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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-14
MARINE NOTES.
No Damage to the Marion by
Fire


The report Tint the United Sta es steamer
Marion vas badly damaged by fire recently at
Mare Island il denied by COmmandant Howl
son of Mare Island.
The coast defense gunboat Monterey passed
out al o'clocS yesterday afternoon bound for
Seattle. The Monterey will make a test of sew
eral kinGs OF northern coal
. The schooner Alice Cooke left for the Sound
yesterday 70 secure Il l0ac of lumber. The
Cooke mas been engaged in the island carrying
trade for many months past.
CAPTAIN Milman OF lie British shin Crown of
Denmark was severely Injured about the head
yesteida. by being struck by sack of barley
which slipped from a sling. Dr.. LaVIor, VINO
attended the captain, says that he had a very
narrow eScape.
A stiff breeze was blowing in the north end
OF the bay all day yesterday. Antoine Con.
dance, a fisherman Of section 4 OF The SeawalT.
was neatly upset by squat in the morning
when coming In from sea. His boat was filled
wi watel, but he managed TO right her and
put her on her course again.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska 8 AN. <TflKRN
August 3, g. Is. 3d. Sept. T. ~, Oct. T. a-1-7-7Nz7-
%, Nov. g. u.
Santa Cruz Monterey excursions-Ste Po-
mona leaves Saturdays P. NJ, due back Mondays
8 A. NJ.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
July "a and every fifth DAY thereafter.
For Eureka, humboldt Bay w ednesdays, A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, A. M.
For San Diego, stopping only az Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo (4os
Ange!es) and Newport, every fourth and fifth cay
alternately. at IL A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico, 25th of each month
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOoDALL, PERKINS & CO.. General Agents
IT 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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MARKET REPORTS.
: .: MONDAY EVENING, Aug. Is.
5srrArNfARv OF THE MARKETS.

=. MONDAY EVENING, Aug. ID.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat and Barley lower.
Corn firmly held.
oats and. Rye weak. =
Large receipts Of Hay.
Beans dull -.
Potatoes steady, Onions firm.
Butter advanced again.
Eggs slowly rising.
: Poultry nominal.
Fresh Fruit unchanged.
Dried FRUIT market improving.
Hams and Bacon as before.
: Wool market looking better.
:. Wheat freights 23s Sd
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-. {. AtosS L&:e# SESSION.
BoaF6-6 Edisen Eight & Power Co, l0I; so
Hureh1nson :PC'D, n 20 Pacific Gas Imp. "a;
IU0 ; Y: Water: 99J4..: 80. 8
Street-$1O,OU0 Market-st Cahle Bonds, ll91a
.-..:@; :. = AsrERNnoS sEssEtfN-'-
Board 100 II Hawaiian Com mereial, 915; 80 do,
a$s: So do 914;-4I ) + GasI1ght 721a: 3 S V
Water. SO "a; 20 Hutchinson. 7 Co, 1884: 5000
Street-I5 Edison Lght & Power Co. lOIl4. 1
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Monev Cor the Minnrs

Annie NJ Keane, guardian of Mary R., Fred
". and Henry NJ. keane, minors, began suit in
the superior Court yesterday against Mary C.
Massey 10 recover S43, 927 money which the
palntlh alleges Was received by the defend ant
paid over. D. - - =: =
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GuNARl LINE.

