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The morning call., 1891-12-29
GOOD SOUND SENSE.
y Fresno Paper on the States Need c
Traffic Association.

a Fresno Paper the States Need of
Traffic Association.
The Fresno Central Californian, a paper
devoted to promoting the interests of the
San Joaquin Valley, thus urges upon the
people of that section the necessity of
Fresno'S cooperating with the Traffic AS
ISOLATION:
The burden of the fault Of our long sub.
lection to railroad tyranny lies at the door
of San Francsco-and our only hope Of
relief lies in that quarter. What folly then
to bubble about the Traffic Association be-
ing II San Francisco scheme in which we
have no concern. 1t is true that San Fran
cisco has been derelict in the past. But
now she is making noble effort TO redeem
herself, and her redemption means our re-
demptlon. No community in the State of
California can afford to stand alone at this
critical time We must all pull together if
we all expect to share in the benefits.
Fresno needs the support of the Traffic
Association In securing terminal facilities
she needs its support in advocating and
prosecuting TO completion canal to tide
water; she needs its support In building a
railroad to Port Hartford; in bringing a
competing line across. the mountains. In
every great internal improvement looking
TO the lettering and cheapening of the
means OF transportation the Traffic Asso-
citation can ana is pledged to afford material
support when it in turn is Endorsed and
supported. We cannot expect and do not
deserve assistance from the Traffic Associa-
ton II we are not willing to join it III its
efforts to improve the transportation facili-
ties and methods of the entire State.
The morning call., 1891-12-29

l)RofOSALS-NEw CITY HALL-SEALED PRO
L posals Tor the following work and materials Will
be received by the Board of New City Hail Commits
Sioners in the chamber OF the Board of Supervisors
on lheSday, the 18th dav OF January. 1892, be-
tween the hours OF II 4 NJ. and IL NJ. of that day:
contract 3t-For providing and putting in place
walnut furniture in the Assembly chamber OF the
1892. '
Contract 33-FOr plastering of the exterior W alIs
etc. OF the northeast and northwest wings BIDS Will
pc received Tor each wing separately or for both.
10 DC Completed by May 81, 1892.
Contract 34-FOr repairs in tn Office of the CITY
aud Comfy Assessor. 70 be completed by March
81, 1892
Contract S5-For certain work in the northeast
wing ana the hnishng of the basement and sub
basement thereof and other works adjacent. To be
completed by June so. 1892.
Contract 36-FOr finishing the exterior of the
rotuhda walls and coonnade up to the height of top
OF principal haiuslrade and other work: also for
building masonry, steel and other supports etc To
be completed by April 80. 1892.
Contract 3l-FOr supplying and putting in place
furniture and fittings, etc, in the rooms of the
CITY and County Attorney. To be completed by
March 81. 1899
Contract 3S-For supplying 1000 barrels OF ce-
lions.
Reference Is hereby made to the plans. specihca-
lions and conditions Of contract In the Office OF the
secretary and Architect under which this WORK
must De done The Secretary will furnish blank
VIII be entertained unless made upon blanks SO fur
nlsned All DidS must be accompanied with
tihed checS Tor 10 per cent of the total of
DER Ihe board reserves the right 10 reject any and
mands on the treasury drswn against the New City
Hall fund Bidders must strictly comply with the
proposals IN reference to certified checks
GEORGE III. SANDERSoN. THOMAS J. L.
Hail Commissioners.
EDWARD /. WOLFE Secretary dell 3Ot
The morning call., 1891-12-29
CONYICTS AS WITNESSES.

No Defendant Has Right to Compel
Their Attendance.
In decision rendered yesterday tile Su-
preme Court issued an order reversing the
Judgment and order of conviction in the
case of May Willard, alias May Collins,
who was convicted in Santa Barbara
County of receiving stolen goods.
On the trial Of the case the court refused
to make an order that one Frank Willard,
the alleged husband of the defendant, be
brought from Folsom Prison to give testi-
mouy in her behalf. He had been con-
vieted Of stealing the goods. ana had been
sent to prison for term of years.
The Supreme Court held that the court
below should have properly. in the exec
else Of its discretion. ordered Willard to at
tend as witness. Justice Mcfarland in a
cOncurring opinion, thinks the language of
the main opinion rather broad.
lie did not desire to be. understood as
agreeing that defendant has a c0nstitu-
tlonal right to have n convict brought from
the States prison whenever the former is
ready to swear he is a material witness
That is entirely i'll the discretion of the
,Judpe
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Gf With the Old Love and on Will, the
Now " Within Z " Ennr unnrs.

