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The morning call., 1893-03-22
NO MISSING LINK.
The Great Biologist, Professor Vir-
chow, Denies Its Existence.
Manchester CEngilnd) Times

Ma -chester (EnElaud) Times.
Professors Rudolph VHchow, the we'll
known biologist, is one Of those who receive
with caution the proofs OF a low order of
man uniting him TO the ape, and in a recent
speech has pointed out that all The Iow-type
skulls yet found resem BILE those If modem
and civilized races. We are still seeking
IN vain for the "missing link"
He admi's that he human body in an ami
mai organization governed by the same
laws as the bodies OF animals. but recog
nlZeS different barrier separating man
from The animal, namely, heredty, which
transmits to children the faculties of their
parents. All men having a simian appear
auce are simply pathological variants The
Eskimo and Terra del Fuegan heads, for
merly regarded as low, are now known 10 be-
long 10 perfected tvueS. IheAndaman skulls,
and those Of the Veddahs of Ceylon, were
once thought to be low, but although they
are small they are Of good shape. A single
race, the orang slmaings and orang eekai
OF Malacco, still remain unStudied. Mix
luke Maklai, the Russian traveller. has re-
ported that they are small and have curly
hair. and an expedition has been sent 10 IN
veStigate their anthropology
Professor NirchOw has received a skull
and Jew locks OF hair from the party, and
as lar as he has examined them he regards
the stock as that of a black race with curly
hair. Ihe head is broad and Of modernte
capacity, but does not present the segment
slgn OF bestial development. According to
Professor Virehow there is no proau-
tbropos or man monkey The missing link
remains phautom of the mind.
The morning call., 1893-03-22
A TRAINED BEETLE.
His Bugs.i;p Knew Ills Owner and
Would Answer her Call.


Something over year since young lady
of my acquaintance had an experience with
a beetle. which. l think, showed a very
marked degree of intelligence in the insect
and, as such instances are somewhat rare,
venture to send you an account of it.
This beetle was specimen of Pelidnota
puncta!a Linn, which was given to her IN
September. At first she kept it in small
box, feeding it WITH grass, leaves and small
pieces OF fruit such "a peaches, pears, etc
Occasionally she would give 1t a drop Of
water to sip, it would sometimes bite little
cut of 4 leaf, would eat the fruit and would
take water eagerly.
From the first she could take the insect In
her fingers several times day aud stroke
or caress il, siso putting it 10 her lips and
talking to it all the while she banded it.
When she put 1t tn her lips it ould brush
its anteul &c over them with gentle, caress-
ing motion.
When she left her room she would shut
her "bUgEIe" up in its Oax. One day, about
two weeks after she received il, she was
called out suddenly and neglected this pre-
caution. She was absent considerable
length Of time and when she returned the
insect was not in It's box nor anywhere to
be seen. Fearing that she might iniure il
she stood s;ill ami called, "buggie, buggie," !"
when il came crawling from its retreat
toward her.
AilEl AulS SUI Nbiilu frequently ltANE II
free In the room when she went out, and
whep she returned If the insect was not in
sight she would call it. and it would crawl
or fly to Ter. As this was continued. il
would more and more frequently fly to her
instead of crawling. until at last it few to
her nearly every time 1t was called. When
il came il this way she would put il to her
lips or 10 her nose, and the insect would ar
pear TO he pleased, moving its anteni e
gently over her lips or taxing the eud of
her n9se gently between them and touching
il with lRttng motion.
She kept il in her room in this way at the
hotel where she was 81 ending the summer
until about November l. She then returned
to her home, some 800 miles further south,
taking The insect with her. Here she at first
Kept il in her chamber, but the nights being
sometimes very cool. it would become lorpid
and not get lively again until afternoon.
Thinking il too cool for 'bugge" there, she
removed it 10 the kitchen.
As it appeared more or less dormant, she
Put it on cIotn above the hOt-water boiler.
Here 1t revived somewhat. but was not very
lively, nor did 1t eat very much,
About the middle of December it fell TO
the floor accidentally, by which fall il was
evidently injured, as after that time it
would eat nothing, and no longer recog-
n!zed the young lady. About a week later
it died
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a CANINE WOOD CARRIER.
He Forced Man Who Interfered With
His York TO Compromise.
,ew Ycrk Voice.

