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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

NIGHT OF TERROR!
People Driven from Their Homes
by Forest Fires.
Several Passengers OF the C0llma
Rescued From the Sea.
Large Attendance Assured at the Illinois
bm0rA,i, convention Tomorrow.
GIN GOMEZ ALIVE


BrNdlurl, Pa, June I .- The FIR. Al Rus.
sell 'ily last night iruy- terror ~ ia.
h"Ari- 1T .su inhabitants At 10 o'clmk
= Hrirk west wlud faun,sl tina burning
undrrhrusn and urulnrk timber into a
"'.i msrr ~ ~" covering three miles In
with IT," iItnr" spread ~ RAPIDLY
That l"rIl" hat a. leave everything and
/ ran I" ,irAIiug two milr. distant.
""l""n with children ~ arms. phri.klng
AMI n"mnAulug thrlr fate. rAu att STUN.
h''"l 49, they "r'aisgi iritu the Dire. Many
""in"u tell exhausted aud were ,rAmplp4l
"n, hut all rrAch'sl the high land in
rAi"iy Nuthiug lr len IT the once hupt-
Iuc ltti" place Th- Northern oil com.
iHuy hAr twenty wells AMI u number II
lHhk- burning thrr' now, and Their. Ia NJ
abatement OF the fury II the Il ,mru. II ~
,mI"e-Ihl- a. rrtimAt. the lnrs The
"'-uir IrAilug L. ClArk'u mills are un.
u,Arr 81 'hmrr "a both rilrr ~ the road,
Hnd h"w lr"rlr whu live along the rei
'"nIi hAv" "rcAlcd ~ beyond rumIrrhrn-
r'"u, There n ~ communication ~ any
description With thu place aud ~ news
nhiA'uAl.r from there. bat there " no
i."Inl II every tang having been hurnsi
IN ia" Path - the tire, In, every avail.
"h" man IL uu, lighting tire. and there
Al" not halt enough, There IN ury in
every direction. aud all effort. IA check
ltr rrugrrs- rrrm fuulr.
tu"u Run. thrr- miles frim Russell
'h!, which War wI.d uut yesterday
M'"iu''u, Vac entirely uhlitrratel. The
rIar" contested Il twenty. asven build.
iuer, pump station, sch"ul house aud saw
mil A II Fowler. superintendent u
th" Northern uil company, aays that
Whll" IL" aud bur men were back firing"
rtn breeze irdm the wrrt came up like
image, AMI IA lrsr time than II tAkes To
tell 1t ia" tire wbr upon them. They ran
l" the town And aroused the people 10
q e" i"r their lives, AMI men. women and
clnIir"u made Wild race for the railway
station. n distance II tive mil-r. while the
tnm-r played havoc with all their be-
IwuHIncH,
The Northern company lost fnrty oil
Wells nj the place And large numl-r u
rer built t,r new wells About twenty
nv" tanks u oil were consumed.
The tire n, Ornahy IL raging more
h"rr-ly than ever. Thi- morning the
plac" II without water protection, anil
flames arr drvouriug iArg, Area ot
standing tml~r. Saw mills aud num-
b-i IT houses have been consumed,
r,li hr-.rr In hl"wiug and Their, IL NO
telling what the outcome will bs.
IN, nr,. r,.,.,r,,J At Kn.r,,. cr,.L i.
.,Il a.,....L 800.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

New York, June "A special " the
World from Havana zAys. "rh. world
correspondent, Ia able h, aAs-rt positively
that ,hr report circulated by the spanish
that General Maiimo Gnm-s, Cuban In.
rurgrut commander. waS killed at the
battle II iuc@i..dn-- Ri"s, IL untrue.
SAutlAg" In surrounded 10y r-lp,ls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

