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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05

SUFFERING newspaper readers will
agree that Watson, OF Georgia, should
be declared a public nuisance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05

Is is it Russell's man Hershtield or
Hershfeld's man Russell?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05

AT this time only the Foster vote can
be counted for Harrison.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05

REPUBLICAN organs that are herald
ing the fact that a score or more of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05
H INDEPENDENT

nemlttan0ss u ~ Nh n snhscribsr unless
GnAde NJ rgistsesd tettsr. oAsck. d postal Or Ak
prass ord, pAyAhas 70 n IAdspsAdsnt Pub
khina CompAAy.
RsrsoAa dssirin9 ~ I~NnrrxnDsNr served
~ their homea Or place ~ businsss can order BY
oeStAl card - through telephone No. i00. Please
report caass of irregular delivery prsaDtly.
Advertisements, W inanrs prompt insertion.
eheui1 NJ handed n Astors 3 ].
Rejected oonmunicaticus nst rstarnAhaa. m.
- postage y snalOeed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05

In no other county of the state did the
vote in 1889 reach 5000; indeed, Jefferson
is the only county in the state, aside from
the counties just named, whore the total
poll reached 1900. Bozeman is in Gallatin
county, where in 1889, the total vote was
1.670; that year it was 1,703 in Cascade
county.
With these figures before them. those
whom the capital question interests can fig
ure out what there is in the wav of home
strength for each of the candidates. If the
voters in Jefferson county take a notion tc
bunch their hits, they can give some aspir-
ant for the capital a big lift. Thus far that
county 10 not in the field with q candidate,
and it has 2.377 votes.
Missoula Democrat: The Helena newspa-
pers, along with few hired sheets about
the state, are felioitstinR themselves over
what they deem the i%ndisputable fact thai
the permanent capital town is to be the
Cracker City. 1t is evident hat the returns
are not all in. Missonla county, the key
county of the state. has not yet been heard
from.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05

Tom REEDS sash will be useful as a
shroud for the republican party.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05
THE CAPITAL QUESTION.
Haw 1t Ia Viewed by Various MentMs'
COntaM p0FMrtca.

Haw 1t Ia Viewed by Various MsntNsa
ConteM porartca
Butte Miner, An informal talk upon
Butte for the capital gut stion sprung ny IN
the rooms OF ths county q mmisatoncrs yes
terdAy. there being several prominent ter-
sons present, including Lisut.-G ]. Il.
Richards. With the single exception Of
Mr.. Richards all present were heartily In
favor Of Butte. aud there Was quite an AMI.
mated debate upon ths subject between
Commissioned Caplice and Mr. Rickarda.
Tbs fitness Of Butte 40 advanced by Mr.
Caplice need hardly DO repeated. II 10 the
center of wealth and population, ITS geo
graphical position i nnqusstionabiy the
bert and il 10 the great producer
and consumer Of the state. In reply
Mr.. Richards urged that The capital
should be the prsttist city in the state;
that ID should ba located with
view TO the futare rather than the present
and that Helena possessed all advantages
Of a far superior nature to Butte. Az his
objections were met and answered, Mr..
Richards finally reiterated in the thread
bare hole Of 1t being impossible to grow
trees and vegetation in this CITY, n then
bodily declared that if the choice mar owed
down between Butte and Helena Butte
would not be in II.
Incident to the talk County Clerk Booth
and Assessor Holland submitted an esti-
Of the vote as it would stand upon
the capital question at the n'st election.
The figures Of the total number Of votes
srs based upon tho election Of " years
ago. The gentlemen gave the vote as they
it would be in the several counties,
md the aggregate was az folio vs.:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05
NC. 44oe.
Ielena National Bank
OF HELENA. MONT.
CAP1TAL. o o