NSN itEh NOlCc.
An interesting incident of canine inteli-
geuce is contributed by T. Il. Ford of Mil
ton, Nova Scotia. a lumbermau had a dog
named Watch who knew as much. If not
more, than some people do. Watch knew
the names of all the tools used by his mas
ter and also where they were kept. lie
would bring any one OF them or return it to
its place when told TO do so.
The great exploit Of Watch's life, how
ever, was in connection with his deXteri,y
in the water.
His master lived close by the river. about
a quarter of a mile below the mills, and the
slabs, edgings and other driftwood com
ing down from the mills were picked up for
fuel
Watch was very fond of picking up this
wood; would swim out when lie saw a piece
come, and drag it TO the shore. The tide
from the sea rose and fell as far up the river
as his masters house, and one Of the
strangest sights was to see how the dog
secured the heavy pieces he was unable 10
drag clear Of the river. He knew that
pieces lying against the shore at low tide
would float off when the tide came in, so be
watched the tide and, as the water helped,
he drew them further and further up until
the tide began TO fall, which of course left
the wood nigh and dry. and some Of the
family wOuid pile it up clear of the tide al
together Anything he was able 70 handle
he would carry out clear himself.
a man by the name of Gardner rented
house just above Watch's masters place,
and Gardner, In order TO catch the drift
wood. built small wharf out into the river
from which for day or two he secured all
the wood, the dog waiting anXiously below
and getting nothing.
This seen got tcO monntnnous for Watch,
and the fourth day, when Gardner made his
appearance as usual. the dog deliberately
walked mp above him to a stone wall living
n N aud lOevn he frnr, fl,ay H.,
sprang in and drew off every piece of
wood that came down, so that Gardner
could not reach them. This so enragpd
Gardner hat he went up with his boathook
To drive Watch away. But the dog sprang
at him and in the melee tae man was
knocked into the water, getting IA wetting
and the worse OF the conflict. Gardner tried
the experiment next day Of letting rart of
the pieces 60 vast, compromise that the
dog accepted in good part, aAd there was no
lnDrp tYQu nlp.
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C.CSO CECCkERY AND TlNWARF STOE1
- Wv ,1ulI va.uo in stock STEANT. ln2h MI.
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Wooden vessels bound for Philadelphia
at this season. after a severe January, usu-
ally stop at the Delaware breakwater TO
prepare against the dangers OF the passage
up the bay through floating ice. The chief
feature of the preparation is TO sheath the
vessels hull just above and below the
water line with the sap pine of Sussex
County. The remarkable toughness of this
wood makes 1t an excellent material for the
purpose. and mills near the breakwater
turn out many thousand feet Of this lumber
every spring,
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An important step toward the solution of
the diinealty OK finding employment for
old soldiers and sailors has lust been taken
by the trustees of the British Museum in
util zlng the services Of commisslonaires
Tor wHrding the galleries of the Natural
History Museum, and, in i lesser degree, Of
the British Nnsenm
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"a Silver Lining"
Etoile Beige.

The train from Paris to Brussels has cot
as far as Erquelines when a stout gentle
man, by way of breaking the ice, remarked
10 his fair travelling companions:
"Steam is a great invention. madame"
Yes, indeed. l owe TO it my whole for
tune"
'sReally. you don't mean to say"
"Ob, yes. | have lost all the members Of
my family in rapid succession through
railroad accidents"
The morning call., 1893-03-22
DENTISTS.


A Ny kSYLUM-KEEPEK KNOWS ALL DENTAL.
~ gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may be hed
extracted painiessy; thirteen first prizes for nnesg
bling erOwnwork. bridgework and plates. !
onnend my dental college that has removed from
117O Market ST. TO Fifth st, cor. Market: you can
lave good dental work done AZ my college for one
haf tho price The cheapest dentists charge
n ose wishing TO do the work call at my main
cf1ce. O'Farreli st. examination ut both places
free. DIR q. W. LEEk. aul6tt
CT PER SET; TO PLEASE OR NO CHARGE;
u filling 81; ext. Soc. DIR. PERRY, Mason. tt
ToLTON DENTAL LASSoCIATIUN, sO5 MARKET
- st. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. jos Il
DR H. q. IOUHG-EXTRACTioN PAINLESS;
~ patchwork, brldFe-work, teeth wltho ut platoA
Especially. lS4l Polk st. myl4tt
NO PAIN-EXTRACTfNG or TEETH MADE
~ easy b0e and 81; artlhe lal teeth from So; fiji
Ing from 81. CROOME Dental Association, 759
Market st.. bet Third and Fourth. apl3 u
CIT A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
% good as can be made; niling 81. DIR. sIMMA
Dentist $50 Market ST. next Baldwin Theater ooItf
DR.ALUDLUM HILL lA43 MARKETsT, NEAR
~ Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plaEed
ele Eade; old plates nsdo ever EsNt tesla
fron So per seti extracting 60e; gas given AZ
NR. C h. WILSON, DENTIsra sas MARKET
~ st., bet Filth And Sixth. ODD. Msson- del3I
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

