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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.
Arnheim's Liveries AID Cheviot
SHIFTS at Remarkable Eirures.

Arnheim, the tailor. of Broadway and
Ninth street, and Bowery and Spring
street. is making a special drive on Ivy
cries and tan stable suits. which he 10
stylish. and being of exceptional value,
are proving very popular
He also has line Of English serEes
and cheviots in over fifty styles, from
which many Of the most fashionable
men in town are selecting suits
These suits are made to order for W.:
hnnys which is a great convenience to
the public. He is also supplying very
stylish trousers made to order for u
pair. -
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For entertaining gossip OF ths
turf, the ball field and the ring
read the O'Clock Edition ana the
sporting Extra o. The Evsnins
World.
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SPORTING MISCELLANY.


secretary Damery, or the st. George
throughout the State that the st. George
Club intends to hold TIA sixth annual
midsurn,er GA mos In w.sba.,te, N +
"''hsu''i'''et games III "eeha"hen' AZ. '''
viii consist Of a lOO-yard dash. handicap;
SOO-yard run, handicap: edward run,
ha,,,Ias,. ~ ,,
"'''u'cap, 'n'eequar'er hiiie rum ndnu'-
cap; obstacle race, handicap; onc-mi.e
medal to winners. silver medal to sec
ond and bronze modal "a third in e,ch
event.
,ln, ''i' no1rNe ma; posted a aortet or
NJ, IL nn. a.um 20 Ndicotl 70 nSnt any
ai'o ststes that he $50 IHunos G Georse
hrHihars 10 hE "a eltner on ne Johns2 on
o'o'ih n a' ~ pounds Tor ''"" or VOW
80
a sci OF members games on ' It's ".t,
in West Fifty-fourth street next SUNDAY
award run. o,iarter'miIe RIM io1 vari
dash. 800 ward hurdle race running hiah
iump. runniny hroad i,,nn,, thrna.ffra n'S ~
dash. The entries riose in-n nor Sinht
w.itn mo "a, .eH euonI toi''oiio" ''sht
"''' '"' ''''eS "o,n''''.'ce'
Gyr against either Romulus or Sandow.
hlciard Is Fox Is willing. to back Cyr
asalhst eitner man; i!r5t come frst
served lor s'oVo i SIDE.
Charley Kelly states that he will fight
pounds for $500 or 5000 a side. Kelly
81, Tpf,t, 4
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No entrance fee will be charged TO the
clubs of the Metropolitan Association fol
competition in the Metropolitan cham
pionships at Saratoga July u. This was
decided at a meeting of the Games Com
mittee last night
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The first of series OF wing shot
matches was contested in Kansas City
Yesterday between DR.. w. +. Carver
and j. A. f. Elliott, of Kansas City.
1t was very close and remarkable
match, the score being Elliott. OF; Car
yer, 49, out of possible 100. Live birds
were the target.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

III the Chloride BLACK RANGE
Com. R. Mansded Whites organ, used
less blood and yitriol on its editorial
page and devoted more news touching
the splendid natural resources of Sier-
ra county, the good people Of that iuris-
dlction would doubtless feel that they
had something to live for. THE BLACK
RANGE has been looking over the po-
litical situation somewhat of late and
it lashes itself into a furious rage in
order to show its loyalty TO republican
principles. Only wasting your am
munition, Mr.. White. The election
doesn't come off for six months yet,
and when it does thereIl be no Worlds
fair commissionership given OUT
Santa Fe New Mexican.
The above advice from the New
Mexican to the Hon. R. NJ. White and
THE BLACK RANGE, which is both
imprudent and impertinent, and max
ing a statement with regard to MI.
White and THE BLACK RANGE which
we are in IN official position to de-
nOunce as entirely untrue without the
least particle of fact. THE BLACK
RANGE is the "organ" of no one, mol is
it controlled or managed by any one
but It's editor; no ring or corporation
CONTROLS its editorials; so when the
New Mexican calls THE BLACK RANGE
the organ of Mr.. White, it publishes
what is wholly false. 1t would be
advisable for the governors Cleveland
administration organ to post itself as
to truth, by adopting such a policy it
would greatly reduce its habit Of con-
tinuously posing as a false prophet and
a demagogue.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15
Commissioners Proceedings.

