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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

TIE people, irrespective of party, shonld go to the polls and cote for Mark SnaitR as delegate 70 the consti- sgtSonal convention. There are prom ineut politicians in the ranks of the opposing party who will take this oc casion to play even" by endeayoriHg 10 induce intelligent men to vote against him. They will also endeav- or to trade him for some ether candi = date on the ticket. The PRosPRcroR has again and again called the a.lsn- ton Of the voter to the absolute Re- cessity oi having ogr delegate t9 esS gress in the convention, no Fp>
 what his politics are. Mr, SO
 spent four ysars ia Washiag '''" 1 thts reason aloHe is ksse information corosr f able to gls' .c,. of o,hs.. .,.,. .iing the organit b,d fsa,,,. es and their good ant eo,,id ,aar than the conyentiou Fla as from any other sources
 .scussions by the leading states
 n oi both parties in congress of other state consultations are fresl in his memory; the strong eGOr being made 10 defeat him by ssil hunt is born Of no good for the pee pie in general, bat tO plesse the jeaL oas spirit of very lev, whose prid wss wounded at the eIecti 1n last fall Are we not right7
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

A dispatch from Santa Fs. New Mexico says The Rio Grande is now within few inches of the highest point reached by tbe flood of 1884, and from down the valley come reports that the residents of tbe lowiands are greatly alarmed The bridges st Al- buquerqus and Los Lunas are wrecked. Below socorro the waters are within 8 few feet of the Atchison. Topeka and sanla Fe track, bEt the road bed is vel protected by rip rap work and no trouble has as yet been experienced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Allen R. English has written a lengthy reply to a request of Cover nor Irwin to investigate the killing Of HaTdis in Rucker Canyon, tine eireum- stances of which are fresh in the minds of all readers Of the PRosPEcroR. It appears that the governor has been requested by the stale department to look into the matter and report, from which ille inference IS drawn that the sister of the deceased has interested the English government in the case, which hss in turn called upon the state depart: gent for information. Mr. English in his reply f,tr i.hes all the information yst received and which is perfectly conclusive tnat the killing was the work of Apsseiies who have confessed to the crime and upon whom the watch chain and charm taken from his Lody wer. found
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10
or safernaslonau I.nporsanee.

A railroad of international impor- tancs has been projected, the funds for building which wiIl be derived in larga measure from an enormous concession granted by Mexico. The plan is to build from Deming, New Mexico. forty miles from Ghe intsrna- tionai boundary, to some port on the Gulf Of California; also so extend the line from DenaiBg sia Albuqaerque to Salt Lake City, Utah Mir. John ". Young. son Of Brigham Young, who has Tor many years been railroad builder, has the enncession, and will undertake the enterprise. lacked. 1t is sail. by British syndicate that has contracied to advance s50O00Osl0 as the money may be needed on the bonds of the company Pittsbure Dispatch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

ARIZoSA does not want test oath is her ssfsttiitt;issii ssii9Ei The mere fact that it was placed there would be a proclamation to the world that ou laws are inadequate for the suppress sion of bigauy or Poiygany. Punish polygamists by imprisoning them: show to the world that We have laws dealing severely with polygsmistie cattle, but do not admit to the coun- try that we are unable to. protect our selves from crime by placing A test oath provision in. our state eonstisu- tion.-MohSTs Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10
The University,

J. ". Creighton, architect, from Phenix, is in Tucson. He has been employed by the bosrd of regents to prepare plans for two brick dwelling houses and a dormitory for the univer- sity. The dwelling houses VII be two stories; one will contain eleven rooms and the other, nine. T'ne dornitory will contain twenty-fo'sr roor..s with basement, which latte will be utilized for kitchen, pantry and dinisg rooms. These buildings will be all sons dis tance removed from the main buiId- ing. The cost of the new structure viii be irorA sI2,OOO to sI4,OO0.-- Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10
Nenllon.

