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The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

Ssrsy = e b damned 70, y:
pese y = stone, earth -,
work 2, 3so feet long, s. f.., s's -: =.
feet vide on top and 300 f., .s I
the bottom. II will store nm \
rigats 20. 600 acres Of fru;, .s,
the city. ''ads
The committee Of seotchp., n
British American colony .h;.s
y went West to purcb,.. 'a =
lands. has bought 3, COO ,er..s
600 in the San Luis yallev -
from the Denver 4 Rio e.
way This colony will .n,-
possessions Immediately. ~
great sale Of the land. iu.,
loo, 600 acres to the G,..r
Land 4 Irrigation cou,,.
price paid vas u, 300, ooo ~
r.hy = composed OF swedes vs. h
81, 600 acres at Idaho Pm.
Snake river. Idaho.
William ". Thorne. . ,,.,
siding in the eastern p,r ~
county, Wyoming. while ON,
a few days ago, came aero. n.
mains of a white woman .ps
which he judged to be ,b.-J
years old at the tin. q, !.
Several pieces o. calico dr..
number OF tresses Of DARK t,,r
were found. Several eur,,.,-y
were found in the yieini,y. ~;
one Of the wcmans finger. VA,
band gold ring. The van.
child were no doubt murSs,,s
ins from the opinien q IL. -
hair, IL Is Mr. ThoEne. ori,5,
they have not beea dead 4
three years
Jadse Bentley, Of R.s,.
thrown the investigates :, /
Malone out OF count, and Ia
will nov be investira,el ly a -
as,ieai court, presided over y
bishop ChaPelle. The u,l N
held late in May.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19
LEM sugar Factory.

The Salt Lake Hsrald says the
great factory Of the Utah Sugar Co at
Lehi will Immediately resume opera
tions for twenty-day special run IN
order to clean up the syrups left over
from the regular seasons run. Man
sger Cutler was in the city yesterday
for the purpose of perfecting arrange
ments for the operation of the plant
and returned to Lehi in the afternoon
with the internal revenue collector.
who will make the works his head.
quarters during the run, for the pur-
pose of weighing the sugar produced.
1t is expected that the production Of
the works during the run will be not
less than 300, 900 pounds. Forty men
will be given employment
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FACTS ABOUT L,fs lssus.a
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sarkse<. All yet ia - sars 90, =
ctA cP~r.ssca i sA<zs SEA l1nr.s =
vulrrst.
Fer z-z kae~ skas 3. Cs.rss, -
isxt. th- sssss - el.Ass 81 y. ~
pr~aaiam.. -kaeA rAa4 80 t4.rs~ z
kze-4
7 Tss average sxsss g~r iksa.ass ~
>uu k~cr E4s szes Is zsi rst < =
esvr 10 e&y t-ea< .ssscsiy Esos !
10 the r~Asxx - esux q ta.a~< sis ) -
ex2 per tko@sxat fpg ~ grss.~zm ~
family. weash all ines ss-ss.s s.ui : ~ =
y u GOD - smr-prsAas sslsx fs Ia : y
sa<,ey. ~A<sAxs u Il sis~ 70 nencts y =
ns~ss of sats hixh rate wAsa y srun
tag VITA J n Ghksssazs zauksw d I
NceatAia D~parsaz<as a la< F-s~atu
.nSs Life. Of Mes Yea. i-s
D<1rvs, Ccie<s43o. kr r4z aez1a -
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rnro<y ke y roe sSRrie< tz4 rz ~
p<rtty. ox. MA dz< epssas<,.A =
F9kx& H<@<A AE-k 49, N---sfNr1 =
Apply 10 ths b~zsx- e<ter & - -
sarings. foe sas1fzse~
" so-s can est fe.r 81 ssai yaz $50
tcE = for. - q so nsastaacey Essi fne
cut Cd tbs st.tissozA efs~s~- -
siae~ yos iu~~ sasAisx has sals n'rs'
LAss year In sAts .AS aaca< a< ~
sxvtnxs rssats . aKsTsr set .ass-s~ -
any osh<r ose.siz~ c.Szpast, isxlls
cat cosus<sstor over ces AzaarsS -
dcxsArs.
whxt - tAe resso1 to- a. iss
that the Prossdeas s1stne Ss.
for as xc<ezi eess os t1s ssr asaa~s4
sAsr sseaas- that sho1sa.ts Il aasn
ie.sfzx TIC state. azy - fs.1i.t. -
sAst IN TIE 6<tcloesnrns q ~ 80
car people vii oasy e1rfxl.s as-
tisrs and lavessisase ths s-s5-s- 80
oexfiy ;har Arrrtofur-
Are yoa saytnS $50 ycri sH
thai san. .hieA szeans ia. = srF
9Th ini<rr.,. yos kArs sssf r.
cosnfozss. ur shr eftrsslu1 & fs-
int~rcass, jrss ~. pa "
nxure skls thisc cot f0r Fo-fs.
intricate. and xiil save 30 ~ =.
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~-ws Prom Ev-ry~h.--.

