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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20
Hats for Nothing.

Josephs. at the Golden Rule Store,
says that he has boon advertising hats
at low prices, but the fellow that
nipped u on Sunday did not say to
him. wen by your leave I will take
this one. Joe overhauled him, though.
and the fellow walked off bareheaded.
M ever looking for the old one he
had discarded before stealing the new
On0.
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LAWla Niaerlct.

The papers TO the uorthward speak
nattsrinRly Of ths prospects Of the
above district. Two or three mines
are yielding we'll, and . mill and fur
mace are soon to BE- set IN motion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20
The Coming Musicai Treat.

The full programme of the coming
musical entertainment. rendered as a
compliment to MIR. Plumhof, has been
arranged. and will be found in our ad-
vertising columns this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20

John Wagner, formerly Of White
Pine. but TOY of Carson. has been adj
judged . bankrupt. He was carried
down by the failure Of Rice & Peters,
stock brokers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20
THE GOLDEN RULE.

HE does unto others as he would that 9TH
crs should do unto him.
MS JOE, OF THE GOLDEN RULE.
ONE price. and fair dealing. at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE. ms
EVERYBODY treated well at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. p3
EvERYTHING guaranteed as sold, at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. nd
No trouble to show goods at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. n3
EVERY one treated as we'll as the other, at
the GOLDEN RULE STORE. n3
IF you wish a man harm, tell him to 90 to
Hedes. If you would befriond him, tell him
70 60 to the GOLDEN RULE. n3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20
After the sinners.

Parson Kelly was announced to
preach to the ainners OF Gold Hill
sunday night. We hope his efforts
may result in benefit to All. Doten,
the hoary old sinner of the Neps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20

The rattle for the horse Red Jacket
cane off as per announcement, at Big
CLOVIS Hall last evening. The attend
ance was quite 9 Col. Fulton
throwed dice for most of the absrntees.
For Marion Terrell he threw A.. which
proved to be the winning number.
Hank knights chance was sec
ond highest. Al. also thrown by Col.
Fulton. After A had been thrown for
Mr.. Terrell. o. l.. Scott bought a half
interest with him. there still being a
large number of shakes" on the list.
The horse is a thoroughbred. and esti
mated to ne worth about $500. The
lucky gentlemen. Messrs. Terrell and
Scott, did tho honors at Jessie Bige
lows bar In the way Of setting 'em up
for the unfortunates. aod the crowd
dispersed.
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English.

Morris II. Joseph. of the "Golden Rule
Store" is the only man in Eastern Nevada
who can show the CustOms.hOuse vOuch-
ers. as a regular importer OF English razors
and pocket cutlery. assertions to the contrary
Notwithstanding. ms
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YLUR DEAF.

