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PROFESSIONAL

PROF. JOHNSON WILL LEAVE THE CITY
Wednesday, January 10. and will return the fol-
Was sworn BY four judges of Chicago; tells ali
the events of life; compes love; brings back sep
tor of Chicago. Hours from am. to ii pm.
NV. tas-4t'
HAIR, MoI.Es, WARTS ETC, DESTROYED FOR.
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MAiE. RAPHAEL, CLAIRvOYANT ASTROLOGIsT;
born with caul; gives names and lucky dates !;
tells how to retain husband or lover; advice on
love, business or health; for short time talisman
to all consulting her. 6lo E NV. RIM. 0. dS-5w
PROF CLAY, WONDERFUL GIFTED CI.AIRvOY.
wonderful prophetic, gift Of second sight, tells
your life from cradle to grave, reveals hidden
mysteries, finds lost property brings back hus-
band or lover, no matter how long gone. points
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business, removes spells family troubles. evil in
and to young men what business best suited
for. speedy riches; all who have been deceived
Others. call; has convinced most skeptical. Oldest
established advertising clairyoyant in this city.
Dental Hours, 8 to 3: open sundays. sittings.
soc. 4S9 II St. bet. Al ard 9th ST. s.w. ja46t'
NINE PERRIN, THE TRUEST DESTINY READER
accuracy; fee. Soc, 81: hours to p M TAI
sth st. NV, bet. and SITS. ja4-6t'
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
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ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TREATMENT;
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and nervousness. 50Sa 18th st. NV. DIR. SARAH
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NINE FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE
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Mondays and Wednesdays at pm. Sittings
daily.10 to 4O6 E. Cap. st. Card, 2oc. Trance
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NINE. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED EN-
glish and German astrologist in the city. Tells
all events Of life ONCE hours m to 0 .. m.
Sunday. 10 am. to pm. 1908 14th st. NV.
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bath. for rheumatism and ali nervous troubles;
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Facial steaming. Massage. 9lS H st. NV.
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treatment given to patients at their residences
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MEDICAL. &c.
STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS-PRIvATE
apartment for storage of furniture. trunks. boxes
c'-sts. &c. q. q. SLOAN & CO..
dl3-lm 14O7 q st.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-s6 MONTH OR FOR
sale ~ ST5 easy terms; near Bethes-
da: good land; small house; barn; ten to fifty
acres. OWNER, 1919 u ST., Georgetown Heights.
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HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.


OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM MALARIA AND
UNSURPASSED FOR HEALTHFUINESS GE-NER-
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TO the health-seeker. with scenic attractions IN
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purity Of its drinking water, unsurpassed cuisine
embracing every delicacy Of land and sea foods
the charm Of its resilient garrison life its abun-
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WINTER SANATARIUM-
HOT SPRINGS,
BATH CO., VA
Baths VIII be given during the winter in
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Also masseurs in attendance.
Ja1Im j. =. CHAMPLIN, Manager.
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NORTHWEST.

WEST.
1922 and 1924 sth st,
bh, mi. Or. a, 400
13r & 1873 Pierce st,
4 b. Or. g, 500
340S n st, b h. mi.
rms. 3, 900
2004 NJ st, ( h. Or. 3. $50
1219-1222 Madison st,
I. 4r. g. 900
Stable in alley bet
18th & 10th. X &
l. SITS NV. 3, 900
451 & 453 Ridge st.
T b, Or. 3, 900
3 houses on Sherman
av, b b, 5r. ..3, 900
1922 32d. fh. Ar. %, 500
1903 & 1906 o st alley,
Z h, Ar. 2, 200
els Marion alley,f b,
= 2, 600
113 to 129 Pierce ST,
b b, Or. 2, 900
424 & 426 o st alley.
Z h, Ar. Il, 800
1905 to 1917 35th.
h h. Or. each. 4, 800
613 to $40 NH ave,
b h. Or. each. Il. GOO
1920 Sd. I h, Ar. Il. 500
2113 &c 2115 d st,
b b, Or, each. ~, 500
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FOR SALE

