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verdict was that this celebration was equal
to any Of the very popular entertainments
that nave been given by the order in this
city.
The lodges are having installation OF Off
GERS. and during the coming week the fol-
lowing visits Will be made by the grand
officers: Monday, Anchor Lodge, 90 Eddy
street; Tuesday, It'll inst, Norman, 121
Eddy street; Wednesday, the Sth, Occi-
dental. 121 Eddy street; Thursday. the 9Th,
lvanhOe, West Oakland; Friday. the 10th,
Polar Star, corner Sixteenth and Valencia
streets; Saturday, the 11tb, Tahoe, at West
Berkeley
E. A. Bulls, D. d. G. D.. installed the
officers of Far West Lodge, No. 1924. on
Thursday evening last. The Grand Dicta-
tor and Grand Reporter were present and
delivered addresses.
B. +. Nelson. Supreme Reporter, an
nounces the following gain of membership
IN the Jurisdictions named for the week end
ing 2lth ult: Alabama 90, Arkansas 2, Cal
liornla 2, Connecticut 2, Florida g. Georgia
3. Illinois 3, Iowa /, Indiana g. Kansas J.
Kentucky 8, Louisiana b. Massachusetts T.
Michigan l, Minnesota l, Mississippi Z, Mis-
souri, /, New jersey Ii, New York 90 North
Carolina 2. Ohio 8. Pennsylvania II, Ten
nessee Z, Texas Al, Canada 3; total, 1875.
United Ancient Order Druids.
j. p Rose, ID. d. G. A. of Pleasanton
Grove. No 50, has the honor of having pro-
posed the largest number of members dur
ing the past Druidical year. He proposed
l01 members and will win the first prize
medal offered by George H. Bahrs, n. G. A.
On Monday evening Celtic Grove. No. "A,
headed by John Bayle, G. 7. elect, paid
fraternal visit to Perseverance, Grove, No.
TO- 1t was resolved that ball to be given
by both groves should take place in October.
Laurel Grove, No. IT, will held a picnic
at HarbOr View Park on July 10Th.
A new grove will be instituted at the Mis-
sion on Friday evening, 18th inst. J. T.
Kidd, ID. ID. G. A. has the matter in hand
George Fl. Buck, n. G. A, will pay his
first official visit to Peasanton Grove. No 50,
Pleasauton, OIL Monday evening, 18th inst
On Tuesday evening, 21st inst. lie will visit
officially Calico Grove No. 81, in this city.
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WRESTLING ON A TOWER.
Desperate Struggle Between Two Me
High Above Ground.

Desperate Struggle Between Two Men
High Above Ground.
Frederick Whyler went to the "stone
yard" for sixty days this morning. by order
of the court, for being the aggressor in a
most sensational encounter yesterday after
noon. says a Napoleon (Ohio) special to the
New York Press. He and John Young
were at work on the roof Of the tower OF
the new Courthouse, 125 feet above
the ground. when quarrel broke out over
the possession of a hammer. In moment
the men were locked in each others en-
brace and a fierce struggle began. First
one man and then the other was forced to
the edge of the narrow roof, but neither
could command sufficient strength to thrust
the other over.
Hundreds of people had cnngregated be-
low, and the excitement was Intense. 1t
seemed impossible that both men could es-
cape falling over to instant death. After
rolling about for what appeared to be an age,
Whyler broke loose and reached standing
position. As Young rose to his feet Whyler
knocked him fiat, but before he could follow
up his blow Young was up and again closing
with Whyler fought him TO the edge of the
roof, when he was chnked into insensibility.
The effort exhausted Young's strength, and
when other workmen reached the roof both
men were in semi=conseous state. They
were sent down with ropes, and Whyler was
arrested and convicted.
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ORDER CHOSEN FRIENDS.
The Grand Officers Installing the Officer
of Subordinate Councils

