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ANOMALIES NOTES.

Dr. George Goodfellow, the terri torial surgeon, was in Nogales We'd nesday.
 Mir. Ward Thomas of Albuquerque is visiting Nogales, the guest of Frost Hickman.
 Sunday Sefor r. Murrieta and Se- nora NJ. Mureieta Of Santa Cruz, were married in this city.
 The family of Col. Peinado arrived in Nogales Wednesday and went south the same day en route to Guaymas.
 The October term of the district court coDvenes at Tucson today. The grand jury will assemble on Monday and the trial jury Thursday.
 Rev s. V. Dilley will preach at the NJ. E. Church tomorrow morning on the subject "A Wonderful Find" Tn the evening his subject will be "Oyer- come
 Mr. Charles Cranz of the San Juan Mining Co.,, has returned to Lower California, and was about to sail from Guaymas for Bahia de Los Angeles yesterday.
 Mrs. J. II. Mapes whose condition was quite critical for few days, ow- ing to the shock sustained through the tragic death Of her little daughter is now able to be up.
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Card of Thanks.

To our friends, to the public, to everybody who so kindly contributed their services in Tightening the bur den of our late bereavement, whose sympathy and watchful tenderness made our grief less hard to bear. We wish to say that words are not ade- quate to express the gratitude that our hearts contain, and pray that when their hour of need shall come that they receive the same tender care and aid that they have given to us, for more we could not ask
 MR. AND MRS j. II. MATES.
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Saturday, October I2, 1895.
SUMMARY OF THE GOVERNORS RE
 COMBINATIONS.

The following very interesting sum- mary of Governor Hughes recommen- dations to the secretary of the interior, were received last week too late for publication. They are cheerfully given place. as showing the valuable and intelligent effort for Arizona put forth in every direction by the present able chief executive of the territory:
 l. That Arizona be admitted to statehood under an enabling act.
 ?. Amendment of the Carey Arid Land Bill, this provision may be made available to the Territories.
 3. That the Salt River and the Gila Bend Indian reservations be set apart for allotment at once tor Indian gra- duates of the Industrial School.
 1. Settlement of title of lands in vicinity of Tuba City be made.
 ,. That south and west boundary line of Navajo Indian reservation be surveyed and the Indians be kept on reservation.
 6. That tine government encourage the construction of reservoirs by granting bonus of lands to those fur nishing water to Indians for irrigat- ing their lands.
 '. That school accommodations for Indians be enlarged.
 s. Jurisdiction of trial of Indians be transferred from Territorial to United States District Courts.
 g. San Carlos coal fields be segre- gated and thrown open to settlement.
 10. appropriation for Territorial militia be increased.
 II. That appeals taken from the Court of Private Land Claims to the Supreme Court be brought to speedy trial. This in the interest of settle ment of those lands.
 l2 Improvement of Colorado river
 l3 Measures to restrict liquor traffic in the Territory.
 14 That live stock agent be per manently located at NOgales to inspect cattle when presented for entry.
 l5 That Territorial Board of Edu- cation be empowered to base school lands, the revenue to go to the school fund of the Territory.
 16. That a Forestry Commission be detailed from the U. $. Army station ed at military posts, to our forests, charged with the duty of preventing destruction of ulr forest area.
 IT, That provision be made for leading grazing lands under conditions that will protect small holdings. Tue revenue to go to the Territory for school purposes and payment ofpublic debt.
 IS. That the petrified forests be set apart as a National Park.
 19. That an appropriation be made to aid in the work of the National IT, rigation Congress.
 20. That direct railway postal ser vice be established between northern and southern Arizona.
 2l That the contingent expenses of the governors office be increased and provisions be made for adequate clerical force.
 22. To encourage a national school of science near the Grand Canon and the cluster of natural phenomena tri. butary thereto.
 9. That the right-Of-way be given to the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railway through the San Carlos Tn. dian reservation. This in the interest of the rich mining region of Gila coun. ty. aud the better control of Indians
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q. That board of irrigation en- gineers be created, consisting of the Territorial irrigation engineer, and two U. $. army engineers, to inspect all irrigation works, Go require safe construction and repair of same. This in the interest of precaution and to guard against disaster, resulting from breakage of dams or irrigating res- prVoirS
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News Nollons nnd NoreIlIes.

