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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

A paper by Mr.. 4. d. Thurbcr In Tho
North American Review contains useful
information on tho safest Investments.
Mr.. Thurber's article Is called Industrial
and Financial Cooperation" Tho writer
regards tho gigantic industrial trustssuch
as Standard oil. tho Sugar ReiinorS com.
bination and tho Cordagc conipany'ssyn.
dicate. as examples Of financial and In
dustrial cooperation. The stocks Of these
great combinations and Of others similar
in character arc now bought and sold on
the markets under tho name Of indus
trial stocks and securities, and Of such
stocks Mr.. Thurber on the whole thinks
well. Tho worst possible investments
he declares to DO railroad securities.
quoting az follows to show how railroad
investors are swindlod.
The Chicago Railway AFo publshos COM
pilailon showing tho foreclosure sales and
feceiyarahlia NJ railroads In tho United States
during ian, which stflkingly rejects tho de-
pressed condition u that interest. within the
pat year twcnty.nino companies vefa sub
lected " foreclosure sale. with funded debt
Discouraging ~ thl. showing may appear
YET II Ia fact stlli moro dlscourazins that
the foreclosures ~ the last nitcen years
show eva higher annual average than
those NJ 10. Since 1873 the aggregate forg-
closure sale. cover 1o,s.j miles, with t2.s.i.-
0p0o of combined stock aud bonds, NJ an
average ~ tis Dnp0p PER nnnum. Ofthhhuga
total t1.n1nmD occurred during the three
years isss. isl1 and iIesi and yet - little was
tho nursi effect OF thosU disastrous yrara that,
imugdiatcly following. o furofo ~ speculative
cons'fnoiion set IN which resulted In thoseyofu
financial crisis from which We nfe now emery.
ine The foregoing significant figures, hove
ever. tell only part 81 the story for within the
past year a.ttJ miles Of road have been placed
under fccelvorhips. with n combined total u
capital stock and bonds amounting TO tin1ini,-
GU When may We expect Investors 10 learn
better than 10 put their capital into railroad
.cheinoa started on wholly speculative hasi,i
Among tho best forms Of Investment
tho writer mentions tho poor mans
friend. the building and loan aasoeia-
tons But these ought to DO under
strict state supervision. 40 that no spec.
ulator can form sham associations Of
this kind aud deprive the poor man Of
his earnings. OF these associations Mr.
Thurbur writcgi
The aggregate resources II tho savings aaso-
ciations u the country arc nearly ~ Per cent.
of the entire assets Of all state, savings, loan
and trust COMPANIES aud private banks and
bankers from which resorts worv received itst
year. Their deposits wcfo los than 10 pr cent
below those Of this national banks. and were
more thar twice "a large A. the total capital
stock Of tho national hankA with this true
now, when ordinary savings banks are rrac-
tieaily confined To a small part Of the country.
what viii happen whom the now form u say-
ings bank gutsiis growth throughout tho union1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

1ho statement Of tho MARRIAGE license
clerk in Cowugton 10 u young lady yes
terdhy afternoon was ono that would
disappoint even an ardent lover of the
male persuasion. She applieI. Tor a mar.
fiagc license. and was told Ia cold. inii.
cial accents that Il was not yet leap
year. aud that u was custom. snuc-
toned by the laws Of Kentucky, that
tho gentleman In n marrying affair
shonld call for the license and 10 tia
necessary oath taking. She was romo.
what fashed. but soon recovered her
toruuIiy aud went on 20 explain. Her
name was Lconora Sehloonkcr. She faid.
and tho gentleman 10 whom fho was 10
BE- married was John J. Ruby II was
almost impossible for him 20 leave bis
occupation before dark. and then u
would be- TOO lato 20 get tho license
Therefore, fhc bad conloutcl TO come
over md secure tho paper
II seemed deserving ease In tho eyes
of the clork. aud ho proposed q plan to
circumycut tho difficulty 10 agreed 20
hold tho Office open 10 certain hour
aad secured tho promise Of Judge Shine
to bo present NJ the appointed time 20
perform tho marriage ceremony. Miss
Schloenkcr won't back TO consult Mr.
Ruby, who was moro than delighted
with tho arrangement and readily as.
fontoi TO tho proposition Last evening
they met aud won't across tho bridge,
aud n half hour later returned husband
and wife.-Cincignati Enquirer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