The Grand Officers Installing the officers
of Subordinate Councils.
ii. Hutton, Grand Councillor, went to the
southern part Of the State last Monday to
visit the subordinate councils at Los Angeles,
San Diego and San Bernardino.
c. NJ. Arnold, P. q. c.. Mrs. Annie f.
Evans, G. R., and w. Matthews. G. T., made
an official visit to the councils located at
Sacramento this week to install officers.
The grand officers will visit Fidelity Coun-
ell, No. ii, at Redwood City, on Monday
evening next.
Social Council, No. 46, will have a
public installation of officers on Thurs
day evening next in Washington Hall,
Red Mems building, 800 Post street. The
grand officers Will be present During the
evening refreshments will be served, and all
who attend are assured good time.
The grand officers will install the officers
of Pacific Council, No. S, on Friday evening
next. The ceremony will be pubic and will
be followed by an entertainment and dance
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IORIN REAL ESTATE.

~ REAT BARGAIN ON ACCOUNT OF DEPART
VI ure-S22O0, beautiful broom cottage all mod
ern improvements: block from depot: on PROM
nent street. lot 50xl35: beautiful grounds with
90 different varieties OF roses; on sunny side OF
street: easy terms.
Great bargain-Brand-new 5-room cottage; all
modern improvements: block from depot; $1,000:
half cash, balance easy terms.
Houses built to order on the instalment plan;
$500 or $500 down. balance easy monthly pay
Inents.
Cottage to rent. furnished unfinished: lots
$500 upward of IS, $40. $l5 per month. Inquire
of w. c. MORAN Lorn or DUSINBURY Il
WURTS 467 Ninth St. Oakland; take Berkeley
train or new electric which passes door; sun
day engagements Dl57 8 0 81
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X. AND l.. OF II.
installations OF Officers in City Lodges
Occurring Next Week.

installations of Officers in City Lodges
Occurring Next Week.
The official visit to Oakland Lodge will be
made on Tuesday, the 14th inst, when its
officers will he installed. Ii is expected that
large number of members will accompany
the grand officers.
The officers of Bay City Lodge will be in
stalled on Monday evening, the 18th inst.
Pacific Lodge received two applications
last Monday evening, and also initiated
candidate. The officers of the lodge will be
installed next Monday evening.
Excelsior Lodge will publicly install its
officers next Thursday evening" At the last
meeting of the lodge five applications were
received and candidate was initiated.
There were number of visitors present,
among them being the Grand Secretary.
The first report for the term just ended
comes from Harmony Lodge, Sacramento
161 members.
The hall of West End Lodge was filled
with a merry thrOng last Tuesday evening.
and to many OF the guests the evening
proved profitable well as pleasant one.
There was dancing till late hour, refresh
ments being served at intervals by the men,
bers OF the lodge. aud at II O'Clock "a fine
picture. was ratified, j. D. LETTERS, D. D. G.
F., being the fortunate winner. Nearly
fifty other prizes were disposed OF in a man
ner that caused much merTiment. During
the evening, also, c. a. Adams, G. V. p.
presented Tie Secret 4ry OF The lodge with an
elegant gold Ell blematie badge.
Up to June 10Th this order has paid out to
bene6cIares S5,G9S, PA g.
Included i'll the last assessment call are
deaths up 10 June 9th. and the claims will
be promptly paid as soon as proved.
American Legion of Honor
The installation of the officers of the va
rious councils will commence next week.
California. No. so, will install on Monday
evening; Myrett, No. 1877. Garden, No. 11S,
and PLGnix. No. $50, on Wednesday even
ing, and 0ccident No. 500, and Metropole,
No. $40, on Saturday evening. 1t has been
arranged for the grand officers and deputies
to visit the councils on these occasions.
The assessment call for July lsf, contain
ing assessments 207. POS and 209, shows
The following claims in this jurisdiction:
Lydia NJ. SQUIRE Whitesboro, 5000; Charles
H. Lane. San Francisco, 5000; Rebecca S.
McWade, Oakland, 5000; AUton Trabuco,
San Francisco. 5000; Tessie SEWER Eureka,
$1,000; George d. Nagle, San Francisco,
5000; b. T. Garner, San Bernardino, 5000;
total, S26.0 Goo. The call contains LOG deaths
reported 10 June I'd last.
The last financial statement is as follows:
Balance. June 1t, S4571 05; receipts, S231,-
0SS 81; total, S235. 659 SO; disbursements,
S235, $50; balance S159 80.
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Amount Raised for the New Jer.
sey Masonic Home.
Statistics Concerning Baltimore City Lodge,
I. o. o. F., of Baltimore, Md.-K. of P.
Membership Gain in Tennessee.

