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The morning call., 1894-05-06
FOOTBALL.
Games That Will Take Place This
Afternoon.

Afternoon.
The Thistles and Fort Masons will meet to-
day at Colma, under the auspices OF the newly
formed Imperial Athletic Club.
The Imperial Club has put up handsome
trophy for competition between the two teams,
which will become the property OF the success
ful eleven.
The game will undoubtedly be The event Of
the season, as the Fort Masons are such a
vastly improved team that they feel they have
good chance TO defeat tie Scots.
The confidence of the army boys Is not pre-
sumptuous in view OF their late victories over
the Wanderers and Rangers. and the drawn
game which they played the Scottish team a
few weeks ago has inspired them with the feel
Ing that the Thistle aggregation is not invin-
chile.
Both teams will put forth their strongest and
hest players. and the contest is sure TO be a bat
tie royal from start TO finish. assuming that the
grounds are In good condition and the elements
favorable.
The Presidio and AlcatraZ teams of the Army
Football Association played friendly game Oh
Saturday at the reservation which ended In
favor OF the AlcatraZ boys by 4 score of 3 to q.
A game between two military teams is being
arranged to take place at the fair grounds on
Sunday, May II, which should prove drawing
card.
The Pastimes and Rangers will meet on the
fair grounds to-day In friendly contest. The
game VIII he called at O'Clock and with the
keen rivalry existing between both elevens 1t
should prove an exciting contest
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COURSING.
The End of the Season at Hand.
Sale of Eirst-Class Dogs.

AS the courSing season has about ended there
Is little news Of any note worthy of mention
The Pacific COursing Club held its annual
meeting ana election of officers few evenings
ago. William D. Murphy was elected presi-
dent; M. O'Hara, first vice-president; p. Ryan
second vice-president; James c. Maher, CORE
spending secretary; Joseph Watkins, record
ing secretary. The club will hold meeting
to-day at Ocean View
A big sale of young stock was held at the
Barbican, London, England. on April z, and
good prices were realized In many instances.
A glance over the returns OF the sale seems To
show that saplngs by Herschel and Young
Fullerton averaged much higher prices than
any others. Seventy-two guineas for white
and red dog by Herschel out Of Chireta,. and
seventy-one guineas for brindled bitch
whelped In January of last year by Young
Fullerton, out OF Tinsel, were the high.
est prices paid for saphngs. A Few
seasoned greynounds were DISPOSED of;
very useful animal, but not quite In the frst
flight, which fetched 145 guineas and has
found new home at Waterford, in the south
east Of Ireland.
The friends OF Tom Cronin will be glad 10
learn thar "the grand old man of the leash''
has returned once again 10 his post OF duty.
after enjoying most pleasant vacation In the
suburbs OF the city. Cronin is looking splendid.
and Is now ready to talk cOursing against
Tommy Hall or any otner patron OF The sport.
Colonel j. L. North'S kennel or areyhounds
are TO be sold at public auction at Ethan.
Kent, on June g. The colonel seems to have
tired OF coursing now that he has Fullerton 10
win Waterloo cups for him.
Police Ofiicer 0Connor, who keeps close
watch on Lottie's fountain daily, states that he
Will match Bingo ii against any dog IN the
State, best three in five races. for considera-
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peria Is abundant in all the waters about
Hamilton's. as is also umbellularia. another
delight of the canvasback, wild rice
smartweed, nutgrass and many oiner
seed-bearing aquatic plants upon whlcI
the better grade of ducks dellgnt
10 feast. Umbellulara is common
sight In most all of the waters in North
western Nebraska, from the Lugenbeel marshes
down TO the Fatte, although by It's scientlnc
appellatfon 1t is generally unknown.
1t Is genus of the deep sea alcyonarla, and
consists of large flower-iike polyp, filled with
seeds or nuts bout The size OF marrowfat pea,
situated at the top of long, slender Stem,
which stands upright in the mud, supported by
dubious base. Smartweed is the especial
delectailon of the mallard. There are many
hundred species of this plant, but the one In
question produces burning sensation when
coming In contact with the tender portion
OF ones skin. volatile acridity chaiac-
feriZes both leaves and stem. while the
roots are very astringent and give 10 u
the name OF water-pepper or smartweed. All
duck-hunters. the Observant kind. anyway, are
or should be familiar with the character OF
wlla rice, nut-grass and the cOmmoner 1000 OF
Wild fowl"
The morning call., 1894-05-06
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

