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The herald., 1898-04-26
SANTA ANA GRIST
Weddings, Bank Election and Divers
Personals

SANTA ANA, April 25.-Charles B. Tur-
ner, the Wells Fargo messenger on the
Southern Pacific, died early yesterday
morning at his home in this city after few
days illness.
Manuel Mogart and Albertino Rios Of
Los Alamitos were marred today in this
city by Justice Mccoy of Westminster.
The bonds Of the Fullerton high school
were sold today to M. X. Suber for par
value, accrued interest and s371.25.
The firm Of Jacobson Bros, dealers IN
wagons and implements, has been dis
solved and will be run by Max jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Bagley of Los
Angeles were guests of friends in town
yesterday.
E. s. Wallace Is in San Diego on business.
Miss Luella Ruffel of this city and Mr..
James X. Spears Of Ell Modena were mar
ried Saturday evening at the residence of
the brides father, David Kuffel.
At the annual county convention of the
Christian Endeavor societies at villa Park
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Orange Blossoms

ORANGE, April 25.-Miss Margaret
Guenther has gone to Los Angeles to be-
come a trained nurse.
Miss Cora Parker of Los Angeles is Wis
iting friends in Orange.
Miss Della Kennedy. who has been spend
ing vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. Y. Kennedy of Orange, has re-
turned to her studies at the state normal
school, Los Angeles.
Miss Mae Crowell, who Is now staying
in Los Angeles, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Crowell of
Orange
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Jackson's Trial Set

RIVERSIDE, April 25-D. T. Jackson,
the alleged mine swindler, who is charged
by Ike Witherspoon with having beaten
him out Of $500, was taken before the SUI
perior court today, when his trial was set
for May 81. As Jackson has been under
arrest for several weeks and ready for
trial, 1t is a matter Of comment why his
trial has been put OF for more than
month,
The herald., 1898-04-26
News Always Sugar-Coated

In Constantinople daily and weekly pa
pers are published in dozen different lam
guages, but they must submit all advance
proofs to a government censor, who per-
mits nothing to be printed without his
mark of harmless" One Of the censor q
rules Is to cut out all news Of assaults on
crowned heads. The death of President
Carnot was given to the Turkish public as
caused BY an illness lasting several days.
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Hot in Riverside

RIVERSIDE. April 25.-Today is the hot
test one felt in this vicinity for years at
this time of the year. Sunday the ther-
mometer went up to the 10O-degree mark
and today 1t registers 103, with very hot
wind blowing. 1t is feared that the wind
will do injury to the orange and other
fruit blossoms, should it continue.
The herald., 1898-04-26
A NEW TOWN
Betteravia, Union Sugar Company's
Location

SANTA BARBARA, April &.-The new
town Betteravia. where the Union Sugar
company's factory is being built, near
Santa Maria, is now a fact. A map has
been filed with the county recorder, and
the town is the property Of Goldtree Bros,
on the Rancho laguna.
A divorce suit is brought by Enrico Gag
zelo against Victoria Gazxelo on statu-
tory grounds.
The annual convention of the Woman's s
Christian Temperance union of Santa
Barbara will be held in the Presbyterian
church at Carpinteria April 9th and 2Sth.
There Is not a barrel Of unsold oil this
week In Santa Barbara. owing to the lack
Of Los Angeles production and the in
creasing demands OF the railroad.
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Riverside County Rogues' Gallery

RIVERSIDE, April 25.-Sheriff johnson
today received several photos of prison.
ers sent from this county to the peniten-
tiary at Folsom, from the officers of the
prison. The sheriff now has a complete
gallery of photos of all the convicts sent
from the county since Its organization, IS
In number.
The herald., 1898-04-26
This Is Actually Unidentified

Poultry raising by women was the SUBJ
ject Of a paper and a long discussion in a
farmers club meeting in New York the
other day. 1t would seem that the SUBJ
ject of the hen would at all times be fitting
for women to consider.-SacYamento Rec
ord Union
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SAN D1Eao's VALUATION
Handsome Total Of $12, ZOO, 900 Is
shown