NoRTT
2211 to 2c4s 10th st.
b h, 4 and Or. .s25, 900
1117 Pa ave, ( h,
Or. ........24,O 900
I to 16 O'Brien's ct,
b h, Ar. 20, 600
1000 to 2027 E ST,
b h, Or. 30. 900
954 to 9IS Boundary
st. b h, Ar, all. .16. 900
900 II st, I h, 7r. IL, 900
1922 / st. ( h. 5r. 5000
332S to 1884 p ST, b
h. Dr. 600
1919 p st, b b, m !.
6r...... ....... 5000
1888 and 55 Goth ST.
b b. Or, each. -. IS. 800
2129 Va ave, FIJI. 7r.6.350
141s 18th st, fh. ire, 600
433 to AL Prather's
alley, b h, Ar. g. 200
1923 Goth st. b h. Or.
and 2 houses in r'r.
Ar each. g, 600
2217 18th st, b h. m
i. Or. ., 800
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FOR SALE
YOU OWN HOUSES
And want to sell?
Give us the privilege of putting them on
cur books. Prospective purchasers invaria-
bly, consult
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Because IL is their pleasure to find what
their customers want.
ZEVELY FINLEY,
jas 622 st. NV,
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The above is only a DO
my books. For full list ,
issued on the LIST and 15tl
lax
The herald., 1894-12-09
THE NEXT SENATOR.

Sons Op.nions Of RepubiicAn State
Lsgisiators.
There has been some question as to
whom the members Of the next state
legislature for this county would sup.
port for United States senator. The Re.
publican convention instructed the
nominees to vote for Senator George Q.
Perkins. and it appears "a II that in
struction would be followed. Mr.. Simp-
son of Pasadena, Mr. Pendleton, Mr.
Bulla and Mr.. Llewellyn OF this city
and Senator Andrews OF Pomona could
not be heard from, as they are away.
The following responses speak Tor them.
selves:
Mr.. Weyse OF Santa Monica was seen
by . HERALD reporter and said: II con.
slider myself bound BY the fnstructions
OF the convention to support Senator
Perkins; he was my personal choice.
and 60 the instruction WAS not irksomc
to me. do not see how We OF Los An
geles can 60 into caucus on the subject.
for We are bound now, and 90 cannot
agree 10 abide by the decision OF u
CAUCUS"
The following are kilograms:
AzUsA, Dsc. 8.-George @. Perkins.
because his views meet the approval OF
q majority OF the people.
o. H. HUBER.
LONG BEACH, Dec. S.-6hall support
Senator Perkins while ne remains in the
fight; other wise undecided.
b. @. KENYON.
PASADENA, Dec. 81 consider the
action of our Republican county con-
vention an instruction. and that would
be recrsant to my trust were not to uee
all honorable means to secure the
election OF George @. Perkins.
@. M. SIMPSON.
The herald., 1894-12-09
ARuiIaine Oomnanx.

Articles OF incorporation were fled
yesterday by. the California Building
and improvement company OF Los An
geles. The corporation has been formed
for the purpose Of supplying dwelling
houses and other buildings at cheap
prices to the public; and to that end
dealing in lumber and other building
materials, doing a general planning mill
business. transacting real estate busi.
ness and contracting. The capital stock
is placed at 100000, fully subscribed.
and the directors are named as follows
E. TotmaD. Walter Rose. Joseph R.
Foss. Gregory Perkins and Eugene
higgins.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Single Taxsra,

The single tax meeting in Blanchard.
Fitzgerald hall on Thursday evening
will be addressed by Lawrence Dunham
of New York city, a member OF the
single tax national executive committee.
He will speak on Labor an Employer OF
Capital, arguing in q different line from
those who think labor is dependent on
capital for employment, and that the
two are naturally antagonistic to each
other. After the address there will be
Q general discussion OF the subject, and
questions will be answered. The exer,
ciaes will open at Z AS. with music by
Prof. Guzman.
The herald., 1894-12-09
BASEBALL TODAY.

A Struggle for Fret Place as Athletic
Park.
Tho four clubs which comprise the
league, will! cross bats for the ii ret place
in the race for the championship oil
Southern California. at Athletic park to.
day.
The frat game will be between tho
Francis Wilson's and Stars. This game
will be called at o'clock.
The second game will be the game Of
the day. This game will be FL Telegra-
fos vs. Keatings. and the game will be
called after the first game is fnished.
Following is list OF the players In
their respective Positions.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Vernon Orange Growers.

The board OF directors OF the Pioneer
Orange Growers association held a
meeting at the Vernon school house on
Friday evening at which nearly the full
membership OF the board was present.
An executive committee, OF which r..
H. Smith is chairman. was appointed.
after which general discussion on the
matters of enlsrging present packing
houses and procuring new onea in more
convenient locations was engaged in.
The quality and prices offered on pick
ing and packing boxes were also fully
discussed and the prices to be paid as
we'll as the persons from whom to pur-
chase agreed upon.
A previously adopted resolution, pro-
viding that no growers crop should be
shipped through the association unless
he become a mem bor before January l,
was Reimbursed and very encouraging
report OF the result OF last years WORK
and resume OF the bright prospects for
the coming season was given. lt was
announced that every grower who had
shipped through the association last
year was highly pleased with the results
attained and that all associations in
southern California are in furnishing
condition, none more go than the Pio-
neer, and that all were looking forward
to an excellent and profitable season.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Confess I'D Horse st. alers.

