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MISU; STORE— Larpe stock of phonographs 1
ami rrvorils on hand: cheap rent: will sell at
Hivl.t: gl.l.'Q. <;. HIAM, PCS Broadway.
I INK RESTAURANT— Ck-.ir« ovor ?2<Xi ra..ntU;
x-sts C 4; modern: 1 Mork from Broadway;
*1 \u25a0*••'."\u25a0 «;. HIAM. tn:S Hro«rt\>-ay % Oakland, j
CLI"ANIN<; s'.'A DY£INf; route: $275; h»rse nnd !
wagon. G. HIAM, '.<f.s Broadway, Oakland.
BPLCMJID DOUSS. 37 rooms. $1,350: puod lo- I
cation: furcitv.K- v<-ry goid «nl new; l«w
ront. lease; this is pilt eiijro and a pure money !
maker. Ai« usual. <;. HIAM. 96k Broadway.
W«w>l». HAY. COAL AND GRAlN— Located in j
Ki-oM.hvay: Kales, ohoßii rtut; doing a line
business: will invoke flock; a simp. G. 1
HIAM, ur.s, Broadway. Oakland.
W iu;n\i UOTEL ia iratblsrtao; rcr.t $3 a
room; lease; u» to date an<l a cooJ lavest-
nic&t: 13.000; will exchange for income $>rop- ]
'My. a. HUM, '.«;•> Broadway. Oakland.
9 1!(h MS-H.-iiM' ki-.-iilns; ail filled: in tUe
Oilier of Uakl«i)<l: low rent; only $:>2o. G.
HIAM. :«> Broadway.
X— X— X— X
Do YOU WANT TO UK ITT IN TOUCH WITH
ROUE Of THE BEST BTSiXESS PROPOSI-
TIONS IN THE STATE ? IF SO, CALL ON
C S. MOORF..
REAL ESTATE AND MINING PROMOTER,
C,(<IJ*C WF.STBANK BLDG.
PHONE KEARNY -i'X,:', HOME C 1065.
Doe? 1." per rent look jrood to you? If so. I
liavp ii : a «lr»yiuß bnaJaeas, uith large ware-
ln'tisf. «Ine!lirg h<iu*e. l)aru. wjivono, liorseu snd
.". lots, [or fP'-'KHi; ttrnj*. If yon don't want to
run this business -yourself I ha*e a tentint who
will take a 5 j"i>«r le«M? at $150 jht month.
palooiif— Th* 1 lj<*t p«l<vin« in San Kram iseo ar*.<\
Oakland fmm $1,000 to $ir>,OV.)O. I have the l*-st
on tiif market.
C. S. MOORE, 601402 WUSTBANK P.IJ>G.
FOR sale — Ssluoti and restßurar.t; bu«iue«s loca- •
tion. 7."'.» Pa<in«' huildlnc.
FOR sal*- — 25 room hotel ond bar: cestnßy lo-
cated: caus*> KidOKSS, 75» Pacific buil<ling.
Foil nale — <>ld time restaurants recfiptf $.'5,000
nionth: money ni»k« > r. 7.V» Pacific building.
FOit tjile — Uooniin^ house; money ciaking dis-
trict: f:;<t«i month. 759 i*aciti<- building.
I'Oli fca.li- —^HlfKMi: a!l day trade; must sell. 759
Pacific bundles. '
1"OJ{ 6t!c — M«-iu market: reev'-pts ?3.500 month;
chum; Ricknt-t*. 7.19 Pacific r>uilding.
FoR ssle— H«»ni«f I'ikery; line location; all count-
er trade. 709 Paciac building.
THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
WE OrrEU FOR SALE :; BUSIKESSES COM-
BIXED IN 3 separate buildings ou a pix>d cir. ;
A tSALOON tUat dan a puod busines*. a gro-
cery that hae « fn!l stoi-k and a coal and
woi-d, h«y aud grain business; :; ole-rks are «-m-
ploy*^! to run the [ilacps; f"2.50 net rents;
(3,600 buys the whole thlnjj.
Half interftt in .well ppying market handling
meats, poultry, fruits, sro^ries, etc., for
$1,900. Owaer csn not Landlt: all the trade;
WESTERN* INVESTMENT CO.. S."fi MARKET.
H-<'Ci< 41S-411-*. Phone Kearny Vj&J, C 2510.
«;iixies & co..
N^» charge for lifting a business.
$12."> — Po<'lrooni clearing $75 per month.
?<;.'>o — Itoadliouse 10 laik-s from city, San Mateo
county.
jr..%<t — Butcher thop; a po»l money maker.
fi.iXx' — Partner. pri>cery liimTnf 1; trial given.
11.230 — Poolroom, 5 tallies, clearing 5170 p»?r mo.
J2.7.*. r i — SHl<«m: positively the b<-st buy in city.
f4_<ui<i — nrncer.r; Jiest groc. proposition In city.
JI.W«1 — Restaurant; best ]>»af<» north of Mkt. St.
GILLIES &. CO.. 102S Market «.. room 22.
TETLOW & CO.. 12 GEARY ST.. EOOM 405. "
Grend l';:rgain: restaurant and lcncl\ counter.
SHi;ciAL BARGAIN: MOVING PICTURE
THEATER; LONG LEASE: CHEAP RENT.
CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED — Cafe, long
lease; BEST IX>CATION in city: $11,000. part
cash; CLEARING $500 MONTHLY.
TETLOW & CO.; 12 GEARY ST.. ROOM 408.
BROWN & SWEETLAND,
4CS 11th St.. Oakland.
Remember, we carry the largest list of busi-
ness chances on the PaeiSc coast.
Delicatessen, dee place: 2 rooms: price.. $400
Grocery, good stock and tra«lc-: price 500
K'staurtnt. gc<<>d outtii: investigsf! this 1 ;
price $1,100
Pi:iOt:L. fine l>>cation; steady trcde; price. .$2:5 r io
If :h«>re is for sale in business
ctanccs we have it. .-..**
BROWN 4: SWEETLAND,
46-S 11th St.. Oakland.
Sr-lKnc aceiiU; f^r Pullmun cer lot*; 500
lot* bol4 in 30 day*.
GRim-i: ii V ANI» FAMILY LIQUORS— Guara n -
trvd doicg $4fi cash daily: must tic sold hy
!'<•!.. 15; rent. $30 month; eocnected with mar- ,
ket; price $1,250: vt-cefs trinl siren. BEE
CLARKE i MAGNUS, S3O Market «.," room
607.
COMMKRCIAL AUDIT CO., Business Brokers —
li>v**trner".s thoroughly investigated snd safely
plucfd. We assist- the seller tad p'roteet buyer.
319 Metropolis Bank bldg. ; pbone Sutter 19.
OXEU.U.F ir-t^rfst best real estate business on
tbe c"? 1 ': rin etsilr clear $500 month; open
for Ist -.-atioc. Bos 2C55. Call office.
FOR nl<- ..:ire — Wambold grocery, Cloverdale.
Cal.; «•"« •" I>av yon to investigate. Box 2770,
Call office.
MONEY loaned to inventors to patent good
Ideas. JOHN WEDDERBURN, Capitalist,
Brockl£2<3, D. C.
FOR mle — A good paying route on Tbe Tall In
Alameda county. Apply to J. R. LENHART.
Circulation Dept.. S. F. Call. Z4 and Market.
FOR se!e — A rood newspaper route in a (rood
district in this city. Apply to J. R. LEN-
HART. Circulation Department, S. F. Call.
GOOD latfy cock wishf* partner to rake cash and
assist in coffee parlor; price ?250 for half in-
terest. 1713 Folsorn st.
GOOD pBj"ins taloon; account of departure; or
. will exchange for properties. Inquire C 62 Mla-
Fion tt.
BAKEBY for sale; good reason for selling; no
broker's commission. Box 2800. Call office.
ROUTE en this paper for sale — Oakland and
B*rk»Kv. Phone Piedmont 4205.
WANTED— ?50" In honest mir.iiig deal; fortune
in this. P. O. bos 474, San Francisco.
IK you v.£v; \u25a0 location for delicatessen or any
hueine«: f-ee 3252 Sacramento st.
WANTED — Partner v.ith $73 In a new business.
Box 2^*22. Call office.
LODGING BOUSBS FOR SALE
A. CAMEP.ON & CO..
Tit MARKET ST.. MAGEE BLDG..
Opposite The Call.
Room 301. Phone Douglas 4373, C 4379.
BANK REFERENCES.
HOTELS. ROOMING AND APARTMENT
BARGAIN — fl rooms: good location: hot snd
cold vater: new: always full; sacrificed. $l,iioo.
FINE — Buy tlii* t-urner house: C 5 rooms; c:o«e
in; north of Market; running water; rent only
$200; leaf*:- wrll furnished: a bargain.
MAGNIFICENTLY furnished apt. bouse; swell
k»iitior.: «rbeap rent: 100 rooms, til full; clearing
?'• »• 1. ""Mi; if sold this week, a snap.
AA— BURNHAM & COMPANY. 520 PUelan bldg.
IF I'OU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR EX-
CHANGE REAL ESTATE. ROOMING
HOUSES. HOTELS. OR ANY BUSINESS
PROPOSITIONS, CALL ON. WRITE OR
PHONE DOUGLAS st*)S. HOME C 5908.
IN TOUCH WITH ALL BARGAINS ALWAYS.
LODOING BOUSB/rf U rooms, with kitchen, for
Bailors, Ptr. ; near vrjiter front; rooms rented
perm.: $-V>o. Wn»t*»rn Inv. Co.. S3O Mkt..r.419.
PARTNERS V.'AXTED
FIRST CLASS psinter. as partner. Address box
4M«. Cull oftif*. l«ai Fillmcre st.
EDUCATIONAL
A — PACL GERSON DRAMATIC SCHOOL—
Largest training school of acting in America;
pceUion Ecccred; 6 months' graduating course;
•end for ct-talogne. Countryman tcUdlns, 915
Veb Ness a». j:-^ "V--v
THOUOL'GH Instruction in EsglUh. German,
French, Spanish. Latin. Greek, etc., is gives in
clsss or privately ut 2590 Pine st.
