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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-05-27
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

The following item from the Lead
City Tribune is startling it true: Hot
Springs, it is said, has already thirteen
candidates for the Office of sheriff of
Fall River county, with many other
precincts to hear from.
There is one class Of people in the
United States to which MIR. kyle's dol
lar comes as an old and tiresome friend.
This class have used the composite dol
lar for years and years. Its members
have taken as currency, the pumpkin
dollar, the turnip dollar, and the cord
wood dollar, not because they liked it
particularly, but because they had to
take 1t or get nothing. This class COM
prises the publishers Of country weekly
newspapers, and it is not a small class
by any means. Possibly Senator Kyle
at some time in his career, conducted
the destinies of a country paper and
thus learned the possibilities Of the
composite dollar. But the weekly
newspaper proprletors in recent years
have to a large extent turned away
from the composite dollar. Many Of
them firmly but kindly refuse to re-
ceive it and others have admitted the
co-dwood dollar and the potatoe dollar,
but have barred the other components
Of the composite. This fact Mr.. Kyle
should fully considerations City
AS OTHERS E US,
Walter Mckay, who returned yes
terday from Hot Springs, has many
words Of praise to say concerning that
city and its people. Hot Springs he
says, has a very promising future, and
that the coming summer will witness
extensive improvements II both the old.
and new towns. In the new town,
work is progressing rapidly on the fifth
story of the new Minnekahta hotel,
and Notwithstanding the inclemency
Of the weather which has detained
work for several weeks, the building
will be completed and ready for
guests nearly in time for the opening
Of the summer season. Mr.. Evans has
just returned from Omaha, where he
expended $4,000 in furniture and
fixtures for the new structure and it
can be truthfully said that it will be
the most handsomely furnished and
most attractive hotel in the state.
Preparations are also being made to
erect another mammoth plunge bath
house to connect with the hotel, as the
demands of tourists and visitors dur
ing the summer season cannot be
supplied with one,
In the old town, the burnt district
is to be rebuilt with good substantial
stone buildings, for which the founda-
tions are Land and work will be pushed
with great vigor. MIR. A. d. Stewart,
one Of the most enterprising citizens
Of this town, will also erect a large
plunge bath house and has already let
the contract to Mr.. McKay's brother,
Alex, who is to commence work at
once. Aside from this there will be a
number Of business houses and numer.
Gus residences erected during the com.
ing summer and their boom will nearly
equal that Of Lead.-Lead City 1tib.
Mnc.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-05-27
Cold Brook Items.

NOIel 1DINVUh xtclllSs
Scarlet rash has been quite preva-
lent for several weeks. The school
was closed last week because the dis.
ease was spreading among the pupils.
The children who have been sick are
co~nvalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorton have the SYM
pathy Of those who know Of their sad
bereavement. Monday word came
that their daughter living In WASH
ington had died. As soon as Mrs. Cor
ton can do 80 she will leave for her
daughter's home, to look after the lit
tie ones who are left without q mother.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. March
will be opened Saturday evening to
receive those persons wishing to meet
and get acquainted with the Rev. j.
W. d. Anderson, pastor Of the NJ. E.
church Of Hot Springs, and who will
also have charge of the church work
at Cold Brook. Rev. Anderson's first
sermon will be given Sunday, May q
at 8 o'clock p. N.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-05-27

