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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08
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FT. BOWIE, March 1, Is

FT. BowIE, March 1, 1891.
 EDITOR PRosPEcroR :-I find that the financial affairs of his county are in very peculiar position to say the least. What k the matter? I thought when the county indebtedness was funded there was to be no more troL- ble. Now it seems that money cOi- lected in 1890 and paid in to the county treasury cannot be used tU pay county expenses of 1890 and I under- stand an injunction was obtained foT- bidding the money nov Ii the treas ury to be used except in the payment of the current expenses, through the able and dIsin,ercsted efforts Of Dis tric, Atlorne! English.
 Now. is there not a species Of judi cIal tyranny about thi.2 By what right and with DO case pending before il, has tine judiciary stePPed in and sai'I ''you rtall not pay debts contrac- ted" while this money now in the county treasury was beng accumula- ted but il shall be kept to meet ex- penses that may be incurred. This ruling is On a par with that which could give effect 10 the Pocket Laws" before anyone except erhaFs he that pocketed ihem knew of them, and which could not under the necessities of the case, legally come before them and should have been ignored as not pertinent 10 the matter at issue. This is a county of law. The juTisdic- tion of the judicial, the executive and legislative are well defined and when ever any or all these different depart ments encroach upon each other or the reserved rights Of the people who are sovereign, and the creators of these departments, it is time for the people to check the presumption of their ser wants. s R. DELoNG.
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ADvTcEs from Piae Ridge agency in dicate that the plan of the War de pertinent to enlist 2eO0 Indians IS total failure. It was the intention to recruit two companies of the 1st In- fsntry from bucks of the Sioux tribe before the departure of the regiment for its regular station al California, but after months of ranvassing the regiment returned without it's Indians. They objected to going so far away from tbeir native soil. besides they did not fancy the duty Of infantry soldiers. They all want 60 be cavalrymen.
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REnAREAn,.E REsCUE.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainield, Ill, makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs: she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew wocse. lie told her she was h"pless victim of consumption aud that no medicine could cure her. liar drug, gist suggested Dr. Kings New Dis cOvery for Consumption; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herselt benefited from first dose. She con tinued its use and after taking ten bottles, fopnd herself well, and no" does her own housework and Is as wei as sine eyvT was-FTcc :F:s! Ec:.t!rs o this Great Discovery at N"nge's Drug Store, large bottles 5Oc and Sl.
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healthy and unhealthy localities on the isthmus. But the news of the great mortality in the Chinese camps on the isthInus will spread and reach the woula be emigrsnts ia China, probably in an exaggerated form. Mexico, from Chihuahua to the Guate
 mAla line will be regarded in China as an unhealthy country and one oi which all celesIials should steer clear
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NOTICE.
FTanciscO

If you want fine straight whisky, of the snOst celebrated brands, drop into the Pony Saloon and satisfy yourself that this is true. The Pony also car ries the finest brands of domestic and imported Brandies, Wines, Ales, Por- ters, and all kinds of liquors. Ice Cold Drinks of all kinds a speciality. The Carmen Key West Cigar is the 6nest for tine money to be had in Ari- e0na. S.. Louis Aahcascr Busch Lager Beer on draught at all times. No iav- orites. Come all.
 JOHN SHAUGHNEssT,
 Proprietor.
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ChIne~e IH Mexico.
Tpe RspUbHeE


 Chinese labor has not beer fairly tried Mexico, yet Chinese immigra- ton has received check from which is will not soon recover. The impor tafion of 800 Chinese laborers for the Fehusntepec railway has proved a most disastrous experiment. Whether those cOelies arrived on the isthmus in a state oi good health or not, has not been ascertained, but 1t seems to be beyond dispute that their ranks have been decimatsd by disease since iheir arrival The character of the country in which the Chinese were put to work has not been learned, but t is quite possible, if not probable, that fhe CelestiAls were located in an unhealthy region, since there gre bsth
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LAND COURT BILL.