a sound scheme OF philanthropy has
been cafriod ont with good results by
NJ. Felix Dclcuzc. gentleman OF for
tune In Paris, who some years ago, be-
roft OF vito md children, adopted six
teen orphan girls. These he installed In
his fine but dosolate house under u suitl-
bio stat Of govorncsses, and had thom
educated carefully under his own super
vision, Two Of tho girls, now grown TO
DO women, wero happily married last
year, three more, attended by nino OF
their companions, were welded at u
triple ceremony this spring, and two
have taken tho yeil. Each girl Is pre-
sontcd with $1,000 and an excellent
trouasoau ON her wedding day, but az
the magnificent fortune Of their bene-
factor Is not 10 become their property
they arc Brought mp with no Injurious
tastes or e4trayaslnt expectations
New York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

Admiral Caneyaro, commander Of tho
Venice arsenal, has arranged that in
stead Of tho Stella b,ing baptized in the
usual way, by having bottle OF cham.
pagno broken ON its bows, tho ancient
custom OF the Venetian republic shall DO
revived. That Is, that gilt ring shall
be attached 10 the vessels PROV ia such
o way by the godmothor that when tho
ship is launched tho ring shall DO tho
first thing to touch the water this ful,
filling tho wedding Of tho sea"-Lon-
don News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

