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pnSTPONEMENT.

mHESALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK or
/ the Cruikshauk Sold Mining Company Is h,Teby
postponed un til MONDAY, February l, 1892, at u
o'clock noon. at the Office OF the Company, Room ..
n 0. all SansOme street, S0a Francisco, Cal BY
order OF the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j KOCH Secretary
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the Board OF Trustees, made on the oth day OF
January. 1892, many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary VIII De Sold at
public auction at the Office Of the company, Room
So Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery street san
Francisco Cal, Tuesday, the LIST day or
March, / go at the hour or O'Clock p. NJ. OF said
day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale. ALFRED n DNhbhON' oeCtetdry,
Ofice-ROom 90. Nevada Block, 3OS MONTGOMERY
atIeeL San Francisco. Cat tell VI
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WESTTRN ADDITION RFSIDFNCE IOT.

E. line of Lyon ST., 81 feet S. of Bush arge
double lot in exceedingly choice location aud neigh
bOrhnOd: splendid lot on which 10 erect French
fats which would rent before completed; examine
this; California. Suffer and GeSry street cables;
street in extra condition; lot 40 ;6Xl0I;5
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pOsTpOMEMEMT,

THE sAIEnAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
| the Jrutksaauk GoId Mining Company Is hersoY
postponed until Saturday January ?, 1892, at IL
oicIock noon at the office or the Company. Room 8.
NO 2ll sanSome street. san Francisco, Gal BX
order Of the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary.
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s. line Point Lobos ave, 81 IS feet f. OF B0yce ST.
this is business portion of Point Lobo5 ave; If
built upon would Tent quickly; lots level; Point
LobOs ave severed and in fine shape; Geary-st. ca
bic; examine these lots; lots 25xI00
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FOR EXPRESS AND DRAY MEN.
sANcHEZ STREET- NFAR MARKET.

s. side state St. 49, feet W. Of Castro; cosy house
OF rooms; large barn: well OF water; chick n
house, etc; Castro-st. cable; lot 35xJ6.
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RICHNoND nIsTRIcT-POINT LOBOs AYF

W. line Treat ave. $50 feet s Of 10Th St in
warm sunny belt: good surroundings; all ready for
building; FOlsOn-st cars; lot 25Tll5.
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THE FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
N. ]. SlMmQMS. AuGTIlNEER.

VIII SELL THIS DAY.
Monday. e bFuary 20, IS92s
At II O'Clock \. NJ, at
1857 MARKET ST, BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
All f the Rich and Elegant Furniture,
Elegant UphO stery, Fine Carpets, Pictures, Orna-
ments etc. formerly contained in the residence OF
Mrs. T. j. Held OF Oakland.
fe2a ID 81 ]. SIMMONS Auctioneer.
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And in accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the sixth (6th)
day OF january, 1892, many shares OF each par.
Gel OF such stock may be necessary VIII be sold at
public auction at the once OF the company. Room
IL, sos California street. San Francisco, Cal.
WEDNESDAY,, the second ed day OF March. 1892,
al the hour OF one Il O'Clock p. NJ of said day. to
bay said Delinquent Assessment thereon. together
with costs of adver Using aud expenses OF sale.
A. w ARROWS. Secretary.
Onee-Room IL, 300 California street, San Fran
cisco. Cal. fel3 to
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And IN accordance w.Ju law. aud an order OF the
Board OF Directors, m de on the 9Th DAY OF JaDu.
airy, 1892, 80 many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction, at the Once OF the Company Room 79,
Nevada Bl0rk, 300 Montgomery street, San Franz
cisco, Cal, on THURSDAY, the 81 day OF March,
1892. at the hour OF O'Clock P N. OF said day, 70
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs OF advert sting and expenses Of the sale
CHAS L. ELLIOT. Secretary.
oniee-79 Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery street,
San FrancscO. .fal3 ID
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Postoince al san IRAN
cisco on MONDAY. February %, 1892
nyg- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for advertised Letters" and give the
date of the list II not called for within two weeks
they will be sent 10 the Dead-letter ONCE.
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NV. OF Fell and Lott sts lot 81 SKI 90: also
+. cor Fell st. and Masonic ave. lot 81 :5xi 81 g.
These two corner lots very choice corner resi-
dence or bus ness 10 s. are Immediately IN front OF
the Golden Gate PARK; every eQu!} age passing into
the park is observable from these choice lots;
anime them; Oak, Hayes and Page street cables and
electric road.
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z hHL4Ls ~ E-H1 SALE EOILOE-O4- VI AbdAH8
- Geld Mining Company. Location OF prinot1aR
eEaoe OF business, San Francisco, CAL Location %
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County, CsE
Rotics-There are delinquent upon the following
described stoes,on account OF Assessment (No. ~
levied the 7th day Of July 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders a. foIloyyS,
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DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT.

