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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-10-30

In Judge Hunts court at San Fran
cisco last week a jury gave verdict in
favor OF the Bowers Rubber Company
and against Ex-Governor III. q. Bias
dell OF Nevada for s4,55s.O2, with in
terest from March 2, 1894. The debt
was occurred on account of gutta per-
cha belts for ore concentrators.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-10-30
Abandoned Military Reservations.

Two military reservations in Nevada
have been abandoned. One is Camp
Hslleck in Elko county and the other
Fort McDermitt in Humboldt county,
Fort McDermitt was established in 1865
when the Piutes were on the warpath. 1t
Was named after Colonel Charles McDer-
NIT. OF the Nevada Volunteers, who was
killed by the Indians 10 the northern part
Of Humboldt county while reconnoitering
with small squad Of o.valry, in August.
1865. His body was taken to Fort
Churchill for interment and afterwards
removed to the Soldiers Cemetery at Car.
son where IL now lies.
Camp Halleck was established to guard
the overland stage road from the Indians,
who amused themselves scalpiDg psssen-
gers and stage drivers and stealing stage
horses.
Troops were Withdrawn from these posts
several years ago BY order Of General
Sheridan, who believed In concentrating
troops at central points near the large Cit
les instead Of maintaining isolated posts
on the frontier. Now the lands owned By
the Government at those points are to be
appraised and sold together with the
buildings and Improvements.
The Secretary Of the Interior has sp-
pointed the following appraisers Of sban.
donsd military reservations: Edward d.
Archer and George W. Rutherford. Fort
MoDermitt reservation, Nevada, and
Hamilton McOaid, Fort Hslleck 10 Ne.
vada. Reno Journal.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-10-30
Dana's Advice.

PLEASE give me. Mr.. Dana, word
OF advice for the young newspaper
man OF to day. What should they do
to succeed?"
Tell the truth and shame the dev-
H." replied the editor of the SUM-
Frank q. Carpenter. in the Chi.
eago Times. Hsrrld.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-10-30
A COMPROMISE.

Running newspaper is like run
ming a hotel-only its different. A
man goes into hotel for his dinner
and il he finds upon the table some
thing that does not suit his taste be
does not 60 up and throw the landlord
down stairs and tell him to stop his
hotel. He simply pushes the dish
aside and partakes Of what he likes.
How different with newspapers.
When a subscriber finds q two-line
item that does not suit him he never
stops to think that the item may
please others, but he rushes off to the
newspaper Office. pufs and blows like
locomotive and orders the paper
stopped Immediately ii not sooner.
But the paper does not stop. Only his
copy stops going to him and goes to
someone else, who subscribed because
he was pleased with the article that
offended the other man. Then the
gutter will find out how much he is
missed by sticking his finger in bowl
Of water then Withdrawing it and look
ing for the hole. People must realize
that newspaper is published to salts.
fy as many people as possible. All
sorts Of news for all sorts of people
and il you do strike an item that does
not suit you just let it go for the use Of
the other fellow.-Ex.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-10-30

Four-dollar gold pieces turn up oc.
casionally. They are called "stellas'
and were coined at the Philadelphia
mint about twenty years ago. They
each contain grams gold 1000 fine
three parts silver, seven parts copper
There were about 450 struck, and are
worth their face value, and q little
more as curiosities.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-10-30
FOR RENT.

A dwelling house of six rooms,
the property of Mrs. b. Null
ty, situated at the corner OF
Clark street and Sheridan
avenue, on Mob Hill. Rent
reasonable. For particulars
apply at SENTINEL office
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.

