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ASHE WAS HEELED
How the Mare Geraldine
Was Recaptured.
Kelly Gave Williams ga Good Game
of Talk" and Passed Him the
Bill of Sale.

1t is rumored that the mare Geraldine
has become so stuck up since ali the fuss
about her that she won't so much as look
! at common racers, and even threatens to
| allow none but the most elite human folks
to approach her.
All the bigbugs have testified In the now
celebrated horse case. so there remained
yesterday only tile small fry, such as hos
tiers and groOms, to put in their little
chapters in the big sporting story.
Porter Ashe was temporarily recalled,
however, early in the afternoon.
He related the circumstances of the re-
capture of the mare by himself and his
three brothers. They all went to the VIII
liams stables at the Bay District Track,
where the mare was temporarily placed,
and took her away.
Were you armed when you went for the
mare?"
"Yes, sir"
"Were your three brothers also armed ?''
The opposing counsel objected to the
question, aud this line of exa minatiOn was
barred by the court. Then MIR. ASHES
crOss-examinatiOn took another tack.
Mr.. Ashe do you claim TO own the prop
erty IN Fresno which you testified you
transferred to Mr.. Kelly in liquidation of
an Indebtedness TO him?"
81 claim an interest in it-yes. sir"
Then you really have a string tied TO 1t p"
''I turned the property over 10 Kelly for
what l paid for il, and the understanding
was that he was to remain in my employ
and work it out. He did not entirely do SO.
"But you do not claim the entire prop
No, sir"
Mr.. Coogan cleared his throat and then
asked:
"Mr. Ashe, isn't it true that since this sui.
was brought in this court you have begun
an action against Mr.. Kelly in which you
state, under oath, that you own this prop
erty in Fresno?"
More objections from Ashes attorney
saved the witness the trouble Of explaining
the matter.
Then there was long review of the bust
ness transactions of Ashe and Kelly, which
the witness wound up by SAYING that VIII
llams was horseracing man aud knew all
about the relations existing between Kelly
and himself.
John Wall, hostler in the employ of
Ashe, then took the stand; but when he
opened his mouth to testify Mr.. Coogan
interrupted him and stated TO the court that
the witness had been talked to- by Ashe
Dof0re he was called to testify.
What did Ashe tell your" asked the
court, and every neck in the room was
stretched to catch the reply.
He told me to tell the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth" said the
yirtuous hOstler. and the bubble OF excite
ment burst with loud pop.
Wall then testified that Kelly had told
MIN that he was going TO sell the stock to
Williams: that Williams had at first OBJ
jected to the bill of sale under which Kelly
held the animals. but that be Kelly had
given him "a good game of talk" and that
1t was all right.
Witnesses were subsequently placed on
the stand to testify as 10 the value of
Geraldine. The amounts ranged from $4,000
to $1,000.
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A DISTRICT OF NUIsANcEs.
TanHeries and Stock Yards Plague
Mission Residents.