A A — Tbe Lyceum. 2590 Pine et-. prepares for an I-
versity or any ezamlnaticc: Individual instruc-
tion: moderate rate*; yon save time and money.
, ENGINEERING — Civil, electrical, mining, mech.,
\u25bacrvey, assay, cyanide; day, ere.; eat. 1864.
Van der Nalllen School. 51st and Tel.. Oakland.
I'ANCING. Findlay's. 3245 16th St., ballroom
end Kiare; class Mon., Wed. end Frl. evgs.;
•ocials strictly select; private le«soas dally.
THE BEKLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 2531
Wasblngton et. near Fillmore — Send for clr-
cclar. .
CANTON Scbool Enflisb— Chinese taught Ameri-
cans, native teacher. 23 Canton Bk.. <J49 Kruy.
PKOF. T. A. ROBINSON. Individ, lnst. M»tn..
Bookkeeping. Eng.. etc.; day, ere. 807 H tight.
SPANISH Frfucb or Italian taught la conver-
sation. PROF. HIDALGO, rta. 409. S3O Market.
VAUDEVILLE tanght; all 1U branches: private
lt*rao*. G. G. Dramittlp Srbool. 826 E<l<lt nt.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
MTKRILL-MILLER COLLEGE. 733 Flllmore ft.;
a aelect school of bnslaes*; day and evening.
- DUDLFY Business College. d»y and evening.
M lBBion Bank boUdlnie. l€th Bt. near Mission.
BAN FRANCISCO BosineM College. 908 Market
«t. at Eddy: day or evening cession?.
ALL court reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
Bcfinew College. 1256 Market st.
UEALD'S Business College and School «t Ea-
ACClJ^;N'TAyTS— Cf rttflcd r»lillc_
JOHN R. BtrCKSTELL, C. P. A.. 306-30S Claus
sr»rfclt»-l» iCatn uu'.ldilig: •>h--.'-.<- \u25a0.«•<\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 ' ' ">
MARK LANE, Notary Public and Commissioner
of Deeds. 143 Montgomery St.; pbone Kearny
?C2O.
*. ; Jj; itl- . z..
PRIVATE DETECTIVE BUREAU— Investiga-
tions every kind and character: operativt-> «ad
wntPhmen funi. It. 1!>, Bacon bl<>ck. Oakland.
ATTORNEYS
AA— DIVORCE: cotsts, $12; quick, quiet; advice
free; no charge unless Enccessful; title to real
\u25a0estate restored; bankruptcy; probation of es-
tates; general practice. 102S Market St.. r. 12.
ADVICE free. Divorce costs $12; quick and qniet.
Collections, «tt«climent«, damages. Rooms 001-
WJ: Werthank building. i<M Market; open eve.
A QUICK; quiet, complere divorce for $20; open
Thursday evening*. 1112 Miirket i=t., room 122.
HAUUIS & nESS. attorneys at law. W. T. Hess,
Notary PutiHc. Room.' 110^-14 Call bnilrtlng.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
DEWEY. STRONG & CO.— Founded 1880: O. S.
and foreign patents; Inventors' guide; 100 me-
cliaulcal movements free. 1105 Merchant*' Ex-
cbance building. Saa Francisco.
CARLOS P. GIiIFFIN, late examiner U. 6. Pat-
ent Office. 1201-2 Metropolis bunk— Patents,
trademarks and copyrights; tel. Kearny 4815.
BARKY C BCHROEDER, D. S. and foreign pat-
«»p.:s. 417 let Nat'l. »k.. «>ak. : phore_Oajt_27M 1
ffMJBISHTJSTS
ARTIFICIAL teeth; tbis oae thing I do. Dr. C. B.
Wilson, 323 Geary, suite COS; tel. Dong. 4SOO.
DR. IRA G. LKEK— AII kinds of dental work.
515 Flllmore »t. near Oak.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL, BLAKE'S
BAZAAR. 11HS VALENCIA ST.
PHVSICIA3TS
DR. MAR DON. noted doctor Chinese empire, 763
Clay. S. F. ; knowlt-d?" inherited through 7 gen-
erations cure* nil ailments of human system
with teas; carefully selected herbs: cons, free.
Bit. BEN FOOK CHINEgJB HERBS C 0. —20
years of experience: cures all ailments by
wonderful nu-thod. Cl 7 Kearny; lirs. 8:30 to 1.
Dll. WONG HIM.
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently loceted.
ICO^ O'Farrell st. bet. Gottgh and <»<-tavla.
MATERNITY HOMES
STRICTLY private home for confinement cases;
resident physician in attendance; best refs.
1131 Lagumi st. ccr. Eddr; phone West 5i)64.
HOME for confinement; attendance ?20. 1548
Steir.er tit, r.r. Oeaiy. Huurs 12-1 :30, C-7 p. m.
S. F. LYING IN HOME, 1191 Oak St.; Mkt.4460.
Diseitsi-s women acd fhllilreu: confinement. $25.
SAAATORIUMS
i PACIFIC Coast Convalescent Horne — First class
1 home for hospital convalescents and invalids; j
ttfruis, $10-$25 week, including board, room, j
penera! nursing: contagious work prohibited.
2507 Piedmont ay.. Berkeley; pbone 8erk. 3530.
• A— PRIVATE home f'jr the *ick; conrinenient
i specialty; udoption: spei-iul treatment for all
female 'troubles. 171 East 14th st.. Oakland.
MEDICAL
ATTENTION, ladies— Dß. LEWIS; !»33 Market
st. bet. sth and Oth, world renowned specialist
for women only; no delays o.* disappointments;
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known to medical science; most ob-
stinate cases treated: all fe:nale complaints
and irregularities treated; have no hesitancy
if in ne«l of my services; absolutely harmless;
low fee«. By consulting an eminent specialist
you save time asd money. Advice free. 10
a. m. to 4 p. ni. and 6 to 9 p. vi.; Sundays,
11 a. m. to 2 p. :ii.
~ DR. HALE.
1151 McAllister st. near FiUtnore.
Hours — 10 to r» and (5:30 to 8. Sunday. 10 to 2.
RELIABLE SPECIALIST— FOR WOMEN ONLY.
LADIES—I POSITIVELY GUARANTEE To
cure all female complaints. The MOST OBSTI-
NATi: CASES RELIEVED. My methods are
i SAFE, SUP.E AND PAINLESS. RELIEF GUAR-
| ANTEED OR NO FEE. Advice free. Fees low.
i MUS. Dlt. HOLMS, graduate ladies' specialist,
treats ail ailments of women by a safe and
! sure method without deiay. Travelers success-
fclly treated and can return liome same day.
Advice Iree and confidential; hours 9 to 5. Sun-
day. 30 to 2, 744 Turk fit. near Van Ne«s ay.
AA— DKS. OSGOOD. 2154 Sutter st.. form. 850
Mkt. —2s yrs.' successful exp. maternity cases
snd women's ail*; Iner. relief gu«r.. no charge;
ernrn. and advice free: fee low; confinement
- C l 5: resident phy«.; cures sterility: be*t skill.
MBS. DR. MARY ADAM, reliable specialist:
care« ill ladies' complaints successfully; good
berne for confinement: consultation fre». Hours
1-5 p. m. 3004 Fruitvale ay.. East Oakland.
LE MERE'S FEMALE SUPPOSITORIES
Never fail; safe and reliable. For sale at all
druc stores. $1 a box.
DR. WAUREN EMERSON, specialise; diseases
women: con«nlt. frrp. 13C4 FHlm'>n» fr. Eri<Vv.
HOMES FOR INVALIDS
HOME and care -for invalids or aped persons.
.• > .-!21 2."th st. -near Mi«si'«: pta«De Mi^tinn 4<".20.
POPILAR REMEDIES
j RICORD CELEERATED PREPARATIONS for
mea'» prliHte diseases. Sold only by E. B.
! JORGENSON, 644 Kearny St.. San Francisco.
Mail orders a specialty. Scud for circular.
SANDERSON'S CO.. savin and cotton root pills;
pure remedy for female troubles: price 52 per
box. Red Raven Drug Co.. 912 Market st.
SEXOID, a marvelous enre for weakness in men;
money returned if it fails; price $1 per box.
Red Raven Drug Co.. !il2 Market st.
TRUSSES
'LARGEST stock of trusses 2nd elastic goods In
the city. Cl»rk-Oaii'l!^n Co.. 11QS Market Ht.
HEALTH MOVEMENT
•VIAVI SCIENCE or HEALTH." natural non-
surgical; cloth Jw>und. 4WJ pape book. free. Ap-
ply by mail. 630 Pine st. Lecture for women
Thursday at 2:30 p. m. •
CHIROPOIJISTS
MRS. DR. JULIE DONNE, 1810 Fillmore— Foot
yp~-ialist. Phone West C r i49.
AURORA INSTITUTE for PHYSIO-THERAPY,
4G3 O'Farrell — If others full to cure you. come
and see US: our method Is quick and sure.
THERAPEUTIC TREATMENT
MADAME BAVANDA can cure where others have
failed: I am the only one in San Francisco giv-
ing Nippon electric nnd magnetic treatment;
! terms reasonable. 200«> Sutter et. .>::.?-'
FRANKLIN Electric Institute — Elec. treatments
&. massage. 358 Pacific bldg.. 621 Mkt. MRS.
C. ROSE. Mgr.; hrs. 10 a m. to 10 p. m.
MASSAGE institute, formerly 1523 Devisadero,
now 423-24.25 1)1dg...133 Geary St.;
fame m.tng. Mrs.Huntington, 9:30 a.m.. 10 p.m.
LYDIA SMlTH— Health treatment; oil. electric
light, salt glow. Apt. 35, 1300 Golden Gate nv.
MECHANO and Electrical Tberap. treatment by
profes.-maKEens*. 2007 Sutter. Hilda C. Jonsson.
1
CATARRII .A^'P ..P^ A T!^ ES , S -. .
ALSO ear noise* positively cured: one week free.
DR. COTTINGHAM. 830 Market St.: hr». 10-4.
RUPTURE CURED :^
•DR. PIERCES ELECTRIC TRUSS"; a wonder-
fnl invention : 35 years in use. Address
PIERCE & SON. 1417 Chestnut St.. Alameda.
