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REGEIV5R,S EIlGTInA SlIE
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

yellow JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
i psny-LocatlOn o. works and principal place OF
business. Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following.
described stock, account OF assessment No. 81.
levied the ninth day OF May, 1892 the several
Sm cunts set opposite the names Of the respective
sIra ehOldera. a foIlOMIs
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Royal MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CTFAMERS LEAVE ASPINwALL
- fortnightIy for ths West Indies and esSSHFSA
Eouthampton calling en- route at Cher SAAkkA2SS
1oprg France and Plymouth 10 land pssssngerx
Through bIlls OF Lading in Connection win -.
fRcnc Mail 3 ), Co, issued for freight aad
to direct ports IN England aud Germany
Through tickets IRON san Francisco 10 PIynont.
Cherho1rg, southampton First class. $195; Entr1
Class, S97 CO. For further particuIIrs appiy 70 ~
1tlVtt fAkkOEr z Gu. Aganrs Sol EiliIlcIiais
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM.
vi pany-Location Of works and principal place of
business. san Francisco California; location of
works, Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment No as.
levied the sixteenth day OF May, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
Shareholders, as follows;
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NE. cor. Stanyan and Grattan SITS only 3 blocks
from Haight-s. cable system lot ready to build
the omnibus and Frederick-st cable and the Met
ropOlan electric systems will pass within block
of this property Stanyah ST. is severed aud graded
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80S and SOs1a 18th ST., near Sanchez; 2 new
mod ern fats accessible by the Valencia and Castro
SITS. cable systems and fronting the san Mateo cleo
trio raiiroad fats contain and rooms and bath
each and rent for $65 per mouth; size OF lot. 25x
ia. ie26 If
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM RUTTERFIELl,
THIS DAY.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.
Has no connection with any other persons in the
business at old place.
ONCE q SalesroOm -4l2 Pine st. Nevada Blockl
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PANHANDLE BUILDING CoRNET
MUST BE SOLD.

Sc cor Lott ana Grove SITS; streets graded, sew
cred, etc; lot ready to build on; size 50xI0O.
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INCOME PROPOSITION.
GOLDEN GATE PARK SITE.

sutter.st business corner; Sc. cor. OF Suffer ST.
and Central ave-; Improvements leased for $500
per month; size Of lot, 90 4 lG65.
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IERY ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
COMPRISING.

...COAPRISING....
Very Handsome odd Pieces ParIor Furniture; Oak.
Cherry and Willow Upholstered Chairs and Rock
ers; Divans, Pictures, Bronze and French Clocks;
Irish P0int-lace Curtams Poles: Rich Porter es;
Elegant XVI Century BrAss-mounted Parlor Tables:
Bouquet Tables: Bed and Pain Lounges;
Magnificent English Oak Chant Der Suits. with
OSidized mOuntngs and Bevel Mirror Bureaus
comp etc, cost $50 and 800: Natural oak Cham
Der Suit; ThTee-quarter OAK Bedsteads; Best Spring
and Hair Top Mattresses; Fine White ssOn
Blankets; ComfcrterS. Spreads Sheets; Feather
Pillows; Bordersd Royal Wilton Carpets in parors.
new; Brussels Carpets Ia chambers, halls
and dining-rOOm; Fine Rugs; Solid OAK Extension
Table. Sixteenth Century flush; High-back Oak
Dining Chairs Very Best English Cutlery: Rodg-
era Plated ware: Decorated China glassware; Ia
Bile Linen: Eureka Range. with water6ack; Limo
leum: Granite Ware; Kitchen Utensils: Patent
Kitchen Table, etc. WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
l AuetiOueer, Az Pine street
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

Six fats on Laguna ST. (29l2j, near Union: g.
story building OF fats: of rooms on the first
floor 2-of rooms on the second floor and Of 8
rooms on the third floor; renting for $l032 per
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Market-st. corner; NV. cor Hermann and La
guna sts; fronts Market st. feet, Hermann st. II
feet, 20 feet I'm rear; lU6 feet deep on one side,
100 feet on the other
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CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Sc. cor. Bush and Pierce SITS; 1881. 1888, 1885
and 1887 Bush and 1852 Pierce; improvements
rent for Sl35 per month; must be sold: size OF lot,
66xl0U.
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Tie Government purchases Of silver for the
month Of june were $500 coo ounces at a range OF
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK

CABIN $50 AND UPWARD. ACCORD A~
~ tug TO steamer and accomm odations So SsElx5R
leeted; second cabin $50: Majestic aud Teutonle
s4U and $40. Steerage tickets from England. Irs-
land, Scotland, Sweden, Norway aud Denmark
through TO san Francisco at lowest rates Tickets
sailing dates aud cabin pa may be proeur ed from
". Ii. AVERY, Pacific Mali Dock. at the General
once OF the Company, 6l3 Market ST., under Grand
lIotol. o. w. FLETCHER
APPS IuWeFrSuu Gen. Agt. Tor Paclhc Coast
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Iuesday '''st'''t''''. SSI 1879
At IL O'Clock A NJ, on the premises,
eI27 PINE STREET, NEAR WEBSTER,
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Aud IN eccordance with law and an order OF th5
Board OF Trustees made on the sth day OF May
1892 many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary win be sod pubic auction
at the Office Of tho company. L 3 Main st, sold
HILL New, on MONDAY, the 18th day or July, 1892
O'CLOCK NJ OF said day, pay said delinquent
assessment thereon together With costs of adVer-
sisng ana expenses OF sale.
iel9 I'd w. H. BLAUyELT, Secretary.
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PortIand,s Business.
F1change and BulIioa.

PORTLAND Or, June 27.-CIearances, S412, 600
balances, Ss4, 600.
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EXCURSION RATES:
Thirty Day EKcursiOn-ROund-trt Tickets. to ana
from all stations, at rs per cent reduction from
single tariff rate.
Friday 10 Monday Notwithstanding Tickets
sold on Fridays Saturdays and Sundays. good TO
return following Monday: TocaIoma and Point
Reyes. 81 IS; TOmales, 81 90; HoWards, a. 50;
Cazadero SO co.
Sunday Excursion ! ound-trip Tickets good on day
sold only: Camp Taylor, IOcalOma and Polns
Reyes, 81 co. Tomaies, 81 SO; Towards, 81 co..
Duncan's Mill aud Cazadero. 81 50.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave CaZadero daily arrival OF 900 A. n.
from san Francisco wseR days and 90 A. &.
train on Sundays. for Stewards Point, Gualals
Point Arena. Cufeys Cove, Navarro, MendOcins
City Fort Bragg and all points on the North Coast.
WILLIAM GRAVES, +. B. LATHAM.
General Manager. Gen. PAS Tkt. AZk
General Offices. a sansome street.
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VRENCE VINCENT FRANK W. BUTTERFIELD
BUTTERFIEL0 & VINCENT,
At ! o'clock A. NJ,
CORNER OF EDDY STREET,
I'VE WILL SELL.
THE VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE

Contained in the above Residence.
COMPRISING IN PART;
One Very Elegant ParlOr Suit upholstered IN very
costly materials Tee-atete Sofa, Magnificent Ro X
ana Fancy Corner Chairs Elegant Cherry Cen
ter Tables; COruices and Real Lacs Curtains; Oil
Paintings; EtclingS Elegant Po-tleIes; Magnificent
Sixteenth Century Natural OAK aud Cherry Cham-
Der Suits Clipper Spring Mattresses: Elegant Bed
ding; Magnificent Mirror-.roHt Folding Bed Ele-
giant Oak Chifontsr. with beYei mirror top; Hoey's
Patent Sofa he'd upholstered in CRIMSON plush; Ele-
CANT Oak tdebOard: Oak Extension Table; DinlBg
Chairs; Chnaware; Class ware, etc: Elegant Range;
Kitchen Cabinet and Cooking Utensils Complete.
% p BUITERFIELp VINCENT. AuctOneers,
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO new YORK. WA PANAMA
Steamers viii sail at NOON on the 9Th. E%a
18th and 18th of each month calling at Gsc5zsg
various ports of NJ sxico and Central America
Through line saiilngs-Juy 5, SIS. City of sydney;
July Is, S. san Jose; July %, IS. San Juan.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
STEAMER SAILS Al NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling at Mazatlsn san Bias. -Manzanillo,
Acapulco Port Angel SaiIua Cruz, TOaaia san
benito. OcOs. Champerico san Jose de Guatemala,
Acaiutla La Libertad, La Union, Amapala Coriato
San Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas
Way line saiIing-Juy IL, at II o'clock noon, S.
COima.
When the regular sailing date falls on Sunday,
steamers VIII be dispatched the following Monday.
JAFAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONG-KON3
Connecting ct Yokohama with steamers FOR
Shanghai and at Hong Kong for East IndIsL
Straits. etc;
China ......... ........ saturday. July 9, at p {
Peru new .......... Thursday, August L. at
City Of Rio de Janeiro. SATURDAY, Aug. II at Il
ROundtrip tickets 10 Yokohama and return As:I.
ouced rates,
For Freight or Passage apply at the once eorn3c
First and BrannaR streets.
Branch Ofce-Z02 Front street
Arau
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras 81 IS
a rs; Bakers extras. 81 559i 65 superHne, 50 rs
@13 ? Dbl.
WHEAT-Opened the week depressed and dun.
NO I. q 37154l $3.50; choice 81 40 e ctl; lower
grades, 81 S21g9i So extra choice, Tor milling,
42lzG l 47L2 p oti
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THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE

COMPRISING
Carved Ebony Case Upright Kimbal Piano, superb
tone and finish, quite new, cost $3.50; Elegant Par
lor Suits: Easy, reception. Turkish. OAK, Cherry
and Willow Rockers and Chairs, richly upholstered;
Oil Paintings; Lace Curtains and Poles: OAK, Cherry
ana Library Tables Very Elegant Natural Oak,
Cherry aud XVI Century Finish Folding beds, cost
ing from $75 to $3.50 OAK, Walnut and Cherry
Marble and Wood Top Chamber Suits, with Bevel
Mirror bureaus, WArdrObes and Chltfoniers; Three
quarter Bedsteads; Best Clipper Spring and Hair
top Mattresses: Mission Blankets; Feather Pillows;
Body Brussels and tapestry Carpets over the house,
Walnut aud Oak EItension-tableS. Walnut Side
board Dining hairs; Plated-ware Cutlery; Crock
cry, China and CLASS Ware; Range and Kitchen
Utensils
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WILLIAM BUTTERFlELD,

Real Estate Agent and General Auctionssr,
(Has no connection with any other persons in the
business-at his old place.
once and salesroom-4l2 Pine St.. Nevada Bank Big.
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MISSION COTTAGE.
MARKET ST. INVESTMENT.

Cottage; 10 LapIdge st, Valencia and 18th;
history cottage of rooms renting for $50 per
me- nth: size of lot, 25XS0.
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GAN FRANCISCO AND NJ P. RAIL WAY.

Ahe DonahUe broad-Hauss Route
COMMENCING SUNDAY PRII. Is, 1884,
~ and until further notice boats and trains VIII
tssve from and arrive at the San Francisco PasseHp
ger Depot, market-streeE wharf, es follows:
From San Francisco for Point TibuFons
BeIVsdere and San Raftel.
WEEK DAYS-7:40, $40, II 30 A. NJ. 1880, $500
sos, 500 P. N.
4UNDAYS-S:00, $780, lli00 A. N; 1880, $3.50
$780, 6l5 P. II.
From san Rafael for San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:26 7 $50, ESQ, 1880 A. NJ; l 40
$40, :O5 F. n SATURDAY ONLY-An extra
trip at $50 P
BUNDAYS-S:1O. $40 Halo A. NJ: lao, $40
$500. 6:25 P. NJ
From Point TiburOn to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:5O 20, 9 :55, II :55 A. N; Z:O5.
4:05, ;S5 i. NJ SATURDAYS OHLY-An exc
ira trip at 9 $50 P
sUNDAYs-8:35, 10 :O5. 1888 A. NJ; 2:05, 4'Oss
$3.50 $3.50 p NJ
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PhCIFIc CoAsr srEAMsHI9 co.
FOR PORTLAND ? ASTORIA, QREG0N.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ia
i ocean Divison-and PACIFIC COAST 1892
E1EAMSHiP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 A. N. for the above ports onaJt
their Al iron steamships viz:
STATE or CALIFUKNIA-May 90 Jnne TO- %,
July 5, is. 70, August 9, 81
CULUMBIA-May rs, June 8, ls so. July H. "a,
August 3. / 7, %.
oREGoN-June 2, IL 26, July 8. 20, August l,
8. -.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pactia
Railroad. Oregon Short Line and othsr divergIlZ
lines for all points in Oregon Washington, British
Columbia. Alaska, Idaho Montana Dakota, Utah,
Wyoming. Yellowstone Park aud ali points East ana
South and 10 Europe
Fare TO Portland-CabIn. Sl5i steeraga So round
trip. cabin $50.
Ticket Ofices-I Montgomery ST., and Palaces 10
tel. New Montgomery ST.
6OUDALL PERTAINS & CO, Supt. Ocean IInS.
ST San Fra
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
sUN AND TIDE TABLE.

