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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-03
sh. dido. yv.n. Aoy.hi.s.

Two soft white arms go stealing around
his neck, and q fair. peachlke cheek Is
rubbed against his own. Family whis-
pered, Dear papa" and ''Darling papa"
and Don't you love your oyn3a little RUTH"
reach his startled ears ~ he vkihly attempts
to pull himself together and avoid the low
ing sugar coated attack which he we'll
knows Is coming.
well. daughter mine,m he finally asks.
swhat 1. itf Not another new dress, sure
lyi"
"Oh, no, papa darling"
Hmm, better still. It isn't the fioristie
"No. you dearest papa"
"H-m-m, Isl a trip to EUROPE"
"No. You loveliest Of papAs."
"Well. what In the name OF goodness do
you want, my girlf"
: 'paps mine. ] don't want anything-ah
that is-Tom wants mc."-Truth.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-03
Are You Going Eat?

If so, why not combine
speed and safety with
comfort? In travelling,
yonr convenience is well
looked after by the great
Rio Grande Western Rail
way. See that your tick
cts read via that road,
which offers choice of
three distinct routes and
the most magnificent
raj lroad scenery in the
world. Send % cents to
J. FL. Bennett, Salt Lake
City, for copy of the beau
tiful illustrated book,
"Utah. a Peep Into the
Mountain Walled Treas
ury of the Gods"
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-03

Mr.. Mooney-n thot's me name ycz
are writin dthere, I don't think yez have
enough litters in it.--Truth.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-03
Am Would 30 pinerent,

"But why do you object to Henry, ia
ther?"
Because he has no prospects, - replied
the millionaire sternly.
But you forget, father, what good pros
poets Henry would have if you didn't OBJ
ject. Chicago Record.
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worked 10th WAYS.

She-Does the fact that | nave money
make any difference to you, dearestf
He-Of course it does. my own. It is
such II comfort to know that il ! should die
you would be provided for.
She-But suppose ! should die'
He-Then | would be provided for.-Life.
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Johnny-Tommy, let's put our pennies
together and buy ma a nice birthday pres
emit.
Tommy-All right.
What shall 1t bet"
II guess we had better get her a padded
slipper. Texas Siftings.
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No Others Like II.

"What is the shortest day in the year,"
asked the professor.
"The day before my allowance gets here"
answered the youth with expensive habits
-Washington Star.
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softshell Almonds, l3Is@l415c; hardsheu do. 7 u
@sisc; psper-shel l5@l6c; Chile wsnuts, 5000;
Peanuts, 3eelc = 10 for dOmestie: Hickory Nuts 10
sc; fecans, StglOc p 10 for small and l461l6c for
large: Fiberfs lOGllc: Brazil Nuts 91S60 lie; Co.
coanuts. Sfl95 n 100
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was higher yesterday,
receipts being small. In fact. arrivals Of all de-
scriDtions were lighter. Marrewiat Squash has
again advanced. Receipts were IS boxes Aspara-
gus, 81 boxes Rhuharb and 0 sacks Peas. Mush-
box; Cucumbers, ~ q dog; Green Peppers,
1O9l5c "a Ii: Green Peas. 54Sc; String Beans,
1og20c; Asparagus, l5@lSc y ID for No. and
lODI2b9c q 10 for No. 2: Rhubarb case e n Dry
Peppers, 69sc p n; Dried okra l5c z 10 Marrow
lat Squash. $40 p ton: Cabbage, S5cGs 81 p ctl;
Feed Carrots, 45@5oc: TurnIps, 75c; Beets 75c;
Parsnps 81 IS. Garlic, s4@lI 4c y 10
hONIHiONS-Hams, bacon and Lard all weak.
Dealers are cutting in Hams. The compound Lard
market is drmoTalzed East, owing to the break in
n for heavy and medium 14@l5c p n for light
and l6l7c e ID for extra light: Eastern Sugarcured
Hams. 100 sac e 10: California Hams, loo; Lard
tlerces, Eastern. all kinds, 121a9l4c pals. 15c
u; California tierces. 1870; half-b0is, lac;
lO-io tlns, 1419c; do. 5-b, l5c: Mess Beef. 50 so
as; extra mess 40. So 5099; family do Sll@l2;
clear Pork, S24 p bbl: extra prime. Sl7@lS q Dbl;
extra clear. S24g25: mess, $2l@22 q Dbl; Smoked
Beef, ll@llL9c 2 10.
HopS-Quored at 15@I9c p II for fair TO choice
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers quot
able at 7s4c; medium, 6@612c; light 41g@5c; Cow
hides. 400 Zee q 10; saIted Kip, &c 2 10; sated
Calf, &c; dry Hides, usual selection, &C q n; dry
HIPS, &c e 10; prime Goatskins. 3UG50c each;
dun SO9S2l%c; winter, 20@25c; SheeDsSns.
shesIiings, lO925c; short wool, 4O970c; med um,
iVegOc; long wool, 90cGSl 40 each. Culls OF all
kinds about 1ss less.
Grease. 49i14c q 10.
MOOL-NOmiual-uOueh
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LOTS OF WHISKY.
Mrs. Buckley Kept Mrs.
Wall Supplied.
Mrs. Mclaughlin Testifies in the Wall
VIII Contest, Instituted by the
Daughter, Mrs. Collin.