been huAl. HE call yesterday morning
Was wholly Unexpected. aud ale could
NJ, r"Nlis' 'ha' he would attempt such y
d"'vl although he hNI previously threat.
rn'-i - Nil him."lf uuIrsp H.. would
marry hm. while ~ ilr r,-,iu the ~.
r"rt"t ~as shown toe powder. huint hulr
n 10" rhect 4 tn- i,.l where ihr hnll,,
hal 20 -p,-i
FROM an tuet r"urcr the r-por',r l"arnr
that the breaking III vt the Engagement
rrrult'd fru.n informal .uu that Fl,kuy-i
vas paying court ~ another Then,
AgA'u,, IA" wa ut acc"I table T., VI urd
Mt PuulNrn, Who have Msurt am.
hlil"u- regarding thor daughter Mise
= huNN"u n - years Il ag,.a brunette.
aud II 'hurutug ufup Tier ,,ut'..
nance OrAmr with uu,uurcirus m,,iu.
gone, uH.I' uut" ~ 'rAciISr 10y a." m,.l.
"-ty ~ careful home ,u'iurr she ~.
copied the I-,.lliuu IT rchnul teacher ~
Bland T." du her rhAr. t"Nnri supuot,ing
the family john QnulNru, the father.
IL n mason hy trade aud H. nov 100 GAl
lur, ~hrrr y" hAr contract fr the con
"'ructl"u II W." church lrIur rfrr,-I
th"r" Mr- Pmullv"u ,- greatly rtr,~i
oN't the shocking ALTAR.
NhIlr 'h,. REPEATER wAn ~ ih. prrn, IF
'ii" tragedy, NU'tIn Cine + iuui made
All juNr-i lA'Iuu." tie ,A-r. aud SHORTLY
Nii"rSHr,,thr Wuu,i hr srrarriu and -u
rm" wa carefully iriuuN,.. Iua hack t..
rSm n 'b,. c,uuly nu. When. nr Il,,,.
'''""i"l tam u''H ,i'Ath 'u-u,rl NJ . %.
"'cI"ck ~ the rN'nug IL, ,Iurtnr hnI
~" boy" from 80" h"slurtug that the mAn
''uI "rrnI' iur natural rr.ul, IT such
wound Deceased MAJ - yrAr- uf s,r
and cam" irum =, tharl"-, Michigan. TO-
ArI 'r, Colorado, and thence h. Bland.
Wh"i" &c. ~H- IA ,h' rmrl,y ot Arthur
ll'ry Il l- r,d hr Wa-A unu,r oi !
I"mh"riy p"Nth wa-A u,uue ri TO-
10" "rrIh'' 'r,e~y
il.'s",.oN COB iHk Att,u,
I'll" following letter, WRITTEN 40 a -rl,ul. /
,rly haul Ir no Ia,--"rzi"u 4 Marshal
f,ruun:
blNNu, May -. "a.
MIR LAX" walrn
bear tr",d N-k you aud Mr.
Walsh I" sprAk fairly N tine matter H
/ a tH a..I
AMT cannot H." irAv,us hrr IA the world |
'" love and marry Anuih,r
Ga Thanksgiving eye. rhr prumIaai tn
i" my ~lir, gave her the riug aud W.
i"cli'sl upon February ~ ar ",uir ln> "
Tmrr were very quiet was not dom,
we'll And w. agreed (" Wait Awhil. She
-ad she would ~ h"mr aud hr true aud
"nstAu, I'll got better pay She wrut,
loving lrttrrr tur four - i've weeks AMI
h"t began W. neglect me went t. Al
huIu"rlu" May Eth, and You know how
Ia" treated me wrote tor tue ring. and
,"r,rriny rrcrIy'si uutr ~nirh irnd ~
'ull"ar: "Pi"A-- de- not WRITE L. me AMY
more; 4 y Il" will return your letter
UNOPENED. cSnuni Ind ll. ring. b-.
l"Nr Il hnT been stolen from me
AGSkS"
Nj WAlsh, l,lrAs, inform the undertake.
., TINT wirh t. l", buried ~ the Clothes
u"~ hnN" "u ll-Ar" take my ring Uhr
IA" hay" "rl, and z"ui It /" Mise De-.
'"rhln" Edwards, Appl"tnn, lllr
hhN" relatives ~ Michigan who wnul
'lN" ~" - .i"c"ut il,rAi II trl"eIAIhrd
h"m hut c"min"u InuI"r'r huN IL g",-I
'u""eh ior ne
Your humble acquaintance.
tANh FLtkINukK.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08
THE SANTA IL.
Interview with Receiver Walker on lhI
Reorganization.


