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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-23
The Democrseic Com mittee 70 Mac,

The Democratic executive com mittee
will meet on Friday night to transact
some very important business and to
elect chairman OF committee. Thew
Will meet at the office OF M. c. Thomas
In the courthouse, where ample accom-.
dations Wi)l be provided for the mem
bers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-23
LOCAL STOCKS.
sept23-6m

The following quotations of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nished by Won Hemert Sc Co., bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-23
SPECIAL

Call and secure good bargain in
furniture and carpets. Our Accent
Ingram Carpet takes the lead. Our
Rag and Jute Carpets are of the best
mako and lowest prices. We are
not selling goods at cost, but we are
giving good bargains. Our motto
is, "Live and Let Live" We do
not handle goods on commission or
second handed goods. Persons
wanting terms can get them.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
ALAMEDA.

Seine General Talk of Demanding a Re
count.
Workmen engaged in the work of grading
High street unearthed several gold coins
1t is estimated that at least len saloons will
close up when The license OF $500 will become
due in july.
Rev. PIesby Smith, formerly pastor Of the
NJ. L. Church South, but of late a travelling mis-
sionary, Is seriously III in this city, and hopes are
not entertained for his recovery owing TO his ad-
Vanced age.
GotIieD Schumacher has been arrested num-
Der of times Tor the violation OF a city ordinance.
at the instance of Health Officer Mclean, In
dumping garbage on his lot near the foot OF
Broadway. Yesterday he turned the table Oh
the Health Officer ana had him arrested for mliu-
tainlug nuisance on his premises on Central
avenue. Tie alleged nuisance is d manure pile.
The excitement attending the municipal cleo
tiOn is subsiding There Is talk of recount
being demanded, but no definite measures have
been Iaken- 1t is alleged by friends oil William
Hammond, candidate for Trustee on the Citizens
ticket, that some errors were made In several
precincts, and that recount would result i'll his
favor. The candidates for Trustees received the
ROsseter. 500; Stephenson. 1920; Hammond,
946: Wild, Ol3 James b. Barber was elected
City Treasurer, defeating Thomas A. Smith. The
returns Will be canvassed on Monday evening.
City Clerk MillingtOn Will have certificates OF
election ready, aud the new members will be
sworn in ana given their seats. The ne W board
will probably organize by re-eleeting Mr. Mas
tick Chairman, and James Millingtou City
Clerk,
The morning call., 1891-04-15
OUR COLLEGES.
Tho Progress of the University of Cali
fornia at Berkeleys

Tho Progress of the University OF Cali
fornia at Berkeley:
The University OF California occupying as IL
does prominent position among the educational
institutions of the land, has an organization so
thorough and complete In Its detail that no
student no matter what height IL may be his am
billion 10 attain, need leave this State in order 10
fit himself for any profession in life The UNI
versity comprises the College OF Letters and the
five colleges of science at Berkeley, the LICK AS
Economical Depart ment at Mount Hamilton. The
Hastings College OF the Law. The Medical DE,
parIment and the Colleges of Dentistry ana
Pharmacy i'll San Francisco. The requirements
for admission can be had either by application al
The University buildings In Berkeley the "
ecior OF the Lick Observatory at Mount Haihii-
ton. or TO the Board OF Regents, Room Ia, Hal
leck Block, 800 Sansolne street, San Francisco,
or by addressing the Recorder OF the Faculties,
Berkeley Cali who VIII send COPIES OF the Regis
Ter and other publications free 10 any address on
apDllc alton.
AS showing the rapid Increase in scholar
scholars for the year 1SS9-90 and Tor me
year 1S90-91 the number Will be between
twenty aud twenty-five. The total number In all
departments of the University has increased
from 5l3 In lS85-S6 TO 767 In 1S9o-9l. In the cor
leges AT Berkeley duriaC the latter term there were
$50 males aud 1o3 females, as against 20I males
aud AZ females for the year lS65-S6. There are
POL courses IN the University, library Contain
ing over ~, 900 volumes, a magnificent museum,
eleven laboratories aud other accessories.
change OF calendar, whereby The academic year
OF the University will begin in August instead OF
September and close in May instead OIL june
will take effect in August, 1892
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Eight EIepant Residences.

