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AKIj AJN DAILY EY EN rBIBTJlS15, WEDNES PAY, JANUABY 37. 1892. MB ''iJBK 5 THEX BID TOO HIGH. tit North Eureka 9Ji PjUan. ft Ouma i- "Tr A tarn 'A: -mM' REPORT.

BDBiilC ADMINISTRATOR'S Administrator of aala eannrr'. reroeetiulIV BtkM the Btmormble, the Superior Court of the DUEIM A COLD SNAP GAS HEATING STOVES tais return of ail estates of decedents wbien cob feoraanos with Ue provisions of Section 1736, Code of ecedents which bu came 5 3 1 0 a Kmu. NAJU 0' DICUIKI. 1891. Ant 24 ABE.

17. Aag. 24. Sept 7 pet. 12 Sot.

2. ifcov. 16. Not. 30..

14-; Lee. 28. 3828 287S 28a0 Davis oh a Stemhauser Peter ISoren Peter StmoDtea 2V13 30 29 tO 2966 274 Jimei Smith Joan Bpaugler uaniei can, r.tc Matbtas u. de J. W.

Roland, Antonio J. 03 03 1 Coantyoi Alameda. 4- James Stanley, being first dnly sworn recording tollaw. deposes and ays: that he la the Public Administrator of said Alameda County, that the foreroina is a fall, true and correct return of all estates of decedents which have come into his bands, for the estates hereinbefore named; that he not and was cot at any time laterested is the expenditures of any kind made on account of any estate he administers, nor is he asso-elated in bnuneta or otherwise with any one who is si iutere ted. i IJ1JE RT TTT.V- Febacrlbed and sworn 10 before ma this 18th dar of January, a.

01 1S92. FOR SALE BY GAS COSV3PAMY, 904 Broadway, Oakland Tha rrspaaiUoas for tne Clavrsea Belt sol Hall a dozen bids were received by the Board of Public Works last night for constructing an addition to the Clawson school. They ranged from $16,000 to $20,000, bat as the appropriation is only they were all rejected and the matter was referred back to the Board of Education. Secretary Kaufman was instructed to advertise for patent file cases for the City Clerk, Treasurer and School Departments, i The demand of $210 made by the Oakland Contracting Company for repairing the Webster-street bridge was approved, subject to the consent of the Council. Demands were allowed as follows: City, $1261 24; street, $568 53 i school; $336 82.

City 'Engineer Morgan reported the grading and macadamizing of Twelfth street. The authorization to expend $465 40 for metallic cases for Treasurer Gilpin's office, was referred to--a Committee of the Whole. The requests made by the Council that the board look into the laying of the electric road tracks on East Fourteenth street, and" the right of way for a sewer on beventh. street were filed. City Clerk Brad v's certificate of the new ordinances was filed.

The board then adjourned. POLICE AND FIRE." A Number of Officers Keportea XII With the tirlp. The Police and Firs Commissioners mat yesterday afternoon. On recommendation of Chief Kennedy Uichael Carroll was appointed extra-man of Engine Company No, 2. Chief Tompkins' request for copies of the ordinances for the police was granted.

He was also given permission to have 150 cories ot bis annual report printed. The following demands were allowed Police. $361 50; fire, $2JJ5; fire alarm. $437 2a The following policemen were reported as ill during the past month: D. Holland, II.

8. J. B. Boyce. D.

Brown. T. A. Downey, P. P.

Felly, John Marrav, Henry McCloy, W. H. McCloud. II. Redder man, Charles O'fctare, J.

P. Scanlon, F. J. Ball. The Board agreed to get another horse in place of "Frank." deceased, and Commissioner Carothers amendment to the tire rules was laid over for another week.

The board then adjourned. HOTEL ARRIVALS i Crellin Raephel Wjlie, San Francisco; D. W. Soear. and wife.

Auburn; A. Chittenden and wife. Corning; John T. Bell, Oakland; TinanysiL San r'ran-Cisco; Charles Titling, San Francisco; E. F.

Spencer. Loa Angeles; Miss M. A. Grady, Boston; Fred KahD, city; Miss Txner, San Jose; Miss May Crane, San Jose; Alice Ray, Nana; Joe Good, Osden; Tf'tnaor Mrs. M.

