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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-26

II AVE YOU SEEN
Il the new blocks we are offering in subdivisions:
10th ave.; 18th ave-; NJ ST.; ST.; south of the
park; price 1878; terms $25 cash, $40 monthly;
good buy.
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goo O0O CHOICE DowNToWN J: BU 81
tDOO. UUU. ness corner near Market ST.; I'M
provements rent Cor Sl57 per month; lot S0NSo.
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PARK RESIDENCE; FELL ST., Mr.. LOTT:
Il rooms and bath: all modern conveniences
25x1S7:6; only 1880 MADISON & BURKE.
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IA Montgomery ST, near Market.
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GOLD TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-JACKsoN ST..
~ corner Preside Heights; make an Offer;
25x95:6.
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n c. BEMIS.
324 MONTGOMERY ST.
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UTLLE. FISHER q co.

W REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
Il POST ST.
HOUSES RENTED; RENTS COLLECTED:
PROPERTY CARED FOR; INSURANCE
PLACED.
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CHOICE SUNNY RESIDENCE OF 10 ROOMS
" bath, attic and basement; all Improvement
heater, etc; Steiner, bet. California and Sacra-
mentoi lot 26x1O6:3. MADISON & BURKE.
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nIFARRELL & &C.,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
HOUSE BROKERS AND AUCTIoNEERS.
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HOUSE FOR Sc 40 A MONTH.

4 14OOSE tOIt 20 Az a MON1H.
How can that be? Easy enough. IS 40 is the
average interest month on a house and lot in the
Heyman Tract costing $500. You pay $500
down; balance S25 monthly with per cent in
uereSt. livery month the interest decreases,
that the last month there is no interest TO pay.
The average payment for interest Is thus So 40
month, or in other words, the rent Of the house
Buy home while you are young; it will come
very handy when you are old.
The Heyman Tract is being rapidly built up with
the best class Of houses Examine the houses now
being built Take Castro-st. car to I'D ST. walk
two blocks vest, take Nission-st. car transfer
al 22d ST. and ride directly 10 the tract.
Streets are all graded; gas and water piped.
JAMES 4. COrTER, resident agent on the tract,
will show you all around.
JACOB HEYMAN, owner, room 5, Croker
building, Post and Market SITS.
ss5o-Lot 25xIOO: l block from Mission st.; per
fectly level; street graded; $40 monthly.
S500-Lots ready to build on; block from 18th
Sc; eieetrc-car; $40 monthly.
$500 each-Lots 25Xl16; near Silver ave.; $5
monthly
0iIsSIoN-ROAD LOTS:
$3.50 EACH: So MONTHLY.
s550zRichmond lots on 23d ave-; $40 monthly.
JACOB HEY MAN, owner, room 5, Crocker
building, Post and Montgomery SITS.
ToaE PfoRR, 32s MONTGOMERY ST., OPP.
u safe Deposit, offers for sale:
slS,50O-Eine corner property on 18th ST.; 9
story house: bet. Mission and Valencia; stores be-
10 y, and rooms upstairs: lot 40x11h; rent $40.
$5O,OOO-Taylor St, near Market; 45x137:6;
upstairs; always rented.
Reduced to $50, 500-Northwest corner Mission
and 18th ss.; lot 65X100 feet, with improvements;
2-story; stores, fats and cottages; rent 5000.
Sl2 600-Valencia 81, south of 10Th; 2story bay
window house, store and dwelling back and COM
modious fiat rooms and bath upstairs; lot 30xS8
feet; always rented; make offer.
$3OOO-7th ST. near Branpan; lot 25x75, with
improvements renting $50.
DWELLINGS.
S7U0O-Rent $50; Folsom st. near 9Th; 8 story
store, and 10 rooms and bath upstairs; lot 2Sx1O0;
feet.
S6s00-Rent SS5: lot 46:6x62:6; Jackson ST..
near Mason, with houses Of II rooms each; al
ways rented
S7250-Modern built 2-story house on Fulton st
near Fillmore; 8 rooms and bath: lot 81 :6x136.
SS1OO-A hne cottage, rooms and bath, on 18th
st. near Castro; on installments without interest.
UNIMPROVED.
S2500-Dolores st., near 22d 26x125.
SSO0-Noe ST., near 30th lot 36:6x75
$55O0-Fine corner lot TOXIC, cor. ST. AID 10th
ave, at side entrance TO park.
$b5O-l5th ave, bet. and d sts; 25xl2O
Corner Fillmore and Germania sts.; 24x9l:3
SSsOo-Lot 75&l00 feet; coz. 18th and EuEega
streets: make oier.
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QeOSO FINE NEW BAY-WINDoW
SDOZOO. residence of 8 rooms and bath, lann-
cation; mortgage OF $4,000 at per cent: can re-
main if desired.
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NEW COTTAGE: 6 ROOMS, BATH, LAUN-
~ dry, ETC.; excellent neighborhood;, easiest
terms. 202 Powell ST.
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q 0000 PACIFIC ST., NEAR LARKIN-
u OUUU. Business property; rents $24.
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DUY a LOT
ID Before Sutro's New
Electric Road starts
to run, on February l.
You viii make money
if you do. Lots on 25th
ave. Clement and Point Lobos.
Prices 1915 and upward. Terms
$50 cash, $40 monthly. No shifting sand
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIN
L Valley Railway Company. Location of prin-
cipal place of business. City and County of San
Francisco, State of California.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assessment No 4
levied on the 10th day OF December, 1885, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
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CITY REAL ESTATE

