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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

Would it not be good move for Ho-
GUAM to connect with Aberdeen's sys-
tenn of waterworks?
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

Nrs. Crammatte, the Market street
millinery. will hereafter make speciality
Of fine dress goods. Mrs. Crammatte has
a large stock OF hats. all the fashionable
shapes, and is cons family receiving new
goods from New York.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

CLEvELAND's Inauguration will be the
most imposing inauguration ever
held, 30 all the newspaper correspondents
agree.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

IT will not be long before every female
in the land will belong to the Hoop
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

A limited number OF city warrants on
the general fund wanted by the Fidelity
Loan and Trust Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

The forty cent rate is the beginning OF
new era Of prosperity.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

THE dealer in fashions now has some
thing in the crino-line.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

Chehals county warrants, school dis
trict warrants and general fund city war
rants bought by the Fidelity Loan &
trust Co, Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

The shoes JEFF Garman is selling at
greatly reduced prices are not shelf-worn.
but the latest styles and best quality.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16
L EBRUARY /!

FEBRUARY ID.
VOORHEES, VS.. Hennessv, called and day
taken up with trial of the cause.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

Connoisseurs consider Weinhard's Beer
the best. C. e. Burrows & Co., Agents,
Aberdeen
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16


We are informed that the snow did con-
siderable damage at the terminus" this
week, the worst OF it being the total demo-
lition Of the Butler building on Sixth
street. This was built two years ago and
never occupied. It was two stories and
fifty feet front, with two store rooms be-
low and arranged for hotel ABOVE. 1t
probably cost at least $4,000 and appears
to be total loss. The owner resides on
the Sound.
The hotel building belonging to NJ. j..
Everley was also badly damaged by the
heavy weight of snow on the roof.
The company's blacksmith shop was
also totally demolished Washingtonian.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

Se00 Cash will buy "a
WV tage we'll located.
Office. Z
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16
CAPITAL SKETCHES.
Notable Figures in the Senatorial Dead
lock,

Notable Figures in the Senatorial Dead
lock.
Representative n. w. Bush is one of
the conspicuous members OF the present
legislature; first, because Of his attitude
in changing his vote, and his stand since,
singly, in behalf of Judge Dunbar as the
most suitable man for United States sem
ator; and, second, ability displayed as
layer in acting as Judge in the trial of
the election contest case of Gaskell vs.
Edwards, in the election contest case in
the Thirty-third representative district.
Mr.. Bush first saw the light on New
Years day, 1845, at Milford, Oakland
county, Mich. He passed his early life
on a farm, receiving his education at the
county schools of the time, going through
the usual phases of boyhood in the
pioneer days Of the then northwest. He
married when he was 81; studied law be-
tween 1871 and 1875, and was admitted
to the bar in the latter year. In 1881 he
was admitted to practice in the supreme
court Of Jichigan. He came to WASH
ington in May, 1889, and soon after went
to Aberdeen. He was the first city attor-
ney OF the latter city and held the office
two terms. He was admitted to the
supreme court OF this state in 1891, and
still practices his profession, being
member of the law firm OF Bush & Selden
of Aberdeen and has an excellent and in
creasing practice. He is happily mated,
and the father Of two grown-up sons. Mr..
Bush is about feet, 8 inches tall. we'll
proportioned, dark skinned, with raven
hair not yet tinged with gray. He is
man Of marked character and stamina.
His present stand, it may be unnecessary
to say, meets the approval Of his constit.
uency, he having been elected without
any pledges, all being willing to submit
his judgment in the matter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-16

Call for Weinhard's Lager Beer and
you will never regret 1t.
The morning call., 1893-03-03

&C: tJf( CAsIf, HkIlNNDi5 IS MONT IlT3Ys-KFAU.
I'D n ednlo1it letss %affiy a Few iqftnpch
these tASin4 cAG pan as grand lnarips ana land:
seEpeTsgE this Sesiaf oltef is na re .cose cut;
pattneT Zip 1ntefest: 4ricts raj1s fs0nf s2g0 "a
S5O per 1 Sizes To 80 zset 5F9ifs By. 1b 70 SO.
feet Ia GeRtils AgpfG meh!ately rJ:As T. iiEI!li
Of: Riea&211 s5Iey Rst Ltslsla zye5 5fsg
the coi 20 let yeu OF al IIsas3nt y a3i @y5
I ave. -. Z. 60 =: II! t.Efeg5 I'll y.
The morning call., 1893-03-03
. /. WHY . CONTRACTORS.
The Street Committee Camping on
Their Trail .. i. !. =.