3IATRIMONIAL
DO*not bo deceived; the only reliable matrimo-
nial bureau yon will find at MRS. A. WOL-
TER'fS, 1752 Geary st.; established In 1900.
ELITE marriage bureau' for lonely people: de-
tails 2.V: ladles fn-e. 954 Broadway. Oakland.
.^~~— J}JIS lci£?£ J.! E Ji s J*£ A J.iSj;
A-^WIGS and TOUPEES that defy detection; ven-
tilated; perspiration doesn't affect tbem; wig
making a life study; men's private wig depart-
ment, 2271 Cal. St. near Webster. Mr. G.
Lederer In charge. LADIES' HAIR GOODS—
Transformation, switches, puffs, artistic wig
making, shampooing. G. LEDERER, 1809 Fill-
more st. near • Sutter.* Established ISM.
MRS. L. E. HARTMAN. M. T.. electro thera-
peutics and massage. Office and residence
«15 Ellin *t., near Hyde.' Hours ,10 to U.
Franklin 2957. - '
MAGNETIC physical healing; a vital science.
MRS. HOLSHOUSER. 331 Pacific huildins:
hours 10-0, by app.l have a very skillful oper-
ator, late of N. V.. Miss Isabelle 'A. NellKon. ,-'
: ALLEN RUG WORKS, successors to George Mat-
tbew — Artistic band loom weavers, fluff rngs
made from old carpets.; send for circulars. 939
Buena Vista avv. Alameda. Cal. .
PHYSICIANS recommend the Russian Turkish
baths for relief ' of rheumatism.- lumbago, etc.:
separate . apartments for ladies : open day and
night. IC4I o'FarreH St.. L. ABRAAIS & CO.
LADY painless foot specialist;. eastern method;
also Swedish msssace and medicated -baths;
mem. A. T. P. A. 1210 McAllister nr. Flllmore.
ELECTRIC -Thermal Inst.-r-RheumatlKm, nervous
diseases, colds. s,kln diseases: massage. . MRS.
E. SANDBEUG. ISO 2 Flllmore; ph. \u25a0 West . 1450.>
MRS. NETTIE HARRlSON.^removes hair., elec-
tric needle; 20 yrs. practice;: gray hair colored;',
face treatment!!. 1008 Euttcr. Tel-Frank; 5573. '
THE SAI^ Tfc&CiSCO CALL^
1 ' \u25a0 •'-:'. '"*, \u25a0 •-. ... -\u25a0 \u25a0-.""•
nUSIXESS PERSOXALS— ContIaaed
COLE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY— Licensed and
bonded; no Blgns. Telephones — West ' 9259.
Home SISI7; phones answered day and night:
UNCALLED for suits, overcoats and trousers Et
less tfcan cost at CHAS. LYONS', tbe London
tailor. 1432 Fillmore bet Ellis and O'Farrelt.
TURKISH baths;- medical massage; best ; equip-
ment in city. 1652 O'Farrell st.
ELECTRIC vibration health massage; baths.
MRS. L. JOHNSON. 605 st..' Oakland. .. .
MRS. MANNING, medical massage and baths.
1703 O'Farrell. apt. 1-2; member A. T. P. A.
ELEC. vibratory; select patrons.' 943 Van Ness
ay. cor. O'Farrell St.. suite 307-309: no sign.
GOLDSTEIN CO.. theatrical and masquerade cos-
tnniers, removed to 883 Market st. opp. Powell.
HOT salt baths {medical): massage for. both
sexes. 520 Oth St.. Oakland.
INFORMATION is wanted of the whereabouts of
OSKER KIRSCH, formerly of Stockton, Cal.;
last lieard from at Millers. Nev. Address his
son at Stockton. Cal. F.MIL ,\V. KIKSCII.
INFORMATION concerning the location of
HELEN JENIE will be gratefully received by
MR* J. N. BUBCHFIELD. 130S 12th ay.,
Altoona. Pa. „ - - *
\— HENRY MANSFIELD,
' World's greatest trance clairvoyant, palmist,
astrologer, mental telepathist, will cause things
to be as you desire; tells everything, names,
dates, important information, all revealed:
health, love, marriage, business, mining*,
treasure. Inw suits.
5302 FILLMORE ST. COR, EDDY. '
FOR READINGS BY MAIL SEND $1.
MADAM K AUGUST, clairvoyant; truth or no
pay; oOc readings. 333 San Cartos ay. bet.
HOth and 21st sts. above Mission; hours 10 to 9.
MIKS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clalr. and palm.;
a wonderful prophetess; hours 10 to 10;. 1. 60c.
B- $1. 652 Hayes bet. Laguna and Buchanan.
MME. STARR of Oakland at ffotel Carlin. 1154
Market, rtn. 3: truth or no pay: bet. 7 and 8.
PALMISTIjY
EEV. MME. BUSHNELL. formerly 919 Jones, now
. 200 Krarnv: S> to 5 fx. Snn.: tel. Douclhs 3670.
SPIRITUALISM
\u25a0 AA^-MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance medium;
consultation $1. at her home., 11G4 O'Farrell;
by lfrtter,-4 questions. $1 ; phone Franklin 6024.
MRS. L~ 1L KINNAIRD.: ord. cons, dally;
10-4; circles. Sun., Mon., Wed., FrJ., 8 p. m.
143U Fillmore 6t.
: LOTTIE BL'SWELL, spiritual readiujs and les-
; tons daily; circle every night. 1359 ' Webster
«t. near O'Farrell.
MRS. CR I NDLE— Seance Wednesday eve., 8
o'clock. 1557 O'Farreil Kt.
JOHN SLATER— CircIe tonight, S o'clock; "reatT
lugs, 10 to 4. 1430 Geary st.
MRS. IDA M. GRIFFIN, medium and healer:
reads daily; circles Tues., Thnr. 990 McAllister
MISS M. WILkE, medium, 'crystal Feeress, can'
be consulted nn all matters; moved 1836 Softer.
MRS. S. SEAL, spirit rain.; consultations dally;
officiates niarrlagps. funerals. 756 McAllister.
FINANCIAL
COMPANIES incorporated and organized; most
favor charters. Nafl Inc. Co., Sll Mills bldg.
WE buy or lend on Ocean Shore bonds and Cal.
Safe Deposit books. 221 Monartnock building.
MIXES AXD MI.VIAG _
GOLD, amalgam, rich ore bought; «a*h; assaying
50c. PIONEER ASSAY CO.. 131 sth it. near
Hr.wsrd. ' '
IWESTMEXTS
FOR SALE.
5 shares La Zacualpa of series 1902, $190 per
share.
10 shares Chiapas, $50 per share.
50 shares Robalita, $40 per share.
59 shares Oakland Traction preferred. 92V4,
yielding C' a per cent dividends quarterly.
47 shares Central Cal. Cunueries p.t par; yields
!) per cent monthly dividends. Turlock and Mo-
desto bonds at 95, yielding 514 P*r cent.
_____ - W
WILL BUY
Piual. Bronkshirc, Palmer. Sterling, Four Oil,
Section 6, Mmlisou aud other oil stocks, If price
is satisfactory.
If you want good bonds buy Turlock or Mo-
desto; better than government, yielding 5 Vi per
cent.
If icdustrial buy 47 shares of CVntral Califor-
nia Canneries at par. paying 9 per cent in
monthly dividends of 75 cents.
If reHablo oil st-Krks are. wanted, dividend pay-
ing, buy Ptnal, Brookshirc, Palmer. Sterling and
others, paylug from a to 20 per cent dividends.
If cooil prospective oil investments buy Sec-
tion 0. -iadtson. Liberty, Coalinga Crude, Puris-
sinia. San Luis Rey, Foxea or SUqnOC. For fuller
information apply to
W. E. BARNARD.
17 Bacon block. Oakland.
E. F. WAYLAND & CO., BROKERS.
474 Muuadnock building. Saa Fr&oflKo, Cal.
STOCK OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
I 100 shares Ma? cot Copper Co ®. £4.00
5.000 shares Ramon a Oil Co .(ri, .15
•Vein shares Three Counties Oil Co <ni .03
1,275 The Hydraulic Clutch Co ' <<& .15
1 1.000 shares Madison Oil Co <<'t . \u25a0 .12
1,000 shares Templnr Ranch Oil Co ftj .17
'1,000 Coalinga Consolidated Oil '<t .16
I,ooo' Alaska Petroleum and Coal Co...''/; .19
700 shares Bishop Creek Gold Co :.0i; .IS
500 shares Coaliuga Aladdin Oil (ij .15
.'•oo shares Foot Metals (San Jose} <ii .20
r>oo Laadan Economic Syphon.... <<r .25
400 New York Coalinga Oil C 0 . . . .. ...«i. .25
200 shares Section Six Oil C 0.... f,x. .54
10 shares Chiapas Rubber Plantation.^ - 20.00
PHOENIX REALTY EXCHANGE.
!»4S Market St., rooms 409-410.
Telephones Kearny 41G6, Home C 2722.'
WE BUY AND SELL ALL UNLISTED SECUR-
ITIES.
1.400 -Landau Economic Syphon, 24c.
2P.0 Burlingame T. & T.. .cheap.
50 Burlingame T. : & T.. offer.
2,000 Aerial Telephone & Power. 7e.
5 Ocean Shore bonds, wanted.
Boschke Dredger, wanted.
1,000 California Pressed Brick, wanted.
Active oil stocks wanted.
Will buy anything that is cheap. V
COLUMBIA MARBLE QUARRIES (Inc.)— ls
year 5% bonds, with stock bonns $300. for sale
at 00%. P. E. BESECKER. 248 Pacific bldg.
WE have a merket for all stock. INTERSTATE
COMMERCIAL SALES CO.. 1047 Plielau bldg.
OCEAN SHORE BY. BONDS FOR SALE. D. E.
BESECKER. 248 PACIFIC BUILDING.
MONEY TO LOAX
"WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE."
We advertise to make loans to salaried people
as cheap a3. any company in the city and cheaper
than a majority of-them, without security or
indorf-er. and we do It. We will muke you a loan
on short notice without inquiry of your friends
or relatives. All of our employes are gentlemen
and you are assured courteous treatment. Pri-
vate. Money costs only for time in your poxes-
sion. GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO.. 610 Pbe-
lan bldg.. 6th tloor. Of2;e.open until 6 P. M.