I'm order TO secure insertion AL matter IN
tended for this column should be handed in.
addressed to The "Fraternai Editor" All COM
municationS must bear The name and address OF
ibe senderi If not, the matter Will not be PUB
nshed.l
Official Assessment Table,
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No suitipr Tbem.Anvwav,

In Dakota month ago they exploded a
hundred pounds Of dynamite in the hope of
shaking down little moisture from the
clouds, and it has been raining there ever
since. Now they are getting the churches
to intercede with prayers, that it may clear
up.-Exehange.
The annual beer product of the woIld Is
ahout II 701 900 nn0 o,arts
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A teacher in Ripley, Mass. with her flock,
went fishing the other day. While standing
on bridge they took out over 100 fish inside
of two hours, fifteen being hooked by the
SchOolmarm.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
qHOS. lNACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.


CEvENTEENTH ST, N. SIDE. BETWEEN NOE
- and Market; 25xl05; $4,000.
T OF 32.sxls7:6; $500; w. SIDE MAPLE ST..
Il near Sacramento
A LOTS: $1,000 EACH: SACRAMENTO ST. BET.
L Maple and Cherry; 25Il00 each; street graded
and macadamized
CIV. COR FILLMORE AND GREENWICH; FAX
- 100; $270O; or 4Sx100; stone blocks on Fill
more ST.
CIV. CORNER SACRAMENTO AND MAPLE SITS;
- 81 :6xl00; $500.
DICHLAND AVE, N. SIDE, BLOCK FROM
III Mission ST.: 251l00; fne view; $500.
T YoN ST. NEAR HAIGHT; 251loO; $1,000;
q II close to cable-cars.
LOW PRICED LOTS.
HARRIsoN ST. FACING GARFIELD SQUARE
IL 25xlOU; $3.50; street severed and macadaGl-
lied; Der. 25th and 18th sts
CHEAP: $3.50; DOLORES ST. w. SIDE: PAY
~ l0i %; near 25th; fine view; street graded and
macadamized.
9th ST, BET. DOLORES AND CHURCH; 25x
Z0 ia: street graded macadamized and severed:
$3.50: cheap.
|,HERRY-sT. LOT: $500; E. SIDE, BET. SAC
~ ramento ana Clay; 27:6x137:6.
OTIS $1,000; VERY EASY TERMS: 251IOo:
IL streets graded. macadamiZed and severed lots
level; ON SAT- ST., West Park st and Richlaud ave.
two minutes walk from the terminus Of the
MiSsion-st ears, bet Mission st, Holly st. and Ssn
Jose railroad.
NE. COR. WEBSTER AND HERMANN SITS;
IN 81 :6xS7 :6; both streets severed, macadam ized
and sid ewaiked; 5000; half can remain on time.
CTANyAN ST.. FACING TIE PARK; 25xlO6:3;
- $4,000: near Grove St
T OTIS IN THE BLOCK BOUNDED BY Pill
IL. more, Steiner, Oak and Fell. $3.50 to $4250
each: 25xl00 and 25xis7 IS. or any size: line view
and elegant neIghb0rhOod; cable line OK st Snt
streets IN order Three nne corners left. S5xlo0
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The plaids and balmOral bonnets of Clans
Fraser OF San Francisco. Macdonald of Oak
land and Cameron of San Jose have been
received from Scotland.
At meeting of the joint committee of the
three clans, held on Thursday evening, it
was decided not to parade to-day
1t has been definitely decided to hold the
first annual picnic of the clans at Shell
Mound on Wednesday, September 9th next.
Ancient Order Foresters of America.
Court Eclipse will give public instala-