~ fSIeiT IEtliE. = -,
The contractors had anything but a love-
feast when they metlhe Street C0nlaiittse
Of the Board.of SUPERVISORS yesterday:
Among the early callers were Mrs. From
berg and Mrs. Aeltendnger, wlio eompla aimed
that Contractor P. II. Wand and his sglic-
1 tor, FELTON,, had sOilgA ta:to induce them tn
: sign. private e6nttacf for sewer work. !. =;
+ Mrs. Fromberg said that FELTON, eyet
threatened that her pre- nlis ses would be bar
FicRded so that she could no. connect her
,hauae with the sewer. ..a...+:z= :. - r
Fhe ladies were informed that their
houses would be connected with the Sc wers.
aud that They. were npt liable for one cent
iia tho contract was completed in the. reg:
ular way. ~: f.
= J. j, 0'Gonnov. ipetnioned the COMMITTEES
to allow hiue. to contract Tor the construc-
ti0n IT a pipe sewer in front Of the Spring
alley Primary School. and stated that
there had been considerable psor sewer
work, He recommended that the work
Should be left uncovered till the last brick
or. pine had Aeen laid, so that the work
could be investigated. -. -.
TWAS pointed uut that a sewer coin mis-
Sion now exists and that the commission.
should be informed as ta.the character OF
t=aH proposed sewers befote contracts are
The committee decided 10 repdrt.in favor
l;Ai tbe aRplgatfon by George a, Negha}E.
| president of the Presidio and Ferries Rails
road. for an additional frHnclitse along
Baker street; from .Jefftrso n To- leSis,
| The COMMITTEES decided ITO lay ever the.
| t.applcaiipn for ether frsArh Ises by The.
same company along Franklin street from
y tn;on te.:t3reeBwiclt,, and along the latter.
street from FFaA Kiln Fl Sfeiuar. =: ::
a deleEattRn of eitizens vim asked for.
the constructions OF a bridge over the:tracks.
Of tile Southern Pacific RaNEoad at Charles
street 10 prevent "a cGideIlts was lnforfaed;
that tlIe CITY is AZ. presen t.Mithont funds
The morning call., 1893-03-03
TWICE TN. FLAMES.
Dwight 4Atl1ertorl' House
Destroyed.
Some Mystery Surrounding the Event
81. A Lack of Fire. Protection on
f.: AsIlbury Heights.

