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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
NOTICE or SALE UNDER TRUST oEEo

xHfuruUA-, uN TUT .rU nay 40
W april lIH Euwl Monte. u Deg own
rght ana frtlga's d, N"flt N'I h...An
as'i,arsd Go IaHn IS nuaup au. pauy ~ the
second plU ant Trustee ihDif D.Hnn uuH
a,rl ll,.,'] 'lnt. W.. wv t y. ~,
Ii,aBaifr at tbo suu'hwg.r CORNER Of lol ons
ult uu twenty Wur .sI.. UIl. o. .a l.hAn
r.is. thtn.c uHr.h tru fi.| rode. thence wcHt
Ugl II rHIs. tnHu"u south Goa .lI rods % thn
wHCu of u,Funng' Nlu.le 10 W. ,iv Hns
.ad irust decd Wss daily ackuoW edged aud
rrIpnnI huI q NfIgl n 40 uWteo, lhr
e. .unW recorder of 70 "a iuunl},ln DOCS
Whereas. salf conveyance wHs made in tfusi
Co. SECURE uIr uHIHr. In 2. " Mullttnrt In
ward Mcrrl, a'Uucl Ngru!l aud lt9mas a.
10. d rtIrs NJ $40 thFi part. Of tho sum Of
nftrpn hundred d1l.afa Nli HaIli Tor lutf rllhh'
dec tp Doe purchased NI We l,Alt. 9l lNg ui
part from tnr uarlus ot iho Wrl part aud
upIu winch sIiu uurHHAfu credit ut thIrC
month"; tItUy amount Of niturn hundred DOL.
lHra whH tU uH extended. Inl
NHr.It1 bee uHHtD. Uftit nsst pHrt purchased
lumber auI uIUHr IuIi .uF material nom tng
parurs uf lbu tU.r1 UHri 200 800 hmuuhs OF ui
icru hundred doI'afi, and nave pA'1 90 uhft OF
wi'rris no rsyuort ot mo same matursl
lu 1000 up1u thH HN day ut AulWl l'i. HH1
wHH.oaH arlI uUal urUi 's tuH.r.t ~ prior
.l.umHraurpu f IH... and thu parties II Nu
Ir.I MARI paypuHulHt tIHTHn Co. prnWptN pHF
tUU Interest WsiufI.s un fhll prior htuW'
franco. nus u4Fg allowed .lmu 60 become DO
"WGrieaa. Che taII fu.f deed provided that
HN MID iUNUar.Hr Hf 600 NIti uHrt tau Co pay
DO iutsfrft nr HHU Hro" iurumHflnrr Hul
should tau may Cor nI lumber aud uuilu.ue
mHtrr.4Is purchased NJ iIu uAfilrt ul thu tnIri
rart VI lhu lhrur inHutHr ~ inr 'Hic ~ ihoHllu
tUUn uuntHIH truHt.r. NuHIl proceed o. Htll aIil
Ur.rHftY 10 puHir NUUIuH g. tuu hlglUHt uii
ItT fIr UHth, Iu lhH manner PROVIDED 900 Hnil
uuHt HrrT. .frfUrrlrU being made thereto fni
nmnrf particular ut. rnutiIu ut the provision
turfHlu| HuI Uut uf lUu proceeds Go pay ihH
amount due lu tUH parties OF thD mira pafi
uItH iniCruHt WITH HIDl.uululo Htiornry'h Zee
anHthr cost of thu trust
Sow therefore, unlru BE- htrunY rlyon thnt
op g1ndly. no ud daY of october, ltui, thu
uudgr.IsrUd WIl Ht thu mont door NJ tno
gDurty court house DO salt Az titV, Utah
Territory at ~ u'U|urh noon N thHt day, cell
thr above deserved premises 60 tnn highest
IIHrF Tor cash urHn Wurn tnnfCuf A. o. nee.
,..nfv i1 ritst thU sum ~ fifteen hundred dnl'
iHrs. WItH Interest from Ntt Hth, ls ?. nt eight
~ rrnt Hu1 CO. tH1 parties o. tho ihlrd part
uatoA SAFE take cutH uthh, this iith day
OF ''i''''' juuN w. noNNEH.AN,
TTustut
rnAsr Do. tYrmss hud lUsslg X
ruuu ATTORNEY. fHr trustee
The Above cole Do hereby 30 pc. o ~ "a,
rUuuJ.i % or .HHH, Nrful 4 tu. iN ihu %
fbt uf uUlH..Ir I'D. 30 70 "t.oei noon, az th'
"'''' ''- joins W. uJSNELthN,
liuatUo
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Shirley was released for tho reason
that h,a victim could not Identity Tim
owing 10 his being masked at tn time
of the robbery. The ciilzens then iaiu
ho'd ni the matter. They took Hhirey
out ana ,u.Uruded him lfuW Tree,
a ter being vol ohpkui hu was itt
down. Hpth diselosrt whore han
0fths nancy vac. Ailcr tcing fus
teudtd again me said thni Of the other
500 he paid itwycf $50 20 de.unu
him and constable so % igt HE
rattner out ai jail. Tue frmnihdef ht
sront about WI. The ChinamEn was
viaI 10 f,sover half his monty.
Clark auI Shirley were told TO leave
town.
4 corrrsp1rient Of the Cheyenne
Leader whites concerning wyoming
COW girls anu In q long letter, Hitur tvii-
ing Of their accom- pliehmuut In tho
saddlc, makes ulu Of tue following:
Riding horseback ~ not the only out
door work doue hy Wyoming women.
A miss Of eighteen Cafrivr ihu mail
rom TorrlugtOn 70 Grriug and back
twice week. The distance 10 lulty.
i've miles, which the drives easily m
a DAY includi, stops ct offices, anu
often IN eight hours. ono huuuftu
and eighty miles IL hug distance
tor tho week, The young lady,
also eighteen, who dfivUH the
stage from Fort Laramie o. Badger
aud return Dix days In the wout n1yefe
| fJTty.four miles each dpy or 2Ol mile
a week. There l. 5000 aver 10 lot
her iather besides tue uxpiCf8 busiue,s
| which h cOnsiuerablp, and uccnsiYL-
ally passenger ~ carried. a lazy
just over the iine iu Nebraska IL driv'
lug stage while her hu.baud, the
regular driver, u sick. The cuTics'
u1udtut has tcUn women turning
rtindslHne, stacking hay, etc., anu u
LADY on Cottonwood haH n rnrict
which was never touched by mau,
She piuwcd tic grouud, her lituu DOS
driving The team, AMI has planted
cultivated ami Irrigated H. IheIo ore
iu u twenty -nve pound cablaguH, corr
eight feet high aud variety N vtHr
tables aud Flowers. "Why shouldn't
We Wyoming women d. aug thug We
iike2" she qleficd 1--WE have tqua
rights with the mru."
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER Trust
DECD

