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Sl3OO-Lot 50xIOO, with improvements. narrow
gauge station: Central ave.
S230U-Lot 37Xl00, aud Groom house In fine con-
dittOn; 500 cash; so per mouth.
SZ0OO-Lot 31XlOO ana 4-FOOm cottage; beautiful
location; butt to order: $500 cash; $25 per
month.
S3sO0-43xI50; fine new 7-room house; $3.50
cash; $50 per month; for days only
Four lot and cottages at u bargain; quick sale.
Houses built 10 order and furnished in 90 days
prompt: plans and estimates furnished Tree houses
10 rent; open Sundays,
MARCUSE & KENNEL,
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
Onces: Aiameda-Bay-St. Station ana Highest.
Station San Fran cisco-62S Market ST., opp. Pal
ace Hotel. JalO
u AETED-NEAR LOS GATOS, RANCHES TO
" exchange for fine Alameda property: value
large or small. Apply to MRS. l. w. CHANDLER
a CO. 1929 Park 81. j3l0
| ). HANLEY & CO.. 1881 PARK ST. WILL
- bUiid, sell OF rent You any kind OF a house
where IN Alameda on the most reasonable
LGBIN REAL ESTATE
L'OR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
/ inquire Of W. c. MORAN, Lorin. Take Berkeley
train. Sunday engagements lel2 I'm
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"a CENTS NIL send THE WEEKLY CALL
SraIas
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Tie NATIONALS.

The Nationals were out in force 10 win
medals and showed by the large scores
which they rolled up that they we're among
the marksmen of the State. The scores
made in the different classes yesterday are
as follows:
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Cs110O SALOON. WITH PRIVATE ROOMS:
u ii w. block south of Market ST: old and
So el established place; good stock aud fixtures;
lrgalu. n. LESS. 3 Fourth ST. IT,
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GSOO0 A VALUABLE INVENTION NOW
C'OONU. earning money, though worked
small scale; is necessity aud can be sold readily
al over the country wherever beer is mSnufac-
tUred or sold drzu ,ht Will be sold for cash, or
IN exchange for uniacumbered city or country prep
erty. Address Patent. Box S. this Office ia7 II
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Il ACRES - SONOMA COUNTY: 40 MILES
- from raj way station, on county road: all rich
soil ana cu't!vateds VIII be rented for SI20 per
year; enough gr5pcs on place TO pay rent: good
house and barn; une water and wood. offer stands
for we Ks only. Address J. q. BART, Box 5
this Office. iaS LIT
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AkGAIN WORTH SEEING: llft ACRES. ALI.
Ia lue fruit and fun bearing vines: "a OF mile
from Sou0ma City; good house and barn: iue
chicken aUd duck ranch; stream OF water: horse.
COW chickens due and asa the impleuIe ats, must
DEE sold, send Tor particulars. ". +. BAKER. real
estate agent = @. Box II, NuuOma City, Cal a6 7t@
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GD[n0 40 ACRES 40 MILES FROM CITY
C'OCOO. so acres level; l3O acres grain. horses,
cows. al tools: miles railroad town; boat landing.
PACIFIC EXCHANGE. p hearuy st. It,
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CoMPANY B. TuIRn EEGIMENT.

HE ChamplOn mccall was Won DY AT
Ehrenpfort, the first class medal by CAPTAIN
Z. ii. Kennedy, the second class medal by
William K 'bert5On, the third class medal by
Z. Deliwig and the fourth class medal by
j. A. Carroll.
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FJaNIT VAST ID.


