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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20

During the famous Lincoin- Dough- $
campaign Dr. roaf was very close 10 the
martyred president. IL was aurin. The
joint debates between the two that Lincoin
visited the doctor AZ his home HE vent
to Lscon after the (aint debate xttn
Douglas AZ Ottawa, when that statesman
put the famous series OF questions ~ Lin.
coin. he WIS preparing for the nsxf joint
debate 81 Freeport, and had made up a
hSt OF questions 30 ask Douglas which he
submitted 10 DR.. Roai for an opinion One
or them vas destined 10 commit Douglas
lrrevocahiy on the slavery lSsre. aud no
matter how he answered IL Douglas was
sure 70 antsgonize either the North or the
south. Lincoln had been advised 10 orslit
tals question. but after a talk with DR.
Boal he decided 70 uss H. and did
One 81 the most interesting parts Of the
doctors "reminiscences is bis description Of
BIS visits 70 L!ncoln az Washington after
the latter became president. The first
visit was In company with a member OF
congress from Illinois and there were a
number Of people present n, the interview.
The second call WAS made ip the evening
AZ the White House. just Lecome Fort
Sumter WAS fired on. Lincoln received The
Doctor alone. The president appeared
worn and haggard. and the doctor told
him that he lid not apepar 10 he the old
Lincoln whom he had known in Illinois
The president replied by talking feelingiy
OF the weight of responsibility resting on
his shoulders and saying that IL was i'm
possible TO be- at ease when the fate Of the
nation Was about 10 be decided and BE
was expected to aet wisely and FOR the nj
innate good OF the nation. Their CONVEX
sttion at first wag extremely grave. and
then the doctor began 10 answer questions
as to the welfare Of Lincolns Illinois
friends.
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10 Lscon &c attend eou-, there and Dr.
B1ai always entertained him az hts home
During Isas>-5E shA Doctor was member OF
the state house Of representatives and re-
saasng az Springfield during those years
ne and nis xffs were often entertained hY
Lincoln Hardin ard Baker VINO were
prominent politicians In Lsxsecin district
were both killed IN battle Hardin did at
Hasna Vista fn ,l4ss Mexican war. and
Baker AZ Balls Bluff In the atvii war
IL Has while DR. Eoai ras IN the TIfi-
nofs legislature that Lincoln entered tie
contest for United States senator agasns.
Lyman TrumbuiL TIE doctor was ore %
Asaeolfs ardent supporters ard yosed fer
him uD'a the future president saw the
noxs@iessnezs % his cause and asked his
friends 20 throw th2ir S1pror. 70 Trim
sIlL The fund Of anecdotes which the
doctor has regarding FIaco.n L. almost IT,
sxlsausfisse. lie iudors@@ All that has
beer ssid cf Llzcoin's capacity for STORY
telling.
The doctor says that few Of Lincoln's
colleagues thought IL bis early days tia.
70 would ever achieve greatness. There
were some exceptions. however fyssnas-
G4afeay after Lincoln. . contest with Trurrl-
onI4s he entertained mis- supporters at
dinner, and many Mandatory speeches were
made BY the guests. Soyue of whom pre-
diet@d f-iueoIn's future greatness How
ever. the dortor irseisnes To the opinion
thas tsics<s ernanatttf from desire 10 cheer
mp Lincoln IL time Of dsteas rather than
10 belief IN bis eventual success. BY A
siTang. Vtciss3tude % politics the control
or the election OF TrunnbaEl was thrown
into the hands of Eve nisn In the Illinois
legislature. They wer. John 81 Palmer
the Gold Democratic pariy'a candidate FOR
president lase fall. Norman e. Judd. ap-
pointed minister 10 Prussia by Lincoln
soon after tbs lattef's Inauguration: Bur
ton &. Cook % the senate and Alien and
Baker. from Madison county fl the house.
However, al Of these meD became firm
friends and supporters Of Lincoln in Later
yearz.
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edge OF the political situation in the state
OF Washington in particular. matters from
that state are referred To him
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Henry S. and Isabel Shaffer Marley to Murnhv
Estate Company, lot on line Of CLAW s rect al
w of Webster, w 23:10 by n lO4:2: $40
VI urphy Estate Company to sarah T. Madison
same; $40.
