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SULPHUR BATHS.

The Natural Hot Sulphur Bathing es-
adjustment at the Southwestern Park,
is now open. Hack to the grounds leaves
he |. G. G. n. ticket Office, Alamo plaza,
at and II a. IN. and 3 and p. m. 10 TT
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Racket RACKET RACKET

This famous store will reopen Saturday,
18th, t2l7 E. Houston street (MPrtin'S
old stand. 1t is well known to the ladies
as a bargain store and will fully, sustain
its reputation. Will always be pleased to
greet old and new faces. No trouble, to
show and price our goods. Respectfully
A, BENNETT, PIT f. Houston st. II 10 u
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GLOVES.

Now is the time to buy your gloves;
OF the best makes we1handle Flsk'e,
Clark & Flags, Deuts' and other good
makes. H. HARMS,
I01eI2t 2l5 Alamo Plaza.
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NOVELTIES

In suspenders, umbrellas and canes.
which cannot be surpassed in any
eastern CITY. n. HARMS,
121el2t 2l5 Alamo Plaza.
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ARAReAIN FoR PRINTERS.

For Sale: 500 lbs. Of Brewer Roman,
fair condition, abundance Of sorts, at
Is and 20 cents q pound. Address,
IL 2l If T.. B. JOHNSON. LIGHT Office.
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wE APEIEADERS
u 10 ut

If you want the latest shapes and
pattern in neck wear, H. Harms is
the place to get them. 2l5 Alamo
nIsza II 10 ut
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Two for Oe.

BY special arrangements with the Pub
fishers we are able to offer HOME AND
FARM in combination with the DAILY
or WEEKLY LIGHT for the price of
one papar alone.
To every subscriber who renews now and
DAYS in advance we will send the
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WEATHER SHIPS

For doors and windows to keep out
cold and water at q. ii. Muellef's
paint store. IL IN
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No. ISOl.

Came to hand December 10Th, 1872 AZ
O'Clock y. m. and executed on the lTth day OF
December, 1892, by ordering publication IN
San Antonio Daily LIGHT.
JNO. 2. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff BeNar County.
ByJAs. NJ. VAN RIPER, Deputy
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Farmers come fifteen miles to my
store to get Cham berlain's Cough Remedy.
Many of them, like myself, are never
without it in their homes. 1t cured my
boy of severe attack of Group and, be-
lieve, saved his life X. Dalton, Luray,
Russell county, Kansas. This remedy is
a certain cure for Group and, il used as
soon as the first symptoms appear, will
prevent the attack. For sale by f. Kalt
ever e Son, Bowling 81 Flood; A. DrieSS;
II. Schuchard; R. Coin & Co.. j. 7. Har-
rison; and Ralteyer & Schuchard, drug
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DIS. BURG,

Late Physician Imp, Hospital Vienna
Office Re ter Building, Alamo Plaza.
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DESERVING PRAISE,

We desire to say to our citizens. that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory results
do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on
their merits. +. KalLeyer Il Son and A.
DreiSS, Druggists,
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Post Office Department.

WEEK DAYS.
Stamp window opens 8, a. m.
" closes 6, p. m.
General delivery opens 8, a. m.
closes 6, p. m.
Registry window opens 8, a. IA.
closes 8, p. m,
Money order window op'ns 9, a. m.
." closes 4: p. m.
General delivery and carrier
windows open on Sunday from
$50 to 1880, a. m.
s. M. JOHNSON, Postmaster.
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OLSEN q Wake.
Away ready to move, pack ano
are Y cur furniture. SSu
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Came to hand November 20, A. ID. 1892, at
- O'Clock p. m, and publication of the above
citation ordered made in the San Antonio
Daily LIGHT.
JNO. p. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff BeXar County, Texas.
Leo TARLETON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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RIFLE PRACTICE.
Third Shoot at Shell Mound for
the Championship.
Batteries and D CT the Second Regiment
and Company D Of the First Hold
Monthly Medal Contests.

