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PASTURES.

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IL feed and care; convenient to San Francisc !;
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

- ULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
- pany.-Location OF principal place OF business,
san Francisco, California; location of works
Bedie Mono County, California
\ office is hereby given that at meeting or the
Board OF Directors. he'd on Thursday, the twenty
fourth (24th) dsy OF May, S94, an assessment
go. 81 OF Ten (lO) Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of tho corporation payable
Immediately In United States gold coin TO the
Secretary. the ofhcs OF the company, room No
33, Nevada block, No 500 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California, or to the Farmers
liam street. New York.
Any stock upon which this assessme nt shall re-
main unpaid on Friday, the twenty-ninth (29th)
day OF June, 1894, will become deiinquest and be
advertised Tor sale at public auction; and I'M ess
payment is made before. Will be sold on FRIDAY
the twenty seventh (27thJ day OF july, 1894 to
pay tho delinquent assessment, together with
cost OF advertising aud expenses of sale. BY
order of the Board of Directors
L. OSBORN. Secretary.
Ohce-ROom No. 33, Nevada block. No. 3O9
NJ Montgomery street, San Francisco California
my25 I'd
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STORAGE

- :, - -, ~ ~ =
i ~ suitable Tor storage my23 Ats
I : GLASGOW ST, BET EDDY AND ELLIS.
IL freproof building; floors; furniture pianos
VehlcleS, etc. myl1 15t
4 DYANCES MADE ON FURNITURE PIANOS
y and goo1s stored; also furniture In houses
bought for cash. LlEBES' Storage Company
q Stockton plsce), $40 Stockton ST apS 6m
EIRST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE,
642-644 Mission st. CD As. L TAYLOR. jel3 tt
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Level an rolling; 40 miles from san Fran cisco;
railroad stations the land: boat landing nea r.;
fine land at from $40 to 500 per acre; very easy
terms. Maps and views sent application TO
GEO. T. TROWBKIDGh. Cotati or CANAAN d
LYON, 2l5 KearnY ST. no3H
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

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You can get any of the books on this list

Present the Coupons at THE CALL Branch
Office, 7Io 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 may not be disappointed in securing ONE
of them. Postage paid.
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DANCHO DE NOVATO, COMPRISING 5000
III acres, at Novato, Marin County, Cal, on the
line OF S. F. and n 2. Ry (DOnahue broad gaugel,
rs miles from San Francisco This property has
been subdivided into Jrac rs an small ranches
of from 10 TO 200 acres any desired size. The
land varies from low hills TO rich bottoms and is
perfectly adapted to growing olives, prunes.
peaches, grapes and all kinds OF fruit. grain and
vegetables. Unlimited marEet In city for pro-
duce; both rail and water transportation from the
property 10 san Francisco: low freight ana fares.
Town of NoYato. railroad station, hotel, stores,
frst-cIass graded school, pOstofhce and express
ofhces, meat market. etc, all on the property.
Call on or address syn DICATE INVESTMENT
CO., 81 and 50 Chronicle building. my2 u
HOMES IN SANTA CLARA VALLEY-THE
II great Murphy ranch nov suDdiyided into to
~ acres homes at $50 to Shopper acre: long tim
more than 100 sales made in past months: also
homes miles from Oakland at $l25 per acre;
big list OF improved farms on al railroads near
san Francisco; ranches to exchange for city and
business property. LARRIN, JAMES Il CO., $50
Market St s mVI8 lat
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AgORAGA VALLEY.

