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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-11-04
Berths are EIectrIc.LIghted.

On the California Limited, SAINT
Fe Route. A new system, electrlcit.
generated by car axles; 5000 candle
power. Service begins November .
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-11-04
Half Day saved.

BY the California Limited, Santa n
Route. p days, Chicago to Los A
geles, beginning November 2. Ne
features this season.
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Added this Season.

Barber shop and ladies' ebservat
car on the California Limited, via S
ia Fee Route. Service is finer than
er before.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-11-04

Beginning November 2 The Cali.
fornia Limited, via Santa Fe Route
Finer and faster than ever.
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NEoSHo VALLEY.

C, l.. ARNOLD Reporter
Webster Green went to Omaha to
take in the sights recently.
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The COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting Items From An Over
Allen County,
THE MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
DONE BV YOUR NEIoHsoRs FAITH
FULLY AND iMpARTIALLV SET
DOWN BV REGISTER
REPORTERS

The Reporters whose names appear at the
heads OF these letters are agents Of the REGIS
TER and are authorized to solicit advertising
and receive subscriptions. Any assistance
rendered them in gathering the news OF their
respective neighborhoods will be appreciated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25

The Features Of Money and Stock
NEW YORK, May 24.-Money on call
steady at 1ak91% per cent; last loan X
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 40
81 per cent. Sterling exchange easier,
With actual business In bankers bills at
IS S6N@4! s6h for demand and at 81 $40
4S4h for sixty days; posted rates
"a 84hG4 .S7h. Commercial bills 81 $40
4 say. Silver certificates 57K 95Sc. Bar
silver 501sc. Mexican dollars 45Ac.
The stock market continued more or
less professional to-day and there was
7alpable evidence of manipulation. Tho
success OF the campaign for the rise, u.s.
sisted by one or two factors OF strength,
invited an extending interest and In
duced a broadening tendency In the
speculation. The advance was primar-
!ly due to the rumors, subsequently dis
credited, that the United States fleet
had won victory over the Spanlards In
West Indian waters. The final strength
OF the market, cannot be attributed to
these rumors The inol upward rush OF
prices was largely duo to covering. OF
shorts who had become alarmed at the
easy advance Of prices and the persist
cnt resistance to Decline especially at
fer the contradiction OF the reports OF
che successful naval battle. ThisEcov-
crlng OF shorts made final prices the.
best OF the dry. Net gains were well
over q point in the Internal and Grnn-
ger groups Of the railway list and rang
cd up to nearly six points for Metropol-,
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nread,tur. and provl.Ion..

EMBARRASSING by longs. together
with weaker cables and the fine crop
prospects, caused another break in
wheat to-day. July is 1kc lower and
September declined 1900. Corn lost
f1@1ho and oats 1Ac. Provisions show
ed declines OF 2Thcf for pork, zoe for lard
and 121k@15c for ribs.
The bulk OF speculative business In
wheat to-day was combined to Septem-
Der and December. and In view of. the
lower foreign markets and the prospect
of big crops or! both sides OF the ocean,
holders got discouraged and sold out
and scalpers sold short. making a weak
and dropping market. July was heard
Of at considerable intervals and was APP
parently Kept well in hand by Letter
brokers, and the latter also took occa-
sion at times when September and De-
cember appeared to be getting too weak
to let the crowd know the high worth.
OF May and June wheat. Liverpool
cables were 192d lower. Among the
bearish items Of the days news was q
report that France had suppiies:enough
until harvest, which will commence In
the southern part OF that country July
L Reports were OF a favorable'charac..
ter generally regarding the domestic
crop situation, and from Oklahoma City
to the effect that harvesting had COM
menced there and would be In full!
giving by the end OF the week. The
Chicago receipts were 467 cars, against
II last year, and Minneapolis and Du-
luth got S5S cars. Atlantic port clear
ances of wheat and flour were again
heavy, being equal to 695. 900 bushels.
July started 1G2c lower at i ;09Q1%1O,
sold up to 81 1o1a, declined to 81 03h,
then up again to 81 09h at the close.
September began i1A@1hc of at S7&@E
Ssc, advanced to ESSkc. weakened to
iS7Ac. then rallied to S7AQS7%c. the
closing figure. May and June un-
changed.
Alarge. speculative business was done
in corn to-day at declining prices. The.
weakness vas chiefly due to an Inn
ness OF the. September wheat had Its
value Of corn. Receipts were $50 cars.
July opened sc of at 34k 9siSc, ad-:
vanced to 34A @34Te, then declined
steadily to s4bc bid, the final quota
ton.
The heavy selling Of May longs was
held responsible for q good share of the
decline in oats. Receipts were 1855 cars.
July opened Nc lower at 25%c. declined
to 25% @s5kc, back again to 25%c. then
declined steadily to 24%c, the closing
figure.
There were evidences OF provision SELL
Ing by the packing houses to-day.
Everything was weak and hos products
felt the decline In corn. Hogs were 90
lower. July pork started 15@l7c off at
S12 oo912 021t. sold up to S12 671s, fell
back to S11 STU and flrmed up to sl1 S7h
at the close. July lnrdI opened 10d12c
lower at So 2566 q, weakened to So IL.
then up TO Sc II. the closing price. July
ribs opened &c lower ut Sc. 0546 07k.
sold OFF to IS 90. then advanced and
closed at IS 81.
Estimated receipts for to-morrow:
Wheat 2S2 cars: corn 40 cars; oats 26B
cars; hogs $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Pensions and Postmnsters.
ec!al Disnntch IN tho IntelIipnncer