MT. CasSen. Mir Speaker, ask for the appointment of com mittee Of conference on the land court bill. It will lske but a moment. The Senate has amended the bill and has made a slight omission which Is almost fatal to the object of the bill, and they ask for conference.
 Mir. Holman. Is this the bill that allows the parties 10 go to the Court of Claims?
 Mr. Caswell. No. This is ii bill that was passed almost unanimously here, and the Senate have made an an endment and they ask for A confer ence.
 Mr. Holman. hope that we shall hear the amendment read. NIT. Caswell. It is very long. They propose an entirely new bill, but with no substantial change.
 Mir. McCreary. What is the change?
 Mr. Caswell. Really, the only change is that the Senate omitted by accident a provision to proyide for settlers on small parcels oi land. They coucede that the omission was an ac- cident, but it is absolutely necessary that the provision shall ga in. As the gentleman from New Mexico wilI tell you, the omission would be almost ia tai to the interest of the small settlers MT Holman. Does this apply 10 Arizona?
 Mfr. Caswell. Yes, they make if 0p ply to Arizona.
 MT. Holman. hope it will not be made to apply to Arizona until the gentleman representing that Territory can be heard.
 The Speaker appointed as conierees | on the part of the House MT. Caswell, MT. wickham and MT Montgomery.
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the next legislature meets and the figure can be properly clothed.
 -SeeTetrry Noble has approved the recommendation oi the Indian agent at Yuma, ArIzona, that Sl ,OO0 be ex- pended for the relief Of those Indians who sustained losses of their property Ou account of the recent flood.
 Four hundred thousand dollars worth of smuggled opium vas seized by the local customs officers on the arrival of the steamer 5, ,Igic Tn San Francisco
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FruEG Frees.

The finest trees ever offered for sale. Most all bearing trees, three years old, ali kinds. Also Umbrella, Chinese Mulberry and Sweet Locust. To fow- CT lovers who make up 6 club 1 will sell my ever blooming roses by the one hundred at Sl apiece, and grve you your choice. Also Towering Shrubs ard Greenhouse Plants Of all kinds for sale at the old place, corner Fulton and Second streets, Tomb stone, Arizona, by
 WILLIAM RRGUCH.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
From Fridays Daily.

From Fftddgs Daily.
 Frank Hare returned last night from a flying visit to Tucson. H. brought Mrs. Hare with him. The 's timu6ss issiy, whose name ~ss Miss Patterson, was not entirely unknown in Tombstone where she made many friends during 8 brief visit In com mon with a host of friends the PRos- PEcToR wishes them a multitude oi joys and happiness.
 The Rt. Rev, J. M. Kendrick D. D.. Bishop of New Mexico and Arizona is expected tomorrow and will preach and administer the rite of con6rma tioa at St. Paul on Sunday.
 4 drummer for a San Francisco house lost his head this morning and started in to do up one of our mer- chants, The latter being barred from active engagements by the rules O good society, the more youthful members of the firm accepted the challenge. It was an even bet till the third round that neither would get knocked out before the 18th round At this point another competitor shied his caster into the ring and when the smoke had cleared away and the mournful procession wended it's way from the city hail the city had beer enriched just SIS.
 The City Council met iaat night The committee on printing reported that they had arranged for printirl tax receipts and were given time 10 re port on other necessary blanks.
 The city attorney was instructed tc appeal the case Of Reilly vs the Cit, of Tombstone in which judgment wa given Tor ibe fcrmer
 The committee appointed 10 ". with regard to securing legislarior necessary to reduce the cost of rum mug lE1S Ci+yI AeASN ItI 4uEthSI bi' 10 report.
 Forecast for 10 morrow :-hear, wind from the southeast, snow in th' mountains, fol! wed in the evening b, a waruS plessant atmosphere witl good Iiusic and dancing al Mininl Exchange Hall as usual under tn, auspices of Walsh and Hawke.
 Service will be held by the CGthoii, church at Bisbee on next Sunday 6 the usual time.
 H.G. Howe returned to-day iron Wilcox. He reports a lively appear ance to that town.
 A.. J. Godfrey returned yesterda! from an extended trip to Mexico. H. brought back yenisons and ducks to his own content and disapprobatior
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NanpFn NeNEs.

John Dart came in from Nacosari fla this morning and brings a few items asd thst vii be interesting reading. The t,u gold excitement about eighteen miles E-i from FFonieras Is setting the Mexican, tb, wild and they are rushing in there in ep big numbers. From what he heard b. the diggings are about ten miles wife < and 22gfko 2glotai ott5airtx JHiiea. laR" ,,-d4y ,e, i, body who feels inclined can place their money 10 the credit of the sus- fsrers by calling at ihe bank. Any amount siil be sccsptabie, from fifty cents upward.
 Joseph V. Dory, of Wsrssw, H., wal troubled with Fneamasisa and tried g dozen different remedies, but ssyi none of them seemed sc do him any good; but finally he got huid of one that speedily cured him. He sa' much pleased with it and felt surt that others similarly afflicted would be glad to know what :he remedy va, that cured him. He states for th, benefit of the public thst it is called Chamberisin's Pain Balm. It is iol sale here at 50 cents per bottle by oul druggist H. J. PSTo.
 No service ia the Catholic chureE next Sunday.
 There vill be no preaching in th' Methodist church Sunday morning sunday school will conysns at !
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HoNH HnpRened.

