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The morning call., 1894-06-17

Edward Hanrahan; delegates to the Pacific
Association OF the A. A. w. of the United
StateS-A. j. Fritz, William f. Humphreys aud
j. A. Lenahan.
The Victoria Times publishes the following
which may prove Interesting TO oarsmen: q. V.
johnson, the boatbutder ana proprietor of the
bOathOuse at Leschi Park, Seattle, has under
con stTuction a sa6Oat which, he saws, Will
prove blessing TO amateur yachtsmen-fOr il
is being built on sue h principle as TO make VI
absolutely unSinkable; more than that. no
matter how hard or squaly Il ma y blow or how
little knowledge OF sailing the ma at the tller
may possess, the boat cannot be capsiZed, he
declares.
By an arrangement of Mr.. JohnsOn's inven-
ton that is connected by spring caIch to the
Keel of the boat, when gust of wind too heavy
for the boats safety strikes the sail the force
mates the danger line" Upon the boats
reaching This limit the catch is Immediately
automatically rel eased. which libeTaIes the
sheet and the Tudder, thus bringing the boat
Into the wind" The moment the boat comes
back 10 an even keel the catches are In position,
so that no matter how many squalls the boat
runs into she is always prepared for them.
An old sea captain who examined the boat
said: III Mr.. Johnson's ide was only car
Iied out In all places where amateurs lake OUT
sailboats Il would be the ME ans OF saving hun
dreds OF Ewes, for it is a notorious fact that
there is b certain class of young men who
know no more about The actual working OF a
boat thar they do Of the moon who will insist
better fer them. When they encounter the
first heafy weather they lose their head and
very often their own and other lives that have
been entrusted TO their care"
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for storing wheels. All the latest conven-
fences Will be found In this building for the
cycers. They expect TO occupy 1t in time 10
hold house warming on the 9th OF September,
after the parade OF the California Associated
Cycling Clubs.
j. B. Ballen and brother have returned from
yosemite and report the roads In good cOndi-
ton, excepting that part at the lower end of
Priests HILL which was found sandy.
Next month the Garden City Cyclers win hold
series OF electric-llEht race meets, and Valu-
able prizes Will be awarded the contestants.
They believe that racing under electric lights
can be made paying success If properly man-
aged, and Hwy propose introducing il In their
burg. Wilbur Edwards, the crack rider OF this
club. is training hard and faithfully on their
track, and expects 10 leave for the East after
the 4th OF July for The purpose OF entering
some OF the Eastern races.
d. w. Leavitt has just returned from a sue
cessful business rip uD north in the interest of
the wheel house he represents. He states that
cycling in the interior towns is booming
The OlymDlcs expect to arrange match be-
tween the 60yeaT-Old riders, and at present
outlook DR.. h. Z. Massie of the o. G.. WIS ana
pap" Jerome of the Reliance will have "go"
al one another for a ten mile scratch race.
Each man, as we'll as the club he represents,
Is confident that he can win, and The result will
not be determined Until the last mile, as both
men are 10 good fette.
Captain r. j. Butler of the G. c. C's is now
mounted on new full-nickel wheel.
H.-F. NyDne OF the California Cycling Club
was laid up for repairs last week, owing to his
having had tumble from The wheel In coming
ever, occurring, he is now around attending 10
his regular business.
Joe Delmas and Joe Desimone of the Garden
Citys are slated for captain at the coming cleo
ton OF officers OF The latter club on Tuesday,
June 26, IL being understood that the incum-
bent, X. j. Butler, wishes TO retire. although he
has been asked TO run again.
Walter Foster is travelling south, and will not
be entered for any of the Fourth of July races.
Handsome Bob" Long and w. II. Haley Will
represent the Olympics In the races of the Oak
Leaf Wheelmen at Stockton.
VIII HObsOn has accepted the agency OF a
wheel for San JOSE and more popular. wide.
awake agent could not be found in good days
ride.
The races OF the Acme Club and Oak lie at
Wheelmen, coming as they do on the Fourth of
July. makes II rather difficult TO determine
which meet the clubs will attend. The Garden
Cltys and Olvmpics Will divide up ana send
half to each place. The Bay Citys have hired
stockton steamer and will go up in L strong
BODY for the Oak Leaf races. The Reliance
Wheelmen and Y. NJ. c. A. Z. c. will attend the
home races OF the Acme, as will also the Cali.
fOrnia Cycling Club
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AaHgust Is attracting wide-spread attention.
and sc sts ns and al the in England ireland
tween fine noilca ~ ne recent great struggle be-
Sir 20 wagglng. San Francisco is the
Dthpl% oi ts oe on cleats and as
giSen ~ rhe n.v considerable attention is now
me IRISH team from Belfast who defeateS t6a
scoten and , English teams in the recent great
s stnuggie VIII oe mere TO contest An Irish
the Potrero, and it is said that no man unds a.
200 will be accepted. The Scotch 70 unusI
already in training. 'ean Is
There will be no end of sport ar Co,,,o
afternoon. Besides the horse-shoeipg con, tnis
of which so much has been SAID and writtar'
there will be athletic sports ana an imrromnir,
tug-of-war. Considerable money has baeN
wagered on the result of the shoeng contest,
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ROD AND CREEL.
Where to Go for Bass and Trout.
Habits of the Salmon.
THE TROUT BROOK.