Tfansacts a General Banking Bust
ness.
John 7. MURPHY, Prsssasnt.
SHIRLEY G. ASHBY, : Vios-Psesidont
FRANK BAIRD, Cashier.
Interest allowed on time deposttA Exchange
teued on foreign countries.
Transfer Ut monay by telegraph, First-class
city. county, and state securities bought and sold
Collections promptly attended 70.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05

| MesSTe. boOtl ana 1Qllauu were re-
quested to prepare a brief statement of the
reasons why Butte should be the capital,
which statement will be submitted to the
mass meeting OF citizens when held.
It is the intention to have this data in
condensed shape so that it can be printed
in ANAL pamphlet form and generally dis
tributed and also TO have something similar
that can be printed on the reverse side of a
letter sheet and used by all business mon
and others in their correspondence.
Butte Inter Mountain: The capital work
ers are still At it. They have now over
1900 names to the petition for a mass meet
ing. Nothing will be done towards calling
this meeting until after the Butte races, but
interest in the contest will not be allowed
to lag in the meantime. The petition repre-
sent the people who have been interviewed.
The workers have met with little or no op-
position and this. they say. is q fair index
of the feeling of the community.
Another committee is at work preparing
facts and figures to show why Butte is on
titled to the capital and showing it's chances
from q mathematical ~standpoint.
The candidates in the race now are
Butte. Helena, Deer Lodge, Bozeman and
Great Falls. Assessor M. L. Holland in
looking over the state auditors report for
the past year finds that Silver Bow county
paid taxes last year on 81. 900, 900 more cash
than Lewis and Clarke county and the in
crease of the cash assessment il Silver Bow
for the present year over last. is 81, 2O6, 600.
It is safe to say that Lewis and Clarke can
not make suoh a showing. The actual pop
ulation of Helena at this time is not be-
lieved to be over 10000 and of the county
about Is, 000. Butte's population is stead
lily increasing. That Of the county is esti-
mated at 45. 1000 and of Butte alone 10000.
Anaconda Standard: Almost any day We
NAV expect the arithmetic men to bring out
their figures on the c apital question. 1t will
be necessary to take the total vote of the
state, then the vote of tho counties will be
produced "a a relative Indication of the
home strength on which, as a starter, the
rival cities may reasonably count.
In 1888. there were cast at the general
election in this state 40, Ola votes. The to-
tai was 80, l76 in 1889; it fell to 81, $50 in
1890. The vote Ut 1889 is a pretty good one
to 70 by. That year the vote in tho four
most populous counties of the state was:
SnvoT minimum. 7,022
NSVA .'' : 49,. O,pJS
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05

The Oldest fruit aud Pro- ,, oo,
duce House in Montana. IstaoA'eneo 1000
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-05
!, Merchants National Bank

j. Bwitzsn
First.class City. County and State 0ecuriaaa
bought and sold.
Exchanse issusd On thu principal cities d ~
United btAtea and Europa IrAnstoga o& money
mazda BY telegraph.
Interest allowed on time deposits Cellsctisas
promptly attended 70.
Boxes for rent ct reasonable prices In one Of
the hest constructed fro and burglar proof safs
Saposit vaults In the country
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1892-05-24

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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-24

