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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-13
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Items Picked Up at the Depots, Of
fees and Along the Lines.
OR RLACKHEADS

Items Picked Up at the Depots, Of
fees and Along the Lines.
Two carloads of spuds were re-
ceived by the Southern Pacific from
California yesterday for local mer-
chants.
The Southern Pacific handled
over five hundred sacks of wool
today, shipped by local merchants
to the wooden mills of Massachu-
sets.
General Master Mechanic j. j.
Ryan, of the Southern Pacific, ar
rived in the city yesterday after
noon and left for the east last
night.
A.G. Dowdell, of this city had
his household goods shipped to
New Iberia via the Southern Pacific
today where he will reside in the
future.
Charles Davis, section foreman on
the Southern Pacific at Waelder
twelve, years ago, and now foreman
of the floating gang on the Monte
reg and Mexican Gulf, running out
of Monterey, is in the city spend
ing a few days with friends.
No. 10 of the Southern Pacific
was delayed yesterday on account
of washouts on the Ell Paso divis-
ion. Another train was made up
at Eagle Pass and pulled into San
Antonio at $3.50 p. m. A train
was also made up here and left for
the east on time.
Purchasing Agent Thomas B.
Palfrey, of the S. A. & A. p, left for
Lockhart last night to join General
Manager Monseratte, who is out
on an inspection tour. Mr.. Pal
frey will be in Columbus tomor-
row to attend a meeting of the
board of equalization regarding the
assessment of taxes of the proper
ty OF the Sap.
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McLeary's Sword Cane.

The little affair of honor be-
tween Judge McLeary and Judge
w. H. BROKER, on Houston street
several days ago, was aired in the
recorders court this morning. The
cases against both men for fight
ing were dismissed, while that
against McLeary for carrying a
sword cane resulted differently and
Brokers evidence was to the
effect that after he had broke his
little brown cane on McLeary's
cane, the latter stepped back and
deliberately unsheathed his sword,
holding the instrument in a
position of defense before him.
The recorder fined Judge .McLeary
$25 for the offense.
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Miss Prescott Married.

The wedding Of Mr.. Chas. Tobin
manager for the Cotton Compress
company, of San Antonio and also
centre forward rush in the S. A.
Rugby football team, was quietly
welded in the deanery Of ST..
Marks Episcopal church today
at II o'clock, with Miss Ollie,
the charming daughter of Capt.
Arkansas Prescott. There were no
attendants and only the family
relatives of the parties were pres
ent. After the ceremony the train
for Victoria and Galveston was
taken, where a week will be spent
before the young couple return to
their home in San Antonio. They
will reside with Mrs. VIM. G..
Tobin, ST., on Tobin Hill.
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New Suits Filed.

George Holmgreen and others of
the Alamo Iron Works are suing
A. Brehm & f. A. Baker for debt
of $3.50 in the Forty-fifth District
court due on well-drilling ma
chine.
j. Friedman & Co., of Chicago,
are suing Alex Rosy for debt Of
S4lO.95 in the Forty-tifth District
court for goods for manufacturing
cigars.
Ida Leroy is suing Jesse Leroy
for divorce in the Thirty-seventh
District court. She alleges aban-
donment and cruel treatment.
They were married on August l9,
1890, in Bexar county, and lived to-
gether until June l, 1898, when
Leroy abandoned his wife.
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BY BOAT TO RocKPoRT.

