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AN END. l.(FE":=EDEN, MAKING.
T. t. Harris Gives, .It*Up.. 4 as ].
+" !. q 8. Bad OBJ. s.: !.
NOW lin a NEW: YORK FLAT.

Thomas Lake Harris has gone ont 81 tho

j THOMAS Lake. Harris has gone ont oil the
Edeh-mak ing bnsiDe ss. :: i: - f:
i He3has q big bank account now AS the re-
I sufrof wears % spirit taking an other work
int hpssG me line: -. II: "a: =:
But as an: Eden: maker: ne, has proved a
dismal failure. -, .s =;
+: :. Ihe: Son oIna Eden, called Fountain Grove,
not far from Santa Rosa; was founded py
Harris, who. set: himself up" there in 1875
: with what he called Ills Brotherhood ofthe
New Life. ST i: :...= FL. e. X
.@ The cranks gathered around him blythe
score and he took their money! >: =.t:'
rs: Now Fountain. Grove is deserted, save BY
afew of the faithful & The big winery there
has been destroyed by fire, and altogether
The place Isl very SICKLE okfng Eden -. !. !.
r.. Harris married his 63+year- old secretary,
" Miss Jane Waring; Hast spring and travelled
about, finally dlsapp earing utterly from pub
liz. gaze. - . :. f.: i s ~ :.:; III
Sumo Thought he had gone TO Asia. where
: he had. said lie had a large following. " no.
. had left the Blavatsky fold and gone over
Ito him. :: :s. 49,. ~. =. & i. -
f. Some thonght lie was in Europe. Others
thought he was dead The faithful would
not believe that. For bad he not written:
~ can never die r. i@. =i13 =. = s;+;:
Where, of all unspirituals and unlikely.
places. should he turn up but in q New
York fiat? s. ~. = 4*5. : :. Z -. :. +:
a lady just from New Y ork said TO a CALL
reporter yesterday! IT, = r. KS. :a:s :.
-: ~. Mr.: Harris, The Prinfa te, as fused to@caH
him when was In his fold. is now living a C.
: i5S. :Seventlth street 1t Is AN apartment
house OF great luxury, and he seems to- be.
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wha died some years: ago In Germany get
III :reIn airrEi, flfttls or GSl 1lla B. "

| " hn died SOME years age in. GERMANY get
the remafntilg twa:ifths:0r $4,000. -. +: :.
street New =forg. City, and blings ia
| M ellthly .rentalof sl4GD. -: III
The Heirs tfl this city are Fred G., Chris
/ tina E$ and GERTRUDE Il Stree bel 81: 4: =.
=. Suit has READY been comnlent ed lin the
/ Nav York tonrts.:for::a: Partition OF the
ESTATE, and about tho middle ef0ctQbet Mr.
HngseN: will geEast to look: after his CLIENTS
interests: :: - :: ~; @.:
F. Bit fortune after besto wing all this uppn
1 Mis-: Stroebei did net cease shaWeTing down
/ additional eYldenceief its fayafitsm. i
f: "a few week S ago MIS-. Susan Wall. an old
t friend sof Mrs. Stroehel, died. They: had
|: been. close: lends daring life and In her
/ wilrATrs. nv ak gave .eyid encea OF her friead-
shin BY leaving Mrs. Stfoebel $500. : : :..:
TIE =Milf:has been admitted to probate in
This city -: =: II:
:: Attorney cHassett Iis AS junliant as his
client ever her good fortune. : He says !:
I: aShe rs d worthy woman, who has worked
& hard to give her Children good eduoa tfoa.'t
i. Her sen, Fred g.; who; is 17:Iears old. fsa
I student at this school for The deaf nddanib.
but dc spftet these afttgtfons he is a bright
manly boy and works at the printing trade.
