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COUNTY PAPER
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-23
A WELCOME MOVE.
BELLEVUE ACADEMY TRANSFERRED FROM
HAYWAkDS TO THE WARNER TRACT

HAYwAkDS TO THE WARNER TRACT.
Bellevue Academy is to be removed from Hay
wards, where 1t has been for three years past and
will be located the Warner tract IN dway be-
tween this city and San Leandro. This important
change has been brought about by the untiring en-
terprise of Messrs. NJ j. Laymance Il Co.. who some
time ago conceived the idea of the transfer so as
to enhance the value OF the big piece of property
that they have on the marSet
The acquisition is an important one. fer Bellevue
in Alameda County. It has commercial, academic
and grammar departments the branches OF instruc-
rion embraced being as follows:
Bookkeeping commercial law, civil government
shorthand, penmanship. telegraphy, tppewritfug,
arithmetic. geography spelling, composition, Latin.
German Greek, Spanish algebra ply sology, chem
istry. modern history, ancient history. geologs.
geometry literature, history. rhetoric. physics,
tronomy, mental philosophy, and so forth
The corps of instructors is strong one the
principals being as follows: Oscar L. Warfel. senior
principal languages and mathematics William T.
Blanchet. junior principal sciences and commercial
course; Miss Emma o. Christensen shorthand and
typewriting: Mrs Carrie FroSs-Synde-, eIoeution.
Delsarte expression and physical culture; Miss Jes
sic NJ Inglis. English and primary branches; Mrs.
y. l.. Ward, piano, organ and harmony
block of valuable land has been set aside for
the building OF the Institution and work will be
commenced at once. The main structure VIII b.
fine and capaciOus, and all around IL Will be halls
and other adjuncts of a temple of learning. The
fully to the advantage of the Warner Tract prop
erty. 1t means exceptional school facilities fer
duce the settlement OF good class or citze as. who
will seize the especial opportunities thus accorded
for the rearing OF their families.
Taken all in all the Warner Tract property has
therefore become the best that is in the MARKET
nowadays Its proximity TO Oakland makes 1t par
ticuary available for business men, and its healthy
and beautiful location leaves 1t without a peer for
residence property. Then again it must not be for
gotten that the power-house aud headquarters OF
the new electric-road have been established there,
and this, taken in connection with the Bellevue
Academy. and the further fact that many promi-
nent people OF San Francisco and Oakland have
future and rich harvest for those who invest
within its boundaries.
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PROPOSALS
pRoPosALs-NEw CITY HALL SEALED PRO.

DROPOSALS-NEWC CITY HALL. SEALED PRO
Il posas for the following work and materials
will be received by the Board of New City Hall
Commissioners, in the chamber of the Board of Su
peryisors, on Monday, April IS 1892 between the
hours OF IL A. NJ and IL NJ. OF that day:
firSt-CcntTact No. 80; For cleaning ana STAIN
coating the whole OF the exterior OF the Hall of
Records. the open arcades and spaces inside and
ont around the same and the annex to the main
building of the city Hall. and for the painting
OF all the iron and wood and other WORK thereof;
to be completed June 80. 1892.
SeeoHd-Contract No SO; For providing, pIac-
Ing and finishing OF partitions, furniture and ft-
tngS or rooms and spaces set apart in basement OF
the western portion of the City Hail, same
being tor the general Of the City Receiving
Hospital, its Se-eral Offices and appendages at
tached thereto; 10 be completed June 80, 1892
Preference is hereby made TO the plans, specii-
cations and conditions OF contract In the ONCE of
the Secretary and Architect, under which this
work must be done The Secretary Will furnish
blank forms OF proposals TO intending bidders
No bids viii be entertained unless made upon
blanks so furnished; a certified check for 10 per
cent of the total of tender, TO guarantee the
closing OF the contract when awarded, must &C
company all proposals.
The board reserves the right TO reject any or all
bios; payments will be made by audited demands
on the Treasurer drawn against the New City Hall
Fund; bidders must strictly comply with pro-
posalS In reference TO certified checks.
George H. SanGerSon, Thomas J. L. Smiley, Johh
H burst, Board OF New City Hau Commissioners
nrl3 30t EDWARD l. WOLFE. Secretary.
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NOTE THE FOLLOWING.

The Warner Tract, located on the line OF the Oak
land, San Leandro an Haywards electric railway
Alameda Countys greatest highway; also the G. p
X. r., EiienhurSt station. within a short distance
This elegant piece of property divided into
500 large subdl visions, 50xl50 EACH and placed
upon the market on October II, 1891. over $50
lots have been sold since that date to bonafde pur
chaSers The power-house and carhouses OF the
railroad company located upon the Warner
Tract; Ia residences and business houses are now
in course of construction In the tract The
for grading all the streets and laying OF the city
water-mIins have been let at present owners
pense. Last but not least, read what the Tribune
and Times" of Oakland, March 1S, have to say:
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RESOLUTIONS.


