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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-29
The s.BOss" Parties.

Republican press and politicians
teach the people that Republican
measures and administrator are in
the interest Of the people. Facts
disprove the teachings all along the
line.
On finance, beginning with the
exception clause" and ending
with the last silver act, not single
act favored the working people, but
each act was a link in chain OF a
dozen consecutive acts OF congress
of the most barefaced robbery ever
inflicted upon the people OF any
government since government exist
ed.
Or, take the Republican tariff,
and, on analysis, we find that it is
system of indirect taxation, in
which the masses finally pay the
tax. But the tax is not the worst
of it, for, through the working of
that system, few men are literally
enabled to rob the great mass Of
toilers.
Again, the producing classes have
no laws to protect them from the
monster combinations Of capital
that have sprung up all over the
country, and which control the price
of every article of manufacture, and
of raw material.
Neither have the masses received
any protection from the remorseless
railroad companies that, with gifts
and loans and watered stock, have
swelled and fattened into the worst
oppressors that ever cursed free
people.
When the Republican party claims
that it is a peoples party, it lies,
and the facts prove that it lies. 1t
has clothed the robbers with the
power to rob, and that the robbers
have availed themselves of that
power is clearly shown by the in
controvertible facts of the million
aires on the one hand, and the deep
poverty of the masses on the other
hand
Now, we are not writing this in
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-29

NINETEEN land barons in California
own enough Of land to support H.
900 families /; and English nobility
and land companies own in America
l8,5l7,334 acres. These owners
are all absentees, and the revenue
drawn from American tenants is
taken abroad to support the idle and
vicious English landlords. Land
for the few and tenantcy for the
many! Wealth tor the few and
poverty for the many wealth for the
idle and poverty for the industriousl
Parasites for the back and garbage
for the stomach =! Great country !
Free people
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-29

drive handsome girls to lives Of
shame. This is not christian ma
ton, for, if it was, either society
would down such fiendishness, or
the strong arm of the law would be
invoked in the protection of the
weakest and most worthy class Of
our own citizens,
Let us "cry aloud and spare not. F"
IF the conscience of the people
could be aroused to the annihilation
of slavery of black people, surely it
can be reachedin behalf Of our
working women.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-29

IL you need any kind of iron, see
that it hasn't the Carnegie brand.
The morning call., 1892-06-08
COURT NOTES.

George 7. IL seeking divorce from Fannie b.
SperrY and W. h. from Clara Weller.
Judge Hunt granted the petition Of the Fourth
Congregational SOcieiy TO change TO Church"
the last word IN It's corporate uame.
The estate OF Nathan Rhine, in Inyo County,
has been appraised at .3l5. namely. IN prop
erty. a store aud stock Ia lie town Of indie
penience
william Mcintyre petltioned for letters IN the
estate or his mother, Ann who died on the 22d
nit. and left improved property al 17l6 Mason
street valued al $4,000.
Charles b. Martin wants 1898 90 damages
from FuTgeT and Lussman Tor having. so lie al
leges, on Tie l6th Of March maciOusly shot two
cows belonging 10 him.
J. /. IIeald and d. McCreary have been sued
by II. w. UTabe for $4,000 with interest at
per cent per aunum from November / 1889.
The claim Is on a noe OF June T. 1888. signed
By The three, payable 10 themselves aud Endorsed
10 Crabe.
Pedro Gonzalez, accused OF having robbed a
man OF 30 cents. was found not guilty, and
James Smith, charged with burglary, was found
gully oi the crime In the second degsee. Smiths
,'swag" was gas fixture. Both TRIALS were mad
before Judge Wallace.
judgment for 500 has been given By Judge
Hunt IN the case OF Matthew keil her against
James L. O'Suyan 10 recover 800 claimed as
a balance on a Sub-cOnlTact for raising In June,
1890, the tTuckhOuse on OFarrell street Kel-
Ieber had lied 10 let the defendant take iuog.
ment for 5000, which he claimed was all that
was due him.
The motion In the celebrated White divorce
case 10 send a referee TO northern counties TO
ascertain what community property there Is for
division was taken urder AMUSEMENT by Judge
CARRIER. The latter wanted q list Of the wit
nesSes so as not TO send the referee on a Wild.
goose chase. The Witnesses IN question have re-
fused TO attend here.
The morning call., 1892-06-08
The STOCK MARKET.

