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will please read the names of some of those alb
sent, and we viii try to ascertain whether they
are simply late or whether important business
will prevent their ultimate arrival. Oh, I'd
better say that we've waited SO long that we
have no time to read the minutes of the last
meeting.
Secretary-Professor Edwards.
Voice from the faculty-Unavoidably de
tanned.
Seeretary-Is his business of such a nature
that he will not be here at all?
Voice again. think so. He Is watching the
football practice.
Secretary-Mr. Pierce.
Mr.. Henshaw Gndignantly)-Mr Pierce Is
now on the football field engaged in active
practice, and of course could not be expected
to leave for such q thing as
Secretary (hastily)-Oh no, of course not
Mr. Huntington.
Voice from table-Hes probably on the way
but don't wait for him, he won't be likely tc
get here till we are adjourned.
Secretary-Dr Hengstler.
General Smile)
Mr.. Richardson (mirthfully)-He has proba
bly, walked home with her and is saying good
by at the gate. He II be here very soon.
President-The rest have all sent their ex
cuses, SO there's no need of our spending more
time on that. We viii proceed to the discus
sion of dogs, which was left over from our last
meeting.
"Allow me to say a few words. The dogs
have been so numerous and are becoming sc
troublesome about college lately that it is posi-
lively necessary that something be done i'm
mediately. You know that there are faculty
dogs, fraternity dogs, student dogs and stray
dogs. Now, in order TO do away with them
fairly, justly and thoroughly, it seems to me
that we must begin at the beginning, that is
I-fear-with the-the-well--the faculty dogs
motion is in order" Everybody scarcely
DR.. Richardson (boldly)I move that we
make it a rule that from this time forth all
dogs be excluded from the classroom.
DR.. Plehn-Isnt that q little rigid? 1t is
easy to propose it when one hasn't dog of his
own.
Professor Paget-I weesh to make a second to
that motion-it pleases me much. ITO DR.. P.
| feel sad for my young friend here. He has
had so much OF the trouble to find dog tc
match hees hair and hees shoes 1t ees hard
under some cases to subsist-you call it-noi
Submerge-yes? All I! Submit-yes THANK you
submit gracefully. Umphi
President K. (quickly)-Are you ready for the
question?
[Cries of question: from few bold
spirits.l
President Kit has been moved and sec.
onded that we exclude all dogs from the class
rooms. Those in favor? Opposed? The "ayes'
have it-motion carried.
Professor Howison (rising)-Gentlemen,
cannot find words to express my deep grief al
the action of these men around me, who have
ever thought were my friends. The exclusion
of Socrates from North Hall will cause domes-
tic hardship. My wife will be obliged to take
Socrates for q walk every afternoon If am
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unable to take him to the buildings. Exit in

unable to take him to the buildings. Exit in
dignantly.l
Professor Bacon Ito DR.. Plehn)-well, this
things perfectly plain to me. Nobody but
Richardson would have made that motion;
nobody could have any objections to Timothy
Dwight except Richardson; Richardson is the
only man that Timothy Dwight ever bit.
ENTER Dr. Hengstler, closely followed by ''X. T"
He is greeted with broad smile from all
presently
DR.. Hengstler-May 1 ask what has been the
missed much l fear. Being, however, I'M
avoidably detained-er-
DR.. Richardson-Why, er-really-don't you
know-reminds me-yes, reminds me OF my
friend Austin Dobsons little poem You
know-poem. Yes, poem. Very appropriate,
you know appropriate yes appropriate
very-very. Just let me quote it. Won't take
but a minute-you know-a minute. Ahem!
Rose kissed me to-day,
Will she kiss me tomorrow?
Rose kissed me to-day,
And ask with dismay not unmixed with sorrow,
Rose kissed me to-day,
Who will kiss her tomorrow?
You must beware, my young friend, you
know-beware, beware. yes, beware-you know.
DR.. II. (blushingly)-Yes, but what
Mr.. Henshaw-Dr. Richardson has explained
it well. You don't miss much. Why, at Har-
ward, you know
DR.. Richardson-Just so-just so. l fear, yes,
really fear my friend, my friend-er--that you
yes, that you will regret-you know-regret
your absence as veal of us-you know
quite official and all that-you know
Mr.. Henshaw = Yes, quite right Dogs
wouldn't have been tolerated at Harvard as
long as they have been here, by jovel
Professor PutZger sympathizingly)-I feel
deep sympathy for de yoong man here. He has
de disappointment, de sorrow, de-What shall
call it? for himself. But ali, he ees in love,
this yoong man, and what care the yoong, when
the rosy booiful claims of Coopid bind their
tender hearts. Dogs, they do not count.
Smiles beamingly.)
DR.. Hengstler (vexed and puzzled) Cannot
some one tell me in plain English?
MT. Henshaw-Why,y you know, me dear man,
at Harvard and at Bawston don't you know.
DR.. Richardson-Well, I will tell you, my
young friend; er-er tell you, tell you. We
know you are a splendid mathematician, but
you must learn how to eliminate tx !" and YES.
learn how, you know, to eliminate, to elimi-
nate X" aha, quite a joke you know, learn
how to eliminate ok"
Professor Putzger (pompously) be al
lowed the privilege of explaining to de gentle
man; but hrst weesh to tell him that when
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SPARE ACQUITTED.
The Circuit Court Decides That He
Did Not Take Part in the Hesper
Murder.

