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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
THE FACTORIES
GOING AGAIN
Heavy Building in New
York and Other Cities
of the East.
]. 7. Cove on the Many Changes
There and Throughout
the South.
Business Is Improving and Money
G tting Easier-Mammoth Struc.
lures Costing Millions.

J. T. Cove. the widely known mine
property owner and ore-buyer, returned
here yesterday after an extended visit to
the South and East. Mr. Cove was at his
old home in Boston, which he had not
visited for forty years. He also visited
Lowell, Brockton, Concord and many
other manufacturing centers and attended
the inauguration at Washington, where
he met Mr.. Mckinley.
~ found things in an improved and i'm
proving condition" said Mr.. Cove. "In
the East money seemed to be fairly plenty,
nearly every body was doing something,
and people were confident MIR. Mckinley
was going to do the right thing. The
people there believe in bime tallism, too,
but not in free silver. They want some
way of bringing the two metals into ap-
proximate relation.
much is hoped from the com mission
on international bimetallism, which is
now in Europe. I visited the great retail
store in Bosom in which l used to work
when boy. forty years ago. 1t was doing
a business of close to SAC, 600 day, which
anybody must admit isn't bad for q retail
store.
"In New York everything was quite
active. There Is great deal OF building
there. Houses are going up on every
hand. Among them are no less than
eleven great hotels. Three of these will
cost from $1,000 900 to $3, 900 900 each.
Manv of the factories in New York and in
the New England States had started up.
They were not all running on full time.
Some were on full time, others on half and
others on three-quarters, but things were
going along.
az was also in the South for some time,
where l spent several years when / was a
young man. found the South rejuven-
ated. The old Southern gentleman with
his broad hat long coat and hickory cane
had disappeared. Even the Southern
accent was gone. The new race that has
grown up talks like the people of the
North who settled there. The talk of one
cannot be told from the talk of the other
Nashville, New Orleans and other
cities which l visited were looking we'll
The opinion was that the country had
seen its worst time and would now get
better"
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will be about all the passengers the train

will be about all the passengers the train
can well carry. -
It is pro oable the rates of both com pa
nies will remain where they are for some
time. None of the officers of either organi-
zation have any idea when the war will be
called off, and each com pany states that
as it is ii has the other pretty well on the
hip
1--WE are now just where we were last
summer, except that the Southern Pacific
then had fat rate,'' said Passenger
Agent Conner OF the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Comp pany. This fat rate,
however, was soon too much for the road
and it called quits. l think things are
running along a well as for US as could be
desired. The Columbia, which will leave
here Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. Tor Portland,
has already pretty full load of freight
aad all the cabin berths have been taken.
We have also sOid limited number of ac-
commodations for passengers on cots. The
State of California will leave Portland on
Wednesday for this City. l have not vet
been advised how many she will probab bly,
hare on board"
b. A. Harnett has been appointed ticket
agent of the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
ton Company here, to succeed Malone
Joyce. Mr.. Harnett was formerly with
Mr.. Avery as assistant passenger agent OF
the Pacific Mail Company.
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r Fresno Wom Defra,,d.d.

FRESNO, Call. June Mrs. Emerson.
q wild ow, who formerly owned considerable
property in this city, but lost it all, has
been the victim of a crueI imposter.
About week ago there arrived in Fresno
well-appearing man who gave his name
as H.: ]. Wright, and represented himseli
to be the agent of DR.. billiards Health
Capsule Company of San Francisco. He
was looking for an agent to esta blish the
medicine in Fresno, and found an easy
victim in Mrs. Emerson. He required
her TO give him $40. which she raised with
a great deal of difficulty. The money was
to pay for her first consignment of cap
suies Besides this, Wright took a per.
sonal loan Of s. from the woman. He ma.
left Fresno and Mr.. Emerson is con.
vinced that she has bean deceived.
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ne. went some months ago with Ii Hung
Chang by way of the Canadian Pacific
Railroad. Mfr. Morgan is accompanied by
his daughter physician and secretary.
. He has a strange history. He is an Eng.
Ishman by birth, and when young man
.wentto Queensland and located at Char
ters Towers TO practice law. He soon e1-
teIled as mining lawyer and in time took
several mining. properties as a promoter
to London to unload. He succeeded in
his efforts in placing properties and
=amassef< large fortune. Finally he re-
moved to Wales, where ne engaged in de-
yeloping a large gold property He made
this great success also, and then ran for
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Oppose "sunday PIcnics. &"

