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The morning call., 1891-06-14
APPLE-TREE TORPEDOES.
Farmers Are Blowing Up CaterpilIars
With Powder.

Farmers Are Blowing Up CaterpiIIars
With Powder.
Saddle River Valley, in the northern part
of Bergen County, n. Y, is suffering from
pest Of tent eaterpilars. The farmers are
fighting them with powder. Agents for tree
sprayers and different kinds Of alleged ex-
terminators have been as persistent in the
valley as the proveTbial lightning-rod agents
OF years ago, but some of the natives hit
upon the idea of blowing the folage-eaters
out of existence, and after repeated expert
ments found that small quantity Of powder
wrapped in thin paper, very much like the
cheap tOrpedoes used by children on the
Fourth of July, was the handiest and most
effective cure for the creeping things.
Some of the big orchards in the beautiful
valley look as if they had been burned out.
The old, rough trees, that grew larger fifty
years ago than apple trees seem TO grow
DOW stand out as bare as they did in Decem-
Der, but nearly all of the fruit-growers have
checked the worm-workerS with their home
made torpedOes.
1t is a queer sight to go along the country
road and hear the repeated explosions and
see the nests of caterpillarS blown into
atoms so small that there is not piece
left
One old farmer was busy near the road on
huge old apple tree when the reporter
passed by.
IL bOJ HdfO DlOWu away NAH UuSutl
of caterpillars," declared the fruit-grower
when be saw a stranger looking at him.
haven't had enough apple jack to drink
for two years." he continued, land this
year. when the late apple-treeS came out in
full bloom, too late to be killed by frost, l
made up my mind that good Bergen County
apple whisky would be cheaper this year
Then these plagued caterpillars came along
and began to clean out what the frost didn't
kill. tried burning them out with kero-
Sene, but that hurt the trees"
The old lover OF the State drink almost
wept as he talked about the many dangers
to his pet fruit from which his beloved
applejack is made.
:" At last" he said, "a neighbor of mine
hit on the idea of blowing the things TO
pieces with powder. tried it and it works
like charm. I'll buy ton of powder be-
fore l will let these things cheat me of my
applejack this year. l am sorry, young
man. that l haven't got some of the old stuff
left to ask you in and have some. IN. Y.
Word
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FUN FOR LIBRARIANS.
The Amusing BluIdeS Made by Seekers Of
Knowledge

Library assistants and statesmen In book
stores find considerable fun in the mistakes
made In the titles of books and in their
curious collocatiOns.
The following are a few examples Of
humors and blunders noted by assistants in
the st. Louis Public Library. If careful
record were kept it would form a list of con-
siderable length each month.
Some of the errors are in pronunciation,
as the other day when called at the reading
room desk for the journal of Episcopal
Research" meaning PSychical Research.
Others are mistakes in authorship, as in the
case of the young lady who asked for
Looking Backward" by Rider Haggard.
During the exposition of 1887 there were
several calls for Faust by Gabriel Max,
and Maggie MitchelPs "FanchOn" is always
In demand.
Occasionally there is mixture or distor-
tion OF Ideas, which leads to such calls as
these: Il want one of Twists bookshelf
yer Twists" or Give me Dickens by Little
Dorrlt." Dickens is known as Dickson
by coed many people who have just heard
OF him and decided 10 try one Of his books.
HawthOrne'S Scarlet Letter" has been,
not unnaturally, called the Red Letter."
1.-THE Lady with the Rubies" has her
wealth put to a doubtful form by a slight
transformation into "The Lady with tho
CarbuncleS, and Thrown on the World
becomes "a Throne on the World"
a few days ago little boy asked at the
reading-r0Om desk for the same magazine
he had the evening before. He could not
remember the name of it, but thought it
was "St. Peters" st. NichOlas). In this
list must not be omitted the young lady who
called for life of Spenser, and on being
asked If she meant Edmund SpenSer, re-
Piled mo; Herbert Spencer, the poet"
Messengers sent for books often made odd
mistakes. For example, a boy says his
mother wants one of Roe's books; she
don't want Haint Got Any Home"
without Home'O.
But the greater number of amusing errors
are furnished by the written applications
handed in. Here are some samples: Sa-
racinesca appears as Cyrus and Eska -;
ZOroaster as 8 ZOdor0ster -; " Youths
Companion as Use COmpanyum' En-
glisk Engineer" as Engulis Engunire -;
Century Magazine" makes another change
to the "Sensury Magazine" while Har-
per's Monthly " is called for as " HOpperS
Monthly" by some one who says he is
stOpin' at the Thomson House" A little
boy writes for Picher Box" and a man
writes the title of the periodical he wants,
Punch T. Jones'"
The regular phrase, 81 want nice book"
has occasional variations. as. for example,
Something sad or exciting, but not novel
1t is relief to attendants when the appli-
cants have definite ideas of their wants, as
was the case with two little girls about II or
II years of age, who called for "The Bride
Of the Tomb" and "Willful Pansy,. or the
Bride of a Week." They were induced to
make a third choice in Miss AlcOtts Little
Women" but probably went away with
poor opinion of public library that did not
contain such important works as those they
had called fUr.-L.braTy journal.
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ART ASSOCIATION.
Close of the Spring Exhibition Award
of Prizes.