Choice subdl visions Of the celebrated MorAEa
Rancho in tracts from two to twenty acres; only
eight miles from Oakland, Cal; fruits, vines and
nuts grow in prOfusion; chickens do well: never
falling springs and creeks Of pure water; good
schools and daily trains; the new TOWNSHIP Of
GLORIETTA,
Surrounded by these little farms, is subdivided
into large villa lots: truly ideal spot for
couRtry home; small cash payment. balane e long
time At per cent. Address the owners MORAGA
LAND ASSOCIATION, "a and SIS, Chronicle
building, San Francisco. my1S FrSuTu I'm
TOR HOMES IN THE SANTA CRUZ NOUN
L tains or land In Los Gato5 vicinity call on or
address c. r. STETSON, room Is. Parr Block, Los
G2tOs P. o. box z9S sells RrSuWe tt
EXCHASGE 100 ACRES 10 MILES FROM
L Oakland at bottom cash price and $1,000 cash
for bay city properties; worth $1,000 Address
Exchange box At, this ONCE my33 7LS
GHEAP LAM,
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$40 WILL LOCATE 100 ACRES.
$50 WILL LOCATE 800 ACRES.
Sl60 WILL LOCATE $40 ACRES.
Call or write for particulars.
CALIFORNIA LAND BUREAU,
mylS IT II MONTGOMERY ST.
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DEsT a BELCHEK MINING CuMPANY-Lo
ID oRtIon Of phne pal place of business San Fran.
cisco, Cal; location Of works. virginia CITY
Storey County. New.
Notice 10 hereby given that st a meeting of the
Board of Trustees held on Monday. the thirtieth
(30th) day OF April, 1884, an assessment (No 56)
Of twenty Tive (25) cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation payable
Immediately In United States gold coin TO the
Secretary, at the Office OF the csmpany room "a
Nevada block, SOC Montgomery st. San Francisco
Cal
Any stoek upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tuesday the fifth (5th) day OF
June 1894. will become delinquent aud adyer-
tlsed for sale at public auction, and unless nav.
ment Is made before, will be sold on TUESDAY,
June %, 1894. to pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost OF advertising and expenses Of
sale. BY order OF the bosrd or Trustees.
J.. OSBORN, Secretary
Onlce-Room No. 80, Nevada block No. SOC
Montgomery street. San Francisco, California; I'd
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The Favorite Collection of ongs........
Seventy two popular songs, complete and
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HALE 4 NORCROSS SILVER MINING CO.
IL Location OF principal place of business san
Francisco, California; location OF works, Virginia
Mining District. storey County, Etats of Nevada
NStice IL hereby given that AZ meeting OF the
1884, an assessment GO 1857 OF Is cent, per
share levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
portion. payable Immediately in United states
gold coin, to the secretary. at the o7ieo OF the
company. room rs, Nevada block. No. 3o9 Mont
EomerJ street, San Francisco. California
ANY stock upon which this ASSIGNMENT shall re-
main unpaid on Tuesday, the 9th day of june
1894, win be delinquent and advertised for sale
al public auction. aud unless payment Is made be-
foro will be sold On THURSDAY, the 18th of June
1894, To pay the delinquent ASSESSING ut tsgsther
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale,
BY order on Board OF Trussoes
4. B. THOMPSON, Secretary
omcs-Roon rs, Nevada bleck. No. yO9 Mont.
gomery street, San Francisco. California my9 I'd
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LIE RANCHO CoTATL

