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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-31
CITY BREvITIEs.

The board of trade is taking a vote by
postal cards as to whether that body
should give dinner in February or not.
Judge Speer has amended the order
with regard to the sale of the Oglethorpe
hotel of Brunswick so as to set the date
of sale for the first Tuesday in February.
The postoffice department will observe
the regular holiday hours tomorrow.
The carriers will make deliveries and
collections Of mail up to II o'clock in the
morning and the mailing department will
be open during the entire day.
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From JaoksonvilIe to Columhia.

On and after Jan the Savannah ex-
tension Of the Florida Central and PENN
sular railroad, together with the South
Bound railroad, will be known as the
South Bound division of the Florida Cen
trail and Peninsular railroad. Mr.. /. M
Fleming will be in charge of this entire
line, from Jacksonville to Columbia, as
division freight and passenger agent,
while it will be under the management Of
Mr.. e. Ford, as superintendent Orders
to this effect will be issued Jan l.
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To Shoot For Turkavs

The Savannah Rife Association will
celebrate New Years day in its usual
manner. The committee announces that
the prizes to be offered will be turkeys,
and an oyster roast will also be provided.
The shooting will commence at 70
O'Clock, and will probably be over by 3
o'clock, so as to allow those who attend,
an opportunity to enjoy themselves other
wise during the afternoon.
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RAIL AND oRossrIE.

The new station on the Florida Central
ana Peninsular has been changed from
hilton" TO Townsend" An effort will
S pe made to have mail route established
oeIween Darien and that point. The dis
lance is said to be about thirteen and a
n VA. miles. Mr.. Sinclair's place is called
. SSlnclair," and he has asked for post
Vnce to be established under that name.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
A Few Minor Matters Disposed Of by
Judge Falligant Yesterday.

A motion for new trial in the case Of
Wise VS.. Mitchell, from the Bryan county
court, made by the defendant, was ar
gued before Judge Falligant yesterday,
and his decision was reserved.
The matter of the distribution of the
property left by D. B. NJ. Sheppard, from
the Liberty county court, was taken up,
and it was decided to appoint two re-
ceivers, which appointments will be made
by the court.
The intervention of c. S. Norris in the
case of the Lawrenceburg Manufacturing
Company, VS.. the A. J. Miller Company,
was allowed.
Edwin w. Cubbedge was appointed a
commercial notary public.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-31

Mr.. Menionca, the Brazilian minister at
Washington, was an editor before be entered
the diplomatic service, and published a re-
publican paper in Brazil twenty years ago
his wife Is New England woman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-31

Charles z. Fish, Of the Royal National
Lifeboat Institution at Ramsgate, England,
who has a record Of having saved eighty
seven lives, was hOnored by public demon
stration at Manchester recently.
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LIABILITIES.

STATE GEORGIA
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ands Of
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MEDICAL.
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Maximum temperature, 66'; minimum tem-
perature, 6l'.
The hight OF the Savannah river at Augusta
at 8 a. m. goth Meridian time) yesterday was
73 feet, a rise OF 0.5 feet during the preceding
twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS:
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omcial Record for the Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight Dec. 81, 1893: Showers In
early morning; fair in afternoon; colder;
north winds
morning; fair In afternoon; colder; north
winds.
The following telegram was received from
the chief OF the weather bureau yesterday:
Washington, ID. G., Dec. 30.-3:15 p. m.-Ob-
server, Savannah, Ca. Hoist storm SOUTH
west signals at 3:i5 p m. Southerly gales
shifting TO westerly; colder.
MARK w. HARRINGTON,
Chief OF Bureau.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
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7. II OMII
Observer Weather Bureau.
Yellowly-Winter seems to have taken
right hold
Brownies, IL has apparently considerable
grip to it.--New York Press.
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Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ca, on Dec. 30, 1898, with the normal for
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-31

Archie Boyd to Make His Bow to sa-
vannah Theater Goers This Week in
the successor to The Old Homestead.
Miss wainwrIghts First Appearance
Here as Star.
The theater will be open for four per-
forulances this week:
Tuesday and Wednesday nights and
Wednesday matinee-Archie Boyd in
"Tbe Country Squire"
Thursday Nightmare Wainwright in
,sNlan and Wife"
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HARPER'S DEFENSE
De Greayer's Slayer Puts
in Testimony.
A VERY POSITIVE WITNESS.
She Says Young De Greayer Was
Driving Furiousiy-The Case to
Be Submitted To-day.

