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M rSCIAL INSTRPMEXTS
\u25a0 ,_LA — Unredeemed ftorage pianos almost given
away to pay storage and advance*. Wbitebead's
i'isno Storage and Auction House. 1428-29 Mar-.
ket et— S. F.. and 405 Baa Pablo ay., Oakland.
REMOVAL sale — Will move within 15 days to
Suiter st. nr. Orant ay. Piano* going at great
bargains. MANUFACTURERS' PIANO CO..
• 136 Eddy *t. bet. Mason and Taylor.
$£•>> will buy !be best 6S note Player on the mar-
ket- also plsys <•'• note rcUs. Crown & Concord
pianos; 10 in. disc records 25c. BACIGALUPI,
;*4l Mkrktt Open Saturday evening.
SNAP _ny oew piano $5 per month; rent $3
up. ECUMITZ * CO.. €21 Van Ness, nr. Turk.
|125-M3reat hari'sin: line, large, mtliog. Haynes
p:ar.o. HOBNL'NG'S. 1»:>4 Geary tt.
FINE :>i«c<v. $i'.«J lew tbsn any other bouse.
Stutbam Plan* Co.. 24 Hill. Pianos to rent.
\u25a0 PI ANUS for rru:: r;o cartage this weeki BYRON
T \ PE ivr» I TJKR^A^p^JUPPLJ[E»__
Mu.NAKCH Visible Typewriter— ln. the Monarch
Visible Typewriter all the writing is tn full
*i£fct all tie time; otber isakea. tecocd hand,
si «-<>ry res*onable price's; w« rent, repair and
Sntpect. Before purchasing ri3g cp Docglas
4113, nr call at "<"'7 Bu»h *t.
WOLF 4- ISKSBRTCK. Dea'.ew.
GKEAI li»rs»:n* in fm-tory rebuilt typewriters:
No. « K«-a:cgton and No. 2 Smith Premiers.
' »:%,% te (IS; • :.c-rv ..«..<:* aßd llcnarcts, $43 to
?\u25a0..".. rentals. $2.5c> to $3.50 per month. See us
jsud fsre money.
TUE TYI-nwp.ITER EXCHANGE.
223 Moa:gi>mery «t.
tikuc now viable Typewriter. HO: others .-i.-ip-
er. I'AC. TYPEWRITER Cp.. 107 Montg. »t.
SPECIAL. $35 — Smith Premier or Remington r«-
ballt. Secow informstloa L. _ M. ALEXAN-
ni;i{. T.Y2 Msrket «.
NEW and >ecocd bund typewriter* bought and j
froiJ. rested, repaired guaranteed. SMITH J
Bi:oS.. 4'^ ISth ft.. Oakland: phone Oak. 12.
T'if'I.WUITEKS— AII niLkcg told, rented, re- i
r»ire<l. 91S Kr*nfjvriiT. Oakland: tel. Oak. 0219. !
I'OR EXCHANGE I
AUTOMOBILE TOR TRADE
Tor strx-k"!. i-onds or real estate to the equivalent
of ?fi <>\u25a0*">. An.lv :ci' Kofel hnilding.
X [0 PIERCE. 4 cyliDder. ebafl drive. 2 apeed.
fre*> eEgi&p; e:ng!»> cylinder, belt drive, fre«
engine, fjkp.; send for advanced cstalpjne.
J. T. CgtCS. 312 San Pablo ay.. paklxud.
N. ?:. L". AND ROYAL iIOTOECYCLES.
r -;:'.•« in second hand bicycles and nrotor-
_______M_E_l_NJ____J_t___at__it
AUTOMOjaES
AUTOMOBILE BAttUAl.vs
J 'C 7 4j bp. Peerless.
I "08 SO hp. Peerless.
1 "Oa So tp. Pecrles*.
1 "07 Psrracq.
] T7 Haynee.
1 *0S WLi!<? *teamer.
All tc»»jp csrs are guaranteed by v* in first
rls*« condition.
At "TO LIVERY COMPANY. CCS Van Ness ay.
lfiOT IW:V»*.
19- 7 TLnmss riyer.
1308 Tsckard.
Wbite stefitner.
The»r cars are
exceptional bargains.
H. O. HAP.UISON CO.,
540 Van Ne«s ay.
Peerless motor oars
IOR »a!e — Price $500 and upward; several *C>
end "07 Wtite tocring cart, taken la trade for
"Ofc car* and thoroughly overhauled by oor
cjertacicK from ocr factory.
WINTON AUTOMOBILE BRANCH.
300 Vaa Ne*s aveac*.
S»n Franclifco.
TOR s*le or exfl>sr.ge for r»al estate. 7 pss«»n-
g<r ThoaiSii Flyer, fully equipped: or will fell
for pa-t easb aurt easy payments for security;
\u25a0•ust the car to r<"nt or real estate Bervice.
-ppljr F. S. IRF.ST. 102-1'.»4 12th St.. Ocklnd.
FOIi file or eli-basce f^r real estate, second
J:sud 'i cylinder Uanbler touring car: body
in good cotif'.ition. Address box C 355, Call
office. Oakland.
DO rtm war.t a bsrpain? We bare autos from
Sir.O to $4,500. We s»ll machines in firrt class
raT-cMtion only. Open Pundayg 3 p. na. STAND-
ARD AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGB. 352 G. G.
I HAVE 2 4 tyl. Ford runaJ-outf: : don't neetl
lijtb: <T.e has speedometer, rumble eeat; both
in perfect oonditinn. with tnvr and new tires;
rtedee *"•><. WALL. 474 21st st., Oakland.
BUNABOUTS. roadster and touring cars, the
k:nd Toa tan Cepend «pon. at bcrglßr prices
while "they Ust- CANNING _- VINTON AUTO
CO.. two stores. 4.V. and 4?S» Golden Gate aye.
FOB Kale— Mltrib efl r-jnab.iut; best crmflition;
Fall equipment: price reasonable. Apply 610
City «t^ Oakland.
«iOR — Mitchell nmabont: best condition; fu'.l
A eqnlpmeat: price reasonable. Apply 610 Clay
st.. osklEsd.
X\'ANTF.D— Auto !n coo<i condition for e<p:ltr of
$S2f, In 2 fiae 40 foot lota at VlsiUcion. 2007
Era*r*oo *t.. Berkeley; phone Berke'ey 3211.
TOFi sulp — Nearly new Wbite steamer. 19OT; j
£r*t clifs conditlcn: will exchange for city :
r's! ettate. Box 2CCO. Ca!' offl»e. '• :\u25a0 ]
Ba llGalN— Duick toaricg car. fully equipped
with lamp* *n<l top: tire* al". new. MAX-
WLLL AGENCY. IS2-IS4 12th St.. Oakland.
PAC _ka_!asa Braiing Work* «-an trare yoar
«lnm. fH«!i!!C«. 4^o V«tl N«^« : Pt . 'Ijft-
AUTOMOBILE M'PPLIES !
L 11. _ B. I. BILL. 543 Golden Gate ay.— '
H^dqusirters for Solar latr.ps. Vesta batteries, i
IVi^nrij o,;. Pinmond Hinln* »nd purtn.
H^R«»t:S. HARXESS AND WAGONS
BA_UAIN—
100 huspies anrt *et« of harness at cost for
ntit -Hj d:;.«. LEIEOLD _ CO.. 11 Front st.
BARGAINS. |
TOE sale — Erown mare: weight 1.000: ride or
drive: wwinij and cbeap: 2 good lanndry borses. :
1720 Point I^cVw ay. : ring up Pacific 1237.
Tin: COSSXE bor*e <-o!lsr <-en only be had at
3368 MisFio-2 st. : rone genuine withor.t maker's
tian.o oa pip^. W.\l. COSBIg. rh. Miss. IS4O.
4<< UKAD c* hr>re+f. niareji and mules. $10 op;
S^orlarx! pfHii>-» and rig*. $125 up; bngg'e*,
waconc af<l lisme^s. $\u25a0'> up. 5C> 4th. Oakland.
FOR Mle — A nr« rja^s modern ambalaare. al-
vr.ofl t«*w: may tx> »een at Shattatk Avenue
Lfvf-ry Ptabies, Dwigbt way station. Berkeley.
IS wcrk tKTtf.t. 2* saddle borses and 2 Criricg
bcr»e; for *t .:• cbezp 420 3d \u25a0_; Oakland.
WOODLAWJS StablM. 617-33 Grote St.; borses
tVSS day; fcorrcs _ wag.. $9 wk.: bdg. $20 mo.
KECONI' hand tc»> wagon, exp. wagon, bos. bog-
gles. Nugenr-Covey Wagon Co.. 849 Valencia st
HORSES, wagons, beggies and harness for ca!e
ftray. yr,'.Ma Vulfnt-la *t.: pbone Park 2723.
PAS ENGINES
. ENGINES, stationary, portable; minlßg hoists.
re* <li«tli!ate, «rude oil prwiucer gas. WE3T-
KKN i.AS i-yniNKi -yniNK COMPANY. 401 Market st.
MACHINERY FOR SALE
WOOD working and Irea working machinery of
tb» CaUfomi* Car and Elevator Works for
sr>>. Ar>!.ly 7'h tvA King »>ts.
DOOR oi»en»TS asd keye. Key Works. 855 Clay
«t.. Oakland. Phone*— Oakliird 6717. A 2574.
.„- ROOKING
KOOFS. any kind, repaired, painted. A. HILL-
. MAN. :*ix E. 12Tb yt.. Oakland. Drop postaL
V > ITJKP GLASS ?>yjOttJ£?±A*e-_
H. B. HOPPS. President.
ALL KINDS OF ART, LEADED AND MOSAIC
GLA^S. 315 TVRK: PHONE FRAy KUN 1763.
I Di;SI X ESS CH AN CE S
DELICATESSEN and RESTAURANT: fine trade;
$1,000; invcstigaTC this. WESTERN INV. CO.,
r<y>m 21^. KO Market st.
UESTAURANT and LUNCH counter, $275; rent
935.