DEaooRArs andrepublicans of Ora ham county have nominated delegates to She constitutional convention. The democrats nominated ex-Sheriff Ben McCrswfond and Hon. M. A. Platter son ald the republicans E. F. Moor man and E. 4. Cutter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

There is said to be a scarcity of roll ing stock at Wilcox to carry the eat tie which are ready to be shipped from there. There are 2J0 cars less thar ecessary 10 meet the orders slreaj ' iyen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Lewis Williams, George ". Seayerns J. V. Vickers and ". F. Nichols have been appointed delegates by the gov ernOr to represent Cochise county in the list oi delegates appointed to the trans Mississippi congress to be held in Denver May 18th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

THERE are many republicans who voted Tor J V. yickers for ooucilman
 last fall wilh feeling oE regret that they could not vote also for his op- poneni, ". K. Meade. They will take the opportunity next week to prove their sincerity by voting for him as candidate 10 the constitutional con
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Tbe Rio Grande river is raging at Fl Paso and the little Colorado in nor thern Arizona is a raging torrent. This is a marvellous condition at this time of year and the only surmise is that more snow fell in the mountains than was supposed,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

THE democrats Of MohaYe nomina- ted Foster s. Dennis for delegate and he will no doubt be elected. It is safe to say that he will hold his seat al though he was a member Of the legis- lRtars which created lhe effiee Of dele gate to the constitutional convention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Robert CowelI, W. A. Rowe and J. F. Wilsoia are the democratic candi- dates fer the ustitutIonal convention from Yavapsi county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Mrs. NJ, Porter, the owner of the ho-. tel and post traders store at Ft. Hua- chuca, has leased both places to J Pascholy for another term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

There was race or Allen street today between Frank Broad and An unknown. The former won the purse of S25. fine affair drew quite crowd and about s20O changed hands on the reSr1It
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

T. c. Norris is the democrstSs ran didate for delegate from CoS, ,pino county 10 the convention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Jake ShearsE came in last night from Ross mill He brings good re- ports from that section Of the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

John $. Robbins and wife passed through Fl Paso Monday last on their way to Chicago,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

J. H. Powers of PowGrs rancb is in town and reports t.ss ouiIooJ in his section full of good cheer,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Tue delinquent sale of the Head Center and Tranquility assessment has been postponed 10 June 2d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

The Invisible Drsughtsmsn Panora- n,s of Washington crossing the Dele Rre-New Art Views.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

THE result of the deliberations of the grand jury at New Orleans wss not unexpected here although it may have been at Rome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

The capacity 0i an average height ear is 4o,0oo poundss II is twenty eight festia length, and weighs about 9zS00 pounds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

R. c. Ketllewell and wife are back In Tombstone after spending several months at Hereford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

PygmaliOn and Gslats.R -2J Scenes from Lie Models. with reading from the Christmas Cs.rol.
 Tickets for tr might at 1he Willows
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

J.E. MoSTASDoS is very popular with ali the people along the line Of the road who viii give him a rousing vote for delegate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

The Huaehuea boys are going to or ganize baseball club to challenge the Tombstone nine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

A full bill of celOse,l au,i comic scenes shown under the Gre at Ligh, to night at SenieHelin hall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Mrs. A. D. Walsh left to-day for N=l!es:ss@ s.s@ .-l.e-e she gill -es.=.. .Inr- ing ihe summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Dr wsrnekros left yesterday for Hermosiila.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Dan Hughes, wife and son left today for NaeOssri.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Choice Eastern Dried Apples and Dried Raspbesriss as woleot.Is. 7-Is.ls
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

From, Wednesdays Daily.
 The city council will meet to-mer TOW night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

