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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-10-05
)o'NGS At TNE COURT HOUSE.
Business rtan. acted j., tine S"p''''
Coutt and List of Instruments rue"
With officials.

Gu.;re.. rtan.act,d l.. the Superior
Coutt and List "f Instruments rue"
witt, officials.
>u,. lar Court.
The fol!owin. Is '.e record Of hns'neSS ran
ssrtcd in .hr SupcsiOr court for the week emu
ing Sept 30 1899.
SC Sla.l. Va Alex ky>t' IN. Judgment
FIR ,,u:n,.fi ~, the nnnnt drl">i'"'' III
court,
IL ). .,.'p OF T. !win 81 ,eI'h'n-. de-
ceased. Continue! to ert %.
Fn:,pr,. = N'Ncil, native Of Canada.
admitted to citizenship.
Tn re- .s,a,e Il VIM ;'iner. deceased.
Sale OF real estate cn','i'mel.
Realization !: p, 'c,.'ure CO KS W L u
Newman ct IT. Sh,,;irs sale confirmed.
Samuel ,rnn " theI Ills CO ct al.
Continued u O .oh"i :.
In re estate I'll Edward Middleton de-
ceased. Will admitted to probate.
Continued to October g.
Chas Mcintyre IS John + Sou'e. Mo-
ton overrued.
Michalitsrkl.e Eros >s " Cro>bie.
Continued.
NEW CASES.
Nine.nre ( Nloiga " CHEN is Go ct
al! Reduction OF taxes.
A!onz, iillr,t y Il y Baldwin. Fore.
closure oi mtg.
wheeler N.ns " c rra,sou e. nx.
Debt on AZ roni'.
Roht Lowry K o { EAmn'eN ~ Henry
kep. Debt on account.
John {; Murphy 4 J New bury "
Chas : Clark ct al. Foreclosure Of mt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-10-05
Miscellaneous.


John II Drissler to G Dewitt Knapp,
rel Of mtg on lots and sec 5-l5-a-
5000
NV Lumber Co to Nettie NJ Slack, rel
OF mtg on frac parts lots and 6, blk IS,
Hoquiam-$4S2.
Ella Slime to II 4 Hayes, mtg on e.
lot and We lot 5, blk 80, Aberdeen
$3.50.
ME- Williams to Henry Eberting, mtg
on lots 10 20 and 81, blk IS, Karr's add
Hoquiam-$l5O.
Geo " Shaw to Owen Jones, mtg on
lots 5 and 8, blk $50, Hoquiam-$75.
Emily X Brady rs Levi Hilderbrand,
claim OF lien on grain etc-$400.
Jos 7 Greenleat to w p Boos, rel OF
mtg on ell. lot IL, blk 81. Aberdeen
5000.
+ Ismon to Lille d and A Hood, rel
OF mtg.
Dan McCloskey 70 q II Coml Co, chat
mtg on logging outtit-$s5o.
Log Shippers Association to The Pub
lie, art Of Incorporation, capital $4,000.
John Biberger to A Werner, rel OF mtg
ON lot l, blk IS, Hoquiam-$925.
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SUNSET LODGE NO. S, D. OF q
~ to Aberdeen Lodge No. 81, A. az
n A. O.. U. W. hall every Monds11
MRS. o. E. Shaul, Rec. Mrs. n, n
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Real Estate Tran fe1s.

