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KEEP ELECTION EXPENSES DOWN

The passage Of the anti-corruptOn bill by
the California Legislature would be the
second step toward a better condition of
things at elections. Under the Australian
ballot an independent candidate has
chance of attaining bis aim without the as
sistance and it may be IN defiance OF the
bosses. The influence of the bosses is fur
Their weakened. and that very materially.
If the expenditure of candidates is regu-
lated. and especially if publicity be given
to the payments. All political parties
would be equally benefited by legal re-
straint upon expenditure. Neither Re-
publicans nor Democrats would lose by
any limitation or prohibition Of expenses.
Could we have United States Senators
making public affidavit to their candldature
expenses there might be further improve
ment in public morals, 1t being understood,
however. thatthe maxim applies, as it should
in the case OF all holders of Office, "Qui facit
per alum, facit per Sc" a rich man who
has no ability and only money bags to
recommend him would rarely rise to hon.
ors in politics. and poor man OF honest
purpose and good intellectual endowment
would be under 10 disability on the road to
distinction.
a few years ago the English political
parties conferred together on the subject OF
election expenses and by agreement a bin
was passed making it impossible for any
candidate to honestly spend much money
in constituency, and insuring his unsear-
ing if after election il could be shown that
he had used money except in lawful way.
The candidate and his agent are held re-
sponsibe, and the bill Of expenses is made
public. Only the barest necessary expenses
are allowed. and poor man may now enter
Parliament at trifling cost in numbers Of
constituencies. When payment TO members
is allowed, workiDgmen will enter Parlia-
ment in considerable body. One working
man is member Of Gladstone's Govern
ment Even charity donations and bazaar
patronage may only be INDUCED in spar
ingly and unsuspiciously by candidates
nursing a constituency. The embryo legs-
Iator requires to rein in with tight hand
the bursts of generosity apt to be displayed
by his vile and daughters on such occa-
sions, for on petition their good deeds
might undo him. In consequence of these
changes the election petition judges have
only few cases to try after a general cleo
ton. Pass the anti-corruption bill and we
shall have fewer scandals and jobs in Con-
gress or the State and local governments of
California
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WAR nv BUTTE COUNTY.

If we may judge from the tone of the
Butte County press and by letters received
al this Office, a somewhat stormy discussion
/ is being held in Butte County in the division
proposition suggestion made few days
since by THE CALL that proposals 10 divide
counties generally originated with Office
seekers called out response from which
Se make extracts as follows
The proposition to create the new county did
not originate with Office seekers, but with the
taxpayers and propeuy-holders Owing TO ras-
caliy gerrymander Work years since, the prop
erty-owners in the proposed new county have.
by reason Of Eastern Butte County having
majority of the Board of Supervisors, been CON-
PEELED to pay more than twO-thirds OF the taxes
while reaping less than one-third OF The benefit.
The money which should have been expended
in improving highways in this section Chico
has been diverted from The general fund TO
make bouleEards OF the approaches to OroVille,
the present county seat. Not only their best
property in Western Butte has been assessed at
It's full cash value, while the citrus groves and
mines OF Eastern Butte have almost escaped tax
alton.
Several examples are given to bear out
the assertion. It appears also that the resi-
dents of Chico do not 90 to Orovilie in
social way. nor do The residents Of Oroylle
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TAXING MORTGAGES.

The Stockton Nail says of Judge Heb
bard's recent ralrOad-tax decisions:
All mortgages are taxed in California except
such as affect railroad property This discrlmi-
nation against a certain class OF possessions
Judge Hebbard decided was not in conflict with
the Federal constitution, and therefore, being
provided for by the fundamental law OF the
State, must stand. The answer Of every fair
minded man not given TO the practice OF hunt
Ing up legal authority 10 support rank inJus-
tice Will be that If 1t is not against The Federal
constitution II ought to be. Ii is clear case of
making fish of some and flesh Of others in the
matter of gathering ia xes.
The discrimination complained of is the
natural result of a difference in conditions.
La case Of the railroads controlled by the
Southern Pacific. bonds secured by mort
cages are believed to be issued in excess Of
the value of the property. There IS no
means of checking this practice. No one
knows what a railroad costs, and conse-
quently no one is In a position to prove that
the bonds are in excess Of the cost
or value. a Congressional committee
reported the amount OF bonds on the Gen.
trail Pacific to be in excess of the cost or of
the value of the property. When a man
takes a mortgage on private property he
sees ID it that he does not loan money in
excess of the value of the property mort
gagged. But there was no one to look after
the railroad companies. They might issue
bonds to twice the value of the property
mortgaged. sell as many as they could, hold
the rest and charge the public enough for
transportation service TO pay interest on
the bonds they had sold and on the bonds
they retain. 1t Is also possible that these
bonds. secured by mortgages on separate
pieces of road, may be sold under their
par value, thus limiting the amount OF
money received from bond-buyers to the
value of the property mortgaged. The diff
ference between the methods of handling
railroad property and most other kinds Of
property suggested discrimination in the
methods of taxation. The conclusion of
the Mail that If this discrimination is not
prohibited by the Federal constitution it
ought TO be is somewhat hasty since the
Federal constitution only deals with State
taxation in the way Of laying down general
principles which States are required to OBJ
serve,
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INTERNATIONAL PRECAUTIONS.

