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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11
THE "NEW HARDANGER."

The first steps to organize and
locate a cooperative colony in the
vicinity of Toledo was taken on the
10th inst. in the formation of a cor
poration named New Hardanger
Cooperative Association" The
incorporators are, Otto o. Krog-
stad, Sondre Romtvedt and o. A..
Tveitmoe, now all residents of To-
ledo. The articles of incorpora-
ton set forth, among other things,
that the capital stock of said cor
poration shall be $5o,ooo, divided
into 100 shares of a par value of
$500 each. The principal office of
business of the corporation is to be
located at Toledo, and the highest
amount of Indebtedness that the
corporation shall be subject 10 shall
not at any time exceed $4,000.
The LEADER is informed that the
colony will be operated upon the
same plan as the Ruskin colony in
Tennessee, or similar to the Debs
colony, on purely socialistic lines.
Messrs. Romtvedt and Tveitmoe
are lately from the East, where
they have done considerable pre-
liminary work, together with other
~co-workers of the cause.
The matter of a cooperative col
ony here at this place is not entire
ly new, as it has been agitated for
several months, both pro and con,
in the scandinavian American pa
pers throughout the country. Lin
coin count, has received its pro
rata share of advertisement in this
agitation, as the location of the col
ony was one of the first things to
be decided on. The promoters have
now decided to locate the colony in
the neighborhood of Toledo, pro-
vided they can obtain enough of our
fertile soil on the right terms and
at reasonable figures. They have
already about one hundred mem.
bers who have signiied their inten-
ton to join the COLONY.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11

There are over 100000 miles of
railway in operation in the world a ID
according to Robert P. Porter the
century will close with over 100000.
OF the present number, just about
one-half are in this country. The
cost of railroads all over the world,
thus far, has been S36,6S5,o oo, 900,
and it is estimated that the street
railways cost 81, 500, 900. The rail
roads employ almost 5,ooo,oo peo-
pie. These are big figures, but the
railroads representa- vast interest in
the worlds wealth. -Ex.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11
CHITWOOD CHIPS.

We are having comfortable moist
ure in this part of "Webfoot'' now
days but we have had a beautiful
fall and people here have had plenty
of time, so far as fine weather is
concerned, to secure their crops in
good shape and prepare for wet
weather which we now may expect.
The Victor Sand Stone Co. are
loading three cars with very fine
stone. 1t looks like bushes to see
them at work again after a layof
of two or three months.
J. E. Wilson, the Chitwood Muir
seryman is digging and selling some
fine, thrifty fruit and ornamental
trees.
Messrs. Frank Miller and Roy
Norton of Summit, have been here
the past few days visiting and hunt
ing with Will Cook. They killed
several fine deer while here.
Tine Yaquina River seems to be
literally alive with fine looking sal
mon. They are running up all the
small streams that are large enough
for them to force their way up.
A lively time is expected at the
Literary next Thursday night.
BoRN-To the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. ]. Chitwood, on Monday,
November 8th 1897, a fine boy.
KUMTUX.
Nov. 10, 1897.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11
wonders of Science.
''O'BlS AND CONSUMPTION CAN BIZ
CURED,

1s AND CONSUMPTION CAN BE
~. new York Chemist and Scientist
s'' Free Offer to our Readers.
suished New York chemist, T. A..
as'rating his discovery of a reli-
.IuVe cure for Consumption (Pul-
ciosis) and all bronchial, throat,
k,ras' diseases, stubborn coughs, ca
ons' General decline and weak
rn .sUs 1, and all conditions of wasting
I'M Tnd THREE FREE BOTTLES fall
n, MS New Discoveries to any atlict-
R'iAem. oooNif LEADER Writ
H., o'ehtihc Treatment" has cured
|tGt.s nnehtly by its timely use, and
kp,hnra simple professional duty to
tm,. ni'y to donate a trial of his in
uaily develops new wonders, and this
patiently experimenting for
r'uuced results as beneficial ne can
th,lrn. gu! moder genius. His asser-
lah ,ps troubles and consumption are
Nj r,,, climate is proven by heartfelt
lap lsS,'ue' filed in his American and
All ories in thousands from those
parts of the world.
b, ,n,ns, eoncede that bronchial, chest
Rn,,sa 'eS lead to Consumption, which,
b. "a, means speedy and certain.
kSev yo.s A. slocum, NJ. c., % Pine
4, and ~ giving postoflce and express
2 suss,",fee medicine will be prompt
hi, rsns should take instant advan-
H. tn ,aefous Proposition.
|Lyco,'uu e Doctor that you saw his offer
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11

