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EACH GAVE SOME SKIN.
Nine Grand Rapids (sIich.) Children Help
to Heal Little GirI,a Wounds.

Nine Grand Rapids (Mich.) Children Help
to Heal a Little Girls Wounds.
Nine Of the young friends of Blanch
Thompson came to her rescue, and by con-
tributing pieces of their skin gave her
chance to regain the use of her right arm.
When two years old Blanch fell into q
tub of hot water. and her right shoulder,
arm, aid side were severely scalded. Sur
gical science had not reached its present de-
gree of perfection, and when the wound
healed it left her a cripple.
Lucy Jones, the two daughters of Benia-
min Laubeck. the daughter of John Post,
Frank Cameron, Guy Stanton and George
Pitts barred their arms and allowed the
surgeons to cut bits of their skin out to fur
nlsh gratis for their friends wounds The
gifls underwent the ordeal as hereically as
the boys, and the surgeons entertain the
brightest hopes that the operation will be
success: The unfortunate girl is IA years
old and the eldest of her friends is 10
Grand Rapids (Mich) special to Chicago
Iuter Ocean.
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lFRoM THE MoNIToR.l

The Supreme Court has declared that the
Grand Jury Of San Francisco is an Illegal body
In consequence Of Judge Waace's method OF
impaueng 1t. This decision leaves the com.
muDity without any means OF prot cion against
the corrupt politicians who have been setting both
law and justice at defiance for the last few years
1t is triumph of legal technicaties over the ad.
minislraion OF justice. We do not doubt but
the Judges had sound legal reasons for their ac-
ton; IN fact, IL Is hard 10 find any action for
which legal precedepts cannot be found, out that
does not make 1t a less serious matter for the
community Law Is made for the people, not the
people Tor The law, as good many lawyers seem
TO think. Ii influential politicians OF any party
can set ihs law at defiance, as has VIGOROUSLY
been done In California. IL Is time that leg al
tcchnlcalities should be put IN their proper place
as they do not appear 10 have been IN the pres
ent decision. Tie safety OF the people Is the
highest law. and decision which says that
Judges slight error In a legal point should de-
prye whole community OF the means OF EN-.
forcing justice certainly does not provide for tie
public safety
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"GoNE TOO FAR"
lFRoM THE rErALUMA IMPRINT

IfhO'H iHh iEialOha iafhINT.I
III the boOdlers think that Doodle Is king and
that the late knock ing out of the Grand Jury in
San Francisco means that they to be reinstated
In power They are liable to meet with a shocking
disappointment. Oitentimes when the juggIery
of the law has gone too far In shielding uncon.
yicfed criminals the abused and disguised people
have made little speca! law 10 order IN very,
very quick time. and Its oIkings have generally
proved highly salutary IN their effect. Chris
Buckley might very easily persuade himself 10
return 10 San francisco from his Canadian
retreat. III he did so he might also be given a
high and prominent position In the California
metropolis-a position about as high as lamp
post. Ii existing laws cannot be made TO avepge
the crying wrongs OF the people then IL Is time
for The people to take The law into their own
hands.
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"THEIR OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT"

[FRoM THE SANTA ANA BLADE, DEC 1871
II the present San francisco Grand Jury
makes report of It's proceedings before being
dismissed, the public VIII take greater interest
in reading 1t than has been taken In the decision
Of the Supreme Court. While the decision may
be correct in principle, from a legal stand
lers are to escape punishment for their crimes
1or the present. and yet 1t is possible that they
VIII hesitate TO longer continue their outrage
GUS conduct in the misruling of the people. for
fear That summary punishment might be dealt
out to them In the future
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Not Damaged by Its presence

When the FIRST National Bank erected its
building OH Ssnsoms street it was compelled
to construct an underpin ming or wall under
an adjoining building owned by Mrs Aga
tina l.. Neliega. This wall covered a loot
and bali Of her property and she brought
suit against the bark for $4,000 damages.
Judge Wallace decided the case in the
bank, S favor on the ground that she WIS not
damaged by the presence Of tho sus tanning
wall on her property.
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Requests of Annie French.

