davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1892-02-10
RIO VISTA TRAGEDY.
Arrest of the Two Men Wanted for the
Hoxxa,.1 NTT,.dat.

al CSI VI tnS Il WO -fGIi w dE1lSd ioI b1C
Howard Murder.
A telegram from Los Angeles yesterday
stated that two men, Lee Horrell, alias
Bob Powell, and O'Brien, were arrested
there by Deputy Sheriff Russell on sus-
picion Of implication in the killing of
Watchman John Howard on the Sacra-
mento Transportation Company's prem
ises at Rio Vista on January 10Th. Parties
from the north to-day identified O'Brien
as the man who did the killing. Horrell
has also been Identified as a man wanted
IN Texas for a train robbery. One thou
sand dollars reward had been offered for
the arrests.
Horrell is a grandson of the late Judge
Horrell OF Napa, who was County Judge
there more than quarter of century
ago. The family is one OF the most re-
spectacle in that county. Lee Horrell
was arrested here about year ago for
arson committed in his native town.
The record-union., 1892-02-10
Death of James swifr.

Constable Frank Swift received tele-
gram yesterday announcing the sudden
death from apoplexy of his only brother,
James Swift, at San Francisco. The de-
ceased was formerly resident of Sacra-
mento and is well known here He was
5S years of age and native of Ireland
He leaves a wife aud grown children.
Constable Swift and wife leave for the
bay to-day TO attend the funeral.
The record-union., 1892-02-10
Gas Wen No. Two.

E. NJ. Hoagland, the gentleman who has
received the contract for boring the new
well for the Natural Gas Company, has
arrived here from Salinas and will to-day
enter upon the work.
The company has sufficient funds to en-
able 1t to sink a well 1000 feet, and there
IS every reason to believe that strong
flow OF gas will be struck.
The record-union., 1892-02-10
Auction sales.

At 10 o'clock a. NJ. to-day Bell, Greer &
Co. viii hold mammoth auction sale of
household furniture at their salesrooms,
near the corner of Tenth and streets.
The stock consists in part of beds, bed
ding, bureaus sofas, lounges, marble-top
center tables, handsome easy chairs.
beautiful rockers, oil paintings and
chromos by well-known artists.
The record-union., 1892-02-10

salaries sufficiently large to warrant
them in paying out of their own pocket
for the services of deputies.
Letters on the subject were written and
addressed to the Chairmen of the Boards
OF Supervisors of the two counties.
The record-union., 1892-02-10
MARRIED.
DIED.

DIED.
WITHINGTON-In this city February Sth
Richard II. Wilmington. a native OF New
York, aged 73 years, months and Is
days.
AS~fr1endS and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
at . p. NJ. from the Calvary Baptist Church.
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
remains can be viewed at his late residence
1912 II street, Wednesday from 10 10 - A.
NJ. Casket will not be opened in the church
Interment private.
INGRAM-In this city, February Sth. VIII
lam Ingram, Sr., aged 81 years month
and 20 days.
RJ~ Funeral services at his late residence.
1928 O street, to-day at p. ~ Intarnent
private. Memorial sermon at Fourteenth
street presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing.
The record-union., 1892-02-10
John SchoIl,s Estate.

John c, Winkelman has petitioned for
letters of administration of the estate of
John Scholl, deceased. The estate con-
sists OF eighty acres of land in this county
set out in wheat, and is valued at about
81 300
The record-union., 1892-02-10
TWO New Citizens.

Cornelius Keefe and John Picket, both
natives of Ireland, were admitted to citi-
Zenship by Superior Judge Catlin yester-
day. John Cullinan and Daniel Keete
testified as to the qualifications Of the APP
plicantS
The record-union., 1892-02-10
A. Novel Entertainment.

