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A LOITERING LIZARD.
He Is Now Securely Lacked Up in a
Quaker City Home.


Clerk Daily OF boomers Hotel yesterday
afternoon rescued from the spiteful attacks
of two sparTows a beautiful specimen of
horned lizard that is believed to have been
carried in the winds vortex from far dis
tant. The little reptile was discovered when
the wind was highest, just before the rain
IL was seeking escape across Tenth
street from the tormenting birds which
hindered its progress until almost run over
by car. 1t looked so desperate with its
horny scales that great care was exercised
in effecting the capture. Ii now sports a
cigar-box home and bed of water cress.
The creature in appearance Is broad and
squatty. Its back is covered with thorny
armOr, ana halo of horns enercles its
head, which it carries elevated, as If listen
ing. 1t is of the agamide family. known
10 natural science with an aiphabet-ex-
hausting name in Latin, but commonly
called horned toad. frog or lizard, really
belonging to the latter class.
Strangest of all Ia where the reptile could
have come from. The cloud theory is urged
because It's kind is unknown in these parts,
being native of the story and sandy dis
tricts of Mexico, Texas. Oregon and CALI
fornia. The wind was blowing a gale just
before ii was seen, and was sufficient in
velocity 10 have carried creature OK its
size a great distance. Its ultimate destina-
ton will probably be the Academy of
Natural Sciences. Meanwhile, Mr.. DAILY is
tenderiy nursing his odd pet.
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A CANDLE FISH.
One That Was Seem at Fiah stall in :
Califovnia Market

One That Was Seem at q Fish Stall in q
California Market
One of the fsh-6ealers in the Calitors
Market had on his slab Yesterday mes
TWO specimens o. i fish thai is not
quehty seen In or markets. out whic
plenty In the noItHern waters from
couVer island northwarG. Ia plain 4
merclal language { IS known as the candle
iSh or edlachon. NJ technically tie naaft
Is, unless Professor Jordan should hay.
some other for it. 9haleichthys Pacifcus.
remarkable species Of the family Salmonttse
which is strictly sea ish approaching th.
coast To spawn, bg never entering rivers
lie specimens the wefe shown yesterday
measure loot in length and have somewhat
the appearance of AII eel, except the head
which Is pointed an coDical. i has a large
mouth. The colo IS greenish on tilss back.
passing into silver white on the sides aRli
Oe!iy which Is spsrsely srotted with diFlV
yellow. The IndisBs 81 Vancouver Island
ana vicinity use Il fish both for food ard
night 1t is the fatl est or nest oieagiuor,
or all fishes aid 1t Is said o.
an animals. 1t is possible to either
ooil or Try II, Tor the Jment IL is subjected
to certain heat it rms TO oil. TIE IN
olahs VINO use the for food take them
ana without elthei cutting or cleaning
them. run a skewer through the ewes ana
suspend them in the lick smoke that arises
from rom WOOD hres. ae fish acquires tn
flavor Of the wood I'D the smoke helps t.
preserve it. Whe the Indians want e.,
make meal of ths fsh they heat them,
Teduce them TO OIL Q I'd then drink the oli
hen they want 5bt they take dried
fish. draw through it q piece Of rrsh pifb er
a strip from the inner bark OF the cypress
tree, species of al boz vilae, as WICK. a
needle of hard wood being used for The paf-
pose. The fish is t1ea lighted at one eud
and burns steadily untl consumed TIE
Indians sometimes ee He raw FISH
ANY but Indians ga this Rind Of fish ~
was asked of the deaeF
Yes" was his reply. there are some
White people who Ike tlem. bat their taste
Is an aC0uired one
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new CRY HALL.
Bias ness Transacted ~ the Commission.
ers Ye>ferdsy

