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lie Urges mis- Coed Roads Bni before
- House Committee.

WAsIIEGToN, June l5.-COKey and
Browne were granted a hearing by the
Senate committee on labor today TO
advocate the good roads bill. They
urged the passage OF tho bill on the
ground that II would provide employ
meut for the idle. The hearing will
be resumed on the 9Th inst.
Tue senate committee on education
and labor today unanimously decided
to report fsvOrably bill providing for
an appropriation Of 5000 for the
government exhibit at the proposed
cotton exposition at Atlanta, Ga, as
an amendment tO the sundry civil
appropriation bill.
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GLASGOW, No., June i5.-William
Bud was killed by Lightning yesler-
uay while plOwing In a field near his
house. The lightning tore tho hat OF
the unfortunate man TO shIedn anu
split the handles OF the oulliyator with
which he was working.
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TACOMA, Wash, June 10. 90 The
Northern Pacific has abolished their
unu,ctous with st. Paul by way Of
tue CWIr d'Alono branch, the trains
10 be- run over the Union Pacific
branch from Spokane TO Wallace,
Idaho. Slight Tepaira remain % be
made between Dosmet and Wallace.
Toe overland leaving 81. Paul today
VIII come through, arriving here on
Monday The first eastbound through
train viii leave Tacoma tonight.
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A,tsmnt at InesndIsrl.m.

BEvEU, Mo-, June l5.-Anolher at.
tempt was made TO burn mine 80 early
this morning. Frank Manning, tbs
guard, was shot In tha leg by the in.
ceudiarIos. There WAS hot fight DO.
tween tho IRE bugs and guard. The fire
bugs escaped. There IL evidence OF
one being badly wounded.
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ST. PAUL, June l5.-Rey. 4. J.
swarj, president Of the Augustine
synod who LOT many years bef0To com.
lug to America was prominent In the
diplomatic service " sweden, has been
decorated by King Oscar, bsing made
commander OF ths NordsUerns ordeu.
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nInsr, DeeIae DO ao DO worn.

BELLE VERNON, Pa, June l5.-The
strkers At Brownsville lust night de-
cidod 10 return 10 WORK under the
Columbus agreement. This practically
destroys oil hope Of n continuance Of
the strike by the Fourth pool miners.
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The Missouri SIN Rising.

OMAHA, June l5-rhe Missouri
river has gained several Inches during
the night, aud ut noon 10 within two
feet Of the danger liue. There were
heavy rains throughout the valley last
night, and much higher water 10
nrghAhln.
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A Qnleled Title.

In the Third District court this
morning a decree was entered In the
case OF Lorenz1 w. Young W Delyes
Robinson anu wife OF al, quieting
title 10 certain premises descfiuui NJ
part Of lot ., block 10, plat "a" salt
Lake City survey.
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waiter rhtip. Unconscious.

ENuLEwooD, n. j., June lB.-
Baroness YonRottenbeTg, the daughter
OF VIM. Walter Phelps, arrived from
Germany today. Her iather was la a
condition OF coma, rom which II In
impossible 10 arouse him.
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rRAsPs ARE SUSPECTED.
a Freight Train wrecked aud - Fire.
man Atiiod.

