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_____ MISCELLANEOUS. _' ,- - '_» _;
In a Peck Wm§\
of trouble— -the woman who washes with- )> >-ri J
out Pearline. Her work is never done, i **•*(/
and it's never done well. With Pearl- \_** V X>*\_ V
ine she can do twice as much, /■_>>. f\r \.
and have it done better. II t\ / L \
There is little work, less / / j A \ _^^ V
wear, never the least harm. // a\_ v'*' S ___-_-^T^-_^ I
Try Pearline, and see it / 1 / *|^ \___\\ I
go for dirt ; when you see I I \j « .'! _§| [_=
— go for Pearline. _^4__ / % »,_______ J§
Beware <^3^--—-^^
' Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you, this is as good as" or "the
same as Pearline." IT'S FALSE — Pearline is never peddled, if your t-rocer sends you
an imitation, be honest— send it tack. -**-**• : ;>v JAMES PYLK, New York.
IN Al'fiUST.
Tn. echo ot a whisper*- next,
A flectlne cadence low and -_ '<'f.
I resh as the sot ps 'if- aire una m c it,
Fa las the i room at _•__ Out.
A dec; azure li. the tir.
FlaMs flea— ilea s*v with green and cold,
cio.fd wings tint -MMatac halt unto id,
a* summer passe, slowly ly.
A breath of »»__#** scarcely . Au.iit.
A minor uo'.e to twell tM- Btl— t&,
A blossom _c_fd t-j- tailing ..:i.
Uoid sir-ails with sllv.r »v. Uy wrc-s-t.
0 rnr* _-._t_o-_-_ "i-snat days,
l'l.-- wltb th* g loil.* ot ttie a.-.
Ya"-_t wlll yoa .rln, un r.rt . at in . tf
_a»i t_rk_ t-.i-._t- v.uir _-.-t.-_ ease?
— __„1.,' Ita-uie J.urual.
AN OLD LEGEND.
Toward the clos. of an autumn day a
party of } cuing folks were waltzing gavly
.-.fere the house of Forest-keeper William
Gulf. Two y. ung men played, one a violin,
the other a cornet. The setting sun sent
crt__son lights across the clear space upon
which they danced, aid colored with a live
lier rose the face* of the dancers.
After the heal dance Anna Gulf spoke.
"It is not fair," she said, "that poor
Harry should spend all the evening blow
ing into his cornet without dancing once.
Ccnrad, play alone for a time and let him
take part In the dance."
"And to reward him for his labors," added
the pretty Genevieve, *we will throw over
all the engagements made in advance, and
give him the right of choosing which of us
appears to him the most attractive."
Anna Gulf blushed nervously ; she was be
trothed to Harry. It was an engagement
arranged between the families. The young
man bad never appeared to particularly
distinguish the daughter of the forester;
but she loved him. Who did not? He was
the handsomest youth in the district; there
was not a hunter more skillful and hold, and
the prince had promised to raise him to the
rank of forest-keeper, which his father-in
law would resign to him upon his marriage.
Ov, her side, Anna was a good and pretty
girl who, since her mother's death, had been
at the head of the forester's family, her
father remaining a widower for the
sake of his two children, Anna and
Conrad. Anna was the idol of her father
and brother; they called her their angel;
and she was, in fact, something like one; her
body was light nnd flexible; her pretty face
a trifle pale; her black hair was arranged
low upon her forehead, and her deep blue
eyes, full if tenderness and melancholy,
gave her a spiritual appearance.
Without hesitation, Harry came and took
Anna's hand; her heart beat with difficulty,
-o much was she oppressed by surprise and
pleasure al this unwonted mark of his favor.
Conrad merrily drew the bow playing a
waltz composed by Harry, and the dancers
joined in.
Now the moon began to mount behind the
trees, and her white light overpowered the
purple shades. They ceased waltzing to
gather about the door of the cottage, where
old Gulf was .ing tranquilly looking en
the young people, and there they fell into
convers .tion. Ail at once Harry and Anna,
who bad remained behind, approached the
eld man.
"My father,'* Harry said, "we love each
otber; *rive U3 your ble.slng."
_fcey b.t i knelt and William Gulf
hie**-- them solemnly. c* nra i Dressed his
fntnre brother's hand. berry gave to
Ar.na a bouquet of heath flowers which he
had gathered, and the timid girl, entering
the bcus., hurriedly took refuge in her
chamber, where she shed tears of happi
ness which choked her. From this time
their engagement was ratified and they
were occupied with the preparations for tbe
marriage.
Bat one day Harry arrived, serious and
sad, at the house of the forest-keeper,
showing a letter which had come to trouble
bim. His uncle was dying at Mayence and
begged of him to come and close his eyes.
"Do not think of me, but go quickly,"
Anna said.
She could speak no more, for she had
hoped they would never be parted; this
news pierced i is heart; the most alarming
thoughts came flocking to his Imagination.
Happiness is such a fragile thing, there is
so little of it in reserve r_r a man, and that
which might come to him seems always to
_*- taken by others, that he hides himself
like a robber to enjoy It, and Is never free
from apprehension of loss.
Father Gulf received the news without
betraying any emotion, however.
•__ pleasant Journey, Harry." be said,
' _.iid return to us as soon as you can. When
do you start?" '?. ; :
"To-night I must meet the coach which
passed up. ii its way eight leagues from
here, to-morrow morning."
"Take your carhine," advised the old
man.
Toward midnight Harry departed, hit
knaDsnck upon his back, his gun under
his arm. He took a roundabout way. Be
fore be left the country he wished to see
once more Anna's house and the watch
light which burned in ncr chamber.
As he approached he gathered some
white heath blossoms and made of them a
wreath to place upon the window-sill of his
betrothed. Ha parted softly the branches
of the hazel bushes which surrounded the
cottage and deposited the flowers. Tho
light through the curtains illumined the
little chamber with a mysterious light.
Harry broke a branch from the hazel which
nearly touched the window and bore it
•way with him. Then lie walked on slowly,
taming sometimes and pausing for a long
time at any opening or turn of the road
which allowed him to see an. in the cottaca
under the moonlight. So he departed.
The next morning, when the sun threw
bis first rays into ber chamber, Anna opened
her window. Her hair was in disorder and
ber robe damp; she had wept all night, and
had sl-pt from exhaustion without disrob
ing. She found the white wreath, which
•he lifted to her lips and then fastened upon
ber breast.
Harry wrote frequently ; but It was neces
iary for him to remain absent for some
time, and poor Anna grew pale and despond
ent. Then ins letters came more rarely and
at last ceased altogether. Anna did not
complain, but her cheeks and eyes showed
hallows, and she wept In the silence of her
chamber. She became melancholy and
shrinking, flying even from the society of
her father and her brother Conrad.
Finally she fell ill; Conrad had written
four times to Harry, but without receiving
any response. One morning, therefore, he
started for Jiayence. Two months after
ward he returned in a carriage, wounded.
At the end of some days he died, killed by
H" Ti \ JV A , nn *' s lover was false and
Conr_d had arrived on the day of his mar
riage with his cousin. Lie strongly re
proached his former friend, and, exaspor
■ted at not being able to prevent the wed
ding by picturing the sufferings of his sister.
Insulted and provoked Harry in public,
They fought a duel, with the result given.
Anna wept no more, but buried her tears
Id her heart. She devoted herself entirely
to the care of her father, who was pros
trated by the death of his son.
Meanwhile, Harry found himself the
master of a large fortune and wedded to
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'* "-MIRRORS!
W. bare Just Received a New Line of
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the prettiest woman in the city of Mnyence.
Everything was new to him In this life of
luxury and pleasure, sad ho was happy.
A year after the. marriago his father-in
law died, and hi*. wife, but lately a mother.
desired to retire for a time to the country.
Ilarry bought a chateau at some distance
from Father Gulf's house, and there re
mained during the pleasant season. During
this lime Alma faded away, dying without
apparent pun. M:e was burled with the
white wreath that Harry had attached to
ber window the night of bis departure.
Thn new*, of her death sffected Harry
painfully. He felt that ho hail heeu the
murderer of this lovely girl, and his sew
found happiness failed ta give him peace.
On* evening, as Harry was returning
from a long hunting excursion, he strayed
from his path and by chance passed the
house where Father Gulf lived with au old
servant. It was a beautiful autumn even
lug, the light from the selling sun shining
obliquely across the dealing. Harry sighed
and quickened bis pace. lis walked very
fast, as if he heard the old man, who
watched through the night, praying for his
son and daughter, and saying:
"Harry, you have killed my two children ;
so will it be done to you!"
The forest was silent and mysterious In
the dim light, and became every moment
more somber. The moon had difficulty in
throwing a pale and furtive ray through tbe
branches. in vain Hairy sought to drive
away the painful recollections aroused in
his mind; in vain he recalled his wife, bis
child, all the pleasures which surrounded
him; the memory of Anna and the happy,
innocent days of their love threw a funereal
gloom over all his other thoughts.
Now and then a light wind bore from afar
the perfume of tie honeysuckle blossoms in
the forest, and it seemed also to him that
the wind breathed some measures, vague
and strance, of a song which was not un
known to him.
He went fortvard, then stood still, trem
bling. It must be an extraordinary danger
to make Harry thus tremble; he was the
bravest hunter of the forest Nevertheless
he did not raise his gun, for that which dis
mayed him was nothing human. He dis
tinctly heard some measures of a waltz
which he had once composed, and which
Conrad had played in the day when old
Gulf had blessed his daughter and her be
trothed.
He made the sizn of the cross and ad
vanced. Some women were singing. Be
*te!d his breath to listen. The words sung
were some which he recall, having written
to this melody one night, when far from
Anna. He bed never shown it to any one,
and nevertheless it was thus sung:
At times, when through the silent wood I tread,
It seems to reach about me as a palace towers;
The chestnut h-.u^hs high arch me overhead.
And from the ground ri*e perfumes from some
lowly Sowers.
Ton wear no mark of royalty In sight.
No tun.an fol.l d as on bead of Eastern king;
Only tii- glory <■? your ha-r of : lg- t.
