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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-31
REMEMeER MRS. COLUMBUS,

Something That Seems to Have Been Over
looked in Worlds Fair Enthusiasm.
with all the preparations now going
on for the big event in '93. everybody,
the women in particular, seem to be
forgetting something, and thereby the
loyalty of woman to woman and the
chivalry of man to woman promises to
suffer exceedingly
The speaker vas d charming old
school, gentleman, who was stopping in
Chicago recently.
1--WE have been surfeited," he contin.
ued, with talk regarding Christopher
Columbus, and schemes to have his pic.
ture, an illustrated history of him, rel.
les of his birthplace and of his wander.
ings, brought here and put on cxhibi,
tom This homage-paying to Christie
pher is proceeding on all hands with
excess, N it is quite right and proper.
but why don't we hear something about
Mrs. Columbus? Probably but few peo-
pie nowadays ever knew there was
such n woman as Mrs. Christopher Co.
lumbus! 1t occurs to me as particular
ly singular that in this day, especially
when women are being accorded SO
A~ ~ largely IN
reason OF their own enterprise, too
that upon this occasion the memory of
Mrs. Christopher Columbus is permitted
TO be so entirely out of it. instead of
in it.
81 have been reading up on the SUBJ
ject lately and find that Mrs. Columbus
was probably more deserving of a share
of the credit of Mr.. Columbus success
than have been most Of the unknown
wives of wcll-l1nown men.
columbus was married in 147O, or
thereabouts, to a Miss Palestrello, of
Lisbon, whose father had distinguished
himself as a navigator. A part of Miss
Palestrello's marriage dover was a
great collection of valuable charts,
Journals and important memoranda,
From childhood she had displayed won
dcrful enthusiasm on the subject. par
taking to a marked degree of the spec
ulative and adventuresome ideas and
schemes in the line of geographical dis
covcry for which Lisbon was then the
headquarters. She possessed a fine cd
ucation and was widely known as n
bfainy, brilliant woman, who was con
stantly urging her husband on in the
path which finally brought him t. the
wondrous goal with which we are so
familiar. While a girl Miss Palestrello
made a number of hazardous voyages
with her father in unfamiliar waters,
and later made many geographical
drawings, several of which were used
with great profit by Columbus when he
had won her for his wife and set out
upon his important wauderings
on the great deep.
"Thcre probably is no picture OF this
brave, talented woman eXtant, but Ger.
tainly it would seem n gracious and
most fitting thing that her memory re-
ccive some tribute upon the forthcom-
ing OCCASION"
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Mill started Up.

The "Shyer State" mills, ia Para
disc, have beed started up add are
manufactucio a first class quality OF
hour. The -four made by the mills
In Paradise Valley is conceded to be
Superior to the California article by
those who have given it a fair Test
(StUer Stale.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-31

Carson had a $500 fire Saturday
night.
Virginia City will celebrate on the
Fourth Of July.
James Brain is putting a new Cell
ing in his harness shop.
Miss Mamie Russell went down 20
the Humboldt House Sunday son a
visit.
The arrangements for the Fourth
of July celebration are progressing
f~avorably.
Miss Edith Taylor returned from
her eastern trip Sunday morning. We
are glad to see her home again.
Mr.. j. Henderson, who has been
confined to his bed for the last week,
is improving and will soon be out.
There will be a meeting of the Us.
at the church this evening at Z o.
clock. A full attendance Is desired.
Constable Hall, of Wells, brought
Geo. Ellis to the cooler this morning
for 30 laws for disturbing the peace.
The Committee on Literary 'exer-
cises for the Fourth of July will meet
at Russell & Bradley's office th 8
eV,ning at 6 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzmuurice
came mp last night from Palisade, and
stopped off here on a short visit 10
friends and relatives.
In the prize fight, in London, last
night, between Peter jackson and
Frank Slavin, Jackson broke Slavin's
Jaw in the tenth round.
The safe in Geo. l. Lannon'S store,
IN Virginia City was cracked by burg
lars on Friday night, who carried off
property valued at $4,000.
An Eastern inventor has completed
aconLrivance to brand cattle as fast
as they a pass him. He would find
r heavy market in Nevada. =
The latest news from DIR. Meigs is
that he is able to ride out every day.
His hands are healing slowly and his
complete recovery is only . question Of
time.
A doctor in Germany has been sent
TO prison for three months for beating
q hysterical woman with a stick. He
still asserts that it was the way to
cure her.
w. S. Beard, Grand Master Of the
%. o. +. Of Nevada, arrived on No.
3 last evening and will pay an Official
visit to Elko Lodge tonight. The
Brothers should turn out and give
him a royal reception.
The N. Y. Herald claims that but
70 out Of the 1893 delegates to the
Minneapolis Convention favor the free
coinage of silver. Still there are peo-
pie on the Pacific Coast silly enough
to claim that the Republican party
tavors free coinage.
Chas. Henderson returned from San
Jose, Cal, yesterday morning, bring
ing with him his sheepskin from the
University of the Tactic. He will re-
main here until the Fall opening o.
the Stanford University, when be will
enter that institution.
A Democratic paper in North Idaho
slzes up Mcconnell, the Republ can
candidate for Governor, in the follow.
ing language:
wonderful man,
With a W nderful gall,
Shoots of hie mouth,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-31
MARRIED,

