The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-07
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A TENANTS RIGHTs-J. G. B.. City. II an
Individual rents house aud grounds. and dur
Ing the tenancy builds fence, chicken-coop
and other like improvements, he would at any
time before the expiration of his tenancy have
the right to tear down and remove the same
provided The improvements were put up in
such a manner that they did not become a part
OF the realty. Much depends upon the terms
arrived at between landlord and tenant.
INCINERATIoN-Favo City. The officers
of the Cypress Lawn Cemetery Association,
who have under their charge crematory, say
that "a few ladies' would be granted permission
to witness an incinerati0D," that is If the
relatives and friends of the deceased about TO
be reduced to ashes do not object. In case
there is no objection permit may be obtained
from the Office By application there.
SNowsToRM-E. r.. City. The heaviest
snow storm known in San Francisco occurred
on the 9th Of February. 1887. At that time the
snow In the city was on an average SIX inches
deep and In some paris of the Western Add
tion it measured seven inches in depth. This
was the NTH fall OF snow In forty years. On
the 31st of December, 1882. there was snow
storm ana the fall averaged four inches.
SAN FRANCISCO PEopLE-Miss 81. NJ. City,
This correspondent wants TO know what the
people of San Francisco are remarkable for.
They are possessed of so many remarkable
qualities that it is almost Impossible to emu
spectful they dress well, they are charitable,
law abiding, Industrious, and the ladies the
most beautiful in The United States.
THE PUREsT ENGLISH H. NJ. City. 1t is
claimed and is generally conceded, that the
people of the city of Boston, Mass. speak the
English language with more purity than those
of any other city. The students and graduates
of the University of Dublin are credited with
speaking the purest English that Is spoken IN
Great Britain.
VISITING THE ISLANDS - Favorite. City.
Persons desiring to visit the military posts on
the islands in the Bay OF San Francisco must
first obtain permission from army headquar-
ters in the Phelan building. Permits OF this
character are granttd when the vessel that
carries passengers TO the island Is not other
wise engaged.
To RUN THE GOVERNMENTS. r. K, City.
According to the latest annual report OF the
Uniied States treasury if there was inter-
est TO pay or bonds, the EXPENSES OF the Gov
eminent would amount to 1888, Io1. 9o4. That
is the amount of cash it would take 70 pay The
current expenses for the year ending June 80,
1894.
THE CANDIDATEs-Folsom street, City.
There are three candidates for the office OF
Governor of the State OF California who seek
The suffrage of the people at the election TO be
held next November. They are: Morris NJ.
Estee, Republican; }. Fl. Budd, Democrat, and
j. V. Nebster, Populist.
UNITED STATES BoNDs-J. B., America, So
noma County, Cal. The Government of the
United States did not issue any bonds in the
years 1875. 1876 and 1877. Iu January, 1894
the Treasury Department issued per cent
bonds In the sum of S50,000.000 No bonds
were Issued In 1898.
ANNIE MOONEY = Favorite, City. Annie
Mooney. the little girl who disappeared from
Belmont Park during picnic given on the 18th
OF July, 1883, was never found. Some time
since a girl was discovered who 1t was sup
posed was the long lost child. but 1t proved TO
be some one else.
A HALF. DoLLAR-O. S., City. A coin dealer
OF this city, in his catalogue. announces that
he pays SO for half-dollar of 1888, with lib
erfy-cap. having 20" mark under head. A
New York coiu-dealer offers 10 sell half-dOlars
of 1888 for 90 cents for fair ana 80 cents for
good conditioned.
CHICAGO AND MEATs-A S., City. Chicago
does not supply san Francisco with fresh
meats. nor does San Francisco send cattle to
The Windy CITY TO be slaughtered there so that
the meat may be returned here. Chicago no