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CLEVELAND AND DIxoN

Inc Rev. Mr.. Dixon, New York clergy
man whose Southern birth inclines him 70
the Democracy, has been saying some pretty
severe things about Tammany. He men
TONED some Of the sachems by name who
Id ms opinion, ought to be in the peniten-
tiary. A libel suit was commenced against
MI Dixon, but Withdrawn before trial.
MT DIXON now returns to the charge, and
says IN effect that only one-half the trutl
nad been told. If be keeps on two or three
sundays more the chances are that a pretty
good slice OF the truth will get out. But
MT. Grover Cleveland evidently does not
snare the opinions of Mr.. Dixon in resneet
70 lammany leaders. At least Mr.. Cleye.
ianu IS reported to have offered to divide
1ne FEDERAL patronage, in the event Of his
eIeclion, between Tammany and "aptj-
map ma Demoerats in proportion to numbers.
!" HetieI the Rev. Mr.. Dixon's Democracy
Is o1 the quality that will survive ,h,a H.,
with Iammany rema,ns to ha eosr ''
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, HE INWAIsI5xCse

IHE CALL has referred heret,1.ro a.
efforts which our California raiIroaS - li'e
gers made 10 defeat the renominatIhli "iia-
PRESIDENT Harr son, and expressed the cor
Viction that 1t was because he had not bee n
quite so subseryient to railroad interest
as was wished in appointing judges and
other officials under his administration. Mr.
D. oloat fassett, who was made temporary
CHAIRMAN of the Minneapolis convention.
Oh Whom the following paragraph speaks,
~ IS understood shares some of the Croker
money which was loaned to the Central
Pacific Railroad Company. The naragranh
rs copied from the Providence Journal:
IL may be the leftover sptefulness OF lhe uttIs
clash at Minneapolis that leads MIR. ]. Sloa, p.
sett 10 speak SO disparagingly of President Har-
flson's chances OF securing the electoral vote of
new YORK. but Ia view OF his own experience
last iaii 1t must be admitted that Mr. Fassett IA
hkely TO know as much as anybody about the
9iheuttles OF carrying the Empire State for tbs
Republicans
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a report comes from Salinas that the
growing Of sugar beets in that region is
wonderfully successful this year, so much
so that Claus Spreckels pronounces the
crop on one ranch the finest in the known
world. The crop comes 10 . tons an acre
as the average yield. Nobody doubts the
capacity of the soil Of California 10 produce
almost any species Of crop in prime condi-
tion. 1t is with beets as with potatoes. and
perhaps the Tancher, rs matters stand at
present, owing 10 too much attention to
potatoes, may find better reward in grow
ing beets. We have not vet reached the
perfection OF chemical skill, notorious In
Holland and Hamburg. in converting pota-
toes into every description of spirit and
VINE, more or less spurious and disgusting.
The late DOmenico Tojetti left a number
OF paintings behind him, which have been
disposed by auction. How much these
works OF art might have fetched had they
peen allowed TO drlbble away to purchasers
by private sale cannot Of course be de-
termined, but by auction the total is some
What less than $1,000, and the expenses Of
the sale came 10 considerably more than
haIL Ihe net realization is only S326
just as was expected, the Railroad Com
missIoners have made an appeal to Governor
Markham TO aid them in paying for an ex-
pert, who Is to instruct them in the business
they took office to perform, and are either
Incapable or unwilling TO do. The farce Of
oliee-holding by these incompetent vet
serviceable tools Of the Southern Pacific
monopoly has never been better Illustrated
or with more glaring effrontery. The sum
OF $4,000 Is binted at as necessary To en-
able tie Commissioners TO do their work of
holding meetings and transacting no busi-
ness. The Commissioners are at presen I
engaged In the mournful task of Matching
an added egg in the shape of the Shiyely
complaint, and they expect $4,000 to assist
them In the DT0odless incubation. They
VIII nave TO run the gauntlet Of good deal
Oh criticism before they get the money.
The English elections may now be as
sumed to have turned Lord Salisbury out Of
Office, but the Liberals do not return IN
power with sufficient strength to hold their
ground defantly. Even with a moder.
ate majority. the change, however. will
elear the air and lay down the Is
sues between tho two parties on the
lTlsh question with practical exnlicit-
ness. 1t Is significant that Lord Saltshnry
mas gone to Windsor for a conferences with
the Queen. 1t IS premonition of his refire-
meni, and, III accordance with precedent
he Will doubtless give up the seals of of1ics
TO his successor before the meeting of the
new Parliament.
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soUrH pAKorA 90

