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4 round table l. better than square
table u tho dining room is large cnou IA %
permit o.. II not, then the Ordinary OBJ
long extension table must be- used. Tao
round table j. much more preferable and
easier 10 scat people at. bcsid.s Il gives "a
suggestion % the famous "klng Arthur
and the Knights OF tho Round Table, a
Few prominent society women siill cling 90
the old fashioned long, narrow table. Mr.,
Aston for example, stil uses that style ui
dining table in order that her famous gold
dinner set may DO placed to the best nd
vantage. Mrs. August Belmont, on the
contrary, prefers nn obl0ng table, aud the
decorations Tor an elaborate dinner are cur
rird out TO make tho shape more pro
nounccl. Flowers should never DO absent
from the dinner table. No matter ho,
homoly they add to the ploturosqucncss Of
the feast.
Let "a zee how table Is set for fash.
ionnh!e diuucr party. On the table Is iirlt
placed n thick flannel cloth; the thicker DO
l. the better, rs e ptcvcnis noise of the
dishes 900 thoy are plaoQd on &c, over this
Is spread n snowy white damask table.
cloth. Sometimes over this is placed st,il
another, Of elaborate embroidery and lace
lined with pink or yellow satin rs taste
dictates, or Whatever color Is u prcdoml.
nate At the dinncE Tho plates arc fret
placed upon tue table. As these are to ~.
mnin until after soup IL served, they are
always the hapdaomest Ia tho gold or
.hinG .et,. as the ease may be.
Don't crowd. Zach guest should be al.
lowed a space OF two feet or twouty.slX
inches, II the table wilt admit Of IL, and tho
plates placed nc equal distances apart;
Place two dinner forks 10 the lgtt Of each
plato; also An oyster fork with prongs rcst.
lug on the edge OF the plate, On the right
must he a dinner knife and spoon for
soup. Tho glasses arc arranged NJ tho
right Of each guest on liuo with che inner
edge Of tho plate. The water glass IL set
next TO the plate. Then glasses Tor what
ever other beverages ure intended 70 DO
served. 4 glass, whether Of water or any
other liquid, should never be filled more
than threoqung,ors full.-Dalmonico In
Ladies' Home Journal,
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he served ~ an officer In some on Napo-
Icons wars and later became praticai
cruiser IN the enst, after that he was
strong ais Of certain republican states Of
South America. Hewas about forty years
old, tall and commanding In figure. with
iinc black mustucho 10 set on n dark but
handsome face. and just the fellow 70 lin1
Hes fruitlon IN the exciting gane nlayei
Mt Bnrratarla. To siguaiiza his official 20.
Hitiou he wore q full naval uniform sur
mounted with n rakish, tdrhau shaped cap
Of otter skin. lie mover took 10 The SEQ,
however, bat remained NJ home managing
bis lawluss crown and marketing their
plumber.
Doubtless Jean was worth to the cause
BE- served a dozen heroes Of the deck, for 10
was q desperate gnme the outlaws played
under the eyes Of the law, ald 10 needed q
diplomat at headquarters to wnrd OF a
wholesale hanging scrapc.
~ one time The matter got Into the
United States court, aud f.alltte bought
mp the district attorney. Johu u. GrymnF,
who resigned HE o0loa 10 defend him. III
ward Livingston. who was then practicng
In New Orleans, Joined with Grymcs, and
for fees OF t9lOJ1 each they got cessation
proceedings. Yet the reputation Of their
clients WINS such that they hestatcd about
going 90 Bprratarig to gct their heavy
fee. Finally Livingston Offered Grymcl u
large slice Of his $4,000 for Collecting It.
When Grymcs returned successful. With
the aitort.lstc of I.liltto's wines aud cigars
on his pnlato and his Golfers heavy with
gold, he exclaimed, "Wtlt cruel mis-.
nomcr II IA TO cali the most honest and
polished gcntlcmcn that the world ever
produced pirates aud handitsW
Al tho world. however, nd not take tho
kindly view NJ tho impossible Grymcs,
aud Commodore paftoron's llttlc fleet
swooped down ON the island under prCtcyg
Of attacking tho British. aud the Barra.
tnrinns. surprised at al points, mndo no
fight and scattered Into the hnyous, nbln.
d0uing vessels, cannon, houses and booty
70 the marines aud rlgulars 50 fell Bar
rutnria.
