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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-CHAL
~ Consolidated Mining Company of
lrlHcipal place OF business, San Francisco Cali
fornla: location OF works, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby gwen that al a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held the thirty first (3lst)
day OF October 1894, an assessment (No. III of
I'VE cents (acl per share was levied upon the
capital sto of the corporation, payable i'm
mediatey in United states gold coin TO the sec
Rotary. at the office OF tbs company, room So,
third floor, Mills building, corner Bush aud Mont
gomery streets, san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the fourth (4th) day OF De-
cember, 1894, will be delinquent and advertised
Tor sale at public auction, and unless nayment is
made before will be sold on tn URSDAY, the
twenty-sevsnth (27th) day of December 1894, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advert ising and expenses of sale BY
order OF the Board of Directors.
c L. MCCOY, Secretary.
Offce-Room IS. third floor Mills building
corner Bush and Montgomery streets, San Fran
cisco, California. no2 I'd
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BEKKELEY REAL ESTATE.

pERKELEY-FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
- OF rooms; modern in every respect: char ~
lngly located; price $500; Terms TO suit. Apply
TO owner, j. /. BARkkR. 400-402 Twelfth ST.
Oakland. oc3l If
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LOR SALE-INTERIOR AGENCY ON THIS
= paper; price $500; paying $500 per moDth
iaQl IF
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

CS0 TERMS $3.50 CASH. BALANCE
I'D AOO. $40 per month, without interest; 4.
room house and basement; lot 30xlOO: good Ioca-
ton: near Fruitva!e ave A. Il. SNETSIN GER,
fruttvale station. oc2S II
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'I1Y PAPER ROUTE IN OAKLAND FOR
sale. j. w! l., 1910 Broadway. Oakland. 20 Il
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ZINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND
80 mil eS from this city In lots to suit. from 10
acres upward: very easy terms. Maps, views and
full particulars will be sent application to
CANAAN & LYON, 2l5 Kearny ST., S F. or GEO
I. TRoWBRIDGE, Cotsti. Cal. aulsf
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

JUSTICE MINING CONGRATULATIONS OF
y principal place OF business. San Francisco,
California. Location Of works, COLD Ill., storey
County, Nevada. Notice is hereby given that at q
meeting OF the Board OF Directors, held on the
I'd day of November 1894, assessment mo.
57) of five (5) cents per snare was levied upon
tbs capital stock of the corporation, payable I'M
mediately In United States gold coin to the secre-
tary, at the once OF the company, No. 800 Mont
gomery street. room %, san Francisco, CaiifoT-
mia. ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9th day of December 1894
viii be delnuuent and advertised for sale az pub
nc auction, and unless payment is made before
VIII De sold on Thursday, the 9th day OF Decem-
Der, 1894. 10 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
Pether with the cost OF advertising aud expenses
of sale. BY order OF the Board of Directors.
r. L. KELLY, Secretary
once y o. 3O9 Montgomery street. room %. San
Francisco. California. NOS I'd
NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures
~ Consolidated Mining Company: location of
principal place of business San Francisco Cali
tornia: location of works. Silver Star Mining Dis
trict. Storey Co, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at Getting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the LIST day OF Noyem-
beT 1894, an assessment. o. II, of fye cents per
Share. was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately in United
states gold co n, 10 the secretary, at the once OF
the company, room SO, Nevada BLOCK, NO. 800
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 4th day of December, S94.
Will De delinquent, aud advertised for sale az pub
nc auction, aud unless payment is made before,
Will be sold on Thursday. the 27.h day of Decem-
Der, S74, to pay the delinquent assessment to.
of sale. BY order OF the Board of Directors
ALFRED X DURBROW. Secretary.
once room 6S, Nevada Block. No. 500 Mont
gomsry street. san Francisco, California. no2 I'd
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/ oDGING -HOUSE OF 35 ROOMS, DOING
- good business, for sale; part cash or trade.
Apply COS Front no4 IRA
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A LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS
"A boon to ladies troubled with irregularities:
no danger; safe and sure; 81 SO, exp, ess c. o. D.;
don't delay until too late. oSGoOD BEOS OAK
land. CAL, agents for Alpeau ct Gle apl Il
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I ODGING-HOUsE FOR SALE 40 GEAR
- street MOI 7t4
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BUSINESS CHANCES

no BUY OK SELL A BUSINESS OF AN
KIND, see GUS STRAND 10 Sixth ST .
