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WORK OF THE LgqIsL AZURE.
Bills thus Far Approved by the Governor.

The bills approved by the Governor up &c
noon yesterday,in addition to the last we gave
on Wednesday, are as follows. Our report
closed With Chapter XXI.
Chapter XXIT.-Re-arra nging some Of the
agricultural districts. Butte, Coluss and TIE
hama TO be No. 8 Soaoms, Marin and So.
lano, No. 4; Humboldt and Del Norte, No.
9; Plunas, lessen, Modoc and Sierra, No.
IL; Msndoeino and Lake. No. u: Sacra-
mento, Yolo. Yubs and Sutter, No. IL. Ap-
proved March 65h.
Chap. XIII. = Amending Section 357
Civil Code, SIS 30 increasing and diminishing
the capital stock Of corporations. Approved
March 9Th
Chap. XXEV.-The new street and sewer
laws for Ct ies. Approved March Oh.
Chap. XXV-Addiag a new section to the
Code of Civil Procedure, 1907 as to disput-
lug preferred labor claims. The debtor or
creditor diapu'iag to serve notic5 under cath
within ten days. II suit is brought, and
Judgment does exceed the amount admitted,
no costs shsll be allowed. Approved March
9Th.
Chap. XXvI.-Dsficierey bill TO nay Jas.
Saulery 500 % Approved March 7th.
Chap. XVII Authorizing Harbor Com
nlissi0ners 80 psy claim Of Daniel Mcneil
not to exceed 81, $50 Approved March 7:h
Chap. XXVItL-C.easing new Board of
Harbor Commissioners, and repeating law
under which the old Beard existed. APP.
proved Nsrch 7sh.
Chap. XXiX--Providing methods for Civ.
ing notic5 Of and submission Of constitutional
amendments TO the vote Of the people. APP
proved March 7ih.
Chan. XXX.-Giving the Regents Of the
State University exclusive control aud man
sgsment of ali the funds, endowments and
donations of that institution. Approved
March 7th.
Chsp. XXXG.-Grantiug per capita sid
not exceeding SI5. 600 year to the support
of aged persons in INDECENT circumstances,
residing in the home Of the Veterans Home
Association. Approved March 9TH.
Chan. XXXIL.-Ineluding foundlings aud
other abandoned infants in any regularly es-
tablished founding asylum in the aid given
BY the State for the support OF orphans,
half-orphans etc Approved March 7sh.
Chap. XXXuI.-A ppropriating 81 600 to
pay a dsfcisucy for stationery, fuel. lights,
etc, for the thirty-fourth fiscal year. Az
proved March Ssh.
Chap. XXXV.-The Senatorial appof.
tionment bill. Approved March Ssh:
Chsp Appropriately $40, 600 to aid
In erection of pavilion for State Agricultural
Society, il the people of Sacramento shall
raise another $40 coo for like purpose.
Approved March oh.
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(over the California State Bank.)

VIDs. OF THE "RECoRD UNION" MY AT
tention having been directed to the great
prevalency Of Catarrh in this region of country,
and the desirability of some Information a sub
ject SO important to the public welfare, and with
which I have familarized myself by lhe-
long study, submit to your readers, with
your permission, the following remarks, the
result of actual observations acquired in a
very EXTENSIVE PRACTICE. devoted largely to the
investigation and cure of the complaint under con.
sideration Hoping they may prove of interest, as
wei as benefit, Irtmain, yours respectfully,
e B. LIGHTHILL, D.,
No 32s street, Sacramento,
Rooms H. II and 13
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illness being at times associated with this condition.
In fact, many cases Of chronic persistent head
aches, which arc supposed to be OF nervous or
bilious character, are really the product and effect
Of Catarrh, and yield readily to treatment directed
to that complaint, while resisting all other efforts.
AURAL CATARKu-DEAFNEss
Catarfh is one Of the most frequent Of desf
This fact is fully recognized by all auriss of
repute, and is OF itself Of sufficient importance TO
direct public and professional attention to its timely
removal The late Or. Ed NJ. Curtis, who was so
deservedly held in the highest esteem in this ccm-
munity, in a paper read before the Medical soci-
ETY. of the State Of California, in 1878, entitled
" How We Become Deaf" gives as his experience
that at least pine-tenths of all the cases of trouble
of hearing that he had seen on this coast had been
from this one source-that very prevalent AID en-
noying disease Catarrh- which has variety Of
causes and assumes a number OF FORMS" and
his experience is fully corroborated by my
| own. Scarcely any one afflicted with c.
tarrh for any length OF time has acute or ab-
solutely normal hearing. With some the hearing
suffers ct first only by spells, the ears becoming OBJ
strueted With each accession of cold but by degrees
the spells of deafness oftener and lat longer
until at length the hearing remains permanently
impaired. In others the deafness commences
insidiou.ly and increases slowly but gradually
until all useful hearing is lost Occasionally the
aurAl catarrh becomes aggravated through cold or
other causes, when an acute inflammation in the ear
be set up resulting in earache pain and subse-
quent discharge from the ear. Noises in the head
of every conceivable description are also apt to
make their appearance adding materially to the ex
is.i,,, distrsea
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REMOVAL OF GREASE SPoTs. When.
ever oil of turpentine, benzole or ether is
used to remove grease spots on cloth, the
application should be made on the reverse
side of the cloth by moistening it with the
solvent in a circle surrounding the spot so
as to approach it gradually, having blot.
ting paper In contact with the spot of
grease, to absorb the fat Immediately !;
otherwise the solvent will have the effect
of spreading the grease over larger sur
face instead of driving it out of the cloth.
In the application of hot iron to one side
and blotting paper to the other, the heat
will drive the grease out of the cloth into
the paper, because the fat has a tendency
to move from the hotter parts toward the
cooler.
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san Franolgeo Meat MarEet.