The defense began its testimony to-day
In Judge Dainge fields court iu the case of
Park Policeman S. w. Harper, charged
with killing Harry de Greayer
The courtroom was crowded although the
evidence in the case is more or less
a thrashing over of that given in the previ-
Gus trial when the jury disagreed.
{. S. Crittenden testified that while in
Dckey's saloon he heard three shots fired
and helped TO raise young De Greayer from
the ground.
The next witness was Alexander McCord,
who swore that De Greayer drew his pistol
from his pocket and advanced On Harper.
His testimony was partially corroboraed
by Jesse Potter and j. Brown. bartender,
also by A. Rchland Of Portland, Oregon,
who was positive De Greayer called Harper
a vile name.
Mr.. knight read the dispositions Of a
number of witnesses at the previous trial
tending TO show that Harper bore good
character and as TO his general reputation
for peace and Quietness.
The most important testimony adduced
was that of Mrs. +. l. Crouch. She testi-
ned that She was driving In the park on the
day OF the shooting and saw that DE
Greayer was acting In very bolsterous
manner. She was afraid he was going to
run into her own team. She said: Il
really thought they [meaning the De
Greayer partyl were both drunk and that
they were hoodlums coming in from the
Cliff House."
On examination Mrs. Crouch was
asked by Mr.. F0Ote If she could identity
the parties, and she expressed some doubt.
Miss DOlan was then called TO the stand,
ana the witness failed TO Identity her be-
yond stating that the young woman with
De Greayer was tall and Of muscular build.
Miss D0lan looked keenly at the witness
during the examination.
Miss D0lan went on TO deny that she was
under the influence of liquor or acting In a
boiSterous way. She denied being in that
portion Of the park road where MIS-. Crouch
said she had seen her, namely, what Is
known as the Poor mans road, and so
far as Miss D0lsn knew they DIDN'T drive
by Dickey's saloon at all.
Knight asked if Miss D0lan took glass
of rye whisky at the Cliff House, and she
said she did not. She also testified that De
Greayer was not drunk, and she had never
seen him drunk at any time during their
mutual acquaintance.
James Wilkins of the Cliff House testified
that De Greayer and Miss Dolan were both
sober when they left there.
Policeman Harper then took the stand
and testified that he placed De Greayer
under arrest for furious driving; that the
latter called him vile names and backed
away from him. He stopped De Greayer's
horse, whereupon the young man got out OF
the buggy aud advanced in a threatening
manner with his hand to his hip pocket. De
Greayer warned him not to modest him. or
he would lose by it," Shots were ex-
changed and De Greayer fell at the second
shot The horse started away and defend
ant ran quarter OF mile ana stopped 1t.
The case will be argued to-day and sub
mitted 10 the jury.
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NO FUNDS.
The City General Fund Is Now Elk
hauSted.