SAN DIEGO, April 2-City Assessor
Titus has completed the footings on the
assessment rolls for the city for the year
ls98-s0, and, according to these figures. the
total valuation of the city is 3l2. .7O4.27O. This
total Is made UP from the following fig-
ures: Real estate, 39.650,9l1; improve
ments, 81, ,7S3, ,4S7; personal property, 81 ,26S,-
S72. Compared with last year, the assessed
valuation Is $52,7so less, the principal reduce
ton being made In the values Of real es-
tate.
At the meeting Of the council next Mon
day the tax levy for the year will be made,
and 1t is already agreed upon that the
rate will not exceed 81 on the 500 valua-
ton.
The cattle in the back country have been
driven to the mountains for pasturage.
The ride section of the Concordia Turn
verein. composed Of 40 marksmen, has Of
fered its services in defending San Diego
harbor and city In case of emergency.
The particulars concerning the alleged
Jail breaking at Ensenada have been
learned. A former prisoner made false
keys for all the locks on the Jail, and two
of the prisoners escaped by this means.
The others were furnished with keys, but
the officials learned of the fact in time and
changed the locks.
G. 8. Diment, teamster living at Potre-
70 in this county, was brought to the
county jail last night, to await trial on the
charge of criminal assault. 1t is alleged
that the prisoner is guilty of a serious
crime against member Of his own family.
He was arrested two weeks ago, but es-
capped from the officer while being brought
to jail, and Saturday he was found in
his own house. where he had been forced to
60 to obtain food.
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PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Feb. 5.-Exchanges s299 s1i balances, S75, ,313.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Julius and Elise M Kruttschnitt to Thomas Magee lot on N line of Broadway, o0 w or Deyisadero street. w GA by N 131:6; S10.
 Savage Estate Company to Daniel Einstein, lot on W line of Lyon streef 5o Of Oak, 5 o0 by w 95: $4000
 record 742 d. 297 s line of Twenty-sixth 254:6 w of Castro w 50:u by 11i; $500.
 Mary Lloyd Swain to Amelia G. Webber. undivided F of following: Lot on E line of Chatham street, 70 N of Bush, 20 by Es60 also lot on NE corner of Pulaski and Jefferson streets E 70-by N %. lot S37, Gift Map Z; also lot 3s. block 10 Peoples Homestead Tract A. Dolores W 52 b s IA; also lot 20. block 3. Mis- sion and Thirtieth Streets Homestead Union also lot on s line of Benton street and " line of Roscoe s 75, E 70, N 75, w 70, lots 51. 53 and 55 Holiday Map A; also lot on NE corner of Athens and Amazon streets, 70:6, E 124, s 57 W 124 lot g. block n, Excelsior Homestead Associa ton: also lot s line of Minerva street 255 w of Capitol w 125 by 12o, lot 1. block O. Railroad Homestead Association; S10
 Amelia G. and. Alpha A. Webber to Mary Lloyd Swain undivided F of following: Lot on N line of Nevada CTwenty-third) street, 50 W of Kansas, W 25 by N 100; also lot 35s, Gift Map 1: also lot 360, same; also lot 59. block 5, Mission and Thirtieth Streets Homestead Union: also lot on W line of Gambler street 100 N of Dwight, N 25 by W 120, block 1S Uni versity Extension; also lot on B line of Ros- 5s and 57, Holiday Map A; aiso lot on W line of Moscow street, and N line of Amazon, N 4s:11, W 76, S 57, E IS, block IT,. Excelsior Homestead also lot on line of Minerva street 1S0 W of Capitol, W 75 by 125, lot A. block O, Railroad Homestead Association; s10
 Mary M. B. Martin te Perer Roy. lot on W line of Tenth avenue. l75 cf M street, N 2s
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EO Gear 0 Partly Cloudy ]
 @ Cloudy 0 fam @ S7owI
EXPLANATION.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top fig uTes at station indicate maximum temperature for the days those underneath 1t, if any. the amount of rainfall. of melted snow in inches and hun6redths during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid lines, connect points of equal air pressure: isotherms, or dotted lines. equal temperature. The word high means high barometric pressure and is usually accompanied by fair weather; low refers to low pres sure and is usually preceded and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains. Lows usually first appear on the Washington coast. When the pressure is high in the interior and low along the coast, and the isobars extend north and south along the coast, rain Is probable;
 but when the low is inclosed with isobars Of marked curvature rain south of Oregon Is i'm probable With a high in the vicinity of
 EdsbC. and the pressure falling to the Cali foFnta, coast, warmer weather may be expected
 in summer and colder weather in winter The
 reverse of these conditions will produce an
 opposite result.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