MEYERS. gO7 MISSION ST. PAYS FULL
value for your furniture and carpets jag 5m
l. CRESswELL. 1915 MARKET ST. WILL
y. buy your furniture AID carpets for cash la8 q
II j. LEUTHOLTZ. 1864 MARKET ROOM 35
II will bay your furniture, leWeIry. OF goods OF
a-F kind Tor cash; send postal dec Il
IIlGH PRICE PAIn FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNE
II ture- GALLAGHER, l2tl Market. nr. Ninth. C
4 W FUEST PAYS The HIGHEST PRICE
y for furniture. Gail send postal lI2l Mar
ket So. 5et. seventh and Eighth. Oc5l ~
4 IL SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND CAR
y pets btU-Gt- iar-e OF small lots; call or send
postal. KOsENrHAL 40 Fourth st. cell ~
TERRY d Co, 747 MARKET ST, OPP. DUPONT.
/ viii buy your furniture Ios cash. ocl3 BIN
n ! SIMMONS & CO. AUCIIONEERS. WILL
NJ buy your furniture. pianos and BOOKS. 1857
Market St ap9 u
AfCCABE, l2s FOURTH St. PAYS THE HIGH
VI est price for furniture stoves ranges, carpets
4 LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
y EtUre wanted 20 yer cent paid more than Else
where. MALONE. ls6 four-h So: new store m2Di
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-CoNTTNUED.


n OTICE-HAVING BUYERS WILLING TO IN
~ vest In some legitimate business, parties desir-
Ing TO sell promptly apply HEALY. has Market ST.
Some choice bargains for sale by w. f. HEALY,
1l4S Market St, near Taylor.
SS00-Wood and COAL hay ana feed has Is stalls
with lease, horses, wagons, &C.
ioOO-LfQuor saloon. Market st.: 2 entrances:
handsomely ntted up; fine stock OF liquors., etc.
S3O0-Branch bakery and variety store; rooms.
SSOO-GrOceTy and bar; Western Addition; living
rooms. 1t
TOR SALE-A HANDSOME SALOON AND
grocery-st0re, cor Army st. ana san Jose ave:
STINes a a@t lu1ch TO over 800 or Buckingham
Hecht'S satisfactory employees and many more
mechanics lab0rers aud business men: All cash
trade safe on account Of trip to Europe; thorough
investigation will DE given. Apply on the premises
and also at +. KAUFMAN'S Grocery, cor. Fifth and
--l>stuu st9. Jaf u
GEOo0 A VALUABLE INVENTION NOW
N'OONO. earning money, though worked on
small scale; is necessity aud be sold readily
al over the ccuhtry wherever beer is msnufae-
tred or sold on dr&u sht; Will be sold for cash,
IN exchange Tor unlac numbered city country prep
! cry. Address Patent. Box 81, this Office Ial 70
BAKERY FOR SALE, OR WOULD TAKE
j. good baker rs partner; baking ABOUT barrels
Hour per day; me lot OF outside customers and
good store trade. Apply 1405 fwenty-fourLh s.,
GOOD GROCERY AND BAR FOX SALE AP-
! y ply CALL Branch Ofhee. jag 81
GeEn SALOON, 10 URNISHED ROOMS, AT
tNOOU. city front Particulars inquire JOS
MkLEZER 4 CO, 504-5O6 Market. is6 7t*
LOR SALE-FOB $1,000 HALF INTEREST IN
W Unknown UrOEerage business with large and
profitable connections; references exchanged. Adj
cEesS Broker, Box 1913, CALL Branch once jag 3t*
L.OR sALE-S25O: CIGAR-STORE AND LAUN-
! dry Office; good location. 2lO Grant ave JAZZ rs
L-OR SALE-BOTTLING BUSINESS ROUTE;
1 horse and wagon. Apply Duncan 81. and san
Jose ave. up 30 A. NJ and from P. II. lab IT.
CIGAR-STORE FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE
I on account Of other business. CAL to-day II you
want a bargain at sos Fourth, cor Harrison. deZ3u
y GOD PAYING CORNER GROCERY AND BAR;
u rent low; long lease; good reasons for selling
Address W. Y, Box 90. this Office. Ho25 II
EOR SALE CHEAP. MUSIC AND DANCE HALL.
j 5l9 Pacific 81. ia4 IT.
/ EOR SALE-NICESr GROCERY AND BAR IN
( Western Addition Apply CAL Branch Ja5 -
uOTEI-FULL OF BOARDERS AND BAR:
II doing good business; selling account OF sick
ness; viii sell cheap 10 agents A. D., Box IA,
CALL Branch nice. Ia6 ~
OR SALE BRANCH BAKERY AND VA
rlety store. 772 Harrison, near Fourth. la5 7tF
CMALL GROCERY AND BAR CHEAP: MUST
- sell a. once 626 Stevenson. Jas IT.
CALOuN FOR SALE CHAP on PROMINENT
- corner; rent so per month For particulars
inquire OF A. MCLEOD, = and rs First ST la+ If
CpOOQ BUYS An INTEREST " A PERSIA-
'NDOUO Mons business; income $1,000 per mo
no bonus. easily Investigated Address owner.
1865 Telegraph ave, Oakland Ia5 Tt
"a CENTS NIL send TIE WEEKLY CALL
~ Tor four months to any part OF the United
StaIes
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