New York to -, 81 ,oI, via Queenstown.
from Pier 30, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE IS
Etruria Aug. ls, 6:3OAM Etrur ia sept 10. 5:3O4N
Camnania Aug 25 Noon Campania st. -. 10: 80 A
Tmbria sent / & 40 AM Umbria, SPIT 20. 8 80
Iucania Sent 8. Noonl Lucania. oct o. l0:3oAM
cabin passage $50 and upward; second caoin.
$40, $l5, $50, according 10 steamer ana accom-
modations ,rs :
Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe
AT very low rates. For freight and passage apply
at company's Office - owling Green, New YORK.
1VERNON H. BROWN q Co, General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DlM los 0U,,
ThSaTu II Agents, odn franclSeo
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Cottor Fruit Bags, 53sc, sac and 6s4 C
for the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags sac asked; state Prison Bags, 514c; Wool
Bags 34G36c.
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube Crushed, Powdered
aud Fine Crushed, all lac: Try GRADUATED. 55sc;
Confectoners' A, size; Magnolia A, 5I4c; Extra
c, 51sc; Golden c, 47sc; d, 45se half barrels,
1lsc more than barrels and boxes 1ac moro.
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NEW YORK. STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Noney and Railroad
Shapes.
Money on call easy at II; last loan u; closed
at IL. Prime mercantile paper. 3@5%. Sterling
exchange easy. with actgal business in bankers
bills at "a 1904 SSls for. demand and 81 $40
SITS for sixty days Posted rates, 81 SSAa0
80 Commercial bills, ga e614. Silver cerun-
Gates, 64@6bc,
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BnrtIand,s Rnsiness.
PALACE HOTEL.

PoRrLAND. Or. Aug. g -Clsaranecs, s2Os,O1l;
balances, S4l,O44. ...*
wheat waIa wana, 65@67lac; Valley, 75@,
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Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality 5@51zc; second quality,
41ac; third do 31A@lc p ID.
VkAL-Large, 405c; small, 51216c p D.
MUTTON - Wetbers, 5@bc 2 ID; Ewes, 412@5c
q 10
LAMB-6@7c e ID.
PoRK-Lfye Hogs, 5@5Ac p u for heavy and
m edium granted, and 5G5L4c p 10 for small fat;
stock Hogs, nominal hardly any coming In; dressed
do, 61e@71ae e 10.
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Trcb2nr. and KuIIion
Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras SO 40@3 80; Bakers extras, So 3093 40;
superhne, 81 SOAP 70 p bbl.
WHEAT-Was lower agaiu- yesterday, both on
and OF CALL with less desire to trade No Cal
ifornia, S6!4@ST12c; choice, SSsl @9Oc; lower
grades, 75@S3c; extra choice Tor milling Sl@
l O6I4 p ct4.a
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Chicago Markets.

rCHTCkeoi Aug. ia feeling :::ot extreme weak.
ness IN. wheat corn and oats at the opening was
followed by. q complete recovery in corn and a
Considerable reaction; in the other two. Provs-
Ions were in: atenda nee upon the corn market but
sur passed. thls leader. In strength at the close.
There was heavy: liquidation or long wheat by
those WHO We're conspicuous buyers at the higher
prices last week and the shorts covered freely.
September wheat closed 5lsc lower. September
corr jae higher and September oats &c lower,
Provisfons2Was an 1dxahce: all round.
Wheat was rather actiye. the price covering one
cent range. Tie feeling was weaker. The infu-
entes were in the maia of :bearlsh ature and
there Was free realizng Init taf transactions were
at losses ranging fFon:$sto ssci at 1850 for Sep
teniher apd i'm medL tely declined 12c more raj
lied 14@23isc, and sold. down 5S01Mc, moyed up
q ruled steady and. crossed with september at
The decline which: started in. Germ and ad-
Yanced regarding the yfeld!and: prOspeetsin Rus
liberal receipts; 9V8 Cars which; iEcl1ided: two
days in ,other yearsaud large lnereAse in stocks
this week i6S2, 900 .bushels-Ha klng the stock
here &c, 325 ,0O0 bushels also had a weaken ing
tendency. The principal bullishfact0r OF the day
was the liberal decrease III oce an passage ord
ing 10 .Beerbohm l. 70S, 600 Uusheis New York
was creQIted Win Tree sefI1ng and the local
crowd In general sold freely. The range for The
day was "a G2%4c The feeling was weak ear
Her, Out the loss was overcome later. There was
free realizing. both for local and: out account
the country selling freely. while-the demand was
nothing urgent until a material decline had
taken place. when some OF the early sellers
turned buyers ana rallied the market.
The market opened with decline OF 1AMlILc
ana sofa down &c more for September ana 15c
for May, rallied &4@lc, eased off l14@11ae, al
vanced 12c, steady, aud closed AS stated.
oats experienced good busisess at the lower
prices. which wereinfluenced by the symDathv i'm
the easiness in Wheat. The trading was Generally
good, mostly in small quantities. and scattered
The range for September was sc
Provisions were weak early in sympathy with
the grain markets The shorts covered later and
The market reacted on fair demand.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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81 1902 so for cows and bulls, So 5000 80 Tor
steers. Westerns, 81 5O@4 10; Texans, 81 900

