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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
EQl'ALBEsN. TAN ~.
Proceedings OF thr Territorial tsoard
OF kauaiiRattoa.

Proceedings OF thr Territorial tsoard
OF kauaiisatiss.
The territorial board of equalization
held busy session yesterday afternoon
and ia at II again to-day There are
preeent Commissioners John Corhe,,,
president; NJ. G. lie Bacs. secretary
Romulo MARTINEZ and W, ID Kelly; Com
missioner kennsdy. from the Alhupusr-
que district, lie absent.
Nearly score uf appeals are under
consideration. In the matter II John
Corb.tt, assignee for WIN. berg. II D.m.
ing, the assessment Was Gu, down from
$4,000 IA $4,000. and in the appeal Of th.
Diamond l.. Cattle cnmpeny, ~ GrAat
county, the assessment hkch 10y Assessor
q. ". Miles and the county beard was
sustained.
Much interes, was cent-rcd around an
appeal from BsrnAiillo county where, IN
compliAnc. with the rates 6x-d by th.
territorial bosri in January last, County
Assessor santiago Baca Ass-as-d the tim
her lands II the Mitchell Lumber CON.
pany. n. b, oteru and others at 81 pei
acre and the county board cut II down IL
rs cents an acre, Assessor Baca slss
RAISED the rAilruad return some 90. 900,
their return, II was alleged, being thai
lnuch short ot what thn rates established
10y The territorial SnArd u equalization
called for. The buari is discussing a
resolution sustaining the action II As.
sessor BAcA In bath cases.
Among the Apl@sls under consider.
alton to-day is Quo from th. himbrvp
River Cattle company, represented by \.
LindAuer. of Demiugi one frum the III.
ezra Land a Cattle company, represented
by Robt, Hopper, Of Hillsboroi ons fronl
ths Los AnimAs Land Il Cattle company
REPRESENTED by Hon, W. 4. Hopewell. and
one from Union county, Wherein III.
Union Pacific, Denver d DUFF road claims
exemption from taxation under section
1891, complied laws of New Mexico -
New hriicAn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

oskaloora. Iowa, Aug l0.-The Wash.
ington. Denver relay riders paSseSi OskA-
loosa At ABS a. m, twenty three hours
ahead Of time. Emil kostomiAtski, Of the
oskaloo-A division, made = relay Of nine
miles in n minutes. The 0skAioosa re-
lay ended at Prairie City at 7;i4 a. m.
twenty hours aud twenty minutes ahead
Of time. making ~ miles In , hours and
~ minutes. = gain of hour and 3 min
utee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
laM q ItAssle k,lAks.

D-s Moinss, la. Aug. 10 Amid pat
rio,ic orAtions, with the music of bands
innumsrAbls, aud amidst the acclaim of =
multitude. tho treasured battle days II
the Hawksys state wsr. today removed
from the arssnai whsre the, have hishsr-
10 foand rcsting place 10 . I'-rrnAnsnt
home In the state capitol. PREPARATIONS for
the even, have been In progrrss for
several months and public in,sr.s, in the
svsat was increased by the stirring
"Bsssis Flag" proclamation issus,i by
0ovssuor Jackson. Last aisht and early
this 1svalAs the stars and ssrspss were
hbssally lAsV~n W tho brsass wkils every
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

of hfty fee, gave results ~ I. .sai 4 ounces
Of gold. ~ value " t2s, ,7S 10 I-r ton.
This result from free milling rick wsa
astonishing. and the owners At once put
tn work three shif,s IN the property ,o do
further development work The owners
arr Las Vegas parties, who with Mr.
Nichols have three claims. or $500 by 900
feet "n wha, they believe To be the IA.
m0us Or " gr0np vein,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
~s"HOei.Ot VINES.
Regents wake thc Hest Of an .for
tunair Dilemma

