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f ASH REGISTERS
The largest line of first class second hand
ci_h registers ever shown now on haad: ei-
iremely low price*; on easy terma.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
1040 Market tt. bet. Taylor and Jones.
PLUMBING MATERIAL AT FACTORY PRICES
Cl £ or *"«»nrr.v orders. 1.-Tee dellverv. Open 7.
We Do PLUMBING Cheaper Than Any Ore
*^ M ?, N ; T FSH& ?i75,? i75 ,- G«lvf Tra"
?4.r,0. 320 to SUS McAllister nt; tel. Mkt. 4083^
AA — New and 6econd hand building aud plumb-
ing material, lumber, doors, sash, pipe and
filings, tank, doeets, sinks, patent chimner;
large stocks porch and office sash, ekvllghts.
etc. Wrecking Co.. 1645 Mission bet, ll'ih 13th.
FOR eale or exchange— State right of extra *elf-
Lnttxactor in m«gl<-; tl-.e device is meritorious
and catohj; so!i<-ifrs mie aotice. Box 444,
Osll oi&w. n»<i.-.' .'\u25a0-\u25a0;',
SECOND HAND PIPK.
I.«fset,t dealers !u standard pipe and screw
rsMns. prices rlpht; guaranteed first
elasti. Pacific Pipe Co.. Main and Howard «ta.
IS ROOMS' furniture, removed from 131S Jack-
son st to our store, all must and will be sold
V hl f, w< ** k - H - SCHELLHAAS. 40S 11th St..
Oakland.
A-*. — All sizes standard water pip« and screw
casing, guaranteed gooc a* new: get our
prtcea. Weissbanm Pipe Works, 133 11th at. i
FOR sale — Smith tenoning machine. In first class
condition. WILSON ie CO.. SO Locust St.. San
Jose. C— L
1 WILL tell my cprig&t piano at & bargain; e«»y
terms. Call or write to 102* Tevl» at. Fruit-
vale.
A— HOOKS BOUGHT. KING'S BOOK STORK.
1716 Market «t. above Gough: tel. Market 478.T 1
NATIONAL cash registers, electric signs, bar
end safe for gale; cheap 579 McAUlste* st
"WALL PAPER, 314 c a roll: iiogw lini«_», 3Hc ;
yd.; wimpies mailed. MERIGAN. 1447 Ellis. !
ESTABLISHED 3 year*, card printing business;
cost ?*00; will cell $300. 1629 Ftlimore »t
ARMY tects at factory prices W. A. FLUU-
MEB CO.. SW. car, of Front and Pine sts.
EDISON AGENCY — Moving picture machines and
elm?; bargains. GEO. BRECK. 70 Turk st
KOLLEU canaries. $5 each.
R. H. HEGER. 515 San Pablo ay.. Oakland.
BOOKS and libraries bought. THE HOLMES
CO.. 1158 Market St.; phone Market 896.
SAFES — New and second hacd. all sites. THB
k HERMAN SAFE CO.. 120-131 Tolsom «t.
"SAFE." double door, inside measurement 27x
-'orl4. >125. 950 Mission st. above sth.
SAKE, second b&sd, good as new; cheap; terma
If desired. P. O. box 248.
SHAPHR and Jigsaw for sale. $65 for both. Ap-
p"y 610 2d st.. Oakland.
1 LABGE. double door. Hall safe, with burglar
<~he*t. 233 California ft.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OK TH_ CALJ. IS
AT IESI FILLMORE ST.
MISCELLANEOUS WAISTS
DRESS SUITS, tcxedc*. Prince Alberts and other
«ults bought L. SKOLL, 707 Golden Gate ay.;
phooes— Market 4654. Home 52233. .• \u25a0-\u25a0>;\u25a0
WANTED— A 24 ft. t,hi)ffle board tablp. in good
rondition; will paj- rash. If. M.-GINTi', -»01
f'rh s.t. -
BAR AyDJTOR E mTIB KS
BRLNSVVICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. 7C5-767
MistioTi Bt.: te.!eohone Snttt-r 333.
_ • FCRS
CHAS. BF.KWIX. mfg. furrier.^l7-.T9 Grant ar.;
raw i-kins bought and hl;rhest prices paid.
"LOFSTAD _ EVANS. Inc.. furrier*, "ol Post *t..
Mercies hide.. 3d floor: phon" K»««nv 43W*.
DRESS MAKING
UACDOWELL'S Dress Making end MUUnery
School. 121 Geary st near Grant ay.; evening
<infcfe)t; patterns rnt to orfler Docgla* 4731.
DYEING AND CLEA.XI.VG
WANTED — Sound. y<jung mare, quick, good pul-
ler; weight 1.250 or more; no'fancy price; will
co oountrr if necessary. P. O. box 413. S. F.
BUTTONS AND PLEATING
£teele's button works, 222 Ellis and Mason, ph.
Frank. 4521 end C 452 1: mail orders solicited.
JAPANESE TAILORS
THE HINOY. mer. talL for American ladleu and
gents: fit ca»r. 1610H Geary «t: West 6<>l7.
MUSICAL^ INSTRUMKNTS
(550 will bay the beet 8S note player on the mar-
ket; also plays 65 note rolls Crown St Concord
pianos; 10 ia. disk record* 25q. BACIGALPI.
S4l Market st Open Satnrday evening.
AA — Unredeemed storage pianob almost given
away to psy storage asd advaaces. WHITE-
HEAD'B Piano Storage. 142C-28 Market. 8. f.
PIANOS tcned, voiced, regulated and Tep'd: all
work guar.; reai. MCLLER PIANO TUNING
CO.. 237 Monagnock bldg.; Dong. 4234. J4237.
SNAP— 2 elegant uprights. $125-$l6O. SCHMITZ
_ CO.. 621 Van Ness tv. near Turk »t
BEAUTITIL Steinway upright piano for s«Je,
cheap. 1634 Geary st. near FiUmore. .
PIANOS for rent; no cartage this week. B*£.
RON MAT'ZY. 250 Stockton *t.
TV PEWRITER SJJVII I_SV_ PPME^
MONARCH Visible Typewriter— ln the Uonarca
Visible Typewriter all the writing is In fall
rigbt all the time; other makes, second hand,
tt very reasonable prices; we rent repair and
Inspect. Before purchasing ring up Douglas
«113, or, call at 307 Bush st
WOLF & ISENBBUCK. Dealers.
fcPECIAL. $35 — Smith-Premier or Remington re-
built. Secure Information L. * M. ALEXAN-
L'EB. Sl2 Market et
brand new visible typewriter. $4o; others cheap-
er. PAC. TYPEWRITER CO.. 107 Montgy. »t
IVPEW BITERS— AII makes sold, rented, re-
paired. 01 S Broadway. Oakland: tel. Oak. 9219.
LOC X S^rtlT II S_
DOOR opener* snd keys. Key Works. $61 Clay
f-t.. Qgfclgrd. Phon«>3 — Oakland 6~17._a.2574_ ; __
HORSES. HARNESS AND WAGONS
A_2o head of hordes, mare*, mule* and ponie*
from $15 up: vrsjrons. buggies aud harness. $5
up; must sell; will trade. 565 4th St., Oak-
land:
HIGH CLASS <-oach team bays, young and
sound: a beautiful saddle or trap bor*e. and two
1:300 lb horses. 1351 Folsom st.; pbtme Mar-
ket 14«3.
«. TVOODLAWN Stables. €17-33 Grove st; horses
$1.25 day: horee A wag.. $9 wk.: bag. $20 co.
SECOND hand top wagon, exp. wsgon. bus. bug-
gies. Nugent-Covey Wagon Co.. 349. Valencia st.
HORSES, wagons, beggies and narness for sale
cheap. 205-209 Valencia ct: phone Park 2723.
TAAGON for Ml « cheap; for delivery purpose.
In<yiir<» M 2 Gnnsh \u25bat.
A — DON'T READ THIS unless you want a bar-
Aiitf>car rooabout. sls^s front, electric
ligtits and a lot of extra equipment $S5O
IJHt? Ford runabout, an exceptional bar-
gain S* so
' FracWlln runebout. fully equipped; a nice
car for a physician or a salesman.... $C 25
Franklin touring car, a gift for \u0084*s~>
19P9 40 b. p. California tocrist roadster $1,500
C&dlllac, 5 passenger; a nice family car.. $600
Steams 40-fiO. 7 pass.; a good buy $1.i50
Mitchell runabout, first claw, new tire.... $450
2 cylinder Maxwell, nearly new; detach-
able tonneau .-••;••• ',4, 4 ' 3
And all of the above cars are la first class
condition: <lemons<rstions given cheerfully, as we
will not sell a car that is not in first class shape.
STANDARD AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
SB2-354 Golden Gate ay. .*
\u25a0 open Sundays till 3;30 p. m.
FOB sale— Price $500 and upward; several '09
\u25a0nd '07 White touring cars, taken In trade for
' '08 car* and thoroughly overhauled by our
mechanics from our factory.
WLNTON AUTOMOBILE BRANCH.
800 Van Ness avenue,
WE are offering a number of mighty good cars
this week at snappy prices. They're all li 1 nne
iiirmiuc order, too. If we say a car is right
™ needn™ Worry-IT IS RIGHT. CANNING
& VINTON AUTO CO.. two stores,. 455 and
489 Golden Gate ay. •
I MAXWELL *C 7 runabout Just overhauled. .
1 Maxwell '08 runabout. 14 op.; overhauled.
1 Maxwell touring <"**•
J Elmore taxlcab. - „
All these cars are rnaranteea By tns isaz-
w« 11 Agency. 182-194 »2th «t. Oakfand.
u-AVTTD Second hand automobile: good condi-
tion: 5 or 7 passenger car; pay, cash. Address
box 579. Livtrmore. C— l.
