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Imnroved Order of Red Men.

There was much interest manifest last week
among TIE tribes on account OF The new adoption
ceremony and floor work. Rehearsas and drills
are taking place throughout the reservation.
AdopTons took place under the new work In
Modoe No. 81 last Thursday night and next ses-
sion 1t will have work. Wiunemueca Will adopt
next sleep. The following Will also adopt under
the new order: White Eagle No. " on Tuesday,
Manzanta No. on Wednesday, Pohonachee
No. 10 on Monday, Osceoa No. II on Thursday,
1ecumseh No. 81 uex3 Tuesday.
AIfaraia Council No. 10 had an adoption last
sleep; Pocdhontas Council viii have one next
sleep.
All OF the tribes are preparing to celebrate
WasbinetOn's birthday in an appropriate man
ner. Final arrangements have been made for a
grand ball at Odd Fellows Hall on the evening
Of That date by he city tribes except White
Eagle at The Mission, which viii have a ball OF
its own for members and iisnds, TO which all
are invited.
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Ladies of the G. A. z.

Shenandoah Circle and Wallace Posi-, g. a. R..
had joint installation OF officers at Santa Cruz
on the 1tb. The ball was crowded with men,
bers and their friends Mrs l.. A. Wilson, as
sisted by Miss Maud Holman, Offelated. The
retiring president, Mrs. faunglove, was pre-
sented with an emblem OF tie order, and ex-
pressed her thanks. The members and guests
then repaired TO the wilkins House. where
banquet was served. Tie walls were hand
somely OrnameDted with flowers and bunting.
Remarks were made by Rev. +. d. MeCreary,
Messrs. BAIT Burke, c. S. Holman and Others
after which the merry dance made glad the trip
ping feet OF the many.
Ellsworth Circle held joint installation at
Fraternity Hall, Santa Rosa, with the post OF e.
A. K. OF that city on the 10Th, Mrs Sarah A.
Metealf acting installing officer. I he reiir-
ing president, Mrs. Stevens, was presented with
a beautiful pair of eyeglasses. After the ceTe-
monies number OF impTomptu speeches were
made by Rev. j. M. Cassin, Rev J. X. HARRISON
j. +. Smith and others, refreshments were served
and games INDUCED IN. There large num-
Der OF visitors present, among them Mrs. Abbie
L. Burgess. ID. p, and Barbara NJ. Logan, ID. J.
" 2.
On the 18Th AbbIe L. Burgess. D. p and
Sarah A. Metcalf. d. C., paid fraternal visit 10
Roanoke Circle No. at heaidsburg. They We're
warmly welcomed aud responded In fitting aud
interesting speeches
Circles throughout the department are re-
ported IN hOuiishlng condition
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Naval Battalion Shoot.

Company d. Naval Battalion, Lieutenant
Turner commanding. went TO Angel Island
yesterday for silhouette Encyclopaedia.
under the supervision of regular army
officers, kindly detailed by Colonel Shafter,
commanding the island. for that purpose.
The shooting was very creditable and the
company, fully equipped in light marching
order-hayersack and eanteenS and armed
with the improved Lee magazine rife of the
United States Navy furnished by the
Federal Government-fosmed very ef-
6cient looking body of men as they lined IN
on Broadway wharf preparatory TO falling
inn to their barge and manning the oars.
This organization. able to perform the
duties of both soldiers aud sailoTS-s0l
in case of riot and sailors 20 man cur ships
of war or assist TO man our harboT defenseS
in tine of foreign invason-deserve we'll at
the hands of the State and should be pre-
vided for and increase in numbers.
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Gieanings i'm the Field of
Practical Benevolence.
ITEMS FROM MANY SOURCES.
Council Fires of the Red Men-Courts
of Forestry. o. O. F. ard
Pythians-Etc.
Official Assessment Table.
The Right to Expet.