beyond an advance In savage yesterday. prize 60
were generally lower. Ths rise IN Savage "a at
trbuted TO tho purchasing OF stock by some OF tho
old crowd, who were buying through Stauf, Ives
aud Paxton. The annual election TAX OF place early
In July, aud rs tho combine intend 20 take art III
It there viii probably be three Hichmonds In the
neld. The combine are also making an effort TO oh.
tain "A place IN tho direct orate OF the Best "
Hcicher and Overman companies, so IL Is possible
that the prices OF these two stocks W III also adj
vance.
On tho early call Homer King was an active buyer
changed hands with Morrow settling. Ia this middle
stocks Norcross sold at 81 25 and savage 81 90 TO
sales OF go shares Tho sOuthenders were weak
and heavy After the call savage was very lively
aud sold up to 81 IN To salea OF 27b0 shares Curry
and Norcross followed suit ana the market closed
quito strong and active.
On the 80 p. NJ. call there was but little change,
prices remaining steady 10 q fair amount OF trad
ing. After the call all the Interest centered In
Savage. which advanced under active sales. with
Ives aud Paxton buying The balance OF the mar
ket showed "A little advance and closed strong and
active
NOTES
silver was much better yesterday. certificates
selling at S9i4o bars at sac In New York aud
4Us4d IN London
Assessments of 25e per share have been levied on
the Gould n Curry and the Utah
The weekly reports OF the Tuscaroras are as foF
lows
Coprrs-work done the pact week consisted
almost entirely IN stopping. Tholedge has continued
strong and the quality OF ore has been fair. The
mill IS running aud crushing ABOUT 10 tons each "a
NORTH BELLE IsLE-North drlft on 400 level
extended Il feet. Upralse ! from same eX-
tended ! q feet and n drift started south at TINS
point A winze has been started on the rich ore IN
the north end OF drift 8. The slopes generally are
looking we'll
NAy8Jo-The slopes above the 800 level continue
to yield about the same.
BELLE IsLE-Nest crOSscul 250 level extended
10 feet North drift same level extended feet.
NEVADA QuErN - Second level west drift from
chute / advanced p feet face Of drift In second
class assaying S26 II per ton. south DRIFT on
the west vein has been run 10 feet The ore is not
good as st reported. North dTlft from same
point extended ii feet The ore has improved; IS
now hrst class. South drift from SHAFT extended
u feet; two feet OF iowgrade Slopes continue
about rs last repOrte q. Have produced during the
week 1872 lrstclass which has been sent
tho mill; average assay S2l1 per ton and 7o5 cars
second c'ass: average assay from concentrator
S2S 80 per ton.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
seq. Becher and Mides Con. Mining Company
yesterday 60. So shares were represented and the
following officers elected for the ensuing year;
Thomas Anderson, president; II. NJ Levy. vice
president, and w II. H. Kart Herman Ladlg ana
+. u. Holmes, directors. e. II. Holmes was re-
elected secretary and ) l. Jones superintendent.
The secretarys hnanc 81 statement showed credit
OF SlO,9S7 81.
The Alpha Con- delinquent sale takes place to-day
The morning call., 1892-06-08
DAUGHTERS OF The REVOLUTION.
Meeting OF s0quoia Chapter-some Inter
estlng Information.

