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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-15

The following-named companies now skeletonized, namely: Troop L of each of the cavalry regiments (ex- cept the 9th and 10th) and Company 1 of each of the infantry regiments (except the 9th, 1lth, 18th, 18th, 24th and 25th) will be recruited by the en listment of Indians to the number of tifty-fve for each troop and company. Whenever practicable the enlistment for each regiment will be made within the department where the regimental headquarters are located.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-15

and Europe and IS building eight pow erful all American steamships, capable of attaining speed of twenty-four miles an hour, to make the run in five days.
 There is authority for the state ment that President Harrison has de- cided for himself the mooted question as to whether or not he has the consti- tutional right to fill the nine new offices created by the judiciary act. l. is also stated that there will not be an extra session.of the Senate to con- sider the judicial nominations. and that the appointments will he made by the President in time to enable the nine new courts to organize on the third Tuesday of June, in accordance with the requirements of the act.
 Miguel, the chief, and Pedro, the sub-chief of the Yuma tribe, with three other Indians, were arrested at Yuma Sunday by U. s. Marshall Gard. The prisoners were taken to Los Angeles The Indians are charged with murder ing Hekow, a medicine man of the tribe. in October last.
 Physicians in attendance upon Prince Jerome Napoleon announce that his fever symptoms are abaling and that his strength is increasing.
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HER REVENGE.

How Helpless ParaIytic Watched III
Wife Prepare Her Mourning Robes.
1t is 9 O'clock in the evening. The sol
glow of a shaded lamp fills the room, cast
ing warm reflections on the hangings an
portieres of a small salon, wearing Ill
aspect of everyday life, the Infinite char
of home
a woman is sitting near table sewing
Mechanically plying her needle back and
forth. stopping now and then 10 fold plat
and judge the effect. She is no longer
young, but still beautiful, her dark hair
drawn straight back from the temples as if
disdaining all coquetry, her refined features
cold. utterly impossible. despite the gleg-
OF her large, Weary-lOoEiDg eyes. ETi
A man is lying on a couch close BY
tiOnlesS; his eyes intently fixed on
woman, his black hair thickly streaRed =
gray, his brow furrowed with wrinkles
face lined with marks of dissipation. ms
emaciated hands helplessly lying in tue
folds of his dressing-gown.
The silence was oppressive.
The man sullcn, watchtul; the woman
cold, impaSsiVe.
One month ago this man was brought
home, helpless, struck by paralysis in the
midst of his gay companions
Doomed, fully aware Of certain death, he
lies there, incapable of moving finger; his
mind alone is free, recalling past f0liies, the
mad pursuit OF sensual pleasures.
Great drops OF peTSpiratiOn bead his brow
as he thinks of his wasted life-the terror
of approaching death.
The woman is also thinking of the weary
years which have bound her TO this man,
with their long train of treachery and decep-
tiOn. Cruelty deserted, outraged in her
pride and in her love, her whole soul is filled
with bitterness. Pity is forgotten-only
one sentiment remains-implacabe anger
There she sits, calmly, steadily sewing.
He, haggard, hOrroT-Stricken, gazes at her
Only inardcuate sounds come from hi,
contracted lips.
The work ON which his wife sews with
such calmness is tie mourning robe she will
soon wear as his widow.
A smile fits over her pale lips as she
spreads the work before him, sparing not
detail, while he, unable, save with appeal
Ing eyes, TO protest. is compelled to note
all the minutia of the gruesome preparation
Short Stories
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A.. O. Il. OLE A.
The General Picnic Committee for This
Year Regularly Organized.

