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DOWN FROM BOISE.
New and Feasible Railroad Project
for This City.

A New and Feasible Railroad Project
for This City.
Four years ago there was much talk OF
the construction of railroad line by the
Union Pacific from Boise City to San Fran
cisco There is a revival Of the scheme
but the Union Pacific is not mentioned this
time although 1t may show ITSELF as an in
terested party later on.
Cyrus Baldridge. C. w. LamsOn and W.
S. Campbell have Incorporated the Ameri-
can Central Railway Company with a capt.
tai stock of $50. 1000, 900. The principal
office is to be at Junction City, and the OBJ
ject will be 10 build a railroad from San
Francisco to Boise City, and also branch
line from some point in California 10
klamath Falls, Or.
II is proposed TO build railway north
easteTly from the north shore of San Fran
cisco Bay through S0lanO, Yolo, Suffer,
Butte, Tehama, Shasta, Lassen and MOd0c
counties, California, aud Lake, Harvey and
Malheur counties, Oregon, to Boise City.
II the Union Pacific Is behind the project
San Francisco may get railroad relief from
the north sooner than from the south or
east, after all.
The Union Pacific people are In good
position 10 build the line, and as they are
not particularly friendly with the Southern
Pacific they would be breaking no agree
meut il they did so. On the Ohter hand,
should the Santa Fe build a line here, it
would break its ironclad contract with the
! Southern Pacific, by which it gains the
| right to run its cars over the Southern
! Pacific line from Moiave TO this city,
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DROWNED IN A POND.
Horrible Ending of the Life of a
Bright SchOOlbOy.
Ernest Chiosse Falls From Raft, and His
Father Nearly Loses His Life While
Trying to Rescue Him.

II is wonder that three lives were not
lost instead of one yesterday afternoon in
the deep pond That has formed on Franklin
street, between Fiber and Union. Reck-
less grading and an overflow from the
UniOn-street sewer had caused q pond, at
least 10 feet deep. to form on Franklin
street. The dimenS ion OF this body Of
water increased from day to day until it be-
came faYorite resort for children in the
neghbOrh0od.
When Ernest Chiosse, aged years and 10
months, returned to his home ON franklin
street, near Filbert at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon he hastily joined two other lads
who were going TO play in the pond. The
lads procured several boards which they
used as raft. For several minutes their
childish laughter was heard as they lowered
around near the bank.
Finally Ernest found himself alone on the
raft, which his companions pushed out from
the shore. Either the force Of the shove or
his excitement eau sed him to lose his
balance and fall headlong into the Shiny
pool.
Screams and cries for help attracted j Ohm
Chiosse. the drowning boys father. With
out removing his clothes the parent rushed
10 the rescue of the boy He miScalculated
the depth OF the water, however. and was
soon in a dangerous plight himself. While
both father and son were battling for their
lives Joseph Chi0sse jumped in and swan
to the rescue of his brother, John. Alter a
desperate struggle he succeeded in getting
his brother back on terra frma. Then the
brave Joseph plunged in again in search of
his nephew, but the unfortunate lad had
sunk &c the bottom of the pond.
Peter Fare was the next volunteer He
sprang in with his clothes on, but the air
uuifed them out and he fiOated like a bal
loon. He removed his outer garments and
made another attempt az rescue. He dove
down 10 the bottom of the muddy pond
many times before he discovered the unfor-
tunate lads body. With great difficulty he
raised it to the surface and succeeded in
conveying it ashore The usual remedies
were applied, but 1t was soon discovered
that life was extinct.
The Coroner was notified Of the boys sad
death and Deputy BridgewoOd made an in
vestigation. The remains were sent TO an
undertaker's parlors. As there is a doubt
as TO whether Ernest fell or was pushed
from the raft. an inquest will be held to-
day Ernest was bright schOOlboy and a
native Of Santa Cruz.
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SADDLE AND SULKY.
Programme OF the Summer Meeting OF
the Overland Jockey Club.