But that was not end Of the polished
advcututor ianltr lie escaped capture
and remained iu hiding not lar away. hli
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Tho competition in the quaint sly.
ings Of children has produced some
very fine specimens, / fancy, how.
over could mention some quite I'm
TO the average which have como with.
in tho range Of my own experience.
Tho materialistic ideas which chill.
dren often import into thcr rcligion
arc sometimes irrosistibly amusing.
remember littlo boy who. having
heard read some Of the prophecies
about the deyil in the book OF Rove.
latimEB, expressed an ardont desire 10
SEQ the enemy Of mankind so that he
might tell him something that would
mako him tromblo One OF the best
stories of this kind is that Of a little
girl whose brother tonscd her while
she was saying hor prayers, and who
consequently added 90 them the FOL
lowing, please excuse mo for q mo
mont o Lord, while ! smack my
little brother, '-London Fiparo
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT tN.
N der and BY virtue OF au ordcIni The PRO
hale Court Of Salt Lake Couuu lth Torn.
tory, made on The aist day oi lrlfn0tY lsNi,
the undrrurnrd, the duly appointed ana puali.
irI guardian ni tho persona hnd lsiAtrH "
John Woodruff and julia NcuiruH muora
WIZ lcil 90 private rnlc, 10 mo hifucft bidder
tor = sh aud subject 60 continuation by aud
rInhatH Court. all The right. Ute interest," and
estate oi the said minors, IN or O. q certain
rIoce or parcel ~ land fitratc Do SAT- take
jitN, salt Lake County. Utah Territory, and
particularly described ~ follow. % vit An
Undivided ouc.third interest va lo'1 iCn UUI and
eleven 10. N block thirtcon t5I, tive acres,
plat " a" ~ Icid survey,
HtH ln writing wlil Dc received Tor AIuprop.
oftv, addressed 90 nc uudrrHiFnr ., tare n
lf1ar ~ Naddcli, attorney, - aut % EHst,
iirst South street. salt Lake ely, Utah, up 20
aud including tho -,ih day Of January, lt1i,
after which said property viii ne fn.d, Terms
and condition of sale, each, ana tuuicCi 90 con.
lruatl0u by fnid Probate Cow.
AgAIiiI H. WOODRUFF.
Guardian Of the rcrons aud oaiatla OF said
Wtnurf.
nsted ihis oth day OF Jauuary, iss. dm
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WHY THE DEsERET NEWS SHOULD
BE SUBSCRIBED ron IN
PREFERENCE TO Any
OIEER PAPER.

I. II Il tho Organ Of tho Church Of
Jesus Christ Of tAttor-day Saints, aud
the authorized medium through which
the views, wishes and instructions Of tho
Chu,ch Authorities are expressed, and
givon to the Saints.
2. ISJnay always Do relied upon ag al.
,ocating or dcionllng the right sido u
cvcry question proper for public journals
to treat upon.
o. II Is devoted to tho interests Of tho
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ton, yalienily defended thor rights ind
advocated the principles In which ihoy
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4. 1t - no, publLhod for speculation,
and mover bias been, hut for the good
which It l. capable Of accomplishing; tho
profits, n auy there be- derived irom 1t,
being devoted to extending its sphere Of
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munlly.
.. It Is doing II, utmost 20 establish
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making and typo-iounding, storootyping
and eloctrotyping - branches necessary
10 the development and Independence "
the community, but which, during their
infancy (Which in this Territory they
have no, yet passed., can only DO carried
on a. pocunisry loss.
