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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
Iertnrc ON bacteria.

DR.. Z. c. Levy. Professor Of Bacteri-
oloev i'm the Medical College Of Virginia.
delivered on yesterday a very interesting
and instructive lecture before the ad-
vanced class. OF the Richmond High
school. on the subject Of Bacteria.
Ills language was very clear and sim
ple and his explanation Of the subject
was so lucid as 20 be easily understood
by all
Tho Doctor exhibited number OF spe-
cimens of Bacteria. few Of which the
pupils were allowed to examine through
the microscope.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
TO REPLACE THE BUOTS.
Captain John II. Baylor Detailed by the
United States Government.

Governor O'Ferrall returned last even
ing from Washington, where he went
partly on state business and partly to look
after private affairs While looking al
ter matters concerning the Commonwealth
His Excellency called on the Secretary OF
the Treasury and requested that captain
J. b. BAYLOR be detailed as engineer OF the
Geodefic and Coast Department TO re-
place the buoys defining the boundary be-
tween Maryland and Virginia In Pocomoke
sound and Pocomoke river. a..
consented to the request and the work
will he carried out without delay. All eX-
Denses involved IN the work VIII be borne
by the two states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
New Gun Purchased.

The Board on the Chesapeake and its
Tributaries recently empowered the Gov
ernor to purchase an additional Hotchkiss
for the armament OF the schooner Tan
gier, stationed In Tangier Sound, in order
TO reinforce the oyster navy.
Not being able TO secure a Uotchkiss
gun for immediate use his Excellency
purchased a bragg Schroeder gun. which
is Of equal quality. and which could az
once be obtained. IL has been placed
In position on board OF the Tangier. and
will greatly assist in protecting the oys-
ter interests OF Virginia IN Tangler
Sound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
ARRANGING ron THE BhLL.
The John w. Daniel Club Appoints Com
rnittee on Hall.

The John w. Daniel Democratic Club
held a meeting at their headquarters last
night 10 arrange for the masquerade ball
which Is 10 be given during the winter.
President Sam Stern presided.
The following gentlemen were appointed
committee TO secure "A hail: Messrs.
Richard Stevenson John r. Taylor, i. e.
OSuiivan, w. T. Montgomery and J. NJ.
Taylor.
Ii is thought Saenger Halle or the Ma.
sonic Temple will be secured and the ball
will take place early In January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
LITE PIG on HER HANDS.
Mrs. Julius Siewers Wins the Animal at
~. Mary's Bazaar.


Notwithstanding the Indictment condition
Of the weather last night. a splendid
crowd was in attendance al ST. Marys
bazaar last night. A. on the previous
evenings the ladies were all kept busy
and The merry humor and good feeling
prevailing on the inside marked a strong
contrast TO the bleak and wintry weather
on the outside.
Considerable amusement was created
az the West End table by the rafting on
Of a live pig. The little fellow was be.
decked with gay cOiored ribbons and made
things lively oy his loud sQuealinR Mrs
Julius &. Siewers WA the lucky Winner
ON this same table little Mas Estelle Mes
Stage ~ a contestant for a handsome gold
ring, while little Miss Oracle Bennetf
hopes 70 be the lucky one In a contest Tor
a beautiful doll baby The handsome ME
lure OF Cardinal Gibbons, which. as pre-
Siousiy stated. Is a personal donation OF
His Emsnencc 10 the bazaar, Is the cyno-
sure Of all eyes and chances on II are be-
ms rapidly taken.
The West End fancy table under the
supervision OF Misses Katie Landers and
lmciine Lyneman. IL one OF the most at
tractife booths IN the hall and Is doing
q thriving business. Considerable inter-
cat Is being manifested In the various con-
tests at this t6&e and the results are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
Retrenchment in Mlddlesex.

