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n STORY 81 co.'s

Adjourned ~ ~ m. I'll .. IN.
! lisas,emblei nt r. M. Present Same az
/ forenoon.
/ Position OF countv road commanding al
n CO. SOC. 10. 10 nTfv ". and running
thenco south ON she west line Of said sec
ton 20 " cor. Of a " quarter section 10 30
inter5ect what Is known as Fort Bentaa
road vas upon report Of Waivers the eto
annexed indefinitely pouponei.
Petition received asking for county road
beginning at the southwest corner OF SEQ
tion 2l 9. 10 n west. and Running thence
north along said section line 30 the no Ia
line OF township II = west. was arantel.
and Edward Whitoomh. 4. A. Grimes and
Abnfr Adams we're appointed as viewers 90
meet AZ southwest corner Of asc. 81, {. 10
nrSw on March 27th. ls9i at 10 o'clock q.
N. TO view from said section - north TO
township line Hs pes petition.
Petition asking parin ssiou 10 close Mp
county road IN Rock Creek Basin district
was refer ed to L. +. Blackstone. super
visor, with instructions 10 look into the
matter and II 10 one IL niured by closing
tho road according to the petition. that he
allow 10 to TO done reservIng all rights TO
tho county 20 open road II need In the
future.
Official bond OF W. r. Frederick, Alvin
w. Reach. Harry Cannon as deputy county
ASSESSORS. We approved and ordered nled.
Daring the afternoon the board visltei
the county jail and found the same clean
and neat
Adjourned at 4:So p. IN. gill nine a. m. to-
morrow.
March I4th. 1894.
Board met put suant 10 adjournment.
Present:
+. Bench, chairman;
Wm. Muth. comm .asioner;
John Horsky. commissioner.
j. >. Tooker. clio K.
Session opened at nine 4. m.
The forenoon Was sTent in visiting the
county IA IN and IndiRents of the CITY. The
roor Farm was found IN good. clean condi-
tion and no dssatiafaction was expressed
by any OF the inmates.
AdjOu ned az u IN. till two n. IN.
X blsd ~ two p. IN, present same
as 10 snooa
Petition asking the board to investigate
the closing up OF road In Colorado gulch
was laid over until June session.
Ordered: That tho county easuEer
transfer $4,000 from the general fund to
ths road fund.
The board Ia compliance with section
16l, NTH division compiled statutes can
celod warrants amounting 30 $500, which
had remained In the county cisrk's Office
over ono year.
In compliance with Sec. 1903. oh Div.
Compiled Statutes. tue following nppof-
tionment Of the road fund WAS made 10 ths
several road districts for use during the en-.
suing quarter:
Supervisors not to exceed the nmount an
The morning call., 1894-05-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
ALAMEDA COUNTY.

