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La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21
COUNTY Anp VALLEY. ".
The Nsws Cleaned With Pen and Sells
sors From Our Valley Exchanges.

The Lamar city council is con-
sidering the proposition of revising
the city ordinances and issuing
them in pamphlet form.
The Granada cantaloupe associ-
atIon has decided to market their
crop this season independent of
the other associations of the val
ley.
The columns of the newspapers
J in Kansas are already being util-
ICED by candidates to make an
nouncements Of their willingness
to accept public Office as private
snap.
ii Maxwell Bros, of Rocky Ford,
will soon commence the erection
OF handsome business block in
that city. The building will be
I5s feet in depth and two stories
in height.
Pueblo will celebrate July cd.
sd and 4th. The features for Sun
day are a grand sacred concert of
nations and the reading of the de-
claration of independence by Gov.
Charles S. Thomas.
1t is reported that movement
is on foot to compel all the large
pasture fences on government land
in Southern Colorado to be re-
moved and the public domain re-
stored to public range.
All the slot machines have been
J ordered out OF the Lamar saloons.
This will enable the habitues Of
the bulge parlors to focus all Of
their attention upon the slots in
their faces. Post.
! The Las Animas folks have a
ball team which they claim can
beat anything in the valley for
J money, marbles or chalk. They
are particularly anxious for go
with the Rocky Ford team.
Work on the new reservoir for
tue Rocky Ford water works plant
is under way. The reservoir is
5oxI6o on the bottom and 75xIoo
feet on top and ten feet deep. Its
capacity is about 1000, 900 gallons.
n The smallpox scare is over il
Fowler. The smallpox patient is
convalescent, the scourge having
been confined to the one original
case. Church services and other
public meetings have been re-
sumed.
II At meeting of the water users
under the laterals about Holly
held Tuesday it was decided to or
ganize a company for the purpose
of dividing and distributing the
water in a systematic way.-Holly
ChIeftain.
The Purgatoire was up last Sat.
urday ON account OF heavy rains to
the south of us near its headwaters.
1. has been practically dry all
spring and this freshet cleansed
and refilled the watering holes
along its course.-Las Animas
Leader.
The two papers Of Lamar, the
Sparks and the Register, are to oc-
cupy palatial quarters in new
building that is being erected for
their accommodation. 1t is the
purpose of the two papers to get
SO near that they can scrap without
interfering with the peace and dig
nifty of the great state of Colorado.
The Missouri Pacif- railroad
has corps of engineers in the
field making preliminary survey
for line from Horace, Kansas,
touching the Arkansas river about
La Junta. The line enters Prov
ers county about nine miles north
Of Lamar. 1t is the intention, ac-
cording to report, to take up the
old track and relay it on the new
route. The story is given for
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21
rVnsfTY nARD WoQsf.

4 Some men have
to do their work
under oil sorts Of
unusual and ad-
verse circum-
stances that are Just
a. trying upon their
health and physical condi-
ton a. IT they were soldiers
fighting and marching day
and night In hard cam
paign. When the condi-
~ tions under which a man
works are abnormal
! : !; !: !. ]: !. !:
472 and unhealthy he
@NN ~ himself up to
9 .dR Withstand the
~ In ~, ( aa;
the skin peeled or snys Nj. John a: Galloway,
Of s,s ,6ih 81, Columbus, Georgia, In a resent
had catarrh for four years and also liver and kid
ney trouble; when II would commence troubling
me ss i tsas nsh"s eens ses. s
received no benefit My eyes were xunken and
my face w:s pale; had piinples on my face and
are all gone. I took six bottles of Or. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery and two of Dr. Pierce's
Pellets, They are the best medicines ever used
In my life. and do believe that am entirely
we'll. have good appetite but before COM
i am like a chiid-rendy TO eat at any time OF
day night. Last year / weighed one hundred
and thirty -four pounds and now weigh one
thanks; am SO glad found the right kind
Of medicine"
Golden Medical Discovery is free
from alcohol; it is pure medicine and moth
ing else. Unlike the so-called "tonics "
and extracts " which tend to create an
appetite for stimulants. the Discovery"
creates only n healthy natural temperance
appetite for good food which nourishes and
strengthens. The medicine dealer WHO
says he has something Just as good"
knows that he falsi6cs. If he urges an in
fcrior substitute 1t is to gain few pennies
greater profit. No matter how discour-
aged you may be, write to DR.. Pierce for
advice which he will send you free and
which II followed, is bound to do you good.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14
HAwAIIAN STOCK EXCHANGE.

