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STTRO HEIGHTS.
Written for TIE MoRx1So CALL

Written for TIE MoRNISG CALL
An who have visited these beautiful grounds so
generously thrown open 10 the public free VIII
remember well the beautiful grove OF tall trees
IN front Of Nj. Suiro's Iesdence, where so many
visitors delight TO stroll when they visit the
well with The " old Oaken bucket"
II was on one Of my visits TO these very oeautl-
full grounds where many visitors had assembled
TO enjoy a pleasant walk among these stately
trees that having seated myself for rest, memory
recalled several friends whom l had met In past
years IN these grounds, but who had " crossed
the river" TO join the great host in ihe garden
not made with hands, eternal In the heavens.
Win these Impressions upOn my mind l took my
notebook and penciled the following thoughts:
THE LIVING AND THE DEAD.
I walk among the living and the dead,
And while greet the living hear the tread
OfthOse who have walked beneath these trees before
But they have gone to other lands, and they walk
here no mora.
They are not here IN person,
Yet they speak,
And now feel their spirit breath
Upon my cheek.
The branches DER us wave
With gentle breeze;
'Tis but their spirit voice
Among the leaves.
This Is their voice that unto MS is gtveni
1t is the spirit voice offrlends that speak from
heaven. LEoSITA.
San Francisco. Ifdrch ~, 1891
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Buildinr and Gola Mininr.

The Prudence Building and Loan Asso-
citation has Incorporated to transact busi-
ness on the rlutual plan. Directors-D.
Samuels, P. N. Aronson. George Johnson,
W. S. Brown. NJ. Hart, S. Dinkelspiel, L.
Emanuel, b. Hausmann and W. l. Morgan.
Capital stock, S3,OOo,00O. of Which S32, 600
has been subscribed.
The st. Charles Hill Gold Mining Com
pany has incorporated to do general mining
business. Capital stock, 81, 800, 600. of which
$4,000 has been subscribed. Direetors-Rob-
ert Stevenson, ID. Gutmann, j. f. Holling,
G. G. Higgins and Nathan Bibo.
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the property, but IiJtel claims that the act
authorizing the widening of DupoNt stree
is void, being in ntraventiOn OF Sect! on s,
Article /, OF the State Constitution, and
asks that the Tax Collector be perpetually
eDjOined. These proceedings are Instituted
yearly. and the legal questions involved in
The regularity ami validity of the proceed
ings of the Board of Dupont Street Com
missioners arependtng in the Supreme Court
of the United States.
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The Queens Thanks.

Mayor Sanderson received letter yester-
day from Samuel Parker. Minister of
Foreign Affairs in the Hawaiian Kingdom,
acknowledging the receipt of the elegantly
engrossed aBd mounted memorial resolu-
tions passed by the Board of Supervisors in
honor of the late King Kalakaua. The let
ter also returns the earnest thanks of the
Queen aud other members of the royal
family to the Mayor and other authorities of
San Francisco.
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NEW PILOT BILL.
The Chamber of Commerce VIII Consider
Its Merits.

Its Merits.
A meeting will be held this afternoon at
the Chamber of Commerce to consider a
bill pending in Sacramento. introduced by
Assemblyman Brown on February 10th, and
known as Assembly Bill No. 703 1t is as
follows:
SECTION /. Section 24GS OF the Political Code
ia hereby amended to re nd az follows:
See. 2465. All vessels sailing under an enroll
ment and licensed and engaged in the coastng
trade between the port of San Francisco and any
other port OF the United States shall he exempt
from all pilotage, uulesS a pilot be actually en-
ployed. All forei gn vessels, and all vessels from
a foreign port or bound heretO. and all vessels
sailing under a register between the port OF
San Francisco and any other port of The United
States shall be liable for pilniage and half pilot
age as pro vided in Section 2466 of this code.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from its pass
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Conducted a Lottery.

Officers Handley and Lean arrested A. S.
Spence. Louis Levy and A. b. Smith yes
terday afternoon and charged Spence with
managing and Levy and Smith with aiding
ing il q the the Chicago Clock agency en yGV on Market
street, and A. E. Fixes, the complaining
witness and discharged employe of the
agency, caused their arrest on the ground
that they disposed of their goods by lottery.
The three prisoners were released on $50
bail each.
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Modesto Irrigation Bonds.