B. Foiines, 8in Francisco, i Albany N. A Blair. Sacramento: John M. Frohing, city; George A.

Warder. Napa; Carlton C. Crane, Oakland; W. P. Merrill, Decatur, F.

Ricbdale and wile, Denver, Colo. John M. Troling, city. ON RtCOUU. BU1LDKES' CONTRACTS.

Amador Marble Company with G. L. W. Strei, to erect a burial vault in Mountain View Cemetery; architect, the owner; $1200 25. i Reniillard Brick Company with Catherine Collins, excavation; brick work, iron work, on building on west eideof New Bioad-way, between Seventeenth and Darant streets, Oakland; Charles Mau, architect; $2200.

H. E. Jones with same, to erect building (except brick work, etc) on same property, $SriU. I-. C.

Bignami with J. O. Besse, to erect buildinK on west line of Linden street, be tween Ibirtieth and Thirty-second, being lot li, blocs wu, uaciana; arcnitect, tne contractor; JHOJ. ASSIGNMENTS. Lawrence S.

Metrginson to Harriet wife of Delos Pratt, assigns 363 469, from Alarms j. warren; so. Oakland Building. Savings and Loan Association to Albert E. Lyons, assigns 314 474, from William H.

Brown; $573 75. AGREEMENT. W. R. Cole with Charles Silva.

to convey 11.50 acres, being southwest field of 40-acre tract on south line of road from Centerrilie to Jarvis Landing, Washington township, tor 40 per acre. CHATTEL MORTGAO. F. O. Haussler to W.

W. Dames, all prop erty In Dhotograph rooms formerly of W. W. Dames, 911 Broadway, Oakland; $1500. LIS PENDENS.

Albert E. Lyons vs. William H. Brown, a. 9.

lay lor et to loreciose 314 474, lots ana 4, mock new Town or Lynn, HiAst uasuana. mechanics' lien. D. Strnb and Fred P. Fischer vs.

R. J. Hainan Jr. aud wife, lot on south line of tagle avenue 61 feet east from Mintorn street, east 3UxiZ5, Alameda; $272. COOBT ACTION.

Albert E. Lyons vs. William H. Brown et as in lis pendens. SCN AND TIDE TABLE.

Jan H. W. Smell. I H. I Large.

L.W. SmalL L. (SunlSun Large, triseisets 27.... 28.... 30....

81.... Feb. 1 11.5 PM 406 am 8.51 AM 8.08 AM 3.59 am 4.48 AM 5.38 AX 6.73 AM 7.22 AX 8.21am 4.29 px 5.10 pm 5.52 PX 6.82 PM 7.12 PM 7.54 pm 8.48 pm 7.18.5.23 7.1716.29 0.00 A 0.SS Aft 1.10 AX 10.88 AM 7.17 ,5.30 11.28 AM 7.16 7.15 5.31 1.42 AX 0 20 PM 5.32 Large. -bmaiL 2.11 ax 2.47 aw L17 FM 420 pm 7.14 15.33 7.18lS4 MOVEMENTS. TO ARRIVJS.

FBOX. SATS. NAMK. Korth For City of Puebla Point Humboldt Jan 27 Jan 28 Arena. -Jan 28 Eureka Jan 28 Coos Jan 29 Jan SO Mexico.

Walla Ban Diego Jan 31 Jan 31 Puget 3 Eureka Feb 2 Crescent City. Crescent Feb Willamette Valley Bay. Feb 8 China Feb 4 San Jose. Panama. 4 Corona f.

San 4 Point Arena Point Arena Arago Coos Emily. Coos Bay 6 Empire Kanaimo Feb 6 State of Portland Feb 7 Coos Bay San Pedro. fomona North Fork. JEureka. Feb -8 9 Mexico San Diego Australia Honolulu 9 9 Point Belgic Mariposa j-J.

16 1 13 -Feb City of Panama. Panama. TO BKl'AUT. KAmx. San Pedro.

DATS. 37 Pomona Eureka Jaa 27 Crescent city crescent uw Jan 23 Umatilla Victoria 29 Newbern Jan Corona -Ban Diego. Jau 29 Emily coos Jan 29 Humboldt 80 Point Arena Jan 80 stats st cajiioraia- a stona-, ju so Point Loma Harbor. Jan SO Loe 1 North Eureka yao i Portland Feb 8 Mexico Feb 8 Pomona yto 8 Alameda. 4 Gaelic U.J.....

