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G. J. BROWN,
Clerk Supreme Court.
6S21
]. C. Hutchinson VS.. Willis G. Myers, ct al

JIG. Hutchinson vs. Willis G. Myers, ct al.
Error from Lyon County.
REVERSED.
SYLLABUS. BY THE COURT. JoHNsToN,J.
l. Where q mortgage made in the form of a
trust deed conveys real estate to trustee fo-
the benefit Of q third party, to secure the pay.
ment Of an indebtedness to such third party,
the latter may maintain an action In hfs own
name to recover the debt and to foreclose the
mortgage given to secure the same.
Where the answer Of defendant admits
the cause Of action stated in plaintiffs peti
ton, and its averments are insufficient to con-
stitute defense, the court may, upon motion
OF plaintiff, allow and enter judgment In his
favor upon the pleadings.
8 Where an action is brought by the payee
OF q negotiable promissory note, who alleges
that he Is the owner and holder thereof, but
who shows by his petition that IL had been
transferred by indorsement to another, with
out any allegation or indorssment showing it
70 have been transferred back to him, and the
defendant answers by general denial, not
verified, Judgment upon she ple&dings with
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6796.

The Union Pacific Railway Company vs. Eliza
beth Geary, Administrative, ETC., Of jeremiah
Geary, deceased.
Error from Ellsworth County.
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6S57.
H. F. Crippen VS.. F. NJ. schnee and Sadie e
Schnee.
Error from Saline County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS.

SYLLABUs. By THE OOUkT. HOHION' .. J.
Where o case is tried before the court and q
Jury, and verdict and special findings are re-
turned by the jury; and thereupon amotion to
set aside the general verdict and special find
and sufficient findings are permitted to stand
to support judgment for the plaintiff; and
subsequently the county in which the court Is
held Is made new judicial district, and new
Judge Is appointed; such new judge may d.
rect judgment upon the special findings.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: G. ]. BROWN,
rsEAL1 Clerk Supreme Court
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Error from Jewell County

Error from Jewell County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS. BY THE COURT. HORTON. G. ].
1. The cases Of Wilson vs. School District, II
Kas., l04; School District Vs. Conrad, II Kas.,
$40, and Lumber Company vs. Water Com
pany, 48 Kas., 1877, followed.
O. Sections 638 Z and 638 F, civil code, do not
prevent or take away from the laborer or ma
terial man his right to mechanics lien upon
public building sess. laws, 1887, ch. 179, secs.
1-2
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: @. j. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court.
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1ce Gleason, sAerir. vs.. !. N. Is'en.
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Commissioners of Jewell County VS.. Snodgrass
& Young Manufacturing Company ct al.
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A. K. Sellers and Nettie Sellers VS.. Rebecca
Crossan.
Error from Miami County.
AFFIRMED.
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SYLLABUS. BY THE COURT. HORTON, C.
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GQ0G0 GRAND UNRESTRICTED VIEW:
~ Buena Vista Park: elegant residence
OF II rooms; all modern conveniences; lot 2SxluO.
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AN IMPORTANT CLEW.
The Important Witness in the Barnaby
Case Is in Chicago.

Case Is in Chicago.
A CALL reporter discovered yesterday
that Mrs. Curtis, the San Francisco woman
who is wanted so badly as a witness in the
Barnaby poisoning case in Denver, is now
in Chicago
As was announced exclusively in yester.
days CALL, the friends Of DR.. T. Thatcher
Graves. now about to be tried for the second
time for the murder OF Mrs. Barnaby, has
sent out female detective, Miss Sally
Hanley, to search for this alLimpOrtant
witness.
She has been in San Francisco and has
gone over the ground thoroughly ouly 90
discover that Mrs. Curtis. who rented fur
nished rooms to Mrs. Barnaby and MI
Norrell while they were in this city, had
gone to South America.
Mrs. Curtis returned from her South
American journey a month or two since by
way OF New York. While in New York
State she visited an old acquaintance OF this
city, daughter Of Thomas Eagan OF 2I5S
Scott street, who Is now living at Mount
vernon.
In recent letter to her father in thiscily
the daughter told of Mrs. Curtis visit and
added the important information that when
Mrs. Curtis left Mount Vernon she went to
Chicago. where she is now residing with u
Mrs. HOadIey, her daughter
When in this city Mrs. Curtis rented fur
nisheG apartments at 301 Jones street. and
1t was there she first becam e acquainted with
Mrs Barnaby and Mrs. WOrrell.
The latter woman is suspected Of having
been implicated IN the murder of Mrs Batq-
ably and has been cited before the Denver
Grand Jury.
And Mrs. Curtis, formerly of this city,
but now of Chicago, is the aIl-importaut
witness who is expected to prove the accu-
satiOns against Mrs. Worrell and free The
accused doctor.
Mrs. Fisher said yesterday that she was
sure Mrs. Curtis had none but disinterested
motives in their brief relations with Mrs.
Curtis, but could testify as to the apparsn,
relations of Mrs. Barnaby and Mrs. Wor-
ralI
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HE FOLLOWED SUIT.
One United States Navy Desertion
Leads to Another.