The General Picnic Committee for This
Year Regularly Organized.
As the Grand Court meets in Santa Rosa
in May it is generally understood that the
picnic of 1891 will also be held in that city.
Another meeting of the proposed con-
clave, K S. F., was held in the high Secre-
tarys office on Friday evening last and was
so largely attended as to leave no doubt
regarding the ultimate success of the organ
ization. Another meeting was held last
evening, and Captain Bayreuther feels con-
fident that he will be ready to organize In
| May,
The Supreme E. C. has had printed the
new ritual recently submitted by Fred Z.
! Hensley. Z. ii. c. X, and the document has
! been circulated among the various grand
| jurisdictions. The California delegation
| will no doubt work for its adoption, after
| one or two slight amendments have been
| made.
Deputy Vellage has under way The Or
ganzation of new circle OF the T. OF +. In
Golden Gate, Alameda County.
Court Seal Rock will give literary enter
tanment and ball in B'nai Birth Hall on
Tuesday evening, March 3lst.
Court LOrin initiated one candidate last
Wednesday evening and received nineteen
applications,
Pursuant to a call issued by F. j. Nc
| Dermott, President of the 1899 committee,
| delegates from the various courts AMI circles
| in this city and Alameda County met IN
| Shiels Building last Saturday evening anu
| effected the organization OF the uenerai / lc-
| mic Committee for 1891. Inc ',leetllS "as
| called TO order BY President heDeriiiolt auu
| after accepting the report OF tlie committee
ON Credentials the organization was COM
niated nv the election of the following Of
ticers. President. d. ID. Hunt, Court Inter
| Nos. VICE President, Mrs. A. Pemoerthy,
Excelsior Circle; Treasurer, l.. hragan
| Court Golden Gate; Financial Secretary, ID.
C. Logan, Court Justice thrd term record
ing Secretary, F. G. Cooper; GTurt Hoiu i',i
! Gate; Sergeant-at-A Arms VI. W. 'onh'on'
Court Justice. ,,.,vss Of ,p,nortoneo
was the adoption OF series OF resolutions
nv Delerate Fred c. Hensiey, when greatly
| fsoiI;tated business, and the appointments OF
the GLOWING Committee on Rules OF Order.
w is TO report at the next meeting: G.
/ y Bremen, Ii. Cohen, S. Pieser, g. Reed
| and s. f. Haliet. The committee then al
iourned till Saturday evening, March 9TH
| after which time it will meet'every Satur.
day evening.
Court Western Addition has at las
| reached the 100 mark in its membership
roll. Two more were added last Monda.
eyening, Ire new .pplicati0ns received
.sse L.. etins, i5ssss Sressial sumn40ned one Z
consider imporpans amendments TO the by
laws. The attendance, therefore, was very
large
j. Gnopins, one Of tho leaaing MEMBER
OF Coutl nifty of Santa Rosa, pald iii'
compliments TO - High Secretary
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Jay Gould'S daughter Nellie is said to
have made up her mind never to marry.
She probably thinks that she couldn't afford
to.
Pasteur is famous for his absent-minded-
ness. 1t is said he would frequently forget
to eat his dinner if some one did not remind
him of it.
Mrs. Mckee, the widow of General George
c. Mckee, is the only woman in the United
States holding the office of Receiver of Pub
lie Moneys. Her district embraces Missis-
sippi.
Queen Victoria has expended So, OOC, 600 on
memorials to the Prince Consort. Honlring
the memory of good husband can be made.
much more costly than getting divorced from
a bad one.
Henrik Ibsen was little boor in his boy
hood. and even his brothers and sisters dis
liked him. In revenge for his meannesS
and unsocial ways they used to pelt him
with stones and snow-balls.
Goodwin Smith says that Macaulav, whom
he frequently met at Oxford, didn't look vt
all like man of genius, except for his eye
and that he used TO think "a cObber's apron
would have become him very we'll"
An Italian nobleman The Count de Lor-
CUES, is owner of an ancient wood engraving
of Christopher Columbus which is believed
to be true likeness. 1t will propably have
place i'll the coming American exposition.
Jules Simon, rapidly nearing the eighties,
other day how he had managed to grow OLD
so gracefully. by living in exactly the
same manner for the last thirty years." was
the reply.
The Sultan lives in constant dread of as
sasSiaation. He never leaves the grounds
of his palace except to go once n week to a
neighboring mosque. Once year he pays
a visit 10 Stambuul. but his route is never
known in advance.
Mrs Mary French Sheldon, who is about
to invade Africa in search of the novel and
curious. was Pitt>burg belle in her youth
1t is even declared that she was the me ST
beautiful woman that ever graced the so
ciety of the Smoky city.
The German Emperor has been nicknamed
1.-The Flying Dutchman" der fleeende H"l-
lender by the wits of Berlin. He is also
called the "Travel Emperor" (ReiSe Kaiser)
because of his liking for making flying trips
throughout the empire.
Mr.. Justice Brown is variously said to re-
semble in cOuntenance Senator Carlisle
Major Mckinley and the late Samuel j. Ran
dali. and when he first appeared on the
bench in his judicial robes there were those
who thought OF Edward Booth as Hamlet.
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Police Commissioners.