For the week ending sept. 30. com,n!et! frcm
The records for the N%en.ive Use Of Il. Aper
deem HERALD. and P!kATEn regularly oy the
Houtes0llo FiDsTrE:
T A Tam 70 q :. Hu'an,. s,t l and W 10
IT lot 2. blk |, Sco!ieil'~ al! Mon'csano
$500.
Peter Au'zen To Geo " shaw. lots s
and .. blk $50, Hcquian--Sl75
& l. B,,land to \ 'rarr, lots I and ).
blk :, Il Il W add, and lots i AMI ), ok
2, 2 x II aid Mnn,esano-S!DN.
BT Randall to 4 II Devun~lire, lot !,
blk 10, W l. + End add Abe,deen-$.5.
Henry S Garfield tn I. + Demeree, Sc
at sw'4 see 2-ls-5-$l and other con.
Fern w Sherwood 70 f. l. Harrison. VI
l. Harrison and R 3 Harrison. commenc.
ing at II point 1864 deg ls2 it on side
Of + st ~ it and 10 in from ne corner
lot !. blk ~, Aberdeen. thence to line
line OF River st 20 it thence sly to River
st and parallel Will, q st 10 government
line Of ChehaIis river-$7UO.
Louis Kleine to J Patterson ct al, lot 2,
blk 81, W 4 3 End add Aoerdeen-$1.
Anna Tansey to L Bseedlove. lot s,
blk .. Blair's add Montesano-$20o.
Malssa Barr, Thorn Hall, Hiram Hall,
Della Maris. Geo Wood, VIM Wood, John
Wood, Maud Wagner, Warren Wood and
Margaret Calderwood to Me,iitt Wood,
nwi4 sec 1-l7-7, els Of nwl4 seq 29-l7-7,
and lot ~, blk :, q \ add Westport-$l.
Chas W Ar and to Ellen White, 5
acres IN sec l2-l7-s-$o00.
Robt Livingstone TO The Oregon Mtg
Co Limited, NJ. OF pel., sci. Of nel4 sec
81, and swl. OF nwil sec 32-2o-l0-S500.
S Benn to J G Lewis, undl, int lot ~,
blk Al, ALerdeen-$l25O
Francis Rabbeth to Chas G Reeder,
VIZ Of nel-;, sila OF neii OF nwi4, and sea
of nwl4 sec 2-lS-9-$l and other con.
d Gillies to Sarah J Abel, lots and 5,
blk 1, w G & " add Elma-$35.
NFRy Co to II J Byles, lot sec =
17-5-t5.
Us to II J Eyles, lot sec l2-l7-6-
Pat.
Emma W Coats 20 Geo Stone, nei4
sec 27-2l -9-$o000.
VIM Thompson TO W NJ Lindsey, nei4
sec 2o-ol-0-SlSlJ.
w P Book to Eugene France, el. lot
IL, blk 81, Aberdeen-$45o.
May Dvlan to Edward Dolan. nwl4 sec
2G-2i-9-$150.
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Bids For County Printing.

BID, will he received by the under
signed until 5 O'clock pm. Oct. ), 1890.
for publishing the advertisements and
official notices for Cheha!is county for the
ensuing year. The board Of commits
sioners reserve the right TO reject any or
all bids. j. \. SELLS,
Auditor, Chehalis county. Wash.
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SOCIETIES..

WEST SHORE CHAPTER. r.
~ Regular meeting held on q
IN each month. SOjOurning CO
come. C. s. MN
P. F. CLARK. Sec.
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Another H.me Made Happy.

u. 5. Johnston's representative has
been the cause OF bringing gladness to
the hearts Of u family each day Of the
week by selling to them one Of those mag.
nificent instruments that he has been ex.
hibiting at Evans drug store.
These pianos will not last much longer
at this rate, and We positively will not
bring as large \ stock to select from for
another year nor will We sell them at so
low figure again. You have only three
more DAYS to see and select AL instru.
ment
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
The Week Opens With Fair Trade
in Produce Circles.
Sacramento. Mar. 27ti

