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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-26
A Promising Invention.

Alfred and Frank Godbe have gone
from Salt Lake to Chicago to arrange for
the manufacture and sale of the progress
sive toy horse which Alfred Godbe in
vented shortly before leaving here last
spring. The invention is expected to
knock all other toy and rocking horses
out OF time and bids fair to do it accord
ing to the reports Of those who have seen
the models work. By combination of
springs and wheels which operate in but
one direction, propelling the horse for
ward, child is enabled to propel him.
self along floor or smooth plane at a
good pace, and in exact imitation of o
cantering horse under saddle. Corners
can be made easily, and the motion of
the rider necessary for the propulsion
acts also as an invigorating exercise.
Patent is pending on the invention and
will now soon issue, and the proposition
is to have the ingenious toy exhibited at
the Worlds Fair this year. Alfred Godbe
expects to remain year or more at Chi.
cago in the interest Of the enterprise.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-26
THE NEVADA SOUTHERN.
A Copy Ofits Articles Of Incorporate on
Filed With the County Recorder.

County Recorder Turner received on
Monday certified copy of the articles
of incorporation of the Nevada Southern
Railway Company for record in his Office.
The substance of the articles has been
previously given in this paper. The road
is already in course of construction from
COTS on the A. & P. road, in Arizona,
and in ordinary course will penetrate
Lincoln county territory before the end
of Spring.
The Company appears to be close
corporation. Three principal offices are
provided for, at either of which the di.
rectors of the road may legally transact
business. One of the offices is to be To-
Gated at Good Springs, this county. II
the line as projected is clearly under
stood, about forty miles OF the road will
be situated in this county. which will
make that part of our municipality OF
material interest to us at this end,
though far removed from It.
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A Lively Row.

Monday morning in "Dick's' restau.
rant, discussion of the merits and de-
merits of the various superintendent
who have operated at Helene during the
past six months, brought on a row
between H. Fl. Cooper and Jos. Phillips.
Knockdowns were in order in general
rough and tumble fight in which table.
ware and household furniture also suffer
ed.
Later in the day Cooper swore out
warrant for Phillips arrest on charge
of threats to commit bodily harm, and
before hearing of the matter came up
Phillips in turn secured Cooper's arrest
for assault and battery. On Tuesday, in
the case against Phillips, on motion of
defendant, the charge was dismissed, the
necessary foundation not having been
laid, and the proof not sustaining the
charge, whereupon the Prosecuting At.
torney also moved for dismissal of the
charge against Cooper, which was order
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-26
DISTRICT COURT.

motion for new trial has been
made by the defendant in the case of
Ssvenoaks VS.. Eames, in which case
judgment for plaintiff in the amount of
$3.50 was entered two weeks ago
j. w. Keeney, L. S. Murray, j. H.
Martin, A. A. Sulcer and w. Fl. Avery
have entered suit in the District Court
against j. H. Anderson and Robert
Montgomery to be decreed co-owners
with defendants in number of winning
claims in Yellow Pine district, this
county. Plaintiffs, who reside in San
Bernardino county, California, furnished
Montgomery with grub stake in Sep
TENDER last with which to prospect in
Yellow Pine district and number of
good locations were made there, including
the Crown Point Nos. | and 9, the
Look Out No. 2. the Bonanza and Be-
nanza No. 2, the Star, the Eureka and
the Hunter, and the Hunter No. 2
mines, all good claims and recently de.
scribed in these columns as ore producers
from the surface. In these locations,
plaintiffs names were omitted and they
ask to be decreed owners to the extent
OF certain interests set out at length in
the complaint.
Irwin G. Stump yesterday entered suit
against d. L. Wertheimer & Co., for
$446 SO, balance claimed to be due on
business transactions had at Helene in
operating the Magnolia mine last fall.
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IN M EMURlUM.