The Police Commissioners held an exeru-
tive session yesterday afternoon aud eonsid-
cred number of license cases. No action
was taken in the case of Officer Cavanaugh.
who was acquitted of charge of man
John Nav
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mutual Cbarres Preferred.

A charge of assault TO murder was yestrr-
day placed against Gee Kee at the City
Prison. Kee was one of the witnesses who
claimed that All Tuig fired a pistol at him
in China town last Wednesday, Tuig claimed
that it was Kee that shot at him and not lie
at Kee, and yesterday procured warrant
charging Kee with the assault.
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Monday. They are preparing to receive
me me Grand Court in good STYLE in Santa
| Rosa next Nav, "
fra AN event unparalleled in the history of
| 1dr"eelhdl organizations will transpire on
| tuesday evening next in B'nai R;ritb Hail
VIII be the institution of Cont Acne
I'LL Tttn eharter membership of nearly 600
4 ne accomplishment of this great feat il
u t5 principally 10 B. Z. johnson, whom
o. 80, lican fOresters of California esteem
aS one OF their valued members. ONLY those
VINO nave acted in the capacity of Orranizer
I IaI Iully appreciate the hercuIean work Mr.
.yuohhson mas performed The institutiotl of
G 5lle court VIII be conducted by the Executive
be Uul ~ C assisted by the officers and mem
~ De Is Oh courts Seal Rock and Eucleian. and
1t Is expected that not less than 1000 Ameri
can foresterS will be present. an mar niSht
Knights and Ladies gor rJoDor
large delegation is goinay 10 Sacramento
next Wednes day morning. leavire, Ills ci,v
by the 1880 o'clock train, TO visit Fonity
Lodge-the last district needing Of the nrss-
ent term. Equity aspires to ECLIPSE Triumph
Lodge Of San Jose, and is therefore making
elaborate preparations.
Palo Alto Lodge Is booming again.
The next great event in tue order on this
Coast will be the annual Grand Lodge re-
ception at Odd Fellows Hall.
The social hop of Excelsior Lodge occurs
next Thursday evening at Union-square
Triumph Lodge now has niuety-six mem
bers.
t. II. Berkey. g. V P, and T. A. Lauder.
D. u. T., will visit ROseyille soon in the in-
terest of the order.
DIR. PhelaD, d. ID. G. p. of Cypress Lodge,
pan Bernardino, writes that his lodge has
increased twenty in membership during the
past two months, aud is otherwise in a very
prosperous condition.
The diSagreeable weather last Monday
evening seemed to have nc effect upon the
attendance at the Pacific Lodge party. I'm
lon-square Hall was filed. and the affair
passed off pleasantly and successfully.
racine Lodge has appointed committee
consisting OF George j. Vincent and Mrs
M. a. Noyes, and has issued a call to other
CITY lodges to appoint liar committee
to arrange for the regular annual Grand
Lodge reception in April. The first meetins
OF the committee is set for Monday evening
March 9th, in the hall of Pacific Lodge
The party will probably be given at Ola
Fellows Hall on Wednesday evening
March 22d.
The next Pacific Lodge social will be given
on Monday evening. March sd, uuon which
occasion will be offered as prize a So hat
to the best gentleman dancer, the awardiun.
of the trophy TO be made by a committed
composed OF lady member from each LODI
in San Francisco, except Pacific Lodge
respective lodges to make the appointme
of said committee. This is novelty in 81
way, and VIII undoubtedly tend to attract
large attendance at the social and eau
much merriment.
The total membership of the order as pei
last report shows the number at 1900.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

