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COURT CALENDAR
Cases to Be Called in the Several De-
partments Today

DEPARTMENT ONE-Judge Smith.
(234D Eusebio Pico; assault with dead
ly weapon.
DEPARTMENT TWO-Judge Clark.
IN. P. 1890 Estate of Clara F. Capron,
deceased; petition to sell real estate.
IN. P. S4) Estate of T. X. Wilson. de-
ceased; accounting of surviving part
ner; citation.
IN. p. 1929 Estate of Jessie A. Hirsiaw.
deceased; final accounting and distri-
button in petition for discharge.
IN. P. 20i3) Estate of Daniel Griswold,
deceased; petition to set apart the
whole estate for the use and support
of the family.
(52S9) Estate and guardianship of Ivey
c. Adellner, a minor; annual account
ing of guardian.
IN. p. 2009) Estate of T. F. Outland, de-
ceased; a petition to set apart the
whole estate to the widow.
On. P. 450) Estate of Amelia A. Randall,
deceased; final accounting and distri-
button.
(N. P. l79D Estate of Samuel Barker. de-
ceased; report of court in partition.
IN. p. 1920 Estate and guardianship of
Sheldon minors: a petition for the use
of money for the support, maintenance
and education of minors.
IN. P. 1900 Estate and guardianship of
EllZdDSlH w els el a., minors, petltlOn
for an allowance.
On P. 1850 Estate of William Wiley, de-
ceased; petition for decree setting apart
the homestead and personal property.
IN P. 2O92) Estate of NJ E. Bannister,
deceased; letters of istration.
On. P. 1880 Estate and guardianship of
Littleboy minors; annual accounting
and report; petition for allowance
On P 1859 Estate of William NJ Taylor.
deceased; final accounting and distri-
button.
On. P. 21os) Estate of John Mcconnell,
deceased; letters of administration
On. P. 2065) Estate of Ambrose Spencer
deceased; letters of administration.
On. p. 1889 Estate of R. n. c. Wilson, de-
ceased; petition to set apart the whole
estate to widow.
IN. P. 15S0 Estate of Ada Helen Howard,
deceased; first annual accounting.
Q033D Estate of Jacob Hammel, de-
ceased; citation.
On. P. 2090 Estate Of Margaret ]. Rupe:
probate of will.
On. P. 2l0S Estate of John H. Mcconnell,
deceased; letter of administration.
IN. P. 1860 Estate of f. A. Mead. de-
ceased; final accounting and distribu-
tion.
DEPARTMENT THREE-Judge York
(2606D Plummer VS.. Leonis.
DEPARTMENT FOUR-Judge Van Dyke.
(27.IlS) Wolfskill VS.. Los Angeles Rail-
way company; trial
DEPARTMENT FIVE-Judge Shaw.
(27725) Orlandi VS.. Gray; trial.
DEPARTMENT SIX-Judge Allen.
Nothing set.
TOWNSHIP COURT-Justice Young.
Holmes VS.. Taylor; trial: $3.50 a. m.
Morris VS.. Colley: trial; 1:30 p. m.
Cox VS.. Wallace; trial: 2:30 p. m
Standard Collection and Mercantile COM
pany VS.. Burr; trial; 0:3O a. m.
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Court Notes

E. M Hanna was yesterday admitted
to practice in the circuit court on mo-
ton of John T. Jones.
In the case of the Savings Bank OF
Southern California VS.. Tapp. Judge
Van Dyke yesterday gave judgment for
foreclosure. by default, for $500 and $50
attorneys fees.
Mrs. Ann Boam, an aged lady. was or
dered committed to Highland yesterday
by Judge Clark upon the certificate of
Drs. Smith and Orme. The patient suf-
fers from persistent Authorizations.
The district court has appointed the
following United States commissioners
George B. Cole, San Bernardino; S. S.
Knoles. San Diego; A. c. Maude, Ba-
kersfield; Dante r. Prince, Fresno.
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street school house are being rendered
notable by reason of the great number
of applicants for certificates There
were only at first "a applications in the
primary and SO in the grammar grade,
but these numbers swelted to 124 in the
combined primary and grammar grades.
On Saturday there were II applicants for
special certificates. ordinarily there be-
ing only or 8, and applicants for high
school certificates.
State diplomas were yesterday re-
ceived from State Superintendent Black
for j. H. Francis and Walter S. Bailey,
both high school grade, and Franc w.
Smith, grammar grade
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New Suits Filed

