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Also the following described stock of the
said corporation standing on the books OF SAID
corporation In the name OF Charles LanmerA.
dorf, but In and to which CLARK. Ward x Co.,
H. Cslibran, samuel Newhouse and their
associates therein. or thor yendceni and
George Arthur Rice and his associates there.
IN, and their yendees; and =. 4. 1odbe or his
ycndees oither have or claim to have some
right or interest; but in or 90 what particular
shares of said stock Is unknown and VINO nd "a.
roriates or vendors are is unknown TO said cor
porEuon or its directors. And so tnis notice
ia to be taken an d considered, as having Charles
IamnradOrf's name, anu the name OF each OF
said other persons claiming the same sA set
opposite each OF the following sharea OF stock.
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An ordinance amending Section s OF Chapter
" OF the Revised Ordinances of 1891. re-
hitting u the speed OF railroad trans with,
. In the limits of Salt Lake City.
Re 1t ordained by the city Council OF Salt
Lake Cuyi
section l. The rate of speed OF all locomo.
tiyes, trains and cars operated by steam west
OF tfth west street and between Fourth
South street and bird North street In said
Salt axe city, is hereby limited to Il speed OF
not more than ut the rate OF Twelve miles per
hour, and the running Of trains. cars or loco.
motives within the Aforesaid limits Mt a greater
raie OF speed than twelve miles per hour Is
hereby prohibited
section shall render the offender iiaulc TO ilne
not TO exceed $1,000 or imprisonment not OK
eeeding 100 days, or to both such hne anc i'm.
prisonment
section a So much of Section s, of Chapter
81. OF the Revised Ordinances OF Salt Lake
city OF ls92 as relates TO the speed OF loco.
motives trains and cars in all that portion Of
SAT- Lake cry west OF Fun West street is
hereby repealed
from and after ITS approval.
rnrscd by the Guy Council OF Salt Lake City
State of Utah, January 10Th, 1891. title ap.
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his ap.
(sEAL) DAVID 5. EMERY,
City Recorder.
approved al. 2l' 4, dsy Of JgRqary D.
STATE OF UTAH.
City ana County OF Salt Lake. So
], David S. Emery. recorder In and for Salt
Lake city, kutc OF Utah DO hereby certify
that the above and foregoing rs a full true and
correct copy Of IN ordnance entitled "An
ordinance amending Section of Chapter 70 OF
the Revlseh ORDINANCES OF lt92 relating to tho
speed OF railroad trains within the liinilA OF
salt Lake City, passed by the city Council OF
said city, January 18th 1857, and approved BY
the hayor January slst lta7, az nppears OF
record in my oillce.
In witness whereof have hereunto SGT my
hand and niixed tho corporate seal
tsEkLl of enid city this the 22nd day of
January, a. ID. 1877.
DAVID (. EMERY,
u gil City Recorder.
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pEllNoueMT NoTIoe.

Tho Sewer Mining and Milling Company, a
Corporation,
Principal place of business, SAT- Lake CITY.
state OF Utah. Location OF minea and
mil, Gold Mountain District. Pluto
County. state OF Utah.
NOTICE - THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described shares
OF stock OF said corporation. ON account
OF assessment OF four cents per share LEVIED,
on the capital stock of the company, March
hrd. leyi. the several amounts sot opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders as
follows to wit:
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and in accordance with law and order of tho
bohrd OF directors maao tho 10Th day OF FeL'
ruaIy, a. u ISL, so many shares OF each mar.
eel OF huch stock ha may he necessary viii la
sold ut the oillce OF tbs company, No. I'D ana
20 trogress building, Main street, salt Inta
City, Utrh. on tho ibth day OF April ~
49,, and Feb IL. 1891, at tho hour OF b. m Ia
pay the delinquent a6sctsmcnt together vith
the costa OF advertising and expenses OF saIo'
CliAs t. nUD -ON,
Secretary Little pittslurg Mining Company.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

SALT LAKE Il FORT DOUGLAS
RAILWAY, SALT LAKE & EAST
ERN RAILWAY, AND UTAH
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
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Elisabeth suter, Plaintiff. VS. Frank sutcr
Defendant.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.