-
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. NJ, JUNE, 4, 1894.
The commissioners met as a board Of
equalization. Present, l. d. HiltY, James
Dalglish and Donaciano Montoya, com.
~missioners, Jas. p. Parker assessor, @. q.
Bell district attorney. e. @. Houghton in
terpreter. and Thos. O. Hall clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and approx
ed.
The following Attachments were made for
1888:
David D~essenger valuation reduced from
500 to $50.
AL slater valuation reduced from $500 to
81. 800.
The following changes were made In the
assessments for the year 1894:
David Apodaca. valuation on real estate,
raised from $1,000 to 10000"
Estate of j. A. Anderson, valuation ON real
estate, raised from $3.50 to 1885, 90
Jose M. Apodaca, valuation on real estate,
raised from $65 to 10000
Jose M. Apodaca, valuation on personal
property. raised from $94 to l54OO
Benitol Armijo, valuation on real estate,
raised from $3.50 to $500
Entimio Armijo, valuation on real estate,
raised from $3.50 to 5000.
Jas. P. Blain, valuation on personal pro-
perty, raised from s29O.O 0 to $4,000.
Leandro Armijo. valuation on real estate,
raised from $3.50 to $500.
Hijino Chavez, valuation on real estate,
raised from Sl25. 90 to 225.OO
ROco Mnntnvo do Armiin ua1uoffon NJ rao1
raised estate, from $4,000 to $4,000.
James L. Gill, valuation on real estate
raised from 500 90 to 10000.
Sylvester Goodenow, valuation on per.
sonal property, raised from $4,000 to l.lOO.
Epifano Torres, valuation on real estate,
raised from s2O7 50 to N7.OO.
Mrs. w. II. James, valuation on real estate,
raised from $4,000 to 1856 CO..
Mrs. W. II. James. valuation on personal
property, raised from $500 to $500.
S. Michaelis, valuation on real estate, rails
ed from. 5000 to sOO.O0.
Francisco Apodaca, valuation real estate,
raised from $577.0 to 1890.
Mrs. Lizzie Mattress, valuation real estate,
raised from $l15.OO to 10000. !
Mrs Lizzie Mattress, val on personal pro-
perty, raised from $3.50 to $500.
Louis NJ. Baca, val. on
real estate, raised from. 5 10000 to 74O.0O
Antonio Jose Garcia,
val on real estate raised
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 to 6l.OO
IL. i. Patrick, val on
real estate, raised from. 225. 90 to 275.0O
II. E. Patrick, val on
personal property from 25.00 to 54.0O
Red River Cattle Com
pany ~(cattlel val on per-
sonal property raised
IO0UU.UU
Kansas City Cattle Co.,
~(cattle) val on property
personalr aised from..... 596O.O to l296O.OO
Whitley & Ringer (cat-
tle) val on personal pro-
property. raised trom. 10000 to 10000
O. M. W~oodhouse, val
OH per property from. 2lS.OO to 1853 90
G. NJ. Woodhouse, val
real estate raised from. $1,000 to 5000
Mrs. Alice Blinn, val
real estate raised from. - $500
Felix Sanchez, val real
! estate raised from...... $500 to 90 90
Felix Sanchez, val per
property raised from =. 5000 to 1000
| Esperidon Tafoya. val
N-A
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

Even the populists are not above
suspicion during these days of demo-
cratic simplicity. Senator Allen has
been caught with his hand i'll demo
cratic senate deal with the sugar trust.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

The decision of a court-martial Is
something to arouse wonder in the
mind of a civilian. Here is Lieuten-
ant Nancy, who shot down Captain
Hedberg when the Captain had his
hands full of bundles, acquitted by a
military court of murder. but adjudg-
ed guilty of conduct u%nbecoming to an
oficer.-Albuquerque Citizen.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