BY the will of Annie French, which was
filed yesterday, $1,000 is left TO the Jesuit
Fathers of st. Ignatius Church, Father
Seaman $500. Father Hanneberry of Eureka
$500, San Rafael Orphan Asylum 500,
Father Lynch 500. Father McGinty $500.
She also leaves requests to other priests, to
her nieces and DeighblrS.
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"cAN TAKE UP THE GooD:woRK."
lFRoM THE CONTRA COSTA sEMI-wEEKLY
GAZETTE. lR1

lFRoM THE CONTRA COSTA sEMI-wEEKLY
GAZETTE, DEC. 1871
The Supreme Court has decided Judge Wal.
iace's Grand Jury 10 be Illegal and the boodlers
big and little, take heart OF grace and feel free
from the clutches OF the law. Even Buckley,
who found the atmosphere OF Canada so congen-
ial for a lime, yields once again to the allure.
menfs OF California, aud will soon again be on
his old stamping ground. possibly welding his
scepter as OF old. But the labors of the inquisi-
torial body have not been In vain. for u has un-
earthed sufficient rascallty 10 point out many
sources OF inlquiIy and put the people on their
guard 10 some considerable degree. Another
Grand Jury chosen In uuobjeetionabe form, can
take up The good work on line adopted by thai
which has succumbed to The adverse decision Of
the Supreme Court.
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derstand 1t. this decision aflrms that the ap-
polntment of an "elisor' Is only a dernIer
resort and cannot be made at the discretion OF
TUG ffesiding Judge. 1t can be resorted to only
craving OF a sufficient number OF citizens from
whom 10 make selection for the jury. Illegal
as IL Is declared to be, the moral power OF this
Grand Jury has been exceedingly lively. The
next one Will find some gate still omen
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d" ABSURDITY."

IRON THE WOODLAND DEMOCRAT, DEC 16.l
The absurdity Of some OF the reasons assigned
by Justice Mcfarland in the decision overthrow
Ing the San Francisco Grand Jury Is shown in
the fact that most CT the opinions cited by him
were written by Judge Wallace and Judge
Rhodes when they were on the Supreme Bench,
aud entirely different construction put upon the
opinions than was intended by The authors
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BOODLERS' TRIUMPH,
More Comments by the Interior
Press on the Recent Decision.

The following are more extracts from
newspapers nearly ali published outside of
San Francisco, and they give the opinions
of the several papers in the matter of the
Supreme Court rendering decision which
has put a check 10 justice in her efforts TO
bring to merited punishment the members
of the boodlers' gang.
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"Hss BEEN EXCEEDINGLY LIVELY.


The Grand Jury Of this cily aud county. IN SEES
sion the iasI three months. from which so much
was hoped in The way OF exposing va,ious cor
rupiions and craokedness IN social, Judicial and
Political circles. has been declared Ivy the SUI
prcne Court not legally constituted. Ii We un-
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"To PUNISH MS ENEMIES"

lFRoM THE Los ANGELES EXPRESS, DEC. 1871
Chris Buckley Is in such high feather over the
late Supreme Court decision, which has the eff.
feet OF multiplying the Indictment against him,
that he is threatening TO punish his "enem ies''
when he gets back TO san Francisco Ii re-.
mains 10 be seen, however, whether he can agai
WELD the power that he formerly possessed
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Hoxie (Kans) people CLAIM to have seen
the Rocky Mountains, which are 200 miles
west, by means OF II mirage. The phenome.
non occurred about sunrise.
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Sc FOR THE SAKE OF HIS LIBERTY"

[FRoM THE NEVADA STATE JOURNAL, RENO,
DEC 16.l
Christopher A. Buckley, who has been a resi-
dent of Montreal, Canada, since October LIST, for
the sake OF his liberty If not for his health, is
SAID TO be on his way home 10 San Francisco.
Inc decision OF the California Supreme Court
declaring the Grand Jury not legally impaneIed,
had more beneficial effect on Mr.. Buckley than
the Canadian climate.
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,OUNTHY RAJ EsrArE-