CHALLENGE CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
~ panv-Losation of principal place OF busine IS,
San francisco, CAL; location of works, Gold Hill,
New.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
board OF directors. held the Sd day OF April,
1924. assessment so. 16) or five (5, cents per
share was levied on the capital stock OF the cor
poration, payable Immediately In United States
gold coin TO the secretary ut the ONCE OF the ON
pany. room IS, third floor, Mills buid ding, corner
Bush and Montgomery streets, San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Sth day OF May. 1894, will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
tion, aud nm ess payment Is made before will be
sold on T & ESDAY, the 29th day of May 1894, to
pay the delinquent assessment together with lh Q
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY
order Of the Board of Directors.
c. L. Mccoy, Secretary.
ofce-Room SIS. third floor. Mills building. cor
ner Bush and Montgomery streets, San Francisco.
CaI ana I'd
E'AST SIERRA NEVADA MINING COMPANY
IL Location OF principal place OF business, san
francisco. Cal: location of works. Virginia.
Storey County, New.
Notice Is hereby given that at a nesting of the
board OF directors, held on the 10th day of JAN
usry. 1884, an assessment mo. 81 OF five (5) cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock or tat
corporation, psya bisi nm edatey in United States
20 d coin to the secretary. at Jh5 once of the
company, $40 Pine street, room 2S San Francisco,
Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 23d day of February, S94,
will be delinquent and vcrtsed for sal at public
be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF March. 1894.
TO pay the deliH Qucnt assessment, togeth er with
the cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY
order OF the board of directors.
GEORGE r SPINNEY, Secretary.
omce-3l0 Pine street, room 2s. san Francisco,
The morning call., 1894-05-06

The athletes and wheemen had great days
outing yesterday at Recreation Park. The
wheel has been pushed rapidly TO the front,
and now commands the premier position so far
as outdoor sports is concerned.
The amateur wrestling match between Eek
hardt and Andrews Will draw large crowd TO
the Alcazar on Tuesday evening, The wrestlers
will struggle for the honors of the Olympic and
and Acme athletic clubs.
The fy-casting tournament OF last Friday was
a very successful affair." II proved the great
Interest that Is being taken in angling by
residents OF this city.
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NOTICE OFF PosTpoNFMENr.

In accordance with law and an order of the
board OF directors OF the East 81 ezra Nevada Min
ing Company adopted At its meeting OF February
10. 1894, and entered In its records the date OF
delinquency of assessment No. 3, levied January
10, 1894, Is postponed to March %, 1894 and the
date OF sale for unpaid assessment No. Is post
poped TO April l3, 1894.
By order of the board of directors OF the East
Sierra Nevada Mining Company.
GEO. x. SPtNNEY, Secretary.
once-3lo Pine street. room %, San Francisco.
CaI
The morning call., 1894-05-06
March 10, 1894
NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT

In accordance with law and order of She
board of directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted at Its meeting OF April
16, 1894 and entered In its records, the date OF
delinquency of assessment No. 3, levied January
10, 1894 is further postponed to May lS 1894, and
the day of sale for unpaid assessment No. is fur
ther postponed to June 8, lS9i. BY order OF the
board of directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE r. SPINNEY. Secretary.
ofhce-Sl0 Pine St, room 2S. San Francisco,
Cal.
April 16. 1894. aple I'd
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Il February 10. 1894.
NOTICE OF POsTPoNEMENT.

In accordance with law and order OF the
board of directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company adopted at Its meeting of Marc h
19, 1894, and entered in Its Is the date OF
delinquency or assessment No. g. levied January
TO- 1894. is further postponed TO April 90 and the
day or sale for unpaid assessment No. ) Is furtb or
postponed to May IL. 1894 BY order OF the
board OF directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE R. sPINNEY, Secretary.
once-3lO Pine st. room 28 San Francisco.
Cal
The morning call., 1894-05-06

TAmerican buggles are superseding those
OF English make in London and Paris.
The only light. graceful vehicles in Europe
come from this country
The morning call., 1894-05-06

