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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08
ONE Was NIT
THE OTHER IT
Children Became Disguised With
Names Asked Court To
Change Them.
(By Associated Press.D

Mexico. Mo-. Jan. S.-N0thing Tut
tie and Something Tuttle are now
rrixy Tuttle and Kitty Tuttle. respect
lively. The young women are daughters
of T. T. Tuttle, a retired farmer.
.Tuttle's first child was born in 1881
lie therefore named her Eighty-one
Tuttle. She is now the wife Of Ru
fas jackson. The first boy was
named 1t Tuttle. Two OF the girls
disgusted with their names, have
had them changed BY legal procedure
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08
TYPOGRAPHICAL SECRETARY
TO 90 TO PENlrENTIAaN

Special ia The Netns.
New Orleans. Jan. S.-Orders ware
issued on Friday to have Samuel 4.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08

ba{Y walking to the desk. marking
their ballots. voting aad returning to
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-08
JUDGE DAVIS WAS
AT The CAUCUS
Hattiesburq's Police Justice Heard
Jackson Yesterday.

Police Justice ]. e. Davis returned
this morning from jackson, where
he has ben attending to professional
business nEhile In the capital at.
tended Democratic caucus
whict Eorins to elect . Uni.
ted hator.
rs heard all the speech
the various candidates,
very favorably impressed
humber, Of them. He stated
Brning that some Of the speech.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
DECREE Reversed
IN Sidewalk CASE
Supreme Court AbandOns the
Stand Taken in First Wood
land Decision
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