THESE ARE CANDIDATES.
A Sioux Falls correspondent Of the
Sioux City Journal has the follow
ing concerning the republican can
diIates in the state: In republican
circles there is still much speculation
as to the coming men. So far the
active rubernatorial candidates are
Auditor Taylor, Farmer Winslow,
Railroad Commissioner Rice and State
Senator Washabaugh, while the many
plumes of several others may be dis
tinctly noted. In the early part of the
canvass the name Of A. B. Kittridge
was %frequentally mentioned as a candi-
date, but 1T is now definitely given out
by Mr.. Kittridge, that lie is not a cam
didate, but that he and his friends
sho.ld take great pleasure in the sue
cess Of Mr.. Washabaugh, of Deadwood.
On the other hand it is claimed that
Washabangh is less of a guhernatorial
candidate than a congressional one,
and that he and his friends are looking
to that end. Congressman Picker is
said to be at work to secure his return
to congress. He has made a few breaks
that may require Of him some explain
ing. His vote for free coinage and on
binding Irvine have evolved consider
able discussion, also his vote for q $780,
100000 river and harbor appropriation.
Treasurer Taylor. Of Redfeld. is by
general consent conceded his W sue
cessor. Fo- attorney general, Preston
Of Dawson, Kean Of Sanborn, and
Crawford Of Hughes, are mentioned.
For secretary of state, Mr.. Roddel, of
Brooklugs is favorably named. Rep
resentatiye Goddard, of Fall River
county, is mentioned in connection
with the Office Of lieutenant governor,
and Captain Lucas as a candidate for
congress. Among those spoken Of for
state auditor, Lyon Of Watertown,
Nipple Of Hutchinson, and Mayhem OF
Letcher. seem to lead.
Now if Goddard only was a good re,
publican see how he might be honored
They have evidently sized him up from
his good looks.
The morning call., 1892-02-22

States and Territories viii be present, ana
it is expected that there will be nearly n
hundred of the above in attendance. Neatly
printed invitations are distributed through
out the town, inviting the general public to
attend the meetings. These people, while
holding rather peculiar religious views,
have zeal worthy of imitation.
The revival being held at the Baptist
church IN this town has continued for sew
eral weeks, and the interest seems IN
abated. Quite number have joined the
church by letter and by profession of faith.
VI the latter ten were baptized by tile
ceremony Of immersion last Friday after
noon. The place selected for the sacred rite
was beautiful spot q short distance from
town On Dry Creek, which name, by the
way, is mlsnOmer during the winter
months. At this time of the year fine
stream is flowing to join Russian River ION
its clear, winding way 10 the sea-" One by
one the candidates for baptism were led into
the water by the minister and baptized.
The scene was most impressive one, aud
tho banks Of the stream and the roads lead
ing TO the place were filled with hundreds
OF interested spectators.
1t is generally conceded that church
"SOclableS" are not usually what the name
representa- meeting OF friends, who spend
pleasant evening In a sOeiable manner
under the auspices of the ladies connected
with one of the different churches. But the
SOCldDte AT Inc TeSiueHc6 OF MIS-. u. HAM
tlton last Monday evening was true to the
name. Whether the kind hostess and the
ladies connected with the Christian Cuurel
OF Heads burg are adopts at entertaining, or
whether they have the happy tact of draw
ing to their receptions a gOOdly share OF
cOngenial natures, the fact remains thai
every one who was present reports haYiH2
had a most enjoyable time ana expresses the
wish that these pleasant gatherings Will
be more FREQUENT in the future.
Iieahisblfg, Feb. II, IS92. PAS.
The morning call., 1892-02-22
RACQUET RECORDS.
Some Scores of Hand Ball Games in the
Local Courts,

Some Scores of Hand Ball Games in the
Local Courts,
Notwithstanding the threatening weathe.
that hung over the city yesterday the devOtee>
of the irish national sport gathered in great
numbers in the two south of Market-streei
hand-baIl courts, and many games Of Un-
usual merit were had. The alleys Were
dry and in every way in very good condition.
Among the amateurs who started the
games in the Union Hand-ball Court were
johnson and Foley against Johnston and
Lynch, the former team won by the score
1913, 15-15
The next game was between George ana
Peter Hutchinson against Fowler an
Kelly. The first rubber went 20 the former
team. Score: 4-15, 15-S, I5-1l. TIA
13-1j, and the third also by 9-i5. 15-l5
4-15
Pete Hutchinson then tried to worst Hug
Fowler, but was not in it from the tirSL
Fowler won easily by the scores: 3-l5 auC
5-15
The best game was between Manninr
and PennOyeT against ODOunell an
Condor. The first rubber was won by O.
latter team by score of 15-lS, els ar
1915; The next BY the score Of 2-15, 10!
l-15 The next rubber with Kelly
COndon'S partner against Manning. Pei
nOyer and Dillon, making the game SIN
handed, the former team won on the FRS
and third games
In Buffers court the playing commenced
early, but as the games were mostly To-
tween the French and Irish players ac-
c0rding TO the French rule no scores wer
kept of the games.
Hefferman and McKinnOu were defeated
by 0'D1nnell and BranHick in two rubbpT,
Scores: 12-15, 9-15; second, 7-15, 15-1l
12-15.
Rogers. Bernard and Vogilsan2 playei
Pagan. La Vale and HallTan in a French
game, but lost by the scores 30-28.
The morning call., 1892-02-22
WILLAMETTE RIVER.
Reasonable Expenditure Would Make 1
NavigabIe tn Eugene.
Ornrnn Stata LonrnaL