QUICKEN RANCH TO RENT ON SHARES OR
" otherwise: 25 miles from San Francisco; 2
miles from depot. Address p o. box 2O65. % st%
RARGA1N-40 ACRES CHOICE FRUIT LAMP
- near Wrlghts. Santa Clara County Cail IS
Mason st. mr22 3tS
DOR SALE-MoUNTAIN RANCH MILES n e.
4 Napa City; 80 acres; house and improvements.
For particulars 81 10 Ridley ST mr2O St<
GHEAP LAND-RANCHU DE NOVATO, COM
y prsing 5000 acres at Novato Marin County
Cal, on line OF ). +. and n. p Ky. (Donohus broad
garRe) 26 miles from San Francisco Average
price, S75 per acre This property has been sub
divided into villa sites town lots. tracts and
small ranches OF from 20 to 200 acres: any desired
SIZE. The land varies from low hills to rich bot
toms aud Is perfectly adapted TO growing olives,
pruues. peaches grapes and all kinds Of fruit grain
and vegetables. Unlimited market In city for all
produce; both rail and water transportation from
the property to san Francisco. Low freights aud
fares Town OF NovatO railroad station hotel
stores, nrst-ciass graded school, posroice and
press o6ces meat market. etc. all The property
Call or address Syndicate Investment Company. ~
ana % Chronicle building. InrI u
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.


a Ii BARGAINS-FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
- - lorms. Mission $500 10 rooms. Bush. $3.50
50 rooms. Market. 400 81 rms. Van Ness av 1000
II rooms, California 550llI rooms. Market. 500
~ lou other houses in payments. $3.50 to 5000.
10 Duy or sell call on GUS STRAND. 1888 Mkt.
GlT6 Cash. BALANCE Sl75 IN PAYMENTS
" 70 - Sl5 month; saloon aud IodgiI g-house II
rooms; call to-day. HEALY, 7ls Market ST. m22 ."
GoRO LODGING-HoUSE OF Il ROOMS; n
~, ,CCO. Market ST. this opportunity seldom
offered. FLEi CHER, 9l5is Market st. m2l Sc
I oDGING-RoUsE - 20 ROOMS: NEWLY FUR
II niShed: clearing $3.50 p,r month: Uarcain
party wishing 10 return Esst. Inquire rooms rs
ana Y. Ihe Orlando, cor. 5 Xth and Howard No
az -nts waited mr22 1t
ocf MINNA-LoDGING-HUUs or ROOMS
OOI fur SAFE cheap; no agents mr -
G9QQ LuDGING-HoUSE; 10 ROOMS: ALL
tDOOO. fun. 2l Sixth ST. mr22 9tE
| oDGIYG-HoUsE; IA ROOMS. / To 4 iO7
II Turk ST. mr.. 2 3ls
QsSO0 No REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED:
toOOO. qEing-house Of i rooms; steady room
erS; must sell before the 1st. Cali 1874 Mission
street nr22 3tF
| ODGING-HuUSE-NEw FURNISHED; IS
- rooms: must he sold before the lst; a sacri-
fee. Inquire 1928 Market st mr2l 7tT
TOR sALE-HoUsE. 27 ROOFS: ALL NEW
j furniture aud carrets: rent cheap; located north
OF Market. INQUIRE G. =. oChS. 9l5 Market. fe4 Il
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c OQ0 To sIOUO-PARTNER IL An OLD
= CV' established manufacturing business TO
take charge o. q city route; a good chance Tor
az energetic n.An. address + H.. box IL IN S
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< AL on AND LUNCH PAHLoR: HALF IN
- tereSu of retiring partner ia best paying in city
choice location; no agents owner box 6+ this
once .f+E
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$1,000 SE0cEE{. 5,. Ear AND h5lLiAaI-
horhood; fun stock: finest .xtures: don't " INT ain
cash good re5,s ms Tor selling Gail 9l2 Cay ST.
near stockton, IA the forming tlll 10, or from
=.
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a ouD PAVING BUITER. EGG AND CaETSE
once 1nrg3 3ts
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HORSES.


