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CITY ESTATE. j
TT>OB SALE— HOUSE AND LOT ON WEBSTKR
Xst.; 5 and 6 rooms and bath. Inquire 219
Webster st. ; jy'^B at* .
» SOLID INVESTMENT.
TWBNTY-FOUB THOUSAND DOLLARS.
BENTS TWO HUNDRED AND TEN DOLLARB
A MO VI H.
':''.'. SPLENDID DOWNTOWN CORNER.
Close to K«arny and Pine sts. ; new improve-
ments- same tenint for 8 years; never vacant:
reftncrd from $37,000; full particulars at office:
»ere»r l-'irgalu. BUKNHAM & MARHH CO.,
jjy 27 3t] 4VB Montgomery street.
' » CHASCK FOR. EVERYBODY.
A S*sO cash will build you an elegant 5-room cot-
tage: nigh t>;»semeut: all modern improvements;
■ itable »nd driveway; on one "f the finest lots in
the Mission; 25x125; price $3300: monthly in-
tt tiiiuents.
8100 cash will build a 2-story, 7-room house,
romniete, with stable; same lot; $4000; monthly
lusiai Intents.
• $400 c<sh will buy adjoining lot, 25x125; fine
cottage, 5 lar^e rooms, ualh. 8-foot basement. 2
flue mantels, elegaat finish; can De made into •£
fl»ts; "JO minutes from Kearny St.; $4000; montnly
installments.
Call and see plans.
O. \v. FORBYTII. 12 Montgomery St.. room 10.7
•RClftO «OTTAGE 3 ROOMS IN BERKELEY*
C' "'"• Iot40xl0;>; $50 down; $15 monthly.
Sl6OO-Cottaee or 4 rooms and bath: lot 40x95;
$K't) down: Si.O monthly.
.*si'O— Lot 40x120: nee fence: $10 monthly.
S^uO-Lot -^5x171, with creek: $5 monthly.
IP.7 tf CHAS. A. BAILEY. -JO Montgomery *t.
OAKLAND REAL, ESTATE.
$3500. OFFER WANTED.
Modern, pretty 2-story home: electric bells and
liphting; cement steps and eoplnc: fine sightly
lot; near 3 electric lines; must be sold. A. H.
imKKf) &CO ,460 Ninth St. Oakland. jy2B tf
•2»O£{fM| TWO ACRKS: ALL IN HEARING
tJ5^-UU\J. fruit*: at Fruttvale; would make a
lorely home. Apply to ALDEN & GARFIKLb.
90-» Broadway. Oakland. jy2B 2t
fl[O||A|| INSTALLMENT PLAN OF 820 PER
«JyZiV/UU. mouth, no cash down wanted, lor a
nice new well-looated modern 6-roorn house, bata
:•.- and go.-d lot. Apply to ALDEN & UAKFIELD,
' . 90J Broadway. OatUnd. ]y2B at
ffl«»>X f\(\f\ BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH 3
*JT*iJ«J.UU\J. acres all nicely laid out with
flowers, fruit trees, driveways, etc.; nicely 10-
. ■-. cated near Oanlasd and adjoining beautiful place
■ and residences; will exchange fur good clear
property. Apply to ALDEN £ GARFII D 902
Broadway, Oalcland. jv-S 2t_
'■'■■ Gi; 1 l\f\C\ CASH WILL BUY A GOOD 2-STOKY
• 1 V 1 \.'\J house of 8 rooms, with large lo t, right
: In the center of Oakland; convenient to Market
. '. aurt Adeline st. stations; fine location: the prop-
V erty has a mortgage of $3000 on it at one of the
bunks; ibis can remain: the place is well worth
»50U0. GRAY A- NAISMITH, 458 Ninth st.jy27 3t
.•: C'QOlk rIKJ I.ARGK LOTS IN SOUTH
• Barkeloy, near electric roadi and Call.
■ -• Icrnia and Ne»ada Railroad; lots sewered; only
a few left at this price; terms, *1O cash, balance
?; easy terms. Call at once, CLOU & UaKER,
10U2 Broadway. Oatland. tea tf
<Bi*}7f;n CASH, A BARGAIE; 65 FEET ON
' -.'■■i3)£ t O\J Broadway, anil bouse of 5 rooms. Call
at oi.ce. WILLIAM 11.I 1 . TODD. 1010 Uroanway,
•';• Oakland. je!9 tf ex Su
... FRUITVAXE REAL KSTATE.
■ TrnioNrein: i ess^Formerly
J\ $3500: moaern bouse, (5 rooms; lot 60x150;
little or no cash; $J5 per month: must sell. W.
.' H. YOUNG. Fru'tv.ile. jy2B 3t
"', ; ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
"". TWJK\> COTTAGE FOR SALE CHEAP. 1623
'■; -Ll Kagle ave.,near Grand. Alameda. jy2B 3t»
■"-■ jJUT ~. iCA 25X100; COTTAGE, 4 KOOMS; IN
*4TI — »JU. probate- cash.
: •■■• : 400— 'Stxl'26: cottage 4 rooms and batb: cash.
'■••".• >1750— *J5O cash; *15 monthly; 50x100: cot-
. taar 3 room*.
■'■ : $2250— 5150 cash: $30 monthly: 33x100; 6-
• ■ rooii! cottage v--ith bath.
..:• >'/500— SaOcasb: $25 monthly; 37:6x100; 5-
'- room cottace wi:h bath.
"'■■'■ ; -_>00— »200 cash: $25 monthly; 33x100; 6-
■•-.' room cottage witn bath.
.- ; '...:':s:i'Jso— Blso cash; $S0 monthly; 7-room cot-
. • ; .tiaße with bath.
=' ■ ■;oi:- $300 cash; $26 monthly; 7-room c0t-
..'..• t»c>' with ba:ti.
. .$3750—8^00 rash: 535 monthly: 7-room cot-
.'.-:tsgeand iath; 37:6x150.
• ;. *3g50— 550 cash; S4O monthly; house of 8
-i. ■ ■roini .s and batb.
.'•i.:-i-.;TBe a!ir>Te are all new houses and contain all
'■/'•ißodern imprnvj-nients; streets In perfect order.
: ?:; : =! AiBO several VERY cheap lots.
. • — '■'■• open sundays and holidays.
.':•;■ : • HOUSES to RKNT FROM $io UP.
' ?• :' •• marcuse * kemmel,
"• Cfllce— 62B Market st.. city; Bay-st. station and
■ •"• .•: iiigh-3t. station, Alameda.
. ■;■ - mr 24 SaTuTh tf
GfQZ\f\f\ UOCSE OK 8 ROOMS AND SER-
• •J'O'JUU. vant's room: lot 50x150: street iua-
cadamized: banK valuation S5OOO. T. F. ItAIKD,
or ton statiop (narrow gauge). jy2s 4t
T\TE WILL Bl ILU YOU A HANDSOME ALA-
• i meda home and take payment in monthly ln-
' tiaiimeuls: Qesten« and plans to suit buyers wit n-
uut charge, own your nome an>l save rent, oftice,
i 602 Part St., Alameda: open eveninsrs. MUTUAL
I.CILDING AND INVES 1 MKN'I COMFANY.ISK
BEBKELXI REAL ESTATE.
: r~H^'O?E~4 RU<)MS; EASY PAY-
«JJ)IOUU. ments. JOS. J. MASON, Pwight
way station. jy'-4 14t
ftnr MONTHLY: HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS
«J*-1«_) $1800. house of « rooms $2250, house of
6 rooms $'-'500. JOSEPH J. MASON, Hwleht
way ytatJon. jy2o 14t
(F>OC A MONTH riUYSAHOMEIN BERKELEY
%£)£O Wil. C. BISSKI.L. Ashbyave. station. a2st
ALAMEDA KOO3IS AND HOUSES.
C^~(rTTA(rET^AVrA CLARA AYE. : NI.AK2
X.' railway depots; rent only $12: water free.
THOMAS A. SMITH <sc CO., corner Park st. and
Rhilwav aye.. Alameda.
A)»o. twocottagfsforsale: fine Investment 2 27*
OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.
NICELY KlßNlSiill) BOOKS, COMPLETE
for cmiseke-'plnif. 668 Ninth st. jy'26 4t
(lUNTKY REAL ESTATE.
C7nn~* acrS in tovvn! HOUSE,
0 I UU. barns, horse, baggy, chickens: fine for
rhlcnen ranch, also store; 2 other houses. Ad-
dress CARLSON. Windsor, Cal. jy23 3t«
i)Af\ ACRES GOOD LAND TO SELL CHEAP.
£rx\3 or trade for city property. Address W. C,
box 23, tfalg office. jy2B 3t«
/CALIFORNIA LAND,
\J FOR FRUIT ORCHARDS.
SANTA CLAKA AND SAN BENITO VALLEYS.
THE BEST LAND IN THE STATE.
6. 10 and 20 acre subdivisions. Prices varying
from $25 per acre upward. Terms to suit.
HOMESEEKERS.
F.. C. GODFREY, Manager.