Fronting on California, NV. cor OF Pierce 50. No.
2602 California ST.. NV cor Pierce, Is magn fcent
Eastlake corner residence; bay-windows front and
sde elegant style of architecture; contains large
rooms, BATH modern improvements; perfect home
in every respect: elegantly papered and frescOed;
lot II :4O3sXlS2:7L . in rear. II :111a feet. No.
2604-AdlOtnS the above on the weSt; same style of
front aud interior finish: large rooms, with mod
cru improvements; lot 26:21axI32 :71A: in rear,
26 2lA feet No. 2606-Adjons the above on the
vest is OF the same Eastake style of architecture;
interior the same; large rooms, with modern i'm
prOyementS; lot 26:21sXl32 :T1s: in rear, 20 :21a
feet. No. 260S-Adtoi.S the above on this west aud
is similar in all respects; large rooms. with mod
ern improvements; lot 26:2xl32:7L "a in rear,
26:2fS feet. No. 2610-Adjoius the above the
west and is similar In all respects: large rooms,
with modern improvements: lot 26:31.Il32:71s;
in rear, 26;l1 rs feet. No. 26l2-Adioins the above
the west OF Eastlake style OF architecture is
detached; has fine 10 ms elegantly finished; mod
ern improveme nts; lot 26;71sXlS2;7Is. No. 26I4
-AdjOn the above the west; is all respects a
twin-built residence; is detached; Is room larger
III size; 10 fine rooms elegantly finished; modern
improvements; lot rs 614 x132:71s. No 26l6-Ad-
joins the above on the west is twinbuilt house to
No. 26l2i is detacht d. has large rooms; elegantly
finished: modern improvements; lot 26:4$4x
l32:T1s All the above are nearly new residences:
all perfect homes and must be examined to be
appreciated. Easements are all cemented and
every thing irst-class. All elevated above the
street; have solid masonry bulkheads mounted with
neat castings; cement stone sidewalks and
walks in front and rear garden; large front and
gardens and lots all OF extra depth; California st.
finished In bituminous rock; everything in first
rl SIN
The morning call., 1891-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
Spring Fever

AT this time of the year the blood changes,
its circulation is sluggish and the system
Is not properly nourished. The result is
loss of appetite. weakness an oppressive
feeling of fullness, too hot, and Oh ! so
tired. To cure and prevent Spring Fever
take Simmons Liver Regulator. All nature
Is now waking and everybody should
invigorate the liver, kidneys and bowels
with Simmons Liver Regulator and they
would not have so much biliousness, head
ache, dyspepsia and malaria all the rest Of
the year. You would not expect plant
to work off winters decay and bloom as
good as ever without attention in the
Spring. Don't expect it of your system.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
mr20 Weir Mo till apo
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Nine Magnificent Residence Lots.

Fronting Pierce and Sacramento SITS. No. l-SW.
of Pierce aud Sacrament SITS. large and ele
CANT corner for rstclass house; lot 32 7sxl0S:3.
NO Wv. line OF Pierce St, 80 Is feet 5. of Sac
ramento: lot 25xl06:3 No. 3-W. line OF Pierce
ST., 57:71s feet s. OF Sacramento; lot 25xl06 81
No. Nv. line OF Pierce st, 81 71s feet s. of Sacra-
mento; lot 25xl06:3. No. 6-W. line of Pierce ST.,
107:71s feet S. of Sacramento; lot 25x106:3 No.
6-S. line OF Sacramento ST., 1868 feet w. of
Pierce; lot 25xl32:71s. No. is. line of Sacra-
mento St, 131 - feet w of Pierce; lot 251l32 q Is.
No. SIS. line of Sacramento ST.. 90 - feet w. of
Pierce: lot 25Xl32 us. No. SIS line of Sacra-
mento St. 1Sl q feet W. of Pierce; lot 25I132:71s.
The above choice residence lots in very choice
location; fine improvements IN every direction.
Parties DESTROYS of frsI-class residence lot for
home cannot lind more favored location in this
city. Do not fail TO examine them.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL.
The Managers Defend Themselves by an
Array of Figures.