The contest of the will of the late Della
Wall was commenced yesterday afternoon
in Judge Coffey'S court.
The contestant, Mrs. Collin, who IS the
daughter of the deceased, charges that
undue influence was brought to bear on her
mother by Mrs. Buckley, who attended her
during her sickness.
Mrs. Collin testified 10 substance that
during Mrs. Wallis Illness Mrs. Buckley
kept her continually supplied with liquor,
and for this purpose had been In the habit
of carrying q whisky bottle In her pocket.
from which she administered frequent doses
TO the sick woman.
Mrs. Clancy testified that Mrs. Buckley
had endeavOred to sell the house over the
head Of Mrs. Wall, and had put up notices
of sale in the windows.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, an old lady OF so years.
was next called to the stand, and she gave
her testimony so dryly that the bailif had
his hands full In keeping order. The laugh
ter Of the spectators and the pounding Of
the gavel alternated in the courtroom while
the old lady testified.
She had known the deceased for twenty
three years and lad lived with her during
the last five years of her life.
Did you ever see Mrs. Buckley give
Mrs. Wall any whisky" the witness was
asked.
Did l ever see the same?" replied the
I
Mrs. Buckley wild the whisky bottle 60 up
to the washstand so sly and put it in the
basin? All, but she didn't see me lookin' al
her, Judge. but me Guild eyes TUX it i'm
who brought the whisky into the house,"
she was next asked.
ION, shure l don't know, me bye; 1 was
sick the time mesilf l can'ttell you. sonny"
The old lady paused a moment, then
leaning toward Judge Coffey, said, with q
comical look: Mrs. Buckley, Jedge, was
the only wan in the house to bring IN the
stGt. for l was sick, your Honor"
AS Mrs. Mclaughlin was tenderly es-
corted to the door by the gallant young
baliif she made some comments TO the
assem- bled company on the reward of the
truth-teller and the punishment of the liar.
and paused in the doorway Just long enough
to assure them all that she always "tould
the thTuth' and 'nYer wanst tould a loi"
When proper decorum was restored Mrs.
/ Glynn was called TO the stand and testified
that she had known tile deceased twelve
years, and always considered her of sound
mind. A few months prior to her dea ID,
however, she had broken her leg, and at
that time, the witness said, she had acted
queerly, but it might have been due TO the
TACT that she was slightly under the inhu-
ence OF liquor at the time.
The witness also testified that on one oc-
casion Mrs. Buckley and Mrs. Wall came to
the house Of the witness and said that Mrs.
Collin had turned them out. Mrs. Wall also
said something about Mrs Collin having
thrown around furniture and dishes and
the witness thought Mrs. Wall meant that
her daughter was very angry or intoxicated.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-17
CAMINETTPS STROKE.
What Fruit-Growers Say of the Pro-
posed Agricultural Branch.