Room 37, Crocker building. San Irancisco.
jyl SuWeSa in
rTHE GREATEST BARGAIN OF A FRUIT
1 ranch ever offered in this state, without any
exception: It consists of 232 acres. 150 of which
are in fruit, consisting or peach' pears, cherries,
apples and "Trazedy" and "French" prunes: it Is
beautifully located, only IVi miles from the rail-
road, and 13 all uuder tne irrigation ditch; has
good resld ence of 8 rooms, lame packina-huUbe,
stables, outbuildings, etc.: 4 tiorses, l row: all
farming implements: thi« place must be sold
within 30 days, and is offered at the H^trenielr
low price of $16,000; die trees are all iv good or-
der, and the place could not be duplicated for
$50,000: the terms or payment can be made very
satsislactory, and the place can be paid lor In four
years out of the net proceeds; it is a parrnership
ranch ana must be sold, as the partneis cannot
agree. EDWIN K. ALSIP <t CO., 9 rotunda,
Mills bulidlug. jy27 4t
V<>B SALE OR KXCHANGE-40 ACRES OF
JT choice land In Tehaina County: houße. barn
and well and fruit trees; will be sold for $1000,
or exchange lor a city lot. Apply J. M., 4-' l>or-
la:. J St. , S. F. 3v26 3t»
HTfwiNG. SONOMA CITY, CAL — COUNTRY
. Real Estate Agent. t»32 Market St., S. F. 12 tf
DAIRY RANCH OF 1300 ACRES, NEAR SAN
Rafael, for lease, by JAMES TU.nsteai),
Kan liafael. jy's tf
'> ACKh> CHOICE FRUIT IN NAPA CITY:
- g»o<l rrnu**; fii^p I- MACKIS. >ap:'.iv3 lm»
EDUCATIONAL.
EIH I'.KAM H "^AUGUT: YOIN',
■lv lady teacher. 323 'Jolden Gate ay. 14 eSaSu tf
"LANDER, THaThER' BANJO. GUITAR
niandciiiii ;newaccomp'iit-boolts 60c.209P0we1l
IANO LESSONS: HXI'ERIENCEO TEACKEH:
__reaso:;ai,!e. MI.-SGAVANAUGH.422Natoma.tf
■17IOHN, MANDOLIN, GUITAR: 50c A.M> 75C
V PROF. U MKRKI, 728 Howard St. jy!3 tf
B OWENS ACADKMY, UNIVERSITY AVE7.
Berkeley. T. S. ItOWENS a., Principal. lm'
TALIAN FRE.NCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT.
J. EGIDIOLORENZI.cor JaOson and Powell.
OINGING CLASS, hICLEUT. PROFESSOR
O OGILVIF.'S vocal class, ou rirdaysatB r v
In Moiart Hall. ISSB Mirket bt. ; leas $1 per
mouth : private lessous. my .j t {
•pACIFIO BUSINESS COLLEUB, 320 POST ST.:
- X charges moderate:day and ev'gsbsaions oo2U it
EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24 POST ST.:
always in tb« lead Send lor cireuiars.;iu!s tf
CHOOL, CIVIL, MININ«7' MECHANICAL,
electrical engineering, survey log, architecture,
; 1 Msaymg: et '64. VAN PER n AU.LEN, 723Mark«t
..-.,'. BTOKAGB ~
■ ' '"JSva^CeTmADiToN r URNMTiTreTpI AND;.,
' -r\ and goods stored. LIKBES' Storage Company
, •• (1 Stocjctou ul c«) 310 Stockton st apB 6m
STORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, BUOSiJr
hold goods, etc. .1 .M. PIEKCE, 735 Market.ly
" FTrST-CLASS S'IORAGE: ADVANCES MADE.
' J *21-423 Market it. CH AS. I, TAYLOR, jeii U
HOUSES TO LET.
pORNER LODGING-HOUSE OF 70 FEET
V' frontage, containing 18 rooms and batb- 137
Third St. Apply G. a. UMBSEN <fc CO., 14 Mont-
gomery st. jy2B Vt
AVIA-SICE SUNNYHOUSK6 ROOMS
jath, $32 50. MADISON & BORKE. jy.B 2t
pOTTAGE HOU^E 4 KOOMS, LARGE YAKP IN
\J rear: rent 810. 2509 Mission St. j>2B at*
pORNiiR HOUSE. GLKN PARK AYE. AND
yj Twelfth st.— 14 rooms: 2 storerooms: 3 b»th-
rooins; laundry: 19clo*et*: rent low: situation &r-
-sirable. D PSTKR, 36 Glen Park aye.23 SaSu tf
ALL CLEAN AND IN GOOD REPAIR; LooA-
tioii very attractive.
9 rooms: batn ana laundry; Twelfth St.: rent
$40.
7 rooms; batn and laundry; Glen Park are.: rent
530.
DEMPSTER, 36 Glen Park aye.. off Twelfth
street. Je2 tf sasu
rpWO TENEMENTS. 3 AND 4 KOHMS. 812
1 Jessie st- nr. Ninth; rents $9 and $10. jy!9 if
C*Ol NBWHOUSJ : LARGE VA!;I>; B BMB.
tjp«i L . bath. 430 riipper St., near Castro. -7 3t*
HOUSE OF 7 BOOMS, BATH, LARGE YARD
and cellar: newly panered and palnteil. 24U7
Clay si., near Webster. jy26 6t«
HOUSE OK 11 KOOMS AND BATH. 937
Golden Gate aye. i>26 3t*
ff.-|r B ROOMS AND BATH; STABLE AM
1.0. yard; u ear San Bruno road. Apply 2'_'o
Eighteen st. jy2s st*
on REKD— ROOMS AND BATH; $IH. Al
— U ply at i;>2s Wasnlngtoc St.. near Jou«s.]y26 tf
OUSE — 6 KOUMS AND BATH; $18. 51
Langton st. jy2s 6t*
AIA THRJSB ROOMS; YARD: CELLAR. 39
»J^XU. Pore, off Ilarrlson.bet.ath and 10th. 7»
1 4n7 BUSH— HOUSE; 6 ROOMS AND
14U I bath; laundry. flr23 7t*
HOUBE OK 10 ROOMS AND BATH. 425 Mc-
Allister St., near VanNegsave. jy'J'J 7t*
(T.l/' 1«35 UNION— 4 ROOMS AM» BATH,
<J)IU. *14. 1887 Union, store and 2 roonis.2o tf
iJAQ FOURTH-HOUSE, 20 GOOD LIGHT
OUO rooms. Apply J. DEMARTINI. 317
Washington st. je!3 tr
HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS CHEAP. APPLY COR-
uer Clay and Leaven worth sts. aplO
IX'RXISHED HOUSES.
fTTTTIiieATLTKTIiR^^^^
i Uti: rooms: rent $35. jy22 tf
COTTAGES TO lACT.
"^Q^SIJ?rNT^RTiA^^So^TXSE^o7~4^OOMS^
i^O. 72 Juniper St., off lolsom. near 10th. 23 3»
"q-I C) COTTAGE 4 ROOMS. LABGE YARD
01.-' baseineut. 623 Second St., near Kran-
nan. jy'-'4 '1 v I hSa 3t«
(J> ] O BAY-WINDOW COTTAGJB: 4 ROOMS.
rip 10. 1620 Devisadoro, near Sutler, Jy27 3t»
G»-l Q NEW COTTAGE; WATER FREE: 5
«JplO. mis; bath. 81U Elizabeth, W. Castro.27 3*
CJ.Q COTTAtiE; 3 ROOMS. 38 VICTOR ST..
<TO. off Bryant, near Eighth. jy24 7t*
UNNY COTTAGES— 4 AND 5 BOOMS, BASI
inent. yard. Dolores and Fifteenth sts. 22 8:
OTTAGE: 123 LIBERTY, i'.KT. GUERRERO
V^ and Dolores garnen front and rear. iel tt
FLATS TO LET.
Q.IJ SCNNY UPPER AND LOWER FLATS, 4
<4plu. rooms. US Clnra st., near Fourtb.2B 3t»
ATEW UPPER FLAT, 5 ROOMS; B4.TH: WITn
iM or without stable. 14 Eleiitee'ith st. jy2B 3t«
7 LAG UNA- FLAT, 3 ROOMS; ON SUNNY
O\J I side; rent low. jy2B tf_
nni FRANKLIN— ELEGANT FLAT.7 ROOMS;
J.J.I batn; Z2b. MADISON & BURKE. Jy'^B 21
101 l PI V E-CENTRALLY LOCATED FLAT:
104l5rooins: cheap. MADISON & BURKE, i
LOWER FLAT, ROOMS. 16»/> PERKY
IN St., bact of Third. jy2B 7t»
IiMNE BAY-WINDOW FLAT. 6 ROOMS AND
jT bath; rent reduced. 735 Minna, nr. Nlnth.2B 3*
OOL* TEHAMA— NEARLY NEW FLAT OF 4
OOU rooms and bath: rent cheap. jy27 7t
PPER FLAT OF 5 ROOMS. BATH. BI9Vi
J Howard st. , near Fifth. Jy27 5:»
LEG ANT UPPER FLAT 7 KOOMS. BATH
Jli storeroom. v!l3 !-telner St.. near llalsht.^7 7*
CjlO QUIET FLAT 4 ROOMS; FOI.DIN
igiLZi. aoors, etc. 715 Tehama. near 8th.27 4t»
7 f> NATOMA— FLAT OF 4 EOOMS: RENT
i 10 $10. jy27 3t
Q» 1 Q FLAT OF SUNNY ROOMS AND BATH;
10. improvements. 6'Jli.: Stiotweil Bt. 27 3»
QIOTU $15; NEW MODERN FLATS; 4 AN
iJJOS rooms and bath; on San Jose ay**., near
Twenty-sixth St.; and also '£ on Twenty-sixth St..
nr. Howard. j?26 15t»
C»"lf> SUNNY UPPER FLAT OF 5 ROOMS.
