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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-01

iboeu pAIty 10 power ApoVo tho reRcn OF the
people expect and intend to ultimately control
all the important electors In Democratic and
doubtful states-Govsrnors. county officers.
city o~tlesrs, legislators. and President using
the Federal machinery and Federal purse to
accomplish this purpose. This bill. carried
out fully. would practically obliterate tho
Btatss. and consolidate Gil control OF elections
In the general Government. and would change
our republic from . Government controlled by
honest suffrage and enlightened public opin-
lon TO one ruled By intimidation and bribery.
That this Is not an cxtravagant statement
will DO admitted ! think BY all who consider
the vast power thus placed In the har lis OF
party msnipulators and their hire!ings. Three
supervisors at each voting precinct will num-
Dor at least $50 In each Congressional district
where the law 10 put In operation. making the
cost at % = day for sixty days equal to $4,000
In each district, to pay assistant supervisors
alone. This expenditure. II applied to
SAY 200 out Of tho 35e Congressional
districts. would foot up $l5.O . 900 at
ono Congressional election. Add the OK.
pense OF an average OF ton deputy mar.
shsls at each voting precinctl In 200 dis
triots, for eight days at IS per day. making
. turthny expense Of $4,000. O0O-in ali $685.
OOO.0Q0to be taken from the public Treasury
at . single election to put or keep the Republi-
can party In power against the free will OF a
majority OF the people This estimate may
seem extravaganza. No doubt the execution of
the law would be begun with lighter expense.
But the numbers and wages OF the hirelings
would increase from election to election until
even the figures l have named would not sat
isfy their greed.
Rseollsct that 1t 10 part OF the history Of our
! dimes hat the Republican party. In Its strug-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-01
AWAKE TO The GREAT ISSUE

Nxw Yonx. Sept. 30. 1902
The morning call., 1892-08-13
BELT MANUFACTURE.
One of the Most Striking Improveme
Now in Use.

One of the Most Striking improvements
Now in Use.
One of the most striking improvements in
belt manufacture at present is the rarity
with which riyeting is resorted to, it being
found that q double belt, well cemented.
is good for all ordinary purposes, render.
ing rivets superfuous; at the same time.
faStenlDgs such as endless copper wire
screws, which do not obStruct the
surface or unnecessarily stiffen the
belt are an advantage, this being especially
so when the belt comes in contact with water
or too much oil, as such fastening prevents
the belt from coming apart and holds the
leather firmly together. All main driving
belts over 40 inches in width have two or
more pieces of leather eemented toge ther-
that is, the average hide for betting
does not contain more than 40 inches in
width of solid leather suited for betting.
very rarely exceeding this, and therefore
wide main belts are necessarily made in
sections; ordinarily, too, the pieces are not
Tapped parallel. but simply butted; accord
ing to this. 60inch double belt receives
two 30-inch pieces for the first layer, laid
side by side, and 30-inch piece over tie
center of the two lower pieces to break the
joint, and two 15-ineh pieces on top of each
edge of the lower layer to complete the
width. and thus the leather is eemented to-
gether.
The morning call., 1892-08-13

NEW PROPERTY.