mhu htiicd.
AURORA, Mo-, June l6.--A freight
train on the Greenfield and Northern
railroad was wrecked by rocks placed
upon the track At Mundays Cut, three
miles north Of Mount Vernon. The
entire train was thrown down n steep
ombAnkmenL Fireman Jack White
was terribly scalded aud died ia agony.
Engineer Rhem was badly burned,
but will recover. William Samuslt. n
brakeman, had miraculous escape,
crawling from beneath freight cars
uniuJufed. II Il thought the obsttuo.
ton was placed upon the track by
tramps TO wreck the siuth.bOund pas
stuger train,
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back o. tnc Stricken mines. They
then partly demolished the Hecla and
Houngwooi bridge aud attacked the
upu-unlou wurkmnn, badly beating
two. Eleven carloads of negr0U8 have
been brought into this region.
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RIcHMOND, June Randolph II g.
Harrison, colonel OF tho Fiuy fifth
Virginia regiment during the Re
belliOn, a couein Of eX.Presidont HaT.
fison, died Mt Williamsburg yesterday,
aged 50.
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RICHMOND, June 10. - Richmond
and DAnyille property as a whole was
sold today 10 Chas. Il. Cosler Of tho pur.
chasing committee representing Dfox-
el, Morgan 4 Co., for S2,03O,OOO.
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PANA, H., June l5.-An attempt
was made touny 10 get inside tie quart
llue Ut pcnwclL when the alarm
was given four men started on the run
anu were flrod on. The strikers IL
turned the fire but no one was hurt.
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NEW NOmt, June l5.-tt Ia reported
Ia Wall street that the National bank
will In future furoish all gold for eH.
portation. 100000 will DO shipped TO.
morrow from one VI the National
banks.
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HoNu KoSu, Juue l5.-Elghty.iour
more deaths from the plague are IT.
ported. Tho majority OF persons suffer-
ing from the epidemic are being 10.
moved 10 Canton.
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srnIUEns RESORT TO VIOLENCE.
Son Union workman Attacked aud
Bnuiy nehten.

GREEEsnURu, Pa, June li.-Eight
bupdfsn slfikors stopped coal train
on the Youngw00d branch Of the Penn
sylyania roal last night aud with guns
forced the engineer ~ take tho train
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Sued On a Note.

II. NJ Ellerbeck today died suit In
Comnisslonyr McNally's court against
NJ, X. Parsons ~ recover the sum OF
SlA2.75 on pTomisaoTy note,
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GRESHAM ron rmr SENATE.


secretary VI stats said 90 He n
P"puiist Candidate.
.N.HicAGO, June l5.-The Inter Ocean
lSu''',es The following; Secretary VI
s'a ..i waller q Gresham, "a said 10 be
n ,lnullato Of the Illinois POpulsts for
~, u Wal states senator to succeed sona.
d, Jug nows reached Chicago tbs same
Try, secretary Gresham arrived mere.
4, w I'm G,olncilouoo is striking but what
Iii,,,'ll more striking 10 the fact that the
Jn n'nols topullst scheme 10 regarded to
partaT Gresham comes from no loss
vifu.lst leader than II. IL. Taubeuock,
elaiFinRn OF tho national eEecu.
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TmE NUGAW TRUsT.
IIavsmeyer AgAin Examined by tho
committee,

WAsHNGTuN, ID. O., Juno To-
The senate investigating committee
put Theodore Hayomeyer on the stand
Today iuetead Of beginning the exami-
nat.Ol Of senators,
Havemoyer's examination occupied
but u short tme, and did not develop
any new lgglh
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Two Mills on The Dollar.

The county court has levied tax
at tho rate 81 two mills on the dollar
for district school purposes In the
county for the ensuing year.
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rnE wEALERs.
The Army at OEsiiaiH, Nebraska,
breaking ~,

OuALLALA, Neb., Juno l5.-The
Omaha deputies arrived this morning
AMI found tho weRlers breaking ~
into email parties anu striking out over
land.
Two hundred wealers arc marching
from Julesbufg with the ayowed pur-
pose OF capturing train here.
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TnYINo 10 wREoK A TRAIN.
nut strikers Deny Responsibility for
ths Outrage.

ihs Outrage.
PirIsnuRd, juno l5.-rhe tipple at
sC1tps worke al Cuflry WAS set on firc
anu destroyed, with two Gondola cars
lest night. An attempt was made to
wreck a through express by wedging a
no IN u frog, The express was running
80 fast that It reduced the ito TO spin
turs. The strikers deny all TespOnsi-
Uility for the outrage.
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Returned from the East.