qaet refused to join in drinking a 1 toast to her Majesty the Queen. When 1 an explanation was demanded he said ! that he was sn offi"ial representative of the UnHed States. He had acknoN- l ledged no right Of the British sovereign to this courtesy. Hostile feeling against him is so strong that a peti- ] tinn is in circulation asking the au thorities al Ottawa to make an inqui- l " into the matter and to represent the circumstances to the American government demanding, at the same time, Earring g'simmediate withdrawal.
 CHIcAGo.-- B. P. Hutchinson, the aged and eccentric board of trade sPeculstor, about whose sudden dis appearance and return so much has recently been published. left here this evening for Boston. lis his intention to take vacation in the east. In the meantime his affsis well be straight ened out by bis sons. The examinas tion shows they are in a much better condition than supposed to be and that when everything is settled be will haye left about S500.O00.
 SAN FRANcisCo-The California Athletic club last nlght decided to mach Abe Willis, the Australian bantam weigh: and George Dixon. colored champion. for a fight, The purge will be $5,OO0 and tie aght will take place in June.
 CHIcAGo-Tom Ryan of Chica go the champion weiter weight, has ae- oepted tho challenge of Charles Kem- mick oi Minneapolis to fight him to a finish for stakes of sI0,OOO and a p.rse of s 500 offered by the Athletic clubs Of St. Paul and Minneapolis.
 HALIFAx-A report was current here last night that Inc British war snip Pelican nos in New Foundland waters has been fysd upon by the New FoanaisRa oar. catcher. in For. tame kay,
 ..rA FE-The territorial world's Air commissioners met here today and organized by electing ". T. Thornton Of Santa Fe, president and W H. ! LiewelIyn ol Las Cruces as secretary. 1 The territorial appropriation for the New Mexico exhibit is S25,Ooo, which will be increased to abou. SI000O0 by appropriations from the l6 counties Of New Mexico.
 KoNE-SGarlling rImoEs ere eiTeu~ Iating in this city and creating much alarm at the vatican and in govern. meut circles. The rumors originated alter q fire which yesterday evening i was discovered in barracks occupied
 by the carabineris, picked body of
 armed and mounted police or gen. darmes. IL is now currently reported
 that the fire was undoubtedly of in ceLdiary origin. and that it was thei xork of the soeialistic element in this city which has been bubbling up here
 and elsewhere before May day, on
 May day aud since that date in various forms aud under different disguises EEw ORLEsss.-Aiter six weeks in sessigation the grand Jury has com pleted it's iabors ia the Henessy case
 and the killing Of Italians Q, .he par
 iah prison, by presensing a special
 report. After reviswing the indictment
 trial and aequistal of ths nine Italians i charged with tbe murder Of Chief
 Heneaey and referring io the inHu-
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

aeerre cheyaey ]. ia Phsnls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10
BY WIRE.
es.pcrAr TO rar rsosraerorl

SAN DiEGo. Cai.--Ex-Secretsry of War Alphonso Taft had another re- lapse yesterday and his death is now expected at almost any time.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

G.1c O0O f. SIDE HOWARD, NEAR Esd;
tDlO.OOU. Mission warm belt; 5Ox122 IS
and handsome Groom residence and fats. 7 rooms
The morning call., 1891-03-15

G.o1OO PRICE REDUCED: MUST BE SOLD:
,po1OO. 18th ST.; cottage; within hall block Of
Castro-st cable; cosy bay-wndow cottage OF 4
rooms bath: lot 25x15: easy terms if desired. BO-
WEE TOY 4 co. ] 8 MONTGOMERY st.
The morning call., 1891-03-15
CITY REAL ESTATE,

n'FARRELL Il LANG, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
" Auctioneers and House Brokers. IL Montgomery
street. Members of the San Francisco Real Estate
Exchange
The morning call., 1891-03-15

S6IU0 ST. , NEAR Ads aEAyES
front vacant for fats. o. Il. Won RHEIN & CO.,
Coli
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GIOnO CLIPPER ST, NEAR CASTRO CA
n 1UUO. BILE line: 25xll4. Apply 10 p e.
MOLLOf, lSS Montgomery ST.
EI4A0 CLIPPER ST., NEAR CASTRO CA
u ItUV. hle line; 25xll4. Apply to p. C.
EOLLDY. l3S Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GJO ono CHEAP 5O-yARA; Sc. COR. OF
| u 1O.UUO. Greenwich and Leayenworih sts
| tDply to 4 MDILOY 1873 MONTGOMERY
The morning call., 1891-03-15

Gc000 BAR TLETr ST, BET. 2IST AND
DOOUO. 22d Mission and Howard; bay-win-
dow fats o. and rooms and bath each: new:
rents $40 per month. BoYEE, TOY x CO., 10
Moi ST
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GOO OOO SUFFER- ST, Mr.. JONES; B.
.NZO.UU story, substantial, almost new
binding of store and 4 rooms below and TWO upper
Hats OF 5 and rooms aud bath each above; total
rents $lIO per month; lot 25xS7 IS. BONEE, TOY
4 60 10 Mimi rniuerN
The morning call., 1891-03-15

$40 be SHSEG6 G 60 46o moUs ST On
provements; elegantly paDered: lot 25Nl0S. APP
ply TO p. Z. MOLLOY. l3S Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

