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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-18

great length. but owing TO his imperfect
Wedge Of English the lady "didn't
understood myself" as he expresses II. He
still has hopes. however, Of having the
EiDDodrome built along in front OF the Cliff
House.
Even with the loss of the cork boots Mr..
Gerber did not wholly give UP the idea OF
walking on or under the water lie IS now
at work on an Invention which, when COM
p.eted, vii enable man to STROLL along on
the bottom of the sea and breathe with his
feet. The machine consists OF helmet
with two small rubber tubes leading to
pair OF shoes with hollow sheet-iron soles
three inches thick.
Inside Of each of these hollow soes Is an
air-pump operated by small bulb on which
the toes press as the wearer promenades
the deep. by this means air IS pumped
from the feet to the head, but where the
supply comes from is not explained. The
traveller presumably keeps on breathing his
own breath until It becomes so thick that
he can bite it. He then comes to the sur
face empties the vitiated air from his shoes
and has them refilled
AT present Mr.. Gerber is at work on a
model of his flying balloon for the Worl1's
Fair. He has the assurance that IL he sends
the model 1t will be returned to him I'M
in iurad
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Hons Are Not Scarce.

Mr.. Bauer of the firm of j. C. Bauer e
Co. was spoken to yesterday regarding the
scarcity of hops. as reported in an Eastern
telegram. He said he did not think there
was any truth in the report and gave statis-
tics to show ground for his opini on. The
Pacific Coast, according to Mr.. Bauer.
raises 100000 bales of hops per year. Out
of this 10 per cent is all that is used on the
coast, leaving 10000 bales for export. This
surplus is shipped to the Eastern States and
to England, aud should shortage make
itself apparent there are still many thou
sand bales of hops here ready for shipment
at any time.
He also says that the same story was set
afloat last year. but was proven to be a
canard. and he thinks that the same result
will show itself this year.
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NEW York. Feb l7.-Bradstreets gives clear
ings for the week for the principal cities of the
United States follows: New York. $747. 356 900,
decrease II. per cent; Chicago S9O,S600O0 In
So; Boston. s9s.21O.000. Increase 7.5;
Philadelphia, 1925. 900. decrease 1913; st. Louis
S23,Sl0,0O0. decrease 20; San Francisco. &c.
1923, OU0 Increase IL; Baltimore. s14. 6Ol 900, de-
crease z; PittsDurg, $I3 600, increase 80:
Cincinnati s15,242,000, no comparison; Kansas
City, $l0,812 ,0OO Increase 90 New Orleans S12,-
e1S.000. Increase 100: Minneapolis. $6,724 900.
no comparison: Omaha $7.63S,0g0, increase
all: Denver. Cot. 50, $4,000. increase Is:
ST. Paul, $4 81 900, decrease 10; Portland. Or
81 .SSg 900, increase l7.5; SAT- Lake CITY, s1l73,-
900, decrease % q Seattle. 5000, increase
209: Tacoma 1895 900. increase 32.l Los Angeles.
$l056,00U, increase 500; Helena, 1851, 900. no
comparison; Spokane. 1917 900. no comparison;
Great Falls. Mont. 1885 900, comparison.
Total for the week ended February 10 for the
leading cities of the United States, $l,252 252 1877,
a decrease OF 10 per cent compared with the cor
responding period last year.
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poihaps' more meTiLorlous
II than the flying balloon
q g thought of by Jean b. Ger
Der of Francisco street.
With it Mr.. Gerber or any other man can
go from here to Europe in twenty-four
hours without the Formally of stopping at
water tanks or dining stations.
All that is required of the vovager is TO
get into the machine, which is prope led
through the ozone with sixteen propelIers
worked simultaneously by hand and foot.
There are three sets of wheels of different
shapes and sizes, thus giving triple power
to the flying balloon.
One set of propeilors radiate from the
balloon, another is located amidships. and
one at the bottom. but all connected by
pulley belts ana gear wheels.
These are operated by the gentleman or