Feb-" 4 City Walla Victoria Eureka Crescent C.UCreeesnfCity..-... Feb Point OoJomsto.H.-ri.ii.nptrUasd.-..-.J Fair Feb 7 Emily Fsb Empire. 9 Los Feb IS State of California- Portland 11 Chfnl 1 1 1 BHIPPtRQ lNTKLLlOENCK. SAN FRANCISCO JAXTJABT 27. 1S32.

Arrived. Tumdat. January 26. BtmrUmatllls, Holmes. 72 hours from Vio-tpria, etc; pass and mdse.

to GoodalL Perkins 9 Co. stmr Corona, Hall. 62 hours from Ban Diem etc; pass aud mdse. to Good all. Parkin, Co.

btmr Newsboy. Liebig, 89 hours from Navaro-bound to Moss Landing: put into land pasn-' gera. Stmr Greenwood. Fagarlnnd. 21 hours from Whitesboro: ties, to White? Ship Dsshlng WSye, Morehouse, 9 hours from Port Townsaad: lumber and laths, to Hanson CO.

Bkto Disopvsry, McNeill, 2-: dsy, from sugar, to WUiianu, Li-mond Co. Cleared. Tcssoat. January 26. Pekl nsk HanJl' Enrska; GoodsH PCTkinsATa' WUminton: Goodall.

Br bark Southealr mil i AMeihet. McNe atn Euke" Kworia Queens town; i Sailed TtrisDAT. January 26. Stmr Columbia. Bollea.

Astoria. -Stmr Gipsy. Jesse a. Santa Cruz. etc.

Stmr Bonita. Leland, San Diego. Stmr Newport, Plummer, KelBiver. Stmr Jewel. Madsen.

Caspar. T- Telegraphic. TflTVT tlRCQ t.nnn! IK. w.BT.I.v.- cloudy; wind calm. BOK.N.

CARO In Rose burg. Oregon. January 23 ts IN SAN FKANCI3CO. X.EVT Januarys), to the wife of J. W.

Levy. A inn. KOGKRS January 16, to the wile of D. J. Rogers, a daughter.

WAH)t January 20, to the wife of J. B. MARRIED. IV raw ttivrmiw HEATH BOSKNDAHIj January 20, Walter a. uui sua iuukoeui Aosenaani, doux oi San Francisco.

DIED. TREADWEIL In this city. January 36. ruicd, oeioTea aou oi james ana Louisa Trpadwell, native of San francisco. aged 7 years and 6 months Friends and acquainstances are respectfully invited to attend tha funeral at 11 a.

TOMORROW (Thursday) January 28th. from the residence of his parents New Broadway and Clifton streets- Interment private, in I. O. aF. Cemetery, San Francisco.

Please omit flowers. IN SAN FRANCISCO. BUCKLEY-January 29, Frank Buckley. 11UKNHAM January 26, Madeline M. Burn-ham, a native of San randsco, aged 4 months and 21 days CKONAX January 26, Mary L.

Cronan, a native of San Francisco, aged 22 years and 6 months. DWYAN January 26. Mary Dwyan, a naOvs of Ireland, aged 61 years January 23, a natiye of Angels Camp, Calaveras County. CaX. aged 84 years.

-MAOKANK January 26, Matthew Magraae, a native of Ireland, aged 63 years. MEBLfWanuary 26. Peter V. Merle, a native of France, aged 70 years. O'CONNOR January 26 James J.

O'Connor, 'i'JS0 Oakland, aged 14 years. 1 month and 19 days. quirk January 26, James Quirk, a native of Ireland, aged 53 years. i Jnnary 26, Francis Vahey, a native of San Francisco, aged 9 months and 22 days. undertakfrs W.

Lxrrcs. i Vawraa Ssvxu. SEVELL LEITCH, Undertakers and Kmbalnaers. I see agegDWAr. vi mw.

wnnti, say er tat FUKSRSL FAHLORS JAMES L. McCARTHI CNBSBTAKKB aws-n rAMlU AVE, MSA 14TB ST. i Telaphen Urn. 45. JLLBERT BEOWN, UNDERTAKES saadaa UtkdfE Eitwssa XrosAwsr saawsAaiagaaa.

nun tOIfal is. BBS smw rvir lUtAX. xAJbLOK, IXCsr. 9th aaa Cassis Sta, OaaUaaA. Hearse sai Carrtasss Fsralshed, TzuraoNs 1TL Calls attended prestptly dsy sight.