ton, followed by musical and literary en-
tertainment, on Monday evening next at
Odd Fellows Hall. The very best of talent
having been engaged. choice programme
will be rendered.
Court Preside held public installation
and social on Wednesday evening in
Steimcke Hall, which was largely attended.
and an enjoyable affair throughout j. ID.
Case. II. G.. r., and others were present.
Junior court Pride of California will hold
public installation followed by an enter
tanment and dancing, next Wednesday
evening in Union-square Hall.
The High Chief Ranger made the follow
ing official visits during the week: Tues
day. Sacramento courts; Wednesday, Courts
Preside and Pride of the Golden West !;
Thursday. Court Shell Mound at Berkeley
Court Pride of the Golden West publicly
installed its officers on Wednesday evening,
il large number OF visitors and the high
court officers being in attendance,
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GTOOO CASH-Lor FACING GOLDEN GATE
u lOUb Park; y. side Fell ST., bet. Lyon and
Lott; 5O1l 81 10; street. graded and severed. AL
PHEUS BULL Jk.. 5Ol California 81. ie30 ct
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There will be assessment for June in the
Young Mems Institute and Young Ladies Institute.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
Gc000 LOAN REQUIRED ON FIRST MORT
QAOOO gage of saloon and lot In city. Address
MRS HAYES, 2935 California ST. jy2 3ts
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
1u Security Loan Bank, I06 Market st. mr. Mason;
private entrance Turk. N. j. FRANKLIN a CO. GIN
LR0M $40 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
i security. ). 4. c., Box 81. CALL Branch. je5 II
MONEY LOANED - $40 AND UPWARD,
U reasonable interest and pay able back In INSTALL
ments. Address NJ. NJ, Box l49. CALL Branch tei II
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ELEGANT NEW HOUSE, IL ROOMS: ALL MOD
u er improvements; nicely furnished aud rented
TO boarderS; fine income; must lie 10 be appre-
ciated: house, lot and furniture all $4,000; $1,000
down Call AT 1912 I'D ST. ie2S 7t%
Gl 0OO BROOM COTTAGE IN BERKELEY
" w. minutes walk 20 station: : 2 month
S25Oo-b rooms Dwight way; S25 month.
SlS7 so esch-lO lots, Loriu: 50 month
500 and up-In Mckee Tract Send for maps.
Caldwell BROS, u Montgomery ST. my26
CORNER LOT; 551l22 IS; CHEAP. ST. GEORGE
y BaUroOn Sl2 kearny. je25 l4t<
JODO EACH LOTS 25rl2O. l25 FIT s OF
u 1OOO Geary. Address y, Box l. this ofice.6 II
SUNNYSIpE TRACT BLOCKS. oXE-FIFTH
- cash. balance four semtannuai payments; lots
500 TO $500 on same terms j. b. HILL d CO..
100 Suffer ap5O II
GDS0O AND s3lOO-vERY CHEAP; STYLISH
,N-OOO new cottages of and rooms, batn
wood NJ 7nteis, 7-fooI hoored basement, etc; $500
cash. balance easy payments. jersey st. ! block
west Castro-st. cars. /. 24th and 18th. ie2S -
INTERVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
to Is cents ner Week delivered by carrier any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on tine coast:
orders by pcStalcard otherwise viii receive
prompt attention. once So Montgomery 81.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