Frank Martin and Henry Williams
were brought in yesterday from Ven
tura on charge of horse stealing.
Tho boys are charged with stealing
horse from P. L. Hoffman, q butcher,
on Temple street. and one from E. G..
Peitezel, who resides near Hofman's
residence. They rode the horses to
Ventura, where they were captured by
q deputy sheriff on a telegram from
Sheriff Cline. Deputy Sheriff Martin
brought the boys back and lodged them
in the county Jail.
The boys are Is and II years of age,
and are tramps. They confessed to
having taken the horses, and will be
prosecuted for grand larceny. Martin.
the younger one. may possibly escape
the penitentiary by going to Whittier.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Mexican Drawn Work,

Special sale three days. Ladies de
string doylies and center pieces will
save money by attending our sale o
drawn work next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Prices will be cut tc
pieces SOC doylies for 80 cents; 75t
doylies, SOC; 81 doylies, 66c; 81 80 doy.
lies, 81; S4 30 counterpanes. SO. This
will last three days only. They makt
handsome Xmas presents. Call euc
examine them. Campbell's Curl
Store. 325 South Spring street. We arr
headquarters slso for the finest Mexic .r
band-carved leather goods, made in
store by Seflor Fiotentine Csrvantez OF
Guadslajars, Mexico.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Resolution, of R,.p,ct.


We. the member of the Los Angeles Poultry
association, at special meeting called for the
purpose of passing resolutions upon the death
OF our beloved preaident George A. Chase, and
also for the purpose of extending our most
heartfelt sympathy to his beloved family,
have enacted the following, to wit:
Asit has pleased the Almighty to take from
our midst our beloved president, George A.
Case, whose sudden dealh on the 9th day:Of De-
cemher, 1894, has cast a shadow of sorrow on
The circlas of his numerous friends and men,
bers Of the association, and left his dearly
beloved wife and children alone in this world
without protection; and
whereas. Our president. G Forge A. Case has
always shown himself TO be adutiful and noble
man. mindful not only of the requirements Of
his family, but also always ready and anxious
10 assist others; 1t is therefore
Resolved, By the Los Angeles Poultry associ-
alton that by the death OF our president.
George A. Case, We have iost dear friend and
member, whose place will be most difficult to
NIL.
Resolved, That we exte nd to his bereaved
family our most sincere sympathy.
A. e. ULHAULEN,
C. NJ. HEIhTz,
Com u,ittoo.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Died on the Train,

Mrs. N. J. Meyers. a passenger on the
Santa Fe overland train which arrived
in the city yesterday, died en- route early
yesterday morning. She was from low a
and was 60 years Of age. The coroner's
jury who investigated the case found th at
the lady died Of pneumonia.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Faro Players Fined.

E. B. Clifford, who was connected with
The faro game which Detectives Auble
and Hawley raided Friday night, Was
fined $40 in the police court yesterday.
G. Wells, charged with conducting the
game, Ed Smith and E. Wilson, players,
had their cases postponed until next
Friday, at 2 p, In. The men were or.
rested in room uptairs at 120 South
Main street, where old dad" Whipple
formerly conducted game.
The herald., 1894-12-09
PolIce Court Oaaaa.

In the police court yesterday, three
Cinnamon named Ah 10y, Quan Suey
and Gin Got were fined $40 each TOR
playing fan tan. ]. Fredricks got 20
days for trolling" drunk; Jim Short
got 100-day plaster for stealing a pair
of shoes; John Smith. William Weaver
and Pierre Delongle were given long
terms in Jail for vagrancy. The first two
were beggars. and the other French
man recently from Santa Monica.
The herald., 1894-12-09
The Training League.

Weather permitting the Wheelman's
Training league will hold its regular
weekly meeting at Athletic park today.
The following programme has been ar.
ranged One mile handicap race half
mile dash with flying start; half.mils
handicap; quarter-mile dash; match
race between I. o. Hall and William
Obenauer, quarter-mile dash with fly.
ing start, and one mile race unpaced.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Diphtheria Abstinx.

No new casos Of diphtheris have be en-
reported among tho scholars Of the
Chestnut street school since the closing
of the school on Thursdsy last and the
school superintendent is inclined to
think that the danger lie passed and that
the school will be open again in q few
days.
The health officer has received notif-
cation Of only one or two cases in other
parts of the city since the publication
of the monthly health report.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Novelty Race POstpon cd.