The land court bill, which has passed both houses and includes Ari zona ID it's provisions, was amended in the Senate to include Arizona. The strong infuenceIof Senator Cameron was fel; to that extent that no power could avert Arizona being included On February 27lh the matter came up in the House and the Congressi'n nal Record reports the action Of the House as fellows:
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M anIPd.

A girl to do general hOusework and cooking. Good wages to the right person. Wanted in Bisbee. For fur lher partiedisrs apply at tt1Is of6re.
 TebIi-iW
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Arfzen= EacLuded.

The land grant court bill which has passed both houses and received the president signature, includes Arizona in it's provisions. The Globe Demo- crat in it's issue of the Sd inst contains a Washington dispstch which says:
 "The bill was much changed as fl naIIy sent to the President. Tine con fererce agreement increases the mum brr Of Judges fro three 10 five. The salaries are decreased 10 5000 The court is to have jurisdiction in Arizona ss well as Utah. New MexIco, Cobra do, Nevada and Wyoming. The claim ants must file their petition within two years instead Of three, as originally provided. No incomplete claim for more than eleven leagues of land eau be established and patented Co one original grantee. The small landewn- CTS are Co be permitted to arquire I6O acres of land in parcels instead of in one parcel ouly, as the Senate at frst provided This coart is to investigate and seflle the private land claims and Spanish grants which have been re- tarding the development of the south west 70 long.
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Proprietor.

H. W. Hasslegrcn has opened a butcher shop in the building recently occupied by Bob Hennessy. He kills his beef on the ranch and brings it to Tombstone and asks share of the patronage of the citizens of Tomb. stone.
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Mrs. Gallen's new spring millinery is unusually st! fish and pretty. She imports her go,sts oil trimmed from 8 large house iu inc east and no two being alike yoH vii! have the sstsiae- ton oi knowing, # you bHy of her. thai you are wearing ls very latest style and no person esq es hat or bonnst like yours. Mrs. GaIlen also has fine line ef fancy goods and new dress trimmiugs. Cal and see heE new stock before sending away for goods 32m
 The Can-Csn restaurant is the m0gt attractive eating house .n Arizona.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. A

CUCHTsE. Fl D. Stelle, Kansas City. James Jasper,
 PALACE. Francisco Reymundez, San Pedro. Jose Manuel, Chas. MarsdeB, Harshaw.
 SAN JOSE. Si Bryant, TurquOis.
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Just arrived from the east, { he fol lowing articles: Cape Coi Cranberries, Apples, Full Cream Cheese, Mince Meat, Zante Currants, Sour Krout, New Orleans Moiasses, Boston Black Molasssfs at HuEFLER's, O2+t
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uor F.r Hf.SeeI!

L. 4. Engle is now running fast two-horse rig between Tombstone and Bisbee, leaving Tombstone st [ 30 a m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and Bisbee on alternate days. al same hour. Orders for passage or freight to be lefi at store of Geo. H. Filts Tombstone. Office ag Bisbee at LangsdorPs store. 9 22-u
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From SatardGy's Daily.

From Sattirdag's Daily.
 Mir. and MIs- Hines accompanied by Mrs. c. W. Leach returned yesterday from a weeks sojourn in the Swiss helm mountains.
 Charles Marsden is visiting Tomb stone from Harshaw.
 Soiree tonight at Mining Exchange Hall.
 The Southern Pacific announces that through trains will leave San Francisco to-day for New Orleans.
 The following amounts have already been subscribed for the Yuma flood sufferers:
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o'clock. At night, commencing st .7 :I5 o'clock, there will be s discourse on "How to become Christian" All are invited tn attend.
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Just received d new invOic" of Choice old Port, Five year old Z.nIan- del, Sherry and Angelica wines. Also finest brands of !am;'y liquors at
 Jos. HOEFLER's
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ments to the misit clothing parlor Of the insPertor's boss in most becom- ing manner in this weeks issue.
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Pa5zTT ArTEsTlsz GIvEa 10 csIIlt4ts
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An amusing predicament has re- suited in the state over the legislation of the first Wyoming Legislature in regard to the state seal. The design adopted by the lower house was a pie iure of mines and ranches over which was a platform equality Of rights" upon which stood the clothed figure of a woman from whose arms broken chains were fallIug, representing the enfranchisement oi women in the state. 1t is nov discovered that some one, either in the senate or after the bill pissed that body and before 1t reached the governor, substituted 8 design which was copy Of the origin al except that he figure of the woman vas nude. This design was atlacheI to the biil approved by the governor and is the legal seal. The house members are protesting vigorously
 against having the seal 60 made and under the circumstances the governor Hill use the cid territorial seal antil
The morning call., 1891-06-21
CITY REAL ESTATE.