Attorney a. r. Schroeder, wife and
family have returned home from their
trip east They have been absent Tor
IA re tuHn month.
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Ihs NIsllnn, ,lshteh-

DUBLIN, June i5.-rho American
yacht Nig,lant was bishtci oil YDts
leland, n8fthwoit coast Of ireland, nj
2.4O y. m. tUlay.
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SrMNuriFLD, H., June l5.-The
supreme court has affirmed the lower
court decision Ia the appointment case,
declared tue appointment legal.
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SIN Continues uis Revelations of
Carnegie Frauds

wAsiuNGTUN, June l5.-Informsr
Sill continued nis story OF the armor
plate frauds before the Congregational
investigating committee today. TAX.
Ips, sh,'et bv sh,st M, iif.k. ,.r,,tsJy
made 10 the government he pointed
out how Superintendent Kline had
changed tho figutes 10 a. TO make them
meet the government requirements.
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sEvENTY OF 1IIEM JAiLED.

DESvEB, Juue l5.-Sevenly wcalsrs
arrested nt Julesbufg ON the charge
Of SELLING Union Pacific engine
were jailed here today.
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wAH on PUBLICAN.
Proceedings By iho Convention OF the
American hallway Union.

CHICAGO, June l5.-lu the oonven.
ton OF the American Railway Union
today, Resolutions were introduced do.
claring that Lyman j. Gage, president
OF the First National bank, had In
suited two lady members Of tho Pull.
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run CoLUuuUs cOMrnnuIsr.
The PiitsbnrE uinrrs Ga session 10
lnnaLlar ihn MntInr.

PirrsnURu, June l5.-Miners OF the
Piiisburs district nre Ia session today
to bear the officials explanation VI the
Columbus compromise. Thute is
possibility that tue mal0rlty are against
the compromise. Tue officers mo
hopeful that they will win enough
over to have the agreement cnt0rsuu.
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HON. A. B. GAERYs FUNERAL.
Final Arrangements Being Made to
Hold II 10 Ihls city on SUNDAY.

Final arrangements Tor holding the
funeral OF the IAts Hon. A. b. Emery,
who died 10 san FTAnoiGeo u low days
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Tie Company win nciu,e Go Pay siH
rsr Cent tntcrrst.

Nff vent interest
WAsHiNGroN, June l6.-NepresVnt.
ativOa Of the Pacific railronds ray the
company viii not accept the pfopssl-
ton that the interest on the funded
dtbt be d per cent AMI run atty years.
They claim the company could not pay
such Interest aud make payments on
the principal called Tor ia the bill.
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Santa Clara's Fruit Crop.

SO far Santa Clara County has suffered
smaller losses 10 the fruit crop by reason OF the
railway tie-up than any other secion of the
State. This is owing TO the fact that fruit
ripened later In the season than usual, and the
only fruit menaced by delay in transLortatlOn
was cherries and this part Of the crop had been
nearly harvested and disposed of before the
Jie-up occurred. Transportation by water has
now been established ID san Francisco, ana
even il me stoppage OF freight trains continues
some time longer, which is not likely, that part
" the fruit crop which is not dried or canned
can be placed on the San Francisco market.
which is now of easy access by the Alvlso route.
The principal disposition OF the crop Is by the
drying process which is handled by the various
fruit associations of the county. This. OF course,
cannot be men aced by any temporary cessation
OF railway traffic. The present railroad tie-up
is causing the loss of thousands OF dollars daily
to the fruit. growers in other parts of the State
where the growers market their fruit green,
but Santa Clara County, by no foresight OF her
own, has escaped the misfortune which has
overtaken other fruit-growing sections OF the
State.-San Jose News.
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, ssrssMENr Nnr1CE- uNIoN CoNsnIt