A Party of San Antonians to Try
1t Over the Guadalupe River.
By sloop and skifT from SeguIn
to Rockport!
That is the novel trip upon which
party of four young men of this
city are about to embark-in fact
two of the men and one OF the
boats left yesterday, the other two
and the second boat, a fair-sized
skiff, are to leave today.
For some time past an English
family named Hilliard, living be-
tween East End and South
Heights, have been at work MAX
ing two boats. The first was a fat
bottom boat seventeen feet long
and five feet wide, and is provided
with a sail and centre. board for
use on the gulf, the second a skiff
provided with four oars. Mr.. Hill
lard, head of the family, who has
spent a great part of his life in the
British navy yard, has been quiet
ly at work on the boats since last
December. They were completed
several days ago and are now
ready for the trip.
The party of this expedition are
Messrs. Alfred, Burton, and Hart
Hilliard and VIM. O'Connell. They
have taken the boats to Seguin by
wagon, and from there, in the
course of a few days, will float
down the Guadalupe into the Gulf
of Mexico. The program is then to
sail along the coast TO Arkansas
Pass, where the billiards own land
and will settle down. The party
expect to have pleasant time Of
| it, as they look for no serious i'm
pediments.
The Guadalupe river, before the
war, was navigable from the gulf
to the city of Victoria. A steamer
on one occasion assembled the river
up to that place, but made no more
trips after that time. During the
war the river was neglected. Logs
became snagged just twelve miles
below Victoria and a raft was
formed. Each succeeding year the
high waters added new logs and
rubbish to the raft, until at present
a large forest has sprung up on
this raft, which now measures sew
eral square miles in area. The
county and Federal governments
have spent thousands of dollars at
various times trying to dynamite
| tho raft ont Of nyiStpnpp hut with
out result. The county now has
men at work digging new chan
mel for the river around the raft,
so that the forest can be laid low
by the axe. When the Hilliard
party reach this raft they will have
to load their vessels on farm
wagon and make many mile over
land to get around the impediment
and it's swamps.
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A DrearY Excursion.

There will be no more excursions
from San Antonio to Eagle Lake,
if what the eXcursionists who were
there last Sunday, say is true.
They all went hungry for the day,
as the lunch stand was inadequate
for the demand. The place the
train stopped at was an almost in
accessi BILE bluff and the lake was
too swampy to render boating COM
Portable, even if it does not rain.
The pavilion for dancing is all
right, but the y had a band from
some country town that did not
play dance music. They say it
was dreary affair.
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Childers-DennY.

This morning at eight o'clock
Mr.. Albert Urbahn Childers, a
wealthy miner Of Zacatecas, Mex,
and Miss Clara Denny, daughter of
the well-known cotton buyer OF
San Antonio, were united in mar
riage in st. Marks church. The
affair was a quiet one, only few
friends and relatives being present.
The happy couple boarded the
west bound Southern Pacific this
morning and left for Eagle Pass,
from whence they will go to Zacat-
ecas to reside for the future.
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Turner Affairs,

At their last meeting the San
Antonio Turn Nerein changed
their bylaws so as to reduce the
number constituting quorum
from 20 to 10; also admitting no
young men over Is years of age,
even if sons of the members, I'M
less the young men are members
of the gymnasium class. The as
ISOLATION decided to hold its moon.
light picnic in conjunction with
the Beethoven Singing society at
Riverside park Saturday night.
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Recorders Court.

Lottie Bailey, disorderly house,
dismissed.
Leonie Reaseau, Marie Haton,
Jennie Daux, Alice Moreaux,
Blanch Ray and Juana Morales
pleaded guilty to charges of vag-
rancy and were fined S. each.
Mary Eyth, disorderly, $40.
Kitty Davis, Gisorderly, So.
Alice Fulsome, striking, $40.
Annie Walker, fighting, contin-
ued.
May Cables, fighting, continued.
Tom Webster, striking, $40.
Antonio Sadana, drunk and dis
orderly, S..
J. w. Dorchester, gaming, dis
missed.
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A Dairy Professor.
New York Herald.

New York Herald.
Miss tombstone, instructress, I'M
der the Bangor College, Wales, to
the Montgomery Dairy College, has
been holding series Of demonstra-
tions in dairy instruction and but.
ter making in the Isle of Man, pro-
NOTED by the Isle of Man Agricul-
tural society, in the interest of the
Manx farmers. The demonstrations
have been we'll attended, and
aroused much interest among the
farmers and their wives.
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State Encampment Prizes.

Cash prizes of 1926 are offered
infantry militia at Austin encamp-
ment, $75 to cavalry, $50 to artil-
lery, $25 to band, and special prize
OF $3.50 to best drilled company.
Uniforms for all companies are
also offered for general excellence.
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COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Cases Disposed of in This Court
This Morning.

