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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

Last weeks arrivals at Highland Springs are
as follows: J. q. Hume, c. n. Randall, Mrs. J.
p. Hume, II. II. Granice, Ralph Briggs. Fred
S. kellogg and wife, F. T. Meagher, George
ClaXton, A. W. Baker. wife and child, A.
Schilling and son, Frank Harold and wife,
Mrs. Caswell San Francisco; W. NJ. Wheeler,
Butte; Mrs. A. Wood, Fruitvale; q. !. TaggaTt,
Oakland; p. H. Sexton, J. 6. Andrews, Rev.
and wife, John s. Brown. san Francisco; c. w.
jennings. Southport; J. w. HGyens, p. II.
Lamorent and family, George D. Gray and
wife, Miss NJ. Gray, f. X Shat,uck and wife,
Miss E. F. Gray, Mrs W. Z. Woosey, Oakl and ;
=. n. Gray, Mrs. F. ii. Gray, Miss X. A. Gray,
Z. /. Dennisou, Mrs. E l.. DennisOn. Miss L.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Reed, Miss NJ. L. Reed.
Mrs. ". L. Locke and family, San Francisco
J. s. Craig and wife, Woodland; S. P. Mesick
and wife, Alameda; Captain ID. II. Boyle, San
Francisco; +. NJ AngellottI and family, San
Rafael; Mrs. A McColEan, San Francisco; B.
McGinnis, San Francisco; w. Gale and wife,
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To conclude with America" sung by the
audience. Games ana dancing viii follow.
Miss CIaudine Marks and Morris Conn will
be p eased 10 receive their irends this Sunday.
June 27, between , aud O'Clock, 81 122
Golden Gate avenue.
The members OF the Mission Literary and
Social Club have issued Invitations for their
fifteenth regular monthly entertainment and
social, which viii take p ace Wednesday even
ing, July IA, a. Mission Opera Hall, Mission
street between seventeenth and Eighteenth.
The Music Teachers Association viii hold
their Twenty-ffth concert Wednesday evening,
June 30, at Kohler * Chase's Hall, 26 O'FarreiI
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Siverstein Qormerly Miss
Sadie Harris of StcckIon) Will be pleased to re-
ceive their friends this Sunday. June %, at
their residence, 563 Sixth street, Oakland.
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San Rafael.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, June 26.-Moonlieht
hsyIides have been in order and quite num-
Der of parties have taken advantage of the
gorgeous evenings to entertain their friends
in this manner.
DR.. and Mrs. Vanderslip chaperoned a party
of young folks on a strawride last Monday
nj Ght to McNear's landing, near Point Pedro.
where a repast was served on the beach at 10
o'clock, after which the party returned to San
Rafael. Those in the party were: Dr. and
Mrs. Vanderlip, George Murray, Misses Carrie,
Jennie and George FinaysOn; Scion Robin.
son, Misses orence and Addle Taber, Mr..
Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. inman, Mr.. McDon.
aid, Miss Amelia Peterson. Normand FinIay-
son, Misses Ethel and Pauline Murray, Miss
Idelle Colwell, Miss l. Lillian Todd Miss
Berdie Mcdonald, A. James Todd, T. Elliott
Mr.. Faunt Le Roy, Mr.. Appieton, Miss Emms
Taylor.
J, B. Stetson is occupying house near West
nd 10
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SURPRISE PARTIES.
Several Charming Affairs to Cc1e-
brate Early Departures.

most enjoyable surprise party was given
TO Miss Rose Waxstock at her residence, 954
Harrison street, by The Misses Bay Jacobs ana
Mary Loryea last sunday.
The spacious pRr!ors were beautifully decor
ated with ferns and evergreens.
The music was rendered by the Ivy Mand olin
and Guitar Club, consisting of Fred SchwaTz,
Charles Dedominico George Hanse, Ramon
Merel, George Gardner, NJ. Jacobson, Jose
Cirerel, Meyer Attell, Tony Corona and P.
Martin.
The evening was enjoyably spent in singing,
dancing, music, recitations and games The
first prize for games was awarded to Barney
Jacobs and the BOBBY prlze TO Miss Sarah At
tell
Those present were: Joe AtteIl, Abe Jacobs,
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Anderson Sprinos.