Spanish and English Interpreters and Dictionaries, Mexican Mining and Stamp Laws, Sonora and Mexico Maps, Opals, Filigree Silver, Drawn, Linen and Souvenir Spoons, Maga zines, Blank Books and Stationery, Pocket Cutlery, Smokers Articles, Toilet Goods, etc, etc.
 SONORA NEWS COMPANY.
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TIE simple faith of the adorers of San Francisco at Magdalena, last week, may seem charming to some; but hardheaded Ameri ans will prefer that old English and Scotch sturdiness which questions all such exhibitions, and will have nothing of the kind even when rut forth by those they revere and honor.
The oasis., 1895-10-12

PROMINENT business men at Mag dalen assured the writer that the fiesta of San Francisco docs not draw the crowds it once did. Railroads and education are gradually undermining such mummery all over the world.
The oasis., 1895-10-12
OLIVES IN SONORA.

Recently TIE OASIS mentioned the enterprise of olive culture projected at Santa Ana by Seiior Don Antonio Calderon of Hcrmosillo. and his partner, Sehor Rueda. It has recent ly been the pleasure of the editor to visit those gentlemen at lIermosillo, and he was kindly shown through their extensive nurseries, about one league east of that city. In the nnr- series they have some 25,00O young trees, from two to three years old, all of which will be transplanted to the grove now being created at Santa Ana. As stated heretofore they have already 200O trees in the grove, transplanted from the nurseries last year Of the 2.O0O so transplanted all took root and are growing vigorously save seyen-a remarkably small percentage of loss. They are now preparing to transplant to the Santa Ana grove the coming season 1000 more trees.
 The vicinity of Santa Ana has been selected by Senor Calderon as the site for his enterprise for several reasons. Land is cheaper, commanding prices that arc insignificant when compared with land of the same quality so close to the railway at Hermosillo; the higher altitude and milder climate are considered better suited to adaptabil- lty of the trees; and water for irriga tion is more readily secured. They use water from the Magdalena river in the season of flow, and pump from wells at other times. They get water at a depth of ten feet, and the supply is practically inexhaustible. A large Knowles pump at fuli force reduces the height of the water in the well only one foot,
 If the enterprise of Seilor Calderon l is successful he looks for a market for his fruit and olive oil all over the re- public. Importations from Spain and Italy now amount to many hundreds of thousands of dollars annually. The duty exacted by the Mexican govern ment is very high, and will be exceed ingly protective to the home product. The enterprise is under management of gentleman of long experience in olive culture in Spain, and will be conducted intelligently and practical Fly. Should it prove successful the example of Senores Calderon and Rue da will fnd many imitators in Sonora, and vast industry will be created.
 Senor Calderon's nurseries at Her. mosillo were originally planted with stock from Baja California, where olive culture has already assumed proportions quite significant, and the trees are now thoroughly acclimated, Of vigorous and hardy growth. 1t is l his intention to introduce also some of the varieties grown in southern California. and thoroughly test their adaptability to Sonora. He states that from the Baja California stock in Sonora they have gathered very 1 fair quality of the fruit from two year old trees-in Spain 1t is considered that they do well when they bear at ! five years of age.
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RATHER than have the democratic presidential nomination go begging it should be tendered to the Hon. Sam F. Webb of Phegales. He was never known to decline anything.
The oasis., 1895-10-12

TIE custom house crowd have es- sayed to run everything at Nogales except tue pest house. Turn them loose at that. "Similla similibus cur anfhur.n
The oasis., 1895-10-12

TIE nakedness of intellect exhibit ed by some would be bosses hercabout verges on the border of indecent ex- DOsure.
The oasis., 1895-10-12