Herman Sparf, one of the Hesper sailors
accused of the crime of numbering Mate
Fitzgerald, was yesterday found not guilty
by the jury in the United States Circuit
Court.
Fitzgerald was killed during trip of the
bark Hesper from Sydney to Honolulu
about year and half ago, and Herman
Sparf, Hans Hansen. Thomas st. Clair and
Henry Green were brought to this port
and charged with mutiny and murder.
Green turned States evidence, and under
his testimony the other three men were
found guilty. The cases were appealed to
the United States Supreme Court, and,
with the exception of that of st. Clair,
were sent back for retrial
Upon the first ballot the jury stood nine
for acquittal and three for conviction. A
second ballot changed the vote to unani-
nous verdict for acquittal.
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= Bennie at Palo Alto."-Caricature of
ex-President Harrison in Blue and
Gold.

ne Will talk to me of English speaking, he must
not know that hat been told in England that
speak English like de Englishman. Every
where am took for the native of the country.
IN france, many hat told me, "What! Cher
man? would have swore you was French
man; you speak so perfect our langwich." In
spain am took for the Spanishman; in Etaly
Ior the Etallan; in Chermany for the Cherman
LangWlches they are natural geeft to me. /
eanhot nelp 1t, | am quick to learn everything,
put lhe langwlehes in especially.
,fresldent k.-Dr. Hengstler, we've just de-
elued mat IN future all dogs are to be excluded
from the ciassrooms. If you have objections
you should have been here 10 state them. Too
Iate now. The next question for discussion
must come up now.
Professor Lange-I move that the standing
committees report first
PRESIDENT XII think your motion is out OF
ORDER hadn't finished what was saying.
froiessor Lange-It comes under the head of
unfinished business.
PROFESSOR K.-Well, all right, then.
Dr. Rlchardson-I don't see how we can do it
-reahy can't do it, you know, for the commit
ices are not here; they're, so to speak, absent,
you know-absent
President K:-The question is, are their re-
ports here? No? Well, l suppose not After
the discussion OF the next question those pres
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ent will have to form themselves into the diff
ferent committees in turn and attend TO the
reports as TINS must De done right away. Now,
TO proceed to new business. We have to-day q
very important question for discussion-''What
is to be done TO prevent the matrimonial rush
for fellows in this university? What is TO be
done in order that during their courtships and
engagements said fellows do not entirely neg
lect the work in their various departments"
This question is now open for discussion. and
would suggest that it is so serious that great
stress should be laid upon whether we are to
keep on allowing fellows in the various de-
partments -
Mr.. Richardson with malice aforethought-
would suggest that one of those gentlemen
most nearly interested open the discussion.
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uator rial at their expense. And it is on ac-
cou Mt of these jibes and jokes that the lit
tie cloud has come forth.
Two members of the faculty, it appears,
have reali zed that there is truth in the
divine declaration, "It is not well for man
TO be alone" and are laboring earnestly
and ardently to better their condition. 1t
also appears that they have been rewarded
with measure of success and are engaged
to marry the ladies of their choice. The
Blue and Gold writer's made merry at
the expense of the two professors. made
allusion to their loye-making, and lam
pooned the grave and reserved president.
When the annual appeared the instruc-
tors who had suffered at the hands of the
editors made no secret of their anger, and
now it is said Raymond J. Russ, chief
editor of Blue and Gold, and some of his
assistants will be punished for their of
lenses. The faculty may suspend or expel
them, and, what is perhaps more serious
matter, they may be prosecuted for libel.
Following is the chapter from Blue and
Gold that caused the trouble:
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THERE is an article on this market seldom
equaled and never excelled-Jesse Moore Whis-
KY. Meoore, Hunt d Co. guarantees lisp urity.s
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A FACULTY MEETING.

scene-The presidents room. (The presi-
dent, Professor LANCE, DR.. Richardson, PROBES
sor Putzger, Professor Howison, Mr.. Richard
son, Professor Paget, Mr.. Henshaw, DR.. Plehn
and Mr.. Armes seated around table,
President K.-You will please come to order,
as it's very late. We've waited altogether too
long for some of the faculty. The secretary
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German Benevolent Society.

