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Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13
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t0rIie IoenIte Iutberi,e 9irte CANINE Gteo,
boor gtgoet boIotes tiior) paa Slprnet of
8oObparo Stue. OF Sobn Ctr. ct. 9aul,
MStnn, ira OnSoas ben 3oie SUM- til GDorS.
bag ben lite SUM- 1896, besse Sage iuilu.
itoe. NfDoet begpHoer meo @uostjcneite
naunte Snsbas ben 3Oie Suui 81. 10 Gsurm.
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bet tnoit9noi8ite al ieuoe en- taIris 2elsaa.
ton = en- ellsr to fra bper @eni8bsO. ionr
Itaar ! %6Orbiuoelie meo SamfunOet.
SGr1tllte 6orunitaItnin9er pl blipe oior
for at itnfie 9eIesuter % YreIter spot 9uaiS
til betDoclt9 n~eoiatte Irlier.
Can Claire, g8ts., osu 3ote STARTS 1896.
S. 6. Sensiou, O. Spume.
SetretRr. Gormauo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13
9posproecmten foruroli.
genoe tor.
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Snnobebstiltanben.

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nemite aariag til bet forurolio,rS,
fore Intal 9sbsfalb er be ban Ssn.,
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me | 2ungerne pg 4anoebrqt5or,.,
nerne, os bern9it / Siertet "a Rorerr,
Den OHentli9e 9resIe 9isr Blot IN
pltgt, 1aar ben 9enleoer Opmertion.
beoen pdd Nsopenbigbebet at at i,n,.
tage ben pberite Soriigtigbeo.
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parten at benz, Der bliper ct gptt, +,
otsie Spgbomme, er 9erIuner. bsis
SeIbreo er ipagelig, ofte Tom TpIoe u
tioligere Qngreb al Ga Grippe. S.,
albrig bIepne prbentIig bel6reO,N,
men bar Blot erbolot miolertiSio Gin,
bring. Spgbomsfpirerne er frsmo,.
lee / Sr9anismen % reoe til at Ilao NJ
/ Spgoom beo ben minbIte E~oronIpS.
ming. Men, inopsnoer De, hi peO on
bette at bitter Grfarins, bpaO foI ri
giere for at unbgaa bet? Gpare
berpaa er life Nor idd punIteliQt, ION
bet Ter uo til. Oct foretommr
iieloent, at en- itGrt, troftig Mars
pluoieli9en bliper ansreben af en- al
n9pnte SD9oomme. SerIpm 8lsSe
cirtulerer pdrmt pg fraftiot oicnnen
Aarerne, ION Naturen bar t%iliiotst,
er Segemet n9iten udnoribeliot al
Spgoomme / SGroelesbeo. Oct feb
ger beraf, at bet ferIte Striot, Der br
tuges, er at itprte Srganismen bGO
SiGlp al ct paalioeligt bloOrsninN
Wtiboel, en- Meoicin, ION bill tilintas
9iere Spgoomsipirerne, Itobe mt.
rcot, rigt Blob Og beri9isnnsm gips
belle Gegemet M SpGniti9beo. &
tjenoer life til npgst MiooeI, Der beon
bill uofsre alt bette, enb Or. Qttus
"SuritO". s itubig Brig / mere sro
ct @arbunbrebe bar ben tiIfuIoe Foot
anleoning til at lGgse fine f)ortj,ri:
fuloe GgenTto6er for 9oosr. lll;s
andre fGrot9luoebe prrpurater ian
ben life erboloes pou @~potbcter, men
fun oirette fra Subritanten eIIer 9igr'
mem ipscicQe 2otaldgenter.
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bin NGrheb. ftrib til 0r. 1etsr Tohr,
nen, 112-114 60. SoDne Npe., CHI
ca9n, IN.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13

ppbolpe ia / ipnnitc 9apne lrrser ero
nsopenOiat, % nc nnicriianIte Sanger,
ipm be hopoe umbprb, bleu paa Spa'
MEMS S0rlougsnSe intte ! 5ribse.
Senator 6par irsmfpm nleo en- Teius
ultipn pn at uointte 8ebnHoiingcn al
bette SpproSmnaI til ben Gle IpriI.
7isFpsiipucu INT beune Sag bIcu uoiat
Ill matte Tag.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13
j. Morton,
u. +. & I. A., Cedar Rapids, Ia