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davit that the channel throughout this 200
feet averaged forty to fifty feet in width and
yielded little over 1925, 0OO or about $25
per square foot.
Two hundred and fifty feet arther were
worked during the succeeding years, from
which $240, 900 was derived. Beyond this
distance we have no knowledge of the work
or yield of the original company, save that
later the channel ran into q green rock zone,
or rock slide, filling the gorge so that, with
out an entirely new equipment of machinery,
the difficulties encountered could not be over
come. No reserve fund was at hand to meet
this emergency and for time labor was
stopped. 500 feet having been worked from
the date of discovery.
A gentleman named John Pershbaker, ana
associates, subsequently, acquired possession
OF and began 10 work the property; pumping
machinery was erected and the old works
freed from water; pay gravel vas found ell
most from the start, and durfng EEe period OF
Mr.. Perish bakers control, extending until
recent date, the channel worked WELDED, es
near as can be determined, about $3.50. COO
Prior TO this no Government title had been
acquired TO the land, possession being deamed
sufficient, but the richness OF the property In
Cured the greed OF seekers after wealth, and
locations were made by numerous parties
under both the mining and agricultural laws
Suits were brought for possession and &C.
countings-
Mr.. Pershbaker fought these actions vigor-
ously, the litigation being long and bitter
extending over period of six or eight years,
accompanied with much lswlessness and at
least one cold-blooded murder. The great ex-
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would yield profit at the rate Of $50
per cent per annum, and this profit
would be made for great number Of
years, az the extent Of the channel is
enormous.
History of the Property.
Upon the frat discovery OF gold in Califor.
MIA the locality in which this mine is situated
was known throughout the Coast as the
Northern mines. The beds and banks OF all
the streams were yellow with the precious
metal, and the gold product OF these few
square miles has probably never been equaled.
1t was soon found that the "depositories"
Of all this wealth. were the beds OF ancient
rivers traversing the mountain ranges far be-
meath the present surface, whoss channels
had been formed and stored with gold in a
prehistoric age. The later mountain streams,
cutting deep into the face of the country
wore away parts of these ancient channels
and scattered the gold contents along the
present river beds and banks. Hundreds of
men were prospecting in the canyons and on
the moan tain sides OF Little and Middle Butte
creeks in tho early ffties, and in the year
1858 Mr.. Birch and bis associates found the
inlet to the MsgaHa channel aud named the
same the Birch & Barrett mine.
One hundred feet or more below the pres
ent surface was found ehasm or ravine from
ten TO atty feet wide, with precipitous sides of
slate rock, haYing the changing grades but
generally rapid fall, OF a torrentiAl mountain
stream These waterways had performed
their functions away back in the dawn of
time, when the valleys were either deep fs-
sures or the mountain ranges much more ele-
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by NutwoOd. 70, who was disqualified for foullng
by by, half length between Hy by and DR.. Ross,
who was ten lengths in front Of Alexis.
Ryland 80, De IA Guerra 80 and Green Hook S5
also ran, and finished in that order
Betting: TO Hy by. Dr. Ross, each
Alex and Ryland. II TO Green Hook, ~ Nut
wood, 20 De Ia Guerra.
Fourth race, five furlongs, handicap. two-year-
olds; purse $500
A. Gonzales b. c. Rev Alfonso. by Prince Of
Norfork Haydee. 1872 (TurbiviiIe) .......... 80. l
Eikton stables Oh. c. Monterey. by Hidalgo-
Glen Ellen. 10Y (Sloau) Observation-Disclosures. 2
). ID. Meriwethers ch. c. Niagara, by Jim Brown
EyadUa. 80 (CheYalier) 8
Time. :04.
Good start. Won driving by a length, four
lengths between second and third.
Mics Buckley IS also ran.
Betting: I TO Z Rev Alfonso, to . Monterey,
y Niagara Miss Buckley.
Fifth race, FIVE furlongs. selling: purse $3.50
A. B. Spreckels b. (. Straight Tip, 2, by Peel
Oulda. y. $500 (E Jones) Observation-Disclosures.
n. =. airs en-. c. Last Chance. 3, by Duke of Nor
foxy edette, 1l2 (Heunessy) ........., 2
II; - Browns or z. Vulcan, 8, by Conner b.