MADISON q BURKE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
vi established 1859. GIG Market st. Members OF
the Francisco Eeai Estate Exchange
IMPROVED PROPERTY
s3s5OO-Corner on Third St., NJ. N 'ssion; 4OxSO;
Two elegant residences; one near Washington ST.
and Van Ness ave. and one near Ellis and 0'Farre
SITS; beth these houses are new. large and modern
IN every respect. and have tine grounds
S36.5O0-C0r. on Geary ST., TT. Taylor, paying
fair income; 50x62 8.
S21O3O-PayS over per cent; new improve
ments: on Hayes st, near Buchanan: lot o. ;6Xl2O
sl6OOO-Hayes ST., ur. Franklin; store ant fat;
Sl505O-Ninth St. mr. Folsom: new and subsIan-
tia improvements: stores and flats; well rented I:
lot 25xlOO.
i9th ST. cor. Jessie; fats and large store and
rear house: all we'll rent d; lot 30xS5; reduced 10
$1,000: "a bargain.
sIO,500-EdGy St. near buchanan; pays 10 per
cent and part OF lot vacant; lot 5llOIl2O to rear
Sl2.000-Cor. O'Farren St. near Buchanan; store
and fiat; rents for SO; lot 25x9O.
S9O0O-Ciay ST. near Webster; 10 rooms ana
bath; IA irst-class condition; 2T:zxl27:s.
SS500-Nrw house on O'FaTrrIl ST., near Octayla;
! : rooms and bath. lot 25Xl2u.
/ SS00y-Green. nr. Laguaa; modern residence, 9
| rooms and bath; % :5Xl37 70.
$75OJ-Ireen, nr. octavia; modern mats; Just
/ fin shed; 25rl57:6
S1UUU-U Farrell 81. ner Steiner; rooms and
/ bath: modern; lot 2t;3xl57:6.
| S1OOU-SacTameutO 81, near BroderIck; 4 uatSi
| s73061Haisat ST.. near Broderick; new modern
! s7s5o-Natoma 81, near It'll; 25X75; modern
! Ses60 -t>oIdcp Gate ave near Leayeuworth ST. I:
! 2-storv and basement: 2ux57:j.
S6OU0-ElIs ST. near Pierce con Farren aye.); 2
/ tenemeats and lot 50N' .. ,.-,--,-... ,..
S5OJo-Near cor Market and valencia SIS house
/ Of rooms and bath; lot -SXI5.
S5puJ-SiYer ST., near 81; 3 mars; rents $tS; lot
! Zuz61
S5uo1-i ehama ST., near odi reuts $40 = HatSi
/ LOS -oNc9.
S52JO-9th ST., near Folsom; I rooms and bath;
rents $50; 25NSO; near foSJomce site.
So -50-keuTs S+5 per month, store aud Hat cor
/ Francisco ST. near Powell; 25T6S q.
| S55oJ-Folsou ST., near oath; rooms and bath;
/ lo1 COX 20; easy terms
| SSDOg-l5th ST.. near Castro: . houses; 25xIl5.
/ S5UOU-Stu S., near Bryant; house aud lot % by
/ So
! S47O0-A bargain. fats: rents 81 50; Quinn ST..
close 10 valencia: make offer.
! S40U0-Bsduced, Pacific St. near StOcStoui rents
/ SIS; Tot 2SI6T IS TO alley.
/ S3sU0-Muss place, near Howard ana ON SIS,
/ rents Sc. lot 24L-o.
S+250-keuts SIS; LanStou ST., near Howard =
/ flats lnI Z1NN&.
S$I5U->utter ST., near Lyon; cottage; i rooms
! and bath; 24;sES7.6
S-.00-SauCheZ St, nea- 29lh; Uay-Wi udOW cot
/ LaCe: GTOumS and BATH lot -JNlU5-
$5oUu-Army ST., near Sanchez; rooms ana
! batn; 70 :SEll4
S$ioo-tottaEe and lot: Duncan ST. Er. Dolores
3 rooms and bath; lot -8Nl IA.
/ S-53O->Ilver, north side, Ar. I'd; 1tN4O-
$-Auh-AIsslssl Ppl, III. MarlpuSdf CutliSei iot
/ 25Ni"D
S--o9-LOJEdse ana lot: Bryant ST., mr. -4lhi iot
/ -eN--o -,
/ Sl4uO-Alta ur Montgomery; rooms; iot
/ G4N0S-
SlSUO-IO close out est -te cor. FuDert ana MONT
/ gomey: 81 .6Es7 IS; , cottages.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS NEW PROPERTY
InR CAIE