Monday and Saturday evenings until 8 P.' M.
"BANKERS TO THE PEOPLE." . --•
We loan all salaried employes the bame as the
banks loan the employers. All we require Is
that you are a steady workingthan on a "sal-
ary." All business strictly ccnfldential. No se-
curity. No Indorser. You may repay the loan
In easy installments arranged to suit your In-
come. Our special rebate plau saves you paying
high interest. Lowest rates. WESTERN LOAN
CO.. 408 Call bldg. Open S:3O A. M. till 6 P. M.-
Mondays and Saturtlays till 8 P. M.
AA— STRICTLY confidential; loans on furniture,
pianos, livestock, warehouse receipts or security
of any kind; loans can be repaid in easy week-
ly, monthly or yearly payments; it is easier to
pay one than a number: don't fall to call and
see us. ILLINOIS FINANCE CO., formerly
ILLINOIS TRUST CO.. 151*^ Eddy St.. half
block from Fillmore. ' i____
AAA— HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY
WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON FUJINITORE.
PIANOS. ETC. ; $10 to $200* LOW COST; CON-
FIDENTIAL: HONEST AND SQUARE DEAL.
CALL WRITE OU PHONE
557-9 PACIFIC BLDG... 4TH AND MARKET.
PHONES DOUGLAS 3285— HOME J1741.
Oakland Office— slB First National Bank'bldg.
WE LOAN MONEY TO PEOPLE WHO : HAVE
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT: 'no indorser;
confidential; . no red tape methods;-. sl\ week
pays $15 loan. $2 week pays $30 loan. $3 week
pays $45 loan, $4 week pays $60 loan.: Call
. and see us. THE ROYAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY. 750 Pnelan building. - ,:..<;. y.
MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos and other se-
curity: lowest rates; I most | favorable I terms |in
the city: see others, then see me and be con-
vinced;! will save you money; $2.25 weekly
repays $50 loan. Phone Market 3029. GEORGE
W. . MILLER, .".009 10th St.; southwest . corner
-. Mission, room 35. '• , -•:.-'\u25a0.\u25a0
MONEY loaned salacied people, . women keeping
hquse and others upon their ost 11 names, wlth-
\, out security; easy payments; save, money by
trading here; : offices in «5 principal cities. ' '
TOLMAN. room 951 * Pbelan building. . San
Francisco, and room 9, 460 13th St., Oakland. ;
SALARIED persons •; and ? WAGE ; EARNERS ; can
obtain LOANS at reasonable rates without 'red
tai>e or delay, at 433 PHELAXBLDG. PHONB
DOUGLAS 3244. ,/. -':\u25a0 / - . •'/\u25a0\u25a0i\ : Z : -.
FURNITURE— :•.--\u25a0-\u25a0 :\u25a0<.; --.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:-
. LIFE INSURANCE—
.; ••.-\u25a0\u25a0,.'; v,3. SALARIES—
Wage Earners' Investment and Loan Company,
'-;\u25a0;,"\u25a0-..\u25a0.-•\u25a0 ".-.:,'\u25a0.• 443 :Pine-;6t. -'..\u25a0-*•\u25a0• .--,-;.\u25a0,
; A A A— Wage \ earners, f either; men j or i women; * can
- uiakn a loan in strictest, confldencdJat'thesEra-'
--.;\u25a0 ployes',. Credit .C 0. ,", room ;424;"Monadnock • bldg.;
WE • loan : money lupl to -.70 1 per . cent •on | SECOND
y. MORTGAGE. V; BO ASBERG - & CO., "room 19,
;.; Bacon' block, -Oakland. ".-
MONEY to loan on j furniture without removal;
low Interest; easy payments; strictly eonfl-
dentiaL. P. O. bos 103, Alameda.
AAA — SALARIED men-and woni<-n accommodated
without delay or publicity. Home , Credit and
\u25a0Investment Co., 523 Pacific building,. sth floor.
SALARY LOANS— Ladles and gentlemen without
security; notes and commercial paper bought.
313 Merchants'; Ex. bldg. ; pbone Douglas 1411.
ON furniture, pianos or any security., BECICEU,
Monaiinoek. building, tiSl Market at.;' room 403.
ON furniture and pianos; no removal. TRE-
MAIN, room 811. 833 Market, next Emporium.
SALARY loans; other propositions. San Fran-
cisco. Discount Agency, 411. Pacific building...
CASH loaned to salaried men on note without in-
dorscr. MOUKELL. 1022 Monadnock building.
MONKV TO LOAN— REAL ESTATE
AAA— LICK LOAN CO., - 35 Montgomery st.
PEAL DIRECT. ANY AMOUNT. -
First and second mortgages and installment loans
In any part of San Francisco.
Lick building, room 101. Douglas 3016. C 3016.
ANY amount: lowest rates on first and second
mortgages on real estate, legacies, \u25a0 undivided
interest, estates in probate; no delay. K. Mc-
COLGAN. rooms f>o2 and 504, Clans Spreckels
(CalU building. Market and 3d sts. .' -
FIRST mortgage loans at Cft per cent: 2d raort-
gages, estates, legacies and undivided interests
at lowest rates; no delays. * HERMAN MUR-
PHY..ISO Sutter st., rooms 301-2.
ANY amount on real estatj first or second mort-
gages, or any security; no delay; lowest rates.-
O. W. BECKEK. Mouaduock bldg., 081 Maffet.
A— DEAL DIRECT WITH LENDER.
\u25a0 First and second mortgages; bank Interest. 1
SHADBURNF. *'0.. jCc; Mona^noek building.
,
ANY one having $5,000 lo loan on good mining
security will get half interest in pood mine and
,mlll as bonus; investigate. Box 2731, Call office.
WE want from $1,000 to $100,000; have several
applications at good interest BOASBERG
& CO., room 19, Bacon block. Onkland.
$2,Boo— Gilt edge Oakland' R. E. security: 0 per
cent net: monthly payments $25 and Interest;
will discount. Box 4024, Call office. Oakland.
WANTED— SIS,OOO for 4 months; collateral Be-
curity: make offer. Box 2839. Call office.
NOTICE OF LEASING SEAW^VLL~ZotT~
Notice is hereby given that bids will -be re-
ceived and opened by the Board of State Harbor
Commissioners at their office, room No. 19, in
the Union Depot and Ferry House, foot of Mar-
ket St.. In the City and County of San Fran-
cisco, State of California, at the hour of 10
o'clock a. m., on Thursday, the 10th day of
M/uca. 15)10. for letting or leasing by said Board
of Seawall Lot "B." Said «>eawall lot is situ-
ated on the water front of the City and County
of San Francisco, and is bounded by , Taylor,
Mason, Jefferson and East streets. ;
Said property will be let to the highest and
best bidder for a term not exceeding twenty-
five (25) years, subject, however, to the [>ower
of the Board to reject any and all bid*, and in
accordance with printed terms and condition* of
lease to which reference^ is hereby made, which
are flh file in the office of the Secretary of the
Board, copies of which will be furnished bid-
ders ou application to said Secretary. Refer-
ence Is also hereby made to said printed terms
and conditions of lease for a more particular de-
scription of Seawall Lot "B."
Bids must set forth the purposes for which ,
said lot sh9ll be used and the bidder must agree
that 'the statement ~of his bid, if. the lease Is.
awarded to him, shall be embodied In said lease,
and he must also agree that said lot shall be
used only for the purpose? set forth in his bid. !
* W. V. STAFFORD,
W. E. DENNISON,
P. S. TELLER,
Board of State Harbor Commissioners.
W. B. THORPE. Secretary.
February 6. 1910.
NOTICE" TO BOND HOLDERS OF" HONOLULU
PLANTATION COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
tbe provisions of that certain mortgage dated
the first day 'of May, A. D. 100S, which was
executed by the HONOLULU PLANTATION
COMPANY- to the MERCANTILE TRUST
' COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO, as trustee,
; those certain one hundred (100) of the bonds
secured by said mortgage, and hereinafter
designated by tbeir numbers, were, ou the 2d
-•day of February, 1910, selected, drawn and
designated for payment and redemption in tlie
manner provided in said mortgage. Said bonds
so selected, drawn and designated for payment
will be paid at the office of the company, at
No. 'AiS Market st., in the city and eonnty of
San Fraucisco, state of California, at the rate
of one thousand (?1.000) dollars per bond, and
accrued interest, on the 2d day of May. 1910.
Such bonds shall be surrendered to the com-
pany for payment, redemption and cancella-
tion as provided in said mortgage,- and in-
terest thereou shall cease from said 2d day
of May. 1010.
The following. are the numbers of the bonds
bo selected, drawn and desipnated:
Numbers 1. 4, G. », 10, 17, 18. Ti, 78. 81.
82, 94, 67.-101. lOfi. 109, 110, 110, 120, 124.
130, 133, 141, 160, IG7, 174. 177. 183, 185, IS*.
401, 405, 406, 407, 410, 416, 430, 433, 436, 441,
442, 4«2, 475, 477. 480, 4SI, 452, 456, 488,-484,
498. 502. 500. 545. fill. 665, 670, 675. 678, 6*4,
68S, 6«>, 090, 69C, 391), 714, 720. 721, 727, 751>.
764. 7G5. 707, 774, 776, 7SO, 783, 785, 700. 821,
523, S2G, 543, 555. SGS, 879. SS3. SS7. ou4, 914,
910, 022, 02S, 932, 039, 940, 942, 945. 9CI. 9C2.
Respectfully, J. A. BUCK,
President of Honolulu Plantation Company, 2US
- Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
Dated San Francisco. February 3, 1910.
FEBRUARY .7 — This day bought contents of 7
room flat at 1130 McAllister xt. from C. K.
Ormond and wife; will not be responsible \u25a0 for
any debts after this day. JAMES MAGUIRE.
I WILL not be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by. my wife, lieita Mack. \u25a0-• JACOB
MACK. 42S 20th Ft.
SPECIAL NOTICE
ANY loyal "person who can <as alone) assist a
little financially in defeating the medical
grafters who are murdering and robbing 'the
sick address at once DR. JOHN L. KILLETT,
P. O. bos 374. Oakland. Cal.
CITY REAL ESTATE
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN.*: HOWELL, 318-324 KEARNY ST.