49,
OAKLAND AGENCY -ADyERTISEMENTS AND
Ohice OF THE MORNING CALI, 902 Broadway
Qf6O TO S75O-FINE LARGE LOTS WITHIN
ID fCO to minutes walk to Adeline-st sta
tton and within minutes Walk to the electric
road on Grove st.. 30 minutes to San Francisco 10
minutes to oakland; fine aud attractive buildings
are now being erected; wel-laid streets: puIic
school, postOtee. etc, near this property; terms
One-hfth cash: bal iuce in four equal yearly pay
nents. CLOUGH BAKER, $50 Ninth St ialO If
GJ7E EACH - FINE FRUITVALE LOTS; 2
ID y street railroads. $40 cash. 50 monthly.
CLOUGH 4 BAhER. 400 Ninth St, Oakiand ito IT
cox Q0O rs ACRES IN EAST OAKLAND:
ID 81. OOU. fine view; easy terms; C ~ and see
TINS tract CLoU6H a BAKER. 400 Ninth St 10 II
GR0 600 20 ACRES WELL ADAPTED FOR
I'd OO.OOO subdivision TO exchange for
ranch. For particulars call or write to CLOUGH 4
BAKER. 400 Ninth ST.. Oakland. jalOf
G1ROTO $3.50 PER LOT AT FRUITvALE.
ID LOU Oakland: $40 to $25 cash AMI 50 per
month; beautiful lots. adjoining the dOuble-deek
car line OF Sessions new electric road: Will give
free pass for years to any who will build. APP
ply at once to L. W. W O0DWARD & CO., 500 Broad
way. Oakland ja6 It
NFELROSE STATION TRACT; LOTS $780,
IVA first station East OF FruitYale on bFOad-gauge
ratToad $ cash. IS monthly payment: blOeSs
from electric road. H. b. PINNEY, S07 Broad
way, Oakland. HOI5 II
O. OQO LOT HALF A BLOCK FROM ELEC-
u OOO. trc road on Fortieth ST.; only one-tenth
cash. II. H. PINNEY, 907 Broadway. oakland 10 II
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FURNITURE Fo4; SALE.