The Supreme Court has affirmed the de-
cree of the Superior Court of Stanislaus
County in the case of the Board of Directors
of the Modesto Irrigation District VS.. Will
lam Tregea. entered July 8. 1889. permitting
the issuing and sale of irrigation Improvement
bonds to the amount Of $4,000 but modi-
fed the decree of January 8, 1888, which al
lowed the issuance and sale Of such bonds to
the amount of $500 OOO
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For Damages and an injunction.

Ellen T. Powers, who says that she owns
brick building on Park lane. near Third
street. and that Fl. JOost wrongfully re-
moved parts of two brick chimneys ON the
east SIDE of the same, causing $3.50 dam
age to the property, has filed a com plant
praying judgment for the stated amount
and asking the issuance of an Injunction of
ALI further depredatious by Joost
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A Site for a HosnitaI.

The Trustees of the Hahuemann Hospital
have applied to the Board of Supervisors for
permission to erect and MAINTAIN hospital
on Block j of outside lands, bounded by the
Preside on the north, Fifteenth avenue on
the west, Fourteenth ON the east and Lake
on thn south
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CONTRARY to Instructions.

The trial of Ernest Lang, charged with
having indecent photographs OF minors in
his possession on November oath, came up
yesterday with closed doors before Police
Judge Rix and jury. After the evidence
for the prosecution had been taken the de-
fense moved for a dismissal on the ground
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eacli medium do 25@35c: small skins, I0g2oci
Deerskins. good summer. 371zc; medium; SO9 321z:
tnin 2O@26; Sheepskins shearlings, lOG2Oc: short
wool, 30@50c: medium, 65@9Uc: long WOOL sV9
81 25 q 10. CulIs OF all kinds about 13 less
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered, 5Hago9ko'
refined. 47s6D5c: Grease. &c p ID
WooL-FalI cnps quotable as followl; Sacra- @
mento Valley free. 139l4c do defective iuglEc;
Mountain free, 10@l5c; San Joaquin and Southern
99l0c q d.
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that the complaint is imperfect and inopera-
tive. The court and counsel for the prose-
cution also took this view of the matter,
and Judge Rtx instructed the jury to acqnit.
The jury. however, refused to accept the
courts Instructions and returned verdict
of guilty. Lang was ordered to appear for
sentence this morning
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In Order Every Year.

B. Ernest TitteI is the owner of property
on Bush street, near Giant avenue, upon
which, in pursuance of the act of the Leg
islature authorizing the widening of Dupont
street, taxes aggregating S204S % have from
time to time been levied since 1882, over and
above the usual rate OF taxation. The same
being delinquent, proceedings ere being
AIKEN by the Tax Cole ctOr for the sale oil
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING. March 10.
s1NNARY OF THE MARKErl

SUMMARY OF THE NARKErA
Wheat weak.
Other cereals quiet
Feedstuffs unchanged.
Beans inactive.
Potatoes IN fair demand.
Onions arrived from Australia.
Butter and Cheese steady.
Eggs firm.
Poultry sold well.
Game frmer
Mexican Lines nominal.
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Unrulv HacIxmcn Fined.

Police Judge Joaehims en- yesterday fined
Duncan Forbes. Robert Cunningham, d. II.
Perry and J. Whalen, four boisterous hack
men, So each for their rough behavior at
the Market-street Ferry landing Oh Wednes-
day night.
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Mrs. Lyons Was Married.