f, Eureka IL the only county In IN,
STATE that Is out Of debt.
Commissioner Page aud family ar.
Rived IN town Saturday.
Charley Lovich has recovered from
his recent Illness.
Aiss Julia vsudsrleith has returned
rom her visit 10 the Bay.
Orrin Miller has sccsptsd q position
1t the Richmond.
John b. MCGEE and Johnny Blair
went below yesterday morning.
Silver closed in the London market
yesterday at 54h pence per ounce.
Eugene Blair Is back from Belmont
The trial of the Stage robbers Is sal for
the last Of the present week.
Harvey Carpenter. of the Willows,
has purchased u large lot of fine tur.
keys for Thanksgiving.
Alex. Beatty, of the Blue Eagle
Ranch, who recently went to CaIifor-
ma, Is afflicted with rheumatism at
Stockton.
Bullion Encampnient No. 10, /. O.
o. F., meets tonight and works in
the Patriarchal and Golden Rule De-
grees.
Yesterday was steamer day,"in the
broadcast sense OF the term. Every
body was on the rustic, either for reg
ulsr monthly bills or coin to pay Ia xes.
The coming ball Of the Eureka
Athletic Club 10 being much talked of
In s0ciety circles. 1t bids fair to rsok
q the head Of the list Of the social
events Of the ssason.
The intorasting ceremony pertaining
10 b rite Of circumcision was per.
formed 1t Mr.. Goldstone's residence
Sunday afternoon. DIR. Rock man, who
IL . finished Latin scholar, officiated.
There was q rumor on the street
Sunday that one of the workmen At
the Consolidated furnaces had dropped
dead while ~ work. The story seems
to have had no foundation in fact.
Alta is just now the f.vorite gamble
among the south-enders. A new level
will be ecu within the next two weeks.
II the ledge Is found intact at that
point. then look for n lively deal on
the south end Of the great lode.
Eureka Consolidated Official Letter.
Following is the official letter of Su-
periDtendent Donnelly to the San
Francisco Office, sent forward yester-
day:
Operations at the mine during the
past week have been carried on with
the usual progress, showing good re-
suits in the increased length Of drifts,
etc. The prospects on the ninth level
are very encouraging; found n vein Of
ore In the DRIFT yesterday that woulc
indicate the proximity Of nm ore body.
Have not been able. AZ yet, to deter
mine whether any value is tn be at
to this discovery. The ninth
level Ii also looking well, having found
lying nea the shale, which may
into something positive in q
days. The tenth level ore body
to yield largely, and IL look
ing splendidiy. The ore bodies on this
upper levels are also looking well, and
out their usual yield. The drift
from the bottom Of the west
winze, or from the eleventh
level station, has oeen run In q feet,
and has = further distance Of $50 feet
tn make before reaching the ore body.
The furnaces continue to run we'll, and
reduced $50 tons of ore the past
week. yielding 1914 tons Of bullion.
The Rattle.
The "a fila for tho hnroo Dad T..I,ot
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s0e 1umeG 0ubO A~heCpuDnCS hW0sae
Depot ~Her The following Price l.sss
for this week.
Cotton socks. l bit per pair.
Ladies' hose, | bit per psir.
Knit wooden gloves, 50 cents per pair.
Buck skin gloves. 81 per pair.
Kid gloves-heece lined-sl 80 per pair.
Merino drawers and undershirts, 10 cents.
Cotton fsnneld drawers and undsrshirts 75c.
Suspcnders. = bits per pair.
Navy tobacco, l bit per plug.
Hats, 81 80; worth So.
Cassimcre overshirts. 81: worth 50 90.
Neck comforters, 10 cents each.
Hacking brushes and clothes brushes, 30.
Violet soaps, 10 cents per cake.
Neck.ties, lOcents.
Paper collars. 10 cents.
We also defy competition in all other lines.
The Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot,
next door to Sweeney's stables. NIL
-
BEST IN TowN.-It is q fact. and all
should know, that the Miners and NJ Mechanics
Trade Depot make a speciality Of Imported
Havana Cigars. There you can find constantly
on hand the following celebrated brands:
Punch Rcina Victoria.
Cencsptiones Reina Victoria.
Matilda Nobleza
Carolina Reina tictoris.
Espsnola Reina Victoria.
Carmeucitos.
Flor de Cuba.
Book a Co.
Golden Eagle.
Para Toda.
Azcano.
PumsrieRas.
Autequedad Operas.
Dllia Cebchas.
Figaro.
Alma Reina Victoria.
High Life Reipa Victoria.
Mat,lds Reina Victoria.
Henrs Clay.
Ameri an Flag.
CabaI y Cabal.
Loudres de Corte.
Santiago de Corte.
Santiago Coquetas.
kOsa Conchas.
DeisRnio.
Boquet Espccialis.
Albumas.
Flora de Mayo.
Lord Nelson.
Ga bana.
THE MIN Frs AND MECHANICS'TRADE
DEPOT wish it distinctly understood that they
import nll tho above brands Of Havana cigars
from the b .aviest direct importers in Amer
lea, to wit: Acker, Merrall u Condit Of
New York; Park 4 Tilford, Of New York.
NIL
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Legal cap, foolscap, bill cap. tracing
cloth. drawing pins. lawyers tape. letter pa
per, note paper, and a full line Of stationery
at San Francisco prices. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. nj
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SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS. STA
TI0NERY. Inks and Writing Implements,
Purses, Money. bags, ETC., etc.. etc. at the
EAGLE DRUG STORE. Look for the
Golden Eagle NJ
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Another shooting scrspe 1t Tnsca-

As we learn from the Rerie'c, Tusca-
rors has been the scene of another
shooting scrape. the parties thereto
being John Hubbard and Jack Mccall.
Both men had their pistols cut, and
Hubbard shot once at Mccall, who
knocked the revolver upward, and
whose pistol snapped several times.
The latter then closed in on Hubbard
and began beating him over the head
with his pistol, finally knocking him
down. Mccall then took Hubbard's
pistol from him, and would probably
have killed him with it but for the in
reference Of Deputy Sheriff Wood
worth, who arrested both of them. and
preferred charges of assault with a
deadly weapon against each.
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WANTED!