Zen lobe Starts, zoe ps 21oe g(pril %
Die gfa' lGloes egturiions 9idcts for halls
4rts % s. Oper, Oa iaa bar man ~SPpunn
trips til II SpO'Stuter o. 8erritorier.
10 eHSOsina til mango Gtatcr i Bet po Worb
yer er en- aHIeOniHs til at beige bper 9u i
S9oeH % | SgO.Setsn, iamt en- Rruosc
oetnonm8stuIOe Steoer / Wuropessu
a'dets lor 8ubn9ereiie sirIoer buer Airs.
oaa % 6reons ! bet beftemte 3iosrum - %
Ea9e ira Den Tag. be bIsp ilsbt. @ao I'll
y. y. u. & q. asenter 90 faa nermers
uhoerre'n'n8, eIer beuuenOer man fla iii
unoerte9ueoe.
oo,, 3 Morton, O. g. ST q.
"ooio D., 6. 81. d Y,
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13
u. ". u. moo from,

soma Sia'e eucampment / gepar Rosins
ira Den 28Oe til ben 9Ote april. One Fare
for the Round Trip ira ale etutiouer nno
S~HrIms'oa, g, q. & q. Sernbone, the
Quick Step Route" iii Gen,r ws,.
A'd'iS lGI8es oea 27Oe, 2sss Ga 2ooe Snr;I
o. DC 9lGloer iuottI 2osn Wai. Ssnsrnn
NeH' I'll NNsutsr for o, G. &. & 81 "a inn
H9rmsrs 6~pIpsaiuser. osts A
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13

90 tilbase; bet er uotast: Eur % Ne'
tnr.
9ipolibnpen bar fioite Warfeosboe
bsisat af ca. 10000 @eunsfer.
Rorieoet Der iaar bar I bet Ssfstn.
get u9ret, boao man fan faloe en-
'Snecsis"; bet er be 5leite enise ON.
Manse Sanblenoe flyer enbce, Of be
alcris bar siort iaa sObe gifarer peb
noaet Warteo fGr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13

Gpa8 Sutommelie. "@it e aotyto' MI
ufiteO til Scrnbanru? Ssrcs SoB G1ay .
fsrit ON 10 SimerN
"a, ics srinorcr fsrit poa arrntaatai;
tioncn aft bet, ie8 bar CLIENT, % Ia nal
ie8 Ia Sto til Of saa til6a9e igitu."
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13
Sjemic9crcS Grfuriion.

Ten lite 6ebraar pe ben 1Ooe Worts
1896 HounO Strip 3idets iGIges mob Sc.
falling at one fare % SO til Steoer fpl.
9enoe Stater % 3crritorier: alabama. gr.
taHlas, Snolan 3crritorp, Oklahoma, goui.
llama, aentudp, @iisisfppJ 50 Sionri. Ger.
as % &eHHesiee. 3idets for SiIbaaerei.
len sjGIoer botltenium5eIf 9irsOua ener
6reoa5 t~noentor bet ~fuitiatte 5,Osrum,
bo'ltet er 80 Gage fra suIss.3 asen. Mon
9enpenOer zig til .. &. u. & q. gaenter
ON Iris % andre SpIpsniuser, eusr 5trip
til llnoerte9neoe.
|40o J. Morton,
C.. p e. r A roJo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13

Sottortn: Sc bar f%cr,islet Sem srun'
big"
ling Grue: 'tlf ia - Der bar 10 nstop
pGrst for 8sueiprins hos Os."
SpitOreu: 'Sa bel ia, % iaa bar ben Pits
tiee Susmooer uoiut fig for 3rGiisn -
Grusn: -Stis bet iut - men leo MATTE
belle Saesn fare Omirins I @absrus for at
bare Of 0tttn.H
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13

Sr. Sonien GntJ: sglu fauOt leg Sattsn
min b1usi op paa C0usu. Sab pios boao
for en- ioiotiF 9inssit ies fuOsr ben pua
bsnarls
6tu SuHisa OLD: 'pOa SOpspet bit
tsRisl'
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13