The director OF tho mint, authorized hy
act OF congress, has recently Issued .
circular letter TO artists inviting them 10
nbmit ''now designs OF authorized en-.
blcms or devices 10 DO prepared or adopt
ed Tor tho coins OF the United States"
This on It's face Is highly 10 b. COM
meulcd, for our coinage NJ prcrcnt 90
calculated 10 mako tho judicious weep
aud tho lnliewarm patriot synnlth,zc
with tho structures Of tho foreigner o.
our degree OF civilization. Tho cri'i-
oisms on our coinage could indeed b. APP
piled with equal force TO all our mouNys,
for the treasury notes, with their wealth
OF turning lathe trHecry and their hsu
painters lettering, are no better than
our coins. Tho ono excuse Tor thoir ox-
istenco has been tho difficulty which
they were supposed TO oppose 10 counter.
foiting; but this, II appears from late de-
yolopmonts, is largely imaginary, aud
their ornate ugliuoss IL therefore with
out oxtcnuating circumstance Serb.
ugr'H
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In tho autumn the society organized
for ooloniging foreign song birds In this
state will commission n practical dealer
to select and purchase as many song
birds In Europe rs the money nj his com.
inand will permit, Tho money is being
secured by contributions, and Is being
paid In gradually Tho absence Of song
birds In California Is a misfortune. The
presence OF song birds IN California
would be an everlasting enjoyment
Golden Gate park should be alive aud
merry with them. They would be an
attraction there rs beautiful as the many
hucd flowers, the graceful trees and the
smiling landscape. San FTaueisco POST,
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Anew railroad was being built through
Ponnsylyania county. Gangs Of ltal.
ian laborcr worked on tho road o. usual.
doing the heavy and rough tasia which
u seems no Americans, Germans or Irish
will do any longer No. II IN ono Of
tho gangs was smaller even than tho
other short. swarthy sons Of southern
Italy llo WIS delicate featured aud Ia
the Grat Tow nays Of work he blIstcroi
his hands painfully, but no mover com.
planned, toilins ON patiently with the
rot, doing his full share Of work. IIo
lived ia hat by himself, apart from
tho rest. and gave no name in particular
TO anybody. Al that was known was
that ho was No. H.
ono day u newly arrived batch Of ltal.
lans was put to work along with tho
Others Whom No. II passed ont In tho
morning. ono Of these new mon glanced
tharply nj him. and going mp to him
called him by name. Then No. II gave
himself dead away and burst into tears
like woman. For Seventeen was
woman. She mado n confession 10 tho
superintendent She had come to Amer.
icaa year ago. a Wild longing for her
kindred oyercame her, and she resolved
to save money to bring her father and
mother to America. She worked as a
woman, but got 20 little wages that rho
WIS In despair. Then abe boldly cut tho
knot For love Of her father and mother
lhc dressed ~ u man aud went out ~
railroad laboror. earning u mans wages
In tho months sho had been digging
and shoyelinE dirt sho had already saved
nearly the amount necessary. After
making her fearful confession sho said
,ho was willing TO quit and resume her
sex II tho superintendent said 10,
hut he did not. Iio told her to 60 on
ftill and work lilso man II she desired,
and she should have n fair show among
hia laborcrA She did. and IS working
yet, for love Of father and mother.
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"The country towns generally manage
h make the city pay tho freight" re-
marked q prominent wholesalorth other
day When they baill iheir churches
thoy often send delegations to tine city
after subscriptions. aud their civic and
military organizations and charitable
Institutions aro mover backward about
striking the city business Or professional
man for assistance. But the latest
scheme Is to make tho jobbing houses
IN the city help pay for the Fourth Of
July celebrations In tho various villages
whore they have customers
1.-THE iobbcr receives letter from the
subscription committee 90 the effect that
his customers. Mcssrs. Doe. Roc, Jones
and Smith, will consider % favor u no
will do something toward tho celebra-
lion. The letter says that the celebra-
ton will call a great maay people into
town, and Of course tho sale % bis goods
will DO increased. for special pains will
be taken 70 push the sale o. The goods
purchased oil those who help tho celobra-
ton by subscription.
ut " a species of blackmail that the
jobbcrH must wink az, and tho reinlt Is
be sends biz iiiue check for five or tcn
dollars, At the same time bottlIng hs
wrath. You can sc1 that II be- receives
similar letters from four % five towns
tho draft upon him Is N mail, and
that he pays tribute 10 four or Eve Of
them % an assured fact, az have letters
TO prove. There arc very fow fioa on
tho country subscription committees. 1
can assure you. Utica Observer
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Some years after the war Mr.. William
q, Aldrioh, agod twenty-one, went from
New York to tho mineral regions Of Ala.
5ama. His idea was to develop tho coal
mines OF tho district IN which no settled
md grow up with tho now south.
Young Aldreh was full Of American
rim and ambition. and determined not
,nly to get What he could out OF Ala
oama coal mines. but also 20 put what
40 could into the state In tho way Of
Ocautfying tho country gnd improving
he condition Of hia miners
Tho result Is ono OF tho things people
ike TO read Of. Mr.. Aldrieh had certain
theories Of his own that people attract to
hem their own like. II n man IA honor.
able, progressive aud determined TO do
Tho square thing this young man believed
no would draw about him tho SAINT sort
II worlmen. Tho young northerncr had
therefore u theory TO provo us wen as
'ortuno 10 make. lilo had company
liore on tho coal lands, but II was one
hat favored the purchasers quito as
much ms thes sellers. Ho built picturesque
cottages with gardens about them for
he miners, and settled his mon In them.
Both white aud black people were
imong tho worhmcn, 40 that provision
iad to DO made for their entertainment
separately. White and black alike
,alled him Familiarity "aIE Will" Mr.
win built two school houses for the chill.
lren Of tho miners, ono for blacks, tho
other for whites, 1t IS interesting to
know that tho eolorcd people pay their
teacher themselves, while Mr.. VIII Is
obliged to pay tho white teacher out Of
his own pocket,
Whenever there Is fight those who
participate In It arc all banished from
tho mines for term Of months, accord
ing to the onornity OF tho oIonse. Mr..
Aldrleh Is judge and jury both, aud no
makes tho punishment ~ tho crime"
Since, however. tho colony Is about tho
pleasantest place tho miners have ever
struck in which to live and labor, fights
arc very rare, There has never been .
strike, although tho mines have been
operated under the present management
nearly twenty years. Except tho rule
about fighting, there are few regulations
Tie landscape in the nsighborhood Of
the mines has grown steadily moro beau.
tlful and blooming, 1t is pleasant to
know that"Mr, VIII" has not only made
his fortune, but has done what Is still
harder-proyed his theory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