BolHuger-DeIla Walker, l04 (Combs). ...,..... 3
line, :0414.
GOOD start Won driving by a head, a length be-
tween second and third.
Ficeroy lO4,Gold Dust 100 and PatsyIO'Nen III
also ran, and finished IN that order
Betting: to Straight TIP, 4 TO Last Chance
10 vulcan, i Patsy ON ell, 20 Viceroy 80 Gold
Dust
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waited than now; and in their beds were de-
posted the coarser and heavier gold yielded
by the complete 6isintegration of the mount
ain tops and quartz veins perhaps for thou
sands Of feet in depth. This was followed by
volcanic period, when lava stream flowed
over the whole surface OF the vicinity, locking
in most securely the metallic deposits until
opened once more by the cutting action of
the present river systems. In the Magalia
mine, or channel, this lava flow has flied the
ancient river canyon from wall to wall, cover
ing wealth of gOld-bearing gravel varying
from one foot to twelve feet in depth.
Birch & Barrett worked the channel on its
downward pitch about $50 feet, getting i'm
mense pay, but the time is now so distant
that the amount of the yield cannot be posi-
lively ascertained Mr.. Barrett, however, one
OF the partners, made an affidavit in a suit at
law that on one occasion he had picked up by
hand, from 8 bedrock space of four feet
square, $1,000 in gold nuggets. Nuggets OF
the value OF from $IO0 to $500 were frequent
finds during these days, and ever after while
the mine was being worked.
After working the channel for 8 distance OF
80 feet, as stated, the ingress OF water be-
came too great to handle, and Birch q Bar
rett we're forced, in 1856, 10 run a tunnel $50
feet in length. which, although an arduous
and expensive undertaking with the crude
appliances and unskilled labor OF that early
day, was finally accomplished. The channel
was tapped below the point where work had
ceased, thus enabling them To drift back 200
feet on the rise of the channel. This is the
first accurate testimony we have of the yield
OF the channel, Mr.. Barrett having made aft
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fully invited to attend the funeral TUESDAY
May 20, at O'Clock p NJ. from 1919 Ninth
avenue. East Oakland. Interment Mountain
View Cemetery.
BURKE-In this city, May 20. 1894. Teresa v,
beloved Wife of the late James Burke, and
mother OF Edward and Bessie Burke, native of
New York, aged 40 years.
R0SS-In this city, May 90 1894 Martha. beloved
daughter OF Edward and julia Ross, a native OF
San FRANCISCO aged L year l month and 20
days
MfERS-In this city May 26, 1894. Elena be-
loved daughter or William and Christina Myers.
and sister OF Mrs. Kate Turner, a native of
Point Arena, Mendocno County. aged 10 years.
BERToLUCCI-In This city May %, 1894, G.
Bertolucci. aged TO years
SUTTON-In this city, May "a 1894 Charles
Sutton, native of Castle Donington, Leicester
shire, England, aged II years and 10 days.
ANDERSON-In East Oakland, May %. 1894,
Mena Anderson. beloved N other of Magnus and
Olaf Anderson and Mrs. Hela Jorgcnsen, a ma
tive OF Fredrikstad, Norway, aged ~ years
months and days
ANDERSEN-In East Oakland. May % 1884
Margaret Alice. dearly beloved daughter of
MARITIME ana Captain NJ. Andersen, a native of
San francisco, aged years and 10 months.
JOHNSEN-In Fru tvale Erasmus ohnson a ma
tive of Denmark, aged So years and 4 months.
HUTCHINSON-In Carlisle. England Nav L.
1894. Hannah Maria, wife of William Hutchin-
son. late of San Francisco. aged 81 years
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Rebecca II. Bradshaw TO Ella s. Bradshaw, lot
on line OF California street. 1926 w of Laguna
27;6 by lO7 IS gift.