Close of the Spring Exhibition - Award
of Prizes.
The spring exhibition of the San Fran
cisco Art Association closed last even
ing, when the following awards of prizes
we're made: First prize, John l. Sabn, set
of hand-painted chocolate service; second
prize. Mrs Alice Chittenden, water color by
II. Fucher; third prize, l.. L. Robinson,
flower piece by Mrs. Alice Chittenden;
fourth prize, George H. Redding, water
color by G. Jorgensen; fifth prize, Miss A.
NJ. Manning. plums by Miss Maren FrOe-
Itch; sixth prize, John Dolbeer, landscape
by Miss Annie Harmon; seventh prize, A.
Joullin, oranges by Mrs. J. E. Brown;
eighth prize, Z. Beyfuss, peaches by Jennie
Z. McElYoy; ninth prize, Aug Kerber, fruit
by Mrs. L. Littlej0hn; tenth prize, Mrs. NJ.
Z. Landen, water color by Mrs. Virgil
Williams
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Tho New Ferry Depot.

The Harbor Commissioners have approved
the plans for Encouragement of the South
ern Pacific ferry-depot at the foot of Market
street, and work on the much-needed adj
dltion will be commenced at once The
building will be 45x96. and the present
ticket Offices removed altogether, and the
room they now occupy devoted to waiting
room SPACE. By the new arrangement these
Offices will be located Immediately to the
left of the main entrance, and ranged di-
agonally across the northwest corner OF the
building in such position that passengers
must necessarily pass them in Going to the
main waitinU-rOOn.
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One of the latest attractions which Super
intendeDt McLaren is adding to Golden
Gate Park, is mammoth floral sun-dial.
Work upon it is now going on in Conserva-
tory Valley. The rod or style of the great
timepiece. now nearly complete, is twenty
four feet high, and the dial sixty feet in
diameter. When finished the apparent time
of day can be read at distan ce of a mile.
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to the building fund of the institution. In
a note accompanying the donation the gen
tlemen. who only give their initials, express
their great satisfaction with the workings
capacity for good may keep pace with the
demand upon it for protection and care.
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OAKLAND HOTELS.

TUBES HOTEL, OAKLAND-THE FINEST AND
L most commodOus family and tourist hotel in
California, occupying full square; frst-clsss in all
its appointments. jel0 I'm Turf ex
Kelsey HOUSE. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
N III X. WRIGHT late OF Santa Ana); popular
family hotel; large grounds; fine table; terms rea-
Sonabe. Cor. gath st. aud Telegraph ave. my22 In
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His First oGense.

Michael Monk, 10 years of age, who
pleaded guilty of grand larceny, was sent
10 the House OF Correction for one year by
Judge Hebbard yesterday The young man
seemed very penitent. This was his first
criminal act, and he could not explain how
he came to commit ii.
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Judge Hofrman,s Condition.

Judge Hoffman's condition remains IN.
changed. He is able to be up few hours
every day, but has not left his room since
the first day of his illness. His appetite is
good. and he sleeps we'll without the aid OF
narcotics.
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ASS SsMENT NOT C ;.