TanHeries and Stock Yards Plague
Mission Residents.
The Mission Street and PTecita Valley
Improvement Club met at 1921 Mission
street last night.
The refusal of several tanneries. one at
Day and Church streets, another at Day
and Sanchez and third at Dolores street
and San jose avenue, TO stop future opera
tions and remove. from the locality, as or
dered by the Board of Health. was made a
subject of complaint by the residents living
near these establishments.
A petition is 10 be sent to the Board of
Health directing their attention to the griev-
anee. A committee was also appointed to
attend the next meeting of the Health
Board and lay the matter before them.
The tapnerieS were said to be running
without regard TO proper sanitary regula-
ton or reference TO cleanliness about the
premises.
Similar action is to be taken against sew
eral Stockyards on Mission street and Fair
and Cortland avenues in which more than
two cows are kept. in violation of the ordi-
nance.
The roaming of cattle on the public streets
in the the vicinity of Thirtieth street aud
San Jose avenue ~was mentioned. The
children attending the Paramount Primary
School close by were said to be In continual
danger OF being trampled over or killed by
these strayng animals.
The property-owners desired to know
what became of the $1,000 appropriated by
the last Board of Supervisors TO build a
bridge over the Southern Pacific Railroad cut
at the intersection of Charles, French and
Arlington streets.
The bridge has not been constructed over
the cut although said 10 be an urgent need.
John McCauley and p. T. Seculovich are
to investigate the matter and report what
can be done.
The necessity Of having Randall street.
from Mission to Chenery, severed and
graded, and also Brooks street, from Mis-
sion to San Jose avenue. was mentioned,
and petition is 10 be circulated among
those owners to have the improvements
commenced.
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middle mines and clerk in q local bank died IN this
city Sunday evening.
The following oneial letters were placed on FL
yesterday:
UTAH-34O level-The south drift from the main
west drift at point 5g5 feet from the shaft has
been extended ~ feet: total length 205 feet.
tlnuing III porphyry clay aud quartz formation.
hENTuCK-From the slopes above the 80 level
we continue to extract from two to three tons of
ore per day, OF the average value OF $50 per as
per car samples. The south drift from the Jacket
east erosscut 100 level is in 100 feet and con-
tinues IN ore of fair quality.
occIDENTAL-Ihe main north DRIFT on the $50
level has been extended IL feet; total distance
from Wine ], 6S7 feet; the face OF the drift in
quartz aud porphyry East crosscut from bnttom
OF Wine In south drift. ESQ level is In IL feet;
face showing l0w-Zrade The Zadig drift, Sutro
tunnel level is in $50 feet: face porphyry.
CoN. NEW YoBK-The Wine below the $50 level
is down on the slope no feet, tie bottom is in
quartz showing Lunches of ore of good grade. The
west erosSeut from the southwest drift from the
shaft, 800 level, is out III feet face is in uartz
yielding low assays.
SILVER HILL-The southeast drift on the $50
level has been advanced feet through hard por-
phyry; total distance from north line. 7s feet.
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OFF FOR CHICAGO.
The Educational Exhibit Is All
Shipped.

Shipped.
The California educational exhibit for the
Worlds Fair is now en- route for Chicago.
Next Thursday Professor Charles q. Allen
and his assistant, James N. Goewey Jr.,
will leave for the East to meet the eonsign-
ment.
Yesterday morning most In teresting ad-
dition to the exhibit was received from
Santa Paula, Ventura County. in the shape
Of large picture of Mrs. Olive NJ. Isbell, a
resident of the town named and the first
lady school teacher In California.
Mrs. Isbell came to this State in 1886
across the plains from Ashtabula. Ohio, and
commenced teaching in December of the
same year In what is now Santa Clara
County. She began three months term
In lS47 at Monterey and taught the district
school there for eight years Her husband
was surgeon In General Fremonts army
and Mrs. lSbell receives a pension of So a
month for the services be rendered the
Government at the time. The lady is now
nearly rs years old and is still greatly in
terested iu all public school work.
The educational department has pro-
posed most instructive display for the
exposition. Every county in the State will
be represented by relief map, which WORK
is exceedingly well constructed OF clay and
putty tastofuly colored, the schoolhouses
OF the counties being designated on the
maps by small American flags scarcely a
quarter of an inch square, and this system
enables the observer to gain at glance
sOme idea of the number of schools in the
county In which he is interested.
Alongside of each map will be a stalls
teal chart showing the population of each
county, together with the number of
teachers ana pupils. All the educational
matter procurabls. in the State has been
gathered by this department and 1t is
the object of those who have 1t in
charge TO show as correctly as possible the
big strides that California is making to ward
the education of her children.
Several thousand photographs Of our
school children will be displayed and Will
about cover all the wall space on the north
side of the exhibit
The educational department will occupy
thirty-two tables In the right wing of the
gallery in the State building.
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saIpPING INTELLIGENoE.
Arrived

