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AT TUsCARoRA.
a Splendid Showing Being Made in It's
Leading Mines.

a Splendid Showing Being Made in It's
Leading Mines.
TUsCARORA lNey), June 20. - NEVADA
QUEEN-Suuth drit from Commonwealth east
cTosscut fourth level extended twelve feet In tue
VEN.
NAyAJO-The $50 Slopes are improving; the
grade continues high and The ore is getting wider.
Sent ffty-two cars Of ore 10 the concentration.
DEL NONTE-SecOud level joint east interme-
date drift extended twenty feet, exposing low
grade ore. Joint west intermediate drifE ad-
vanced eighteen feet. following stratum OF ore
North Intermediate dIlft. from The same point,
extended twenty feet. Third level JOINT west
crosscut advanced twenty-thTee feet
CON3IONWEALTH-First level: ore hOiSted 20
cars. average assay $50 yer ton; VIII commence
hoistng frst-class ore tbs week. South level
East crOsscut advanced ? feet. north drift from
east crOsscUt eXteuGed and timbeged feet ca
tie vein p e feel Of ole in the face, aSSaying
fIOm So 90 10 s. &C pei ton.
BELLE ISLE-SOuLh DRIFT from west er0SseGt
35C-IoOL level extended 10 feet. total 46 feet
NOIIh drift on The west vein extended 4 feet
showing feet Of iich ore in the face. The stopes
continue to look VIII aud have yielded 20 cars
OF uch ore and 80 cars OF second class ore. Sent
u Union mill 1917 tons ore, assayed value
$3.50 % per ton.
NORTH Observation-Disclosures level: In south
end Of Slopes have cut into some very line ore,
which looks very promising Tor another body OF
ore; now 10 feet Second level-JOinl east iu-
terTnediate DRIFT from joint raise extended 20
feet / s inches; concentrate ore. JOINT west iu-
temediaie DRIFT advanced Is f6et; also exposing
fair grade OF ore. Third leYei-JOiut west cross
cut advanced % feet. Fourth leVel-NOrth Drift
extended 3 feet aud raise started TO connect
with east crOsScHt Oh third level
NORTH BELLE IsLE-East crOsscut from Belle
Isle 42U-fo0t level, extended 8 feet; north drift
from No. I east crosScut, 40O-f0Ot teyel, extend
ed 3 feet; Ne. , cTUsscut same level, extended
13 feet, sci showing seams OF good ore. East
crosscuT, GO0-foo, level, extended 20 feet; west
ctosscut, same place, extended 4 feet, rock
very hard. The slopes above the 400-f0Ot level
are showing much better in the last few days
hoisted > ears first class and = cars OF second
class ore Sent 10 Tie concentration 211.4I tons
or ore, which yielded "A tons OF S167 40 assay
value,
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wife OF the late James Aud and mother Of Rob
ert and Richard Aud. a native of Canada, aged a5
years. months and 20 days.
EE- Friends and aequaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral TOMORROW (Mon-
day., ut O'Clock p. NJ. from st. Paul's Church,
California street. between Fillmore and steiner
Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
McNAMARA-In Ocean View. June 90. 1891 John.
dearly beloved husband OF Ellen Mcnamara, aud
father of Mrs. William Murphy, Mrs. Q. j. Car
roll and Jerry Mcnamara, a native OF County
Kerry. Ireland, aged So years. [Xenia (ohio)
papers please copy.]
May his soul rest in peace.
FgFriends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral TOMORROW (Mon-
day.. at O'Clock A. NJ, from his late residence,
Ocean View; thence 10 st. Michael's Church,