In 1892 the democrats constantly
hOwled because of the "many labor
strikes"--all due to republican misrule.
But in these days of strikes, bread riots,
bloodshed, famine and democratic rule
they have nothing TO say. Singular,
isn't it!
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

AS the time draws near the indica-
tions are that the democratic congress
will not dispose of the tariff bill by
Che 18th of June, or in other words, it
will not be able to close its deal with
the sugar trust bythat time.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

The senate investigating committee
fly has poked it beak deep into the flesh
of Secretary Carlisle. If there Is any
thing that a fly likes better than sugar
1T is more sugar.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

The closing down of the Socorro
Smelter is further proof that the de-
mocratic "wave of prosperity" was
Just what the country needed to ruin
It's prosperity.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

Governor Thornton has returned
from Washington and brings the re-
freshlng intelligence that the enabling
act will pass the house in "about two
weeksp'
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

s. wild-eyed young man has been ar
rested for attempting to gain admis-
sion to the White house for the pur,
pose of converting Cleveland to right
eousness. Any man SO hopelessly in.
sane should certainly not be allowed tC
Eun at large.
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Notice OF Forfeiture.
Chloride, sierra County, Nav 4. !

NhlOtiuOi oAOiid OOuheyi muy p 1899.
To j. p. Crumrine, his heirs or assigns:
N0U are hereby notified that we the
undersigned have expended One
Hundred Dollars I'm labor and improve
ments for the year 1898 upon both the De
Soto and Del Suce mining claims situated
2nd being in the Apache Mining District,
County of Sierra and Territory of New Mex
leo, IN order to hold said premises under tho
provisions of section 1924 Revised Statutes
of the United States, being the amount re-
quired to hold the same for the year 1898.
And ii within ninety days from the service
of this notice Cor within ninety days after
this notice by publication), you fail or re.
fuse to contribute your. proportion of such
expenditure as Il co-owner, together with the
cost of this advertisement, your interest In
said claims will become the property of
the undersigned under said section 1924.
CHARLES RUSSELL.
w. j. SPRADLING.
Maya. & "a.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

From the Atlantic to the Pacific
comes the news of republican vic
t%ories-from Massachusetts TO Oregon.
These victories is but the forerunner
OF the object lesson that the people
will give the democratic administration
and It's followers in November.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

Since e~x-Speaker Reed proposes to
carry out james G. Blaine's silver
policy the cuckoo democrats are howl
ing jingoism. The cuckoos evidently
have not forgotten the wisdom and the
power of Reeds rules.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

The Colorado war has ended, but
Gov. WaiteRs term of Office has not ex-
pired.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

Three hundred Chicago common
wealers composed of Poles, Bohemians
and Austrians are moving on Wash
inRton. No doubt these wealers will
have a~decidedly %softening effect upon
the foreign policy of administration.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

If the New Mexican does not quit
monkeying with Catron's egotism it
will get burnt-in fact it is badly scorch-
ed now.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

The versatile Col. editor of the Albu-
luerque Democrat who claims to be
the sire of the Grover Cleveland nomi-
nation, has arrived at the happy con-
elusion that politically, this year looks
like a republican year, with nc demo-
cratic Thanksgiving at the close of it,"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

The notorious Bill Dalton is sure
enough dead. US. Deputy Marshal
Hart done it with his Winchester at
Elk, l. T.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

The Oregon democrats straddled the
issue by indorsing CleYeland and free
silver. Result, overwhelming repub-
lican victory in Oregon.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

The democrats seem particularly
anxious to name the republican dele
gate nominee. The Sierra County Ad-
vocate is speaking very pleasantly of
Mr.. +. W. Parker of Hillsboro, for the
position. Why this anxiety Oh the
part of our democratic friends?
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

Senator Aliens bill to prevent con-
gressmen from dealing it trust stocks
will hardly prove a successful fpil to
his sugar trust vote-K. G. Journal.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15