Bid-Kamalo. asscssablc. 81. Kihci.
asscssable. s9..5: Kipahulu. sieS:
Maunalci. sii.5O: McBrydc. $3.50: 90
kala. So; Olaa. so: Hart * Co. So.
Asked-Ewa. S5t: Hawaiian Sugar
Co. Si0S: Haiku. $500: Kahuku. Siss:
Eamalo. sl.75: Kihci. $3.50: Kipahulu.
si35; Kond. SIS: Maunalci. asscsslblc
Si7: Maunalci. paid up. si0o: McIlrydc
1895: Nahiku. sI.50. Ookala. Sss.s0.
Olaa. 50: OioWalu. $50: Pacific
sSi..JO: Paia. 5000: waialua. assess
able. Sit0: Kona Ksu +. A. r. Co. So:
Mutual Telephone Co. Si5.5o: Hart a
Co. SiO.
Outside Sales Rcported-Fifjy Nshi-
lu. si.7o: 100 Kgmal0. Si.So: u olla
si.iS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14

The Ship SeIkirk Lost With Valuable
Cargo.
The Nova Scotian sailing ship Sell
kirk has been wrecked on the coast 81
Mindoro. large island in the southern
Philippines. says the Manila Times.
The Selkirk was commanded by Capt..
Grove. She was distinguished rs be
ing the first vessel on which a Protes-
tant baptism ever occurred in Manila
harbor. After taking in a full cargo 81
hemp she sailed from Manila for Bos-
ton. No details have been received
showing how the wreck came about.
The value OF her cargo Is estimated vt
about 500. 900.
/ The steamer Sakura Maru. wnicn
left Yokohama for Peru ON February
2Sth last with So emisTants on board.
arrived safely at Callao on April 9Th.
and after disCharging the men ut that
port and six other places in Peru r.
turned TO Yokohama on June 5th via
Seattle. The Asahi says that this Is
the first time Japanese vessel mas
made voyage to South America. ans
that the emigrants were well recctN e.
everywhere by the natives. II this
first batch of emigrants proves to- IL
satisfactory $4,000 to- $4,000 more emf
grants will he gradually sent to- Peru
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14
WHARF And WAVE.

The Port Albert sailed Tor the coast
yesterday.
The Australia, with "a full l.st 10 pas
sengers and q big cargo. sails for SJu
Francisco a. : o'clock this afternoon.
The British steamer Victoria. I.uu-
ham. is now twenty-ous days out from
Lisbon with immigrants for this port.
The liner Nippon Maru. from san
Francisco. may Re In tomorrow as she
was expected 90 sail from san fran
cisco or Saturday. July :.
The Rio de Janeiro. docksd az Pa
ciiic Mail wharf NJ o'clock yesterday
afternoon with number OF passengers
from San Francisco. 81. sails FOR No-
kOhamG at p. ~. today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14

I'VE have sold many different cough
remedies. but none has given better
satisfaction than Chambcrlain's." says
Mr.. Charles HolzhauCT. Druggist. New
ark. -. J. lit is perfectly safe and can
be relied upon in all cases OF coughs.
colds or hoaEseness. Sold by all deal
ers. Benson. Smith & Co. Ltd. agents
for IT. ].
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14