. Steamers ,. leave ,o51oas Broadway wharf. Aa, For ports in Alaska, 10 a. m., Feb. 5, 10. 20. %, and every fifth day thereafter.
 For Victoria Vancouver (B. O. Port Town send Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and New Whatcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.), 10 a. m., Feb D. 10, 15, 20. 25, and every fifth day thereafter, connecting at Seattle with com- pany's steamers for Alaska and G. N. By, at Tacoma with N. P. By, at Vancouver with c. P. Ky.
 For Eureka Humboldt Bay). steamer Ho- mer, 2 p. m., Feb. 4, S. 12 IS, 21 25; March l. 5, g. IA, IS. 22, 26. 30.
 For Santa Cruz. Monterey. San Simeon. Ca yucos Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo), Gavi- ota, santa Barbara. Ventura, Hueneme. San Pedro East San Pedro Qlos Angeles) and and every fourth day thereafter.
 For San Diego. stopping only at Port -Har- ford (San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles and Redondo Clos Angeles), il a. m. Feb. 4. s. 1o. IS, 20. 2i, 2s, and every fourth day thereafter.
 For Fnsenada Magdalena Bay. San Jose del Cabo Mazatlan, Atata. La Paz, Santa Ro- salia and Guaymas fMex.), 10 a. m-, Feb. 6; March 4 and 2d of each month thereafter
 The company reserves the right to change without previous notice steamers sailing dates and hours of sai1ing.
 TICKET OFFICE-Palace Hotel. New
 GOoDALL, PERKINS & CO. Gen. Agts..
 10 Market st., San Francisco.
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TIRED DRUGGISTS.

