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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

According to Humboldt, the massive
pinions Of the bird enable 1t TO soar over
all the SUBMITS Of the Andes, to circle
Tor hours in those regions OF low prcs-
sure, and thence on a sudden to descend
TO the seashore, thus passing rapidly
through all gradations OF climate. From
Professor Orton is quoted the statement
that the condor ''can dart in an instant
from the dome OF Chinb ,raZo 10 the
sultry coast of the Pacific" Such decla
rat.ons appear to have aroused no suspi
| con in the mind even Of Mr.. Bowtlle.
Sharp, for he writes in 1888 "All OBJ
servers agree that, when seen In Wild
state, the digh. of the condor is truly
| majestic, and it is capable Of ascending
| to an INN use height, at which ma,
could not f-ssthe on account oi the rar
| efaction OF the air-a state OF things
which does no, seem to affect the con-
| dor, who is often lost TO sight amid ,ht
| clouds"
| This agreement OF observers is nos
broken as far as concerns Mr. Whymper
He weakens the authority Of Professo,
Orton's statement by remarking tha. ,hs
| Pacific is at least l2O miles distant from
the dome Of Chimborazo, 50 that Is
| traverse the interval In au instant is t
fly at the rate of 432 900 miles an hour.
(which would cover the distance from the
earth TO the moon and back in sixty
| minutes. The flashing Of s1ca flight
no human eye could follow, still less
could it identify, over . course Of eve,
twice sixty miles, the bird which started
with tie bird winch arrived. As mat
ter Of fact, il is said the condors seldom
or never descend to the, scas3orc ii
Ecuador, though they undoubtedly u.
| 90 elsewhere, while, 50 fa- from sarpass
| ing rnan 10 the heights thu. they attain.
Mr. Whymper, who had repeated oppoF
tunities Of observing them saiiin, - aad
| fro. not above bu. FAR oeso. his snog-
gi:t encampmenis, was persu.de1 iaa.
their habitual range did not rise above
200 feet. He in genioa,ly explain.
the ocular de!usioa which has probably
imposed on other ooser.e-.. .-Eiinburg "a
| Re1ie1.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

That law mekes it the imperative duty
OF the Attorney General. through thu
District Attorneys, TO bring criminal
prosecutions against all the conspirators: !:
but no District Attorney has moved. and
the Attorney General weakly protests
that he has no information touching the
conspiracy.
In the interest of good government it
IS necessary to chastise official miscon-
duct by defeat. The men aud the party
now in power must be sent into retire
nent for the public good. Our public
life is in need of disinfection. It is tine
TO restore legislation to its proper service
of all the people.
The simple facts of these four years
history constitute the most conclusive
reasons for refusing to intrust this Ad.
ministration or the party it represents
with further lease of power. New
Yor.. World.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29
A esevsene Cusfom.

A London paper Il authority for the
ssa.eren. tha. the ancient tower Of ths
church Of St. Sepulchre, opposite the end
0. Sewgste street, has now been restored.
Il /. stated ;ha. in the old days. when
criminals were carried 10 execution a.
-Se~gate, it was the custom for the clerg,
q. 81. Sepulchre's to wai. for their ar
,:va! and present them with flower.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22
No More Trouble With Crickets.
Conconully Outlook.

Ranchers throughout the county have every
reason to feel satisfied with the condition OF
things in general and in particular the present
prospects of good crops and a healthy market
Crickets, which have been the plague of the
ranchers for the last two years, are fast disap-
pearing, and there is every reason to believe
that no further depredations will be ex-
theories advanced to account for their sudden
departure, but the most credible one is that
which lays cause to a special death messenger
in the shape of a small insect or fly which de-
posits its eggs in the back of the cricket. From
this egg a worm is Matched which natures in
the cricket and causes its death. Major Squires
from Eneas creek says he has Investigated the
matter and in several instances found these
worms to be from an eighth to a quarter OF an
inch il length.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22
THE PASSING THRONG.