Session SlicS-AttcTnoon Session
Two hundred and thirty McIlrydc. 81:
loo Kihci. a..5.
Outside Sales Rcportcd-Fifty Homo
kaa. s2s: $50 MCBryde. s..
Quotation Changes -Tweuty- nine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14

In all cases OF physical or mental eN-
haustion. the use OF n little Jesse Moore
IA" whiskey will bc found invalu-
able as n stimulant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14

IL YOU WANT 20 have q good
laugh go to the oRPHEUM tonight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14

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LOLA MONTEZ CREME
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14

We are receiving orders no~ for CIR
delicious highly frozen
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14
BEAUTY
W A R

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The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
EUREKA SOCIETY UNDER FIRE.
Judge Treadwel Has Occasion to
Make Remarks in Regard to
Casa

John F. Currau, the stevedore who
wears diamonds and patent leather shoes
while his wife and child are going around
IN rags. appeared before Judge Dunno
yesterday on a writ Of habeas corpus, but
after hearing the argument of counsel.
the Judge remanded Curran back TO the
lower court and he appeared before Judge
TreadwelI.
Curran, who is what might be legiti--
mateIy termed a swell, talked loud and
long TO the Judge about the tndignity, that
thrown in jail. He was allowed too much
liberty in defending himself and the
Judge finally rose to the occa sion.
1T is a bad law" said the Judge,
which provides that any five persons can
form a society for the suppression OF vice.
because any irresponsible person may
form such society for his own personal
Of nine cases presented for the consIdera-
ton of this court by the Eureka society,
all by some crook or turn have failed or
have not been proven. I might instance
the case of the Chinese girl recently,
where there was not the slightest evidence
for the prosecution and I had TO dismiss
the case. 1 also have found that the Off
ent case. used their influence in favor or
the husband as against the. wife and
children I would suggest that commits
siouers be appointed to look into the work
and actions OF these societies.
The Judge granted Curran a new trial
on the ground that the evidence or the
wife was insufficient OF itself to convict
and FRIDAY was set 10 hear corroborative
evidence. Curran meantime to be detained
on $1,000 bonds till he paid up 81 % over
due TO his wife, and agreed TO pay 81
weekly in future to her.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
WANTS A BIG FEE.
Van r. Paterson Asks for SIC, 900
From the Fair Estate.

Judge Van R. Paterson appeared before
Judge Trout yesterday and asked TO be
granted $4,000 from the estate of James
G. Fair as attorney and guardian ad
Item fees for some twenty absent heirs
of the estate. The application was op-
posed by Reuben H Lloyd and George
4. knight Mr.. Lloyd said that Judge
Paterson had already been granted SO 600,
and in his opinion this was sufficient com
pensatfon for the time being for his labor
In the premises knight informed the
court that since the death of Senator Fair
s340. 900 had been expended in commissions
and attorneys fees. OF this amount
Pierson & Mitchell, who represent the
executors. had received s105.000 and Gar
ret McEnerney $50 900. Hence he asked
that no further allowances be made that
the heirs might receive their lawful share.
Judge Trout took the matter under ad-
yiSemeQt.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
NFBRASKANs MUSTERED OUT.
They Receive Pay Aggregating One
Hundred and Thirty Thousand
noIIer-Ieaye Tomorrow.

The First Nebraska Regiment was mus
tered out yesterday afternoon. The men
first. however, relieved the paymaster of
about s130. 900. On Friday morning they
will eongregate at the Occidental Hotel,
the present headquarters of the regiment,
and then proceed TO Oakland, where
three special trains will be in WAVING
TO convey them to their respective homes.
on arriving at Lincoln an early break
fast will be given to the regiment by the
ladies of the city. From there they will
proceed TO Omaha, where they will be
the guests of the city at large. There, is
but one company belonging to Omaha,
the other companies being formed in the the
will be provided by the residents of
Omaha.
A committee representing the different
cities of Nebraska has been appointed,
of which Governor Poynter is the chair
man, TO provide employment for the re-
turning volunteers. A great many OF the
men Will go back to their old positions
Congressman W. S. Stark and Adtu-
tant General Barry will arrive in this city
this morning. They represent the people
of Nebraska and come for the purpose Of
accompanying the boys home.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
COURT NOTES.