Topeka, Has. June 4 Receiver Al.
lace +. Walker. II the santa ~, arrived
~ Topeka L. lay. when Ark,SI about
ia" reorganization Ani liz effectiveness h.,
aad
1.-The maj rity ~ the securities were
'i"I"rl,'si a week Az" aud the r-orgAniAA.
huu plan l"'cAuC effective"
"Will the reorganization he effected IN
Ter the laws II Kansas az Illinois," VIA,
asked
"lndrf ths lave ~ Kansas, moe, Ger.
tAlnly. Thlr Wac made IHssihls by the
law AH'''''I hy the state lrgiHlAturr last
spring authorizing the company a. Issue
preferred Hrrk THE reorganization
committee viii now prncrci Ia ,rgAniI-
q new c"uTAuy uni"r the laws ~ han.
zAS, AMI when foreclosure Proceeding
arr hinught I" rroi~r jupciur- the new
company Viii purchS-r Tia" property"
when vii PROPERTY b'' taken from ~
r-lvrrrhlrf'
~ cAnnnt ssy whether II will be- three
muuthr, ala mouths ~ = year"
knIn-tlmr age ! wAs truuhltsl with all
attack IT rheumatism, ! usssi ChAm'~r
lAin's Pain balm aud was completely
Cur~i ] hav" sine" AiyIs.ai many at ny
fri-nhH aud customers I" try the r-n-siS
AMI all -l~Ak highly uf II, SIAns Gulp
mua, HAn Lula R-y, Cal, For sale by
Thue. n burgess \ Sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

Tn. American beauty owes her press
tIg- moru Ia . clear c'nnIl.Ann than Ia
any other attribute. A cup 81 Parks Tea
viii enable anyone IA pos-1Ss this. u,
cl.ars the skin and r-mov.s pimpl-s and
that aallow, muddy l1ik, PsrkS Tea IL
us.-i by thousands ~ la.ii-s Ter the CON.
uI-x non, without being . eAthArtir II
cures constipation. Bold by Thos, H..
burgess 4 soa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08
Z va mrrrinI I,n,rI.r-

san Aui"mu. TrNA-. Irur The
injecting 4 o." pN'h hrnus. Convention II
ih" Travellers I.,t..'.. ,--.,t,tinu.
winch convened 90 infs, il!. murutr,
NAr made tie u..,-..u q = great lehman
-'r"'nr, -"y"rS, ,u.-,nI ,.a.,.r- bonn.
rr"r"ut lu addition n.l.. iJ lrlrrAtr-
To" Knight" Il thr ,rII. s,r. welcomed
?" san Antoine hy r,.-.l,n john
Knight. II lhr T'N,a I.,t-iur 4 ,l.. or
drt, Arl ~ tn. mN,.t of it....,, Aa.r
adir"- .'.s by -..,.rrI IT,, .f..r.,. ..,.,.,.
tu' precedent ut ~. .rrNn..,i,.u. L.iuA
L"". ct - L.ul-. iumaIy called the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

th" Aichi~nn, Topeka \ santa -. Trlas
Pacific snd rrco- Valley railway
Second ENrlrSiru trum A luuurruu.
west over the AtlAu'i. \ pauhr tstIU,,. |
Via Ptrs'"ii H. Phoenix ,ud the salt F.
uSrt valley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