where a requiem high mass will be celebrated Tor
the repOse of his soul, commencing at 30 O'Clock
A. N. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. ."
BRUNER-In San Leandro. June 90 1891, at the
residence OF his daughter, Mrs. Ada Nj. Wood
man, Rev. j. A. Bruner a native OF Virginia, aged
II years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral services TO NOR ROW
(Monday). at 80 O'Clock NJ, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. san Leandro. lnterment VIII
take place Tuesday in l. o. o. f. Cemetery, Sac
ramentO.
HEROLD-In this city June 90 1891. Maria Her
old, relet OF the late Jacob Herold, native OF
Altoona, Germany, aged 50 years, month and ~
days
undertak ng parlors of The dor Dierks. 957 Mis-
sion street, between Fifth ana Sixth. Interment
/. o. o. f. Cemetery.
this city. June 20, Emma
Adams, vile OF Captain Joseph q. LeVensaier,
native OF Thomast0n. Me-, aged 46 years, IL
months and days.
SEIBOLD-In this city. June 49, Leon George, be-
loved sou OF Charles j. aud Julia SeibOld, aged
months aud % days.
IN this city, June lS, Johanna, beloved
daughter OF Charles and Amaria Reger, a native
OF San Francisco, aged years.
LEVIN this city, June 10, Abraham. beloved
husband of Esther Levy. native of London,
England, aged 81 years aud months.
CLARK-in Oakland, June IS. Carlton II. Jr only
son of Carton II. and Ella II. Clark native OF
California, aged year, months and Il days.
CITY AND COUNTY HOSPITAL
DUNN-lR the City and County Hospital. June
-, Mary Dunn, native OF Ireland, aged % years.
CITY AND COUNTY ALMsHoUsE
the City and County AimshouSe. June
Is, Bridget Ward, native OF Ireland, aged IL
years
FAGAN-In TIE City aud County Almshouse, June
II, John Pagan, native OF ireland, aged years.
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puddings, condensed soups and many
deIicacies, even candies aud nuts. Peary
remarked that when in Greenland, in 1886.
there were only two things which he
needed, cOrkscrew and a spade; this
time they head the list of articles
composing the outfit. Mrs. Peary's
summer trampiug or skier running
suit consists of heavy wooden. double
breasted combination suit long sleeves AID
high neck. Over this Is worn its duplicate,
made Of red blanketing. Then over this a
timiak or loose coat, made of red blanket
ing, reaching Just below the knee and FORM
ing a short skirt. THIS has no opening ex-
cept at the neck. a hood is sewed to the
neck, which ITS closely about the face, leav-
ing only the eyes, nose and lips to be seen.
This hood is edged with fur, as are the
sleeves, making air-tight joints. The coat or
tinliak is belted, and in the belt are carried
pistol and sheath-knife. On the feet are
worn first, a pair OF Arctic socks reaching
to the ankles. These are intended to absorb
the perspration. being easier to change than
the stockings. Then two pairs Of WOODEN
socks, pair of long, homemade" stock
ings, knit of double Germantown wool
reaching TO mid thigh. Next come a pair of
mOccasins and a pair Of snOw-Shoes or snow
skates. For winter wear fur suit is sub
stituted for the blanket suit. aud fur stock
ingS are pulled over the long wooden ones,
otherwise the outfit is similar
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CITY PATIENTS.
DR.. Aver Believes She Is Caring for More
Than Her Share.

