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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

AhI S1CL SaLE.
Where's, Peter Hay. by his certain deed
OF trust. dated the % day of snusrv. 1885.
and recorded in the recorders office of
Pettis county, at deed book SO, pages 9, 10
and II, conveyed to the undersigned all
his right. title, interest and estate, in and
to the following described real estate, situ-
s'ed in the county of Pettis. state of Mis-
SOU j, viz: The east half of the southwest
gu r er, and the north half OF the north
ives, quarter II the southeast quarter If
section 81 in township iS and range 20,
which SAID convey ance was made IN trust
secure the payment of certain promissory
notes, in said deed described. and where s
said notes have become due and are uu-
paid. Now Therefore, in accordance with
the provisions of the sail deed OF trust,
and at tbs request of the legal holder Of
said notes. I shall proceed to sell the above
described real estate at the court house
door in the city Of Sedalia. IN the County
Of Pettis state Aforesaid, 10 the highest
bidder for cash, at public anciiou on
Wednesday. the sih day of June, 1892.
between the hours Of nine in the forenoon
and Eve in the afternoon Of that day, to
ga isiv said note, together with the cost
and expense Of 'xecutine this trust.
JSo. MoNTGoME JR.
5-lsd3t Trustee.
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BECAUSE OF A WOMAN.
A Prominent Citizen of Wellington, kau
KilIed-Big Sensation Great.

A Prominent Citizen of Wellington, Kan,
KiIIed-Big Sensation Great.
WELLINGTON, Kan, May 23.-Isaae
Hopper, who was shot Saturday on the
street by Isaac G. Reed, prominent
lawyer, died at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The shooting is much more sensa-
tional than at first supposed, the name
of prominent lady. the wife of the
victim, being involved in the difficulty,
land the tragedy has on this account
aroused intense excitement in Yelling
ton. 1t is the current talk that Reed has
for long time been entirely too init.
mate with Mrs. Hopper. This rumor is
corroborated by the fact that yester-
day, after all hopes of his life were
given up, Hopper changed his life in
surance policy SO as to make his chill
dren instead of his. wife the bene-
ficiaries.
The high standing of both the parties
to the trouble makes the matter sensa-
tional in the extreme. Hopper was an
old and prominent resident of this city
and one of the leading Democratic poll
ticians of Sumner county. while Reed
is connected with some of the leading
people OF tne country.
Isaac G. Re ed, the man who did the
shooting, is about 40 years of age and
married, although his wife resides con-
/tinually in Boston. He is the partner
of Judge Nebeker, and who is a
brother.of the present treasurer of the
United States. Reed is graduate of
Yale college and is said to be one of
the best judges in the state of Kansas,
although his practice is not as large
as that of other lawyers in Wellington
1t is said that his trouble will affect
the settlement of the extensive inter-
ests of the late +. A. Adrews, who
died suddenly few weeks ago, as he
was his chief law advisor.
Isaac Hopper was real estate and
insurance man principally. but he was
also a lawyer. He has large family
and was in fairly good circumstances.
He was about 40 years old, prominent
Democrat and had lived many years in
Sumner county. He went to Wichita
few weeks ago making preparatory
arrangements to moving there. and it
was said then that his object in NOV
ing to Wichita was to improve the sur
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RCSTLEHS ON GUARD.

johnson County. Wyoming. Patrolied by
Armed Men-Cattle.
DOUGLAS, Wyo.. May est is re-
ported that the small stockmen of
johnson county are shooting down on
the ranches, cows with calves follow
ing them and branding the
calves. and that wholesale steal
ing of cattle is of daily occurrence.
1t is also announced that the United
States officers en- route to Fort Mckin-
ney have been held up and treated in a
shameful manner. The country is
still patrolled by armed men. and at
present it would be impossible for an
invading force to surprise the stock
men.
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Raymond hides Himself.

PARIS, May a5.-M. Raymond, hus-
band of the woman who killed her
rival, Nine. Delaporte- Lassimonne. in
room in the rue Rocher on Saturday
night last, after discovering the
couple in fagrante delictu, has
disappeared. Search has been made
for him in every direction and his
friends fear that, driven by remorse
for the fate that he brought upon his
paramour he has committed suicide.
The general feeling is one of sympathy
for Mime. Raymond.
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roundings and influences 81 mis- FAMILY.
The tragedy causes no small excite
ment in Wellington, where both men
were well known. Reed was made
treasurer and deacon a short time ago
of one of the churches here through
the influence of Hopper, who was also
a member Of the church. Mrs. Hopper
is younger than her husband and is q
handsome woman. She is inaccessible
to everybody save intimate frienda
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The first intimstion the country
had that there was ANYTHING in the
nature of a physic,l ailment shout
Mr.. Childs was bis refusal rnder
medical advice few days ago to
ascend Pixies Peak for iesr of the
effect of the rsrified atmosphere.
fortunately there appears to be moth.
ing serious in it.
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Cherokee strIp Agreement.