Mrs Annie Lyons, who is the plaintiff in
divorce proceedings against Talbot Lewis
Lyons, says that while no religious cere-
monies of marriage were observed until
April z, 1890, she and her husband were
duly united by contract in 1885,
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- IN C..,ota M 1o1
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. March l9.-The stock market to-day
dull and lower aud the only animation what
was in st. Paul. Burlington and ComstocS Tun-
mel. The close fairly steady at close to the
lowest prices but with fractional losses from last
nights prices in everything but Canada Southern,
which is down per cent In the unlisted depart
ment there active trading and decided strength
In COmstock Tunnel and Phoenix. each of which adj
vanced ABOUT 10 per cent. Governments steady.
Petroleum-April closed at 727sc.
NEW YORK March l9.-United states Bonds, As,
l2l; do 415's, 1902; Northern Pacific. 27; Canadian
Pacific, 7612 Central Pacific, 29; Union Pacific,
451a: Atchison 267s: weIs-FarsO. 140; Western
Union, SlI4: Silver, 9s7sc: Sterling, 81 S7G4 SO.
NEW YORK, March 19.-Wheat. cash. -; May,
81 O95s.
Flour-F'rm.
Cofee-Sl7 So.
Sugar. l-l6d5 1l-l6c.
Hops-Pacifc Coast % 03Oi
Hides-13I2c.
Copper-Lake. Sl3 S5.
Tin-Spot $50 TO-
Lead-Domestle 81 80.
IrOn-$l4
Petroeum-April. 1896
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Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the State OF California
for Portland. the Haytisn Republic for Puget
Sound the Corona for San Diego and the Gipsy for
the Salinas River. The Oregon falls due from Port
land and the Santa Cruz from San Pedro.
The Colima falls due from Panama Wednesday.
The bark Katie Flickinger, 449 tons, loads cam
merry supplies for Alaska: the ship Columbia, 1893
tons, Coal at NanamO for this port OF San Pedro;
the bark Gatherer, 1896 tons, Coal at Departure
Bay for this port.
The German bark Charlotte. $50 tons, was char
tered prior to arrival for Wheat to the United King
dom or Continent, Ais Sd.
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from Eureka with ffty-one cabin and seven
steerage pasSVn GERS.
The Gel m N ark Charlotte. from Homo
lulu, got in yesterday with large cargo of
sugar.
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English wheat Market

LIVERPOOL. March 19.-The spot market Is steady
at IS cd. Cargoes lower at AIS cd for OF
coast. 4Os Sd for just shipped and Ais for nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, IS Id; April IS 3s4d;
May, IS 3I4d; June. IS PAD; July. IS l14d; Au-
gust, IS Z d; September IS s4d.
SECURITIES
LONDON MDfch l9.-ConsoIs, a6 1916: United
States Bonds-4's, 12S1a; do. 412's, 10414; Silver
45 1-16; Rentes 94f csc: Bullion out of Bank OF
England, fSS, 900
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Don't cheat yourself
out Of a good eaose by
taking a poor im1 sation
for the genuine Seal OF
Nor tn Carolina Plus
Cut Tobacco.
fe5 cod 3m On
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San Francisco Meat Market.

follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. s9s1sc: second quality.
b1hc: third do, 4615c.
VEAL-Large 5@p7c: small Calves. 79sc
MUTTON-Wethers. 9129nl0c; Ewes, 91aG
SPRING LAMB-l4@1 Sc y 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 45sG4$4c q 10 for heavy hard
granted and 595l4c for light average do: STOCK
Hogs 41414Ssc q ID: dressed do, $3.50 q D.
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Chicago Markets.

tnicaSo hafRSts'
CHICAGO March 19.-wheat weaker and un-
settled. The market opened about 14c lower than
Yesterdays closing and declined, with slight uctua-
tions, about lc more. recovered 5Sc, ruled steady
and the closing about q lower than yesterday
Receipts, 900 bushels; shipments. 100000
bushels. Rye easy at S7c Barley nominal.
CHICAGO March 19.-Wheat. cash, l2c
Corn-63c.
Pork-Sll 25.
Lard-s6 32h.
Ribs-S5 40.
Whisky-Sl l6
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MORNING SNIshN
Street-$4OOO Market-st Cable Bonds, 1924.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-SlOOO = So Bonds, ll7A; $1,000 do,
llS. 100 Cal Electric Light 49,
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Sterling Exchange.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange l5c for sight drafts and
sn fl,rt tnl mil
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Date. of Departure From San Francisco.
srEAMER. DEsrINArIoN. sAIIs WHY

Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed By THoMJ
TENN ENT, Chronometer aud INSTRUMENT
Maker. Is Market street
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Following were the sales yesterday In the San
Francisco Stock Board:
REGULAR sEsSIoS-q.3g A. NJ
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Shining Notes.

Sterling Exchange
Bankers sight drafts, 81 ssi BANKERS sixty-day
hills
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BOARD SALES.

NoTE-Assessment OF mines net listed
Board fail delinquent In office.
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SHIPPING I\TELLIGENCE.