The charge of disturbing the peace
against Brick" Mcpherson was dismissed
by Judge Mogan yesterday, as Milo q
Bert, the complaining witnesses refused
10 prosecute.
Frank S. Camp, room 50, Flood building.
swore 10 a complaint in Judge Mogan
court yesterday for rthe arrest of r. n.
Hoag, proprietor Of q lodging house at
s26 Eddy street, on the charge OF threats
TO to- kill Hoag. according to Camp; P}-t4ira Is a
reason he told Camp to arm himself as
severio PARENT, 2215 Powell street,
swore TO a complaint in Judge Graha m 5
court yesterday for the arrest OF his son
of battery. Several times while under the
father and Tuesday night he blackened
his eyes.
Joseph Raggley. an employe of the
United States Laundry, appeared in Judge
Graham's court yesterday on the charge
of betrayal under promise OF marriage.
The complaining witness was Mamie Ang-
TO marry her and after the license was
procured Justice OF the Peace kerrtgan
performed the ceremony in Judge era
hams chambers. The Judge then disnls-
sed the case.
H F. Anderson OF Liverpool, England,
C. B. Charlsworth Of Pleasanton, J. F.
Anderson of Carhan, England, r, =. de
B. Lopez and W. C. de B. Lopez Of Pleas
anton, and Washington Dodge and Gavin
McNab Of this city have Incorporated the
Pleasantqn Training Track Company WITH VII
a capital stock of $4,000, OF which 500
has been subscribed.
The case Of Alfred C. Rulofson against
George z. Billings, executor Of the will
of the late WinsIow G. Hall. in which the
plaintiff seeks to recover the decedent's 8
estate as his adopted son, was con-
tinued before Judge Belcher yes
terday. A j. Foster, who gave evil
dence in favor of the claimant. was on
the stand for some time, after which an
adjournment was taken
Helen J. B. DIETRICH, who was divorced
from her husband Charles r. DIETRICH,
three years ago, appeared before Judge
DaingerfeId yesterday and asked for an
order granting her permission TO take her
minor child on a visit 10 Japan The
court granted her application.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
A Bakers Trouble.

William Bugman. a driver for the New
Model Vienna Bakery on Larkin street,
was arrested at an early hour yesterday
borning by Policeman Tterney on a charge
of petty larceny. Complaints had been
received from residents in the neighbor-
hood of Post and Octavia streets and their
Ioaves had been stolen, and Tferney was
sDeciaIlv detailed TO catch the thief He
saw Bugman enter the house, 1404 Post
street. and return carrying three loaves
with him Tierney put him under arrest
and he began to cry and said that he had
left a French loaf instead of the three
square Ioaves left by the other baker. In
T11dge Conlan's court yesterday the case
was continued till next Tuesday. 1t is
said that il is a comman practice for
bakers TO do as Bugman did. so as 70 get
customers disgusted and change their pat
ronage.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
A BAD SMASH-UP.
Three Men and a Fine Horse Injured
in a Park Runaway.

There was q lively runaway in the park
early yesterday morning, resulting in
three men being severely injured and a
valuable horse ruined. Daniel McLandon,
AL Hall and 0. C. Johnson. employed by
Peters Brothers, livery stablemen at
Grove and Devisadero streets. went out
for a ride in the park, starting at Il
o'clock at night. They made stop at
one Of the wayside saloons and were feel
ing pretty lively when they resumed their
drive. A little later, at 2:30 a. m, the
horse ran away and piled the three UP
in a bunch. All were badly hurt. Nc
Landon losing an eye. He was taken TO
the CITY and County Hospital for repairs
The others were badly bruised.
The rig was a complete wreck. The
horse suffered the most, both tendons Of
his hind legs being completely severed
DR. w. F Egan. veterinary surgeon for
the Fire Department and the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
was summoned. and later the poor beast
which was valued at $500 was taken back
10 town but there is little hope of saving
its limbs and death may be the more
merciful treatment to give.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
Accident TO Oregon Beauty.

