Memorial of bankers, merchants, and others, citizens of San Francisco, remonstrating against the withdrawal of the increased subsidy granted to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company for ships plying between China, Japan, and San Francisco. May 11, 1874. -- Laid on the table and ordered to be printed. [electronic resource]

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