O. 0)lD a NEAT BARGAIN; SONOMA VAL
Uo-OU. ley fruit and chicken ranch and vine
yard; only u OF a mile from sonoma City; beauti-
ful climate: rich soil; splendid water; schools,
churches, POstonice etc, within 10 minutes walk
of place: new house, 8 rooms ard pump-shed: good
barn and other out-bnildings; never-tailng
horse, COW, chickens, ducks, and all the farming
utensils; title perfect; must be sold; send for par
tieulars; also other properties at good bargains
W T. BAKER real estate agent, Box rs. Sonoma
City, Cal. del6 IT'S
ZINE PRIME LAND. IMPROVED AND UNIM-
4 proved. AN DREW PRICE. Healdsburg Cal l2tf
A MOTHER LIST OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
II land; send for it. d. }. W EST, Martinez25 Inns
CCHOoL LANDS, 81 so TO 50 AN ACRE: ON
~ very easy terms; sold by the state in tracts to
suit; no residence or improvements required: all
kinds OF lands in many different counties; sen
stamp fer LIST; open day and evenings +. w.
LAKE Flood Building IStf
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NJ L Amerach, San jose
W Marshall. San Jose
) Wilson, San Jose
g A hotnberg, Md
j u Sargent, Conn
i L Morris, New YORK
7 X Dready, Portland
M Gross, Tacoma
Il A Head. Illinois
Mrs A Dlbble. Illinois
Miss A L Dibble. Illinois
j ID Began. Tacoma
j w Green. Victoria
Il II Benedict, Victoria
w A Malloy, PIT ownsnd
q NJ PendegaSt, Wash
E A Hardy. Maine
K b Cotter, Kentucky
K Thurten, Nevada
G L Fearing, New YORK
OCCIDENT
Allen Kelly, San Rafael
w d McKinnon. S Rafael
Mrs Florence Williams
Berkeley
Mrs NJ Z Mcdonald, Cal
ID NJ Collins n W, Cal
Mrs II NJ Scale, Salinas
Mrs RoOt Abram s, Seattle
Il II Abrams. Seattle
K w Abrams, Seattle
j ii Price, W X 1 C, Wash
w NJ Garland. L Angeles
X L Porter, Montreal
Ii l. Smith, San Mateo
Il W Lake Il W. Cal
Mrs S A Blythe, Vlsalia
Mrs + II Kay, Visaiia
w ii ShockIey, Nevada
RUSS
H Mitchell. Colusa
Il Fray, New York
w Eastman, HOLSTER
n Green, Stockton
J Narsw lex .Grangerville
C Blowers, California
c Knapp. California
II Blowers. California
} Batten. California
n Green. California
W Harvey. MERGED
J Slandley. Ukiah
j Neal. Pleasanton
II Cain. Lusavl!le
4 Finley, Winters
J Grew Mayiield
r. T StagneS, Grass Valley
y ID knick, Santa Rosa
Il Roberts, Fresno
w Nicholson, Menlo Park
Mrs e GafEey. Tacoma
} Il Powles, Seattle
L ID Harr son. San Jose
X 7 Stagner, Grass Valley
INTERN ATT,
7 ID Statelar, Niles
II Cormick, Livermore
j Jones. Iiyermore
+ Lovergh, Dutch Flat
c Tough, Dutch Fiat
A Nc Is ay. Santa Rosa
q johnson d W, LaReport
p j Marty, Lakeport
c Henderson. Stockton
MIR $ + Miller. Sta Rosa
II Lash. OakGale
c Keyton, Martinez
Ii 7 Rice. X kentucky
ID GilcIriSt. New York
F Il Greer. Vancouver
+ II Thomas. Portsmouth
j II Kelly, independence
G Davis. Truckee
e L Pines a. W. Los Ang
L II Anderson, Cal
w w Fowler. Fresno
u b Stone, Calico
Il Harrington. Hollister
j Brown. Iurlock
L Thompson, Toledo
J c Trip, Toledo
II Blomquist, San Diego
A Blomquist, San Diego
GRAN
V W Hartley, Sacrament
ID L RenShaw. Wisconsin
g Hannah. San Diego
NJ l Hannah. san Diego
Miss L Colnan. Sacramto
L X Porter, Chicago fark
l. Robinson, Sacramento
L frasier, Benicia
NJ Hansen, Pleasanton
NJ Katter, Redwood
q S Sharp, California
Nj Nj Grovar. Byron
j Lander, Oakland
j Il Brennan. Oakland
A Walton. Sacramento
Mrs W 5 Freeman, WINS
II L Wilson. Willows
II A Williamson, Pueblo
| ii j Knowles, Oakland
g q Wheaton, Oakland
w u Harrison, Stockton
g 4 Hobbie, Rochester
K Borden. Oakland
I II Manuering, Seattle
NJ Ingels & VT, Seattle
MRS Or fazen, Santa Cruz
Capt y w Gray, Modesto
4 G ] urner, Santa Cruz
o X Lapham, Chicago
Ii III Maxwell. Tacoma
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
I DAMS NEGOTIATED on ANY GOOD SECUR-
II ity, at reasonable rates of Interest 545 Cali
fornla St.. Room z. dele It
Gf00 000 TO LOAN ON CITY AND CoUN
SpOOO.OOO try property sums to suit; lowest
rates. j. Ii. ROSSETER. 20 Montgomery st.
Room IL ocl1 tt