I and Julia StraSsourger TO Richard II. FoIns
Iot on !, corner OF Buchanan ana Washington
J. and Fannie Newman to William A. Halstead
Iot on W iine Of Scott street, 81 IS OF Fulton s
A. b. McCrcery to William Thomas, lot on e
line o. Lyon street. 100 n Of Fulton, y % by E
Same to ". j. Randall lot on s line OF McAIIIs-
ter street. l45:1O12 w of Baker, w 70 by S
1876; $1,000,
d. S aud Katie McKenna to Margaret Nc
Kenna undivided hair of lot on e line of Vaie6-
eia street, 80 of Twenty sixth, 30 by III 10
Lesser Lesser to Julia Lesser. lot on NE corner
OF Church and Twenty-fourth streets, % by n
D. and Caterina Bizzni to Joseph and Mary
Campo, lot on line of Telegraph place, 257 :9$4
OF dupont street, 7:214 by 40; $40.
Charles Mix TO Katie Mix undivided half OF lot
on NV line OF Perry street, 80 NE OF Third.
Thomas W and c. C. Rivers and Samuel Davis to
street, l25 OF Nevada. rs by 100; SO
r. Z. and Jane M veil ana 4. II. aud Stella
w. Prentice to Edward " 6unther, lot
on W line OF Forty-sixth avenue, 100 of
street, w 100 by 20; also lot line OF $
street. 81 % w of Forty-sixth avenue, w rs by $
1905 $40.
Mary a. Halpin to A. W. McMurray. lot on Sw
corner OF Nineteenth avenue and X street, 1926
Albert K. McMurray TO Jasper n Raymond.
same; 81.
"dCOD NcuaerLZer TO cara ScDaerIZeT, iOj on r
line OF Douglass street, 1856 \ OF seventeenth, n
25 by 90; gift.
HonorA Moynlhan (by sheriff. to James q Reid,
lot on line OF Marshall street $50 w OF Grant S
zoo Az, w 500, n 201:5, 80, block 4, College
Homestead; 81.
o. and Margaret Mathews to Richard D. Dick in
son lot on line OF Amazon avenue. 5O:l12 f OF
madrld street, 5U:l11, 100: w 80, 5
1Oo :oH2, block Al Excelsior Homestead; SO.
'" .. Muh TO Henry Horstmann. lot ON S
line OF Heyman avenue. 70 w OF Prospect avenue
% g by 20; $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Thomas Donnelian of Oakland TO Jane DonneI-
ian OF Oakland. lot on Sc line OF Market street
47;6 SW or Alicia. wv ~ IS, Sc 1909 NE 3Is5
- Do 20 beginning. being lot AZ and portion OF
lot %, Milton Tract. Oakland subject to mort
gage; $500.
John NJ and M. T. English of Oakland to
Miles Iayltr OF Oakland. lot on NV corner OF
Ihlrty-hTst street and Telegraph avenue w 100
Dy 100, portion OF lots i and 2, block 2O36
Rowland Tract Oakland: 80
Jane Donuellau OF Oakland to Thomas Donnel-
ian OF Oakland, lot on linz of Alden (or Twenty
h'itA) street, 10 of grove, w so, S $50 e *
lao, 20, lao 10 beginning, being lots 2 Id
anu /, Dlock ID. Henry subdivision of Whitcher
broeKhurst and Roland tracts. Oakland. quitclaim
deed; $1,000 4-''''"iih
Thomas Donnellan OF Oakland to Jane Dopnel-
Ian, lot on line of Alden or Twenty ninth street
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z
Domestic Ports
TATOOSH-Passed ia May 26-Schr c S Holmes
from Honolulu for Port Townsend: Br ship Now
han, hence May II for Port Townsend Br bark
Nillalta, hence Ma 10 for Vancouver; ship b
Brown, hence May u for Nanatmo: Br umr Wei
hngton, from Port Los Angeles for Nanaimo
SEATrLE-Sailed May 25-Schr + RedfeId
for san Francisco. 26-schr Ethel Zane
coos BAY-Arrived May 26-stmr Arcata, hce
IVERSENs LANDING-Arived May 25-schr
Arthur L hence May %.
Foreign Ports.
NANAIMo-Arrlved May 26--Bark Highland
Light hence May !.
lmportations
VICTORIA-Per Mexico-4 pkgs express, 1 pkg
coin.
Port Townsend-1 bag personal effects, 1 barrel
seattle-l8 b1s fish, 80 SKIS -four. pkgs coin,
pkgs express
plants bdl sheep pelts.
Port Angeles by dry pears.
Everett-425 kegs nails.
New whatcom-S b1s type 100 green hides, I
bdl broon-handies- tub butter. bag coin.