The quarterly meeting of the German Be-
nerolent Society was held on Tuesday night at
Druids' Hall, E. C. Priber presiding. There
was quite large attendance, on account OF
two important items on the agenda, the first
relating to making charge to patients admit
ted to the society's hospital, and in a position
to pay extra in the event of surgical Operations
The second important matter for consideration
was the admission of patients who are unable
10 speak the German language. After heated
discussion on both questions the meeting ad-
lourned till July 80, at the same place and
hour.
You need printing or binding? Tel. 5O51
Mvca1l a oI,-
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.No.Ippfs probably
sents the hand of
some wise mar
ried lady, who
has grasped an
opportunity for
b II y ing house,
hold neces stiles,
S II c h a s w a S
never before pre-.
sented to the
people of t h j S
city. The hand is
small. She can
grasp but a few
o f tn e g 90 d
things. There are
hundreds III or e
just like them. |
She is coming
back again. This
woman will be
very rich some
day.
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Ices trqu ch d OF these hadsh rwn ding cun a
eTeit % to- began the O
have owarsus IF IFoRNA.
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No. 2r m.n h b B:
a woman'S hand,
or perhaps it's a
mans; or if one
may Judge by the
lines therein it
may be the ''com-
ing womau's."
There are bicycle
sweaters at one.
third less than
the usual prices
and some mar
wells in Silks and
Dire S s Good S.
The lines of life
are s hor t-ex-
tremely S h OFT.
Some of these
t h / n g S WON'T
last forty . eight
hours.
and we call the
sands of hands
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will please read the names of some of those alb
sent, and we viii try to ascertain whether they
are simply late or whether important business
will prevent their ultimate arrival. Oh, I'd
better say that we've waited SO long that we
have no time to read the minutes of the last
rnaptinp
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Mr.. Henshaw tblushing and stammering)-
Oh, really, now I'm not prepared, you know
DR.. Hengstler with becoming blush and
frown)-Really that seems quite irrelevant and
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-19

/, II. f. Prudential, County Assessor in and
for Lincoln County, State of Nevada, do hereby
certify that the above list is true and correct
copy Of tho Assessment Roll Of 1895.
H. e. PRUDENTIAL,
County Assessor of Lincoln County, New.
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Lincoln County Tax List
FOR 1895.

The following is List Of the Taxpayers Of
Lincoln County, Nevada, for the year
1895, together with the amount assessed
to each. RATE-Pioche, S3.75; County,
1856. Taxes due November 4th, 1895.
Taxes delinquent and 10 par cent added
December 2nd, 1895.
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TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
the terms and under the authority of a certain
deed of trust, duly executed by ALBERT b. BUT
LER, party OF the first part, to HENRY G. CAMP
BELL and THADDEUS B. KENT, Trustees, par
ties of the second part, and the SAN FRA NCISCO
SAVINGS UNION, party of the third part dated
October 9th, 1894, and recorded in the Office the
County Recorder of the county Of Glenn, State Of
California in lber of deeds. at pages 499 and fol-
lowing: and in pursuance of resolution passed on
the day of October 1895 by the board of direc-
tors of said SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION
q cornoration and the holder of The notes mo IN
OS2) to secure payment OF which the aforesaid
deed of trust was executed, declaring that default
sums and other sums, due under said notes and
deed Of trust, and requesting and directing said
HENRY G. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B..
KENT, trustees, to sell the real estate described
therein to satisfy said Indebtedness
We, HENRY @. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
b. KENT, Trustees do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY, the 7th day OF January, A. D. 1886, at
IL o'clock noon Of that day, and at the auction
salesroom os EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 633
Market street. in the City and County Of San
Francisco State Of California will sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder, cash in gold coin
Of the United States, all the pieces or parcels OF
land situate in the county of Glenn, State OF Cali
fornia, described az follows to wit:
According TO the official plats and system of sur
veys Of the Government of the United States
In Township nineteen (19) north, range one (l)
west, Mount Diablo base and meridian.
OF section one a., the south half OF the north
west quarter Is. "a of NV. ~; and lots one a.,
%o @ hTe @ irg axs @ na and SIX
six one-hundredths (34L46) acres of land.
In Township nineteen (l9) north, range one %
east Mount Diablo base and meridian.
OF section six (6), the east half of the southwest
quarter (E. 1a OF sW. "a; and lots one y, two
(2J. three (3), four a., five (6l and six CO.. con-
tanning two hundred and ninety-eighr and sixty
four one-hundredths (29S.64) acres Of land.
Together with the appurtenances.
Terms OF sale-Cash in gold coin Of the United
States; 10 per cent payable 10 the undersigned on
the fall of the hammer, balance on delivery of
deed: and if not paid, unless for want Of title
Uen days being allowed for search), then said 10
per cent to be forfeited and the sale to be void.
Acts Of sale AT purchasers expense.
HENRY q. CAMPBELL r....
THADDEUS 3. KENT, AfuS'ees'
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.
BORN