- City Halt Commissioners. held March 19. 1892,
the following resolution was passed to print: Re-
solved that final estimate in the of SS624 SO,
in favor of f. w. KRELING SONS Contract
No. ~, pass to print.
AyeS-COmmisSiOners Sanderson, Smiley, burst,
mr22 St EDWARD J. WOLFE
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HANDSOME s-ROOM RESIDENCE N BEST
IL part OF Western Addition. unobstructed ma
rine view; all modern improvements; beautiful
garden and summer houses latest style In inside
decorations; lot 25V 80 Is: near Van Ness ave;
must be sold before the lst Of April. as owner is
leaving cts. MRS. HENDRY. 63i Market 20 Suwe
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DROSPECT HILL TRACT.
FRUITVALE AVE EAST OAKLAND

FruitvaIe is considered TO be one of the most
desirable locations on the Oakland side of the bay
for residence purposes. II Is sheltered from WINDS
fog. and has sunny and delightful climate. Ele-
CANT homes and charming gardens abound all
sides. The terminus OF the Highland Park md also
the FruItvae street railways within one block
of this property. Lots will be sold on easy terms
City is being introduced; electric lights are
to be erected upon the avenue Free pass good for
five years; will be furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within specified time. Now
is our time to secure home. No better chance
offered anywhere In Oakland. Price OF lots Sl75 to
500: $40 down, balance in monthly installmenIs
of So each For maps and fun particulars call on
CLOUGH & BAKER. Sole Agents,
mrs II $50 Ninth St, Oakland
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND AG ENCY-ADYERTISEME AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF THE MORNING CALI, 902 Broadway.
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WINTER RESORTS.

II Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
u.fscino Coast. WIKI rates location. etc, Duo
hshed In tho Hotel Guide. 100 pa geS For sale by
newsdeaers. send 25c In stamps 10 w. NJ PAT
1EkSoS, publisher. $40 Post ST., ). /. mgltf
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DO NOT DELAY. CALL AT ONCE
Nj. j. LAYMANCE & CO.,
Sole Agents
466 Eighth St, Oakland.

Il w. WOODWARD d CO.. 9O2 BROADWAY
IL. Oakland.
24OO-InstalIment plan; new and s room mod
ern cottages near STATEN; $3.50 cash and S25 per
month.
Sl5oo-A wood. coal and feed business for sale;
paying we'll
$650o-Livery and boarding stable: viii take
partner sell.
s25O0-Lodging house of 40 rooms on Broadway.
Oakland.
$2S,000-Exchange: new Groom houses for
acreage or lots near city; will exchange in part.
$35 600 to loan at per cent Z w. WOODWARD
& CO.. Oakland. mrIS Tt
ClOO AND Sl25 PER LOT-WE HAVE Fur
u w sale a few more of the above lots, with
terms $40 cash and 50 per month: r. Il. station
this tract and the electric line adjoining only three
blocks distant: call II you want bargain before
balance are sold: owners are building rapidly
this tract and the sale viii close s0on e W.
WOODWARD Il CO. 902 broadway. Oakland. lS III
o1IOO CASH WILL BUY LOT 5oxl25 ON
u IlOO Market St; nothing cheaper. W. T.
BARNARD & son. 1873 Ninth ST., Oakland Is Ts
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT TO PURCHASERS OF
~ Fruitvae property for the next so days See III.
w. DAVIS at once. 465 Ninth ST.. Oakland Is I'm
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
AMES MCCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
~ builder, 122 Eddy-JObbing. repairing attended:
store and Office fitting speciality Telephe 342S ly
I v. LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- 61e Sacramento St cabinet work and fitting an
sfices promptly attended: telephone 500 ml6st
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= - -
MONEY TO LOAN.

1 DAMS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES. MERCHAN
~ disc. JOHN SNOWMAN 1871 Kearny. x. H. II II
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
Vu Security Loan Bank 1l0o Market st. mr.. Mason;
private entrance Turk N. J. FRANKLIN - 900. Sun
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RIcHMOND AND FAKK LOTS
CALL AT PARKER a FoRD's,