syn dicate composed mainly 0f british
subjects IS reported to have practically in
exbaustiDle tin mine in South Dakota. II
Is said mat the deposits assay about Two
end haif times more than Welsh ore. The
dispatch conveying this information says
Tao syndicate Is net ln sr 6 yia
ppesatsons, for tbs reason 1haf i Bss ~ m
pieie monopoly Of iin aey1 IS n a.,4 = -
fa:s seems sonewnat premature con s.s-s
sion TO come to Ia a country territorially as
large as tie United STATES. II is only within
two or three years that tin mines were sup
posed to lave ang value All the tia plate.
> hich Is the raw material 0f tin utensils.
Came from abroad. There vas consequently
no 0enssrd for tin ore. But tile new tin
plate tariff has created a demand fer tin,
and discoveries are following In raplg sue
cession. There are - minos II caliioania
as well as In South Dakota, ana The chaneas
are that within i've years tiB mines will be
found il 3 dozen States or Territories
Thus We see .sew one INDUSTRY hangs upon
41etheE The Mckinley tariff makes pos
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EXTRA SESSION MATTER.

A contemporary, who assumes to know,
says there will be mo extra session Of the
Legislature. There would have been an
extra session, in our opinion. II 1t had been
believed the public would countenance such
4 proceeding. To even consider the pro-
priety Of calling together such body OF
5lan men, As, assembled az SACRAMENTO one year
ago last winter, uhder the plea OF not being
able to pay few deputy clerks for their
services, would have been deemed a subter-
fuge at best. Our citizens in general have
not much confidence in the class Of men
who have found their way to Sacramento
for some time past.
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THE United STATES SENATE:

Inc Democratic House seems disposed 10
hold up the Senate IS an exceedingly useful
branch OF the law-making power. The
vicious attacks Of the House upon the exist
lng tariff bill will spend their force upon
the Senate and the tariff Will remain as It's
trainers intended ii should. The Senate
mas also been enabled by persistence to in
crease the appropriation for building new
war-vessels SO that the construction Of a
new navy will not entirely stop. But the
crowning act of its usefulness will be in
defeating the House bill permitting the peo-
pie OF Utah to elect their own Governor ana
judicial officers. No other Territory pend
ing statehood has been thus made independ-
ent OF The General Government. In no
other territory have there been such unan-
sWerabie reasons why the local authorities
should remain subordinate to the national
authorities. This one Territory is bent ap-
parsntiy on establishing in the United
States institutions at war with those of the
rest OF the Union and likewise at war with
the clVlllzation Of the times The fnstitu-
tIOh oil polygsmy, for which the Democrat Is
"te anxious to make change In the general
character OF Territorial laws. exists in no
olher enlightened country on the globe
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vEAgs.rh ...-.pIorIoNs.
DhPAsrMEpr az AGRTCCLTURE.
WEATHER BcREAU.