1--WE MINUTES FROM THE BALDWIN.
i FINE MODERN RESIDENCE.
NORTH SIDE OFARRELL ST., Mr. COUGH.
Q1Q ono A HANDSOME DOWNTOWN
.DIO.UUU. residence of II rooms bath, etc !:
handsomely decorated; modern and elegant in
every detail the salon parlors. mushroom, large
dining-room, finished In natural oak: reception
halls and finished ballroom in basement make
this residence specially adapted for social func-
tons: furnace heat throughout; 3 years old; lot
30xl2O through TO Myrtle ave-: at price offered
this is special bargain; family departing for
Europe only cause for selling at this sacrifice
property cost present owner over $4,000. Fur
ther particulars at office.
EASToN, ELDRIDGE d CO.,
Iar lrata IL
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IA Montgomery ST., near Market
Can end obtain one OF our 'Real Estate Records
which contains list OF properties for sale IN all
Parts OF The city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BARGAINS.
$1,000 ELEGANT NEW BAY-wIESpso oIy
~ tOOO. fats of 6, and rooms ana pain
each, etc; actual rent $50 per month' thlS Is d
splendid investment; bargain.
S3300O S GF.s Corner P0 3ysf 99h
provements rent Cor 1857 per month; iot ooNoo'
Qc0En A FINE NEW BAY-wINDow
DOZ0U. residence of 8 rooms and BATH aqn-
dry etc, ETC.. north side OF oFarren ST.; NICE TO- TO-
cation; mortgage OF $4,000 at per cent; can re-
main if desired.
$4,000. Of ahT rooms 9m ' and BATH BATH laundry
ment; brick foundation, etc. nice flower garoe9i;
lot 2bx114; Army ST.; near Guerrero-st electric
road.
Od7SO ANOTHER SNAP; LOVELY HOME
SD4(OU on Fulton St; nearly new bsy-wind99w
cottage of rooms and bath, ETC.; brick founda-
tioni lot 2SxlS1;o.
n0SOO POSITIVELY MUST BE SOLD;
SZ0UU. CIementina-st. investment; house Of
Z rooms and lot 25x8o.
o.r6OO A GRAND BARGAIN; RENT STA
u IOUU. per month; houses and fats Pine
ST.; lot 25x120i frontages
ceO5O 2-sToRY BASEMENT HOUSE OF
tDOZOU. rooms and bath; brick foundations
Harrison ST.: lot 25NS5-
GQ0O0 FILLMORE ST; 4sUBsTANTIAL
lot 4sxs1:S; rent SO per month.
GTO0O BUSINESS CORNER ON 22D ST. ;
ID tOOO. substantial building in store and fiat;
brick foundation: stone walks; both streets &C
cepted; lot 27X90
Gd1 00 ANOTHER GIVEAWAY; FLATS;
Ut1OO. corner on Greenwich ST. rent $40;
large lot.
GOOS0 TREAT AVE; 2 HOUSES; RENT
CZCOO. s24i lot SOx1l0 and 80.
ocOBO a BARGAIN; RENT $40 SO; 8
CoOCOU. elegant new modern hats; Fulton
ST.; lot 25x137 g.
C0OOO COTTAGE ON THE MISSION
tDZOUO. electric line; oath ST.. rooms, etc.;
lot rs :1Ixl14; easy terms.
q OO0O CLAY-ST. INVESTMENT; 2 SUB
tDCOOU. stantial houses; rent $50 per month
above water; lot 81 ski; street accepted; good
investment,
UMIMPROVED.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
A. b. LIssAK.