The democratic ratio-16 of idiocy to
1 of common sense.-Albuquerque
Citizen.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-15
$50 1000


on real estate. raisd from $500 70 1000
Luciano TatQya, yal on
personal pEopty raised
nom. .::..1.:.:.aYs~ = 70 1000
Jacob Dimes, lcattlel
yal on personalpFoperty
raised frpm......."..... fOA.W TO l4Se %
Geo. Hayin lhorses)val
ON personal property
raised rom....-.-...... 5000 to 1900
Pohlation Baca, val on
personal property, rails
ed 1900 10 lIO.OO
Hoag & McCrackenlcat
tle) val on personal pro-
perry, raised from. -. 10000 TO l4Oo.o0
Carpio Barela, val on
real estate, raised from. 1000 to 225.0
Camilo Miranda (sheep
and goats) val on per-
sonal property, raised
from 60.OO 10 4OO.OO
j. ]. Aragon, tsheepl
val on personal property,
raised from. ............ 24O.OOito $1,000
Jose Alerh & Co., val
on personal property,
raised from...."""...., 10000 90 to 5000
Thos. O. Long val per.
sonal property raised
from. looO.OO 10 Eoo".uO
j. j. Garcia, val on
real estate, raised from $3.50 to 772.00
Trinidad Marquee, val
on real estate, raised
from. ......... lOO.OO TO lo0.OO
Francisco MOI toya,
val on real estate, raised
from. .......... ........ H7.OO to $500
Francisco NJ ontoya,
(horses) val on personal
property, raised FROM. $500 to 500 90
Hardcastle Milford &
Co. (cattle) val on per
property, raised from. - to $4,000
Standard Gold & NJ. &
NJ. Co., val on personal
property, raised from. 100000 to 4209O.00
Reilly Bros ~(cattle) val
on personal property,
raised IRON. ..."..". 10000 to 3.SO0.0O
A. T. Rouiller, val OF
real estate, raised from 3594.0 90 to 46I4.00
Smith & Butcher, val on
real estate, raised from 10000 to 10000
j.. J. Celia, val on real
estate. raised FROM. 10000 to 10000
l.. Clay, val on per-
sonal property raised
from $1,000 to l245.Oo
l.. Clay, val on real
estate raised from 1000 to 10000
Oomstock Mine, val on
personal property, raised
from .,....... ............. 10000 to 100000
Jesus Valencia, val on
real estate, raised from 10000 to 2S6. 90
I Jesus Valencia, val on
personal property, rails
ed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 to $500
Las Animas Land Il
Cattle Co., %(cattle) val on
personal property, rails
ed from ...."."..... 272l5.OO to 4l2l5. 90
Domingo & Mario (cat-
tle) val on personal pro-
perty, raised from. $500 to 152O.O 90
Juan N. Trujillo, val on
personal property rails
ed from ......".!........ 1OO.OO to 30O.0O
II. B. Ferguson, val on
real estate raised from. 1000 to $500
Percival Payne (cat-
tle) val on personal pro-
nor+, ro,ead f,oro .aK m 20 kos IN
Ms po..on uo,
On real estate raised
- " Koo xo M
Cuoa,,to Chouon 80
orsonaI nnonortn mots
"a trom o,o M 90 o-s M
Tine A pon,nson ~
uo, 49, noraonoI nronsr
On p.iso n propof- o,o % 60 soo 90
nue. pohi,aou 90 " =
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Fire at Erie, Pa, SUNDAY. destroyed the
Park opera house. Loss, s75.o01.
The next convention of the carpenters
aud ioiners viii be held al Cleveland.
The Erie. Pa. carshops were destroyed
By Ineendiary IRE Monday night Loss.
$3.50 600.
Joseph Ii. Hanan. the famous shoe man
ufaeturer. died at Brooklyn Sentemb ber io,
aged ~ years.
The Democrats OF the FIRST Colorado
district have nominated John 1. Bottom
for congress.
The charters Of number Of lodges OF
Eiks have bcen suspended for holding
sessions, picnicS, etc. on sunday.
Fire AT Tomah, Wis, sunday. destroyed
ten stores on the west slde OF Main street.
Loss. S50,ooa
The United States gunboat YORKTOWN
arrived AZ Mare island navy yard from
Bcrlng sea Monday afternoon
The fees Of the special deputy marshals
for the northern district Of California
during the strike amounted TO SIC 90
A sharp earthaaake shock occurred at
Cavueos Cal. Monday The daration
Sss three seconds. direction southeast 10
northeast.
81 Mary's college. Al Oakland. Cal.
which cost. wlth the furniEure, sib3 90,
was DESTROYED by fire sanlay nsghL Loss.
xIu0 coo: tusGFanee. S-st 49,
Archbishop Sstolli. on oshalf Of Pore
Leo. has conferred on Rev. James Nc
MahoH. of tae Catholic university, an sp-