OAKLAND, CAL, June L-Superyisor
Roetn announced to-day that he was op-
posed to voting public money for a "Sun-
day picnic" The remark was called forth
at the NEE ting OF the Board OF Superyi-
sors this afternoon when $500 was voted
to ass st in the one hundredth. annlyer-
sary OF the settlement of Alameda County.
Several of the committee from Mission
San Jose appeared during the forenoon,
and asked for an appropriation to help
pay the eX penses of a barbecue on June
13. At the session later in the day the
Supervisors appropriated $500, when one
of them moved that the board attend in q
body. Just before he finished the motion,
some one suggested that the 18th was Sun
day. The motion was never completed,
but Supervisor Roeth asked to be recorded
as voting mo" on the former motion, de-
claring that he opposed Sunday picnics. "
Lectured on Single Tax.
BERKELEY, CAL, June l. Ralph
Hoyt OF Los Angeles lectured on "Single
Tax and How to Get 1t" at Golden Sheaf
Hall this evening. He presented some
interesting data on the salient features of
this branch of political economy and
pointed cut what an influence the single
tax question has on the politics of the
day.
1t is the purpose of the supporters OF
the single tax movement in Berkeley to
form permanent organization.
Golden Sheaf Hall, in which the single
takers ssembled, and which was recently
built by J. G. Wright. was informally
dedicated tonight, the first public meet
ing ever held in it having taken place.
Another PostpOnement Wanted.
OAKLAND. CAL, June I.-Another ap-
plication for a postponement in the trial
of Michael Collins Tor the murder of
Philip Bougar on January s, two years
ago, is 10 be made. When asked to hear
the application Judge Ogden said:
Il snail hear the application very reluc-
tanilv and i'm patiently, for / supposed
that this matter had been so arranged
that it would be tried at the date for
which it was set"
Attorney knight is busy with the Fair
will case in San Francisco and could not
be in court.
A Society Wedding.
OAKLAND, CAL, June Miss Gene
We've English, daughter of John NJ. Eng
lish, was married this afternoon to Lieu
tenant John Erwin, paymaster q. S. y,
The wedding was very private and took
place at the home of the bride. Rev. R.
Ritchie performed the ceremony.
Five Tons OF Cherries.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 1.-Cherries are
selling rapidly. To-day one commission
merchant reported five and half tons
sold. He claims TO have sold four and
five tons daily since the season opened.
Ali of these came from this and Santa
Clara counties.
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JAPANESE RAILWAY OFFICIALS
Director General Matsumoto and Asso-
ciates visit the Southern PACIFIC.

Director General Matsumoto and Asso-
ciates visit the Southern Pacific
G. Matsumoto, director-general of the
Imperial Japanese Railway, and NJ Okla
and NJ. Kagai. managers of the traffic and
engineering departments, who arrived
here day or :wo ago, yesterday visited
the different Offices of the Southern Pacific
Company. they were shown courtesies
by the officials.
The object of the visit to this country is
to gain all the information possible about
THE railroads OF this country In order that
they may use it IN Japan. The visitors will
visit and examine the different Eastern
roads, and will then go to Europe, where
they will also examine the railway equip
ments. Director General Matsumoto
seems very intelligent man.
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TRAVEL GROWING HEAVY,
The Cheap Fares Between Here
and Portland Are the
Cause.
Steamers Well Loaded, ard the Train
To-Day Will Probably Be
Thronged.

The rate war between the Southern
Pacific Railroad and the steamers of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
continues. The fare between San Fran
cisco and Portland by rail remains at $40
and IS for first and second class; by
steamers the rate is IS and 81 90
The first Southern Pacific excursion
since the pig cut, left Portland for San
Francisco last night. ana is said to be well
loaded. The excursion bound from here
10 Portland will leave this evening. Tickets
have been selling pretty fast and Assist.
an; Passenger Agent Judah thinks there
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declared ticket to be counterfeit. Neither
companies nor agents are built .on such
liberal plans and specifications II .
For the defrauued buyer there is no re-
dress. He cannot bring a civil suit to OBJ
tain the value of the prize, because the
lotteries are prohibited Oy. thestatute, and
no legal contracts can be made in the
United States concerning them Ofcopr>e
he may swear TO complaint in the Police
Court or go before the Grand jury. and
endeavor to have the guilty persons in
dicted, but that will put no money in his
pocket, and will be, besides, a task. of con-
siderable trouble and annoyance: 4.
T he best way in which to deal with the
lottery evil is to refrain from patronizine
it,. This will effectually put an end TO the
business. There is mo- sy mpathy for the
man or woman who throws his or=her
money into the laps OF these Jeremy
DiddIerz: t. r.: t>.s.:.2 - ~.
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Union Printers to Picnic.

