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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-11-21
LEISURE and Labor.

What great philanthropy does the man
Of leisure work out for the bene { of his
brother mem The hard working man
the studious and professional man whose
every hour represents work are The pill
lars of he so ial and commercial wor d..
The mau of leisure may be ornamental.
may be a recuniary &C. ~uisition in some
phases Of social life but the man who
helps bear the burdens Of The da aid
builds up a home, is not the man of leis.
ure. That period of life sometimes comes
to the workingrnan and he IL is who
KIN WIS how TO utilize it TO the best adj.
vantage.
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E5TlcC or F.NaL PROOF

Land Clace az DeaIwood. OAK
October ~, 1850
Notice Is hereby given the thc fol,oN iug nam
Ell sctticf nss fie6 notice ot MS Intention -
make tnal proof ju srIor; ~ lis claim an"
ilat said proof N1l} b. n8.le q ton, tbe Judge
Or in h : abs, uca The clerk - tnc distriat euurt
for Pennington county. y ! al RAPID Clty d..
f., on DeceE,bcr B. 1850, VIZ John W Smith,
beciuaf0re >fat"Msrht. Ne. y15E.
ror the T. half SW quarter, and lots 3 and !. sec.
tion = township I south, range = east, 4. II. NJ.
He NAMES the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: Charles w. Snowden, William
Dean. Isaac Snowden, Isaac Enos, ali OF French
Greek, ID. T..
!. P. LCSE Register
First publication, October "a.
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Notice of Final Proof

LAND OFFICE AT DEADwooD, ID. IT,
September II, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support of his claim.
ana that said proof will be made before the
judge, or i'm his absence. the clerk OF the district
court In and for Custer county. ID. I at Custer
City, ID. T., on November 10, 1895. VIZ: Henry
a. Albien,
Declafafoiy Statement, No, 2G42,
for the NV quarter, section %, township 6~south,
range 7 east, i III. NJ. He names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence
upon, aud cultivation of said laid land, viz {:
George G. Bolaud. Ludlow u. Reno. William A.
Brooks. Joseph Brunschnlid. all of Buffalo Gap,
ID. /.
J. 2, LuSE, Register.
First publication, October 3.
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Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwoop, y. T
n.-a.l- ~ a-..

LAND OFFICE AT DEADWooD, y. t.
September 80. loSJ.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
tinal proof IN support of his claim. and that said
proof viii be made before the judge. or I'm h $ alb.
sence, the CLERK OF the district court for Custer
county. D.. T., At Custer City, ID. T., on Novem-
Der y, 1885, viz John III. Jewctt,
Homestead. No S03,
for the s half Of NV quarter, and y half OF SW
quarter, section "a, township 2 south, range 4
east, b.. II. NJ. He names the foliowin g witnesses
10 prove his ontinuous residence upon, and
cultivation %. SAID land. viz Thomas III, Ar
mold, Nicholas G.. lcatcs, Waiter y. Walker,
Stephen j Walker. all OF Strator post-oiiice. ID. T.
J. Z. LUSE. Register.
First publicat on, October 10.
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Notice Of Final Proof
LAND OFFICE AT DEApwooD, d. tt
Gnpt 10Th lgsE 4

land OFFINE At II. III
Sept. 10Th, 1885
Notice S hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the judge or
In his absence the clerk OF the district court of
Custer county at Custer City. ID. T., ON Nov. End
1885. viz p
T. or and \ hfN w or, sec. 10, tp 6 3, X 6 K
Il II NJ.
lie names the follow ing witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said band, viz:
Ludlow B. Reno. George G. Boland, william
Enochs, charles Conger, Of Buffalo Gap, ID. T..
!. y. Luse, Register.
First publication Sept. &c.
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Notice of Final Proof.