r AXE ST, N. SIDE, Mr.. PATH AVE; LOTS sOx
IL 100; $3.50 any size; fine view
Lots .5xl20; 500 or any size; magnificent view
w. side Gath ave, N of Lake st.
Corner Lake st. and Gath ave; 30NlU0: S110o, or
any size: fine view.
Clay ST.. bet Polk and Van Ness ave-; 6s;9xIS7:6
and houses.
S45OO-FIats: and rooms in each aud lot 26x
ground: fine block; close TO cars.
Vallejo ST.: y. side; 6Sx 67:6; mr.. Polk; fine
view: $4,000
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY.
Make an offer; Fourth-st investments $4,000
only; " side, below Bryant; 25xSO, and 2-story
buildings store below; near the railroat depots
Jones and Chestnut: SW corner; 1877 :txllS and
large old-style frame building; magnificent view
and sheltered locations Sl3.750, or in lots any
s550o-Bryant ST. N side bet. I'd and 3 d: 25x
so and good 2-srory & rooms aud bath; eIeetrfs
road passes; this house can easily be turned into
fats.
Tehama st. ; only $1,000: 25xSo and IIS-srory
house: II rooms: rents $50; stone blocks down
and artificial stone sidewalk laid.
Folsom st.; house and lot; 25xSO; $500; near
som street severed graded and macadsmzed.
Reduced TO 5000: Golden Gate ave. ODD Jeffer
son square: 25xl37:6, aud 2-srory bow-wndow
house. rooms. etc; street accepted.
Cheap: Post ST.. near LagGna: 27xl37 g. and
fine 2-story bow-window house; Ii rooms and every
convenience: rented for $40; $500.
modern cohveniences; S-foot basement: nearly
new; near Haght st; reduced TO $4l0U; lot
24xSI:3.
Vallejo St: magnificent view: n side. in Baldwin
PARK; 6S:sx137 IS. $500; or l37:6xl3T:6. near
Deyisadero; $4,000.
Lyon St wside. bet. Fell and Hayes: 25x106:S;
$3.50 each; street in order; near Hayes-st cable
Cheap lots; 25xlOo: $3.50: Point Lobos ave-
bet. 18th aud 10th SITS; easy terms; road in fms
order. 1t
The morning call., 1892-08-13
SHE GOT THE FLOUR.
A Woman Whose Strength Was Equal
to the Occasion.
ST. Ions Rennhlican.

ST. Louis Republican.
Yesterday, just before noon. bevy of
gentlemen had concentrated inside and
near the front door of a prominent grocery
on Sixth street, says the Louisville Com
mercial, when and aged an apparently infirm
Irish lady entered, seeking aims.
"Wud un ov yez Civ me suthin to buy
suthin TO eatP"
Yes" responded gigantic clerk, there
is a barrel of -four; if you will carry 1t home
you can have it."
The old lady looked at the flour moment
and then. raising her head. slowly said:
''Duz yer say / kin hay this IL l carry it
homer"
"Yes," responded the clerk. shat is what
said"
The old woman then sidled up toward the
package, and clasping its chimes steadily
drew it toward her. and after il had reached
her chest she gave it rouSing lurch, when
it landed upon her left shoulder, and rising
with it with as much ease as camel would,
she deliberately walked out with 1t and easily
proceeded down Sixth street to a house be-
tween Main aud W alter. where she landed
it in her own door. A boy was sent to
shadow her, and when he returned with
the news of the old woman's triumph the
clerk shouted: well, boys, come on, one
and all. lose the flour and 81 SIS worth of
drinks" During the performance the en-
tire neighborhood was lively with laughter.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
RKOPOS AIS.

DRoPosALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
Il following work and materials will be receiv ed
by the Board OF Nsw City Hall Commissioners in
the ehamoer OF the Board OF Supervisors on MON
DAY. the I'D Gay OF August, 1892, between the
hours OF IL 4. NJ and IL NJ:
Contract No. S9-PoliOe Courts in northwest
wing embodying ali necessary furniture and fx-
lures, stairwsys and grille work requisite to CON-
piete departments. To be completed November
Contract No. 4u-Completion of NE. wing, en-
bodyins all standing finishes. lathing and plaster
ing, carpenters and j0ners' work, etc. To be
pleted Decembe. l. 1892.
Contract No. 41-Wrought and cast iron specif-
cations embodying all iron beams and sirders, iron
stairwayS and columns, grille work, etc, for COM
pletien OF Me- wing. TO be completed November
Contract No 42-Furniture ana fittings embody.
wall racks, etc., hardwood finishes necessary to
complete NE. wing. To be completed December /.
1899
Contract No. 43.Plumbing and gas work en-
bodying all stationary fixtures. ventilation, drain
age supply wsste, etc, requisite 10 completes NE
wtns Rough work TO be completed September Is.
1881 Contract 10 be completed December j. 1892.
Contract No. s4-Steam or hot water heating
work. emoodying all lines and runs with fixtures
and fittings radiators, etc. Bids to be for steam
and hot water heating separately. Rough work
completed September s, 1892. Contract completed
Contract o. 45-Furniturs and standing nxtures
stairway and sundry alterations and additions In
Tax Collectors departments To be completed
Contract No 45-outside painting. smbodying
the four towers and vsntilating shafts, etc, with
sundrles necessary 10 complete same. TO be com
pieted November l, 1892
The Secretary Will furnish blank forms OF propo
sails to Intending bidders and bid Will be enter
tanned unless made upon blanks so furnished and
unless same Is accompanied with a certified cheek
for % per cent OF the total sum OF tender The
Payments VIII be made by audited demands on the
Treasury drawn against the New City Hall Fund.
George n sanderson r. J; L. Smiley and John H.
ty2l got EDWARD l. W0iFE. Secretary
The morning call., 1892-08-13
Nothing Against the Ocean.

We are now enjoying ourselves in the surf
at Sc day. This cid ocean is a grand
affair, but she costs like blazes. Still. we
have nothing against her, as she drowned
six OF our relations who would be spending
the summer with us-if they were alive.
AS 1t Is, they are spending the summer else
where.-Atianta Constitution.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
No Poets Need Amply.

You look awful blue. What is the mat
ter with youp' That editor has sent back
my last batch of poems. l wish knew how
to get his goodwill" That's easy enough
done" What am L to do to put him in good
humor?" '.Don't send him any more of
your poetry. "-Texas Siftings.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
The UsuaI Way.

Friend-You took your son into your es
Enlistment some months ago to teach him
the business, L understand. How did it turn
out?
Business man (wearily)-Great success.
He's teaching me now.-NeW York Weekly.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
Easily Tracked.

She (readingl-,Ioe, this paper says that
out IN Oregon they have just discovered
footprints feet long, supposed to belong to
a lost race.
He-l don't see how a race of people that
made footprints feet long could ever get
lOst-1ruth.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
INVITATIONS TO SMILE.
A Professional Opinion.

Nothing gets warmed up to its work so
quickly as mustard plaster.-Rocheste
Democrat Chronicle.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
An Artless Husband.

Ambitious mamma-"Edith, l noticed last
night that Mr.. de Rich paid you consider
able attention. l hope you showed him
proper amount of civility." Ingenious
sure he knows he can have me for the ask
ng."-Brooklyn Life.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
An Obedient Boy.

Mother-Why didn't you come home to
dlnnerP Small boy-I was in swimmin'.
''Then why didn't you come home for snn.
per. Il was in swimmiD'" 81 told ynu
not to go in swimming twice in one day.
because the doctor said it wasn't good for
you. I didn't. 1t was all the same
swim. Good News
The morning call., 1892-08-13
i" Whore Was Ate"

Said Congressman Cobb: You may bring me
let see
an, yes, you may bring me cup OF beer tea:
ana boy. 1nasmuch as Pun feeling quite dry;
leave the hornS on the heef'-and he wlnked his
lett eye.-Utfca IN. W Herald
The morning call., 1892-08-13
The Lick OBSERVATORY.