A WOMAN To DO GENERAL HOUSE
n work. For particulars, apply 1t this
Office.
Eureka. Nov. IS, 1877. MA
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Bcb's TIN Weodsue.

| Thn Tu.c..- n--
<'"es nus TINS hot'ce
OF tin wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland: "Ope of thu happiest
sv.r,. vh,ch NJ.
s'e. MIC" W our
'os 20 % . participant took piace ut the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert
| Rowland. "No. Ias ws.t .v.ou.
r,.~..-
.ha sau.s' on Sunoay evcning last
.,a, IT,. nniversary OF tneir mar
I ."1 nouse was n'ieu 10 It's ut
U.s. "p"c"y Win Marin ana loving
.na'"a '',c ',s. anu no>tess, anu all
1919 .ose WIN oacn o.ner 10 rem
s"o ansr pIeasaht. C"ngraluiA-
,na co.e .eoe'ssu rom an paris OF
~ ~" oai' lake on 'ne east
W oan ~rrancisco on the west, accom-
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PANIC PRICES.

The Mtmer>' and mechamies' Trade
Depot ~GFer the 1ollowing Price l.sss
for ehfs week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.


Monday night, when the train en-
route from Sacramento for Williams
was within about Ave miles OF that
place. o Chinaman, who wal one OF the
passengers, jumped of. though the
train was running at the rate OF about
Is miles per hour. The train was stop
ped and backed up, the expectation be.
ing that he would be found dead or bad.
ly hurt, but he proved to be very little
injured. He was taken on board and
conveyed to Williams. After the train
reached that place and he had disap.
psared. other Cinnamon who had been
on board stated that he was the individ'
uAl who In wanted nj Dixon for shoot
ing a woman recently.
Santa Monica has latsly been over.
whslmsd by athick black fog. II seemed
to move In dstachmsnts. and the ap.
proach Of one OF these masses afforded
q grand sight to the impressibls observer
Of natural phenomena. IA the huge
sheets OF moisture skurrieI past, they
brought r~ecollections Of the drifting
.uov In tina East.
---o ~ v.c.x =,
on IuesdAy me,ning W. msnn.
lawyer Of Santa Rosa. In the abdomen.
The wound is probably not fatal. Judge
x..Tn., - oh,.,r,nr = divorce and a al.
.;.;.n ~ u~,"nar,y ana this was the
49,. ~ a,,sci
a. lii. =.
Tau pan;s;. 1891 months 400,
S.Ah..n ,o.nd m;,tv AZ murder. win
~ .-.n,.nc. ., imn,;,onmsnt for life,
IT,. -. !, a., .,ooa Tan for Inc dsatb
Msiion viii make NO sttsmp,
10 rcour a new trial, being satisfied
with Tho verdict.
IT.. ~. p.,;e, R.,,ro.a Company
~ ,ona, IN Tns.d.v Al Goysyn
m.nt Point ON tbe Arsenal prouuds Al
Benicia. for the extension Of their road
to a junction with the California Pacific
at suisun. They have 800 Cinnamon
employed.
The Pittsburp Gold Mining Company
has fled its articles OF incorporation.
object-to mine in Nevada county
Direetors-Hsnry Fisher. L; Z: Lamps.
j. II. Dinet. Jr'' ffederieE Engeix on
u Phiiip hitz' Capi'Ai' sio'ooo'ooo
On Sunday night last the powder
hoa-e. blacksmith shop and sheds Do
longing to the swseuAnd Greek Aiming
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
NEVADA ITEMS.

Last evenings Carson Tribune says
| Mohring. the baker. was saved from
death this morning by Mat. Rinckel and
Geo. Psrasieh. His one.horss baker
wagon was on the rampage. and the
Dutehman had hold Of the axle OF tbs
wagon. and would have got smashed to
pieces II Mat. Rincksl and Geo. Pcfa'
sich had not have no. grabbed the horse
by the nose. The baker was bleeding
freely. and looked ~ though he had u
narrow escape.
Tho Hon. W. W. Hobart. State Con.
t%roller. returned TO Carson from San
Francisco yesterday morning. after an
absence OF a week. Hs went down ON
state business. says he did not attend
the Fair. John J. Hill. State Printer.
also returned from the Bay by the same
train In a healthy, ruddy, excellent con.
dition.
The two Italians. J.. u. Morsllo, and
NJ. Manuello. examined Msnday after
noon before Justice r.. at Reno. were
held 10 appear before the nsxt Grand
Jury with bail fixed at 5000. They
are accused OF having murdered Cali
Lucio. who was brutality beaten to death
81 the 18th inst
DIR. Lindsrman has bosn investigating
the management Of tho Carson Mint,
He found everything satisfactory and
commends the economy which charac'
tsriies The administration OF ouperin-
,.nuen' Ira.Io.a, no "' '' ON"
riaSeo ~
Tho August bullion prodnchon OF 'hs
Eureka consolidated ~ put down al a.
SsSs,Voc, ,ne N. ~ sep ncn ~ s 49, W.
an. WY ..mas.u"s a. ~. S.,,;a.J 20
no.. ~ SA..".L,.,.n ii, -
-
u heo.a.' sna ,o"
=, 49, R,sSs Ths nm. il ovn.,i
=. 49, a. man ,.,siv ,ndosI In
80. a. =. ;n.sns and .ho he a. n.
zen, 10 tho nsyluru at Woodbridge.
p,o,,.r p.,ti,so, In n lon, editorial
!, =. c,r,on T,;b,a, calls unon m,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
At the Train.