DR.. Aver Believes She Is Caring for More
Than Her Share.
Dr. Washington Aver, Chairman Of the
Hospital Committee Of the Board Of Super
YIsors, believes that San Franrisco is sup
porting more than her share of the paupers
and INDECENT sick. II appears to be a widely
prevalent notion in nearly all the counties
OF the State that when they have a eumber-
some pdupeT, INDECENT sick, feeble minded
person OF leper, all they need do is to ship
him or her to San Francisco. Quite a num-
Der Of such are now housed here, and this
county is bearing ali the expense. Many Of
tie city's patients, the doctor thinks. should
properly be in STATE institutions under State
expense, and q work that he now has under
way is the complete classification Of all in
mates in the city institutions. SO that the
Supervisors may definitely ascertain that
I'm
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MARRIED.

CHRISENSEN-DYE-Tu this city. June 20. 1891
by tina Rev. VI. ID. Buck, w. F. Christensen and
Margaret J.. Dye.
MORAN-O'BRIEN-In this city. June 10. 1891.
at 81. NTary's Cathedral, by the Rev. Father Kirby
Michael Moran and Agnes o. Brien.
SUBERS-BRESNAN-I this city, June IT. 1891.
George SHbers OF MarysyilIe and Josie Bresnan Of
San Francisco.
SOUTH-RARRTNGTON Ia this city June II 4.
1891 at st. Mary's Cathedral, by his Grace the
Most Rev. Archbishop RiOCdan, Charles ID. South
and Jessie r. Darlington.
Min ES-STRACHAU Sacramento June II,
1891. Charles : Mines and louise Strachauer.
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RAMIE CULTURE.

The Supreme Court to Pass on the Act
to Encourage 1t.
Judge Catlin of the Superior Court Of
Sacramento County, having decided that
the bill passed by the last Legislature and
approved Marcel 81, 1891, to encourage ramie
culture in California is unconstitutional,
owing to the appropriation items contained
therein, w H. Murray, State Superinten-
dent of Ramie Culture, has announced his
intention Of taking an appeal TO the Su-
preme Court at the session in Sacramento
in September next In the meantime, as
State Controller Colgan refuses to recog-
nze the bill and its appropriation until the
courts have decided IL is unconstitutional,
the us applications received from different
parts OF the State for ramie plants cannot
he filed
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4 WOMAN AS AN EXPLORER.
Mrs. Josephine D. PGaY Accompanies Her HuS-
band to Greenland.

Great was the surprise when the public
learned that the wife of Lieutenant PearY
was to accompany her husband to North
Greenland. Such journey was regarded as
an anomaly in the annals OF Arctic explora-
tions. Mrs. Peary is fond of outdoor life is
a good walker, and is strong and healthy.
She considers Arctic travelling far less ex-
posed to danger aud diScomfortS than jour
neys in the tropics. The Kite carried to the
north provisions for three years. including
eyaparated vegetables aud fruits, plum
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LEIDTCh-In this city June 20, 1891, TO the wife
OF Christ Leidich. q son.
TRAY EBS-In this city. June ID. 1891. to the wife
Of NJ. ), TrayerS, son
JOHNS0N-In this city. June is, 1891, TO the wife
or Captain Albert Johnson. a daughter.
RoGERSIn this city. June 20, 1891, to the wife of
Robert +. Rogers, a daughter.
NELSON-In this city June 20, 1891. to the wife of
JoBn NJ. Nelson, a daughter.
SPARROW-fn this city. June IS, 1891 to the wife
Of J. W. sparrow, a daughter.
INGRAM-in this city, June l9, 1891, to the wife
of T. F. Ingram,
MCPHUN-In this city, June Is, 1891, to the wife
or William McPGun, daughter.
NURRAY-In this city, June Is, 1891, 20 the wife
OF Robert Murray, son.
MURRAYIn this city, June II. 1891, to the wife
of John Murray. son.
MOTFATT-Iu this city, June Q, 1891, to the wife
OF John Modatt, son
O'D0NN ELL-In this city, May q, 1891, to the
wife of John 0'Donnell, IA daughter.
MCLERIE-In this city, Juns II, 1891, to the wife
or l.. NcLere. son
DIECKMANN-In this cit. June 90, 1891, to the
wife OF Ii. II. Dieekmann. q daughter
DUFF-In this city, June %, 1891, to the wife OF
w. Il. Duff, a daughter.
DoUGHERTY-JuHe 20, 1871, to the wife of NJ.
Joseph Dou5herty, son.
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for their benefit was silk" Mss Electa
Novel; was the speaker of the occasion,
and after telling all she knew of the subject
extended an invitation to the children to
visit the silk-mill of Carlson Currier,
where the manufacturing processes could
be explained. The invitation was accepted
on Monday. and a very profitable hour was
spent by the visitors, who were escorted
through every department by Miss NOVEL;
and the prOprietOrs.
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The Total number Of Taxpayers is 50,74l;
S295 persons pay on $50 or less; on $500
and more than $50, 40,095; between $500
and $1,000. 978; between $1,000 and $4,000.
577; between $1,000 and S20,0 3S6; be-
tween $50, 600 and $50, 0G0, 1872; between $780,
coo and sac. 900, 70; between $40, 000 and $780,
0C0, 20. The Spring Valley Water Works
pays a personal tax on a sum between
81. 100000 and $500, eco. The eompany's
assessment is 81, All, 1877, of which sum
81. 800. 600 is for the franchise.
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c. P. Quincy, night Waterman at the
Palace Hotel, whose name appeared as time
keeper in the account of fight on the roof
at that place. denies that he was at the
hotel until o'clock on the evening of the
occurrence, when he came on watch He
AYERS that he was at home in bed at the
time the fight is supposed to have taken
place. he also denies that he was ever an
nfficer in the British army.
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Take Care of the Throat.