Programme OF the Summer Meeting OF
the Overland Jockey Club.
Owing to the unprecedented success Of
the spring meeting Of the Overland Jockey
Club at Denver the club executive has de-
cided to hold q Il days running meeting
from Augusta to the 10th. Purses and hand
leaps amounting to S45. 900 will be hung up
exclusively for overnight events, and Ow-
ing to the fact that the meeting will take
place during the knights Templar conclaVe,
when 100, 900 visitors are expected to be In
Denver. There will be FIVE races a day and
arranged for horses Of all ages and classes.
so that the California stables returning from
the East are sure to stop over before they
come back to the State Fair. Another fea-
ture Of the meeting will be 0 entrance fees.
There are a good many trotters working
cut at the Bay District track, and Peter
BrandOW's matrim0nia engagements do not
seem to interfere with his work. as he has
got the track into 6ne order. He drove Free
Coinage an easy mile on Sunday morning In
2.29H. Very satisfactory work is being
shown by other strings. The promised In
pIovements have not yet been begun and
many horsemen think that another wave Of
delay has burst over the Biood-horse direct
oTs.
The Suburban has furnished many grand
finishes from its first inception in 1884,
when General Monroe, War Eagle and Jack
Of Hearts made head finishes. The next
year General Monroe was absolutely lost.
Pontiac winning in canter In 1886 Iron-
badour made a show Of his big field, and the
next year Ennis won still more easily. Elk
wood had TO run in 1888 to beat Terra Gotta,
although he won somewhat cleverly, the
latter's performance after his long journey
being & good one. The next year Terra
Gotta was again second. Racelaud winning
easily for Mr.. Belmont Salvador had quite
q tussle to beat Cassius in 1890, and Loan
taka's grand rush last year, when he beat
Major DomO after the latter had led ali the
way, Just as he did last Saturday when
Montana got home by neck after the Ma
Tor seemed 10 have the race at his mercy.
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CHINESE TRICKERY.
Perjury to Exempt Domestic Opium
From Duty.

From Duty.
Another sample Of Chinese trickery has
come to light by All Jim's efforts in the
United States Circuit Court to prove that
516 cans of opium that was seized by the
internal revenue officers last September was
manufactured in this country prior to the
pass ge on October l, 1890, of an act placing
duty oRit
Since the passage Of the act the Chinese
have defeated the Government in the courts
on four occasions. Their ability TO swear
falsely has practically knocked tne act into
a lethargic state, Tor the Chinese for the
next few years will prove on every occasion
that the Government has no right to con-
denim seized opium, because 1t was manu-
featured prior tn tile passage of the act.
On September 3, 1891, the revenue in
spector seized three cases containing SIC
cans Of opium at the Arizona Free Ware
house. 1t had been manufactured in
Shasta County, and the cases were marked
dried figs" and consigned to the Pacific
Fruit Packing Company The consiguee's
name had afterward been changed to that
of All Jim. After the seizure All Jim
claimed that the opium was not subject to
duty because ii had been manufactured
prior to October /. 1890.
Expert testimony is being taken in the
Circuit Court to prove the age Of the opium,
and also testimony concerning the cOnsign-
ment
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

Meeting of the General Committee To-
Nieht-InvIta lions Accepted.
The Fourth Of July committee meets to-
Eight at O'Clock in their rooms at 906 Mar
ket street.
The collectors selected by the executive
committee Of the Fourth Of July celebration
will commence work Immediately in the
various districts assigned to them.
The music committee met yesterday and
decided upon FIVE Of the ten bands to be in
the parade, and tonight, before the general
committee meets, they will decide upon the
remaining five bands.
Grand Marshal G. w. Decker is in receipt
OF a communication from the Veterans OF
the Mexican War and Juarez Guard accept
ing the invitations extended to participate
In the celebration.
There has been a general acceptance of
the Invitations to societies sent out and the
officers Of the committee say they have
every reason to believe the celebration Of
the coming Fourth Of July will be one Of
the best in every respect, ever held IN this
cifV
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AND THIS In 1892.
Wagon Line to Run in Opposition e
the Southern Pacific.