MUsKOGEE, I. T., May ga private
telegram has been received here that a
compromise is about effected between
the Cherokee delegation and Cherokee
claimants by which the latter are to
be paid se50,OOo for their improve
ments and each given l60 acres of land
in the strip.
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Two Old Settlers Dead.

SENECA, Kan, May a5.-Two notable
persons died here yesterday morning,
Mrs. Margaret Hawley, aged 9s years.
and resident of the county over
thirty years, and Matthias Stein, an old
settler who was in the furniture BUSH
ness some twenty years ago or more.
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Ell RenO's Contest Finally Settled.

Ell RENO. Ok, May e6.-The original
homesteader to the townsite of Ell
Reno, John II. Foreman. has been de-
feated in his contest before the town.
site board which to-day gave fifteen
days notice for the issue of deeds to
settlers who have proved up on their
lots. The city had always been in a
state of uncertainty because of the
clouded title
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A silver Measure Voted Down.

WASHINGTON. Maya6-The senate yes
terday voted downMr. Morgan's motion
to refer to the finance committee his
resolution instructing the committee
to examine the report upon the effect
of the silver law of 1890 upon the price
of silver bullion. The vote was, Yeas,
Il, nays IS. Mr.. Hill was in his seat
but did not vote.
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KANSAS CITY, No., May 24.-Dnring
the trial yesterday of Harvey Taylor.
a negro charged with criminal assault
on young white girl, one of the
jurors trying him jumped ont of a
second story window. scampered away
and was not caught until late at night.
He is believed to be unsound mentally,
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Killed by . Gravel Train.

CHrLLIcOTHE. Mo-, May 24.-John
England, farmer aged IS years. was
killed yesterday by the gravel train of
the Milwaukee road while walking on
trestle. His aged wife barely escaped
death.
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STORMINC AIRISON.
A DALLAS. TEXAS. MOB AFTER
MURDERER.
TIE COUNTY JAIL ATTACKED.

Three Of the Mob Wounded-Citixens
Come to the Aid Of tho Ofncers-Fiend-
ish Deeds Of Two Brutes Near
Noblesville, Ind-The Denison
Eiend Believed to BE Under
Arrest at Sedalia.
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DEFINING EXECUTED.
THE MOST ATROCIOUS GRIM
INAL ON EARTH HANGED,
BE dies PROTESTING INNOCENCE.

The Execution Took Place at 10 O'Clock
This Morning and Was Witnessed ~
Vast Gathering-A Sensational
r. Killing at Wellington, Kan
Prominent People Involved
"A Great Scandal.
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An I'm mcnse Oil Tank Explodes.

VALPARAISO. Ind, May 2.6-A ia nix
containing 1000 barrels of oil ex-
ploded at Whiting and severely burned
: several persons. The loss is S2O,0 900 to
! the Standard oil company
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CHICAGO, May GA local paper
makes the statement that there is to
be another advance of twenty-five
cents a ton in coal next week, when
the agents of the trust meet in New
York.
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Dceming Leaves Several Statements.
MELBOURNE. May e5.-Among Deem
ing's papers are four statements, dedi-
Gated respectively to the London
Times, Pail Mall Gazette, the Liver
pool Mercury and the Mel bourne
Argus,
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The Roman sugur, in his day. was
.r"i'ably the biggest bore iu the world.
-Picayure.
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cA !;d1SS
CURE

The only real pure vegetable blood yurise
known which crues skin ases eczema tstrer
salt rheum. roils, kings evil III -umatism, govt
sbcssses nenralgI', ant all diseases rom impure
biz Cd often from ;erouous tuherrulouS or spscif,e
blood IA Mt, hsreduAiv or as9rired. No minera
no fsilures. no rellpses.
Sold By W. E. bard. 5lssiy
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VETERINARY SURGEON.
DIR. JOS. PATTI

