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The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Ned Herring vas here from Wan
amaker Wednesday and when ask
ed whether his wife was along said
mo, / couldn't find her" from
which w concluded he is coming
to Marshall to hunt her, and while
the joke was on us we hope he'll
be able to bring her along next
trip.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

II. I'M. Lail and family left Tues
day morning for Corpus Christi,
Texas, to make their home in fu-
fure. They have many friends here
Who regret to see them leave, but
Wish them well IN their new home.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Elmer Cook came in from Ston-
ington, Colo, Wednesday to visit
his father, T. j. Cook, at Blue
Lick a month or SO. He is farming
at Stonington and says he likes
Colorado but that this year has
been a poor n there for most
farmers.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Miss Rachhel Van Dyke, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob VanDyke
Viii be married next Wednesday,
Der. 10th, to Roy w. Pearse, OF
Kansas city.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Leaton an,
daughter were here from near Mel
son Wednesday shopping.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Elsea g. Hams made a splendid
deal last week when they negotiat
ed the sale OF one of the finest Sec
ton in Barton county, M mile
from Iantha, to D. A. Beamer OF
Lamar. This firm has sold $500, 900
worth Of property during 1903.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

The concert advertised by the
Blackburn band for last week was
postponed to Saturday night, Dec.
25th, at Small's hall, Blackburn.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

G.. L. Thompson, col, Of Black
burn recently bought the place at
42s N. Conway of Chas. A. Mauch
and moved into it. He will follow
his trade of plastering and paper
hanging and is a very reliable man
in every way.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

We e misinformed regarding
the death of Junior Middleton, COL,
ut Kansas City last week. 1t was
Juniors aged father who died.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

J. $. Van Stone and wife of NAL
"a Bend left Tuesday for Texas
where they will visit their son,
Loren, and they will visit all the
Important cities.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

g. w. Boulware, of Chicago, is
spending the holidays with his
wife at the home of her parents on
East Arrow and with his parents
east OF town.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

c. K. Scott, who has been at work
in Mesa, Arizona, for the past nine
months, is expected home to spend
the holidays with his family.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Frank Burroughs left Tuesday
morning for Jacksonville, Fla, and
other Florida points. He is in
hopes that the war; climate will
help his health as he is subject to
catarrh.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Il. ]. Burton Of near Little Rock
braved the cold Friday to come to
Marshall and shop. He included us
i'm his Santa Claus list.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Mrs. P. L. Atchley, of route 1,
Marshall, informed us Saturday
that she and her o desire to rent
a small farm OF SO or go acres next
season. She has splendid reference
es and would like to hear from
some one with such a place.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Roy Kincheloe Of southwest OF
town was here Saturday and had
his neck b%andaged. He has been
suffering from a number of large
boils.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Mrs. Julius Reith and Miss Clara
Cook were here from Blackburn
Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Frank Mitchell, who represents
the American Tobacco Co., is in
For the holidays and is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Nit
chell.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Mrs. l.. w. Scott entertained her
Sunday School class on Thursday
afternoon of last week at her home
ON East Arrow.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

T. II. Reineke of Sweet Springs
has rented the City Hotel there
and will charge on Jan.
list.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Althouse ex
pect to spend the holidays with
the latter's parents Capt and Mrs.
Alex Denny at Roanoke, Howard
county.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Miss Jennie Tisdale Of Kansas
City was the guest of her uncle,
s. It. Hunter and family several
days last week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

The Missouri & Kansas Tele-
phone Co, which owns our local
&ystem, is building a good line to
Miami.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

T. ]. Fitzsimmons Of northwest OF
town went to Warsaw Tuesday af-
ter feeders.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

John Mahard last week brought
the Jas. Walker place on South
Odell of Geo. Crockett and will
move in next week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

C. G.. Page, Jr., and Carey Huston
arrived home this week from Gull
YER Military Academy to spend the
holidays at home.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Miss Caroline Becker, of Indianap
oils, Ind, who was the guest of Mrs
L. j. Rasse and other relatives here
the past three months returned to
her home Wednesday night.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Saturday was a big day with all
OF u merchants. Every day this
week also proved a big n thus
Tar.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

THOMPSON-A fine son arriv-
ed at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Thompson Tuesday, Dec. 81. on
west Morgan. He was named John
Edward.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-23
Mener 9rubibitipmsidipimSel

lniere 8robibitioniiten baben Gin
neues Wfittel g%efutoen, elmer @e=
genb Dos 9robibitionsjo6 auf5u5nin-
gen, al16 menn Die getpobner oerlel=
ben es ni6t tragen poIen. 9as Mit=
tel lit ibnen bon Dem fomoIen 81
5~ensgeies, nit Dem nnlere leste Sc
gislatur urls begliidt Bot, Dem 5is-
bugb=Hobertion=@eiee brett all oie
9ono gegeben.
9as @eieB beitimmt befomatlifL
DAB IN einem 8re5inft ni9t mebr
als ELM Saloon auf ie 500 @inpob-
ner ertitieren loa, ausgenommen liro
alleroinss oieienigen Soloons. oie
beim S1tfrafttreten oes @eieses id)on
eriitierten. gnti6lieBen ii6 nun Die
Burger in einem 8re5inft in Dem
bisber Brobibition geberrift, alto
fem Saloon eriitiert bat, Die 9robi-
bition ab5uibaffen nno ben @etrdn=
febanoel mieoer 51 erlanberl, oal1n
geben Die 8robibitionilten Der, rei=
den idleunigit @eiu9e um 10 biqle
acknowledgment elm, fpie 1iah Ser
gintDobner5abl Soloons in benz Bra-
5inft eriitieren oiirfetL eroffnen na-
turli6 oie 5aloons nidt ober per=
binoern oaourdL oaB in Ger 8eaeni,
pom anoern 2euten Saloons eroffnet
iperoen. 0enn Die g~eiesmdBige 3obl
BON 2i5enien lit beipinigt moroen
uno meitere oiirfen niht mebr bemil.
ligt meroen. Das @emeinite BEL Der
Sa6e aber 1T, bob tie Die perlangten
uno ibnen beniQigten 2i5ellien sidt
einmal bermlsnebmen, alio auf ni6t
be5ablen, ben gan5en S9minoel TO-
nit obne einen Gent @elo in Scene
ieBen.
Das erite Mal, oaB iie Dies Mano-
per ausgefiibrt bnben, mar in Dem
5oirfielo Bre5inft bon SreeItoae
@olntp. 8ort batte friiber Grohibi-
ton geberri6t, Dor einigen 8oden
aber fano cine 2ocal Sption=Mbftims
mune itatt, in Der Die Mnti-Yro6i-
bitioniifm iiegten. sofort reidien
Die 8rpbibitioniiten @efud,e Inn 10
ptele 2i5enlen Elm, mie 5aloons in
Dem Bre8inft eriitieren fonnel1, err
bielfer tie aud pom Comptroller be-
miaigt, lieBen ii1 Die 2i5enIen ober
ntht ausfertigen. Ms MIN onoere
2eute famen uno 2i5enien berlalg-
ten, tpuroe ibnen oie @usfunft gu
tell, Dob Die geiesmaBige @n5obl bon
Siaenien ifon betpiQiet fei uno aIs fie
oarauf binmieien oaB feline go
Ions eroffnet ieietI 5ufte man oie
Mhieln uno Die General 81 nfpaltid)alt
gab oas @utadten ab, oob nid)t
oas ge5ablen Der 2i5ens ODER oie
@roffnung oes Saloons Ionoern Die
8epiaigung Der 9i5ens maBeebeno
lei.
Gin idoner Sdminoel! Soften
mir, 6aB Die @eridte oieiem linz
tug Elm Gnoe MAIDEN uno es perbin-
bern meroen baB Die S~tnutsreaie.
rrng fid ourd 8ei1iisuna oieier I'M
famen Wa6inationen nod LANCER
an ben Stronger Iteae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-23
Sin idredlides sdidial abaelueubet

sd Ddre our6 einen boie,l
Sbnitt ON elmer .9niei6eibe settle
bens elm &riippeI eefporoen", i6reibt
Sront 9isberrh &illiber, MiB, oh
ne guflens @rnica, pelde nit balo
fnrierte." unfeblbar fir @unbelL
Sdnitte uno 9neti6ungen, es fu-
rtert balo: 8erbrennung, alte sc.
lfpiire, 8eulen uno Saitausi6l0-
9e. 9as bette Mittel fir Sdmorrboi-
ben. % Gts. BEL aQen 0rnggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-23
Bel eine1n in Seattle, @oi

Bel einem in Seattle, @oi6,
arrongierten 8anfett fir Die 9e-
amfen Der @asfa-g s.
4lsiteanng erflarte Col. S. 81. Sill
der, grefutisfomiiiar bon go[ifor=
Mo, San 5ranciseo treffe 8orfebrull-
gen fir cine WeltausiteIunel met.
DE our 5eier Der SertieiteGuns oes
Banomafanals arrongiert meroen
lon. ygs BeiBt baB onrb oie Sc
enoigung beg Yonamafanals Der
8eltbanoel berooppelt uno Ser Oc-
cioent Dem Orient naber gebradt
pirb4, erflarte Col. Slider. u@enn
DIES 10 lit, ioate Die g%unoesreaie~
rrtng nod cine Miaion FIFTEEN, Inn
oas groBnrtige greignis II feiern.
Die 5rage 1T, mo ioa Die Seier Itatt<
finoen2 9ie Stabt San Srancisco
elanbt, bob Tie oo5n beredtigt 1T.
@ir planen. oaB Die 9unoesregie-
rung einen Greu5er CUR 0%erfiialtna
iteaen ioa fir cine aus ben @oupere
neltren Der ipeitliden 5taoten, BEN
Wapors Der groBen Stdote uno ort-
oeren geamten beitebenoe &onmii-
lion, melfe aae Snieln uno uae
Sanoer, Die bonn Stilen O8eon be-
lplilt peroen beiufen ioa, Inn sic
gepobner sur 9eilnabme an ser
5eier ein5ulooen. Damn meroen mir
uns ni6t auf europa gu p~erlalIen
bronhen." San Diego, Sal, bat
au6 Die Mbiibt ousgelproden, I'M
oiele Belt cine ausitellune ab5uDal-
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-23
Wie lit aiesl

8ir bieten etnbnnoert 9oTars gelobs
in1g fir ie6en Sau bon aatarrb, Ser
nibt onr9 ginnebmen bon Sau's Sue
tarrb~SaI gebeilt iperben lam.
s. S. gbeneb & 60, @igentb.
Solebo, 8.
Nir, bic unter5eidneten, baben :. s.
g6eneb felt ben lebten Is Sabren &C.
tarttit ntto balten i'm fir bolfommen ab>
renbaft III ellen Observation-Disclosures
uno ~finan5ieu 6efdbigf, ale bon feiner
Sirnta eirgegansenen @erbin6li6feiter
81 erfii1en.
% It & gruag, @robbanoelss9ro
guiiten, SoIebe, 8.
8 oI6ing, &innan & @aroiu
@roBban6elss9 roeuiiten, SoIeoo. 8.
9au's &atarrbs&nr iriro innerlih aez
nonfnen un0 fpirft brett auf bas 8Iui
un6 Die idleimieen Sberfld6en bes
Spitems. 3euqniRe frei %berianbt. greis
% Gents per Slaf6e. gerfauft bon nGleil
Gpotbefen.
9au's SamiIienz giuen iinb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-23
Die Snlanb Bater,pap- aOabentiOn

Wdbreno Der pergangenen Wofe
bot IN CORPUS gbriiti Die aonpen-
tion Der uSSnteritate Snlono @ater-
terpap 4%iiociation1, Der @oterpap
Seagne mie man lie gepobnlih
nennt, ftattgefunoen. Dieielbe mar
iebr gut beiu6t. 5taotslenator gil
lacp fungierte aIs gorfisenoer ulto
Gtaatsienator 2abbe ols gefretdr.
Inter ben befannten Decentralization,
fpel6e Der 4onbention b~einobnten.
befanoen iib @ouberneur Campbell,
gice-@ oupernelir 9apibion, bic Ron=
gre Observation-Disclosures SlaDoen, Gar
ner, gurgeB, Cooper uno Saroie,
Der friibere 4ongreB-M epralentani
gaa uno anoere mebr. 9raiioent
5aft fam 5reitng bon Ga Qliinta
|beriiber un0 belt cine Meoe, in
Der er iif 5tpnr niht ansidIieBlih
an Die 4onpention monote, in Der
er aber Die 3ieIe ui1o 3mede Scr
Wereinigung beiprah nno tie outs
Gnii6ieoenite gut bieB.
IS wnroen ~iiberbmlpt iebr III.
t~erelionte Reoen eebalten. s. 9. 6.
9oaanb bon 9ictorio, Der Braiioent
Der Milociotion, gab in ieiitem @e-
riht. cine feiielnbe ueberiidt iiber
bic entfpiflung Ser Snlono @ater.
DaD g~epegung, pie tie aus fleilierl
anfangen entitanoen fei, tpie man
lid 5uerit Die 3ieIe pieI enger ae-
iteft uno erft allm1Iig ieinen Sc
iidtsfreis erpeitert babe, Bis man
iest fir einen Snlanbfanol bonn
Wiifiiiippi big gum Hio @ranoe eil-
trete. Die Observation-Disclosures
Garner nn6 Slapoen bielten ebes.
faas Geoen; lebterer iprad iid ae-
gen irgenopel1e Wonopoliiierune
oes Sransportperfebrs, lei es omrdJ
Die Negterurg ODER ourh pripotc
unternebmungen, aus. @ouperilel1r
Gampbea ipra6 iid riidboltlos fir
ben 8au bes &iiitenfanals BON Gel.
ten Der gunoesregierung aus, @ice-
8ouberneur 9apioion trot oaaegen
fir Die @ntpidlung Der ginnen.
Waiierfuege aug Staatsmitteln Elm
nno empfobl Strdflingsorbeit bosu
81 perfpenoen. IS lit Dies cine ser
5ragen, iiber Ole ii6 Die aonbcn.
ton nift einig lit, ebenio fpie iiber
Die Srage, oh Die 8unoesreaierulla
fir ben 8au oes aonols 9onos
ausgeben ioa ooer nidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-23

Nus Chicago miro gemeloct,
ooB oortige Stlloenten oos Ralfen
atfgegeben uno Gbofolaoenplatden
llttlden. % ierum, ierum, ie-
runl . quae mittatio reruml~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-23
@elb fommt in 6anfen

On a. 81. Chisholm, BON greoopea,
q. 9. @ein @runo lit Ser Mube inert
5u lefen. uSeit LANCER 3eit lit ith
an unperoauIidfeit, TRIGGER 2eber,
Sartleibigfeit, Nernoiitdt nno aGgc-
meiner 56made@, idreibt er. Sd
fonnte nidt fdlafen, bate feinem PIP
petit, feinen gbrgeia uno puroe NIT
ieoem Gage idtpader, trob aaer me-
oi5inif6en 8ebanolung. Damn &c.
brandte i6 electric 8itters". IL
5laf6en gaben mir oie aIte araft
uno @~eiunobeit tuieoer. Scum fam id
pieoer ieoen Sag meine @eldaftc
b%eiorgen. gs lit cine punoerbare
Weoiain. unfeblbor fir Magen, &C.
Der, Rieren, Slut uno Merbe. so
,Gts. BET allen Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-23

N~afltebenos 9errert ipusasll 81
9earnten Der aiiociation ermdhtti
g. g. 6. &planb, @ictoria, 9raii'
bent; Senrp 8. @uepban, @reyoait,
2a., uno 9. S. PaIiner, Soriton,
giee.9raitoenten; 2eott 2ode, 2afe
CHARLES, 3d., Sefretdr uttb Gor
Miaer, Corpus Gbrtiti, SIlfslefre'
tar. Die nadite g%eriammlllne fin
BET in Beaumont ltatt.
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eyn Der @%eriammlnna.

Serr gum @oriibenoen pertrou-
lid): 49,. @as? Ser Sdneioer-
mifel bat au6 um's 8ort gebeten2
90 fonnen mir inns ia ouf cine
Stnnoe gefaBt mafenl"
B~oritbenoer: Seine Spur!. :.
Seine 5rau bot mir geiagt, bob er
nm 10 llbr piinftlid 81 Sauie lem
muB uno Dor %10 l1br geb ih
ibm g 8ort nidt!~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-23

oos Grin5ip ser DECENTRALIZATION per-
folgen; iolden 8eltrebungen muiie
entgegeneeorbeitet uer-
ben. 9ie erleoigung Ser &irdle1l-
uno Sbulffagen, mel6e leioer im-
mer nod onsitanoie III, ioa ser
&egierung iberlaien bleiben.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-19
INCREASED MARKET
 FOR MELON GROWERS
Geo. R. Brewster Returns From South ern Trip After Securing New Gus toners for Salt River Valley Water melons.

Geo. R. Brewster. representing the Salt River Valley Watermelon Crow CTS association, has returned from a trip through the southern part of the territory. He reports that his trip was a success in every particular and that he accomplished all that he had hoped.
 The reduction made in the freight rates since last season has made it possible for the local associa .ion to ship to the south as well as to the north. The rate last year was pro hibitive and MT. Brewster's trip was made to open up the southern market for the local melons. He sold carload lots in Tucson, Globe, Bisbee. Douglas, Nogales and Benson.
 The first shipment will be made on Wednesday, the 23rd, and will go to Tucson. The subsequent shipments will soon follow and will go to the other cities to the south.
 The shipments to the north which was last year the only market for the local growers, will be sent out as usual. Although no dates have been set for the shipments to the northern custom CTS, the cities to the north as far as Gallup and Albuquerque as in the mar ket for all of the melons that can be used.
 Mir. Brewster reports the crop as be- ing in fine condition. the vines being in fine shape and the melons of good size. About fifty car loads will be shipped 10 the various customers and the demand will possibly be greater than the supply, and there will be those who will want the melons who will be unable to secure them.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-19
BASEBALL SPIRIT
 IS ON THE "QU| V|VE'
Dope From Arkansas Arouses Base Ball Enthusiasts-One Time Phoenix Players Deliver the Goods-May Re- turn in Fall.


 Dave Goldberg who was manager of the Browns. the base ball team which represented this city in the territorial league a year ago last fall, is in re- ceipt of letter from some of the play CTS who participated in the tOurna- ment in this city during the fair of that year. The clipping from the pa per from Fort Smith, Ark, shows that the boys who played here are putting up first class ball and are making for themselves an enviable record, which if it can be continued will land them in the big league class in d short time Both Earthman and Rube Walters played in this section two years ago That they still remember Arizona and maintain their interest in this sporting activities of this section is evidenced by the facts of their letter The ac- count of the game is as follows:
 The day when 'Rube' Walters came to town will long oe remembered and talked of by the fans for it established several records in base ball history
 Tt takes the record for the longest game played at League Park. in the state or in the Arkansas league. In addition to that not a man was hit by a pitched ball nor given a base on balls and in this regard it established a worlds record. it is claimed.
 The rain which fell the greater DOT tion of the morning and for some time afternoon kept most of the fans away Those who were present saw one of the finest exhibitions of scientific base ball playing ever seen in Arkansas. Both teams played brainy ball and pulled off sensational fielding innum- erable, and the fans were kept gaSping for breath as the chances of the home team were imperiled. or yelling their lungs out over a sensational play by the home team.
 For three hours the teams contin- ued the battle and the shades of night would probably have closed the game before the end of another inning when Earthman smashed one over the head winning run"
 The account of the game has been passed around among some of the Phoenix fans and packers of the sport and has caused dreams of securing a strong team again in the fall. A few strong pitchers and probably a player or two, with the local material. would be all that is necessary for the estab- lishment of a strong team and already there are those who are formulating plans for securing the necessary finan- cial backing. The continued interest in the athletics of this section by such men as the players who sent the clip ping is a strong indication that they are interested and might easily be in duced to return here in the fall.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-19

Anyone contemplating spending the summer at Flagstaff will find all the modern cohVcniences and good service at Commercial Hotel. We keep all the Arizona papers on file.-J. H. Dona- hue, Mgr.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-19
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

The morning services 9. the First Methodist will be held at II am. Rev. R. H Wilkinson in charge. The even ing worship will be in the hands of Rev. Dr. Wilbur Fisk. of the Tempe pastorate.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-19

Hundreds of articles in the Furniture and Carpet departments priced like these:
 $3O.0O Iron Beds. .$18.50 $24.00 Iron Beds. .$13.50 5000 Iron Beds. .$12.50 40 different designs; some as cheap as .SZ.U
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
ASSESSMENT NOTICES
ASSESSMENT NOTICE


OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY
Location Of principal place os business No.
= Eleventh. Street n the City and County cf
San Frans.is iseo. State % GalifC-niaS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that. at meet
Ing OF the Directors Of the Ocean ShcTe Rail-
way COMPANY. held on the 18th day ef March
A. D. 1905. at $50 oTci0ck, A. M an assess
Eaent OF Five Dollars iS5-eet per share was
levied upon the subscribed ard Issued capital
sleek OF said corporation. payable on CT be-
fore ThErsisy. April 22nd. 1868, az 10 o'eloek.
n Of said day. 70 T. " CROSBY the
Assistant Secretary OF said corporation Ocean
Shore Railway COMPANY. At the office q said
Ocean Shore Railway Company 81 No. y
Eleventh Street Il TIE City ard County OF
san Francisco. and State OF California
Any stock upOa which said assessment shah
remain unpaid on the 22rG day Of APRIL a. d.
1852 At 10 o,ei0ck r.. viii b. delinquent.
and advertised for sale Al public auction and
unless payment Is made before. said stock VIII
Be sold on tie 10th day Of May. 4. y. 1919.
af 10 o'clock. r. n. Gf sid GsF. st The
front door CT said principal pIsee os business
Of said Ocean Slcre Railway COMPANY sit
uaFed At Ne - EieTeath Street in the city.
county and state Aforesaid. 20 pay the de-
IiEauent assessment levied thsreupoB. 10
gether With the costs o. advertising. and the
expenses OF said sale
Dated this 18th day of March. 4. D 1909.
BURKE C0RBET
seeretsry Of Oceza shore RAILWAY Company
Location OF of1ce. No. g Eleventh Street.
CITY and Ccanty OF san Francisco. State OF
California
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
CITY REAL ESTATE


IS. .5oG-House os 8 T ard b.; also large reception
room. high 6nishaSI cement basement, separz te
tradesmans eHtFauees large. clean yard. east
side 5ta az bet Lake and California srs; bi-
tgIminIzed street. cement walks: 3 car lLnes all
night service. Convenient 70 stores. schools
Preside ani q. .. PARK contains every mod
ern convenience. toilets. ; IaTa tories Iarga
closets. linen closets sUI drawers elsctric push
buttons throughout: telephone. paneie1 recep-
ton hall. stairway and diaEng room break
fast room sdditiaas plate racks. sldehoa-ds; :
m2nteIs gas and coal CRATE. large glass nro-
teetsd front pe-ca: stone steps, also glass IL
elased bzcz porch slakroo1 separate.
SEN IN EVERY ROOM.
These premises are locafed in solendi a
neighb01hocd and =ntfre block : built up vIrh
high class improvements the hoEse Is f7ishesI
with view 10 confert. convenience ard artfs-
tie arrangement
CASH. or Iihs-al mortgage can be arranged
Premises may be Inspected from / 10 4.So
?. N ksT At or ofEee sOPEN SUNDAY.
SMITH. RUSSELL & CO.
l9I 9Th az NV. cor Caiifcraia 81
Ph0ae Pacific A.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
LEGAL NOTICES

STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
Notice IS he-ebT given thSt a special meeting Of
the stock holders OF THE UNITED INVEST
MENT COMPANY hss been called and viii
be held at IT'S principal place fox transastinS
business Il Arizona. 70 wit. al the effce Of
>Co.l- ia room 1S in the pcStosfee building
IN Phoenix, Arizona. L. g A.. cn Tuesday.
April 6. A. D. 1859 81 the hour OF (11} eleven
o'clock a. m tor the purpose OF rstiEcatiCa
and confirmation OF sny and all business trans
acted by the said company from taa time %
its organization % the date OF said meeting
By order o. the Board of Directors
A. c. STELTER- Secretary
san Diego CAL March % 1900
The San Diego Gas s Electric LsSac Company
hereby gives notice that It viii par the principal
dated July L. 1887. On April II. 1903, with in
teFest accrued 10 that date, ar the Wells Fargo
Nevada National Bank. San Francisco. Cal or
at the effce OF The Standard Trust CoInpzlF Of
New YORK - Bread St. New York city Ponds
must be presented with all coupons payable On
aad after JUlF l. 1903. attached Interest VIII
cease on April II, Ia9s-
SAN DIEGO GAS ELECTRIC LIGHT con-
By n B. FOWLER. Secresa-y.
THE firm OF Webster s BroierIck has this day
been dissolved and neither the old firm OF
Webster < Brode-lck nor George A. Webster
Joseph A Broderick- GEO l. WEBSTER
TO Whom II sIay Concern: I viii not be re-
sp0lsible for any deEts contracted by ny wife.
Berniee J. Helmes. EDw. R. HELAES-
PEOPLES Market located 2t 22ga Market 81.
former proprietor A. II. LHcknana; creditors
present bills before April 3.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

A POSITIVE bsrgai1-3lete-u. sunny. 3 roou. =
story house- ior 34x1o4- excellent lceaf1on- :
minutes vaik 70 local trains ard business cen
ter, lawn ant flowers easy terms. Apply z5z5
MUST Be S0LD-Pair Of room Gsrs, rents ar
10 Per cent Det 81. zoo the asking price.
real bargain Inquire of owners. z-17 Euer-
son 81. near AshcT station Rerkslev.