Above your forehead fair, to which my fingers
cling.
._Uli___ii I've en nt many n feat Tai
Tbe tialr o_T handsome -ark. eyed women made
aflame
"Wita scintillating Jewell whieti re. all
The pulsing star* tn_t glow wituiu ttie _lg_t'* deep
frame.
Tet fairer far the wither* . eelantln .
That all the happy day upon your rr^a^.a lies.
And oetter love hold I for mo-sj- chine
"With your itu.il fool's lcipressioo showing to my
eyes.
Harry had nearly forgotten the words;
and yet he heard the singers repeat them
without missing a single syllable. liis hair
rose in affright, ye; he still continued his
course, and st a turn of the path came upon
an open space surrounded by high chestnut
trees, and mysteriously illuminated by the
moon.
He .a**, a strange spectacle a-* ha crouched
in a thicket. Many maidens, attired in
white robes and crowned with flowers,
waltzed and sang together upon the green
sward; but their garments wero whiter
than any material ho had ever seen, and
their flowery wreaths seemed luminous;
their steps were so light that no one could
say they really touched the earth; their
sweet and mysterious voices appeared not
in the least broken by their movements in
the waltz; their faces, above all, had a
startling pallor.
Harry now recollected the tradition of the
dance of the Sylphs; young girls who had
been abandoned by their lovers, and dying
unwedded, came at night to dance in the
wood in the moonlight. The wait, was in
terrupted for a moment aud Harry could
hear the sound of his own heartbeat-.
Some moments passed as they readjusted
their crowns of flowers, then the singing
was resumed, and yet again it was the
waltz that be had composed which was
sung.
The white-robed maidens Join«-d two and
two for the dance; one remained alone mid
cast about her a slow glance, as if search
ing for a companion; her figure was slight
and elegant; her dark hair was arranged
low upon her forehead; her deep-blue eyes
were tender and melancholy ; she was
crowned with white heather. It was Anna!
Harry felt that he was about to die. The
maiden advanced and took him by the hand ;
her touch was as cold as marble. He had
not strength to follow her, bin a super
natural power carried him along.
The song was sung, the waltz went on,
and Harry, always drawn forward in spite
of himself, waltzed with bis affianced. In
turn, one after the other, the phantoms
came and took' him by the hand and
waltzed with him. Ho became weary; a
cold sweat gathered upon his forehead,
and he was as pallid ns the dead. He was
stifling and wished to cry out, but could not
control his voice. Then Anna took him
again In her turn, and -till the movement
of the waltz Increased, hut Harry felt tbat
the white robe contained only the bony
form of a skeleton. He looked at her; she
no longer wore the bli.khair; he saw a
hideous death's head, still crowned by the
white heather. He struggled, but the phan
tom bound him in her aims and drew him
on into the movement of the dance that
now had a rapidity not to he imagined.
The next day there was found in the
forest the dead body of Harry.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
H Delm, Sacramento J Dane, Or
J Johnson, Colorado A D Fierce, Portland
J .' Smith, Napa X J Mcshane, Cal
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A D Talbot, Sacramento C C Carson, Colo
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O II Hal .win, Tulare 1. 11 Irvine. .New Work
Xl Brown. Vaiiejo M I) F.erco. Betrcia
J hummers, New Haven [C Rollins. Neva
M Kelly, Fairfield J o. Manors. Cal
M Mad- Ireland J F Johnson Cal
J Kyan * w, Vaiiejo a Wiitmaii. lienlcia
JE Evans, Bostoa xt H Suiey, Alameda
E Casey. Cal X L Christie. Ml librae
J Bowers, Cal N C Beta, Eureka
XV. Anderson. Cal J Powers. Oakland
F Warren, Cincinnati Officer bow', Cal
J Costello, Napa .1 brown, Cal *
A Murphy, San Rafael .RJ Watson, Petaluma
Mrs H Werner _■ v, Marts A Ilamcl, Cal
Visa C Kugisb. Marti i F. Lawrence, Cal
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THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1802 EIGHT PAGES.
SUNDAY RIFLE PRACTICE.
Club Members Compete at New
Schuelz. n Park.
Medal Contests of the California -Chuetz.n
Club, Grutli, Eictrccht and Turners'
Shooting Sections.
There was a largo amount of powder
burned yesterday by tho members of the
different rifle clubs who assembled at
ijchue'zen Park to participate In their
monthly medal contest. The California
Schnetzen Club, the Kintracht Club, the
l.i ii Club nnd the Turners' Shooting Sec
tion were well represented.
Beery target at which the shooters were
engaged contained a long line of marksmen,
who waited patiently their turn to get a
chance to shew their comrades how close
they could come to the center of tho bulls
eye. Many of them were disappointed in
the result of some of their shots as a strong
wind was blowing, and the rifleman who
forgot to nllow for windage soon found out
Hint his shots were drifting faraway from
the desired spot. As the wind was steady
it was not long before the participants had
their sights properly set, aud tho result
proved mure satisfactory.
THE 11 -OHM A (1.l 11.
There were more than GO members of this
club who took pert In their medal contest.
At times the event became very exciting.
George Helm started in well and in bis first
five shots scored 108 rings. When this was
followed up with 110 in the second five bis
friends saw that there would be a good
chance for him to beat the highest score of
the year— l 39 rings— made by Ed llovey. In
his third string of five he made 114 rings,
it was now generally conceded that all he
wanted was a little luck on his side for him
to capture the coveted diamond medal.
Helm shot on, scoring well until bis last
shot. Before firing hi* last shot all he
needed was a 20-rlng shot to come out win
ner, Luck was against him. however, for
just as he was about to discharge his weapon
he pulled out of the black and scored a 17,
thus losing the medal by throe rings.
Dr. Rodgers also did some fine shoot
ing, and the outcome of his endeavor was
watched with considerable interest. In his
first five shots the doctor made if. rings, in
his second five 103, in his third 105. He
shot well up to the last, and for his last
shot needed a 25 to beat the highest score of
the year. He fell short by four rings, but
made the excellent score of 116 rings lv his
last five shots. . t v
GOOD STRINGS OF FIVE.
In the medal shoot of the California Club
there were some good strings of five made
by many of the participants. Among them
wore the following:
K. Attineei 110. U. Ungerman 102. P. Krunntte
108, A. lleetli 103. F. C. Midler 114. 1. Mertens
104, A. Uehtet 105, 1. Babta 108, 11. Bats 102,
D. W. McLaughlin 108, K. Kuhie 107. F. tleii
ret 102. P. <>. Young 112. K. Siellln 101. Al
Eli tort 103, l\ . aeoOy 102, P. Re .la 100. J.
I.eeman 108, .1. V.. Klein ill. Otto Bremer 104,
N. Predoiteki 101, ueorge Helm 114. N.i:.
Brown 106, Dr. Rodgere 110, P. Hovey 105, A.
Strecker 116.
The following members won the different
class medals of tho club:
Champion Medal, George Helm, 436 rings;
Crst-cUss medal, A. Bhreaefott, 899 ring-;
second t-lasa medal, F. Atttnger, 403 rlnit«;
third-class medal, a. Gehret. 402 rings; fourth*
class niecal, G. I'ngerinan, 385 rings.
The medal for the first best shot was won
by 11. lloeth with 24 rings, nnd the medal
for the last best (bo. by I. Mertens with 25
rings.
Till: OKI'TI.T Cl i it.
The enthusiastic members of tlie^GrutU
Club were out ln force to make good
records at the 25-ring target. The shooting
in the different classes was well up to the
average and passed off to the satisfaction or
all concerned. The medal-winners, with
their scores, were as follows:
First class, J. Dorab.erer. 400 ring*; second
Class, Fritz Gelnet, 885; third class, .1. Aupeu
geller, 360; lourtu class, K. Christen, 268.
THE EIXTKACHT.
The members of the Kintracht Shooting
Section are ail anxious to perfect themselves
at the tercet previous to their annual prize
shoot which will take place on the 21*. Inst,
at Scheutzen Park. The members wiil theu
be allowed three shots each at the 25-ring
target to demonstrate who will carry off the
best pnzas that will be awarded for profi
clencyin marksmanship. Some of the mem
bers made goo 1 scores at yesterday's event,
and hope to be equally fortunate when the
prize contest takes place. The medal win
ners were:
Champion medal. H. Gambel 332; flist-ela«j
medal, R. Stettin 880; second-class medal, T
Biuuei 358 ; thlid-class medal, T. Pauler 303.
The medal i«.r the first best shot was won
by li Stettin with 24 rings, and the medal
for the last best shot was won by F. C.
Hagerup with 28 ring*.
THE TURNERS.
The Turners held a combination medal
and buliseye shoot. The shooting done by
11. K. Brown and John rt-chig Jr. was
very fine. Johnnie is improving so rapidly
that in a short time he will take his place
among the champions. He now holds his
own with many of the crack shots of the
club. The medal-winners were as follows:
Cbamplon medal. 11. R. .Brown. 436 rings;
flrsi class. J. 1*: -cl. Jr.. 413; second class, L.
BlUiie, 357; thlid ci_s», Mr. Mel-en, 331.
The medal for the first best shot was
captured by William GUndeman, and tbe
medal for tbe la. best shot, by F. Attinger.
The winners of bullseyes were, in their
order, as follow* :
1). Schoenreld, J. Utschlg, J. Utschig Jr., F.
Attlnaer. t.eurge Helm, A. I* Ott, H. It.
Blown, F. llansman, H. K:i_. .William Gilude
>_*-, Chailes hagerkorn, P. lltunotie.
ON THE COMSTOCK.
Detailed Account of the Week's Doings in
the Dig .Mines.