Prices are generally firm. Choice Beef Is some
what scarce. Following are rates for whole car
esssee from saughterers 70 dealers:
BsEF-Prime, saS5c; medium grade }, 7873c;
inferior, 5ts6e 3 h.
Sh
MuITcs-Wethers are quotsbe at b343ci and
ewes at b35Ic : H. according TO quality
Handspring is quotsble at 12i&l5c 3 r.
PosK-Iive Hogs, 6797c toa hard, ana 5sg64'
for soft; dressed 40, et9eic y b foE bard grain
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
LEVEE EUILDENG

TE1HE UNDERSIGNED HAS ABOUT EIGHT
n miles OF Levee on Butte Creek, aear Chico, IN
Butte county, to be constructed this spring. Plans
and specifications be seen at ths Office Of F. c
LUsK, Est in Chico. The Engineer in charge Of
the construction will be the ground after March
18th to show the proposed work 20 parties desiring
to bid The work viii be let in contract by sse
cubic yard Sealed Bids to be delivered at ssid Office
in Chico on or before MARCH %, 1858. The RICH:
to reject shy or all bids IS reserved; the party ts
whom the contract s let to give satisfactory assur
auce Of his ability to fulfill it.
LELAND STANFORD.
March O. 1888 mle-2ptd
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DIED..

Sacramento, March 9-Bernard Kunz, native OF
Germany, 50 years. months and IS days
Friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which viii take place from
Odd Fellows Temple to morrow Sunday after
noon at o'cloek.l
Sacramento, March s-Delph DeLong, native Of
Sacramento, years.
IRemans will be sent to Hicksville to morrow (sun.
day. at 1l:4o o'clock, for interment
Amador City, February Ethel Cooke, year and
months
Volcano, February 23-Antone Deluchi, 50 years.
lone City, March 7-Iugiefieid Burwen Gregory, 81
Years.
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DIR. LIGHTHILL can be consulted on
Catarrh, Deafness, Impaired Sight, and all
Diseases of the Eye. Ear, Throat and
Lungs, at his Office. No. 32s street, cor
ner of Fourth. Sacramento. Office hours
from 10 30 u, and so4 Sundays, from
10 to II
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SUPERIOR COURT.
FRIDAY, March 2, 1888

I FRIDAY, March 2, 1855.
DEPARTMENT ONE-ARMsTRosG, Judge.
Estate OF B. F. Mauldiu, deceased-John VI lister,
Jacob Mester and William Mitigate appointed APP
| prasers.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARIASD. Judge.
| Alexander Gordon Vs. D. NJ. Kenfeld-Deiault OF
| defendant entered.
| Elk .parte VAN on habeas corpus Hearing of mat
| ter continued one day
| Rosa Smith VI. j. c. Medley-Continued until
/ March 9th
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sacramento produces narket-wnolssale.
corrected daily for the RECORD UEos.I
s.p.rurrn m.r,h Of

