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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19
THE NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS

A rather mysterious decision of the
supreme court of the United States
was teiegraphed from Washington the
other day. The case has been 80 long
on the docket that the issues had gen.
orally been forgotten until explained
by Mr.. Trezevant of Galveston, at or
ney for the relatOr Francois Giozga
The appeal was on the constitution
atty of the Texas law allowing the
wife, mother, daughter or sister OF any
man to notify and hold liquor dealers
responsible in selling liquor to such a
man. 1t was contended by the rela
tor that the liquor business was licen.
sed and legal, and the law was uncon.
stitutional because it allowed a boy
colt on that legal business. The
supreme court however decided that
the law was constitutional, but the
grounds of the decision are not given.
1t has been generally understood that
the subject of such notice must be
confirmed drunkard, but that is not
the case. 1t does seem a little
hard in this free country that
mans habits in regard to
drinking any kind of liquor should be
subject to the control of whole house.
full of women. Such control by a
mans wife is very reasonable, for
even one drink may be highly objec-
tionable to sensitive olfactories, but
after man is married his mother and
sisters certainly should abdicate in
behalf of the wife. The fact is we
have some curiosity to hear the rea-
sons upon which the supreme court
bases it's decision for it seems to us
an arbitrary law totally in conflict
with the principles of personal free
dom of action guaranteed us by our
free institutions. Temperance is
most excellent virtue but this kind of
compulsion is equally intolerant as
prohibition itself. Many men opposed
prohibition, who were ardent adVo'
Gates of temperance, because they be-
lieved it was in conflict with he letter
and spirit of our institutions that pro-
tected every man in the enjoyment of
the largest liberty commensurate with
the rights of others and they believed
that prohibition would be a wedge in
the solidity of personal liberty that
would eventually rive in two that con-
sistency and subject the free citizen to
the intolerance of every known
ism. The law that the supreme
court has decided constitutional
would be a very just one, if its terms
were limited to habitual drunkards,
for they are not responsible or rather
obedient to self control and ought to
be controlled by the next of kin, but
to extend its provisions to men who are
in possession of all their healty facul.
ties is not only an absurdity but an in
fringement on the freedom of their
personal actions that is intolerable
and oppressive.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19

Ir is stated that 10000 more women
have applied for engagements at the
Chicago exposition than are needed.
Mrs. Potter Palmer has been so be-
seiged by applications that 1t is i'm
possible to answer them. Six hundred
women want to be guides at the fair
grounds; only twenty-five are needed.
The catering company which secured
the monopoly of all the American res
taurants on the grounds will employ
1000 mattresses at S. per week; 1000
applications are on file.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19
We Had to Co 20 Miles
HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable, and dc
not purge, pain, or grippe. Sold by all druggists.

to clean the wreckage away, A gas
main running through the tunnel was
broken and there was a chance for an
explosion. The electric light wires
were also cut, leaving the tunnel in
darkness. Four passengers were
badly Injured, while number of
others were fearfully shaken up and
bruised or scratched. The accident
was due to strand being broken in
the Clark street cable.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19
Hanged for Murder

ROCKVILLE, Md, April 14.-Wm.
Band, colored, was hanged here today
for the murder of Margaret Cephas,
Nov. 90, 1891. Band was convicted
entirely on circumstantial evidence
and persistently asserted his inno-
cence to the end.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19
GERMANY.

HERR AHLwARDT's DOCUMENT.
BERLIN, April l4.-There was a
crowded attendance today at the
opening of the reichstag, owing to the
interest excited by the statement that
Ahlwardt, the Jew bailer, would to-
day present documents which he
promised to produce duplicating high
German officials in corrupt conduct.
Upon the opening Of the proceedings
Ahlwardt withdrew the documents of
which he bad spoken.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19
Rain in the West.

