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Farm Notes.

The following excellent advice was given
by successful farmer at an institute re-
Gently held in New York and is worthy of
consideration:
One of the greatest mistakes most far
mers make is in trying to do little in every
branch of farming. They raise few
horses, few cattle, a few sheep few
hogs, some poultry, make a little butter,
sell an animal or two for beef, raise few
acres Of oats, corn, wheat, rye, buckwheat
and potatoes, market few vegetables and
sell few apples and little small fruit.
doubt if there are ten men in the United
States who have brains and executive ability
sltfi;ie to master the successful pro-
Iuc.ion OF such q variety. l have never
seen one man who could do it. l have
never seen single man V no attained great
success in stock raising who at the same
time was good crop-raiser. have never
seen a man who was highly successful With
crops who made any mark IS breeder.
If there is one thing | would urge upon
every young man just beginning farming,
it is to take up speciality of some kind.
DO enough general work to furnish employ
ment the year round. Then select some
spec al line of work best adapted to your
tastes, abilities, surroundings, and push
with all your might as long as you live.
Set out to do the best work in that line that
is done. If you do not quite reach this
point you will go a good deal higher and be
more successful than if you had not started
for it.
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EDITORS TABLE.

The Political Economy of Natural Law
By Henry Wood. Boston, Lee and Shep-
ard, .25.
MessYs. Lee and Shepard have issued a
new book by Henry Wood, author of Ideal
Suggestions" Goods Image in Man" Ed
ward Burton, etc., under the above title.
Its purpose is to outline political economy
| which is practical and natural rather than
| theoretical and artificial, being q study of
inherent laws and principles. In 1887 this
author issued volume entitled, Natural
Law in the Business World" which was
well received and passed through several
editions. The present book is not revised
edition, but substantially new book of
double the size.
The titles of few of the twenty-four
chapters will give some idea of its con-
tents. Among them are, The Law of Co.
operation, The Law of Competition, Com,
binatlons of Capital, Combinations of
Labor, Profit Sharing. Socialism, Econom-
&c Legislation, Can Capital and Labor be
Harmon;zed. The Distribution of Wealth.
The Capitalization Of Business, Booms
and Panics, Money and Coinage, Tariffs
and Protection, Industrial + iucation, etc.
etc.
Political economy is interpreted from the
standpoint of evolution and natural law
The idealism and optimism of this book
strongly distinguish it from many of the
pessimistic treatises of the present time.
Mr. Wood has the faculty of rendering
| this usually dry subject not only instructive
but positively entertaining. He has given
many years of careful study to the practical
phases of social economics, in their relation
to natural law. ard each chapter is thor
olghly original and telling in its special de-
partment.
Bright Light is the cheerful name of Mr.
S. W. Strsub's new singing book for Sun
day school, and young peoples meetings
Mr.. Strau5 is vetersn composer and COM
piler of books of this class. This book we
find upon thorough examination is full of
fresh and beautiful songs that children ano.
all will learn quickly and enjoy greatly.
The words are of high order, earnest and
telling, yet the language is clear, simple
and powerful, while the tunes are inspiring
and the harmony is rich. Over one hum
lred hymn writers and over fifty composers
are represented, making the most refresh
ing variety. 1t is we'll bound and the type
is clear. 1t contains POS pages. The price
IS 35c. The publishers, S. w. Straub &
| Co., 245 State Street, Chicago, Illinois, Of
fer to mail one copy of Bright light for ex-
animation upon receipt of 20c.
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FLouR-R Receipts, 22,3s. pkge: exports ll,aSs
hbis: 4}j2 sac6s: Gales. 500 pags; tcady, light
