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On the streets running from south to north the crossings are at N I, M 100, L 200, K 300, J 400, I 500, H 600, G 700, F Soo, E 900, D 1000, C 1100, B 1200, A 1300, Ash 1400, Beech 1500, Cedar 1600, Date 1700, Elm ISoo, Fir 1900, Grape 2000, Hawthorn 2100, Ivy 2200, Juniper 2300, Kalmia 2400, Laurel 2500, Maple 2600, Nutmeg 2700, Olive 2800, Palm 2900, Quince 3000, Redwood 3100, Spruce 3200, Thorn 3300, Upas 3400
SOLD BY
SHERWIN-WILLIAMSPAINT San Diego Paint Co.
751 Sixth St Express Block
OBIE C. EBERHART
Rubbish and Garbage Removed. THE PIONEER SCAVENGER.
Res. 203 Fifteenth St. Office: 1427 E Street
Fruit Trees
SWEETWATER
NURSERY CO.
THIELEN & SMITH
1434 E ST.
Custom Work that Fits. Repairing that Pleases.
The Phoenix Shoe Shop.
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ued- California D eutsche Zeitung
Established April, 1887- The Only German Newspaper published in San Diego County.
Book and Job Printing Office
C. F. KAMMAN, Proprietor.
764 Fourth St. near F, San Diego, Cal.
San Diera
Hidette.
LABOR CHAMPION OF THE GOLDEN WEST.
Is an Independent Reform newspaper, favoring the unlimited free coin- age of silver.
The increase in the volume of our circulating medium by the issuance of National Currency in an amount equal to fifty dollars per capita.
Favoring the Government loaning money to states, counties and irriga- tion districts on their bonds, and to the people on their farms and cotta- ges at one per cent per annum, being the same interest now charged to National Banks
Advocating Government ownership of all railroads.
Demanding government ownership and absolute control of all telegraph wires as a legitimate part of the postal system.
Urging the immediate establishment of Postal Savings Banks.
The abolishment of all National Banks, and in lieu thereof one National Bank under the direct control of the Government, and the management of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Insisting upon the immediate construction of the Nicaragua Canal by the Government of the United States, and its perpetual ownership and control.
Demanding a National Usury law, and fixing the legal rate of in- terest at three per cent per annum
Uniform civil and criminal laws throughout the United States
Conspicuous for its ability and brilliancy, and unfaltering resolution and determination ; advancing boldly in the vanguard of public opinion "unawed by influence and unbribed by gain," turning neither to the right nor to the left, but keeping straight on in defense of the industrial classes and loyal hearted labor.
Terms are within the reach of all-only One Dollar per Annum.
ADDRESS THE VIDETTE,
1118 Fourth Street, SAN DIEGO, CAL.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes Brushes and Wall-Paper.
San Diego Paint Co.
751 Sixth St. Express Bloc
For CEMENT & BITUMEN PAVING GO OVER & NAGLE
All Work Guaranteed. Cor.SECOND & G STS.
= C San Diego Implement Co. Foot of Fifth St.
For WROUGHT-IRON WATER PIPE and IRRIGATION SUPPLIES see the
Strong, Arms & Co.
826 Fifth St. General Agents for famous Lemon Grove & El Cajon Valley Lands. $60 to $125 per acre
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NATIONAL OFFICERS.
President, GROVER CLEVELAND.
Vice-President, ADELAI S. STEVENSON.
Secretary of State, W. Q. GRESHAM.
Secretary of Treasury, JOHN G. CARLISLE. Secretary of Interior, HOKE SMITH. Secretary of War, DAN S. LAMONT. Secretary of Navy, H. A. HERBERT. Postmaster-General. W. S. BISSELL. Attorney-General, DAN. OLNEY. Secretary of Agriculture, J. S. MORTON.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor, H. H. MARKHAM.
Lieutenant-Governor, JOHN B. REDDICK.
Secretary of State, E. C. WAITE. State Treasurer. J. R. MCDONALD. Attorney-General, W. H. H. HART. State Controller, E. G. COLGAN.
Superintendent of Schools, J. W. ANDERSON.
Railroad Commissioner, JAMES W. REA. Board of Equalization, J. R. HEBRON.
UNITED STATES ARMY ROSTER.