continent as pre4ata Of The Holy see.
With she title of mouagnear.
Col. Cieninegos. she >alvaa0Fesn refugee
remaining ln tie custody Of the Lnited
states authorities. is eonImed Ia ths oak
land. Cal.. all. lie says president Cisgs-
land w4ls n0E sign the warrant of extra
aition.
Tbs orders Of the tao cavalry troops 81
FORT Mysr. Va. have been chaugea
Troop 4, of the Esrst cavalry, Capt. Boz
mus. goes 10 Fort stanton. y. NJ, instead
of Fort Apache. ARR; ana Capt. Ae.l's
eommsn6. Troop +. ssventh cavalry, goes
90 Fort sam Houston. Tex, Instead oi TO
Fors -tsniou. y NJ.
Otis Gage. formerly Of louisville. ky-.
= defendant IN sals 20 recover xle9, 90
damages fer alternating The afiectaons OF
~. Fl0rS AeNei!. The psAsnta s.
seorge r McNell, . conductor on the
geN Yark & Nsw Hampshire r0s1. AF.
Mcneil j. also 5 "a read ssAEigslsst. ard
j. studying f0F sEs ministry E4aizt.l
also sass sor az absolute G4scree-
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LoSnaS, sept 24- Advices from Tan.
gis- sag that JeRs on their y az 10 the
markets are continually pluaaerei and
stripped OF their clothing on the principal
roads An imperial tax Of IS is de-
nlandea for their free passage. The Er-
ehamna tribe Is demanding the immediate
Release OF Muley Mohaaned. the eldest
soa of the late Sultan auiey Hassaa
Maley Mohammed was proclaimed sultan
early in September. In spite OF the fact
that his younger brother. Abdul Azjx had
previously been proclaimed sultan and
had been recogn xe1 rs such a. Fex, the
seat OF the pgeSeat government of Mo-
Rocco. MuleS Mohammei. however, had
previously been imprisoned ~ Narakesh
by order OF his brother, the sultan, and
was compelled to siga the act OF adhesion
to Aadal Azz. The position Of the latter
bad been secured hy being recogn xed as
sultan by the powerful sheriff o. Wazan
In addition To demanding the release Of
Muley Mohammed the ETchamna tribe is
demanding the immediate release of all
other political prisoners now in confine-
ment at Morocco City. If the demands
are not granted the tribes mentioned
threaten TO piundeT Morocco City.
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supreme eeach. and as Ready Glls TIE egis
mash dissatisfaction would - eaasns
Aas9ag TIE FopS II he should - bounced
Aae east SIDE ncraiaee for congress- win
pToeaoly ee either III. : Rlaaafara -
rsnasy Marshal T. j. Parker. both of
Masia NAla Mr. Parker i one 81 TIA
s'saasst Democrats IN tue state. a man of
decided aoiAty, snd an old-sluse rssiasn, ~
..se sta5e. Nothing can be SAID against
As. a4aa0tevd except that he comes an
regularly fog some nomination NJ avs.v
state convention.
for Justices M the supreme caart-Jaf-a
}. j.. Nl0n, Il Waascom. aad gnlea
isatntsn0eFs. os Mag. are mentioned as
me est side fsvOritss. Winn's age vii
ne urged against him, although otherwise
be Il wel qualified. Lichten6erx. how
ever, may be the nominee on account If
Being = &. 4. 4 man. aud of having had
the honor at being one OF the only two
democrats elected 20 Office IN Mag county
since statehood. l. e. Gilman being the
other.
Judge Jesse Arthur. of Spokane. will 10
the kas: side nominee for the supreme
bench, II he viii accept the nomination.
Arthur was elected superior court Judge in
Spokane by a fusion of Pops. and Demo-
Gratis tie appeared before the last Popn-
list state conyeation as North Yakima aai
attempted to secure an Endorsement of hts
candidacy for the supreme bench. bas
failed. The name OF Judge u. l.. Sha~p-
stem, of Walla Walla, has also been mem
toned in connection with this nomina-
ton, hni he has twice made an unSuccess-
iui race for the supreme bench, and has
son, Hon. John l.. Sharpstein, informed
the IoSr-iNFEtLIsEScxR correspondents
recently that under no circumstance
would Judge sharpstein accept the Dems-
cratic nomination.
IL Is therefore not improbable that this
viii be the ticket put up on Wednesday;
James Hamilton Lewis and I'll. \ Bland
ford for congress, Judge Iiehtenberg aud
Judge Arthur for tho supreme bench.
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eheh.li. County Democrats.