What promises to be very unique en-.
tertainment will be given this evening
by Sacramento Council, Order of Choser
Friends. 1t is intended to be in the ma.
ture of burlesque initiation, with full
grown billy-goat attachment.
About eighteen persons viii take part
in the ''exemplification" scene, for which
they have carefully rehearsed. The af-
fair viii take place at the new hall on
Tenth street.
The record-union., 1892-02-10
NIcAIIister Loses

The suit Of 4. McAIlister against j. j.
Bailey and others for 2,0CO acres of the
Hartnell grant, in this county, has been
decided by Superior Judge Van Fleet in
favor of defendants.
The record-union., 1892-02-10

The board devoted considerable time to
considering the minor duties of the Board
OF Education, and made several amend
ments to the committees report.
The record-union., 1892-02-10

BELL CONSERVATORY COMPANY, for
lists. You can always find US at telephone No.
l55. Finest work: lowest prices.
The record-union., 1892-02-10
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,

University Of California.
TINHE PRELIMINARY COURSE. OF IF,C,-
l lures in the medical department of the
University of California will fegin MONDAY
February 2oth, at a. NJ. at the College Build
ing, Stockton street, near Chestnut san Fran
cisco. r. A. MCLEAN, NJ. d. Dean,
6o3 Merchant street, cor. Montgomery, san
francisco. feS-1W3p
The record-union., 1892-02-10
THE S)F GLOW OF

The Tea rose IS acquired by ladies who
use Pozzoni's Complexion powder. Try
The record-union., 1892-02-10

There was discussion over Section g.
which defines the powers of the board
and provides thatit shall maintain among
The public schools a kindergarten de-
partInent.
Freeholder Johnson was not in favor of
including the kiudergartens Just yet The
,itv WAS going to have hard squeeze
10 get through" financially during the
next five years, and the kindergarten ad-
Cition would add something like $4,000 a
year upon the expenses of the city. He
thought that an amendment should be
inserted to the effect that the board may
include kindergarten system. Then at
the end of five years when the financial
strain was over, the system could be
added.
Dr. Simmons defended the kinder
eartens, and insisted that they should be
included in the general school system.
lie would sooner see the high school
abandoned than the kindergar.ens. The
latter had done an infinite amount of
rood in Sacramento; any observant per-
son could see. They have been and are
now supported by charity.
Captain Roberts. Mr.. Green, Mr.. Nein-
lock and Mr.. Hall also spoke against the
on,endment. and in favor of compelling
thefncluding Of the kindergartens in the
srbooI system. A vote was finally taken
end the amendment was defeated.
The record-union., 1892-02-10

Many druggists have cheaper SarSapsrilla
than Joys. As they make more on it, they II try
TO sell you it. I-sist on joys
The morning call., 1892-03-29
A WELCOME MOVE
BELLEVUE ACADEMY TRANSFERRED FROH
HAYWAkDS TO THE WARNER TRACT.

Bellevue Academy is to he removed from Gay-
wards. where IT has been for three wears past and
tween this city and san LeaEdro. This important
change has been brought about by the untiriny en-
terprise of Messrs. NJ j. Laymaaee Il Co.. who some
time ago conceived the idea of the transfer. as
to enhance the value OF the big piece of property
that they have on the MARKET
The acquisition is an important one. for Bellevue
Academy is enc OF the renowned seats of learning
IN Alameda County. II has commercial, academic
and grammar departments the branches of instruc-
tion embraced being follows:
Bookkeeping, commercial law, civil government
shorthand. penmsnshtp. telegraphy. tppewrit;Hg
German, Greek, spanish, algebra ply siology chem.
istry. modern history, ancient history geology
geometry, literature history, rhetoric, physics as
tronomy, mental philosophy and so forth
The corps OF instructors Is p strong one the
principals being as follows: Oscar L. Warfe senior
prihelpaI languages ana mathematics; William #.
Bianchet junior principal sciences aad commercial
course; Miss Emma o. christensen. shorthand and
typewritiug; Mrs. Carrie Fross- Synde-. eocrtion.
Delsarte expression and physical culture: Miss Jes-
sic M. lnglis. English and primary branches: Mrs.
.. l.. ward. plano, organ and harmony.
A block OF valuable land has been set aside for
the building of the institution and work will be
commenced ar once. The main structure Will be
nne and capacious, and all around tt will be halls
aud other adjuucts OF a temple of learning. Tho
effect of this establishment win rebound wonder.
fully TO the advantage OF the Warner Tract prop
erty. 1t means exceptional school facilities for
those who locate there. and then again it will in
duce the settlement of good class of citze who
Will seize the especial opportunities thus accorded
for the rearing OF their families.
Taken all In all the Warner Tract property has
therefore become the best that is In the market
nowadays Its proximity TO Oakland makes IL par
eularly available for business men, and its healthy
and beautiful! location leaves &c without peer for
residence property Then again it must NOT be for
gotten that the power-house and hesnquarters OF
the new electric-road have been established there,
and this taken IN connection with the Bellevue
Academy, and the further fact that many promi-
nent people of San Francisco and oakland have
purchased homes In the tract cans for II golden
future aud rich harvest for those who invest
within its boundaries.
The morning call., 1892-03-29
MARCH oNLI
NOTE THE FOLLOWING.

