admits Of the employment OF experts TO
conduct such an investigation" as that
proposed, and there is another question as
to who shall pay for the work.
If il were left to q vote OF the people,
knowing the circumstances of the case as
they do the high priced Investigation"
would never be held.
The Commissioners are paid S12, 600 year,
or $4,000 each. They are doing absO utely
nothing for the coed Of the State to earn
this money. If they were in earnest IN this
matter they would take the present high
rates and make reduction in them OF 20 TO
p per cent without the loss Of a months
time or without expanding an unnecessary
dollar.
That Is the way the shippers talk about
the investigation, and it is needless 20
say that they have good reason for stating
the case 10 thar manner.
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Young Mems Concert.

There will be musical treat at the con-
cert to be given under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association at Met
ropolitan Temple tomorrow night. Mr..
Charles Kellogg. who Is to be the principal
attraction on this occasion, was born in
Plumas County, this State in 1869. and at
an early age removed 10 New York State,
where he attended the Syracuse University.
Mr. Kellogg has warbed like bird since
earliest infancy, but never appeared in pub
lie until 1883. since which time he has taken
part In concerts in nearly every large city in
this country and Europe, being received
with enthusiasm and most favorable COM
ments from the press. The peculiar and
wonderful gift which he possesses makes it
possible for him to reproduce the marvellous
tones OF the bird songsterS and blend them
in all the confusing and cOmmingling har-
m0ny Of the unrivaled nightingale: but he
does what 10 featheTed songster ever did or
ever can accomplish, being capable OF inter
pretng in IFS own language the most diff
cult musical COMPOSITIONS.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There was little change in the general appearance
OF the stock market Yesterday. Prices fell OIL
slightly IN several instances in the absence Of any
thing encouraging from the Comstock.
Many OF the leading brokers sold out weak &C.
counts order not TO carry them the vacation.
On the early call prices shaded OF under light
sales and Uphlr sold at 81 20. Mexican 81 80. Curry
6Oc, Best hel her. 81 90, Sierra Nevada SOC and
OF the miadls stocks Bullion sold at 45c. Cnollar
Csc. wiki a 5O-ceut assessment added, NoTcr0ss
OF the sout1-end stocks Belcher remained steady
at 81 10, Challenge 4Oc, Crown Point 75e kentuck
Aiier me can tradIug was quite lively with de-
cline Ia prices. Con. Cal Va. sold al So 10 to the
sale OF $50 shares, aud he market closed duh aud
heavy al the noon recess.
ON the 30 p N. call Jarrett was an active seller
Con. Cal. a Va at s. 2OGs3 30 tue market show
ing lirtle better feeling on this cali After the
clu prices remained unchanged and very LITTLE
stock changed hands
An assessment OF Toe per share has been levied
b. the Con. New YORK.
The an usl meeting Of the Overman Mining Com
pany his been called Tor Thursday July 4
az So and bars az SSc IA New YORK and 40 5-l6d
The Security Savings Bank has declared divi.
dead IA term deposits at the rate OF 2S-lOO per
cent Per aunum, aud on ordinary deposits az the
rate Of 4U-lOo per emit payable July I.
rhe weekly reports OF the TuscarOras are as fol
Cor11s-stopluc progressed as usual above main
west uriit. Sem ledge continues 70 produce high
.rsde ore. drift north IF main west drft and
saHe level exposes quantities OF $50 ore. The nul
I'm he'd crushing on about the 26th
NAvAJ0-N ortH intermediate daft above tue $50
level has been extended IS feet, and Is stl show
Ing some good ore "a the face
BELLE Is E-West crosscut $50 level extended
feet cutting small vein giving good assays;
south drliJ same level extended 10 feet, showing
spots OF good ore: upValse the cast vein $50
level extended II feet with no change.
NORTH BELLE lsLE-ILe west crOsseut 4OO
level, extended ~ feet; expect 10 cut TIE vein
within the next 20 feet rock very hard In the face
tn stOpe from this No. / upraise south 800 level
shows some very good ore aud is being extended 10
the south following the ore which is stretching out
in that direction.
NEVADA QUEEN-Sec0nd ievel-South drift from
No. east CTossCut advaECed 10 feet ia porphyry;
slopes above this driiI nave opening or 20 feet.
with good ore ali through; slopes rom No. chute
IN the east vein opened up 20 feet varies IN
width from III 10 feet; extracted during the
week ~ cars nrstclaSs ore battery assay S261 per
ton. and 6S4 second class average S25 per tou.
Third level-Stopes from south intermediate show
Z Inchea o orc snLua % IrlLrh 4. HIM rrada
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COURT NOTES.

