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CONCENTRATION.

The age is too diffusive. Time and force
Are tcittered out aad bring no satisfaction.
The way seems lost TO straight determined
action.
Like shooting stars that zigzag from their
bowers,
We wander from our orbits pathway: spoil
1he role We're fitted for 10 fail in twenty:
Bring empty measures that were shaped for
plenty
AT last as guerdon for a life of toll
1here's lack of greatness in this generation
Because no more man centers ON one thought:
We know this truth and yet we heed il not
The secret Of success is c0ncea trdti0n.
-Ella Wheeler Wilcox in LippiIcott's,
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indications are not wanting" says
the New Hork CHarchmd5l (P. E., THAT
the question OF lay preachers will force
Itself to the front in the Brotherhood OF
st. Andrew and in the church clubs. But
TINS is matter that must find its own
adjustment IN cautious experiment and
episcopal action. And yet it is only in
the ar, as one Of the possibilities of the
1uture. There is nothing now to hinder
any layman from doing all the eXhOrting
he can lind grace and opportunity for.
except IN the guiSe OF an official preacher
OF the Word, for which the church might
be held accountable. The Brotherhood
OF 81. Andrew has been so long before
the church, and has received such fre-
quenC and coplouS notices in our columns
thaG lt Is not necessary to detail here its
scope and design. 1t has spread from
diocese to diocese, and from parish to
parish, with remarkable rapidity, and
without any direct ecclesiastical indorse-
nlent. IL now comprises about seven
huhdreu ana hfty chapters, twenty new
ones having been added in the single
month Of January last. 1t promises to
realize in great measure the idea of forty
years ago, OF a common system for the
whole church in marshaling and direct
ing lay effort. Avoiding the rigidity of
mechanism which proved fatal to the
other scheme, it adapts its principles and
methods with great fiexibility to local
needs and circumstances. Having no
particular theory to maintain, it is able to
build up q system out of the lessons of
experience, and yet may prove itself all
that Its most sanguine advocates claim or
expect"
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rIyHE FOLLOWING APPROXIMATIONS
are used for the words set opposite them:
Blk, block; sts., streets; imptS., improve
mS4f no2ih per- prop sdf PefTon& r94 properly N
ton; T., township; f., range; 5. L. S.. swamp
land survey; frac., fraction.
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NOTICE TO CREDTrORS-EST OF c.
~ II. KREBS, deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned, executrix of the es-
tate Of Z. II. krebs, deceased, to the creditors
Of and al p rsons having claims against the
said deceased, To exhibit them, with the neces-
ssr7 vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication of this notice, to the said ex-
ecufriX, at the law Offices OF William a. Gett,
Jr.. 426L5 J street jSutter Bujldingl, Sacra-
mento, california. the same being the place
for the transaction OF the business of the said
estate in the county OK Sacramento. State of
California. CHARLOTTE KREBS,
Executrix of the estate of g 4. krebs, de-
ceased.
Dated May 90, 1882.
W. y. GET-r, JR., Attorney for Executrix.
my21-5tS
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NOTICE TO REDITORS-ESTATE OF
In BRIDGET MCALLISTER, deceased. No
tlce i hereby given by the undersigned, James
y. AicAHi,trr. administrator of the estate Of
Bridget McAllister, deceased, to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to xhibit than, with the necessary
aldavtts or vouchers, within tour months
after the first publication of this notice to said
administrator, al the Office OF Frank -. Ryan,
attorney at-iaw. County Courthouse, Sacra-
msnto, California. the same being the place
for the transaction OF the business of said es-
tate. JAMES u. MCALLISTER.
Administrator Of the estate of Bridget Nc
Alister, deceased.
Dated May 20, 1892. my21-5tS
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Qlciittquettt Gns Btst.
DELINQUENT
TAX | Is 7
For 1891.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, }
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO. IS.

COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO, o.
By virtue of, and in accordance with
the provisions OF Sections 3,764, 3.765,
400 and 3,467 of the Political Code, |
will sell the real property upon which
the taxes on the property hereinafter
described is lien and delinquent for
State and county taxes for the year
1891, in frCnt of the Courthouse door, at
the northwest corner Of | and Seventh
streets, in the City of Sacramento, conf
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on
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The fact that decreasing number and
d deteriorated quality of young men are
go ng into the ministry has been lately
lhuch lamented,' remarks the New York
CftrlStldR UniOR. Zone reason for this
TACT is that in every other profession the
young man IS a freeman; in the ministry
ne Is thought to be a bOndman. In law,
science and medicine he is encouraged to
make original investigations, but if he
ventures on original estigation in the
ology be Is looked on with suspicion.