lady who wishes to fly to Europe in twenty
four hours. The stearing gear is located at
the tail end Of the cigar shaped balloon, ana
if properly manipulated will direct the
machine up or down and sideways. or send
1t off at an acute angle. according to the
wish Of the operator.
She answers her rudder very quickly, thus
avoiding collision with birds flying in the
opposite direction.
A model of this wonderful machine Is on
exhibition In the little cobbler-shop of Mr.
Gerber, on Francisco street. Anv one, ex-
cept an inventor, is at liberty to call in and
inspect the marvel, which can 0utstrip the
wind with ridiculous ease.
The old man Is extremely Jealous in the
care of his treasure. which is carefully con-
cealed behind a screen Of newspapers in one
corner of the shop.
81 think of him myself" he says. tapping
his forehead with his knuckes, "and no.
body can steal him. think quick, too"
From the appearance OF the little shop
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened strong and active yesterday,
especially in the Pacific Board, where there was
quite sharp advance No news was received from
the front OF the superintendent in this
city but will leave for the Comstock this morning
The action OF the Supreme Court in refusing TO ac-
cent the bond on appes in the famous Hale n Nor
cross suit caused considerable talk on the street,
but 1t was generally belle that suitable bond
would be given before the expiration OF the twenty
on the early can Of the Pacific Board Hirschfeld
was an active buyer and Ophr sold up TO 81 05,
the balance OF the list in proportion. These prices
were cut In the big hoard. with the exception OF
respectively under active sales Hest Il Belcher
sold at 81 90. Curry S5c, Beicher G6c, Chollar Soc
ace Savage csc, Sierra Nevada 81 rs and Onion 81.
After the call prices shaded OF few cents under
light sales and the market continued steady but in
active unu after the last CALL when little change
for the better was TO be seeu.
MOTIFS.
The Champion Mining Company declared a dv-
dend OF loo per share PAYABLE the goth
The Cabazon Land aud Water Company has levied
an assessment OF 81 per share, delinquent on the
Trading In sugar stocks was quito lively yester-
day, Hutchinson Plantation shares selling up TO
Silver continued to advance yesterday, selling up
10 s4l4c IA New York ana 3Sl2d IN London
for paying yearly dues for their companies IN the
San Francisco Stock Exchange will expire next
TuerdAH ana any that have net paid up on that
date VIII be dropped from tae list,
The Queen OF the HIS Niue at Neihart Mont.
has shut down because the miners refused work
for 81 - per day. which is ali the company said 1t
could afford 20 pay.
The directors o, the Denver Mining Exchange
have fixed the list fee for 1898 at $50 and the
nual calling tee SIS. A committee has been
pointed 10 secure new properties on the board.
After March 10 40 stock VIII be called that has not
complied with the rules
Tie weekly reports OF the BODIES are as follows:
BODGE-East crosscut $50 level extended
feet. UpraiSe 500 level WAS extended feet. Up
raise above 900 level was extended IA feet. Up
raise from erosscu 800 level was extended g
feet West crosscuI from Lent shaft 200. level was
extended 8 feet.
MoNo-East crosscut $50 level was extended IL
feet. West crosscat sane level was extended 10
feet
BULwFR-Upraise above > outh drift from inter
mediate crosscut 200 level was extended II &c ct
South DRIFT from crosscUt north extended 20
feet. Some necessary repairs were made in main
south drift 20OIeYeL
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SmOthered by Gas,

Neoswald +. Wautssleben was found
dead in bed yesterday in his room at 517
Taylor street. the residence of his broth r,
with whom he lived. When the young man
was found the jets of the chandelier in his
room we're both omen and the apartment
was full OF gas. 1t is believed that death
was due to accident and the result OF care
lessness, as the young man had no reason
to commit suicide, and had never limited at
such q thing.
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MARKET REPORTS.

