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at my boot tops, was infinitely exam
ing it, when heard noise as of flying
gravel and, looking up, saw tie mothcl
bear tearing round the corner of a rocl,
and coming at me with open mouth
and flaming eyes.
Now, there are grizzlies and grizzlies,
Even this fearlessly savage beast, unless
cornered or wounded, will generally
try to get out of mans way, but an
old she, robbed of her young, is one OF
the most terrible animals in existence,
and would charge o regiment of sol.
diers without moments hesitation.
The enraged monster was not over
twenty yards from me, and, dropping
the cub, turned and ran for dear life.
CHANGING around in hope of finding
some. place Of refuge, ] could see none
close at hand not equally accessible To
the bear; but about sixty yards ahead
stood tall hemlock sapling, and to-
ward this darted at my best speed.
In those days / was very swift of
foot. and with a fair chance might have
made a short dash like that quickly
enough to escape. But / was badly
handicapped by heavy, spiked boots
and rock-encum bered course, while
my pursuer, thin from long nursing,
was in prime racing condition; and be-
fore | had gone half way, / found that
she was fast gaining on me.
The four-footcd brute cared nothing
for the loose stones; but, should / STUN
BILE, all would be over in a moment.
Hence l was obliged to pick my steps,
though my revengeful enemy came
each instant nearer and nearer until
ess than fifteen feet intervened be-
tween us. l was apparently doomed:
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IL.
falnished wolf. but then Hayes quiet
ly said:
well, partner, l guess you'll live
through it; but you did kind of ge,
lost, reckon"
Yes, Jim, l own right up. don't
know half SO much now as / thought
did yesterday morning. You came lust
in time to cheat the grizzly of her din.
ner. How did it all happen?"
Jim laughingly replied:
why, man alive! You're not more
than two miles from camp now, but.
the country being SO rough, / suppose
you couldn't hear the signals 1 fired all
through the night
only two miles? thought it was
Dozen" wonderingly rejoined.
well, guess we Travelled more than
that to find you, and you've only got
tne dogs to thank that we did it; for, of
all the wild, crooked tracks ever made
by mortal man. yours beat.
when l found that you were sure
enough lost, started out at the first
streak OF light this morning and got
the boys here to join in for the hunt.
Inc trail being SO old, we were rather
dubious about the hounds keeping to
1t; but every now and then we came To
some place where you'd Clipped at the
rocks, and then we knew they were
right
The greatest bother was after you,d
crossed that low range and turned bacl,
TO come home. and, if we hadn't been
certain sure of the dogs, we'd never
nave followed them. for there was one
place where they led us nine or ten |
Times round and round in circle with |
out going ahead an inch. We wouldn't |
let them give tongue, cause we thought
maybe we'd run across stray elk, and
hats the reason you and old grizzly
iidn't hear them sooner.
We got here at last somehow. and
Us all right now. partner; but 1 tell vou
'on'vc had mighty lucky escape"
Just erbout ez marry a one ez ever I
feared on" said one of the old timers
Vho had come with Jim. .sHowsum-
yer, we've got the bar an cubs. am
= purity good days work, arter all"
NJ Thomson. In n, \, Ledger,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-02-18
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Ian 1t Be?-Jake-sCora is certain
" the most reckless girl over saw
lake-"Why, has she really acccptc
you?"--YanlSce Blade.
-Layton-'Isn't that clock littl
fast?' Waite-"I shouldn't be sui
prised; it's French clock Puck.
--Wife-"Do you think this compile,
ion mask has made any difference in m
facc?" Husband-"I thought you locke
better just as soon as you put it on."-
Inter Ocean.
-Visitor-"I hear your new preache
is man of indomitable will and won
derful energy" Hostess-'Indeed h
Is. lie has started in to convert tn,
choir"
-Jagson says that. paradoxically a,
IL may seem, nevertheless it is true that
the widest quarrcls are the domestic
ones. --E.mira Gazette.
-School-t, acher-''Why were the
prisoners who were executed called
poor sinncrs?'" Scholar Because rich
sinners always get off."-Der Haus-
freund.
-Dix-"I will say one thing for nv
coal dealer; he is as honest as the day is
long" Hicks-"Just like mine; you no.
tice it more in summer than in winter, +"
IN. Y. Herald.
he (about to travel)-''Doy you real.
~ want me to come back soon?" She
well, perhaps you had better. You SEQ
l have promised not to forget you. -