+ Herr d daughters are. sthdious:' ard we'll
.&br0ngfftEup. ~ .-.:;>>:", r. II
~: So fortu nB could not have placed It's gifts
in yerthier hands, s:">. - 81: 80: ii:
:S The estate will prove: a wfndfalf; to the
cousins living in Germany as their father
lied some yea airs age, leaving them but little:
f. The wealthy: StrQe 81. whose death iias So:
greatfy3benefted his Df0tIer' SCR phats, was
IAN odd Sheep in the 4 family. He held
very little intercourse with his relatives,
and none. OF them knew whether he was
we'll TO do or net. :: In fact the Disclosure of
III is veal tn after his death occasioned NO.
little surprl Sc. as twas supposed he made
n living as. livings go nowadays, and moth
ing more. :. @.*/; 80: -. -
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go; " -. !. =;
Iona. Park: The; ladies Of the Unitarian
q hnrch are taking ETA borate PREPARATIONS.
| Carriages will meet the trains, and ansuse-
nents and ia conEnu ousiy served dinner
! await;the nierry=hatinters of the grove. :: !
The: Giant Powder Works have begun the.
CONSTRUCTION Of: their new establish m emit at!
!. SebraAte station. between San Pablo and
Pinoler They expect to be running in a
Several valuable dogs have been poisoned
lately. +. r. ~. -: i
: i w. J. Schmidt, for MANY years a resident
OF Berkeley. has finally:decided to run for
the Assembly from the Forty-ninth District.
- The'cantata s'The Little Gypsy Girl" was
, produeedlast mig hit: at Sisterna Hall. The
. principal characters as gypsy: girls were:
taken By the Misses Maud Wakes and Myr-;
:'tle Gusli Ing. f.. - -: - ::::j i: :: !:
::. Thursday evening the concert for the
benefit of the M. g.: .Church proved to be 20
musical success; and treat TO mtIstc+l lovers.
An effort to organ ze: q local fire: depart
ment " i'll be made at Lafin. -: :::::' i, -
Revival: nsestings. conducted by! DR.: de-
Witt are In Dfogregs at the Baptist church.
=. j.. Pimental got. oat:a0f: The fry5ing-pa pan
;fntojthe fire yesterday when call 20 answer
fur battery. He was toe drunk TO answer
for any thing, and Justice PenwelE fined hm
S25 for contem pt. =: ::
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ADDRESS no THE :,cfrlzENs:::::
The Beard OFF, Saith App e1iftl. a Conn l nlit,
=. :.

The BEARD of"Bsatth:App e1iits a Co1nnlls-
:. tee ON FreTentlxss.;s = ::,: ~: :
Because of ena eIgencv a special: meeting.
OF the Board of Health was held yesterday
morning, Mayor .Sahderson In tlie;chaits =:
. DR.. Lawler ald,tkat:ti1e: steam en- Menocwai
had arrived from HamQl uTu with Ell: steer
age aud 7s cabin 'passengers on be ard ard
had anchored sof:sthel quaranttae grounds.
He called the attention Of HE board: to tie
fact that she had clean bills of health from
Sydney and from HonoTaair. -
II went QUITO her i" said DE-; Iiawrof, :.fat
8 o'clock this morning and inspected eyefy
soul on board. if1nna MO sickness, what.
ever. But told the captain. that owing I'd
=. the circular letter from the depaTtileh al
Washington. published in the press this
morning ] could. NOT allow the Dssaengefs
10 disein bar K till j had brought the matter
before the Boardof Health" -:
!. What is your opinionTF asked Mayor
.SandefSon. . :: ~. =
any opinion is" said ;Df. Lawiof. 5"tiiat
nothaving any official notice from. the de-
partnent at w ashlHetop, 1.-The passengers be-
Ing In good health. and the vessel being at
sea when this circular letter was sentout
the vessel SHOULD be. allowed to proceed TO.
her berth. II might be advisable az a. mat
ter Of preeauti0n to. fumigate the baggage"
= Dr. Regensburger said: I'VE stfo uId take
no official notice Of. the circular letter.: It IS
absolutely ridiculous f5atyessels witheclean
bills Of health coming from ports that are
not Infected with cholera should be inter-
fered WITH. The best tfingto do:is toignore
s the circular for the present. 1t will be time
enough to act when We are officially notified.
Idon't believe Ii applies west OF the Sierras
anyhow. There Is no'necessiiy Tor fumlga-
tion." :. :: Ill
DR.. Bucknall thought tile baggage should
be fumigated. "TlIere Is a great cry at
present about the ctolera,,"' he laid, land
every precaution should be TAKEN.
