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by 100. lot 2s and l2;e feet Of lot ~ block c.
fraityaie station Tract Erookiyn Township: slO
Inc Thiessen of Alameda, undivided half Interest in
3s'53 chains ON Inc diVidins Mats and pSt |.
10 NE corner OF plat 5, NE 36.s2 chains to NV cor
Vale ' de- San jose themes II SO chains to FL
ming, being plat and portion OF plat d. Juan
JOSEF MaTras township SO Il vale de San
Myron t. Dusinbury of oakland to James p
Merritt OF Oakland. lot beginning 252 n from \
line Of Fourteenth street and i27 e Of Ade e,
n. 90 by 81, block 5ss Oakland: 1855
G. Baker Of oakland lot on line on Tb TO- George
street, 3l6 w. OF Grove. w. 100 by S. 1903 los
8 and 3. block d. Central Land COmpany's Tract
Ellen NJ. scotchier OF Alameda to j. e. Nut,,,g
street. s2:3 w of Kirkham W. 1918 by = i9a 70
lots p to 80 in S. half block 500, scotcher Trsct
August and Gustafa winberg OF Alameda to n
fomroy OF Alameda. lot ON NV line OF Twelfth
street, l66 OF Krshsm, w 20 by N 10 heinz
portion OF lot 80, Center-street Home lots, oas
James MeGivney of Oakland TO Ernest T. Rranc,
OF Oakland, lot on line OF Madison (Julia strseti
rs o. Seventh, IS by 100, block 1877, OAK,
Horace A. Deming OF San Francisco to Georos g
Lovely OF san Francisco, lots % and p (5Ox ioO1
BLOCK b new town OF Lynn, re-recOrded. East osE'
Everett b. POmroy of Alameda to August win.
berg OF Alameda. lot on ine OF saunders (Twenty-
secoud) street. 475 Of Twenty-nrst avenue II 20
by 40. lots 20 and Fl, block 81, n addition 10
BrooSiy n, East Oakland; $40.
Eliza II. SeOUchler TO Charles r. Van Low lot on
line OF Auburn (FortySeventhl street e6s "a y
OF San Pablo. + 90 by 15l :b7, lot 40 Coggesba1I
Tract Oakland Township; $40.
Marie A Strelinger (wife of VI. b OF Berkeley "a
A 3. Cook OF San Francisco. lot on y W bOundsrv
line OF town OF Berkeley and Fleurange avenue
l2S.S5, w 1884. 81. NE ais, being lots ana ,
block G. feralta Park, Berkeley; $40 -
IL. Il. and Laura A. Pinney OF Alameda IN Ctsra
Morehouse (wife OF L OF Alameda, lots \ To ~
block =. MeIrese Station Tract. Brooklyn Town.
ship; $500.
{. X. and Ellen n. Harmon OF San Francisco 70
ii. q. Fiske OF san francisco Undivided "a OF Iot
on line OF Bellevue avenue 1880 L OF IIigh
street, l. 470 o0S.33. W 40. sos 10, beIng T. =
ship: $40.
John C. and Lucindaw. Adrlance to George A. Put
nam OF Sacramento. lot on y line or NicoI ave IN
L OF Taylor ST., Il 80 by $50. being lots is and Ia
block r, Corrected Map, Nicol TrSet Brooklyn
Township: $40.
Same 10 J. 4. Morrison Of Alameda lot on NE
corner or NicOl ave. aud Taylor ST.. 150 by + SO
$40.
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THE WICKED JAPANESE.
They Are Noted for Their Peculiar u us
ness Meth DDS.