<gID. '^SVa West Mission st.,nr. Twelfth. 26 3*
O] Q SIXTH— MCE FLAT: « ROOMS; BATH;
OI O sunnr yaro; rent cheip. jyJtjjH*
TTPPER FLAT, 7- ROOMS; BATH; MODERN
U Improvements; large yanl. SltiVb lialght.26 3»
XTKW FLAT; CHEAP RENT; 6 KOOMS. BATH;
-L> everything modern; rent only $19: w»ter free.
721 Fourteenth St., near Martet-st. cable. PROLL,
BAEIiR & CO., 238 Montgomery St. ]y25 6t
TPPER FLAT: 6 ROOMS: BATH; RENT RE-
J duced. 30 Moss St.. off Howard, near Ber-
enth. Jy2s 7t»
LEGANT FLAT: 7 ROOMS. 727 McALLIS-
ter street. jy2s tf
1/LAT OF 8 SUNNY ROOMS; RENT $J5;
Twaterfree. Apply 318 Third st. jy2s 7t*
r (\H LAG UNA— COR. BAY-WINDOW FLAT; 6
i)UI room* and bath; rent low; suiin.rside.Us II
NICE ROOMS; BATH: REASONABLE. 207
Steiner St., bet. Hayes and Waller. Jy24 7t»
L INE SUNNY UPPER FLAT, 6 ROOMS AND
"bath, ttll Guerrero st. Jy22 7t*
Q»i)Q MODERN FLAT, 8 ROOMS AND BATI
<J)ZO. 1128 Howard St., near Seventh. jy22 7t«
O LET— COZY FLAT OF 4 ROOMS: STA-
tionary washtubs and bath; $20. Inquire 115 5
Howard St., upstair*. jy2'2 tf
Q.»79 rfk UPPER PLAT; SUN IN EVERY
tX*££.O\.'. room: few blocks to Market St.;
409 O'Farrell St.: also 7 rooms and bath, $37 50;
reduced from $45. 411 O'Farrell st. jy2l tf
TTPPER SUNNY MODERN FLAT OF 7 ROOMS
U and bath: rent low. Apply 519V 2 Oak. jy2otr
r 9^f SIXTH— UPPER FLAT: 4 MCE SUNNY
01/jl rooms: low rent to responsible tenant. 2o tf
<£. I a 6-ROOM FLAT; NEWLY DECORATED.
©It:. 706V2 Birch, bt. Buchanan & Webster, tf
VTEW 3-HOOM FLAT: BATH; (lAS: TaKD;
JL\ cellar; De Long aye., near Waller st. Key on
premises. jy!B
3 -ROOM FLATS: GOLDEN GATE PARK.
0 1810 Page St., near Cole. jyll tf
ELEGANT BAY-WINDOW FLAT: 6 ROOMS:
-Ci bath: large yard: basement. 226 Tenth. jyB tf
©1Q FLAT 4 ROOMS; WATER FREE. 1213
O-LO. Bushst Je3o tf _
1 I.AT 6 ROOMS— BATH: RKNT REDUCED
I 1513 Taj lor. bet. Pacific and Broadway.je2B tf
NEW SUNNY FLATS; 8 AND 9 ROOMS : W.
cor. Pace and Shrader sts. je27 tf
HOUSEKEEPING KOOMS.
1r l 1 MISSION, NEAR ' ELEVENTH— 2 OR 3
101 l hlcpg rooms: partly furnished or un-
Er^l^^N7^TETß^L^'E^Tl^2~~Oß~3
I hkpg rooms: partly furnished or un-
I7ZA FOLSOM-2 SUNNY FURNISHED RMS;
I O c i light housekeeping: reasonable. •
"I 99f* MISSION, BET. EIGH IH ANDNINTU—
.1 — ZD 1 or '2 nicely lurnished rooms; iikp; if
desired. Jy2B 3t«
1 P SOUTH PARK— bUNXY BAY-WINDOW
-1 O unfurnished: also 2 rurnisbed bkpg rooms:
cheap; sunny front furnished room. $5. jy2B 2t*
Orj7 FOURTH ST.— SUNNT HOUSEKEEPING
OVM suites, $8; furnished complete; sinfjle, $1
a week. Jy2B 4t«
071 MINNA: SUNNY BASEMENT ROOM:
0I JL water, stove, closets; private family. •
fWA KK-a LARGE SUNNY ROOMS: FUR-
O^-rt nished: light hKpg: front bouse. ]y2B 2t*
Q9/1 WASHINGTON —FURNISHED Mil"SK-
tJ£rx keeping rooms: cheap. jy2B 4t*
099 THIRD ST.— NICE FRONT SCNNY FOB-
tjl-w nlnheil housekeeping suites: $11. *12.V!8 2*
[\£iQ MINNA— SUNNY FRONT BOOM; NEW-
O\JO ly furnished: light hoiisekeeplcg. •
A O(i EIGHTEEN I H-FKONT AND BACK PAR-
•J^JtMor, furnished for houseiceeping, 912. 'J8 3*
71 it PACIFI AYE.-6 SUNNY POBNISHED
JL I A"A rooms; kitchen; gai stoves. Jj2B 1m
j"I 9 MCALLISTER. FLAT 'J— 3 N F URN ISH-
rtl^-' ed rooms for housekeepiiiK; bath; 1 front
and sunny: $18. jy!iB 2t»
91 Q EDDY— FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
Z/1O rms, $I*2 up: yard; other conveniences. 3*
1 7AQ STOCKTON— a SUNNY ROOMS FUK-
I I \JO nlshed complete for bousekeeplns: rent
cheap. ; Jy2B tf
QQ EVERETT. NEAR FOURTH — SiNSY
00 furnished front suite: light housekeeping;
$10. •_
"1 C VAN NESS AYE.— ELEGANT BAY-
DI.O window suite: all modern; cheap rent:
furnished. jy.'B 3t«
On FOLSOM-1. 2 OR 3 FRONT FURNISHKD
t/OJ- housekeeping rooou; eaeap. •
A()i TEHAMA- rUBNISHB HOUSEKEEP-
*±Z.*± ing rooms, ft!: suites, «8; no children;
private.
1 - A CLEMENTINA— TWO LARGE SUNNY
404 rooms for housekeeping: 18 aud $10 each
monthly ; also single front room, $5. Jy27 2t»
rrctn HARRISON-2 sunny front KOO>
1 £\J turnlthed complete for houaeKeaplug. 6t«
I 1 1 GROVE-3 OR 4 FURNISHED BOOMS
111 for housekeeping. Jy27_3t»_
finOl MISSION-FURNISHED KOOMS. COM
\)\JtJ2 plete for honsekeeping. jy27 3t
Tq LEWIS, OFF TAYLOR. NEAR POST-2
1 0 and 3 unfurnished ; rooms for nousekeep-
in<. jy-7 of
') 1 Cl MASON-2 NICELY FURNISHED SUN.
— 1 O'* uy rooms for bousekeeplng; bath: gaj;
i also single. jyi!7 6f
THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1894.
HOUSEKEEPING KOOM.S-CONTINtIED.
T(7Tq Po'£k^;Toß^^l^l^lßjß M >H KU
xV XV rooms for housekeeping. jy27 7t*
i;rrLEASAXT, BET. 'I aYLOK. JONES, CLAY
— Usnd Sacramento—3 unfurnished r00mg.27 2*
/ "I LEN WOOD HOUSE, 1632 FOLK— HOUSE-
' ' keeping suites, $8 up: single, $5 up. jy26 lm
TTn 1 [TDK— 2 80 NT FURNISHED HOUsi
t X.O keopg rooms; other rooms reasonable. 'JO 5*
Q9QI GOLDEN GATE-4 SUNNY c u r -
U~O,i nished housekeeping rooms, 26 3t»
>»tIQ HOWARD— NICELY FUR.vFsUEH SUN-
0— O ny housekeeping rooms. jy26 3t*
e}l\f* POLK— S(.N> V PARLORS AM) KITOH-
jjUI) en, complete; other rooms: reasonable, tf
- t.) NORFOLK, NEAR HARRISON AND
OZi I ■ levemii --^niall house oi 'i rooms furnished
fur housekeeping. jy2s tf
r f\i) WASHINGTON-SUNNY UNFURNISHED
«JvJ— nouseltoepln? rooms: running water.j23 7t*
r-.AU MINNA— FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
uIU housekeeping: tun all day: lar^e y;ird
bath. jy/3 tf
IOQ A O'FARRELL — SUNNY SUITE OF
ICOtt rooms for light housekeeping; gap, bath:
first-class private home. jy'-2 tf
Q PEARL, COr7~M ARKET, BET. VALENCIA
0 and Guerren>— 2, 3or 4 furnished housekeeping
rooms, trom $12 up. ]y6 tf
KOOMS TO LKT.
