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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17
Quite Bad rast.

TOPEKA, Feb 10 For some time tho
people of Norton. Kns.. have been com
planning on the water furnished by the
local water company. Finally il be-
came so bad no one would use IL. A
workman entered the staud-pipc 70
clean il. TO his horror ne discovered
the badly dccomposcd remains Of a
man. The man had evidently climbed
the pipe and cast himself i'm
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A Vein Of Tin p.scovered

DENVER Col. Feb. ~. "A discovery
81 vein Of tin Is reported from the
mountains about fifty miles north Of
here. The vein is said 60 be 100 feet in
width aud to run 10 per cent Of tin.
The discoveries are keeping IL quiet
but company was organized for the
supposed purpose Of working this dis
covery.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

NEW YORK.. Feb. 10 Charles r.
Gould. the assignee OF the drrn OF Fic =.
Lntlcy. Weichcrs. g. Co. fled sch,d.
,''es in the court ~ common pleas. The
l'a''Iltics are. Secured SLOTS sos un.
secured sl.o5Tsi6; nominal assets. 81. D..
't' 80. aud actual asset $50. Sg9.
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ensrred WIN Emh.,.lsm.n.

M.NNEArofIs, Mimi. Feb ii.-Peter
Nhiwcrth. well known dealer in
eoopcrs supplies, was arrested on a
charge Of embezzling S.. 600 from the
Insoivcnt Minneapolis Blank hook and
Fancr Box Manufacturing company. Of
which ne has been secreta-v. trc,s,,r.-
and general manager
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CnArrANooGA. Tenn. Feb IL Mai.
". u. OBrien. late supreme treasurer
Of the Catholic Knights OF America.
who disappeared from the city some
months since. leaving a defcit OF some
600, was formally indicted Thursday
by the grand jury.
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Pound Almost rrnr.n

MuNciE, Iud, Feb. IS Friday morn.
Miss Rose Hardesty was found in a
covered wagon rond bridge just north
OF Muncie, frozen stiff Her recovery
is doubtful The case is a mystery, but
II Is thought some male companions
got her intoxicated and abandoned her
there to die The girl bears bad rcpu-
tation.
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Eiwnrd 80 49, - -.

NV YORK. Fob. 10 The grand inrv
returned an indictment for forgery in
the second degree against Edward VI
FIELD. j. rs alleged be forged the narne
OF =. Moore master % the ship Bolcott.
90 bin OF ladiug Tor 20 2S2 bushels u
wheat 10 was dated November NJ. 1901.
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COLUMBUS. O.. Feb 10 1t is believed
that during the coming week bin will
be introduced by one Of the Hamilton
county members 20 appropriate Al. 600 %
600 90 build q new state house on the
present site. This IS the result OF the
loud aud long complaints OF the poor
ventilation in the state house
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rwn slat.-a rn-..a

ATLANTA. Ga, Feb 10 Mrs Greg.
DRY, who lives near Wexford. while
making soap. had her clothing catch ON
fre and was burned to death. Her sis
ter. who tried TO rescue her. was so
badly burned that she died few hours
later
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

ST PETERSBURG. Feb if-Dailv or.
aers prohibiting the transportation Of
grain from one district 10 another
alarm merchants. who fear that tI,ev
are prelude 10 the conGseAtion Of
their slock
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

BosT0N. Feb ii.-AI. Of the oe1ro-,
Of the Louisiana Lottery Co. have bccn
'o"Icicd oy the grand jury in the Unit.
ga states circuit court and warrants
nave hecn issued FOR their arrest. A
Deputy nitrd states marshal will leave
lot New Orleans 90 make the arrests
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s-w-M-n - Ern-ol.-

koRoWo. Ind. Feb i0.-A boiler ex.
pioded at Armstrong; saw-mHi. az
west Liberty this county entirely de.
siroying The building and machinery
and injurIrg six men Two. sherman
Armstrong and Jacob Sifcr. are believ-
Ell 20 be- fatally hurt The other four
arc badly scalded and bruised. but will
pr0ua w recover. To was "A large mill
oWned BY WIUer Armstrong.
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LONDON Feb ia-A dispatch re-.
ceived here from Montcvideo states
TINT the report thut the troops in garri.
son IN that city bad rcvolted Is With
ont foundation There are and huyc
been no disturbances in Montcvidco.
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LITTLE Rock. Ark Feb. % -Thomp.
son tnrtlih % stocsmdn living near
austin. Cmckasaw Nation. was hunt
ing caitle.'whon hts horse ran away.
lie was thrown. his foot caught In the
st-.rrrup and he was dragged mile and
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

