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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-26

C.IT5 EACH FINE FRUIrVALE LOTS; 2
- y street railroads.; 80 cash. 50 monthly.
COUGH & BAhER, $50 Ninth St. Oakland. llO Il
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch Oftces. 603 Larkin
st.. $40 Hayes st aud 25I8 Mission St: open till
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DRAGGED BY A HORSE.
The Thrilling Experience OF a Kern
County Youth.

Bakersfield Californian.
On Sunday last, Parker FriSselle, a r.
year-0ld English lad. residing with his
parents in Rosedale Colony, saddled one Of
his fathers horses and started for ride
The day was warm, and after riding several
miles the boy concluded he would dismount
and take a rest He found a shady spot
alongside the road where the grass was
thick, fresh and green, and here he laid
down TO rest. Fearing the horse, though
supposed t. be very gentle one, would
wander away, Parker tied q htching rope
around the animals neck and made the
other end of the line fast to his ankle, so
that If the horse strayed too far the pull on
the rope would awaken him.
just how long he slept Little Parker
doesn't know, but his awakening was a
terrible one. Before he realized what had
happened he found himself being dragged
along the road by the rope tied to his leg by
a thoroughly frightened horse that was
running at the ton of Its speed. For two
long miles, over bridges, cuiVertS, stones
end through mud puddles and bitches, the
heroic little fellow was dragged at a terrific
rate of speed. With cOOlneSS that would
have done credit to a much older head.
Parker realized lie must keep his head up
off the ground and he drew himself into a
bali of quyering human flesh and thus
saved his life.
number of people witnessed the run
away along the road, and, seeing the boys
awful plight, gave the runaway chase.
Finally the horse, tired out, stopped. and
Parker lay in the road bruised. bleeding
and unconscious. The first to reach the boy
were two men in a buggy. They expected
to find him maugled and dead, but on reach
Ing him and discovering he was still alive
they took the boy in their buggy and drove
him home.
DR.. Shook was hastily summoned, and
upon examination found TO his amaZement
that the boy had escaped without broken
bone. He was feaTfuliy bruised and cut
about the body and limts, however, but his
face is unmarked.
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NEWS or THE COAST.
Oregon.


The biggest bald eagle ever seen in tia
county was killed near Lebanon Sunday. !
measured seven feet from tip to tip OF th
wings.
The work of filling Couch Lake is soon t
be resumed, preparatory TO continuing 0p,
erations on the Grand Union station AM
other terminal facilities in Portland.
Citizens of Cottage Grove, Lane County,
have decided to form a stock company an
issue 600 shares, OF So each, the proceeds %
build tOll-r0ad into the Bohemia minin
district.
Henry Gatews. who has a farm on Beavf
Creek, Benton County, while out hunting
dragged his gun over some logs, when It t.
plOded, SCATTERING his right hand so as
render amputation necessary.
A joint stock company is now negOtiatiu
for the building of steamer for Big Kla
math Lake. Trade and passage between
LinnVille and the country around the lax
have increased so much in the last few years
that the steamer is greatly needed.
After a successful trial trip, the new light
dTaught steamer Il. c. Young has been pu
on the Willamette, TO ply between SaleE
and Eugene, connecting at Salem with th.
ElwOOd. The little craft draws a scanl
twelve inches and can carry seVenty-fY.'
tons. Il is the Intention TO run at al
seasons. She cost $1,000.
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WashinEtOn.
Tacoma has opened a mining exchange.