Saloon en corner; 4 living rooms witfc fnrni-
ture: %<Z# biys |_ WESTERN INV. CO., S3O
Mitrk«-t «.. room 21S.
fltriT.ancl VEGETABLES— A enap; good loca-
;..:: : $275. . . -"c .- -;-
KALOON on corner; $1,000; rent $40; GOOD
PLACE.
CORNER GROCERY In Sllsslon; none and
wagon: good trade; $1,400. WESTERN INV.
<\u25a0<)., b2O Market ft.
J^iT/»ON, IjOIXiING liorSE and RESTAU-
7_O«T i*) coru«-r; this place has 22 ROUUS,
_. »Btsiii<>: metal tiedc. etc.
« LAUGE RKSTAKRANT: doing a good
Ittfciseve, and a LARGE BAR with good trade;
tli*- nri<«- IiBB been redu^d to $3,000. WEST-
ERN INV. CO.. room 21>jf, 830 Market st
I:ESTAI'RANT, IKjWNTOWN; good bi:*inesi«:
ir.ust w'l AX ONCE: price lias been $650. will
\u25a0 t_ko 54(x> if cold this week. Room 21S. S3O
MARKET PT:
WaNTEI» — Eu«infKi;man wltli $."..00(f: big profits:
. money t»ccre. ~~-'J I'aclfic building.
W'A NTEI»— Young married man with $500 aud
wrviee*. 759 Pacific building.
FOR-«— 1» — Old. reUable Market et. rests arant.
7i9 Pecifie buildicg. -
WANTED— At ouce. first claw rooming hou.-e
for cash. 759 Pacifle buildlcs.
TOR Fale— Tliis <lay. money making saloon. 759
J Pacific building. . . '
\u25a0 WANTED — Kor c-csb. good butcher Ebop; come
J «jx:ick. 7'fl Pacific building.
UACKIKICE — Fruit and produce; prominent uak-
Und corner: «-l»»ars ever $125 monthly; horse
- ; and wagon. $200 cash reginter, fixture*, rtock,
lease; establißhtHl 4 years; $500;. act quickly;
H won't lart. THE ITJLLER.CQ.. 'JIS Eroad-
way. (i:.kl.->:.<i. \u25a0 '
VXBTKfSM meted with $^.W>t>'to help mcbny
_r»t c__ik tKlv^s vzi wi'.-.T lr»v I>m ii'i\. ''a!l.
RUSINESS CHANCES— C«>M i t > J»!__L^_
OYSTER AND FISH MARKET, doing fine busl-
mw; established place; liorae and wagon; rent
only $35: on prominent business ftreet: SEB
THIS AT ONCE. WESTERN INV. CO.; r.
21S. KW- Market »t.
$15O— STATIONERY and NOTIONS, etc.; no
competition; 2 living rooms; nice little busi-
ness; Rtock Invoices more tban asked.' WEST-
ERN INV. CO.. r. IS, S3O Market st. \u25a0
FOR sale — Great sacrifice; butcher shop; money
making locatiou.
759 Pacific bldg.
FOR sale — This day< boarding and rooming
house; cfear* $150 month; »iekness.
750 Pacific bldg.
FOR sale— Snap luirgaln; restaurant; centrally
located; come quick.
759 Pacific bldg. -
WANTED — Go«xi businessman with come money;
call at once.
759 Pacific bldg.
FOR pale— Old established bis money making
grocery; fine location. -
7.~>3 Pacific bldg. .
PART or full interest in well established, going
bcKlness; fine opin>rtuiiity. with position, for v
live bu*lnes«mnn with from $6,000 to $12,000.
Address box 2HSO. Call office.
DAILY newppai>er for sale: near Sun Fran-
ciftoo; new e<}u!i>uient. including Mergentualer:
> .-(.;<•:>.. lul opportunity; reMSonnble. Box 2354,
Call office. \u25a0_ \u25a0
$150 — Partner wanted: old established cash lmsl-
nesß paying $*O to $90 month; no experience
required. 759 Mission »t. jear 4th: room 1.
sssssssssssssssssssssss!
S SJ
S STANDARD REALTY COMPANY. S |
8 707 Pacific bldg. Tel. Douglas 5843. S :
iS" RELIABLE BUSINESS BROKERS. Sj
S FOR BUSINESS CHANCE bargains see «s. S
I S LODGING HOUSE. 20 rooms, rent $105: % S i
S now clearing $90 per month; price $1,000; S i
I S see this Eure. / S^
S RESTAURANT, rent $30; a money S
! S maker: price $C">o. S
S SALOON— Sacrificed for $400; see this S -
I S at once. :;V.:..;: ;V.:.. ; S ;
a s
sssssssssssssssssssssss
$25ft— NICELY furnished. 6 room flat.
$450— Dining room; $35 daily business.
$300— BRANCH BAKERY In Mission.
$2<X»— STATIONERY and NOTIONS; pood loc.
$C.V>— CANDY and STATIONERY; 4 living rms.
fioO^-CANDY and POST CARDS; CLEARS $100
$300— DELICATESSEN; receipts $10 daily.
$225 — RESTAURANT: best tfce money can buy.
$300 — HORSE SHOEING SHOP; clears $175 mo. !
$*sr.O — 11 room lodging house, close to Market. \u25a0
$550 — SALOON: r.ld established; cor. location. :
FOR BUSINESS PLACES OF ALL DESCRIP- '
TIONS .SEE CLARKE _ MAGNUS. S3O Market ;
tt.. room T.Q7. !
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Apartment houses.
If there is anything for sale in business
chances we hare it.
BROWN & SWEETLAND,
4CS 11th St.. Oakland.
ROADHOCSE, BLACKSMITH SHOP, STABLE.
Mc(=t be told quick; you can buy one or all:
owned by same party; on N. W. P. R. R. : onlj-
one in town: $Ik> worth cf stock on hand; big
snap; write for details.
B. F. HERSHEY. 353 Kearny St., S. F.. CaL
GILLIES & CO.
ROADHOtSE — $«30: one of the best paying !n
San Mateo county: 6 rooms; good furniture;
electric piano: good stock: rent only 540. with
leasa. GILLIES & CO.. 10ZS Market, room 22.
GILLIES & CO.
BUTCHER shop; $«50; $50 dally; horse and
wagon, marble counters, electric grinder, com-
- puting scale; rent $25. GILLIES & CO., 1028
Market St., room 22. ' t .;,:
FINE candy store, transfer corner; swell fix-
tures; a sacrifice; must sell. -3096 16th st.
FOR sale — Cigar store, pool parlor, for the
stock that ia in it: receipts $4 to $0 a day.
Addresa box 2364, Call office.
$2.200 — First class corner saloon; rent $70. leare.
For- particulars address Washington Brewery,
Oakland. .
KOT'TE on tbis paper for sale — Oakland and
Berkeley. Phone Piedmont 4208."
PHYSICAL culture school, fully equipped, baths,
steam rooms, etc.; must sell; cheap. Box
2381. Call office.
COMMERCIAL AUDIT CO.. Business Brokers —
Investments thoroughly Investigated and safely -
placed. We assist the seller and protect buyer.
319 Metropolis Bank bldg.; pbone Sntter 19.
FOR sale— A good paying route on The CaU In
Alameda county. Apply to J. R. LENHART.
Circulation Dept., S. F. CaU. Sd and Market.
MONEY loaped to inventors to patent good Ideas.
JOHN WEDDERBUBN. Capitalist. Brook
land. D. C.
FOR ta!e — A good Bewepaper route In a good
district In this city. Apply to J. R. LEN-
HART. Circulation Department. 8. F. Call.
FOR sale or exchange for farm land; a fine
bakery and lunch room; good business; price
$2,200. Address R.. CaU agency. San Jose. Cal,
j WANTED — $500 in honest mining deal; fortune
fn thin. P. O. box 474. San Francisco.*
I^JL^D^N^HOJC^S^FOJI^SA^E^^^
A. CAMERON & CO.,
714 MARKET ST.. MAGEE BLDG..
Opposite The CalL
Room 301. Phone' Douglas 4379; C 4379.
' BANK REFERENCES.
HOTELS. ROOMING AND APARTMENT
HOUSES, FLATS.
SACRIFICE— SweIIest 100 rm. apt. boose; cheap
rent: elegantly furn.; clears $000 mo.; obliged
to leave city; hence this bargain.
SEE THIS 50 room nr. Market house; rent $5
rm. ; Lot and co!d water; big snap; $1,500.
BEAUTIFUL little apt. house, 40 rooms; 2 and
3 rootn«; cheap rent; choice loca.; bargain.
CHOICK cor.. 62 rooms, downtown; private
batb*: c'aeap rent; part down, balance time.
I OWN the best rooming house and buslne«s
> chance brokerage business In San Francisco,
and as said business has outgrown my ability
to handle »ame. I wish to consolidate *witb
- -omc reputable rooming house firm to take ex-
clusive charge of my rooming hou*e depart-
ment on a commission basis. Address box
2:iS7. Call office.
AA— BURNHAM & COMPANY. 520 Phelaa blJg.
IF YOO WANT TO BUY. SELL OR EX-
CHANGE REAL ESTATE. ROOMING
HOUSES. HOTELS. OR ANY BUSINESS
PROPOSITIONS. CALL ON, WRITE OR
PHONE DOUGLAS 6908. HOME C 5908.
IN TOUCH WITH ALL BARGAINS ALWAYS.
13 ROOM furnished flat; rooms all rented; rent
SB5;-nrl« $S00; new furniture and carpets:
location superb, on Eddy *U See WESTERN
INV. CO.. room 218. 830 Market st.
FOR s&le-^Beaatlfully equipped boarding house
at sacrifice: fine business and location;- snap
In rent. Harrison St.. Oakland.
ELEGANTLY furnished 10 room roomiDff house
fnr F»le: a bargain. C 4 Halzht st.
PARTNERS^WA^NTED
WANTED— Partner "with $1,500 to $2,000 to
manufacture patent cement dazed brick; all
necessary machinery- on hand. 2739 McAlUs-
ter_st. .
PARTNER wanted in a well established real es-
tate firm; no experience required, but must
have business ability and first class references.
Box 3925. Call office. OskUnd. v
BUSINESS _ WANTED.