About the happiest people in town yes
terday were the y-brokers who shave
warrants. i. e. discount the paychecks Of
city officials at so much per cent.
The City Trcasurer's office yestelda y dis
played the significant placard General fund
exhausted" and as a resaltthe general staff
OF the City Hail from Judges down to men,
bers Of the Fire Department will either
have to wait till funds accumulate or sub
nit to what are virtually loans at usurious
interest.
Treasurer Widber said yesterday that the
easiest way out of the difficulty would be to
transfer money from the sinking to the gen.
eraI fund The Sinking Fund Commission.
consisting of the Mayor. Auditor and
Treasurer, is authorized to lend mon ey at in
terest on property security.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
OPPOSITE THIRD.
Fa1- Or

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
L dnder the authority OF certain Deed Of Trust
duly executed by HIRAM 5. ALLEN. party of the
first part to HENRY c. CAMPBELL aid THAD-
DEUS 3. KENT, Trustees parties of the second
part ana the SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION.
party OF the third part. dated December %, 1880.
and recorded in the office of the County Recorder
OF the County OF Fresno. State OF California. in
Liber ia OF Deeds at pages 80 and following: aud
in pursuance OF a resolution passed the 26th
day OF January, 1893 by the board OF Directors OF
said San Francisco Savings Union. a corporation.
and the holder OF the note No. 1850, TO secure
payment Of which the aforesaid Deed OF Trust was
executed, declaring that default had been made IN
the payment of interest and other sums, due under
said note aud Deed of rust, and requesting and
directing said Henry c. Campbell and ThadfeuS
b Kent, Trustees 10 sell the real estate described
therein 70 satisfy said Indebtedness
We HENRY &. CAMPBELL and rHADDEUS b.
KENT 2 rustees, 40 reby give notice that on TUES
DAY. the 2Sth day Of February. A. ID. 1898, at IL
O'Clock ". thar day. and at the auction saiesroom
of EaStOn. Eldridoe q Co.. No. 63S Market street,
In the city and county Of san Francisco State Of
California. VIII self at public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash IN gold coin OF the United
States, all the pieces or parcels OF land situate IN
the county of Fresno. State OF California described
as follows, TO W.:
According to The offclsl plats and system OF sur
veys OF the Government OF the United States: In
(23) east Mount Diablo base and meri iian.
or section twenty t20l, the southeast quarter OF
half OF the southeast quarter (E II OF Sc "A and
the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter
or section twenty-uns t9e) the north half Of the
northeast quarter N. ~ OF NE. IA.
Containing in all two hundred aad forty (240)
OF land more or less together with the appnr
Terms Of sale-Cash in gold coin OF the Upited
States; 10 per cent payable to the undersigned on
the fail or the hammer; balance on delivery of
deed; and II not so paid, uaess for want o. title
per cent TO be forfeited and the sale to be void.
Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY c. CAMPBELL,
THADDEUS b. KENT.
fe7 10 4l721 "a 20 Trustees
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A FLIRT.

She's Just fllrt, gay coquette,
AS heartleSs as she's charming.
II pIesses her II she can get
A man entangied In her net
OF witching. wasting wileS, and yet
She has 10 III ,ught OF harming.
She seems a innocent OF guile
As any sanity Quaker:
Ard yet she snarrS men with her smile,
And plays with their despair While.
Then throws them of. In such style,
Sometimes I'd like to shaSe her
Yes she's fllrt and yOu can guess
Just how her conduct strikes me;
Aud yet such witchiEg Ioyeliness
As hers Vas meant. I'm sure, 20 bless
And OF to harin-and iii confess
At times think she likes me-
-Somervile Journal
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Social Notes.

The ''Au Fait' Club will give its second
anniversary party in Mission Opera Hall
this evening.
Palo Alto Lodge No. 1914, knights and
Ladies of Honor, will give a fancy Acuff
party in Social Hall, 102 O'Farrel street.
this evening.
Templar Rebekah Lodge No. 10. |. O..
O. f., will give valentine party IN Me-
mortal Hall, Odd Fellows building. to-
morrow evening
The Oyster Society will give a bail at
1926 Stockton street tomorrow evening.
The San Francisco Ladies' Frauen Verein
will give social in Union square Hall to-
morrow evening.
The Mutual Aid Society of the Garbaldi
Guard will give grand masquerade ball in
Garibaldi Hail ON Broadway on Sunday
evening.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