Tie estate OF Margaret FOard has been ap.
praised at S2l 40 80.
Complaints for divorce have been filed IN the
Superior Court by Mary against Robert Roche,
Moe against Charles Wilson and Sophia NJ
against W. B. Fleming.
Judge Wallace has divorced Mary A. from
Samuel Dray, because OF his Willful desertion
Judge Trout granted Minnie Danegan divorce
from William Ddnegau on the same ground.
Mrs 7. 4. r. Salmon has sued Matilda Bel
mont for tile restitution Of the premises on Ellis
street, the rent OF which has been increased f. ON
$50 TO 500, which later the tenant VIII not pay.
The Fire Commissioners have been ordered by
Judge Wallace 10 make answer on the 9Th prOx.
TO be petition OF John Mccarthy To reiustate him
as Que VI the assistant engineers OF The Depart
ment.
An appeal to the Supreme Court has been
taken from the order supplementary TO Judgment
denying her motion for an increase of allowance
IN Tie case OF Ellz beth j. Moore against George
a. Moore, well known in Insurance circles.
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General Merchandise.

BA0s-CalcuttasIare In fair request at 7@71sc;
Wool Bags, J5(n3Sc.
for 1899 brighter than for the year Just closed 1t
is now pretty well settled that the Cherry Apple,
Plum and Pear crops have failed IN the Atlantic
States and this gives tbs market more tone The
demand on Eastern account Is also better
~ Follows: Aprlcots Al 256oi sb Peaches and
Pears 81 5O0l So White Cherries 1902 rs;
Black Cherries, 81 6Ogl 70; Piums, 81 1901 20.
stock is mostly confined TO seconds. Quotations
PIums 81 sO0l so for Peaches 81 s0Ql so for
Pears, 81 eO@2 10 for White Cherries and 81 SOC
l 80 for Black.
CANNED vEGETABLES-New pack Tomatoes
75c: Peas 75c@Sl; String Beans. 90c0$l z dczen.
CoFFEE-Continues inactive. Quotations
19I5@2012e q n for good to prime Costa Rica,
free from black beans; ls@l9i5c u n for good
Costa Rica. mixed with black beans lSI2@l9Lsc
fer good washed Salvador; 171ac nominal for
2l@2l13c T. u for prime washed Guatemala; 200
1884 for fair washed and unwashed Guetemala;
20R@22c z Ii for good to primo pea-Derry: $50
l7c for medium qualities; 1212@l4Iae for ordinary
qualities SGl2c for very inferior to common.
New wellington, So: sOutnheld Wellington. SO;
Seattle, So 80; Coos Bay s5 So. sydney, So Is;
Scotch. 81 q tom Brymho, SO 75; Greta, ST rs;
Tnaa hGrase Fgg s1d so Wss reR
cite Egg SO; Camel. 80 so 3 ton.
FISH No. l Mackerel sI2@l3 In half-bbls
and 81 1892 in kits: No. q $40 in bDs and
81 50@l 10 in kits; Mess MackereI. SO d Kit:
Pacific Cod, sac in bundles G@eIac q 10 IN cases
@17Iac for homeless aud SGSl2c for bricks; Eastern
Smoked Herring. 35c; Dutch do. 81 50al rs a keg;
whltensb. $40 in half-bos and 5000 25 in kits;
TONGUES and sounds. 81 75Q az.
Observation-Disclosures at $t3 50G44 = flask.
sYRUP-The Western Sugar Refinery quotes Gold
en-. IN bbls III ac n gallon.
EAILS-Prlces are nominal.
SuGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash. Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 55sc q 10; Dry Granuiated
sac q ID: Confectionery A, 51sc; Standard A.
41sc; Magnolia. 45sc; Extra c, s13c Golden @,
43se: ID. 414c q 10; half bbls 4c more than bbls.
aud boxes lac more
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