They Are Noted for Their Peculiar Busi-
ness Methods.
81 am not brother of Ro bert Louis Stew
enscn," said James Stevenson to a CALL
reporter. at the Occidental.
I'VE happen to have the same surname,
belong 10 the same town, and we're edu-
Gated at the same school In Edinburgh |
myself am an architect just returned from
Japan, where have been engaged in put
ting up buildings.
The japanese are the politest people in
the world but, take them in business mat
tiers, they are the worst set of unprincipled
seamps under the sun. Arnold and Norman
have written perfectly noDSensical books as
far as that phase Of tie Japanese character
goes.
These kind of globe-trotter authors are
taken IN hand by the officials wherever they
go and shown around over prepared
ground. They report only what they see
and as consequence are unreliable.
'Rudyard kIpling refused to be person.
ally conducted when he was there, and as a
consequence his opinion on what he saw Is
voted locally the only correct one published
10 date. Look at this screw" said Mr..
Stevenson, producing broken sample from
his pocket. Il ordered brass screws for
certain building work was experimenting.
l noticed the screws were rusting and,
deeming that peculiar. took several and
broke them in two. You will observe the
inside is steel with thin coating of brass.
The labor To perform such q swindle is In
excess Of tie wicked profit gained, but then
you see time is no object to the japanese.
I'm wall Of the Oriental Hotel l dis.
covered the inside bricks were dropped 10,
in bundles of three, tied with straw rope.
This Was to save few cents worth of NOR
tar. Nice kind of wall for high buildin
IN an earthquake country, wasn't it? j
could give you hundreds Of such instances.
Japanese merchants will go round to all
the foreign firms In their settlement and
give the same order for a certain class OF
goods. When the goods arrive they repudi-
ale an tDer contracts, go bankrupt. aud a
confederate starts in and buys cheap on a
flooded market.
without exception these polite and pol
ished japanese are the wickedest rascals
under the sun in all points of honor or trust
Worlhiness."
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COURT BRIEFS.

The will OF Henry A. Maison was filed for
probate yesterday. He owned principally an
interest In wholesale liQuor-store on Jackson
and Sansome streets. the value OF which is un.
known. The property was bequeathed to his
widow.
The Sacramento Electric Power and Light
Company incorporated yesterday with capital
stock of s 800, 900. The company VIII operate
an electric line IN Sacramento. The directors
are Albert Gallatn. A. J. RalstOn, II. P Liver
more G. s. Livermore and Joshua Barker.
The White Lumber Company yesterday sued
the Parke and Lacy Company and Warren ID.
Pearson TO recover $4,000 damages for the
alleged failure OF the defendants TO furnish an
engine according 10 specifications the result OF
which was that on November /, 1889, defect
I've governor caused a massive pulley to revolye
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arriv we'd.

Arrived.
TUESDAY, November /.
stmr willamette. Hanson. 70 hours from Seattle; :
coal to oregon Imp Co.
Stmr South Coast Higgins. so hours from San
PEDRO. via Hueneme; ballast, higgins.
Stmr Caspar, Atkinson. is hours from Newport !;
5000 ties, to Caspar Lumber Co.
Stmr Greenwood Carlson Is hours from Green
wood; lumber and ties. TO L White.
Stmr Daisy kimball Liebig, Is hours from Noyo:
T r ties 10 Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
Stmr oregon. Pohlnan, 81 hours from Portland.
via Astoria Al hours; pass and mdse. to Union
Pacific Co.
Bark Geo Manson. Crack. 10 days from Tacoma;
2l00 tons coal, to South Prairie Coal Co.
Bark Richard Ill, Mcintyre, ~ days from De-
parture Bay; IL Is tons coal. to Dunsmur a. Sons
Schr Golden Gate, Larsen, Is hours from ayarro;
12b NJ II lumber. to Navarro Mill Co.
Schr Amethyst, Nelson, days from Eel River
lumber and shingles, to Higgins Collins wheat TO
IL Dutard.
Schr Rebeccs Christensen, "a hours from Hum
DoIdt: lumber ard shingles. TO Chas Nelson
Sehr Iherese. SchmaIing, IL hours from Point
Arena: 100 eds wood, TO kulIman, SalZ & Co. Ben
icia direct
Sehr Rio Rey. Isigkelt, 10 hours from Russian
Landing; 80 eds BARK, to Beadic Il Stevens.
Cleared.
TUESDAY, November l.
stmr Newbern Won Helms, Guaymas, etc; Good
ali. Perkins a Co.
Br ssmr GrandhoIm. Mason, ocos. etc; Otis, Me-
Allister Co.
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GOOD NIGHT.

