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THE OMAHA BRIDGE.
The U. r. Should Give the Other
Reads Access on Reassn.
able Terms.
A WARM WAVE MOVING EAST.
WARD.
Inc lri-h Conference at Boulogne:
- No Reconciliation
Probable.
THE SITUATION Ar:THc INDIAN
THE SITUATION Ar:THc INDIAN
AGENCY.
~ telegraph 70 the SEws.I
iuE RAILROAD QUARREL
- Peal Train Prevented fFeu
CPossing the Omaha Bridge.

- Telegraph 70 the NEWELL
lHE RAILROAD QUARREL.
- Peal Train Prevensed fres
Csossiag she Omaha Bridge.
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 3l.-A ten.
p.rary injunction was granted on
petition Of Ernest Stull, Of Omaha,
20 prevent $3.50, 900 in bonds voted
by the city to aid the Union Pacific
railroad in the construction Of Q
union depot here, from being
turned over 10 that company. The
Injunction is blsed on the ground
that the Unicn Pacific should give
all roa.s access to the depot on
reasonable terms, and IL now shows
a disposition 10 violate the contract.
The hearing is set for January 5th.
After the order Of the court had
been served on the Union Pacific
last night and that company had
learned from the court that the st.
Paul trains could come across the
briSse, an attempt was made
to bring fast tntn on
the latter road from Council Bluffs.
The train had progressed but . short
distance when It was brought 70 =
stands.ill by the tracks being torn
I'D for $50 feet. An attempt was
made to take the train over another
route, but the switch was blocked
by an engine sriered there to keep
the train from going through.
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New YORK, Dec. sl.-Duilneae
again became the most prominens
feature Of the stock market this
morning. The opening prices among
the leading stocks showed more de-
cliues than advances, the loss on
the Union Pacific reaching ] PEI
ceut Later in the hour, . bessel
tone prevailed, which brought most
sfocks back to the opening figures.
Al IL, the market was dull and
stesdy to firm It Insignificant
chapxesf,om the drst pricse.
Amer IL O'Clock further progresn
~ made In the direction q highel
figures but IL Improvement wss, u
5: essss, vs,s lot a !
AT noon the marie
I'd dull a clooe To In,
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V Not Come Homa

- ai.patch from Wash.
-. "a learaed last evenin,
4 s.s s cains viii not come
b ~, "a. the funeral servir-
ali'ei H. Game, whose
-. Aanounced in cur col.
b. @.'y' 1t would rs5 i,s
!, 10 make the ND
the de IT. ~
ca short n OF
4 the il ae im-
ass ts. Game
Pee eat conse-
J makes il
.ouid remain
Game are re-
from hosts of
md out of public
ie .tsiiag up bravely in
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UNITED STATES COMMERCE.

WILL Be NAILEo To ANY ADDRESS
w for 4 limited period upon the receipt
CT 81. With the zane, We will send FRFE
q copy o! our latest publication, tom
piistion ~ the L. : Revenue Laws and
New Tariff Rate.
Address United States Commerce.
sso-.fau. 6a-s.
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RncoNCILIA1JoN IxPRoBABrr

PARrs, Dec. 3l.-The Steele claims
that . hot and hostile discussion
took place yesterday at the con.
ft.euce between Messrs. ParneII and
O'Brien ct Boulogue-sur.mer. This
diseussion, according to the Steele
lasted until toward midnight ana
rend0n . reconciliation between
the Irish leaders most Improbable.
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The slayer eSThe Psssaasses
ehaPIe1.
CARoLlr6S, MasA, Dec. a.

CARoLLT6N, MasA, Dec. 3l:.At
the preliminary examination OF NC.
Bride, yesterday, for the killing 81
J. p. Matthew'S, the republican
postmaster Of this place, last Christ
mas, twenty-five or thirty witnesses
were examined. After exhaustive
arguments II was decided that NC
Bride acted In self-defcnse ana ne
was discharged.
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QiNWCOQEY