Ans association of employing and working druggists of New York, called the Druggists League for Shorter Hours" wants law passed, applica- ble to all cities of the first class in New York State, prohibiting drug clerks from working more than twelve hours on Saturdays, four hours on Sundays and holidays, and ten hours on other days; and also prohibiting them from sleeping in the shop. The league says that at present drug clerks work four teen hours a day, and get tired and make mistakes in compounding pre- scriptions; and that night clerks sleep on cots in the back of the shop, which is unhealthy. The league doesn't think many all night clerks are needed, and says that half the drug stores do with out them as it is.
 The proposed law recommends itself to the thoughtful consideration of pa irons of drug stores. It cannot be al- together satisfactory to work fourteen hours day and sleep in an atmosphere of drugs. If you think that a man who does that is likely to sell you morphine when you ask for quinine, by all means keep away from that man and the shop that employs him. Look attentively at the drug clerks before you trust them, and if they seem drowsy or over worked or drugged or otherwise ir- responsible, go to some other shop. Drug clerks should be maintained in good mental condition, and the practice of overworking them is contrary to public policy, and ought to be discour- aged. Whether it is prevalent enough to require legal prohibition is matter for experts to determine. Among those who think that it is and favor sne pro posed bill are the Household Economic Association, the Consumers League and the Social Reform Club.-Harpers Weekly
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED
 Saturday February 5. Stmr Homer. lessen, hours from Eureka. Stmr Fulton (new), Johnson. 30 hours from Eureka. in tow of tug Sea King. Port Gamble.
 CLEARED
 Saturday February 5. Stmr Columbia Conway, Portland; O R & stmr orizaba. von Helms Guaymas. via Re dondo: Goodall, Perkins & Go. Bark Albert. Griffths, Honolulu; Williams Bktn Archer, Calhoun, Honolulu; Welch & Arg bktn sharpshooter, wirschuleit, Kahu- lui: Alexander & Baldwin schr Alexander, Avery Kodiak; North Amer Commercial Co.
 SAILr,D
 Saturday February 5. Stmr Tilamook, Olsen. stmr Point Arena, Hansen, Mendocino Stmr Empire, Nelson, Coos Bay Stmr Geo Loomis. Bridgett. Ventura. stmr umatilla, Goodall, Victoria and Port stmr Weeott. Miller, Crescent City and Flu reka
 Bark Forest Queen, BeasIey Tacoma. Bark Alex McNeil, Jorgensen, Nanaimo. Schr Glen. Jorgensen. Grays Harbor. ebr de5 Mer Ayerg K0daG axs Harbo Schr Ralph J Long, Gruggel siuslaw River Schr Ida Schnauer, Nielsen, Fort Bragg
 TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS-Feb 5, 10 D. m.-Weather cloudy; wind SEE; velocity 20 miles.
 CHARTERS The Alex McNeil loads coal at Departure The Otilie Fjord loads lumber at Grays Har- bor for Hilo.
 Wheat charters prior to arrival are the Be- mares, Europe, 3Ss Sd; General Neumayer, 33s
 SPOKEN Per Sea King-Feb 4 at p rn-30 miles SEE of Cape Mendocino, tug Relief with ship Lucille in tow, hence Feb for Seattle.
 DOMESTIC PORTS. SEATTLE-Arrived Feb 5-Stmr Scotia hoe BoWENs LAND1NG-saned Feb 5-schr PORT LOS ANGELES-Arrived Feb 5-Stmr Alcatraz; from Point Arena PORT GAMBLE-sailed Feb 5-schr Albert SEATTLE-sailed Feb 5-stmr Navarro, for coos BAY-saiIed Feb 5-schrs Gem and Western Home. for San Francesca. ALBION-Arrived Feb 5-Stmr Cleone. hnce PoINT ARENA-sailed Feb 5-stnr Alcazar, GREENWooD-sailed Feb 5-stmr Whites POINT REYES-Passed Feb 5 at Il a m- Stmr Fulton, from Eureka for San Francisco FORT BRAGG-Arrived Feb 5-Stmr Co., ouille River, hence Feb A. Sailed Feb 5-Schr Arthur l. for San Fran IVERsENs LANDING Arrived Feb 5-schr oesaa spsay BsT,P hs9ce Peb bs2 2 Fen scbr Mary Russ, from Port Ludlow for San Francisco.
 EASTERN PORTS NEW YORK-Sailed Feb 4-Stmr Morgan City, for Seattle.
 FOREIGN PORTS. SYDNEY-Arrived - Schr Metha Nelson, i'm Eureka. COLoN-sailed Feb 4-stmr Advance, for New York
 HOLYHEAD- Sailed Feb 4-Br ship Car narvon Bay, for Victoria.
 TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS. NEW YORK-Sailed Feb 5-Stmr La Bre- tagne, for Havre; stmr Obdam, for Rotter- rnr al for str Aler, for Naples stmr Aurania, for Liverpool; stmr Hekla, for Copenhagen. SOUTHAMPTON-Sailed Feb 5-Stmr St Louis for New York. LIVERPOoL--Arrived Feb 5-stmr Campa- mia, from New York NAPLES Sailed Feb 4-stmr Fulda, for New York.
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COMMERCIAL WORLD