To the Officers and Members of Phoebe
Lodge, No. %, /. o. O. F.:
Brothers Your committee appointed
to draft resolutions expressive of the
feelings of the Odd Fellows of Phoebe,
Nevada, on the unexpected death of our
beloved and revered Brother T. M.
HAYES, beg leave to respectfully submit
the following in Friendship, Truth and
Love
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, the Supreme Ruler of the Universe,
who DEGREES and directs all things, to re-
move by death from the labors of earth
to heavenly reward our late Brother T.
M. Hayes; therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
Hayes the community has lost a gener.
GUS and loyal citizen, by virtue of fidelity
and friendship.
Resolved, That while we mourn the
loss of our beloved Brother, we have
reason to rejoice, knowing his life to be
pure and undefiled; yet in the splendor
of life the weakness of human nature is
unable to realize that this earthly sphere
is not boon, but a duty we owe to Him
who doeth all things well.
Brother, rest your lsbors DER,
Dream Of want and woe no more;
Sleep the sleep that knows not breaking,
Morn of toll, nor night of waxing"
Resolved, That in our deep sorrow we
unite with the relatives and friends Of
the deceased Brother, and in seeking
consolation for ourselves, would remem.
Der them.
G. j. BALDWIN,
Ed. +. PREFERENTIAL,
JOHN SHEATH,
Committee.
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JOB PRINTING in all it's
branches, equal in style to
any, done at this office.

1t is said that the flavor of young
roasted chicken is improved by placing
inside of it bouquet of parsley, small
onion and fresh butter tins size of wal
nut.
Thomas Jefferson Jones" Dey amt
no good. lie got four kings" George
Washington SIMPSON" You has, Ell ?
What's de matter wild dis extra king in
my han q
Joe Goodrich accidentally got the
index finger of his right hand caught in
the planer at the Raymond shop Tues.
day and it was very nearly cut of. As
it is, the injury will require some time in
which to heal.
Crock the CRADLE" said Mary.
"Rock it yourself" said John
'Half of it's YOU'RE" said Mary,
1.-THE other half Is yours" said John,
The rest OF this conversation.
Would not do to tell
Mary rocked her half.
And John let his half yell
No, Mr.. Timberwheel," said Miss
Elder kindly, but firmly, ~ cannot
marry you, but I'll be a. Thanks,
Miss Elder" interrupted the rejected
one spitefully, but l have two grand.
mothers. "-Harpers Bazaar.
"Who held the pass of the Thermopy-
lac against the Persian host?" demanded
the teacher. The editors boy spoke up
and said MY father, l reckon He
holds pass on every road in the country
that runs passenger train"
The Scientific American says the ordi-
nary grated horseradish, eaten at fire.
quent intervals during the day and in
connection with food at the table, has
been found remarkably effcacious in ban
ishing the distressing cough that fire.
quently fingers after all the other symp-
toms of the grip have gone. 1t can do
no harm to try it at all events.
IT you want to know for certain
whether your diamond is genuine rub it
sharply across an implanted board in a
dark room, just as you would friction
match. If it is real it will give off phos-
phorescent light as the match does. All
the Imprinted boards in the Idaho "dia-
mond" basin have been scratched, but
no light was brought forth by any of the
products of that section.
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No. children
ur.Ea hot n p 10 ,,,a

A tree is like lots of things" says
Senior Pognip. cts like an elephant,
because it's got trunk; it's like a table
because it has leaves, and it's like a dog
because it has a bark"
In Turkey woman is held in the most
rigid seclusion. She must always appear
yelled. With pigs and dogs she is for
hidden to enter mosque, and the Koran
declares q woman unmarried to be in q
state Of Reproduction.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-26
A Railroad Straw.

Tuesdays Salt Lake Tribune saws that
Assistant Freight Agent Eccles and Su.
perintendent Bancroft of the Union Pa.
cihc returned from their trip over the
Milford branch, and started out on
another trip up in Wyoming 1t was in
timated in railroad circles that the
movements of these two Union Pacific
officials meant more than perfunctory
inspection tour.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-26


Miss E. U. Gates, a New England
lady, has invented new word.
"Mrdame," (Mr. and LADY, pronounced
Meridian. She says, "In the new order
Of things there is demand for title to
express the partnership of men and
women in business"
An item appeared in neighboring pa.
per not long since as follows, "Mrs. H.
has the largest and incest plants in
town." In making up the forms the let.
ter 81" dropped out of the word
plants, and the mistake was not dis
covered until the papers were printed
The whole town was in an uproar and
the lady's husband read the item, armed
himself with revolver and started for
the printing office but the old printer
saw him coming and jumped from two.
story window and escaped. Exchange.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-26
JUR. LIST FOR 1898.