Land Office at Deadvood. Oak !
October :, lSs5.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before the judge,
or IN his absence, the clerk of the district court
for Pennington county -. r., at Rapid City,
Green,
Je"Lsrafcry 81 tcD,nt. No.. 24e?.
for The NV quarter, section 70. township 7 south,
range Z east, h. II. NJ. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land VIZ; JOHN
Alkire. William Buckley, Samuel !Icnlyrs u,
Jerry CotberIi, all of buffalo Gan. OF
j. J.. LUsE. Rtg.et,i
First publication, October 10.
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Z hicago He ALI

II is Allegheny in Pennsylvania, ALE.
ghany in ' irgin a. and Al.egany in New
! ork ecentiy the poSto &c depart
me- being in doubt as 10 how the name
should he spelled In Maryland. applied to
the HistDri al society OF that state. which
recommended Allegany. because that
spelling accorded with the statute creating
Aliegany COUNT. Maryland.
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II have noticed. I" said a brakeman,
shat nc W engine bells ring the same
note. This seems rather strange. too,
for they are ali male OF precisely the
same metal. are cast In the same mod. and
manufactured ia the same factory
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A number of Russians are 10 settle In Q
valley North OF sitka, ALASKA. an ageni
now ira Gig a.ross she coa,inep, having
sNlsetd the site
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more money than at anything elseby
3utaking an agency for the best Iseling
book ont. Beginners succeed grandly
None fail. Terms free. HALLETT Book
Co.. Portland, Maine
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" l. hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of Application for Patents lac published for the
period of sixty days mine consecutive weeks)
AZ Custer CRY, Custer County. Dakota.
J. 7, LCSE. HeVtSssf
Fi.,. publication, October ~.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-15

There are seven pottery manufactures in
California, namely, at Lincoln, Oakland
Sacramento, San Jose Michigan Bar (Sac-
ramento county,, Elsinore (San Diego
county, and San Francisco That at Lin
coin is the largest, seven kilns being USED.
The one at Sacramento has i've, San Jose
three and East Oakland two.
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George Parson Lathrop, the poet and
novelist has written highly compliment
ary letter about It, and Joaquin Miller
says he is quite enthusiastic on the subject.
The Ocean Nail Service.
New YORK, August 14th.-The Ti56uns
says: The attempt of the Her1ids Wash
ingtOn correspondent yesterday % show
that the sea borne mails OF the country
would be delivered as rapidly, frequently
and as safely under the new arrangements
Of the POstmaster-General as by the lines
that have heretofore carried them, was Wig
Orously criticised at the offices of the differ
ent mail lines yesterday. The article was
pronounced By the officials either false,
misleading or incorrect III nearly every
paragraph. The statement that there are
five American steamship lines running out
OF New Orleans IS downright talSchCOd,'
said one Of the Pacific Mail people. " Ii is
said the mail from San Francisco 10 Paua-
ma viii hereafter be brought TO New York
and taken from here by steamer 10 Pana-
ma, thus cITecting saving. Il Wlil, if the
letters get here in time 1oT the steamers,
which leave here three times Ii month.
But this IS nothing. It has been carried on
for years II took our steamers eighteen
days to go from san Francisco to Panama,
because We stopped at all the points Of inl-
California. The China mail ROW goes
through Marseilies, France, where the
cholera is reginz. and then to the Suez
Canal. This lakss about two weeks longer
than by cur route. Il is stated that this
length Of time does not amount to much.
ana that nearly all business is done by
cable. IL costs rom 81 so 10 s. a word for
messages between here and China, and a
bill OF ladin5 IS most important 10 q merch-
an. 1t times It enables him to raise
money, for instance when ne may need it
badly, and it is nonsense to say the mail is
suppantei by the telegraph"
There has been much talk in business
circles here during the past week regarding
the apparent uuWiliingness oi British
steamers 10 wait even a few bOurs for the
Australian mails, Since the refusal Of the
Pacific Mall and other steamship lines to
carry them, merchants having Australian
connections have been endeayJring to get
the lnnln line 20 make special arrange
ment5 Tor mail transp pOrtation. This morn
ing the agents Of the Inmau line announced
The intention Of sending q late steamer on
two Saturday afternoons in September land
on September 9th the first Of these viii seiD
70 accommodate merchants and shippers
vino wish 70 make up Saturday afternoon
mails for Europe Postmaster Pearson saws
every opportunity will be taken 10 send
late mails on Saturdays. but the service
could not be regular uD these days OF sail
Ing. The 8uiS Of tie mail viii ~ on early
st.iIn-rs, or au one If the fast ones. and q
supplemental mail m-le i0- The late -hiD
when time Is allowed There viiI probably
be late boat Oh Saturday.
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WHOLE NO. lO,708,

