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The morning call., 1893-03-24
TRAPPING TIGERS.
How the MaIays, Using Decoy, Cap
ture the Savage Striped Brute.


In trapping tigers for export the Malays
dig hole about ten feet deep, making the
bottom twice as large as the top to prevent
the animal jumping out after being once In.
The hole completed. small brushwoOd Is
lightly laid over its surface, and close by,
in the direction of the mouth of the pit,
bullock is chained to a tree. On seeing the
bullock the tiger springs for his expected
prey and alights In the pit. bamboo
cage is placed over the pit. which is then
filed with earth, the tiger gradually coming
10 the surface once In the cage, the MalaYs
lace and interlace bamboo and rattan under
the tiger. Spring guns are sometimes used,
but not often, as they are dangerous to dogs
and human beings. l once went on a tiger
hunt, but 1t ended 10 a buffalo hunt. We
organized party Of five Europeans and ten
natives. We started on foot because ii is
Impossible to ride through the Jungle on
horseback. On finding tigers footprints
we followed them to a ravine, where the
tiger had been drinking Here we took our
tlffln, and while eating heard grOans which
We thought were from the tiger. Follow
ing the sound we saw an enormous man
eating tiger dashing away through the
brush. Shots were fired without effect. On
going further we discovered that he had
found buffalo. and had been making short
work OF him. These buffaloes are not ike
those found in America, but smaller and
more like an OK. Later this same tiger was
caught In trap. We knew it was the same,
for not more than one is found near vii
lage at time.
On an average four or five people we're
killed by tigers IN this road in the course Of
year They generally seize their prey
after dusk, and for this reason it is never
safe to travel on these roads after 6 o'clock
at night. 1t is said that tiger often selects
his man during the day, and perhaps follows
him for miles, until overtaken by dusk,
when he springs on him. Two gentlemen
were onre walking over pineapple plAnta-
ton, when they discovered that they were
followed by a tiger. They were three miles
from home, and, having nothing but shot
guns Tor weapons, could not fire at the
animal He kept at the same distance be-
hind them all the way, and they reached
home before he attempted to attack. The
natives are In constant terror of these
animals, and it Is almost impossible to send
them out after dark l have paid $50 to a
native for taking n message TO the Ihahara-
JAN after CLOCK at night
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Correct Speech Is Rarely Heard.

How shockingly our beautiful language
is maltreated even by those who ought TO
know better. And, by the way, how is 1t
that ii never occur to our nouveaux riches
to study English instead of attempting to
acquire French, as they invariably do? or
to devote little time to the rudiments of
grammar before joining Shakespeare classes
and Browning societiesP A resident of
Commonwealth avenue was asked by an
acquaintance how she liked the teacher OF
leader of the Shakespeare class. and replied
20 very much. He doa't put on no airs !'
She was at the time member of a class for
the study of French, and remarked in dis
cussing the teacher: ''She amt got no kind
oi style, but she's real nice" There are
errors, hoNever, thai are fallen into as fire.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
SHE GAVE HIM THE GRIP
And Thereby Caused a Commotion in
the Theater.

the Theater.
Rochester Union and Express
At the Lyceum Theater recently two gen.
tiemen sat in the front row next to the
orchestra. Directly behind them sat gen.
tleman and his wife. A few moments
before the curtain went up one of the gen.
tlemen In the front row put his arm on the
back of his companions chair. While
talking to his friend he felt slight pinch
on his arm. On looking around lie saw that
the lady behind him had turned to look up
TO the balcony, and in so doing had placed
her hand on his arm. Realizing that she
had donesO unconsciously lie did not move
his arm.
Soon. however, he felt a hard pinch.
Thinking that the best way to call the
lady's attention to what she was doing
would be to ask if anything was wanted,
the gentleman turned and asked:
What Is it, madam ?''
''Siri' said the lady. and Immediately the
husband blazed up.
What do you mean by speaking to NV
wife?' he demanded.
Don't mean anything" was the reply.
"but L would like to know what your wife
means by pinching NY arm"
Then both men looked at the lady's
hand which still rested on the arm. Both
smiled, became little nervous and apollo.
glzed. During the rest of the performance
the lady kept her hand in her muff,
The morning call., 1893-03-24