Kate Fields Washington.
She said she would marry at %
And 1, ike fool decided to wait
I've been waiting so long begin now to fret
But she will not confess to % yet
IN. Y. Herald
"A Clincher-Mrs Bellows-..Mv
first husband, sir, was kind-hearted
man. He would never do an act that
would tend to render another un-
happy" Old Bellows (sneeringly)-"O.
no! He didn't go and die and leave Won
to rope me in, did he?"-Yanlsce Blade.
-Harry-"No gentleman will smoke
in the presence of ladies'" Dick-"Non-
sense. l never allow the presence of
ladies to interfere with my comfort"
llarry-"Very true; but that doesn't af-
[ect the correctness of my observation. +"
-Doston Transcript.
Baron Blank-'Permit me. NV dear
Miss Triller, to present to you this little
Oxen" Miss Triller-'The flowers are
7ery handsome" Baron Blank-"But
Why are you tearing them apart?"
Hiss Triller--"I'm searching for the
title token."-Fliegende Batter.
Though the young ladies may or.
anize society to discuss such cues
ions as What is real philanthropy"
nd What are the leading social prob
ems OF the day?" yet, when the meet
ngs adjourn, it is safe to wager that
he all-important question will be, .sIs
~ hat on straight?" = Baltimore
merican.
-Brown-'Got into bad scrape las,
Vening. My wife found letter in nv
ocket from n woman. How she did
lve! Bagley = From a woman?
rown, you're sorry dog" Brown
The woman in this case, however. was
RS. Ii. 1t was letter she gave me to
all week ago"-Boston TRANSCRIPT
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"Ht Suouiu urop from eXhauS
ton, aud. if she kept watch Ion,
enough, that result was certain. l,
this desolate place no outside he'll,
could be expected, and, barring a com
mon butchers knife. was entirely I'M
armed
but. surely" | reasoned, 'sthe olf
fiend will go off first thing in the morn
ing to look for food, and / can then
either make good my retreat or kindle
fire which will keep her at bay and,
perhaps, by its smoke, attract some
wandering prospcctor."
These reflections. though quite con.
selling to me, didn't exactly harmonize
with Mrs. Bruins views. The rising
sun found her still on duty and appar.
emily determined 20 have me for break
fast or go without.
Hour after hour passed away, and, ms
the day grew hot, began to suffer so
fearfully from thirst and the strained
horror of my situation that l at last
deliberately made up my mind to de-
scend and meet death in fair fight. No
use in delaying; twas but prolonging
my agony. And yet to so die was aw-
full. i would hold out till nature
could endure no more. No voluntary
act OF mine should prccipitate my
doom.
II the tree had been an aspen, a cot
tonwood or. indeed. any kind of de-
ciduous tree, l might have obtained
some relief by chewing the leaves, but
there was no nourishment in the bitter
hemlock spray. 1t seemed only to in
crease my thirst, and / felt that the end
was near.
once more. with a kind of horrible
fascination, l gazed down at nv inn
placable foe, idly wondering whether
she would kill me by single blow of
her great paw or rend me piecemeal to
fragments.
But suddenly she stopped in her rest
ess walk, shifted the air for a moment
With uplifted head and then, driving
The cubs before her, ambled off toward
Ter den.
What could this mean? Aon ouesti
quickly answered, for, intently listen
ng, next instant heard the low. re-
'ressed whimper of hounds, and as.
With returning strength, l uttered a
oud yell of joy, Zip and Keene, burst
ng into full cry and straining on their !
,ashes, came round the corner of that |
anne rock whence the bear had first |
The dogs were closely followed bv
im Hayes, upon whose heels came |
nree stalwart companions. and they
let the grizzly face to face before she
ad gained the cave.
At this blessed sight the warm
lood once again rushed through nv
enumbed limbs, and with frantic
iste | slid to the ground. All was
'er' however, before l could reach the
.ene.
On seeing her assailants the bear
I'd charged instantly, but Jim ierlSed
&c hounds to one side, and the other
intcrs, coolly firing together, sent
rec bullets through her braiu, when
e dropped dead with scarcely a
liver, and the scared cubs scurricd
to the den.
The men and dogs rushed tumultu- ,
sly upon me, and it was h..rd to tell
hich were the more delighted by INV
scue. .
Water. boys! water!'' l gasped, as
jubilant fellows pulled me about.
)ne of them put his canteen to NV .
olien lips, and l shalt remember Z
1t draught to my dying day.
Not a question was asked until nv a
nrades had seen me begin to eat like q
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-02-18
A HUNTING EPISODE.
1t Is Not Always Wise to Calculate on Ar
pesrances.

