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BANKS IN CALIFORNIA.
Statements of Their Total Assets, Lii
abilities and Business.

Under the law the banks in California
are obliged to submit to the Bank Comsnis-
sioners full statements of their business
and properties three times year. The
Commissioners called for statements up to
q ne il, and complete statements have
been made. All but those of the thirty
one National banks have been published in
THE CALL. The statements of the National
banks are as follows:
Bank premises, 81. O91 ,167 40; other real
estate, S5S2, 278 9S; invested in stocks, bonds
and warrants, So, 067 ,126 80; loans on stocks,
bonds and warrants, So, $50 500 As; loans on
other securities, 81 sol 186 "A; loans on per-
hand, S4, 658, 487 70; due from banks and
bankers, So. 34S, GAO 80; other assets. $685.
143 81 Totals OF assets, $31, ISL, 277 n.
LiabiIities-Capital paid up, 1892, 900;
reserve and profit and loss, So, DAB ,6S3 10; due
depositors, S15, 7s1, 747 So; due to banks and
bankers. S2,716, 500 1S; State, county or city
money, S92, 1913 %; other liabilities. 81 49,
423 65. Total liabilities, $31. 157,27777.
The following are the grand totals of all
the banks in the State of California:
Bank premises, ST, 1s8, 2O7 0s; other real
estate Ss428 246 81; invested in stocks, bonds
and warrants, $2S, 117 ,802 30; loans on real
estate, SI2I, 1874, $50 81; loans on stocks, bonds
and Warrants, 1913, $50 1876 %; loans on other
securities, So, 746, 475 SO; loans on personal
.curitv, S56, 493, 2l9 81; money on hand,
S27. 98S. 1879 so; due from banks and bankers,
$28s64 $50 II other oa assets a 20 20 56223S "a
Liabilities-Capita paid up, sol ,0O3 ,3l6 q;
reserve and profit and loss, SIS, OO6,797 or;
due depositors, S2e0 la $50 SO; due to banks
and bankers; SO, 557 S74 Al; State, county or
city money So 068 249 ~ other nsoi apno.
81, 42S SIG 80. Grand total haplnues' @oo9,-
ITO 5ZE Al
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HONEY LAKE TROUBLES.
Now an Effort Will Be Made to Gust
the Directors of the Com

The cloud of trouble which has been
towering over the Honey Lake Valley
Land and Water Company for the past
few months has taken on new and more
complicated phase. This time the trouble
.centers around the board of directors, c.
H Peterson, f. D. Culver, E. &. Hum
phrey, W. B. Lake, J. Harrison and F. w.
Lake, who were elected at the last meeting
OF. the corporation stockholders, on the Sd
?; inst, and who are cited to appear before
Judge Seaweu to show cause why they
should not be removed from office as direc-
tors. A petition filed alleges that their
election was invalid ana contrary to the
=. bylaws of the corporation.
The complaint is made by L. H. Jacobs
attorney for 7. Il. Hardee, 3. H. Bancroft,
Nv. G. Hamilton and Curtiss Hillyer, and
Is based upon the allegation that Mr.. Har-
'dees.wbo has been the rightful owner of
a. $50 shares of stock since July 3, 1895,
was not allowed to cast ballot in the
election of directors on the Sd inst. The
reason assigned for this unusual form of
procedure was that Hardee's stock was
Cancelled the day prior to the election, and
a new certificate issued to him, and that if
he was allowed to vote it would be in di-
rect contradiction of the bylaws, one clause
stating that no member is allowed to vote
in an election of directors whose certificate
of stock is dated ten days prior to the time
OF election.
The petitioners are positive that this is
not valid excuse and that Mr. Hardee's
certificate should not have been Cancelled
under the bylaws, and that the certificate
of stock should have been dated July 3,
1895, the day upon which Hardee pur-
chased the stock from the corporation the
stock at that time being upon the books of
the company in the name of F. w. Lake,
from whom it was purchased in good
faith by Mr.. Hardee and his associates.
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but rather the benefits that may accrue to the
hydraulic mining industry of the State of Cali
fornia. The dam is to be constructed for the
purpose of retaining the debris that comes
from the hydraulic mines, and the water over
flow is what we propose to utilize in general
ing electric power.
Ii it is not consumed by some such method it
will simply go to waste and serve no other pur-
pose. There is q necessity for power in this
State, and we believe that we can supply all
that is desired in this vicinity.
l am not at liberty to state who is behind me
in this enterprise, but they are men who are
well known in the financial centers of Califor-
MIA and when the Government begins work
next spring we will put our engineers to work
and get everything in good working order in
side the stipulated sixty days.
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THE THIRDS COLONEL.
He Will Be Elected by the Regimental
Officers Tonight.

