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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

Forty thousand dollars have been
raised AZ Bergen for the erection ol
permanent exposition building. which
will cost 10 the neighborhood OF 10000.
The export Of timber Tor the months
lanuary.Mafch was 7Si, 500 cubic meters,
that OF ice 10000 tons, as compared
with sts.ooo cubic meters Of timber and
6io56 tons of ice for the corresponding
period last year.
According to our latest information
bv mail the cabinet OF Emil Stang was
10 consist OF Mr. Gram, minister at
Stockholm: Prof. Bang, minister of pub.
he worship and instruction. Prof Hagcr.
no. minister OF justice; Captain Olson.
minister Of war. aud 7. Nilsrn, of tia.
mar minister Of public works 10 is
moi definitely stated who will D., minister
of Inc Interior. nor is Il stated on what
condition the new cabinet will enter
upon itg duties, whether II Is the under.
standing that the consular service guess
lion Is simply to be postponed or that IL
is to be dropped.
-Four fishermen we're drowned while
fishing OH Hcmracs the other day.
prNMARE.
A new ice boat will be built for the
traffic across the sound next winter
The poor peoples restaurants Of
Copephapcn served in all $4,000 meals
last winter. as compared with soo,ogo Ia
1899.
The buildings Of the Selso estate near
Roskilde were destroyed hy lire the
other day. -Four hundred head Of
cattle and a number Of horses and hogs
persisted In the flames.
Nearly one.third Of the poorer classes
OF tenants In Copenhagen owe more OF
less OF their house rent, the delinqucnc.gs
being four per cent larger this year than
last
The municipal government Of Copen-
hagen is agiiating the question Of dis
posing Of the sewerage Of the city by
carrying It some 5000 feet into the sea
by means of an immense pipe and
central pumping station. The plant
would cost over 100000.
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BLOWING UP HOUSES
SrikiRg Miners Getting in Desperate
Work al Eureka.
Two HOUSES BLOWN UP TODAY


This morning, shortly ailor midnight
terrific explosion shook up the town
Of Eureka. The disaster occurred
close to the Bullion. mine ana
no doubt IL entertained that II Il the
work OF strikers. Many OF them
are reckless, end realizing that
they have been defeated IN
their contest with the mineownets,
are now preparing 10 leave the pihue'
There is no knowing how muoh uAih'
age will be- done before they 60
While tue Mincu' Union uepiocAles
in language any acts Of violence, anu
its respectable members cohuoHh lh
their feelings all lnwleisness, ye. we
reported action OF the union In puluhg
ur the fine assessed on the pafticipanu
ia the recent riot Is a direct incentive
10 continued unlawful deeds
The news brought by the wires today
IL not altogether surprise. Some
hlnn Of the kind has been feared and
q moot Anticipated Tor some tine.
fortunately no lives were lost. The
story OF what occurred is thus briefly
ljld Ia telegram to Manager A. Il.
Hydui
"EuREI1A, June 5.-This morning
Mt 1890 tn strikers blew up Two houses
aud damaged many othUrd Just south
of the hoist. The occupants happeued
TO be on night shit, 40 no lives were
let. The explosion was tcrfiloand
shook the whole town."
A similar telegram from one of his
equities conveyed the news TO U. >.
Marshsl Benton. The matter was
gN l.AWAHWnH
West, and conference was appointed
mr8 Pun. by his eNccllency, when ho
win hear what the marshal and tho
mine owners have 10 say, aud will
take such steps a. he deems necessary.
Itisttated that the mayor Of Eureka
desires the place put under martial
law, but II Il hardly probable this step
VIII be- taken vt present. The mafshaPs
force VI Eureka will, however, be
Materially increased, and possibly tho
town will DO patroled by Us. oilloofs.
THE GOVERNOR ACTS PROMPTLY.
When Governor WEST heard the
news he Immediately communicated
with Judge smith aud District
Attorney Judd. The outcome
~ conference with them was
that Judge Smith goes TO Provo
Tonight, 20 impautl grand
Jury 10 investigate the case, while
Judge Judd goes down on Saturday TO
personally conduct the Inquiry. Five
deputy mamhAls 20 down this even
ing 10 remain on guard nj Eureka.
The Governor proposes TO meet the
Issue nj once. These people," said
he this afternoon, "may peAeeRbly re-
iiain from work until they get the
wages they wish, but the rights and
property Of others cannot DO intoriered
with, and the quicker they compre.
bend that fact the better. There must
be no violation OF the law, aud
II there ia, the law breakers
must be visited with oondign punish
ment. The people down there will be
pfott cted In their property II II takes
the whole VI Utah county, or every
citizen Of Utah TO do II. The law will
DO maintained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