Meeting of s0quoia Chapter-Some Inter
estIng Information.
The regular meeting OF Sequoia Chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revolution, was
held yesterday at the residence Of Mrs.
Charles NJ Keeney. 2423 Fillmore street,
the regent. Mrs. NJ. L. Alvord presiding.
The following ladies were elected TO mem
bershp: Mrs. Judge Selden s. Wright.
descendant of Carter Braxton. sgner Of
the Declaration OF Independence from Viz
GINA; Mrs. Sarah l.. Knox Goodrich of San
J ose. descendant Of Lieutenant John Brown
ing. Virginia Line. Continental army Mrs.
j. Nj. Chretien. descendant of Lieutenant
Nathaniel Haywood Of Massachusetts Line,
aad a lineal descendant OF Edward Raws0n,
secretary OF the Massachusetts Bay Colony
for 30 years, being elected annually from
1851 to 1856, the year of the uSurpation of
the Government 10y Sir Edmund Andres
Miss Alma Priscilla Alden, descendant of
John Alden and Priscilla OF Colonial times,
and Of Ezekiel Huntley of the Connecticut
Line, Continental Army; Miss Camilla
Loyal AShe descendant or Samuel Ashe,
Governor of North Carolina from 1875 to
1898, Of Lieutenant Samuel Ashe Jr., Will
liam Shepherd and Egbert Haywood, officers
in the North Carolina troops.
The society ACKNOWLEDGED the gift to
their library from James Mortimer Mont
gomery, secretary of the Sons OF the Rev
Olutlon of New York, OF the Constitution
Of the Sons OF the Revolution and Bylaws
and Register Of the New York Society"
book Of some 800 pages; also pamphlets
First and Second Annual Service Of the
Sons Of the Revolution in the State Of New
York on the Anniversary Of WashingtOn's
Birthday, 1S9l-1S92."
California Society Sons of the American
Revolution of San Francisco presented a
copy Of Its tribute to the late Henry Mac
Lean Martin.
The following resolution was adopted by
a rising vote:
ter, Daughters Of the American Revolution, OF
san Francisco learn with deep reg ct ~ The con-
thu Illness OF Mrs. Benjamin Harrison our
preSldentgeneral. and eX end TO her the assur-
ance o; our heartfelt sympathy. with tie earnest
desire that a speedy renewal OF health may 20
store ner 10 Inc responsible position IN our SO
ciety she has so ably filed. Be il further
Res0(red, That IN token Of our affection and
sympathy this resolution be spread upon our
minutes, and thai copy be transmit ed 10 Mrs.
Har iSOn under The seal OF The chapter, counter
signed by the regent aud other officers.
Mrs. Keeney is the pOssesSor of many in
teTesting relies which were inspected by the
members. among which was tumahawk
captured by her great-great-great-g grand
father SPOTS in the French aud Indian war
OF 1888; sword presented to her grand
father, Major Samuel SPOTS, at New Or
leans in 1912 by General Jackson for bravery
on the battlefield. Mrs. Keeney is the
eat-great-sranddaugh OF General Ma
thauiel Greene
The morning call., 1892-06-08
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
INTERNATIONAL HorEL.
Way or Color.

The hue OF health Who can mistake itP The
white brow. the deepened tint or the cheek these
associated with brightness and animation of the
eye, CHEEKY expression or the countenance are In
1aihole lhdcia That the liver is performing It's
functions actively and that consequently diyeston
and the bowels are undlsturbeu. n, however, the
complexion and eyebails have a saffron tint or the
face is drawn and void OF sprghtliness and ANNA
ton the hillary giaad is almost certain TO be out OF
order. heetiy Ihe dlfheulty speedily, thoroughly,
with tho paramount anti.biiious speeiac Hostet-
ters stomach Bitters. which promptly RENE dies.
not only the above ostward and visible signs OF
biliOuspess but also the SICK headaches constIna-
tion. vertigo, fur uDon the tongue, nausea sour
breath and pains through the right SIDE which
Characterize H. he liver Is always seriously in
VOWED In malaria, for which the itters is a sover-
eign specific. This medicine remedies with equal
pronptitude and completeness kidney Complaint
dyspepsia rheumatism and nervousness. 20
The morning call., 1892-06-08
EXCESSIVE DAMAGES.
Mary TObIn VIII Have TO Remit $4,000
From a Verdict.

Mary TObin VIII Have TO Remit $4,000
From a Verdict.
In the case of Mary Tobin. aged Ga years,
against the Omnibus Cable Company de-
cision was rendered yesterday by Judge
SandersOn that if within ten days she re-
mts $1,000 from her judgment of $4,000
damages tue company's motion for new
trial will be denied. otherwise it will be
granted.
The verdict was rendered in February by
jury as damages for broken thigh bone.
Judge Sanderson did not believe that under
the evidence given at the trial the damages
awarded are reasonable. The counsel for
the defendant cODjectured that the fact that
the jury became aware that the action was
defended b. an accident insurance COM
pany may have led it to impose heavier
damages than would otherwise have been
the case.
The verdict was considered by the court
excessive regardless Of the personality OF
the one mulced in damages. ana no gross
negligence was shown. 81 do not think"
said the Judge. "a jury would have given a
verdict OF this magnitude against an indi-
yldual. There was no error of law to JUST
the granting of new trial."
The morning call., 1892-06-08
TROUBLE AT THE WIGWAM.
Manager Meyer Sued by Two Of II
Specially Artists.