LOCOMOBILE. 190&-5 V"™^-?™***''-*?
perfect order: bargala. 7 Laurel st TeL
Wett 1043. \u25a0; £_
f 4so— White steamer, '00, with top; In- good
shape. Box 4549. - •
PAC. Alumiuuffl Brazing Works c.n brare TW
broken »l°a»- castings. 430 V«a N*ss: Pk. BUO.
RFXIABLE Auto Brokerage C«^« Golden Gate
£^.— Bargains la new and used automobile*.
ACTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
', n jTIb I BILL. 643 Golden Gat* ar.—
L Heac<^ar^ ior aSfaVlatnt-. V«ta batteries
m Panbarrt <nl. Diamond 'chain* and parUu
BICYCLES AND MOTORCVCLES^^
KoK^bcre— 1900 Pierce 4 cylinder. 2 epeed_free
J 7 CHICK, 312 San Pablo aT., v Oaklaad,
. CaL ' - -\u25a0 '•' ': \u25a0' '--" "-\u25a0 •\u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0• ''''\u25a0-'\u25a0•" \u25a0' - '
ViEECE B- S.-Emblem motorcycles a_d bicycle*.
JOHN'tT BILL & CO., 557-9 Golden Gate ar. ;.---
_ X. L. CONCRETE CO.— Foundations and side-
wallo a ypeclaltr. 57 Crocker ft: p. Mkt. 2386.
PAY aS'D CONTRACT WOnK
C BAKKOFF. carpenter and builder— Plans free;
jobbing done: reas. 2228 Mkt; ph. Mkt 2268.
__. \ ROOFIXG .
buors. any kind, repaired, painted. A. HILL-
MAN. 508 K. 12th tt. Oakland. Drop postal.
H. R. HOPPS, President
ALL KINDS OF ART. LEADED AND MOSAIC
GLASS. 115 TURK; PHONP FRANKLIN 1763.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 16.M FILLMORE ST.
j
DO YOU WANT TO BE IN TOUCH WITH
SOME OF THE BEST BUSINESS PROPO-
SITIONS IN THE STATE? IF SO, CALL ON
C. S. MOORE.
REAL ESTATE AND MINING PROMOTER,
tSOI-602 WESTBANK BUILDING.
PHONES KEARNY 4959. HOME C 1965.
DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSI-
NESS? IF SO. CALL ON OR MAIL US YOUR
ADDRESS AND WE WILL CALL ON YOU
FOR PARTICULARS. WB HANDLE MORE
BUSINESS CHANCES THAN ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN SAN FRANCISCO. NO CHARGE
FOR LISTING A BUSINESS.
C. S. MOORE,
601-602 WESTBANK BLDG.. COR. MARKET
AND STOCKTON. PHONE KEABNY
4959. HOME PHONE C 1965.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR BUYERS OF
BI'SINESS CHANCES.
ROOMING HOUSE, 16 ROOMS, A BARGAIN,
$1,100.
ROOMING HOUSE, 100 ROOMS, STRICTLY
MODERN, $7,000.
ROOMING HOUSE. 50 ROOMS. WORTH
$7.OOO— CAN BE HAD FOR $3,000.
ROOMING HOUSE. 75 ROOMS, BENTS
$250— A SNAP. $5,600.
ROOMING HOUSE, 60 ROOMS, FIRST CLASS
PLACE. $3,700.
GROCERY STORE, DOWN TOWN, A'SNAP,
$2,000.
MARKET ST. SALOON, DOWN TOWN, A
SNAP. $4,500.
SALOON AND ROOMING HOUSE, 15 FUR-
NISHED ROOMS. $3,000.
C. S. MOORE. 601-602 WESTBANK BLDG.,
830 MARKET. COR. STOCKTON.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for improved San
Francisco property, high grade saloon and
property at summer resort. <*44 Pacific bldg.
FOR SALE cheap — Chophouse; reeeiotn $"» day;
prloe $200; man and wife. 744 Pieinc bldg.
BARGAIN THIS DAY— Home batery; trick
ov*»u; receipts $30 day. 744 Pacinc building.
GRDAT SACRIFICE — iO room rooming house;
clears $300 a month. 744 Pacific building.
OLJ> established o.vster and chop Douse for i-ale;
bost bargain ever offered. 744 Pacific Mdg
FOR SALE— TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS. 744
PACIFIC BUILDING. , :
FOR SALE— OId established meat market; re-
ceipts $3,500 month; business location. 744
I'acifie building.
WANTED — Good, honest, sober, middle aged man
with $1,000 to take interest in old established
business. 744 Pacific building.
FOR SALE— High grade Market st. saloon. 744
Pacific building.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— For improved San
Francisco property, blgh grade saloon and prop-
erty at summer resort. 744 Paettc building.
AA— THE FULLER CO.. ~~~
322 PACIFIC BLDG.. MARKET ST. at 4TH.
SAN FRANCISCO.
PHONES DOUGLAS 1023 AND J1023.
High class business opportunities confidentially
handled. To sell or engage in business or raise
money for any bona fide business, see us.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OF STRICTLY
FIRST CLASS propositions in all lines of IN-
VESTMENT and business opportunities. . We \u25a0
cater to HIGH CLASS INVESTORS and invite ;
tie confidence of the careful buyer, feelnig «s-
Eured that we can please.
THE FULLER CO.,
322 PACIFIC BLDG.. MARKET ST. at 4TH,
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN THE B_ST.
________________
46$ 11th St.. Oakland.
Remember, we carry the largw?t list of busi-
ness chances on tbe Pacific coast.
$5.000 — Old established hardware business in
thriving city of 50,000 population: exclusive
• gency for standard line of stoves; stock at in-
voice: this will stand a thorough Investigation.
$4,500 — 50 rooms; new furniture; thoroughly
renoVated; newly papered and tiutvd; rent $150;
5 years' lease; location in one of the best room-
ing house cities on the coast; a crackerjack for
the money.
$2.000^ — Grocery; splendid Etock: complete and'
new; modern fixtures; good income; investigate.
Excellent drug store; 'contains good line sun-
dries; good location; stock and fixtures; pays
well.
If there is anything for. sale in business
chances we have It - \u25a0
BROWN Sc SWEETLAND,
468 11th »t. Oakland.
LETUBBIDGE, • THE CAPITAL Of COAL AND
WHEAT.
•Investment In a young city with a great future
is the safest and most profitable form in the
world. You know of tbe tremendous development
of western Canada. You know that this develop-
ment has now reached tbe stage when it is build-
in? great cities.
Lethbridge commands the fine«t wheat and coal
country of Canada. It Is the center of the rich-
est and most fully developed part of this great
new empire; Lethbridge is growing more rapidly
than any other city of the west today. Fourteen
lines of railroad will center here. Invest a little
money now and take part In the wonderful , de-
velopment of this last great west. Today you
can buy property from us for only $10 down and
$10 a month for 9 months. In 5 years this prop-
erty will be In the heart of a great city. Write
for maps and full information now. Standard Se-
curities Company, box IX-1979, Lethbridge, Al-
berta. Canada. •
CLARKE A- MAGNUS. BUSINESS BROKERS,
S3O Market st. room 507. Westbank. Mdc.
NO CHARGE FOR LISTING A KUSINESS.
$l.y> — Saloon in Mission; if told today.
RESTAURANT— Best paying. $1,S»JO; no rea-
sonable offer refused.
CAFE 'and LUNCH PARTX>R— Clears $250;
price $2,000; easy terms.
CREAMERY — Established route; complete, in-
cluding horse and wagon; $1,350.
CIGAR STAND — Beet loc. on FiUmore; $250.
GROCERY and LIQUOR STOR3 — 1 living
rooms: $l.0O0: snap. •
LUNCH COUNTER— Doing well; on lively cor-
ner; $200.
SALOON — Good cor.: well estab. bus. :. $2,000.
GROCERY — Good fresh stock; fin? location;
invoice $1,500.
Before buying or selling a b«jMne««. tee
CLARKE & MAGNUS, S3O MARKET ST.. r. sf*7.
'< I GILLIES & CO.
No Charge for Listing a Business. ,• .
$225— Reu+aurant; H int.; this one. is good.
$250 — Lunch counter; doing « nice business.
$3S0 — Saloon; must be sold at once.
je.%o— Boadhouse; San Mateo county; a gift.
$900 — 60 candy vending machines; clears 5200.
$1.000— Saloon: this on" is a j>v>d buy.
jl.loo Poolroom; clears $175 per month; owner
bas other business and must sell at once.
$1 200 Delicatessen; $30 dailr; half cash; terms.
fl 200 Restaurant: heart of financial district, i
$3.000 — Grocery: high eia**: big money maker.
GILLIES' - CO.. 1028 Market St., room 22.
FOR SALE— UP TO DATE GROCERY.
' With a nice clean etock of groceries; nearly
all cash trade; books will show bow business is
steadily increasing; investigation will show
reasons for selling: will sell as a whole or
invoice: except you have $2,500 and mean busi-
ness, do not answer; no agents. Box 4078,
C«U office, Oakland. .
FOR sale^ — Photo studio; one of the best one
man gallerys in the state; best town near city;
doing good business; must sell at once on ac-
count of ill health: with or without Instru-
ments. Address box 3163, Call office.
SALOON and dance hall, sporting district: trade
$25, to $50 daily:- also rooming house. 32
rooms, well furnished and paying big money,
$2,500. f>6o Market et., room 7.
FOR sale — Grocery In Western addition; carry
stock of about $1,600; fixtures. Including horse
'and wagon; $750; sales $1,200 per mouth,
which can be materially Increased. Apply to
TILLMANN A BENDEL.