The following are the names of voters
selected by the Board of Commissioners
at the last regular meeting, to constitute
the jury list for the current year. If the
business Of the District Court requires
it, additional names may be selected at
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-26

State Superintendent of Public In
struction Ring has published the follow.
ing statement of the first semi. annual ap.
portionment Of school money for 1893
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-26

NOTlCE.-We invite your attention
to our elegant stock of FURNITURE com.
plete in every line, including the best
assortment of Folding Beds, Springs and
Mattresses in the West. Direct your
orders for any kind of house fittings to
BARRETT BROS, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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NEW TODAY.
Legal Notice.
Notice OF intention to Apply For a
Permit 20 Cut Timber ON Public
Land.

AIorICR Is HEREBY GIVEN That THE UNDELa
Unsigned are about to make application to the
Honorable Secretary Of the Interior for per-
mission to cut timber on unsurveyed gov ern-
ment land OF the United States. situated In the
County of LINCOLN, State of Nevada, and de-
scribed as follows: Situated southeast OF and
about ten miles distant from Glover Valley, in
said Lincoln County. in the Saw Mill range OF
mountains on the Pulsipher Hill. and embra,-
ing one hundred and sixty acres Of land. more
OF less. and containing about six hundred
thousand feet Of Yellow Pine timber, suitable
for manufacturing into lumber.
JOHN NJ. PULsIPHER,
JOHN LAuB,
GEORGE LAUB.
Dated. Phoebe Nevada. January %, 1898.
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business OF the District Court require
it, additional names may be selected O
any time and added to the present list;
Edwards, E. H. Hartung, II.
Alderman, A. Hammond, RObt.
Butler, w. ID. Jacobson, j. A.
Bungus, Frank Lloydd, VIM.
Boyle, Edward Lyttle, Ed.
Bingham, John Miller, Geo.
Colby, E. I. Moody, Geo.
Clark, VIM. McRae, Peter
Clinton, J. b. Nesbitt, Jas.
Cook, John O'Connor, Jas.
Clark, J. NJ. Palmer, j. w.
Dryden, 5. Page, A. 7.
Delmue, J. Quigley, Pat
De Freeze, VIM. ,Sr. Roeder, John
Denton, j. A. Riding, John r.
Delmue, Andrew Reese, Jno.
Dooley, N. P. Rawdin, Ed.
Zachow, X. Roe, Chas.
Eilers, II. Shier, John
Ewing, John Simpson, John
Edwards, w. II. Sheridan, John
Frank. John Standish, Chas.
Folwell, Percy Veitch, Alex.
Francis, Robert Vietti, John
Gallager, Mike Van Emon, G. B.
Goodrich, c. E. Williams, Mike
Goodrich, Halstead Warren, Geo. B.
Giles, Jas. Willet, Edward
Hoag, j. r. Wertheimer, D. L.
Holt, c. f. Welland, Henry
Honeyman, p Wilson, Frank
Young, Tom Atchison, Frank
Blood, Gus Cooper, Fl. III.
Davis. Joe Docklestitch, s.
Edwards, John Garrett, C. E.
Findlay. Dave Gordon, r. j.
Gentry. E. s. Hunt, R.
Hanson, s. f. Hunter, Robt. r.
Ipsen, Hans Lowry, E.
Foster, Jos. Carelin, G. r.
Godbe, Ernest Colburn, j.
Boland. David Ryan, Pat
Gibson, Nelson Liston Ben
McAnish, Stewart Millet, Chas
Murphy, John Rice, Geo
Williams, West Rice, Oscar
Arcadi, Joe Sharp, Henry
Broda, Sam1 Geer, A. w.
Baldwin, Con Castle, John
Crandall, w. R. Ferguson, John
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-26

Cohn Brothers, the old and we'll known
dry goods merchants of Salt Lake, have
failed for $4,000.
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interests of the Nevada Southern, as FIRST
organized.
The morning call., 1893-09-14
THE STOCK r1ARKET.