8 so.
Hogs-Fstimated receipts to-day, 80 500: re-
ceipts Saturday. 20, 1873: shipments Saturday,
1889; left over, about $500. Quality very
poor. Market active. Best grades firm, with
prices avOring sellers. other grades weak. Sales
ranged at 81 S5@5 20 for light, 81 65t9i 80 for
rough packing, 81 S0@5 80 for mixed. S4 95@5 Az
for eavy packing and shipping lots; pigs. 81 400
90
Sheep - Estimated receipts tor to-day 5000;
receipts Saturday 1923; shipments Saturday.
1915 Narket steady.
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New York Markets,

q. NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-The week opened on the
Stock Exchange with a strong, active market and
as the day advanced the volume of business IN
creased and thu dealings assumed a buoyaIt tone.
The chief factor in the market WAS, first, the re-
port OF the intention OF the majority party In the
House 10 instruct the Democratic conferees to re-
ceds from tie amendments and adOpt the Senate
tariff bill, and secondly the accomplishment OF
that result Reports of rain in the West Whcn
Injured to the benefit of the crops also materially
assisted in tnfusing strength TO American securi-
ties the London market and the good buying
orders from abroad for the arbitr2ge stocks.
Sugar made tri1ing advance at the opening
and then sagged off nearly l per cent on
sales TO realize profits, but quickly recovered
the loss on brisk buying and after midday moved
up rapidly, recording an improvement of 9ss per
cent touching 1895 and closing within 10 OF
the highest point or the day. being gain of 25s
the clo5in figures OF Saturday, Sugar day
came within Ia per cent of reaching the best
figures of the year, lO95s. which was made
May last BeSides the general improvement in
the situation there were special infueu Ces brought
bear individual shares, ST. Paul was bought
by London and Philadelphia, and the West COW
cred largely IN Burlington. Rock Island was
strengthened by statements said TO be made
the authority of President Cable that the next
quarterly dividend would be paid at the usual
rate. The market was strongest in the final seal
ings, and closed at or near the highest prices OF
the day.
The railway and misc ellaneous bond market was
strong and active IN. sympathy with the share
speculation, the total transactions reaching
$l,5Sl, 800, most of the issues traded in making
advances Government bonds firm. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds stronger. Petroleum
frmer. Pennsylvania oil sales none: september
options none. Closed s012 bid. Lima oil sales
none.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIN hhFOOl~
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 18Th spot market is steady
at As 3d. Cargoes are quiet at 2}s cd for off
coast PAS for prompt shipment and 23s Cd for
nearly
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Omaha Livestock Market.
OMAHA, August -Cattle-Receipts, 1000.
STEADY; unchanged.
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FUTURES.

The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
August, As Al; September, As 41ad; October.
As 513d; November, As Sgd; December, As 715d.
LONDON, Aug. 10 - ConsoIs. 1929; Silver,
IS 1916; French Rentes 1881 21ac
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Office Furniture and Fixtures.
/ CT. WEBER g. CO.,
4 300 to 500 Post St. cor. Stockton
efSz9 1aE19 mr3l TuThSaSuly
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
N0RTH GERMAN tlOYD S. S. CO.:

