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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
MaNHATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVENUE-Julius / Livings-
ton he's sold No. 1892 Amsterdam avenue r.
six story fat house. with stores on plot 4ox
leo feet. adjoining the southwest corner Of
l34th street.
l42D STREET-William C. Flanagan Co.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS. ,

AVE D. = 312 q % Sd It. IS fT9Gx ir7ess
Adolf Nande1 loans Louis Sshaff4r So. 800 - ,
GREENWICH ST. y :. Sill = n Rank
"a 1nx33. AZ irreg. Joseph kOenissbeTg loans
F-roma Realty Co $50 500 p
RATHGATE AVE. a cn0 = = o. f775 81
5fx11J7: city Mortgage 90 loans u 4 Cons--1,s-
Ton g On.I
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MECHANICS LIENS.

EVELYN PI1. Davidson ave 5NxIoso-
Antonio D'Angeio sgt Frank Ten Brook. owner
and contractor: 81. 30
HUGHES AVE. . s 15n II : Of 1seth 81 25x
SO; Standard Fire Proof. sash and Door co
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LIS PENDENS.

s6TfT ST % Wast: Perrival Sr1frh are
Lyon
GOTH ST. 312 TO GIG East. 9sth -. 51S and
BIS East; two actions; Aimee Opp@nheir1sr sz-
Mary A Connolly al foreclosure Of two
mtgs,: attorneys, Oppeuhsmsr & Arnold
23D ST f46 $50 West. Antonio NUngo ~ a.
a gt Gibson Steingart Construction 90 action N
foreelose mechanics LEM: attorneys, Bowers a
Sands
BROOK AVE. 45a. Hurvitz & Finkelscsia-
Iron Works Herman Brand ~ al action IN
forecIose mechanics ueu). sttorneys Tayl1r- a.
Fart --s
LEWIS ST u cor stanton 81 5Gxin0; t7so
actions Theodore n Kellogg sgt Bernhard Cohu
notices Of levy; attorney not given
PRINCE ST 10: Vincent Farrell 81 al agt
Joseph Farrell 81 al partition. attorney
Rcgan.
AMSTERDAM AVE u COT 18TH 81 TO- III
100; Broadway Savings INSTITUTION ~ rhs City
of New YORK aSt Lyman SsrnST - a. tfoTe-
closure of mtgt: attorney. II Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13

hrE arcades studio AMI mission Specially
Amusement Co. lot West SOD -. owner. Z 9
Maurer 1898 Broadway. architect. cost s.. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13

sst Fratantont 4 Amabne Realty Co. orrsr ara
contractor; 800 -
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " . 1888 =. -.
1921 -, l3e 6xil0-3. North Sand Co agr Ka-oress,
Construction Co owner and contractor. 81 SIS q
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD s. 1913 II AZ
1921 SO. 1879 flrfS5 10: Jacob Arrnbruss axs x,-
$3.50 80 -,
WESTMINSTER AVE . rhoi. front - :
tween Fox and Simpson SITS. pa. sxloS 3. Ha-E
blsor-WaIker Rer-ac-orfes CO sgt H.r-v A~xa,
owner. Giles a Fuhrsnn. con.ractors 500 50
3D. ST, 3os East: Fisher ~ II az Ns,5.I
IAfchtax owner and contractor: Harvey T. Fi.c<
orner- Abraham I1ichfax. Lena ard Mr. re-,.
terhefn1. contractors. S115
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. PA 70 z1aa: "a
r,n l. Ross szt ka,onsh Construction Co.
owner and contractor. 81. go
9Th ST. 521 East: Max NsndsIrnsr sxt cr~fs5
tan Heissner, owner, Jane Sinlnfddls con-
tractor. SIS
10TH ST. aoS West: yulius Gors AZ. rass--.-
De r Moore owner. Ssiin & Stephan Contractors.
1872.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS. ,.ens