s. line (NO. 837) OF Sacramento st. 20 feet e OF
Stockton-On the lot is a substantial bricN build
ing containing 10 rooms and basement; property
always rented: street in fIe shape good invest
meAt; examine IT. rent $50: lot 2Ix65.
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AUCTION SALES.
$50 Market ST., Opposite Pa.ao3 Hotel

ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND LARGE LOT.
n. Hire tNo. 924) Of Futon ST.. 95:6 feet w Of
Fillmore Handsome bay-window res jdence of
spacious rooms baths, billiard, wine and laundry
rooms: modern cOnveniences; elegantly frescOed
and papcred: crystal chan eliers; cement walk: to
be appreciated IN home must be examined; Nc
Aliister-street cable; lot l06 ;Gxl47:6.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates Of Departure From San Francisco.
STEAMERS. DEsrINAr1ox SAILS wHaF
Sun 40 TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS TENNESr ChronOmetsr al
Instrument Maker, California street..
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
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DELINQVENr SALE NOTICES.

For Late ssfaa,ng 11lcI-7eqc. See Efqa., Pa
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date OF the tiSL II not
they will be sent 10 the
Adler, T. Ii 2
Abrahamsen, Andrews
Adams, L j
Adam, Mrs Elizabeth
Agnew. Mrs Frank
Alden, Miss Gerty
Allen. Mrs A NJ
Allen, Miss Mabel
Allard. Delna ID
Alliss, w L
Amati. A
Ames. Mrs Jewel L
AmSdeu, Il
Anderson, A j
Anderson, Miss Emma
Anderson, Mrs Gusta
Anderson, Miss Lille
Baclt enStos, j s
Bailey, Chas II
Baiy, Harry
Baker, J A
Baker, r 4
Ban, Mrs
cambridge, w z
Bangs.
Banks, Mrs Belle
Barker, e A
Barclay, Geo
Bateman, w n II
Bates, Miss Ada NJ
Bauer, Cbas r
Bargley, Miss Mary
Rayue, } K
Zeal. KobU
Beaver, Mrs Sophie
EeCkemtier, Wilhelm
Beese, Miss Minna
benjamin, Z q
Berton, Mrs Mary r
BerCk, Anton
Borgmann, Anton
Bcrgh, Nicholas
Birmingham, Rev 7
Beftram, Carl
Fcrthean. Edward 5
BeItun, Nine
BrtZ. J A
BigelOW, Elizabeth II
biddle, Palmer
Birmau, L
Black, Mrs Matte
Blake. ; b
Blair. Alex
Blessing, Frank
Eliedeu. Chas )
Blum. Chas
BlUC6, Adam
ElOCk. ChdS
Block. Maria
BlOCkson. Aubrey
Bloomfield, Mrs NJ II
BluCSaw, } j
BlumhdTdt, q
CahaIiu. & III
Cal Brewing Co
Cal Canning co
Cal Cherry Wine Co
Cal Loan A Inv Co
Catalan. Richard
Caldwell, MIS- h
Caldwell. MySOn
Calhoun Distiiiing Co
Caiistur, j
Callauanan, Miss X
Campbell, Miss
Campbell, I'd
Cauitol Tailoring Co
Caro-, Mrs susan
CaTOlan. Annie
Carpeut r, Mrs l. q
CarrmiC ael, Miss Nina
Carson. Miss Rita
Carter, j j
Carver. A +
eastman, Denis
Cassidy. Mss Annie
CssseUy, Patrick
Central y eWs 60
Cla.ea, Miss Aggie
Chapman. Miss Belle
Chase. a $
Chase, Mrs NJ s
UhAiuey, W Is
Cheuus, l. Frank
ChetWyude, Lionel y
Chilman, Sanford
Christensen, Il +
ChriShuim, Duncan q
Chr sty, AWilla a
Church tluD, Inc
Clair. + d
Clark. Miss a q
Glars, { w
Clark. ID A
Clark, III
Clark. Joseph
Clarke. MISS Nellie l.
Clayeriug. Ihos }
Cline, Thomas
Goblet, Albert A 3
COchrane. Mr.
COchraue, Mrs II
Daley, Miss Lizzie
Dahl, Mr (Montgome
street,
Daily Exchange, The
barley, Mrs May
/ DAWSON. Miss Maude
/ DAVIS. James
| Davis John
/ Davis. Mrs l.
/ Uavis. Mrs Margarine
F..r-.r Me- -n.fi4
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nELINuUENr SALE NOTiCE-UNION CON.
IL soidated Silver Mining Company. Location
OF principal place OF business san Francisco. Cal
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District, Storey
County. New.
Notice-Thers are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment mo 45l,
levied the sixth lita) day OF january. 1892.
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
Is fnllnMS.
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PERSONAL NOTES,