FOR SALE.
S6OOO-10th-st. Investment bet Folsom and Har-
rison flats renting steady for S52 per month"; sizo
OF lot 23xlO9; street paved, etc. Omnibus cars pass
$1,000 for lot 15OxIO 90 on Twentieth st. near Stan
S450fOr nice lot on 32d ave, near Point Iobos.
size Z5Xl20: very cheap.
s6OOU-Perhaps less: for nice business corner on
Jones ST., cor. jackson; particularly valuable for
grOcery-s tore or drugstore.
SO % for good business location Jones st. near
Geary; further particulars on application.
$lCOO-GOlden Gate ave. business lot east OF
hyde; old Improvements; rent for s37 50 per
month.
S55, OOO-Magniacent 4th-st corner. not far from
Market ST.: rents steady $3.50: size SOr62 IS; with
$4f ,50O-Sutter ST. downtown Investment: large
lot. with fine improvements: choice buy.
$4,000 for that grand corner OF Valencia ana
Hermann SITS, within 900 feet OF Market; size 75x
rs; an excellent investment
$l7,OOO-Eiesaut Post-st. downtown residence
Il. 81 Iayior; especially suitable for doctor
@I0,OuO-Sutter-st downtown residence or 10
rooms, ETC.; cheap.
Sll ,O0O-Lovey Pacific Heights; corner resi-
dence; Eastlake style. with very pretty yard: hne
view; plenty sun and all modern Improvements;
Dituminous pavement; patent stone sidewalk, ETC.;
$500 for three centrally located fats on Larkln
St, near Vallejo; rents steady at $50 per month;
improvements almost new.
$1oOO-Large family residence OF 10 rooms and
bath on west line of ShOtweI St. north Of 2Ist:
rear
$4G0O-Natoma ST. near 9Th; income property;
IehtS steauy al sou per month"; Whlch can De IN
creased.
s2750-HoIly ST., Sc. cor. West Park within few
feet OF Mission ST.; very large lot, 5SXI4S, with
good house Of rooms, etc; street graded, ETC.;
easy terms; make offer: must be sold
$lZ5O-HichmOnd building lot on I'd ave, south
OF Clement St; size 25xl2O.
Sl2OU-l7th-sJ building lot, west OF Cara ave;
size 2jXS7 %.
LAKEyIEw, THE MAGNIFICENT
We are sole agents for the cream OF tho tract;
electric road will pass the property; a fortune
In this: terms extremely easy.
CLARENDON HEIGHTS.
Building lots: unsurpassed on the peninsula:
call at our Office for catalogue with prices
Will take you to see the property; spe-
claI inducements offered TO those erecting homes
there.
SUNNY DALE TRACT-Blocks and lots for sale
between the Mission road ana the San Bruno road,
and adjoining the celebrated Excelsior Homestead:
every lot on grade and easy TO Duild lots from
SZOD upward; blocks, lst series, $500 each; very
easy terms; call for illustrated catalogue.
preliminary annOuncement-UNIONP PARK LOTS
formerly known as the Knowles, Thornton aud
Wise Tracts fronting on the Mission road and the
electric rdilrOad the prettiest property this side
OF Gonna: catalogues for this important tract now
Ia preparation; price lists may be had applica-
ton
The January number of our IS F. Real Estate
Guide just out and ready for distribution at
Office.
JOUsT. MERTENS & Co. 1926 Montgomery St.
Safe Deposit Building, main entrance. ja24 SU II
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
i ONCE OF Purchasing and Depot COmmlSs2ry.
So New Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Jan. Id.
1892. Sealed propose In tripueate subject to the
usual conditions, VIII be received at this ONCE
until l. o'clock NJ. on MONDAY, Jan. IS, 1892. At
which time and place they wilt be opened in the
presence of bidders for furnishing and delivery OF
the followiug-nansd subsistence supplies: Pork.
bacon, beef {cornedl codfSh, corn meal. rice,
h0miny, coffee. vinegar, candles salt soap. black
ing, bluiug, bruShe', butter, buttons chocolate.
cigarettes cigars combs crabs. crackers envelopes
-four, ink, JAM Jelly, lard, lime Juice, macarOni.
matches, milk, mustard, olive oil, paper. peaches
peas pens, plne-apples, pruues, salmon, tapioca,
tobacco, tomatoes, tongue, towels, tOweiing.
crasSed wheat citric acid. ammonia. aprlcOts
barley lpearl). beef (dried and ness. capers.
catSupS cheese, cinnamon. CitrOn. figs, havOring
extracts, fruits preserved ginger, horSeradish.
lambs tongue, msrmAiade, mince- meat, OkrH.
oysters, pigs feet. plum pudding preserves rasius
razOrs sage celery salt sauces, SAUSAGE, spices aud
vegetables. Proposals viii not be considered unless
accom- panied by samples Of articles bid for. The
Government reserves the right to reject any ali
prop ISais. Preference will be giYon 10 articles OF
domestic production or manufacture. conditions OF
quality and price neludtng in the price of foreign
production or manufacture the duty thereon) being
equal. Blank proposals and full Information rs to
the quality OF stores, character of packages, etc.
viii be furnished on application to this office
Envelopes containing proposals should be mark ed
proposals for Subsistence Supplies, to be opened
January 20, 1892" and addressed TO the under
signed. c. a, WOODRUFF, Captain and G. s..
U. 5. Army. jai 5 l6 % = sc
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-24
Q P. MIDDLETON co.
Real Estate agents and AuctIoneers,
Rents Collected and Houses Rented
% Montgomery street.