"TT^P^^"sC)?rSTr~vEAl{ POST — SU £NVFU X-
Tll nialied suite tor gents; also blogle: reason-
able. jy2S
1 Clf' SEVENTH-SUNNY FURNISHED SUITE,
-I UO parlors, separate or together; rpasonable.2»
rcnn MISSION— SUITE ROOMS INKH-
\.ijZ.<L ulshed; also lurnished rooms: reason-
able. • . jy2S 2t«
Q7l RAUSCH— HNK FRONT ROOM FUR-
O I 3 Dished for 1 or 2 geats. jy2B 3t*
/}OO O'FARRELL — SINGLE ROOMS: PUI-
U—O vate family: rent reasonable. jv'-S8 st»
L*(*H MINNA, COR. EIGHTH— Foi
CO i nlatied bay-window rooms: $1 week. 28 6*
,< 1 *) MCALLISTER. FLAT 2—l NICELY FCR-
rti £1 nlshed room. .fS: bath and gas. jy2B 2t«
T^A FOLSOM-S1 26 AND il' PER WEEK,
t XjVJ 1 umlshed front suuny rooms. jy2B 7t*
mGEARY-.MCELY FURNISHED ROO
*1 50 to $2 60 per niontu; central loca-
tion. ]y2B st»
rjC*p. MARKET ST.-ELEGANT SUITE. S5 50
IUJ weekly: single room, $1 60; gal; runnln
water. - ]y2B at*
r GENEVA ST.. OFF BRANNAN, NR. SIXTH—
0 2 sunny corner rooms; furnished; cheap. 28 2*
70- FOLSOM-LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
I OO frout room: cheap. •_
QA r MISSION— KRII.M ROOM AND KITCHEN
<Jri <-) for li«ht honsekeeping. . *_
VTICELY FURMSHED PARLOR, UOUSE-
-LN keeping and single rooms; low rent. 4HB
Clementiua st. *
rjf\(\l MCALLISTER - SUNNY ROOM TO
I yfyJ-i rent for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Jy2B 3t*
11/' EIGHTH — SUNNY UNFURNISJIK
JL D rooma: references: tenng re^aonable. *
1 AO JACKhON— NICELY FURN ISHED CLEA
i \JO front rooms; also fine housekeeping rooms
open all night. jy27 7t* _
8 ANTHONY. OFF MISSION, NEAR SECOND—
Rooms 10c per night. ]y27 3t*
rOO MISSION— NICE, cli:an FURNISHED
100 room for gentleman; $5 a month. jy27 3*
m- PINE. NEAR FOWELL— MNGLK ROOMS
I <LO from $10: suites from $25: elf vator.27 5*
j^-j 1 JONES — SMALL SUNNY FURNISHED
'Ul room lor gentleman; rent *3. jv27
5 HYDK— SINGLE FURNISHED ROOMS: OP-
-0 posite City Hall: private family: rent
cheaj^ JyS7 2t*
r-C* * HOWARD, NHAR FOURTH— NICEL
i Ui furnished sunny front room in respectal)
German family; no other roomers; no eh
drcn. Jy26 3t»
1/iIQ FOLSOM - THREE SONNY UNFUR
1010 nislied rooms: bath: gl'2. ]y26 7t«
"lilQ FIFTH— NICELY FURNISHED SUNN
±LU rooms, $1 50. fi' 50, $3: second Hat. J26 3*
01 ri SIXTH— SUNNY FiioNT ROOM
ZIOj for 1 or 2. jy2o 3t»
GOLDEN PLACK, OFF GOLDEN GATE AYE..
above Hyde St.— Sunny furnished fr.iiit suite
bath; g.is: Kitchen If desired; moderate. jy!2 tf
AC SUNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
<|Pc). 1419 Mason st. jy2s tf
OOnQ FILi.MORE, NEAK CLAY— S SUNN
-ZUO roons: lareeyard; $20. jy2s 5t
19.1 POWELL — ELEGANT SUNNY SIN(il.
IjIO and double or housekeeping rooms. jy'-'4 7t
i) CRNBR ROOMS: SUITABLE FOR DOC I OR
i or dentist. 3500 ->1 ission St. jy24 7t*
Q») TAYLOR— NICE SUNNY BNISHE
X—.— housekeeping rooms; also single. jy22 7t
<7C\,\ McALI.ISTER — ALCOVE SUITE: BOW-.
i '/it wiiiuiiw; grate: hot and cold water: $15
suitable for '-' gentlemen. JylO tf
7 Q STOCKTON — SUNNY FURNISED
lit/ double and single rms, reduced prices. 19 tf
Q(1/i FOLSOM— FURNISHED ROOMS, $IPER
O^U wcei. ]y!6 tt
QQ- MARKET— FURNISHED SUITES: SUIT-
OUO able lor offices; single rooms: cheap. ]14 lm
HE MiKI'.MA.N APARTMENT BOOSE— I 29
new sunny rooms: furnished and uiifuri.isiiod:
half the price of Dest hotels: very central; strlctlv
respectable. 28 Eighth street, near Market, jyl jin
7/»X MARKET (LONDON) — NNY FUJC-
I \J*J ntshed rms. $1 50 to $6 week; transient, tf
INDELL HOUSE. COR. OTli AND HOWARD—
1(10 slnsle rooms, newly furnished: 25c night.
$1 25 week; satisfy yourself; open all night. 24 tf
» RLINGTON HOUSE. 127 KEAKNY— PLEAS-
A ant «unny rooms, en suite and slngis: rtrn-
class in erery resDect; terms reasonable jalO tf
Q/fl EIGHTH— SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
€ri.i for gents: reasonable. fel6 tf
991 GEARY-RICHELIEU HOUSE; TRAVEL-
~J-*-l Ing people solicited: clay weeic or month, tf
r O.SEMITE HOUSE, 1045 MARKET, BET.
-I Sixm and Seventn — Single and suites: per
night, .'i,sc to$l: week, *1 60t056: families apl ly
BOARDING AND KOO3IS.
JQ jl HAVES— SUNNY BAY-WINDOW SUITE;
ttOtta togetiier orseparate: bo»rdoptlonal. Js 5*
/ ' RAND VIEW, 714 BUSU-THIS A UT UL
v* sunny family bouse lias been reopened under
anew marjagement. No pains will be spared to
make guests feel homelike; everything through-
out new; first-class service: few doors frnm Mar-
ket and Powell st. car system; terms reasonable;
reference. ap2l tf
~ (HII.IIKKN HOARDED.
pESPECTABLE " PROtIeStTnT^COUPLe" IN
\\ city would Hkechlld to board: will have good
home and be»t care: terms $S per month. Ad-
dress Home, box 141, Call Branch O rice. jy2B 3t*
ADY WA NTS 1 OR a CHILDREN TO BOARD;
-i no other children in family. 434'/.., Hayes
street-. }y25 5; '
STOKES TO LET.
ViTOJBJE^ANErTSTO R E sT^wTcolb^lrHvTS
O adero aud Ellis ]y'JB St»
T.^INE STORE: LIVING-ROOMS: PEBKECT
r order; low rent. 826 Howard, near Fourth. 2t*
rr(i MISSION ST.. BET. FIRST AND SECOND;
t) I t) central location for factories; IUOO to 5000
square feet on upper floors; plenty light over all;
2UOO to 0000 square feet of basement floor; high
celling, light and entrances on two streets- sieain
power available, Apply to E. BOESCH, 585 Mis-
slon at. jy22 7t«
TTOR REN X— THE LARGE STORE ANDLARGE
JT brlpk basemei;t, 1033 Market St., bet. siitn and
Seventh, at low rent, by JOHN PFORR. 329
Montgomery st. jy!9 tf
QOQ PACIFIC — HANDSOME LARGE BABE-
O— O ment. cheap: large store. very cheap.jylß lm
LTPPER FLAT, WITH OR WITHOUT POWER:
U centrally located; suit manufacturers ana
others. Apply H4 and 'M> Main St. jvlO tf
OFFICES TO ~
1 FIFTH — BAY-WINDOW, FACING MARKET.
I. first floor: suitable for tailor, dressmaker, doc-
tor, etc. : furnished or unfurnished. Jy27 7t*
| t KSK i;n(i:i AT ROOM 6, SIXTH FLOOR.
■' Mills biiliding. jyMi tt
PIANOS. V lOLINS AND SHEET MUSIC.
XruaTnlsTn >TKW^fcSE(?NTMi AND PIANOS.
Hazelton, lirowu * Slmpsoa, Mozart,etc: hard-
imes prices: instalim'ts. C. S. EATON, 735 Mark't.
jy6 eoa 3m
LEGANT PIANO; NEARLY NEW; MUST
Hi sell: leaving. Call i to 8, 533 Eighteenth. 25 tf
Q{\ uTright PIANO. cost ORIGINALLY
(jOU. 5350. Room 12, Flood building. jy23 tf
OTEINWaT PIANO, FINE CONDITION, $225;
O bargain. Room 12, Flood biillnlns. Jy23 tt
fli.C..- UpiriGHT PIANO, MAGNIFICENT
iZ)O-O tone; used little; $198. Room 10,
Flood building. jy23 tt
01» 1 f\f\ $15(1, *190: ALL UPRIGHTS: ON $5
1 1 \J\J. Installments. 221 Leavenwortu. 22 7t
ANOTHER VICTORY: SOhMK.R PIANOS
have received first prize highest award gold
medal California. Midwinter F;ur. BYBOA
M A UZY, 308 Post St. Jy3 tt
ffi* Ap. ELEGANT PRINCK & CO. ORGAN IN
tg ±O. best order. 40 O'Farrell St. je2t> tf
y-TEINWAY CIRIGHT; SLIGHTLY USED;
O grand tone; y^ cost SPENCEH, 721 Market. tf
STECK, CHICKBRINU <te SONS. V.ISK AM)
other pianos sold on $10 Installments. BENJ.