OmceTS IO-N1gnC.
The Third Regiment will have new
colonel by tomorrow morning The Off
GERS will meet tonight and vote upon can
didates for the position made vacant by
the retirement of Colonel Barry. They
have convened more than once during the
past few weeks, and the result is that three
candidates are expected in the field.
Lieutenant-Co Colonel O'Connor is the most
prominent man mentioned for the vacancy.
He has been in the regiment long time.
and Major James F. Smith will nominate
him. Smith himself is the second candi-
date. but in view of the fact that he will
nominate O'Connor it is not probable that
he will finally consent to run. The third
candidate is William P Sullivan, late
colonel of the First Infantry. He was
mentioned as candidate a few nights ago,
although there has all along been a rumor
to the effect tnat he will run.
Should Smith run the general sentiment
is that he will get the place. Next to him
in favor comes O'Connor, and Sullivan is
not thought to have much chance unless
something unusual develops before the
election.
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PROSPECTIVE INDUSTRIES.
Several Manufacturing Companies De
sire to Move to California.

Some time ago a bicycle company in
Chicago sent letter to the Manufacturers
and Producers Association, asking what
the chances and inducements were for
moving their factory and business to Cali
fornia. Fifteen cities in this State at once
bid for the Eastern company's favor. As
sistant Secretary Dingle sent to the COM
pany inquiring as to the extent OF its bust
ness and the amount of capital invested
An answer has been received saying that
at least $4,000 will be invested if the COM
pany decides 20 come to thu State At
least one and half acres OF and will be
required for the buildings and Office. A
start will be made with 100 men, and when
the business is fully established the force
will be increased to 300. Copies of the let
ter have been sent to the cities desiring
the bicycle factory.
In reply to the letter of inquiry from the
Coast Carriage and Wagon Company of
Corvallis, Or, that is DESTROYS of moving to
California and anxious to learn of the
opportunities this State offers, Mr.. Dingle
has sent letter to ascertain the financial
responsibility of the company, the capital
invested and the inducements expected
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of speculation, but the proprietors of two
of the houses favor it, and the details are
expected to be all settled inside of two
months. The st. German and the jung
but companies are both local concerns
and each has been doing business in San
Francisco for number of years. The
other company here is the agency of the
Brunswicke- Balke-Collender Company of
Chicago. This last house has been cutting
into the business of the other two to a
very considerable extent, and it is as much
for mutual protection as for mutual in
terest that the deal will be completed
Should the consolidation be consum-
mated the joint company will probably
take on new name and operate but one
factory
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
GOING THROUGH HANFORD,
The Valley Road Receives an
Offer That Decides the
Route.
H. E. HUNTINGToN's CHECK.
The. Pacific Improvement Com
parry Contributes $1,000 to the
MERGED Fund.