Even II he is a professor in seminary
ana ms chair IS history he must pledge
nlmSeII beforehand to discover nothing
which his fathers did not know and teach.
But the tide has already turned. The
pest churches in the land are clamorous
1or men or original thought, men who do
their own thinking and make their own
tneoIogy. The pews are in advance OF
the pulpit, and the puIpits are in advance
ol-at least some theological seminaries.
Ihat seminary which is university and
pursueS university methods, and i'll an
atmosphere Of freedom. that seminary
which teaches its students to do their own
thinking, and by the example OF its pro-
iesSors 10 be original investigators Of
every bject-church history. the Bible,
systematic theOlogy-Will, by an ineyita-
bic process of natural selection, secure
the ablest and bravest men; and the ablest
and bravest men will lee wanted by the
aOieSt and braveSt churches. There will
always be places for the scribes whom
tradltlonallsm manufactures; but the
prophets always have led the world and
always will lead it. The seminary which
produces such men will never lack for
students, nor viii its students lack for
places OF usefulness and power. The de-
mand ior such men is far greater than the
supply"
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the following described lots, pieces and tracts
Of land and other property in the city of
Sacramento:
No. 112-3Irs KIink and mortgage inter-
est IN W p lot I, blk and ID, 10Th and 9th
sis. Total TAX and 20
No. sSO-W G. Dunn, W % lot 6, blk 0 and
+, 25th and 26th sts, and lmpts. Total tax
ana CoSts 20
No. 1881 T Grifiths and E "a lot :, blk
G and II, 18th and 18th sJs, and fmpts and
per prop. Total tax and costs ............S3S 9S
NO. I,532-R Horton and w 4 lot 8. blk
and V, goth and 27th sts. Total tax and
coSts..-.'.'.. 81
No. 1.S21-L c. Kameyer and lot 8, blk C
and d, 18th and Goth sts, and impts and per
prop. Total tax and costs...................$6 SO
No. 2,752-H Ross and n 1%ofE % %
lot 6: blk n and o, Sd and 4tn sts, and impts.
Total tax ana IS
No. 3.l33-Robt w Sullivan and lot =, blk
5 and I, 4th and 5th sts. Total tax and
And lot s, blk S and T. 9TH and 5f6 sts t2
Total tax ana S3 IS
No. 3,194-W B somers and S u lots l and
?, Blk /: and :, goth and 21st SITS. Total tax
ana icoSiS...-......... 20
No. 3, 3,2S5-Sarah l. Talbot and w q lot G.
TAI tax ana coats..-....... 90
No. s, 3,35l-lIrs A Warning and lot 1. blk O.
and Il, goth and 2Tth SITS. Total tax and
&C StS ..... ... 81 50
And lot ,. blk q and r, &6th and 27th sts.
TOTAL lax ana 81 20
And lot 3. blk q and 4, 2Gth aud n tn sts.
Tota. tax and c0sts....... ..............S %
And lot J. blk U and r, 26th and 9th sts.
Total tax and cOstS..... 81
-, ana .ot 8, blk Z and r, Goth and 27th ST..
And 10. &, Blk . and r, &6th and 9Th SIS.
Total tax and costs....... .....-.S So 90
And lot 7, blk q and r, 2Gtn and &7lh ST..
TOta tax ana costs. .... So 90
AND lot s, blk q and Il. 26th and 27th stS.
Iotal tax ana costs So 81
No. 3,G63-R II HawIcy and S % of " "a of
i p lot Is, blk L and ", -ith and 9TH sts. md
Against lots and blocks in the city of Sacra-
meato and assessed to unknown owners:
No. 8,954-E1% lot 2, blk P and Q, 2sth and
29th sts. Total tax and coss..............~$;3 SO
No 8,9aa-E 4 lot {. .bli, L and V, 24th and
25th SIS. Total lax and costs...............S1 IS
No. 3,999-E 4 Iot :, blk Z and V, 24th and
25th sts. Total tax and costs........-..-...Sl 90
No. 4Cos-E1zIots blk and W, 25th aud
26th sts. Total tax and costs. s..............S1 81
No. 4.OI5-Lot 1, blk W and X, 18th and
10th sts. Total tax and costs.-...-........S3 32
No. 4,OI7-Lot 7. blk w and x, 18th and
18th SITS. Total tax and costs...............s3 50
No. 4,O1s-Lot 8, blk w and X, 18th and
10th SITS. Total tax and costs................3 G5
No 4,O2i-E = lot 4, blk X and Y, 26th and
27th SITS. Total tax and costs............-...1 81
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Amongst the most dangerous errors
just now pressing upon the American
Church." says the LjOing Church (P. e.
of Chicago, lis the attempt to obtain for
Unitarianism a tolerated place within her
| borders. The popular cant against
| dogma when it is carefully examined,
has this purpose and meaning. 1t is at
| bottom rebellion against the statements
of the creeds and councils of the church
upon the doctrines of the Trinity and the
Divinity of our Lord. The atmosphere
| Of liberalism which pervades the religious
world of America affects the minds of
Thus the case stands. II the Nicene
Greed be true, Unitarianism is denial of
the truth, and in Withholding worship
from Christ is refusing to honor God.