| see' 't"""a
II has been definitely agreed that the
Hch""l "f mines will b- cl"rel during the
| coming year, says the New Mexican. II
seems that the tar levy provided hy law
is not sufficient tn maintain tins rchu"l III
such n manner as to b- cr,sltabl- to the
| territory. TIL" regents have. ia view II
this unfortunate dilemma. concluded that
| " was Ia the beet interest uf the territory
to close the Schonl for the present. and
us" all sums collected from taxes for the
purchasing Of laboratory and Hatisfac-
tory equipment preparatory t. opening
the school next year The boArl cam. Ia
the conclusion some iinE Ago that this
was the best beat thing tu be- done, hut II
was unfortunately handicapped by n con.
tract made with Prof Floyd Davis for a
I'erioi Of three years, toi which he hAn
served one year.. and II was feared tina,
he would be entitled to receive his salary
for the full period OF the contract. whether
hi" services were required OF not. To
avoid this dilemma th. board some time
since requested the governor 20 use his
hes, efforts to see II AL Amicable settle
ment could be made. The settlement
was contaminated last Saturday by Prot.
Davis agreeing tt accept his sslAry for
the past year and q sufficient amount
Ia cover the expense Of moving his
family 10 New Mexico and returning east,
which wss es,is'stoa 90 <sna. -.-s- --si.-
men, WAS finally concluded upon these
terms. There has been no dissa tisfaction
felt with Prof. Davis. His course while
in charge d the School has given entire
natisfsction and there Is no other reason
for relieving him II the presidency II the
institution except thos" given above. that
III. financial condition IL the school will
not justify it's continuation for the pre-
sent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Denver, Aug. 10 The incoming of
visitors preliminary to the coming an-
nusl meet Of the League ct American n
wheolmcn commenced in earnest this
morning, and from nov on until Monday
the special and regular trains will he
packed with cyclists from Gar and near.
For the fourth time this summer Denver
has pu, on it's holiday garb and brough,
out its best bib and tucker.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

D.uville, ILL.,, Aug, 10 Almost the en-
tire business portion II Fi,hiAn. a town
Of 600 ,nhabi,snts, Is mil-s west of the
city. burned last night. The origin of
the 6re 10 unknown.
The resdencs Of James Cunning ham
At Hoopeston. ths fines, private resiienc-
In eastern Illinois, just completed ., a
cost of $27. .0Oo, was burned las, nigh,
no Insurance..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

The D~f~asea q Iabssa Candidate 10
Oet Ntth = ntatem~at

'of bes~hseo A'abhma tandtdhte 10
Ost Ntth = ataten~at
birmingham, Ala, Aug. l0-Capi.
kulh has Furnished the following over
his signature:
II have deferred making any state
nent To the public a. to ia. r-sul. Of tie
election until the total returns hAy. been
received, Up to this hour. 10 y Tn =.
Huifici.nt returns arr In to show ! have
carried ~ out IL 81 white counties. and
that have been elected with th. entire
state ,lckr, 10y majority of not lees thA n
$4,000. This ina :"ri,y, claim. afler CIV.
ing to the opposition every white county
which ,ney have cArr,d, withou, refer.
rnce to fraudulent methods in the nature
u intimidation aud bulldnzing in the alb
s"nce II INSPECTORS or hHers for our side.
Amy citizen of Alabama of ordinary
intelligence who will take ia. trouble Ia
examine the figures Hs reported by the
Associated Press and claimed by the op.
position can at once see that II will be q
physical impocaibiii,y for the ticket
head.d by Col. Oates to be declar-d
elected except 10y claiming = majority of
over 1000 from seven black belt coun.
,ies having a white voting population not
esceeding $4,000
THE frauds Of this year are more no
ioriour and shameful than these Of 1899
For the purpoee II deceiving the public.
they have To some extent been shifted.
he returns as r.ported FROM lowndes
county indicate frauds exceeding any
thiag ever before known in the history
Of this state. In Montgomery. Barbour
and Bullock the frauds are hardly lers
aggravated.
THE opposi,ion claimed Madison by q
majority Of ia,743 Our strength in Mad
ison couuiy this year Ia much more
strongly Developed than in 1897. when
we carried the county by about 400 una
jor'y.
"Furthermore. il is known srms seven
or eigh, negr~s were appointed As in.
Spectors in Madison county, several II
whom could neither read nor write. II
IA n serious fact that in the city of Mont
gom-ry at iiO =. m.. only thirty min
u,es before the polls were close,i. not ex-
c,eding i,3+0 white voters and "a colof-d
voters had cast their ballots by actual
count. Notwithstanding this fact, it 10
claimed the city Of Montgomery gives
majority of 2,+0O for Oates. Al Bess--
mer. more than 400 Of our voters were
deni"d an opportunity of casting their
ballots on account Of the opposition lead.
ers crowdiug the polling places. mater.
tally aided by the officers of the law in
blocking the polling places.
'In view Of this condition Of affairs
! cannot escape the responsibility Of pre-
senting the issue, not only 10 the support
err of our ticket. hut To all intelligent,
honorable and law-Abiding citizens Of
this state.
"a conference II the cAndi dates Of our
ticket. as we'll as the members Of our
committee, has been called Ia meet In
this city Tomorrow. and Ut that confer
-nce line Of policy will bs determined
upon and the people II this state will lie
given an opportunity " definitely and
quickly determine whether or not the Law
shall he master u all and its govern
msnt be maintained in purity according
to the will Of the people"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

