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The morning call., 1893-04-05
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras So 90@4: Bakers extras, IS SOal; super.
fine 81 1908 10 p Dbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS- The Generalization OF the
market is well shown by the Offering OF a ship at
16s Sd. with takers. When an iron vessel can
not obtain les 81 the market is pretty low down.
charter was drawn yesterday, however, at It's Cd.
The chartered Wheat feet in port has reg
istered tonnage OF 22000 tons, against 800 tons
on the same date last year; dsengaged, 81, 900
tons, against 10000: the way TO TINS port
24S.O00 tons. against 10000.
WHEAT-Futures were higher yesterday, but tho
spot market was quiet and unchanged. No. l.,
lower grades 81 i7iI 20: eStra choice 70 e1l
ing, 81 26149l 3lA = ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO oicIoes-Mav-luO tons
81 3bas; 200 81 asa; 600. 81 1854, December
81 20: 400. 81 2614 100. 81 261a 500. 81 26ss;
800 81 261s. December-200, ST 3l5s.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-20O tons 81 26IA
1900 81 26asi 100, 81 2612. December-l4oo
count. Feed is rather weak than otherwise with
increased orerngs No Feed ssc :. ell; choice
Brewing, 921ac&$l 02I2; ChevalIer. nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sEssIoS-l0 o'coek-No sales
s7Iac. December-loO. sss4c; 100, ss7sc,
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-Deeember-7Oj tons, sac.
OATS-Nothing new. Offerings ample for ali
necessities and the demand is slow Good 70
choice are quotsblc at 81 a215(Gl 40 q ctl Z:
common. 81 2O9l 80; Milling. 81 4561l 52Is; Sur.
prise, -: Black, 81 i7kQI 221s Tor No aud
81 O9l 10 for lower grades; Gray, 81 259l 80
y ctl.
CORN-oferings are too heavy and the market is
weak aud quiet at the decline Large Yellow, 81 10
o. l2I9; Small Round Yellow, 81 1901 l2I5:
White 81 0561l 1914 q ctl.
RYE-IDactive at 81 O5@l 1884 p ctl.
BRAN-tirm st Sl1D15 so " ton FOR the best
ana sl40lf 50 ? ton for outside brands
MlDDLINGS-tirm at $i9 5cn22 q ton
CHOPPED FEED-Quoteu at Sl7@l7 SO q ton.
HAY-Strictly choice Wheat is arm as usu H. but
Ordinary descriptions dull and weak. Glover 81
@9; Barley sizes SO: Alfalfa. s70lO: Wheat 81 SO
@la: Dat. $79D9; Wheat and Oat. $I@li; Com
pressed $799 SO: Stock $e6D7 p ton.
STkAW-Quoted at 35G1I5 u bale.
MiLLSTUfFS - Ground and Rolled Barley Is
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SUNK YEARS AGO.
A Brig Cast Up by the Sea and lowed
Into an American Port.
PhiLnlnLr,rta