II was decided thai the vessel and bag
gage be thoroughly funligaled ana then me
passengers should be.aIio wed 10 land.
Dir. Rrgens burger SAID: al would like to
Fay a few words regarding the cholera
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rrK,5iHtvrsrIvEs. F'ios +onol,n ERA.
a Board of Healih Man Tells ths gfti-:
.. - = .zensj How Ta Lixe.'::*: =:

.
+ zens How TaIsixe:
+. Al: ii, enlher Of. the Roard.of Health, who:
at tie special meeting In the :nlornfpg re-
:feBrea TO preHoasfges again 81 hnleFa Is was g
asked by. a .feporler to: explain what these
ARE! =; :: T. ri: " .:.:
..lyell," said the doctor, "elean liness-Is;
eyerythlng &, :: E lie houses i teuld "be White
washed aud painted. anu the plum bling and
drainage in perfect order to pre- vent ptltre-..
faction s.. IL: 4. T. I. r. = ::
/ .sAfter these things areattended To. people
should look to. theIr food 1t should be well
cooked (; fruit hotiid be: eaten s except Sl
:cnuk1d,;.: Drink Ing ater ssh ould be. hailed
ana allowed TO cod: Milk should be steFIl-.
lied Uf cooked, hlttiIe latter Is not as dIges-
III BILE rs the forInert r.: 7. :. s.. ::
- AVOID ali ferlnented Substances, sltch:as
beer, sale OF per ter. Drink brandy sherry
port or " hiskY ID moderation. not 10 xoess.
as then it is exceed ingl y: dan gefQ1ls
f." ':DisinfeGt thnrough tt. and use lots Of
chloride lime; also the fumes of. >snlIhllr
are good. = These car6olic acid scentbags are
no good p :. Z: 4: *. 1884, - r.:
&. .'ief yoa think the cholera Will come
here s: .:. + II: 81. ;. ..: 81. !. :
-::5I . fiope not. IF the pHople here would
take proper esrelof themselves, which they
anstfa a kreat deal better nathls: city than
ia any q tler#in the World, there need be. no
fear Of the ct0lera. I; :a:: @ T.: e.:
:: - 2 III have fewer panners here thRn any
where else, 'aAd. it Is a we'll knUwn factthat3
=cI0l efa travels nltiph faster htnong the:
paupeT population III an other classes.
=; Then we dpsl't live so dens ely tugefter
and we live better here, whereas in
European cities the working classes*llye:fn
tepenent-beuSesi and tAey are had[y no lir-
:ls19t d. o. meal and heer,:::: y. i: 5;
:: -: he pnfy plague spot here Is Chinatown
. IL fsateErble4 81 f the eflolera should get ia:
theFa IL rs ill., Have no chance to get out till 1t
a4lIh{lates tile Chinese, and shea]d that
happEn tile most sens bic: thing to: do would"
be t0bnrn down. the who lie place.
I'll Nasln Berlin: dnE3n Z tile cholera eIi-
st5AJe there Ia 1913 and the pe0ple: died
Hken4es.: wa55atten din Z hospital and had
many aSes ntlder my supervision, =
SAN Francesca was visited by the cholera
In ESQ, was ii mt 2'' =. i = III. =; .s... L
s.: & have heard my father speak abpnt il,
and he: always said il WAS not Asiatie
eifUlera, bllI cholera tlestrts Y'iIe, dTstinc-
tiOR Sstllat the 1orMerlis epidelliic and tile
fattef is n ot.:: .: : :. >. x ~ ~.
= San i faBcsscD has everything In its
fl y9rs and. I don't think we wilrb be troubled
villa the etipi era; If. every. pFelauIlerr.*is
taken TO keep.lt cut 81 III: i.
{. Rntie } aeeEy was one. or thirteen children.
W fit we're eiiTeii of the cholera III = 1870 by
g4HekWeint Which is simply boiled elarets
HYiHe. will mixed spices Mfr. 1scoby was
iktN diving vii h his father, the Rev.
j. Jardhyi In foWenbuFg PoneTafiin; a:
remedy sos siaiffle and get so efffeaeious
should be kept la mind | - ::
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.RlINEDI..o BIYE=FO 0
=. f+:.s
A Pleasant ]; .surpriisefGo3 8 IS the
stro g e., Family i +
-Areiiing Widow Suddenly Finds, Hsri.ili M.