PARTY with $2,000 and services can secure In-
terest in an agency handling musical and the-
atrical attractions; must be huetler and expe-
rienced in press work. Address box 8185. Call.
FOR Bale — Grocery in • Mission district; carry
titock of about $1,200; fixtures. Including horse
and wagon: $1,000; sales $1,200 per ir.tnth.
Apply to TILLMANN & BENDEL.
FOR sale — Al corner saloon in the wholesale
district, in permanent building and doing good
business; partners can not agree; can be han-
dled for $800 cash: call and see It. 227 r"ront.
SALOON MEN — An opportunity you seldom come
in contact with; a Market st. saloon, one of the
oldest: if you mean business, investigate. Ad-
dress box 8201. Call offlce. ,
HALF interest for Bale in » MARKET handling
groceries, meats, fruits aad vegetables, etc.:
will clear $90 month for each. WESTERN
INVESTMENT CO.. room 419, 830 Market st.
AN old established business: Al location; do com-
petition; grocery, confectionery, bakery, school
" supplies: 2 nicely, furn. 11 v.. rooms; rent reas.
N. P. GOODMAN, : 16C1 9th st, Oakland.
FOB sale — A good paying. route on The Call In
Alameda county. Apply to J. R. LENHART,
Circulation Dept.. S. F. Call, 8d and "Market
CAKE- and f pastry bakery and lunchroom; fine
place; good business;. cost $3,000; cheap for
. cash. 'Address 80 South 2d st; Saa Jose, Cal.
FOB sale— A good newspaper route In a good
'district In this city. Apply to X R. LEN-
HART. - Circulation Department S. F. Call.
FOR *a!e — Notions, candy and ice cream parlor.
\u25a0with 3 living rooms, back of store and 5 rooms
upstairs. Apply at i store,! 1518- Kentucky st.
" COMMERCIAL-AUDIT COMPANY, '
\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0• BUSINESS' BROKERS,
319 Metropolis Bank bldg. Phone Sutter 19.
the san: Francisco call, Friday, February 25; iffio;
BTJSI*VESS CHAA'CES— Continued
MONEY loaned to inventors to patent good
ideas. JOHN WEPDERBUBN, Capitalist
Brookland. D. C - ;.•_•\u25a0 .- .. . ,\u25a0 -... : : --;
NEW store; good opec ing for delicatessen or
any first class- business. 3252 Sacramento st ;
I wan! a live business, s*mall stock, turning fast
Box 444,, Ca1l office, Oakland.- - "
ROUTK on this -paper for sale— Oakland and
Berkeley. Phone Piedrnont '42oB. • . ' ;
SMALL, good paying Creamery.' cheap: owner
leaving city. Address boT 4543. Call office. ; . \u25a0
WELL established fruit storo for sale/Apply
1417 Valencia st. - -
EDUCATIOXAL '
A — PAUL GERSON DRAMATIC SCHOOL—
Largest training school of acting Id America;
position secured;" 6 months' , graduating course;
tend for catalogue. Country man build— g, 919
Van Negs ay.' •
PILGItIMS to the HOLY LAND and TOURISTS
to EGYPT and Turkey are recommended to
take "elementary coui-se In ARABIG> advan-
tapes freely explained. M. *G. BACOUR, 1272
Market st. \u25a0 >
THE N. Y. Vaudeville Co.. Inc.. 916 Kearny
St., wants pupils for vaudeville and drama at
all times; enter the highest paid profession
In the world; we teach and place you. 1 -';<\u25a0:'. \u25a0
AA — The Lyceum, 2590 Pine st. prepares for uni-
versity or any examination; individual instruc-
tion; moderate rates; you save time and money.
ENGINEERING— CiviI, electrical, mining, mecb.,
survey, assay, cyanide; day, eve.; est 1864.
Van der Naillen School. 51st and Tel., Oakland.
DANCING, Findlay's. 3245 I6tu st, ballroom
and ctage; class Mon., Wed. and Frl. evga.;
- socials strictly select; private lessons dally.
THOROUGH Instruction In English, Germaa,
French. Spanish, Latin. Greek, etc., la given ia
class or privately at 2590 Pine st. .
WAVERLY electric auto.; cost $1,400; will sell
for $700, or will. trade for half cash and real
estate. Box . 4088. Call offlce, Oakland.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 2531
Washington st near Flllmore — Send for cir-
cnlar. -" . \u25a0
CANTON School English— Chinese taught Ameri-
cans, native teacher. 23 Canton Bk., 649 Krny.
PROF. T. A. ROBINSON. Individ. Inst. Math.,
Bookkeeping. Eng., etc.; day, eve. 507 Haigbt
EXPERIENCED teacher, English, French, Ara-
bic. math. M. G. BAOOUK, 1272 Market st.
SPANISH. French or Italian taught in conver-
sation. PROF. HIDALGO, rm. 409, 830 Market
FISK TEACHERS' AGENCY, 2142 Shattuck ay.,
Berkeley, Cal. ; next to First national bank. •
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKB'S
BAZAAR. UPS VALENCIA ST.
BUS IXESS COLLEGES '
MEItH ILL-MILLER COLLEGE, 733 FiUmore St.;
a select nchool of business; day and evening.
DUDLiCY Business College, day and evening.
Mlßslon Bank building. 16th st near Mission.
SAN FRANCISCO Business College. 908 Market
at. at Eddy; day or evening sessions.
ALL rucirt reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
Business College. 1256 Market et.
HEALO'S Business College and School ot En-
rlneirlng. 425 McAllister at
AC^CmiyTAyTS-^«ri^fd^Pgbl_le^^_
JOHN R. BUCKSTELL, C. P. A., 306-308 Claus
Snrt-tePln <Cain buildine: nhon<» Kearnv 4151.
MARK LANK. Notary Public and Commissioner
of Peeds, 149 Montgomery St.; phone Kearny
2C20
TITLES RESTORED \^^^^_
TITLES RESTORED.
Utnler McEnerncy act, complete $35. Title
Co.. 951-3 Monadnock bldg.. 3d and Market
;^.^ D KTECTI V ES^^ .
PRIVATE DETECTIVE BUREAU— lnvestiga-
tions every kind and character; operatives and
watchmen fnru. R. 19. Bacon block. Oakland.
ATTOKXEYS J^__ _ r
AA— DIVORCE; costs, $12; quick, quiet; advice
free; no charge unless successful; title to real
estate restored; bankruptcy: probation of es-
tates; general practice. KKS.Market st. r. 12.
ADVICE free. Divorce costs $12; quick and quiet.
Collections, attachments, damages. Rooms 601-
602. Westbank building. 830 Market; open eve.
ADVICE free — Plain facts as to strength of any
case; always successful; low fee; divorce costs
$12. 419 WESTBANK BLDG., S3O Market st.
QUICK, quiet, complete decree for $20; open
Thursday evenings. 1112 Market st, room 122.
HARRIS &. HESS, attorneys at law. W. T. Hess.
Notary Public. Rooms 1108-14 Call building.
J. M. C. MURPHEY, attorney at law,»*uite 1011.
First National- Bank bldg.: Douclas 1374.
PATEXT ATTORNEYS
UEWEY, STRONG &OO Founded 1860; O. S.
and foreign patents; inventors' guide; 100 me-
chanical movements free. 1105 Merchants' Ex-
change building. San Francisco. .
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, late examiner U. 8. Pat-
eat Offlce, 1201-2 Metropolis bank— Patents,
trademarks and copyrights; tel. Kearny 4811.
HARRY C. SCHROEDER, U. S. and foreign pat-
ents. 417 l*t Nat'l. Bk.. Oak.: nhone Onk 27.M.
ARTIFICIAL teeth; this one thing I do. Dr. C. B.
Wilson, 323 Geary, suite 605; tel. Dong. 4300.
DR. KNOX, dentist. Is now located la the Grant
bldg., 1005 Market Bt. rooms 202 and 203.
DR. IRA G. LEEK— AII kinds ot dental work.
615 Flllmore at. near Oak. ___^
HOMES w
STRICTLY private home for confinement cases;
resident physician in attendance; beet refs.
1131 Laguna st. cor. Eddy; phone West 5964.
HOME for confinement; attendance $20. 1548
Steiner st nr. Geary. Hours 12-1:30. 6-7 p. m.
S. F. LYING IN HOME, 1191 Oak st; Mkt. 4469.
Diseases women and children: confinement. $25.
ATTE^iTlx»*rTaine^^
st. bet sth and 6th, world renowned specialist
for women only; no delays or disappointments;
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known to medical science; most ob-
stinate cases -treated; all -female complaints
and Irregularities treated; have no hesitancy
if in need of my. services; absolutely harmless;
low fees. By consulting an eminent specialist
you save .time aad money. Advice free, 10
a. in. to 4 p. m. and 8 to 9 p. m.; Sundays,
11 a. m. to 2p. m. ? . .
AA— DBS. OSGOOD, 2154 Sutter st. form. 850
Mkt. — 25 yrt.' successful exp. maternity eases
and women's ails; met. relief guar.. no charge;
exam, and advice free; fee 'low; -confinement
A Sl5; resident phys. ; cures sterility; best skill.
MRS. DR. MARY ADAM. , reliable . specialist;
cures all ladies' complaints successfully; good
home for confinement; consultation free. Hours
- 1-5 p. m. 8004 Frultvale ay.. East Oakland.
• LX MERE'S I'EMALB SUPPOSITORIES :
Never fall; safe and reliable. For sale at all
drug stores. $1 a box. - '. - -
DR. WARREN EMERSON, specialist; diseases
women; consult free. 1304 Flllmore cr. Eddy.
