The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-19

under the existing circumstances where II
is practically the only important field
of investment for the people, and to
throw the field open as wide as possible
[ would always propose to extend the
courtes;eS of our house to any man, woman
or child who may enter there and conduct
themselves properly. | am informed that a
disposition is in the mind of a number of the
leading brokers to curtail the expenses with
reference to advertising, which is in accord
with our ideas at the present time. / am a
firm believer in printers ink, and having
twenty-seven years Of experience in the
business, having delivered many lectures
and having written many books on Califor-
MA and several OF Its counties we have
come to the conclusion that the only method
OF advertising is in the newspapers, and
am satisfied without advertising a person
can only do limited amount eff business.
Our axiom in business is 10 "have frst-clnss
goods to offer our customers and then an
nounce to the general public that we have
them for sale"
am of the opinion that the trouble with
reference to California is the tact of her
having so limited population. ehave in
the entire State only what the city of
Chicago and her immediate suburbs has
We have one of the finest sections in the
United States, and think nm safe to say.
in the world, with which to support 10000
600 of people. 1t is evident to me that the
only way to work out this proposition is to
bring people TO California. L think the first
avenue leading up to this work will be a
strong Cooperation on the part of the people
throughout the State toward the Worlds
FAIR Every person of legal age, whether
man or woman, should become a subscriber
TO the fund, and lend their moral and finan-
clal support to the prosoSition which, |
think, IS their only opportunity. Without
doubt, out Legislature will give us a liberal
donation to the fund, and the people them
selves nnSt uphprSfapH ba e
this proposition. We have acres and
acres of land throughout California, under
our charge which we can sell to actual
settlers who will come in and improve the
property, who can have credit for five years
without paying one dollar on the land all
they want to show is good faith as settlers
and actual producers and they can have the
finest land in the State of California at their
own price, which they can practically name
themselves We can give unlimited credit
to bona fide actual ''tillers of the soil" The
entire State is in a most excellent condition
financially compared with other sections of
the United States, and the people generally
throughout the State owe very small per-
centage of Indebtedness compared with the
assets. L desire to say that by a competition
in business an emulation is brought about
in different lines of business which develops
in the people disposition of resistance, and
in self-defense we develop the best that is in
us.
SALES AND NOTES.
McAfee, Baldwin s. Hammond last week
disposed Of lots on Mission street, near
Baker. and in the Mission and Potrero, ag-
gregating about $4,000.
The Carnall Observation-Disclosures Company
sold during last week twenty-five lots in
the Oakland Broadway Terrace tract at an
average price Of $500 each, and seventy
eight lots in the Lakeview subdivision at
$3.50 each and upward.
The company is also completing arrange
ments TO place upon the market a very at
tractlVe colony property in Northern Te-
hama County. The tract contains nearly
10000 acres, and extends along the Califor-
MIA and Oregon Railroad for distance of
about six miles, with three stations ada
cent to the land; about one-third of the
tract Is rich bottom land. having frontage
Of three miles on the Cottonwood Creek,
and the balance is a very fine quality
OF red upland fruit soil. The property
Will be subdivided and sold in small tracts.
A large acreage will be planted to fruit
during the coming winter, and the property
Will be sold upon very easy terms.
j. w. Coleman, the weli-known real-estate
dealer, has removed from JOG Post street to
22SR Montgomery street. He makes
specially OF dealing in city and suburban
property. Among his offerings are Pacific
Heights and Panhandle lots. also a lot s:9x
127 :SA on Sacramento, near Laguna. Many
VI h'o uio iuUhiuH UuolutSS pIUp-
erty, but he AYERS that he is unable to secure
it at anything like reasonable figures.
0. L. Won Rhein IL Co. announce that they
will offer at public vendue on the 18th prox.
catalogue of city property, comprising
two estates and miscellaneous city offer
ings.
Notwithstanding the dizziness in realty
circles during the past week, principally
caused by the whirl of politics, Robert j.
Mercer effected five Sales amounting in the
aggregate to S1S,500.
Fl. ?. Moreal 81 Co., Alameda, own the
Bayside tract, having a frontage OF 1900 feet
on Sherman street. They are Offering lots
at reasonable figures to parties who will en-
gage to erect houses at u cost of not less than
5000. A recent buyer is building house