0. There Is no danger Of any subscriber
10 tho NEWS falling to got what ho sub
scribos for through failure Of tho business
and suspension Of tho publications.
result In tho ease OF hundreds OF news.
paper ventures every year.
z. It is now printed throughout IA new
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.. IL IN froo from Objectionable adver-
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ruptod from having access 10 ii; In fact,
It refuses thousands Of dollars worth OF
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAr ~
~ pursuance Of an order o. tn Probate
Court OF shit Lake County, Itah Territory,
made January gfth isll. The unicTUuuCd, id.
ministratur ol tie cstAiU ~ Joshua Parker. de-.
ceased, Will on she On DAY of tHhruary, 1891, ct
ihu Jaw once 81 barlow iCFEufoa, room i1i
Lonsutuuon Building salt o. e CITY. ni "
o'rlo,h noon or said DAY, or alter H.'d lime
" ieh thu sale mny he continued, soil 90 pri.
NAir sac 20 TIC highest bidder Cor each, hnd
subject 90 coordination by hud Court al the
rFNt, title. luteIrtt ana tate 90 tlr fnid
Jushua Parker 81 thr time ~ Die death or o..
forward, Of, IN aud to the following Dies rhad
Ecl Eltate, situated IN SAT- Lake County, Gtah
Territory, and particularly described a. fol-
lows. W wiz BEGINNING ~ point 90 rods
Nuai aud as rods South from tho DO thHlHt
corner Di tho tuuihwrH. quarter ~ sect. 900 ,.
Twp, Norti ~ Range NCst ralt t4io M,ris
IAN, running themes Mrgt - ruIf, thence
North li.i rod, thence Esst a. rods, thence
south Ii.3 rods fn thu place Of lOEuninE. con.
ihlniuE SIS Arrcf, esd dcaCitsd tract Of add
tUmg Lot !, Block ". Jordan Plat, and being
contained Wihin the limits Of the suuihWcst
quarter u Section y, Twp. ] NOftu OF hing
West, salt latc Mruiiau''
ids viii be received on Tho above des.
cTHHi land either % fald oiiirc. or by The a.
mH.tirHiOr Of said estate, up To- tue limo d
said sale. J. W. -uNMERHANs
Administrator OF saId Lffate.
BARLOW frHdusoN. ATTY for E''ale.
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NOTICE 10 oREpIToRs.


Rotate OF Elizabeth Brunker, pleeaod.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, administrator OF the estate
" Elizabeth hruuitr, deceased. 10 the crcdi-
tors ", aud all pufsnnl HAVING clalms against
the said deceased, TO exhibit them. with the
the nrtt publication Of this r1uco, Ia the said
administrator. Ia care of Wgddei & Adams, ~.
iofneya, ~ 2. q East, fifIi south Street, salt
Lake Guy, IN the county ~ SAT- La.c, Utah.
Dated becomher 10Th, 1871. -
ii, uRUNKER,
Administrator OF tho cita!e OF Ehzabeth
BruukCr, dcCCagtd.
wAppLLL y ADAMS, Attorneys for esta,c.
dtaw tn
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Is HEREBY GIVES. THAT THE Az.
L nual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Desoret and salt Lake Agricultural and Manu-.
Company Onlco, No vi Eart, south Temnie
Ntrtci, salt Lake Oily, nan, on saturday, Jau.
uaN oh, lN2, al ~ O'clock a. W., for tho pur,
nose OF olooling Directors 20 trrye tue ensuing
yuar ana Tor tho trhufnetiuu OF such other
business us shan come before the meeting.
SAT- Lake City, Jan, 18th, %
dlOt J.. join 'NuTrALt, see'y.
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f.iss bFush "Ielda the brush Saeoesiiuiiy.
Virginia Brush IS one OF the most sue.
ceaYlul designers Of interior decorations.
Confronted with the problem Of self main.
tcnanco through her fatherE death, shr
utilized the talent she had Tor color aud
cmbyollcry Che famous panels Ia the
Vnudcrhil. houses, the ro''rum In tho Mot.
gemorinl, tho music room ia the home Of
Judge Andrews, everything In the Mliefs'
new home on Fifty'siSth street, aud sew.
cral houses In Philadelphia and Deuvel
arc decorated by Miss Brush and her en-
ploycea. Exchange.