SPREE, HAvEL. LAIN, TRAvE. SALE. AL
LER. EMS, WERRA, FULDato ELbE-
KAISER WILHELM h.
New York. southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
BAY and SATURDAY. Landing passengers in
Southampton in 71a days or less from New York:
These steamers are celebrated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
Observation-Disclosures SERVICE
NEW YORK. GIBRALTAR, GENOA.
Fuda. Aug. rs, Noon Werra. Oct. 20. 10 A. NJ,
Werra, Sept. 10. l0A,M Kaiser, OCT. ~. a. NJ.
Kaiser. Sept. 22. Noon Fuda. NOV. TO- 2 p. M
FulGa oct g. 10 A. NJ Vera, Nov. "a p. 81.
Cabin rates from $50 upward.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Paclnc
HotsI Sam Francisco jail 1y THU
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THIS DAY,
Tuesday observation-disclosures IA, 1894.
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at salesroom,
1135 Market Street, bet. Seventh and Eighth,
I'VE WILL SELL.
PARL0R SETS. MANTEL MIRRORS, Bed
ROOM SETS. WITH CLIPPER and CURLED
HAIR TOP MATTRESSES,
Bedding: Carpets: Book Cases; Double Door
Armoire, Rosewood Italian Marble Table: Mo-
rocco Covered Diuing-room Chairs Side.
boards: Extension Tables: Paintings; Crock
cry Glassware; Stoves and Ranges, etc.
Also
Counters .aDd Shelving: Showcases: Partitions:
CLOCKS; Coffee Mills; Scales: Coffee Urn. etc.
CHAS LEVY & CO., AuctioneerS
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GRAIN AND. MERCHANDISE

Wheat-August, 81 &C
FlouF-Steady.:
Wool-SUezdy.
PtgirOn-DuI.
COpper-Frm, ...
Lead-StrOng. Domestic s4 .25.
Tin-EaSier. Straights, Sl3 10: plates. quiet.
Spelter-N eglectsd.- Sales on Change, tons
spot TIN, SIS So rs tons August tin, SIS 80; rs
tons September'tin SlS 95.
Cofee-Options opened at % points decline,
ruled inactive and generally weak, closed steady
at unchanged to Is points decline. Sales, 5000
bags, Including August, Sl4 80; Septem Der,
sI4 00@9l4 10; October, SIS IS; November.
S12 rs; December, &lE 70.
Spot Cofee-Rle, dull: No. z, 1910
Mild - Steady; Cordova, lS@l914c. Sales
rum cred large business in N aracaibo,
Sangos-Eirm; good AVERAGE santos. 16S2O0;
receipts. "a. 900 bags: stock, 225.DO0 bags.
Hamburg-Qutet; prices unchanged to IA pig
lower. Saies, 10000 bags.
Hsvre--opsned duIi. 14t lower at l NJ: quiet,
Il Iowera P. M; quieI, unchanged TO "A lower
at close. - -.
W arehopse deliveries from New York Saturday,
5723 bags: New: York stock TODAY 100, 40 bags;
United states stock, l3O, 394 bags; attoat for the
nlted States, 266,000 bags: total visible for the
TITLED states, 4SU;3O8: bags. =
:Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining, 25se. sales.
1900 bags Centrifugal 50 test. 1885,; refined,
fairly: active. =. 80
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AUCTION SALES.
CON TlNUATION
Of Millinery Auction Sale.

JUN iMUH iUM
Of Millinery Auction Sale.
INDIANA AUCTION COMPANY,
821-823 Mission ST., bet. Fourth and Fifth.
ART GOODS. ANTIQUITIES AND FINE FUR
NITURE A SPECIALITY.
WILL SELL THIS DA Y, TT ESDAY,
August IA. 1884, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. the
stock of NJ Ilinery Goods formerly owned by John
G. Byrne Esq, and removed from the Sherif's
warehouse to our salesroOns for convenience OF
sale. It consists of more than $4,000 worth OF the
Finest Trimmed Hats, Six Yelyets and Vel
veteens, Silk and Velvet Flowers, silk Ribbons,
Veilings, ostrich Feathers, trimmings, Frames
and Uatrimmed Hats IN fact the finest stock
ever sold at auction in this city
II. J. LEUTHOLTZ, AucLioneer.
JACOB SCHW ERDT, Proprietor. aull u 81
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REGULAR SALE,