Tacoma has opened mining exchange.
The Bowers dredge, DOW at work at SOnta
Bend, is filing in the flats there at the rat
OF 100, 600 square yards per month.
The laboring men of Colfax indignant az
the employment of foreigners on street
work. propose 10 organize a labor league 10
protect their rights.
The County Commissioners Of Lincoln
have issued an order to bond the county ia
the sum Of 100000 for the purpose OF takin-
up the outstanding warrants Of the county,
which amount to about $500
Parties claiming title to timber lands Wi.
hereafter be required to produce the orig.
land Offices for further examination, wiz
reference TO any contracts or arrangement
which may have been made prior to entry.
for the conveyance of the land to corpora
tons or syndicates.
There is talk of a scheme to connec
Frazer River with SemahmOo Bay by g
canal beginning at a point on the Frazer
or near the head of Campbell Greek, thence
along the stream to a point near til
boundary lines, where it empteS int.
Semiahmoo Bay BY this means the dis
tance from the Upper Frazer would be
greatly lessened.
The Port Angeles Tribune says that re
Gently small Victoria trading slOOp Il
there was waterlOgged, her mast haYin-
fallen through her potion, in recent blow
off Cape Flattery. Some Indians went OF
to the boat, but refused to take the men OF
until they agreed to give the Indians all tn
contents OF the sloOp, which they did, ans
the rcd men then towed her into Cape Beal
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STOCKTON'S GAS WE'LL.
Damage Caused by an Earthquake Six
Months Ago Repaired.
Mail. Feb %


Mail, Feb 23.
After six months labor the Central
natural gas we'll has been put in shape for
further work.
There was a sharp shock of earthquake
six months ago, and the next morning the
11-inch sheet-lron casting of the we'll was
found 10 have collapsed at a depth Of 500
feet. The outer casing was then down 1900
feet, and screw-casing was being let down
inside of it. The collapse of the outer
casing of course prevented the inner one
being sunk below the depth OF 500 feet. SO
the inner easing that had been put down to
that depth had to be taken ont again, and
the work of remedying the evil began. An
effort was made TO straighten the outer
casing by driving a swedge into the section
that had collapsed. But the Swedge became
fast. and it took several months to get it
out. The well-borers then changed their
plan of operations and cut the pipe at the
place where it had collapsed A tool was
specially made for the purpose, and by
means of il the entire section which had
collapsed was cut TO pieces. This job was
finished few days ago, and now the screw
Joint casilg is being lowered. Three hun
bred feet OF the well has been filed up with
sand during the six months, SO that the
DIT, sent depth is only 1000 feet.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE BY EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO. THE
Oldest and leading real-estate agents IN Central
California; home ONCE l0l5 Fourth ST. Sacra-
mento; branch p Montgomery St, San Francisco
" e have sRbdiyided desirable and eligiDly To-
Gated tract OF land containing 800 acres into 10
acre lots; u IS an Level aud well adapted Tor fruit
culture, deciGuous semLtropcai, situated line
Of railroad, between ROckin ana LOOMS. u miles
from each IL Is an lever and easily cultivated; II
has just been paced upon the market, the survey
having been Completed this week; It Is undis-
puted fart that this Is The best tract OF land that
has ever been subdyded in Placer county: terms
cash. deferred payments at Ga per cent Interest,
purchaser paying taxes upon land: prices range
Rom so 20 800, the latter price including p0r-
ton ia vineyard.
....ALso-....
No 597-3971% acres for so per acre: has 900
acres Ia graln al cleared good dwelling aud barn;
small orchard; this is a bargain; in Sacramento
No. 594-For sale or exchange for Oakland prop
erty-A fine orchard of y acres; ~ acres In mug-
cat grapes; - acres in grain; good dwelling aud
barn; an farming Tools; only IN miles from Sacra
mentO city price 1925 per acre; a great bargain;
the land adjoining unimproVed sells for 5000 per
acre.
No. 5g5-lO6 acres, I1s acres in vineyard. Ia
acres orchard; all fine rich soil: produces vege-
tables, gram. aliafa etc, without Irrigation;
horses, cows, % hogs. wagons. cart. piOws har-
ness, etc; place has fac dwelling barn. out
buhdlugs' etc VIII make splendid dairy farm;
situated half mile from railroad in Contra Costa
County, for $3.50 per
For $Z45O-ftTe acres II miles from terminus OF
electric railway at Sacramento; has small dwell
ling 1l3 acres in fruit; balance viii produce alfalfa
or vegetables; terms, $500 cash. deferred pay
ments at per cent purchaser paying taxes.
No. 590-For 5000, 100 acres IN Shasta County.
No. 56O-For 5000, ga acres in Placer County;
dwelling, small barn; - mile from railroad
No. 56l-For $1,000, 50 acres. 2 acres vineyard,
acres orchard N acre in berries In nav 20 acres
cleared; has dwelling large larn. granary rrigat-
ing ditch: this is very cheap place.
for $l2OOO-For sale or exchange, place OF
AGO acres IN Nevada County, miles from Grass
valley; all be cultivated: 1870 acres meadow
land, from which 100 tons of hay can be cut has
acres in clover. acres Ia trees dwelling and barn;
a fine body Ct land.
We have large list OF other lands In various pOT-
fNffmr nf fan FOL la pHu gnfF
ing.
Call and us. We will surely suit you. We
always accompany those who wish TO LOOK at our
lands.
send for our monthly catalogue.
EDWIN X. ALSIP a CO,
fell st ~ Montgomery st.
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Northern California.

