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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18
SHARPG GWATHNLY REAL ESIA1EAGENTS 96NA|N 81

OR REW Z.
Cottage at Virgin Beach.
Store II Union street.
House 50 Queen street,
Houses on Bermuda street.
House l6i Eonsh street.
House Avenue A Huntersville.
Ounces ami sleeping apartments on
Granny street.
ROW OF new houses 2. A. avenue OK.
tonded.
No. Loyall's lane.
Offices on ground door, s6 Main atraet
fttei TO suit applicants.
New house. riverside, rooms and
stable q stRlis), Sl2. 50.
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The Industrial aud General Trust. Limited. OF
Limited. Of London In lianl. ard Sir Henry
John selWin lbb.tson, Leopold Salmons ana
Harry Frederick Pollard, trustees plaintiffs.
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By Leigh, Bros. Phelps, Il, al Es;ate Auc.ioueep
IL Bank street
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The Nitro hosphlto Syndicate, Limite of Lol-
don, England. ava Charles Coudett trustee, ans
Nithac! laIl eli, uuauts,
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1t Is certified that the bond required OF tho
'Onln's 'iuncrs III this ease has been given
apll-I,s JUNU'S A COZ tSN,E T. T.
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iioMMlSSloNERS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE on GRANNY STREET
EXTENDED

Pursurant TO decree Of the CORPORATION Court Of
the Sliy OF Nor. ok, entered March ~ 1893 mud
pctooer Jlst 1875 respectively IN the suit of Wood-
mouse ana others ". Jones aud others in cham
eer!l III tad court pending shall sell at public
AUCTION n The N,riolk Real Estate Exchange No,
ITO Mah street, Norfolk, Va, on
TUESDAY. THE 2ad DAY OF APRIL. 1895. Ar
l2OCLOCk H.
'he real estate in the bill aud proceeding. men.
,Vn'i as yet not sold and disposed OF OF which
Joi"h l. Jones died, seized aud possess ID incl -
ushs tnn dover interest of MARY A. Jones hin
Wiuow therein consisting OF lots of land living On
ueea anu wcs sid Of Gran3y street extended
III tic SAID city of Norfolk. Va. numbering II III
~ ~ 10 To- Il, Is. H. 20. %, "a o. 20. o. IS % ii
anu o. AS appears by plat thereof Z, he exhibited
On nay oi sale aud which may DO seen among III,
paiyls III sll cause or ut the Office OF either ono
TRIMS: One-,hird TO be paid in Ssh one-tbirt
'h SIX AMI the residue in twelve months from tbs
ga! o' sa,c, tho credit payments TO bear lnier,ss
hv'u stu day, the purchaser to give nrro isbla
no i"i i've deferred Payments and the ttle In Io
'alhi until the further ord, Of the court o. as
'he option OF purchaser, all cash.
FLOYD HUGHES.
A. y. SELDNER
Special Commissioner.
POLLA KID BaOS
Auctioneer4
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AUCTION SALES -FUIUIeE DAYS

bJ Pollard Bros, Real Estate and General Aue-
tioneers, 9j Main street
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REAL LNTAlE AG,:NIS.

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AMUSEMENTS.