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rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE ANNUAL
j meottng Of tho stockholders Of the salt
Lake FISH and Dairy Company, vii 10 hold at
the central ONCE o. tho company, No. - and
"a East First South street, salt Lake City, Salt
Lake County, Utah TERRITORY, on Tuesday the
pih DAY Of frnfuary, 1924, 90 o'clock y. M, for
toe purpose OF elcclinr Dircctora 10 serve tho
ems lng Year, aud Tor such other business as
may properly come before alid meeting.
Dated aalt Lake city. January 70, 49,,
did isAAC NJ MADnELl., secretary.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING,

NOriCE Is HEREBY GIVEN no ALI,
~ whom u may concern, that q spnftnl
meCting OF tho stockholders " Hion's SWINGS
hlns and irnst Company, Wal be held al thu
Company liausug tlusc, Nos, !, and 0 Kat
Temple street. snt 'latU city, Utah. NJ u
o'cincs noon, Monday, February stu. 500, tor
the puruntn OF changing Aruclc OF the
Ariclrs 81 Incorporation hy inctcaeinF the
before ,he mretnrg
SAT- Lake CITY, Otah. January 18th, 1902.
WnTBND WOODBURY.
PresilcnL
GEORGE NJ CAsSoS, Cashier. dtd
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nga on American vessels md resistance
70 revenue officers Governor Claiborne had
proclaimed tho whole band Of Bnrrata-
IAh9' "hunccanecrs.n and offered a rowad
iof Tho capture Of tho leader, Jean lniitte.
later a force Of militia hnd been sent 10
suppress the baud, but IaMtc, with his
usual suayity, had kept of hostllitics long
though 20 disRrm their wrath hy brides
lad lavish hospitality. Ia the end sending
s' nAlds back 20 mainland without col
AsI0n
une member only, Of the council that
ggl,'l',ed l.ailile's dispatches believed IN
ls9u'iaws sincerity. The governor was
m'uned TO trust Ladtte, but NJ the in
rance OF the officers Of the army and navy
lsaeeided TO make an end 20 Barratnrla
4. once Commodore Patterson, u tho
.1lied states navy and Col. Ross, Of tho
"'Iil, WIN schooner, two gunboats aud
ugAehment Of regulars, moved down
llg h'er' and ~ the proper channel sud.
u'sly stored Tor l.a1tte's island.
Suler ordinary circumstances the enter
t,"e would doubtless have come tunnuaht
KY many previous attempts to suppress
'le smugsIcrs u the gull The island oo
.4r'l BY the Barralarluns covers the
Nlull of the bay on the gulf side aud IL
IL, IL Wilts long, Tho vast lngbor hchlnd
M NJ hlaha connects with the Mississippi
M.olgh various canals, Rgoous. hayous
'Nu U1Aer outlets, the whole screened by
i,i,nty Ioresianui forming m admi-ahle
,t"'ns place Tor vessels nud bands N mon
"'ssee 10 hide the.r operations from on.
,ao the law This natural h,stness had
ii'N u'en the ru'art OF smugrlcn and
C','a' ana u Few years before the New
S'''aha episode jean iAnttc Ind taken
.srquar'ers there as loader IN tho lawless
"H .pF.ei hatcled and controlled nj thnt
5HnI lie went to nnrmHria from Now
,,'5'ns' whore he hHd been a succossful
"Y',t 10 smugslea goods.
.5 ANTE was bronchman who had led an
''a'sgoas boyh)od. Tradition says thai
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Estate ui susan Slot B4rlowi Deceased.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN, ny THg
~ Undersigned. janis N. barlow admin.
i1iralor of th5 estate ~ susan Mait iiAEow.da.
Ccafr1, 60 the crriii0rl Of end all persons tHv.
inFclaims against the said drrcascd. to eHhihit
them with Che necessary vouchers. within ten
months alter tho hrat publication u % O. notice,
% tlr said administrator at the LaU ,hcu u
HARLOW Fcrgusqu Ia salt Lao CITY, IN the
County ~ salt Lake.