Manager Meyer Sued by Two of Ills
Specially Artists.
Manager Charles Meyer Of the Wigwam
Theater has been sued by Winnie Quinn
for the usual damages 10 bring the case
within the jurisdiction of the Justices
Court She had been engaged on the 9th OF
April for three weeks. beginning on the
18th of that month, to perform in specialties
at S25 weekly, payable every Monday dur
log the term OF contract. She did her
specialties until the Sd inst, when she was
prevented, f0rcibly at that from perform
ing. incidentally she wants damages also
for his advertising her as performing when
she was not and while Meyer was reaDing
the benefits of her professional reputation
When she offered to 60 on with her con-
tract, she says he used vile and filthy
language, accused her Of being crazy aud
ordered policeman to put her out Of the
The morning call., 1892-06-08
STILL ON THE WARPATH.
NJ. w. Fox Made a Plaintiff Against the
Chollar Mine.


NJ. W. Fox is still on the warpath against
the milling combine of Nevada, and Judge
HeDbard granted yesterday bis motion to
be made party plaintiff with Theodore
Fox as the original complainant in the suit
against A. K. =. Harmon. w. Z. Sell, A. w.
Rose Jr., c. T. Bridge. Joseph Marks. A
Hayward, W. S. Hobart deceased, the
Nevada Mill and Mining and the Chollar
Mining companies.
This action Is similar in nature to that in
which NJ. W. Fox AS plaintiff prevailed
against the Hale Il Norcross Company. and
obtained a Judgment for the mining COM
pany for over one million OF dollars. As in
that case, several directors are charged
with having combined with the directors Of
the Ch0llar Company for the purpose Of de-
fraudDg the stockholders Of the latter cor
pOTatlun.
1t is alleged that the milling com
pany crushed 100000 tons 4 CEOllar
ore, for which it OveTcharged u the extent
Of Sj00,000. and besides realized from the
tailings Sl25, 600. 1t is reported that NJ. w.
Fox has become party 20 the suit because
it was rumoTed that efforts had been made
10 compromise with Theodore Fox.
The morning call., 1892-06-08
General Merchandise.

BAGS-The market rules dull. Outside dealers
selling at 7Gp7I4c, but importers hold the old
prices. follows: Caleuttas. spot, 71ac for July
delivery, 75Sc: Wool Bags. 36003Sc.
CANNED FRUITS-Quiet and without feature.
Quoted ut 81 050l 80 q dozen for Apricots, 81
oil 10 u doz for Plums. 81 30@l so for Peaches.
81 S0@l so for Pears, 81 9092 Is for " hite Cher
ries and 81 SO&1 80 Tor Black.
CANNED NEGEcABLES-New pack Tomatoes
75c. less ~ off, Peas. 95e@Sl TO- String Beans,
95cQS: Tomatoes. 21a lbs, SO@S5c u dozen.
COfFEE-The market rules dun. Quotations are:
1912@2O1ae q 10 for good to prime Costa RIGA,
free from black beans; 1S@1a12c " 70 for good
Costa Rica mixed with black beans lS1aeGl912c
for good washed Salvador; 1713c nominal for
good unwashed Salvador. Nicaragua and Guatemala;
2l@o2115e + n FOR prime washed Guatemala; goo
2034c for good to strictly good Guatemala: l76Q
1886 Tor fair washed and unwashed Guatemala;
20lP@22c q 10 for good to prime pea-berry; $50
l7c for medium qualities: 12120l41a for ordinary
qualities; S6tl2c for very Inferior TO common.
COAL Some descriptions show lower quotations.
The market continues depressed. Wellington, So;
New wellington 80: SOuthdeld Wellington. 50;
Cedar River. SO 90: Seattle. So 90; New
Seattle. 50 90; Coos Bay. So so; Sydney. So 10;
Scotch 81 q ton; BrYmOo $6 rs; Greta, ST TO:
Cumberland, $l3 in bulk and $l4 In sacks; Penn
The morning call., 1892-06-08
CHANDLtR's COAL YAGD.