Cases Disposed of in This Court
This Morning.
Nine opinions were handed down
in the Court of Civil Appeals Of
the Fourth district today as fol-
lows:
w. H. Ware VS.. Shafer & Braden,
writ of error, from Bexar; affirmed.
This is a suit for damages institut-
ed by plaintiff, alleged to have
arisen through the negligence of
defendants in placing a plank
across the sidewalk of street in
this city over which plaintiff fell
and sustained injuries to his per-
son, by which he was damaged in
the sum of $4,000. The case was
tried by jury and verdict rem
dered for defendant.
The Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio Railway company VS..
George Knippa, from Uvalde; re-
versed and remanded. Appellee
Knippa sued the railway company
for damages alleged to have &C
crued from the destruction Of
grass on his land by reason Of
sparks negligently emitted from
the engines of the railroad COM
pany. The case was tried by jury
and Judgment was rendered for
Knippa for 50, 1854.
The Alamo Fire Insurance COM
pany VS.. Mollie T. Lancaster, from
Bee county affirmed. Appellee as
the duly qualified survivor
of her husband, r. A. Lam
caster, instituted this suit to re-
cover $500 insurance money al
legged to be due by reason of de-
struction by fire of a certain two
story dwelling with furniture in
Beeville. The insurance company
set up conditions in the policy,
which it alleged had been infract-
ed, among the number being that
the ground on which the house
stood was not owned by r. A.
Lancaster; that he had employed
an incendiary to burn the house ;
that it had been insured as dwell
ling house, but was used for i'm
moral purposes and that the house
was not used as dwelling. The
case on being tried by a jury re-
suited in a verdict for appellee
Mollie Lancaster, for the amount
sued for.
Carlos Sandoval ct ais. VS.. B. f.
Rosser ct al, from Wilson affirm
ed as to Appellant Sandoval and
reversed and remanded as to Man
uel Yturri Castillo and Vincent
Yturri Castillo.
The Crystal Ice Manufacturing
company VS.. the San Antonio
Brewing association, from Bexar ;
reversed and remanded.
Thomas c. Sheldon VS.. Daniel
Milmo ct al, from Webb; reversed
and rendered.
The Anheuser Busch Brewing
association VS.. HOuck and Dieter,
from Ell Paso; reversed and re-
manded.
G. W. Davis VS.. John Sorrenson,
from Ell Paso; reversed and re-
manded.
Albert Maverick VS.. w. T. Routh
ct al, from Bexar, motion for re-
hearing; overruled.
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Robbed While at Work.

Phillip Dimmit, an emplOye of
the Alamo Cornice works, is today
mourning the loss of a fine gold
watch, chain and ring. While en-
gagged at work on the roof OF the
ice house of the Lone Star brew
cry yesterday afternoon some one
rifled the pockets of his vest,
which was hanging in another
part of the building and extracted
theref rom the above named valu-
ables.
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pELINoUENr SALE Nor1crs.

DELINQUENT SALE NOrICE-BRUNSW OK
~ Consolidated Gold Mining Company. Loca
ton OF principal place OF business, San Francisco
California;: location OF works. Grass Valley Min
ing District, Nevada County, Calf ornla.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, account of assessment n O..
T. levied the 22d day of August. 1894, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
respectiYe shareholders. as folIoMa
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OWED PROPERTY.

~ H. UMBSEN K CO.
" Real Estate Agents Rent Collectors ana
Auctioneers. IA Montgomery 81, San FRANCISCO
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opOOOO MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF
ID CUOO. owners departure for Europe.
elegant new EastlaEe fats of rooms aud bath
each; all modern Improvements; rents 80; lot
25xl0O: Howard ST.; Mission warm belt.
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nOdEO BARGAIN; 2 GOOD FLATS OF 4
ID OtCO. and rooms and bath each; brick
foundations, stone walks ETC.; rents $29; lot 25x
Ia; jersey, near CaStro-st. cable.
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$4,000 aSs5 Ell shES re ST. AFRaa
sion OF u rooms and bath; fue location; mort
gage OF $4,000 remain IL desired; lot 25N106 -
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nO5OO CHOICE RESIDENCE ON PRE-
sNOOOO. sIdio Heights. containing saloon par
Tors, dining room, buffers pantry, kitchen and
large hall; sunny and capacious chambers; ia
fact a modern and complete residences; terms
can be made to suit purchaser.
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G7R00 A GREAT BARGAIN; ON THE
% OUO. sunny side of Pine ST., near Taylor;
one of the most desirable, centrally located resi-
dence sections OF this city; house contains s
rooms and bath; lot 25x75.
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTJCEs.

