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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
WEST SHORE RR.

Trains ". i2d 81 SDti0n. " T.. as follows hno
~ earsr Franklin 81:
fOI5 A. VI. Daily for Albany CtiSs syrscu'-: knrheS
ter Puraio Niagara Fails Fer, Wayne Toledo, ce'e-
'srd md chicago
0rO p NJ Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica. Syracuse
roches'er Riralo Na,irn Falls Toronto. Detroit
C1,v~'ar' C@ic,-o and g. T0u'a
Stf5 T. ". f'aily for Albany. Utica. syr'crse hcrnes
tor buffalo Niagara Fais Toronto Detroit. coveia"'
Chicnfo srt g. r<uis
Time tables prirNlr,l hotels ard ofrcss
c. y LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt; Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
Tho s,o.t,cal portion az made up by hs morning,

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables srot cotton
fair business doing sales, 1000 bales specuia ana
a,,,,r, st1S. receipts 5000. American
1900 middiins upland n a2d Futures 9ien.a s@s
advance. cosed quiet but tieafy, 2sud "ih
net advance: December January 33bp33G January te
Tusry a3sIl ~: April. 380.b Apr. May. asg"b May
rnne 3?;g June-July 33ib jug August, BID August
Sept. nber ss7. September October saess october-No
vember. a3es Noyer iaI 10 sav
az follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

70 av.rng. s. - leo 10 90 10. VI 10 Mt 81 81 los
unshorr Buffalo 30 "a ~ - " nl do 90 n. At s. 30
d cllt roi sheep. ~ n %, - -.
D. Harrington IA clipped Bufs.o lambs. - n. At -;
2,r DO. >; H. At 50 10 - unshorn BuHalo
sheep 10 ~. a. 81
Newton K 60. ~ Maryland spring lambs. - 20 each
IIO1s-kecei ps to day 10 1910 head. IN
cindinx carload for sale 40 Transactions reported bis
narke, quoted nomrsly higher NJ 81 l1dsi 20 per 100
n, country dressed nr At 4gG'sc per 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
rour track Automatic Block signals
Stations IN New York. foot ~ Liberty ST. .
and South Ferry. Whitshsl 81.
Trains leaN" ISot OF ltOel y Oh
On ana after Anil 10 1908.

rour tracks. Automatic Block slsnaIs.
Stations IN New York. foot ~ Liberty ST.
T5;a. u; ;' sf,r 'G sp e t a. isss St
For E..,on. seSisht@ AiI:ni:w9; Maash cnuns =:
Eco tss;o MS s sO so j. to 'f Esso% sans.y 80
600 TO Ea.ton). A. M 90 go zoo ?; oo o.,a A
For s.,S wyRI NJ snndsys 80 A. 81
s.s ao2 s's oS &C. g RAD sS
49, ns;. az. isS0 So s.s T:.ens ni n
s SS' ,s ss's sSS p ~ n..aao M ~.
ss IT, ,S :;Si''a and s.aas e.
For "s E5AP ps,, A f...sn r'ts os e:
~; 81 s' S,:;: *:
dob lied H'nsf sSIGS' hnAkknMsSo i NJ
on tSo p s'i n. 'saSlay. lois " ~. p,, Am
nS' nrsnfsp' s sas :ni o h5's.ss go
$50 A. Atlantic c,y vineiand. and iricson $50 A. n
ss Sc S.'i iso s;;'ff.' SD 5' s
$40 ! ROYAL BILE I,IS. LINE IL SIs;,,so.
FOR PHILADELPHIA E r5N AND "Ash'""-
IT, FL. S sS i M pP lss c % ., M
az SO b iss S %s Ae;as sSo .!sIS s:
$50 &, rS sss p NJ sundays 600 NJ 400 NJ
nAyS F9HT & EE sso s &s'pss No es
,o wesk io,s l6S lies 1870 ii 55 A. NJ i22h i24S
So e., rs. s !::s sss s s osS s rs 8 So:
s@. 40 4% So 600 $50 ''2' SIS. 9so. ssS
w s'sr e. Pa", e.; Iss!s
IS ws 49, 81 Sss%S sH ( p,; s: w
bsxssss from hotels o residences TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
LEH.GH VALLEY SYSTEM