"Lirs Inns been burden 70 me for the
past 90 years on account OF grea: suffering
from very severe aud frequent headaches
Bradyerotlne has done wonders for me
am now new man and shall proclaim the
merits OF your medicine to all can reach"
George +. Fowler, Attorney at Law, RAJ
atka, Fla
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Mls-IssIppT gDsrns1 m I'm,

BrWINGroS, ia, Feb. l0-The draw
span OF the new Burlington railroad
bridge across the Mississippi river he-e
has been swung successfully and lust
in time as the river has risen 8t< inches
and % vast field Of ice above the bridge
has moved ont The draw is now sara
from any gorge 81 ice.
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meatr snnw In ,llchlr,n-

TRAVERSE CRY. Mich. Feb H.
Eleven inches of snow has fallen here
and the storm is still raging Unless st
soon ceases much damage will be done
90 elcciric wires. and railway traffic
viii Mn s.rInnalr inferfercl with
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

LONDON Feb t2-Cable dispatches
from the United states having freely
mentioned the name OF Hon. Robert r.
Lincoln in connection with the nominn-
ton for the presidency, Mr.. Lincoln de-
mics in the most positive terms that hc
IS or intends To- DC q candidate
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While party Of men and boys were
Charivaring newly married couple
near Newmarket, Ia, n shotgun ex.
pioded ia the hands Of J. r. Combs. two
fragments crashing through his head.
killing him instantly. a number Of
other were badly injured by flying
fragments Combs leaves widow and
child.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

II nkvE been occasionally troubled with
coughs. aud In each case have used BRowv's
bHoNoHIAL TBocHBs, which have never
Jailed, and must say they are second 10
none In the world "-Feiip A. nay Cashier,
81 P1ui, MINI
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~ - Belwaen Promlnent -,

"EEENVmLr Miss. Feb Dugav
Ferguson. son ~ Gen $. vs. Ferguson.
shot and killed James Goodman. a
merchant and large planter Good.
mans brother was also wounded Tho
army Occur.d nt Lecshnrr Mis-.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

PirrsnuGoH Feb. I8 Macy Black
Squirrel. widow Of the Indian warrior
Black Squirrel. died on the Tonawauda
pa reservation, aged 100 years
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

10 MAXI long story short" observed
the c'ty editor to the Young reporter, .'you
may ~ well hand your stuff TO the copy
reader. That's tho man over there with the
bltre pencil. Chicago Tribune.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

LoSDoN. Feb T. Brazilian securities
dropped Is per cent on the stock ex.
change owing to the report that an.
other revolution Is imminent in Brazil.
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nE HAh TIE aRIr.

Mr. r. SCHLfCHTINo, living q; 10
Third Ave, Ncw York City, wrote the folio" ~
under date Of Dec 18th. ie9l Two weeks ~
was taitcn with severe pains IN M h1eti 49,
cncHt ana throat "a fact my whole BOY a 80
and concluded II fnust 30 the grip ,is,ls -
bottles Of ~. Bulls Cough Syrup ard OUT 40
llef TIC third bottle cured me- Two 81 ny aSs.
ofen were taken tho same way ana 49, "a.
Tics cured them. DR. Huns Cough S9iF
worth is weight 10 gola
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HIN PRsYERsScu--A young woman. beinp
asked by politician when party she was
MOST In favor OF, replied that sha preferred
weuding party.-Oncc Week.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

WHEN children continue making n noiss
after they have been told to be still, IL 10
evident they will not tase sound advice
Picuyune.
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LoSpoN. Feb 10 The Parnelliss
members 81 parliament met TUESDAY.
and elected John Re1a3nd as chair
man
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worid's Champion NrsssIer.

