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The Republican., 1890-04-05
THE ASTOR FORTUNE.
The Largest Legacy Ever Bequeathed t.
Single Individual.


Single Individual.
John Jacob Astor has just died, leav-
ing behind him fortune estimated at
S15O, 100000 though even he himself
could not tell within a number of mil
lion dollars just how much he was
worth. His fortune was so immense
that it was utterly incomprehensible
This vast sum is entirely beyond the
comprehension of the human mind; and,
as far as all practical personal enjoy
ment for John Jacob Astor was con-
cerned, S130, ,00O, 600 of it was absolutely
useless. A man can not possibly use
more than twenty million dollars. All
that Mr.. Astor could do with his extra
$3.50, 000, 900 was to simply allow it to ac-
cumulate, and what is the use of accum-
ulating superfluity. An aggregation
of 100000 pebbles would have been
just as useful to John Jacob Astor as the
last Sl30, 0,000,0 900 of his fortune.
1t used to be said that there were but
three generations from shirt-sleeves to
shirt-sleeves. That is, the grandfather
starts out in poverty, works for living
and accumulates fortune. The son
takes this fortune and increases it. The
grandson receives it and squanders it,
and is obliged to take off his coat and go
to work in his shirt-sleeves, as his
grandfather did two generations before.
However this may have been with tho
rich men of previous generation, it is
not true in reference to such fortunes as
Mr.. Astor's. The most riotous, prodi-
gal and reckless living could not con-
sumo the interest on such fortune, to
say nothing of the principal. In spite
of the most wholesale extravaganza,
such fortune would go on increasing,
despite the efforts of most improvident
and prodigal heir to lessen it.
No one has ever impugned the honesty
of John Jacob Astor, though, of course,
no man or family ever earned $3.50, 0,0OO,-
600. 1t is a physical and intellectual
impossibility. 1t is this fact, probably,
that has created the strong and con-
stantly growing public sentiment against
vast fortunes accumulated in the hands
| Of single individuals. 1t is felt that this
vast wealth, to be equitably distributed,
should be scattered more generally
| through the vast community which Gre
ated it. Hence there have been schemes
proposed for taxing legacies; laws have
been advocated to compel the confisca-
tion of a mans property, exceeding a
certain amount, to the State, in the
event of his death. Other legal enact
ments have been proposed to compel a
man not to bequeath sum exceeding
$40, 100000 to any single individual.
The problem of large fortunes is one
of the most serious questions of our
time.-Yankee Blade
The Republican., 1890-04-05
A Fast Electrical Vessel.

Leonide Apostoloff, Cossack engi-
neer, is at work on a new boat, which he
says will make eighty knots an hour on
the surface of the sea, and 100 knots at
full speed under water. His idea is to
use the motive power of the screw to
the fullest extent. The boat is shaped
like spindle, and consists of an inner
and outer she'll, the inner one revolving
on journals fitted at each end of hori-
zontal shaft that runs through the axis
of spindle. Beginning at point near
the bow and winding twice around the
outer she'll is blade perpendicular to
the axis of the spindle, very much like
the thread of screw. AS the outer
she'll revolves this screw thread will
worm the craft through the water. The
screw will be turned by an electric
motor with storage system.-Boston
Budget.
The Republican., 1890-04-05
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