George w. Lawrence vs. Robert Jor-
dan ct ALA suit to recover $3.50, witt
costs, from the contractor of the FRS
Presbyterian church and his bondsmen
Pearl S. Young ct al VS.. William
Stephens-A suit to dissolve partner
ship, that a receiver be appointed, and
that the mining interests of the parties
interested be sold and the proceeds di-
vided.
The estate of Joseph Meyer Wilmer
deceased-The petition Of Josephine s.
Wilmer for probate of will. The estate
for which probate of will is
asked consists of stock in the
State Mutual Building and Loan asso-
citation and Wilmer Bros, corpora
ton; life insurance in the New York
life and household furniture, of the val
ue of 100000.
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A DEFECTIVE INFORMATION
Not Shown Where or How a Defend
ant Might Benefit

The information against John Vasolo,
charged with arson in having set fire
to his house at go Upper Main street.
with intent to defraud an insurance
company, was knocked out by Judge
Smith yesterday.
The information, while charging the
offense, did not show who had ownership
of the house that was fired, whether the
defendant or someone else. This, de-
feet was set out in the demurrer, which
was sustained.
The district attorney was ordered to
file new information.
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Marriage Licenses

The following licenses were issued by
the county clerk yestraedy:
Charles F. Anderson, a native of Iowa
aged 81 years. and a resident of Santa
Anita, and Emma A. Deutsch, nativs
Of Illinois, aged q years, and a resident
of Sierra Madre.
James A. Rosborough. native of Can
ada, aged 81 years. and a resident Of
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it appear as If even these several con-
fessions were evidences of innocence.
The argument was ingenious, logical and
conducted on the lines of ordinary hu-
man experience. 1t was quietly made,
too, and without any shouting or orator
ical f1ourshes. Attorney Appel followed
and devoted his time to the many con-
tradictions and discrepancies in the case
and Mr McComas closed for the state.
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THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED
An Indian Agent Is Short in His
Accounts

In the circuit court yesterday Judge
Wellborn sustained the government in
the case of the United States versus
Corington S. Belknap, an Indian agent,
and Henry Mintz, r. Porter Putnam and
John w. Miller. sureties on Belknap's
bond, for the sum of $500. The account
ing officers claimed to have found the
Indian agents accounts to be short GER
tain moneys; Belknap maintained that
they had been expended legitimately.
The court decided, however, as above
stated
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Free Labor Bureau

Manager S. NJ. Perry of the Free Labor
yesterday filed his monthly repor;
to the council for the month of June.
The report states that there were 76
male applicants for work and Is female
applicants. Orders were received for
31S male and Sc female workers.
There were 273 laborers sent out and
of females there were 32 supplied with
work; total, 305.
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l.. A. w. at Santa Monica

July 8, 4 and 5, Santa Monica road race
July 3rd. starting al Sixth and San Pc
dro a. 1915 a. m. Judges special leaves
Arcade Depot at 1880 a. m. Race meet
at Santa Monica in the afternoon. Sun
day band concert, wheel tours, excur-
sion on steamer "CoMis." Monday. 25-
mile team race; other attractions.
Southern Pacific, round trip so cents.
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Catalina Island Trains

Southern Pacific, connecting with favor
lite steamer Hermosa, leave Arcade De-
pot Saturday, July 3, 900 a. M, 1 40, 5:03,
II p. m. Sunday, Sis a. m. 5:03 p. m.
Monday Sis a. M, 40, 5:03 p. m. Round
trip, $50
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Our Home Brew

Maier G. Zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly in bottles or
kegs. Office and brewery. 440 Also street;
telephone 81
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JOTTINGS

New Laws for Mine Locators aud Stockholders
Price Is cents. N. A. Wolcott & Co., prin-
tiers and publishers. 12s S. Broadway. Los
Angeles, and all booksellers. The new
blanks conforming to the laws are now
ready.
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Fourth Of july Excursion Rates

July 8, and 5 the Santa Fe will sell
excursion tickets between all stations at
a rate of one and one-third fare, tickets
good returning until July 6.
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Hawlcy, King & Co., cor. 5th st. and Bwy.
agents genuine Columbus Buggy compan.
buggies and Victor bicycles.
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| Ladies admitted free at bicycle races,
Sunday, 2 p. m. at Agricultural park. Ad-
mission tickets given away at Burke Bros.
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Everything on wheels. Hawley King &.
Co.. cor. Fifth street and Broadway
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Largest variety Concord business wag-
ons and top delivery wagons. Hawley-
King & Co,
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Agents Victor. Heating. World AM:
March bicycles. Hawley. King & Co.
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SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1850