G750 000 LOWEST MARKET RATES. ON
ID CO.OO country and city real estate: any
sum. A. SCHUYLER, 420 California st. oclU Buns
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold and 1ewery by mali to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third St, San
Francisco: I viii send by return mail the cash; IL
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold BY
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ b3B Ksarny st. the only corporation that lends
money on diane nds, watches: low interest," ocAse
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hSuu AZ < bOu, Sdl
G Nelson IL W, Cal
Miss q Emerson, Cal
I X G. Laws. Belmont
D G Campbell, Oakland
Col d Mrs Mason, Egypt
De V Daesburgh, Rotter-
dam
H X Benham, USN
Miss L Duke, Salvador
w GtaYeS, s L Ubispo
II u Rand d W, Salt Lake
AL HOTEL.
Miss Bessie Marble, Cal
j + Marble, California
I c Treadweli, U SN
a w Cadun IL W, Seattle
Mrs Spring, " lllows
Miss CoraPatton, willows
VI ISIS BessiePatton, willws
Master j Patton, Willows
W w Davis Il W, Cal
Rev c Burgess. Danviile
John II WalbrIdge, Cal
G NJ Harrington, Cal
g w Strahan, Stockton
Mrs Algie kelsay ,Stocktn
j y kuran. Il W, Texas
) HOLSTER. Belmont
Mrs Collins Il DIR, Utah
NJ L Rounds, Indiana
HOUSE.
I'E q Wheeler & I, York
j Highland. Stockton
j q Nash. HaIfmoon Bay
J K Snead. Dixon
Mrs VI Scnofield. Gbsnvle
j Lenuinger Ii W, Chico
d Ross, Spokane
j L Wakefield & w,Chcgo
J NJ Harter & W. Tacoma
&c James. Helena
~ A Howell. San Mateo
II j Meany, San Mateo
10 Jutze, Port Townsend
A Wood, Benton
Il Z Starck, Texas
y NJ Thompson. San Luis
/ Obispo
Il G Chase. Paradise
w X Harkey. Yuba City
A Ii Barnhisel, San Jose
X L Gonwell, San Jose
w II Bell, Seattle
j Z Ruppe. Seattle
)NAL HOTEL.
N Devine, Auburn
| Deviue. Auburn
ID McCue, ST Thomas
w Z Smith & W, Cal
) X Garden, San Rafael
l. Delanne. Oakville
w Ground, Portland
w d Lewis Il W, Kansas
j W Mcdonald Il w, Utah
IL Nj johnson Il W, PorIld
g Ronalds. st Helena
j A Bronhard & W. Portld
A NewhOuse Il W. Portld
+ Fry 4 W, Portland
w w Ayers, Portland
J l. Mcdaniel. Portland
j i Wright. Victoria
~ w Ground. Napa
j Mccoy, Suisun
lC Wec<how New York
IL J Ford. Mississippi
q Barbour, San Diego
L 4 Wemple. Kansas City
j l. Clark. Guerneviile
g Carlson. Denver
Ia Carlson. Denver
10 Carlson, Denver
HOTEL.
/: w Sexton. San Jose
/ Mrs X Zane, San Jose
Miss A Evans, San Jose
j Hill. Lompoc
L ii PenshaiI, Portland
w I Larnbie, Los Angels
$ w Holt. Vacaville
w NJ Lyman a VT, StHlna
III I Coffiaan, Healdsburg
A L Yates, Newman
y O'Neil. Sacramento
g A Possen. San Jose
w Murray, DavisvilIe
b A Kennedy, Chicago
q + Kennedy. Livermore
Is NJ Wilson, Pueblo
Mrs j Stanley, San jose
Miss NJ Stanley, San Jose
il A Adams, Boston, Mass
X X Porter, Chicago
A ID McNary & VT. Colusa
A q Ruddell, Paio Alto
w II " God. Seattle
j Smith Jr, Salt Lake
X Nelson. Salt Lake
Mrs II Y Lewis & fy,Satle
! Z Barnes s. VT, Palo Alto
Mrs Sanborn, Oakland
w III Eckhardt, Spokane
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COI0 PARTNER WANTED - MANUFAC-
SIOoO. turing business; employs ) to hands:
Is only suitable for man willing 10 do light work
IN factory. keep PLATA accounts, mens time and
make himself generally useful; clears S75 per mouth
10 each. with splendid prospect for large increase
OF traae; business easily learned; night or sun
day work; has fun stock materials machinery etc:
cheap st $500: bargain for active, steady indus
tri0us man. GEO. STEW ART. Us KnarnX 81.
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G5A0 PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST
tHOuU. class cash business. clearing $500 per
month; established 10 years; no previous expert
enee required, bur must write PLAIN hand and be
Of steady habits; night or Sunday work: a trial
allowed before you buy. Apply J. ID. Campbell
4 Co. 93l Market
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CONAN MILLINERY, FANCY AND DRY

