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The morning call., 1892-05-02


The Goth was extensively celebrated in the
State. San Francisco. Sacramento, Los
Angeles. Marysville, Willows, Napa, Eure-
ka. Ferndale. San Bernardtno, Fresno, Mer-
ced. Tulare, Chico, Folsom, San Andreas,
Ontario, Riverside, Pomona and many other
points remem bered the day with celebra-
tons. balls, parties, picnics and joyous ex-
ercises.
Deputy Drew instituted the new lodge at
Saugers, Fresno County, April %, with a
officers John W. Shattuek, n. G.; n. L.
DurgaD. V. G.; Ii. ". AddingtoD. secre-
tary, and John a. Bishop. treasurer. 1t
VIII meet ON Monday evenings.
Deputy g. l.. Blackwell held we'll at
tended and interesting meeting of the lodges
of his district on April 81
There VIII be an attractive district meet
ing on the 9th.
Sargent Lodge No. 36S celebrated its
first anniversary last Friday evening, with
an enjoys able programme and excellent at
tendance.
The Veteran Odd Fellows will hold their
annual memoriam services at ODD Fellows
Hall next Sunday at 2 p. NJ, TO which the
public are invited.
The annual meeting of the veterans will
be held on Monday evening, May 9, aud the
annual banquet will be given at The Hotel
Pleasanton on Tuesday night.
The f0rtieth annual session Of the Grand
Lodge of California will convene at l. O. O.
f. Hall. San Francisco, on Tuesday, Mag 6,
1892, at 9 A. NJ.
The railway and steamship companies
have given reduced rates for the delegates
and their families, which can only be availed
of by those purchasing tickets using the GER
tiieates which have been sent out by the
grand secretary.
The grand entertainment for the benefit of
the library wilt be given on Wednesday
evening. May II.
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A. O. IL. w.

Grand Master Workman Kaizenstein
made his first official visit to his Owp ledge.
Sacramento No. q, and received an ovation.
He recently made trip to Chico, intend
ing TO be present at the advertised picnic IL
Butte City Lodge, but arriving at the
former point learned that the rainy weather
had caused postpODement of said picnic Il
Nav 10. However, an enjoyable visit wa
made to the Chico lodge.
Chico Lodge will hold an Ope1 meeting
Thursday evening, the day prior 20 the great
union picnic.
Grand Foreman James Booth is tns athr-
city on his way to Washington. On the.
road back he will visit the extreme northern
lodges.
Two new subnrdinates are in process oil
creation in the upper portion Of The State.
The charter list Of the new Degrea of
Honor Lodge at Monroyia is nearly tom
plete. Ii viii commence life with 20 men,
Ders.
The grand foreman was at Monroyis on
Arrl 20 aud at DOwney City GA the p q.
A both points he received the cordial greet
ings of the brethren and friends.
The grand officers are laying cut an ex.
tensive field of work.
Grand Recorder Hirsh berg is getting the
journal into shape as rapidly as possible.
Deputy Grand Master Workman Poland
has almost com pleted the list of deputies,
Noe Valley Lodge No 1S5 V1st siyo 10
! friends a literary entertainmant, inter-
| spersed with Stereoptic0n views. at its hal T.
Twenty-fOurth and Church streets, en- the
evening of the 10th inst.
Two assessments for May is an improve
meDt on the record very enjoyable TO the
general membership.
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PROPOSALS..


NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF MEDI-
y cine and Surgery, Washington, ID. C.. April x,
S9Z-Sealed proposals, endorsed proposals for
supplies 70 naval hospital" Mare Island Cal, VIII
be received at the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery,
Naval Department, Washingt n, until Tuesday.
May -. 1872, al IL A NJ, when they VIII Dc pub
Hcy opened, for daily supply or provisions, grocer
ana horse feed to maynard dlspenSary Tor tue
fiscal year ending June 30, 1893 Schedules OF the
articles With Information as 10 the specifications.
delivery, conditions. forms OF off6r. and probable
quantity required be obtained ON application
10 The medical olhcer ia charge OF hospital. No
proposals Will be considered unIess there IS salts
factory evidence that the bidder is regular dealer
reserved TO reject any or all BIDS JOHN MILLS
BROWNE, Chief OF Bureau. my2 Moth
Can FRANCISCO. CAL, MAY 2. Iss2-sEALED
ana AZ once OF the post quartermaster until IL
O'Clock A. NJ, WEDNESDAY,. June l, 1892 and then
openf d for furnishing during the fiscal year com
mencing July !, 1892. forage and straw for Fort
Bdweii Cal: also ct same time, at this ONCE only
for forage and straw for Acatraz Island, Angel
Island Benicla Barracks, Fort Mason, Prssidlo OF
san Francisco aud san francisco, Cal. Govern
ment reserves the right 20 reject any OF all bids
Preference given to articles OF domestic prOduc-
ton, conditions Of price and quality Unloading Ia
the price Of foreign productions the duty thereon
being equal and such preference given TO articles
OF American production produced on the Pacific
Coast the extent Of the consumption required by
the public service there, All Information fur
Hfsbed application to quartermaster az Fort Bid
90 be Endorsed proposals for forage and straw"
and addressed to said Qu5rtermaster or TO }. q.
CHANDLER, deputy quarterniAst er, genera, u
s. A. my2 4 % 20
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all working well and prosperity the rale ii,
the reservation.
The annual meeting of the Grand Stasanl
VIII be held on the last Monday IN July In
knights of Pytbias.


The team of Modesto Lodge No. 81 ION
ferred the ampified rank of knight at Oak
dale before MiStletoe Lodge No. So last Fri.
day night.
Grand Chancellor George E. Church. ar-
companied by g. X. of r. and S. 81 SeAaf
ner and other members of the order. mas
visited many lodges Ia the city ana yieTnity
our ng the past week. At each lodge r.
large attendance was present md mael,
COCO must necessarily result.
Inc grand chancellor will atteaH Dicpic
Oh the lodge at Loti next Friday.
Sanger Lodge No 17S was instituted n
Sanger; Fresno County. on Apri 10, by Su-
preme Representative s. L. Carte. WITH IA
charter members. Tue new officers are: a
). Elmore, p. e.; r. l.. Barr. Cr Ihoisae
Bulls, V. c.; +. NJ. Barr p. fred Kut
ner, NJ. of E.. z. ID. Pratt. NJ. OF F.: E.P
Dewey, h. Of X. ana S. c.. P. SymaB, --.
The lodge will meet on Tuesday evenings
- The Grand Lodge of Washington viii con
vene at Tacoma on the 18th
South san Francisco lodge No. As will
give social on Tuesday evening at Masonic
Hal, Fourteenth street and Railroad ave
nue., South San Francisco.
ne COMMITTEES on the reunion at Glen
wood On May q held another meeting last
Saturday evening. The prospects OF sue
cess are very hattering
y. IA OF k. and 5. Schaffner is maetinE
with considerable success in arranging e.
an excursion party 70 attend the SUPREME
Lodge session at Kansas City in Auga,l
next. Many inquiries are being made as ID
rates. etc, Indicating that large party will
leave California for that purpose
NfaA1 CHANCELLOR George L. Church will
Fisli Alameda Lodge No. 40 on Friday even
iaG Text May s., also the lodges of Sierra
following week.
A rev lodge viii probably he fus..fse
in this city on Nav f0
Ehe lodge at Monterey viii be .a lsrl@f
by the grand chancellor on Sasaa
Nav Il
The annual meeting Of the Cali
BTigade. Uniform Rank Knights L Srth
VIII De held AZ Santa Cruz be 2inz
Wednesday, May ls s.
A Pythan castle was Gedi6a ed 81
perry. Mo, on April 49,
Inc report Of the endowment faL Ut
t she quarter ending March 81 shs1
the usual increase in 10 embershfp.
Seyenty-hve new sections were a~yanfzsd
anu net gain made Of 1912 new sael..ss -
Ihe total membership now is Or. witt
endowment of over $50, 600, 900.
ne knights OF Santa Cruz az making
extensive preparations to enter n the
Grand Lodge.
ne grand chancellor will maze the toll
loving vlsltatiOns; Friday, Ma s, Of lie
OIL LODI Lodge No. Al; same ev ag Cit
Lodge No. SO; May 7, Banner Lodge 10
ia IL at Clements; May g. Oak ~ Lodge
no. 80 at Lincoln; May 10, the ndges Of
Sacramento City, jointly at the Castle Iau,
ON Ninth and | streets. with goufGshce
Lodge No. rs; May IL, the lodges of S.ork-
ton, ID joint meeting, at Castle Hail, MeKse
guiding, corner Main and Hunter streets
May II, the lodges OF Oakland. in Joint
corner Seventh and Peralta streets - ay IL.
Alameda Lodge No As a.. ASan1caa.
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Improyed Order of Red Men.