Science Is knowing how"
The only secret about ScOtt's
Emulsion is years Of
science When made in
large quantities and by i'm
proving methods, an emul-
sion must be more perfect
than when made in the old
time way with mortar and
pestle a few ounces at a time.
This is why SCOTS Emulsion
Of cod-liver oil never sepa-
rates, keeps sweet for years.
and every spoonful is equal to
every other spoonful.
In other emulslous you are liable b
get an uneven beneflt-either an
over or under dose. Get scott's.
SCOTS EMULSION has been endorsed
by the medical profession for twenty years.
,;1Sk y0Er doefey.) This is because IT 10
roridirt NE Pnyetf NOyiDegfan Cod-ifVSr on
and Hyfopho5bhiieJ.
Put up In 80 cent and ti.oo sizes. The small
,ko may be enough TO cure POUR cough o.
aelp your baby.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11

Dor't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. bc mag
netic. full OF life, nerve and vlgor, take No!To'
BAG. the wonder. worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, zoe or 81. Cure guaran'
teed Booklet and sample free. address
Sterling Rernedy Co, Chicago or liew York
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11
Notice of Assignment.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. D.
" Newlin, of Toledo, Lincoln County, State Of
Oregon, has this day made an assignment of all
itors; and all creditors are hereby notified to
present their claims, under oath, to the under
signed at Toledo, Lincoln county, Oregon,
within three months from the date hereof.
Dated October 7, 1897.
Us. AKIN, Assignee.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11

eAsea,s,,o constipation Forever.
&c fail 10 cwandy Cathartic. IOc or &c.
ie' druggists refund money.
hss.a sae for Fifty Cents.
zoe, 6looSSa habit cure. makes weak
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11

EdGrnte = our flowers WIN r"scarota
c. yt.''- H.. cure cDiAi' ~ 'o9 :oic er
TO-. -. !.t.c.C. iail. drursiatsr flid moi.Cy
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-11-11
The Salem Statesman's View.

Probably the maidest and most
abusive OF all the men who did not
get appointed is DR.. F. M. Carter
OF Lincoln county, who wanted to
be agent for the Indians of the ST.
letz reservation. He don't seem to
realize how plainly he is illustrating
the wisdom of the action of the del
egation, and how entirely impossi-
BILE he is making il for any future
preterment, from any wing of the
party'-Statssman.
But then, you see, Bob Hend-
ricks, the Statesman ediror, served
in the Reform school at the same
time Mr.. Buford did, and is also
one of the latter's bondsmen.
~ -
Geo. M. Pullman disinherited his
twin boys, and Claus Spreckels will
not allow three of his five children
to enter his palatial home. Domes-
tic felicity is not guaranteed by
the possession of millions.-Ex.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-01
Produce.

CoFREE-Rio, spot doll, nominal; No 4 72s@
.. dture trading closed: January. 81 1907 IS;
- &c Ok 90. ~ o3or q q0N6 45: Decem Der
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THE HEE BUR EAT.