LoNDoS, Feb IS In wrestling
match az bradford George steadman.
the English champion OF mixed wrest.
ling. defeated e.. NJ Ross. the Amer.
lean champion, thereby winning the
worlds championship and GOO
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WB hear about boarding the lion, bu,
male Hons are usually boarded by nature
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17

PEOPLE are scarce who are satisfied with
neir next door noighbors religion Rams
Horn.
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A LITERAaI man becomes q noblcman
when he Ia baron of ideas.-Lowell Courier
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
0

Col. Tom Marshall, of Miss oulA, il In
the city.
Henry Wilson, of Missoula, was in town
yesterday.
j. A.. Harvey, Of Craig, registered at the
Grand Central yesterday.
Carter Barker, of Neihart. was at the
Grand Central yesterday.
O.. s.. Cooper, the Choteau county sheep
grower. is a visitor in Helena.
j.. p. Kinney and Peter Mack were
among the Butte people yesterday.
George W. Padbury aud j. A. Hendricks,
of Marysville, was in the city yesterday.
Dixwell Hewitt, the we'll known insur-
ance auditor OF San Francisco. 10 In the
city.
+. G. Pattsn, the recently appointed city
Librarian, is in tho city. He will assume
his duties Aug. l..
A. W. HsrriRan. for New York, was
among the departures via tho Northern
Pacific yesterday.
Frank T.. Martz, son of Capt. b. r. Nartz,
OF this city, arrived yesterday from Kalis-
pell to visit his parents.
Judge J.. G. Sanders loft yesterday for
the National park to join his family in 4
trip through Wonderland.
George J. Lowell. northwestern passenger
agent OF the Wabash line. with h~sadQuar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
.ers II s., Paul, L ID Helena on ! ssni.

terra In 81. Paul, d Ia Helena N I ssmi-
annual "trip.
Among visitors from Elkhorn ysstsrday
we're Mrs. Loaf Johns. Mira John An
drewa and James Lstcher.
g. 8. Fsrnald. general tar commissioner
interviewing the board OF equalization.
g. W. Smith. general agent for the Mu-
tual Life company, returned yesterday
after = business trip In eastern Montana.
Walter Marquis for San Francisco and
Mr.. and Mira. =. b. Parsons for Logan,
lows. were among the departures via the
Union Pacific yesssrday.
Miss Eliza Moran and Annie Mcconnell
returned 10 Helena Tuesday after = plaas-
Ant visit Of two weeks NJ Miaaoula, whore
they were the Russts Of Miss C~rutohfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. @. Never and their dauRh-
ter, Miss Bertha. OF Salt Lake city, arrived
in Helena Yesterday TO pay 9 few weeks
visit 70 their daughter, Mrs. h. Barnstt, Of
this city.
Archie Hunter. who has been connected
for several years with the Helena Lumber
company. has gone 10 Great Falls to as-
sumo charge OF Z branch Of the same COM
business there.
Among the guests at the Brosdwatsr are
Misa Kate b. HARDY, one of the principals
and Miss 5. Louise Mitchell, Of the faculty,
the Hardy school for young ladies. Du-
luth. Several Montana girls will attend
institution nex year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
Strike in the Prize linda.

William and Harry Murray have let the
cIntract for doing 100 feet Of development
work o n the Prize lode, at Granite Butte.
10 Williams ~ Hooper. of Marysville, saws
IT. Mountaineer. The Murray brothers
""n two claims adjoining the Jay Gould
,~j.trict i'll Deer Lodge county, known as
: " Prize and Maggie M. Most of the de-
opment work has been done on the Prize.
ca vein of ore has been struck from
q l'Ate II inches to six feet in width that
a III Assay high up in the thousands. The
, Of the vein aud the riol ness of the rock
T. keF It one of the most valuable proper
= i in this district. We understand TINT
g. p,oprietors have repeatedly refused to
l,nd the property for $10O, 600. The
Ms~srs. Murray contemplate the erection of
Il ton stamp mill on the property as soon az
the present contract work is completed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
MONTANA ~POSTOFFICES.

New Ones Established. Old Ones Discon-
tinued, Etc.
The following new postofices have been
established in Montana: Belmont, Cho-
team county; Blatohford, Custer county;
Boyle, Custer county; Culbertson, Dawson
county; Doty. Meagher county; Findon.
Fergus county; Glenrock. Custer county;
Greyclitf, Park county; Hicks, Park county;
Royt, Dawson county; Pondera, Choteau
Princeton. Deer Lodge county;
Stanford. Fergus county; Watseka, Nadi-
son county; Yemen, ChoteAu county.
Offices discontinued are: Centennial.
Madison county. mail goes to Shambow;
Dilworth, Park county. mail goes to Red
Gold Dust. Jefferson county, mail
goes to st. Louis; Hotchkiss, Custer county,
mail goes to Beebe; Mann. Cascade county.
mail goes to Grafton; Rochester, Deer
Lodge county. mail goes to Stemple; Stan
ford. Fergus county, mail goes to Dubuque.
The name of Dubuque postothce. Fergus
county. has been changed to Stanford; and
that Of Shepherd. Choteau county. to
The site of Fish Creek postofics,
Madison county. has been moved into
Jefferson county.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
THE CRAWFORD MILL.