Stations foot Of c3i 81, penn II. RI Cortlandt OF
DesDrosscs ST.
srnSicste. time from Vest 23i 81. Other figures snow
time from cortlsndt or Dssbrosses St g.. -.
.8 10. Is 20 ~. daily SUNDAY $40. ~ M fos
EksTOS ard intermediate stat .~n.>,
81 $50 s:i5 A. 81 daily for wILKEsBARRE; sCRAN.
TCS ry.ek day9 ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHESTER,.
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and ths West ana pnaes-
pal ioc. points dining car and chair car to BUFFALO,
~ 80. 1900 noon daily except sundsy,
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrive. Buffalo sM p. " Pullman ves,hus Day
coaches and Paror cars DnnsCa, h servSe ,ssner,
Ds .iS,,O. o. 100 r " daily for EAsroN. MAUcH
PITTsToN ard coal branches Chair car to Mauch
Chunk. a. ,r x..,. Sunday %, yrIXEa.
nspng' PITrsroS scRANT6N and principal inter
mediate stations connects all points in the coal ~
xions Pullman Buffet paror Car to WiEesoarre. ,,cr,
"a a,3 uierrseaase stations Chair car
.t:5O S,iS ? ". Sundays only FOR MAUcH CHUNK
AMI ,s I5r asy e.cep. Sunday. EAsroN
and principal inferno ia,e stations. ~,.o.p.
.GSo. 5:oo p NJ isIy fqp RrrFA 49,. S, x..,iSSis
trsin Y 10 chicago see:"rs Buffalo and Toronto
s7to. s.0o p ~ daily. except sunday Stopping only
%., s9TTE EN- F Ik shYh GENEVA R96HEsrEN
EiTAvIA BUFFALO and TORONTO pullman . sisspSr
frr puNso None but seerr-car passengers eaH'so-
10 $50 800 p. H. daily for wILKEsRARRE. ITH.
ArA GENEVA ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
SITS and ali points West. Pullman sleeper TO nhaess
"a 1%EiFiD BOUND BRoOK and t.rmetis.s pe'n.s
Lave as follows: - ~ 30 'o:a 10 80 .aoD i9:3
Sundays ony) L. NJ. '22o. 80 1880 $50 and 'e;1a
T,cEets and Pullman accommodatons AZ iis T1l ~
as e,t and ls?3 Broadway. 81 an st. 100 r. 18Th
ST. III Bowery. y. y $40 Fulton st. Court b. "
" r-sr-fer Co will coll for and check baggage mon
ho,., or residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

sC7nss - ..
suGAR-Tner. n,. busin.ss .cpcr,sa n - w
,g.r To- day due scarcity or sellefe ne w
an .bs.nce ~ buyers. while ecntrthsa W tes, wm'
all, quoted At 8i0c, muscovsdo: ~ test ~ . ~ AZ.
-. nainr fully lido No above thsss nEursn Dosh 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Local stocks firm closing y TO points higher
the latter in North Chicago. Closing
Yesterday To-day. Yesterday. To FAY
Alley I........ u Diamond Match..l2s l2S
Riso,,u - 2os. % N0r;h ChicagO COZ 2y2i1
pref....... 20 1917 West Chicago. e'e oo7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

Foreign Coffee k.ts-santos-CoHee market firm:
good average Santos $500 receipts days - 900
bags stock. Az go bags. Hamburg market OPENED
unchanged at 30 T. net u pfenninE lower. sales.
1000 Tags. Havre-roNee marke: opened quiet and =
franc lower at II dull and unchanged. sales. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

Rio-Cor"e market quiet No RI, ps0so. sVchan.e
5[d. receipts opp United Sfaie-
1900 bags cleared FOR Europe 5000 bags stock. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

st,pOy pOArS-CIty OF Troy Saratoga leaves West
~" ION 81 daily T. ~. except saturday, CONNECT
WiriI TEI.AWAKE AND HUDSON AHD FTrcHBUR0
rPAINs sunday steamers touch a; Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

KINGSTON LINE. West 10Th st.-Daly p. m
Saturdays a, /. strs nshwin add Komsr for Cran-
Nshurgh. New Hmm urgh. NarlN<ro, MIL
80 pop,krense HYDE PARK -opus ngsiOn. Csnnecting
-,,h II G u r. n for all oolnts CAtskii Mountains
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09
GARD FROM JUDGE NICHOLSON.