■ —
Virginia City, Nev., Aug. 7. — Appended
will be found (tie official letters of superintend*
eats of operations Id the Com stock mines:
Con. Cal. &V a Mini-.— lloo level— Our op
erations on tm* level during the week have been
confined to i.tauliij; the main north lateral
dtltt. 1500 level— From the south drift at point
of connection witb tlie old slopes we continue to
extract some ora and filings of average milling
value.- From the upraise wbieb was carried up
from tbe end or Urn ctos-icut ran west 30 reel in
from the in. in south dull 155 feet south from
the sbaft station we have continued to work up
ward and to extract ore ol fair Quality. 10.00
level- We bave continued prospecting upward
from the old sill floor of tbe old slopes, rrom which
some ore or tali quality Is being extracted, and
have been ■at tog some repairs to the main
south laleial drllt. lGr»o level— Continued to ex
tract sd-me ore from tbe drift run east rrom
winze 3, down 73 feet, in working upward ttott
that point. Also some oie trom Uie old stones at
•be *orth end of tli" California giound. In
working upward from the drift run north from
the bottom of the winze sunk 28 leet In this last
locality through the old timbers have combined
to extract a few tons of Hug ore. 1750 level-
In east crosscuts 1, _ and 5 fiom the main south
drllt, in woi king upward from the sill floor, have
continued to extract some milling oie. From
itieend of the drift run south, 88 leet from the
end of the ossein run west from the end or the
southwest drift, the upraise has been carried up
21 feel; total height -14 feet ; In a porphyry and
quartz iniiua'Uui.whtch carries a low assay value.
Aie repairing and retlmbeilng the main
southwest -rli lf 1800 level-Along tbe south
end of the diirt running south horn the crosscut
run east Loin winze 1 sunk from the 1750 level
we have continued to extract some oie from ibe
sill floor upward or milling value. From the
bottom or winze 2 down to reet west crosscut
2 has been advanced 84 feet lv a quartz loi ma
tlou of ton low assay value. There has been
extraoted rrom all parts of the mine during the
week 078 880-2000 ions of ore, which was
shipped to the Morgan roll), the averr.ge value
of which per car samples was f23 08 per ton. The
average assay value of all the oie worked at tbat
mill during the week, 980 tons, was fill 42 per
ton per balteiy samples. Bullion shipped to
Carson mint, assay value, $14,700 CB. Bullion
on hand in our assay office, assay value, about
|16.____0.
Oram— level— From the south drirt, 101
feet below the sill floor or the 1405 level, at a
point 84 feet In from its moutb, the west cross
cut basbten advanced 24 feet. to;. leu.th 84
feet; Inning In a quartz formation showing
clay lepaiailous and canning a very low assay
value. **
Mexican**- On the 1465 level the drift running
north from the eiosscut tun east from the bottom
of the winze sunk 101 feet below the sill floor of
the level near the soul boundary of the mine, at a
point 40 feet east from the winze, has been ad
vanced 20 feet; total length 209 feet; iv porphy
ry with some clay and flue Hue* of quartz cany
lug low assay value. *
Union J- 0 /-"! 00 level-The Joint Union Con.
_ .in ______ _*' v .° "_,_ I*' 1 drlfl ■■« *-*-«*- "tended
?h_ i.,.„t .i,rf. C o.?, B . ,0 , ct V lota * len «-"» w "> •ron
the Joint shaft, 2277 tail. Ihe face Is In a mix
lure or quartz and porphyry of uo value.
* LTA_-34oievei-Proni the end or the north
drill fat a point 432 feet la) rrom the we" ; eioss
cut from Ihe shaft station, west crosscut 2 has
been extended 45 feet; total length 137 toe?
continuing In porphyry showing tome clay bod-'
arations. »*-*_-■
SlEituA -_EVADA-Tbe east crosscut 2, 2,0
feet south of No. 1, 100 feet In Kenosha tunnel,
has beau advanced 35 feet; total length 70 feel ;
face In porphyry and stieaks of quartz. The
Joint Hieua Nevada and Union west drift, »00
level, was advanced 25 feet; total distance west
of .haft. 2277 feet; face In a mixture of quattz
and porphyry of no value.
Bf«t & _elcher-900 level—During the past
week west crosscut 1 has been advanced 10 feet
and discontinued; foimation passed through
was haid west-countiy rock; total length, 416
feet,
_0-LD _ CuRRY-200 level-Northwest drift
atarted 436 feet west of sbaft bus been extended
1- feet through hard porphyry; total Uugth 453
feel. On the Sutro tunnel level we have finished
repairing the Joint north drilt with ittie Savage
Chum any and started tn wuik In tli- face.
Hai.k a- NoncKOHs— W _ have in.i- h-d re-tim*
lieiiiiK i lie main shall between ibe 400 and GOO
levels mill have start*, to if Umber ihe shaft at
ti.e 1100 level. Main Incline— Aie making the
nece-aary repairs. 1800 level -I lining ihe wreck
advanced tli-* north drill 3d leet. making ita to-
Hie length 70 feet: face In porphyry. The south
drift was advanced 30 feet ; total leugth. oo feet;
face In noiptiyiy. These diltts are continuing
outside and east of the ledge.
riioi.i.AK— Are making repairs on the 450 and
050 levels. The east crosscut near the north
line. 000 level. Is in 115 feel; face lv soft por
phyry, m
I'otosi— Have resumed sinking Potosl winze.
The east crosscut 40 leet north of Potosl winze
1500 level it out 40 feet. A streak of quanz 18
Inches wide was struck which assays (rom $10
to $•-'(» per ton. The northwest di lit from the
1800 station. Ward shaft, has a total length of
BM ft; face in hard porphyry. Extracted ami
.ent lo the mill In the past week is 1000 2000
tuns of ore from the 930. 1100, 1150, 1200 and
].''<_> levels. Milled duilng the week 484
tons. On hand at mill, 108 500*2000 tons;
average battery assay, $25 30; average car sam
ple a*savs, 130 30; shipped to Carson Mint
854 V. pounds of crude bullion.
Pt ' i.i. din — Have excavated and timbered for a
chute at Ihe 1800 station In Potosl winze. Are
cleaning and iep.ilrlug south dtlft on 1300 level
preparatory to raising lv the body of quart
found In east crosscut, 880 feet south of norm
line. Have resumed sinking the Joint I'oiosi
winze. The northwest drift from His 1800
statlon of Ward shaft has a total length of 602
lc« t ; lace in hard pm i ■ ry,
Alpha— The joint Exchequer and Alpha south
drift from the north line of Exchequer, 1800
level of Ward shaft has a total length of 344
feet; face shows quartz of low assay value.
Km in yt Kit -The Joint Exchequer and Alpha
south drift from norm line of the Exchequer
1800 level of Waid shaft has a total leiigih of
344 feet; lace shows some quartz of low assay
value. i •
A GOOD HOT-WEATHER DRINK.
Two Ways to *_a"k_ <.lnj_. Ale and Mow
to Bottl- It.
New York World.
This Is a beverage at once healthful and
refreshing in warm weather. Thinly peel
two large lemons and put the rinds Into an
earthen pan with juice, which must have
been previously strained; one pound and a
quarter of loaf sugar, one ounce of bruised
ginger and a quarter ounce of cream of
tartar. Over these pour five quarts
of boiling water. Let it stand, and
when lukewarm add a tablespoonful
of brewer's yeast, which must be quite
fresh. Stir this quickly together a short
time and then leave it until next day to
ferment. Skim off the yeast, and having
carefully poured the liquid from the sedi
ment It may then be bottled for use. Take
care tint the corks are good; just before
using put them iv boiling water, and, hav
ing iced them In the bottles, let them be
firmly secured with wire. This quantity
will make rather mare than adnzeu bottles,
and will be ready tn two days. Another
way: Two ounces of whole ginger, bruised;
ttvo pounds of loaf sugar; the thinly pared
rind and strained juice of four lemons:
over this pour two gallons of boiling water.
When It has remained until lukewarm
spread a toast with vtast and put in it.
Let it stand all night, then bottle it off.
This quautity will make about four dozen
bottles.
.That's In a Num. •
According to a local tradition, probably
invented, ..ayvill., Long Island, received
its name in a peculiar fashion. The settlers
were gathered in debate upon the shore
trying to aeree upon a namo tor the place,
and one after another proposed his sugges
tion with, "Say. In 'il this (In'/" Alter
many suggestions had been rejected, some
one, barren of imagination but sensitive of
ear, proposed that the oft-repeated word
' _ay" be made the hrst liable of the
name, and that vllle be added as the second
syllable. The idea look, and, says the
legend, then and there the settlement was
christened Navvi 1 -.
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Simpson. James Sutton, A
Simps. m, Mrs Maggie Sutton. Mary C
Sinclair. Kenneth Swanson. Miss Minnie
Skinner, BO Hwaaev, Oeo II
Kilter. Mrs Can Swavze. Dr O VV
Sweet, Anion Swiss Medicine Co
Schmidt, A -. .'
Taafe, Miss Mat tie Ten tenberg. Jos
Tabe. Mr U Thomas, (large I.
Tabor, 11 M Thomas. Mrs H -i
Tammeyer, Mrs Mary Thompson, MDs Emma V
Tanning, Miss Claudia Th-rsden, John
Tappen, Miss May I hrauilelet. Mrs Jennie
Tappen, Mrs r Vf Tburner. 11
Tasker. Waverly T Tlgho. Miss Ellen
Tate. J H Tompkins, Res James
Taylor. Mrs Chas B .-...• Tome, Frank M
Taylor, F. J rfM'j Trait. Miss Ida
Taylor, Frank Tray nor. l'J
Taylor. Mrs Jennie Treesound, T
1 ayl.-r. Mrs S P Trigger, Andrew
Teiiipienitiii. rank Tulle. Thos
Terapieton, Ally a
Upln-, I. A 1 United Ststes Americans
V« lm. Mlsa Kvs Yon PeUtng, Frank F
Valentine. T Dyckinan Voiertson, Miss Julia
Vandewater, Miss Emma Votgnards, Miss Frankie
Vesztersohn, I Varwark. Henry
Victors. Harry Vorratli, Elizabeth
Wsliiln.t. .1 S White, r.i
Walnwrtsbt. Miss Tlllle White. 1 hos B
Waler, Mrs Allco W bltny, Dwlght
Walker, I Wbltacer. xi
Wallace. FC Whitcomb, Mrs Q O
Wallace. Peter Whitfield. Fred
Walsh. EC Whitaker. Harry V
Walsh, Jas Whlteford, Johu
Wei. Lyman M Whltraore, John
Walsh, Thos Wichtrlcli, Que
Welsh. William Wlcke del, Mr. Chat A
Walter, Mrs Louts _ W tkell. Oust
apple, Annie E Wldner, Robt J
Watt, John Wik, Miss Matilda
Watts. Bus Wlk.MlsiTbllda
Watson. Miss Mary E Wilkem, Clifford
Webb, Miss Williams, A I.