srORMONT, VA, Nov. ll.-Special.-
The Board Of Supervisors OF Middlesex
met at Saluda to-day and among other
things decided TO reduce the salary OF the
County Judge from three hundred and
seventy-hve 10 three hundred dollars to
take effect first OF January 1893
This will give the asplrants an opportu-
nifty TO consider the price OF the honor Of
being called Judge as the incoming Leg
islature Will elect County Judges all over
the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
Suit for SANDER.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 11.-Special-
The suit OF W. T. Crawford VS.. Richard
Harrison. for insulting words, viii be
heard i'm the Husting Court tomorrow
The amount sued for is 5000.
The semi-annual meeting OF the Board
OF Visitors Of the Virginia Normal and
Collegiate Institute was held at the insti-
tute to-day.
The revival which has been held for the
past ten days at the Second Baptist
church. will be brought 10 close to-mor-
row night The services have been con-
Quoted bv the pastor. Rev. A. J Frlstoe:
assisted by Rev. NJ. ID. Jeflries, ID. d., or
Knoxville, Tenn.
chief Engineer Farley is confined to his
rnnrn by sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
GREENE COUNTY COURT.
The Marriage Of a Youthful Couple From
fhe Mountains.

STANARDSVILLE. Nov. n.-Speclal.-
Green County Court convened to-day and
the largest crowd was IN astelaahce that
has been out for a long time, the busy
season with the farmers being finished.
together with the good weather increased
the number.
The case Of Kemper Slaughter for
shooting Mcdaniel In the arm at "a still
house. on Middle river, was commenced
to-day and will continue tomorrow. The
prosecutors are John 5. Chapman and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
The Central W. @. T. U.

At a regular meeting OF Central w. G.
r. L. on Wednesday. secretaries were
elected to a number Of the churches IN
the central part OF the city In regard TO
Temperance work.
Good reports were read from tho SUI
perlntendents of the different depart
ments.
Weekly meetings are held at Friend
sneeting house On Wednesday Ut 4 p.
"a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
Charles Mcmillan. The defenders, r. S.

Charles Mcmillan. The defenders, r. s.
Thomas and John T. Bray.
Quite large crowd gathered at the
parsonage this afternoon to witness the
marriage of Mr.. knight and Miss Shii-
lette from the mountain. by the Rev. J.
O. Rhodes. 10 was a very young couple,
the groom being eighteen and the bride
sixteen, in a short dress
| suppose that was what drew the
crowd, as they followed them down the
street to the preachers house.
There are several very bad cases OF
typhoid fever near Nortonsville. Ira Yer
non is quite i'll with the disease, and also
Josie Shihette.
There have been a good many cases OF
diphtheria on South river 1t has not
been in such a malignant form, though
a great many children are still suffering
with 1t.
Mrs. A. b. Stephens, Of this town, has
been quite i'll for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
STIR or EXCITEMENT.
The Lees Have Created AN Unusual sensa-
tion.

Another crowded audience witnessed
the fourth performance OF the Lees at
the Academy of Music last evening
Mr.. Lee varied the programme with the
Introduction OF his wonderful human
wood-pile, composed OF men VINO mac pc
come rigid and perfectly inanlmated by
his power OF mesmerism. Besides this
feature he made his subjects give va
rled and very amusing comedy PERFORM
ance. They did all manner OF comical
tricks ut his command. Tonight the
Lees will terminate their programme with
a game of base ball, played by hypnotized
men without bat or ball. but with all
the actions OF a genuine game. To-mor-
row a matinee will be given for ladies'
and children who are unable TO attend ~
the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
MEDALS TO BE PRESENTED.
Governor O'FerraIl VIII Make the Speech
of Presentation.

Company + Of the First Regiment
OF Vlrbinia Infantry. commanded by
Captain Morgan Il. Mills, will have big
time at the Armory next Tuesday night.
There will be an exhibition drill by the
drill team. Medals will be given includ-
ing one 10 the best soldier.
Lieutenant Croxton, u. 5. A.. viii act
al Judge and Governor O'Ferrali will pre-
sent the medals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12

BRISTOL. TENN. Nov. n.-Specisl-
The preliminary trial az MENDOZA, Va.
to-day OF Joel Kaylor. for the killing OF
John sints Saturday last, resulted ~ the
acqulttal OF Kaylor ON the ground OK
eelf.defence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12

Mrs. ]. X. Marshall has returned from
her trip to Niagara Falls and Canada
and will leave In short time Tor her
home in Savannah, Ca
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
IRREGULAR RETURNS

May Create Trouble for n Democratic
N"miD~~ fs- Stete scnsfe.
The official returns ~ the vote csst for
the State Senate in the First District
consisting Of the counties of Smxth ard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12

lotdi ..-.... llO.oS3 fSgOl Pr
Montague's plurality over Lyons, G. 63S.
Moniague's majority. SAP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12

-. are prompt, efficient and
Hoods Pills easy in effect % cents,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR 49, sixth
Avenue South Improvement"
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
rosals vii be received by the undersigned
secretary % the board Of public works Of
the city Of Seattle Up - O'Clock . m.
Saturday. October 18th 1897. Tor the i'm
prOEement Of sixth Avenue South from
the n0rtherly margin Of Weller Street 20
the northerly margin Of Dearborn Street.
By repiauking that portion OF said street
between said points heretofore planked.
as provided by ordinance No. $50 creating
local Improvement district No. lf7 and In
accordance with the plans and speclhca-
tons now on Hle in the Office Of the board
OF public works
Zach bid must be accompanied by Ger
tldad check. payable 10 the order OF the
city comptroller for 2 sum nor less than
five ~ per cent. Of the bid and no bid
VIII be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder will be required 20
enter into = contract and furnish salts
factory bond tor the amount required BY
the city charter ana the laws OF the state
Of Washington. within ten DAYS after be-
Ing notified % the award of the contract
70 him. failing TO do So the said cheCk
and the amount fixed therein viii be for
feiied 10 the city. No person s. eligible
as a bidder who has within two years
prior 10 the letting OF said contract made
default IN payment Of any Just ella IN
FOR any work or labor performed or any
SKIN or material furnished pursuant 70
any such contract g@ herein sdsert fseS
Or who within said two years failed 20
complete any such contracts.
SPECIAL attention 81 called 70 article xxilL
u the cstE Charter A. no~ IL force Teiat-
ing 10 hours Of labor" and To article
as follows
sec e. Subdivision Before any cor
tract fer the doing Of any work ar II Dor
o. furnishing any skill. .>Ssx ~ material
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RECEIVERS SALE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IdS
state 81 Washington for Ails ooul -.
Y w Dearborn et al. platnuns. y. .
Washington Savings BanS- deis'l0Si'''
No.ice < hereby given that under an Or
der % court made n said caHse on pcSsosF
J fs3s. the undersigned VII sell AZ pAoStI
auction 20 tee higheSt and best ssoder t9r
cash. OF Wednesday. October -'sn ~. 81
those certain pieces cf PERSONAL pfoletAN
al tne " Washington Savings E-af}k So S3<
ana described II a cergair petition O 5lle
MnEerss gnsd, flied in sad court q me a'th
cay o. Angus. 1887.
Pronaissory soze< secured by mortgage
and other collateral. ard unsecured
Yakima county warrants
Whatcom county warrants
Seattle street Improvement waFTaAsS
Town of Columbia warrants
Town % Hamilton warrants
Town 81 Eeutralia warrants
CLalam county warrants
ARaccrtes school dlsgmct warrants.
Tax certificates and TAX deeds On pFop-
erfy N King county. Washington. Tor TIE
years lSst, Isl. iSg and 1Ss5.
Said sale VIII lake place n the A:lofSfS
Room o. ne King County Our fio -
viii be ouginued from day 10 day untll al
the property u sold
Terms Of sale: Tsn per cent cash on tae
DAY OF sale and the balance in cash on con-
ffrnafion 1f sale hy the court.
4 detailed lisg Of said property may De
had on application 10 the uncerSigns q
Az the same time and place the receiver
Will under an order OF court IN said causs.
sell ten six per cent bonds q ne l0Io
Street & Suburban Railway company %
the highest and best bidder for cash. upon
tia following terms:
No bid 10 De received for less than Nm
for t.e ten bonds, terms. ten per cent
cash On the day Of sale and balance IN casa
GEORGE II. KING.
Receiver OF the Washington savings Baah,
Room IS. Boston Block. Seattle, WASH
elise 4 King. Attorneys for Receiver.
Date Of frs pubhca ton October .. lsSs.
RECEIVERS sALE.-Notlce is hereby
given that the undersigned will receive
sealed bids for the period of thirty days
after the first day of October. 1887. for
the purchase of sZ26. 90. par value. OF
the first mortgage bonds Of the Last
Chance Mining Company. and for 9I.lS
shares of its capital stock, of the par
value OF SO per share. Said bonds are
secured by first mortgage on said mining
cOmpanys valuable properties IN Sho-
shone county. Idaho. Such bonds and
stocks are TO be sold as an entirety, and
such bonds are a majority OF the first
mortgage bonds. the issue of bonds be-
ing 500. 0a0eo -four hundred thousand
doilarsl Said sale 10 be for cash. pay
able within thirty days after notice of
acceptance OF bid.
All bids must be accompanied by GER
tilted check for 5000 five thousand dol
lars). payable % the undersigned. 10 be
forfeited unless fun payment be made
within the time specified.
The undersigned reserve the right TO re-
iect any and all bids. All bids must be
sealed and addressed to either of the I'M
dersigned. at Spokane. Wash.
A d. LYNCH.
Receiver First National Bank.
FRED r. GRINNELL.
Receiver Spokane Savings Bank.
Spokane. Wash. Sept. .. 1897
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The public Is hereby warnes n n... % ,. ~ y
80 ~ ,se g.affIe pos-@IntesiEe acer.
sxesrf tho following. who are th~ ,. 3rsy
Infsliigsnosr. w: J. a 9cs.si's..a = z
r. r,sehurrsr This does not apply 20
ressdenf agents OF this paper sSs.e afe 20
catsd IN yarso1s cities and towns N ne
Northwest nor to posfmsstera, We 80
q an cassz Authorized 20 take sg1sefip-
ssons for ne Daily. sunday ard We KY
Post-rnteIsisenrer. City collectors: y =
cashrart, Il r. HawIey. w. II. HAMA
ana G. " Willie.
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DEATHS ASD FUNERALS

,~,~-,..x,rx, 1s..s.e- AZ The farssslF resi-
- - = = - srafT9 Avenue sfaTgarst -
eldest daughter Of " ". Sfi0
M. Edward.
Funeral from residence TizsFsesa p
m Interrnea, is Lake E.eE c.x..----
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.-In
the superior court of the state of Wash
ington. for the county Of King. Will
lam organs, plaintiff. VS.. John +.
Brewer. Adora L. Brewer, his wife; c.
w Chandler Fannie 3. Chandler. hts
wife: Washington National Bank OF Sc
attic. a corporation; the County of King
OF the State of Washington and c. +.
Whittlesey, as treasurer and ex-otlcio
tax collector OF said county; the City Of
Seattle, county of King of the state Of
Washington, and George F. Meacham,
treasurer and ex-officio tax collector Of
said city; Malcolm MeDougau. c. @.
Solicitors Loan and Trust Company, a
corporation, and Thomas he Witt Cuyler
and Effiingham b. Morris, as assignees
of the Solicitors Loan and Trust Com
pany. defendants. No. "A. 2o2.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and special execution. issued out of the
above-namsd court, in the above-enutled
action and TO me directed and delivered,
/ have duly levied upon the following real
property. situated in King county, Wash
ington. to-wit:
Lots fourteen ia. fifteen G0 and six
teen Q6l in block numbered eleven dD, of
Walla Walla addition 70 the city Of Seat
tie. according TO the plat thereof on record
in the auditors office Of said King county.
Washington.
Notice IS therefore hereby given that
on Saturday the 6th day OF November
1897 at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said
day. at the front door of the court house
In the city Of Seattle. In said King county.
| will sell the aboNe-dcscrlbed property at
public auction. 20 the highest and best
bidder. for cash.
Dated this 6ih day Of October. 1897
WM r. MOVER. Sheriff
Tillinghast & Pritchard. attorneys.
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In order 20 secure correct ihs.. - -a,zSe
notice under these sez0isEs. - 80 80
sasvse~ N charre 81 made for s1csl 49,
Tgnsral notice.. resolutions Or GO - =. -.
cal announcements vai b enefks.x
vnse ~ fG carte r,@r IRE each IT,.
'.'s '. plSar.TrTELT4fGES cER -.
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lsN~z--~-ss-1@H--lss
REWARD.