A committee of representative men from
Hartford was at the head offices of the San
Francisco and San Joaquin Valley road in
this City yesterday and held a long confer
ence with Chief Engineer Storey and the
rights of way committee of the company.
The OBJECT of the visit was to make
q report of what the people of Kings
County had done as inducements for build
ing the railway through Hanford. E. E.
Bush, z. McRae and NJ. Cameron consti-
tuted the committee.
They had been appointed by the citizens
OF Hanford when the Valley road directors
passed through their city, and ever since
they have worked with energy and enthu-
slasm in securing rights of way through
Kings County and promises of financial
assistance to grade the railway through the
county, a distance of about twenty five
miles.
The Valley road representatives were
highly pleased with their report, which
was in effect that the people of Hanford
and around there would give free right
OF way through Kings County and grade
the road free of all cost to the company
over that distance. 1t practically decided
the question in favor OF building the rail-
way through HanfOrd on the west side.
At the same time the directors have not
lost light of the generous offer that came
from the people of Tulare County. VisaIia
was first with the proposition of a free
right OF way through Tulare County about
forty to fifty miles in length. Chief Engi-
neer Storey stated yesterday that it is
almost certain that the line will be built
via Visaia, and also through Hanford,
making parallel roads part of the way
down the valley.
The Pacific Improvement Company,
subsidiary corporation of the Southern
Pacific Company, has adopted a resolution
TO subscribe $1,000 toward a fund now be-
ing raised in MERGED to buy terminal faclli-
ties for the Valley road. This, of course,
Is in line with the position recently taken
by Colonel c. T. Crocker on behalf of the
Croker Huffman Land Company at
MERGED to give free rights of way Though
that :company's vast tracks near MERGED.
The subscription has been already made
in the form of a check signed by H. E.
Huntington, president of the Pacific I'M
provement Company. W. H. Mills, land
agent of the Southern Pacific, explained
yesterday:
The citizens OF MERGED desire to have the Val
ley road come to their town. II it does they
d expect the place to profit and advance by rea-
Son OF the fact. AS an inducement they wish
TO offer the directors of the new line terminal
facilities. 1t takes money to buy the necessary
land, and fund is being raised for the pur-
pose As 1t happens the Pacific Improvement
OF MERGED. 1t is to its interest to have the
place prosper. Therefore it has, through its
president. Mr.. II. E. Huntington, made this
subscription.
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OLYMPIC CLUB PRESIDENT.
Henry j. Croker VIII Be the Man
Who Will Head the Regular
Ticket of the Club.

1t can be almost positively stated that
the nominating committee appointed by
the Olympic Club on last Monday evening
will place Henry J. Croker, the ex-presi-
dent of the club, at the head of the regular
ticket. 1t is hardly necessary to state that
a more prominent man and q more general
favorite among the members could not
have been selected from among the 100
members of the club for the Office of presi-
dent Mr.. Croker has done yeoman SER
vice during the time he acted as the prime
officer of the great western athletic institu-
ton, and it goes without saying that he
will leave no stone unturned to place the
Olympic Club in most prosperous condi-
ton Notwithstanding the fact that much
of his leisure time will be devoted to the
interests of other matters which he has
become deeply interested in.
AS to the identity of his assistants the
nominating committee cannot vouchsafe
an opinion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
KE|TH'S LOFTY THEMES,
The Artist Has Returned to
His Old Love, the
Mountains.
SHASTA AND CASTLE CRAGs.
His Notable Pictures This Year Will
Portray Grandeur He Has Just
Been Studying.

Keith has returned to his old love among
natures forms, the mountains, and during
the next year or so his pictures of Castle
Crags and Mount Shasta will be among his
most noteworthy productions.
For years Keith's summer vacations were
spent among the Sierras, nearly always in
company with his old friend, John Muir,
who was as intensely devoted to their wild
grandeur and their charms as was this
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reason that the rock will not stand the

reason that the rock will not stand the
test required.
This rock was used in matchmaking the
old Point Lobos road prior to the passage
of the restricting ordinance and it is the
opinion of experts that this rock for the
purpose of matchmaking is preferable to
the blue rock, as it is natural cement in
itself, packing firmly after being laid.
W. P. Johnson, secretary of the club,
was appointed to send information to the
Board of Health as to the condition of the
schoolhouse at the corner of First and
Point Lobos avenues, as the streets sur
rounding it have been graded above the
level of the schoolyard, making it impos-
sible for proper sewerage connections to be
made.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
MISS SHAW WILL RETURN,
Her Intention to Come to California
Next Month.