vrrurRrAs. OS Tur Hu DAY oF
w Inuc. Isll, John %, Waite auI Minnie /
Waite made. ,ss'r, i., .. 'l. W 70
aHr. uItes. dated on said da'. "t.U payable tu
s.It Wmtan, AZ tho HAM of iuWwrr.U. "Hlt
Iato Ills. Utsh, with .n'org.. u.r'nH uhyaHc
nuurfH one of SAID notes urlHa GOO .uIn of 400,
ptIHuc 1n 1f after ono fclF nuu iu dato. and
Ggs es , .Sr . zoe ,i ,sr saa,g Er4 ono H,'5
M ne sun of l,9g pa,4"'' 900 0r before
,NW,IIli.'g,,,, Note, and iac |n.g.at tharoda.
iaiI JuHu % waite nud h.u1i. b.. WH..s OH
faIt uato rac1utei ail p. 'u'rl DO -, ID.
irs. tHris irftaiu deed pi tIuHt uHrH0H" hoy
tiutayrd tu SAID fusteft N.'N H.'.r WnNtfus
he fDIuwlnHh .t'i."5,i N...t..
ala IsGi t6t6 inuius,c. ot n..,s Quo .i| al ~
lUta uumuvrcd nom one ~ I" lhfitou vl.t
both mc.usvc, IN uIp.H a,"'' ~, 1
fiyr. in hlnts thrcr .il ID nl u' Iuis uuunrIud
from one ID tu iwCnl W." ...t N'lN WtIl
Give. aud ioi' numbers 'a... o,,a
iHfiIt .ttnI lli1 thirty erytn ',UHfH IuU.HHly.
Iu Block fnur U1,all hs plotted b. 'Ain lligr "
/ "a 10y ssysn ID, and aII ,flIIs eIgh. .'I Hut
UIuU II in u|ofs three ~ Nh' b.. I.'s al
iir iUIt survey SAT- IN.N 'WNNHr. lNNI
/ tH#h said uaud 90 TRUST NH. HuF ...rUHI.
/ ode ana rseotlotm tHDuU r.t tHe County
/ N,ruriIr of Hult Lake tuuu.f.Iu ."la 'H g. of
mont ages. pIEgf % 20 Do. Do which
/ 7 moro ualuru'tr dcfrHTu.u W.I".f, tu1,
nr5t.fc. tbIt stoulf nouut .H u.Hs IH tHH
mont f either ufthH V.H....Y". .UI. uuIr.
] iuUrfn.n Hud Boo SAID ipUI I..U.I..U .. ui IUr
] IrIUrDat thereon HH enc HHIt O.'.|H .N. 500
/ r.yuHc. lhu Hnid trustee h.HIi U" .i InHru
] t.ii described promis q, ui HHt UtII .Ntn,. M
. Uuu.ir yrulug iO iuC hEnU. N."|U. iHl rIsn,
. uuun % trr HH thtrCu rrutU.. ..I WU UEfs
D Uusr nI paving aH't uulyH uI ht account Iu.
I m urIuH due thcruoui
] Whereas uu part ot aAl NI W poi nllotui
/ either uI thom. or the iuigIcs. hrr.Hni hHs
l ltru uHtf 1. rrtputng only ONO aum nf .i u
I nam tuUrdHu tuh. urd. 1877 iNH HuW ul Nl.ftu1
] rltt thufrun July Wtn, ltIl. NIu iNr .uW Of
N.ahH VHiu thUtruu h.N Do I.'a. AlI Ni
I WhlrH WaH applied ON tHu 1901 note Hi1l1
I Hlti ana. whereas unNfN NO gi.l N.nI'l We
been gwen tn tho uuigf.'tnol TRUSTEE by W.
li it,l. COZ thc itF aud County % SALT lNsnl
] Utah. .tht local owner HuI holder No HNll
/ prumissHrF note. who hos t.III"irl tlr uu.
UrI.ITuUd tu Urureri 20 "NI hIl promise
rufauHUt tn cue tcfms ut faII decd 10 ifHat, AMI
Toy iuu purpose oi gyms n'I. .t.,
Nov. Ihgtufgrt notice 4. l'i lF sven lnal
rn rIiurdly. the 500 day Hi tUiUllr I'tL the
UuIfr.IUurl, TurHuHrt Z fHII request NiI ~
tHs front door ~ thU uufI court U.u'ol
rutn.r nf sorord ruuih anu fruuui Wet
streets. -at Lake tY. liah 8 " ndlgas
nom Zoo uT 30 muHl tHrrUu Ha U. 81 %. rHUtH.
s.n ~ ihu uIlhust bidder iur coon. iHr ins
. ruruusr of paying tln at'f Ir|nlH uf1 nUiD
] .uH Ut"rra' Accrued IH.tt'U N. N|N' ~
] forth. turrthpr Wtth thr fnU"rHNH Uf iNH Hual
nrludug rcasOuaHc council irgs and com
pa,ed St salt Lake Cl,y, uiab. september
'''" AH. riFus Iu Trustee.
utwtIys = cwtruinH. Ww1.,e
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ANNUAL MEETING.