-Father-"I don't believe you've an
ounce of brains in your head" Son
s'They are entirely unnecessary, fathah.
go only in fashionable society. Life.
Jimmy - "What is magnanimity,
papa?" 'Magnanimity my son,
is giving dead william glowing obitu-
ary notice and picking the life of de-
ceased hero to pieces" - Lawrence
American.
IL have this evening been preach
ing to congregation of idiots said a
conceited young parson. "Then what
was the reason you always called them
beloved brethren?' replied strong
minded lady.-N. Y. Ledger.
-"Have you examined the volume of
verses l sent you, called Fugitive
Poems?'" "Yes," replied the publisher.
''What do you think of them?" 81 don t
wonder that they're fugitives. Wash
ington Post.
An honest old farmer once, address,
ing school house audience on temper
ance, confessed that he had been a
drinker. but, my friends" said he, in
conclusion, II never drank to success. ="
N. Y. Ledger.
-Blinks (aftera long gabsence)-"And
how is jerks getting along? Is he as
madly in love with Miss De Pretty as
ever?" Old Friend--''o, he's all over
that" ''You don't say So" Eyes, in
deed. Been married to her a year. =
N, Y. Weekly.
<@-Tompkins -fPshaw! Browns no wit.
There must be an element of surprise
in what man says to make it wit.
Don't you agree with me?" Wilson
Perfectly. That was clever witticism
you got off the other day" Tompkins-
81 forget. What did say?" Wilson
"You said, Here's that five 1 borrowed
from yoq. '"-Harper's Bazaar. -.
-Colleetor-"Dr. Fuller, the dentist,
wants to know when you are going to
pay his bill" Sllinner-''You GO back
and tell that young sprig of a dentist
that I've got acontra-account agin him."
Collector-"What for?'' Skinner-"For
letting him practice on me to learn his
trade. America.
Our brave citizen soldiers.
your regiment a good fighting record"'
splendid! One of our company cap
tains has got out an injunction restrain
ing the Colonel from recognizing the
Lieutenant Colonel-elect, and two of
our first Sergeants nearly killed. each
other at drill last night. Puck.
ga battle must be terrible thing"
said Miss Maybell to a travelling man.
Yes" "Just think of the awful earn
age-the revolving recklessness of hu-
man life. Did you ever witness any such
sights?" ''No-not exactly. But be-
longed to football club for some time. -
Merchant Traveller.
Mr.. Oldbuck Woman, you have
disgraced me! Do you hear? Disgraced
mel" His young wife-"Why, dear, am
sure that it was only an innocent chat
we had. was not flirting, indeed l was
not" Mr.. Oldbuck-''O, l don't mind
your flirting. You can't help it. You
are built that way. But you told that
young sprig L was your father. ."-Terre
Haute Express.
The Republican., 1890-04-05

The left-handed man was undoubt-
edly born to be curse to the good
morals of an Office. In all other voca-
tions he is as good and useful as any
other man. Particularly is this true in
base ball, where the left-handed
"twirler" can, as rule, command more
salary than an every day right-hander.
But in an office he is failure, especially
if lie handles Correspondence. He is
everlastingly sticking pins into the
papers from his left-handed standpoint,
which reverses their position and plows
into the fingers Of the next right-handed
man who undertakes to remove them.
He makes the discovery (after It is too
late to prevent an oath) that the docu-
ments came direct from a left-handed
fend.--Chicago Tribune.
The Republican., 1890-04-05

"A superb young woman, who had
high birth and abundance of money,
saucily told girl in her set recently
that she always kept callers waiting
twenty minutes before she appeared.
The girl who received this valuable
piece of news called upon the golden
calf a few days afterward. She sent up
her card, and the footman returned with
the message that Miss --- would be
down in a few minutes. The caller took
out her watch, and, when seven minutes
expired, wrote upon one of her cards:
II have been gone just thirteen min
utes." Leaving this card on the table.
the young lady took her der arturo.
The Republican., 1890-04-05

"NoTICE.-Parties addressing letters
to the Kicker will please add: United
States of America, Western Hemisphere
70 the usual directions. The postmaster
IN this town is never certain what coun-
iry Arizona is located in, and this will
greatly facilitate his labors of distribu-
ton. The only qualification he has got
for the Office is his ignorance of orthog-
raphy and chirogaphy, and his theory as
to why jackass rabbits were created bob
tailed
The morning call., 1890-06-04
General Merchandise.

