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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-28
EXPERTS MEET
AT MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis. Mimi, Dec. 27.--Minne-
apolis today welcomed a large number Of
eminent educators, economic and socio-
logical experts who have gathered here
to participate in the t~wenty-sixth annual
meeting of the American Economic as.
ISOLATION. Meeting in conjunction with
Sociological society.
Among the subjects slated fol. discus
sion during the four days session are
the control Of public service corporations,
syndicalism, the making Of railroad rates,
the economic effects Of legal trust disso-
luton, and the theory of rent IN the light
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-28
If present conditions in American agri.

Prominent among those who will ad-
dress the joint gathering are Prof. A. j.
Boynton Of the University of Kansas,
Prof. l.. H. Haney of. the University of
Texas, Prof. F. H. Dixon of Dartmouth
College, Prof. w. z. Ripley of Harvard
Univ. rs'ty, DR.. BIB. Meyer Of the In.
terstate Commerce Commission. Prof. A.
A.. Young Of Cornell University, Prof.
Z. Dana Durand of the University of
Minnesota, Dr.. f. c.. Walker, deputy
United States commissioner of corpora
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-28

service, working together for
control of forest insects, last year
covered more than 100000 acres in
their operations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-28
LOST.

A. lady's handbag, containing some
currency. Finder will be literally re-
Warded If returned to Mrs. s. E. Ber-
gesOn.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-28

lions, and Prof TIN. Carver, assistant
director of rural organization service of
the United States department Of agricul-
rturc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-28
NATIONAL hockEY SEASON OPENS

Toronto, Ont, Dec. 27.-The champions
ship season of the National Hockey AS
ISOLATION, the leading professional organ.
ization of its kind in the Dominion,
opens tonight and will continue until
March a.. In the opening contests Quezec
is scheduled to plays with the Ottawas.
the Canadiens with the Ontarios, and
Toronto with the Wanderers.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

| Albert Meyer to John P. Collins. lot In Z
limo Of Forty sixth avenue loo OF fuito'
street 80 by lis; $40.
| Thomas Mccormick and wife TO Charles
! Lyons and wife, lot in n line OF Ney street,
125 w of congdon. 70 ny ,s, ilv; sao, soc,atv
to Jeanette A. Jordan. lot at NE corner oi
Euclid ayenne and Arguello boulevard. y
so s5s 80 ssl2sS lso 12S s. 40 b 30 s
eco, w 95, II 100, w 80. s 100. " 95. and
2S other parcels, In Jordan tract; $40.
Patrick p Quinn ct al. to Nellie e. Reilly.
LOT in line Of Judah street, 95 w Of Ninth
avenue, w . by N 100; gift
Robert A. p Walker ct al. to Helen
E DiS Of HYDE, E Pill by 1916; $40.
Emil " Lonigo to Helen Lonigo, lot in S
line of Filbert street. 1876 Of Hyde,
Frank Pegel ct al to John T. Nourse. lot in
N line of Geary street. 90 w of Jordan ave-
nue.. w 80 by n 100; $40.
| blom ct al, lot In NV line Of Athens street,
100 OF BRAZIL avenue. NE so by NV 100;
$40.
line OF Green street, 9s:6 w OF Pierce. w "a
by 80; $40.
A. NJ Shields and wife to Louis saroni. lot
in line Of Jackson street. las w Of Locust,
w so by 12T:SA; $40.
William Hayard ct al. to N. J. Bess and
wife. lot in W line Of Twenty fifth avenue,
175 n of Irving street. % by w 120; $40.
San Francisco and Los Angeles Realty COM
pany to California-Pacifc Title Investment
company, lot q line Of Twenty.ninth avenue;
200 n Of Noriega street, n 100 by 120, and
one other piece; $40.
James A. Reel to Mary y. Reel, lot In
line Of Eighteenth avenue 100 Of Noriega
street, S q by Il 120; $40.
River Brothers to Wallace Mcfarland and
wife, lot 2S, block /, Columbus Heights $40.
Myrtle Sundberg ct al. to August Sundberg.
lot 10. block 2, subdivision 1. Castro Street
addition; SO.
Walter A. Davis to Gertrude e. Davis. lot
in w line OF Twenty fourth avenue, $50 Of
Irving street. 20 by w 12o: $40.
Gertrude E. Davis TO Walter A. Davis ct al,
same; $40.
Marcus Eads and wife to Harold Phister and
wife. lot I9s. gift map 2; SI0
Herman Hunderman to Maria Hunderman,
all property. gift.
Annie NJ Leale eft al. to John G. Schmidt and
wife, lot S42 gift map 3: So
Frank Roderiek to Joseph Roderick lot in
r line of Thirty-frst avenne 100 Of T
street. 25 by e l20: $40.
Fernando Nelson and wife to Camille Mall
hebuan. lot in Il line of Tenth avenue, los S
of G street. % by Il 100; So
The John Center company to Crolamo Ia
nardi and wife, lot In Il line of San Bruno
avenue, 100 \ of Nineteenth street, n %
by 100; SO.
Nettie Marett Mott and william A. Mott
to Thomas II. Dempsey. lot in s line of Q
street, 1915 w Of Thirty fourth avenue, w
Estate Of Norma Muller, minor (by guar
dian), to Henry Fagan and wife, half Of lot
In line Of Rlchland avenue ATS w OF South
svenue w 25 by s 100; 1925.
Frank Muller to Henry Fagan and wife, all
Of same; $40.
Elvira Tebbens to Napoleon Botto, lot Al,
block IA, Lakeview: $40.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
ACTIVITY SHOWN
IN OIL DISTRICT
New Well Brought Others
Are Being Drilled and
Cemented