Clay-st Stores; Rents $500.
NOS, oLs' eSen 25x! 10 ;6 s line OF Clay St ". OF
ne G i8F sS = Commercials 65ieN improve
Fulton st.-Rents Sis
81 6x12O; SO and Al Fulton St and q and ga
Birch ave, bet. Larkin and Pok; stores aud mats:
rents 9Il5; near new City Hall and Market.
sseramentc-st. Investment
"a :412x1376; 1921 Sacramento ST.. bet Hyde
and LIE yenworth; . rooms and bath; rear house;
rents $50; cheap.
Richmond Property-2 Lots.
24ox25O: Sw cor. a ST. and 34th ave-; 10 25-
and well located easy terms.
Ringod or shipley-Rents SAP.
25x75; 427-42712 Riugold or Shiplcy ST.. OF 9th,
bet Folsom and Harrison; houses 8 rooms eacn.
Corner LOt-WashingtOn and Baker SITS.
25 % on Baker st. by 1865 on Washington: sW.
corner fine and attractive lot
CLAW Ave, off Clay St, Near Powell.
40T56:9; Cay ave, of Clay St., bit. STOCKTON.
ana PowelI; e-room dwelling; must sell.
9th st-Family Dwelling.
q ;9xlo5; 425 27th St. bet. Sanchez ana
Church; rooms and b tn; 10 good order.
Park Building Lot
25xl37 IS, line Grove, 1868 w OF Lyon; In
good order; lot ready for building.
1s.-ave Cottage
25xl2O, W line lst ave, 275 OF Point Lobos;
attractive, cosy home; cable on Point LODos.
Ocean View New Home
Lots 10 and To- block So City L. Assn: 5O1IOO,
Z line OF STATE, go feet Of Central: new house
rooms; ). '. water; near Ocean View Station.
Chenery-st. Building Lot
Lot !, block 4. Paramount Tract, fronting 30 feet
on Chenery ST. and 80 feet on Palmer, running from
street 10 street
Paramount Tract Fine Lot.
29x1oO, W line Arlington ST., 3l5 IT, OF Miguel
being 100 IT. L Of Chenery; electric road passes.
Treat-ave Home
25Xll2 g. No. llI6 Treat ave. bet oath and
25th; TO rear street; desirable home Tor man OF
M oderate means
les sl2I4I5l6gt
The morning call., 1892-06-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, June 7.

TUESDAY EVENING. June z.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErS
Silver advanced.
Wheat steadier.
Barley weak. Oats firm
Corn duh Rye lower.
Buckwheat scarce.
Hay weak and quiet
Beans Inactive
Good Potatoes firm.
onions lower.
Choice Butter and Eggs firm.
Cheese plentiful.
Poultry and Game IN light receipt.
Cherries advancing.
Lemons firm. Lines steady. Oranges weak
Dried Fruits unchanged.
Nuts inactive.
Provisions steady, Hams higher
Hops duh.
Hides depressed
Fair demand for Wool.
Grain Bags weak.
Canned Fruitdui.
Coffee inactive.
Some kinds OF Coal lower.
Mexican dollars advanced.
Mutton higher. Beef weak.
Wheat freights firm
The morning call., 1892-06-08

syIvanla Anthracite Egg. :$!1 so: Welsh Anthra-
eIte Egg. 81; Camel SS 90 2 ton.
FISH - No. l MacKercl STt@t3 ia balf-bbls
AMI 81 1902 in kits: No. 2, $40 IN bDs and
81 50Ml 70 in kits Mess MacGerei. IS q kit;
Pacific Cod 5Iae In bundles, G15lac 2 u cases.
g7tac for boheless and s@Slsc for bricks; Eastern
Smoked Herring. 35e Dutch do. 81 500l 75 2 keg;
Whitehsh, $40 in haIf-DDls and S2o}3 20 in kits:
TONGUES and sounds 81 70 az.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at S42 50@43 q flask.
sYkQP-The western Sugar Refinery quotes Gold.
en-. In bbls. 17I@c y gallon.
NAILS-Card rates OF Hardware Dealers Associa-
tion are as follows: Iron So 60; Steel 80 10:
Standard Wire, 81 10 p kog, the basis OF 2OO
kegs.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms cash: Cube, Crushed Powdered
anu Fine Crushed. all 55sc {. 10; Dry Granulated.
614c q 10; COniectiOne:s' a, SIC; Magnolia 45sc;
Extra q. sl2c Golden G. 4≻ ID, 4l4c = 10; halt
bbls. Ae more than blLs. and blNea lnc mora
The morning call., 1892-06-08