Many orators use ALLCoCK's Porous PLAs-
TIERS for throat and lung troubles. Few preachers
escape some affection OF the voice. and many
wear a fringe OF beard under the chin as q pro-
tector Tor the delicate organs of speech. The
Rev. A. A. Sheshler Of Hartley. Iowa, writes
- am a Methodist minister, living IN the north
western part OF the State OF Iowa. / have been
using ALLCoCK'S Porous PLAsTERs for the
last TWO years with very marked benefit l have
been very much troubled with bronchitis, and a
cough, which very much inieTfeFed with my
preaching. but an ALLCoCK'S PLASTER on my
throat aud on my chest completely cured me In
TWO weeks
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Steamer Day.

Yesterday was apparently steamer day.
as in addition to those noted elsewhere the
following departed at night: Point Iona
for Grays HarboT, Del N0rte for Crescent
City. Point Arena for Point Arena, North
Fork for Eureka, Bonita for Port Hartford,
and the Noyo for NoyO.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES. DEATHS.

TBirth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must he handed in at
either Of the publication OlfceS and be iud0rsed
with the name aud residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published.
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Maurice Higgins, whitener, was ar
rested last night for an assault to do great
bodily harm on Patrick Nj. Gilly, a plasterer.
The trouble was over an alleged theft of
some mortar.
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EXAMINATION FOR TRINITY.-Rev. A. L.
Brewer VIII examine applicants for admission to
Trinity College tHarltOrd) on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday OF this week, at The Diocesan
House, f3l California street.
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A Ten-DoIlar Robbery.

Peter Wall was arrested yesterday for the
70 bbery of SIC from Charley Baker in James
Ry ans grocery on First street. in October.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY ROLL.

A Tabulated Classification of the Various
Assessments.
Clerk Clark, who was in charge Of the
personal property rolls while they were in
the hands of the Board of Equalization, has
compiled the following table of data from
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Our LONGEST DAY.-To-day Is the summer
solstice. and, consequently, the longest day In
the wear.
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BERTELNG has the only reliable methods -
II detective sight. APT Kearny street.
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BAGGAGE delivered to all trains. Morton
Special Delivery one trunk, 35e 3 trunks, ST.
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BILLIARD TABLES!

TOR SALE BY 20 PER CENT LESS THAN ANY
other house in city 81 90 upward: business eStab
lished 1856; gold medals awarded 1889, 1888. 1881
4. LIESENEELD, 945 Folsom sc.
30 drummerA d2S Snrurh TIN 7p
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c. PR, T. CHURCH.