* H. UM BSEN & Co,
II. REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
RENT COLLECTORS AND AUCT1ONEERS.
Ofice and saleSroom, IA Montgomery St., near
Market.
AT AUCTION.
Nfondsv January Is, 1897. al salesroom at II
ncIock NJ the elegant residence situate north
vest cor OF Waller and Devisadero SITS 4; contains
q rooms bath, attic and basement; brick founda-
lion. eic; nice garden; commands fine views;
aOA'OG BARGAINS AT PRIVATE SALE.
.N7 N 9l1I- 00n ~ LOT 1s7x187:6; EAST OF
S 4. GOO. iats: 27:6xSi:8. '- AM
$4,000 anG running Oh Srdass % rsar s
street; improvements and ot 95xl60; mortgage
of Sl7,O6U at 61J2 per cent can remain If desired;
':reason for selling, owner desires to go away.
CGHi C.eI.1SO NICE BAY-wINDow COTTAGE
GNZZOU. OF rooms and batb brick founda-
tion, etc, ETC.; 26x1l4; small amount cash, bal
NICE RESIDE NCE LOT.
&26G0 SCOTT ST.; 251lle:S.
. PAYs BIG INTEREST.
500 600 Rent, RENT s2O4o PER ANEUM; An THar,s
and bath each brick foundation, etc; stone walks;
nicely located; east Of LarKin St; Ot 42:6xl37;6
BUSINk CORNER ON path ST
S3UUU. new: butcher-shop and living rooms
and fiat above; bay-wndows; brick foundatlonsi
SooD LOT FOR SIX FLATS.
. QS7R0 A REAL BARGAIN; PAGE ST;
BUSINESS CORNER ON WASHINGTON ST.
S23 900. sroRemenSs pr BanaS and and lot 87:s1so:
Improvements alone cost $25,UoOi owner very
an xious to sell.
az OnOn FELL ST: NICE LOCATION;
'NOOOU. nearly coZy ba window cottage
Of rooms and bath; brick foundations: a moi
ern improvements: must be sold 10 close an es-
tate; small amount cash.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS MANSION.
Sll 800. EastIaEe aGhHao resdence ne of 70 rooms
and bath: all latest Improvements and conven-
iences; nice lawn and garden; beautiful home;
ANOTHER GOOD INVESTMENT.
@. -.5nn RENT $720 Pc ANNUM; SUB
n ZUO. st1ntIal houses, one OF rooms and
bath and one OF Hats OF and rooms and bath
each brick foundation, etc; mortgage of $4,000
can remain If desired: 51xSE
CHEAP LOT ON MARKET ST.
GSS0N 25xl00; WORTH SSOOOi THIS Is
% DOOOO. pickup.
BUSINESS CORNER ON 17TH ST.
SJUUU. 2sxI0O; substan iaI and nearly new
FFoRSKTGIosURB SALE.
d5nO AN ELEGANT BAY WINDOW
DtOOO. cottage of rooms and bath; all mod
ern Improvements and conveniencesi 25x137:6:
Fulton St, the Park drive.
PAYS z PER CENT NE
&20 OOO RENT s3228 PER ANNUM; @
ments; in stores and fats; on one OF the promi-
nent streets east of Lar5in street; 47;6x137:6.
Cal and obtain of our "keai Estate
Records" which contains list OF properties
for sale in all parts of the city.
6. H. UMBSEN q co, IA Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


~ H UMBSEN & CO.
VI. DAVID BUSH, Manager Country Dept
Ia MONTGOMERY ST.
Cp1 z PER ACRE-640 ACRES 10 MILES
ID y from Sacramento. on Marysville road !;
good gram, orchard and pasture land: Groom.
hard diminished house and outbuildings; family
orchard including 32 orange trees in bearing; will
sell on easy terms.
eDIOOO acres in bearing vineyard and or
chard; good house. barn ana outbuildings, with
some personal property.
EOO FOR A NICE LITTLE PLACE OF 10
IN ICOO acres, near Martinez; all out in vine
yard and orchard, with fuli poultry outfit, in
Guiding 100 chickens; good improvements
Q.JSn0 FOR 10 ACRES NEAR MEMO
ID ZCUO Park; 800 French prunes with fam
lily orchard, nicely improved with oak trees, shrub
berry, good house and outbuildings; water piped
from creek; rare chance to get beautiful home.
GEOn0 FOR 80 ACRES IN PRUNES AND
tDOOUO almonds just coming into full bearing,
near Concord Contra Costa County; great bar
gain
CI7S0 FOR 10 ACRES OF PRUNEs AND
ID w pears, just outside town limits of Liver
will exchange
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

22 RESIDENCES
TO BE BUILT AT ONCE
LOTS GOING LIKE HOT CAKES.
Take the Haight- street cars today and see
the lots in the blocks bounded by Stanyan,
Frederick Cole, Shrader and Beulah streets;
the lowest calculation ~ houses Will be
built this year; already started
see his property at once lots 81 300 and up
ward; terms, one-fifth cash. balanc. in l. 2,
and years; there no lots in the city so
desirable at the prices all lots large and
level; all els Sc cred and macadamiZed :;
don't delay; be sure and go to-day.
BAL OWN Il HAMMOND,
Montgomery at.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