But If UnitarianiSm be right, then the
Catholic Christian is a biasphemer and an
ldolatOr. In a case like this it is i'm
possible to temporiZe or halt between two
opinions. 1t is a mOnStrOuS absurdity to
! talk of liberation in such case or to
! dream that two such doctrines can be
held as true within the same body. That
! were to ignore the difference between
| God and nOt-God, or else to treat idolatry
as venial thing. If the true divinity of
/ our Lord is not essential to Christianity
/ if it is enough to regard Him simply as
! the highest of creatures or as the ideal
man. or as the most perfect example of
/ evolution, or the greatest Of prophets
! lall these views are found among Uni
! tarians), then no vital difference remains
| between Christians and Jews, or Chris
! tlans or MohammedanS, for both these
! great religious bodies are willing to ac-
knowledge His eminence among the sons
| of men,"
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COUNTRY ROLL.

All property described by township and
range is north and east of Mount DiabIo base
and meridian respectively.
No 6,4l6-N KIausman and lots 8, and
10, blk H., Highland Park. Total tax and
No. 6, G,7Gs-Fstate of Ellen McCarty and w
% of : + a and \ b 4 Of : = Il and ) e 4 OF
= + = Of Sec IS. L Z =, r ; e, 16O acres
Total tax and Ia
no. G.937-Charles Il. Powers and f X lot
2I 9 n Kerr Tract. Elk Grove, and limits
and per prop. subject to Il mortgage for S30O
w No ' i6sWTohn Ream and lots q @ 90
blk I, Highland PARK. Total tax and costs.
And lot 5, blk j, Highland Park. TotfI tax ax
an 10. 2z89-Estate Of Williams and ! 2S 2S
acres ofS J. s No 429. in 7 6 y, II 4 r. and
mpts and per prop. Total tax and costs -.
No 7,44I-Phiiip Waggoner and fra Z, i Ii of
Sec >, y, L, 81 acres and irnpts. Total
And S 4 See 28, n, Il Z, 160 acre. e.
Total tax and costs. 90 -
No. Z, 7z,6--Mary E Flint and norteage in
mortgagor. Total lax and costs...'.......sf So
No. -1,75O-Wtlliam Winters and l. s No
559, Weober Island, 175 acres. Total tax
No. ,e251I-Cathoiic Cnurch OniSb0. and
impts, on W corner of S l. 5 No 25I. Total
tax and costs. ..........-............S 20
Property in Sacramento County AS
sessed to Unknown Owners.
No; S,o95-.Lot IL, blk ], Highland Park.
80; o,09S-I-ot 4. blk p, Highland Park.
Total tax and costs....................- 80
80. :, ,I62-S y Of 5 f Il Sec II, L 10 y, Z
L, 80 acres. Total tax and costs.-....S1S Sc
LEE STANLEY,
my2S-4tS Tax Collector.
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On the subject of the education of min
listers the New York Examiner Pres re-
marks: ITO lessen the educational re-
quirements of Gospel ministry in the
present day would be a sad mistake in
deed. This we say, Notwithstanding the
fac5 that there may be ministers among
Us who have gone down so deep into the
depths Of learning that they have lost
the sense of the need ofthe Spirit illum-
ination. But such ministers are mon
strosities in the ministry. Undoubtedly
there is in many q pulpit too little pres
ent sense of dependence on the power of
the Holy Spirit. At the same time there
may be profession of dependence on the
Holy Spirit that covers multitude
of sins along the line of laZiness in the
study and lack of previous training for
the work. We always look with caution
upon any work In which the operator
lays claim to special divine inspiration.
Men OF utterance more prolific than pro-
found excuse their wild and unproftable
harangues by telling us that where the
Spirit ofthe Lord is there is liberty. an
intmation that is intended to silence their
critics. Special claims TO spiritual en-
dowment are not the mark of those truly
so endowed. We have lately received a
work entitled 'Glimpses of Heaven
Discourses Concerning the Way of Life.