WILL pay cash for moving picture business,
$1,000 to $1,500; must be in . good location.
Ad'lrewi box 2375. Call office.
EDUCATIONAL
ITALIAE POLYTECHSICUM. Prof. C. O. Sbar-
na— Day and «ye. classes. ln freehand and me-
chanical detign; special courses in architecture
and painting. New Era building, 1151 Polk
«t. cor. Setter. \u25a0' '
A — PAUL GERSON DRAMATIC SCHOOL—
Largest training ecbool of acting in America; \u25a0\u25a0
poMticn eocured ;. 6. months' graduating course;
rend for catalogue. Countryman . building, 915
Van Ness ay. . •
ENGINEERING— CiviI. eiectrleaL mining, mech.,
survey, assay, cyanide; day, eve.; est. : 1864. :
Van ger Nalllen School. 51st and Tel.. Oakland.
DANCING. Flndlay's. 5245 ICtb St.. ballroom
and etase; clasa Moo., Wed.' and FrL- evgs.; .
socials strictly select; private lessons daily.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 2531
Was— ingtoa it. near FiUmore — Send . for clr- >
celar. , \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 --">'\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0
PROF T. A. ROBINSON,. Individ, inst. Math,,
Bookkeeping. Eng.. etc.; day, eve.' 507 Haisbt. ,
SPANISH. French or Italian taught in conver-
Mtloa. PROF. HIDALGO, rm. 409, S3O Market.
BOXING and phyMcial culture tapght at 3261
-24th st. nr. Mission; office hoars, 6 to 10 p. to.
NYREN Academy. 2514 Pine et.; select school
for children, from kindergarten to high school.
FRENCH— Popular classes. $2.50 per month." THE
\u25a0 LAFAYETTE SCHOOL. 1021 Van Ness ay.
VAUDEVILLE taught: all its branches: private
le«m>ns. G.- G. Dramatic School. S2fi Rddy «t.
BUSINESS COLLEGES ~~~
A— Metropolitan Bus. Col., 1490 -Market at Van
Ness: new quarter*: day, eve. Write for b'klet.
MERKILL-MILLER COLLEGE, 733 FiUmore St.;
a- select . school of business ; , day ,- and \u25a0 eve.'- -
DUDLEY Business College, day and evening. \u25a0
. Mission Bank bldg.. ICth st. near Mission. . \u0084
SAN FRANCISCO. Business CoUege, »08 Market
*t. at, Eddy. Day or/ evening sessions. '
ALL court reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
. Business College. 1256 Market st. - . ;
UKALIi'S .Business College ', and- School , of En- '
giaeeriaz.' 4CS McAllister; st, : '
THE RA^i?RASOISCO-;;OAil^^^
JOHN.R. RCCKSTELL. C. P. A.. 306-308 Claus
Snreckels /Call! bnUdlng: phone Kcarny 4151.-
~v_^__*~XojTAjaj£J£u^
MARK LANE. Notary Public and Commfßsloner
' of Deeds, 149 Montgomery St.; phone Kearny
ATTORNEYS .
AA— DIVORCE; costs, $12; quick, quiet; advice
free; no charge unless successful; title to real
estate restored: bankruptcy; probating of es-
tates; general practice. 1028 Market st.. r. 12.
FREE advice on laws pertaining to divorce, wills,
corporations, pensions, estates . and general
practice by reliable aud ex|H'rienced attorneys;
open evenings. 631 Pacific building.
ADVICE free. Divorce costs §12; quick and quiet.
Collection*, attachments, damages. ; Room 607,
Westbank bldg., 830 Market; open eve. ...-.,'.\u25a0
A QUICK, quiet, complete divorce for $20; open
Thursday evenings. 1112- Market St.. room 122.
HARRIS & HESS, attorneys at law. t W. T. Hess.
Notary Public. Rooms 1108-14 Call bnUdlng.'
PATENT ATTORNEYS '
DEWEY. STRONG & CO.— Founded 1600; U. S.
and foreign patent* : investors' guides; 1,000
mechanical movements free. 1105 Merchants'
Exchange building. San Francisco.
PATENTS THAT PROTECT AND PAY— Advice
and books free; rates reasonable: highest ref-
erences; best results. WATSON E. COLE-
MAN. patent lawyer. \u25a0 Washington, D. C.
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, late examiner U. S. pat-
ent office. 1201-2 Metropolis bank — Patents,
trademarks and copyrights; tel. Kearny 4515.
HARRY C. SCHROEDER. U. S. and foreign pat-
ents. 415 Ist Nat'l Bk.. Oak.; phone Oak. 2751.
SONNTAG'B American and Foreign Patent Ag'cy.
established 1539. Balboa hldg.. Market and 2<l.
DENTISTS^ «t. „ ,i
ARTIFICIAL teeth: this one thing I do. Dr. C. E. !
Wilson, 323 Geary, eulte 605;. tel. Doug. 4300. ;
DR. EDW. PERKINS. S&I Market opp. Powell,
suite 1. 2d floor — Bridge work. Ph. Doug. 5137. |
HILL, DR. LUDLUM. Mulrhead bulldlns, Mar-
ket, Hayes acd Larkln sts.; gas given. !
DR. IRA G. LEEK— AII kinds of dental work. -\
r.15 Fillmore st. near Oak.
*VE£>lCAlt^~^~^^~
ATTENTION, ladies— DU. LEWIS. 933 Market
st. bet. sth and <>th, world» renowned specialist
for women only; no delays or disappointments;
relief guaranteed by nio*t superior painless
methods known to medical science; most ob-
stinate cai^es treated; all female complaints -
and Irregularities treated; have no hesitancy
if in ne«;d of my services; absolutely harmless;
low fees. By consulting an eminent specialist
you save time and niouey. Advice free. 10
a. in. to 4p. m. and, 6 to 9p. m.; Sundays,
11. a. m. to 2p. m. \u25a0
MRS. DR. PHILLIPS, leading specialist In fe-
male complaints, has brought happiness to
thousands bt anxious women; never had a sin-
gle failure; cases quickly relieved ot no charge
whatever: no pain, uo danger, no Interference
with work; absolutely safe and harmless; most
comfortable private home for ladles: trained
nurses; doctor's care when desired; hours, 10
to S: Sundays. 2 to 5; advice free. MRS.. DR.
PHILLIPS. 2752 Howard st. near 24th.
MRS. DR. HOLMS, graduate ladles' specialist,
treats all ailments of women by a safe and
enre method without delay. Travelers success-
fully treated and can return borne same day.
.Advice free and confidential; hours 9 to 5. Sun-
day 10 to 2. 744 Turk st. near Van Neis ay.
VALPEAU'S female pills;. best regulating pills
gold; price* $2.50 by express. Jener Syringe
• and tablets, price $5. By express only on re-
ceipt of price. OSGOOJ) BROTHERS, whole-
sale druggists, "th and* Broadway. Oakland.
MRS. DR. MARY ADAM, reliable specialist:
cures all ladles' complaints successf oily ; good
home for confinement: consultation free. Hours
1-5 p. m. 3004 Frultvale ay.. East Oakland.
DR. EMERSON, specialist In women's' troubles;
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge; consulta-
tion free: hours. 10 to 5: evenings. 7 to 9;
Sundayw. 12 to 2. 1304 FILLMORE cor. Eddy.
LE MERE'S FEMALE SUPPOSITORIES
Never fall; safe and reliable. For sale at aU
<Inic store*. *1 a box. ; ;_
' PHYSICIANS
DR. MAR DON, noted doctor Chinese empire. 763
Clay, S. F. ; knowledge inherited through 7 gen-
erations; cures all ailments of human system
,with teas; carefully selected herbs; cons. free.
AA— Dr. MARK Q. YING, Chinese herb speclal-
lst. 727 Washington st. ; hours !>\u25a0 to 12; branch
office 1408 Geary St., hours 1 to 0 p. m. ; con-
sultatlon free. ' '\u25a0
DR. BEN & FOON CHINESE HERBS C 0. —20"
yearn of experience; cures all- -ailments by
wonderful method. 2225Satter: hrs. 9:30 to 7.
DR. WONG HIM, ~~
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently located.
12KS O'Farrell ft.. t*>t. Goczh and \u25a0 O<*tavl«.
MATERNITY HOLIES -
STRICTLY private home for confinement cases;
resident pbyeiclan In attendance: best refs.
1131 Lagnna st. cor. Eddy: phone West 5964.
S. F. LYING IN HOME, 1191 Oak St.— Adoption ;
diseases women and children: confinement $25.
,
PACIFIC Coast Convalescent Horne — First class
in every respect ; contagious work prohibited;
graduate nurse in charge; terms reasonable In
advance. 2807 Piedmont ay., Berkeley, CaL
Phone Berkeley 3590.
A— PRIVATE home for the sick; " <-onflnement
specialty: adoption: special treatment \u25a0 for all
f'-m*l<» trouble. 171 East 14th ft.. Oakland.
HOME and care for invalid* or aged persons.
3421 25th st. nr. Mission: phone -Mission 4620.
| POPULAR REMEDIES
RICORD CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS for
men's private diseases. Sold only by E. B.
JORGENSON, 044 Kearny st., San Francisco.
Mail orders a specialty. Send for circular.
SANDERSON'S CO. savin and cotton root pills;
sure remedy for female troubles; price $2 per
box. Red Raven Drug Co.. 912 Market st.
SEXOID, a marvelous cure for weakness In men;
money returned If It falls: price $1 per box.
Red Raven T>rnz Co ; ni; Market ft.
TRUSSES that- fit: seamles* elastic hosiery.
Clark-Ganrtion Trows Co.. 110« Market opp. 7th.
HEALTH MOVEMENT
-VI AVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH," natural non-
surgical; cloth bound, 400 page book free. Ap-
ply by mall. 636 Pine st. Lecture for women
Thnrsdny at 2:30 p. m.
\u25a0 CHIROPODISTS
AA— MRS. DR. FANNIE R. GASS. 133 Geary
et.; tel. Douglas 4770;. re5. tel. Franklin 89.