The Warner Tract, located the line OF the Oak
land San Leandro an HaywardS electric railway
Alameda County's greatest highway; also the c. T..
X. r., Ellenhurst Station. within a short distance
This elegant piece OF property was divided into
300 large subdl visions, ooxl50 EACH and placed
upon the market on October II, 1891. over $50
lots have been sold since that date bonsde pur-
chaserS, The power-house and carhouses of the
railroad company are located upon the Warner
Tract; ID residences and business houses are now
In course OF construction In the tract The contracts
Tor grading All the streets and laying OF the city
water inns have been let at present owners ex-
pense Last. but not least. read what the Tribune"
and Times" of Oakland. March lS, have to say:
The morning call., 1892-03-29

People who daily ride on the Berkeley local or the
electric road through the Mckee Tract their trips
to and from Berkeley Lorin ana Oakland are sur
priSed to see almost every morning the com
mencement of another beautiful cottage on one
OF the desirable building sites In the famous
Mckee Tract -Four five homes have just
been completed, and already occupied by
happy families. every one of whom say there Is
place comfortable as theirs and that there is no
more charming spot in the State to reside. They
enjoy the pure air the perfect drainage afforded by
the elevation of SO feet above the sea. the fac
views of mountains and valleys one hand, and
the bay of San Francisco with the Golden Gate Al
catraz, Goat Island and Mount Tanalpais on the
other They enjoy the advantage of the schooI
and market facilities of LoriH within a stone,
throw of the tract and most of all they appreciate
its accessibility. This is what counts with every
body 1t makes the value their property increase
day 10y day. and of course increase In val ne az
ways makes one happy. The electric cars 90 sceut-
ing by every few minutes, and ten minutes ride
win land you tn the heart Of OAKLAND
The local train to San Francisco Is right at
hand and the time is less than from Seventh and
Broadway Thirty minutes to the cty~jnst think INK
OF it-and half hourly trains besides. These are
only few OF the considerations that make those
d IL r., william LIAM j. tDnsse: Who has charge
an important announcement to make. Abou,
Two weeks ago 1t decided to make tho
terms for the purchase of lot in the Mckee Tract
SO that almost any one can have good investment
that VIII prove much better than keeping money in
the s savings bank $50 cash. $40 month for any
sold Remember these terms and make
ss pnnt to ha S. To- before they
msdiatel- Szd make your selection. Eleven new
souses hays seen commenced since these new
terms were made. ana thriving city will soon be
eentered here. These houses when completed will
increase the value OF every lot. come In get
the price list and be driven out to the property
The Mckee Tract. oakland, is the only hrst-elass
property in the market that can be bought sneh
WILLIAM }. DINGEE. 4so and 49, Eighth
The morning call., 1892-03-29
Observation-Disclosures

Choicest lots near Fruitvae station: extra large
lots 60x140 on terms to suit purchasers these ioEs
lay elevated ground; call for particulars be;ore
purchasing elsewhere; free carriage Ia waiting to
show property.
A. H. BREED & CO.
mrlG tx $50 Ninth ST, Oakland.
The morning call., 1892-03-29
PROPOSALS