iputed by THOMAS TENEESr. Chronomstss aud
Instrument Maker. California street.
Sion OF The MO ndan SAll1r
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summer now that this road has be-
come such an important link in
through train service. The Canadian
Pacific will shorten up the time be-
tween Boston and Minneapolis so
that the Minneapolis sleeper which
now passes through here in the night
will come through here eleven hours
earlier on the lair line" express in
the afternoon. The Minneapolis
sleeper runs every day In the year
and the Canadian Pacific wants the
Boston & Maine to run the day ex-
press Sundays, or else their western
sleeper will have to stay in Montreal
over Sunday. The Connecticut River
road also has a through sleeper from
Springfield to Quebec and they want
the Boston & Maine to run the night
mail Sundays to accommodate the
River road. The Passumpsic road
has so many extra freights on Sun
day that if regular passenger trains
are it will make a pretty lively
day.
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you what is the disease and the cause of
same free of charge
NEW ENGLAND HOME" The play at
the Opera house next Saturday evening
is a Yankeefarm comedy in which Henry
LAMAR presents the character of Aunt
Priscilla, a New England widow whose
life is a constant torment from the antics
of ""those terrible children" The barn
yard scene, the husking bee and the
specialties of the company make an even
ing of rare amusement. The Boston
Herald says: "LaMarr's creation of the
widow Prue, in a New England Home,
is as great in it's line as the Sellers of
Raymond, the Dundreary of Southern,
The Bardwell Slote of Florence, or the
Rip Van Wrinkle of Jefferson" Go and
enjoy a hearty laugh. 1t is the funniest
show that ever came to St. Johnnsbury.
F. J. Borden, Swanton, Vt, will en-
large your photographs for you in a
most satisfactory manner. Give him a
trial order.
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ADVERTISEMENT
There are no crackers on the market
hat give satisfaction like Vermont
Creams" Askyour merchants for them.
THE king is dead long live the queen.
The Queen Olga cigar will always live
and it is having a remarkable sale be-
cause it is a good cigar. Buy it. Try it.
MENTION is made of the answer to E.
E. Sargent's advertisement of last week,
headed" Personalities and Challenges" in
another column. CHAs. S. HASTINGS.
For general Vermont news AXE the
Weekly Free Press in connection with
the CALIFORNIAN. Both papers one year
for 1910 and a full report of the doings
of the legislature will be found in the
Weekly Free Press.
Ask for genuine and take no other
Revere Standard Java Coffee. Guaran-
teed absolutely pure and highest grade
cultivated coffee. The greatest pains,
most skilled labor, and latest improved
machinery are all employed to make this
the most delicious coffee in the world.
ALWAYS sold at retail in pink bags.
HARD OR EAsY:-A safety bicycle with
a rigid fork is like a trotting sulky, good
on a smooth road or track. It's the
common roads more or less rough that
tell the story, where 90 per cent of the
riding is done. It's the thump that
wears out a bicycle, the jump and jar
that bruises the anatomy. But you can
get along without the Victor Spring
Fork. So can the bicycle without oil:
BUT 1T GOES HARD Call and see the
"92" Victor. 1t is king of all bicycles.
c. Nj. BERRY, Agent.
DIR. MASON, so well known in this
locality by his successful treatment of
cancer and other blood troubles, will be
in Waterbury at the Barrett house on
April the 10th, and at the Pavilion at
Montpelier the Goth; at Hardwick, Cen
tennial house, the DIST; and at St.
Iohnsbury the 22d, and will be pleased
to see any who are afflicted with chronic
blood disease, including cancer, tumor,
scrofula, and all blood and obscure
disease. Examination will be free and any
advice that can be given without charge.
If you have any trouble do not fail to
| see Dr.. Mason this time and he will tell
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A CHANCE FOR TREE GROWERS.

The experiment station has a large
number of trees of the most promis-
ing varieties of Russian apples, pears,
plums, and cherries. These trees
are four years old and are standing
now in nursery rows. 1t is proposed
to distribute these gra~tuitously in
small lots to such farmers as are so
situated that they can make profta-
BILE use of them, keep accurate record
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
Il SHORT SUGAR SEASON.