GUARANTEED cure for calluses, -wartß, corn*,
by electtTelty. MRS. SANBERG, 1802 Fillmore.
CORNS removed 25c: ingrown - nails; .bunions,
wartu «Mir«-d. DR. DUNCAN. ISO Sntter nt.
PHJjrsm-^HERAPY^
AURORA INSTITUTE for PHYSIO-THERAPY.
463 O'FARRELL. If others fail to cure you,
come and sre US: our method In quick and sure.
SERNBORG'S INSTITUTE— Nervous and rbeu-
roatlc diseases cured by electric and massage
treatment. S3O Market st.: Douglas 5331.
. THERAPEUTIC TREATMENT
MASSAGK institute. " formerly 1823 Devlsadero.
now 421-23-23 Whitney bldg.. 133" Geary et.;
same mnng. Mrs. Huntlngton. Patients invited.'
LYDIA SMITH; health treatment: oil. electric
light, salt glow. Apt. 35. 1300 Golden Gate ay.
MECHANO and ' Electrical ..Therap. teratment by
profes. masseuse. 2007 Sntt»rr-HHda C. Jonssoo.
CATARRH AN D DE AFNES S
ALSO ear noUes' positively cored; one week free.
DR. COTTLVGHAM.- S3O Market >t.: hrw. 10-4.
RUPTURE I CURED —
"DR. PIERCES ELECTRIC TRUSS"; a wonder-
ful invention;- 35 -years /in use. Address
PIERCE-- SON. 1417 Chestnut st.. Alameda.
3IATRIMONIAL / :
YOUNG man, grandson British earl, small in-
dependent means,' wants wealthy refined youns
, wife, beautiful in soul , and-body ; send i photo
- with full description ; - object matrimony. \u25a0 Ad-
dress box 4527, Call office.' ; :
DO not be deceived: "the only reliable matrlmo-
\u25a0 Dial bureau yoa , wIU find ; at - MRS. • A. ' WOL-
: TER'S. 1752 Gearyst.: established In 1900.
ELITE '\u25a0 marriage * bureau " for ' lonely \u25a0 people; de-
tails 25c;Jadles free. .954 Broadway." Oakland.' :
THE Oakland ; matrimonial bureau; laftles free, i
510 20th, st- Oakland. \u25a0• '"-\u25a0-\u25a0•- •\u25a0--.--
PERSONALS I
A— WIGS and TOUPEES that defy detection; yen- i
. tllated:' perspiration doesa't effect -them;- wig
; making a life study? men's private wig depart-
ment, 2271 Cal. et., : near "Webster. , Mr. O.
Lederer In charge. LAIXIBS' 'HAIR -GOODS—
Transformation, switches,- puffa, artistic wig
making, shampooing. G. • LEDERER, -ISO 9
FiUmore st. near Setter. Established 1866.- .-
I guarantee to remove. all wrinkles and all face
1 blemishes: \ mj Tompjexion i beautifier i and | skin i
food - Insures . a 1a 1 beautiful-complexion;: month's :
, supply. $1.50. :\u25a0 MME. : WHITE. > 1355 ; Wa»hlng-
,-ton Bt., S.. F. ,vO-V ,:.; ;:/-\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0:;;-\u25a0'.''.\u25a0':,;\u25a0•\u25a0:;
ALLEN RUG WORKS, successors to George Mat-
thew—Artistic : hand ; loom < weavers,*, flirl '. rng»
.made, from, old 'carpetn: -'nend \u25a0: for = circulars, i
'Js. 939 ( Buena' -.Vista ;av..:Alameoa.': Cal." : ." -
ELECTRIC ! vibration • ". health -. massage: ' baths r
MB3. _.' JOHNSON.6OS 10th 5t.V Oakland.^ v•'
BUSINESS PERSONALS— Continned T
MRS. NETTIE HARRISON removes superfluous
hair, electric '"\u25a0 needle process ; 20 years* prac-
tice; gray hair colored' and restored; experts
only; facial : treatment; moles, freckles,, pim-
ples removed; Tbvmal, a French cure for over-
• fat people. 1008 Sutter nr. Hyde; t.Frank.ss79.
AA — Mmc Houston. 532 Whitney . bldg.— Frencb"
'-\u25a0 filling process by expert dermatologist; la-
'i '\u25a0 dies , and gentlemen: satisfaction guaranteed.'
MRS. L. E. -HABTMAN, I M. ';,' T.;' massage, and
\u25a0 electricity- rheumatic and. nervous diseases.
X C 37 WUltney bldg.. 133 Geary st. - .
COLE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY— Licensed and
bonded; •no signs. Telephones: West \ 9250,
Home S1817: phones answered day and night.
LADY painless foot specialist; eastern method;
also Swedish maKPase^and medicated 'baths;
mem. A.'.T. P. A. 1210 McAllister nr. Fillmore.
FRANKLIN .^Electric Institute — Treatment for
rheumatism, lumbago, sprains and scalp. Room
354-6 Pacific bldg., S2l Market; open evenings.
UNCALLED for suits, overcoats and trousers at
less than cost et CHAS. LYONS' th* London
tailor. 1432 Flllmore. bet. Ellis and O'Farrel'.
ELECTRO Tberman Inst. — Rheumatism." nervous
diseases, colds, skin diseases; massage. MRS.
E. SANDBERG, ISO 2 Fillmore; phone W. 1480.
MAGNETIC physical heallne: spine and nervous
trouble. MRS". HOLSHOUSER, 351 Pacific bldg.
ELECTRIC vibration health massage: bath*.
MRS. L. JOHNSON. 605 10th St., Oakland.
THE best $20 suits to order in the city: try one.
NEUHAU3. the tailor. 500 Market st. -*y; :\u25a0'<
WILL R. S. Beckmann kindly send address to
box 2305. Call office?.
MRS. MANNING — Medical massage and baths.
1705 O'Farrell, apt. 1-2; member A. T. P. A.
HOT salt baths (medical), . massage fur both
sexes. 526 Oth St.. Oakland. \u25a0\u25a0--
GOLDSTEIN CO.. theatrical and masquerade cos-
tnmers. removed to *S3 Market st..opj». Powell.
PERSONALS _
DOROTHY L. — Did yoii tall for letter? " Why
not? Mall today. C. A.
PALMISTRY
REV. MME. BL'SHNELL, formerly 919 Jones, now
201) Kearny; 0 to 5 ex. Sun.: tel. Douglas SC7O.
'spiritualism
MME. LEWZEY, nee Raymond— Trumpet and
mater.. Sun. and Thur., -del. 'Wed.; healings
and readings daily. 1654 O'Farrell; West
6340.
AA— MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trane- medium;
- consultation $1, at her homo. 1164 "O'Farrell;
by letter. 4 questions, $1; phone Fran kUn 5024.
MRS. L. H. KINNAIRD. ord. con. daily 10-4;
circles Sun., Mon., Wed.. Fri." S p. m. 1439
Fillmore st - . --. \u25a0'.".- . .
MME. DEVENA. card reader; ladies, 25c; gents,
50c. 2521-V4 Mission ft. near 24th. :
MME. DR. LARSON, trance medium; consulta-
tion, dally; psychic healing. 20G9 Sutter st.
LOTTIE BUSWELL, splr. meetings tonight and :
every ni&ht; le&soDs, readings. 1359 Webster. ,
MRS. S. SEAL, spirit mm.: consultations daily;
officiates marriages, funerals. 756 McAllister
A— ~" H^N^Y^iLl^sTlELlir^
World's greatest trance clairvoyant, palmist, as-
trologer, mental telepathUt, will cause things
to be as you desire; tells everything, names,
dates, important- information; all revealed;
liealtb, love, marriage, bus., mm., treasure,
changes, law suits; Imparts good luck; removes
evil influences. 1302 FILLMORE ST. cor. Eddy.
FOR , READINGS BY MAO.. SEND $1.
A*^ W. R. GARLAND
World's greatest clairvoyant, tells full names and
everythhis you wish to know without you writ-
ing a word. Hours, 10 a. m. to Bp. m.
1445 FiUmore ft. near O'Farrell.
FOR READINGS BY MAIL. SEND $1.
MADAM STANLEY, ; - .'.". - " - •. .
Oldest established, most reliable, truest; save
time, money, disappointment by consulting her;
readings daily: instructions in palmistry..
1110 Broadway, Oakland. . _
MADAME AUGUST, clairvoyant; truth or no
pay; We readings. 333 San Carlosav. bet.
20th and 2l»t sts. above Mission; hoars. 10 to 0.
MME. .STARR of 1241 Broadway, Oakland, now
1122 Market St., S. F.. rm. 33; truth or no pay.
MRS. FISHER, gifted card reader, palmist; 25c,
50c. Room 31. 395 Eddy st. ;
MRS. WILHELMY. honest. reUable card reader.
IS Beaver St.. Mkt. »t. bet. Noe and Castro.
'-"-- - IX YESTME:V ' rS ."'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•--'-----
E. '"f." WAYLAND * CO., BROKERS,
4.74 Monadnocfc Bnllding: -San-F-rancinco." CaL" |
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QCICKSALE:
500 shares Section Six Oil C0:..;.;.;:® $0.56
1,000 shares Templor Ranch Oil C0..'...®';- .13
l.OfiO Landau Economic Syphon..' :% .20
1.000 chares Spring Tire C0.... ...... ..@ - -.25
700 Yuba Cons. Gold Mining C0.;.....@ ...20
500 shares Coallnga Alsddln Co .M ; .19
120 shares *Bf>schke Dredger .0 , I.SO
500 shares Pacific States Petroleum..- .©,' .S3
50 shares Noble Electric Steel @ 17.00
25 shares Burlingsme Typewriter....® 2.50
25 Telepost S. A. and 3 Convertibles..© 6.50
10 rtares Rio Micbol Rubber ••\u25a0<§\u25a0 25.00
10 shares Chiapas Rubber . ... @ 15^00
5 International Lumber and Dev...^i 200.00
2 Hidalgo Rubber P1anUt10n. ....... -Wanted
BURLINGAME tel.-typewrlter stock, sacrificed;
iniut ««H; 100 shares; very cheap. N. D. 8.,
-149 Fairmount »t.. 3. F.; phone Mlsg. 733.