DROpOSALS-NEw CITY HALL. SEALED PRO-
l. posals for the following work and materials
viii be received by the Board of New City Hall
Commissioners IN the chamber OF the Board OF Su
pcryisors. on Monday, April -. 1892 between th
hours or ii A. NJ. and IL N. OF that day.
Ftrst-Contract No. 80: For cleaning anG STAIN
coating the whole of the exterior OF the Hall OF
Records. the open areades and spaces inside and
out around the stme and the annex TO the main
building OF the new City Hail. and for the painting
OF all the iron and wood aud other work Their eof.
to be completed June 80, 1892.
Second-Centraet No. 80: For providing plac-
Ing and finishing OF partitions. furniture ana 1T
tngs OF rooms and spaces set apart in basement of
the western portion of the new City Hsli same
being for the general OF the City Receiving
Hospital. Its several Offices and appendaees at
tsched thereto: to be completed June 30 1892
Preference is hereby made to the plans specid-
cations and conditions OF contract in the once of
work must be done. The Secretary Will furnish
blank forms OF proposals TO intending bidders
No bids viii be entertained unless made upop
blanks so furnished: certified check for 10 per
cent OF the total sum OF tender, 10 guarantee the
closing OF the contract when awarded must ac-
company All proposals.
The board ressfSes the right TO reject any or ali
bios; payments will be made by audited demands
on the Treasurer. drawn against the New City Hall
Fund: bidders must strictly comply with pro
posals ia reference TO certified checks
Seorge II. Sanderson. Thomas j. l.. Smiley John
II. burst, Board OF New City iiall Com uissonera
mr1o 30t EDWARD ]. WOLFE Secretary
The morning call., 1892-03-29
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL Estate.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADyERTISEME AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Once Of THE MORNING CALI. eo2 Broadway
The morning call., 1892-03-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.


NJ cAFEE. BALDWIN & HAMMOND. REAL
w Estate Agents ard Auc,ioneers, members of the
Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery ST.
$4,000 only-Poiut Looos ave., bet 7th and 9Th;
26xlOU: str ct wUrx all done.
S4500-Cheap: Ashbury ST. near Waller: 81 TX
1868 To fremont ave-: street work done on both
streets.
s750O-Pierea and treen SIS: corner; 75xloO:
only one block rom Unio st. cable-road.
Sl5.gGo-Golden Gate ave. near Pierce St {; lar re
lot, 6S:9 giS7 IS 10 Elm ave W i'll sutdvide.
sI3oo-A bargain Eureka ST. near 9Th: 25xI25.
s7loo and 81 .5oo-Two large lots on Market ST.
near Castro aud l7th.
s4z0o- California ST.. sunny side near Broderick:
2I:5Sl52;o; street work complete.
s525o-very cheap: Baker and Fulton sts: cor
ner; 25xl0O; on the main drive to the park.
Call or send for a complete printed list OF prop
eriy for sale in all parts OF the city.
McAFEE BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND. Real Estate
Agents and Anetioneers. 10 Montgomery ST.
G2lO0 BARGAIN-A HANDSOME BAY
sanchez. containing large sunny rooms bath. etc. :
lot 26;8xlli; will sell on easy terms McAFEE
BALDWIN * HAMMOND.
G1S n0O A LARKIN-ST INyEs INTENT;
DiO.NUO. rent $3.50 year; a substantial
S.stoTy building; stores and Hats; lot 4O;6xS7 30
4 n
II -.OOO. Steiner St, near Washington. fac
Ing Alta Plaza; Contains large sunny rooms. bath
aud all latest conyenences: large lot 81 :6x 100 -
McAFEE, BALDWIN HAMMOND.
con 00O SUBSTANTIAL NEW 4-SToRY
epop.OOO- and basement bu!i ling on Howard
St. near Attn: stores aud lodginghouse; rent $3.50;
portion OF building leased lot 25xS0. McAFEE,
BALDWIN g. HAMMOND.
IGS00 A BABGAIN-A MODERN BAY
baker sts.: contains spacious rooms and BATH
laundry and all latest conyeniences; excelleI ty
ranged; handsomely tinted and decorated; lot 81 %
XlG6. McAfEE, BALDWIN d HAMMOND.
TTENTIoN
BREWERS, MANUFACTURERS. ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANIES.
CALIFoRNIA-ST. CABLEROAD COMPANY'S
FORMER POW HOUSE
FOR SALE-SubStantiaI 3-story frame building
(east and south walls brick) Sc cor OF CalifoI
and LarkIn SITS: at small outlay could be convert
ed into building suitable for a brewery a fac
tory OF any nd; would also be available
eleetric-ight company5 power-house; has 1S-foot
basement excayated under sidewalk both
streets,
VIII also sell the following:
Two Porter Allen 22x36 800 horsepower vertical
engines: boilers. 10 t. 80 horsepower each:
wilcox pumps: Lieweilyn heater.
Lot 81 e on California st, 1885 IN Larkin
Apply To McAFEE, BALDWIN HAMMOND. 10
Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1892-03-29
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Call and obtain one OF our Real Estate Records"
which contains a fall Est Of ali properties for sale
by us in all parts OF the city.
The morning call., 1892-03-29