go . TO-
A fire which has some peculiar FEATURES
connected with il teccnrred at 1f9 DeLa6g
stree, On Ashbury Heights, early yes steTday
morning. All:
ZEhe house was owned and occupied by
Dwight Atherton. cashier in San born, Val
GS Co.'S store. About 2:39 a. NJ. he was
awakened by the snleIlaf SIN 6kA in:his bed
room on the second floor. and on hastily
making an examination he fonnd the door
between the parlors on fire. =. =: 3.
The alarm was given. In the neighbor-
hood and snen several of the residents were
on The scene aud helping to extiuguish the
blaze, 0ae Of them. however, ran to the
| nearest ;fre-alarm boy, 3al, at til corner Of
Ashbnry and Frederick streets, aud rang in
the alarm. 80. ::.-.
Before the arrival Of The first engine, No.
IA, from the station at California and
Laguna streets, the btazs had been extln-
Ruished by tile ueighbors, aud TIE firsihen.
after examining the premises, took their
Departure. ~s-... :..:=s .....f :.
The damage was then estimated at $500
on building and S54:en centents.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Afherton went tn the resi-
denee Of Harry Foley across the street to
spent tlserenfaindaf of the night. About
0 O'Clock -AEr. AthertQn, whD had not then
retired to ped, observed that his house was
dEdlEI. -Ou '-llfeS =l10i TAI Gut dttH sdEatH
aEarmea the neigHbors and tlle Ere alarm
was again ruHg in. .:.:,..'-:. -
| Tie engines and trucks were a long time
IN reaching the burning dwelling, and even
tlien the 1iremen found their eff8rts to sub
due the flames futile, aud the ire left tp
burh:itsel( ont. -.
i ! he nearest bydrant is ahaut 20Go feet
away ard the hose was aceprdingty. at
laehed to a water tsnE, butQwfig 30 the
long distance TO tile pumping &0rks the
force was totally inadequate 70 force more
tran tiny stream, which barely REACHED
the top OF the porch, rs: II
{ Tbs less on tile bAilding is estimated at
SSl59CD and con tents s f0G6. ~.
The cause OF tile FIRE Is unknown. It is
hONeyeI3 supposed that the FIRST blaz5 was
caused by a lighted match being carel essfv
thT9wn. 0ga1nsttke p0ttieTes covering the
iGlding-doors. +: 80 2. =
But as to -tHe cause Of tie second ERE
there Is some doubt. The firemen think
thatas they We're pesitiye the fire was co M
pteteiy extiDgpished 0D the first ,ceoasien
the: second bfeabout was tire work Of
an lresndiary. But there are others who
thluk that tire. fire was still smola eTfng 9; I'M
the pop5leFes when. the 5remeH pronounced
+ II completely eXttnGuisIied. :: " il
+ .I4fes residents Of the heights complain
bitterly Of tire lack OF ire protection. The
neares engfRe is almost two miles distant
but owing 10 thB MeAllisier- street grade
the engine from Ca]ifOrhia street, three
miles. away, Geis there hist in case OF an
alarm, a hydrant shenid also be: pfaeed
lnac y carer than at the co Fner of A sf busy
aud Waller strnetS. go -. =: :s.-- =:
.They lhiek they should have Mt least a
| ohesn3eat engine and a thitd-class l&,lrg,
which could be stationed ON 0ak street
neXN lhe 'pOwef-hQuSe, --a.f. ..':. ~ =
The morning call., 1893-03-03

2 2 OH K M J. \ Ikssl9 Sp hE{ EiEELE EIs1-.Is:
y sdch Sst, n l4ig vlfop AZ iig5Gi' geoi
!a y eRt At 66dfHag I'D
ttafes YleRtsnEi iuys ltlar5 and .ic Ais farlls
III ne. l6 Ir Ctts:s or IN ~ 81 :65sf to e.
:! " oor A saa Ffa1els d: hp20 IL 2
The morning call., 1893-03-03


while the mile was, travetsed, and the sigh
that came. out Of their boots when it was
oyer was ample proof Of the RELIEF they felt.
The commissioners soon fell into camp
ways, and the Judge or the colonel or the
major could, after a:day or two, load up a
Mule and get: him balanced as well as any
mouniaineer. ~: = :
!. They :;expect 70. get through: with their
work about tie latter part of April, and
when their report is hled and the value of
the land and the. few improvements on it
fxed 20 base: q sale: on, the. property will be
offered at public auction. :. -
s'Ihe peeple of Cexelo,'' said Mr.. Read.
ing. tfare much pleased with tile puxehas of
the DonAlfue road by Msssfs:: Smith and
: Foster; and look for fts4extension to s6ne..
wrerr in their vicinity. p: =, = ::
T. A bpat seven miles seuth.of= that. place is
stu ted. Goal mine, owned by Messrs.
Flood and Maek&y., and the supeosition is
I'D there- that a syndicate is behind the put-.
ellasers Of lie road for the deyelo pment of
the urine, r. -. -. - ..:t - ::
Tine coal Is claimed 10 be equal to any
found on the. coast: and it would be 10 big
source oEhuslhess for the railroad If they
should tap;that mtHei: - g. - :.
The morning call., 1893-03-03
COVELO'S + CHANCE.
Commissioners at Work in
Round Valley.
The People of the Valley Expect Great
Things From the New Owners :.
.... OF the Donailue Road. ,;..- 81 :.