I HORSE, 2 WAGONS. HARNESS. FOR SALE,
i cheap 3057 9iIfeeuth ST., cor Guerrero. u -
TENTENNIAL sTABLES-CARRIAGE5 ROCK
- aHzys. Yicterlas, buggics. ETC.. 1921 California
ST. bet LarkiR aud Polk; telephone Cox NJ CON
Lor s5opTyetOr nrl3u
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d UTJHER SHOP OS ONE OF THE BEST
- streets, selling about 3 cattle wees: cash
tTsde; sma expense. Address B.. box l2i. can
nrauNL LlLne
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l. EH CHOICE BARGAINS FOR SALE BY w. z.
hEAL4, 149 Marke 81. near Third: $3.50. wood
ahu coai hay aud feed. has stalls horses.
wagons, etc; $500. grocery ana bar IivinS-roops;
sIoV OIanch hasery. candy, etc. rooms. mr22 -
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COFFEE SALOON AND CHoPHOUSE: No Sun
y day WORK. Apply this ofbce. mr2l 3tF
FUAILUR-sHoP FOR SALE APPLY 643ls PoSr
ST., near Jones rurlO 3t~
The morning call., 1893-03-22

I AXE COUNTY LANDS FOR SALE-RANCHgs,
=, large ana small; AL prices; hne climate; send
MlddIetOwn, Lake County, Cal mrl9 I'm
COUNTRY HOMES AND FINE FARMS FOR
y sale and exchange; low figures and easy terms;
s!So locate Government lands. q. W, ROOT. B46
MaIketst mrl9 7t
I Os ANGELES PROPERTY Ar A BARGAIN.
- Address A. EHEUDE 81 Chernbusco st. IS 1t"
FOR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
see ! see y. II. Wing, Sonoma city. car. mr1 Il
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
y send for list. d. J. WkSr. Martinez, Cat mr2 I'm"
GoNoMA COUNTY LAND: sMALLAND LARGE
branches List.ANDREW rRICE. Healdsburg.25tf
NEW CArALoGUE-sAN JOSE ORCHARD
MONIES and eiiy proneTty; call or send for one:
WOOSTER ENSIGN, IA Market st, s. F. Jas II
II ONERNMFNT LANDS-PEKFKCTLY IIsyf-T
- rch soil IN fine valley, railroad, in CalifOr-
ma: emrloyment at good wages near by; fuel and
M@atet @ plehtlinl; many settlers aud some fine farms
mere now SEND cents Tor in Ornation to +. w.
= r-@-- n1 San IrAncI-co. nozD u
HOUSES TO LET.
THE FAIRMoNT HOTEL, SITUATED on THE
cor OF Market. Iolk and Fell sts.. is for lease;
Continuing 20 rooms with modern Improve
mthtS' elevator, etc. This hotel, ing on three
prominent streets. has all front and.sUnny rooms;
~ hrSt-cass condition. For further particulars ap
ply 70 MADISON q BURKE. SO Market ST. ml9
EINEFAMILY REsID NCE,INCLUDING BATH.
shop, stables. poultry yard. orchard ETC. on mail
avenue OF town: hours ride from city: Il desira-
Me portion can be sub ct reducing the rent from
80 TO 80 per month: iocksmith needed there. Ad-
dress Rent, box so. Gail Branch Ofiee mrl9 II
S70 FOLSOM 10 ROOMS: SECOND AND
49, ~ thlrd stories; sunny side. +. DAILY. Al
co. 734 FOLSUM-lO RUUMS AND NAM:
w.. large yard; garden. McEWEN BROS,
40 montgomery 81 mrl6u
. TENEMENls, ;, 81 AND IS. INQUIRE 1912
r., LEr-HousE OF ROOMS; so. ll6
l Mission 81. fs26t II
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$500 l3, sIATIoSEEY seS1dI ATP oASDY sIoRE
90 West Mission st cor. RiIIsv mr2I 9.4
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GOO0 Fl RsT CLASS HAIRSTORE; FINE
- ODO. fixtures, etc. we'll stocked fine lOca-
zion; low rent; hrst-ciass trade; opportunity FOR
bargain Tot 10 ne had every day. owner not able
De there IN person Apply az 26 Montgomery 81,
81. mrlB IT,
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/ ARGAIS: WEI L-PAYISG STATIONERY AND
- bazaar for $500. worth $4,000: must be sold al
once. 335 Valencia st. mrl9 IT,
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= OoOIf near Ems; bsy-wjndow honss OF 8
rooms and bath, with stable Tor hoTseS; garden
Z5xll2'6. Apply to WILL Z. FISHER y co, II
fost 81. nlr-2 st WetrSu
ltARGsIN-I n TWO LOTS FOR s8JE OY
a BeEnai Heishts. Apply 1861 10th mr2l 3,t
LOR SALE COTTAGE uF 3 R0UNS AND
! bS III; ins'al,ment plan; $3.50 down balance $50
20 Montgomery ST. mr2I II
I-OR SALE-MODERN HOUSE uF EOOMs.
/ cheap: TO be moved. Apply $50 Eli, stlnr2O -
Gan RAFAEL-FoR SALE. EXCHANGE. TO
.iit,SSe-IihptoFtu anu uWmproyed property.
within . minutes walk Of the West End RAJ road
Two modern houses 10 and II rooms; > acres TO
san Rafael P~rk--l2 acres, with improvements;
Uuimrroved-4 acres adjoining the p-rk.
One block and several lots by the railroad station.
The house Of 10 rooms, furnished CT unfinished,
,l5 ETenange only Tor Improved city property. IN
owner, J. JESSUP.
Or Commercial Agency. e24 5isFset 81 mSjs II
G5O00 HOUSE fLArs: RENTS $i5
N-DNVO. month; baths; stone walk: iron fence;
bargain; 25xl22;6: ShgtweH, near 2zIh. Apply
A44S an s.. mrI9 9tt
G9OOO FOR a FIRST GLASS. BROOM cor
t,J-OU. t. &. complete. and lot 2b1s1:B. Lau-
rel 81, near California nrI9 it,
G).}6n NEW COTTAGE II BERKELEY.
I,--CO. rooms: lot 4Oxl2O; e cd location;
8 90 cash s95 monthly
sll0o-Larse lot on hll; 200xl6O; good soft;
superb views; s. monthly.
Si75-Lot 25x %; 81 monthly.
S5O0-Lot sOxl34 with orchard.
StOO-Corner; 5JE9s. at station.
0HAs A VALLEY owner 20 Montgomery st.1etf
GOOGO AEW COTTAGE OF ROOMS IN
= -pNO. East berkeley; 500 cash, $40
me nthIT; 5000 house Of rooms, near university;
S5uO and upward lots 5ONI25, adjacent To me
uniyeIsity; S5 aud $40 monthly. NM. A. CALO-
WELL, AS Montgomery st. fe7tf
Now IS TIE TINE To BUILD.
lumbHr Is low rents are high; money is cheap.
We build houses for cash ur iustameuts
u you own lot no cash required. otherwise
small amount down, balance same as reut.
CAd aud examine our stock ot plans.
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
mrl2tf IL Montgomery ct
6-ROuM COTTAGE on TWENTY FIFTH ST
- half block w. OF Castro, $500. $4,000 each;
All modern couveuiences aud street work done;
easy terms. 7. NELsON, 1920 Twenty-htth St.
near Castro. url7 n
The morning call., 1893-03-22