UNITED STATES DEPA RrsfESE : OF. a eRICGLr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN T RANcIsce,.
July 81 1897 P: M: H.. &c.,: : =.
The following are: the max MUM temperatures
reported from STAT ons in Cal tfornia 10 day:
Eureka 90 Red Bluff :l04, esno 104, san; Luis
obIspo so, Los Angeles 81 san: Iiiegos ~ Yuma
10s. :sI. :%.@= ="'.
sanFranoisco data: Maxi mn "a tenn perature = l.
minimum 81, raean 81. ! RI, s.: -:
weather Conditions and General F ore
-. - .::-:s'=% casts; ~. 49,: # -.
The prAssufels hfgnesI this syeni1g in Wy Ashtng:
.ton and lowest in: NORTH :Daketa Ailo her.de-
preston is centraE in rzona J Eair,' war nler
veal her prevails in 1aiternia and in the d ate au
region the ea%tw ard: a. lfghtsfever orcuFI 60
at Rhunix to-dayy3and* conditions are sonleNfl at
fa9rab for occasional ii unde erfns IN "A r.
zora and Utah. f.. :':@.: -
hours ending m might August: ~ ! ~! s. ~:
- Horther CaIifotnfa-kair Sunqay4 tres 4noIEn-
erfy.wlnds.- :: 1890. -;
:erly: TO westerly winds: ~: ~. w.:
T.. n eVada-Fai sun day; 80 re-: 81.
Utah.Fr arTI y 81 6ufiv ana 4ptebably occasional
thunder storms te-riIg or ar silTltay ming;
gene all yfaIr Suudat -.s:r5 =: Ill.,. -
Arizona artf v cloudy nd probably occasional
lhuidet:storns ton Fg or early sunday mdrningi
GENERALLY fair SurdaJ: go. = = III -.
- san Francisco and vicfpity-F Fair Sirpd ay light
nor herTy winds{ bec6ming' fresh wes eFly:iA the
Afternoon -. =. NJ. 81: HAMMoE,.,
0C-aL EoEeca Si+k fclaf.
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RECEIPTS OF. PRODUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Arson P. Hotaling 81. to Arson p Hotaling Jr
lot on r. line O. Franklin street, 81 Is n Of Clay n
64:2M by K 1875: $40
Charles r, kepenn to Katherine C. Repenn. lot
on line of Thirteenth (kdey) street, 144 i IA w
of.scett. W 25:l1s, n 117:41a, %, $ lie :s5s
gilt. ~.
lot on W line of fremont avenue, $50 s Of Waller
street, i 70 by w SO: $40.
larence Z. and Emma G. Mayo to Alexander O.
and Julia Trautvetter, lot on line os twenty.
seconi street, So + Of Alabama; Il rs by N 400.
So =.
bounded n by sacramento street. Sc. by Ma rs et
sand W by water lots 57l 10 b79, Marxet-street
gore, quito aim deed s.: -
George a. Lamont to same same: quitclaim
deed s..
corner OF Jones and Pleasant Ridley streets, 8
80 by Il 22:9; $40
Anna pohls to John Bander, lot on sW line of
! Lnnvton street. 100 Sc of Howard, Sc rs by sW
rs: $40.
Arthur J. Ahern 10 william Crocker, lot on 8
line of BUTTE or Nineteenth street, SO r Of Hamp-
SHIRE E so bv:S 81 IS; $40.
Real kstae and Development Company TO
Tubbs.. tordage Company, lot on So. corner
Twen;y-second (eierra) and Iowa streets, Il 100
pos re-; LAND and Implement Company to
same, lot on Il line OF Minnesota street. Las i OF
Twenty-second (,ierra). 1873 by E 100; grant
Sarah Il. Knox TO W. I. Sagehorn, lot on SW
corner of Lake street and Twenty-th third avenue,
w 24U by = 100; $40.
w. I. Sagehorn to Htbernia Savin;s aud Loan
Society, same; $40
Ella II. Kane to Caroline B. Kane all Interest
in the fol Lot on s line OF street, 100 w OF
Thi e:y-s econu avenue w 100 by 300. so LOT
ON y W corner of 8 street and Thirty ninth avenue,
N 16l. l01a. W 10, ) 27U:4, 1874: also uudi-
yided l-3 10y on SW Of U street and Forty.
sixth avenue w 24U by 600i gift.
Jessie stone to Theodore +. Isip lot 8, block l6,
Flint Tract; $40.
Mary A. Kerrison to Gus.ave Peterson and Her.
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DEC1pUous AND CITRUS FRUITS.

I. Aprcots continue to improve slowly and will
pro batly do better from now on. Plums drug
and good many were carried over White Nee
'tariaes are very dull Bartlett Pears keep steady
snd good lots sell off fairly Figs rather scarce.
Peaches are in ample pply andquiet.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries, $500 p chest for large and
Black berries, ST. 1902 90 . chest.
Raspberries, So 50@4 q chest
Huckleberries, 9@lUc p ID.
Red. Nectarines, 50175c; White, 25935c q box.
Peaches l5@3oc q box and 15@3Oc p basket
for common Kinds ami 25@4Oc p box ana l5G35c
= basket for Crawf ords; in bulk, $25130 p ton
for C ings and $l2@l6 for frees"
=. Plpms. zOG40c q box; Japanese, 100000 Nv ash
ingtons, 81 5OG10 . ton; Egg Plums, S12 60
Green Cages, S5d7 3D. -.
Aprcots, 2O@5S5c p box and 81 5o@l5 p ton in
Pears, 25@4oc q box; :Bartletts, 85@75c p bog
Apples, 2ba4oo p box for common and. SO
(GT5c for good TO choice.
: 'Craoapples 2O@3Oc % box = -
Figs, single layers, 35@40c Q box; double layers.
5O@7bc. ::
Grapes, 40@75c for Muscarsr 5C@75c for black
b0@6Oc for 1hompson's seedless and 259b0c
for tontaInebleau. and Sweetwater
:: Watermelons. $5@l5 3 100
Can:sloupes, 75c9$1 rs q crate -.
Nutmeg Melons, 25@60c. p box. "
CITRUS FRUIT S-LemOns, l@2 p box for
common. and So 2a@3 for good to choice: Mex-
can Lines "a 5U@5: Bananas 81 25@2 80 .
bunch: Pineapples, $l@S p 'doz
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T:elec.raphic.