A. II. LIssAK. o. f. Won RHEIN
n F. Won RHEIN & CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
California street.
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QeSO0 WASHINGTON, NEAR DFyIsA-
eDOOOO. dero-7 rooms and bath: Conserve
tory; lot 25xl27:S. MADISON & BURKE.
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UMIAIPROVED.

S23OO-Scott-st. building lot; 25x1l6:s
S440O-MisSion ST; 25Nl0O.
SlS00-Buiding lot on 18th St; 25x100.
S2O5C-Sunny line OF Frederick ST.: 25xlo6:S.
$3.50 each-2 lots; 2S:3xl00 each; POtrero ave.
Sl750-Sunny line OF Golden Gate ave; 25x110.
G. II. UMBSEN 4 CO, ID Montgomery st.
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q Q00O TURK ST, Mr.. VAN NESS AVE
IDOOOO. Sold for absentee; 81 :6x12O to rear
street; Improvements rented for $40 per
month; one of the few inside pieces that can
be bought at q low figure.
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CALL FOR MAPS AND DIAGRAMS.

SOL GETz & BRO, Owners,
Room A, first floor, Croker building.
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3iISSION-ROAD LOTS:
$3.50 EACH: So MONTHLY.
A S550-Richmond lots on 23d ave-; $40 monthly.
JACOB HEYMAN, owner, room 5, Crocker
building, Post and Montgomery SITS.
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ONLY $4,000; FREDERICK, NEAR BUSH
" lot 50x90. with house of II rooms occupvins
20 feet which with small outlay can be turned into
two flats. MADISON d BURKE.
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HOUSE AND LOT; 1918 LEAvENwoRTH
IL ST., bet Clay and Washington; 8 rooms and
bath: electric lighting; hot-air furnace: been
rented for S60 reduced from $500 to $3.50. Ap-
ply MADISON q BURKE.
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s65O-Lot 25x1OO: l block from Mission ST.; per-
fectly level; street graded; $40 monthly.
S5O0-Lots ready TO build on; block from 18th
So. electrician; SO monthly.
$500 each-Lots 25Xl16; near Silver ave.; $5
monthly.
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0e0O0 PAGE, NEAR FREDERICK; RESI-
IgOOOO. dence OF rooms and bath: lot 25x
81 o. MADISON & BURKE.
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A'FARRELL d CO.,
" DAVID BUSH. COUNTRY DEPARTMENT
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
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GOEOO NEW BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE
GDAOUU. of rooms and bath; laundry; base
ment: brick foundation, ETC.: nice flower garoen;
lot 2bxll4; Army ST.; near Guerrerost. electric
road
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Y ESTERN ADDITION.


ell 00 18TH ST, COR. DOLORES, 25x7I;
,C1OOO. easy terms.
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GS000 No. 240 NINNA ST., Mr.. Sd: Elk
,DOOOO. anime and make an offer; store and
rooms; fiat, rooms. MADISON & BURKE.
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QSO0O 4FLATs: STEVENSON ST, NEAR
ID ooOO. Ridley; rents 81; lot 26x77:6.
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oOO0O RENTS $24 PER MONTH; LIE
- ZOOO. Roy place, near Sacramento and
SITS; lot 22:6xSO.
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n O000 MINNA, NEAR 7TH, Q FLATS
JDOOUU. renting for $50; lot % :6xSO
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0.-rO ANOTHER SNAP; LOVELY HOME
N4 (OU. on Fulton St. nearly new bsy-wlndow
cottage of rooms and bath, ETC.: brick founda-
zion Io, oSx1 ~ e.
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0QS0 eROOMS AND BATH; RENTS s12:
lDOOO. Potrero, near Union Iron Works; lot
-
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HOUSES TO LET.

I OF GUERRERO-6 ROOMS, BATH, YARD,
L lCt 500; 92912 Natoma, rooms, $16. W. ii.
GRIM q CO.. lis Montgomery ST.
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ELEGANT LOT, 25xlGO: n. SIDE
Grove, nr. Baker: nothing cheaper.
TWO LOTS EACH 25xl06;3; ASH
bury ST., near Waller; street bitumi-
nized; grand marine view.
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IMPROVED.