While standing on the platform last
evening. near n crowd 81 Portuguese. or
Sc!avonians or something Of the sort.
we were not sufficient Of q linguist to
translate the chatter. We were sccostsd
by a tourist In blonde mutton chop whis-
kers and a hat ''of q scallop SHE'LL" who
placijiy remarked. 81 say. you know.
do you know what the nationality Of
these persons isr Are they natives or
ah. stopping with your" ''Oh no." We
replied. ''they are Turks. they have been
chopping wood mp In the mountains and
are leaving for the seat Of war. "Ah.
really" he added. dwelling his ons-eyed
glass upon them. "upon my soul. you
know I never saw o Turk before. And
they are really going. you know. by
Jove. I'll talk to them on the coach 60.
ing down. Can they speak English. do
you know1" We told him We didn't
think they could fluently. but the con-
ductor was a reformed Turk. and would
take pleasure In acting - interpreter.
w~hersupon our tourist sntsrsd the cars
perfectly satisfied and thirsting for ipfor-
nation about Turkey. -Cdrssa Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
TaucxEE ITEMS.

Prom the Trush-s Ilspabilesn. sept 2a1
Friday night. the denizens in the vi
cinity Of Chinatown were startled nj
about 10 o'clock. TO hear q loud cata-
walling and chstterine followed by five
or six pistol shots. 1t seems that two
Celestial mortsls became involved in a
dilieulty over the possession OF u fe-
male, one claiming the exclusive right
Of immediate possession. and the other
denying said individuals claim. Leu
Yuck and All King are the I'M OF
these belliger-uts. and which QUE the
female preferred We are net informed.
No damage was done by the shooters.
except 10 punch n few holes In the dilap-
dated sides Of Chinatown.
Al the FIRE Saturday. Mr.. McGlashan
met with an accident. Mac. was fore
most In the fray. and in mounting the
wood pile for the purpose Of holding the
hose. his foot slipped and he fell. the
stream from the boss striking him
square In tho face. and bruisins one Of
his eyes. lie reports himself all right at
present.
The proclamation calling for a judicial
election ON the third Wednesday in 0c-
tob-r. the l7tb. has been issuei by Gov.
Irwin. On that day throughout this
county. in each township. will be elected
Justices of ths Peace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
spEo,AL PREMIUMS.

RouKsTRiANsniP.-G Ladies' rourrs.
mcnt for the most accomplished aud Prseehil
lady ndsrs. Friday. Oetobtr 10, 81 10 o'ciock y.
ms society oder, four prsmiums. which will
consist q the sotisty's silver plate, valued re-
speedway 81 800. go, $40 and Gao.
SPECIAL PRkMIuMr.--Lahy's hat. value
t1. gfft Of Alsarc Evsns; standard etitlon Of
poems. gift Of =. n. Jamison.
The lady who 10 adJudect dnt .hsii have her
choice Of all premiums offered, the eeeopd
lady shail have second choice, and 10 on. II 10
expectsd that other special premiums will b
added to this list by private eoutnbuiiop.
None but ladies' VI the highest rrsIsetsbility
will 10 allowed 10 compete for priyrs. Ladirs
Wishing 10 c'mptts for prizes ~ill please and
naznss 70 secretsry. indcrssd by two msmbers
of the Society.
For say desired information address
JANIS u. BoRLAhD. secretary.
Reno. Mvads.
o. o. BATrERxAS. Pr-sid mt. s.Isii
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NOTICE TO lIEHHolurRs.