quently by the educated as by the ignorant.
Ii is sale to say that nine people in ten in
using the expression ''wile away the time"
for Instance spell and pronounce it while
away" etc. An instant's thought is sufIi-
cient to convince one that ''wile" is the
word yet how few give that instant. And
1t is singular fact that absolute correctness
OF speech is so rarely heard that it is in
danger of being mistaken for affectation
when il is met
The morning call., 1893-03-24
MOTHER AND SON.

In pain and joy she brought him life.
Her strength to make him strong she spent;
In her one child was centeredIevery hope.
In living but for him she fohnd content.
Her greatest g-ief-She could not bear his Ill,
At night she woke to listen for his breath.
To heed ess. wayward methods scarcely grown,
In pain and shame he brought her-death.
DAVID RIDDLE WILLIAMS.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
PROPOSALS..

GAN FRANCISCO. CAL. MARCH II, 1893
~ Sealed proposals. n triplieate Will be received
here until IL NJ, Thursday, April 20. 1893. and then
opened for furnishing ] draft horse and 25 draft
mules az san Francisco. Cal. Government reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids fn whole In
part BIDS Will be considered a less number of
animals than that stated Preference given 10 artI-
cles OF domestic production, conditions or price
aud quality (nciuding IN the price OF foreign pro-
ductons tee duty thereonJ being equal and such
preference given TO articles OF American produc-
SlOn produced on the Pacific Coast TO the extent of
the consumption required by the pubic service
there All Information furnished on appIIeatfou to
undersigned h=-Aopes containing proposals
should be Endorsed proposals for Draft Animals
and addressed TO }. g. CHAN DLER Assistant Quar-
termas ter-General. U. A. mr21 At apl7 2t
The morning call., 1893-03-24

Five mastiff puppies were born en- cake
of ice in the East River, New York, short
time ago, and had it not been for the ocean
tug Assistance, which rescued the mother
and her offspring. they would probably
have perished.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
CouNrRY RrAI. rsrArr,.


E'UR SALE-7S9 ACRES OF THE BEST FARM
i ing and grazing land In Sonoma County, fenced
aud cross-fenced; with living springs the year
round; 7-ro1m dwelling garden aud orchard, 3
large barns granary stables. wagon-sheds. dairy,
chicken houses. etc. and ali necessary farming i'm
plements: situated within miles OF Petaiuma and
mites OF LaSevllie Landing. For further particu-
lars ADDRESS Ranch. box Al this ONCE. mr24 lm+
CHICKEN RANCH TO RENT ON SHARES OR
- oth-rwise: 20 miles from Sau Francisco;
miles from depot. address p. q. box 2O55. % 3t*
ARGAiN-4O ACRES CHOICE FRUIT LAND.
- near Nrights. Santa Clara County CAL IS
Mason ST. mra9 3ts
4 HEAP LAND-RANCHu DE NOVATo, COM
y prising 5000 acres at Novato, Marin County,
Oal, On llne OF 5 f. and y. 7. ky. CDonOhus broad
PauRe) 70 mi from san Francisco. average
Price, S75 per This property has been sub
divided Into villa sites. lots. tracts aud
small ranches OF from ~ to 200 acres: any desired
SIZE. The lana varies from low hills to rich bot
toms, and Is perfectly adapted 10 growing olives,
prunes peaches. grapes and all kinds OF fruit grain
ard vegetables. Unlimited market In city for all
produce; both rail aud water transportation from
the property to san Francisco Low freights and
taTes. Town OF NOvato, railroad station hotel.
stores, hrsi-casS graded school. pOstOflce and
press onces, meat market etc. all the property.
Cali or address syndicate Investment Company. ia
and 90 Chronicle building. mrl Il
The morning call., 1893-03-24
DENTISTS.