Sacramento, Mar. 9th.
The week opened with fairly good trade
in local produce circles. Prices were as
previously quoted.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned:
FLOUR-Family Extras, s195 per 100
TBS; 81 for 80 TBS.
FRUIT-Oranges, 15c, .25c, 3Oc, doc and
50c per uozeu; Lines, 15c; Lemons, 25c;
dozen; Apples, s1.s5a16O box: Dates, M 1oc
per fb.
Celery, &c per head; Cauliflower, 1Oc per
head; Carrots. Lettuce, Radishes, Leek,
dozen punches; Onions, &c per ID: Roman
for sc; Peas s lbs for % Zoe: - Beans, 15c
&c. Peppers, 25c; Hubbard Squash, PIC;
fb; Potatoes, 2a4c per- 1b; Rhubarb. lbs
MEATsNBeef- Prime Rib Roast, 121z@
sG12c per ib:- .Corned Beef, SQ121ac; sau-
sage i21ac; Vienna Sausage; l5c: Bacon,
1Oc; Chuck Roast, 10c; Rump, Sc; Brisket
&c. Chuck steak, 10c Veal-Loin and Rib
Chops, 15c; Roast Veal. 12c. Mutton-Leg,
ton Stew. Sc: Shoulder Chops, Sc. PORK
9G13Jhc; Ham, 12Q1S12c.
POULTRY--Hens. soc each; Spring, SOC
81. SO each; Tame Ducks, 50Q65c each: Tur,
keys, lie for live and Zoe for dressed per
EGGS+California. dozen for s5c.
DAIRY CE-Butter-PickIe, zoe
per 10: Mountain zoe; Valley Roll zoe;
PPetaluma, 45c per roll; Creamery, SOC per
roll. Cheese-California. 15c per 10; Young
America. lie; Eastern Creamery. 15Q2Oc;
Genuine Swiss, 40c; American Swiss, zoe;
Neufchatel. 10c.
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat or Wheat Hay.
s0cQs1;. Alfalfa, 75c: Whole Barley, .s1.s5;
i6O; Middlings, sl.1O Shorts. s1.O5: Bran,
81; Straw, 6Od70c; Corn, large, s1.30; Small,
$1'35; Cracked Corn, s14O; Ground Corn,
81 35; Red Russian Oats. $15091-75
NUTS-New Walnuts, 15c per 10; New
Almonds, 15Q20c; New Brazils, 121ac; Pc
cans, Ice: Filberts.- 15c; Chestnuts, 15c
per NJ; Pine Nuts. 25c.
COAL OIL-Pearl (cases), lie; Star, 17c
Eocene, 1ac; Extra Star, 2lc; Elaine, 23c
Water White (bulkl, 12c.
GRANITE MINING CANDLES-1O o..
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Articles of Inoorporation.

Articles of Incorporation were yester-
day filed in the office Of the Secretary
of State as follows:
San Jose Modern Directory Com
pany. Principal place Of business, San
Jose. Directors-George W. Maxwell,
A. Kingsbury, San Francisco; Charles
B. Gibson, H. G. Angevine, T. W. Hob
son and w. H. Christmas, San Jose.
Capital stock, $4,000; subscribed, S15.-
OOO
Alaska Hydraulic Mining Company.
Principal place of business, Bakersfield,
Kern County. Directors-S. W. Weble,
j. ]. Mock, John NJ Keith, S. P. Webie
and Curtis Weble. all of Bakersfield.
Capital stock, S200,G0O, all subscribed.
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Santa Cruz Directors-J. H. Janson,
f. L. Heath, E. W. Fields, w. P. Meth
erton, ]. E. Robertson, H. S. Holway,
J. NJ. Green, NJ c. Woodruff, F. L.
Bixby J. H. Linkinson, w. T. Day
and r. r. Bixby, all of Santa Cruz No
capital stock
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MAY SOON RESUME.
The Failed County Bank Of San
Luis Obispo.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-The
County Bank of San Luis Obispo will
probably soon resume business. The
Bank Commissioners had decided to
throw the institution into insolvency
and the Attorney General was instruct
ed to at once begin proceedings. To-
day r. E. Jack, one of the heaviest
shareholders, and an officer of the bank
sent a dispatch to Mr. Goldtree, another
of the shareholders, now in this city,
asking him to call upon the Bank
Commissioners and urge them to give
the institution another chance. Com
missioner Murphy, whose course was
approved by his colleagues, informed
Mr.. Goldtree that if the bank can get
upon its feet again the States officers
would not place any obstacles in the
way. Is 3
The Commissioner at once communi
Gated with Assistant Attorney General
Sturtevant, informing him Of the deci-
sion, and asking him to hold off with
the insolvency proceedings While ac-
ton has already been begun. the mat
ter will probably be stopped by dis
snissal of the suit. Until the County
Bank is on good footing again it will
remain in the hands of the Commission
ers who will assist the bankers ard
protect the depositors.
SAN LUIS OBISPO, March 27.
meeting of the stockholders, depositcrs
and customers of the closed Commercial
Bank was held here to-day. The Pres
ident of the bank, Med. r. venable,
made speech explaining that pernnis-
sion had been secured from the Bank
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COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT FIRMER, WITH AN AD-
VANCE IN PRICE.
Barley Easier on Call and Weak
for Spot-Oat Market Shows
a Little More Life.
San Francisco, Mar. 9th.