NJ Office THERE ARE DELiNouFSr
~ upon tho following described htSct oa
account OF assessment No. OF one half Of on NY,
cent per share levied feb. 10th, 1877, The s wy
erni amounts set opposite tho namos ~ ~,
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AN NUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December slst, 1896, OF
the condition of tho
NaTl0NsL LIFE INSURANCE co.

haTl0NSL LIFE INSURANCE co.
Made to tho Seer tary of STATE of tho State OF
Utah, IN pursuance OF tho Lava Relating
10 insurance Companies.
Tho name and locality of the
company. National I.lfo In
suranco Co., Montpelier, VI,
Tho amount OF its capital
) The amount o, Of i,a capital stock
pad up is,......,.. ............ =,
The amount OF It's assets ....sl3. 5fo.V2i 81
0 The amount OF ito liabilities =,
INCLUDING capitaU is........ n,ss'S4o IA
over ali liabilities Is. 49,. i,6s5,6a5 81
7 Tho name OF It's agent or attor.
ney, residing IN this state,
upon whom service OF pro-
cess in any civil action against
said company may be made 10
bGo ID. Alder Gcn'L Agent.
salt Lake CITY.
were .....'.'............. s,a57.ss, II
year weTo'''................ s 1885, AZ
state of Vermont. Ia.
County OF Waahin gton,
Charles Dewey. President OF the National
Life Insurance Co, beng duly sworn, deposes
and inys that he 10 the Above described oniser
OF said company. anu that the Il roBoin, state'
mont Of tho general condition q SAID com
pgny on Hhid thirty Erst day Of bocemUe',
le06. Is correct according TO tho pest OF n!H
Information. knowledge aud belief respee'-
lively. CHARLES DEVIL
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this l5th
day OF February, A. ID. 1891.
lsEAL1 q. L. MOuLToN,
Notary Public.
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n the District Court OF the Third Judici,l
OF SAT- Lake

G. II. Boutwell, and Il. h. McConaughy, co.
partners as BothwolI and Me.
conhushy plaintiff,
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FIRsT.-sALT LAKE & FORT pouG
LAS RAILWAY.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
The STOCK MARKET.

Justice was quieter yes erday and the be figure
was 62c, against &c the pre- edins day. The
other st cks slowel no change worthy of no e.
The Victor Gold Mining ompany OF Colorado
has dec. AIRED dividend of 15 cents per share
amounting % $4,000. payab Novemb 20.
The Reward G Id Mining Company Of Amad or
CIunty has levied smen; OF cents per
share, del q upnt lecemoer 20
he Amer an Gold Mining Company of Col
orado paid a divid nd OF cents per share,
amounting 10 $6U0U, November 5.
For the year ending septem Der 30 the Nc tlin
mine, Iear Hamilton, Nev., produced $25, ,O13
from a. 8 tons OF ore.
The onso.l .loae ed st. Gothard Gold Mining Com
pan, of Nevada G un,y has LEVIED an assessment
of 10 cents per snare delinquent ecember Il.
The Ybar. Gold h lining Company Cf Lower
California has levied ssment of 10 cents
per share, delinquent december 70
In he Comstoc ground Of the savage Mining
Company the $40 level the crosscut
started from the north lateral d if: from point
l35 feet nOr.h o. the main west crosscu has been
ad dvanced feet, total length ieet: face in or
! phyIy. $50 leve ne main west drift was
la length 10 feet- brunswick Lode he main
| nor. diit GU level WIS driven % feet for the
weeS, total distance 8 feet; face in pOrplyry
y the ahnua me- tin OF the Pennsy vania
super intenden of The mi ne. reli ell ana B ,unett
Opie put in his for the lime being. At
the meeting all but 23u shares of the ST. 476
shares OF capita stock were represen ed. The fo-
| lowing directors were elected 1897 9S J. NJ.
thomas, L. H. W helm, d. l.. Mateson, Fred
Zai Ter and Ed Ftzstmmons. A Stock div .dend
lie, Jared during ihe year, dls;rbut ng ali the
corporation stock, and divide ds OF cents
per share h We been paid monthly for the past
eeven mout' and the mine is In shaee to pay
further dividends
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19