MEMBERS OF S. F. REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Money to loan on City. Oakland, Suburban
and Country Real Estate. If you bavc Idle money
on baud consult our Loan Department. Money
placed on- first mortgage at current rates.
" SPECIAL OFFERINGS!
$22,730— Business of stores and flats
In Rood lo«ition in Ashbury Heights; ln-
\u25a0 come $245 per mouth.
$21,000— Income ?2.250 a year; business Invest-
ment of 3 stores and 3 flats; lot 05 feet
frontage; heart of Mission District. (5920)
$11,000— Mission st., only $550 a foot; absolutely,
the most reosonablo property for sale on
• - Mission St. today. - .. :. \u25a0 (3G41)
$9,000 — Van Ness ay. lot, near - V'allejo St.;
double frontage with L on rear street;
"-•';.-' \u25a0- .well located for home, flats or apart-
ments; sunny side; plenty of "light as-
sured. . ' .'. (4275)
$2,000 cash, balance to suit; a fine sunny resi-
: denco on north side of Clement st.; where
values are -bound -to increase; 7 spacious
l "rooms and baths; basement; price $8,500;
easy payments. - -^ tC2ot>)
$f>,ls0 — Kents $70 a month; corner on Potrero
ay.; 26x100 'feet: store with rooms; .6
• room flat and stable; store leased for 4'
year?. . . (5165)
$5,250 — SW. cor. -. 6th ay. and H at.',- facing
park; 32:6. feet front; contains a neat
little structure; well. adapted. to improve-
ment. -...'-- -.
$4,C00— Sunny SE. corner of 4th ay. and A
• St. ; all - street work and sidewalk work
• complete; 30x91 -feet; can arrange ; terms
if desired ; store : and flats would go well
on; this. , (3278)
LOTS! .
$4,750 Choice NW. cornerof 2d nv. and I st.;
35x95 feet: commands sunny- exposure;
* the Bigbtllest corner in Parnassus heights j,
owner requires money.
$4,600^ — 36 feet on sunny side of Lake st.: best
1 block* of- street;, -inside of 6th a v. ; ready
'\u25a0'\u25a0 :for building; a 'fine 'lot* for yonr home;
'"' or three- nice flats would pay . well. : \u25a0 :
$4,600— Last lot In Arguello boulevard (Ist ay.);
-27 ft. front;. one of the choicest residence
'. - .'streets lnthe city.: ; .;
$4,500 — Corner, '\u25a0 20x00, in Leavenworth st.;
- location. . (6176)
$4,350—25 ft. on sunny side of Hyde St., "close
\u25a0 Tto Pine; cheapest \u25a0; piece, offered east of
, \u25a0\u25a0 Van Ness a v.*. : .
SS.soo— Prominent. -Western addition corner,'
1 - r c~y 37:6x97; . practically : three frontages; this
" is cheap. ' -(455<J)
$3 750 — Larkinr st. near Washington; 27:8 x
•.>\u25a0 87:0. - : : .\u25a0•\u25a0'. "*'-, ;\u25a0-,., : '\u25a0•\u25a0 ' . (60G7)-
$2.500 — Clementina st. near. 4th; 25x80. ! (5423)
$2,2l)o— Near Howard and 3d sts.; 20xS0. (6216)
$5,000— -Clementina st. nr. sth ; 50x75. (0095) ;
Send for February list of property for sale.
BALDWIN: & % HOWELL, 318-324 Kearny" st.
$50 downf $15 month, no Interest, for \u25a0 2 \u25a0 room
home and- $20 month for 4 rooms,-' including
25x100 foot lots; - vacant » lots, $325." 510 .per
\' month/- no • interest,'; no ; taxes; 35 : minutes • to
3d *and, Mission sts.; -5c fare;; owl service;
take car 'marked Ocean view on Guerrero st.
• toLakevlewav. RIVERS BROS.. 461 Mont-
;; gomery „ »t. }-,r * >. i\T, \u25a0-' ~-' , -\u25a0;: S : }J'+ .; i
$10,000— Beautiful ; new.; modern \ residence, ' 7- r.
1 and i b.' j ' also modern bungalow,' 3 • r;- and;.b.;
.'garage; 1 flue 'lawn and' garden; splendidly ; con-
structed; very artistic; sun in every, room; lot
1 ;00xl20;; 00xl20; ft.. -\u25a0- \u25a0 ' '-\u25a0' \u25a0-\u25a0-. • - : - '^.'^ -"' \u25a0-.:'.:\u25a0'.
>v J. W.WRIGHT & CO.. 125 Sutter st.
~~~~ t GREATi SACRIFICE. ..; r <\u25a0\u25a0
;:\u25a0'"' $3 750 cash; 2 elegant bay; window flats;. Cen-
" tral 1 ay.'. ' nnd t Haight fst. ; i key lot;? 20x107 ; j east
and X west frontage; S high i basement: •- 6 »andi-7^
sunny," rooms; ?\u25a0 baK : mortgnge $:i.5tX) = at X s%* pet.'
:;.;FILMER &.MEACHAM;U4IO:HaIghtBt;^- :^
COTIAGE— New : I south j side * Greenwich', west jof
, Scott. Apply 685 Dolores it. -, •\u25a0 »
CITY REAL ESTATE— Continued
-. THOMAS E. HAYMAN.
>\u25a0 Suite 1000. First National Bank Building.
Montgomery ; and ; Post sts. • Phone Keamy liO3
§5,000 casb;;3 new 7 room flats east of Deviea-
dero; rents $1,400 per annum: full price
only JiO.oOO; hardwood floors; beamed
ceiling; high class in every respect; all
light:, keys lot. „
?5.000 cash: . rents $1.250 per annum; .3 new
0-7 room flats east : of Baker st.;" full
price only §9,500; this is a forced 1 sale;
I worth $12,0 iK); speculators be quick.
$6,000 cash; Haves, st. -business , property: - lot
27:6:120; .\u25a0> double fronta;e; rented at
\u25a0 • ?1,700 per annum; full price only 512,j00;
\u25a0 \u25a0 this- is a' bargain.
$10,000 cash: rents *2,250 per annum; California
and Jones; 3 of the finest flats of 8
. rooms each on Nob hill ; full price only
$18.000; . one like this just sold for
-$20.000. ': - =\u25a0>>; •
123,500— Seven high class flats Lear Washington
and Hyde; ,lot- 30x115; rented ,lo\v> at
$2,7C0 per annum; these are extra well
. built.
$7,000 cash: 3 choice new flats, north side of
• street; best part Nob hill; full price only
$12,000.-'.
£6,500 cash; rents $2,400 per annum; 14 nearly
'new flats of 4 rooms each on lot 50x114;
; Mission district; full price reduced, to
$14,000; building alone worth thin. .
$7,000 cash; 2 stores and 2 flats near Fillmore
and O'Farrell; rented $1,500 p«r annum;
full price only $11,000.
$S,OOO cash: rents $3,200 r>er annum; full price
only $20,000; lot 30.U00; 12 apartments
east of Van Ness ay.
$6,000 cash: comer in Mission: lot 30x114:
rents $1,650 per annum; full price only
$12,000; improvements, 12 three room
flats. *
$0,000 cash: 3 of the finest new 6-7 room
>- flats' In Mission; near lath wid Guer-
rero; rented at $1,200 per annum; full
price mlueed to $11,000; If you want
/ the - finest 'see these..
$4,000 cash; rent* $870 per annum; full price
reduced to $6,300; near Union and Gough;
3 new. flats; this is a snap.
$4,250 cash; -3 high class new flats; best part
. of Larkin; lot 30x137:6; reduced to $10.-
250; cheap at $12.000.,
$S,OOO casu; rents $1.650 per annum; fine new
corner; Jot 26x100; bent part of Mission
inside of ISth; every room has bay win-
dow; full price only $14,000; be sure
, aud see this.
$5,000 casb; 2 of the finest 7-S room flats In
the -Western addition, nearly new; lot
27:6x137:6; full price only $5.750.
$2,800 cash; Green and Buchanan; lot 27:6 x
137:f1, with 3 flats; full price reduced to
$5,800. , \u25a0
$7,000 — One-half cash; Fell and Pierce; lot
27:6x87:0; 2 choice ' flats; would be cheap
at $8,000.
$0,000 cash; Washington and Spruce; 2 new
8-9 room flatu; 2 baths each; leased
cheap for 3 years at $1,620 per annum;
full price reduced to $14,300; lot 35x
105; nothing finer in city.
$17,000 cash; rents $5.20S per annum; one of
' - the finest built apartment houses in
. San . Francisco; lot 42x125; full price
only $35,000; must be seen to be appre-
\u25a0 \u25a0 elated.
$3,750 cash; 3 choice new flats for $1,140 per
\u25a0 • "annum; full price only $8,750; at Union
and Larkin.
$0,600 — One-half cash; 2 new Bat*, north M<le
of street, near ISth and Church, over-
looking park; this is a snap.
$35,000* — One-half cash;- corner downtown near
Powell; Improvements consist of store
: and 6 flats; rents $4,440 per annum;
store leased; consider offer.
$4,500 cash; rents $900 per annum: -2 excellent
flat*, nearly new; best part of Sacra-
mento St.: lot 27:6x110; full price $7,400;
reduced from $9,000.
$5,000 cash: rented at $1,400 per annum; 3
new 5-6 room flats; Presidio heights; re-
duced to $10,250; would be cheap at
?12,000. '
$4,000 cash; 3 choice flats, California and Fill-
more: full price $8,000; lot 27:6x90; re-
duced from $10,000.
$6,000 cash; rents $2,000 per annum: store and
1 flats, northwest corner. Mission; lot
100x100; full price only 413,500; must be
sold. -
$3,000 cash; 1523 Golden Gate ay., at Pierce:
• -9 mom residence; lot 25x135:6; reduced
to $5,700; lot alone worth $4,500; this
house is worth $7,500 today; must be
sold.
$1,000 cash; Lake and Bth ay.; beautiful new
6 room residence with garage, just com-
pleted; full price only $5,050; different
from anything In district; don't fall to
see It at once; certainly won't last many
days.