A SSESSMENT NOTICE UNION CONSOLf-
IA dated Silver Mining Company-Location OF
principal p ace OF business San Francisco, Cal. :;
location OF works. Virginia, storey County, New.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
board OF directors, held the twentieth (20th)
teen (l5J cents per share was levied upon tbs cap
ita stock of the corporation. PAYABLE immediate y
in United States gold cotn to the secretary at tn .
office of the company, room 4, Nevada block, 300
Montgomery St. San Francisco. Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
July, 1894, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction; and unless payment is
made before, Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
fifteenth day Of August, 1894, to pay the delin-
oueut assessment together with costs OF advertis-
ing and expenses OF sale. BY order OF the board
of directors CHAS c. HARVEY, Secretary.
O1ioe-Room 4, Nevada block. SOC Montgomery
st., san Francisco Cal. ie2l I'd
last SIERRA NEVADA MINING COMPANY
Francisco Cal; location OF WORKS, Virginia.
storey County, New.
Notice is hereh% sven that at meeting OF the
bosrd OF directors, held On tbs 10th day OF Jan.
nary. 1924, an assessment mo. - OF five (5) cents
per levied upon the capital stock OF sh
ssd coin to the secretary, at the o6ice OF the
company, 80 Pine street, room %, San Francisco,
Cal
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main IN paid on the 23d day of February, 1894,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale pu bile
be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th day or March, 1894.
TO pay the delinquent assessment, togeth er with
the cost OF Advertising and expenses OF sale. By
order OF the board Of directors.
GEORGE K SPINNEY, Secretary.
omce-Sl0 Pine street, room 2s, San Francisco,
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O'FARRELL u CO.,
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
IL MO NTGOMERY STREET

" REAL ESTATE AGENTS
II M0NTGOMERY STREET
SIT 500 NcoMh sIs4s PER
has been steadily rented: the i'm provements con-
sist of store. modern fiat and three bay window
houses; lot 57 :6xlO2; this is one of the best in
vestments on the market the present time: it
will pear the closest inspection; dontfail to It,
II JOUU. few feet OF Market ST. paying per
cent; full particulars at office.
nA3OO MODERN COTTAGE OF ROOMS
S4ZUU. and bath north of Market ST.: lot
30xl15; will take vacant lot as part payment
moo nOO PAYS PER CENT: CHOICE
n ZC.UUO. corner in the Western Addition;
55xl27 sl4: covered with Improvements; prop
e97OO PAYS $50 PER MONTH: sHIPLEY
DO IUU. ST.: lot 25I75
G79OO MODERN 3{ NEW .H, RESIDENCE slsg1 ON
marine view; lot 23xll2:6.
n.oOo BAY-WINDOw RESIDENCE OF S
sDiUUU. rooms aud bath on Pine ST.
cQ5OO INCOME oG 1878 s, PER r, A ANU 3
line: property always rented.
no-OO CHOICE FLATS IN THE WESTERN
SNOOUU. Addition; and rooms and bath
each; handsomely tinted and finished throughout :;
lot 3O11l0; this is pickup
007OO REDUCED FROM $4,000 IN ORDER
EZIUU. to make Immediate sale; two nice
flats on Garden ST.. renting for 1922 month; lot
25x75: street paved with bssalt blocks and ac-
cepted by the city; offer will be entertained.
1rOO GUERRERO ST; TWO MODERN
S4OUU. fats OF 4 and rooms and bath each ;
near god ST.; this is as cheap piece OF property
as there is on the market; offer might be enter
| tanned.
CAOOO TERA ss!s ST. al INVESTMENT Jest len
rooms and fiat above of rooms; street accepted
| nv the city: improvements In good order.
mnnO BUILDING LOT ONLY 27 MINUTES
| nJUU. ride from the Baldwin Hotel, via the
| Netropoitan Electric Railway; lot situated on
| 10Th ave near ST.. facing the park: street work
! complete: water and gas; ready for building: lot
! 25xl20.
m--OO FOLSONST. PROPERTY, BET.
S00UU. 7th and SIN; store and fiat; lot 251
! Is: income $50 per month
For further particulars apply to O'FARRELL &
| 90 II Montgomery ST. JY15 SuWe ct
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS THE
r WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing
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DIXON, France. has popular tree with a
record that can be traced TO 722 A. d. 1t is
100 feet high and IS feet in circumference
at the base.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.

