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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-22
All Over a Lease.

The premises at So Market street were
owned by the late Dr. Washington Ryer.
lie leased them to Paul Ossting and
George Carroll for $500. but before the lease
expired in 1890 intimated that he would not
renew it.
Then Costing & Carroll took counsel and
got hold OF Fletcher Ryer, DR.. Ryer's son.
10 him they made proposition whereby
if be obtained a renewal Of the lease he was
to have $500 month.
Fletcher Ryer obtained the lease from his
father and then had Costing 81 Carroll sign
an agreement in accordance with their offer.
The lease was prematurely cancelled, and
yesterday Fletcher Ryan was suing for his
little commission.
He testified that il was in reality share
In the business to the amount named which
had been pTomi sed, and that his late father
did not know that Costing q Carroll con-
sidered the premises worth $500 a month or
that his son was going 10 receive the differ
ence between that sum and the monthly
sum named In the new lease.
Judge Hunt and jury tried the case. and
a verdict was rendered in favor OF yeung
Ryer for $500 on the contract.
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A RAILROAD COnBINE.
Seven Eastern Roads Fight the Union
Pacific.


The agents OF the following railroad lines
have received circular letters containing re-
quests TO sell no tickets over any part OF the
Union Pacific's lines:
The Atchison, Burlington, Burlington
and Missouri, Rock Island, Rio Grande
Western, Denver and Rio Grande and the
Colorado Midland.
The circular reads as follows: 10 con-
Meeting lines: The Union Pacihc halfway
system has by its current and existing regu-
Iations prohibited the issue OF any one-Way
and roupd-trip tickets reading IN part over
the undersigned lines, or made the sale OF
such tickets practically impossible, thus
closing 10 our lines and our various connec-
tions important gateways that were for
merly open to us. and implying by its acts
a desire TO decrease the interchange Of
business with the companies. In view of
these facts you are respectfully requested
TO remove from sale all round-trip tickets
or orders for same over the undersigned
lines any portion of which reads over the
Union Pacific, as such ticket will not be
accepted by the undersigned roads u sold
after November 30, 1892"
1t is thought by the local agent that the
seven roads mentioned have taken this
action in retaliation OF the Union Pacihc'S
edict of last January, which was TO the
effect that a full local rate on traffic deliv
cred to IL at Ogden would be eXacted.
Some well-informed people are Of the
opinion that the circular is only a forerun-
ner of a tranScontnental rate war, which
they expect TO be inaugurated at the end of
the
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ALONG THE COAST.

Edgar Slough, near Chico. has been
6ridged by the county at an expense Of
S673. po"'' VI
interior doctors predict return OF the
grip this winter. and they might predict
many pleasanter things
5. g. Carter. farmer living near MADEIRA.
was seriously injured few days back
through the breaking down of a wagon.
Smallpox is reported to have broken ont
at Fioras Creek. twenty miles above Del
Norte. Quarantine measures have been
adopted
Thirteen Chicago families have located
near Portervlle, each family occupyiny
twenty. acres. Houses are being erected
for their occupancy.
/: L.: THOMPSON Of Santa Rosa wants TO
be Collector OF the Port of Sau Francisco
or rather. his friends want him 10 he II
eomes.to much the same thing.
Bernardo de la Cuesta was seriously In.
lured 10y being thrown from his horse near
Santa Ynez recently. his thigh bone being
broken just below the hin Joint Ne
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JAMES WILLIAMSON.
Death of a WelI-Known Former Mu-
niCipaI Officer