BRIGADIER-GENERAL A. MICD. MCCOOK, BREVET MAJOR-GENERAL, COMMANDING. Headquarters, Sixth street. Los Angeles, California. Troops Serving in Department-CAVALRY: Headquarters and eleven companies of the Ist and 2nd Regiments. INFANTRY:
Poonley Artistic Pose. Polite Attention. Prompt Delivery CHILDREN'S PHOTOS A SPECIALTY.
New York Dyeing and Cleaning Works.
Conrad Sodahl, Proprietor. 834 Fourth Street, bet. E and F
Lemon and Orange Trees
SWEETWATER NURSERY CO.
1414 to 1420 D St. bet. 5th and 6th
M. A. LESEM
, go to
D For TOWELS, TABLE-LINENS and HOUSEHOLD
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Headquarters and eight companies of the roth, 11th and 24th Regiments.
Geographical Limits-Territories of New Mexico and Arizona, and that portion of the State of California lying south of the 35th parallel of north latitude
San Diego Barracks: Company E., 10th Infantry, Lieut. Col. E. R. Kellogg, Commanding Post. Capt. C. L. Davis, Bvt. Maj., U. S. A. First Lieut., J. H. Shollenberger. Second Lieut., M. R. Peterson. Maj. S. M. Horton, Surgeon.
COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
NINTH CIRCUIT. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA.
Terms of Court-Second Monday in January and second Mon- day in August at San Francisco.
Judge-Joseph McKenna.
Clerk-William M. Van Dyke.
U. S. Attorney-George Dennis.
Examiner in Chancery-E. H. Lamme.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Terms of Court-Second Monday in January and second Mon- day in August at Los Angeles.
Judge-Erskine M. Ross.
Clerk-E. H. Owen.
Commissioner at San Diego-A. H. Sweet.
U. S. Marshal-George E. Gard, Los Angeles.
STATE SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice-Hon. W. H. Beatty. Associate Justices-Hon. Ralph C. Harrison, Hon. C. H. Gar- outte, Hon. J. J. DeHaven, Hon. W. F. Fitzgerald, Hon. T. B. McFarland, Hon. Van R. Patterson.
Sherwin-Williams' Paint Covers mos Looks Bes
Wears Longest. Most Economical.
San Diego Paint Co. 751 Sixth S -. Express Block
kinds of Cement Work, see For Reservoirs, Cisterns and all
OVER & NAGLE
G STS.
SECOND AND
STRONG, ARMS & CO. 826 FIFTH ST.
Large List of Desirable Residence and Business Properties
SAN DIEGO IMPLEMENT CO. FOOT OF FIFTH STREET.
C C - C C D Irrigation Supplies a Specialty. C -
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TERMS OF COURT.
At the City of San Francisco-On the second Monday in January and the third Monday in July.
At the City of Los Angeles-On the first Monday in April and the second Monday in October. .
At the City of Sacramento-On the first Monday in May and the second Monday in November.
DEPARTMENTS.
Chief Justice -- Hon. W. H. Beatty. presiding when sitting in Banc or Department.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
Hon. Van R. Patterson. Hon. Ralph C. Harrison. Hon. C. H. Garoutte.
DEPARTMENT TIVO.
Hon. J. J. DeHaven. Hon. W. F. Fitzgerald. Hon. T. B. McFarland.
SUPREME COURT COMMISSIONERS.
Hon. I. S. Belcher. Hon. Niles Searles.
Hon. Jackson Temple. Hon P. Van Clief.
Hon. John Haynes.
The following counties comprise the District of Los Angeles : Santa Barbara, Ventura, Kern, Invo SAN DIEGO, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Tulare, Fresno and San Luis Obispo.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes San Diego Paint Co. 751 Sixth St. Express Block
AND WALL PAPER.
OBIE C. EBEHHART
Rubbish and Garbage Removed. The Pioneer Scavenger.
6
Res. 203 Fifteenth St.
Office, 1427 E Street.
HAY, GRAIN, FEED 5th and C AND COAL.
SIBLEY & FARNSWORTH
Ornamental Trees A SWEETWATER NURSERY CO.
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STATE MILITIA.
CALIFORNIA NATIONAL GUARD. NINTH INFANTRY REGIMENT, FIRST BRIGADE, N. G C. Headquarters at San Diego.