Al rs MOI Always Wise to Calculate on An
pesrances.
Speaking of hunting" said a hunter
reminds me of little fun had som.
four or five years ago
Three OF us, more or less sportsmen
and all jolly fellows, were stopping al
a small place on the eastern shore Of
Lake st. Clair. 1t was in November and
the ducks were pretty thick. We did
some great shooting that season, l can
| tell you.
'One day the landlord announced that
a nephew of his, young man lust over
from England. was coming up for few
weeks sport, and he guessed we'd find
MIN pretty near a dandy on the shot.
wen, pretty soon the young fellow
arrived, and our first glimpse of him de-
cided everything The boys said thev
didn't believe he had ever seen a wild
duck, much less shot one.
"Hc was one of your swell hunters
all logged out in corduroy Jacket and
high top boots, with one of those nat
ent-reversible fore-and-aft caps and n
pair of eyeglasses astrlde his nose. He
showed us his gun, double-barreled
pistol grip thing, and bowed pile on
its fine qualities and of the wonderful
execution he could do with it. IT came
from England, We know
Would he go after ducks with ms in
the morning? %, yaas, he fahncied' he
would, though it wouldn't be much
sport; he was accustomed to shooting
woodcock, and ducks flew SO beastlv
slow
''Well. we fixed up things among our.
selves that night We picked out some
ct our oldest decoys and anchored them
out in bayou short distance from
shore, then turned in for the night.
Our friend was up bright and early
next morning and was anxious to show
his skill We made some excuse about
not being quite ready. but told him
that II he would go over to yonder
bayou he might get a shot before break.
fast He put off with much splashing
Of paddles and great show of caution
Ind was soon out of sight in the reeds
Allowing him time to reach our decoys,
We followed and soon heard the sharp
'ang! bangl OF his gun. Before we could
each him we heard another double
eport Exploding with laughter at the
uccess of our scheme we fastened to
he spot"
did he fill the decoys with lead?"
mo! Say. he had baggcd four as
retty canvas-baclss as you ever saw"
Free Press
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A child Eslovs