Welrbsus. Jos F Williams, D C
Wells, N W ■ • Williams. Mrs E I.
Wells. Napoleon Williams. Mrs Ella
West, Miss Cora I. Williams, Laveser
Weston. Miss Nellie Williams, Mrs HUB ■
Westcoit, Prof o S Williams, Maria
Whalan, Mrs Williams, Robt
Whsrwood. Ueo Winiaras. Robt E
Wheel, Id Wilson, Mrs
Wheeler. Mrs Emma C Wilson, John B
Wdeer. Miss Nettle Wilson. Pedro
Wheat ley, Mr - Wllsou, W M
Whelan.J.l Winner. Mrs 8 E
Whet-i-i-.e, Mrs S I Winter. John .
Vf hidden; Putnam Wood. C A
White, Mrs Elbert J Wood, S
White, i.c » XV Woods, John
White, Mrs John A Woods, Mrs Nellie T
White, Mrs Jos J Wollner. Chas I.
White. J s . Woodrlcb, Fred
White. Miss.l S . Woodsrd, LR
White. Miss Lottie IWorthlev. sirs Alma
White. Phil Wj ness, Capt
V-i-rll. Mlsa Belle [Te_ g. Stephen R
Yarton, James . |Yo_u'_ln. Edgar C
/iioiiior. _llcVi_el IZusror, V
Zv.ctecb, Mrs E P - IZowanilolh, M A
LETTRES FRANCAISE.
Faucher, O " Petit. Jean
LamarrUue, Jean Saint, lterro MarlUJ
Lapnrt- . Leon Treky, Lucieu
______ Jeau S Vlentalre, Mous
rocs UM DAMES.
Bergeras. Marie i Lame. Madam
Rouiaric. Julie IMestre. Madam
Cnguey, Louise Fere, Marie
Deprez, Mile j
. LETTERE ITALIANS.
Ballstrerl, Emanuele I Messina, Tomasso
Ranch 1. I. i Mlnore, Antonio
Brancbi. o lus Paollno, Domenlco
Beitramo, Uiaa Pasaarlno, Lorenzo
Bonatti, Utitseppe Paravagna. Uiac
Bongl, Silvio Pertiger*. Olusto
Caromeila, Lnigl Plcrucclnl. Amanda
< eruttl, Antoulo Puis one, Mlchele
C-rzl. Diego .Haiti. A
Curletto, Pletro Kabollt.Plel.ro
Dalvllo, Dom Risetti, Luldl
Hebe, VRI- Ho Lusso, Maria R
Del hem, Lodovlco Schiro, Antonio
Delmonte, Prancesa Stefanim, Stefano
iMiiuchl, l.iov latc-oni.C
Frugugilettl. Ant Traver-arn. Manuel
Llppl. A.. to Tonellt, Alberto
Matll, Rusiua ZuCicUe, Ulov
CARTAS ESPAN'OLAS.
Avosta, Bernabe il'adllla, Julian
Aqulrre, Domingo IViezles. Teoduro
Cortez. , Into | Vliicenie, Tomas
Lopez, l-'tauclco iVrlgoy.u, Pedro P
Lopez. Jesus M |
BEN OR AS.
Alrares. Oreporla ■ Hern indes. Mereedo3
Castellon, Martha I Lap.-tnaie, Alvlna
Dela Cruz, doners JMendez. Ncraerla
De Meyntlre. Concepelon Olate. Ai-e.lna V
Dlas. Maura Perez, l'etro
-fall alia. Crestlana Ramos, Concepelon
Flares, Petra Rodrlgues, Juaua
Uareio, -Marg Sauce-10. Manuela
Uomez, Pastors R Vliiar.uevs Mlcaeia
Urahaiios, Merced Ybarra, Julia
8. W. BACKUS. Postmaster.
OCEAN STEAM
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
illltßt,
IVATIO"*. i
.IL3.
nr.r
.08 Augelr* Newport Aug 8. Bam navf*f vJ
tateor lai. ' Portiana... Atu* 9,10*u *o«»r
anUKosa..j San Diejo auzlO.llam BOWy 2
oiiiun.t. , lliuint>ai<lt Bar.. AuglD, Bam • 15a wy 1
VUAtneuVe raqmna bar .... aiuiO.lOavi j.Soaw'i 4
:nre«a...... iSewport Aujclii, Bam Hdvr'r 55
Itv l'uei.la. Vlc.V Sound Au^l I .', 9am B<lWy I
'rccon I'orlUri'i I Au;{l3.loam npaar
luinooitlt .. llumi.ol'it lUv.. i AmjcK-I. 9au W'asli
orona ' San ln«/(i | a:i?M.l lam kiwt 'i
an Hlas ... ranam.-i JAO3 15.12 w i' M S 3
DcpartDre ot AMtnHM doaiuer depeudi on tba
CosliKh malls.
KIN AM) TIDE TABLE.
Computed by Tiro - asTcn-n-wt. Chrouotnstsr and
Instrument Maker, . CalltornU stress
sign of the Wo id in Sailor.
e H.W. H. W. L. W. UVf. ?3 |?
f> Biu&lL Larza. bm»JL Largo, a m ,7 a
8.... 0.43 11.16 pm, 5.19 FU| 6.30 am 5.19 7.10
8... 1.14 Mil 0.00 am; 6.07 f« ti.UrtAM 5.V07.09
10-.. 1.1 t pm OUiAM 0.67 rv 8.48 5.21 7.08
11.... a.IBPM nin*u 7.&-J ml 7.30 An'J.rj 7.07
Larce. i Small.
12... lIIM 1.51am 8.52 pm 9.V1 am 5.237.0&
I.«rcc M.aC. '
13_.. 3.28 pm; a.53 am 9.48 PM t.OS 5.24 7.04
14.... 4.11pm 4.ia *n 10.57 aw amls.24 7.03
SHI I -1 -ING INTKI.I.IOKNCK.
Arrived.
Stn-day. August 7.
Strar Cosmopolls, Dettraers, so hours from Coos
Bay; lumber and plies, to John L Howard. Oak
land direct.
Stmr Gipsy. peas, 10 hour* from Santa Cruz:
produce, to ttoodaii. Perkins A Co.
Stmr Hattle Gage. Vainebertr. 24 hours from Port
Kenyon; produce, to Vmaa. Sanders A Co.
" Stmr Westi.ort, Jacobs. 21 hours Irom Usal: 300
M ft lumber, to Pollard A Dodge.
Stmr Pomona. Hannah, 18 hours from Eureka:
pass ami mdse. to Goodall, Perkins A Co.
Stmr Willamette Valley. l'.iton, 45 hours from
Yaijuina Bay; pass and note, to W* li Webster.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. 70 hours from San
Diego: pass and nnlse, to (Jordan. Perkins A- Co.
S.mr Farallon, Htgglns, SO hours from lluenerae;
produce, to Frlangei A i.sllnKer.
Stmr Baa Benito. col vlll. . days from Tacoma:
4700 tons coal, to S 1' Co.
lark Colorado, Gibson, 7 days from Departure
1660 tons coal, to It Dunsmulr A Sons.
Schr Ida McKay, Johnson, t>o hours from Eureka;
lumber, to Mi-K.i A Co.
*>< i.r Alary 1. Ruks, Peterson. 9 days from Tort
Blakeley; lumber, to C A Hooper A Co.
Schr Bay Somers. Olsen. 11 days trom Seattle;
lumber, to Simpson Lumber ( o.
Schr r.m ma Claudlna. Mais. 40 hours from Eu
reka; 186 M ft lumber, 00 M (bakes. 8.0 M shingles.
to Cbas Nelson.
Scbr LlvuiiH. Anderson, 36 honrs from Eureka;
lumber, to San Frauclsco Lumber Co.
febr Joseph and Henry. (hri.tiausen. 19 hour*
from Flak Dork; 80 ca* wood, SO cd* bark, to Hey
tn;in A Mayer.
i*chr Bender Brothers, Top.er. 20 hours from
Hearns Landing. 120 eds wood, to Bander Bros.
Sriir Nettle Low. Low, _ hours from Point Reyes;
66 b_ butter, to Hairi Howard ._ Co.
Sihr Lettltla, CbrUtlauseu. 8 days from Seattle
-344 M It lumber, to D M Kennedy A Co.
Sailed.
.-C_T»AY, August 7.
Stmr Umatilla, Holm*. Victoria and Port Towns
end.
btmr Silver Spring. Hlb.li.s.
Stmr Novo, Drlsko, Fort Brace.
Pr -h.[. Beaaaara, Jenkins, v .-.-nstowo,
Bel r Premier, llee^-asrj. Ksriuk.
Schr Eclipse, Anderson. Eureka.
Bebr 8 Dan!, .son, Urnnle, Siuslaw River.
Scbr Fcrtuua. Koslcb. Eureka.
tt br Albion. Rorgensen. Russian Landing.
Bchr Rose Sparks, Hunt. En.*enada.
Telecrnidiic.
POINT LOBOS — August 7-10 r x-Weather
thick; wlnilßW: velocity 26 miles.
Memoranda.
Per Cosraopolls— Aug 6, at 1 r at, passed itmr Ar
ago, hence Aug 4 :.r Coos Hay.
Domestic Ports.
T(iWNSK.M>-Arrlved Aug 6-Shlp Two
Brother*, from San Pedro. Aug 7— Schr Robert '
bearles, from San Diego.
VENTURA— Arrived Aug 7— Schr Rebecca, from
Eureka.