The effort being made TO run boats up the
Willamette River to Eugene is a laudab
one, but in order to do this part of the ap-
preparation made for the Willamette Rye
must be expended above Harrisburg. T.,
Upper Willamette, between Harrisburg aUG
Eugene. should be included in the next riYps
and harbor bin, and reasonable amour
should be appropriated for the purpose
cleaning out the Snags and removing bare
structiOnS in the river as far up as Eugeu
Twenty-Five and thirty years ago stea.
boats ran mp to Eugene frequently duTiu
the winter months and carried away all g.
freight. They could and would have mad
regular trips five or six months in the yea
had there been business enough to require il.
but there was not much freight then, an
consequently they came only when they cOu..
get a load of freight both ways. We wen
on Il steamboat about twenty eight or thirty
years ago from Eugene TO Springfield, an
the beat took Il load of -four to Gregg
City. There is no reason why boats ShOuiG
not come TO Eugene as we'll as TO Corvallis
or Harrisburg There is plenty of water iH
the river In fact, the depth Is about tia
same between Eugene and Corvallis as be
tween Corvallis and Salem bnt the ehannes
is narrower in places and more inclined
become INSTRUCTED with snagS and drifts
These Instructions can be removed ami
kept cut of the way by q little expense eaci
year, and we hopa that our CONFESSIONS
delegation will insist on including this par;
Of the river in the next appropriation bill.
The morning call., 1892-02-22
CLAIRVOYANTs.

MRS. DIR. DE SAN. FROM YOUTH GIFTED
vi mind-Teader and fOrtuneteiler, aided by vas
experience among all classes Of people IN this and
foreign cOurTie8. IS able 10 so blend the past To
future Of the lives Of her customers as TO create
wonder and astOuisbment; her mission IS TO SoOthe
the dsconsoate. reunite broken and despairinR
family circles and unite in The bonds OF love youth
u afectiOns ia the great cities OF the East she Is
welcl med as one Of the best in her line; always
peasant and refined. al who visit her depart with
pleasant and grateful feeling; she sees the result OF
a tourney, business deal. or matrimonial venture
like an open book: those wishing 70 learn what tile
future has in store for them should consult this
gifted lady; send two 2-cent stamps for her Illus
trated book. ParlOrs and 3 lO9 Powell stfell I'm
T1LAIRYoYANT - p SILVER ST.; LADIES
" onlys fee rs cents. fs2l 3tF
The morning call., 1892-02-22
.oUNrEY KnAA ESTATE.