" sahjset ot Two Snug Rsqas,ts Rs :. I.
:. E.: ~ ~ znarkable Story II -: Il: =

Mrs. Christina Streete4 of 1929 Folsom
street is m widow with. three / CHI i4dfen:. 10
wboInlife present year has brought nnex.
peeted good FORTUNE: =: + >>,: " !. +:
=: InefsSa her husband, Jacob Stroehe1. died:
Everybody. kneW ": and: liked StfoebeL. :.IIa
was .gp cd hearted. charitable IN pioneer: ana
fuith ermere he was earning: i :eonifqrtabl,
living from Ills meat: mai get lat fi29 Folsom
street,: = 49,: T. - T:
+ But:sick Bass came and laid him low. =: s
For: months: he was Under I'M etical tr safs
ilient, 80 that VI hen lie died nil his enrJr Is es
had been expendeh and ali he :iefthls family
was@the lttleproperty at 4I2g r 81 So nj: street
which seTysd him both asa home and apia9e
"A fter paying alt the. medl5i cal ex,je,is ss
MES; stTgeoel had thing left But tie
s: Size YVES SO peoraa tobein able to advay, d.
::lhe esstsqi: pEoeattng: her husband's VILE:
which were born by: the ~ eli KIN eva :atieT...
ney, n. 6. Hassetti:whe bad been Well ae.
eqWalntet Wi th Stree BELLA Hrs lifetime. #.
+: "a ftgE Her: hnsband's Heath tIra Wilt q IT,
netitiet Her brnther:J 10 hlhin New York. 81:
tie fact;:$Btitsf as her LETTER; was NJ ii, :evsi,
ansSssede, she did DOT knew. if he:was living
Mrs. Streebel;haa hard struggle e. mn Ia
both ends nleet.; She lfad5ts1o INN or farieh:
tefs: to care for al her only sol, who NJ isit
::haye been q support To-: her, as. both ileai
and dfIiIh,.:; i i: =: -
The ponrWtdow bore her troubles b;r-a.yely.
howe YER. and managed Is exist - 2. 2
datlus (, TIE latter parf.of May last She re-
source. that. y ohn=StrOehsf her bratIya rilfg
law fn NeW York, had died: - :: =: s' =
+: "a week afterward siie received d letter
stating that. John. StroeBel's vile 'haviIt1r
'd.ed Previous to hrs demise. his Ell entire rre
es Nts S sfsaatg g te his 6rethers chileren.
of, her friend and attorney M. q. Hasss ssn's'
=. The latter madelnqAlry and startiea N -
nlroeoei:ly informiDg. her: that jStroe l;ei =
estate; was valued at S20g 000I :: =
.As: me; case. mo W Stands the three chii.
s assn q 81 Ell. s, jacob s.aasbe
and the two children t6f smother: 5to fv9 :
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the; Port ugaese and italian quarters. :+There
they#wi Il: see something tfsat viii astonfsh
: theni.D =: : >: =:
:, i suppose everything possible is being
done 70 get the city;ina thdfo 0ghly sanitary
.co1fdtfonS asked. the reporter +: ::
: EDha yes. TheJGitfzeAs. can, rest assured
that every hing possible Will: be done. You.
saw my letter TO 1hb. Chief Of Palice2 ?: We'll;
l would makethe police arrest every perstIi
found 4 tiro#ing dseayed frait or vegetables
fntosthe cesspo0ls: - - ::
:. 81 told. Supervisor Taber that he shonld.
| instruct the Superintendent of: Streers. ito
stop ali other #oIk-and set cyefy, aYailable
man. rem owing Carriages and :ttioroughly
cleaning, the alleys Clean tlrelil out,
whether they are connected with the .ac-
copied streets Or mott .:;....s. i: ::
But the Street Superintendent says he
has. no funds. .: " s. -: -
.:'fNunseHse. The. Supervisors caiii* get
anything they; want. This lis a case .of
episrgency. and everybody wifi stand By
tbem." u: -
2; ..'The: flushing of tie sewers. is IA good
thinP,:I sifpp0se2 = !: - = -.