Edward B. Spileman, Colonel Commanding, San Diego. Charles S. McKelvey, Major, Santa Ana.
Regimental Staff Officers:
T. L. Magee, Major and Surgeon, San Diego. John R. Berry, Captain and Adjutant, San Diego.
James E. Mack, Ist Lieutenant and Quartermaster, San Ber- nardino.
Charles T. Rice, Ist Lieutenant and Commissary, Riverside. Geo. H. Bowen, Ist Lieutenant and Quartermaster, San Diego. Chas. D. Ball, Ist Lieutenant and Ordnance Officer, Santa Ana. Chas. I. Lorbeer, Ist Lieutenant and Inspector of Rifle Practice, Pomona.
COMPANY A.
Armory National Ave, bet. Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets, San Diego.
Edward E. Spileman, Captain.
Arthur G. Hartley, Ist Lieutenant.
Chas. T. Wollam, 2nd Lieutenant.
COMPANY B. Armory, Second street bet. D and E.
R. V. Dodge, Captain.
Harry C. Dannals, Ist Lieutenant.
R. P. Guinan, 2nd Lieutenant.
NAVAL BATTALION, N. G. C. Company A.
W. D Bloodgood. Lieutenant Commanding. F. M. Simpson, Lieutenant Junior Grade. T. M. Shaw, Ensign.
Sherwin-Williams' Paint Covers most Looks Best
Wears Longest. Most Economical.
San Diego Paint Co. 751 Sixth St. Express Block
kinds of Cement Work, see For Reservoirs, Cisterns and all
OVER & NAGLE
Cor. Second and G Sts.
Santa Fé Route.
Southern California Railway
IS THE SHORTEST LINE FROM
Southern California
To Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, Boston, New York And All Eastern Cities.
Time, 24 to 48 Hours Shorter than any other Line. Tickets Sold and Baggage Checked to Destination.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Pars
Run through from SAN DIEGO to CHICAGO every day in the year.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS Through to Boston, leave California EVERY TUESDAY.
The Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars used on these excursions are carpet- ed and curtained and supplied with mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows and lunch tables. A Pullman porter is in charge of each car to attend to the comfort of our patrons.
Remember that the Santa Fe Route
MAKES 48 HOURS QUICKER TIME
To Boston than any other line.
mes Rates for these excursions are the lowest made from California to the East. For full information call on or address
H. B. KEELER, Agent, Fourth and D Streets, SAN DIEGO.
or C. A. WARNER, 129 North Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal. .
K. H. WADE, General Manager. . S. B. HYNES, General Passenger Agt.
Santa Fé Route.
Southern California Railway IS THE SHORTEST LINE FROM
Southern California
To Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, Boston, New York And All Eastern Cities.
Time, 24 to 48 Hours Shorter than any other Line. Tickets Sold and Baggage Checked to Destination.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
Run through from SAN DIEGO to CHICAGO every day in the year.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS Through to Boston, leave California EVERY TUESDAY.
The Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars used on these excursions are carpet- ed and curtained and supplied with mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows and lunch tables. A Pullman porter is in charge of each car to attend to the comfort of our patrons.
Remember that the Santa Fe Route
MAKES 48 HOURS QUICKER TIME
To Boston than any other line.
" Rates for these excursions are the lowest made from California to the East. For full information call on or address
H. B. KEELER, Agent, Fourth and D Streets, SAN DIEGO.
or C. A. WARNER, 129 North Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal.
K. H. WADE, General Manager. S. B. HYNES, General Passenger Agt.
WAREHOUSE:
C SAN DIEGO IMPLEMENT GO, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS FOOT OF FIFTH ST. Y
Strong, Arms & Co.
826 FIFTH STREET Successors Pacific Coast Land Bureau CHEAPEST ORANGE AND LEMON LANDS IN THE STATE.
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Battalion Staff Officers:
D. B. Northrup, Lieutenant and Surgeon.
J. G. Decatur, Ensign and Ordrance Officer.
C. D. Knox, Apothecary.
Paul H. Blades, Chief Signalman.
O. C. Miller, Paymaster Yeoman. Company A meets every Wednesday at Armory Hall, Second street, at 8 p. m.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT NO. I.
Judge-E. S. Torrance.
Clerk-F. O. Robbins.