WESTPORT— Arrived Aug 7-Stmr South Coast,
hence Aug 6.
Mailed Aug 7— Stmr Protection, for San Francisco
HAN PEDRO— Arrived Aug 7— Stmr Alcazar, frm
Cleonr.
EUREKA— Arrived Aug 7— Stmr Humboldt, hnce
Aug 6.
ASTORIA— SaiIed Aug 7— Stmr Oregon, for San
Francisco; bafk Belle of Oregon, for New York.
Arrived Aug — Stmr Columbia, hence Au; 3. ■"'
NAVARRO— Arrived Aug 7— Scßr Howard.
PORT BLAKELEY— Arrived Aug 7-Schr Fanny
from Ventura.
Coos -Arrived An* 6 at 7 r at— Stmr Ar
eata, hence Aug 3.
Importations.
EUREKA— Per Pomona— l6o M shingles. 4 pic;:*
hardware. 32 door*, etc. 410 sheap. 1 cs -lot-tag, _
bxs apple*. 30 bis wool. 2 cs lard, 1 bx tish. H kg* 4
os 66 bxs butter, 4 c* dry goods. _ pkg* mdse, 1 sk
coin.
Field* Landing— l 7 doors, 2 bbls glue stock. Ibx
cutlery. .1 sks 21 hgs wool. 4 bg* furs and pelts.
VACCINA BAT— _*e> Willamette Valley- IS,.
ft ash lumber. 159 sks wheat, » 18 sks flour, 7M ft
cedar lumber, 1 car Junk, _ rls pap. r. 1 bdl pelt*. 14
dry hide*, 1. sks bark, 7 roll* leather. 24 pkgs R 11
chairs. 1 rl carpet. 30 rolls leather, 2 bis seed. 15
bdls green hides, & s.s wool. 1 pkg wheels, 21 pkgs
household goods, 6 sks wool, 1 c* twine.
SAN DlF:_o— Per Santa Rosa— lo bxs soap. 3 bdl*
113 bbl* dried fruit. 10 bbt* pickled fruit. 1 ea wax,
8 eseggs, 04 c* honey, 66 Cs dried fruit, 35 c*
curbstone. 11 bis lemons, 10 bxs oranges, 7 bxs
limes. 104 bills salt ______
Sail Pedro— cs champagne, 826 iks corn.
Redondo— 6l7 bdis hides. 61 Ins lemon*, 2 l)_s
candy, 1 c* hats, 1 bdl hose, 4 horses.
Santa Barbara— 9s *ks b«ans. 74 ins lemons, Ibx
pluniif, 99 bxs oranges, 17 sks crawfish.
Port Haifonl- 9 pkgs hardware, 16 cs eggs, 1 bx
wax. 1 1 .j k;s 62 is utter, 1 casting. Ipc chain, l
ea palnL leak* rice. 4 sks wool, 5 pk.s fish, 10 bxs
liuit, ll dressed calves. 3 cs apples. 2 sks com.
Mpoina— 76s sks barley, 272 sks chevalier barley,
1191 sks oats. 62 sks beans, 114 sks wheat,
Uraclosa-5. 0 sks barley.
Las Alamos— 664 sks barley.
Los 011v05— 375 sk* wheat.
Zaca— 7B calves.
San Luis Obispo— 73 sks wheat, 1931 sks ban. v.
Steele* Statiou— sks wheat, .05 sks Darler
11." ski tin.
Santa Maria— ss3 sks oats, 745 sks barley, 6 aks
screenings, '-'1 sks wheat.
ill I- M ME- Per Farallon- 587V sks barley, 2280
sks corn. 75 bides, 16 bis wool, 45 cans tallow
SANTA CRUZ— I 7 bxs 14 bbls glue, 1 00 rls paper
1 cs cheese, 1 bx canned fruit, 1200 bbls ii ne.
Pigeon Point— B7 sks cheese, s*_ bx* butler.
Salinas—, bxs butter.
Soquel— 125 ns 1112 rms paper.
Monterey— l hi butter, Ibx seed, 4 bxs Ssh, 2 bx*
peppers, 2 bxs cheese.
Watsonvllle— llo6 tks oats, 700 sks barley. 255
Iks beans. 2 lis butter.
Novo Cojo— 911 sks oats.
PORT KEN YON-l'er Hattle Gage-112 kgs 322
bxs butter, 3 dressed calves. I bx 1 c* mdse. I *k
horns. 1 pkg tobacco, 1 cs cigars, 7 pkgs hardware.
I coll rope, lift M shingles, 74 head livestock.
Consignee*.
Per Pomona-Overland Freight Transfer Co; J C,
Brown Pros A Co: Taos Denuigaii A Son; Humboldt
Doer Co; A Levy A Co; Standard Oil Co; (i Canil
loul; Versanti _ Howe; Dodge, Sweeney A Co: J P
Wilson; mils Bros: Norton, Teller A Co: Wade _
Co; Dairymen* Union: B M atchiusou a Co- Roth
Blum A Co; O B Smith A Co: Wheaton A Luhrs- L
la-en bantu A Co; Well*. Fargo A Co; Costlgan
Cohen A co; W hilll. r. Fuller A Co: J Rosenberg A
Co; V* X KulghtsA Co. "
Per Willamette Valley— Geo Morrow A Co: White
Bros; C J Lelst A Co; Scii.iclit. Lemckc A Stelner
il Dutard: A C Nichols A Co; WA ,1 Sloane * Co;
Tf B Sumner A Co: Iho-. A Cox: Christy A Wise* D
Block A Co; Smit.i's Cash Store; Allen ._ Lewis-' B
Dunham. Carrlgan A Co: Pacific Fertilizer Co; Pa
cific Roll-paper Co; Lang Bros; J F: Bur_et: L D
Stone A Co: C G Chamberlain; Cal Bottling Co: W
Heag.
fat Vanta Rosa— Lowry A Stellar; Xt II Red Ing
ton; Bassett at Bunker; Sinshelrner Bros; Goldtree
A Larzelere; 11 Dutard: XV C ice A Co; Bray Sou*
A Co; John Laws: A Paladlnl; Gets Bros A Co; Na
tional Ice Co; Dodge, Sweeney A Co: Home A
Chapman; SMr Henry A Co: Wheaton A Luhrs; S
F" Fishing Co: Dairymen's Union; American Fish
ing Co; Wells. Fargo A Co; Norton. Teller A Co;
Huntington. Hopkins A Co; Ci: Whitney A Co; B
(i Hutu A Co; MTFreltas A Co; I, Felling A Co;
Kowalsky A Co; Howard, Hsrrl* A Co; Blockman
A Co: Wltzel A Baker; Smith's Cash Store: Phillips
Bros A Co, II Heckinan A Co; Haas Bros; M Gold
tree: Whlttler, Fuller A Co: Vervalln A Howe; W
Fenion; Payot, Lphnm A Co; Wetmoreßros: Cog
hill A Cohen; J Ivancovlch A Co; J B lnguglla; J
Gundlach A Co: Pardlnt A Co; Ulnstl A Antonl; T
It ll Varney; Ilegler A Johnson; Triest A Co: L A
Mitchell; Ilolbrook. Merrill A Stetson: G Camilonl
A Co: J 11 Cain a Co; Allison. Gray A Co; I.J Key
noids; Baker A Hamilton; W B Sumner A Co; L A
Soap Co; Schacht. Leuicke A Steiner. Get. A Mar
cus; Bower* Rubber Co; Buss, Sanders A Co; Le
va, 4 Co: Well*, Fargo A Co: Hegler A Johnson;
Norton, Teller A Co; AJ B Imrael A Co; Tacoma
Grocer Co: Dal lon Bros; E J Boweu A Co: Good
year Rubber Co; L Cohen A Son: Stern A- Good
man: Lenormaud Bros; G W Clarh: On* Steams;
M W MeChe*uey; R P Hipwcll; J Abramson; Jas
Flnlayaoti: J A Moreland; American Merchants
Union; J G Gibson: D Harney. ■ -
Per Farallou — C L Dinglcy A Co;, Erlanger A Gal-
Inger: 11 Dutard; Thomas A Kabn.
Per Gipsy— M T Freltas A Co: Dairymen's Onion;
Brigham, iluppc A Co; Dodge, Sweeney A Co; Cal
Paint Co; C E Whitney A Co; 11 Cowell A Co: S H
Seymour: Thos A Cox; Evelcth A Nash: O'Neill
Bros; J Ivancovlch A Co: L G Srcsovicb A Co; F: R
Peoples; . Sherry. Lawrence A Co; 11 Dutard; Ber
ton. Laporlta A Co; Whlttler, Fuller A Co; C Carpy
A Co; M Waterman A Co: Granger*' Business Assn.
Per lLitlie Ga,*e— smith's Cash Store: Ii Hansen;
Huntington, Hopkins A Co: Hlmlba _ Collins; s tl
F Packing Co: Dunham, Carrlban A Co: Ames A
Deirlck; Hawley Bros Hardware Co; MeyertWld,
Mitchell A S; Vi heatou A Luhrs: M T Freita* A Co;
Brtgham. Hoppe A Co; Norton, Teller _■ Co; Deea-
Ing A Co: Wltzel A Baker; C F OC allagbaa A Bros;
Dodge, Sweeney A Co: De Bernard! A Westphal; D
Roberts A Co; Howard. Hams A Co; Hills Bros;
SI Kai Ish A Co: Vcrvalln A Rowe; Getz Bros A Co;
C E Whitney A Co; Buss, Sanders A Cu.
for Late ShlpiH/xj lntellUeiiet See Eighth Page.
AUCTION SALES.
GEO. F. LAMSON,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 Kearny St.. bet. California aud Flna.
THIS DAY.
Monday August 8, 189.,
Atll o'clock a. it., on the premises.
410 TAYLOR STREET, NEAR GEARY,
....I WILL SKI.L ...
The Yery Elegant and Nearly New Furniture
OF RKMTIEN'CE
... .C'l.l'Kl.li 00. . ..