fl2D ST . 3, 100 II % Lenor ave. H,--
sieyeI ast Duchess Construction Co 81 al. Dec T.
1910 (by depost): $40
PHNEI.ANOER AVE. cor MulIins~ re-
Clyde F Hoses azt John Do. - al Dec 8 fafa-
S27e S.
CASTLE HILL AVE aso % a7s: c-.o-x.
Valentine agt James Reynolds 81 al, July Il
1910: 81 400.
BRON%DALE RID. intsrs.c P1frA.
lander ave: Clyde HOVres azt John Dee - Al.
Dec s. 1910: s27e IS.
10TH ST 2Ss East Hyrran Splitter as- sadi.
Berger ct al. Dec "a 1899 (csncellef}; s17 .
WISE AVE : u cor I7ssd ST; Hugh CoI=.U -
Ole III Olsen et al. July II. 1910. slfa 30
path ST S. 225 f. OF eth ave. P 7 r1y- 4
sons. Inc. ssr District Realty co ct al. Nov 10
1910: So 600
f5zD ST sTs East: David Schneider sz- Ionx
fellow Realty Corporation ct al; Dec S, fqlD.
SEQ
COSTER ST g 25a = % Sporo-f .-S...
Joseph Schuesser Tec'r. ssr Joseph Schwartz ~ >
al: Aug Is. 1910. Sss D. -
FRONT ST. 12a: Max Grsenberg sst Santos
Co et al: Oct Is. 1910; SO
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transaction was recorded
at the Real Estate Exchange salesroom,
Nos. II and Is Vesev street, yesterday:
By Herbert a. Sherman.
FTNDi.AY AVE g q cor 10th ~. 2+S SIX OK
irr=g vacant; sold 70 the defendant for So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
ADDS TO FIFTH AVENUE HOLDINGS
Edward Hobrook Purchases Dwelling House Between 5zd anf
SD Streets from Mrs. Sarah N. Schiefen
BIG OFFER FOR WEST AID STREET PROPERTY

have sold for Mimi. Tobias the Ave story nat
house No. 234 west 1920 strest on plot
4oxaa II feet
THE BRONX
10TH sTREET-N Kurzrok has sold
through Leslie F. Randall the plot, sSxe9
feet the north side of 1soth street. Pa feet
west of Fulton avenue to builder Tor I'M
mediate Improvement.
PARK AVENrE-Kurz &, Jrer have sold
for John Schaefer ten lots on the west side
Of Park avenue, 217 feet north of 1s+th street
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, December L..
ORDERS 1851 ED.-The following orders
have been issued:
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. :. part lots 264 and 265-
KOS: Dec 3: > yrs. 5l2 per
0 William Seitz: s., 500; ad-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
r. Blasco

Contra los recbos de depdsito que expden Sc chter
l6dico por ell pazo que dure Ell dep6sito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16

vivo fera Illumination para matrlmo
MOS tropicales.
Ell empresario espera tener un lleno
en Navidad, epoca predilecta para las
bodas. Y esta SECURE de que los recien
casados, mientras permanezcan en- su
hotel no Sc daran el mas leve aranazo !;
antics al contrario, Sc amaran sin tre-
qua, porque-y en- este prueba el buen
industrial sus condolences de sutil psi.
c6logo-cada pareja guerra hacer Greer
a las otras que es La mas fellz.
r. Blasco
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

It was dcided that all members of the department who can get away shall meet with the cemetery committee and visit the cemetery next Sunday at 9 a. m. so as to find out just what sort of a monument they want and the best position for it.
 Several months ago a two-acre tract of land was purchased from the Knights of Pythias adjoining Evergreen as d cemetery for firemen. IL is now proposed to erect monument with g siX-fOot base and eleven feet high that shall stand for the department as d whole
 It was also decided that a committee from the department should meet with the Five Points committee and appear before the city council at the next meeting to urge the establishment of sub-fire station at that point. This matter has been brouht to th" atten tion of the council before, but no ac- ton was taken at that time. The resi- dents in the neighborhood of Five Points are anxious for better fire pro- lection and the members Of the de- partment are equally concerned. as the run to Five Points from the engine house is hard on the horses and leaves the rest of the city unprotected.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
AN OPEN AIR scHooLRooM