DEPARTMENT NO. 2. Judge-George Puterbaugh. Clerk-B. F. Moore. DEPARTMENT NO. 3. Judge-W. L. Pierce. Clerk-C. H. Ingelow. Court Reporter-Frederick Meakin.
IV. IV. Whitson.
Court Commissioner-H. W. Talcott.
County Clerk-Will H. Holcomb.
Sheriff-Ben P. Hill.
Auditor-E. E. Shaffer.
Recorder-John F. Forward.
Treasurer-Charles D. Long.
Tax Collector-H. W. Weineke.
Assessor-C. H. Shepard.
Superintendent of Schools-Harr Wagner.
Surveyor -- R. M. Vail. Public Administrator-C. F. Kamman (office cor Fifth and E).
County Physician-H. E. Crepin (Yuma Bldg).
Coroner-Dr. Woodward (office Backesto Blk).
Representative in Congress-Hon. W. W. Bowers.
Poonley Choice line of General Views, Resi- dences, Groups, etc. Prompt attention
LEVI'S.
HACK, LIVERY AND TRANSFER CO.
'Phone 148 Office, 1340 D
Lemon and Orange Trees
SWEETWATER NURSERY CO.
1434 E Street
THELIN & SMITH
Custom Work that Fits.
Repairing that Pleases.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. J. P. M. RAINBOW, Chairman.
First District-Arthur G. Nason. Second District-W. W. Wetzell. Third District-James A. Jasper. Fourth District-John Judson. Fifth District-J. P. M. Rainbow. J. M. DODGE, Clerk.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Edward Hyatt, Pres., San Jacinto, C. L. Williams, Perris, Mrs. Laura G. Riddell, San Diego,
Hugh J. Baldwin, National City, Harr Wagner, Secy., San Diego.
Meets the first Monday in January, April, July and October.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
E. J. ENSIGN IRVING B. DUDLEY
CONSTABLES.
H. K. Coon, res 1122 F
F. S. Jennings, res Roseville
JOSEPH RODES, M. D. General Medicine and Surgery
Special Attention to Diseases of the
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Office and Residence: N. W. COR. SIXTH AND C STREETS, Telephone 141. SAN DIEGO, CAL.
PAINTS
Oil, Varnishes, Wall- Paper, Brushes, Glass
San Diego Paint Co. 751 Sixth St. Express Block
of CEMENT WORK, see.
For RESERVOIRS, CISTERNS and all kinds
OVER & NAGLE,
and G Sts. Corner Second
The Phoenix Shoe Shop.
San Diego Implement Co. Foot of Fifth St.
For WROUGHT-IRON WATER PIPE and IRRIGATION SUPPLIES see the
Strong, Arms & Co. 826 FIFTH STREET Leading Real Estate and Investment Brokers. -
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CITY OFFICERS.
CITY HALL COR. THIRD AND D.
Mayor, William H Carlson
City Attorney, W H Fuller
City Clerk, Geo D Goldman
Auditor and Assessor, Nat R Titus
Treasurer and Tax Collector, T J Dowell
City Engineer, T S Sedgwick Police Judge, Irving B Dudley
Health Officer, Dr T L Magee
Chief of Police, J W Brenning
Superintendent of Streets, W L Prouty Sewer Inspector, S T Goldthwaite
Health and Plumbing Inspector, Harvey Bailey
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Simon Levi
A E Nutt
H P Whitney
S J Sill
C C Brandt
A Blochman
WV J Prout
Jos A Bachman
Geo H Spears
BOARD OF DELEGATES.
S F Barker
Geo M Havice H Sweeney
Chas W Pauly H E Doolittle C C Hakes
Fred Baker
S H Olmstead Fred H Robinson
WV H Kroah
C H Brown D F Jones
H L Barrows
Thos H Dunkin
Geo H Rotner
IV J Davis
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CH STEVENS DR VD ROOD S M Belding, Secy
POLICE COMMISSIONERS
WV H Carlson, ex-officio, Pres,
E F Goddard
Dr Wright
O C Smith
FIRE COMMISSIONERS
G B Grow John P Burt
PAINTS
Oil, Varnishes, Wall- paper, Brushes, Glass
San Diego Paint. Co. 751 Sixth St. Express Block
Lone Star Meat Market.
Telephone 20.