IA Legal Wrong" was played again at
the Clunie Opera house last night
| Everything went more smoothly than on
the first night The play is presented
well throughout 1t is mounted excel
! lently, and wins deserved commenda-
| tion. The shipwreck scene is very real
I istlc, and has the curtain sent up upon it
two and three times in response to the
/ plaudlts Of the audience. "A Legal
| Wrong" is version OF the Red Pock et-
| Book" and we incline to the belief that
IL Is an improvement upon the original.
prettier, neater, more entertaining,
and altogether enjoyable show under can
vas has not been given in Sacramento
| than Gentry's dog and pony exhibition
now tented at Fifteenth and VI streets. 1t
is marvellous. this training of these sixty
animals; but almost as wonderful is the
patience OF man in training them. Ger
tainly harShness has not been a
method with Gentry. 1t is easy
10 see that kindness has been the
means employed. The whip is carried.
but rather as signal wand than a weapon
to inspire fear. There is not dog or
pony in the lot that does not manifest it's
affection for the master and do what is
given it TO do with ready pleasure. We
have seen great many exhibitions OF
trained animals, but not one in which
there has not been clearly seen the evil
dences OF cow and fear among the dumb
| brutes until Gentry came along with his
pretty show. 1t is difficult TO decide
which are the more clever, the dogs or
the ponies. Opinions divide among the
audience on that point, but there is one
verdict that is unanimous. namely, that
Gentry'S entertainment Is everything
promised by Its management, and IL
may be added that is a notable
instance of the show exceeding the
expectation of even the very imagi-
native. We have no hesitancy whatever
in commanding it one of the neatest,
most pleasant, wholly Objectionable
and thoroughly entertaining tent eXhibi-
tions that has ever fallen under our notice.
There will be matinee performance this
afternoon at and an evening perform
ance at s O'clock. BY invitation of Mr..
Gentry, the children OF the orphan asy-
ium will attend to-day'S matinee
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BEHRlNG SEA FISHERIES.