HENRY EVERS, SSB01TBB SP AXAatXSA OS. -99 Washlnfrtan 9U, i Batweea Tth aaS St. Telseheiks Ke. AstlAJTW. a.

at. bkacsst. 3. BEAUDRY and McAVOY, OKDnTAElll, 878 WAaBXHOiToar sjTMirr, Be Tth ss StToaUasa. CAL fels, 8.

Bareion Compound Rail Company. LOCATION OF PBINCIPAL PLACE OF basiness. City of Oakland. Conntv of Ala meda, State of California. Notice ia hereby giyen that at a meeting of the directors of this held on the nineteenth (19) day of December, L-91.

an assessment ef five (5) cents ner share was layied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary of the company, at the office of the company, 85iji Broadway, City of Oakland, County of of California, between the hours of 9 a- m. and 5 r-a. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Twenty-fifth (25) day of January, 1892, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the fifteenth (15) day of February. 1992, at the hour of 3 o'clock p. to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising-and expenses of sale.

CAKL Ix. ABBOTT. "i Secretary. Office. 854 roadway, room Oakland, CaL I POSTPONEMENT.

The dallnonent dav of the above aasessment is hereby postponed to the day of Febru ary, isyz. ana tne saie a ay to use iota a ay or March. By order of the Board of Directors. CARL H. ABBOTT, Secretary.

Office, 854 Broadway, room Oakland. CaL SAf FRAHCISCQ TO HEW TOES WITHOUTjCHANGE, January 19, 189 Asa every TUESDAY Pearler a Wagner Palace Sleeping Buffet Car win leave for New York City, with-sst csasfs, via ft VANDEX8ILT LINES and stsst alfsct rents, rtas saabllsg sasMngers ta ate Ints Sis car at Saa Fraadscs, allgktlng at Grand Centra StaBeti, aw Ysrk Cj, wltaost cksnge. Far reserva- UeiisaMBSTtiealsrscsilsasraeTess CAKJjTON O. CRANE, PacJte Cotst AfMt, 10 MdBtBSSJSry Street. 8.

F. THE PIONEER FRENCH BAKERY, iL AS. LONGE, Frrprietors, north eut ooraer testa sss wsester streets, tsosn a. -u First eaalitr French bread iver i 3 i parts of Oakland. Berkeley and Aa" mAno ordr for eamDiaar nasias: j.

THE TRIBUNE CHRISTMAS NUMBER 40 Page Edition) OUST SIiUD. OntntyW Alameda: James Stanley. into bis hand for tha term commending vu rroceaure ci California. r.j cj; -a ct-3 c-S, i a fc a a Bm S5-2 est a a is 2oi 200 00 6t0 2S4 00 2S 00 00 8 00 1 6fi 75 00 Is 00 loop CO 8 70 150 60 140 75 ui 50 J2S2 00 2j 00 Vsri iio 50 6 750 00 I 750 00 1500 00 lOOi 00 916 66 $2022 66 S44fl 45 tJOO ana lor saia Alamaa councy, Notice of Street Work. NOTICE 13 pERE'JY GIVEN, THAT ON the istb day of January, a.

d. 1892. the City Council of the city of Oakland paused Resolution of Intention number 16,9.:, to order the following street work to be done, That Chestnut street, from the north line of First utreet to the south line ot Fifth street, be graded, curbed! and macadamized, and side-walked with cement: also that all manhole and lampbole covers be brought to grade; gutters of broken rock Fof further particulars, reference Is hereby made tosaid resolution and specification for street work ori file in the office of the Citr Clerk of the City of Oakland. This notice shall be published for six days in Thk Oakland Tp.i bun being the newspaper designated by said City Council for such publication. J.

S. WALL. Superintendeht of Streets of the City of Oak- land Cal. Oakland. January 25.

ISO 2. Notice of Street Work. TOTTCEI3 HEREBY GIVEN, TH AT ON THE i filth day of January, a. d. 1S92, the City Council of the citv of Oakland passed Resolution ef Intention Number to order thefol-lowiag street work to be done.

viz. -4. t'lhat ihirty-third or Nolan street, from the center line of Market street to the sewer on the westerly side of Grove street, be sewered with an vitrified ironstone pipe, and have manholes and branches be constructed thereon. i rod further particulars, reference is hereby made to said resolution and specifications for sewer work on file in the ornee of tne City Clerk of the City of Oakland. This notice shall be published for six days in Thb Oakland Tribvnc, being the newspaper designated by said pity council lor sucn publication WALL, ty of Oak- Superintendent of Streets of the landi CaL Oakland.