GH with the Old Love and on With the
New within twenty Four Hours.
A correspondent of the Fresno EXpositor
sends the following, dated Christmas day;
Cupid has been playing fantastic pranks
Not only does he cast his harpnOn at the
young with fatal results, and his boomerang
at the inexperienced, but he has aimed his
dart thar flew uaerring and transfxed two
hearts which hencefOrth shall beat as one
until they beat no more. Such is fate.
The contracting parties in this affair of
love were Mrs. Barker of Toll House, q
widow of about 10, and Chris Hartsough, a
man well known in Fresno, who is about
ten years older.
Mir. Harts0ush has been teamster on The
Fresno and Pine Ridge road and as such has
made his abiding place at the Toll House
Hotel. where Mrs. Barker was Droprietress
lie had family in Fresno which he some
times visited. but tine greater of his days
were spent at the Toll House Hotel.
Much to the surprise of his many friends,
news item appeared a few days ago in the
Fresno papers giving information that di-
vorce suit was commenced between Mr.
uartsough and his wife.
She had instituted the suit, and the reason
given was that he had failed to provide the
ncceSsaries Of life. He had been married
twenty-nine years.
The divorce suit seemed to go through
the courts in r markabiY short time and
Oh Wednesday, about 3 clock, decree OF
divorce was granted. 1t was only the dis
lance Of few steps from the courtroom to
the clerks Office and Mr.. Hartsough at
once repaired to the presence OF the clerical
gentleman and obtained a license to marry
Mrs. Barker.
This done, he fastened to a livery stable,
hired team, and before the clock in the
church tower had rung the hour Of with
its iron tongue, he was far out upon the
road toward the Toll House, going with the
speed OF young Telemachus, who crossed
the Pelopouesian plains on the trail of the
wondering cOnquerOrS of Troy.
Before midnight the dollhouse was
reached, and early in the morning Mr..
uartsough and his prospective bride were
IN the carriage whrllng down the road in
search of a minister OF the gospel to pro-
nounce them man aud wife.S
Arriving at the academy they brought
their fiery Steeds to staudstill long enough
to ask where the preacher had his earthly
tabernacle, and upon being informed they
drove there without moments delay. The
holy man came forth, clad in his sacred
robe. and there the lovers, in the presence
of Tom 0ckenden, were pronounced hus-
baud and wife.
The groom had broken the record. He
had obtained divorce, had driven sixty
miles and had married again, all in twenty
three hours
The morning call., 1891-12-29

Hannah O'Neil, a middle-aged widow.
was arrested by Officer Anthony on Kearny
street last night for disturbing the peace and
locked up in the City Prison. The ar
resting officer stated that Mrs. O'Neil had
gone into the Bella Union ThuaIer and
raised a great disturbance because her
daughter Lizzie, better known as Mabel, had
refused to give her part of the wages she
the other hand, claims that her daughter,
who is 81 years of age, owes her money, but
refuses TO pay it or assist her in any way
now that she, her mother. is in most indi-
gent circumstances
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JURISDICTION EXCEEDED,
Judge Buckles of Solano Restrained b
the Supreme Court.

Judge Buckles of Solano Restrained by
the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court yesterday rendered
decision granting Robert Cord an a writ of
prohibition to restrain A. j. Buckles, Judge
of the Superior Court of Solano County.
from proceeding to hear and determine a
charge of an alleged contempt committed
by the petitioner bynot appearing in person
in Judge Buckles court in response TO an
order to show cause on July 8, 1891.
The trouble grew out of divorce proceed
ings pending in the court presided over by
Buckles, and in which Gordan was plaintiff
He was directed by the court to pay cer-
tain sum to third party for the custody of
his child. He refused to do so, and was
cited and arrested. He made an applica-
ton for a writ of prohibition, and also
sought his release on habeas corpus.
Both applications were granted bv the
Supreme Court yesterday, ana it held that
the lower tribunal exceeded its jurisdiction
under the circumstances in Issuing an order
compelling the defendant to appear in per
son in the courtroom
The morning call., 1891-12-29
Combatiye Coolies,

Chin Luck, Chin Chue, zee Cling and
Chin Let kee, four Chinese labOrers re-
Gently arrived from the Alaskan cahnerips,
where they have been working during the
past season. had a very boiSterous quarrel
yesterday evening on Washington alley,
about the proper division of their joat
wages. The quartet made such Il noise and
clawed each other so viciouSly that Detec-
tiyes Cox and Glennon arrested them and
booked the two Chins for battery and the
others for malicious mischief on the Central
Station police ledger
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SKILLFUL STONE-THROWER.
a Pennsyivanian Whose Aim was as Tn.