TzMAURICE-ScHFRFF:-In Eureka.
Nevada, May q, 1892, by the Rev.
Mr.. Bellam, MI. John Fitzmaurice,
OF Eureka, to Miss Emma Scherff,
OF this place.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-31
State Land Office.

Since the last report ten applica-
tions to purchase State land were
filed, embracing 1,4OO.75 acres.
a S RECEIPTS.
Payments on application % $50 10
Second and full payments -. 40 90
Payments on contracts....... Ii 35
Interest payments .....,...... 90 81
Total. ...... R1o 20
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-31

Headquarters for all kinds Of fish
ing poles and fishing tackle at
Muller's. \
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-31

The best razors made, and complete
outfits, at Muller's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-31
School Report.

Following is u report Of the Central
Ruby school for the month ending May
90. 1892.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-31

wishes the newly welded couple
many joys and a cup brimful Of hap
piness throughout their course of life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-31
Grand Celebrate.
OF THE
ll6th ANNIVERSARY
American
In INDEPENDENCE
AT
<!
NEW.
july (, '92.
President of the Day:
GEO.
Vice-Pfesident of the Day:
L. e. M O r C a N
Grand Marshal of the Day.
j.. q. H.
Program 6:
PROGRAM 6:

Fireing Statutes,
Morning, Noon and Even'g.
Procession and Car of State
9 to 10 q. m.
Literary Exercises and
Music, 10 to II p. m.
Refreshments, II too pm.
Procession of Lunatics, 5
p. IN.
Fire Works, 8 p. M.
Grand Ball at Pavilion 9
p. III.
COMMITTEES
EnecuttUe Committee:
Thomas Hunter, Chairman.
NJ. H. Miller, Secretary.
Stanley Rigsby, Treasurer.
FF Muller.
IA Mcbride.
Car Of State;
r M Dorsey. Taylor Allen,
A Bruce,
Literary EGercisee:
ES Harrington, A plummer.
w w Booher, 9 II Sproulc,
e Reinhart, LID Albsrti.
Graud Stand and Pavilion:
A w Hessoh, Chas Gardner,
F. G. Jones.
Instrumental Music:
Ed Bilkey, Jas Brain,
j Eggers.
Vocal Music.
Q Hull, DrCF Moore,
il Keyser.
Refreshments:
w " Smith, Jas Clark.
l Ostreicher, Chas Gooding.
II Chase, Arthur Reinhart,
Geo H Meigs; Phil Triplett,
HUrTibies:
] S Gardner, Jno Vowel.
Frank Fernald, Alfred Bruce,
Jas Russell, &c Mcclellan
M Polk, Ben Craighead.
Henry Jones, Joe THbpr.
Frank Cogswell, Jake Nelsou.
John Mckee, Phil Triplett.
Chas Holland, Lander Taber,
George Bruce, Ed Litton.
Fire H'Ork'S:
w Patterson, Gardner.
II Van Drcilen.
GIuHd BUH:
J. 0 Henderson,, J Is Abel
Jno Mcintosh, Jno Henderson.
Ed Keyser, Emmett Key ger,
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SALMAGUNDI.

