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In The senate.

WASHINGTON, April 13-In the senate
memorial signed by " members of the
Kansas Legislature against the right
of Martin to seat as senator, and stat
ing he was illegally elected, was pre-
sented and referred to the committee on
privileges and elections. The senate
then went into executive session, aid
when the doors reopened adjourned
In the executive session the senate
listened to the Republicans, who de-
clared they would have the Roach case
considered In open session if the Demo-
Gratis ignored 1t in the executive.
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A Cripple for Life.

JACKSONVILLE, Or, April 13-Philir
Miller, the young man injured in the
Miller mine Monday. was brought to his
parents home In Jacksonville today. He
will recove, from his injuries, but will
be crippled for life. as his right arm was
broken above and below the elbow and
the elbow joint is hopelessly displaced
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county. Thompson killed a man named
Sherry in saloon at Antelope. September,
1887. The petition sets forth the fact that
Sherry imposed on Thompson and spit in his
face, whereupon, in the heat of passion,
Thompson drew his revolver and shot and
killed Sherry
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From Thursdays Daily.

The streets are dry and dusty.
Persons from the country say the roads
are in terrible condition, caused by the
recent rains and snow.
Mr.. Emile Schanno, of this city, is at
tending the meeting of the state horticu,-
tural society at Eugene.
Quite number of passengers arrived on
the Regulator last evening. and there was
also large invoice of freight.
The Union Whist Club was enter tanned
yesterday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Locbhsad. A very pleasant evening was
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Situation at Antlers Serious.

WASHINGTON, April 13. - Captain
Guthrie, sent to report on the condition
of affairs at Antlers, 1. T., has made q
report to the war department. He re
CARDS the situation as serious. 1t is be-
iieved more troops will be sent to the
scene.
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Snow in south Dakota.

FARGO. N D, April 13-The temper.
ature fell to II deg. last night. Snow
ceased to fall by noon today. The Ice
IS badly jammed between here snd Crane
Forks, A gang is trying to break up
the big foes with dynamite. The tenn
perature is still below freezing.
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Democratic Grfst MIL.

WASHINGTON, April 13-Tbe president
has sent to the senate the following nom
inations:
A. W. Terrill, of Texas, minister to
Turkey.
J. W. Hawkins. of Arizona, assoc.
late justice of the supreme court of Ari-
zoDa.
J. Il. M. WIgman, of Wisconsin,,
United States attorney for the eastern
district of Wisconsin,.
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"Qnt of Sirht.n

The travelling public are now fully alive
to the fact that the Chicago, Union Pacific
& Northwestern Line offers the very best
accommodations to the public from and to
Chicago, Omaha and intermediate points,
not only during the worlds fair, but all the
year, around.
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The Republican Caucus.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The RepublI-
can senators in caucus this morning de-
cided to insist to the last on an investi-
CATION into the charges against Roach,
and of the claims of Ady to Martins
seat
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Worlds Fair Travellers Will Have It.,

The public demand through service when
travelling. 1t is old-fashioned to change
cars. On the through solid vestibuIed
trains OF the Chicago. Union Pacific &
Northwestern Line from or to Chica 90,
Omaha and intermediate points, there is NO
change. This is the finest and fastest road.
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MARRIED