A Brig Cast Up by the Sea and flowed
Into an American Port.
Philadelphia Times.
The Norwegian bark Elsa Andersen came
into Galveston a day or two ago with a
strengthening vessel in tow. This was a
small brig Of English build, dismasted and
in Reed Of repairs. which had been sunk
more than fifty years ago, judging from lis
ancient appearance and awkward rigging,
so the sailors who have looked at it say.
On tho afternoon Of the 18th of February,
off the coast OF the Farce Islands, where
the Elsa Andersen had been blown by q re-
cent gale, there was a violent upheaVal of
the sea, about two miles distant from the
spot where she was riding, that sent several
waves sweeping over her, which did much
damage and threatened TO subnlsrge her
entirely.
When the alarm caused by this sudden
sea had subsidized there was seen about a
mile off wreck which had not been there
before the upheaval of the bottom
OF the sea, a phenomenon correspond
ing 10 an earthquake on land. The
wreck excited much interest among the Off
GERS and passengers of the Norwegian yes
sci, aud an order was issued to approach
the strange craft, when it was seen that the
remains of her rigging, stumps of masts,
and the hull itself were covered by thOus-
ands of sea shells, causing the wreck to
present the appearance of the miniature
ships of shellwork TO be purchased at any
seaside town. The leaks which mad sunk
the vessel were now stopped by an aceumu-
lation of baTracles, and the derelict rode the
waves like duck.
a boatlOad OF sailors was dispatched to
board the wreck aud they found the hold
and the underdecks watertight, save for a
few feet of water, which, covering the cargo,
had sunk her. But this cargo and the other
contents of tile ship were entirely DESTROYED,
most of the former having been devoured
by the deniZens of the deep. In what had
evidently been the captains berth were
found several iron-bOund chests, which had
resisted to some extent the ravages OF the
time and the sea, but on being opened the
contents were found to be reduced to a sort
of pulp, with the exception OF leather bag.
This had become hardened until it was
necessary 10 break it open with an ak.
when from it poured quantity OF rusty
disks, which, being cleaned. proved to be
golden guineas of the year 1909 and amount
ing to the sum CT S5025. There were also
several watches oil gold and a stomacher of
pearls. These, however, are valuelesS,
having been blackeded by the action of the
water.
The wreck was attached to the Elsa
Andersen by cable and towed to Galveston,
where 1t is attracting crowds OF visitors
Ga the fourth day after its detachment from
the bottom of the sea by the quake the
water was all pumped cut of the derelict,
when 1t was found to contain three skele-
tons, two of them men and the other n
w0man's, the last being of a person of
gigantic build, and in life Of nearly feet
in height. About the neck Of one of the
male skeletons was a chain OF gold, to
which was attached a silver cTuciix and
evidently rosary.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The feature OF yesterdays doings was the marked
scarcity OF stock. BIDS for the leaders In 1000
share blocks in lots to suit freely offered but
none of the short sellers had courage enough to
sell These bids were at market pr css and covered
Con. Cal < Va, Potosi. Mexican, Crown Point,
Jacket, Ophr and Belcher. The only news re-
ce.yed during the day was from the Potosi where
they are putting in square sets the 1000 level.
NOTES.
Silver remained steady yesterday at So cents in
New York and 3s 1-I6d in London.
AlYinza Haywood returned from Caiaveras County
Quite important strike was made in the Penn
sy yania mine at Grass Valley last Saturday.
The Beatrice Mining and Milling Company was
Incorporated yesterday. the oIject being the pur
chase Of the niue known rs The Beatrice"
i ne Hidden Treasure the Comet and the Hardy
MIL Site, ia Ca'averds County were incorporated
yesterday Directors John $ Doe. Orlando b.
Hardy. Alfred Abbey. Edward c. Lukens and &. S.
Benedict
Tho following report was received from supern-
tendent Boyle OF the Lady Washington yesterday:
commenced work Ia tue Lady Washington mine
on tic 2oth of last month through the Con. New
or shalt we put In blower fer ventilation aud
go feet OF airDipe and same length OF track We
began urraislug yesterday In quartz OF a favorable
character, ana have hopes OF continued improve
ment as we advance
The following official reports were placed on file
Ken UcK-From the slopes above the go level
we continue TO extract from two TO three tons OF
ore per day OF the average value OF S2S per ton as
per car samples. The south drift from the jacket
east CrUsseut on 100 level IS IN 1874 feet and con
unues ore OF fair quality
ocCIDENT A.-The main north drIft on the $50
level has been extended II feet: total distance from
the bottom OF Wine I 69S ieet the face In por-
phJry and quartz. Have stopped work IN winze =
from south uTiIt $50 level and have resumed work
In the north raise above said wiuze. The raise is
up 50 feet and top IS in far-grade ore. The ZadiE
drift SutrO tunnel level has been extended 3 feet
total length sq7 feet; formation pGrphyry aud clay
Cos. NEW YoRK-The Wine below The $50 level
IS down on tho slope III feet: the bottom is in
quartz, some OF which gives good assi ys. The west
croSscut from the southwest drift from the shaft,
$50 level is out l26 feet; face il in hard porphyry
SILVER HIlL-TLe south .ast drift GU the $50
level has been advanced . feet during the past
week; total distance from north Hue IS feet lace
IN hard pOrphyry
UTAH-S40 leyel-The south drift from the main
west Grit AZ point 595 feet in from he shaft has
been extended p feet; total length 22s feet con.
til uing in porphury, clay and quartz formation.
The water in west crOsscut has decreased n lit
tie. We VIII resume work extending the crosseut
the coming week.
f0nowing arc tue REGULAR month Y statements:
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ented a hat-machine years ago. Up to that
time hat bodies had been made by hand.
Burr's machines so reYelutiuG,s.d the bust
ness that 5000, 900 hats we're made upon his
machine in the twelvemonth For many
years he virtually had monopoly OF the
hat trade. and when his patent expired he
had amassed great fortune. At the break
ing, out of thu war he practically organ
lied The famous Ellsworth ZouaYes and
contributed literally to our early military
establishment. lie was in many respects a
singular man, but pushing, energetic
citizen. His father was Aaron Burr's first
cousin, and his grandmother sister of
Jonathan Edwards. lie sarar IRON that
large Burr family that onea lived near
CooperStown, n. Y. Now that lie is dead,
II VIII be exceedingly hard to find another
man bearing the name OF Burr who is even
remotely connected with the Inflated but
brilliant man who was oncc such a power
IN our physical and social life
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A8ANcRoFT's HISTORIES.
Another Suit Against a Subscriber
Who Refused to Paw.