ION r1y return from Portland few days ago."
said Samuel /. Crawford, last evening, ~ met
\. u. Cannon. OF Spokane, one OF the delegates
10 the Republican national convention, aud
Captain George /. Pease, one OF the pioneer
steambos,men Of the Columbia and Willamette
rivers They were or their way 10 Gray's har.
hor 70 inspect the wreck OF the English ship
Aoercorn, which, loaded With railroad iron, was
wrecked about three years ago. The vessel and
cargo was subsequently purchased by Mr.. Can
non. q apIa3n Pease was along for the purpose
Of advising with the owner as 10 the most prac-
teal aud economical way OF recovering the
remaining portion of the cargo, and of either
stripping or saving the vessel Captain
fessa and Mr.. Cannon are old-time
friends, Mr.. Cannon having married
captain fease's sister. Captain Pease
tells good story on himself with reference to q
business deal he had II the early s0s at spokane
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22
THE UNROPED ARENA.
Captain s. P. Conner, of Sumas. is said to be
andidate for the authorship of Whatcom

Captain g. P. Connor of Sumas, is said to be
candidate for the authorship of Whatcom
county.
The storm among the local Democrats 10 still
raging. About one-half of the members Of the
party invariably cross the street when they see
member of the other half approaching.
The latest political sensation on the water
frontis the report that Captain John F. Ryan,
"the deepest diver in the world" threatens
Mayor Ronald with exposure unless he gets
job under the reform administration.
The YAKIMA Republic says: Erred R. Reed is
not the only proposed candidate for lieutenant
governor; but he has the credit OF being per-
haps as well known az any other gentleman
DESTROYS OF obtaining that position. However,
it is not positively known. even here in Yakima,
that Mr.. Reed is working for the nomination."
The recent statement OF the Walla Walla
Union Journal to the effect that Hon. Z. T. Will
son is about to retire from the race for the Re-
publican gubernatorial nomination, is denied
by the friends of that gentleman. Mr.. Wilson
certainly has no reason to retire He has de-
veloped great deal of strength in all parts of
the state. and is certain to 60 into the conven-
ton with a large following.
Next Saturday evening there will be q meet
ing of the Young Mems Republican Club at the
Seattle opera-house. This is the first meeting of
the club since the election of officers, and busi-
ness of importance will be transacted. The ex-
ecutive committee will be announced and plans
discussed for the active work of the campaign
The interest shown in the work of the club is
indicated by the fact that five or six times as
many men as are needed on the executive COM
mittes stand ready to assume the responsibility,
and are willing to be appointed to the places.
Among the policemen whom Mayor Ronald
snd the police commissioners have seen fit to
lay of 10 W. A. Johnson. He is man OF family,
u veteran with an honorable record, and has
served policeman under Chiefs Mitchell,
Monroe, Thornton and Rogers, and has always
been regarded as splendid officer. He recalls
that not once during his service has a superior
officer had occasion to ''csll him down" or COM
plain in ever so mild way because of the man
ner in which he performed his duties Though
Johnson was laid off in the name OF retrench-
ment other men, ex-rolicemen. have been APP
pointed to fill vacancies caused by this peculiar
sort az retrenchment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22
/. THE STATE PRESS.