QQ00 25X1OO; CHENERY, NEAR MIGUEL,
tpOOO. right on line OF electric railway.
tallments
s55O-25xl0O Brazil ave-. mr.. Mission ST
5000 eaeh-2 lots, 25xl00, mr.. terminus OF pro-
posed cable; only 1914 feet from Mission st.; easy
terms.
$500 each-2 lots, 25x1I4 each, on the mob Hill
OF the Mission; elegant view of the city,
$250O-22 :6x100; DOrland. near Guerrero; neat,
bow-wlndOw cottage, rooms and BATH or will sell
adjoining cottage 8 rooms and bath. for $4,000.
$250O-3OxS0; cor. Sanchez and 9th SITS fine
corner for grocery; street work done.
$3250-25xll4; sunny side Valley St, mr.. Guer-
zero; modern 2&story house, rooms and bath; all
improvements.
S350O-25xlOO: Fillmore ST. mr.. Oak; very hand
s45OO-2Ox75; Jessie, near 9th; front and rear
houses; rents $40; safe buy.
business property.
S575O-5OIll0; Noe st.. mr. Market bargain.
$eV W Perry, near 4th; good building;
$500 :sxl3 6 Lombard St. mr. Powell;
handsome cottage, rooms and driveway and sta
bic: street paved and accepted
SSOOO-25xl37:6; Washington St, near Powell;
front and house leased to tenant at SIS per
month; choice investment.
$12O00-5Ox63; fine business corner on Turk st.
store and fiat on the corner; lot vacant.
S. p. MIDDLETON q CO., Real Estate Agents and
Auctoneers. houses rented and rents collected. %
Montgomery 81. Je2l 81 SufuTh
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS FOR SALE IN
w monthly payments equal to rent EaStlake fin
ished cottages of or rooms each, with all the
latest modern improvements; also 2 2-story houses
and rooms each, half block from cable-ear in
fine neighbOrhOod; must be seen 10 be appreciated;
come and see me; have property IN all parts of
the city and will build you house thereon accord
ing TO your own plans and your own terms; COM
pleted and sold 50 houses in 1890. For particulars
apply TO L. LANDER, owner and builder Is Mont
gomery ST. my26 TuThSaSutf
UHE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 Is per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part of the city, the Bulletin is the best. oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
I'd Ompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery 81.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
O'FARRELL & LANG,

O'FARRELL & LANG,
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AuctOneers and House Brokers. Full charge taken
of property. Members OF the San Francisco Real
Estate Exchange. IL Montgomery street.
997S0 INCOME, $3.50 PER ANNUM; BIG BIG
VC y w. paying investment for man with little
means: property steadily rented, some of the ten
ants having occupied it for years; lot 22x75: i'm
provements consist of fats; all are in good order;
near 5th st. For further particulars apply TO
OFARRELL q LANG, IL Montgomery st.
QeE0O MODERN Residence, JUST COM
tDOOOO. pleted on the sunny side of Lott ST.,
bet. Page and Oak sts., or Haight-st cable line,
overlooking Golden Gate Park, afOrding a grand
view; house contains rooms, bath, laundry; all
modern improvements; can arrange easy terms II
desired, OiFARRELL & LANG, IL Montgomery ST.
0eOAO A PICKUP; MUST BE SOLD; A
tDOOUO. large building lot, So :6xl37 IS; Pine
ST., near Laguna; street paved with bituminous
rock; have sold lots in the block west Of this at
$3.50 per front foot; double house flats on this
would be paying investment For further par
ticulars apply TO O'FARRELL & LANG, II Mont
PomeFy st
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BARGAINS.

II BARGAINS.
- beautiful lots on the sunny slope OF the Pc
trero HIS; grand view; no drifting sand; within
rev minutes walk Of the new CITY Hall. Union
Iron WORKS. Pacific Roliing-miiIs and right IN the
center OF the manufacturing district; don't delay,
bUr buy before the BOOM which is sure To come; 40
lots sold IN less than months; lots surveyed
and fenced; prices $500 and upward; terms easy
call OF send Tor maps.
McAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND. 10 Mont
g0mery street. je2l SUIuTh
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G26 600 PROPERTY on COMMERCIAL
II OO.DOO. St, near Sausome: lot 4OX70; rents
$3.50 per month q. Il. UMBSEN 81 CO., Il Mont
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Ceo0O ELEGANT 2-STORY BAY-WINDOW
eCONOO. house OF 5 rooms ana bath on Capp St,
bet lSth and 18TH in irst-ciaSs order garden front
and rear; lot 30Xl22 % q. Il. UMBSEN & CO., IA
N
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STORAGE.