II the government statistics published
by the republic of Colombia arc reliable.
life under tho tropics ia by no means I'M.
healthful. Tho death ratio in Chiriqui,
province Of Panama, In years when
there is no revolution. Is only little
over seventeen to the thousand, n ratio tho
most healthtul city OF the United States
might envy. The state Of Panama, nc.
sording TO tho government census, con-
lains $4,000 inhabitants, yet In SIS ono
province OF Chiriqui above mentioned
there are 100 persons 100 years old and
upward. There Is one old fellow who
;onfesses TO being iji years old, but his
neighbon say there Is q document In OK.
istenco which no signed ll9 years ago.
He takes bath every day aud drinks
nothing stronger than coffee or chooo-
late. Ho owns q coffee plantation aud
works on it every day, What Is more,
this truly marvellous tale goes ON TO mar
rate that tho old gentleman enjoys ex.
ecllent health and gives promise of liv-
Ing several more years, How tired his
heirs must be OF waiting to inherit that
,oiieo plantatonl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

Rats have taken possession OF a large
mulberry tree along Frankioyd creek.
They eat tho ripe, luscious berries aud
drive OIL all birds, but when disturbed
by the approach Of a human being they
drop headlong from the branches Of the
tree TO the ground aud run Oh until tho
coast Is clear for their return after more
berries. seyon sleek rodents wero seen
TO drop from the tree in succession yes
,aldav. --Hoston Record.
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Those Census Bulletins.

They arc all right, Of course. Expcria
have counted up tho figures and profos.
tors have prepared them. But there Is
ono thing that Ia 10 DO regretted from
tho standpoint Of tho people who. UNI
Ike government experts and professors.
have not plenty Of time. Busy news-
paper writer's would like to giyo sum
mary Of the statistics Of their country
to waiting ind anxious readers, but
what newspaper writer In America can
spend thrOo hours day summing up.
averaging and pcrcenting tho figures tho
experts and professors hayo strung ont
20 beautifully
Lot us tako tho education bulletin.
for instance. Look at pagoA There Il
ono OF those learned aud elaborate
tables. 1t contains tho names Of tho
states and territories. After these "a
printed over and over again. hundreds
Of times, in long columns. tho word
'yos" or "no;' sometimes ono and
sometimes tho other. Now, might ono
ask without ononse. what IL tho particu.
lar point to repeating these words yes
aud no several hundred timesi They
are fascinating. thrilling words, but not
In u census bulletin. Newspaper writers
arc shallow. Oh. yes, thoy are super
iicial, too, wo arc told. But II tho nows-
paper people OF tho country had those
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naval supplies cannot DO imported
duty free, it seems Fifty cases OF cham
payne were recently landed for use on
board tho flagship Philadelphia, but the
treasury department would not let them
come in without payment Of the usual
customs rates. This high handed ont.
rage Of taxing naval officers ammunition
lA09ld not ~ forgotten.
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ksgio toTags Magazine, The shsapes, and bss,ln
Ne country. specially valuable - rsha, q eafftnt
history. rficc. per volume Of % nusbsf. h.s9. psf
tsaf q b. nailsd
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intend single ono reduction will dispose Of ihcm
Aio, Of Black
Fancy Brocadoa b 90 10 il,2j.
Umbrellas $500 10 sl.b nom $3.50 TO $780, from $500 10
sti5 from $3.50 to $780, etc.
la
strips Of beautiful Embroidery reduced per strip
10 6 from 2O om DC to .jc from 65c
Magnificent Fouucng 27in
0c 3 from 400 u 'dc from Mo 70 60c from sl50 o0c
Hamburg lnbroers reduced rem 6Jc to 3c from 0Oc 10 a5r
100 Jafane prices, which viii
2jc Ij, 90 $3.50 10
SsiO 800 So 2o FROM $500 to s3gj from $1,000 to $500
CAEEIsmT IRmTHpIAIJrss.
body Brussels and Moqueo lengths to
at Real ennau Pdcu!
" 30 snyTna Mats lcIu from 90 10 1s
@
de,isu' reduced il91 ;22 from $500
t56lt Ia
ono lot Of printed Cfumb Cloths oso, o5cr s5O
shall also offer iniuccmsrs regular stock Of Choice
Mir Aae,ach l. gollg Fast for stock
Our Stock Closing Price
nsssssii oiss@ G..tl jersey f,o$,
naus ga,;5,t H~ Fancy
0ss .for;s.
60 "a .s Is Pc .sss i ;o.s g 81, l
oss y. y iilaisa Iear 20, 10. - '
iiSt calico arpca 80
% is sss s iS5s aS,S 81 s sis,
n. i1low ts. % ush worth % % iga
o ' Il iaGilh Si % ''o'''S ou'i'"
c}mrIpss' I'UrtrJIsIzIrIc+ DmEsT.
3ns T T q Tsy, Doe pase Hit stiG, iiS, hoishsl&
SSs S b9yi Sses
oSs Us Two piece gli suits
oss iS
,al 5 Ss W aS XIV az,
yass asS SisSa,is anu ". xUIsII3AI ess BIiS
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Published sy,ry Iussiay and Friday. subsfip
iian price, In airsnee. rsf year. TACO. cir mouths
u. i5 three months, si.0o. POSTPAID o. delivered ~
faulsf
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DESERET EVENING NEWS.