NNii. UNDERSIGNED PLAINTIFFS uAyj
u this day commenced an action IN the Die
trict Court Of the First Judicial Dlsiric, Of The
state OF Nevada. 10 and for tho County u
Storey. against James Orem. defendant, b.
snforce . lien upon that Ger ain piece az parcel
OF land situate In the town OF uoid I'LL,
county OF Storey, state Of Nevada. known q.
Ii numb'r eighteen. block number one,
Range II. according 20 the onicial map OF said
town Of 9old ulll. with the two rory frame
dw.lltng house thereon. Maid lien 10 claimed
under and by virtue VI an Act Of the Ievis.
latnrs VI the Stat, OF Nevada entitled A Aci
~ r-cure liens 10 inechanics and others, and 10
repeal all ether arts In relation thereto" ap.
proved March 2. ls7s.
. Nov. tncrefore. all persons holding or claim.
Ing liens up'n said premises under the pro.
visions Of said Act are hereby notified 10 b-
and appear befose mid District Court on
FRIDAY. th. 18th day Of October. A. D.
1911, Al 10 o'clock A. ~. the sAms beng . day
Of the r-gulAr October Term, A. ID. lrT5. 81
saif Court. and 10 exhibit then and thers the
proof OF th-ir liens.
Dated September n, ISL.
O.. Z. DuAN q co, Plsintlns.
n. II. TAILOR. Attorney for Plaintins.
ss17 Law Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

The Wisconsin Democrats met In
Convention yesterday. passed the usual
combination Of meaningless words,
which they digniGed by the name Of q
platform. nominated State Officers. and
adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

Tux cruel fstss never appear half SO
grin and piiilsss as whom they marry y
girl who has gone through vassar and
can play divinsly. paint like an angel,
dance like u fairy. and slam the door in
ssvsn languages. to q man who owes for
the clothes he was married in. begs his
tobacco. aud buys his wood half . cord
q, a time Burlington Harksye.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

Tux California Rifle Team will leave
Chicago to-day. and is due in San Fran
cisco ON Tuesday night. They will stop
ct stockton for u few hours to partaks
Of n banquet in their honor. A grand
time Is anticipated in San Francisco ON
their arrival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
sixth Day saturday. octOber 20.

rs. TRorrTNa.-Pnr.e. 81 GO: class. ?17,
mile heats, three In Ave. b. harness: irce for
ali. Ptrst. efo0: second. tJ0; third. tlU.
Closed, With the following entries T.. j.
Roes names bib. m B~suii nj Belle; y. l..
Daniels nsmss b. q. Dutchnhn W. !. Pntrbsrd
names eh. q. u.verlof stanford ! W. II. caie
names b. =. Diriso: j. N. kiiip- names br. M.
Lou whippls: tleorgc Y. Jacobs nam,- Y. m.
svest Briar; J. MeCord names b. Y. ici Cross;
Charles D. Coward names bls. >. General Reno.
10. TR0TTfHG.-Pure, 500; class. 27s
mile hsais. n re In I'VE. - barnes: FIRE Tor ell.
Ptnt, $500; second. f2m: third. fiUa.
Ciossd with the following entrt. 81; W. II.
Jopep names b. h. Dshanee . u. A. Ode'i i.anes
b. n, N, Helena George Y. Jscobs nsmes g.in.
Nsv Howard; X. J. BALDWIN names b. x. ~.
Jsrnes L. J. hoe names b. u. Tommy Oates.
Eptnss 10 rsees !. .. . and Z close September
I ; 20 ell other running races. ~ 0 oclork p. ~.
the dAy prre~iins the rsee.
Ten per cent. entrance 90 all tho sbove r.ees,
except purses .. . 3 and g.. Lntranee n.onry 10
accompany the nominations.
All horSes entrslrg for sta:e purses must bs
osBsd and kept 10 Nevada or California ra.t Of
The kIesrs Nsvsds Tor rix months prior TO day
Of nee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

Ana In accordance with law and an orier Of
the Board Of Director. made on the 18th day
parcel Of such stock - may b necesssry. viii
be cold at public auction. 81 the once of ths
Company, Room ., <9 California street.
sau fnncisca. california, on MONDAY. the
18Th day Of Oetos,r, 1871. q the hour Of Q
quent assessmsnt thereon. together with costs
u sdyertlsine and expcnses Of the sale.
JAS. 4. kESNKDY, Secretary.
~Orrtcu-Room No. Q. Hsyvard's building.
lis caiifornis street. Gan flncisco. oaiifornis.