| San Francisco, Mar. 9th.
| The Flour market is steadier. Receipts
too day were 1850 quarter sacks, includ-
ing 12,072 quarter sacks from Oregon The
export movement continues good. Wheat
in this market was firmer Futures opened
higher. reacted and again strengthened,
and Spot Wheat advanced 1Ac per Genital
all around The Chicago market had
many sharp fluctuations, mostly on an
ascending scale, and the liverpool spec
ulative market was also higher. This
caused the firmness at TINS enc. Prlvate
adyices quoted the Chicago market strong
and active, with country people buying
The weather was unfavorable the mer-
en being down be to aTo0 eroo 1n reports ore fre
| the Western part of Indiana were said to
be uniformly bad. No Wheat has been
| received in this market since Saturday.
Barley opened easier on call and the
spot market was very weak, 81. .221a being
the top for Feed, with no trade IN IN pro
tails including ss5 centals Rolled Barley.
Oats showed little more life, but there
no sin ndlndns IN
from Oregon. Receipts of Corn were 5000
centals Eastern, which had accumulated
the railroad al durag and gunehanged
Receipts of Hay for the past forty-eight
hours amou~ted to GA tons. The market
was a good demand from small dealers
whose stocks had run down Offers OF
ST per ton for choice Wneat We're re-
fused Bran was steadier. There We're no
receipts ecei to-day. Middlings continue to be
well maintained. Receipts to-day were 800
Small quantities of Strawberries arrived
from Santa Clara County this morning,
but the quality was poor and they were
hard TO sell. although offered at as low as
5O@5 per drawe5 omeet Gnoaes ripe a bisp Bebrss
s2Sia per drawer. Apples are very dull
and prices are easier The The demand for
also q1iet, with an easy tone, except for
something extra fancy. lemons and
Lines are dull and weak. Ripe Bananas
Butter is very weak. Prices had a
further sharp decline to-day, owing to
liberal arrivals and the expectation of
heavy receipts by steamers l due tenor el,
with a fair movement. More liberal sup
plies are expected, soon Eggs were slight
ly weaker. but previous prices We're OBJ
tained Larger supplies are expected, ow
ing to the fine weather.
The record-union., 1899-03-28