question. Two plans for securing water
supply for the town have been proposed
one 10 erect a dam in Wildcat Canyon,
and the other to sink artesian wells. The
town Trustees at their next meeting Mon
day evening NAV take steps to remedy
the immedi late distress by pelling the
Alameda Water COMPANY to connect with
the mains of the Contra Costa Company.
which, it is alleged, would adequately
supply nearly the whole town.
Berkeley News Notes.
BERKELEY, Nov 1S.-The following have
been appointed reception committee for the
inst al. Stiles Hah: Miss L. Simpson, Miss c.
McKinn-, Miss B. Rohermel, Roy Fryer
Hugh Webster and George H. Powers.
The members oil the Occident and Califor-
nian STATS will play football game on the
campus tomorrow morning
The class of '97 OF the Berkeley High School
will hold a reunion next Saturday evening al
the Kellogg School.
Both OF Berke!ey's evening papers, the
World and the Gazette, as well as the Weekly
Herald. have become mem bers OF the lnterna-
tional Typographical Union
Two hundred and fifteen members OF the
senior class at the university have been ad-
vanced TO senior standing. The graduating
class of 9S consequently promise to be the
largest by lar that has yet graduated-las,
years graduating class numbering 14O.
Little Harry Hartkys was bitten by q
dog yesterday afternoon. He received Sc
we're wound IN the leg, which was dressed by
Dr. Hoag and.
Prof ssor Hilgard of the agricultural de-
partment will SO tomorrow to Alvarado to
inspect the works of the Alameda Sugar Com
pany.
The Berkeley High School football team viii
play the Oakland High School eleven on
Saturday, december 4
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19

c, T. Mills and soIne OF her students from
Mil Is College, Capfajn AIemann and a
parry from me Home of Rest, Ensign
Heffemsn and other officers 'front.' the Res
cue Home, and several others from the
buildings at Beulah were p.e esent at the
petty entertainment.
The Bird y Nest adjoins the Orphans
BONE and is connected with 1t by a
: wooden bridge. This arrangement per-
nits t cook ng and laundry apartment
10 be kept independent OF the children )
schoolrooms and dormitories, the Ii lie
ones marching across the bridge from their
playrooms 20 their meals and back again
TO their dOrmitories.
The little settlement OF Beulah is grad
ually growing AM probably there IS no
other colony exactly like it anywhere
There is the Home of Peace, training
home for foreign m missionaries, the Home
OF Rest for ick Salvation Army off ers,
1he CoIored Folks Home, the Kings
Daughters Home for IncurIbl the
Chiitren's O-paanage, The BIRDS Nest
the Rescue Home and the home of
the Montgomerys~ pesides a few smailer
bUildinrs. Most of these homes. perhaps
all of them. have been built on land do
mated by the Montgomerys, who are also
interested in the financial support of many
OF them.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
RAILROAD TRAVEL,
CALIFORNIA
LIMIT Ed.
SAN FRANCISCO
TO
CHICAGO.

Trains leave from ana arrive at Market-st FPrry.
san Francisco T cket Offi-e-6l4 Market street
Chronicle Building Telephone Main 1920. Oak
land Office-l1lS Broadway. Sac Office
POI street.
The Best Railway-San Fran cisco to Ch~ago
Look at the Time the California
Limited.
Leave San Francisco 80 NJ, Mondays aud
Thursdays: arrive Kansas City g p NJ. Thursdays
and Sundays; arrive ct Lo lis z A. NJ Fridavs and
MONDAYS; arrive Chicago 8 AS NJ , Fridays and
Mondays.
DlNlNG CARS under Harvey s management
Buffet smoking Cars and Pullman Palace Sleep.
Ing Cars.
ih.s train carries Firs.-class Pas engers only
bu no eX ra char e Is male.
The AT MIC EXPIRES. leaving dat y at
4:3J p. M clrries Pu.l Imam Pa ace and Pulm an
Tourist sleeping Cars On last time. Direct n
nection In Chicago and Kansas City for point 4,
East.
New rails new ties, new ballast, new br res
The shortest crossing OF the de erl anj ountry
that int es.s by lis varied and beautiful scenery
4 he highest grade of passenger equipment and
meals at Halvey's famoIs dining-rooms,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
How Foreign Artists Value
the Opinion of San
Francisco.
Anything of Merit Can Depend
on Receiving a Profitable
Patronage.
Music Director Stewart Tells of How
Eastern Critics View the
Situation.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL, !