Tor LdLs Supp ~ Eifeki9sacs Eightt I'aga
Arrived.
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THURSDAY, Mar II.
Mic stmr Costa Rica, Mcintyre, Nanaimo; Duns-
muir n Sons
kins a Co.
stmr State of California, Ackley, Portland; Good
all, Perkins & Co
Bark Northwest, SwantOn, Seattle; E NJ Herrlck.
Bktn John Worster, Hanson, sydney; j Moore
4 Co.
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ENTAIL HOTEL.

Mr. Rhodes Il W, New
Zealand
t G Smith x W, Australia
j Dymond. England
Mr. Sayers.w Il fy, Sydney
Mrs j Rutherford & chm,
Honolulu
II Brock. Philadelphia
Mrs j Joshua, n ewZealnd d
Miss Joshua, New Zealnd
& z Buzby & W. Phila
Miss A Buzby. Phila
i z Root a. ", ohio
Miss POrteouS, ,NwOrleanS
ID Walker Il w, Toronto
A Nj Jephsou. England
Il A Chase a W. NewYork
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Fine Silver.
nnotod a. Q0o - oupoa

Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at 7724@7514c.
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Delnqnt
COMPANY. No. Amt in the SaleDay
Board.

Assessments Pending.
The following a list of assessments now pending:
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PROPOSAL
DR0PosaIs FOR sURsIsTEScF siipI

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
L Office OF Purchasing and Depot Commlsssary
No SO New Montgomery St, San Francisco. Cal.
July IL, 1891. Sealed proposals in duplicate sub
1ect TO usual conditions, will be received at this
ONCE until IL O'Clock NJ. on FRIDAY July "a, 1891,
at which time and place they will be opened the
presence OF bidders. for furnishing and delivery OF
the following named subsistence supplies: Bacon
hsh, corned beef rice tea, vinegar soap. salt
cots, apples. asparagus, brushes. buttons, cheese
chocolate, cigarette cigarettes cigars clothes
lines, SPINS eof e, crackers, envelopes -four
ham handkerchefs, hops, jam. jelly lard. macaroni,
olive OIL paper. peaches peas salmon, syrup eitrlc
acid, tomatoes. ammonia, barley, dried beef. black
ing capers, catsups, citron. cocoa, figs, havoring
extracts. fruits, ginger, horse radlsh lambs tongue
mar alades, canned meats, minee-meat, oysters,
ezra, pigs feet, plum pudding. preserves rasIns,
sage. celery salt, sausage spices canned
Proposals will not be considered unless accom-
panied by samples OF articles bid for. The Gov
eminent reserves the right to reject any all pro-
posais. Preference viii be given to articles Of
domestic production or manufacture, conditions OF
quality and price (incudng In the price of foreign
production or manufacture the duty thereon) being
equal Blank proposals and full information to
the quality OF stores, character OF packages. etc.
VIII be furnished on application to this offce. En-
veopes containing proposals should be marked
,' Proposals for subsistence Supplies, be opened
July "a, 1891 and addressed 10 the undersigned.
q. A. WOCDRoFf, Captain and Z. s., U. s. Army.
lyl4 10 % "a
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GREAT BARGAIN on ACCOUNT. OF DEPART-
VI ure-S22Uo, beautiful broom cottage, all mod
ern Improvements; block from depot: proml-
nent street: lot oOxlS5: beautiful grounds wiki
80 different varieties OF roses; sunny side o.
street: easy terms.
Houses built TO order the installment plan:
$500 or $500 down, balance easy monthly pay
ments.
Cottage to rent. furnished uufurnlshed: lots
$500 upward. Of IS, SO, SIS per month Inquire
OF w. c. MORAN, Lorin. or DUsINBURY a
NURTS. 467 Ninth St. Oakland; take Berkeley
train or new electric car, which passes door: Sun-
day engagements. jy1l IL IA 10 l6 St
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OF great interest to every man, woman and child