posed Agricultural Branch.
A number of prominent fruit-growers
were questioned yesterday afternoon as to
what they thought of Congressman Cam
inettfs proposition to establish branch OF
the Agricultural Department for tht Pacific
Coast, with headquarters in this city, and
the appointment of an Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture in Washington from Califor-
mia.
All the gentlemen addressed agreed that
sucn measures were very desirable. Pro-
fesssor Wickson said it was not new idea
to establish such branch, and that Horace
Davis, while in Congress ten years ago,
had tried to accomplish the same thing for
the same reasons advanced by Mr.. CAM
inetti. 1t was, he said. nm eminenty proper
thing to do.
j. j. Rivers said the carrying into effect
of such ideas would help California more
than anything else.
b. N. Lelong said he was in favor of any
thing that would help the State.
Professor Comstock Of Palo Alto said the
climatic conditions of this coast were such
as to make imperative Independent inyesti-
cations.
Professor Wood ward Of Berkeley declared
that the scheme was good one.
Professor kellogg OF the Kansas uni
versity alone threw cold water on the prop
ostion. He said they proposed a departure
from existing methods which was too pre-
tentious for one State. He believed, how
ever, in actively pursuing the policy Of
special investigations in different portions
OF the country.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-17

BAGS-Cacuttas, May and June, 61s@6I4c;
Wool Bags. 3OLa@g32c.
OIL = LInseed has again advanced California
Castor Oh. in cases, No. !. is quotable at
81 70; DDS, 81 20 manufacturers rates) Eastern
do 81 S6 California Linseed on, bbis, boiled, soc
raw, 5Se; eases 12c more. Eastern Linseed OIL, in
Dds, boiled, soc, do raw, 5Sc; cases, 3lac more.
Lard Oh. bbls 81 10: cases 81 Is q gal Cocoa, soc
. gall CHINA Nut, 49@54c q gal.
re OLEUM-SOme brands have advanced = c,
Starlight is quOtable at lSIac q gallon: Eocene,
&c g gallon; Astral. SI3c p gallon: l5O9 Elaine,
Z3L2c; Fearl, lSl2c; Water White refined,
bulk. l2c; Headlight, 1852. cases. 23c; Mineral
Illuminating. 5000, zoe in cases; Standard, II0o
hre test llc gallon III cases (caps), l71c faucets
and lie in bunk.
GASOLINE. ETC-63o Benzine bulk. I21hc q
gal cases. Sc: TAO Gasoline Bulk l3c; cases. 1qc;
60 Gasoline, Lux. 2Uc; cases. 25c z gal.
WHITE LEA D. Quoted at 71ac q H.
RED LEAD-Quoted at sc FS n.
IURPEN 1INE-Quoted at soc p gal.
SUGAR-Ihe estern Sugar Refining Company
qnotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 55sc q 10: Dry Graduated.
DC; Contectioners' A, 47se 3 ID; Magnolia. 43sc;
Extra C. 412c; Golden G, &C; d, sac; Standard
A, 4@+ C; Eaii-bbs. 14c more than bCls, and boxes
12c
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-17
HAWAIIAN NOTES.
The Proposed Steamship Line to the
Puget Sound Ports.
Correspondence OF the Associated Press,