L-OR SAIE-NEw FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD
J goods, rooms. i67 Miuua ST., rear. jsl0 3ts
TUB>ITURE 8 ROOMS: PARTIES LEAVING
i the -. --l >hotweu ST. jag 81
LoE IUBNlTUEE Don't MISS OUR STORE;
! prices reasonable, quality good, courteous
treatment. SAM III BEAL, Sls-S-0 Mission So,
above Fourth Jas m
NcEICH-I AM SOW Al l26 FOURTH gNEW
y lUlGtHE| and offer q large stock OF general
househ. Id furniture IL reduced p-icG5 500 carpets
good as uea- stoves 81. antique chamber suits,
So T1ror sHl-s. 80, cash or Instruments; All at
lecrac. rrsc-s- q. H. EL>ON. lI6 Fourth So. al Il
BUT CHAMBERS And PARLOR FURNITURE
= HL>Loi. 8l4 hayes ST. iG5tfilmeuts nol4 SIN
COJNTRI BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
\ furniture OF carpets AZ .uuced TTeas: saI.sfac-
tiol n money refunded shipped -ree.ll0 Fou9thly
ell BEDRu on SET O5 = PIECES Al NEW
- -. IAN BROS. III Sixth ST. iy29 l2n
A GOOD CHASCE-YCUR HOUSE FURNISHED
n complete with furni urc CsTpets stoves cur
tslns, ksEs, pictures and mirrors et cash pFicea
Oh cay nstsilmeuts; small deposit Il. FElEp
Kan q cos l7rEeSt fDstaUme1t house tas
Coast, Z1S--aJ STOCKTON. 257 POST ST; open even
lngs; prompt atten:o paid 10 country orders lsttt
\ EW CHAMBER sETs Jl Z PIECES Sl5 CASH
~ or llstaliUseur. WILEY BROS 93I MiSsoa- q
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cox CASH, $40 MONTHLY BEAUTIFUL
tP-O Ciaremont Park, minutes walk to tw
electric liaes, two horse-car lines and near local
train, with naif-bOuriy trips to San Francisco;
beautiful creek running water: native oak trees
illustrated catalogue free free carriage the PARK
A. H. BREED n CO, 400 Ninth ST., Oakland. ja3 81
" + BARNARD & SON, NINTH AND WASH
W ingtOn sts., for Oakland real estate. jas u
Tor SALE-ONLY $40 PER FOOT. WORTH
L 800; splendid corner lot 50xI0O. \. side
Seventh ST., block from station; sacrifice
count of sickness. A. j. TAFT, 1904 Seventh ST,
Center station, Oakland. de23 tf
Y QUILL GO TO She'll II YOU DON'T co TO
MACkINNON to buy your real estate 483
Ninth ST., Oakland. ta3 II
COZ CASH. $40 MONTHLY; LARGE LOTS
IT ~ 100 10 300 feet deep; within 5 minutes
walk Of electric aud horse car lines; beautiful
creek; hue oak trees call OEce send fer Illus
trated map. A. A BREED ~ CO.. 40 Ninth ST.
Oakland. de2O II
GI0Q0 HERE YOU HAVE IT: l35xlO0; Ell
ID lOOU. egaut corner; South Berkeley 2Ia
blocks from electric road just think less than
81 so per front foot for choice corner; terms
$3.50 cash, balance 10 suit purchaser CLOUGH u
BAKER, 400 Ninth St, oakland. scott
Sn CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
~ for four mouths TO aDr mart OF the United
states
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PROPOSALS.

DISTINGUISHING CITY HALL-SEALED PRO
1 p0sais for the following WORK aud materials will
De received by the Board OF New City HAIL Commits
si0ners In the chamber OF the Board Of Superv
on Tuesday, the 18th dav oL~Jauuary. 1892. be-
tween the hours OF II A. ~ and - NJ. of that day:
walnut furniture in the Assembly chamber uf tbs
Board oil Education. To be competed b. March 81,
1892.
Contract 33-For p'asterlng OF the exterior W ais
etc, OF the northeast and northwest wings Bids Will
be received for. each wing separately or for both
10 DC completed by MAY 81, 1872.
Contract 34-fOr repairs ia IA office OF the city
aud Couaty Assessor. TO be completed by March
81, 1892.
Contract 35-For certain work in the northeast
wing and the finishing OF the basement and sub
basement thereof and other works adjacent. To bo
completed by June 30. 1892.
Contract 3B-fOr finishing the exterior OF the
rCtuuda walls and cOlOnnade no 20 the height OF top
of principal baiustrade ana other work. also for
building masonry steel and other supports, etc. To
be completed by April 30, 1892.
Contract 57-For supplying aud putting Tn place
furniture and fittings, ETC. in the rooms OF the
CITY and County Attorney. To be completed by
March 81. 1892
Contract 3s-For supplying 1000 barrels OF CO
meut beiOre March 81, 1892, according TO specifica
uOns.
reference IS hereby made 70 the plans specihca-
lions and conditions of contract IN the Office Of the
Secretary aud Architect under which this work
must be done. The Secretary will furnish blank
forms or proposals 10 intending bidders No bids
VIII be entertained unless made upon blanks SO fur
rlshed All bids must be accompanied with 4 GER
tined check for 10 per cent OF the total OF ten
der. The board reserves the right 10 reject and
all bids. Payments will be made by audited de-
~ anus on the treasury drawn against the New City
Han Fund. Bidders must strictly COMPLY with the
proposals In reference to certified checks
GEORGE II. SANDERSON. THOMAS j. L.
SMILEY. JOHN H. BURST, Board OF New City
EDWARD l. WOLFE Secretary dell 3Ot
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THE GERMANIA CLUB.

