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sd era9te Sbr August Flower aIs rae
bite SeiIr1ttteI In Der Welt fls DsspsSfa.
Sd tpdrs betnabs an bieier Rranibett asitore
Ben, gebranda tnbeien mebrers Hlai1cn
August Flower unb sraGts mid fest ala
dne1 stiunbsn Rarn. SD enpfsbIs biese
Nsbaht auiri&tt5 Der Ietbenbsn Rsni85est
bsr sarsea @sIt." D
@. 9. Gretn, g1etntse GabrifaaS
Wooaburp, Nfu Ssrien, q. < q.
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sir bic belten @aaren 81 ben nieos
riaiien Yrsifen 9ebt mad
0er5og&Wilo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

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&tIprtnsenfeu Eei6perntu, rpte S&ntubel, 1ebeIs
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s&m.rb in her Gstte d. (. 10. Wdtr.nb MN ftre
EApcrrastntFe Wtrfiamtett bartu bsRstt bab fe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

8Hid:.
Bier Sabre iuaren usrsonsen. Gls
es bann rieoer Sriibling eeruorben. bic
Sdwa!ben bon Der Rinterreifc beins
febrten uuo irDblid imitidernb auf BEN
Dadseiims ioben, 5eisie mir Sermann
&eiubers nit Stold ieinsn Stpe,ten
Sobn, einsn friiden. trdftissn Sun8en,
unb theilte mir suolei9 nit, bab ct MIDI
gum 9aufpatb.n ouserieben bobe. |
Tatbin ionte adtbe's s@pefer peroen.
tpelds i.bt, na1 benz Eobe Der often
Dame, aus benz Suoen Slriidf.brte.
SD bate 1artba felt flint Sabren
ui9t msbr seieben, unb 5tuar felt ienem
Gage, on benz i'd fe bamals ouf ben
@es 81 meiner 8ertpanoten sebradt;
nun fab id iie wieber. Dod pelde
g~eranbcruns iuar nit ibr %porsesunssn!
Das ipar ni9t mebr bas i&wd9tise
Sinh BON ebebem, ionbern iie sfl9 gang
ibrer @dueiter, ,uie iie mir ban,als
eutsesensetreten tuar, als ih lie Suerft
seieben. SOUR bas reide Saar eridiea
Elm ipenis beller blonb, unb in ben an'
gen ssiste iid ftatt oes trobistn Bliss
ems ein tlarsr, fainter Glana. Gu@ tint
ben Munb lag Elm tueider Bug, ben
adtbe's id6nes @ef@t nidt beiab.
i Die belle Greube bes @ieberiebens
Geudtete aus ibren Bliden, unb mir tuar
gang eiseu gu Wutb. 9ann fab i'd
neben ibr aub laaidte ibren finnissn
Worten uub freute mid BON Ser5en mil
III benz fr5bliden 9reiie; mir ruar, ala
l5ie fid AUDI bon meinem Seraen cir
, 8intertann, als noble aud in mir, iuit
brauBen iii Der Ratur. Elm neue,
+ Sribtin3 erblaben.
Mart6a blieb cine 8eit lang bel ibre'
: e9iueitcr, uno i'd fam iest ofters 81
, Sseinberss; 10 funaeu ,uir uns, unb of
bic 9fineitsloden lduteteu unb bic ct
n iten &oI,n lire &el9e 6ffneten, oa tua
II rem Ntartba uno id elm gil dli9e,
8rautpaar. Gdldtern pertraute f
mir bann, ,uie iie mid INNER lieb AZ
o babt, tuie lie idon felt oielen Sabre
y nit Der liiIsn 2iebe bes 3inoerbersen
an mir s,bausen; ,uenn i'd tuesen ibrs
d lanslamen, trdumeriiden 8eiens n,
u. ibr se5arnt uub iie eeidoltsn bate. wt
d fe tia tpeinenb tueasesansen. Seo'
m Murseu unb ieben sbenb aber bate
+, in ibrem finbliden @ebet nleiner 9
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en- berem iie BON mir s%etrennt seipeie
mar CO nidt anbers setporoen.
e. 60 mar ein reider. tiefer Sdab b
er 2iebe mein eisen seueien, obne baB
er es setpubt poer seabnt, unb erft le
no bate ib i'm sefunoen. 9ieie 2isbe !
ne ieitoem mein 2ebeu uerid6nt uno b
fldrt, mein 9eim seidmiidt, meme 81
no aen oetbeitt, mem 2eib setrasen u
meiue Sreuoe erb6bt.
ls, 9ab( unb idarf iuebt Der @inb bu
re- ben @arten, bas Btdtterbad Der 2au
er lit mcGr unb mebr sefi4tet, bic ro'
em alnbenben 8ldtter iinten nno periueb'
bos mclfs 2aub rof9elt I'M Binb. u
I'm bic lcbtcn sftern fihb perblibt; bt
wirb Der @oroiurm ben 9ebra
tin modem unb Der Gdnee nit iueiber 81
Der bic idlummernben 3eime blbit
aes sBas tbufs? Mas's orauBen Bin
riff uerben, bel uns ,pobnt Der 5rlbling
Saus unb SerScn; ct ladt aus ben I
hm fen Nuasn, CT bliibt auf ben rot
lem Wanaen u~uiercr 3ieinen. uuo er or
res mid aus Sort unb 8lid meiner Wa
tba. gSie bcimli9, traut uno
bei. pinft mir nad bss Cages 2alt
,oes WIae Der Scierabcno i'll Dem
elt. 9icbr erbcllten unb bnrdiudruteu 5
,uie beim!
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Aafu's lungtn,Dd(m
tIt Elm ismf@akbAres ssaittel
sur 6eilune pom
8romrbftts
chez
Walskranktetteu.