DiNWCODEY
Is now prepared to wait upon
customers in his New Store;
he has a magnificent line CT
Furniture, Carpets and Val.
Paper. Call and sac him.
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9 H&Souncil N Il in regu,a
H., IT,. - night Wit aisyorsoot
-, The Council Chambe
overfiowing with Law
n.y. ss men and other spec
Nrious to hear and see wha
ION would bc made o
~ 4 iignation protect againsr
MI, a liquor license TO the
Theatre. AFTER the min
- been resd and a numbel
f.,, ctions made, the usual ordeI
ss was proceeded with a.
Pe.ish PETITIONS
-. of Hyrum Harris and
-. ting for an extension OF
Comniliexth ana s.r.n,n E,s,
,,on "a waterworks.
80, .e Tippet & Wood, PhiDs'
- 70 ersey. asking to be al
p..,,,:- on stand pipes and
Of pred to the mayor.
10, 1 privilege. 4. ;hafer, asking
S'.y Cree,s va to continue their
ioU'. Conlnit,ter tunhel at IS pei
IetitioR c. slee OH saterworks.
nittee on "a iic(aith Hap, asking
Petitio, acens} snseN Issued. Com.
ngton Snn"e east Simpson, asking for
ink. 70 ern part OF Wash
roards, mit e used rs a skating
Petition tee on pablic
.ty on viii. Deed Hammond, ask
ithout tn ne b on certain prop
rney. city's olcs an old deed
Petitiouor,v seal. City at
rect hstr.'.ch ostsnhoime for
nth Sire, Fiji % Third West
Petition % W las iea tn and Sixth
ynnent NJ snion Granted.
Ise No. I se as & Benson, for
ferred b caountiI ed on engine
-tment So"mittee Ag to $llS.65
EDITION of r. G. Oh hre dc
! the ditch on Sixth o,r. ,s.;ro
Reen Fourth and VIZ a S.s
eg r. numed. Co south
clifton Of Pare; p ''ee Oh
ns an extension of N, i, T.
! street. Commits mains
,tition Of VIM. Wolf "'
idiers license. Com nr
titlOn of W. H. p,vI r on
appointed to the N.;,o
!, oiiicer' Referred VSn u
.ition Of r. l.. Job,soj AN 'Hs
gwen situation on ~ Miny
same order. VI ~ Ans
= hamilton and otb..
for a single 81 aske5
5! iai5way over the Snl POuble
!: Commencing al the wins
'ond codth and S;.,s g rneT
; thence west on ye.t
70 a point near the ,oni
ay line of section 2 4. vel
sOutn, range west, a dist. wv
an. ani ,rree-fourtlis miles me-
nsfs Represented that fIht
nsd a Preliminary org,n lsy
I'D had subscribed sIo on. l.
me road. Committee b
COMMUNICATIONS.
OF John "
Herring to sell the tools
cry J. used 1...i in boring wate d
"a City Creek Canyar
Ltee on saterworks.
of HeIem.,
ger calling attention ~ H.
iacation OF April 18th of III
year IN regard to Ieasin
m Springs property. Cor
Q public grounds.
unlcation from the
skiing fox an appropria4
ON salary account. Pia(
list. - =.
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two 'ss.srssey Of presehls. were =.
posi'S.. shortly Afterwards,
hiss ~ children Of the
aud ttsSrtment sprang a sur
pris Ill teachers, by p pre-
pris ~ Nth . handsome eook .
senluf ne Christmas tres
Piiss.I iistributed by san; ;.s
vdp ~ shs little folks, amid
Ci(ssas = delight. The days
"a included with an I'M
ID IA, which was quiie
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~ NEw YEAR.