BAKERSFIELD, Oct 31.-The Kern
Trading and Oil company has brought
in 1000 barrel well on section g.,
32-24. The Wilkes Head Oil company,
successors to Wilkes Brothers, is pre-
pairing to start drilling on it's first
well on section A, 1925
The Midway Consolidated Oil COM
pany has landed the inch casing in
its well No. 3 at 5000 feet and has
cemented off the water. Well No.
has tapped the oil sand at $3.50 feet.
and well No. will be started soon
with a rotary.
The Henderson Oil and Develop
ment company has cemented off the
water at !, ,450 feet in its wildcat well
on section 26, 11-20. and expects to
renew drilling in few days. The
Standard, which has been drilling
its Well No. s on section 26, 31-23,
with a rotary is landing it's 10 inch
casing at 1870 feet and will drill
into the sand with cable tools.
The Northern Exploration company
on section 26, 31-23, has cemented its
10 inch casing at 2.013 feet. The Asso-
ciated has cemented it's well No. on
section 34, 1923, at 3,150 feet, and It's
well No. on the same section is ce-
mented at 3,125 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
RuiIders, Contractn

Richard A. and Caroline E. Godfrey with
Stevenson & McCiowan-To erect two story
and basement frame residence in line OF
Nsllard avenue, so w Of Ceres street. w %,
being lot "a. block g. Silver terrace 81, 900.
John Gray with Thomas HamIli-Ali work
except plumbing for two and half story
frame cottages in line Of California street,
81: - of Twenty fourth avenue, so by S
rs: $500.
John r. Herlihy with Elmer J Montgomery
To erect one story and basement frame
building in w line OF Twenty-fiftb avenue, It's
S OF California street. s 25 by w 12o; 81. 100.
Viola A. and William II. Dreyer with Emil
Dahl and william Bahrs--Ar work except fin
ish hardware, shades. gas and electric fixtures
for one and a half story frame building In
+ line Of sixteenth avenue, 100 S of ANA
street 25: $2.567.5o.
Joseph and Adele Blattner with New Era
Building company-To erect a one story frame
cottage in s line Of Day street, $50 w OF
Castro ia by w 25; $1,000.
Panama Pacific international Exposition
company with Heay-TibbItts Construction com
panyC Constructing and installing sheet pilIng
bukhead at exposition site: $4930.
Margaret Hamill with Thomas Hamili--AlI
work for two story frame building in f line
OF Twenty first avenue, 2J0 OF Anz4 street.
N Is by l20. 81. 800,
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
PROPOSALS AND BIDS