City "f M-Sico, Aug. In u duel
with p,st"l- last evening S-nnr Jpr. Yer.
arlrgui, chief "f government STAMP de.
partm"nt wac killed h> francirco Rum-rr.
u well.kn"wu congressman The see.
"nd- at Nerarlrg,Ii were Appellant Castillo,
president uf the Mexican senate and
editor " ~ Particle Liberal, aud Ramon
Prida, congressman and pyiiiur of NJ
Universal. The seconds II Srnor kntncrn
w-r" Sen"r Bairullu, SpsniAri And
u-n LAnru taiIiln. ex-governor uf Chi.
huAhuA And member uf the -ruA,r
The duel was ia" result ~ quarrel over
n woman. On th" fret hrr Irra.l4gui
fell with a ball through his heart
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

available yari II bunting was hrought
ont aud utilized To- give the city gala
SSpec, Z" th" grey haired veterans II
the state u IN even greater event than ~
national q A. X. "ncAmpmrn, and fur
fnr,y.cigh, hours they have been lou,lug
~. hlliug up IA" hotels nud cr"wliug the
rreiiencer II the hundreds uf citizens
whose latch string fur this occAriun has
been hanging on the outside.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
WIN Eylpt TeAanas

Chicago, July lO.-The Pullman com.
pany has practically decided To evic, ,h,
striking tenants for nou- paymen, of rent
Vice President wickes ssid to. day tha,
the new employees must have houses
The announcement, creates great excite
ment among the strikers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Nebraska ssepusi.saas.

Holdredge. Neb., Aug. io.--The re-.
publican congressional convention of the
Piith district nominated Prof ". X. An.
drews, Of Hastings. II. ran against
Congressman Mekeigan two years ago
aud was defeated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

bp0oIhl 70 Ibs NEt'1<H'
Nesdlss. Cal, Aug. l0.-w. u. Gilbert,
colored. while bathing In the Colorado
river about . mila from town. was
drowned and his body has NO, yet been
recovered. Diiigen, search Is being
made. but a. the river bel 10 composed
II quicksands 1, may be weeks before .,
10 recovered,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
EleetIon lnxrns,Ka,ian

Washington. Aug 10 Chandler 10 day
in the senate offered resolution directing
the committee on elections to investigate
the Alabama election, and ascertain "
frauds were committed. At Hilrs request
the resolu ION went over until tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
n.sLtra's Ap..sa saiys,

Tho beat sAlve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rh-um, fever
sores, tsttsr. chspi-.d hands. ehilblAins,
corns. and all skin -rupiiops, snd psO.i-
lively cures piles. or Ia" Iay requir-d, I,
~ money rufundssi. Price - cents per
boI FOR sAle by Dr. Thos. y, burgess d
B-'n, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Ny boy Was taken with disease re-
sembling bloody fux. The drst thing ]
thought Of was Chamberlsin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhosa Remedy. Two
him sound aud we'll. I heartily recon-
mend this remedy N all persons suffer-
swer all Inquiries regarding II when
stamp Is inelosed' l refer To any county
J p. Primroy, Campbell Co, Tenn. For
sale by r n. Burgess 4 Son, Druggists,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

q. C Borradaile. father 81 Col. John
BorrAdsile, who 10 NJ ConcoriiA, KAnsAs,
sends To TnE CirUzx the premium list of
the ConcordiA fair association. which will
be held as ConcordiA on sept, 4. 8, . aud
7, The pamphlet 10 neatly printed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
On, " hat . Harprtse