Pohonache Tribe No. 10 received five
propositions on Monday evening, and con-
ferred the Chiefs degree on six.
Teeumseh No. 62 adopted "paletaee at
its last session.
Sotoyome No. ~ conferred degrees at its
last meeting
Winnemucca No. 81 raised ND new set OF
chiefs on Friday evening.
The great sachem and great chief of rec
ords returned from their trip to Grass Val
the members in that hunting-ground hold
ing their own.
The Daughters Of Pocahontas in Grass
Valley are very numer0us-150 strung, and
full of enthusiasm.
The great chiefs viii visit Santa Cruz
May 4.
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knights of Honor.

Grand Dictator R0urke and Grand Re-
eorder Curry were present with Germania
Lodge No. 1718 on Tuesday eyeEing, en-
couragiHg and instructing the memberships
With good speeches.
DeI uty Meyer received a pleasant reeep-
ton on his official visit to Confidence Lofg.
No. 22S2 last week.
Deputy Grand Dictator Holeombe paid a
call to Union No. 1895 on Tuesday evening.
This officer is notably attentive
On wednesday evening last Deputy j -
w. Sanders visited Eagle No. 2204. respf flsg
IN an ln.e-asting MEETING
The May assessment notice Contains DOS
deaths, from 10 3SS to 10, $50 inclusiFe.. All
that we're reported TO the supreme reporter
TO April II. Four Of these deaths aTe1renI
California.
Grand Reporter Curry has presented the
bound journal for the recent Session. IL
makes IA RACES, is well collated aad we'll
printed
The Supreme Lodge will convene its an
nual session at Charleston, s. c., on Tues
day, May 10. The delegation from Califur-
mia will 60 this week. 1t consists OF Sa-
preme REPRESENTATIVES Harry j. LaSk and
Richard II. Warield. and Z. IL. NJ Curry,
g. r., who is an Off 9er Of the Supreme
Ledge
The nineteenth anniversary of the order
occurs on Thursday, June so. The grand
dictator has Issued proclamation request
Ing all lodges to celebrate.
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John II. Knarston, G. S., accompanied by
c. Lorensen, p. A. of Hesperian Grove No.
Is. visited Oakland Grove No. a last Mon
day evening and initiated five candidates.
The attendance was excellent, over two
thirds of the members being present. at
the conclusion of the work the fourth de-
gree was conferred in an elaborate style,
II. 3. MehrmaG, p. A., acting as master OF
ceremonies.
Another new grove Will be instituted in
this city at Dtuids' fall next Saturday even
ing The charter list will number over 100
members.
George III. Buck, n. G. A., paid an official
visit to Sigel Grove No. 7sand Schiller Grove
No. II last Wednesday evening. He was
accompanied by large delegation OF grand
officers.
In consequence of the institution of the
new grove in this city next Saturday even
IEg. the visit of the grand officers 10 bOdega
and Duncans' Mills has been postponed untll
the 21st and 22d of May.
Election of representatives TO the Grand
Crnve of California and installation of Off
cars will take place at the first meeting Of
the groves this month.
p Rohrbacher S. r., will officially visit
San Joaquin Grove No. 9, Stockton, ON
Tuesday, May 3. He will also install the
officers OF Mission Grove No. 81, San Luis
Obispo, on Tuesday, NJ AZ 10. His colleague,
James j. DOnnelly. will accompany him on
the visit TO Stockton.
Nicasio Grove No. ~, Nicasio, will give
ball Oh the Drui1le anniversary day, May
& 1892
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lndependent Order Of Red Mem.

The grand officers will visit Santa Cruz
Stamm No. 125 ON May 4, and San Jose
Stamm No. ~ on May II.
All chiefs and brethren are invited to be
present at these pow-wows, as an extraordi-
nary time is anticipated. At San Jose
moonlight excursion is proposed.
The grand secretary reports the stamms
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miscellaneous

XII. 1.-THE knights of Honor journals
are discussing the advisabiiity OF having
their ritual heightened. similar discus
sion IN the same end is going on In the K
and L. of II. papers. while in reverse Of th I
recent meeting 81 tns a. NJ o. Of The ra
Of that order to one degree None q the
older orders. such as the Masonic. 1 Y. Y.
X Of p. etc, have one degree.
LOYAL California Lodge No. 7Oo5, Man
chester Unity, gives reception NJ 1 y p.
ii. Hall Wednesday evening
THO Swedish Good Templar lodge holds
an open meeting at 9O91a Market street GA
the evening of the 14th.
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Order of Chosen Friends.