a 49," A<An n.
ri Distric: Cour, todsy.
lJw being New Years
News viii suspend pub
lil Friday.
suit of but little import
pied Commissioner Nor
zion today.
time card win go into
llIe Rio Grande Western
on January LIST. The
2pear ia osr advertising
case Of the estate of Ed
'.Dorne, the Probate Court
es.erday made order for the
ion OF notice 10 creditors and
bppoiniIent Of appraisers.
fgne-s, services over tb. |
Of l..rei IL. Caine win be !
tn =, ond Ward meeting
p nov trhursIayb 1t
/ AXE Ca'edoaian Club
p grand '.Hogmanny
togmanny Nichtr at
aF.5rs, ats O'Clock. A
= Al Il is extended 10 ali
J . er-.
hrsadcioih clothes and
p ii up by the police
III culmer block this!
e q sSen TO the CITY
he in a Carney cab.
/ 3ald tot be learned. II
= Els- ssSts st the West. 1
"a Telegraph OH &c for la
Ehss; Monroe EijEasstlr
lichael J. Kelly Iolun,hsTS II
tonbsrS III. c. Morris. re {
:. A. Forsyth, Wn. YeIaad. f
ELLIS, OF Soarh BOuntinll
the city yesterday ana was 70
.in OF bGnco steerers. who m
into a den on Main Street
ing cheated cut of $40. Mr. lie:
titled the police Officers in
co men, fearing arrest, fin rir
tie money back. grl
: WEBB & OLSEN. rraan In
i. Second South Stree. e-s
male an assignment r. MI;
i. Tne firm was the sue. t,r,
the t6ans Mems Coon. p
eeen IN business only a a r
rs The amount Of the SIR,
liabilities is not definitely | Sou
T,
.GE licenses were iss,Ias pay
$. follows james Me- hou;
Norah FenHeli; Charles Ref
to Denora Parker: Iym part
to Selma d. Winters Pc
!. milestone 10 Elizs that
Cypiiea Aiirchault 10 betw
,assant, stree
$780,, 80. waite
st9E1s out. Il is an eS. askin
WITH This number the on =
IS distributing packages , wort.
p .zhich is STAMPED - PET
CoHtr75ifsoT." The r.. ned.
ne appropriate remind licens,
SC take the hint, as the Pei;
sses its willingness, and Ito he
, be- sharp-pei aud an polirs
loved overtime paper. Mayor
1wN, working at tbe Pe.iI
Of Taylor. Ii0mncy & p be g
ct he lett s brown over force;
room inside the yard. IL. Z
lie IN the morning. bat ior a fr
ut ; O'Clock in the at track
tel the coat, il Ind streets:
disappeared. The OF oeco
appreciate the joke slfes,
slng article be as t:,-s- south
=, ;, shipl s.
: t.si ofatlon were Of one :
With the Sscae:arv De;ition
..Ey, who has issued | ha.i fnr;,
lorizing them Il act lion, sn'
.ricles Ct iHeorpora- buII,!inn
consolidated Gold and Streets. Q
company, ofOsiea:
a..i'hS company cf
izahe.h Consolidated Comm
r sfining Comn,"r Smell, OF
ysviIIe Co-o,ef,,;; machine
.stitutiou 81 - tunnel
Commit
rs..L Comml
'ou ntiful, vas finej commn1i
7 Frat for killing I present =
-. :. NJ me Trial il the Warn
ut that DalrympIe nlittee OF,
!, tse Nenison TO Commu
-, ~ i'iis ely. The aGiitOr as
; w., "a, :"r persons Of 10000,
.as o' o. season., IS on the app
-ar5inEiy ap-
ioner NOrrsl R.cors :
.siss 5,; = a.; :! g =
\ fine Of sig
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THE INDIAN WAN.
the Hattie kept mp until the Sol
diers ara Called In.

The Battle kept mp until the Sol
diers ara Called In.
| OMAHA, Dec. 3I.-A Bee specia
from Rushville says that a bIindinI
snowstorm which 10 fast ASSUMING
the proportions Of q blizzard ba.
been raging here and at the agency
since O'Clock this morning. Tn.
advises are that the desultory fighl
was kept up nearly all night
at Battle Grove within \
few Mills of the agency
until, by reason OF the suspjcions
actions Of the alleged friendly In.
Iians in the camp near the 4 gency.
he troops were called in from the
WHAT HAS ETC NE or TIE BUCKs?
The Qus=tion on every hand is,
What has become Of tile supposedly
large nuinter Il the friendly bucks
located s.uth Of the Agency until
yesterday? A ha.fbresd courier
who WIS through that camp
lat night reports that nearly every
able-bodied Indian in this outfit had
quietly slipped away after duck and
ioined the hostile forces. Tn.
friendly indians At Pine Ridge now.
be says, are principally squaws anu
those not able to fight. Up to IL
O'Clock this morning, however,
everything Is quiet, both sides rest
ing on their nrms and each await
,rg some mIve frtm the opposing
forcer. That
FURTHER DESPERATE FIGHTING
will occur there seems no doubt. Ii
the Iniians should make an on.
slaughs during this storm they
would undoubtedly have q great ad-
rs they are In their ele-
meDt ut such times. The danger
% that the Indians will now
break away TO their strongho.ds
In Bad Lands and that they will! be
by the II ,sebud, Stand
ing Rock and cher Indians. Eight
more dead soldiers were brought to
The agency after dark las. night,
being a lart Of yesterdays fatalities.
THE LOSSES OF THE INDIANS.
The losses TO the Indians are
Known to have been great, bnt the
iefinite number has not as yet been
Two strangers were
'ound murdered within two miles of
he agency. They are now believed
o be the teamsters from Nashville.
Indian signal lights were
,gain plainly visible last night
IN the rough country twenty
niles to the north. 1t has been re-
suggested here that in the |
went Of further hostilities, q part Of |
he State militia might be used TO |
eood advantage In the small towns
,aAfest the reservation, TO guard
Ir Jnstthe struggling Lands, mas
y ,ch 81 In : .eneral fight, ms reg
;f4r t,osps Souii undoubtedly have
J they could sate care ,fat the seat
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Go TO
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
No. SO Main st.
for BLANK
Yarns,
haW Is,
Sd Sheetings,


