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The morning call., 1892-07-08
WILLING TO HARMONIZR.
Republicans Getting Ready 10
Pull Together.
Prospects Of Row Among the Democrats
Shortridge's Denial = Supervisor
Jackson's Successor.

Locally the Republicans are in state OF
bad mix thus far, but If appearances are to
be relied upon an amicable adjustment of
existing difficulties may be looked for In the
near future. j. n. T. Wilson, it is under
stood, is TO be turned adrift to shift for
himself, and as consequence Colonel Dan
Burns is casting about for new lieutenant,
The colonel has grown very weary Of Mr.
Wilson's methods and refuses to trust him
longer. Who will succeed him il is hard TO
say, but there are a number of ambitious
candidates for the honor, including such
men as Mike Smith and A. Ruef. The latter
is ambitious TO possess power and is bright
and active but his following Is OF consid-
cred large enough TO entitie him to unusual
honcrs thus far in his meteoric career.
Older men and those more experienced in
the dark and devious ways OF local politics
are clamering for recognition, and Mr.. Ruef
will probably have to bide his time before
aspiring TO write the cabalistic word "boss"
before his name.
The Alliance is to be reorganized In con-
sequence of the recent falhng-out between
Burns and Wilson and the insurance COM
missioner. who hoated into power on the
shoulders of King McManus, is to be left
out Of the new deal. The new directory of
the anti-keily-Crimmins organization will
consist OF thirteen good men and true,
OF wnlcn the names or twelve have already
been selected. They are: II. Ii. Lynch,
f. T. Donnelly, J. ii. Mahoney, John ID.
DAILY, G. Wetgen. G. o. Alexander, John c.
Quinn. George IL. Walker lthe King of Cow
Hollow, j. Ii. Curley, T. II. Sullivan, ID.
NJ. Burns and A. Ruef. with one vet to be
selected. Thus it will be seen that Mr..
Wilson has been left out in the cold world,
and lie will either go over to Kelly and Grim
Minis or join the Reform Democracy. Which
alternative he will accept has not yet been
decided.
The differences which have existed be-
tween Colonel Burns and John c. Quinn
since the Stockton convention, when the
latter was accused of giving the other the
double cross. have been peacefully ar
ranged. and the utmost harmony is said to
prevail at present The colonel and the
captain met at Lake Tahoe recently and
through the Intervention of mutual friends
treaty Of peace was agreed upon. Quinn, of
course, doesn't amount 10 much in politics,
and, for that matter, never did, but he Is
useful in certain way and Burns needed
him. QninG, seeing defeat staring him in
the face unless he got into camp, made the
necessary concessions and the whole matter
was patched up.
Now oyertures are being made to bring
the two factions together, and it looks as II
il would succeed. At any rate the men
who are supposed TO manipulate deals of
that kind, and who ought 10 know what
they are talking about. say the trouble Is
about over
The next row viii probably occur in The
Democratic committee and a big split is
being looked for
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The Trotting Circuit.

An important meeting of the Pacific Coast
Trotting-horse Breeders Association was
held Gu Wednesday. Messrs. Ayres, Boyd,
Simpson Burke, Hatch. White. Kelly and
Tompkins being present. Owing to the re-
cent death of W. S. Hobart, Adolph
Spreckels was elected to fill the vacant seat
IN the board OF directors. +. w. Kelly was
then appointed secretary, vice the late
secretary, James F. Kerr.
A committee was appointed TO obtain a
track and take all necessary steps to ar
range for the carrying out of the summer
meeting, which commences OH August 6
and lasts until the 18th of that month. 1t
vii. De the hrst meeting on the fall circuit,
ana II is expected that there will b. l6 or Is
consecutive weeks of racing
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EASTERN RACES.
Three Jockeys Badly Hurt in a Race at
Chicago.