Henry F. and Mary Renton to James and Sarah
Fallon of Oakland. lot line of Nineteenth
street. 100 w OF Curtis, 5o:l0 by l00. being
lot 10, block o. Barnes Tract, Oakland; %.
|. a. Jones of oakland to Elizabeth L. ones OF
Oakland. lot on Sc corner of " est aud Thirty
seventh streets, 20o.92. 76, n 200. 54.37,
being lot T. block A, Apgar Tract, oakland TOWN.
| ship: gilt.
Mountain View Cemetery Association to Rich
ard Abbey. lot So in plat IT, in Mountain View
Cemetery Association, oakland Township; SAG.
j. II WOOD of Berkeley to Olive d. fsrrer of
BerS Seley. lot 10, block d. James Tract Berkeley,
to correct decd OF juno 20, 1890; $40.
Blythe HI. and Bertha a. y. Henderson of
Berkeley to Anuic NJ Jones OF Berkeley, lots A. q
and 8. block 3. Daleys Scenic Park. Berkeley
! $40.
Amanda L. and Harry Anderson to A. f. lass of
Oakland, lot l3 block u, subdivision of lots aud
f, Champion Tract, Frultvaie Subject TO mot
gage to Cosmopolitan NJ B. and L. Association),
Brooklyn Township: $40
Charles Z. ana Mary e. White TO K. A. Freeman
| OF Brooklyn Township lot on Sc line OF Brandon
street. 80 SW OF Washington, SW 70 by Sc 100,
! block no. Levy Tract (subjaet to mortgage to
| San Francisco and Oakland Mutual Loan Associa-
| tion), brooklyn Township; $40.
Lucfcn Houriet OF Oakland to catherine hour1et
of Oakland, lot on line OF Eighteenth street no
J w OF trusn, e no, 40. w lI0, 40 TO begin
Ming. being the N 10 feet of lot z. block K, OAK
| land Onion Homestead Association, qultclaim
| deed. oakland So.
Charles A. aud Alice C. Bailey to Amelia Ham
mersmith OF San Francisco. lot on line of Ashby
avenue. lao w of Newoury street. w 40 by 100.
being the 30 feet OF lot s. ana K 20 feet OF lot
| A, block A. Adeline Tract Berkeley; So.
W. L. and Ermina Dargie to Laura a. Phelps of
| w of Peralta, 124.72 205, w l5240, y to be-
ginning, being lots 203 TO 2l0, Rose 1ract, sub.
division of Tot II, Peralta Tract. Brooklyn Town
ship; $40.
A. W. Lind OF Alameda to Israel Jacobs OF San
Francisco lot on line of santa Clara avenue
1884 w OF Park street, W "a g by 99:1l 70,
to Encinal. subject TO mortgage to Alameda Saw
ing Bank for $1,000, Alameda; $40.
The morning call., 1894-05-13

Thompson, another noted swimmer, were
getting ready TO start on trip about the
country giving aquatic exhibitions, and
that an effort was made by Laperle to
leave Williams out of the com bination. to
which the captain strenuously objected.
with the result that there was fight and
Williams was borne to the Receiving Hos-
pital. His wounds are not serious.
Modjsska at the Macdonough.
The great tragedienne makes her ap-
pearance in Oakland next week, commence
ing tomorrow night. This will be her
last appearance in America before be-
ginning her Europeau tour.
The popular prices of seats has made
the run on the box-office the largest in the
history Of the Mscdonough. A good re-
served seat can be had on the the lower
floor for 81. and in the balcony for 90
cents and rs cents. For the Saturday
had for 75 cents.
The following is Modjeska's programme
for the week: Monday. Mary Stuart :;
Tuesday. 'As You Like IT,; Wednesday,
"Magda"; Thursday, Merchant of Ven
Ice; Friday, Much Ado About Moth
ing; Saturday matinee, Merchant o.
Venice" and Saturday night, Macbeth. !"
A Shot From ScnnIon.
The wagon of San Francisco junk
dealer was struck yesterday afternoon at
l o'clock by the narrOw-gauge train at
Fourth and Webster streets and the horse
became scared and started 10 run across
the track. He was caught by the engine
and had one foot so mangled that it was
useless. Officer Scanlon humanely tried
to shoot the horse out of his misery. He
banged away and planted a bullet in his
head. This frightened the animal m ore
than it hurt him and on three legs and
with bullet in his head he started to run
off. He fell after going a block and was
then finished by the official.
Street fisticuffs.
A street fight occurred at Broadway and
Seventh street Yesterday afternoon be-
tween Judge Nusbsumer and Editor
Marshall of Alameda, in which the former
was poked square between the eyes and
had his spectacleS mashed. The Judge.
it is said, also went to grass and the fact
is mentioned that there was some claret
drawn. Just what the trouble was no one
seems to know and the parties themselves
did not care to talk
The morning call., 1894-05-13
DEEP-SEA Fish.
They Are Liable to Curious Form
of Accident.
Ponular Science Month

Popular Science Monthly.
The fish that live at enormous depths
are, in consequence of the enormous pres
sure. liable to curious form Of accident
If. in chasing their prey or for any other
reason, they rise to considerable distance
above The floor of the ocean, the gases OF
their swimming bladder become consldera-
bly, expanded and their specific gravity
greatly reduced; up to certain limit the
muscles Of their bodies can counteract the
tendency to float upward and enable the
fish 10 regain its proper sphere OF lie al
tne bottom, but beyond that limit the
muscles are not strong enough to drive
the body downward, and the fish, becom-
ing more and more dstended as 1t goes. is
gradually killed on its long and invoiun-
tary journey TO the surface OF the sea.
The deep-sea fish, tns1, are exposed to
danger that DO other animals in the world
are subject to, namely, that of tumbling
upward. That such accidents do occa-
sionally occur is evidenced by the fact
that some fish, which are known to be
true deep-sea forms, were discovered dead
and floating on the surface of the ocean
long before our modern Investigations
we're commenced.
The morning call., 1894-05-13
BERKELEY.

Last night the members of the BerKeiey
Fire Department gave an entertain mehe III
Sisterna Hall for the benefit OF Mr. An
derson, one OF their number. Al recent
fire Mr.. Anderson was so badly injured
that he has been unable to attend 10 MS
business, hence the benefit. The people
came out in large numbers. A very nne
literary and musical programme was
offered, after which the ladies served a
most delicious lunch. From this, togetner
with half the proceeds of the SIX atiDg TIDE
on Friday evening, Mr.. Anderson VIII re-
ceive neat little sum to tide him over his
misfortune.
The Election.
The politicians and others immedlateiy
interested in the outcome OF the election
tomorrow are very busy trying to 40 as
mach electioneering as possible In the "
tie time left. Yesterday the Advocate Is
sued a supplement in which the RECORDS Oh
the various candidates were set 1ortn.
From all appearances the successful ones
will be pretty well scattered among tne
various parties. A mass-meetlng VIII De
held this afternoon in the interests OF tne
anti-liQuor law and the Prohibition candl-
Iatas
The morning call., 1894-05-13
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

TALE a. NORCRosS SILVER MINING co..
IL Location or prfacipal place of business. san
Francisco. California; lscstien of works. Virs MIA
aiming District. storey County. state of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
1894, An assessment 40 105A of 2E cents per
share WAS levied upo capital stock OF the cor
portion. payable Immediately in Uaited states
gold coin. to the secretary. at the once OF the
company. room 20. Nevada block. No. 800 Mont
49, ,,aaS ,,, -, SS s,i anc.s,o' NaIioIhIa.
main unpaid on Tuesday, the Bth day OF June,
1884. will be delinquent and advertised for sale
At public auction, aud unless payment Ia made be-
fore. will be sold on THURSDAY, the 2Sth OF jun O.
1884 To pay the delinquent assessm ent toE eth or
with costs of advertising and expenses ef sale
By order Board of Trustees
A. B. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Omcs-Room 26. Nevada block. No. 3O9 Mont
gomsry street, San Francisco California my2 I'd
The morning call., 1894-05-13

Moraee, died yesterday morning at ner-
residence, 2163 Pacific avenue. from neu
ralgia Of the heart. She leaves husband
and two sons.
The seventh annual swim ming season
of the Pacific Swimming Cluo opens at
the Terrace Baths, Sunday, June .. oeV-
eral professionals in the art Will De pres
ant
The morning call., 1894-05-13
E,Asr SIERRA NEVADA MINING COMPANY

last SIERRA NEVADA MINING COMPANY
" Location OF principal place OF business, sam
francisco, CAL; location of works, Virginia,
Storey County, New.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
beard OF directors, held on the 10th day of JAM
uary. 1894, assessment (Ne 81 of five (5) centa
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
corporation, payable Immediately in United States
go coin to the secretary. at thS once OF the
company, 80 Pine street, room %, San francisco,
Cal
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the 23d day of February 1894
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and. unless payment is IN made before Will
be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1894,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, togeth er with
the cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY
order of the board of directors.
GEORGE p SPINNEY, Secretary
Ohce-310 Pine street. room %. San Francisco,
Gal
The morning call., 1894-05-13
Novel wedding Present.