PROPOSALS FOR CASTIR0N DOOR AND
Window Frames and SaShes for Hydroelectric
Station, and Yarnished-cambric Lead-covered
Cahles.-Sealed proposals VIII be received at
the office of the General Purchasing 0fncer.
Isthmian Canal Commission, Washington, ID.
c.. until 1890 q. M, November IA. 1913. at
which time they viii be opened in public, for
furnishing tile above mentioned articles. Blanks
and general information relating TO this Circu-
lar (No. 500 may be obtained from this Office
or the Offices Of the Assistant Purchasing
Agents, p State Street, New York City; 614
Whitney Central Building. New Orleans, La.
and 1885 North Point Street San Francisco.
Cal; also from the U. S. Engineer Offices in
the following cities: Seattle. Wash. Los An
geles Cal; Baltimore. Nd; Philadelphia. Pa ;
Pittsburgh Pa: Boston. Mass; Buffalo, n Y;
Cleveland. Ohio: Cincinnati Ohio Chicago,
H.: st. Louis. No.; Detroit, Mich; Milwaukee,
Wis; st. Paul. MINI: Chattanooga, Tenn;
Louisville. Ky; Mobile. Ala, and Galveston.
Tex; Commercial Club. Kansas City. Mo-;
Chamber Of Commerce, Quincy. H., and Com
naercfal Club, Tacoma. Wash.--F c. Boggs,
Major, Corps Of Engineers, Z. S. A, General
Purchasing officer.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
Shipping Intelligence
DIE Ar THIS PORT

l..
From Hongkong, strnr Siberia.
From Hilo. stmr Enterprise.
From Portland ana Astoria, stmr San
Ramon.
From Los Angeles, stmr Rose City.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr Con-
gress.
From Willapa Harbor. stmr Santa Monica.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l
From Puget sound. stmr Architect
From Willapa harbor. stmr Quinault.
From Portland, stmr Yucatan.
From Eureka stmr F. A. Kilburn.
From Fort Bragg, stmr Brunswick.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr Har-
From Los Angeles. stmr Centraiia.
TO LEAVE THIS PORT
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Yale
Captain E. 2: Bartlett, at p. m, from Pa
cifc street wharf.
For Santa Cruz and Monterey. stmr Eureka
Captain A. Paulsen, at p. m, from Vallejo
street wharf.
For Grays Harbor. stmr @. G. Lindauer
captain y; j. Lundsman, at 4 p. m, from
For Coquille River. stmr Elizabeth, Captain
j.. Olsen, at p- M, from Harrison street
wharf.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1
For Seattle, Tacoma and Everett. stmr Con-
gress, Captain n. E. Cousins, at p. M, from
For Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Buckman.
Captain n. A. smith, at p M, from How
ard street wharf.
For wiIlapa harbor stnr Daisy Freeman, at
3 p. M, from Lombard street wharf
For Astoria and Portland, stmr Rose City,
Captain O. Rankin at II M, from pier 40.
For Eureka and Arcata stinr North Fork
Captain ]. Nelson, at 10 M, from pier 3S
For Los Angeles and San Diego, stmr Yuca-
tan. Captain A G. Paulsen, at p M, from
Vallejo street wharf.
For Los Angeles, stmr Harvard. Captain r.
Jepsen. at 4 p. m. from Pacific street wharf
For Moss Landing. stmr Coos Bay. Captain
James Bowen, at p. m, from Broadway
wharf.
For Grays Harbor. stmr Carmel, Captain f.
n. Hardwiek, at p. M, from Union street
For Grays Harbor, stmr centralia. Captain
o: svendsen, at 10 a. M, from Filbert street
ARRIVED OCTOBER 81
6:2o a.. M, Br stmr Colusa. Minister, II days
from Balboa. via Saliha Cruz days: / 800
tons merchandise to W. II. Grace & Co.
6:50 a. NJ, stmr Columbian, Blackwell, 10
hours; merchandise to Williams. Dimond & Co
9:25 a. m, stmr Yale. Bartlett. IL hours %
minutes from San Pedro: passengers and mer-
chandise to Pacific Navigation company.
10 a M. bktn Fullerton, Wodsund, 81 hours
from Port San Luis $1,000 bbls oil to Union
l2:15 a. M. stmr President, Paulsen. 5sk
hours from Victoria: passengers and mercban-
disc to Pacific Coast Steamship company
2.45 a. M. stmr Yosemite, Johnson. 33
hours from San Pedro; ballast to Charles r.
Mccormick & Co.
4:20 a. E., stmr Necanicum, Keegan, from
sea; put In for repairs.
4:50 a. m., stnir Mackinaw, Krebs, days
10 hours from Portland: 2.023 tons wheat and
5.55 a. M, stmr G. G. Llndauer, sandman,
45 hours from San Pedro; ballast to Wilson
Brothers.
HONOLULU-Arrived Oct. 30. 2:15 d. m-
Jap stmr Hongkong Maru. hence Oct "a stmr
W F. Herrin, hence Oct. %, cruiser Nurn-
Sailed Oct. 80 s p. m.--Jap stmr Hongkong
Maru, for Yokohama.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31