The Germania Club medal shoot was
we'll attended, and the members showed
their usual amount OF enthusiasm at the
butts George Schultz surprised his COM
rades by the good score of At rings. The
medal winners ara as follows. The first
class medal was won by G. Z. Merbach, 800
rings; second class, George Schultz, Alt !;
third class. L. Ritzau. S74; fourth class, IL.
Roster 30S.
The medal for the first best shot was won
by II. Roster with % rings, and the medal
for the last best shot was won by +. Attn
ger with % rings. The medal for the highest
number of rings shot during the year was
won by George Schultz.
At the annual meeting OF the club. held
last week, the following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year: President.
Leo KlatZ; Vice President George II.
Bahrs; Secretary, Ii. F. Roeppcke; Treas
urer. Chris Adams; Schuetzen Masters
Emil Ipsen, II. Spoerl, George A. Schultz
Trustees-C. Thierbach, P. VogeI and H..
Bendel; Doctor, DR.. (. Rehl.
PRIVATE MATCHES.
The most important private match shot at
the range was contest Of fifty shots each
between Sergeant III. L. Pendleton and
Corporal Charles II. Gielow. The con-
sideration was a dinner for a party of
friends, and the Corporal succeeded in
CreedmOoring his opponent The shooting
of each was well up TO the average. The
scores are as follows
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LOASrE = L. FfOJ SIS , OK SALE
BARGAINS N LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE
ID bY W. r. HEALI. ll4S Market ST.; before pur-
chasing examine his list OF houses loans money az
per cent; 100 houses TO select from; 20 lS5 rnSls
C.-Oo LODGING-HOUsE on GOLDEN GATE
= wv. ave- 10 rooms; bargain Inquire 81
Golden GATE ave jail -
$40 HOUSE OF 10 ELEGANTLY FUR
- ~. uisded rooms; all sunny; deSlrabIy To-
Gated; Post ST; hrst-class in every respect;
sacrificed lu account of departure: grand bargain
II sold at once SHELTON, 1892 Market S. IL 2t*
C-OQ ; ROOMS AND BATH: RICHLY FUR
u W. ulsnrd: best bargain IN The city. l. ID.
BARN ARD. pa kcarny ST. IL
G-ROON House: FULL STEADY BOOMERS;
- rent So so. 2ll Second 81. ialO 3t*
G-0O CORNER HOUSE. 10 ROOMS: WELL
- W. bghted; sunny; all occupied; all on Que
floor. 505 hTanuau ST., cor. Fourth jas -
LOR SALE CHEAP: ACCOUNT SICKNESS;
L wlrkmea's clearinghouse; paving $3.50 month
above expenses. CALL Branch, no MarSet. jas =
/ OuGING-HOUSE OF ROOMS: FURNISHED:
j. ful OF roomeTs; rent S35. SD Howard IT.
CQZt HUwARD-ls ROOMS. IL BEDS: DOING
COO2 good business. Jas rs
TOR SALE AT BARGAIN. FURNITURE OF II
rooms cheap reuu- water free. central: suit
able for dressnaker or a smart woman. Apply CALL
Branch t7fHa
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PARTNEKsHIP NOTICES.