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senoe:
GAINESVILLE. Deh.
5.rren s. q. earris ; 60.
@ertbe Serrenl SD mar felt 3s4n oha
sro6lf Sabren rcn grrn9ttiA tn ibreT ftIirun.
item form geqaaIt unb babe of: @tttd An
eseeny. Die Id gut empiabIen eAuien Enrta
erprObt, iebc& nit nnt ~serinaepi chez al
srtasIa Srfo!et, big ID SIREN lsnass-9aifssa
eeSrau1ts, 6ss mir IN hu3E Se4 9irAsnuna
i9afte. Sd balts sn fnS has tsss Ssss3snoi
grdparat faE ans bats. uns 3xnesattaaA
5siten uns ID toIts % fdy ulstas Efdat, htea
Stfsntli1 au srhassu. 70 BAT Nabels BON mstne
Grfabruna Nuteu Nebea aab fHlis futsu
fOnneu. N4tuuesecW
Natbtas Erseman.
@ir tsnnen Germ FREEMAN gut, ieins 300
Eessnos Gradruna eutfpri4t ben SAafia4en.
VI. u. @ratam B Co.. apot5essr. 9anesoide, 8.
@m. Gee f9rabt aus prinestcn, Snh,,
ALIENS aun8aDDalam ftebt in bisism SasA
bon Snsiana IN srob.m Gnt9sn. q ts .btea
Wxot3tu IN unIerex Geaeub.A
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6. q. Darlington, Snsvntear anb General
emttR. Spbnsp, antralten, f@reibt: ,,Au-
gust Flower bat cine bonRanbtse Seiluna
N uletnern Sale er5teIt. Go tptrfts pte eth
@unher."
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AWARDING THE PRIZES.
Exhibition Of st. IgnatiuS Sun
day.ScbOOl Yesterday.
An Excellent Programme Presented BY the
Pupils to Large Audience-Prize Win
uers in the Different Glasses.