Si'puhSh " ,luc lIitelilseHCeT. plt
WASHINGTON, May Extensions
nave been granted to West Virginia APP
pllcante as follows:
observation-disclosures Winters. Sand Hill,
70; Aaron Kcrns, Grafton. 50; Robert
w. Warner, sistersville. S.; Jacob w.
Nay, Palaiine, S6i
Additlonal-clinton Doteon, Goose
Neck. SC to IS.
restoration and increase-Achilles
'iGelnr!s! Vista, s ,to s14.
lncrease-Jacob w. Elkins. jerks, SO
o:S: Peter Mongan, Shepherdstown, IS
w: Samuel Roberts, Crlmms Land
,Is' % to SO: Benz. Long. Debby. IS to
Is to IS. ~ Ti@ ~
Widows-Mary Parke, wellsburg, S.;
eiaf1nda a. Mcdonald, Monongah, $12.
Representatives. OF Lorenzo D. AL
icy, Pharaoh, SIS.
tensions have been granted. also, to
NE following: James NJ. Dulaney,
mayheeburg, Pa So; Clayton D. Fer
su"n, Midway, Washington county,
ia. "; John Stuckwell, Hickory, WASH
s.stoh county. Pa. Sc; Washington
,H"olsrass, Cross Creek Village. Wash
.ag'on county. Pa, IS.
q, =. Hauvermalc has been appointed
:, ,vStmaster at Rtdersville. Morgan coun-
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q mostdrsadful condition, Ny akin vas
almost yellow, eyes sunken. tongue coat
z pain continuallysln back and sIds..
no appetite--gTadunlly growing weaker'
day bylday. Three physicians had given
me up. fortunately. al friend advlsedI
trying Electric BIttert. and 10 my great
I9y and surprise. the first bottle made d
decided Improvement, 4 CONTINUED their
nfe Tor Three wefka. nndihm now well
man, know they saved BY life and
robbed the grave ok'ap3thcr victim" No.
ono should tall to Try them. Only 30,
per bottle at Logan DRUG COM
panyis drug; store.
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A#N#NNHLN Ha.NAa HAEffN aHTNtNH -
dry falltd shoulders tboxed) 595hc;
sbprs cita. sIaes Choxtdlsts 3s9s 20,
Botter-Narket firm; creameries 40
15hc; deiriex iidl3c.
Eggs5:stendy fresh io61ec.
NEW YoRK-Fiours receipts 400
barrela; exports ISL barrels; marketfne.
elected andia shade lower with wheat.
Wheat. receipts 67s,sco bushels:g ex.
ports SSo.o9S bushels. Iepvt eaay: No. 2
rcd s1t5Siss1f. . b. atioat. export grade
g5Ac aflolt sef.ember 10 s; options
opened weak; closed With little feature
save q late rally In July on covering,
which left 1t unchanged from last night
Against &c decline on May and ~. drop
In later months; No. q red May closed
At 81 go; jolly closed ut 81 IGN.
Corn rceeipts 265, 200 bushels; exports
53o,197 bushelsi spot weak: No. 2, 4oSc;
optlons dull and weak all day. closed
sH1&c net lower; May closed mt $500
July closed q t,B9Mc,
oats, rtceiptsS255,6 600 bushels: exports
COL 200 bushels;LspU weak. No. 2, 33Mpi
33Xc. NoJ2 white acc: options closed lie
net lower: May closed at S3hc
Hay steady. Hops weak. Hides firm.
Leather steady.