1 Grand Square Dexter i'iano. a fine-toned instru-
ment: Magnificent Farlor Upholstery Sofa, Divan,
large and medium option Chairs, In richest ma-
terials and latest designs: 1 Hric-a-'ornc .Mantel'
Elegant Toilet -Mirrors: 1 Gilt Mirror; Fine Lace
Curtalns; Eleeant l'ortiers; 1 Elegant Bookcase;
Valuable Paintings: Ornaments; Aurora Mats; Fine
Rugs; Eleeant I able; extra choice Carpets
throughout the house: Fine ink Wardrobes; ciiii-
fouler*; list Stanus: 9 Elcgaut Mirror-front Oak
Folillii- lie-ls, very latest styles: extr.i Bave! Mir-
ror Oaa Itureaus; Fine Lo tin Res; Eio.ant Vlalnnl
and Cherry Chamber suit*: Beat Spring and Hat
Mattresses; line . into 1;.*.. ; Pillows; Bed-
ding: 1 1 2- foot Walnut Extension Table; Oai Din-
ing Chairs, etc.
The abovo furniture Is ail in excellent condition
and worthy the attention of buyers.
__*- Terms Cash.
*"*7 2t GEO. F. LAMSOV. Auctioneer.
GEO. F. LA'fISOH,
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
411 Kearny st.. between C_!ito__l_ aud Fia _
TO-MORROW,
Tuesday Ai.'BUSt 9, 189?,
At 11 o'clock a. m.. ou the premises,
2235 SUTTER ST., NEAR SCOTT,
....I WILL, SELL..,.
THE COSTLY FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE,
....COMPRISINO....
Parlor Cpho!s?ery, Lar^o Turkisn Chairs, Sora, Re-
ception ( drs;
Magnificent California Paintings by Thotna-: Hill
and .Nelly Hut.,-!.; _____ Mews and Still Lite;
Body Brussels Carpets; Lace Curtains; Center
Tables; Brlc-a- Brae; _ Ash and Walnnt Cham-
ber Suits; line Chilfotiier aud Writing Desk:
Spring and Curled Hair Mattresses; White
Blankets; Fine Pillows; Bedilln_*: Dining-room
Furnltuie: Bdeboard Extension able; lining
Chairs; line China. Cut Glass nnd I'latedWare;
Superior Improved Range ; K.»U_an ote_slls,_4_
__"• Twins Cash.
auB'.t CEO. F. T.AM, on. Auctioneer.
The Original anil Genuine
(WORCESTERSHIRE)
SAUCE
Imparts the most __i_.u_ t_.l . and zest id
EXTRACT ffS| SOUP!.,
a LETTER from SR
a MEDICAL GEN- PS GRAVIES, '
ILEMAN at M_d- B S
ras, to his brother RS FISH,
at WORCESTER, Jffiß
May, I_>l. /xT "<^ HOT afc COl__
-*t._ £?iU@4
LEA _ TERRINS' K^_-|-3 ."HEATS,
that their eauce ie j^-___i-*i*}
highly esteemed In K-'te-S^ GA-tIE,
India, and is in my g* . iwtfiika \
opinion, : tha most fj^-^Sgj .____-
palatable, as well 2-__**3Ja*?j-j _
as the most whole i_____B-M I_AI-I"B_T_»_
tome sauce that is ST^*_PS
B-*-*IC-" *V*s;__ii_v See.
Beware of Imitations ; '
"-*•*--_------_«_-______■■--___-
see that you get Lea & Pen--ls ,
B-maMire on every bottle c" OriC-Ul & Genuine.
JOHN DCl_-U_-P_ KINS, NEW YORK.
jyl3 Motf
NEW LINE CUPPER SHIPS.
Morch.aixts' I_i __.©.,
NEW YORK TO SA*\ r FRANCISCO.
THE MAGNIFICEM" [808 -si-.1.'
T. JP. OAKES,
1897 Tous Re_. REED, Slaster,
Is now on the berth at New York, and having largo
engait- in_uts will receive quiet dispatch.
To be followed by the Al Clipper Ship EMILY
REED.
For Ireight apply to
J. W. CRACE & CO.,
430 California st.. San Francisco.
Xt. R. GRACE A Co., Hanover s,-ia.ire, .New Xork.
lelj tfdp
SCORPION MIKING COMPANY.
Assessment No. 4.
Levied July 11. 1392
Amount 5 cents
Delinquent August 19, 18.»-_
Sale Day September 12, 18U2
BEO.R SPINNEY, Secretary.
Omce No. 310 fine street, Room No. 28, San
FrancUco. Cl. )yl_ tl
IIKLINQt'EXT ________ NOTICES.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-ALTA SILVER
L/ Mining Conioany. Location of principal place
or business, Ban 1-1 a irtsco. Cal. : location of worts.
Gold Bill, Gold Hill Mining District, Storey Couuty,
Nev.
Notice— There are delinquent upon the following
described atoc.. 01 accouut of asses, it No ...
levied on the eighteenth day or .inns, lsll-. the sev-
eral amounts set opposite ttie name, of the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows:
No. No.
Naves. Cert. Shrs. Amt
Atkinson. T-onsaa T. & Co..
Trustees (bai.) 25965 4 $ 60
Barrett. John _. A Co., Irs. ...2-_ l 100 16 00
Clute 4 Couraen, Truatees .. .80611 20 3 O'J
Fox, H. L., Trustie 3.619 20 3 00
Fox, H. L., Trustee 32110 10 ISO
Foster. A. W. A Co., Trs 31014 100 15 00
Uauthier. I". & Co., Trustees. . 3l2. _ ICO 15 00
Goldman & Co., Trustees 32451 200 30 00
Gurnett W. J., Trustee 32357 200 30 00
Greenebaum, .'., Trustee... 316.8 60 750
Hadiey A Doud. Truste-s 32475 200 SO 00
Harris. C. I". _ Co., Trustees. .32249 500 76 00
King. XV, 11, Trustee Sl-_6 50 7 50
Murphy. K. F. A Co.. Trs 32463 60 7 50
Marye. Geo. T. Ac Bon, Trs..
(ba!) :..... 21800 S 75
Marye Geo. T. * Son, Irs. ...25 i7*t 5 75
Marye, Geo. T. A Son, Trs. . 25375 10 160
Marye, Geo. T. A Son. Trs. . -vi»;lil 76 1125
Osborn, L.. Trnstee (bai.) 80301 4 60
Osborn, L.. Trustee (bai).... 30321 21 3 15
Osboru. L. , Trustee (bai.) . 30397 - 60
osborn, L., Trustee 29331 100 15 00
Osborn, L., Trustee .024. 100 15 00
Osborn, L.. Trustee 30985 43 6 45
Osborn, L., Trustee 31401 100 15 00
Osborn. 1... Trustee 31894 10 160
Osborn, L., Trustee 32503 35 6-5
Root. Geo. H., Trustee 2547- 50 7 60
Hoot, (.eo. -*.. Trustoe 30170 50 7 50
Root, Geo. 8., Trustee 31813 100 15 00
Root, (ieo. 8., Trustee 31783 100 15 00
Root. Ceo. B„ Trustee 32075 200 30 00
Root. Goo. R. Trustee 3-OMO 100 15 00
Root. Geo. 8., Trustee 32099 200 30 00
Root. Geo. 8., Trustee... 32101 200 30 00
Root. Geo. 8., Trustee 32191 60 7 50
Rolph. James. Trustee (bai.). 31131 21 3 15
Rolph. James. Trustee (b_1.). .1 132 21 3 15
Kick, XL, Trustee 27198 20 SOO
Rehflsch _ Co., Trustees ... 2.115 60 750
Reii-sch * C.»., Trustees 32-19 100 15 00
Shotwell. E. E., Tru5tee......'. 5973 20 SOO
Stauf. Cooper * Redilck, Trs. 2.. ii'i 100 15 00
Stauf. Coopsr A K. dick, Tr5. 30949 60 7 50
Stsuf, Cooper * Rsdilck. Tra.31359 100 15 00
Stauf, Cooper A Kedlc . Trs 31503 50 7 50
Stauf, Cooper A RedUci*. Trs.3__24 200 30 00
Van Wyck. H. L, Trustee 32494 200 30 00
Van Deveuter. T., Trustee.. 32383 100 15 00
Whltely, T. * Co., Trustees. 30477 300 45 00
Watson, Win. IL, Tru.tee.. 83993 60 750
Watson, Wm. 11., Trustee 27217 50 7 50
Watson, xv m. H. , -Trustee.. 2758- . 10 150
Zadlg. Wollberß & Co.. Tr5... 31.63 100 15 00
And In accordance with law and an order from
the bosrd of directors, niaue on tbe l_t_ 1 iv or
June, I_9_. so many shares ot each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will ba soil at public
auction at the auction-house of S. p. Mlddleton
A Co.. 36 MoBtaoaesry street, San Francisco. Call-
fornia, on TUESDAY, the I'ith day of August.
1892, at the hour or 1 o'clock p. m. of said day. to
pay said delinquent assessment tnereon. together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
L. OS HORN, Secretary.
Office— Room 33, Nevada block, 309 Montgomery
street. San franc California. |y__ td
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE. — CONSOLI-
dated New York Mining Company. Location
ol principal place of business. San Francisco, Cal.
Location of works. Gold hill. Storey County, Nev.
Notice— Th-ra is delinquent upon the follow.
described stock, on account or assessment No. 8,
levied on the '.'Stb day of June. 1892, tbe several
amounts set opposite the names of ihe respective
Shareholders, as follows:
ho. No.
Names. Certificate. Shares. Amt.