$3.50 HAIenT sT., Mr.; BRoDERICK; THIS
aet 10 n ne 9loek below Tor Slloo more than
ply TO EASIoN, ELDRIDGE CO., 63S Market st.
$4,000 READ THIS; TEHAMA-sT INVEST
pOOOV. ment; near Ninth-st. cable-lIne: house
OF 80 rooms, rented to one tenant for $50 per
q CO, 63s.Market st.
SQ000 FLATS; VALLEJO ST., NEAR VAN
p0UOU. Ness ave; rented for $50 per month;
q uHe Investment; convenient to PolSst eable-cars;
I9 t T 221I27e to rear street Apply to EASToN'
ELDKlDGE co, 63s Market st.
tIiAsST0N, ELDRIDGE d CO, 6ss MARKET ST
l : south slde lots; low prices: easy terms.
Now Is the time to buy. Lots are cheaper now
I Ian they WIN be at any time in the future. San
francesca is gong to grow, and this means that
these lots are going to enhance in value. II you
nave nave no ialth IN them You must believe that the
St - neNer gong 10 increase in population South
SIDE Is In the direct line of advancing improve
ana Wlthlh couple OF years VIII have rail
tpdus anu every oiher Improvement pertaining 10
choice residence location. Work on the electric
road and the boulevard Is soon to be commenced.
we can give you the cheapest lots offered in the dis
trlct, ana give terms that make purchase within
heI pdItcVllrs IN feSaru TO price, terms and con
tembiated improvements EASLoN, ELDKIDGE
u co, 63S Marker St fe22 SuWeFr st
NZoUU. Homestead back Of school house and
MISSION road; lays well; makes IL lots. WILSON
d CARR, IS Post ST. fe27 2t
poOOO. 3d. WILSON & CARR. Is Post. 26 q
$500 $3.50 CASH BAL. on INSTALL,
AIlster near lyon. rent go 80 i.ts On NY
son Il CARR, is Post st. wv Teoe ~
- -e-o ~
&DNll FOR IL LOTS; EXCELSIOR HOME
Sp-oOO stead, back of Mission road near schools
mousse WILSON ~ CARR, 1S Post St fe2S 81
OOK At THEM. a aoo II d, On l>,I =, !, -,
- De Long ave, 100 feet from Waller: street WORK
an uohc. WILSON a. CARR, IS Post ST. fe26 Ut
G.1O 900 5s,7n. N Gnu, ~ - CIR 49,
N IOUtBtj Stnc .v, ~ SIZE SIZE SLAf 81. NEAR
lone lease 1a,,iro % ~ Wei improved; nhuer
MOSGROVE s3t 49, NJ TeF On he' on investment s.
n1PK T5,TC 49, 80 ~
y t me new electric road Easy terms. No taxes.
$l20-is cash, balance 81 so a week.
Sdio-H3 cash, balance 81 so week.
S2OO-14 cash, balance $40 a month
S225 ! A cash, balance $40 a month.
$250-lI cash, balance $40 month.
$3.50 cash, balance in 6 and II months
SSS9900-iS 4ash, Daance $40 month
sI90- G@%s c,sI corner l i iGt; .,. ,,u,
S450-1S cash! ou i1rh7 ave par
$5OO-i% clsh: BLOCK from bea oh and pa-t
S65O-iS cash balance eass tSst,ii,,an 49, pf'iN'
S7uO-S5Ou cash
SSOO-On easy terms
S9OO-On easy terms
$l300-Nust be sold
SIlOO-Very chenn
C. F. MAYNF 6 70 ao.5 ,ro,,.,..,,,-.... -
the cbeaDest pars inrs 1,e,- ~, nv, 81. nave
for the elertric road ana 80 i 81 me l., hchse
Information Dont make ,ritv Jug piIiy GotIect
such easy terms together with their positive Hpoi
euge as TO which are the best locations and will be
go, I eiieilte e pg the improvements which VIII
Iynert,- Iiau1 tnIoush ihe Inherent parts of this
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DENTISTS.