HALE & NoRCRosS SILVER MINING co..
II Location OF principal place OF business. san
Francisco, California; location of works. Nirs MIA
mining District. Storey County, state of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board OF Trustees, held the lst day OF May,
1894, an assessment (No. 1U5l of rs cents per
share was levied upon the CAPITAL stock of the
portion. payable Immediately in United states
gold coin. to tho secretary at the once OF the
company. room 20. Nevada block, No. 500 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on Tuesday, the 5th day of June,
1894. VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made be-
fore. viii be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th of June,
1894. to pay the delinquent assessment togethe er
with costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order of Board OF Trustees
A. B. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Omcs-hoom 26. Nevada block, No. 3O9 NJ ont
gomery street, San Francisco California. my2 I'd
The morning call., 1894-05-06
NEWOFFER
ONE COUPON ONLY
WHICH WILL Be FOUND AT BOTTOM OF THIS COLUMN
FOR ONE COUPON and TEN CENTS
You can get any of the books on this list.

You can get any of the books on this list.
Present the Coupons at THE CALL Branch
Office zIo Market street, NOT at the Montgomery
street office Books will be delivered only between
A. M. and p. II.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Out of town subscribers who
send orders by mail requested to make at least
four selections from the latest list Obtanable in order
that they NAV not be disappointed in securing ONE
of them. Postage paid.
The morning call., 1894-05-06

pest & BELCHER MINING CoMPANY-Lo.
- cation OF ptnclpal place OF business San Fran.
cisco, Cal: location of works. Virginia City,
Storey County, New
Board OF Trustees held on Monday, the thirtleth
(30th) day OF April. 1894, an assessment mo 56)
"f twenty Two (25) cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Secretary. at the office OF the conn pany room AZ
Cal.
Anystock UPON which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tuesday the fifth (Sth) dsy OF
June, 1894. will become delinquent and adver-
tlsed Tor sale at public auction, and unless paw
nent Is made before, win be sold on TUESDAY
June 20, 1924. to pay ths delinquent assessment.
together with cost of advertls and expenses of
sale. BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
i. OSBORN, Secretary
Omce-Room No. 33, Nevada block No 900
MonIgomcry street san Francisco, California; I'd
GROWN POINT GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ company; location or principal place of bus-
Hill, Storey County. New.
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting OF the
9oaro OF dIrectors held on the twenty-third (23)
DAY OF April. 1894, assessment mo. 64) OF
wv -nve lzol cents per share was levied upon
VIC cspltal STOCK OF the corporation, payable i'm.
meulately In United States gold coin to the secrc
Lary. at tne once of the company, room 35 third
noor OF Mills building, n Il. cor. Bush and Mont
gomery sts, San Franctsco. Cal
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid OH the 2Sth day of May. 1894. Will
be deiiuquent and advertised for sale at public
auction: and unless payment is made be fore w Ill
be scld on MONDAY the 18th dny OF June 1894
TO pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising ana expenses of sale BY
order OF the board of directors
JAMES NEWLANDS, Secretary.
once: Room IS. third floor OF n ills building
NE. cor Bush and MONTGOMERY sts., San Fran
cisco. Cal ap24 I'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15