IT'S ageod thing fa> its way, but the yen
StilatloR 81 the sewers is. what is urgently
needed. :. Two years ago L. ifipiored the
SHperyl sofs To- pat, In manhoifs ~thor0agIsy
perf9fgied and have. been anthem ever since.
|. sANhenethe conlmEssion was ;appontBdt I'd
get up anew system of.seWerage. / pressed
|. upon, the Superyrsorsthe necessity OF hav!
|. Ing better ventilation. and pointed out the
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:: a $FEAFIKE .oyERIiooKED
The Possibie Prevalspcs::of Oh dlera .
g :: i ma Iin RI ed Ennda.. :: =.

Tho Possible PreVaispcs::of Oh dlera in
J. " Imported Foo tfs. +. !.
!; There is one. featufe.of ::tbe clleIera:epi-
demic in fmpign. countries that will escape
the attentions Of most. people and that is tie
.preVaIence: ofthe disease in impopted Tor.
eign articles Of food: -: ': -: :: !:
On this subject a. letter has; been. received
/: by THE CALL from. aloca merchant; lit
Contains THIS Paragraphs: : :::1 . 81.
=. I;woHid like 10 cai your atteiitIoni9 the in.
h9ence OF senofera' ON ;MedterEanean finporta.
fiDUs. =
: The prevalence :of ehnaefa In Europe. Some
eight years ago resulted ia practical buycotti,g
ofihe Sranlsn falslns.a Sicily lemons, Tarszoia
::alm0nds and Hl1uts; French piuaes. etc. and /;
was at that tnne or the greatest benefit in into;
ddelng California products in the EasterH States
Fhe probable: ppfoach OF cholera Lrfie Eas
arid the certainty Of It's ex Estence iii Europe vii
mo ueut result dn a quaiantine Of OF ALT yessel s.
fleigllt kud passengers that arrive In New Yerk,
and " Will be ,extFemely lazafdous To- Import
fsTHign food. PRODUCTS. =.
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THE VOICE Of The MAJORITY SAYS
.HIBLAUD & DIuNORB MAKE II 6. F)
. e. . :. a. -
PROPOSALS.
To. Construct Granite Steps; Etc.,: and: Lay
s Drain !. Pipes and Furnish Loan for 8.
" :. : (. the Improvement OF Alta Plaza: !.


!. OFFICE OF THE CT ERIK. OF THE: BOARD OF
" Supervisors of The city aud County OF San Fran.
. > clseO,: Septem Der 81 lS92. -:
=: In acGQraange With. RESUMPTION No. Ia 40 bird
Ser@es) WIS he received Iii open
Boardon MO SD Az i " EN- NG September ~ 892
from so 10 s. o'clock for the tolfGNing work on
T.: Aita:P aza; =. =: = 80: =.
Eirst-for constitute ting granite steps; with con-
gre t I'll elts ana IA t anu fer placing sew
-:ers s&dGran pifie$:in safiT Alta n sz4:.:
= Second (y Fer lAfnsh ing and delivering loaIn for
the covering 81 said PalaY the probable Quantity
fequired sei about Z09O ioaifs. each load.to con
t&in 10 CUBIC feet:.O ntaferial The wnO:e OF the
abovs werk tel deue Inaer the direction and to
gineeE AND St EictlX m acGoF dance WIN plans and
sci Eeati pTs red by hfn Oh iFe in this ONCE
:. NpT4GE-B Bidders. vii estimate ana state price
fer wiEeA they ff peTorIn the W k0 e OF the work
for in fhe fcati0ns for granite steps.
hulEheadS, sewers pfeS; also. separately,
for tie supply i0am. bisfIg prize for sachlosd
of loan deivered with Ehe dfstinet understanding
that. cGftE CTS wltbe aWarded 10 the lowest bid
d9rs on each OF theaboVe desert bed pieces OF work.
The party te whom the Contract is awarded VIII
OF rAe eontract, 20 pay the cost OF advertising this
notice In three daily eEs papers. = -.