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 1T.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS,
Silver higher.
Wheat weaker. Barley easier.
Oats aud Corn unchanged.
Rye easing of.
Hay dull.
Beans quiet.
Potatoes and Onions firm.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs unchanged.
Turkeys lower. Other Poultry firm.
Game sells well.
Apples in ample supply.
Dried Fruit firm.
Sacked RaIslns advanced again.
Provisions very firm.
Pork and Mutton stiff
Good Tomatoes sell high.
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HOOPS ARE UPON US.
The CrinoIine Scourge Has Come to
Town.

The hoopskirt is upon usl
This is plain incisiye statement; and It
was purposey made plain and incisiye
that the subject might not appear TO
be treated with mincing hand,
or hesitatingly. In a crisis like this 1t is
always best to face the cold truth. Then
one knows the worst at once and can suit
his actions to the gravity of the case.
The h0Opskirt has come TO San Francisco.
On luckless day only fe w weeks since
a gallant French ship passed the frowning
fortresses OF the Golden Gate and dropped
anchor in the quiet waters of the bay.
Only plain. uHostenta tions ship but il
the an ti-crnoline folks Of the East could have
seen the nature Of the cargo she rad stored
In her hold, they would have lifted up their
voices and wepI.
Two thousand hoopskirts came into San
Francisco that day. Two thousand faunt.
ing brazen ho0pskirts. They were carefully
packed in white pine boxes and were borne
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THEY ARE SURELY COMING.
Dressmakers Say So, and That Set
Ties IT.

Taylor introduced bill 10 prohibit the wearing
OF hOopskirts. aud moved that the Committee on
Morals be excused for immediate consideration.
The bll provides that 80 shall be the duty OF any
Sheriff or policeman 10 arrest any male or female
person suspected or wearing hoopSkirts
The above, in recent dispatches de-
failing the dolnRs OF our solOns at Sac
ramento. would be startling it 1t were
more than one of Mr.. Taylor's attempts to
be real funny. 1t was probably suggested
by similar recent proceedings in the Mime
sofa Legislature.
But the legislative bluff suggests the
sober inquiry, Are hoopsklrts really upon
US and about us? Their coming Is being
constantly asserted and denied. The re-
ports vary like those of q threatened pesti-
lence.
To secure the latest and most authorita-
tive crinoline reports one Of THE CALL 5
young women reporters set out yesterday
on a mission of inquiry. Crinoline will
begin at the dressmaker's and to the dress
makers the reporter went.
Mrs Lowenberger's establishment on
Suffer street was the first place visited.
Hardly had the question, do you think
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Overland Freight Movement.

Overland shipments OF produce aad merchan dise
from California eastward via Southern Pacific lines
In January as follows, in tons: From San
Francisco. ! 1852; Oakland. TIT; san Jose. S1l;
Stockton, 2205: Sacramento and East. 1926: Mays
Vile, 1885, Portland. 676. Total, 49, 22 tons All
points south OF Tebacbap omitted from this
statement by the railroad company. as usual
The leading items follows, in tons:
Beans, 62l; Borax, 80: Canned Goods. 1850
Dried Fruit, 1853: Green Fruit. 20 Nuts 22 Rails
ms. 1877; Hides, l9l; Leather. 437; Honey. 20;
ii ops. 374: Potatoes ll4 Vegetables. 1870: Pow
der, BIS: Quicksilver 10: Wool, 727 Wine (gal-
lons), 553,5O0; Brandy (gallons), 81 500; Canned
Salmon OoDsI 1866; Picked Salmon "a; Coffee,
303; Rice, 20; Sugar. 2068 Tea. 1853
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The Neek,s Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 10
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. as compared with
for the previous week and IL for the correspond
Ing week OF 1892
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades as follows: furniture mems fur
ntShing goods publisher. Gamer. grocer.
general merchandise ! saloon, books and
tionery. drugs. wholesale rubber goods.
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90 extra No. i, 81 1904 IS: Hawaiian, s4N4 g5;
Haneoon ~ 20; Louisiana. 50 99@D4 q cti
su6AH-The Western Sugar Rsnain1 Companv
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 5ssc p 10; Dry Granulated
Extra q. 4Hci Golden G. A.: ID, 3a4e; Standard
A. 4$sc; haf-bbis. 14c more than bbis, aud boxes
11C -
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opened 3sc 10 YER declined s4c more heavy
snow tendinz TO endanger winter heat. huc tuated
narrowly, aud closed steady at 5se lower than yes
terday Receipts 10000 bushels: shipments
49. 600 bushels Rye. 52I2c. Barley 64c.
CHICAGO Feb .-wheat-Cash. 1880. Corn
41Mc. Pork-Sl9 421a. Lard-$l2 IS. Ribs
$40 35. Whisky-$1 II.
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Family Retail Market.