4 Ny ASYLUM-KEEPER KNOWS ALL DENTAL
II gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may be fired
e1tIacted painlessy; thirteen first prizes for finest
filing, croHnwork. bridgework and plates. / rec
ommend my dental college that has removed from
)17O Market a. 10 Fifth ST.. cor. Market; you
lave good dental work done nj my college for one
half the price the cheapest dentists charge
those wishing me to do the work call my main
ofiee. O'FaTrell st. examination At both places
Tree DIR g. w. LBER. aulBtt
CT PER SET; To PLEASE OR NO CHARGE;
ID nlllng 81; ext. soc. DIR. PERRY, Mason. tt
COTTON NDENTALASSoCIATIuN, 500 MARKET
- St DIR CHARLES W. DECKER. 1eS Il
DR. Ii. e. YoUNG-EXrKACTioN PAINLESS:
~ patchwork, bridge-work. teeth without plates.
ssIeclaity. 1871 Folk ST. my Ia Il
NO PAIN-EXtRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy Doc and 81 artfc lal teeth from S5; ni-
Ing from 81. CRooME Dental Association 753
Market St. bet Third and Fourth. apl2 tt
Q7 A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED IS
Sp good as can be made; hlllng ST. DR. SIMMS
oehtist $50 Market st. next Baldwin Theater oclsf
Dh. h.ALUDLUM HILL, l443MARKETsr, NEAR
~ Eleventh; NO charge for extracting when plasas
are EAds; old plates made over nze nswg teeth
rem ~ per set; extracting 6Oci gas given. A.;
nR. c. H. WILSON, DENTISTI s9S MARKRr
~ st. bot Flith and Sixth ODD. Mason dei6i
The morning call., 1893-03-24

For some years past Greece has been
gradually mOnopGliZing the earthquakes OF
Europe Several bpautiful towns and viii
iages have lately been turned In few mo-
ments into heaps Of ruins. Amphissa, Leu
cadia, Corinth, Egion. Philiatra and lastly
the flower OF the Leyant, Zante, have all
been badly shaken up.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.


n ORTIZ BEACH FLATS. n. SIDE OF UNION,
IN near Mason-3 fats. renting for $40 SO: price
$4,000; make offer. Apply MADISON Il
BURKE mr24 st
OTICE-sI2O0; COR. LOT FRONTING MIS-
~ sion road and Castle ST.: 67xl4S; a fine place
for saloon business. g. T. STALLMAN $40 Cali.
form "a st. 30 to ?. 80. mr24 St+
The morning call., 1893-03-24
LoDo1NG-HoUsEs FOR SALE.


GlTS CASH. BALANCE SITS IN PAYMENTS
" y SIS month"; saloon and todgirg-house IT
rooms; call to-day. HEALY, 7lS Market st.
4 IL BARGAINs-FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
- 1Orms. Mission. S6y0 10 rooms. Bush. $3.50
4S rooms, Market. I4Ou 30 rms. Van Ness 1000
IL rooms, California. $50 IL rooms. Market. 500
100 other houses, IN payments $3.50 to 5000.
o buy or sell call on GUS STRAND. 1883 NM. /
G9S0 LODGING HOUSE CLEARING s25;
ScCO' must sell; reason Illness. Address q.
j.. box Il. Call Branch ONCE. mr23 3t<
FURNITURE or II ROOMS CHEAP on AC-
L count OF departure. sos Eddy mr23 3t*
961 Neutrality-suspicious. OF ROOMS
OOt for sale cheap; No agents mr22 TIA
GOQ0 L"DGISG-H0USE; 10 ROOMS: ALL
elcoO. tull. 2l sixth 81. mr22 ?tf
I oDGING-HoUsE; Ia ROOMS. l TO 4. Io7
i Turk mr22 81
GEoO NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED;
u TCOO. LODGING house of 10 rooms; steady room
ers; must sell before the lsr Call 1924 Mission
street nr22 3t~
I oDGING-HUUSE-NEwLY FURNISHED; 20
- rooms must be sold before the lst; at a sacri-
flee. Inquire 1928 Market st mr2l IT. >
DOR SALE-HoUsE 27 ROOMS; ALL NEW
i furniture and carpets: rent cheap: located north
of Market. INQUIRE G. F. oChS. sl5 Market FED tt
The morning call., 1893-03-24

There are said to be more farmers chill
dren educated at the Kansas Agricultural
College that at any other educational insti-
tute In the country.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
STORAGE.