W - hrrJNmIu, Il the urm Il yu.nl,
\ h"WNmlu, E,-t Ice N"g,s, II tu ,n,
,''y, AuI IL rrg,r,rr,-l at the Eur.rr.u
"" h'd Iht'" All "Si'Iuf, tr,iug r,r.u.
enc" "a the train. Jpl ~ ,hr train lrr
Wallace, hl,l" h,w."y~I girl bat,
l"al"-l FROM her muthrr's arm- and had
~. partly uut u att .leu.i siu,luw.
N'"n walter 'hr"" m- h,-" ball Jaw uu,
aui uHnh,'i ,h' uur.ru' Hi'l, ,tng TIA.
'.'~ N~gar R"u,lrmau -.a,u lAl the child
r"'rr"l} within Ne mother - arms. ami 10
r"~u'nlr' hr- scat r. ~. 10" recipient 4
many hlgh sud worth, ,umrlIu-n,a Mr.
l"nJNm,n'~ ii 4" ,u" city t- ,u talk t.,
't" lr"l rI"rtr regarding the hrrmcu d
tournament At santa b. DO JAS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08
The krmaie Moh lnkrr-em


The lrc,ur" Saturday night ~ the Ar.
m"ry hall hy Mra fr--mAn has been ia"
subject II comment ever since. with the
hAli c-ntury years that grace her br"H,
the frmNlr lL'h lng"ns'll has r.uu-mrut
II Language and purity 1T dicluu. Sb"
am" v"ry near I~rruS'iing her h"Ar-tr
IN the lngrrHulllAn I~rtrin- Il iAuuAtiuu
rud uthrr things, but the audience re-.
covered 10 -rnr''r ~hrn II again cam" IA
'uutArt with hrHvru'r refreshing hrr"lr-,
=" hell nor h-Avru' l-s, hath - thrm,
and 4" u"t forget II
TIE -tr-ss u IA" lAiy'r argument wAS
frrhly lAm un church AIEluru. Shr
,lAlut~i that H." ~"a!thy hav" thrrr
m"ury invested Va rhurrh"s Snd thrir
a,trihu,"~ AMI ~ -rott free Of tA,Atuu
on t~r other r'dr, ia" peer ,!rN,l who IL
trying I" rArs" little family IL taxed h.
Heath.
~ course, Ih" lady showed uo lrui"u,y
To- uu,A,~i, m,.IrrnrE"d Christianity
Jh- D,-~o,-r, saved u,- ARE
ST. &, tA,lnu",t", lrusslrr, BraNrrs.
vale, III sayr "lu ~ hug So
lr-'"y"ry | ~" MY hh' w. taxi.
Nth la grlrI- AMI rn-l all th. InS-
claur f"r nrl"- ah,u,t, hu' - ava ,ui
N.- gwen az AMI ttd .uh u.' ..,r
liayiLs nr hiuF's N,N discovery ~ '.S
St"''' ! S'ui trr h''hr ,ni l"san %, rrr,.
II AMI tIum ~" ui-l .l.,-. he gan I" l.,t
latter, AMI after usrnE thr" n,Iil's wac
M, Hui Alaut again II l- worth ~
weigh, "a gold W. won't k"'I, h,oiS. ~
II ~ without II " ,"i trAl huiilr NJ
Dr. 7 II burgess n N.'u'S, druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08
ApBREvIArEp NurKs !

There were 80 many nic. tnlkr from
Albuquerque on beard the excursion
train that. fnr tear II offending some une
10y omission, TuE CITnaS will only state
tina, each ar every "n", regardless IT
IA. Indictment weather, sI-ut y happy
time u, III" Fort, Sni n nrnei hoIns 81 3
o'cl,Gk this morning prlly we'll fsugurd.
Gallup, the thriving town in the west.
-rn r-ctinu ~ BrrnHlilIo county. sent ~
= i-lrgsiinn ~ about = hundr,sl II her
b.ri l~'oplr. AMI a.o"ns them we're lI.ru
" rn,t-i slt"s Marshal kuight aud
iApury sheriff iIu'h-ll, VII" w-r- al Gal.
lup an 'iiic'sl business and ~ho -tup-,l
home the IN ruling,
Tue Fire, Regiment iS "fieer~d as fol-
lows; 4, N. sal,mArsh, captain U. ID.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08
AFrKHA~,E rsssIuN,