ND-AINSWoRTH-Aprll IL, 1898, in this
city, at the residence OF the brides parents by
Rev. W. c. Curtis, Miss Margaret Rowland and
Mr.. Lewis d Ainsworth.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Casteria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
Whsn abe bad Children, she gave tnsm Castoria
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Central Office Portland, Oregon. Crop
Weather Bulletin, No. s. for soeek ending
TuesdnM AprI II, 1895:
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trees. There was the stump of one tree
nine and half feet in diameter, and about
three feet in thickness, plank about three
feet wide, and specimens of oak, fir, cedar
and nemlock. In the closed car we presume
there was grain of different varieties These
attracted large number of visitors as the y
stopped near the Wasco warehouse before
being hauled out.
A board of examiners to pass upon th
qualifications of officers elect will meet at
Arlington TO morrow afternoon The Off.
GERS to'be examined are MAJOR G. C. Henry,
of La Grarde. Third regiment, D N. c.,
and Second Lieutenant Geo. W. Stages, OF
Weston. These officers have been elected
20 the positions named, but before they re-
ceive their commissions must pass rigid
examination in military tactics The board
consists of Lieut.-Col. Geo T. Thompson,
Third regiment. of The Dalles; Capt. II. L.
Wells. K Co., First regiment, Portland +,
and FIRST Lieut. s. Collins, Third regiment,
Arlington.
Waitsburg takes water out of Copper
creek for drinking, household and fire pur
poses. A few land owners on the creek
above Wsitsburg have brought suit against
the town, claiming prior rights. The plain
Wills pray lOT gu Ln6 cOuTt
restraining and enjolning the defendants,
It's agents, officers, servants and employees,
from divertlDg In any manner the waters OF
said creek from the natural flow. After
reading the petition. Judge Upton issued al.
order directing the defendants to appear il
The court April l5.h, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. NJ, and show cause why restrain
ing order should not be granted. providing.
however, the plaintiffs file bond in the
sum of 5000.
Another case of small pox from the Hay-
tan Republic is reported from Portiana
The Oregonion says that while making an
inspection OF the steamer on Saturday, CITY
Physician Wheeler discovered a well.de-
veloped case of smallpox. The victim was
Charles OConnor, purser of the steamer
The disease is not of bad form, and the
patient will undoubtedly recover. O'Connor
was lmmediateIy removed from the steamer
and kept in seclusion until Sunday night,
when he was taken to the pesthouse. DR..
Wheeler thoroughly fumigated the vessel
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
SUNDAY February %.
Stmr Keweenaw jenkins, 80 hours from Tacoma;
stmr Jewel. Madison, Il hours from Mendocino:
3l6 NJ II lumber. TO Mendoeino Lumber Co.
Stmr Crescent CITY, Allen 20 hours from Crescent
City; pass and mdse. TO Hobbs Wall & Co.
com: l44o tons coal, TO Husband & Brooks
Schr Jenny Griffin. Campbell hours from Be-
dega; 40 bxs butter, to Ross Hewlett
Schr Beulsh. johnson, days from Redondo; bal
last, to Gardiner Mill Co.
Returned.
SUNDAY. February %.
Seattle account OF having lost two blades OF her
propeller. one of Point Mendoeino and the other
of Cape Mendocino.
Sailed.
SUNDAY. February 20.
Stmr Coos Bay Leland San Pedro.
Stmr homer. Butler. Astoria
Stmr Celia johnson, Humboldt.
sl ST. Point rs arena os sonnson MsnaGsino etc
Schr Transit. Jorgeasen, Honolulu.
Schr Ralph Long Jorgenson, Coquiile River
Telesraphic.
POINT LoBos-February 26-10 p M-weather
hazy; vino NV; velocity "A miles
Domestic Ports.
ALBioN-SaiIed Feb 26-Schr Alice Kimball for
FORT BRAGG-sailed Feb 2e-stmrs Daisy KIM
bali. Noyo and Rival. for san Francisco
EUREKA-Sailed Feb 26-stmr Pomona, for San
SAN PEDRo-Arrivea Feb e6-stmr Farallon I'm
San Diego; schr Excelsior from Port BakeIey; schr
j Weatherwax, from Seattle.
Sailed Feb 26-stmr Faraon ship Brown
for Nanaimo
DEPARTURE BAY-saied Feb 2e-shp India,
for san Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
NANAIMO-Satl Feb 25-Bark Sea King, for
San Francisco
Tmportations.
CRESCENT CITY-Per Crescent City-l cs bacon.
rolls leather. pkgs mdse. bxs butter, ID ft
lumber cs liquor.
Cousigness.
Per City-H0bhs Wall e y
w Sumner Il Co: De bernardo & Westphai; san
Francisco Stock Brewery wielsnd Brewing Co;
Heilwig. Wheaton & Luhrs Smiths Cash store. g
Pomeroy; Dodge. sweeney Coz Hibernia Brew
cry.
For Late Shipping Htezioencs sea Eighth Pa1s
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been the cause Of considerable discussion
in the English sporting papers, though the
general tone of the press favors the act.
Tom Loates was one OF the most brilliant
and popular lightweigh jockeys of his day,
and his return to the plgskin will be warm
ly welcomed by the race-going public at
large.
Two other excellent jockeys. w. Warne
and Martin. have been reinstated. the
present scarcity of frstclass jockeys in
England having had great deal of weight
in causing the stewards 10 relent in their
cases. as well as that OF Tom Loates. The
friends Of Charles Wood, who was deprived
OF his license five years ago. were hopeful
that his name would be found among the
list of those from whom the bar had been
removed. but such proved not to be the case.
Woods case seems particularly hard. for he
has borne his punishment like a man. and
it has been most severe one. when 1t is re-
mem bered that Woods income for legit-
mate riding fees was proved on the trial 10
be $4,000 per annum, while the legitimate
presents given him by owners amounted to
SO, 000 more.
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Articles Made of Mating.