LURSiTuBE RTc.. STORED REASONABLE
Il LlkBEs' PIONEER Storage Co.. 80 stockton. u
ElRsT-CLAss STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
= sl2-tS4 IissieR st CHAS L TAYLOR 1T31
The morning call., 1893-03-24

GoSO0 LOVELY HOME IN TIRE MISSION!
tTOJOU. fine bAy-wlndow house of 6 large
rooms and bath: spacious dinng-roOm: lately
papered and painted; brick foundation; stone side
walk and birumen ST eet Stevenson St. near
TwentIeth the properly IS worth $4,000. see IT,
TROY a McNALLY, $50 Market St mr23 If
The morning call., 1893-03-24

G C00n0 GROCERY, BAR AND BILIIARD-
- CNVV. room: frst-class corner: IN fine neigh
borhood; fun stock: finest nIures; don't want an
cash. satisfactory reasons for selling. CAN at aI2
from . TO s. nir22 8t%
The morning call., 1893-03-24

$50 per month will purchase fine cottage of 4
rooms and bath
sac per month VIII secure Groom cottage in
dt tsirable location.
$45 and upward. all sorts OF 2-story houses, from
the most costly finished the most inexpensive;
all in desirable neighborhoods.
The morning call., 1893-03-24

RAKERY, VARIETY AND STATIONERY
u store; livtng-rooms; satisfactory reasons for
selling. a265 Mission St, opp Twenty-ninth. % -
The morning call., 1893-03-24

I Est PAYING GROCERY. WITH SALOON ON
- North Beach; me location; cash trade large
stock; everything in me running order: bargain,
on account O! sickness. See owner, 1873 Moutgom.
cry ave. II
The morning call., 1893-03-24

I LANDER,
BUILDER AND OWNER. ls MONTGOMERY ST
WHY PAY RENTe
WHY PAY RENTe
WHY PAY RENT9
The morning call., 1893-03-24
CTOSSnlal'S Specific Mixture.

With this remedy persons can cure Themselves
without the least exposure, change OF Diet, Or
change I'm application to business Ths medicine
contains nothing is OF the least injury 20 the
constitution. Ask your druggist for II. Price 81
bottle. mol FrTu II
The morning call., 1893-03-24