WOODLAND, Dec. 5.-Word was re-
ceived here today that the supreme
court has reversed its former ruling
in the celebrated sidewalk case.
About five years ago D. Balfour and
". P. Wilbur put down sidewalks in
front of their property. A short time
afterward the city council ordered side
walks put down for the entire district
in which Wilbur and Balfour lived.
These two refused to pay their pro
rata Of the cost, claiming they were
not benefited inasmuch as they already
had sidewalks. Both were, sued by the
city.
Balfour's case came up first and the
lower court held he did not have TO
pay the assessment. The supreme
court reversed the decision and de-
manded that the lower court find for
the city.
Wilbur's case was tried afterward,
and Judge Hawkins held that he did
not have to obey the mandate of the
supreme court in the Balfour case, and
that Wilbur did not have to pay the
assessment. The supreme court sus-
tained this decision, reversing its de-
cree in the Balfour case
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
Monday. December ;. 1910.
BRoNSON-PO0LE-0w Bronson. 21. 92o Post
street. and Nelly B. Poole, Is, 1900 California
street.
CAMBIANO-DENEHY- Joseph F. Cambiano. "a.
San Jose. and Isabel c. Denehy. 22. 64 Wood
ward avenue.
UGHToN-STAEHLE-R F. Houghton. 81
and Yaleda F. Staehle, 20 both of Corning
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Walter Houghton, %.
Detroit, Mich, and Fannie Becker, l9, 1884
Pacific avenue.
kATTEIl-SOL0MON-J Kattel %. % Alli-
son avenue. and Margaret solomon. % 81 Auis-
avenue.
LAWE-HALE-Cha f. Lave. 2s 632 Lyon
street and Marie E. Hale 25, Spokane.
LOEB-LEVY-Vetor r. Loeb, 2S, SIS Market
street, and Florence Levy, 81, PA Haight
street
MARToLA- -BANNAN-Joseph Martola. 81. Sau-
salfto, and Alice Bannan, Is, AIS Steiner
street
RT-GILLIES-Edgar A. Reinhsrt 21.
1890 California street, and Edna B. Gillies. IS.
Butte, Mont.
RORPHURO-HYDE-Mo Rorphuro. 3S, and
Mary E. Hyde. 35. both of Fresno.
TRIPP-GUILLAND-Ch NJ Trip. S5. 1914
Tenth avenue. and Edith, A. Guilland, "a.
Spokane.
YOUNG-SToRCH- l. Young Ss. Belen,
n. NJ, and Matilda G. Storch, %, SD Hayes
street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
HORTICULTURAL
EXPERT DISMISSED
Prof. E. Chase Dropped for In
subOrdinatiOn; Accused SUI
periOr of incompetence
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lOFONAut .S%feFutSH ~ HC Sdt
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 5.-Prof. Elmer
Chase. who was connected with the
fight waged by the state and govern
men against pear blight in California
and is considered to be an authority
on such matters, was summarily dis
missed today as deputy county horti-
cultural commissioner by Commissioner
T. r. NJ. Bloomer for characterization.
The dismissal comes as a climax to
charges brought against Bloomer by
Chase. Chase alleged that the head
of the department in Sacramento
county was not capable of holding the
position and ignorant of the duties of
the office.
Chase's dismissal was handed to him
a he was about to address the board
of supervisors on matters pertaining
TO the work.
The board is seeking advice from
the district attorney TO ascertain
whether or not the office can be aboI-
ished here. 1t has been the source of
petty rows, ructions and jealousies
ever since its establishment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
SUPERVISORS DECIDE
TO RAISE SALARIES
San Joaquin ConstabIes and
Justices to Receive Increases
TSeeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. Dec. 5.-The justices of
the peace and constables of Stockton
and nine country precincts are to re-
ceive an increase in their salaries.
The supervisors today decided on the
Increase, but before the country officials
viii get their raise they must take the
census Of their respective precincts.
Will the authorities are certain the in
crease in census will warrant the raise
in pay, it has been held by the district
attorney that such procedure will be
necessary, the detailed report from the
United States census bureau not having
been received yet.
Justic A. c. Parker viii receive $3.50
a month instead of 800 and the con-
stables 500 instead Of SIS.
The present salaries and the pro-
posed increases in the county precincts
follow:
s 0'Neal. from S65 to $Tj: Elkborn. from $50 to
SIS; Dent, from S15 10 S35: Castoria. from $50
to S45; Douglass. from SO 10 $50. Liberty. from
slJ 10 S35; Union, from $50 TO $45; Elliott, from
30 10 S45i Tulare, from Ss5 TO $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
SAN FRANCISCO FIRM
MAKES LOWEST OFFER
Bids Submitted for Construction
of Sacramento Courthouse
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 5.-The lowest
old entered today before the Sacra-
mento county board of supervisors for
the construction of the new county
courthouse. to cost more that $500. 600.
was that of the Lindgren company of
San Francisco. $53e, 900 for a structure
with two stories faced with granite
and Se50,0O0 for the entire building 10
be of granite facing. Several local
firms and other San Francisco firms
submitted bids. but 1t will not be
known until next week who is tho
successful bidder. The board Of s,,-
pervisors is going to consult the grand
jury in the awarding of the contract.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
CAPITALISTS WIDOW
WILL SETTLE ESTATE
Mrs. Ella N. Pierce Appointed
Administrative
Especial Dispatch TO The Call


STOCKTON, Dec. 5.-Eua N Pierce.
widow of the late capitalist, Charles D.
PIERCE, was appointed today administra-
triX of his estate, with bond fixed at
1000. The appraisers named are Carl
ton G. Case, f. w Goodrum and w. w.
Stevens.
Pierce died October II, 1909, from in
Jurles received in a runaway that oc-
CURED on West lane near this city. His
brother the late W. Frank Case, was
made administrator of his estate. The
latter died October with only part of
Charles Pierces estate admins trated.
The widow applied for the unadmin-
lstrated portion which consists of real
estate in Los Angeles valued at $4,000,
real estate in Stockton valued at
S25,000, Contra Costa water company
bonds valued at $4,000, Hawaiian com
mercfal company bonds valued at $4,000
and promissory note for $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
School ON WHEELS
OFF ON LONG TRIP
Farmers Demonstration Train
Leaves Sacramento for
Ten Day Journey
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 5.-The farmers
demonstration train, which will during
the next 10 days cover all of California
north of Sacramento and go into Ore
gon as far as klamath Falls, left Sac
ramento today under the auspices of
the University of California and the
Southern Pacific company
The educational department of the
college on wheels is under direct charge
OF Prof w. T. Clarke of the univer-
slty, and the train itself is under the
direction of James Ogara, district
freight and passenger agent
Ihose who commenced the lecture
tour here are:
Prof G.. w. Shaw. Prof. c.. ". Woodworth
ProI w b. Herms, Prof ]. S. Burd. Prof. C.
b b Lipman. Mrs. NJ. E. sherman. Prof W. T.
Clarke, W. z: Packard. F. Flossfelder. Prof. T.
lEhot T; Hunt Prof F. l. Yeaw, H G. Bryant. J. |.
thompson. DR.: A. S. Almeida, Prof. S. d. Will
klns, Miss F. 2. Van wormer Prof R. NJ. Rob
erts' Prof. A. NJ. Cleghorn and Prof. II. A.
Hopper.
They will give lectures on all sub
Jects pertaining to farming.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
COLUSA CLUBWOMEN
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Money Will Be Used to Beau
tify and Improve City
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