Desertions from the United States navy
are pretty severely punished, but neVerthe-
less they do sometimes occur.
Recently a sailor named 0Brien escaped
from an American man-of-war and shipped
aboard the United States coast defense yes
sci Monterey as a fireman.
An officer Of the former boat visited the
Monterey socially and happened to notice
the man, who was at once arrested and
tried for his offense. The testimony WAS
dead against him. and expecting n heavy
sentence from Washington, he escaped mp
on the first opportunity from the corporal
in charge.
The latter was now in fear Of punishment
for letting the man escape. His apprehen-
sion was increased by his messmates. who
assured the hapless corporal that he could
not fail to be sentenced to at least five or
six years imprisonment. The corporal,
being comparatively new TO the service and
implicitly believing ths men, grew "ra;-
tled," and one night recently took advan-
tage of the darkness to slip over the side of
the vessel and work his way in boat to
Vallejo, W hlch he soon after left.
He has now disappeared, leaving no trace,
but is believed TO be either increasing the
distance between himself and his vessel or
else TO be hunting the first man who es-
caped his care.
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President William Dewitt Hyde of
Bowdoin College describes fully in the April
Forum novel experiment in Maine for
saving the country churches by inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL union. The plan followed
Is that of merging the weaker into the
stronger churches and developing by arti-
fetal selection type of church that retains
formal connection with some existing de-
nomination and cOnserves the characteristic
points OF UNCONVENTIONAL excellence. Some
snch plan, President Hyde insists, is needed
in every State, and be discusses critically its
advantages and drawbacks. This is a
curious but characteristic application OF a
Darwinian principle in ecclesiastical affairs.
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LEE SING IN A FIX.
Even the ArtfuI Monaghan May Crimi.
nate Himself,


Lee Sing. the bold. bad highlander who
has been on trial for murder in Judge
Dainserfeld's court for nearly two weeks.
will not consume much more Of the jury's
time. The lawyers decided yesterday to
submit the case without argument. and TO-
day at II o'clock Judge DaingeIfield will
deliver the charge.
1t is not often that a Chinese witness
makes slip, but this was exactly what
Lee Sing did yesterday when he was bolo
enough TO take the stand in his own behalf.
In answer TO q question, through the In
terpreter, he said he had never seen the
deceased, Chow Kee. till he was confronted
with him by police officer after the shoot
ing. A few minutes later Lee Sing mad
yer tently admitted that he had seen Chow
Kee coming along Jackson street just before
the shooting. As to the suggestion that he
himself did the shooting, Lee Sing resented
it Indignantly. be did not carry gun and
merely ran away TO get out OF tie way of
the bullets.
The defense has been allowed the privi-
lege OF putting in writing certain instruc-
tions. which the Judge will at his discretion
embody in his charge to the jury.
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RnNns ZOE SALE

PONDS FOR SALE-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
- the purchase OF the bonds of the SANTA GER
TRUDES IRRIGATION DISTRICT OF Los Angeles
County, California TO the amount OF thirty seven
received by the board OF directors OF said district
at their ONCE NJ SAN "A FE SPRINGS, Los Angeles
County, California uD to ]: 80 o'clock p NJ OF the
second day OF May, 1898. at which time and place
said board Will omen the proposals received and
award the purchase OF said bonds TO the highest
responsible bidder (the ri2ht being by said
board OF directors TO reject any and all bids so re-
ceived).
Said bonds bear interest at the rate of six per cent
per annum. payable on the first day OF January and
July OF each year, and Constitute the first eight
series OF bonds Of said district aud issued BY said
board on the ninth day OF January, 1898 in tho
sum OF S55,UUO, snd Sre described as follows:
First series, amounting to the sum OF $3.50 90,
due at the expiration OF eleven years.
second SERIES amounting to the sum of $500 90
due at the expiration OF twelve years
Third series, amounting to the sum OF $3.50 90
due at the expiration Of thirteen years.
Fourth series, amounting to the sum OF $44OO 90,
que at the expiration or fourteen years.
Fifth series, amounting to the sum Of 1880 co.
due at the expiration of fifteen years
Sixth series. amounting TO the sum OF $500 90.
due at the expiration OF sixteen years.
seventh series, amounting to the sum OF S6O5O 90,
due at the eNpir, tion OF seventeen years.
Eighth series, amounting ths sum OF S7lbO 90.
due at the expiration of eighteen years
said series consists OF ninety-three bonds OF the
following denominations: Seyenty-oue bonds of
SoOO w each: seventeen bonds OF the denomna-
tiOn Of Sl0u 90 EACH and five bonds of the denomi.
nation OF $3.50 90 each.
All bids should be addressed to the Board OF
directors OF the santa GertrudeS Irrigation Dis
trlct, santa lie Springs Los Angeles County. Cali
fornia For further Information address the presI-
dent or secretary of said board.
SEALI J. c CLARK, President.
w. 7. BRAY. Secretary. APT got
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New Suits.