~ II. UMBSEN & CO.
VI Rea Estate Agents Rent Collectors ana
Auc toneers. Ia MontgOm cry st, San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-MEXICA GOLD
N and Silver Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business, San Francisco, Cali
fornia; location OF works, Virginia, Storey
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board Of Directors, held on the twelfth day OF
June 1884 an assessment mo. 500 OF twenty five
cents ESQ per share was levied upon the capital
stock or the CORPORATION. payable Immediately in
tinted States gold com TO the secretary at the
office Of the company. room 10, Nevada block. 309
Montgomery street, san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid On the seventeenth day OF July, 894,
will be delinquent and advertised for SAFE at pub
will be sold on TUESDAY. the seventh day OF
August, 1874, to pay The deltI quent assessment,
together with the costs Of advertising and e1'
penses OF sse. BY order OF the Board OF Direc-
tors CHAS. f. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Omce-Room 70, Nevada lock, 3U9 Montgom-
cry street, san Francisco, California.
POSTPONEMENT.
At meeting of the board OF directors. held or
the l7th day of July. 1894 the delinquency of tht
apove assessment was post poned from July IT
1894, to july ., 1894 and the day o. sale from
August T. 1894, to Thursday, the 18th day Of
jyI8 I'd CHARLES E. ELLIOT, Secretary
nELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-ClrY DEvEL
IL opment Company. Location OF principa
place of business. san Francisco, California. Lo
cation of office, 2l7 SansOme street. Notice
There are delinquent upon the following de
scrlbed stock on account of assessment NO.
levied on the 18Th day OF June, 1884 the seTera
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
No No.
Name. Certif. Shares. Amt
Nat Stein, Trustee........... 9l5 S457t
And in accordance with law, and order oil
the Board OF Directors, made on the 18th day OF
June, 1894. SO many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
au ton, at the Office of the company, PIT san
some street. san Francisco. California, on MON
DAY. the Goth day OF July, 1894 at the hour Of
l. O'CLOCK NJ. OF said day. to pay SAID delinquent
assessment thereon together with costs OF adver
Using and expenses of the sale.
LOUIS BLANK, Secretary.
ONCE PIT Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal
iyl5 l5t
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
QSkA0 GOOD INVESTMENT: NEAR IL III
UCCOO. ana Castro SITS: stores with living
month; lot 37xl26; street accepted; $4,000 mort
gage can remain II desired.
S1275O CORNER ON 4Ta ST: L Tspt s0f
for $40.
Sl5 HOWARD hsI}o; ST. IN NEA itoE 3d. and ID
lodg1ng-ho uSe above; lot 251S0.
QeOOO SMALLAMOUNT CASH, BALANCE
JfOOOO. in lhonuhly payments: elegant new
house of rooms aud bath: coraer in the hlsSioh
warm belt br ok foundations ETC.; lot 20 :01IIo'
nO75n 18TH ST, NEAR CASTRO; GOOD
% tOU. hou g OF rooms ana bath; brick
foundations, etc; lot 25x75; $1,000 can remain II
desired.
$780, HSn ana san we'll 0oas OF o4
Haight st.; lot Z61lUO.
n1o 75O CORNER ON NOE ST.; CLOSE
y ~. tOU. to Market; 3 fine flats renting for
SIS per month; heavily mortgaged ana must pe
Sold lot 25xS0; offer wanted
m-rOO . FINE FLATS on OAK ST.;
d OUU. rents $50 per month; lot 27 :6112o.
$4,000 VERY cHEAP 3 NICE COTTAGE ; OF
Union: rents $50 lot rs :6x62:6 this at once.
c110O APOsITIvE FORCED SALE; COR
i i
ave. and horsecars; new cottage of rooms and
bath; stable. chicken-house, etc.; lot 5O1lO0.
COS OO0 RENTS s2472 PER ANNUM: 8
u 20 .OUO. elegant flats on a corLer on Scott
ST. near lines of cable roads; lot 62;6xl0O:
c.ApSO STORE AND FLAT ON UNION ST. :
D4O0U. rents S3l per month; street ac-
copied; business location.
G0OOn COTTAGE OLA ROOMS AND LOT
tD0OUU. 25x114 2lst St, close to VaIencia
lot alone worth the price asked.
o0OOO ABARGAIN; NAToMA ST, NEAR
snOOUU. l4th; . fats of rooms each; well
rented; lot 3Ox75
QOTO0 NEAR O'FARRELL AND STEIN Err;
rents S2S per month; lot 22x7O; barg ain sure
$500 yALLEJ9 ST. M Me-. as sANS sf Me-
g. 9o00o' stores and h'''' rents S''' lot OK
nITEO A GIvEAWAY, NEAR CLAY AND
u oU. Washington house of 6rooms and
nO6OO DON'T LOSE THIS oPPoRTUN-
u LOUU. ity; Pacific ST.; business location;
Oh. UMBsEN & CO. ID Montgomery St
yl5 SuWe
NEW HOUSE JUST FINISHED; 517 AND
~ 5l9 Howard ST.; 70 rooms, all sunny, and store
25XlOO; light all over; rent cheap to the right
party Apply 10 +. BOESCH. 5s5 MissIon.iyls -
BARGAIN Ss30O)-CLEAENTINAS 81, BET
II 50 ana 4Ln. always Teuleus HuSt De oOlO III 10
week MURPHY, 62S Markets st jyl5 If
pARGAIN-HoUsE AND LOT: Z ROOMS,
D bath: lot Is :9xSO feet. Apply 90S Capp. IA -
O.Oob COTTAGE ROOMS IN BEKKELEY;
u JOU. lot AOx1O0; $50 down; SO monthly.
SI6OO-Cottage of rooms and bath; lot 40x95;
500 down: $50 monthly.
S5OO-Lot zOxl2O: n ce fence; $40 monthly.
S2UO-Lot 25X1T1, with creek; 80 monthly.
te27 If CHAS. A BAILEY, 20 Montgomery st.
INOR SALE-BARGAIN: LOT los BY 5lL5
I feet; terminus MiSson-st. electric cars, NV.
corner 1wenty-ninth and Noe SITS. Inquire 1878
Mission street. JyIo II"
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