COLUSA, Dec 5.-The Womans I'm
provement club is arranging to give a
local talent play at the theater on the
nights of December Is and Is, the
money raised to be used in beautifying
the city parks planting trees along
city streets and in general improve
ment. More than 100 will take part.
Rehearsals are being held now.
Following are those who will take
the principal parts:
Eldridge Hicok. G. D. McComish, Henry Kauf-
man, Flecia Entremont, Helen Wright Marie
lie Mason Wilson Scsrlett and Lloyd Merrill.
AS preliminary to plans for civic
Improvement the clubwomen attended
a lecture tonight at the Christian
church by Rev. J. f. Shines of San
Francisco on What the Women of
Other Cities Are Accomplishing"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Sells BIG
AREA Of timber
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

RED BLUFF, Dec. 5.-One of the
largest timber deals recorded in north
ern California in several years is the
sale of 100000 acres of wooded land
on the coast range in Glenn and Te-
hama counties. A Chicago syndicate
is the purchaser and the sellers are
e. B. Perrin, Finnell brothers and a
number of smaller owners.
The names of those. buying the tract
are not known, but the deal was ne
gotiated by S. S. McKerscher, a tim
Der cruiser. 1t is said the price to be
paid is close to $4,000, ,000
lnasmuch as most of the land is
several miles from a railroad, it will
necessitate the building of a line to
market the lumber. Such a road would
open up rich section of western Glenn
and Tehama counties.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
PIPE LINE TO CONSERVE
VALLEJO WATER SUPPL Y
Improvement Expected to Save
so Per Cent of Fluid
[Spccial Dispatch 10 The CoHl

VALLEJO, Dec. AT the compile
tion Of a tour of inspection of the
municipal water site yesterday Mayor
J. F. Chappell. Commissioner of Public
Works w. p. Blake, City Trustee
Charles Butler and City Clerk Tormey
came TO the conclusion that by in
stalling 1000 feet of six inch pipe
from the naval reservation below res
ervoir No. ] to the diverting dam half
of the water used by the city and
Mare island could be saved during the
dry season. The city has 500 feet Of
the required pipe, and Deputy Water
superintendent Dave Maier has prom
ised TO do the installing so ali that
viii be necessary TO capture the fluid
Will be the purchase of 400 feet of
pipe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
EAST RECEIVES LAST
OF DECIDUOUS FRUIT
Consignment From California
Closes Shipping Season
[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Dec 5.-wnth the
shipment of Is cars of grapes during
the last week and with the last lot
sent to the markets of the east today
the shipments Of deciduous fruits from
the state of California are closed for
this year. The total number of cars of
deciduous fruit sent to the eastern
markets. according to the California
fruit distributors, is 14,022, consisting
Of: Cherries, 250 cars; apricots, 800
cars; plums, 1862 cars; pears. 2,261
cars; peaches, 2,51S cars; grapes, 1880
cars; apples, 2,104 cars; miscellaneous,
II cars. The record is lower than that
of last year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
COMMERCE CHAMBER
TO BE INCORPORATED
Members of Sacramento Body
Effect a Reorganization
ISbccihl Di,oatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 5.-Meeting to-
night, the members of the chamber of
commerce of Sacramento reorganized
by electing a new set off officers and
directors and deciding by resolution to
incorporate under the laws of the state
governing the Incorporation of asso-
Citations such as chambers of COM
mrece, boards of trade, etc.
The officers elected were: d. W. Car
michael. president; Scott f. Ennis, vice
president; George J. Bryte. treasurer.
The directors elected were: D. A.
Lindley, M. W. Nathan, Henry Mitau.
w. f. Lovdal. John r. Larue. w. +.
Geary. Chauncey H. Dunn. Fred c.
Yoerk, r. W Hale. c. J. Titus. /. f.
Breuner. J. H. Arnold. Harry Thorp.
+. W. keisel, J. c. Carly, D. u. Sulli-
van, S. l. Hopkins and stephen S. Day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
DUCK CREEK BRIDGE
CONTRACT is AWARDED
SD Daeelck o The Call

STOCKTON. Dec 5.-The Board Of
supervisors let the contract today for
the construction Of the Duck creek
bridge near Pennington TO NJ. B. White
Tor sl.0s5. The other bidders were: A.
9. watkins, S1.49A95; F. H. Martin,
81 45o. Clark & Henry, s1.400; Y. J.
0'Brien. s1.s02: r. p. McIntire, 81 1896;
II. T. Gillian, $1,23e.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
TWO MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT STOCKTON
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. Dec. 5.-Marriage IL
censes have been issued as follows:
George P. Avdalos. aged e5, and Lou Asher,
aged 49, both of Stockton.
George A. Warren, aged 10. and Mnna Mar
zotto. aged %, both of Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
DOES MEYER INTEND TO
BUY UNION IRON WORKS? +?
Secretary's Change of Heart
ArouSeS Mare Island
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


VALLEJO, Dec. 5.-Secretary of the
Navy Meyers recommendations to con-
gress were the sole topic of discussion
on Mare island and in this city today
and everywhere the impression pre-
vailed that the official had suffered a
change of opinion, for some unknown
reason, since he visited the local sta
tion a few weeks ago. At that time he
declared that with a deeper channel
Mare island would be an ideal station
and that he favored a 100000 appro-
priatfon for that purpose.
In seeking a reason for his sudden
desire to establish a subnaval base
farther down the channel the me-
chanics and residents of this city are
of the opinion that it is because he
desired the purchase of the Union iron
works in San Francisco. That Charles
NJ. Schwab is anxious to sell his big
plant has been known for some time,
and 10000, 900 is declared by the men
who have worked there to be a con-
servative estimate of it's worth.
But the mechanics and businessm en-
of this city are not discoura ged. On
the contrary, they feel that the report
shows clearly that Vallejo must dis
cover some other means upon which to
depend for an existence. To the oil
wells now being sunk north of the
town they are turning for their re-
demption, and they believe that if the
precious fluid is found in paying uuan-
titles that the town need worry no
more whether there are $500 or SOC
mechanics in the va RI
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Notable Deaths

ISAAC STERN-New York. Dec. 5.-Isaac stern.
one of the best known dry goods merchants in
the United States, died suddenly of heart dis
ease at his home here early today.
oSTER-St. Paul. Mimi. Dec. o
MonSigGor John A. OSter. who was ordained
priest by Bishop CretIn. the first bishop OF
the Roman Catholic diocese of St. Paul De-
cemher 49, 1856. died in St Joseph's hospital
today. He was rs years old
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
MARRIAGES

LAN-SCHwERIN--In this city. Novem-
Der 80, 1870 by the Rev. H. Fl. Bell. SSl-
vester Cohelan and Olive J. Sehwerin.
SCHULTZ-JENSEN-ln this city, December 5,
1910, by the Rev. E. NJ. Stensrud. Emil Fred
eriek Schultz and Margaret Jensen, both Of
Fresno. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
KILLED BY TR

KILLED BY TRAIN-Oxnard. Dec. 5.--Clsyton
Riley, former railroad employe. in
stantiy killed today when. in attempting 10
board moving freight tran. be slipped be
Desth the wheels He 27 years old and
has relatives in Okmulgee, Okla.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Tiburon Is Candidate

BELYEDERE Dec. 5.-Prominent
citizens of Belvedere and Tiburon have
asked the Marin promotion league to
call the attention of the war depart
ment to Tiburon as site for a deep
water naval station. The report of
Secretary Meyer to the effect that Mare
island is inaccessible for heavy battle-
ships and heavy cruisers and that a
hew naval base may be established has
awakened the widest interest here
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

Anderson, John ~ 40 Lepori Maurizio -. 3s
Austin, Elizabeth A. 81 McMurtrie, Thomas. 5S
Baker, Elizabeth -. 6SI Malowansky, John NJ Te
Bannerman Pat'k NJ. 53l Ailinovich, Milo c.. &c
Bensen, Charles w. 80 o. Brein, Catherine. -
Blake, John T.. 53I Patchell Elsie Field -
Brown. Chas. A.. 3Sl Puntigam, ]. Otto. =
Coffey, Rebecca -. al Roberts, Stephen II. 81
Danove, Stephen. :. sol Schwartz. Simon As
Fenton, Annie NJ. A Shay. James D.. 8.
Garrett. Mary E.. IS Siegman. Henry -. IS
Haberly, George W. - Storror Edward T(
Hallengren. Henrietta a The-kof, Francis D..
Hansen, Hans. ..... A. Weiss. Henry j.. Ts
Hartman, Israel I: Wilson, James A. F. 2
Henney, Sarah .. G lager Ezra R.. IS
Hughes, DR.. Jerome ;eile, Frederick w. 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

ANDERSoN-In this city. December 4. 1910
John Anderson, native Of Sweden, aged 42
years.
AUSTIN-In Jacksonville. Fla, December 4.
1910, Elizabeth Ann Austin. mother OF the
late Paul 2. Austin. aged 81 years.
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FORECLOSURE SALE-RESIDENCE.
Only $1,000 cash required to purchase this
comfortable house in heart of Western
addition; lot nearly 30 feet frontage by full
depth; must be sold to meet obligations now
house at genuine foreclosure sale; price only
Sc 600 (74671
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LEGAL NOTICES


AT a court of probate holCen at Hartford. in
and for the district of Hartford. on the 10th
day Of April, 1910
Present, l.. p Waldo Marvin. judge.
Estate of John Cleary, late OF Hartford in
said district deceased.
The executrix of said estate having filed in
court supplemental account showing the pay
ment of all legacies given by the terms of the
will of said decedent except a legacy of five
hundred (J00) dollars in favor of Mrs. Mar
garet Hayden, formerly of San Francisco. Cal.
but whose present address is unknown, and her
resignation such executriX. il is
ORDERED that the Goth day of May, 1910,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the probate
office in Hartford. be and the same is hereby
assigned for bearing on the allowance of said
account. and on the acceptance OF said resigna-
ton. and the appointment of an admins
traitor dc bonis non cum testamento annexo to
complete the settlement of said estate, and
that notice of the time and place set for said
hearing be given to all persons known to be
interested in said estate under said will and
particularly TO said Margaret Hayden, by pub
fishing a copy of this order three times sue
cessively in some newspaper having a circula-
ton In said city of San Francisco. and by
sending like copy of said order by mail. post
age prepaid. to Margaret R. Cline. No Al
Brook st, Hartford, Conn, all at least 10 days
before the day set for said hearing.
L. z. WALDO MARVIN, Judge.
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OIL LANDS

THE UNDERWRITERS OIL co. offers the
safest oil investment on the market. We are
buying 400 acres of proven land in the Coal
inga field. There will be no drilling. The
land will be resold in small parcels.
The big money in oil has been made OF
the land.
Write for particulars.
UNDERWRITERS OIL CO..
1852 J ST. Fresno Cal.
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MONEY TO LOAN

niture, pianos, warehouse receipts or security
of any kind; loans can be repaid In easy
weekly, monthly or yearly payments. We will
arrange the loan TO suit you, same can be re-
paid whenever you desire. We give you the
full amount asked for; there are no advanced
charges of any kind. If you owe another
broker or bills of any kind we will pay them
for you and give you more money. 1t is easier
to pay one than number. We make you
better rates and terms than any in the
city. 1t viii pay you to call and investigate
ILLINOIS FINANCE CO., formerly Illinois
Trust Co.. 1916 Eddy, u block from Fillmore
Tel. West 6745: S 2924
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sl6,000-Beautiful home of S rooms etc: walls
in silk textile: besmed and inlaid cell
ings: hardwood floors; fixtures hand made
to order; 40 foot lot: terraced garden;
beautiful view auto facilities; fine loca-
ton; Ashbury bill. (66S5)
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CITY REAL ESTATE
RICHMOND HEIGHTS.

9th, 10th, 18th avs, A and SITS.
This beautiful tract, with an uuobstructed
view of the Golden gate and Presidio hills is
the most popular residence district avail
able; nowhere else can you find property so well
situated and so well improved at such moderate
prices: the skill with which the tract has been
laid out is an insurance that your home will be
protected from undesirable neighbors and un-
slightly shacks.
The car service is unexcelled being reached by
the Eddy. McAIlister. Hayes and Mission cars.
We have many different styles and sizes of
homes that we want to show YOU We know
that we can please You with originality.
Our statesmen are the ground every day.
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
JOSEPH A. LEONARD. Manager,
903 Phelan building
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S12, 5o0-Marine view residence: stories, attic
and high basement bedrooms; living
room. 17x23 paneled walls and beamed
ceilings: lot 30N104: shingled all around !;
pretty garden in rear exceptionally we'll
built; every room sunny: Baker St near
Vallejo. (76S7)
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SANITORIUMS

A-PRIVATE home for the sick; confinement
female troubles III East 18th ST Oakland.
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LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS LOT

S1,750-Cottage OF rooms: on 10th av; no
far from St; lot 25x120. (7472
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ZIG, 50o-Will net you profit of $4,000; "a
lots; corners: l block from cars and
Golden Gate park; TO park and
Preside boulevard; call and get further
information
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INVESTMENTS
TO THE INVESTOR
CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY ELSE
WHERE.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
900 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co.
900 shares Monterey Coal Co.
1000 shares Liberty OIL Co.
900 shares Jewell Oil Co Ga bargain.
1000 shares Templor McKittrick OIL Co.
coo shares Alisal at 10c.
600 shares lie Blanc at 2715c
800 shares -Four Metals (San Josef at 12c
800 shares Lady Washington Oil Co.
200 shares Yellowstone Oil, cheap.
100 shares $. W. & B., cheap.
100 shares Teddy Jaw Pnlverizer.
100 shares Burlingame Typewriter Co at roe
shares La Zacualpa Rubber 1890 seres) !;
cheap.
List Your Securities With Us
Z. NJ. HARRIS e. CO.
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS'
111-I53 Phelan bldg Tel. Suffer 1925.
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4T6 Monadnock building. san Francisco. Cal
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE
500 shares Alisa Oil Co........ a so 90
1,300 Alaska Petroleum 4 Coal Co. -. a. 10
1000 shares Jewell Oil Co......-..... .33
1000 shares Four Metals lSan JOSEF "a IL
LOCO Lady Washington OH Co... a. is
1000 Calf Pressed Brick Co... "a %
900 shares Coannga Crude OIL Co. a 20
1000 shares Monterey Coal Co... 02
1000 shares Templor Ranch Oil Coo 20
1000 shares Spring Tire Co.......0 81
300 New. PENNSYLVANIA Petroleum. "a 30
500 shares Consolidated of Coalnga IA IL
800 shares Liberty Oil Co.......0 II.
10 shares Rio Michol Rubber ID 25O0
10 Chiapas Rubber Plantation. Wanted