bAOKAHHSIUY
FRUu-Lenons. Sicily, sc so II; 0ranges-Pa o.
ma. s2ae Is . lco; California, 81 75g2 so . box !;
LINES, 81 75@2; Bansnas, 50 SOFA y bunch: Pine
applss, ss,es > dozen; Coeoanass, s7Gs 100;
kpplss, slg1 % 2 box; Cranberries, sl69i6 80
. Dbl.
Pm FRuTrs-Assorsed, 2s-s cans, 9 dos, e.;
assorted, gallon cans, s5; Peaches. s}-D cans
81: Portland Blue5srries. s-b cans. e.; Nhor-
pSr.D 'Faur5s-Apples, slicel, 7@ss 3 D; do
1usstered. e97c; peaIs, peele3, 7@5c; do, ul.
peeled. 1850; ri inns. pittsd 15815s; Peaches,
iogl0Ic; 10, peeled, ls9l9c; Pr1aes, German and
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James Freeman Clarke wants men who
are voters but do not vote to be fined for
every omission of their duty as citizens, in
proportion TO the amount OF his assessed
tax This would be rather hard on the
Republicans in "a of year."-l Hartford
Post
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MARRIED.

Auburn March s-By Rev. T. B. Hopkins, at the
NJ Z. parsonage, Weodson D. Il. Ross to Lillian
Bower, both Of Clipper Gap.
Santa Cruz, March By Rev. DR.. Bennett, Albert
F. Hoehner, of San Jose, to Matte F. Hunt, of
Washington. Yolo county.
Georgetown, FL Dorado county, March 4 Emanuel
Newberg to Netlie Wagner.
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Boston Wool Market.
Bosrox, March oh.

BpSfNC, eli dtt.
The demand for Wool is steady. The sales Of the
week amounted to $1,000 pounds of all kinds.
This Is a falling of, as compared with the sales Of
some previous weeks, but it is good average bust
ness Fall and spring California Wool quiet, with
sales at lTka32c
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at is a physical impossibility, says
Congressman Reed, "to pass tariff bill at
this session." Probably because it is a
counterfeit bill.
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OFFENSIVE BREATH.

As natural consequence in nearly every case of
Catarrh the breath is more or less tainted. but
sometimes it is so revoltingly offensive to rem
der the sufferer an object of disgust to himself as
well as to Others Again. cases are occasionally met
WITH as already shown in which the stencil is really
overpowerins, AID sufficiently fetid to poison the
atmosphere of whole room. Thus, per on affected
with Catarrh lives continually in an impure atmos
phere of his own creation, and inhales poisonous
efluvia with every breath.
OBSTRUCTION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
In Catarrh the musous membrane of the nose be-
comes swollen, intrAted and thckened, thereby mar
rowing the nasal passages and causing the nose to be
stopped up, sometimes on one side. sometimes on
the other and often on both, rendering respiration
through the nose either difficult or impossible In
some cases. tumors polypi and other morbid growths
spring up in the nasal passages, often blocking
up the nostris TO such extent that not the least
breath Of air can be forced through the affected
SIDE In all such cases great susceptibility to changes
Of the weather is experienced, cold and
damp weather having a particular tendency
to augment the difficulty. When 90 affected
the patient is obliged to breathe, more
or less, through the mouth. prae-
tice fraught with very dangerous conse
qnences, for current CT cold and impure air
thus constantly traverses the arpassages, and with
all its irritating qualities is conveyed into the deli
cate structure Of the lungs while disease germs of
every kind may thereby readily find their way di-
rectly into the blood and circulation. In children
the consequences are still more disastrous as It re-
tsrds the development OF the lungs and thereby
stunts their growth, dulls their intellect and gives
them stupid appearance. Italso renders them more
liable to attacks OF dphtheia and other dangerous
throat affections, and is apt to impair their hearing
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Crossman'sSpecificM Mixture

MYTH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
w themselves without the least exposure
change OF diet change in application to business
The medicine contains nothing that Is OF the least
injury to the constitution. Ask your druggist for
It Price, 81 bottle mlo-1yWS
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NERyous RERANGEMKNrs.

Catarrh being located so close to the CENTER
the brain, almost invariably exercises peruiaisus
influence in that direction, and this we find daily
verified in our practice. Evidence to that effect
manifests Itself in the impairment loss of smell
and taste. which often takes place, well as in
defective power Of attention, weakness of memory,
and general enlightenment OF the mental faculties.
The patient cannot accomplish his usual mental
tasks without pronounced and painful effort, and
finds persistent attempt TO concentrate his atten
ton or to follow fixed line of thought productive
of headache, dizziaess, confusion of ideas and ex-
cessive fatigue. At times he finds himself COM
petelg disqualified for any occupation requiring the
tfve exercise NJ his fe'lectusl movers
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NOTICE TO THE PUsLIC.

z TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF ANNoUNC-
4 ing my withdrawal candidate for City
Assessor, and, in doing So desire thus publicly to
thank my many friends who have cordially sup
ported me, and request them to vote at TO.DAY'S
Primary for JOHN J. BTCkLEY.
Sacramento March I, 1888.
m10-1tN @. E. AbDINGTON.
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wHEAT-s1 Is for May


IIFAkPoCI, flarcn Slb.
wHEAr-california spot lots are dull at 9s Sd
70 90 81 Cargo let's, AS Sd for Just shipped, AIS
for nearly due aud AIS 81 for of coast.
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COMMERCIAL.
aan yranaisoo proaaca Markst..

