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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-23


Tuesday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. January "a, 1898,
IL o'clock N, the premises.
1902 Suffer Street, Corner of Scott,
~ WILL SELL.
The Very Elegant Parlor Upholstery, Magni-
fcent Chamber AMI Dining Room Furniture,
Magnificent ornaments and Valuable Works OF
Art contained in the above residence,
....coAPHISING IN PART.
Magnificent Odd Pieces Parlor Furniture: FIe-
CANT Art Tables; Magnificent Tete-a-tete Sofas AID
DivaBs; Magnificent Easy Chairs and Rattan Rock
erS; Elegant pieces of Art Furniture; Magnificent
Ornaments; Bisques: Terra Gotta; BronZes: Line
EnRravings and ktchings; Elegant Sixteenth Cen
fury Rockers; Magnificent Art Squares and Fancy
Rugs. COrnces and Lace Curtains: MAGNIFICENT
CHARTERED Oak and sixteenth Century Cham Der
Suits, with Fun French-Piato Mirrors: / Very EIe-
CANT Folding Bed. with IxIra-Size French-Piate
Mirror cost $3.50: Magnificent oak CheGonier,
with FTench-flate Mirror; Elegant Pertiers; Mag
niAcnt Haii Stand; Elegant Sets French China
Toilet Crockery; Magnificent Quartered Oak Din
ing-koom Set (Extensi0n-Tabe. Sidebo4r IRA and
Chairs); ChinawRTe; Glassware: Piatedware: l
Elegant Gas Range; Refrigerator and Cooking
Utensils complete
NoTE-The furniture conta inca In the above resi-
dence is truly elegant and has been Ia use only
since last May, no money having been spared n
the furnishing OF this beautiful home Parties de-
string furniture IN condition the rs new Will
do well to attend this sale. Terms cash.
LAURENCE VINCENT, AuctioneeT, 81 Flood
Building ja23 2t
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THIS DAY.
monday '.'s'...'s.'. Is an uarS 90 1870
at IL A. NJ. on the premises.
226 Hsight ST., bet Laguia and Buch anan.
~ WILL SELL.
The Elegant ParlOr, Library. Cham Der and
Dlning-room Furniture contained in the
above residencP,
COMPRISING.
IN part Very Elegant Parlor Suit. with carved and
inlaid frames Magnificent Oriental Lounges and
Divan: Princess Easy Chairs; Elegant Turkish
Rockers Fancy Rattan Chairs; Elegant Inaid
MarhIe-top Tables; Very Elegant Partisan Dressing
GLASS: Elegant Odd Pieces Parior Upholstery; Mag
nIEceut Secretary and Desk Com bined; Inlaid Wal
nut Sldeboard; Palace Pedestal Extension Table
and DinRg Chairs: Very Massive and Elegant
Carved Chamber Sets, with extra size Frencf-pate
mirrors: Clipper Spring and Curled-hRr Mattresses;
Blankets, Spreads. Pillows. ETC. Very Elegant Hall
Stand; Elegant Carpets thrGu -h0ut the house:
Oh navarro, Glassware, etc. Magnificent Range;
Aeateware and Kitchen Requisites complete.
fa22 2t* LAURENCE VINCENT. Auctioneer.
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WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER
(has no connection with any other persons in
the buSlnesSJ,
once & Saesroom-S32 NJ ntgomery st. (Safe De-
posit building), corner California
THIS DAY.
Monday. January 70, 1898,
Al IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises.
S43 and S45 Market ST.. op. Baldwin Hotel,
Old st. IgnatIus Church Building,
By order OF the Chicago Furniture Company, on
account OF removal,
II WILL SELL
Sic, 900 STOCK w FURNITURE AND
UPHOLSTERED GOODS,
....CoMPRIsING....
Richly Upholstered ParIor Suits: Bed and Plain
Lounges; Parlor Tables: Large Variety Upholstered
Fancy Chairs and Rockers; Parlor Cabinets; Book-
cases; ONCE DESKS; WardrObes; 20 Carved Natural
Oak and Cherry Chamber suits; Folding Beds;
Chifoniers; SideboardS; Hall Racks; Extension
Tables; Dining Chairs; Bedding. Tue above stock
is complete in every detail OF the latest style ana
designs to be sold to the ghest bidder for cash.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer
ta22 1t 1872 Montgomery ST., cor. California.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELIHQUENT SALE NOTICE YELLOW
~ Jacket Silver Mining Company Location os
works and principal place OF business, Gold Hill
Storey County. Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment (So. So.
levied the sixth day OF December, 1897. tha
several amounts set opposite the names of ths re-
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S. RASGH.
Furniture and Bric-a a. Brac Auctioner,
319 and 32l suffer St, above Grant ave.