Beef quiet Cutmeats quiet. Lard
weak; western steamed SO 10. refined
weaker. Pork quiet, Tallow steady
C%ottonseed oil dull. RoAn steady. Tur-
pentlne Arm. Rice firm Molasses
steady
Coffee. options opened steady at un-
changed prices to 5 points higher. closed
steady and unchanged to 8 point net
higher: sales 1880 bags
Sugar, raw strong: refined firm.
BALTIMoRE-Flour dull and I'M
changed receipts 1888 barrels:t exports
1890 barrels. Wheat unsettled; spot
and month 81 a5AG18 ass: July sl11
asked. steamer No, q red 81 2ah bid:
receipts $1,000 bushels; exports $4,000
bushels. Corn weak, spot and month
3Sh 63S&c; July 3S1sG3S&c: receipts
376,100 bushels; exports i13S, 700 bushels.
Oats dull and easy; No. 2 white 87h@.
Ssc; No. 2 mixed SIC; receipts o.7o0
bushels; exports none. Rye dull: No. 2
nearby G3hc:. No. Q western 65tsc; re-
ceipts 2G.400 bushels; exports 17,10o
bushels. Hay quiet; choice timothy
s123 50Q13 90. Eggs weak and unchang-
ed. Butter steady and unchanged.
Cheese steady and unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c lower;
contract grade, May 81 IS. Corn he
lower; No.. 3 mixed, May and June ss%i
939c. Butter frmer; fancy western
creamery l5h @lsc; do prints Ice. EGGS
firm: fresh nearby. and western lie; do
southern 10c; selected 12c. Cheese dull
and lower; New York full cream, fancy,
new7&c: do fair to choice 797hc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet. Wheat
dull; No.. 2 red 81 80. Corn easy; No. 2
mixed SIC. Oats easy: No. mixed 31h@
SIC. Rye lower; No. 2, ESQ. Lard quiet
at 70 05., Bulkmeats easy at 81 90. Whis-
key easy, at 81 %. Butter flrmer; Ell
gin creamery 17hc; Ohio 12815c; dairy
SIC. Sugar easy. Eggs quiet at &c.
Cheese dull.
TOLEDO-Wheat lower and weak:No.
2 cash! and May 81 50 asked. Corn ac-i
tive and lower: No. 2 mixed 36c. Oats
dull and lower; No. 2 mixed S0tc. Rye
dull and lower; No. 2 cash &c. Clover
seed lower and active; prime October
X Gu GEaH9HFNA aaH& A4rt+ ELg.E 49,
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NEW YORK-Weather conditions are
alleged TO be the chief factor in delay in
dry goods. Sellers say that many ex-
pected sales have been held back by
the rainy days of this month. 1t Is
pointed out that there have been only
two days In the present month in which
1t has not rained. The heavy curtail-t
ment in the production. Of print cloths
has proved q stimulating feature, al
though no sales at better thans1 15-16c
were reported. The export trade Is al.
so we'll sustained. but staple lines OF
dry goods In all lines are quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
Reduced Rates via baltimore q Ohio
isniirond for this Annual Meeting Ger
msn Baptiats tDnnkardI Nupervill,,,
ILL.,, nIny 2eth TO June 7th,