GTH0l FOR SALE-2 LEFT OF THOSE
u cOO. elegant modern houses, Just com
pieted on Masonic ave, $. OF Haight St: decorated
pariors and dnDg-room: sunny chambers: fla
tshed basement: plate and art glass windows; cleo
trie bells and gas lighting; large lot: suit.
Inquire ola the premises. mrI5 If SuTuTh
The morning call., 1892-03-29
ADVERTISING

- z
IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
shywhsre at any time write to eEO. U. ROWE
w, ~ Spruee 81, New York aul3 ~
livery ONE IL NEED q. INFORMATION ON
the SUBJECT OF advertising Will DO well to obtain
scopy OF hook Tor Advertisers" 363 pages p-ics
81: Ealiea postage paid on receipt of price; con-
ssIhs carelal compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best paper, AMI
Class journals: gives the circulate rating OF every
one and good deal OF Information about rates and
ctnef matters pertaining 10 the business OF adver
Using Address EOHELES ADylR rISINu az.
hEAU. Az Spruce St.. New YORK aulg Iy
CUNTRA C-OEs AND BUILDERS.
JAMES MccoNAHEY CARPENTER AND
- builder, lz2 Eddy-Jobbng. repairing attended.
store aud Office hitting Speciality felephe BAGS ly
I v.LAwRENCE,CA RPEsTER AND BUILDER
- 6le Sacramento St cabinet aud dttirg up
3dfces promptly attended: telephone sou fnl6sf
ATTOIiNEYS-AT-LhW
A DVICE FREE-G w. HOWE a. Co. ATToR-
n neys. $50 Market: marriages annued quiet
probate, Insolvency, collections, liens, mortgages
etc. attended TO: read adj business personals 2 e
- A. CgorHERs. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, Us
~. Gay 81 no3u
w W. DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,tI III
" .CailorniA ST., Rooms li-l5; advice Tree. lsss
The morning call., 1892-03-29
pEAD!l READli READn READll

Don't fail TO read the following. 1t Is interesting
and money can easily be made by taxing advantage
of the proposition offered. The Mckee Tract Oaz-
land; tbs Mckee Tract. oakland-the Mckee Tract
is the place to buy.
The morning call., 1892-03-29
I AKEYIEW I-LAKEVIEW
Fast nAEyaNn

Adjoining the new electric car-Iine to Clinton
Station and Broadway, Oakland. few mure of
those elegant large residence lots left size 50K200
etc terms easy; cash down to parties who will
build IN three months; several residences under
contract TO ee built at present Apply TO Z w.
WOODWARD Co.. 902 broadway, Oakland. 81
The morning call., 1892-03-29
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.


AI.AMED REAL ESTATE.
INsrALLMENr LOTS.
$50 cash and $40 per month will buy lot on an
improved street near Grand-st, Station.
BARGAINS IN
ISSTALLMENT HOMES
$500 cash. $50 per month. including interest.
beautiful new cottage of rooms, modern improve
$3.50 cash. $25 per month. including interest
handsome new cottage rooms, east Of PARK ST.
5000 cash. $40 per month. including inter est ins
new cottage rooms, modern improvements S5r
Houses built to order ana furnished In 90 day
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free; house
TO rent; open Sundays.
Tbs largest contracting firm in Alameda County
Palace Hotel mrso Il cod
$780, Cottage 81 and ms
For real bargains. instailment houses and lots, b.
sure to call on THOMAS A. SMITH CO. 1861
PARK ST., Alameda mr20 lot
NOTHING DOWN AND $50 PER MONTH; Lor
IN S3xl25 good house rooms and bath Call i'm.
mediatey JOHN t. HALL 24o5 Encinal ave.
Alameda. mr27 st
xZ1UU. sase on central ave-: SIS down ana
s2b mouth, j. s HANLEY 4 CO.. 1881 PARK
ST.. Alameda mr20 tf
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED HOUSES.
i to secure desirable place for the summer cal,
at caee.
Bargains in houses and lots: terms TO suit pur-
ehasers. MRS. l. H. CHANDLER, 1929 PARK ST.,
Alameda. mrI4 Il
A LAMBDA BARGAINS
$4,000 $3.50 down. $50 per month: lot 27xls9;
new modern cottage rooms and bath No. lsS
$26eu-s4o0 down, $25 per month corner
30xl5u; new modern cottage rooms and BATH
ssl5o-ssoo down. $50 per month"; lot 81 :sxi Is,
new modern 2-story house 8 rooms and bath.
The morning call., 1892-03-29

