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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-19
THE WHEEL.
Interest Centering in the Races to
BE field at San Jose.

Interest Centering in the Races to
BE Held at San Jose.
The next event of general interest TO Wheel
men is the great meet OF the Garden City
cycers 10 be held in San Jose September s, 9
and 10. This tournament is TO be held IN con-
junction with the annual celebration OF the n.
5. q. W., at he same time and place, and large
delegations OF wheelmen and Native Sons are
expected from all parts of the State. Wheel
men intending 10 take part in this celebration
should secure their accommodations in adj
vance. as rooms and board Will doubtless be at
a premium.
Most of the clubs around the bay-the Olym-
pic Club, Bay City WheelmeD, California
Cycling Club and Pacific Cyciers. OF This city,
and the Acme and Reliance clubs Iof Oakland
have called club runs for San Jose, starting
Saturday afternoon, September 8. On Sunday,
the 9Th, the Garden CITY Cyclers will act as d
general escort 10 the visiting wheelmen in any
little trips they may wish TO take-tO Mount
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Owners Wanted.

A sneakthief was arrested yesterday
morning by Policeman Fay. He had a
pair of handsome jsweled opera-glasses in
his ragged coat pocket, which are awaiting
an owner in the property clerks office.
The police would also like to find owners
for velvet cape and a silk dress taken
from two burglars
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YACHTING.
Programme of Events for TODAY.
OoingS of the Yachting World

Inc sport Is booming on the bay. and the
clubs are advancing. This may be said of all
except the Pacifcs, who have done Absolutely
nothing this season, not even 10 give hon or a
olnner. There is not the slightest sign of life
among lts members, while the others are going
ahead with the good work. WHY mis- ia we
cannot say, except IL be that the officers In
VINO, whose hands the club was placed on their cleo
iion are NOT doing their duty; for with the
large membership which this chm mas in onrhr
10 10 out llttle work TO get up some kind OF
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-19

Part twenty-five of "PIcturesque
California; Will be ready for distribu-
tiOn tomorrow. 1t is devoted to the
country between Monterey and Ventura,
and can be obtained by "CaIP' subscribe
ers for ten cents and one coupon.
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Fencing.

The challenge Of Madeline de Norma. the
professional woman fencer of France, has been
accepted by Helen Englehart. who saws she
Will fence me French woman In New York
Chicago, PHILADELPHIA, Boston or san Fran
cisco for $1,000 side.
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Following We're the sales in the San francisco

Following were the sales in the San francisco
Stock Board yesterday;
FI6J Up NOENI%G STeeTN~-o 10.
200 Alpha. ...llj7OU Il l. c.. 5SI 800 Ovrmn.- %
500 ADoeS % 100 Fl Il NJ. 66l2OO Potosi. ..45
200 Telchr... 9O5Op uiIa... 04 200 Savage. SO
250 Bodie ia $40 Lady Wa $50 ) New. 80.
7U0 d b.. .L4U.430 Me1Un..I14 30 ....... -. SO
400 Bullion. 1880 GENERALIZATION Union 80
50OCCS -. q B 3OO Mono. 80 400 .....- .65
400 4 40 200 Occid 800 .,,,,.... TT
lOu L FolnJ. $50 OphIr... 40 100 ....... "a
100 Il & C....6O50O .........2. 3b1OU YJasKE 50
Following were the the PACING Stock
Board yesterd.y ".
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-125 Atlantic Dynamite, 3014; So Cal
Electric Light, 22I4: 20 Hawaiian Commercial.
9$4 100 Gaslight, 7212 100 do, 1855; 10 s
V Water, 997s; 50 do. 100.
Street-2U 5 Water. s91
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Many physicians declare that the use of
obacco IN moderate quantities is beneficial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-25

