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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
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'' sewing Machine for oniy ssA,
Icy One.
r. ~, ',s,Fton, Tex, Dec. 5, 1872.
|sii., North Gazette.
n. syn-Ihe High Arm Sewing
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$780, running, and gives on
sNon- Respectfully.
ID. Il SWEENEY.
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Chicago. III. Dec - Cattle Re.
oaipts. 900. shipments. OU0; market
aeilve. steady to higher. BcHt natives
Z 5or0 90; good. 4 glN5 80. others,
Z 1915 %. common. . 75Hi 2ji stock
ers. . 7aAi3 -.
Hos- Receipts BLOOD; shipments,
gOOl. maftct slFndy tp lower commau,
q OpiiG -. mizei ard packers. q H1a
Ii 90. prime hcnfy and butchers weights.
3 500 G5; aasaTtcd ligllis q @A}i i3.
Sheep ReerildF 10000 t1ipmgnia.
200. markets. steady 90 sinne lurlirr'
native. B BiT5 ~. Westerns, 4 GU
O5. lamba, 4 0Nfii -.
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s GIRLS SHOCKED,
!, a alaalo Dancers Flls0
w Caves,

!. for a Minnie Dancers 1-'s'
Caves,
Dec. u. The odd colonial {, ,l.,E a.
j @'ns men who appeared N
4 ianahtbrs OF the Conicd-
,tii giving the young
y a.,soated that affair a good
i ~ ,ia n will be remembered
u,i..r Of young men refused %
lp .te nintt because they would
2 w nal their unsymmetrical
~, I" HIT Others were not 30
1prs he padded member was
. 4 I 81 ii. Glory. The young ladies
4 y .iss Thursday night TO AUDIT
sss ,l and were amazed, not 10
l by the presentation OF a
A.n Il the young men for -,
~ u ayerred he had 10 pay for
~ l VI wbercwlth to add shane
9 " XIV and beauty 70 bis calves
~, resented while the daugh-
w 44s,bating the question whether
m ,be minuet should be charged
I 3 q , KY To the ball. The young
y n..s,a.sessoted the bill will undoubt-
pi NH a counter claim for bis
\ \ N Offset,
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Neu York. Dec. - lireYns re
aeiuis fOu. no iradei folding dull
.raslcrs. n0if2 ~ sheep anh laigia
sbee5. 3 5Oa5 %; lambs, > 1910 %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

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CoG''e 0niieus oprr"d atea,,. 5di.
p6ints loVrr. elosed 6arly stendy. un
changed % 10 points down. sgleg, so,4
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

ST. Louis alo.. pea- p. -Flolr- Dol
and unchanged
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Knntna CITY No, Dec 22-Cuulp-
Ilecoipiv. 800; shipments 1900; mnrkct
active. gtcors lNi2j higher. Cows, 20
higher; feeders strong 90 lDVlJ higher
Representative sales, dressed beef and
chipping steers . 30; COWS. ] 3DM3 JOi
stockers and feeders 2 BIuj 80
Hogs Receipts, 7900i shipments. 4OOi
market active and steady tn ~ hlgDer
An afadts 3 4iNfG 30. bulk. y 2fn6 30;
shtrp- Receipts, 800 shpmrn's, Ilmi
martot steady for good muitonH, 4 3Ji
iautl,f p. UNnfI IN
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st. Louis, Mo, Dec - Caulc-Iic-
cdpis, 200 slIpmcnts 1904; markci
shout 100 HIGHER fuit 10 good uatlyn
steers, 2jffi 15 choice beovog. . $50
40; range steers, 2Jd3 -; range
cows. / 3iMf2 20,
Hogs ltpccipfa, 1900; shipments, 1900;
marlot Joe lower llenyy. q ioHh 10;
packing o O1uG i1 light, q i1GG 30.
shpcp Receipts. 1860. shipments 100.
market steady fair 10 good nulives
g O0fft h0' choice miitOns, . OOiil 90
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st. Louis. Mo-, Dec % Cotton -Dull:
midline, 17-se; sales, 40 hulru. Re.
capta, $500 bglesi shipments. 2fOO bnles.
stock. AZ. 200 bales
Kansas CITY, No. Dee ~ Wheat
. rcd, o.
Com-ifirnier, . mixed 90 H.; .
white, BIB l-2mM
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GRIP IN THE zoo.
Cranberries and whisky Stir Up Bad
Blood Among the Monkeys.