TuE CuLLGN.-Ftud BAKER. Ophir. J ~
llaek, hauyyi y Morse, T. L Mitcnncr,
slocstoni a > osborn, fiochc, Ncvi w T.
kanoih. j X Estcy, Gold Mn, Noy, " ii
Wilson, Murray. A q iioUerta, hig Cottonwood .
VIM IL hhcruAn, ogden; John u Aluams
S s@ if dis,, A Syf Gis s,l,S sS's,3.e
bingham NJ liHhsrgfon, NJ Foster Park
gly T. j Nils and wife, focatello; william N
King, Prove.
rnE kNulsroGD-F II Strong. John y
ksepv, A w t.sk, Denver I Anderson, d
a kTaft, sacramento; Boni \ Massey aud wife,
HpfinEneld, Mo- u trndg, san Francisco.
kdwAid Upward. d Upward, England. ChHi
Ssuss, Jos Gauss, Ni,nnai 4 II Werner u
lrHuk, borlini sam a steele, Cnicag0i " s
sludse aud wife, Waldo Warde, New York
Chicago; II har, n Louis, NJ
walsh, Miss Given, oakland, california.
Mics uweu, Miss llorndon, san Francisco,
sacramento, n AnhoId. aAn trsuciseoi j i
Ilbhetts, Minneapolis, Jones, & W
sharon, Chicag1i u u.heilly, Ogden. on =
Apologize. 4. LOUIS d Rhodes, W AicCue,
Denver, J q DAVIS, iawlius, Wyo J i brown
1An iranciscpi Medley " ana wife
Memphm;C u Ettlnget, ChteEgoi q q stoph'
YORK Al Adolsdorfcr san Francisco; dec q
Adam, OhAa u Adama, hostoui q Hubbard
Kansas iyi Z DO iercln 1 lyiaia, Won
ANNNANNNlf VI ANNNNNN NN NNNNHHIt NNIMNNm /.
ouo Landmark, Rrusaul6i - Ladd, William
Garland, Kansas CITY,
THE MoBGAN.-J Il Cox and wife. Los
Angeles w 4 Lewis, 80 i.ouisi W q lirouks
and vic, waterbury, Conn., j nryHnt san
trtuctsro, y 4 icuzie, Park city; - WATTS
hiraToi Olsen, New York, " Glnfsmnn.
Buffalo Park n . Nash, WIFE and son, nori'
Goa, Iowa; Mrs NJ Burr Kansas CltT; Mrs
: nraekou, kanfAa Oityi l. Jacobs, Talina .
W Morrow Murray Rev q Y Logan. Afoioniio
J. II Lynch, Helena, Mont A o parkan kausai
Ciyj - Ambcrgcr, 4 q y AIMING, Ohio. "
y Johnson and family phOi A 4 Wright r. u
ligginhOtham lr, Ogden j A HYDE kepht.
q a ihomas, Logan, smith, rIoyoi Alrs
Annbburry, IA
WIIrE ilOUsE-Mrs Bostworth, Mia 4
Hosgwur.h, Hcddiug, Cni; NJ l. lsyeilig, Head,
ing, Pa q Marshall, Clear Greek: 4 q
hllur, focatrll1i l. nhstfr, Denver. W A
lrulcy, d q shelton, -iookton; j Iimnson.
nuughnmi j j HWiari, Denver; 10 oiman'
hnnpUttt j GOODWIN, Henry Mountains. j 4.
hilchet, tairyiowi John Walters, Denver; T. Il
McDouough, NcodlesiN II Mix. Eureka john
Cuuminga, lleleri trsOu iNCc, Farmer OuIpt
W N Edwards, Bloomington. Jouea.
stncst0ni l. l. loiIy, lDWNigW John Curicv,
san Francisco; Harry smith, tara CityiJ ii
fitzgerald, Chicago O. T. Mauhali R0chmond .
Andrew Larson, 6riuuyillo, T. Gallagher
MayNaloi q dickson, Morgan; " 5 kyauH,
Lohi ityi w RpyH, Denver
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Ioihy'a clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 S2Sl ,28s.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
Now York-Sllver, D. Il; lead, $3.50.
L0nd0n-Silvet 85.d.
ORE AID BULLlON
Mccormick \ 90. received today.
Silver aud lead ores, $1,000; HRuauur
bullion $1,000. Total $1,000.
Il. II. Jones & Go. received today:
Bullion, S5l0O.
w, A. Hodges had IA Tor assay toisy
ono lot Of Galena ore, y tons, one lot Of
Utah ore, o tons aud eight other con.
trolls.
Wells, Fargo q Go. received today (.
Mingo bullion, siii9; ore, $4,000.
I0,ai, 500, si9.
J. W. Currie had In for assay today
IL tons Of Sioux Consolidated ore, !
tons OF Rose Gre, 10 tons OF Dalton 4
Lark ore, tons " Parker ore, lUi
tons OF Anchor concentrates, Ruu lg0
tons OF Anchor ore.
w. q. "a. Steward had In for assay
tolAy one lot Of Cusaut ore, % tons,
one lot Il Parker ore, tons, one lot
OF Ophlr HIN ore, g92 tons, one lot Of
silver King ore, IS tons, aud three
hand sample.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05
THE FAR NORTH.
SWEDEN.