REAL ESTATE AGENTS RENT COLL ECroRs
AND GENERAL AUC rIoSEERS.
IA Montgomery street
The morning call., 1892-03-29
DROSPECT HILL TRACT.
FRUITyALE AVE, EAST OAKLAND

FRUITVALE AVE, EAST OAKLAND
Fruitvale is considered 30 be one OF the mos.
desirable locations on tho Oakland side of the bay
for residence purposes It Is sheltered from winds
fog. and has a sunny aud delightful climate. Ele-
CANT homes and charming gardens abound all
sides. The terminus of the Highland Park and also
the FrGityale street railways within one block
of this property. Lots will be sold on easy terms
City water Is being introduced; electric lights
to be erected upon the avenue. Free pass good for
i've years, will be furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within a specified time. Now
is your time to secure home. No better chance
offered anywhere in Oakland Price or lots $l73 to
800; $40 down, balance in monthly install menIs
of 80 each For maps and full particulars call on
CLOUGH 4 BAKER. Sole Agents,
mrStf 460 Ninth ST., Oakland
NEW PLAT: LOTS 5Ox150: THE CREAM
~ Tract. on the San Leandro road: Just what you
have been looking for; every lot covered with fine
fruit trees; only SITS aud upward; terms $40 cash
81 SO per month. RUSSELL & PROSSER, Twenty
thlrd-aye Station East Oakland nir6 I'm
QI60O ELEVEN LOTS ALL IN A ROM;
eDIUOO. one-har cash. balance I'm years.
WILLIAM NJ. DE WOLF Fruitvae station mar
0I7SO COTTAGE s ROOMS: LOT 25xI25:
Ut l. w. half block from station: good neigh
borhood; $1U0 down and $25 month TIL paid. Ap-
ply A. j. TAFT, 1904 Seventh St, Oakland, Center
Station IDr5 tt
The morning call., 1892-03-29
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND HEAL ESTATE.
= COTTAGES JUST FINISHED; WILL SELL OR
~ exchange one or all lines; local trains: city
water. Also cheap lots on Piednontaye cable line
L. L. SALISBURY, owner. 460 9th ST.. Oakland. 29-7.
The morning call., 1892-03-29

O. QoS0 AN ELEGANT BAY-wINDOw RESI-
gov. dence OF and bath: rooms
nicely freseocd: laundry: brick foundations stone
walks. etc; stabe on street; lot % :l0x 1923 :
two fFoHtages: Post ST
The morning call., 1892-03-29

In the beautiful Honey Lake Valley. level deep black
sediment SOIL really 10 pillow. finely sheltered,
matches climate, abundant fuel aud water. cheap
lumber, local and outside cts. Railroad
already built through the valley An extensive
water system now building will bring the land
under irrigation and high devesopment within
years. The lands can be taken M without resi-
dence under the desert act Wheat go bushels),
harley t65 busheis), oats, corn. alfalfa hops, vege
tables ana fruits are grown. Employment at good
wages. for both men q a teams, Will DO given set
tiers by the water company to pay Tor water rights
The lands tilted and wstered graded from $40
10 300 an acre. The chance is one for
nome seekers and Investors Send Accent STAMP
for particulars to FRED W. LAKE, Secretary.
FLOOD Buiiaing, San Francisco, Cal. mr5tf
The morning call., 1892-03-29

EOR BARGAINS IN LOTS SOUTH OF THE
park. near projected electric roads and boule-
Vhrd. on easy terms, don't iai' to call for partleu
lars on =. j. KENNEDY. $50 Market ST. mr23 q