The History Company has sued the JUS
tees Court OF the City and County of San
Francisco for setting aside judgment re-
Gently obtained by the company against
one ]. F. Cunningham.
Cunningham is one Of the many persons
who consented to subscribe for the progress
ing series OF historical works by Hubert
Howe Bancroft. He is also one of the
many individuals who refused to pay for
them. Many of these persons were sued by
the History Company in Stockton. where
the anti-BancIoft feeling did not run so
high.
Cunningham was not a San Franciscan
OF he probably would not have been sued
here, but he happened to be visiting the
city and was promptly sued by the Ban
croits in the Justices Court for SI20 50.
Judgment by default was taken against
him, after which he reopened the case,
made a showing that he had not been
legally served with papers and the iudg-
ment was set aside. There is no appeal in
such cases from the order of the court. so
the History Company have petitioDed the
Superior Court for writ of review, which
is their only remedy.
The morning call., 1893-04-05
MARKET REPORTS.

TUESDAY EVENING, April A.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets.
Silver unchanged
Wheat trei lhts very low.
Wheat duh and nominal
Feed Barley weaker.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged.
Bran and Middiings firm.
Beans firmly held, but slow.
Hay in good supply.
Dried Peas quiet.
Potatoes and Onions firm.
Butter and Cheese weak.
Eastern Eggs again on the market
Eastern Poultry arrived.
Game nominal.
Honey firm and unchanged.
Oranges weak. Lemons and Lines lower.
Apples quiet,
Hops neglected.
Dried Fruit. Nuts and Raisins quiet
Hams weak. Bacon steady. L ,rd steady.
Asparagus lower. Marrowfat Squash scarce.
Tallow weak and uull.
Mutton, Lamb and Pork lower.
Canned Fruit quiet.
Salvador Coffee lower.
Coal weak.
Cordwood declined.
Grain Bags slow.
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THE PACIFIC MUTUAL WINS.
Judge CARRIER Holds That DIR. Hodgdon
Caused His Own Death


Caused His Own Death.
Decision has been rendered in the case of
Hattie Shute against the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
An interesting question arose as to the
construction OF clause Of the life insur-
ance policy upon which the plaintiff sued the
company. About year ago DR.. W. II. II.
Hodgdon obtained a $4,000 life insurance
policy from the defendant. which provided
among other things that the company would
not be liable in case death resulted from
medical or surgical treatment from pois on
taken with suicidal intent or If the holder
should expose himself to unnecessary dan
ger.
1t was proved thai about a month after
the issuance Of the policy the doctor had
been found dead in bed with handker-
chief saturated with chloroform completely
covering his mouth and nose. 1t was also
shown that he had been in the habit of TAX
ing chloroform to obtain relief from pain
full disease. Judge CARRIER took the position
that he had taken a poison, not with sui
cidal intent, but thus exposing himself to
unnecessary danger and breaking one Of
two covenants of the policy. Judgment
therefore was rendered in favor of the in
surauce company.
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Make Haste to defend Yourse1f