Nc Advertisements Allowed Under
This Head.
The morning call., 1892-10-03
FRATERNAL INDEX.
A Number Of Distinguished
Visitors in San Francisco.
Danger Of Neglecting to Pay Dues-Hcmes
OF the Masons for Orphans in Diff
ferent states-Et
Official Assessment Table.
Pay Your Dues.

The boiling OF the political eauIdron Is some
times apt TO draw away the attention OF men
from their fraternties and.cause them TO neg.
iect those payments which are requisite TO
maintain themselves In good standing in their
orders, and every night many men are being
dropped from the rolls because OF failure TO at
tend TO the payment OF dues. This Is dangerous
and suicidal. because 1t Involves not only their
welfare In the event of sickness and accident,
and the latter Increase In percentage during
electioDeeriDg times, but 1t jeopaTdizes the fu-
iure interest OF the wife and children. Too
many put of until the last moment the pay
ment OF those moneys, and IL Is sad to
witness The positive want and distress that such
neglect produces. In The assessment orders,
unless an assessment Is paid by certain date
each month, the law suspends from privileges
the party failing 10 pay. In Valley Lodge OF
this city, A. o. q. W., case Is on record where
member failed to pay his assessment on the
18th, calculating doubtless to pay up next meet
lug and be feiBstated. but before SAID next
meeting he met with a sudden DEATH Scores OF
similar cases are on record. Procrasiination
has ever been the thief Of time, and the sensible
thing to do Is when you see, as Is published Ill
this department. every Issue, that an assessment
has been levird in The order to which you belong
not to walt until The last day of grace but pay 1t
Immediately. Ii costs no more at the first than
al The last OF the month.
The morning call., 1892-10-03
Masonic Homas.

o. H-Calfotnia is collecting money for a
magnificent Institution 10 cost 100000. The
Indian Territory is preparing 10 build Illinois
has $4,000 home. Kentucky was first In this
Work and has home With capacity for 200.
In this home a paper IS printed and 1t also
prints the proceedings and reports Of the off,
GERS. Shoe chair and stocking factories are al
dedicated $4,000 home In 1891. Missouri
dedicated $40, 900 one in $50. Nebraska has
$4,000 on hand and will build when $4,000 is
home. New York has metropolitan home
worth $50 000 but is building $4,000 one,
with the money all ia hand. Ohio Is raising
SOB, 600 home North Carolina gives $4,000 a
year 10 the Oxford Orphan Asylum, which is
now caring for 260 children. Tennessee has
100000 home; has S2o, 900 collected. Virginia
has two homes, one given by a brother, the
other supported by single lodge.
The morning call., 1892-10-03
Improvea order of Red Men.

Judge Daniel OF Georgia, e. Jr. S. OF q. c. U.
s., was visitor at ManZanita No. last session.
F. Brandt, G. p, J. W. Maher. G. G. OF R., Will
liam J. Smith, deputy, and many others, were
present to welcome the distinguished visitor.
who, on his way from attending the recent ses-
sion Of the /. o. o. Il. at Portland. called upon
his brother-brares.
Pobonachee No. 10. White Cloud No. SO, o.
ceola. White Eagle and Gray Eagle tribes re-
port adoftions and propositions last sleep.
Modoc No. 81 was assisted by Osceoa In the
comforting of the chiefs degree last session.
Many were present to witness the excellent
work,
While Eagle has ball In preparation for the
evening OF tie 9Th.
Tecumseh No. 62 has six or eight adopiions
for ext nesting
Pawnee No. 81 of Alameda is coming to the
front with business.
TonawaDda No. 49, San Jose, Is busy with
work every gathering.
Tahoe Chleftalns League No. will have a
benefit at the AleaZar Theater on November 1.
TO equip the members of Its uniform RANK. A
number OF members were adopted last Saturday
evening.
Grand Representative Fred Brandt since his
return has been visiting the tribes and posting
them upon The legislation OF The recent session
of the q. G. III. s.
The morning call., 1892-10-03
The Record OF the Fair Typewriter.
upinn Ohcarxar