The closing exercises Of the Boys Sunday
school OF ST. Ignatius College were held
yesterday.
The audience was unusually large, filling
the spacious hall Of the college to overflow
ing.
Those who participated in the exercises
and their classmates were given special
seats. and it was all the teachers could do
to find room for the Sunday school pupils to-
ward the latter part OF the hour preceding
the opening Of the exercises.
The programme presented, outside Of the
distribution Of prizes. was as follows:
Vocal music, choir; "ChrisrS Hidden and Pub
lie Life" Frank LeuahaH; vocal music, Allan
Jones ana RcSslyn Jones; "ChIlSts Miracles
aud Parallels" Thomas Quinn; vocal music,
choir; .CurlstS PASSION and DEATH tlaucis
Blu he; yOCa! music, choli; 'l hliStS Re,ufi &c
lion and Asc -usiun," Francis Haynes; vocal
solo, Waldo Poole; "Ch .urel'> views The
OphiIus PAlauderi violin solo, Joseph OBriel D..
Tie pr gramme was iRteT>persed with
stereopticOn views of CtrisSs life.
Following the exercises tie prizes We 9
distributed, the following Pupus being the
fortunate recipients
Higher DEPARTMENT OF the Sunday-school-
First elias Silver medal, James Car berry. hrst
premium, John Harrington; second PREMIUM
Frank Fulton.
Second class-Silver medal William Kincwell
silver medal. julius OLaUghiin; hrSt premium,
Fred Siven; second premium, Frank GriSeZ.
Third elass-SllycT medal. Frank Cailigan;
first premium, George Hopkins.
Fourth casS-Siyer medal, John LauChiiu;
FIRST premium, Joseph Kelly; second premium,
AlOysus GIi>eZ-
Fifth elass-Syer medal. James Mea; first
premium, Joseph Connolly; second premium,
John LEONARD.
Sixth clssS-silver meGal. Harry Branard;
first premium. Joseph McNight second pre-
MUM. Joseph Segrue.
medal, Joseph Madden; first premium, Antonio
Meu-uld.
Second cass-FIrst premium, Nell M0liOy;
seCOud premium. John Zweliel.
TEUd class-FWst premium, William Parker;
second premium Charles Doyle.
Fourth cia,s-FirSt premium, Charles D0ber;
second premium, Armand Ia Vale.
ST. Sebastian SChOOi-Eirst premium, Charles
Ryan; second premium, William KIRBY.
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COAST NOTES.

The wharf at Redondo Beach is being ex-
tended TO deeper water
All the Sierra streams are running too
much water for good trOut-hsbing.
The Salt River Valley in Arizona will
ship 10000 tons Of hay this season.
The Grand Army in Nevada will have
reunion at Carson on the 4th, 9th and 9th Of
July.
1t is said that the Rio Grande Western is
building the new Portland and Astoria
road.
The Grand Army of Southern California
VIII go into district encanpment at Ven
tura on July 10
Fourteen hundred and seventy acres of
watermelOnS have been planted this year in
tie neighborhood of Lodi.
The monster saurian of Death Valley
would seem to be meeting with some little
difficulty in getting itself believed in.
The Southern Pacific Company has re-
fused to join the Supervisors OF Sacramento
County in bridging American River at Fol-
som.
For the first time since the collapse OF the
BOde boom, 1t is said that daily train SER
vice Is to be established on the Carson and
Colorado Railway about July 1.
Thieves were caught trying to tunnel into
tile vault Of the Los Angeles pOstoffice the
other day, and were allowed to walk of
without mOleStation.
A party of Santa Fe surveyors is running
line from Ukiah 10 Humboldt with view,
1t Is stated, TO the purchase of the Donahue
road by the AtchisOn Company.
Cattlemen from the southern counties are
renting all the pasture land it is possible 10
secure in Sierra County. The bunch grass
makes excellent feed, and there is, MORE
over. scarcity Of feed on the ranges further
south.
10 the suit Of Maekay and Flood against
the estate of j. I. Boyd. the Superior Court
of MeDdocino County has ordered the sale
of $4,000 acres of coal land on Eel River.
B0yd owned a One-eighth interest in the
tract, an0 the bonanza people brought the
| suit To order the sale of the land in order
that they might secure that interest.
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The world a Cocoanut- Shell.
PALACE HOTEL