ETC., 'stenographically reported as de-
| livered under the power of the HOLY
| Spirit The very title may be impressive
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LIST OF PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES.
1-Feyers, Congestions, Infammations.. 80
2-WOrms, Worm Fever, Worm COIc.,.. 30
S-TeethinG; Collie, Crying, Wakefulness .25
4-Diarrhea, of Children or Adults ..... .S5
7-CouEhs, Colds, Bronchitis. ............. .2.J
S-Neuralgin, Toothache, Faceache...... .25
9-Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. rs
tD-Dyspepsia, Biliousness Constipation. 50
1I-Suppressed or Painful Periods. .25
12-Whites, Too Profuse Periods. .......... .9J
13-CroUp, Laryngitis, Eoarseness. .2,s
11-Sait RheN.l, Erysipelas. Eruptions.. .25
1T-REeumaeisna, Rheumatic Pains ..... .25
16-fEalaria, Chills, Fever and Ague. ...... 20
1S-Piles. Blind or Bleeding ................ .25
fS-Catarrh. Influenza, Cold IN the Head. .:25
2G-WhooDiug Cough. .:c5
2g-kidney DIsea ses ..................... .25
9e-Eeryous Debiiity.....-.............
30-Uripary Weakness, Wetting Bed rs
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The New York Christian U5sion. in the
course of long denunciation OF the evils
OF traditionalism, says: I'VE indict ira
ditionalism as an obstacle to the study of
the Bible. In Christ's time it declared
the Mishna (the Hebrew tradition) is
wine, the Bible is water' In Luther's
time it first chained the Bible, then
burned it. In the seventeenth century it
substituted homilies and essays for Bible
exposition in the pulpit, and condemned
Methodism for reopening the Bible to the
common people. In Puritan New Eng
land it forbade the organization of Sun
day-schools for the study of the Bible.
To-day Professor Briggs puts the Penta-
teuch under his microscope and discov-
erS, or thinks he discovers. the original
documents of which it was composed.
The same spirit of traditionalism OBJ
Structs and condemns this study. 1t does
not show, hardly attempts to show, that
the Pentateuch is not composed of pre-
existing documents; but it threatens to
turn Professor Briggs out of the church
for making the discovery. Liberty of in
vestigation is essential to thoroughness of
investigation. The spirit which deter
mines beforehand what a man NAV find
in the Bible forbids genuine study of the
Bible"
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DR.. HUMPHREYS MANUAL C44 pages) MAILED FREE.
HUMPHREYS NED. CO., III &1I3 William Ss New York.
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to some minds-the pages which follow
are not SO. Such title arouses our criti-
cisn. 1t Is by no means an extraordinary
Dooh. 1tneeds editing. Again and again
we have noticed that these special claims
to spiritual endowment are accompanied
Wlth sIoVenly work. The lesson is patent.
3od gives to those who give 10 Him.
Loylng toll and mental industry should
be lald upon the altar with our devoted
ness OF aim if we wish the heavenly fire
10 IaIl. God means US to serve Him.
namely, with heart and soul and mind
and strength"
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WAKEMAN'S WANDERINGS.
The Poet Traveller in the Haunts
of London Actors.
The Music Halls of London and Their
tIon = London Actors Contrasted
with "Prosser', Music Hall Per-
formers = a Picturesque Weekly
Assemblage.
LONDON, May 81, 1892.

Especial Correspondence Of the RECORD
UNION. Copyright, 1925
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NOTICE TO TORS-ESTATE OF
" ANDREW J. CURRY. deceased. Notice
is hereby civen by the undersigned f. 4. c.
Nichols. administrator Of the estate of An
crew J. Curry, deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against said
deceased, TO exhibit them, with the necessary
affdayits OF vouchers, within four months
after the first publication OF this notice 10 said
administrator, at the Office OF Frank D. Ryan,
County Courthouse Sacramento. CAL the
same being the place for the transaction of
the business CT said estate.
T. y. G. NICHOLS, Executor
Dated MAY Is, 1892.
FRANK j.. RIAN. Attorney for Estate.
=.
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In RELIGIONS REALM.
Expressions From the Various Re-
ligious Newspapers.
The Religious Thought of the Day as
Expressed in the Sectarfau Press
Some Matters of Interest to Both
Ministers and Laymen.