Semiahmoo-l bX dies.
West OF Fargo, via Tacoma-l5 bis 229 SKIS wool,
bdl sheep pelts, IL bds dry peIts, box clocks,
4S9 bdIs green hides Is bdls caIfskins / sack drv
peaches. 2 bdls u hides, / box dry goods 2O72
SKIS wheat. 1902 SKIS barley. 2429 SKIS oats 2LO SKIS
bran and shorts. 922 SKIS bran. 200 SKIS mill feed.
COnsignees.
Per Mexico-American Union Fish Co: f Sic
brecht; Wells. Fargo d Co; Getz Bros Il Co; Sun
set and Co; H DUtard: w c Price & Co; w
Westerfeld; Allen & Lewis: Smiths Cash Store.
Bissnger q Co; Hume q Hart: Boston Woven
Hose and Rubber Co: Christy & Wise: Lewis
Packing Coz Geo Morrow 4 Co. Amer Press Assn:
Wellman. Peck Il Co; Hawley Bros; Schwabacher
Bros; Langley Michaels: NJ Heller & Son: Thos
watson; d Spreckes q Bros Co: Cohen. Hrsch
q Co; Herman Co: Heyneman Il Co: NJ Frank
lin u Co: Smith u Blanchard: The Harry Unna
20; Robbins: Armes a Dallam; Cal Vineyard
Co; Amer Tobacco Coz W eber 4 Co; George
Smith d Co: John Hoey: J Frederieks 81 Son:
Evans; Wertheimer d Co.
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Immediately on passing title work of re-
opening and developing the mine win COM
mence. Colonel Frank Mclaughlin of Oro-
vile has agreed to act as general manager
without salary or fee until the mine is on
diyidend-psying basis The gentlemen who
have consented 70 act as directors attach
great Importance to the fact that Colonel Nc
LaUghhn Will act as manager, as this insures
the same careful and In telligent management
that has characterized his many extensive
mining operations in this State. The report
OF the mine, portions Of which are appended,
is made by Mr.. Louis Glass, who is recog-
nized authority. having had twenty years
constant and highly successful prsctical ex-
perience. MI Glass IS vouched for by such
men as ex-Chief Justice Niles searls, Senator
George c. Perkins John Hays Hammond, J.
J. Crawford State MineralogisO, Colonel J.
B. Low, Gardner 2. Williams and John w.
Maeksy Esq. and many others. Mr.. Glass re-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
DR. w NJ Walker, Va o Sylvester. Alaska
I de Witt Talmage. n ii Emanuel Ny
A Ritchey & W, OIL Cy Munster. Y
Hiss NJ h Bork, Chicago Mrs Stickney, Cedar
Mrs Pope Chicago Rapids
y = McGurth W, China Mrs Hatton, Cedar RAPIDS
+ Greene, Chicago w Lloyd, sydney
G NJ Ferguson, Chicago Mrs + Man y Y
II Winans. salt axe Miss Riordan y
} BALDWIN a. W. StOc6tn l. benedicK, y
w GOss, Spokane II htmbel N Y
Waterman, Woodland w A Minocke, l. Angeles
C.E Locke, Chicago II Ford, Los Angeles
A PortonC. Mrs Hays. L. Angeles
D Maceay, Portland Mrs Sheldon. Akron
Edith Macleay, Portland Il Skinner, Chicago
V Gregory. Mich Salmon. Mass
o Gregory, Mich CA Meyer, Hamburg
Mrs NJ II Miller Elko E3iuch San Jose
W Dempster. Chicago Maugum, San jose
Oliver Ames JT, Boston Wing Sacramento
l. l. Gray, Fresno II Eckhardt. Toronto
w Fairbanks. IndnpIis
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
q BodGsh Macleuci Geraty, Lathrop
ID II latham, salt Lake j England. Mo
Mrs Hassett, Napa Jones, Cal
j de Campos, San Bruno Fenton. q s N
ID l. Francis. san Jose j ii Henson, Pasadena
II w PervinOr. Wash j. Francis San Jose
Crosby, stockton Mrs o Weason. LIS Ang
ID II Lawerph ArcRta Miss Fowler, Los Ang
Il Peterson * W. Cayucos Corners, Palo Alto
ID ID Mahoney, Vallejo wood, Saeto
Fairbanks, San Jose j Robson, London
L Snyder, Ind FPOwditch. Sacto
Jones, Searon Miss Olive Vance, Ill
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
n Mansfield s Monica ID Robertson, lone
J r Rush. Los Angeles a Hand & VT. Los Ang
Sternberg Selbys Van Bowen, Napa
L r Cosgriff, Seattle latham, Montagu,
w Ball. Gaesburg w Ferguson, Wheatna
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Annie Meyer with Carl Gricse, grading and con-
crete work on line OF Pacific street, IA f Of De
YisaderO: SlS22.