On Wednesday evening Miss Katherine
v, Curry Of Syracuse beat the record for
fast typewriting. making 1S2 perfect words
in minute. Miss Curry has been operat-
ing typewriter for five years. Last sum;
work and Wednesday night succeeded
In breaking the worlds record. The highes.
sworn speed heretofore has been IT. words
PER minute. At the first trial MISS CuI.y
not mite perfect. Then she tried to get
iso . words in minute. The first trial
showed i7e words. with but one imperfect
one among them. TIE second trial aan showed s,m
nerfscfions. The third trial. however, she
managed to get 100 perfect words on the
naner inside OF sixty seconds Then she
attempted to beat her own record, and on
the third trial made the unprecedented
speed az 1872 perfect words in minute. The
speed was sworn to BY the Judges and time
keepers.
The morning call., 1892-10-03
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
$40. - CASH - si'

Balance So to $40 per month: the grandest offer
ever made on property in this location.
TIE BOWLING TRACT. the direct line of
the Oakland and Berkeley Electric Railway. and
the only l00foot street running from Oakland to
Berkeley.
LARGE LOTS. ONLY $3.50 To $500 EACH
Streets all graded; city water mains laid: POSI-
lively the best ana cheapest property ever offered
for sale along this great highway: only 10 minutes
TO the business center OF Oakland and only Az min
rtes to San Francisco; double track now laid ny
the electric company terms only $40 cash bal
ance at So or $40 per month; lots only 800 10
$500
THE BOWLING TRACT is the most elevated
piece OF land tails road: $50 feet above the sea
level, where nature and art have combined 10 make
resort for the family that is absolute perfection
THE BOWLING TRACT. TIE GARDEN SPOT
OF CALIFORNIA.
THE BOWLING TRACT. ouly 5 minutes Walk
from the State University and TO the new puonc
school.
THE BOWLING TRACT will be built up with
handsome houses. There is not . section OF OAK
lands suburbs where property iilncrease In yalue
so fast in this tract
ANY person who is fortunate enough to see this
advertiseme MT has no excuse for not having ahouse
Of his own unless Ii be his misfortune TO get TO our
Offices after the last one is taken For Iull paIlcu-
lars. maps and TO see the property apply TO w. u
MORAN, Lorin. South Berkeleyi take Berkeley
train. stop at Lorin carriage always ready 10 show
property; or go TO CARNALLHOPk1Ns Co, ga
Market ST., ). 4. sel4 *
The morning call., 1892-10-03
Kniehts and Ladi.. of Honor.

This week will be eminenlly social one in
this order. Bay City Will hold an open meeting
tonight; West End does likewise on Tuesday
evening; on Wednesday evening Palo Alto Lodge
receives its guests, and on Thursday evening
Excelsior has public reception.
Oakland Lodge received five new members last
Tuesday even ng. and after Initiation enjoyed a
COLLATION. and a social time.
Mrs. L. A. Rapp, e. V. p, Grand Secretary
Carleton and other officials will visit Oakland
Lodge on the evening OF the 11ih.
The two assessments levied for this month will
pay all deaths reported 10 September 10.
Total amount of benefits paid 10 heirs TO date,
So, 966. 40 90. The good that has been accom-
plished by the expenditure OF such an amount at
a time when needed. who can estimate?
The morning call., 1892-10-03
Knirhts nfHnnnr

The October assessment list calls for payments
for 1872 deaths, Nos. 90, 249 10 20.399 inclusive
On this list are four deaths In California, one OF
which, that OF a brother who died August IL,
has already b EN- paid, showing promptness
comm ndable, as the money reached here in
some thirty days after death. Ii also evidences
that the deficit reported some time ago is caught
up With and that the members will receive FREE
quently hereafter as per this notice, a call for
only Two assessments 10 month.
Grand Reporter Curry slales that several
lodges are doing extra well. Many OF them have
good meetings and more or less work.
The morning call., 1892-10-03
Good Templars.