G4SOO 725 CALIFORNIA ST; 841s2:
ID tOOOs large house; income $40 per month.
@ ST00 LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS
gov Howard ST., near Fourth; cheapest
buy south of Market.
Q1O 000 ELEGANT VAN NESS AVE.
y 1-.OOU. residence; 16 ROOMS; MODERN de-
sirable location.
G1O 60O CHOICE BUSINESS INVEST
ID i - OOOs ment; California ST., near Larkin;
40xS0; substantial 3-story house;
rent 500; owner anxious to sell.
@ 10 R00 ELEGANT HOUSE; T. SIDE
ID L. OO. Green; lot 36x1O9:6; easy terms
II OUSES AND LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF
IL the city. Call for lists.
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n0-OO POSITIVELY MUST BE SOLD;
NZOUU. CIementiua-st. investment; house Of
4? rooms and lot 25xS0.
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ITO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP: WELL LOCATED
piece of business property that pays per cent
net on $4,000; will be exchanged in part for a
$40,OOU desirable ranch, balance remaining on
mortgage.
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GO00O COUGH Sr.-FINE LOCATION:
SDOOOO. surrounded by elegant improvements;
street accepted; pays g per cent; fats of 7
rooms and bath each.
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n=rOO A GRAND BARGAIN; RENT STA
- OUU. per month; houses and fats; Pine
81; lot 25x12O; frontages.
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Q1S00 nth ST., BET. HOWARD AND
ID IOOO. Capp; two-story building, containing
fats of and rooms and bath each; lot 25xI0Oi
rent S3S.
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Gd1O0 ANOTHER GIvEAwAY; 8 FLATS;
SDt1OO. corner on Greenwich ST. rent $40;
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GTO0O BUSINESS CORNER ON 22D ST.
ID tOOO. substantial building in store and fiat;
brick foundation; stone walks; both streets &C
cepted lot 27X90.
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| 0SOS0 CLEMENT ST., NEAR 9TH AVE;
! .DOLOO. two stories and basement; 10 rooms
| bath. lot 26XlO0
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A CHANCE TO GET A GOOD COUNTRY
N home for 5000; cash. Write once for full
particulars to j. A. MANSADEL, box 2, Soledad,
Monterey Co., Cal. Must sell on account of family
matters
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GOOOO COTTAGE ON THE MISSION
tDZOUU. electric line; oath ST.; rooms, etc.;
lot rs :lIxll4; easy terms.
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lDWIN K. ALsIP & CO,
Real Estate Dealers.
Country Real Estate a Speciality.

VERY LITTLE CASH REQUIRED AS FIRST
payment; 20 acres near MERGED with acres
in fruit, acres in vineyard and balance alfalfa
land; all under irrigation; good S-room house,
barn. chicken house. etc.; fine well OF water; good
location: price $4,000.
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077S0 SHoTWELL ST., BET. nth AND
U tOU. 18th; nice bay-window fats Of 8
6 and rooms and bath; lot 25x122 g.; rent $50;
mortgage $780, will exchange for downtown
property and pay the difference in cash.
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DARK CYCLERY-NEW WHEELS TO LET:
J. best accommodations. Terminus Geary Nc.
Aluster and Powell st. car Ines
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The Heyman Tract is being rapidly built up with
the best class Of houses. Examine the houses now
being built. Take Castro-st. car TO I'D st. walk
two blocks vest, take Missionst. car, transfer
al 22d 81. and ride directly 10 the tract.
ara all dad. gas and war min
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A Danaerons E.capnGe

The little son seven years old, of Mr.,
and Mrs. Adams, who lived on the
corner of Second avenue and Elm
street, came very near meeting his
death Monday by being run over by
the cars. BY some means, it is not
known just how unless Eo was attempt
ing to steal a ride, he was thrown UNI
der the cars Of an east bound freight
as 1t was leaving the Santa Fe yards,
but not happening to fall across the
rails and being so small, the trucks
passed over him with no more injury
than rather severe rubbing and bruis-
ing from being dragged some distance
when at times his clothes would catch
on some protruding rod lie was
picked up by spectators ard carried
home, where DR.. Wetherby was called
to dress his wounds. He, however,
pronounced them not serious. 1t was
a narrow escape for the little fellow.
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their name a household OF the Ameri-
can continent aud in the antipodes,
tie millennium and apotheOsis Of the
most popular entertainment seems to
have been reached. lnplaCe of the lion
and the lamb lying down together and
being led by little child, two big herds
of performing elephants, tremendous
hippOpOtami, ard all the rhiuocerOses,
tigers, lions, leOpards, bears, iaguars,
hyenas, pumas, wolves, cameis, dlOme
daries, tdpirs, gnus, antelOpes, Yaks,
nylghaus, elk, deer, seal, sea lions, os'
triches, emues, and other savage and
exceedingly rare wild beasts and birds
belonging to tie two finest and most
complete menageries in the world, are
tremendously grouped, aggregated per
formed, aud led through captivated
country, by unquestionably the biggest
consolidation of managerial brains ever
enlisted in a single enterprise and
backed by capital practically unlimited.
The announced names of the male and
female pippOdromatic, equestrian, ac-
robatic, eccentric, comic, ard special
talent indicate that the racing circus,
aeial, and amusing features Of this
formidable federation surpass all pre-
ueding show, while the double street
parade will be colossal and eutranc-
ing wonder in its way. As the purpose
! of this unity is to exhibit great deal
more than heretofore, without adyanc-
ing prices, it is one combine which the
public will heartily approve of. More
over. the effect will be to prevent the
invasion of inferior shows and to pro-
rect the community from gross imposi
ton and swindling devices.
The consolidation of Americas great
est shows will exhibit III Hutchinson
on June 18th.
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speciaI Pension.