'fS+N liza
A LII NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
them stating that the insane asylums are fun of
people VINO TOOK gas only once for painless tooth
traction aud went crazy My secret painless method
be done painlessy. VIII forfeit 800 for any tooth
that cannot extract without sleep or gas even
though dozen dentists have failed to extract IT.
All operations done better than elsewh ere siuce /
have seven hrst prizes for beautiful filings plate
open III $3.50 r NJ; sundays Till p. NJ DIX.
GEORGE w. LEEK, o'Farreli St oc9 II
DR. N. T. WHiTCoMB, DENTIST, 2ls THIRD
~ ST.. near Howard. fe20 I'm
DR. }. HEINo, FORMERLY OF THE COTTON
~ Dental Association. 249 Fifth st. fel9 I'm
n H. CUMMINGS, WITH NJ. CHASE. SUC.
y. cessor to DIR. AUSTIN, 719 Market. felt I'm
DR. A.LUDLUM HILL. l443 MARKET ST, NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
from SO per set: extracting soc: gas given. Afr
DR. REA, 1923 MARKET; EXT TEETH SOC;
~ with gas 81; Filings low: open evenings se14 tf
CRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 1853 MARKET
y ST. bet Third aud Fourth: gas specialists. au17 tr
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
~ lowest prices; work warranted DIR. J. w.
hEf. o4l Market st. opp. Baldwin. aus tt
DR 9. II; WILSON, DENTIST, 925 MARKET
~ ST., bel fltth and Sixth. opp. Mason. del5u
REAUTIFUL SET 81; PAINLESS EXTRACTING
~ 5Oc; gold plates; bridge WORK crowns; Filings:
ail0west rates. DIR. c. A. PERRY. Mason ST. de5 Il
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION 500 MARKET
81: tneian bnildtng2; gas specialists; positively
and gives the celebrated Cotton 6as'; 30 OOO rot
erences established 1885, ali operations in dentistry
performed. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER lei II
Qt7 SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED "A
70 good as can be made; filling 81. DIR. SIMMa
dentist $50 Market st. next Baldwin Theater. ocl
\ 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
ana largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-card otherwise Will receive
PROMPT attention. once 622 Montgomery 81.
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES,
GHEAPEST PLACE FOR CnIINTE suEI IVES
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G1S0 PARTNER WANTED N GROCERY
- ICO. and bar; one OF the best corners; more
tban iull value IN Sght sells AZ sacrifice to secure
Eooi man. pays $50 per month TO clerk prefers III
terested partner; experience not necessary: VIII
teach good man the business; has splendid trade:
store handsomely fitted up: CHEAP rent: never such
. bargain; well worth $780, do not miss this; Won
viii never get another Ike It. see GEO. STEW
AhI. 4o5 heaTuy 81, 1t
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GOOD GROCERY STORE AND BAR FOR
.S~''VU. sale; a tue corner In the northern end OF
the city is doing fiue trade in both bar and store
well stocsed and worth the money. Apply X.
KEN ny, % Kearny 81. If
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GEOn LIQUOR SALOON FOR SALE: HERE
= 't2p. iSsomethIns extra; one OF the best bust
ness locations In tile city; doing trade OF nearly
so per day during the dullest times; fine rooms;
Eeutuuy $50 per month: owner has recently
nected himself with another differently extensive
enterprise and cannot give his attention to this he
vii! assure you Of the trade: any one can run IT,
ApIiy X. KENNY. % Kearny ST. II
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Gtl500 HOTEL AND PROPERTY AT a
. ~ --gOO. great bargain: country hotel Of 20
ROOMS; on line OF railroad; only miles from Mar
taez. has good trade rooms and bar well
niShed; lot 6bI-OJ included in above price III
Lealfh the cause of selling: this great sacrifice;
this ropfrty viii sell for $1,000 Inside OF ) years.
AppiEk hENN \, % kearny ST. II
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=. EG- RESTA RANT FOR SALE: Is CLEAR
- ~. ing $3.50 per month: is fine location,
not far from Third aud Market srs. q; takes in $50
per day cash, which You prove by trying II until
fguy satisfied before buying; owner has sept this
place great many years he Is leaving the city,
but viii remain with buyer until fully able run
s. Apply X. KENNY, - X earny 81. II
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- 1ill FARMER WANTED; PLAIN, : EADT
'~'oNO. WorklusniaL for manufacturing business
the WORK, keep plain accounts. mems time, colec-
tlons ana make himself generally useful; knowledge
OF business not necessary; is easily learned: has
st0ch tools, materials and large orders on baud :
good location; trade clearing 800 t. each per
month; can be Increased by having help: good man
wanted more than money; IS rare chance and VIII
bear Investigation. GEO STEWART l35 Rearny
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.