. Three Jockeys Badly Hurt in Race at
Chicago.
CHICAGO. July AT Washington Park
raeetrack to-day the weather was fine and
the track in goodcondition. In the,third.race
Revolver. who was heavily backed as the
fayorite, stumbled in the stretch and fell,
rolling over his jockey, Hart, and bringing
Morse and Future down with him. Jockey
Washam had his skull fractured and will
probably die. Jockeys Hart and Hoggette
were painfully bruised. The results of the
races were as follows:
One mile. Bolivar Buckner won, Ray S
second. Bracelet third. Time, AS.
Three quarters OF mile, Maid Marion
won. Filth Belmont second, Indigo third
Time, 10.
One mile. Ely kindly won. Zeke Hardy
second, Freelight third. Time, 1:4S.
One and a quarter miles, FL Rayo won,
Princess Limo second. Lake Breeze third.
Time, 2:12%.
Six furlongs. Julius Sax won. Fillide
second, Whitewings third Time. :1ek.
six iurlongs. Heller Shelter won. Hart
Wallace second, Lillian Lindsay third.
Time, :1S.
At Monmouth Park.
MONMOUTH PARK. n. j., July THE
weather was fine and the track fair The
summaries are:
Seven furiongs, Maidstone won, ssrath-
meath second, Sleipner third. Tire,
1:27A.
Six furiongs. Cactus formerly Thistle
coi) won, Mss Maud second, j. Lampley
third. Time, :14A.
Six furlongs, DIR. Rice won, Hammie
second, Elsino CIT third. Time, :16A
The Monmouth Oaks purse, one and n
quarter miles. Yorkvills Belle won. Anna L
second. A llionippa third. Time. .: 0SA
One mile, PIcknicSer won. Candelabra
second, Judge Morrow third, i Al
One and sixteenth miles, Beauty D
won. Mr.. Sass second. Snow ball third
Pima ~
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..Tha Callm Thanked

The regular meeting of the Canadian
Republican Campaign Club was held at
Canadian Hall, corner OF Sixth and Mis-.
slim streets, last night. A committee was
appointed to attend to the procuring of uni
forms. I'll ose appointed were: George O..
Hamlin, a. Ii. Moore, William Douglass. j.
:. OBrien. Speeches were made by Emil
Heidenreich. George O.sHamiin. J. T. Bar
ton, William Mckenzie and Captain de
Spar. After an hours drilling by Drill
master de Spar, the meeting adjourned,
with three cheers for Harrison and Reid
and thanks to The MORNING CALL.
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THEY FINALLY GAINED DOWN.
A Murder Almost Causes an Indian Uprising
in Washington.

5 SPOKANE. Wash, July IA Review
special from Loemis. 0kanogan County,
gives the particulars of the killing of Coya
Kiah. an Indian of Chief Moses band. by
Dan Whipple, miner. a large number of
Indians were in town celebrating the Fourth
by INDUCING in drinking and fighting. Coya
kiah was knocked down by Whpple, and
he vowed vengeance. At O'clock the next
morning he started after Whipple with a
knife in his hand. WhippIe ordered him to
stop. but the Indian still advanced. and
Whipple then drew his revolver and fired
with fatal result. There were fears for a
while that there would be general upris-
ing of the Indians, but they finally Gained
down and buried their dead brother.
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Jackson,s Successor.
shortriare D.,te.I.

Samuel NJ Shortridge left Wednesday for
Honolulu, and before going denied most
emphatlcally that he was determined to re-
main silent during the campaign.
Il am Republican," said he, "and as
such a warm advocate of the reelection of
President Harrison. | shall be absent six
or seven weeks in the Hawaiian Islands.
aud when l return whatever influence or
ability may possess Is at the service of
the party. 1 expect TO be heard all over this
State on the stump, and believe and hope
that Harrison will win"
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Seeking Her Husband.

Mrs. Martha Maier of Santa Clara, Cal.
has written to the Presiding Justice of the
Peace, appealing to him to assist her in
finding her husband, Rudolph Mailer, who.
though "a kind. dear husband" and will
she says, be only too glad to know her " here.
abouts. has not communicated with her for
one year. lie IS butcher by trade, and
when she last knew of him he was with the
California Glue Works. Her every endeayor
to learn something about him has failed.
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Won Goethe.s assananis.

George Sullivan and Edward Mclaughlin
were arrested yesterday by Detectives Dill
lon and Crockett for serious assault on
William Won Goethe, a saloon-keepe at
Sixth and Shipley streets. The TWO men
and SIX other hoodlums visited Won Goethe's
saloon on the 4th and called for drinks.
which they afterward refused to paw for
On demonstrating with his customers the
proprietor was assaulted with shower of
his own bottles and glasses ana very
seriously injured
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Shot Him.slf Aecidentallx. =

PHGSIx, Ariz.. July 7.-Newhall Her.
rick, who has been a resident OF Phoenix
since 1874, shot himself accidentally at 2
O'Clock this morning with 44-caliber re-
soiver "hiie trying to shoot q cat. The
ball entered the abdomen. badly onrtino tha
intestines and the doctor says he will die
Herrick fell over little wagon, causing the
discharge. The injured man is 46 years q Ia
and Is highly respected He was former
partner with Gearge FL. N. Luhrs in the
Commercial Hotel WV
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Los ANGELES NOT A LOSER.
Attorney General Hart Says the Railroad
Must Pay Its Taxes