The thirty-third annual session OF the Grand
Lodge will be held at Stockton, commencing
Tuesday, October 4. There has been a good
deal of active work done during the past year.
ard in addition, the public speeches OF Lou j.
Beaucbamp have been OF much practical benefit.
The railways have made a one and third rate
for delegates and their families Certificates,
however, must be obtained before leaving origi-
nal point for The session.
Evening Star Lodge is holding interesting ses-
sions every Thursday evening at the hall, Sixth
and Market streets.
International No. 291 had good meeting last
Monday evening. A number OF The menb ers
presented musical and literary SELF tions. This
lodge will ebrate its twenty fifth anniversary
on the evening OF November Z.
The city lodges are all doing more or less
work
The morning call., 1892-10-03

Election OF officers will take place during the
coming week In The groves. Installation takes
place the first week in November
The charter list of the new grove at Eureka
now contains forty names. II has been d cided
10 postpone The Institution Of the grove until
afier the Presidential election.
Volta Grove had three limitations on Friday
%
The morning call., 1892-10-03
Miscellaneous.

Defiance Circle. e. o. F.. has its cards out for
musical and literary entertainment at ST.
Georges Hail. 9091a Market street, for the
evening OF the 1ltb.
The morning call., 1892-10-03

Donohoe-Kelly Banking Company with Joseph
Kemp. NE corner OF Suffer and Montgomery
streets, Il 1b7 :6xl37 IS; furniture; $3.50.
Peter Jergensen with j. q. Rogers. 5 line OF Pine
street, I'll :l0La w or Hyde, W 34:4I3 oy lSI 70
to buiid. H0523
The morning call., 1892-10-03

Ex-Governor Riddle, 2. G. Nj. w. Of Kansas.
and bis wife. have been making an extensive
tour OF the far West and were her Q last week
visiting San Francisco. San jose, Monterey. etc.
Nearly two thousand guests crowded the district
reunion OF Deputy Flageollers district at /. o. o.
+. Hall last Thursday evening. An able address
was delivered by George Is. Kaizenstein, g. NJ.
W., and musical and literary programme given
by BUNS orchestra, the Misses Ella DOnau.
Alice Partridge, Ethel Carroll, May 0'Conner
Messrs. Il. j. Angelo, Eugene Beauce. Frank
Belcher. Arthur w. Evans, j. s. Swan, II. C.
Mitchell and w. H. Barnes. bali concluded
the memorable event, which was one OF the most
successful In all respects ever held by this orcer
III this city.
Deputy Williams district will have great
gathering at Irving Hall on tuesday evening
October 20. AmonsIer programme Is being pre-
pared.
Degree OF Honor lodges are being formed in
number of localities.
Hercules No. SO had its hall filed on Friday
evening at lis open meeting DIR. Woodward,
deputy, presided. Addresses were made by ex-
Governor Riddle. p. e. NJ W., of Kansas, L. NJ.
Mansir. p. NJ. w. and w. II. Barnes. L. q. NJ. w.
Musical and literary numbers were presented
by Mrs. Charles Hui, Mrs. Walter Mccoy, Miss
Jaggi, N1ss Edna Perkins, Messrs. II. Nj. Freck,
j. Sciuliheis, Harry Taylor, j. j. Taylor and
Sam Booth, making an attractive programme.
The morning call., 1892-10-03