BAGS-At auction 25, 900 bales Calcuttas brought
the quotation. There is less weakness than few
days ago Calcutta, spot, So 20; Wool Bags, S693Sc;
Potato Gunnies nominal.
CoFFEE-Dealers are disposed to ask higher
prices, in sympathy with the advance in New York,
but buyers are not Inclined to pay any advance
and trade Is quiet Quotations are as follows: 2O120
2112c for good prime TO prime washed Guatemaa
l915612lc for good prime Costa Rica and washed
Salvador; 19@2U1tc for fair washed Guatemala:
1Ss4@191hc for fair Costa Rica and washed Saliva
dor; l634G1S1ac for medium Guatemala, Costa Rlca
Costa Rica and Salvador; l2Gl412c for very in
ferior to common Guatemala, Costa Rcs and Saliva
dor; 19I4@l91ac for good unwashed Salvador.
CANNED FRUITS-The market is firmly held and
stocks of some descriptions .re moderate. Futures
are quiet Aprlcots. qnotable at 81 3o@l 40;
Peaches 81 So Bartlett Pears. 81 70@1 rs; White
81 1901 25; STRAWBERRIES 81 Is; BlackDerries,
81 1901 s5; Tomatoes. S71.c spot
CoAL-Receipts thus far this year 436, ,250 tons,
ciently supplied and unchanged. Prices to deal
Wellington, SO; southfeld Wellington, IS 90; Dia-
OF Coos Bay. S6; Sydney, IS so; Greta, 80 so;
Cumberland, Sl4; Scotch, -: Anthracite, $40:
Camel. sl2; Col rado Egg. sl7 2 ton:
FISH-No. l Mackerel, quotable at Sl54l5 80 In
haif-bbIs and 81 50@S3 IS in kits; No. g Sl44l5 in
bbls and s2@2 25 IN kits; Mess Mackerel, $S03 rs
q kit Pachc Cod, 612c in bundles, 7c in cases. sc
for boneleSs Eastern Smoked Herring. 35c; Dutch,
do, 81 509l rs q keg; Whitefsh. $40 in half-bbls
and S2@2 25 in kits; Tongues and Sounds, 81 759
NAILS-Quotable as follows: Two hundred keg
lots. 81 80 for iron, S3 10 for steel and 50 10 for
standard wire; small lots. l5@20c higher all round
QUICKSlLVER-Very firm at $57Q15S e flask.
SYRUP-Caifornia dripS. in bbls, 25c; do, In half
bbls, 2714c; in 5-gaI kegs, S212c; in 1-sal tins,
sUGAR~The California Sugar Refinery has ad-
vanced rate and quotes follows, terms net
CASH Cube, 1885, Crushed, 7ssc; Extra Powdered,
Confectioner's A. 67se Extra c. &c; Golden Q,
5s4c d 10; Bags, 1sc more than bbls
The morning call., 1890-06-04

yesterday.
The schooner Novelty docked at Folsom street.
The yacht Lurilne VIII come over from Sausa-
Ito to-day o fit out for cruise down the coast,
on which she will start tomorrow morning.
The ship Commodore went over 10 Oakland to
lay up.
Ihe American Girl shifted 10 Green street
The scnooners Webf0ot aud Volunteer tOwed
over TO Oakland.
The sparrow came from Oakland Greek and
docked AT Uuion street.
The steamer Jeauie shifted to the Mail Dock.
Tie Bertie MiUer doeked at HOOper's Wharf
The ships Parthenope and Dawpool Will tow to
md
The morning call., 1890-06-04
TAKING THE CENSUS.
Enumerators Are Beginning to Have
Experiences.

Enumerators Are Beginning to Have
Experiences.
Funny stories are beginning to crop out about
the experiences OF census enumerators One
man was questioning an Irish woman yesterday
WHO had Two sons. He was proceeding very
well with her until lie came TO the six obnoxious
questions.
Madam" he asked, "has either one of your
sons ever been 4 coDvict?"
Ihe enuDerator swears that that woman can
strike harder blow than John l.. Sullivan and
he has black eye TO prove his assertions.
Another enumel ator complained of the trouble
ne had with woman who would not let him ask
her single question.
But" asked Supervisor Davis how did Won
approach her?"
"On, l commenced very politely, indeed.
said. Now, madam, don't kick"
Herman Oelricbs Whose marriage OF last even.
Ing was such a brilliant social affair." has had his
name made use OF by the department at WASH
ington 10 filling out the specimen blanks that
were sent around the county for enumerators 10
post up on. Oeirichs was represented 10 be a
single male white German bOarder 30 years old,
to have been one year In the United STATES. not
yet naturaliZed, aud able to read aud write
One enumerator entered room of the Chinese
School on Washington street yesterday, as the
Monaghan pedagOgue was administering cor
poral punishment to a little Celestial The
scholar. denuded OF some certain parts of his
wearing apparel, Was being chastised While held
across the pcdagogues knee.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
THE PALMER INDICTMENTS.
His Attorney Makes Many Objections to