oA UNDAI, JUL 3, 10Y,
At II o'clock noon, at the Broadway entrance
TO the County Courthouse, offer for sale ut
public auction 1212 acres OF land situated
about two miles north OF the town of Rivera
This tract of land is covered with old walnut
trees, in iul bearing, with perpetual water
right appurtenant and is valuable piece of
income property.
a deposit OF 20 per cent will be required
from the successful bidder at the time of the
sale, the balance to be paid as soon as the sale
is confirmed by the court
Full particulars may be had by applying to
the undersigned at the East Side Bank, corner
OF First and Broadway, or at the office of Jones
d. Weller. attorneys, Fulton Block, Los An
geles Cal.
W. WASHBURN
Recei yer of the City Rank
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Kingman, Ariz., and Mrs. Louise Har-
rison, a native of Kansas aged 80 years.
and a resident of Los Angeles.
O. Van Stephenson, a native of Illi-
nois, aged 81 years, and Belle A. Hunt.
a native of British Columbia, aged rs
years, both residents of Redlands
Fred Foster, a native of New York
aged 25 years, and Pearl E. Ballard,
native of Nebr ska, aged "a years, both
residents of Pasadena.
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Special Train to santa Barbara


Monday July 5th. leaves Southern Pacific
Arcade depot at 6 a. m.
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Public Auction.
Walnut Ranch.

Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue of an order of tho Superior Court OF
the County of Los Angeles, the undersigned
will on
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C1orerdate,s Farners, Institute.

CLOVERDALE, CAL, March 27.-The
Farmers Institute adjourned last night
after successful meeting. During the
session Professor Haynes of the University
of California discussed the subject OF ere
sistsnt Vines" followed by G. Winter of
Cloverdale, with an able paper on the
same line. DIR. julius Koebig of San Fran
cisco lectured on "Beet Sugar Culture;"
w. n. GLADDEN. of HeaIdsburg talked on
methods for protecting lands along Rus
sian River from high water, and Professor
Wickson of the State University lectured
on various pruning methods. G. B. Baer's
paper on Citrus Culture was an able
document, and as this vicinity is becoming
quite an orange-growing district, he was
listened to with rapt attention. John
Turner read an interesting paper on
"Prunes."
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to the warrant system. Max Goldberg
has had control of the entire patronage of
he water front, and his rate has been and
is per cent a month. Fl. d. Rowe, how
ever, stepped in and offered 10 do the dis
counting for per cent a month, and got
considerable patronage. One of the labor
ers. however, discounted his warrant with
both men, and when it came to pay day,
although both brokers had their warrants
in, Goldberg was given the preference and
got the cash, while Rowe is out and in
jured.
In consequence he has Withdrawn from
the business, and the whartingers. collec-
tors and laborers are indignant, one and
all asserting that there is something
rotten in the State of Denmark"
The battle-ship Oregon ana the gunboat
Petrol were to have gone TO sea yesterday.
They both got under way, but came to an
anchor in Richardson's Bay. The bar was
breaking and heavy storm reported off
the Oregon coast, so both captains decided
to remain in port. The Oregon is bound
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MRS. sOHEPPLER FOUND.

She Will Return to the Home of Her
Parents.
Mrs. Bessie scheppler. who mysteriously
disappeared three days after becoming q
bride. has been located by her husband
and her parents, and will return to the
home of the latter in the Mission.
She declares that she left her husbands
home and protection because her marriage
was distasteful to her, and that she had
been persuaded into 1t by the pressure
brought to bear on her by her mother.
When she had been duly installed in her
new home, she says the idea of killing
herself came to her. The rest of the story
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CHAMPIONS TROUBLES.
A Warrant Was Issued by Judge
Kerrigan for the Arrest
of "FitZ."