Oregon Beauty, the fine mare which has
heen exhibited at the Chutes. and, in fact
all over the world, is in a fair way TO die
from an injury received Yesterday. The
animal has long been greatly admired for
her beautiful long name and tail, which
FOR length have no equal in the world.
Yesterday her keeper, while attending to
the toilet of the equine belle, slapped her
70 make her move over in the stall. When
the mare moved she slipped and fell,
hreaking her leg. Veterinary Surgeon
Dr ". F. Egan is in charge OF the pa
tient. but it is feared that she will lose
aesh TO such an extent as to result in
death before the break will mend.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
In the Divorce Court

Henry P. Lage has been granted df-
voree from Grace E. Lage on the ground
OF desertion. DEGREES OF divorce on the
ground of wfllful neglect have been grant
ed Katie Lemon from Lew L. Lemon
Clara Lounsbury from William Louns-
bury, Fannie E. Avery from Edward g.
Avery and Carrie E. Ceutlivre from
Charles f. Centlivre. Teresa DfnkeT
mann has secured a divorce from Rudolph
Dinkelmann on the ground of failure 10
provide. John L. Bair has sued Eliza r
cause OF action. Cecilia Schuur asks for
a divorce from Henry Schuur on the
ground Of cruelty. Valentine Leyva has
sued Laura Leyva for divorce, alleging
cruelty as ground of action.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS,
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


FOUR elegant rev up-co-date 2-story houses
of and g rooms and bath each; ErstcLass
7ef fyhb b-rho-5. near school and stations. street
WORK ali complete: from 5000 % 4Qe0i on1y
S500 ash and So ard $50 per month great oar
gains. cheap lots for cash and houses 10 lei
IN all parts az Alameda 49,
s591oET7- 5dyi50: 5000 cash and $50 per month;
fire nearly new cottage. II good neishoor-
hood. near High School ard station
Sq5gG-Iot S5xlI5. with elegant reslds1ce OF
rooms. IN f-a condition. uzcadanized street
near station ard school; great bargain; worth
s35e0 any terms; same as rent
saF9r-Irt 45x21T 5. fine, new. modern o-rooTn
cottage: rear High School and station so" cash
and IS per month ~ -.
S006-LCt 25x-Z5- cottage o. rooms, street
work complete near station; easy terms.
sIf6o-T9r Is ixfGs with q dne modern cot
.aga a. : rooms and hath; nice garden; street
v-Trl, ali done. near station and school; sl00
cs n balance $50 per month
s2S50-S5I6 cash balance S25 FER month; lot
snv7-n with new up-to-izte cottage OF ! roorns
ard bath. between bread and narrow gauge cn
;525G-s56o cash. s25 Per month; less than
rsrt: Io- 41xl50. elegant new 2-story. rooms
and hath On Morton St. near Norro1-st- sta
TIou. best bargain n Alameda elegant resi-
dences on Santa Clara ave. and central ave.
Houses 70 Ie. n all parts o. Alameda.
= P NOREAL & CO,
f432 Park St, Alameda
ABOUT a1isagd- modern s-roon house. ehoic-
ast location: also modern cottage rooms,
lots 7-xI5C. easy terms. Apply l5lH Mozart
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
Morris Levitt and Fannie Jacobs ............25-Is
Henry Neuscadt and Mary f J. Desmond s3-32
Ferdinand Martin and Dina EbeThardt. .40-34
Miller Anderson and Lily ElIis.-.........-34-2s
William c. Hall and Ida A Munro.--.-...2s s-22
Evan J, Howell and Gussie :. Alen.......25-24
David J. Peters and Louise KieIe.--...... -2s-32
Oscar A BergstraEd and Nellie A Bower. -21-1s
Vincent Poutacq and Maria Lassallette. 2T-2Q
z A Michel and Florence T. keuney---..2e .2e-22
jacob Epstein and Mile Davis ,.......... .29-1s
William I. Whelau and Maude NJ Elliot. .21-21
N 8. katZsu and Annie K Christensen. .2e-ls
Herman II. Kohr and Theress Muller .26-24
Joseph Regley and Mary AngIeunn- -21-24
Charles z. Pryor and Birdie 3. Baker. .3s-27
Jarorne Cfav7tto and C1otiIde Guinasso.. .27-20
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
A Painter,s Fatal Fall.