sioei, Sfoeks nave been at times below last week baIoIrs bTIs,ns level and some prominent stocks end si9ws is his, out the general level of the market n ngher, principally. as the result of the .arnTnt o nsalSnt of yesterday and to-day Gains eeuly range between l and 3 points, with
 rrt 'ions Tn active stocks up to 6 points
 ,-rae nie pona market has continued to show the 99ar1ac activlty and strength which it did in ,,a varuary. The total par value of sales in Jan oa was nearly ss3, 900. .Oo0 This total was toher esSSSseeded sSSs on the exchange except in Oc- f lseo when the sales exceeded sl40 GOO 900. the ISm Ns, or the present importance attached to tin New York Central-Lake Shore consolida- ,o Son' IL IS considered significant that the pre- ti, Period or greatest activity was at the pee 1aas ol the West Shore settlement Kansas tha aeiIc i eonsols showed extreme advance for ois ons week or l2ls points. and other Kansas Pa ,a,eu o ana union Pacific issues showed large ad- N sanEgs Prices all around are markedly high CT, Iotal sales, $32, 500, 000
 a, oIileo states new As, registered. advanced ~. uo coupons. ex-interest, F: the old 4s reg o,, 6s,eIea ana the 5s registered F. and the old 4s 9UTpoii T ana the 5s coupon, ex-interest Is bid
 .Iotal sales of stocks to-day were 250, COG P.I 1n1l es, including: Canadian Southern, 3911 bDut..ilneto9n ZI.36o Erie preferred. 6250 Man nattan, aI 452o; Metropolitan, S555; Michigan Gen. S, GdI, Iv oSoi Reading preferred, 5420 New York 1eI.raI' 6e50: Northern Pacific, Se3S; North sm.sestern 4S25; St. Paul, 10 420; Union Pacific. Stoo, Iooaeeo SSsO; General Electric. 16 52S;
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Highest prices of stocks during the week:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Feb. 5.-To-day's stock mar spicucus strength Of comparatively few stocks gave the initial impetus to yesterdays ad- vance, showed the effects to-day of profit talk . ing Lake Shore losing two points and New York Central small fraction. Michigan Gen. tral. after bounding upward at the opening. reacted over a point. but closed with sub stantial gain. The far-reaching importance of Shore and the prospects of additions to the plan continued to have a marked sentimental effect all along the line. Possibilities in the and of stability of rates for traffic from Con- solidation are eanvassed with eager attention by dealers in securities. Great Northern preferred was bid down still further the various reports of plans for increased capitalization and dis tribution of the companies accumulated re- sources being so conflicting to lead to the conviction that no plan has yet been formed Although business large scale and were exceedingly narrow outside of the special cases. the most important of which have been indicated.
 At different times during the week the mar strength in Chesapeake and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio. Louisville. Pennsylvania, Northern Pacific preferred, the coalers. Union Pacifir and other less conspicuous stocks. Wide ad- vances have occurred in some Of the high priced closely held investment stocks, nota- vanced an extreme 27 points, but reacted points. The weeks heavy profit taking sales have been well absorbed and the outside par ticipation in the market has grown Many
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WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.
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Alameda County.

Alducud OOuAty. w ar and Parker to Emily j. Halli w of New Broadway w 50 by s 105:5 Oak land bargain and sale deed; $lo. ,,,,,o. lot on E line of Seventh street, s2:S of Pa fc sfc avenue. S sO;s by 1s1. being lot 4, Suburban Orchard tract, Alameda; s10.
 Alexandre and Maria D. D. de Mello to Jose de Mello, lot on NV corner of and Nine teenth tee haa; streets s5 by 1sS B. soqtn asb to ington township; $10.
 :. Patrick Langan to Clara L. Cuff. lot on W line of Howe street, 210 of Howard, S 30 by w 100, being lot s. block Il, Howe tract Oak
 J. J. and Essie C. o'Rourke to J. P. Sean Ian, lot on s line of Forty-frst street, 24o E of Market. E 50 by 12s being lot 3s, map Of estate of John Evoy. Oakland annex; BIO.
 derson, lots 23 and 24 block A. Thermal Hill formerly the Howe tract. Oakland annex; s1o James T. and William J. Landregan). to San Francisco Savings Union, 472 10s, lot on SEE 1O7 by E ieo. being lots z and g. block 3. Landregan Tract: also lot on NV corner of Landregan avenue and Twelfth street. W 50 by 1o7. being lot l., block Il. same: also lot on N E corner of Landregan avenue and Tenth street. N 2l1. E 1Os s 1O4, E 100. S TOT. W 26o, trustees deed, Oakland Township: $500.
 Mary L. Swain to Amelia G. Webber. undi- vdfa ne o ya aeee R o Vns 40 by W 16s:s, block 6, Graves and Taylor Tract Berkeley; also lot 5. block 47. Peterson
 
