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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-20

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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-20

THE California Debris Commission having re-
ceived application TO mine by hydraulic pro-
cess from Thomas H, Hallsted in Gopher
Hi mine. near Spanish Ranch Plumas
County Cal, draining into Spanish Greek.
which reaches east branch OF Feather River.
gives notice that "a meeting 10 receive any
protests viii be held at room 6s. Flood build
ing. San Francisco Cal. March 81 1905.
at 40 n M
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rooms: fine block; Post ST.; rent only
$37 5O water free; well furnished; price $3.50.
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mnEr1uo ror1oEsLcont.nued.

WESTERN ADDITION Lodge No. assSz.gAs
2S5 / o. o. F.-The lodge will ~
meet at 80 o'clock on THURS 9fssSeE S3eErRssEs -
DAY EVENING. March -. En-
tertainnent at $50 2. m.
O. FRMERMUTH, Secretary
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70 increase the capital OF The Nevada Ma
tional Bank OF San Francisco from three
million dollars G3, ,OO0, 0e0), divided into
thirty thousand 10000 shares of the psr
value OF one hundred dollars Cs1o0 0O) each
share 10 six million dollars CSC 600 OOOl
divided into sixty thousand eco. .OOO) shares
of the par value OF one hundred dollars
C&1o0 Oo) each share
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IL rooms; fine location, Larkin st.; oak fur
niture, velvet carpets; nearly new; clears 81
TO $50 per month; some housekeeping; thi
can't be overlooked at $1100; sickness.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-20

DAIRY; 15 miles from the city; lease
of 20 acres land; 120 cows: boiler separa
tor. cans horses; good milk route. T. g.
WILKE 261l kearny St
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2S rooms: fine downtown location; well fur
nished and doing good business; clearing over
$3.50 per month; will sacrifice II sold within
a few days.
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OFFICE BUILDING,
"a rooms.
most grand1y furnished; owner
shows profit of $3.50 monthly:
price $500; is SACRIFICING
NOW to buy another house
twice as large. Make offer
NOW; s offices rented for
$3.50 per month.
MARION GRIFFIN.
go Market,
Opposite Emporium"
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To change the name and title Of ..Tbs
Nevada National Bank OF San Francisco 70
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank OF San
Francisco.''
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"a fcr TIE CALl-. The Ope-ator Wln Son-
nect You wish ihe Department You WISH
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS;
Sherman House: p O. News Co; Great
Northern Hotel: fremont House; Auditorium
Hotel; Palmer House.
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A 90 room house: high
class from every point OF
view. The furnishings are
elegance personified. Expert
the books and you will find
a monthly profit Of S635. If
you want a bona fide. gilt
edged proposition, do US the
honor to call on US.
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
VJs1do-f-Asto Hotel. A Brentsno. 81
Lrton Square: Murray Hi Hotel; Fifth-avenue
Hctel and Hoffman House.
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i'ubltcaton ocace. Market and Third. s =
Editorial Roon.s -2lT TO o21 Stevenson ct
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FINANCrAL.
1000 SHARES. in the Pinal On Co. at 81; 1000
shares IN the Brookshirs OIL CO. at 81 IS;
these companies adjoin each other and the
Hartnel ranch, which 10 the famous
gusher OF the Union OIL Co.. which has been
flowing IL 900 hbls daily. the wonder Of CAl-
ifornia: last week No. OF the Brookshirs
commenced flowing at the rate Of 1000 bbs
per day.. this Is only 300 feet from the Union
gusher.
10000 shares In the Barca OH Co. In same
district. between flowing wells OF the Union
at 2oc; have Just commenced spuddsnE their
nrst well: intend sinking 5000 feet. VIII
K:ve 100 600 shares for immediate investment
OF SzO.OOO for development purposes and
place the directorate
Apply w. q. BARNARD, 47e Tenth ST..
OakJard
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A-$750o: THE best paying corner saloon on
Montgomery St; lease. Call r. G. WILKE.
2015 kearny st.
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ANNUAL MEETING-The annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the WESTERN. SUGAR
REFINING COMPANY will be held at the
office Of the company, No. 327 Market street.
San Francisco. California. on MONDAY, the
27th day Of March 1908 at IL O. clock NJ
Tor the purpose Of electing a Board of Drec-
tors TO serve for the ensuing year and for
the transaction OF such other business as
may come before the mestirg. Transfer
books will close on Friday, March 18th 1908,
at - o'clock N. W. H. HANNAH secre-
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LopG1NG-HousEs WANTED.

LoDGING-HOUsE wanted; % or SO rooms;
well furnished: for cash: give full particu-
lars; no agent. Box 9240. Call office.
WANTED-To buy a lodging-house OF 80
rooms; state price asked and amount OF rent.
Box 913S. Call office no agents.
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AZ rooms: corner; rent s125; good oak fur
niture: hne carpets; clears $160 per month
and landlady keeps 3 rooms; will take house
OF 10 or II rooms in exchange; price S25o0.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-20

A-$io. 800; planning mill; general mill work,
molding and house finishing with full com
plement Of machinery: we'll establ. trade OF
IA years: in city of 80 coo inhabitants; 80
ed. Particulars r. G. wILKE 2615 KeaIny.
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PERRY, 205 near Fourth-Nicely furnished
large front rooms; suitable for l or per-
sons: 81 25 to 81 per week.
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Rooming-Houses ana Hotels for SALE.

Sth floor. Room SOL
New James Flood Building
30 Market, Opposite THE Emporium"
Offices Near the Elevators
ROOMING-HOUSES and HOTELS FOR SALE
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-20

ASSOC: SALOON, with 4 years lease; rent
= S125: net rent $2S: location the very best;
elegantly fitted up and good paying and first
class patronage. X. C. WILKE, 2611 Kearny.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

often will be the calls upon it, these
money-melting days
The feverish spirit of the times has left
its imprint upon all women. They must
be in the movement" No matter
how tired the man IS, whose day has
been spent where money IS exchanged
for service, he must not only 60 every
where they" are asked, but, if he does
not wish to be sharply arraigned, he must
do his stunt or contribute something
to the general hilarity Nothing except
sickness or death excuses the engaged
man from nightly duty. WhereupOn
ofttimes follows physical collapse.
Nevertheless, after sundry trials, a few
quarrels, a little love upon her part,
and upon his a great devotion, they
marry. As parting flip to parental en-
deavOr, the young woman has left her
father mountainous bills to pay, and SO
equipped she enters The house that lack
built 1t IS small, but cosy. There are
tributes all about of love and kind
thoughts. In the kitchen shine black
face and new tinware, and all starts
we'll The future is writ upon Destinys
scroll Happy the doing that's not long
in ruing. Does she rue her doing:
Rarely She has love of sort for
Jack and she knows that her rule will
be absolute, For has she not proved
during betrothal days the power OF weak
ness over strength; He IS strong, there
fore, although he knows that in future
as in the past, she will harass him, he
loves her better than his own happiness,
and 50 comparative peace will be kept.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
WOmam's Imhumam=
iGy to Man

E5l- trough his ---us--1O-S ancestor Adam
d Eden. near Paradise, Never, What
She does not see she believes not What
She does NOT feel none other need feel
e----a-ion has no meaning TO her
W--1 z-er---Ipped accuracy she measures
her man cp0n the feminine yardstick
and when he does not hold out, full
measure. she Is cheated whereupon war
j. declared
Tie Princess Nicotina IN her opinion
Is a thiet. who steals money that might
be spent for her pleasure, and whose
REGULAR odor she hates. Against this
slender brown goddess. whose fairest
promises seem 70 60 up n smoke, she
wages w0rdv warfare. She considers
Bacch-s scarcely less worthy Of q man s
devotion. Whereupon she opens the vials
-r-o- her lover to0-devoted head. Some
times a woman wins from tornented man
a reluctant promise 70 esChew Alcotlna
but almost invariably he returns - his
goddess This Is one Of the weaknesses
which she cannot understand, and never
condones
She Is invariably Of an inquiring turn
q mind To 60 IS her special delight.
she Is secretly proud Of her acquisition
~ her future husband still prouder Of
his love for her. Il he expresses a pref
erence for her society 70 that Of the
crowd what happens, He IS "senti-
mental, old-fashioned, " or mean, i
the outing requires money. i IS a brave
fellow who assumes the role Of engaged
man II his purse IS slender, for many and
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
CONVENIENCES OF EXCHANGE

THE HON. WILLIAM STERETT OF
L Texas was narrating the glories OF his
commonwealth TO friends in the Hoffman
House He told of the two towns on opposite
banks OF the Rio Grande, one IN Texas and the
other in Mexico.
If YOU have a silver dollar there said
Colonel Sterett, YOU are fixed for drinks
without number. If the dollar IS one OF
Uncle sam YOU buy drink in Texas, hand
out YOUR dollar and receive a Mexican dollar
in change Then you walk across the bridge.
buy drink in Mexico hand out the Mexican
dollar and receive United States dollar in
change. each coin being at a discount OF ten
cents when it IS away from home
And how long could you keep II up in
quired a bystander.
Until YOU could no longer walk across the
bridge replied Colonel Sterrett
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

crows or any other kind o. critter 10 YOU
e5icated gents, but Id jist like 10 say
thar there a heap O. stuff about crows
that never gits into no books nor news
papers That's why I'm a-thinkin' that
none q YOU ever heerd about the one
legged crow Of Slide Mountain. Did
ye'
No. Bill, we never did" exclaimed
several voices eagerly. Tell US about
h.-l
i was two year ago last October. .
said Bill. an there was a party OF
Workers caupin' n this ere camp. Most
e. eu was old fellers that had seen
their best days. an t.ey was too iazy an
TOO fat % hunt. an SO they done nuthin
t-- lar around The camp an smoke an
swap lies The grub they throwed away
would q kept a mountain family for
wear There was flock O. crows got
WIND a. the good grub goin' TO waste,
.-- thirty u EN-. an they settled down
close hv the camp. an KEEP up such
racket thar we had TO shoe EN- away, all
ba- one uo0r teller that had only one
leg All The Workers felt soTTy for that
01rr -.-t-e def0rmed Cuss, an YOU can
7es- be- he got his skin full o grub every
Eav. Tie party STAYED here Tor two
weeks. an every meal. three times a day.
thar ere one-egged crow was on hand
ehhGn mp everything that was thrown
~ HIM never did see sch an appetite
IL crow before. L seemed as Il he eat
nt a-shel a dav. When we broke
camp / had to come back 70 gir TN cup
] t1-za-. an what do You suppose I saw
through The bushes. There was that
hal crew . thirry crows. hoppln' around
camp. r1csln mp The scraps, an all o- en-
Has a-herr.n' on one leg.
"On one leg. saii Crispe-l What
do v0u mean. Bill,
] mean, replied the guide, tha-
them ere crows had played low-down
trick on the hull camp. You see, one
OF -he crows would fold one Of his legs up
fn-o his feathers. an come 10 breakfast
on one Leg. Al dinner-tine another crow
would come horrin' along on one leg.
an eat MS III. an his brother or vile
or sweetheart was always or hand 1or
supper. N thar ere way that flock o.
crows g0t SO fat they couldn't fly
But what were they all hopping
around on one leg Tor after the camp
h-lke ur. said NCEr-ee
Oh ! calkilate they was jlst a-keepIn'
their teet in practice for The next batch
@ hunters that come along. replied Bill
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

.ss than haf price upon easy monthy payments, and
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-12-01
TURKISH CUSTOMS
SEIZED BY POWERS

Constantinople, via. Sofia, Bulgaria,
Nov Establishments from the inter.
national fleet landed at Mytilene Sun.
day afternoon, in accordance with
the instructions Of Rear Admiral
Ritter Won Jedina. and occupied the
customs and postal buildings. The
governor protested but his protesta
tons were not availing. During the
Bairam festival, beginning yesterday
and ending the evening Of November
80, the fleet will take no further
action, but if the sultan does not
utilize the interval to accede to the
demands of the powers the feet will
occupy the Island of Nenedos, off the
coast of Asia Minor.
The Porte continues its efforts to
obtain modification Of the financial
control scheme so as to make it more
acceptable to Turkish views. The grand
viZer, Ferid Pasha, the report of whose
dismissal was unfounded, has in
formed M. Zinovieff, the Russian am
bassador, that the scheme in it's pres
ent shape is too unpalatable.
The grand vizier offered to agree to
the establishment Of fonr new civil
agents with the same functions az
the existing agents of Austria and
Russia, but the ambassador declared
that no alteration in the demands OF
the powers was possible.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-12-01
HUNDRED TH0US-
RND LOCKED OUT
Industries in ST. Petersburg
are ParaIyzed to a Great
Degree.
Relief N SIGHT FOR POLAND
Cabinet has Decided to Raise State OF
Martial law--Telegraphic Commu-
nication with Interior Of St. Peters.
burg Suspended.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 30.--It Is esti
mated that 100000 workmen are lock-.
ed out in st. Petersburg.
The cabinet has definitely resolved
% raise the state, of martial law in
Poland. This probably will be an
bounced tonight.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 30-Commun.
lcation with the outside world ceased
at o'clock this afternoon when a
strike was called in the general tele.
graph offices. BY ruse, however, the
management had succeeded in reopea
ing the cable shortly after 6 o'clock.
At 5 o'clock when the strike went
into operation, many of the Russian
operators were reluctant to leave, but
a walking delegate promptly smash
ed bottle of hydrochloric acid on
the floor and the fumes soon drove
them from their keys.
The most disquieting reports are
in circulation regarding the disaffec-
ton Of the guard regiments, two Of
which the Workingmen boast have de-
iinitely resolved not to fire on the r.o.
pie.
The government still manages with
the aid of the administrative Offices
along the line to keep communication
open with Sebastopol. The mana ger
of the Moscow offices is himself work.
ing at a key there. The contents Of
tho cipher dispatches received by the
emperor from Vicee Admiral Birilerf,
minister of marine, however, are care
fully guarded.
The navy department is closed not
only to the public but to- officers ex-
cept Of the general staff. No official
statement on the subject of the bat
tie of Sebastopol yesterday has been
issued and the public remains in the
dark, compelled to be content with the
countless rumors which arc in circula.
ton.
1t is reported from semi-ofilcial
source that although the Otchakoff,
the Dneiuper and transport were set
on fire and sunk during yesterdays
battle all the mutineers have not yet
surrendered. Rear Admiral Chouknln
was in command Of the loyal vessels,
some of which, including the Pantalei-
mon, participated in the engagement.
General Baron Meller Gakomelsk:e,
commander of the Seventh army corps
with $1,000 infantry and artillery, was
in chief command ashore.
The newspaper accounts of the de.
tails Of the fighting at Sebastopol,
which was based on the reports cir
culating in the city, are very conflict.
ing, but they all say the battle ended
at about $3.50 yesterday afternoon
when the shops Of the mutineers sur
rendered. The Novosti says that fivee
thousand men persisted on both sides.
The leaders of the mutineers, it is
added, have already been executed
two battleships have been blown W
and mines have been laid at the en-
trance of the roadstead.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-12-01
STRIKERS STARVED
IN ST. PETERSBURG

St. Petersburg, Nov. 23.-The
workman's council threatens the
country with another general strike
to compel the employers of st. Peters
burg, who locked out about 10000 men
yesterday, to reopen their doors. The
men had refused to return to work
under the old conditions. Delegates
have been dispatched to cities in the
interior to ascertain whether they will
support the movement.
Destitution is causing many work
men here to turn against the ag:ta-
tors. During the last strike actual
starvation prevailed. The men has
aeither money to buy wood or bury
he dead. There were cases Of work
men remaining naked in bed at home,
having pawned every stitch of cloth
ng to relieve the hunger Of their fam.
lies and themselves.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-12-01
POWERS ALARMED
OVER TURKEY

Washington, d. c.. Nov. 2S.--The
situation between Turkey and the
European powers having become so
serious during the last few days, great
circles in the question of the Turkish
defenses of the Dardenelles. Tur-
key has spent a good deal of money on
the defenses Of this narrow strait and
it is expected that she can put up a
successful fight against a modern
feet. I'D
The principal Notifications of the
Dardenelles, which is a narrow strait
OF about three miles in length, are
found on the end nearest the sea Of
Marmora. At the entrance in the
Aegean there are two old castles
transformed into new Notifications
armed with Krupp guns of Is, "a and
e centimeters. The straits at chat
point are about three miles broad,
then growing larger and afterward
grow again much smaller and at that
point the chief Notifications are built
The Dardenelles at that point is
OINIuCu AACO WV NY d olIdll
island. On the other side there are
other Notifications. The first of
these has twenty-one Krupp guns of
p to 35 centimeters. On the Asiatic
side there are three we'll armed fort
ifications. One of these has twelve
krupp guns Of So centimeters each.
These Notifications are manned by
two regiments. Their position is
strong and as they are situated on the
high banks of the straits they are
able to hold up much larger naval
force without much danger to them
selves The only way to make them
harmless would be by attacking them
from the high hills on the land side.
To prevent this a continual line of
Notifications have been built closing
the peninsula off from the European
side. These Notifications have all
been built under the supervision Of
European military authorities and
are well armed with the newest guns.
An attacking feet will have the dis.
advantage of having to proceed one
by one, and although it is very likely
that the combined nations could take
some of the Turkish islands the opin-
ion of many naval officers here is
that they will not be likely to try to
sail up to Constantinople
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-12-01
LAST DAY OF
GRACE EXPIRES

st. Petersburg, Nov. 29.-The last
day of grace accorded the mutineers
at Sebastopol expired at midnight
with no signs of surrender on the
part Of the men. The hills towering
above the harbor Of the Russian
stronghold in the Black sea may re
sound this morning, as they did in the
days of the Crimean war, with the
roar of musketry and cannon, should
the government attempt to carry out
its announced intention of crushing
the revolt with the mailed fist.
The rebellious sailors are playing
waiting game and apparently have full
confidence that the guns Of the fee
will not be turned against them. Ii
they have not actually disregarded the
summons to haul down the red flag
they seem determined to make the
authorities show their hand.