Germany's claim to protection over all the
territory occupied in Zanzibar by German
subjects including that Of Sultan Vita, Ger
many friend. The Sultan OF Zanzibar has,
ordered ms subjects to keep peace with the
Germans, and has withdrawn his truOps
from the now recognized German territory.
The Cholera Scourge.
MADRID, August I4th.-In Granada 1he
cholera is increasing feartIl.v In theni
lnces outside the city there have been rc-
ported to-day 2lo deaths from the disease
and iSJ new cases and il the ctv 2IS
deaths, and 455 new cases The paDular
agitation against sanitary .aie!fcrtnce has
been renewed II Seville. The local author
Ities have all resigned. The shots are
closed; no business IS done, and the scourge
has an unobstruc.ei field.
MADRID, August st14th.-Incompletec chcl-
era returns tor yesterday show 915 new
cases and ,3o9 deaths thcOughou. the cgun-
try.
LoNDoN; August 14th-The Englisl. Gov
eminent has Issued an order prohibiting
the importation Of rags from France.
WASHINGTON, August I4th. - United
States Consul Mason. at Sfarsei}les in n
cab!cgram to- the Secretary Of State TO-DAY.
says the cholera in that place is Asiatfc.
anu very fatal. Deaths number forty daily.
The disease is spreading to the iute,io-
GiBRALTAE, August 14th.-Au vessels
arriving here trOrI Portuguese ports are
quarantiued. There have been altogether
only three fatal cases of cholera here. and
the house in which the victims lived had
iOrty-scVen occupants. and was III bad
sanitary condition. The Spanish Consul
reports that the cholera has aHueared
within the Spanish lines.
PARIS, August 14th.-The cholera is
inc 70 "a .E
Ia Ej5erte asserts that cholera has appeared
al Hanoi aud other places On the Red river.
TonqUin.
MARsEILLEs, August 14th.-Thcre were
twenty deaths from cholera here today.
At the Pharo Hospital eight cases were ad-
mltted aud two patients died. There are
now iiity-t!ree patients under treatment 1t
the hospital.
MADRID, August I4th.-A gratifying de-
crease is reported in the number Of cholera
cases in Madrid today. In the cluital
there were 10 new cases and II deaths. and
IN the province y new cases and
~ deaths. In SaGagOssa the epidemic is
decreasing slightly. In Granada the con.
ditlCn IS terrible. Many doctors are GyiUs
Whole streets are infected with the scGIl~.r.
by which entire families have been carried
away. The total number Of deaths in the
infected provinces since the outbreak OF the
~ tiHt2e - v''oy0, anu IL IS esilInateo That
o.'o0o i.o'9'''a nave iiao ir1H the kingdom
The salvation Army and the Haunts Of
Vice.
LoNDoy, AucustI4.h.- Booth. Of the Sal
yation ARMY. writes 10 the p9rers tbgt ne
has q project for the formation -of an otfre
OF help and inquiry. with headquarters in
London, and agencies I'm ti5f 7,-,.iuras ans
IN lhe principal cities throughout the world.
Aen speaElns different languages and
laiaihaI 6i WIZ the h%unis Of wee and the
LI4.Ac ~ Gltl7' WI! be employed, ready -
ASSIST an girls WHO wish TO reform, ana
" 40 Will &Iu parents and guardians Gf
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HALE BR0S. < %.
-Ez. -T@ NEg->R III TNG
Figured F0lIard Cloths, Seven-eighthS Of
ayard wide, at 5 cents yard. This
is about half their regular value.

Many are taking advantage Of the values
we are offering during our CLEARANCE
Qualities the best. and prices never SO low
as now.
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30 NIoce &c Patents.