Jannary 8lst. with at least / 900 hands
employed. All this o1m g NJ the ap.
pr0nching collapse Oi the Boil Teic.
phone MONOPOLY. On the last day Of
this month the patent Of tie concern
Known ~ tho American Hell Iele.
phone company On is receiver VIII
cypirc.
"rho patent OF the company on tho
portion OF the telephone apparatus
known az the trauamitief cxpIsod last
March, but 600 the laicnt on tso re-.
cpiyer wac 90 be operative uutil JaGu-
AIRY 80, 1894 the efforts 90 competing
c8mpauius % enter the LETS against the
Boil people were crippled, Ia tact they
were bound haul aud foot for an prac-
Teal uurp0ses. Thrsy compn los, how.
over, have not been idle. Well posted
~ they were IN the circumstances OF
the situatlon they went ahuad matut-
ing their plans 90 ns 10 De ready 10
jump into the Hold fully equipped TOT
business few minutes aitsf midnight
January 8llh ~ necessary. Quiet
among these DO tho Western Telephone
C0nslrucii1n company. Thie cO4cifn
has headquarters IN Chirugl ~ the
NJ iuninDgk buil1iug, uud J. l.. JNeelyn
created adtir Monday by declaring that
his business a1sIcigt,a AMI himself mai
had IA ordnance prepared granting
them the privilege VI establishing n
telephone system "a the city, 10 was
,hoir iurlOie, he said, 20 submit the
ordinance 90 tho city council a. once.
"AsijH from other combinations the
very fact that competition will ensuc
after Jan. 80, must give JOY TO the
publlC, i0r a cul Ia raiC1 IL tue very
nrst tUluli OF the opposition on the
card1. Ihen Improvement in the telU-
phone apparatus IL regarded, too, NJ
certain to- result. The Dix Chicago
company claims % he able to whip tue
Bell people out OF the make. with an
automatic switchboard which, II 10
SAID, will give such scfvice ~ Will
mako msn bless Instead Of swear at the
tclnph8nri.
Talking about tho factory, Mt.
kcciyn sgid; lowing 10 cert in busi-
nos8 considerations wo have not
thought it well, nor DO We think IL ju.
diciUus just yet, to make public thu
location Vt our factory or any details
In connection with a.. Sui1ce IL TO
say for tho present that we nave our
building aud oil our tools aud manu-.
lnctufiug appliances ready, aud ON
Feb. ! Will hs Ia fail WORKING order"
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Judge T.. T. Colburn Sure eds VIII
Slyder a, : crctary. commit.
Tee, Appointed.