v,RtguToN q NORTH POINT tBUIGA.
- CATION company. hoi,cc ' hereby r'tn
t.rth point irrigation company viii Do hDII It
fb9 Wrishion meeting house tn.t 10 county
Iiah. ON Monday tho ,ih dhI % '.'".r. |'t
girltir. Il hazard of directors t1 OCT fuf .h" pH.
sftins te,o fcara, hearing ropurH ut UI.Hr. aud
tHa traus lettsn ~ such other huHiuus. HH MAS
pr1urriy come before thc mtcinr
iN order III BOARD Of DirogloLt
~ D.. u. tWiICUIuW.
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AesLsssMENT NoIloe.

rhs Gris3lN ututuE CumuHuF.
NOTICE D. UtUEUl GIVES THAT
- aI meeting 90 Che board VI directors ni
ilo uUElly 'lIHius Company Do Do uu Ono liu
day of september, lt'I. An uHHUssWuut uf lr
tDyu 900 CHUts per share was levied uuuu iuu
capital stock ui inu corporation payable lm
WrdiHtclY 90 John ". tamulull SECRETARY. nc
thu company f. Office lu the Hooper buuiiuFl
allt lHku I'd Yt lun.
ANY stock upon which bail assessment ahlIl
remain unpaid uu FRIDAY ur.uhuI e', irt.,
#.lu. and unIHss payment Dr. made hrfufut VIII
Nr sold Ht public aurHuu uu "wednesday,
November 300 lHii, 40 u Y'DIoHk u. 90 ono Once
uI lHr HuHrHury iu pay tht delinquent N.HusH.
mont IHsrIh p Uit iuu coos uf udturlisIuE
aud ehuUU.u no HI|n.
Ily utuyr OF tug Hoard ~ nuCcl1rI,
JUltN M. fANruIIt,
A.FiHttui hrrIuIHTV,
MT ILNL nLIA. ILnL. A-nInmhur Do nm.
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NOTICE

FyuE ANNUAL NtEuNG OV TINS
Stockholders II th0 utsh Uui hsIi ilsr
taral COMPANY fur iNo Turuuso NJ bearing
tuU r"Wurt ~ The precedent Hul secretary, and
properly ruwu before ihU meeting. uill hU held
uH saturday uH 800 dos uf tUtIHrJ AZ n
u.rI.rs H.uI, Gt thr"rI"u ~ thr OHmI H.T, rUo fu
tatr tIut ltAh.
SAN Latr cay, HSpt SOD l'lL
UiuE n 4. UlrUa,
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NOTICE.

IunUE Will M s MEETING OF
tho mUWburH ~ tho LattCr.dAy snlnts'
college Association held 90 che COWplpy'H
once, 81 T. south Temple street, Halt lhkU
tuy Utah. Ou Monday October audi l-l., nc
b ui.. foI tlr purpose ~ UigrtuE rus.ura hud
other oUCUr Iur thu COMPANY, o. serve uuiing
w.. o. nuuUALi,
NfIfUIlTV.
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iIorteuae Uouriyau Plaintiff
A.pbouss Bourdgru u9isnlant,
Tho reoo'r Of as TERRITORY Of Utah send
Mi Fi.g 81 itnN UEQuiltip 10
nuuuurIH HH "TUuu brought against NUu
D' tho uluNu named iINnuu' lu NO hi.riri
is.rtlty ~ Utah HuI 90 answer tuo com
plant uIr therein Within Gem dave IrAcluHlNn
ul iuH oHY of 0.N... .Il.i Wa .eil l,r Nu you