Good night! Good night All. good the night
That WRAPS tht e in its silver light.
Good night No night is good TO me
That does not bring . thought OF thee
Good Night
Good night Be every night as sweet
AS that which made our love complete:
Til that last night when death shall be
One brief good night for you and me
Good night
s. WEIR MITCHELL
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. L
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

"
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETs
Silver stronger.
Flour IN fair demand.
Wheat futures lower.
Wheat freights weak.
Barley still higher.
Oats firm. Corn unchanged.
Rye dull
Bran and Middings weak.
Hay firm but quiet
Alfalfa Seed advanced.
Dried Peas dull.
Bayo Beans higher. Limss weak.
Potatoes and onions steady
Butter weak Eggs aud Cheese hrm.
Honey unchanged.
Poultry ia large supply.
Game steady.
Choice Apples doing better
Lemons and Lines easy.
Dried Fruit. Nuts aud Raisins dull.
Hams easy. Bacon and Lard firm
Hops continue quiet.
Hides dull. Wool In fair demand
Meat market unchanged.
Grain Bags firm.
Coffee quiet
Canned Fruit unchanged.
Coal getting firmeT.
Posts advanced
Lumber nominal.
New Y ork Exchange higher.
Decrease in Bank Clearings.
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Pteiudice is a thief and robs of many good things"
PREJUDICED?

And against butterine =? Well, we expected it and
prepared our exhibit at 761 Market street purposely
SO that you could try famous Silver Churn"
brand Those who have already done SO say that
prejudice melts as rapidly as does the butterine
when placed on the hot biscuits and wafhes that
We serving.
ARMOUR BUTTERINE COMPANY
Ask your Grocer for g Silver Churn"
I'm
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CHICAGO. Nov. Wheat was quiet and auetua.
lions were confined within 15c range. The closing
was &c lower Early cables were somewhat
stronger. but Russian sdvices reported the crop
yield al 24T,oOO,V0O bushels, against l76 90 o. 600
iAst year: Russian rye crop 679 COO 600, when is
above the average. Amount on ocean passage In
creased l.O40, 1000 bushels. Receipts - COO busb
Barley 63e. Az
CHICAGO Nov. l.-Wheat-Cash. 7O7kc Corn
4I4te Pork-sll 2712. Lard-s7 72Iz. RIBS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Kiene. ireland Miss Fox Cal
Moore, San Jose Mrs Savers Cal
" hlpIey, missouri Davlte Fresno
NJ Welmer, New ork johnson, Fresno
y n white WI. Cal q watson. Portland
J Cooley, Portland EastOn, Portland
Il Hershey, ohio Fair HID Portland
Lahdstrum, Idaho Dayor Portland
Johnson, wash GerldaD Portland
Allen d WI, Eureka ] Benge, Fresno
J Mullin, Boulder Creek J RidmRn VT, Cal
NJ Short, Eureka Miller, Pinoe
Sopel VI. Cal Jones' Chicago
r Goodman, Chicago Ryan. Chicago
A j Beaftle. Victoria Pullat, ST Helena
Leon n
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
r Jones, Fresno Arthur, Oakland
James Ryan e. W, Denver Mr. Ferguson e. W. y Jose
Mrs Wincn H. Vacavillo MIX, Nacsville
Matt Martin. Santa Cruz Brown, Chicago
Bush. New YORK III Mandich. Alan eda
W bite Vallejo Grossi. Petauma
z Besk San Jose LOyett Portland
Forble. Marysyille Max Aman. Byron Springs
X Deins. New YORK L Ii Warren Naps
Cook. 0onaaska
PALACE HoTEL
Ooer, Miss w Porter Cal
ID w Nesbitt, Oakland Mr. Uayin NYC
II NadswOrth. Oakland G ID Stevens Seattle
II Lusk, Chico ID Mel cod porttand
Mrs j Rammel, Pa Mise n r. .mmei Do
y T. l., Ia ~. :. Stunsfeld az ", Bacto
HihSAioS " W. frult- j watson, Portland
saio c,. Darling a W, Tacoma
w bay. ooaui ~ y Corheld, Creston
Dr Young, y Savy Day & w, Mass
II ooopoi 81 Il A'o julian Jr. Texas
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EnrIish Wheat Market