TUESDAY EVENING, June 20
SUMMARY or THE MARKErz
Wheat in fair demand.
Barley futures nuctuating.
Oats weak aud dun.
Corn declined.
Rye unchanged.
Hay slow.
Red aud Lima Beans higher.
Potatoes 90 of well.
Onions plentiful and cheap.
Butter and Eggs weak. Cheese unchanged.
Poultry IN free supply.
Honey crop reported light
Apricot5 and Peaches firm.
Oranges hrmer Lines weak.
Dried Fruit unchanged.
Hams and Bacon higher.
Hops duh
Hides quiet.
Choice Wool firm
Beef and veal lower PORK firm.
Grain Bags strong
More tone to Canned Fruit.
Coal unchanged.
Coffee quiet.
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OUTBOUND.

A lonely sail IN the vast SeSroom,
! have pat oug foy the port Of sioom.
The voyage Is far on tho tracEleSs tide.
The watcn Is long, and the seas arc vida
The headlsnds blue In the sinkinE day
Kiss me q hand on the outward way
The fading gulls. as they dip and veer,
Lat me a voice guat is scod g hear
The great winds come, snd the heAylns sea,
The restless neither is calling me.
The cry o. her heart Is Ions and Wild.
Searching The ntSbI Ter her wandered child.
Beautiful wearlleSS mother Of niue,
In tue drift o. doom I am here, am thine.
Beyond the fRthOm OF hope OF fear.
From bonra 10 bourn OF the dusA steer
Swept on IN the wake OF the stars, In the stream
OF = rowing tide from dream 20 dream.
Bliss CARMEN IN July Century.
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Licensed TO Marry.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
TO the following named:
John Johnson and Marguerite Johnson, 81
20.
Andrew Merling and Elizabeth Hucke. 35-32
Oswald IhOmascnewski aud Mary +. Rebslock,
26-25.
Andrew j. Hogan and Mary Keough, 800.
Bartholomew Curtin and Kate O'LearY, 30
%.
Moses MINI aud Esther Plat, 1922
Richard Cain and Georglana A. Thompson,
26-lS.
Giovanni B. Monari aud Virginia Balbi, So
90.
William E. Park and Emily F. HAYS. % 90
John j. Morgan and Bella Kennedy, 26-26.
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English what Market.

LIVERPOOL, June 2S-The spot market is weak
at rs. Cargoes lower at 34s Sd for OF coast,
34s Sd for Just shipped and 34s Sd for nearly due
FUTUREa
TIE Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter. June
is Sd; July. IS I'd: August, IS 734d; Septem ber
6s sad; October, Us Sd; November, IS 91ad.
sECURIrTES
LONDON. June 2S.-COnsolS Q63s: silver, 400:
Rentes, 99f sc. Bullion into Bank OF England,
10000.
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CHICAGO, juno 2s.-In Wheat business was mod
crate and opened unchanged rallied l@11sc on the
belief that the anticipation bill be put over TO
the next session, decrease OF nearly 1900 900
tons on ocean passage and reported shortage OF
cables indicating that the India shortage was lot
reported, an increase OF more than 900 900 IN
English visible and sales by longs TO take profits
declined 34Q7sc, aud closed steady at IA@3sc
higher than yesterday. Receipts. $1,000 bushels ;
shipments, 10000 bushels. Rye, zee. Barley soc.
CHICAGO. June 2S.-Wheat-Cash. 7e3sc Corn
60Ae. fork-Sll rs. Lard-s6 90. Klbs- o. 40.
Mhlsky-Sl is.
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California Ernit.