Elliot. Charles R.. Trustee 418 500 60 00
Fox, Henry 1.., Trustee.... 1235 10 100
Gautbler, K. * Co.. Trs., bsl... 75- 20 2 OO
Uauthier, __ A Co.. Trustees.. 93. 60 5 00
Greenebaum. J., Trustee 1232 10 100
Greenbauin. L. A Co. Tr. ...... 1403 100 10 00
HaaloN A; Doud, Trustees 10*0 60 5 00
King. W 11, Trustee ... 1354 100 10 00
McDonell * Ryan. Trustees.. 1171 100 10 00
Marve. (>. W. A Co., Trustee. 1965 100 10 00
Rehflsch A- Co., Trustees 83 100 10 00
Rebfisch _: Co.. Trustees 90 50 ft 00
Rehflsch* Co., Trnstees 106 100 1000
Rebfisch A- Co.. Trustees 114 100 1000
Rebfisch a- Co.. Trustees, bai. 172 20 200
l-.elinsch * Co., Trustees, bai.. 307 20 '-00
Kehhscb A Co., Trustees 350 500 60 00
Rehflsch * Co., Trustees...... 532 100 1000
It. hfisch A- Co., Trustees 109« 100 100-1
Rehflsch A Co., Trustees, bai. .1097 20 2 00
Rehflsch & Co., Trustees. 1294 60 5 00
Rehflsch A Ca, Trustees. 1370 100 1000
Rebfisch ._ Co., Trustees. 1460 100 10 00
Rebfisch A Co., Trustees. 1461 100 1000
Rebfisch A; Co., Trustees, bai.. Itso 20 2 00
Root, Ueo. 8.. Trustee 1397 100 10 00
Stauf, Cooper & Redilck, trus-
tees, bai .........1719 20 200
Zadig, Woliberg A Co., Trus-
tees 1916 20 2 00
And In accordance with law. and an order ot the
Board of Directors, made on the 28th day ot June,
1892. so mauy shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at public auction at
the -nice of the company, room 79, Nevada block,
309 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cai.. on
TUESDAY, the 23d day ot Aug.i.t, lb'. 2, at tbo
hour of two (2) o'clock p. m. or. said day. to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses ot the sale.
CHAS. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office— Room 79, Nevada block, 309 Montgomeiy
street. San Francisco. Cal. aiUtd
Weak Men and Women
SHOULD USE lIAMI ANA. IJITI'I-RS. _
Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health aad
Blrengtu to the Sexual Organs. n070.-i_
AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY & Ga.
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom— ll3s Market st.. bet. 7th and Bth,
Regular Salesdays— Tuesday and Friday. "*
THIS DAY,
Monday Augnst 8, 1393,
At 11 o'clock a. m. , at private residence, ... Mf_,M)
725 Gongh St., tot McAllister and G. G. Ave.,
On account of departure fer Europe,
.... WK «_____& SKI,-....
One Fqnare Piano, Bedroom .els. Carpels, Two
Parlor bets, Wardrobes. llesks, (hairs, Side-
boards, Hatracks. Bookcases, Etc.
. ...COMPBISINO. . .
One Square Piano (Fisher make): two elegant
Jtarior Sets, ,11 silt: five Walnut Sets, with Clipper
ana Curlea-hair Top Mattresses; Feather Pillows '
1 _►*.-___■_*. Spreads; Sheets; Brussels Carpets
wT^ £.?____. "i 0 *-■>••*-<-. Walnut Extension Tables.
I -w... -?. **»*-*-*--•; -MiiMc-raek: Wardrobes;
, ,'.,'.' M ;'," e lv M , t .*; " : ; '-•-«; Portieres and Cur-
. i/i i, rt ,r ,irV" K V les] lS : Boo**---**- : Marble-top
»S&^?ry^»«w_S! ?o^.fw r a a rl 0 . r: I_S_?
- gSffiMS_S and -"vthl^'^e-UlaK't^
s.7'_t c LI*S-„'_:____*_co :! _Anetloneera.
M.J. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL, SELL Tills Wy
Monday Angu.t 8, 139,
At 11 o'clock a. m., at Salesrooms,
1057 and 1069 _____K£T ST.. BET. 6TH & 7TII,
ALL THE VERY ELEGANT PASLOR. BED AND
DIMM; BOOM FURNITURE, Grand Upright
Piano, Klcb Parlor Upholstery, Handsome Mantel
Mirrors, Elegant I'ictures. "Fine Body Brussels Car-
pits, etc., the former co iteats of four homes.
....COMfKISIN'O i.V PART
Four El-gant Parlor sets. In rich satin < overs: c.rand
Rosewood Fiano; Handsome _:a.tel .Mirror.; Fine
Odd Parlor Upholstery in rare covers; Costly En-
gravings and Etchings; Eastern Walnnt and Oak
Bedroom .Sets; Elegant Oak Folding- . - : wain-it
and 0.1. Wardrobes; Rail Mattresses and other
bedding; Walnut and Oak Sideboards; Extension
Table and Chairs: Hall stands; Hall and Stair Car-
pets; Ranges and other fine household goods,
1 M..1. *f--ii;i\*. Auctioneer.
DB_.lf.Ql ; ' r SALE NOTICE...
DELINQUENT SALE N. .TEE-IT V H OON-'
80lidated Company— Location of principal ace
of business, San Franeisco, Cal. Location of woriis.
Virginia City, Storey Coaaty, Nev. ■*«--■.
Nonce— There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, an account or a.sesunent No. 15,
levied on the seventh day _> June, IS. 2, tb9 several
ainonuta set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
No. No.
Cert. Sbrs. Amt.
Anderson. Chss. E.. Trustee 841 _u *l_sd
Barrett & Co.. J. S„ Trustees 7131 100 '.oil
Bannan, W,, Trustee 5130 Id _59
Co.tlkyan. S. 8., Trustee 6105 2.0 go 00
Cahill * Co., E, Trustees -11l 100 75 00
Clute A- Coursen, Trustees 6181 103 25 00
Clute A Coursen, Trustees 7124 20 500
Cope a English. Trustees 63. _ 100 25 00
lilton-r Miles, 'Irus'.e.s 6'.-j 100 __. 00
Dixon A Miles, Trustees „.._.0 3 -. :>o 6'" 50
Dixon A Miles. Trustees 6788 100 a.od
Dixon A Miles, Tri!3t-*__ ..lITHI 100 ''5 00
Dixon A Miles, Trustses ...._sis 100 25 00
Dixon _ Miles, irustees til* -__) 100 25 00
Dixon a. Miles, Trustees 6929 100 25 00
Dixon & Mites. Trust i5...... -1951 io_ 25 00
Dlxoa * Miles, Trustees 6964 60 1250
Dixon A Miles, Trust.es ..70Ta ioq 2500
Dixon _• Miles, Tru.te.s 71-3 100 25 00
Ush, A. lE, Trustee 5,1 50 12 50
Fish, A. 11., Trusteo 7- 106 25 Oil
Fisb, A. H-, Trustee y.- 100 ■.=, >:_
Fisb, A. H., Trustee si 100 26 00
Fish, A. 11., Trusiee 82 100 25 00
H.sh. A. H.. Trustee . 83 100 25 M
Fish, A. H., Trustee 132 5) 12 50
Ish, A. H., Trustee 550 100 25 00
Fish. a. H.. Trustee 557 50 12 50
Fish. A. H., Trustee 9.8 1000 250 00
Hsb, A. 11., Trusiee 3107 61 Ci 60
Fish, a. 8.. irastee., 4009 bo 12 50
I ish. A. H., Trustee .70. 100 •_:, 00
Ush, A. 11., Trustee 470- 301 25 00
Fish. A A., Trustee 4707 100 25 00
Fi»h, A. H., Trustee 1 7 •'. 100 25 00
Fish. a. 11., Trirstee 47 »_ 100 25 00
Fish. A. H., Trustee 4713 sou 60 00
Fish, A. H., Trustee 4714 20 600
Flab, A. H.. Trustee 1812 60 12 50
Fish. A. H., Truatee i*--, 100 as 00
Fish, A. H., 'trustee 4*131 100 25 00
Fish, A. H.. Trustee 4857 50 12 50
-lab, A 11., Trnstee ; 4858 50 i-_ 50 •
Fisb. A. il.. Trustee s'iO'i 100 25 Oo
Fish, A. BL, Trustee. 5305 50 12 50
Flab, A. H., Trusted 6316 100 26 00
Flsn, A. 11. , Trustee. 6317 50 12 50 -
Fish, A. fl., Trustee 5319 50 12 50
Fish, A. H., Trustee 6331 100 26 00
Fish. A. H . Trustee 5337 100 25 00
Fish, A. H., Trustee. 5359 100 25 00
Fish, A. H., Trustee 5400 200 50 00
Fish. A 11. , Trustee 5425 50 12 50
-Fish, A. lE. Truatee 54215 50 12 50
Fish, A. A, Trustee. 54.11 UO 25 00
Fish, A H.. Trusteo 6468 100 26 00
Fisb, A. H.. Trustee 5492 500 12500
Fish. A. 11., Trustee 5433 200 50 00
Flab, A. H., Trustee 55:t0 60 12 50
Fish, A 8., Trastoe 55.1 100 2600
Fisb, ._ lE, Trustee 651* 250 62 50
) Ish. A. H., Trustee ."»64_ 50 12 50
Fish, a. It., Trustee 5;. .'-9 100 25 00
Fish, A. H., Truste _ 6t;-^H 10 250
Ush, A. il., Trustee 5731 60 12 50
Fisb, A. H., Trustee 6783 100 -.5 00
Fish. A. H.. Trustee 5-*i_i* 100 25 00
Fish, A. H., Trustee sot'-. 10 2606
Fish, A. H., Trustee 6806 100 25 00
I Mi, A. 11., Trustee 5801 50 12 50
Fish, A. H., Trustee 6__s 100 2500
Fish. A. 11., Trustee 58*7 51 12 50