nlr"urH'"n Political pr,hl-mp - thu
Ard rrr,"ur NJ" Carry laws, the d-S-ft
lAnd laws the HHd ryai-In and land laws
~ the luii,Si states I'AsturAg- lands
lnrcuHHiuu ~ inter stat" ami information
Al streams
Irrigation IN MsIIcn and Canada bS
delegates from th'~" cnuutnrs
Address on the legal aspects - irrigR
uou, rs Judge T.. T, Kinney, 81 'Ah
Elrcuun 1T uAti"nAl committee Aui
chWc- 1T mat convention city.
futHrH uAN 30 La
Report ~ cutnm,i-r uu resolutions
luv,tAtl"n- Ani rIrlAnAtnu- III pruInr
~ -hcuiSluur through New MrI,c" aud
Arizona
Inspection "f -ihilils fr"m New Mri
lc" aud Arizona
Cl"~lnR rIrrciE-I.
~ rHNinss IhshiuLrElh AfrHg rnK Al.
l"' HNSEsT ~ rms 'uAoEas..
flrr' EIcursinu- From AlhulurrIur ln
santa r., thsnr- returning. going down
the yAlry II the km GrAndr by daylight
I" NJ fa-', stopping -n rut- At s~urru
and Lac tIu'"T, At night froiD III PASn tn
P-cn- cay. lv,N-, then up tho valley oi
the Riu pec"S H. k~~rll by daylight; Via
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR CHAIRS FOR GIRLS HIGH
j. School.-ln accordance with resolution OF the
Board OF Education sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by the superintendent OF Common Schools
in open session OF said Board, new City Hall, on
SATURDAY, August 81. 1895, at IL O'Clock NJ.
for furnishing the said Board with the following
described chairs and delivering same in the hall
of the Girls High SCHOOL,
LA folding chairs, 1S or 10 inches wide.
400 opera chairs. 9 or 20 inches wide.
So sections of folding chairs in each 1S or 10
inches wide.
1852 sections of folding chairs in each, lS or 10
inches wide
300 cane-seat chairs for stage.
All chairs to be OF hard wood, solid or veneered.
Samples of all chairs offered must be submitted
at the office of the Board of Education before the
hour set for the reception OF proposals.
The chairs must be delivered in the hall OF the
Girls High School on Scott street, between Geary
and O'Farrell streets, San Francisco on or before
September 81 1865.
check in the sum of $780, made payable to the
order of the secretary of the Board of Education,
conditioned that if the proposal be accepted and
the contract awarded and IL the bidder shall fail
neglect to execute written agreement and give
the bonds required within six days after the award
is made. then and in that case said check shah be
forfeited to the said Board of Education. The
Board the right to reject anv or all bids,
any portion Of any bid as the public good may re-
quire. Blank proposals will be furnished by the
secretary on application. The parties to whom
contracts are awarded will be required prior to or
at the time of the execution of the contracts pay
their proportion of the cost OF advertising this
notice. GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same published.l
BORN.
FAUTZ-July 80, 1895, to the wife Of Henry
Fautz, son.
HAMBERGER-In Alameda, August IL, 1895,
to the wife of w. G. Hamburger, daughter
HESS-In this city, August 15, 1895, to the wife
of B. W. Hess, son.
McLANE-In this city, August 16, 1895, to the
wife Of Charles A. McLane, daughter.
wILSON-In this city, August 4, 1895, to the wife
Of J. F. Wilson, q daughter.
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MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oakland, August
IL, 1885, Henry Borneman and Elizabeth Mig
nola, both of San Francisco
DAVIS-BRISENO-In this city, August To- 1898,
by the Rev. Dr. Ollie, John Davis and Celia L.
Briseno both of San Francisco
EMERY-AKINS-In this city, August 10, 1892
by the Rev. DR.. Ollie, Harry Emery OF Elk, Men
docino County, and Ida Z. Atkins OF San Fran
cisco,
KELLY-DELL-In this city, August 10, 1888,
by the Rev. DIR. Ollie, Charles A Kelly and LIN
ME Dell, both of San Francisco.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN.

Suits for divorce were begun yesterday as fol
lows:
Mary ]. Wright against William Y. Wright.
Sarah E. Yerxa against Manson s. Yerxa-
Mary E. Madden against Henry A. Madden.
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TO EXCHANGE.