DoST-Sr BUSINESS PROPERTY, CLOSE TO
L Taylor: store and fiat of 8 rooms aBd bath :
steadily rented tor $l10 per mouth; paying per
cent net; great future; ocNs from Union Square;
price $l4, 500. BuRSHAM * MARSH, 42S Mont
gOmery ST. 1t
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GIRAO WE WANT \ BID; nth. NEAR
S0DOUO. Valencia; bay window cottage Of 8
rooms and bath; laundry: brick foundations, etc. ;
lot 25N9O. e. II. UMbSEN & CO, II Montgomery.
The morning call., 1891-03-15
nOLLARS AND SENSE IN A LAKEVIEw IN
" vestment. New Office. 646 Market. mrI 5SuTuTh

07Q0Q 1705 POST ST.; LOT 24;6xS7 IS !;
III IOO. handsome bay window house Of 8
sunny rooms and bath: all modern improvements
and in frst-class condition. BAILEY. agent, 7l9
Market ST. house open for inspection this day, 10
) IA ~
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GIG OO0 ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE ON
D1O. UUU. Pacific Heights OF 8 rooms and
bath and all the latest modern Improvements; wood
mantels, electric bells, etc; grand marine view; on
Franklin ST., Pacific ave-: lot 3Sxl2O. Apply
DAVID STERN & SONS 322 Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

$47G0 dar and lslF 6dass in NhAR S6h
rents $50; lot 25x75. q. Il. UMBSEN a CO., Il
The morning call., 1891-03-15
.1O OOO COR. FOLSOM AND 10TH; ELE

C.0e 600 CHOICE NEW PIECE OF BUSE
pOO.OOU. ness property on o'Farrell St. near
Mason; store and Is rooms above; leased for five
years at S225 per month; lot 25xS7 g. Apply to
DAVID STERN AZ SONS 800 Montgomery ST
The morning call., 1891-03-15

C.t.)EO CLARA. NEAR 9TH: HOUSE IL .
= t-CO. fats OF 5 rooms each: lot 25G75; rent
S53. C. H. UMBSEN < CO., IA Montgomery St
The morning call., 1891-03-15

$4,000 sogT Ji FR a1 COR
l0Oxl00 and cottages. Apply TO p. &. MOLLOY,
The morning call., 1891-03-15

CJn OQO MANSION; POST, NEAR COUGH;
- .UOU. elegant bay -wiudow residence Of 10
rooms and bath: stone walks, brics foundations,
etc; lot - :6xi37:6. g. H. UMBSEN a CO., Il
Montgomery 81.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

ere -nO PART CASH CALIFORNIA. Mr..
y ". OUU. Dupont; 5-story bay-wiudow house
or p rooms and baths; brick foundations; all
modern CUuveuienCes: rents $3.50; lot 29N57 IS.
O. II. UNBSEN A CO. Il MONTGOMERY ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

q. COnO SUFFER- ST, SUNNY SIDE. NEAR
GOUUU. Webster; bay window residence OF
rooms, bath, laundry; ali modern improvements;
house nicely rapered throughout; brick fOunda-
tion; lot 25Xl0O; positively worthy of thor ough
investigations this is OF the cheapest houses for
sale in this vicinity. O'FARR ELL IL LANG, IL
MONTGOMERY st
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GETSO 5TH AVE, BET. 5TH AND 9TH,
III - - ~. Harrison and Bryant sts.: new house
OF fats, of and rooms and bath each: also
rear teuemeuthouse; brick foundation, etc: rents
Montgomery st. mrl5 SuWe ct
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GE0n0 PINE ST, Mr. NEBSrER-2-STORY
tDOOUO. house OF rooms and bath lot XIX
100; we have sold vacant lot only $50 feet distant
from this property at 81 30 per front foot. which
would bring this lot at $3.50, therefore the house
being given away at $3.50; this is positively bar
gain and worth your while to investigate. Apply
TO O'FARRELL & LANG, IL Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

$4,000 PTdpe4S on B eli Hs
riet; improvements consist OF store and fiat above
and 9 fats Harriet ST. rents $l75; lot 25Xl55.
DAVID STERN Il SONS 1923 Montgomery st.
o91 00O ELEGANT PIECE or PROPERTY
The morning call., 1891-03-15

$4,000 ELEGAH n. MoP I r., 7Ro0M COZ
St. near Point Lobos ave. Apply to p. Z. MOLLOY,
Ipurr
The morning call., 1891-03-15

$4,000 meGS foatns s Ay FEET IN on
gomery ave and 1877 feet on other streets, afford
ing 3 frontageS present Improvements yielding
apply to O'FARRELL a LANG, IL Montgomery
street. mrl 5 SnWe II
The morning call., 1891-03-15

Gle 0OO ELEGANT MODERN BUILT
u IO.UOO. house; n. line of Suffer ST., L
of Taylor; renting for $ll5 per month. Apply
DAVID STERN q SONS. 323 Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

G1I OO0 gAcksoN-sr. REsIDENCE, Mr.
u IL .OOo. Brodcrick; new 2-story house OF 9
rooms bath. salon parlor. laundry servants room;
large dry basement; elegant Tie aud bric-a-bac
manteIs; electric bells speaking tnbes, etc; lot
size 26:6XlO0: easy terms: part cash: balance in
month inStallments furniture, carpets ETC., can
be purchased. BOYEE, TOY & CO., 10 Montgom-
The morning call., 1891-03-15

Q.O0 nAl FiLBERT ST, BET. MASON AND
Wv. wv. Taylor; two 2-st0ry houses OF and
II rooms and bath each, aud rear house divided
into tenements lot Is: 6N137:6 most central To-
cation: always rented; income 81 90 per annun; a
splendid Investment. BoYEE, 10Y a CO., 10
Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

G.J0OO y LINE 2STH 10 W. FROM SAN
,1-OUO. chez ST.: a choice piece; 50Nll4; all
level and ready for building. Apply to +. C. MOL
10y. l3S Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

cth00 SANCHEZ ST. NEAR 18TH; NEW g.
ApnLE TO z c. NOLLOl. l5S MONTGOMERY So.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

U To UVVs CANT NtW oLOTts anu HdIsi TtlIIs
1928 per month; both streets accepted; this Is the
best prospective corner in the market to-day, being
only blocks from City Hall, and on the line
proposed FOlsom-st cabe and also on line Of 10Th
street line to the Potrer0 and South San Francisco
Apply DAVID STERN & SONS, 323 Montgomery.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

C.tTSO MAKE AN OFFER: WILLOW AVE
II L ~. near Valencia; 2-story baY-window
house OF rooms and bath; suitable for flats; lot
25IlOO TO an alley ;srent $50; part cash. G. H.
LMBSEN & co. IA MONTGOMERY 81.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GCTHO WEBSTER ST, NEAR HAIGHT;
u o ~. elegant fats OF and rooms, bath and
laundry each: high basement: brick foundation:
steadily rented; lot 25Xl00: If you are seeking
investment You should not let this slip. Apply to
O'FARRELI.& LANG, IL Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF DEPART
M ure; that elegant 2-stOry baY-window house on
n. side of Geary ST. bet. Fillmore and Steiner; con-
tains rooms, BATH laundry, unfinished basement,
etc: electric bells, electric lighting: heavy French
plate glass windows etc, throughout; side Of
street; with line of cable, and within l2 block
of Hamilton square; price. SIC. $50, for house, with
lot 10 :GxL5 IT.; price $1,000 for house, with lot
% :6x75 TT the present owner would also sell at a
great bargain the elegant furniture OF the above
house, n rare opportunity For full particulars
apply to EONEEE, TOY x CO, 10 Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-03-15

G).6O LOr 25xll5; ON 18th ST, NEAR
- -DOO. San chez; street work done complete.
q. Il. Z NJ BSkN N Co, II Montgomery St
The morning call., 1891-03-15

+ AKEYIEw LOTS. THE BEST INVESTMENT
II in San Francisco. New Lakeview office. 646
Market ST. mrl5 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GAG OO0 CHOICE LOT ON THE N. LINE
u O.OOU. OF McAllister ST., blocks from the
City Hall; elegant location for stores and fats
lot 50xl20 to Locust ave. Apply to DAVID STERN
a. SONS. 1913 Montgomery 81.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