rasii.hsi every day sscsrt sunday Il p m.
fub,erlr,l5n Price IN advance siooo r,r year, 500
rsr sonih 81 cents yer week. POSTPAID OF delivered
b .anisf.
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:: OF :: COST

Our patrons. We shalcon
this Department until sold
reduction SILK Pongc
b0 from a5c 1nc from s5 10 s5c they
musth OseiUu month"; SIN Remnants at HALF Price.
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ANOTHER CUT IN PARASOLs
No do not niend CORY naIa Induction viii dsposo
The morning call., 1891-08-30
CITY REAL ESTATE.
.oOOo AN ELEGANT house ON 10TH ST

4 II. UMBSEN & CO.

II.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HOUSE BROKERS.
Members OF 5. +. Real Estate Exchange,
IA Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-08-30
CITY REAL ESTATE.
nj ADioON BURKE, REAL ES FATE AGENTS
W Established 1881 4Ol and 4O3 Montcomery
-AeihoerS OF San Francisco Real Estate Exchange
IMPROVED PROPERTY

M ADISoN & BURKE, REAL ES FATE AGENTS
Members of sn r1s6Sl 4Ol and 4os MONTGOMERY.
oinoeIS OF oan francisco Real Estate Exchange.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
inc on Geary ST.. near Taylor: pay
rug d lar income; 56x62: IS.
S27,o00-Pays over 9 per cent; new improvements:
ON nay es ST. mr. Buchanan; lot 67:6xl2o to Linden
Residence. new and modern; I3 rooms. BATH laun-
uIy, pntler's pantry, etc; bedrooms; latest i'm
Van Ness ave. and Washington St
sl6.OQO-Stockton st, cor Greenwich; pays IL
$l5,00O-Ninth st, near Folsom: new and sub
stantial improvements; stores and flats; well
Fourth-st corner, near Bryant; store and fat;
paving good interest; lot SOxSO; only 81 1000.
Slo,OOo-Three fine flats Fillmore St,
Haght always rented at good figures; lot 26190.
SlO,UoO-Pays 10 per cent; Eddy ST., near Bu
ehanan; room to erect another house; lot 5l:l0x
Ss0oo-New flats on Fillmore ST., near Oak; rents
sl2.oOo-Cor; oFarrer St, mr. Buchanan; store
and fiat; rents for $40; lot 25x90
$7OO0-OFarreli ST., Steiner; rooms and
bath; modern; lot y ;3xlS7 IS
H9ward St, mr. l4thi rents $50; new fats; lot
SACRAMENTO ST., nr. Broderek: flats;
s55Oo-DoIores St, mr.. 25th; 9 fats, 5 rooms and
bath each; 25xl2o.
$5250oseyenih st. nr. Folsom: rooms and bath;
$32So.kents $l5 per month; store and fat; cor.
FRANCISCO. mr. Powell; 25x6S :6
S23O0-FolSom st, nr. oath; rooms and BATH
lot 25xl26; on easy terms.
$620o-kents $50; Bush St, nr. Broderick; flats;
S4250-Rents $3S; Langton ST. nr Howard: 2
flats lot 25xS0.
S4qOn-Cottage; Treat ave, nr. 21st ST.;
and bath; % :4Nl00.
S3600-RentS $36; mr.. Brannan and 7th SrS.: lots
iUN5U to street.
S32O0-Tilden ST., mr. Castro; Q fats paying IL
per cent; lot 32xloO.
. Sanchez St. nr: 29th; bay-window cottage
