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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

TBirth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published.l
BORN.
FRALICK-In this city, September 8. 1895, to the
wife OF James II. Fralick, a daughter.
MURRAY-In this city, September 5, 1895, TO the
wife of John Murray a son.
THOMAS-In this city, August 81, 1895, to the
wife of George Thomas son.
SWETr-In Alameda, September 5, 1895, to the
wife of w. A. SWEET son.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OIOS GREAT BARGAIN: FRUIT. Ca DY
j 10. cigar and stationery store near Baldwin
and Golden Gate Hotel. BARRETT & CO., $751;
Market st.
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GILT-EDGE CORNER.
VI $4lO0-Choice, coy cottage on corner of Chat
tanooga and Sd sts; open to-day Tor inspection;
car-line passes the door; street bitumnzed; can
be convened into business property at any time
small outlay; part cash. Apply to TOBIN d
MCNALLY, $50 Market st.
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TO EXCHANGE.

TWO CENTRALLY LOCATED CITY PROP
L critics, value $4,000, mortgage $4,000 rent sS5
per month, Tor one piece city properly of same
value and mortgage. Il. NJ, box 81, this office.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISER ENTS
OFFICE=f435 PARK STREET.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
DOR SALE-LoT IN FINE LOCATION: ALL
Il streetwork done, with neat cottages rented at
500 per month: price $2250; lot 100X1I0: house of
Ia rooms a bargain: terms to suit. E. d. JUDD,
1924 Park ST., Alameda
GO10O GROOM MODERN COTTAGE: Lot
sDAfOO. 50x15O; good location: cost $500.
Apply 1912 Railroad ave., Alameda
a 0TS0 LOT 4OxI5s; MODERN COTTAGE
" w. of rooms and BATH sunny side of
niacadamized street; $500 down and $50 per
month.
S3OOO-Lot 5Ox14O; on macadamized street; q
story house of 6 rooms; $500 down and $50 per
month. Apply TO JAS A. LEONARD CO., 1854
Park ST., Alameda.
S70O LOT boxl5o.
$2OOO-Lot 5Ox115: cottage OF rooms and
bath: stable; sunny frontage; 500 cash, balance
$25 monthly; No. no.
$2300-Lot 50xS6, with rooms and bath; $50
cash, $40 per month; No. 127.
$1500-Lot 55xlO0: cottage rooms; part cash;
No. 1919.
Houses to let in all parts of Alameda, so and
up For bargains in Alameda property, see the
Alameda Land Company, 1900 Park ST., corner
Santa Clara ave-. Alameda.
QJ0O CASH, $50 PER MONTH; LOT BOX
ID IOO 100; modern cottage rooms and bath;
blocks from station; $1,000. No. 654.
500 cash, $25 per month: lot 33:4x150; new 2
story house rooms and bath, 2 blocks from sta
$1O6 cash, $50 per month lot 85x1bO: modern 2
story house rooms and bath with barn block
5000 cash, $50 per month: lot 81 :2x1Os: elegant
new cottage rooms and bath; $S1OO. No. $40.
$500 cash. $40 per month; lot 33:4xl40. elegant
2-story house rooms and bath, i block from sta
$1,000 cash $50 per month; lot 4OxI5O; fine 2
story house rooms. and bath, 2 blocks from sta
ton; $6500 No 1913.
Houses to let in all parts of A ameda Apply to
Il. T: MOREAL: l432 Park St, Alameda:
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CALOON FOR SALE; FSTABIISHFD ID
- years, doing a large and profitable business;
trade principally transient this is a chance of a
li1etlme; owner must go East 10 attend business
interests do not fail to examine at once; you will
not soon hear Of such chance again. Address
;. w. B., box ZOE, Call Office.
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GALOON FOR SALE WITH FIRST-CLASS
- fixtures, stock cash-register billiard table and
trade; entrances at 532 Montgomery ave. and 6l3
Union ST. Apply on premises.
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07SO BROOM COTTAGE AND LEVEL
ID ~. lot, 25x100: one-half block from Mis-
sion st. electric road baryain
Diagrams and full particulars of
JACOB HEYMAN,
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> SINGLE EXPRESS WAGONS, 1 DOUBI r.
- truck and goodwill of trade: stand cor Bush
and Sansome SITS. J. c. FREDERICKS, Owner
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

/ OF 25XSO NORTH SIDE OF TEHAMA ST.,
IL bet. Third and Fourth: front house Is rooms
rear house rooms. Apply On the premises, 24S
Tehama st.
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BERKELEY real ESTATE.
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phin Boat Club of San Francisco, I started
on my voyage through the nautical city
sheltered in the cove. Having visited the
ark home of James s. Hawkins, who was
elected director general of the fete, ga
Night in Venice which will occur on the
Sd of August, I then invaded "Kickers'
Camp" occupied by Tom Boardman and
Charles Wood. Mr.Wood has been elected
secretary of the coming fete-champetre.
We were then conveyed to the Dollart, oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hume, and
passed by the Mignon, where Rob Tobin
and DR.. Williams reside.
The Octopus now hove in sight and is a
queer combination of discarded Mission
street cars, in which Mr.. and Mrs. McNeal
and family live. Then proceeding to the
Atlantis we found the genial hosts Gus
Newau and Laurence Hawkes., entertain
ing their neighbors from the Wigwam, the
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed,
Robert Swails and the Misses Swails. The
Bohemia is jolly home, and its gay
dweIlers, Dave Mclaughlin, Walter Crowell
and Pete Sloan, sometimes make the well
kin ring. The Minnehaha is occupied by
DR.. Pancoast and family, but the banner
ark for fun and frolic is the Boreas, owned
by Charlie knight and others.
Alter visiting the Argonaut, where Sam
Boardman and S. G. Pardee put up for the
season, l left the floating village and
climbed to the south top terrace of the
peninsula. What an inspiring view OF
mountain, sea and islands can be obtained
st this point Sausalito basking in the
sunlight lies to the west, while further on
the Goloen Gate is visible with its incom-
ing and outgoing ships.
"But whose cozy little home is this?"
asked, pointing to the only cottage on the
west side which oyerlooks Richardson's
Bay. "That, my companion replied, ''be-
longs to Edward a. Rix, but it is occupied
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this season by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sher-
wood" Belvedere contains about hfty
homes, and the dwellers are like one big
family and are ever on the alert to create
some new sport which tends to increase
their friendship. No stores are found
within these sacred precincts and no
saloons. "Mrs. E. J. Benjamin lives in
continued, "and the next one-that pala-
tial structure-belongs to G. O. Perry,
cashier of the Colum bian Bank"
We wandered down the winding road,
and such beautiful hooks shaded by the
Hye-oak treesl The handsome residence
owned by Alfred S. Moore is used this
season by DR.. Tucker Of Oakland. A. s..
on high bluff, while TO the north the
home of William P. Harrison can be seen.
This season Mrs. Logan and her daughter,
Miss Wilbur, are keeping a private hotel
in the spacious house owned by Mrs. w. l..
Morgan. Attorney William T. Baggett
has new house in course of construction.
Looking upward where a mansion
adorned by turrets and spires glistened in
the bright sunlight, my companion said:
as. J. Fusenot owns that house and the
airy residence Just below it belongs to p.
J. Stack, but Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Webster Dor
eey live there this summer"
Then we discovered a pretty red-topped
dwelling among the trees, and upon inquir-
ing learned that Mr.. and Mrs. }. D. Max
well lived there with their little daughter
Elsie, who manages launch so cleVerly
and often runs up the bay with her COM
paaions as far as San Quentin Point.
The quaint and elegant loghouse on the
middle terrace, which is owned by Mr..
Hume, is occupied this season by Mr..
Lichtenberger of San Rafael. The prop
srty Of Hugo Keil, cozy little cottage
nesting under the trees on the water ter
race, is the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Walkington for the summer.
DR.. M. H. Logan and family have a pic
turesque house, which is half covered by
trailing roses. From here most exhila-
rEatlng view can be had OF the Raccoon
Straits, and at night the lights of distant
Berkeley cleaning over the waters weave
themselves into fanciful figures when
viewed by the dwellers above.
10 see Belvedere is to become enraptured
With its beautiful walks, unequaled boat
ing, delightful climate and its excellent
seach for bathing. The marine view at
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SPRING VALLEY WATER.
Annual Election of Directors-Outla
Exceeds Income.

Annual Election of Directors-Outlay
Exceeds Income.
At the annual meeting of the Spring
Valley Water Company, held yesterday
the following named were elected director.
for the ensuing year: Charles Webb How.
ard, Charles Mayne, S. G. Bigelow, G. w
Beaver, Alfred Borel. A. w. Pierson and
Homer S. King.
The election of officers will be held to
day, and it is probable that the present
officials will be reelected.
From the report of President Howard il
appears that during the year the com.
pany's income was 81, ,6S3 COZ 80; that the
operating expenses were 1868. .3s9 %; taxes
$94, GA SO; interest, 1854, ,lS9 70; dividends
$702 900; making total outlay of 81, 700
l43 65, and showing u deficit of S16,540 rs.
The report also shows that on the 1st o
last June there were 5000 vacant houses in
this City, but that during that month
there was gain of 140 houses.
1t was decided that in the future the an.
nual meetings shall be held on the second
Wednesday in January, instead of the thirc
Wednesday in July.
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FRUIT GOING EAST.
The Yield of Fresh Fruits Has WAR
ranted a Daily Train for the
East

The California ventilated fast fruit SER
vice has been given sudden boom by the
orchardists. For week or two the fruits
have been rapidly approaching adoles-
cence and the growers foresaw large crop
ready for immediate shipment. Requests
came in from various places to the South
ern Pacitic's freight department for more
cars of the new ventilated type and the
railroad men responded by putting on a
daily train to the East to carry off the
cream of the fruit crop.
Tuesday night the ninth train of fourteen
cars loaded full of fruit left Sacramento for
the East. Last night train with still
more cars and a much heavier load went
to Chicago. Other trains will leave nightly
with similar loads of peaches, apricots,
cherries, pears, etc, for Eastern markets
where prices for fruit are high. No change
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this point is unsurpassed and will greatly
enhance the effect of the coming spectacu-
lar performance. This carnival will ex-
ceed in splendor last years effort, as all
are striving for its success. There will be
pageant parades of boats decorated with
japanese lanterns woven into fantastic
pictures, and the dwellers on the land will
rival those on the arks in presenting costly
and brilliant illuminations Two bands
have been engaged to discourse music al
ternately on bay and shore, so that the
dazzling peninsula and rejecting waters
will appear like fairyland to the thousands
who will behold this radiant scene.
T. b w
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ABOUT sunny BELVEDERE.
A Visit to the Romantic Scene
of the Coming "Night
in Venice."
AT HOME IN ARK AND VILLA.
Where Many Society People Rest
and Recuperate in the Sum-
mer Months.

Belvedere, terraced by winding roads and
turreted by domes of beautiful homes, is
like an emerald setting, which adorns our
magnificent harbor. To visit this en-
chanted nook is seeing Naples with her
boat-dappled bay, islands and regal Mount
Nesuvius reflected on the sun-kissed shores
Of the Golden Gate into perfect picture
Of Belvedere with her islands, stately
Mount Tamalpais and ark-decked waters.
Leaving the ferry at Tiburon 1 stepped
into small boat and was rowed across
Belvedere Bay TO the picturesque peninsula
mile to the west. After partaking of a
bountiful repast on the ark Dolphin, owned
by J. L. Sale and F. H. Triebel of the Dol
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Club Affairs,

The third anniversary OF the I. Y. G.
was celebrated last Tuesday afternoon,
when an elaborate luncheon was served in
the clubs banquet-hall, the entire mem
bership being present. An enjoyable time
was had Several notable features were
presented, including the distribution OF
souvenir photographs of two of the most
active members. The menus were prettily
decorated IN the club color. Among the
guests were: Miss Brennan, Miss Mich
OILS, Miss Gay and the Misses Bradbury.
The twentieth anniversary party of Cali
fornia Parlor No. l, n s. G. W.. will with
out doubt be something to be remembered
by those who are fortunate enough to re-
ceive an invitation, for tomorrow evening,
at Odd Fellows Hall. From the extensive
preparations being made the party will
ecli pse anything California has ever given.
The hall will be beautifully decorated for
the occasion, under the direction of Frank
Z. Pratt. The committee in charge of the
affair are: w. d. Shea, chairman; J. P.
Dockery, HI. Lachman, Frank w. Marston,
II. +. Pernan, T. III. Stable, William Stan.
iels, II. Stern and ]. B. Stovali.
A pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of Miss Maud Carleton, while visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. R. Hatch at their residence, 230S Har-
rison street. last Thursday. The evening
was enjoyably spent with games and
music, after which the guests repaired to
the dining-room where refreshments were
served. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. R. Hatch, Mrs and Miss
Buttle, Miss Gwinn, Miss Hattie Gwinn, Miss
Flood, Miss Neale Flood, Miss Jennie Loomis
Miss Maud Carleton Miss Alice Converse, Miss
Isabel Converse, Miss Della Shipton, Ellie
Carleton, Charles Bell. J. 1. Johnson, c. r.
Stanley, Fred Hatch, Wesley Hatch.
Liberty Post No. 1873, G. A. R., will hold
an open meeting and social, to which COM
rades and friends are invited, tomorrow
evening at their hall at 20 Eddy street.
The following officers of the Oleta Club
have been elected to serve the ensuing
term: President, t. Hendricks; vice-presi-
dent, t. Davidson; recording secretary, J.
Tiedeman; corresponding secretary, #.
Karg; treasurer, r. McCullogh; financial
secretary, ]. Billings; sergeant-at-arms, L.
Urbaise.
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Society Personals.

Society Personals.
Mrs. John S. Hager and the Misses
Hager are expected to arrive from Japan
in about ten days. They will then join
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Hicks at Redondo
mer will be spent.
Edgar Miner goes to Castle Crag this
week as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Crocker.
Mr. and Mrs Carey Howard of Oakland,
Miss Belle Lacey and Miss Burnham have
returned home from a trip to the Yosemite.
Mrs. Horace Jackman and her sister,
Mrs. Arthur II. Barendt, are in Salt Lake,
Utah, for the summer. They will return
toward the middle or end of August
Mrs. Harry Jones will leave for Europe
in September, accompanied by Miss Laura
McKinstry.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Campbell and Miss
Grace Campbell have left for New York,
where they will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Robinson have re-
turned from an Eastern trip.
Mrs. W. B. Bourn and the Misses Bourn
are at Santa Barbara for the summer.
Mrs. H. NJ. A. Miller will spend sew
eral of the summer months in the Napa
Valley.
Mrs. w. c. Payton and Miss Payton OF
the powder-mills, Santa Cruz, will spend
the present week in this City,
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Mays have returned
from Lake Tahoe, where they have been
spending fortnight's vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bianchi Jr. (nee
Gandolfo) have returned from their honey
moon trip and taken up their residence
temporarily at 2111B Jones street in this
City.
Judge NJ. Cooney and his daughters, the
Misses Agnes F. and Teresa B. Cooney,
have gone to Highland Springs.
Mrs Elizabeth Payne, Mrs. Perry and
Miss May Mathews are at the Sea Beach
Hotel, Santa Cruz.
Mrs, f. H. Stable, wife of Lieutenant
Commander Stable, is convalescing slowly
after a severe illness.
Albert Hess, who has been in Portland
for several weeks. returned on the State of
California.
Mrs. J. J. Weeks, Mrs. L. B. Holcomb
and Mrs. E. I. Berry are spending the
summer at Camp Weekesberry, in Mill
Valley. Master Bert Holcomb furnished
delicacy for the table a few mornings
since in the way of pair of cottontails of
his own killing, the first to fall before his
rifle.
Mrs. A. H. Kaplan, from Ell Paso, will
remain over the summer with her parents
at Gil Taylor street.
Mrs. Friedberger OF Stockton is staying
through the summer at the Versailles.
Mrs. E. S. Aronson and family from
Seattle will remain during the summer at
the Versailles.
Mrs. George kellner and her sons Leon
and Syrian are spending the summer at
Gilroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sperling have re-
turned from their summer outing at Santa
Barbara and are at home at the Versailles.
After her sojourn at Lake Tahoe Miss P.
M. Nolan joined her friends, Miss L. A.
Field and Miss l.. Montpelier, on trip to
Santa Cruz, where they will be entertained
by Miss J. Fisher and Miss X. McQuaide
at the Sea Beach Hotel.
Mrs. ]. w. Czinski and family from
Visalia will remain in the City over the
summer, stopping at the Versailles.
DR.. T. H. Morris has returned from Jack
son and the Big Trees.
Mrs. Cohen and her daughter, Clara, of
Albany, Or, intend to make their home
with Mrs. Sig. Strauss, 1852 Leavenworth
street, and will be at home On Tuesdays
and Fridays.
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band, w. H. Stone, was there and testified
that the last time he saw the dog was
about O'Clock in the morning of the day
it disappeared. and it was then following
the defendant.
No other testimony was offered, and the
Judge dismissed the case on the ground
that nothing had been offered to prove
that the defendant stole the dog. So Mrs.
Stone has lost her pet dog and $40 gold
niece
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will be made in this arrangement until the
fruit crop is fully harvested.
The average weight of fruit in venti-
lated car is p 900 pounds and the average
return to the orchardist is from $1,000 to
$1,000. The railroads get 81 25 a hundred
pounds for transportation to Chicago,
which is done in 120 hours
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MRS. STONES PET DOG.
The Case Against Warren Hunter for
Stealing It Dismissed.

Warren Hunter, the printer who was
arrested for stealing Mrs. Sadie Stones
pet dog after it had swallowed $40 gold
piece, appeared in Judge Lows court yes
terday.
Mrs. Stone wa, not in court, but her hus-
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Builders Contracts.

E. Probert with Gardner & Boyden, carpenter
work etc. on frame building al NE corner OF
Steiner and Grove streets; $562I.
Emile Heller with j. s. Mackay, repairing on
buildings at 3l4-316-3l6- 320-322-324 Turk street;
$36l0.
Andrew Norm with Robert frost, to erect one
story building w line of Diamond street, rs s
Of seventeenth; $l750
John Horstman with Miller & Beck, to erect
two-story brick structure on Sc line Of Bryant
street so " of Fifth: 1928
George HI aas with Robert Smile, 10 erect three
story building on line OF oFarrell street. ll2.6
L of Octavla; $5650
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MOVEMENTS IN SOCIETY,
What People Who Are in the
Swim Are Doing in the
Country.
ATKINSON RALPH NUPTIALs.
California Parlor's Coming Ball-In-
teresting Engagement An
nouncements.