Utah CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
y Location OF principal place OF business, San
Francisco California; location OF works, Virginia
Mining District, Storey County. Nevada,
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors. held on the 9th day of May.
1891, an assessment (NO. ~ of twenty-five cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF tue
corporation, payable Immediately in United States
gold c0in to the Secretary at the ONCE of the COM
pany, Room %, Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9th day of June 1891, viii be
delinquent, and advertised for sale at pnbc auc-
ton; and unless payment is made before will he
sold on Tuesday he goth day Of jane. issi' TO
pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale. BY order OF
Ofhce-Room %, Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California. je6 I'd
TTNION CONSOLIDATED SILVER MINING
- Company-LocatiOn of principal place of BUSH
ness, San Francisco CAL: location OF works, Vir-
ginia Mining District, Storey County, Nevada. No
tice is hereby given that at meeting OF the Board
OF Directors held on the 18th day of May 1897, an
assessment mo 4S) OF thirty S0c) cents per share
payable i'm immediately in United States gold coin TO
the Secretary, at the Office of the company, Room
H. No 1903 California ST.. san Francisco Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 22d day OF June. 1891, will be
delinquent ana advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made before, will be
sold on MONDAY, the 18th day OF July, 1891, to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with the
costs OF advertising aud expenses of sale. BY order
OF the Board Of Directors.
A. W. BARRows, Secretary pro TEN.
Ohice-Room IL, No. 3O3 California st. San Fran
cisco, Cal je5 I'd
DEER MINING COMMUNICATIVE OF
principal place Of business, San Francisco. Cali
fornta location OF works, QuiJota, Pima County,
Arizona. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the Board of Directors, held the 29th day OF
May. 1891, an assessment (No. 100 of 10 cents per
share levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
pOration, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin. to the Secretary, at the Office OF the
pany, room 26. Nevada Block 300 Montgomery
street, San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
Vn utn fha Iuu Of mlt I mill Ia
delinquent aud advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before, VIII be sold
Thursday, the 23d day OF July, 1891, pay the de-
iihquent assessments together with costs OF adver-
Using and expenses of sale. BY order OF the Board
of Directors. NAT. I. MESSER, Secretary
0free-3O9 Montgomery street. Room 20, Nevada
Block San Francisco. California. je5 I'd
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OAKLAND BUSINESS CHANCES.

GRAND CHANCE FOR GOOD. LIVE MAN
" An Did and well established butcher business;
complete with horses, wagons etc; $4,000 sales per
month; of the best locations in akland: owner
wishes TO retire from business. Apply of J. NJ.
MERRITT, 1862 Thirteenth ave, East Oakland. j5 tt
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ eight-page WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
In the United States or Canada year for 81 rs,
postage free.
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T. NJ. Donabua,s A..,....

William Lichtenburg has brought suit
against the executors of the will of j. NJ
Donahue for $4,000, claimed for services in
etfeetlng loans and sales for the deceased
capitalist.
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COTTAGES TO LET.

TO LET-NEW COTTAGE; 6 ROOMS AND BATH;
stable; 209 Chattanooga St; rent cheap. Apply
O-FARhELL a Lang, il Montgomery 81. iel4 st
GI5 COTTAGE; ! ROOMS AND YARD. 24l5
= y. Clay ST. ieI4 If
G1H COTTAGE; 4 ROOMS; NICE SUNNY
y IL. yard: basement. 643 Minna ST. iel3 3ts
COTTAGE. Is ROOM. STABLE AND LOT; MARS
Z s.. near Seventeenth; hny: cheap TO a good
tenant ID. LACY, 32l California ST jel2 BIS
G1Q COTTAGE; 4 ROOMS. 53l FRANKLIN
= L Q. St, near McAljlster. jeIl II
600 COTTAGE; ROOMS: BATH; YARD. I'll
q -. Irea- ave. bet 2Uth and DIST SIS. mvls Z
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TO LEASE.

y DOM WITH POWER, CHEAP; IN THE BRICK
IL building, cor. Folsom and Eighteenth SITS ; also
lots to rent cheap in same block. ASHTON, All
81. my3l cod I'm
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THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
to cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the bulletin is the best oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by p0sta-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery st
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More than loo New Workers apply an
nually for permission to change their names.
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Judge Jackson of Kentucky has decided
that dogs are not property unless they ara
properly registered.
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A Worthy Deed.