THE TROUT BROOK.
The airs that blew from the brink of day
were fresh and wet with the breath OF May.
l heard the babble of brown brooks falling.
And golden wings in the woodside calling
Big drops hung from the sparkling caves,
Ana through the screen OF the thin young leaves
A CLINT of ripples. whirl OF foam
Lured ana beckoned me out from home.
My feet grew eager my eyes grew wide
And was off by the brown brooks side.
Down In the swamp bottom, cool ana dim,
cut me an alder sapl:ng sim
With nimbe fingers tied my line.
Clear as sunbeam, strong and nne.
MY ny was tiny glittering thing,
with tinseIeG body and partridge wing.
With noiseless step threaded the wood,
Glad OF the sun-piereed solitude
Cnatlered the kingfsher. fierce and shy,
AS Ike a shadow drifted by.
Lurked in their warery Iairs the trout,
But, silver and scarlet, lured them out.
wary were they, but warier still
MY cunning wrist and my cast OF skill.
1 whipped the red pools under the beeches,
l whipped the yellow and dancing reaches;
Tbe purple EDDY, smooth like oil,
Ana the tall or the rapid yielded spoil.
SO all day long. till the day was done,
! followed the stream. followed the sun.
I hen homeward, over the ridge went.
The wandering heart of me Well content.
CHARLES &. d. ROBERTS, in Harpers' Weekly.
1t would not be amlsS to say that the San An
dreas Lake has never had as many anglers on
Its shore as will be represented there to-day
The water company has Issued between SOC
and 400 passes during the week past. and tina,
means hsh galore for the disciples who under.
stand the science of trout and bass catching.
or course there will be any number Of raw
recruits at Kerrs rendezvous Of piscatorial
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ATHLETIC.
Jackson and Corbett May Fight in
EngIand-The Tug.Of-War.