H4(ipdi OiilGGTs
James Williamson, a wel-known San
Franciscan. died on Sunday at San Jose
from complication Of complaints.
The residence of williamson was on Ash
bury Heights, in this city. and he was only
temporarily sojourning in San Jose, where
he met his end. News Of his death caused
great regret.
Among all the od-tme politicians VIII
Hanson was held in great respect, prospect
i've Of party lines.
When he first came to this city Mr. Viii
Hanson got position Ia the Fire Depart
ment, which he retained for fourteen years.
At one Of the large fires of the city, while
IN the discharge OF his duty, Williamson
met with an accident, being struck on the
head by falling fragment. He is said TO
nave never fully recovered from the injury,
always thereafter being subject to spells Of
severe headache.
In 1884 Williamson received the nomina-
ton for Supervisor OF the Seventh Ward,
and was elected. On account of his famli-
arity with the Fire Department he was
made chairman Of the Fire aud Water Sup
plIes Committee. On the conclusion of his
term Mr.. Williamson became connected
WITH the teamlng department Of the Board
of Education.
When c. S. Laumeister was nominated
for the office Of Sheriff On the Repub.
mean ticket iour years ago he was
strongly supported by Williamson, who
made personal canvass of the city for MS
man. Leumeister was elected by a large
majority, and as reward gave Williamson
the place OF head keeper in his office.
shortly after this period he became very
sieE, his head being affected, and was soon
alter incapacitated from business. He was
advised to travel, and during the past two
years has acted on this advice, travelling In
the East ana Northwest
The deceased was 8 married man and
leaves family. One of his sons is at pres
ent in Sheriff Laumeister's office,
Mr.. Williamson's body will be brought TO
this city from San Jose and the funeral will
taKe place here. The deceased is said to
nave possessed considerable property, own
ing real estate on Howard street. ia the
western Addition and on Ashbury Heights
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SKIPPING NrEILIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
MONDAY. November 81.
stmr queen, CARROLL SO hours from Portland. via
Astoria "A hours; pass aud mdsc. to Goodsll. Per-
kins Il Co.
stmr whitesboro, Johnson Is hours from Green
wood; lumber, TO l. White.
Stmr National city, Manson, ~ hours from Eu-
reka: 800 Nj II lumber, to e A Hooper & Co.
Stmr Noyo Drlsco - hours from Fort Bragg; raft
OF piles In tow, to Fort Bragg Lumber Co.
Stmr Emily. Roberts. SO hours from Coos Bay,
etc; pass and mdse to Meyer e. Ackman.
stmr Los Angeles. Leland. ~ hours from New
port aud way ports pass and mdse to Goodal. Per
Me Stmr Costa RIGA. Mcintyre. $40 days from De-
parture Bay; % 30 tons coal. TO II Dunsmur Sons.
Stmr Cieone. Miller, 10 hours from Westport: 1910
&c lumber, to Fort Bragg Lumber Co; 100 NJ
shakes. to q L Dlngley & Co.
Stmr Arcata. Green. 81 hours from Coos Bay;
pass and mdse, to G Co.
Stmr City of Puebla, Debney, hours from vIc-
toris and way ports; pass and mdse. to Gosial Per-
kins & Co.
Bark Merom. Bjorn. Ia days from KarIuk: 29 5SS
es $50 bbls $50 hi bbls salmon. to Alaska Packing
Assn.
WIN brig w Meyer, Hazlett 81 days from Ok
hotsk Sea: 9S bbs oil. to Jas Mckenna,
Fox Island; 1880 lbs bone, 100 lbs ivory. 50Osfox
skins, 10 walrus hides, to James Mchenna.
Cieared.s
MONDAY. November 81.
Stmr Corona, Hall. San Diego. etc; Goodall. Per
Bktn s Castle Hubbard. Honolulu; spreck-
els & Bros.
Sailed.
MONDAY, November II.
Stmr Corona, Hail. San Diego.
Stmr Columbia, Bodies, Astoria.
Stmr Newsboy fosen. Navarro.
Ship ECLIPSE, Peterson.
Bktn s n Castle Hubbard. Honolulu
schr Prosper Schroeder. Coquiile River.
Schr Annie Gee. Munson.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers TO sail to-day are the Conemangh for
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE TERMS AND
i under the authority of certain Deed OF Trust,
duly executed by A. &. VINING, party of the first
part, to HENRY c. CAMPBELL aud raADDEUS
b. KENT, Trustees, parties OF the second part, and
the SAN FRAN CISCO SAVINGS UNION party OF
the third part dated OCTOBER 81, 1890 and re-
corded in the ofde of the County Recorder Of the
county or Tulare, state of California Ia Liber OF
Trust Deeds, at page 3l6, and following; And in
pursuance OF resolution passed the 10th day OF
November, 1892, by the Board of Directors of said
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, corpora
tton, aud the holder OF the note NO. l0.434), TO
secure payment OF which the aforesaid Deed OF
Trust was executed, declaring that default had
been made In the payment Of the principal sum and
other sums due under SAID note and Deed OF Trust
and requesting and directing said HENRY C.
Campbell and THAUDEUS d. KENT, Trustees, to
sell the real estate described therein satisfy said
Indebtedness
We HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEuS B.
KENT, Trustees. do hereby give notice. that
TUESDAY. the 18Th day of December, A D. 1892,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ of that day, ald at the front
door of the Courthouse IN the city OF VisaIia,
county OF Tuare, State OF California, we VIII sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash In
gold coin of the United States. all shat piece
parcel OF land situate In tn county OF Tuare State
of California, described as follows 10 wit:
According &c the oflcial piats and system of sur
veys of the Government OF the United States:
In Township twenty-five (22) south Range twen-
ty-hve (25) east, Mount Diablo base and meridian.
or section twenty-five (25) the whole. contain
ing six hundred and forty 640l acres of land, more
or less, together with the appurtenaHces
Terms of sale-Cash in gold coin OF the United
States; 10 per cent payable to the undersigned
and If paid, unless for want OF title (ten days
being allowed for SEARCH, III said 10 cent TO
be forfeited and the sale 10 be void. Acts OF sale
at purchasers expense.
HENRY C CAMPBELL
THADDEUS b KENT.
no22 rs 20 deg 1913 Trustees.
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Occidental Con. Mining Company 7S 3s9 shares
were represented and the following officers were
eiec ted fer the ensuing year: e. r. Wells PRESIDENT
Nat Messer. vice president and A. :. Walberg, ii.
Zadig and + b. Holmes, directors. A, X Durbrow
was reelected secretary ana his financial state
ment showed an Indebtedness of Sl7.I59 as with
On offset of 5,56T 10 in bullion and concentrates
J. IL. Kinkead was reelected superintendent an
his report showed that during the year there was
extracted from the several levels and openings in
the mine 1864 tons OF ore. which was reduced mt
the company's mill The assay value OF III the ore
extracted and mii!ed Gold So 90 silver
$l4 33. total $50 % per ton from which concen-
trates and bullion were produced aggregatlng
S56,339 20. OF which Sl9S62 81 was gold and
S46.4I6 Of silver. The yield per ton was SIS IL in
gold and $l2 In silver total Sl7 IL, being So 3-5
per cent OF the gold contained In the ore and
S3 g. ! D per cent Of the silver very concise and
exhaustive report Dy Gotu Hast, survey or and civil
engineer. on the brunswick lode was presented In
conjunction with the sGperintendent's report
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Prnduca NIarlra.