A Pennsylvania Whose Aim Was as I'm
erriDg Rifle.
1t is supposed that we have no men now
adrys who could compete on even terms
with the old archers. A man named Uri
Bailey recently died in Pennsylvania who
was worthy Of a place with the old time
soldiers, says the Rural New Yorker. His
skill in throwing'stones was said to be mar
velous. He was mentally deficient. but
giant physically. His aim with stones at
any mark or game was as unerring as that
of the most skiliful handler of the rifle.
He annually bagged scores of small
game - pheasants. rabbits. quails aud
squirrels-wh he killed with stones
He could kill bird on the wing
or rabbit at full speed almost as easily as
ne could kill il at rest. He had a large
leather pouch attached to one side of his
coat in which he on all occasions carried a
good supply of carefully selected stones.
An exhibition of his skill which was always
favorite with him was to set up a scythe.
blade edge toward him, and at the distance
of 100 feet cut apples in halves by throwing
them against the edge of the blade. He
CO uld almost exactly halve two out of every
three apples he threw. Robin Hoods great
feat of skill was to set up a peeled saplng
at considerable distance aud split it with
an arrow. We do not see that this is more
difficult than splitting the apple on the
scythe-blade.
CnIonaI Tbaodora nd,a ,,,I-., H.
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HAD SUICIDAL INTENTS.
Michael Hawkins VI axes an Explanatio
L

of His Letters,
Michael Hawkins, who was arrested some
days since for sending threatening letters
to Mrs. Annie Donahue in attempting to
eXtoTt $1,000, which he claimed is due him.
had his examination yesterday in Judge
Joachimsen's court. =
The letters were offered in evidence and
the attorney for the defense made motion
to dismiss on the ground that Hawkins had
sent threatening letters, but was not trying
to eXtort money. The motion was, how
ever, denied and Hawkins was placed on
the stand.
In reply to direct questions By his attor-
ney, he put up as a defense that tina
tragedy and death warrant mentioned in
the letters meant that he would take or
had tntents against his own life. Judge
Joachimsen will dscide the case tn=dlY
The morning call., 1891-12-29

Patrick McCluskey. an old man living on
Francisco and Dupont streets, went to the
Receiving Hospital last night to have sew
eral Commissions OF the scalp and two deep
knife wounds-one on the chin and the
other on the forehead-dressed by the Police
Surgeon. McCluskey suited that his in
juries were caused by his son, Charles, aged
81, whom he had reproved for his intempef-
anee. The assailant of his father at once
left the house. The police are searching for
The morning call., 1891-12-29
HUNTINGTON'S ORDER,
He VIII Keep the Company's Bushes

He Will Keep the Company's Business
Dat of The Papers.
The newspapers will publish no more
Southern Pacific Statements showing the
earnings and operating expenses Of the
company, for Secretary Lansing's office is
closed 70 reporters by an edlct Of recent
date from Coils z. Huntington
A few weeks ago an article was published
in THE CALL showing that the surplus for
the year about to close would be something
like four million dollars, the largest ever
known in the history of the company.
Huntington read the article, and forth
with instructed Secretary Lansing to keep
the company's private business out Of the
newspapers.
The morning call., 1891-12-29
wellman Let. OFF Lightly.

William WeIIman, charged with an a.
sault with deadly weapon for striking r
Hagen, sailor, with steel eraser, was
permitted yesterday to plead guilty to an as
sault. He waived time, and as he has been
in jail two months Judge Trout let him off
with an additional Imprisonment Of thirty
days In the County Jail
The morning call., 1891-12-29

l
- a few more beautiful lots 50x200 for sale in
TINS tract adjoining the line direct
10 broadway and Clinton Station: terms easy. Call
at Once OF +. w. WOODWARD * Co., 9U2 Broad
way, Oakland. de29 IT
The morning call., 1891-12-29
FINANCIAL.