Two recent visitors to the Armitage
Orphanage, San Mateo, have suscaibed 500
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FURNIsHED HOUSES.

NICELY FL RNISHED SUNNY FLAT; 8 ROOMS:
~ ali modern devices; comfort, electric CaS-ughter,
exc; pretty flower garden; Western Addition near
cable lines; rent only $50; Of piano included;
highest reference required: careful tenant more an
object than rent. Apply SIS Grove St, bet. Web
ser aud Fillmore. je6 # cod
ZINE RESIDENCE, FURNISHED. 9 ROOMS;
al modern improvements; large grounds, stable;
H1e view; reasonable. Liberty and Church. il2 It's
FURNISHED HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH:
! Use of new grand piano; Cable-Cars pass the
door: elegant view of Golden Gate and the bay;
tl2O Union ST.. bet. Webster and Fillmore: rent
low 10 a family with good reference Inquire at
kLAGLOk'S Photograph Gallery, Sc. cor Marset
end Ninth SITS. iel2 II
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ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW.


L L. O'CONNOR, ATTURNEY-AT-LAw 42O
u. Montgomery ST.. San Francisco, Room %. Pro-
bate ana real estate law. Patents solicited. 19tfSW
drank KENNEDY, ATTORNEY, IS MURPHY
L Building; all cases promptly prosecuted.ieIl 6m
" lex MATTHEWS, AT IORSEY-AT-LAW. 33l
W Montgomery 81. Room /: probatiug estates and
foTeclOsing mechanics liens SpecjaitieS. JET II
4 DNICE FREE: READ AID. PERSONALS. g. w.
~ HOWE Il co, AttOrneys-at-Iaw. $50 Market II
l. /. JENKINS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, IS
H. Fourth ST.; advice fres on ali legal matters u 81
NJ. ARMSTRONG, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. RE
y moved to Academy Sciences building, r. 80 ly
Y T. CASON. ATTORNEY AT Law 5O9
II. Kearny ST., Rooms and 3. apl4 6m
CLARA FOLTZ. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw- PRAC-
Y tees state aud Federal courts 4l0 Kearny y ON
- A. CROTHkRS, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw 500
IL. Clay ST no3 II
w ". DAVIDSON, ATrORNEY-AT-LAW tll
w California ST. Rooms li-l5: advice trea d3st
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GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.

OK LOTS IN GOLDEN GATE TRACT.
~ "a lots in Maxwell Tract.
9 lots In Parsons Tract; $500 tn S7hn zach.
payable In monthly installments
Take Berkeley train, stop at Golden Gate Station
aud ask for f. BOEGLE, owner ie4 ~
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week delivered by carrier to anv
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best oidest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postacard otherwise will reoaiys
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery ~
SAN JOSE REAL ESTATE
LOS00 FINE BUSINESS CORNER STORE.
UAOOO. 4 rooms attached; cellar; stable. citv
water; stone sidewalks Streetcar line: health est
aud best location in San Jose, CAL terms elsy An
ply FRANK WARNCKE. 1907 Mason st. jeii lists
A WEEK SNEwS FOR CENrS-THE WEEKLY
Al CALL in wrapper, ready for mailing
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NOTICE TO SPECTATORS.

n UIIOE To oFEUULA IUho.
$3.50 cash; balance, 500 every six months;
grand bargain; ten large lots 40Xl34 each, In the
Seares tract on the Oakland and San Leandro cleo
trio road; price for the whole, $1,000. the above
terms: you can double your money before one year;
must be sold by June 18th: streets graded and city
water; these lots worth $500 each and will sell
for that price at once II sold upon easy terms.
NANCE CO., 466 Eighth street Oakland, Cal.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

T v. LAWRENCE. CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
u 6l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting up
Offices promptly attended; telephone 900 mI6tf
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STORES TO LET.