CURTAZ A- i-ON. tola agents, 16 O'Farrell St. tf
1' OhL-EK* CHAOE. i;o. 28 ANDSUO'KARRELL
-Lv St., iizdiuE pianos and organs; oldest muslc-
toute: lirgegt stock :e»»y terms; low prices. ap23tt
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRI»(J AND TUNING;
low prices; first-ciass work. KOHLER *
CHASE. 28 O'Farrell st. de7tt
i-<REAT KELiUCTION— MUSIC HALF
' -> price: 10.000 i-v 8 ■•>/• Ma II VAls.?g»MKt.22tt '
SETOIO MACHINES.
QEWING-MACHINEH, aECOND-HAND^ ALL
O kinds, from $6 upward; cash or easy pay-
ments; machines reated. iat!B Market. ja2ltrsu»»
PKKSOXALS.
\J ments. DOUGLAS!). 28 03 Geary st. Jy2S 3t»
t .'LOCUTION, DELSAKTE AND ALL COMMON-
■J sdiooi branches taught: terms reasonable. lu-
quire 20 South Park, necond floor, first aoor, lert:
office hours, 10 to IS a. m., 1 to 3 r. M.,7toS
evenluus. jy-7 3t*
ipiKST-CLASS STEWARD AM) COOK WANTS
X position. X... box 118, Call Branch Office. 27 2«
A" IIVU'K FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPECIAL-
ty: collections, damages, wlllg, deeds, etc G. W.
HOWE, Att'y-at-Law. 850 Market. cor.Stockton.tr
1 > AXE OFFER — WILL AIAKK A SEAhON
fl trip to the mountains collecting minerals,
petritactlons. prospecting, etc. To any gentlemau
or lady furnishing half expense will (five one-calf
of season's collection. A. H. McFADDRN. Jroin
Colo, 'iol'l Mine. Address 212 Carl St. Jy26 3t»
N AM) Ai-TERTHIS DATE I WILL KOt BE
responsible for any aebts contracted by my
Wif«\ CAIJIEKINE K. KLN.NKHV.
July 35, 1894. r'26 3t«] W. J. KENNEDY.
I ADIES' HAIB-DBKSSCiB FAULORS; HAIR
J ' dresse<: 25c, shampooing 50c, manicuring -sc.
207 V 3 Taylor st. jy26 7t»
GOLD.SILVKR an I> N ickel PLATING done.
also repairing: moderate. 565 Bryant. jy-1 tf
J.E JIURE CHANCE
Chairs, each 50
Ranged, from $7 00 up
1-oidlng Jfeds 15 00
Bedroom Suits '.'O 00
Bed J. ounces 12 50
Tap. Carpets, peryard 65
Linoleum and Oilcloth, per yard 45
parlor Sets , 35 00
1 hese are a few of insuy bargains we nave. Big
stock of second-hand carpets and furniture.
Terms either rash or easy tlmo uayments. •'■
NOONAN, ]017 to 1023 Mission st. bet. Sixth
and .seventh Open evenings. 16 tf
IK IN NEED OK SHOWCASES. COUNTERS,
bars, shelving, mirrors, sares, scale*, etc do
not fail to see my stocic before purchasing; I carry
the largest line of such goods in this State, both
new and second-hand. J. NOONAN, 1017 to 1023
Mission St.. above Sixth. Its tf
HOUSES UNDERPINNED, BRICK OR WOOD;
wort guaranteed. ALKKKTSON. 41% Eddy.
DAINTING. PAfER-HANGING, WHITENING:
I low rates. J.O. DKRBAUM.I2OI Howard. 15 3m
| |RI'MMEKS' SAMPLES BOUGHT AT 2IT
i ) Larkln St.. opp. City Hall. apl 12m
"7* &E. SNOOK, PLCMISERS, ROOFERS,
IT. steam and gas-fitters, Telephone 1727. 630
Sacramento St., near Kearny. 0c24 tf
HIGHEST J-RlCli (AID cast-off ci.oth-
ing. gold, jewelry, boons. KLEIN. 109 Blxtn.cr
IV INDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TOOR-
*» der by WILLIAM McPHITN. H95 Market.
SOMETHING NEW-BOSTON CAKE. 317 CAL
O Ifornla: best place down-towii men aine: cv
erythiiis tirst-ci-ias ; neat; popular prices. j2i 3m
T^irEAPES^FpLACE FOR GAS HXTL'KIiSi, 623
V Golden Gate aye. HENKY 11U FSCHMIDT.J2 lm
pENTENMAL STABLES— CARKIAGES.ROCK-
\J nways. victorias, buggies, etc.; 1621 Calliorma,
nr. PolK: telepliune 68x. M. LOS, prop. 27tf
OUIT IO ORDER ON KASY INSTALLMENTS.
O Merchant tailor, 613 Kearny st. my' 27 tf
ÜBSCRIBE TO "THE CALL" AND YOU CAN
0 then obtain "Picturesque California" for 10
cents a portfolio.
d&essmajuers
p^cTaTtlTclhldken. iii isses'^d
25c np. MRS. HENNKS&Y. L.Hi Rose aye. 'J5 3ra
ASSESSMEfnC NOTICES.
"t^OtTcE OF ASSESSMENT— AND
IN Curry Sliver Mining Company. Location o
principal place of business, San Iranclsco, Cal:
location of works, Virginia, Storey County, Nev.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of th
board of directors, held on trie 27th day ot
.July, 1894, an assessment. No. 74 or rUteeii (15
cents per simri* was levied upon the capital stoc
of the corporation, payable Immediately in United
St'ite* gold coin, to the secretary at tue ottice of
the company, room B-*, Nevada block, 309 Mont-
gouierv St., .-an Franclseo, Cal.
Any itocK upon which this assessment shall re-
rnatn nii|iaiii oq the HOth flay of August, 1 594. will
be delinquent and advertised for saie at public
auction; and unleu payment is made lefore. will
lie sold on FRIDAY.the 21st day or Septemocr.
1891, to pay the deilnqnent assessment, togethe
with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
15y order of tlin board of etors,
ALI Xl K. DUEBROW, Secretary.
Office— Room 69, Nevada block, 309 llotit-
gomery St., San Franolsco. <'a!. jy2B td
VTOTICK OK ASSESSMENT— SAVAGK MIN-
xN ing Company. Location of principal place o
buslaess, San Kranc.sco. California: location of
works, Virginia Mining District, Storey Couuty.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given th.it at a meeting of the
board »f trustees, h"ld on t lie 27th day or July.
1»94. an assessment (No. Hi) of twenty *20)
ceuts per share was levied upon tho capital stock
of the corporation, p.iyabie Immediately in United
♦States gold coin, to tlie secretary, at the otiice of
the company, room SU, Nevada block, 309 Mont-
gomery St.. S»n Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid i i!i" 30tb d.-i.' of August, 1894. will
be (leiliii|iient and advertised for s.ile at public
auction; and unless merit is m>ine before, will
b« gold on WEDNKSDAtV tue 19th day or Sep-
teuiiirr, 1894, to p»y the delinquent assessment,
togetlifr with the costs of advertising and ex-
penses of sale. IS. B. Hoi.. Ml. Secretary.
Office— Room 50, Nevada block, 309 Montgomery
St., Shu iranilsio, Ca ilornla. jy2B td
■V^OTICE OF ASSESSMENT — TKIRAKOKF
wi.\ Consolidated Gold Mining and Milling Com-
pany. Location of prlclpal place of business, San
Francisco, Cal.: location of works, Amador
Couuty, Cal. ..' ■
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Directors, held on the 24th day of July,
1894. an assessment (Mo. 12) ot 2ce nts per
share was levied u'>on the c.ipiial stock of the cor-
poration, payaole Immediately In United States
gold coin to the Secretary at the oflice of the com-
pany, 308 Pine street. f*an Francisco, Cal'.
Any siuci upon which this auessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 24tli day of August, lB94. will ba
delinquent, and advertised for sile at public auc-
tion; an> uuless payment is made berore, will be
sold on the 20th day of Sept?m!)er.lS94,to pay the
delinquent assessment, together wiih the costs of
advertising and expenses of oaio. By order of tne
Board of Directors.
W. J. GURNETT, Secretary.
Office— 3oB Pine street, San Irnriclnco. Cal. 28 td
EAST SIERUA NEVADA MINING COMPAITT—
I.o«»tlen of prlnelpal placi or buslneit, baa
FraDCtseo. Cal.; location or works, Vlrf in!«.
Storey County, Nev.
hotics is nereby given that at a meeting «f the
board of directors, held on itie 10th day of Jan-
cary, IH9I, an assessment (No. 3) of five (6) cent*
per tbare was levied upon the capital stock of that
corporation, payable Immediately In United States
Sold coin to tne secretary, at tno oClce of tte
company, 810 Pine street, room 28, Ban Francisco,
CaL
Any itoek upon which this assessment sbkll re-
main unpaid on the 23d day o( February, 1894,
will be delinquent and advrrtlned forsale at public
auction, and. unl'SS payment is made before, will
be told on FRIDAY, tbe 16th 'lay of llnrch, 1884,
to pay the delinquent assusmunt, togeth er with
the colt of advertising and expenses of sale. By
order ot tbe board or directors.