The most interesting event in rifle circles
yesterday was the third shoot in the series
of championship contests that have been
taking place at Shell Mound Park.
Lieutenant Thomas brady, rife inspector
of the Third Infantry Regiment, had charge
of the days proceedings. Nearly every
company of the National Guard had repre-
sentatiYes on the ground, anu an eager in
terest was taken when some of the we'll
known champions took their positions in
the shooting boxes preparatory to firing
their scores
The day was a very fair one for rifle
practice. Although the wind blew strong
the movement of the air was steady, and
when the riflemen once had their windage
set the gale did not trouble them much.
One advantage on the side of the marksman
was that there were no clouds in the sky to
cause a succession OF light and dark on his
target, which proves very annoying to the
expert and causes many variable results in
his score
When Brown and kellogg were firing
their scores, he interest manifested by the
onlOokeTs was very keen. Bullseye after
bulseye was made by these champions, and
the friends of both often cheeTed as their
fay0rlte scored good center shot. Lit will
be seen by reference TO the score Of Kellogg
that lie made in his string. His friends
immediately challenged the shot, and
committee was sent to the target for exami-
nation. Mark smen who were close observers
of the shooting state that his bullet struck
the high bulkhead. In front of the shooting
boxes and detected downward. thus caus-
ing a low 2 to be counted in his score.
Nevertheless Colonel kellogg made the ex-
cellent average of 80 per cent III his total
score.
In addition to the champions, the members
OF Batteries c and ID of the Second Artillery
Regiment aud Company ID of the First Rsgi-
ment were on hand Tor their mOathly medal
contests and showed up liz strong numbors
THE CHAMPIONS.
The result of the championship contest is
ne fol
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It Hurts

plished by even the masters of the art.
Never have L heard sucn shout as
rang through and through the build
ing as Sebastian approached the COB
ernado and bowed. He was paler
than ever, but a smile of victory
lit up his lips. Then. sword in hand, he
turned. approached aud faced Juanita, his
dark eyes gazing into her face Her ex-
preston was the same as ever; as he bowed
to her she never altered feature. There
was no smile OF encouragement, scarcely
sign of recognition; she plucked rose,
however. from her breast aud threw it TO
him.
He stopped and picked 1t up. and. with
his eyes fixed on hers, lifted it toward his
observation-disclosures il TO the ground and
trampled it under foot. A deafeninG cheer
arose from the crowd-cheer upon cheer.
] looked for Juanita. She had left the
ring. Five minutes later. as Sebastian
passed through the archway into the open
air, still in his scarlet and gold, dagger
WAS buried deep in his breast. l saw Jua-
nita do ii, aud 1t was the only Time / ever
saw her smile.
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NEEDED CHANGES.
Where the Mail Service May Be Really
Improved.

Improved.
Woodland Democrat
The improvements that are made In the
mail facilities are usually those that are the
least needed. Ali the energies Of the de-
partment seem to be exerted in an effort to
reduce the overland time a few minutes,
and in consequence the local mail facilities
are neglected. James +. White, genera |
Superintendent of the United States rail-
road mail service, Is in California, and the
principal object OF his visit is to Improve
Inc last mail service from Ogden TO San
francisco, to meet the public needs"
Mr. White really desires ITO make the
Iacinc Coast service equal to the service In
any part OF the States" he has fine field
ioI the exercise of bis talents. We sincerely
nope he VIII prolopg his investigation long
eoough 10 discover why two DAYS are some-
times necessary to transmit mail from
Woodland to Winters and other points on
the V. V. aiE G. l.. r. r.: why 80 many
newspapers forwarded to San Francisco
with the number and street printed on the
wrapper. fail to reach their destination !:
why so much mail coming from the south
and west TO Woodland is carried by and re-
turned on the afternoon train.
III Mr. White pursues his inspection far
enough he will probably be surprised to
md cities with population of four or five
thousand dependent half the time for mail
service upon the freight and baggage accom-
modatlons OF the railroad company.
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THIS is AMAZING.
start Your Trotter aud the suIky VIII DO
the Kssf
Santa Rosa RapuhIfoo,

SN0Ae A"uE 1Totter ana the Sulky VIII DO
Santa Rosa Republican.
A weI-known Santa Rosa horseman has a
scheme Tor trotting horses which promises
To beat the "scGot track all to pieces as an
inDoI tant factor In aiding a horse TO obtain
q last record. tie is planning a Stllky that
VIII not only run itself but will push the
morse along bit, too. He says il is to be
punt on the plan of the watch Ii will have
Dig coll springs to drive the wheels, and he
CONTENDS tbat 1t Will revolutioniZe trotting.
heht under the drivers seat the springs
WIN pe located, and it Ia his intention 10
h 1--we tnings so nicely adjusted that when
ho "tsnes 10 20 $40 gait all he will
15 4. w uo is 10 set IL at the 2:IO figure
anu ~ VIII uo the rest When wound mn
lle sulky VIII run one mile and a h,IF
A very clever feature Of 1.-THE sniEy ts 80
self-wlndlng apparatus. By sjmnfv to,oh
Ing little spring near his stirrnn lie dr;s,nr
can make the wheels wind I'M INC 800; ro'
and, by hand device, he can throw ,has,,
out OF gear when tie indicator tells bin,
that the spring has been wound up ia tho
proper tension. Thus in scoring whateyer
power Is lost can be regained. And il il an
arranged that the pow er can be turned On
AT Will by the driver. The gentleman claims
everything Tor this invention. He saws II
Will transform the slowest scrub into a
world-beater and make thrpe-n,lnute horse
able to go 2:08A record. The inventor
apparently had nothing green Ia his eyes
when he was talking about his wonderful
sulky. but time and developments will tell
whether he has been INDUCING in too MANY
air castles or not
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Mallrabls Castiron.