7 AND IN LOTS TO SUIT, FROM B ACRES
4 A n in
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

FAST SIERRA NEVADA MINING COMPANY
~ Location OF priEeipEi place OF business, san
s tIcr.a Ser 0aL location OF works. virginia.
Notice is hereby given that at 8 mestiss Of tho
noara o. directors, held on Inc 10TH gay OF jar
per share levied the capital stock OF that
corporation. payable Immediately in Uniteo states
god coin TO the secretary. at tbs once OF tho
company, $40 Pine street, room %, saa Francisco,
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the pad day Of February, 1894,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
be SOLD on FRIDAY. the 9th daY OF March, 1894.
TO pay the Delinquent assessment, sogeeh er with
the cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY
order of the beard Of directors.
GEORGE r SPISNEY, Secretary.
omcs-slo Pine street, room rs, San Francisco.
NOTICE OF PoSTPoNEMEET
In accordance with law and an order OF the
board OF directors OF the East Sierra Nevada Min
ing Company ad opted az its meeting OF February
delinquency Of assessment No. 3, levied January
10, 1894, is postponed to March 20, 1894, and the
date OF sale for unPsid assessment No. 8 Is posi-
poned to April 49, 1884.
BY order OF the beard OF directors Of the East
Sierra Nevada Mining Company.
GEO r. SPiSNEY, Secretary.
onaoe-Slo Pizs street. room %, San Francisco.
February 1s, 1894
NOTICE OF POSTPoNEMEST.
In accordance with law and order of the
board OF directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
OSnpeng aOOpIeu AZ lI5 meeting oI
10, 1894, and entered in its Teoorts the daIe OF
delinquency or assessment No. 8. levied January
10, 1884 Is further postponed TO April 20. and the
day OF sale fer unpaid assessment No. is further
Postponed TO May IL. 1894. BY order OF the
board OF directors of tho East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE Z. SPINNEY, Secretary.
onice-310 Pine ST.. room 70, San Francisco.
Cal.
March 19. 1894
NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMENT
In accordance with law and an order OF the
board of directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted at its meeting OF April
10, 1894. and entered In its records, The date OF
delinquency OF assessment No. 3, levied January
10, 1884 is further postponed TO May 49, 1894, and
the day OF sale for unpaid assessment Nc. is fur
board of directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE H. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Qmce-sl0 Pine St, room 20. San Francisco,
Cal.
April le. 1894
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GARLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

TFFURNITUREY 0U WANT GOoD AND CHEAP
! see h. SCHELLHAAS. 4O9 Eleventh st.nl 7eodtf
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MONEY WANTED.

VA ANTED-slO,O0O AT 10 PER CENT; Sc
~ curty $40 0O0. apply mmedlatey, room
a., 969 Broadway, Oakland. ny23 st
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BISHOP M'NIERNEY'S FUNERAL
Impressive Ceremonies Attended by
the State Officers.
Ry Associatcd PressN

ALBANY Jan. "a drizzlng rain
made the weather hefitting accompani-
ment to the solemn service sung and said
for the dead prelate. Right Rev. Bishop
McNierney, this morning.
The hour set for the service was
O'Clock. and shortly before that time the
reserved seats on the main aisle OF the
Cathedral had been filled with notable
persons. Gov. Flower and the State off,
GERS occupied the right OF the centre
aisles. the State Board OF Regents the
left, and the seats behind were occupied
or Manning, Lieut.-Gov. Sheehan and
the SoGulities OF the Cathedral.
The array Of clergy In the sombrely
draped sanctuary was very Impressive.
1t included the ce!ebrant OF the mass,
Archbishop CorrIgan, Of New York; the
Very Rev. r. NJ. 4. Burke, OF Albany;
the Deacons OF Honor Deans James
McDermott, OF Glrnns Falls, and James
T.. Duffy, OF Greenbush; the Sub-DeR-
Reilly; Chanceiior Joseph II. Mangan,
Master Of Ceremonies. and his assistants,
the Rev. Fathers Joseph IL. Fitzgerald.
NJ. l.. Walsh and j. \. Slattery. The
crush OF people was so great that thou
sands could not get into the church.
The music was sung by choir OF
ATTY voices In the chapel and forty In the
sanctuary. Prof. Du Mouchel presided
at the organ, and Parlaus orchestra
was also present.
Archb!shop Williams and bishops Nc
Quad and Ran pronounced absolutions,
and then the casket was lowered beneath
the main altar into the burial vault there
constructed. The sermon was delivered
by Father Walsh, OF Troy
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Chicken Salad,

One pint of cold boiled or roasted
chicken. one cIpful OF celery, Mayon-
naise dressing. Cut the chicken up auits
small. scrape, wash and cut the celery
fine. and mix well together. To make
the Mayonnaise dressing. put the yollx
OF raw egg into a bowl. and with q
small wooden spoon stir in half tea
spoonful of mustard, half a teaspoon ful
of salt. and little cayenne. When well
| mixed, begin adding olive oil, drop by
drop, stirring constantly. When ths
mixture begins to thicken, the oil
may be added more rapidly. Use one
cupful OF oil altogether. When the dress.
ing becomes too thick to stir easily, thin
1t with little vinegar. Add vinegar to
the taste. Mix part of the dressing with
the prepared chicken and celery, an
range the chicken in the salad dish, pour
| over the remainder OF the dressing, ana
garnish with small celery leaves and tn
yolk of hard-boiled egg rubbed through
fine strainer. Where the flavor of oil
is disliked, the following dressing may BE-
substituted for the Mayonnaise Boil
four eggs hard. take off the shells and
pound the yolks to a smooth paste. ADJ
| one teaspoonful of mixed mustard. quar-
| ter of a teaspoonful of white pepper, hall
that quantity of cayenne. and salt 10
! taste. Stir them well. and, when thor.
oughly mixed. thin with vinegar to thu
consistency of cream, adding the vins.
gar slowly.
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The Kiss Historic.