Prof A. L. Nordenskiold, the famous
Arctic explorer, has been elected a
member Of the Swedish Academy.
The new profits OF the Southern
Sweden Steamship company for 1892
were $4,000.
The hksdag has raised the bounty for
the killing oil wolves from IS to so
crowns lSi3.5o'l
Filly.hve societies participated in the
Ist OF May demonstrations at Stock
holm.
Seventy Swedes went in body from
Gothcnburg TO Hull to take the place Of
striking doeker.
Tine expenditures Of the public
schools Of the city Of Stockholm for the
year 1894 were s2oS,76f.
The population Of Stockholm Jan. 1.
1899, was 2Ag,245, and Jan. J., 1895, il
was $50 AL. This is an increase of only
nos persons during the year 1894. and
Is the poorest showing for any single
year since 1897.
Some students OF the university Of
Lund are organizing a peculiar temper
auce society. The nucleus IS TO consist
OF total abstainers; the next division or
circle will only abstain from distilled
liquors, and the third circle pledge
themselves not 10 get drunk.
The bill permitting any person over
Ii years Of age TO withdraw from the
state church without stating what church
hc or she intended to join, would have
received a safe majority Ia the lower
uouse, but the upper house rejected ii
10 dld bill Of the same nature last
scar.
lUc lower house Of the Riksdag has
n,,ei bill abolishing the translation
iJl swedish into Latin at the examina-
.n, preparatory TO entering the univer-
,if.s and a committee Of the upper
hua.f has sent the bill to the king re-
guessing him to return favorable report
uponh
a poor sewing woman Of Stockholm
% compelled to spend three days in jail
every year In order to save her dog.
The modus operandi is this: She Is
unable TO pay the tax, and Is fined; she
III incarcerated for term OF three days,
anu her dog Is saved for another twelve
months.
The enthusiasm Of the friends Of
dclenSe' borders on ianatcism. At
stockholm they are not only having
l'eir. week Of denial,n but ON a fine
sunday they put ten contribution boxes
.lunE the most popular thoroughiares OF
vle CITY, II was a surprise to everyone
'aat the majority Of the contributor
were ladies'.
Prof p, T, Cleye has donated an nm.
usually rich and splendid collection of
peclmons OF fresh and salt water mol.
asks to the geological department of
upsala university, The most valuable
rari Of the collection Is number OF
neah and SAT- water snails from
America and other tropical countries.
No less than 1000 species are represen-
ted 10 lle collection.
NORWAY.
a geographical society Of France has
us celebrated trim across Crecnia,,J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05
DIaAp1ra.