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, March 9, 1S93-George Ly-
curgus, the protector of a new line of
steamers between the Hawaiian Islands
and Puget Sound. has stated that the Fam
best, tie first Of the compsny's steamers,
will be sent out as soon as she can be got
ready. She is undergoing repairs at Yoke.
hama, and will probably sail for Honolulu
in about two months.
As to CONGRESSMAN Geary's objections
that the new line would injure California
trade Lycurgus said: I'VE can EXPORT
more fruit to Puget Sound than California
IS able to handle. California has its own
fresh fruits, and will not pay the prices for
island products which we can secure at
Portland. From San Francisco to Portland
the steamer rate is about 90 cents per
100 pounds on all fruit The rate
is about the same from the Islands
to San francisco. whereas we can
ship direct to Portland for about one-half
OF what we pay via San Francisco. We can
DIing down coal from Seattle mines for
about So per ton. whereas coal from
Australia costs us S. 80 to Sc per ton.
Hawaii naturally desires 10 purchase I'm
the cheapest market, and while we do not
desire 10 discriminate against California
we are obliged TO 60 TO the Northwest for
some OF the products which we need. As to
railroad transportation, we believe there is
large market waiting for us in the East
ern States which can be reached only by
cheaper facilities"
The steamer c. r. Bishop, which was
dispatched by the Provisional Government
to search for the missing boats crew of the
wrecked bark Lady LampsoD, returned to
this port, after en- unsuccessful trip, on
March Z. An agent of the Provisional Gov
eminent boarded the wreck at Kingsmans
shoal and posted q notice claiming posses-
sion of the vessel, cargo and all the belong
ings. TO be divided between the Govern
ment and the Inter-Island Steamship Com
pany. owners Of the lost bark.
c. n. Spencer, ex-Minister of the Interior
under the National Reform party in 1890
was stricken with apOplexy while riding in
his buggy on March Z. He died without
regaining consciousness. Mr. Spencer was
a native Of East Greenwich, R. L, and was
born in 1887. He had resided in Hawaii
since 1853, and was greatly respected and
loved by the native Hawaiians, whom he
had always defended and projected in his
many public dealings under the Hawaiian
tIOVATumaur
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pany. and the alleged libel was contained
in a letter which was sent by Browne to
the Street Committee of the Board of
Supervisors when they had under their
consideration The company's application for
a franchise There are also said to be
other offensive letters in existence, from
one of which the following extract is
taken: Take an auger, bore hole into
his limited modicum of brain, form
vacuum and insert about a quart of lime
juice; that will contract the large head and
reduce the covering OF the brain to a proper
contraction of what is really there" 1t is
understood that the person referred to in
the extract is the complainant.
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THE LUCKY WINNERS.
Coupon Holders in the Premium Note
Company.

The Benefcencia LOTTERY drawing that
took place yesterday in Mexico decides the
winning numbers for the Premium Note
Company. The lucky numbers are as fol-
lows: No. 63s58 being the first capital
prize wins $3.50 on 25-cent ticket; sold In
San francisco. No. Il. O51 being the second
capital prize drew $3.50 only on 25-cent
Investment; was sold In Boise City, Idaho.
No; Of, 402 being the third prize drew S625
sold in Gallup City, n. Mex, Nos. IL 561'
29979. 1886 and 6S,650, all winning prizes
sold IN Portland. Or. State of WashiuRto !
and San Francisco. Prizes can be collected
through any bank or express company in
the United States. Same will be promptly
paid at the office of the Premium Note
COmpanV.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-17
MARKET REPORTS.


SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver unchanged.
Advance in Wheat futures.
Barley quiet.
Another rise in Black oats.
Yellow Cora firm.
Rye unchanged
Sharp advance in Colored Beans
Another rise in Potatoes.
Onions finn.
Butter fraction lower
Eggs weak. Cheese unchanged.
Eastern Poultry sold high.
Game advanced.
Citrus Fruits quiet.
Hams. Bacon and Lard weak
Beef firm. Mutton steady. Hogs easy.
Light receipts of Vegetables.
Linseed Oh advanced.
Coal oil fIactlonally higher.
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An English Claim ASSIGNED.

a. 6. Plat. as the assignee OF the firm Of
Abel, Rey & Co. OF London, England. under
an order from the High Court Of Justice,
Queens Bench division, adjudging Henry
the sum of a3643 IS Sd, aud el3 9s
lid costs, now asks the Superior Court to
compel the defendant to pay the equivalent
in United States money, namely, S17,774 and
costs of court.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-17
San Francisco Meat Market.