Ana in accordance with law, and order from
the Board OF Directors. made on the 22d day OF
August, 1894. many shares of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necess airy, will be sold at
public auction at the Office of the company. room
56, No,303 Montgomery street. san Francisco. Cal
ifornia, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF October,
1894 at the hour of O'Clock NJ. OF said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
J. STADTFELD LR., Secretary.
ofice-Room Sc, No. 500 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California
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c.0o5O BEST SNAP OF ITS KIND IN THE
n Z0OU. market; 2 GOOD flats OF and rooms
ZACH. rents S2l; lot o. :6112Z:6: FOLSOM St
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nrEOO ALoVELY HOME; CAPP ST: NICE
~ UOO. 2-story and fniShed-basem resi-
dence OF rooms ana bath; brick foundations
stone walks; lot 30xl22.6
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no-OO RENTS S32 PER MONTH; 18TH
SOOUU. st: 2-story house in flats OF and
60. Int 2nTS1 Is.
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GcO0O SACRAMENTO ST.: GOOD BAY
OOOUU. WINDOW fats; brick foundations,
stone walks, ETC.: mortgage of $4,000 can remain
at per cent II desired; lot 25x12S.
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POSITION EAIENT

POSTPONEMENT.
The sale day of the above delinquent stock has
been postponed to THURSDAY, the 25th day OF
October. 1894, at the same hour and place.
By order of the Board of Directors
oel0 I'd j. STADTFELD JR., Secretary,
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mo,00 SUBSTANTIAL Two-STORY BAY
mo lUU. window residence of rooms and
bath. hrfck foundations etc. sunny line OF Clip
Dsr e. near Castro-st. cable; lot 26xll4; offer
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na1EO DEVISADERO- ST. RESIDENCE;
SDO ~. 2-story bay window house of rooms
and bath; brick foundations etc; io3 25:9xlO6.
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n.O-OO GOOD INVESTMENT on GOLDEN
TOOUU. cate ave-; rents 1924 per annum;
- y .6xl RI Is
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GC000 COTTAGE OF ROOMS WITHIN
eDZOOO. $50 feet OF Geary-st. car line; lot 25x
4A4:l; reasonable offer will be considered, or
will take small ranch in exchange
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GRO0O MODERN BAY-wINDOW COTTAGE
eDCOOO. in W estern Addition; sunny side OF
street. nicely located street accepted by the city,
rooms and bath; 25xIO2:6.
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TsTOOO FOL S o Nj ) T. INVESTMENT:
IL OOOU. house OF rooms and bath; lot 25x9O
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$4,000 6yT sT SS house SGAS Of s
and bath: brick foundations, stone walks, etc; lot
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QI0O0 COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
I'D tVUO. bath; brick foundation; on Post st. ;
reasonable offer will be considered.
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Clio OO0 CHOICE PIECE OF BUSINESS
tD1O .OOU. property on McAliister St. in
come 5000 per annum; improvements are new
consist of store and rooms below, fat of 9
rooms and bath above; lot 2sxlO0.
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n0sOO RENTS S45 PER MONTH; 3-STORY
tHOOOU. house on Erection St.; lot 25xS0.
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o.dn0O RENTS ss4 so PER MONTH; 3
D4UUU. tenements; lot 25x75; sunny line OF
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nFO0O SCOTT-ST. INVESTMENT: 2 GOOD
ID tUUU. 2-story houses OF : rooms and bath
each: brick foundations; stone walks, etc.; rents
$50; lot 501S2:6.
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mnE0O A REAL BARGAIN: ELEGANT
TOOUU. 2-story bsy-wiudow residence Of s
rooms and bath; all modern improvements: lot
25ISl:3; Western Addition; aristocrattc neigh
hnrhnol.
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o. CEOO CENTRALLY LOCATED RESI-
ErCOOV. dence of 9 rooms and bath; Sacra
mento ST., near Hyde; sunny side of the street;
large lot 35xl27:6.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
n0nnO RENTS $3.50 PER ANNUM; TWO
DOOOU. houses and lot 2ox75; Zoe ST.. near
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$4,000 G GsH5s Lot .a6g McFsh the E pfs.
asked for the property; size 60Ill7:10; house of
Q rooms AID bath,
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Q1OQ0 a GIYEAWAY; CORNER, BLOCK
for building: worth $500.