Mr.. g. GALL HAVING SOLD HIS INTEREST
At to MR.. PAROLtA MARTIN IN the restaurant
situated at 7O6 Montgomery st., known as Lombari's
Restaurant. MR. MARTIN PAROLIA assum es an
debts contracted by the company.
San Francisco, Ja.uary 8. 1892. ia9 Ste
dissolution OF CO-PARTNERSHIP-TH
~ co-partnership heretofore existing between tn q
undersigned under tbs firm name OF MAGEE e
IN LIS Is this day dissolved ~ mutual consent,
MR.. WARD BATTLES retiring from said firm
MIR. JOHN A. MAGEE JR. VIII pay an the llabnt
ties OF The late firm and Is authorized to collect all
outstanding accounts
san Francisco January 0, 1892
WARD BATTLES,
lIOpy.I 5t*l JOHN A. MAGEEJR.
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Two members of the Signal CORPS were
at the pistol range yesterday, and showed
that they knew how to handle the weapon
with which they are armed. S. g. Kinds
and A. A. Hanks were the members who
held a little side match for glory and
practice. The scores Of each ale good ones.
and are as follows:
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QOS-S1O MONTHLY.
DO
BEAUTIFUL CLAREMONT PARK.

Large lots. 100, 200 and 800 feet deep: fine large
OAK trees; elegant creek of running water;
electric lines. two hOrSe-car lines: also local
with baIf-hourly trips to san francisco; free car
rage to and from the park. A IL. BREED a CO.,
400 Ninth ST., Oakland. ia3 st
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
LAND ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.

Real Estate Agents; Branch Office. % Montgomery
81, San Francisco; main Office. 1918 Fourth ST.,
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Both markSmen used the regulation pistol
and shot at the Creedmoor target at a dis
lance Of forty yards.
THE sCHUETzENS.

THE SCHUETZENS.
The San Francisco Schuetzen Verein were
well represented in numbers. and cheered on
by Captain John BoHz in their endeavor to
roll up good scores at the beginning of the
wear. The winners at Yesterdays contests
are: The first class medal was won by
George Schultz with $50 rings; second class
by August Browning, 356; third class by f.
Hensel, 81; fourth class by II. Hellberg,
2S6.
. The medal for the first best shot was won
by II. Stening with % rings, and the medal
for the last best shot was won by William
EbrenpfOrt with a rings.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