BORN.
DEGRILLE-In this city, December %, 1895, to
the wife of Fred Degrille,
KELLY-In this city, December 80, 1895. to the
wife of Harry NJ. Kelly a son.
JACKSoN-ln this city. December 81 1895, to
q son.
JOHNSON-In Golden Gate, December 80, 1895,
TO the wife OF Allin johnson. a son.
MINAKER-In this city, December 80. 1885,, to
the wife OF William T.. Mlnaker, commission
merchant, daughter
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued BY
the County Clerks Office December 80:
F. r. Donnelly and Henrietta Siemer. 29-21.
Ludwig Zobel and Marie Meyer, 2S-32.
j. w. Mclean and Dagmar Valleen, 1915.
E. s. Butler and B. Ella Luchsinger, 1928.
L. Mcdonald and Catherine j. Halpin, 3O-24.
w. F. Fagerberg and Hattie j. Harmon, 30-2S
b. Heummann and Belle NJ. Stencki, 29-21.
j. Herman and Louisa Mcmahon, 31-27.
p. Jacobs and Agusta Brunckhorst, 3S-26-
Charles Patten and Vaeria Emmai, 500.
II. NJ. Scarritt and Bertha l.. Cole, 26-26.
p. j. Garland and Mary Conaty. 27-26.
j. NJ. Tomiinson and selma Diamond, 42-S3.
F. w. Swindell and Maud F. 5. Earl, 35-2S.
p. L. Hanratty and Elizabeth 5. Brown, 23-lS
NJ. Cancolo and Pietrina ValanZoa, 26-22.
A Christopherson and Marie Borg, 1913.
st. John G. Fell and Mary L. Schwartz 22-l7.
Herman Cohn and Ida Keskell, 27-l9.
William G. Lyon and Matilda Planer, 30-27.
Arthur E. Cozzens and Virginia Bitterly, 2I-1S.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

PEGIN THE NEW YEAR
- IN YOUR OWN HOME.
BALANCE EASY.
An elegant modern house of 6 rooms and BATH
large basement, substantially built, elegantly fin
ished and complete in all details see them to-day;
they are open for inspection; English cottage
houses, California st. corner Second ave.; take
sacramento-st cars; prices reduced to close out
tnoSe unsold on special terms
EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
638 Market st.
EINE IM,yyZEsTMENT,
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
MUST BE SACRIFICED.
Soz5o-Two handsome modern flats Of and
rooms and batn on Pierce St, Page rents for
SouU per annum; recently reduced from S67 50;
lot 25x106:3.
EAsToN, ELDRlDGE & CO..
638 Market st.
I,sr T BDEvIsADERo ST., NEAR PAGE.
$6000-Handsome2 2-story bay-window residence
OF rooms bath and base ment; in good condition;
iot ZoxlO0 feet.
EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
638 Market st.
10 CENTRAL LOCATION.
JUST THE PLACE FOR TEAMsTER.
near Howard and 11th; cottages on w. half Of
lot: E. half of lot vacant; street bituminized
duced from $500 0S to close SI up an estate
63S Market st.
a IN THE WESTERN ADpITIoN.
RECENg -, ,EDUCED FROM $500.
ssOO0-4 queen Ann cottage Of rooms and
bath on Waller ST.. near Webster; lot 25x137 6
only few blocks from Market ST.. this is very
EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market st.
W. NEAR j Al ! ii'7rH AND DOUGLAS SITS.
Good pair of fats of and rooms and bath:
only years old; lot 25xl25 to rear street; rear
taOa hp ia
per month. EASTON, ELDRiDGE 81 CO.,
63S Market st.
L FOR HOMES
FOR INVESTMENTS.
ALL BIG BARGAINS.
S0ZOU. mr.. Fillmore 25xIS7:6 IS it.: this is an,
exceptional bargain, and must be sold
this week.
GCSOO A FINE ROADHOUSE SITE
DLCUU. with nearly 200 1t. frontage on the
Ocean House road, near the new race
tract
0OCSO CLAYTON ST., Mr.. PAGE, ONE
DZZOU. block from the Park Panhandle; 25x
1868 ft.; recently reduced.
NCOOO TWO LOTS. NORTH SIDE OF 21ST
sDAUUU. ST., near Noe; 25x114 #: must lie
sold; bank about TO foreclose.
n17S0 WALLER ST., Mr.. CLAYTON;
ID L I w. choice location; 25xlOo it.
OJEnO BLOCKS FROM THE PARK:
sDlOOU. north side of Carl ST.; 25xl37:6 feet
01C5O 18TH ST., NEAR NOE. 25x114 FIT. !:
pILOO. this is prospective business property.
o7OOn SANCHEZ ST. Mr.. ALvARADo;
DIOUO. 25x105 it,; street graded and severed.
G7S0 NORTH SIDE OF 18TH ST., NEAR
ID OU. Castro; only two blocks from Market.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market st.
TOR HOMES AND INVESTMENT-F FRUIT
Dn. mi rIrnnt Gof,c QA
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MARRIED..