A. Haines of San Diego is at the Lick,
DR.. A. Anderson of Petaluma is in the
CITY,
J. w. Rea. Railroad Commissioner, +, at
the Baldwin.
S. II. Marlette, a lumbeIman Of Carson
City, is at the Lick
A. Dunbar. steamboat-owner Of Port
land, is at the Grand
A. j. McCOne, mining man of Virginia
City, is at the Occidental.
Edwin SwinfOrd, District Attorney of Co.
lusa County, Is at the Grand.
j. W. Tibbets, superintendent Of the Bel
mont mine, at Suffer Greek, is ut the Grand.
Alphonse Mann of the firm of Carroll &
Carroll has returned from an extended Ea t
ern trip.
Superintendent of Streets Gilleran is able
to be out again, after an illness of nearly
six weeks.
Adolph Rosenthal, German Consul at San
Francisco. has been promoted to a Consul
Generalship by his Government
Sergeant William Thornton, Signal Corps.
Y. ,. A, has arrived from Fort Riley,
Kans., and reported for duty at army
headquarters.
G Orge H. Welshons Of the Pittsburp
Times and member of the Press League
excursion party has returned to the city and
is at the Palace.
W. ii. Williams, the Special Agent of the
Treasury having charge of the seal islands
IS In the city to aid Special Agent Evans in
his yearly investigation into the customs
affairs.
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MISSING FISHERMEN.
One May Have Been Rescued by
the Steamer San Bias.
Another Is Thought to Be on Beard the Pilot
Beat Lady Hine-0ne Of the Boats
Picked Up by the Eva.