NINE TRoTTING HORSE YEARS OLD AND
Il side-bar top buggy in exchange for good upright
piano. NE. corner Flbert and Fillmore sts.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

G1G0O l1ox1oo; ALL FENCED; sw; COR.
DlOUO. .Ney and Craut sts.; College Home
stead Association.
S2750-1-story house rooms; lot l1OxlOO: NE.
cor. Ney and Marshall sts: College Homestead AS
ISOLATION.
s250-50x1O0; lots 81 and %, block 81, City
Land Association, adjoining new race track
grounds. CHAs c. FISHER, 5o7 California st.
prick BUILDING BUSINESS PROPERTY
ID on Market ST.; rent $1,000 wear.
Corner Pacific ave. and Baker ST., 55x137:6 IT,;
sISe sianysa &, bet. Carl and Frederick sss
5Oxl27:s #. on Jackson ST., overlooking the Pre-
sidio and bay; 5000.
Two modern houses, OF 8 rooms each, at Park,
25x137:6 IT.: electric road passes houses price
$4,000; make offer.
lsO feet
Lot on Duncan St., bet. Noe and Castro; 25x114
Cottage house, 1887 Dolores ST.: rooms and
bath. basement: 25x9c feet.
Apply to G.. G. BEMIS, Real Estate and Land
Agent, 1924 Montgomery street.
CHEAP PARK LOTS FOR SALE-32D AVE,
~ between Clement and Point Lobos ave. one lot
near Sutro power-honse; St, between $50 and
8 lots; nearthe beach; 9th ave-, bet. Point Lobos
and Clement. Apply to G. S. CAPP q CO, Alb
Montgomery ST., Real Estate Agents and House
Brokers'
HOUSES BUILT Sl5OTO 1878 A ROOM; CALL
IL and examine plans. 1l49 Mission st.
IA ILL EXCHANGE LOTS, SOUTH SIDE OF
w park, for residence not exceeding $500: diff
ference in cash. Apply 1115 Bryant st.
T EVEL LOT; STREET DONE; ONE BLOCK
il from Mission ST.; worth $780, will sell for $3.50
at once. 9 Powell ST.. room 8.
NOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT. 1923 TREAT
i ave-, bet. Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth SIS. :
25xl12:6 feet; splendid chance to buy home
Inquire on premises.
NEW COTTAGE, IN RICHMOND, 1 BLOCK
IN from Geary-st cars and 20 minutes ride to
Kearny ST.; rooms, bath and modern improve
ments; lot 25xl00; beautiful garden: sewer: will
be sold very cheap and easy terms owner COM
PEELED to move. Address Richmond, box 46, Call
C1 o0O COTTAGE; 4 ROOMS; IN BERKE-
D lOUO. ley: lot 5ox125.
$45O-Rough house; 2 rooms; lot 40x1O0; $40
monthly.
$75O-Lot 5OxlOO; near station.
Other houses and lots all over town.
CHAS A. BAILEY,
46 Market ST., or Berkeley station, Berkeley.
0OO0 PLOTS, 25x1OO, ON 5TH AVE, NEAR
,DOOO. Point Lobos, and on Tenth ave-, near
California Apply owner box 81, this office.
9 F. CITY LOTS: 800 UP. TERMS $40
-. down, SIS mo- THE MCCARTHY Co. 646 Mkt.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 50, post
age free.
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fNHE JOSEPH A. LEONARD COMPANY ARE
offering great inducements to those desiring
homes in Alameda. They have on hand number
of modern homes in size and price to suit all
corners; easy terms if preferred Send for their il
Illustrated catalogue, Figures and Facts,' which
contains valuable information for all who intend
purchasing. Main Office 1854 Park st, Alameda;
branch, 10 Montgomery St. San Francisco.
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DARE CHANCE; CORNER GROCERY AND
H bar; Western Addition; full stock Oppos-
ton: only $500: value $60n; sickness cause: no
agents. Call 81 Oak ST., downstairs.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