The river at Sacramento marked II feet 6
inches on Wednesday.
COunterfeits Of the new half dollar have
reached Tehama County.
The Southern Pacific has abandoned Is
CenteT-street station at Stockton.
The Seyenth-Day Adventists are hodinz
an Institute at Healdsburg this month.
which will continue until March 4.
Three tons of cabbage were received Il,
Petaluma the other day to be Transformed
into SaueTkraut at the pickle factory.
The Sacramento Chief of Police has mott
fed all the women occupying cribs" Oh
Second street to leave the city or stand trial
for yagrancy.
The Haywards journal has been com
PEELED to add a column to each page to meet
the demands of increased business in thai
growing town.
John MeCabe, pioneer farmer of Locke
ford, San Joaquin County, died on SATURDAY
evening of apOpleXy. Mr.. McCaOe bai
lived near LOckefOrd since 1854
A baby camel born February % at Stock
ton WAS christened George Washington.
It's mother is one of the attractions az Sells
Circus. which is wintering there.
The Board Of Trustees of Petaluma have
appropriated 500 toward the fund for send
ing delegates to Washington in the interest
of securing large appropriations for Pacif.
High water in the Feather River has been
one of the results of the recent rain at Pa
lermo. The water near there ran UP to the
railroad track, and trains were Obliged 10
proceed with great caution.
The Sacramento farmers have agreed
upon the salaries to be paid to officials il
the event of the adoption of the proposed
new charter. The Mayor will receive $500
City Physician $500, Attorney $500, Su-
perintendent Of Schools, $4,000.
At Stockton the other day a schoOlboy
who was amusing himself by thrOwin-
sticks of wood struck with one of them
little girl who was on the playground. Tn,
stick cut cash two inches lorg above tn
right temple and narrowly escaped dom
serious injury TO the eye.
a three-year-old MarySYille boy, attemp-
ing to put a cover on a pot of boiling waite
the other day, overturned the pot and IT,
scalding contents descended upon his heaC
and shoulders, burning him frightfully
perhaps fatally. The chld's mother wa
in the room at the time, but her back was
turned and she did not see what the little
fellow was doing.
Leonard Knight, proprietor OF a hotel nj
CacheVlie, 4Olo County, made an attack on
a boy, few days ago, in a fit of INSANITY
Knight Is said TO be suffering from soften
ing of the brain. de was taken TO Wood
land to undergo examination rs to his sanity.
but after some conference the examination
was deferred and he was taken home by his
friends, who have him in charge.
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The astute orchardist watched operations
and at last hit upon a novel nut and labor
saving plan. and he lost no time in putting
it into execution.
The limb was sawed from the tree and re-
placed by a square-shaped funnel long
enough to nearly reach the ground; buckle
was then set underneath. A genuine rob
blng game then went merrily on. The bird
gathered the nuts, which they dropped In
the funnel and down into the bucket belor
and as regularly as night came the almond
grower would in his turn empty it of it.
contents and set it back for new supply
This was kept up until the entire crop hat
been gathered, and the yellow hammers haG
departed broken hearted at the heartlesS
deception praetieed upon them.
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PkOPOSAE~.