COLE-SKIDMORE-In this city, December 20
1895, by the Rev. Father Prendergast l. H. Cole
Of Los Angeles and Mae Skidmo-e OF san
Francisco.
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A TO ACRE CHICKEN RANCHES On 10
I years credit. D. H TWING Sonoma City .CaI.
In ACRES, 800: MORE SAME PRICE; PAY
lO able So a week. without interest; level valley
land: railroad runs through the tract: the best
bargain in California; secure home; you will not
miss the 81 a week; will be worth $5 10 81.
WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $40 Market st.
CEND FOR OUR LIST OF ORCHARD HOMES
- for sale. WOOSTER & WHITTON. San Jose
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ESPARTO TOWN AND COLONY: ONLY 3OR
~ hours from the bay: the most equabe climate
next great development of ctrcpower; equal to
Folsom; a part OF the Rancho Canada de Capay
Grant,; unquestonably the earliest and finest
fruit nelt on the coast and superior to any for di-
versfed farming; about 6OO acres. in 2O-acre
farms, surrounding the town: town already con-
tainS large brick blocks fine hotel, fine high
school building, water works, artesian pure and
soft; desired purchaser purchasers to take the
whole interest OF present owners in the colony lots
and town property, in lump otherwise, at shock
ingy low figures: it won't cost much TO examine;
Is an irrigation canal on the land. Apply TO GEO.
u. FISKE d CO., w Woodland, Cal.
DARGAIN-4 LOTS; SITUATED BETWEEN
- Frultvale and san Leandro, suitable for
chicken-ranch for $500 cash; cost over double
326 McAllister st.
y 1900 acres; 80 miles from this city; S. P. sta
ton on the place: well fenced; finely watered
good buildings no better Grass land; will be rented
70 reliable tenant cheap. j. I. PETERS, Mills
building.
E'OR SALE-CHICKEN RANCH FOR HALF
u price on account OF other business. Address
box 81, San Mateo.
u N. ID. sICKELS,
THE
LAND AGENT.
SALE AND EXCHANGE OF country property a
strict speciality 5000 propositions); most reliable
Best systematized LAND OFFICE in America
S1S Post ST., bet. Stockton and Powell, 5. Z.
l.
w privilege OF buying small ranch OF 40 or 81
acres near city; must have some stock and i'm
provements: rent reasonable. Address B., box
131, Call Office.
ORANGE BLOSSOM COLONY,
" OAKDALE, SIANISLAUS Co., CAL
Beautiful young orange groves in tracts OF acres
and upward, lying along the Stanslaus River, two
and half miles from Oakdale the principal station
OF the Southern Pacific Railroad on the line between
stockton and Merced. The Stanslaus and San
Joaquin Irrigation Company's canal runs directly
through the colony and the property has per-
petual water right.
We prepared TO sell portions OF the property
either unimproved or already planted to Washing
ton Navels Mediterranean Sweets and Maltese
Bloods. The property is under the immediate
direction and care of experienced hortculturst,
who has received diplomas and medals at eight
different county fairs in the State and for small
consideration cares for the orange groves for non
residents.
A high and dry country, with a perfect natural
drainage system. All kinds OF small game near by
affords excellent sport for hunters
Prices for land, including perpetual water right
ana planted to orange trees $176 per acre. Unim-
proved land with fully paid up water rights. $40
per acre. Terms: The purchase price payable in
six annual payments, without interest; title per-
feet and liberal discount for cash.
For further particulars, maps and catalogues ad-
dress
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market Street.
san Francisco. Cal.
Or f. 7. KNEWING, our representative.
Oakdale, Cal.