ANDERSON SPRINGS, CAL, June 25.-Ex-
Senator John Fay, with his daughter, Miss
Mamie Fay, and niece, Miss Edith McAvoy. OF
San Francisco, have taken cottages 1or the
summer at Anderson Springs.
Thomas Fay of Vallejo has returned to his
home after having spent a vacation of two
weeks at Anderson Springs.
Several engagement parties have already
taken place al Anderson Springs this season.
Misses Pauline and Ida Schumacher, after q
months visit at Anderson Springs, have re-
turned TO their home in San Francisco. A
farewell dance aid party were given in their
honor be ore their departure for he City.
Among those who have recently registered
here are: Mrs. C. Cross, Clyde \. Cross, James
W. Edwards and wife, Mrs. BOrtrutt. C. Spauld-
ing, Lew B. Douglass and wife, +. BeHmer, L.
Heess, j. Hickey, II. g. Edwards, g. +. Mon
tealeagre, II. Hadenfeldt, San Francisco; J.
Arthur Petty, East Oakland, Mrs. L. Maxwell,
MendocinO County; C. F. Burgess and wife.
sam Farley, Dora Cheney, Middle town; Zena
Cheney, Coyote Valley; Zella Cheney, Phoenix,
Or. Aleno Johnson, ST. Helena; Ktue Nld-
ger, Cora, Mimi; Hawley smith, Cal
Hiram b. Cooke and wife Neaiy Harris,
Harry c. Newman, Frank Dixon, san Fran
cisco; p. BocqueraZ, Oakland; i. q. Patriquln,
Cholame; P. J. O'Leary, Oakland II. L. Bell, E.
]. Mott, Joseph F. Giiiin. Mr. McGouggin, A.
Starr Keller, Henry Land Jr., Irving Land
borg, NJ. Rush, san Francisco; James DAILY,
Vallejo; Miss Annie DAILY, San Francisco; Mr..
Bocqueraz, Oakland; J. Gothans Neyins, W
Jones, Dan Murphy, Mr.. Looney, VGlleJo;
Mrs. B. Kelley. San Francisco; Miss Hannah
McKeivey, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs n.
Nelson, San Francisco; Williams Garms Jr.,
san Francisco; f. r. Quinn, Santa Clara; C.
w. Dibble, Santa Clara; Debora Lobree. Port
land, Or; Miss Eva Lobree, Portland, Or. /;
Madalinc Mahan, San Francisco; Mrs. Benson,
San Francisco; Miss Benson, San Francisco; /;
Mrs Webster, San Francisco; Miss Ethel
Craddock San Francisco; P. VI. Watkins. San
Francisco; John Baker, Oakland; Mrs c. L.
Bigelow, Sen Francisco; Miss Alice BIgelow
San Francisco; Charlie BigelOW, San Fran
cisco; Frank Kelley, San Francisco; c. Mean
well, San Fran cisco; John Dawson, San Fran
cisco; James Brennan, San Francisco; Henry
COborn, San Francisco.
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cisco; Miss Mabel l. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs
George D. Grey, Miss Mabel L. Grey, Elizab beth
F. Grey, Prentlss n. GREY. Mrs. f. H. Grey,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Reec, Oakland; Mr..
and Mrs. Trolley. Miss 3. Schwartz. san Fran
cisco; Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Scholl, Oakland; Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Spur and son, Lakeport r. B.
Curry, F. G. Shaeffer. San francisco; e. B.
Proctor and wife. S Z. Cook, Healdsburg; J.
p Bradley San Francisco
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MIL Va11zv.