Special to The Statesman.
LAREDO, Tex, April 14.-Advices
from Encinal are to the effect that the
rain this morning extended a few
miles below that point. Only a
sprinkle reached Laredo; not enough
to lay the dust.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19
CONVENTION or SOUTHERN
GOVERNORS

Very little as yet has been heard
from the convention of Southern gov.
errors in session at Richmond, Va
Governor Fishback has suggested
that Mr.. CLEVELAND be applied to to
aid the South in disabusiDg the minds
of TO eigners on its unsafe locality for
an immigrant to settle. He says that
the South has not only been misrep-
resented al the North, where sectional
prejudice prevails, but abroad also by
ministers representing this country.
Consequently, he says, though the
South is the most iav' rcd section OF
the United States, if not of the entire
world, it has not received it's just pro.
portion OF investors and omigrants.
He adds, the South has been injured
in every way, and that it will continue
to be ignored until it takes action to
vindicate it's claims. Upon this state
ment Mr.. Fishback proposes TO base
on these conditions an application to
President Cleveland asking that in
the appointment OF officials to serve in
foreign countries ne increase the
South's representation.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19

The ST. Louis Globe Democrat says
the South has stood by the Demo-
cratic party in good and evil report,
and has always furnished the brains of
the party and it ought TO berewarded
by Democratic administration. For
once the &. D., is emnently right.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19
Execution in NEW Larsav

CAMDEN, N. j., April 14.-John
Hill, colored. was hanged here this
morning at 1913 for the murder of
Joseph DodsOn on Oct. 16 last, after q
political quarrel. He shot Dodson
from Ambush.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19
CHOCTAW WAR.

Secretary Hoke Smith today re-
ceived telegram from Indian Agent
Bennett at Antlers, stating that Gov
ernor Jones had refused to come there
for conference; that he will not dis
band the militia and that the assem-
blage is menace to peace. The pres
ence of the regulars, however is af-
fording great relief. The secretary
also received letter from d. M.
Locke, Judge E. H. Nelson, l.. II.
Williams, Morgan Gale and Rev. Mr..
Jos. H. Herman, of the jackson fac
tion,' giving their views of the Choc-
taw troubles. Thew allege that the
Jones party committed numberless
outrages and that Jackson was elect
ed governor of the territory.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19

The president has opened up APP
pointments in Texas. 1t Is to be hoped
he will not weary in we'll doing until
he has done full justice to the banner
state of Democracy. Let the mills
grind on
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19

IF OUR government thought it was
barbarous in 1910 for China to shut
out foreign emigration, what does it
think of its own conduct in 1890 in
shutting out Chinese emigration?
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19

Robert X. Gillespie, of Tennessee,
principal clerk of the public land
office.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19
NOMINATIONS.

The president Gent the following
nominations to the senate today:
Richard H. Alvery, of Maryland,
chief justice of the court of appeals for
the District OF Columbia.
Martin F. Monis, District of Column
bia, associate Justice of the court OF
appeals for the District of Columbia.
Seth Shepard, of Texas, associate
justice of the court of appeals for the
District of Columbia.
Levi H. Manning, of Arizona, sur
veyor general of Arizona
Lucius Q. G.. Lamar, of Mississippi,
recorder general of the land office.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-19
Miss Fanny McCIen1ty
Wolf Bayou, Ark.

for four long months. The swelling broke in
three places along the front bone. never
saw anyone suffer as she did. In a short
time pieces of bCAe worked out of all four
places. The physician said his skill was ex
hausted, and if anything would help her it would
be Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-29
A NEW CITY FRONT.
Senator Fair to Grade His
North Beach Lots.
Over One niIIion Dollars to Be Ex-
pended in Filling In the Black
Point Swamps.