DKPARrMENF az AGRFcCLTURE. :
WEATHER BcREAU.
sax Fran CGscO, July IL .eSzt
T~r Ewenty-f9ur Hours Ending Midnight.
Eor 2rthsrn California FAR southwest 10
u6fshRest winds. fresh 10 brisk along tne coast,
Wa cr except cooler oa norsh vest coast and 81
I1.~ s-a..-1-5y 10 the southeast portion,
warm wave approaching
Fer Soathern Caufns0is Fair; south % west
winds statensr-. excs 9t Slightly eocie4 in north
aastere pcT5ion.
FoT Oregon and washir son--Fa.r, except pre-
essee - scattering light rains IN Norlner1 oregon
and Waza1ag- septA ~ west wlrds; brisk Il
.,ashingt0n: cooler, excepe warmer IN Southwest
era Gregg aud stationary IN extreme Nestefa
FashsrRtcr
Netsae-fair, westerly Winds stationary. exec
sarmer T. western portion.
Local Fore est
Fc. san frsuclsee e--''slri warmer, westsr3,
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uow, after matters have settled down, that
some arrangements will be made by which
the works will be started up and men again
employed. 1t Is not likely that such exten-
sive works will remain closed for much
length of time. particularly when they DO
large amounts of Government work. And
it is likely also that compromises will be
be made with the workmen, for it Will be
easier to regulate wages with them than TO
introduce inexperienced men into their
70 Shrnnnt
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- ~ were necessary to take charge of the
ion "oihs IN pennsylvania by any author
ity outside of the city or county II sbonla
nave ~. peeu Dy the State; not by a semi
military body from abroad. II Is nroh.hio
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er..1.1-n1,.rlnN -.

DAILY CALI encla3ing sanaaysl, SO per ear
naii postPr.6 z5 cents per Hee's, or 50 eeass
calendar M tn. tbroush carriers Ds.ILY { z.
I'VE koplss three months. 50 q SUNDAY CALI
tsixt>9a pases). 81 so per yesv, pos paid SIM
call sa6 WEEKLY CALL. 81 SO per year. .postpai
WEEKLY III. tS pages. 81 per year, postpaid
THF CALI cannot return rejected manuscripts
nor viii the editor estsr into correspondence re
saectiEe thenG
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Spy Of our rGtroRs who fa3 to md THE
0hNfGG CALL for seIe bv trais-6oys
ss'a gser a faror 81 ast5gjag 'kis og;cs q
lGoct, Reiaing the d md rain.
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AreTToN sAIEs ro-pAY.

scRSrrusx p Cbss- levy. at 1875 Market
81. at 10 o'eiock
FvnN1asrsE.-By NJ. J. srmmons. at sis Van
Sszs ave 81 il 0 clock
FvRSIruRE.-By Ym. Buterhed. NJ Goa sufter
e n ] l.5Ork
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sible the manufacture of tin plate IN TINS
country and there Is consequently de-
msnd for tin. the production OF which VIII
=, t,rn rive employment to miners.
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-ar EASTERN OFFICE OF TIE CALL,
s6Potter building, fsew on City, provided WIN
81 sof California papess Visitors welcome Ae'
ssitsssIg rates and sample copies furnished
T. h MISCH ManagsE
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rRIFLE OVER COST.

kTA TRIFLE OVER COST.
The Great American Importing Tea Company
sells croehery, china glass, maioljca and tinware.
CITY STORES.
965 Market ST., near Sixth.
lao Sixth St, above Howard.
522 Kearhy ST., bet. California and Sacramento
51I Montgomery ave-, near Stockton.
l419 Polk ST., bet. Pine and California
zoos Fillmore St, bet. Pine aud California.
308 Sixteenth ST., above Mission.
25l2 Mission ST.. above Twenty-frst
333 Hayes ST., bet. Franklin and GOugh
146 NinIh ST., above Howard.
2lS Third ST., below Howard.
104 Second st, below Mission
81 54, 80 and 58 Market st, Headquarters
Jelly glasses and Mason jars sold at actual cost and
GIVEN AWAY FREE
With our exceptionally hne New Teas and Da1cfo-,.
ooHee'' jy8 II
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Mont-emerv ssrees. asaE clay. op-a Until Il
ciesk r X. BEANC.k oFFIcEss ITO Market
ssfxst near Keseny, op u-iil l. O'Clock ridaight.
$50 HIVES street. opes until 3 sc oeaocki evS
xarksn str set .sa until 80 O'Clock rs Missicn
strset, open until ocleck r, u ana lie Ninth
street, open until g 80 ?. X
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.,,Ip 0.Fty sIoRNTNG GAIL

FOR SALE AT
W. xora BRFNTANo RRUs. Uaion square
sseteca-r,s News stand Palmer Rouse
49,, .5sr,sa1s GAILoT & JoUBERT.
1854 Common 81
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.