Robert l.. Reading. State Survey Exam
iner, arrived in San Francisco yesterday
ftem Round Valley reservation, where he
has been for the past foir wrecks locating
lines for the Gnited States Commission
which Is to. anpEaise about. G5, 600 acres of
land, comprising nearly hall The reservation.
The; commisstonersar are con1p0Sed of Judge
Jed Luke Of Washington, Colonel a, a,
Smith from Massachusetts and Major A.. r,
Twineham. gentlemen who are total strang-
etstQ camp life, and when Mr. Reading left
them few days ago they were all SO fat
that their exquisite :meGntain Globes
brought out from the East refused TO meet
about their once SPARE. fnrnis, =: ~ e.:
= The trip from Ukiair to Covelo was inade
:irr one OF the old pioneer stages, with Doc
Cnftis in charge, aud the way the veteran
stage-driyeF tonk the commi ssioners over
some oil the noun tai n road 5; soon prOduced
aIllple r9om for<asqpeTe camp meal
Along with the narty was i,ieutenantL L.
Brant, from Apgel iIslandf who was The
neEly appointed indian agent at the reser-
The property which the Government is
taxing from lhe eIndiahs lies at the ,e&trem me
northern part;et' MendGcino= County, and Is
b1nnded on the NORTH and west by the Eel
!. River son the east by. HeQells and W1lllame
creek ,and on the. south by q line running
'dueeasteud west. "a .:a
: ibis Tract comprises SOME of the. finest
grazing land to he found. anywhere ln=the
81 II. With about ope-thEd of 1t covered
wtlit,smalT fir timber and dense brush. The
laad Is rolling. Rnd; in some parts much
broken, and nQt of the. eighty-tive Sections
not one could in any way be called isyeI.:
=; Ihe Inisstoners. wiren ,Alr. ssReading
letf. were camped near the noFthwes teoTne
!; of tho reservation and had just commeneen
their work 20 reach the camp a very lair
whgpn-road extends. :: fer abont twenty
miles, and from -shat point everything had
to be packed for1about ten miles, The road
(. wifids along near the stimmit,ef oDesof the
NOUN talHs. aud for about a mile a roadeed
had been cut out frem the side OF -the
declfvityi ieaying. n precipice of about 500
feet on one side, with only foot or two be-
tween the outer wheel and the brink. e.
i was here thai Doe" Curtis got in his
hrst scare on tile tenderfeet.
With his four horses be drove the wagon
along tho brink with the onler wheels on
the very. edge, just 10 let them form. some
opinion of new il would feel to fall. on the
rocks sticking up through the: suTface:of the
river. which, through the mist. scanned 10 be
about a mile below.
Phe commissioners leld their breaths
The morning call., 1893-03-03
pbeIEIC COAST sTEAmSHIP Co.

I: TlsPATCH STEAMERS. FROM SAN sE,1s:
j. ETanSsco: fer ports in Alaska9 \. N. 10y
Jang1ry y "a ebEusSy 10 ~ @lrpa 10, -. april
!. Igr. Frltlsh Co!itmbia and Puget sepnd ports.
F6r kureSa, Humboldt Bay. Ned8ssiays q l. "
or srlits Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every teurth and fftb day. a. ~ - ~
p. For. san Diego. stopping only Nt Los Aylgclss-
Fans f;arbara and Saa Luis obisPo, every stNnrsR
'.sld titli day 81 II Nm. -, -
j CT FpTtsin Mexico. 1rst OF each month. -
- Observation-Disclosures Hotel A New Msntgon err 81
GOOIRLL PER4SESS ) & co. GenFral AGENTS. 2
:: IT, - ''-'- 10 Market:st. San r1IlcIsco
The morning call., 1893-03-03
F0R P0RTLl.Np 9 AIsToRIA. OREaoA

{IrIiE sUNFON .. PACIFIC SYSTEM Iz.s1z Z:
i .Ccsau [,iyislon-and PACIFIC COAST Sz5ss7f92
!. ~ hsH4i. .GoAiF AN Y;~il dispatch from SpeSc.
ETeet 'vfgrf at lOA. FOR the ABOVE ports ons Of
tlei- Al tic stes H7ships, viz, -. --s
5. STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Jan "a Feb s. III
'.klafpd ..' Is: %, .AbTlLi6, is. 50
~. ~ pSsi'IA--Fe5 i lS. 25 March O. 21; Apfli 2
'.:6TEG oN-Jan. 2s. Feb. 3. 81, March s: II. 2s4
.AFrlI j 0. 30 ~ Il
:; CanJisetibG via Portland with the Union Pacific
End other YerginS likes for all points IN Oreg0E
: Washington, British. Columbia, Aaska.s Idaho
.MnItshai Das ota, Utah, Wyoming, Yelt6wstpna
.Is9k ara liroints east aud south aud To Europe
fsret 10 Fort land cabin, $is; steegaGe S.; round
lifls eab!n,.S30 - -. - :.
Ticket Ghices-l Montgomery street and Palacs
p: .Betet. 4 New Montgomery street, =; 80
g -. FTbiT b esfce, 2Ue California street.
=: .GCCB&II. PERRlNS & Cesi SupE. Ocean LiAs.
lfi -. lU MArket street. San Fraa cisco
The morning call., 1893-03-03
I. M 81 K 1 ilN s. II i:4iI 5ISiit d.

: SlI. AZ ID $b FER in nth OF: IL F3sl; :
:; 81 - f9s' lots ocated near eEec4ze
g. re s5ltt5ertlr Y I'm :IfgEth ard Traxdyay al II
fEainl "a los ~ rer.9i on es paynl;ft 40
tie bqys.5c7s tia3 hg gaesiEed Appfy Ia ~ 0GgiJ-
MA r 4 go, 500 l5r way, oak ai.d ieg6 Il
The morning call., 1893-03-03
An Excellent Precautihn.

Auditor Broderiek. Yesterday. returned to
the Registrar all the Fehruar .demands. on
the ground that they had n ct been signed al
a regular meeting of The EleetlUn Couimis
Sioaers. He stared that If this had beeif
Jtoae during the past campaign at least
100000 of unnecessary. expense might have
been saved, - - S .s:'s.. - -. =
The morning call., 1893-03-03

NyICELY"FU ENIsTIEi9 B 90 SCI. 5T5 F.i5llAtS.
~ call. IL 10 zF1 nrhha:st; n 8 tsz M ;5it
The morning call., 1893-03-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
faQlF1G MAIL STEAMSHIP co

n ItRoEGE LINE TO N5WY0RR. VIA PA MANA
j steamefs VIII sail at NOON on the 5th, l5sv5s
Ibth and 18th OF each month, calling az ss5Igfs2
.y@rlQls pcTts Of Mexico aud.Central America
Through line SalliuGS-MaTth ii, SS.:. .tjlima:
March D: IS. City Or sydgeg; sfarch IS, IS. Aca-
pusco. -.
f. when the sailing day tails on Sunday
steamer wtil-he tlspatehed The foJfewing MUhfay
* W ~, ljtN l. TO. 1lEXluAN ASp z Ci.N F4iAL
3. AMERICAN PORTS. AK ID PANAMA.
Steamer leave SansFranci5cO at na5n. on the Sd
aid lsth Of each oiith calling various MEXICAN
AMI Cen tEal American ports. :. -'i
Nsy Line salllngs--Ss. san Bias, March s.. IS.
Colon, March Is. - a.
.IAP=I>g- : \ il CHTSA LESE.
!. - fOR:l.GK oHANA AND -HONGK 3Ei,
CoDFee ting at okUballs With steamers far Shany-
bAi. ard attH QrgkOHg Tor Ease IudLeS, Stpts, etc
SIS. Istp, Saturdays March a. at 3 P. N. -. =
at 3'P NJ. =; 9
IS. Clfs. OF Pekthg, fhursday, Arm 13eat p N.
IS. Chtna, Tuesday Aprii.Sr at 3 p. NJ. -
Round-trip tickets 10 Yokohama and returuaE re-.
6uced rates. .-. -
For tFeA2hr Or passage apply at the efaee corner
FiFsf.snil BTahhAn streets. ~. -. %; +
- Isranf Il 331lee-g0l' Fruut street:.
>: -=. - ALEAAA y Der Cen TER. General eut%
The morning call., 1893-03-03
OCEAN sTEA MsHIPs...
ROYAL MAI. STEAM PACKET co.