An innovation in school building is proposed by Snowden Ashford. muni- .cipal architect. on whose suggestion the commissioners are asking con- gress for an additional $4O,OOO with which to add to the Western High School. Thirty-fifth and R streets Northwest. large porch on the esst front. on which classes can be taught during reasonable weather.
 Should congress make the appro- priation. Western will be within a few months one of the most modern high school buildings in the coun- try.
 It is the purpose of the munich pal architect and the board of educa- ton to erect school buildings of such a character as to give the pupils as much fresh air. as possible. It is believed that the idea advanced by Mir. Ashford if incorporated in the Western. will go further toward this end than anything yet attempted.
 The plan proposed is to erect high porch at the front of the build-
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Ten hundred seats ten cents New Airdome opening tonight.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
PICKED NINE WILL
 PLAY AGA|NST J. s. |.
Boys From Whipple Barracks Will Play Local Team Next Sstur-
 day and Sunday.

A baseball nine composed of men and officers of the regiment of United States soldiers stationed al Whipple Barracks will come down to Phoenix next Saturday and play a picked nine that Manager Rudolph win get to- gether. Two games will be played one Saturday and one Sunday.
 A telephone message was received by Rudolph last night asking him if he thought he could get up a team that could play ball little. Rudolph replied that he thought he could. The army we'll come down and smear 'em." Ru- dolph is consequently looking for some real ball players and TO Chicago White SoX need apply
 The Phoenix Coyotes are not eXclud- ed. however It is probable that four of that nine will play in the coming games. with the army boys. The boys that walloped the University of Arizona ought to be good enough to play a fair game with the army men at the very least. The team that is coming down from Prescott is said to have Q certain reputation as ball spankers A year ago in the Philippines they cleaned up everything on the islands; but of course the Philippines is vastly diff ferent portion of Uncle Samuers terri tory from Phoenix The games will be played at ESastlake park
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
PROFESSOR MANUEL
 CAUGHT AT LAST
The Indian Burglar of the Indian
 School.

Charles Manuel. an Indian who also assumes the disguise of Thomas Roy was arrested yesterday by the Indian police for the commission of a bur glary, or a series of them. at the h. dian School. Though the crime was committed last November and it was known that Manuel was the burglar he could not be located before But in all that time he had not been twenty miles away from the school Nor had he been especially trying to conceal himself
 Manuel stole some money from the school. but his particular offense was the breaking into the bandroom and taking a uniform and q cornet.
 He was not a member of the band. had no ear for music and had no training But he had wind enough to toot the horn. and arraying himself in the uniform, he went to the reser- vatiOn, where he entertained the na- tives with nightly one-man concerts with his cornet They thought one of the old masters had come to life again. Art was rampant on the res ervatiOn.
 Word of the Manuel musical aggre- gation- from time tO time reached the Indian School authorities. but by the time they reached the point where he was last seen and heard he was play ing an engagement at another reser- vation. He was scattering his music all through the desert air and wearing the uniform to q frazzle.
 But the hand of the law. which had been reaching out blindly for Professor Manuel. was laid on his shoulder yesterday morning.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

resents eleven days run of the 200 ton mill The Tom Reed sent in 159 | pounds of bullion. worth about $37.- | coo, and is the result of a twelve days run in ten-stamp mill.
 In both mines the average of the ] ore now being stopped is better than l ever. and the new ore bodies beiEg developed are showing up larger and | richer. Manager Phillips estimated l the March production of the Gold
 Road at about s55.00O. which will
 probably be exceeded easily in April.
 judging from yesterdays shipment
 Flint pebbles. used for fine grind ing in tube mills. have been found
 practically at the doors of the San
 Francisco district mines. The eX- treme hardness and wearing qualities necessary for such grinding have been found up 10 this time only in pebbles coming from the coast of Norway. whence they are being exported for use in tube mills throughout the min
 ing world. Some. time ago Henry Lovin of Kingman and Bob ZuTer of Gold Road discovered flint pebbles along the Colorado river. which is
 
 induced the arrangements of the above mines to experiment with them.
 In the last few weeks they have been thoroughly tried out in both the Gold Road and Tom Reed mills and have given excellent results Super intendent Bosqui of the former ex- pressed himself as very much pleased with the new pebbles. and pronounced N uct. Inasmuch as the latter have been shipped in at great expense, the discovery of suitable grinding pebbles so close at hand is going to material ly cut down the cost of milling.
 Both If the above mines have let contracts for several hundred tons of the Colorado river pebbles. and as they are found along nearly its en- tire length in this county. the supply is sufficient for general usage throughout the country and new industry seems assured.
 F. H. Hendrick of Denver is eX- amining the Sunnyside and other properties in Oatman. in which he is interested. The Sunnyside shaft is | down 100 feet and the bottom in very | good ore. A C. Werden is superin- l tendent.
 Last weeks strike in the Gold ! Crown mine near Union Pass. is hold [ ing up very well. Samples across the face of turnel No for the last ten feet have averaged s2OSO per ton.
 The suit of w c. Fellows against i the Tom Reed company to quiet title to one of the most valuable of the latters group of claims was brought | up at the present term of the district court, but because of its importance , and the fact that it's hearing will con- sume considerable time, the case was adjourned to the 18th of this month Aside from the great value of the in question. the case is very important one. in that it in- ! wolves points on location work and location monuments the decision of which will establish a general prece- q dent for the entire territory.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Americas caruso. New Airdome.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Show worth while. New Airdoms. A show for the people.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
@.@.3. pLoen oepTs Hu%GRs S2G

smooth blood and healthy that the cuuc properly circulation unhealthy the effect i erpions b0 pmpies definitely into the blood u because of sluggish condition of those  This unhealthy matter left the system and ment and filing and the skin disease of
 
 
 
 
 
 
  andre THE SPECIFIC ATLANTA,
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
THE GOLD OUTPUT
 0F M0HAVE MINES
The Results of Twenty three Days
 Run in Two Mills.

Correspondence of The Republican.)- Two shipments were brought in yes- terday from the Gold Road and Tom Reed mines. which establish new records for these properties. The Gold Road output, consisting of near ly COG pounds of precipitates. is val
 ued at approximately $25, 900 and rep-
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
QUARTERLY MEETING OF
 FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Purchase of Monument for the Fireman's Cemetery is W
 Contemplated.

The regular quarterly meeting of the Phoenix fire department was held last night at the city hall. The chief busi- ness under discussion related to the erection of a general monument in the firemen's cemetery on the Yuma road.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
PILES BRING DESPAIR.
Take courasel Internal Treatment
 Will Cure.

Piles make life unhappy and ruin the best disposition. Most sufferers have been bitterly disappointed by many failures to find a cure. A medicine in tablet form, taken internally, that aviods the unpleasant features of oint- ments. suppOsitories and operations. and cures thoroughly by removing the inside cause, is surely worthy trying. especially as the Lovett Drug Co. of Phoenix. guarantees it.
 pr. Leonhardt's -ROid costs 31 for a large box-24 days treatment pr. Leonhardt CO, Station B. Buffalo, x. Y. Write for booklet
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

DiahrhOea should be cured without loss of time and by medicine which like Chamberlain's COlic Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy not only cures promptly but produces no unpleasant after effects. It neWr fails and is pleasant and safe to take. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

ing in the center of the main struc ture. This will be supported by six large pillars. On the outer edge of the porch provision will be made for flower boxes.-Washington Post
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

ADVICE TO MOTHERS-Mrs WinsIow's Soothing Syrup should al. ways be used for Children's Teething It soothes the child. softens the gums allays all pain, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for DiarrhOea. Twenty five cents a bottle
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
GOOD GOVERNMENT
LEAGUE ORGANIZED
County Movement Led by Trus'
tees of Redwood City and
San MateO
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY, July 14.-For the
purpose Of removing conditions that
allow bad men to hold public office in
San Mateo county a number of citizens
have organized the Good Government
republican league Of san Mateo coun-
ty. George A. Merrill. chairman of the
trustees of Redwood City; Charles NJ.
Morse, chairman Of the san Mateo city
trustees. and Judge T. L. Cunningham
OF South San Francisco are the leaders
in the new movement. which has made
rapid strides along the peninsula
With the exception of the fight for
district attorney the league probably
viii leave the candidates to carry on
their own campaigns and viii ccnhne
its efforts TO getting control OF the next
republican county convention
Referring TO the present district at
torney Of san Mateo county, Joseph j.
Bullock. the executive committee or the
league has issued a statement declar-
ing that he was responsible for the
odium cast upon san Mateo county
through the courthouse scandals, prize
lighting and gambling.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
PERALTA HEIGHTS CLUB
OPPOSES FIGHT PICTURES
Mayors Action Endorsed as
Promoting City's Welfare

At the last meeting of the Peralta
heights aud vicinity Improvement club
the action Of Mayor Mccarthy IN stop
ping the Jeffries johnson fight pictures
was indorsed on the ground that IL
promoted the moral welfare of the en-
tire city.
To urge the speedy construction OF
coping around Bernal park. J. B. Viz
zard. James Ryan and W. J. Burke We're
appointed to visit the park commits
sioners aud place the matter before
that body.
The club will hold a home industry
meeting Tuesday evening. August 3
At Graham's hall Rev u. O. Crowley
r. J. Churchin and G s. Laumeistel
Will Spea K
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

PASSBOOk with the Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society n san Francisco in the name OF VIII
LIAM SELklRK. No. 54357. The finder win
piease return TO bank Unless same is returned
" pithin five days a new book will be issued TO
tho applicant.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
EMpLorN,r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

EMPLOYM'T WANTED-Femnle-- N. n
NEAT. experienced waitress wants nice place 10, IN
country anywhere. with little girl. Box 445l,
Cali office. Oakland
NEAT. competent house keeper. cook and baker
desires place cook for number men, mines, .ei o,i
fields country: has child years. BOX 7to-'
Call office. Oakland.
REFINED lady wanting 10 so to New forK VIII
accept position IS companion 10 lad! or as
child's nurse: references exchanged ADDRESS
box 1888. Call office
RELIABLE lady wants light house keeping or
care Of children; sleep home. Box 4oso' Oali
Office. 1861 Fillmore ST
RELIABLE strong woman able to do any KIND
of Homework: SLIGO day Can or ADDRESS
MRS. SHEAHAN. 2l31a Dorland ST.
WANTED Position as companion by elderly
German woman; is neat sewer ana would 90
light housework; references Address Employ
nent Agency. Associated Charities, 100 jack
son ST. Telephone Franklin IO9
WOMAN wants plain housework; no cook; would
prefer German family; can sleep at home Ad-
dress 152 9th ST.
WOMAN wants work by the day; 81 day and
carfare Call 70 Isis st. opposite 18th
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL, BLAkE'S
BAZAAR 1l0S VALENCIA ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
wANTED TO LEARN TRADE

WANTED-AIen and boys no expense for in
struction. learn automobiles electricity. plumb
ing brick laying trade In months instead of
years; study half and wolk half time; csta-
logue free. United Trade School Contracting
Co. 1923 Market st. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
nrs,,rss cu,NcEs-Continued

Xxx
GEO A. HERRICK. 1905 MARkEI ,,ssn S1,' sa
TNrvESrrNfFNT RROKER ~ ESIABLlShHO ~
YEARS. -.rro>r Al
REFERENCE: THE WESTERN
BANK
xX -.
NOTICE. sell business chances OF esJii Iri Sand
nature and character providing tney ~ y nsrt ~
Investigation. I also furnish you W. ts with
the cash required to purchase the BUSINESS
Call and ind out
LOOK-I have a good paying saloon ~ 49, r
that has s. 600 fixtures and falr seoS s MS To-
can sell Won for $500 cash the license ~ u ei' iv
tion IL worth NOT less than $l.OOo. rent un'%
$50 a month: this may sound queer 10 you' -, 400
know that the place i worth not less tnSh Ss'O'S
above mentioned -, .old On
NOTICE-The above saloon r. DeinS S.ISscS S
account of UNLOCKED FOR HAfPENlN@, ~,
which / can not state here. CAN anu see u
tails.
FOR SALE have splendid oppor tui,sSy uioss- 80
party that understands wood working ousinsss'
thoroughly equipped with all kinds OF
latheS everything FOR manufacturihS or ~ ,s
furniture bar fixtures. all kinds OF caDnT1 y1-HN
ing i'm fact everything pertaining ~ VI tas
WORK All stock and fixtures lease, . anu tbe
building on leased ground. eau @ @Hel ~. ~
whole plant for much less than the hrse eo'' -
it. Call and fnd out.
Half interest in first class saloon ror saie'
GEO. A. HERRICK. 1905 MARKET 81
NN
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

N0RTHGATE, 1909 Euclid av.; tel. Berk. 1915
north entrance of university campus-Apart-
ments with private baths; single rooms: steam
heat and callbell in every room; sleeping
porches; first class table board; special sum-
mer rates. NJ. NJ. HENRY.
FIRST CLASS room and board convenient to
Key Route and College cars Address 2S05
Kelsey ST.. berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
MEETTNGS-Lodges

MEETINGS-Lodges
A & A = T. Of Free Masonry. e
san Francisco council No. - -
twenty ninth degree FRIDAY E-EILs
]uly - 1910 i.S a ; p. mi; M; Go5qe9 b1.. ~
HENRY ASCR0FT. Recorder. =
2l35 Suffer ST.
CALIFORNIA commandery No. ]. r. T.
Stated assembly THIS FRIDAY) iSt
EVENING. at 40 o'clock at Albert ~
Pike Memorial Temple. 1889 Gesry
~. Ilustrious Order II the Red Cross All
frstcrs cordially invited. By order
HARRY MAUNDRELL. En-. Com.
WILLIAM r. JOOST, Recorder.
The brethren Of Occidental lodge No. -. a
T. & A. NJ. viii assemble ST their lodge ~
Toom 2l35 Sutter 81. THIS tFRI- A%
DAY. AFTERNOON. at > o'clock for
riIe purpose Of conducting the funeral services
LEROY A. DIXON. late member Of McCrook
lodge No l35. F. & A NJ. at McCrook.
Nebraska. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited. BY order Of the Master.
WALTER G. ANDERSON. Secretary.
BAIDER lodge No. 393 F. A. N n
Special meeting THIS FRIDAN( ~
EVENING 80 O'Clock. Second de- M
gree. A. LUADQNIST. Sec
cial meeting THIS fFRIDAN1 EVEN IA
ING. $50 O'Clock Third degree AK
T. WALTER WALKER. Sec.
CALIFORNIAN club meets THIS ;, W an
eERIDAYl EVENING, July Is at NJ o ~
JAMES II. DUNCAN. chief S&4sJ
ALLAN J. MACDONALD Sec
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
LOST AND FOUND

| IF NOU LOSE ANGTHING-Advertise il /
Il here. II viii lie returned 10 you II an honest
1 person finds il. Remarkable recoveries are
I. brought about every day through this column (
N II YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING 1T /
4 10 The
San Francisco Call
s Lost and Found Bureau 5
$Thfrd aud Market streets
Get a claim check. Have il advertised !
/. Reclaim il Il the owner does not
4 THE LAW-People who find lost articles
are interested IN knowing that the state law
is strict in requiring them to seek the owners
/ through advertisements and otherwise. and
/ that failure 10 do so. il proof can be shown
] Involves e severe penalty