Where The benevolent order contained three
grades OF membership, 10 the highest of which,
the supreme council, petitioner belonged, and
where the laws OF The order provided for The ex-
pulsion OF a member and gave the method OF
procedure In expellinR members of The TWO sub
ordinate councils only. The supreme council
was vested with original jurisdiction in eases of
its own members and had appellate jurisdiction
as TO matters emanatng from the two lower
councils. Petitioner was expelled by the
supreme council and peliioned for mandamus
10 compel his reinstatement on the ground that
the procedure followed in expelllDg him did not
conform to the method provided by the laws Of
the society. The evidence showed that the
harges and Specifications together were suffi-
GENTLY minute aud specific to give petitioner
notice OF The ground OF complaint against bim
Held that the mode OF procedure provided in the
case OF tie expulsion of the members of the two
lower councils did not apply to proceedings by
the supreme council 10 expel one of its members,
and that that BODY might adopt any method OF
trial which il might choose, subject TO the m-
piled limitation that II must he lair. Hence the
expulsion being regular and valid according to
The laws and usages Of The association The peti-
tion must be dismissed. SO ordered. SULLIVAN
VS.. Supreme Council OF Home Circle. MassachIf
seiis, S. j. c., September 8, 1892.
NoTE.-it will be remembered that the petit
TONER, in becoming member OF The order, sub
United himself 10 tie juri>dci lon OF that body
and consented to accept liability 10 emulsion IN
accordance with lie laws rules and usages OF
The order as one OF the incidents OF membership.
In bis original application he argued 10 conform
in all respects o the laws, rules aud usages then
in force, or which might thereafter be adopted.
and also that bis expulsion from he order should
forfeit the rights of himself and bis family or
dependents 10 all benefits ana privileges there
in. The benefit certificate which lie received
as a member Of council OF the order
expressed upon Its face that il was issued upon
the condition that he should comply In The future
with The laws. rules and regulations then gov
efnlng The said eounci and fund.- or that might
thereafter lie enacted by The supreme council 10
govern said council and fund; and The benefit
promised was subject 10 the provisions that he
should be ia good standing IN the order at the
time of his death. II was only necessary there
fore IN this decision 70 inquire whether his eX-
pulsion regular and in accordance with the
Laws, rules and usages OF the order. II SO. as
found By the court. The petition Tor mandamus
must. OF course. be denied. And with such de-
nIal his rights to share any benefit becomes void
and inOpeTattYe.
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PRIZE SHOOTING.
Company D of the First at
Shell Mound.
The Exempt Members of Company c
of the Second Pay for q
Good Dinner.

Shooting was very poor at Shell Mound
yesterday considering the fne day for that
purpose. There were two special events
a prize shoot by Company d Of the FIRST
and shoot for dinner between fifteen
active and fifteen exempt members of Com
pany OF the Second.
Company DIS shoot was well attended,
forty-one memb ers taking part. Many
valuable prizes were offered, especially the
dress suit offered for the frst bullseye made
in score. This was tied by three men and
will have to be shot of at the next monthly
shoot.
Two members OF Company D, who are
not in the habit of attending company
shoots. shot yesterday. one. Fl. Shields,
making four out of possible fifty and the
other, d. Stapleton. making only three.
Alter the company shoot was over these
two decided TO see who was the worse shot,
each shooting six rounds. the loser to pay
for a light lunch otherwise known as
free lunch for the crowd. Stapleton got
stuck for the lunch, as he only made.two
points, while Shields made thirteen.
Next Wednesday night the company will
have a reception in its rooms, when the
prizes won will be distributed.
EotiowinT "a the SeOra for tho sbonF.
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Danish Society Dannebrog.

Ihis society recently Installed its officers.
Alter the installation all Joined In doing justice
10 oountiful repasi. at which speeches were
mace Dy the officers. including an able and inter
esting address by President C. Miller, who re-
1erfed 10 the progress made during the past year.
The evening was agreeaby filed with songs and
reeitatlons IN which James Nelson, Ii. s. Mel
son, >. =: christensen, Julius Helde f. f. liver
sen, Z. Miller, E. Kiitgaard. N NJ Nonken, NJ
Komer, Z. c. Thode, George Larsen and others
Ihls society was organized March 27 1891 for
the purpose OF esta blishing fund for its sick
ana disabled members, TO assist IN defrayng the
funeral expenses OF deceased members TO in
tefesf Itself for the general welfare aud 10 assist
members 10 obtain emDloymenL
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PROPOSALS.

DRcP0SALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
4 yard, Mare Island Cal. January 3. lS93.-Sealed
proposals, indorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
AYy-yard. Mare Island, Cal, 70 be opened Feb-
sasry Z. 1888" VIII lie received al the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department Wash
ington, d. C., until u O'Clock noon, February Z
$685. and publicly opened immediately thereafter
10 fugBisa al the Nayy-yard. Mare Island Cat A
quantity OF lum0er. hardware and brass. The arti-
cies must conform 20 the navy standard and pass
bs furnished upon application g the Nsyy-yard
Navy Pay once, san francisco, Cal. 10 the
bureau. The attention OF manufacturers AID deaf
is invited. ie bids, ali other things being
equal decided BY LOT. The department reserves
the right 10 waive defects to reject any or all
bids not deemed advantageous 10 the Government
EDWIN STEWART. PaymastorGensrat. U. 5. n.
isHl ~ u 30
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Good Tempiars.