Congressman Long is attempting
to get a special pension bill through
Congress to pension.Mrs. Permelia r.
Paris a widow of a Mexican war sol
dier and also mother of a son killed in
the rebellion. She formerly drew pen
sions for both granted under Commits
sioner Black but HIKE Smith Topped
them off and only allowed one to CON-
mence in 1904. The pension asked fol
is $500 per month and so far as can
be seen to one no better acquainted
with the case it appears as though the
bill would be just.
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Sheriff Patten lodged one James
Spradle In jail Wednesday, charged
with stealing horse from 4. NJ. Whee-
Ter of Nickerson. He was taken in
Wichita but the horse has not been
found.
Mrs. Emma Banta WHO was convicted
in the district court ia January, with
her husband and a Mr.. and Mrs. Swan.
sen, Of shoplifLing, and sentenced to
six months in Jail, hos been pardOred
by Governor Morrill, that she may take
care of her children.
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The New Rnnk.

On Tuesday of this week the Bank
of Hutchinson opened its doors and
commenced business. The Bank of
Hutchinson is the successor of the
Valley State which closed its doors a
few months ago, but is an entirely new
organization operating on new char
ter. The relation of the new bank to
the old Valley State simply is that 1t
bought certain assets Of the old bank
and agreed to assume certain liabil.
ties. The bank is also IN almost en-
tlrely new hands, very few Of the Old
stock holders being interested in it.
The largest stockholders in the new
concern are the Metropolitan Ma
tional Bank Of Kansas City, First Ma.
tiOnal Bank Of Chicago, Farmers Ma
tiOnal Bank Of Athens, Pennsylvania,
S. F. Canterbury of West Plains, Mis-,
souri,, F. L. Guthrie of Atchison, Kan
sas; 9. b. Merriam of Topeka, and e.
II. Burr of st. John, Kansas, beside a
number of strong local men. The
president is Mr.. S. F. Canterbury from
West Plains, Missouri, and the cashier
Mr.. F. l.. Guthrie of Atchison. The
following are the directors: S. +. Can
terbury, F. L. Guthrie, G. G. Merriam
J. G. Stream, cashier of the Metropol
itan National Bank of Kansas City
G.. II. Burr of st. John and j. j. Welct
of Hutchinson. Bank Commissioner
John Breidenthal was in the city sup
erintending the opening, and he su
thoIized us to say for him that the new
Institution will be a safe, sound and
conservative banking house.
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Republlcan EaIlorInl AssoolatlOn,

Republican Editorial Association,
The Seventh District Republican Ed
itOrial Association met in Hutchinson
Tuesday. The result of Cy Leland's
abandonment of Morrill, and picking
up Sam Peters is shown by their vote
of preference on governor which was
Peters 10, Troutman s, Morrill, 6 and
Calderhead q The meanest thing the
editors were guilty Of was their en-
dorsement of Yandivert for United
States senator. This vote stood Van
divert II, "A. johnson 2, Sam Peters
4. Ingalls, j. E. Iunkin of the Ster.
ling Bulletin was unanimously en-
dOrsed for lieutenant governor, and
association also voted to unanimously
to hold their next meeting at Hutch
iDsOn,
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Marriage Licenses.

The following named persons have
been granted licenses to wed since our
last publication:
Joseph W. Hoch and Elizabeth Ew-
Ing, both of Arlington.
Franz Gaeddert and Anna Klassen,
both of Little River township. u
Herbert Cox of Sterling and Lizzie
Bonner Of Walnut township.