Beyond little demand for Ophir at so cents
ana Mexican aI so cents the market remained un-
changed yesterday. Trading was very dull and
was confined to a few clippers between the board.
NOTES.
Silver was weak and heavy yesterday at 1884
cents in New ork ana 34l4 pence in London.
The W. Y. o. D. (Work Your own Digglngs)
Gold and Silver Mining Company of Grass Valley
has declared dividend Is OF 10 cents per share,
payable September 10.
Amiraux. the mining operator. leaves for Grass
Valley tonight on important business in connec-
tion with the Evening star mine
In the BuIwer they are stopping out above No. !
crosscut 200 level, also from No. l winze below
200 level Wine ., below 200 level. was extended
10 feet. The mill was kept running steadily and
crushed during the week 1873 tons OF ore ayerage
battery sample $50 SO, taiingS IS OS.
In the savage the 100 level they continue
10 extract ore of fair grade. They are doing com.
siderable prospecting between this Ieyel and tba
$50 leveL During the week they have hoisted I az
cars of from this level Shipped TO the Ne
vada mil 2IO tons and miiled 5iO tons car
samples average S26 So battery samples AVERAGE
50 SO bulnon Yield for the week S324l 35
shipped 10 the United States mint at Carson SEN
tember :. 400 pounds of crude bullion. They are
also retlmoerlng the shaft between the 90 aud
500 levels.
The morning call., 1893-09-14

OF Palm street. % by w l25. lot IL block
shin ~ Electric Road Tract Brooklyn Town
Tial hliza A and James j. McGovern OF Alameda IN
SW Wns ~ - IDLuhakln OF Brooklyn Township lot on
25 by SW N1c9i Ga o. avenue, 325 NV OF PeraIta NV
NicoI To =" aoo, lot 10, block F. Corrected Nap OF
Eoot RI tract, TO correct deed Of March 9. ISe3
brooklyn Township; $40 - A''''
Fhiip and Bertha Anspaeher tn wfIiaD, IT
a. rus Oh San Fran cisco. - acres commencin n
% a. a point + 49S.6S distant from junction OF san
lol to SW corner of l5-acre tract NJ NJ AZ
lou In,Onza; thence NV 98736. SW SOB to stake in Z
INC INC OF San Ramon road. thence Sw I7754 SW
3I3.48; SW 365, Sw 38I .4S to LAWN fo1r,acrs
tTact, thence L SO, Sc 3S2 81 to BEGINNING
To,sf Tux a portion OF Rancho San Lorenzo, Eden
w T. C. and Mary D. Sessions of Oakland to George
tse,th HarIson OF oakland. lot on Sc line of Nine
o1nsn NH avenue 10 NJ of East Twenty-hfth street
De - 90 oy SE l7:6, block "a, North Addition 70
bfrooHiyn. East oakland SIS ..
:, same TO John j. Hack of Oakland lot on Sw
H NHe OF East TwenTy-sixth street 1876 NE oI
IN Nine teeath avenue, Sc 80. Sw lao NV 40 NE
0aSapS ScA s1a S4 North Addition to Brooklyn. East
o., same a. to Howard C. Havens OF San Francisco lot
On On ~ corner OF Nineteenth avenue and East Twen-
with street, NE 20 by Sc II :6 block "a NoTtb
ASaIO.oh saiTa a to Brooklyn East oakland; $I280
same 70 Richard Bibby of Oakland lot on \ cor
streor -SSineteehtn avenue and East Twenty sixth
SSuSe% SW 80; Sc 1876. Sw lO5, Sc 80. NE l4o.
To Rrooti 10 Deglnning block "a. North Addition
Fred q nd Annie T. L. Fitzgerald to E. D. BLOCK
S SoC on Hne OF Twenty first street, 227 IS of
| 4O TO 40. block 80. Northern Addition to BSnok
| lyn, East oakland: $50
james Connolly of Berkeler tn Male NJ ,,or.,,
and ana a. Sorensen, lot Sw corner OF East
| 4y 4TMenty-nrst street (Hepburn street, l4O Sc OF
iWenty-Second avenue (Peralta street, SE al nv
SSn -" ~, LOT IL aud portion of lots il ana lS
0po Diock 90 san Antonio. subject to mortgage East
w. =. Laymance of Oakland to James Edwards
OF san Franc tsco, lot 10, block B. Elmhurst Tract
brooklyn Township; SlO.
oeoTge l. and Adelia s. HawIey and Richard
-, T ana Juila 4. Smell to John jacobson and otto
/ map 2. Brooklyn Township; $40
fiez and Anna Il. James to Bank of Anaheim
o4o. 0 acres, beginning at point on boundary
lle OF acre tract of Gull eft al % 25 chains
rom r. corner of said tract, thence Sc 952
cnains 40 chains. SW Is 81 chains. SW 20 SO
c6alnS, Sc % IA chains SW l2.30 chains NV
! oS 80 cnaIns. NV 1858 chaius NE 22. SO chains,
Ne 9ooS chains to beginning Eden Township;
The morning call., 1893-09-14