II is now certain that one man, If not
three, was drowned at the heads or Mon.
day afternoon by being caught in the storm,
which either swamped or capsiZed their
boats.
One Of the missing Is Antoine Silva, line
fisherman. who lives with his brother on
Broadway, near Front street. The names
Of the others have not been learned, but 1t
is certain that only one Of them resides in
this city, the other living at Sausalito.
The men who were rescued by the life
saving crews say that there is a proba-
bilty that one may have been picked up by
the outgoing Panama steamer San Bias
The steamer was passing out at the time
the boats were sWamped.
She was seen to turn completely around,
but it was not observed whether a boat was
lowered from the steamer or not. 1t is evil
dent that she did not make the turn to en-
able the pilot to 90 to the pilot-boat.
The Lady Mine was some distance away.
and besides she was the inside boat and
the pilots are always taken off by the out
side boat. after the vessel has crossed the bar.
The pilOt-bOat Lady Nine was also seen
to beat back and forth for some time and
some Of the men say she lowered boat, so
1t Is possible that all may yet turn up.
The man whom the fishermen believe to be
drowned is the crabber from Sausalit0, and
they base their argument on the ground that
when his boat was swamped she was at
anchor a long way from either the San Bias
or the Lady Mine.
OF the boats one was capsiZed and three
swamped. while the fifth was picked up yes
teIday morning by the scow-Schooner Eva
as she was drifting around near South
amptOn Shoals.
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View end of his district that the number Of
votes there would seem to warrant.
A vote of thanks was rendered Chief
Crowley for his courtesy toward the COM
mittee 1t was learned that the Chief knew
the needs of the place as we'll rs the resi-
dents. but not having the men or money at
his command he is pOwereSs to do more
than at present. The nearness of Ocean
View to the county line, in addition TO the
fact that il has but one policeman 10 patrol
the district twice in twcnty-fOUT hours, and
no police patrol boxes, leaves the residents
almost ut the mercy Of thieves and maraud-
ers. They can commit all manner of depre-
dations and make an easy escape into the
adjoining county.
Not only do the people complain of no
police protection, but Of no projection from
fire as we'll, While the large mains of the
Spring Valley Water Company are laid
through Ocean View, there is but one
hydfant and that short distance from the
Southern Pacific Railroad depot. Should
any resident wish for Spring Valley water
there are no mains that can be tapped with
ont going a long distance and at great eX-
pense, for the company will only tap at GER
tain points.
The committee reported that the Super
yisors are conscious of this condition of
things. but since their election had com
pletely forgotten their promises to provide
relief
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and Gala lilies. An interesting dual cere-
mony was witnessed 1t was the ordination
and installation Of a new pastor. Rev. d.
Hanson Irwin, who was educated for the
ministry in Dublin, Ireland, whence he re-
Gently arrived.
The order Of the service was as follows:
Organ prelude, Largo" HaudeD; dOxoIOgy,
"Od Hundred reading Of Scripture, Rev g.
C. Mlulon, ID, Moderator OF the PresbyteTy
PRAYER, Rev. w ". FariS,iD D.; Hymn 1929,
20 Holy Lord, our God" (GtardiuD; sermon,
Negatives OF Religion" Rev James G. Smith /;
anthem OF welcome ". +. HOoke; cOustitu-
iiOu.i questions, Rev. Alexander j. Kerr, or
dalniug and Installing prayer, R-y I Z. EasJon,
ID; prayer, TO Thee Great Lord" QrOm
" Moses m Egypt (ROsSiuD; charge 10 the pas
tor Rev. Alexander j. Kerr; charge 10 the peO-
pie, Rev john Q Adams; Hymn 1910. we Bid
Thee Welcome" (MasOn); beuedicilOn, Rev. D..
Hanson Irwin; posllude, Gloria" dom twelfth
mass ,Mozar9
The music was Of high order Of merit.
Those who composed the choir were: Or
ganst and musical director, W, +. Hooke {:
sopranos, Misses Wlttram and Peterson D.;
altos, Misses Snyder and Park; tenors,
Messrs. K. +. Knox and Brown; bassos,
MeSSrs. Kerr ami Peterson.
Tie pulpit Of the church had not been
flied by a resident pastor since Rev. Mr.
Cornelius departed for Washington two
wears ago
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the Cabinet, and the evaporation Of the
Ministers I'm the budget debate increased
the friction. Viscount Kaboyama, Minister
OF War. IN an angry speech denounced ana
defiantly reminded the Lower House OF the
benefits derived from the close system OF
t Government, and the tension Increased
TILL such sweeping reductions were made In
the budget that the Cabinet advised the
Emperor to dissolve the House of Repre-
sentaliyes aud prOrOgue the Peers. Much
excitement prevails over The elections set
for February 18th, and as the members OF
the Cabinet are prohibited from taking part
In the contest, the opposition Will likely
have a majority in the Lower House.
Another severe shock of earthquake oc-
Cured December 24th, causing consider
able damage in the district visited October
Goth. Many buildings shaken before came
10 the ground, but no loss OF life Is reported.
The revolt in Manchuria has been re-
pressed by the Chinese Government and
the leaders captured. Reports of barbara
ties by the insurgents to women and chill
dren have not been verified.
Two fine steamers have been lost near
Swallow. The Yuma ran ashore, and
signals of distress brought the TOngshan TO
It's assistance, when the latter went aground
and both were lost
The German steamer Marie was wrecked
near ChefOO, and several OF the crew were
drowned.
The United States steamer Lancaster,
flagship of the Chinese station, arrived at
H0ng-Kong January Sd from Singapore
with Admiral Harmony, who succeeded
Admiral Belknap. The latter will sail for
the States on February 18th.
L. &. Shaughnessy, Vice-PreSident Of the
Canadian Pacific, has been engaged in inspect
Ing the agencies of the line in China and
Japan, and an era IF TedOu0led enterprise
may be expected to follow his visit. Ar
rangementS have been made Tor opening a
branch in Hong Kong under the charge OF
Mr. Holloway. who accompanied the Vice
President, and the Shanghai agency has
been placed under JaTdine & MathisOn.
Other changes have been made with a view
to developing the passenger and goods traffic
A round of inspection has been made by
high officials of the Peninsula and Oriental
Company. the primary cause of which was
the charges brought against Mr.. WOrdin. the
Hong Kong agent. and the SUPERINTENDENT
Of the company, for enlightenment and for
gerry. Mr.. WOrdin has been sentenced to
SIX years hard labor.
A great fire occurred in Shichikon Che
on January 9th, destroying 600 houses, be-
sides burning the post and telegraph offices.
The loss Of property is immense. but that
Of life is not reported. Eight hundred
buildings at YOdOye DOmari were also
burned December 30th, but no lives were
lost
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A BRACE OF BUFFERS.
Unsatisfactory End Of the Page
and Duncan Fight.