UnE.-ln the Fifteenth ward. SAT- Lake CITY,
Juno D, l7l, Janet scott Urc, wife OF james
ltc, born in the pnutn % Houston. HCufruW.
shlfc -rotduf, She wa baptized hy Alexander
Wright Do october, 1870, was married 20 james
lrn october les aud accompanied her hus.
baud gu bs mission 90 England boz Islltol.l
Sic arrived DO salt Laso CITY Wl % Eider Ezra
T. bDutnl'u company october o.. 1850. sho was
ne mother Of suscu children and Ffaudpufcut
OF thrtg four gruuucmIfrrn. four rilIdrsu
ana twenty i've grandchildren survive her She
hnt resided iu the Fifteenth ward since lsi2
she lived anu digd iu fun faith OF the TOPPED
lCuNl
fuuU-.l service will be held To- tho Fifteenth
ward meeting house, Ou Tursday, june d. Atg
O'Clock pm. Friends respectfully Invited.
MihcHriul SfHr, pltaau tUuy.
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Catarrh Absolutely and Per-
manontlY Curod

without tue use OF Instruments or the
administration Of nsuseous drugs. A
cure guaranteed In every case and no
compensation asked till the patient
himseli knows that he " cured.
Ttea ment short, clean and agreeable.
once hours from 10 TO - am, and
from l 10 p,ln., and by appointment
any time. The Edinburgh Institute,
rooms 10, IL and 10 Holmes Bldg.
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sroohs Avn uAHIlrTa.


June Ntut noon
WhCai-Easy. cash. co. ;July tGs.
lom-LuWvrt each, o, july 8s't,
OAu-Llty each, ~ July, 2iA.
lurH-ElHyi cash. 20 ~, sept, 1910
Lard EHsy each, 40, sept 1888.
!aus-tasy, cash. u.l1i sept, piQ.
hEca0ls.
Barley Nominal.
tluNalII
Imully=Isl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05
County Bee Inspectors.

Il. 3. Lovesoy ana Henry Tauier
have been appointed and qualified 90
bee inspectors for Salt Lake county.
Thv bonds are $1,000.
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Here IL Something coed for Your
Hhoumatio friends.

Here IL AsmethinE Coed Tor Your
Hhoumatio friends.
II any Of your friends arc troubled
with rheumatism have them read
this:
LYNCHBURu, Va, Aril Is, 1893.
desire 10 say that Cham6eflain's
Pain Balm has cured one OF our cltl.
zens OF rheumatism OF two yeafs'
standing one bottle did the work
This gentleman, MIR. II. IA. Parnel,
ticket agent Of the Q. 4 O. II. r., now
recommends Pain Balm TO ali his
friends. Il, @, Helbig. 80 cent bottles
for sale by u. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept. ds
Children watch tho opening Of each
package Of Gold Baud Coifce to get the
handsome picture ior their scrap book.
Colima Coffee, Nectar OF the gods, at
the Barlow Thompson Grocery Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