George Bowers, the manager of Senator
James G. Fairs land business. appeared
before the committee on street grades Of
the Board of Supervisors yesterday after
noon In regard to the establishment of a
grade on Senator Fairs property at North
Beach.
Senator Fair at first wanted very low
grade, in order that too much filling should
not oe required for his property. He owns
fifty blocks of land north of Greenwich
street and between the Preside and Black
Point.
Mr.. Bowers, speaking for Senator Fair,
said that it was the desire of his principal
to improve that property Immediately. All
the swamp land will be filed in as soon as
possible. Mr.. Bowers said that the filling
Of the land would cost over 100000
Does Senator Fair intend to sell this
iand?" asked Supervisor Goodwin.
mo, sir" replied Mr.. Bowers. "He will
not sell an inch Of il for love or money. He
will only lease it. About week ago he
leased two blocks OF it to firm of Oregon
lumbermen. Nothing can induce him; to
sell 1t. All he wants TO do 1t 10 reclaim the
swamp part and put it in state where i'm
pTovements can be made"
Engineer Manson addressed the board
and stated that the grade wanted by Sena-
tor. Fair was too low and would not be
beneficial to the drainage Of either Senator
Fairs property OF that OF other owners In
the vicinity.
After discussing the question at length
Mr.. Bowers and Engineer Manson finally
agreed, and it was settled that grade Of
four feet should be established. This
would put the land five feet below the
regular city level.
Supervisor Denman opposed the PROPOSE
ton and said that the grade agreed On was
much too low. He was strenuously opposed
to the establishment of any more city-front
hats, particularly at that part Of the city.
The committee, however. agreed to rec
ommend the establishment of the four
loot grade, Supervisor Denman alone vot-
ing no.
Manager Bowers was asked after the
meeting what were Senator Fairs inten-
lions about the property. He replied that
claimed as soon as possible. The work of
ming IN would take about two years, as an
enormous amount of dirt would be required.
de insisted that Senator Fair would not
sell any Of the property.
Nhen asked If it was poss ible for ferry
terminus TO be established there in the near
future Mr.. Bowers said:
The Tiburon ferry must come there. 1t
is only question of time. The steamers
can then make three trips where they now
make TWO. Look at this great saving of
coal in year.
Besides, cross-town roads will be estab-
llsheh and take passengers in that direc-
tiob' where tney Will save time in getting to
the Terry instead Of going away down to
Market street. Again, Van Ness avenue
VIII De opened. That will be the great
street OF the future. When these things
take place property will advance at North
Beach, and they are bound 10 come"
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market had rather tired appearance yester-
day. Nothing new was received from the front.
but the coming week is looked forward TO with
considerable interest, as work will have been begun
by that time that VIII tend to place the stamp OF
stability upon the little improvements reported
dCring the past month.
40 particular activity was shown in any stocks
outside OF POtosi aud Choilar the carly call but
these stocks quite lively, 800 shares OF the
former selling ct So rs and 1900 shares Chollar
at 81 2s9 20. After the cali prices shaded off
considerably under very lively sales. Epstein is
reported as having soldWpward OF 5000 shtres Of
different stocks POtOsi sold down TO 81 . Oh the
street and 29UO shares changed hands down TO
s. ~ during the informal session. On the $50
p NJ. call there was slight recovery which ended
IN an advance after the call ana the market closed
st Cng and active.
NOTES.
The Union Con. Mining Company has removed its
Offices to room !, Nevada block
Silver took quite an upward turn Yesterday and
sold up to S3Ssc New YORK and 3SI 4d In London.
Bullion valued at 81, 3O9 81 has been sent the
Carson mint from the Con Cal. n Va. making the
total TO date on April account S24.70l Il.
Joseph Marks. the broker. left for the Yosemite
valley yesterday.
\ n assessment o. zoe per share has been levied
the Overman.
The weekly reports OF the Bodies are az follows:
MoNo-East Crosscut from main north drift $50
level was extended Is feet. North DRIFT from east
crusscut 100 level extended IS feet
HoDIE-SoutI drift 200 level Lent shaft
tended y feet West crosscut from above drift
vas extended Il feet. East crosscut goo level WAS
extended feet.
BULwER-Crushed during the week 96 tons OF
ore. Slopes from south DRIFT from intermediate
crosscut 200 level yielded the usual quantity Of
ore. Average battery samples, so 80; tailings,
50 Is.
Assessments Pending.
Tie following lisa LIST OF assessments now pending:
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Kips. sc ? n; prime Goatskns 3O@5Oc eacn;
Kids. 5G Zoe; Deerskins. good summer. 81 nc;
dtuin. 3O932Jec; winter. 2O@25c: SheepsNins.
sheaIiings, 1G925e; short wool, 40970c; med um,
kinds about IL less.
TALLON-PriceS show no further decline. but
the market Is weak aud dull No / rendered, 63 "a
51ac Refined. 634 gre; Grease, SIC p
WOOL-Tne spring clip is quoted IS follows: Gala
veras and FOuthil Ito SC q II; Nevada. l69 lSc;
san joaquin and Southern. years staple, l@l3lac;
do, short Woods 100 sc . H.
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Weeisly CIearin~s.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-Bradstreers gives clear
ings for the past week for the principal cities OF the
United States as follows; New York 1854 8i4 900
decrease s.3 per cent; Chicago, Sl0l ,sis 600
increase 1870: boston, s97, 53s 900, increase 10
Philadelphia, S7l,765 600, increase "A: ST. Louis
$50 497 900, increase 81; San Francisco $40
$50 600, no comparison: baltimore, Md. sl2.462-
no comparison; Cincinnati, Ohio, $I3.47l.OOO
increase 1875 Kansas city. Mo, Sl1,435. 900
1875: Omaha. $5,5SS. 900 increase II: Denver
$4.676,OUO. decrease II; ST. Paul. 81 949 900
decrease 149; Portland. Or. 81 1913 DOE, Increase
80; SAT- Lake City. Sl.37l,0O0, decrease 400 ;
Seattle. SsU6,0O0, Increase ST. Tacoma. $685.
600. increase l2.4; Los Angeles, S97 900 in
crease 3s 8; Helena 1887 900. decrease. 56:
Spokane, S725.OOO, no comparisons; Great Falls
$4,000. no comparison
Total for the week ended Aprn 27 for the
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Sam Franeisco Meat Market.