The Managers Defend Themselves. by an
Array of Figures.
The annual meeting of the lady managers
of st. Luke's Hospital was held in the
chapel Of Trinity Church last evening. AL
lusion was made during the course of the
evening to the attacks which had been made
on the management in November last. but
the ladies confined themselves to the vindi-
cation afforded by statistics showing the eff
fciant working of the institution.
The meeting was opened by prayers, read
by the Rev. j. Sanders Reed. and the re-
ports OF the Secretary, Treasurer and Dr.
Titus, the resident physician, were read
These showed that 3S2 patients had been
treated, that the patronage Of the hospital
was 100 per cent greater last year than the
year before DR.. Titus was appointed.
j. ii. Dobns0n moved vote OF thanks to
the lady managers for their conscientious
services, and congratulations on the excel
lent showing of the reports were added by
Joseph Eastland and DIR. Taylor.
The morning call., 1891-04-15

Lot l, TO Alex Rothensteln. for s5O50; lot 2, 10
Alex Rothenstein, for S2725; lot g. to II. j. KEEL
Ion for s2G50; lot A. IT, D. V. Alden. for $4,000;
lot s. to d. Harris, for S2625; Iot g. to Mrs. C. 7.
Bank, for S2125; lot Z, to II. j. MckerrOu FOR
S2075; lois 8, 8, 10, IL. IL, to C. D. Salield. for
S2025 each; lot 10, 10 j. w. Coleman, for $1,000;
lot IA. TO Julie kohp, for $500; lot 10, 10 j.
Hoesch, for S1725; lot 16, TO William Stone, for
S1750; lot II, TO j. q. Garland, for S3425: lot
18, to j. +. English, for S1675; lot 10. 10 NJ.
Mulger, for $4,000.
The next important subdivision sale will be
the block bounded by Baker, Clay, Lyon and
Washington streets. known as the 81 Babcock"
block The block will be sold at auction by
Easton, Edridge & Co. April 2Sth for one fifth
cash. The lots graded aud ready for build
ing, and the streets are all severed and macad-
amiZed. Ii is one block from the Jack son-street
cable. and two blocks from tue California street
and Pacific avenue cables. 1t has an elevation
OF 270 feet, which affords a MAGNIFICENT view
and insnres perfect drainage. Taking into con-
sideration the surroundings The view, the cable
accommodations and the liberal TERMS buyers
will have the best opportunity OF getting choice
residence lots which has been offered for
long time.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
j. W. Wssinger with Kate johnson. additions
on Suffer street. $685.; bonds $3.50 X. Lew
ellyn and A. RemIlIard.
JudsOn Manufacturing Company with John
w. Wissinger, wrought and cast iron work, Alb
California street, S4155.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Co-operative Merchandise.

A stockholders and directors meeting of
the Commonwealth of Jesus was held last
night at the residence of the Secretary, W..
Everett Stone. 81 Page street. The pur-
pose was TO elect Director and President
to the vacancy caused by the retirement OF
Arthur w. Dove, and it resulted in the
election of j. d. Morton. A resolution was
adopted declaring it the common wealth s
intention to open cooperative merchan-
disiug establishment about May LIST, the
probable location being the Strathmore
building ON Larkin street. opposite the New
CITY Hail.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Magnificent Business and Resi-
denee Properties; also Fine
RaSidenca of Einht Rooms