Everett Times: "As between the city OF Seattle
and the Democratic mayor the latter appears to
have the best of it. The mayor has introduced
bossism, with a vengeance, into politics"
snohomish Sun: sin the interest of reform
Mayor Ronald, OF Seattle, has appointed to
position on the police force Ben Stretch, Tor
merly sheriff Of snohomsh county. Ben Stretch
in the role of reformer will strike the old
timers OF this county in peculiar manner.
Hoquiam Vashingtonidn. "Blaine's friends live
'twixt hope and fear Congressman Jones sizes
him up about right when he says he respond
to his country's call Even should he die In the
attempt, what more glorious fame could be won
on field of battle or anywhere in the service OF
his country? With Blaine, victory IL assured"
Seattle Standard: ssThe Afro-American con-
tingents to the Democratic party have been tell
ing it around that colored men would be put to
work on the streets as soon as the board OF pub
lie works was under Democratic control. The
work of cutting Off Republican branch and
grating the tree with q Democratic twig has
been done. Now we await the result"
Skamokama Eagle: Gas showing an instance
of the good work newspaper can do for a CON-
munity, we refer to the grand effort OF the Sc
attic PosT-INTELLrGENCER in collecting fund
for the poor unfortunate widows and orphans
left destitute by the Roslyn coal mine explosion.
That paper had. up to Tuesday, raised $3.50,
and was still working"
Aberdeen Herald: "The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
says Judge Mason Irwin will be candidate for
reelection to the position of superior judge OF
Mason and Chehalis counties. The Herald Is
glad to say 1t thinks Judge Irwin has been In
all things just and upright judge. In his
keeping the judicial ermine has been where 1t
always should be, above suspicion. Added to
this, Judge Irwin Ii man of ability. The
Herald hopes to see him his own successor"
Edison Photographs: ELLA Higginson writes
that we have song birds in this state. Just
take trip around the base of Chucanut noun
tain, Ella, steer your little fairy barque DER the
moonlit sea to Edison, arouse thee, my brave
Swiss boy, about 4 a m. and you'll hear such
another rollicking chorus OF larks, robin-red-
breasts and song sparrows as will do your soul
good; thousands of swallows twitter under the
caves and apexes Of the barn, and myriads
OF little chickens are peeping In the
grass under the cherry and apple blossoms. We
grant that 1t Ii In execrable taste for them to
sing and twitter and peep close to the Phono-
graphs sanctum and so far away from yours,
but the fact remains, Washington has an abund-
ance of birds"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22

The amount added to the Posr-INrELLr-
GEScEa fund for the relief of the Roslyn
sufferers yesterday was $7s.75. raising the
total amount of the fund to S3,40912. All
but the last days collections have already
been forwarded to the relief committee at
Roslyn, and the amount remaining in
the hands Of the Posr- INTELMaENoER will
be forwarded tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22

The Central Association of Lutheran
churches in Brooklyn, N. Y. at their recent
annual meeting declared themselves in
favor of cheerful Christianity. $50 far as
dancing or theaters are concerned" said
the author of the important paper Of the
day, 81 don't believe there will be much
ally attend respectable ball or join in
a dance in the house of a friend, or
if they attend good moral play by first
class actors ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public 10 hereby warned not to pay
any money to parties representing to be
agents of the Seattle Posr-INTELLIGEScER,
except the following. who are the only
authorized travelling agents of the Posi-
INrELLIeErcKR, viz: J. A. Mcclellan and
T. A. Davies. This does not apply to resi-
dent agents Of this paper, who are located
In various cities and towns of the North
west nor TO postmasters, who are in all
cases authorized to take subscriptions for
the Daily, Sunday and Weekly PosT-Is-
TELLyeKNcKR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22
NORTHWEST NEWS.

Albert Meyer. aged II years, was drowned In
the Tontle river, near Slightly postofhce, Cowlitz
county, May 16.
George Wiegel, of Seattle, has caused the ar
rest of Fred Wickwire, Spokane gambler, who
bunkoed him out of $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22

Lorimer Johnston. who is in Cordray's COM
pany, comes of one of the best known families
in the country. He is grand nephew OF Gen.
eral Albert Sidney Johnston, the famous Con.
federate general
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22

should not and, we believe, would not de-
cline the nomination if il should be
rendered to him by the convention at
MINNEAPOLIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22

1. G. Randall, who is connected with the Van.
couver land Office, arrived at the Diller hotel
yesterday. He was accompanied by Mrs. RAN
dali aud Mrs. Bigs, Miss Hartman and Miss
Freeman, of Tacoma.
The morning call., 1892-04-07
CITY REAL ESTATE.
TrNioN PARKi