Experiments with malleable castiron bv
the Admiralty OF Sabatopol, Russia, have
been successful. A trial bar, heated to req
heat. was folded and refolded Sc yerai times
In succession. and at the end only one
scarcely perceptible crack showed An
other bar that was folded cold under n.y.
dIaulc pressure broke after taking per
sistent curve. A third bar. heated to cherry
RED, could be forged and heightened into
strlDs. Its tensile strength was almost
equal to that Of ordinary Siemens- Martin
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AUCTION SALE OF CANDY FACTORY
MORROW


" } 49, ''''''..' ........ -..August g, 1892,
Notce Is hereby given that on TUESDAY Aucus+
40 Turk street. ~ =" PROMISES
1 Pdclhc Gas Engine. Generator with taukscou,
pete, Cash Register Sugar Chocolate Cocoanuf
Extracts, Nuts, Marble Tables, Candy Tools Copper
ooiIers furnaces etc, formerly the property OF L
GEN DER laul IT ABE Levy Anctinneer
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AUCTION SALES.
ASSlGNEE'S SALE.
of the Contents of "a Elegantly Furnished
apartments.
III. J. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER.


M. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEEH.
noxn. WILL SELL THIS DAY.
H1ONDAf, August /, 1892. at IL O'Clock A. NJ. ae
saesrooms, 1857 and 1869 Market ST. bet Sixth
ana Seventh, by order of John 1. McColloch, as
si2nee In the matter OF Robert Hawkens fnsoivent,
al OF the Elegant and Nearly New Parior. Bed and
lining Room Furniture. Grand Rosewood Upright
ramos. Handsome Large French-plate Mantel and
S St Mirrors Fine Etchings and Engravings.
,aHtel Cloeks and Ornaments. Elegant odd Parlor
S 1s Dlyans and Easychairs, 80 Nearly New Body
~ YES anu Tapes try Carpets, etc, removed from
Ao "Alo"s hotel, San Jose, for convenience of SALE
u, =, CONSISTING PART Off,.
tsgant Parlor Sets, In hand-carved walnut and oak
tt rn 20 pieces of Rich odd Upholstery OF alt
and o. 1 as good as new; IA Large Eastern Walnut
Eina o. % bedroom Sets: Extra Fine bedding;
and Vlass-door Narlrobes: Fine bookcases
Reds. Eesg -ueshs Upright Mirror-front Folding
TabIs. wSts walnut and Oak Pedestal Extension
Wa. nm sldeooards aud chairs to match: Large
Fancy T na stands; odd Bedsteads and Bureaus;
,. 10y ,i@oies; Body Brussels Hail and stair Car.
IPe.s; rlne Ranges; Patent Kitchen TabIes ana a
- 70 ~ $50 TN nheat OF other Fine Household Goods
nat: D-Any private property belonging to former
had az our Office ~ nv caiIed ior can 20
VSl It Nj r SrM,JoD-c
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sleam; but nothing practical has been
attained until recently. At mine IL New
South Wales the molten Stag is run ito TIE /
bottoms Of iron chambers that cat with
stand internal steam pressure, tets of
water are forced on the Stag. In short
time the chambers are filed withisteam
that can be utilized in other partsI the
works
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Me- saei the ohemie .ay lcy be
Are resris-tEc. never grew;
Shtr cafse not fr.lH .ra -7 sea,
Ihef c1Ie II ID lsal d ir evil
Dew l tle indian SEA 81 3
IEr1r Lh g-ee1 aoQ briuf iris,
WI Teat shells catch b if tnelr lips
ass e iuto pearls.
u dea can be so beanie mlde,
c. hy not tears. ny r-t
Wa 5our tears ',e aot AFRAID
Go .ut Kiss Dealit
H. II. Stoddard.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-UTAH COW.
: soidated Compauy-Locstion OF principal MACS
OF business, San Francisco Cal Loeatfor ar 49,
virginia City. Storey County New - ss
Nouee-Ihere are delinquent upon the rollovins
oeserl bed stock on account OF asse.snent No ~
IeVled on the seventh day or June 1892 rbe sevsr,
amounts set opposite the names of the resnectiSs
shareholders, az follows: +S AeoPeVSite
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-ALTA SILVER
IL Mining Company. Location of principal place
OF business. san Francisco, Cal; location OF works.
Gold HiIl, Gold I'll Mining District, Storey County,
New
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assessment No. AZ,
levied the eighteenth day OF June, 1892, the
ersl amounts set opposite the OF the reSpec.
tive shareholders, as follows:
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BATTERY D. SECOND REGIMENT.
BATTERY. c. SECOND REGIMENT.