Kissing as a mode OF salutation comes
from ITS use to express reverence or
worship. To adore and to kiss idols
means the same thing. The word adore"
signifies to carry the hand to the mouth
that is. to kiss 1t to the object of adora-
tion. We still kiss the hand in salu-
taton. Various parts OF the body have
always been kissed. and are still, in all
countries but the United States, to dis
tinsuIsh the character of the regard
Thus. to kiss the lips Is to adore the
living breath OF the person saluted; to
kiss the feet is to humble oneself in
alteration; to kiss the garment Is to en-
Iress reverence or veneration to what
ever belongs to or touches the person
wearing it, Kissing under the mstle-
toe comes from Scandinavian mythology
| Balder. the Apollo OF the North. was
killed by 4 mistletoe arrow. given to
| the blind Holder by Loki, the god of
| mischief. Balder was restored to life
and the mlstletoe. given In charge of
| Fr!ga, was never again TO be an instru-
pent of evil until 1t touched the earth,
the empire OF Loki. Hence, In decora-
tion 1t Is always hung from the cell
ing, and when persons of opposite sexes
lass under 1t they give each other the
kiss OF peace and love In the full assur-
ance that the mistletoe is no longer an
instrument of mischief. In the Scrip
| lures there are kisses of reverence, sub
lection. peace, submission and treach-
cry. According TO Matthew, Dean OF
Westminster. 1t was the custom to kiss
the hand OF the Pope, but a woman OF
| the eighth century not only did SO. but
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THE BARRowCL1FFE CASE.

The doctors ard detectives are still
laboring with Miss Barrowcline to draw
back her memory to the terrible event
which has driven 1t away and brought
her to the verge of the grave. As yet
the mind refuses to respond and articu-
lation IL very difficult. But the doctors
have now good hope that her life will
be spared. and they believe that as she
RECEIVERS strength the past as well as
distinct speech will return to her.
Another man has been arrested in
Brooklyn on suspicion OF being con-
cerned In the assault. but there seems
to be little reason to believe that he is
the guilty party. Meanwhile. the police
are busy with their theories. none OF
which carry much plausibility with
them The conclusion that the young
woman was not dragged to the place
where she was found because her
roll of music was near her has but little
force, as 1t would be quite natural for
the victim to have retained her grasp of
on this circumstances some of the detec-
tives base their positive statement that
the crime was committed by some ac-
quaintance OF the girl whom she ac-
companied across the lot.
The whole country feels deep interest
Barrowcliffe's bed of suffering with q
sincere hope that her life may be spared
and her cruel assailant discovered.
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Wedding Invitations.

Every friend and acquaintance whose
acquaintance Is desirable is invited to
the church wedding. 1t is perfectly
proper to omit their names from the
list Of reception guests. II the circle OF
friends be too large. announcement cards
may be sent to those not invited to the
wedding People who are invited to a
wedding send cards to the house II they
cannot attend, and either send or leave
them within ten days after the wedding.
Those cards should be sent to the
mother of the bride. The wedding guests
should call on the bride herself at her
first at home day. and are expected to
invite her during the first year after her
marriage. People who receive neither
an invitation to the wedding nor an
nouncement cards after it, may consider
their friendship is no longer desired. and
commit a great breach Of etiquette to
make any calls.
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A Happy Home ON Ten Dollars.