o. Olsen. a painter, while employed
natntfng the outside of a building on
Fourth and Minna streets yesterday
afternoon. fell from between the second
and third stories and was killed. He was
taken to the Receiving Hospital, but life
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
Board of Erin.

At meeting of the board OF directors
Of A. o. H. Board of Erin. P. J. Murray
of Duluth. Mimi, delivered an address, in
which he advocated the cause of the
board Of Erin in eloquent language Mr.
Murray was a delegate to the National
Convention in 1855
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24

was found TO be extinct. One OF the
planks on the scaffold on which Olsen was
working was shorter than the other, and
when the scafold was being lowered from
the third TO the second story the snort
plank fell out and Olsen was prectpltated
TO the ground. 4, His widow and children
live in Oakland. He had been separated
from them for some years.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
Notice is hereby given 20 the stockholders
OF The Bank OF California that the Transfer
Books will Be closed from SATURDAY. Au-
gust Is. to FRIDAY. September l, 1898 both
dates inclusive, on account Of the special
meeting OF the stockholders TO be held on the
last named date. BY order OF the Board OF
Directors ALLEN NJ CLAY, Secretary
ROOMS papered from IS: wnitened 81 up;
painting done. Hartman Paint Co. Sls Cd ST.
BAD tenants elected for s.. collections made;
city or country PACIFIC COLLEC lion
CO. AIS Montgomery st. rooms $40; tel oo-o-
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES;.
GALA. Storage Warehouse. E sAuTS prop,
l22 Mission: goods guaranteed; tel Gay 20
PIERCE -RODOLPH Storage and Moving Co.
Office, +a1 Post, cor. Powell; tel Main 5-L5
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
OAKLAND FURNISHED ROOMS.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE-Dtvidead No ss (ffty
cents Der share) OF the Oceanic Steamship .
Company, VIII Be payable al the office OF the
company, 3ZT Market St, on and after FRI
day, September l. 1899 Transfer books viii
close On Saturday. August 26. 1899. at Z
o'clock n z n SHELDON Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-24
Santa Fe Route
San francisco to Chicago.
The MOST MFORTABLE WAY ACROSS
The CONTINENT.

EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR PULLMAN
PALACE AND PULLMAN UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST CARS LEAVE OAKLAND MOLE
FOR CHICAGO AND THE EAST take
MARkET-STREET FERRY AT $50 p. NJ
pTNTNGROOMs AR-7 MANAGED BY MR.
FRED HARVEY. AMI ARE PERFECT IN
EVERY DETAIL. SERVING MEALS AT
REGULAR HOURS AND REASONABLE
RATES.
NO OTHER LINE OFFERS so MANY IN
JUDGMENTS AS THE SANTA FE ROUTE
SAN FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE, SIS
MARKET ST. TELEPHONE MAIN 153L
OAKLAND OFFICE. Ills Broadway.
SACRAMENTO OFFICE, 201 Street
SAN JOSE OFFICE, 7 ". Santa Clara Street.