TOR SALE BY EDWIN X ALSIP & CO. THE
Il oldest and leading realestatc agents IN Central
California; home office lOl9 Fourth ST., Sacra-
mento; branch - Montgomery ST.. san Francisco.
We have subdividcd desirable and eligibly To-
Gated tract OF land containing 500 acres into 10
lots; 10 IS all Lowell and wei adapted for fruit
culture, deciduOus semttropical situated line
OF railroad, between KOcklin and LOOMS, 10 miles
from each: 1t IS All level aud easily cuiivated II
has just been placed upon tho market, the survey
having been completed this week; it is an undis
puted fact that this is the best tract OF land that
has ever been subdivided in Placer County: terms
Il cash, deferred payments at 61a per cent interest
purchaser paying taxes upon land; prices range
from 500 L. 100. the latter price including pOr-
tion in vineyard
Also.
No Eg7-3S7I5 acres for $50 per acre; has 200
acres in grain; an cleared good dwelling and barn;
small orchard; this is bargain; in Sacramento
No. 5g4-For sale or exchange for Oakland prop
erty-A fine orchard OF - acres: liz acres in mus
cat grapes; 10 acres In grain: good dwelling and
barn; all farming tools; only II miles from Sacra
mento city price 1923 per acre; a great bar gain
the land adjoining unimproyed, sells for 5000 per
No 595-l06 acres, liz acres in vineyard. ~
acres orchard; ali fine rich soil; produces Yege-
tables, gram alfalfa. etc. without irrigation;
horses. cows. % hogs, wagons. cart piows, har-
ness, etc; place has fine dwelling, barn. out
buildings. etc: Will make Splendid dairy tarTn
situated half nile from railroad in Contra Costa
County, for SZ750.
rive acres IL, miles from terminus OF electric
acres in fruit ba lance VIII produce alfalfa or Vepe
tables; terms $500 cash. deferred payments al s
per cent. purchaser paying taxes.
No. 59O-For 5000. 100 acres IN Shasta County
No 56O-For $500, ga acres In Placer County;
dwelling. small barn; - milo from railroad.
\ o. 56l-FOr $1,000, so acres, . acres vineyard, 9
orchard, n acre in berries In hay, 20 acres
cleared; has dwelling. large arm. granary irrIgat
ing ditch: this is a very cheap place.
fOr 'Sl2, OO0-For sale or exchange, place Of
460 acres I'm Nevada County. miles from Grass
valley; all can be cultivated; $50 acres meadow
land, from which 100 tons or hay can be cut; has
acres In clover. acres In trees, dwelling and barn.
a fine body Of land
We have large list OF other lands in various por-
lions Of the State suitable for all classes OF farm
ing
Call and u.s. We will surely suit you We
always accompany those who wish to LOOK at our
lands
send for our monthly catalogue.
EDWIN *. ALSIP & co,
fe2l At - Montgomery St.
The morning call., 1892-02-22
BEFORE THE BUTTS.

jeremiah Sheehy Captures a Trophy and
Medal at Shell Mound.
Shell Mound Park seemed to be seat of
war yesterday, for Il continuous firing of
rifles took place. Club medal and bulls
eye shoots had the effect of drawing larger
crowd, and great interest was taken in the
contests.
Company E of the Third Infantry shot
for the Tobin trophy, and jeremiah Sheehy
had the pleasure of carrying it home. Mr..
Shelby also captured the medal in the
Knights of the Red Branch Rifle Club.
LnLinaA- aEa the snnras
The morning call., 1892-02-22
sPIIttrUaLlsM.

THE ONLY FORTUNE-TELLER IN THIS COUN-
/ try has returned TO San francisco for short
time; she tells you what you do not know: she tells
you what You want 10 know; she viii not guess At
anything. but give you facts: see her yourself anu
you will send your friends 100 sixth s. ta24 II
CLAIRVOYANT. CAKDkEADEK AND MAG
y netic healer; circles Tuesdays ana Thursdays;
sittings daily 62S Webster ST.; take Hayes-st.
cars. iea ON
AIRS j. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRYUYANT, TEST
W. medLnm and ufe-reAner. B Inrk SO. aD39 ~
The morning call., 1892-02-22

A BOOM-DON'T BUY A RANCH or ANY
n Kind until you have examined our enormous
list ". j. HENEY & CO.. 1913 Kcarny st. fs3i II
EOR SALE OR LEASE-THE ST. CHARLES
j Hotel. Redwood City Address L. FIIZPAT-
RICK. Redwood city. San Mateo County. fe2O 81"
EAGLE LAKE LAND
II AND
IRRIGATION COMPANY
Is irrigating Honey Lake Valley Government lands;
railroad; you buy $40 acres under United
States desert law.
32S Montgomery ST.. room 3. San Francisco. l05
North broadway, Los Angeles: Susanyille, Lassen
County Cal; Anedee. Lassen County. Cal.
e. g. HUTCHINSON, President
l.. r. DODGE Secretary. fell u
II OMESTEAD. 100 ACRES: SOSOMA COUNTY;
IL Az miles from railroad: $1,000; over 100 acres
available fruit and nut land address HOWE, box
90 this Office. felt Il
The morning call., 1892-02-22
TLECTRIC-ROAD LOTS.