Jimmy-Say, Pete. what's this Lick OBJ
servatory that the papers tell about?
Pete-I dunno abont the paper one Int
ever since mas got into the habit of waiting
Tor me o nights with one of pas slippers
IN that oay-window at the top of the stairs
pa calls it her lick observatory Minneapo-
lis Tribune.
The morning call., 1892-08-13

A Kentucky Proposal of Marriage.
Sam-Er-Arabella (wipes his mouth), will
you join me9
Arabela-1hanks. Sam. I-er-I don't
care If do.-Truth.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
MONEY TO LOAN.

oANS ON REAL ESTATE NOTES, MDS IN
IL warehouse J.S SNOWMAN. 323 Montgomery. u
BARREL OF MONEY ON 1Sr OR I'D MORT
n gage per cent; no delay. J. L. All o'FsrreiL ly
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
Isi Security Loan Bank HOS Market st. mr. Mason;
private entrance Turk N. J. FRANKLIN &Oo. 6m
The morning call., 1892-08-13
Education Not Necessary.

so Jones has gone into literature and is
writing for the magazines ?"
Yes"
But l always thought him such an iliit-
crate chap"
True enough; but then, Won see. ha is
writing dialect stories. "-Baltimore News
The morning call., 1892-08-13
In Fly Time.

Did you go on that trout-fshing excnr-
stomp" ~ did," '.Did you FISH with flies ?"
Fish with flies? Yes, we fished with
them, eamped with them. dined with them.
slept with tbem-why. man, they almost ate
US aliye."-N. 7, Press.
The morning call., 1892-08-13


q dn0 BIG BARGAIN: NEW COTTAGE,
" wv. near two stations with half hourly
trains 10 san Francisco; neaf the BerE eley
eieetrc road and the san Pablo cab Gears:
corner iot 4oxlOO must be sold: don't delay; Call
at once. A. III. BREED & CO.. AGO Ninth ST Oak
I@I-a 1y23 tt
&IS INl BUSINESS LOT II THE BUSI-
iC'scO. ness center OF Oakiand could be
punt upon aud leased readily: SO feet frontage; an
A property A. II. BREED n CO, 400 Ninth ST.,
oaAIshd. iy30 II
X MN SAN PABLO AVE. BUSINESS LOT:
s4lioOV. west side: 4oxlO0: VIII double In
rev years "A. III. BREED Il CO.. 400 Ninth St,
Oakland iy3O n
&CS CAsH-$25 CASH.
1hoice lots near Piedmont cable; 4Ox16O.
ms property within the city limits of Oakland.
lot ~
frleeS only $40 to $l5 per front foot.
Lots leo feet deem
.N"ine your own terms of payment.
.. ~ hlst I'D & CO. $50 Ninth ST.. Oakland 81 tt
OAhLAND ROOMS md BOARDING.
'Eo LET-FoR YEAR: MODERN S-eUOMED
nVuse; large grounds; sunny side or Harrison st,
EeSn DuIAht; new sewers; desirable neighborhood
t TEL WILLARD. 1908 Washington ST.. oak
.a-... sul0 10
The morning call., 1892-08-13
A Clear Case.

Superintendent OF lunatic asylum-Thaf,
ladies, is summer hotel clerk recently
thrown out of employment
The iadies-Why was he brought here?
Superlntendent-He got to thinking he
was no better than the guests of the hotel
Life.
The morning call., 1892-08-13

CONTRACTORS AND IUILDEKS.
T y.LAwRENC K CARPENT AND BUILDER
y els sacramento ST. cabinet WORK and httinRap
Sauces promptly attended: telephone 500 ml6Q
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