Joseph R. or oseph ana 2. j or Patrick Mogau
TO Margaret Gillespie, lot S line of Fell street
81 20 T. OF scott, h % by S7:6; $40.
Margaret Gillespie to Thomas Corbett same:
SO
Lazzara and Guilia Merani to Hugh McNab. 10,
on Z line of Baker street, "a OF Greenwich, S "a
By "a: $40.
Hugh McNab 70 Mary McNab. same; gift
James F. Ewing Edw ara J. Vogel lot on s line
of California street, 1873 w of Baker, w % by S
1875; $40.
Emma Joseph to George Rose LOT on n line of
Fell street. 81 % w OF Lyon, W so by.2 100; 81 O,
M Mofgenthau Company to Louis Metzser, lot
on SM corner of Harrison and Eighteenth streets,
w 1878 by 1877: $4,000.
l. i. and Fannie {. Chapman to Charles T.
Norton, lot on w. line of Mission street. lis n OF
Twenty-frst, "a by w 80; $40.
Annie Potter (by Murray /. Vandall commits
soner) TO lvey L. Borden. lot K line of Sanchez
street, % n of Nineteenth, 25 by 100; $500.
Marion L. and kmily NJ Mowry 10 Delipg
Xo1ry, lot on f line of Ala bama street 2OS Of
Tventy-second. 26 by 100; also lot on N line
Of Lobos avenue. 20U of Plymouth street w
zoo by = 1913. block @, Railroai Homestead AS
ISOLATION; 20.
Mary Relay % William c. spencer lot on line
Of Tvsnty-sixth street, 20 Il of San Jose avenue,
n 20 by " s.: $40.
Agnes IL Hicksrson to Charlotte E. and Bsr-
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THEY ARE NEARLY
READY TO BUILD
Generous Easter Offerings
at st. Luke's Episco-
pal Church.
Ready Responses to the Pastors
Call for Financial AS.
siStance.
Easter Sunday had special significance

Easter Sunday had special significance
at st. Luke's Episcopal Church, though
the sacred services of the day OF course
occupied the major portion of the congre-
cations attention. One year ago yester-
day at the Easter services it was an
nounced that the offerings would be de-
voted to the building fund. The flourish
ing congregation at st. Luke's had out
grown the old edifice, and the need of
more extensive accommodations was felt
TO be imperative. The response to the in
vitation for offerings was encouraging,
fund was secured.
During the last two months the rector,
Rsv. William Hail Moreland, and the
officers of The church, have been making
an energetic canvass for funds and up to
yesterday but $40 900 of the $40, 600 desired
remained TO be raised. Again, 1t was an
nounced that the Easter offerings would
go to the building fund, and again the re-
suits were most satisfactory. Over $500
was secured in loose offerings at the morn
ing collections, and much more was Sc
cured in pledges. All through the day
additional pledges kept coming in, and
the deacons now feel assured that the en-
the summer.
The services at ST. Luke's yesterday
were most impressive. About 500 COM
municants were present at the early morn
ing services, and at II O. clock the church
was crowded to its uttermost. The morn
ing sermon was by Rev. Archdeacon
Webber. The address was not argument
alive, the speaker choosing rather TO treat
the occasion as one upon which the Joy of
the world in the resurrection of the Savior
should be EN- phasized.
In the afternoon a children's carol SER
vice was held. As this was expected to
be the last Easter observed in the old
church, souvenir programmes bearing a
likeness of the old edifice were issued.
In the evening Bishop Nichols deliv-
cred the sermon and administered the
rites of confirmation to 175 candidates.
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nard johnson. lot on N line of Elizabeth street.
176:S Of Douglass. f &c by ia: $40.

naId Johnson lot on n line of Elizabeth street.
176:S Z Of Douglass. f 26 by n ia: $lO
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
John and Wiihemina Mole to Laura A, wife Of
William s Pelouze. lot on + line Of Chestnut
stree, PSI % of Twentv-eighth, S 1913 by L
1872. block $50, Oakland; $40.
William 3. PelouZe 10 same, same Oakland;
gift.