His Attorney Makes Many Objections to
Their Validity.
The attorney Tor II. j. Palmer, who was re-
Gently Indicted on eighteen charges OF forgery,
alleged TO have been committed while superin-
tendent of j. G. Fairs ranch in Yolo County,
filed motion in Judge Van Reynegom's depart
ment yesterday to set them aside.
The grounds advanced are thai the indictments
were not found indorsed and presented as pre-
scrbed by the Penal Code; that the Grand Jury
received evidence 10 the charges other than
testimony OF Witnesses sworn before them; that
three Of The jurors voting against the defendant
did not hear the testimony OF the witnesses; that
only eleven grand jurors concurrlng in the In-
dielments neaid the testimony, and that The Jury
consisted Of only eighteen persons which is not
legal jury; that this court has no jurisdiction
over The subject matter, for the reason that the
fOrgeIies were not committed In this county, nor
were the forged papers sent here by mail, but
were brought down from YOo County by Fair,
and by him passed over to the city authorities.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 3.-StocSs opened strong, with
several advances. Missouri Pacific advanced l1s
and Union Pacific ~. Sugar Trusts the
feature of the activity. dropping 6 points. The
afternoon was stronger, Northern Pacific advancing
IA, oregon Trans continental Us and Sugar Trusts
recovered points and closed active and strong.
Total sales. 262, ,664 shares.
NEW YORK, June 3.-United States Bonds: 4's
l22; 4la's, 103; Northern Pacific. 1914: Cana
dian Pacific. S25s; Central Pacific. So: Union Pa
cifc G65s: Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, 481s;
wels-Fargo. l44 bid, l4S asked; Western Union /,
S5Is; Silver, 1919; Sterling. 81 s594 81.
Wheat, cash, Nc. =, 9512c; No. 3, SOC
FIour-Quiet.
Coffee-S17 Is.
Sugar. 1l-l695I&c.
Bops-Csllforna, 19c
Hides-California. 1876.
Copper-Lake Sl4 5S.
Tin-Spot, $50 S5.
Lead-Domestic, - 20
Iron-Sl4.
Ietroleum-SSAc
The morning call., 1890-06-04

Scott ST.. 1925 S. of Page, S. 25xlO6:3 10
John Wikman to Timothy Regan, lot on Sc.
line OF Sears st. l05 NE of Sickles ave-.
NE. 50x 90. .......................... 10
John Il. Ring to Mary b. Ring, lot l, Block C,
Park Lane Tract. :........... -. Gift
James Is. Haggn TO F. s. Deymore, lot on w.
line of Third ave, 100 S. of Point Lobos, s.
25xl20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Madison H. Turrell to James. N Porter, lot
SW cor. Clay and Laurel sts, w. 6S AZ
Francis NJ. Hatch to James N. Porter, same. ~
Home Security Building and Loan AssocIa-
ton to Il. Burns, lot on w. line OF Vermont
st., 100 S. OF Nevada. S. 25xl00....,....... 10
B. Burns TO Ellen Llewellyn, same. .......... Gift
John Jones ct al. minors (by guarGan) to
Thomas Magee, lots 3, A. and g. Block l.
Flint Tract Homestead. .:................. 342 So
Edwin Fretwellel to Frank H. Woods. lot on
w. line OF Drumm ST., 59:3 81 S. of Wash
ington, S. 80 "A i-7x75 x75...................... 10
Joseph V. Capek to r. S. Williams lot begin
ming 1l2:6 w. of cor. NV. Devisadero and
Hayes w. 25x7U:2. :2........................... 10
Charles witte and wife TO Mary A. Mugge lot
on w line OF Georga ST. 220 w. of Sierra,
~ olUU
Jeremiah j. Donovan to Florence NJ. Dono-
van, lots 3S7. 1888, 3S9, Gift Map 4-. Gift
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Produce NIarLet.