FLoUR-Commencing with the City OF Picking
which sails on the 26th, rates OF freight on F;our
have been reduced by the Pacific Mail Companv 10
% e ton 10 Yokohama and Hong Kong and rs so
TO Shanghai Nsgasaki and Hogo for lots OF so tons
or more less than that quantity 81 q ton is the rate
Net cash prices are: Family extras "a eoaA
BAKERS extras, 80 s0G4; supernne, 81 70@s 10
p bb VS' ~
"hEAI-is quiet. both on and of call at un-
cnsnged prices No. l. 81 306Dl Sli4 q ctI; choice
81 oz!2; lower grades, 81 2OGl 275s; extra choice
io' mining, u o3s491 371a r ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
dSfoRsAL SEssioN-l0 o'clock-Buyer December
SUI tons, 81 321a; May-s0o. 81 36I4.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION Nav - 500 tons
~ 1914. Buyer Oecembcr-2OO 81 $3.50
hfTkhNooS SEssIoN-May-2OO tons IL 36iH
Buyer hay-5OO, 81 81. Buyer DecemBer-S00,
BARLEY-Steady at the old prices, without much
business. NO. l Feed is quotsble at S50S7Lac
81: enolce bright do, $3.50 n etl; dark Coast
sVgs215e; Brewing. 90C9S7Lsc: No. ChevalIer
81 lihs; lower grades $i@1 IS "a cti.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-1o o'cioek-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - December 100
tons, sstsc: 700. SSAse; May-200, 9SIac; 100
s3tsc. Buyer pecember-2u0. Se34c.
AFTERNOON SEssIoS-May-l0O tons 93LSc
Decemper-lOO. SS1ac January-lO0, SssIc.
OATS-Receipts continue light the demand il
better anu the market IL very strong Without how
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Van DOrn'S RtroIar;as