The latest about the proposed glove contest
between jackson and Corbelt is that Corbett is
quite willing 10 fight jackson before the
National Sporting Club of London for the
offered purse of $4,000. AS jackson has
already declared his willingness to accept the
offer. there should be no hitch in the business
now except interference on the part OF the
London police authorities. or course, there
Will always be danger on this score. Finish
contests OF great Importance have been and
are now taking place regularly in London be-
fore so-ealled clubs without any interference
by the police. Only recently Dick Burge and
Harry Niekess fought for the 140-ptupd
championship ana they fought tWenIy-eight
rounds All the newspapers had long accounts
about the contest and no police notice was
taken of it. But fight between an Australian
and an American of the status Of Corbett and
jackson would be another matter and there
would be so much said about II that the police
might interfere.
But the officials OF the club Offering the purse
seem 10 be sanguine about the affair, a they
oner 10 pay training expenses. Well, then, tax
ing everything into consideration, II would
seem that there Is something of a prospect of a
contest between these TWO big men. 1t is hard
10 understand why Cofbett Should be so hest
fant about meeting jackson, because the
chances OF victory are all 10 favor of CorbetT-
LII Is certain that Corbett will be able to keen
jackson In the ring hours II he (Corbetp finds
u necessary TO do so. l really do moi think
there is man in the world today who can
iurce Corbett TO fight in the ring under Queens
perry rules II he does not desire to do So In
view OF the fact that Corbett can do this IL
ought TO make him eager 10 throw no obsta-
eles 10 the way OF contest.
outside OF the $4,000 purse each party has
up $4,000, and that, combined With the purse
WI! make a very good winning. And there will
De iots OF betting, asthousands OF people fancy
Jackson's chances of victory. What is now
necessary Is Tor "Parson" Davies and Jackson
10 ME themselves away 10 England and have
Arrangements oehnifely made for the contest.
IL J, an important concession on The part of
CoIoett. lie has all along declared that he In
sisted on purse OF $4,000, and also that he
woula only night In America. He has stepped
uown from this high pedestal. and, II he Is sim
cere, the entire responsibility of the taking
place oil the contest rests on the Jackson party.
II Is ONLY fair TO say that it is the first time IN
.nese negotiations that Corbett has put himself
III real business ike light. He has little 10
rear ana another victory will keep him in pub
nc favor long enough 10 make an immense for
The great International tug-of-war tourBa-
meht. which will take place at Central Park in
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HANDBALL.
Games That Will Attract Attention
TODAY.

AT the San Francisco ball court the following
very interesting programme has been made out
for to-day. As will be seen, the leading players
OF the coast are booked 10 play.
First game-P. Barrett and FL. Mofitt VS.. p.
Ryan and j. OConnor.
Second game-D. Connolly and Patrick VS.. M.
Prince and Morris Murphy.
Third game-Dan Rodgers and Pious McKin-
Mon VS.. NJ. Mcneil ana q. Mcdonald.
Fourth game-PaLrlcN Kelly and j. Bran
mock VS.. j. Tracey and Tommy Ryan.
The event of the day will be a rafting game
by Joseph Lawless and j. Sattery vs. James
Harlow and NJ. Dillon.
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ACrfUITx,1r IT yz0S ngYoJN-o -o.r,v

OCCIDENTAL CON. MINING CoMPAEY-Lo.
cisco. CAL; location of WORKS, Silver Star Mining
District, Storey County, New.
Notice is hereby gwen that at meeting of the
board OF directors. held On the 31st day of May,
1894, an assessment, No. 16 of 10 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the CORPORA
coin 30 the secretary at the ONCE of the COMPANY
room So Nevada block, 800 Moutgom cry St. 81. n
Francisco, Cal. 4
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 5th day Of July, 1894 will he
delinquent snd advertised for sale at public auc.
tio1, and uni less payment Is made before viii be
sold on TUESDAY. the 91st day of July 894
the costs OF advertising and expenses or sale. BY
order OF the board OF directors.
ALFRED K. DURBROW, Secretary
Omee-69 Nevada block, 800 Montgomery st.
Ban Francisco, Cal. lei I'd
TRAYS HARBOR COMMERCIAL COMPANY
VI Location OF principal place OF business city
and county OF San Francisco, State OF California
Notice Is hereby given that a meeting of The
board OF directors or the abeve-named corpora
ton, held on the twenty-ninLh day of March
1894, assessment of $12 SO per share was
payable mediately to the secretary at the once
OF the corporation. 81 Market ST. city and county
of San Francisco.
ANY stock upon which the assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the twenty-four day of May
1894, Will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at pubic auction, and, unless payment is made
before, VIII be sold the twenty-frst day of
July 1884, TO pay the DELINQUENT assessment to-
getber with the costs of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
WILLIAM c. KIRK ETERP, Secretary
Once-12l Market st., San Francisco Cal
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wheelmen. oarsmen and athletes are train
ing for the event announced to take place on
July 1. The wbeelmen will be divided up con-
siderably, owing TO the fact that Stockton will
hold a meeting at which the Bay Citys Will be
strongly represented
Afew oarsmen are in training for the annual
prize given by the city.
Anglers are looking forward to some good
sport al Monterey next week.
Coursing is very quiet as this is the season
when greyhounds are supposed to be of duty.
Yachting is in full blast.
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THE WHEEL.
Cyclists Who Are Training for the
Big MeetS-Otler News.