The savage islanders of the South Pacific
believe that the world is a cocOanut-shell of
enormous dimensions. at the top of which is
q single aperture communicating with the
upper air, where human beings dwell. At
the very bottom Of this imaginary she'll is a
stem gradually tapering TO a point, which
represents the beginning Of all things. This
point is spirit or demon without human
form, whose name is Root of All Exist
euce." By lin the entire fabric of creation
is sustained.
In the interior Of the cOe0anut shell. at
its very bottom, lives a female demon. So
narrow is the space into which she is
crowded that she is Obligsd to sit forever
with knees and chin touching. Her name
is 'The Very Beginning" and from her are
sprung numerous spirits. They inhabit
five different floors, into which the great
cOcoanut is divided. From certain of these
spirits mankind is descended. The island
ers, regarding themselves as the only real
men and women, were formerly accus-
toned to regard strangers as evil spirits in
the guise OF humanity, whom they killed
when they could and offered them as sacri-
fees.
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these authorities, but a moments reflection
convinced him that that would NOT do Then
he tried to forget the words. and yet remem-
Der the substance of their ideas. But this
he found a most difficult undertaking. tie
ate no dinner, complaining that his head
ached too severely. At night he was tired,
hungry and disguised with himself After
supper he sat before the fireplace more than
an hour, with his chin upon his hands ana
bis eyes closed; he was thinking. dis vest
was ne!d together by only one buttons the
lower one was gone. Finally he raised HIM
self I'D slowly. A new light shone into his
eyes.
Betsy" be said. "get NE some. paper
and ink, and oDodeld0c for my back. she
placed the writing materials before him.
and a cup of liniment by the IRE to warm.
Here, Johu," he said, addressing his
eldest boy, who had just come in from the
store where he was cIerking. Here, John,
you are better at writing than / am, and my
hand is so tired l can hardly
hold pen, anyway. Draw up sub
scription paper for the minister, to give $50
more q year. and put your father down $40
yes, $40, John Betsy, it's So If that
man can get up 100 Of them sermons every
year he ought to have $1,000. Betsy $1,000 is
a good deal of money; yes, 1t is! but say,
and | know. that the minister earns ii, every
dollar of it. l don't see for the life of me
and ] ought to know don't see how man
can write two of them sermons week L
worked at mine two whole days, and got no
further than the text"
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
Rich and Elegant Furniture, Carpets, Etc.
NJ. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIoNEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY,

monday '''''''''''.''..'',.......-oJu 6. 1899,
At II o'clock A NJ. at the residence
922 TURK STREET, NEAR LEAyENWORTH.
ALI OF The
Rich and Elegant ParlOr, Bed ard Dining Room
Furniture; Grand 712- octave Rosewood I'm.
right Piano; Handsome Gold Gilt Frame
&antel Mirrors; Choice Etchings and En-.
cravings; Mantel Clocks; Elegant Bisque
and Bronze Ornaments Rich Odd Parlor Up
hostery in the latest styles of covers and
frames; Silk Chenille Portieres; Lace Cur
tains; Brussels Carpets, Etc.
CONSISTING IN PART Of.
One Grand 712octave Upright Plano in perfect
handsome Hand-carved Cherry Frame Par or Set
in sat n, brocateHe, with bridal plush borders:
Richly Upholstered odd Sofas Divans Fancy
Chairs and Rockers; Inla!d center and Fancy
Ladies Cabinet Desk
Eastern Walnut and Oak Bedroom Sets with
French beveled mirror dressers: spring and
White Hair Mattresses; Down Feather FII-
wardrobes and Chiffoniers; walnut Burr Fold
ing-bed; Handsome OAK sideboard; Pedestal
Extension Table and Chairs: Single and Bed
Lounges Complete Dresden China Dinner Ies
Set; New Home Sewing-machine, Ia perfect
order; Handsome Oak HalI-stand: Hal and Stair
Carpets: Nearly New Range; Kitchen utenslls and
Fine Household Goods; the contents OF an ele-
Gantiy furnished l4-room residence.
ALSO AT p. NJ. SHARP,
At salesrooms, 1857 and 1863 Market street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, by order Of the Atlantic
Furniture Storage Company, about $4,000 worth OF
Handsome Parlor. Bed and Dining-rOom Furniture;
Moquette, wilton aud Body Brussels Carpets:
Large Msnte Mirrors; Rich Pictures, CLOCKS and
ornaments, held by them storage receipts Nos
1872. 1873 and 1903. being the former co tents Of
elegantly furnished houses sold 10 pay storage and
advances.
Consisting in part OF han dsome Parlor Upholstery
OF all kinds; Eastern Walnut 0aS and Cherry Bed
room Sets; fine Spring aud Hair Mattresses; Down
Feather Pillows. Mission Blankets and other bed
ding: large late Mirror-door Wardrobes CombI.
nation Chefoniers; Dwarf ard other Bookcases;
Walnut and OAK SidebO Tds; PEDESTAL Extension
Tables Odd Bedsteads and Bureaus; Bed aud 0rien-
tai Lounges; "a nearly new MOQuette aud Wilton
Carpets and Rugs; fine Ranges and large line OF
nearly new household goods too numerous To men
ton.
je5 2t NJ J. SIMMONS. Auct1oneer.
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ON THE COHSTOCK.
WOrk en- the Various Mines on the Biz
Lead.