sl9 and 32I sutter St. above Grant ave.
THIS DAY
Mouday.................. %, 1898,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. at Pavilion Auction House,
319 and 32l Suffer Street. Near Grant Avenue,
....T WILL SELL.
II Hide and Iron Bound Trunks and Canvas Bask-
ets Is Elegantly Upholstered RECEIPT on Chairs;
also the nearly furniture and household effects
from several residences removed TO store for con-
venience of SALE consisting In part OF Elegant
Parlor aud Chamber Suits; Hall Trees; Mantei Mir
roFs; Leather and Cane Seat Dining Chairs: / Up
right Piano. Handsome P0rtferes, Lace Curtains etc
ta22 IT s BASCH. AuctioHeer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
NevilIs. Tuoiumne X Hiscock. NrthYakim
w Duguid, Ny G II Canneid 4 W. Wash
j Peterson. Ky Dayton. u N
w Powers, NY WI Farley, London
Magee, U w Mordecai, US N
Gli Sacto II Abbott. oakland
l. Tichner NV. POrtlnd Mrs Cambeli, Wash
Mrs j G Cambell, Wash Bloch. Chicago
Rev DIR A Bum & W, Cal VI A McRae ohio
II NJ Young. 81 Louis ROsenbush n Y
j Bauer W, Cal OIL Reeves. Tacoma
g j Clark, Redding IT COnin Ny
Using, Newark A 10th Chicago
w Smith, Elko X Il Curry. Portland
L Shippce. Stockton j Baldwin & W. Cal
} o sheatey W Pa Abbott, Sacto
Miss e Goodail, Sn Pablo w Outhout & W NY
J Erskne, Sonoma Peyeke, Omaha
Miss II Suessenbach Nebr w Caldwell Cloyerdale
NJ Minhen. CloYcrdalc
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the Postofice at San Fran .
CISCO on MONDAY. January 30 1893
Rs- TO obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for advertised Letters" and give tho
date the list. II not called for within two weeks
they viii be sent 70 the Dead-letter once
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LtURENCE VINCENT.

GENERAL AUCTIOSEER,
Room ~, Flood Building. corner OF Market and
Fourth SITS.
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TONIC BROW.
Tuesday ..........s......... y aDuary "a. 1898,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ on the premises,
1913 Folsom ST., Bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth,
- WILL SELL.
THE LECANT UENiTURE
In Residence of the Late Putnam Robson,
...-COAPRISISG.
Very Elegant Parlor Set, very latest style, carved
frames. upholstered In SILK tapestry Elegant Single
Chairs and Rockers to match: Costly Gil Pain tings;
Fine Lace Curtains; Elegant Center-tabeS: Parlor
Standards: Best Body Brussels Carpets, Rugs and
Mats: Elegant Walnut Chamber Suit: Elegant East
Ash Chamber suit; three quarter Oak Chamber
suit: Fine Spring and Hair Mattresses: Fine Pill
lows. Blankets and betdlng: two Fine Walnut
once Desks: Magnificent Eastlhke Walnut Side
board. with extra size plate Mirror cost S175: two
Elegant PTimayeTa Wood and Walnut Sideboards;
Walnut Extensions table; Dining hairs; two Wal
nut and Ebony Husbands; Large quantity China.
Piated and Glass Ware. with great amount OF
other desirable furniture.
&S- TERAs CASH.
Ja2S 2t GEO. F. LAMS0N. Aucttoneer
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LAURENCE VINCENT.
THIS DAY.