Butter and Eggs show change this week
Mutton is dearer. Pork Continues scarce and high.
Spring Lamb is hardly obtainabie.
Poultry has been in rather moderate supply dur
Ing the week. Game continues to bring high prices.
Fish Is somewhat cheaper.
Fruit Is unchanged. Several varieties OF Summer
Vegetables are cheaper.
Following Is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
Drtr Iaf.
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English Mheat Married..

LIVERPOOL. Feb. THE spot market is lower
at 6s 21ad Cargoes are lower at 3Os for off coast.
Sis Sd for just shipped and sos Sd for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: Feb
ruary. IS ga; March, IS 994d; April 6s l0s4d;
May, 6s June, IS; july. IS Id.
SECURITIES,
LONDON, Feb. IT = Consols, SO 1915; Silver.
3SIs; Rentes 9Sf 571ac.
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Il - 's''' - anti crlnollne cAubs
in this city. Marie Evelyn asks that each
lady who is opposed to hOOpskirts, or
"birdcages," as they are now called, sign
one OF ''The Cali" coupons and forward
IL to her.
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Weekly Clearings.

NEW YORK. Feb l7.-wooI firm and quiet for
domestic. Domestic Fleece. 27G32c; Pulled, 2U9
37c: Texas, l76Q2lc II 10
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NUTICE-NAYAJO MIN
- Ing Company Location OF principal place OF
business, san Francisco, California; location OF
works, Tusearora Elko County. Nevada.
Notlee-1here are delinquent upon the following
described stock Oh account OF ssment IN O. 24)
levied on the ninth day OF January, 1893 the sew
era amounts set opposite the of the respect
i've shareholders, as follows:
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Nan Fraucisco Meat Market.

The quotations for Mutton and Pork are very firm.
Beef and Veal fairly steady. wholesale rates
from saughterers follows:
BEEF-First quality. &c u 10; second quality,
515c; third do 4G5c.
VEAL-Large, 6tG7c p 10; small Calves, 712@Sei
Dairy Calves. SIaG09c q 10.
SPRING LAMB--Nomlnal
PoRK-Live Hogs. 7ssa7S4c p n for heavy and
medium granted: small fat Hogs. 78s9T Ice; stock
Hogs 6ia@6s4c o 10; dressed do. lUla9ll lie y 10.
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The WEEKLY CALL contains in ev
cry number choice reading mat
ter equivalent to three hundred
pages of magazine size $l per
year. postpaid
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE stock market to-day
was remarkable for the volume OF business. width
OF fluctuations aud the rather neutral result OF the
days doings. The bears made vigorous drives
against Reading aud the leading InduStrfals, but
after all at the close only Reading, New England
ana Cordage showed any marked loss, while there
some important gains. In general the railroad
list changes were about equal between ga ms and
losses OF small fracti ons. Government bonds dull
anu easier. Petroleum closed at 59asc bid
NEW YORK. Feb l7.-United states Bonds. AS.
ll3: do 2s 9e1@; Northern Pacific, l71a; Cana
dian Pacific. 86; Central Pacific. 271a Union Pa
cihc. 1858: Atchson aud Santa Fe, S3%; Wells
Fargo, l46; western Union, 9B5s: Silver S41s;
Sterling. 81 s7l2@94 sg1a
wheat = March. 1850. Flour. steady. Coffee.
SIT 30 Sugar. 1916 "a 3Ssc Hops Pacific
Coast 21@2Sc. Hides, 12lac Copper-Lake, $l2.
Tin Spot, $40 10. Lead - Domestic, 81 %.
Iron, SIG. Petroleum, $3.50.
HOPS.
Hops are duh. featureless and unchanged.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Steady and unchanged
Coffee Quiet and featureess at 5000 points de-
cline Sales, $4,000 bags. February, SIT 10; March.
SIT %.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Feb. l7.-wheat was rather quiet and
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And in accordance with law. and an order OF the
Board of Directors. made the ninth day OF Janu-
airy. 1898. many shares OF each parcel or such
stock may be necessary viii be sod at public
auction. the ONCE OF the company, no Pine
street, ) ana Il. San Francisco, California,
on TUESDAY the seventh day of March. 1898, at
the hour OF O'Clock Of said day 70 pay said de-
nQuent aSseSsme emf thereon. together With costs or
advert sing aud expenses OF the sale
J. w. PEW. Secretary.
Of1ce-3lO Pine street. rooms is and II. san
Francisco. California fel5 I'd
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General Mercnandise.