ELECTRICROAD LOTS
We are subdivlding blocks fronting on new
electric cariue IA lots 25XlOO, ready % build on !;
$3.50 10 $500 FOR corners. cash. OF $40 monthly IN
staIIments. call at office for furJher particulars
J.. GBOTHW BLL s CO., 31s Montgomery ST. 10 u
HLEGANT 5-RUOM HOUSE AND LOT 251IlA:
l. CHEAP. 7I5 Eighteenth 81 Ia5 u
OOK AT THIS FINE LOT, So FEET FRONT
i by 1876 deep, on Cara ave. bet 10th and l1th
sts.: minutes walk from CastrO-st ears. up l7th
ST.; il IS surrounded by trees; las q fine well OF
water Windmill and 30Uogallon tank all in first
house; this lot commands a magnificent view OF
the bay Oakland and Alameda: the drainage is
perfect 10 IS free from fog. 10 lies in The warm
Mission belt, ara Is now ready 20 bu I'd on; 10 Will
De sold cheap either IN part as whole. For fur
Their particulars apply 10 HORACE ". WOOLLEY.
22sie Montgomery ST. fe4 II
G1EO CORNER. 6OxIO0 on RAILROAD IN
u tOU. Berkeley; $25 cash, Sl0 monthly.
SIlO-LOt 3JN-7, on railroad; 50 monthly.
S4UO-Lot 40xlZO; sidewalked; $40 monthly
S7OO-L0t tDxl9o. macaIam and sewer.
S625-Lut 42xlOU; maCadam and sewer.
$Z7j-LOt 35Xl00: sldewaike1; - monthly.
S75-Hll, ioJ ZjEsO; fine Views.
Get maps; 1000 OTIS; I offer only what own.
CHAS. a. HALEY. Owner 20 Montgomery s. Il
fxlO7:6, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, COR. JER-
! / sey aud Diamond Apply for IS days IL 5ts
no you WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR COUH-
IL try, IN tie pTettlest valley OF the Statsi Apply
10 hapa Land Co.. Napa, CAL Tor list OF proper
ties se25
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The morning call., 1892-02-22

~ no WOULD BE WITHOUT A HoME-oNLY
w 500 down.
Only $40 month, viii buy beautiful new cot
tage OF rooms: all modern Improvements; large
lot: only half block from electric aud only two
blocks from Berkeley steam cars; price only S2250
interest only per cent; greatest inducement ever
offered. Inquire of w. c. MORAN, LoTin: take
berkeley train. ja3O I'm
The morning call., 1892-02-22
ASTIstJl.OGY.

NINE. MOREAU. Is FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
vi teller. cairvoyant hfe-reader; fee 25c f22 St%
NJ Me EXODUS, CLAlKVOYANT, HAS RE-
NINE DIR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
VI by eggs and cards. tells entire life past present.
future: Consultations on all affairs nothing ex
cepted: given, valuable advice and sure help;
restores love by sympathy: mistake impOssibie:
diseases Cmrad. Zee 81: letter 80 30 koarny - ly
The morning call., 1892-02-22
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

GOOD BARGAIN; NEW HOUSE 3 ROOMS,
u bath. etc; everything complete; best part or
West Berkeley Apply to owner, 32l Fourth ST.,
Oakland. fell 3t
The morning call., 1892-02-22