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad viii
sell excursion tickets from points or. It's
lines west OF Baltimore, account OF the
annual meeting OF German Baptists.
,(Dunkards). at Naperville. ILL.,, Mt the
low rate OF one fare for the round trip
to- Chicago. plus 81 So to Napervllle.
Tickets will DO sold May %, "a, 81 and
Is, good to return until: juno "a. with
privilege of extension until June 90. II
ticket Is depositod with agent ut lNnpcr-
Vile on or before June, q.
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Wool.

BoSTON-A 1rmer tone Is noted in
some branches Of the wool market this
week although the trade Is quiet. There
though come choice lines went as high
us 2Sc. Territory woods are being pick
market price for Australians have been
made but refused. Quotations for lead
ing descriptions: Ohio and Pennsylvania
flecces Y and above 25@26o; Xxx md
Xxx above 29GS0o; delalne 3oc: No. /,
combing soc; No. 2 combing zoe.
NEW YORK-Wool quiet. ;f:.tSS%
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. YORK-Wool quiet.
a Metals.

NEW YoRK-All departments were
very slow to-day with changes in quo
tatIons unlmportant. AT NE close the
metal exchange called pig Iron. warrants
very quiet with Sc rs bid and Sc 90 asked;
Lake copper was quiet and unchanged.
with sl2 90 bid and s12 10 asked. Tin
was dull with sl4 65 bid and $14 70 ask
ed spelter, finished the day steady in
tone with 81 rs bid and 81 IS asked.
Lead ruled very dull with s. 60 bid at
the close and 50 IS asked. Lead Is still
quoted by the firm naming the settling
price for western miners and smelters.
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Petroleum.

OIL C1TY-credit balances Ssc; GER
tif1cates opened at SEC bid for cash: no
bid at the close. Sales Of cash OIL 1000
barrels at SGkc; 5000 barrels at S6Ec;
shipments S1.9S2i barrels: runs i104. QS6
barrels.
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1.-Two Stock.
Claremont,

H.HNIhHHH. tHH7FTs l4|'T- -~H#Hl FFTf.HHaEMkE
UNION STOCK YARDS, Claremont,
Baltimore, Monday May %.
Swine-The arrivals this week were
1850 head. The receipts are about 1000
'head less than they we're last week.
Trade Is slow in all the yards.and values
OF last week rule now. viz; Far western
~ Is per 100 lbs gross, those from other
points 1904 50, Hight pigs under 100 lbs
"a 0oQ4 20 per 100 lbs gross.
Sheep and ~lambs-There Is a fair run
Of both sheep and lambs and a moderate
demand prevails, without any change
i394c. and extra Ac, fol, weigh: ranging
from rs to 125 lbs; lambs IS DOGS 65 for
As toto Tbs weights.
Calves-A fair trade 8 reported for
veals at unchanged values, viz.;596c for,
weight ranging from 80 to 125i TBS
CH1CAGo-Cattle steady; stockers
and feeders 81. $685. Is; COWS and helf-
ers $ 2tS543 S0;canners 81 5o93 90. Sheep
generally! active; prices ruled stronger
at SN@15c higher; clipped lambs 81 600
8 30; wooledS lambs IS 1906 10; spring
lambs Sc l25975 90; clipped sheep s. Esq
a 60; western sheep 50 Is. Hogs slow
at 5910c lower; packers 50 1904 3711s;;
butchers 81 20I4 70;mlxed 81 15G442h;y
light 50 $500 30; pigs 81 1904. co. Re
ceipts-Cattle $500 head; hogs, 1900
head; sheep. 5000 head.
EAST sLIBERTY-Cattle steady and
unchanged. Hogs steady; prime heavy
hogs - 4094I45; best mediums 81 ESQ (
80: heavy Workers. - 1904 20; light
Workers. s4:0044 49,; pigs as to quality
50 ;60@3 SIS; roughs s. 5O@3 so. Sheep
steady; choice clipped 81 05@4 10; COM
mon IS .0o93 co.; choice clipped lambs
81 1894 IS: common to good 81 2o@4 10;
spring lambs IS 009e 80. Veal calves
S. 5o96 90.
CINCINNATI-Hogs dull at So 500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25

NHENNTE 5000
ltan street railway In the %specialtieS.
The widely ginused effect o. The ru2
mors OF naval victory5was shown pySthe!
advance In Americans before the open.
Ing here'ln London and on the continent
and tho co%lncident decline In Spanish
Is. Weakness In some OF the specIRlties
unsettled the market after, the opening
here. but the upward movement was In
full force before the ,endiot; the hour on
account OF London buying especially OF!
st. Paul and was only Interrupted by
slight reactions during the remainder OF
the day. The stocks OF iron companies
continued 10 show strength and the
southwestern railways lak a group
showed some strength and activity
Dealings In odd lots were still large-
ly In evidence and were not n small.
factor ip the nndertone tot strength OF
the market. The money market con.
t!nued In a state OF extreme ease and
sterling exchange reacted n fraction
under the influence OF buying OF secur-
tiles for London account and a further
decline In the London discount rate.
which Us now we'll below the New York
rate. The weeks exports OF merchan-.
disc to New York, which were valued
~ s'isvroos, laTHpht t0tal or record,
Indicate that the recent rise IN, ex-
change was In no wise due to lack OF,
supply, With the continued tendency
toward case In the London discount
rate the demand for sterling for collat-
eral 10 likely to cease. 1t Is evident
that this country can command further
supplies OF gold II they prove desirable
to have.
The bond market developed increas-
Ing activity as the day advanced and
shows net gains throughout. Total sales
1926, 900.
United States bonds were steady
without change.
The tutal sales Of stocks to-day were
as, 200 sharea
Evening Posts London financial ca.
iblegram:
The stock markets here were quiet,
but firm to-day. Contangoes on Amer
leans were usually 3 stoS4 per cent, but
q fow weak bulls were charged Az per
cent. Americans were distinctly better
ut the close. al
If HHTI|
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BONDS AND sTocK ouoTArroNs.