where they were taken In charge by com
mittee headed by Rev. Dr. Shearar, they
proceeded 10 SausalIto. aud thence by trau
through picturesque Ross Valley to San
Rafael.
There they were met by delegation Of
citizens. who escorted them 10 the Mount
Tamalpais Military Academy, where lunch
was discussed. That was followed by q
drive to San Anselmo, where the grounGs
and buildings OF the new Theological Semi
nary were thoroughly inspected aud ad-
mired.
After exploring considerable OF tho sur
rounding country the party returned city
ward by late afternoon train.
The morning call., 1892-06-08
Struck His "UncIe."

Herbert ChoynskL an attorney had an
encounter yesterday afternoon with s. ia
cobs, Pacfc-street pawnbroker. During
the scuffle Choynski struck bis uncle
Jacobs" and was arrested for battery.
Being a modest young man, he gave his
name at the City Prison as John d. SchOn-
cash hail
The morning call., 1892-06-08
Chnrred Mith Perinrr.

F. w. Reed, an attorney, was arrested
yesterday on a charge Of perjury He Sc
cured his release by furnishing a bond in
the sum of $1,000. He is accused of having
testified in one court that he was insolvent
and unable to pay his wife $50 a month ali
meny while in another court he deposed
that he was worth $40, 900 so that a corpora
ton he represented could proceed with
nRrfain La ,y snif
The morning call., 1892-06-08

theater. On this day also she paid 10 cepts
for a ticket, but on presenting il was re-
fused admission. Timothy Mccarthy has
entered like action against Meyer, after
engagement for $50 per week, He was put
out by an emplOye OF the theater and not
nv a nOlicpman
The morning call., 1892-06-08

advlces that the Hatch bin could not pass the Sem
ate aud Tess favorable, crop reports from France
and Russia, receded "a realizing proits by tic
longs, advanced ~ ON reports that the ohio and
Missouri state crop reports showed a decided loss
In condition, aud closed firm at 25sc higher than
yesterday Receipts, 1900 bushels; shipments,
10000 bushels. Rye. 7s1z@7ec. Barley, 60@62c.
CHICAGO. June 7.--W heat-Cash. Sf5hc. Corn
531ac Pors sIO 50. Lara 80 32fa kiDs-
80 32R Mhlsky-Si i5.
The morning call., 1892-06-08
NIGHT IN VENICE.

Love. in the summer night, DO you recall
MiduiVht aud Venice, and those saies OF jane
Tblc Efsown with stars, when from the Sill
lagoon -, 80
We cilded nOiseleSs through ting GIN caAal?
sense of some belated festival
Hung round u.s. aud our own hearts beat IL tQn4
With passionate memories thar the young moon
Lit up on dome and tower and palace wall.
We dreamed what ghosts OF vanished loves made
part
or that sweet light and trembling, amOr0us air.
felt-in those rich beams that Kissed your hair
Those breezss warm with by-gOae lovers signs
20 the dead beauty Of Ven &C in your eyes,
All the old loves OF Venice in my heart
JOHN hay.
The morning call., 1892-06-08

Steamers TO sail to-day the Umatiila for
Victoria and Puget Sound, the Arcata fer Coos Bay,
the Pomona for Humboldt Bay and the san Ia Rosa
for san Diego.
The rhetls takes for Liverpool 93S GOO feet Red
wood, valued at $23.45O.
The Norwegian iron ship Vildanden, 1927 tons,
Is chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom HaFre
or Antwerp. 26g 3D.
The morning call., 1892-06-08
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

LPHA CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
y CompIny-Location OF principal place OF bust
ness san Francisco, Cal: location Of WOrxs, Gold
Hill, Storey County, New.
NOtice-TheTe are delinquent upon the following
described stock account Of Assessment No. s.
levied on the l4th day OF April. 1892 the several
amounts set opposite The names OF the respective
snarehUl ers. As follows.