demand; -------- =
low extras, 81 O5a2 IS; city mills City mills.
grades, 90 2 IS; fair 10 fancy. 2 IS a 70,
patents. 8 70 % 80 ---Minnesota clear. R2)a2 30,
straights, 2as3 Go. Iatents, 20 30, rye
mixtures. 6Oa2 80; sune hne 76aI co. Ane. 20
al %
SOUTHERN FLoUR-quet, steady;---- sales
RYE rLoJk- steady, Iair demanu; S9o0tS2st
BUCKwHsAT fIoUR-S2S0aS2 10.
BUCkwHEAT-J Japanese, 11aS); state 65C6s.
CORN MEAL- quiet, steady.
RYE dull, moderate; Western. 4sa57
BARLEY quiet. No :. Miiwauks-,, ~; -
western, 57a65; two rowed state, t3at5, No. !
Toronto, otaso.
two rowed state ?0a75; xrowed state s5as;, citj
made Canada 10oal05
WHKhT- Receipte. 1900 brsh: exports. loi 39l;
sales. 10000; dull, cas- er with Options, -
No. red, store and e,ev.eo.. 6:ia65i
No. , spring 77sa7s; ~. ] northern 69i !,
Mob northern, 75a73s; no Milwaukee 7oaa7vi
No. 5 red. f.: No . spring Solasoi; ungradeo
red, 725a73l; No. white, 500.
CoRN-Keaeints. 15.250; eAp3rts. 129,2i0, sales,
No /. 43Isi3i e,evs,o-: 44ia4iI aaoat: No
=; steamer anoa,. a.. yellow. 400; IN
graded mixed. 48la4sl; steamer mixed. 4ia
All: No. white. i2ia-.
uATs-Recepts. 200, eynorts. G!5 bush
sales, So. OCc irregular, moderately active; -
No. q ;7ia31a, do white. 39a31!; No.
G. ,coec, 3sia-; No 3, 36la- white,
375a%S; rlix,d Western. os: 3sl; do whit
iOeIB; white s-st'. i0aI}
BEnF- steady, dull - beef ham'. quiet
tered be f. iactiye, steady; cut meats, dur
easy; midiles nominal.
LARD quiet easy; --------- -
wr-rs n s.-l,n closed, s7.37i asked; = n''v.
SO .5a6 20: retueG. dull, -; Continent. ~ 20;
q, $50 compound. s6.o0as6l24.
PORK dull, St. adJ; ------- sales. = Dds
OLD n,essxl4 75asla; new mess, SIS GOATS Is
extra prime nominal.
RrtTrEp- fair demand. osing stea5y; state fai-7
new :5l20 do old llal6l; 40 a.eamer, Few ~ a22
" western datrV new i2.I6; DO creamery l52la, oo
factory, Halls, r!gin, cls2l!, ro,s, Halt; enD
creamery, 81! 81, do factory. Halo.
CHEESE hrm, fair demand; state large,
9,ai2; do coored, s,a3i; fancy, liz .l2;
salo; olc.-a-: do white, 1oalol; part sSims,
4iQ, do new 3aS; full skins. 2a3; Western
small, sa9l
TALLow-scarce. stronger; city ($2 per pkg
81 bid country (pkgs freei, 5fa5i as to quality.
MoLAsSEs-dull. steady.
PETRoLEuM-quiet refined, nominal; United
s2t bid.
RosiN-quet. steady: Si.loaSll2l.
CoFFEE-ric, firm, more sctiNe: NO. Ti
SuGAR-raw nc i've, firm; renned firm, quiet
No. l.. .s-l6a4; No: =, 3 sio. ~
No. $, IS al iiG; NO. a. yioa' -
IL. sss3 9-l6; No. 10, 10, Cd, 36h 10
nous, 4lai il-Is; STANDARD, a IA ZIG
confec:ioners, 41li BIC: cut loaf. IA > 5-io;
| crushed, So , IS, powered. 4as4 ll-i6; gran
ulated. 4ia4 IS; cnbes sl'4 liza.
Freights TO Liverpool, market quiet, weak.
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Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and healthy
try Electric Bit.ers. If La Grippe has
left you weak and weary, use Electric Bit
tiers. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding chose
organs to perform their functions. If you
are afflicted with Sick Headache, you will
find speedy and permanent relief by taking
Electric Bitters. One trial will convince
you that this is the remedy you need. Large
bottles only SOC, at Emery & Wards drug
store, Gardiner.
oct0endS yfolrm
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STATE OF MAINE.

CRY or AUGUSTA, SIS To the Inhabitants Of
each Of the Wards Of said City, qualified accord
ing 10 Law TO Vote:
erecting: Ia the name of the State OF Maine
you are hereby requested to assemble ut your re
sptctiye Ward rooms in said city, on the twelfth
day of March, A d. 1894, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
then and there TO give in yonr votes for Mayor OF
said city, one Alderman ard two Coupciimen &c
represent You in the City Council, Warden, Ward
CLERK and Constable.
The polls TO close at four O'Clock in the after
noon.
BY order of the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen
Attest CHARLES B. CHICK, City Clerk.
AUGUSTA, Ne, March /, 1894.
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WINDSOR.
Mrs, Custer.