In erger 10 preserve IN form II and to facilitate
the std e board has resolved to receive bids
ll(l ess mado dp0n blank forms :prepafed by the
com4ttee and certified eheck for Tn of 80 90
0eposittd by ftfe bidder with an made payable to
1.-the Clerk of the board, Lef0GeG 81 the proposal
Is aceePse aid the Contract awarded and II this
:6idder shall fatf ipr negfectsta executes written
az MT I'D give the bond required within four
afe rtt(e award made then, apan that case.
the said sum shaA be paid Into the CITY and county
treasury by said Clerk, as iqatdated damages for
I. faiLars and nsgJects - 80: :.
:. BtinEs t4irnlshesi by the Clerk. -: :: :: 81.
The berd reserves the right to reject all bids II
BIC [s19ifc good se*require.* ..
:: se3 at p: JOHN. Al: RU SIS ELL; Clerk
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The Fire Record.

A blsze on$ths reof.ef. "a shed on Ninth
! street. between Howard !. and Folsom;
caused an alarm: to bessentin from box 71s
at -3i1O O'clock yesterday AFTERNOON. The
loss amounted to $50. and sparks from "a
chimney are supposed TO have started the
: fire !. r; g.. =: III. ~
81 Engine 8 and truck were called ont ON; a
still alarm at 9:10 O'CLOCK Eesterdfay morn.
ing for blaze 0n4the roe of De. Sins helm
er's dwelling at 21G2 Van Ness avenue.
= Sparks fro m . chimney caused the fire. and
the loss amounted 10 .S5.. ~... :.: &: 4:
= IS par ks: from. the chimney set: fire to- the
roof OF John 'Kerfigan,s house. 400 MeAl-
lister street,a 4:45 o clock yesterday after
tloGn.. Damage S25. : =. i; s@ p.
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+ en- jnying Himself. Fl have mot: seen him,
/ but hear .he III axes some ry queer state
~mNnts: IL , r. =. 49,: :. NJ III Is
%1'. He has been .dut.of doors but once since.
+ gotng there That once was to Central
s=s''1Ie never went out again, BEGAN Sc. lie de-
l@#elaredthatlt was Zoo much for his divine
~per$ she. felt HI easn kes and *yfper5 and
+ vampires or the wiz deity and.ttey":~oyer4
powered him. an d lie felt1compelled to re-
i trent to.hs hiding place = %s-&>l~. 4,
I ~: II PAYS :Ofk this tr ibute,aho w
/ ever, he says tina f. tile sJi:akes aud vipers
md vampires are :n0t=as bad as in san Fran
CISCO. 80 r. 81 z. . g. p IA
SSH i t.was&unhol y*gr00nd. s HIS sacred
f feet dllot ire adj ilhourf earof tGrtures
f in@escT fba BILE :. ,.|s & RI :. ". 81
I :. He sen & out Invitations to the faithful
there 70 hear him ctufe in his par oTs, but
Eth VIE ed ii 81 res plpel 1Hhim tore
ind ti0 M an dtU* q .inl0*tlie* .iu-
Hers and d0.hlrd.dnIeTnal battlecforc tire
popT.d cyl ssfI tile: elIs* and on earth.
:* etrpt h of / lem tteris IfaI-
IFS became very fearful Of: ben g5mob bed
W llfie In santa + W inter-, . s. s !
..z " Is S. e heyafl ii en-, yodrenlember,
|: delIyer red a, sc 9rching lecture aga instllm,
20 nd q tclared hl cOnlilln y stem WAS
wqrsa than Norm oIJsin.. ~ IS r. r.
80 He married Hiss lYaring III order to
ma ke= himself i appear better De lore the
world. + Ut eyef tiieB.fs fe Eti*it.w 0nld do
binr 20 Cd TO- get away: SoShe fled,..J1@= ri
%:' j see T. looked iilto Mr.: Harris sys-
M .te:clo sely at one me, nj ii nearly
ed by tt Il renla III ed a his ouse All
E:FGuntaln.G ropeIf or Nv o: months, bull Went
away veg q ckl ": when u found =0utr the
eolrl So of |treatment he had Prepared Tor
Ie2. i: == " .. =.*z II =.. Il. a":
81 Is: Harris overcoming back TO CallfQr-
t.nla ' <.... . &C.: 80: Sab; ::
K hardly thin ok So. Hls:streng,h.i gone.