Bus ness Transacted ~ the Commission.
ers Ye>terdsy.
A meeting of the " City Hail Commits
sioners was held yesterday. Mayor Sander
son presiding. letter aas read from john
i. Boone. in which It's writer stated that il
was contemplated. a. he understood il, 10
put roller edged beokraeks in the r.
corder's Office. AS h bss a patent upon
roller-edges he wanted protest agar
the use OF the same VI Tess he was paid $40
for the right. As the commissioners havr
no intention Of putting rotier-edges into thu
Office the communicate vas SIM lY ordered
filed
The contractor for completing the Re-
ceivlng Hospital, in tht northwest MeAllls-
teT-street wing, amour eed that Hvery thing
was ready aud awaiting the acceptance OF
tile board.
{. j. Bandman, the contractor who has
in charge the painting OF the Hail OF Rec
ords and repairing broken wfndcws, -
r0rted that many windows in the aali aAe
been broken by the explosion OF the posdzr
works at Berkeley some Time ago and thar
to replace the windows would cost aboa;
$50. lie did not think he should be con-
PEELED 10 replace the glass. The Commits
sioners decided TO maze an allowances in
Bandmah's contract for tie broken panes.
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roniZed by New Workers. Near this house
is the handsome cottage that is to be oc-
cupied by Mrs Harrison.
The cottage itself is situated In grove o
giant pines and balsams about 100 yards
from the shore of the lake. AS it is upon,
quite an elevation and the grounds in front
are unoccupied by trees or shTubbery, .
grand panorama of mountain, lake and
forest is spread out to view. The entire
outline of this handsome body Of water s
plainly Visible from the piaZZas of the Har-
risen cottage. The cottage itself is new
one, almost entirely built of wood, and
containing six light, well-vantilated rooms.
The outside is painted in lively colors, put
shaded down to delicate tins where the
different calors meet. The interior OF the
cottage is finished in plain pine and simply
oiled like most Adirondack cottages:
Loon Lake is 20 miles from Saranac
Lake, the heart of the Adirondack region,
but the mountain views in the vicinity are
as fine as those elsewhere. Loon Mountain
rears its portly head opposite the cottage of
the Harrisons. and Catamount Mountain, a
little to the left, pierces The clouds with Its
lofty peak.
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:. Z: !. / 5i# -
SSSs~-I,,II.-{ -TiF 80, S.-sa -

really one of the most encouraging develop
ments In the system of submarine nayiga-
ton which had been brought to his atten-
uon as The head OF the Bureau of Ordnance,
At a recent trial of the boat there was an
explosion of one OF the storage battery cells.
but this was said to be due to a little over
sight and not to any defect in the general
construction. The repairs are now nearly
completed, and. in anticipation of this, Com
modOre FO!ger has instructed w, Scott
Sims, the Inventor of the Sims-Edison tor
pedo, to make some experiments to de-
termine It's value as perfect destroyer in
conjunction with the automobile and other
submarine torpedOes. Ii these tests should
prove satisfactory il is believed by Com
modore Folger that then the problem of
submarine war Will be solved. The boat
viii be tried thoroughly, and its future pos
siblities VIII be better demonstrated by the
experiments that are suggested by the Chief
OF the Bureau OF Ordnance.
In general outline the Baker boat does
not look unlike the submarine torpedo-boat
Nautilus, shaped like a double pointed
cigar, which has attracted the attention of
visitors at the navy yard for so many years.
This boat is relic of the Civil War, aud
recalls Jules Nerne's Twenty Thousand
Leagues Under the Sea" The Baker boat.
as VIII be seen by the cut of its longitudinal
section, Is shared like q double-pOinted
pumpkin-seed. 1t contains within its shell
a furnace. a boiler. small steam-engine
tO'OA ouU ny houio dlH StoIhSe CeIiS-
The only projection above the top of
the boat. which is almost awash with the
water surface, is the smoke pipe, but this is
so arranged that it can be telesc0ped when
the boat has started for action against an
enemy's ship. La addition to propelling the
boat the steam engine also runs the dyna-
mo as an electric generator for the purpose
of charging the storage batteries. The boat
is kept upright by means of lead ballast
along the line of the keel. Along the bot
tom of the boar, but above the line of the
lead ballast are a series If water-tanks for
controlling the submergence of the boat.
These tanks are filled when it Is desired to
sink the boat, and the water is pumped out
when the vessel is not needed to be wholly
submerged.
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SUBMARINE WARFARE.
n Novel Form of Torped o. b oat to
Tes ed at Detroit.

n Novel Form of Torpedo Boat to Be
Tes ed at Detroit.
New York Tribune.
Commodore William NJ. Fo,ger. chief of
the Bureau Of Ordnance of the Navy De-
partment, recently returned from Detroit,
where he witnessed several trials Of the
submarine torpedo-bOat invented and sub
mitted to the Navy Department by George
c. Baker of Chicago. This boat is one of
the two of the latest craft invented for
underwater work, and Commodore FOlger
and other ordnance experts who have seen
the vessel say that it promises to develop
more satisfactorily than many of the other
submarine torpedo-boats that have been
brought forward in the last few years.
Commodore FOlger said few days ago that
the trials which he witnessed we're ex-
tremely interesting. and that the boat was
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IN ROOMS. WELL FURNISHED 1925; 81
J. w. SILK CO. II Market
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TO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO l. ID.
i BARNARD. 20a kearny estahlIshad ] $50. '
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1t was decided to report in favor OF aecapt
ing the offer of JAG. es b. HaggIn tenders,
qultclaim deed 10 a strip of property -itss
ming north off Vallejo street. between sss,
some and Battery. on condition tBat fb
same be declared = public yhotoag fare
be known as CoweH place
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stockton's Postomce.