ia { n IL U!aU0UHa
75xS5, NE. Cor. Golden Gate Ave. and Polk,
With or Without Church Organ, Etc; Lot
Is splendidly Adapted for Club, Armory,
Church or ANY Other Business Purpose.
Income Business Corner; Rents
$IO9.
48x81:3 Sc. cor, Waller and Steiner: grocery
butcher-shop, flats; all new; also ash-hOuse;
rents now 500; will be worth much more In the
near future.
Splendid Corner Lot.
97:6x100; Sc. cor. Grove and Lyon; 1878
Lyon by 100 on Grove; both streets maeadamiZed.
Marine-View Residence.
1876 Chestnut ST. near Dupont; 81 :3xl22 with L
2Ox52; me residence of Ii. Heyneman, ESQ.,; IN
riEaled view; should be seen to be Apr eciated
Missions Business Lot.
50xSO; 2l09 Mission ST.. bet. 18th and 18th; now
occupied as butehershop; rents $40; best part Of
Valencia Street, Fronts.
No. 1925; 25x17l more or less: s. Of 23d. through
to San Jose ave-. with dwelling; rent $50.
Liberty Street, Near Valencia.
25xl15; No. IL, bet. Valencia and Guerrero;
rooms and BATH in the warm belt of the Mission;
select neighborhood.
Noe Street, Near Market.
lots, each 25xSo, 20 feet s. of Henry; ready for
building; has fine future.
10th-street Building Lot.
50Il00; NE. line of 10th ST., 225 feet Sc Of
Howard; good level building lot.
Cor. Capp and 26th SITS.
0x65 120 and 1872 26th ST., NV. cor. OF Capp:
new double fiat; rents S3S; should be raised for
stores
Cheap Western Addition Flats.
25x9O; IL Beideman, off Ellis ST.. bet Scott and
Deyisadero; flats, rooms each; rents $24.
Ford-street Building Lot.
25x114 n. line of Ford ST., 225 feet w. OF San
chez; well located and ready TO build on.
New Green-street Home.
25x137 IS; No. 1713, BET. Cough and oetavia; 8
rooms, bath; fashionable neighborhood; East
lake style.
Florida street Bargain.
40xl00; w. line of Florida st, SO y N. or goth:
with double and single cottage; sold under order
of court.
Union-street Flats.
25xl37 IS: Nos 1925 and 1885, bet CctavIa
and Laguna SITS. fats; rents S35; also 25xl37:6
in rear of above fronting on Green ST.
IS Lots in Gift Map, No. 9.
25170 each; Nos. 1858 90, 62, SO. So. 81, SO, 81
81, 90 ana ll22, "a aud IS; chance for speculation;
sold under order of court.
Gift Map No. 1.
25x70; SIT Ellsworth st, SW. cor Blaine; small
house rooms; must be sold. jel4 II II % "a %
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a Practical Lesson.

At the recent meeting of the Children's
Progressive LyceHm the subject discussed
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OF. VOH RHEIH & Co..
AUCTION E9C RS.
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice Is hereby given that IN pursuance OF al
order OF resale of the superior Court OF the city and
County OF n Francisco State OF California, made
Oh sth day or February, 1891. in the matter OF
6eISgIIed will sell public auction TO the highest
bider for cash IN gold euiH OF tn UniIet States OF
America. aud Subjert tn confirmation oy the SUI
perIoT Court in aud for the City and 1uaty or San
Francisco. State of California, on IHURSDAY, the
25th day of June, 1884, at II O'Clock at the auc-
ton salesrooms OF o. f. Won RHEIN Il CO.. at No.
52I California street. in said City and County of
san Francisco all the right, title, interest and eS-
tate Of the said Ellen UBrien at the time OF her
death, and all the right title and Interest that The
acquired other than addition to that Of thu
said Ellen OBrien, at the time of her DEATH OF. In
and to half-iatereSt In all that certain piece
parcel of land being situated In the City and County
OF San Francisco State of California, and bounded
and described as follows, to wit
Commencing az a point on the westerly line OF
Florida street, distant eighty-nins (S9) Feet and
three (3) inches northery from the northwesterly
corner of Florida and Napa streets (now Twentieth
street): running thence northerly along the said
westerly line of Florida street forty (4O) feet:
thence at right angles westerly and parallel with
feet; thence at right angles southery forty (40)
feet and thence at right angles eaSterly and parallel
with Napa (now called Twentieth street, one hun
dred (l00l feet to the point of commencement.
Terms and Conditions OF Saie.-Cash in gold coin
of the United States; 10 per cent of the purchase
money to be paid to the auctioneer on the day of
sale, balance on confirmation OF sale by said SUI
perior Court.
Deed at expense OF purchaser.
Dated San Francisco, June /, 1891.
JOHN +. GoRMLEY.
Executor OF the last will and testament OF Ellen
oBrien. deceased.
THOMAS f. BARRY. Attorney for Executor,
Nevada Block San Francisco. jed I'd
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TERMS