I i*v, A. 11., Trust, 5531 SOU 75.0
Fish. A h., Trustee 5836 50 12 _0
Fish, A 8., Trustee 6038 200 50-0
Fish, A. H.. Trustee 6100 100 25 00
Fish, A. _„ Trustee..... ..4- 100 25 00
Fish. A. 8., Trustee 6317 200 60 00
Flab. A. H., Trustee 6322 50d 125 00
.Isb. A. 11., Trustee 6323 100 25 06
Fish. A. H.. Trustee 6 153 100 25 00
Fish. A. H., Trustee -"415 50 12 50
Fish. A. H., Trustee t>-54 106 2500
Fish, A. ie. Trustee 6456 160 25 00
Fish, a. H., Trustee 650< 200 50 ,10
Fish. a. 11., Trustee... -.'-1 100 25 00
Fish, A. H.. Trustee 6571 100 25 06
Fish, A. H.,Truit.e 6616 100 25 OO
Fish, A. 11., Trustee . 6645 100 2506
Fish. A. H., Trustee 6.6. 100 2500
Fish. A. lE, Tiustee _.9J 100 25 01
Fish, A. 11., Trustee 6755 100 25 00
Fish. A. H., Trustee 0*46 100 25 00
Fish. A. H, Trustee 0330 100 25 00
H*!i. A. li,, Trustee 6:-59 25 625
Fish, A. H., Trustee ii*«7s 100 25 0.1
Fish, A. A., Trustee 6.170 100 25 00
Fish. A. lE, Trustee 6910 60 .12 50
Fish. A. H.. Trustee 0367 100 25 00
FUb, A 11., Trustee 6_»o .00 25 00
Fish, A. H., Trustee. b.sil 100 2500
' FUh. A. H.. Truatee 7010 50 1250
Fish, A. H., Trustee. 7012 200 6606
Fish. AH„ Trust 7048 200 50 00
Fish. A. it.. Trustee 7040 100 25 .0
Foster _ Co., A. W., Trustees.... 3. 17 100 25 Oil
Fester A Co., A. n. ., trustees ...5432 61 la SO
lost, r * Co., A. IT.. Trustees ...60s 8 "00 25 00
Foster _ Co., A. XV., Tru'tees..'..7os9 100 25 00
Goldman „ Ca, Trustees -721 300 75 00
Goldman _ Co.. Trustses 70.7 500 12606
Goldman A Co., Trustees 7 75 200 60 00
Goldman A- Co.. Trustees 70*6 200 60 00
Goldman _ Co., Trustees 7090 300 75 00
Goldman A- Co., Trustees 7091 200 50 00
Goldman A Co.. Trusters 7131. 500 125 00
Gurnett, W. J., Trustee. 7103 5->-i ivs 00
Gurnett. W.J. Trustee 7105 *90 76 06
Guraett, W. ...Tra*we 7111 60 12 50
Gauthler A Co., E.. Trustees 6413 100 25 00
Gauthler _ Co., E., Trustees. 6577 100 25 00
Gauthler _ Co., E. Trustees, 6378 61 12 50
Gauthier _ Co., E.. Trustees 6394 50 12 60
Gauthier A Co., £„ Trustees. 6995 100 25 00
Gautbler _ Co., E., Trustees, 7639 500 125 00
Gautbler * Co., V... Trustees 7080 100 25 00
Gauthier A Co., E., Trustees 70-*. 10-1 25 00
Havens, H. 8.. Trustee ____ 20 6 00
Hadiey _ Doud, Trusters 5333 100 25 OO
Bs-liey <_ Doud. Trustees 6201 100 25 00
Hadiey A Dond. Trustees 0226 60 12 50
Hooker A Frttsch, Trustees 561 S SO 7 60
Jones, V. R., Trustee. 6644 100 25 00
Jones. O. R., Trustee 7006 2(HI 60 0-J
Jones, O. K., Trustee 7007 100 25 00
Joaes, O. R., Trustee 7003 100 2.*. 00
Jones. O. K.. Trustee 7063 -100 25 00
Kelley. George \v.. Trustee 4611 100 25 00
Kin*. XV. a.. Trustee. ::'.'s 100 25 00
King. XV. 11., Trustee... 5397 100 '--5 00
Ma.innls, T., Trustee. 4300 400 100 00
Marve A Son, George T., lis. ... 433 50 12 50
Mai ye _ -on, George ... Trs 2.10 500 125 00
Marye « Sou. Geor.e T., Trs 3147 100 25 00
Marshall, Louis, Trustee 70-4 300 200 00
Marshall. Louis. Trustee. 7023 100 25 00
Otis * Co., Trustees 6916 200 60 00
Root, George 11., Trust 27:3 50 1250
Root, Ueorge 8. , Tiustee 4793 50' 12 SO
Root, ("e«r,e 8., Trustee 50-14 ICO '.6 00
Root. George 8., Trustee. 6725 100 25 »0
Root, George 8.. Trustee 633- 1.0 25 <m
Root. Georje H., Trustee 6333 110 26 00
Boot, George 8., Trustee 7661 100 25 OO
Root. George 8.. Trastea 7002 100 .500
Root, George 8., Trustee 7013 100 25 00
Boob George 8.. Trustee 7033 200 50011
Rebflsih * Co., Trustees. 15*4 50 12 50
Rebfisch A Co., Trustees. 1687 50 12 66
Rehflsch _ Co., Trustees 4309 160 66 00
Bebflscb A Cm., Trustees. 6163 100 -5 06
Rehflsch A Co.. Trustees 6510 106 -500
Rehflsch * Co.. Trustees. 5567 10 1 25 00
Rehfiscb A Co., Trustees. 6019 50 1- ">'*
Rehflsch A Co., Trustees 6'65 100 ---_-? _*
Rehflsch * Co., Trustees. 6339 100 25 o _"** "-*
Kehltsch * Co., Trustees. 6364 100 25 OO
Hehlisch A Co.. Trustees..... «4»„ 100 86 60
Rehlisrn A Co., Trustees .6466 I'O 86 03
Kehflsch a Co., Trustees 6572 100 26 00
Rehisch * Co., Trustees 6602 100 25 06
Kehflsch A Co., Trnstees 6660 60 12 60
Rehftsch A Co., Trustees 0756 60 12 50
Kehtisch A- Co., Trustees 6782 100 25 0.
Rehflsch _ Co., Trustses 6334 100 25 00
R. lift. oh A Co., Trustees. 6«s>. 100 25 06
Kehflsch ._ Ca.Truste.s t'.J6 100 25 00
Bebflscb A Co., Trustees 7040 600 125 00
Shlnn, H. H.. Trustee _HS7 100 25 00
Miinn, H. H., Trusteo .6975 100 25 OO
Shinn, H. M., Trustee 6976 100 8666
Bblnn. H. 11.. Trustee 6977 100 25 OJ
Shlnn, H. it . Trustee 6973 100 25 00
Shotwell. E. E. Trustee 3491 100 25 00
Maut, Co. per A Kedllck, Trs 0163 100 25 00
suuf. Cooper A Red lies. Trs 0184 100 25 UO
Stauf, C-oper A K.d.i, '.. Tr5. ...6236 100 25 00
Stauf, Cooper A Redlick, Trs 6357 20 500
Btaur, Cooper A Redilck, Trs 6393 100 25 00
Staur. Cooper A Kedllck, Irs 6737 100 - 25 no
Staur, Cooper A Redilck, Trs .37.8 100 25-10
Stauf. Cooper A Kedit k. Trs 6926 500 123 00
btaur. Cooper A Rsdllck, Tr5.... 7037 10*10 260 00
Turn'-uil, John. Trustee 4431 100 26 00
Turnbull. John, Trustee 44 38 100 25 00
Turuiiuii, John. Trustee 6399 100 25 00
Turubull, John, Trustee 65.7 100 2"'o
Turnbuii. John, Trusteo 65. 100 25 00
Turnbull A Samson, Trustees 4009 100 25 OU
Turubull A . amson, Trustees ...410- 100 25 00
Turnbull A Samson, Trustees 4761 100 25 00*
Van Wyck. M. L. Trustee. .. 52-'9 60 12 50
Wakefield A Co., S. H., Trustees. l797 50. 125 00
/.ill*, Vso*lberg * Co., Trustees. 2ooo 50 12 50
Zadlg, Woliberg A Co., Trustees. 3-05 20 _
Zadlg, Woliberg A; Co., Trustees. 3o3. 166 25 00
Zadtg, Woilberg A Co., Tru.st-es.4o.*)!) 100 25 Ow
Zadig, Woilberg A Co., Trustees. 4B3o 500 125 00
Eadlg, Woliberg A Co., Trustee*. 6s3l 100 25 00
Zadlg, Woilbarc A Co., Trustees. 6s33 100 26 00
/..dig, Woilberg a Co.. Trustees. &-''« 100 25 00
Zadlg. Woilberg A Co., Trustee*. s9l6 50 12 50
Zadig, Woliberg A Co., Trustees. s999 100 25 00
Zsdlg. Woliberg A Co., Trustees. 6l27 100 25 00
Z-dlg, Woliberg A Co., Trustee*. 64lo 100 25 00
Zad-g, Woliberg A Co., Trustees. 64 ll 100 25 00
Zadlg, Wol. berg A Co.. Trustees. 6527 100 25 00
Zsdlg, Woilberg A Co., Trustees. 300 75 00
Z.idig, Woliberg A Co., Trustees. 6399 60 12 50
Z..dlg. Woliberg A Co.. Trustees. 100 25 00
Zii-lig. Woliberg A Co., Trustees. 7 l3 200 50 00
And In accord nice with law and an order front
tbe bosr-l of directors, maae. on the 7lb day of
June, 1892. so many shares of each parcel of sucb
stock as may bo necessary will be sold st public
auction at the omce of the company, room 53.
Nevada block. 309 Montgomery street, san Fran-
cisco, Caiirornla. on FRIDAY, the 29th day of luiy.
1892, at the hour ot 1 o'clock, P. tt., of said E.r. to
pay said delinquent assessment tbereou. together
with costs ot advertising and expenses or sale.
A. 11. FISH, Secretary.
Offlee— Room 63, Nevada block, 309 Montgomery
ttreet, Saa Francisco, Cal Jforui.t.
POSTPONEMENT.
THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE . *
Utah Consolidated Mining Coin-any Is bere'iy ..^;-
posiponed until TUCKS 'AY, August IS. 1832. at
12 o'clock noon, at the oiliceof the Company, K_om
68, Nevada Block, SO. Montgomery sireet, Sua .
Francisco, cal. By order ot the Board 01 .recur*.
j Jy.o id ,a. li. FISH, Secretary. , :