George Van Dorm. the ex-patrol-wagon
driver and Drother-in-law of Phil Crimmlns.
was examined yesterday on three charges
OF burglary for rifiiDg the police lockers at
the old City Hall Acting Judge Campbell
committed him for trial in the Superior
charge. When Van Dorm was returned tn
bis cell In the City Prison an additional
charge Of burglary was preferred against
him by Officer Furong, who was one Of the
victims of the drivers burglaries
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-22
PRESBYTERIAN minister's

At the meeting of the Presbyterian Min
isterial Union Yesterday morning Rev.
James Woodwork spoke of the lessons to
be drawn from the recent election. and dur
ing the course of his remarks said
Such an election as the one we have Just
passed through, with the preparation for it,
is powerful educational agency. 1t has
the effect to stir up the masses, 10 set them
to thinking and TO render them more in
general election throughout the country,
with the canvass preceding 1t. has shown
some advance along the line of civilization.
1t seams 10 have been comparatively more
free from personal attacks and ridicule Of
candidates than any preceding one had ever
baeu
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The British Grain M,rta,.

LONDON. Nov. 2l.-The Marx Lane EXPRESS in its
weekly review OF the British grain trade saws
Deliveries OF English wheat from general quality
are very low, though during the last few DAYS the
condition slightly Improved. There was an I'D.
vance OF I'd IN Marx Lane where small business
was DONE centerlng chiefly on best foreign whea T.
and embracing nearly all Pacific Coast wheat The
price OF foreign wheats, however, was Kept down
owing TO large exports from Russia. Wild weather
led 10 decline Ia barley to PAS, oats 1885, corn 49,
To-day English wheats are firm. American I'd
higher, WI n Few sales at advance OF Sd
Foreign wheats unchanged. Good American flour
Sd dearer. Little sale for barley, oats corn.
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING. NOV. 81
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 81
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver steady.
Flour Freights 10 China lower.
Wheat dun,
Barley steady
Dat market very stiff
Corn and Rye unchanged.
Hay weaker again
Beans quiet.
Potatoes steady. Onions lower
Butter firm. Cheese higher. Eggs lower.
Siskiyou Apples Offering
PTunes firm.
Dressed Turkeys higher.
Quail lower.
Inferior Walnuts coming IN
Sharp advance IN Lard.
Ham and Bacon fran
TaIlow brings good prices.
Hogs advanced.
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SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY.