FLoUR-Is in fair demand at unchanged
prices. Net cash prices are as follows: Fam
ily extras $4@4 20; Bakers extras. 81 1U@4 20;
city superfne, So SO@D3 10; Interior brands, SAG
20 Tor extras and 81 S0@3 10 q bb for superhne.
wHEAT-Spot freights continue very dull, no
chart ers having been reported for some days. The
chartered Wheat fleet in port has registered ton
mage of 26, 4 ID, against 50677 tons the same
date last year; disengased, 1859 tons, against
q, ,056; on the way to this port, 20S,000 tons,
against 1885, 800 on the same date In 1889. Wheat
continues HAT and dull There is very little coming
In, hence OFFERINGS are light 1t Is just as WE'LL for
the demand is slack. No. !, 81 2712 No. 2,
81 25; choice, 81 30; extra choice, for milling,
81 3212 q eti.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Prices rose ls4c. Ruyer '9O-lOO. 81 4li4; 400.
81 AZ; 400, 81 417s; 300 81 415S; 200 81 411a.
CALL sALES-AFTERSooS.
Buyer 10000, 81 41t2; 100. 81 4l5s; ZOO
81 Al Novcmber-l00 81 391a; 100, 81 1895;
BARLEY-Quet. Some holders ask 81 O5 for
choice Feed uut buyers refuse TO pay this figure.
Brewing cont nues quiet. No. Feed, $l@1 O2La
choice, 81 03s4 lower grades, 9Ss4c; fair to good
The morning call., 1890-06-04
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was slight decline In mining stocks yes
terda morning. but in the afternoon session there
general and marked advance, as Will be seen
by the list of sales below
Local securities were moderately active at pre-
vious prices
Called onia gold (Black Hllls) has declared dvi-
dend of sc, payable on the 10th.
The Eliza Day Mining Company has elected Memo
Spring President Charles Henderson Secretary, aud
George b. Tolman Superintendent.
The Mount Diabo is stopping in four feet OF $50
ore The company is also taking out ore from other
sections of the mine assaying $40 to $50.
X. H. Grayson has been elected Secretary of the
Nevada Queen vice Henry Deas
Standard Con. is assessed 50c.
Con. Cal. 4 Virginia has passed its dividend for
this month.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, June 3.--As q result OF the conflicting
crop reports Wheat active aud unsettled at the
opening being from 1c to 1ac lower than the clos
ing on yesterday. On a further decline OF 14c the
crowd rather oversold themselves, and, with good
buying, prices advanced irregularly from 1850 to
134c, eased of and closed at sac higher for July,
lac for September, 12c for August and SEC for De-
cember than the closing OF yesterday. Receipts,
234, 900 bushels; shipments, 10000 bushels
Wheat, cash, 921ac; July, 3344c Oats easy; cash,
271sc: July, 267s. Barley weak. Rye easy.
Shoulders So 1905 20.
CHICAGO. June 3.-Wheat, cash, 921ac
Corn-337sc.
Pork-$l3 121a.
Lard-$5 2712.
Ribs-$5 12k2.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Chinese and Tb.;r Rona.

Yesterday was busy one In Chinese matters
for Collector Phelps and Special Attorney scheu
They were examining the forty Chinese taken
ashore from the steamer Begic on writs OF
baDeas corpus and at the same time the bonds
offered for their release. Six bonds were an.
proved and the principals released, the others
going over until to-day.
Inc steamer Belgc sailed yesterday carving
lO7 Chinese passengers, two of whom weree re.
manded Chinese: The bondsmen OF Dong An
Oti, remanded Chinese whose case was de-
ciaea 10 1858, produced HIM Yesterday, declar-
n oh NHS p"aNS
The morning call., 1890-06-04
SAFE.

sT the ebb of the tide a stately ship
IL Sailed away to the southern coast,
In the moonlight gale, with its sails
eIe unfurled
1t seemed but a sheeted ghost.
On the midnight tide it drifted away,
Far away 10 the trackess main,
The stars shone bri ght but the nightwind walled
alt will never come back again"
The ship came back from the sunny south coast,
Like bird with its white wings spread.
The morning sun made the sea like gold,
And the wind with Its roaring had fed
DenUer, Colo. GRACE HIBBARh
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Harbor Commissioners.