40 MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
rors .pr1rvr, v,r r,r,r n,Sn
1ADrrs, ,,n1rs,
LADIEst LADIES,
LADiEsl LADihS'
TO THE LADIES
lMfoKrANt 10 EVERY LADY,
$500. -. 49, .
WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH
SIS PER MONTH
WEvANT FvFHY1ADy WHO WISHES To IN.
,-,,s,r -, 49,, ,,,,s
PROPOSITION.
- - -, ,.... 49,.
OWNER IN YOUR own RIGHT:
We have induced MR FRANKLIN MOSS to
allow us 20 make one special Offering OF lots In the
10 THE LADIEsi
FOR 10 DAYS. on UNPRECEDENTED TERMS.
BALANCE 80 PER MONTH.
ALL LOTS 4oXl35.
rRrCrs p A>,c- rpoN, x,zo tn e9oo prp ut
%''O III ~ -
We have nothing to conceal and will give you a
beyond any question the T sa, S Otter e ever S pres
SeSted 10 Won Ions fhe oafland San Teannro ana
Hsywards ElectrIc railroad, vhieh viii soon have
do,i,is 49, -, ~ 49,. ~ So s, -.
eeSSiOie along ihiS great highway
i, THO Mos, Too. ,,o ,,,,,,., .,.v..., ,,..o
tst. ne SlosS rae - me hlthesi eesated piece
%. We respectfully solicit yon 10 take our prices
u '"''- --o-, '''' s''A' s"""''
I'd We grade the streets n mr. ,,vn s1,o,sa
18th. We lay the city water mains in the streets
business center Of Oakland, one-nalt the time from
btIhtiey 10 bdhldbt-
GO, ono ,,.,.,, 8, ~ ~. 49,. 49,
mutation-tloket 20 Oakland for 81 per month, max
lug the fare only cents each way.
7.s rr,. =, -, .
,o,- - 80 IS 80 49, a. - ~, PeSo"' uii'h
4Ou' piV|e''S Is paul ior IN iu-
9Th The title Is perfect fu1 search at onr orsce
for con yenience of purchasers
49,, e
SIN several new residences are now under course
diately, anu many ''Oi' - i0Ao" iiiin'-
The morning call., 1892-08-13
Be Careful Abont This.

Even il you wish TO speak in private to a
man who has artificial arms and legs, do not
ask him II you may take him apart for
awhile. lie may misunderstood yOu.-
Truth.
The morning call., 1892-08-13

Doctor, what is good cholera mixture
for this time of the year? ?"
Wen, lcecream, watermelon and lager
nal.
The morning call., 1892-08-13

IIRsT-CLASS GROCERY AND BAR IN THE
4 Western Addition: must sell on account OF sick
ness. Apply WICHMAN. LUTGEN d CO. 3lS
ClaF & aui2 Ats
The morning call., 1892-08-13

Culver AND LEAD MINE IN NEVADA WILL
- exchange for city real estate with without
Improvement. Inquire 726 Iarkfn ST. aul2 7tz
The morning call., 1892-08-13

LoR sALF-CIGAR-SToRE: GOOD LOCATION;
] cheap rent iiying-rooms. 1854 Thirteenth
ave. Last Oakland. price $3.50. anI2 It's
The morning call., 1892-08-13

l. ~ ELY FITTED UP CHOPHOUSE OYSTERS
and coffee; good business street. Market
must sell. having other business; reasonable
offer refused; rent only $40. n. JONES & CO..
b5Z Market St, room 3. aul2 5ts
The morning call., 1892-08-13
A Sad III Honeymoon.

"Why are you so downeast, dear?" asked
the bride.
II am afraid 1 shall be arrested for big
amy"
"GeorgeW
Yes, though / am innocent. This paper
has a picture of my bride and, as you see, it
is not you."-Truth.
The morning call., 1892-08-13

Neighb0b-And you expect to support
my daughter on $40 a week?
Clarklets-YeS, sir.
Neighbob-Well, go ahead; my heart re-
fuses. but my pOeket-bOok consents She
cost me $50.-New York Herald.
The morning call., 1892-08-13

DRUGSTORE. WORTH SIZO0. WILL SELL FOR
- S4GO; investigate. 523 Davis S., 4. COS
TELL auI2 It's
The morning call., 1892-08-13

THE ASSESSMENT on PEERLESS WHICH Is
postponed until THURSDAY. September i lsq3
and the sale day until TUESDAY, September 20
Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN Secretary
ofhce-Reom %, Nevada block 3O9 MONTGOMERY
81, San franciSco. Can ernia. aul2 I'd
The morning call., 1892-08-13
COnEOlinU.