About as big a brace OF buffers as the
patrons of ring sports Of this city have ever
seen appeared in the ring of the Pastime
Athletic Club last evening 20 contest to a
finish. Their names ara Bill Page and Phil
Duncan (colOred), heavy weights, who met
a week ago in the same club and retired
after fighting nineteen rounds because Page
suffered an injury in h wing been struck a
foul blow.
With the exception of few hot rallies
that Duncan scored IN the early part OF the
night last evening" Page had done the most
OF the nightingale fighting IL could be called
but his blows lacked steam, and were not
properly delivered. Duncan remained on
the defensive all through the engagement
and watched his chance to swing his right
on Pages neck. H. did get home a few
good ones, but they did not happen to drop
on the right spot. 1t would be very tire
some reading 10 give O detailed account of
the tapping match. Neither of the men
could stand six rounds before little Dixon,
the champion bantam.
They were 10th big enough to knock
down bullock, but as fighters worthy OF
ten-dolar purse far better material could
have been chosen from among the habitues
Of the water front who do not pretend to be
scrappers.
When the engagement wore on until the
thiTty-siXth round was arrived at Referee
W ulbo huuhuACFu tAdt hC WUulu give TIC
alleged pugilists five rounds in which to
finish the match, aud that tho man who had
done in that time the most fighting would
be given the contest.
Page. from a scientific pOint of view,
scored the most points but so far as actual
fighting was concerned Duncan had the best
Of it, having scored half dozen good blows
in the fifth round. The referee was puzzled
how to act. The spectators became very
boisterous, and as a majority of them were
partial to Page cries OF Give 1t to Page"
came from all quarters.
The referee could not decide the matter.
and he ordered the men to fight on.
Jim Neil who acted as Pages second,
jumped into the ring and with tears in his
eyes demanded an explanation from the
referee which he did not get. Neil became
ObstTeperous and had TO be put out of the
ring by an officer. The fight or tap
ping match went on until the fifty-second
round, when Master Of Ceremonies Geo
CHAN announced to the noisy crowd
that one way or the other the fight would be
decided IN three rounds. At the end of the
ffty-ffth round the buffers match came
to an end, and the referee relieved the spec
tators from the fearful monOtOny of the oc-
casion by giving the match to Page, who
had done the most leading. The club is I'M
fortunate in having engaged such decidedly
Door talent.
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FROM THE ORIENT.
Arrival of the Steamer Empress
of Japan-StirriDg News.
Rough Weather and Heavy seas-The Japan
ese Parliament Dissolved - Chinese Re-
volts-steamers Wrecked-Fires.
BY the Associated Press.