Tho dlrsclos Of the Chamber OF
Commerce bold a meeting last evot.
ing and transacted considerable bu,i .
ngaa, psciiiUnt Rive occupied the
chair. The following members were
In attendance; Cannon, Gray, Hiuch.
Ing, Bacon, Grant, Terry.
The president announced tue ap.
poin,ment OF tho following commit.
tees which were approved:
Transportation Birolu-B. ~ Olali,
q, NJ. SCOTT. T. O.. Wohlor. D.. AuUrbtch,
T.. H. farnswor,h, O.. s. Love, g. A.
SNOW, 4. Fabian, H. piuwl1I4y, A.. W..
Hanson and L. W, Morrison
Committee on MiuutictHrcs - -. H..
Grant, ProL ilirschIuy, 4 Morris, a. H.
Cannon, A, NJ. Grant, =. e.. Cut'er. II. L.
A. Culmcr, J. "a. Whio, f.. ". Jon.
niug', j. Mogi,a, stm Lufy aud W. $.
S!mkins.
Finance C0mmiitcc-M. ). Gray, u. C..
Adams aud l.. l.. Terry.
Tue resignation OF will Snyder a.
HlcSctary OF tue chamber was then no.
ceptod aud Judge T.. #. Colbutn np.
polluted 10 succeed HIM. The directors
will meet again this evening.
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to tho mines aud thickly settled 30 intias
uor.h and south, hor iuteriufd l.f climate,
Indeed ali that contibuto Co.. Che ur1sppr-
ity of a great university give her an iuf A.
tlinnblo superiority over 900 0lhor ioct-
tious in tho Territory Tor such an insti-
tuition; and,
Whereas, Tho block on which the Unit
vorsty " Uah ~ now lortel BE- not
suitable for n alto universIty. while tho
tllo which tho university holds Is valid
only upon condition thns ihn university
remains thereon; Therefore uH DO,
Received, Thal the University " tnh
mud Agricultural College 90 I.th should
DO unitol without delay under ons mau.
nponent and In one location.
Rnsolved, Tha. DO Is thO sense " tho
Chamber ~ Commerce That lhn credit OF
sails Lake IL at stake iu thN discussion
now Ia progress concerning thH union OF
tho Agricultural College uuI University;
aud that the lime has como for tho people
OF this city 10 make prompt and gen.
Cr1us uiiort IN behalf ol tl8 higher ciu-
cation.
Resolved. Thst an influence should be-
oXoriod with tho Mayor aud council NJ
salt Lake City To give 20 th1 Uniyoaity
of Utah perfect d In 10 The ground now
occupied W %, with tho simple condition
that whom located It's iu.urU sit1 shall DO
In salt Lake county.
Resolved. That somewhere Within tho
said limits q tract ofono huuIrni CT moro
acres ui land such a. tho authorities OF
the University may approve should DO
secured TO that Institution flr q pornn-
neut site, upon which. with Tho funds
obtained through absolute UWuurship ut
tho PRECAUTIONARY square mud private
contributions which we b. ieye could be
secured Tor q worthy aud splendid ius'i.
tuition Of higher learning now and suit
abln buildings may hc erected Tor supo-
rlor 10 any now existing ur iu present
contemplation m the Territory and an
without imposing any particular expense
upon tho taxpayers for thH U..thUshmnut
OF tho combined colleges Doc thtir now
quauorH.
Resolved, Tia, NJ tho sense " this
board tho foregoing fHois Doe immCdi-
aioly aud strongly urgnl upon the "a.
vorahl0 attention oil tuu Mayor aud ely
Council u salt Lake CIV 90 tho onl
that they IN tho intcrD't of pa'rlo..
ism aud public spirit aud W generosity
Ia tho cause OF education beyond any
other city or county OF ihn rorritlry,
grant 20 tho Uuivorsiiy fIIl and uncun-
dIi1unl ownership ct tho block nov
occupied. and glyo such O'hor hearty and
enthusiastic support 60 tho proposition
hero 20. forth NJ may b1 Boo their p1wor
both ~ public officials aud as private
ciiizrns.
Received That the pride, energy and
public spirit ~ tho cItfius ~ salt Lake
city DE- aIsl appealed Co Hui thulr cord hl
assistance aud uuitoi influence Boz IN
yokcd for tho ROAMING oi thi. rroaf static
institution within their borders, or nt
least their duJrs-.ho coulter " Iorfi-
tprial wealth and population aud point of
perpetual prominence assured Co. the
capital ul Tho mairhioss state OF Utah.
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Bob and Billy to Fight.

All arrangements have now been
completed for the meeting In the puRi.
listlc Arrna u Bob 1oms,n, Of Salt
Lake, ana Billy Moran, Of Ogden, IN
Osden,ou Friday night, January Goth,
says last evenings sun OF TINT place.
The agreement reads that TUmson
shall stop Moran Ia ten TounIs, anu tho
slide bet Is so anu gate receipts added.
The fight Will taku place Ia the hall
above Carl's drug store, At tho corner
OF Giant avenue ami lWunty.iiith
street. bot mon are In splendid cor.
ditlou, ANA those who know cay that
T0ms0n has his work cut out Tor him.
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Captain Donovan, who wa, among
otu,fi, depulizel 10 bring In some Of
the absent Republican Lagiaauy,
mimbre, today ylsltsi Sandy ans
other oItaido points where lac wa
informed they were lE temp HID
Ing. The captain, however, had evil
deutly been miHiniormCd us 10 The
whereabouts OF the "cvap1rated' law
makcrs, ~ he was compelled 10 return
without begging nuy game. While hu
was Ou his journey NCasm. EldrcdFt
anu sgtIcy - whom hB waB musl
nnyi1us 10 gather iU-wefo pafaiing
tue busiurss streets o. tHr city.
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ToDAy's PnOCEEDISGs.