OKORGfc K. SPINNEY, Secretary.
OQce— 3lo Pine street, room 28, San Franelieo,
Cal.
NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT.
In accordance with ia-v aid an order or tha
board of directors or tbe East Sierra N eva-la Mln-
ißf Company adopted at It* meetlne of February
19, 1801, and entered In Its records, tho date of
delinquency of asse.ismeut No. 3, levlfttt January
10, 1894, is postponed to Marc!: 33, 1694, and tbe
date of sale for unpaid aasessmeut No. 3 la post-
poned to April 13. 1894.
By «rder ot tbe board or directors of tbo But
Sierra Nevada Mining Cumpanr.
=. GEO. R. SPINNEY. Secretary.
OBce— 3lo Pine street, roum 28, San irancUee,
Cal.
Ftbrnary 19, 1894,
NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT.
In acoordance with law and an order of the
board of directors or ttia £uu Sierra I^evada
Mining Company ndopted at Its meeting of M»ro
19. 1891, and entered In Its recorla tue date of
delinquency of assessment No. 3. levied January
10, 1884, Is further postponed to April 2tt, »nd the
day of sale lor unpaid assoisment No. t U rurtucr
postponed to Mar 11. 1894. By order of tbe
board of director! of the East Sierra Nevaaa
Mining ConiDany.
r,m o,. G OR(JE X SPINN V . Secretary.
c Offlce-318 Pine st.. room 28, Saa trancliae.
Maroh 19, 1894.
NOTICE OP POSTPONEMENT.
In aeeordance wltV law and an order of the
t/oarrt of dtreatorl Of tbe Kast Sierra Nevada
Minlau Company, adopted ai its meetlne of April
IS, 1894, and entered in Its records, the data of
delinquency of assessment No. 3, levied January
19,1894, Is further postponed to May 18, Ik<h and
tbe day or aale for unpaid assessment No. 3 i« rar-
tbt-r postponed to June 8, 1891. By order or tbe
board or directors of tbe East Sierra Nevaua
Mining Company.
GEORGE R. SPINNEY. Secretary.
Office— ?lae tt.room 28, Saa Frantlsce,
Cat
April 16. 1894.
NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT.
In accordance with law and an order of the
board or directors of tbo East Sierra Nevada
Mlninz Company, adoptoa at its moetlng of May
14, 1894, and entered In Its records, tbs dale of
delinquency or assessment No, 3, levied January
10,1894.1s further postponed to June 16, 1894.
ani tbe day of sale for unpaid amiessment No. 3 ii
further postponed to July 6,1894. i;y order of
the board of directors of the ttast Sierra Nevada
Mining Czmpany.
GEORGE R. SPINNEY. Secretary.
Offlce— Pine street, room 28, San Francisco.
Oal.
May 14. 1894
NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT.
In accordance witb law and an order of the
board ot directors of the \Kait Merra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted at its meeting of June
la, 1894, and entered in its records, the date of
delinquency of assessment No. 3, levied Jarnarv
10, 1894, is further postponed to July is 1894
and the date of sale for unpaid assessment No. 3
is further postponed to August 3, 394.
GEORUE R. BPINNEY, secretary.
Office— 3lo Pine street, room 28, s aß Francisco,
Cal.
NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT.
In accordance wltb law and an order of tbe
board of directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted at its meeting or July
10. 1894, 'Qd entered In its records the date of
delinquency of assessment No. 3, levied January
10. 18.-«4. is further postponed to August 10. 1894.
and tho date of »iil» for unpaid assessment No. 3
is further Dostponed to August 31, 1894.
- (tE"ROE R. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Offlce— Pine street, room .8. baa Francisco,
Cal,. July 10. 1894. jyiS td .
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ASSESSM NOTICES.
VERMAN SILVJ-.U MINING COMPANY—
Location or principal place of business. Sau
franrisco. California: location of works, Gold
1IU!, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given tbat at a meeting of the
Board of Directors, held on tbe seven teeutn
(17tb)dayof July. 1894, an assessment (No. 7!)
of ten cents (10c) per snare was levied upon thu
capital stork of tbe corporation, payable imme-
diately ia United fetates gold colu to toe secre-
tary, at tbe office of tbn company, 414 Calif oraia
St.. Han Iraaciseo. ai forn..v
Any moi'K npon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho twenty-first (21st) day of
August, 1894. will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction- aud, unless payment is
made before, will be sold on TOKSDAV, the
eleventh (11th) day of S6Dtember, lS<9-4. to pay
the dellnuuent assessment, together with costs of
advertising; and expenses of sale. By order of
the Board of Director!).
(}EO. ix EDWARDS, Secretary.
Office— 4l4 California si., San Francisco, Cali-
fornia. Iyl9 td
SIKRRA NEVADA SILVER MINING CO.M-
-0 pany— Location ef principal plaoe of basinet*,
San Frsnelsco, California: location of works,
Virginia Mining District, Storey County, State of
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees, held on the eighteenth (18tb)
day of July, 1894, an assessment (No. 107) of
I twenty-five (25c) cents per share was levied upon
! the capital stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately in United States gold com to tbe
Secretary, at the office of the company, room 15,
.Nevada block, No. 309 Montgomery street, Sau
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid ou liVKDNKSDat. the twenty-sec-
ond ("3d) day or August, 1H94. will be delinquent
and advertised for .sale at public auction; aud
unless payment is mane before, will be sold on
TUESDAY, the eleventh (11th) day or Septem-
ber. 1894, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs of advertising and exuenses of
sale. By order of the board oi Trustees.
K. L. FAKK.LK, Secretary.
Office— Room 16, Nevada block, No. 309 Mont-
gomery street, Sau Francisco, California ]yl!< td
I jELINQUICNT SALE NOTICE.— DEVEL-
I IJ opinent Company. Location of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California. Lo-
I cation of office, 217 Sansome street. .Notice-
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock, on account of assessment No. 1,
levied on the 13th day of June, 1894, the several
amounts set opposite tbe names of the iespective
shareholders, as follows:
No. No.
Name. Certlf. Shares. Amt.
Nat Stein, Trustee 7 915 *t575
And In accordance with law, and an order of
tho Hoard of Directors, made on the 13tb day of
June, 1894. so mauy shares of each parcel of such
stock as may he necessary will be sold at public
tlun, at the "office of the company, 217 Sau-
sonie street. San Francisco. California, on MON-
DAY, the 30th day of July, 1894, at the hour of
1 j o'clock m. or said day. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon Xogether with costs of adver-
tising and expenses of the sale.
LOUIS BLANK, .Secretary.
Office 317 Sansome street. Sau Francisco, CaL
jyl6 1>"
A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 6 CENTS — TflE
A. WEEKLY CALL, In wrapper, for mailing.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.
77elTno.ue.nt sale notice-union con
*■■' sclldated S Iver Mining Company. Locatlo
of principal place of business, S»n Francisco, Cril ;
location of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey County, State of Nevada.
Notice— There are delinquent upon the folio
ing described stock, on account or assessment
(No. 49) levied on the twentieth (20th) day o
June, 1894, the several amounts set opposite the
uames ot the reipectlve shareholders, as follows:
.. = No. No.