WAsHIEGToE. August 14tb.-Ac.iog Com
missioner Walker, of the General Land
Otfce, has declined to issue any more pat
ont5 10 the Northern Pacific Railroad pend
ing decision fixing the legal status of the
road in this regard. He follows the rule
iald down by Commissioner Sparks in re
iation - the California and OREGON and
Oregon and California roads. The question
at issue, briefly stated. IS that the road was
not completed within the time required by
law, and that until Congress takes definite
action IN one way or the other, no steDS
should be taken 10 place it beyond the
power OF the legislative branches Of the
Government 10 protect public rights.
Order 10 Naval OfRoers- appointment.
WAeHINGroy, August I4th.-An order
similar to that recently issued BY Secretary
EDticott will shortly be sent ont from tie
Navy Department The navy regulations
require that officers shall serve three years
at sea and three years on shore returning
AZ tie end Of the latter period to duty
Complaint has been made by some OH GERS
ina. they did not receive the full term on
shore. To remedy any such evils that may
exist, two OtIicer5-Cne f N the line and
one from the sIaf-will be probably de-
tailed at an early date to keep a record,
showing the kind Of work officers are en-
gagged in, and the leng q of time they have
been engaged. When three years shore
duty have elapsed, officers viii be seut to
sea.
It is announced, u7officially, that Gen
eral Luther II. Meiiey, of Lima, O., has
been appointed Assistant Com missioner Of
the General Land Office, and viii assume
the duties OF the position on September
1sti the date when the resignation Of Lu-
ther Harrison takes effect. General MeiIev
Is native of Ohio, and served in the
army on General Vandevers staff. At the
close Of the war he praCticed law until
1873, when he was appointed Adiutant-
General OF his State under Governor Bishop.
Thanks from General Hancock.
NRw YORK, August 14th.-General W.
). Hancock, having completed the duties
imposed upon him in connection with the
sepulcher Of General Grant, issues bulle-
TN, thanking in detail the organizations
and ommanders-miiitary naval, veteran.
civic and municipal-that assisted. His
Obligations 10 members Of his staff are ac-
knowledged by name, and the presence of
General Gordon, Of Georgia. and General
Lee, OF virginia, Is spoken Of as especially
gratifying.
Roach's Liabilities.
NET YORK, August I4th.-The schedule
OF assets and liabilities Of John Roach was
filed This afternoon. Il shows liabilities of
over 5000 coo. The nominal assets are
stated TO be $, Isl 900, and the actual assets
s. +Si 900.
Miss Cievelsnd's Book
New YORK, August I4th.-The publisher
says that Miss CleYeland's book Continues
q great success. The work sells not only
on account of the position of the writer.
but because Of its undisputed merit. The
Empress of Russia has written an auto
graph letter to Miss Cleveland, requesting
her permission TO have the book trans-
lated in Russian. The Empress has a
great admiration for the, work, and makes
the request on behslf Of her countrywonen.
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Black Satin Parasols covered with esCUria lace net
and cOlored silk lining, shrred; reduced from
$40 70 So SO.
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"a -gsTGE--E,-s UC CETQ.
EgEET1 u C-I-

Black Satin ParasO!s covered with eSCural lace net
satn-iineG; reduced from So so to So SO.
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CRONKITE e. ZONES

7H1s NINTH STREET BETWEEN J AND
IUlU K. General Blecksmithing and Wagon
making. Lumber and Spring Wagons II stock
and made TO order, and for sale at prices gs low
ss an iuSerior Eastern vehicle. Also, for sale
Pony Phaeton. Repairing at bedrock prices.
Give US q call suI4plm
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GE BUYS A CORD OF STOVE WOOD, Or
W Ton OF COAL. at the C. o. D. Wood
promptly delivered 70 any pS,rt OF The city,
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IA REDUC1D.

Black Satin ParasOIs, trimmed with Span
lace, satin lined; reduced from ST 81
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ATT0REETs.AT-LAYF.


4 TTOREEY-AT-LAW OFFICE. SOUTH
=. west corner OF Fitch ana ) streets, Rooms
-, - su1 Il Su.t5y Euilding. gul0
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{ TTNEEET AND COUNSELOR -AT-I.AF.
=. VII prscjice IN all State and United states
DpiiTts- lihoe, upstairs over. No 623 J street
southwest corner of Seventh, Sacramento eu7 q
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JOLIET Iii.) August 14th.-Mary Dan
iels, OF Terra Haute, white woman, and
Charles \. Stewart, negro mailing from
the same city, We're released from the Joliet
Prison yesterday, after serving one year
each for bigamy Mary eloped from Terre
Haute. leaving her white husband and
Stewart left his colored vile The two
went TO Marseilles, H., and were married.
but were followed uD from Indiana by
Stewart dusky better half. VINO had them
arrested and convicted. A popularity about
the Daniels woman IS that when she
reached tie prison her face and hands had
been colored by some kind Of stain that
gave her the appearance OF a bright-COlOred
mulatt0 woman. A years sojOurn behind
the bars had bleached out her skin to its
natural color, so that when she was called
upon for discharge yesterday the prison
officials we're astonshel to see that in
stead uf being Z lMiaCo, Mary Daniels
had blue eyes and fir skin. with rosy
checks, and instead oil lsiuky hair her head
was adorned with bans Of light broIn
color. Stewart had been released several
hours ahead OF the woman, bat instead of
leaving town he hung about the prison,
waiting for her release. She remained az
the prison until the St. Louis train arrived.
when she got aboard giving her co.ored
lQYeI the slip,
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.. DeBERNARDI & CO.
- T. dzk
S. GERSON g. CO.