Two Vessels, One British. and the
Other American, seized.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. Captain Hooper
of the revenue cutter Rush to-day re-
ported 10 the Treasury Department that
the British schooner +. 3. Marvin was
captured on September I'd for violation of
the regulations of the Paris Tribunal of
Arbitration governing. seal fishing in
Behring Sea. She was sent in charge OF
prize crew to Dutch Island Haroor,
Alaska, and turned over to the British
vessel Pheasant.
The American schooner Louis Olsen
was captured on September Sd, and, in
charge OF Lieutenant Dunwoody, was
sent 10 Astoria, Oregon, with directions
that she be placed in charge Of the United
States Marshal there.
The british schooner had on board fire.
arms, and The American schooner had
shotguns and had no license. Both were
within the limits Of the sixty mile zone
about the Pribylotf Islands.
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Who infest the market and are the means Of
robbing sick people OF their money, and what
is of still greater consequence of not un-
frequently aggravating the complaints under
which they labor. 1T is an act OF duty we owe
to society to warn the people against these
dangerous frauds. A little care on tie part of
ton by bearing In mind these facts: Never
buy where it is offered in bulk lin kegs or
Jugs, as the genuine Hostetters Stomach
handsome steel-plate label displaying the
combat between ST. George and the dragon,
and having at the bottom a miniature
note of hand tor one cent bearing Il
facsimile of the signature OF the Presi-
dent of the company. over the corA is
metallic cap, on which is impressed the
name of the article, together with medal
lion head in the center. Any person selling
the counterfeit Hostetter' Stomach bitters we
shall not hesitate to bring to justice. as we
evenr f1al TO convict.
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HAVANA, Oct. 1.-Following close up
on the loss of the Spanish cruiser Bar
castegui, sunk in collision with the Span
ish merchant steamer Mortera, off Mora
Castle. at the entrance to this harbor, at
midnight on September 18th. comes news
of the wreck and probable total loss of
the Spanish wsrship Cristobal Colon.
second-class cruiser of about 1000 tons
displacement and about 1000 horse
power.
The Cristobal Colon formed a part Of
the feet of Spanish wsrships detailed to
watch the coast of Cuba to prevent the
landing of filibustering expeditions. The
cruiser carried four 12-centimeter Hon
tori guns. two 7-centimeter guns and two
rapid-fring guns. Her crew is estimated
at 200 officers and men.
The station of the Cristobal Colon was
the waters about Cape Antonio, off the
western extremity OF Cuba, her COM
mander having particular instructions to
watch the Gulf OF Corrintes and Guadiana,
south and north of Cape Antonio.
The disaster occurred OF Colorado
Point, in the Gulf of Guadiana, south of
the town of Mantua, province of Pinsr
del Rio, near which territory Havana Is
bitudtoU. ne eXaCl OotallS nave HOL y OF
been made known, but, so far as can be
gathered, the facts are as follows:
For some days cyclon1c disturb bance
prevailed. The Crlstobal Colon appears
to have encountered severe weather OFT
Cape Antonio and TO have put into the
Gulf of Guadiana for shelter. There she
tried TO ride out the fierce gale and heavy
seas. but was slowly driven toward Colo
RADIO Point, off which there is danger
GUS reef.
When the commander of the cruiser
saw that he could not make headway
against the storm, he attempted 30 anchor,
according to report, but the anchors
would not hold, and the cruiser was
driven ashore.
Another report has 1t that the Cristobal
Colon ran on reef at night, when her
commander believed her far enough of
shore to stem the force of the cyclone.
In any case she ran ashore IN most
dangerous position, and with heavy sea
running. Everything possible seems TO
she was finally abandoned as helpless
wreck, pounding herself slowly to pieces
on the Colorado Reef. some Of the or ew
SWAN ashore and others reached shore by
means OF pieces of wreckage and in boats.
All were saved.
The commander of the Cristobal Colon
reached Mantua to-day. He would only
say that the CristobaI Colon was driven
ashore on Colorado Reef, owing to the
violence of the cyclone. and it Is probable
she will prove 4 total loss. Efforts, how
ever, will be made 10 save her guns.
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Real EsInte transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
\. NJ. Fay ct ux. to Susie E. Herndon
East half of lot I, NJ anG n, Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets.
Rudolph Wittenbrock et TX. to Laura
Gessner.-West half OF lot I, and X,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
Rudolph Wittenb brock ct ux. to Minnie
Weil-East half of lot g. and K, Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth Streets.
w. A. Gamble by Commissioner to
Hugh Casey-Twenty-three acres on
Riverside road; IS.
Mrs. +. 4. A. Nichols to John J. Buck
ley-Block. A ana North b, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets; $50.
John Foley TO Kate Foley-North half
of lot and all of lot 6. 2 and @, Eleventh
and Twelfth streets.
A. +. Carlson to Arch MenZies-Lot /.
block 5, Highland Park; SI25.
y. G. Ruggles ct ux. to j. r. Olsen
Part of Swamp Land Survey LOB. l5S
and l59
e. &. Wright ct ux. to Mrs. Fanny
Sulllvan-West half of lot l, J and X.
Iwenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
streets.
Catherine Deenning to Mary Cullen
Lot Ii, east half lot 10 and south 80 feet of
lot II, block 4S, Folsom.
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ernor Greenhalge. Afterward a recep-
tion was held in Memorial Hall, at which
the new students met the officers of the
university. 1t was thought this would
kill any feeling for excitement in the
coming class.
Only a few punches we're given on the
grounds, and Harvard Square was very
quiet. About 10 o'clock faint cheering
began in the yard, and soon the yard was
filled with college men and others. The
rushing began and was kept up until a
late hour, very little attempt being made
to stop it. y member of the faculty was
in the yard looking on.
This is the first organized rush in over
five years. The result will probably be
the shutting down on freshmen athletics
by the faculty.
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BRIEF NOTES.

After hearing the testimony yesterday
in the case of the two Sesma girls, who
are accused of purioining ring from NJ.
Heyman's store, Justice Davis took the
case under advisement until to-day.
Nike Murphy. whose occupation ap-
pears TO have been rolling "sleepers" in
the Plaza, was yesterday declared by
Justice Davis to be vagrant He will
be introduced to Sheriff Johnson's rock
nilA to-day
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

w. A. Mackinder of st. Helena is visit
ing in this city.
DR.. E. III. Mckee of Elk Grove was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. a. w. Barrett of Los Angeles,
wife of Adjutant-General A. W. Barrett,
Is in the city on visit
Miss Ella Sherburn and Miss Edith
Ebert have returned from Pacific Grove.
whore they had been spending the sum
mer.
Mrs. S. B. Smith, Miss n. M. Carver,
Mrs. }. l.. Huntoon and other ladies OF
this city are in San Francisco as dele
gates from the local unions to the annual,
session OF the State Convention OF the
omen's Christian Temperance Union.
the session being held at the halls of the
Y. Nj. &. A.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