The maple sugar season of 1892
will be remembered for its brevity,
and it has proved, in most sections
of this state, cry nearly a failure.
The more elevated localities, where
the snow and cold waves fingered
longest, have had the advantage
over their more level neighbors, but
even in such places the yield is re-
markedly short. 1t is estimated
that about one quarter of an aver
age crop has been gathered, and this
mean of course a considerable loss
ting it at fully a million dollars.
ThelOCal markets have been cOmpar-
"ativelv destitute of the sweet mater
ial, only very little of it having been
brought in, and that wasquickly dis
posed of. There has been a lack in
quality also, Is well as in quantity.
Both maker and consumer will feel
the lack, and a great many people
outside of Vermont who look for an
annual indulgence in maple sugar
will have to go without that luxury
this year.
Our West Burke correspondent
writes that most ofthe sugar makers
here are making some. In soine
instances the quality is fairly good,
and in others bad-and that too
among good makers. Inspector
Porter is not hurried as yet. He
says that in his own sugar place $50
pals Of sap produced only 5Opounds
of sugar"
The situation this year may per
haps be illustrated by the recent
remark of a Caledonia county
sugar maker, to the effect that he
usually sold about $500 worth OF
syrup, but had mot made enough
this season to pay for washing the
buckets"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
NEWS.

Five shares of Connecticut River
stock were sold recently in Boston
for 1895, the highest price ever re-
ceived.
The Boston & Maine railroad Off
Gals will be in this vicinity next
week on a tour of inspection of this
end of the line.
1t is said now that ex-Premier
MERCER of Canada is to be made at
torney for the Grand Trunk at a
salary Of $4,000 a year.
In a suit against the Northern
road at Concord on Saturday, the
court found the value of the stock of
that road to be $165 per share.
Capt. F. ]. Hawley of Swanton has
sold his mill property and will COM
mand the steamer Maquam again
this season, plying between Maquam
and Pittsburgh.
The Central Vermontroad has just
finished a large new elevator at Nor
wood, on the o. & L. c. division. 1t
has a capacity of 100000 bushels,
and a car can be loaded with grain
from it in two minutes.
Freight business on the Passump-
sic and ST. !. & L. c. divisions of the
Boston & Maine is booming now,
and has been for some time past.
Especially heavy are the through
freiohts via Swanton and Norwood.
Railroad commissioners were to
have a convention at Washington
Yesterday, and the Vermont commits
sion was to be represented, L. @,
Baglev of Rutland being a member
of the committee of arrangements.
AT a conference of the Boston and
Maine and Concord and Montreal
railroad officials in Boston, 1t was
decided to put on an early morning
mail and passenger train to leave
Boston at $40 a. m, beginning June
II. 1ulS Will OAlHS IN DOSNOh
papers into St. JOhnsbury at 1 p. m
The move to bring the Connection
River road down to two-cent fares
and compel it to sell the new issue o
stock at public auction, fell far short
of Endorsement in the Massachusetts
house on Monday. The Springfield
Republican notes that cit was better
TO rule the two-cent fare question Out
at this point and reserve it for a gen
eral measure applicable to all road:
equally well situated, if it is to b.
passed upon at ali.
There is a prospect of more Sunday
trains on the Passumpsic road thu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
HORSE GOSSIP.

AS our advertising columns show,
William S. Bailey, proprietor of the
Maplewood stock farm at East
Hardwick, is ready for the coming
season. His farm is headed by
Lambert B., 2.26A, by Daniel Lam
bert. Sprague Superb, 2.29A, is an
other promising stallion. There are
two sons of Golden, 2.2SA, in the
stud this season, Gratian, and DIR.
Train, and another, Harlus, that is
kept at the farm of w. J. Smith, Rye
gate. 1t will interest horsemen to
learn that Helen M, 2.27, is in foal
to Kremlin. ppm.
The Northern Caledonia Fair as
ISOLATION are making elaborate
preparations for their stallion show
at Lyndonville this spring, and the
breeders of this section are taking a
lively interest in it. The affair has
attracted the attention of outsiders
as we'll and the Manchester Mirror
and Farmer, an excellent authority
on horse gossip, will be represented
bv it's turf editor, w. c. Clark.