bGo MARKET ST.
And GET their Catalogue OF location and prices We
are selling lots or terms 70 suit the buyer By hav-
ing our catalogue you can select your lot ana get
posted on prices, as We make that district n spe-
claity. We also have branch Office the corner
OF Point LobOS and sixth avenues. and will be
pleased 10 show intending buyers our property
PARhER q FORD. 625 Market 81. mr2O Suwe
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SoCU store rooms: est ai 1 IS Years.
tTaAe secured; bargain. LUNDIS, 235 Kearny
street 1rr.1.. .TfE'
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&SS0 SALOON ON PRINCIPAL BUSINESS
< cCb. street: nicely fitted up: well stocked.
cosy; money making pace. NJ. LESS 5 Fonrth u
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LRUITyA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Choicest lots near Fruitvae station: extra large
lots oOx140 on terms TO suit purchasers: these lots
lay on elevated ground call for particulars befora
purchasing elsewhere: free carriage In waiting to
show property.
A. II. BREED & CO..
mr1ctf 460 Ninth st. Oakland.
NEW PLAT; LOIS 50xl50; THE "CREAM'
~ Tract, on the San Leandro road; Just what You
have been looking for: every lot covered with fine
fruit trees; only $175 and upward; terms $40 cash.
s. so per month. RUSSELL a PRoSSER, Twenty
third-ave. Station East Oakland. nir6 I'm
C1TE0 COTTAGE ROOMS: LOT 25xI25;
sE L ~. half block from station; good neigh
borhood: 800 down and $40 month till paid. Ap
ply A. j. TAFT, 1904 Seventh St. Oakland Center
Station. MIRO u
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C.O(n PARTNER IN sAUSAGE-FACTORY:
s1Oto. large outside trade good horse aud
wagon; guarantees clear profit OF over SlOO per
month each. tr!ai given: partner going TO Europe
LUN DIN. 2S5 Kearny St It's
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NRBf rs.

A H-R0XBURY BRUSSELS CARPET 9oc PER
y yard. Sewed, laid. lined; this sale commences
MOnnay, March 2l, for 80 days only. =. SHI-
REX. 1884 Stockton ST. mrI7 6u
CARPETs-SMITHS BRUSSELS. Sc A YARD.
y iUstailmeaj price elsewhere 81 I'd. NJ FRIED
MAJ { 60. -4S-23n -. ckton. and 2ST Post Il q
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* $40 SALOON AND LUNCH HOUSE.
= NOO. down town: place worth S4OO0 no
so opportunity ever offered an immense bar
gam; investigate This at once. NJ LESS ; Atm It's
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=: 500 COFFEE SALOON. CHUPHoUSE; All
c'OOO. location anu money-nakinr plaes. nrst-
c.ess hargaIn. NJ LESS. Fonrlh 81. L.
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GOS0 NOTION STORE; ! ROOMS: GGOD
sDZOO- business: suitable for lady or gentle
man. LUNDIN. 30 Kenny Il Inr22 Is
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CHoICE RESIDENCE LOTS; CLOSE TO CEN
~ ter; will accept half in ranch other property:
send for map Hoiway q Lane, 900 Broadway. I'm
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$1,000 Go 6sS45 3, f ri LI9VoR STORE
Lurope. ". LESS 3 Fourtn 81
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&cNCA RESTAU RANT: FINELY LOCATED
e--'OV. for business: Old established place:
lecelDts 10 20 Sl35 day; cheap rent: long lease
splendid place. NJ. LESS 5 Fourth ST. IT'S
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&D)11 RESTAU3 RANT: CITY FRONT: BEST
= - w paying p ace OF its kind. This Is a gen
Slhe bargain aud VIII stand invest cation; see It,
-. D
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4 CHICKEEING * SONS CONCERT GRAND
y piano; cost $i410: caGnot be told from ne1;
only short tine In use: price Sf5O w. q. BAD
f.k. 10 Market
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

:.
nj Gales TER * McMAHAN
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-23

MONTGOMERY ST. NEAR MARKET.
M BOlIDlNG LOTS SOUTH OF THE PARK.
TURNER'S $1,000; INSIDE $3.50; INSTALL
MENTS.
BEAUTIFUL MARINE AND PARK VIEW.
On the electric road. 18Th ave. bet NJ and N sts
on ahe line OF Strawberry Hill and the new lake
SlOo cash; balance 500 monthly instalments:
graded' fenced; size 32:6xlOO, 25xl20
ALSO.
$5uo eaeh-Lots In block 1873: monthly INSTALL
meh's OF SIOi south of the park; size 25xI2O.
ALSO.
S2s5 eaeh-Lots In block 1898; monthly INSTALL
ments OF $40; south of the park; size 25xl20.
S2OOO each-S500 cash, balance monthly INSTALL
mentS TO suit; 7 lots on 5. line of Fulton st. bet
Lou ara MASONIC ave. SIZE 25xl37 :6. ME Weir tt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-23

GTRO RESTAURANT - TERMINUS CABLE
- ~. line must sell EICHEN LAUB 759Mzt*
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aZDTl BRANCH BAKERY AND FRUIT
- eDOO. store on Market 81: 3 living rooms:
chezp rsnt; established 3 years; good chance
II DIN. Z35 Kearuy St lts
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

ii oUSE OF II ROOMS: ALL BEST CARPETS
Post st - -
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF C0PARrNER-
Az ship-The partnership between s. Il. HOPPER
ana VIM. SCHROEDER, under the firm name of
HOPPER SCHROEDER, was this day dissolved
BY mutual consent 5. T.. HOPPER has retired
from the firm aud wM SCHROEDER viii continue
the business on his own account, and will pay and
collect all debts owing by and to tbs firm:
march II. 1882. SAMUEL. l.. HOPPER
mr22 Stf MM. SCHROEDER.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-23