EIRsT-CLAsS STORAGE; UPPER FLOORS; 642-
Il GA Mission ST. CHAS J.. TAYLOR. my2S limo
FURNITURE STORED; EASTERN PLAN;
Il terms moderate. Sterling Furniture Co, 1889
Market ST.. opposite Joles. mr25 Il
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Ny AMOUNTS LOANED: LOWEST RATES. G.
~ BRYANT, Room 4, 235 Kearny St JeI6 Ste
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
In Security Loan Bank. lI08 Market st mr.. Mason:
private entrance Turk. n. j. FRANKbIN&C co. ON
Iron $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
Il security. ). Il. O., Box 81, CALL Branch. ie5 Il
nj ONEY LOANED - $40 AND UPWARD,
l reasonable interest and payable back in INSTALL
meuts. Address NJ. NJ, Box l49. CALL Branch JED tt
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G525O 18TH ST Mr.. MISSION; 2-sT DRY
foundations laundry. etc; lot 25xI0O. q. Il. UMB-
~E-N y co. Il MonrFpmerY S.
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DARK BLOCK ON Ii ST. FACING THE GOLDEN
i Gate Park: fun block 60ON240, making 30 build
ing OTIS 25XI2O each: this the only block for sale
In this tier facing the Golden Gate Park; price and
terms to suit purchaser. Apply 10 O'FARRELL
LANG, IL MONTGOMERY
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C1S 000 3 ELEGANT FLATS OFARRELT,
- IL. tOO. III. L2guna; or the fats contain 7
rooms and bath and Of rooms and bath brick
foundation; modern couveneuces; entirely new.
having electric bells, speaking tubes porcelain bath
tuos, patent closets in each fat me gas fXtureS
aud mantelS; Renting for $40, $40 and SAL 80 per
month; lot 25GS4 g. u. II. UMBSEN & CO. Il
81 out-umery st.
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COJEO LYSETT PLACE NEAR sACRA-
I'll ~. meutO and Jones: flats OF rooms
each: rents S23; lot 2Ux6O. q. II. UMBSEN Il
Co. IA Montgomery ST.
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GOO PER FRONT FOOT, OR 5000 PER LOT,
G'AO FOR this splendid piece of Richmond prop
erty; Al :6x24U; runs clear through from 18th to
l4th ayes, near Point IOboS; this is positively a
snap. a chance to make clear profit OF at
least $500; the party is compelled 10 sell IN order
10 60 East important business; this is the class
OF bargains handle; IL YOU don't really want to
sell your property, OF listing it with US. p
A. DOLAN ~ CO. go Market ST
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

NJ ADDISON & BURKE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
W established 1880 4Ol and 403 Montgomery.
Members OF San Francisco Real Estate Exchange.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
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SE0OO > FLATS, CONTAINING AND 8
tCOOOO. rooms aud bath, brica foundations,
stone sidewalks 24Uh ST., nr. Dolores: rents for
So 30 per month: lot 25xl0O. q, Il. UMBSEN 81
CO. Il MOnrCnnerv 81.
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C.0EA0 SSTORY BAY-WINDOw BUILDING
u OOOU. with store and rooms below and ,
upper fats with rooms aud bath; brlck foun da-
ton; patent stone sidewalks; rents $65 Il. II.
JAIBSEN & CO. IA MONTGOMERY st.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HOUSE-BR0KERs.
Members S. +. Real Estate Exchange,
Il MONTGOMERY ST.
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GO0O WE ARE SELLING LOTS 25xl20, BET
tpOOO. l aud j sts adjoining the park, for $500;
$50 cash, balance So $40 per month; look at the
advertisements and make all inquiries and then
read our prices and localities and you will be con-
WINGED that we sell % 50 per cent cheaper than
nyone else in line; it will pay call on US be-
fore going elsewhere. p. A DOLAN Il CO., $50
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BUILDERS, HERE is YOUR CHANCEi $1,000
ID each-S large lots, including corner: streets
graded, severed. etc; water and gas In front of
property; NV. cor. of Gath aud Douglass SITS;
be seen to be appreciated: cheap. GEO ID. SHAD-
BURNE JR, i2q MONTGOMERY 81. 1t
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CLASSIFIED advertisements COat1usJ on cas-
Sixth Page.
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Gle ono Sd. NEAR HOWARD: SSTORY
u O.OOO. house in store and 2 fats: lot 22x
70; rents 500. q. Il. UMBsEN & CO., "a Mont
EomeTy 81.