Buying the best Tea and Coffee. for tho least
money. at any OF the 13 city stores OF the Great
American Importing Tea Company. Come send
direct and save all commissions. Running 45 sue
eessful stores this coast proves beyond question
that prices are reasonable. Our goods always
fresh and pure. Headquarters (who!esaie and "a.
tail), 81, 81 SO and 5S Market ST., San Francisco
jyStf
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PERSONALS.

TTNExCEPTIoNAL HOME FOR 2 OR LITTLE
~ children. 23 Glen Park ave, OF Twelfth ST.,
bet. Mission and Howard. 1yI2 Inns
A DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS.
~ speciality, marriages annuIed; private quiet :
PROBATE, COLLECTIONS, liens, damages, etc: charge
unless successful: practice all estaO % yrs
e. W. HOWE co, artys-atlaw. $50 Market teS tf
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WANTS DIyoRCE.-Ernest Schaible has
sued Anna SchaiDle for a divorce.
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged. beautihed Warm
sea-water tubs and swimming. 7I5 FiIbert.
The morning call., 1892-07-12

"KRITIKo" reads character from handwritipg
NIie IN Ink. on unruled psper. In al unais-
euiSed hand. State sex. Send win 81 eents
stamps OF postal note, TO KritikO," eos Mer
clanl stTeel. San francisco.
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Had the Usual LncL

John DAILY, resident Of Alameda, was
somewhat under the influence of liquor
yesterday morning when he wandered into
the new Mills building at Bush and Mont.
gomery streets. While stumbling around
on the ground floor he fell into an elevator
SHALT and was picked up in an insensible
condition. He was taken to the Receiving
Hospital. where it was found that he had
escaped with several severe contusions and
bruises.
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GUILTY OF BURGLARY William Howard ann
Edward Nelson pleaded guilty to burglary in lie
second degree aud were sentenced each bv
Judge Wallace TO imprisonment for three vaars
In the House OF Correction. They entered fhe
house of A. s Baldwin at 22o1 Scott street on
the 12rn of Nav - - VI
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SCHOOL books exchanged. Kings Is Fourth :,
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THE MORN1NG CALI
pUbITCArToN oFFICE :

Has a larger cirorsa lion than any othes
publ shed IN San Francisco
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Before the warm summer weather prostra,ss
you take Hoods Sarszparilla, which gives strength
makes the blood pure and promotes healtbv
digestion. II is me spring medicine
The morning call., 1892-07-12