L. s. MARINE CORPS, QUAR-
II termasters ONCE, Washington, ID. c.. February
10, lS92-SeaIed proposals Ia duplicate viii be re-
ceived at this Office until IL O'clock, noon. of
WEBS ESDAY the 9Th day OF March next, at which
time they viii be opened In the presence OF Intend.
ing bidders the Introduction of electric light
the Marine barracks. Nayy-yard, Mare Island, Cal.
Specid catious blank forms of proposals and all ne
cessary Information be obtained at the otce of
the Quartermaster. Washington, d. e.. Pay Inspector
GEORGE a. LYON, u. S. Navy, 202 Sansome ST.,
san Francisco Cal, and from MAJOR HENRY A.
rtnes. Mare Island. California. H. b. LOWRY, Ma
jor and QuartermaSter U. 5. Nj. G, tel6 At lutr
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pARGAIN FOR PEW DAYS ONLY; - ACRES
- choice land near Haywards, Alameda County /;
over Onehalt III fruits; house, barn, etc: price
duced TO $1,000 for quick sale. u. CRANE 40
Montgomery street. fe26 At
IL 0MESTEAD: 100 ACRES; SONOMA COUNTY;
IL q Y miles from railroad; $500: over 100 acres
available ruit and nut land; large living springs
abundance OF wood, Address HOWE, box So. this
Office. fe26 II
GOE0MA COUNTY LAND SALE OR Elk
- change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE Heads.
burg. Cal. fel4 II
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IALlFOENIA OIL COMPANY. 1889 MARKET.
4 1872 Mission and lOZ0 Larsiu ST.; Bobby int,
manager. wetar-4i1e EssJera co1i oil. 5lIt0u can,
soc star. - 10; Blaine s. 80; gtsoline. 81 gaso
line stoves rep aired; send postal card. re -"
GINGER SEWING MACHINE, WORTH s35.
= for S.. 22 Haight 81. f.23 3-*
COUNTER SHOWCASE. FIXTURES Ire OF
- kerry and iru-stJre. Inquire l22Jla sacra-
mento So. fe2l 3t*
o-HOEsE POWER BOILER AND ENGINE
- cheap az +. NcALEEE'S Boiler WerSs. GIL
Branuan; 10 5rirEwors REG gired. feZ5 7L*
C.I40 ENGLISH SAFETY, $50; 5lINCH VIC
II I1O tor S25. 32H Golden Gate ave fel6 q
GAS FIXTURES. GALVANIZED RANGE BOIL
" crs cheap az HUFSCHlfDT'S. 55T Gay. fe7 tG
CARE. SCALE LETTER-PRESS STOKETRUCK
- and meney -tiu. CHEAP. lU2 Gay 81 aa1 u .
CECOND-HAND BOILERS. Engines, PuMTS,
- Skating puI.eys, beili1z. water pipes. etc.
dez z MCGNTUSH 81 WOLPNAN. 1877 Beais s..
CHEPARD'S root AND POW Pr LATHE5
- piHuer5 drIIi-uFsssas 6E7 y .siou SIS. se2Tst
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BTsTSESs CHaNCEs-cOyTTNUFD.


COFFEE SALOON: ELEGANT IN ALL IT'S Az
- pcintmeEts; very best part city; bargain. Ap-
Ply PACIFIC EXCHANGE. - Kcaruy S. It's
GES0 RESTAURAT: DAILY RECEIPTS
CDOUO. guaranteed over 40; trial until satisfied
rent SIS. PAC EXCHANGE - Kearny ST. L.
COX GENTEEL Cash BUSINESS FOR ! OR
Il ~. men: clearing about s. a day. Apply
PACIFIC EXCHANGE, % Kcaruy S. liz
CoEO BUTCHEE-SHoP: GOOD LOCATION;
IT COO. established II years; horse and wagon
Included; actual yalue $500. Apply Pacific EN-
change, @3 kesrHy 81 fe25 St.
GO0Q SPLEN DID DOW NTOWN LOCATION;
L ODU. il rooms well furnished; Old established
welt paving house. BAILEY. 7l9 Market.26 a exSu
gss)-On SALOON AND LODGING HOUSE;
C7--tbg. next theater; IS furnished rooms; al
ways fun; years hands: retires; 500 monthly
cle1r in this; rent only $50. BAILEY, Tl9 Market
street. re23 It eNSu
COOK DOWNTOWN CIGAR, CANDY AND
- 90. Ira.t store; nice clesn stock; rent S25;
lu. value there. BAILEY. 1l9 Market st. - Il xSu
{ ITy-FBGNr SALOON NEWLY FITTED UP.
selling on account OF departure. Apply "a
Jackson So. fc24 IT,
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EDUCATIONAL.