Take piece of bamboo or tea mating,
about twelve or fourteen inches in length
and eight inches in width. The whole may be
lightly tinted with very much diluted color
in oil. or with any of the broDZes. Bind the
mating with ribbon or with a strip of thin
leather pinked on the edges. Bend up the
lower part. and tie at the sides with ribbon.
Tie pocket thus made VIII hold number of
papers. Suspend against the wall by three
brass rings attached TO the upper edge, at the
corners and in the middle. A spray of
flowers, flight of birds. or a bunch of
autumn leaves may be painted on the up-
per part, and also on the lower part, FORM
ing the bag. Small letter racks may also
be made of the same material by
cutting two pieces, one about eight
inches long and the other four inches.
and placing the smaller one fat upon the
other, and binding the whole with green
satin ribbon; on this paint a swarm of
butterflies, a bunch OF daisies, or single
scattered blossoms. This mating can also
be used for chair seats and backs. 1t looks
well when decorated. and also wears very
wall
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Resuming Her Own Name.

FhladeIph1a Kecord-
"Well. thank heavens. l am plain Mary
Ann again" declared young woman to a
sympathiZiDg friend on one OF the cross
town cars yesterday. Il did so hate that
rame-Luella. Missus said Mary Ann
wouldn't do at all.
'She called it 'outre' or something like
that. She declared that / must be given
some romantic name that would sound
pretty for calling. So have been IueIla'
for half year. and Pm heartily glad that
left her and am going to Mrs. North
vests"
The other girl gave a Mortified look ut
mention of this name. "But my DEAR" she
exclaimed. Il worked for Mrs. Northwest
and | know all about her. She has daugh-
ter named Mary. too"
'She called NE 'Maizie,' and she'll prob
able call you Calls or Susanna or some
other ridiculous name."
Then both sighed.
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Keeps Bees in Her Bedroom.
NaW Ynrk Sim

There Is prl in Staten Island who has
kept hive Of bees in her bedroom during
the winter She says the bees are the most
unobjectionable OF companions They ara
quite orderly and attend strictly to their
own affairs.
When the warm weather comes they will
be sent outdoors, where there are beds OF
mignonette and other sweet-scented flowers,
which the bees fully understand are planted
for their especial use. This hive of bees ia
the nucleus OF her contemplated bee farm.
Last summer they supplied her weekly with
thirty-six pounds OF honey. For each pound
she received 80 cents This young woman
says that her bees know her, and are as
tame to her hand as doves.
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tanned their respective positions for some
time after my recovery to health ana re.
moval to a Western city, where stroke OF
long-delayed good luck reknlt the Faveiea
edge of nv finances and placed me above
want.
Miss Brady finally resigned her position
at my suggestion and joined me In my West
ern home as my beloved wife. OF the doc
tors wellfarings or illfarings we neither OF
us knew aught from that day onward and
foTeYer.-Rpmance.
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1t Wagged It's Tail.
Detroit Free Press

The woman with he dog was making her.
self obnoxious to everybody by her silly
foDdling Of the animal. which. by the way,
was fine one, as dogs go. Finally man
sitting near made remark that the woman
overheard aud she fired up.
I'D have you know. sir" she said, that
this IS no cur. 1t Is n well-bred dog, sir"
and she put her arms about its neck.
Il beg your pardon. madam" he responded,
politely. Il said nothing against the dog.
BE has my sympathy. I've often noticed
that well-bred dogs are owned by iil-bred
people," and the dog wagged his tail for
some reason or other
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NuTICE-JUSTICE MIN.
~ ing Company. Location OF principal place of
business, san Francisco, California: location Of
works, Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County,
Nevada
Nosics-There Is delinquent upon the following
described stock account of assessment (No. 03),
levied the sixth dsy OF January, 1913. the sew
eral amounts opposite the Of the respect
i've share nOlders q fosWs:
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The UInar Nerve.