or. ID Htrtruuut of iHH county, hut in tha
district. within went. NN'h nihrrWiHu within
forty dH}I. n' 'l.tM'W. ul "'l NW WIZ De-
tahrn aFaiuai g'u, pllinf 10 ne player uf
1i rbS S' .aIi a''5ao D.. brought To hvoad.cree
az tIH court H..fnNHa lhe honla ot uHtrl.
m1ny ukIHuur Ha.NrHH Wunlh ana drcnuf
md Tr.tarIus ..iHuH boo. maiden uaulr, linr,
tensp ugnilIu..r Above rnliuf prayed Tor uu
due rruuuH Oh ~ IH.UHlHu' without luHt rluHu
IN pf1tuUatIlI. boo tryHIu' uluint'u Boo cruel.
inLIu.u uuH brutal mInuur, hY huHtiug her
tglth HufHH #...Hg "uu Nirlhmg hUr. and
tnroatOnn# 90 sI Hni murhrf nor aud that
p|aIHuu.rf.Ir NU..rsr. ihHt defendant utond
If'fv rtTru .H.u |HTUH.# into execution, aus.
DpittgIur uuH 1000 Wla boz danger. fgiuaGH 90
longer Nlr UT UNu.Nl WIN him illt since
ae XIV, ,i sf.naaGt q, TO- and doig1d int hSs
Nh durIus fuHI t.HU 900 Coz ycags prior tuuro.
10 sunnuTicl 70, contributed 90 support OF
XXI XXI g.l noe berguy uouaed that If you FAM
10 uUUou fHH answer llr tWl complaint Aa
alHtt required Iu" ll nWuuh Ml hpuY %
Too oouriiur Ono f.'I l'nAhl'H ilefcln.
Winner. Mu bon. hurloa : IAuu Judge.
arffHr Hell OF thu nuturt Court ui
Hg Iuri IuliHlgl nlHTirt boo uud Tor
ffrAII tb0 Territory Of umh, thiH 90 day of
Fu"f#UHUr. tn tNH VUnr uf our lorl
oaa uoasAnd cght hundred aad
IrsW %. MCMILLAN. Clora.
By ono. D. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK
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Notlcr Of time and plac' Tor tho hearing OF
pputilu tor admission 60 probate ~ will,
DURsUANu TO As ORDER uF SAID
i court iu anii matter, uuVrc is hereby
Gifrn that Ihuratuy, the Ath Day OF OrfnNrr,
A. u. trIi, ut 10 O'Clock atu,t hi thu county
Dourt House il SAT- llAu titY, luh Territory,
100 the court room col taId court BIAS been Au.
pointed tro ume ami place Tor the
OuaiuE Of puiiunn Of Advlu ~, liuaplauu
UrlYIug for tuu admission 60 nrus
hatr %. certain document Herewith pru-
rrutyI purpurtnE t0 boz tho laft Will aud
ipatamcHt Ui JUuu ilnHEaud drcoa 90, when
uru moro 600 persons intrroI 90 may appppr
bu1 oupo.u uH probate of ftid will uf luo
granting uf letters documentary 10 hdUuu
b. iUasIsn1 IH rTtl iur 100 ta.d petition
hauI uuI auN|l thu HDHl " Htid court thIs
40. day OF september, Az I i1
IsIAtl 10 Y NhlOi,
lIafh of thp Probate Court,
UyJ. b, JACK, deputy rlrrs
charles B.. rUAs0u, Attorney Tor Petitioner
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iu the Probate yuuit Iu aui Cor falt take
County, lyrNtnu 90 tuh