Boys House Sailor Suits, regular price
81 %: cut to......... ...................
Boys Sa.nette SUITS. regular price 81 so;
- Cul w. ....... ..-....-.'..
Boys Doube-Br aSted Cheyiot Suits, regular
price SO; cut TO ............ ................$ 81
Boys Scotch Tweed Suits. regular price 81
n CeI to'''.''....'. $500.
Boys ezra quality. regular prices 50 to 90:
cut to .,.. ....... So AMI 2
Boys Long Pant SUITS. regular price So;
cut to........,.,......., 2
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Catherine Hays has commenced suit TO recover
$50 900 from the Geary-street Railroad Com
pany for injuries sustained: John Thnness
sues TO recover $4,000 from the Ferries aud Cliff
House Railroad Tor injuries sustained.
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EDUCATIONAL.


DIANO-GENTLEMAN CHARGES SOC PER
L hour. pupils home, or SOC 1912 Turk. fel7 IT.
DEMON sTRATIoN COOKERY LECTURES
~ Ladies wishing to join class at the Mission,
taught by MISS KATE l.. WHITAKER, VIII please
send ia their names at once TO 1895 Twenty fourth
ST.. as only limited number can be accommo-
dated. Tickets 81 90 for II lessons felt 3ts
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS Ar Los GATos:
II English, Latin and modern languages: SIS to
$50 month; extensive grounds: excellent table;
san Francisco references. Address MRS ii. i.
VAN HARLIN6EN. box 3l5. Los Gatos. Cal. fel6 IF
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL ELoCUrIoN AND ORA
" tory, Mercantile bldg. Golden Gate and Van Ness
AYES; day and evening": new classes foriningfe u
LLOCUTIoN THOROUGHLY TAUGHT. LEO
y COOPER, Saratoga HalL Sl4 Geary ST. tal3 ON
PEST EUROPEAN EDUCATION FOR GIRLS;
- board, English, French. German. music. dane,
ing, $50 month; coach calls. 2l27 Jackson and
242S Buchanan MISS BOLTE. principal fell II
DROP. G. MANSFIELD, TEACHER OF VIOLIN,
4 mandolin. guitar. banjo. 1885 Polk st. fe4 3m
CIN6ING: VOICE CULTURE. APPLY DAILY,
GUITAR, PIANO AND VOCAL LESSONS SO
VIOLIN. MANDOLIN, BANJO AND FRENCH
conversation SOC and 75c per lesson (prtvatel.
PROFESSOR FRANCIS, assisted by PROFESSOR
LOUIS MERKI. 1888 Howard St, mr.. Sixth deo ON
ii EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST.;
II douDe-entry bookkeeping, penmanship, snort
hand ype-wrlting. Biography etc. all nciuueu IN
business course under one fee OF so. le3o
pAOIfIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $40 POST ST:
L lie scholarship $75: day ande venlng. oc20tt
MERCANTILE COLLEGE a NORMAL SCHOOL
uu Golden Gate Il Van Ness. Day q evenings. Is tf
~ trea engineering. surveying, architecture as
saying: estab. 1854 A. Van der NRfiien. 723 Marker
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ASSICnEE'S SALE,
The Old / X l.,
SEE TIE FOLLOWING PRICES:
MEMS CLOTHING,

Mems Working Pants. regular price 81 %:
cut to........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mems Corduroy Pants. regular price 81 80:
cut To-. .
Mems All Wool Dress Pants. regular price
> cue Observation-Disclosures
Mems Fancy WorSted Pants, regular piIce
20 10: cul TO -...s.,....... ......-..---....
Mems High-Grade Dress Pants. regular price
50; cut to-...............-.....-..
Mems satinette Suits regular price So;
tNI to.ss-.-.
Mems Working Suits. regular price 81 so;
Cul ". $500 -s.....s.--.
Mems ChevIOt Suits, regular price SO;
tub w..
Mems Blue lanne Suits. regular price SO;
CUT lO.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Mems Tweed Suits, regular price $l2 50;
~ tos......
Mems Scotch Tweed Suits. regular price
SIS 90; cut to......... Observation-Disclosures.
Mems Clay WorSted Straight-Cut Suits, regu-
lar price SlS: cut Observation-Disclosures. =. II
Mems Prince Albert Suits, regular price $50;
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STORAGE.

LiRsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
Il e42-ess Mission st CAAa l. TAYLOR iy31
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAM.

A DvICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
n marriages annulled: collections damages. etc.
g. w. HOWE atty, $50 Market, cor. Stockton. a7tt
~ w DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY AT-LAw. 420
w California ST.. rooms l4-l5; advice free d3 u
ID A. CROTHEKa ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.S lS
II. Clay ST no38
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lfyou are tired Of paying rent call and see me.

rooms and bath.
$50 per month VIII secure Groom cottage In
desirable location.
$40 and upward. all sorts OF 2-story houses from
the most costly finished the most iuexpensive:
all in desirable neighborhoods.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEPART MENT NO. 9. PROBATE-IN THE SUP
IL erior Court. In aud for the city and County OF
San Francisco. State OF California in tho matter or
the estate of LOKiNG PICKERING deceased.
Notice IS hereby given. that FRIDAY, the Gath day
or FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1898, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. oil
said day, and the courtroom or Department No
OF said court at tho City Hall. in the CITY and
County of San Francisco, State OF California, have
been appointed as the time and place for proving the
viii OF said LORING PICKERING. deceased. and
for hearing the application Of ROSE A. G. PICKER
ING, for the issuance to her OF letters testamen-
tarv
Dated February Z. A. d 1898
NJ. G. HALEY, Clerk.
BY f. p. CAssERLY. Deputy Clerk
II. A. CRoTHkKS. Attorney for Petitioner
fsg lot
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
$1,000 wANTED-A CITY OR NICELY
fse located suburban lot; VIII exchange
oIess j. II. box 124, Call Branchofiee. felt 3t*
$40 500 SACRIFICE; HOUSE AND Lor;
new Nlty HAL; sold to SETTLE estate. II. w.
QOLIZoM, Mills Building, 81 floor, room f. II st"
800 CAsH-s5 MONTHLY
BEAUTIFUL STONE TRACT
EVERY LOT Is A YOUNG ORCHARD.
Lots 50xl50; streets grsveied: city wafer; this
tract is building up fast with beautiful homes re-
member the electric cars pass the property, con-
a. h. BREED i Co, 400 Ninth St. Oakland or
w A HALL Mills Building, rooms and Z. sixth
noor, San Francisco Jas II FrsuWe
Go60 EACH AND UPWARD: SPLENDIDLY
Tract; San Leandro road: only SO cash; balance
50 per month CLOUGH BAKER. COZ Bread
way Oakland, Cal nos Il cod
I LANDLER,
BUILDER AND OWNER. Is MONTGOMERY ST
WHY PAY RENTe
Why FAY ray RENT?
WHY PAY RENT?
lfyOu are tired OF paying rent call and see me.
$50 per month will purchase fine cottage OF 4
rooms and baIh.
$50 per month VIII secure a Groom cottage In
$40 and upward all sorts OF 2-story houses from
the most costly finished TO the most iuexpensivo
all In desirable nelghborhoods
II you desire. can erect a house according to
your own plans in any part of the city
For particulars apply TO l. LANDER. Is Mont
gomery 81 nolS II Fri1uThu
&1TSO BARGAINS NEW FLATS: RENTS
- - ~ sou; double lot; $3.50 casn. or ex-
change; mortgage can remain. MURPHY, $50 Pine
street. fel5tf
u ANTED-TO EXCHANGE IN PART PAY.
~ ment choicest binding Tot: size 3Uxl 90: In the
warm belt OF the Mission: surrounded By hand
some residences ;:just the properly tor fats For
proved small street property call or address NJ r.
top Hoor. o23 Montgomery st: no agents. fel+ Il
GOO MONTHLY WILL BUY NICE COTTAGE
u ~ In Berkeley of / rooms; save your rent.
50 monthly-LOt 25Ki25.
$40 monthy-Lot 75Xl25.
SIS moEthy-Hill lot. 2UOx 60
81 psOhthy-Lot 25xl02.
81 monthly-Iot 25xl60: cheap and steep.
$40 monthy-LOt SOxl2O, with creek
CHAS. A. BAILEY. owner, 20 Montgomery st u
DARE CHANCEf
n s25o0-Fine 6room cottage on 26th St. so from
CastrO-st. cable.
S2eO0-7-room Aouse: Cal. ave, nr. Mission ST.
SlsOO-4-room cottage on Chapultepee ST.
Sl6O0-i-rOom cottage on CherubuscO ST.
sl350-4-rom cottage on Buena Vista st.
Little cash and on very easy instaIlmeuts
Apply 70 r YASDERYEKEN, S21 Virginia ave.
once, 90 Market 81. Jazz limo
EO0n0 NEw COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS IL
tHZVOO. East berkeley; $500 cash, $50
moRthly; $1,000 house az rooms. near university;
$500 aud upward lots 50xl35, adjacent To the
university; 50 aud SO monthly MM. A. CALD-
WELL. AS Montgomery 81. fe7 II
/ exon CASH. BALANCE INSTALLMENTS; s.
u COO room cottages on 25th ST. hair a blocS
weSt OF Castro: 5000, $500 and $500 each also
/ 2St9ry house OF rooms for $500; all finished
complete and street work done. r. NELSON build
/ eT, 1920 Twenty fifth 81, Castro. fel II
| WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CESTS-T3E WEEKLY
= can in wrapper. ready Tor mailing
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x 200 WANTED-A CITY OR NICELY
" A-OO. located suburban lot; will exchange
ne ne r9enlng'house, income $50 per month. Adj
uless .. H. oo1 124. Cal BranchsOGiee. fel1 3ts
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ccR0 EACH AND UPWARD: SPLENDIDLY
gov located lots in the Fanny Davenport
Tract; San leandro road: only so cash; balance
50 per month. CLOUGH & BAKER, COZ Broad
way, oakland Cal nos II cod
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GOO CASH-S5 MONTHLY
BEAUTIFUL STONE TRACT