CT Nistas. Set bar rneset rcoist siort
Of Gem, Grue, at Sc for les paa SnpbruOss
tppsu % III Sas / bam," iasce qolitiiulos
mG9tissn, 1men Sc bobpe life bebspt at
maltrattsre BAN iuu forfGrosIist!"
seq iurpe bel lite pioe, at bet bar en-
Snobrupstbo," ~ipareos ben mooise apinoe.
seq bapps Tibet opps / tire Elmer os ptr'
ttt paa min Wano. Seq troeos, bet bar
ham,
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13
Saa=Sapre.
$3.50 pr. Ncre

iSls 70 en- pslOpeprfst 5arr paa 300 arrts ''''
er bsIisssnoe . Dale i~snosnfor SancOd. sieoss
Riru. Sm;reut 800 Geres CT Ovppriet, @t''S
Saonrsaus, Sras OF grrrte. Der 'r ct 90"
n'eo 10 SGyeller, 9aO .bp Inlnl i6xil0, @rl'a''
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NE 4 Sec. % Irpp. 1873. Gd. a.. -.,
Ge bgr &c o. Iasss WGrts IT, bette, "a Del" NV
btnigt.
Q fan Osiaa opItpiie 5armen o. iriae stF ,,f
~eftcriou AlabereR MATTE puife. Bbcre A!p'
meept!ss af g.. e. SrairnV,
2sb4 eiOur sans Sc
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13

CUsunaunte &eriuu Der er en- Ssoras
ger os Start al pRrits Gla9s, bar i
IRussrs lib brsOst It rpaien / bet
nuro!i8e Soma Og bet iyolige Rinne.
iOta GO bolot minneapolis SOftOutpr
oS be itse!iss GuiOrjteter / naOis Be-
Uz8slis, Ueo at uOisuos greue i~ireune
Of tam islu ! bet NET raa Os semene
GpTog, aoresieEet III Golt Der i 9peu.
uHogr.ssEet al Tam andre 5Olts
3apH. GntOer C~plpsnins, Der fan
lsbs til bans @angritelie bebss ieuoi
tt uuosEiegnsos.
6. &asmusien.
235 5t5 gps. e., Miuusapolis.
(gi.er "ugeblaost".)
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-13

Wco Xafc Nc;erpaticncn

" uorrrtct Rorfs 9drt bunorrtitif Si1o m,
RoTan. 3 8ipocuumner icr 10 GtHg5 / fum-if
2sbi Spplciu NIcn, piuuedpolti @t'@
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

John and Ada NJ. Hinkel to Charles Freiermuth,
lot on line OF Lombard street, 255 w of Cough s
gu, w 50, NV 81, i As: SO.
George ID. Toy 10 Charles s. Cram lot on N line
OF Golden Gate avenue. J 81: + of Webster street
Il 1868 by \ 1877 IS: $40.
Joseph Platz to Lizzie Platz lot on line of Pine
street, AZ 70 Z OF Devisadero + % by S IS; gift
ohns y. Hanlon TO Elizabeth r. HanIon, lot on
W me OF Baker street, 52:SI4 5 of Clay S 25 by
w 1926: gift.
Henry c. Rodgers Charles T. and Clara G par
ker (Hospital Tor Children aud Training-scboo for
Nurses), lot on line of Sacramento street 87:6
w OF Maple w % by 5 10; 500.
John ID. Hammond to the American Bank and
Trust Company, lot on line OF Beaver street 2S5
College Homestead; s.. y
Winfield s. and Alexander ID. Keyes executors
OF the estate OF Erasmus ID. Keyes) to Winfield =
keyes, undivided half of lot on NV corner OF
Davis street and Broadway, n 1875 by w 1877 IS !:
$IS,054.
Antoine and Oracle Borel to Antonio Chichizola.
lot on r line of Dupont street, SO of jackson y
37:111z by L So; $40.
John and Ada NJ. Hinkel to Amman Graf lot on
Sc corner of Washington and Leavenworth Streets
S % by T. 115 So
Lucy ]. Campbell to Wallace A. Lee lot on z
line of Filth avenue, 800 n of Point Lobos avenue
% by E 100: S1O
Mary a. McCabe to Ann C. Kerr, lot on w line of
Nineteenth avenue, 165 of Point Lobos 32 by
w IS: $40.
South san Francisco Homestead and Railroad
Association 10 James Mem. Shafter, lot on SW
line OF Ninth avenue, rs Sc of street. Sc $50 by
SW 100, block $780, South San Francisco Home
stead and Railroad Association: also lot s cor
ner OF Fourteenth avenue and street, Sc $50 by
SW 100, block 2S3, same; $340-
Thomas w. Valentine to Elizabeth NJ. Lannon,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06
Are Rice-Eaters Not BIoodtbirstve