Mrs. Elizabeth G.. Custer the widow OF
the famous soldier, is an accomplished
billiard player. She grew skillful at
the game during her long camp resi-
dence on the plains. 1t is rare to find a
woman an adept with the billiard cue, yet
there are few more graceful games and
few, too, where the accepted characteristics
of women-delicate accuracy rather than
strength--are more called in requisition.
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"VXTe may live without friends; we
w may live without books,

"VXJe may live without friends; we
w may live without books,
Blu, civilized man cannot live without
cooks"
And cooks who are famed IN all eouh'
tries and climes
Are always progressive and abreast of
the times.
Such as Marion Harland and Mrs.
Mcbride,
Mesdames Rorer and Lincoln. and
many beside.
Who have tried COTTOLENE. and
cheerfully say
This szseta6le shortening is gaining the
day.
And skilful physicians and chemists
attest
That for pne, Ae0Atjx! shortening
COTTOLENE is the best.
1t is made of beef suet and cotton'seed
oil;
It is food for the feeble, and strong men
of tell;
Its color is naturally yellow like gold,
And It's free from all odor when cook
ing we're told.
1t will aid your digestion instead of
ygtara,
Like food that is made with injurious
lard;
twill shorten your pie crust and Ansahes
your life.
Prove blessing to children and hus'
band and wife.
Made only by
N. K. FAIRBANK g. CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL, and
2a4 State Street, BOSTON.
PORTLAND, ME.
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We have received from Col. Fred At
GOOD. a member Of the Executive Council,
the sgd all nusl rep1t OF the town OF win
70, mort. 1t is neatly printed and shows the
town To be in excellent financial standing
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The Red Men scalped pale face at their
meeting Wednesday evening. The new
hall proved mach mole satisfactory ana
convenient Il an lie old quarters. A large
,un,her of app ic .,ioi are on file.
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The morning express train which arrives
here at go brings 10 quite number OF
boxes of fine fresh lettuce each morning,
r,;sostvM F, Go 'dard of Lisbon Falls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-09

For affections of the throat and chest and
lungs, it has no equal. Mr.. II. j. Rud-
man, Ivy and Wheat SITS, Atlanta, ia !.
writes s.Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup has proved
very great blessing. 1t has entirely
cured a bad case of Laryngitis of long
standing. Success to it always"
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p;.,on Nealy. Cannon Sills of Portland

Bishop Nealy, Cannon Sills of Portland
and State Missionary, Rev. Me. Ogden
M ,sed through the city Thursday morning
=, their return from the State Missionary
convention of the Episcopal society held in
Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-09

Hon. \. +. Crockett of Rockiand' mas
been appoinsel by Governor Cleaves a
,rustea of the insane hosl ital at Augusta In
,>,sos of Hon. William H. Hun, de e assd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-09

George l.. Thompson of Brunswick who
was in the city to visit his father who ha'
been ii for several weeks, returned thurs
day morning on the 1910 trsIn.
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Mothers, Mothers ~ MotAsrs,,i

MRS. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over FIFTY YEARS By MILLIONS Of
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES
the CHILD, SoFTENS the GUNS, ALLAYS an
PAIN; CURES WIND collie and 10 the best
every par. OF the world. Be cure and ask fef
.M.s. Windows soothirg Syrup" AID take nc
othe; kind. Twenty I've cents bottle.
anr7odk> lsr
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Frank Harrington of Bowdoin a. re-
turned to Brunswick yesterday, after pas
sing couple of days at his home IN this
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Leslie Weeks, who has been in the CITY
few days on business, returned 10 IN
home in ,Je fferson, Thursday.
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The outside of Mr.. d. w. Wards dwell
ing on Elm street is being painted shace
of yellow with cream trimmings.
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MARKET REPORTS.
The Stock Market.

These quotations are furnished daiIy by I. W.
off e in this city.
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Miss Sawyer, one of the clerks IN the
Fowler & Hsmlin dry goods store, Is con
fined 10 her home by illness.
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Good House Girls!