SPECIAL bargain Redwood (Utah), Madison.
Templor Ranch oil; will exchange for Hull
copper. H. W. 11., 822 Turk st.
COLUMBIA MARBLE QUARRIES (Inc.)— ls
year 5% bonds, with etock bonus $500, for sale
at .90^5.. D. E. BESECKER. 248 Pacific bldg.
WE Uave a market for all stocks. INTERSTATE
COMMERCIAL SALES CO.. 1047 Phelan. bldg.
OCEAN SHORE RY. BONDS FOR SALE. D. E.
BESECKER. 248 PACIFIC BUILDING. '
"ABBOTT buys bonds"; Ocean Shore, also CaL
Safe Pep, books; money lent. 414 Market st.
COMPANIES incorporated and organized; most
favor, charters. Nat'l Inc. Co.. 811 Mills bids;.
MINES AND MINING
WANTED — Financial assistance to mine 2 strong
-gold bearing . quartz veins in Nevada; excel-
lent prospect for quick and rich returns. Ad-
dress box 2354, Call office.
GOLD, Amalgam, rich ore bought; cash; assay-
ing 50c. PIONEER ASSAY CO.. 131 Oth St.
near Howard. • ; \u25a0 v -
MONEY TO LOAN
AA— MONEY 'MONEY--' MONEY
LET US ADVANCE YOU THE CASH TO SUP-
PLY YOUR WANTS. REASONABLE COST.
MONTHLY - PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVICE.
HONEST DEALINGS. EVERYTHING PLAIN
AND STRAIGHTFORWARD. LOOK UP OUR
PLAN AND BE CONVINCED THAT OURS IS A
SQUARE DEAL. CALL, WRITE OR PHONE.
— HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
357-359 Pacific bldg., 4th and Market sts.
Phones — Douglas 3265. Home J1741.
Oakland efflce— slB-619 First National bk bldg.
WE I/)AN MONEY »
To no on'i»- EXCEPT PERSONS 'EMPLOYED" IN
SALARIED POSITIONS. To'them we are slad
to advance money WITHOUT SECURITY Oil
INDORSKR and extend, every advantage of rea-
sonable : rates, prompt service and liberal time
to repays Our clients can always feel assured «f
the courtesy of STROTLY. CONFIDENTIAL
DEALINGS. » FRANCIS • SMITH COMPANY,
304 METROPOLIS BANK BUILDING.
ALL SALARIED EMPLOYES— SALESMEN,
CLERKS." 'BOOK- KEEPERS,' WAGE EARN-
ERS can get from us on their own note, CON-
FIDENTIALLY; no red tape methods:
- $15 — Repay 14.00 month, $1.00 weekly.
\u25a0 $25— 'Repay $6.65 month, $1.65 weekly.
$30— Repay, $8.00 month, $2.00 weekly."
$50— Repay $13.85 month, $3.35 weekly.
$75— Repay $20.00 month, $5.00 weekly.
THE ROYAL INV. CO.. 750 PHELAN BLDG.
QUICK LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE." p*;
Begin the new year right. If you have a steady
position and owe a number of small bills w«
will advance you the money to pay them and
you can repay .us in ; small payments tosult
your convenience. - Strictly confidential.-'.. We
are leaders because of oor, low rates and cour-
teous treatment. GREAT, NORTHERN LOAN
CO.. 616 Phelan bldg.; 6th floor. Open untU 6
p.m." Mon. and Sat, evenings until 8 o'clock.
SALARY LOANS I . J SALARY LOANS t
If y_i need : ready money now you will flna our.
method and s rates the best >In the city. Get
your bills paid and owe one party by borrowing
on your personal < note. • - Your • employer , never
knows of any transaction ; at . our of nfce. Re-
.bates given. « No endorser. , WESTERN LOAN
C0.,"40a CaU bldg.. Open -till; 6 p. m. Mon-
days and Saturdays until 8 p.;m.%;- \u25a0 \u25a0 r
'AA— STRICTLY confidential; loans on: furniture.
- - pianos, livestock, warehouse receipts or secur-
Ity of any kind ; loans • can be \u25a0" repaid In ' easy
weekly, monthly ;or t yearly - payment*; it \u2666is
"easier to pay one than a number; don't fall to
\u25a0call and Bee tis.^ ILLINOIS FINANCE CO..
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' formerly * ILLINOIS TRUST , CO., v 1516 v Eddy
: St., half block frow FiUmore. ; : .
MONEY loaned • on '-. furniture,' pianos and otber
- security • Jowe»t \ rates: - most :\u25a0 favorable .terms
in the city : ? see - others,*i then ; see me and ; be
convinced; I wIU- save you money; $2.25 week-
if repays * $50" * loan" - Phone c Market . 3029.
1 GEORGE iW. MILLER.'-. 3009 ; 16th st. ' •oath-
: .west corner MlsglQD. room 35. :: ; :; ; ; ;
MONEY loaDed salaried j people, ; women ; keeping
house and others,- upon; their. own names, with-
out security; : easy , payments; '\u25a0 save \ money tby
'trading here;; offices in 65 principal cities. : r
>TOLMAN. room 951 Phelan bldg:; SanFran-
;tl Cisco,' and' room 9^ 460 13th »fc , Oakland. ; r ;
NlT^^r_^sußA'Nc__:: : :. \u25a0. : *
\u25a0V: \u25a0' \u25a0-\u25a0"-.-\u25a0• : ".* SALARIES—
Wage ' Earners' - Investment ' and \u25a0: Loan ; Company,"
V .-:.*-, •\u25a0•_.- . ,^, :. 443 Pine int."* --.':-,., .-.\u25a0.>, y^--:'";..-.?.-
SALAR lED C persons I and i WAGE s EARNERS I can
s obtain LOANS at * reasonable I rates without ; red
: itapeor delay at 433_ PHELAN. BLDG. PHONE
: ; POUGI>AS 3244 :; " "*' , : ; "
MONEY ' TO ; LOAN— Continue-
AAA— Wage earners.' either'men "or women,' can
- make a loan in strictest confidence at the Em-
. ' ployes' Credit C0.. -room 424. Monadnock bldg.
AAA— SALARIED men and women accommodated
"withont delay or publicity. Home Credit and
:, I« vestment C 0 .." 523 Pacific boUdlng. sth floor.
SALARY - loans— Ladies ; and gentlemen . withoot
\u25a0 security; notes, and commercial, paper bought.
j* 313 Merchants' Ex. bldg.; phone Dooglas 1411.
ON furniture, • piano 3 or any 'security.' BECKEß,
Monadnock building. -681. Market st.; room 403.
ON furniture and pianos; \u25a0no removal. TRE-
\u25a0:\u25a0; MAlN.. room Sll.-533 Market, next Emporium.
Sam Raphael." 5 PoweU— Lib. loans on diamonds
and Jewelry; low rates: burglar proof vaults.
SALARY loans; other, propositions. San Fran-
cisco Discount Agency. 411 Pacific bnlldlng.,
CASH loaned to salaried men on note without in-
dorser. MORRELU 1022 Monadnock boUdlng.
[.- MONEY TO LOAN— REAL ESTATE
AAA— LICK LOAN CO.,' 35 Montgomery st.
DEAL DIRECT. ANY AMOUNT. •
Ist and 2d mortgages and Installment loans
in any part •of San Francisco.
Lick building, room 101. Doug. 3016, C SOl6.
$50,000 .to - loan in sums to suit; will also, pay
off Installment mortgages costing high rates
of . interest and lend money for any time -re-
quired at bank rates. C. J. TAYLOR. 203
Metropolis . Bank ' building. 625 Market at.
AN V amount ; lowest rates on first and second
mortgages on real estate, legacies, undivided
Interest, estate in probate; no»delay. R. Me-
COLGAN. 26 Montgomery at., rooms 314-315.
IN V amount on real estate first or second mort-
gages or any security; no delay; lowest rates.
O. W. BECKER.' Monadnock bldg.. 681 Market.
HERMAN MURPHY. 180 Sutter st:, rms. 301-2.
Second mortgages, estates. legacies, etc. -^
- MONEY WAXTED^^^
WANTED— Loan of $500 on building lot in
good residence I section of Oakland; property
Is worth $1,400; will pay 7 per cent for loan.
Bot 2323. Call office.- San yranclgco^_____
_ SPECIALj NOTICES '
PACIFIC HUMANE SOCIETY. 234 Pacific build-
ing, will appreciate being notified of any case
of cruelty to children or animals. I. CLAUDE
/ PERRY, President. - ; - -.
LADY kindly caU for trunk left at 1224 Bu-
c'hanan street last February, or will be sold
NOTTc^^MKEDSkHmON'oT^NDsT'"^
SAN DIEGO ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Pursuant to th^ provisions of a Ueed'of trust
of the SAN DIEGO ELECTRIC RAILWAY
COMPANY to>the UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF SAN FRANCISCO, dated £>ecember 10,
1908, said San Diego Electric BaUway Com-
pany paid on January 3, 1910,. to said Union
Tru6t Company of San Francisco, as trustee,
the sum of seventy-five thousand ($75,000)
dollars into the sinking fund created and pro-
vided by said instrument.
..PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY- GIVEN that
*aid Union Trust Company of San Iranclsco.
as i trustee, does hereby Invite bids for the
sale to it of a sufficient amount of the bonds
of said San Diego Electric Railway Company
as shall be necessary for the Investment of
said sum of wventy-flve thousand ($73,000)
dollars. On receipt of bids the lowest Mils, If
at a price not higher than a 4 per cent basis,
will be accepted »to the extent of the moneys
In the hands of the trustee for that i-urpose,
aafl bonds so purchased shall be canceled to
that extent. In the event that e»mal~blds
are received the trustee shall determine by
lot which of said bids to accept. Said bida
shall be delivered to the undersigned in a
sealed envelope, which shaU have marked
thereon the foUowing words: "Bid for - the
sale of bonds of the San Diego Electric Rail-
way Company." Said bids shall be opened
and accepted to the extent of the money In
said sinking fund on the seventh day of Feb-
ruary, 1910. at 2 o'clock p. m.. at the office
of the undersigned, 2 Montgomery street. Ss^a
Francisco, California. - The application of said ;
moneys in said sinking fund and the purchase
of bonds therewith shall be done In accord-
ance with the provisions of said deed of
trust, reference to the same being hereby
UNION* TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO. TRUSTEE.