Quotations In San Francisco this morning.
Flour (per bbll--Net cash: California family
extras. S56o6i6; bakers extras, $4.65 @5 20;
supernne. s3.9o@4.lo; Dakotas. se.4o07 40;
Kansas. $6016.25- 50
Wheat (per ctl)-California club. $1.46H a
147h: northern wheat, bluestem, $1.621a "a
Ito: Turkey red, $1.55Gl1. .62H: red Russian,
1.4eA al .471z club, $1-46A 1.47z forty
fold, 81. 1.50M1.55.
Barley (per ctl)-Good to choice feed $135
@i3 37JI: lower grades, $1.30@1. .321a; shipping
and brewing, $1.4041. 45.
Oats {per ctl)--White feed, $1.42h al. .471s !;
red seed, s2.0502. 20; do feed. nominal: black.
81. 2.5O@3.
Corn (per ctl)-Prices largely nominal. Yel-
white. si.esGi.7o; Ksfhr. si.s5g1 eaf1s. fs
Rye lper ctl)-$1.a5@15 so; recleaned.
$l.5715 0l62h.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
Local Oil Quotations
Rid. Ask
FINANCrAL Norrs nv wrRr

Consols unchanged money 72A, account
72 3-le. Rio Tintos TIN, OF "
!, London bar silver 27&d, up I'D; New York
:, Liverpool wheat closed hax higher. Corn
Paris wheat closed s@2h higher, latter for
October.
Liverpool cotton closed 3hd down on near
and Sd to 31ad down on distant months.
Copper exports for the week ending October
so tofaled 3.615 ions; since October 1, p, ,6s9
tons; year ago. 2p,670 tons.
The Southern Pacific and other railroads were
today commanded by the interstate commerce
commission to maintain existing California
Nevada lumber rates.
The entire issue OF the Interboreugh Rapid
be redeemed at the trust department Of the
Guaranty Trust company of New York at 105
and accrued interest on and after November 1.
few days that the Great Northern railway is to
offer block of It's first refunding mortgage
gold bonds out Of the total authorized issue Of
Buckeye Pipe Line declared usual dividend
OF IS per share.
Treasury department announced 7,4ss ma
tional banks had on August savings deposits
aggregating $3.50. 639, 40.
British Columbia Copper company has
blocked out 100000 tons OF per cent ores.
London copper closed firm. Spot f13 rs Cd
up 5s- Futures, f72 Is Cd, up rs 3d. Spelter,
f2o 5s, of Is Sd.
Antwerp wheat closed ~ lower. Berlin u
Clearances: Wheat, 43O, 600 bushels; dour
$4,000 barrels; corn, 900 bushels; oats, II 900
bushels. Wheat and -four clearances equal 516,-
Bradstreet's weekly clearances. Wheat and
f1our--This week, 4. 100000 bushels; last week
s,575,ooo bushels; last year, 6,49s 900 bushels.
Corn-Thls week. 1900 bushels; last week,
II, 900 bushels: last year. 81 900 bushels.
New York Central earnings: Total, all 1ines
September, operating revenue II included, s1.5o1,-
600; net earnings, decrease, 1904 600; from JAN
uary Operating revenue, increase, $50. $685.
600; net earnings, increase, 81. Ia. 600.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
NEW YORK BONDS
Financial Summary