Germany aud Austria Hungary are con-
vening an International sanitary confer
ence on the precautions and actions advis-
able to prevent the march of cholera. 1t is
sincerely to be hoped that the conference
will meet early with programme of SUBJ
jects fully elaborated for the object in view.
But much more is needed than opinions of
what is required. Specialists will no doubt
be there of great celebrity as psychologists,
and Of experience in epldemics as well as
in the sanitary publication Of towns. The
resolutions passed may be eminently
thorough and worthy of Endorsement, but
what is the power behind them which will
ensure their enforced application? CON-
pulsIoD in wise directions has unfortunately
an obstinate resistance In ignorance, and in
sanitary measures vast areas of Europe are
lamentably benigA!ed. Russia and Spain
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The feeling between the two sections has
become so bitter that in the opinion OF our
correspondent division is only matter OF
time. The Oroville part of the county con-
tains but 81. 100000 of property as assessed.
against S14, coo for the Chico part; but
according to the Oroville men the reason
for this is found in the unequal assessment
already spoken of. THE CALL admitted
some days since that the residents OF
county knew better what is good for them
than persons residing at distance, and we
are more impressed than ever with the wis
dom of that remark.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

SToCKwFII's THEATER. Powell street. near Mar
ket-"Our Boarding House"
TAIuwIN TREArER. Market street. near Powell.
"1he Pupil IN Magic"
IINOII OPERA house Eddy street, OF Market.
CTtra-" CayRlerie KusticaRa-"
GBOvF-STREET 1HFATER. Grove street. above
ICik-"UncIe Toms Cabin"
0IewAM THEATER. corner Stockton and Geary
sts.-" The Queens Lace Handkerchief"
CAl1foENIsTHEATAR, Bush street above Kearny.
"A Trim To Chinatown
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EOS Montgomery street, near Gay, open until II
O'Clock p n. BRANCH OFFICES: 7lO Market
street near Kearny. open until O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street. open until ESQ O'clock; sos
larkin street open until $50 O'Clock; SW. corner
sixteenth and Mission streets. open until o'clock:
25ls Mission street open until o'clock P. N; and
ito Ninth street. open until $3.50 P.
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ELOCUTIoN THOROUGHLY TAUGHT. LIZ
~ COOPER. Saratoga Hail. 8l4 Geary ST. jal3 6m
REST EUROPEAN EDUCATION FOR GIRLS !:
- board, English, French. German. music, dane
Ing, $50 a month; coach calls. 2l27 Jackson and
2428 Buchanan MISS BoLTE, principal fell IT
pROE g. MANSFIELD. TEACHER OF VIOLIN,
L mandolin, guitar, banjos> 1885 Polk ST. fe4 3m
CINGING; VOICE CULTURE. APPLY DAILY
- sos Powell ST., PROF j. k. OGiLVIE. fel 3m
GUITAR PIANO AND VOCAL LESSONS. 80
" Filth ST: music especially arranged. jazz 6m
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION And
~ OratOry. Golden Gate and Van Ness ayes: day
and evening; new classes forming jal6 ii
" IOLIN. MANDOLIN. BANJO AND FRENCH
v conversation soc and zoe per lesson (privste1.
PROFESSOR FRANCIS, assisted by PROtESSO =
LOUIS MERKI, l03S Howard ST., mr.. Sixth. de5 6m
III EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST. :;
Ii douDle-entry bookkeeping, penmanship, short
hand, type-writiBg. telegraphy ETC. all included in
business course under one fec OF $50. 1880 II
DACIfIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, go POST ST. |;
lie scholarship $75; day ande veuing. oc20tt
MERCANTILE COLLEGE Il NORMAL SCHOOL.
1fl Golden Gate & Van Ness, Day i evenings. Is e
SCHOOL CIVIL MINING, MECHANICAL. ELEJ
- trieaI engineering. surveying, architecture,
saying: estab 1884 A. Van der NaiiIen. 723 Market
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of per cent bonds issued by Mauritus for
9600, 000 The minimum price paid was 101.
but the bonds went for 105, and the bidding
aggregated 95000000. With this show of
con fidence the Mauritius will soon recover
from the ravages Of the late hurricane.
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DAILY CALL Cncluding Sundaysl, Sc per yearly
nsf postpaid: 10 cents per week, or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL.
FIVE copies three months. So %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 so per year. postpaid SUNDAY
CAIIand WEEKLY CALL. 81 90 per year postpaid
EEKLT CALL Is pagesl. 81 per year postpaid
TEE CALI cannot return rejected manuscripts
rtI will the editor enter into correspondence 70
q IctlnR tlenl.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
- Potter building. New York Guy isprovided with
fjttof Caliiernie Papers Visitors welcome. Ad-
sftsii.t Istes and sample copies furnished.
r X MfSCH Manager.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New York. .BRENTANO bros. EUnlon Square
Chicago. News Stand Palmer House
Rtn orleans 10 ALLOT q JOUBERT,
ILL., Commonsk
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SLAvEN's CASE CoNTINUED.--The case Of
Isaac Slayen. charged with bribery In connection
with civil suit involving stock in New York
Dredging Company was continued until Febru-
airy IS by Judge Joachlmsen Yesterday morning.
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..NIrs. Minslom,s soothing sYrnn"