The Olympic wheelmen, under command of
Captain Thomas, Will 90 to Camp Taylor to-
day, leaving on the a. NJ. Sausallto boat and
taking the train 10 San Anselmo; from here
they wheel 10 Camp Taylor, where palatable
spread has been arranged.
The Garden City Cyclers hold their annual
run to Monterey tO-day, going over the seven
teen-mile drive, and returning in lime TO
watch their club baseball nine play against the
jacksonville team. A prominent capitalist Of
San Jose is TO erect fine large brick building
Tor the g. C. C.'s, and VIII eall il the Cyclers
building. Plans have been submitted andi &C.
cepted and work will be commenced next
week When finished it will be three-story
brownstone 'front.' and vii! gcontain ladies'
parlor, lounging and smoking rooms: billiard
aud card parlors and a good sized WhecIroom
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members had some very tough experiences.
Dial T1sdale was thirty-six hours without water
or 1000, buiithe plucky boy would not leave his
craft, and had the pleasure OF seeing her at her
moorlng before he left her, This is the kind
OF stock that makes true yachtsineD.
"BIII, BIOCKGu
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THE OAR SMAN-
Why Rowing Is Not Popular on This
Coast.

ohless henry PETERSON is too heavily handi-
capped he will enter for the she'll raciug events
which will take place on tie glorious Fourth.
Peterson takes spin in his racing craft daily
and will show up in good form when called
upon 10 defend his colors. Although only a
few weeks from now until the day of the regatta
1t seems strange that such little interest is mani
tested in The racing events by oarsmen.
IL rowing will ever become popular on this
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Ia accordance with law ana a resolution of the
board OF directors of the Grays Harhor CONNER
cial Company. adopted at meeting OF said board
held upon the twenty-fourth day OF May, 1874,
ana which said resolution has been duly entered
upon the records OF said board OF directors the
date or delinquency OF assessment NO l. lev ed
upon the twenry-ninth day of March, 1894 is
hereby postponed to the twenty-third dav OF June.
1884 and the date of sale of stock for unpaid as
sessmeat No. is postponed to August 20, ss4
by order of the board of directors OF the Grays
Harbor Commercial Company.
WILLIAM c. KTRkETERP, Secretary.
omce-l2l Market ST.. city and county of san
Rrsacisco. my2a I'm
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NOTICE OF POsTpONFMENT

In accordance with law and an order of the
board of directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company adopted at its m Getting of June
IL, 1894, and entered in its records, the date OF
delinquency of assessment \ o. 8, lev ed January
10. 1894, is further postponed to July - 1894
and the date of sale for unpaid assessment No.
is further postponed to August 3, 1894
GEORGE 4. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Ofce-3l0 Pine street. room %. San Francisco.
Cal. jel4 I'd
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NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMENr

NOI1O11 OH FOoIFUNEMENTs
In accordance with law and an order OF tho
board OF directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted at its meeting of Nav
IA, 1894, and entered in It's records, the date Of
oeIIn ouency of assessment No. 8, levied January
10, 1894, is further postponed TO June Is, S94
and the day OF sale for unpaid assessment No. 3 il
further postponed to July 6, 1894. Ky order OF
the board Of directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE r. SPINNEY. Secretary.
Cal.
Nav Ia 1894
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A SSESSMENT NOTICE-ALTA SILVER MIN
~ ing ComPany-Location of principal place OF
business. san Francisco. Cal; Location of werks
Gold Hill Mining District, Gold Hill, Storey
County, New.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
board of directors held on the fourteenth (I4th)
day OF May, 1884. ssSe sSnent (No. 45) of ten
(l0) cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, pay able Immediately in
Unite States gold coin, to tie secretary at the
once of the company No. 500 MOatg omery ST i,
roomy33, Nevada block, san Francisco, Cal
An stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main, unpaid the nineteenth (l9th) day OF
June 1894, win be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction and unless payment is
mad before, will be sold on Tuesday. the tenth
(lOth) day of July, 1894, to pay the delinquent
ass IT. together with the cost of advertising
and expenses of sale by order of the board OF
directors j. z. Jacobs, Secretary.
0c1ce-Yoom SO, Nevada block, No. 500 Mont
gomaryst., San Francisco. Cal. my15 I'd
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YACHTING.

Dissatisfaction Still Being Expressed
Over the Last Regatta.
The trip of the Valkyrie across the pond has
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NOTICE or POsTPoNRwENr

In accordance with law and an ord.r =, ,ha
board OF directors of tina East Sierra Nevsds
Mining Company, adopted At It's meeting of AnrJi
1S, 1894. and entered in its records the dara ~
deltnQuency of assessment No. 8, levied January
10, 1894, Is further postponed to May IS 1894 and
the day OF sale for unpaid assessment NO & ia fnr
ther postponed TO June 8, 1884. BY order OF the
board OF directors OF the East Sierra NeVSdS
Mining Company.
GEORGE X. SPINHEY, secretary
Qmce-S1e Pine St, room %. san Francisco.
Cal.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES

NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures GOLD
In and Silver Mining Company. Location of
principal place of business, San francisco Gait
fornia: location of works, Virginia Storey
County, Nevads.
Notice Is hereby given that at MEETING n, tho
Board of Directors, held the twelfth dav Of
June 1884 an assessment mo. 50) of twentv-6va
cents (25c) per share was levied upon the c3nit.G
stock OF tAe corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin to the secretary ar rho
Office Of the company room ~, Nevada block, 3O9
Montgomery street, san Francisco. California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the seventeenth day OF July 9oi
will be DELINQUENT and advertised for sale at NM
lie auction; ana unless payment is made before
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the seventh day OF
together with the costs of advertising and ex.
penSes OF sale. BY order of the Board of Direc-
tors CHAS E, ELLIOT, Secretary
Omce-Room 70, Nevada lock, 500 Montgom-
cry street, San Francisco. California. nj I'd
E,AsT SIERRA NEVADA MINING COMPANY@
r.. location OF principal place OF business, san
ktorcisco, CAL; location OF works, Virginia.
NrNSLey county, New
ho sotlcs Is hereby given that at meeting Of the
mar 90 directors, held on the 10th day OF jan
Der shapa an assessment mo - OF I'VE (o) cents
eornornt was levied upon the capital stock or that
roid coion, payable Immediately in United States
comnany % me secretary, at the ONCE OF tbs
Cal me street, room 70, San FRANCISCO
msIn' SOCK upon which this assessments shall re-
will he Hei Hiu on the Esd day of February 1894,
auction ana quent and advertised for sale at public
70 soIa on FRIDAY the Am oou az 81 M go COZ
~ 10y .ho ueilhQuent assessment rocstb ar with
o 90 ooSs OF advertising and exnenSas 81 sale nv
O-NOA VI INC BOARD of directors
GEORGE r SPTSNrIy c..
Cal ioe'' room %, San Francisco.
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GUN AND DOG.