January 20. 1892. Notioe of Street. Wort NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON THE jllth day of January, a. d.

the City Council of the City of Oakland passed Resolution of Intention Number to order the following street work to be aone. viz That Thirteanth avenue, from thescenter line of East Nineteenth street to the eenfer line of Vwenty-first street, be sewered with a vitrified ironstone pipe, and have manholes and branches constructed thereon. Also that a catch basimand conduit pipe be constructed at the north corner of Tnirteenth avenue; and Kast Twentieth street I Fort further particulars referen'cej is hereby made to said resolution and specifications for sewe work on file in the office ok" the City Clerk of the city of Oakland. This notice shall be published for six days in The Oakland Tribune, being the newspaper designated by said City Council for such publication, I J. 8.

(WALL. Superintendent of Streets of the City of Oak-landj Cal. 1 Oaxland, January 20, 1892. I Notice of Street Work. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON THE day of January, d.

1892. the City Council of the city of Oakland passed Resolution of Intention number to order the fodowing street work to be dond. viz. That East 11th street, front a point 100 feet northwest of the northwestern line of 26th avenue to the sewer in East 11th strvet northwest of said point, be sewered with a vitrified Iron stone pipe, and have manholes and branches construted thereon. Foij further particulars reference is hereby made to said resolution and specifications for sewef work on file in the office of the City Clerk) of the City of Oakland, This notice shall be published for six days in Thb Oakland Tribvnr, being the newspaper designated by said City Council for such publication.

J. b. WALL, Superintendent of Streets of the City of Oakland, January lsyz. Notice of Street NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, iTHAT ON the 18th day of January, a. d.

1892. the City Council of the city of Oakland passed Resolution of Intention number to order the following street work to be done, viz: That East N. wellth street, from the eastern line of Eleventh avenue to the sewer VJh feet east of Thirteenth avenkie, be sewered with a pipe sewer on both sides of. roadway, and have manholes and branches constructed thereon. For further particulars, reference is hereby made! to said resolution and specifications for seweij work on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Oakland.

This notice shall be published for six days in The Oakland Tribune. beDg the newspaper designated by said City Council for such publication. I J. S-iWALL. Superintendent of Streets of the City of Oakland.

CaL 1 I Oakland. January 23. 1S02. Probate Botica. I INTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE 01 California, in and for the County of Ala-medal I i i In the matter of the estate of Sarah Geary, deceased.

Notice Time appointed for proving will. Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 1st dav of February, 1SJ2, at 10 o'clock iA. M. of said day. nnd the courtroom Of said court, at the Courthouse in the city of Oakland, eounty of Alameda, State of California.

haveJWfcn appointed as the time and place for praying will pf said-Sarah Geary. deceasedand for heariosr the -application of William W.iOeary and Eleanor. Pearae ior the issuanoalo them oi leiwrs testamentary tnercou. 1 JAMES E. CRANE, 1 I- Clerk.

By RoBEBf Edgar. Deputy Clerk. -Oakland, January 11th, 13'ii W. IS i.OLDIBLLOW, Attorney for Petitioners. Notice to Creditors.

Esiati 0 PATTEBSOX IIESMV MGEEW, de I "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN- dei signed, administratrix ot tne estate ot Pattenvon Henry UcGrew. deceased, to thecrfdrtors of and all persons having' claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary -vouchers, within tec months after the first oubiication 01 this notice to the said administratrix at tne omce 01 A. a. aioore, corner Ninth street and Broadway, which airl office the undertdrned select aa the place business in all matters connected with the said estate of Patterson H. Mdirew, aeceasea.

14. A IMS 11. MWKErt, Administratrix of the estate of P. H. McGrew, deceased.

1 Dated Oakland, January lisvi Dissolution of Partnership, i THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING tinder the name and atyle of Downes Byrne? doing business in the city of Oakland, this day dissolved by mutual consent. James Byrne bavins parehased the entire, interest Witness. Ct-a. ir'-1" Pnhllfl i I 1 i July X. 1891, and ending January 1, 1892, in ac-i C2 UKilU So property received by Administrator All real 141 50 158 25 950 66 Real and peraonal property.