- HH#H
u. 8. new As reg. Inv lore. r. & Nav. 51ik
40 coupon......12lh Pittsburgh .....1s6
y : .. 10 ...........!eS Reading ......... ISL
10 supplementary do hrst ,pre.... 45N
de seconds ....S Rock 1sland.....1e2tti
". q. bs reg......n0h lSt. Paul g........ s9h,
40, Is coupon. .1lof5 do preferred ...146I,5
paclf!ci9s of'96. .1O3 st. P. & Omaha. 70 !
Atchison ........ LIN do preferred. ..It5
40 Preferred. - Southern Pac...15H
6al. q Ohio...... 1St1 Texas & Pac..., LIZ
Gan. Pacifo...... aM Union Pacific. COX
Can. Southern, -. 6tH Wabash ......... nj
Central Pacific. 13i19s do preferred. 20
Shes.. Ohio.... 22is lWheel'g & L. e. ~
ChiS& Alton....1b9 do preferred. -. 1lt.
Shi.t Bur. & Q..1oE1s Adams E1.......t 90
&C. c. & st. L.. ssh american E1...125
40 Preferred. q ~. s. E1press... Il
pei q Hudson. .1oS Wells sFargo....1n
Dell! LICK. 4 WIZ lam. Spirits...s.. 12as
Den. q Rio G:... Il do preferred. 3lS
40 Preferred. ~ Am. Tobncco....10 sk
Eric lnew) ......13 lHdo preferred, .11S
do first pre-. -. 35S Peoples Cas-. ssh
Fort Wayne ....168 lCol. F. Iron.. 12Ss.
Hooking Valley. o do Preferred. 20
Illinois Central. .1QS Gen. Electrlc.., 36k
Lake Erie.& w. Is Illinois Steel.... 81
do preferred. TX Lead ....a..... 9GH
Lake shore...... 1SSH do preferred. ..I07A
Lou. & Nash.... 55li Pacific Mail..... Nv
Mich. Central. .1e5jj4 Pullman Pail. .Issis
No, Paeifc...... S5ih Silver Cer....... 67A
N, j.. Ccntral.... 9ti! Sugar .. 1854
n. Y. Central.... 1l6N do preferred. .ll3
Northwestern ...12S1t Tenn. Coal 81. w.
do preferred. ITO 10. 8. Leather. 81
Northern Pac... 2GH do Preferred. 6S4,
do Preferred. 6Gha Western. Union. SIS
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Robbed tho Grave,

M, Martllng incident OF which Mr.. John
iHnvtr, OF Philadelphia. was the subject,
Narrated by.him as follows:5"I was in
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cINcINNATI-Hogs dull at 50 500
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FINANCE AND TRADE
omcc Q: the Inteuigencer.
Wheeling, May az 1898.

Cows-s250s5; calves q
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ToLEDo-Wheat lower and weak;No.
2 cash and May 81 80 asked. Corn ac-
tive and lower: No. 2 mixed S6c. Oats
dull and lower; No. 2 mixed S0tc. Rye
dull and lower; No. 2 cash &c. Clover
seed lower and active; prime October
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-07
MARRIED.