Arc generally considered hard to find, but hun.
dreds offamilies in the keppebec Valley have sc.
cured them through the "WANT COLUMN" Of
the KgxSEBzC JOURNAL.
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Chicago Produce MARKET.
CHICAGO. March S

FLoUR-Gull, steady.
WHEAT in good demand; - No. spring
5sa-; No. 2 red 5Sa-.
CoRN-in good demand: No. Q. 3js,
OATS firmer; NO. .. @0l --------------
No 2 RED. ~ white, 3Zsa-. No. white. 2Si
RTg-no2 i54.
BARLEY-No. ,, 81
FLAxsFED--ro l. i.aI.
PoRK-SilA.l aSll.5s4
LARD :. 02taS1.uJ.
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LOTS OF PEOPLE
Can't find rent.
Can't secure good house girl.
Can't sell fhnir farms.

z HOS1sC
Can't sell their farms.
Can't find employment.
Can't find lost articles.
Can't do n hundred things because they
don't use the JOURNAL WANT CoLU9s. IL
is really wonderful how much can be accom-
plished by the use CT these little, lev priced
advertisements.
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STATE NEWS.
ArOOstOOk.

WEsTFIELD.
The farm buildings owned and occupied
by Mrs. Moses Alien caught fire from de-
fective chimney Monday afternoon and
were totally destroyed with nearly all OF
their contents. Insurance * 100.
Kennebec.
WINDSOR.
Mrs. Mary Cove died very suddenly last
Saturday evening. She had been in usual
health until VI lthin few hours of her death.
Fred Colburn has accepted situation
with C. /. York for the season.-There was
a social gathering at Mrs. |. N. Marsh's last
Monday evening. Dancing intermingled
with plays and games, served to pass the
evening into the ''wee small hours All
ore sent voted it one of the most enjoyable
parties of the season.
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Samuel Folsom will erect house CT
Bargor street this season. Some OF the M
,erial is the ground.
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Sitg ono G)ountp

William Tilley of Sidney was here Thurs
day,
Sheriff Iiildreth of Gardiner, was here
yesterday.
f. II. Burgess left Thursday for Me
chanic Falls.
VIM. Harvey of Readfield, male visit
to the city Thursday.
Lew Colder of Lewiston, was here visit
ing friends Thursday.
Mrs. H. L. Burbank has returned from
brief visit to Portland.
Major McGuinness was IN Portland,
Thursday, on business.
+. H. Morrison of the Troy steam laun-
dry will leave today for Belfast.
Arno B. Clifford and son, Charles, were
in the city from Sidney Thursday.
The front Of tie TOWNSEND Beck
clothing store was painted thursday.
r,,, ,.cr; nc secrer societies have LARGE iy
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ksW York Prcducs Market

*eX-div. IBID. tasked
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Spiral advertisements.

Small advertisements NO. exceeding four lirc
thirty words, coming under the head of WANT.
I'D, Foa SALE, To Lkr, LOST. &C. vii. be inserted
two times for u cents three times for IS cents aa5
ore week for SO cents. advance payment
In sending by mail. remittance of postage stamps
CT postal note should be made with order, as
the charges ace too small 70 open accounts Tor.
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A disease known as the strangles ia quite
prevalent among the horses in this vicinity
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NEW YORK. March 5
FLouR-Heceipts, -, IS. pkge; exports ll,3Ss
hbis; l4,3J2 sachs Gales 500 pagS; ady light
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LyOR SALE in Augusta. farm of 40 acres on
II Bangor road, q miles from bridge. Yielded
$500 worth of strawberries the past season. GoDi
buildings, hay in barn, cows, bennery and farm
ing tools. JAMES W. DANA, Augusta, Me.
dec14dtf .H
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NOR sALE-Or exchange for other property
e farm OF about 100 acres. about 10 minutes
drive of Augusta bridge. Inquire Of A. ID. Ward.
Augusta Me. oct7dtf
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The ysri us secret societies have largely
increased their membership this winter.
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TOWNSEND { BECK, The Augusta Clothiers