40 'ne honorable Board oil County Commissioners OF
hI'i'ose county, ioaho'
"e"''euien'-A. the meeting OF your body IN jan
uA's' ieeo your oe'is'oh was that as Justice OF
es0e " nocsy haf ffechct, went beyond my lurls'
"e''on IN appointing special constable In Grim.
u' eAse. WISH 10 explain Tor your consideration:
" ''ie io'n Jay Oh November 1877 there was com
'A'u oo'o'e 'ie ''ae ehe ef'h'e Oh assae WIN
a01''' "eafo" "i'i intent I'd commit MURDER haa
ooe' ooh'ii'eed' Atee' thofough examination OF
wv Witnesses was SATISFIED ''at the case lnssineo
''e A''e'. VI 'ne fS'''y SeVuseu' Ut once ISSUED
''"''' 'or nus arrest what was next 70 DC aone'
oe's no sne''ii OF e'"s'aee IN TINS p'ecihe',
eaiieu vi "fepu'aoie e'tiNeh Mr. oiiie lawson ana
N'Aea nun " NC "ouiu serve ehe warrant ne assoc
.'e """' pay was 'n IT, 'o'o nun thAt De would get
- s~A'' f@' s''Ae She'in OF eons,aoie "ouiu iot
.1, oe''e'' opou my making MIN 'n's promise
soeA '"s "a'A"e s'a'e'eu zen miles, sitesseo 'ne
r 50 nun 'eio'e me- ing piSo'or
oI ~. " Ve ee'itos eou.s. mi. lawson
rse.' nus Va. "'u ~ was feIeoseu iof 'ne REASONS
"a' a"a'e ''''' ehe STATUTES Vi ioano
N' "os 80, '""' 'us'iVe s""" appoint speo'ai
's,' Vu' - ao'' say 'na'' =" Snon cases .lie
go A'i W wait u''''i suoh ''i'e AZ the
:, 'A" "PP0' - oe ~ '''s pfeVlie'' VI sehu
pV " ''o''''''n iio'ne 30 'n"' inc onelin
- So "''."s. w " "'es' iue Ns' year anu
- o'. '''i'o =, 'he history VI noohy na' tuae
"' nv oeo' 9"e.in ~ uepu'y mere ho.Vt'h,
wy PRESENT o"eiA" nus "eeh requested 70
uepa'' "''e anu no sun hesiects 70 "o 80
ooo, ~ uoe' NOV 'ii'ehu 70 ASK TOT any 'ur'her
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09

Mrs. AL. Stedman is fast recov-
ering from her recent illness.
Following is the roll of honor Of
the Hot Spring school for the two
months ending Jan. 2Sth, 1898.
Glass B-Mattie Pence "a; Katie
Robertson 935. Class C-Marv
Lewis go Class D-Kittie Hayes
80; Ruth Robertson, 80; Elsie Lewis,
80. Class E-Neal Olsen, 81. III.
e. Crutcher, teacher.
The Mountain Home Village
Trustees held their regular monthly
meeting Thursday night. An ordi-
nance was passed prohibiting chill
dren playing upon the railroad
track. An amendment to the fire
ordinance to the effect that ten
days be given to replace terra Gotta
pipes with chimneys," was passed
Each "a hours failure to comply with
this order is to be separate viola
ton of the ordinance. The treasur-
er reported $145.15 in the city treas
ury. Assessor O'Neill was allowed
5 per cent for collecting city taxes
Following claims were allowed
Marshall Hubbell $50; Elk jurors
$3.50; Smith & Geerhart $500
Justice Swan $500 Constable Keefel
80 Is; G. w. Fletcher Co., 80 cents
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09

Costs nothing to find out
whether Scht1ling's Best
tea baking powder
coffee hayoring extracts
soda and spices
are good enough for you.
For sale by
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09
Death of a Pioneer.
ATLANTA, Idaho, Feb. 1, Is!

ATLANTA, Idaho, Feb. 1, 1898.
Patrick Marley died of dropsv
here to-day, aged rs years. About
one month ago Mr.. Marley was
taken sick in his cabin on Atlanta
hill and through the instrumentality
of G. V. Smith, who was his mining
partner, was brought to Atlanta on
a hand sled, where Mr.. Smith and
other friends did everything in their
power to relieve his suffering. Mr..
Marley was born in Dublin, Ireland,
Dec. 25, 1922 and came to America,
at the age of %, served with Gen
eral Scott during the Mexican war;
was mustered out of the service at
Fort Vancouver in 1851; was en-
gagged in placer mining in Califor-
MIA until 1859, when he engaged in
the mercantile business in Portland,
Oregon. He removed to Lewiston,
Idaho, in 1868, where he opened
and successfully conducted a gen.
eral store. He came to Rocky Bar
in 1865, and to Atlanta two years
later. Mr.. Marley served as county
commissioner of old Alturas county
for the years 1872 and 1873, and
had, as his associates, the late Hon.
ID. B. Ethel and Hon. VIM. Malally.
Mr.. Markey was universally re-
spected wherever known. both as
a citizen and as man of the high
est honor and integrity. Many old
timers will regret to hear of his de-
mise. A FRIEND.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09
In Memoriam.
STATE NORMAL ScHooL,)