% 'csTEAMERs LEAVE, A.SPINw wALL .z-.11a
- fortnigntly for the West ladies' and s3sts,kAg
southampton, calling Ell ronte at Cherboars-
Trance, and Ply mouth to land passengers
e Through Bs OF Lading. in connection with tns
Pacific Mail S,S Co Issued for freight aud treasure
Ip direct portsiu EngtaHd:aut Germany
Through tickets from san Franciseo TO Plymouth
(herbourg Southampton. first-elass, $195: third
class 497 DO. For further particulars applyt TO
II PARRorr& CO., gents, Sp6 GalaorniAss
The morning call., 1893-03-03

IfLEti. y + S:EW HOUSES i.-.::;..s..:: - -.
II Tor. I.ESu ty-iirSt and Castro sts: -. 4.
e.: =: latest Il!lpreyeHlnnfs !.
arRoLI. BAEEfR i co, Agents.. p. - ~ y
: : nliF sniF Wefrsa 2Ss ait itgpmeFy ST. near Pine
The morning call., 1893-03-03
.sAN FRANGIsGQ AAp N. q. REIL WlY.,

a for MSrai1g; - P for Afternoon. :
ssundGys excepted tSaturdays only So
:. .: Z. fSunflAYs only. -. =.
The morning call., 1893-03-03

20 ] sGl9ll #529 ACHES; n NAFtA. liittSEY:,
III ~ 6lise exc pFt ter: gitie per-;
:feetF d6ht TAI. 10 iuSsst.s9te Aai1rsSstj lfkS<
;S4sN- taf II tll, IA a:tsoiluty Cab fs2 tn
The morning call., 1893-03-03
BUSINESS. CHANCES.

= s .roes = irish shSd Tod; iissis every is
thlBs complete =: Soe!f stock; me fixtures: grand
bar C{Iy @StAesS EG. l{j2T = Market n rs ~
The morning call., 1893-03-03

Hon Est Y0t.NS on aIlDn f.iesgtsiEp W Af,Esy
II Jn take hair iUseUesS ta fshlGe eTHpl0yg4eslt:
or1Ce in The city; business unescabltshed address
j a. box l5g. Call kraach glf'-e. 8 u. Ee3 sft%
G20S. sIAI1OsEBY ..ANos :Bf, A&yl;E "a s
The morning call., 1893-03-03

q NJ cASH .isA3.lN GE IN XII. N teNTs: s.
JlEtl Too mr. t1sEes on z 81 Est A8fE BLOCK
est of Castro 4375, sa20A aHs} S8l % ZACH saise
s E.st9gy hollSe' et g. rootfs fF is209; ai fslie
Gnf piatt s:ti done Z. SEIStlA: biIg-
eI-l3 g: :LN.l sy.ItIh q " Le..r C:asEEa lai Il
The morning call., 1893-03-03
H.0I.sH.k I E.TrINtE .1l.oea!1s.

/. & ftEVIsA,T9 F.R4y =. =. Fit RNfsfIED HoTrsE.
- " kteld4g Fls.Hiss BATH. eeetrtc gas ltctLl lUg5
fi5ie yfGys: E{s raf: 81 ur,i5stF
The morning call., 1893-03-03
CHILpREN noARDED:

VA IDoW WOULD BOARD 2 Or $ SMALL
W children. 30 Haight ST.. near Market fe26 ~
INFANTS OR CHILDRENrs PRIVATE BOARD.
ingI large grounds. MRS. LAWLER. 48 oak
street fel23m
The morning call., 1893-03-03
.PRoFoSAISf