SEATTLE (Wash.), March 21.-H. j.
Miller and Thomas Scott, who arrived
here to-day from Dawson City, claim
to have made the trip from Dawson
to Skaguay in ten days which breaks
the record by forty-eight hours. They
report a great deal of gold coming into
Dawson from the various creeks, indi-
eating that this will be the greatest
gold year the Klondike has ever seen.
They estimate the yield at $15, 1000, 600.
Gold Run Creek and the French GulcIh
bench claims are yielding well. Some
pans on Gold Run yield as high as
$115, one claim on French Gulch has
already turned out $4,000.
Bull quartz has been found on the
Fisher Gold Hill claim, near Dawson.
"A nugget weighing seven pounds was
dug up 1t contained about $500 in
gold. The discovery is regarded as
further proof of the quartz origin Of
Klondike gold, and it has revived the
search for the mother lode.
Advices from the Porcupine district
say that gravel on Alder Creek is turn
ing out $40 per day for every man at
work. The discovery of the creek is
credited to the Pardick brothers and
Calhoun brothers of Maloc, N. Y.
A fire occurred at Dawson City
March 9TH causing a property loss of
$4,000. Mrs. Miller wife of restau-
rant keeper, was severely burned. Her
husband and his partner, Carroll Were
slightly injured.
List of lossSs follows: Wright &
Pfeffer, restaurant, $1,5OO; Miller &
Carroll, restaurant, 81. 200; F. D. Saun-
CierS meat market 20 5nO- Anderson
Brothers, painters, SO, 500; Johnson Nc
Cough & Burt, grocers. $4,000; Sargent
d Brisfa, clothing, $1,000
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HOMICIDE AT SAN DIEGO.
A Saloonkeeper Shot and Killed by
His Former Barkeeper.

SAN DIEGO, March 27.-Danie1 Cas-
sidy, keeper of saloon at the corner
of Fourth and ] streets, was shot and
killed tonight by his former barkeeper,
Michael Rose, commonly known as
Russian Mike
The shooting appears to have been
the outcome of a dispute over the pay
ment for drinks. One version is that
Russian Mike'' was not satisfied with
the change returned to him, and pro-
duced his revolver.
cassidy said: II am not afraid of
that, whereat Mike shot him. The bull
let entered Cassidy'si head near the eye.
and he died almost instantly. "Russian
Mike" was arrested.
Russian Mike" claims to know moth
ing about the shooting, but it is said
that there We're four or five witnesses
to the affair.
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Commissioners to resume business, and
all that was needed was the assistance
of the depoitors, who were invited TO
come forward and sign an agreement to
the effect that for the next ten months
they would only withdraw tleir, depos-
its at the rate of 10 per cent of such
deposit each month, thereby giving the
bank an opportunity to fully recover.
Henry Brunner of San Francisco,
large stockholder in the bank, followed,
and assured the depositors that II they
would agree to the above conditions
sufficient money had been secured to
reopen the bank. Nearly every depos-
itor present then signed the agreement
The shareholders then held a private
meeting, and it has been decided to
open the concern some time mex. week.
Deposits to the amount of $3.50 OOO wei e
signed for to-day.
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