$25O-Lots 25x12O. University Homestead. on
easy terms.
$250-COrner, 25x1OO; City Land Association.
$lOO0-Corner, lOOxl0O: city Land Association
S2i00-25xl00; Pierce ST. near Green.
S4UOO-25 :6K5Z; Washington ST., near Powell
S425O-69 :6XSU; on Sanchez ST., Goth.
$650O-25xl25; on Diamond ST., near 18th; fine
improvements
S65OO-5OxII4; on 2Ist ST., W OF Dolores
SSOOO-42xl33; on Broadway, w. of Scott.
$55O0-25xiI0; on McAllster, T. OF Lott; good
improvements; rents S76.
$l3O0O-27 :6xl2U; on Oak St, to an alley, near
Octayla: well improved; rents SSl so
$S0O0-30I137:5 IS; Green ST.. Laguna;
good Improvements
Sl3.56O-26:6xI0O; Jackson ST.. with very good
Improvements.
II you want 10 invest or to speculate In real es
tate have property in all parts OF the city and at
ali prices; terms and SIZE TO suL
For fUlI particulars inquire at Othce OF S. P.
MIDDLETON Il CO., Real Estate Agents % Mont
gOmeTy ST. 1a24 SuTuTh
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On the Broad Guage Railroad, Third Station East
OF fruityale.