SACRAMENTO, july 7.-Attorney-G General
Hart was asked to-day concerning the story
published in Los Angeles paper to the
effect that the county of Los Angeles had
lost S37 600, due from tie Southern Pacific
Company for taxes, because of the delay
OF the District Attorney in bringing suit TO
recover the amount thus enabling the CON-
pany TO plead the statute OF Limitation.
THE report is untrue" MIR. Hart said
'sThe suit was brought by the District At
torney immediately upon taking Office and
in accordance with my instructions, and the
court has sustained the action. holding the
railroad company responsible for the taxes
1t is untrue that any blame can rest upon
the District Attorney for delay"
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Mohawk Club.

The Mohawk Democratic Club OF San
Francisco met last night at their new club
rooms, 1907 Powell street. The following
officers were elected: President. q. III
Stout; frst vice-president, l.. Levy; second
vice-president w. Kahn; recording sec
retary, j. Z. Dockery; financial secretary,
9. Daboyieh treasurer. r. Ares; trustees
). Fay, u. kiliilea, l. Baker, NJ. Mihan,
A. Decontriux Jr.. seigeant-at-arms e.
Seek amp Jr.
The meeting was addressed by ex-Judce
Selden S. Wright, ex-senator T. Mccarthy.
J. Fay. j. Lynen, j. +. Dockery. j.. "
Merle and b. Kiililea.
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GOOD FOR SACRAMENTO.
Power to Be Brought Into the Capital From
Folscm

SACRAMENTO. July IL. b. Stilwell,
manager of the Westinghouse electrical sys-
TEN of Pittsburg, Pa, is in the city. He
came up from San Francisco tonight with
III. p. Livermore of the Natoma Land and
Water-power Company. and will accompany
him TO Folsom this morning The purpose
OF the visit is 10 inspect the water-p power
system OF the Natoma Company and decide
upon plans for bringing into this city the
electric power to be generated there. This
means a great deal FOR Sacramento. Ii
means that the city is soon to have sufficient
electric power to run ali her factories,
streeicars. and. in fact, everything that re-
quiTes motive power.
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LIME SET IT ON FIRE.
The Peculiar Cause of Disastrous Arlzona
Conf agration

Confagration.
PRESCOTT, AriZ., July This morning,
at O'Clock, fire destroyed the basement of
the courthouse, underneath the Sheriff's
Office, and it quickly communicated to the
upper part of the building Before it could
hs extingnished the Sherif's Office was badly
damaged, and the stairs leading to the
courtroom on the third floor were burned.
Workmen were engaged in building an adj
dition to the structure, and bad lime stored
III sacks in the basement in the room where
the fire started. A heavy shower occurred
about midnight, and it is supposed that
water ran into the building. Stacking the
lime and setting il on fire. The loss is be-
tween $1,000 ana $4,000, fully covered by
Insurance.
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Thurman Guards.

A meeting Of the Thurman Guards was
held last evening for the purpose OF electing
officers for the coming campaign. Captain
Robert Cleary was elected president and
William Archer secretary The election of
the remaining officers was postponed to the
naYr
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Republican Plans.

There is proposition on foot to reorgan-
ize the Republican County Committee by
the appointment of so men from each of the
rival committees, to be supplemented by
nine members TO be chosen by the State
Central Committee. In this way 1t Is hoped
to do away with the present strife and start
in on new basis
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eEl UPTON Is BANKRUPT.
One of His Steamers Sold to Satisfy Claims of
CrAdifors

NsSe11-HD1S IV4U %
Creditors
TACOMA. July THE Northern Pacific
steamer batavia arrived to-day Is DAYS from
Yokohama. Her freight consisted of 1869
tons OF rice, general merchandise, tea, curios
and silk. Captain Berwick, who went to
Hong-ki ng master and owner OF the steam
ship IorringtoD, which he sold in that city.
was on board. He said: II met Frank Up
ton, protector of The Upton line, at Kobe.
Upton is IN hard way. poor fellow. On the
18th his fine new twin-screw steamer Fam
best is TO be sold to satisfy the claim Of the
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Regaining q Chlnese Chatts,.

Me Tong. Chinese girl, was arrested on
Stockton street yesterday and taken to Vi
saIa. She is wanted there to answer a
charge of grand larceny preferred by All
Young. Constable johnson, who took the
maiden away, said he believed the charge
was the old trick to get her back In a
brothel. from which she recently escaped
and came to her parents In this city
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First Of the Sealers.