2235 H St. near 14th. ARTHUR H. ROY,
Proprietor.
1434 E Street
THELIN & SMITH
Custom Work that Fits. Repairing that Pleases.
The Phoenix Shoe Shop.
Fruit Trees
SWEETWATER
NURSERY CO.
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the prosperity of the bay region will cluster. The following rep- resentative men are the officers and directors :
OFFICERS.
President, Hosmer P. McKoon.
First Vice-President, John Sherman.
Second Vice-President, C. S. Hamilton.
Secretary, R. H. Young.
Treasurer, George W. Dickinson.
DIRECTORS.
Arthur G. Nason, D. P. Hale, George W. Dickinson, J. C. Frisbie, Hosmer P. McKoon, C. S. Hamilton, John Sher- man, George W. Marston, L. Mendelson, F. A. Kimball, Sam G. Ingle.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
Consolidated National Bank Building, corner of Fifth and G: John R Berry, Collector; A E Higgins, Special Deputy Col- lector; Major W H Bailhache, Deputy Colleetor; R Browne, Inspector; H C Veazie, Inspector; A R Seybolt, Inspector; E E Spileman, Inspector; J R Smith, Inspector at Tia Juana; Gen S Cadwallader, Inspector at Campo; G E Went- worth, Boatman.
CONSULS.
R. C. Allen, British Vice-Consulate; office Sun building.
A. Blochman, correspondent for the French Consulate, office 617 Fifth.
J. W. Girvin, Hawaiian Consul; office 1217 Third.
A. V. Lomeli, Mexican Consul; office 1267 Fourth.
E. J. Louis, Peruvian Vice-Consul; office Louis block.
J. B. Neilsen, Vice-Consul of Sweden and Norway; office Lawyer's Block
H. Welisch, San Salvador, C. A .; office Banc. oft building.
LIGHT HOUSE, ETC.
Light Houses. There are two light houses, one on Ballast Point at the entrance of the bay and one on Point Loma.
The Leading Photographer
of CEMENT WORK, see For RESERVOIRS, CISTERNS and all kinds
OVER & NAGLE,
and G Sts. Corner Second
SAN DIEGO IMPLEMENT CO FOOT OF FIFTH STREET.
- Irrigation Supplies a Specialty. C
STRONG, ARMS & CO. 826 FIFTH ST. Largest List of Desirable City Residence and Business Properties.
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U. S. Quarantine Station at La Playa; Dr. W. W. Mckay, U. S. Quarantine Officer: office and residence La Playa.
Weather Bureau, M. L. Hearne, U. S. Signal officer ; office Nes- mith-Greely block, 825 Fifth
HARBOR COMMISSIONERS.
J. H. Barbour. D. C. Reed. C. W. Pauly.
PILOT COMMISSIONERS.
Wm. H. Carlson. S. W. Hackett. Hosmer P. McKoon
BOARD OF PENSION EXAMINERS.
Meets at Backesto Block every Wednesday morning, Dr. H. P. Woodward, President: Dr. T. L. Magee, Secretary: Dr. T. C. Stockton, Treasurer.
PARKS.
The City Park contains 1400 acres and extends from Ash street north to Park Avenue and from Sixth street to Twenty- eighth street.
City Plaza contains one block and is between F and G and India and Columbia.
HOSPITALS.
The County Hospital, Mission Valley; Dr. H. E. Crepin, physician in charge: James Duffy, superintendent.
The Marine Hospital is at 335 Sixth, Dr. Wm. A. Winder physi- cian in charge.
St. Joseph's Hospital is situated at University Avenue and Sixth street and is conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph.
CEMETERIES.
Catholic Cemetery, two and one-half miles northwest of City. Jewish Cemetery, five miles northwest of City near Roseville.
Mount Hope Cemetery, three miles southeast of City on the Cuyamaca Ry
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall-paper | San Diego Paint Co. BRUSHES AND GLASS. 751 Sixth St. Express Block
SHIP WORK, go to For PLUMBING, TINNING and
THE GUYAMAGA TIN SHOP.
G. W. PECK, Prop. H St. bet 5th and 6th
Proprietor.
2235 H St. near 14th. Arthur H. Roy Telephone 20.
LONE STAR MEAT MARKET
ORANGE and LEMON TREES
SWEETWATER NURSERY CO.
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CHURCHES.