Choice Beef is firm. Veal Mutton and Lamb are
steady Hogs are easy. Wholesale rates from
slauehtererS are as follows:
BEEF-tNtra choice. &c; first quality. 6l2c e ID;
second quality 5Ia@16c; third do 4@15e 4 It,
NEAL-Large. 6@D7c = 10; small Calves I2(GSc;
Dairy Calves. 2@9c z H.
NUT ION-Wethers. SIaG9c 2 10 Ewes, SGaSJ5c.
SPRING LAMB-l5@ISc q ~
PoRk-Live Hogs 1Ss@719 q n for lie IVY and
medium grain.ted; small fat Hogs 1897 &C; stock
Hogs, 612c 4 u; dressed do, 100 lOl4c q 10.
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Antonio C. Serpa and Lula Thomoza, 3I-I7.
Charles w. Brandt and Georgia f. Stanley,
3S-1S.
John G. Terrill and Lizzie Marshall 24-22
%.
P,ter A. Anderson and Clara F. Johaunsen,
1886.
JacintO Cortez and vicenta Narsnzo. 2s-23.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-17
Brownies oblectionabIe Letters

John A. Browne of Vallejo was Brought
to the City Prison Yesterday and locked up
on charge of criminal libel Ho was
afterward released on $500 bonds. The
complainant is j. G. Gardper, general man
ager OF the San Francisco Electric Com
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-17
Not a Graduate.

An examination of the roll OF ST. Igna-
titus College proves that the announcement
in several of the city papers that Joseph F.
Touhill, the burglar killed In Oakland by
Officer Ely, was graduate Of that institu-
ton Of learning is incorrect.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-17

NORTH BELLE ISLE MINING CoMPANY-Lo-
IN cation OF principal place Of business, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Location OF works, Tuscarora Mining
District Elko County. New
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment (So. %
levied the 26tb day Of January, 1898 The several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-17

March 1898
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ. saiesrooms.
ll35 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
I'VE WILL SELL
EIegant Parlor Furniture, BEDROOM Sets in oak and
walnut with Clipper and Curled Hair Top Mat
tresses Bedding, Carpets, Folding Beds, Ward
robes, Sideboards Mantei Mirrors Extension Ia
PIES Statuettes PortereS, Lace Curtains Pictures,
bar counter, Toilet Sets. CrOckery, Glassware.
Stoves Ranges, etc, of a broom house, removed
10 ouF salesroom for convenience of sale.
CHAS. LEVY 4 AuctfOueerS.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

NEVADA QUEEN MINING CoMPANF-LoCA-
~ tion Of principal place of business, san Fran
CISCO, ca location OF works EXC County. New
described stock. on account OF assessment NO 81,
levied on the 23i day OF January. 1893 the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
sharehOIders as fOllows:
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EneIish Wheat NIarket.

LIVERPOOL, March 16.-The spot market is
nrni at SIS 1l1ad Cargoes are quiet at 29s for off
coast. SOS Tor Just shipped and 29s for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Red Winter: March
5s 61ad; Aprl, 5s I'd; May. IS 71zd June, 5s S1ad;
July, 6s 912d; August. IS l0l.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. March 16.-Consols % 7-l6; Silver,
SO 3-l6; Rentes, g6f &c.
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the boats. Cape Town was reached on
August Il. and the vessel was at once put
on the drydock for repairs.
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Hops easier free offerings and verv Ugh
inquiry. Best Pacifcs are quoted at 2lJA@22c.
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, March l6.-The Wheat market was
fairly active and opened 14e higher, advanced
scale more en- bad crop reports from Southwest
Winter Wheat then fell, held steady and closed
steady at "a higher than yesterday. Receipts
1000 bushels: shipments, $4,000 bushels, Rye,
60c. Barley. 62c.
CHICAGO, March l6.-wheat-Cash. 1880 Corr,
Ale. Pork, Sl7 421a. Lard $l2 10. Ribs, $40;
Whisky, 81 IT.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-17