CHICAGO, June 2s-The Porter Brothers Com.
paDy sold to-day carloads OF California fruit.
Aprlcots brought $l@l 60 Peaches, 81 Io@I So;
Cherries, poor order, 81 5O@l rs; MontOgamets
Apricots, 81 90; Royal batiye Piums 81 1902 so;
Cherry Plums, 81 90
NEW YORK, June 2S.-The Porter Brothers Com
pany sold today two carloads OF California Fruit
S5i Royal Hatiye Plums, 80; Jackson Plums
% 10; Royal Anne Cherries, 81 50@l SIS; ores ons
81 5O@3; Black Tartarians, 81 20; Black Eagles
81 as -'
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Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Arcata for Coos
Bay and the Pomona and North Fork for HUMBOLDT
Bay.
The British iron bark Irvine, 655 tons. loads Sal
mon at Astoria for Cork.
Tho British iron ship ulricR. 1923 TONS is char
tered for Wheat TO United Kingdom, HAyfe or Ant.
WeFp, 26s Sd,
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6UTTERFIELD & VINCENT,
ACCTIONEERS,

TO- MO * ROW.
Thursday. .......-..June 80, 1892,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ on the premises,
28l3 CLAY STREET, NEAR DENISADER0
(Powell-st System Sacramento or Jackson ST. cars)
we WILL SELL.
BY ORDER o. JUDGE SUTHERLAND.
The MAGNIFICENT ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
Magnificent Oil Paintings by the Old
Masters, Elegant Books C6th Century;
Also Small Law Libra y; French-p ate
ManteI Mirrors; Very ola Stee! Line In
cravings and Works OF Art, contai' ed in
the above residence. cCmurising In part:
Very Antique ParIOr Set with elegantly carved San
DOM ugO mahogany frames; Very Antique Center
and side Tables; French plate Mantel Mirrors;
Ma. lfcent oil Paintings by the Old masters; l. e
CANT Engravngs very Tare); Louis XIV Tables,
With lrJnze finish; Magnificent Cha mbsr Suits, all
elea autIy carved; Mahcg my, Rosewood and Wal
nut WardrObes, BedsteaIs. Bureaus, etc; Very
Fine Desks; Body Brussels Carpets; COrnces aud
Lace Certain; ID niuE-rOOm and Kitchen Furniture.
NoTE-The Furniture. Pa ntings. Engraviu s,
Books, etc. in I! above resideace a:e al very
tque and 20 the sale we invite ali como sieurs Of
hue art Sale positive and without reserve.
J29 BUTTERFiELD VINCENT, AuctiOneers.
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to pay fine of S1OO or serve 100 days inn
prisonmcnt. An appeal bond was filed.
Ex-SeIgeant OF Police Gano was convicted of
selling lottery tickets but Judge Love let
him off with fine OF S25
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Broke His Right Leg.

William Davis, fireman on the steamer
San Pablo was earousing in Davis-street
saloon yesterday afternoon, when he fell
down and his right leg was broken. He was
conveyed to the Receiving Hospital for
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San Francisco Neat Market.