t,ANJO TAUGHT AT PUPILS HOME. LESSONS
\ sue. Address w. ROSE, so hearny -. 20 -
HIGHER CULTURE! SHORTHAND. BOOK
i Keeping, etc. Rev. J. Bur. ham legg baptist
Minister. creek Houurs Kings Coiies p, FIRST
class Latin kings CoitgeJ- trenCA t9tleEthaTds
Diplomat. chronological Science (>ir =. daSHus'
Teachers Diplomat. Theoretical Science Science
and Arts Sccietys Diplomas 10 rhysicsl Practical
Science (ScH0ol IL Mines. Kens.nZton. Highest
Ilpt0uas for Teachers So Physics. Geology. Miner
oI6ey and Chem.strv1 Fellow u the society Of
Hebrew student under the celebrated Dr. Baucke:
holding credentials from Cardinal Manning. Mr..
Sturgeon, the Bsb0p OF HeXham and Newcastle,
Dr. Richards. Canon Ramsay ana many others,
SEEKS engagements TO teach private pupils ur casses
terms from 81 IS per hour Address r., box lO3.
CALL branch ONCE. fe23 ~
ID W KINIBALL, TEACHER or PIANO 29I2
i Howard ST.. terms moderate. te25 In
DIAN0 LESSONS ONE HOUR-ENGLIsHNAN
i visits pupils very cheap l0i3 Turk 81. fe24 So
OCCIDENTAL ART SCHOOL REMOVED 1873
~ Green. cor octavia. OLIVIA KiNGSLAND.2 Ban
DROF. DE FILIPPEs SINPiIFIED PRACTICAL
L method of French. Spauish$l o. TheBancroftCo.
NINE. SCHROEDER: FRENCH, GERMAN,
" piano; rapid method. 2il9 Clay ST. fe20 To-
nRAMATIC BANJO STUDIO; WARRANT TO
j. mako good player in y lessons. ll7O Market.7*
EARN BOOK KEEPING IN WEEKS TARR
i Expert Accountant. RIM 40, ll70 Market-f5 Gan
GIG. q. CIPOLLONI. FROM ROME ITALY. MAN
- do'in teacher. Douohoe building. r. 80. I6 Ban
CPANISH TAUGHT by SPANISH LADY 622
= Golden Gate ave; call 70 II 4. NJ. Eel BIN
CCHOOL CIVIL. MINING. MECHANICAL. ELEG
- trCai engineering surveying, architecture, As
saying; estab. S64. A. Van der Nailen, 723 MarSet
II EALD's BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST ST
II Boube-entry bookkeeping, peumanship, short
hand, type-WTitIHg, tclegraphy, ETC. all inciudedia
butnes5 course under one fee Of SO. ie5Ott
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 POST Sc.
LHsschOATshfB. so; iay and eVeninL oc4tI
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COME AND SEE MY NEW 5-ROOM-ANDBATH
~ cottages; Douglass St. 23d; best in the city
Ter the money: stone walk; everything up-top;
terms 10 suit. J. ANDERSON. te2b 81
I C. MARSHUTZ. REAL ESTATE AGENT
Il. and Householder. 3z412 Montgomery ST.
QIOSO 22x5B: TAY ST, BET. CLAY AND
OIZOO. Sacramento; nice lite buy.
QO0On COTTAGE OF ROOMS; CHICKEN
IT DOOU. house: splendid chance 10 raise poul-
try, the size or lot, 240XlS0; a bargain.
GAO5O REDUCED: - ;6xe2:6; O'FARRELL
ID 1-OO. ST; good bow window house rooms
aud bath bargain.
GGSO0 GOOD HOUSE; FLATS; ALSO
CpUOUU. rear house; Minna ST., near 9th;
eady tenants: pays we'll: lot 25xSU.
DzONO NINA ST BET 4TH AND 5TH:
- UtO. front and rear houses; rents $7l;
nice little Investment
CJI0O 25xiOO; WILLARD ST., NEAR Nc
CDl1OO. 6ISter; work done
l. C. MARSHUTZ, Real Estate Agect and House
Broker 33l "a Montgomery st. fe2i SUR 2t
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sPIIsTTUALIsM.