GI0 STORE AND FIXTURES 672 BRYANT
u ". St. near Fourth. 1t$
TRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND TO RENT
i cheap; good loca ion 1888 Mission st. jel4 3t*
CTCBE AND FIXTURES-4 ROOMS; LARGE
- yard and bath 1910 Folsom ST. jel3 3tE
DART OF STORE on MARKET ST, NEAR
L hearny. MCLAUGHLIN, 26 kearny. jel2 3t*
DORTION OR HALF OF SECOND FLOOR. WITH
L steam. SIS Sacramento 81. jeI2 3t*
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SUMMER RESORTS.


OAK GROVE COTTAGE: OPEN FOR BOARD
~ erS June 5th good table: milk and fruit I'm
abundance; lovely, healthfut resort; fine drives;
shade Tor games, hammOCkS and tents: guests met
at the at Los GaOs; satisfaction assured A &.
PALMER, Saratoga, Ca. myl3 cod Il
EOLLGN COTTAGES BEACH HILL; BEST FAM
i lily resort in Santa Cruz: magnificent bay view;
also furnished cottages. AID. O. w. FOLLIN. m2 An
DOSE MARIE FARM, SANTA CLARA co OPEN
circular showing house. MCCURRIE, box 9, Gi!roy.
NHAVER HOUSE. SAN RAFAEL, FIRsT-CLAsS
= in all respects; large grounds. ap29 3mO
A NDERSON SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY; HOTEL
y and cottages now open TO visitors; beautifully
located free hot ant cold water and hot sulphur
baths fTst-class board $40 TO SI4 per week: train
20 CaltStoga, stage TO Middletown. private carriage
10 springs: fare from san Francisco 50 50 J. AN
DERSON, proprietor. my31 II
GAN RAFAEL-FURNISHED HOUSE, ROOMS
- ana bath; garden aud barn. Address BARCLAY,
ST.. or f.. S. B., ll6 CALL Branch, Ninth. my29 Il
DESERTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
IL Pacific Coast. with rates, location, etc, pub
hShed In the Hotel Guide, ll6 pages For sale by
Hewsdealers, or send 25c in stamps 20 w. NJ PAT
IERSON, publisher, 80 Post ST., ). +. mrl Il
GRAND HOTEL. DUNCAN's MILLS POPU-
" lar resort; elegant rooms: climate, fishing,
boat ng, bathing scenery, drives and redwood
forest rambes; send for circulars; 81 TO $40
per week and special rates to families. w. b.
MOORE. mYl2 II
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL IN wrapper. ready for mailing.
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HOUSES TO LET.