NOW fOlA IOlHIh tTCIAI AuVtflISer.
A most unpleasant sensation Is caused by
the violent excitatlon Of the ulnar nerve
due 10 blow on the elbow. This nerve
passes down on the inner side of the arm.
and then, rather iDconsiderately, bends
round and enters the forearm at the back OF
the elbow-joint. Any one who has felt his
neighbours elbows sticking into his ribs
knows that the elbow is remarkably def
Gent IN flesh. The nerve u.s. therefore, at
this point very near the surface and has
very little TO shield 1t from blow. If we
are so unfortunate as to give our elbow
smart tap we obtain practical confirma-
;ion OF the fact that the unar nerve is the
PRINCIPAL sensory nerve of the forearm and
hand.
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Outdone by an Infant.

Prospective lodger-A tenth floor room
and no fire escape? Why, madame. sup
pose there were fire | certainly couldn't
jump out that window!
Landlady (n disgusO-You should be
ashamed TO say so. Pm sure. Why. the
family that occupied this room before had a
child only years old that jumped out
DueE
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Possiblv a Tough New Yorker.

A Philadelphia hotel. desiring to prove TO
the public that it was a good one. adver-
tses the fact that one man has lived there
three weeks and is still living. Texas
Siftings
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RENOuNCEnENT.

nust not think of thee. and, tired yet strong,
Ish4n the though that turks IN al! delight
The thought Of thee-and IN the blue heavens
height.
And in tn sweetest passage OF a song
on frst beyond the fa,rest thoughts that throng
bis breast. the thought Of thee waits, hidden yet
bright.
Rutttmusr never, never come in sight
must stop short OF thee the whole day long
B{lt when sleep comes 10 close each heult DAY,
Nnen n eht gives pause 10 the long watch Keep,
And ali Isiv bon needs must loose apart,
Must def my will as rainent aid away
With the first dream that comes Win the Arsl
sleep.
Irun, ran, 1 am gathered to thy heart
Alice MeynsH IN New OK 1rlOune'
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Naturally Fitted for It.

Keeper Showing visitor through the
ssyIum)-Oh, yes; his case is hopeless-and
vet he earns over 500 week.
Visitor-Earns it, How?
Keeper-He invents all the new parlor
games for evening parties.-Puek.
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AUCTIoFEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
1875 hearny ST.. bet. California and piaa
TOMORROW.
Tuesday. February 20, 1894.
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises.
HOS Lat UNA STREET. EAK TURK,
IL WILL SELL. BY CATALOGUE.
The Entire Ma gnificent Furniture; Concert
Grand Upright Haitet, Davis 81 Co.
Piano; splendid Dr. wing room Up
holstery; Rich Mantel Mirrors; Rare
Ornaments and Works OF Ar, with the
Royal wilton, Woquet aud Body Brus-
sells Carpets In residence of ]. Magnin, Esq,
on account OF departure for Europe.
....coMPRIsISG....
One Cabinet Grand Haliet. Davis & Co. Uprighs
Piano ofrare excellence of tone and beauty of nish
royal instrument, In condition good new. value
500; Exceedingly Rich Drawing room Upholstery,
versation Chairs In finest brOcades aud Powered silk
tapestries: Costly Gilt-frame Mirror: Magnificent
Parlor Cabinet; Finest Point ace Curtains: Elegant
Center Tables; Rarely beautiful Bronze aud BisQuo
Siataettes and ornaments; EXIT KIOto and Sat
suma Rose Jars and Vases: 3 Magnifcent Cherry
with fuil-dress toilet bureau: Extra White Hair
Mattresses; German Down Pillows: Magnificent
Vaiencennes Lao g Bedcovsrs: Very Elegant Down
Bed ComfOrters in blue and rose-colored satin;
EiabOrateiy Carved Hall Hat-stand. with Russia
leather seat and back; Magnificent Polished Oak
Nj rror back Sideboard Elegant Oak Extension
Table. with chairs TO match: Finest Silver Plate;
Decorated China and Crystal GLASSWARE: Elegant
Cabinet Bookcase: Magnificent Six Veiours Covered
Bed Lounge with the magnificent Moquet. wilton
and Body Brussels Carpets and desirable articles in
Kitchen, laundry and servants rooms
The Plano is the best that has been offered this
year, and all the Furniture is good as
fe27 2t Gtt4. +. IAMSffN. AuCtioneer
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Not an IIncommon case. /.