''Say, don't give me any such josh as
that. Don't you think that / have had
enough of this sort of thing already? l'll
make some fellow sick yet"
These were the words used by Cham
pion FitZsimmons last evening when he
was asked by CALL representative if he
had visit from Deputy Sheriff.
1t appears that when Fltzsimmons and
his manager, Martin Julian, were "rusti-
eating" in Carson, the latter, according to
the representativ tives of the Peoples Pal
ace, telegraphed his agent in this City
who is a man named Haller. to engage
the Peoples Palace for the evening of Sat-
urday, the Goth inst, as the champion
would SLOW there, in conjunction with a
vaudeville entertainment, which was to
precede the fstic exhibition.
Jul an, ii is said, could not keep his ap-
pointment and he telegraphed bis agent
from Carson on the day before the even.
ing arranged for the exhibition to cancel
the engagement, as it would be impossible
for him to be in this City to attend to the
show.
William Lang Jr., who is doing busi-
ness for Arthur Meadows, collector,
swore out warrant yesterday afternoon
in Justice Kerrigan's court for the arrest
of Fitzsimmons and julian on the ground
that they were about to leave this State
and thereby defraud the eir creditors.
The warrant was issued accordingly by
Justice Kerrisan and given to Deputy
Sheriff Dick O'Connor to serve on the de-
PENDANTS. The. deputy and William Lang
Jr. repaired to the ferry and watched the
outgoing boats which connected with the
overland trains at tho Oakland depot.
But neither "Fiiz" nor Julian put in an
appearance. The deputy and the collec-
tor then journeyed to the Baldwin Hotel,
where the champion pugilist and his man
ager are domiciled, and at o. clock last
evening the officer met Julian and Fitz.
simmons, both of whom were notified that
he (the otficer) was IN possession OF war
rant for their arrest.
Meadows stated that FItzsimm ons and
Julian are indebted to the Peoples Palace
Company in the sum of $240-viz. 5000 for
the lease of the place of amusement and
$40 for theatrical talent.
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Olsen Tatks From Eureka's Prison.

EUREKA, CAL. March 27.-Otto Olsen,
charged with manslaughter, was to-day
discharged from custody on motion of
District Attorney Burnell. Olsen was ac-
cused OF having caused the death of
Minnie Carson, the 6-year-oId daughter OF
Mrs. Ayers, by giving her whisky. The
case was tried and the jury disagreed.
Olsen's attorneys then made an effort to
procure his discharge on writ of habeas
corpus in the Supreme Court. The court
has not yet rendered a decision on the
point.
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is then best told in her own words:
while was looking out OF my window
an expressman happened along. and on
the impulse of the moment hailed him.
NY trunk was ready, as / had not un-
packed it. l gave him the address of the
friend with whom l have been staying,
threw on my coat and lat, jumped on a
car and was there as soon as the trunk"
She signified her intention of returning
to er parents home without delay. To
this, her husband states, he will make no
objec lion, and her parents will welcome
her back with open arms.
Mrs. Scbeppler declares she will never
live with her husband. The latter says he
will not seek a reconciliation, but if his
bride is willing to return he will gladly
receive her
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Bnraner Rioters Convicted.

SPOKANE, WASH. March 27.-The trial
of eleven men arrested on charge of riot
for running Editor Burrus of the Wardner
Citizen out of Wardner on March Z closed
at Murray, Idaho. to-day. Probate Judge
Whalen found them all guilty and i'm
posed fine of $40 each. Fifty addition al
arrests of miners nave been made for COM
plicity. Their trial will come up at later
date. The feeling between American Pro-
tective Association and Catholic factions
remains at high tension throughout the
Ceur d 'Alenes, but as yet no serious
trouble has occurred
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POINT Iona IMPkOYEMEN
Buildings to Be Erected at the Expense
Of the 1heosophists.

OF the ihe0soph1sts.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, March 27.-Archi-
tects in charge of the building plans of
the Theosophist School for the study of
lost mysteries of antiquity on Point Iona
let the contract to-day for the immediate
erection of a small dwelling for the care
OF the property. 1t will cost $500. TIE
tract on Point Iona now consists OF 100
acres and cost with Improvements, about
5000. Or. Lorin F. Wood. of Westerly.
r. l., one of the most prominent theoso-
phists, will begin shortly the erection OF
a sanitarium on the property to be built
after the old mission style OF architecture
and cost $51, 600. DR.. Wood is very wealthy
and an enthusiastic theosophist. Work
on the plans for other buildings is now
going on
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7rinidad's Deep Hater Chute.

EUREKA, CAL, March 27. - Houda
Brothers, who own shingle-mill near
Trinidad in this county, have contracted
for the building of big wire chute from
the ocean bank to deep water, quarter OF
mile from their mill at the mouth Of
Little River. There is good anchorage
ground for buoys where the chute is to be
built, and the sea is unusually smooth
there. being protected from the prevailing
northwest winds by Trinidad point Ships
can land there to take on shingles as soon
as the chute is completed.
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Cartfornia,. Exhibit at Omaha.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, March 27.-South
ern California will be represented at the
Omaha Exposition, despite the refusal of
the Legislature to make an appropriation
for State display. George Parsons,
me ber OF the Chamber of Commerce, has
taken the matter up and is meeting with
great success.
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lating to the powers of the Boards of Trustees
of cities of the fifth class.
Making an appropriation for the contingent
expenses of the Assembly.
Providing for an additional Judge OF the Su-
perior Court in counties of the twenty-hfth
class
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DR.. Sanders Electric Belt