OIL 0OO ELEGANT NEW COLONIAL
sDIt.OOO. residence Ia rooms. baths and
all conveniences; finished mahogany, oak, birds
eye maple, ETC.. on Clay ST.; corner lot, 27:9x1l0
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

INVEST IN PARK LOTS: THERE NEVER
was time when park lots were O better specu-
lation than now: there are no better bargains in
park lots than those in the block bounded by I'll
and sts, 9th ana 10th aves. price $3.50 upward;
terms $50 cash, $40 monthly: streets official
grade; block faces the park; see them at once
BALDWIN & HAMMON d.
10 Montg omery st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

ATA GREAT SACRIFICE.
~ TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP.
Within 25 feet Of The Emporium.
S450O-Jessie St., bet 4lh and 5th; 2 1-story
buildings. BALDWIN d HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

@1c0n COTTAGE ROOMS; LOT 25xl0o:
ID 1OUU. bargain: on line of Howard-st.
cars; must be sold: lot worth every cent asked;
san be- purchased on monthly pag ments If de-
cired; improvements insured for SIT so; investi-
gate this and let the amount you pay for rent tuy
this home, WILL K. FISHER d CO., II Post ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

Oe60O BRoDERICK ST., NEAR EDDY:
DOoOO. double 2-story house; rooms and
bath each; rent $50; lot 32x1O0.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.
M ADDISON d BURKE REAL ESTATE
4u Agents; established 1858; 626 Market ST

MADISON d BURKE, REAL ESTATE
hl Agents; established 1858; 62s Market ST
S15 S0O WEBSTER, NEAR o'FAR.
eN O.OOU. rell; modern i'm provements In
fats; Wen rented; lot 50xl37:6; half cash.
a1e noa oaK-sT. BUSINESS CORNER;
ID lo.UUU. store and fiat; lot 30xs5: first
class investment.
SSOO0. elegant aats renting for s65; lot ? 55z 5s
BUSINESS PROPERTY; n LINE HAYES
ID ST., near Franklin; lot 25x120 to rear street;
store, fat and rear house; offered cheap.
S75O0 REDUCED FROM $4,000: PARK
ID OOU. residence; n. side Fell ST., near
Broderick; 8 rooms and bath: 25xlS7:6.
C1000 VALPARAISO, NEAR MAsoN
I'D 1UOO. elegant flats; pay L per cent per
month: lot 2Sx6O.
$1,000 PAGE. NEAR BRoDERIcK; RESI-
G15O0 zFLATs: LOTT ST., Mr.. GOLDEN
q IoOO. Gate Park; 25x100; yearly rental
$4,000 ssH1PLEY. NEAR 9Th; ,I1Snr: Rents
$500 Sd a3a rooms and BATH IN np Tap
idly improving neighborhood
GQR00 ALABAMA, Mr. 21ST; MODERN
ID OOOOs cottage; rooms and batn and base
ment with rooms; lot 25x100.
NLEMENTINA ST. Nh. 4TH. ;TENEM ENTs:
~ rents SAT; lot 25xs0; only s350o'
C0OOO RENTS 1886 PER ANNUM; 8
OOOOO' flats; Natoma, mr. First; 2S;6175
GO900 ARMY. NEAR DOLORES: COT
I'd O-OOO. tage, rooms and bath; lot 25x114
T-NJNtpp0vED pPoprprv
Corner California and Locust; 37:6x107:7.
S1l. oward, near Sth: 56XS5.
$S500-Page ST., near Baker: 75X137:6
$4O00-65X117 IS: Sc cor. Sanchez and 23d
$3600-Pine ST.. cor. Lyon; 3l:3xS0.
S2700-Broderick. Bush: K. side: 30x103.
S24O0-Castro, cor. Elizabeth: 26 :6x105
$1,000 ryant st, corner Harrie 25x75
S2Z0U-Lyon, near Grove; 25xl00.
S2050-Ridley. near scott; 25X1I7;6.
$1,000 each-2 lots on Bush, near Broderick.
$1,000 ST., near 14th ave: S5xl44.
$1S00-2d ave, California ST.: 25x120.
$lO0O-Hancock, near Sanchez; 25x114
MADISON & BURKE, 626 Market 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