quotations exhibit no further change Choice
Beef is steady. Hogs. Mutton and Lamb are In
ample supply and weak. Wholesale rates from
slaugntererS are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6G6Lac: second quality
5I5c; third do 46D5c p 10.
VEAL-Large. 61s@615c; small Calves, 7971ac;
Dairy Calves. sc q N.
MUTIoN-w ethers. 6iac = 10; Ewes. &c.
SPRING LAMB-71s@S15c q n.
PoRK-Liye Hogs. 61$@65sc for heavy and me-
dunn granted; stock Hogs, 512@5s4c; dressed do.
9@9Iac q %.
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BAGs-caeu;tas June and July, eI4@sssc; Wool
Bags. 3OJSGo32c
RICE-In liberal supply. Chinese mixed. So 6O@
80; No. /, 81 $50 90: extra No. l, 81 1904 90;
Hawaiian. SO 9OG4; Rangoon, 81 ; Louisiana, SO 50
6D3 10 p ctI
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net CASH Cube Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 6$sc & N: Dry Granulated.
5%c; Cnnfectoners A. 55sc y 10 Magnolia. 5Lsc:
Extra c, &c; Golden c. 4$4c; ID, 41ac; Standard
A, Size; half-bbis. lsc more than bulls, and boxes
lac more.
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The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports l6
failures in the Pacific Coast States aud Territories
for the week ending yesterday, as compared with
"a for the prevt as week and IL Tor the correspond
ing week OF 1892
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades as follows; > general merchandise,
livery stables. l butcher l hotel, dry goods
saloon, grocer. stationery, furnishing goods i
fruits, blacksmith aud 2 clothing.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. April %
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
PALACE HOTEL

FRIDAY tFENlSG. April -.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver higher.
Wheat futures advanced.
Other Cereals unchanged.
HAY quiet.
Beans dull.
New Potatoes cheaper.
Onions firm.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs unchanged.
Hens and BOOSTERS 1rmer.
Hare out OF favor.
First Gooseberries Of the season.
Good Oranges sell well.
Dried Fruit Inactive.
Vegetables unchanged.
Tallow continues weak.
Hams firm. Bacon hardening.
Hops weak and dull.
Beef steady. Mutton and PORK weak.
New YORK Exchange lower
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Exchange and Bulli6
Chicago fIarkets.