Dated Januty l5lh, isl,
JANIS n. pAilLOW,
AdmInislraior Of Ettate u susan NJ Harlow.
aurcaEFi
BARLOW FGaousoS, Any for Efiate. dlu
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ETINTV " EI0VII TVTE NaTTWW7 UlVFHNrI
HToTIOR rs HEREBY GIVEN ny rHE
~ underlined, james "A. Harlow. admin.
isuat0r ~ the estate ~ ElcctA Mott iihfl low,
deceased b. the creditors ", and all persons
having claina against Che said deceased, 10 OK.
habit thcm with the necUi iary vouchers, wilma
son months after The dfst publication Of this
notice, 20 the Haid aiuinislntor, ~ the Law
once ~ Harlow Ferguson iu -aii Lake CITY, IA
the County Of SAT- Lake, Lah Territory.
dated January 18Th, lrll,
JAMES ". BARLOW,
Administrator NJ the Estate OF Ilccta stott
HAriug, 10 ifafed
ntuLow HEeusuN, ANY for Esia,c. dlu
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L Meeting ~ the stockholders Of the West.
crn Shoe and Dry Goods Company, viii be held
nt their once, No 81 and ~ south, Main Street,
salt Lake cry, on Tuesday, February lnd, is92,
a. p. M, FOR tho purpose pt rleeilng Dtrsc.
tors and for the trausaCti1n uf such other husl.
ness AZ may come before the meeting
d,d JhssE ". roy, Jr., Secretary.
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FoRry-FIRsr DIVIDEND.

&C ~ l.. SALT L,Eu CRY.
January 18th. isoi.
4 quarterly dividend Of per cent
,has ih.s day been declared upon tho
Capital stock " this Institution, payable
Febmiry bih, is11, 10 'toekholdcrs per-
sonally. upon presentation Of their
stock certificate, or upon their written
order. a. q. WEBBER.
Secretary.
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In the Probate Court in aud for -ait Lake
county. Icritory of Utah

Notice Of time and place for ne hoMinEo t
petition iur admission 70 pfo'At' OF VIII
nUnsUANr 30 ~ ORDER OF SAID
Court In said matter, notice D. hereby
gwen that Friday, The stlh jay o. January a ~.
iIcufc in sait i8io CITY, yah Territory In
thr court room o. said court Lac been appoint
Ell ne time Hnu Place JOY lnv H,NlhE ~ q
mission to probate u cettAlh toruncht
herewith presented, purporing I" ue ih1 last
VIII and Tcstamrrt ~ Mar der'tn' de,
NAV amman and 0pp1'o 'tho probate ~ flid
wil. or thr gtariinf0f leutra ts,iemcnirr %
4. ". Mndfon. a. prayed for ~ fniu petition.
IL witrtai whereof have hortuuto cot my
hand and adved thc seal Of said court, tha IN
day Of JaHuery, a. u. 1872. ,,,.
Cicri ~ tho Probate Coast.
did ryC. D.. STANTON, Deputy Clcrk.
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Ne autumn day
Ia 1914. while the
war with England
was at it, height,
an officer Of tho
royal British navy
put OF from the
ilcct anchored he.
low New Orleans,
and with suitable
aids aud attend.
ants made hiswny
TO the hca'lqunr.
tiers Of n baud OF
contrabaud trad
crs, privntoorE,
bandits, pirates or
what not on an
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GOOD MISTER PIRATE.
,,r71e. THE GENIAL FREEBooTER,
SOLDIER AND PIONEER RULER.

r,,, r,r,oi, with the british In the New
o,,,ans AFFAIR Of istt-The freobont-
-, lair In .Barrataris nay-Iantte's
y..,in- with 0sn. Jaghson.
,o..,rsit. isgi. Ny American Press Asaocia-
wv Non. Book rights rceorycd.l
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lNr ONO. Mo. Mo.
D13N 5000 $500 $3.50 Sl.Oj
Seal- WccHy, 800 La loo 40
DcSecet Weekly, $50 LEO
Address all Communications TO
TILE DESEREr NEWS CO..