4. 9. T., and other members. On Monday an Of
hcial visit was made 10 Metropolitan Lodge No
"a OF this city, Wednesday TO Rising Star Lodge
NO. 152 at Golden Gate, Thursday to Centervile
Lodge No. 40 at CeDtervie, and turday TO
Avalon Lodge No 80 at Santa Cruz
Past Chancellor G. o. Clarke. tile "tall ulnen
OF Eagle Cliff Lodge No. 1913 OF Dunsmuir, WIS
in town the past week.
The baby lodge, Lily No. 1874 or Sisson is hard
at W0Ik. AT The last meeting seven new appilea-
tiens for membership were received and during
the month OF Septempter ten candidates were
admitted.
Salinas Lodge No 1873 OF Salinas has been
placed in Deputy G. /. Burke's district
The team of lvanhoe Lodge No. VIII confer
the ampl6ed rank OF light next Tuesday even
lug for Jefferson Lodge No. 179, on nine
esquiies.
TIE divisions OF this city are debating the ad-
visibility of securing permanent quarters where
AL OF the divisions can meet in the same build
Ing.
Thls week The grand chancellor will visit on
Monday Los Gatos No. It's. at Los Gotos I;
wednesday, Syracuse Lodge No. So; Thursday,
idluHph Iodge NO. AT land San Jose Lodge No.
10, 10 Joint m citing, at San Jose; Friday
Goiden City Lodge n 0. 63. at San francisco.
MAD River Lodge NO. 185 was Instituted at
Blue Lake. Humboldt County, on Saturday even
Ing. September 25. with forty-eight charter mem
Ders, Dy Deputy Andrew Johrdahl large at
tendance OF Knights from Eureka, Arcata, Fern
dale. HydesViile, Fortuna and Petr0ia we're pres
emf, Including z. g. C.'s Fred Bell and j. H.
Gyseiaar, and Frank McGowan, q. VIC. Two
hundred and fifty persons were accommodated at
the banqust-iabIe. Great credit is due Deputy
lodge. The officers are: q. d. Marvin 2. c. !;
Isaac HeddeD G. G.; o. ID. Campbell, V. c.; w.
w. Sayel. p; e.. f. Hill. h OF X. and S.. Marion
Allyn, NJ. OF f.; Andrew Skera, NJ. OF E.
The morning call., 1892-10-03
SUMMER RESORTS.

- Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF The
"A Pacific Coast. with rstes. location. etc. pup
newsdealers. o. send 26c In Dtamps TO W. NJ PAT.
1ERsoN. publisher $40 Pest 81. b r nrla
The morning call., 1892-10-03
Knights OF Pyfhina /.

Grand Chancellor w. C. Graves has been visit.
Ing during the past week. accompanied BY the
Grand Keeper OF Record and Seal T. j. CT owley,
The morning call., 1892-10-03
Rus1NEss CHANCES.

0Jrn WANTFD TO-DAY. SooD WoRKGNG
u Lou. partner: nice. clean legitimate. and best
OF All. good paying manufacturing business estab-
life time; full Investigation; good for sos at least
per mouth its worth looking up il you want busi-
street
The morning call., 1892-10-03
GOVERNMENT LANDsi
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT,
IN CALIFORNIA

oyERNMESr LANDSi
VI FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT,
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands
Rich black soil. ready to pillow.
Large. 6ne valley railroad throuyhis
Water bitches now building
Mild climate. free fuel, cheap lumber.
Work at good wages there now.
Land can be taken without residence.
send &c stamp for full Information to r. W.
LAKE, Flood building San Francisco. ca.ap14 Il
OIL WEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
ID L this offer; lakewood Colony Tract.
acres, SI5. payable 81 q week
10 acres. $3.50. payable 80 week
~ acres. $500. pay able - a week.
Is all fne Al fruit land: Irrigation required:
near large town an d ralroad: sono oaks: water
handy title perfect: no investment Is safe sure
or as profitable as fruit lands. WESTERN LAND
COMPANY, $40 Market st. sez7 I'm
GQn0 10 ACRES GOOD MOUNTAIN LAND
GOUu. cleared: acres Enuscat grapesi new
cbicken-house and yard: 100 chickens: good spring
water on county road; miles from Alma; terms
Address Owner r. D. box 2e6. Los Gatos, CAL "a 1T
CONOMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR EX.
~ Change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE, Heads
burg. Cal fel4tf
CCHOoL LANDS. u SO TO % 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; send
stamp Ter list open day aud EVENING" r. W.
LAkE Flood Building ly0
The morning call., 1892-10-03

Have Beecnam's pins ready In the household.
The morning call., 1892-10-03

butcher BUSINESS, THE FINEST MAR
ID Set in the eitys cost $1,000 to fit up; doing fine
business; VIII be sold st bargain. apply Cali
Branch Office. ocl 7t~
The morning call., 1892-10-03

This elegant property is located within three
blocks OF the center of the beautiful town Of Hay
wards two blocks OF horse and electric cars.