VIRGINIA. New, June 4.-The following are
taken from the monthly letters of the mining
superinteudents filed yesterday:
Con. CAL. & NA.-1100 level Opposite the
west cTosscut from The end OF the drift run south
1856 feet from the ion OF the upraise, which was
carried up 73 feet above the mouth of The west
erOsScut from the main south drift 80 feet
south from the shaft station, an east cT0sscut
has been started and extend d % feet IN a vein
OF porphyIy and clay which carried a very low
assay value. 1900 leYel-FrOm the south drift
al point of conn elton with the old slopes we
continue 10 extract some ore aud filings OF aver
age milling value. From the upraise which was
carried up from the end Of the crOsscut run
west SO feet In from the main south
DRIFT LOB feet south from the shaft station
we have continued TO work upward and 10 ex.
tract ore OF lair quality. 1000 leyel-We have
continued prospecting upward from the old sill
floor OF the OLD slope, from which some ore OF
fair quality is being extracted, and some very
good ore has been taken out along The ore
streak on the east side Of the old timbers 1850
l5Yel-Ne have continued prospecting west from
The upfaise 80 feet above the sill floor. which
was carried up 90 feet above the southwest
drliL ore OF falr quality has been extracted
from the drift run east from Wine down 10
feet) IN working upward from that point, From
the north end Of the California ground on The
west SIDE We are working IN the old stopes and
extracting theIefrom some ore OF fair quality
The driit started south from the bottom of
the wlDZe sunk % feet IN this locality
through the old timbeTs has been advanced
30 leet IN pcfpbyTy formation carrying narrow
sifeaks OF quartz Of very low assay value. 1850
ieTtl-ln the east cTOSseuts l aud 3 from the
main south dIift In working upward from the
ing ore. 1900 level-Along the south eud of the
drift running south fIom tie eros cut run ca st
from Wine i sunk from The 1850 level We nave
continued TO extract some ore from The sill floor
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Alameda.

The Board Of Education will hold a meet
ing Tuesday evening and elect teachers for
the ensuing term. 1t IS said that lady
teacher will take the place OF G.. L. Breden-
bach Designed in the High School
City Clerk Millugt0n will leave in few
days for Los GatOs.
The deficit of $4,000 in the general school
fund will engage the attention of the City
Trustees this evening. Until they make
some provision for the deficiency the sal
aries Of the school department jtnitOrs and
teachers in the High School will remain I'M
paid.
Pacific Hose Company 4 held its an
nual picnic yesterday ia the foothills near
san LeandrO.
The agitation in favor of closing the
saloons on Sundays is creating much in
terest and the movement gives promise Of
being successful. The salOOn-keepers d o
not seem 10 be very much alarmed. how
ever, Tor they DO not think the trustees
will act in the matter until the expiration
of the present licenses.
The removal OF awnings from many of
the PaTk-street business buildings has i'm
proved the appearance of this thorOughfare.
Very few awnings now remain, aud they
will soon come down.
The Encinal Republican Club is prepar-
ing to give an entertainment the latter part
Of this month.
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4nE LovRK.s REASONING.

Tell wbv love herr Tell me why,
Turning from muFSy to% WI S Iooi PPgs9les Heh'
Ill answer then
WIS do love herr Anayze
Vbere IN the violet tie perfume IS
Where in the music's strain the tears arises
Can you DO this?
Tell why love her? Yes. when you
Reveal the secrets which in SnOwdrop lie,
Or strain the beauty from the drops OF dew;
Then I'll tell why.
Why do I love her? First make clear
Whence steals through minister sisles the rest
full spell
That fills with mystic sense the atmosphere:
then VIII tell Temple Bar
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eley.