Wagons 10 hold 10 tons of freight and
trail wagons to hold from FIVE 10 six tons
each are being built In Stockton to run in
opposition to the Southern Pacific freight
trains.
A company has been organized to run
these wagons. A low rate of freight will
be charged, and it is believed that a good
business will be done.
The route to be operated Is between
Stockton and Fresno.
If anything ever happened in this State TO
thoroughly emphasize the extent Of South
ern Pacific monopoly it is the organization
of this company.
An INDEPENDENT railroad man said yester-
day: If the wagon-freighters only get
half the Southern Pacific rates they will
make big money. l understand they are
figuring on $500 trip. That is good deal
1t is not at all likely that Southern Pacific
rates will be in the least affected, but the
oTiginators of the wagOn-route scheme will
be able to retire from business In a few
years with large fortunes"
That a wagon line can compete with a
railroad in the year 1892 is certainly extra
ordinary. But Ii Is so in California, and
this is the latter half of the year, too.
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coon wL,hout Indorssmsnt.

Judgment has been given for the plaintiff
In the case of Frank Keime VS.. Adolf Beer
man on note Of February 10 for 500. pay
able to George V. Praeger before maturity
by simple delivery of the note. The note
was TO secure a debt much in excess Of the
sun payable and due from Praeger TO
Keime. The great point relied on was that
a negotiable note payable to order cannot
mass from the payee 10 the holder without
an Endorsement so as TO entitle the holder
10 one. Justice Of the Peace Cook found
nnfhfng In the codes bearing on The point.
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will investigate. Detective Slvey was spe
cially detailed on the case.
The PHYSICIANS who attended Mrs. Kava-
nagh deny that ali operation was performed
Dr. Holmgren said that peritonitis, resulting
from an accident, caused death. Ia reiev-
Ing the woman instruments had to be used.
This caused the husband to say that she
had been murdered
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DsraiI.d ON a steen Grade.

The second action for damages again st
the San Francisco and San Mateo Railway
Company was instituted yesterday with
Charles Fuehrig as the plaintiff. He de-
mands $500 damages for injuries sustained
on the I'd ult, while riding to the city from
Holy Cross Cemetery. The car was COM
Ing down the steep grade at Chenery street,
but derailed near Thirtieth, and Fuehri g
says he sustained serious hurts, more par
cularly dislOcation of the right shoulder
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John Young and Guy Phillips, boy STEP
brothers, who ran away from their home In
Oakland last week, are locked up in the
City Prison. They were found Saturday
night while sleeping in a lumber pile on the
water front. The lads say that their mother
is away with their stepfather, who is a
travelling salesman for the Reddington Drug
Company. Theg were left to board on
Sixteenth street, Oakland, and decided tt
run away upon the first opportunity.
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N0RllEuTSCHER LLOYD S. S. CQ,

SPREE, HAVEL. LAHN, IKAFE y. SAALE,
ALLER, ELDER, EMS, WERRA. FULDA,
ELBE, KAISER WILHELM III.
New York, Southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, landing
passengers in 71a days or less from New York.
These steamers are celebrated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast,
lis Montgomery st, under Occidental Hotel, 5. +.
tat "
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Pushed by His Creditors.

Creditors representing claims for S1s47 0S
have petitioned the Superior Court to de-
clare William Decker insolvent 1t is
claimed that he committed an act OF insol-
veney on the 28th of May by transferring
his saloon, at 1900 Market street, to Charles
+. Rapp aud John II. Street., with intent to
defraud certain creditors
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CuNARl LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40. North River.
TAST EAfBESS NAL SERVICE
Umbria july 2, IL 800 An lAurania July % 100 AN
Servia, July 8, 500 AN Umbria, July so, 10 20 AM
Etruria. July Is. 10 100 AM Servla Aug. 80, 90 Pm
Extra Steamer-Galia, July IL 7;00AM
Cabin passage. $50 aud upward second cabin, S35
and $40. Steerage tickets to and from ali parts OF
Europe at very low rates. For freight and passage
apply at company Ofice,4 Bowling Green, Newly ork
VERNON ii. BROWN & Co, General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND u CO.
jy2I TuThSa Agents, san Francisco
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.0:40 AM 1880 AM
sos PAL 6.1O FE
sAUsALITo-sAN RAFAEL-sAN QUENTIN
NORTH PACIFIC COST RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE


Commencing Thursday. May 20, 1892, ana
until further notice, boats and trains Will run al
follows:
From SAN FRANCISCO for SAUSALIro. ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL (week days)-7:SUs
800 II 100 a. NJ. :45. S25, 500 AS, $40 r.
(SIudays)-8:00. 100, 1000, 1850 A. NJ; II 80
80 2:30. 40. $50, 0:i5 p N.
From san FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (wseR
days)-7:3O. 500, 900 a. N; 1925. $780, b:4ss
(sunday.j-s:oO 800, 1000, 1850 A. NJ; :sO.
2:30, 1870, $50 NJ. Extra trip on Saturdays IS
l:45 P. n.
From SAN FRANCISCO for FAIRFAX week daySI
800 A.. M, 800 ?. NJ.
(Sundays) 500, 500, 1000. 11:3O A. NJ; IL so
/ 80 p. NJ
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (wesf
dsys-6:iO. Gas, 7;46. s:45, 1l:05 A NJ; 1:4su
$3.50, 100 P. II.
(sundaysJ-S 100, $50. IL 100 A. M 1900 NJ; 1:l0.
2;20, 3 $50, 5:l5, sos, 700 P. N. Extra trip o.
Saturdays al 6;25 p. II. Fare so cents, round
trip.
From FAIRFAX for SAN FRANCISCO (weoE
days)-7:36 A. NJ: 6:l8 r. NJ.
(Sundsys)-2:l5, $3.50, 800, 6:45 p N. Fare SO
cents, round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO (week
dAys)-6;25, sos, 800, $40, IL 10 A, NJ; $780,
(sundays)-s:O5. lOIo. l1:15. A. NJ; 1920. 2:4I.
4:l0, $50, 80 P NJ. Fare, 40 cents, round trip
From sAUsALIT0 FOR SAN FRANCISCO (wesk
days)-6: AS, 7:l5, 8:l5 9:45, l1;4o A NJ; 2:2S.
fsandaysj = s:46. 1925, l1:4O A NJ; 1880. l:4G
3:l5. 4:S5. 500 $50, 7 AS r. N. Extra trip GA
Saturdays At 800 +. N. Fare as cents, round
trip.
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A Missing Rrothar.

Postmaster Backus has received a letter
from Mrs. L. b. Rogers OF Bridgewater,
Mass, asking for information concerning
her brother, Arthur d. Stillman. She states
that four years ago she heard he was in Tu-
lare County, and that he was work ing as
nainter
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Hold for Grand Larceny.

Kate Connolly, of 20 Commercial street.
was examined before Judge Love yesterday
on O charge of stealing $50 from William
Jones. al aged man, who lives at the Rest
for Tie Weary" she was committed for
trial on charge Of grand larceny in $1,000
hail.
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Caught with a stolen Rig.

Daniel Donovan, Mission ho0dum, ana
Brick" Maloney. an ex-cOnvct. were driv-
ing off with a horse and buggy belonging TO
Oliver Hinkley when they were arrested by
Officers Whalen and James. The rig was
taken from 4l6b Larkin street.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
FOR PORTLAND O. ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM R1a
i ocean Divislon-anG PACIFIC COAST &ss&aZg
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 NJ, for the above ports QUO D
their Al iron steamships, viz;
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-MaY2 20, Jnne 10, %,
July 5, 10. %, August g. q.
CoLUMBIA-May 25 June g. Is, 80 July u, "a,
August 5. II, 90.
oREGON-Juns 2. IA, 90 July g. 20. August l,
Is, 20.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Paei1s
Railroad, oregon Short Linz and other diverZllS
lines for all poilss in Oregon, Washington, British
Columbia Alaska Idaho. Montana, DAKOTA Utah.
wyoming. Yellowstone PARK aud ali Points East and
South and TO Europe.
Fare TO Portland-Cabln. $40; steerage, IS; roun1
Trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket Ofices-i Montgomery St, and Palace HS
tel. New Montgomery St
GOUDALL PERKINS & CO, Supt Ocean Lins.
If 10 Market St.. san francisco
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Mhite Optum-smokers RaIded.