GTHH 00O LOWEST MARKET RATES ON
" Wv WV. country and city real estate; any
sum. a. SCHUYLER. 420 California ST. oclO Bins
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEND
" your old gold and iewelry by mail TO the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST., San
Francisco: Will send by return mali the cash; IL
amount Is not satisfactory will return this gold 2y
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ ooS kearny ST.. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches; low Interest oc4st
The morning call., 1891-12-29
ADVERTISING.

II YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE Anything
1 anywhere At any time write 10 GEO z. ROW ELL
d 70. 10 spruce ST, New YORK aul9 ly
i,NEi.l ONE N NEED OF INFORMATION on
i the subject of advertising Will do wei to obtain
copy OF "EooE for Advertisers" 36S pages erica
81; mailed, postage paid. receipt OF price: con
tslnS careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers and
class journals gives the circulation rating OF every
one and good deal OF Information about rates aud
other matters pertaining 10 the business Of adyer-
Using Address Row ELLIS ADNER Using BU-
EEAl. 10 spruce ST. New York. nnlA lY
The morning call., 1891-12-29

"a AN TED - TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR
" country property, patent right with model ToT
levees ami dams On account of lack of funds Adj
dress SAB Howard st. de27 SIS
& 81 EACh-LOrS 25xl25 IN EAST RERKE-
UN " ley. SlO CaS! and 50 monthy.
$50 cach-Lots 25xl2j: SD cash, 81 monthly.
$3.50 eaeh-LotS 2JI lIJ $50 cash. So nnDnthIy
$i00-L0t 5Uxi25: $40 cash and s. monthly
$SO0-Lots 5Oxl25; severed and nacadamiZed.
200 other lots: all sizes Send for maps FRANK
NJ " WILSON. owner. AIS Montgomery st, de6 If
G9EO COR. lO0x15O, IN BERKELEY, ON
SpOOO. eminencs; $40 cash SIS monthly.
S30O-Lot "a \ 100; sidewsiked: So monthly.
$lG0U-Cor., 6OxlO0; macadam zad aud sidewalk
St0O-Lot S0xlS6: Ca principal avenue
$lOOO-Fine lot, lGUXl20; $50 monthly
Get maps; 1000 lots ofier only what 1 own.
CHAS \. BAILEY. owner, 20 montgomery st. tt
no you WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR COUN
~ try, IN tie prettest valley OF tic State. Apply
10 Hapa Land Co.. hapa. Cat. Tor lot OF proper
mes
The morning call., 1891-12-29

II0HSL- sHoEING BUSINESS FOR SALE
II clTap; giving mp the business. Apply to J. j.
don NLbLY, ~ Market de2S ~
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OFFICE: Room 3. No. 4I9 California street, Sa1
francIsco. California. Ge2l I'd

II ALE & NOECROSS SILVER MINI COM.
II pany-Locattou Of principal place OF bu mess
san Francisco Cal location o. WORKS, Virginia
mining blstrlct. Storey Couaty. state OF Nevada.
Sotlce Is hereby given that nj a meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees, held on the 2lst a. OF Decem-
Ter, 1891, an assessment mo 100 OF so cents
Per share was eyieG upon the capital stock of the
corporation. payable Immediately ia United states
gold coin 10 the Secretary, AZ the Office pf the
Bany, Room s., Nevada Block 3U9 Montgomery ST.,
san Francisco, Cal
The morning call., 1891-12-29
RrsINEss CHANCES.

. Ttl'II l.TII ItslaUIaIIIt Wy Ike UII0I-
I-sS, receipts SSu per day and getting larger all
tc i'!Hc. owner hrSt-ciaSS coos, tHat depart
l.'sI-i wants reliable man for cash counter and
have gsAeTa supervision OF aiuinE-r0O AS; graz l.
e business and cheapest place in the city Is we'll
EA $500; nothing Ike 1t anywhere; is 9. e
A axis t5-=d up; all latest improvements. cation
SURPASSED sure fortune FOR right man: object Of
.1sfn- partner, too much work for and desire
lalsl- own money; don't fail this. GEO.
STEW ART, I3j kearny 81. Il
The morning call., 1891-12-29
= 2. MIDDLETON 4 CO..
~
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Rents Collected aud Houses Rented.
- Montgomery street