Treats diseased and crippled animals o
II classes in . prompt and scientific mar
TEL, has been in prsctlce for nineteen year
'ine yesss OF that time in the service OF ths
's'man government, and for the las, Ter
,ears in successful practice in sedalis
Saves, Liniments, Collie Cure, Eye Bain
etc, CAREFUL, compounded. Calls suswere
by msil or telegraph day or night. OHit,
Al II jor 4 Hughes 322 IVES, Second st.
(formerly the old Tucker .tabIe.) Tele
phone l35 snd lis. Consultation free.
DR. Jos. PATTI, v 8.
a-1Hd&vlv Denfschsr Tais-srzt
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Chickens and Cows and Muir der.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 25.-Near
Cynthiana last night Robert Fowler
shot and killed James May. They
were neighbors, both well to do
farmers and had quarrelled over their
cows and chickens.
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This Bank does general Banking 81.
ness and solicits the accounts of csrpo.
tons, firms and individuals.
Draws sight drafts on all principal ci;i;
ri Europe sad other Foreign coun:ri,s,
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princinles - Inv OAIcor Mar ~ ~,

general principles" by Officer Mari at the
South HaTbOr station yesterday.
The tug Governor St0neman went no yes
terday to Hunters Point to clean and paint
Her morning newspapers will be taken over
10 Oakland by the Annie.
The sum Of $3.50 was subscribed at the
Merchants Exchange yesterday toward a
fund for the support of the widow and
family of the late Samuel R. Hughes. who
died two days ago Of self-inflicied Injuries at
Oakland. Captain Hughes formerly COM
manded the Crescent CITY in he Central
American tsade, and was well Known on the
coast. The subscription list ~ as head ID bv
j. W. Grace with 500, and the firm followed
with similar sum. The list still remains
open at the Exchange.
The British ship Grandhom arrived from
San Jose de Guatemala yesterday with over
2000 bags of coffee. There are now three
free steamers in the trade. the Lakme the
Sirius and the Grandhoim, and all are do
ing WELL
The moves Yesterday included the ship
Oriental from Fremont TO sea, the ship
Liverpool from the rolling mills to the
stream, the schooner John Weatherwax
from Oakland to Mission No. 2, the steamer
Grandhoim from stream to Broadway, aid
the steamer Emily from the seawall TO the
hay wharf. To-day the ship TOxteth will
tow from Selby's 10 Oakland Creek, and the
ship Glencairn from Martinez to Eppinger's
Two city-frOnt urchIns stole fisherman
boat on Friday night and started out for a
row to Mission Rock. They were carried
out by the tide and tile boat was picked up
by Alex Larson of Sausalito, who let the
lads go but held on to the boat
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A PECULIAR LAWSUIT.
Contest Between Rival Mechanics in tn
Federal Court.

Contest Between Rival Mechanics in the
Federal Court.
The business rivalry between two men en-
gagged in the manufacture OF door openers
and clOsers has eliminated in a peculiar
action at law in the United States District
Court. The complaint was filed yesterday.
The plaintiff is Henry Warfield, the owner
by purchase Of w. Nj. Leavins' patent. The
defendant is an ingenious inventor, one
George Rschmuller.
1t is unlawful to place the word "pat.
ented" on any article for whic h letters par
ent have not been taken out. The penalty
is fine OF 500, one-half of which goes 10
the inf0rmer. Several months ago Mr.
RischEuller applied for patent for his de-
vice To save a lazy man or weary woman
living on an upper fat The labor of running
up and down stairs to open or close the
street door.
Mr.. Rischmuller's invention was so much
admired that it was preferred to the Leav-
ms patent, owned by Mr.. War6eid, and the
result was that, much to the latter's dis
cOmfiture, Mr.. Riscamuller was getting
nearly ali the business. Mr. Warfisld dis
covered that his rival had affixed the word
patented" TO his door opener and closer,
whereupon he proceeded to inform against
him by subscribing TO a complaint and
asking that RischmuIler be fined 500 and
that he be paid $50 for his zeal in vindi-
eating the law. IL remains TO be determined
whether Mr.. Warield can proceed by q
civil action TO convict another Of misde-
meanor
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A BAKERS DOZEN.
The Oakland Ball-PlayeTs Get No
Runs.
Thirteen Angels Reach the Home Plate a,
Haight street-A Sad Day for Modern
Athens-0aklsnd in Gloom