POINT LOBOS, July 3l.-lU p. M.-Westhsr
hay: wind SW: velocity miles i.
Charters. =. J; :
The stmr Noyo loads mdse for Alaska: sohrs
Novelty and Sailor Boy. mds at Seattle for
Ala ka. -. 81 -
Tne schr Nokomis loads lumber at Port Gam.
biz for Hio bark Gen Farchild, lum Der at NJ ody-
vile for Adelaide. .37s Cd.
The Br bark British Princess Is chartered for
wheat 10 Cane Town, 21s Sd.
The stmr National City loads mdse for Alaska.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND. OTHER GRAINS


.<WHEAT-The Cressington~ takes for Rio de ia.
metro 74.06sctls,S valued at $I07. 400.
= The arke continues 10 go up aud futures were
higher; as Will be seen, The demand for spot
Avhea is SATISFIED with d Iffieulty for he farmers
are not selling rule. Il or would they be apt to
ON" the presen; NJ arket, =. T.; =, -
+ L5ca ID nolations are as follows - 81 42la11 as
for No J.: 81 4614 for choice and 81 471aGl 521
for extra choice for milling
IT. IT. CALL BOARD SALES. j..
IsFoRMAI sEssIoN-9;l Is. o'clock-December-
10000 ctls 81 45; QUO, 81 451s; sc. Goo 81 45Il
n 1000, 81 43$s; \ o,o0U,: 81 451 May-2uOJ.
tSl At: 12QQ0, 3 Id - ...:..a F.: +.
i SECOND EssIoNSMay.- 12, coo ellis: 81. 1879
Decefn ber--20O0, 81: 4514; 6O00r $l#4bss: 16.00O
.REGUIAR MoRsINe SESSION December-14, 900
ctls;l SLAB "a s 10000. 81 4o3s;. 14,Uu0 81 81
May 2oOU $ + 1875. $780, SI*4es4; 2o0O,
: BARfEY-PrIees for all kinds remain about
the same. The ez ling is Il i'm andsthe demand is
good. Feed. s5@eoc. 3 etl* Chevaier. 81 3O@l 35
Tor. No.. II new Bre win q, ! U5Gl 40 for No. j
and 95c4Ds i for dark Coast
/ ,@ii.= s.E Ii BOARD ALEs@. =. =:
Z INFORMAL. Ess ION :l5- oclock-December-
1000 cils@ 6ISc 80 :; =
SECOND st:ssI oN--D ecem ber- 2000 oils, s6s4 :.
cts 81 Iz2c; 1000 $50; 5000 Sec; 1000 SsI2c
oATS-are fir m, but no higher Feed Sl+221a
271a cti: COOL TO xch oice 81 071a@ l11s:
isconmons 95cG$1 05:Surprise f 81 $350l: dfil-
Eing,*s lsl5G1<20 Clipped Oats SELL at Al "a
2 p ton oyer the W proouct.s $3.50: !.
E&@CORN-Large yellow rnl weak owing to free
Elm orps POI nj ed this from Nebraska Large
Yellow, ST. 05 white 81 ~ Gs7lsc sSctl S:
II Firm AZ 80 1a@so1 4c q ct with sales at
> Bu GKNvHFA T. lis oninal at 95c@sI Is p ctl
Sforne W. and: 81 So for Old. +
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch o, the United States Hydrographic
once located in tina Merchant Exchange .it
m maintained in san Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard nationality and free oil
expense.
Navigat ors are cordially invited 10 visit the
directions Of the world are kept on. hand, COM
parson and reference, and the latest Information
can always be obtained regarding lights dangers
co mmerce.
The time ball on TOD Of the building on Tele-
graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before
noon. and ia dropped at noon l2Oth meridian BY
teiegraphic signal received each day from the
United States Naval Observatory Q. Mare Island
Cal.
notice stating whether the time ball was
dropped on time or giving the error. IL any Is
published the same day oy the afternoon papers
aud BY inc morning papers the following day.
W. s. HUGHEs
Lieutenant, U. 8, n. Ia charge.
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs. NUTS. ETC.

The market was rather quieter yesterday, as
usual on saturday. Prices showed no change.
New RaIsins are selling at 234c for 2-crown,
S14c for 3-crown, 3s4c for 4-crown and 81 for
London layers
DRIED FRUITs-Quotations are as follows:
New Peaches, 5A@6s4c; Ola Peacnes oG size;
fancy. &c: peeled, S@lIc; Aprioots, new, spot, SO
61Rc p ID carload lots: evaporaled Apples, 512G
&c: sun-dried SC; new Prunes, SC strong for
santa Clara and northern and 27s@3c for
San Joaquin and southern; old prunes.
21a@3c for the sizes; new black Figs. 3G31ac:
Plums, a@S41zc FOR pited and l@l 1ac for unptted
Nectarines, 51a@412c 3 b Tor prime to fancy
Pears. 20a4c for quarters and 2G5c Tor halves.
kAIS4NS-(Od CROP
Four:Crowu, loose, 4Cn5c: 5-crown, 31adfc: g
crown, 234@314c b; seedless suitanas o@5 Zee;
seedless Muscatels 4@412c; 3-crown London lay
ers, Sl@l 10: clusters, ST 1901 25 Dehesa cus-
tiers, $G75@2; Imperial clusters, $2@2 rs.
.NUTS-W alnuts 61s@7c p ID for andard and
e@91ac p 10 for softshell; Almonds. sore for Ian
guedoc. 21a@31ac Tor hardshell and SG9c p n for
paEershell; Peanuts 4G5c q b for Eas ern and DC
for California; Hickory Nuts 5G6c = b; Pecans,
9@10c p b; Filberts 9@91ac; Brazil Nuts S@9c;
Cocoanuts. $5(G5 so p 100.
hon EY-Aew Comb. lee for bright and 1000
sor lower erades;- water;white extract ID
414@4s4c; lignl am Der extracted, 3s4 Gao q ID.
BEEsWAA-22@25c p h.
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. 3 IL
W 60, N 1870 beginning. portion loa 81, Preci a
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
John p RELAY to John NJ Arnold lot on line
of Thirty-second Street 425 OF Grove. F. 81 &c
by S 40, being the e 1s or lot 10 and w ~ feet
o, lot IA, block 2os6, Rowland Trac, Oakland
airy F. ernandez to- Frank B. Josephs, lot on
line of Harlan street 8 81 n from me ne o q
TO beginning, being subdivision + OF lot 8, block
sos. Watts Iract, map 9, Oakland: $40.
G. Josephs to John J. Mcdonald same Oakland
w w Dawson, Mary A. Miner L. Sawyer and
NJ Nolan (by Sneriff) 10 California safe Deposit
and Trust, Company. lot on n corner of Twelfth
avenue and East Nineteenth street, NE 90 6y w
$50, block 1l5, Clinton. East oakland; 1888. :,
Aderliner Reimers to Julius a. and Acellna =.
ia obs, lot on conner OF sixth and X streets sW
Iso b. Sc $50 being the most quarter Of oeck
more. Murray Township: gift.
Therese and Emanuel Lewis to Gus ara a.
Wn6erg wife Of AZ lot on NV line Of TSsnly
street n E 81 by NV l3e. being portion Of lots
3, 6. and g. block B, subdivision OF Heald
I. A. and Gustafa Winbers to Emanuel Lewis, lot
on Nv lire Of twenty third avenue, Sc sW OF
being PORTION OF los b and 6. b ock 3, subdi-
vision of Ii eald Twenty bird avenue Tract sub
*iect TO N ortGage for $140O Brooklyn 1ownshin:
Richard and Ellen Berren to W. G. Hensnaw
and w ]. Din &c, lot on line of Thirty seventh
stree., ioo".no w vi West = 4So o. " o. ., ~
l5S. IS, % So 20 beginning. being lot 10, block
IL, Major:Given Tract, Oakland Annex: SIC.
- William a. and lice "A. Mowry. to same. 5 q
and %. block same, Oakland annexatlon: So
:. Alexander Tumble to same, lot on + iue OF
West street. 20 AZ n of hirJy sixth, n so by h
.lG9. IS, being lots 6 and z, block a. same, OAK
land annex alton: $iU...
e. Mary Wall to William j. Dingee lot on the NE
of ThIrty-seventh and West streets, n
Is 20 by f 1lU, being lot /, block b same, Oak
land annex; $40.
:: James g. and. Martha a. Stirling to Gerritt II.
Stir ing, lot on w corner of Thirty-seventh and
West Streets 80, w 16S 81, 1851, IL los. 26
tobeglnning, teing lot ID block h, same, OAK
land Annex; So .
Robert B. Bad Iey to w G. Henshaw and WI.
:Dingee, lot on w line of West street. 104 OF
Thirty Gig hthN 81 by w 1854, being lots 5 and
o. block +, same OAKLAND Annex $40.
James Tyson TO Robert j. Tyson. lotion line OF
Sam Clara avenue as w!dentu 10 80 feet, 331 II
w OF Union street ) 1880 w ZIG o. y TO $
line of Santa Clara avenue, TO beginning being
block II map OF the town OF Encinai, Alameda:
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The arrow ffes with the wind The top figures
~ station indicate maximum enlpefRturA for TIRE
days; those underneath 4. IL any lie amount Of
rainfall OF melted STOW in inches and AnndredtTs,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars; on sold
lines connect poin Of equal air pressure; .ls0-
therms, or dotted lines equal 1efnperature. The
word high" means high harometrkc pressure and
IS usually accemDanied. by fair: Weathert low"
refers 10 low pressure, ana Is tlsnalty spreceded
lows usually first appear! on The WASH fngton
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coa5t, and: the fsebhrs extend
north and south along the coAst,:Tafn is probable
but when the low Is Enclosed with ts9bars.:o
arked curvature, rain Sonth of Oregon is I'M prob
able. With 'shiEh' in he vicinity Of daAbi &nd
the pressure falling TO the coast " arn3er
weather may be expected II" summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse of these condItieaS
Kill prodlIce an oppSxfa result. -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-01
POTATOES. eNloy,. VEGETABLES.