A. M. E .- Union St., near H. Rev. Dr. J. Harry Jones, pastor. ADVENT-Eighteenth and G Sts.
BAPTIST FIRST-Corner Tenth and E Sts. Rev. A. E. Knapp, pastor.
BAPTIST-Grand Avenue Mission, Grand Avenue, near Twenty- ninth.
BAPTIST SECOND-(colored) Front bet. G and H. Rev. G. W. Brown, pastor.
CATHOLIC, St. Joseph's-Cor. Fourth and Beech. Rev. Father Ubach, pastor.
CATHOLIC-Church of the Immaculate Conception, Old Town.
CHRISTIAN, Central-Cor. Thirteenth and F. Elder A. B. Mar- kle, pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Horton Hall.
CONGREGATIONAL, First-Cor. F and Ninth. Rev. W. C. Mer- rill, pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL, Second -- Twenty-sixth St. and Kearney Ave. Rev. G. S. Hall, pastor.
EPISCOPAL, St. Paul's-Cor. Eighth and C Sts. Rev. H. B. Restarick, pastor.
EPISCOPAL, St. James Mission-Twenty-fourth St. and Logan Avenue.
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE-Cor. Second and Beech.
LUTHERAN, English-Third St., bet. B and C. Rev. C. W. Maggart, pastor.
LUTHERAN, German-Holt House, Fifteetnh and H. Rev. H. J. Haas, pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, First-Cor. Fourth and D. Rev. L. M. Hartley, pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Central-Corner Harrison Avenue and Twenty-sixth St. Rev. O. J. McFadden, pastor.
Sherwin-Williams' Paint Wears Longest. Most Economical.
Covers most Looks Best
San Diego Paint Co. 751 Sixth St. Express Block
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
For CEMENT and BITUMEN PAVING Go to OVER & NAGLE Cor. Second and G Sts.
WAREHOUSE:
FOOT OF FIFTH ST.
SAN DIEGO IMPLEMENT GO. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Strong, Arms & Co.
826 Fifth Street
Successors Pacific Coast Land Bureau CHEAPEST ORANGE AND LEMON LANDS IN THE STATE.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL, South-Cor. D and Seventh. Rev. R. WV. Bailey, pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, German-Cor. Sixteenth and I. Rev. F. A. Werth, pastor.
NEW JERUSALEM-Horton Hall. Rev. D. V. Bowen, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN, First-Cor. Eighth and D.
PRESBYTERIAN, Cumberland-Cor. Twenty-fourth and Grant Avenue. Rev. W. Metcalf, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN, First United-Corner G and Nineteenth. Rev. Dr. R. G. Wallace, pastor.
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY-Southwest cor Fourth and Palm.
UNION CITY MISSION-Corner C and India.
UNITARIAN-Corner Tenth and F. J. H. Allen, pastor
Y MC A-Hall and Library Eighth near H, John McTaggart, Secretary
SALVATION ARMY-510 Fifth Street
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
EUGENE DEBURN, CITY SUPERINTENDENT. Chaplin G. Tyler, Clerk.
Russ, F P Davidson, Principal
East, Miss Edith McLeod, Principal
Sherman, Miss Amy Whatmore, Principal
Sherman Heights, Mrs Anna E Peck, Principal
B Street, Mrs A T Covel, Principal
Middletown, Miss Kate T. Osgood, Principal North San Diego, C M Stetson, Principal Mission Valley, Annie W Brewer
University Heights, Gertrude Allen
Sorrento, Miss Ella V Waitneight Roseville, Miss Mary A Hastings Pacific Beach, Miss Eliza Lundegreen
Sherwin-Williams' Paint Covers most Looks Best Wears Longest. Most Economical.
San Diego Paint Co. 751 Sixth St. Express Block
SIBLEY & FARNSWORTH
AND COAL, HAY, GRAIN, FEED
5th and C
1414 to 1420 D St. bet. 5th and 6th
For Silks, Velvets and Dress Goods go to M. A. LESEM
ORANGE and LEMON TREES
SWEETWATER NURSERY CO.