Great expectation has been aroused in the
Union Printers Mutual Aid Society's picnic to
take place at Camp Taylor on Wed aesday,
June %. This is the tenth annual outing and
family excursion given under the same aus
pices and all have been exceedingly ioyous
affairs. Among the attractions promised are
games and prizes for children, dancing, q
game of baseball between tesms from the
morning newspapers, boating. bathing, fish.
ing, etc. With good weather the picnic ought [
TO De one OF the most enjoy able of the season.
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HIS ARM AMFUTATED.
Joseph Kennedy, a Boy. Fell Will,
..-..-...J dumping on a Freight Train.

Joseph Kennedy, n BoyI. FeII WhlIe
Jumping on a Freight Train.
Joseph Kennedy, boy Is years of age,
living with his parents at 1924 Treat
avenue, met with an. unfortunate acct
dent-last night, which has manned him
for life. = .-<
He and George Johnson, companion,
were amusing themselves by. Jumping on
and off moving freight train shortly
after 8 9;o'clock last night, and at Twenty
fourth and Capp streets Kennedy missed
his hold and fell. He inyolun arlly threw
out his left arm and. the wheels passed
over it, crusningit into pulp.
He was taken TO the City and County
Hospital in the patrol-wagon, where the
arm was ampuiated about four inches
below the shoulder. .-
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Smashed His Nosa.

ried Yesterday morning and last night was
,ebrating the event in a grocery and saloon
on Taird and Bryant streets. HI fell into an
alteration with another man who seized a
chair and struck Mcguire on the face with it,
smashing mis- nose into pulp. Mcclure went
to the Receiving Hospital, where his nose was
put into as perfect shape as poSslb e, and he
left wondering what sort OF a reception he
would get from his bride.
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said, "and have resigned nay official
place and am @now going home. By the
way, / am not going to the Queens Jubi-
:. lee. j dislike q crowd and SO l intend to
spend a mon ih:in America and then go to
= II Y 5r5ine in DeyonshEre. ~. :.
Nicholas Matunin; diplomatic Consul IN
Siberia Tor The country along the border OF
North Korea and Manchuria. is also one
of the arriYaTs h ere. :. He is gray, some 30
years old, speaks English we'll and APP
pears to have: had thrilling experiences.
He says be. has, too.
. 81 have been twenty-four years in Sibe-
riai'' said lie, land aim: now going back to
St. Petersburg TO remain little while. /
communicating 1000 miles of the frontier
of Manchnria' and North Korea. In Man
chpria haye.a great deal 10 do with the
wild TartaTs, who ride; on: horseback. so
we'll and fight with such courage that they
are known every where. / ana comfortably
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stockto,n T,.rjf,,,.la a.nn :. Dead.

! STOCKTON. CAL., June Ia. P. Miller,
we'll known in racing circles all over this
coast died to-day at his room near the
Stockton racetrack. For a. mum Der OF
years he has been para wed, but kept up
his interest in racin G. Several days ago
he began ailing AMI was to-day found
d cad in his room. -. ..'....
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a Military Weddino.

The folds of Old Cory mingled with
pink and white fragrant blossoms to make
fitting bridal bower for Miss Minnie
Burton, daughter of Colonel G. H. Bur-
ton, U. S. A, inspector general of the
Pacific Coast Department. and Lieutenant
Thomas A. Pesrce, U. s. A., of the
Seventh Infantry, stationed at Fort
Logan, and yesterday at 1:30 P. at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, 21l1
Pacific avenue, Rev. DR.. Walk pro.
nounced the words that made this happy
young couple one.
Only relatives and q limited numbe OF
intimate friends witnessed the ceremony.
invitations had been issued, folio we'd be
The bride wore an elegant gown of VIII
with soft fioun 9ings of moussellne de sole
wreath of orange blossoms and she ca
Misses Leila and Kathro Burton, sister
Lieutenant William Sills OF Fort Logan
The bridesmaids were attired alike il
slips, and they carried bouquets of pin
wore an elegant black brocaded silk gowl
Lieutenant and Mrs. Pearce left by la
Fort Logan, Colo.
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HEAYY-WtIGHTS
!. BY y / THE PERU
Pritchard Morgan, Multi
Millionaire Member of
s. s.. arliament.
His Remarkable Rise From an
81. s. Unknown Position in =.
: Queensland Il.
N cho'as Matunin in, Who Guards 1000
b. Miles of Tartar Countryside F.
s.. ..-.,. Ii: 81. -: Alfred Croft. Ill. !.