c.rdsr 9. SAT- Lats tof1v Hlcs . pm.
sHf.ffav.
a. ". lawrence and wife 90 George
~. lawrence, l1tt ln block d. Easi
Il, lara addluon ....... 90. ..s.......s W
". W. Lawrence aud wife Co Gather.
me IA. Lawrence. l0ts iu block b,
EHat tarE addition ...a.. s....s....s. o.
james %. hUrscy o. trCt llnuta,
part accu1u z township touih, $50.
TAI 30 ? MHHA.ssssaasssssssss.. NaN w
Elylhuh MaNnrld 90 JafnCs Mat
naId. part section i9, t1wuahIp2
SOUTH range ttIat........s..sa... 100 ~
David L.. Luvey to NeIle LcNCY part
l1t $. 1lurs ls, pat o., city......... 50
Henry M1uhcim o. Elizabeth Nor.
helm luit in block u. plat A,city. 1900 10
L. q. lrustmsu 60 Al 60 john t.shipr,
purt lltH, block ~, plat H. cas- .sssssss
L. q. Ctossman 90 al 90 John d -hpu,
pau lut % block ll. plat O.. oily. 800 90
John q. sh.pp 90 Elmer =. Daring,
rlr, los 3, block %, bias O.. city.... 900 90
Commodore T.. Coy UtuN. 90 h.. ~.
lnicliuwi eco 20 paft Gee. ~, 49,.
township north range wcst...a 20
Joseph 90. Armstrong DO william p.
Sou.s,Sfa. 'o 9'o.1 ~, 1900 90
Lulu ~. nyuia GO alto Louis thauor,
pari los Z. block l.., piat a, city. o. %
l.. 10. kinney 90 WIN, q. drauiCo, lois
in uloCts aud kinney Copper 49,.
Ulght, a#s... ..s..i. ...ss.. ...s..ts w W
q. ID. kInuu, tu VIM. D. Bfhnlcc, Doe
q. ui0yA ., Kinney Copper Pant
a...... ssassssss W. w
william lurtClsuu hut wifc % Maria
D.. FARMLAND. part of section 2i, $50.
township d south. range WCrt.ss lIl W
Alfred uuushuo ami wife o. 1corko
a, kuuh, lots Ia bloch ~, Irra' 900.
Iidtr .I ps3i ni li ss. plata. cS, i9o 90
g.. a. Urfoncr 90 John ". Jones, lots
q. 70 b.oek G, plat D., ciiy''....... 100
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SAVIn6s BANK.

iGo MAIN gTrEEr.
Opou Saturday evenings from TO D O'CLOCK
por cent interest paid on deposits of sl.OJ or
more, and compounded four times year
Utah Title Insurance & Trust Co.
CiPiTAL, l,GtoO, ruLL PAID.
j. y. DooLr. President; ". =. MCCoRSicK
Wee. President. a. l.. THOMAS, eecy., 4, Il.
WlUKs, Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

NOBLE AT Alpine Apache county, Arizona.
LOUISE b.rma daughter OF T.. A. n bio and
Anu Jlng pgoli born March l2iu, ie1i; dicd
May aith, isli,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

NouLI AT Alr|ur,Aparho county, Arizona,
EdwHfi A., Son u q, a, Noble and Ann Jane
Peel, torn May ptn. ISL, died March 10Th,
1855,
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DIR. and Madame Richard BiOber Of
Berliu, Germany, were inierosling and
Interested visitors today. The gentle.
man Ia lawyer Of the German metro.
polls and a most accomplished ami
companiOnablr mau altogether; while
the lady Ia we'll and favorably known
In art and literary circles abroad. She
was selected by Empress friedrich ~
GeTmauy's representative nt the
Worlds Fair congress- OF women.
They arc welcome and II Is hoped
nothing here will BE- wanting TO make
their pleasure complete.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05
WITHIN OUR GATES.

Ex.ShoriT Andrew ]. Burt was visi.
bic on the street, today. lie has not
"sh5wn up' 10 often lately, because lac
wasn't here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

Aquilla Nsbeksr, from the lbreely
shores Of LAEo Town in Rich county,
was here today en- route 20 snlinn,
where he has some some stock he IL
going to transport 10 his northern
home. He Il looking az VOL ns when
expounding the iniquitles OF the
bounty system Ia the "tirst Democratic
legislature" that being his political
faith.
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NoRwAY.

a Geographical society Of France has
slSalg,eHl Dr. Nansen gold medal for
us tsleo'aled TIP across Greenland.
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sALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.

T0Iayia clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 S28l ,23s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

The legal department rs II IA else.
where was we'll represented Ia the
metropolis today. Judge Miner with
Attorneys Evans & Rogers and Raus.
ford smith were the Ogden contingent,
Provo being represented by Judge H..
w. Smith aud w. u. King.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