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Q1-SO BUSINESS PROPERTY on POW
u 4 OO. ell ST.: 3-story brick building OF 10
rooms and bath and lot 2Ox6O: street accepted by
the city; on line of electric road.
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O'FARRELL Il CO.
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Ii MONTGOMERY ST.
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OK OO0 INCOME $500 PER ANNUM:
tD1O.OOO. choice downtown investment:
O'Farrell ST.. below Van Ness ave.: modern bay
window houses OF rooms and bat "a each; 2 mod
ern bay-window fats of and rooms and bath
each: always rented: large lot affording double
frontage; this is gut edged property.
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OO0OO INCOME 1876 PER ANNUM AND
SDOUOO. always rented: three choice. new.
modern bay-window fats, one of the best
streets in the Western Addition, not far out:
street paved with bitumen and accepted by the
city: car passes the door; each fat has 6, and z
rooms and bath each; lot 25x137 :6; there has not
been vacancy in the building for one year: it is
offered at this remarkably low figure in order 60
effect an immediate sale.
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G0OOO AN OFFER WILL BE CONSID-
EDZOOU. cred; corner equal to large lots
near 30th and Sanchez; real bargain.
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91TOO MERRITT ST., NEAR 18TH ST.
ID wv. electric road; cottage Of rooms;
lot 26VS5
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@10EO EACH CHEAP; NICE LEVEL
u 1ZOU lots on 1Sth-st. electric road; 25xl2l
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0FOOO TOTAL INCOME SSsO PER AN
ID AOO. mum: 5 choice modern fats OF 5 and
6 rooms and bath each; lot 25xl00; on McAllis-
ter ST.: this is remarkably cheap.
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UNIMPRoYED PROPERTY.
GRS0O BUSH ST: NICE LOCATION;
TCOOO. "a ;4121l57:6.
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COCO CHOICE BUILDING LOT ON 18TH
ID 0oO. ave, a few feet from ST., facing the
PARK; street WORK completes; water and gas:
to suit purchaser.
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Q1c6O NOE ST; 251lOO; READY TO
s0 1OOO. build
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Gu. UMgsEN & co. "a MONTGOMERY. Z suw.
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$4,000 choce sSnny !oabWe. cSfne1
Oak and Ashbury SITS; 81 :3xl0O; this piece must
be sold.
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QSOOO INCOME S42O PER ANNUM: 18th
tDOOOO. ST. improvements are three flats; lot
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ZINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND.
80 miles from this city. In lots To suit, from 10
acres upward very easy terms Maps, views and
full particulars will be sent application to
CANAAN LYON, 2l5 kearny ST., ). f., or GEO.
I. TRON BRIDGE, COtatl. Cal. AUST
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G9DHn MODERN 2-ST0RY HOUSE: 7
.DoACu. rooms and bath convenient 10 3
electric lines and local train send for photograph
free; terms to suit purchaser: bargain. Apply
at once, \. ii. BREED IL CO, 400 Ninth ST, oak
land. OCT lot
SACRIFICE COY HOUSE; LARGE LOT:
- owner away: can't it; easy payments:
cheap; write at once: bargain must sell good To-
cation. n. X. NEIL, Cali ONCE, Oakland. oe2 st
y ARGAI>-slSO0 CASH, WORTH $1,000; LOT
~ 6Oxl25: 6-room house; electric pass the
door. Address at once w NJ. z. TODD 1910 Broad
way. Oakland seq tfeISu
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ONEW GROOM COTTAGES. LOTS bOxI50:
4 reduced from $500 TO $4,000 each; lot LOOK
200. $1,000; blocks from station; street mac
adamized: stone sidewalks. 7. +. BAIRD. Morton
station.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

II H. TYING. SONoMA CITY. CAL-COUNTRY
-. Real Eetate. $50 MARKETS.. =. MONDAYS onIv.u
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HOusEs To LET

90 ROOMS; NEW: ALL WELL LIGHTED
70 Howard St. bet. First and Second: rent yer,
low. Apply to P. C. MoLLoY, 1873 Montgomer!
street ocl0 st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-10
OAKLAND ROOMS To LET

= NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY BAYWI,
- dow rooms with gas and CRATE: low rent; on
minutes to Market-st station. 65S Eighth 81
Oakland. oc9 -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-10

Gc000 MODERN BAY-wINDOw FLATS
sDOOOO. on Oak s.. Gable line) OF and
rooms ana bath each: steadily rented: lot 25x
137 IS; street paved with bitumen and accented
fats offered in the city.