names. Cert Shares. Am
Atkinson. T.T.& Co, Tr5. ..49072 20 ?3 00
Atklnson.T.T.Jk Co., Trs., 50385 3 45
Atkinson, T. T.& Co., Tr5. ..54014 5 75
Atkinson, T. T. & Co., Tr5... 68008 25 3'
Anderson, C. E.. Tr., bal 48864 38 40
jJ. M. i'.uflineton, Tr., 48359' 18 70
J. M. Bufflngton, Tr., bal. ...48:-60 18 2'
J. M. Bußinzton, Tr., bal 48773 15 2 2ft
|I. M. Buftington, Trustee 50194 10 150
iJ. M. Bufflngton. Trustee 53494 20 300
l'.annan, Wui., Trustee 67618 26 375
Ban Jan, Wm., Trustee 57619 25 875
I r.arrows. A. W., Trustee 54653 16 225
Barrows, A. W., Trustee, ba1.55829 11 166
Barrows, A. W., Trustee, bal. s 63 14 210
Bayley. G. 8.. Trustee, ba1. ..41573 9 1 35
Dlxon <fc Miles, Trustees 57449 100 15 00
Foster. A. W. & Co., Trs 55044 60 750
Foster, A. W. & Co., Trs 576'<!9 10 150
Grant, Geo.. Trustee 48708 10 160
j Grant. Geo , Trustee ...57258 100 15 00
I Grant. Geo.. Trustee 58180 1 15
Gauthler, E. £• Co., Trustees. sl297 50 7 50
Graut. E. X., Trustee 49067 100 16 00
Greenebaum, J.. Trustee 67467 10 150
DeGreayer. 8., Trustee. . ..285'.!7 10 150
Greeg Jr.. W., Trustee, ba1.. 58252 405 60 75
' Hadley & Doud, Trustees ...55129 100 15 00
I Hadley & Doud, Trustees 56312 100 15 0,0
Hadley & Doud, Trustees 57134 100 15 00
Hadley & Doud, Trustees. ...sBlll 50 7 50
I ll:irvey, Cnas. C, Tr., bal 53038 27 405
Harvey, Chis. C, Tr 58177 100 15 Oii
Harvey, Chas. C.,Tr 59157 100 15 00
Ives & Co., Trustees. 52338 10 150
I Jones, O. X., Trustee, ba1.... 5059 1 31 4 65
Marye, Geo. T. Jfc son, Tr5.. 47907 10 1 50
! Marye, Geo. T. Jk Sod. Tr5.. 489 20 3OU
Marye, Geo. T. * Son, Tr5.. 49506 5 75
! Marye, Geo. T. & Sou, Tr5.. 01349 5 75
I Marye, Geo. T. & son. Tr5. .53582 20 3 00
Marye, O. W. & Co., Trs. ..57163 500 76 00
Marye, O. W. & Co., Trs 57178 50 7 50
I Marye, O. W. & Co.. Trs 55675 100 15 00
I Marye. O. Vf. Ac Co., Trs. 58086 500 75 Oi)
Marshall, Louis, Trustee 55547 10 160
Miles, W. E. & Co-. Trs 59045 50 7 50
Root, Geo. 8.. Trustee 53061 20 3 00
Root, Geo. 15.. Trusteo 5460-* 100 15 00
Root. Geo. 8.. Trustee 54986 50 7 50
Root, Geo. 8.. Trustee 56097 100 15 00
Root, Geo. 8., Trustee 56820 100 15 00
Koot, Geo. 8.. Trustee 57043 100 15 00
Root. Geo. 8., Trustee 57297 200 30 00
Root. Geo. 8., Trustee 57355 100 15 011
I ot, Geo. 8., Trustee 57433 100 15 00
ot, oeo. a. Trustee 070V3 100 15 00
ot. Geo. 8., Trustee 57297 200 30 00
ot. Geo. 8.. Trustee 57355 100 16 00
ot, Geo. 8., Trustee 57433 100 15 00
Root. Geo. B, Trustee 58654 20 00
lph, James. Trustee 47652 60 7 60
Iph, James, Trustee 58459 100 15 00
Rolph, James, Trustee 58460 10 160
Rehnsch & Co.. Trustees. ...56620 100 15 00
Rehfisch Ac Co., Trustees.. .56694 100 15 00
Rehlisch Co., Trs.. b.i1... .56695 39 685
Kehiisch& C0., Tru5tee5. ...57162 SO 7 50
Kehfuch Co-, Trustees. ...s727l 5U 750
Rehfisch & Co.. Trustees .57382 50 760
Eehflacb. Jfc Co., Trustees.... s74os 100 15 00
Rehfisch Jfc Co. Trustees.... s74l4 100 15 00
Hehfiscli & Co., Tiustees.... s74l6 100 15 00
Kehlisru Co., Trs.. ba1. ...57892 79 1185
Rehfiscb & Co., Trustees.. 55128 100 15 00
Kehlisch & Co.. — 55371 50 7 60
Rehfiach * Co, Trustees.... sBsB6 100 15 00
Rehfisch & Co., Trustees... 59047 100 15 00
RUKgles, A. 8., Trustee 572 100 16 00
Ryman, Paul A 582i8 SOO 30 00
Stauf,Cooper&Redlick.Trs.s6o22 100 15 00
Stauf * Cooper, Trustees. .s7362 -50 7 60
Stauf & Cooper, Trustees. .s74l3 2(10 30 00
Stauf & Cooper, Trustees.. 674BB 100 15 00
Mauf Jfc Cooper, Trustees.. s76os 200 30 00
Stauf <fc Cooper, Trustees.. s7s39 100 16 00
Stauf & Cooper, Trustees.. 50 7 60
Stauf A Cooper. Trustees.. sBso7 100 16 Oi)
Stauf <fc Cooper, Trustees.. 200 30 00
Stauf & Cooper, Trustees .590J8 100 15 00
Staur & Cooper, Trustees.. s9o64 200 30 00
Stauf & Cooper, Trustees.. 69l76 100 16 00
Shinn, H. H., Trustee 49020 50 7 50
Stein. Nat, Trustee 46442 100 15 00
.Stein, Nat., Trustee 57J17 100 J6 00
f Stein, Nat., Trustee, bal 57218 79 ; 1185
j Shotwell. E.E.. Tru5tee.... 55746 100 15 00
I Susmann&Dixon, Trs.. ba1.47475 27 4 06
Turnbull, Johu, Trustee 4910.5 50 750
Turnbull. John, Trustee 53602 10J 15 00
Turnbull. John, Tru5tee.... 53603 100 15 00
Turnbull. John, Trustee 53604 100 15 00
Turnbull. John, Trustee 53605 IUO 15 00
Turnbull. John, Trustee 5:5606 50 750
Turnbull, John. Trustee,bal.s492l 6 . 90
I Turnbull, John, Trustee.bal.ss74l 64 960
Turnbnll, John, Trustee.. ..s6ol4 50 7 60
Turnbull. John, Trustee 58037 100 16 00
Tobln, R. C, Trustee 48907 10 160
I Van Wyck, H. L., Trustee. .sBsl4 200 30 00
Walls, John A., Trus., ba1... 67286 ii 45
Wakeneld B. & Co.. Tr5...47720 . 15 2.6
Zadig, Wollberg Jfc Co., Tr5. 5 5 3v: 7 600 75 00
Zadig, Wollberg & Co., Tr5.56641 600 75 00
Zadig, Wollben? * Co., Tr5. 56915 100 15 00
Zadig, Wolibcrg & Co., Tr5. 56041 100 15 00
Zadig. Wollberg dc Co , Tr5.56942 100 15 00
Zadig. Wollberg & Co., Tr5.57029 100 15 00
Zaill*, Wollberg & Co,. Tr5.5742G 100 15 00
Zadig, Wollberg Jt Co., Tr5.57427 100 15 On
Zatli*. Wollberz & Co., Tr5. 57428 100 15 00
Zsdig, Wollberg & Co., Tr5. 67477 100 15 00
Zadljr, Wullberg * Co., Tr5. 57478 100 15 00
I Zadiff, Wollberg k Co., Tr5. 57479 100 15 00
I Zadig, Wollberg & Co., Tr5. 67607 100 15 00
Zadig, Woliber? & Co., Tr5. 58495 100 15 00
Zadig, Wollberg & Co., Trs.SS49B 100 15 00
Zadig, Wollberg & Co.. Tr5. 58720 100 15 00
Zadig. Wollberg 4 Co., Trs. BBB7l 100 15 00
And in accordance with law. and an order from
I the Board or Directors, made on the twentieth
(20tb) day «'f June, 1894. so many shares of each
parcel of suea stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at tns office of the com-
pany, room 4, Nevada block, 309 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal.. on WEDNESDAY, the
fifteenth (15tb) day of August, 1894, at the hour
of 1 o'clock p. m. of said day. to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with cost of
advertising and expenses of sale.
CHAS. C. HARVEY. Secretary.
-Office— Room 4, Nevada block, 309 Montecmery
street, san Francisco, Cal. jy27 td
CfIPJAPEST AND BEST US AMKRICA-THE
W WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in tbe
United States or tauada ono year for 81, postage
I tree ■ : ' - ■. ' . <
THE SUIT COMPROMISED.
End of a Land Squabble Between
John Todd and James P. Hale.
A compromise has been eflected of the suit
between John Todd and the estate of the late
millionaire. Joseph P. Hale, to determine the
title toa fifty-varu lot on the corner of McAl
lister and Larkin streets.
Both Todd and Hale claimed an undivided
half interest in this property, and prior to
Hale's death Todd brought suit to havu the
courts pass uiion the tnle. Hale defended the
suit vigorously, as the properly is valued at
$300,000.
Ye-teiday, however. Mrs. Anals Hale, admin
istratrix of the estate, went before Jimee Cotfey
with a statement lo the eftect that Toild would
agree lo compromise the suit for $4000. As the
estate's attorneys advised Mrs. Hale to adot>t
this course. Judge C'otley made an order direct
ing that tlie compromise be elfected. The sale
of twenty-live afiam of the Donohoe-Kelly
BanKiua Company for $2500 was confirmed.
Postmaster McCoppin.
Frank McCopplu, recently appointed Posn
master by Cleveland, received a dispatch, from
Washington yesterday that his commission had
just been forwarded by mail. He will lake
charge of the office on August 4.
Rattled the Bones.
Henry CroucD, bartender at 719 Howard
street, was arrestea yesterday on a charge of
grand larceny. It is alleged that he persuaded
John G. Mania, a couuuyinau, to bet and lose
$80 in a brace dice (tame.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
A. S. and Emma C. Baldwin to Charles H. Ward,
lot on S line of Mlbert street, 125 Ji of FoiK, E 25
by s 125; $:o.
James Ilawke to Ida D. Hawke, lot on w line of
Larklu street. 117:6 S of Filbert, S 20 by W
137:6: Rift.
Matilda C. Harrison to A. C. Page, lot on N line
of Filbert street, 100 E or Franklin, X 33 A by >
275; $10.
Archie C. Page to Matilda C. Harrison, lot on N
line of Filbert street, 133:-! X of Franklin. X 33:4
by N 'j75; $10.
A. 1". auaLucyP. Brown to Pbcebe Lowenthal,
lot on X line of Sacramento street, 68:9 t. of
Buchanan, E 30 by N 127:8^4: $10.