A very pleasant surprise party was
given Edward Reed last evening at his
residence in Washington. The evening
was very pleasantly spent in games,
music and singing. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs. Handy, Ed Reed, Edith, Lillian
and Mabel Moore, Annie Halves. Annie
and Maggie Green, Mabel Marston,
Belle, Cora and Addie Hall, Louise
Koch, Josie Remersman, Charlie Hart
meyer, Joe Carey, William Cole, Frank
Hawes, Clarence Hopkins, Mr.. Schneer,
Joe Heitz, Alec McCaw, Del Cook. Fritz
Neuman, Joe Thomas, John Todhunter,
Ed Steigler, Frank Zeigler, Tom Ward
law and Will Gordon. At a late hour
refreshments were served, after which
all retired to their homes, declaring the
DartV success
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EVENTS ON THE TURF.
RESULTS OF COAST AND EAST
ERN RACES.
Juva, Glengaber, Bathos, Horton,
Cromwell and Highland Ball
Winners at Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-
Weather at Oakland fine; track slow.
Results:
Five furlongs, selling, Juva (Jones),
to /, won; Frohman q. Daly), 8 to 2,
Time-1:02 Sidelong, Merry Boy, Mi
das. New Moon, Yaruba and Mainstay
also ran.
One mile, selling, Glengaber E
Jones), to ?, won; Pallucus (McNich-
|ols), 10 to l, second; Master Lee
CThorpe), 2 to 1, third. Time-1 :44115
Bly,, Gold Baron, Purniah, Alhaja and
Bid Nc. also ran. Gold Garter ran out
-Four. furlongs, Bathos PiggotD, 9 to
Is, won; Basseda (Thorpe), even, second;
Flamora (MacklinD 10 to 1, third. Time
|-0:491a. Burdoc, Rachel c., Falapa
Moana, Halifax, Ruby Blazes and Flor
entia also ran. Yoloco left
Six furlongs, selling, Horton (Thorpe)
10 to 10, won; Sanity q. Daly), so to
II, second Balista (Ruiz), 20 to l, third
Time-1: :1611b. Los Medanos, Rey Hook
er, Jerry Hunt, Sweet Cakes, Char
mante and Magdalenes also ran.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling. Crom-
well (Macklin, to 1. won; imp. Mis-
trail H. PiggotD, 6 to 5, second; Trux-
lilo (Thorpe), Is to 1, third. Time
1:4S1s. Wing and Byron Cross also
ran.
Six furlongs, selling, Highland Ball
Holmes), II to 1, Won; Eta H. CHen-
nessy), 5 to 2, second; Sly CThorpe),
to 1, third. Time-l :15:4. Jim Brownell
P A. Finnegan, Jinks. Gold Fin and
Calvert also ran
AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, March 27-Open-
ing day Louisiana Jockey Clubs spring
meeting. Weather cloudy; track fast
Results:
Six furlongs, Sim W. won, Dolly Welt
hoff second, Bertha Nell third. Time
1:13M.
Mile and twenty yards. Uhlers won
Brown Veil second, Phidias third. Time
LIB
Mile and an eighth, Woodranger won
Judge Steadman second, Annie Taylor
third Time-1:57.
Mile and sixteenth, Watercrest won
Egbart second, Mary Callahan third
Time-1:4S
Six and half furlongs, Sister Alice
won, Millie NJ. second, Duchess Of
York third. Time: :221a
l. Seven furlongs, Mamie Davis won
Randazzo second, Nora S. third. Time
l-1:291a.
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First Vessel for st. Michael.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.-The
first vessel to leave for points north
of st. Michael this year will be the
bark Alaska. She will sail for Golovon
Bay, Port Clarence and Kotzebue
Sound about May 1st, and on her re-
turn will probably bring the first au-
thentic news from those points. Over
500 gold miners wintered on the rivers
emptying into Kotzebue Sound but
since the return of the Alaska last year
not word has been heard from them.
They were we'll supplied with provi-
sfons, and the only anxiety regarding
them is in regard to their success or
failure in locating deposits of gold
The record-union., 1899-03-28
Eighteen Months for a Burglar.

SANTA CRUZ, March 21.-T. H.
Dickman, the burglar who was cap
tured by four young ladies while at
tempting to enter A. Jennings resi-
dence pleaded guilty in the Superior
Court to-day and was sentenced to
eighteen months in San Quentin. Dick
man came of a wealthy family in a
small town in New York He entered
the army at Fort Davenport and
fought against the Sioux, being wound
ed in the knee. Afterward he volun-
teered as nurse, going to Hongkong.
He came here to enter the hospital,
but failed to secure admission. Being
too proud to beg, he says he commit
ted a burglary, which he claims was
his first offenSe
The record-union., 1899-03-28
Decision in an Election Contest.

SANTA BARBARA, March 27.-In
the Superior Court to-day Judge Day
rendered an opinion on the election
contest over the Sheriff's office, by
which Stewart (R) will continue to
hold office, unless an adverse decision
is given by the Supreme Court, to
which Hicks says he will appeal. At
the general election the vote was a
tie. Both submitted to a special cleo
ton, at which Stewart had over $50
majority. Hicks claims illegalities at
the first election
The record-union., 1899-03-28
Material for Hospitals.