Cranberries and Whisky Stir Up Bad
Blood Among the Monkeys.
For the past week grip has been rampant
in the Zoo, but those interesting animals, the
monkeys, have been particularly affected by
it, says the Philadelphia Times. Head
Keeper Byrne was driven to his wits ends
when the epidemic first appeared, and tried
remedy after remedy without avail. At
last he thought Of soaking crdnberries in
whisky and giving these to the monks"
and from that time recovery among them
was rapid.
Little Reddy Bowman was the first Of the
monkeys to catch the prevailing epidemic
OF all the monkeys which it has been the
honor and qualification of Head Keeper
ByTnes to Look after during the years be has
been at the Zoo, there is not one who has
make greater impression on his mind or
awakened in his bosom feeling of such ad-
mlration and respect as Little keddy."
Reddy is a monkey of no common intel
lectuality. lie has a simple though prepos-
sessing appearance. His countenance is
open, and his sharp little eyes are not un-
frequently garnished with red marks Of ar
ti6clal workmanship, the result of the nu-
merous arguments he appears TO get into
with the other monkeys. Rcddy, before his
illness. seemed omnipresent whenever any,
UnlnR gOOu was 10 De given away, and IL was
bis sudden and unnatural reserve which
first attracted Keeper Byrne's attention to
the fact that anything was wrong In tile
monkey cage. All ordinary remedies were
at once tried to alleviate the little sufferers
complaint, but it was not until the "cran-
berry with whisky" dodge was tried that he
began to recover The first time Reddy
tasted whisky was most amusing.
The beautiful red of the cranberry at
tracted his attention as is vas thrown In
the cage, and despite his lassitude he was
unable to forego the temptation. He tasted
1t, then rubbed his nose and seemed to
smile. Quickly the first cranberry was
eaten aud then another was looked for
After demolishlng three or four Reddy was
highly hilarious He turned round, bowed
20 his friends and appeared most affection
ate, finally gliding Into corner and OPEN
Ing up miscellaneous jabber on the pros
poets OF the peach crop with the young lady
monkeys of the cage.
Soon the other grip-strleken monkeys par
took oil the luscious cranberry, and the same
alteration was noticed 10 them. After eat
ing about half dozen, one stout old man
monkey became jealous of Reddy's atten-
tons to the young ladies, and passing by
him bestowed look of the utmost contem ut
On him. This seemed too much for Reddy.
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say the man who has found the gold drltt
and is fool enough to accept the proffeTeo
embrace. which is in my mind "a regular segI NJ
Judas kiss, aud means giving his soul 10
the old fellow for all eternity"
Well, Joe. am the man. l foun9 the
drift yesterday, so | must be the one but 1
don't propose to sell my soul to that fellow
with the pointed ears, al least not this sea-
son. Just you rush for Frisco and get a
parson and Bible quicker than anything,
and hurry back with him; meanwhile ! am
going TO stay shut up until hear from you;
IN Share my gold streak with you, but
wont share it with the man with the pointed
ears or his female lieutenant.
Joe departed, and when he returned three
days later with parsOn and Bl0le care
full examination failed to disclose the slight
est vestige of the beautiful woman VINO mad
lived in what had been called the "angel
tent for so many months. we never saw
her afterward, but l didn't care to stay
there, so l sold out and left the region
Charles Rollin Brainard in n. Y. Recorder.
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who. recovered in spirits. resented the atfroo1t
and entered into mortal combat with his
aged friend. Factions quickly arose. and
aided by the effects of the alcohol, free
fight ensued, which would undoubtedly have
ended fatally for some of the combatants il
not for Keeper Byrne's interposition. From
that time ii was found necess Try to have a
man 10 attendance outside the cage, uutil
the monkeys had recovered from the effects
of the grin remedy
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Steamers to sail to-day the San Juan for
Panama the Arcata for Coos Bay. the Ginsy for the
Salinas River and the Coos Bay for San Pedro. The
Umatilla falls due from Victoria and Puget Sound
and the Arayo and Del NOrte from Coos Bay.
The British ship Riversdae, 1883 tons. loads
Lumber at Burrard Inlet for Sydney. ATS 81, prior
to arrival; German iron ship Occident, 1919 tons,
Wheat at Tacoma for United Kingdom, Hayre or
Antwerp. prior to arrival.
Tho British iron snip Bardowie 2OI1 tons. was
chartered prior TO arrival for Wheat TO United
Kingdom. Hayre, Antwerp or Dunkira, 36S ID
The schooner Gar 1877 TONS loads Merchandise
for Mexico
The Thistle takes tor Cork 81 l15 centaIs wheat
valued at $148 500; Astoria for Hull, II $3.50 CEN
tai at =.
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New York iIarrets.