Next Month.
Rev. Anna FL. Shaw will arrive in this
City on the 18th prox. to assist in the
woman suffrage campaign.
A large mass meeting will be held soon
after her arrival, and she will remain for
a part of the fall. Liberal subscriptions
are being made daily to secure her services
here for protracted period. The engage
ment is the result of the joint efforts of
Woman Suffrage Association officers and
the Constitutional Amendment Campaign
Committee, which holds frequent meetings
at the home of Mrs. A.. A. Sargent.
Miss Shaw has almost regained her
health, which had suffered from her ex-
posure in keeping or trying to keep an en-
gagement at Oakland on Independence
day
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along California street yesterday was run into
by wagon and painfully. though not danger
Pierce-street hill and ran into Hartmann at
the corner OF California street. The druggist
was thrown to the ground and run over, and
Hartmann escaped with dislocated shoulder.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
CENTURY CLUB RECEPTION.
Tributes to the Life and Work of Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson.

The Century Club has identified itself
with the movement to build a fountain in
honor OF Robert Louis Stevenson in the
plaza, and on Monday evening gave re-
ceptlon for the purpose of interesting it's
friends in the same movement.
More than 400 ladies and gentlemen as
sembled in the flower. bedecked drawing
rooms OF the Century Clubhouse to do
honor to the departed novelist, and al
though there were no pecuniary features of
the evenings entertainment there will be
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
Pacific Bank Suits.

The Pacific Bank began suit yesterday to re-
cover $21 $50 OF from the Owens Valley Water
Company. Other defendants in suits BY the
bank are as follows: r. F. Pratt, $771 SO;
George II. Bahrs $500; L. B. Benchley $500;
A. C. Campbell, $500.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
A BILLIARD COMBINE.

Two Local Houses to Combine for Mu-
tuaI Protection.
The three billiard supply houses OF the
City are soon to be reduced TO two. for a
movement is on foot to consolidate the St.
siermain and the Jungblut companies.
The question has been under discussion
tor some time and it il as yet but matter
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
PRESIDE IMPROVEMENT rs.
Big Water Reservoir Now in Contem-
pIation-Extension of the Batch
elder Driveway.

A great deal of substantial improvement
is going on at the Preside, and the con-
struction of a reservoir on the summit of
the divide between the quarters and
Mountain Lake so as to give ample protec-
ton against fire as well as to provide an
adequate water supply, is now being con-
templated by the quartermaster's depart
ment.
The buildings and other property of the
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suit AGAINST rho State.

J. F. Chapman's suit to recover $1,000 from
the State of California for coal lost by the col
lapse of O wharf Is on trial before Judge Hunt.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08

A Bicycle Wreck.
F. A. Hartmann, a drug clerk and student of
Stanford University, while riding q bicycle
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