ALBION, Idaho, Feb. a, 1898.
We, the undersigned, schoolmates
and friends OF Miss Elsie B. Coon, are
deeply saddened and grieved at the
intelligence of her departure; and
sensible of her goodness of heart, and
her many beautiful qualities worthy
of emulation, desire to express to the
grief-stricken parents, to schoolmates
and friends our sincere coincidence in
the great loss they have sustained.
May the Divine hand enable them to
look to a higher power for more
abiding comfort and consolation.
When you pay tribute with flowers to
the mound which contains the tene-
ment of clay, may you cast an addition
al garland for her friends here. We
desire to unite with friends there in
the beautiful sentiment of constituting
the sister on the other side our Guar
dian Angel. May she watch over our
actions, and when we likewise are
called to go, may she welcome us there
IN her beautiful home,
"Where death ne'er comes, its black
banners to wave,
And the beautiful flowers ne'er weep
DER grave"
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. A. MULLINS s,
Miss MAUDE PENCE,
Miss LENA HOWARD,
Miss ORA LEE MULLINS,
Miss Attic G. BRADY,
Miss HoPE PyBuRN,
Miss MINNIE TANNER,
Miss BETTE YADoN.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09
EEF Other houses can't touch us
on prices. G. W. Fletcher Co.
E@ Our goods and prices speak
for themselves. G. w. Fletcher


Co.
Harvey Laughlin, formerly re-
sident of this place, left Boise last
Sunday for Alaska.
Chairman Patrie will, at early
date, call a meeting of the Silver
Rep. State Central Committee.
Ralph Cameron came in from
Weiser Friday to visit his sick
brother Pratt Cameron.
G. R. Kelsey & Co., leased the
store building and warehouse be-
longing to the defunct firm of Rice
& Co.
Amos Watkins. father of Charles
and Nelson Watkins, died near
Glenn's Ferry on Feb. |, aged 67
years.
1t is reported that Japan steam.
ers will in a few months land in
Alaska with 5000 Japs, bound for
Klondike.
Mrs. Hlce came in from j. Il
Stanfield's Cold Spring ranch yes
terday and reports that Jim and
his baby had just rec overed from
severe cases of measles.
Joseph Kaufman, once resi-.
dent miner at Rocky Bar, was found
last week on the road between Idaho
City and Placerville 80 badly frozen
that he died shortly after being dis.
covered. He was a large robust
man and native of Austria.
Last night we received from r
e. Green, of Boise, secretary, an adj
dress issued by the executive com
mittee of the Idaho Commission o.
the ns-Mississippi and Interna-
tional Exposition, to be held al
Omaha from June to November
1898, which document will receive
due attention.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09