To the Editor.
have been married now year. and have
always managed to get along on SO (my week
salary. pay N2 rent and DO not eat ls-cent
butter or 27ii-cent tea, as Charles r.. Brook
lyn." says &c. b." does But get 3s-cent but
ter and sc-cent tea, and at the end Of the week
have a doila. or so left. But all this credit ID
due my wife. who is q shrewd manager. My ad-
vice to any young man contemplating marriage.
and who's. salary is only $40 a week. IL to get
married at once. the sooner the better providing
he int .nds to marry . girl who knows how to
pinch . dollar when buying. and has craze
for the bargain counter My home consists Of Ave
rooms. furnished complete. The furnishings be-
long to US, and not to instalncnt houses Posi-
bly, Charles F., Brooklyn" is one OF the kind
who earn IS or 50 q week. and is looking for some
rich father-in-law TO prop him UP. I might say
that while writing this my wife and have pint
OF lager and cheere sandwiches staring us in the
face. Little &c. s. B. Is sound asleep. and
doubt very much II you could hnd a happier home
than ours. @. g. b.. Brooklyn.
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STEALING LEGISLATURES.

Two years ago the Democrats. under
the promptlngs OF their machine leaders.
stole the State Senate. Then. with the
power they had thus acquired they made
an enumeration OF the Inhabitants Of the
State under Democratic auspices. reor-
ganized the Senate districts and reap
portioned the members OF Assembly.
Having thus, as they believed, secured
a Democratic State Legislature for many
years 10 come. they passed laws for the
holding OF a constitutional convention
and the election Of delegates thereto, In
the full confidence that the body en-
powered 10 revise and reconstruct the
fundamental law OF the State would
under tho Democratic redistricting law,
have a good Democratic majority.
Two years later, on the first opportu-
nifty offered. the people of the State
elected a Republican Legislature and a
Republican majority to the constitutional
convention. under the very laws passed
by the Democrats to insure q different
result.
They elected a majority of Republi-
cans to the Legislature as a rebuke to
the Democratic leaders They did not
intend that laws should be enacted or
rejected at tho dictation of a Tammany
boss. But they only intrusted the Repub-
licans with limited degree Of power, so
| that they might be held in check by the
Democratic Executive.
Now the Republicans, under the
/ prompting OF their machine leaders, are
| plotting to steal a two-thirds vote both
in the Senate and Assembly. in order
to enable them to pass over the Gov
ernor's veto such partisan bills as their
bosses dictate and as are certain not
to meet the Executive approval.
What will be the verdict OF tho people
on this dishonest policy7 When the op-
portunity offers will they not rebuke
the theft OF legislative power by the
Republicans as severely as they rebuked
It when committed by the Democrats7
The Democrats stole a Senate elected
under a fraudulent census and an unfair
organization Of the districts perpetuated
for twelve or thirteen years through a
scandalous defiance of constitutional OBJ.
legations. and grossly misrepresenting
the political sentiments of the State
| The Republicans are preparing to steal
Senate nearly all the members OF
which fairly represent the majority OF
the people OF their several districts, and
who are elected at least under an hon.
est enumeration of the people OF the
state, in accordance with the Constitu.
tion.
Which is the greater ofrense Of the
two?
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A Carpenters Weekly Expenses.

IL tnS bntOf.
A young couple can't live on love. Carlos"
don't mind all these smart people. Now. I
will tell you how much II costs me to live
My groceries, meat and coal. 81 a week: milk
81 bakery. 81; rent, - a week; that makes sii
q week. and there is not a family In Brooklyn
that can live any cheaper and have enough to
eat We don't believe in starving In America
Anr that 's not all. Carlos" am a man OF
twenty Ave years, and have been married fve
years. and have had four children. and no twins
Now. all that takes money and you might get
the same good luck as have had. am car
penter by trade. and get $3.50 week. and /
have not lost twenty days this year. including
legal holidays and l have not saved a penny
for the future. have been paying doctors bills
all the year and the same thing might be in
store for you. l am not trying to discourage
you, Carlos" but try and little from
what you get, and II your girl loves you. She
too can save a little until you get more wages
which hope you will get soon. G. j..
Brooklyn N. Y.