$2,000 cash; one of tbe best 7 room residences
in the Richmond district; inside of sth
ay.; full price only $5,000: must be
>/~ -V. '\u25a0: sold, . reason for this • sacrifice; don't
miss it.
$B,ooo— Lot 65x52:6; north side of Filbert st..
key to Polk; think of buying a lot of this
kind for less than $100 a front foot!
Biggest bargain in town.'
THOMAS MAGEE & 'SONS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
5 Montgomery st.
Opportunities in Unimproved Properties.
*75.000— Prominent- corner. O'Farrell st.: close In.
$75,000 — Sacramento st.. through 'to Commercial; ,
- - large frontage: near Market st.
$25,000— Powell st. comer; CO foot frontage; one
of the best club, hotel or apartment house
sites -In city.
$25,000 — Sutter st. near Jones; 34x137:6; price
reduced. "
$17,500— 2 d st. near Bryant; 51x125; lot being
graded to street level.
$16,500 — O'Farrell at., through to rear street; 40
fi«it frontage; close in.
$15,500 — Eddy st. near Jones; 25x137:0; cheap. i
$11,000— Washington st. near Polk; 46x137:0;
deepest lot in block: apartment house ad-
joining paying handsomely; excellent lot
for immediate improremeut.
$10,000 — California st., not far from Fairmont
hotel; 35 foot frontage.
$10,000— Potrero ay. between .Mariposg and ISth;
140x100.
$7,ooo— North side Vallejo near Baker: S5 foot
\u25a0 frontage; rare of the most desirable lots
in Western addition.
IMPROVED.
$16,000 — SE. corner. Bush st. not far from Fill-
more; stores and flats; renting $145 i
month; lot 55x100. .
$10.000 — Scott st. near Jackson, opposite plaza;
cottage, 5 rooms and bath: lot 25x110; :
near residence recently sold for $150,000. '•
*T . .RESIDENCES.
$22,500 — Prominent corner on Pacific ay. ; 2 story,
basement and attic resideuce of 12 rooms.
$17,500 — Near corner Pacific and Gough; 2 story
residence, 14 rooms; excellent condition.
EOL GETZ & SONS, Real Estate Dealers,
Room 325. Chronicle building.
New Blocks! Just Being Graded!
$150,5 250 to $450 — Level lots; Excelslar He
Ocean View and near .Parkside; $5 monthly.
$SOO to 11,250 — Graded Snn set lots, near park
and cars, Bth ay. to 20th ay. ; fine view aad eatsy
terms. .
- $550 to $1,250— Richmond Heights lots;, view
of ocean, park and Spreckels lake; terms.
Lots In Oceaaside district; any size and price;
call for diagrams.
8 $1,250 to $3,500 — Modern cottages;- payments
same as rent. •
Oceanslde branch office, corner H st. and 47th a y.
. Open, dally and Sundays.
EOL GETZ A SON'S. Owners and Dealers,
.' Room 328, Chronicle building.
• / \u25a0\u25a0 v 2zzi & ; -> *r *
AN IDEAL HOME— TERMS TO SUIT.
- JUST COMPLETED.
Strikingly beautiful; the owner has given un-
limited study "to \u25a0 combine the artistic and the
convenient; the : exterior is en the lines of the
most \u25a0 modern cement houses and possesses a
swagger \u25a0 simplicity devoid of ornament - that is
not , an integral part of the construction. Tbe
interior expresses refinement and comfort at
every, point.: On the- first floor is a spacious
living room, covered with a rich brown cloth; a
large, open fireplace of Harvard brick, with a
shelf supported by. lnteresting antique carvings;
tavern benches, beamed ceiling ,* and an . unusual
stairway add: to the quaint charm; the dining
room -is craftsman \u25a0in - period, ; paneled high in-
Mission oak \u25a0 surmounted . by an imported ' f relze;
tbe built , in buffet deserves mention; kitchen has
every newest . convenience. . On second floor,
chambers and a. man's den have interesting wan
coverings.. Basement has laundry," wine cellar,
servant's room arranged. There is provision for
a garage. Onay $2,000 cash required, balance on
monthly payments.. The lot is on the sunniest
corner, with a frontage of 50 feet. Key at office
of -builder and designer, ' ...;.-.-
E. N. FRITZ. 1401 Masonic ay. r
$700 cash — I ' rooms : and bath; _ lot . 25x137:6;
\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0 :'. Greenwich st. near Lagnna; price $3,200.
$1,000 cash — 7 rooms and bath:' Bernard st? near
. Jones ; price $3,450; rents for $35.
$1,000 "cash — 5 rooms and bath; Castro st. near
- ; 25th: price $2,650.
: $500 cash — 5 \u25a0 rooms \u25a0 and bath : lower, terrace,
: ; - \u25a0 Masonic ay.""cars; price $2,650; no Interest.
" $200 ccasth — t \u25a0 rooms and bath ; other Improve-
.-\u25a0 ments;- new Mission^ cars; $1,450; lot 25x
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I $200 cash— 7 rooms, and- other : improvements:
"->. «• Mission cars; price $1,100.
; $500 > cash— 4 rooms and bath: 25x123; -Col-
" - Hngwood st. near 20th : price $2,65<).
'$500 cash— 3 rooms . and, bath; Just built;
\u25a0 other ; improvements : London st. : near . Mls-
: «lon cars- price $2.OfK). .-
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
•- C r City Department. 23 Jlontgomery. St. - 1 ;
61 LOTS 51 SHARES ' '. $360
\u25a0 JOIN THIS SYNDICATE
And become, an owner of -a CHOICE LOT In
>the CHOICEST, resident "section of Corte Ma-
dera, MADERX PARK. " -
\u25a0 For people desiring select neighbors, natural
beauty. and the enjoyment of country life. -
A UNIQUE • plan to ; secure ' a $1,500 ; lot for
;}s36O. < Water, sewer and street jtradlng all la-.
\u25a0 eluded. * Warranty, deed and abstract of title
with "-' each '- lot : -' commutation = tickets $5 • per
month. SUBURBAN- HOME SYNDICATE. OS2
a| Monadnock bids.. J. C. \u25a0 STUART. Manager. \ :
FIVE flats.;NE.' cor. :2sth 'and. Florida! sts. ; all
;. rented r for ; : $82.50 y per r- month; price ; $8,500;
"-.part mortgage can*remaln.>"- r * "\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0".".; ' '\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0•\u25a0'
!. Three \u25a0 flats \ and s cottage * In ;. rear: York st.
V; near ~22d;f: large ; rooms;-; fine/ condition; yon
I-;? must -i see; this to appreciate Its value; -fine
Vs- neighborhood.* : , ' \u25a0 '-.:'\u25a0 : - <.'"--• '»-.-; i
'*.i-S Two, flats;: Perry. st.'- near 3d; 'rented for $45
'x* per ' month ;» price. * $4. 500.' ;•'-, \u25a0 .\u25a0»', '"- '\u25a0\u25a0 ~.\
• ; , J.O. WICKSTROM:&CO., :
\u25a0.:".-V'.>'>.-Jr'-.-- : --.;- ; 2962" 24th" Bt. / -'>"..-; ; ' ;
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' CITY KEAL ESTATE— Continued j
LOTS, INSIDE OF PRESUMO AY.— 52,600.
• Close to California, st,: great barKalns; 2
choice lots, -: 23x100. at $2,600 one key lot.
$2,850; easy terms; street bituminized; full ,
cement sidewalk; ready for building; note the ;
price. Snap. . \u0084- :
i \u25a0'\u25a0 LYON & HOAG. 633 MARKET ST. ~ I
$4iJO cash, balance $20 per month; cottage of 4
rooms, bath and high .basement; 25th St.;
.must be- sold; owner leaving city. Inquire
29fi2 24th st.
$700 casb, balance $25 per* month: cottage of 7
'• rooms, bath and high basement; Kansas st.
-near 25th. Inquire :»62 24th st.
$3,6W> — A snap; new IV. story honse. C r. * b., 2
toilets, basement, finlshid In mis-loa style.
\u25a0 332 Diamond, near 20th; on terms.
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company. Mills
bldg., Insure yonr title: save time and money.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
- AT 1851 FILLMORK ST. -
fOUSTRY ItKAL ESTATE
40 ACRES deep sediment loam soil: about 14
feet to 1 pure soft water: 10 acres bearing
orchard, apricots, peaches, prunes and at-
: tuonds; 1 acre rye. balance alfalfa land; trees |
large and thrifty and In full bearing; fruit j
cutting, shed, evaporator, trays and boxes; 2
incubators; 1 brocder house; 1 concrete in- j
cubator house: 2 hen hons«*s. 16x23; 4 room j
house, with bath; barn 20x30; 4 wells on j
place; beautifully located main county road
near scbool and creamery; price $3,250.
80 acres; 4 miles from town: main eonnty
road; good barn; small family orchard; well
lfl feet to. water; part slightly rolling orange
and lemon laad; balance bottom land; deep
sediment loam soil; price $:t7.50 per acre; one-
third casb. balance 1. 2 and 8 years; splendid
citrus fruit and alfalfa proposition.
500 acres, beautifully located; lots of natu-
ral shade; level; deep sediment loam soil: 12
feet to first bed of pure soft water; between
2 county roads; V* mile to creamery; 3 miles
from city and railroad; under 6plendld system
of. irrigation now; ideal for sweet potatoes: I
vegetables, alfalfa, corn, fruit, etc.: would
make one of the finest alfalfa and dairy
ranches In state, or splendid subdivision propo-
: bition; price ?C5 per acre; easy terms.
OSO acres; I'^ miles west of Sacramento \
river; 3 miles from station main line of S.P.;
near creamery; fine location; .no overflow;
price $12.50 per acre; eirsy terms; snap boy.
Full details at HOME SEEKERS' INFOR-
MATION BUREAU. 944-346 Mooadnock bldg..
San Francisco.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
9% acres; 3 room house: ,large barn, ponltry
house and half interest in artesian well: on coun-
ty road, and quarter mile from station; price
only $1,250.