NEW YORK. Sept. I3-The special feature OF to-
days market on the Stock Exchange was the re-
marka bic raIying power Of active stocks after the
successive declines which were established by the
bears. The sudden death Of Ex-Governor Ames of
Massachusetts was put into service at once to de-
press the leaders Of the market. he having been
closely identified with the Union Pacific. Western
Union and General Electric companies ana a
heavy lender upon whom large corporations fire..
queHtiy drew when occasion required. A strong 2
buying movement. however, was developed by the
decline and jump was quickly made. Another
raid was lowed by another rally the marx ct
closed strong, Governments inactive. Petroleum
steady: October, 64c bid.
EXCHANGE, MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call easy and closed offered at 81
Prime paper, S@l2%. Sterling exchange dull:
sixty-day bankers bills, 81 SZ1494 5Z1a; de-
mand. 81 1904 S5I4. U. = as. regular, $40:
do coupon Sill rs regular $991a; Pacific 6's,
SI02: Silver, 733lc.
The morning call., 1893-09-14

extra prime. Sl4@i4 so; extra clear. s24 5O@25;
mess, $22 so p Dbl: Smoked Beef, lO0lO1ac y II.
HuPS-Quoted at l7@20c 2 % for fair to choice
new.
HIDES AND sKINs-The private circular of
w. sumner 81 Co. says: "The market for wet
salted and dry hides. wool and sheep skins con-
tinues exceedingly dull. and prices the present
time lower than before, without much pros
spect OF any immediate Improvement. This depres
sion is not local. as low values prevail ali over
the world, and prices here must be relative to the
figures obtalnable in the Eastern markets We
skins that Il is poor policy TO look for any advance
In the Hide market and that II is best TO sell and
realize rather than to hold on speculation. waiting
for better prices This is especially true in re
tion to wet saited Hides. Hides that are cured
with the California hide salt and kept on hand for
tainted and salt stained, making very undesirable
stock for the tanner. Such damaged Hides are
culs aud NO. stock. and will have to be sold at
low prices Heavy sated steers 414@4Loc
y n medium. &c = n: light. Sc p n: Cowhides.
SC p n: sated Kip. 4c: salted Calf. &c p IL salted
tlon 5G6c y n dry Kips, &c; prime Goatskns.
30G6Oc each; Kids, 59lOc: Deerskins good sum-
mer s5d3Oc r 10: medium. l5@20c: winter Sc;
Sheepskins, sheaIlingS, lO(12uc each: short wool.
25Q40c: medium. 4OG6Oc each; long wool, 75c
each Culs of all kinds about l3 less.
'TALLOM-Nn. i rendered. 4120as34c; country
Iallow, 4c Refined. &c: Grease. 219@S315c p n.
WUOL-The Boston and New YORK mara cts are
working iatO better shape. with more sales, but
the Philadelphia market is dull and unsatis-
factory. Spring clip is quotable follows:
Humboldt and Mendoclno. l3@l4c p 10: Gala
veras and Foothin. ll@12c; Nevada l0Gl &c: San
Joaquiu and Southern. years staple. S@g9c; do.
short wooIs ga Oc: Eastern oregon, lGGl2c
for choice and S@sc for inferior; Valley Oregon.
14@l5c r 10
The morning call., 1893-09-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM A~m
ocean Diyision-and PACIFIC COAST AfSS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dspateh from
Spear-sreet wharf. at 10 NJ. for the above ports
one OF their Al iron steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Aug II, Sept. and
Oct. g. 16. %.
COLUMBIA-Auz. .. sept and oct. l. II. p.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other divergng lines for all points In oregon.
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho
Montana, Dakota. Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and To Europe.
Fare to Portiand-Cabn, Sl6; steerage. IS:
round trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket ofhces-l Montgomery st.. aud Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-20O Caifornis st.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Supt Ocean Line
II 10 Market ST. san Francisco
The morning call., 1893-09-14
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Sept. g. - Wheat was active and
unsettled ana opened SEC lower on rains in the
West, quickly rallied 1ac on purchases by commits
slon-houses declined "a on real zfng sales beyond
the longs who had bought at lower figures, rallied
1876 defined lc ali speculative dealings, and
closed easy at C lower than yesterday Receipts
l72,OOO bushels shipments. 1l6,0O0 bushels.
CATTLE.
Cattle-ReceiDts. Is. 800: active: natives strong;
others slow and weak; top Datives. 5000 30;
medlun, 81 1904 80: others. 81 7b03 70: Tex
ans 81 ih82 35: Westerns, s2 95@s3 so: stock
ers aud feeders. S293 10
Hogs-Receipts, zS.OO0; active and 1O9l5e
nlgher; mixed and packers, So SOG16 05; prime
heavy and butchers weights. secs 30; prime
Hght mixed. Se96 rs: selected light. So 3516 As
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: active and 10@16c
higner' natives, 81 5094 20; Westerns, SO $50
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat. easy; cash, 681zc; December, 723sc
corn. lower; re- cash 42c: december. 421sc. Oats.
October. Sl4 90: January Sl3 go Lard steady:
cash, % 6o; January, 81 70. Ribs, steady; cash.
The morning call., 1893-09-14
RAILROAD SHARES.