MosrEsANo. Sept. 2A-ISpeeiaL The
Democratic convention on Saturday NOM
mated this ticket: For senator. Eugene
France. Of Aberdeen; representatives, Ed.
mund Croft. of Ocosta and Charles Nee
son.-of Aontesano; auditor, W. b. Mack,
ABERDEEN sheriff. b. K. Martin. Elma,
clerk. j. r. Lyons. Cosmopolis, renomi-
mated; school superintendent. Eldridge
Wheeler; surveyor. T.. G.. Hunt, Monte
sano; coroner. nr. Watson, 0costa; wreck.
master, +. NJ. Baehelder, North Beach;
commissioner Second district, j. H. Eb-
ston, Aberdeen; Third district, w. b. og-
den, Hoquiam; delegates to state convon-
tion. II. NJ. Sutton. L. I. Wakefield, ]. f.
Fitzgerald. A. Wilson. T. l.. koehler, ".
/. Carr, 7. C. Fountain. E. Croft. John
Richardson. and T.. Antzen. The chairman
of the county central committee is III. NJ.
Sutton; secretary. q. N. Cochran. The
delegates are in favor of James Hamilton
Lewis fer congressman, and against
George Hazard for anything.
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iass of their contents and Of The eeas~nts
of tue warehouse, a38 fail on the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company. Shgch Is
fully insured hy Blanket policy covering
All cars, freight IN transit. sreigAs in ware
houses, etc. ali along the conpaay's lire.
sSS Francisco. sept. 24-Aoch Of the
insurance GA the Portland IRE wzs carried
sy domestic and foreig gn companies which
are represented On this coast pr5n-
c.pally in SEN Francesca The
total insurance approximstss SsI7.0aa.
The amount Of insurance vas ascertained
81 special meeting of tie Pacific Iasuv-
snce Union this afternoon. The sum
looks large in several piaecs, bat il sS
claimed that no one company lost 20 ex-
coed SlS.o6a, owing to a system Of reinsar-
anee which Is feature OF the business
NOWADAYS
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TIE elevator and contents are fully in
sEred im various CON panleS. All the rasI-
ros3 eompanY's propeTty IS insured under
blanket policy in iAe i-oaden. Liverpool
and Globe Insurance Company. The coal
eanksrs. warehouse. wAarves and track
were held 10 the aGse q she North Pacific
Terminal Company. bEs are ia reality
owned aF the Oregon SaoEE Lsae, under
az agreement for the purchase of ali OF The
property of tie terminal company on the
east side Of the river hv the oregon short
Lsme. The bafxers wese insured for sss.
a0o. the xharfa<s Tor S. el9 and the xare-
house far sI3laa The seas o8 the cars and
apart, probably tie greater part. 81 tie