20 acres; 4 room bouse; large barn, outbuild-
ings and good well; on county. road: suitable for
poultry, hay, grain, ptc!; near Irvicston; price
$2,500. L
' CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
10 acre ranch; 3 miles from Concord, half
mile from station and 1 mile from school; good
for fruit, berries, garden and poultry; new house
of 4 rooms.; barn, well, windmill and tank, fam- .
ily orchard and vineyard: price $2,500.
SONOMA COUNTY. ' ' |
40 acre ranch; 2Vi miles from Sebastopol: fine
SOU; 6 room house; 2 barns. 40x40; windmill and j
tank and outbuildings; near school; 15 acres ttne
bearing vineyard. 2 acres orchard and 2 -acres
garden: a fine home and a good producer: price
$0,000; will exchange this for Oakland property.
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT
HOLCOMB REALTY COMPANY,
306 San Pablo ay.,
Oakland. CaL
$5.00 PER ACRE.
Great wheat country; 100 acre farms In the
rich delta of the Sonora river; near American
line in Mexico; between Southern Pacific and
sea; most excellent 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, half
cash: this is really $100 land. See or write us
immediately.
C. M. WOOSTER COMPANY,
702 Market St.. San Fraaciico. Cal.
MERCED COLONY.
4,000 acres of irrigated land adjoining the city
limits of Merced, a town with a population of
3,500: 5. 10, 20- acre traeU; prices $75 to $150
per acre; easy terms: Irrigation $1 per acre:
splendid water supply: electric power for
lights and pumping; soil is a rich dark loam
adapted to alfalfa, corn, figs, grapes, fruits
and vegetables; alfalfa on adjoining land yields
7 to 9 tons per acre and corn goes over 70
bushels; the S. P. and Santa Fe railroads and
three county roads traverse Merced colony;
markets, churches, school*, ' stores, creamery,
alfalfa meal mill all convenient; literature on
application.
CO-OPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST CO..
24t> Rnss building. San Francisco, or Merced.
$2C..0<)0— 175 ACHES WITH IMPROVEMENTS
I\ltfo!a i miles of Merced, Merced county.:
fronting on tlie main county road; laud very
level; soil dark loam: unsurpassed for alfalfa,
corn. figs, fruits and ve-^etables.
IRRIGATKI* — Either ditch or pumping plant.
7 room house, bath, cellar, windmill and
tank; water piped to the honse, fcarn and vanl*
Storeroom, blacksmith shop.- cabin, machinery
shed 32xt>4 feet: fisUpond. chicken house.
2 acres of shado and bearing fruit trees, in-
cluding oranges, nuts. fles. etc.
Barn 80x100 feet; granaries, corrals: an ele-
gant home place; reasonable terms. Price
$26,000.
Apply to owners, *
CO-OPERATIVE LAND * TRUST CO..
24ti Rnsa bldg..
San Francisco^'
$30,000—
.< lfin ACRES WITH IMPROVEMENTS
Adjoining the city of Merced. Merced county.
* Close to 6Chool and church.
An ideal home place — land the mist fertile.
wiH pr9duce abundantly alfalfa, .com. fruits
and vegetables. Good 5 room honse with bath:
tankhonse. -3,000 gallon tank; water piped to
house, barn and garden: bam 56x60; granary
12j«30. Plenty of shade trees — oranges, grapes,
berries, fruits for family use. Will be sold
on reasonable terms.
Anply to owners.
CO-OPERATIVK LAND & TRUST CO..
- \u25a0 24C Russ bldg.. f
\u25a0 San Francisco. Cal.
NOVATO RANCH LAND?.
Novato. Marin County. California.
2« miles from San Francisco. •
Have sold out all of tbe dairy ranches aad
the greater part of scbdivlsions A. B aud C.
7.52 ft acres all told. Our surveyors are at
work on subdivisions D and E This inelndes th»
valuable "Home Ranch Land," as well as seme
beautiful foothills.
Our agent. Mr. Joan M. Kelly, meets all
trains and will assist In aaK'ng a selection.
For literature and information call or address
J. P. MASSIE COMPANY.
||g£||||6ol-GO2 TTnion Trust Bldg.. .-.
San Francis**). Cal.
SANTA CRUZ.
$5,r.(K) — 34acre ranch near Santa Cruz: main
county road: school: 12 acres in 11 year applt
trees; $2,000 crop 1909; no better orchard in
California; apples were on exhibition; 2 acres
hay land: more can be cleared ; a bont 1.000
cords timber; running stream: R. F. D.; tele-
phone; fine springs, no bnildinss. but ieveral
choice locations, witfi beautiful- o»k shade
trees; worth more money. EMBERT M.
BROWN, Athene hotel, 130t Broadway, Oak-
land.
' OPENING 250;O0O ACRES.
In Colusa and Glenn counties. Easy terms.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY IRRIGATION CO.,
500 First National Rank bids.,
San Francisco.
- First allotment all gone. Send for free cir-
cular of second, or send :0c for 4S paje illus-
trated -book.
FOIt sale — Entire block on W. P. R. R.. one
block from S. P. R. R-. Jn Stockton: fine
- location for warehouse, factory, home; nearly
to grade; J4.500. MEYER. McGOWEN & CO..
Stockton. Cal. ;
5 AND 10 acre lots, suitable fot fruit, vegetables
and poultry raising: one-tenth cash. $1 month
per acre, or exchange for S. F. lots. PAUL
ROSSIER. 330 Pine frt. '
WE can locate yon on 320 acre homesteads;
•choice land: can sell you improved ranches,
near railroads: $10 to ?25 per acre. CHICHES-
TER & CO-. Great Fall*. Mcnt.
CALIFORNIA LANDS': SI cash. 73c mo. per acre.
\u25a0 no taxes, no int.: good val. land; plenty water.
CalMornla Home and Land Association.
504 Market St.. Sap Francisco.
FOR sale or exchange — 140 acre foothill ranch In
El Dorado county; hoa-se ana barn. Address SCO
\u25a0 C3d St.. Oakland. Cal.
10 ACRE ranch. 2 miles frcm center, of town;
fine Improvements; clieap at • ?4.<R<o. Atlurnw
SO South 2d at.. .San Jose. Cal.
10 ACRES alfalfa land. $100 cash. $10 per" mo.
Box 2504. Call office..
FOR farm, stock ranches and timber lands see
McFAKL & EDWARDS. 2." California at.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
17 NEW- BUNGALOWS. LARGE LOTS, FOR
' IMMEDIATE SALE.
5 rooms, also bath, butler's pantry and laun-
dry: modern and attractive; . instantaneous , gas
boilers in i kitchen; \u25a0 corner fireplaces \u25a0 and side-
board in dining room; mirror door in bedroom;
drop leaf linen closet in bathroom: large entrance
hall; sliding doors connecting parlors, hall and
dining room;. French windows to sun porch. ,
i :0n.4 streets, near car lines and Key. Route. In
central Oakland; $1,750 t0. 53,500; easily worth
$4,000; on your own te/ms. . Take 53th st. Key
Route. ; --",-.- - /-
! See ow-nerat Telegraph Avenue savings bank.
;\u25a0 Phones: '. Piedmont SlO and 3104.
AN ideal home of 11' large rooms,; finished attic:
with piano; laundry and furnace room In a well
-.. cemented basement; gas and electric, all through
the house;. carpet* on lower floor included: lot
'; 50x113;; near 2 car lines and within 2 blocks of
one of Oakland's best schools; all; for $5,."i00.
w- Box 4037,' Ca1l office.. Oakland. . - /:
iI.HAVK' a most ; desirable lot for sale cheap; lo-
; 'xated on 'high 'ground in one of the best resl-
\u25a0 -'dence .seetlonsiof iOaklind; direct carUlne-to
; "icenter.Jof r«clty sJ :. block v from thlsi property;
r :, owner C needs • Immediate \u25a0 cash > for ' his 1 equity;
'; balance * easy S terms. T ELLIS BROS., • 463 tlth
r;»Bt.i"-Oatland.'* -\u25a0 ' >- v
OAKLAXD REAL ESTATE—Cantlnnea
BARU-iIX IN SAN PABLO AY. COBNER. ,
- Lot 106 feet frontage, only $5a per foot. TW«
Is at least $30 a foo.t under t';e market and I
caa make very reasoaable terms.
D. F. MINNEY. 42-J lltU St.. Oakland.' -
Just east of. Broadway.
BEST bny In Oakland—7 room.-cottage, nearly
new: all Improvements; windmill and tank: '•j
bl<sCk from car line and S biot-ks Key Route:
$:">0 down, balance same as tent. BOAS-
BERG & CO.. room 13. Baeoa bl.ick. Oakland.
ONLY *30<i down, balance like rect. will buy you
a new 5 rooto modern bungalow; just com-
pleted; near Key Route: marine view; price
$3,0C0. OwnJr, 1420 Broacrway. Oakland.
MONEY loaned to builders or on noasea already
built; from 5 to 10 yeara; monthly payments
same as reat. Box 4015. Call. Oakland.
BEAUTIFI'L French bungalow, with Mt floors-
anTl grand location: m-.i"«t be sold le<» than
cost. Phone piedmont 151:' hnnifJistely.
j FINE 5 room bungalow. Ea.<: Oaklan'l: nk-e
home: modern, suany. convenient; cars handy;
! deep lot Owner. MerrHt 21>«;. "«•- ;:
I HAVE a half acre near C!:.r«-mo!i; Country Club .
for sale cheap: bay view. Owner. 420 Shafter
I ay.. Oakland. .
AI^OIEPA REAI.. ESTATE
(BUY yoar home from W. 11. McNAUGKTON.
j 13T>fi Park st.. Alam^K pi-.or.f Alnmod:; y_'->.
nERKEIE\' REAL ESTATS
TEN DOLLARS down and $10 per month will
place you in a hoinr of «-our own; location cen-
tral Berkeley: Mr.. Mechanic, if you are paying
rent beat it to one'of these lots before they are
all gone. TUOMAS N. BADGER, owner, 17
Bwron block. Oakland.
RICHMOXD REAI. EST \TE
PULLMAN CAU SHOP LOTS.
$3 pev month: fnr maps and booklet. BROWH
& SWEETLAND. 4(W Uih st.. Onkland.
SAX MATEO REA^JEST.VTE
MUST be sold at once; about 12 mile* from San
- Mateo; In redwoods; 3CO acre ranch; pantuM
and timber land; no improvement.*: $15 p•?
acre. Particulars, box l«t«. San M.-neo.