SPAULDISG'S PIONEER CARFIr-BE MING
- Works do the best Work 353 - so Tehama s.:
TELEPHONE 800 tnr19 Il
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GSn0D PARTNER WANTED ~ LIVERY
sDJtVV. stable: fullest investigation NJ
IAlGHLIN CO. 90 kearny 81. lts
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EOR BARGAINS IN LOTS SOUTH OF THE
PARK. near projected electric roads and boule-
vard on easy terms, don't fai' 10 call for partcu.
lars on T. }. KENNEDY. $50 Market ST. mr23 II
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&c00 CANDY. STATIONERY. ETC AT MIS-
= ~ sion rooms, HEALY. has Market Is
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SCHouL LANDS 81 so TO So AN ACRE: ON
- very easy terms; sold by the state In c,
tpit; no residence or improvements required. all
KINDS % lands, In many different counties; sen
STAMP Ter list: open day and evenings 4. w.
LAKE Flood Building l3f
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= RoCERY DAIRY PRODUCE: MUST SELL AT
" once bargain. EICHENLAUB. 75s Market =
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GQ0In ASHBURY HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
= cO' ". block from HaightSt. cable: new
house OF rooms and bath: terms easy. BONEE,
Toy Il co.
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4 NEARLY NEW STEINwAY ~ SONS CON.
~ cert grand plano. cost Sl40O; rr.ce $500. w
g. BADG ER q Market 81 InriQ II
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CARPET AMINO, 3 CENTS PEKYARD. AT
:. MIICHILL'S. 2A6 Fourteenth 81. Inr2S q
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EOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE IN EAST
ID Oak and; doing fine business; good for $1O0 to
1928 per month; great sacrifice. 1865 San Pablo
ave, Oakland: agents. mr23 81
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q SO1Q Sc COR. FREDERICK AND EDDY
~ Nv SITS; new flats of % and rooms;
baih each: attic. Basement, etc rents S87 50 per
month: just completed; never have been occupied.
ROY BE, Toy 4 CO. mr2USuNe
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COFFEE-SALOoS. PAYING PLACE: BARGAIN
\ II sold to-day. EICHENLAUB. 759 Market. ItS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-26
The yuberous eeeonia.

From. Taugkan's "Fiower Bulbs and How to
Grol1 Them"
THIS plant Is rather new among us, but in
England it has become immensely popular
and great attention is given to its culture
1t ia superb as a bedding plant, and for the
greenhouse has no superior in brilliancy of
color aud freedom Of bloom. Much has been
said of the ease with which it has been Guilt
waited Its sturdiness Of character and its
fine profusion of flowers, and all dessr vedlF,
we believe. Yet in the matter Of climate
our English friends have an advantage over
us in the cultivation of this charming plant,
which rather fears the broad glare of the
midsummer sun and midsummer dryness.
To counterbalauce this we must be sure to
make our bed of Tuberous begonias where
it will be shaded during the hottest part of
the day, aud provide 1t with plentiful moist
ure when growth ia well started.
If to be used in beds. start the tubers in
small pots IL April and keep them growing
on steadily till the coming of warm
weather DO not keep them in too warm a
place, as that induces a "ieggy" growth. A
temperature OF 60e Is about right. When
warm weather has arrived, plant them out,
setting them about foot apart in the beds.
All through the summer months they will
bloom in wonderful profusion. In brill
fancy Of color they are quite the equal OF
the geraniun1. The largest grower of them
in this country makes the strong claim for
them that they are able 70 stand our fire.
quent aud trying changes of weather better
than the geranium or verbena. They con-
tinue to bloom up 10 the coming of frost, II
the seedpods are cut of rs fast as they
form.
After frost comes. take up the tubers and
dry them off in the sun, and then wrap
them in paper and out in paper bags, and
hang them in the cellar or some frost-proot
room over winter.
For green house or sitting room culture
start the tubers into growth in spring, using
light compost Of leaf mold and sand. Put
In small pots at first Shift as fast as the
roots fiji the pots until you have them IN
pots 6 or inches across the top. IL proper
attention is given to shifting as required,
and az advised, they will be in pots OF the
size named about June / DO not disturb
them after that.
no not give much water until the tuoers
get well started. Then increase the supply.
1Be sure 20 provide for gnoi drainage
Whe we'll under growth syringe all over
daily and give plenty Of air.
Give partial shade after the nrst OF June
After the last shift is made. and the
plants begin 20 flower, apply liquid ma