C.1JSO HENRY-ST. COTTAGE. SUNNY SIDE,
.Nt-OU. bet. Noe and Castro. 14th aud 18th
new EastlaKe cottage OF 5 rooms; high basement.
brc-a-brac mantle and elegantly furnished through
out; very cosy home; lot 26Xll5. BUNEE, TOY
a co. IL Montgomery 81.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

C6n0 CASH, BALANCE IN MONTHLY IN
tDOOO staliments or in payments to suit pur-
chaser: choice building lot Spruce St, Clay:
25Xl00; street work compete, severed, graded,
cuTbed and macadamzed; ready for building; this
is choice opportunity for the home seeker aud
should grasp it at once. Apply TO 0'FARRELL &
LANG, II Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

Cat OOn CHOICE PIECE OF BUSINESS
IN IL .OUU. property on n. line of Mission ST.
through TO Jessie, near 4th: lot 30xl60. Apply to
DAVID STERN & SONS, 1913 Montgomery ST. 1t
BRENNAN & DUNN REAL ESTATE INSUR-
ID ance, Collection and House Brokers, $40 Market
ST. Special attention paid to the Of property Of
non-resileuts
The morning call., 1891-03-15

$4,000 6PH sT N tapy ot $50 pei
month: lot 6s:7xlOO e. H. UMBSEN n CO, IA
MourromRry 81
The morning call., 1891-03-15

$1,000 dsas s a9gsG AND h9r
and all latest modern Improvements: house about
years old. S. q. WoRDEN d CO., AIS Montgomery.
C0000 LOT ON LOTT ST, NIX. McALLls-
,DAOOO. ter; 25xl06:3. S. G. WoRDEN
Co. 4l5 Montgomery st.
l..)o0Q DIRT CHEAP; LOT ON FAIR OAKS
ID -.DOU. ST., near 25th; 26:6xl0O S. G. WoR-
DEN q CO.. 4l5 Montgomery s.
GpJ zoo LOTS ON L. SIDE OF WHITNEY
- L iUU. St, near 30th. S. G. woRDEN Il CO.
AIS Montgomery St mrl5 SuTh
C.1Sa CHEAPEST LOT AT LAKEviEw,
tD JCO. 25xl0O.
$l75-Lot 3Oxl 90, on and 4lst ave-. S. of park.
S50O-Large corner 4Sx1I9, on San Bruno road.
RoTHERMEL * CO., 1S Montgomery ST. mrl5 81
QH75l MODERN COTTAGE, ROOMS AND
epC OO. bath, n. side Oak ST., next cor. OF De
yisadero; make an offer; lot 25x94. ROTHEkMEL
q CO., Is Montgomery st. mrl5 80
G.c0it PER ROOM WILL BUILD GOOD SOUND
DCOV substantial houses; specimens of my work
IN al parts of this city examine references HOuS-
TON, builder, 10, % and 80 Haght ST.; Workshop.
1876 and 49, Rose ave. feS 6m Su
The morning call., 1891-03-15

tDAO.OUO. dence, centrally located in posi-
lively of the choicest residence sections of the
city: convenient to Suffer- Geary and Ellis st.
lines and only short ride from the business Sec
ton of the city; house contains 10 rooms, bath,
bilIiard-room: half finished basement; lot 47:6x
37:6; lot is worth $500 per front foot and the
house cost $4,000 to build Apply to O'FARkELL
x LANG, IL Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

GeOnO 5 SIDE FILBERT. NEAR HYDE; 20
II OUbU. Xl37 70 and good houses Apply to
p C. MOLLDN 1873 MONTGOMERY St
The morning call., 1891-03-15

S33UU a .6Iso; ready yi' to build On; street
work done complete. Il. II. UMBSEN X Co, Il
Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

l.I0 0O0 ELLIS-ST. RESIDENCE. NEAR
u lO.OUU. Laguna, sunny side ard on line OF
cable; 2-story house of 8 rooms. bath, laundry,
speaking tubes and unfinished basement, stone
sidewalk and every convenience through lot
25xl20 TO rear street. BOYEE, TOY CO., 10
MONTGOMERY 81.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

$4,000 ana B.s s. BET FE 55S iH
provements Apply to 2. G. MOLLOY 1873 Mont
sr
The morning call., 1891-03-15

800 Sqs A1aTes ana sts 1sB, M
good business property. o. i. Won kHEIN Il CO.,
CaI Ir1rrAi n ct