The order Is pTosperiBg in California. Many
limitations are reported ana new lodges iDsIl-
tuIed.
Inter national Lodge will receive frs friends
and the pubic this evening at Mozart Hail,
Market street. An extra programme has been
prepared.
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One OF pharoah,s scythes.

An Egyptian seythe, dug up on the banks
OF the Nile in 1890. and said to be as old rs
Moses. is exhibited among the antiquities
in the private museum of Flinders Petrie,
London. The shaft 81 the instrument is
wood, set with row OF fine flint VS.,
which are securely cemented in a groove.
This discovery answers the oft-asked ques-
ton: How did the stone-age man harvest
his crops?
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knights OF the Golden Eagle.

This is social and benevolent organization,
paying sick benefits and also carries a beneh-
ciary certificate for those who desire it OF $1,000
last year the assessments on the $1,000 were
$40. The order has In San francisco three cas-.
Ties Napa one castle, Sloc, ton one, Angels one.
Los Angeles one, San Diego one. Ii is expected
by The officers To establish the order in number
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l. O. O. E.

Deputy G.. w. Ward OF TrucRee was in the
city on the 26th, and reported that although the
81 ck ness bad been unusually large recently in
his section and drawn heavily upon the sick
benefit funds that the lodge was in good cond-
iion and be encampment very prosperous, This
energetic official has recently been installing in
his district with good attendance.
r. 1.-The word "daugbters'n relation to the
degree OF Rebekah was abolished at The session
of the ). q. l.. III 1891. The proper term Is Re
bekah Lodge"
Montezuma Lodge No. 172 OF Dixon Is -four.
Ing. Deputy Harry Richardson recently IN.
stalled It's officers. Ii now numbers 1913 men,
bers. a gain OF eight for the year.
Humboldt IL the banner county for California
ODD Fellowship. Tire lodges subordinate and
Rebek h held Installations 10 crowded houses.
They make jubilee time of these events, and
hosts of friends and members gather to add to
the enthusiasm
Secretary Harker says that Anaheim Lodge
No. 1919 Is prosperlDg, aud initiates a new men,
Der every week.
The veteran ODD Fellows Will hold their
quarterly reunion this evening at Odd Fellows
Hail.
The work OF Installation In lodge and camp Is
about over The gatherings have been very
large, the work ably performed and the grand
officers can congratulate THEMSELVES upon having
have credliably discharged their onerous duties.
The NV ledge al Alameda VIII soon be insti-
tuted with an excellent charter list.
The city Rebekah lodges are all doing well,
and their meetings are attractive and enthu-
siasttc.
Deputy C. A. Cotte Of oakdale, Installed that
Wide awake lodge Oristemba, No. lac, OF New
man. THIS subordinate Is very proud, and Justly
SO. of It's new and beautiful hall. After work.
the lodge aud It's guests enjoyed a banquet.
knights of Pythias.
Grand Chancellor w. e. Graves met with Il
serious accident while making his official visits
IN Humboldt County. Returning 10 Eureka
from Arcala on Friday last, the bus containing
twelve passengers was overturned. the grand
chancellor having thlee ribs broken aud being
badly bruised.
The new rituals have been received by the
G.. X. OF X. and s.. and will be distributed TO the
lodges in a few days. Due notice by circular
Will be given The lodges as TO The method of dis
tTibuton.
San jose Lodge No. 125 of San Jose had
bean and clay pipe meeting on Tuesday even
lug last On that occ ssion, four esquires were
voted sufficiently courageous 10 be advanced,
and one page was given the esquire rank.S Four
other applications for membership were also re-
ceved.
The Knights OF san Jose are fitting UP hall
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Any stock upon whica this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the lst day o. March. 1923, will be
delinquent agG advertised for sale 81 public auc-
tlon aud unless payment IS made before viii be
sold on Wednesday. TIE 22d day OF March. 1923. "a
pay The delinquent assessment. together with the
nfs hz hna Of 4 trprr
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OF the Institution of the order IN California, and
good time generally was enjoyed.
London Lodge No. 215, is making prepara-
tions for social.
Piekwick Lodge No. 259 has installed its new
oincers, and successful term Is Anticipated.
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for themselves TO be located on Second street,
SOUTH The dedication ceremonies Will be held
abeut March 1.
Redlands Lodge No. 1876 was instituted at
Redlands San Bernardlno County. by A. :.
White. as institutiDg officer. on January 6, with
fiIly-six charter members. The following named
officers were installed: T. M. Blythe. p. c.: a.
A. Courtenay, @. g.: +. E. Esets, Y. c.; j. Keck.
T.; X. c. Wells, NJ. of E.; II. b. Wilson, III. Of
f.; Z. w. Price. X. OF r. ana S.
A charter list for new division of the Uniform
Rank being circulated 10 Los Angeles has thirty
four signatures 1he division Will shortly be
Instituted by Major J. III. Luken of the brigadler-
generals staff.
Veteran Guard Division No 20, at the last
meeting elected the following officers: W. F. e.
Morrosco. S. X. c.; Edwin johnson. S. X. h.. /;
James Tracy. 5. K. II. Three members were
Initiated on the same evening.
The First Regiment OF the Uniform Rank,
located in San Francisco. has secured permanent
quarters in Red Mems Hall, $50 Post street.
The lodges Of this jurisdiction are taking IA
Vorable action upon tile proposition TO estaDilsh
home Tor aged knights or their widows ana
orphans.
BY the terms of The Supreme Lodge legislation
the collar or regalia must be discarded, and all
members must wear jewels indicating theif rank.
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Sons of St. George.