Those registered at the Hotel Bellevue, Mill
Valley, are the following: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Stein, Herbert NJ. Stein, VIII c. Russell, Harry
S. L. Forr, Dan F. Belden, Herbert W. Beck,
H. A. Seller J. Jellett, NJ. Jelett, Miss Jennie
Clark James Bold. Mr. and Mrs. A: Birdeey,
Miss Dora Lewis. Joseph Etheu, Alots Katzen-
berg, Mrs. II. Ralston, Miss Ralstou, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schmidt, Frank Mason, Amanda
Teressi, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goodman, s. Shrek,
Samuel Abrams, D. J. sullivan, Mrs. Martin
Richter. Miss Anna NJ. Richter, D. L. Hunt
Hnnrv Il Innes Mrs. 4. Maunel
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Monte Vista.

The following are the arrivals at the Monte
Vista Hotel for the past week: Mr.-and Mrs.
W. S. Palmer Masters Ed ana Ralph Palmer,
Mrs. VI z. Kenuey, Mrs. E. A. Martin, Miss
Maud Martin. Mrs. N. Lawrence and Miss Mary
Story from Oakland; Mrs. J. A. Roy, Allan J.
Roy, Mrs. F. II. Johnson, Miss A. Z. Johnson,
Mrs. A. II. TerrillI. Master CheS ter Terri. and
the Misses Daisy Morse, Pearl Hobart, Nellie
yaco bs, Ray Jacobs and Lucy Jacobs, all of San
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Catalina Island.

Among the late San Francisco arrivals at the
MetropoIe are: Thomas H. Nichols. f a
Denniston, w. L. Foster and wife, DOWN.
Libby, Max T. Rosenfeld and wife, Mrs. f.
Mandel and son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Clarke
Mrs. NJ. A. Wightman, D. f. Miles, j. J. WI
liams and wife, K Silverstone and wife. f K
Chapman, Ray l. Fairchild. B. s. Smith, Mr.
Bernard, Mrs. Anderson, c. s. Foster wife NJ;
maid; u. A. Van Bergen and family
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Ma drone Mineral Sprinos.

Among the arrivals at Madrone Mineral
Springs during the past week are J. W. Nelson.
Mrs. J. w. Nelson. Miss Helen Nelson, Miss
Alice Nelson, Miss Margaret Nelson, Mrs w
n. Dlmmick, Miss Helen Dmmiek Mrs Cook
Miss S. Cook, Oakland; u. Y. Entr, Milton /:
William Ede, Z. +. Percy, Mrs. (. Houghton'
Miss Estelle Hougbton, Z. Schwerin ]
Helms and son, 6. Hartman, William Asch
aman, San Francisco; NJ. J. Higgins, wife and
family San Jose; Preston Thomas, Gilbert
Grcwell William Smythe, Madrone; r
Emma Siegmond, San Francisco; DR.. Thevar
Thomas Fitzgerald Gilroy.
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AT Soda Bav.

The following guests have registered at Soda
Bay Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Deerjng, Mr. and Mrs.
+. K Jacobs, Mrs. E. Eppstein Miss Harriet
levy, Leo cooper, San Francisco; E Fautz
NaPa; Euna L. Fisher, San Francisco; Marion
T. Randall, Miss Mary Randall, C. w. Randall
Mrs; u W. Randall, Piedmont: Mrs W l.
Locke, Miss Ella R. Atkinson, Miss Maud q
ATKINSON, San Francisco; William McPherson
berkeley; J. M. Havens, Oakland: Miss Freda
Oriman, Miss Gerda Althoule, Miss s Halford.
MIS- Jones, Miss Katherine Grey San Fran,
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Porto1a.