At the meeting OF The Harbor Commissioners
yesterday the contract Tor paving East street
was awarded TO J. W. Mcdonald on his bid OF
S1491
The sOulh side OF Howard street Wharf was
assigned to }. ID. Spreckes & Bros. at rental oil
$500 per month.
The schooners Dreadnought and Champion
were each fined $40 and placed on the de-
linqueut list for rendering false statements OF
tolls, likewise the schooner Eleanor for not rem
derng toll statement or paying tolls at Section
of the wall
Advertising privileges al the ferry were granted
TO V. T. Michels & Co. for $40 per month, and
bills to the amount Of S10,S37 04 were ordered
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Fnnd nf Enrparx

John Traynor, young man, was held to an
swer charge Of forgery yesterday in bonds OF
$1,000 by Judge Rix. He was harged with
forging an order for $40 and receiving that
amount from Colonel Smoot on the document
second charge of forgery was placed against
him yesterday by Detective James Rogers and
Wrede Bros. OF the Mission went Oh his bonds
on this charge also for $1,000. IL is said they
want him To testify against William Scott their
hated brothern-law, whom they had arrested
recently on charge OF yagrancy.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
The Steamboat Mime Case.

The case Of w. II. Bullock and others against
the Mayfower Grayemlnlng Company was yes
tsrday transferred from the Superior Court OF
Placer County 10 the United States Circuit here.
Bullock and others seek to recover possession Of
the Steamboat placer mlue, located In Placer
County. near Forest Hill. besides $1,000 dam
ages aud $4,000 rent for use oil The mine,
which, they claim, they were unawfnlly dis
possessed Of The Directors claim that the
mine was purchased by them in good faith from
the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
St. Peter,s Church.

The Sanctuary SOCIETY OF ST. Peters Church
on Alabama and Twenty fourth streets has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
quarter: Thomas ID. Maher. First Vice-Presl-
dent; Gusse T. Pyne, second Vice President; ;
feter o. Whitney, Treasurer; Edward S. Fenton,
Librarian: Thomas A. Ashe, Assistant Ii
brafisn; Joseph Kendrlck ana Benjamin Craw-
ford. Vestry Projects; James j. Gilfether aud
John Maloney, Sacrlstans.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, June 3.-The spot market is steady
at 6s l1d@7s I'd. Cargoes lower at 35s Sd
Tor of coast 35s Sd for Just shipped and 35s Cd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: June, rs l12d; July, rs
112d; August, rs ls4d; September, rs Cd; octo-
Der. rs 212d; November, rs 212d; December, Is
2s4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, June 3.--Consols, 81 9-16; United States
Bonds: as, 125; 4h2's, los; Silver 4614d;
Rentes elf 621ac. Bullion out Of Bank OF England,
G62. 600.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Shinninr Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Umatilla for Vic
toria and Puget Sound the Corona for Humboldt
Bay and the Newport for Eel River.
The Santa Maria falls due from San Diego and
the Santa Cruz from the Southern Coast.
The barks Carroron, 1890 tons, and Oregon, / 136i
tons, load coal at Nanalmo for this port or san
Pedro; brig Deacon, 402 tons, redwood at Noyo
River for Callao direct.
The Belgic took for China yesterday a treasure
list OF $3l5359. as follows Mexican Dollars $780,,
632; Gold Coin, $l3,727.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Forced Into E,nLrn,

The creditors OF +. W. Morganthaler have ap.
piled In the Superior Court that he be adiudped
bankrupt. The pettioning creditors are Roth &
Co., who have claim Tor $449 80; T. }. Tour
qnet, 5000; j. Bernard aud L. Pouzedoux.
$2Oo 80, and 81. Denis s. Co, SIG 6a. ,N'
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Builders' Contracts.

A. +. Masso ct al with G. Arata, to build on lot
s. line of Greenwich St, 206:3 L. OF Stockton t.
16xl37:6. S3060: bonds $500, q. b. Sturla and c.
Capelii surties.
N Traverse and wife to T.. Picasso to build on lot
on N. line of Pacific St. 1875 L. of Mason, f. 2Sx
81 :6 $56S3; bonds 1000, A. j. Turner and b. s.
Mcfarland surities.
Lena Maisch with G. T. Knopf, to build on lot on
S. line OF Lombard St., 1877 10 w. of Leavenworth;
$4250
L. line of Scott ST.. rs s. OF Ellis, s. 25xgO
$3575; bonds $4,000, Walter Dickens and Y.
Cillogley surities.