Barnaby Lodge No. 1914 celebrated It's seventh
anniversary by a banquet. entertainment aud
ball In Pioneer Hall last Monday night. This
being the first lodge OF this order Instituted on
the Pacific Coast. 1t was really the anniversary
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According to the report of the Interstate
Commerce Commission 26O0 railroad en-
ployes were killed and 26.i4o injured III
railroad accidents during last year.
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he ACTIVE MtnDers OF Company Z OF TIC
Second proved their supremacy over the eX-
empt mem bers by nine points. The score
made by the fifteen active members was 536
and by the-eXempts 517.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

V. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILD.
- eT.6le Sacramento ST.. cabinet work and fitting
up OHiees promptly attended, telephone 90O.ma6 Il
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G.40O GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE. 8
eN-tU. living rooms attached. Inquire 355
Jessie ST.. call aud this I29 -
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TRANCE BAKERY. STATIONERY AND To-
= uacco store good business. }. N, box 20. n s
rere 3ak8 ~
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a BARGAIN: CORNER SALOON o. MAR
i krt 81; owner leaving the city. Address , ,
box -. Carl franch - zee. iaZ3 3lH
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c-GQ CANDY. BAKERY AND VARIETY
- ~ store. best location: good chance Tor
lady- pleasant sunny rooms with furniture: great
s-crsdre: must sell WEST q PHILBkICK. 81
Market - Jazz 2t%
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C.DQQ PAR NER WAN TED II A STIRRING
t~LUt. active busi1ess; duties light. pleasant
ANA easily learned: established i years; VIII pay
~ each from $50 TO 500 per onth the year round
l-tg Bnslaess ExehanEe. 1927 Market 81 1a2S 80
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A-FEDLEWORK AND sTAMPING-srORE: A
y good chance FOR lady with a little money.
Appiy 81 Hayes ST. Jag p"
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c.D-o PARTNER WANTED N TEA. COFFEE
CIV. and commission business; one preferred
Wt can drive and deliver goods: doing proata0ie
lu-.llle hnstress INQUIRE AZ 44gla hlrd. iaZs ste
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GLOON FINE CORNER GROCERY AND
u lRtUO. bar: established over o years; doing
a eaT trade OF per day; got 10 be sold this week
or account OF other business. Apply 1851 Mission
street iaZ9 Sta
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"a ANTED-PARTNER II RAILING, WIRE
~ aud plating woTks, must be good iron railing
OF rev orker. with small sum OF money: rent
% pay: only on the coast Address II. RINGS
- Fourth ST., Seattle. wash 1a2o 81
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CAiOON FOR SALE WITH LODG ING HOUSE
. attached. rooms: old established: near Mar
ket -. cheap rent; price $500. address H. K,
l0x 108. Cal Branch jas 49,
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d. f0Q0 LoDGING-HOUsE $50 Cash. BAL
p. ". aHee On easy terms. MCLAUGHLIN,
keaIry 81. jazz 3ts
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Cc-0 CANDY FACTORY, SODA FOUNTAIN.
Il DDO. furniture aud store complete; rare OPP
------l--E. =. 40 Moltgomery. room 80. ago 81
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niU-EsTABLIsHED FRUIT-STORE, WITH
y horse and wagon selling cheap account OIL
sickness. 42s IWeuty-fourth 81 Jas 81
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C.0-Q FINELY EQCfPPED RESTAURANT:
= ZOF. good locality feeding 30 people: steady
Irsdei trial given bargain. SWEETSER- ll70
Marcel 81, room 100. JAZZ II
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f-oR SALE CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; 4
branch once ls28 3ts