VICTORIA, b. c., July THE sealing
schooner Libbie, the first OF the incoming
feet, arrived this morning with SO skins.
She reports that all or nearly ali OF the
schooners have been warned out OF the
Boring Sea and those carrying white crews
will now try The Russian side
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The Mission Club.

The Mission Republican Club met in
Turn Verein Hall on Wednesday night and
organized drill corps. William Webb WAS
elected captain; Burop Kelly, frst lieuten-
ant; L. c. Gilmore. second lieutenant, and
Thomas O'Connell Jr., quartermaster. The
large hall OF Mission Opera-house was en-
gagged for drill purposes
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Loud Congressional Club.

The Loud Congressional Club of the Fifth
Congressional District met last night at
Medical College Hall. The meeting was
addressed by the following weli-known
Republicans: Edgar Briggs, John NJ. DAYS
and j. a. Watt ON the issues Of the day.
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A Schooner in Distrees.

The schooner Martha I'll. Tuft, which ar.
rived early yesterday morning, reports hay.
Ing l1st foremost head off Point Arena in q
heavy northwesterly gale and head sea.
The morning call., 1892-07-08

The regular weekly meeting of the STAN
ford Republican Club was held last evening
at 1884 Folsom street. Resolutions of re-
spect to the memory of the late Supervisor
ID. b. jackson were adopted
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a Double Tragedy.

TUCsoN. Ariz.. July City Policeman
William Elliott attempted to arrest a
drunken Mexican and was stabbed through
the heart He shot the Mexican dead and
then expired instantly himself
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All notes OF the Premium Note Company due
July IL will be paid on presentation at the office
OF the company 20 Montgomery street. on that
A. NJ. TO r. NJ.
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Smallnnx in Yintnria

VICTORIA, Il. c., july THE doctors of
this city met tonight with view of waiting
on the Mayor aud urging him to adopt
vigorous quarantine measures 10 prevent
the spread Of smallpox.
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three cheers given for the ticket. A COM
mittee WAS appointed to complete arrange
ments for uniforms. A committee was also
appointed 10 secure a hall and TO invite all
German voters to an illustration of the
Australian hallnt system
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Tehsma Will Fxhib;t

RED BLUFF. July H. The Supervisor
have voted TO appropriate $500 to
send an exhibit of Tehama County pro-
duets to the Worlds Fair. Ex-senator c. r.
roster goes to Chicago in proper time TO
take charge Of the exhibit at his own ex.
pense.
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King Of the Tramns.

TRACY, July 7.-Hassen Mahomid, the
King of the Tramps, arrived here this even
ing and gave an exhibition. He leaves for
MARTINEZ at 3 A. NJ
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ProhIbition.st Convention.

The convention of the Prohibition party
to nominate municipal officers will convene
at Lower Metropolitan Hall on Monday
evening,
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The Bohemian Club.

AT the quarterly meeting of the Bohemian
Club. to be held next Tuesday afternoon
the members will vote on the proposition 10
increase the membership to 500.
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THE TOWN BURNING.

Reported Distraction Of Elk Grove by Fire
Last Night
SACRAMENTO. July IA telephone mes
sage at 10 o'clock tonight to the Record
Union from Elk Grove, 13 miles from here,
announced that the town was on fire. The
Toronto Hotel. livery stable ard the
railroad depot had been burned at that
hour. Communication was then cut off,
both by telegraph and telephone, and at
TINS hour, II 80 A. NJ. the extent of the fire
is not known. Superintendent Wright dis
patched the railroad fire train promptly,
and ii must have reached there In 10 minutes
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German-American Democr,t..

The German-American Democratic Club
held its regular meeting Wednesday night
ii. Troppmann presided. The platform as
well as the nominees was indorsed and
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Billy Jensen and party went fishing off
the middle grounds yesterday and caupbt
SO pounds OF rockcod and one biuecod Which
turned the scale at 91s pounds
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Official No,ice.

The CdI: desire TO notify you that ON July
.: 1892, the firm OF Wallenrod, OsbouFne &
WHY Vas dissolved by mutual consent, and that
the business VIII be carried hereaf er under
the firm name OF George Naiienrod. Respect
July yours, GEORGE NALLENRop
San Francisco. July 2, 1892.
1t is understood that Mr. Osbourne will
remain with Mr.. Wallenrod as stage man.
ager OF the Alcazar. under saiaryl
Mr. Mark Thall leaves for the East to-day
on professional business
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Tan PIaxers Jaiied.