Carload Domestic Sewing Ma.
chimes just received at Younl
Brcs. IS Main st.
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WANTED.

4 GIRL To ID GENERAL HOUSE
- wors Apply to Airs C. b. Feli, 5 y.
Main - dsf
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n Pnsne1l csassrenes.

BouLo0NE, Dec. 3l-Parnell,
Kenny, Scully and Bryne leit thu
CITY today en- their return TO
Lendon. No announcement il
yee made - to when and where the
uext conference between PhrnejI
and OsBrien vii take place.
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CURTAINS AT DIM
WOOOEYS
All grades and makes O.
Curtains. A very varied and
beautiful line of tn sSe goods
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Deua.AAs GsSs

: j s: s.: =: !:
En~s~n ior gold FOG
New York ~ Inx
d Continues III dsn1o ~:
rne p.-s charges SIX per oens
loSns.
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MRS WIysLOw's >OorHISG SYETP
should always be used 10 children teeth
ing. u soothes the child. softra- the glrs,
aliAys all pin. cures nj q eJiic. ard ! 70
best remedy for disrrhrl. IEpniy I've
cent? a bottle se,e ri
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A GOOD GIRL PERMANENT PLACE
"A small family and good wages, s.,
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~. 0fWmsp WeI6, the secretary
! 4sutnna tslder the Cleveland
hdmiuinfFnfinm.
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EOR SALE.
NOTICE.

EUHNITU AND HOUSEHOLD
u Goods Of all descriptions. Cook and
Parlor stoves; even thing almost new. At
ei5 east, Fourth South
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rARpoNs GRANTED.

The following inmates Of the city
prison We're partioned by the Mayor
during the last quarter: Richard
Thompson, Jeanette Lynch, James
! sxsi sanieis. -Bsssls Brown and Y ~,
Turner. Fsiesi.
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Finance comm

nance comm
The city record,
amount Of water Z
February 10, and d
watermains. The
lows: The amour
so 49, 81. As TO n @
naius, the l0).Gsl .,as
sgi,2sl 81, or % 2T-I09 go r.te
o. ~ Sul- .. per olsck of SO eef.
IN me e'.y engineer e. ~ted on the
H. So "a : ~ ~ " Smells work on
foI T nei IA cly5 Creek canyon as
Is * i9 ieet isAnei at s. 20 pey foot sle 70
:" 1-i' es5rea cut at 81. s5........ "a il
To,sf -
-'--'-.-------.--...,.--... -----sisls IS
A Jyled.
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,xopsra Company.

I4kmma Abbott's ceIe.
o bah Opera Company viii
J ! season Of five perform
gxuani' will be the open
y e. Tomorrow afternoon the
y III Of Norruandy" VIII oe
CPL p,stinee. Tomorrow even
'iYe7J Trovatore'' will be pre-.
ng l,d on Friday and Saturday
ia the ssALasked BalP' ano
v |" AsoIryn" will be given ne
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81 District Copr,

- il u "a posed of the fol.
~ The First DistrIc,
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ADVICE TO NOTIFIES.

