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The morning call., 1893-04-06

NOTICE OF ASS ESsMEsT-GoLErA MINING
~ Company. Location OF principal place OF Bu ST.
ness, san Francisco, Cal; location OF works Jor-
can, Mono County, Cal. Notice is hsrsby given
that az meeting Of the board OF dtreetors ED
o. hve cents PER share WAS levied upon tho capital
United States god coin 10 the Secretary q the
once OF the company. rooms IL and 10, $50 Pine
street, san Francisco. Cal. Any stock upon which
this assessment shall rema unpaid the 22d
day OF April, 1893, VIII bs delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at pubHc auction, and unless pay
ment is made before wiz be sold on TUESDAY. the
1bth day OF Stay, 1898. to pay ths delinquent
assessment, together With the costs OF advertising
aud expenses OF sale. BY order OF the board OF d.
Tectors. d. NJ KENT Secretary.
onhee-Rooms lS and 10, $50 Pine St, San FRAN
cisco. Cal mrl5 ia
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TO LEASE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

no LEASE-FoR a TERM OF YEARS; LOT ON
east line of sansome ST.. bet. Vallejo and Green;
S3:6Xl37: -. 534 California ST. ap4 st
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

49,
1870 on EASY TERMS; TO BE BUILT:
~ Gov. modern broom high-Basement cot
t3Ge with bath, gas hot and cold water; sunny side
home: lot Market ST.: convenient TO
schools; ght in the iine OF Oakland's growth W
Z. EARN ARD y son. 46S Ninth 81. APPS It
G9OO s850-LOTS NEAR POWER HOUSE,
II 0UU. on San Leandro Electric Road: streets
graded: terms easy; lots 50xI4O
$500 T5OO-Lots near Broadway, Oakland; easy
SALISBURY 4 CAMPBELL, owners. $50 Ninth
ST.. Oakland. mrIa IT SuruTh
G1S MONTH BUYS A coy 4-ROOM cor
" ~ tage; lrt25Xl35: near train: viii trade. H.
~ MoOLEf. l6 Mills building, jl7 tuthsu II
Coz down; $40 MONTHLY; SEE BEAUTI-
" - ful Locksley square before buying: warm
40 fogs; exceptional terms: IN heart OF Oakland;
make selection at once. Address VIM. T. TODD.
$50 Ninth st oakland. Rp5 II exSu
TO ALL WHO PAY RENT CAN SELL YOU A
house In oakland. Gloss to local trains FTisco
for about the same installmeuts. owner
J L. GRAY. l62 FIN Ct, Oakland. apo 7t*
g.10 FURNISHED: 3U5 FIFTH ST. COR
u ~ Harrison; 2-st0Ty house of rooms, bath,
gas etc; water Tree; handsome garden. Apply
w W. BLOW. 1910 broadway apps II
GQ600 NICE GROOM COTTAGE: TWENTY
So0oOO. third ave: extra large lot. 5axiG0: fne
roses and front yard stons sidewalk; all modern
conVeulenceS; nice neighborhoud; only minutes
to local train; electric pass the doors: easy
terms; write at once or call on WIN. ?. TODD. 40
Ninth 81, Oakland. mr2l II
C.I0O CASH: NEW BAY-WTNDOW COTTAGE,
u w rooms and bath: basement, tubs. man
tel ana clcset; only blocks OF FruitYale stati0n
lot J5NlOS: street severed; monthly payments to
sur reliable purchaser; this IS coy little home.
Cal ap2 81
G20O TO $500 CASH WILL BUY you NEW
U9OOO Groom and bath cottage at Adeline-st
staton lust being completed; thoroughly modern;
price s4250 each; only " them offered: monthly
pay ments; $50 per month or more il wanted
Eighth ST. Oakland, Cal. ap2 st
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A assessment NoTICE-MEXlCAN GOLD AND
n Silver Mining Company. Location of principal
place OF business. San Francisco California: Ieca-
tlon Of worss, virginia. STOREY County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given. that ct a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held the sIxteenth day of
March, 1928. an s,szment go. 40 OF twenty-five
(!5) cents per share levied upon the capital
stock OF TIE corporation. ayebie Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at tae
once OF the company. room 70. Nevada block 300
Montgonery stroet san FraneLsco California.
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. D0O COFFEE SALOON AND BRANCH
tN-OO. bakery; cheap. sos PacIRc 81. ms s.
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main unpaid tho twentieth day OF April 1898,