NEW York. Jan. 4-Among the prominent stocks
In the stock market to-day Missouri Pacific
Atchison, Lake Erie and Monon. The opening was
strong and trading In the general list was evenly
distributed among all the stocks. The close was
firm. there being considerable concessions In values
during the last hour, closing prices being about the
same the opening. Government bonds firm
Petroleum closed at 6l34c.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4-Unted States Bonds-4s,
1l71s; do, u.s. l00 Northern Pacihc. 26l5; Ca
madam Pacific, 92s4; Central Pacific. So: Union
Pacific, 4934; Atchson and Santa Fe, as: Wells
Fargo. lao: Western Union. SAG; Silver, 944c;
Sterling "a S36o4 8512
Wheat-Jannary 81 O44. Four-Steady Cof-
fee-$l2 90. Sugar-3@e3 l-52e. Hops-Pacifc Coast,
15@22c. Hides. lac Copper-LaRe 5000. Tin
SPOT $40 80. Leau-Domestlc 81 20 Iron. SIS.
Petroleum, 6l34c.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet, with no new feature Bids are on
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General Merchan iise.

BAGs-Calcuttas for June delivery, 6s497c;
Wool Bags, 36@3Sc.
SUGAR-Whltes have been marked down IA and
Fellows i4c q ID Sugar is now about as cheap as II
ever gets. The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows terms net cash. Cube. Crushed
Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 51se q 10;
Dry Granuiated. 4Ac; Copfectioners' A, 45sc;
Extra G, &c: Golden q, $3.50; ID, 34c . 10; half
bbls, I4e more than bbls, and boxes I2c more
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WILL CUT THE WIRES.
Enforcement of the Electric
Light Ordinance.
The following notice has been issued from
the Office of the Chief OF the Fire Depart

The following notice has been issued from
the office of the Chief OF the Fire Depart
ment:
SAN FRANCISCO, January 4. 1892.
Ten days from this date L will cut all electric
light wires or any wire used 10 conduct eiec-
trcity or an electric current for the purpose OF
producing electric light or motive power found
stretched over or across or upon the top or roof
OF any building within the city and county OF
San Francisco. DAVID SCANNELL,
Chief Engineer Fire Department.
This order will be rigidly enforced as
above stated, as Chief Scannell has received
a remittitur from Attorney burst ordering
him to proceed with the enforcement OF the
ordinance in regard to the abollshing Of the
above. mentioned class of wires.
The reason for the ordinance Is the ex-
IRENE danger from electric wires in the
time OF fires, not only to the firemen, but
also to citizens who chance to be in the
vicinity of fires when charged wires are cut
and left dangling from the post.
In case the companies do not comply with
the above notice, their patrons will in all
probability suffer a great deal OF incon-
venience during the current month from
having their lights suddenly extinguished.
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THE STOCK MARK EFT,