DR.. ]. J. Clark has sued James c. Gibson
to recover $500 for medical services.
p. o. Chistrom has sued Mrs. E. ]. Patti
son TO recover 1899 for legal services.
William Fry has sued A. G. Jenkins to
recover 1888 for services MS keeper Of the
Madison four-mill in Yolo County.
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LoDG1NG-uoUsEs ron s,Ir

nO-p RAvWINnoTy ToITcrs ,,,cS,,,
D90U and bath; dss,rabie Ioc.to 10 S nsoflS
furnished and paying wen California Exchange,
80 AlAtAel So apll 2ts
BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE OF az
ID rooms: laundry and bath: GOOD payinv nrop-
ertyi SOLD on account Of sickness and old age. Ap.
ply az PARK House, 1853 Mission St, OF Path. -
AH-ROOM HOUSE; RENT SIPS; DOING FINE
offer. 93l Market ape It's
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE; SELL on AC-
- couat departure: reasonable. 42l Powell as II
1 OR SALE - FURNITURE OF lO-RoOM
/ house. 81 Golden Gate ave. apo 7t~
TOR SALE-HOUSE. p ROOMS: ALL NEW
4 furniture and carpets; rent cheap: located north
of Market. Inquire g. L. OChS. 9l5 Market. TEA u
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch Ofhces. 6O3 LarkiA
ST.. 339 Hayes So and 25lS Mission St.: open till
9.20 p
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

G160O CHICKEN RANCH PROPOSITION:
N1OOO. acres. house, barn, fruit trees and
small fruits: house rooms: pretty place;
hEother with running water ana house OF LOOMS
plenty OF fruit large and small: a no. ! gardening
son; SlSOO; with horse and COW; all tools: bar
gam. d. H. fW1NG. Sonoma City. Cal all TT SIS 1T
n M. BOLIVIAN " CO. 10 CROCKER BUILD
- ing-Real estate FOR sale and exchange: good
bargains within hours ride Of Oakland: $4,000.
4o9 acres well improved 20 acres orchard, i'm
pToyements and personal property alone valued at
$ouOV easy terms, make an Offer $4,000 800
acres, improved fine growing crop make offer.
Tor sale or exchange; $500. 100 acres level i'm
proved. all In grain. good soil. near city. snTnT
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n LII Illus, 81 MISsION-IUE IRE.
~ carpets. stoves chssp cash installm' Is nos y
n C1ICE-I AN Now AT l26 FOURTH CNEW
~ tundIRgl. and offer 4 large stock OF general
household furniture al reduced prices 500 carpets
goOu as new; stoves. 50: antique chamber suits
SO; Paror suits, S25: cash or instaIlments; all AZ
btcToca prices. 7. Il. NELsNN. l26 Fourth 81 al q
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4 AUCTION.
sATURDAY- APRIL IL

TAI bhDAA, AEHIl 10.
he beautiful cottage or Mrs II. IS Hunt. 1923
Flbert St, bet 18Th ana 2lst In the most aristo-
cratic part OF the city 0f Oakland: large lot sex
125; cottage contains large rooms and bath ;
elegant manteis; gas fixtures: electric appliances
throughout the house; large 6-foOt basement, con
tanning servants room stationary washtnhs etc: :
beauti al grounds: place cost $500 years ago:
must be sold, owner is leaving the State: $4,000
can be borrowed from the bank upon this property:
terms Of sale only $500 cash; balance four
equal yearly Taymeuts with interest at 3 per cent
per annum; examine this property to-day: key can
he found next door. Full par iculars OF NJ. j. lay
NANCE " CO., 466 Eighth st., Oakland. Cal ap9 1t
Gc0O HOUSE ROOMS AND LOT 25xl25:
&OOO. terms ~ cash, balance 10 suit Nm n.
DEW OLE, TruilyaIe
QSOO BEAUTIFUL LOTS on THE ELEC-
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THE ELEGANTLY APPOINTED AND com
pleteiy furnished apartments, 1890 Page st. Ne
cor. ShTader: IL rooms bath. and ali possible
modern conYenlencos; very sunny: decorated
throughout; the finest fiat in the city and un-
equaled Tor elegance and comfort: separate en-
frances front and rear; as pirate as a house: l
block from park, Oak, Ellis. Haight and Metro
poiitan street railroads; rent $50 per month;
responsible pariieI only; open / 20 daily. ape tt
NICELY FURNISHED FLAT , SUNNY ROOMS
~ aud bath to let ll2 olive ave apg 3t%
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EDUCATIONAL.