What an agreeable ons, tHu. il exper-
fenced by the hitherto misguided in-
dividuAi who has b-en csAs-leHsly but
vAinly dosing for y-Ars past In ,he futile
hope of curing constipation. when drastic
pills and p0tions arr abAndon-d for Hoe.
letters stomach Bl,tsrs, q faithful aux:
H. ry Of nature. which docs iis work with
cot gripping or weakening. but always
effsctually. ''rhrov physIc ~ the dogsi"
and use this bagnlgn and thorough lAxA-
tive, which achieves results which as
tonish - well as crafty thosc who uss Il.
No, only . regular habit Of bsiy but
complets digestion and aAsiInilA,i,n are
rsstorsd by lie us-, II regulates the
liver and kidny.s, and oountsrsc,s tsn-
dency W rheumaiirm. In no case where
II 10 possible 70 prrnre !, should its uss
be delayed. For,ify with II against
malaria.
n. A. otsro. of Las Vegas, who haa
been hobaobbing with the republican
politicians of this city the past tsw days.
left for his home thir annrsoou.
Dc. Prices Cream Baktng Powder
Wsss1's pais iiiShsss Awara.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Raia the RlnN.

london, Aug. i0.--R,chArd Smell, con-
Assa,isl private secretary 10 Lord Roth.
The morning call., 1894-01-08
HANDBALL COURTS.
Large Audiences and WeIl-COntested
Games Yesterday.

The handball courts were well patron
ICED yesterday and several well-contested
games were witnessed.
At the San Francisco court the first
game was a siX-handed one between j.
Rodgers, C. McKinnon and j. Kearney
against NJ. Mcneil. w. ManOn and G.
Mcdonald" The former team won the
first rub by a score of 15-S, 6-15, 15-12.
Second game-P. Barrett and G. Nc
Donald played c. McKinnon and j..
Rodgers. Each side won game and the
final game was won by z. Barrett and @.
Mcdonald by score of 1910. SIS,
1913.
Third game. Brannick and p. Bar
rest played Ii. Moffett and r. Shea. The
first rub was won by the former by a
score of $40. 9-15, 15-12 The second
rub was won by the latter team by a score
of 15-6. 10-15 15-5. and the final game
WAS won by Brannick and Barrett by a
score of 15-6, 11-15. 15-9.
Fourth game. Harlow and j. Lawless
played r. Linehan and J. Kearney. Each
side won game, and the final game was
won by Harlow and Lawless by u score Of
21-i9 1871. 21-1S.
Fifth and final game-J. Jones, the Aus
tralian champion, played j. Harlow and
r. Linehan. They were to play the best
three out OF five, twenty-One aces. Each
.
was won by Jones.
Sixth eame-M. German and p Ryan
played j. Ryan and j. Geeson. Each side
won a rub by the following score: 15-11.
12-15 and 15-10 and 1915.
At the Union Court the first game in the
morning was played by Tom FItzgibbons
and James Norris. who defeated Matt
Coughan and James Curran. Score: 10
10, S-15, 15-12.
Second game-Mke Prince and Austin
Hendry defeated Pat Kelly and Professor
j. Lynch by score of: 1910, 1916,
15-S.
Third game-Al Pennoyer and William
Kelly played Mike Dillon and Jack
Feeney. The former won. Score: 1872.
9-I5, 15-11. Second rub-Mike Dillon
and Jack Feeney played William Kelly
and AL Pennoyer. The former won.
Score: 1912. 10-15, 15-S.
Fourth game-George Hutehin son and
Hugh Toner played John Condor and
John McDermott. The latter won by the
| score: lilo, 8-15, 1913.
The morning call., 1894-01-08