SETTLEMENT of the land grant question will turn into Southern Ari- zona a heavy flow of capital for invest ment.
The oasis., 1895-10-12

NoGALEs people will now begin to count tue days to the action of the supreme court on the land grants.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TrSnSlatiOnS 6 TyDeWFiting.

from English into Spanish and from Spanish into English, of bonds, deeds, manifests. or documents Of whatever des- criptlou, accurately and promptly prepared at TIE OASIS office. Typewritng done on short notice
The oasis., 1895-10-12

SOME Arizona democrats seem to think they can wag the national dem ocratic dog.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder World Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF-S SALF-In the
superior court of the state ~ Washing
ton. for the county % King. George =.
Pierce plaintiff. - James A Johnson
and Mary Johnson. his wife. and the Me-
chanics' NH and Lumber Company, a
corporation, defendants No. ~ $50
Under and by virtue Of order C sale
and special execution. issued out Of the
above named court, in the above entitled
acton. and 20 me directed ard delivered
I have duly levied upon the following de-
scr.oed real property. situated In King
county. Washington to-Wit:
Lot five 90. ln block six 90. In Mat u
NcA1iers Supplement 20 Seattle Home
stead addition - Seattle. together aita
all ard singular the tcnemcuts. he-edi-
tamsnts and appurteuances thercuuto be-
longing.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Fr.day. t1e 2fn day 90 December. Is4-
a. the hour o. 10 o'clo-k a. m. % said
day. at the front door 81 the courthouse
ia the city % Seattle. in said King cotin-
-. i Mil sell the above described Drorer-
- az public auction. 70 the ghest and
bess bidder for cash
Dated this the I4th day 0f November
ls35- 4. r. VAN DE VANTER
Sheriff
Gleason & Babcock. Attorneys.
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Births. Marriages. Deaths.

In order 20 secure correct insertion =,
notices under theze headings. the san.
ehruld be left a. the business oIflces q
fhie rsper 80 charge ls made for sucn
not ices -
Funeral notices. resolutions or oihe.
srsecfaF announcements viii he cnsrefH az
the rate OF 10 cents per lino sae4 ha7'A
'''''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
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LEGAL NoTICES-ca.a