Fronting Polk and Turk SITS. and Elm ave. Lot
No. 1-SW. cor OF Polk aud Turk sts.-Kronting 30
feet Polk by S7:6 feet on Turk st. Lot No. q
w. line OF Polk ST., 30 feet s. OF Turk; lot 30X97 g
feet. Lot No. 3-W. line OF Polk ST. 81 feet S. of
Turk; lot S0xS7 IS feet. Lot No. INV. cor. OF
Turk st. and Elm ave; fronting 80 feet Turk
by 97:6 feet Elm ave. Lot No. SIS line OF
Turk ST., 81 70 feet w OF Polk; lot 20 feet Turk
ST. and 100 through to Elm ave. Lot No. 6-S. line
OF Turk St, 1872 IS feet W. OF Polk; lot rs feet
TURK st. and 1870 through TO Elm ave. Lot No. =
5. line of Turk ST., LAT IS feet ". of Polk lot %
feet OH Turk st. and 120 feet through to Elm ave.
Lot No. SIS. line of Turk ST., l72:6 feet w. of
Polk; lot % feet on Turk st. and 100 feet through
to Elm ave. Lot No. 9-S. line OF Turk st, 1877 IS
feet W. Of Polk; lot 70 feet on Turk st. and 100
feet through to Elm ave. Lot No. l0-623 Turk ST.,
S. line; bay-windOw residence OF rooms and bath.
222 IS feet w. of Polk ST.; pretty and neat home,
with couveniences; house quite new. and large lot;
20 feet from Turk st. and 40 feet through TO Elm
avenue.
The morning call., 1891-04-15

land, Or, extending an invitation, to visit
that city on Fourth of July and stating.
About the hotel bill, don't let that trouble
you in the least; you will belong to US
when you are here. Tell your men not 70
bring their pockets full of CON-. Tor Qall-
fornia money will not be bankabe in our
Webfoot State. We have hotel enga ged.
1t WAS resolved to accept the invitation.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
REAL ESTATE.
Auction Sale of Residence Lots
Yesterday.

Eastop, Eldudge & Co.'s sale OF Ashbury
Heights lots yesterday was well attended, and
the lots brought fair prices. Some OF the lots
we're sold to parties who VIII build aud some
went 10 welI-known kpecuators, who have great
confidence in this locality. Owners and dealers
are well pleased with the result of tile SALE as it
VIII undoubtedly tend 10 strengthen prices in
this neiehborho0d. Following Is numbered dia-
gram and below the buyers and prices OF each
lnr.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Business Property Improved.
Business Property UnimproVsd.
Residence Property Improved.
Residence Property UnimproVed.
Ellis-st. Rusiness Pronertu

N. line Ellis ST., SIS feet w. of Jones; OIL the prop
erty Is handsome large bay-window residence No.
9oS containing rooms and auxiliary rooms; large
cation, eement-stone walk: also permanent bulk
mead with handsome iron railing. This residence is
one OF the best the street. Any person wanting
very central fine residence for home, with GER
talhty OF a radical advance in value owing to the
location being demanded for business in the very
near future. should examine and invest. Present
rent only $50 per month Omnibus cable. Elegant,
large aud central lot. 50 :6Kl20, through to An
tonic ST
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Lemon-Colored People,

II they belong to the Caucasian race, have jaun-
diced liyers. But when Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers is used the bile its natural channel, and
the skin a healthy tint. Nausea, sick head
ACHE fur upon the tongue const patton and pain In
the region of the liver, also disappear when 1t is
used. Ma aria, kidney troubles. rheumatism and
dyspepsia succumb to tho BItters 16
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Veteran Firemen.

A meeting of the Veteran Fremen's As
ISOLATION of California was held last even
ing in Pioneer Building. President John
Fay in the chair. A communication was re-
ceived from Robert Holman of the Veteran
Volunteer Firemen's Association of Port
The morning call., 1891-04-15

HARBoR CoMMIssIoNERs.-No meeting OF
the Slate Board of Hatbor Commissioners was
held yesterday. AS is customary on tuesday. A
meeting OF the board. however. will be held to-
day, and there will be no meeting 10 morrow.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Corner Business
PROPERTY.

sc. cor. of McAlster and Laguna sts.: extending
along the Laguna-st front to Ash ave The building
Is known as The Mariposa," solid, frst-cass
bulid ng OF 3 stories and basement bay windows,
handsomely finished: containing 8 stores on Me-
AlllSter and stores on Laguna st, with AZ in
the upper stories MeAlllsier and Laguna paved
with baSalt rock and cornerstone sidewalk: in
come, 1912 so per month. This property is en-
HANGING in value steadily and has very promising
future: lot SO feet front McAllister, 100 feet
front on Laguna ST. and 81 IS feet front on Ash ave.
Mo-
The morning call., 1891-04-15