He-You do not love me; then farewell
forever. l shall commit suicide tonight
She-DOn't, George. Even though papa
VIII not let me marry you, perhaps he will
lend you little money.-New York Herald
The morning call., 1892-08-13

LrULL ACRE: CHANCE OF LIFETIME: BAR
u gain price Gail quick RUSSELL q PROS
SER twenty thifd-ave. station, East Oakland IL {
FOR sALE-LoT 26xI2s:s I1s BLOCKS FROM
Il Adelihe-st station; price $500; no agents u,
box 20. Call Branch once aul2 3tt
&0h0O INsTALLMENr PLAN; s9so CASH,
p[oOO. and $g5 per month; cottage OF rooms
Hail. oakland Apply to T b. AIphS sS2 Broad
way. aua IT
@1OOO NEW MODERN 5-RooM COTTAGE
W; EUu ~ eatn and lot 4oxlOo, near station;
h. w. WOODWARD a CO. so2 broadway. au77t
GI050 NEW ,rTAGE OF ROOMS. WITH
" IopO. Tot 5Oxl00; we'll Of the best water;
sbeds, etc: ali fenced, with very large range for
chickens ana poultry ana nicely Situated at North
Berse,ey; blocks TO reetcar lipe Apply before
sept II T. ALDEN. 902 broadway. Oakland az
noN'T PAY REM
We WILL BUILD TO YOUR OWN PLANS.
COTTAGES FROM $1,000 TO s25oo
ONLY 500 TO $500 CASH.
BALANCE SIS TO s25 PER MONTH
STONE TRACT. STONE TRACT.
ON SAN LEANDRo ELECTRIC ROAD
TWENTY MINUTES TO OAKLAND.
FRUIT TREES ON EVERY LOT
GRAND AVENUE 100 FEET WIDE
LOTS 5o1i5o. LOTS 5oxi5o
UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY
CALL WITHOUT DELAY
POSITIVELY BEST PROPERTY NEAR OAK
LAND.
A. II. BREED CO..
aeo NINTH ST.. OAKLAND.
iy2l II
I ACRE LOTS. sUTER TRACE
Situated on the Redwood road, near Fruitvals
ave and san LeaDdro electric-road: grand oppor-
tunity Tor safe speculation: this property be
tut Into lots and sold at once; one OF the finest
home sites la Alameda County
A. II. BREED a. CO.
lels 460 ninth St., Oakland
The morning call., 1892-08-13
A CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
THE CHEAPEST BUY IN THE CITY.

Two lots: $3.50 each: size 25xlOO each; Fred
erick ST. near Stanyan; right ia front or Golden
Gate PARK; near the childreu's play ground. band
stand and al the leading attractions or the PARK:
Frederick 81. severed. graded and adamized: 3
lines OF cars. including electric lines, within
few steps; new cable-rOsd passes the property; we
have never offered better bargain a person Of
small means; only small amount OF cash required:
We can obtain loan 10 buiid II required; do not
65S Market 81.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
ArTOKNEYs-AT-LAw.

Z
A DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
n marriages annulied; collections, damages, etc
O. W. HOWE. atty, $50 Market. cor. Stockton. a7f
X J.. JENKINS. ATpY-AT-LAw. OFFICE 73
II. attn ST.. advice given on al legal matters. 70
w w DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw AGO
" california ST.. rooms 14-i5: advice free Dis C.
CHARLEs r.. DARWIN, ATroRNEY-AT-LAw,
- 300 Clay ST. rooms II. IL and 10. jy2 6m
r A. CRoTIEks ATToRSEY-Ar-LAw. AIS
I've clay 81 no31
The morning call., 1892-08-13

C29T b MISSIoN-SUNNY FURNISHED OR
board; reasonable. ana ans
The morning call., 1892-08-13

CADO0N AND LUNGHHoUsE. CHEAP; FOR 2
- men. man and wife. a Clay st anil 7ts
The morning call., 1892-08-13


~ ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
business. San FRANCISCO. Cal location OF works.
Guitot0A. Arlz
Notice Is hereby given that 1t a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. hsid on the 9Th day OF July,
1882. an assessment mo. 16) OF cents per
snare was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation. payable Immediately in United States
goa coin TO the Secretary. at the Office OF the
company. room 81 Nevada block. No. BOB Mont
g1lnory street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day or August 1892
VIII be delinquent ana advertised for sale at
pubic auction. aud unless payment Is made before
VIII De sold on WEDNESDAY. the 7tb dav
September. 1892. to pay the DELINQUENT assess
ment together with etsts OF advertising and ex-
penses OF SALE BY order OF the Board OF Directors
AUG. WATERMAN Secretary
omce-hoom 70. Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
Ct. San Francisco. California 's
The morning call., 1892-08-13


nESiKABLE REAL ESTATE. fOfi SALE BY {.
IL :. CAPP a CO., real estate agents rent cOllee-
tors and Insurance agents, 4i5 Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1892-08-13

EoR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-NEw GROOM
cottage In center OF city: cable line: bath:
bay-w I'd ows: al modern improvements; an on.
portunty 10 secure pleasant home seldom offered:
or GU ID e1ch ange for unimDrOyed- &. II. UMBSEN,
ia Montgomery ST. au7 rs
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GGcD LOCATED SALOON FOR SALE 124
~ Fourth ST. aul1 3ts
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n ovERSMENT LANDS!
VI FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT,
IN CALIFORNIA
finest Level farming lands.
Rich black soil. ready TO plow
Large hne valley; railroad throuShIs
water bitches now building
Mild climate. free fuel, cheap lumber
Nork al good wages there now.
Land eau he taken without residence.
Send &c stamp for fun Information 20 p W.
LAKE. Flood building. san Francisco. Cal. apl4 tt
CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU, AsI
= Ninth st Oakland. exchange ali kinds of prop
elty; send for Catalogue. GREEN, CULLUM &
co
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES


ULLION MINING CONGRATULATIONS OF
. principal place of business. san Francisco Cali
lorna; Iocat on OF works, Storey County Nevada
Notice Is hereby given shat at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held on the tn day OF August
1892. aH assessment 60. 39) OF twenty-five {25l
cents per share eYed upon the cap tai stoca OF
the corporation. payable Immediately IN United
states gold coin 10 the secretary at the OF the
company, room 20, 3Sl Pine street. San Francisco
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the sixteenth day OF September
1897. VIII be delinquent and advertised for
public auction, and unless payment is made before
Will be sold on TT ESDAY, tie fourth dav of Octo-
Der, 1892, TO pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the costs or dvertisng expenses OF
sale. By order OF the Bo ard Directors
X OR ~ son. Secretary.
Oflee-RoOm 20. 33l Pine street. san Francisco,
California; 10 ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-02
New Chicago Arrangements via
G. Il. e. l. Railroad.

Under new arrangements, taking
effect May Is. a special Chicago train
will leave Grand Rapids at l ;i5 a. 10.
oaiiy except sunday, VIA q. K. h. l.
railroad and Kalamazoo, running indie
pendent of other trains, ana arrive IN
Chicago at 5:2o y. M, with parior ouf-
fet car attached.
Night train with Wagner sleeping car
will leave Grand Rapids same as now,
At IL :o5 p. IN. daily, and arrive IN Chi
cago AT 7.55 =. m.
Special Grand Rapids train will leave
Chicago at ll;l5 D. IN. daily, arrive in
Grand Rapids at Sis . M, Wagner
sleeping Car attached.
Through buffet parlor car will leave
Chicago at $40 .. m., daily except sun.
day. and arrive IN brand Rapids at S:3j
y. m, same AS now.
Ask for tickets via G. X. & I. and
Kalamazoo.