Gs10l0 MILLINERY, FANCY AND DRY
I-OOO. goods; elegant store; best and growing
part OF the Mission: no opposition for many blocks:
does splendid trade: has choice stock eycFyth ng
on hand; handsome fixtures. showcases and 3 nice
rooms and bath; will give long lease: rent S22: a
grand chance for man and wife; would sell the
property for $4,000; 2-stoTy house in fats: rents
Sal; lot 25Il0O. Particulars GEO STEWART. 1875
kelrny ST. del6 7tS
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G200 PARTNER WANTED IN CASH-OFFICE
e1oCO. business with an enterprisinE man: con
troIng large trade; exceptional opportunity for
steady man TO get INFO money-makiug business:
and safe; be prepared to start az once do
not call unless you have the cash and mean busI-
ness. POOL a CO., Ills NArGetSt Its
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


BARGAIN IN THE PoTRERo: CORNER: Is
~ feet fronting on Kentucky st. s. J. SHELPER,
$40 Sansome st. Room SO. de1S st
Sl5O EACH; 2 LOTS. 261l2oi UNIVERSITY
w. CHAPLIN. ~ Montgomery st. de1s 3t*
QJ00 CASH. BALANCE AS RENT; 3 NEW
IpIOU baywindow cottages; 5 rooms, bath;
Owner on premises afternoon. 21st and Bryant. It's
- ~. 40; garden, cKen-house etc; on
W side Of Eleventh ave, bet Point Lobos ave.
Apply at Room 40. Nevada Block. deIS If
G1T0O $500 CASH. BAL SMALL MON THLY
~ rdd ~ ~, payments; elegant new Groom bay
27th; only blocks from Castro-st. cable.
Also, large Groom 2-story housesIon sunny side
25th, for $4,000 and $1,000 each; lots 25x1i4 and
SSoxl 4; $5O0 cash; balance to suit +. ELSoN,
builder, 1920 25th St, near Castro. del5t
CoO EACH-LoTs 25xl25 IN EAST BERKE-
WCO ley; $40 cash and So monthly.
Sd50 esch-Lots 251l23i SIP cash, s. monthly.
$40U-Lot 50xl25; $40 cash and SO monthly.
SSooaLots 5oIl25; severed and macadamized;
M WILSON, owner, 4l5 Montgomery St dec tt
TOR SALE-oNLY $77bO, CASH OR INSTALL
4 ment: fine modern 2-Story house. with ali latest
improvements; fats. rooms EACH lot 80 feet
front; cor Noe and Elizabeth sts., / block from
Castro-st cable cars incest house in that ocation
good neighborhood. b. PFARRKR d son. archi
fects and builders, MY cor. Dolores and 21st
streets. no25 tt
ZINE HOUSE AND LOT IN THE MOST DE-
sirable residence section of Oakland; g minutes
walk from station of local roads. either broad or
narrow gauge; house OF z large rooms. bath. clos
cts, etc; modern; lot 33:4Xi00 the house has
Just be put IN complete order. and for short
time, on account OF removal. the owner VIII offer at
low price and on easy terms, II desired. rath
than rent the house. For particulars apply TO f. A.
HERON, 1850 broadway, cor. Eleventh ST., Oak
land; 7. o. Box 232 deI3 1t
10 LOTS FOR SALE IN LAKEYIEw; RLoCK
~ 10. Apply CARROLL SIS Fourth st. n29 Inns
no you WANT PROPERTY CITY OR CoUN-
~ Try, in the prettiest valley OF State, Apply
10 Napa Land Co., Napa, CaL Tor list OF pro2sr-
Ties. se2s e
G9SO COR, lO0x15o, IN BERKELEY, ON
SOoO. emtnenca; $40 cash. So monthly.
S3OO-Lot 54NlO0: sidewalked 50 monthly
Slo0O-Cor, 6Oxlo0; macadam zed and sidewalk
StO0-Lot 9ONl36; on principal avenue.
@1Ooo-Fine LOT, l00xl20; $50 monthly.
Get maps; 1000 lots; L offer only what | own.
CdAS. A. BAILEY, owner 20 Montgomery ST. IT
GoS00 FOK SALE; EASY TERMS; ONLY
III the city; hardwood mantle, gas exc; lot 25xlo0
situated on Vermont St. bet Sierra and Humboldt:
no wind or fosS; take Potrero-aYe. cars. Howard
system, and get Oft ct Sierra st, bet. 2lst and 22d
Just blocks from cars. Appiy j. L. LOGAN, 27l9
bryant ave, bet 25th aud 10Th. del 3 IT'S
TO TRADE FOR CHEAP PARK MISSION
Road or South San Francisco lots, fine Yves
tern Addition new residence of rooms; street
Work all complete; would take a small casa pay
ment, balance the same If desired; this is
case OF trade or sell 10 the best offer de during
the next 10 days; title perfect p \. DULAN x
CO., $50 Market ST. delOtf
1904 BUSH - NICE COTTAGE, IN GOOD RE
- - nsIr. Tor sale for removal los Bush l3tf
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GDOO0 FIRSTCLASS MERCHANTS SA-
N--OO. loon Tor sale; located downtown
among the largest wholesale houses: doing a trade
OF tf5 TO $50 per day: night or Sunday work
handsomely fitted up and large stock: IS esta blshed
10 years; IS actually worth $1,000; selling on ac-
count of sickness. Apply j. b. CAMPBELL Il Co.
SSl Market st.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.