shSNh fss1 a
G93OO FINE BARGAIN: HOUSE 5 ROOMS
UcooO. aud bath; 90xl4O feet; $1,000 cash,
balance monthly instailments.
$l950-New house rooms: lot 25x1l0; near sta
ton; $ouo cash. balance monthly.
S220o-Cotiage room: lot 50xl50; terms to suit.
Lots from SOD and upward in good localities
take broad-sauge ferry. iy2 lot
ELEGANT AND CoMMoDIous COTTAGE OF 8
~ large rooms and bath, with large lot for sale at
na5gs ~ Ia9piFs Siio Santa Clara ave- near St.
G3O0 CASH-s35 PER MONTH WILL BUY A
p OOO beautiful homo Santa Clara ave-;
rooms partly furnished; 5Oxl5O front; near Nor
$3.50 cash-sio Per month will buy beautiful
cottage rooms; San Jose ave. near Chestnut-st.
sls0O-Lot boxlO5 and improvements; near sta
S3300-Fine 7-room house, new: near station and
sesoel; street work all done very easy payments
ment, balance go per month.
Houses VIII be built to order on easy nstalIments
Station; now ready.
OPEN SUNDAYS
Fonrroom modern improved cottages to let. Sl4,
including water. near station.
MARCUSE d KENNEL,
Alameda, San Francisco.
Bay-st. Station 62S Market Sc
and
;i.Loos out for the opening of the Garfield and
MARCusE KENNEL, Agents. je2s 1t
EXChANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY = ALSO
II several line ranches for improved unini-
proved property; homes for only 500 down;
beautiful corner lots with modern dwellings;
choicest locations in Alameda large list OF fur
nshed or unfinished houses. Call at office
and judge for yourself. MRS. 1. Ii. CHANDLER x
CO.. 1923 Park ST.. Alameda. je2S If
0DCS0 FINE COTTAGE: LOT 45xl00: ALL
tpNAOO. street WORK done; near station: easy
terms.
$700O-Best bargain In Alameda; lot 1OOx220;
fine residence: easy terms. JODD, HANLEY CO.,
1851 Park ST. my27 Il
II HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to 10 cents 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;
orders by postai-card otherwise will receive
Idompt attention. once 622 Montgomery 81
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEO
(tfIEAP FRANCE RANGE, 9 LARGE BOILERS,
~ suitable for restaurant: fine marble mantels;
$50 IT. lnaIbe tiing. Gail 1O2 O'Farrell ST. (0ld
Concordia Club. jy4 3t-
FURNITURE SMALL SCHOOL FOR SALE
Il cheap. 919 Eddy Sc. 1y3 IT.
ZINE, NEW GLENwooD RANGE: CHEAP;
i water-back top and extra heating-oven. r. A,
HAEDRIcH, Crocsery- store 33l Fourth. jy2 TIE
EoR SALE BLACKSMITH SHOP APPLY
L CALI. Branch Office. jyl 7t<
JERSEY HELPERS FOR SALE APPLY TO W.
u H. CLUFF, 10 Sixth ST. fell u
RIO wINEMAKERS-FoR SALE, NEW OVAL
wine casks. 1928 gal. and round ditto. 100
gal, at bargain 221 Sansome St, basementjl 10 Il
TOOLS AND HARDWARE AT LOWEST RATES
Spear ST., near Market. Eel tr
G900 FOR sALE-14HORSE ENGINE AND
tpOOO. boiler good new. Apply to
CoNKLIN BROS, 1913 Golden Gate ave. iny26 II
J00 SHOWCASES. ALL SIZES AND STYLES
ipV at your own prices J. N0oNAN, lOl7-l023
Mission ST. ap24 tt
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHES
~ planners, drilpresses. 667 Mission st. se27t.
CECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS
- shaiting. pnlleys, betting. water pipes etc M
NTosh WoLPMAN. l37 Beale s. dealt
H0 CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
" Tor -FOUR months to any part OF the United
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GoAQ MAN WITH THE ABOVE AMOUNT
tlOUO. TO start business that will pay from $50
10 $50 week. Address S. Box l04, CALL Branch
once. iva 2ts
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CPAULDING'S PIoN FER CARPET-BEATING
telephone 3O4O. mrlqt II
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DEER MINING COMPANY-LOUATION OF
principal place OF business, San Francisco Cali
fornia; location Of works. QulIota, Pima County,
Arizona Notice is hereby gwen that at a meeting
OF the BOARD OF Directors. held tfs 2gth day OF
May, 1891. an assessment no. 100 of 10 cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of the cor
Ioratlon. payable Immediately in United States
gold cein TO the Secretary, at tho Office OF the
pany room 70. Nevada Block, 300 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California.
ABy stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Sd day of July, 1891. will be
delinquent and advertised for sale public auction,
and unless payment Is made before, will be sold on
Thursday the 23d day of July. 1891. to pay tho
llnquent assessments together with costs OF adver
Using and expenses OF sale By order OF the Board
Of Directors. NAT. T. MESSER. Secretary
Ohce-3US Montgomery street, Room 20, Nevada
BLOCK. San Francisco California. lie
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DICHLAND AVE, n. SIDE, l BLOCK FROM
III Mission ST.; 25xl00; fine view; $500.
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HARRISON ST.. FACING GARFIELD SQUARE
IL 25xlOU; $3.50; street severed and macadani-
lied ber 25th and 18th SITS
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CMALL ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSORIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch Offices, SOB Larkin
81, 53s Hayes 81 and ZSl6 Mission ST. open till
& 80 p. VSG
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CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
- beating; rentting carpets specially. COSKLIS
1BOS.. 335 Golden Gate ave. telephone 2l26. Is =
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GPLENDID OPENING FOR ARCHITECT TO
- step into good established business. Apply to
DUSlNBURY WURTS. 467 Ninth. Oakland ie3V 1t
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no LEASE OR REMITTANCE LOT AND I'M
i proyements; Polk ST., bet. Eddy and Turk APP
ply 7. LYNCH. Clio Larkin st. je3U II
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CARPETS.

CHEArEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
\ carpets cleaned and relaid. JONES Perfect
Carpetcleaning aad RenGyating Works, 25 and II
Eighth ST.: telephone 1924 mrs BIN
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~ w. mentS 2l3 Powell ST. 1y2 1t
NUMBER OF CHOICE BARGAINS IN SECOND
~ hand pianos, good as new, Including Steinway
PaTlOr Grand, a Chickering Upright. invoice OF
upright pianos, TO close consignment: a French
upright 500, German upright as, Knabe piauo
go. Nose plano S55. +. w. SPENCER a CO..
T23 Market st. (HlstOry building. second floor,
agents for Chckering Sons, COnoyer Bros aud
Colby pianos. II
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|tHERRY-sT. LOT: $500; f. SIDE, BET. sA
u ramento ana Clay; 27:6x137 IS

9th ST, BET. DOLORES AND CHURCH; 25x
III III: street graded, macadamized and severed;
SIXno: cheap.
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L'lRST GLASS STORAGE: UPPER FLOORS;
l. 642-644 Mission st. CHAS. L. TAYLOR. ty3 u
FURNITURE STORED: EASTERN PLAN;
i terms moderate. Sterling Furniture Co., 10 -
Market St, opposite Jones' mrs Il
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CHEAP: 1880; DOLORES ST. W. SIDE; PAX
~ 10i %: near 25th; fine view; street graded and
macadamized
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CIV. COR. FILLMORE AND GREENWICH. FAX
D 100; $270O; or 4Sx100; stone blocks on FIJI
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

G1E0a NICE DRUGSTORE FOR SALE; LIv-
n 1OOO. ing rooms in rear; cheap rent; fine To-
cation for physician Ad. suburb Box II this once
no SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO 10 l. d.
! nAKNA AID CO. 224 kearnN 81 Srs
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FOUR OUTSIDE LAND BLOCKS
AT 4 great bargain
JOHN HILL CO.. 425 Montgomery ST. je2S II
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u SDn OLD-kSTABLISHED RESTAURANT;
SnOOO. excellent business; small expenses;
l1rse profits good chance aud good reasons for self
ing. J IICHINT Az B & CO. T5Q Market leo IL
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CEvENTEENTH ST, N. SIDE. BETWEEN NOE
- and Market; 25xl05; $500.
T OF 80 :sx137:6; $500; w SIDE MAPLE ST..
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-04
ASSESSMENT NOT g :.

A SskSSMENT NOTICE-ThEPACIfICL LUMBER
- Company; location OF mills. Scotia. Humble .dt
County California. Notice is hereby given that ut
a meeting Of the Directors, held Oh 3Uth day of
June. 1891 assessment no. 100 OF $40 per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the CORPORA
ton, payable Immediately in United States gold
coin to the Secretary OF this company at the ONCE
of tie company.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain
unpaid the eth day OF August 1891 will be
delinquent and advertised Tor sale public aGc-
tton, ana unless paymeut is made before, Will he
sold on the 9TH day OF September 1891, to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with the costs u
advertising and expenses of sale.
GEORGE +. PARKER, Secretary.
q California st, San Francisco. California fy2 4w