NEW tints In fashionable shades for Easter
correspondence at Sanborn & VaiPs.
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NEW YORK, March l6.-A strong market wa s
again subjected to severe attacks from recognized
bear quarters to-day, and Intervals prices yielded
under the pressure. Movements were exceedingly
cratic in the general list, which showed dee ines
at the lowest point TO anywhere from Is@214 per
cent with Chicago Gas Sugar, General Electric.
Changers, New YORK Central, Canada Southern and
New England In the lead. In the afternoon the
bulls recovered their assurance and In a oompara-
tive short time prices moved up 12QS per cent.
The close steady. Government Bonds are
steady. Petroleum steady: closed at 65c bid
NEW DIRK, March l6.-United States Bonds as
1l&12; do rs, S912; Northern Pacific, 1865: Cana
dian facihc, SIZE; Central Pacific 96Io Union Pa
cthc. 1854 Atchison and Santa Fe 3lL2; Wells
Fargo, l46; western Union, 93I2; Silver, So;
Sterling, 81 s5IP@4 S7IS.
Wheat = May. 56S4e; Flour, quiet. Coffee.
SIS 50. Sugars 5-lt@i II BIC. Hops-Pacife Coast
l9922c Hides, lZ12c. Gopper-Laks, ST. 10.
Tln-SpOt, $2l 10. Lead-DomestIc, SIS 90, Iron,
$40. Petroleum, doc bid.
HOPS.
Hops are easier free offerings and very light
inquiry. Best Facides are quoted at q 1a@22c
SUGAR AND CoFFEE
Sugar-Rehned m cd erately active and IN chan ed
raw quiet. steady and unchanged.
Cufee-Quiet with slight changes. Sales 800
bags; March, SIC 50: April. Sl6 so.
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the board OF directors, mado on the 9Th day Of jan
uary, 1898 so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sold AZ public auc
ton at the ONCE or the company, room q. all san
some st.. San Francisco. Cal, on FRIDAY. the Gath
day OF March, 1898. at the hour OF 10 o'clock of
said day, pay said delinquent assessor emit thereon
together with OF advertising and expenses of
sale j. w. PEW, Secretary
ofnce-Room 8. al sansoms a., San Francisco,
California, ms3 I'd
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CRUIKsHANR GOLD MINING CoMPANY-lO
y cation OF principal place of business San Fran
clscisco, Cal; location of works, Los Burros Dis
trict, Monterey County, Gal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, ON account OF assessment mo ~
levied on the 9Th day of January, 1893, the sew.
era amounts set opposite tue names OF the respec-
tive shareholders as folluMs.
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Ana IN accordance with law. and an order of the
Board Of Directors made the twenty-siXth day
OF January 1898, so many shares of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary VIII be sold pub
lie auction at the Office or the company, No. 8 0
Pine street, rooms Is aud II, san Francisco Cali
fornia, on MONDAY. the third day OF SprIi, 1898,
at the hour of 1 O'CLOCK P NJ. OF said day to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon tozether with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
!. w. PEW. Secretary
omce-No $40 Pine street, rooms 10 and 7. Gan
Francisco, California. mrlO ID
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Exchange and Tuition,

7 OTtIHUt-s d us IHtsss
PORTLAND. Or, March l6.-Ciearances, $3.50, 600
balances 100000
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAs. LEVY q Gn
THIS DAY.

AUCTIoNEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Salesroom-ll35 Market ST., bet. 7th and Stn.
Regular Sales days-TuesdaY and FRIDAY.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.

Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNENT. Chronometer and
instrument Maker, California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
: INV. INV Lw Lw e
:: Small. Large Small. Large. . 20
IT,. 90 AM SIS AM 4.59 AM 52s PM6 1855
Large Smau
49,. COS AN ll4s AN SAB An Os PM6 les 20
Large Small
l9-. o % AN O.43 PMI s. % An s IS PM.6 I4'5 81
20. O57 AN 1.44 PMi 7IS an 72s tM6.l 3 6 ~
FL. l. 80 AM 2.s9 PSI 9 05 AM XII Pm % ] g. %
o.. los An I O6 PM sos AM 800 PS 096 -
81. 2.53 AM $50 Phi 10 AM g.5S Pm 6.0s62f