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A ssEssMENT NOTICEABLE a. NoRCRoSS
n Silver Mining CompaHy-Location OF princ-
pal place OF business San Francisco, California; lo-
cation OF works. Virginia Mining District, Storey
County. Stale OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees. held on the 18th day OF January,
1888. assessment (So 1913 OF 90 cents per share
wss levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation
payable I'm edisIeY Ia Tn ted states gold coin 10
the secretary at the once OF the company. room 20,
Nevada B ock. 300 Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on FRIDAY. the 18th day or febru-
arr, 1928. will be Delinquent. ana advertised for
sale at public auetion: and unless payment 10
made before. viii be sold on FRIDAY. the I'd day
OF March. 1893 to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the costs ofadyertising expenses
OF sale BY orderof the Board Of Trustees.
A b. THOMPSON. secretary.
Once-Boom 20. Nevada Flock, 800 Montgomery
e., San Francisco. Ca Hernia. ias I'd
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C-r-Q WATER FRONT I6-R0OM LODGISG-'
y DJU. house saloon and restaurant: clearing
q q. rant 50. 20 KearnY. room Z. ia27 BE-
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Ge00A EACU-2 ELEGANT RESIDENCES,
tNOtt'O Just completed; contain rooms vita
every known Improvement; stylish appointments;
artstieally decorated: elevated. with grand marine
ana landscape view sheltered location, which is
improving rapidly. Pun particulars premises,
StanYan ST., few minutes walk south OF Hsight ST.
entrance to park. or apply to TROY McNALLf
630 Market 81. ia22 II
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c.l-- FRUIT. CIGAR AND CANDY STORE:
= -. great bargain. other business cause OF
ss.a Mrragt1 HIN 4 co 26Lo Kesrnv, 20 -
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DARE CHANCE-OYsTER. CHOP HOUSE AND
u saloon near the ferry; furnished rooms. Apply
Cav 81 fsZ5 z
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TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE BUSINESS OR
property OF any kind. Cali aud see GEO W
STEELE. 3ss Kearny 81. room !. ia25 IT.
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NOTICE or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS orFey

A SSESSMENT NOTTCE-AEDFS SILVER MIN
~ lng Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, saa Francisco, Cal; location OF works
storey County. New.
Sot ee IS hereby given that ~ meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held on the 2lst day OF jan
nary, 1898, assessment NO. 32l OF IS cents per
share ievisd upon tue capital stock the Ger
peratiCa, pay able Immediately N United states
gold coin, the secretary, az the oiee OF the COM
pany- room ?, Nevada block. SOB Montgvn cry ST.
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TOR sALE-GOOD BUSINESS FOR Man AND
J wife Apply 1886 Market 81. Jas Tt
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y EsPONSIBLE BUSINESS MAN WITH $500
IA cash 10 invest ia busness-that viii lie b m
= profit OF $4,000 ia 80 days; this business Is
specially DO risk involved and although saROr-
Oinate have entire control; viii require the best
o. references AS capital and profits will be under
entire control o. Investor. Address for private
teIYLew J. l.. box 145 Cali Branch once. ia24 7ts
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A SsEsshEST NOTICE JUSTICE MINING
y Company. Location Of principal place OF BUSH
ness san Francisco. California; location OF works,
cod HtH mtniBR distrs CT. storey County. New.
Notice IS hereby given that a. nestin. OF the
board Of directors he'd on the 9Th day Of January
1883. an assessment. No. 50. OF ten 40 cents
per share levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately. in United
states gold 10 the secretary. At The ONCE OF
the company. room 3. Haywards building. Cali
frrr. Ia IL n 81