II you live in locality where malaria prevalent
with preventive thai experience indicates as the
most reliable OF medical safeguards Hoststter's
Stomach Bitters Entirely free from the objections
and they are valid ones-which attach to the min
eraI alkaloid qu.nine 1t is far more effective and
Its effects not eyanescent. but lasting. unlike
those OF The drug, There are portions Of land
and none more beautiful and more fertlle-wbieh
at n season OF the year entirely exempt from
the malarlai scourge In such regions Hostetter's
Stomach BitteTs has undergone a continuous test
for the past forty ye rs. with results which have
established its reputation beyond all cavil as a spe
ea defense agains: every form Of malariaI disease
For biiousHess. also IL is acknowledged specific
aud It Is potent remedy for consul Mon. dyspep-
sia. rheumatism and an Impoverished condition OF
the blood. IA
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being nearly thousand miles shorter than
the route to New York. In fact we pro
pose TO land passengers in Chicago five
days out from Liverpool, or In the same
time now occupied In making the ocean
voyage to New York. A railroad will be
constructed from Newfoundland to connec6
win tie Boston and Maine road, and pas
sengers bound for the Uuited States will be
enabled to take the short sea voyage,
which is destined TO become the popular
route 10 Europe and change the direction Of
tranS-Al lantic travel"
The morning call., 1893-04-05
San Francisco Meat Market.

Hogs are lower again. Lamb has declined still
further under increased arrivals Mutton Is also
quoted a traction flower. Beef ana Veal show no
change and in ample supply. Wholesale rates
from slaughterers rs follows:
BEEF-FirSt quality. e@61@c; second quality,
b1Sc; third do. 40}5c = n.
VEAL-Large. 697c T. h; small Calves, 71x@sc;
Dairy Calves. s@eSL5c e 10.
MUTTON-w SI5c q 10 Ewes &c.
SPRING LAMB-1l@I215c r 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 71R9714 q 10 for heavy and
medium grain-fed: small fat Hogs, &c; stock Hogs
&c g ID; dressed do, 9Iz@l0o p 10.
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A Bright Boy.

Harold came into the study one day. The
boy had an aptitude for working, and his
father used tn cater to his mechanical appe-
tite at all times. That morning Harold S
eyes were bright.
ION, father. did you see about that Yankee
down East that made an engine entirely Of
paper?"
Mr. Jackson smiled. mo, my boy; tell me
about 1t. Was it a donkey engipe"
mo. Standardization Budget.
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM RAIIeREIEln-
Real Estate Agent end General Auctionesr,
once and Saesroom-332 Montgomery street,
(Sate Deposit Building corner OF California

THIS DAY wednesday,. April 8. 1893. at IL
O'Clock a. NJ on the premises, ASP V Haight st. 1
viii sell con account OF departure for New YorE)
the ELEGANT FURNITUREo OF Private Residence,
...coMPRIsING.
Carved Ebony Case Upright Cottage Grand Stein
way Sons Piano 10 perfect condition, cost $3.50:
Very Elegant lnlaid Frame Parior Suit In brocaded
SILK and plush; Easy Reception and Willow Rockers
and Chairs; Ornaments; Mantel Clock Oil Paint
ingS and EngrayinSs; Massive Inlaid Walnut Mar
ble-t0p french-plate Mirror Dressing Case; Cham.
ler Suits: Three-quarter Chamber suits: Best
Clipper Spring and Hair Top Mattresses Feather
Pillows; dd!ug; Nearly New Body Brussels and
Tapestry Carpets; Inlad Walnut Marble-top Mirror
back Sideboard; Extension Table and Chairs TO
match; Lounges; Crockery: Cutlery: Glass and
Plated Ware; Fine Waterback Range and Kitchen
Utensils. NM. BuTTERFIELD. Auctioneer.
332 MONTGOMERY ST.
The morning call., 1893-04-05
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, April a.-The spot market IS
quiet 5s Id. Cargoes are easy at 2ss I'D for off
29s Cd for Just shipped and 2ss Ga for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No = Rod Winter: April.
IS 594d; May. SIS 6ad; June. IS 7l4d; July, IS Sd
August. IS St4d; September. SIS 8 L2d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. April 4.-Consols, SO 9-I6; Silver, 3s1sd;
Rentes 96i soc.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
~ the City and County OF San Francisco, Aprl 4