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THROAT. Catarrhal sore throat, acute- and chronic pharyngitis, enlarged tonsils and palate, hoarseness, loss of voice, thick phlegm in the throat, which causes hawking. HEART. Valvular diseases, weak and fattr heart, dropsy and rheumatism of heart, languid circulation. STOMACH.

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Scientific shoeing. Write lor circulars and ail desired, in formation GILBERT TOMPKINS, Box 144, San Leandro, Cal. SOUTHER FARM, 114 mile N. E. of aan Leandro, urn of county roaa at sign ooara.

I NEW YORK BAKERY. Cake, Pies and Milk Bread. Orders delivered to all parts of tha city free of cnarge. 417 and Ninth Street. Eetween Broad wty and Franklin streets.

RECEPTION 206 Sutter Hear Kearnj- SAX FRANCISCO. i 1 PstmniT'ed' hv th htm serred in any style; private dining rooms OPEN Alili NIGHT. J. M. PARKKR A CO.

NEW GLENW00D, NEW 0AKW00D JAIiZTJSI MflLT.WR, i JOHN BOHAN, PRACTICAL HORSE SHOES Formerly with Robert eiiman Hons ftet IntartereanS Quarter Cracks a fsedalt) Cll FOURTEENTH Street, near Washington Telephone No. Z3i. Oakland. Ca BAY CITY MARKET, Oor. "Washington and Eleventa Sti.

FINE jRESH lVrEATS Orders taksn aad meats delivered 'any ad 1 dress at low rates, 14 PERESimi'. Propristot, LOUISVILLE RESTAURANT I tZZ Asff'pygTEB BOUSIb The Kesteet and Best Restanrant tnC4Xlan4. vpen aay ana night, frivats rooms for ladies, 810 Sroadwar Oaklasul IxHP J. 1 1 4 Price in Wrapper Mailed to any addret, Cents. 8SAU UUY U.

Atu Notary fublic, in PROPOSALS Vot Furnishing One Thousand Feet of Fire Hose to' the Fire Department of the City of Oakland. OFFICE CJ THE BOARD OP PUBLIC Works. City Hall. Oakland. Jan.

23, 189L In accordance with resolution No. 1169 of the Board of Public Works, sealed proposals will be received in open sessian of the Board of Peblic Works, at their office In the City Hall, on Tuesday, the 9th day of February, -1892, from 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock p. for furnishing to the Fire Department of the city of Oakland, one thousand feet of two and one-half (2V2) inch fir hose, with patent expansion-ring couplings attached. Bidders must specify the kind and manufacture of the hose they propose to furnish, and subnit samples of the same. All hose to tend a pressure of 400 pounds to the square inch when delivered, and to be guaranteed against defective material or imperfect manufacture for the period of three years from the time of purchase.

The hose fuxnishedehall be delivered to the city of Oakland within 3u days after the execution of the contract, and to be subject to the approval of Chief Kngireer of the Fire Department and to the satisfaction of the Board of Public Works. All bids most be made upon the blank forms of the Board, which will be furnished upon application by the Secretary. All bids innst be accompanied by a check certified by some responsible bank, made payable to the order of J. M. Brady, Clerk of the Council, for not less than ten per cent of the proposal, which check ahaii be forfeited to the City of Oakland should the bidder receiving the award fall within five davs to enter Into a contract and furnish a good ant sufficient bond in a sum not to exceed 1300 for the faithful performance of the same.

The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKd, C. KAUFMAN, Secretary. Besolntion Bo. 16,933 Ordering Street Work.

RESOLVED, THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE City of Oakland deems it to be required by the public interest and convenience, and hereby orders the following street work to be done according to the specifications therefor adopted Or herein mentioned, or as contained in its Resolution No. 13.647 to wit: That East Twentv-first street in said city, from the center line of Eighth avenue to a point 150 icet soatneast 01 tne southeast line ox jugntn avenue, be sewered with an eight-inch vitri fied ironstone pipe sewer. Also one iron ventilating manhole 10 feet east of the sewer in 8th avenue and one brick ventilating manhole at head of the sewer be constructed thereon. Also that 6 branches of 6-lnch openings be con-atracted thereon. Let the City clerk publish this resolution for two days, and also for two days a notice of the work therein described, inviting sealed pro posals or bids for doing the same and referring to the specincations posted or on me.