GENERAL AUCTIONEER.
onice-Room %, Flood Building, cor Mkt & 4th st
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Ana IN accordance with law. ana an order OF
she Board OF Trustees. made toe 9th day OF
Decsmber, 1892. many shares of each par.
eel o. such stock may be necessary Will be solo
Of nubile auction at the Office OF the company. ISS
afain st. Gold Hin, New, on TUESDAY, the l4th
day OF February. 1898, AZ O'clock p " OF said
day. TO pay said deinqusat assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising aud expenss OF
nla Iial7 tdl ". H. BLAUYELT. Secretary,
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GEO. r. laMSOa.

kUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
Sx5 kearny ST. between California aud Pima
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second-92S Folsom ST., NV. line 800 feet SW. OF
Fifth: improvements consisting Of thTee-story
houses aud four teEements, and lot, 20x85 feet.
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First-Improyemeats. consisting OF double cot
tage and lot 25x75 at &os. 427 and 1874 Clemeu-
tina ST., Sc. line, distant 800 feet SW OF Fifth.
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ThIrd-NW. corner Drumm and Commercial SITS.
tlree-story Improvements in hotel and stores. and
lot. 50x69:3; 80 feet fronting Commercial ST..
fne business prOperty.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
Ordinance No. 10.

An ordinance regulating the building Of
flues and chimneys in the town of
Cosmopolis.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Town
Council OF the town OF Cosmopolis:
SECTION /. That from and after the
passage and posting of this ordinance all
new buildings erected within the corporate
limits of the town which shall be used as
a dwelling or any other purpose in which
fire is used, shall have built therein one
or more good and substantial brick flucs ::
and further, that no stove-pipc or terra
Gotta pipe shall 60 through the roof or
the side OF the building.
Sec. 2. All buildings within tn. town
limits, built prior to the passage of this
ordinance, and used as dwelling or for
any other purpose in which a fire is used
and situated within one hundred and
fifty Q5O) feet of any other building, the
owner thereof shall, within ninety (9O)
days from the passage OF this ordinance.
cause to be built therein one or more
good and substantial brick fues, as a
protection against fire.
SEC. 3. ANY person or persons falling
to comply with sections 9 and 3 of this
"'"'i w uccHicu guilty OF Il
mlsdemeanor, and upon conviction of the
same shall pay a fine of not less than ten
(SlO) dollars or more than TWENTY-FIVE
(S25) and all costs for bringing suit.
SEC. 4. The town marshal is hereby
authorized to see that this ordinance is
complied with and put in full force and
effect.
SEC. 5. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after the date OF
its passage, approval and posting accord
ing to law.
Passed, October 4, 1898.
Approved, October i, 1893.
SEAL IL. c. McGArFY,
vi Town 's o., Cos Attest: Mayor.
mopolls, Wash. w. II. bellies,
Town Clerk
Date of publication Oct. -, 1893.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

As a result OF the overhauling Of the
pension list by Commissioner Lochren, it
is calculated that there will be saving
to the government OF 1928 700, 900 in round
figures. About 25 per cent of the 800, 600
names that were added to the roll under
the act OF 1890 are likely to be perma-
nently dropped, and about 25 per cent
more will be given lower rating. The
average OF this reduction is estimated at
1886 per annum, which for $4,000 cases
would amount to $2,7O0,0 900. In the II
years these pensions are estimated to run
the expenditure would be 500 900,
which, added to the saving upon rejected
cases, makes total of 1928, 100, 900, and
not one penny of this vast SUN is with
held from veteran entitled to it accord
ing to the most liberal Interpretation OF
the law.-O.egonan
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
ORDINANCE NO. 90.

An ordinance fixing the amount of taxes
to be levied upon the taxable property
within the city OF Aberdeen for all pur-
poses for the year a. ID. 1898, and pro-
viding for the levy OF said taxes.
The City Council of the City of Aber-
deem do ordain as follows:
SECTION /. There shall be and there
hereby is levied upon all of the taxable
property within the city of Aberdeen,
taxable for state and county purposes, a
city tax for the year A. d. 1893, said tax
to he levied for the purposes, in the
amounts and at the rates herein speci.
fled, viz
For the General Fund, the sum of
$5,5l4.16, being at the rate of go cents on
each one hundred dollars of the assessed
valuation of all taxable property, both
real and personal, within the city of
Aberdeen
For Street Fund, the sum of $2,757.0s,
being at the rate OF 80 cents on each one
hundred dollars of said valuation;
For Sewer Fund, the sum of $4,000,
; being at the rate of 10 cents on each one
hundred dollars of said valuation;
For payment of interest on "water
bonds" the sum of $450513 being at the
rate OF so cents on each one hundred
dollars OF said valuation;
For payment of interest on bonds
issued for strictly municipal purposes the
sum OF $3,G76.10, being at the rate OF 40
cents on each one hundred dollars of said
valuation.
Sec. =. 1t shall be the duty OF the city
clerk, Immediately upon the taking effect
Of this ordinance, to forward to the county
auditor OF Chehals county, Washington,
a duly certified copy of the same.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after five
days after its passage and publication.
Passed and approved October 18th, A.
d. 1898.
a. G. LITTLE, Mayor.
Attest: A. W. BUSH, City Clerk.
Date first publication, Oct. -, 1898.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