The o
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for the Puget Sound drydock at Port
Orchard, where she will be thoroughly
overhaued before starting on a southern
cruise.
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Cohn Stabbed Woman.
Herman Cohn, convicted of assault to MUIR
der on Petronia Quinones, has been sentenced
to serve six years in the State prison at San
Quentin.
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w l. Clark, Sea tie
II d Dorsch, Quincy
NJ Wilson, Fresno
j Tassell, Montana
j NJ STANDBY, UKiah
J Kirk ner, Fresno
w u Robinson, n y
Miss a Gaffery, Ireland
c w Hutchinson, S P G
w Clemmons, Denver
Miss Eva Cole, San Jose
A ] Gladding, Lincoln
Il T Nichols Jr. n Y
B Hale, San Jose
NJ A Clayton, Chicago
w w Algram, Plessantr Z
G F Sparks, Sonora
B l. Fowler, Los Angeles
Mrs c Mccormick, RioV
K NJ Wright, oregon
] X Wallace, Sacto
A Towne & W. Wis
J n Hackett, Los Ang
Mrs Z Yates, San Jose
Al Sauter, Boston
L 3 seymour, Petalu ma
G A Overhalser, Redding
n NJ Anderson. Fresno
Il A Peacock, san Rafael
f Garabaldi, Amador
q A Culver. Michigan
f W Martens, Sn Rafael
o B Peasby, Wess Point
J a Gibson. Sacramento
b J Wood & W, Los Ang
GRAND
II G Ross Jr, Sacto
] A Stewart & Los An
G Henry, Los Angeles
l. E Wallace, Auburn
il A Steen, San Jose
p E Dunlap, Stockton
II w Edes. San Diego
+ J Bancroft, Denver
Miss Colman, san Jose
r NJ Thompson, Mass
II McM urkey, Syracuse
DIR Lockwood, MADEIRA
+ ] Brandon, san Jose
J. ] kim mer, Williams
Brad Banner, London
L Z Story, Cal
las S oan, Wisconsin
Miss II d KAY, Wash
q + EN- mmerson, Peoria
VIM Davis, Portland
III T Atkensl, Lompoc
W J Peterson, Sacto
j p Runile, Milwaukee
r S Henderson. Los AM
& T. Brown, Miles City
j NJ Potter q WI, Cal
] ID Smith, Danville
II P Brainard, Petalum 9
E Wolf, Sacramento
PALACE
g n Thorne, Reno
G A z Tarbutt, London
Miss MeehaD, Clinton
Mrs c Matthews. Ciintor
NJ schwerdesky, y Y
Mrs WeatN orth, N Y
NJ RosenthaI. Vienna
Ella stanton, st Louis
G Wellhouse, Bedford
IL r Plate, stanford
K o Pope. leveland
Mrs A A Pope, CT. velnd
Miss Whittem ore, Conn
T. HI Jordan, Stanford
Mrs Wiedenfelder, n Y
y B Hardy. Salt Lake
w j nelson, Boston
l. lenses, Ber in
III w Patton, Los Angles
ID A Gre g&w, Sn Diego
r. 4 Howe, Macon
Miss Morse, Chicago
NJ Hastings, santa Clara
Mrs Hastings, Snta Clars
Nan Cartledge, y Y
Edith Cartledge, n Y
III II Palmer, san Diego
Mrs NJ S Alexander, Mel
BALDWI
Mrs F D Cobb, Sacto
Miss S Marx, n Y
Mr. q Mrs Whytal, n Y
+ Buskrenz, Bak ersfeld
A p Butler. Fairfield
A f simpson, San Jose
A Nelson, Tulare
+ Meek. n Y
A p Full er, Los Angeles
q d Dean, Berkeley
] r Egan, y y
w D Davis. Butte Creek
D A Rodgers, Cal
S s Porter, Salt Lake
Miss Reany. Fresno
w Taylor, Fresno
NEW WEST
s ] Y ou ng d VT, Seattle
] l. Logan & VT. Colo
T J O'Seil, KernviIle
w Foster. Lazelle
P Hamathv, olo Spngs
u r Humphrey, st Johns
) w Doan, Boca
l. Buckner, Denver
] A Woodman, Boston
] w Roperts, Chicago
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ADVANCES made on furniture and pianos, with
or without removal ]. Noonan, 1O17-lO23 Mission