OAhLAND OFF1CE DAN FRANCISCO GALL
9Uo Broadway, Nov. Is.
Alexander Stewart. he mnsica. director,
OF this city, who has recently spent con-
siderable time in Chicago, adds an in
teresting chapter to the controversy which
periodic lilly arises over the merits of Pa
cidc Cost cities as viewed by dramatic
and musical artists.
hile in Chicago Mr.. Stewart made it
his business TO find out truthfully how
celebrated artists regarded this coast. In
his researches he was materially aiued by
George Armstrong, The we'll known critic
OF the Chicago Tribune.
1t is all nonsense for people like Hay
man or any other manager 10 decry the
Pacific Coast" said Mr.. Stewart to-day.
1t is a fact that after London and New
York nearly all artists are anxious to be
spoken well of by San Francisco critics
and audiences.
''All the world know singers who come
here are well treated and make money,
and thew ar not slow TO acknowledge that
TACT. There are many companies and
third and fourth rate people who come
ou. here on a bolstered reputation. which
they cannot maint in, and he Pac tic
Cast quickly sits down on them. l can
recall nun berless instances in which peo-
pie who are really great IN their respective
lines were well treated on this coast. The
most recent are perhaps Nord Ca, Treb Iii,
Paderewski, a"d others OF their caliber,
and l am sure they have DO fault to find
with the coast. The same is equally true
OF dramatic talent. When really good
thing comes out here il can depend on
making money, both IN Oakland an San
Francisco. While in Chic go earned a
great deal about the eStlm ites placed on
this coast, ana was surprised &c ind that
1t is credited with being very critical
locality.
1T may be popular once in while for
some one in the East for advertising pur-
poses, or 10 hurt rival, to talk about the
lack OF appreciation OF real genius on
this coas', but such instances are rare ana
never GisInterested
One great tro ub.e with good many
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
H. C. McPIKE AND HIS DOUBLE.

ouehly, even in detail, TO the description.
appearance. and even 10 the pecuiiarity of
accent, that are the Legitimate property of
the real Mr.. McPike, and this duality
leads to many compl cations.
According to NJ. McPike, or the gentle
man who says he Is not Mr.. McPike, this
complication has placed him in an lncon-
venient position at least thousand
times.
Attorney McPike is well-known Demo-
crat. A year ago he was very promi-
neut delegate at the celebrated fusion
county convention in Alan eda County.
He ha- an intonatIon OF voice peculiarly his
own; no one having heard ii a dozen times
cou d possibly forget it. MIR. McPlke en-
joys good joke, and this propensity of
his may possibly explain an incident hat
occurred last night near Mr. McPIke's
home in this city.
For several hours a gentleman was
seeking Mr.. McPike, who l. the represen-
tative for Mrs. L4ngtry's interests in this
State. At the corner of Eleventh and
Alice, whicl is about two blocks from
Mr.. McPike's home, q man, The perfect
image of Mr.. McPlke. was talking on the
corner when spoken to by the man who
was seeking m. "Mr. McPike / be-
lIeNeI IL lOuu IduBu SuCCeeueu LneSe
words.
"McPike, hal Now isn't that funny?
have been taken for McP. ke 1000 times.
Who is McPike? l should like 10 meet
him so that this thing can be settled.
am told | have his voice and his looks and
his mannersms and his gait, and in fact
eve ybody that wants to meet Mr.. McPike
refuses 10 believe that am not the man
they seek"
Thus spoke the McPike, who is not
McP.ke.
WHAT Is your name, sir?"
"Oh, hat cuts no figure; | am not Mr..
McPike and guess you o not want me-"
Alter another laugh the gentleman who
was not McPike walked toward the Nc
Pike home, and the man who wanted to
talk 10 him is still wondering whether Mr..
McPike perpetrated one of his Dkes or
whether there are really two men SO much
alike that on one thousand occasions one
should be mistaken for the other.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
BeuIah's New Home for
Children Ready for
Occupancy,
Little Tots Supply Most of the
Numbers on the Pro-
gramme.
Built by Mrs. Montgomery for Her
Large Family, Which Is Fast
Growing
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRAycIsco CALL