UNION rARRi
UNION PARK
UNION PARKt
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
UNION PARKi
UNION PARKI
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
UNION PARKi
UNION PARK
UNION PARKi
UNION PARKi
UNION PARKi
UNION PARKi
UNION PARKI
THE GOAL OF THE HoME-SEEKER, INVESTOR
AND sPECULAToRi
PRETTY AS A PICTURE,
LEVEL AS a FLOOR
SHELTERED AND WARM,
GARDEN SPOT INDEED,
REVELATION TO THOUSANDS.
THE PLACE TO LIVE,
SOIL FERTILE,
FLOWERS BLOOMING.
ALL KINDS OF FRUITS GROWING,
WATER on THE TRACT,
NO GRADING.
READY To BUILD ON,
PERFECT DRAINAGE.
GENIAL AND EQUABLE CLIMATE,
BEAUTIFUL VIEW,
CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS CLOSE BIZ.
SUCH rs THE RESIDENCE PORTION OF UNION
PARK
THE BUSINESS PORTION
INCLUDES OVER ONE MILE DOUBLE FRONT
AGE ON THE
MISSION ROAD.
THE GREAT HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF SAN
SAN FRANCISCO,
WHICH AT no DISTANT DAY WILL RIVAL
MARKET STREET
IN IMPORTANCE,
AND WILL BE LINED WITH STORES AND
BUSINESS PLACES FROM ONE END TO THE
OTHER
UNION PARKS
TRUMP CARD
ELECTRIC ROAD.
TRACT FOR OVER ONE MILE
CoMMUTATIoN TICKETS on THE ELECTRIC
ROAD TO UNION PARK WILL BE
50 PER MONTH
ONLY 26 MINUTES RIDE TO THE CENTER
OF THE CITY.
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
UNION PARK
The morning call., 1892-04-07
IMPROVED.

Call at our office and obtain one OF our "Resl Es
tate Records" which contains full list of
properties for sale in all parts OF the city.
The morning call., 1892-04-07
CITY REAL ESTATE.

n H. UMBsEN & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND GEN ERAL AUCTI0NEERS,
Ia Montgomery street,
The morning call., 1892-04-07

ERUITYALE-FRUITYA
Choicest lots Fruitvale station; extra hrye
lots. 50Xl40, terms to suit purchasers t-ss io:
lay on elevated ground; call for particulars 5esor,
purchasing elsewhere; free carriage in waiting {,
show property.
A. II. BREED & Co
mrlOu $50 Ninth ST., oelIaa,L
The morning call., 1892-04-07

q 90 0O0 FLBERT, NEAR OCTAvIA: 4
- AU.OUO. new 2-story bay-window houses of
rooms and bath each: and new cottages OF 4
rooms each; rents 1921 brick foundations, stone
walks. etc. lot 81 :6xS6 to rear street.
The morning call., 1892-04-07

500 oREkE and on M1PE 6auss T. stsrs
and fiat; brick foundations; rents Sl05; lot 46:6x
1876,
The morning call., 1892-04-07
prospect HILL TRACT.
FRUITYALE AVE. EAST OAKLAND

desirable locations on the Oakland side of the bay
for residence purposes II Is sheltered from, winds
fog, and has sunny ana delightful cl innate. EIs-
CANT homes anu charming gardens abound on ali
sides The terminus of the Highland Park and also
the FruitYals street railways within one block
OF this property. Lots will be sold on easy terms
City water is being introduced; electric lights are
five years, will be furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within specified time. New
is your time 20 secure home. No better chance
offered anywhere in Oakland. Price or lots St75 20
500; $40 down. balance in monthly instalmen5s
of 50 each. For maps ana full particulars call on
CLOUGH BAKER. Sole Agents
mrSu $50 Ninth St. Oakland.
The morning call., 1892-04-07

$50 900 windows BRICK tx p sAf
laundry; stone walks. electrical appliances etc.
rents $i62; lot 50x137:6.
The morning call., 1892-04-07

CIGAR AND CANDY STORE; BEST LOCATION;
" az great sacrifice II sold once: this genuine
and paying business; suitable for lady or gentle
man. BAILEY, 7l9 Narzet 81. mr3l ex Su 1t
The morning call., 1892-04-07

G9EO SALOON FOR SALE: SPLENDID LO-
Gov. cation; 3 livfng-roOms: rent only $50 per
month MORGAN, 236 Kearny 81. ap6 2t@
The morning call., 1892-04-07

STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT.
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
Situated on Alameda County's greatest highway
the San LeaRdro road The Oakland s an Leaudro
and Haywards electric ROAD passes directly Ia front
of this property.
LARGE LOTS LARtE LOTS
oo1150 50xl50 5Oxl5U
FRUIT TREES.
FRUIT TREES
Fruit trees In every lot Take your choice Pears
Apples Apricots. Prunes Cherries, Peaches EngiI,l
Nalnuts aud Almonds.
WIDE STREETS!
WIDE STREETS
Grand avenue on this tract is 100 feet wide
$50 cash $50 cash.
81 90 monthly $50 monthly
NOW is TIRE TIME!
Electric road will be in operation by May l. Re
member sale commences wednesday,
March 8, 1892
CALL AT oNCEl
CALL AT ONCEi
DoN'f DELAY DON'T DELAYi
For maps and particulars apply TO
a. II. BREED CO,
mr2ou 400 Ninth St, Oakland
The morning call., 1892-04-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Go00 ROADSIDE HOTEL: u ROOMS; BAR
Il CVO. gain: departure cause OF sale Nc
LACGHLIN & co, 20 bearRy 81. apo jts
The morning call., 1892-04-07

Ii Z WILL HELP YOU BUYING If YOU ARE
~ short o. money. BAILEY. 7l9 Marker 81 8 ! m
The morning call., 1892-04-07

GO000 SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE. "a
sC-OOO. rooms; city front: business speaks for
Itself: fine offer. NJ LESS. Fourth ST. It%
The morning call., 1892-04-07

&0S0 CASH,
ID %OU S22 90 per month,
Buys brand-new cottage close to station at Golden
Gate: rooms and bath: lot 35xl2o.
w. Z. BARNARD X SON cor. Ninth and Wash
ington SITS. Oakland app II
CMALL FRUIT RANCH IN FRUITyALE; GOoD
~ house; for sale cheap. Address Fruit box 81
CAL Branch ONCE apl 9t<
The morning call., 1892-04-07

G7000 POST, NEAR oCTAyIA; HOUSE OF
ID WV. rooms and bath; stone walks; lot
% :lOxl2O: TWO frontaqes
The morning call., 1892-04-07

TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE LEGITIMATE
business Of any description promptly. call or ad-
sadress MOk6 an co. 23s kesrny 81. apps 2ts
The morning call., 1892-04-07
CORNER OF OAK AND sTANYAN STREETS

AN EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR A RESORT
OR HOTEL.
The morning call., 1892-04-07

G16O RESTAURANT; y EATLY FITTED Up;
u IbV. splendidly located really making money
sells account other business NJ LESS Fourth. IL
The morning call., 1892-04-07

G0E0 VARIETY. NOTION STORE: OWNER
u COOs 10 years EICHESLAUB. 759 Maraet2
The morning call., 1892-04-07

CALOON AND Is FURNISHED ROOMS NEAR
- Palace Hotel. EICRENLAUB. $50 Market. -
The morning call., 1892-04-07

Gf00 SALOON: FIRST-CLA>s LOCATION;
ID OOO. doing fine. steady. profitable business:
me ofter rrand barran- NJ I.ESS Ennrth
The morning call., 1892-04-07
OAKLAND LODGING HOUSES Foi. SALE

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE
IA $6oO0-The elegant furniture and osd Will OF
the Juanita Hotel, containing 80 rooms with LOAF
lease ana low rent located Ia the eentsr OF thp
city: every room occupied with hrst-class custom
owing to the recent death OF the owner the aa-
illustrators have placed this elegant hoUss in our
hands for sale nj extremely low figure t. maze
an immediate sale; house cost SIC 600 to tsfaish
about months ago: the furniture ami car pets ara
entirely new, For full particulars apply TO NJ 3.
IANMANCE CO.. 400 kishth St. OSSiand,
Cal mrSO l0t
The morning call., 1892-04-07

GO10 RESTAURANT: CITY FRONT: BEST
q OOO. place ever offered for money; the chance
OF lifetime: secure this bargain at once. NJ LESS,
Fourth ST.
The morning call., 1892-04-07