1t may be admitted that diet has more
or less influence upon character; but mild
ness, gentleness and kindred virtues are
by no means universally found among
those races which abstain from animal
food. Vegetarians are prone to contrast
the gentleness of our domesticated herbiv-
ora with the ferocity often displayed by
carnivorous animals. A little reflection,
however, shows that the food cannot
be the main cause of the DISPOSE
ton in either case. Many of the
herbivora are capable OF displaying the
utmost ferocity; savage attacks upon inof-
fensive persons by bulls, horses, and stays
are by no means uncommon in this coun-
try, while in the East rogue" elephants,
wild boars and other herbivorous animals
often intiict serious injuries upon human
beings who chance to come in their way
So, likewise, the ordinarily mild Hindu,
feeding on rice or wheat -four, is liable to
become riotous, uncomfortable and blood
thirsty when Influenced by religious fan
atheism. 1t would seem that the mis-
chievous effects upon the habits and dis
position, ascribed to animal food, are due
rather to the alcoholic liquors which are
generally consumed at the same time.
The disposition of an average individual
leading a temperate life would probably
not be altered for the better were he TO sub
stitute vegetarian diet for his ordinary fare.
Fortnightly Review.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market was easy again yesterday and the
leading Comstocks were slightly lower than ON the
preceding day. No important news was received
from the mines and the day passed without Incl
dent.
Bulwer is assessed &C.
The delinquent sale of the Con. New York takes
place to day.
The Savage assessment will be delinquent in the
company's office to-day.
At its annual meeting yesterday the Pacific Roll
ing Mills reelected the old directors, with Edward
Coleman as president, William p. Sullivan Jr. sec
rotary charles NJ. Keeny manager and Patrick
The Alaska Packers Association has declared q
dividend of T5c per share, uayable on the 18th.
This is the twenty-sixth dividend.
Bullion valued at $1,000 has been received from
the Mayfower gravel mine.
SAvAGE-On the 950-foot level at the face of the
north prospecting drift, started from the west
crosscut eighth floor of north upraise, they are
sinking to connect with the fourth floor for ventila-
ton, ana are now down Ten 1eeI IN ore OF good
quality. From this opening and the east croSscut
on this level they have extracted ffty-ve cars of
ore. Car samples average $35 81 per ton
The east crosscut started in the north drift from
the eighth floor % feet north of the north upraiSe,
is advanced y feet. This drift passed through 5
feet of iaIr grade ore. The west crosscut started
go feet north of the north upraise is advanced So
feet: face is in quartz. The north prospecting
upraise is advanced Is feet From the face of this
drift they uprising to connect with the north
prospecting DRIFT on the eighth floor for ventlla-
ton and better facilities for extracting the ore.
On the $50 level they have appraised and retim-
bered the west drift from the station for distance
OF 80 feet.
GRAY EAeLE-Durng the past week have ex-
tended the tunnel IA feet, making IL ~ feet wide.
The formation during the hrst part OF the week
was cement ana powders, ana on the bottom
small layer OF cemented gravel. The bedrock in
the channel raised feet and runs nearly level to
within feet of the face. when it shows slight
pitch to the north and east and not showing any
gravel on the bottom at the face. Have run so
carloads of gravel through the mill, which will
average SIS to the carload.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06

NOTICE OF MEETINGS
We DURIC LODGE NO. 2l6, F. AND N
LS-c| a. NJ. l2l Eddy st-Stated meeting "a
THIS EVENING at 1880 O'Clock. By order x Y
Of the w. NJ. Nv
ADoLPH KRoNBERG, Secretary.
- CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. IF. q
Es~S and A. M, will meet THIS CTHURS- "A
DAY. EVE ING, February 6, at 1880 K Y
O'Clock Stated meeting. By order of the W.
master. FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary
E[ES SALOON-KEEPERS AND GROCERY
IS~S men, observation-disclosures for cheap beer are
invited to be present in the Pythian Castle 900
Market street, TONIGHT at 8 O'Clock. None Will
be admitted unless having tickets at MARTYRS
KUMY'S saloon, 3O15 Mission ST., free of charge.
NS AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
w. Traders Association will be held at A Third
ST. FRIDAY EVENING, February 7, at z O'clock
j. G. w. SCHULTZ, Secretary.
RS THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
1~C of the stockholders of the B'nai Birth Hall
Association will be held at the Office the associa-
ton, 12l Eddy ST., San Francisco CAL on the 10Th
day of February, 1896, at 8 o'clock p NJ. for the
purpose OF electing board of directors serve for
the ensuing year and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the meeting
JACOB LEVISON. Secretary.
re TO LET-HALL AND CLUBROOMS
49, eventually to lease. 80 O'FarrelI. basement.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06