The new year opened fairly active yesterday, but
prices were trihe lower than at the close last
Thursday. No news of Importance was received
from the front. The decline in the Con. Cal. & Va.
caused some Of the short sellers to put out few
shares more, hence Con. Cal. va. opened al
81 05 against 81 10 last Thursday and S75 shares
were pllced on record ophr sold at 81 so, Next
can 81 55, Curry 81. Best Belcher 81 05, Sierra
Nevada 81 IS. Union 81 so and Andes soc, In the
south end Challenge sold at 70c Crown Point 81 20,
Belcher 81 20. .Overman 81. Seq. Belcher soc and
Yellow jacket soc In the middle stocks Bullion sold
at 81 80. Cholar ST. Savage 81 35 and Potosi 81 35
The balance OF the list showed no change. In the
2:30 NJ. session Cph!r was quite strong at 81 10
while Con. Cal. a Va.was heavy at g. Mexican 81 so,
Savage 81 40, CholaF 81. Crown Point 81 Is,
Belcher 81 90 Bullion 81 4OQl As, New York Soc,
North commonwealth soc and Bulwer soc. After
the call prices weakened off and the market closed
heavy.
The annual meeting of the Croker has been
called for the lSth and that OF the Sierra Nevada
Silver opened steady at 94s4c Ia New York yes
terdsy
cared dividend for the half year at the rate OF
4I4 Ter cent per annum on all deposits payable now
The Pacific Coast Savings Society has declared
semEannual dividend OF per cent on capital
stock. 6 per cent on term and per cent on ordi-
nary deposits, payable now.
California Safe Deposit has declared dividend
OF 81 so, payable on the 18TH.
bullion valued at 1921 03 has been sent 20 the
Carson Mint from the Con. Cal. Virginia on De
cember account, making the total to date S77,-
009 As. Two bars of assay ONCE granuiations val
ued at 1880 OF. have also been sent TO the Mint
from the same mine.
The following oficial letters were placed on file
yesterday:
WARD COMBINATION SHAFT The southwest
drift 1900 level IS out from shaft 907 feet, the last
ten feet in clay and quartz.
UTAH-At point 50 feet south of the Wine sta
tion 700 level west CrOSScut l has been extended
81 feet total length ~ feet. continuing in
porphyry formation showing some clay and little
water.
SILVER HIrI-During the week shut down the
Silver Hill shaft and preparing to work tue mine
from the Justice shaft.
Coz. NEW YoRK-West crosscut so level
is out So feet; formation quartzy he east cross
740 feet north OF the shaft II 90 level Is out
bS feet: the face is III quartz and pOrphyry.
OCCIDENTAL--The upTaiSc from west crosscut In
south DRIFT has made connection with south drift
on the 800 level The Wine from the north DRIFT
$50 level is down So feet below the 400 level, and
continues in fne-grade ore. The west crosscut
from the bottom of No. Wine coo level is in 20
feet. showing low grade ors. North drift $50 level
is IN 1876 feet from No. l wiaze: face showing
punches OF good ore. Have reached the west wall
in we3t croSScut from south drift 700 level and
found OF value. Have resumed work Of
driving The main south drift Oh this level.
The monthly statements Of the mines are as fol-
lows:
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San Francisco Me.t Market.

Mutton and Lamb have been marked up. whole
sale rates from saughtsrers to dealers are as fol-
lows:
BEEF-First quality, 6@s1ac; second quality, SO
61Sc; third do. 46l4 PC.
VEAL-LarZe, 697c; small Calves, 61a97c.
MUTT0N-Wethers 9gl0c; Ewes, S99e.
LAMB-Yearlings, 96D10c u h.
PoRK-Live Hogs 4@l 41sc y 10 for heavy hard
granted and 41s6S41 4c for light average do; stock
Mogs 3al @l4c q 10: dressed do. 6A4Ic 3 ID.
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AND ~ aecordance with law snd an order rom
tAe Board of Directors. made on the 7th day et
'uiy 1891, so many shares OF each parcel of such
rock as may be necessary will be sold at public
Aetion at tae Office or the company. Room 8, s11
ssnsoms ST., San Francisco. Cal. on Monday, tAs
'th day Of September, 1891 at the hour Of -
Selock N. OF said day, to pay said delinquent A&
iessment thereon, together with costs Of sdvsrtlp
nag and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH. Sseretary
oeace-Hcom 8. 2ll Sansone at, San Frauejscs>
81
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WASTED SYMPATHY.
Ne waste a deal Of sympathy