Central Land Company 10 w H. Looms, lot on
line OF Thr y.third street, 1888 of IVES; ST eel;
8 100 b. So 0ck F. map zap Of Central Land
Feler and Sarah M Thomson TO e. n. and Ger
trude h Jones, OF on E lie OF Franklin street
PA y of Delger (or Twentieth), n. 3.54. SE
s4.25, sW SO, W s4.15 to beginning, block 2l6l,
oakiand: SIS.
Allen, lot the E line of Harrison street, 20 of
Fiji street, 81 Is by E l0o, being lot and por-
ton of lots and g. block 80, Oakland; 80
J. II. I. and Henrietta watkinson 20 Nary II.
Sterling, lots 60 e., "a and &C. map of Piedmont
Tract, Oakland Township; $40
ner of Grant avenue APT Sc of Telegraph avenue,
Sc 80 by SW l1b. being portion of lots 81 and
81 s, amended map of NJ osswood Tract, Oakland
township; $40.
L. n and Elvira NJ. Hubbard to August Hend-
rickson lot on n line of Glascocs stree lZ5 w of
Peterson, " rs by \ 100, being lot ~ block IS,
North lameda Tract, Br ooklyn Township: $40.
Campbell Pomeroy TO Elizabeth Pomeroy, lot
> line of ~aratoga avenue. loo w OF Orc hard
street. w 40 by 1926, being lot 10. block P,
Amended Map. Moss Tract, Brooklyn Township;
gift
Christ and Maritime Jensen to Delos Pratt
lot 26 in 81 Ddivsioa B. Fruilvale Terminal Tract,
ship; $40.
Louis H and Marion A.Turner to NJ airy f. Ram
say, lot on line of Lafayette street so OF Clin-
ion avenue, n SO by 1US being lot II, block Is,
amended map of Bartlett Tract, Z. alameda; SO
Adam NJ Ramsay 10 Mary E Ramsay, same;
gift.
Edwin A. Randlett TO Mary A. Randlett, lot on
line OF Chestnut street, b0 Of Railroad avenue.
5 90 by 80 block 8, Lands adjacent TO Enci-
nal, Alamo gift
n, and Columbia Cerisola to Teresa Filetti lots
%, o4 and 90; block {, Vicente Peralta heserva-
ton Tract, Oakland Township: SO.
Berke. ey Eank of Saw ings 10 Ludwig p. and
Catherine Meinheit 10 = line of Addison street,
200 w of Oxford, " SO by $ lbs, being LOT g. block
a, Berkeley property, Berkeley: 81 700.
William Nj. and Annie l.. r. Stewart TO James
r. sloan, lot on SW corner of Eagle avenue and
Willow street, 1886 by ) LAT IS, being lots 9
and 10, block H. lands adjacent TO I'm cinal, Ala
media; $40,
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SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
10 Market street. open until II o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock.
1923 Hayes street. open until $3.50 o'clock.
SIS Larkin street: open until $50 O'Clock.
Sw. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until O'Clock.
251s Mission street: open until o'clock
1877 Ninth street; open until 9 80 o'clock.
1505 Polk street: open until 80 o'clock.
NV. Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets; open till o'clock.
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Ruilders, Contracts.

a. ]. and Sarah I. Scandrett with william
Plant, TO erect two-story building on y line of
Fulton street, 125 { Of Lyon; S3470.
Matteo Compasno with j. Soanave, alterations
and additions TO a three-story frame building on
S line o. Green street, 172 East of Dupont; $1,000
Edward and Sophia W harton with Peterson &
Person. 10 erect a two-story frame building n
line of Fell street, between Lot and Lyon, $1,000;
D. c. DeneI architect
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

re- DIVIDEND NoTICE-DIVIDEND NO.
S~S AZ twenty-five cents per share) of the
II hutchinson sugar Plantation Company will be
payable at the Office of the company, 327 Market
street, and after Tuesday. A pril 20, 1897.