E1R SALE IN Provo CITY. 4 GOOD
I Butchers busine = Apply TO Robert
Blrkin. street. Provo CITY q Meh.N-t
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FOLDING BEDS.
A most complete line at
Dinwoodey's-
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(. q Nv, Dec. 3l.-The genera
al the Scotch railways
har ouncsd that the strikers
.r. a.. The trains are run
nlh lsrly,A---
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! ..,,-.., ARE = IL
Trke.s, 500. ~
= SILAs CLAR8
Care Gin 1oss.s
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A GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEw OK
"A Good wages Must core vel recon.
mcnded George " Cannon. Under Zion's
Savings Bank. M
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Get a wire door Mat at z Q. NJ.
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We have just 4 Real Alaska
Seal Jackets left. They c'st
before the rise in seal, 900,
$500, $4,000 and $4,000.
They are today worth 80 per
cent more, but can be bought
at the above prices during this
sale.
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ka.Child
Rog-
Ion to
nber
-
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rtWo weeks since Lutbar
fnFls, q BOuniifui, was 1ina.i
niSsioner Pratt for kjiljn~
!. O season. At the trial !?
T i;'.ts out that DalrympIe |
'l7ed o. The venison 10
sons Co, Of this city. The
/, 5 IL sGlawfnl for ners9ns
- l@er ous of season. g
I BOOT taem, AMI aTessrs
al " -7-7:7r,,- -.
ioner N0rrslI
s., % ins
~. Il was AZ
v-I,. --.i. was DurI
p, - ll Hninking about 4
: $50. 4 fine Of sij
Vs. --il .--.
The morning call., 1890-12-20
THE STOCK MARKET.

As a general rule the best prices for mining
stocks yesterday were higher than those of Thurs
day, though the Improvement was small except in
Potosi, which rose from 81 O5 to "a 60. The close
appears below.
Local securities were more active Hawaiian Com
mcrcial advanced to $l3 So.
True Consolidated is assessed 21ac, DELINQUENT
January S1st.
AT the annual meeting Of Andes Thursday there
were 1920 OF the 100000 shares Of capita, stock
represented. Several changes took place in the
Board OF Directors the following being the board
In Its recognized form: Nat T. Messer, President:
L. c. Frazer Vice-President; Con o'Connor, W. S.
Lyle and H. Zadie. Trustees. John w. Twigg was
reappointed Secretary, and Joseph Ryan SUPER
intendent. The members who retired from the
board were w. M. Fox. NJ. p. Hall and Walter
Turnbull.
Justice milled last week 1874 tons ORE assayipr
$40 So; overman 1856 tons, SIT "a.
The Mutual Savings Bank has declared a half
yearly dividend at the OF $40 per cent on term
and $50 per cent ordinary deposits payable jan
uary I'd.
Vigorit Powder has declared a dividend of &c
payable January LIST.
Assessments falling delinquent on mines of
the Pacific Coast States ard Territories in 1850
amounted TO 49, of value of 81, 1872 400; against
144, of value OF So. 9S9 $50, in 1889 This years
assessment list the smallest for at least nine
years, and is distributed as follows: California
mines, 1887 eco; Nevada mines, 81 ,7S9 400; Ari-
iona mines, s1s 5000: Alaskan mines, $4,000;
Mexican mines. $4,000. Ia the past nine years the
mining assessments show aggregate of $50 25l-
500, equal TO an average of over S4,000,00O per
annum.
The morning call., 1890-12-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Joseph NJ. Comerford to Margaret D. Leary.
s sl on jose q sw pay e WIN NM line
joseph SsS to Mary Iesfy ct: al
lot on NV. line OF San Jose ave. 2S:5sl
s sw Of . Day ST.. S. 2e:lO1s. W. $685., n.
Eugene ". Hawiey to Rose diiic, lot on E $500
line OF Thirty eighth ave-, 300 N. of ST.,
william Norris to John Kieinhaas, ali out. ~
side lands of Block 776..................... &
Reese Lleweyn and wife TO Michael
O'ShaughnesSy, lot on Sc. OF Clement
and Eighteenth sts., E. S5xl0o. ............ 10
Edward Chevassus to Gertrude L. Rossiter,
all OF outside lands OF Block 1907 . 10
jacob Heyman to Henry Moeckel. lot on s.
line line Of II Twenty,seventh ST., go W. of San
H: P. Cristy to j. H. stenoerger. lot 81. ~
rd Block ! College Homestead Association 10
n antb o, LOT on Ne cor; OF Jessie and New
Giles H. Gray sts to Of EDWARD p. Gray. lot on Ne ~
COT. OF Clay and Locust sts., L. 75:Bx
John NJ Curtis to Isabella ii. Curtis, lot ON ~
W line OF Webster ST., % s. of Jackson, S.
Bernard EphIaim to Henrietta Meyer, lots 1000
II, ~. IL, Prccita Valley, Map l........... Gift
sarah NJ, a. Davis , ct. al to Joseph T.. Foheim.
Frankiin St. W 561i27 :Iois $500. W '" Oh 10
Bridget c Heath TO Mary Frederick lot on S
line ofTwenty-seventh st. 80 f. of Church.
George D. shadlarni;s; ct z: to Edward W. ~
Blaney, lot on s. line of Twenty-secODd st.
1So ". 9 81 SANCHEZ chez W. 100. S. la, E. 20, s.
Thomas o'conne cit to Daniel Rcardcn. lot ON 10
W. line OF Florida ST., 30 s. of Twenty-6fth
Q. OK 10
Louis Blank TO Mary A. E. Rooms, lot on w
line OF Collingwood ST., 1858 N. OF Nine.
teenth, N. 2Ox126 ...............,.,,... 10
Peter Dean to John p. Pichon lot on NV
cor. Of McAilister and Webster SITS. W
-. 100. 10
Ann Bolger to b. Joost lot on E. line OF
vicksburg ST., IS s. OF Twenty-thIrd, s. 25x
Joseph Rohr to John Rohr, lot on N. line OF ~
California ST.. 81: W. OF Twenty-third. W.
George Wagner to Oscar Magoon and wife
undivided 1a OF lot 20, Section 30 Masonic
cemetery Association. Observation-Disclosures, 30
Katie Murphy to Charles A. Laton lot on q
line OF Twenty-third St., 20 K. OF Halnn-
shire, Z. 25x95. xoo
jacob Bacon ct al. to Bridget Greggains lot
on Sc line OF San Bruno road, IT'S NV nj
Wayland st, NV. 26x24O ...,,.... IN
george w Dean to Louis LANDER lot on W
line OF Hartford ST.. 49,: N. OF twentieth.
~. o. .oAA % IN
heai Estate Development Company to Hnrh
McCailun lot Oh w. line OF Texas at an n
OF Solano, N. 25x1O0 :S......... Grant
william NJ. de Wolf TO George II Williams u'
LOT on NE. cor. OF Point Lobos ave ana
Boyce st., +. 53x100.
B. r. sinclair aud wife to Frederick hi Girls
void, lots IL and 49, Block 1877 OMEN and
AAaAoy Aiacl--...- IN
The morning call., 1890-12-20