Arrived.
MONDAY. March 81.
Stmr Truckee. Thomas. 31a days from Astoria;
ballast, to Truckee Lumber Co.
Stmr Scotia. Johnson. IL hours from Bowens
Landing; railroad tee. to l. ( White.
Stmr Alcszar, Gunderson. IL hours from Green
wood: 800 NJ II lumber to E White.
Stmr Areata, Lucas, az hours from Coos Bay; pass
and mdse. TO c & n Co.
Stmr Eureka, Leland, ~ hours from Newport, etc;
pass and mdse, to Goodall. Perkins a Co.
Stmr keweenaw. jenkins, SO hours from Seattle.
$500 tons coal. to 7 Cornwall
Stmr Westport, Jacobs. ~ hours from San Buena-
ventura 1874 SKIS barley, 627 SKIS corn 90 sks wal.
nuts, to Erlanger GaliDger
Stmr CaspRr. Anfndssn, 10 hours from Hueneme:
produce. to Field a Stone.
Bark Snmatra, Olsen, IL DAYS from Hoods Canal.
piles, TO Co.
Schr James Townsend, wilson SB hours firm Fort
Bragg; 1000 railroad ties, $50 NJ 1t lumber to Fort
Bragg Redwood Co.
Schr Mary Bidwell, Dyer, days from Albion; 80
II lumber, TO Albion Lumber Co.
Schr Lila and Matte willig, ~ hours from Men,
Schr Bender Brothers, TOPPER 10 hours from
Foint Arena; 100 eds wood. to Bender Bros.
Cleared.
MONDAY, March 81.
stmr Corona. Hall. San Diego. etc: Goodail, Per
kins d Co.
BIZ ship Alccdo. Courts. Grimsby. Eng, G w
:, sehr vesta, Fridbcrs, Redash, Alaska; Baranofr
Packing Co.
Stmr Corona. Hall. San Diego
stmr isguna, Hansen, Humboldt
stmr Del Norte Stockheth, Crescent City
Shipping Notes.
steamers to san to-day collection day) are the
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A Queer Wedding.


The reason why the ring is placed upon
the fourth finger of the blushing bride is
said to be because small artery in that
digit connects il with the heart.
When she is married with curtain ring.
as sometimes happens when the bride.
groom is forgetful OF his assets do not run
to a golden circlet, the principle is main
tained, though the practice is inconvenent,
but the being married with a doorkey is
Objectionable on both grounds.
A young Irish bride was thus united the
other day to her swain, who. with the care
lessness of his nation, had mislaid the more
usual article.
The parish clerk remembered the yestry
doorkey, which was scornfully hung on her
finger as on doOrnal.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Beyond an advance In Potosi and ono or two
others of the middle stocks yesterday the market
generally lower. The usual weekly reports
were placed on file. that OF Potosi being particu.
larry encouraging. In the upraise from the 1000
level they are in feet of ore, which private ad.
vices stated yesterday up to s5S The ore out
put is to be increased ana altogether the outlook
worry promising
AS sample of yesterdays doings there were but
1850 shares of eleven different stocks placed on
record OH the 80 NJ. call and prices declined a
Few cents. ophIr sold down 81 3d. Mexican
~ 80. Savage 65c, and Potosi 81 go, which ere
the ruling pri es at the close.
NOTES
Silver continued to improve yesterday, selling nm
TO S25se in New York and 81 sd in London
Bullion valued at Sl2.651 has been sent TO the
Carson mint from the Con- Cal. a. Va being the
nrsS shipment on March account
The once OF the Jastica Mining Company has been
removed to room 49, Nevada block.
Charles L. Smyth, for manyyears O dire ctor In the
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THE NEW SOUTH.
Great Progress Which Was Made
During Last Year.