The following guests are registered at Por-
tola Hotel, Portola Valley: Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Roman, Mrs. f. c. Cornell, Mrs. Emma
1barra, Mrs. A. s Hallidie, Miss Doyen, Miss
Father McSweeney, Mr.. Bourdette, Mr. and
Mrs. f W. Warren, F. Hoheversun and family.
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AT THE RESORTS.
Interesting Notes From the Noun
tains, Seaside AMI Resorts.

GGyety aud the advance of the season keep
pace al the various health and fashionable re-
sorts. From everywhere come reports of a
most brilliant ana successful season. Life at
the resorts seems to be one unending delight
Each day brings It's own social pleasures, and
the following reports show the past week
just crowded with pleasant and interesting
events:
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cisco; GeOrse II. Wheaton, San Francisco;
Mrs. H. 4. Hedges, san Francisco; S. Reiss and
vile, San Francisco: J. Raphael, San Fran
cisco.
PaSo Robes.
PASO ROBLES, CAL, June 26.-Herman
Oelrichs gave most enjoyable picnic to a few
friends on Monday. pretty nook by a
babbling brook was selected for the occasion.
The young ladies decorated the table with the
choicest flowers and ferns. All the delicacies
OF the season were supplied by the Union
Pacific Club. Mr.. Oelrichs guests were Con
OConnor, Captain George Rice, Hon. D. W.
James, Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Burns.
Mrs. 4. Bennett. Mrs. L. Smith, Miss Birdie
Rice, Miss Lena James, A. Jack, T. Irwin and
4. James.
Among those registered at Paso Robes are:
Commodore O'ConnOr, Herman 0elrichs Cap
tain and Mrs. WilliRms, Judge aud Mrs ST.
Clair, Nine. Ziske. Mrs. G. NJ Jennings, Mr.
aud Mrs. ]. NJ. Merrill. the Misses Merrill
Ralph Merrill, Charles Merrill, Fl. E. Still
wei. and family, Captain Rice Miss Birdie
Rice, W. w. Gragg, J. r. Cross, G. Z. de Cola,
James Low, Jerry sullivan, ]. Kelly E. Hinkle,
Dal Hawkins, Mrs. Ellsworth, H. H. Earell NJ
Z. Floyed, 7. NJ. Brown, w. r. Block Mr. and
Mrs. Johns, Miss Johns. Captain and Mrs. Hill,
DR.. E L. Elst Judge and Mrs. Martin, Mr. and
Mrs. Eastman Miss Eastman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles, L. T. Smith,
IL b. Thompson aud wife, Captain Maston
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SauSalfto.

SAUSALITO. CAL, June 26 - Miss Maud
Younger OF Holly Oaks gave a launch party to
El Campo last Monday evening. A dinner was
served the Beach, and the merry-makers
returned TO sausalito after midnight after a
delightful trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harmes and Miss Belle
Harness have returned from Del Monte alter
= de ightiul stay.
Miss de Ruyter, who is in Ssusalito on
visit from New York, was entertained by Mrs
de Ruyter with a dinner parry.
Mi. and Mrs. Sigmund Schwa baeher and
family Will occupy A. D. Shepard's residence
during the summer months
Fred Woodwork OF TOmGles was married to
Miss Mildred OyertOn Mathes daughter OF
Captain J. Harvey Mathes of Memphis, Tenn.
on Wednesday, June l6, at the home of the
brides parents In Memphis.
Mrs. Charles Foster leaves in few DAYS to
join her mother, Mrs. Van Bergen, al Redondo
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Robinson entertained
number of friends this week with u house
party.
Miss Ellen Chittenden was given birthday
party on the yacht White Wings last Tuesday.
The pretty craft with load OF merry guests
cruiSed about the harbor during the day.
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Bartlett Sprin ps.