II you want to invest or to speculate in real es-
tate We have property in all parts OF city and At
al. prices; terms ana suit.
For fuil particulars inquire at Office OF s. P
gomery St deI7 Su1uTh
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G25O0 10 LOTS IN GIFT MAP NO .; PART
tN-OUO. cash
SI5O-l4ih ave, near Il ST.: ~ ;SNi60.
S26OO-A bargain: corner Of California and Locust
ave; lot 81 :6Xl31:6.
s7oO0-Lot I55ril4. on y. side Clipper St. near
Castro: Will make ane building lots.
F53OO-Curner lot on EMS s.: size SON7j. 6. IL.
lMBSES * CO., II Montgomery ST. de27 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1891-12-29

4 SSEsSMENT NOTICE SCORPION SILVER
~ Mining Company. Location Of principal place OF
business, san Francisco, Cal; location works,
Virginia CITY, storey County, state Of y eydda.
Notice is hereby given That at meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held on the 18TH day OF Decem-
Der. 1881, an assessment (No. 30 of i've (5) cents
per share WIS evted uDoa the capital STOCK Of the
corporation, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin 10 the Secretary At the oice OF com
pany, o. $40 Pine street Room y O. IS, San Fran
cisco.
The morning call., 1891-12-29
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
CUPID'S FRANKS.

FOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
inquire Of W. c. MORAN, Lorin. Take Berkeley
train Sunday engaGementS. del2 I'm
The morning call., 1891-12-29
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
0AKLAND REAL. ESTATE
AXE VIEW. EAST OAKLAND.

OAKLAND AGENCT-ADV Ek TISEMENTS AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Once OF THE hoRNING CALL 9O2 broadway.
The morning call., 1891-12-29

Colonel Theodore A. Dodge makes the
startling statement that every Shot from
big gun consumes $1,000" AT this rate war
has become very expensive luxury.
The morning call., 1891-12-29

Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TUESDAY, the 26Lh dag OF Janu-
airy, 1892 VIII be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and M sIs payment &c
made before will be sold " r:BNESDAY. the
assessment together With costs Of advertising and
expenses o. sale. BY order VI the Board or TTus-
The morning call., 1891-12-29
OAKLAND HOUSES 70 EENr.


got IN NEW UPPER FLAT: ROOMS,
Ut .OO. bath. laundry, storage, stoves shades
and modern improvements most complete In OAK
land: at 9i6 and $50 Union ST.. near Adeline-st.
station OF local train; apply on premises. GILES
II. GRAY. DECO SuTuTh I'm
The morning call., 1891-12-29

> SEALSKIN JACKETS, l UPRIGHT FISHER
= piano, / boX-c9rt and harness, / single-foot
violin, amateur photograph Instrument ! hand
some parloy set, oue-thrd first cost II applied
for Immediately. COLLATERAL BANK, ) Grant
ave. near AIarlet de29 st
TOR SALE. CHEAP-A TALKING PARROT.
i 1911 Union 81. IT.
ZINE, FRESH FAMILY COW; MUST Re SOLD;
i bargain. 2G46 Howard St yie2g 3t~
GOAT: MONTHS OLD. FOR SALE. GROCERY,
" Fourteenth St. and Folsom. de27 81.
GAZE, SCALE, LETTER-PRESs. STORE-TRUCK
- and money-tiii; cheap lU2 Clay ST au7 If
NECON D-HAND BOILERS ENGINES, PUMPS
- Shattlug pulleyS, betting water pipes. etc.
de4 If MCINTOSH ~ WOLPMAN, 1877 Beale st.
GHEFAKD'S 4 OF AND POWER LATHES
- planners. driil-presSes 6U7 Mission 81. se37s:
The morning call., 1891-12-29

NEW LINE HRI SSII.s CARPET. soc. SFwFD
= "ni laid; 1000 rugs. size SJx6U inches 81 90
Slcg. 'ornter price - 50; shades, zoe. 5. W.
SHHtl-A, 1884 S'oc.ton 81. de22 IT
('AEPErs-SAI1HS BRUSSELS, CSC A YARD;
-. 1LstaiimeEt rrice elsewhere 81 Z yd. N. FRIED
nAN 90. keS-l3u stockton. and 2S7 Post. 1t II
The morning call., 1891-12-29
FuRNlTuRE Fnn SAFE