Helen S. Golden to Margaretta J. TV'isrg. lot on E
Hue of Lott street. 95 N of Waller, E 49, NW 67:6,
VV 30, 55; $10.
Same to Emily K. Wlgg. lot on E line of Lott
street, 85 S of Halgtit. E 24, SE 40:6, W 30. N 40;
$10.
J. and Julia Lester to Julia Lesser, lot on NE
corner of Church aud Twenty-fourth streets, >' 25
by E9O; $10.
Koliert and Antoinette L. Hector to Antoinette
Hector, lot on N line of Valley street, 154:7 E of
Douglass, E E>Oby N 114; $10
George Kordmeyer to .Susan C. Seymour, lot on
S line of Pine i treet, 48 W of St. Georges alley, W
2!) by S6O: $10.
Antone Borel to H. and Bertha Malafosse, Louis
Noeuit, Eugenic. Marie, Fortune, Elisa and Ed
ward Gely, Bertne, t'elestlue and hvariste Ber
nos, Charles and Adeline i . Buuchet, lot on si:
line of Folsoin stree'.. 400 sW of Filth, S\v 25 by
SK 85 ; also lot. on N W line of X street and N ititn
avenue, N 10<> by W 125, block 164, Central Park
Homestead; 3— r-.
C F. and i-.n ma Moore and Louis and Catherine
Levy to Joku I. Hart, lot on E lm« Tenth
avenue, 275 > of oriiia street, >" -5 by E 120;
$10.
David W. Wise to Victor William*, lot o:i X line
of Firth avenue, 260 S of Point Lobos avenue, S
25 by fi 1-0; *10.
J. C. Duncau to D. H. Lien, lot on N line of Stan
ley street, 50 W of State, W J5 by N 100. block
29. City Land Association; $90.
ALAMKDA COUNTY.
L. O. Brattin of ban Francisco to Edwin Fret
well of San Francisco, 3.91 acres ou W line of
Watson street, witti sw line (it Excelsior. NW
330, W 379, S 373, HE 690:9. >E 60 to beslunlnz,
lot U, 33-acre tract, quitclaim deed. East Oak
land: $5.
Forrest S. and lime L. Kdwley to George F.
Dutel of San Francisco, lot on SW line of Second
avenue, 200 NX o: Summer street. NE 85 by NW
100, being lot 48 and SW' 35 f -et of lot 47, Locks
ley Square, subject to two mortgages $1000 and
$300 respectively, Oakland Township; $10.
Paula Greub of Oakland to Johann R. P. Ureub
of Oakland, lots s and 13. block H, Newbury
Tract. Berkeley; $iO.
Hiram V. Atkinson of San Francisco to Yerba
Buena Slir.ual Benevolent and Loan Association,
lot on W line of Webster street, 29-.62 X of
Deakin, 1". 40 by N 150. portion of lot 13, block F,
Woolsey Tract, Berkeley: $10.
Henry C. Boyd to Josephine T. Boyd. lot on NW
line o! .lulia sireet, 213:8 NE ot Monroe, NE
6(5:8. NW 176.25, SW 66:8, SE 74.76; also
portion or lot 4, block E, revised map of Oal;
iree i'arui Tract. Brooklyn Township: gift.
Same to same, lo{ on NW line of Julia stree-,
347:10 NX or Monroe, NW 177.75. by SW 66.67,
being the NE 66.67 feet or lot 4. block E. revised
map. "Oak Tree Farm Tract, Brooklyn Township;
girt.
Kohert H. Bennett Jr. of Alameda to Nicholas
A. Acker ot Alameda, lot on W line of Adeline
street, 155 S of Monroe, W 158:9 by S 75, portion
of lot l, block C. same, subject to mortgage: $10.
Frank X., .lolin W.. Sman W., Kactm A. and
Ellen M. Mott to Fannie Mott of Alauieda, lot 11,
block A, Oakland Point Homestead Tract, Oak
luii'l; gift.
lyntlil* A. (wife of Dexter) Pierce to w. Frank
Pierce of Oakland, lot beginning at a point distant
354 X or NE corner of Prospect avenue and New
Broadway, thence from point of beginning SE
188.84, NE 57.53, NW 60, NE 89.53 to » poiut In
the W boundary of the lands of C. A. Pierce,
thence SW 53.55. SW 4.;. BW 63.29, NW 9_\6B,
SE to N line of Prospect avenue to beginning,
Oakland; $10.
Edward B. Noblettof Oakland to John Bennett
of Oakland, undivided half interest in lot on E
line of Klrkham street, 29:6 S of Twentv-slxtb, S
IH\!. E 115. 526, E 115, N 130, W 115, N 78, W
115 to beginning, being lots 7. 8, 9, 17. 18 and S
26 let-t of lot 10 and 26 teet of lot 16, block X,
Northern Extension to Oakland. Oakland: $10.
J. B. and Matilda Mackey of lowa to Adolphe V.
Afhain of Berkeley, lots 30 to 33, block 36. Tract
B. Berkeley Land and Town Improvement As
sociation, Berkeley, warranty deed: $10.
Charles and K. M. i;?.bb of Alanieda to Delia 8.
Hol'ten of Alameda, lot on N Hue of Alcutraz ave
nue, 100 E of Calais street. E 50. N 275:9, W 50.
h 276 to beglnniug. being lots 7 and 12. block A,
subdivision of S portion of Harmon Tract, Berke
ley: the interest berebr quitclaimed was acquired
under tax sale 140, sold for non-payment of taxes
for the year 1889. CCD; $ 5.
John 0. and J. A. Jones of San Francisco to
James 11. P. Mason of Herkeley. lot on SE corner ,
of shattucK avenue and Ward street, E 125. S
44:10. W 128:13. N 44:10. to beginning, lot 16,
resubdlvision of block D, Blake Tract, Berkeley;
SIOO.
D. E. and Emma L. Bush to Fra-<k Barker of
Alameda, lot on E line of Adeline street. 433:9 N
of Monroe, N 86:9 by E 250, portion of lot 7.
block E. revised map of Oak Tree Farm Tract,
subject to two mortgages, $3000 and $650 respec
tively, Brooklyn Towushlp: $10.
W. E. and Ermlnla Dargie to Zelda Tiffany of
San Francisco, lot 10, Rose Tract, Brooklyn Town
ship: $5.
REAL ESTATE
ror. sale by
Tlqs, lape .4 Sons,
Real Estate Agents
And Publishers "Real Estata Circular."
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
INVESTMENTS.
Putter St., near Kearny: solid brick building and
large lot.
Rents $160; $22,800: Polk St., near Sutter: fine
investment: 30x110 and 3-story buildin<; 2 stores
and flats above.
$3000; rents $68 50; NW. cor. Clay and Mason;
2-story building; 2 stores below and flats; lot 20x
60.
Drumm st. : corner: 50 feet front; close to Mar-
ket st. and one block from tlie water front.
Rents $-JtiB: price $28,000; Clay St.. near San-
some; large lot and build
haves si. business prupsrty, bet Franklin and
Gougb; 15x120 to rear street: substantial 2-story
bniiiiinzou Hayes and cottage on rear street: rents
*96; $16,500.
BnSCKIXAMCOUB PROPERTY.
Bush St., near Powell: 27:6x137:6 and solid 2-
story and basement house: 11 rooms and modern
conveniences: solid brick foundation and retain-
ing wall: $11,000.
$4750— Clinton I'ark; flats: rents $42 50; near
electric cars on Guerrero and 1 block from Va-
lencia St.. bet. 13th ana 14tb.
Make offer— Wasbngtou St.. N. side: 27:6 x
127:8: bet. Scott and P«visadero: street work
done: fineaurroundings; $3750.
$11,000: rents 496; a solid 3-story bow hou»e« :
"In first-class order, with 6 tine medium sized flats
which always keep rented; Thirteenth St., near
Howard; street accepted.
SE. cor. Pine and Hyde; 37:8x62:6; stone
blocks on both streets; cable-cars pass: $7500.
Reduced to $16,000: Jones St., near Turk: 27:6
xlo7:b\ with 2-story 9 rooms and bath.
Maffuiiicen t view on Park road: not to be ob-
structed; lots 25x150; only $2'J5O each: street
graded, macadam »Dd sewered; IVi blocks
from Haigut-st. cable-cars; lotf fa^e city park.
.-<cott st., W. side, near Green: magnificent
view: 30x103: $3500.
Reduced to $2000: lots 25x127:8: magnificent
view: Det. Locust and Spruce; street work done:
any size front.
LOTS REDUCED
To $1200, $1300 and $1400; 25x100 and 25x
137 in size, in tbe block bounded by Greenwich,
Lombard, Octavla and Laguna; streets graded,
macadamized and sewered: these are the cheap-
est lots offered in this region; easy terms: one
tnird'eash.
37:6x91:3; $4100; E side Laguna, bet. Waller
aadllaigbt; very cheap. - ■
MAKE OFFER.
$4000— Very fine nearly new 2-story modern
bouse: 8 rooms, bath, etc.; 27:6x125; W. side
Collingwood St., bet. 19th and 20th: a short block
W of Castro-st. cable-cars; street work done
Oak St., facing the park; lots 25x137:6; $'2750;
bet. Baiter and Lyon. 1
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AT
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