Alcazar Council No. II has invitations out
for reception. social and general welcome
to the grand officers for the evening OF The
9th.
Sacramento Council No. y6 has for some
time been preparing for grand reunion 90
the nth. This is now the banner council
of the world, having over 400 members. ~
intends to make the reunion memorable
Invitations to the grand officers have been
aNtandnd
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
The Steady Increase of the An.
cient Order of Druids.
Decrease of Assessments for May in a. o. U. W.
Old Masonic LOdge-Notes From Many
Orders Miscellaneous, Etc.
omcial Assessment Table.
An Old Order.

The Druidie year, which is aboat to close.
has been one Of the most successful ones
gin co tie order was first instituted in Cali
furnia. It's history commences in this State
40 Ear hack as 1860, but sittle was done to
npSulld Druidl5m during Ilie early wears of
Us existence. 1t struggled along With IN
different success. and in 1866 there we're buG
three graves 10 the State. An improge-
alent WIS noticeable from that tins OF. but
even up TO 1884 there we're only thirty-one
groyes. That year Louis f. Dunand as
slmed the position OF noble grand afch.
and by his energetic WORK gave the So
eiety an impetus which il hiss never lost.
The succt eding officers who followed Mr.
Dunand kept on with the same spirit when
had inspired their predecessor, until TODAY
the order has go Furnishing groves in Call
fornia. Considering the numerical strength
Of the order. the increase In later years
compares favorably with the growth Of
other fraternaI orders. George II. Buck,
the present noble grand arch, has visited
every section of the State. and by his
earnestness of purpose not only held to-
gether what already existed, but drawn
new strength into the order.
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and probably the oldest in the United
States. is Washington Lodge No. 8. This
lodge before the destruction of the temple
had many interesting and valuable relics,
among them chair presented by General
George Washington. Unfortunately moth
ing was saved from the fire, but its member
ship has been doubly active in forwarding
the interests Of the order. At the last
stated communicat ion the Fellow Craft de-
gree was conferred, in which number Of
the oldest past masters participated.
The Grand Lodge of Florida at its annual
communication laid the cornerstone for a
new temple at Jacksonville. The ceremon-
les were very imposing and the temple
when completed will cost little less than
100000.
Thirty-one American grand lodges pay
neither per diem nor mileage to delegates, "a
pay one representative and one (AI0ntana)
paws four representatives.
No less tEan nine grand Jurisdictions In
America are now engaged III erecting
Masonic homes for the care of aged and
infrm members of the fraternity.
Hugh de Payne Commandery Of Jersey
City is preparing to attend The great event
at Denver.
Cincinnati speaks for the triennial of
1895.
What is commonly known as the degree Of
a Past Master was first mentioned in l722,
when the Duke Of Wharton was grand mas
ter. In Pennsylvania and England the
jewel of q past master is the forty-seventh
problem of Eaclid. In other jurisdictions
it is the compasses extended to 90 degrees,
with a sun in the center.
The Grand Lodge of Minnesota lately
passed the following constitutional amend
ment: Any ledge which shall knowingly
receive or retain any man who daily or
habitually uses malt or distilled liquors or
opium TO excess, or who possesses any habit
which has q tendency to impair ones men
tai or physical condition, or who has gained
admittance through misrepresentation as to
age or occupation, or is engaged or shall
hereafter engage in the business of saloon
keeper or bartender, shall, on satisfactory
proof. be deprived of its charter by the
Grand Lodge, if in session, or by the Grand
Master if not in session. American Ma
son.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