NOTICE u uUUfuA GIVEN THAT
~ rurau IuHrr,s. UhuUuiTA uf t1H iHFt Ui.I
Uut testament uf HWrH I.uI,.Ia. uH. raHr.tNHH
rendered fur truIUUCHt IH1 uUf 100 HHlH
UI .HId rHtatU and UyiiuIHu Cor uuN distribution
90 lHF rrHiuul of EnUi estate IuHuU thH puIt1ua
entitled thereto aud that iull5. ihu 800 uaI
90 uUII.rr 40. lrli 90 10 O'Clock 10 uI.t 30 che
court rUuH no fA'i ,uuTI. iu iGH County Court
iluuHu. HHIt Lake tltf HHN tHUutY l.tu Ter
uiHus hH. u". Oh Guy appointed Nf ihr Judge
uI HHid court Co." lnU rrtiIri"vu' Ni 500 ht
tUuut and lrlUhE HaIl petition lur dIHtlihu
uuu, Ht Nhirh tuH and place Huf u.fHHI
lHfHrcui.H fU HuI1rtiatr mos appear uud aIu7
tHu.C. % zoos there uu,Whf HllI 5000 De HhHIl'
nHI ur rrtI OF Huu approved aud final uhlriuu
fluu U. HiU .H prayed fHr
Dated syrtuml,r .l, iaIf ....
NV NiiOI.
e. rrs of tho Probate Court.
ny ,, o. JArk equity
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mated .cutcmhor 80. lsa.
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STR11DT.ES.-'
The morning call., 1893-06-16
PLAYED AND FOUGHT.
Oakland Ball Players Won Because
Borchers Was Wild.

Los ANGELES, June 15.-Oakland again
woD to-day's game from Los Angeles by a
score of 10 to g. Bor chers, who was pitch
ing for the home team. was wilder than
ever and walked fifteen men to first, four
teen on balls aud one for being hit. Grit
fifth pitched very fair game with the ex-
ception of the first and sixth innings when
he allowed the Angels to bunch their hits.
The game was long drawn out affair and
at its end disgraceful episode occurred.
Borchers and Captain Earl OF the Oak
lands got into rough-and-tumble fist
fight, which was only stopped by the in
tervention of other players. IL is said
both men will be heavily fined by their
The morning call., 1893-06-16
BY HARD PLAYING.
That Is How Philadelphia Won 8
Game i'm the Tenth.