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
~ the City and County OF San Francisco, Aprn l.
1893.
In accordance with Resolution No sIsl Third
Serlesl OF the Board OF Supervisors SEALED PRO
DAY EVENING, April 10. 1858, for constructing
bituminous rock Sidewalk on the north side OF ely
street, between KearnY street and BRENNAN place
III accordance with the provisions Of section . OF
order y o. 2146 OF said botrd.
The work to be done In strict accordance with
the specifications adopted, said section OF order
No. 2l4b. and under the direction 10 the satis-
faction OF the Superintendent of Streets and to be
completed within period Of 20 days from date OF
awarding contract.
NOTICE Bidders will estimate and state a price
per square foot for which they will construct SAID
sidewalk.
The party TO whom the contract Is awarded will
be required, pcor to the OF the execution
OF the contract, to the cost Of advertising this
notice Ia three daily newspapers.
In order to pres, re uniformity ana to facilitate
the award ths board has resolved 60 receive no
the committee. aud cert fed check Tor tai sum OF
$500. deposited by the bidder with and made paya-
bic to the CLERK OF the board conditioned II the pro-
posal is accepted aad the contract awarded aud II
the bidder shall fail or neglect to execute written
agreement and give the required bond within SIX
days after the award is made, then and IN that case
the said sum shall be paid into the city aud county
treasury by SAID clerk, as liQGldated damages for
failure and neglect
Blanks furnished by the clerk.
Ths board reserves the right TO reject all bids IL
the public good SO require.
ap4 81 JNo. A RUSSELL, CLERK.
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A TARDY POET.
He Forgot to Go to Dinner Until 2 in
the Morning.

Boston Transcript
There Is n movement In Connecticut to
erect monument to the memory of the
poet James Gates Perclval. He was a Pc
euliar man, and had all of the poets lido
syncrasies. On one occasion he was invited
to meet number of gentlemen in New
Haven, who were in their turn notified that
they were to have the pleasure of meeting
the poet; be was to be, in fact, the hOnored
guest of the evening. They were all on
hand, but Percival did not put in an appear
ance. Allowance was made for his utter
Indifference 10 the passing Of time and up
to midnight he was expected.
At last, as morning drew near, it was
deemed certain that the poet had forgotten
the invitation; the guests went home and
the host put up the bars and went to bed.
At about 2 o'clock In the morning he heard
some one at his front door, went down,
asked the object Of the call and found that
it was Perciyal. The astonished host let
the poet in and the latter blandy said that
he had inferred from what had been said
that there were to be others present. The
host told him that the others had all gone
home; the poet expressed regret and settled
down Tor n good smoke aud talk which
kept up, to his hosts embarrassment, until
the sun rose.
Aaron Burr's Last Relative,
Philadelphia Times.
The last even distant relative of Aaronl
= az
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the tolrd OF directors. made the nth day OF
February 1898, SO many shares OF each psrcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction at the ofHce of the comp my, room 35
third floor, Mills building. cor. Bush and Mont
gomery Sts.I San Francisco, Cal, Oh Th1rsday tie
9Th day OF Aprii, 1898. At tins hour OF l o'clock
p. NJ. OF -aid day, 10 pay said delinquent assess
melt thereon, together with 81 advertising
and expenses OF sale. q. L. MCCOY Secretary
Ofice-Room IS. third floor Mills building cor
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1898. | 1892.