The Chicago Standard (Bapt.) does not
agree with all The views expressed by
Bishop Potter in the May t'0rUH, and
says: I'VE have the impression that the
American place of worship. in the form it
assumes under favorable conditions,
comes nearer to being tho typical one
than any other to be found anywhere in
the world. In the form at which Ameri-
can church architecture aims, it answers
quite sufficiently that purpose of external
impression which distinguishes it from
all other kinds OF architecture, and at the
same time it brings ali other classes of
worshipers into such relation with each
other as TO reduce at least to a minimum
those distinctions which, in the presence
OF the Infinite One, ought indeed to
wholly disappear. Bishop Potter, and
those who think and feel like him, are of
course quite at liberty TO follow their own
liking as to cathedrals and their uses.
Upon the other hand, it is in order to ob-
Ject to any such disparagement rs his ar
tlcle implies of that typical American
house OF God which, bearing little re-
semblance to creations OF medieval
priestcraft, is the most ex pressive symbol
anywhere to be seen OF what Christian
teaching and Christian civilization have
done in making religion less mere show,
and human society itself mere COM
munity of all interests and brotherhood
of the race
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Testimonial Of Editor Claras F Bone, Rice Lake. Wis.,

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since the 18th of January, 1892 for obesity, with
very gratifying results as the following statement
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Before After Loss.
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Waist 6O]@ ipChes-...... IS inches-....I515 inches
Hips sc inChes-...... 46 incles-.......?O inches
"AL the time we have attended to our regular
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We will be pleased to answer al letters of inquiry
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All property described by township and
range is north and east of Mount DiabIo base
and meridian respectively.
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CITY ROLL.

Against the follOwing-named persons and
the following described lots, pieces and tracts
Of land and other property in the city of
Sacramento:
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lit is not necessary for Americans to
concerns themselves much about the
Faribault experiment" the New York
ECUnll32er tBapt.) thinks. 'The Holy
See has spared Archbishop Ireland's
feelings by retraining from direct con-
demnation of what he has done, but the
tolelation granted is not of a nature that
will encourage either him or any other
Bishop to try the plan on any extended
scale. Rome still stands by the paro-
chial schools; she still demands a division
! Of the school fund for the maintenance of
her sectarian schools. So long as she
| holds that ground our public-school sys-
tenn is safe, for never until there is ma
iOrity of Catholic voters will any sub
stantial concession be made on that basis.
The Faribault plan was contessedIy an
experiment, but it was one to awaken
great uneasinesS in those who believe in
our public schools. Its general adoption
would have secured to the Catholics by
indirect and tricky means all for which
they have openly contended. It is for
tunate circumstance that so many of the
other Bishops were from the beginning
opposed to Archbishop Ireland's plan,
and that they practically have the whole
power and authority of the church with
them."
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Es GgMs p RSR G g >

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private practice and for over thirty years by the
people with entire success. Every single Specific
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Regarding the recent movement in
favor of limiting the term of the episco-
pal Office, the Central ChrjStjo1l AdGOcate
tMeth.) OF st. Louis says: "There is not
much probability that the church will
consent to have this office cut loose from
its moorings in the constitution and in its
marvellous record, TO become the sport of
accidental majorities. The conditions OF
our itineracy, and the necessities Of our
connectional institutions, demand that
this one thing in our economy be undis-
turbed in its orderly continuance in we'll
doing. The spirit Of restlessness that
would sacrifice its usefulness to the re-
quirements of an untried theory deserves
more of censure than Of encouragement.
In our episcopacy we want neither pre-
Iatlcal arrogancy nor the instability of a
short tenure 10 encourage the schemings
of the ambitious. Beyond all other evils
we deprecate the thought OF a Bishop
standing as a candidate for re-election.'' -
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No. 3, ,C63-R II Tawley and s "a of " "a of
= y lot q, Dix L and ", ith and 9TH sts. md
imPts Total tax and dcostS.--...............S;S 33
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No. 6,I1G-N KIausman and lots 8, and
10, blk l., Highland Park. Total tax and
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No. 1,S21-L G Kameyer and lot 5, blk C
and d, 18th and goth StS, and impts and Ier
prop. Total tax and costS............SG SO So
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No. 2,752-H Ross and n p OF e y of W -
lot &. blk n and o, Sd and 4tn sts, ana impts.
Total tax ana costs. So ] 3
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No. 112-1Irs r KIink and mortgage inter
est IN W p lot 7, blk and ID, 9TH and 9th
sis. TOTAL lax and SIG 20
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No. SSO-W G. Dunn, W y lot 6, blk o al
z, 25th and Goth sts, ana impts. Total Il
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Against lots and blocks in the city of Sacra-
meato and assessed to unknown owners:
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NO. 1,532-R Horton and w . lot 5, blk
and V, goth and 27th stS. Total tax and
COSTS 81