EoUND-BLACK SETTER AND SPANIEL Do G
i owner apply 1913 Clay st. apll 3te
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RrsINFss CHANCES

IA ANTED TO SELL FIRST-CLASs PHOTO.
W Eraph gallery. established Tor wears, on terms
Apply FAC. EXCHANGE % kearny St
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STORAGE.
TO LEASE.
SEWING MACHINES.

no LEAsE-FOR A TERM or YEARS: LOT on
4 east line Of Sansome St. bet Vallejo aud tireen:
S3:6Xl37 20. French Bank. 5S4 California st al st
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ASSESSMENT NoTICFs-

Utah CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
y Location Of principal plses OF business. san
Francisco, Cal: location OF works. Virginia Mining
District. Storey County. New.
Notice IS hereby given that at meeting OF tie ,
board OF directors, held the tWentY-fouTth
CAIN day Of sIsrch, 1893. al assessment Go III
or ten cents (1UC) per share levied upon tho
capital stock OF the corporation. rayabia fmmedI.
atey IA United States gold coin the secretary ct
the Office of the company. SO Nevada block 500
Montgomery St. San francisco. Cal
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.
il Montgomery ST., S. F.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

Call and obtain OF our "Rsa Estate Rec.
ordS:" which contains list Of properties sale
in all parts OF the city.
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DINE BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITY-ANY ONE
! wishing TO secure good-paylng business already
established In san jose viii do well call Cecil
dental Hotel. room 50, for particulars; hours bot.
10 ana i A. Il 2 and P, N. APPS IT.
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FOR SALI-A FIEST-CLASS FAMILY LIQUOR
i store with saloon; Cuoi trade; must be sold at
once. Inquire OF NICHEMAN, LUTCHEN q co.
SIS, SO, 512 Gay ST. aD 10 2r@
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TOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WITH BAR;
= ane location ana splendid chance for 4 good
business; must be SOLD 1t once. For fuii partlcu-
lars apply to WILLIAM CUFF q Co, wholesale
grooers, cor Front and Pine SITS apgtf
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/ OK SALE COR. GROCERY AND BAR: GOOD
L stock and good trade agents. Address Gro
Ger. box 1Z3, Gail Branch ans AS
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CAPITALISTS.