The race between Schock, ths bicy.
clist, and McDsrmotts running horses,
was postponed yesterday on account of
the rain. The date when it will be
given has not been definitely decided
yet, bat it will not be moro than week
or two off.
The herald., 1894-12-09
For Rheumatism 1 have found nothing

For rheumatism have found nothing
equal to hamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t
relieves the pain az soon 90 applied.-J.
w. Young, West Liberty, W. Va. The
prompt relief il affords is alone worth
many times the cost, 50 cents. Its con-
tinued use will effect permanent cure.
For sale by Of & Vaughn, corner Fourth
and Spring streets, and @. F. Heinze-
man, 222 North Main street, druggists.
II you want to do good cooking and
save 80 per cent OF coal, you should buy
the Glenwood range. Furrey company.
161 N. Spring street.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Disreputabl% Persons Arrested.

Over 80 "macs" were taken into the
police court yesterday on John Doe war.
rants and given an opportunity to leave
he city or 60 to Jail. Judge Austin will
sentence all Of them on Monday, and if
caught in the city they will have to serve
q term in the chain gang. The police
did good work in arresting these dis
reputable creatures, and their leaving
will be Q good riddsnce of bad rubbish
The herald., 1894-12-09
Mr., Mesm,r's Entsrprise,

Joseph Mesmer, the capitalist, is about
to erect q handsome five-story brick
building upon his property on Broad
way. opposite the city hall. 1t will have
a frontage OF 180 feet, and when COM
pleted will be occupied by leading dry
goods firm.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Nh Ga.

The Goldsmith.Frsser glove contest,
announced to take place at the Three
mile house on the San Fernando road
today. has been postponed until Mon.
day night. when it will be given at
place on Buena Vista street.
The herald., 1894-12-09

Photograph slbu ms. toilet casss aud
games Of all kinds. best assortment at
Grimes Stassforth Stationery Co.. 220
and 222 North Spring street and 2l5 and
2l7 North Main.
The herald., 1894-12-09

There is nothing so stylish in dress as
Q fine, neat>ftting corset, and the ladies
OF Los Angeles will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. Oswald. formerly at 308 West
Sixth street, has removed to 603 South
Broadway and invites the ladies Of Los
Angeles and vicinity to call and inspect
her work,
The herald., 1894-12-09
FUN or Al MOTTO T.,

Members OF the Los Angees Poultry associ-
alton will attend the funeral of President
George H. Case on Sunday, December 9th, at
p: m. 'buss will be in waiting at the store
OF John Mercer, III East Second street, at
O'Clock. to go from there TO the residence of the
deceased. A. E. OLHAUsEN.
G. NJ. HEINTZ
Committee.
The herald., 1894-12-09
DIED.

WkIR-In this city, December z, 1894, Andre n
h. Weir. aged 81 years and months.
Funeral from the parlors of Sharp and
Samson today t5uuday)at 1O:3O a. M.
Members of Fast Los Anglees Lodge o. U.W.,
will meet at hall ut 9 a. M
The herald., 1894-12-09

Have you got the headache from inn
pure air, smoke and odor in you room
Use the Electric oil heater; no smoke
or odor. Furrey Co., 164 N. Spring.
The herald., 1894-12-09

Crowding is Objectionable in car, bu
II goes with Desmond OF No. 14l Souti
Spring street, for he has crowded
packed and jsmme .rgains upon bar
gains into bis STOCK. Buyers are rrowd
inc TO capture the prizes that swat frs
Comers.
The herald., 1894-12-09
.HORT STORIES OF THE DAY.
Court Nutes.

Judge Smith Yesterday hoard and de-
ried the demurrers presented in tn
cases against Gay Roberts and A. J..
Lee. and the defendants having entered
their respective pleas OF not guilty to
the charges against them. were re-
manded. and their cases placed on the
trial calendar TO be set.
Tom Averill. who was allowed to plead
guilty to simple assault on Wednesday
last, although he was charged with q
more serious ofsnse, appeared before
Judge Smith yesterday for sentencs. and
was committed for 10 days to the county
Jail.
Valentine Melav. the hey who entered
his plea of guilty recently to the ch arge
of stealing bicycle belonging to T.. Rob-
erts, on November 8 last, was senten ced
by Judge Smith yesterday, and ordered
committed to the etste Industrial school
at lone for the term OF four years.
nformatons were filed by the district
attorney in de partmsnt one yesterday,
charging j. W. ELLA and w. Stevenson
with burglary, and Fred Spinks and W.
d. Davenport with grand larceny, all
four oil whom will be arraigned on Mon
day.
Mrs. Mayers, whose claim for alimony
in Judge Van Dykes court on Friday
was denied, did not. it appsars. institute
the proceedings for divorce month ago.
Her husband. Paul Mayors. was the
petitioner, but failed to substantiate his
claim for the relief preyed for.
The herald., 1894-12-09