Opening eXorc.aol.
An Invitation was presented from
tho principal OF the school Tor tho deaf
10 attend an exhibition there tomorrow.
Accepted with thanks.
The members Of the Lincoln drum
corps rendered their services to the As
tembly whenever desired during tho
sesslon. Accepted with thanks.
The committee on enrolment re.
ported that the silver memorial had
been engrossed anu sent to tho Gov.
ernor.
Mckay, from tho committee on
counties, reported fAvorably on the bill
to create Caibon counly, with elight
amendments.
Stanford, from the ways and means
committee, reported adversely on the
bill 10 lease school lands, and relating
to assessments OF stock IN corpora.
tons.
The conference committee on the
bill approrgiating $4,000 for the con-
lingeut expenses Of the session report.
cd that they had agreed 10 recommend
the Council TO reeode from the ameni.
munt, making the amoun. siO1J.
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FOR SALT LAKE COUNTY.
Tito Directors OF III, Chamber Of Com.
meree FarOr University aud Col.
lego Consolidation.

Tho dlreotoB OF the Chamber
OF Commerce met last even.
ing aud adopted tho following rcsolu.
tons offered by Mt. Cannon and mp.
pointed committee consisting OF
Mears Cannon, Hlrsohmln, Scott and
Bacon to present Thorn to ths City
Council;
Whoroas, The Territory Of Utah IL on.
lowed with superior advantages as an
educational contor, and by all that aclu-
atos patriotic ambition Is ia duty bouuN
10 establish and maintain at least one
great institution OF learning, aud
whereas, Tho regular work OF every
| capable university requires instruction
In literature, history and sciences, me.
ohanicAl, civil, electrical and mining
engineering, or practically all tho thoo.
retical instruction given In u college Of
agriculture, and
Whereas, Tho Agricultural College
now located 40 Logan. and supported at
great public expense, is now duplicating
a large portion oi tho work OF tho Uni
yorslty Of Utah, which ia also supported
~ public oxpensoi and
Whor0la, Those two institutions might
loo combined unuor one mnuugumOut aud
In ono location, m "a maunOr that would
result In great benefit TO the Agricultural
College and II saving OF thousands and
eventually hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars, 10 the taxpayers Of ulahj and
Whereas, Tho people OF Utah, though
Willing To maintain oni great ins iluiiuu
" learning, hayo neither tho means nor
the patronage 20 support two such o,tab-
llshmonlE; and
Whereas. Tho wealth and population of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-25
INTO THE TELEPHONE FIELD.
A Moyem mt In Chicago that VIII De
OF lnleres, 10 Salt Lak'rs at
This Fine.

There was recently good deal Of
discussion before tho sait Lake CITY
Council when application was made
Tor telephons frau1nias by local
capitalists, to be operated here, regard.
ing the exact date OF expiration OF the
patent Of the American Bsll relo.
phone oampany'a "foceiver" which
has made It well nigh impossible for
other companies to conduct tclcphollc
business.
In Wow OF those iac.5 the follow NC
taken from tbs Chicago Herald aud
youchui Tor On 10 accuracy ny that
papsr viii bs N more thin ordinary
Interest to telephone users here rs 81 10
where az Il Is expected 10 work Dig
change Tor better and cheaper services.
"Chicago has u telephone factory IN
embryo aud 1, will 30 Ia iull BIAS, "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-25
February Mealher.

The chief Of the weather bnreal
directs tho publication Of the follow.
ing data, compiled from the records OF
observations iJr the month o. Febfu.
ury, taken nt this station Tor q pcTloi
u 10 year:
lis believed that the facts thus sr,
forth viii provo %, Interest u the puu.
lie, % well HB thu special student,
showing ~ they do the average IA
extreme conditions Of tins more Import.
ant meteorological olomuntS aud Tue
range within which such variations
may DO expected 10 keep during any
corresponding inJntu.
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A DIyOree Granled.

TIE divorce suit Of Clara l., Tread
well vs. WILDER A. Tftaiwoll was dis.
posed OF very quickly by Judge Smith
this afternoon Ia the Third District
Court. A decree was granted the
petitioner on the ground VI doseFlion
aud failure TO provide on the par; Ct
her husband.
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LU5I

A rNuMissUUI NptE uArsp JAS.
~ usfg 1880, l-Il, UuU Boz THIRTY uHYH I"m
uttl, hUuuut. fii., HlEur1 10y AuE.HH &c..
huiflHlu tul r4E slIa BOO DIl.r cod William
uuatlausW. HHiuu Htuu 90 william li.r.su.
fhla, ll ta1l $50 ~uutt. gIiI, anu 900 frs
WurI.
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4 reIeEranh 0mro on INC.