Transfer books will close Wednesday, April Ia,
1891 at O'Clock P. N
f. H. SHELDON, Secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19

ME. ARNDT, THE GREAT GERMAN FOR
1L tune teller, the best in the world, tel you
The past and future the best card reader she can
tell your fortune bv Palmstry, the Egg and by
the Planets; Will show you a picture of your
future husba nd wife, and will tell YOU your
fortune from The cradle to the grave. Come and
you Will be surprised. She cures all diseases by
sympathy: has never fai ed. She Is the seventh
sister OF the seven: she has the seven seals. She
Is the greatest mind reader. and tell you re-
gard:n speculations, bu siness and mining; gives
lncky numbers; all family troubles satisfactorily
settled She has appeared before all the crowned
heads OF Europe from whom she has hattering
testimonials. 957 Harrison st., between l. fifth
and sixth: price csc and upward; Office hours 10
A., NJ o
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IL ~ l. LIE
NJ Maynard, Suiun
I Griffin & W, ives
r NJ Sine, Sonoma
w Allen. stockton
J Well, Sanger
Mrs Baxter, Boston
NJ aster Baxter, Boston
T Joson, Los Angeles
w Purnell, Sacto
l. Z Grant, salem
DIR L Flint, San Juan
Mrs 4 Gilman, San jose
Miss + Shererd, Pa
W Scarborough, Los Ang
{ yucca, Kansas
I Nj Joseph. y Y
c Smith d W an Jose
NJ PilgIm, Stockton
L Frankenheime. >tocktn
B ii Rosenberg, Uklah
HOUSE.
5 Chamberlain, Cal
2 h Dow, san Jose
B II Cottle, san Jose
j L b Dana & wi, Mass
w NJ b aine, Cal
r r Fox, Vallejo
J Potter, VatlelJ
A Harris d. VT, Fowler
G L Eastman & VT, Fla
j Taylor, salinas
E A Brown IL VT, Sacto
Z Spark, Truckee
81 a Harris, FOwer
Miss L a Close, Fowler
NJ B Wash burn, Cal
J 5 Devore. Forest Hill
L Dean, Reno
w II Davis, Sacto
G II Grey q W. Ukiah
Miss Franklin, st Louis
G d Carlin. Sacto
HOTEL
Mrs E r Seaver, III
q B Cramer, n Y
B II Collins, Stanford
L 81 Boyce, n Y
u FriIch, Denver
Mrs q Fritch, colo
q Suisbaugh, Rock Islnd
L B Marshall, China
Mrs 7 B Marshall, China
+ w Bradley, Ind
d Easllake, Toxic
p Schleister, Java
I E Hardness. Chicago
X w P.ayfair, London
Z II stew ems, Boston
\ j Riley, Indiana
w NJ Petrie, Sacramento
Miss X Sherrerd, Pa
Miss L Marslin, Marysv
Chas + Flood, Stockton
T. Bryan santa Barbara
J { BarroDet d WI, Cal
NJ Albeerli d VT, Italy
Nj j Mcclellan d WI, Cal
l. T Smith, Han ford
Mrs G swan son, seattle
h Swanson, Seattle
J La Tour & fam, Seattle
j i Kane, Seattle
t Cairns, / hiiadeIphia
G Fisher & wi, Oakland
Miss a q Flahey, MADEIRA
: F O'Keefe. Liverpool
a J Shellhams, Rockliu
II K Enton, y Mexico
P Dickson & WI, r ureka
] Lacy, Los Angeles
HOUSE.
G E Thistler, Mare Island
ID Ii oils, San Rafael
James Peck, M creed
r. i Moar, MERGED
III l. Vail, Angels Camp
j 3 McDopald, Fresno
+ X Mundsy. Petaluma
X c Terry, Clayton
Il Ii Johnson d W, Cal
b & l. Sutliff, Sacto
4 : ShanklIn, Cal
z Liddese, Centerville
ID 2 \ itchell, Palo Alto
Chas King, Hanford
WI Campbell, Cal
Miss Collins, Fresno
ID d Eminger, Santa Cruz
Y HOTEL
L j Booney, Winters
a j McPhail, Lancaster
q ii irimrose & W, N Y
" hnlnenberg Il w. Los
Angeles
II w Buchanan, Chicago
6 Nj Westcott, Concord
+ NJ Tapsott, Red BluR
III Smith, Ukiah
IL Jones, Seattle
'ERN HOTEL.
A Brizzolora. Re dec
J y Day, LoNAngeles
+ Hansen. n Y
j b Blu n, U S S Alert
r. r Hook
L BoShe, Chic ago
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MALE HELP WANTED.