VANCOUVER (B. CO., Jan. 26.-The Cana
dian Pacific steamer Empress of Japan ar.
rived here this morning from Yokohama
and Hong Kong, bringing thirty three sacks
of mail and 900 tons Of general cargo,
large proportion Of which is silk. She had
q saloon passengers and 1856 in the Asiatic
steerage. The trip was uneveBtful
She left Hong Kong at 1890 p. NJ Jan
uary 9th, Shanghai 4:C5 p. NJ January 8th
and Yokohama 1920 A. NJ. January 18th,
arriving off Victoria at 800 p. NJ. January
25th and Vancouver at 1890 January 26.h.
She experienced strong northwest and
southwest gales, with high-fOwiDg seas and
beam swell. TO January 22d, when a hard
easterly gale set in, with very high head
seas.
Among the passengers is ShaughneSsy Y,
Assistant General Manager Of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad, who has been on bust
ness trip to Japan and China
The special correspondence Of the News
Advertiser by the Empress of Japan says:
The most important event Of late in Japan
was the dissolution Of the Japanese Parlia-
ment Hostility toward the Government
by the various political parties. chiefly the
Liberals, In the last session, eliminated in
assembling in the Houses the most OppOsi-
ton. while the budget was the chief point
of attack, and the Government parties also
threw out mercilessly various measures Of
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OCEAN VIEW.
Recognition by the City Author.
tiles Demanded.

One of the energetic and progressive i'm
prOVement associations of suburban San
Francisco is the Ocean View Improvement
Club. 1t meets twice a month in the dis
trict which bears that name, and embraces
in its membership pretty nearly the entire
property-owning population. The feeling
seems to prevail in the club that the city au-
thorities have been neglecting Ocean View,
and the effect is general though orderly
and respectful uprising
AT the meeting on Saturday night new
officers were elected, several patriotic ora
torical bombs we're exploded, and it was
resolved without a dissenting voice that
from this time hence the claims of Ocean
View shall be forced into recognition.
A report was received from the Commit
tee on Police Protection which dill not mince
matters at all. 1t informed the club that
the Supervisor of the Eleventh Ward did
not appear to feel that interest in the Ocean
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You've seen our Boots and Shoes Z
Yes. You have bot Of 'em2 Yes. Salts
fed? Yes. Well, tel your friends SO.
1t wont cost you anything; it may
save dollars for them. Besides, il
we're doing he right thing we ought
to get credit for it. ID liars are grati-
fying-SO is appreciation. If the boots
and shoes we sold you are what we said
they were, people are looking for US.
Tell 'em where 10 go. 1t is to your
credit that you buy Of DESCALSO s.
FRANK. In the language Of the ems
bryO auctiOneer,
SPEAK UP, GENTLEMEN!
Going at So so! Those Elegant Fine
CALF SKIN HAND. WELT SHOES,
made By James Means & Co.
DESCALSO & FRANK, 90
Kearny Street, headquarters for James
Means Shoes.
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POINT LOBOS.
The Residents Want the Marine
Hospital Removed.

The people Of the Richmond District are
about TO make another attempt to be rid of
the Marine Hospital, and the Point Lobos
Club, as usual, will lead the fight
At a meeting last evening the Secretary
was Instructed to draw up the necessary
petitions, and copies Of the same will be
forNaTded to the California Congressional
delegation at Washington and others w.
C. Wise has charge of the matter for the
club and has been instructed to push 1t with
all possible haste.
Messrs. McMullen, Henderson and Tay-
Tor were appointed committee to petition
the Free Library Trustees to establish a
branch Of this institution in the Richmond
District.
Another petition will 90 to the Supervisors
asking tie extension Of the "twO-cow limit
west to Tbirty-secoBd avenue, north to the
Preside and south TO Golden Gate Park.