BARTLETT SPRINGS. CAL, June 26.-Mr.
ana Mrs. George D. Toy, Miss Mabel and Mas
ter Henry Toy and William Morris comprised
pleasant fishing party 10 Twin Valley, re-
turning with basket well filled with fish
C. n. Crosby, wiie and daughter of ASH ta-
bula, Ohio, are here Tor a few weeks stay.
Captain J. NJ. CoEchey is up from Sacra-
mento for his usual four weeks visit
Among the San Francisco arrivals are Mr.
and Mrs. NJ J. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs John
Smith. W. B. Peck, H. E. Capp, Hiram B. Cook
Mrs. Henley, Miss f, c. Fleischman, Z. d. Fin
ley and vile. r. L. Stevens, s. H. Seymour, D.
J. Tobin, 2. Kelley, John c. Nelson, E. F. Nc
Cullum, c. NJ Moore, H. Dowd, Lee Connor;
from Sacramento-Mrs. F. B. Adams. Captain
j NJ. Condrey, c. 5. Ralph; George Schmidt,
San Jose; r. H. Horning, Oakland John Law
sen, Nevada City, New; Martin TrewheIa
Fred Beede, Nevada CITY, Cal Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. WorthingIon, Z. II. Wortnington, Santa
Clara; L. S. Hester, wife and two boys, Berke-
ley; Evan John, Vancouver, Idaho; Peter
Schenkel, San Francisco.
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Announcement of Two Interest
inp Retrothals.

The engagement is announced of Miss AL
bini F. Cassinelli, daq hter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Cassinelli of Amador and T b. Dillon.
Announcement is made OF the engagement
OF VI Iss Claire RYAN and James z. LaWIer.
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At Coronado.

CORONADO, CAL, June ga Pittsburg
party occupying a suite here for the season
are Mrs. George W. Dilworth, Miss Pauline
Dilworth and maid, Mrs Otis II. Childs, child
and nurse.
Mrs. f. W. Calkins and the Misses Calkins Of
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D. Flood, Mrs r Daily L. H. Rowell, Mrs. S.
Fitzgerald, Ars. Cora Ives, F. H. Hawley ana
vile. Chris tine Hart, Mrs. l. HINT Miss L:
wife, Mrs. L. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. KIRK, S. L.
Wilson, Mrs. Booksie, Mrs. S. Hiihard, E.
Hinkle, Miss HilliArd, Mrs. Z. Mills. Senator
H. Henry, Miss Mellon. Mr.. and Mrs. Hegins,
Mrs. North and daughter, Miss Hegins Cap
tain North. NJ J. s Knowles
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Marsh. George Phillips, william Horning.
Frank Morrow, Arthur Kern and James Has
lett.
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sor-' 49, 1S Ready Relief for Sprains Bruises
nSpe ss1ss Headache, TOOt hache, Rheumaism, NeH
eoi1c Ji,ago 49, oago Internally for all bowel pajns
conc dlarrhoea. dysenlery cholera mornnsS SHius
''eAHeSA nausea, etc. All pFuggist&
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PROPOSALS,

WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-TER
"A WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing.
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MARRIEn