Whoever has the capacity TO earn living can
easily lay aside from SIS to IS per month: this Is
not much TO save and II put In bank woulu
amount to only $50 or S75 per year but udciOusly
invested IN rich land and where there question
OF doubt as TO Its Increasing in value, will lead
10 fortune; there Is citizen in the city of Oak
iand who knows anything OF the future of properly
aiong the Piedmont Cable Road bat what viii
tell you that there can be no question as to the
great rise In land values along this road In the next
Piedmont cab are now the OF a great ad-
vance. and those who can afford to invest put
ting every dollar they command in this direc-
tiGn. Great fortunes VIII be acquired In tue
line OF road Every one with ordinary perception
can see that. But the trouble with persons lin
tied means is that they never get enough
money together at one time to make an Investment.
Co. intend to overcome by Offering, during the
month OF July, 100 large lots on the Piedmont
cable in the Fair View Tract. The prices will be
the lowest by one-third OF any other property on
the cable The terms also will be easter than
any other property offered, only $40 and $50 cash
beinprequned as first payment and the balance s.
and - mon THY Instruments What better induce
ment could be offered TO any man, woman child
VINO Is seeking home or chance to lay aside few
cellars Tor an Investment. Go early aud secure one
in choice location, for 1t may be the misfortune
for some one to get to their Office when the last on
is sold. The streets in the FairvIew Tract have
been nicely graded and the Contra Costa water
mains are laid IN the center of the streets There
upon them in this tract. and the easy terms are
given on the remainder OF the lets during the dun
season OF July Any person with ordinary foresight
can easily see long before they have their lot paI
doubled In value and paid larger Interest the
vestment than any savings bank in the United
States. Can greater iDducelLent be offered 4
word to the wise should be SUFFICIENT iy9 lot
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PARK LOTS; $50 CASH IS ALL THE MONEY
Tho 'na you require TO buy one Of the best lots OF
NAN & DUNN. ~ Montgomery 81. jyl2 suwe
RICHMoND LOTS; LOTS ON LAKE ST, Mr.
~ First ave: $1,000; the Powell-st cable win run
near these; IL Is positively the cheapest property
n Of the park. BRENNAN & DUNN. lie Mont
gomery st. jyi2 snwe
John pFoRR. s2s MONTGOMERY ST., OPP.
SlS,500-Fme corner on Eddy; 2story bsy-wIn-
dow, store and separate flats; lot 81 :6xS7 81 rent
STANDARDIZATION Gate ave; fine 3-story bay-win-
dow, store below and fats upstairs.
Y65O0-kine corner house and lot on Powell st
saloon below aud lodgings upstairs
s9s9 200 St, near Taylor 10 :1oxls7:e
30xS0: rent Ss5.
fine house. rooms and bath: lot 22xs2 IS feet.
sl2,5 OO-Lot 63x4Go, cor. dolores and Dorland
SITS; very cheap.
s7oo0-clay St. near Mason; 2-story. 10 rooms;
s65OO-san Jose ave. near 2sth St: fine 3-storv
bay-window house and lot; il rooms and bath; lot
25xl25, or 81 900, with lot 75xl25.
$l0.O0O-Rent $50 so: fine corner on Webster at
store and dwellings; 2Txlo0.
$25 ooo.kidley St, near Valencia: splendid
chance: 3 lots: 25x90 aud 25x70.
$3o.oOO-Naiencia St, near 10th; 75xS5, with
improvements always rented.
$40 ,Oo0-Magnih cent property on Mission st. near
lot 5OxS5; always rented.
$24oOO-Cor Geary and Williams sts., bet Taylor
and Jones fne 4-5tory bay window, house; restau-
rant below and ~ rooms on the upper floor; rent
s20,000-Clay St. near East fine 2-story brick
house and lot 23xll5. to Merchant ST.; store and
sail-loft; rent Slo0.
S9000-Haignt ST., sunny side near Baker; new
modern 6ay,window house, rooms and bath: lot
Zo1I31:e feet 1y12 SuWetf
GIo00 GROOM COTTAGE IN BERKELEY:
p LOU. minutes walk 10 station: ST month
$2500.e rooms; Dwight way; s25 month.
$lS7 80 each-l0 lots, Lorin S. month.
S400 and up-In Mckee Tract. Send for maps.
CALDWELL BROS. IL Montgomery ST. my26 Il
Qf0Q LOT 6Sx1O0 IN BEkKELEY; GOOD
SpOOO. views and sidewalks: $l2 monthly.