The fourteenth annual commencement exer-
cises OF the California Medical College viii be
held te-norTOw night IN Metropolitan Temple.
The WeIls-Fargo Express Company have
agreed 10 carry free any Thanksgiving day con-
tfibuiions If less than twenty pounds 10 the Ar
mitage Orphanace al San MateO The manage
neut desire to give the boys extra good din
ner on Thursday and VIII be thankful Tor any
donations.
Judge Trout began 10 deal with the civil
calendar OF Judge Lawlor's court yesterday,
and transferred his criminal calendar 10 Judge
LAWYER. The latter commenced the tIiai OF +.
Maldrky on the charge OF stealing cow from
Martin johnson on June last, but the jury box
was exhausted before a panel was obtained.
The charge Of obtaining money. by false pre-
lenses against Robert T. O'Dea. bailf OF Police
Court i, WAS dismissed by acting Judge Camp
lel yesterday. He was accused or collecting
SO from ThiTd-street saloon-keeper by pre-
tenIlug 10 deputy !lcen>e collector. but
when lie case was called yestsTd y the witnesses
could not positively identify O'Dea.
warrant was sworn out yesterday for the
arrest OF h. Stanley on charge OF embeZZle-
meDt he was employed as a collector for the
Novelty Iron WorAs on Fremont street, ana Is
accused of having appropriated various small
sums. In tie complaint tie speclhc charge Is
made that he embeZZled S2S OIL OF moneys
collected In Oakland. Additional charges Will
probably be added against him.
II. f. McGarve. a rea-estate agent. was ar
rested yesterday on charge OF felony embeZZle-
ment lie recently negotiated the exchange Of
some property for Mrs. C. Gehricke Of 1926
McAllister streef. When she learned Ihat the
agent had received a commission Of $500 from
the man with whom she traded lots, she de-
mauded that the money be TUNED over 10 her.
McGdryle refused 10 part With MS commission
and Mrs. Gehricke swoTe out warrant for his
arrest on the charge stated.
A charge OF assault to murder against Charles
Schroeder was dismissed by Judge Campbell
yesterday. Several weeks ago Sch Oeder had an
encounter with "Cockuey" Black at Washington
aud kearuy streets Back was knocked down
and in falling ms head struck against cur bst0ne
with such force thai The frontal bone was frac-
tuIed. Under the treatment OF The Receiving
Hospital surgeons Block recovered and was dis
charged q cured man yesterday. That Is why
the charge against Schroeder was dismissed.
Acting Police Judge Campben has sentenced
Charles Mcneil 10 three months Imprisonment
IN the House OF Correction for carrying a con-
cealed weapon and TO serve an additional sixty
days for using vulgar language. Mcneil is the
son OF park policeman and a desperate young
hoodlun. For months he prosecuted the family
of r. L. MerililOn at 29l2 Pine street. firing
shots into the house kicking open doors and
following Mrs. MeTillIOn on lie street For one
OF his escapades be recently served forty days il
the (tDUDfV .lail
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Licensed to Marry.
Licenses to marry were Yesterday Issued

Licenses to marry were yesterday Issued
to the following:
Lui CademaItoii and Maria Panesi, 26-17.
Lui Ferrase aud Lcia Dauini, 30-19.
George Ii. c. Meyer and Olga NJ. Spencer,
1924.
Peter c. Warnke and Augusta Eyers, 26-1S
Daniel Gerber and Helene l.. GTeenberg, 46-
So.
Thomas Young and Mary Hurley, 29-2e.
Oscar Fisher and Hedwlg KallmaD 1922.
James ID. Reid and Annie Canteien. 24-2O.
John Il. Wegscheider aud Rose q. MeGlDn,
1918.
Charles Schu and Nellie erase, 23-IS
Arnold Calvert and Mary A. WoOlfOrd $500
Frank +. Papst and Eliza a. FerTill, 29-19
John u. Heise and Matilda Kreckiow. 27-24
LuiZi Cioni and Solidad Montana, 5I-55.
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His Last Resting Place.