The police last night raided a tan game
il Washington alley and landed 10 of the
players ia the City Prison.
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which sails for Boring Sea with coal for the
Boring Sea patrol. carries X. MAYNARD. an
expert photographer, who has been engaged
to make a series of views of the seal rookie
lies for the Imperial Government
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Marshal OF the British Colonial Court of
Admiralty at Hong-Kong. 1t is the end of
the Upton line. and he is practically bank
runt
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nous ndS

VI dollars l spent trying
10 hnd a cure for SAT-
Rheam. which l had Is
years. Physicians said
they never saw so severe
a case. My legs, hack and
arms were covered BY the
humor. 1 began TO take
HOODS SARsAPA
isfLLA, and the flesh
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FIe.oed by FlIm-F Iam.

GEORGE Harris fieeced Frank Tanary out
OF "a 10 through the old f1im-flam trick in
saloon at Battery and Green streets yester-
on charge OF petty larceny.
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'- . u. Jerry became more healthy. the
sores soon hesied, the scales fell of, was
soon able TO give up bandages and crutches and
a happy man was" ). q. DERRY, 40 Brad
ford ST., Providence, r. /.
HOODS PILLS cure liver HIS constipation
biIIousness jaundice and sick headache. Try them
Tweed
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ASSETS.
l-Promissnry Notes and the debts
thereby secured, the a, tual value
or which Is Observation-Disclosures. 8.
The condition Of said PromisSory
Notes and debts Is as follows Tney
are all existing Contracts, owned
by said Corporation, and pay BILE TO
it at its once. which is situated at
the Northeasteriy corner of Post
and Montgomery Streets, In the
City and County of san Francisco,
State of California, and the pay
ment thereof is secured by First
MORTGAGES on Real Estate within
this state. Said Promfssory y oteS
are kept and held by said Corpora
tiOn at its said Office. which is its
principal place OF business. and
said Notes and debts are there sit
uated
2-Promissory Notes and the debts
thereby secured. The actual value OF
which ...................
The condition OF said Promissory
Notes and debts is as follows: They
are ali existing Contracts, owned
by said Corporation, and payable
to It at its ONCE. which Is situated
as aforesaid, aud the payment
thereof is secured by Northern
Railway Company of California,
8 per cent Bonds.' "San Fran
cisco and North Pacific Railway
Company 5 per cent Bonds" and
California Electric Light Com
pany per cent Bonds," the mar
ket value of ali said bonds being
S22s, $4,000. Said notes are sept
and held by said Corporation at ITS
said Office, and said Notes and
Bonds are there situated
S-Bonds of the United States
(S4,l00, e00.00) and of the District
of Columbia ($i .070,9 So, the
actual value OF which is. ......
The condition OF said Bonds IL
as follows: They belong to said
Corporation, and are Kept aud held
by IL partly in its own Vault and
partly In the Safes of Eugene Kelly
A Co.. Bankers. at the City of New
York. and are there situated. They
are "Registered per cent United
States Bonds" and "District OF
Commit ia 312 per cent Bonds
guaranteed by the United States
6oyernment--and are payable only
to the order OF said Corporation.
4-MisceHanecus Bonds. the actual
value Of which Is. ..............
The condition OF said Bon Is Is
as follows: They belong to said
Corporation, and are kept aad held
situated. They are "MarSet-streeu
Cable Railway Company per cent
Bonds" ''Spring Naiiey Water
Works per cent Bonds" tSutter-
street Railway Company per cent
Bonds" "City of San Jose per
cent Bonds" and City of San Luis
Obispo per cent Bonds"
5-lnterest on Miscellaneous Bonds,
accrued to July l. 1892
6-td) Real Estate situated IN the
City aud County OF san francisco.
Ia said State. the actual value of
winch lS.-s.s. ...-.......-.....s..
90 The land ana building i'm
which said Corporation keeps its
said Once, the actual value OF
which
The condition of said Real Es.
tate Is that 1t belongs to said Cor
poration, aud part OF it is produc-
tive.
7-Cash In United states Gold and
Silver Coin. belonging to said Cor
poration. and in its possession, and
situated at its said ONCE, actual
Valna
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WHEN You purchase chewing gum be sure An
sk Tor whites yucstan. Take no other.
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Pictures for the Government.
VICTORIA. July THE steamer Danube.
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IIARIIrrIEs

LIABILITIES.
1-Said Corporation owes Deposits
amounting to and the actual value
OF VIII cf fs,......... Sc- -gp
The condition or said Deposits is
that they are payable only ont of
said Assets. and are fully secured
thereby.
2-Premium on United States Regis.
tered 4 per cent Bonds, actual
:, value. ......."........... 9is
S-ReServe Fund, actual yalue 200