swear, 'by all the gods, that his follow
ing will surely capture the first prize of
$1,000. A second prize of $500 and third
one of 500 will afford substantial cons0la-
ton. however, to two OF the teams that
fail in the attempt TO reach the highest
point of honor.
a glance at the appended table will re-
veal the fact that some of the teams are at
the start overweighteG. On the other
hand, il is asserted that in the lighter
teams there are some of the very best men.
Without an ounce of supeIfiuous flesh
their daily occupation has built up a
frame covered with hardened mass of
sDew and muscle.
The American team is made up prlnci-
pally OF gripmen on the California-street
road; the Can adams have large proper
ton OF blacksmiths; the Danish team is
made UP principally Of brickhandlers
from the scows that travel about the bay
the Norwegian and Russian teams are
almost entirely composed OF sailors. ana
the Swedish contingent is made up from
men following various occupations.
Inc teams. with the average weight OF
tile ten men composing each. with their
respective captains, are as follows:
American, 200 pounds, p. ChriStiansOn,
Canadian, 100 pounds, q. Du PlesSis.
Danish, 175 pounds, \. Larson.
Norwtg CLAN, 100 pounds, l.. Alberts.
swedish, 1S5 pounds, A. NJ. Plank.
huSS!an, 100 POUNDS, y. nelson
The various teams will mo unit the cleats
and compete in the following order: Tues
day-Canada VS.. Russia, America VS.. Swe-
den, Denmark vs.. Norway; Wednesday,
Canada VS.. Sweden, America VS.. Norway,
Denmark VS.. Russia; Thursday-Canada
VS.. Norway, Denmark VS.. America. Russia
VS.. Sweden; Frday-Canada VS.. America.
Denmark vs.. Sweden, Russia VS.. Norway
Saturday-Canada VS.. Denmark, America
VS.. Russia, Sweden VS.. Norway.
The morning call., 1894-01-08
SCHUETZEN RANGES.
The German Clubs and Company ID
of the Fifth Spoil Targets.
JaCoby's Score.

The advent of the new year was appro.
priately celebrated at the SchuetZen Park
ranges yesterday. There were large
number of shooters present and they were
all inspired with a desire to make good
record.
The feature OF the day was the score
made by Philo Jacoby, the president of the
California Schuetzen Club. The venerable
president is not so young as when he used
to go TO Switzerland and carry off all the
prizes in sight at the shooting tournaments,
but he still holds a rifle steady and he still
can sight a bullseye as we'll as many
younger man. His score yesterday was 81
out of possible 100. and in detail as fol-
lows: 24-25-25-23.
The California ScbuezeD Club held its
first monthly medal shoot. The following
are the names and scores OF the fferent
class medal-winners: Champion class,
ID. w. Meislanger, 443; first class, G.
APO; SHE'D class, +. Gehret, Ala; fourth
class. w. j. Mertes. 325; first best shot, "a
rings last best shot, J. Straub, 25.
The San Francisco Veren Eintracbt
SchuetZen section also held its first
monthly Shoot for the year, with the fol-
lowing results: Champion class, F. A.
kuhles. 4O4 rings; first class, L.. RiIzau,
1868; second class, +. Elnior, 349; third class,
+. Ehren IMPORT, 327, first best shot.
The first monthly medal shoot of the
San Francisco Grutll Schueizen Club was
held and the scores were as follows: First
class, 4. Gehret, 401; second class, T.
Gehret, 404; third lass. A. Hintermann,
37S; fourth class, E. Christin, 29S
The members of Company d. Fifth In
fanny. located at San Rsfael. we're at the
range all day. The following are some of
the best scores.
The morning call., 1894-01-08
UPON THE CLEATS
Six Teams Have Been Entered fol
the Tug-Of- Wharf.-The Aver
age Weight.