LIVERPOOL, Nov 1.-The spot market is firm
at IS 9Isd. Csrgoes quiet al 33s for of coast
S2s 90 for just shipped and ga 90 for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: No.
Yember, 5s 9S4d December. IS lO2s "a; January
IS llSt February. IS "a d; March, 6s IIad: April
is la q; May, IS -. q.
SECURITIES.
LoNDoS. Nov !. Consols. e6s1: Silver
Ssi4 j; Rentes, e9i DC; Bullion out OF Bank or
England, G14O,OUO.
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Ana In accordance with law aud an order tro,,
the board OF directors made the 2eth day or
oeptenosr, 1897, so many shares or each parcel or
sucn sioeh as may be necessary Will be sold at pnblc
suction az tae ONCE OF the company, room SIS No
9Vs MONTGOMERY street. San Francisco Cal on
THURSDAY. the nth day OF November 1880 81
Iae honr OF 2o'eock P NJ OF said day. to mas said
ueindGent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale
J. hADTFELD dr., Secretary
onee-Room 90, No. 3Us Montgomery ST.. San
Francisco, Cal. no "a
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CHICAGO, Nov 1.-The Earl Fruit Company SOLD
to-day haf-crates Tokay grapes at 81 2o@l so !,
Cornichons, 81 269l 80; halferAtes Fmperor,
81 20; MuScats. 15c; Glout Moroccan Pears a. 90 .
BeurTe DEL, 81 80 Pound Pears 81 s5aI 10.
Winter Neilis - 20; Goes late red Pums al. al.
81 20. iA'''
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ana IN accordance with law. and al order from
tne bosrd OF directors. made on the nrs. dav
OF september, 1887 so many shares OF each parca3 II
sucn stock as may be necessary will be sold an
p ~ auction at the once of the company NO
SIV rue sreet, rooms / 5 and IL san Francisco
Cainornis, on MONDAY. the seventh day OF No
sehoer. 1897, st the hour OF 1 O'Clock p NJ or said
aAy TO pay said delinquent. assessment thereon
sale " o~P0nscs Vi
NM. ~ j. w. PEW. Secretary.
francisco. California ae, I, sss
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE NORTH
~ Belle Isle Mining Company. Location OF pria.
cipal place OF business San Francisco California;
location OF works. Tuscarora. klko County. Nevada
Notice-Thsre are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF sssessment me
20) levied the first day OF September 1892
the several amounts set opposite ths names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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And In accordance with law. and au order of
the Board of Directors. made the fifteenth day
oil september. 1892 many shares OF each parcel of
SUCH stock as may be necessary will be sold at
pubic auction at the auction house OF S. T. Middle
ton CO., SO Montgomery street. San Francisco,
California. on MONDAY the fourteenth day of No.
yember. 1892 at the hour of O'Clock r. OF said
day, 20 pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with OF advertising and expenses of
the sale.
II. ID. WALKER, Secretary
Onice-Room 81, Nevada block 500 Montgomery
street. san FRANCISCO. California. oc2S td
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The local mint. during the first ten non,bs Or
1892, coined sl9.745,703. consisting OF sI54ss
600 In Double Eagles. 81, 10000 IN Eagle, an =
4e2,OOO IN hslt Eagles, 81. OO6 900 in Standard
DOilars, S564,5l4 In Haf-dolars, sl5e OgO in
Quarter Dollars aud Ss6.l29 in Dimes lie coJn,rn
during the same period last year was SO nan ~
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MORNING. SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
Board-l0 water 100; rs Oakland Gas 30:
100 Hawaiian Commercial. soc; 30 do Use: so
do, Toe: IS Atlantic Dynamite, 47sa; Is 5 4 Gas
light. 72A.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BoaId-10 f Gaslight, 727s: 9l5 Hawaiian Gem
mercia 65c; 30 do. 6oc; $4,000 OF A Bonds.
1903; 10 Preside & Ferries K X, 27l5.
Street-50 Cal Electric L ght 2OIk; s Omnibus
Cable, &5lz; II s w ater, 100.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.


DELINQUESr SALE NOTICE BRUNSWICK
IL Consolidated Gold Mining Company. Location
OF principal place OF business san Francisco, CALI
Location or works. Grass Valley. Cal.
NOJice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF assessment No. 4
levied on the 25th day OF seDIember 1892 the sew
era! amounts set opposite the names of the respec-
tive Sharahnlders as 10
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furnish your house fromIc cellar to garnet this
wear. il you did try to keep on the good side
OF your horrid looking old Uncle George.
"P, S.-Good- by."
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-MONO GOLD
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business. san Francisco California: location Of
works. Bodie Mining District. Mono County. Cal
Notice-1here are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment No
80 levied on the fifteenth day of September 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholdeTs as follows;
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Rnildnrs, Cnntracts

z T. Sheppard with Fred Kronnick 10 bnild on
5 line OF Pacific avenue, GOA w of Central, W 8.
by ~ :SI4; ESQ.
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Lumber ReCeints

The receipts OF Lumber Shingles and Railroad
Ties at the port OF san Francisco during the month
OF october arc reported by the Pacific Coast Wood
and Iron follows, as COMPARED win tbo.a :, 49,
corresponding month last year O'S VI tue
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Collections of Duties.
Coinage of the Mint.

The local Custom house collected S6.7l7 500
during the first ten months OF 1892, against ss4,s
lOO during the same period IN 1891 80
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov. The stock market was less
active and higher early, but lower during the after
noon, with, however, = partial recovery at the
close Distillers lead IN activity Gss sold I'D 95Is
the highest ever attained Cotton OIL and Lead were
hrin at A1dl CHER aEd New YORK Central rose L.
The close WAS quiet and generally weak. Govern
ments weaker ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, closed al
blJ4c.
NEW YORK. Nov. l.-United States Bonds As
ll5; do 2's 100: Northern Pacific. SSIta: Cana
dian Pacific. Sb5s; Central Pacific. 29: Union Pa
eihc. 4O@4; Atchison and santa Re, $685.: Wells
Fargo. l45: Western Union. esI2: Silver. s5ss;
Sterling. e. S3l&G4 81.
Whea.-Deeem6er. zoe Flour steady Coffee
SO so. sugar, l5-l6d2asc. Hops-Paciic Coast
lSd2sc. Hides. l1Ige Copper - Lake slI rs.
Tin-Spot. so 90. Lead-DOmestic, 50 s5. Iron.
SIC. Northumberland, Size.
COFFEE SUGAR
Coffee-Closed weak and unchanged. Sales. rs
500 bags.
suEar-Rsw easier. closing steady.
HoPS
Hops are steady. Free offerings are IN light do.
mand. Best Pacihcs are quoted az 2292ie.
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AUCTION SALES.
LAURENCE VINCENT FRANK w RUrTERFIELH
BUTTERFIELD & VINCENT,
AUCTIONEERs,
Room 49, Flood Bldg, cor. Market aud Fourth sts
THIS DAY.

HIS DAY.
At IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises
1S FAIR OAKS ST, COKNEK 2iSTs
Between Guerrero and Dolores
1--WE WILL SELL -.
The very elegant Drawing Room Parlor. Cham.
Der. Dining Room Furniture, Cabinet Grand Up
right Piano, Magnificent BrOnzes, French
Blsques, Terra Gotta and Marble Statuary.
Elegant Draperies and Works of Art con-
tanned in above residence
condition, and the collections of Ornaments etc
are the finest that have been offered at auction Tor
some time, and 10 this would call the attentIon
of all intending purchasers. For particulars sea
Chronicle. Sale positive and without r serve
BUTTERFIELD & VINCENT, AuctIoueers
mol 1t
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Bank Clelrinas.
Inc local bank elearings in October v.rs .7s
l4s.o57, against $s3. 46.979 in octohsr 10,
me c6earlngs Tor the frat en- months OF sa2 49,
90 t,soo, against s73T,sle,I65 a decreases
mus TAI TINS year OF e56.OOOOO0 These cIe,rinss
"ane Iun nenlad every month this year which ns
Produce Market.
FLooh-The miliers report trade fair and nr,cs.
@s.-a-ngea. net cash prices are: Family extras
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1892. |
Stocks of Grain.

Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel renor,s
stocks OF grain In Call Board warehouses Noyember
i, In tons as follows:
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PALACE HOTEL.

TIE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block IN the center Of San Francisco 1t is the
model hotel OF the world. Fire and earthquaks
proof Has nine elevators Every is larEa
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect bath
and closet adioin every room. All rooms are easy
OF access from broad, ligat corridOrs The central
court illuminated by electric light, IT'S Immense
glass roof broad balconies, carriage and tros.
cal plants, are features hitherto unkuovn in Amert-
can hotels Quests entertained either the AmzrI-
can or European plan The restaurant is the ansss
In the city Secure rooms IN advance by teIe graph
ing. THE PALACE HOTEL
LIST II Nan FrancjSca CaT
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS TEN eNr. Chronomssse and
Instrument Maker, Calf ornia Strss4
Sign of the Wooden SaiIor
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Portiand's Business
California Emit

PORTLAND. Or, Nov. l.-Ciearauces. s443Ooo
balances, NJ 600.
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AUCTION SALES.
LAURENCE VINCENT. FRANK w. RryTrERr1E
BUTTERFjEiD r. VINCENT


Room 81, Flood Building, corner Of Market ant
Fourth sts.
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Chicago Markets.

Hops are steady. Free offerings are In light dc
mand. Best Paehcs are quoted az 2292ic.
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stmr Pom iona, Hannah. Eureka; GoodaiI. Perkins
& Co.
Bktn Wilder. Griniths, Honolulu; Williams
DImOnd a Co
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Consignees.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

Tor Lore S7,fDDa5 ia1-1l5sqe. Sc. Eta'.r. pag.
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NELSON.

Mrs Proctor camo very near being burned
out, if not cremated, the night following cleo
tion the 9th inst, A Social was held at the
Town Hall, Morris and Jessie being there, and
on their return home found their room enVel-
oped in smoke and the stove nearly ready to
fall through the floor. But by the prompt action
of those from the Social the house was saved
conf1agration and Mrs. Proctor from cremation,
The man that lost his colt. and seeing one in
his neighbor's lot got his halter and put 1t IN
his barn, keeping il there number of days, un'
til the owner discovered his loss and found 1t
there while the missing colt lay dead in Its
owners field, will need an extra pair OF eye
glasses ere he makes another such mistake. or
he might have to answer to the proper legal
authorities, and the young man that relieved
Homer Mills of his money, from his vest pocket
hanging on his bed post. will need to look sharp
or he will find lodgings in the Pen, and Work
for the State of Ohio.
Another happy family: Mr. and Mrs Geo. B..
Fexton have three boys. the Oldest 10 and the
Youngest 4 years and on the 18th inst, they
were again made happy by the arrival of a
little blue eyed girl.
Samuel Prentice has moved into the old brick
house, long known as the Fuller Brick, but now
owned by other parties.
The political jell1fication was the greatest for
nearly fftty years. In 1914 on the election of
james K. Polk. demonstration was held, and
some time in the night alter, the hotel on the
corner where the store now stands. was burned.
| another was built and that was also burned. the
| last hotel at the Center. AS long as we have no
poor in our midst that need assistance. it is well
| to demonstrate and jolify- The ladies of the M
| E. Church reap some reward. for suppers. The
| demonstration consisted of bonfres. four hol-
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square. on perpendiculars. filed with combust-
ibles; the firing of cannon music by the Band;
the NJ. e. Ladies' supper. sc ,and was partaken
| of and enjoyed by both winners and defeated
| Notwithstanding the binding snowstorm there
| was large attendance. many from CARROTS
| vile and Parkman adding interest to the occa-
| 5 ion. Tuesday night. Nov, 22