FRANCISCO, March Jill r NJ
FIosz-SaIes are reported for Central America
and the Hawaiian Islands Best City Extra, SC %
"a so: Medium Grades, IS 50G5 rs; Shipping
Superfne, "a 25g5 9 Dbl
WusaT-The firmness OF holders has rather
checked operations during the week. The asking
price for No quality is 81 % et, while shippers
claim thst at g cs there is no margin Tor expert
ers at present ruling quotations in Liverpool Trad
ing on call does not convey an intelligent idea OF
the spot market as some OF the largest shippers do
not participate in the proceedings either directly or
indirectly So far this month not 81 gle OF sale
has been recorded on call at the Produce Exchange
and the same remark is equally applicable 10 the
whole Of last month Several reliable parties in
formed US that 81 the best offer they had been
alb TO yet for the last two days but of course they
closed no transactions at such figure. This morn
in. - OF was bid for No. White, buyer March As
sboet one third Of the month has passed, 1t would
seem that spot parcels ought TO bring more than q
q GENITAL Among the vessels cleared TINS week
were two whose cargoes footed up squarey - e etl
Grain to hi these ships must have been secured
some time ago, when the market was less buoyant-
OF course. if the exp 1T demand should cease, it
would SIMPLY be question of judgment on the part
Of holders as to whether also to withdraw or to in
wife business by reducing asking rates. Quite a
number OF contracts have been msde this week for
deliveries during the season, at buyers option,
within range Of s. 0992 III g ctl. Business to-
lay was inactive Public sales embraced SEQ tons
No. White, seller 1888 81 50 q cti Bidding was
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BORN.

Sacramento, March 1-wife OF E. D Webb. daugh-
ter.
Sacramento, February S-wiie of J. NJ Hotz. a
daughter
Amaaor City, February o-wife of John Rodgers. a
daughter.
Amador City, February 10 Wife of Louis Cavag-
nara, son.
Amador City, February 24-wife o. j. R Johns, a
son.
scarville, February 28-wifc of William Clifton. a
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Eaztsrn and Foreign Markets.

NBw YosK, March eth.
HRRADsTuYYz - Flour Is strong and WhsSs i;
| irregular, latter al 81 1871 80 2 bushel.
| WooI-Califcrnia is steady Ut l2@l4c for fal
bury and 18d20c for clean fall spring bury, LOG
zoe clean spring, 24a31c pulled, 1S'54ec-
6IpEs-CaliiorniA are dull at 254@e 3D.
CHICAGO, March 9th
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headaches.

Headache is frequen. symptom and result OF
catarrh. Sometimes 1t merely amounts to feeling
of weight, fullness and discomfort above and DO
tween the eyes, but occasionally actual and severe
pain mani'ests itself on top or back OF the head in
the temples, o. in the face, resembling neural
gia in its intensely painful character, severe dig
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At the Grain Exchange this afternoon there was
good demand, and 1,lO0 tons changed hands in a
NAV. aetual delivery, 81 o. 100 do do, % 664 100
do No ., April, 81 95l 700 do, 81 So 100 do.
Quotations of No. grades Wheat at leading CEN
faII
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st. Louis and New YORK ngureS arc ior neu winter
qualities.
BAsLKY-The course OF the market has been some
what wayward the past week. At the opening on
Monday an unsteady feeling was evident, and sub
sequentiy much easier tone was developed, when
prices began to weaken. downward move was
startee, and the situation was kept in gradually
declining condition until yesterday morning. result,
ing in tumble of about &c e ctl IN values all
round Later on Thursday an improvement took
place and the market is sh ,wsg sgas of recovery,
though gaining strength very slowly. There Is con-
the street Spot parcels OF feed firmly held on
the outside al 81 S7I for good quality, while on call
buyers can be accommodated at 81 81. Brewing 10
auotable at 81 4sal AZ, the latter an extreme No
reported transfers in Chevalier. Consignments are
generally sold prior to arrival. Today's sales in
clule 100 tons No. Feed, March, 81 S23; loo do,
81 32l; 200 do, 81 323 800 do, 81 80; 100 d.,
81 S3i 100 do, May, 81 SSl 100 do, 81 S3l; 100
do, 81 81 800 do. buyer May. old contract, 81 81
100 do, buyer the season, 81 81 100 do, 81 81 ;
200 do seller the season. 81 32 loo do, seller 1885,
81 u ID ct Closing prices were
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CATARRa OF TEE THRoAr.