During Last Year.
New Orleans Picayune.
Every one who is in any way familiar with
the depression produced all over the South
by the low range of prices realized for the
cotton crop of 1892 know perfectly we'll
that the record of business development liz
this section could not be expected to prove
brilliant during 1892. All results OF boom
character, were, of course, out of the ques-
ton, and no one would have been surprised
had actual statistics shown that Southern
progress had come to a complete standstIll
during the year in question.
Nevertheless, the actual statistics now
available show that not only has this sec
ton lot gone backward during 1892, but
there has even been what must be con-
sldered under the circumstances as emil
nently satisfactory, a fair degree of pro-
gress. The Plcayune has already COM
mented on the fact that the South showed
smaller percentage of failures and mer-
camille liabilities during 1892 than any other
section. The Baltimore Manufacturers
Record, In recent number, contains an
article which furnishes other interesting
statistics. The record says of the South's
progress: Her output of pig-irOn increased
245.33O toms; of coal, $50, 1886 ions ;of lum Der,
2SO, 3l4,573 feet; OF phosphates, 79,648
tons. Her export trade, outside of
cotton, increased $4,000, 600, her railway
mileage Increased 1868 miles. the taxable
value Of her property increased S6G, 339, 807 /:
the cotton consumed by her own mills in
creased 1874 bales, and there we're added
to her banking capital 81, $50, GOO II the
large majority of her railways are in receiy-
ers' hands, they are, at least, out of the
hands Of the spectators, and are being
shaped to run on business prin eiples and in
the interest of security-holders.
These figures, as our contemporary truly
adds, speak eloquently for the energy and
stability of the South" They also prove
the courage of the Southern people in con-
tinuing 10 push and develop these industries
In the midst of period of depression in
their leading agricultural product which is
almost unprecedented.
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A Dog on Time.

NOW I uTK JuuTnhI.
A young lady OF Wilcox has beautiful
gold watch, of which she was unduly proud.
The tlmeDiece was exhibited on various
occasions, and few days ago, when some
admiring friends were examining 1t the
watch accidentally slipped from their
fingers. A cry of dismay went up when the
party saw the watch disappear with a gulp
in the yawning mouth Of dog at their feet
looking expectanty and good-natu
wagging bis tail. Poor doggie imagined that
he had received choice morsel and looked
pleased with his feat of catching it on the
fy. but it proved to be his death-waIrant.
He was summarily dispatched and at the
post-mOrtem the watch was recovered none
the worse for the mishap.
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CHICAGO, March 27.-Wheat was nervous ana
May opened 1a9l1ac higher; advanced nc more
on coverings by the shorts. IN view OF probable
heavy decrease in the visible supply, light receipts
In the Northwest, good export demand and con-
tinued dry weather in the Kansas winter wheat
belt; eased off "a the Ion taking prohts at the
advance. and closed steady at ls4 higher than on
Saturday. Receipts, 2O9 900 bushels: shipments
$4,000 bushels Rye, 4Sc Barley 62c
CHICAGO March 27-Wheat-Cash 1852 Corn
Whisky 81 z '' W ~ "a
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras, 80 go
@4 Bakers extras, 80 ~ 81; superane, 81 1908 10
y Dbl.
WHEAT-An advance at Chicago yesterday rave
this market stimulus and futures were higher but
spot prices we're unchanged. No. is quotabIe at
" 2l149l 22ta = ctl; choice. 81 2Ss4QI 25 q ell.
iower grades 81 l7icGpl 20; extra choice for mill
Ing, 81 26Ag1 81 "a y ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssfoN-1o O'Clock May-5Oo tons
81 26A; 1000, 81 rs; 1000. 81 261s. December
100. 81 3lN; 500. 81 3d.: 500, 81 3l3a
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoS- NAV = 100 tons
vi 1875. December-200. 81 3l14; 200. ST 3lss
AfTkHNooN SESSION December 400 tons
81 3l14; lU0. 81 3l1s May-I6OO 81 25ga
BAhLEf-Brewing on shipping account has ad-
advance In both spot and fu sure prices No Feed
S64Gs712c; choice bright do, sss4e: dark Coast,
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court refusing the Southern Pacific Com
pany new trial of the suit brought against
S15.8O0. but agreed to take $4,000 if the rail-
road company would not carry the case 10
the Supreme Court. On this understanding
the lower court denied the railroad COM
pany's motion for new trial, aud from this
order the company, In spite of its promise,
appealed to the Supreme Court.
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The Sound Quarantine.