Hogs are firm and in good demand. Beef and
Veal are plentiful and weaker Mutton and Lamb
show little change. Wholesale rates from slaugh-
terers to dealers as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6G5L2c; second quality,
41ac; third do, 3L294c
VEAL-Large, SOB Lae: small Calves. 6961@c.
AUTHORIZATIONS 1850; Ewes, 615@7c.
ItMB-Spring. SG9c e 10.
PsEK-Liye Hogs, 41s@5c y 10 for heavy hard
graiI-fedi 514@51ac for light average do; stock
Hogs, 412Q14s4c; dressed do 712@18Lac = ID.
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Now York NTarI,ets.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-BeyOnd a spurt the ami.
nation aud weakness caused by selling Govern
ments, stimulated by the news Ia at Drexel, Morgan
& Co had refused to undertake the reorganization
OF the Richmond system and a slight animation in
Vanderbiits the stock market tame and unin-
teresting. drive at Grangors knocked a large
fraction oil burlington. The close was very dull
and firm at opening figures in most cases.
though sugar is up per cent Governments dull
ana easy. PetrOeum-Juiy, 521sc.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-United states Ronds as
III: do. 2s 100; Northern Pacific, G034 Cana
dian Pocihc, 1914 Central racine, 80; Union Pa.
cine, 1914: Atchlgon ana Santa re. $685. Wells
Fargo, las; western Union, "a; silver, sSc;
Sterling. "a S71aq4 SO.
Mheat-Jnly. s7i4G. Flour, steady. Coffee.
Coast, l9@25c. Hides lSC. COpDer-LaKe. Sll so
Tin-Spot, S2l 30. Lead-Domesttc, S4 20. Iron
$40 PetrOieum-JuIy, 627sc
HOPS.
Eops continue slow, with bearlsh feeling. Prices
are unchanged Twenty-Five bales prime Oregous
sCld on Exchange at 2le, July delivery; rs same
grade. August delivery, 20l2c The London mar
ket Is weak.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
COfee-MoTe active and Is TO 20 points higher.
Sales, l2,5O0 bags. June $l2 10; July aud August,
sll 95.
Sugar-Raw quiet and unchanged. Refined active
and strong and unchanged.
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And in accordance with law aud an order of the
Board or Directors, made on the 18th day OF May,
1892, SO many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary viii be sold at public auction
at the ONCE of the company room 10, Nevada Block.
800 Montgomery street. San Francisco Cal, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF July, 1892. at 2 O'Clock
p. OF said day TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
CHAS. +. ELLIOT. Secretary
Of1ce-Room 70. Nevada Block, SOC Montgomery
street. San ETanclseol Cal. ia23td
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THE CAsEBOLT RESIDENCE,

An elegant residence OF 2 rooms, hath, Iaundrr.
servants and wine rooms, conservatory etcy
marine view unsurpassed; prOperty accessible by
systems S270O Pierce St size OF lot 75x2O0
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MarSet-st. corner; NV cor Hermann and La
guna sts.; fronts Market st. 9 feet Hermann 81 IL
ieet, 20 feet in rear; lU6 feet deep on one side.
100 feet on the other
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hOHNINa SALES
Board-30 S Water. 9sD.
Street-lO Pacific Gas Imp, 80; 20 $ Gaslight,
AFTERNOON sALEG
Board-5 Water, ssh; 20 Safety Nitro Pow
der, Ss4; 100 Hawaiian Commercial lN.
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E1change and BulIIon.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-wOol is quiet and easy
Domestic fleece. 2613G p 10.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-CoNSOLI ATED
~ New YORK Mining Company. Location OF prin-
cpal place of business, san Francisco California:
location OF works, Gold Hin, Storey County. Ne
vada.
Notice ia hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board of Directors, held the 2Sth day of June,
1892, an assessment (No SD OF ten (lOl cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately in United
States gold coin to the Secretary at the Office OF the
cry street. San Francisco, California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 20 day OF August, 1892. will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
sold on TUESDAY, the 23d day of August 1892.
to pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale. by order
OF the Board OF Directors.
CHAS f. ELLIOT. Secretary
ofice-Room 70 Nevada block, No. 500 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco, California. Ie 29td
A ssEssMENr NOTICE CHoLLAR MINING
ness San francisco, Cal. Location of works.
Virginia, Storey County. New. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting of the board Of directors.
held on the 2Sth day OF May, 1892, assessment
upon the capital stock OF the corporation payable
Immediately In United States gold coin TO the SEQ
rotary, Mt the Office OF the company, room 70,
Nevada Block, BOG Montgomery ST., san Francisco,
Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re.
man unpaid on the SEVENTH DAY OF JULY.
1892 will be delinquent and advertised for sale &c
public auction: and unless payment is made before
will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day OF July.
1892 to pay the delinquent assessment, together
order OF the board of directors.
CHAS. e. ELLIOT, secretary.
ofrco-Room re. Nevada BLOCK. 800 Montgomery
g. san ftanelseo. Sal mys1 I'd
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