IobAH'b Quotations.
Now Hork-Sllvor, b. q, lead, $3.50.
Lond0n-Silvef, 35.J.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-19
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

payment Of the sum of Twenty Nine and
forty-two hundredths dollars, ($2942 inter
lst day Of October A: D. 1852, So, upon POI "a c e
by August Hoeft and Pauline Hoeft his
goth day of February \. D. 1892, and which
Mortgage, together with the power of sale
therein contained, was duly recorded in
for the County of Brown and State of Min
nesota on the 10Th day of N.arch A. D. 1892,
ats o'clock * P ~, in Book of Mortgages,
said Mortgage provided that if said Mort
gagors shall fail to pay any part of the
sum of money secured Thereby at the time
and in the manner specified in said mort
gage, & then as.often as such default shall
occur, the whole sum of money secured
thereby, may, at the option of the legal
without notice, be declared due and pay
able, and whereas the said Hiram d. Upton
is now the legal holder of said notes and
such default having occurred, the said
Hiram D. Upton has elected and does here
by elect and declare the whole sum secured
by said Mortgage due and payable, and
therefore there is claimed to be due upon
said Mortgage at the date of this notice,
the. sum of Six Hundred Eighteen and
Seventy-three Hundredths dollars, S618.73
instituted, at law or otherwise, TO recover
the debt secured by said Mortgage or any
part thereof, ~.
that by virtue of the power of sale contained
in said Mortgage, and pursuant to the
statute in such case made and provided,
the said Mortgage will be foreclosed by "a
sale of the premises described in and con-
veyed by said Mortgage: viz;
The South half of the North East Quarter
(S72 of n ED of Section Numbered Eight
90 in Township Numbered One Hundred
and Eight Q0S) of Range Numbered Thirty
Four @Din the County Of Brown and State
of Minnesota, with the hereditaments and
appurtenances thereto belonging; which
sale will be made by the Sheriff of said
County of Brown at the front door of the
Court House, in New Ulm in said County of
Brown and State of Minnesota, on the a1st
day of August a. p. 1888, at 10o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, to pay said
debt and interest, and taxes, if any on said
premises and Fifty dollars attorneys fees
as stipulated in said Mortgage in case Of
by law; subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the date of sale as
provided by law.
Dated at Minneapolis. Mimi. this LIST day
Of July A. D. 1888.
- Hiram d. Upton, Mortgagee
- EDWARD E. WEBSTER,
~ Attorney for Mortgage.
Minneapolis, Mimi. 80
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-19
. Lost.

Agold locket was lost between 1st
South and 9Th North Street. Name marked
on the inside, "E. B." Finder please re-
turn to this Office an! get reward.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
UNIMPROyFD PROPERTY.

S12.0O0-Paciic ave.: residence lot command
ing fine view; lot 40xl27 %.
Elegant Pacific He ghts residence lot: Wash
!ngtOn ST. 50-vara; a whole or in subdl isions;
commanding unobstructed view.
$l2UO-fotrero Cornea, 25Xl00, Napa ST.
ready TO build. on srreet-work done both
streets.
$450-Speculators, attention: a bargain: on
Day ST.; 25Xl14.
s3000-Nice corner 23d ST. 26:6xl 100;
ready 10 build on.
S650-Speculators. attentions: actual bar
gain; 25Ill5:9; all ready to build on; Diamond
St: street work done complete.
Sl0.000-Elite residence lot: Park Hill road :;
SS:3xl37:6; commands fine view.
$3.50 each-For spectators; actual give away !;
8 lots on Duncan ST.: % l13xl14 each.
q. II. u DSEN Il Co, ii Montgomery. jy4 Tut
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-04
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

/ OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-A NEW HOUSE
OF rooms. bath and aupdry. with lot 50xl36.
In the most desirable seeti of BerAsiey: Will be
sold FURNISHED or unfurnshed on the most reason
able TERMS an ext aordinary bargain. Apply to
MRS. Z. HOUSTON, cor. Shattuck ave. and Viz
ginia ST. North erkeiev iy4tf
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

p1CSO RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE
ID LOO. good paving coal. wood and feed
business: well located. Apply early to WOOD
WARD Il CO. 902 Broadway, Oakland. je2S 1t
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Clio CASH A d 1923 CENTS PER DAY OR So
u ~ per month Will buy a lot IN the Gem Tract,
only 600 feet from the San Leandro Electric car
line. and near Seminary ave. PRATT IL c.. 459
Ninth ST.. Oakland. ia29 IF
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