A marvel Of the ceramic art is a bureau and
bedstead made at the factory OF an English pot
fer as wedding gift for he Duke and Duchess
of York, AS described in all English prin these
"lIte-s size" and frail iieees of furniture are as
perfect if not as useful as il they were made of
wood The large mirrors are wreathed in roses
and III their hearts. so thai they light the mir
rors at night, are tiny electric iights.-Globe-
namOpraf
The morning call., 1894-05-13
commencement Exercises.

The High School graduating class ara
busy preparing for commencement exer-
cses. which are scheduled for Friday even
ing, May 25. The class is the largest that
High School, and includes in the number
some talented and brilliant scholars.
Edna Jones has been selected saluta-
torian and Florence Mason valedctori an.
The programme is not yet announced.
The member Of the class are: ice
Michaels, Mamie ChsppeL. John Force.
Carrie Eickhoff, Clarence Weymouth, Irene
Stephens, Blanche Tsdaie, Edna jones,
Percy Bordwell, Dan Burr. Nellie Wigney,
Mary Haiton, Florence Mason, Edi Fox,
Lenai Elliott, VIII Bacon, Lucy SWEET,
Grace Williams, Helen Sayle. VIII Ager,
Myrtle hermann, Sarah Yoblonsky. Curt
Arenis. Lucca Buch. Jennie Lawrence,
Leila Hermann. NJ ,bel Miller, VIII Har-
yey, Dom Teller, Wilder Colby.
Has Gone Insane.
Mortimer l.. Stark, a young man 81
years of age, was taken In custody yester-
day by the police, charged with InSanit ty,
and will be Immediately examined by the
Commissioners on Lunacy. Until within
a few days he has been all right from all
appearances. For several days he has
been wandering around the streets like a
drunken person and was not able to find
his lodging place. He is the son of jerome
b. Stark. who recently moved out OF the
city leaving his affairs In bad condition,
and this son without home. which may
IN part account for his reason being de-
throned.
X. of r. DAY.
Next Saturday Is Knights OF Pythias
day at the Mid winter Fair. and the Ala
media Lodge No. 40 have arranged to spend
the day across the bay. In union with the
Oakland lodges they will join the process
sion in Union square, San Francisco, and
march to the grounds.
Cricket Notes.
The Alameda Cricket Club started for
Bakersfield Friday night for their two
days match with the British Club. To-
day the second elevens of the Alameda
and Pacific clubs play match on the Ala
media grounds.
Notes.
Mrs. Emma Moralee, wife Of Thomas B.
The morning call., 1894-05-13
ALAMEDA.

Several of Alameda's citizens who desire
a larger social life than their present
environments allow have been aspiring for
some time TO the formation af Bohem an
Club. The preliminary steps have now
been taken. At meeting held Friday
evening j. T. Flemming, G. II. Perry.
Colonel Reed Jones, l. P. Allen and Frank
Woodrum were selected to draft plan of
organization. Thirtv-eight names are now
on the list of proposed members. The
plan is to rent the Eureka Hall, establish
billiard and pool rooms, provide books,
papers and periodicals and make it a
pleasant and attractive retreat for is
membar6.
The morning call., 1894-05-13
Announcement to tbG Public.

In placing upon the market at the present time
the unsold lots in the MOSS TRACr do so to
comply with our contract, which expires this
month, and under the terms OF the same we are
compelled to offer the remainder of the property
at public auction the 18th inst Every lot
O1f'red Will positively be sold. The terms are un-
exceptional and the property Is superior to any
i'll the district. he Moss Tract contains over $50
lots, out OF which 500 have been sold to bona-fde
purchasers and improved with handsome houses,
streets graded. city water churches, stores. post
once hotel and every convenience at your front
door. CiIcumstau heretofore mentioned rem
der it necessary for US TO sell at this time, which
would not have been selected under ordinary
circumstances Take advantage OF this offer and
make q solid investment
The morning call., 1894-05-13