GOOD CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; PINE
" location. address A. MCLEOD q Co, whole
sale dealers. NV cor First and Mission. 7ts
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A LsO COMPLETE BAKERY OUTFIT: COUS-
y ter, shelving, showcase, glass Jars, scales etc ;
second hand: cheap. }. NOOSAN lOl7-lO23 MIS-
sion 81. above sixth. mrl7 II
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COFFEE AND LUNCH PARLOR, 2O6 McAL-
y lister ST.. opp. city Han. mr2O ga
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ESTABLISHED IN 1860.
COUNTRY LANDS A SPECIALITY.

EDWIN K. ALSIP X Co.
The leading and Oldest real estate agency in Cen
tral California. Onces:
lOl5 FOURTH ST, SACRAMENTO.
IA MONTGOMERY ST, SAN FRANCISCO.
yen wish to buy sell a farm call upon them;
send for a catalogue. mr5 I'm
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ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9Th day Of pril, 1925 VIII be
delinqueat and ay rtsed for sale public auction
aud unless payment is made before. viii be sold IN
TUESDAY. the yin d. CT May. S3S to pay The
detrG uent EsSessn ent together with the costs of
alyerEt Ing and exDerlses % sale
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CALOON AND FIXTURES: 3 LIVING ROOMS
- ana years ease. no reasonable offer refused;
owner must leave account of Oth=r business
Inquire at 973 Howard st. mrI6 IT,
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A ssEsSMENT NOTICE - SIERRA FFyADA
- silver Mining Company Location or principal
place OF business, san Francisco. California: IoCa-
County State OF koya1a.
Nctice IS hereby given that at a meetIng OF the
Board OF Trustees. heId the 9th day Of March
1928. assessment GO. lO4l Of twenty five cents
per share levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable immedla ely IN UAlted States
god coin. to she secretary, the Office OF the com
pany, room Is Nevada block, No. 3D9 MUHtzOm-
err street. San francisco. California
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g iGSG SALOON ON PRINCIPAL. STREET:
" N-CO. rye stock. fine 6xtures and bulIard-
-lri potusr place. doing big business: VIII stand
thof cuSh Invest gaion owner there for 10 years:
IS retiring; don't fall TO see this NJ LESS 4th.
The morning call., 1893-03-22