A. ]. Wiley, in connection with
Eastern capitalists, has been very
busy all winter making machines
for the new plant they are placing
on Snake river, near Grand View, for
early spring operation. Already II
of these placer mining machines
have been made for his company.
Mr.. Wiley was in town last week
and contracted with the Helfrich
Mercantile Co., for the delivery of
100000 pounds of piping that is
being manufactured in San Fran
cisco, which will commence to ar
rive at Mountain Home by the 18th
instant.
James H. Miller, who several
years ago resided in this place and
was a partner in the mercantile bu-
siness with Ed Helfrich, came near
landing on the other shore, by the
creek route, short time ago at Te-
koa, Wash. Jim was aiding the
men he had employed cutting ice
for summer storage, when by some
means he fell into the water and
was carried under the solid ice for
some distance down the stream be-
fore he struck an air hole and was
rescued by those present. 1t was
close call for Jim, which he will tell
US all about when he comes this
way again.
Dave Dorsey owns a band Of sew
eral hundred donkeys that have
been for a long time running wild
down on Snake river. He purposes
now to corral hundred or two OF
these animals for the Alaska mar
ket. Yesterday with good camp
ing outfit and saddle horses, and in
company with Lon Lape, Billy
Langford, Warren Johnson and Pete
Turner, he started for the range,
and as the animals are now poor and
weak he will probably have but
little trouble capturing them.
R. N. Griffith is agent for the
New York Equitable Life Insurance
Co., instead of the company we
named few weeks ago-and the
Equitable is known as one of the
oldest and most reliable companies
in existence. Mr.. Griffith is also
agent for the Phoenix Fire Insur
anee Co., of Hartford, Conn.,. and
the Home Co., of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Coon and
family desire to express their heart
felt thanks to the people of Noun
tain Home, and those kind friends
who assisted them in the last ill
ness and death of their daughter
Elsie, and especially to her dea
classmates, teacher and friends wht
contributed the beautiful floral OF
ferings.
Mondays Boise Statesman says
20. p. Hazard of Mayfeld, win
recently had a leg amputated a
ST. Alphonsus, is not expected t
live. He was accidently shot o.
Jan. 10th. DR.. Huston was Gale,
to attend him but gangrene had a
ready set in and the chances fo
saving his life were very slim fror
the start.
Father J. ]. Burri will hold Ca
tholic services on Sunday, 18th il
: slant, in the Catholic church 9
Glenn's Ferry. Mass at 10 o'cloc
a. M, with sermon. Sunday schoc
at B p. m.
After visiting with friends ,
Blaekfoot for several months Nil
Matte Glenn, daughter of jude
Glenn, has returned to her home
the Ferry.
Frank Boyd is building a Mi
and commodious stable for b
horses at the rear of his dwellir
house.
The two sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Madison have about RECEIVERS
from an attack of the measles.
GGJ. M. Neil will save ye
money on coal, hay and grain, ar
furnish you teams or feed for yol
stock cheaper than any one
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09
Sotice 10 Ice Consumer,

J. ottenheimer & Co. have two large houses full of
fine Ice will furnish ice to business houses for 20
cents per hundred pounds aud to families for 25
er hundred pounds I'm
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE GEN
w tlemen ladies TO travel for responsible, estab-
1ished house in Idaho Monthly sos. 90 and expenses
Position steady. Reference. Enclose seifaddressed
stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept
Y, Chicago, Ill sel5md
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09
piano Tuning

G. p. Larks, piano tuner and re-
pairer. Leave orders at r. w. Smiths
drug store.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09
EG Quality the best and Price

a@Quality the best and Pricee
the lowest. G. w. Fletcher Co.
A. n Mccall, formerly station agent
at this place, is now located at Cuff
fey, on the Snake.
DR.. and Mrs, B. B. Swan enter
tanned number of young people
last Saturday evening. A merry
time was had playing cards and va
rious games.
Judge J. t. Sprague and J. M.
Johnson have returned from an ex-
tended and pleasant visit in the
Golden State. Mrs. Sprague did
not return. Her health is gradually
improving and she will remain at
Sacramento for some time longer.
o. At Mrs. Kings new bakery
you can get nice cakes, pies,
doughnuts and the best of brown,
rye and white bread. Just step in
and see for yourself.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09
Handsome Metal Paper Cutter and
Book Mark Combined.

Sent free of postage under sealed
cover on receipt of ten cents in silver
or stamps. The latest, best and most
seryiceable adjunct of every library
and Office. Address Geo. II. Heafford,
410 Old Colony Building, Chicago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09
Little CANYON Water.

Judge stockslager adjourned court
last Wednesday afternoon and that
evening departed for HALEY. The
Little Canyon water rights were
awarded by the court as follows:
Minnie Watkins, May |, 1871, 20
inches; May 5, 1892, 10 inches; to-
tai, 100 inches.
G. E. Corker, March Is, 1876, SO
inches; Nov Is, 1888, II inches, May
l. 1892, 125 inches; June l, 1888,
100 inches; May rs, 1885, 25 inches
February /, 1880, 600 inches; total,
926 inches.
Jennie Glenn, May 2, 1871, 60
inches; May 6, 1892, so inches, to-
tai, lao inches.
John Latty: May 2, 1892, 25 inches
Map 7, 1892, 100 inches; total, lbs
inehes.s
Joseph Rosevear, May 8, 1892, &c
inches; May s, 1892, 100 inches; to-
tai, 100 inches.
Isaac Heron, Aug. 7, 1895, 10000
inches, without interfering with the
above prior rights.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-18
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence or per sons authorized to have the same published.
 BORN. CALLAN-fn this city, December s. lsss. to the wife of Eugene c. Cailan. son. DALY-In this city. December F, 1898. to the wife of William H. Daily, son. DOYLE-In this city, December 2. 1sss. 10 the wife of Thomas Doyle, son. ELKINGTON-In this city, December B. 1888, to the wife of J. E. Ellington, son. FINNERTY-In this city, November 24 1Sss, to the wife of Thomas Finnerty. son. HOGAN-In this city, December 10. 1898, to the wife of J. H. Hogan, daughter. KELLY-In this city, December IS. 1898. to the wife of P J. Kelly, daughter. LANG-In this city. December 12, 1898, to the wife of Sander Lang, son. LAWLER-In this city, December 16 1898, to the wife Of T. H. Lawler Jr. a son. SCHWARTZ-In this city. December 10. 1898, to the wife of William M Schwartz, daugh- ter
 SPELLMAN-In this city, December 2, 1893, to the wife of John F. Speliman. son
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-18
YUKON MAIL,