pUYi SELL WHEN?
~ Sell when others buy; buy when others sell;
you make money then; have two fine corners, one
on Point Lobos the other 9th and California SIS:
want TO sell one OF them chea for cash; call and
submit offers. II. S. DE R0CHEM ONT, 4l5 Mont
gomery ST. my1
G1I0O ELEGANT s-RoOM2.ST0RY HOUSE,
tN1IOO. bath. stone walks, fine mantel and gas
fxtures planKed basement; very easy terms: best
part castro ST. near I'D; owner on premises. mi 7t
G7O0 A SACRIFICE; LOT ON 9rH AVE,
u w. near olympic Club grounds; must be
sold. owner, l7Ol Leayenworth ST myl 81
LoR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT: 2729 JACKSON
ST.. near Scott; rooms; bath; modern almost
new; easy terms; no agents myl IL
GIS0oNLY; SEE THOSE FINE LOTS 25x
farther and pay more
near electric road just half price. RofHERMEL
CO. 3241a Montgomery ST myl
Q0OS0 NEW HOUSE ROOMS, BATH,
COZ0U. basement and 6-room house, modern
improvements Army St. cor Church. ap30 80
O100O 2SToRY: IA ROOMS; ALL IMPROVE
sDCOOO. mehts; gas and water in avery room;
2oXIlS:6; $1,000 down; balance install nts; legal
rate interest: 1904 Lyon. Apply 2428 Geary. % I'm
GI7R LEVEL LOT, 22x76. NEAR RAILROAD,
" y. in Berkeley; $40 cash IS monthly.
S625-Lot 42xl00; severed ana macsdaulized-
S4UO-Lot 4OXl20; sidewAlked $40 monthly
$700-LOt 40xleO; macadamized: SIS monthly.
Slo0.Lot 70 xl60; high and dry So monthly.
$l70O-BusineSs corner, S5xlO1 macSdamiIed.
Get maps; 1000 tots: ! OFFER only what own.
CHAS. A BAILEY Owner. 20 Montgomery. q
A RTlSTIC HOME FOR SALE: NEW COTTAGE
n just com pieted Sanchez St.. bet Alvarado
and 23d; rooms bath; laTgs pantry and laundry
IN finished basement the most perfect little home
IN the city; easy terms. Apply or premises TO
DAN ElNoTEIN, owner aud builder, liz Mont
gomery 81. ap3O9
Gle OO0 2-sTuRY FRAME HOUSE OF
QDIO+OOU. rooms: L. side FillmOrei second
house $ Pacific ave. must be to be appreciated.
Can be seen Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays,
bet aud . P. NJ. ap30 -
q 1e00 NEARLY NEW 2 STORY HOUSE IN
tp1OOO. fats; : and rOrns. bath: rents $50
per month; stone sidewalk; 1924 ShOtwelI ST.. near
24th large Tot. 25xl22:6. apply las gath. ~ Is
GeROn BAY-WINDow HOUSE LARGE
SDOOUO. rooms and bath; nice garden: brick
foundation; ia good order. 1927 Suffer st; no
agents. apo l5*
G0Q0O WILL BUILD A FIRsT-CLAsS BAY
tGOOOO window Sroom dwelling: brick founda-
ton; artificial stone sidewalk; iron fence and
erestlhg: PLANK basement: sewers and plumbing
complete; wood manteis, gas fixtures, shades, etc;
ready for occupancy; call and examine plans,
specifications, etc; specifications submitted for
any kind OF building. W. W. REDNALL, Builder
23l2 Market St, near l4th. ap24 s.
GIO SO0 LOT 52xIST:6; FREMONT ST;
O1O.0OO. I0-roon houses. S35 Fifth % If
@ fOO0 LARGE, t AND 7 ROOMS, 2-sToRY
ID 1OOO. houses, on Castro ST., near 26th; with
all modern cOnvenienees: OF very easy terms; also
broom cottages adjoining, by L. NELSON. 1920
10Th St apl If
no YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR COUN-
~ Try, In the Prettisst valley Of the State: Apply
10 kapa Land Co., Napa. Cal, Tor list OF prcpsF-
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FURNITURE STONED.


care OF aud stored at reasonable rates: advances
made. LIEBES' PIONEER STORAGE COMPANY,
90 STOCKTON st. ap24 I'm
EURNITURE STORED - EASTERN PLACE:
Il low rates. sterling Furniture Co., 1889 M r
ket 81. apl2 II
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THE FANNIE DAVENPORT TRACT,
ON SAN LEANDRo ROAD.
POSITIVELY THE
NEAREST TO OAKLAND OF ALL TRACTS ON
THE SAN LEANbRO ROAD.
NOW OFFERED FOX SALE
PRETTY AS PICTURE
LEVEL AS A FLOOR.
SHELTERED AND wARM.
THE PLACE TO LIVE
FERTILE sOL-sTREETs GRADED
LOTS READY TO BUILD ON.
PERFECT RAINAGE-BEAUTIFUL VIEW
SCHOOLS CLOSE BY.
BUSINESS LoTs-REsIDENCE LOTS
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON THE NEW ELECTRIC
ROAD FROM OAKLAND TO HAYWAkDS.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
WILL RIVAL SAN PABLO AVENUE IN IN
TEN MINUTES TO FITCHBURG STATION
FORTY MINUTES TO SAN FRANCISCO.
TWENTY MINUTES TO OAKLAND.
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD PASSES THIS PROP.
ERTY.
COMPUTATION TICKET
TO OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO
UNPRECEDENTED OFFrR.
UNPARALLELED ADVANTAGES.
LOW PRICES. ONLY s25 CASH
EASY TERMS. ONLY IS MONTH
TITLE PERFECT
CATALOGUE AND FULE PARTICULARS
AT THE OFFICE OF
CLOUGH Il BAKER,
400 NINTH STREET,
OAKLAND. apl2 II
CARs ARE RUNNING FREE THROUGH OAK
y land to fruityale, and lots for homes are being
secured by those who formerly considered Fruit
e , 100 Tar out Lass lots s s9xiSS u shs DE
be seem 10 be appreciated. For maps apply TO DE
WOLF. at Frultvaie station. lnyI u
DARGAIN-l5 CHOICE LOTS on OAKLAND
terms 20 suit. II. w. DAVIS, 455 Ninth st., OAK
land. MI u
NEW MODERN HOUSE; ROOMS; LOT 50x
~ $50; $4,000; $500 cash, balance suitable terms.
J. l., box so. this once. myl Il
apJ00 AND Sl5O-LoTS IN FRUITVALE AND
IT 1OU at MelToSe the cheapest lots In Oakland;
only SIG cash and balance on monthly instsIments;
street ears and ioealstrain accommodations. H. y.
PINNEY, owner, 907 Broadway, Oakland. aplo u
I OOK. LOOK!
II line large lots on San Leandro road.
Fruit trees every lot
Lots 5OKl5O. 1900 to $500; $50 cash. 81 so per
month; carnage ut ONCE. Russell a PROSSER,
STwehty third ave. Station, Oakland. apis I'm
ERUITVALE-FRU ITVALE-FRUITvALE
Choicest lots near Fruitvale station; extra large
lots. 6Oxl40, to suit purchasers these lots
lay elevated ground; call for particulars before
purchasing elsewhere; free carriage In waiting TO
show property.
A. H. BREED co.
mTlO q $50 Ninth Oakland.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

STONE TRACE
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
Situated on Alameda County's greatest highway.
the San Leandro road. The Oakland. ) an Leandro
and Haywards electric road passes directly n trout
OF this property
LARGE LOTS LARGE LOTS
5Ox15U 5Oxl5O 6Oxl50
FRUIT TREES
Fruit trees In every lot Take your chOice. Pears.
Apples, Apricots Prnnes Cherries, Peaches English
Nalnuts aud Almonds.
WIDE STREETSI
WIDE STREETsl
Grand avenue on this tract is 100 feet vida
THINK OF TT
81 50 monthly. 81 SO monthly
NOW Is TIE TIMEi
Electric road will be In operation by May l.
CALL AT ONCE!
CALL AT ONCEi
DON'T DELAYl DON'T DELAYl
For maps and particulars apply to
a. IL. BREED 4 co,
mr20tf 460 Ninth St. Oakland
GSS00 A BARGAIN; ACRES, TOGETHER
1T OOOO. with fine residence and grounds with
choice flowers and fruit trees, etc; gOoi stable;
land al Level and rich; adjOins some OF the most
beautiful suburban residences IN the vicinity OF
oakland; every convenience desired; this place
W II not 90 begging. Apply TO Z. w. WOODWARD
q CO, 9O3 Broadway Oakland ap29
QO400 INSTALLMENT COTTAGE, $2i00-
O -1OO. New modern cottage. near local train
and electric line; well located and central; will
sell for 500 cash and $50 per month; cali early.
i. w. WOODWARD & CO., 9O2 Broadway, OAK
land ap3U