:. The steamer Peru brought number of
famous people to this port yesterday, some
+. of them having careers that make them
notable over the world. Among them was
q. .P@ri>chard Morgan, member of Parlia.
*ment from Merthyr Tydvil, Wales, and
celebrated in recent years as. an orator
and financier. +
He has Just returned from China, where
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OPEN TO HANF0RD4 TO-DAY.
The Progress of Work on Various Parts
of the San Joaquin Railway.

The San Francisco and San. Joaquin
railroad will be opened for business t.
Hanford to-day. This means that thirty
miles of additional road is ready fol
traffic. The grading for twenty mile,
south of Hanford is also well on toward
completion and in a few days, accordine
to Chief Engineer Storey, track 1ayine
will begin: :.
The road is also being graded between
*keediey= and Nlsalia: 1t will be com
pleted by the time the Kings River bridge
is finished, which will be about July Is
This bridge is one of the largest on the
line. The distance from Fresno to Kings
River is twenty-three miles.
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Which is. an external and internal
remedy without an equal.
NOT 4 NEW PREPARATION BUT .0AE.
THAT HAS STOOD THE ItSI OF OYER
4 Quarter OF A CENTURY. 1t !.
Thousands of persons all
over the United States
gratefully praise DR.. Mar
tins Pain Curer and are
never without it. S. 7.

The Curer iS free from all Injurious
and poisonous properties, and is en-.
ttrely vegetable in its composition: 1t
tonesup and strengthens the system,
puri6es the blood e1pels bad matter
from the organs of the body generally.
promotes digestion, regulates theappe-
tite and secures a healthy state Of the
system and its various functions. Taken.
occasionally as 8 preventive of disease,
1t keeps the mind cheerful and happy
by promoting healthfIl action of the
skin, heart, lungs, stomach, Pancress;
bowels, l;~er, kidneys, bladder, spleen.
spinal coAmn, and the whole nervous
system. 1t. is also especially always,
WoMAN's FRIEND, and is unequaled
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located inside. the line of Siberia, and
with warm house and plenty OF attend
ants manage 10 get along" -.
Dr. y. Neustadt, naturalist of Vienna,
who has been in the Orient collecting rare
specimens, was also on tha Peru. = ~.
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ALL IT'S DEPARTM'TS!
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
Not HOOdWinking the Public by a CIoSing-Out Sale
In AL Departments.

+ There is only one way to do busi=
= ness, and that's square, honest and
S above board. You can't lie to the pub
!, lie. You can't expect them to believe
= you when you tell them you paid Sic
: for stock when every body knows you
i paid over soc; nor will they take much
: stock in concern that adVertises hav=
: ing bought $4,000 worth of stock when
!. the seller in writing stated there WASH t
!. over $4,000. Look out for this class
= of merchants; they bear watching.
Z Look out for the merchant who adver=
< tises a CIosing=out sale IN all depart
ments. While we are and have been
advertisinga a Closing=out sale ofALL our
( departments THE DISTINCTION is
great. One is legitimate, the other is
abortive. 1t is contortion of words in
tended to deceive While we are he re
we raise our voice in protest of Guerilla
merchandising. When we are gone it
is duty that we bequeath to others.
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NEW TO-DAY.
!" AN OPEN LETTER
From Miss Sachner, of Columbus,
-. :....:. O., to Ailing Women.

To all women. who are ill:-It af-
fords me great pleasure to tell you of
the benefit l have derived from TAX
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. can hardly find WORDS to
express my gratitude for the boon
given to suffering women in that ex-
eellent remedy. Before taking the
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Weak Men and Women

CHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE
- great Mexican Remedy; gives Health and
Strength TO the Sexual Organs.
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FOR THE PREVENTION and CURE
DE


Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Pains: In
General, Bowel Complaints. DyS-
pepsia, Dyaenteryo Cholera Nor:
bus, Diphtheria, Sore Throat
Pneumonia. Diabetes, Nervous
Complaints, Disease sf the stom--
ach and Bowels Generally, Liver
Complaints, Kidney. Complaints,
Sciatica, Lumbage, Colds. Coughs,
Local and General Debility, Head:
ache, Earache, Toothache. Sick
ness in stomach. Backache, Burns,
SweIIings, BoiIs, Sores, Ulcers;
Collie. Cramps, Sprains. BrLises,
SeaIds, wounds, Costiveness, In
digestion, Skin Diseases, Excess
sivs Itchings and many other
complaints too numerous to name
here. In a word, the. great Pain.
Curer of the Age is an unequaIed
family remedy.
Price: 75c, SEC, si,OO per Bottle,
L CALLIsCH. Wholesale AGENT for
the Pacific Ceast, San Jose, Cal. :.
For sale by all druggists. The trade.
supplied by Redington & Co., Mack
& Co.. and Langley & MichAeis. San
Francisco.
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HooPER-John B. Hooper, q native Of England
aged "a years.
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A reception. for which several hundred
tween the hours of and 4.
lie satin. the corsage of which was trimmed
The veil was fastened to the coiffure with
rried bouquet OF lilies of the valley. The
of the BRIDE, officiated as bridesmaids.
was best man.
pale blue organdie made over blue silk
Z roses. Mrs. Burton, mother of the bride,
trimmed with white point.
st evenings overland for their future home,
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A Society Wedding.

OAKLAND, CAL, June 1.-Cherries are
selling rapidly. To-day one commission
merchant reported five and half tons
sold. He claims TO have sold four and
five tons daily since the season opened.
Ali of these came from this and Santa
Clara counties.
The record-union., 1897-12-22
NEW TO-DAY.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE
Of California, County OF Sacramento.
In the matter of the estate of G. CHAUN-
CEY TIETJENS, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the 7th day Of January. 1898, at 10 o'clock
said court, at the Courthouse, in the City
OF Sacramento, County of Sacramento,
and State Of California, has been appointed
viii Of said G. Chauncey Tietjens. de-
ceased and for hearing the application Of
Theresa Tietjens for the issuance to her
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court, this 2lst day of December. 1891.
(Seal.) w 3. HAMILTON, Clerk.
Indorsel: Filed December q, 1897
w. Il. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY +. s. Wachhorst, Deputy.
Holl 6 Dunn. Attorneys for petitioner.
d22-1it
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Continued on Fifth Page)
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THE SACRAMENTO ATHLETIC CLUB
will hold their annual masquerade ball on
THURSDAY, February "a. 1885, d1S-1w
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ESTATE OF CHARLES e. SMITH
deceased.-Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, W. H. Smith, administrator
of the estate Of Charles e.. Smith. de-
ceased. to the creditors OF: and all persons
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publca-
tion of this notice, to said administrator,
AT the office of VIM. F. Renfro, 32S street.
Sacramento Cal, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business of said
estate in the County of Sacramento Cal
Dated December Z, 1897.
w H. SMITH, Administrator
Vim. F. Renfro, Attorney for Administra-
tor dS-5tWe
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE
of California, County of Sacramento.
In the matter of the estate of s. W.
RALSTON, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Friday, the
2lst day of December, 1897, at 10 o'clock a.
m. of said day, and the court room OK said
court. at the Courthouse, in the City Of
Sacramento. County of Sacramento, and
State of California. has been appointed as
the time and place for proving the will of
said s. w. Raston, deceased, and for
hearing the application OF Marie A. Rail
ston for the issuance to her of letters tes-
tamentary thereon
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court, this 20th day of DECEMBER. 1897.
lSeaD W; B. HAMILTON. Clerk.
White & Seymour, Attorneys for Peti-
toner. ozl-iut
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF, tn Il
County OF Sacramento, state OF CaIlfornia.
III the matter of the estate or ANNIE r..
HAMMOND, Deceased.
Frank Hickman, executor or the estate
of said above named deceased, having MED
his petition herein duly verified praying Tor
an order TO mortgage certain real estate
of said decedent for purposes therein set
forth,
1t is therefore ordered by the said court
that all persons Interested IN the estate Oh
said deceased appear before the SAID Su.
perior Court on FRIDAY, the 2lst Day or
January, 1895. at 10 O'Clock a. m. OF sald day
at the courtroom of said Superior Court,
at the Courthouse, in the City OF S8cra-
mento County of Sacramento, ana state
of California; then and there TO snow cause
why the following real property, TO wit
The west fifty (50l feet of lot in the biock
bounded by r and G., Sixteenth ana Seven
teenth streets, in the City OF sacramento,
County of Sacramento, State OF CaIfornia,
together with the improvements thereon,
or some part thereof, should not be mort
gagged for the amount mentioned IN said
petition, TO wit: One thousand dollars
Isl 000), or such lesser amount as 10 the
court or Judge may seem meet.
Dated December q. A. D.. 1871.
MATT r. JOHNSON,
Judge OF said Superior Court
Holl s. Dunn. Attorneys for Executor.