We waste a deal Of sympathy
On Mr.. Damocies;
Indeed il seemeth unto me
Much more than is the cheese;
For his was not hard estate,
As any man can see
Who turns the matter In his pate
Andreasons properly.
just take the case and ponder 10.
He bad. II am right,
Beneath hair-huug sword 10 SIT
Al dinner every night,
And at all other times as we'll
An easy thing TO do
Bis only fear that Il Il fell
iTwou!d cut his head in tWo'
Now 70 assume think IT. iah-
A sword that's light enough
To lie suspended by hair
would hardly hurt SO tough
A head as that Of DamocleS,
And so I can't but say
The public's tender sympathies
Are really thrown away.
-Harper'S Bazar
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English wheat Marks.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 4.-The spot market is lower
at IS I'd. Cargoes are higher at ASS Sd for of
coast AIS Sd for just shipped and ASS Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January, IS 744d: February,
IS 71ad; March. IS I'd; April, IS 7d May, IS
S1ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. JAN 4. - Consois 1884; Silver, 435sd;
ReDtes. 95f Acc; Bullion out OF the Bank OF In
gland, GS5 0OU
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Chicago Markets

CHICAGO Jan. 4.-wheat was moderately active
and lower. The opening was I1s9l4c lower, adj
vanced 1s@4c. then declined 14@5sc. advanced
1ac, ruled steady, and closed Zee lower than or
Saturday. Receipts i % 900 bushels: shipments,
1900 bushels. Rye quiet at S6l2c- Barley quiet
at see.
CHICAGO Jan. 4.-Whelt-Cash. 89iZc. Corn
38c. Pork-SlO 90 Lard-$6 TO- Rlbs-$5 20
Nhisky-Sl Is
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTiCE-CONP
IL Silver Mining Company. Location OF princi-
pal place OF business, San Francisco Ca. Location
of works, Gold Hill. Storey County, New
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account or assessment no. l9l
levied the seventeenth day of November. 1891
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows
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p0sTpoNEMENT,

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
l. Cruikshank Gold Mining Company IS hereby
postponed until Monday. october s. 1891, al IL
o'clock loon, at the Office OF the Company, Room 8,
No. 2l1 SansOme street, san Francisco, Cal. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary.
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British Grain Market.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Mark Lane Express says:
English Wheat has been selling at a decline since
Christmas Foreign Wheat sold slowly. Decem-
ber on an average, was firm. To-day English
WheIts were firm. Foreign Wheat showed no inn
provement. Barley steady, with a steady improved
retail demand. Oats firm. Indian Corn in favor OF
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line with previous prices and the former strong
under current The cables Indicate a temporary
lu in foreign markets, but no positive change in
prices.
SUGAR.
Raw, firms centrifugal 90 degrees $3.50! Musco-
yado, Lice moaSses sugar, 1886; re5ned
frm cut loaf and crushed 51sc; powdered, mold
ers A and cubes, 4I4943sc; graduated, LOS 10
41sc; cOnfectioners' A. 3.9404.06c.
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One Fenture AhnntI,

Uppen-l don't see why anybody ever
wants to go into the retail grocery trade. il
has smaller percentage of profit than any
business / knoNtof
Downright has, hey? BY ginger, there's
hundred scents on every dollars worth OF
goods grocer sells.-Chicago Tribune.
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the WEEKLY CALL stands far in

advance of all competitors, in
quantity quality and variety
OF reading matter Old and
young equally derive pleasure
and profit from its perusal
Only p1 IS per year post paid
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-SILVER HILn
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
or business. San Francisco California. Location Oh
works. Gold Hill, Story County Nevada.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the followlns
described stock account OF assessment No 2s) =
levied on the 18th day OF November 1891, tho
sew raj amounts set opposite the names Oh the re-
spec tive shareholders, as follows
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WHEAT y YnOrta.
SHINING Notes.

Exports from this port in December were l,68S.377
centals valued at 600 $40, making total exports
for the first six months OF the crop year OF 1922
or 8, 81 500 centals, valued at Sl5, lb4, 064.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-05
POSTPONE M EMIT,

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Friday, December 4, 1891, NJ II
O'CLOCK noon at the office or tho company Room T.
No. Pill Sansome ST., San Francisco Cal BY order
OF the Board OF Directors.
Lo4 I'd ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-05
POSTPONE INTENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
i the CruiKsha Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until wednesday, November 4, 1891, al
IL O'Clock noon. at the ONCE OF the Company Roo
8, No 2ll ssnsome street. san francisco. Cal. By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-05
POSTPONEMENT.

TIRE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK on
i the CruIEslank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Saturday, January 2, 1892, at IL
O'Clock noon, at the Office OF the Company, Room g.
No. 2ll Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary,