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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
MINES OF BULLFROG
Owners of Properties Are Developing
Ledges With Good Prospects

The RhyoIite Herald says regarding
the work of development in the Bull
frog district:
Sinking on three feet of high grade ore has
been commenced by the Skidoo Blue jay COM
pany.
A company is being formed TO work the Buster
group in the Lee district. They have a tnnnei
in IS feet on the vein and have secured assay
The new shaft on the Bullfrog Indians Springs
is down so feet, following ledge of ore that
resembles closely the tale ore IN IN toe % Snosnone
force of men is at work on the 100 foot
shaft the Hobo ledge of the Golden seepter,
and very good values being secured
E l. Cross recently took four tons of ore from
his lease on the Original Bullfrog to Goldneld to
have it sampled. It ran about $500 to the ton
The lease is now being operated by the Original
company. who viii continue TO develop 1t.
Surface trenching the Golden Eagle claim OF
the Manganese estate has disclosed some GOOD
paintings The find is only 1000 feet from the
Bryan camp.
Excellent surface paintings are being obtained
from the Jim Dandy property, which is being
prospected under the direction of j., r. Ryan.
Three lodges opened show paintings from $40 TO
$50, equally as good as the surface showings on
the Pioneer. The ledges have been traced across
the three claims, showing strong and continuous
deposits.
A. Busch to put q force of men at work on the
Gold Hill and King groups four miles from
Rhyolite. Mr.. Busch has already started the
Sinking will be started In the Mayhower North
Extension property. The ledge has been opened
for 10 feet in width at the surface and light
paintings present Invariably where even a
few colors are found at the surface in that sec.
tion of the camp better values have been found
at depth.
The Original BuIlfrog started new incline
shaft west of the old one. with two shifts work
ing This will be equipped with hoist and skip
as soon sufficient depth is attained.
Superintendent Bryan expects to start sinking
on the Pioneer within 10 days. For several
weeks surface prospecting has been in progress.
with excellent results. and tunnel has been
run on the ore which has disclosed good values.
A recent samping of the breast of the tunnel
taken several days in succession gave returns
from IS to ST. the highest assays having been
secured from a quartz and tale streak which ap-
peared about two feet in width where it was
crossed by the tunnel.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29

The suspension of Donnellan & Co.
was announced in the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday by
President Ruggles. Settlements to be
made are based on the prices then rul-
ing as they averaged. AS the prices
fell off yesterday as compared with
those of the day preceding the liabili-
ties OF the firm were reduced simply by
the markets status. How much the
liabilities are no one could say def
nitely. Kenneth Donnellan was quoted
as saying that the amount would be
about $4,000. Brokers on the street
said that the amount would be much
larger and might reach 500, 600.
Donnellan was not in his Office all
the forenoon. When he arrived in the
afternoon he said that he knew no
more about the situation than on
Thursday when he gave notice to the
board that he must suspend. He also
said that he expected to learn enough
by today 10 make some sort of a state
ment At the same time he reiterated
that he expected TO be able to arrange
to resume in few days.
The rules of the stock and exchange
board provide that creditors shall have
80 DAYS in which TO present their claims
for consideration. This rule fixes the
time for resuming not less than 80 days
and Donnellan & Co. are off the floor
for a month Donnellan said again last
evening that only the failure TO make
collections was back of the troubles of
his company. Some creditors of the
company visited the Offices in Califor-
MIA street yesterday. Inquiry was made
as TO whether their stocks were in the
possession OF the house. To this Don
nellan answered in the Affirmative.
Against the stocks coming from Don
nellan to brokers in San Francisco
must he offset the undelivered stocks
that they are TO turn over to the Don
nellan company When this is consid-
cred ii is said by men well versed in
the private dealings of brokers that no
heavy loss by any of the men in Bush
street on account of Donnellan's mis-
fortune is likely in any event A con-
ference of representatives of the three
branches of the Donnellan company at
San Francisco, Goldheld and Tonopah
may take place today, when all the in
formation available will be placed In
condensed form and made easily avail
able for the enlightenment of brokers
who are creditors of Donnellan.
The market felt the influence of the
Donnellan embarrassment yesterday
and prices fell off a little, but not seri-
ousIy. Goldfield Consolidated Mines
shares sold from s3.1s 70 s3.05 in ac-
tuaI sales of $500 shares in total.
Jumbo Extension declined five points
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BRAVE AGENT At LONE
STATION ROUTs ROBBERS
Guadalupe Operator Fights
Thrilling Pistol Duel
With Masked Men

SANTA BARBARA, June 2s.-The
night operator of the Southern Pa
ciic at Gaudaloupe, a small station on
the Coast line in the northern part OF
the county, was held up by two masked
higbwavrnen about L o'clock this morn
ing. and after a thrilling pistol duel In
which 10 shots were exchanged sue
ceeded in driving them off and frus-
trating their attempt to rob the COM
pany safe.
The night operator, whose name is
not known here, had just locked up the
safe for the night and was standing
with his back to the ticket window
when two masked men entered the
waiting room. The proceeded imme-
diately to the window and called to the
operator to throw UP his hands. In
stead of complying, the operator
grabbed his pistol, which lay immedi-
ately in front of him on top of the
safe. and facing quickly about fired a
shot at the men. The robbers, stand
ing with their pistols drawn, returned
the fire.
The operator dropped to the floor at
the first shot from the highwaymen,
fearing injury. AS the robbers ran
around to the door of the office and
started to enter, he raised up and fired
at them again. Pulling the trigger rap
y
robbers again returned the fire, but
none of the shots took effect.
At this juncture Day Operator Green,
who was asleep on the second floor of
the depot, rushed down the steps to
the waiting room. The highwaymen
heard him coming and fed from the
building They were seen making their
way across the tracks, where they dis
appeared from view.
The same men held up Campodonico,
a banker and merchant of ihe town,
one night about two weeks ago and de-
manded a large sum of money. He had
no money with him, and being foiled
in their attempt, the robbers told him
that they would write him a letter on
the subject. A few days later he re-
ceived the letter threatening him with
bodily injury unless he left $500 at a
certain point on the railroad track.
Campodonico sent men with a sack of
iron washers, which they left at the
spot indicated, but no one was seen
to go there for it.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
GARBAGE COLLECTORS
STRIKE CAUSES ILLNESS
Street Sweepers of New
York May Go Out in
Sympathy

NEW YORK, June 2s.-A sympa-
thetic strike of 1000 street sweepers
is threatened today if the street clean
ing department does not accede to the
demands of the striking garbage cart
drivers. The health of the city Is be-
ing seriously menaced by the great
piles of garbage which lie rotting in
the streets of the east side.
DR. Darlington of the health board
started an investigation today. Sew
eral physicians have already reported
that much illness is being caused by
filth in the streets.
The garbage men have been on
strike three days and unless they re-
turn in two days they will be auto
maticaIly discharged. The strikers, to
force their demands, which include the
abolition of five days pay for empty
ing a can containing both ashes and
garbage and a fine for trotting horses,
decided to bring on a strike of 1900
street sweepers today unless their de-
mands were acceded to.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Fifteen hun
dred to 1000 drivers of delivery wagons
of the American ice company went on a
strike today TO enforce a demand for
extra pay for extra work. The depots
of the company were stored with ice
and it's arrival was awaited by thou
sands, but hardly a wagon of the ice
company was moved.
President Cole of the company said
that if the strikers do not return to
work by tomorrow their places will
be filled by new men.
This strike" he declared, 'is for
the purpose of compelling the company
to force it's drivers and helpers to join
the teamsters' union or be dis
charged. We will not force them into
a union nor have we desire to force
the men out of the union
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
BANKERS WANT EXPRESS
COMPANIES REGULATED
Claim They Are Doing Financial
Business in Violation of New
Railroad Law

WASHINGTON. June 2S.-One Of the
most important cases yet fled with the
interstate commerce commission under
the new railroad rate law was pre-
sented by the American bankers asso-
citation. which alleged that the express
companies through their powers and
facilities as common carriers were
usurping the prerogatives of the bank
ing associations and at the same time
the conduct Of their business.
1t was alleged that the exchange
business in the express companies and
the relations which they had with the
railroad companies enabled them to
seriously discriminate against regular
commercial operations of banking in
stitutions.
The complaint was directed against
the Adams, United States, American,
Pacific, Wells-Fargo, Southern and
Great Northern express companies.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29

be celebrated, commencing at a. m. In
terment Holy Cross cemetery.
P0RTER-In this city, June 2s. 1907, William
r. Porter beloved husband of Julia Porter.
and grandfather of Charles T. aud Mabel
Porter. native of New York, aged IS years
months and days
RODE-In this city, Juno 20. 1907, ChaTies
f. Rode, dearly beloved husband Of Elise
Rode. and devoted father of Mrs r Jor-
gensen a native of Westphala, Germany,
aged A years months and days memnes
of Norddeutscher verein, San Francisco acre
No. 5, f. o. E., and bartenders' international
league. local No. Il.
Friends and acquaintance are respeetInny
invited to attend the funeral today tsat-
urday), June 20, at IL O'Clock a.. m.' TOLL TOLL
his late residence. $50 i twenty Girst eeme.
terry by carriage.
SMITH-In this city, June IS, 1907. Henry r.
Smith. beloved husband of Sarah j. smith,
and brother of Ed J. Smith of Los Angeles
and Mrs. John Roth of Point Richmond; q
native of California, aged 30 years ana
months. A member Of Court Occidental No.
Notice of funeral. hereafter. Remains at
the pariors of p. +. Green Co., horthease
corner Of Sixteenth and Guerrero street
STULZ-In this city, June ~, 1907, Louisa
NJ. Stulz wife of the late William Stulz,
dearly beloved daughter of Louis and annie
Bechtel, devoted sister of Emma and Ernes-
tine Bechtel and granddaughter or Mrs- w
Schusser, a native of San Francisco, Cal,
aged "a years months and days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
row Sunday at . O'Clock p. M, at the
residence of her grandmother, 1874 Folsom
street. thence TO Twentyhfth and Nalencla
streets. for 3 O'Clock p. train. lnterment
Greenlswn cemetery.
STULZ-In this city, June 81, 1907, William
Stuz, husband of Louise Stulz. beloved son
of Johanna and the late William Stulz, and
brother of Mrs William z. Banks and Fred.
Henry. Frank and George Stulz and the late
Charles Stulz. native of San Francisco. Cal,
aged 3s years A member of North Beach
lodge No. 9, Cd. II. S.. and Golden Gate par
lor No. %. \. S. G. W.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSun-
day.. June 30, at 2:30 p. M, from the par
lors of II. T. Suhr & Co.. 2el9 Mission street
between Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth.
where the services will be held under the
auspices of Golden Gate parlor No %. y. s.
g. w Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by
S:l5 train from Twenty-ffth and Valencia
streets.
zEGLIO-At ST. GATHERINGS home, June 26.
1907, Sister Mary Philippe Zeglio sister of
mercy, beloved daughter of David and the
late Sarah Zeglio native of San Francisco,
Cal aged SO years.
Friends and scquaintances respectfully
invited TO attend solemn requiem high
mass for the repose of her s'ul. which will
be celebrated today Saturday, cofnmene-
ing at a. m. at the chapel of ST. Cath
crimes home. Funeral strictly private. Inter
ment Holy Cross cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in this city Friday, June 2S:
William H. Byington Jr., %, 2121 Bush ST.,
and Celia A. Breitstein, % 1856 Page St
Gioci Biocini. %, AZ Vallejo ST., and Katie
John A. Fotheringham. %, 1852 Florida ST..
and Jeanette C. Noden-Schneider. D. Folsom st.
John j. Kenney, 30 and Cecile w. Neall. 20.
both of All octavia st.
Arthur W. Barter. %, and Madaline NJ. Boy
garet A. Keeley. "a, 27l5 Scott st.
Henry j. de yries. 2l. 30 Octavia St. and
Mary f. Walmsley, Is, 554 Ashbury st.
George W. Eager, g. 327 Union ST, and
Jose salgado. q. and Olive Blanco 25. both
of 1921 Powell st.
Manuel S. Cardoza, "a, and Mary Garcia.
is, both of 20 Jackson st.
Abraham Berlinger, 2l, and Ray Roth, 21.
both OF 1146 Oak st.
OAKLAND. June 2s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today.
Charles de Y. Elkus. 26. San Francisco and
Ruth Salinger, %, Oakland.
Archibald Burns, Al, Emeryville. and Minnie
Dresser. 80, Meirose.
Robert W. Cobine, %, and Hazel B. An
derson, 20 both of Oakland.
Verna Force, %, and Frederick NJ. Ban
gasser, IS, both OF Alameda.
Michael Coleman, so, and Mary Taylor, %.
both OF Oakland.
pima. 26. San Francisco.
John Mondot, 20, and Katrina Balloq, %. both
of Oakland.
Leonard Price. %. and Gertrude jackson. 1s
both of Oakland.
0skar Sundblom 26 and Anna Olson 25 both
of Oakland.
Rex NJ. Emerson, 21. and winifred Hutto, 1e
both of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
May 5, 1907
SHORE DIVISION
For SausalitO, Mill Valley, San Rafael


For sausalito, Mil Valley, San Rafael
WEEK DAYS-Every 80 minutes
from Sis to 9:45 a. m; hourly until
2:45 p. m; then every 80 minutes until
7:45 p. m; 500. 1915 and 1855 D. m.
SUNDAYS-Every 80 minutes from
s:15 a. m. until sis D. m: $500. +s:15,
s9:45, 1915 and 11:55 D. m
For Fairfax-Week days-6:15. s.45
7:15. s:15 a. M. 2:45, s:15. s;45. AIS,
lois fiI ai0 i0:9b 1i:45 a. M i2:45 i4S S:is s:is
AIS. 4:45 and Sis p m.
For San Quentin-Daily-S:15 s.As
Has a. m, 12:45 and las D. M
S:15 a. m daily. .2:45 D. m daily ex-
for Camp Meeker. Monte Rio. Cazadero
and way stations
s:15 a. m. Sunday only and Sis o. m
daily except Sunday. for Lagunitas
Camp Taylor, Point Reyes and way
sTo Sausalito only.
WESTERN DIVISION
For Tiburon. BeIvedere and San Rafae,
1880, 500, 9:15, 11:00 a m, 1875. 3-s0
5:10, $3.50. $50 p. m daily.
1880 a. m daily for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa. Cloverdale, Ukiah. Willis Sha-~
WOOD. Sebastopoi and way ~ stations cner-
500 a. m. daily for Petaluma. Sant.
Rosa. Camp Vacation, Glen Ellen and
way stations.
$50 D. m. daily for Petaluma. SAINT.
Sebastopol and way stations.
$40 d. m daily for Petaluma Sar+.
Rosa, Sebastopol, Glen Ellen and wsS
s:i5 a. m. Sunday only for Peta,r.
Santa Rosa, Glen Ellen and way STA
10 Tiburon only On week days
Ticket otnces; Ferry building. and General
JAS. AGLER, General Manager.
/ J. GEAEy. Act. Gen. Passenger : FrsisEf Ass
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Donnellan May Make Report
About Finances Today
Suspension Announced at the
Q pening Of Stock Board

from s1.62k to s1571s. Daisy had a
drop from s1.5715 to s1.4o, the heaviest
fall of the day Florence was trifie
off. declining from s4.12A to 81. then
selling up to s4.10. Jim Butler also
went down a point or two. The only
other feature of the market was the
movement of Homestake King, of
which 1900 shares were sold. starting
at 80 cents, running up to 9S cents and
then falling back to 81 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
BANK FoR RIALTO

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The comp
troller of currency issued certificate
today authorizing the First national
bank of Rialto, Cal. to begin business
with a capital of s25.0O Ed Roberts
is president. William Buclxton vice
president and w. P. Martin cashier of
the institution.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
NEW CHURCH IN RED BLUFF

RED BLUFF, June 2S.-The corner
stone of the First Methodist church
was laid last night with impressive
ceremonies which were conducted by
Rev. William Clark, the pastor, assisted
by Rev. w. c. Evans, the presiding
elder The new church will cost $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
COMMERCE IS GREATER
THIS YEAR THAN IN 1905
First Half of Twelveraonth
Shows Large Gains in
Wholesale Trade
EXPORTS ARE HEAVY
Shipments of Wheat and
Flour Exceed Those
of Former Season

NEW YORK, June 28.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
Seasonable summer weather has further i'm
proved the general crop situation. enlarged re-
tail trade and favored larger volume of reor-
der trade with jobbers and manufacturers than
was supposed few weeks ago. The figures on
the results in wholesale and jobbing lines during
the last six months show the effect of improved
conditions but also reflect the large gains noted
in the first quarter OF the year Taken as
whole leading wholesale lines will show a six
months business of 8 TO 10 per cent at least
In advance of 1906
ing industries. which have generally surpassed
records made in the first half of year ago.
Business failures in the United States for
the week ended June u number 80, against
ie5 last week and 146 in the like week of 1905.
Canadian failures number 10. against %
last week and % a year ego.
Wheat including -four, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ended
June % aggregated 3,59S,124 bushels, against
I,9o2. 800 this week last year: For the past
80 weeks of the fiscal year the exports were
10 TO SOC bushels, against 134, ,619.519 in
l9o5-06.
r. C. Dun & Co.'S weekly review of
trade tomorrow will say:
Improvement has become more pronounced in
distribution of seasonable merchandise, and with
the reduction of retail stocks there is broaden
ing interest in iobbing and wholesale shipments
of fall and winter lines Little machinery is
repairs or inventories interfere. Building opera
tions are large. The hide market is still weak.
Foreign dry hides have steadied, but there Is
cents. while wet salted foreign hides have
fallen still lower.
leather is steady, but sales are smaller than
glazed hid but calfskins are active and firm.
New England shoe factories have a liberal
sample movement of fall goods, but jobbers
are still disinclined to anticipate their wants
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
ANTIcIGARETTE Law INVALID

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Judge Chytraus
today declared the law passed by the
last legislature prohibiting the sale Of
cigarettes in Illinois invalid.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29

MILK DEALERS FINED-Manuel S. Brazil
and AIilas Handich, milkmen, were each fined
$40 BY Police Judge Weller yesterday for sell
ing adulterated milk. Several other cases in
the other courts were continued.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29

GFBAUER-BOYCKS-I this city, June 81,
1907 by the Rev. George Guth, William
Henry Gebauer and Alma Matilda Boycks,
both of San Francisco
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OCEANIC co

tSPRECKELS LINE}
TAHITI, SOUTH sEAS-S. s. Mariposa sails II
a. m. July /. Round trip, first class SI25
HoNoLuLU-S S. Alameda sails July 13 IL
a. N. Round trip, $125.
HONoLULU-S. 8. Alameda sails IL q. M Sat
urday. Aug. 3. Round trip. first class SI25
Passenger Dept, 673 Market st.; Freight Office
80 Clay ss. Phone, Temp. 1891.
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PAINTERS ATTACK Boss-Antonio JersId
~ WAX Jerald. painters. 1919 Scott street
,,t,..fno6 warrant from Police Judge Shortall
-esfeTdev FOR the arrest Of four Of their en-
,.ir~ee George Wolf Charles Powers, w. LEIGH
s.e~-xsns and John Doe Otto. charge Of
hstterT He SAYS that they attacked and badly
beat hin in Scott street yesterday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

KASICH-In this city. June IS. 1907. to sth
wife of P. Kasich, son.
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R. C. Dun & Co.'S weekly review of

will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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COAST LINE

@lThird and Townsend strsetsl
s.loa Valencia ST.. San Jose and Way
stations ---- ---------,;s,---.-- ''''-
t6.5oa Sunday ExcursiOn-Santa Cruz;
sonsss sSG5deF NonssTsy SEssF Laurel. - Del slssu,
7.o0a Valencia st. Redwood. San jose.
MorEanhill. Gi1roy. Paiaro.
WatsOuville. Santa Cruz-Lau-
rei-BoGlder Creek. Del Monte.s
Monterey. Pacific Grove--------- Il1cs
s.00a The Coaster-San Jose. Salinas.
Paso r o bl 9 3 Hot Springs.
Santa Margari tn. San Luis
Obispo. Guadalupe. Santa
Barbara. San Buenaventura.
Oxnard. Burbank. Los Angeles Hiss
SOFA Del Monte. Pacific Grove, Surfs
a00a San Jose, Gilroy. Salinas.
Paso Robes Hot Springs. san
Luis Obispo-Los Gatos. Alma.
Wright-T res PIN os-Sants
Cruz. Laurel. Boulder Creek
Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
io.3os Valencia ST.. Burlingame. San
MateO. Red wood. Palo Alto.
lI.30a Valencia St. Cemeteries. San
Jose and Way Stations. 8.45a
I.l0D Valencia St.. Cemeteries. San
l.4cD Santa Cruz. Laurel. Boulder
500, Del Monte Express valencia
ST. San Jose. GilrOy. Castro
ville Del Monte. VI onterey.
Tres Pinos .-'.-,.--...',,,' lo.ss.
4.00p Sunset Express-El Paso, Hous-
ton. New Orleans-----.-----..~---
Paso Robles Hot Springs. Santa
Barbara, Los Angeles-------- 49, 2.l0p
t4-20p Valencia St. san Jose and Way
44Op valencia SssfT4nS ST.. SAN Jose and Way '
stations -. .--.-.-.---.--- LOO
iS.0op Valencia St.. Buriingame. san
Mateo. PalO Alto. San Jose.
Los GatOs Wright ------ fs.0Sa
Sop san Jose. WatsOnville. Santa Cruz 9.20p
S.40p Valencia St, san Mateo, Red
wood, Palo Alto, San jose 5-30p
t6.0eo Valencia St.. san Jose and Way
Stations ----- .--.-.-----.---------- f6.46a
6.20p Valencia St.. South San Fran
cisco. San Jose - SOP
1000 New Orleans Ex press San Jose.
Salinas. Paso RObles Hot
Springs. San Luis ObisDO
Santa Barbara Los Angeles 9.30a
Deming Fl iPaSO. New Orleans l2.40p
loop Del Monte, Monterey. Pacific
GrOve-L OnpOc--. - ll.l5p
S.eop Valencia St. Ocean View. Palo
Alto. San Jose - - 7-3op
n.4Sp Valencia St., Palo Alto. San jose $50.
fl.oop Sacramento River steamers.---.-= ts-00p
Union Transfer Company agents collect
baggage and checks on trains OF Southern
Pacific and deliver to residence. They are
authorized to check baggage direct from
OAKLAND EiARBOR FERRY
(Foot of Market street)
7.CO. 500. eco 1000. 1I.O0a. m.
700. Loo. 20o. 500 90. 800. 500. 500. 900 .. 4,
A for Morning for Afternoon
fsunday- excepted. tSunday only.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. msrrias. and death notices sent By mail
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Pianos at Auction

Twenty-four pianos and four player
pianos TO he sold to highest bidders
Only written bids received. see large
ad in this paper.
BYRON MAUZy. 1165-1l75 O'FAR-
RELI. STREET, between Franklin and
Cough.
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san Francisco Mining Exchange

BIS a. n. Regular Session
1000 Man Comb % 5000 Red Bills, bio AZ
700 Msyhowr. SO s.
II 80 e. m Regular Sessinn