~->--.-, ~-'-se--Ss~,-,.
) 800, IL oe, rs. 81 E,RIFE~s sArp
ten, Tor the county of Etr1 Nass
I-Sn-Amer.can Mortgage 90. he s.
49,, . SeEP2rajion. plaint}@ sShy =
1foM- L.d1a DOW. Rrhar5 " a.
= :. ~ l-ett3n. caPartuers 49, q
$3.50 1."eF ne Hr1D mama. 49, "a
49, $50. q "a i.e-lan. the Serr-ssss
I,AS sank, q corporation 49, ~ 81,
19oS7 Ss4saaaasS =
Under and by v,rtue ~ .,
ana special execution. iSssssp .sss z 3.
49, na.lle4 court. n the ahovs q
1 nave duly levad upon tha -, aetssss
SERVED real property. sf0latss We
county, Washington. f0-wsts 2 Ii,
Lots lNN. lN4 100 1q1 1872 fas -,
- 80 ~, ~. rs, ~ and rs n,
Was }5G', tom q Columbia in King esss
Notice is therefore hereby gsvs,
Fr3Qay, the 21th day Of nsSs--.sts sasts
q the Aour or ten o'clock A y, =
uaS; AZ me 'front.' door Of the gN,s..s 81
=. =. 'I'e sly or Seattle. in said Klrv sss
", 1 VIII sell the above 6eSrr5tss - 60
b'd8S I''i eo@ @u c5sh 70 the highest aas 6
Dated this the 10th day a. N,~
NO a. I. VAN DE VANSssssss
Collins & steanan At,o-,.,. sasa.
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS sATr
superior court OF the state IA va =
ton. for the county OF King. = = 49,.
ing, Qlaintin, y. +. +. Seott an - $50.
A. Gellerson, defendants Ns ssSra
Under and by virtue Of an sxA.,sFsA
sized out Of the above named soF-. go !.
above entitled action. and Ia ms Z e
and delivered. I have duly EYED Tee
the right. title ami interest az - ~ 4
ant Il, F. Scott. in said writ ss. -ssa..
and TO the following described rs.ss a 1
erty, situated in King county. ~. ~
ton. to-wit; "ASaas
Lots three (Sl and four az. ana -
half Of the northwest Quarter e ~
NV. - Of section four 90. townsSs.
ty-two (22l north. Of range seven X va.
Notice IS therefore hereby give, Y as
Friday. the auth day of Decernbas- "a :
at the hour % ten o'clock m !. =
day. at the front door OF the cos,, y. s.
in the city Of Seattle. In said kim ssass,
I viii sell the above described pr9ns-.sg
public auction, 10 the highest and kss.9se
der. for cash. $50
Dated this the 18th day Of Nor.u.
1885. 4. 7. VAN DE VANTrpS
Shes
Plaintiff.
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LIDBL.O -ASpERzoS--At the ressdle. a5.'
Of fhe egfcta-tnE eserETTn8si, lS-+ 10
steel. geaffte Wednesday. NoFeul'ef -
1sas hg Rev Martha = Larson. -
Zarhar.aa EIdblonn Su6 silss Bertha an
ders0n. both q Fors B-akeieF.
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oak furniture: Friday,
November p, at u a. m. No. ZIG Cherry
street, adjoining Seattle Transfer Co. 5
Office. We are favored with instructions
from the owner 10 sell as above. for
cash. without reserve, the entire contents
OF a large and elegant residence. re-
moved 70 the above central location for
convenience OF buyers. At this sale viii
be found goods not generally offered at
public auction. they consist OF solid oak
bedroom sets. springs, mattresses, heat
ers, totletware. English body Brussels
carpets, spring edge Turkish lounge,
Queen Anne chairs. rockers, wardrobes,
lamps. three oak s,deboards, cost Sllo
each, ice chests, cook stoves; also black
walnut roll-top desk. dinner set, bric-a-
brac and a host Of sundr:es too numerous
TO iten1iZe. Goods on view Thursday
previous 10 sale. This IS a rare oppor-
tunity 10 secure fine furniture at abso-
iutely your OWN price. Scoones & Co..
auctiOneerS.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Partner S5.ee0. 81 a good mine:
can be worked all the year; good water
Esower ana mn site. Address B. Index.
Wash.
4 MAN NTH pluck brain. and csn plank
s. 900 upwards Instantly. can make Tor
tura in two years. SPec-. Post-Inte44i-
gerce-.
FOR SALE OR LEASEMcdern equipped
shlngle mill. would trade for Seattle prop
ergy. 5a= Bailey building
FOR SALE-Cheap. secondhand store.
good location; poor health reason for
selling. BIS South Third
FOR SALE@Piant ana business OF the
Koch < Oakley Printing Co. Apply c.
NJ Sheafe. receiver
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Advertisement under the head OF loS'.
Foeug. For sale Fer Rent and sitaaIgis
Wanted will ~ inserted ~ ti5e - :. al
cent q wayd each insertion 'aynielt a.
tvave IN advance. No advertisement Ee-
ceiYed for iegs than = cents
rOTTcr-The business Office OF ne
post-FnteillEence IS open until il 2, ~.
SUNDAY hours, a m 70 p ~. - -
this time.
Advertisements will be received NJ
frareh offices ~ the Post-fnt eliigencert
TACONA BTREAU-With Pioneer SEWs
COMPANY iii Pacific avenue l. a mar
rsson Manager. -
PORT |TOWEsETD-M French 4 20.
HELLTNGHAN BhT-New "hatcSIIl'
corner Holly and Canoe streets - n
Culver. Manager.
Watson. Agent.
The following letters await adVeruse"
n thls Office:
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FOR sALE-REaL ESTATE