NO &%O y Sacramento
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
VI dealers in Imported and Domestic F71lits
Vegetables, Nuts and Dried Fruits. jy2S-tf
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

IN undersigned have this day formed q co.
partnership for the purpose Of carrying on >
Real Estate, Insurance and General Coliectins
BUSINESS at 405 street. Sacramento, Cal. undei
the firm name of WISEMAN & SERVER
JOS. WISEHAN,
r. D. SERVER,
Sacramento. July IS, 1885 yy2ll
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~. II. BEATTY q g. c. DEHsON,
A TTORHETs AND COU2SsELOR ORs-AT-IAW.
II CticGS; Metropolitan Block, L street. be-
tween Fourth and Fihh, Sacralne1.:o. F7ttrlrce
next door % Aetropoli;an Theater. je2e-tf
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NEW YORK, August 14tb.-Ths Trt5llae
says: Thunder storms appear to have a De
cgiar liking for Clcrm0nt, where Grant is
buried, ana u IS q common report by
those who are acquainted with the Vi
c!nlty that ClermOnJ always gets the worst
OF the storms Yesterdays showers were
the first that the battery has experienced
since Camp Grant was established Captain
Fesscndln saws it was one of the finest
sights he had ever witnessed, to see the
clouds swell and roll mp in great masses
over the Palisades and around the bluff.
At times the lightning seemed iucessant,
streaming from several points at the same
time. Esch fash was followed by peal
of thunder, fresh detOnations breek king out
rs the old ones we're rolling away in the
distance The sentinels around the tomb
became alarmed at the Vividne5s Of the
lightning and removed the bayOnets from
their muskets. In one OF the sheds where
3 crowd Of men and women had gathered
from the rain, q dazzling fash, which was
followed by IN instantaneous clap of thuD-
der, caused several Of the women to scream
with fright, aud wild panic prevailed for q
moment. No harm was done in the vicin-
ity of Ciermonj, but reports indicate that
lightning had struck several times in the
neighporhO0i
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Black Satin Parasols with black and
Innings; reduced from $5 to $3 SO.
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70 ee Counted by Weight.

WAsH1NGToy, August 14th.-The contro-
ve:sy rs to how the money in the vault of
the Su5-Treasdry At San Francisco should
he counted whether by weight or hv each
piece Of coin, has been decided 6v the
Treasury Department in favor ofthe count
by weight, and the Sub-Treasurcr Of San
Francisco has been so notified
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YOUNG s DUNN.

4 TTORNEY5 AID COUEsELORs-AT-LA
y Ohce, Southeast Corner Of Fifth and J
streets, Sacramento. Cal. aul4-run
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Trade with Brazil.

New YORK, August 14th.-Ex- Minister
Osborne arrived from Brazil yesterday. He
Gays: " The balance of trade with Brazil
is against Us. We buy every year about
$40 00O, 600 worth Of Brazilian goods. and
sell the Braziliaus about 510,GO0.000 worth
OF American goods. We are glad TO take
their sugar, India rubber and coffee, and
send them as much -four kerosene and
other commodities as our limited means
of communication will allow We import
100000 bags of coffee every year. But
We can send Brazil all the -four che wants.
She does not grow wheat, and is further
hampered IN many other respects Eng
land, France, Italy and Germany are send
ing her -four now, but we could supply
her with all she wants if we only had
ships enough to transport il. The same
rule would apply to machinery and cotton
goods. We are not selling nearly rs much
-four as we did formerly The Argentine
Republic, Chile and Trieste have taken
our places, and there viii be no revival of
the trade until we establish better means
OF communication"
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CLINTON L. WHITE. LINCOLN WHITE.
WRITE s WHITE,
4 TT0REEYS-a aT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR
- uer Firth and streets. Rooms 10 and IL
7utter Building. Sacramento Cal au3-tf