II. Huber 40 H. Peire 80. W. Drl-schman 81
Corporal kdliman 3S. l.. Ringen 40. Van WE
20. }. W. Cooper %. II. Lubbock 26. L. Sauer 90
). +. Sebe "a. II. Lemetryer 30. &. White 20.
w. Solly 81, L. Fleischer 80, A. Abilborn %,
w. IoDin 81, H. NalleTt 36. j. Rngen AZ, NJ
Meyer Al, Corporal CasmaiOn 80, Sbeehau 15,
b. ); Fell 10, w. Schroeder 20, 5. Bergson %,
a Wolf II g. CorceIan Z
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eosrpnMsaaEAT

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
4 Utah Consolidated MInng Com any is hereby
postponed until THURSDAY, August Is, 1892 at
IL O'Clock noon at the ONT OF the Company, Room
SIS, Nevada Block 500 montgomery street. SaT
Fran cisco. Cal BY order Il the BOARD OF Directors
Jy30 ii All FISH, Secretary.
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63S Market St, Opposite Palace Hotel.
PAGE-ST. ELEGANT REsIDENCE LOTS

n line OF Page St, % feet E. OF FiIlmore-Elegant
residence lots; best location this district; exam
Lue THESE; street graded, severed and In splendid
shape; excellent view: OAK and Hafpht-st ana to- be
Page-st. cables lots, 25xlO0
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WESTERN ADD. BUSINESS PROPERTY.


T. line (No 500 OF Laguua St, 70 feet 8, of Grove
"otote ana 4 rooms below and rooms above
Hayes,sG cable-cars one-haf block; street severed
graded and maeadamized; lot 24xSO.
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w. line (No. 3404) OF Mission ST., so feet 6 OF
3Oth-Store and rooms and nigh basement: in
business CENTER always rents; near electric ROAD
Mssionst cars pass the property; street In elegant
large lot 35x132:6
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RENEE VINCENT. FRANK W. BUrrERFIELD
BUTTERFieL0 & VINCENT,

ACCfIONEERS.
Room IS. Flood Building Market and 4th SITS
Furnished houses bought In their entirety or sold
on commission.
THIS DAY.
MONDAY -idkusSr y 1892 at u ySlock A. NJ.
IN premises, 1929 Fillmore street Washing
ton. VIII sell the elegant furniture comprising
an ELEGANT bright Piano, cover an stool; one In
laid Walnut Frame Parior set upholstered IN
br0caded plush: Easy Chairs and Patent Rockers;
Handsome Parlor Table: Elegantly Carved Desk;
Lace Curtains and Costly PoTtieres; Very Fine En-
cravings and Ornaments; Solid Oak Cham Der Set
with late style Cheval plate dressing ease Natural
Oak Chamber Suit; Best OF Spring and White
Curied Hair Top Mattresses made order at high
cost; Best OF Feather Pillows and blankets; large
quantity of Spreads and Sheets; Body and Tapestry
Brussels Carpets; Fiue Rugs; Walnut Extension
Table; Large Dining Chairs; Assortment OF Crock
cry. Glass and Table Cutlery: Fine Waterbsek
Range and granite cooking utensils Patent Kitchen
Cabinet; Stepladder and many other useful articles
81 z BUTTERFIELD & VINCENT, AuctIoneers
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The WEEKLY GALL is most aci
ceptable present TO send 20
your friends IN any locality
81 a year. postpaid.
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UtiIIzatInn nf sInr