ESTES-THoMPsoN-In San Jose, October 2s.
1897, by the Rev. NJ. H. Bucg, G ustavus K Estes
of Mountain View and M Agnes Thompson OF
San Jose
FIELD-SMITH - In Chico, CAL, October %
1897, by ]. March, J. p, John Field and n.
ME Rose smith.
FREEBoRN-KNIGHT- = In San Luis obispo
Cal, October 25, 1897, by Hon. E. p UnangsI
Superi Judge. j. l. Fleeborn and Estella
Knight, DO b of PiiitaS
HART-IIN NELL-Near Farmersville CAL, oc-
tober %, 1897 by the Rev. A NJ. Williams
John w. Hart aad Blanche I.innell both of
Farm rsvlle.
LARsEN-ERICKSEN-I Templeton, Cal. oc-
tober 16 1897. B. A. Larsen aud r. Ericksen
REEsE-CARR-In San Luis Obispo Cal, CO.
Der IA 1897. by the Rev. j. NJ. Hilbish, edgar
o. Reese of Delano. Kern County, and Maggie A
Carr of Choane.
SNOW-WALDORF-In Oak Run, CaL October
20 1887, William snow and Estella aIdorf
SIMMERLEY-REDMI IN-In Jacksonville Cal
October 20. 1897, by r. y. Dunlap r. p r.
Simm ertey ana Emma j, Redwin.
ERN-BERNSTEIN-In this city. October %
1897, by the Rev. Or. J. Nieto, Louis stern and
Miss Bessie Bernstein.
T1MOTHY-WHtTE-In san Jose October 26
1897, by T. B. Hopkins, Abiiah Franklin limo
thy Of San Jose and Hattie a. White of watson
ytiP
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PROPOSALS INVITED - SEALED PRO
a. Newtown Shoals Sacramento River Sacra-
mento county ana Channel corrections on the
San Joaquin River san Joaquin County. The
sacramento River work embraces wing dams and
excavations TO be executed In accordance with
plans and specifications ROW nle the Office of
Com mi ssioner of Pu blic Works. room 81. Capitol
building. Sacramento. The San Joaquin River
work embraces channel corrections TO be made in
accordance with plans and specifications
file in the same office. Sealed proposals will be
received al the office until 1 O'Clock p. NJ MON
DAY ovember 10, 1897. at which time they will
be publicly opened Bids invited for the
several pieces of work, each OF which may be bid
offer for al, such part OF The work on either
river as he may be able to execute within the con-
tract time. 4 bidder may offer Tor one piece of
work anc not for the other. he may offer for all
the WORK on either river in the same hid. Each
bid must be accompanied by er.Ified check on
some bank OF SooI standing, payable TO the order
OF John Markley secretary OF the Auditing Board
to the Commissioner of Pub ic Works, for the sum
of two thousand (2000) dollars, which check shall
be forfeited TO the state II tn bid which such
check accompanies is acc pied, and the party
making the bid shall refuse er into q contract
and execute satisfactory bond for the faithful
performa ce OF the contract awarded to him.
The right TO reject any and all bids is reserved.
All bids must be directed to John Markiey,
secretary Auditing Board room 81, capitol build
Ing, Sacramento, indors d Proposals for Piliug
Sacramento River" Proposals Brush Work
in place Sacramento River" Proposals for Exca-
Walton sacramento River" Proposals for
Piling Brush Work and Excavations sacramento
kiver," Proposals for Excavation on the San
Joaquin River By order OF the Auditing Board
HN MARKLEY, Secretary,
sacramento October 21, 1897.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,

The following marriage licenses have been
ssued bv the County ClerK's office:
6. Nicholson and Florence Doutrck, 30-46
J. Alexander and Phoebe Gerh srdt, 27-S0.
). G. Ramford and Minnie J. Foley, 22-19
p. o. Reuning and Marie Miller, $3.50.
n. Morece and Giuseppe Paggica, $500
j. F. IN iiey and Mary F. McGimes, $780,
w. ]. Casseiman and SaIiie Newell, 24-1S
I'D Dick and Anna G.. kovaes, 66-45.
w A. Compton and Amala Saoyer 31-25.
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DkOPOsALS FOR STONE WALL-GENERAL L
L Depot, QuaTt=rmaster's Department., 36 New
MONTGOMERY 81, sen Francisco October %. 1897.
sealed proposals. in trpicate. will be received at
his offic until IL O'clock A NJ, on November 90
sS7. and then opened, for construction of stone
wall along sou hern boundary of Military Reser-
Vation, Presidio OF San Francisco, in accordance
with plans and specihcati tions on lle here, which
can be seen on application. JANIS NJ. MOORE
Colonel aid Assistant Quartermaster-GeueraI L.
= Army, Depot Quartz m pr.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTA
IN IOHN MCn(lN dacaaSod \