Tho question Of markets s. what
seems TO DO bothorng o great many Of
tho beginners In market poultry culture
Admitting that the markots arc tho koy.
notes Of success, Il must not DO inferred
that thcru aro but fow good markets
in this country. Now York furnishes a
good market for several states, Boston
for New England aud Richmond, Nor
folk and Atlanta for tho south, and Chi.
cage, Denver, etc, for tho west. But
the best market Of all Is tho retail one.
Create q retail trade, and you get tho
cream Of prices aud save tho profits Of
middlomon. Il IS q mistake to ship u
great distance. Let tho eastern mon keep
their product east and tho southern
men south, and the western mon west
II So tho only way 20 prevent u glut and
tho surcst way Of making tho most out
Of tho business, according 20 Farm
Poultry.
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out operated by hand. and az hand
machines All belonging to the first
Eioup may be dismissed with the state
Illeh' that they are unnecessarily expen'
siVe and complicated, and will not, even
W lhe most careful hands, do the work
thoroughly and effectively as the ma.
Shines belonging to the second and
lhird groups, in which the cheapest,
most practical and efficient example is
l9und ~ a strong, light, double-acting,
uouoie discharge lorce pump mounted
on barrel, II may be said that while
they can not do the work as rapidly as
tne machines OF the first class they are
more elective, much cheaper and tar
less wasteiul Of the liquid used. To the
thifd class belong the knapsack sprayers,
which are the only ones necessary to
notice IN this connection. There IS no
question that for all moderately low
Erowing crops the knapsack sprayer
nus every requirement. In no other
machine IS the work so absolutely at all
tunes under control, Il being possible to
place nearly every drop OF liquid eX-
acty where II Is wanted. Knapsack
pumps are now used In many moderate
SIZE vineyards, also in place, where the
morse power apparatus, owing to the
nature al the land or the manner OF
cultivation can not be utilized.
Many firms throughout the country as
VIII be seen by reference to the columns
OF any good agricultural paper. are en-.
gagged IN the manufacture and sale Of
me various machines mentioned.
Taking up the question Of spraying
more specifically / will call attention
hsst 10 the apple diseases and their treat
ment but time not allowing me more
Tor this week will continue this IN
next weeks News.
Respectfully,
Tii0s. l.. NissINo,
Assistant Secretary, Utah STATE Board
OF Horticulture.
Box 1913, Salt Lake City Utah.
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navo tnom eggs, but'cr, vegetables and
tho like. Much better prices can thus
be obtained II your crop Is larger than
you can thus handle. ship to some 70.
liable commission firm IA tho nearest
city"
r, L. Taylor said. "Soll directly 90
customers In and about your own 10.
cnlity " you are adapted 90 tho business.
aud, II not thcn employ some enc who
is"
Several approved of selling 10 tho
largo retail dealers direct All agreed
that honey should be- guarded carefully
and put up In attractive lyle NJ. Ma
hin said: "Much depends upon circum.
stances and tho si2o of tho crop. What
would pay best I'm one ca.o would not Ina
another" Ho has always disposed Of
his honey at homo
p. H. Elwood replied: "It has proved
bost for us 20 Wholesale it and lot those
In the retail business soil 90 consumers.
Our homo trndo TO customers who come
TO the door for 10 usually takes from
1000 10 5000 pounds This particular
branch Of tho retail trade we will hold
onto. The bookocpcr must bo governed
by circumstance In many localities
tho retail trade Is best, decidedly"
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TIPPED THE CROWN PRINCE.
Texas Jack Rewarded Royalty Tor Help
ing Him out OF Difficulty.

ing Him out OF Difficulty.
Tho following story is going tho
rounds Of social circles in Copenhagen,
Tho crown prince, who loves to tal,o
long walks, was promenading tho othor
day along tho Strandney whom he oamo
across one OK the tollkeepors. After pay.
ing his tax no began conversation
with tho good man, sitting ON the bench
which tho keeper occupied A fow min.
utos later q rider came running toward
them The crown prince recognized
him as Texas Jack, who had ridden in
several races recently
Tho sportsman neither know tho
crown prince nor that he was TO pay toll
for tho privilege Of using tho street
Tho keeper was obliged 10 catch tho hri-
do Of Texas Jacks stocd o., speaking
no Danish, the latter diduot understand
the demands made upon him and wish
cd TO push by. Texas Jack was grow
ing angry when his royal highness step.
ped forward and announced in English
that users Of the way had opay / 0 ooro.
Upon hearing this tho long haired
rider at onco put his hand In his pocket,
pulled out 90 ocro and gayo tho money
to tho crown prince. Tho latter offered
to return him 10 ooro, hut the Yankee,
with q majestic wave Of his whip, told
the crown prince to keep tho change Us
reward for helping him out of his
difficulty
On the following day tho crown prince
went to the races. Among tho compel.
itors was Texas Jack A fow minutes
before DO was TO show tho skin Of him.
self aud horse ho rodo up In front OF tho
royal pavilion TO make tho customary
oboisanco TO tho king, But no almost
dropped his reius when, looking up, ne
saw the man to whom no had given tho
fec on tho preceding day occupying tho
place reserved for tho crown prince
His royal highnoss greeted him, how
eyor, most heartily and Texas Jack
Fqdo away smiling aud 10 victory.
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MARKeTINa I'D HoNgY coo.
How This Il Done by Leading Apiarists II
Various sections Of Country,