NEWLY PAINTED SUNNY BAY WINDOW
N nat; 6 rooms; bath; latest improvements, 8
Monroe St, of Bush, bet Stockton aud Powell ii 80
TOOK BROADWAY 8 ROOMS, BATH, S35;
IsS as Sl Valencia s Rooms bSta SIS 8f S0
2472 Market. rooms, bath. stable, $50; 1888
Suffer, cor. Lyon rooms, bath, S27 80; 4461a
Guerrero, 6 rooms, bath, S25; 2724 Mission,
rooms, bath, S25; 439 Noe, near Eighteenth. cot
tage, rooms bath, $22 90; IA Randall, of Six
teenth. near Valencia. rooms. BATH SlS: 8 Angel
lea 5 rooms bath, $50: sos Tweuty-fourth, large
rooms, SIS; p Widey, near Fillmore and
Bush. rooms, 81; 663 Willows, cottage, = rooms,
sic; 1881 Alabama, 4 rooms, yard etc, SO; lO44
Bryant, rooms and stable, Sl3; Richiand ave, mr.
Mission, new houses, and rooms and stable eae
81 so ". II. GRIM CO, 1lS Montgomery st.lt
4 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS, BASEMENT AND
Il yard. Apply Cleveland st. Jel4 ST
HOUSE II ROOMS. BATH, OR FLATS OF
ii and rooms. zoe LarS1n St lel4 II
al GOOD ROOMS. WITH CELLAR; YARD.
% 1. "a Chesley ST., bet. Seventh and Eighth
Bryant and Harrison. jel4 2t*
q REEDS ROOMS. 81. WITH WATER APPLY
= at 1875 Washington 81, mr. Jones lel4 u
Geo S-STORY ROUSE. u ROOMS, BATHS;
upper part can be subiet fer S20 location best part
OF California st BAILEY, 7l9 Market st. Its
HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS-APPLY AT ll9 SEy-
i enth St, cor. Minaa. jel4 3tF
n = WEBSTER. NEAR HAYES; ROUSE OF 8
O1O rooms; separate yard. Jel4 3t*
GOO FINE UPPER FLAT. 7l3 GROVE ST;
90. rooms ard bath; all modern improve
ments r. J. MERCER, 5l5 California. ie6tt suwefr
ROO o'FAREELL-HoUsEo or ROOMS; SUN
OOO ny side; SO Jel2 81
OgQ GOUGH-NEAT TENEMENT OF ; ROOMS
Ao0 to good tenant cheap jel3 3t<
COO HUBBARD ST. NEAR HOWARD, BET
gu. Second and Third; rooms; 2d floor. L st
1eJI SACRAMENTO. NEAR LARKIN-BAY-
1O11 window house. 10 rooms, with ali modern
Improvements: rent $40 Key at NV. cor. Sacra-
meuto and L1rsia SIS lel2 7t*
HOUSE ROOMS. BATH. s37: UPPER FLAT.
IL rooms Sl6. Gail rear 912 Ellis 81, jel2u
TENEMENT OF NICE ROOMS. IL CLARA ST
jel2 BIZ
COO NICE HOUSE FOR LARGE FAMILY:
gu. large suuny rooms, large cellar, wash
room and yard: In good condition: block from How
ard and Folsom ST. cars: 2U21 Harrison St.
Twenty third. Key al 262Si2 Harrison 81 jel2 BIS
R.J0 TURN ST. (REAR)-4 ROOMS; RENT Sl3,
~ with water; no children 1el2 81
COSY HOME: ALMOST NEw HOUSE OF 4
- rooms Y Federal st, Of Second, bel. BRYANT
and BrauBau. jell 5tt
1910 GREEN, NEAR oCTAVIA - NEW: s
L IO rooms bath; electric bells. lights. etc;
rent low. Won RHEIN a CO, 524 Callfornia.l0 Il
TWO-STORT MODERN HOUSE: 1893 LARKIN
1 St; 10 rooms and bath; rent SO; key at bakery
STERN d CARR 323 montgomery st. jclO 7t
ITO LET-HOUSE or ROOMS AND BATH
330S Harrison ST., between Twentieth and TWEEN
ty-hrst; rent $50. je9 7t*
GIC HOUSE or ROOMS: PIG RITCH ST Il.
t)I-' 7. MOREAL. 4O2 Montgomery. my27 If
brennan Il DUNN, Up NOM GOMERY ST.
i pay special attention 10 the renting of houses
and collection OF rents. myiO I'M
C8LALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRIP-
- tons taken at CALL Branch Offices, sos LarEin
ST. $50 Hsyes 81 ana 25IS Mission ST.; open TIL
b.30 ? Y Yod
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTEkMASTER,
" san Francisco. Cal. May 10, l99l-Sealed pro-
pOsals in uIplcaue sub 10 the usual conditions,
will be received here until II O'Clock, noon, Mon
day, June 10, 1879 1, and then opened, "FOr doing
all the printing that be required at HeadQuar-
ters DIVISION OF the PacInc ana De parrnent Of CaI
forDia during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1892"
The United States reserves the right 10 reject any
or all proposals. Further Information furnished
application at this ONCE. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked proposals for Print
Ing" and addressed 10 CAPTAIN CHARLES A.
BOOTH, A. q. NJ, U. 8. A. myl5 At iel4 2t
FINANCIAL.
MONEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
WI quantities to suit at low rate OF interest. APP
ply TO the California Mortgage Loan Co.. 1913 Mont
gOmeTy ST., San Francisco deS Su Il
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
" your old gold aud silver by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, al Third ST., San
Francisco; I will send by return mail the cash; il
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold. 2y
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 63S Kearny ST. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches; low interest oc4 tt
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
I OUIS THORS HAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW
II studio, Il Grant ave. aul7 Su II