The throat is invariably more or less involved in
Catarrh producing feeling of iullness and uneasi-
which exctes an almost constant disposition to
swallow or to scrape the throat, accompanied, at
times, by sensation Of rawness, irritation dis
comfort behind and above the soft palate, in the
throat itself Occasionally an almost constant sensa
ton of disagreeable dryness is experienced, giving
rise to considerable distress. Cough of variable
severity is often present. sometimes Of mere hack
Ing character, but occasionally OF very severe and
troublesome nature, accompanied by wandering
pains and other uncomfortable sensations through
the chest.
The voice is always more or less affected,
becoming hoarse, weak, uneven, muftied OF
cracked, and occasionally it is SO impaired
that it degenerat into mere hoarse
wbisDer
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Furnished House To LIST.
Containing Eight WelI-farnLsbesi Resms:
bath and hot water attachments; located oE hne
Of street railroad. Rent $50 per month.
Fer SALE

FOR SALE
A Country Resort and Hotel,
On the Road leading frOm sane 80 Jack
son, Amador, Mokeumne CITY. Silver Lake, etc,
consisting Of Dwelling, Restaurant aud Bar
large, commodiuus Hail for dancing a large Shed
for Wagons; large Earn, will accommodate 4s
horses large Fish Pond stocked with Flsh an
ico-cold Spring running well arranged Cellar
Saii to be doing the finest business OF any country
hotel in the State. Connected with Che place are
IeO acres a large part Of which Is good arabic
land balance well timbered.
This would also make a good Dairy Farm, as there
Is a good stock range in the immediate vicinity
~ VIII be sold for low price VI 5000. TeTms si
payment easy.
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DEyEL8PaENr OF cen u SPFEGN.
The alarming tendency manifested by Catarrh to
the development OF consumption is a fact more and
more recognized by the profession as it has long
since been noticed by myself and other physicians
deyoting themselves to this speciality. Indeed all
authorities now agree that next to hereditary pre-
disposition Catarrh is one Of the chief and most
frequent causes OF that fatal complaints ard It can
scarcely be otherwise when the nature of Catarrh
taken into consideration. Its tendency is to keep
the delicate structure Of the mucous membrane LIN.
ing the respiratory organs in constant state Of
Inflammation, irritation and discomfort and to exer.
else depressing, facilitating and enervating effect
upon the system Under these circumstances the
strongest constitution will in time break down and
the system viii be unable to endure or resist atmo.
and thus one after another the vital powers give
wsy The patient loses flesh and strength, feels
constantly tired and exhausted and inclined to
drowsiness and sleep. The stomach becoming sf-
fected, owing to the large amount Of often
sive secretion which is constantly conveyed to
it with She food and drink, digestion is
impaired and the appetite fails The mucous
membrane becomes morbidly sensitive, and in
spite Of the utmost care, becomes affected from
the slightest causes, SO that st last breath
Of wind upon the lining of the noae or throat
becomes productive of a cold, and gives rise
to serious disturbance of the respiratory organs.
Thus the patient subjec: to frequent aud repeated
colds each one aggravating the disease BY giving it
new impulse and attacking larger extent of sur
face than its predecessor. In this manner the
inflammation spreads from organ to organ, inyad.
ing the throat, laryux and bronchial tubes until,
encr5aching further and further, it finally reaches
the lungs Let the lesson be borne in mind
which experience teaches us daily, THAT TO NEGLECT
THE PROPER TREATMENT OF cATAREH Is TO RISK
DEATH FRoA CONSUMPTION.
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neubIe b use fgs o-sfory as.d bssser;enf 8
hard finished renting for 81 psr month. Price,
$1,000.
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MONEY TO LOAN
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
Southeast Cor. and Fosrtsa streets,
In any amount at low rate Of interest. milo Ipti


Those desirable and eiigfbIE Facates7 LOTS
on the south side OF n, between Twelfth ave
Thirteenth streets, fronting ca Capitel Pars
each Lot being 40xie0, and filled 10 the grade.
these are the most desirable Building Loss IN ths
cit