MISSION BRANCH OF THB CALL, BLAKB'S
BAZAAR. 1108 VALENCIA St
PHYSICIANS
AA— DR. DAY. LICENSED SPECIALIST. suc-~
cessfully treats-all ailments, : both sexes; thou-
sands made happy and healthy; confinement,
$30, with nurse; advice free: positively no
charge unless satisfied. Suite 208-210, Harding
building, 34 Ellis st. at Market and 4th.
DR. BEN FOON CHINESE HERBS C 0. —20
. years of experience ; 1 cures I all ailments .by
wonderful method. 617 Kearny; hrs. 9:30 to 7.
DR. WONG HIM. \ ~~~.
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently located. \u25a0
1268 O'Farrell st. bet Gougb and Octavla.
MME. DR. E. SIMON, graduate midwife and
electrician; private ; home for . confinement;
terms moderate; 12 to 3 p. m. Formerly ' 1709 .
Powell st, San Francisco: sow 3120 Washing-
ton st.\ Frultvale. < Phone Merrltt 167. .;
A — PRIVATE home for the sick; confinement
specialty ; adoption: special treatment for rail
female troubles. 171 Bast 14th at. Oakland.
_\u25a0\u25a0___ Hffl^FOß J*E™*£RJL J-JjJ.C^.J -JjJ.C^.
HOME and care ' for - Invalids or [ aged persons.
3421 25th St.- near Mission: nhone Mission 4620.
; .- PQ p u r Al * RI S !WEDIES .V
RICORD CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS for
men's • private diseases.' Sold - only .by E. \u25a0 B.
. JORGENSON, '. 644 Kearny. st, San Francisco.
.' Mail orders a specialty. Send -for. circular.
SANDERSON'S CO.. savin and cotton root pills;
pure remedy for j female troubles ; I pries $2 per
\u25a0: box. Bed Raven . Drug C 0. ,; 912 ; Market st.
SEXO ID, a marvelous cure for weakness In men;
- money \u25a0 returned If It ', fails; price $1 per ; box.
Red • Raven --' Dmg Co.'. 912 Market st. ,-\u25a0-'
LARGEST stock lof trusses and ! elastic I goods : In
the city.' Clark -Gandlon- C 0. .; aiOB » Market ; Ist
HEALTH MOVEMENT^
"VIA VI SCIENCE . OF HEALTH, I . natural, non-
surgical; ; cloth bound, 400 page book, free. Ap-
. \u25a0 ply -by mall, 636 - Pine ' st - Lecture . for women
. \u2666Thursday at 2:3o'p: m."-- '•:\u25a0 \u25a0 ' • ' -
j ; 7 CH mOPODISTS ; .. : -
MRS.'.'A.- SANDBERG, chiropodist/ ISO 2 Flllniore
. 6t.';.- telephone: West 'l4Bo. :--;\u25a0\u25a0<' -»- ; .
. -.,; '\u25a0\u25a0 : -' ; - \ : • .' ' „* • .." :
PJT%"SIO-THERAPY '
1 \u25a0\u25a0 SERNBORG'S' INSTITUTE s
Nervous and rheumatic -disease!!, electric ''light
.and Nauheini baths. -409 Whitney bldg-Vaa
AURORA INSTITUTE for PHYSIO-THKRAPY.
- 463 O'Farrell — If others fail to cure you, come
. and see US; our method in qnlck and sure. --..\u25a0'•;
BUSWELL Therapeutic Institute, 1122 Market;
. founded 1002; all troubles: G treatments, $.*>.*
THERAPEUTIC TREATMENT
FRANKLIN Electric Institute— Elec.' treatments
- and massage. 535-7 Whitney bldg., 133 Geary.
MRS. C. ROSE. -Mgr.; hrs. 10 a.m. to 10 p. m.
HUNTINGTON massage institute, 423-24-25
Whitney bldg.. 183 Geary, Mrs. Huntlngton,
mgr.;,9;r.O a. tn., 10 p. m.
LYOIA .SMlTH— Rheumatism specialist; . nervous
diseases. Apt. 35. IHOO Golden Gate ay.
CATARRH AND DEAFXESS^j^
ALSO car noises positively cured;- one week free.'
DR. COTTINGHAM. BHO Market st. : bra. 10-4.
RUPTURE CURED
•JDK. PIKKCK'S ELECTKIC TRUSS"; a wonder-
ful Invention; 35 years In use. Address
PIERCE & SON. 1417 Chestnut St. Alameda.
~; .'\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 MATRIMONIAL : •,
ORPHAN with large property Interests, capable
and fine appearance, wishes the acquaintance
of middle aged lady likewise situated; con-
fidential; object matrimony. -Box 188, 1108
. Valencia st. . -
DO not- be deceived;' the only reliable matrimj-
nlal bureau you will find- at MRS. A. WOL-
TER'S, 1752 Geary st; established In 1900.- ,
GENTLEMAN. 42, wishes to meet a refined lady
of .means;- object matrimony. . Box 2948, Call.
ELITE marriage bure.an for lonely people; I clr-
cular 10c. 954 Broadway, Oakland.
- B U S I N E g SJggRSON A L S
A— WIGS and TOUPEES that defy detection; ven-
tilated; perspiration doesn't affect them; wig
making a life study; men's private wig depart-
ment. 2271 Cal. st near Webster. Mr. G.
Lederer la charge. LADIES' HAIR GOODS—
Transformation, switches, puffs, artistic wig
• making, shampooing. G. LEDERER, 1809 Fill-
more st, near Sutter. Established 1866.
MRS. L. E. HARTMAN. M. T.. electro thera-
peutics and massage. Office and residence
615 Ellis st. near Hyde. Hours 10 to 9.
Franklin 2957. \u25a0
MME. FRANCINB. most scientific ileep wrinkle
treatment. 626 16th st, Oakland, cor. Grove;
phone Oak. 7511. For references see lady at
1086 41st st.. Oak., one side of face treated.
ALLEN RUG WORKS, successors to George Mat-
thew — Artistic hand loom weavers, fluff rugs
made from old carpets; send for circulars. 939
Buena Vista ay.. Alameda. CaL
MAGNETIC physical healinjr; r vital science.
MRS. HOLSHOUSER, 301 raeitic butldhifi;
hours 10-9; greatest magnetic operator; spine,
nerve and poor circulation; all ills.
MRS. NETTIE HARRISON.- removes hair, elec-
tric needle; 20 yrs. practice; gray hair colored;
face treatments. 1008 Sutter. Tel. Frank. 5579.
COLE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY— Licensed and
bonded; no signs. Telephones — West 9259.
Home S1817; phones answered day and night
LADY painless foot specialist; eastern method;
also Swedish massage and medicated baths;
mem.' A. T. P. A. 1210 McAllister nr. Flllmore.
UNCALLED for suits, overcoats aad trousers' at
less- than cost at CHAS. LYONS', the London
tailor. 1432 Flllmore bet Ellis and O'Farrell. i
ELECTRIC Thermal Inst. — Rheumßtism. nervous
diseases, colds, skin diseases; massage. MRS.
E. SANDEBRG, ISO 2 FiUmore; tel. West 1480
GOLDSTEIN CO.. theatrical and masquerade cos-
tumers, removed to BS3 Market st. opp. Powell.
ELEC. vibratory; select patrons. 943 Van Ness
a y. . cor. - O'Farrell St., suite 307-309; no sign.
DIVORCE — Advice free all cases; no charge un-
less successful. Address box 3207, Call office.
HOT salt baths (medical): massage for buta
»exes. 623 9th st. Oakland. ' - - \u25a0\u25a0
PERSONALS \u25a0 -
BABB OLIVER, call at S. F. postoffice, general
delivery. B. D.
SPIRITUALISM
AA— MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance medium;
consultation. $1, at- her home, 1164 O'Farrell:
! by letter, 4 questions. $1 ; phone Franklin .5024.
LOTTIE BUSWELL, spiritual readings, lessons
daily; cirelo* every night 1350 Webster 1 st.
near O'Farrell. ,
MRS. L. H. KINNAIRD, ord.. con. daily, 10-4;
circles Sun., Mon., Wed., Frl.. S p. m. 1439
Flllmore st j
TEST circle tonight, 101 l Ellis fit. near Fill-
more; mental questions answered. West 2240.
MRS. S. SEAL, spirit mm.; consultations dally;
officiates marriages, funerals. 788 McAllister.
A — Moved — Miss M. vWille, mcd.. crystal seeress,
- can b« consulted on all matters. 1896 Sutter.
JOHN SLATER— CircIe tonight. 8 sharp; tests
to all: readings. 10 to 4. 1430 Geary st. -
A— HENRY MANSFIELD,
World's greatest trance clairvoyant, palmist, as-
trologer, mental telepathlst, will cause things
to be as you desire; tells everything, names,
'dates, important information; all revealed;
health, love, marriage, bus., . mln., treasure,
changes, law suits; imparts good luck: removes
evil Influences. 1302 FILLMORE ST. cor. Eddy.
FOR READINGS BY MAIL. SEND $1.
ZAZELL, psychic bealer. ordained medium, life
reader and adviser: 3 questions by letter. 60c;
crystal gazing. 1116 Broadway. Oakland, Cal.
MISS ZEMDAR, a young,, gifted clair. and palm;
a wonderful prophetess; hours 10 to 10; 1. 50c,
g. $1. 652 Hayes bet Laguna and Buchanan.
Mme. Starr of Oakld. at Hotel Carling, S. \u25a0"?.,
1164 Mkt. r. 3; truth or no . pay. - bet . 7 and 8.
MME. DEVENA,' card reader; L., 2;>o; G., 50c.
* 2821»4 Mission st: near 24th.
\u25a0__ v _ \u25a0\u25a0 [ /.PALMISTRY. ___'.;;,.— „. ._,.„.:;;.,
ZEXGARA. famous European palmist and astrol-
\u25a0 oger, returned; consultations dally; by, mall $1,
send birth date.;, 3766 21st st near 'Castro.