Will be deiu and advertised for sale at public
auction; snd unless payment is Insde bstore, VIII
be sold on III URsDAY. the eleventh day OF May,
1893 TO pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs Of advertising ana exp Of sale. By
order Of the Board Of Directors
CHhS. r. ELLIOT. Secretary.
ofce-Room 20. Nevada block 5os Montgomery
street, san Francisco. California mri1 ID
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| MFOhTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
the next 80 days sacrifice prices the few remain
ing lots IN The beautiful
STONE TRACT.
Facing directly on the Oakland, San Leandro and
HaywArds electric road The remRininr lots are
the choicest Of the entire tract Every lot a yonng
vigorous orchard. Do not delay but call at once
First come, first served Terms $50 cash. SIS
monthly. Remember, this X your opportunity to
obtain bargain. 4. H. BREED & co. $50 Ninth
street, or W 4, HALL room 8, floor 8, Mills Bpiid-
ing, san francisco. mrZe II
CHOICEST PROPERTY ~ BERKELEY; FAC
\ Ing bancroft way, Claiming way. Piedmont
way and Warning street: adjoining the elegant
residences OF c. 7. II. Palmer Clinton Day Frof
lie Conte. Pro Howlson, Ben Morgan and others;
street work being done at present owners expense;
terms one-fourth cash, balance !, and years
Prices to be had Oh application 10 a. II. BREED &
~, 5ou NInth 81, oakland mr22 II
G1SO PER LOT, NEW TRACT, $50
" 1OO Sl75, Central-avenue Tract: $40 cash,
- per month: near San LeAndro electric railroad.
RUSSELL & FkOSSER. Twenty-third ave. fel9 Il
cJ0 CASH AND leg CENTS PER DAY OR S.
" " per month viii buy lot IN the Gem Tract
only 500 feet from the san Leandr5 kieetrlc-car
line, and near seminary ave PRATT d CO.. 459
Ninth St. oakland 1a29 Il
('ALIF OBNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU,4sl NINTH
" St, Oakland, exchanges all Kinds OF property;
sehd Tor catalogue. GREEN. SMITH Il co. ial5 II
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA - THB
y eight page WEEKLY GALL, sent to any address
In the uaited States Canada one year for 81 IS.
postage free
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
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4 ssEssMENT NoTICE-UNIoN con. s NJ
n Company. Location OF principal place OF busi-
ness. San Francisco, California; location Of works.
Nirsinia Mining DislricI, storey County. Nevada.
otico - hereby given that at q meeting the
Board OF Directors held on the 18TH day OF March,
1893, an assessment go 47) OF % per snare
was levied npon the capital stock OF the corpora
tion, payaI 10 Immediately in United States gold
coin to the secretary the once Of the company,
room II. SOB California street, san francisco.
California.
m ain unpaid on thu 2lst day OF April, 1898. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale public
auction. and unless payment Is made before Will be
sod on THURSDAY, tho ilth dsy OF May, 1898, to
pay The delinquent assessment together with
Of advertising and expenses o; sale.
BY order OF the Boxrd Of Directors
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Call and obtain one or our "Real Estate Rec
ords." which contains a list of properties for sale
The morning call., 1893-04-06


CHOICE LOTS on WEBSTER ST, ON LINE OF
~ electric road, near pUwer-hOuse: 5uxlOO w
u. FITCH, Bay-st. station; or FALCONER &
STOUT. - Montgomery St city. app 1t
ZINE LIST OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoVED
property: houses to let. SIS to $65. L. d. JUDD.
1413 PARK St, Alameda mrlSt II
QSO DOWN AND $50 PER MONTH: FINE
IDoO cottage OF rooms aud BATH lot 5Oxl4O;
Central ave, near Willow. 1873
$500 down balance $35 per month: new 2-story
house OF rooms and bath; on Alameda ave. must
be sold 3l4
$500 down and $50 per month"; fno 2-story
house; rooms; near station frst-class neighbor.
hood 34S
II. r MoREAL. Houses to Iet 1892 Tark ST.
Alameda. mrT n
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ALAMEpA ROOMS AM HoTsF

ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
no RENT-NEw COTTAGE or ROOMS; 1882
Ninth ST., near Santa Clara ave-. all late improve.
ment5: lawn, flower garden. patent walks; 500;
water freo fine locations bet Mastick and EncInaI
avenues. ap4 IT.
RIO LET IN ALAMEDA. ELEGANTLY FUR
nished Groom cottage: BATH etc; nice garden.
S26 santa Clara ave. Mastick Station am TIE
The morning call., 1893-04-06

CUBURBAN RESIDENCE Al SAN JOSE:
~ fine large building; all modern improvements:
gas, waterworks, sewer; large grounds; stabllng
and paddocks; NV corner of 2 prominent streets;
timely shaded: near electric ears; land worth ali
that is asked for whole place; will be sold traded
for San francisco property. JAMES A. CLAYTON
d CO.. san Jose. Cal mr25 cod lot
The morning call., 1893-04-06

A gsEsSNENT NOTICE - SIERRA NEVADA
n silver Mining CoDPany- Location OF principal
place OF business. San Francisco, California: Ioca-
tion works VirG MA Mining District storey
County state OF Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board of Trustees. held the 9th day OF March,
1888. Assessment no. GA of twenty-five cents
per share was levied upon the capital OF the
corporation, payable Immediately IN United States
gold CON- To the secretary, the oics OF com
pany, room Is. Nevada block No 300 MOntgom-
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SEWING MACHINES.
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

Cox EUYs NEW SIS IMPROVED UIG4-sRN
~ sLmger m. h-me: facinrY nrLca -.
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PROPOSALS.

- :, :, :, -,
DRESlDlO OF SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, APRIL
L ), lS93.-Sealed proposals in triplicate Will DO
received here until IL o'clock a. NJ TUESDAY,
May :. 1898. and then opened, for the construc-
ton OF magazine at this post. Government
serves the right 20 reject any all bids All infor
nation furnished on application to the unierstg ned
Envelopes containing proposals should DC Endorsed
proposals for Construction of Magaziner and
addressed to First Lieutenant GRANGER ADAMS
r. q. NJ Fifth Artillery. Pre3idIo OF San Francisco
Cal. APPS 1t ap29 IT
pRESIDlo OF SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. APRIL
4 y. 1S93-Sealed proposals. III triplicate. Will be
received here until IL o'clock A. NJ Tuesday May
2. 1898. aud then opened. Tor The construction of
ono single set OF officers quarters this post Gov
eminent reserves the right to reject all BIDS
All Information furnished on Application TO the
dersigned. Envelopes containing proposals should
be indorsed proposals for Construction OF Ofcers
Quarters" and addressed TO First Lieutenant
GRANGER ADAMS. X. T. NJ, Fifth artillery Pre-
sidio OF San Francisco Cal. apps At ap29 2t
The morning call., 1893-04-06

4 WEEKS NEWS FOR CENrs--THE WEEKLY
4 CALL. In wrapper. ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1893-04-06
QI ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
u L. Stone DOLLAR a WEEK

tDI. Stone DOLLAR WEE
FOR LOTS $3.50 EACH.
II. Il. PINNEY. OWNER,
9O7 BROADWAY. GARLAND ap2 II
4 BARGAIN-NEw. MODERN COTTAGE. A
y rooms aud bath: not and cold water; elegant
oak mantel; near half-houTiy LOCAL trains TO San
francisco; price $3.50: terms Sl5 per month In
clnding interest; call at once A. IL. BREED " CO..
40 Ninth ST.. Oakland. mr2g II
The morning call., 1893-04-06

- 7 y jose N0Ing good DusIness; small exc
leises; 4-roomed cottage attached: owner going
East; must sell Address H MOORE 2l6 Firstst.,
San jos app 5t+
TCECREAM, SODA AND CANDY FACTORY
bargain 10 night party. l52O94 Howard. m3l IT.
DEsTAURANT - DOING GOOD BUSINESS;
II suitable for mau aud wife: old established;
e. Cd Investment. Inquire Call Branch Office Sly
teenth and Mission SITS nr3l rs
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP.
- tons taken at CALL Branch Ohices 6O3 Larkin
st. S&3 Hayes at aud 25tB Mission ST. open tlil
> 30 p
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

r-H-->---.-~>7s se>---7-~---s-~
IN PARTNER WANTED: HOG AND
W. poultry ranch, with horse and wagon;
' man required. MCLAUGHLIN d CO. 25I2
.y So. ans 3ts
The morning call., 1893-04-06

Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid Melnesday, tie 18th day OF
April 1873. Will DO delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction; aud unless payment IS made
before, Will be sold Monday. the lst day of May.
1888. to pay tina delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising aud expenses of sale. by
~ ~ To, - r. -
The morning call., 1893-04-06

G. l. MCCOY. Secretary
Cfnce-Room 50. third floor. Nils bun ding cor.
ner Bush and Montgomery sts.. San Francisco
CaL mT2l til
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
If FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
Asee II. SCHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh ST deB u cod
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

4 OTIS IN BERKELEY; $3.50 TO $3.50 EACH; So!
II cash; balance $40 per month; beautifully 10
Gated on grade and ready FOR building: electric
cars pass the property. Apply TO owner o. ID
BALDWIN. room 7. seventh floor, Mills building
between and r. NJ. daily. mr3l 1t
The morning call., 1893-04-06


TOR SALE-FRUIT RANCH IN PLACER COUN-
! ty. near Newcastle. containing 400 peach pear
and orange trees. Apply to b., ?. .. box 2504, San
Francisco. ana IT'S
The morning call., 1893-04-06

II you desire, I can erect house according to
your own plans In any part OF the city
For particulars apply to L. LANDER ls Mont.
Romery st nolS u FrfIuTbu
The morning call., 1893-04-06

a Do f-oo n 4NoJttE BRUNSWICK CON
~ solldatsd Gold Mining Company. Location Of
principal pi2co OF business San Francisco, Cslfor-
MIA; location OF WORKS. Grass Valley Mining Dis
trict, Nevada Cauuty Cal.
Notice Is hereby given that Mt meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held on the 23d day Of Feb
tuAry, 1893 assessment (No. 81 OF cents C2el
per share was cYied upon the capital stock OF Tho
corporation. payable immediately "a United States
gold coin to ne secretary the ONCE OF the com.
pauy room IS. Nevada block. san Francisco Call
iornia, or to tho Treasurer, Il. X. Lounsbery ST
broadway. Ecr YORK c ty. State OF New York on
OF before the 2lst day Of March. 1893.
Any stock upon which this Assessment Shall re-
main unpaid IA san Francisco on the 2gts day OF
March 1893. will be Delinquent and advertised
,or sale Ut public auction, aud ualess Payment is
made before Will be sold on SATURDAY, the 18th
day OF April 8a3 TO pay the delinquent ss.easent
together with costs OF advertising ana ezpsses OF
Asle BY order OF the Board OF Directors
). STADTFELD JE.. Secretary.
omce-Room So. Nevada block
POSTPONED
DT ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
- the sale day has been postponed until FRIDA
April %. 1898.
j. STADTFELD, JR., Secretary.
Ohice-ROom 55. Nevada BLOCK. mr29 I'd
WEEKS NEWS FOR CENrs-THE WEEKLY
n CALL, In wrapper. ready for mailing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23
THE PASSING THROxG.

Rev. L W. Read, pastor OF the Make: street
Baptist church. has returned from an Eastern
Trip Of sevcra. weeks. He vasises Wschtsa, Liz
cola. Denver, Rock I.laad and other cittes- Nj.
Read sas accompanied by NTa Read. who re-
maine ! In the Eas. she Was seriously III fos
rome time. ba. H.. Read heard yesterday taat
STE vas improving. While .: waeaitA. their
scrEns. home. Mr. aud Mrs. Read we're the re-
eipseu's OF uaxnr socia. attentions The Wichita
Daily Eagle Of June Is tails az three receptions
and dinner g.vea in their honor, and contains
the following notice: "Rev. / W. Read sup
piled the rrip.. of First Baptist church botn
morning an! evening on Ssndsy. His friends
were rs.eicet 70 hear his familiar voice proclaim
with increased power the good ticings aud
truths of the Scripture. All were edited and
Instructed and listened With pleasure 70 the sx-
eeiient sermon delivered"
Bishop K g. voa schcele, distinguished pre-
late OF the established church Of sweden t:hs
Lutberan). will visi: this city for few hours
tomorrow, arriving by the Flyer from Tacoma
At ii:i5 q m. He will be accompanied by Rev.
{. A. swanson and Rev. l. G. Abrahamson. also
swedes The party will Re received ct the wharf
By delegation of swedes and escortei about
the city. They will leave q; $50 again on the
Flyer. returning 70 Tacoma
Mr. Arthur whaliey, who has resided in Seat
tie during the past year, lett on the steamer
lmatiiia last evening for San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23