The ermne and the stoat is the same
animal. being ermine in winter and stoat
in summer 1t is erroneously supposed to
be distinct species.
The morning call., 1894-05-13

pest & BELCHER MINING CoMPANY-Lo-
- cation of principal place OF business, san fran-
cisco. Cal; location OF works virginia C'ty'
Storey County. New.
Notice Is hereby riyeo that nc . meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees held Monday, she tniI .H
(30th) day OF April. 1894, an assessment lNV. 90.
OF twenty-five (25) cents per share was Iestoo h'
upon the capital stock OF the corporsion paySDe .
Immediately In United states gold coin mo 70 tne as
Nevada block, soe Montgemsry St. San Francisco
Cal. -,
Any stock upon which this assessmons shs'I re-
June 1884, will become delinquent and adver-
tised Ter sale at public auction, ana y Sniess @ pay
june 2o 1894, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with cost OF advertising and expenses OF
~ L. OSBORN, Secretary.
once-Room No 33, Nevada block, No. 500
MONTGOMERY street. San FRANCISCO. Callfornla.1 I'd
The morning call., 1894-05-13
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

-
EXCH OF Err MINING CoMPANY-LoCArio ON
California: location of WORKS. Gold Hill storey
County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board of Directors held on the 9th day of May.
1894. an assessment (No. 30 of 10 cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation. payable hmm edlately in nitsd States
gold coiu to the secretary al the Office OF the
pany, room 7S. Nevada block, 800 Montgomery
street. francisco. Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
main unpaid on tue 18th day OF June 1894, W i'll
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and. unless payment is made before. will
be sold NJ 'NDAY. the I'd day of July. 1894
TO pay the delinquent assessment together with
the costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale. BY
order of he Board OF Directors.
CHARLES T. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Onice-Room 79. Nevada block, 800 Montgom
cry street. San Fran cisco, Cal. myl1 I'd
KENTUCk CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
N pany. Location of principalplace of business,
San Franc tsco CALIFORNIA;; location OF works. cold
Hill. storey County. Nevada
notice is hereby given that at q meetnr of the
Board of Directors. held the 9th daE of May.
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora
ton, payable Immediately IN United States gold
coin to the secretary, at the ONCE OF Jte company,
room No %, Nevada block. n %. 800 Montgomery
ST., San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tbs 4th day of June, 1894, IL
be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment Is made before VIII
be sold Oh TUESDAY, the Sd day of July, S94, TO
pay the delinquent assessment, together with the
order of the Board OF Directors
AUG. WATERMAN Secretary.
Onice-Room No. 20, Nevada brock. No 3O9
Montgomery ST. San Francisco. California. m I'd
The morning call., 1894-05-13
Builders Contracts.

Edmund Schnutonhaus with H. Behrens, NOV
ing and underpuniug on line o. Oak ST., 90 e
of Webster. u IS by 100: $6745.
Same with Koch Grimes, plumbing. ETC., on
same; 5000
john Fills with Hood Sc watson, carpenter work.
etc. for two-story frame building on SW line Of
Danvers st, 70 NV Of Falcon; $2700.
The morning call., 1894-05-13
sp1s I'd

HRowN POINT GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company; location OF principal place OF bust
ness. San Francisco. Cal; location OF works, Gold
Hill, Storey County. New
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
board OF dlresters held the twenty third (23l
day OF April. 1894, assessment NO 6s) OF
twenty-five (26) cents per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock of tho corporation, payable i'm
mediately In United States gold coin. to the secre
tary. At the once OF ths company. room 35 third
floor OF Mills building. Z. cor. bush and Mont
gomsry SITS, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock npon which this ent shall re-
main unpaid on the 28th day of May 1894 Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment Is made before viii
be seid on MONDAY. tho 18th day OF June. 1894,
to pay the delinsuens nssessment, togesher with
costs of advertising ana expenses Of sale By
order Of the board OF directors
JAMES NEwLANDS, Secretary.
Omcs: Roem -. third hoer of N Ills building
Ne cer Bush aud Montgomery sts., San fran
cisco. Cal sp24 I'd