By H. VAN LUVEN, Secretary.
2 Montgomery street, city and county of San
Francisco, state of California.
Dated San Francisco, January 3, 1910.
THE Pacific Hebrew Asylum and Home Society
' reports the following admissions in the orphan-
age of whole and half : orphan? from July 1,
1909, to December -31, 1909, viz: Jacob Begun,
14" years 3 months; Rose Begun, -. 12 years 8
months: Harry Feldman, 7 : years 4 months;
Sarah Feldman, 5 rears 3 months; Frederick
Flngerhut. 10 years I; month; Herman Mlzls,
11 years 4 months; Leopold Mlzls, ".years; Ira
Offenbach, 13 years; Slorae Offenbach. 11 years
7 mouths; Anna Luxemberg, 4 years 9 months:
Milton Luxemberg. 3 years. s months; Harry.
Kirscun^r. 10 \u25a0 years 3 months: I Frank Klr?ch-
ner, .4"years;7- months; Harold Alexander.' 6
years 3 months; Jacob Alexander, \u25a0 4 years 2
months. ...
ST. FRANCIS Girls' Directory Orphan Asylum
hereby : gives notice that" the following or-
- pbans and half orphans have been admitted to
• the asylum from July 1," 1909, -to January 1,
1910: Bella Black. 7 'years 7 months; Fran-
ces Ixabelle Burnett. 2 years 2 months; Made-
line Catherine - Burnett, \u25a0 7 . years 5 months;
Viola Marl« Burnett, 4 years .10 months;
Stella Martini, 8 years 10 months; Harry
Cartwright, 6 months; Frederick Cartwrlght,
2 years 4 months; Victoria Magy. 9 years 9
months; Imre Magy, 5 years 8 months; Elsie
. Rose Fernandex. 1 year., - :
NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
Orphanage and Alfred Nelson Memo-
rial Home of San Francisco has received the
- - following half • orphans from July 1 . to De-
cember 31, 1900 :• Elizabeth J. Marlanl. 9
years 4 months: Earnestlne O. Mariani. 8 yrs.
DIVIDEND NOTICES
BANK OF ITALY — SE. corner Montgomery and
Clay sts.; Mission branch. 3343 Mission st.
1 near 29th. For the half year ending Decem-
ber 31, 1909. a dividend has beem declared
at the rate of FOUR (4) per cent per annum
on all Bavings Deposit*, free of taxes, payable
on and after Monday, January 3. 1910. Divl-
deeds not called for are added 'to . and bear
the same rate of lnterpst as the principal
from January 1, . 1910. Money deposited on or
before January 10 wIU earn: interest from
January 1. : L. SCATENA, President.
A. PEDRINI.-' Cashier. '
'CITY REAL ESTATE _^_
.—,. — , . -'-" '\u25a0' ; ~. \u25a0. . . " **~ TX TT: T
LIPMAN •_;\u25a0 HIRSCHLER.- 255 Montgomery St.
LIPMAN &• HIRSCHLER, 250 Montgomery St.
LAST BLOCK In PARNASSUS. HEIGHTS in
\u25a0 , •: Subdivision.
(Formerly known as Japanese Tea Garden)
\u25a0Facing Golden Gate Park,,
\u25a0 Between H and^l sts., 7th and Sth ays.
CHOICEST BLOCK IN ALL OF SUNSET
Streets are bltnminized.
I'roperty» Is ready to , build on.
Lots in this -block are selling fast.
. \u25a0•.-..\u25a0.-•. ',-\u25a0-\u25a0 19 LOTS \u25a0- ,
SOLD IN ONE WEEK!!
4 HANDSOME ' BUILDINGS . .
IN COURSE OF ; CONSTRUCTION.
Prices are reasonable.
Terms to suit buyers.
Money advanced for building 'rnrpojes at low-
est banking interest. / <.
REMEMBER, this block Is opposite the base-
ball ground?, close to the park music stand, near
the Affiliated Colleges, the ', Polytechlnc - High
School awl within a block of grammar school. -
CALL at our branch " office. , corner of H ' st.
a nil 7th a T »; open dally, including Sundays,
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m .; or send to our main
office for circulars and price Ust.
_• SUTRO HEIGHTS ADDITION. :
The terminus -of the new Fulton St.- car line,'
corner of Fulton St.- and 49th ay.; most beau-
tiful- MARINE VIEW property. :-,-\u25a0•
i Kaslcst- of access. .
'Surrounded by street car lines.
Destined to become one of the. most favorite
re«i(lonce sections of the, city. •\u25a0.
in this district are VERY REASON-
ABLE. . -. ,
. \u25a0 The best place. to buy for a home.
For speculation. .. .
-For Investment. - \u25a0'•, '"
Prices in - this district \u25a0 will doable.
1 Take Ellis. and Ocean" car to our beach branch
office ' corner ' Fulton N . st.t and ' 49th r ay. opposite
life savins ; station. Open", afternoons and • Sun-
LIP^IAN &. HIRSCHLER: 255 Montgomery St.
: Phone Douglas 3644. .
45 HOL'SES sold In past few weeks; building up
. the whole 4 block nt A and ; B and &ttr and 9th
ays.. * Richmond district. < V •
$3 750— Worth $4,500; new cottage; gas and
' ilectrlcity; co»r grates; large sunny rooms;
' : blrdseye finish; • separate laundry; \u25a0 streets bltu
- ms4*£">d--Worthm $4*£">d--Worth $5,000; .store and ; flat; •: only
".$3OO down. ' .' ' -. " \u25a0
$5,750 — Worth- $6,500; = new , l. room house;
hardwood : floors; blrdseye and oak. finish: ma-
rine view;, only $1,000 cash. $40 month, 7 per
v $4 500— 5 robni residence; worth $5,000; large
sunnj- rooms;' painting and tinting to suit.
- $5,500 — 7 room residence. v» . .-
$4 700^-New 6 room residence: worth $5,500
' : Take Turk St." cars, off at Btb ay.; a sales-
' ' man to show. yom-' = \u25a0.**-•-• -" / _.;\u25a0'.' •-.*\u25a0• '\u25a0'\u25a0'
: ; "-:; - F. NELSON. -BuUder.-, . ;
SNAP!!- " SNAP!! - SNAP!! ;^
$6 500— Reduced .' from * $7,500 'J for '* qufek tale:
:< \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 owner' must tBell; syell northeast .corner
"? Clement \u25a0 nt.^abd r 18th - ay.; :i 79x120; £ large
' ; " bank --mortgage -'can be / arranged; -street
:\u25a0 improvements goin? on at ; city's > expense ;
t- THIS IS A" MONEY; MAKER! ! .:^.y-pr:-
LIPMAN » & > HIRSCHLEB., 255 Montgomery St. J
CALL - for . free - car tickets >to ] se« r the ; SchwerU ,
•Addition; S 3o \ mlnntes*-, ride; J sc • fare: f aU ' city
'' improvements; \ easiest \u25a0\u25a0 terms; low prices; free
\u25a0*. refreshiaentß j every ? Sunday; .? : W> B^v STAN-
; , FORD CO:^ 200 Hnmbold t j Bant \ bnlldlng. ?\u25a0- - q
HA YE ' Standard .Title Company .1 Mills
*-j bldg.t'i insure ' your title; ; sn ve ; time : and monej.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
NOVATO FARM LANDS. .
. '90 Mlnntes -from San Francisco- .\u25a0'\u25a0
3-10-2© ' acres. Third , subdivlsioa beinj offered
--\u25a0 and only CO days on the market. Doesn't that
% speak for" itself ? See these farms before buy-
ing is all we ask. We are offering the finest
* value - for \u25a0 yoar money that can be found in
California. «
Do ; you understand, that we are selling
these : lands to . realize for the creditors and
banks their money loaned? This lsa't a cot
up proposition on - speculation, where . there
is-a profit ' of . 100 per cent, but yoar dollar
buys 100 cents* worth o* laud.
Send for literature— it Is free. Our agent
Is on the ground to show yon.
Sausallto boat. Ticket to Novata. 70 cents
for "round trip Sundays. Six trains each way.
V. • - J. P. MASSIE COMPANY.
601-602 Union Trust Building,
San - Francisco. Cal.
$5.00 PER ACRE.
! \u25a0 '\u25a0 ' ' ' ' :
Great wheat country: 100 acre farm* In the
rich delta of the Soaora river: near American
Une . In - Mexico. - between Southern Pacific and
sea; most exceUent climate; deep garden soil;
corn, wheat, cotton, -beans. ' alfalfa, dates.
oranges, lemons, all vegetable products; good
market; 150,000 acres now opened to American
farmers; first 10,000 acres at $5 per acre, halt
cash; this is really $100 land. See or write as
Immediately.
CM- WOOSTER COMPANY.
702 Market St.. San Francisco. CaL
— •*»
CALIFORNIA land, $1 per acre cash payment,
balance purchase 90c per month per acre: close
San Francisco; no taxes, no interest: 5 acre
\u25a0 tracts; level, rich, clear, ready to plow. Irri-
gated; perpetual water right; Immediate pos-
session; particulars, maps, photographs free.
STEVENSON COLONY, 1414 Market »t.. S. F.
_ \u25a0\u25a0* _____ '
x '-•\u25a0\u25a0 .. - > ...-—.
MERCED COLON*. .
4,000 acres of Irrigated lands, divided Into .">. 10
and 2b acre tracts and adjoining the city limits
of Merced, just placed on the market. Soil
Is a rich, dark loam, particularly adapted to
raisins alfalfa, figs, grapes, fruits and veg-
etables. Fine alfalfa fields and orchards on ad-
. Joining farms. Merced has a population" of
3.500. Merced County ia close to railroads,
markets. - churches, schools, creamery, stores.
etc. -Irrigation water $1 per acre. Literature
on application. Prices $75 to $150 per acre.