S3oO-Corner 40xl02: S25 cash. 81 monthly.
$5o0-Lot 40xl30; sfdewaked and severed
S7o0-Foothlil lot; 4S0x3l9.
$4o0-Lot 40xlSb; 1873 cash: SO monthly.
Send for maps. 1000 lots; / offer only what own.
CHAS. A BAILEY. owner, 20 Montgomery. 10 IL
" IDQ0 EACH-2 LOTS 25xl20. l25 FIT. s OF
WlOoo Geary. Address D. Box /. this office. o tt
PINE GRANGE. CITY PROPERTY OWNER
= can make giftedge bargain trading with most
naSnihcent VINEYARDS in Sfate 1856 acres. Address
u. FILLING, Box "a, this ONCE. iyI2 7t%
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
0AKLAND INSTRUMENTATION ANo
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF The MORNING GALE s02 broadway.
&J7S HERE YOU HAVE IT; UNPRECE-
% u. denied offer; I2s choice lots. SO fee
$lTb ITO $3.50 per lot. and fronting on East Faur
teent and Buenayentura sts.. and Smell and Haw-
ley ayes, in the beautiful Buenaventra Tract new
proposed electric road to Haywards passes thI>
property; we wli sell You quarteraere lot for the
s o the e1sy sa. you VIII have to pay for 2loe
erty at 100 per cent less than prfees at whieh
terms OF saeoa ssd down AZ" ana IS iS5 onIs
auction terms and prices beaten prices are set
against other purchasers in order secure your lott
you VIII save money by calling at once: re-
grand offer good for 80 days only For maps aud
full particulars Apply to CLoUGH &c BAKER. 96t
Washington ST. ie27 cod II
COCO EAoH-Ioo LOTS IL THE BEAUTIFUL.
tDLOO suburbs OF LOrfn; such bargains
offered In Oakland; right Ia the march of immed-
ate improvements; new ferry TO san fraueisco:
new streetear line TO Oakland; come at before
prices adYanee: sure make money: lots 251l35:
40 down, 80 per month. CLOUGH Il BAKER.
500 washington street mr22 cod Il
C90O MONTE VISTA TRACT, SAN LEAN
DcOO. dro road: electric railway; large lots
oOSl45 each on the
INSTALLMENr
Pian these lots selling fast. being adjacent to
Oakland. and directly near the electro
railway to San Leandro aud Haywards; see the
loot lots In this tract all level good soil
plants and trees. etc.
This property Is to double in value in a short
time. 10 see these lots call at the Office of e. W.
WOODWARD A CO.. 902 broadway, Oakland. IL II
I AXE VIEW LOTS, EAST OAKLAND, ARE
II selling like hot cakes: 50x2OO. ETC.; il rs th
large size that sells them; also the advantage of
beautiful view together with the new electric
road passing directly in front OF this property:
terms easy. III you want to this fine property
call at the Office OF T. W. WOODWARD q co, 90
Broadway Oakland. iyI2 1t
$3.50. MUST SELL AN OFFER WANTED
modern Broom house, built 3 years ago, ami
cost S3SO0 to build with good lot and situate right
IN the heart OF Oakland and good neighborhood :
this property must and will be sold, and deeen.
ofer VIII be refused: call and examine f. w
WOODWARD q CO., 902 Broadway. Oakland IL
GIQ00 SOFT SNAP; COTTAGE OF 5
spICOO. rooms; bath and gas; house nicely
papered; cement walks all street work done: close
10 schools; local train stores, etc: lot 25xl 20.
larger lot can be had il wanted. W. L. BARNARD.
4s3 Ninth St. cor. Washington. jyI2 7t
BARGAINS IN FRUITvALE-X ACRE; HAND
~ some grounds; cottage rooms; stable: city and
well water; $4,000.
z acres; house rooms: stable. other outbulldinss
city water: 5000.
acres choice land railroad station: gnod
nelghborhood: $500 per acre. JOHN A. JON Els, $50
Broadway, Oakland. fyI2 II
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THE BANK DIVIDENDS HAVE BEEN DE-
elared they average : "a per cent; read the fol-
lowing investments and note the difference in keep
ing your money in the bank or investing in San
Francisco real estate.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-15

= nHA PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST
~ OOO class cash business in this city. clearing
leas; 800 per month to each partner: established
10 years; no night or Sunday work: proposes TO
ta,e partner Ia order TO extend the business: no
previous experience ed: business sure to
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