A reward OF so Will be paid for infor-
nation leading 20 the arrest ara corssts-
dor Of any one stealing copies OF the 1850
fufefligercer delivered 70 Eubserapefs
fhrsughout the city.
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CITY NOTICES.

10 or for the city Of SEATTLE shah Re
valid or binding against The city the con-
tractor shah enter into JOINT ana sew
ersl bond with the city Of Seattle. tor the
Use Of the city. and also for the Use ~
all persons who may perform or cause 20
BE performed any work or laeor' OF FUR
ntsh or csuse - be furnished any skin,
labor or material IN the execution of such
contract. conditioned 10 perform the con-
tract according 70 its terms. condlt}oHS
and stipGlationS and 10 pay as they be-
come due all Just claims for al work
and labor so performed. and all Skill or
labor and material so furnished n me
execution OF said contract, anc % COM
ply with all the requirements OF Ire cA8F-
ter and ordinances OF the city and the
amendments thereto. which bond Shsil pc
in an amount fixed By The board OF pub
more than the contract price agreed 10 be
paid for the performance OF Sach con-
tract. and shall pc duly signed eN Spch
contractor. and tvo or more Seed ara
sufficient sureties, and after being sp-
proved as herein provided, shall be nled
81 the Office Of the city compir0ler, pro-
viding that before approving any Sucn
bond the mayor and comptroller shall
cause 70 ba filed with and preserved oy
them. BY the proposed sureties. list 81
the properties owned BY each or sNcn
prop sad sureties. such list describing Win
reasonable certainty the various proper
ties and showing whether the same IS
community property or separate property
and the enCRmbranceS thereon. Inc DoRd
shall also contain any other conditions
or provisions required BY any state Jaw,
and such bond shah be deemed 10 run
also 10 the state Of Washington.
Subdivision ?. The sureties on such bond
shall each justify as bail upon arrest
More than two suretleS may be accepted
on such bond and they may justify IN
separate and different sums less than the
sum specified in such bond; provided.
that the aggregate of their justification
shall be equal 10 TWO suretieS JuStffying
in double the amount of the bond ia the
manner herein provided.
The board OF public works reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope
Bid fer Sixth Avenue South Improve
ment.
BY order of the board of public works.
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date of first publication, October It'll,
1897
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IMPOTrEDED STOCK NoTIcF-r-oa Co.
lowing described horse placed In The city
pound Sunday. Septerr Der 2s 1897 will
% sold az public auction 70 the htzhesr
o.0dsr Tor cash n hand. % pay COS, Il
irapoundlng ard advertising. ThtirzIav
October Il 1881. az 70 O'Clock a. m IL
the front door Of police headq1arters.
corner Third avenue and Yesier way.
one bay horse > years old
The owner % ne above described horss
bong unknown 70 me.
2 :. REED Chief OF Police
Late OF nr@t publication. October 4 1891
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE

Advertiser desiring display advertise-
0eY1fs cha need Tar the Sunday issue must
hand IN copy BY 4 O'Clock Saturday TO IN
sure change
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NOTICE TO sToCKHoLDERs.