Easy terms. I • I
CO-OPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST CO..
246 Buss bldg., San Francisco, or Merced. CaL
BEST ALFALFA. LAND IN GLENN COUXTY. .
$12 an acre cash, balance over 4 years. \u25a0
. \ . Deep sandy loam, on main county road, ad-
- Joining German town, which has excellent store.
- school and shipping facilities.
' Ample water supply for Irrigation at 20 feet
. and cbeap. electric power. •
NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE.
PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
COl First National Bank building,
-. - San Francisco.'
GLENN COUNTY LAND.
Will" doable in 1910." We offer 1.500 acres
near Orland at 1909 price — In small tracts. $60
per acre. One dollar per month for 60 month*
with no interest and Immediate possession;
ideal for oranges and poultry.
FBHREN. ROBINSON CO.. '*
925 First Nat'l Bank Bldg., San Francisco.
THE Atwater district In Merced e*onty Is at-
tracting world wide attention; the sandy loam.
. superb Irrigation, fine cUmate. excellent schools,
fruit, vegetable and poultry raising, alfalfa
. and dairying Is rapidly settling up this section
with a fine class of people: low prices, easy
terms. CROCKER IRRIGATED LANDS, 525
Market St., San Francisco.
INFORMATION of opening 230.000 acres Co-
lnsa and Glena counties. Easy terms.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY IRRIGATION CO..
500 First National Eank Building.
San Francisco.
' FREE INFORMATION
On best country and suburban properties in Cali-
fornia; thousands of all descriptions listed; In-
formation absolutely reliable and accurate; no
fee or commission. CaU or write HOMESEEK-
5 ERS* INFORMATION BUREAU. 944-948 Mo-
nadaock building, San Francisco. \u25a0
$3.500 — Small cash payment buys 20- acres of
- well improved land; good building*; close to
Rlpon, "San Joaquin county: owner's attention
required elsewhere; most sell at once; Imme-
diate possession given. Addresa box 75, It. F.
D. No. 1. Rlpon. Cal.
6 AND 'IO acre homes; choicest location Around
the bay; rich, level land; third or half cash,
balance on long time, or $23 cash and amaU
monthly payments. Progressive Realty Com-
pany, ' ISO Sutter st.. room 301. v
$85 Per Acre. ALFALFA LAND. $85 Per Acrt.
Rich virgin soil, ready to plow. Irrigation
ditches completed. Palm Brook Colony — 10. 20
and 40 acre tracts. Very easy terms. Best
alfalfa land In state. Located near Torlock.
Excursion' every Sunday.. J. W. WRIGHT te,
CO.. 123 Sntter St.. San Franciaco.
LIVERMORE valley — Have re*dy to move into,
all furnished. 29 acres cultivated, finest soil In
valley, $6,500. What will you pay down or
, exchange for equity, or in full? Preferably
Marin county trade. - P. O. box 325, San Ra-
fael.. Cal. ...
WANTED— Members of Christian church to buy
irrigated lands in Colusa county; also stock
general merchandise. Address room 293,
Planters' Hotel. \u25a0 ' •\u25a0'-:'";:
$1,250 for 10 acres of best level land In Ala-
meda county, near Pleaaanton; one-flftb cash,
one-fifth each year. CREDITORS' MERCAN-
TILE AGENCY. 29 Bacon block. Oakland. CaL
CALIFORNIA LANDS; $1 cash. 75c mo. per acre,
no taxes, no int.; good val. land; plenty water.
' . California Home and Land Association,
504 Market St., San Francisco.
20 ACRE home: irrlg. dist. ; terms to suit.
CAMPBELL. 414 Market st.
FOR farm?, stock ranches and timber lands se»
McFAUL & EDWARDS. 257 California st.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
IN BEAUTIFUL SANTA CRUZ.
10.- acre ranch, half mUe from Capltola;
/ 7 acres in 9 year old apples, bellafleurs and
pippins, in fine' condition; 6 room house, barn
and outbuildings; creek crosses one corner,
from which, water can be taken for irrigation;
a good buy at $4,000; $1,500 cash.
Reduced from $4,000 to force sale; 9 acre
' ranch: 5 miles from Santa Crus. 1 mfla from
Soquel; good 6 room plastered house, with
bath,' hot and cold water;, pantry and fire-
place; large barn, chicken nouses and out-
buildings; 4 acres in 3 year old apples, sev-
eral acres . older orchard; balance in hay
land: wlndmiU and tank; water piped over
place; all level and a fine place; $3,630; half
cash. ... . \u25a0 \u0084. * - .
Five acres. 3 miles from Santa Cruz; 1 acre
bottom land ; 4 room boose and a 3 room
house, both new; 12 assorted trait trees, ber-
ries, weil. * 100 chickens, baggy, harness and
vome farming tools; a good cheap place;
$1,900: halt cash.*
COUNTRY PEPT.. HOLCOMB REALTY CO.,
306 San Pablo Avenue,
. ; - Oakland. CaU
RANOUES, house* and"-lots for. sale or trade.
Send for Ust. F. H. PARKER, Santa Cms.
HOMES, ranches, acreage, exchange*: list.
- DAVID L. WILSON. Santa CaL
- OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
A REAL BARGAIN.
For an Investment yoa can't afford to over-
look: this: this- building consists of a grocvr7
store,' butcher *hops. barber shop and three 3
room flats; building class A an 4 Just com-"
\u25a0 pleted:* very tasty in design and'up to date,
will : bring yoa 12H P*r ce°t on investment,
besides the great advancement; locato.l ot»
main line to»l6th st. S. P. depot. SW. corner
15th- and Linden: property leased for a tinn.btr
of years, secured lease; wIU take vacant proc-
r.erty In trade. See owner and builder, 1055-
16 th' St., or phone Oakland 6017. . ' '.
$25 cash, $4 monthly; 2 room place, shingled out-
\u25a0 side- fenced; city water; few mlnntes to cars
- and. schools: lot 50x100; price $900.
- $50 cash, $5 monthly — Cozy cottage, 3 rooms;
• nice view; good location; -some furniture; lot
75x100; a bargain: price $1.400. « CaU or send
for circular. 4*S 9th St.. near Broadway, Oak-
" land. H..Z. JON E3. Owner. \u25a0
I HAVE a most desirable lot for sale cheap; lo-
cated on high grouaJ In one of the best : real-
dence" sections, ot -Oakland; direct car line to
center of city one block from this property;
owner needs -immediate \u25a0 cash for his equity;
balance easy term«. ELLIS BROS.. 468 lit*
£ - st.;' Oakland.', " .:_ ' ." . ' . \u25a0' ' \u25a0:
WlLL 'sell 'my lot m Piedmont Vista for $27.50
ppr front foot: surrounding property In this
tract- being hdld. for $35 ; per foot. This .ia
- most "desirable . property . and a snap. Owner,
box 1793. Call office. . . - -
SNAP— First class bulldln 5 lot : In . residence dis-
trict of /Oakland;* fine view; near, car Uae;
must be sold at -a < sacrifice at one*. - Addresa
.Owner. ..box 1023, "Call; office.. , . .---.-, r "
ONLY $300 down.,: balance like rent, will bay yoa
a new ' s vroomv room modern '-\u25a0 bungalow; . Just com-
pleted; near Key ; Route ; marine .view; price
; $3,000. ; Owner. : 1420 ; Broadway. Oakland.
» LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
i ' Fire of » the \ biggest- rooms in Oakland ; • larsa
lot; "every'- improvement; dose in; $250 bBTVh.
TeL^Merritt; 1991,. Beaumont. \u0084-'?;
WILL build i bonne; to *f>ult- on payment <\u25a0 of ' one .
.eighth down, balance like tent.-iC. F. LEGRIS,
'-. 624 36th st-: phone. Piedmont, 1645. .
NEW- 5 room .cottage/ elegantly finished; 1 -block ]
'. of -'Key Route,: and .'Grove s_: cara^ 45x120.
Q Owner,: s3oB -Market st, ' Oakland.' .«•: !
BEAUTIFUL"; French i bungalow, \ with t oak : floors
.-.- and ' grand ' location ; '; must '\u25a0 be ; sold - less ; th aa
co«t. Phone ?. Piedmont 1513 Immediately. .
REAL ESTATE _
$3.000—5500 down, balance same as rent; be^i-
tlful new J> room cornsr bungalow; this haa
the very latest improvements and will please
almost any one who !\u25a0* looking for a home.
$1.230—$350 casii. balance In oo« year. bny» a
beautiful residence lot on College ay.; facing
toward Claremont and Country club; splendid
location, fine view; only short distance from
sew Key Route station.
SERPA REALTY CO..
South Berkeley Bank BnUdlng.
Alcatras Station, - Berkeley.
Open Sundays from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m.
$2,450—7 room house and stable; lot 61 by -100;
cor. Sacramento and Irving st.*.. Berkeley:
the S. F. O. _ S. J. (Key Route) B. R. has
a franchise to pass this place and will aa I.'1 .'
a boulevard along the right of way; terms can
be bad. See owner on premises or W. C. '
MORAN _ CO.. agents. South Berkeley.
$3,750—A very attractive 5 room bungalow, situ-
ated In the famous Fatrrtew tract. 6542 Dmna
st. bet. Woolsey st. and Alcatras ay; lot 40 by
ISO; this la a snap: first come, first Berveil;
terms can be had: also furniture for sale. W.
C. MOKAX & CO.. Soßta Berkaley. Phoae
Pied. 3755.
FOR sale—2 new aenny fiats tn Clareaaont ili*-
trlct: income $55 per month; ooe block to
Claremont 'station; price $5,750; term* If d— •
sired. Sye owner. 60SS Xoultoa. st.. Oakland;
phone Piedmont 1919.
ALAMEDA RE.il. ESTATE
SWELL'S room and den cottage, one block from
station: last lot. no chance shutting out son;
terms $500 down. Builder, bos 2360. Call.
SAN MATEO REAL ESTATE
500 ACRES at Belmont. suitable to subdivide in
small acre tracts; $113 per acre. W. W.