REV. MME. BUSHNELL, formerly 919 Jones, now
209 Kearnv: 9 to ."5 er. Sun.: -tel. Douglas 3670.
ASTROLOGjr^ 6w^_^ v^^
DATR of birth, with 10 cents, trial reading of
fntnre; fnll reading 25c. ZAZA. P. O. box 372.
_,_\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0- \u25a0' INVESTMENTS _ ;.V. : -
E. F. WAYLAND &. CO.. BROKERS.
474 Monadnock building. San Francisco. Cal.
STOCK OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
20 shares Oakland Traction pfd. .. ..@$SB. OO
6,000 shares Ramon a Oil 0o .\u25a0;©:". .12
6,000 shares Baumann' Copper.....' ..<m .07
1.000 shares Spring Tire Co (Si .25
1,000 shares Tempior Ranch Oil C 0. .... ..Wanted
1,000 shares Alaska -Petroleum & Coal Co.® j .19
500 shares Coallnga Aladdin Oil- Co. .:.© .15
1,000 shares Four Metals (San Jose). <ot ..18
400 New York Coalinga Oil Co . . . . . (cd. .21
200 shares Septlon Six Oil. C 0... :<hi ..".4
I<X> Burlingame Tel. Typewriter.......® .SO
25 Telepost "S. 1 A.V-and 3 Cony . .«$ .7.00
15 United Wireless pfd. (trans)...'...® 20.00
10 Oxford Linen Mills "S. A." & Con. % 16.00
- 10 shares Chiapas Rubber. Plant.. @ 17.50
160 acres, practically provrn oil land, located in
the famous San Juan oil fields, southeastern
Utah; bargain, for quick cash; investigate. Box
" ' 31S0 » Call office.- ; , :..\u25a0\u25a0; -.". - \u25a0.: - .'\u25a0 '.
COLUMBIA MARBLE QUARRIES (Inc.)— ls
year 6% bonds; with stock bonus $500, for sale
at 90%. D. E. BESECKER. 248 Pacific bldg.
OCEAN SHORES RY. BONDS FOR SALE. D. B.
. BESECKER.* 248 PACIFIC BUILDING.' -
w~""~~"^vV_"l)6w ~""~~"^vV_"l)6 " A3 WE AD VERTISE/ '•^TT^'.
We advertise to make loans to salaried people
as cheap as any company In the city and cheaper
than a majority of them, without security .or
indorser, and we do It We will make you a loan
on short notice without inquiry, of your friends
or relatives. - All of our employes are gentlemen
and you \u25a0 are assured courteous treatment Pri-
vate. Money costs only for time In your poses-
Bion. GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO.. 616 Phe-
lan bldg., 6th Door. . Of 3:e open until 6 P. M.
Monday and Saturday ' evening* until 8 P. M.
"BANKERS TO THE PEOPLE." ~~~
We loan all salaried employes the same, as the
1 banks ' loan \u25a0; the \u25a0 employers. All . we f require is
that you are a ! steady i workingman on a "sal-
ary." All business strictly 'confidential. 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 pay Ing
Mgh interest. -Lowest rates. WESTERN LOAN
CO.. 408 Call bldg.'- Open 8:30 A. M. till 8 P. M.
Mondays and Saturdays till 8 P. M. .-
AA — STRICTLY I confidential ; 'loans \u25a0on f urilture,
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. C 0.,. 1618 ; Eddy J St., .half
-block from Flllmore.',.: \u25a0-\u25a0:'\u25a0' : ,;t ',-.:::
AAA— HOUSEHOLD -LOAN COMPANY. • -' "
WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON FURNITDRH.
1 PIANOS, ETC. ; $10 to $200; LOW COST; CON-
FIDENTIAL; ! HONEST AND SQUABB DEAL.
-\u25a0•.- CALL WRITE OR PHONE -
857-9 ; PACIFIC BLDG.. : 4TH AND : MARKBT.
PHONES DOUGLAS 3265— HOME J1741. '
Oakland Office— slB First National Bankbldg.
WE LOAN MONEY -TO PEOPLE WHO^HAVB
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT;: no Indorse?;
confidential; /no -red tape methods; ;,$1 week
pays $15 loan. $2 week pays $30 loan. $3 week
pays \ $45 loan,'; $4 1 week . pays I $60 loan. '. CaH
"and see us. iTHB :, ROYAL> INVESTMENT
;\u25a0\u25a0'; COMPANY; 750 Phclaa building.. .o , -
MONEY, loaned on furniture,' pianos and other.se-
: curltyp-lowestjrates; most favorable terms In
: the < city ; 1 see others, : tben ( see I me : and be | con-
. vinced ; » is will ! save -yon * money ; I $2.25 - weekly
/repays $50 loan. Phone Market 3029. GEORGE
.W. MILLER; 3009 : 10 t h; ist.. . »outhwest corner
>. : . Mission,": room 35.'. :"\ \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0:< ..\u25a0.::\u25a0"-'\u25a0- " \u25a0\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-': ;.' .' .* ; .'..'f'
SALARY^loans;: other propositions. : San Fran-
, Cisco Discount Agency, 411 Pacific- building. . i
MON EY loaned j salaried people, \ women keeping
bouse. and others upon their own names, with-
. out security; easy payments; save money, by
trading, here; offices In 65 principal cities.
TOLMAN. room 951 Phelan building. San
Francisco, and room 9, 460 13th st. Oakland.
.FURNITURE—
/ LIFE INSURANCE— -
-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0,;\u25a0\u25a0', . \u25a0- . , \u25a0-*- .- SALARIES —
Wage Earners' Investment : and Loan Company,
_____________________————————-
SALARIED persons and WAGE EARNERS can
obtain LOANS at. reasonable rates without red
tape or delay, at 433 PHELAN BLDG. PHONB
' DOUGLAS 3244. .' .
AAA— Wage, earners, : either men or. women, can
make a loan in strictest confidence at the Em-
ployes'., Credit Co.. room 424. Monadnock bldg.
SALARY LOANS— Ladles and gentlemen without
security;* notes and commercial paper bought
313 Merchants' Ex. \u25a0 bldg. ; phone Douglas 1411.
AAA— SALARIED men and women accommodated
without delay or publicity. Home Credit and
' Investment Co.. 523 Pacific building. sth floor.
MONEY to loan on furniture without removal;
low -Interest; easy payments; strictly confl-
dential. P. O. box 163. Al&meda. *
WILL lend on approved security In any amount
•up to $50,000. Address your proposition to M.
R., box 3181, Call office.
ON furniture and pianos; -no removal. TRB-
- MAIN, room 811. 833 Market next Emporium.
ON furniture, pianos or any security. BECKER.
Monadnock building. 681 Market at. room 403.
CASH loaned to salaried men on note without in-
dorser. MORRELL. 1022 Monadnock building.
>, 1 t -\u0084 \u25a0 1 , -... — \u0084. .1— .. ---\u25a0 '\u25a0 ' \u25a0
' MONEY TO LOAN— REAL' ESTATE
AAA— LICK LOAN CO., 35 Montgomery st
DEAL 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, undivided
Interest, estates in probate; no delay. R. Me-
COLGAN. rooms 502 and 504. Claus Spreckels
(Call), building. Market and 3d sts. . \u25a0 ..
FIRST mortgage loans at SV, per cent; 2d mort-
gages, estates, legacies and undivided interests
at lowest rates; no delays. HERMAN MUK-
PHY. 180 Sntter st. rooms 301-2.
ANY amount on real estate first or second mort-
. gages, or any security; no delay; lowest rates.
O. W. BECKER. Monadnock bldg.. 681 Market.
A— DEAL DIRECT WITH LENDER.
First and second mortgages; bank Interest
SHADBURNE CO.. 503 Monadnock building.
$3,000 or less on improved real estate. RANDALL
R. E. CO.. 3120 Frultvale ay., Fruitvale. '
$100 to $100,000; any proposition; lst-2d mtgs.
PIT RAY SMITH. 1015 Broadway. Oakland.
$000, at 12 per cent interest, wanted, to buy 10
lots for $2,000; good security given.- S.
KORDY. 58 Prentiss st.
U^-,,-.
COMPANIES Incorporated and organized: most
favorable charters. Nat'l Inc.. 811 MHI3 bldg.
WE buy or lend on Ocean Shore' bonds and CaL
. Safe Deposit books. 221 Monadnock building.
MINES _
GOLD, amalgam, rich ore bought; cash; assaying
BOc. PIONEER ASSAY CO., 131 Cth st near
Howard. .
NOTICE OF LEASING SEAWALL LOT. .
Notice is hereby given that bids will be re-
ceived and opened by tbe Board of State Harbor
Commissioners at their office, room No. 19. In
the Union Depot and Ferry House, foot of Mar-
ket st. ia the City aud County of Saa Fran-
cisco, State of California, 'at the hour of 10
o'clock, a. ta.. on Thursday, the, 10th day of
March. 1910, for letting or leasing by said Board
of Seawall ; Lot "B." Said seawall lot is situ-
ated on the water front of. the City and County
of San Francisco, and is bounded by Taylpr,
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 power
of the Board to reject any and all bids, and In
accordance with printed terms and conditions of
lease to which reference is hereby made, which
are on file in the offlce of the. Secretary of the
Board, copies of which will be furnished bid-
ders on application fro 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
f aid lot shall be used and tbe bidder must agree
that the statement, of his bid. If the lease Is
awarded to him, shall be embodied in said lease,
and ibe must also agree that said lot shall be
used only for tbe purposes set forth In bis bid.
W. V. STAFFORD.
W. E. DENNISON. •
P.S. TELLER,
Board of State Harbor Commissioners.