SPECIAL have Twelve
lots On Madison street that r.ust be SEED.
also Ten acres Of land t1ar VIII 20 WITH
the lots. 2 yeu want a bargain cali AZ
M Office ard get rae plat and 20 out
and look al them and come il ara MAKE
ne an offer. remember that this prop
erty must be sod. and your offer may
get it.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-NALE'
"a ANTED-csoi cook wants position IN
hotel Inquire 5l7 Main street. Empire
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NATIONAL. BANK OF COMMERCE
Corner Commercial and Yesler ava
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FOR sALE-s5oo: 2 lots on Madison street.
corner. s3XI3o feet.
s. 81; 1s013 feet with broom cottage,
Queen Anne. easy terms.
$500, 6-ro0m house. with all modern I'M
pTOyemeuts, fire location, with view OF
city and Sound, cheap at s. 5F1.
1e1 acres of good, level land close 70 HOUR
ishiug town. acres cleared. small
house. schOolhouse adjoining: only y per
acre. this is great bargain.
So. - acres near Lake Washington, on
good county road: several acres c-earedi
small house and spring water; only ~"
cash: would be cheap at $1,000
Lake Washington water front at a sacFl-
fee
JORDAN & PADDOCK. 5 Colonial block
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HELP .ANTED-NALE.

NTED-Eor u. :. army. aole-oo lied;
unmarried men between ages OF q ana
ID cit - ms ~ the United States or gooi
ehava ter and temperate habits; VINO
car gpeak. read and write English. FOR
fun info, ma ton apply 10 Recruiting Ol-
acer. root ~. Boston block. Seattle
Wash
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wkSrED-BoARDFRs.

FOR REST-Roon and board for gentle
mar in private family. bath and all mod
ern cusgve nienceS, near business center.
no car fare Address - 4. Post-In1elI-
gencer
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ApyERTIsKns' NOTICE

Advertisers desiring display aaYeIIlse..
rnenfs rharaeS for ire Sunday ISSUE rl.st
hand ST. c3pr by o'clock SATURDAY I" III
'''s '-'''- PosT- INTELLIGENcER co.
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STEAMERS.
STEAMER GLIDE.

STEAMER GLIDE. a.
Leaves Bakers dock. Iacol,ad ~
A m. Mondays. Wednesdays AM .sss
davs- for OIaTla and way points, iasxsys
Cify dock. Seattle. > p. m pssrnk
thursdays and Saturdays. Ios Rps.ss
stones Landing and way pon,s' gs.nisn
an points. 25c. J. r. NandernoH' 'aF. ~.
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND sh"
ROUTE. -..smsr
S. Wiley Navigation 20,
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Tsaya arrive nas
Oryrnpla at. GO a m Tacoma at 40 .
Tacoma at 100 "a m Seattle az 5Np1
Seattle at i. 90 D m Tacoma -" sDsn
Tacoma at . $50 p IN Olympia at
CITY OF Aberdeen.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive
Seattle -. 80 a m Tacoma $50 1888
Tacoma ...l0.O0 a n olympia - s0pn
Olympia - 200 . m Tacoma .'''' 49,
Tacoma . $40 p n Seattle ,.-r...,,.ar.s. ,
Fare between Seattle and scck. ~
cents. Landing al Seattle. LIZ
LILLY B0cARDrs q co. A Ems
CITY Dock Telephone'
Capt. l. Wiley. Manager
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AGAIE-Auother bargain for some one;
don't come at me unless you nave SS,vn
cash, bat II YOU have you can get al n
come piece o. properly on Front street
that the present owner paid S-s,t1 -or
four years ago; do rot wait; delays are
dangerous, ne VINO hesitafes Is lost, or
he may lose. Office hours from % a n.
u =, and > % p. n.
c. 3. LTVERMORE. 10 Marion street,
Burke building.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP -

PACIFIC IO@AoA = A%%
Dispatch steamers from Sea'A' :,
lows. ~. Towrsss-s-.
For San Francisco. via iols.~.ngefs
ard Victoria. at 5 o. N tpassssassr1,5eE
ceiyed on board at I O. M
. For = hiaska- November ! a2 ya,. ~ al
From San Francisco for SoyenN
Puget Sound ports az a. m-'
/. {. II. IL. =. o.
Tickets may be obtained 81 ua..f;a
tho company al ocean doe elk5'S $50
GOODALL. Pr re- rrsneDet
IF TRGWERIDGE. r. > s0ss
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block, Seattle. Wash

NN4uOI4tdL D4uNh, SedIIIe, Wash
Capital ....................... rss
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. ..................p raxas...
Arthur A. Denny. Vice pres,ss..
John leary ..... .... Second Vice Presit.s
James r. Hayden. Manager, Cash'r. sss,
Frank !. kl0dgett. ...... Assistant ca.sls,
Sigmund Schwabacher, John Collins
4. c. Neufelder. j. T. Greenleaf,
Transacts a savings bank business %.
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 TO si0Da
Interest allowed ner annumi slr ma,
cent on term deposits. per cent. on ora.
nary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF Nav ana
November. Loans made on real estate !,
approved collaterals only.
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INVESTMENT NOTES.

Colorado Springs mining quotations. reported
by Thomas L. Manson. jr.. & Co. are as follows:
Argentum-Juniata,. 55ia: Mollie Gibson. 80; Port
land 19s; Isabella. .26; Gold and Globe. .lS'2.
The Pennsylvania Railroad directors VIII de-
clare on Friday the usual 2l2 per cent cash divi-
dend The directors met to-day and adopted the
new Joint traffic agreement
The stockholders CT the indianapolis. Decatur
and Western Railroad Company at indianapolis
yesterday authorized the issue Of $l,S24,O0O bonds
The directors OF the United Gas Improvement
Company yesterday decided 10 increase the cap.-
tai stock from so 900 900 10 Sl15O0.O0O. Stockhod-
ers will vote on the proposed increase at special
meeting December 80. The IL per cent increased
amount is to be distributed as a stock dividend.
Vermilye g. Co. announce that the S2,oO00o0
Northern Ohio Railway Companys first mort
gage ffty-year per cent gold bonds. guaranteed
by the Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com
pany. offered by them for subscription this morn
ing at 1903 and interest. have all been taken ana
the subscription books closed
The Southern Railway Company gives notice
that the coupons due November from the East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Railway Com
pany consolidated mortgage per cent bonds,
Virginia Midland Railroad Company general
mortgage per cent bonds and Richmond York
River and Chesapeake Railroad Company second
mortgage AK per cent bonds will be paid NJ the
office Of j. T. Morgan q Co.
Union Pacific past coupons Of he first mortgage
on the Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific main
line will be paid on and after November at the
Mercantile Trust Company, New York. and the
Old Colony Trust Company Boston.
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rrv vopx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 1870
financial.
A LARGE MAJORITY
Kanas Pacific Consolidated
sr ,toRTCAGE BONDS

First MORTGAGE BONDS
,a with .he undersigned Commute
nave pee er 10 tho holders Of the bonds not yet
So.se st ,hey mus, be placed with the Mercantile
Trp, c. su.ct to the order OF the Committee. a.
nstor, ,ysmber Ist. 1905. After TIM. ""ss &c
ho.,d. viii only he received nj 'he WI" ~.
the Committee and wit" Peh"' COW.
I.u.r., bond. Holders Of receipts OF the 80
m",i .,s, TsTsT co. who desire to deposit their
49, ',n ,h Committee may do so "i'ho.i
p ExprSE before NOVEMBER isT on presenting ssa
,hs,r cn,s At the MERCANTILE THtsI ~
FREDERICK ID. TArFEN' |"""" man,
LOUIS FITZGERALD
THOMAS DENNY.
OLIVER ANES. I'd. Boston. Mass.
GEORGE II. LEIGHTON. ST. Louis. NO.
". EMLEN ROOSEVELT. .,,,..
w TNUcN ROOSEVELT. Secretary 30 wan o"
sTRON, a. CADWALADEI. Counsel