The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-23

four years term, and that is at the close Of
the second year. The pay of the cadet is
S45O year, ana upon graduation the cadet IS
commissioned second lieutenant In the United
S ateS army.
SAN FRANCISCO STREETS &C. W., City.
North of Market and east of Larkin the streets
running asst and west are 49:11a feet wide. be-
tween Broadway and California; all others are
IS 912 wide, except BroaIway and California
street. Broadway is SO 6-12; California Is So
feet wide east Of Kearny and 80 6-12 west of
Kearny. City Hall avenue. from Market street
TO Park avenue, is 200 feet wide. North OF
Market and east OF Larkin. running north and
south, the streets are 68 9-12 feet wide. except
Powell, sc 9-12; Stockton sc; Dupont. north
of Bush, 40 5-12; Dupont (Grant avenue), from
Bush 10 Marker. IA feet; Kearny. south Of
Broadway 70 feet, north of Broadway 45 5-12;
Montgomery street. SO SLY; Park avenue,
from McAllister to Larkin, 80 feet.
Streets north of Market and west of larkiu.
running north and south, as far west as First
avenue, are 6S 9-12 feet wide, except First
Parker and Masonic avenues and Baker street
to Turk, each 100 feet wide; Broadway, Call
fOrnia and DevsaderO each Sc 6.12 feet; Van
Ness avenue Is 125 feet wide and Market street
In the Western Addition. from First avenue
to the ocean, the streets are 80 feet wide and
The avenu-s 20 feet. except Point Lobos ave-
nue.. which Is 12b feet wide.
South of Market. betw en- East, Channel and
Ridley, streets are 80 6-12 feet wide, except
Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth, each 80 feet, and
Thirteenth 50 feet.
South of Channel. Ridley and Market, sire cts
running north and south TO and including Cas-
trO on the west and Harrison ON the east, are
80 6-12 feet wide, except Dolores, 12O feet; all
other streets as far south as Thirtieth street,
"a feet.
Southeast Of Channel, northeast of Eighth
and north OF South. streets running southeast
and nor Invest 81 6-12 feeI, except Hudson 60
L Ell ana George street 100 feet; streets running
northeast and southwest 20 feet; South street.
137 o-l2; Center street,streets running east and
west, 80 feet.
Streets south Of South and Center streets.
running north and south. are 80 feet wide;
pennsylvania avenue Is 80 feet and streets run
ming east and west sc feet P0trero avenue Is
100 feet wide.
South San Observation-Disclosures street is $50
1eet VIDE, streets south of Honduras running
northwest and southeast Ga feet, India street
lou feet. streets running northeast and south.
west 80 feet, Railroad avenue 100 feet.
MISSION and ocean beach road 60 feet. These
ngures refer only TO main streets.
The MAID OF MoNTEBEY-Captain W. S.,
Victoria. b. e.. 1.-THE aid of Monterey" was
written and adapted to a Mexican melody by
j. II. Hewitt In 1860. The words are as fol-
lows:
The moon was shining brightly
Upon the battle plain;
The gentle breeze famed lightly
The features of the slain:
The guns had hushed their thunder
The drum in silence lay
When came the SenoreLta
The Maid of Monterey.
She cast a look of anguish
On the dying and on dead
Her lap she made tue pillow
OF those who groaned and bled;
And when the dying soldier
For one bright gleam did pray
He blessed The Senoretta,
The Maid of Monterey.
She gave the thirsty water,
And dressed the bleeding wound;
Aud gentle pray'rs she uttered
For those who sighed around;
And when the bugle sounded,
just at the break of day,
We blessed the Senoretta
The Maid OF Monterey.
For, though she loved her nation,
And prayed that it might live,
Yet for the dying foeman
She had a tear TO give.
Then here's to that bright beauty
Who drove Deaths pangs away,
The meek-eyed Senoretta
The Maid OF Monterey.
The last four lines OF each verse are the