a
sos Broadway, Nov. Is.
Tonight the Bird's Nest a Beuiah was
dedicated The Nest is the new home for
children which has been built and
eaipppd by Mrs. Carrie judd Montgom-
e,y .or the reception OF the growing fam
4 1i helpless little ones that are con-
n ally being consigned TO her care.
For long while the chi dren were en-
aided 10 be cared for in a little cottage,
but the need for a larger home has long
been apparent, and Mrs. Montgomery has
now comp eted 4 com mmodious two-story
buuding. which can contain about forty
children and their attendants. The ma
joriiy of these little tots are supported by
the founder o. the home. There are g
few who through the troubles of rents
or the mandates of courts are ordered
into the custody of Mrs. Montgomery, be-
cause OF the excellent training and care
wiicn they receive, and these are paid
for.
The home, however, is always open to
lluIe children VINO need a home, the only
limit being capacity.
At The dedication to-nig1 most Of the
exercises were given by the children. Mrs.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
Lodge Physician Question.

OAKLAND, Nov 18-AIb.on Lodge oi
Sons OF ST. George has appointed a COM
IN ttee to necoIiate with neishbOrlng
lod es in an attempt to secure the services
e a physician for their mem bers in case
of illness Since the action of the Ala
me la County Medica Soc ETY. in di coun-
tenancing he coop tive system of pro
VI ing med cal attendance through The
lodges. his question has been debata !e
one. The Sons of ST. George now declare
that they will continue the practice, if
they are compelled 10 import physician
from New York or London. They clam
that there is more money in it for doc
tor than in indiy dua ca ses
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
H0N0RED HIM IN DEATH.
Prominent Clergymen and Students At
tend the Funeral Services of
> H. Morse. DID.

OAKLAND Nov. 18.-The funeral OF
the late DR.. S. B. Morse, ID, was held
from the FIRST Baptist Church this after
noon at . o'clock. Nearly 100 students OF
California College. of which he was presi-
dent for The past ten years, besides large
numbnr OF the alumni. were seated in the
church. On the platform we're: Rev. c.
II. Hobart, pastor of the church; Rev.
Robert Whitaker of the Twenty bird
avenue Church, of which DR.. MOI Sc was a
me N ber; Rev. {. NJ. Hill OF the Ten h
avenue Church, Rev. d. J. P cree OF the
Berkeley church and Rev. r. F. Goyle,
D. D., OF the First Presbyterian Church.
Among the other pastors noticed were: t:
Rev. DR.. Buckbee, Rev. Duncan OF San
Francisco, Rev. S. A. Taft of Alameda,
Rev II. l. Deitz, Rev. Latouret.e of Oak
land, all BapIisis, and Rev. S. 5. Palmer,
Brooklyn Presbyterian; r V. A. I. Need
ham, i ghlh-avenue NJ. e., and Rev. e.
5 Chapman, Marketstreet Congrega-
tiona Church.
The pail bearers we're NJ ssrs. Major j.
Wilson, a. L. White. W. H. Meek, w.
Meek. J. H. Stevens and Professor ]. T.
Wallace. Interment took place at Noun
tain View Cemetery.
Testimony in the Streubcr Trial.
OAKLAND, Nov. 1S-The trial of Lud-
wig A. Sire uber for placing his wife in a
questionable house is on before Judge
Greene. The issuance OF the marriage
certificate and the marriage was proved,
and then Mrs. Sireuber was piacd unon
the stand. She told of going 10 Belle Ho-
gan's house on the night OF the wedd ng,
and her stay there until her husbands ar
rest. Belle Hogan was on the stand this
afternoon.
Divorced by Consent.
OAKLAND, Nov. i8.-The application
of Mrs Frederick K. Kyauth Jr. of Ala
meda for divorce from her husband on
The ground of desert on was granted to-
day by Judge Ellsworth. Mr.. Krauth's
attorney appeared and admitted all ale-
cations of the plaintiff and expressed a
willingness 10 have the decree granted,
with aimony at $50 month from Decem-
te- 1, 1895. II was so ordered.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19