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1888 p ST NV. Or. .55
2D3f Hillyer pl, Tor. SO
lll4 VI 81 NV. 12r. So
zoos 10th ST NV, Or. So
OF n Y av NV, 12r.5O. 66
9lj n Y ave NV. Tor. so. 63
1923 o 81 NV Or. so. so
9i2 " Y ave NV. 12r. 80
1205 II i ave NV, Tor 80
633 I st NV, l3r. ..... 80
1904 S st NV, Or. 40
500 18th NV tflap. Ar. so
92i o st nv. Tor. so
9l6 18th NV, 11r. so
1248 1lth st NV. Tor. As
1912 llth st NV. Or. AZ
l2i+ llth NV, Tor. AS
l10S VI st NV. Sr. AS
t,iJ Il NV. Sr. -.45
lll9 10th st NV, Tor. .45
iUt q st NV, 10r. As
2iO6 18th 81 NV. Or. 40
l-iS Sd ST NV. Tor. 40
pos l4th st NV, Or. .. 40
So II st NV. Or. 40
iili StouShton, Or. .4l.67
l9OG 10th st NV, Or. 40
IDA 9Th NV. Or. .35. -
1880 18th NV. Or. IS
1884 2rh NV. Or. .35
1875 18th ST. Sr. 30
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2906 y st NV, IT. 1888
ts3I q st sw. 9r....3l. so
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l1.I llth st NV, Or. 80
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1899 Chr pin NV. Sr. 30
sl7 1lth st NV. Ir.25.50
1903 lfth NV, sr...25. so
l526 18th st NV, Or. rs
1924 Goth ST NV. Or. rs
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and VI. 9r.......,..2j
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1900 E NV (fiaD. 3r. 30
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10 LIST st sw. Or. IA
22S LIST st sw. Or. Ia
1927 Goth st NV, Sr. IA
10 1st ST sw, Or. IA
1877 18th NV. r'r Or. IL. 80
1919 1ith NV. Or. 3D. 80
$50 Pomeruy NV. 4r.
lilo and ll12 G st NV,
entire building.
Chevy Chase. Cottage
No. 10, Ar. 10
Lay farm. 10
In rear OF 1928 Conn
av. several flats. ea.6.25
SHED.
18th mr. o NV, 11r. $50
y III ave mr. ) NV.
lar .166 81
I ST near 10Th Nv, 14r15O
q NV, mr. Fla av. 13r. $50
vi mr. Thomas cir, l2r. $50
DE Sales st. 12r. $50
21st and U NV, Tor. .l35
list mr. 1; NV, 1Sr. .l30
II mr. 10th NV, 11r. lbs
20l9 o st NV, Tor. .125
Q mr. 18th NV, l3r. lbs
Jefferson place, lar. rs
IDS 18th NV. 13r. .125
K st mr. Conn av, Tor. 125
Ii and 20 ne, 12r. 100
18th nr NJ. Or. 1898
y Cap mr. Ii, Or. 1888
1913 10Th st NV, Tor. so
Md ave Sc, Or. rs
5 mr. 10th NV, Or. rs
1906 10th st NV. Or. 10
lis: mr. III NV, 12r....70
Il Il q fats, 7r. .G5
Riggs mr. 18th st. Or. -65
NV mr. Mass ave, 22r -
Mass av nr 18th. 15r -
lining full description, Is
I'd upon application to
AS ]. FISHER K CO.,
1924 h st. NV.
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FRANK z. CLARK, ATTORNEY.
2O7 st. Paul street, Baltimore
Charles Pelham u n
Tho washington hin and : credit I'll te Court
Chesa neake Beach Rail- / of the United States,
way Company District OF Mary
ct al. land .
On motion of The complainant in this cause II Is
hereby ordered that all parties holding any In
debtedness, claims demands against the wash
ington and Chesapeake Beach Hallway COMPANY,
one of the defendants in this suit, shall lie their
respective claims with the clerk OF TINS court on
or before the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUAR1, 1888,
to the end that the validity, amounts and respec,
tive prorities Of tie may be ascertained and
determined ,,. =, =,
The court further orders that each claimant shall
file with statement Of his claim such evidence as
may be in his possession and on which ne relies 10
establish the same. =,
All creditors holding any such demands against the
said company who shall fail neglect to Ale their
respective claims with the said clerk on or before
the date named, may be barred and precluded
from thereafter asserting any claim against the
prope rty in the custody of the court.
1t is further ordered that the receiver cause q
COPY Of this order be inserted in one newspaper
in the city Of Baltimore ard in one in the city
Of Washington week from the date OF this
order until said 1st day of February, 1898.
THOS ]. NORRIS, Judge.
December 81, 1894. d2229 ja5, l2l9,25
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FOR REyT-UNFURNISHED-

FOR RENT-UNFtRNISH
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, 102s W ave NV, lsr. 800
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Tor ............ 10
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14l7 Mass ave NV.
l2r .............l ZIG. 60
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1872 X 81 NV. i2r....1O0
i432 Bi1ney st NV. l3r. 100
400 21st 50 NV, lsr. loo
1896 y st NV, l2r. 100
1896 18th ST NV, 12r. iOU
6Co Md ave ne, Tor. 100
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200 Hillyer nv NV,
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6i9 9Th st NV, Tor. 10
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; 2O.3 Hiliycr pl. Tor. 20
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So | st NV. l3r. 50
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1918 U st NV. Tor. .6J
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2lOO 18th NV, Or. 80
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1915 18th st NV, l2r. GO
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1871 10th So NV. Tor. 90
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