SEATTLE. March 27-Under in
structions from the War Department
Captain w. E. Robinson, Jr., Assistant
Quartermaster, has purchased 10000
pounds of galvanized corrugated iron
roofing, to be shipped to Manila The
order for 100000 feet of lumber has
been increased to 6O000O The lumber
and roofing will be used in erecting hos
pitals and barracks for the troops.
The record-union., 1899-03-28
Meat Market.
Following

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, Sc; other grades,
71aQ7a4c per 10.
VEAL-Large, 61GQ714c, and sQS1ac per
10 for small.
MUTToN-wethers, Sas1lc; Ewes. 714@
Sc per 10.
LAMB-ec per 10 for Yearling, and 100
12c per 10 for spring.
PORK-Live Hogs, 512Q57sc per rb for
medium, 5A@5ssc for small, 419Q5c for
large; dressed. ,7QS19c per 10.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco.

San II dIICISCO, MdT. 1zILH. q
Morning Session-Alta, 15c; Andes. 22G
21c; Belcher, 54@52ci b & 3, &C. Chal-
lenge, 43c; Chollar, 42c; c c v, $2.25; c N
III &c N, 39c; Kentuck, lie: Mexican, Sic;
Occidental, Bic; Ophir, s1-25; overman, @ q
Mz2c; Savage. 35c. IS. Nevada, S1.35@1.3 80;
36c.
Closing Quotations. 14c; Alpha, &c ];
Andes; 22c; Belcher, SIC; & 3, Csc; Bull
Chollar 43c; Confidence, S115; 6 C ",
$3.50; Con Imperial 2c;; G. N &c: G
N, 40c; Julia, &c; Justice, 27c: Kentuck,
10c; Mexican, SIC; Occidental 31c: Ophir,
8. .25; Overman, 22c; Potosi, S5c; Savage,
yer Hill, Sc: Standard, $2.75; Union, 67c;
Utah, 23c; Yellow Jacket, SIC.
The record-union., 1899-03-28
Nevada Governorship Contest.

CARSON (Nev.) March 27.-The ar
gument over the Governorship contest
between Sadler (Silver) and Mcmillan
R.) came up before the Supreme Court
this morning. The decision on the
points at issue will determine the valid
ity of the Washoe and Storey County
votes, and will dispose of the question
as to whether certain irregularities in
the preparation of the ballot in the re-
spective counties and the registration
of 800 voters in the town of Reno will
vitiate the election at the precincts at
issue.
The record-union., 1899-03-28
Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: H. Abraham, c. K McWil-
lams, New York; George C. Wright,
George E. King, Max Marcus, Chicago !;
c. Kemper, Boston; Robert Granston,
Colorado Springs; c. S. Husey, Blaine;
c. E. Martling, J. G.. Eagleson, M. 6.
Hoffman, A. L. Newbauer E. J. Robert
son, H w. Hickman, r. E. Cornelius,
San Francisco; George H. Wright, Bos
ton; DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Thomas, Phila-
delphia
The record-union., 1899-03-28
Ford-Thames Party Safe.

VICTORIA, March 27.-There seems
a strong likelihood that after all the
Ford Thames party of nine, reported
lost with the .sloop Thistle between
Alert Bay and Hornby Island, is safe.
A Sergeant of the provincial police saw
Ford's sloop at North End Island on
March 9th, Ford having gone north to
pilot some vessel. The party was
awaiting his return This would mean
that they We're in safety long after the
time mentioned as the probable date
of their loss. Fletcher. who brought
the news of the loss, came from Horn
by Island, and would therefore know
anything about the delay occasioned
by Ford going further north than Alert
BAY.
The record-union., 1899-03-28
The Brutus and Nero.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-The
United States collier Brutus is to come
down from Mare Island this week to
load coal for Guam. The Brutus will
sail about April 3d. The Nero is also
coming down from the navy yard to
be fitted out. She will go to Honolulu
and will be used to make a survey for
a cable between Hawaii and San Fran
CISCO