BARNUM--wILMERs this city. Charles A. Barnum and Barbara Winners dorfer both of San Francisco. FIEMING-PARK-In Oakland January g. 1898, by the Rev. E.. R. Dille. Charles N. Fleming of Alameda and Addie L. Park of San Francisco.
 GEER-MANN-In Modesto. January B. 1Sss by the Rev. J. H. N. Williams. Schuyler c. Geer and Lottie D. Mann. GREENMAN-ANDERSO Redwood City, December 2S, 1sa7 by the Rev F. H. Maar, Album $. Greenman and Minnie Anderson. HOuCK-ROSSI-I Boulder Creek, January A. 1S9S by the Rev. c. Nugent, Charles C. Houck and Rene l.. Rossi. RANSOM-SMITH-At Smith River. December 25, 1897, by the Rev MT. Barbee. Edwin Ransom and Addie Smith. SMALL-SCULLY-In Saratoga. Cal, January 1. lSsS by the Rev. A. Raggio, s. J., Will liam Small and Elizabeth c. Scully. TOFT-FELL-In Santa Cruz, January B. 1ses by the Rev MT. Pettis, c. H. Toft and Pearl Fell.
 REPRESENTATIVES. Modesto. Janu- ary 1. 1898. by the Rev. J. A. Brown, John Wilson and Sallie Alexander. WAGGLE-SNYDER-I Crescent City, De- cernber 26. 1897. by the Rev. T. Leak T. C. Wasgle and Lydia Snyder.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES.


 The California Debris Commission, having re- ceived applications to mine by the hydraulic fFom ans Mpe a the Frazer and Calayeras County. to deposit tailings in an old pit; from Manuel Silva and Joseph Enos, in the Cherokee Flat Mine. at Cherokee Butte County. to deposit taiings a fiat below the mine: from J. Logamasino in the Grizzly Bear Placer Mine. near Johnsville. Plumas County to deposit tailings in Squirrel Creek; from Paui Zerga ct al, in the Last Chance Placer Mine ings on a flat below the mine; from IT IT Kirl ham, in the Mount Vernon Mine near Nevada Mount Vernon ravine; from William Ross in the Clark Mine, near Oleta, Amador County to Charles 5. Wise. in the White Oak Mine near near ColfaX, Placer County, to deposit tailings I'm Live oak ravine;. from John soiari and Joe Devencenzi. in the Red Gulch and MabaIa Flat Hill Mines, near Volcano, Amador Coun- M to fsP1s5 s6% aad M a 6e0T the Bicknell Mine. near Volcano, Amador County to depos d ra HSrlh Hackie9 4raneh in n Of Sntter and Gold Bug Mine. near Omo Ranch. Fl Dos rade, County: to deposit taiiings in Perrys at room 59. Flood building. San Francisco. Cal. January IT. 1898. at l;S0 p. m-
 NOTICE of railroad consolidation-Pursu.n, n, vided' notice is hereby given that the q Paiapo Valley Railroad Company and the Pajaro Written consent of the stockhoiders holdins more than three-fourths in value of all the stock of each of said corporations resnecs lively and by agreement Of the respective boards of directors of said corporations mads and entered into in accordance with such con sent and pursuant 10 the statute in such case made and provided, have consolidated and amalgamated their capital stocks. debts properties, assets and franchises under the corporate name and style of the Pajaro Val ley Consolidated Railroad Company
 Dated at San Francisco. California, the tenth day of December. A. D. lsg7
 By order of the board of directors of the Pajaro Valley Consolidated Railroad Com pany.
 By F. H. SHELDON. Secretary. MARKET st.-Branch office of The Call: want ads and subscriptions taken
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-07
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the pub lished.
 BORN. BARR-In this city, January 1. 1898. to the wife of Charles Barr. a daughter. BEAUGHAN-In Montague. January 1, 1898, to the wife of N. T. J. Beaughan. daughter. DAVISON-January 5. 1S9S to the wife of W. H. Davison daughter. FERGUSSON-In Oakland. January 5, 1898, to the wife of Rupert D. Ferguson. a son. HILI--In Gazelle. December 29, 1897, to the wife of John Hll, a son. HURD-In this city. December 15. 1884, to the wife of J. B. Hurd. a son. LEVI-January l. 1898. to the wife of Sam Levi
 MOSHER-In Palo Alto. December S1, 1897. to the wife of E. C. Mosher (nee Whidden) a son.
 O'BRIEN-In San Mateo, December S0 1897. to the wife of j. R. O Brien. son. RATNER-In this city. January B. 1898. to the wife of H. Rather, son. RHOTEN-In Yreka. December 30. 1897, to the wife of John Rhoten, son. ORGERSEN-December 30. 1897. to the wife of Oluf B. Torgersen, a daughter.