Ten minutes to Oakland. thrty-fye minutes to San
Francisco. TO bring this elegant piece OF property
before the ewes OF the public. l am instructed to
offer 100 lots, 25Xl25, upon such terms that Will
come within the reach or every one who desires to
make asmail aud profitable investment in real estate
for home or speculation tue object being I'm max
ing these unexcepCnai terms 10 dispose OF the 100
lots offered within the next sixty days that
every purchaser may become an advertiser OF Elm
hurst. The prices of lots In the Elmh urst tract
have been placed at the lowest possible figure, aud
every purchaser can be assured OF making money
of the investment. The tract ad JOINS ElmhurSt,
which is the third station east OF Fruttyale the
broad-gauge railroad: also on the line OF Oakland,
San LeandrO and HayWards electric road. Ten MIN
utes to Oakland; SO minutes to san Francisco.
Eight daily trains both ways, and It is predicted be-
fore months ElmhHrSJ will have hourly trains to
and from san Francisco. Communication tickets 10
Oakland, 81 per month. Communication tickets to
san Francisco, IS per month
The elevation at ElmhurSt IS from 10 to Is feet
higher than at Fruitvale Lots same size in Fruit
yale, $500 to $1,000 each. Lots IN Elmhurst Tract
800 TO $500 each The interest is made extremely
low until the first 100 lots Is disposed of-Only
cent per anuum.
Noiportion Of the tract more than three minutes
walk to the station.
Parties who cannot call at once remit 81 and
OF the choicest lots left Will be Sc leeted for
them. There Is already number of leading citI-
who Interested In the property in quest ion,
and who unite in the opinion that IL Is one OF the
most inviting opportunities for parties OF small
means for an Investment
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-24
ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
anywhere at any time write to GEO. 7. ROWELL
a co. 10 Spruce 81, New YORK. aul9 ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF IMPORTATION ON
u the subject OF advertising Will do well to ootala
copy OF Book for Advertisers" 1888 pages, price
81 mailed postage paid. receipt of price; con-
tains careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory of all the best papers and
class journals gives the circulation rating OF every
one, and good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining to the business OF adVer
Using. Address ROWELLS ADVER Using b.
REAU. 10 Spruce St. New YORK eul9 IY
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NFcAFEE. BALDWIN s HAMMOND, REAL
Va Estate Agents and Aucttoneers, members OF the
Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery ST.
$3.50 only-Good business corner; 18th and
YORK: 25XlO0; neighbcrhoud ali built up; but TWO
blocks from HoWaTd-st. cars, running on fotrero
avenue.
Sg725-D st. near 7th ave; business lot fronting
the park and only few steps from terminus OF Nc
lster-st. aud Poweil-st. cable roads size Zo1
llj:ll
Sl65O-Anather bargain; Lloyd ST., near Scott
and Hasht; large lot 3Ox80; street work all DONE
s7lOO and sll.sOo-TwO large lots on Market St,
near Castro and 18TH
$3.50 cach-NIore cheap lots: 18Th ave, near D
St; each 25xl2U; only few STEPS from the park
$1,000 eaeh-2 very cheap lots on Douglass St,
near 22d; lots in tue same vicinity not equal 10
these beng sold for $500.
s47O0-Calfornia st. sunny side, near Frederick;
27:6XlS2:s; street work complete,
s55OO-Bakcr and Fulton SITS; corner 25xlO0;
street work all DONE on the main drive TO the park
s2s5O-CIayton St, bet. Page and oak; 25xloO.
s2iU0- Cheap corner; Point Lobos and 2lst aves.;
26:SXlOO street work done: viii consider reason
able offer
Call or send for complete printed list OF prop
orty for sale in all parts of the city.
McAFEE. BALDWIN a HAMMOND. Real Estate
Agents and Auctioneers 10 Montgomery ST.
C77SO NO HUMBUG; MUST BE SOLD;
= lOO. rent $500 per year; Minna ST. near
SIN: hne 3-Stnry bay-wiudow building; splendid
flats always rented. this IS OF the best proper
ties of This description for sale. MCAFEE, BALD
WIN a HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery 81.
C.GE0n \ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BAT-VIN-
tNCCOV. dow residence, cor. Clay aud Baker
SIS. contains spacious rooms, bath. laundry and
al latest convenlences: exce.Ieutiy arranged;
handsomely tinted and decorated; lot &I:SxlO0.
McAFEE BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND.
Cl0 On0 VAN NEsS-AvE. RESIDENCE:
4 U.UUU. bet Jackson and Pacific SITS; nice
bay-wlnGOw house: rooms, bath, etc; brick
foundation; the lot, which is 25XlOJ, is wei worth
$4,000, ana the limit is not reached yet; bear IN
mind That Van Ness ave. Will always be the grand
boulevard OF the etty. McAFEE, BALDWIN
HAMMOND.
sol O00 MISSION, NEAR THI I.S Two
house above; tent 5000 per year McAtEE,
BALDWIN n HAMMoND
COOK ONLY-MISSION ST. NEAR 18TH
- c-Ob Business property; stores adjoining:
large lot, 3C19O; good bay-wlndow residence;
rooms, bath, etc; a. small outlay this property
could be made TO pay big interest. MCAtEE,
BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
4 STONISHING!
y Building lots right IN the city for
Why buy lots In boom towns when you can buy
rhem Within few minutes walk from the city Han
for less money!
shrewd men aud women are taking advantage of
~ have been sold A sure profit o. 100 per cent TO
be made in Two years by buying The lots we are
Offering in
THE POTREROI THE PoTREROl
The great manufacturing center OF the city.
Il Us not generally known that work viii be com
mcueed next year cable-road which VIII ira
verse the Potrero.
Can or send Tor maps and circulars.
MCAFEE. BALDWIN Il HAMMOND,
10 MONTGOMERY ST.
GID ION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CASH
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CT00n LOT 45xll4 N THE sunny BELT OF
- IOUO. The Mission bet. Ism and 18Th SIS. :
street work aII done including large Bric6 sewer;
GHe opportunity 20 secure home oaeaalf cash II
required FIR IheSe Kind o. bargains can on US. r
A. DBLAN * CO. $40 Market 81.
"A HANE4 As FINE BUILDING LOTS, 25xI14
~ each. there are i'm the Mission 60 sell siugiy
OF JoEeJht-. sluth side 9Th St. COT Dolores;
this is case where any reasonable Offer Will be
cepted. 7. A. DOLAN & CO., go Marsct Jazz SaTu
A-HI NOT CONSULT Is BEFORE YOU
~ offer your property for sale through other
firms who vii. tie j. up for from so 20 80 DAYS with
uut making aCy effort 20 dispose o. il; we have
buyers for all classes OF properly from SlG0 TO
500 QUO. money will be advanced 20 those " mt
ing 10 selL T. a. DOLAN & Co, go Market
street. jalO Il
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-24
PARTNEKsHIP NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP OF NOLAN
IL q FTDDES-N office IS hereby gwen that the
partnership OF NOLAN ~ FIDDES, composed OF
JOHN NOLAN and GEORGE FIDDES. prOprietOrs
of the California Stable st 1911 California St, was
dissolved January /, 1892 by mutual consent,
and that all the interest OF MIR. FIDDES tn the
goodwill. business aud property Qnciudihg all
book aecounts) OF said firm was transferred 20 the
undersigned JOHN NOLAN by whom the business
is continued. All debts of NOLAN & FIDDES
should be presented 10 him for payment at the Cal
Hornia stable ia24 ST. JOHN NOLAN.