EVERY LOT Is YOUNG ORCHARD.
Lots 50xl5O; streets grsveled: city wafer; this
tract IS building up fast with beautiful homes re-
member the electric cars pass the property, con-
Meeting with all trains.
A. h. BREED & Co. 400 Ninth St, Oakland, or
W. A HALL, Mills Buii ding rooms 6 and Z sixth
noor, San Francisco. jas II frSuWe
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To LEASE!

THAT MAGNIFICENT HOTEL IN PALERMO
L Butte County, now being completed with every
modern Improvement. Possession January lst
Liberal terms to right party. Apply to c. w.
MCAFEE. 10 Montgomery street no29 Turf 5p
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l..
BUILDER AND OWNER. IS MONTGOMERY ST
WHY PAY RENT
WHY PAY RENTe
WHY PAY RENT?
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II you desire. erect a house according to
your own plans in any part OF the city
For particulars apply TO L. Ian DLER. Is Mont
81 al ErfYr
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&10 S00 SACRIFICE: HOUSE AND LOT;
y \ ". COV. IL rooms and bath: 3 blocks from
new City Hall; sold to SETTLE an estate II. w
OUTFLOW, Mills Building, 81 floor room T. II Sts
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nrs1NEss CHANCES.


$500 ssG Corner ANP s hing 24 BUSINESS 5sa
--,,sa lfsale MCLAUGHLIN a CO, 261a Kearny
80 fel7 5t~