lot on w line of Thirty-second avenue, 100 5 OF
street, S % by w 12G: $40.
William J. and Annie \. Ahern to Felix Iaur
Cello lot on line OF street, 1915 h OF Thirty
ninth avenue, Z 25 by 5 100: $40
j. NJ. and Eliza X. Comsrford to Rosa Gonzales
Mrs. h A. Mctilnnes 10 Robert I. McGinnes
lots and 8, block 9, Sunnysde; SO
Louis w. Ohlson, Jr., TO Pristine B. Biorman,
lot on n line of Randolph street, 90 T. OF Arch,
so by 100, block 80, CITY Land Association; $40.
Laurel Hill Cemetery Asso ciatiou 10 E. Z. Haft
executor of the estate OF Annie q. Bucklin),
graves and 2, tier z, south Ridge; $50
f. f. Half (executor OF the estate of Annie G.
Bucklinl to Edward r Bucklin ct al, same; -
society of California Pioneers to Robert Bright,
lots % and "a section 2, Masonic Cemetery; $3.50.
Masonic Cemetery Association TO william craig
lot i09, Fountain Plat; SS4
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Jose S. Damos to Antonio V. Fereira, all interest
in lot ) line of Montgomery street, 225 E OF
Summit, f 25 by 100, lot 10, block /, new town
OF Lynn, East Oakland, quitcaim deed; So.
Antonio V. Fereira to Jose s. Damos, all interest
in lot on line of Montgomery street. 200 E OF
summit, E p by S l00 lot 8, block I, same. quit
Frank NJ. and Mary Donnoran to Felix Marcuse,
lot + line of Wood street, 115 n of Railroad
avenue, \ IS by = 100, portion Of lots 80 and So
block !, Chapip Tract, Alameda; $40.
Mary and Frank Nj. Donovan TO same same, Ala
media $40.
Adeline street, 144 of Fifth, 1916 by w 128 81
being lot "a and portion of lot 33, block ATT,
Briggs Tract, reserving to Meyer Levy the right to
use water from the well on the tank on said prem
Uses, Oakland: $40.
Margaret Craik Wilkie (by BoZo Radovch, attor-
ney) TO Joan n. G. Hunter, all real and personal
property in decree Joan n. 6. Hunter VS.. Harmon
j. Tilden ct al, No. AZ 100; also all real per
sonal property in estate of David Hunter, No. 49,
52l; grant.
William ]. Smith to George W. Williams, lot on
w line of Court street, ~ IS n of johnson avenue
n 81 IS by w 100, Alameda So
Felix aud Del6na Marcuse to Frank NJ. Dono-
van, lot on E line of Wood, 115 of Railroad ave-
nue., n 80 by E 100, block /, Chaplin Tract, Ala
media; $40
Frank NJ. Donovan 10 Mary Donovan same
Alameda; gift.
Charles p. and Hattie NJ. Kern to A. V. Tuohy,
lot on 5 line of Jones street. 29Q w of Telegraph
avenue, w so by 100, portion of Corrected Map
of Jones Tract, subject to a mort gage for $4500
Oakland; SO.
Antonio g. and Rosa Sarmento to Maria P. Ter
bone (wife of G. P) and Manoel Jacinto, lot 1S,
block 6S. map of lots IN Brooklyn, East Oakland
5000.
William 81. and Julia Gregor TO w. A. Knowles
lots % and &c, block /. Broadway Terrace, Oak
land Township. quitclaim deed; $40.
j. f. and Mag lie 6. Mcdonald to Edward Z.
Laymance, lots 10 and Is, block A; lots TO- IL
u and 10, block B; lot 10. block C, Elmhurst
Tract, subject to contracts to Dele Tehany, Eman.
uel Hecht, William Guckelsberger, L. Paviso and
Ann o Bren. Brooklyn Township; $40.
John e. and Charles a. Henderlong to Bank oil
Alameda, lot "a, block B. Fitch tract. Alameda;
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06
SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALL
no Market street, open until II o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-53O Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $50 O'clock
339 Hayes street. open until $50 o'clock.
7l3 Larkin street, open until $50 O clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until o'clock.
25lS Mission street, open until o'clock.
1l6 Ninth street open until 9:3O O'clock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06