CHICAGO, April 49, In Wheat there fair
trade. July opened shade easier. weakened iAc
In sympathy with May, advanced 7sc on good buy
ing here and in New ork, and closed firm at 2sc
higher than yesterday Receipts, los. 900 bushels;
shipments $4,000 bushels Rye, 5OI4c Barley: sc.
CHICAGO April 2S-Wheat. II 1ac. Corn, Al 1sc.
PORK, SIS %. Lard, $40 U71a. Ribs, 50 ST12.
4
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And IN accordancs with law and an order from
tho hoard OF Directors, made on tho 14th day OF
april 1888, so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may ha necessary VIII be sold at public
auction at this office of the company. So. 3Oe
MoatS omery street san Frlncisco, California, on
FRIDAY, the htth day OF May, 1898, at the hour OF
: o.cloek p ~ OF said day To pay said delinquent
assessment thnreon, together with costs OF adyer-
tsing and expenses OF sale.
j. STADTFELD JR-, Secretary
omce-Room 90, 3U9 Montgomery strest San
francisco, California. apIs "a
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NEW YORK. ADril 2S.-The stock market opened
active and buoyant on the result Of yesterdays
conference between Carlisle and the bank officials
OF this city, the favorable reception accorded the
Reading plan Of reorganization, and liberal pur-
chases OF securities for London account AS
foreign buying orders were completed traders
renewed the old tactics OF hammeriug stocks which
happened to be without effective support They
were aided by increased strength In sterling TX
change and by weakness in Toledo, Ann Arbor
and North Michigan. Dstiliers and few others.
The first named broke Az TO 1914, developments
IN regard to the affairs of Vice-Presldent Ashley
and his associates weighing heavily against that
stock The announcement that receiver had been
appointed at Toledo so tended TO induce further
selling. Dstlers depressed by the uncer-
IN regard the future business management of the
property. I he general market enjoyed rally
after O'Clock, but weakness again set ia after the
delivery hour, and the market closed weak in tone
1sf912 for others The net losses for the day in
majority Of cases is less thu per Distiliers
IS 70 lower. Governments steady Petroleum
weak and closed at 671sc offered
ll31&; do rs. 49, Northern Pacific. 1872; Cana
dian Iachc. S5Is Central Pacific. n: Union Pa
cifc. 3634 AtchisOn and Santa Re, 32L2: Wells
Fargo, l46: Western Union, 90$s; Silver, 1898:
Sterling, 81 S6614 80.
Wheat -April. 757sc. Flour, steady Coffee,
sl4 IS. Sugar, 312@4c. Hops - Pacific Coast,
Ie@2l A3c. Hides, 121@c. COpper-LaRe, 81 90.
Tn-Spot, SO IS. Lead-Domestc, S4 %. Iron.
SIG. Petroleum, TAG
SUGAR AND COFFEE
sugar-There is no change In the value for either
raw or refined sugar, but the tone is strong
further advance in London cables.
C0fIee-Moderatey active 30g40 points decline.
Sales 25G0 bags. April, sl4 10; May, $l4 20.
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The WEEKLY GALL contains g large
s-column pages, and every
number, in addition to it's liter
ary and local articles, is an cpl
tome of the events of the world
foi The week 81 p.- year.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES,

DkLINQUENT SALE oTICE-oCCIDENTAL
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business, San Francisco, Cal;
location of works, Silver Star Mining District
Storey County, New
Notce-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing-described stock. account OF assessment -
~, levied on the l7th day OF March 1898 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spcctiye shareholders a follows.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE = CONSOLE
- dated Imperial Mining COMPANY. Location
OF principal place Of business San Francisco,
California; location of works, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account OF assessment
(No. So levied Oh the goth day of March. 1888.
the several amounts set opposite the names OF tue
respective shareholders, as follows:
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NEW YORK, April 2S-wool is firm and quiet
Domestic Fleece, 27(952c; Pulled, z6937c; Texas,
1792lc " II.
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Family Retail Market.

Butter, Cheese and Eggs show 70 change.
Mutton. Lamb, Veal and Pork are all rather
cheaper than they have been
Poultry is unchangs d. Fine fat BOOSTERS continue
scarce.
Strawberries are coming In more freely. but
they are still dear GoOseberries appeared yester-
day Oranges continue cheap and plentiful
summer Vegetables show feature worthy OF
note
Fish is in good supply and some descriptions
cheaper.
Following is TIE Calls regular weekly retail
llsr-
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leading cities of the United States. SIU77.422 O64
a decrease OF l per cent compared with tue
responding period last year.
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FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL, April 2S-The spot market is
firm at 5s ll1ad. Cargoes steady at 29s Sd for
of coast sos Cd for Just shipped and 29s 90 for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No . Red Winter; April
IS Si2d; May, IS Sl4d: june 5s Sd: july IS
l0d: August. 5s I'D; September, IS llS4d; oc-
tOber. Us l4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. April % - Consols. 90 3-I6; Silver.
3sI4d; Rentes, e6f 17L2 Bullion into Bank OF
England, E257 eco.
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And in accordance with law, and an order from
the Board of Directors, made on the 9th day OF
March, 1898, so many shares OF each parcel of such
stock may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office OF the company rooms Is and
10. No. $40 Pine street, san Francisco California
on TUESDAY, the 18TH day OF May 1898 at the
hour OF O'Clock NJ. OF said day to pay said deiin-
quent assessment thereon, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
n. Nj. KENT, Secretary
onlce-Rooms and ., No $50 Pine street. san
Francisco. California.
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PORTLAND. Or. April 2s.-Clearances, $226, 900;
balances s6S. 900