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and sootik
Ing effect Of Syrup of Figs, when In need OF
u laxat We, and IL the father CT mother be
cosfive or bilious, the most gratifying re-
sults follow its use; so that IT is the best
family remedy known and every family
should have a bottle.
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Londor's e normous Passeu ger rraf,,c.

i'onoo's Il normous Passenger Traffic.
Statistics show that the number of
passengers carried by steam within the
area OF the British metropolis in single
year does not fall short of 1927, 600, 600.
Next come the tramways, or horse cars.
which transport in a year no fewer than
$4,000, 600 passengers The omnibuses
are credited with carrying at least 2oO,-
0oo.0Oo There still remain the riders
in cabs and the patrons of the river
steamers. Including these, the number
OF passengers moved from place to place
in some form OF public conveyance is
estimated at about III, 600, 600. Taken
by itself the figures seem large, yet it
only indicates on an average one jour
ney every two days for every inh abitant
OF London. IN. Y. Sun.
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A MAN who gets choleric over his collar
button has not necessarily got any comma
shaped bacilli about him Boston Tran
script
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-02-18

ADVICE to husbands-never talk in your
sleep unless you're sure what you are going
to say.-Drake's Magazine.
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How MUCH easier 1t is to sit in the shade
AMI tell our friends what we intend To do
than il is to GO out IN the sun and do II.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-02-18

TIE only lean folks You can find in this
world are those who try to keep all they can
get-Ram's Horn
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EXPLOSIONS OF Coughing are stopped by
Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-02-18
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

Ihdue used f,c, bot
lies Of Ely's Cream
Balm aud coslsfdc,
mysslf cured. Iny.
fcred 20 vedrs from
eatar7A and eatar,h-
@headacte, and hi,
e the first remedy
that afforded laxtfno
relief.-D. .Hiogfn-
SON, f45 Lake ST.,
Chicago, IN.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-20
VIOLINs AT PRAYER MEETINGS
An Orchestra to Be introduced Into
SimnSnn Church.

An Orchestra to Be introduced Into
Simpson Church.
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church is one OF the most enterprisiDg in its
denomination. 1t has an energetic pastor
in Rev. a. c. Hirst, who is always on the
alert to advance the welfare of his flock
and the attractyeness of their church
services.
His latest project is the Introduction of
number Of string and wind instruments to
supplement the organ at the various SER
vices of the church.
Professor SimOnds of Napa College has
entered INTO a contract for year with the
church and is already on the ground organ
lzlng the necessary contingent OF musicians.
The members of the orchestra will also
oficiate at the Sunday-School and prayer
meetings, besides assisting in the periodical
entertainments given by the Simpson
Lyceum.
The first orchestral service will be held
on the first Sabbath in April easter Sun
day., when Golden Gate COmmHndery,
Knights Templar. will attend the church in
body for the morning service.
The addition of strings, etc, to the church
music is expected 10 prove a distinct en-
hancemsnt TO the popularity of the services.
Their use will be under the direction Of Pro
fessor SimOnds, subject TO the supervision
of DR.. Hirst himself.
As soon as the project of the orchestra is
well started Professor SimOnds proposes
organizing a choral union, which will be
another attraction in the services of this
progressive church.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-20
THE AWAKENING.

You were = child and Ike me. yesterday.
To day you 4 woman. and perhaps
Those softer eyes bctoken the sweet lapse
u nkIng into loving: who shall say?
Only know that there can be for us
No liking more, OF any kiss
But they stall wake sweet shame upon your brow
Sweetiy or in rose calamttous.
Trembling upon the verge OF some new dawn
You stand as II awakened out o. sleep,
And II S who cried to you Arisen
who would fain call back the child that's gone.
and what You lost for me would have you keen,
Fearing 10 meet :he woman OF your eyes.
ARTHUR SYMoSs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-20

Ana in accordance with law. and an order OF tho
Board Of Directors made on the twenty-siKth day
or January, 1898 SO many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold put
lie auction at the once OF the company, No. 10
Pine street, rooms 10 and II. San Francisco, Calf
fornia, on MONDAY. the third day OF pri, 1888
at the hour of l O'CLOCK P. N. Of said dsy, pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
J. w. PEW Secretary.
onee-No. al0 Pine street, rooms Is and IT. san
francisco, California. mrlO I'd
CRUIkSHANK GOLD MINING COMPANY-Lo.
" cation OF principal place of business San Fran
ciscisco Cal; location OF works, Los Burros Dis
trict, Monterey County. Cal
hotice-There arc delinquent upon the following
described stock, ON account of assessment mo 81
lovied on the 9th day OF January, 1898. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the respec
tive shArehulders. aa foIloUa.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-20