In Tartary onions, leeks and garlic are
regarded as perfumes. A Tartar lady will
make herself agreeable by rubbing piece
of freshly cut onion on her hands and
over her countenance
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06
RnildArsI Gnntrants.

Main & Winchester with a. i. McNicoll & Co..
to construct freight elevators for twostory bricl
building on corner Of Bryant and Fifth streets
$3.50.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday;
REGULAR MORNING SESSION COMMENCING q: so.
500 Alpha. II 800 Choar ....63 100 Mexican. SO
100 Andes. .1o250 CCdSV...2.20iO 100 Occidt J. %
800 Belcher.. .27l00 Conf. i .05200 Potosi ..5S
500 B & b. .S0llO0 Point 19200 = New. L
400 Bode. $3.50 HON IL 10 100 Union C..37
100 Chalng. $4,000 Mexican. .5S
AFTERNOON sEssIoN--2:3O
200 & $50 200 & C...-4Y20O Savage. :. so
so Bodie. 40 100 HIN. .1.l5 so .......... 81
$50 Bullion....l7l SO Mexican. 59100 New. 9
200 Chollar ....63 200 Occidti.l. 10100 Union - SO
$50 CC&V...2.l5l
Following the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board yRSrerday-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06

The market was easy again yesterday and the
leading Comstocks were slightly lower than on the
preceding day. No important news was received
from the mines and the day passed without Incl
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06

MOI SESSION
Board-30 Hawaiian Commercial, lO1s; 10 Mar
Ret-st hallway, 4454: 20 do, 443s; 1000 Marke
81 Railway Con 81 Bonds. l0Ss4 10 f Gasiight
~: 70 5 Water, s 80, 97t4: 100 do, 9714: $1,000
AZ Bonds, 1855; $1,000 V 81 Bonds, III.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ER TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-THE
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since October /, 1895, viz: Max Basker, aged z
years, born in San Francisco; James Cohn, age 4
years, born in San Francisco: Sophie Cohen, age
years, born in San Francisco; Esther Cohen
age 7b2 years, born in Ventura; Helen Cohen, age
s1s years, born in Ventura; Arnold Cohen, age 8
years, born i'll Portland, Or: Montifiore Cohen
age 111a years, born in Portland, Or: Gertrude
6ellert. age years mo-, born in San Francisco;
Violet Mayors, age years no. born in San
Francisco; Fred Mayors, age s12 years, born in
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The Issue with the Voters.

Mckinley is perpetually held up to
gold-standard states as less sound than
Morton or Quay, and to silver states as
less inclined toward their visws than
Allison or Reed; and these impressions,
however unfounded, have unquestion-
ably influenced some against him.
What, then, is the secret of Nc
Kinley's overwhelming lead over all
other candidates, including men of
larger legislative experience, larger
knowledge of appropriations, of man
agement in difficult emergencies in
congress, of foreign affairs, and
much larger personal acquaintance
with leading republicans throughout
the country? Every man of sense knows
that Mckinley distances other candi-
dates because he more nearly repre-
sents, to the popular thought, the thor
ough, fearless and Incorporating pro-
lection which gave the country its
greatest prosperity. The working re-
publicans in every state know how the
voters feel in their respective districts.
Whatever they may say, they are per-
fectly aware that more voters are won
to the republican party by its tariff pol
icy and the results of that policy
than by all other influences put to-
gether. That is the reason they feel,
with such unanimity, that, in the words
of Senator Quay, Mckinley would be
the easiest candidate to elect. The
practical workers are stalking their own
political and personal interests on the
accuracy of their knowledge regarding
the wishes of voters. The thousands
who have controlled more than $50
district and state conventions for Nc
Kinley know definitely what the voters
want. The voters make the predomi.
nant issue, let the theorists of all sorts
distinctly understand, and the political
workers and managers have no power
except to represent the will of the vot-
ers.-New York Tribune.