W. B. THORPE, Secretary. • .
February 6. 1910. - ,
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the
offlce of the Secretary of the Regents,. Unive-
rsity of California, Berkeley, at or before 9:30
a. m.. on February 2S, 1910. for further work
on the president's house on the university cam-
pus at ' Berkeley, as per plans and specifica-
tions on file at said office; and separate bids
for heating and ventilating apparatus for the
university library.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by a' certified check or bond in favor of the
. undersigned, equal to ten (10) per cent of the
\ bid, to assure execution of contract by success-
ful bidder. The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved. .
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
\u25a0\u25a0SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
office of the IJghthouse Engineer, Stm Francisco,
Cal.,. until 12 o'clock m.. March 25, 1910T and
tben opened, for constructing reinforced concrete
light building, frame fog signal bnildicpr, frame
principal; keeper's dwelling, two frame assistant
keepers' dwellings, frame blacksmith and car-
penter shop, frame barn and three frame out-
buildings at Punta Oorda Light Station. Cal., in
accordance with .specifications, copies of which,
with blank proposals and other information, may
be had upon application to the Lighthouse En-
gineer. Sa,n Francisco. Cal. . *
THOMAS E. HAYMAN.
Suite 1000, First National Bank building,
s Montgomery and Post Tel. Kearny-1703.
$7,000 cash— lo62-1074 Jackson st, 1 north side,
. at Taylor; 2 buildings of 3 6 room flats
each; just finished; price reduced to $11,750
i. each; will 1 consider offer; must be sold this
\u25a0 - week at highest offer.
$3,200 cash — Two. of the finest-7-S room flats in
. Western ; Addition;, full price reduced to
\u25a0 $5,200; lnf 27:6x137:6. Be quick.
$5,500 cash — 3 extra well .built 6 room flats at
\u25a0•- Clayton and Haight sts.; price reduted t*
-" . : $11,000. '.:\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0•'\u25a0. . ; . .\u25a0 \u25a0 \ •• \u25a0.
$2,000 casli — Odp of the best 7 room residences in
tbe Richmond district; Inside of sth ay.;
. fnll price" only $5,000; must be sold reason
for tuls sacrifice; don't. miss it.'
$1,000 cash— l-akf; and Sth ay. ; beautiful new 6
room residence, with ganige; full price only
$s,t>">o; different from anything in the dis-
\u25a0 tric-t; spp this bargain quick.
•$3,000 i-ash--152." Golden Gate ay. at Pierce St.;
9 room residence; lot 25xl3*:C; reduced to
$5.700: -lot 'alone worth $1,500; this house
V is worth $7,300 today. , : „
BALDWIN & STETSON, 147 Sutter st
, • TO THE PUBLIC. •
San Francisco real estate will never be bought
any cheaper than yon can buy it today.
Panama Canal in 1915. •\* : ,- „.
World's Fair In San Francisco in 5 years. *\u25a0
Think of tbe growth of the entire west -i'-^ 3
The Pacific coast is only in Its infancy. "
Behold thp. city towering above its ashes.
\u25a0 Have confidence.
Buy now... \u25a0 ' *\u25a0 \u25a0 . •'*', \u25a0r- >
A GOOD, SOUND INVESTMENT.
Magnificent corner; marine view. "Location
unsurpassed.* % '•-,"\u25a0 \u25a0 „
Within 10 minutes' walk of Market and
Kearny -sts. '; ; .' .
Pays over 7i£ per cent net on $J65.000.' "-.
Guaranteed 5 years'^lease at $1,400 per mo.
Building ' contains • every convenience known -
to -modern » architecture. . \u25a0 . --
Lot contains over 12,000 square feet " .'"*"'
The value of this property is assured a
Steady increase. :
Offer wanted to make an Immediate sale. =\u25a0\u25a0<•*'
This in an opportunity you can't afford to
Overlook. ; ; .- \u25a0 ::/ -\u25a0_.;' .
THOMAS \u25a0MAGEE & SONS, .
FOR SALE. '< \u25a0 . '
$10,000— O'Farrell; st. nr. Polk: 27:Cxl2C; cbeap.
$25,000 — Sutter' st,,' north, side, near .Jones; S4
\u25a0> . . ; foot frontage:. will accept $5,000 cash; ex-
, ' . cellent ; opportunity. :,. \u25a0 \u0084 7
$2o,ooo— Devisadero st; nr. Pa^e; frontage f>7:G;
: old ; lmprovements, renting. ?l27.E>o month;
'.} ]'~V at , small 'cost could foe m;>dc to-pay -al-
C '\u25a0; i/. : most : double \u25a0 present \u2666 rental ; make offer ;
must : be sold.- : . : . .
$30,000— Spearst." lot. nenr Howard; 45:10x137:6.
$.35,000— Large ' corner on .Park Pauhandle; 200
' '.-\u25a0' feet : street frontage;' 3 story. building, ;.72
rooms: yearly rentar, $4,572; can show
'•V-l-'i; how rental can be Increased practically 50
\u25a0per cent.:";.- ;'\u25a0'. :!'\u25a0\u25a0--:. •";\u25a0. -.:-;-\u25a0\u25a0 - -.; - \u25a0
$135,000— r73 . foot '.frontage at Market and Fer-
..ries;' mortgage $65 ,000 ;'. wi 11. trade. : ...
•\u25a0\u25a0:, ;•\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0> L ;k: D. GRUBB.: ~"
\u25a0J * ;V '. \u25a0 -: 32 " Montgomery st ' : ' H : -V''
Real Estate,- :.; ' , Fire Insurance;
. Hstates Managed— Bonds Given .
Offlce 3 hours— lo 5 to ' 12,' 2 to 4.
% $3.130-^-Cheap: lot* 22:llxfifv.ft.; on Pleasant
st. nr.-. Taylor, and< Sacramento, v \u25a0 :
- 1 $4,000 — Bargain r key lot; Lyon 1 st : nr. Califor-
nia: about 28x100. ft; room for 3 good flats; fine
renting " neighborhood. C : . . ,
\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0" $13,500-— Good 2 story, hoqse ; Suttcr st nr.~ La-
guna;N 2o:B.l9s rft.; rents $000; eeutral. ' '. -.
• TslS,ooo-2-Reduced !from"'sir>,ooo; leautiful" 2
story ,- residence," « ; l."» -; rooms * and :s bath ; • marine
view; lot tioxll7:6 to* rear.street; near corner Do-
lores -and > 24th! sts. ;; on' proposed; new,: boulevard;
will- consider pxchanpp; for pair- of : jroo.l tints on
SO'ft. lotion. I'anhandlp. ' Sec this unusual value
offered..;-- : .'.-.--'.'-;'..'- •.."'\u25a0:.'\u25a0'..\u25a0"'.\u25a0. '"'\u25a0 '-\u0084;.-\u25a0:"-.' ."--
$;5..">00-— New I 1 ,* - story ,v: house .--on i terms,- with
. v street .worki ,4 352 1 Diamond ; st.'j near; 20th. ' •. , v \u25a0':
HAVE r Standard Title I Insurance Company; Mills
.-, t>ld_.. insure your title; save time, and money.'
PRESIDIO TERRACE.
Thrf choicest and most bighly Improved -sec-
tion in San Francisco. A personal Inspection
'.of this beautiful park will convince you .that
I Presidio Terrace is the only location for your
home; this is the only spot iv all San Fran--
Cisco where your surroundings are guaran-
teed and you can see what your environments
are. There are less than half a dozen lots re-
maining unsold, the balance contain beautiful
residences. Look through Presidio Terrace to-
day. We will be glad to mail you Illustrated
; literature.
BALDWIN' & HOWKLU 313-324 KEARXT ST.
LAST LOTS FOR SALE.
25x137:6 feet — $5,600
Marine view lots, on Clay st east of Jones;
best lots for flats in district.
Baldwin & ho well. 31s-324 kearny st.
Stevenson street bargain.
t $6.2so— lnside of 6th st. ; lot suitable for
business purposes; plenty large enough for 2 or
3 story brick building, which would readily !
rent; less than $300 a foot; only a few steps
- from sth and Market sts.; -a rare bargain.
• (6415)
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
LOOK AT THIS.
$7,750 — A fine dwelling of 11 rooms and hath;
high basement. . with several rooms; sunny
side of Baker St.. not far from Fulton;
boulevard street, 100 feet wide; at small
expense this property could be remodeled
into 3 flats; full sized lot. :''»l
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 818-324 KEARNY ST.
. * . PRESIDIO HEIGHTS CORNER.
Elegant NW. corner In Presidio Heights. 50x
80 feet; superb site for fiats or apartments:
the rl;lit sort of dwellings will always rent
steadily here; only corner of Us kind for sale
In entire district; only $15,000.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,' 318-324 KEARNY ST.
BEST BUY IN THIS PAPER.
3 dandy flats, facing G. G. Park; worth
$15,000. but offered at $10,000. Lot so situated
aa to perpetually Insure light snd sun: 7-7-9
rooms and bath each; rented low at $100 a
month; nothing cheap about these; substan-
tially built of nonest materials; look Into these
at once. (6358)
BALDWIN A HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
FORECLOSURE RESIDENCE.
$13,500 — Lot 45x137 feet; substantial sunny
home of 10 rooms and bath; bardwood
finish; 20 feet clear on suttuy side; at
small expense could he made into fine
home; must be sold at once. . (5553)
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEAHNY ST.
TAYLOR STREET LOT.
Double frontage lot on Taylor st., sunny
side; unexcelled marine view; »ext to corner;
only piece for sale on this side of Taylor from
Pine to Washington.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. SIS-324 KEARNY ST.