Very sad to relate the Athenians again
bowed down before the Angels yesterday
afternoon and turned up a score OF nine
goose-eggs, While the young men from the
southern citrus belt raped out runs TO the
number of Is. There is luck in odd num-
bers sometimes, but il depends upon who
has the numbers. For nine consecutive
innings the Colonels esSayed to get run,
but never run got they. For the first
three innings the game was good one, but
after that the Angels t0yed with Horner's
curves and made him think he could not
pitch a little bit. In the seventh inning he
was taken cut Of the boz to save his shape
for this afternoon and the great German
was put in TO fan the visitors from the
south. He did not fan for a cent however,
and the sphere Of leather made numerous
and uDcalled- for visits all over the diamond.
Whitehead held down the second bag in
splendid shape and did some great work.
He made a most beautiful left-handed
scoop OF Gleualvn's hot grounder and put
the batter neatly out at first. Tip ONeitl
made a lovely bungle down in right field,
getting badly mixed up with high fly, but
squared himself with pretty long throw u
third. Mannasau was rather weak In lett
field aad the only decent thing he did was to
throw out Stafford at third alter Juggling
McCauley's high fly. Hassamer ma de his
usual number OF sacrifice hits and all of them
counted. Roach tore the cover off the ball
and sent the contents down against the
large circular sign of one of the theaters.
Mr.. Gagus. who used TO be simply
Charles Gagus, was the umpire of
the game. and although the small
boys in the bleaehers beloved at his decis-
ions several times, his judgment was gen
orally sound. Gagus had his eagle-eye
with him. however. and made very few
breaks. The score:
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PUGILlSTIC GOSSIP.
The California Club Manifesto-Bet
nn Canning Cnnfnafa

The California Club BettIng
on Coming Contests.
The California Athletic Club will issue
the following important notice to Its stock
holders on Monday:
The present directors In fitting ND the clubs
new gymnasium, Intend Tesrrving the most
prominent ana comfortable seats for the stock
holders
TO discover who are actually stockholders at
this date. tie boa has passed aud will con slider
ti'is month's dues oil So 80 as an assessment ON
he stock
The payment of this assessment will eutftle
the stockholdeT to witness the Dawson Needham
contest on the 26Ih Inst. Ga payment each
stakeholder can reserve his seat, first eUme FIRST
served. on the boX-sheet, which will be open In
Tie clubroOms from 10 O'clock A. NJ. Wedn, sday
The 2oIh, 10 10 o'clock p. NJ. Saturday, The 23d
inst.
Any stakeholder, however. failing to pay the
amount Of assessment on or before The 23d INST,
will be immediately aud permanently dropped
from The STOCK register. This course is found
necessary, as The board must be la position
then to know exactly how many reserved seats
VIII be required f0f stockholders.
The funds OF the club were never on sounder
footing, and under ordinary circumstances the
indebtedness, which Is now nominal will be en-
tirely wired out next month. WIN strict econ
oIny and energetic management the club no
doubt viii be able 10 soon disburse some oI tie
profits among Tie stockholders.
The friends Of the club say it is indeed
good news to hear that the old pioneer club
is likely to be so soon out Of debt. and the
prospects Of a dividend must be like play
ing sure thing" and balm in Gilead to
the long waiting and patient stock holders
That popular sport and old-time friend Of
Peter Jackson, Ton Il. Gallagher, leaves
Tor The East THIS morning, where he intends
to stay over the carnival at New Orleans.
lie will pay visit to both Jim Corbett aud
the champion in their respective training
quarters so as 10 get line on which to play
bis money. Tom still thinks that Peter
Il N
winnings on his dusky friends recr nj victory
are going long way TO pay the ''exs" of
bis present trip.
The main TOPIC in local pugilistic circles
Just now ls The Daw SON. Needham contest
Every one seems TO think the Antipodean
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too clever for the popular Danny, and it is
the general opinion that " Gentleman
George" VIII enter the ring a shot and hot
iavoTlte at about ~ 10 / on him. Frank
Dickey was running around town with his
packets lulging out with gold twentles
Yesterday afternoon frantic 10 place them on
Dawson at 20 to 10 AL Hall and Tom Me
Kay both think that Frank will wear out
several pairs OF those thin ''come-down-
from Kearny-street" shoes that lie wears
before he can place his Doodle al the price
he wants to.
Last nights pOol-selling on the coming
Turner Williams contest was $40 10 IS on
the Stocktonian. There was brisk selling.
too. on the big event, John l.. on the long
end at $40 against 81 for the California boy.
Joe Goddard viii journey down to Los
Angeles tomorrow, where he proposes CIV
Ing pugilistlc exhibition IN injunction
with some OF The local talent, and he will
also take down several of the buys from this
city and give them a show OF making Few
dollars. lie viii not, however, be accom-
panied by Buffalo" Costello, as it is posi-
bic that he and Aleck Greggans may be
matched within the next day or twG. Cos
tello has been having ''rorty old time"
with his old ard new friends but has al
ways got his eye on the main chance, and ss
he has returned here to stay he is back
again for business
The Los Angeles people will expect God
dard to take along somebody who will be
tHuai W give Diit9 MdbtT Il 1DOu tDIee VI
Tour round spar for points. Maber has be-
come very popular with pugilistic patrons
In the City of Angels.
The directors of some of the clubs have
been told that there Is no pugilist around
here at present who can put to sleep lin
Burge. the imam with the iron jaw" who
IS matched to meet Billy Lavigne, and that
Burge can stand so much punishment that
any contest will be so bloody an affair as to
nlure the pugilisiic business in this city.
Burge is very hard man, and in fact las
the reputation OF being able to stand more
punishment than any fighter who ever
doomed the mittens" in Australia. Still,
be Is clever. toe. and what il the matter
with his making short work of his antago-
nistp Bnrge stands right up to Ills man,
and is more likely TO deliver a knockout
than to receive one from any ordinary
fighter in his class. Time viii show US
whether he will live up TO his reputation.
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THE EASTERN DIAMONDS.
Games Played Yesterday by the Big
League clubs.