Superintendent of Government Construe-
ton John NJ. Scott left yesterday for Port
Townsend, where he assumes the superVi-
sion Of the construction Of the new quaran-
time station, for which the last Congress
appropriated $3.50
AS no Government work requiring the
presence Of Superintendent Of Construc-
tlon Is In progress here at the present time,
Superintendent of Repairs Grouse will at
tend TO The duties of both Offices here.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March ~. - The stock market
was irregular throughout the day. At Intervals
speculation was strong In certain parts OF the list
while positively weak In others, and the market
closed with a number OF stocks higher ana others
below final quotations of Saturday. Government
bonds steady. Petroleum strong aud closed
at 67iAc.
NEW DIRK. March 27.-United states Bonds, As,
ll3; do Us 9915; Northern Pacific, II; Cana
dian Pacific, 1914: Central Pacific. 2e1s: onion Pa
Fargo. las; Western Union, 95IA: silver, s2sE;
Sterling. 81 S7G4 80.
Wheat - May, 7B5sc Flour, steady. Coffee
sI6 s6 sugar,2 1880 9-l6c Hops-PacIflc Coast.
1902 l15c. hides, l2Azc. Copper-LaKe ST. So
Im-spot $50 30. Lead-Domestic, 81 05. Iron,
$40. Petroleum, 67Iac
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The Rritish Grain nrnrLa.

LONDON, March27.-The Mark Lane Express I'm Its
weekly review OF the British grain trade saws:
Engish Wheat sells at from 22s to 23s per quarter
In western and Northwestern markets. and in Lon
don the price is 2os ID. Foreign Wheat Is little
changed. both California and ordinary RED what
are ssable la London for more than ia Antwerp
Russia is now sending to Great Britain 100 900
quarters weekly. India is likely to send as much
alter Easter. - N
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WHEN THE
MILL { NIu M
@ o MI H -

9 0 M H y
There will be no more COUGHS
COLDS, BRONCHITIS, GROUP or
CONSUMPTION. Until that time
use HALE'S HONEY OF HORE-
HOUND AND TAR for the allevia-
ton of these distressing and preva-
lent complaints. C. N. CRJTTEN-
TON, Sole Proprietor, lis Fulton
St., New York, and for sale by all
Druggists.
ec24 tt FrTu cS.R.
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General Merchandise.

Bags. 30Ls6532c.
WHITE LEAD-Lower at 6S1c y ID Red Lead is
also lower at 714c.
SUGAR-The estern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all Sc q n: Dry Granulatcd
Sc; COnfectioners' A, 47sc y H. Magnolia 4sSc;
Extra e. lac; Golden C. 4e; ID. sac; Standard
A, 434c half-bbls. iAc more than bills, and boxes
mn
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DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

RoDIE CONS. MINING CoMPANY-LoCATIoN
- CT principal place of business. San Francisco
California; location of works. Bodie, Mono County
California ''
Notlee-Thera are delinquent upon the following
stock, on account of assessment no 1851 levied on
tie 18th day OF February, 1898 the several
amounts set opposite tie names Of the respective
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wholesale rates from slaushterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6Isc a n: second quality
6i%Q16c; third do 465e g H.
VEAL-Large 6617c r n; small Calves Z JS6sc;
Dairy Calves. S1H(dqc = n.
NUT oN-Wethers. slaG9c 2 70 Ewes, SGslhc
SPRING LAMB-l21a0I n H.
PoRk-Live Hogs. 714G7ss q ID for heavy and
medium erain-fed small lat Hogs. 7lA17 "a c stock
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Visible snnnlr nfc-.in-

NEW YORK, March 27.-The visible supply of
Grain is: Wheat. 75,2ll,OOO bushels, a decrease
OF $4,000; Corn. 15,lOl,OOU bushels a decrease
Of 10000; oats 1880 bushels. a decrease of
5000; Barley, l,l75,OO0 bushels, 3 decrease OF
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL
H Diseoul. Colo MIS- MeRenry. Modesto
w ii keogh ", Chicago Kelly & W. NY
L Mast. Ohio w Eyeuy baltimore
W strickland, st Paul Miehl. St Paul
J Kelly, Everett ORA Soper q W. Canada
Miss soper, Canada 1T Heimbol1 Portland
H MeCIeary. Chicago j J HARRISON. England
W Rowe, Y G. Z Mesttf Coin
Mrs Louis san Diego Mrs Il BachfaIsha L Anr
Y IedcAsIle, n Y ID Sherman ". Portd
j ID BascOm & ". StLouis J Loveland a. W. Y
J. Gamble & W. Detroit W Elliott q W. S Louis
Israel, Ariz Sayer d w. England
] weston. Beatrice Miss wiston Be atrIce
j II Whtrtel. New G Il Shinn a W Reno
Games &w, 2boys, Chgo Miss Middleton, Chicago
Mrs w w Rouse hi b w Bond 4 W n y
. Y McAfee. Pa d ROsenbaum. Stockton
Trailer, Stockton L P Spencer, Sacramento
hcIyer q W. san Jose A 7 Stephens & W. Mich
Mrs NJ A Walsh. n Y r @ Sanford, Santa Clara
II PRESS. baltimore Z X Pike Baltimore
W w Pike W, Baltimre 7 I Hirsch q W San Tose
C Smith, San Jose + j Maekey Chicago
Miss Goodman, Chlcago L MeCagg &w,SY
c II Jones, Kansas W n Stevens bel Monte
Il + Williams William Chicago Masnus, Chicago
NJ Flke $500 q W chieazo mTs Rockwell; Chicago
Hndebrand. Chicago i Stelnman, Sacto
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Lewis. Prmrose& West Billy Van, Primrose q
Mnstres West Minstrels
Major Johnston, do Bentley. do
AbachI, DO Masared do
+ w Oakland, do Joseph Maths do
Joseph Garland. do W Thompson do
Il Carmichael do G s Smith do
Gus BucahOlZ, do J werie do
W Curtis. do d Taylor do
} Fitzpatrick, do II Williams, do
randall, do shean. Asst Agent do
7 Patterson, Iowa Randall d W, Ill
Miss Sadie Hayes, III II ]. Randay, Ill
Mrs Grapevine, Stockton Mrs. Bettin, stockton
Mrs Ogden, Stockton Miss Dell, sacto
Mise Florence, Sacto
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Sansdell. santa Barbara + J Brennan, San jose
q Morgan. Cal + Powell, New York
A Gibson, Cousa Arthur, Vallejo
j Dunn. New Mexico Is MegiIm. NRIie;o
flsher, Los Angeles II Knowles q W, Iowa
Il Kraemer, San Jose J O'Neiil. Eureka
} krasmer. San Jose r Mcpherson. Eureka
) Hansen. San Le2ndro ID j Tsnhan. Eureka
Alumbaugh. Vacaviiio W A Robinson, Eureka
4 Warren. Kentucky ! Engetbret San Bernardo
Davis, Sacramento 4 w Elme. Chicago
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Ana in accordance with law. aud an order from
the board or directors made on tho 11th day az
February, 1893, so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary, will bs sold At nm
lie auction Mt the ofEcH OF the company. room az
third floor. Mills building. cor. Bush and Mont
gomery sts, San Francisco, Cal, on THURSDAY ~
9Th day OF April. 1898. at the hour OF / o'cloeE
r. H., OF said day, TO pay said delinquent assess
meat thereon, together with costs or adyertixia-
and expenses OF safe. C. L. MCCOY. Sscretarv
ohice-Rosm IS. third hoOr Mills building COZ
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