Dealers report more orders for Potatoes than
tn ey can fill. Onions are firm. Vegetables show
no particular change.
!. PoTAToES-New Early Rose in boxes 40@
soc; IN S acks, 4O@50c: rev Burbanks, 4U@75c q
ctf in boxes aud '4u6lb5c In sacks; salinas Bur.
banks, 750l55c: sweet Potatoes 70 = 10.
.oNiON--Silverskins S0@95c q ctl.
:: VEGETABLES-Bsy squash 25@6Oc q box;
Marrowfat squash, $40 p on: Bay Cucum bers 200
30c q box; Pickles 75cd$ for No / ana 4045Uc
for No q; Green Peppers, .20@40c Tor Chile and
60@75c for Bell; Green Yeas 11a@21ac q ID;
String Beans l6l2c; Lima Beans. 2Iac; Green
oKra 40@a50c q box: Egg Plant. 35@5Oc; Cabbage,
eU@75c 4 ctl- Carrots 25@30c Is sack: Garlic,
11a@2c y ID: Tomatoes: 409175c' for River: Green
Corn, s0c@$l r. sack, 65GSoc y crate for Berke-
ley and slQ1I SO q crate for Alameda
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-01
A Champion Walker.

Half dozen Wigan GOLFERS were talk
Ing about pigeon flying, and a certain old
hand had been. listening attentively to
some of the wonderful yarns.
"Eh, but 1 had a grand bird once" he
remarked, at last. Il sent it across to
Rome with sailor pal O. mine, just to see
what it could do.
That's a longlsh way. amt it2' asked
a listener.
cay, it was that. Well, it few from
Rome to Hull, and when it got there there
wasn't .a:singie feather lett on his body, SC
it had to drop. -. -..~.
And died, | :suppose2'' : .ventured an.
other. z 49,: = - ="
Oiled ~ Not like r. It. set out and
walked home-150 miles. if itlwas. yard
. En-. but that was a grand bird. An
.swers.