>~"~->~~~~~~>~~o~~~~--~~~-
w ANTED-CARRIAs PAINTER, 81 so A
w day; black smith, country: married IAN to
cord; shingle and shake boltmakers, 81 So to
81 30 cord, see boss in city: teamster, 81 so
" 90 day; farmers, mixers and 9th ers- Apply
to J. +. CRoSETT & Co, 62s Sacramento 81.
WANTED-2 COOKS AND WIVES, $40 AND
w sou. for country boarding houses: hotel wait.
ers, Country restaurant; cooks and others. Apply
10 d T. ChosETi d CO., 62S Sacramento st.
EVERYBODY PLEASE NOTE: soME-YEs.
~ nearly all our opponents-are very, very sore
control the labor market. Sorry as we are for
them, we advise them to die game, for die they
ing Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay ST.
QOc MEN WANTED TO-DAY. FROM SIS TO
ctO $50 per month and found; read carefully:
the following are only few places we have:
80 farmers, orchard AMI vineyard hands, $25,
$40 and $l5 per month and found: 10 mixers. $25
aud 500 IL aborers ana tealnsters, city and coun-
try 81 SO to 81 rs per lay and $40 per M onth and
found; butter and cheese makers $50 and s26.
80 wood choppers, A foot red pine wood, 81 10 and
II per cord; 10 men to dig bitches on large
ranch, etc cEore men ana boys for ranches and
vineyards, $40 $12 and SIS; 10 strong young
men TO learn trade. $l5 per month and fonnd, in
dren: pruners for vineyard and do general
vineyard work. s26 and found. santa Clara
stabemen, city and country, s26 and found;
sheep-shearer 20 granite drillers for quarry.
Il
and CAM s $40 and $45 per month and found;
biacksmiths to iun shops on shares y cooks.
city and country jobs $50, $50 $40 and $50: 2
second cooks. $40 and $50; second COOK for an in
stitution $25 and found; ) dishwashers S15 and
$50: steward Tor gentleman's yacht, $50 and
round; COOK for same yacht, $50. see boss here; 3
waters, $25 and $50: ironers, $50: COOK and
wife, $50, easy, steady place; camp cook, $25;
and many other good places. Every body wanting
work come and MURRAY & READY,
Leading Employment Agents. 6S4 and 636 Clay
ST.: telephone 5S4S.
EELT AND COMPOSITION RoOFER: IS PER
Il day: steady iop year round. MURRAY &
READY, Employ ment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay.
CHEsSEMAKER, $50 AND FOUND; BUGGY
~ washers, city stable, $50 and found; 10 men
TOT a vineyard, 81 % day, Santa Clara County.
MUIRA 4 d READY, Leading Employment
Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. Telephone main
PESTA URANT BUTCHER, $50; COOK,
~ country restaurant, $40 week: second cook,
country hotel. $36: man to make tamales, coun-
Try $2o beliboy hotel, city. $1O lunch COOK
Tor loon; washer and starcher for hand laundry,
country, SD; laundryman for resort, $26. Z. r.
HANSEN x co, no Geary
r. ARDENER FOR SPRINGS, $25 AND
~ found carriage painter, country, 81 so day;
farmers, $15 and found: stabeman, city, SIS;
cnoreman for dairy, SIS; Swiss farmer, $15 c.
h dANShN d CO., ITO Geary st.
SHAMPooER FOR TURKISH BATH, $40.
~ y Il JANSEN d CO.. ITO Geary St
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

GRAND HO
A Levinsky, Stockton NJ n
{ Towue, Tennessee I 81
Miss Griffin, Ives r NJ
A Zackerman, Woodland w 4
A \ ellison Il W, Sacto ] "
E NJ Mason, Chicago Mrs
Miss Baxter, Boston Mas
W Hooker. Grabames p il
L James, Canada W
@ Schirely, Oroville l. Z
7 Flint Jr, San Juan DIR
Mrs Holmes, San Jose Mrs
Mrs Hamilton, PItIsburg Mis-:
+ Barnes, Stanford W
q AylsW orth. Los Ang { "
p Rocca, Omaha T NJ
b HoranSon, sacto c Sr
w Nissen, san Diego NJ 7
T r Remelee, Sacto l. Fl
E I Cushing, Chicago B II
s NJ Peiser, Cal
RUSS HOU
a A Mcdonald. Grizzley S G.