CiNcISNArI, Jan. 20. - A hlg
fro broke out Ia tbs Weston
Union telegraph Cillce this afternoon.
Operators anu employees OF the Ass0c,.
attd Press located In tho building
were forced 10 vacate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-25

DAY .FUIIu. 0i GOO sg.arurf II uI."1 l1sH
rulIrIa aIr mu.t litrIr 81, HH iligUHst
ht.HHuu Q O. o. lIa 100 Nrd0W rstrrn D or
Central rHDIUr . Dr. rrCfrucu 90
900 traudH U.Is uI'. tiniH ...s... s.sss 81 s
northern ta.Hf Co.. o.. r.......s....... d ..
lfuflr. ..... - Wells fars'...s .. %
ores .n sl0rtlIHa Western DuIIH Dol. t.s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-25

Mean or uOmAl temperalure--Th
wnrmest February was that Of 1855,
with an average Of a degrees, tnu
coldeet FobfuNty was that OF 1853,
with an average Of "a degreus; the
highest temperature during any
February WA Us degrees on February
27th, 1873; the lowest temperature dur.
inC any February was 10 degrees be.
low zero on February l8th, 1854.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-25
cL0Wns ID WEAImEn.

Average number Of cl0uiless days,
S; average number Of par,ly cloudy
days 10; ayerHgs numter Of cloudy
days, 10.
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WIND

The prevailing winds have bsen
from tho northwest; the highest
velocity Of the wind during any Feb.
fug'y was ~ nllol ON Feb. li.h, 1883.
GEO. n. SALISBURY,
Observer Weather Bureau.
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PRECIPITATION -,Rin apd melted
suuw.l

Average for tho month, l3S isches;
average number Of days with .Oi Of an
ilch Or more, o; tho greatest monthly
precipitation wac SAP inches In 1878;
the least monthly precipitation was
0.3s Inches Ia 1871; the greatest pmlunt
recorded IN any - consecutive uoun
was l ~ Inches on February An, 1851;
the greatest amount OF snowfall reuJfd.
cd IN "a consecutive houfs (recpr1 ca.
tending 70 winter OF lSs45 oLiy) was
4 inches ON February 2nd, 1893.
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- InriN UlemIshrs. #-.HHrla.r.rfr-i.
p'' t-ay iaaagH Ir.'.atri By Juticua oup.
The morning call., 1894-11-27
MilIionaires Sons.

On the average, great fortunes in America
nave probably done more good and less harm
than might have been expected. They have
undertaken enterprises which could not other
wis have been undertaken, and tried expert
ments which could not otherwise have been
tried. The luxury and display Of their owners
are limited by the conditions of democratic
society, which among other thin gs preclude
large es Adjustments of servasts such as are
kept by the magnatss of Europe, since in Amer
lea one domestic will not IaEe orders from an
other. Besides, men who have made their own
fortunes commonly retain the simplicity of
their early habits OF life.
The worst sin of the millionaires as class
probably has been the corruption OF politicians
In the interest of railroads or other commercial
concerns and even here they have acted largely
on The defensive. In politics they tax little
part, desiring only to be let alone. The
worst OF them is that they die and leav their
wealth to idle ana worthless sons. We give up
the ieunesse dOIee of the great American cities
without reserve TO Mr.. Stead's apostolic Sc
verify; though we cannot go so far as o say
with him OF men convicted OF no actual crime
that "any well-regulated community wOuld be
Justified in sinking them in the nearest bog till
the breath had left their bodies" -Goldwin
Smith, in the Contemporary Review.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.