AT First street grounds today the
Maier & Zobeleins and Eurekas will play
game OF ball at p. m. Immediately
after the first game the La Grandes and
Bowie Heights will play.
The herald., 1894-12-09

We will mention our home cooked lunch,
the cleauest and best in the city. KEYSTONE,
112 North Spring st.
The herald., 1894-12-09
Nsw suits.


The preliminary papers in the follow
ing new suits were filed yesterday in
the Office OF the county clerk;
William G. Brown vs. Frank Lsrch ct
al. action to recover 500 and interest,
claimed to be due on q note.
David f. Shook Va. The Los Angeles
Consolidated Electric R abroad company
action to recover $50. 900 damages, AL
legged to have been suffered on account
of collision bstween an electric and
cable car at the junction of First and
Spring streets, on September 25th last.
City of Rodondo Beach vs. Jacob Ad-
loft ct al. action to recover $l15. alleged
TO be due for ]. W. Clark's delinquent
saloon license, from his bondsmen.
Geo. P. Wiltshire vs.. w. B. Wiltshire
ct al. action to determine certain ques.
tions with reference to the alleged will
of George Wiltshire, deceased.
Louisisna R. Long vs. J. w. Patillo ct
al; action to foreclose mortgage for
$1,000 on piece Of property on Del
Monte street,
The herald., 1894-12-09

ly held, and the writ must accordingly
be discharged and the prisoners re-
manded. and it il so ordered"
The morning call., 1894-10-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Estate of Ellen Marshall tby VIM. r. Marshall
admlnlstrator) to Margaret Corbett, lot on line
OF Oak street, lb5 Webster, 81 IS by 120
$500.
George W. Hawley to John p. and Mary Cour-
so by w 100: s.
John P. and Mary Courier TO George T. HawIey.
Bemis Howard and S. B. Davidson to A P.
Davidson, 10 on line of Dolores street, 2l0
OF Twenty-ftth. rs 10y f 1875; SO.
Thomas and Margaret McMahon to Giobatta
DIVA lot on line Of tllbert street. 1926 OF
Margaret Crowley to Michael Crowley. lot on
NV corner OF SIMPLE y street and Harrison avenue,
Bernard and Bridget o'Dounen to Lewis Hood.
lot LOT on " line Of Iowa street. 1876 of Sierra,
Laura X Hecnt to Ellen Lawrence, lot on f
nne OF Ninth avenue 175 OF street, 25 by
James and Mary Fitzgerald to Bernard Bogner.
LOT on W line of Thirty-hrst avenue, 200 n of V
Catherine Mullen (nee Byrne) TO James 8
Maekle, lot Is, block sos, ONeu & Haley Tract;
AdoIph ana Sophie fleury to Pierre Menion and
Pascal Bellocq. lot on line of oxford street 100
Of Wooisey, E 100 by 100. block 50. Univer-
James Whitaker Elizabeth j. Whitaker. lot
49, block X. Park Lane tract. map 81 gift.
A. Lusk & Co, (by John L. Howard assienee) to
Henry Atwood, lot 20, block 55l; lot 48, block
BOZ; lots 70, 45 to Al, block $50, Bay Park Home
Henry Atwood to Louie Jaquot. lot 48, block
552, samei $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
l. II. and Hannah NJ. Whitehouse to NJ
AMANDA Colby (wtfe of H. H., lot 80, block B.
amended map, Fairview Tract, Oakland Town
ship; SO.
MountanView Cemetery Association to Frances
). Jewell, OF ~ in plot 80, Mountain View Gene
terry, Oakland Township: $l4S.
Richard b. and Julia r. Smell to Edna S Poui-
son OF akland, undivided three-eighths of lots s.
z 8, 8. ID and IA, block b. and lots H. IL and a
block r BuenaYentura Tract, map 2. Brooklyn
Township: $500.
George Coffee of Alameda to T. g. Daniels of
Alameda, lot Z. block 49. lands adjacent to Enci-
nal Alameda: 81.
James Leonard or Oakland to Lena McMomeny
Of San Francisco. lot on Sw corner of Seven
teenth and West streets, w so by 5l:lO1h be-
ing lot II, block c. North oakland Homestead
Association Oakland; $40.