CASEY. San Mateo.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE.
5 room, modern cottage: 53d st. near San Pablo;
price $3,100; mortgage $1.5u0; will take clear
lot for eqcltj#
4 room cottage; modern plnmhing and cs«:
50x115: fruit, etc.; price $2.2C0; clear; wants
small ranch.
160 acres near.Cklah; 3 room rustic house;
stock, chickens, tools, etc.; 2 soda springs;
price $2.5C0.
J. HAY SMITH CO., 572 Broadway. Oakland.
I WILL exchange my pair of Sat* la Oakland,
which are bringing in good Income, for a lot
on Mission st. between 15th and 26th; prefer-
ably ,on the north side of the street. Address
box 21S0, Call efflce. ,
COUNTRY and CITY exchanges—1 am making
. exchanges in good property, and making friend*
of my clients; let me show you some gocsl
staff.
LEE A. WILSON. 454 10th sty Oakland.
NOTICE to lot owners—Will exchange n.r >
equity of $1,300 in new. artUtic. modern 5
room cottage in the third ward. San Jose. Ad-
dress 545 S. 9th st.. San Jose. Cal. . \u25a0 \u25a0
FIDELITY Realty Co.. now at 759 Market St..
can exchange your property.
COUNTRY and city property exchanged. J. P.
GARDNER. 625 Monadnock. San Francisco.
THE riLLMORE BRANCH OF THS CALL 13
AT 1651 FILLMOBE ST.
I WANT a lot on S. Minna. Natoma, Clementina
or Tehama between 4th and 10th: give lowest
cash price in first letter. Address box £»C
Call office. - ' -
LJJ^IBER^POR^SALB
SHINGLES, $1.50; rustic, plae and red. $23;
flooring. $17: lining and boards. $10. 33 lOtfc
-
,
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REAL ESTATE TRANS ACTIONS
Ernestlna Frank to Benjamin M. Stech. lot in
N line of Bush street, so _ of Buchanan. _ CO
by N 137 :G; $10.
Joseph A. Uendottl to- Ella V. Gott. lot ia W
line of Twelfth" avenue. 150 S of Califurnia
street. S 23 by W 120: $10.
Rose Conlan et aL tH Joseph Sockolov, lot iv
SE line of Harrison street. 95 SW of Lanstou,
SW 4u by E 60; $10.
A, R. Tomes to Dr. Frank Flsber et al.. k>c
in S line of Jackson street, S7:tJ W of Leaven
worth, W 25 by S 132; $10.
Francis J l. Allen to Urover Grady, 108 In SW
line ot Monnt Vernou avenue, 23:6 SE of Tara
street, SE 25 by SW 100; $10. • v
John Henry Nelson to Patrick Donoha*. lot in
NE line of Princeton street. 60 NW ot Siliiman.
NE 30, NW 53:5 to Silver avenue, SW 30:0>4 to
Princeton street. SE 83:11; $850.
Joseph Wetesbein et aL to William F. Has-
Inger and wife, lot at SW corner of Alvaratio
street and Hoffman avenue, W 100 by- 3 30:9;
510. «
Carl Muller to Christine Muller. lot at SE cor
ner of Pacific avenue and Polk street, E 29 by
S 60: $10.
Ellita G. Mazaitelli to Tboma« O'Brien, lot fn
X line of Monltrie street, 125 N of E.smerald.l.
N 25 by E 140; $10.
John Farrell to Mary T. Healy et aL. lot ia
E line of Harrison street, t"o N of Twenty-fifth.
N 26 by E 100; $10. .
Charles Levy and wife to B. J. Hooper. lot in
E tine of Twenty-eighth avenue. 30 N of Clement
street. N 25 by E 120; $10.
George Washington Thomas et aL to James
Coy If. lot at SE corner of Twenty-eighth aud
Noe streets. E SO by S 101:6: $10.
Johu N. Kopper to Joseph P. Treanor. lot In
W line of Twecty-Jhlrd avenue, 175 S of N
(Noriega) street. S 25 by W 120: $10.
Annie Storm to John A. Klinkenoerg. lot 11.
block A. of Spreckels* subdivision'of blocks -\.
Bind D, Park Hill homestead association No.
2; $10.
- Richard C. Harrison to Oscar E. MenssdorfTer.
lot in SE line of Purter avenne. 175:6 SW of
Worden, SW 25:6, SE 63:7, NE 20, NW 7*:lM;
$10. ,
Same to George W. Meussdorffer. lot in SE lin»
of Porter avenue, 173:6 SW of Worden, SW 25:(5.
SH Ci:s. NE 26. NW 69:7; $10.
John M. Carlson to Emma L. Carlson. lot ii\
N line of Twenty-second street, 25 E of Nortli,
E 25 by N 05: gift.'
Alfred H. Wilcox to J. R. SelfrMge. lot iv
NW line of Howard street. 45:10 NE of Spear.
NE 45:10 by NW 137:6: $10.
' Ferdinand Meyers and wife to Annie Grey«».
lot in NW line of Arago street, 2.~0 SW of
Pauldiag, SW SO. NW 217. NW 85. SB IS7; $li>.
Charles Locke Paddon to Locke Padtlon eoot
pany, lot at NW corner of Twentieth avenue
and A street. N ICO by W 2«:S: $10.
Howard B. Peterson and wtfe to Aw»lpU Ot
tlnger. lot at SW corner of Thirty-first avenue
and B street, E 240. S 2.1. W 05. S 75. E 90.
S 50. W 120, S 75. W 120, N 225. and four
other pieces; $10.
Benjamin T. Mouser to Isabel B. Monger. l«t
In S line of Bush street. 52:6 W of Powell,
W 27:6 by S 137:6: gift.
Adrian. B. Smith to J. T. Summerville, lot C.
block 43. City Land association: $5-
Real Estate* and Development company to
Marie Hansen.'lot ia N line of Carolina street.
125 N of Twenty-third, N 2."» by E 100: grant.
Cltv realty company to Hattle I. Peyser. lot
at SE. corner of Fifth avenne and I street.
S 25 by E 95: $10.
P. 11. Lyons to Edwin Schwab, lot In W line
of Thirtieth aveno*. W S of U street, S 25
by W 120. and two other pieces; $10.
H U. Maxfteld and wife to Theodora DelJwt.
lot in N line ot V street. 57:6 W of vTulrty
third avenue. W 25 by N 100: $10.
Edwin Schwab and wife to Raymond Fft*. tot
In N line of V street. 107:« Wof Thirty-third
avenue. Wsoby N 100:. $10. _": ,-__ ;
Same to The<»iore Delbex. lot IqN-line of
V street. 52:6 W of Thirty-third avenue. W 2."»
b *Amelia S. Damon to Edwin Schwab, lot tn B
line of Twenty-ninth avenue. 225 S of W street.
S 25 by E 120; $10. _ '\u25a0
G H. Umbsen'and wife to Carl G. Larwn.
block boonded by Ulloa and. Vracente streets.
Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth **«*?' *1(L_ rh
City realty company to c**** <--. *~_*f h.;
lot to W Une of Fifth avenue, 130 S of Jndah
U> street. S 25 by W 120; $10.
IsMor Rosenberg and wife to M. H- Lyons «r
W. H. Lyons, lot In SK Une of Chnrch.lane.
151-6 NE of Church street. NE 26, S 140, Vr
?: Cnrtej. lot tn V linj
of I Street. 57 :e W of Forty-first avenne. W
* Estate *aad Development company tr»
GtoT?Dnl A'ellerlno or Va'.erno. lot in vTon of
I»e Haro street. 100 N of Twenty-second. N 25
Rwanda 1 Ite'wartson to Mande Patten My*r«.
lot at SE cornsr of Pin« and Bnchanaa streets.
MVrie^Ghto to' Maria Mesna et «l-*._lot in
N line of Chestnut street. 160 W of Dnpont.
to Maria Ghio. same; $10."
TAadwell * Co. to M. Fisher, lot in S lin^
of Hayes street, 150.W of Masonic avenue. W
100. S 79:5%. SE 102:6%. N 99:9%. and on«
other piece; $10. ' • "
Mary lye» Crocker et aL to Oscar Anderson,
lot *»'.vj gift map 2: $10.
\in_ona«'L. Brouinard to Blanche BronlllaM
et al lot in S lh>« of Green street. 123 Eot
Lacuna. E 23 by S 13T:C; $10. _"
Homestead realty company to George W. Ban
nister and wife, lot in NW Une »f Felton
( Henry> street. 60 NE of Somerset, NE Co by
NW 100; $10.
Baildlnsr Contract*
J 'R. Blanchard wltn W. E. Mann—To erect
a one story fram* cottage In E Une ©f Forty
eighth - avenne. 250 S of J street.- E 123 by S
40: - $1.985. '. .
Peter Gemensen with Laagi'Wd & Seemans —
To erect a \u25a0 two story frame * apartment noosi»
In S Uo* of Minna'street. 165 E orEijhth. E
20 by S' 69; $3,433. -
Dr B. I. - Howits* with J. S. . Malloch —To
erect a two story and basement aad attic fram<*
building In W Une of Twenty-fifth avenue. 100
S of West Clay street. S 65 by W 120: $6,300.
Robert S« Browne to William Helbing—-Tn
erct *-;_ utarvand basement steel and brlct
building at SW corner of O'Farrell and Taylor
streets. W 75 by S 72; $58,500.-
Ethel L. Anspaw with Charles Doaaer—To
erect a two < story frame \u25a0 building - (flits > at
SW corner of:Saa Jose avenue and Day atreet.
2S-5?;xlO4: $6.9<)0. .
Henry: Haman with Dempnlch Brothers—T-»
erect an apartment bonte («lx tipartmenci) ia.
\" line of Hayes street. 149:4*£, W of Baier. W
27:6 by N 137:6; $10,000. -.- , :-:
J. . G.-Walker .'company with', Western - tmn
works et al*. —To erect a two story brick bniM
lns in-W.,Hne of:PoweU street.! 44 Not Ellb,
N 93:6 by w<80:«::$_».91_,
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