 George D. Metcalf to Mary B. Metcalf. lot on E line of Bushnell place street, 95 from point formed by intersection herewith of N line of house occupied by Martin Kellogg, pro duced w; thence 190. E 100, N. 100, E B. 32, 15, D 132 70, to w line of Arch street; thence 75, w 65.02, to E line of Bushnell place, to beginning, being portion plot @, Ro V. ard D. Peralta; also lot on W line of Bushnell place, 5 N from side of house of Martin Kellogg, produced, W to its intersection with W. Bush nell place: thence 125 W 225. 125 E 225. to beginning, being portion plot g, Ro V. and D. Peralta; also lot s line Of Bristol street, 471:1h E of Shattuck avenue before widening; thence 27 by S 1246. block A, Villa lots. ad- jacent to university site the w, quitclaim deed Berkeley; S10
 H. C. Campbell and T. B. Kent trustees of O. w., W. w. and Martha Fisher, to San Fran cisco Savings Union; 407 217 lot on line of San Antonio avenue, BOA w of Lafayette street, w 40 by 150, block l. amended map O. Bart lett tract. Alameda s2300
 Same for Eugenia Couturier to same 472 217 lot on SEE corner Pacific avenue and Grand street, s -150 by E, 10S. block ST. lands adjacent to Encinal, Alameda, trustees deed s6000
 Same for, Henry Mohns to same, 567 393, lot on E line of Webster street, 50 N Of Eagle avenue, N 50 by 101, being lots 3 and 4. block E, Shepardsons property at Mastick station, Alameda, trustees deed; $500.
 Henrietta T. and Mary B. Jansen to Eliza beth A. Jansen, all interest in lot on SW Ter Walnut street and San Antonio avenue, w 2sO by 150 being lots 10 to 13 block L, lands adjacent to Encinal Alameda; gift.
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks showed no change worthy of note and trading dull.
 The Savage and Mexican assessments fall de- linquent in board tomorrow
 The Con. Cal. and Va. output last week amounted to 21 tons, of the average car sample assay of s4s 30 per ton.
 The Pennsylvania Mining Company of Grass Valley has declared a monthly dividend of 5c per share, payable immediately.
 The Morning Star Mining Company of Iowa Hill. Placer County, has declared the usual monthly dividend of s6 per share.
 The Geyser-Marion Mining Company of Utah has reelected the old board of directors for 1898, with John Dern as president and general manager; Matthew T. Gisborn, first vice president; George F: Downey. second vice president D. H. Airis, treasurer and George Dorn secretary. The directors have decided to increase the capacity of the mill.
 The Orleans Mining Company of Nevada County has levied an assessment of 1Oc per share, delinquent March s.
 The Ruth Mining Comapny of Sandon. B. C., has declared dividend amounting to $75,0OO payable February 20.
 The Whitewater Mining Company of slocan B. C., paid dividend amounting to 900 on February l, making a total to that date of s154, ,000.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
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Articles Open. High. Low. Close Wheat. No. D. EsSEnary Maa .....::..:.::. ..:.. $ s5a aa ss ssss
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san tranclScO temperature. MdAlHlunl, 50, minimum, 46; mean, 51. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
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minimum, 46; mean, 51.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECASTS.
 The storm which central last night off the Washington coast has moved slightly northeastward, and is central in the vi- cinity of Vancouver. Rain has been general throGghout California from San Luis Obispo norEhward along the coast and in the interior as far south probably as Merced The heaviest rainfall reported is 0.90 Of inch, at Red Bluff. Conditions are favorable for the rain to extend southward throughout the San Joaquin Valley, and showers will probably in portions of Southern California. At least temporary clearing weather Is ex- pected in California Sunday.
 Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight February 6. 1898: Northern enthusiastically occasional showers Sunday; fresh southerly to westerly winds; cooler in the San Joaquin Valley. Southern CaIifornia-Occasional showers Sun day; cooler except stationary temperature on the coast.
 Nevada-Occasional rain Sunday; cooler at Carson City.
 Utah-CieneraIly cloudy Sunday.
 Arizona-Cloudy Sunday.
 San Francisco and vicinfty-Probably occa- sional showers Sunday. ending during the day i; brisk soutberly to westerly winds
 Special report from Mt. Tamalpais taken at 5 ?. rn.-Rain wind south, sixty miles pa- ohour; temperature. 45; maximum, 50: rainfaa OPS. ". II. ABANDON
 Forecast Official