Money, easy, !.
PRIME mercantile psoef III.
Government bonds. easier.
State bonds -.
Railroads, strong.
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william Tilley of Sidney was here Thurs
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N1ISCELIAAN
VAEAMTF0 ii i4s s;s's i; as,s 81; i
0SB8 INV ] ks - established r,puts'i II
E6 and second to none. oalh, fire fml
~ ~ in tfurtions given. Mide-awake n.tn
earn SO So CT mon ana eNptns,s.
- u Write NV foT Particulars Good ;tfc.-
ence required.
A. S. CHADBOURNE. HaIloweH. Ne.
maradtm
coz Oltc s5o.oo PER MEhh using
CAeb.\y\B and selling Old Reliable fiater.
Every family has rusty. worn knives, forks,
spoons etc. Qd'tkly plated by dipping in melted
metal. No experience or hard work; good si.
uatior. Address W. L. Harrison Go Clerk No
II Columbus, Ohio.
7 AIDES can make $40 per week al home; no
IL eanyassing: no experience, send stamp.
We,tern Fancy Goods Mfg. c., :s0s .Chambefs
ST., ST. Louis, Mo. feblidlmo.
N TADAN -Clairvovan', is to be
-N1be here ashort time only. Has nrepa.
ration which will remove all pimples and blcm-
ishcs from the face. Only 10 cents, sent to any
address f.r l. cents in stamps. MOI Elm street,
Augusta, Me. teb2dtf,
"ANTED.
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TO LET.

ITO LET-A rent of rooms. Inquire Mt
i No. u Creicent ST. mar7diwf
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NOR SALE-A good black smith shop aud lot
IL at Kings Mills, Whiteicld Me. great
opening for good snth, II b'irg within a few
feet Of the line of the W and q. X. u. which IL
now being Constructed. For particulars, inquire
Of W. ~. Heath Whitefeld, or II. A.. Heah,
Augusta, Maine. q feblidtf
The morning call., 1894-05-26

waited than now; and in their beds were de-
posted the coarser and heavier gold yielded
BY the complete Gisintegration 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 MagaIia
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 in
mense. pay, but the time is now so distant
that the amount of the yield cannot be posi-
lively ascsrtained- Dir. Barrett, however, one
Of the partners, made an affidavit in & suit at
Law that on one occasion he had picked up by
hand, from = bedrock space Of four feet
square, $1,000 IN gold nuggets. Nuggets Of
the value OF from 500 TO $500 were frequent
finds during these days, and ever after while
the mine was being worked.
After working the channel for q distance OF
l5o feet, az stated the ingress of water be-
come too great % handle, and Birch & Bar
rett we're forced, In 1856, 20 run tunnel $50
feet in length. which, although an arduous
and expensive undertaking with the crude
appliances and unskilied labor OF that ez-ly
dty, was finally accomplished. The channel
was tapped below the point where work had
ceased, thus enabling them 20 drift back zoo
feet on the rise &C the channel. This is the
first accurate testimony we have OF the yield
OF the channel, Mr.. Barrett having made aff-
The morning call., 1894-05-26
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened duli and inactive yesterday
with no change IN prices until the $50 P N. call,
when Joseph King began buying Ophir ana car
rled the price up to 80 95 under active sales The
balance OF the list followed suit and the north
enders closed strong and active A special meet
ing OF the board OF directors OF the Con Cal &
Virginia was held during the day, at which Mr.
Lyman was present. ana the request to extend the
time Of Mr.. Rules contract after June l
fused. IL is generally believed that work will be
continued on the 800 level for time yet and
not closed down, as WAS previously reported.
Mr.. Lyman leaves for the COmstock push tae
work below the 1850 level of Con. Cal. & Virginia,
and it will take TWO three weeks before they
can get under the ore body on the 1900 level. 1t
here early in June, about the time It Will take
70 clean out the old drifts and get things in oTk-
ing order
silver a trihe stronger yesterday and sold
az 81 &c IN New York and 2Sl2d In London.
MAURICE Schmidt Is attending TO tbs board work
OF Zadg Holiberg during the absence OF Mr..
Marks In Cslaverss County.
Herman Zadig and John Landers, the mining
operators. lett for the Comstock last evening.
The Copper Queen Mining Company OF Arizona
paid dividend OF IS cents per share, amounting
TO 100000. on VI II.
he homestake Mining Company OF South Da-
kota paid dividend OF Is cents per share, or
$l8.75O to-day.
The Eikton Mining Company OF Colorado paid a
dividend OF cent per share. amounting TO $4,000,
on May Is.
The London and San Francisco Bank Limited.
London, has declared a dividend at the rate OF
per cent per anuum for the half year ending
march 81, 1894, which Will be payable here on
the Sth prox
The Geary-streer Park and Ocean Railroad Com
pany has declared dividend Of 50 cents per
share, payable on Monday.
Assessments Pending.
Following is a list OF assessments now pending: