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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-28

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WEEKS RECORDS FOR THIS CITY.

There were ninety-six real estate loans
made during the week ending SATURDAY.,
October 20, amounting to $33S, 62l, as
against. S273295 for the previous week
The principal amounts loaned were the
following:
BY the California Title Insurance and Trust
company, $1,000 to John &. and Nancy Shea
for one year at per cent on property on the
west line OF Masonic avenue, 800 south of Waf
Ter sueet, l5OXlS6 :3; by Louis Bee, $25 900 to
MARIE r. Newiands on property at the south
west corner of Stockton and O'Farrell streets,
- ;oXS2:6; by the Pacific Loan Associa ton
SI4,Ooo 10 Katie NJ. and Annie Butler for six
years az per cent on property on the north
line OF Post street. 113:6 east OF Devisa dero
2ox11O; by the Hibernia Savings and Loan So,
set eiieGty, $1,000 to Charles D. Root at
west line OF Fourth street, 275 south
east eaz. q OF Mission, east 34:415, southwest
Dusenbery, 100000 to Julius Platshek Tor five
years, at per cent, on property on the north
west line of Market street, 252:11I southwest
OF MGA All t a5xi00; by the German Savings
Marie Planet for one year, at z per cent. on
property on the east line of Stockton street
south =, east 62, ETC.; by the Humboldt Savings
and Loan Society, $4,000 to Augusta L. Ohm
until January o. 1897, ct z per cent, on prop
erty on the south line of Geary street. 90
west of Stockton, 81 :6x137 IS and by the Re-
gents of the University of California. 500 600
to Edwin Danforth for five years, at per cent,
way and Battery, 70x137:6.
The releases from mortgages recorded
during last week numbered forty and rem
resented $129, 293, while those granted the
previous week amounted to 500, 100. The
most important were the following:
BY the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society.
$4,000 on the property of Julius Platshek, on
the northwest line of Market street, 2521I%
southwest of McAllster, 75x100 by the Hum
boldt Savings and Loan Society, $1,000 on the
property OF Augusta L. Ohm, on the south line
of Geary street, 900 west Of Stockton.
27:6x137 IS; and by the German Savings and
Loan Society, $1,000 on the property of Isabella
Mayors, on the east line of Fillmore street
50:412 south of Pacific avenue, 30x112:37s.
There were sixteen builders contracts
placed on record, representing a pledged
outlay of $47, $40.
Deeds were recorded the past week to
the number of 100.
AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALES.
Next Saturday Easton, Eldridge & Co.
and William ]. Dingee of Oakland
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHT AND PROGRESS
An EpitOme Of Sermons Of the Week
ThrOughOut the Land.

FolloWlng Is summary of the principal
sermons, recently delivered in the United
States and Canada by the leading CLERGY
men, priests, prelates, religious teachers
and professors of the Christian faith. In
ev cry instance the full text has been care.
fully read and abbreviated:
FOOTPRINTS
A man who gives out of him nothing good.
or brave, or noble, leaves behind him nothing
but the path that he had trod.-Rev j. II. Bar.
rows, Chicago, Ill.
THE OLD WAY.
The world needs the old gospel preached in
the old way. 1t was good enough for the dis
ciples and should be good enough for us-Rev.
DR.. Goodwin, Congregationalist Chicago, Ill.
MoDEsTY.
The extreme bloomer bicycle costume and
the extreme decollete evening dresses are fruit
OF the same tree-immodesty. Women's high
est ideal is pureness, gentleness and modesty
Her noblest sphere is homc.-Rev J. w Jones
Methodist, Baltimore, Md.
WORK.
Slow work is the only sure work. 1t is not
by noise nor by dynamite that the kingdom
OF God is to be advanced. nor by loud explo-
sions but by slow, sure expansions-Rey.
Owen James, Baptist, Nashville, Tenn.
PUBLICITY.
The newspapers are the great institutions of
human judgment which reveal to the world
IL
Every man ought to be willing to have the
light turned on and his every action thor
oughly scrutinized.-Rev. E. S. White Pitts
burg, Pa.
SYMPATHY.
There are those who never take a stone out
OF the way, never put any light into darkness,
nor any comfort into sorrow. But there are
those, too, who have much of the milk of
human kindness, whose hearts are tuned to
the key OF tenderness, whose faces beam and
scatter sunshine.-Rev. w. H. Moore, PreBby-
terrain, Doylestown, Pa.
UNIvERSALIsM.
The only way to realize the grand dream of
the ages. universal spiritual fellowship, is to
surrender sectarian names and claims and re-
establish religion on foundation principles and
aims that are strictly universal. When this
mas been done by the special religions there
will arise the Free Church of the World.-Rey
Dr. Martin, Universalist, Tacoma, Wash:
UNREST.
There is disease in human nature which
longs for change and which agonizes over its
own desire. The world of fashion is an ever
varying kaleidoscope. The world of literature
IS longing for the latest article on the latest
fad; the world OF religion is looking for the
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REALTY MARKET EEWEW
COMPARISONS OF TRANSFERS IN
THIRTY-TWO LARGE AMERI-
CAN CITIES.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK.
BUILDING SUMMARIES COMPARED.
AUCTION SALES-GENERAL
NOTES.

San Francisco real estate continues to
increase in interest for home sites as well
q for purely investment purposes. Con-
trary to conservative predictions, pro-
voked by temporary lulls and the usual
business reverses which must be expected
in prosperous as we'll as in duh periods,
City and country real estate values will
advance from this seasons estimates.
In glancing back over the first ten
months of this years work in this City in
all its varied commercial and industrial
enterprises and its physical development,
the verdict is: 1t will be a brilliant year,
and in most instances the business as rep
resented by dollars and cents will show q
marked advance over the results of 1894
The banks of the City are in a very
sound condition, their resources having
been increased considerably.
Our manufacturing establishments have
employed more hands than last season,
and the total value of the products will
show clear gain over that of the preced-
ing year.
So far as the physical signs of growth
and prosperity are concerned the City has
several large and handsome buildings and
many hundreds of beautiful cottages and
more pretentious residences to point to
which Will swell this years total invest
ment beyond that of last season
The fact is that California suffered less
from the recent strinEency in the money
market than any other portion of the
United States and her good name abroad
is bearing practical fruit.
There arrived in the City during the past
week gentleman from London who rep
resents one of the strongest money comb
nations i'll England. Careful inquiry leads
to the conclusion that he desires to secure
country property to the amount OF several
thousand acres in one lot. Be this as ii
may. he had become interested enough in
this City and State to come across the
water to examine properties here through
the representation of one of our enterpris-
ing real estate agents, made in the British
market. Should this project prove sue
cessful 1t will precede a new era for the in
vestment OF foreign capital in this State
STATISTICS OF TRANSFERS.
The American Land and Title Register
has compiled statistics of real estate trans
fers in thirty-two large American cities for
the months of July and Aurust, 1895, and
a comparison of those months with trans
actions during the month of August, 1894.
The statement herewith given shows the
percentage of increase and decrease as
compared with August, 1894. The estimate
indicates an aggregate increase in twenty
cities of 732 per cent, and total decrease
of 244 per cent in twelve cities. leaving a
net increase in real estate transfers of ass
per cent, or an average of Is per cent for
each city. The tabulation in detail is as
follows:
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

STEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM Era.
- Broadway wharf, San Francisco 1872
follows:
For Mary Island, Lorng. Wrangel. Juneau, Kill
lisnoo and sitka (Alaska), at A. N. Oct. 3, II,
Nov. l. 16, Dec. l, 10, 81.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. c., Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma Everett, Anacortes and New
Whatcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash), A. NJ.
Oct. 2, Z, u, II, %, ", and every fifth day
thereafter. connecting at Vancouver with the c. r.
r. r., at Tacoma with n. p. Z. R., at Seattle with
q. n. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka Arcata and Fields Landing (Hum-
boldt Bay str Pomona, p NJ, Oct. 30 Nov. 8, Z,
IL Is, 10, % 27 and every fourth day thereafter.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon Cayucos,
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo) Gayiota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro East san
Pedro CLOS Angeles) ana Newport, A. M. Sept. 70,
80 At 8 A. M, Oct 4, 8, II, 10, 20, "a, % and
every fourth day thereafter.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harfori
(San Luis Obspo), Santa Barbara, Port Los
Angeles, RedOndo CLOS Angeles) and Newport. IL
M, Sept. "a, 20, Oct. q o. 10, a. 18, o. 26, 30,
Nov 8. 7, H. Is, 10, rs, 81, and every fourth day
thereafter.
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, La
Paz Altata and Guaymas (Mexico), str. William
cite Valley, 1G A. M 18th of each month.
Ticket Office, Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOODALI, PERKINS d CO., Gen1 Agents.
10 Market San Francisco.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Arrived.


SUNDAY, October Of.
Stmr Whitesboro, Johnson, Is hours from
Navarro: bark, 10 l. e White Lumber Co.
Stmr Coos Bay, Duggan. 40 hours firm Santa Cruz
produce, to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Noyo, Levinson. IA hours from Fort Brag
pass and mdse, to j Kimba
Stmr Sunol, Walvig, As hours from Coos Raw
lumber, to l. 4 White Lumber Co.
Stmr National City. Andersen, % hours from
Eureka: pass and lumber, to c a Hooper & Co
Stmr Greenwood Carlson, 20 hours from West.
ports ties, to l. E White Lumber Co.
Stmr Navarro, Hardwick, % hours from Eureka
255 NJ II lumber, to Gray & Mitchell.
Br ship Beecroft. MERCER 166 days firm Iondo,
mdse, to D Spreckels & Bros Co.
br ship Marechal Suchet, Reid 95 days Prom,
Kuchinetzu, via Nagasaki 40 days; 1872 tons coal
to 4 Evans. '
Br ship Carnarvonshire, Hughes. l6O DAYS from,
Swansea; 1882 tons COAL to Bafour, Guthrie g. 20
Ship Louisiana, Jackson, 10 days from Nanainoo
2242 tons COAL to John Rosenfeld's Sons.
Br bark Inverure, Ross, IS days from Newca,
tle n w; 2247 tons coal, to d spreckels 90 q
Bros Co. Ni' ~
Schr Mary c, Campbell, 5 hours firm Bodego. as
bxs butter, TO Ross & Hewlett. %
Schr Gen Sigin. Nyland, - DAYS from Coos Raw
umber to Jas A Lacy & Co. Oakland direct "'
Schr Moonlight, Wickberg, 4 DAYS from Toop,,,a
River; lumber, TO 7 Golden; s bdls hides re
Hume & Hart. '' W
Schr Lila and Matte, Lindbridge 21h dave sror,
Coauille River: lao NJ # lumber, to T j Golden. q
hides to j Call. ~
Schr Maxim, Peterson, 40 hours from Casnar.
1o5 N IT lumber, to Caspar Lumber Co.
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The summary of building outlay in
eighteen large cities, comparing the
amounts of the operations during the
months OF August, 1894 and 1895, indicate
an increase OF A per cent or an average of
nearly 3 per cent for each city. The sum
mary in detail is as follows:
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Swlfe OF c. F) of San Francisco, lot on line OF
gan Antonio avenue, 200 w of Oak street. w 5O by
, lou, being lot ID in L half of block b, lands
adlacent to fncinal, subject to a mortgage for
$4,000, Alameda: 80
A. II. Powers Jr. to E. c. Seavey OF san Fran
cisco, 100 acres, being the quarter section 70,
township s. range E. quitciaim deed, Murray
Township: SlO
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Q. r. g. N. T HNb P3 asTokH!

CTEAMSHIPS DE ART FROM SPEAR
~ street wharf at 10 A. NJ every five days, con-
Meeting at PORTLAND with direct rail lines to all
points IN OREGON, WASHINGTON, IDAHO
MONTANA, and all Eastern points, including Chi
cago, New York and Boston
State of California sails Oct. 8, 16, 26, Nov 5.
Columbia sails Oct. II. q, 81, Nov. 10.
Fare In cabin, including berth and meals SIS 90:
Steerage. ST so;
For through rates and all other information apply
20 the undersigned.
GoODALI. PERKINS G Co FRED F. CoNNoR.
Gen'l Supts Genl Agent.
10 Market 81. 19 Montgomery az.
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THE CALL CALENDAl
OCTOBER, 1895.


gu. Nd. u u W. ill., tr. Sa. Moons Phases.
/ 2 2 e "a October 3.
II - - - -l-- W Full Moon.
i a 10 IL II n October IL,
II = " = = = - " Last Quarter.
IL - IL -I-- AA October IT,
II On -, ~ New Moon.
--1--- - - ~ October 25,
II al % % 80 81 ~ First Quarter.
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newest revivalist and the most recent sensa-
tlon.-Bishop T. f. Gailor, Episcopalian, Louis
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMTANY.
(PACIFIC sYsTEM.)
Trains leave and are due to arrive "a {
SAN FRANCISCO.
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.

A new enterprise has been launched
by Emmett people which will be an i'm
portant factor in bringing on the brisk
times which we all expect to
see the coming summer. Joseph Reed
and +. +. Stanley have entered into
partnership and will engage in the
saw mill business on Dry Buck. The
gentlemen are both thoroughly versed
in the business and are too well known
throughout this section TO require any
Introduction OF recommendation from
the INDEX. They will put in first
class plant fully equipped to cut 10000
thing in the lumber line from mining
timbers to parting strips. mouldings etc.
The gentlemen are in Portland this
week purchasing their outfit and expect
to have the mill in operation about May
Goth. The firm will establish a yard
in Emmett where a full line Of lumber
and building material will be kept in
stock. The members Of the new firm
are both fully identified with the inter
ests Of Emmett and have always been
found ready to do everything in their
power TO improve and build up the
town, and their enterprise will be APP
preciated by our citizens. 1t will be a
great convenience and one that has not
been enjoyed by Emmett people for the
past three or four years at least, to have
full line Of building material right
here at home. At present il we want
load OF dressed lumber We are Obliged
to go 10 Caldwell, 20 miles, and buy anc
haul back lumber that was sawed il
Emmett last summer with the extrs
cost Of freight from here to Caldwell
: added. To a great many people thii
looks like discrimination against En-
NETT, by the Emmett saw mill people
and all Of us will rejoice to see the ole
: regime ended. II the Emmett mill i
TO remain idle. abandoned to owls ant
woodrats, it will please Emmett peOpl
r to know that they will be supplied witt
better quality Of lumber, a more com
plete stock. and BY people who wish L
l see Emmett grow aud flourish.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having purchased the Monte B.
.Gwinn Merchsntile Company's stock in
cluding. Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes.
Clothing, Hats and Caps. Ladies' and
Gents furnishing goods, on most favor
able terms, and added largely to the
same by recent cash purchases, we will
offer TO consumers the largest and most
complete stock Of merchandise ever
shown in this section. Cash will be
the War Cry" and the basis Of our
future business. To popularize our
plant. and demonstrate that we are
headquarters for first-class goods, our
margins will be close, and prices lower
than ever. Silver taken in exchange for
goods-and under our roof more first
class goods can be purchased for one
dollar than any place in Southern Idaho
Samples cheerfully sent when request.
ed LITTLE & BooSE.
Caldwell, Ida. April lst 1895.
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COURT NOTES.
Payette, Idaho.

A case was on trial in Justice Williams
court wherein Thomas II. Clarke,
sought to recover the sum of 1900 from
Robt Aikman, for the ditching and kill
ing Of 65 head Of sheep. on a mining
claim, belonging to Mr. Clarke. on Will
low creek, and the failure Of defendant
to remove or bury the carcasses- Mr..
Clarke claimed that the presence OF such
a quantity of mutton on his claim. pre-
vents him from working the claim, and
results in serious loss to himself.
1t appeared from the evidence adduced
| by the plaintiff. that he had a pretty
good case. but when the defense took
heir inning, contract was introduced,
moving that Mr.. Aikman had rented
he band of sheep in question, To one
damage. and that the control Of. and
responsibility for the sheep, had passed
lout of his hands. The contract showed
that the plaintiff was barking up the
wrong tree" or at least that was th'
view the jury took Of the matter. anC
they accordingly rendered a verdict FOL
the defendant.
Notice Of appeal was given, and th'
end is not yet. Finley Monroe appeared
for the plaintiff. and John c. Rice o
Faldwell for the defendant.
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WHERE DuBorsE WILL SIT.

Two years ago, when. early in the ex-
era session Of the present congress, Sena-
tor Dolph, OF Oregon. made his first
speech against silver. Senator Dubois.
Of Idaho, filed claim upon the seat occu
pied by Dolph, and which up TO that
time was tor many years in the posses
sion OF Senator Dawes, OF Massachusetts,.
IL take chances. said Mr.. Dubois, ION
that speech. believing that the people OF
oregon would never return a man to the
senate who was so pronounced against
silver"
When Senator Dubois moves over to
Dolph's seat, Senator Wilson Of Wash
ington, will move around the circle near
ly 90 degrees and occupy the seat Of Mr..
there was little hope Of Dolph's return
While the seat Of Senator Dubois is
thus disposed Of. there are yet more va;'
liable committee places to administer
upon. The selection of desirable mar
for the important position Of foreign re
lstions will cause some difficulty, but il
is understood that Senator Wolcott, o.
Colorado. is slated for the place.
Senator Squire or Senator Wilson. o
Washington, will fall heir to the position
on commerce, which to the states Of tn
Pacific is Of great Importance. and it /
probable that Dolphs successor will ge
the place on public lands, although h
will not succeed to the chairmsnship a
would have been the case for Senato
/ Dolph had he o>-n elected. when IN
Republicans organize the senate. Thi
5 chairmsnship is very likely to go to Ser
ator Dubois. who will get Mr.. Dolph
seat.-Malad Enterprise.
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would be prosecuted with all diligence,
and now it has been two months since
the drill started, and IL is only down 260
feet.
We understand that only 30 or 40 feet
Of casing has been furnished as yet, and
the people have been putting up fuel
and provisions all this time, while the
other fellows have been killing time
squabbIing over the casing question.
Now We don't know who is most 10
blame In this matter. but there IS evident
ly something rotten in Denmark" some
where. and we respectfully submit 70
Mr.. Hsrbert and Mr.. Richards, that In
justice to the ones who have been bear
Ing the burden 50 far. they should settle
their dispute at once. and complete tbs
work without delay.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times

Water was turned iu the big Canal
"Wednesday morning.
Stanley & Reed returned from
Portland Thursday evening.
Assessment work on the Last Chauoe
Ditch commenced on Friday.
Mrs Reagan. who has been very i'll
with spotted fever, is improving.
-FoR SALE, Good clean seed wheat
at THos. RUssKLLs, Emmett Idaho. 10
For Sale-Seed corn. Sweet, and
field varieties. Enquire OF X. Barrett.
Mrs. ". F. Wardwell has been on
the sick list this week, suffering from an
attack of bronchitis
Kelley and Brookshire, scleaned up
s2l.00 from two days run Of their
beach machine below town.
The Richmond Brothers and Mr..
Conner were over from Willow creek
attending the trial on Wednesday
Rev. Young is at home again and
regular services will be held at the
Methodist church Sunday morning and
evenidg.
-Messrs Coonrod and Moore of Lone
Valley bought 10 acres Of land from Cut
Moulton during the week Considers
tion $1,000.
For Rent:-Three rooms in the ole
index building. One office or business
room, and two Lying rooms. Enquire
at this office.
Insure your property against loss b,
fire in the Liverpool & London & Glob
Insurance Co. S. A. Pattison, Agent.
Emmett. Ids
We publish this week, complete tex
Of the Wyman mining law, for the cor
q venience of the numerous miners au
prospectors who read the INDEX
Rev. Young came uD from Payeti
where he has been conducting a reviv,
meeting, with considerable success. II
says Emmett is a much better town in
business way than Payette.
J.. John Mcpherson. who lately arrive
from Park City, Utah, purchased
acres Of land from II. Housed, on Thurs
> day. Mr.. Mcpherson will take posse
sion Of the land, and begin improvement
at once.
Hon. Tom. Glenn. of Ola, Boise Co
! who so ably represented his section
- of the county, in the late legislator
was in town on Tuesday. Tom mat
, hosts of friends during his sojourn
Boise the past winter, but for that ma
ter he makes friends everywhere he goe
: He says ranching suits him better thu
4 law-making. and we will gamble that
q his rancho is as ciean, and well kept
is his legislative record, it is daisy,
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WHATS rHK NATTER.

The srtesian well is shut down, pend
ing the settlement Of some trouble be-
tween ]. NJ. Harbert. the driller. and A.
A. Richards. We are not fully inform
ed as to the nature Of the trouble. but IL
has something to do with the casing for
the well. Mr. Richards agreed to fur
nish casing as his share ofthe expense of
the work while the people generally agra
ed 70 put.up the fuel, provisions etc. The
people were led 10 believe that the work
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MARSH ITEMS.

ED. ISDEx:-I will send you few
more items.
Farmers are busy seeding.
The mining dredge has moved down
the river about . quarter OF mile.
Messrs Stanley and Reed were Marsh
visitors this week.
J. H. Wells has a couple Of men en-
ployed on his placer claim.
Mrs. Rufus Noland and E. Marsh are
on the sick list.
Marsh & Ireton have a force Of men
employed on the head Of their ditch.
There will be union service here Easter
morning. the sunday schools Of Sweet
and Horseshoe Bend assisting us, Rev
F. l.. Young is expected to be with u
and conduct the service. GREEN HORN
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SPECIAL OFFER FOR SPRING PLANTING

Having bought the entire interest OF
Nursery stock from the J. G. Whitney
estate, consisting Of apple, pear, plum,
prune, cherry. peach. apricot, Nects-
rine. grapes. rsspbereies, blackberries,
currants, gooseberries, Strawberries, pie
plant, etc. Also shade and ornmental
trees, naples, elms. white ash, Mt. ash,
catalpa. locust, box elder, balm, pop
lars. walnuts. white birch, oaks, Euop.
larch, horse chestnut, mnlberries, weep
ing ash, willow, etc. Flowering thorns,
almonds. roses, shrubs, lilacs, snow ball,
deutizia. weigelia, spirea, honeysuckle,
hydrangea. syringa, sltheas, etc. etc,
and being compelled to remove same
this spring. We are prepared to furnish
these goods at less than cost Of growing
Let us have list OF your wants and VI
will name you prices that will please
and save you so per cent.
Address. PkYKTTE NURSERY,
Payette, Idaho.