G1SO0 Is ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED,
eptCUU. at Los Gatos, pay difference for city
property bargain, 140 acres fine land Alameda Co.,
IA mile from railroad. l. G. SCHARFF, 1S Post
DROPERTY AT HAYWARDS FOR SALE,
l. rent, or EXCHANGE for Oakland or San Francisco
property; new Groom cottages; all modern I'M
provements; barn, tank, ETC.; lot 95x46O; full-
bearing fruit trees; convenient to cars: fine loca-
ton: bargain at $4,000. Address w NJ. MANN,
Third and Washington sts., Oakland, Cal.
a. < PER ACRE-12sO ACRES TIMBER LAND;
epC Kern County. W., box 8, this office.
DANCH FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE FOR
LII improved city property; Containing over 100
acres: improved; located two miles from Napa
City r. R. depot. For particulars address h. K. ST.
box 81, this office.
THE NEW ENGLAND COLONY OF CALIFOR-
than ever before offered, and not likely to be re-
peated. We court a thorough investigation of our
plan, our location, our soil, our transportation
facilities. Our lands exceedingly rich, pro-
grain and vegetable grown in the State of Cali
fornia. Our location Is beautiful; our climate
healthy. Those who really want home that is
attractive, pleasant and profitable can secure it
with us.
We own this tract of land; in fact it has been
our home for over thirty years, and we have de-
cided and determined to develop q community
that will demonstrate the highest possibilities OF
We own the lands and some of US live on them
and will continue to live them and make our
homes there, that will be called home by our
children, and we are entirely content to farm the
neigh bors who wish at once to have schools and
churches and readng-r rooms in their very midst.
Therefore propose TO see to it that those who
make their homes with us have the kindly advice
and friendly assistance necessary to their success
Call on or address WILSON & REID
Room 10, rotunda, Mills building.
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O1OO CASH, $50 PER MONTH; LOT 3Ox
- lUU $50; modern cottage rooms and bath;
2 blocks from station; $4,000. No. 654.
500 cash, $50 per month: lot 33:4x150; new 2
story house rooms and bath, 2 blocks from sta
tion. $4,000. No. $40.
500 cash, $50 per month; lot 35x 1905 modern 2
story house rooms and bath with barn. 1 block
from station; $4,000 No. $50.
5000 cash, $50 per month; lot 7:2x10S: elegant
new cottage rooms and bath; $500. No. $40.
$500 cash, $40 per month; lot 33 :4x140: elegant
2-story house rooms and bath, block from sta
ton; $4,000. No. SOS.
$1,000 cash, $50 per month; lot 40x150; fine 2
story house rooms and bath, blocks from sta
ton; $500. No. S33.
Houses to let in all parts OF Alameda. Apply to
n. P. MOREAL. 1432 Park st., Alameda.
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ZINE SALOON; 10 FURNISHED ROOMS:
i good business: splendid location; fine bar
room. ]. REIDY. 10 Sixth ST.
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NOR SALE-HARNEsS AND TRIMMING
i shop in town OF Oakdale, 80 miles from Stock
ton: good trade: plenty OF work; stock snd fixtures
at cost; for young man this is good opening.
address GEORGE a. GOODELL. Oakdale. Cal.
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Q.0000 GROCERY AND BAR; DOING
tDOUOO. good trade; good corner. G., box AS,
call Office
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w ANTED = AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN AS
W partner in firstclass, newly .fttsd-up store in
in meat. poultry and deIicacy market; will clear
500 per month TO each; best of location; small
rent; capital required, $3.50. Address c. R., box
go Call Office.
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D XNcH AT GOVERNMENT PRICE.

An unprecedented opportunity for young man
of energy to acquire large and profitable ranch
well adapted for farming and .stockraising:, also
well located for dairy purposes, being near a large
creamery which pays out each month from $4,000
to $4,000 for milk. This exceedingly favorable OPP
portunity will be offered for few days at little
above the Government price per acre on lOngter
payments Address HOMER WILSON, room 10,
rotunda Mills building, San Francisco.
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nor SALE WELL-PAYING CSC -RESTAU-
i rant; no agents. Address GEORGE HER
MAN, Postoifice, san Francisco.