IN tuc auuUai piSsSic hicce - A'Sh'SA-
Troops have been asked for to pro-
tect miners at work in the Indian Ter
ritory.
The gunboat Bennington has been
ordered to San Salvador on account OF
the revolution in that republic
Alarmists in England declare that
an uprising in India is imminent The
natives are said to be preparing for
it.
The government of Argentina has
resolved to abolish all its foreign lega-
tions except those in London and
Paris.
The Santa Fe road announces one
fare excursion rate to the various con-
ventions of the season There is
likely to be trouble.
Wholesale arrests of nihilists have
been made in st. Petersburg recent
ly A number OF prominent officials
are among those arrested.
The widow of Henry Ward Beecher
has had to remove from the old home
to smaller house, as she is unable to
pay the rent at $500 per year,
A man and his sou were lynched at
Sharon Springs, Kansas, few days
ago for having induced a younger son
to murder his brother-in-law.
/: The coal famine in the east is be-
ginning to get serious. Factories are
being shut down and trains laid of
Coal is being shipped overfrom Wales
Two thousand employees of the Pull
man company struck on the llth. The
men demand the restoration of the 38s
per cent cut which was made last
year.
Secretary Gresham has received in
formation from Venezuela to the effect
that terrible earthquake destroyed
several towns on the 9th of April.
The loss of life is said to be great
The Supreme Court Of South Caro-
lima has declared that there is no law
allowing the issuing of liquor licenses
and that it is contrary to law to sell
without license Therefore the state
has prohibition.
Seven outlaws invaded Southwest
City, Missouri, on the 10th, in broad
daylight, and robbed the bank Of all
the funds, between IS, 600 and -. 600.
They wounded several citizens, al
though no resistance was offered.
Coxey's first wife is going to have
him arrested for abduction because he
induced his daughter, Mamie, to leave
her mother and go to Washington and
join in the parade. Miss Mamie is in
the legal control Of her mother.
A terribly atrocious murder was
committed at Milan, Missouri, few
few days ago. Gus. Meeks, his wife
and two children were killed and a
smaller child left for dead, but she re-
gained consciousness. 1t is believed
that Meeks was killed so that he could
not testify against the Taylor broth
ers.
Mayor Hopkins has announced his
intention to nominate President Har-
per of the Chicago University to fill a
vacancy on the city school board The
idea of the mayor is to establish a
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Wess.s. nsvs nssss

rlar.
The coal miners At Blossbare have
struck.
Secretary Of the Navy Herbert vis-
tied Salt Lake on the 9th.
The Postal telegraph is extending
its lines from La Junta TO Mojave-
The Colorado State Srortsmen's As
sociation was organized at Salida ON
the sth
Congressman Coffeen Of Wyoming
has appointed Sidney Bartlett oi
Cheyenne to cadetship at Annapolis
A train Of twenty-four cars loaded
with wool left Green River. Wyoming,
few days ago. 1t will go right
through to Boston.
The Rocky MoaAfain Voice has been
established as weekly newspaper h
be published in the interest OF the
Prohibition party Of Colorado at Den.
yer.
The coal miners at Crested Butte
ar, dlyideu on tae question Of striking.
Tie foreigners favor strike. but the
f. .lish speaking miners don't ap
p,Dve it
The long agh, over the appointment
O.. l'nited States marshal for Colorado
va, settled Monday. The PrcsideB,
nsmed Senator Israel q Salida 70,
This position There we're at lcas,
tweaty applicants for the place
The coal miners at Cerrlllos, Neu
Mexico, refused to strike. The com.
pany agreed that none Of the eeal
shoald 90 east to compete in the mar
ket supplied by the Colorado miners,
and on this the men aid they would
continue 10 work
W. H. Cochran, cx-rrcsidens Of the
Firs, National baak Of Del N0rsc -as
acquitted Of the charge os embersle-
ment The evidence showed tha, he
used the money with the consent Of
the directors Other eases against
him arc pending.
The ladies made the most Of their
opportunity to vote a; the school cleo
tions A, Denver three on; Of Eve voses
we're cast by women. The vote was
large as there zAs great iu,eros, IN the
contest The ladies' who were ezndi-
dates in Eas, Denver aad West Dcn-
yer we're defeated. A G. Rhosd. and
II. NJ orahooi we're elected ia East
Denver.
AT the miners mass meeting held at
Lafayette Saturday The miners voted
no; to come out on strike IL is gen
orally understood the miners have had
too much Of this kind 0f trouble and
arc no, financially fixed 10 hght other
peoples battles The delegates from
the south have returned home is dis-
gust Secretary Smith Of the Miner
Federation worked agains, the propo-
sition TO strike, and through him
trouble was averted-
For some time the cattlemen Of
Southern Bernalillo and Western Val
entine counties. New Mexico, have
been considerably annoyed by cattle
thieves, who rounded up aud drove od
a, night herd. Of ten, fifteen and TWEEN
ty. Las, Friday nine far steers we're
found missing from the cattle Of ex-
l. I. -
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nxrcnA~.s fts.ts LIZ esstsi- ~
ioo&ress aae -i~s heisitaeasl ~
coated Add nser 10 szke- Pnof ; @
Vanity !. the fs.hsoa pax i's -
Asses copy
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Inc market opened weak and heavy yesterday
under the active sales of Ban nan of the Pacific
bo6rd, Con. Cal. & Va. was forced down from
81 Is to SO 60 and the balance of the list followed
SUI In the Big Board Dixon was a buyer and
prices reacted few cents toward noon, but fell of
again as the day advanced.
AdVices received during the day reported high
grade ore in the south drift Of ZOO level of Con
Gal. va. and Superintendent Lyman's report.
which viii be placed on file to-day, is eagerly
looked Tor A great demand is being made for
Ophlr and buyers are continually taking in the
STOCK without exciting the market.
NOTES.
contrary to general cxuectation the Stock Ex-
. changes will be open Monday and the day will
not be observed as a legal holiday in this city.
Bullion valued at $3.50 has been received from
the May Flower gravel mine.
Silver was lower yesterday and sold down to
65S4c in New York ana 80 5-I6d in London.
Nat L. MuSSer. the mining president ana broker,
was IN the city few hours yesterday. He has
oeeu away for the last two weeks in the country,
attending his son, VINO Is very i'll.
= The following local interpretations discussed
dividends during the past month:
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MRS. GILFEATHER'S INSANITY
1t Was the Alleged Cause of Her
Losing Her CITY Property.

An action was begun In the Superior Court
yesterday by Dennis r., Edward and James
Gilfeathcr against Ellen Gouly, administrative
OF the estate OF Bridget o. Hsra, j. V. Laurence.
j. j. Rauer Ell al. In the complaint it Is sci
forth that In 6S3 Ann Gilfeather owned prop
erty on Bernard street. near Jones, valued at
about $4,000.
During August OF that year, the plaintiffs say,
Mrs. Gilfeather became insane and was incom-
ptGenJ to handle her property. j. V. Laurence
began an action against her IN the Justices.
court and recovered judgment In the sum OF
$50. An execution was Issued and thr prop
ertv Of Mrs. Gilfeather was sold TO Laurence
for 81 so 80.
He held IL until July, 1889, when he sold and
transferred the same TO Jacob j. Rauer for 81.
Rauer week later sold tie property TO Bridget
OHara for S23S so.
Tie plainli1s claim that because OF Mrs Gil
feathers unfortunate mental condition she was
defTauded out OF the property, and they ask
the court 10 adjudge that the defendants have
no right TO the property which they secured by
such means, and also that they ba enlolned
from asserting any claim to the said property.
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court. Wells was witness in the interest of a
mau named DiliwOod. who was being tried for
Versing the decision the higher tribunal holds
that perjury must be proved by the testimony
OF two Witnesses or witness and corroboratiDg
circumstances The elements were lacking in
Wells case.
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Allowances far Widnws-

An order was made by Judge Coffey yester-
day allowing Mrs AIbina E. Any, widow of
Eugene Any, a family allowance OF $500 a
month. Mrs. Mary a. E. Roberts was also
granted an allowance of $500 a month from
Roberts.
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A Plumbers Fine.

John Worrall, who was charged in Judge
Conlan's court on Thursday with failure 10
comply with the plumbing ordinance in not
registering, pleaded guilty, and was fined So
There was no charge brought against him of
being IMPLICATED In any crOokedeMOrk.
The morning call., 1894-09-01

The illustrations In Part Twenty-six
of "Picturesque California" are as fine
as any that have appeared In this work.
They cover a variety Ofsubjects and are
most interesting.
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Wells Gets q New Trial.

jury, the Supreme Court yesterday rendered
decision reversing the judgment Of the lower
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CHURCH NOTICES.


%P First Presbyterian Church, cor. of
%~S Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st-Rey.
Robert Mackenzie D.. pastor, Will preach at
II a. Rev. w. c. Merrill associate pastor.
Will preach at z AS p NJ. Sunday-school at l2:45
p Dung Peoples Society OF Christian En-
desvor at 80 p. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at z :45 O'Clock. All are welcome TO these
services.
60 Howard Presbyterian Church, Mis-
S~S sion ST.. near Third-The Rev. DR.. SPIN
ing from New York will preach in the morning
at II O'Clock, and in evening at AS will deliver
popular address on "Mr. Lo. the American In
dian" sunday school at 8 80 A. N. Young Peo-
pies Society OF Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p. NJ
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening al z 40
O'clock All kindly invited.
EHS5 Central Nj e { In o d ist EpiseopaI
4~S Church. Mission ST., bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Rev. Dr. Ollie, pastor; William Abbott. sunday
school superintendent; j. j. Morris, musical di-
rector. The pastor Will preach at II A. M ; sub
Ject Leaving All ana Following Christ" In the
evening Rev. DR.. Kummer. pastor First Church.
Oakland Will preach, SuDday-school at / P NJ
Dung peoples meetings at $50 ?. n. Recital
by Miss Elizabeth Finch Bartlett Tuesday even
lug.
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Board-27 Edison Light Power Co, 1O3A; so
Market-st Railway. A; Is f Gasllght 72s4; IS
do, 72Ts Is Water, 99L2.
Street-$l0. 900 Geary-st 81 Bonds, 1o51s.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-25 Hutchinson Co. IA: $1,000 Mar
ker-st Cable Bonds 1l91a; $4,000 Omnibus Cable
Bonds. 1851; S Water. 1884.
Street-45 Fneman's Fund Insurance, $50;
$4,000 Sutter-st r Bonds, lO6.
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- Howard Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church, bet. Second and Third sts
BLOCKS from Palace Hotel-ReV. w. W Case. d. D..
pastor Professor Martin schultz musical direc-
1or. a, X over, sunday school superintend
Inc special music tomorrow evening will consist
among. other things of THE Handwriting on the
wall" shaw Hours of public services IL A. n
ana f;4o p n. Sunday school at 1880 p. NJ.
Epworth League at 6;45 O'Clock Sunday evening
SUBJECT OF morning sermon, MY Broken-hearted
LORD" Subject of evening sermon, "The Hand
writing on the Wall" Pastors residence, 2O26
HOWard st. telanhone Rn6h
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ZINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND
40 mil es from this city. In lots 70 suit, from 10
acres upward; very easy terms. Maps, views and
full particulars Will lie sent application to
CANAAN Il LYON, 2l5 Kearny ST. \ F. or GEO
I. TRUWBRIDGE, Cotat1. Cal aul9 If
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

CHAS. E. NAYLOR, MFGRS' ACT l9 MONTY
~ st. Standard Typewriters and supplies: Mimso-
graph goodsi instaliment terms; rents. repairs. If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N1'->A''
" Joe Poh.im, the Tailor, Has Just
e7~S received the finest line OF novelties in
scotch and English; own Importation: these are
styles that no other tailor can show You: Il will
make them in pants 10 order at moderate prices
2O3 Montgomery st.. 724 Market ST., ITO and
II ~ Market St, San Francisco; 485 Fourteenth
St, Oakland. au26 1t
" Bad Tenants Elected for S4 Col
III lections made; city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co, 40 Montg'y 81. T. e. Tel b6sO.ds24tf
John f: Lyons, Notary Public and
E>O Commissioner OF Deeds. Passports pro
cured once GOT Montgomery ST.: telephone
1888; residence 22O2 Steiner st. 1yI If
EP Books Bought and Sold. Healy &
1~1 DAILY Moved to 2O5 Powell ST. 1stf
-, j. Il. Mcintyre, Bookbinder and
49, rrlnIer. az Comm -rcIal st: ly5 If
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
NALL AT SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
~ for Swedish and German girls. 1872 Geary ST.
bet. Mason and Powell: telephone SS3. aul6 If
TOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATION
i aities. Apply NINE LEoPoLD'S Employment
once. s57 aud SCI Market, tel south 35I. 1y22 II
PROFESSIONAL NURSE WOULD LIKE A
few engagements; confinement cases preferred:
charges reasonable. Address Nurse, 2SO4 FIJI
more ST., city reference. sci Cts
COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES A
~ position as housekeeDer in hotel: any part
OF California: good reference given. Address
Housekeeper, box 49, Call Branch ONCE. sci 3t*
COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES A
" position as ladies' maid or care OF invalid; is
willing to travel: best of city reference Adj
dress l., box IS, Cali Branch once. sci 3t<
I ADY OF REFINEMENT WOULD LIKE A
Il position as housekeeper for nice gentleman
Address r. T.. box SO, Call Branch once. sci 3t<
I ADY OF REFINEMENT WOULD LIKE A
- position to do general homework in country
Address L. r.. box SO. Call Branch Office. sci 3tF
INEXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER, JUST FROM
u the East, would like TO 60 out by the day:
81 90: sews a dress In 2 days. Call or address
766 HarrsQnst sci Su%
AiIDDLEAGED GERMAN LADY WISHES
Ni place as hOusekeeper; city or country Cal
4 Everett st. sci 2ts
EIRST-CLAss DRESSMAKER, ELEGANT FIT
a ter. would ike q few more engagements by the
day. 339 Hayes st. sci 2ts
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


60D $3.50 CASH, SIS MONTHLY; COT
W OOO. tage rooms and baths 27xl25
$lS5O-SlbO cash, $50 monthly; cottage 3
rOoms 5UXlU0.
S226o-$15O cash; S25 monthly; cottage rooms
and bath; 3SXl00.
s266o-$50 cash, s25 monthly; cottage rooms
and bath; 81 :6XI00
$SUU0-S5O cash. $50 monthly; house 6 rooms
and bath: 50xl25.
$2750-$200 cash, S25 monthly cottage s rooms
and bath: 33xl4S.
$3750-S100 cash, 500 monthly: cottage rooms
and bath: 81 :6x6O
$3S50-2 fine S-ruom houses on a II ortneast cor
ner: street In perfect order; 56xl15: splendid
chance for 80 days only
The above are all new houses and contain all
odern improvements; streets in perfect order;
also severaI very cheap lots; open Sundays and
holidays; houses to rent from $40 up.
MARCG Sc & Kennel.
Omces-62S Market ST., city; Bayst. station and
High-st. station. Alameda sci Sa nth tt
NEW GROOM COTTAGE: Lot 50xI58:
~ street work all done 1920: easy terms
New Groom cottage; lot 50x150: street work all
done; $4,000; easy terms Cheap lots 200 feet
deep; street maeadamized; $50 a front foot: nor
open Sundays. T. F. BAIRD Morton station l 7t
GQR00 HOUSE 10 ROOMS: LOT 5OxlOO.
WCOOO' $4,000 - House 8 rooms; lot
5OxI50,
$l2,u0O-House 10 rooms: lot 73xI4O
$14,OOO-House IL rooms lot 100000
$I5OO-House rooms; lot 50xl5O
$SoOO-HouSe rooms; lot 50xl5O.
$5OOO-House rooms: lot 5Ox2O7
All new; choicest locations; for sale or exchange
+. ID. JUDD, 1929 Park 81
Ut w. a FLINT, 324 Pine ST aus SaSuWe7t
WE WILL BUILD YOU HANDSOME ALA
w meda home and take payment in monthly IN
slaIe EMS; designs and plans to suit buyers wlth-
GUT charge; own your nome and save rent once
IhQ2 Park ST., Alameda; open evenings MUTUAL
6UlLDlNG AND INVEST MENT CO8PAN1 .I2Lt
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n H. TwING. SONoMA CITY ,CAL-COUNTRY
-. Real Estate. 632 Market S. FMoudays only. II
DAIRY RANCH OF 1900 ACRES, NEAR SAN
~ Rafael, Tor lease. by JAMES TUNSTEAD,
San Rafael jyl5 TT
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DANCH, 100 ACRES, WITHIN IA MILES OF
IL San francisco this side of bay; suitable for
dairy vegetable ranch. ASHTON GAR
DIN ER, All Montgomery st. au26 lOt
I,oR SALE OR TRADE-2I1b ACRES NEAR
i Vacavile, 10 acres in fruit; house; barn. w,
5l3B Larkin au26 st
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lrerrAR fres1oN-1n.o,

Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board yesterday:
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900 ACRES-UNITEO STATES PATENT;
OZO miles from town; will carry 40 head of
cows and any number of hogs; 90 acres cultivable,
3 acres creek bottom; plenty of wood; good old
buildings; a large spring, can be piped TO mouse,
besides running creek OF water through the
place; SO 80 per acre; no exchange; $500 can re-
main on mortgage. ID. H. TWING, SOnoma City,
Cal. AUS st
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L'OR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR INCOME
i business property, nice ranch of o acres on
main road 2La miles from San Jose: So acres in
apricots and prunes, and a years old price
$24 900 Address Ranch, box this oifce. 14J%
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u SS000-Handsome East Oakland house; also
one $1,000 for ranch IN bay counties; also 81 600
income property for ranch. Address VIM. 2.
TODD. 1OlO broadway. Oakland. au2Ott exSu
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&9500 OFFER WANTED.

Modern, pretty 2-story home; electric bells and
lighting; cement steps and coping: fine slightly
lot: near electric lines must be sold. A. II.
BREED co 400 Ninth st. Oakland. ly28 If
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BOARD SALES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of mines not II
board tall delinquent in Office.
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ATTORNEYs-AT.LAW

ATTORN
DVlCE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPECIAL
n ty; collections, damages, Wills deeds etc G. w
HOWE Atty-at-Law. $50 Market, cor. Stockton,tt
w w.DAVIDSoN. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. AGO
" California St. rms. 14-15; advice free. ,d3 II
r A CRoTHERS ATToRNEY.AT.LA SOS
~. Gay sc AeS tf
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Follow ing were the sales in the San Francist
Stock Board yesterday:
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

A WEEKS NEWS FOR 8 CENTS - THE
a WEEKLY GALL in wrapper, for mailing
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~ PrOperty-Owners, Progressionists
H7~S and Improvement societies take notice that
the executive committee OF the Property-own.
ers' Improvement Party will assemble this even
Ing at O'Clock at headquarters, III Market st. TO
take action and formulate pans for the coming
campaign; all must attend; very important BY
order F. A. DOLAN President
II. L. HIKES. Acting Sec
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$3000-Handsome new cottage on high ground;
lot 66 ;6x So one OF the fine properties OF the
region; bay-uindows, handsome mantoi, recep-
tionhal, front and back parlors. sunny ped
chambers, bathroom, Kitchen, sculery, laundry,
brick foundations plate-gIass front doors; SAM
tary plumbing; sewer connections. etc. this place
must De sold, aud there is $50 commission IN VI Tor
you If you first bring me buyer. au5O 81
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COOD0 REDUCED FROM $4,000; HOUsEh
u AAOO. of 10 rooms in complete fats of L
rooms each; well rented lot 20 feet front; street.
work all done; cement walks, etc: mortgage bf
Sl5OO.which can remain; cal! at once and see this
snap; 1t must be sold. j. 5. MEYERS. 1902
Broadway, Oakland. au26 II
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