DIsHoNoRED Notes.. }. Norman has
brought suit to recover $1,000 from n. j. Aiken
on Two promissory notes for $500 eaeh both
dated January 8, 1891. and drawn at sixty and
ninety days respectively.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Downtown Business property.

line, sos. go, 6l2 and 6l4 Clay st. rs feet W.
OF Montgomery; large 2-stOry and basement brick
building stores below and Offices above; cement
stone walk and street paved with basat rock; this
Is VoSy centrally located piece of downtown prop
erty: Investors and capitalists should examine this
The morning call., 1891-04-15

Is also a business proposition, and will be In
demand for that purpose.
All very valuable property. and should be exam
med by all parties looking for central business in
Polk and Turk SITS. paved with basalt
rock, and Turk-st. sidewalk laid in cement concrete.
The morning call., 1891-04-15

CONCERTS TO BE observation-disclosures
are being made by the Park Commissioners for
concerts on Saturday and Sunday.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Sale Is Made Subject to the COnfirma ton
ofthe Superior Court-Probate Depart

ment.
The several parcels OF real property will be sold
as a whole in subdivisions. said Executors
shall judge to be most be ehcal to the said estate.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin OF the
United states, payable to said Executors follows:
Ten per cent 10 per cent? of the purchase money to
be paid by each purchaser said Executors in cash in
the gold coin of the United States the time OF sale
and the remainder thereof to be paid to the said
Executors, in cash in the gold coin aforesaid upon
confirmation of sale by the superior Court OF said
city county of san Francisco and the execution
and delivery OF deed or deeds by the Executors.
Dated at San Francisco this 23d day Of March.
1891 JOHN X. WHITNEY,
T. ELLARD BEANS,
JOSEPH L. ENGLISH,
AS Executors OF the last VIII OF JAMES wHAR-
TENBY, deceased
A. N. DROWN, Attorney for Executors
and Estate, 62I Clay ST., San Francisco,
Cal.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers. 63S Market st.
apo IL Is II l9 81
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Downtown Business Propertv.

s. side, No. 335 Bush St. ia feet Z. OF kearny.
Property comprises large 4-story brick building,
with basement and elevator to Basement stores be-
low and ofhces above. This property is very CEN
tray located and is improving in value daily. The
large and magnificent marble building OF ID. o.
NILS Esq, on the corner OF Bush aud Montgomery
sts. when complete, must add to all the surround
ing property at least from Is to 20 per cent Bush
ST. property must radically advance on present
values. This property carries the right to use the
party wall upon the dividing line between said lot
described above and the lot OF land contiguous
thereto the westerly side thereof; cement walk;
street paved; rent S223; lot 20 :6x6S:9.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
HEIGHTS.
Magnificent Residence Lots.

Magnificent Residence Lots.
SY cor of Pacific and Central ayes ; these resi-
dence lots beyond all question the choicest lots
for home in this magnificent district; they COM
Preside Reservation Park, and I'm location
that will command in the near future from $500 to
$70O per front foot Jackson, California Suffer sts
and Pacfc-ave. cables; do not Tall to examine these
extra choice residence lots; sizes 27 :SA and 25x
1859. SOx127:SA.
Mission Residence Lots.
Fog and wind strangers; warm belt; L. line OF
Guerrero St, SIS feet S. OF 18TH . lots 25x90; also
S. line 18th 81. 80 feet L. of Guerrero lots "a AK
%; these handsome lots are In the best location
at the Mission; this district Is handsomely i'm
proved and growing in value every day: lots ready
Tor building; terms very liberal: do not forget to
examine these tots.
South Park Residence.
N. line NO. 26) of South Park. about IFS feet E.
from Sd St. brick house, rooms and bath; this To-
cation is fast becoming business proposition: lot
runs through TO street, North Beach and South
Park cars; lot 2Ux96.
Golden Gate Ave. Cottage.
s. side NO 2OO7) Golden Gate ave.. 80 IS feet w.
of Lyon ST; cottage contains rooms bath lann-
dry, etc. prick foundations lot 25xl0O; McAllister-
st. cable.
Mission Cottage.
s. side (No 1889 25th St. 1853 feet E. OF San
chez St: cottage contains rooms. bath, ETC.: fine
pretty decorate home: examine it; lot 25xll4;
Castro and to-be Church-st. cable
Downtown Residence Lot.
W. line Mccormick St. bet Hyde and Larkin, zig
feet y. OF Pactnc. good lot Tor french hats; mar
block from Hydest cable: sunny lot, all ready for
building; lot ri ;6x5S:6.
Golden Gate Park Residence Corr
ner.
Sc. cor. of Page and Clayton sts.. and but block
from Golden Gate Park; this corner is one OF the
best in the Western Addition either for business or
residence: stores below and French fats above
would pay very handsome interest on the invest
ment; Oak, Haight and to-be Page st. cables: lot
81 :6xl12:6.
Mission Elegant Corner.
Sc cor of Guerrero and Elizabeth sts.. bet Odd
and gath an elegant corner to improve: would pay
large interest; with store below and French fats
above; surroundings choice; examine 1t; lot large,
so :6x71 :054.
For terms, catalogues. etc. inquire OF
EASTOS, ELDRIDGE & co.,
Auctioneers 63S Market St, s. IT,,
ap12 l5 II Is
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Turk-st. Fifty-vara and Improve.