16 PER CENT NET.
$3,750 3 FLATS '
, Lot 32x137:6 feet, with 3 flats of 7 rooms
and bath each; full price only $10,750; bank
mortgage of $7,000; $3,750 equity earns 16
per cent net. (5994)
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
$4,600 — 36 feet on Lake st. sunny side. Inside
' of 6tb ay. ; Ideal for flats or home.
$4,600 — Ist ay. (Arguello boulevard); 27 feet
front: opposite beautiful Presidio Terrace.
$4,3so— rCheapest lot inside of Vaa Ness ay.: 25
. feet on sunny side of Hyde St., Just out-
side of fire limits; don't delay.
Send for February list of property for sale.
BALDWIN- & HOWELL. 318-324 KEARNY ST.
_________
Lot in the west side of Battery steet. 67:5 x
177:6, with an L to Broadway, with a 3 story
and basement brick building thereon; also
, Lot in the north side of Fulton st, 100 f s«t
east of Polk, 120x120 to Ash st. with a tempo-
rary building thereon; also
Lot in the east side of 9th ay., 263 feet south
of Point Lobos. 25x120. • \u25a0 - '
GEORGE K. FRINK. M. D..
1323 Merchants* Exchange building.
HAVING purchased 2 blocks of the Chutes Co.,
Fulton st. and 10th ay.. before commencing
building r operations I will close out the 2 un-
sold houses of- 52 built tbe past season at Bth
and 9th ays. and A and B sts. aa follows:
5 room residence $4.50t)
6 room 2 story residence 4.750
Easy terms; streets bitumlnized; Eddy St. can.
F. NELSON. Builder.
$5,500^ — Cottage, 5 r. and b.; high basement:
lot 25x108; oa north line Clement st near Bth
ay.; cars pass property; transfer cor. at Bth
ay.; growing business center. Aa opportunity
to get in at a bargain.
For particulars and privilege to inspect, see
S. R. * CO., 191 6th ay.. NW. cor. Calif, st
$50 DOWN, $15 month without interest: price
$850, for new 2 room cottage. Including lot
25x100; owl car service: 35 minutes to 34 and
Mission sts., 5c fare. Take car marked Ocean
View on Guerrero st. to Lakeview ay.
RIVERS BROS.,
461 Montgomery st. :
FOR sale — $3,500; 2 strictly modern flats; nearly
completed; on , Buena Vista ay. near South
Broderick st. : 5 rooms each; attic and pro-
vision for social' hall \u25a0la basemeat; lot 32:6
wide; has a cement dnveway for a barn or
garage; can arrange terms to suit almost
any proposition. Ira W. Cohurn. 4M Dobnce ay.
A -NEW SUBDIVISION.
£ VALLEY CREST GARDENS.
3. R AND 10 ACRES.
RICH. DEEP SOIL. ROLLING.
I>£ mtles from city limits OAKLAND, toward
Haywaxd: directly opposite ASHLAND STORE,
over the hill into next VALLEY: nothing better
for POULTRY, FRUIT. BERRIES, ETC.
Magnificent home sites: cozy, sunny and well
protected; Ideal climate; within 1,500 feet
SCENIC BOULEVARD: nest". 14th.. *t \u25a0 ear*:" 9
pieces sold already: 2 houses under construction.
Don't be. sidetracked before you . see this beau-
tiful property. 'It is < truly exceptional at the
low prices. $1,10 to $350 per acre. Man on tract
For descriptive folder. PRICE UST snd TERMS
address or see OWNER, between 9 and 10 a. m.,
206 Metropolis Bank building. San Francisco.
.. ; ' —
$5.00 PER AC— B.
Great wheat country; 100 acre farms la the
rich delta of the Sonera 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 ot writ* us
immediately.
C. M/WOOSTER COMPANY,
702 Market st. San Francisco, Cal.
\u25a0- -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .. MERCED COLONY. ~"~~~~
4,000 acres of irrigated land adjoining the city
limits ot Merced, a town with a population of
8,500: 5, 10, 20 acre tracU; prices $75 to $130
per acre; easy terms; irrigation $1 per acre;
splendid water supply; electric power for
lights I and pumping ; soil Is a rich dark loam
adapted to alfalfa, • corn. figs. ! grapes, fruits
and vegetables; alfalfa on adjoining land yields
\u25a01 to 9' tons. per. acre and corn goes over 70
" bushels; the S. P. aad Santa Fe railroads and
three county roads traverse Merced colony ;
•'\u25a0' markets.' churches, schools, stores, creamery.
\u25a0 alfalfa meal mill all convenient; Ilteratur* on
application. -
' CO-OPERATIVE) LAND AND TRUST CO..
- 246 Russ building. San Francisco, or Merced.
PRICE $4,000 — 500 acres of laud; 200 acres tlm-
,ber,"3o acres ia cultivation; good orchard; 3
\u25a0 'houses, barn and outbuildings; good soring of
water piped to house;: 2oo acres fenced; fine
. place to raise hogs: good trout streams close;
-game plenty; fine place for resort; 4 miles
from Phllo railroad, now done to 6 miles of
Philo.- Address J. B. SANDERS, Phllo, Meat
" docino" county, Cal. ' -. fe
$500 for 5 acres 1" mile from Llvermore postof-
' flee, railroad depot and high school; $100 cash.
, balance $10 ''\u25a0 monthly. Creditors' Mercantile
1 Agency. 29 Bacon block.' Oakland. CaL -
\u25a0 $25 down, •- $10 monthly, buys 5-10 acres 1 good,
I :ievel land: near station: on 2 railroads: in Ala-
meda county. PROGRESSIVE REALTY CO.,
. ISO Sutter st, San Francisco.;
' $4.000 — Ranch of 10 acres: . alfalfa; close to town;
-.fine for dairy ; or. poultry: good Improvements.
; Address 30 South 2d gfc, San Jose, Cal.
FOR - sale— Small homes la northern Mendoclno
county ; $10 per ' acre aad upward. Box 10,
Covelo. Cal. • . , / , •-.:.;
SECTION, near; Lemoore. artesian belt; R. B.
. runs through property; station 1 mile; price $20
acre. Box 4046. Call office, Oaklaad.
'•YAMHILL HYLANDS." fruit lands, $30 to $60.
J.P. GARDNER, 625 Monadnock hldg.. S. F.
BARGAINS in vineyard, fruit, chicken and stock
ranches. . BARNES tt CUMMINGS. Healdsbnrg.
1 FOR' farm, stock ' ranches and timber lands ! ace
iMcFAUL & EDWARDS. 257 California st-
Y-Y BERKELEY - RBAL. J ESTATE '
TEN ' DOLLARS down * and $10 per \u25a0 month : will
V place you <in a home of jour owa; location cen-
tral Berkeley; Mr. Mechanic, If you ar* paying
-rent beat it- to one of theso lets before they are
\u25a0 all gone. 'THOMAS N. BADGE-, owaer, 17
; Bacon block; Oakland. . ;,, ; v :. -,£-.,:;
; "\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0' OAKIjAJfP RE.AL ESTATE
I HAVE a most desirable lot for sal* cheap: lo-
cated on high ground la one of the best resi-
dence section* of Oakland; direct Car Una to
center of city 1 block from this property;
owner, needs immediate cash for Us equity;
balance easy terms. KT-TrH BE0&. 484 li-
st.. Oakland. '--*>'\u25a0\u25a0'.
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE
New 5 r. bungalow just completed; w»ar Key
Route; marine view: $300 down. bal. like rent;
$3.000. Owner. 1420 Broadway. Oakland.
BARGAIN— Corner la < Telegraph ay.. 50x100.
suitable for stores or ' apartments: $250 per
foot: cheaper tnan adjoining inside property-
OWXER, 2719 Regent st.. Berkeley.
FINE building lot. 23x137:6; swell locality: elrw
to Key Route and streetcars; $790. Apply 390©
Adeline st.. North Oakland. .
BEAUTIFUL French bungalow, with oak floor*
and grand location; must be sold less than
cort. Phone Piedmont 1513 immediately. .
ATTRACTIVE sew 5 room bungalow. cSoic* cor-
ner; strictly modern; easy terms; good loea->
tloo. Builder. 560 S3d st. Oakland. Pled. 4<*3S.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
BUY your home from W,. H. McXACOHTO.V.
>^Mkj»t ;i> Alamedaj_phoneAlaoieda^2S i^
MUST b« sold at once; about 12 miles from Saa
Mateo; in redwoods; 800 acre, ranch; pastu*
and timber land; so Improvements; $13 pea
acre. Particulars, bnr 166. San Mateo.
RANCHES, bouses and low for tale or trade.
Send for list. F. H. PARKER. Santa Cm-.
HOMES, ranches, acreage, exebaaxt; Us*.
DAVID L. WILSON. Santa CrnaTCaL
HICHMOXD REAL ESTATE '
PULLMAN CAB SHOP LOTS.
$5 per month; for maps aad booklet. BXOWM
ft SWE-TLAND. 468 11th st. Oakland.
UEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
WANTED— Property bj or near Oakland to ex-
change; any kind. Improved or no— sproved.
t clear or encumbered; If you mean business
come in and see me.
D. r. MINNEY. 422 llta St.. OalUad,
j Just east of Broadway. :'\u25a0:-\u25a0
$3.000 — A nice home, N. Berkeley: want room-
ing house, Oakland, $2,000; $4,400 clear,"Lo«
Angeles, want Oakland; $1,500 8. F., want
larger Oakland. E. J. SIERCEF.EAU, 937 —
R. 25. Oakland.
WILL sell or trade for Oakland home. 12 acres
of land near Palo Alto: now ready for cubdV
vision. Apply BOBERT A. SMITH. 101*
Broadway. Oakland. -.-»
FOR building lot aorta or south of Park. % flat*
: of 3 and 4 rooms, bath, etc.; cost $3,000; Rtch-
_jnond_dl3trlet Address box S2OS. Call offlee.