The private circular OF ]. Steuart gives tho re-
ceipts OF Coal at this port In March at 81 600
tons, against III $40 In March, 1892 The recelpts
for the first three months OF the year were 2ssgOO
tons. against 366 200 during same time In 1892
The circular says. Light arrivals foreign Coal
aud limited supplies from British Columbia and tho
Coast mines during the month have kept prices
steady on a duh market Quotations for loading
Coal from Great Britain are lower. while quotations.
from Australia show weakening tendency"
The morning call., 1893-04-05

The receipts OF Lumber, Shingles and Railroad
Ties at the port OF San Francisco during the month
OF March are reported by the Pacific Coast Wood
and Iron follows, compared with those of the
corresponding month last year.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

fEopIE CONS. MINING GENERALIZATION
ft principal place of business. san Francisco
California 10y
N0tice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment mo 81
levied on the 18th day OF February 1898. the
several amounts set opposite the names OF fhe
respective shareholders as follows:
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One of Chicago's Dreams.

OnICagO
"Within another year the ocean voyage
between Liverpool and this country Will be
reduced to three days." said Charles l..
Taylor of Toronto at the Palmer recently.
The Canadian Pacific steamship line will
lrun direct TO Newfoundland, this route
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Following we're the sales in tho san Francisco
Stock osId yesterday:
REGULAR sEssGOS-e:3O A n
100 Amin ....l0 30 CouEd-.1.lO275 Kentuck. So
400 Andes. ....40 300 Point....75 SOU Occid...lu
40 Belchr. l.UO4OJ Excheq 10 100 Uvrrtn....25
100 Bulliu 100 1S Co.. % 90 Po1Os.-lIs
500 C Welsh 90 Justice. .1OAOO Summit. 10
AFTERNOoS sEssIoS-2:3l.
200 Bechr =. LOO 100 q ...l.05l5O savEEs...-55
$50 BuIwsr.. 81 200 Iowa.. .O5 5U ........ 90
100 Con Y.--20l 100 O2hir...-1.3sI rs Nev.....s5
800 Point ~ 4 50 PouOsl. tlUO Unlon..75
100 u q c.. %
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Peeled Oak and Redwood are lower. Posts are
Quotable at lo1a cents each; Redwood. IS rs a
cord: oak rou!h, 81 25n7 so; peeled So; Pine
86 rs 2 cord; Railroad Ties. 3712c apiece for 6xS
Ale for 7IS and 45@D50c for IKE.
TANBARK-Ground Bark, S24 q ton,
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And in accordance with law ana an order from
the board Of directors made on the 13th day or
February, 1893, 50 many shares OF each parcel o.
such stock may be necessary Will be sold at public
action NJ the aucIion-houSe Of : 2. Middleton &
Co, 35 Montgomery street. San Francisco. Cal. on
MONDAY, the l7th day OF April, 1893 at the houS
OF ocioc. p. CT said day, to pay said delinquant
assessment thereon together with costs OF adVeftS-
ing and expenses of sale.
H d. WALKER, Secretary.
onlce-Room 80, Nevada block, 300 Montgomery
street san FrancIsco. Cal nr23 ID
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PROPOSALS

For Constructing a Bituminous Rock
Sidewalk on the Northerly Side or
Clay Street. Between Rearny Street
and Brenham Place.
The morning call., 1893-04-05

CHALLENGE CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
Y pan7-Location OF principal place OF business
San Francisco. Cal. Location OF Works Gold hin,
New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, account Of assessment mo. l4j
levied on the lth day Of February 1895 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
ahareuOidprs. as follows.
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Por.Iand's Business

The Gaelic took out treasure list OF 1913 24S
consisting OF Sls $40 IN silver Bars, S744US IL
Mexican Dollars and S724O in Gold Coin.
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AFrEnxonN SESSION.

MORNING. SESSION.
Board-33 Giant Powder Con, So; $1,000 OmulOul
Cable Bonds, ia.
Street-5O Omnibus Cable. 44M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-6O Omnibus Cable, 44s4 5000 V ~
Bonds, 10, 81: $4,000 Los Angeles Lighting 60
(guaranteed). 1OlLs 235 Cal Electric Light, 1874
100 L Gasight 72Iz.