He shall also post said notice with specifl cations, conspicuously, for five days, on or near the Council Chamber door. Said notice shall reanlre a certified check, or a bond, as pre scribed by law, for an amount which shall not be leas than ten per cent of the aggregate of the proposal. Thb Oakla.no Tribune, a daily newspaper published and circulated in said city, is hereby designated as the newspaper in which such publications snau oe maae. Adopted Jan. 18, 1892.

J. M. BRADY, City Clerk. Oakland, Jan. 26.

1S92. Proposals for Street Work Upon Third and Linden Streets. TJTJRSUANT TO STATUTE AND TO RESOLU- tlon No, 16,982 of the Council of the city ox usatana. saopiea Jan. in, the undersigned invites and will receive at his office in the City Hall, up to 5 clock p.

at. of the 1st day of February, 1892, seated proposals or bids zor tne loiiowing street wore, to wit: That the crossing of Third and Linden streets In said city be graded, curbed and macada mixed; macadam of Class gutters of broken rock. alleys to be constructed five feet wide aa per specifications in the order of work. Also that four crosswalks and eight bridges be constructed. Valleys to be paved with broken rock as for ratters, to be a feet wide, center in line of carb; crosswalks to be of Class general specinceuoas.

Bridges to De same as lor cui-verta of Class general specifications. All to be done according to the specifications therefor posted and on file, and in said resolution mentioned. Bidders must file with each proposal or bid either a check, payable to the order of the Mayor of said city, certified by a responsible bank, for an amount which shall be not less than ten per cent of the aggregate of the pro posal, or else a bond for said amoant, and so payable, signed by the bidder and by two sureties who shall justify before any officer, competent to administer an oath, in double the said amount, ana over ana above ail statutory exemptions. Clerk's office of the city of Oakland, City uaii, Jan. jo, iwi.

J. M. BRADY, City Clerk. Notice to Property Ownersron Wood, Campbell, Isabella. Milton, Mar ket and 32nd Streets to Iay Side walks Within SO days.

OFFICE CITY CLERK. C1TT HALL. OAK-land. January 21. 1692.

The following Resolution was adopted by the Oakland City Council at its last held tannery is, issqa, vis: -Resoteed, Tat the property owners on both sides of Isabella street, between San Pablo ana xzna ana Market streets; on both sides af Ifilton street, between San Pablo avenue aad Blanket streets; on both aides of Market street, between 22nd and Milton streets; on 32nd street, between Market and Grove s.reets; on sjota tides of Wood street, between Atlantic ana 16th streets, and on both sides or Campbell stress, between Pacific and 16th streets, be and they are hereby notified that the Council will at the expiration of JO days order cement walks feet wide where not already don in cement or bit amen. J. M. BRADY, rAiJ City Clark. Oakland, Jsn.

22, 1892. Frebate Hotioe. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNT 1 of Alameda, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Joseph Tucker, deceased. Notice of time set lor proving wilL etc.

Notice is hereby riven that a petition for the -MkatA Af tVi will tAanh ceased, and for thw Isstturoce to-Yrnestioa TncKsr, eoaunoniv xnown as -aLranie Jt Tucker, of letters testameelarj 'thareen, has been filed in this court, and that Monday, the 1st day of Febrmary. iip, irjakio o'clock AT of said day. at the courtroom ef Department Nol of said Court, at aecourtaewe fa the city of Oakland, tad of Alameda, has been set for the -fceettof said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and contest tae same. Clerk. By Eobtt Fciab, Deputy Clerk, -a 1 of Is I.

FLINT'S PHARMACY Has removed street, in rear GEORGE PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS New Patterns in yVall Paper. Kstimates Furnished to 460 Twelfth of old location. B. FLINT, Proprietor. and Glazing.

near Webster. LAMPS Broadway, Pardee Block .3 Ontflts complet Infants' Ontflts eomftets arucie i eooca. article that is kspC in a fizsVoUaa stars, at TiLB for Decorating 358 Twelfth LAMPS i LAMPS I Come and Examine our Stock of I AT VERY liOW PRICES. W. H.

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