AIsHEn l:tAL STATE.
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C.I-0 CORNER SALOON: FINE LOCATION:
u IDO. . good living rooms best bargain ever
offered. J. u. BARNARD. 22+ Keauy ST It,
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C.T0OO GROCERY AND BAR. FINEST BAR
0IUUO. gain ever offered. goods for the
.oGey- good horse and wagon; very IarEe paying
trade 7. ID. BARNARD. 9-t Eearuy st. It's
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COWS 81 tools: miles railroad town boat landing.
Pacific EXCHANGE. p hearuy ST. 1t"
ne ACRES ~ SONOIA COUNTY: a. MILES
soil ana Cultivated; VIII be rented for SI20 per
year; enough grapes on place TO pay rent; good
house and barn; me water and wood; offer stands
for weeks only. Address }. q. BART, Box IS
this Office jaSl4t
ARGAIN WORTH SEEING; lII4 ACRES. ALL
Ia iue fruit and fun bearing vines; a OF a mile
from Sou0ma City; good house and barn: fue
chicken ana duck ranch. stream OF water. morse
COW. chickens, due and asa the lmpleue ats.
DE sold; send Tor particulars. ". r. BAKER. real
estate agent = o. Box ~. souoma City, Caila6 II"
L PER ACRE N 6I0-ACRE TEACTs-2560
- acres o. heavily tmbercd valuable land on
which payment OF 81 p per acre iI IustaImeuts
Is 20 Je paid tmakug total cost OF - IS per acre..
viii be- sold ABOVE, or CN hanged IN part OF en-
trety for Eera el-y Alameda. Oakland or city prop
erty- Address Land. Box l2b. CALL Branch. ia6 q
CCHOOL LANDS, 81 so TO 80 AN ACRE: ON
- very easy terms; sold BY the state in tracts %
SUIT 40 residence OF improvements required. all
kinds Of lands. IN many different counties, sea-
SiamR ItT list; open day and evenings + ".
l-1hi FIooH bsHciA2 ISu
4 MOTHER LIST Or CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
\ land sendior t. d EST, Martnezd25 Inns
SONuMA COUNTY LAND: send FOR LIST.
- ANDkEW PRICE HeaosJur- Cd, jail II
DANCn FOR SALE OR LEASE on EASY
IA terms on account OF owner being unable TO
one OF tue most delightfully."- situated and pest ap-
90 nted ranches for proht ia tine State; be made
very pFohtabie investment ln the hand. u proper
party; nearly 1000 acres OF land consisting or Rus
sian Rive bottom and rolling pasture land Of the
best kind. large portion suitable for fruit pur-
poses bat IS now mainly used a stock ranch; ID
acres tn hops 80 iu alfalfa belrIng three crops
uuaiy WI "ut irrigation; 80 acres prunes , acres
Bartlett pears; 10 acres grapes besides assorted
iTUIt trees anu abundance OF b - aud grain land
improvements OF the best KIND home place: house
hiss all modern CoHyenIeHces and - 10 perfect or
der; barns auu buildings commodinus ana we'll ar
ranged; ranch can be easily suHdIYidsd int 3 OF
ranches; each having good houses and barns: con
venieutly arranged Win BLACK smIth-Shop. engine
and 81 d for crushing grain ana all farming mple-
ments; mile from railroad depot: about ) hours
from san iran isc0; climate unsurpassed; for
beautiful ana profitable home this ranch IS COM
binatOn rarely offered. Address &. G. e., Box 1870.
CALL Branch once. JAG 7t@
GO0GO 100 ACRES OF REDWOOD LAND IN
tIAVVO. MendOCiuo County, 2Ia miles from
saw-mijl; more tan-bark be sJd from the trees
than asked Tor the property; the timber averages
from % feet In diane adjoining claims
not be purchased for large advance over this fig
IRE. Address 5. MfNoT, Sl7 TURK 81. JAG 1t
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW PLACE IN
suburbs OF city. Harriet. near Howard. Ia7 tt
CHEAPEST AND BEST N AMERICA - TIE
! eiyht-page WEEKLY CALL sent to any address
In the Uai,ed States OF Canada one year FOR 81 IS
postage free
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COMPANY A, FIRST REGIMENT.
SIGNAL CORPS.

Captain Marshall won the first class
medal, II. W. Schwind the second class
medal and Private Messing the third class
medal
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RESOLUTIONS.

At MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
n CITY Hall Commissioners. held January 6, 1892.
the following resolution was passed to print:
Resolved. That a final estimate In the sum OF
$23SO IN favor OF W NJ II. BIRCH CO., in fun for
work done on Elevator No. /, pass TO print.
Adopted. Ayes-Commissioners Sanderson. Smiley,
burst. EDWARD l. WOLFE,
1851 eX Su Secretary
The morning call., 1892-01-11

Cs-0A Who'll ESALE WOOD BUSINESS on
Il t1NV. account of age OF prupr eCJr. vino has
carried on this business for - wears made con-
potency. wishes Go relIre we oter the good wsI Of
t-e. HIHlluEs. safe deSss. sheds etc. ar above
price. cheap az $500. sell Stucs at invoice;
raee any amount small or large; has regular trade;
Gems $1,000 10 $1,000 per year; can Ue doubled:
viii stay months; is q OrrUDe for I or
active. energetic men: no such bargain ever heard
for such a trE5 first ass hsIles, with ittIe
capital secure ID. GEO STEW ART, I55 heEruy.l
The morning call., 1892-01-11

MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
1I Security Loan Bank, 1IO6 Market ST. mr.. MaS0n
private entrance z Turk. n. j. FRANKLIN&Co. 6m