The quantity OF heat wasted by Stag has
suggested projects for utilizing it in raising
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Cottage and Tot 5. side NO. 1909 Of Broadway
1875 feet w from Hyde-Contains s rooms: CEN
rally located; fine surroundings: street In elegant
conditions Hyde-st cable; lot 25x77 IS; terms cash
subject to approval OF Superior Court
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed IN the Postorfee At ga. Fran.
cisco on MONDAY. August /, 1892
EE- To obtain any OF these letters the arnfcant
must call for Advertised Letters" and gve the
date OF tue list. II not called for within twI weeks
they VIII be sent 10 the Dead-letter once
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WEST END HOMESTEAD Lot.


dition; lots 26x75.
WEST END HOMESTEAD LOT,
Sc. cor. Humboldt and Hanover sts being lot
1872, West End Homestead; suitable for dairvman
or draym man: near Mission (soon TO have cable !:
examine 1t; fine future; lot l06 6xI7S
MISSION RESIDENCE.
f. line (No. 27l7) of Harrison ST. 1872 feet y Of
23d st.-Nearly new: rooms aud bath; can be ar.
ranged for French flats. and rooms; papered; :
hot and cold water; brick foundation: Omnibus
cable on gath st.. street severed; lot 26xlOO.
TO BUILDERS OR CONTRACTORS.
N line of Army ST.. about 2l3 feet OF Mission
extending through 10 Serpentine aye.-Thls large
piece OF property is very favorably situated for
builders OF houses street contractors and offers
a big indueemsnt for such investors; Army St
severed; examine this for an investment: lot 22Ox
So1l35 feet through 20 Serpentiue ave.; Howard,
valencia, Mission and Folsom ST. cars.
UNIVERSITY EX. HID. ASH. LOTS,
Sc cor. of wayIand and Mansfield sts being lot
8, block l6S, University Extension Homestead AS
soc1ation; large lot. l00xI20
Also Sc cor. Bacon aud Mansfield SITS, being lot
., block l6l, University Extension Homestead AS
sociaton: large lo1, 100xl20: fine large lots for
Oalrymen or draTmeni good future.
EASTOS, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Auctioneers, 63S Market st.
ty28 30 aul At
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A DISPUTED POINT.

The tie that occurred between Brown and
Young led 10 question as TO whose was the
better score. Some contended that the final
shots of each string of 10 should rule.
Others contended that as it was a so shot
match the rules governing CreedmOOr
should count Lieutenant brady decided
that Creedm0or rules should govern, thus
giving first place in yesterdays match to
Brown. 1t has previously been decided
tapt in case Of tie in series of matches
the last figures forming the total in each
match shall count. providing the competi-
tors have the same number of tyes and
four5 in their strings,
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CASTRO HEIGHTS RESIDENCE lots

NV. cor. Diamond and 18TH sts.-Five elegant
residence lots: command beautiful view pleasant
surround ngs lots ready for building: sunny expo
sure: sheltered from the wind; e eganI lots for
uition; lots 26x7h = - -
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RANDOM SHOTS.

Peter Robinson, an old-time riflemaD,
showed up on the range yesterday after an
absence Of long time. He was heartily
received by his veteran shooting compan-
ions,
II. L. PeDdleton; the well-known sharp
shooter, was unable to participate in the
champion match on account of sickness.
+. l.. Pritchard, one of the champion
marksmsn of the National Guard, left yes
terday for few weeks among the game In
the mountains.
Nick Williams OF Oakland was greeted
pleasantly by the rifiemen when he ap-
pearei on the range. Mr.. Williams was at
one time one Of the best-kn0wn rifiemen in
the State and many good scores stand to his
record.
Thomas Gallagher. ex-captain and In
structOr Of the old Nevada Rife Club, spent
a few hours at Shell Mound range, rehears-
ing old times with the many marksmen who
still have love for the spiral groove.
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AUCTION SALES.

WENDELL EAsroN. C. W FRINk. c. EAsroN
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Anu IN accGtGaDce with law Ahu StuoA hAV'.
the board OF directors majs on tas 9Ih Gay OF
June, 1892, so many shares q each parcel OF sucn
stock may be necessary YAH be sold al pubic
auction at the ONCE OF III, company, room 80.
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, California. FRI DAY, the 29th day OF July.
1892, at the hour or O'Clock NJ, OF said day. 30
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs OF advertising an( expenses OF sale.
l. II. FISH. Secretary.
0nlce-Room So. Nevada ttook. 900 Montgomery
street, san Francisco Catalonia.