LEAGUE Clubs.
BALTIMORE, July 16-Baltimores 3. Gin
ciDnatis 10 Baltimores s. Cncinnatis
IA Error -Batimores II, Cincinnatis 3.
Batteries-Cobb and Gunson, X tiger and
Harrington.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Philadelphias
S. Lonlsvilles 3. Hits-Philadephias 10.
LouISviiies 10 Errors-Phladelph 3.
LOuisviles 10. Batteres-Sanders and Grim
Esper, Carey and Clements.
WASHINGTON, July lev ashingtons g.,
Cleveiands 3. Hits Washingtuns e, Cleve-
lands Z. Errors-W asningtons s, Cieve-
lands 0. Batteries-DuTyea ahd Mcguire,
Cuppy ana thinner.
BROOKLYN, July 16.-BroOklyns 2 Chi
Cages g. Hits-BronklyHs 10, Chicagos 4.
ErTors-BrOoklyn 2, Chieagos 6 Batteries
Stein and Kinslow, Luby and Schrader.
NEW YORK, July 16.-New orks ID Pitts.
burgs 5. Hits-New Yorks II. Pittsburgs
9. Errors-New Yorks .. Pittsbures 6.
Batteries-RusIe, Crane and Boyle; Ehret
and Miller.
BosToN. July 16.-Bostons 8, st. Louis 3.
Hlts-BOstOns II. ST. Louis 10. Errors
Bostons 3, St. Louis 8. Bstteries-Staley
and Kelly, Getzein and Buckley.
Northwestern League.
PORTLAND, Or, July 16.-Portlands 0.
Tacomas o.
SEATTLE July 16.-Seattles 8. Spokanes
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BORN.

ANDERsoN-In this city. July IL, 1892, to the
wife OF IL. 6. Anderson, a son.
SCAMMoN-In this CITY, july z 1892 20 the Wife
OF Leland s. seammoa a daughter
McHENRf-lh this citv. July 8. 1892, to the wife
ofJohn McHenry son.
MURRAf-In this city. July 49, 1892 10 the wife
OF James L. Murray. daughter.
GREY ES-in this city. July Is. 1892 TO the wife
OF william H. Greyes. a daughter.
WOODEN In this city. July IL 1899 to the wife
" Thomas Yodden, a sou.
DwIER-in this city. July 9, 1892 to the wife OF
/. j. DIVER, daughter.
SHANNON-In this city ,Julv IL 1890 70 the VITA
OF &. j. shannon. a son.
MEUSSDORFFER-,July IL 1892 to the WIFE OF
Harry G. Msussdarffer, a son
EME-In oakland July Is 1892 to the wife OF
Ernest Enc. daughter.
OWENs-in Berkeley. July IL 1892 to the wife OF
w. T. owens daughter
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Hypnotism by wire.

DIR. ]. Gregorowitsch. who has recently
given exhibitions of his powers as hyp-
notist, tried yesterday afternoon TO mes
merize prisoner In the County Jail by tel
ephonp. The prisoner. who vas sume time
ago reduced TO subsection by the hypnOtist
readily submitted himself and the test was
made. The experiment WAS fiat failure,
for which the disciple Of Mesmer hold" Cen :
traf
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Bailders' Contracts.

c. Ferris with 7. II. Jackson & Co.. TO build on "
line OF Post street, 100 OF Powell, 36:BxI37 %:
1880
Luniaz Company with T. Knowles, to build on
5 line OF California street, 46:ll1s w OF Drumm;
sl5,6SO
James Calhoun with NJ Fennell Il Son, TO build
on SM line of Market street. 225 Sw of Fifth Sw
~ Inn