FORECLOSURE SALE
OO100 BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE OF 8
WA w. rooms and bath: short distance
from Halght and Stanyan sts.; only few hun
dred dollars cash required down lot 30x100.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 MonlgOm cry 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

Il BIG VALUES
READY FOR BUILDING.
S26O0-Business property on oath ST. near Fol-
som: 81 :6xl00 this is big value
S1S25-Golden Gate ave-, near Baker; 25x137 :6.
$lSOO-2 choice lots on Douglass ST., near 23d ;
50xl0O: must be sold.
$i7aO- Presidio Heights lot; Clay st. near
Maple; 25x127:s.
$l6O0-Cornrr on China ave-, block from Mis-
sion road; size 75x100: will subdvde.
$1350-Point Lobos ave-, near 9th ave-. 25x100;
terms $500 cash. balance 500 per month.
$1,000 Zach; San Jose ave-, near 29th st.; 8
lots ready for building.
Ss00-NE. corner Silver ave. and Grant ST.;
50xlU7:3; College Homestead.
$500-K s , near 18th ave: 25x120.
$425-l7,h ave-, near Clement St (; severed;
very cheap. EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Marker at
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

0ASO0 DoLoRES-sT.C T.CoRNER;IMPRovE
tDtOOO. ments consist of fats OF rooms
and bath each; rent $3S; lot 25x90.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

on GO600 Mr.. 18TH AND VALENCIA; LOT
NZCOU. 90x100, with house of 10 rooms and
bath: great bargain,
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

VERY CHEAP COTTAGE; $1400;' PART
~ cash; 22d ave-, bet. Point Lobos ave. and
Clement ST.; rooms; lot 25x120.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
DARGAIN-$350 CASH, BALANCE $26 50
ID per month: nice 7-room and bath house (also
servants room), on Clinton ave-, 8 books to
local train lot so feet front; fine sand beach for
bathing. Address VIM. p. TODD, 1902 Broad
way, Oakland.
Q.AIOO NEW AND MODERN HOME OF
II tlOV. rooms; large lot: in good neighb bor-
hood; terms small cash payment and monthly In
stallments. JOSEPH A. LEONARD COMPANY,
j 364 Park st.. Alamedas
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

a. H. LISSAK. o. z. Won RHEIN.
n +. Won RHEIN & Co. REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 6l3
California street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

00O76 NEW BROOM AND BATH COT
SDZO ~. tage: Church St., mr.. 22d: lot 26xl2o;
splendid view; very attractive home.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

n1SAA 500 CASH, BALANCE 500
ID OOO. monthly; nice new 4-room and bath
cottage; hot and cold water, mantel and all co.,
veniences ;lot 25x100; 8 minutes walk to Mission
st cars.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

1OSOO 4FLATS; AND ROOMS EACH:
.NODUO. Fillmore ST., near Haighti lot 4SxS2
rent S70
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

CHOICE BUSINESS LOT 5Ox137:6 feet oppo-
~ site City. Hall; this properly must be sold TO
close an estate; offer is solicited: would pay
handsomely TO erect building Immediately.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

nO76A GREAT BARGAIN: PINE ST, Mr..
Do w. Lyon: 2-story residence; rooms
and bath and lot "a :6x100; stable in rear.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

A CHEAP MISSION HOME
AT A BARGAIN.
@OOS0 HANDSOME BAY-WlNDOW COT
NAZCO. tage of rooms and bath; near Dou-
glass and Oath sts.; only years old; cost $1,000;
10. 25xl25 feet; garden front and rear
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO.,
63S Market St
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

GTE00 CHEAP; MISSION ST. NEAR
ID tlOO. 2Oth large lot, full depth, with good
improvements; paving good interest on the in
vestmeHt; must sell.
Q.l nnn FELL ST., N. LINE, NEAR WEB
'QOOOV. ster; fine Hats paying $50 per
GO76u SACRAMENTO ST.; LOT 27;sx
u ~ ~. 1876; good business location; near
Frederick: very cheap
IHEAP: LOTs on 45TH AVE, BET. AND
" Is Sis.
j.. w. WRIGHT & CO.
62S Marker st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.

S9250 EiGnTh hnsno sT NsAa stors ano sa,;
above 5 and rooms and sath each; also fats,
rooms each, in rear; rent $69; large lot.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

A BARGAIN.
n FINE RESIDENCE.
IN THE WESTERN ADDITION.
oEOO HAN DSOME 2-sTORY BAY
OOOUO. window house of 8 rooms and bath; /;
sunny side Of street: near Devisadero and Page
sts. lot 25x137:6 feet; newly decorated and
painted throughout.
EAsTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

dOEOn ROOMS AND BATH; COTTAGE; /;
DAOUO. Elizabeth ST., mr.. Sanchez $500 in
cash, balance in monthly installments; lot 2511l4
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

QpOO0 A GREAT BARGAIN: MUST BE
t0UOOO. sold at once; cost $1,000; Clay St,
near Scott: tine 2-story house of Q rooms and
bath; laundry, magnificent msntels. hard wood
floors, fine garden; size of lot 25x127 SI4 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

GoIOO PAYS 1884 YEARLY; ALWAYS
IDOlOO. rented: nearly new: perfect order;
tenants; no better small in Investment.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

0dOS0 CLEMENT ST.; LOT AND I'M
sDfZOO. provements consist of stores and
upper fiat of rooms AMI bath; rent $40 per
month; size Of lot 25x100; big return for small
investment.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

DINE INCOME PROPERTY.
AT A BARGAIN.
PAYS NEARLY 10 PER CENT.
p Q6nl FINE FLATS OF A AND
D DOOUU. rooms .ach: in gooo condition; close
to Market ST, lot 39x96 feet.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
6X2 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

FURNISHED FLATS.
GAN FRANCISCO RENTING COMPANY, SO
- Ch. onicIe building
$30-7 rooms and bath, on Steiner st.
S25-6 rooms and bath. on Shotwell ST.
$100-Elegant home, II rooms, on Scott st.
Call for further particulars
- PLENDlD OPPORTUNIlY-MUST SELL AT
= once for cash: part or whole; modern-style fur
niture; 14-room house, 500 month income from
boarders. leaving 8 rooms: moderate rent; CEN
tral Box ll2, Cal flee.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
MISSION COTTAGES,

MISSION COTTAGES,
NJ $3.50, s2lUo.
ONLY $500 CASH.
on Vermont ST., near oath, 2 blocks cast from
terminus of Howard-st cars az Gath and Potrero
ave-: ard 5 rooms each with baths basem ents,
tiled SINKS wool mantels stone sldew alks, ETC.;
street work done; terms to suit; 10 cottages sod
in same block by F. NELSON, builder, 4144
Twenty-fifLh ST.. near Castro.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

Il w. HAWKINS,
Il. DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
MORTGAGE LOANS AND INSURANCE,
NO. IL MONTGOMERY ST.
LICK HOUSE BLOCK.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

S2SOO FIFTH AwE NEAa POINT nS 10
high basement; perfect sanitary plumbing; must
h. n. eiz O6x1l
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

S85O0 ELEeAYT pne H9H oos oS new baase u
rooms and bath; this is a choice residence and
must be sold: lot 2jX1 II :6
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

EEA0 ASHBURY HEIGHTS: CORNER
,DCOUU. Frederick and Clayton; beautiful
view; pass the property; street work
done: size So 3:l1axlO6.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

0.d0OO SACRIFICED ON ACCOUNT OF
OfUUU. departures; handsome bay-window
cottage; n. line of Bush ST., near Baker: rooms
and bath; fine basement; large garden; size z5x
1875.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
OAKLAND FURNITURE FoR SALE.


AtT EAR DAMON DS BY PATRON lZING II
w SCHELLHAAS furniture dealer, tn. OaKld
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

l S'0 CASH, BALANCE IN SO MONTHLY
NCO instaliments; those choice lots on Cal for
MIA /. and 10. ave. size 25x10O each; price
500 to $500.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

HOUSES To LET.
cdO HAIGHT-s ROOMS. BATH, $45: 2612
O40 Folsom ~ rooms, bath, SAC; 726 -hotwell.
rooms, bath, $50; Fifteenth ST., near Howard,
rooms, bath, 500; 2136 Union rooms, bath.
$l5; 1919 Capp 5 rooms, $14; 1882 YORK
rooms. bath, SD: 1910 Lexington ave-, rooms.
BATH $l2. w. H. GRIM & Co., 11S Montgomery.
A ROOMS, YARD AND BASEMENT; RENT
! cheap. 32I Tenth st.
DAY-WINDoW HOUSE. ROOMS AND
ID bath; stable. 1903 o'Farreii st.
pIe MODERN HOUSE, ROOMS BATH;
ID | y. large yard and basement: furniture for
sale cheap Twenty-eighth st.
= ROOMS, BATH AND LAUNDRY, SUNNY
I side OF Glen Park av.; in excellent repair and
very attractive; $50. DEMPSTER. SO Glen Park
ave, of Twelfth st.
Q.lo HOUSE OF s ROOMS AND BATH
.pAO. Apply 121 Page st
< ROOMS; oS3B srCoND ST.: $l5 PER
y month. Key at 539 econd st.
z ROOMS; 537B SECOND ST.; S17 PER
! month. Key at 539 Second st.
: ROOMS; NEW HOUSE; MODERN I'M
y provements; As Fedora s.; SIS per month to
desirable tenants. Key at $50 >ecoad st.
GO7 6O CHEAP: Jos DkVISADERO ST,
DO .OO. bet. Haght and Waller: 10 rooms;
bath. Apply IL. JAUDIN, 3l4 Washington st.
Q1Q ROOMS AND BATH: NEWLY PA
,DIO. pered; cellar and yard 2l23 Mason ST.
JUUSks 40 RENT FOR VERY LITTLE
IL money at BALDWIN d. dAMMOND'A 10
MONTGOMERY 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
CITY REAL ESTATE,

ELEGANT NEW FLATS.
"a VICINITY OF GOLDEN GATE PARK.
GRAND VIEW.
de 0REO PAIR OF FINE NEW FLATS
DO CU. Of and rooms and bath; grand
view Of park; rent $52 SO per month"; lot 25x
EASTON, ELDRIDGF & CO.,
63S Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

ZINE CORNER OF OAK ST., NEAR PAN
/ handle; size OF lot 25x90; TOR sale cheap; make
offer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

ROOSO TWO-STORY BUILDING AND
tDZOOU. lot % :6x75 feet on san Carlos ave.
near goth: house of 5 rooms and bath; street
work all done; reduced from $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-16
BULLETIN NO. 1.
Issued by the Miners Officials Gives
the Situation as They See It,

Columbus, O., July 16.-President
Ratchford and Secretary Pearce have
issued an official bulletin No L to the
miners, it being a review of the situ-
alton. 1t says:
Our fight for living wages now COW
ers eight states of the Union. 1t is a
general suspension and no local settle
ments will be authorized or recognized.
The second week and the eighth day
of our suspension brings with it greater
assurance of ultimate victory than any
previous day. Our forces are increas-
ing every hour, our determine ton is
unf1inching, and our actions are law
abiding in every particular.
1.-The states and number of miners
involved are as follows:
Western Pennsylvania, fully 20, 900
miners have Joined us, which makes
suspension almost unanimous in the
district Work still continues in the
central field, but steps will be taken in
a few days looking to suspension, which
it is believed will succeed.
''Ohio-2S, 600 miners have laid down
their tools in their demand for living
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-16
Spain and Japan Enter Into an
Offensive Alliance
Against the United States to
Protect Cuba and Japan.
THAT is THE STORY
Which Has Found Currency in
Paris and London.
Not Believed at Washington
Both Ministers Out of Town.

London, July 16.-A dispatch from
Paris to a news agency here says that
inquiry at an American embassy there
has elected u confirmation of the rumor
that the governments of Spain and Ja-
pan have arranged an offensive alliance
against the United States.
The terms of the understanding which
is for the mutual protection of Cuba
and Hawaii provide that in the event of
an active aggressive movement on the
part of the United States tending to-
ward interference in Cuban affairs or
persistence in the anneXatio of the
Hawaiian islands, both Spain and ia
pan shall declare war simultaneously
make hostile demonstrations along both
the Atlantic and Pacific coast lines of
that country.
Washington, D. c., July 16.-Little
credence is placed in official circles here
in the statement that the Spanish and
the japanese governments have entered
into an offensive alliance against the
United States for the mutual protection
of Cuba and Hawaii. Indeed, so far as
agreement has ever reached the state
department
Secretary Sherman was indispOSed
when a reporter called at his house in
regard to the matter, but Mr.. Day, the
first assistant secretary, discredited the
report and regarded it as too improba-
BILE to discuss.
The state department has no infor-
nation concerning the reported alIi-
ance," he said, and I don't believe that
there is any founda ton for the state
ment that one has been entered into"
Both the Spanish and Japanese min
listers are away from the city.