SHINGLES, $^M7rus«cT^rn^wingTs2oTl_^
Ing. $10. S3 10th st.. Saa Franctactx
REAL. KSTATE TRANSACTIONS
William G. Loewe to Katharine K. Faxtoo.
lot in NW line of Vienna street. 275 NE oC
France avenue. NE 25 by NW 100; $10.
W. A. Parkhurst to Virginia A. Parkhurst.
lot in W line of Twentieth avenne. 250 S of
Point Lobos avenne. S 75 by W 120: gift.
Patrick Fltzpatrick and wife to Lewis C. Lovey.
lot in S line of California street. M:3 R i>'
Lyon, E 30, S 100. W 30. X 32, W O:3S», N
29:8. E O:4H, N 3S; $10.
H»nry Black to Catherine Black, lot la E tin*
of Forty-flfth avenue. 200 3 of L street* S 5p
by E 120, and one other piece; gift.
Home Builders to J. D. Cranston, lot in 9
line of Lake street. 60 E of Eighth avenue,
E 30 by S 75; $10.
Keman Robson to M. S. Allen, lot at NB cor-
ner of Twenty-fourth avenue and 8 street. E)
32:6 by N 106: $10.
Kobert Edwin Newman to Thomas G. Afldns.
lot In E line of Twenty-eighth avenue, 195 JJ of
A street, N 4O by E 120; $10.
Arthur Bailly to Bertha Bailly, all real and
personal property; $10.
Samuel Livingston and wife t<» Julia Tt. Trask.
lot In NB line of Main street, 229:2 NW of FoW
torn. NW 45:10 by NE 137:6; $10.
The Roman Catholic archbishop of Saa Fran-
cisco to Mary J. Glrot, lot ia N Una of
Eighteenth street, 97 W of ShotweU, *S 100 by.
E 3; $10.
Rivers Brothers to Albert H. Marden and wife,
lot 3S. block 10. Lakeview; $10.
Daniel Meyer to Robert A. Itae, lot 9, bloci
IS. west end map 2; $10.
Behrend A. Joost to Daniel Meyer, lot ia NE"
line of Farragut avenne. 226 NW of Porter ave-
nue. NW 11 by NE 80: $10. V . \,
Anna D. Roller to Daniel Meynr. lot com-
mencing at a point 160 NE ef Farrasnt avenue
and 237 NW of Porter avenue, ND SO by HVf,
29; $10.
Isidore Lievre and wife to Bridget Mulligan,
lot in E line of Arznelln boulevard (Firs: itve-
nue>. 75.4S S of Turk street. S 25.1S bj X
100; $10.
Gust A. Johnson to L. El Johnson and wife,
lot tn S line of Twenty-flf ta street, 103 _\u25a0 o£
Douglass. E 25 by S 114: $10.
A. Grunaner to V. Slmi. lot ht S Un« of
Grove street. 137:6 E of Broderick. B 25 by
S 137:8; $10.
. Almon Wheeloefc and wife to Wlnalfrel — .
Elson. block 396. ealt marsh aad tid* Linda,
and other lots; $10.
Wlnnifred L. Elson to Elliott McAllister,
tame; $10.
L»na Holmber? and wife to Pietrw Mori, lot
in W line of San Bruno avenue, 175 N Of Twen-
tieth street. N 25 by W 20O: $10.
Glulla Picetti to N. T. Giacomlnt. lot in X
line of Bernard street, 165 W of Taylor, W 40:3
by N 60; $10.
Frances B. Sanborn tn Catherine E. Jordan, •
lot in S line of Filbert street. 112:8 W of Devlsa-
dero. W 25 by S 137:6-j $10.
John H. W. Muller and wife to William J.
Herrln. lot in W line of \'ork street. 166:3 N of
Twenty-stith. N 2«:S by W 100: $lOs.
Charles Melllnger to Patrick J. McVeigh, lot
In E line, of Howard street, 195 S of Twenty-
fifth, S 25 by B 115; $10.- •
Isaac Ellaser to Henrietta E. Gorman, lot in
E line of Hyde street. 34 N of Claj. N 34:9 bj
E 100: $10.
George E. Booker to Antoine Borel, lot ia X 7
line ot Steiner street. 27:4 V» S of Clay, S 25 by
W 93:9; $10.
William J. Shotwell and wife to A. D. Hushf.
lot in SE line of Stevenson street, 393 SW of.
Third. SW 20 by SB 70; $10.
Ida Bolten to A. D. Hughes, lot ia SB lla* ot
Stevenson street, 390 NB of Fourth. NB 20 by
SE 70; $10.
William H. Lambert Jr. to William H. Lam-
bert, lot in E line of Claytoa street, 37:6 3 of
Page. S 25 by E 112:6? $10.
Estate Armln GraCf Jr.. by guardian, to same,
half of same; $10.
Walter H. Sullivan and wife to Georgs G.
Gillespi* and wife, lot In S line of Washington
street, 112:6 B of Leavwworta. E 25. S SS:3>4,
W 22:6, N 66:3 ft. W 3:6. N 22; $10.
Same to Mary A. Daly, lot at SE corner of
Washington and Leave-worth, streets. S 22 by,E
112:6; $10.
Minerva D. "Genoese to W. L. Wales, lnt in
SE line of Stevenson street. 255 SW of Talrd,
SW 20 by SB 70: $tO.
Thomas Rutherford to Mary Ann Rutherford,
lot in E line of Bourbon place. 100 S of -Ellis
street. S 25 by E 90: $10.
, S. Dueas company to Henry Dean and wife,
lot in W line of Baden street, 100 S of Mangels
avenue. S. 25 by W 100; $10. .
Charles C. Bemis> and wife to Park investment
eompanv. lot In SE line of Bryant mtreet. 193:3
SW of Center place, SW 20, NW 20. NW SO;
$10.
Real Estate and Development company I*
Pietro Firpo. lot In E line of Texas street. 375
N of Twenty-second. N 25 by B 100: grant
James Matthew Ryder to Loretta C. Crelgbton,
cne-flf ta of lot In NW line of De Boom street,
225 NE of Second. N*_ 25 by NW 80: $10.
Rivers Brothers to Alexander O. Higgiat and]
wife, lot 50, block 7. Lakeriew; $10.
Gustaf A. Nelson and wife to Eo«e Buela*
et al.. lot in B I— « of Collmgwood street. 73
N «t Twentieth, N » by E 30; *10.
Victor A. Kuehn and wife to Thomas E.
Palmer, lot la W llae of Clayton street. 204:9 9
of Waller. S 25 by W 125: $10.
Adam Ulm to Cecelia Ulm. lot ia W line. «{
Dupont street, 107 S of Green, S 3O:« by TV
68:9. and six other pieces; gift.
Sol Gets & Sons to Walter L. Breaton. 1«H b»
E line of Eighteenth avenue. 262:6 N of Point
Lobos. N 37:6 by E 120; $10. . .
Sarah N. Morris t<» Ol!~* S. Balcom. lot. la V
line of Jackson street. 40 W of Baker. W 25 by
N" 12S:O?i: $10. .
A. H. Heltmeyer et «L to Margaret Matson.
lot In E line of Thirty-first avenue. 125 N «x .
Geary street. N 50 by E 120: $10.
W. E. Balcom and wife to Emma R-Sutton,
lot in N line of Jackson street. 40 W of Baker.
W 25 by N 87; $10.
Wtllliam G. Loewe to Katharine R. Paxton,
lot in SW line of Vienna street. 300 NB ot
France avenue. NE 25 by NW 100; $10.
\ Bnlldlnff Con tract •
G. D. Patterson company with James Loc'a*— >
Brick work except mat naish and terra cotta f nr
St. Francis hospital, corner Bush and Hyd«
streets; $13,450.
Mrs. Mary Schafer with Camp * Carillon e«
al. — To erect a. three story brick bulldlag In SH
line of Market street. 100 SW of Brady. SW 25
by SE 124: $15.702.
Beverly MacMonagle with James Campbell, J.
', E. O"*Mara and Kiernan & O'Brien— All work f™»
seven story and basement hotel buildta? at SW
corner of Sntter and Taylor streets, W 27:6 by 3
100: $48.155. . -
? Giovanni GotelU with L. N. Devlaeenal — AH \u25a0
work except . shades and ga* fixtures for twit
story and basement frame building ia W line ot
Kramer place, 117:6 3of Greenwich street. 20x \u25a0•
62: $2,200. :-\u25a0;.-\u25a0•
Wells Fargo Nevada bank with Weary and Al-
ford— Winscotlng. partition and parquetry floor,
three iron stairways, two copper skylights. til-
Ing. 'etc..' In building at NE corner of Market,
Montgomery and Post streets; $13,958.85. ,
- William Ede company with Mission Mill eom-
panv — Mill work for a six story and basement
brick building in SE line of Market street, 3CO
NE of Seventh. NE 50 by SE 165; $1,720.
Herbst estate eoutpaay with Masonr & "Vfnrrl-
soo — Brick, carpenter, xriiing. \u25a0•Ikmi, steeT.* et<*. .
for three «tocT brick building In W line of M»-
*on> street. 42:6 N of Turk. VN 20 by ,W ,75;
$7.«25. ; ; '\u25a0 \u25a0: , •. ".-\u25a0' , " •. \u25a0\u25a0...-
Henry- Cunnlgham : with Patterson is Persaoa— -
All work except • gas and electric light fixtures
and i shades for • twn story » and basement- frame \u25a0
building ; < four flats>. la S line of Jersey street.
72 W. of Sanchez, W 23 y s 63:3; $i.VS}. '- - .
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