At the residence of Mrs. K. Ralph OF
Alvarado Miss Kathryn Ralph and Mr.. j.
w. Atkinson were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Mcclure of Oakland, in the presence OF a
small number of relatives and friends.
The bride has lived in Alvarado from child
hood, and has won the esteem Of all who
know her. The groom is superintendent
of the Alameda Sugar-mill, located in AL
yarado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson took the after
noon train for Los Angeles and other
southern points, where they will spend
their honeymoon. On their return they
will make their home in Alvarado.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ella e. King and Everett W. Gardiner,
both of this City.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Louise Jurgens, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Jurgens, to Mr.. H. D. Hartje.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
PALACE HOTEL

Z HOTEL.
d r Fl Terhune, Jan Jose
It III Walnut. Ohio
G Thompson. Ohio
] h Moore, New York
+ Allen, New Zealand
+ kirkpatrick & W, Cal
o Leich, Germany
l. Il Watson d. w, Soledad
q ] NJ Kilgore & w,Toronto
o Miss Stevenson, Menlo
A Hunter, Glasgow
HOUSE.
7 Nj Wright, San Jose
G I Brown, Sacto
K Il Barnes, G Rapids
+ II J Finger, = barbara
+ B Chandler, Elmira
q Mrs II G Ysncey, Newmn
II T peckham, San Jose
Mrs G J Gidcings, Visalla
d r S Cantine, San Jose
o l. B Palmer & W, y Jose
, HOTEL.
{ ~ Pfeil, Baltimore
! Mrs T Wehr, Baltimore
Mrs G A Orr, Baltimore
Miss Gartha, Baltimore
n G II Jackson. Woodland
a G L Kingsley, Tucson
Mrs + ] Stumm, Benicia
] A Dunn & W, Brooklyn
Miss L A Dunn, Brooklyn
r Z Jackson, Amador
A II Har., n Y
Mrs l. Aaron. Sacto
J A Brown, Sacramento
l. J Gates, Eureka
/ Miss Gates, Eureka
@ r G. Joseph, y Y
J G Jones, Sacramento
e J Stanton, Los Angeles
Mrs ! A Harper, Stanford
q University
e Miss Harper, Stanford u
\ Mrs Froeb. Stanford INV
G France, Salinas
X FL Terhune, San Jose
) L w Cook, Millwood
l. J Madden, Modesto
y ID Ham & W, Napa
J A Crossen, Vallejo
Mrs A A Hutchinson, Sac
] Ill Laing, n Y
j K Clark, Sacto
w Schorn, Willows
b j. Ryder, San Jose
n J Heggie q W. Cal
IN HOTEL.
II middleton, Powld OK
20 MissM Mclaughlin, Kan,
w l. Tomlins, Chicago
es B + Louis, New York
G, A Johnston & ", Pa
Mike Lopez, Plttsburg.
IN Z p Keelcr. Philadelphia
X Lansen, Stockton.
G M Martin K W, Cal
Joseph Dav, Portland
TERN HOTEL.
J N Fisher. Santa Rosa
James A Barker, Ashlnd
III II Daniels, Redlands
Mrs Freeland, 81 Louis
Chas Sherwood, Menlo
b Burts, Chicago
M A Gunes, st Louis
Miss e sloan, Suisun
NJ l. Lucas. Los Gatos
l. B Babcock, Vallejo
James Martin, Chico
V L Lucy, Chicago
Mrs Love, Vallejo
OF bicycles has in the
edan enormous amount
a comparatively new
$4O7, 900, 900 in gold and
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South Cardinals wealth of all kinds il
estimated at $133, $50, ,135.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-18

The little State of Delaware might be
bought for $50, ,951, ,643.
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BALDWIN'S TALLAC HOUSE,

LAKE TAHOE.
THE SUMMER RESORT OF CALIFORNIA;
L 20 hours from San Francisco; more than 5000
feet above sea level; accommodations first class
and attractions unsurpassed.
NJ. LAWRENCE & CO.,
Lessees and Managers Tallac, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-18

In 1891 there were s4o7, 900, 600 in gold and
$59, 900 900 in silver.
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TAKEN DURING TIE SUMNER

RANCH IN THE COUNTRY: FINE Or
"A chard, house: modern improvements: home
comforts; terms moderate. Address w. o. j., Law
renee Station, santa Clara County, CAL