CHEAPEST PLACE FOR COUNTERS, SHELVES
" SHOW cases ;ofces stores lifted 1874 Geary 30tf
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10 ACRES FOR $4,000 EASY TERMS; ALL IN
~ wine grapes, with BARTLETT pear or French
prune tree every "a feet or years old; running
stream OF artesian water through the place ali ina
year; new house and barn. three-quarter mile. from
Town; horse. COW, tools, wagon chickens. every
thlhg goes. Also acres; leo fruit trees: 80 olive
grape and small fruits small house and barn: close
70 town; Tl4OO. d. Il. TYING, Sou0ma CITY. Cali
~ LlLi. fH2T
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RRCsSELS soc, OH CLOTH 25C, MATING I5c
- nnoleum oOc, poles 25c, shades 25c, body Bras
Sels l5c; carpets, furniture. etc, on easy terms
NEUMAN BROS, III sixth St oclI n
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CARPETS.

II CENTS on INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
. ~ carpets: sold elsewhere at 81. ARoNSON,
1910 Stockton ST. oc2s emo
CARPErS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. 65c A YARD:
y lustalimeut price elsewhere 81 a yard NJ
FRIEDMAN a CO., 22S-23O stockton, and 1S7 Post
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GOS0 GROCERY AND BAR: DOING FIZE
~ business. MORGAN d DONNEY, 10Y
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FuRNITuRE For SALE.

IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GooD,AND CHEAP,
see II. SCHELLHAAS 40s Eleventh ST. de6 II cod
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j. PUSTELL d co, liquor merchants. basement.
fiOod's Building. Fourth and Market SIS fe26 3t@
q. eioA- SALOON AND LUNCH HOUSE FOR
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.

MENToNE, 9O1 POWELL sT.-FIRST-CLAss
nlshed pleasant sunny rooms with Charming View
OF the bay; terms CorGing to room; excellent ia
PIE board. MRS. X. wErZEL, propretress. rvs Inn
EAIRMoUNT-l7l4 MARKET ST., ELEVATOR
= on Fell st.-Peasant sunny suites. with first
class board, for . from $50 per month upward;
single rooms for gents from s25 upward. fe3 If
JJ07 BUSH CHANGED HANDS: PRIVATE
IIOt boarding house; board optional: refer
ences. feIS I'm
THE LYNDHURSr; ELEGANTLY APPOINTED
apartments; frst-class table board terms reason
able sol 6eary st. felslm
10 ELLIS HAS CHANGED HANDS AND HAS
IL been thoroughly renovated, aud is now open
as q nrst-ciass private boarding house. MRS. T.
WHEELOCk. fel4 I'm
RRooKLYN HOTEL. BUSH ST, BET. MONT
- gomery and Sansome, under the management of
CHAS MONTGOMERY; hrst-class family and mer-
camille hotel; home comforts; conducted on Amerl-
can and European plans board and room 81 IS,
81 so. 81 rs and 81 per day; so cents to$ 81;
free coach TO aud from hotel fe7 12m
THE MARIPOSA, 1924 LAGUNA-FINE SUITES;
hrst-class board; terms moderate. aul6 II
YOSEMITE HOUSE, lOi5 MARKET ST. BEE
Sixth and Seventh; Soc to 81 per night; per week.
81 DO to So single and en- suite; families mrl It
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 3l9 AND 33I
n Sansome St, San Francisco; board and room ST.
II 70 and 81 80 per day. free coach VIM MONT.
GoMERY, proprietor. iy2ltt
a ant sunny rooms en- suite and single; 6rstciass
neVery respect; terms reasonable Ial0r
oNTGoMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL. 2s7
Ah ana Z2S Second st.-Single meals 25c; hoard and
room per day. Toe TO 81; by the week. 81 50 Ires
coach TO and from the hotel ap2l tt
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
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