Z now ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS THAT
~ by the mutual consent OF the undersigned tho
partnership and the business relations which ex-
listed and were conducted uader the firm namo and
style OF BENNETT. MAGARY a Schultz at I4S
$50 and 1872 Valencia st. IN the city and county OF
San Francisco. State OF California hereby wholly
dissolved. And 1t is agreed by and between the
parties hereto that the outstanding bills and claims
OF the said partnership to be collected and be-
come the property of L. D. BENNETT aud JOHN
II. SCHUTTE, whose names subscribed hereto:
and that the said L. ID. BENNETT and JOHN H.
Schultz exclusively have the power TO pay, set
tie and liquidate all Claims debts and liabilities Of
the said partnership
And the said e. ID. BENNETT and JOHN H.
Schultz hereby to assume all the lust
debts and liabilities of said partnership.
In witness whereof have hereunto and to
another of like tenor and date set our hands this
18th day OF December, 89I.
w. w. MAGARY
T. ID. BENNETT
JOHN II. Schultz.
Referring to the above we. the undersigned,
notify the public that we shall continue TO conduct
the business OF said partners hip at the oca-
tion Nos. LAB and $50 Valencia street. city and
county of San Francisco, under the firm name and
style of BENNETT a Schultz.
Il. d. BENNETT
JOHN II. Schultz.
Dated San Francisco. December 49, 1891. dl7 st
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NEW PROPERTY

NEW PROPERTY.
GO76 RENTS UNDER LEASE $4,000:
I'D y - Brannan st, bet Sd and 4th; l37:6x2I5
and 40x5O, with factory building.
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PALACE HOTEL,

~ G Kirkpatrick, Fresno
w j Scudden, London
Mrs II L Holloway, Cal
w Criderrman d w, MINI
q 3 Cramer. Phila
~ V Nickers, Arizona
j F Wilson, Arizona
II w Reddington, Cal
c Nelson d W, Cal
| Miss q Emerson. Cal
X G Laws. Belmont
d G Campbell, Oakland
Col d Mrs Mason, Egypt
De V Daesburgh, Rotter-
| dam
H X Benham, USN
Miss L Duke, Salvador
w Graves, S L Obispo
II u Rand d W. Salt Lake
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

CTECR. HARDMAN. VOSE AND STERLING
= pianos sold on $40 monthly Instruments BENJ.
CJRTAZ SON sole agents. 20 o. Farrell St au7 e
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Gf000 HOTEL AT GREAT BARGAIN;
- 1OOO. one Of very best second-elass
houses: established 80 years; located promi-
ent corner IN this cIty has 81 bedrooms. fine bar
and diuing-room, etc; well furnished throughout,
and IS worth $4,000: best OF reasons Tor selling;
house Is full all the time aud clearing from $500 to
$500 per month. which VIII be fully proved most
thorough Investigation given; fine coach and horses
Apply 10 j. ID. CAMPBELL & Co. 81 Market