just east of the city. between here and
Brighton, on the Monte Vista tract. The
girls story is that as she was passing the
Coombs house on Sunday the young man
induced her to enter the house. No other
members of the family were home, and
he took advantage OF the occasion to
assault her. She says that despite her
cries and struggles young Coombs over
powered her.
The victim Is said to be. notwithstand-
ing her age, rather weak, both physically
and mentally. Mrs. Allen, who is
widow, swore to complaint against her
daughters assailant. and Justice Henry
issued warrant for his arrest.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Edward +. Purser. SusanviIle;
S. g. Lines, New York; j. III. Ruther-
ford, Lexington. KY; c. II. Hand. Butte;
Nathan w. Blanchard, Santa Paula; a.
j. Hechtman. Los Angeles; Chas. Gun
ningham. Ukiah: J. w. Thompson, Oak
land; Geo. Borthwick. Buffalo; c. Hol-
man, A. II. Wilson. F. c. Chinn. VIM.
Harris, W. B. Corwin, W. A. Mcintyre,
VIM. S. Barber, Geo. E. Mcguire, j. b..
Stanford and wife, L. G. IUen, w. h.
Norway. G. w. ST. Clair, Jas. Peterson,
Frank NJ Prindle, l.. l.. Bromwell, AL.
Murphy. San Francisco; j. S. Selby. A.
GreeninRer San Jose
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y eeK,S FafIurea-

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency re-.
ports 10 failures in the Pacific Coast
States and Territories for the week ending
September 9th, as comparedwith q for the
previous week and 10 for the corresponds
ing week Of 1894. The failures for the
past week are divided among the trades
as follows: Two saloons, l glassware, l
livery, l black smith, 2 groceries and
liquors, boiler maker, dry goods, 2 CON
tractors, fruit dryer, hotels and l COM
mission merchant
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Ohio Silver democrats.

COLUMBUS (O.), Sept. 30.-The silver
Democrats of Ohio will conduct a fight
for the white metal during the State
campaign, in spite of the declaration of
the state onvention in favor OF the single
gold standard. There WAS a conference
OF prominent free silver men in the party
at the office of Allan W. Thurman here
yesterday, at which this course was de-
termined upon.
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Proud of Them.
[From the RedIands citroororh

ITIUII VIIt tIeuIaHus CItrograph.
Both the Sacramento RECORD UNION
and the Bee did themselves proud on the
occasion of the late electric carnival.
They were in widely different styles and
both were so good in their way that no
comparison can be made. We are proud
of both of them.
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LITTLE FIRBBUGS.

The Father of the Gould Child Wants
Others Arrested.
Roy Gould's father docs not believe his
six-year-old son set the two fires last
Saturday WITHOUT having been prompted
thereto by older boys. The child says
that two others were concerned in the
dual arson act with him, one of whom is
colored.
Mr.. Gould has declared his purpose of
having these boys arrested so that the
guilt may be placed whore it belongs.
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Democratic Vacancies Filled.

The Democratic delegates from the
First Ward met in r. NJ. Clarken's office
last evening for the purpose of nominat-
ing candidates for School Director and
committeeman at the meeting.
Ira y. Roble was nominated for School
Director, and Larry w. Farrell was
elected Committeeman.
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1.-The Fate of Republics.''

On Wednesday evening, the 9th. Rev.
Anna ii. Shaw. the noted lecturess, will
will speak on the above subject at the
Congregational Church. Tickets are on
sale at Hammers drugstore, the Cooper
music store and Purnell's bookstore.
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ALLEGED CRIMINAL ASSAULT

Serious Charge Made Against Youth
Named Frank Coomus.
\ youth named Frank Coolnbs is ac-
cused of having criininally assaulted a
20-year-old girl named Dora Allen on
Sunday last.
The Coombs and Allen families reside
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Horse and Buggy Stolen.