of delicacies and my eyes ready to catch any
news that might cross their VISION. Dot was
reading aloud 10 one of the patients. her
voice low and sweet, and her hands gently
stroking the sufferers hair. DR.. Erskine
was quite at the other end of the room, busy
with bis professional duties.
There was nothing to alarm the most vigi-
liant duenna, and l distributed my rati0ns
with tranquil mind. But as / left the
took it from me. and DIR. Erskine with
quiet ALLOW mel" marched into the kitchen
at my side.
Two love stories in one day. with no more
romantic surrounding than the pans and
kettles of Aunt Maria's kitchen! 1t was
charming! The doctors wooing was very
straightforward, and he told me he was
quite aware that Miss Dora had lost all her
fortune, but that she had consented to be
his wife.
Il have moderate income independent
of a fair practice" he said, land | can give
your sister comfort. if not luxury"
l kept Fans discovery secret and gave
the doctor. a cordial consent, for l liked him
from the first
The weeks flew by until the last GONZALES
cent had left the old farm. and there were
no funerals from among Aunt Marla's pa
tlents. Many pretty tokens of gratitude
came to all OF us before We turned our own
steps homeward to prepare for the double
wedding.
DIR. Erskine gave up his country practice
and consented to make one of the family in
the home of our Inheritance large enough
for us all. Here we settled after Fan had
conquered Horace's reluctance to return to
his own city, the two fair brides only too
glad to throw all housekeeping care upon
me, the last as well as the first OF the Guth-
eridge grls.-Star Sayings.