AND MERCHANDISE
Wheat-September 1896
Flour-Firln.
Hops Quiet.
CoGee-Options strong and firm. Sales %. $50
bags. September SIG 35@l6 80; october, sl6 80
0l6 rs: November. $l6 Is; december, $l5 500
l6. spot Rio. strong No. Z, 1886.
Sugar-Raw. higher; fair refining, 37sc; centrifu-
gals, 50 test, 334 G.; refined strong.
Copper Strong; Lake. 81 6212.
Lead-Firm Domestic, S3 80.
TIn-StrOng: Straits. $40 20; plates steady.
Spelter-Quiet, but firm; Domestic, So 50.
The morning call., 1893-09-14
Failures in August.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports l29
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the month OF August. 1898. with assets of
S1.l53, sos and Liabilities $1.97l ,S66 compared
with ST for the previous month. with assets of
S2l6.402 and liabilities S462.036 and 10 for
the corresponding month of 1892, with assets
of 1928. 900 and liabilities S322,39l Tho failures
for the past month divided among the States
and erritories follows:
The morning call., 1893-09-14
GOMPAGNiE GENeRAlE

I'll. \ y : i l. I QUE
French Line to II ,vrr.
OMPANY'S PIER (\EY). 40 NORTH <a-a
\ River. FOOT of Morton St Travellers >flSS7H
by this line avoid both transit by English rail way
and the discomfort OF crossing the channel in 3
small boat.
LA TOURAINE. Capt. FrangeuI ..............
............. Saturday. September 23. 2 200 p. M
LA BRETAGNE. capt. Collier lier................
............. saturday. September 80, 7:GO A. NJ
LA GASCOGNE, Capt. san elii ii......,.......
....,.-..........Sa Saturday, october z. 100 p. NJ.
LA CHAMPAGNE, Laurent. .................,.
............ Saturday. TT her 4. 8 90 A. N
For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET. Agent.
No. Bowling Green New Y orK.
ave, San Francisco.
Branch ofice. 19 Montgomery St au3l II
The morning call., 1893-09-14
Builders Contracts.

george Fisher with Charles P RaIston to build
on lot on line OF street. 90 :55s e of Eighth
avenue. rs i 9-l6. n llO:lO, w rs, S ll3 ;9SI
$500. y ~ - ' a ,
Thomas F. Murray with White Bros, to build
on lot on line of Fell street. 400 E of Steiner
137 IS by 1895 $447O.
John c. Nielsen with J. W. smith, to build on
lot on r line OF Pierce street, 25 of Waller n
% by 1868; $2975.