The tug-of-war tournament which is to
take place during the current week prom
ises to be interesting from the fact that
especial care has been exercised In select
ing the men forming the six competing
teams.
For some unascrioed reason the English,
Irish and Scotch teams, each of which
made a good showing on previous occa-
sions. will be conspicuous by absence
from the tournament.
The scene of the conflict of physical en-
durance will be B'na Birth Hall, and
will commence tomorrow evening ana
continue each evening during the balance
of the week.
All the teams have been working hard
to get into good trim. and now, with mus
cies hard as iron, are ready to do battle.
The respective captains individually
The morning call., 1894-01-08

NOR that DR.. Titus of the City and County
Hospital got the worst of horse transac-
tion. Now" said the doctor yesterday
afternoon. 1.-THE man who said that does
not know M. NV mare might not take
tue prize at beauty show, that admit.
But if you know any editor who owns a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nag tell him to bring
IL along and I'll race him for $50 side"
The morning call., 1894-01-08
Why He Didn't Tell.
Chicago Record.

Good morning. sir" said the oily stranger.
entering the office. Il hear that you are 4
lover OF fine cigars. Now, if You know how to
Keep secret, have here a few boxes of pc T.
lectos which were struggled through thu
CuSiom-house. you know. which can sell you
at"
, mere were two reasons why the oily stranger
ala not continue. One was thar he had SOLD
cigars 10 the same man before; the other was
mat the man was in fine physical trim and
needed exercise
The morning call., 1894-01-08
How to Keep the Grip Away.

Now Y Tk sun
. All the doctors seem to agree in the opinion
lnat the best way of protecting oneself against
an attack of the grip is to keep the general
hea!th as good as possible, TO be careful not to
e.tch cold, TO live temperately. 10 breathe pure
sleep. The grin is a painfnI harassinr harm
iul ana dangerous disease, affecting both the
body and the mind
The morning call., 1894-01-08

EdIutu runs OdkldhuS BOStonS s. Home
run-Brown. wo-b.se hits-Hines Long, Eeck-
ley, Nash, Nichos. First base errors-Oak-
lands 2, BoStOns 3. First base on called balls
OakIands 4. BostOns 4. Left on bases-Uak an
II, BOstons Struck out-By Van Haltren l. II I
10y pitcher-Horner, Hernon. McCarty. Davis.
Double plays-Davis to Beekiey. Time Of game
hour and As minutes UmpiTe-McDonald
The morning call., 1894-01-08

4. Kerr igaD SO, s. Eden SO, g. Amy 80, w.
lverson SO, A. Scott 81. j. Greaver 81, T.
Archer 81. ?. Treanlon 81, F. Mulhern SO, J.
Gray 50. Captain Elliott 80. n. Elliott "a, J.
WbitDey 30, j. 7. Davenport 80. G. Miller 30,
V. Clask 80, j. Schlosser 81, w. Armstrong 81.
Two members of Company b, Naval
Battalion, were in attendance with their
navy rifles to spoil the appearance of the
bullseyes. Whenever the marker showed
the shot to be miss his efficiency of OBJ
servation was disputed by the marksmen.
The morning call., 1894-01-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


RR@ Ohc- of TIL HibeTni Swings and
49, Loan Society, corner Market, McAllisfer IN d
Jones streets. San Francisco. December 80,
1888 = AT regular meeting of the Board
or DIRECTORS OF this Society, held this day, a
dividend has been declared at the rate of four
aud one-quarter( IA per cent per annum on ali de.
posts for the six months ending December 3 .
1893. free from all taxes, and payable on and
after January 2. 1894. ROBERT j. TOBIN.
JAZZ &c Secretary.
e. Divide end NOtice-The German Saw
e~S fnes and Loan Society, 526 California st :
For the half year ending December 81, 1898, a
dividend has been declared at the rate OF five and
one-tenth % 1-l0l per cent per annum on term
deposits and four ana one-qu rter (4k4) per cent
per annum on ordinary deposits, payable on and
after TUESDAY, January 2, 1894
desc lat GEO. TOURNY, Secretary.
- Dividend Notice Savings and
GE~S Loan Society, 10l Montgomery St, cor. of
suffer. For the months ending december 81.
1893 dividend has been declared at the rate OF
nVe (o) per cent per annum on term deposits ana
Tour and one-sixth q I-6) per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits, payable on and after TUESDAY,
January 2, 1894.
de27 lat CYRUS W. CARMANY. Cashier.
The morning call., 1894-01-08

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