BALTIMORE, June 11-Mullane's wild
pitching lost the game for the reds. Score
Cincinnatis 9. Baltmores S.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Hard batting by
Baldwin was the feature. Score: New
Yorks G, Chicagos Q.
PHILADELPHIA. June 15.-Ths fhillieS
won the game in the tenth inning Ny hand
playing Score; Philsdelphlas ! Puts
burgs O.
BROOKLYN, June l5,-BTooklyn wen hv
Clevelands' error. Scors: RVooklyRS X.
Clevelands g.
WASHINGTON. June Ia The Louis
villes 0utplayed the Senators ie-dAy
Score: Washingtons !. LaQjsvi0ss :
Boston, June 15-1hs thSg'ps2as Eoek
a batting streak and wen easily, Sore
Bostons 5, ST. Louis /.
The morning call., 1893-06-16

Earned runs-Los Angeles 5. Three-baSe hits
MeCanley, Hughes Two-base hit-WTisht. Sac
rihce hits-Lo6man, Cantillion. Cody. First base
on errors-Los Angeles ., oaklands 1 First base
on called bslls-Los Angeles 3 oaklsnds "a leit
on bases-Los Angeles 8. OaklsndS IL. struck
out-By Borchers 2 by Grifith 5. Hit by pitcher
Cantilllon Double plays-Irwin 70 Canttilion 70
Earle. Passed bals-Lohmau 1. Time OF same
. hours 20 minutes Umpire-McponAld. ofaeial
Scorer-Bancroft
The morning call., 1893-06-16

Earned runs - San Franeiscos l. Three-base
hits-Mannasau. Mcguire. Twobase hts-Levy
Power 2, Work First base errors-San Fran
ciscos D, Stocktons g. First base on called balls
San Eranciscos B, StocEtons /. Left on bas es-
San Franeiscos 6, Stccktohs .. Struck out-By
RAINING 2, by BalsZ 4. Hit by pitcher-Spies
Double plays-Maguire TO Sharp TO Power, Ebright
to Sharp to Power. Wild pitches flaming l.
Umpire-Donahue.
The morning call., 1893-06-16
"Mrs. NyinsIow,s soothing sxrun.

"Mrs. Winsfow's Soothing Syrup
Has been used over fifty years by millions oi
mothers for their children while Teethiug with
perfect success, 1t soothes the child softens the
Gums, allays Palm cures Wind Collie. regulates the
Bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoeas
whether arising from teething OF other causes
For sale by Druggists in every part OF the world
Be and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 25c bottle.
The morning call., 1893-06-16

"Blinker" Murphy, who was convicted o
embr ZZling SIG from Mrs. Ellen Whaen, %
Clementina street, was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Low 10 pay fine of $50 or be Imprisoned
for twenty days 1he fine was paid.
The morning call., 1893-06-16

W WANTED-THUROUGH SALESMAN FOR
w our hat department; must have frst-class re-
ference in that line Call after O'Clock for j.
LESTER GABRIEL. RAPHAEL'S. jel4 If
The morning call., 1893-06-16

A MEXICAN WOMAN WITH GOOD REFER
~ ences who can cut and fit wants situation to
sew; will do some upstairs work; sleep home.
Call or address 905 Folsom st iel4 3t*
The morning call., 1893-06-16

DROFESSIONAL NURSE. PRACTICAL AND
L surgical, with highest references from pbysi-
clans, would like few more engagements. Please
call or address 2509 suffer st. le9 I'm
The morning call., 1893-06-16

IOO MEN FOR FREE TICKE ETS TO THE
1OO Worlds Fair. For particulars call at a.
Ennr ST iel4 Its
The morning call., 1893-06-16
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS - TIL
"A WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing.
The morning call., 1893-06-16