NoTHINe contributes more toward sound diges
tion than the use Of the genuine Angostura Bltters
OF DR. J. G. Il. Siegert a Sons.
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e. The Annual Meeting OF StookhoId
~ ers OF the Merchants Exchange Bank OF
san Irsnclsco viii be he'd On TUESDAY August
= 1892, AZ r n, at S2D SanSome st room g. Tor
the election Of directors Tor the ensuing year aud
the Transaction OF suca other business as may come
before the meeting, GRO. II. KELLOGG. Secreiary
san francisco. july 10 1892 ~ "a
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80 EintFscht Spar ard Bau NereIn-
~ The regular anuua! meeting of stockholders
ana election Of beard OF direct rs " no be held AZ
Elntracht Hall 3l6 Post ST. on TUESDAY. July IL
lSsz al 30 O'Clock p. Polls open from 7 30
10 80 o lock 4. ~ Immediately before the above
SAID annual meeting viz, at O'Clock ?. NJ OF the
same date ana AZ the same place. special meeting
VIII De held for the purpose OF voting upon the pro-
posed amendment Il TIE bylaws. The ninth series
Is now open aud subscriptions Will be received by
the secretary MONDAY. july / / aud rUFS-
DAY, July II. A. o'clock P. NJ, ~ Eiutracht Hall
5lB foEt It l1yS ~ II. GIILE Secretary
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HP 4. o. -. Division -
ss~I No 3-Omcers and mem GSE-r-cNs
bers ars hereby notified TO as - kAf,fSSr% y
semble al Drew's Hall. Il New ls15s1A NJ e =,
Montgomery ST. on TUESDAY. f-&yA RsSfT+l
July II. 30 A. ID. sharp. 20 FN.r-S7S5,T - -
pay the last tribute OF respect To 49, y
our lately deceased brother DANIEL FLOOD res
idenCe 541 Natou1a st Fines FOR uon-aftendlnce
VIII be strictly enforced. Per order
NJ. i. MANNING, President
EDWARD 1tf-VsEER Rec See fel
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foR CoUGHs, ASTHMA AND THROAT DTsoHpERs
use " Broirp's Bronchial groctes" 25 cts. a box
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~ Once OF Lady Washington CoHseIi-
80 dated Company, room SS. Nevada Blocs 3Oy
Montgomery 81, san Francisco. Cal.. July g. ! S92-
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
above-nAmed company tor the election OF directors
to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction OF
Such other BUSINESS as may be presented will be
heid on WEDN NESDAY. July p. 1892 (the last
wednesday IA july, at the hour Of ! O'Clock r. NJ
on that day al the once OF the company IA this
city. transfer books viii be closed on SATURDAY
July %. 1892, IL u O'Clock NJ.
iyi2 I'd l. OSBORN, Secretary
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TRAVELLERS AND COUNTRY MERCHAN IS
should all use the "Combined Letter Press and
BOOK; price complete 81 %; book OF 100 pages
an index and press all in roll u inches I0ag by
inches thick; best value for the money; postpaIt
81 40. CHARLES T. NAYLOR, agent, - Mont-
gomery ct, san Francisco. le29 II
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- Annual MectinE.-The Regular An
IL nual meeting OF the stockholders of the RIv-
erade Mtli and Mining Company viii be held at the
oiaee oi the company, room 56, Nevada block san
Ireuclsco. Cat. Oh TUESDAY. the 10th day OF
July. 1892 al the hour of clock Tor the purpose
of eecting board OF directors 20 serve Tor the en-
suing year. aud the transaction Of such Otner bus
ness as may come before the gneeting Transfer
books VIII close on SATURDAY, July - Al u
ocIock ". flY1 Ia >. STADI Fk..D Secrefarr
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IJOLLER. g SIXTH ST, THE MOST SUCCESS
IL fu babies photographer IN the city. has opene
another studio, cor Market aud inth SIS formerly
Fisglor's Gallery jyI0 limo
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IA ELL-DIGGING AND DRIFTING FOR WATER
w done che 2, quick and satisfaction guarantee l.
j. =. GRIBBLE, l9 Rauseh St, city. jyS 7t*
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'FHEO. G. METZLER. FRIN. DETECTIVE b.
reaU; all business Strictly confidential Rn 40
Phelan Billing; telephone 1904 iuy2G BIN
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HAVE YOU SEEN OUR PRINTS, Is YDS. fOR
II 81, or those we sell 20 yds. for 81 They are
real good and win give satisfaction. SMITHS
CASH STORE, 4I6 and AIS Front st jyiO Sc
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NJ II. SELIGMAN, ELECTRIC PHYSICIAN:
VI treatment 81. 3lS KearuY ST., parIor 8 iy9 #
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Annual he~ting.-Tbe Regular An
nuAl meeting OF stockholders IN the SAVAGE
Mining Company viii be held on THURsDEY
the 2lst day OF July, l5s2 the Office of the
company, room !, Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery
y, transfer books will close on Monday the ism
OF July, 1892, al O'Clock p NJ
lYe III 4 d HNINES Senrntn--
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4 PHIULINE PRODUCES FLESH. DENELOPS
~ the bust. increases the weig ht to any amount
Desired: 81 per boy. For sale LE drn -gSts NJ
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DAkER AND PASTRY COOK, COUNTRY HO-
ID Tel, see boss here, $40 aud found; French or
Swiss bToiler. $50. French swiss vegetable cook,
SS5; restaurant butcher. $40; ranch cook. $50; ;
cooks. $35, 80 aud $50. country hotels; head
waiter aud WATERS. south S35 and 3 SO: Japanese
laundry man ior the springs $40 aud found. c. Il.
HANSEN a Co. no Geary ST.
"A ANTED-rO Go ON TO-DAY'S STEAMER 20
W hammer-men and dril1ers for railroad worK. see
boss here, reduced fare and ofice-fae for this
Job G. x. HANSEN q CO., ll0 Geary st.
= CABINET MAKERS, GOOD WAGES: MINER
- in country, $40 and found; man In quarry. 81 :
weil-digger. 81 rs foot: carpenters. IS so n
day. city; Englshmau around place. SO; 20
driliers. reduced fare. ST so ana board. steamer
leaves to-day, call early; ranch teamsters $50
aud found 10 laborers IN city 81 rs day. w. l..
TEA6UE a. CO., summer St, Of Montgomery.
bet. Pine and California.
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~ The Loyal Orange Institution of
10 San Francisco VIII hold their seventeenth
annual picnic Shelf Mound Park Berkeley on
TUESDAY, July L. 1892. Valuable gate aud game
prizes: also tus oiwar between married and single
men Of the order. Music by Johnson x Gutman's
band. iyl1 ~
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e DRILL AND HAMMER MEN, $40 TO $50 AND
" found, hair fare pa 10y boss. see boss here o
A. 2 liborers for sawniil $50; so laborers and
teamsters, $50 aud found. and 50 per day. city aGd
country: harness cleaner. $50 city, 10 tiemakerS,
6xS, 7-foot bewed tie. cents each: 10 shingle-
boit-makers, 81 so a cord: 20 postmaKers, 4x5. -
foot wood. redwood; sailor for gentemans yacht,
S25: farmers. $50: head waiter. S35: 4 hotel
walters. $50; y hotel caoSs, $40. $50 and S60 =
dishwashers, $50 X. T. WARD 4 CO., COS and eI0
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4 RE MAKING CHANGES IN THE STORE IN
u Department d; mems kip boots closing out at
81 70, sizes TO II; cheap brcgans not warranted,
to 10. at Toe; other bargains in boots. hats and
clothing; boys all-lineu coats 25c ass for fulIs5
SMITHS 4l6 and IS Front ST. tylO 81
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M ARRIAGE BUREAU: RELIABLE AND SURE:
vi send Toe for details. 1926 Market rm ! Tvs In
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ZINE LINE OF FRENCH FLANNELETTES At
Ioc per yard. very cheap and fast coloc4
Chicago Store, 2l5 Sixth 81. 2Itf
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nN THE INSIALLMEST PLAN-DRESS GOODS
~ silks, seaisSins and sealete cloaks also Carpets
furniture lace curtains, blankets aud f0ldIug-bads
al NJ FRIEDMAN & CO.'S, 2Z5 and 23U STOCKTON
ST. why pay ready money when you can Luy lsst
as cheap by making a small cash payment dow
balance weekly OF monthly? An inspection Of ouf
stock IS respectfully solicited: orders by mail FOR
goods or samples promptly attended to. 2lS and
$50 Stockton and 237 Post; open evenings. 1tf
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CT Annual Meetiug-Ihe Regular An
~NN nu u meeting OF the stockholders of the Vir-
ginia aud Gold Hili Water Company viii be held al
tue ONCE OF the company. room 10, NevadA Block
3O9 Montgomery 81, san Francisco. Cal on
THURSDAY. the 2Sth day or July 1894 at the
hour OF one (ll O'Clock P. N. for the purpose OF
eiectiug board OF trustees TO for the eusu-
lag and fer the transaction OF such other buS
ness as may come before the meeting
w. w. STETS0S, Secretary
San Francisco July H. 1892 ivtT "a
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~ annual meetlnE-l 4 he keEu ar \ IA
~ nual meeting OF the stOc holders OK the
Benton Consolidated Company viii be held the
Office OF the company, 3ls Pine ST., room 10. Sau
Francisco. Cal, on WEDNESDAY, tie (lAst
Wednesday, 2Tth day OF July, 1892. at the hour of
p. NJ. tor the purpose OF electng board Of
directors 10 serve FOR The ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business as may come
before the meeting.
Iransfer-books viii close saturday. July 23
at y NJ. y. =. ALLEN. Secretary.
x Ace-549 f-ne 81 room IN N@n hfcf6'fd~
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rHR Cali cALKNDAR.
tuIY 1892.
Nor1ORI

TUEsDAY.,-..... .............. JULY II. 1892
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