Three policemen raided a room in the
lodging house at s52 Howard street early
Yesterday morning, and found a crowd oil
1ys. arrested for keeping an opium place,
while James Connors, Charles Wyman.
Martin Burke. Frank Golden, William
CahiIl ard Kii.y Williams were taken. In
for vagrancy nnd for visiting an opium
nlapp
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SAN FRANCISCO AND N. P. RAIL WAY:
The Donahue Broad -Gaugs Route,

COMMENCING SUNDAY PKIL 20, Iga -
~ ana until further notice boats and trains EEf
leave from and arrive at the san Francisco PasSaas
eor Depot, Marketstroet wharf, follows:
From San Francisco for Point TihuP1Hs
BeIvedere sad San Raf,e!.
WEEK D. 40, $40, IL 30 A. n: 1850. 5iS4s
sos, $500 p. NJ
sgNDAYS-sOO $3.50, Hoo A. NJ; Iis0. s:sa
$500, Sis r. II.
From San Rafael for San Francisco-
WEEK DAYS-6:25. 1856, @ SO, IL 80 A. II: :5G.
$40, EOS P. N. SATURDAY ONLY-AR extra
trip at 80 P. 81.
sUNDAYs-8:I0. GAO, Halo A. NJ: l:4O $40
500. 1928 r. N.
From Point TiburOn to San Francisco
WEEK DAyS-B:5O, $500 9:55. SIS A. ": 2:0X
1903, 1875 p. n. SATURDAYS oNLY-An ea-
ira trip at 8 SIS NJ.
BUNDAYS-S :35, ! o :05, IL :35 A. 2:05, 4Isa-
$3.50, $3.50 r NJ
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COMPAGNlE GsNERsLE

COMPA6NlE GENERaLE
IRA y S T A q U e
French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH Sra
" River, foot OF Morton st. Travellers by EskrssZ
his line avoid both transit by English railway and
The discomfort OF crossing the channel IN small
boat
la GASCoGNE, Capt. Santelli..
..........- ........., Saturday July ID 9: 90 AM
La BOURGOGNE- Capt. Leboeuf. ...,,,.,...,.,.
.,..,................ Saturday, July 9Th, 200 AN
LA BRETAGNE, Capt Collie r...........s.......
........... ........ Saturday, July 10TH $3.50 AN
LA NdAMfAdNE% OapI- boy SF....ss.ssssss.ssss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday, july 25d, 3:00AN
- For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New YORK..
J. F. FUGAZI 4 CO., Agents, Montgomery avs.
San Francisco
Brarch once 10 MONTGOMERY street. mr2Ost
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travasant fees, but that the assets of The
association must 90 to the benefit OF the
commandments
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II You are going on hunting or fishing expedi-
ton don't forget TO take supply OF WHITES iue9r
tan eum with Won. You Will find It Indispensable.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwA ALI
- tortnightiy for this West Indies and -F%KEA
Southampton, calling en- route Cher --sf~-aszs.
lourg, Francs. and plymouth 10 land psssengsrl
Through Bills OF Lading, IN Connection with 1s
Fseine Mail ), Co, Issued for treigatsnd troAsdes
10 direct ports IN England and Germany.
Through tickets from san Francisco % plymouth
CheTbouFg, Southampton First class. $l5o; tair1
Glass, Sal o. FOr further particulars apply 20
sslUIt fAltUOEf X W., Agents, SJj CaitIJcLLAilI
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK

CABIN $50 AND UPWARD. ACCORD ga.
" Ing to steamer and aceomm odations Sc S5zfsR
lcted; second cabin. S35 Majestic aad Teut0nIc,
$40 and $45. Steerage tickets from England, Irs-
land, Scotland, sweden, Norway and Denmark,
through to ran francisco at lowest rates. Tlcks,5
sailing dates aud cabin pla may be procured from
W. II. AVERY Pacific Mail Dock. or as the General
once OF the Company 6l3 Market ST., under Grand
Hotel. u. w. FLETCHER,
au26 TuWeFrSutt Gen AL for Pacific Coast
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KEEP IT QUIET. "