The Town Trustees will tonight award
tue contract for sprinkling streets. The
schoOl-plan matter will also come up for
discussion.
Eight students will be graduated from the
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute to-mor-
row.
The Golden Gate School Trustee election
Will be held tomorrow There will be
close contest between Mr.. Hunt and Mr..
Miller.
1t is stated that General Superintendent
Beaaregard Of the JudsOn Iron Works Will
resign after July and so to Mexico to lake
charge Of q Tolling-mil.
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DELINoUENr SALE NOTICES,

A LPHA CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
~ COmpany-LocatiOn Of principal place OF bust
ness, San Francisco, Cal; location Of works Gold
Hill, Storey County Nev.
NOtice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF Assessment No s.
levied the I4th day OF April 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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And in accordance with law and order OF I've
Board of Directors, made the l4-h day OF April,
1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF such STOCK
as my be ssary Will be sold at public auction
at the office of the company, room l. 3OS cantor
MIA street. san Francisco. Cal. on TUESDAY, the
fourteenth l4thJ day of June 1892. az the hour OF
! p NJ OF said day to pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with cost OF advertising
A. w BARROWS, Secretary.
onice-Room IL, 500 California street san Fran
cisco, Cal my29 VI
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sUN AID TIDE TABLE.
Computed by Thomas TESSENT Chronomstst and
Instrument Maker California s5resE
Sign Of the Wooden SIiio--
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Addison, Geo
Ackerman, Alfred III
Adams, g
AhlIn. X Albert 2
Aiken, q w
AitChison, r
Alanson, J w
Aiger, Miss Anita NJ
Alexander. Mrs Mitchell
Altrup, Miss Emily 2
Anderson, L Z
Bailey, Jas Il
Bailey, Joel j a. Co
Baker. Ben
cambridge, j q
Baldwin. Mrs A
Barker, Mrs f
Barden, Miss Mary
Barnes. Miss Ella
Barry, Miss NJ A
Bartlett, Richard
Barwell, Chas
Beach, Geo q
Beaule. X
Beams. Harvey
Becker, Mrs Nellie
Beckwith, Miss Belle
Beckett. Mrs MOllie
Berchalter. VIM Henry
Beety, I q
BengtsOn, JnO
benjamin, Mrs z g
Bennett. Mrs A w
BeDmer, Felix
bernstein, Paul
Berry, Nils
Berringer, Miss Ida M
Biber. Geo V
Bidweil, o Is
Biers. Miss EN- ma
Biren. Mrs Rasey
Birkner, ii
Bisbee, Elijah
Beach. Miss A
Black well, Mrs Ruth
Blanchard. Mrs WIN
Blankihship, Mrs M ID
Blum, Harry
BOatright. j Is
Bodine, Geo
Bohm, Miss Maria
Bohm. VIM Il .
Boiger, Miss Mary
Bond, ii ii
BOrde. Henry
Borland. Jas Il
Bostwick. Mrs J X
Cabin. Miss Letitia
Cahill, Oscar w
Cal Preserve Co
Callaghan, Anthony
Callaghan. Miss Katie
Caldwell. Mrs e
Campbell, Mrs Tom
Casey. Mrs NJ
Carey, Miss Norah
Carrie q Hood
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the POstofhce al San Fran
cisco on MONDAY June q, 1892.
R5- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for advertised Letters" aud give the
date of the list II not called for within two weeks
they " III be sent 10 the Deadletter Once
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

OPHIR SILVER MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
" tion of principal place OF business. San Fran
CISCO California; lOcat on OF works Virginia Min
ing District. Storey County, State Of Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given that at meeting of the
Board Of Directors held on the third $50 day OF
Juno, 1892, assessment mo. 5SJ OF fifty
900 per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation payable Immediately in United
States gold coin TO the Secretary at the ONCE OF the
gomery street. san Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
unpaid the seventh (7th) day OF July
1892. Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction and unless payment is made before
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the tweHtY-SeYepth
(27th) day OF July, 1892 to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the OF advertising
and expenses OF sale. r. H. HOLMES, Secretary.
Ofice-RoOm 4, Nevada block. No 800 MOntgom-
cry street, san Franc iscO, California ie4 I'd