rooms and bath lot 25xl05.
S2lO0-Reuts $50: nr. cor. Folsom and Fremont
SITS 9 rooms; lot 23x5O.
$S45O-Cottage and lot; Duncan St, mr.. Dolores;
rooms and bath; lot 24xll4
S2S75-FolSom ST., nr. NOrwIch; cottage and lot
25xs0.
UNIMPRoVED PROPERTY.
S5O.o00-Market-St. gore lot; 156 on Market by
1l7:S on 10TH
S2l,0O0-Pine ST.. mr.. Octavia; 6s :9xl37:6 n
S1O,5OO-Golden Gate ave, Frederick St;
S24,o00-Broadway ana octavia; marine view;
1877 T:SxlOS.
$20,O0O-Sutter and Fillmore; 53xl00.
Sl6,5OO-Elis ST., mr.. franklin; 55xl20.
$I5OO-Castro st, cor 25th; S0xll4.
SoOOO-Gough ST., nr. Lyon; 50Xl37 Is.
SlOOO-Broderick ST., nr. Fulton; 50Xl12:6.
S6S15-Broadway, nr. Octavia; 34:4xl27:S.
S35OO-Dolores ST., lit. oath; 50xl35.
S5O0O-C0rner on Mission road, opposite Silver
ave: l2IxsO.
S50OO-Dolores. near Path; 5Oxl25.
S300O-Cheap Henry ST., Sanchez; 35xll5.
S2l5O-South Broderick ST.. nr. l4th: 25 :Sxl44.
S23OO-Sanchez ST., nr, 1Sth 25Nl05.
S5OO0-fell St, nr Broderick 25xl37:6.
S3OO0-Guerrero st, mr.. 18th; 25xgO.
SlsUO-Eighteenth ST., mr.. Castro: 25X15.
SlOOO-Cor. 29th ana Douglass; 57Xl52 %.
MADISON Il BURKE, 40l and 403 Montgomery
street. II
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C-$-$-$-S-S
sp MEREDITH q HENDRY
634 MARKET ST., OPP. THE PALACE
CLEO EACH-3 FINE LOTS NEAR METRO.
I'D i w polltan Electric road: a snap and going
This week MEREDITH HENDRY.
QHCE EACH-LOTS READY FOR BUILDINt;:
W. l4th ave-. near st; Haight-st. cable now
extending near them. MEREDITH d HENDRY
go, n EACH-LOTS IN CHOICE BLOCKS
WA''O only one block from electric road: sy5
cash. $40 per month; these lots VIII surely double
befoss sII months. MEREDITH HENDRY.
U1.JS EACH-2 FINE LOTS N or GOLDEN
eNIZO Gate Park: $40 monthly payments
MEREDITH q HENDRY. aI3O SuTuTn
The morning call., 1891-08-30

G2OQ0 COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS ON LYON
Oc-OO. St. near Bush; mortgage on the prop
erty OF $1,000. which can fenain 1T per cent; lot
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GSE0l A FLATS AND LOT ON ALVARADo
SCCOO' ST., near Guerrero; contains rooms
ana bath each; rents $50 per month; lot 25xl14.
The morning call., 1891-08-30

GO900 COTTAGE HOUSE ON VALLEY ST.
=, -COU. near Church, contains rooms and
The morning call., 1891-08-30

GS0 00O RENTS $500 PER ANNUM
PoO.OOO. Pays per cent clear of everything:
hrSt class down-town corner 4story building: built
only years; frontages stores and lodging house
nrs-class tenants years lease; better inc ONE
property IN the city call quick.
McAFEE, BALDWIN a HAMMOND,
au3o SuTuTh 10 Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-08-30

- 10u0 NEAT BAY-wINDow HOUSE ON
= iOOO. 1stbst., mr.. Church; contains rooms