In conversation with Commissioner
Autzen the other day he stated that the
question of meeting the $1,000 interest
due OH county bonds November first was
discussed by the commissioners, but there
seemed to be no way to meet it unless
they should individually borrow money
to do 50, or that someone should offer to
take up the coupons and hold them until
taxes should come in to pay them.
AS neither way out Of the difficulty was
available there was nothing to do but let
the holders wait. Mr.. Autzen further
stated that the lack OF funds was due to
the change of time OF the payment of
taxes, and as the coupons draw eight per
cent interest he anticipated that under
the circumstances there would be neither
trouble nor discredit to the county.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
New Plan for IrrigatinE.

Joseph G. Evans, OF Yakima, is in the
city visiting his brother, Deputy State
Auditor George d. Evans, lie has with
him the patterns for the castings of a new
invention of his, designed to elevate water
for irrigating purposes. Mr.. Evans claims
that his invention, on which he has APP
piled for patent, is the most successful
device yet invented for raising water by
the power of the stream from which it is
taken. An iron paddle wheel, with long,
thin steel paddles or wings, is placed
near the bottom of a stream, at the small
end OF long sheet iron fume or cylind ,r.
The cylinder is large at the upstream
end and the water, being forced through
it, accumulates Il strong head at the small
end. To the wheel is attached a sprocket
wheel and endless chain, by which a
bucket elevator or pump on the shore is
operated. 1t is claimed that water can
be raised to a height of twenty-five feet,
and in sufficient quantity to irrigate a
1G0-acrc farm.-Olympia Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
surEI,lOE COURT PROCEEDINGS

The following cases were heard in the
superior court OF Chehalis county, Wash,
October u, 1898:
In re estate y. J. Mahoney, an incom-
petent, order was signed approving final
report and discharsng guardian.
In re estate George Wooley Bell, de-
ceased, claims OF J. d. Dean, A. '.
Palmer and Northwestern Lumber Go.
were allowed.
Witsman VS.. Carney-Judgment and
decree of foreclosure signed.
Bank of Montesano w. Leavenworth ct
al.-Motion to require the plaintiff to
amend complaint, ovc'ruled.
November / was set for hearing final
report of Lizzie Smith, as guardian OF
Alvin Campbell, Il minor.
Willard vs.. Hoquiam Hotel Co.-Older
signed allowing costs of supplemental
proceedings.
American Freehold Mortgage Co. vs..
Johnson-Default, judgment and decree
Of f. reclosure signed.
COURT NOTES.
Judge Irwin is holding court in Mason
county.
The Green VS.. Green divorce case will
be heard Wednesday, October Is.
The final report OF II. A. Hayes, as
ancillary guardian OF the estate Of Gilbert
+. Mack, insane, is noted for hearing
October q.
A complaint has been filed by Parmelia
Wade, against her husband, A. NJ. Wade,
asking for divorce and restoration Of her
maiden name, wilkins. Cause, failure
to provide.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
THE STATE HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

The State Horticultural Society is doing
a grand good work. Earnest, conscien-
tious men are there striving unselfishly
for the good of the whole state, and are
trying with all the ardor OF enthusiasts
to the ond that this important, pleasant
and profitable branch Of husbandry, the
results Of which only appear after years
of care and toll, may be started Alright
They have been holding a session this
week, at Tacoma, and we wish that space
might permit to give the papers and dis
cussions in full. On Monday President
Blackburn read an interesting paper in
which he emphasized the need OF and ar
gued for the small, wel!-cultivated farm.
That while it was better that one man
should own one HUNDRED and sixty acres
than that vast tracts should be held in
disuse by companies, yet it would be bet
ter if there were four, eight or even six
teen families on every quarter section.
Tuesday George Henry Bassett, presi-
dent Of Vaughn Bay Horticultural Soci-
ETY., read paper upon the value OF local
horticultural societies. He told how it
had aided them, and how that in three
years from a field with but little promise
over thirty thousand fruit trees had been
set out, and considerable acreage de-
voted to vineyards and small fruits. 1t
was arranged to hold a fruit-growers con-
vention at Spokane in February next, one
Of the objects OF which will be confer
ence with representatives OF the different
railroads regarding through freight rates
for next years crop. All are invited.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
The Uncontrolled Surveys.