get complete Identification of him in case
of deserton or DEATH or when a discharged
soldier presents his claim for pay or pen
sion. If such a system had been in use dur
ing our civil war the Pension Bureau would
not now be paying ont so many thousand
dollars q quarter to deserters, bounty
jumpers and other sham heroes Of the Union
army
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-20
SHIFTING INrELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
stmr Pom ona, Hannah. 20 hours from Eureka.
pass and mdse, to 6oodall Perkins Il Co.
Mic stmr MOntSeTrat. Blackburn, DAYS from Ma
naimo: l454 tons coal, to John Rosenreld's Sons.
stmr 6lpsy, Jepsen, 10 hours from Santa Cruz
and way ports; produce, to Goodail. Perkins & Co.
stmr Jeasie. Mason, days from COmax; 1887
tons coal, TO Il Dunsmulr q sons.
SUNDAY, Marchl9
VIII brig Percy Edwards Haliet whaling.
Sehr Kodiak. Hanson. Kodiak
Schr Mary Russ. Thomson, Eureka.
Schr James Townsend, Wilson, Fort Bragg
schr Lizzie Prien Nelson, Nehslem River.
TeIegraphic.
POINT LOBoS- March 1910 JPN Weather
foggy; wind, SW; velocity, miles.
Domestic Ports.
MENDoCINo-Arrived Mar 19-schr Lila and
Matte: stmr Point Arena. hence Mar lS.
REDoNDo-Arrived Mar l9-Stmr Caspar. from
ekEENwooD-Arrived Mar 1s-stmr whites
bore. hence Mar IL.
NAVARRo-Arrlved Mar 1s-Schr Howard, hnce
Mar s.; schr Alice Kimball. hence Mar 10,
Sailed Mar l9Stmr Scotia, for San Francisco
ASIORiA-ArriYed Mar 1s-Stmr Oregon, hence
EUREKA-Arrlved Mar l9-stmr Humboldt. hnc
Sailed Mar le-Sehr Fortuna, for san Francisco:
schr Alice. for San Pedro
AsroRiA-Arrivea Mar l9-Stnr Truckee, from
Sailed Mar i9-stmr State of California, for San
Francisco
ImportattonS.
EUREKA-Per PomOns-2SS SKIS potatoes 67-hf
bIs butter. 2 ties bxs hams, pkgs mdse, wheel
BIZ crackers, chSts tools, bx fruit, ties lard
dry goods. pkgs express, 81 rolls leather bale
blankets, APP shingles ! ~ pkgs fish. SIX coin.
Fields Landng-204 SKIS potatoes, SO pkgs doors
j bx piano bx organ, cs preserves
SANTA CRUZ-Per Gipsy-1 bx fish, 1925 bbls
lime bxs butter. 10 cs cheese.
Monterey-46 pcs iron pipe, % p,s scrapiron 1
bx butter. bdl baggage.
Moss Landings fiat cars. 2 wheels It Ss butter
Pigeon Point-7 bIs butter. So bxs apples ~ bxs
40 SKIS cheese
COnsignees.
Per Pomona-Standard OIL Co: Setz Bros & Co. q
TrucKaci; Whitney & Co; Russ Sanders a Co:
Brigham, Hoppe & Coz, Dodge. Sweeney & Co: } +
Burgbee; Overland Freight Transfer Co; II Dutard.
Paladini; HIS Bros; j NJ Moore & Co; r Fetri:
Norton Teller Co: o Is Smith & Co; Lane & Com
nelly; NerYalin & Rowe; Wheaton & Breon: Gund-
ZACH & Co; Dairymens Union; Il Inguglia; w J
Murray q Co; Nichols n Co; Dalton Bros: w
Coffin a Co: Marshall. Teggart & Brorsen; Knegan
q CO.. Whittier. Fuller & Co: Wells, Fargo q Co: A
Sader q Co; stevens Il Co; Mahoney & sons:
j Rice: Pnrsh Weiner; A RowelI j Nj McAllis-
ter: L ID Field & Go.
Per Gipsy-Dairymens Union; Standard OIL Co;
Wetmore Bros; Whittier, Fuller Il Co; HIS Bros:
GoodaII, Perkins 4 Co: Dodge sweeney 4 Co: Pac
De Bernardo westphal; L Whitney q co;
Fink: sherry. Lawrence q Co; Allison, Gray 4 Co;
ID Atchlnson Co; Giustl & Ahtoni: Il Axload;
Carpy Co; Herman Joost; IL Coweli & Co. A
Vierra.
For Late shipping bsteEtgenc; see E0hts Pass.