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CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
H. S. MULFORD, President ; WV J Mossholder, J O W Paine, Joseph Surr, G F Judson, J M Bailhache, Dr H R Arndt, Mrs C A House, Robert J Smith, G W Chase, Mrs Georgia A Matfield, A F Biles, H S Mulford, A A Sparks, George Shaw, C B Daggett
COLLEGES AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Academy of Our Lady of Peace-Conducted by the Sisters of St Joseph, corner of Third and A
San Diego Commercial College-MRS M J McCORMAC, principal ; gives a practical business education ; Express block, corner of Sixth and F
Southwest Institute-MISS WAY, principal ; a private school for boys and girls ; 1809 Third
DANCING SCHOOLS
Hinton Prof B, Express Block, cor Sixth and F
SOCIETIES.
BENEVOLENT, SOCIAL AND OTHER SOCIETIES. 1
MASONIC. (Masonic Hall, cor Sixth and H)
San Diego Lodge No 35, F & A M-Meets Saturday evenings, on or before full moon; W J Mo-sholder, W M; J K Black- mer, Secretary
Silver Gate Lodge No 296, F & A M-Meets first Friday even- ing of each month; A E Dodson, W M; J P Seal, Secretary San Diego Chapter No 61, R A M-Meets second Monday in each month; E T Blackmer, H P; J B Hinton, Scribe
Southern Star Chapter No 96, O E S-Meets first and Third Thursdays in each month; Georgiana V Polhemus, W M; Annie E Kooken, Secretary
San Diego Commandery No 25, K T-Meets second Tuesday in each month; Dr A Morgan. E C; J P Burt, Recorder
COONLEY
THE PHOTOGRAPHER Recognized the Leading Studio.
FOR CEMENT & BITUMEN PAVING £O OVER & NAGLECor. Second & G Sts.
All Work Guaranteed.
Strong, Arms & Co. 826 FIFTH STREET Leading Real Estate and Investment Brokers.
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Board of Relief-W J Mossholder, President; A E Dodson, Treasurer; J K Blackmer, Secretary
I. O. O. F. (Odd Fellow Hall, cor Sixth and H)
San Diego Lodge No 153-Meets every Thursday evening; L B Frisbie, N G; F M Fegan, Secretary
Sunset Lodge No 328-Meets every Tuesday evening; C D Knox, N G; J L Matheson, Secretary
Centennial Encampment No 58-Meets first and Third Mondays of each month; Enoch Winsby, C P, F M Fegan, Scribe
Canton San Diego No 21-Meets first Wednesday of each month; C F Holland, Commandant
San Diego Rebecca Degree Lodge-Meets first and Third Friday each month; Mrs T Covel, N G; Mrs Eugenie Gray, Sec- retary
G. A. R. Grand Army Hall, corner Sixth and F.
Heintzelman Post No 33 meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month; A F Dill, P C; L W Allum, Adjutant
Sons of Veterans, U S Grant Camp, No 21, meets first and third Wednesdays; R V Dodge, Captain; E B Rood, First Lieut Union Veteran Legion No 57, meets first and third Saturdays of each month at A O U W hall; A D Keith, Adjutant; Col Commander
Ladies of the Union Veteran Legion meets first and third Satur- days at 2 p m, at A O U W hall; Mrs Nellie Statler, Pres.
Woman's Relief Corps No I, meets second and fourth Thursdays; Carrie A House, Prest; Blanche A Parker, Secretary
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN,
Point Loma Lodge No 248, meets Thursday evening at A O U W Hall; A D Jordan, M W; Ed Murphy. Recorder
San Diego Lodge No 160, meets Wednesday evening at A O U W Hall; E L Spaulding, M W; J L Dryden, Recorder
Silver Gate Lodge, No 265-Meets Saturday evenings at old Eighth Ward School Building. John Chanter, M W; D W Beyer, Recorder
Light of Loma Lodge, No 32, D of H-Meets at A O U W Hall ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
C. O. G. Sodahl, D. H. C. R.
Court San Diego, No 7799-Meets every Friday evening at 7:30;
SOLD BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMSPAINT San Diego Paint Co. 751 Sixth St. Express Block
OBIE C. EBERHART
Rubbish and Garbage Removed. THE PIONEER SCAVENGER.
Res. 203 Fifteenth St. Office: 1427 E Street
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Fruit Trees
SWEETWATER NURSERY CO.
THIELEN & SMITH 1434 E ST.
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The Phoenix Shoe Shop. Repairing that Pleases. C
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