s. line of Turk ST., 81 70 feet w. OF Larkin: this
50-vaFa is covered with (52l, 523, $40, 527, 529
and 53l) fne-hnished, 2-story-aud-base ment dwell
ings of II rooms ana bath; these residences are
very centrally located, and the location is fast be-
coming business property; Will be sold as en-
tirety; Turk ST. is paved with basait rock. stone
curbed, cenent-stone sidewalk; lot l37:6xI37:6.
The morning call., 1891-04-15

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
TT defective sight. APT kearny street.
The morning call., 1891-04-15

A NJ MARTIN. during the past six months 1
have suffered for twenty years and could not get
anything but temporary Keller, but now am per
manently cured.
(Slrned) "ANDREW NJ. MARTIN,
"4S Ridley street, San Francisco"
Consultation, Advice and Thorough Examination
Free to Patients. A friendly talk may save you
thousands OF dollars years of suffering, and per
haps your life. Young middle-aged or old men suf-
fering from the effects OF foiles and excuses re-
stored to perfect health, manhood and vigor. Each
visitor seen privately. and all communications re-
celved in sacred confidence. You can be treated by
mail COSMOPOLITAN DIsPENsARY. Stockton.
Ellis aad Market streets. San Francisco Cal.
auIX /
The morning call., 1891-04-15

faculty OF making friends, and he
can number them by the thous-
ands. Those best acquainted with
him say that he is man of integ-
rity, whose word is as good as his
bond. MIR. Martin has suffered for
years. but he suffers no more. He
has issued the following to the
pnblic: TO whom IL may CON
Germ: This Is to certify that /
have been under treatment at the
Cosmopolitan lspensary for
Catarrhal Bronchitis and general
debility for the past week. and In
that time | have derived more
The morning call., 1891-04-15
4 LIFE SAVED.

Mr. Andrew NJ. Martin has for the past seven
years been in the employ OF Spreckeis Pros OF San
francisco AS a coppersmith. He lives at 4S Ridley
street, and has been n resident of California for
MANY years Mr.. Martin nosse.s.s thai beamtiful
The morning call., 1891-04-15
PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block in the center OF San Francisco 1t Is the
model hotel of the world. Fire and earthquake
proof. Has nine elevators. Every room Is large
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect. bath
and closet adjoin every ROOM All rooms are easy
Of access from broad. light Corridors The central
court, Illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass roof broad balconies. carriageway and tropi
cal plants are features hitherto unknown IN Amert-
hotels Guests entertained on either the Amert-
European plan. The restaurant Is the finest
in the city. Secure rooms In advance by telegraph
ing. THE PALACE HOTEL,
MOI Il San Francisco, Cal.
The morning call., 1891-04-15

Henry L. Chapman and wife to Antonio +.
d'Andrada, zs3.5S acres T. side of Crow
Canyon, Eden Township. Observation-Disclosures.
Union Savings Bank to Joseph BayIes. lot on
1876, 5. 25, W. to Market, n. Is Az, OAK