A lady named Mrs. White, residing at
Brighton, reported at the police station
last night that her horse and blackboard
were stolen from where she left the rig on
l. street. between Tenth ana Eleventh.
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Fire In Indiana.

OsGooD Ind.), Sept S0.-Fire to-day
destroyed the st. Charles Hotel, S. NJ.
Smiths drugstore, L. Bell's meat mark ct
two barber Stops and many smaller
buildings. Loss $4,000; insurance un-
EpOWn
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DANGER IN THE USE OF SLANG
Experience In Brooklyn Shows Peril
In the Word 'Rats.''

| Experience In Brooklyn Shows Peril
In the Word ''Rats.''
| A new illustration OF the dangerous
confusion that often is created by the
| prevalence OF slang is furnished, says the
Brooklyn Times, by the following incl
| dent:
A professional rat-catcher went to a
fashionable club on Tuesday evening and
at midnight he had bagged fifty rats.
With the fifty living rats in bag-for
this professional scorns to kill rats on the
premses-he left the fashionable clu b
and started home. Then appeared an
! unknown policeman, who said
Where are you going?"
None of your business" answered the
rat-catcher.
$50 that's your swag," said the police
man, sarcastioally tapping the bag with
| his club.
Mary swag" said the rat-catcher
"What have you in the bag, then?'
| II ere we come to the first crisis OF the
story, for the reply was -Rats" The
policeman then punched the professional
for what he, perhaps reasonably, regarded
az his lmpertlnence. Moreover. he
grabbed the bag and thrust in his in
Qulring, official hand. Here comes the
second crisis OF the story, for at least
seven rats grabbed that hand. The po-
licenan yelled and shook Oft the rats and
the other forty-three leaping from the
bag the street was soon full of rats. The
poor policeman, with rats TO the right of
him and rats TO the left of him and rats i'll
ali indefinite vista before and behind
him. fled into the night.
This is not the iirst time that slang has
indirectly created confusion in the
world. The rat-catcher had no suspicion
that the policeman would take his eX-
planation amiss. This is the trouble.
the slang that creates dissatisfaction is
generally used unwittngly. May the
present picturesque warning be needed.
The record-union., 1895-10-02

Sir Henry Irving in u recent speech to
the Savage Club reminded the mem bers
that the old race OF tavern-hunting,
jovially impecunious Bohemians had
gone forever. If this is true England has
at least a long line OF past lovers of good
things 10 look back upon.
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sCRApPED AS OF OLD.

s.Bidody Monday Night' at Harvard
University Rejuvinatod.
BosroN, Sept. 30.-"BlooGy Monday
night at Harvard has been rejuvinated.
Tonight the sophomores and freshmen
rushed and scrspped as of old. In the
early part OF the evening reception was
held at Lander's Theater. Addresses
were made by President Elliott. Pro-
fessor Norton, Rev. DR.. Norton and Gov
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THE HARTMAN CASE.

It Was finished and Given 20 the Jury
Yesterday.
The case of the Travellers Insurance
Company VS.. e. Hartman was resumed
yesterday anu given to the jury in the
afternoon. 1t involves the question of
whether the general agent had authority
to allow Hartman to give credit in writ
ing insurance, and the company claims q
large sum due on policies not collected.
The jury was still out at late hour
last night.
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One part of the science of living is to
learn inst what our responsibility is. and
let other peoples alone. e.-Harriet Beechor
Stowe.
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SPANISH CRUISER LOST.
Another Warship Wrecked on the
Coast of Cuba.
WAS DRIVEN ASHORE ON A DAN
GEROUS REEF.

Announcement Made That Canova's
Cabinet VIII Pursue a Moderate
and Humane Policy as Regards
Cuban Affairs-Amerfcan Neutral
1ty Taken as Evidence of Friendli-
ness for the Spanish Nation.
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Signal Corps scores.