K Elbow JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
Il psny-LOestion OF works snd principal place OK
business, Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada.
NotiCe-ThoTe are delinquent upon the following.
described stock, on account Of assessment No. II.
levied on the ninth day or May, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the NspeetiVs
sharehoIders. tolloNss
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And In accordance With law aud an order OF Tue
Board or Trustees, made on the sth day OF Mays
1892 so many shares OF each parcel OF such STOCK
as may be necessary viii be sold Al public auction
at the once OF the company. 1-3 Main ST, COO
HILL New, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF July, 1917.
at O'Clock P. OF said day TO pay said delnquens
assessment thereon, together with costs OF adVer'
Using and expenses OF sale.
iel9 I'd W, Ii, BLAUvELT.- Secretary.
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nELrNouENr sALN NorIoEs.

MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM.
w pany-Location OF works and principal place of
business. Sau Francisco. California; location Of
works Virginia City, storey County Nevada
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK. account Of assessment No. 49,
levied the sixteenth day OF May, 1892 tue several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
Shareholders, as fOlIQNsi
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They Sold Lottery Tickets.
Judge JoachImsen sentenced Chapman
Solomon, convicted Of selling lottery tickets.
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INCOME PROPOSITION
GOLDEN GATE PARK SITE.

Sutter-st business corner; Sc. cor. OF Sutter 2
and Central ave; Improvements leased for $3.50
per month; size Of lot, 53:ll165.
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Portland's Business.
Wool Market.

PORTLAND. Or. June 2s-Clearances. s32IOOO;
balances, $70,O0
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PEREAPTORY SALE
UNIMPROYED LOTS-TWO FRONTAGEs.

waIIer-st. building lots: 1915 W. ofFilImore: 5
lots, all ready TO build on; only blocks from
Market So. and block from Haight-st. cable road;
lie Of lot 25xl2O fronts streets.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

Six fats on Laguna st. (29I2J near Union; p
story building Of flats; Of rooms on the first
floor; Of rooms on the second door and OF
rooms on the taird f0ori renting for $lO32 per
year.
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NEW LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.
Merchants Limo.
NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO.
THE MAGNIFICENT IRON SHIP

THE MAGNIFECENT IRON SHIP
It. II. o. IL ES.
1897 Tons Reg. REED, Master,
VIII bo on the berth at ew York early in July and
having large engagements VIII receive quick dis.
patch.
Following the Al Clipper Ship CHARLES L.
MOODY, now loading.
For freight and information apply to
j. w. GRACE & CO.,
430 California ST.. San Francisco.
w. II. GRACE Il CO., Hanover square, New York
tel5tf6p
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MISSION COTTAGE.
MARKET. ST. INVESTMENT.

Cottage; o Lapidge st. near Valencia and 1sthl
history cottage OF rooms; renting for $40 per
month: size OF lot, 25xS0
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM GUT TERFlElG.

Real Estate Agent ami General Auetioussr,
(has no connection with any other persons In the
business-at his Old place)
once and salesroom-4l2 Pine ST., Nevada Bank Big.
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NE. cor. Stanyan and GrattaU SITS; only blocks
from Haight st. cable system lot ready 20 build on
the Omnibus and FrederiCk-st. Cable and the Met
ropOlitan electric systems will pass within block
Of this property Stanyan St is severed aud graded
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CORNER BUsLNEss PROPERTY.

Sc. cor. Bush and Pierce SITS; 1881, 1888. 1898
ana 1881 Bush and 1882 Pierce; improvements
rent for Sl35 per month; must be sold; size OF lot
55XlOU,