panies is this: they put out a first
class production in the East, which is
favora bly, criticized, and the managers
spread all over this coast these criticisms
After leaving The East IS a rule they only
bring cut about one-thrd of their star
performers. and the public having been
led by their notices TO exl ect truly first
class show, are Justly indignant when
they discover the imposition. Whenever
the West is honestly treated the treatment
is always reciprocated, and this factis gen.
orally recognize -
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
FOOD COFFEE
HARD LINES.

That we can't have our little habits of to-
D4eeo, coffee, tea, whisksy. etc, and follow
them as we pease We can do pretty well
with them if we happen to have an iron con-
stltution butif We fad coffee, for instance,
don taSree' We can really have lot better
time in letting it o1t and using Postum Cereal
Food Coffee that Will help build up instead of
tear down After al The greatest fun in the
world is the fun Otbeing perfectly we'll"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19

with violators of the law, and acting on
their advice Gorziles made no attempt to
d liy anv more milk to-day. He was
closely watched, however. and if he had
brought any milk to town he would have
been arrested a. once.
1t appears tina, Health Officer Pierce did
not him self sign the cert ficate which Con
zaes has saying that his cows are healthy.
1t was signed by p erces partner without
his knowledge and Pierce refuses 10 stand
hv il.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
saws Knott Is Insane.

OAKLAND, Nov. 1S.-Colonel G. H. A.
D mpfeI has notified o. L. Knotl's attor-
ney that Knott is insane. Knott was re-
Gently sentenced to be hanged by Judge
Wallace of San Francisco, but Dlmpfel
claims that he has known him for fl teen
years and that he was famiiiarly known
as 1.-THE Crazy Frenchman."
The DR. Z. II. Pardee Estate.
OAKLAND Nov 18.-The appraisers OF
the late DR.. Z Fl. Pardee's estate have
ii ed their inventory OF the same. The
personal property IS valued ~ Sill. 712 39,
and the real estate at 1925 400 81, a total
of 1921, ,2l2 30. There is $9677 SO IN cash.
Thought She Was Blind.
OAKLAND, Nov. 1S-Mrs. Hattie
Stewart, who stayed up ali night in order
TO be up early for breakfast and imagined
that she was blind, was committed to the
Stockton Asylum, this afternoon by Judge
Hall.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19

but he arose early and went oat where
the painters left their material and snug
gled jug of wood alcohol into his room.
This afternoon he went in and drank all
he could. When found he was nearly
dead and expired within thirty minutes.
The Coroner was notified and an inquest
will be held tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
MOUNT TAMALP AIS SCENIC RAILWAY
tVia sausalito terry).

wa SausAIlto Ferry)
Leave San Francisco Commencing Nov.
IS, 1897:
WEEK DAYS-9 80 A. NJ AS PM
EUNDAYS-S:0u, 10 zoo. ! 80 A. NJ; l:l5 p NJ
special rps an be arranged for by applying TO
1Ho~. COOK q soN, 62l Market st.. San Fran.
CISCO or Ielephoning Tavern OF amalpals
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-19
MISTAKEN ONE
THOUSAND TIMES
Troubles of a Man Who Is
the Image Of Lawyer
McPike.
A Suggestion That the Two
Men May in Reality
Be One.
An Incident That Leaves o Doubt
as to Whether 1t Was
Joke.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
9OS Broadway, Now IS
There must be two Henry c. McPikes,
but they do not have the same name.
There are two men that answer so thor