RELIABLE party returning to Yukon, via Skaguay and Bennett over the ice with dog teams, will leave San Francisco January 1O 1899, for Dawson, Circle City and by sta tions on the Yukon River, far as Ram part City; will receive and carry letters sent in Government stamped envelopes at s1 per letter: letters over ounces will be charged extra; all must De stamped according to warded from Bennett. Call or address letters with fee inelosed.
 N. B.-Letters received will be answered by postal which forms 8 receipt signed by the carrier If so desired. Address C. G. TOMBSTONE, 331 Kearny st., San Francisco Gel.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-18

s75oo-McAllister St, near Fillmore; large Hats; paying good income; lot 25xlo0
 Must be sold-Two fine flats on Hayes st.. near Buchanan; lot 27 76xl20 to rear street; rents very low S55; only $725o make offer.
 si5oo-Bush st, near Devisadero; rooms and
 s52S01,Gough st.. near Fulton; Il rooms and bath; laundry and large cellar; lot SlxS2:6
 :2eOO only for nice 2-story house in perfect i0o --'-''' i'7'''ie '''' Aea' AS"''si''' 'O' -'N
 s5ooO-Three flats Twenty first st, near Va lencia; rents S39 per month; lot 22x90.
 5000 Farrell st., near Devisadero; 3 houses; rents $42 per month; lot 45xS0.
 s29Oo - Twenty y-ffth st.. near Sanchez; 6 rooms and bath; 24:Sx114.
 $SoOO-Cottage and lot; Twenty first st.. near Castro rooms and stable; 25x1H.
 s4OoO-webster st, near McAllister; rooms and bath and rear house; lot 25xS4:6.
 sS50o-Two cottages Chattanooga st.. near Twenty-third; S26x1l7:s.
 Hyde st. near Union; cars pass; lot 2sxso; only s25Oo
 s2oOo-Cortland ave, corner Moultrie st.; s2x 90 and 2-story house; worth s25 per month.
 UNMPRovED PROPERTY.
 Corner on ,Haight and Octavia sts., l block OH Market; 3I:6X100: offered low; one-half pur- chase can remain at per cent. Corner; only S2250; California and Locust sts.; 37:6x107:7.
 50 vara; Buchanan st.. corner of Chestnut S6000; 137:6X1376.
 Church st., near Sixteenth; 5Ox125; only 5000 per lot.
 $3500-Bryant near Twenty fifth; 52x100. S2150-Clay~ st., near Spruce; 27 27:6x121:S. S2000-Twenty-fir st., near Sanchez; 50x11l Sl750-Union st.. near Webster; 25xi00. s1250-Sixteenth st., near Castro; 25x1eo. s1000-Seventh ave, near st.; 25x12o. s1000-Jersey st., Noe; 25X1li. California st. near Second ave; 25x1GD; $500. MADISON & BURKE, 626 Market st. C. c. BEMIs.
 REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT. s24 MONTGOMERY ST. FOR SALE Choice building lot Army and Twenty seventh sts.; close to electric road s5O00-Good corner for store; must be sold; lot 524x60 feet.
 s67O0-60x127:6 feet on Jackson st.. overlook ing the Presdio and bay. 50-vara on Page st.; panhandle of park. 1 s300-Choice building lots north or park. Bargain-Southwest corner Fifth ave. and c | st l0Sxs5 feet. FOR a select Christmas present-Charrning country seat, lot, adjacent to railroad depot;
 adjoining D. O. Mills tree-covered domains this side of Burlingame; climate exquistte
 water subjacent fertile soil; to see is to admire and desire 1t in the family. WlL- 1 LIAM BUTTERFIELD. room 2. Crocker bldg s65o WILL build 4-room bay-window cottage; good material GEO. NJ. SALSBITRY. Build er t21 st. Sunset district