SI400 HOUSE 4 EooMs AND BAY;
down. ta!ance SO per month DEwOLF. Fruit
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G0S0 VACANT LOT. NEAR FRUITvALE
u sOOO. station; terms $40 down and $40 per
mouth. DEWOLF Fruitva!e station.
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APAN ESE STRONG AND HONEST BOY
- wants situation TO get some III cans TO attend
chicago worlds Fair Exposition n Y. box ls5,
JalI Branch. APT 6ta
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
M cALEsTEK & McMAHAN
REAL ESTATE AGENTS RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
20 MONTGOMERY. BET SUFFER- & MARKET.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
$500 each, half cash balance per cent; 6 lots.
cast line Folsom St. near l7th; size 25Xl3O.
SlS75 each. hali cash. balance per cent: 6 lots,
north line 17th ST, nesr Folsum size 25xlo0
SloUO each. hail cash. balance on time, per cent
interest; lots north side Suffer ST. near Fillmore;
s650o-Half cash: lot NE. cor Golden Gate ave
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
DELIGHTFUL 2,sToRY 1o.RooM REsIDENCE;
~ deSirably located; lot 46x15o; East oakland:
Branch apGl st
Go0To LET. COTTAGE ROOMS, LARGE AND
SZO. sunny; bath, closets and all eonveniences;
cars pass the door; block to local trains.
17I0 Eighth ST., Oakland. ap9 81
G90O s35o-LoTs NEAR POWER HOUSE
u OUO. on San Leandro Electric Road; streets
graded {; terms easy: lots 5Ox14O.
S4oV' S2O0-Lots near broadway. Oakland; easy
SALISBURY q CAMPBELL owners. 400 Ninth
St. Oakland mrIe II SuruTh
G1S MONTH BUYS COY 4-RoOM COT
~ ~ - tage; I9t 26Xl35 near train: viii trade H:
NJ: NooLEf, 10 Mis- building, jl7 tuthsu Il
G9RO EACH AND UPWARD; sPLENDIDLY
SpooO located lots in the Fanny Davenport
Tract; San Leandro road only $40 cash: balance
20 per month. CLOUGH & BAKER, 1909 Broad
way, Oakland, Cal nos II cod
COX DOWN: $40 MONTHLY; SEE BEAUTI-
SD-C full Locksley square before buying: warm:
no fogs; exceptional terms; In heart of Oakland;
make selection at once. Address WM 7. TODD.
46O Ninth st, Oakland. apo II exSu
GQ6O0 NICE BROOM COTTAGE: TWENTY
G)OCOO. third ave; extra large lot. 52Il so. fine
roses and front yard; stone sidewalk; all modern
convenience6 nice neighborhood; only minutes
TO local train; electric pass the doors: easy
terms; write at once OF call on WIN. +. TODD 400
Ninth ST, Oakland. mr2l tt ex Su
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N ELL-FITTED- SALOON. IN RUNNING OR.
" der; living rooms; cheap rent. For particu-
lars call I38 Filth st. ans ST.
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QSOO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE ELEC-
u CpO .trtc-car liue In Fruitvae can he bought
on the installIaent plan team for at Fruityale
station. MM NJ. UEMOLF.
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9H00O HOWARD ST. OMISSION WARM
~ OOOO. belr. near Twentieth; cottages; lot
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Saving Struggling Country Churches.

&OS BUYS NEW SIS IMPROVED HIGH-ARM
N-O Singer machine; factory price. las sixth n
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S7250 g gINE NEW BAY, BAY,wINDow RESI-.
foundations: all modern conveniences; lot 25x
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ANY stock upon which this assessac ut shall re.
main unpaid or tho 26th Cay 81 April. 1898. Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction and un payment Is ma dc before WIN be
SOLD Oh WEDNESDAY, tho l7th day o; May 1923,
10 pay the delinquent assessment together W tn
the costs or advertising and expenses OF sale BY
order Of The board Of directors.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT - OCCIDENTAL
- Consolidated Mining Company. Location Of
principal place OF business san Fran CISCO Caiifor
MIA: location OF works, silver star Mining District
Storey County Nevada
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

DELIGHTFUL 2-SToRY 1O.RooM RESIDENCE;
~ desivaby located; lot 4bx15O; East Oakland:
must be sold. Address Il. c, box l2e. Call
Branch. anil AZ
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&SC00 WASHINGTON ST; . ELEGANT
wv W. flats: bAy-windows; brick founda-
ions etc: stone walks; sunny line of street; rents
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$1,000 RENTS 1913; 18TH ST: FLATS OF
~ 1oOO' and rooms and bath each; brick
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NOTICE OF ASsEsSMENT-COSSOLI ID ATED
IN Imperial Mining Company. Location OF princi-
pai place OF business, san Francisco Cal location
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CARP
CAKPET CLEANING.

N HEN YOU BECOME DISC OsTED WITH POOR
W work send TO SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet
beating Works. 1897 Tehsma st: tele. 3O4O ii II
THoROUGH CARPET CLEANISG. Sc PER YRD:
j altering laying MITCHELL, 236 l4th st. u Inns
CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO.
- waiting WORKS. 80 ana 10 Eighth ST. STE
WINS, manager. Telephone can, $3.50. mrs ION
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
- renovated: all work guaranteed. J W. SHAN
Al ~, POLK st; Tel. 1886; send postaifell I'm
EARPETs THOROUGHLY CLEANsED AND
y renovated same new. s. S. EERG USod &
90, - Tenth 81; telephone 303G 1T
CoNKLIN's CARPET BEATING WORKS. 1873
- h0lten Gate ave telephone 2i2s l2f
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.OR SALE - CHEAP COFFEE AND CHOP
houSeI good business; small expenses: low rent:
Z rooms and cottage attached: must sell; owner
going East. Address II. MOORE. san Joseapll ste
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If you desire, erect a house according to
your own plans In any part OF the city
Fer particulars apply TO L. Ian DLER, IS Mont
qOIperV st uoIQtf ErI1pT6n
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5000 T Window eo5{sge % SEW T BAY
brick foundations. stone walks, etc; Sanchez ST.
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&1H 500 HOWARD ST. NEAR THIRD; 2.
Is rooms; lot 4Oxso.