BAGs-calcuttas. essgobac for 1898; Wool Bags.
KicE- Chinese mixed. SIS 7oe4 No. /. 81 259
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Sun And TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESSENT. Chronometer and
instrument Maker. California street.
sign or the Wooden Sailor
Small. Large / Small Large. q II
49,. l27 AM GAO PM SAG AM 7.I3 PMI6 55I5.62
Large SmsU.
49, 1856 AM l34 PM 1877 AM 1853 PMS 54l5 So
Large Small
90. Of AM Q 80 PM $50 AM Sal PNs5 3l554
FL 25g AM 349 Pm ego AN 9.27 PN6.525.55
% ?4O Aa 8 20 PMlO 30 AMl0.I9 PM6. sos So
pa 42S AAI 8 So PmIl.46 ANl1. 20 PM5.4 9i5 81
"a BIT An BIB PM O5S PN GOO AM6. ATS IS
r-r.nu1.-r ,.rnr = 1919
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DELINQUENT SALE NUTICE-JUSTICE MIN.
~ ing Company. Location OF principal place or
business, San Francisco, California; location OF
works, Gold Hill Mining District Storey County.
Nevada
Notlce-There Is delinquent upon the following
described stock account or assessment mo. 6S),
levied on the sixth dsy OF January, S9S. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF she respect
iva FaFIo
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saIeDay
COMPANY.

Assessments Pending.
The followi ug isa LIST Of assessments pending:
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Following were the sales in the san Francisco
Stock BOARD yesterday:
REGULAR SESSIONS 30 A.
$50 Belchr. rs $50 CCSVa..2.4O65 $50 Ophir.. 10
$50 & B...l-6o so Point so 400 Overm 40
20 l55 50 . K C......S5 $50 Potosi j. IS
500 Bullion. 65 $50 II & -l.3O sou savage IS
90 ............6G 500 aexesn.ls0 so 5 Ney....lI4
100 Ch0IIar..55 200 ........lS5 Zoe Unlon-...l.0U
AFTERNOON sEssION-2:50.
$50 Belchr. 5000 C&Y.245 ! % MeIcn..Is4
100 ............75 50 Con ..S5 100 Ophir 200
SO Il B...l60 40 Coudd...1.5 80 .......... 2.O5
100 Caledna.. -O5 200 Point. 90 3UO Ovrmn 40
$50 Chall c.. % 200 & $1,000 Union...l. 90
400 Chollar... o5 $40 & Misc. 70 l.O5
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coAL-PFn TnX


Butter choice Proll60G65 Cheese. Eastern. 20625
do. good. .......55(p = Cheese. SWISS. .25D35
Ordinary. 90 .40GbO Eggs. q dOz -. 25G30
Picked Roll $3.50 Eggs, Eastern. "a -
trktn, y d. .201z2 Honey, comb 2 Il. 20l125
Eastern. y ID. .20G20 do. extracted. I29I5
Cheese. Cat 1 7lm2nI
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Portland's Business
wooi MarLa,

PORTLAND Feb. 17.-clearances. 100000; bal
ances, 49,, 100.
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HE WANTS TO FLY.
Jean Gerber and His New
Machine.
TO EUROPE IN A FEW HOURS
He Has the Model Finished and Is Now
Looking for a Partner With
Ready Money.