n IN WELSH CHERRY FOLDING BED
- cheap; cost SIS. l2slh Ninth st. de2a 1t.
\ cIICE-I AN NOW AT l26 FOURTH INFW
= ou.iithg b. and Offer large stock OF general
h""Sea.tiu furniture Al reduced prices; 500 carpets
500 r. new; stoves, ST; antique chamber suits
50 PaF'Sf SnitS, S2I; cash Instruments; an at
1-,l-tth FFlcss T. IL. \ ELSON, l26 Fourth ST al IT
- / golden GATE ANE.-FUKNITURE or II
- t.e-antly furnished rooms; bargain. - 15tF
IkSs CHAMBER AND PARLOR FURNITURE
= HtSLoP, 3l4 Hayes St. instruments. nol4 3n
COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
y itfuljQrecr carpets At reduced Trices: satistac-
'oal CT money refunded; shipped free 10 Fourthly
81 x BEDROOM SET OF : PIECES AT NEW
80. IAN BROS, III Sixth ST. I'VE I'm
A GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
complete with furni, ure- carpets. stoves, cur
- NIAltet% pictures and mirrors at cash prices,
On easy lhStRlimentS; small deposit. nj. FRIED
tf7aAtR a. COS, largest instameHt house tho
last $50 STOCKTON, 2S7 Post ST. op5n even
llgs prompt attention paid country orders Isl II
n EM NHAMRER 81 CS-UF I PIECES SIS casa
y or iiStSllm-nt. WILEY BROS. g3I Mission Il
The morning call., 1891-12-29

S.-J.E0 SALOON. y FURNISHED ROOMS;
- = ~. fine location; telephone. safe register,
.sF0- NJ lease; years same hands; good reasons
'r selling; fortune right here. BAILEY, 7l9 Mar
..et ST. deg It
The morning call., 1891-12-29
ATToRAnYs-AT-LAw

A DYICE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS CIV.
n HOWE co, attorneys-at-Iaw, $50 Market. tt
u A. CRorHERs. ATToRNEY-Ar-LAw, s0I
IL. Clay St no3 tx
w W. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw.t II
w california St.. Rooms Ills: advice frea d3ie
The morning call., 1891-12-29

AtALpON-A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR MAN
> 5sd wife or = men; fine fixtures and stock AT a
sacrihce; r9oius, fine yard and water; rent SO.
i.BS valencia IL
The morning call., 1891-12-29
CARPET CLEANING.

('ARFEJS CLEANED; AND GENTS PR
y yard i 3 stevenson: Teie SIPS: s. STRA1TAN
( 'HEAEEST AN BEST PLACE TO HAVENOUR
y carpets cleaned and relsid. JONES' Perfect
tarl et-cleaninc and RenOvatius " orks, 70 and ~
ElGLth ST. telephone S424 seG ~
The morning call., 1891-12-29

Nc AFEE. BALDWIN * HAMMOND. REAl
vi Estate agents and AuCtiOueers, members OF III
Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery s..
The morning call., 1891-12-29

1JAKIIEs HAVING LEGITIMATE BUSIN ESS
j 20 s-ll or exchange, wishing to buy VIII mud
J. 10 % r Interests to call PORTLAND AND
r. 7. REAL ESTATE E&.. Market and Third. 1t*
The morning call., 1891-12-29

- a fARlN liz WAN TED - Man FAC
= r)'-O. turing business; employs to hands;
= OILY suitable Tor man willing TO do light work
-n -actery. keep plain accounts, mems time and
mas eL-iGSef generally useful clears SO per month
II e. cir with splendid prospect for large Increase
CtTrI0e; business ecsIly learned night sun
day work has tUl stock materials machinery. etc;
cheap nj -S5u0; bargain for active, steady, indus
trlous man. GEO. STEW ART. l35 KeaTuy ST. 1t
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BAKERY FOR SALE; VALUE $500; WILL
- self Ior $500 all IL good running order. Apply
% g2S Folsom 81. de29 3tf
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IIANO.. NlOLINs AND sHEEr MUSIC.

4 'ARPEI'S THORo UGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
- bsatinS: renting carpets speciality. COSKLIS
hEOs.. 1913 Golden Gate ave telephone 2I2S IS
The morning call., 1891-12-29

C.I.}- 10 DAY WILL BUY NICE CIGAR
= - store; really worth $3.50 must sell:
c5lae soon ID. BARN ARD, pa Kearny ST. It+