A UCTION PRICE S2SOO OR LESS FORMERLY
n $500; modern house. q rooms; lot 50x150
little cash; S25 per month: must sell. w
II. YOUNG. Frultyale. 1vl9 81
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notice OF DISAPPOINTMENT.

In accordance with law and order OF the
board or directors OF the East 81 ezra Nevada Min
tng Company adopted al its meeting of February
~. 1894, and entered In Its records the date OF
delinquency or assessment No. 8, levied January
10, 1894, Is postponed to March 23, 1894, and the
GATE OF sale Tor unpaid assessment No. is post
poned to April l3, 1894
BY order of tho board OF directors OF the East
Sierra Nevada Mining Company.
GEO. r. SPlNNEY, Secretary.
oEacs-S1o Pine street, room %. san Francisco.
CAL
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-18
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

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O'FARRELL Il CO.,
IL MONTGOMERY S.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
COUNTRY LAND DEPARTMENT.
40 acres, 41S miles w. OF Santa Rosa acres In
prunes years old: acre in pTunes bearing: z
acres apples bearing, very fine; balance In nay,
good barn, 4Ox6O; chicken houses ETC.; good
water; price $4,000.
We are selling many such places as above de-
scribed in Sonoma County.
Send for a catalogue of the celebrated Los gull
icos Rancho i'll SOnoma Valley.
O'FARRELL q CO.,
II Montgomery St, San Francisco
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-18

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