.Ga IN ~ 81
Tuesday...,.. Observation-Disclosures Ia. 1894,
At New York Stables. AZ Sixth Street.
BY order OF JOHN FAULKNER, Napa, wilt sell
large horses; fine road mare. top buggy and
harness. This is an Electioneer colt and rare .
chance for some one 20 get bargain; also wagon,
harness carts, etc. >y
aul32 NJ. j. McPEJD 4. Ructtoneer
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Corn No. 3

Wheat NO. 2 Corn No 3
Highest Lowest. Highest Lowest
Aug......5S1ac 523scI Aug.....5414c 5l1sc
SepJ......54Tsc 54c seDt...-.541ac 54I1c
Dec......5Sc SIC Dec..,.,..5312c 51Mc
Mess PORK per bbL- May ...... SIC 50I
Aug..S13 so SI3 371ai
sept.$13 so $l3 37Ial
jan. alb 80 SlS SO Short Ribs per 90 lbs
Lard per 100 lbs Aug.....S7 20 81 or.
Aug 81 AHA 81 IS Sept. ST 20 S7u7Io
Sept....S7 90 81 3712lJans. ....$7 l21e So 971a
jan. ST b212 ST 40
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Steady: No . Spring Wheat, 55A@55S4e:
No. 3 Spring Wheat nominal; No. Red. 53149
sac; No. Corn. 541s@54l4c: Prime Timothy
seed, So 20: Mess PORK ? Dbl slS A69la 90:
sides nooseJ. 81 2O@f rs; Dry Sailed shoulders
(noxed) Sc 81 16 65; Short Clear sides fboxed),
81 37IhM7 So: WHISKY, distllers finished
goods Z. gai. 81 ~; Sugsr-Cur Loaf, unchanged:
Graduated, unchanged: standard A. unchanged.
on the Produce Exchange to-day The Butter
market was unchanged.
CATTLE
Cattle - Estimated receipts to-day. $4,000: re-
ceipts Saturday. 1873: shipments 1928. Market
steady. Natives Sl95. with sales largely at
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY & co.

AUCTIONEERS % COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SaIesroom-1135 Market ST.. bet. 7th and 9Th
Regular SaleSdayS-Tuesday and Friday
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For Late Shipping Intelligence See Eighth Page.
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A Big shipmens.

In another column We show a cut OF q
ful! train load shipment of Poison & Son,
OF Portland. Or. the largest seed mer-
chants in the Northwest, if not on the
whole Pacific coast Poison & Son Sc
lscted the Northern Pacific route for this
shipment, which consists Of ten fnll car
loads Of garden seeds and four full car
loads of beekeepers' supplies, about SO. go
pounds agl told.
The tact that this IL more than seven
times as many garden seeds as have been
brought 10 the Pacific eoas; by any ether
concern in any one shipment, ana nearly
twice as large as Poison & Son themselves
made last year. not only shows the popl-
larity Of this firm and the wonderful In
crease of their business. but tends 10 show
the extraordinary growth Of this whole
Pacific Northwest Here oaly few years
ago enc or two car loads Of seeds would
supply the whols Northwest. while nos
this one en,espristng nrm handles over
$50 600 pounds This train 70 due here
January 4. about IL L. m, and 10 Is ex-
pecsea will s!eetTaek a. the depo. about
1re hour
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csurs. saa raei.e Once.