HAYWAnp REAL ESTATE
CHEAP land for poultry; only S lots left of
Proctor subdivision; 2 miles from Uayward:
$125 to $-50 per acre; near school .on mala
county road;' one-ttaird down; no Interest. a»
taxes.
"HAYWARD REALTY CO..
S. C. SMITH. Manager. Eayward.
Open !*T!ndar».
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
CAN NOT meet payments; will sell or trade
equity ia Berkeley residence lots; superb vi«w;
finest improvements. Box 5000, Call ofUce,
Berkeley. .
COUNTRY and city property exchanged. J. P.
I GARDNER. £25 Monulnoek, San Frtncl-»eo.
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RANCHES, houses and lots for sale or trade.
Send for list. F. H. PARKER. Santa Crn».
HOMES, ranches. acreage, exchange; list.
DAVID L. WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cai.
REDWOOD CITY REI AL ESTATE *
GREAT BARGAINS—Lots In Redwood City. $130
each; elegant home sites; close in; don't delay;
only few left; $10 down and $5 per month buys
a lot; write or call for handsome booklet. E.
W. MAGRUDER. 23.12 Mission st.
IA^VBEK^OVLJiAI^IZ
SHINGLES. $1.50; rustic, piau and red. $22:
flooring. $17: lining and boards. $10. :»; H>rh.
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REAL ESTATE TRAXSACTIOXS
Phebe A. Hearst" to Anna T. Leakey, lot In E
line of Pennsylvania avenue. 327:4 7< of Twenty
second street, X 25 by E 100; $li>.
Josephine Delhnnty to Kate D. Conly, lot in
W line of Masonic avenue, 62:ti S of Haislit
street. S 40 by W 100: $10.
Ansrtista Holland to Lillian Wray Unnt. lot iv
SE line of Clementina street. 275 NE of Fourth.
NE .'.O by SE 75: $10.
William C. tlamerton'and wife to George 11.
Drew and wife, lot at N corner of CoJerid>;«
(California avenue) and Godeus streets, NE 24
by NW 60: $10.
Sarah V. Heintxen to Ira W. Cobura. lot In S
line of Haisht street, 160:6 E or Devlsfdero, E
3S by S l.:7:6: $10.
Edwin K. Wood and wife to Mazdale-» Lonrj.
lot in N line of Filbert street. 102:t> J of De
visadero, E 41 :A by N IOC: $10.
Mary A. Kelly et al. to William W. Yaser et
al.. lot In W line of Cole street, 125 S of Uaight,
S 25 by W 134:9: $10.
Hattie L. Shlra to John Shira. lot In E line of
Texas street. 400 N of Yolo. N S3 by E 10Q;
gift.
Marguerite •'. Dunard to Elizabeth Harriet
Hoare. lot in W line of Eleventh aveane, S^7:tf
S of L street. S 37:6 by W 12u: $10.
Elizabeth H. Hoare to Marguerite C. Dunard.
lot in W line or Eleventh avenu«. SO" 3 of L
street. S 37:6. W 120. N 37:6, E 120; SlO.
Honors Sharp, 'deceased tby executor), to
Knights of Columbus hall association, lot in ?%
line of Golden Gate avenue. IS7:* E of Leavea
worth street, E «3:7 by N 137:«: $42,500. - • :
George U. Marchant to Annie Mari-hant. lot in
S line of Richland avenue. 375 W of South
street. W 25:2 by S 100; frift.
Simon Goldsmith and wife to S. A. Jorgensen
and wife, lot in E line of Hyde street. 112:8 S of
Eruatlway. S 25 by E 112:6: $ .
William B. Storey Jr. to John O. MeElroy. lot
ln'W line of Twenty-third avenue. 2*>S:2V. S of
Ortega (O) street, W 14?. S 132. E irZ:G, N
132:2*5; $10.
Mendel Weisbleet to Peter A. Smith, lot in'E
line of Leavenworth street. S7:t> N of California.
N 25 by E 110; $10.
Agnes Litton to IT. A. Cnrtin. lot in S line ft
R street. 67:6 E of Tbirty-eijjtitu avenue. E 50
by S 100: $10.
Rivers Brothers to Ernest J. Cook and wife,
lot at JJW corner of Golden State and Holloway
avenues. N 65 by W 75: $10.
Thomas F. Flyim'and wife to Henry Schlue
ter, lota 1006, ICOS, 1010 and 1012. gift map
2; $10. -
Home land company et al. to Victor Leo
Meyer, lot 10. block 22. Sunnyside: $10.
Alfred Holman to Caroline D. Ilnlman. lot ta
S liae of Clay street. 85:0 W of Laurel. W
30:9 by S 127:3H: S^t-
Bay District land company to Enoch L. Jew
ett. lot in E line of Fifth avenue. 130 N of
Balboa avenue.* N SO by E 120; $10.
Wallace Bradford aud wife to Winfleld Davis
et al., lot at SW corner of Jai-k«on and Spruce
streets. S 52:5V4 by W 95:3; $10.
William Grandeman to Augusta Grandemsn.
lot ia E line of Central avenue. 100 S? of
GoltTen Gate avenne, S 37:8 br E 137:B; gift-
George H. Maklnaon to 51. D. Perry and wife.
lot in W line of Ninth avenue. 125 S of Law
ton (L> street. S 25. W 120. N 25, E si>:6. -V
0:1. E 33. E 36:6: $10.
Estate of Wllhelmina Manders (hy guardian*
to William U. Manders. lot at NE corner of
Old Hickory and Andover avenues. N 50 by E
70: $I.SOO.
Annette D. Mlley* to William J. McShnne, lot
in N line of Waller street. 112:6 E of Flllmore.
E 25 by N 137:6: $10.
Max Abraham to Ursula Yajer. lot in N Una
of Jaeksoa street, 87:10 W of Jones, W 40:3,
H 112:ij. E 50. S 30. W 0:4. S S2:tl; $10.
Philip Yager to Ursula Yaser. same; gift.
John Lagan to Michael Conncally. lot 11.
block 1. College hill: $li>. .
Samuel Welnstein to WeJnstein realty <rom
pany. lot In N line of Sntter street. Sft W of
Buchanan, W 38:5> by N 137:ti:~45.
Katherine Frances Dlxon to William R.
O'Neill, lot in "W line of Bunker street. 150 S
of Powbattan. S 25 by W 70; $10.
Mary 31. Wlnne to Harriett Grace. lota 21 to
23. block 54. Reis tract, and one olfcer piece;
$10. '\u25a0\u25a0'V -:
- Pauline Biggins *t al. to Edward JosopiJ Lon
don and wife, lot In NE line of Twenty-Hints
avenue South. 223 NW of P street. NE SO:S:i-
NW-5. W to Twenty-ninth avenue South, SB
64:1: $10.
Alice G. Berry to Sylvia A. Hart, lot fn S
line of N street. 37:tJ W of Tenth avenue, W 25
by S 10O; $10. \u25a0 \u25a0 '„
Sylvester Doan to Mary E. Poan, lot la S
line of Beaver street. 300 E of Castro. E 25
by S 115; gift.
B. yon der Metulea and wife .to Leopold Weia
stein. lot In NE line of Pope street. 11l NW of
Morse. NW 40. NE 199. SE 40. SW 109: $10.
William G. Doolittle to Leopold Welnstetn. lot
m S line of Keith. <X) street. 100 SW of Nelson
(Thirty-elsUth avenue_Sonth». SW 90:6, S 13:3.
SE 52:3. NE 100, NW C 2; $11>.
A. F. Anderton and wife to Hugh Small. lot
commencing at a point 937:S SE of Schtveria
street and 175 S of Sunnydale avenne. beins in
the W Hue of Peabodx_*treet. 175 3 of Sunnydale
avenue. S 25 by W 105:S: $li>.
A. F. Aaderton and wife to Walter N. Met*,
lot commencing at a point 9.T7:S SE f>f Schwerla
t street and ISO S of Sunnydale aveu'-.e. huJng ia
1 the W line of Peabody street. V>o S of Sunny
dale avenne. 523 l>y W 105:3; $10.
Bullftns Contract*
Real Property tavratment corporation with the
Van Emoß elevator company —One hy«Jro ejectrie
pos.*enser alevator for Lick building, la Mont
gomery street: $2,000. > -
>\u25a0. Clark i Sons with We«ton iron work* arxt
George Goodman artificial stone company —Cast
iron and steel work, cement floors, sidewalk*,
priaai tiles, curbing,'paving, excavating, hulk
heading and concrete for three story- brick build-
In" in S line of Minna street. 97:« Wof Seeoud.
S SO. W 2:0, S 81. W 40. X SI. E. 2:tf, N SO. E
40: $12,200. •
Mrs. Franklin C. G. Bartlett with W. K. Owen
* - Co. —To erect a three story -itore and loft
balldin? In N Hue of Mission street. -Js:lt> W of
Main; $21,500. '
Edward Staff with Adolph Rumblad —To erfrt
a two story and basement frame bnlldinr at NW
corner of Ryan .{Florida street* and Mullep ave
nues; $2,600. ' >J. .WW* ''UllHii'.'lMHii'HilM
Knights of l^tnla* castle association bnlldini:
(by George A. Hochbaaa A Co.) with Charles W.
Norris. Elkfnston & Huc&e and O. Kurti mm.
jwiny —Palntins:. tiating, jrenerat. mill work.
plnmblH? aad eas nttin? for building' at SE cot
ner of Hermann and Valencia streets. S S3 by
E 107:1; $3.fi00. ' , «
. Charles Joswelya with Ssaa Franci3<-o dehrla
comifany —Excavation, nhortnc. bulkbe»ding. back
flUlns. removal of debris for a foar. story and
basement brlrk buUdlus 1 in N line of Sacramentir
Street. 113:10 E of Kearny, E 21:S by X 5i»:0;
Savannah with J. R-'Relte anil Klernaa
&. O'Brien —To erect a three »tory and basement
frameibuildlns (six Cat*) In S line> of .Vashlnsr
ton street, 167:8 E of Hyde, E 3S:» by S 137:tJ;
?14.570.V -
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