TRgPos. AIS. FOR iDFyING; D UTFlTS nor TIL
HAES- ARR. MARE ISLkNR CALI Feoru:
arys ~, lse3-ZSea1ed proposals endorsed sPropos-
.t1r Supplies FOR: the Nayy-ysrd. Mare Island,
-gaii 10 aEe: cpenea March 1E5iB95.p win be re-
ceivsd II the BirfEd OF Supplies aud Accounts.
NaYy Department Wash ngson. D.: u. until ~
o'eosk moon March "a. S93: aud publicly opened
inr eAiakefG thereafte+i to turfflEh at the Navy.
yard; Mare IsIands Car sets diving outfits COM
nete. .Che diving ohtnts must; conform TO the
Navy Standard ana pass th- usual naval iuspec
ton Blank prop9sjlis will bs furnished npon sp-
pllcationsto the NayYyard, Navy Pay Ofict Ssu
francisco, Cal, or to tue bureau. The attention
OF h.tnfaeturefs and dealers Is iRyitsd Tie bids
all other things being equal. decided By lot. The
Department reserves tho light to waive deiects or
TO reject any or all bids not deemeA advantageous
to the Government :EDwEN STEWART, Paymas-
terG eneral. u IS. N. :. fe2S TuFr It
The morning call., 1893-03-03
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ;

l. v. LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILD
d. r,519 sacramento St.; cabinet and Hitting
up ofnces promptly attended; telephone goV.mi5 Il
The morning call., 1893-03-03

c. CU- Wo1D A SD GOA Il + ARD sA5IJ s Ik"E
Il fOD4 bles low reEtE fGg Taeie IN st5ss har;5
gain: l9eated ~ltbE In 2 blocks OF ileat1ry an Mar
ket SSH 40 agents; ARpig 70 Qgaefi;f5 lslri
room 3. H:s.s=s nlf rs t.
The morning call., 1893-03-03

@ J&Q0 PARFNER :YakiSrEj, lsS. URHOIeS
- OJU. stcrtng and fufaitifra: buslaess:. nniYz
responsible man need app3yf- lie agsRls. 5fdaresgs
n C. COX 3 this office. =: - fel II. :.
The morning call., 1893-03-03

TO OtrSALE-NICE. Cot y X {.i&A kEE3 y B(.k kF.Ii,
! i 'L-. age lodgi n0pse iU pElnclPal tosin: 1$9
s slqHclnsr0Oms: D. lvinRys srrsE svcl yeatSii
business ana wili-rstife Ultslle for Tnsi3 lf<:
uUlv sfi4 -1rAucil Once.
The morning call., 1893-03-03

JlCTC{ ERS' MEAT SfFIfIS Iytls II NJ;
Can JEce Oak. and -: s:lfir I III =.
The morning call., 1893-03-03

y kRTNER WANTED II "a ELRsit Cli ASS
: produce bPsiaess IN the Testing nlaISA5 of:as-
Bndcommaudiny al extensive Seleet taSLT s. trais
VIII clear -SLcU Tor each FsEt+st. .e eF=ss 81 b:
box Z. this Office fe2Skf =
The morning call., 1893-03-03

I1AKERY FUR SALE .pSINJ,ls sEF W Rl3S Ann
- 9 barrels pf -four per Week. All sGgd oyer t:e:
Coulter. Amply at Cal, BEanch Glnos.': tr2sEts ::
The morning call., 1893-03-03

l'.17s. 80. p
.EOR SALE - SAr0oN: :GGOD. .LO4t ATIIjN4
i re- sonabia lTice; accpunt Of 3t8af busnesss no
ggcnts. Inquire 1t a II hElgrlat
The morning call., 1893-03-03

: L OIi SALE-TISI. DIRE SSfHkISG. BG. si NESS !.
J estsblGhedS years sgienGldgpp pp6rtuujty Of Site
.rSsht F1rties; Ing eGaecouui VI f7ipayiDg Gitg
The morning call., 1893-03-03

800. as@E BAkhEds kddisss Was9AS
sT.. oaklsnd. - I: .::: Ie2sS II 3
.: II AkEEY AiSR CQFBEE PAKI6K r. FOR. sAEE.
- at yoEC own prce;- call and :inake 0{eT. Ii5 O.