d.Q%0 SALOON; POSITIVE BARGAIN. ~
u ZOU. good locality. Apply BLUMENTHAL x
CO., 500 Mission 81. mrI7 7tF
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NOTICE or ASS SSEssh4ST-5ULErA INNING
~ Company. Location or pr: DC pal place OF bust
aess' san Francsco, Cal; iUsatlUn OF works. J Or
can Mono County Cal. Notice IS hereby given
that At meeting % the board Of directors ED on
tie 9Th Gay OF aarch, 1898. an assessment no. >
O hye cents PR snare wss levied upon the capital
STOCK OF the corporation, payable ian iately in
United states gold coin 10 the Secretary L the
once OF the company. rooms lS and IS, $50 Pima
street, san FrauCtscO. Cal Any stock upOa which
this assessment shall unpaid on tn g2d
day or April, 1893, wiiI Be delinquent and adver-
tlsed Tor sale at pubfS auction, and unless "a y
ment T. made before wlgi be sold on TUESDAY the
18TH day OF Aay. 1893. TO pay the delinquent
assessment together with the costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale. by order OF the board al.
rsctOrS d VI KENT Secretary
Omre-Rooms Is and 10, $50 Pine 81, san IRAN
cisco Cal. mrl5 I'd
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Five Hundred Dollars

(S5OO) for the arrest within six months from this
date and the conviction of any person or persons
who cut the auchOr-cha.us on board the shlp
TACOMA, about March 0. 1898
EDm. L WOODS, Secretary.
san Francisco. March l., 1898 mrI6 7t
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BUSINESS cuANCrS

fTo SSH OK FXC4 T1SF FITS1 fcSS -
i any kind see GUS STRAND, 1885 Market
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A SSES-MENT NOTICE-UNION CON : NJ
- Company. Location Of principal place OF husI-
ness, San Francisco, California; location OF works
virginia Mining District, storey County. SeV4ia.
Notice. IS hereby given thai al meeting OF the
ho2rd Of Directors held on the 18th day OF March,
1898, an assessment 90 40 OF % per snare
was levied upon tha capital stock Of the corpors-
uon, IHya. le Immediately United States gold
coin 10 the secretary az the Office OF the company,
room II, sos California street, san Francisco,
California.
main unpaid on the 9!st day Of April, 1928 Will
be delinquent advertised for ssIe At public
auction. and unless payment Is made before wan be
sold on THURSDAY, the llth day Of Nay 1898 to
pay The delinquent assessment together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale
BY order o. the Bosri cf Direc-ors.
CHAS. &. HARVEY. Secretary.
OE1ce-Room Il. so ) California street. San IRAN.
The morning call., 1893-03-22

& s5EssHENT NOTICE - BRUNSWICK cos
a solidRted Gold Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business san Francisco Caltfor-
MA: location OF WORKS Erass Valley Mining Dis
trict. Nevada County. Cal.
Notice Is hereby given that at q meeting ~ the
Board Of Directors held On the 2Sd day OF Feb
quarry 1893 an assessment NO @ Of two cents C2rl
per share was levied upon the capital stock tho
corporation, payable Immediately IN United states
gold coin to tha secretary the ONCE OF the com.
pHny. room 66. Nevada block. Ban Francisco, Call
fornla, TO the Treasurer, II. K. Lounsbery, OF
broadway. New YORK city. State OF New YORK on
OF before the 2lst day OF March. 1898
ANY stock upon which this Assess ent shall re-
main unpaid In San Francisco the 2stb day OF
March, 1893. viii be delinquent and sSiEertised
for sale at public auction, aud unlfss 5p7ment is
made brforo Will be sold on SATURDAY, the l5tn
day OF April 500. TO pay the delinquent assessment
tocether with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
saie. BY order Of the Board OF Drectorg.
j STADTFELD Ja-, Secretary.
On8Ge-Room So. Nevada block. fs24 I'd