When and Where Doves Can Be Shot.
A Bear-fiunt in Marin County.
Sportsmen who have begun to grow weary of
trap-shootIng can now turn their attention to
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distance from Ukiah. and the average length
OF nsh. Items of this kind are OF great value
10 10 those who are figuring upon place to spend
their vacation:
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The WEEKLY GALL is a MOST
ac ceptable present 20 send
to your trieaasin any loeanty
81 year postpaid.
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CONSOLIDATED NEW YORK MINING com.
- pany-Location of principal place of business.
Storey County New ~ -'
u notice is hereby given that ct meeting of the
bosru or directors, held the 18th day of Nav
IoSz, an assessment & l2) OF FIVE (5l cents per
snare was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporatlon, payable Immediately In United states
gel0 coin TO the Secretary. at the orace OF tbs
company. room 10. Nevada block, SOC Montgom-
cry st., San francisco, Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall RS
man unpaid on the 10Th Gay of June. 1884 will
70 ue Ilnquent and advertised for sale at pubIiS
auction, and unless payment is made before viii
De soid on THURSDAY, the 18th day of July,
1855 10 pay the delinquent assessment together
with the cost of advertising and expenses Of sale
BY order of tho Board of Directors
CHARLES f. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
Omce-Roem 70, evada block, No. 500 Mont.
gomery street. San FrancLsc0, Cal. myl6 I'd
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D ULwER CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
ID pany.-LocatiOn of principal place OF business
San Francisco, California; location of WORKS,
Bodie, Mono County. California.
Notice Is hereby given that at p meeting or the
Board OF Directors. hold on Thursday, the twenty
fourth (24th) day of May, 1894. assessment
(So. 81 or Ten (lU) Cents per share was leviad
upon the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately in United States geld coin, to the
33, Nevada block, No. 500 ontgomery street
San Francisco, California, or TO the farmers
Loan and Trust Company, Nos 20 and ~ VIII
liam street, New York.
Any stock upon which thts assessment shall re-
main unpaid Friday the twenty-ntath (29thl
day OF june 1894, will become delinquest aud be
advertised Tor sale at pubic auction; and unless
payment is made before. will be sold on FRIDAY
the twenty-seventh (27th) day of Julv 1894 TO
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale nv
order OF the Board OF Directors -
L. OSBORN. Secretary
ofiee-Room No. 3S. Nevada blocS No Zoo
Montgomery street. San Francisco California.
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NOTICE OF PosTpoNp,,r,, :,

IN accordance with law and - -
Do&Fo OF directors OF the East Sierra OF ING
1nE Company adopted at its meetin% ~ ESh in-
@ n9uency OF assessment No s. Ie1tsG No aase Oh
49, 49, oS4, Is postponed to March 80 1894 and fbs
poned TO April l3, 1884. NJ D Is post
BY order of the board of dlrectora ~ ,h. ~.
sieFra Nevada Mining COMPANY "a 'ne East
GEO. r. SPINNEY Sec,a,,r
Cal. -OOAA 90 Sah FranclseeS
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NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMENr

In accordance with Iawaud an ordar =, a..
Dosra OF directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
mlnInS company adopted at its meeting OF Mareb
~ 1879, and entered in its records the date of
dehnguehcy OF assessment No. 8. levied January
~, 1884 Is further postponed TO April 90 ana the
gay OF safe Tor unpaid assessment No. ) Is further
postponed to May IL. 1894 By order OF the
board OF directors of the East Sierra NevsdH
Mining Company. ~
GEORGE R. sPINNEY, Secretary.
Cal '~A NFSnol'SS'
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NOTICE OF DISAPPOINTMENT.

WILLIAM C. KIRK ETERP. Secretary.
)mee-12l Market ST., San Francisco, Cal,
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oflce-Room No. IS. Nevada block, No. 3ot
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California.
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TRAYS HARBoR COMMERCIAL COMPANY

ALFRED K. DURBROW Secretary
Ofee-69 Nevada block, 800 Montgomery ST.
Ban Francisco, Cal. lei I'd