Only IA cash balance In one. two and
three years; interest per cert per
anuum, pay able semi-annuaIly.
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6O-Villa TraCtS-6
COMPRISING
q, 5 AND g. ACRE PIECES,
ALSO. -.
THE HON ESTEAD!

Comfortable Home of Eight Large Rooms
With all the Outbuildings. IO,OOO-gaIIon
Tank, Pump. Spring, etc; Orchards. Or
namental Trees, ETC., and about 90 Acres
of Elegant Land.
The home is located upon beautiful knoll chosen
by the Surveyor, Juan Vioget who selected tina $40
acres we offer at auction the of the great
Puigas Rancho FOR the home of tue prominet Next
covered with lovely growth of noble and m aieStic
oaks which adds much TO It's beauty and Is proof OF
the rich soil which covers this tract The streets
are wide and the water-pIpes of the MEMO Park
Water Company pass through each venue and in
handsome and beautiful location for a family
country home as this we present for open competi-
tion.
These magnificent villa sites are located in the
Paradise of California and in the veriable Saratoga
OF this STATE. The princeiy present by Hon. LIZ
Stanford Jr University VITA all its hundreds OF
acres or choice lands and magnificent buildings,
now complete, IS located at this unriyaied spot
Menlo Park The University Is now about 10 open
It's doors TO the public and s,wthOut exception the
grandest gift ever presented in the WAY OF edu-
cational Institute to any State country
Many hundred families will Sool OcaFe in this
great Elysian on earth-Mealo Park Its great sani-
tary reputation, IT. great purity OF atmospheric
conditions. ITS pure mountain water. together
with the opening of the University. place future
before this town that cannot bs equ1IrI la ihts
State. lis short q stauce from san Francisco and
the immediate prospect of hoQry trans unntnr
on baif-hour time together with the elec-
trio road soon to run TO Redwood CITY {trah-
chtse already grahted), with extension 10
Menlo Park ia the near future. viii place this beau
THU spot far ahead of Oakland family dwelling
resort. ne entre country Is nut srni opsh iatH'
The rrand estates of Hon. Leland Stanford. limo
thy Hopkins. Esq, Hon. Charles y. Felton, =. T.
Eyre, Esq estate of James c. Flood, 7. ID. Ather-
ton Esq, Captain barney ana many others add alt
ditional beauty aud attraction to this exceedingly
charming town.
An opportunity similar to this is offered not more
than twice in lifetime Improve this
and purchase villa lots by the acre instead or or
binary residence lots about 50xlGo feet each.
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We commend many patrons to make an In
veStment in one more of these choice villa lots
either for family residence or for an Investment
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COSIMERC.

G Campo, WatSonvllie
J Capelia. WatSOavllle
A Logan, Coleman staff
a / C0cbet, OakVi!ie
W o Cottie. San jose
/ b Williams. Newark
DIT LsaYenWDTUh. StaEoSa
l. d Palmer, " ihdsOr
/ Campo, PetalumS
4 ROAD. SOaOma
r Sc!arOHi. 81 4 eieua
Y Scoieri, Coilinsyiile
4 Martiuelii & 81, COlluV
d L Mai, Vallejo
" u MFtleu NaFTeff,
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75xS5, NE. Cor. Golden Gate Ave. and Polk,
With or Without Church Organ, Etc; Lot
Is splendidly Adapted for Club Armory,
Church or ANY Other Business Purpose.