NINE DR. THOMAS, CLAIBVOYANT, TEST
W medium and lfe-reader; tells entire lfe past.
present, future consultations all affairs not hing
excepted: name given, valuable advice and sure
help; restores lost love uy sympathy: mistake Inn
possible; diseases cured; fee 81; letter 81. 80
Kearny ST. j ~
VFHE ONLY FORTUNE-TELLER ~ THIS COUN-
try has returned TO san Francisco FOR short
time: she tells what you DO not know; she tells
yoT what you want 90 SNOW: she Will not guess at
anything. but give you facts. see her yourself and
yOE viii send your friends 100 sixth s. ja24 81
GUAR YOYANT, CARD-READER AND MAG.
~ netfc Tealer; circles Tuesdays ana Thursdays:
sittiBgs daily. 62S Webster ST.; take Hayrs-st.
cars. ie4 3m
AIRS. J. s. WHITNEY. CLAIRYoYAST, TEST
d medium and fe-reader. TURK ST aD25 u
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CCOD CHEAPEST LOT OVERLOOKING THE
CCUU. western Addition and PARK: splendid
mar ne view; part cash; BelgrAye ave, near stan
van 81
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NOTICE OF AssEssMENT-YELLow JAOKEr

O. L. MCCOY. Secretary.
ofce-33l Pine street, Room ), San anei5cO,
California. ia29 ID
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nj cEWEN BROS,
vi 4l5 MONTGOMERY ST
Gn00 CHEAP LOTS On I'D. Sd AND 4TH
II IOO. ayes, nr. California ST.. part cash. bal
auce easy terms; lots 25xl2O.
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GOO TO LET-COTTAGE, ROOMS, MODERN
n ~. improvements, patent walks. fine lawn.
flower garden, young orchard, lovely place. 1928
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" HO WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOME-ONLY
" 500 down.
Only go a month viii buy a beautiful new cot
tage OF rooms; all modern improvements; large
lot; only half block from electric cars aud only two
blocks from BerEeley steam cars; price only S225O
interest only per cent; greatest inducement ever
offered Inquire OF w. c. MORAN, Lorin; take
Berkeley train. ia30 I'm
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10000 SALOON AND RESTAURANT on
.-ZOO. California St.: no SUNDAY or night
MO- Apply at CALL Brauch once. feZ0 IT,
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-+UE -ALE-OYSTER GEOTTO AND RESTAC-
ar IT. uaiQue chance center OF this city: reason
.aa. fuil Investigation. apply at 927 Market ST..
s5aT- H. GOWAN- fe23 5tE
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WAGONs ND CARRIAGES.

I IGHT DELIVERY WAGON WITH TOP AT
j your ewH 1.lce- can at go McAhster $40 81
I1EPEESS WAGON; SUITABLE FOX FURNI
j. turz, aow buggy cheap so Howard 70 BIN
NEW TRIPLE SPRINi ~ sINESS BUGGY;
y very cheap 1852 Howard 81. fe24 4t~
SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON AT "a
j Bea.e 81. a. vs.. san DkNE- fel4tf
CECoND-HhND WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP
A. Illt II1rr son Sc. near seventh n
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LITTLE BIRDS DID 1T.

How a Suffer County Farmer Got His
Almond Crop Harvested.
Suffer City Enterprise.
An almond-grower Of this locality bit upon
neat device for gathering his crop last fall
His trees bore largely, and this early be-
came known to the yellow-hammers,
species of the woodpecker tribe of birds,
and they had regularly stored away large
quantities of ripe nuts taken from the
orchard in the limb Of an oak tree near by.
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COUNTERS. SHELVING, FIXTURES AND
=. show eases OF Old-estG5lishCd business place OF
s. rs standing as Er0cCry-stOre aud bar, where
5r1arrels or beer week have been sold; rent SO.
.plF 0U premises JJ5 Howard ST. fe25 2tF
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

COlO0 HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS. LARGE LOT;
u - w. near Catholic Church; bargain. JOS.
j. MASON, Dwight Way Station. fe25 7tS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-26

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