A Card From the General Manag OF 10
Drum Lummon Mining Co.
MIR. EDITOR: My attention has been
drawn to statements recently appearing in
the daily press Of Helena. Montana, and
aleo in the Engineering and Mining Jour
nal, of New York, to tho effoot the Crawford
crushing and amalgamating mill has been
operated upon pan tailinRs from the Mon
tana company's mill At the Drum Lummon
mine and that it effected q saving OF ~ pee
cent from tailines Of $1.6O value per ton.
The articles in the daily press make me an
dorse the machine. ! beg to state that the
Crawford mill has never been employed At
these works. and has never worked any tail
ines from our pans or mills. I know moth
ing about the Crawford mill or its opera
never having seen the machine. Tho
Of my name or that Of the Montana
is without warrant or permission.
q. II. RoHNsoN.
General Manager Montana Co. Ltd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
ORE FROM SLOGAN LAKE,
Jim Wardnsr Says the First Will
Be Sent to the East Helena
Works.
News From the Elizabeth That
VIII Please the Stock
holders.
manager Robinson ON tho Crawford Mill
-Rioh Find Reported in the Violin
tty Of Marysvillel

James r. Wardner. the we'll known min
ing man, in an interview in q Spokane
paper, referring to the SLOGAN lake country
il which he is interested, said; 'There
was q government sale of lots at Ell Dorado
City, now New Denver, the other day. one
hundred lots we're sold by Auctioneer Jowet,
and expectations we're moro than realized
BY the amount received of $4,000. Inc
terms were one-third cash and the balance
in ak and twelve months. July has been a
good month for finds. Among the several
new discoveries was the Blue Bird. found
July G, and purchased by O. d. Garrison
and John nj. Burke. The Rloo was pur-
chased by S. r. Wharton. John Harris ana
Kelley. Perhaps the best find in all was
made by Billy Childs, July T. He went into
the camp in April and made a strike on the
Grover 4 Stevenson. Numerous other dis
o~overies have been made. July ~ We
loaded a pack train from the FREDDIE
Lee mine with ore for shipment.
and the white lead mule carried ao
pounds, The ore has now reached
Napsup, on Arrow lake, anu
when a carload accumulates IL
will be shipped by boat to the Little Dalies
and on the Spokane Il Northern, thence TO
Spokane, and on the Northern Pacific to
the East Helena smelter. This Will Dc the
first ore shipped out of the SLOGAN country.
/ am making arrangements with Tom HAND
to ship up sixty mules. which. with the out
fit now engaged, will make 100 animals.
This will make the output from the Fred
die Lee ten tons daily, valued at S2O per
Active operations are now going on
in the SLOGAN Star, Bonanza. Freddie Lee,
Payne, Dlue Bird, Rice and other proper
ties. Every pack train that comes up has
an anvil and a bellows on. The sound OF
the shots remind one Of the good old times
in the Caur d'Alenes. The shots just be-
fore dinner sound like a small lombard
ment, July 90. at 11:3O O'Clock, eleven
blasts were put off and were distinctly
heard all over the camp. Capitalists who
went into the country early for the purpose
OF getting q cinch and the Jim Crow men
Who went up then to buy cheap have al
left.
ports are made in Spokane concerning Slo-
can. but the truth can be learned by going
into il. Capt. Troup. Of the Columbia and
Kootenai Navigation company, Mr.. Cur.
general traffic manager of the Canadian
Pacific railway. and Hon. Morrow. member
of parliament from Kootenai. will leave
Nskusp Thursday on a tour Of inspection
Of the SLOGAN country. and will be the
guests of the Freddie Lee Mining company.
The immediate building of q wagon road
BY the dominion government into the heart
of the country is a matter under considera-
ton. The high rrice lots brought in New
Donver has stimulated the government and
the Canadian Pacific railway to make the
much needed improvement"
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knights Templar Excursion,

The Union Pacific system is making e1-
tenslVe preparations to carry e1cursionists
from Montana To Denver, on account of the
meeting of the Triennisl Conclavs. knights
Ismplar, at Denver. Aug. 8. The rates will
be 80 very low that none should fail to take
advantage of this opportunity TO see the
Que8n City of the west aud surrounding
country. All railroads in Colorado will
make excursion rates from Denver to all
points OF interest in Colorado, including
Pixies Peak, during the months of August
and September.
4 to Aug. 8. inclusive, good for return
until Dot. 10; $685. for the round trip.
Z. L.. LoMAx, Il. O. WILSON,
g.. p. d. Il. A.. F. d. p. A.,
Omaha, Neb. Helena. Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
Reply From MIR. LinghaM.