Board OF Education with The Painters Pro-
tective League Of san Francisco, painting on y
line Of Harrison street, 80 w OF Fourth, w l95 by
l6J; $1,000.
Frank HappersbergeT with Thomas Z. KeoGh
concrete. ETC. in plat IN City Hall avenue for Lick
statuary: SlO5O
Emma Spreckels with Thomas Mannix. lathng
and plasterihg. line of Market street. 275 w
of Fifth. 90xl65: $500.
Same with -. McPhee ana j. GroIiere. stone
work, same; $4,000.
Same with w +. wilson. plumbing, same; S20.-
25O
Same with 6. DiIlman and J. W. Hansbrongh
carpenter-wOrk, same. '$4l,744.
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BORN.
WATSON In this city. May "a. 1894 to the wife
of c. d. Watson, daughter.
this city, May 81, 1894, to the
wife of John McPortland. a daughter.
BULL-ln this city. May %, 1894, 10 the wife OF
Carl A r Bull.
LEvY-In this city. May rs. 1894. to the wife OF
Emanuel A Levy, a daughter
SIMPSON-In this city. May IL, 1894, to the wife
OF Richard S. simpson. son.
EAGLESON-In this city. May "a, 1894. TO the
wife of c. E. Eagleson, sou.
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EXTENT OF PROPERTY.

The property embraces 8 tract of land of
about 2F0o acres, which includes the re-
noVRed 'sPeIshbaEer' mine. Government
Pstert has Dean acquired 30 the land, and the
tide VIII vest In the company for ell the tract
except Shs 8 ". 4 and s. u OF n. E. 4 of Sec
aton d, Wig: 24O acres; but for this por-
sion all the mining right and privileges have
been secured from the original purchasers,
thus making the prUUrtetorship unassailable.
Loading Mine OF the State.
The MAGALLA GOED NINE has in the past
been one of the rlehes1 and most productive
mines ever discovered IN California.
Its chaEacteF Is an underground gold-bear-
Eng Channel which has been worked for a
distance of aSout 800 feet, TIE Whole OF
which has been productive The last work done
was especially profitable, indicating that the
channel vas Increasing in richness.
The new work vii begin in this rich stretch
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A Saloon Row.

James Nash, who lives on the northwest
corner OF Beale and Folsom streets. got into
row with some other young men in a saloon on
the corner of SteuaTt and Mission streets
Nash was cut with knife on the cheek and
scalp and lost a considerable quantity OF blood
before his wounds were dressed at the Receiv-
ing Hospital by DR.. COstigan. but he was able
10 90 home. He said the man who stabbed him
was Eddie Roach, one of his friends. and ne
would not prosecute him.
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MAEKIED.

DONOHUE-GATELY-I this city May IS
1894. at Holy Cross Church by the Rev. Father
McGinty, Thomas Dcnohue and Annie M,
Gately, both of San Francisco.
GRAHAM -GRIESBACH-In this city. May 81.
1894. by the Rev. Father Titus, Robert Edwin
Graham of San Francisco and Caroline Maud
GrIesbach of jackson, AmadOr County. Cal.
HART-HYMAN- In this city, May "a, 1894. by
the Rev Nj. y. Levy, Abe Hart aud Jennie Hy-
man. both of San Francisco.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY.

The MAGAILA GOLD MINE is situated in
Butte county, California, near the village of
hagalta, United States Postofhce with daily
mail and stage service from the towns Of
Chico and 0covtlle, the former being on the
line OF the California and Oregon Railroad,
and the latter the terminus Of the California
Northern RailroSd- The distance from San
Francisco 70 the mine via OrOyille is ia miles,
$50 by uAn and % by stage or carriage over
good county road; time required for the trip
from san Francisco TO the mine about eight
h0urR