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Anu IN accordance with law, ana an oruer from
the | o .rd OF directors made the nth day of
February, 1888 50 many shares OF each parcel of
such STOCK be necessary, Will be sold at pub
lie auction at the ofEcr of the comp my, room 35,
third floor. Mills building. COR. Bush and Mont
gomery sts., San Francisco, Cal. Thursday, tue
9Th day OF April. 1898. at the hour of l o'clock,
r. NJ, Uf said day. 10 pay said delinquent ASSESS
ne It thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale. L. L. MCCOY, Secretary
Ofire-Room IS, third floor. Mills building, cor
Bush and Montgomery SITS San Francisco, ca L I'd
NORTH BELLE ISLE MINING COMPANY-LO-
~ cation OF principal place OF business San
cisco, Cal Location of works, Tuscarora Mining
District, ElEO County. New
Notice-TEere are delinquent upon the following
descr bed stock, account OF assessment (SO. 22)
levied the 25tu day of January 1898 the several
shareholders, as follows:
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Boston Daily Advertiser
d French photographer lately invented
process by which bit Of ordinary paper
the leaf Of book. for example-can be
maze sensitive 10 the light without affect
Ing the rest of the page, Acting on this
hint the French War Minister has begun to
take the portraits of conscripts and recruits
on me payer. which gives their height com
plexlon. age, etc, and the cheapness and
sWilthess OF the operation, which is already
10 use IN the French army. is something re-
markable. 1t costs only cent to get two
copies Of portrait of jacques Bonhomme-
one Tor his Individual register and the other
Ior ms muster roll, and so rapid is the pro-
cess mat IN few hours a whole regiment
along, one by one, and each sits for three
thing is done. --- '"0
lhey even mark the mans regimental
number on his breast with chalk, and thus
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-20
DELINaUENT SALE NorrcEs.

NEVADA QUEEN MINING COMPANY-LoCA.
~ tIon OF principal place of business san Fran-
cisco ca location OF works, Elko County New
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
Described stock on account of assessment mo ~
levied on the 23d day Of January, 1893 the seyerai
sn1ounts set oppos te TIE names Of the respective
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

(HALLENGE CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
y pany-Loeation OF principal place OF business
San Francisco, Cal. Loeition of works, Gold Hin
New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
descr bed stock, on account OF assessment NO I41
levied on the Tn day Of February 1898 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows;
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And In accordance with law and order from
the board OF directors, made the 9th day Of jan
uary. 1888. SO many shares of each parcel OF such
stock As may be necessary VIII be sold at pu bic
ton nj The ONCE OF the company, room o. I'll San
some St. San Francisco. CAL on FRIDAY. tina 24th
day OF March, 1885 at the hour OF IL O'Clock II. OF
said day TO pay i'd delinquent assessm ent thereon
together with costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale j. w PEW secretary
Onlce-Room 8. 2Il sansoms ST. San Francisco,
California. mrs I'd