Perry, L Obspo JW Stohle &party. Portld
f j Reith. Stockton Mrs LofborrOw & (, WIS
ii Whiting, HOLSTER d Koehler HOLSTER
@ Daily HOLSTER Miss Anderson II ollstr
John Gaynell. HOLSTER DR. FranZG oerss, HOLSTER
w Denby, HollisT r Wilson, HOLSTER
Beshan W, HOLSTER w w Jones q fam, Sacto
A Raymond, Ukiah Mrs Sommervile. Cal
+ OConnUrS, Colorado John LeahY, N
Thomas Carlton, q C Danielson, San Diego
w Tiunberg, Suisun j b tammel, San Rafael
J Anderson, Tenn Fred >chwaIm, Muckilteo
JHBlackWelL Chihuahua Schwalm, SkOokum-
FMcShane Isle of Saints chuck
Il j McShane. Oakland NJ Kelley. oakland
j II Blackwell, Oakland James Brink, oregon
IL r Alllngham, oregon w Maleolieu, san Diego
Il A Rutherford, Engld 6 Hopkins, Montana
Dan Hogan, Conn
PALACE HOTEL,
d E Fuller, NY Ri Ross, San Jose
w u Carroll San Jose DR. l. Evans s. W. u S
Gard, Los Angeles w Rives,Nw Hamburg
Il Carman, v NJ Warren, Portland
Miss Warren, Portland w II Sanborn Sw Portld
NJ Searles, e Armstrong, san Jose
HID Easterbrook, Omaha VIC MCPHERSON, Portland
Howard &w.SJLouis Field. Monterey
j. Steward, Wash Fl Gillett. CHICAGO
i Mcfarland Portlnd w Mackenzie Portland
NJ I Rosen, Rodberg Brussels
w Johnson Il W, N Y Johnson, Ny
Arend, A Farrar, Lexington
Clifton, London Franklin, Cal
+ Cutler, Stockton W Rich, Cleveland
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Hoey, w X BOoles, P Angeles
w EVASION, Bozeman Thompson, Stocktn
Irwin. STOCKTON HOughton, Oakland
Arnold, jamestown Raymond. MERGED
A i homas SacIo II Cohe, Mendoza
Brown, San MaCeo T Lacy. Chicago
Byrkit. Chicago w Sanford. San Rafael
j Rodgers, l. Angeles Michof, st Paul
III Murphy, N NJ SchOtszki, Boston
A Parker, Petaluma II Geiger, Petaluma
o johnson, Petaluma
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MISSING FRIENDs.

IMPORTATION WANTED OF THE WHERE
aooutS of CHARLES MCKAY. who went to Cali
forna in the forties with his father and brother.
When last heard from he was employed in
whol esale fruit house in San Fran cisco. and was
connected with the Y. M. G. A. Also the address
OF The gentleman who is looking for the heirs of
N lLIAM MCKAY. Address this ONCE. no21tf
The morning call., 1894-11-27

n Office OF DEMONSTRATIONS CON-
ANsolidated Mining Company. Location OF priu-
cipal place of business san Francisco, Cal: loca-
ton OF works, Gold Ill., Storey County, New.
Nottce is hereby given that At Getting Of the
board of directors, held on the 18th day OF O.
vember, 1894, an assessment (No. 10y OF cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF tn
corporation, Payable Immediately in mite.
States gold coin TO the secretary at the once of
the company, room 30, Nevada block. 300 Mont
gomery ST., san Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10Th day OF December, 1884,
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale ut pub
lie auction: and unless pay ment Is made before
January, 1895, to pay the delinquent ASSESSMENT,
together with the costs or advertising and ex-
penses OF SALE BY order OF the board OF directors
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary,
Omce-Room 30, Nevada block, 800 MOntgom-
cry ST., san francisco, Cal nol7 I'd
OVERNAN SILVER MINING COMPANY.-LO-
~ cation of principal place OF business, San
Francisco California; location OF works Gold
Hill, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting of the
Board of Directors held on the fourteenth (l4thJ
day OF November, 1894, an assessment mo. 10 OF
Ten Cents (lOc) per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable immedi-
stely in United States gold coin to the Secretary
at the office of the Company Ala California street,
San francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the nineteenth 19th) day or De-
for sale at public auction; and. unless payment Is
made before. will be sold on WEDNESDAY the
ninth (9th) day OF January, 1895, to pay the de-
hnqHent assessment, together with the costs of
advertising ana expenses Of sale. By order of the
Board of Directors.
GEO. D. EDWARDS, Secretary.
offce-No. Ala California street, San Francisco.
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