Mos,= Of his followers eFt=hinl after his ok
T. pQsu re..b Miss WALTZ eraDd the press. III
80 tile % eAyE NO KIN ner# men knew
f he y In. helrs ~ they would max es:it
Nv este IN * or k:is wei RENE nibered.
The $ ltn and iii 9. WQrld !: have wrfttan:: him
up tipe and again;
III / hin k%thatl fyon publish h is address
and the New get hold o + it: he
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!. NoTicE%Tos CONTRACTORS.

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OFFICE OF. THE BOARD OF STATE HARBoa
~ "Reminiscences, 10 California street. San Fran
.ciscei EaE,a Angusf 30, Is 92+:s -: :.
=; Scared proposals or bids Will be received at this
onfce at or p5ibf. to- O'Clock p. M on n ESUAY.
Septemb ef 3l SS rfuE5is binE ths material and
paw: gs tie roadway OF sections. l. and q of thu
beawAl with:tfle bSst *5asalt blocks ard laying
adjacent sideways and drains In .aceordaDte with
1.-The plans and ShecifGaftGhs prepared therefor by
the clElef engineer aad adopted by the board An.:
g&st:9D, 1885, - !. g - 20. :
No bid will be- recetS ed aiiress Ii is made on
BLANK form fdrA fstred from this once and Is accom-
paHisd by certified CHECK. for 8 per cent OF the
srfolas or bid payable tothe order OF the secretary
OF beard. a. aguarantee ON the part of the
cesSfUI bid eft List WIFI within SIX ass after the
acceia1lcs has bid; enteF into. written contract
3odo said W Ork according TO the plans and spec f
catiQn adopted by tffe:bpafd Al gast So 1872. and
Will also exsGQteS amt fife with this board good
and sufficient boadi to de proved by said board;
In such sirn asfGShaI direct, anf conditioned for
the faftnfn peTfern nee sueh Contract. nOrwlli
said bid be this board Unless delivered
tothe Hecfetag f;d the assistant secretary at ths
sffcs:6f THE SECRETARY at orprtor TO- oelock P.
an TUESDAY; September Is, 1892 at which place
the b.sEs Will be. openea... :.-...-
he board reserves the Fight to reject any or all
BIDS II dee{ne this best Interests of the state
BfdfeEs ARE tANited to be present at the opening
or the bids. !: 81. C. F. BASSETT.: -
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:: -: -, Hoard of Stase HaTbnr Camm issioners.
E. Mans DIES. " kSs9N; Chief Engineer.
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The morning call., 1892-09-03
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]. NJ o RE. :::INspECTORs WANTED.

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!. Six Men to: Cover ths whole. ssity: Arc
=. 81 ;= Tvtalay Inhtteq ua.e. / / j: -
): Is it not sh1rtrsighted policy ON: the part
:of::tAe Supervisors to lave. only six health
inspectors IN q city. Of The size and extsnt Of
San francisco ~. ff:i iii - :. -: :: f.
:. Even suppesjag these six men. weEo:capa-
:ble:of deing alfshat was; necessary on; e.fdL
nary -oeeasions%i il is :4i,rerly Impossible; for
them to .do4hBms selves Dir The City Jastics In
;the:p reese ntlem Urgency: -,
s The Healeil =04ficef should: D ave. every
possible ASS rs taiice: IN giving tits city a
/, fhotough cleaning uF,hlt he can i do:4nuc h
: With only six MEN at his beck niicali:.:: !!
+: Com plants are begfining to.pellr into the
|: Health Oilics, I'D These six fnssnectqfs
:wedlld have*te :dp,i lie work OF double their
number to-; give each :cRse: that pIelGpf am!
eateful attention SO. essen al at theriesefi
s tEine. =: -. :::&:S: ! H:
&: She Supervisors must Tise:to The accasion
and the Taxpayers WILL will ing 4sippgtl
: them in: any extra Elk penditnre in: the pras.
emf emergepcy; .::!:t:: :: i: - !:
:. Twelve inspectors. Woah not be too many
to cover tile grounds :::s.: