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The morning call., 1892-08-15
PRuPosALS.

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pKoPosALs-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
a following work aud materials VIII be received
by the Board OF New CITY Hail Commissioners In
the chamber OF The Board OF Supervisors on MON
DAY, the z2d day OF August, 1892, between the
hours OF L A. NJ. aud II N.
Contract No. Se-Polce Courts in northwest
lures stairways and grille work requisite to com.
plete departments. To be completed November
i, 1892
Contract No. 4O-Completiou OF NE wing. en-
bodying all standing finishes. lathing and plaster
ing. carpeuters' and 1onefs work. eto. To be com.
Contract Nc. 41-NFought and cast iron specin.
cations, enb0dying all Iron beams and girdrrs
starways and columns. grille WORK. etc, for CON-
pction OF N Il. wing. 10 be completed November
l. 1892.
Contract No. 42-Furniture and fittings embody.
Ing all stationary fixtures for Public Library, desks
wall racks. etc. hardwood finishes necessary to
eempiets NE. wing. 10 be completed December L,
1891.
Contract No 43-Plumbing and gas work en-
bodyfng ali stationary fixtures, ventilation, drain
age. supply waste. etc, requisite 10 compiste n e.
wing. Rough work to be completed September Is,
1892. Contract TO be completed December j. 1892.
work ernbodyIng all lines aud runs with nxtnres
and fittings radiators. etc. Bids to be for steam
ana hot water heating separately. Rough work
completed September l6. 1902 Contract completed
Contract No 45-Furniture and standing fixtures
stairway and sundry alterations and additions In
Tax Collectors departments. To be complsted
Contract No 4e-outside painting. embodying
the four towers aud yentiating shafts. etc, with
pleied November ], 1892.
The Secretary Will furnish blank forms CT proDo
sas 70 Intending bidders. and no bid VIII be enter
tained unless made upon blanks so furnished, and
unless same Is accompanied with certified cheek
Tor o per cent OF the total sum OF tender. Tho
PAYMENTS viii be made by audited demands on the
Treasury drawn against the New City Hall Fund.
burst, Beard of Now CITY Hall Commissioner
jT2i BOT EDWARD 1. WOLFE. Secretary.
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a. o. U. w.

a comprehensive statement on the system OBJ
jects aims, etc, OF the order, and the duties Of
members has been issued by Sacramento Lodge
No. 80.
A most valuable document has been issued for
the general membership by George B. Kalzen-
slein, q. Nj. W., giving origin, mission, growth
objects, plan of order, relations of subordinate.
grand and supreme lodges, separate iurisdic-
uons RELIEF laws, etc. Also results, gain Of
membership averages and names Of those who
died IN California in 1891, numbering 246 and
10 whose heirs the sum Of 1892. 900 was paid In
said year.
supreme r corder Sackett's report for June
SHOWS ~, 94l members in good standing July
/, 1872. gain OF 22l7 for the mouth, ami of
81, 100 for the past II mouths; paid 10 bench
claries ID June, S543,63S As; paid for year 1891,
S5,307 5SS 54; total paid from organization TO
benefciaries, S41,725 140 10.
Deputy Rahmstorf has a public meeting Gin
prospect for Brentwood next month. The Con
ira Cos a lodges are moving steadily along
Noe Valley Lodge reports three applications
and folr others on The way
The public meeting OF Deputy Williams at the
PolTero ON the 29ib will be largely attended.
Golden West Lodge has an extra programme To
offer.
To make more complete arrangements Golden
Dawn Lodge ID. OF H., has postponed its public
reception to The evening OF the 27th.
Valley No. 80 Will give novel attraction TO
members of The order on the evening OF the 81 st.
keystone No. GA OF Oakland viii hereafter
hold speeial programme meeting on the tbIrd
tuesday evening in each month. the idea OF
which is to call out large attenGanee of the
members, TO present something attractive,
interest hem In the order, etc
franklin No. II reports increased interest and
considerable work, having applications and de-
gree work at almost every meeting.
Harmony No. 8 Is making arrangements for
Its coming anniversary.
DR.. Hugh Doherty, supreme medical ex-
aminer. died AT Boston. Mass. Sunday, July 81.
aged 90 years i month aud "a days. Since the
Institution of the Grand Lodge of his jurisdiction
be has been Its efficient grand recorder and
when the office OF grand medical examiner was
created he was appointed to that position In his
State, and has continuously filed the same. In
1886 he was elected supreme medical examiner
and unanimously reelected each year since.
Faithful, unswerving aud true can honestly be
Inscribed upon his tomb.
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KNIGHTS nfPxthiaa

Grand Chancellor W. c. Graves Will officially
visit this week: Monday, Piedmont Lodge No.
l72, OAKLAND; Wednesday. Bay City Lodge No.
117i Thursday, Liberty Lodge No. 35, West
Oakland; Friday. Golden Gate Lodge No. 3;
Saturday Banner Lodge No. ia at Clements.
Supreme Master alarms George II. Morrison
and SUPREME Representative T. F. Bachelor
attended the meeting OF Unity Lodge No. 6l last
week en- the occasion OF the grand chancellors
visit, aud both brothers entertained the men,
beTs pi eSent with edifyiHg remarks.
supreme Representative L. +. Bachelor
leaves for Kansas City to-day TO attend the SUI
preme Lodge session. Supreme Representative
stanton l.. Carter will leave MS home at Fresno
on Wednesday next. going Via the Santa Fe route.
The institution OF Marathon Lodge No. IS2
at Los Angeles Is In progress. much time being
consumed because OF The large charter LIST,
which contained 1876 names. Tricolor Lodge
No. 96 initiated the strangers into The mys-
teries OF the first rank Tuesday evening
last; Samson Lodge No l4S undertook the
proving OF the pages In the second rank on
Wedns sday aud Thursday evening, aud Gauntlet
Lodge No. 129 was honored with the labor OF
fully Charging them as knights. On Friday
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MIscelIaneous.

Washington Council No. $50. a. L. of H.. In
auEurated series Of receptions on the evening
OF the 10th. The attendance was large and
enthusiastic. Speeches. songs. recitations and
collation. were prominent features of the evening
aud dance concluded No. 480 proposes these
receptions hereafter upon the second Tuesday In
each month.
California Union No. COS, f. a. u, will cele-
Drate its fifth anniversary at 500 Post street on
Monday evening, August 15, with literary and
musical entertainment. TO which members OF ;ne
order are invited.
Last Friday j. Ii. Savage left for Pueblo. Colo.
TO attend the session of the head camp OF Wood
men as delegate from No. 81 OF tins city. lie
visits Boston aud the East alter the session. He
was accompanied by NJ. t. Moses and j. j. Boak
the former delegate from No. 64. The latter the
representative OF the Woodmen's Sick BeDeEt
Association.
The new great chiefs of the Improved Order
Ked Men Tor the presentiyear. elected at the re-
eent session at Fresno. are: f. Brandt, Co. p. !;
George w. Lowe, e. s.; 5. Gumbiner. &. $. s. ;
y. L. Seayey, 6. J. S.; j. w. Maher. G. @. OF k. !:
Adam Smith, q. X. of w; II. II. Deppie e. e.
OF w; William Jones. G. g. OF f.; f. Brandt
and Adam Smith, e. Reps.
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/. q. O. II.

Grand Master StOckwell and Grand Secretary
Lyon left the city on Saturday TO make the fol-
lowing official yisitatIons: August Is, Milton;
IS. Copper0pOlls; ] 6, Columbia; II, Sonora; 18,
Angels; 10, Sheep Ranch 90 San Andreas; 22,
Railroad Flat; %, West Point; "a. Mokelumne
Hili; 26, Volcano; 81. Jackson 20. Suffer
Creek; 80, lone; 81, OleIa; September L,
Plymouth: 2, Diamond Springs; 5, PlaeervIle; |;
., Coioma; o. Georgetown; z, Sacramento; 8,
Elk Grove; 10, Gait
The above contains volume OF argum Mt why
IL Is that Odd Fellowship in California always
reports steady increase. 1t is because of the
constant yisitaiOns OF officials and the constant
keeping OF the order before tile cOmmuniie les OF
the State. The smallest localities are regularly
and Systematically visited. and 1t makes an
event In tile history OF said locality.
Danyllle Lodge was recently instituted at
Danville, Contra Costa County, by Deputy HeI.
man Peers.
Preparations for the coming session OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge next month at Portland
are progressing rapidIy. The prospect for large
attendance from The East is good owing to the
extra favorable rates given by the railways of
that section. From the committee at Portland
and also from The local members here we learn
that similar rates have not been given By our
owu railways and that il promises 10 result as it
did when the supreme body met at Los Angeles
some years ago that the high local rates Will
preclude many from going. Some have made
arrangements TO go by steamer, but that there
VIII be anything like the attendance which low
fare between this city and Portland and the sta
tons all along the line would attract cannot be
expeeled
~ y iedLiS zoo pau tnat Tue interstate law
operates so hardly upon the Southern faeiHG
Company and that 1t alone OF all the railway
systems OF the continent, is so hampered that Il
caunOt give tie frajernties and associations on
this side OF the RoeBy Mountains the Induce
nents that others receive. Al the session Of the
Supreme Lodge OF The A. o. Z. w. In Montana
brethren could come from Chicago 10 Helena,
thence down through California aud back home
via Ogden, Salt Lake, Colorado, ETC.. thousands
OF miles farther, for about one-haf OF what 1t
cost the representatives here merely to go to
Helena and return. We suppose that it Is be-
cause the Interstate business is not quoted over
there, and, 10 would be very agreeable to the fra
terDal world If IL did not operate quite so heavily
here. 1t spoils many a good gathering.
The l. o. O. f. library closed yesterday for a
couple of days 10 make some repairs and arrange
shelving for 1000 new books
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ANOTHER SNAKE STORY.
A Rattlesnake That Mounted Wheel
and Took a Ride.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Lr bonr cn,,,., f.ur a.. Ga ..nn..

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
1t has been some four or FIVE years since
one day / was rid ing my bicycle over road
in Northeastern Kentucky, which crossed
strip of woodland probably two miles
wide. The road was so nearly obstructed
by an almost impenetrable growth of under
brush that there was barely room for a
carriage.
| was riding very slowly, enjoying the
silence and beautiful scenery, which was
rendered the more enjoyable by the sun as
1t cast its last golden rays over the dense
foliage. and the thought never struck me
that my heart would palpitate any faster by
eneountering much dreaded foe.
was descending a gentle slope about SEQ
yards long, ana on account of the descent
was eoastlng at lively rate when j glanced
ahead. and there, only few PAGES from me.
lay huge rattlesnake stretched across the
road directly in my course.
was greatly frightened and put down
the brake as hard rs / could, but was so
near that | could not stop before coming
into contact with him. He seemed to not
care for me- and still lay stretched at full
length with mucn more ease than | was
enjoying. / was afraid il / tried to run
around him that ne would spring upon me,
and, not being able to stop my wheel in
time, determined 10 run directly over him.
When the front wheel struck him both his
head and tail gave quick slap against my
might, anu when. as thought was over
him, l looked back over my shoulder bnt
could not see him anywhere. and not until
/ heard his body slashIng about and his rat
ties buzZing could locate him.
| found that in some difficult way he had
succeeded In getting between the rows OF
direct spokes, and by crawling as the wheel
rolled he managed to keep his position,
was not particularly pleased to have a
close contact with such reptile, neither
was willing 10 have my wheel ridden by
such a rafting concern, but conquered
my jealousy and determined to give possess
sion. Jumping off, let my wheel fall, and
stepping back a few feet found that the
snake had sunk his fangs into the rubber
tire, and after he made repeated attempts
to free himself concluded that he was con-
quered.
got stick. which found near by, and
mangled his head. He was so badly tangled
between the spokes that had considerable
trouble In pulling him out His exact meas
ure was three feet and eleven inches, and he
was the largest ever encountered. never
took another ride over that road, for 1t
makes me CULVER every time think of 1t.
The first SUSPENSION bridges ever built
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FRATBRNAL INDEX.
Constant Progress Reported by
Societies.
Visitations Of the Grand Master and Grand
Secretary, l. o. o. F-Additio1al Sub
ordinates, Items, ETC.
Official Assessment Table.
So. !! ! /
A A. d q Rw;;.'...... 2492ii$24iiAug y l.l6-S0
Equitable Aid Union 22I-22Z July oOl Aug 80
End B. f., A. o. +. A 2l7 July 24iAus "a
j. o. B. B......... Aug An9 n
Knights OF Honor - 343-4-5 An9 liAnS n
Knights and L. of HI 333-4-5 Aug ltAuo 81
Order Chosen Friends 2Ol ApS liAug n
Workmen's Guar. IA l5iAug IlAuS %
"The war Ap,inst yicen

In this department on July 4 an article was
presented calling 10 the attention OF members of
fraternal organizations lot only the privilege
but the duty Of each, under The fundamental
laws OF their orders. 10 aid in the great move
ment going on in this city, the purpose OF which
was TO remove temptation from the path of
young and old by closing the demoraliZing re-
sorts known as dives" The attendance Of rep
fesentatlves of many OF the great orders at the
meetings at Metropolitan Temple since then,
and the earnestness exhibited by said members,
evidence that some at least do realize that they
fail IN their obligations If they do not do all
which In their power lies 10 aid the Citizens
League in their uuselhsh and m erltorlous efforts
to take this foul stain from the reputation OF San
Francisco, and fixed determination exists in
the minds OF thousands here to cast their votes
Tor no man for the Office OF Supervisor who
does not stand square ui0n the proposition
to "eiOse ths dives" Politicians may scheme
as they like, and wire RULERS fix their
machinery, but unanimous effort upon the part
OF those who are pledged by everything which
is dear 10 war ag inst vice III all Its fOrms can
render a verdict at the polls that VIII be termed,
as an eminent jurlst said of an occurrence last
November. "a political miracle" In this matter
trust no man for the Office of Supervisor who
the extent OF bis ability aid In puTging this city
from This foul and degrading cancer
AprOpOs OF this, The Pacific Odd Fellow OF
Portland, Oregon, copies the article above
alluded 10 and says:
This article from the fraternal department of
the San francisco CALL is to the point exactly.
why not n similar movement be made IN Port
land, or other cry, where Sfn runs rampant, TO
thS detrimeD ut and disgrace of the whole commu-
niiy? There Is large field in Portland for an
olen war against vice. Ill The fTateTnal
brothernoods permit this condition TO exist
longer when they can materially aid In aboishing
il ?'
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u. A. q. ID.

On Wednesday evening Nj. ]. Sorensen, N.G. A.,
Instituted the first new grove under his admins.
tration at Turlock, StanisIaus County. The
members Of Modesto Grove No. 81 turned out en-
masse, there being nine wagOn-loads OF them In
attendance. The grove starts under very favor
able auspices.
The noble grand arch, accompanied by j. r.
KnarstOn, G.. s.. left for Portland ON saturday.
They Will visit Cosmopolitan Grove No. on
Tuesday evening. From there they viii proceed
10 Nanatmo, Is. c., and visit Prosperity Grove
No. on Friday evening aud on Saturday even
ing institute a new grove at Northheld, which Is
small town six miles from Nanaimo. They ex-
pect TO be absent about two weeks.
Olema Grove No. 80 held its annual ball last
Tuesday evening.
On Friday evening nj. L Sorensou. n. G. A.,
paid his first official visit In this city. 1t was
made 10 District No. 10, which comprises Cali
leo Grove No 81 and Volta Grove No. IS. A
picked team from both groves performed the ibi-
tiation In manner which received encomiumS
OF praise from all present. The new floor work,
arranged by the n. q. A, was eXempl1ed and
was very favoyably received. A banquet In So
cial Hall closed the evenings programme.
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Nj aaonfC.

A Masonic temple for Brooklyn, N Y, Is
probability in the near future.
Masonic temple costing : 5, ,o00, 900 Is pro-
posed on the site of Her Maiesty's Theater, Lon.
don, England.
Tie Masonic bodies Of Wabash, Ind, will
build new Masonic temple TO be completed this
year. at cost OF S25, 900.
Since 1888 the order has been known as Free
and Accepted Masons. Before that it was simply
Free MasOns.
The MaSonS OF Chicago have appointed a COM
mittee OF entertainment 10 greet all visiting Ma
sons during the Worlds Fair. General John c.
Smith and GIL W. Bernard will be the NOM
mittee.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

DEDUCED FROM S2900 TO 1880 TO MAKE
III quick sale: nice bay window cottage q rooms
and bath: stone sidewalk; one block from Twenty
fonrth-strcet cable. Apply 436 Sfxthst. aul5 ATS
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The first suspension bridges ever built
were made In China 20eo years ago, being
constructed Of iron chains
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G O-O COFFEE-SALOON AND CHOPHOUSE:
- -Ot. fHe location; suitable for man and wife
er men. Particulars 6z2 Clay ST.. rooms l
.. auI4 4ts
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ErCR sALE-GRoCERY STORE WITH EARL
horse 2 wagons. l cart; cheap. +. LUBKE,
south SaH Francisco Sul4 7ts
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A FINE INVESTMENT.

S22 .o0O-3 elegant 9 story bay-wIndow houses OF
. rooms, BATH laundry, servants room and unfin-
ished basement each, on O'FaErell st.; have ayays
been leased for $3.50 per MONTH the houses are ia
me shape, and any one looking good solid in
Nestnent paying handsome return should see this
at once lot 6s s:9xl37 IS: EASToN. ELDRIDGE q
CO, 63s MarEetst.
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= 190 HOBSESHoETNG-sHOP LONG LEASE
p CbV. buildings included: cheap rent; ron by
3 resent owner years; averages s horses daily:
eng Il1ys men; this IS bona fde. 3. WHITE 765
Market st q
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NJ oSAY TO LOA -

oASS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES MDs IN
- warehouse. JSBoWAAN, 323 Montgomery. tt
A BARREL OF MONEY on lSr OR 2D MORT
"A gage; per cent; no delay j. L.. All o'FarrelI v
M oNEf LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
4l Security Loan Bank, 1I0o Market st nr Naaou.
pfIvate entrance Turk N. j. FRANKLIN eco sm
ADVERTISING.
fou WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
nnywhsre at any time writc TO GEO. r ROW EIf
CO., 10 spruce ST., New YORK. aula "
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION on
~ the subject OF Advertising will do we'll to obsaIa
seopy OF Book for Advertisers" 3Ss pages prIos
ei mailed, postage paid. receipt of price: con-
teins careful mpiaron from the AmerIcnn
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers ana
class Journais gives the cireu rating OF eyerv
one and good deal o! Information about rates aa6
otnef matters pertaining to the business Of advee-
thinz. Address kOWELDS ADvEarIsINa aU.
xxAu. - spruce st. New Ysrk sula II
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. r.-CA GROCERY AND BAR: GOOD LOCA-
- DON. tlOu; cheap rent: 3 iiVinE-rooIns; sell
count other business. Apply 464 seventh
s- Ter Bryant. iQu0T-stOTe- auI4 7t%
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4 CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
THE CHEAPEST BUY IN TIE CITY.

One lot left: $3.50: size 25xloO; Frederick
ST. near stanyan; right In front OF Golden
Gate PARK: near the chiidrens play ground band
STAND and al the leading attractions or the PARK:
FREDERICK ST. severed graded and maeadamized: 5
lines OF cars. including = electric lines within a
lew steps: new cable-road passes the property: we
nave never offered a better bargain 10 a person Of
slnau means; only small amount OF cash reQuIred:
we can obtain loan TO bnild II required: do not
mss this chance. EASION. ELDkIDGE q CO.,
63S Market ST.
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WHY PAY RENT

Elegant 2 story houses aud fine modern cottages
In good neighborhoods; on principal cable lines
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q = GREAT BAR6AIN II SOLD THIS WEEK;
y grocery and bar IN Western Addition. KOLB
s NHARD. z22 Montgomery st. aul4 3ts
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G1H7S CHEAP; SMALL AMOUNT Cash:
" IL -. lot 25xll7 IS; Chattanooga St near
I'D; street severed. graded and macadamized:
Shnreist cable. EASToN. ELDRIDGE & Co s3S
AAIAttsL aulf 81
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/ OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN; SALOON AND
J rQOming house: frst-Class trade: owner going
Last HOFFMAN q JACOBS 22I Davis sta14 It's
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E'oR SALE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
EQUAL TO RENT.
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~ oYFRNMENr LANDSt
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
finest level farming lands.
Rich black SOIL ready TO plow.
Large. hne valley; railroad throughit
Water bitches now building.
Mild climate. free fuel, cheap iumber
WORK at good wages there now
Land can be taken without residence
Send &C stamp for full Information to r. w.
LAKE. Flood building. San Francisco Cal. .apl4 tf
(rALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU Asl
v Ninth st Oakland exchange all kinds of prop
eIty; send for catalogue. GREEN, CULLOM IL
CO rnvl1 ~
4 WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
y CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing.
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Ers .Ess cRANc S.

a-gTnn STAB l. 20 HORSES; COMPLETE
- -IVb. est&bl lishment: ) top buggies rock
. sy aaa hack: rent S57: in come $3.50: living
ev rhead, SNEErSER n BRIGGS. 1O2lL2
r.cs
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/ OR SALE-GOoD PAYING wINE AND
! Liquor business Apply - Front st. sul4 3t*
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-!l0n BtST-rAFI q SALOON IN CITY;
W. wv. other than business reasons selling; in
s.t.rte. SM EttSER " BRIGGS. 1o2ll& Mkt l
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AB RESTAURANT: STOCK d FIXTURES;
ID lew building; years lease: transfer CT elec-
.c cars 79l san Jose ave, cor. ThlrteIh
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ATTY HAVING s50uO or MORE To INVEST
r..shts opauii Z. iFSitimate business: mercantile
...errod. : ~ EGTStES RIGGS, lo2lis MarNet.1
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FULL ACRE; CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME: BAR
4 gain price Can quick on RUSSELL & PROS
SER Twenty-thiTd-ave. station. East Oakland. IL
$500 and IS PLSH s1So Of qSsn
and bath: lot 25xlU0; within 8 minutes OF city
Han, Oakland Apply TO II. + ALDEN, 902 Broad
way. aua III
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fihE HOME BUILDING COMPANY, II MONT
gomeTy ST. is prepared TO furnish plans specId-
cations ana estimates for any class of building
an Swbere Tor cash or on the instalment plan: call
at the Office and inspect plans; the Home Futlder
pu ilshed monthly, contains series OF articles in.
ffesting 10 intending builders with elevations and
hoor plans; sample copies free aulA I'm
ONLY ONE LIFT or THE COTTAGES OK y
" side OF 2d ST, bet. Noe and Sanchez: this place
must ne seen TO be appreeiated the best OF finish
ana workmanship: open for inspection: terms 10
SUIT For particulars apply to DAN EfNSTEIN
owner and builder, 1l2 Montgomery ST. aul4 1t
HOUSES BUILF OR REMODELFD WITH DIS.
II patch aud economy: we guarantee our work
years; get our estimate. HOUSTON BROS, Build
tis. 81 ocdeh cate ave. au14 If
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F>AEING WATERFRONT SALOON; WELL
stocked; present owner has place years; retri z
-T0m business ACLAUGHLIN, 26is Kearney. 8 It's
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D ARE OPPORTUNITY-wHOL or RAlF IN
"a tsrest IN large grocery store doing good Busi-
.~s- 1erSe, wagon and cart: large outside trade;
. a.i .gyes-tgation. Address Grocery, box s5 Gail
i.r4aeh iHce.
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4 OUD RESTAURANT AND OYsTER-HoUSE.
ID cheap. account sickness. Call Branch. sul5 3ts
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= TX GOOD FRUIT AND VARIETY STORE
: -. Call Branch ONCE. auff 3t~
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CEE0 GOOD-PAYING SALOON AND7 FUR
- DUV. nisAed rooms, Kitchen and dIningroofn;
-ooi dxrUres and stock; cheap rent. j. W. SILK &
.. ~ Market 81. aHlS SrS
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PROPERTY TO LEASE.

n UKSERY-6 ACRES OF BEST GARDEN LAND;
~ plenty Of water. near the Mission-st horse
cars: lease for 10 years Apply LANDRY BABIN.
l3 ke2rny St aul4 St
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ca ONE DOLLAR DOWN
I'd Sl-ONE DOLLAR A WEEK.
FOR LOTS 500 EACH.
MELR0SE STATION TRACT
80 LOTS ALREADY SOLD.
H. B. PlNNEY, OWNER,
907 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS. au14u