~ near Mason.3 flats renting for sac 80; price
BURKE mr24 st
NUTICE-sI2OO; COR. LOT. FRONTING MIS-
~ sion road and Castle ST.: 67xi4S; a fine place
Tor saloon business. 9. L. sTALLMAN, 3le can.
fornia st. 30 to $50. mr24 St+
$4,000 LOVELY HOME HOME N ,,TI THE y MISSION
papered and painted Iriek foundation; stone side
walk and birumen ST eet: Stevenson St. near
Twenteth: the properly IS worth $4,000 see H.
TROY a McNALLY, $50 Market ST. mrSS If
I LANDER,
BUILDER and OWNER, 10 MONTGOMERY ST
WHY PAY RENT?
WHY PAY RENTe
WHY PAY RENT?
lfyou are tired OF paying rent cali and see me-
$50 per month will purchase fine cottage of
sac per month VIII secure a Groom cottage in a
s45 and upward, all sorts OF 2story houses from
me most costly finished TO the most inexpensive;
all In desirable neighborhoods
II you desire can erect a house according to
your own plans in any part OF the city
gomery st nois Il FriiuThu
w ILL EXCHANGE GOOD CITY PAYING
y mats Tor small ranch near Los Gatos. Addpess
II L, box 81. this office mr23 81
TOR SALE COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
i bath; instaliment plan; $3.50 down, la ance $50
per month. JNO. m- KLEIN, Electrical WORKS.
go Montgomery St mr2l tt
GAN RAFAEL-FoR SALE EXCHANGE, TO
within minutes walk OF The West End Railroad
Two modern houses. 10 and ~ rooms; acres to
eacn house.
san Rafael Park-l2 acres with improvements;
leased.
UnimProyed--4 acres. adjoining th' park.
One block and several lots BY the railroad station
to rent.
Exchange only, for improved city property, In
cluding Oakland, Alameda. Berkeey. address
owner, J. JESSUP.
Or Commercial Agency. e2l Market St mTis Tt
G6O0O HOUSE FLATS; RENTS sl6
u OOOU. month: baths; stone walk; iron fence;
bargain: 25xl22;6; shotwelI, near 24th. apply
$4,000 Az BAR9AiN RIii. i425 STEINER STA
rooms ana bath with Stable fer borsse garas0 81
planted yard and driveway: street accepted; lot
26xll2;6. Apply to WILL e FISHER \ CO. II
NV. rooms: lot 4ONl2Oi good location;
100 cash. S25 monthly
slloo-Lsrge lot on hIl; 2Oo1 100; good soiI
superb views; $40 monthly.
$l75-Lot 25X lO2: So monthly.
S500-Lot 4OIl34, with orchard.
S7OO-Corncr: 59ISS; at station.
ChAs. A. BAILE1. owner 20 Montgomery ST. l9tf
G00GO NEW COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS IN
U-OoO. East Berkeley; $500 cash. $50
monthly; $1,000 house of 7 rooms. near university;
$500 and upward. lots 50Kl25, adjacent To the
university; 50 and $40 monthly. MAI A. CALD-
WELL. AS Montgomery st. fe7 II
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUILD.
Lumber Is low: rents are high; money is cheap.
We hu'ld houses for cash or instamentS.
II you own lot cash required. otherwise
small amount down. balance same rent.
Gail and examine our stock OF plans.
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY
mrl2tf ~ Montgomery st.
5-RoOM COTTAGE on TWENTY FIFTH ST.
- half a block W. or Castro $500. $1,000 each;
all modern cOnvenieuces and street work done:
easy terms T. NELSON, 1920 1wenty-atth St,
near Castro. mrl7t
The morning call., 1893-03-24

DUTUHER SHOP ON ONE OF THE BEST
u streets. selling about cattle a week; cash
trade; small expense. Address B., box l2+. Call
Lranch Nflce Inr2n II.
The morning call., 1893-03-24

c. 0S0O FIRST-CLASs sALooN;No AGENTS.
u 'iOOO. Address Saloon, 5. l., box lCO. Gail
Branch once. mr2l re
The morning call., 1893-03-24

II you desire, I erect house according to
your own plans in any part OF the city.
For particulars apply TO l. LANDER, g Mont
gomery st nolS Il FriIuThu
The morning call., 1893-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS
5UPPLIE5
....FoR The
NaDa State Asylum, for the Insane,
Commencing May I 1898, and End
ing November {, 1898.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
- proposals Will be received at the Office OF the
State Asylum for the Insane up TO / / o'clock A NJ
ana at the Napa Asylum, until l2 O'Clock noon of
SATURDAY, APRIL p, 1893,
(Asyum time>
For furnishing supplies for said ASYLUM for the six
months commencing May l. 1898 and eIding No.
vember !, 1898. Said supplies consisting of the
IoHo"lng schedule and to be delivered orderedt
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
10000 bs S. l. Sugar.
5000 bs 6. c. Sugar.
10000 Ds Fine Dry Grannlated Sugar.
II 900 lbs Guatemala Coffee.
LOCO ibs Java Coffee.
400 n Black Tea.
5000 lbs Japan Tea.
200 ibsJapan Tea (l-fD papers).
$4,000 lbs Dairy Salt.
9SS SS h. rs gFsas PgFysas daqSdTy dagn s5is5 Starch
1000 rbs White Beans.
22'909 I. ios China kice. No !:
i.d09 l6s California Lard, No. l.
$500 fbs Sal soda
1000 Ds Chic CRY.
1900 ms Extra Soda Crackers I'm boxes net
25o rs Fine Homlny U0ib saeksl.
900 rs salt FORK (ciear).
1000 lbs Dried Pruues
200 lbs Dried Currau D..
Z,0OO lbs Breakfast Bacon.
o 260 @ rs Royal Baking Powder l5-iD cans).
275 Mixed Pickles Cin 70 bbs).
10 " Winter strained Lard OH
200 " Coal on tl50 degs. test)
81 California olives no. !, in 3-gaL kegS).
doz- Bottles Ohve on lqts }.
10 - Bottles Worcestershire Sauce.
Bottles Pepper Sauce.
Mop Handles (combination)
80 BaIh trick.
~ Cans Mustard (215- h cans).
~ " Pepper (21a- 10 caus).
q" Ginger (21a- b canS).
80 " String Beans
DO " A" Tomatoes (staudard).
% d" Green Corn (MinslOws).
80 Green Peas.
- :" Apricots-
90 Oysters (l2 OF. j.
20 boxes Macar0ni mo I white, l5- 10 boxes)
10 - Nermcelli $50. l white l5-fb boxes).
200 Ms Sage
100 Us Mackerel CNO l IN n bbIs.)
IZO lbs Candles (Steric wax 10 OF j.
40 : A. . SaFa aT,r
The morning call., 1893-03-24

$1,000 a. sao %4Na6B ypa 9b6D house. IN FEsT a
business: well estabIlshed; long lease For pArUic-
The morning call., 1893-03-24

A ssEssMENT NOTICE - SIERRA SEyADA
~ Silver Mining Company-Locaflon OF principal
place OF business, San Francisco. CALIFORNIA;: Ioca-
tion OF works, virginia Mining District. Storey
County. State OF Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees. neld on the 9th day OF March,
1898. an assessment 80. IO4l Of twenty five cents
per share was levied upon tho capital stock OF
corporation. payable Immediately in United States
gold CON- to the secretary. at the Office the com
pAny, room Is. Nevada block. No 3Og Montgom-
cry street. San FrancIsoo. California
The morning call., 1893-03-24

THoROUGH CARPET CLEANING. &c PER YRD:
L altering. laying. MITCHELL. 236 I4th sc. 81 Inns
EITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO.
~ waiting WORKS 80 ana 40 Eighth st; 6 r STE
' EMS. manager Telephone cali, $3.50. mr3 ION
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
y renovated; ali work guaranteed. j. W. SHAN
4HAN, POLK ST.; Tel. 3l46; send postaLfell 12m
( 1ARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANsED AND
- renovated same as new s. s. FERGUSON &
CO., 70 Tenth st; telephone 3O36 1u
THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET YOUR CAR
! pets cleaned is 453 Stevenson ST. TeL322s o2f II
EoNKLISs CARPET-BEATING NORRIS 333
- Golden Gate ave. teleDhone 2i26 12u
4 WEEKS NEWS FoR6 CEETs-rHE WEEKLY
n CALL. 10 wrapper ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1893-03-24

IN 7 WVVUN.
l,2OO yds. Cords Mnls Tick No g.
2. 500 " Utica Sheetlug SO In.
500 " Pequ0t Bleached Cotton, b-A
200 " PequOt Bleached Cotton, IA
l,6OO " Caledonia Check Al No. 10.
400 " Table Linen
1900 " indian Head. unbleached.
800 Russia Crash.
- " Gray Flannel
100 " Corset Jeans
900 Canton Flannel.
l,OOO " AmoSkeag Shifting.
700 " Lonsdaie Muslin.
100 " Duck tNo. Is. yd. widel.
900 " Linsey WOOlsey.
100 Bius Denlms
SuO " Amoakeag Glngham.
20 " Rubber Sheeting Il yd. wIde)
200 " Oil Cloth, ST..
so doz Ladies' Hose.
$50 " Coates Cotton Thread.
II " Unbleached Huck Towels lSx35,
8 White Radsnreads
The morning call., 1893-03-24


VA HEN YOU BECOME DISGOSTED WITH
W poor work send to sPAULDING's Pioneer Car
petbeating Works, 1887 Tehama ST.; telephone
BO4O. mr2I II
The morning call., 1893-03-24

lfyOu are tired OF paying rent cali and see me.
The morning call., 1893-03-24

NOTICE OF AssEsSMEST-GOLETA MINING
~ Company. Location OF principal place Of busi-
ness, san Francisco. Cal; location OF works Jor-
dAn, 5ono County, Cal. Notice IS hereby given
thai 81 meeting Of the board OF directors held on
the 9th day OF March, 1893. an assessment (No. y
o. hye cents p:r share was levied upon the capital
STOCK OF the corporation, payable nsdIateIy IN
United States gold colu To the Secretary ) the
ONCE OF the company. rooms 8 and g. $50 Pine
street. san ranCiscp. Cal. Any stock uPon which
this assessment shah unpaid on tn 22d
day OF April 1893 Will De delinquent and adver.
tised for safe at public auction, and unless pay
ment Is made before VIII be sold on TUESDAY. the
l6rh daF OF Aay, 1898, to pay the dsItaquent
assessment. together vita the costs advertising
aud expenses Of sale By order nt the board OF dl.
rectors. D " KENT Sccretarv
once-Rooms 16 and 10. $50 Pine st. San Fran
cisco. Cal. mrl5 I'd
The morning call., 1893-03-24

A SSESSNENT NOTICE-UNlON CON s. NJ
n Company Location OF principal place OF busl-
ness. San Francisco, California; location of works,
Virginia Mining District Storey County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
BOARD OF Directors held on the 18th day Of Mar h.
1898. an assessment 90. 47) OF IS cents per
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora
tton. psyai le Immediately United states gold
coin 70 ths secretary at the olce OF the company.
room II. SO2 California street, San Francisco,
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the 2lst dsy OF April 1898. Will
be delinquent ana advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment Is made before Will be
sold on THURSDAY. the llth day OF May, 1898. to
pay The delinquent assessment togeLher with costs
Of advertising and expenses 0; sale.
by order ot The Bosrd Of Olree.nrs.
The morning call., 1893-03-24

I me OF ENGLISH LINOLEUMs soc; MAT
- tugs l0c; Brussels carpet laid. soc: furniture
lowest prices SHREK. 1910 ana 1872 stockton II
CARPETs-sMITH's BRUSSELS. CSC A YARD
- N. FRIEDMAN & CO, 224-2ZS-23O ana 3O6
stocktnn and g37 Post st. omen eYenInrs n
The morning call., 1893-03-24
POTATOES.
10000 rs Potatoes. No. l.
BR00M5 AND BRUSHES,
COAL

IDS TO the ton.
$50 tons Coal, 2.24O lbs to the ton to be delivered
and weighed on the Asylum wharf
bidders are required to specify the kind OF coal
by naming the mine from which it Is taken or using
tue name by which IL is designated In commerce
The morning call., 1893-03-24

A SSESSMENT NOTICE-NkXICAN GOLD AND
n silver Mining Company. Location OF pr.ncipaf
pace of business, San Francisco. California; loca-
ton OF Torks, Virginia. Storey County, y eYada
Notice IS hereby given, that at meeting OF the
Board Oi Directors, held the sixteenth day of
EarCh, 1898 an asssssment no. y OF tw y-dye
co cents per share levird upon the capital
sLoeE OF the coTporztl on, pay bic immed Ateiy in
United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary at tue
once Of the company, room 7e, Nevada BLOCK 500
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California.
Any st.ck upon Nh!ch This AlsnsSmanr shslI "a.