American stocks in London easy. unchanged
to u lower.
Receiver appointed for American Motor
company.
French minister Of finance will introduce
Tuesday proposal for $500, 100000 loan.
sounded note of warning against fiat money.
saving that Is chief danger OF Glass-0wen bill.
Howard Elliott says New Haven earnings
OF the three months ended September 80 de-
creased s., ,225, 600
Western Maryland annual report shows net
deficit Of $415.o0O, against $3.50. 900 surplus
last year.
Eastern Frisco stock holders committee will
not contest annual election OF stock holders
November TO- but says radical change In board
of directors Is necessary.
San Francisco will sell S4675 900 harbor
bonds on November 30
Twelve industrials declined 3D.
Twenty active rails declined At
Rails AZ. industriaIs 1880
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
Vital Statistics
BORN

ARMAND-In this city, October 10, 1913, 10
the wife of Joseph Armand. son.
lCAMPBFLL--In this city. October 10, 1915, 10
the wife of William Campbell. daughter.
C0HEN-In this city, October Z, 1919 to the
wife of Alexander Cohen. daughter
CORRIDAN-In this city, October ~. 1918,
to the wife of Thomas Corridan son.
DAISS--In this city. October "a, 1913, to the
wife of Charles M. Dass. a son.
IDENTONI--In this city, October ID, 1918, to
the wife of Nicola Dentoni, a daughter
EM0ND--In this city, October 26. 1913, to the
wife Of Edward Emond, son.
FRANCHEsI-In this city. october II, 1913,
to the wife of Isl Franchesi, son.
GREG0RIAN-In this city, October 20, 1918.
to the wife of Victor Gregoran daughter.
HAUAN-In this city, October %, 1913 to the
wife Of Karl NJ. Hauan, daughter
HARRI0TT-In this city, October 81, 1918,
to the wife of Fred Harriott. daughter
HIRSCH--ln this city, October 26, 1918, to
the wife Of Jonas Hirsch, son.
kARRIG AN-ln this city. October 8, 1918, to
The wife Of James p. Karrigan, a daughter.
the wife Of Edgar Kelly. daughter.
LARSEN--In this city, October "a, 1918, to
the wife OF Andy Larsen, son.
LINCH-In this city, Octorebr 81. 1913, to the
wife of Ed A. Lynch, daughter.
MARTlN-ln this city, October 2S, 1913, to
the wife of Christopher Martin. daughter.
McAULFFE-In this city, October 13 1918.
TO the wife Of j. D. McAuline. daughter.
10 the wife of William S. 0'Donnell, a
daughter
o o'IALLEY-In this city, October %, 1913, to
the wife Of John P. o'Nailey, son.
PlERETTI--In this city. October "a 1913 to
the wife of Carlo Pierettl. a son.
RENNEY-in this city, October Is, to the
wife Of L. f. Renney a son.
SHRIENE-1n this city, October 10 1919 to
the wife Of George T. Shrieye. son.
WII.I.IAMS-In this city. October 10. to the
wife of George Williams a dauphter
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
FORECAST TILL s r. NJ. PACIFIC TIN

For San Francisco Oakland and vicinity
Cloudy and unsettled weather tonight and
Saturday; light southwest wind.
For California. north of the Tehachapi--
Cloudy and unsettled weather tonight and
Saturday, probably rain in the extreme north
portion; light south wind.
For California. south Of the Tehachapi--
Cloudy and unsettled weather tonight and
Saturday: light west wind
For Nevada-Cloudy, warmer tonight; Safur-
day cloudy.
For Sacramento yalley-Cloudy and unsettled
weather tonight and Saturday. probably rain
in extreme north portion: light south wind.
For Santa Clara va1ey--C1oudy and unsettled
weather tonight and Saturday: light southwest
wind.
weather tonight and Saturday: light southwest
wind.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
PRovIsIoN PRopUCTs

Wholesale price list on provision products
given this morning BY Miller & Lux: Hams
1per lb)-Eastern NJ 4 L. hraud, 20hc; Cali
forlna. H. II. brand, 2oc; picnics, 131ac: bacon.
eastern M. 4 4. brand. 6-S average, 25c: $40
average. 24c; 6-s average, 23c: $40 average.
o2c Pure Lard--Tferce basis. I2lac; best short
ening tierce. 10lkc; compound. II. H. brand.
tierce basis, 10c; saiad oil. soc: white cooking
oil. 66c; yellow cooking oil. 56c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES


The following marriage licenses were issued
today:
Andrew Brown. SO, 1880 sutter street, ana
Harriet =. Pass, A, Los Angeles.
street.
Jouqin da G. Moles. 27. s7 CLAY street. and
Label Marques, 20 81 Clay street.
Arthur J. G. Fowlie. SO. SOB Turk street.
and Anscla NJ. Markguttin. 21, sos Turk
John E. Fletcher. 81 1922 Jackson street,
and. Anna G. Hlppen, 16, 1912 Baker street
Draper H. Hand, 26, 1102 Divsadero street.
Augusta a. Barry. 35. 367S Seventeenth street.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were issued
in Oakland today;
Walter A. saigard 81 Oakland. and Max
ina A. Costa, "A, Alameda.
Charles Berney, 23 and Gertrude Aver, %
both Of Oakland.
Simeon Graves. 60, Salinas, and Mary L.
Castigan, 80. Oakland.
Henry Johason. 43, and Mary Lundquist AZ,
both of Denver. Colo.
Bert ". Richardson. 26 and Laura Lafay-
ette. "a. both Of Oakland.
Earl f. Carlson, 24. and Lillian NJ. Peter
son, 81, both OF Berkeley.
Charles r Williams. ~, Oakland, and Ma
August BoDcquet. 20. Berkeley, and Mary
Alaeys, 20, Vernon. Canada.
DIED
Adams. Anne-62. Hooper. Thomas F.-37
Amaki. Yam-2S. Koop. Otto Lewis.
Belmont. w F.--50. Lsgier, Germaine-S5.
Burke Bernard F.-5S. Lamb A. MI
Campbell, Frances f. Lenz, Matilda--G5
Conner, Elizabeth--22. Lynch Catherine.
Danz Mary E. Medley George LII
Eugene, Mary. Nelson, Emelia-23.
Eagan. Lillian-24. Patterson. George O.
Fahrenholz. Hanna-79l Peterson. Frank-40.
Feht. Meta-iS TReck, Gustav-65.
Finnigan, Patriek-66. Renee. Mrs.-S0.
Gardiner. William-50. Rockefeller, W.-46.
Gerl Wilhelmina G. Shea William H.--53
Grosh, Alyin-26. Stone. Dora Go.
Hartley. Robert E. Sullivan Margaret.
Hellman. Paul v. WELLER. Leon-42
AMAKI-In this city October 80, 1913, at
the tuberculosis hospital Yam Amaki, a
native of Japan, aged 2S years
FAGAN--In this city. October 80. 1913, at
the tuberculosis hospital. Lillian Pagan, a
native Of Michigan, aged "a years.
MADDEN-In this city, October 30 1918,
Michael Madden, dearly beloved husband of
Jane Z. Madden. and loving father Of Walter
l., Jane. Herbert A., Frank NJ and Thomas
T. Madden, a native of Ireland. aged S4
years l month and l day. member Of the
Society of Santa Clara County Pioneers
Friends and acquaiptances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Saturday. No
yemher /, 1918, at $50 a. m. from his late
residence. lo41 Treat avenue Interment
San jose. Cal, by 1880 a. m train Kindly
omit flowers.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

NOTICE OF SALE OF HOPS AT PRIVATE
SALE IN THE MATTER OF THE HARRY
FRASER COMPANY-State Of California,
County of Butte. IN the Superior Court. s.
Frank Paul et al. Plaintiffs, VS.. Harry
Fraser. ct al. Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO
an order of the Superior Court Of the County
OF Butte. State of California, made on the
third day of October. 1913 In the above
entitled action, l viii sell at private sale
and subject to the approval Of said Superior
Court. after Wednesday. October 20 1913.
on the terms aud conditions hereinafter
stated: Eighty-nve thousand ts5,o00) pounds
Of hops.
These hops were grown on the river
ranches. more commonly known as the
Fraser Rooney ranch, Fraser-Walker ranch
and Harry Fraser ranch.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash In
United States gold coin: 1O or cent OF the
purchase price TO accompany each bid. bal
ance OF purchase price TO be paid on ap-
proval Of sale by said Court.
Bids or offers must be in writing and bids
will be received at the office of the Receiver
at the First National Bank. in the City OF
Chico, County OF Butte. State Of California.
Dated October S. 1913.
A. II. SMITH
Receiver in the Superior Court in the above
entitled matter.