MONG the many really meri-
I. toriOus inventions O the pres
or ent century there is none.
u perhaps. more meritorious
II than the flying balloon
& g thought of by Jean n Ger
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RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN sTEAMEKs
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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ANTI-CRINOLINE
Many Are Signing The
Call Coupons
AND JOIN THE LEAGUE.
Just Look at the Hideous
Bird Cages.
THEN ASK FOR A CERTIFICATE.
The Movement to Form Anti-CrinoIine
Clubs Is Meeting With
Favor.

,,,-- ~ ROM the number of
SSS+S- 6sS5-z>~S signed coupons re-
TI}N AN a ceived at "The Call"
m fI4-eaS r. Office yesterday there
~ EL)<:<ss:' is no doubt Of the
E13sssessSs: popularity OF the
E..'MS9sssss: movement inAugu-
ESss.sso ss'rAted to organize
&C., -. anti - crIuoIfna clubs
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family ex-
tras. 81 9OM4. bakers extras IS s09i; superfne
81 70@3 10 p Dbl
and trading is slow. No. !. 81 20 p cti choice
81 26I4; lower grades. 81 2og1 2212 . cti; extra
choice for milling. 81 2713GI 321a p ctL
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,endlng
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Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Feb l7.-wheat was rather quiet and
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EOAItD 0ALEs.
Following were ne .aIsa in tne san Francisco

NoTE-Assessmen OF mines not lH
bUaId fail delinquent In Office
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-18
Notice Of Application for q. 9 Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, [

Dus. ~
Notife is hereby given that James z.
yofuan, whose posu'nse auursss u pan
Bowen, Bowen ,s whose postofiiee address is Cen
oa 10 sac ddrss nowen ~nasf %ssd p0sto,
maae appI.cas'on iof on'.en O'ases
Revenns
Looe mining ciaim, sltuate IN Eik morn
th aan1 S CONSISTING ., .s'v linear enn zee. t.o 9.
wide, pelng Sur; no. syv, and designaIeo
On tne oMcial piat aGd hcid notes as 10y
No. a, unsurveyeu 'ahu o. tne un'.eu
siIes :ns ~ m'nu'es s;suI =, ~ .o'iows:
open Gu. oxo .ee'' Zee. aeep IN eai'n ana
orislnaIy pos'eo, tnence y ~ degrees 70
minutes aaohg the Renefsi course os
me OF veln osv Zee, 70 nImiy Pinnteu
pine posi- son marseu cen'er enI neve
nue, 1V iee' -
i.ehsica, ~ln cv'. ~: " ioa
''on anu piace y pesinnins' ~ p"s'
.. 49, oo ;,o,a.
COO "e"ee - '0s :" 'AS'
- a;. oov h.r. g an A. 100. IN ,;n,,.s
" as sea, oJG d;s,.n. ~ ,',.a1 ga ~ ,rarLa5
Soo i10' oS'"n' D'"~'1 "n1 'n~' Ae~
n ,Aoo Co. .. ~ NJ. ;a.n
oon 10Y 'o's =" W. A'o -
..., ~ ,a...
''oA' WIN wi No VI 'o's''o"' p'ns
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pos' nc" ooo "henoe ''A
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ioca'ion, Ut pos' hAfAeu ooo "hcnce
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Eik creek Moun'ain an oears ~ - ugr N
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l4So iee' " Oor' no. :, iuen''cai WIN Soi'
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