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - ESTATE OF
IN JOHN MCDONALD, deceased. Notice /,
hereby given by the undersigned, A. c. FREESE
Administrator with he will annexed of the estate
of JOHN MCDONALD. dec eased, TO III e creditors
of and all persons having ci inns against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the first publ
Ca i)n of this notice 60 the said A. G. ERk ESE
ad ministrator with the Will annexed at room 35,
Chronicle building. corner OF Geary and Kearnv
streets. the same being his place for he trans &C:
tiOu of the business OF the said estate in the CITY
and County of san Francisco, State of California
A. c. FREESE, Admins rator with the will an
nexed of the estate OF JOHN MCDONALD de-
ceased.
Dated at San Francisco, October % 1897
j. ID. SULLIVAN, Attorney for Administrator
with the will annexed.
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THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION,
hav ing recei we'd ~ p icatons TO mine by hy
draulic process from Z. La fmore in the Conrad IL
Wheeler mine near FUrbestown, Butte County 10
depos ia lings in ravine. and from Edward G.
higney in the Round Butte nj Inc lear Saa An
dress, Calaveras County, 10 deposit tailings in
Batista Creek, gives notice that III & will De
held a room 5e, Flood building, Sa Francisco,
Cal, on November is. 1897. at $50 P NJ
THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS CUMMiS ION
l. having received applications 10 mine by the
hydraulic process from ]. L. Cowdery. in the
Sackets Guich mine near ST. Louis. Terra CounIy
to deposit tailings in cd pits: from the santa
Clara Mining Company in the kica ardson Rancho
mine near Shasta shasta Coun y. TO deposit tail
ings in Clear Creek: from W T. Sherma n and o.
L. Cays, in the Canada mine Port Wine,
Sierra ounty 10 deposit tai!in in French lta-
vine. from X Cordtz. in the VI osquito mine near
CamptOnville. TUBA county, TO deposit tai lnss in
a ravlne; and from c. n. Foote, in the Mon alyo
mine near uno, HI Dorado ounty, TO deposit tail
ings IN Cedar Greek, gives notice that NEE ing
Will be held at room SO, Flood building, San
Francisco, Cal, November 3, 1897, az 80
n
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OAKLAND FLATS.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

WANTED-CASH BUYERS FOR FURNI-
w ture and household goods this week.. special
at The old store of II. SCHELLhAAS. 40S Eev-
enth St. Oakland
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IN ACRES - CHICKEN RANCH on TEN
~ years credit; improve ments cost S1100:
VIII sell for $500 and transfer contract; years
run, al 10 per cent; also one with less improve
menis for $40; same terms; one mi from town.
ID. II. TWINt', Sonoma City, Cal
r-ACRE ORANGE GROVE AT A BARGAIN
- d. hEARDON, 54S Laidley st.
CONTRA COSTA LANDS: FARMING. FRUIT
~ and sugar-beet f. E WESTON, Walnut Ck.
VINEYARD AND FRUITLAND: l6O ACRES;
' only Sll an acre; one qusrter mile 10 railroad:
easv terms. illustrated land book free. NJ. GRIF-
FIN, Cottonwood shasta County, Cal.
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BORN
DAVIs-Near Sonora, October 1s, 1897, to the
wife of j. & Davis a daughter.
DREBLoW-In Tulare. October IS, 1892, to the
wife of g. A Drehlow, daughter
GAMBETTA-In Salinas October "a, 1897 to the
wife of Mir Ganbetta. Il son.
GAGAN-In MEMO Park, october 2, 1897, to the
wife of w. H. Gagan
LASCH-In Tulars, october ~, 1897 TO the W ife
of j. j. Lasch, daughter.
MUGFORD-Iu Napa, ctober 90 1897 to the
wife of w. w. Mugford. a son.
RoWELL-In this city, October 2s 1897, 10 the
wife OF Joseph w. Rowell. son.
YOUNG-Near Etna Cal, October IT, 1897 to
the wife OF Fr4d Young. a SON