w
Has been used Fifty Years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success IL sOothes the child. so,tens the
Gums, aays Pain. cures Wind Collie. regulates the
bowels and Is the best remedy Tor Diarr3pa
whether arising from teethlng or other causes For
sale by Druggists in every part of the world. BE
and ask for Mrs. WILSON'S Soothing Syrup.
zoe bottle.
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
NOTICE.
FEBRUARY. 1898.

Zng Of our patrons lvAo fail 10 find THE
MORNING CALL for sale 6V train-boys
~. confer a foror By notifying this Office o.
UQ0ct. naming the date and train.
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GREAT reduction In all goods In the bargain
department and hospital during the annual
clearance sale at Nathan. Dohrmann & Co. 5,
l22-132 Suffer street, below keafny.
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sITUArIoNs-rEMALE.

CwEDISH GIRL - BEST OF REFERENCFs.
~ young and strong wants place in country or
city; also. Swedish cook and laundress wants IA
place. Call on MISS PLUNKETr, 424 suffer
LIRST-CLASS NURSE WITH REFERENCE
desires situation. Apply to J. +. CRosETT a.
CO., 3l2 Suffer st.
Young GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO CARE
l. for child; wishes good home and moderate sal.
airy. Address 4l4 Ash ave, of Cough ST.. cor Nc
Allister. fel5 9ts
Va ANTED-SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER
w for gentleman wdower: willing to work
part OF the time; obiging and quiet. Address or
cali 29l5 Sacramentost. feI4 3ts
DEFINED NORTH GERMAN GIRL WISHES A
III situation with children; upstairs work and Sc W.
ing: best references Call 1905 Sacramento At
near Leavenworth, in rear. fel5 ATE
YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION
4 fer general homework or chamberwork. Please
Call at $40 Stevenson 81. fel5 3ts
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GRAVE THEoLoGIANs brilliant poets and shrewt
men OF business have fallen before the demon Dys
pepsia- But bottle OF Hoods sarsapariila give:
him his Quietus.
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ONLY soc for three pounds Of famous broken
candy in extra large Japanese lunch basket.
IowDseEds, 627 Market street.
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THE MORNING CALL
prRLICATIoN oFFICF:

Has larger circulation than any ether
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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pnSTpnNE,rrNr

The delinquent day OF above assessment IL hereby
postponed to March .. 1893 and the aay of sale 10
FhipAf the gath day Of March, 1898. BY order
OF the Board OF Directors
lei I'd J. w PEW Secretary
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A DvICE FREE ON ALL Legal, MATTERS;
4 marriages annuled; collections, damages etc.
o. W. HOWE, atty, $50 Market cor. Stockton. aTtf
w DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw 42O
California St. rooms l4-l 5: advice free dS tf
r A CRoThkkS ATToKNEY-AT-LAW, jJb
49, Ciay Sc ne3I
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Official Forecast for Twenty four Hours
Ending Midnight Wednesday.
DETARTNENT OF AGRICULTURE.
NEATHE R BUREAU.
FAN FRANCISCO February Il. 1881
san Francisco and vlcinity-Fair weather; con-
tinued cool: northerly winds.
p. I. JENKINS Local Forecast OGiciaL
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STORAGE.

ElRsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
= s42-ss4 Missiea st ChAS l. TAYLOR iYSsr
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CONTRACTORS AND BuILDERs

+ V. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BITIIn
- er.6l9 Sacramento St cabinet work and lifting
up oinees promptly attended; telephone 9Ovmi6 Il
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SPIRITUALIsNT.

CLAIRvoYANT AND CARD.READER, FEE
" 20 cents. l0211a Market St. room 8. fel5 Ste
THE WONDERFUL MAGNETIC DEALER AND
l. life-reader; has no equal; reveals past present
and future 4S3B Tehama, dow nstairs; fee soc Il 8
NJ RS. FIX. FIRST-CLASS MEDIUM; SITTING
w daily; 10 AN. to 10 Pm. 3201a Seventh IL 70
NJ ME. NJ RAVENNA CLAIRVoYANT TELLS
Il past present and future 2251s o'Farrell III IN
ElRST-CLASS SITTING BY SINGING EyANCF
Il list Test circle Wed eve 142 7th. room 80. lec
ture and test Sunday eve, 90s1a Markets. fel Inn
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRyoY TFSF
w medium and life reader. 2lS Stockton ap35 tf
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

AUCTION SALES TODAY.
FuRN1TuRE.-By wm. Butteraed at 652 Waller
st at / / o'clock.
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PARTNERS wANTEn,


DARTNER IN ESTABLISHED BAG BUSI-
ness; good chance. s., box l16. Call Branch .
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ASTRoLoGY.

II
MRS. DIX. JOUFFROY OF N j. ARRIVES
IVA PythoniSm to all who suffer meut ally or physi-
caly; never failed to give satisfaction jay Gould
Nanderbits. Aston, James Keene and others on I'M
portant business tranSactIons reads psyehologcaly
py aStlai,numeras, eggs crystals dominoes cards
0Oc up; affairs OF heart ana incompatibilty or let
ters with lock OF hair and complexion. n speciality:
hours 3 TO P. NJ; room 32 $50 Market st felo I'm
Nj RS. NELSON-TOLD BY THE HEAD AND
w card. past. present and future; price soc. l4S
Sixth, the Brunswick Hotel, room Ia. fel4 7t
NINE MoREAU. 10 FOURTH sT.-FoRTUNE.
IVA teller. clairvoyant. lifereader fee 25c fe9 TIE
PROFESSOR MEAD CASTS YOUR HOROSCOPE
i by the pianets; answers all questions OF life;
diagnose disease. IS IA Sixth st., room 8. fel 1m
NINE. DIR. ATLANTA. THE HIGHLY CELE-
nl brated business medium, tells entire life from
cradle to grave: every hidden mystery revealed;
brings back love and unites the separated: names
future husband wife: tells condition OF every
organ In your body and locates your disease and
tells cure; she has no equal. 1928 Taylor ST.. near
O'Farrel; open sunday letters answered; fee 81
and upward; by mali 81. feS e
MRS. WILSON TELLS PAST, PRESENT, FU.
w ture ladies' soc, gents 81. II seventh.jaiI SIN
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRvoYANT, HAS RE-
w moved TO 227 O'Farrel st: fee SOC. oc24 II
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICES.
KJS Dividend Notice-at u Meeting OF
1~S the board of directors OF the ConsolIdated
New York Mining Company, held on the tenth
QOth) day Of February. 1893, a dividend OF Rel
(l0c) cents per share was declared. rayabe on ana
after WEDNESDAY, February fifteen l5) 1899
at the ONCE OF the company, room To- Nevada
block. 800 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco Cal
Transfer-books will be closed on Monday February
thirteen (l3) 1893, at O'Clock p. M
CHARLES Il. ELLIDT Seeretarv
offce-Room 70. Nevada block. 500 Montgomery
ST. San Francisco. Cal. fer IA
E|SSs Dividend Notice-At Meeting OF
Es~S the board or directors OF tho Mayf9wer
Gravel Mining Company. he Id this day dividend
NO. . OF ten cents per share was decIa AIRED nav
able and after February 10, 1898 Transfer.
books viii close SATURDAY, Feb. IL 1904 az
IL NJ ID. NJ KENT, Secretary
Rooms lS and 10, $3.50 PINE st
San Francisco Feb. 8. 1898. feiO I'd
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Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Sd day OF March. 1898. Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale az Pablo
auction and unless payment is made before. will
be sold on MONDAY. the Sd day OF April. 1898
80 pay the delinquent assessment. together with
the costs OF advertising and expense of sale. By
arlar Of The Enard nf Diractnrs
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