GOOD HOME WANTED BY GIRL OF IT:
" graduate of grammar scnool and desirous OF
entering nigh school; will do housework, care for
children, sew. read or act as companion Tor board
and clothing; will give and expect best of refer
ence. Address NJ. f., box 1858, Postof1ce, s f.,
Cal jelOt
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Ii ANTED BY GERMAN WOMAN-LIGHT
" housework with old couple, take are of
sick lady; wages moderate. Call sos Stevenson,
near Seventh. iel2 It's
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PROTESTANT GIRL DESIRES ILACE TO DC
i general house in country OH farm. Call 70:
Market ST., room 3. jel07 It's
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"A ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, TO DO
W general houSework and plain cooking; wages
SIS to $50. Please address NJ. r., box 1913, Call
Branch ONCE. iel5
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A TTENTIoN. FARMERS-Do YOU WANT
n hands to harvest your crop. pick your fruit
and grapes. or any other help. II so, we can sup
ply you at once free of charge; wire, telephone
mail us your orders &. II. HANSEN d CO.. llO
Geary ST. ie9 If
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AI ANTED-4 WAII RESSES. SUMNER RE
w sort, $50 each: mattresses, country
hoteI $40 each; mattresses, different hotels.
city, $40 each: restaurant waitress IS a week; 2
Mattresses small restaurant, S15 and room. Girls
can find reliable situat by applying TO f. NJ.
RAKER & CO., 206 Powell st,
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CHEAPESr AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" WEEKLY CALL, sent TO any address in thu
United States or Canada one year for 81, postage
free.
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VoUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO AS
L sist in light housework; wages SO. Apply 81
Franklin ST. iel4 3t%
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GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN A
" small family to 40 general housework; wages
SIS to $50. Address l23 Fourth st iel3 3t*
The morning call., 1893-06-16

Y DUNG GIRL LATELY FROM IRELAND
L wants situation TO do housework and take care
of children. Please call or address % Zoe St, off
Braunan, near Third je14 3ts
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CAPABLE PERSON WANTS WORK BY THE
day washing. ironing and hOusework. Call
Sa12 Albion ave, near Sixteenth ST. Jel5 2t=
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

N ANTED-A FRESH JERSEY cow; MUST
" be young and cheap. J. T. DUNN, 1l2 Mont
gomery ST. iel5 9t
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"a ANTED-BY GOOD COOK AND THOR
W ough housekeeper, position in family; can
sew by hand or machine Address q. C.. box l34
Call Branch Once. iel5 2tx
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176 MEN WANTED TO TAKE LODGING:
L - finest house in the city; 10c 15c and 25c
per night. 624 Washington st. aul0 If
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" ANTED-BY JULY l. BY RESPONSIBLE
w tenant good modern house of or room,
on Russian Hill or IN Western Addition. Address
6. f, p o. box 1912. 1el6 3t<
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CwEDISH GIRL. LATE ARRIVAL, WANTS
~ situation to do second WORK no postals. Please
call at II Fourteenth st. 1el4 Ste
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Va ANTED-GIRL FOR CANDY STORE: ALSO
w experienced candy dipper; hotel COOK. Santa
Cruz; restaurant COOK. city; housewOrk girls for
Glen and Cal4veras County; also girls for city.
Apply SMITH & KEITH, 2341 1a Taylor ST.
The morning call., 1893-06-16

w ANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL, TO ASSIST IN
w general homework and good plain cooking;
wages Sl5 to $50. Please address A. D.. box 33.
Call Branch Once.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

COOK, $50; WAITRESS, COUNTRY. s25;
" housekeeper, Benieia; lunch waitress; house
work, small family, BeIvedere see party here at
II a. NJ, $25; 20 girls for housework, city and
country, $40 to $50. r. L. WARD 81 CO, $40
Clay st.
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L'IRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WISHES FEW
more engagements by the day; perfect filter;
best eferences terms 81 rs. Call or address 2l14
Baker ST. iel43t<
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A TTENTION, COUNTRY HOTEL-KEEPERS-
N Do you want clerk, barkeeper, steward, head
waiter. cook, baker, waiter. housekeeper, chamber
maid or any other help. If can supply you at
free OF charge; send your orders C. R.
HANSEN & CO., 40 Geary st. ieetf
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l. IRST- CLASS LAUNDRESS. GOOD REFER
euces. wants situation by the day month
Please cal or address 70 Pleasant St, off Taylor
near Sacramento iel4 Ats
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0LD-ES%ABLISHED BARBER-SHOP FOR
" tent: good man do well. Apply Four
teenth st. and Sixteenth ave. East Oakland. 10 4t
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NARBER-sATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 1880
D Mission ST.
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W ANTED-2 SWEDISH COOKS. S35 AND $50:
W second girl, S25: frst-class Irish waitress.
$50; French cook. $50: German cook. S35: maid
and seamstress S25; French nurse, SIS; German
nurse and seamsuress. $25: girl for Hanford, S25,
at LEON ANDRES. go Suffer St l