] saw DR.. Jones after she was buried and he
said: See what they call us, murderers." lie
advised me not 10 say anything about the matter
at ALE but to keep 1t quiet.
Asked why he did not report the case at
once, haYanagh said his relatives were
afraid Of publicity.
DR.. Williams told Of the autopsy, after
which an adjournment was taken until Fri
day afternoon. In the meantime the police
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Don't become cOnstipated. Take Beecham's Pills
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cent thoroughfare are beginning to feel very
iublant They are determined to give ex-
preston to their feelings in grand barbe-
cue cue on Saturday. February 9Th: A wonder
several hundred dollars having already
been subscribed. and the affair will no doubt
be great success. 1t VIII be given to cep-
brate the completion of the boulevard to
Golden Gate Park. Several prominent real
estate men will deliver addresses on the
occasion.
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FINANCIAL.

GSS00 w AN 7 D-LOAN AT GOOD
sDOOOU interest from / to 5 or more years.
security by first mortgage on new, valuable i'm
proved property; hue location; Sc corner or Noe
and Elizabeth. one block from Castro cable car and
IWeuty-f0uTth st.; house OF fats, large rooms
each; an modern improvements: lot and house
worth $4,000; insured; street compleJed Title per
fect lower nat occupied by owner; rents for upper
fiat SZ7 so; viii pay all expenses connected with
loan; interest paid monthly in advance ja2S 3t%
e 4 on MORTGAGES MONEY TO LOAN ON
y notes or "a mortgage Isaaes, All O'FarreLt2l ly
MONEY TO LOAN ON SECOND MORTGAGE;
1 mortgages bought. BAILEY, 7l9 Marxet3U I'm
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold and 1ewelry by mali 10 the old aud
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN Al Third ST, san
francisco; 1 will send BY return mail the cash; Il
amount is not satisfactory viii return the gold ~
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LUAN BANK,
~ 6SS Kezrny st. the Only corporation That lends
money on diamonds. watches; low interest," COAX
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
= send for Isl. D. !. WEST, MARTINEZ Cah27 Inn
T OS ANGELES CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
l. or exchange for farming lands or acreage.
RUNToN, LAKE co, Flood Building jl27 Tt
a ACRES FINE FRUIT LAND. OR WOULD
" make Al chicken ranch, near large town aud
rallr0adt some oas trees; price $50, payable SO
cash and So a m0utb without interest: a great
bargain " IS TERS Ian D CO, $50 Market. - ct
LOR SMALL FARMS AND LOVELY HOMES
] climate thrown in. see y. II. TWlNG, Sonoms
City OF Mondays, al $40 Sausome, Room J. JAZZ II
- ANDREW PRICE HealdsbUrg. Cal, jail II
CCHOUL LANDS. 81 so TO 50 AN ACRE: ON
- very easy terms; sold By the state in tracts ID
suit; uo residence OF improvements required; all
kinds CT lands. IN mary different counties, sen
stamp for list; open day and evenings. +. ".
LAKE Hood BuiidfuE l3tt
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.


Election of Omcers-Large Gain in Mem
bership.
At the annual meeting of the First Baptist
Church, held on Wednesday evening, the
reports of officers showed hourishiDR state
of affairs. The Treasurer's report showed
receipts of S7524 from pew rents aud offerto-
ries, and $1,000 in donations toward the
church debt, which is now reduced TO $780,
The membership numbers GA, gain of
66 for the year.
The following were elected Trustees: A.
i. Forbes, George II. Moore, d. NJ. Carman.
j. L. Merguire and James Patterson. Will
lam Chamberlain and {. a. Flynn were re-
elected Treasurer and Clerk respectively.
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San Francisco Will soon have the most
beautiful and picturesque driveway of any
city in the Union. Work on the ocean
boulevard is progressing rapidly. and the
owners of property lying along this magnif-