Salt Lake CITY. Ulah
The record-union., 1892-04-29
Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States
office yesterday:
California Colonizing Investment Com
pany of San Francisco. Capital stock,
$500, 900. Directors-Charles Kickoff, II.
w. Snow, John +. Sundstrom. G. A.
Stevens and j. a. Thompson.
Eagle Automatic Car Company of San
Francisco. Capital stock, 100000. Di-
rectors-Henry Pierce, Egbert Judson,
w. III. Talbot, Irwin Ayres and j. G.
Laws.
The Buehler Pharmacy of Los Ange-
les: Capital stock, $4,000. Directors
J. J. Buehler, G. f. Whitworth. Frank
Van Horn, Leslie r. Hewitt and w. M.
York.
Lerdo Canal Company of Bakersfield,
Kern County. Capital stock, S250, 900.
Directors-Wm. S. Tevis, S. w. Fergu-
son, Walter James, III. w. McCray and
G., j, PlauZ
The record-union., 1892-04-29
Renl Gstnte, 6ttr.
ARARE OPPORTUNITY
Good Agricultural Land for $40
to $50 per Acre.

The Pacific Improvement Company has re-
Gently purchased twelve thousand ceres OF
land in the heart OF Tehama County, for the
purpose OF promoting subdivision and settle
ment. This iand embraces lands from first
class Sacramento Valley agricultural land, to
land of fair average quality, and Is offered at
from SO to $50 per acre, in subdivisions of
30, so, 12o, 160 and $50 acres.
The terms upon which these lands are offered
are especially attractive. They will be sold in
subdivisions, as above indicated, by the pay
ment of interest only for three years, at which
time the purchaser can begin the payment of
principal by paying the first OF five equal an
nual fnstallments. Thus no part of the prin-
cipal is to be paid tor three years, and then
the purchaser is to have five years in which to
pay five equal annual installments, with in
terest at the rate of per cent. per annum
making payments extending over period of
eight years. Intending purchasers are as
sured that this is an opportunity to purchase
land OF Iair average quality at $40 per acre.
and good agricultural land at $40 an acre,
with other grades Of land at prices TO CORE
spond between these figures
The assertion is frequently made that good
lands, suitable for general farming. and es-
pecially adapted for fruit growing cannot be
had in California for less than from $50 to
SIOo an acre. An examination of the land
subject OF this advertisement Will prove to
home-seekers that this is an opportunity for
the purchase OF good agricultural land at $50
an acre. and for qualities grading down to fair
agricultural land at $40 an acre, on terms Of
payment which should make the disposition
of these lands TO actual settlers result easy OF
accomplishment.
The primary object of the purchase of this
body OF land was the breaking up of a large
holding for the purpose of promoting its set
tlement in smaller quantities and its devotion
to diligent husbandry
For further particulars, call upon or ad-
dress WM. II. MILLS,
Land Agent Of the C. P. r. R., Fourth and
Townsend streets. San Francisco. Cal.
The record-union., 1892-04-29
Real Estate Transfers

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
o. j. Spencer to Sarah S. Gandy-Lot
l01, block h, of Oak Grove Tract; grant
p. Cohen to Mrs. Sarah Isaacs- \ orth
half of the south half Of lot ), o and P,
Fourth and Fifth streets; grant.
b. U. Steinman to Mrs. Alice Truple-
Lots 8, 10 and IL, block 81, of Oak Park
and South Sacramento; grant.
j. L. and L. G. Siller to G. w. Young
East half of lot 2. @ and r, Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets; $3.50.
Julia A. King to Henry B. Bird-South
half of west half of lot 5, NJ and n, Twen-
tleth and Twenty-first streets; $1,000.
w. l.. Pritchard to James r. Parker
West half of lot % of Oak Grove Tract;
grant.
F. NJ. Oakley and wife to Henry l..
Oakley-North half of northeast quarter,
and east half of northwest quarter of sec
ton 6, township 8 north, range east;
also, south half of southwest quarter OF
section 80, township north, range east;
81 600