The sroposition Of the wildcat" De
mocrae i to repeat the tai upon the issues
OF state hanks finds small support in the
middle West. THE West II not calling
for q rcg~si OF the 10 per cent. tar on state
bank notes." says the Council Bluffs
Eonpdrsfg tRep.l Not one person in .
hundred OF the people who live north OF
the ohlss from the Atlantic 70 the Pacific.
would ssap.DYt such = measure II II were
submit,ed 70 the popular vote. This Sec
ton Of the country. west OF the Missouri
river, HIS suffered too much from state
bank notes to desire . new spawning OF
them. shat Is called free banking 10 al
together .oo free for the inhabitants OF
Indiana. illinois and Iowa"
Even IN The South there II strong oppo-
sition. beth among congressman and edi-
tors. The Richmond Dapafeh (Dem.
argues earnestly against substituting .
currency which will not circulate In tho
money esa,ers for q currency which Is -
good in The cities as in the country. and IN
business circles - anywhere else:" and it
warns tbs congressman who expect 70 vote
for repeating the state bank tax, because
they hatssr themselves that they will thus
pacify tie slverites and secure forgiveness
for votisg to repeat tho Sherman Law.
that they reckon without their host. T"
The poll CT congressman by the World
shows 90 large . majority against repeal
ing the Ear that there seems no longer
the slightest danger that such law
will be passed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23

Tis Worlds fair is regarded on all sides
- the greatest and most attractive EXPOSE
tiois ever held. The growth Of daily at
tendance gives reason to believe that be-
fores June is over the average daily attend
ancS will reach 100000. The average daily
admissions at the Centennial exhibition in
Philadelphia were little more than twice
~ lsrge in Juno as they were in May. but
in Chicago the juno admissions promise
to ts three or four. and may be FIVE. times
~ large as the May admissions. num-
Der s,f the clergy are rebuking the fanatics
who started the boycotting policy In the
NOV. effective manner possible. by going
TO Chicago themselves. one such in Iowa
saying that mo man who can spare the
time and money should fail to improve the
educational. advantages offered by this
gress exposition. and any preacher who
PROPOSES to boycott IL for even 50 grave an
oas:,co as Sunday opening is entirely
ILLOGICAL"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23

THE STAN FORD TOMB.
Young Leland Lies There Already-Ths
senator On How to Get Rich


senator How to Get Rich
The repose which Senator Stanford has IRE.
pared for his earthly remains shows originality.
lie has erected mausoicum at tremendous cx-
peusc. The interiors; a fiue large room with
beautiful ceiling and 80 forth, and only three
vii. inhabit 1.-The himself, his wife aud the
young son who died in Rome Each win lie In
ssEeopEasus cssvei tom u SINCE block Of
pure white marble. II is difficult TO imagine
anything more gloomy than the interior OF tho
nlsusoicutn VIII % loo years from now.
Senator Stanford once saia: "Ns,ther the
richest banker Of san Francisco nor The s,es,e.t
lawyer al the lar yields as much power as tn.
ordinary newspsr~r reporter" Senator Stan.
ford knew about the matter because nt that par.
'enls: time every newspaper in California was
attacking aim. The newspaper profession mar.
Fosly escaped the honor OF enrolling stanf0r.
among its victims In his early days ne wen,
10 prae,icsus Law. which he studied in Albany.
=, ioEt Washington, lizzie p.ace on Lake
Michigan. which Ia fae surprise O. ~,
founders has never developed into a grca,
metropolis There he made Arrangements for
the Foundation az q newspaper lie TO Re bN,,h
eettpg aud ausnc.al hacker He drove To M
wauAee VITA wagon, inFen.sng TO hagl home
WIRE him newspaper plant that was oaeref
fog 80 c st s70A he arrived too late "a npy :,
and IS 10 could 30. bear OF sny otaer Plant Ia a,
came within his means re Was cotnre, al -
give ur the newspaper idea
Stanford was continually advising voauy mar
81 save part az thetr salary every week a. ~.
only sure wag 70 get rleh. Daniel Drew" he
said. drew Lis check FOR s, 1soaOo In nsvrnen,
o: govrrpynsnt hon1S isswsrcd sur,sn- =. :,
ove- Dse~s t0or-' stanford delighted hf,,x.Ts
IN NasAsaStoa city oa Christmas a.y hv r.-.
sobs,!y handbag one silver dollar, one ra,r -,
Ea!'tsus sad one comforter "a every nses.en,s,
Dor % 2cwssoy who came to hls door
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23

ton during said period foe land already selected
by the state, alleging sestlsment tAsrsca exist
Ing ct tie data o: the 6lsng OF the plat OF the
township, il will hscoms your duty 10 order
hearing unce. rracs.cs rules 70 determine the re-
speceive rfrhss OF the partieA James ct Al "
Nosan. L D.. -: Baxter vs.. Chilly. L L d :.
CSC And siacs the states have general prefer
ence r1rht to select within said period. yea wiz
take the same course. in the event that they
present lists Of selections and urge their accept
aace as to tracts already covered BY the actual
entries Of alleged settierx The states. in sach
instances, viii b required 70 attack the easries
by aifidavit OF their authorized agents duly cor
rohorased, denying the exisseoce Of bona sde
settlement on the part OF the sntfymen prior to
ainx OF the plat in each case. or alleging that
the settlers were not legally qualified to make
settlement When there IL presumption Hing
OF record . selection Of the land filed upon may
be admitted subject to the pre-empsor's right.
which mus, BE- SHOWN on proof.
You vii! post copy OF this circular in
your Office in conspicuous place. and
take such other measures TO give i: pub
iicity as may be commended to your ludg-
ment Very respectfully,
S.W. LAMoRxrx, Commissioner.
Approved:
HoKE SMITH. Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23

representative Lewis Sperrv (Dem..
Cos,necticEil tells the Washington Post
Uaa.I iha; he doubts whether \ law re-
pealins the sherman act would pass either
hos.se. unless she yepca! Ia embodied in a
ge';eya. h!ll providing for an entire reor-
EaI:!Eaion OF the present scheme of ma
t.oa al finance" kg. on one point he has
20 toGbt whatever. II think" he saws.
''tlist TIE general government should get
Quiet the banking business. The govern
nseit has 30 viEh, - 10 held responsible
e!;i - fos the amount or the ultimate re-
deifpnon of paper money. /: ought 10
Cot; Jane Itself strictly to i,s Constitutional
prt:osA;ise eG coming money AMI fixing
/ useaise"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23

TIE Populist party have howled them
sslv;s hoarsc against ''cIass legislation -
andvet they never fail to support ''class
legi slation" which seeks to discriminate
in fsvor Of farmers by providing that the
GOVERNMENT shall loan them money at
nominal interest on land or Hubbard
squAshes; these Same Populists declared
in f4vor Of ''class legislation" when they
declared in their national platform in
favtr OF graduated" income tar, which
messns An income tar levied on the few for
the pensfit Of the many. This kind of in
come tar violates the first principle of
equ3 table taxation that IL shall be without
discrimination and shall be uniform.
Ala income tax levied only on . single
class. and that class whose capital and
enterprise provides incomes to millions OF
employees. is tax born out of the spirit Of
socIalism which seeks to practically fine q
mat for being thrifty, enterprising,
weaith-creatins and labor-employing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23

According to the official reports from
eve$y county in Kansas the enormous
crof of recent years have enabled the
far'aers to iiqu,date about 80 per cent. Of
the: debts they had previously incurred.
whls At the same time they increased the
bod: of their live stock and improved their
farl;ls and houses. The wheat and corn
CROPS of the last four years have brought
in NS,6 SD. 600; there were ., SoS, 600 head of
hogs and 7so Too head OF cattle marketed
ias3year. or eight times as many OF the
LATTER and three times as many of the
for,uer as were marketed in n year not far
bach. In torsy-four counties OF .he state
she1c is not single paaper and in thirty
sewn counties there was not criminal.
casi on the cour: docSeis