NOTICE OF INTENTION OF INCREAs-
ing Capital Stock-Notice il hereby given
to the stockholders of the Yukon Trans
portation Company, corporation OF the
State Of Washington. that meeting OF
the stockholders of the capital stock OF
said Yukon Transportation Company will
be held in the cry OF Seattle, State of
Washington, at The office Of the Com
oneer Square, on the 30th day III October.
1885, at the hour of 3 O'Clock a. m. of
said day. the object of which meeting Is
10 submit 20 said stockholders a propo-
sition 10 increase the capital stock OF
said Company from five hundred shares
OF the par value Of fifty thousand dollars
10 fifteen hundred shares of the par value
Of one hundred and fifty thousand dol
RICHARD CHTLCOTT.
JAMES CAMPBELL
WM Fl. PRIMROSE
Trustees Of the Yukon Transportation
Dated Seattle. Washington. Angus, 2ls,.
1887.
STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING
The regular annual meeting OF the
vestment Company. No ? will he
held at the office Of the COM
panv. namely. room rs New York
block In the city Of Seattle. King county,
Washington. on Monday. the nth day OF
October. 1S9s at $50 p m. al which
meeting trustees for the ensuing year
transacted as may be lawfully brought
''' " J. D, HoGE JR.. President.
W c. MORRISON, Secretary.
Dated September Is 1891.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. There
will lot a meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Wayne Gold and Copper Mining
Compauy Of Seattle, at the Offices OF me
company. Monday October -. 1897. for
the purpose OF increasing the cs4lfaI
stock Of said company and transact{nps
such other business as may come before
the meeting.
W W. ROCEHILI.. President
I 2. GILBERT. Secretary.
Seattle Wash, september . 1897
Ed CarIosAL.
ACADEMY or THE HOLY NAMES Se
attic Wash a boarding and Gav sChooI
for young ladies'. course OF instruction
thorough practical ard adapted 10 the
needs OF the present day. literature. ma
themRtcs az and instrumental music
receive particular attention. For full
particulars apply % the Sister Superior
Studies vii be resumed Monday. August
% 1881
ANY BANKER. business or professional
man IN Seattle VIII tell you e the merits
~ Wilson Modern Business College
new Collins building: four practical
business men ss teachers. largest at
tendance; individual desks.
FRENCH AND SPANISH taugg4C =
Constant md \. Bracons 5l2 Washing
ION o4--1.-z -. avenue
ART.
SEATTLE ART SCHOOL. y B5sion block
taird season Ella shepard Bush. nrtn~i-
I pal. member Of the Ar Students League
~ New York
/ AGNES MARGARET GREENE. rner7hs-
q AT Students League. New York. SIN
st- sa Rozto7 hiork
MYSTICAL
ARNE kRUG JANSoN. la;e o. Cierra,--
( hzs returned 20 Ss4tiie and Will rereit,s
violin pupils a. ais studio, - EinckIsvy
block from : 10 5 ? n
!
MISS ROSE - MITCHELL rnarsoII,
and guitar formerly fustructo- Tls~aaa
female college. Holyoke block
DIVER AND NRECkER.
/ A. .. BE&JAMIN-Sand pumps fo- y-1s
mining kept 81 stock. S.Z Railroad Ava
DYEtNG AND CLEANING.
San FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. 80 So
end 7Wiepnone. Red I5-18
PLATING. WIRE AND IRON WORKS
PACIFIC RAILING AND PLATING,
works. LIS C2lol-