HELENA. July 29.-M. Editor: My attsn-
ton has been called to 81 article in the
Helena Daily Herald OF this date, siEnad
by G. II. Robinson. general manper Mon
tana company, limited. Permit me to say
the Montana company in London gave our
company some ~tailings for treatment, which
thev told us came from their mine in Mon
Regarding using Mr.. Rohinson's
or that Of his company, l deny en-
phatically. i. Il. lilNaHAM.
Agent Mechanical Gold Extractor 20.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
WIN Arrive To-Day.

VIII Arr1v0 To-Day.
The following passengers will arrivs At
Helena to-day at 1:3O on the Northsrn
Pacific west-bound passenger: Miss Minnie
Jones, ]. +. Jenal and wife,. Alex. Paul, F.
H. Fowles and wife, w. L. Velie. A. H. H.
Oliver and wife, ]. II. Lawrence. Miss Lille
SteinmetZ.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
Montana Gold Bar Comnnnv

Manager Forbes, Of the Montana Gold
Bar company. has been having quite a
number OF visitors at his office in the Har-
vey block. who came to look at the samples
u ere from the property and inquire into
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30

EVANS-In Helena, July Is. to the wife Of Jo-
seph Evans. a daughter.
ELLSWORTH-ln Helena, July %, to tho wife
of c. M. Ellsworth, = daughter.
DAGENAIS-In Helena. July 20. to the wife of
Jos. Dagenais. q daughter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30

Go to the Bee Hive for hosiery OF all kinds and
save rs Der cent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30

other details. or tho 100000 shares Of
stock placed on the market. the proceeds
OF which will be used in Developments. S0,OO
shares have been sold this week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
THIRD MEEk

We will maintain this week the unprecedented values oferedn all depart
ments since the opening Of our Great Clearing Sale. In addition to the bar
gains mentioned below, we present many 9 attractions, and all Summer
Goods at less than cost.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30

Don't let our $500 Oxford Shoe escape you. 1t is the thinu TO wear
and the trne to wear it. You will get more comfort out of it to the
square Incl than out If any other shoe to the square foot And talking
square loot itdoes the square thing by the foot Every consid.
Grafton OF economy juslies its purchase. and every consideration OF
comfort jusudes its use.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
HELENA IN BRIEF.
BORN,

Jaekson's music store. Bailey block.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-06

G. O000 ELLIS ST. RUNNING THROUGH
sNOUOO. - olive ave, near octavIa ST house
Of rooms aud bath; stone sidewalks; rents $40
lot 25Xl20; 2 frontsgeS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-06
A TTENTloN!
BREWERS. MANUFACTURERS. ELECTRIC
LIGHT CoMPANIESi
CALIFoRNIA-ST. CABLE ROAD CO.'S FORMER
POWER-HOUSE
A TTENTioN

POWER-HOUSE.
For saIe-Substantial 3-sl9ry frame building (east
and south walls 5rickl. Sc cor. OF California and
Larkin SITS: at a small outlay could be converted
into building suitable for "a brewery. a factory
OF any kind; would also be available electric
light cOmpany's power-house: has 19-foot base
nent, eXeayated under sidewalk on both streets.
VIII also sell the following:
Two Porter Alien 22X56 800 horsepower vertical
engines: boilers IS to 50 horsepower each: 2 VIII
cox pumps: / Llewellyn heater.
Lot. 81 IS on California 81. 40 &c on Iarkin.
Apply to MCAFEE. BALDWIN IL HAMMOND. 10
Montgomery
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-06

GO9 0O0 CORNER ON POLK ST; LOT
renting for 1925 per month.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-06

Clio ono 9Th ST.: STORE AND ROOMS,
Ut ~ .OOO. and upper fiat and rear house
of i tenements rents S62stot 2T:8xIS7 Is.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND HOUSEBROKERS
Ia Montgomery street. near Market.
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Call and obtain one of "Real Estate Records
which contains full list of properties for sale IL
all parts OF the city.