r F Jones, Stockton h
X X May, San Jose B II
w q Farrer, Cal JC
Miss MI Lockwood, Conn w
J Monaghan, Spokane r r
J terZier, Cal JP,
+ A Jon S, stockton A Ii
A Myer & VT, Fla G
W Brock man. Cal JTs
j NJ Walling, New City E A
P r Davis, santa Rosa Z 81
z ] WiLbeck, Los Angles 81 /
j r II Robertson. Mexico Mis-
j II Thomas, Rio Vista NJ 3
z & Stanley, Livermore J 5
Mrs Ryan, Fresno L d
] L Conkling, Los Ans el w
] q B.sbee & W, Auburn G II
Miss + Wilbur, st Louis Mis-
G IL Sawyer, Los Angles G d
PALACE He
] w w Moore, Pa Mrs
{ b Close, Selby Il B
w w Chaplin, Sacto B Il
X NJ Collins, stanford + q
ID Carleton. Mass q +
] D Bicknell, l. a Mrs
Mrs ID Carleton, Mass q 81
Otto Hu Der, Rock Islnd L B
7 Huston, Tacoma Mrs
q Z Elisco. Mexico FV
j ii Kincaid. Nevada D r
= NJ Alder, Java p ),
j I Pratt, Brooklyn L E
b w Ellis, London X v
w Ii AbercrOmbie, Jpn { II
o K Ourby & W, 5 Louis n ]
+ ] Hammer, L A w
Mrs A Hamilton, Pa Mis-
COSMOPOLT
] E Lewis, Marysville Mis-
a ID Anderson, stockton CHI,
2 3 q gallagher, Donegal L
d 5 WILDER, San Diego ] {
n HoIstrom, San Diego NJ
T FlCrsheim, Chicago NJ
+ Kramer. CoIusa Ii
j P Peterson, Sonora Mr.
d Swanson, sea tie T.
Miss h Swanson, seattle ] L
A Asbeek, Seattle, J i
w jackson d VT, L Ang + {
W Stallard, / Philadelphia G
Miss II Grimm. MADEIRA Mi:
II Won schroeder, SwltZ- F {
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J Dickson & VT, Eureka ? L
I IL Horton, Jackson il
LICK HOU
T S Dickens & W, Sacto G E
Z W Kean, Lodi d Il
L W Carroll, Fresno Jan
r Gracey, MERGED r. !
n ] Ba dwin, v oodbrge II i
MIR & Mrs J Lake, LII JB
Thos Macleay, Petaluma + X
w Jackson Little, U S y r c
Elias D Gardner. Cal EH
l. b Sutliif & W, Sacto B &
J Dsnnenbaum, Vallejo L =
K ii SchwarZkopi, Cal PL
8 Englander, Cal d
NJ l. Pratt, Boston Cha
G + Jackson, Seattle wn
j NJ Collier Fresno Mis-
NJ G Rhodes, san Jose ID
Mrs ] Mel Harvey, Cal
BALDWIN II
A I. Carlton, Milwaukee T ]
w P Lewis, Oakland a J
g Hart q W, Vallejo G f
DR. J j Willy, Stockton w
L X smith, Yokohama A
@ p Bushl, Watson vile 4 '
II Temple & W, st Louis G y
7 II Todd, sacramento + \
] Stitt & W. Ukiah II :
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c Buckley, Vallejo
NEW WESTER.
c A Black. Rodeo AZ
q Grayer, Cal JT
c b ent, IT Louis f 4
W Downey. n Y JE
J II Dunn, Ny r }
E Hess, Chicago L E
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19

~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
E-~ the Maria Kip Orphanage of 63s Folsom st.
has received the following orphan and halfor-
phan girls from December 81 1885, 10 April J.
1897: Carrie Elizabeth Nickerson, ears
month; Ceciie Hilloise Williamson, 8 years; Char
lotte Mnntanya, years n onths; Phoebe Mon
tanya, years IL months; Milfred Nelson, II
years months; Helen Beatrice Regan, year:
Elsie May KnudsOn, years 10 months; Mabel
Dannevig 10 years months; Lillian Dannevig, 8
years month; Edith Howard, 10 years mon his;
Nellie Simons IL years months Harriet Flor
ence odlum, years; Madeira Sharp, l year 8
months.
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