"Perkin's dress suit looks awfully out of
date. When was il made Z"
Ten years ago
but he said it was just brought home to-
night"
"He only finished paying for it to-day"
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The Right People.

''The reason these arctic expeditions fail
is because they den't take the right kind OF
men,"
Whom would you take ?"
Telegraph linemen, Of course"
And why them?"
Because they can get from pole to pole
in ."-Pitisburg Dispatch.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE!
OF 5000 WORTH Of ElEGAsT FURNITURE, ETC.

MA q, > VI NJ ON D. "A UCIIUNEEk.
WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Monday. February ~, 1898,
At IL O'Clock A NJ. at saIesroom
1867 and 1869 Market ST., Between 9th and 9TH,
BY order of j. c. WISE, Administrators of the
Estate OF MRS. II. Y. BRANDMAN late
of the bRANDMAN HOUSE,
All of the Elegant Farlor Upholstery Fine Chamber
Furniture, Handsome Oak, Walnut and Cherry Bed
room Sets, superior Diningroom aud Library Fur
niture, Fine 7I2-oetave Piano. Pier aud Mantel
Mirrors. Oak and Walnut Folding Beds Clipper
am Reclining Ronnges and Easy Chairs Walnur
and OAK Bedsteads. Bureaus and Wristbands:
Spring and Hair Mattresses, Down Feather Pillows
and other Bedding. wardro0es and Chifonfers and
general variety OF Hotel Furniture too n numerous
TO mention.
MI SIMMONS AnctInnear
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.

The hoopskirt will make one doctrine OF
the Populist party quite popular. II is that
injunction to "keep in the middle OF the
road. detroit Journal
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE NAVAJO MN
~ Ing Company. Location OF prlacIpaI place OF
business, San Francisco, CAifernIa: location Of
works, Tusearors. Elko County. Nevada
Notce-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF ssDlaat IN o. 241
levied on the ninth day OF January 1898. the sew
eral amounts opposite the names Of the respecr-
I've shareholders as follows.
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And in accordance with law. and an order OF tbs
Board of Directors made the ninth day OF Jani,-
airy, 1893, so many shares of each parcel of suee
stock may be necessary win be sold at public
auction. at the ONCE or the company, 40 Pine
street. rooms Is II. San Francisco. California;
on TUESDAY. the seventh day of March, 1928 &C
the hour OF O'Clock OF said day TO pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon together with costs os
advert sing aud expenses OF the sale.
j. w. PEW. Secretary.
ofhce-3l0 Pine street. 10 and II. san
Francisco. California felB ia
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A White Lie.

what is the greatest compliment you
can pay to a wOman?"
Tell her she's as pretty as her photo
graph. "-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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OF Course He Must.

MIS-. Bingo-Dear, after this you must
wear dress suit down to dinner.
Bingo-N hat for?
Mrs. BiBge-Our new girl has been used
to it-Clothier and Furnisher.
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An Experienced Cook.

New Cook-In making chicken salad
what is the first thing you do?
Old Cook Cook the veal.-Chicsgo Inter
Ocean,
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Husbands Caicined Marne.,a.

. VI s'~17s 7'1"k HesIde
-Four frstpremium medals awarded More agree
nesa. For sale In bottles only. with United states
Government registered label attached, without
which none is genuine. At druggists aud country
stores
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A Gastronomic Item,

Don't you have any dessert, PatP"
"Phat's thst?"
"Why, something to eat after dinner"
"Yis, yis! l have me supper, sor. -
Texas Siftings.
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And In accordance with law. and order Of the
Board OF Directors. made on the sixth day OF Janu
try, 1898, so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction, at the ONCE of the company room s. Hay
wards building. 4l9 California street. San Fran
CISCO, California; on THURSDAY. tho second day
OF March, 1898. at the hour OF fonsl clock PM Of
said day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF advert sing aud expenses OF
tho sale. r. l.. KELLY Secrerarv
ondcs-Room 8, Hayward's building, san Fran.
oisco, California fell "a