A large number Of prominent citizens at
tended the funeral of Henry Atherton Fox
yesterday morning. The services were
held In Grace Church. corner Of Stockton
and California streets. The church was
crowded with friends of the deceased
pioneer. who followed his remains to their
last resting place.
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A Thanksgiving BANQUET

a grand Thanksgiving day banquet will
be given to the members of the Young
Mems Christian Association at their hall.
232 Suffer street, next Thursday by Mrs.
Leland Stanford. Invitations have been
Issued to all the members and their
families or lacy friends by the secretary,
Mr.. Mccoy. who will be master OF cere.
mnnies
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Ancient Histrionic Art.

"The Conditions of Representation Of
Greek and Roman Drama" is the subject
selected by Professor W. d. Annes of the
University Of California for his lecture at
the Academy Of Sciences Hall next Friday.
This will be the third lecture of the English
course and will be illustrated with large
number OF stereopticon views.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

HOGS have again advanced
wholesale rates from saushterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. SIG: choice. &c; second
quality. Sc; third do. 3la@S41ac
Calves. 712@SIa z ID.
6iac.
LAMB-s@sIac p 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 5IsG5I4c p 70 for heavy and
medium granted: small Fat Hogs. $685. 1ac stock
Hogs, sac; dressed do, 7I@6GSc y 10
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The Curtis Trial DELAYED.

p. A. Libby. a juror sworn to try NJ. B
Curtis, charged with the murder of Police
Officer Grant, was in bed yesterday with
tonsilitis. and Judge Murphy accordin gly
postponed the trial until Friday next eau
tioning the jury in solemn terms against
communicating with any one about the case
in the meantime.
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Eleventh avenue, for $1,000; lot 50x120 on
east line OF Twelfth avenue 80 feet south
of street. for 5000; lot 25x100 on north
line of street. 81 :6 feet east Of Twenty
ninth avenue. for $3.50; lot 50x120 on west
line of Forty-frst avenue, 175 feet south OF
ctr for
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And In accordance with law. and al order OF the
Board OF Directors made on the twenty-eighth iay
OF september, 1Sy2, many shares OF each parcel OF
suen stock as may be necessary win be sold a5
pubic auction at the office of the company, room
II, SOB California street. San Francisco. Cali
fornIa, on MONDAY, the twenty-hrst day OF No
YembeT. 1892 at the hour OF O'Clock NJ. of said
day, TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
the sale. A. w. BARROWS, Secretary.
omce-303 California street, room IL. San Fran
cisco. California.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-CaIeuttas, 6is@614c for 1898; Wool Bags
35@1SSc.
SU6AR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 65sc q 10: Dry Graduated,
&c q n; Coniectloners' A, 45sc; Magnolia, 45sc:
Extra c. 4lac: Golden G. 4Ssc: d, sIlc: Standard
A. i1se; half-b0ls. lac more than bols and boxes
1oc
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-GRAY EAGLE
IL Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco. CALIFORNIA; location OF
works, Placer County, Cal.
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF asSeSSmenC (No. 30J
levied the twenty ghth day OF September, 1892,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows;
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Builders Contracts.

Peacock & Butcher with l. C. Lane 10 build on
Sc corner OF Clay ana Webster streets; 5000.
Eichenlaub with II. Rolling. to build, except
Dsintinf and plumbing. on n line of Post street
220 of Scott, 30Il 81 Is: $4,000.
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Real Estate Sales

Sol. Getz & Bro. of 10 Post street made
the following sales this week: Lot 25x12O
on east line Of Twelfth avenue, $50 feet
north OF j street, for $1,000; lot 25x100 on
north line of j street. 107 Is feet west of
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

NoTIcE-THE SALE OF THE ABovEDE.
IN scribed delinquent stock is hereby postponed
until MONDAY, the 18th day OF December 1892
at the Office OF the company, room IL. 303 Caifor.
MIA street. at one ~ O'Clock p NJ. BY order the
directors
no22 I'd CHAS. c. HARVEY. Secretary protein,
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Another Find os O,;,,r,

Inspector w. a. Sprague found fifty fve-
tael tins of opium concealed behind tin
wall-plate on the steamer Costa Rica.
which arrived from Nanaimo Yesterday.