The following scores were made at the
last pistol practice shoot of the Signal
Corps at the Twelfth-street range:
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ST. 5oo-A very cheap piece of property. Eot
S0X160. corner Nineteenth ana q Streets;
fair old house and board fence. rms lot
would subdivde easily and would MAKE
good corner for building houses to rent.
Sl6o0-l717 Twenty-fourth street. Lot
40Xl50; house OF rooms; $500 down,
balance in monthly installmentS. This Is q
bargain.
SI,s0o-I117 Twenty-fourth street. Lot
40XS0; house of rooms,
S1,SO0--620 Sixteenth street. Lot 3oXSO;
house of rooms.
s., ,OOo-502 NJ street. Lot 5oXS0. with an
ell 15X40 10 Fifth street; house OF rooms.
S2.000-13o7 L street. Lot 4ox160; house
of 8 rooms.
S2,500-24O1 o street. Lot 4ox16o; house
of rooms.
So, 5OO-l3I5 Fifth street. Lot 20xSo; house
of rooms.
S2,650-1406 street. Lot 40x16O; house
of . rooms.
S2.650- 1910 l street. Lot 40x160; house
OF rooms.
S2.80o-2305 P street Lot 4Ox160; house
OF rooms.
S3,oOO-S27 Nineteenth street. Lot 4OxSo;
house of rooms.
3,2o0-1124 street. Lot 4OxI60; two
story house.
s3,25G-11l4 G street. Lot 4ox16o house
OF six rooms.
S5,76o-61O L street. Lot 4ox16o; three
houses.
s4,0Oo-521 NJ street. Lot aox16O; two
story house.
s4,26o-l5I6 o street. Lot 4ox16o: two
story house.
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TIE CRoCYER-EUFFMAN LAND %
WATER COMpANY'S

irrigated lands at Merced, in the very
heart of the State, under splendid
climatic conditions, with the free
use of water as an appurtenant TO
the land, for sale for interest Cniy,
for five or seven years, at the choloe
of the purchaser. eventual settle
neut on the land and cultivation,
dating one year from date of pur-
chase. being made incumbent upon
the purchasers.
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NotarieS Public.

Governor Budd has appointed the fol-
lowing Notaries Public: John Bray and
+. b. Mather, Fresno.
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REAL ESTATE. ETC
EDWIN /. ALSIP & CD.
Real Estate Dealers and
Insurance Agents.

1915 Fourth Street..............Sacram
Mills Buildfng............,...... Fran cisco
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THE CAPAY VALLEY LAND COM
pANY'S lands

are located in the rich, fertile valley
In the western portion OF Yolo Coun-
ty, California. They are splendid
fruit lands, in one of the earliest To-
calities of the State, and range in
price from S25 an acre upward, and on
terms of interest only, for five years;
that is to say, for five years the pur--
chaser pays interest only, at the end
of which time the purchase price be-
comes due. The object OF these terms
is to give the purchaser an oppor-
tunity to pay the purchase price out
OF the proceeds Of the land. Cultiva-
finn is renuircd of al purchaSerS.
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TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY'S LAND DEPARTMENT

can supply any seeker of inves estment,
or any home seeker, with any variety
of land desired, at lower prices and
on more favCra BILE terms than can be
had of any other landed proprietor in
California.
The list of land for sale in this De.
partment embraces bodies OF from
ten to thirty thousand acres, or as
small subdivisions az may be desired
in the form OF five, ten, twenty or forty
acre tracts of irrigated land.
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University Checks Signed.
Beware of Counterfeiters

Governor Budd has signed Universit.
checks aggregating SlS.695 DO.
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A5- Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Matter on Sunset Colonies. 1t is inter-
estfng reading natter. Has fine cuts.
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SUGAR PINE FoREsTED LANDS IN
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA,

in large or small quantities, will be
sold for interest only for five years,
, the purchaser agreeing to protect
the lands from all depredations. The
n forested lands of the Central Pacific
a Railroad Company and the Oregon
81 & California Railroad Company enl-
"a brace the best and most accessible
la timber land 10 be found on the Pacific
e. Coast. They offer special inducs-
ia ments fer speculative investment.