"A ANTED - u COOKS. WITH OR WITHOUT
w washing, $25 and $50: second girls, $50;
protestant nurse. $40: ironer for laundry, $25;
chanIbermaid. 500: Mattresses hotel. 800; Ger
man restaurant cook. $50. and a large number OF
girls TO MI out numerous situations in city or
country. $40, $25 and $50. j. f. CROSETr IL
CO., 3l2 Suffer st.
EHAMBERMAID, PLAIN HOUSE, $40; LAUN
" dress TO assist chamberwork. $40: German cook
board ing-housc, $50; waitress. country $40: Ger
man chamber maid. 81 3. and girls for houseworK.
II. t. WARD CO., $40 Clay St
"A ANTED-GIRL FOR HoUSEwOkK, FAMILY
W OF q san Rafael, $25; 10 o ther housework girls
for country place. $25 and $40; cook, hotel. $50;
waitress. plain hotel. $20 German second girl aud
seainslress, $40: so housework girls for city, SIS
and $40. MISS PLUNKErT. 424 suffer st.
MUSICAL, WELL PROFICIENT CHRISTIAN
Il lady. 0rganist. play at church without salary.
Address $, .. box IL, Can Branch Oice. fel5 IT'S
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EXTRA Mince Pies. SwArN's. 2ls Suffer street.
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j. W. PEW, Secretary.
cisco. Cal js27 I'd
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r. r. GRAYSON, Secretary.
Cal. fa2s "a
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NOTICE OF ESSMENT-CALEDONTA Sill
IN Mining Company. Location Of principal
place of business, san Francisco, Cal location OF
works, Gold Hill, storey County, New
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Directors. held the 2Sth day OF Janu-
sry. 1893, assessment (So. 49, OF 10 cents per
share levied upon the capital stock OF the
pOratIon payable Immediately IN United States
gold coin to the secretary. the ONCE OF the cou-
DanY a California ST., San Francisco. Cal.
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PEST & BELCHRR MINING CoMPANY-LOCA-
- ton OF principal place OF business san Fran.
cisco, CALIFORNIA;: location OF works Virginia Cty
Storey County, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given thar at o meeting OF the
Board of directors, held on Monday. the sixteenth
oSb OF twenty-five cents (25el per share lev ed
upon the capital stock Of the CORPORATION pAyabls
immediately In United State gold coip 10 the see
rotary AT tho ONCE or the company. reom 81 Ne
vsda block, 500 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on Tuesday. the twenty-hrst (2lst)
day or February, 1893 will be delinquent and ad.
ysrtSed for sale at public auction, unless pay
nent Is made before will be sold Tuesday the
fourteenth (i4th) day OF March, 1893, 10 pay the
delinquent assessment together with cSstS OF al
vertsiHg and expenses OF SALE BY order Of the
Board OF Directets. L. OSBORN. Secretary
onice-koom 80. Nevada block. S09 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. Cal iaI7 I'd
A SSEsSMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOLD
~ Mining Company-Loeaticno OF principal plaes
OF business, San Franc SEQ California;: location OF
works, Los Burres district Monterey County, Cal.
NOTICE. is hereby given that &C meeting OF the
1898, an assessment No 3. OF ten ceEts q ceutsl
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable immediately In United
states gold com. 70 tho secretary ut the ONCE OF
the company, room q, No. 2ll sansome street sza
Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10Th day OF February 1898
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction and unless paymeDtis made before W III be
SOLD on FRIDAY, the Sd day of March 1898 to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale By order OF
the board Of directors J. W. PEW Secretary
ohee-k Room D, No. I'll SansoGae street, san
Francisco, Cal
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ESP Crockett Lodge No. 80, =.
G~S aud A. M.-Caled meeting THIS "a
(YEDNESDAY) EVENING at z 80 O'clock. * x
C. HILDEBRANDT Secretary
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EDUCATIONAL.


LNLOCUTION THOROUGHLY TAUGHT. l.
u COOPER. Saratoga Han, Sl4 Geary ST. jaI3
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by OFutr OF
c. L. MCCOY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room IS, third floor, Mills building,
ner Bush and Montgomery streets. San Francisco.
California fel2 I'd