we have many cheap lots north of the PARK all
graded aud ready FOR building: call and get list
The morning call., 1892-04-07
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
GARLAND AGENCY-ADvEkTIsEME STs AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Omee OF THE MORNING CALL 903 Broadway
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS; CLOSE TO CEN
- ter; Will accept half in ranch other property:
seno Tor map. Holway q Lane, 900 Broadway. I'm
SPtCIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS OF
- Frnityale property for the next 80 days See H.
w. DAVIS at once, 465 Ninth ST.. Oakland. Is I'm
RARGAIN-15 CHOICE LOTS on OAKLAND
land. IN mr SO Inn Ina
THEY ARE BEAUTIESi
SEE THEM, SEE THEM,
MoKEn a TRac rGon ho efsfsRsS in the
Finished in natural wood, fine mantsis. latest
LARGE LOTS IS AND 40 BY 100.
10 MINUTES TO OAKLAND BY ELECTRIC ROAD
80 Ms sMF II TO ,ss SA : ,I FKANCisco.
PRICE-CoRNER, $3.50; INSIDE, $240O.
ap3 1t cod 400 and 462 Eighth ST., Oakland.
COCO BARGAIN; BUSINESS CORNER: SEW
SpUOO. enth Peraits q Lewis SITS; 63I66; other
store. Green ST. and Montgomery ave. ape 3ts
GOOhO IN WEST OAKLAND; GREAT BAR
VLLoO. gain; fine cottage. a rooms and bath:
not ant co d water gas; stationary tubs manteI;
clubhouse; side and garden walks: fine
wy. q0G Msk ra
neghborhood; lot 35xl13 feet Apply to agent
>. DINGEE. 400 Eighth ST.. Oakland ape III
Q1OO AND 1928 PER LoT-wE HAVE FOR
NIOO sale a few more of the above lots, With
terms $40 cash and So per month"; railroad station
on this tract and the electric line Joining only
three blocks distant; call IL you bargain be
fore balance are sold; owners building rapidly
Oh this tract and tho sale will close soon T. W
WOODWARD Co, 500 broadway Oakland . 7t
S2l00. lNsrALLnENT COTTAGE $4,000
New modern ccttage near local train and cable
line; well located aud central; will sell for 800
cash and $50 per month; call early Z. w. WOOD
WARD q CO., 9u2 Broadway. Oakland. apps Tt
NEW PLAT; LOTS 5Oxl5O; THE CREAM"
~ Tract on the San leandro road; Just what you
have been looking for; every lot covered with fac
fruit trees; only Sl75 and upward; terms $40 cash
ST so per month. RUSSELL & PROSSER, Twenty
third-aye. Station, East Oakland aP6 I'm
EXCURSION EVERY DAY.
~ EXCURSION EVERY DAY.
EVERY DAY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.
TO FRUITVALE. OAKLAND.
FRUITVALE. OAKLAND
FRUITVALE OAKLAND
FARE GROUND TRIP. 25c, use 2oc
LOTS, GREAT BIG ONES.
covered with full bearing fruit trees.
Only $3.50 down. $l50-Sl5O down.
Free pass cover Streetear line) goes the builder
OF every good house. See This once. Get a
map OF WIN. NJ. DE WOLF, at room 8. 800 Market
St, San Francisco. APPS st
The morning call., 1892-04-07

Il @ 00O HOWARD ST, NEAR 9TH: g.
% C.VOO. story bay window house III 2 stores
and flats; brick foundations, stone walks, ETC.;
rents $40; lot 2Sx9O.
The morning call., 1892-04-07

rive acres OF orange grove &C Thermallto
Colony. Butte County: well located. wRtered and
planted iu 5year-old choice oranges; for sale at
bargain. APT Tn Sa
D1NGoLD OR SHIPLEY SITS, BETWEEN STH
IL and 9th: with 2-story houses OF rooms each;
for sale at bargain; One-haH can stand mort
gage Apply 10 G. :. CAPP CO. House Brokers
and Realest'te Agents. +l5 Montgomery app 81
The morning call., 1892-04-07

SZ5o0-CheaD lot. commanding grand mar Inc
view Washington ST., Maple; 2Sxl37; all
ready for building
The morning call., 1892-04-07

FRONTING ON ONE OF THE MAIN ENTRANCES
TO GOLDEN GATE PARK
The morning call., 1892-04-07

CscTEQ \ REAL BARGAIN.
.IO ~. Elegant home now in course OF
constructions; viii be ready occupancy April 20;
contains rooms. bath. including hard finished at
tic; bnilt upon frontage OF u 3 feet: terms easy
To suit purchaser: - block from CalifoTna-st cable
For further particulars aad location apply to DO
VIE. TOY q CO.. 10 montgomery s.. II