How This Il Done by Leading Apiarists In
Varinu. sections Of Country
Having secured a good crop Of honey,
In what ways can the bcekoepor realize
tho most money from its sale, or what
has proved host Tor you' This query was
sent out for answer by The American
Bee journal aud received replies from
boo mon In various localities Tho ma.
jority give preference to u homo market
when there Ia one.
Ii. y. Cutting said that the homo
market has always proved tho best for
him for quantity Of o ton or under, For
larger amounts - has had 10 ship t0
larger city ma/otR Q. @. Miller said:
"Much depends upon circumstances
Look out for your homo market first 4"
g. NJ Doolittlo replied, "Soll Ut home
o. much as possible, and that remaining
ship ON commission. s, l. Freedom
answered, III one likes the business Of
poddlng, no can frequently realize
enough above wholesale rates 20 moro
than pay him for his limo while retail
ing his crop w, NJ. Bamum also
Thought this good plan, for he advised
as follows; "Soll It retail among your
VILLAGE customers. Work up a regular
route Of your own, SOIL also IL yoU
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M pclI,crr Nm 1lnrnl nI.lrIcl..

Tho late congress instructed tho post.
Office department TO oxpcnd $50, 600 in
experimental FREQ dolivory Of mail in
rural districts, appropriating SEQ, 600
for this purpose, but the department
noglects 20 comply, pleading "tho pros.
furo of moro important questions Tho
first assistant postmaster general gavo
out awhile ago that rural free delivery
had proved failure In which no was
promptly oontradictod by some 80 post
masters, People Of the postmaster gcn-
erals own state complain because tho
rural service is not extended In this way.
Now is tho timo for Mr. Bissoll to push
this branch OF tho postal service, says
Who Amnricnn ArricnltnriEt
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SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.
SWEDEN

SWEDEN.
a free harbor will probably soon be
built at Gothenburg.
a railroad will be built between Orsa
and Sveg and Osa and Boilnus.
The railroad between Vexio and Kla-
ireslrom has been opened for Traffic.
Several Swedish missionaries have
Just left for the Zulu country in Africa.
The Clark "Ebze" from Hellevik. was
wrecked OIL Lister. The crew was saved
with the greatest difficulty.
Count vladimir Moltke. Huitfeldt. a
large real estate owner OF Qvesarum
died at the age Of 90 years.
a Swedish.American having Just re-.
turned TO Jonkoping his native city,
mas opened an omnibus line in that city.
Eight farms we're burned to the
ground at Albrunna on the island OF
GLAND, and many cattle were roasted to
death.
While quaueling the other day Adolf
ljungqyist OF Druttlnge, shot and
Killed !. A. Wcstergren, a railroad man
Of Lyckas.
Mrs. Elsa Andesdotter, OF Miolkalan.
ga celebrated her one.hundredth BIRTH.
day. She Is In the best OF health aud
able to read withou, aid Of glasses.
Sweden has three species Of seal, the
common seal the rnged or marbed
seal and the gray seal. Some are shot,
Others are caught by means Of nets,
traps and falls. Seal shooting on the
ice Is carried on to a considerable extent
in the Gulf Of Bothnia and the northern
Baltic but has lattery greatly fallen Oh
on account OF the low price OF seal oil.
NORWAY.
Lawyer Axel Bech, an able jurist Of
Chrisiianssand. Is dead.
The women Of Christiania have now
collected $4,000 kroner Tor the matter
Of defense.
Rev. Hauge, has been elected a mem
Der OF the SIorting from the Breyik
election.
The Swedish ship ida" from Karls.
hamn, was wrecked oil Kristiansand
The fate Of the crew Is not known.
Captain Chr. Knudsen, OF Dummen,
has been elected a member OF the Stor.
ting from the Dfammen district
The foremost agitator OF the Radicals
during the campaign was Rev. Wexelsen,
who made about 200 speeches.
The newspaper men Of Christiania
have organized new club, to which
ediiors.in'chief are not eligible.
DENMARK.
A new harbor will be built at Skagen.
The Duchess Of Fife is paying a visit
TO the Danish court.
A high telephone tower will be built
in Copenhagen.
The Rorby farm near Rudkiobing was
burned to the ground,
The emigration from Denmark to the
United States is still decreasing.
The health OF Crown Princess Louise
Is reported to be much improved,
Professor Thor Sunday, OF Copenha.
gen, died at the age OF % years. lie
was one OF the ablest teachers OF the
Copenhagen university.