infhe Caitei States circuit court yester-
eay sAetn was spent IN arguing motions
sha dsmGrrers
badge Langley yesterday appointed a.
spafatseTs OF ths Henry l. Nesler estate
u. seeasr, ". g. l.atlmer and J. "
kIgsFas.
l~ssnsss 20 wea we're issued yesterday
~ Harry l. 6rsnaie and Mary Hanson.
81 81 Svatie: Andres Ssreleasg, al
sssaeli aca Lena Erns;. oi Seattle.
osrins the month Of D~cen Der the fees
sesssi "a the county clerks office
lsnsei 81 s. ~ IS teslde- wesk Gons
~ We coapiy amounting SO SO IS
ssaEe haaes yesterday ordered specisi
ssFs e. n5teoD msa drawn returaAhss
sA1sssFy : ard tse following names were
Asn. Ws.ilsm Weight, 4 H. Bail. f.
! Sc aaek =. {. Ioang, William Fox.
Sens. James BarcaAna. Of Seattle !;
- - neIsEalts, pawAnlsa 4 A. Crap.
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aHE ELsTrEx.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couRr-HASFoRp, J.
Blanchard vs.. Holmes--Motion to strike;
denied; motion to make com plant more
specific; granted.
U. :. vs.. Ling sing-Calied for srrairn-
ment; default of bond and judgment
against boDdsmen In sum of $3.50.
U. b vs. j. NJ. Warner-Demurrer to In
diesment; taken under advisement.
U. >. VS.. George Jarvis-Motion to uuash
indictment; denied
u. ). vs.. James Farris--ArrAigned and
pleaded not guilty.
A. Il. Fuller VI. Rainier Power & Rail-
way Company-Receiver granted permits
s,on TO sell s.ooo0oo feet OF logs TO pay
NJ. j. Fitzmaurice vs.. Great Northern
Railway Company-M Notion To remand.
David q. Bothei vs.. Edward w. Lester
ct ai.-Motion TO make more definite and
certain.
Mechanics VS.. Crawford 4 Hannon-Mo.
ton to strike.
suPERroa COURT EQUITY DEPARTMENT -
LANGLEY. J.
o. p. Askam VS.. c. C. Coleman-Find-
ings of fact, conclusions of law and decree;
signed
M. N. Teatsr vs.. Henry Hickman-order
granting leave to sell certain property
l.. c. Kilbourne VS.. Anna Sears ct al
G. Z. Stone, L. ]. Co.man and +. ii. Kill
bourne justified as suretes on supersedeas
and appeal bond; motion to strike SUPER
sedeas bond I; denied and bond approved.
Washington National Bank vs.. Column
bia Home Company-Defauit and judg-
meut; signed.
Washington National Bank vs.. J. r.
Brewer ct ux.-Detauit and Judgment !;
signed.
Washington National Bank vs.. J. F..
Brewer ct ai.-Default and judgment;
signed.
Dexter Horton ct al. We. J. s. Lorraine
ct al. Decree for plaintiff.
John +. Dieter ct al. VS.. j. s. Lorraine
OF ai.-Decree for plaintiff.
Assignment of Barre Bros
OF sureties continued ill Friday.
SUPERIOR Court CIVIL DEPARTMENT -
OSBORN. !.
J. w. Upper VS.. ]. Hutton ct AL
Stricken by agreement from trial calen-
dar.
Rainier Avenue Electric Railway Com
pany vs.. Z. ). kloeoer-Continued to
January ~
William Tonkin vs.. Oregon Improve
ment Company-Continued by agreement
To January 10.
J. Z. Adams vs.. Gudmundsen ct ux.-
Action of trustee approved.
Alpheus Byers VS.. A. A. Denny-Order
settling interrogation Is and commission
to take dispositions.
Home Fire Insurance. Company Va,
Frank X. Spinning-Dsfault and iudg-
ment in sum OF SIP a..
Nellie NJ. Scurry ct al. VS.. w. NJ Jones
Findings of fact. conclusions of law and
judgment; signed.
William r. Eckhart vs.. Solomon w.
Knnkle-Findings for defendant in sum OF
$3.31
Laramie Mayer vs. ]. Ii. woolery ct
al.--On trial
CRIMINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. >.
Patrick Lanney vs., Walter ]. Coffman-
Transferred from equity department.
PROBATE pEP.RraEsr--LASGLEY >.
Estate OF Charles Il. f,rown-Petliion
for letters of administration; January II
set Tor hearing.
Estate of Henry l.. Yesier-C. ".
Shesfe. w. @. Latimer and J. w. Ed
wards appraisers.
Guardianship Of Clarence A. and Her
bert i. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. report
filed.
Estate of Geraldine NJ. r GiIbers-In-
ventory and appraisement died.
Insanity of Caroline g. Cook-Com-
mltted TO asylum.