In reply to the resolutions sent by the
Settlers League, and which were recently
Published in the HERALD, the League
has received from the Department OF the
Interior the reason why the surveys re-
ferred to in the resolution have been so
long delayed.
The surveys of township q, range 8,
were rejected June 23. The attorney for
Surveyor Ward has filed an application
for rehearing, and until that is settled
nothing further can be done. No returns
have been received for the survey Of
township 81, range 10.
The returns of the pats and field notes
OF the surveys OF township l6, range s,
and township Is, ranges and 8, were
returned to the surveyor general July 5,
1898, for correction; as to what progress
has been made with the necessary cor
rections the department has no knowl-
edge.
Until the surveys have been absolutely
rejected by the department, no action
can be taken in the matter of awarding
new contracts.
at has been brought to the attention OF
this Office that the settlers in many OF the
townships under contract in Washington
have made arrangements with the con-
tracing deputies for surveys independent
of the Government compensation. Ii
such is the case in any of the townships
named herein, the matter should be fully
detailed and submitted for consideration
and investigation.
In compliance with this paragraph of
the letter from the Department OF the
Interior, the Settlers League, at it's meet
ing last Friday, appointed committee
consisting Of A. G. Little, 0. J. Lawrence
and II. +. Coles to make this invcstiga-
ton, and they started out in different
directions on Monday for that purpose.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
A Medical Firm Gives Away Cash,

j. F. Smith B. Co. of No. 255 Green.
wich st., New York, the manufactur.
ers Of that favorite cathartic known as
Smiths Bile Beans, have adopted a
novel plan. They ask the individual
buyers of Bile Beans to send their full
name and address, with an outside
wrapper from a bottle of Bile Beans
(either size) to their Office, and they
give IS for the first wrapper received
in each mornings mail, and 81 for the
I'd, Sd, 4th, 9Th and 9th. Every day
$40 in cash is thus sent TO their cor.
respondents. Ask for SMALL size.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
THE LEGEND OF THE W1SHKAH

Long years ago, SO the legend runs,
there dwelt upon the banks Of this stream
a race of giants, who stalked through the
forests in search Of game, and whose can
oes glided swiftly up and down the wind
ing stream. One day, how long ago the
legend sayeth not, mighty bird carried
a monster fish from out the deep to the
source Of the stream, and there left its
rotting carcass to pollute tho water, caus-
ing great epidemic which completely
annihilated the race of giants.
From that time the river was called
Wishkah, meaning Shrinking waters"
and to this day no indian has ever gone
farther than few miles up the river, and
no Siwash now is bold enough TO take the
dusky maiden in his canoe for NOON
light ride upon the bosom Of its waters.
Thus runs the legend, and there doubt
less lie beneath the waters of the river,
and under the mold upon the hills, the
bones of many mighty giant. Certain
it is there are some, for only few days
ago Mr.. j. G. Fairfield, while digging
upon his claim at the forks OF the river,
just below the surface of the ground and
about a hundred feet above the water,
discovered the skeletons OF two of these
giants OF 50 long ago. They were nearly
complete. The head was foot and Il
half long, and the teeth were set edgewise
into the jawbone, which was large enough
to fit over the jaw Of Mr.. w. NJ. Raven
= kield, who brings the news of the find,
and who is himself Il very large man.
He was very DESTROYS Of procuring one
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Monday was Chicago day at the Fair,
and such crowd was never before seen
on any similar occasion. Three-quarters
of million was the number; twice as
many attendants as there are inhabitants
in the state of Washington. Nearly all
the business houses closed, and the milk
men notified their customers in advance
that they would make but one delivery.
With the receipts OF the day the directors
were enabled to wipe out the debt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

the skeletons, but Mr.. Fairfield would
not part with it for any consideration.
How long these relics OF long, long ago
have lain there is, and probably will for
ever remain, a mystery. What were
their joys and their sorrows, what Of
their pleasures and tolls, what could they
teach us OF the past if they might but
peak. Who can tell?