HOUSE AND LOT; 50xI50 FEET; HOUSE OF 8
II rooms high ceiling and nicely finished, with
stable in rear; Alameda; $4,000. BENSON x CO.,
634 Market st. fe2O az
7 s HANIJEY < co, 1851 PARK ST. WILL
u build, sell or rent you any kind or house any
where III Alameda on the most reaS0naoie
terms au26 e
LAMBDA BARGAINS.
$1,000 $3.50 down, $25 per month; lot DIX 1870;
new modern cottage rooms aud BATH No. 1913.
S2bUU-S40U down, $25 per month; corner lot
3UXl30; new modern cottage rooms and bath.
s3l50-$3O0 down. $50 per month: lot 81 :5xl5S
new modern 2-stOry house rooms ana bath.
S3425-$4OO down, $S5 per month: lot 35xl5S;
new modern 2-story house rooms and bath.
$35O0-$50O down. s35 per month: lot 25xl5O;
school aud station near by. No. 1872
S4250-$750 down, $40 per month: lot 50x l50
nice cottage, rooms and BATH l block from sta
ton; gas, sewer aud city water. No. 1874
$4650-S75O down $40 per month"; lot 42xlDS;
new modern 2-story house rooms and bath
S5500-$500 down, SIS per month; lot 4OxI25;
line 2-stury house Z rooms and bath; station
airy tubs; electric bells; speaking tubes; clothes
chutes; linen closets. No. 1S8.
S6500-sIO0O down, $50 per month; lot 5Oxls0
n. side. blocks rom station; elegant 2-story
house rooms ana bath: electric bells; clothes
chutes; speaking tubes; stationary tubs: linen
closets redwood-hnished throughout; fine view OF
the bay. No. 81
Choice lots at a bargain; houses to let and money
to loan IA. z. MOREAL q co, 1882 Park St, Ala
media 402 Montgomery St. San Francisco. fe4 II
TOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE OR HOUSES
II to rent, call on MRS. 1. w, CHANDLER q CO.,
1929 PARK St, iameda ia24 u
The morning call., 1892-02-22
ALAMEDA BUSINESS CHANCES.
LOKIN KEAL EsTATN

4 ARGAIN-GOOD GENERAL GROCERY BUSL
! , ness in Alameda good family trade: excellent
location; Will sell by invoice Address grocery,
Oakland once CALI. fel0 lat
The morning call., 1892-02-22

NEW SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO.
" City lots specially; choice bargains.
y. MERRIAM * CO,
3l9 Pine acd 23s Montgomery SIS. io21 1t
L OK SALE AT SACRIFICE: HANDSOME sun
n CottIgc; modern inn ruvemeutS; choice loca-
ti0u. CHAS HE'S DEESON, 3O4 Montgomery. II 20
IA ny PAY RENT FOX SALE ~ EASY
~ monthly payments equal 70 rent. fine modern
cottages and elegant 2-stcry houses ia a parts OF
the city. For particulars apply 70 builder and own
CT. L LANDER. Is Montgomery. y NeFrSuMotf
The morning call., 1892-02-22

Caal GROCERY AND BAR; ROOMS;
L tJtO. cheap rent; present owner here over
wears has supported in family and can show SHu5
hank account, sickness the only cause Tor selling.
4..aI. ms Market ST. It's
The morning call., 1892-02-22

NOTICE OF AsSEssMENT-ExUHE egg EK MIN
IN ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco, California: location OF
works. Gold nm. Storey County, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that ut meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held on the Odd day OF January
1892, an assessment, TO- 80, OF twenty-five (25)
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation. payable Immediately la United
States gold coin to the Secretary at the ONCE OF the
company, Room 10. Nevada rIock, 900 Montgomery
st.. San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the twenty-hith day or Febru-
airy, 1892. VIII be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction: and unl ess payment is made
before, will be sold on THURSDAY, the I7th day or
March, 1892 70 pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether wit the costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale. by order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHAS. Il. ELLIOT, Secretary
Ohice-ROom ~, Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery
ST., San Francisco. California. jas ia
The morning call., 1892-02-22

NUIIAEIrN TO LIT.
COTTAGE 6RoOMs AND BATH. 1905 ELLIS,
- St, near OcLayia. ieZ- o.
COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS AND BATH WITH
X modern improvements 2I5 Locust ave, bet
Van Ness ave. and Franklin ST., Golden cate ave,
and McAHisterst.; Key u; grocery. cor. McAliisler
and FRANKLIN SITS. teZl I
COTTAGES ROOMS. Is NORFOLK ST., BET.
\ Eleventh and Twelfth, of Folsom. fe2l ~
SJNSY COTTAGES ROOMS: BATH, LARGE
= basement; yard Fifteenth aud Dolores . IT.
DIEASANT COTTAGE ON GLEN PARK AVE,
L and larger dwelling adjoining on Twelfth 81;
sunny: new improvements: low reuts. DEMPSlEk,
3H Glen PARK ave fe3 SuSa u
The morning call., 1892-02-22

Gs,}.g[ BUYS WELL FIT I'D Up SALOON;
- - Billiard ana pool table; low rent; must
seIl 81 once; ready 10 leave; big bargain. BAILEY.
us Market ST. fsl- Il eNSu