United States District Attorney Garter
left for Stockton yesterday to ascertain
that everything was in shape from a legal
standpoint in relation TO the transfer of
the lots upon which the new postoffiee
building is 10 be erected.
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Bishop POWERS Farsvell.

Bishop Fowler, whC has presided over
the Methodists in this GiSlries for the past
eight years, and who has been called - he
Minneapolis district. viii preach faIesseii
friends on this coast a. Metropolitan Ter,
pie tomorrow morning at 1000 e'eiocE
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QS0QD 81 ROOMS: CENTRAL LOCATION:
u,OVUb. sunny house; well furnished at cost OF
5000; always fult monthly expenditure $40. in
come 800. ) VI kETSEkA kRIGGS. 1927 II Mrkt.7*
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CoQ0 COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE; ABAR-
UcOO. gain; owner going East. 5O9 SHtter
street. ivla IT.
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TYPEwRITERs.

A SPEED CONTEST FOR CALtGRAPH oPER-
n ators viii be he'd in San FRANCISCO within a
few weeks; yaleabie prizes Will be awarded; three
classes, commercial operators, telegraph operators
student oprraIors cali for particulars and register
Tor the contest: ample time for practice. CHARLES
Z NAYLOR. general agent. Is Montgomery. Je16 IT
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FISANCIAL.

Gke On0 INVESTMENT: GOOD TERMS.
sNDO-OUO has paid 10 per cent for IS years:
ONCE. 1yl7 m
1913 KEARNY ROOM Q. YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms for ladies;
pledges Tor sale; take elevator. mrltt
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ sSs kearny ST., the only corporation that LEADS
Hauey on diamonds watches: low interest ooA.t
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COX CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: DOING
t0p-C. business clearing 500 a month: also a
corner at the Mission; VIII sell at inventory: call
today ". F. HEALY a co. has Market ST
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A PRETTY COTTAGE.
Where MIRA. Benjamin Harr son VIII
Spend the Summer.

New York Mail and Express
Loon Lake, where MIS-. Benjamin Rsrri-
son will spend several weeks looking for
health and enjoyment, is beautiful little
lake situated on the line of the narrow
gauge Chateaugay Railroad, near the heart
of the Adrondaeks. On enc shore of the
lake Is situated a commodious hotel. pat
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LOSE.

| oST-PLAGN GOLD RING. RETURN 2fe MIN
u ma St, upstairs: reward. jy23 2ts
/ GST-A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
II Savings ana Loan Society OF San Francisco In
the name OF WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. No
157: BAL. The finder will please return to the
Danh. lyl3 6ts
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- IN PER ACRE BUYS > AND 10 ACRE
- w tracts rich valley land at 5. +. Co station
Alameda County. 80 miles from San Francisco. 20
miles from Oakland: easy terms: fine climate: first
class neghhorh0Od- THE CAkNALL~HOPKIN
Co. 90 Market ST., san FraucIscO. ap23 Il
GCHooL LANDS. 81 so TO 50 AN ACRE; ON
- very easy terms; sold by the state in tracts -
suit; 10 residence OF improvements required: Ill
Kinds Ct lands IN maay different counties; SEN
stamp f1T list; open day and evenings r. ".
LAKE Flood Building lytr
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real. E:STAI.
FOR SALE RY
I'HOS. MAGElI.
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Rsai Estate eircalar,"
No. 90 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LlGS HoUsE.
OPPOSITE rex HoUsA.
NEW PROPERTY


Two large me Van Nes5 aye corners. lsoxisa Ia
size. with improvements laying 5000 income
ence s4750: lot 26xi0r al risiaS rreund. II.
blocks from cars; w. Sic Chattanooga, 2sfh
2-story and finely finished basement suitable fer
doctors office or 6ilar room a ROOMS aRd q
conveniences; sold brie baIkheadi lot sexlJa
vallejo st.. n. side, t3xle7;s ssar rois. ans
view; $4,000.
CHEAP u yEsTMEETs.
Cheap-$lS 900; 5th md Harrison; 81 :Sxs9 aafi
2-story frame with stort oa corner: rents Sj0i ss
anee or the lot vacant.
and front and rear 2-s DRY nonses; rented low =
sac month: front hOuse should be RAISED asn
put Ia; viii be rst-ciass retail business prep
Golden Gate ave-. y. side, blocks from aarsSet
60xl37:6, and frame buildings; at reasoasste
Cheap; Spear ST. near Howard; a5alVxisT:s.
Cheap; Polk and Vallejo corner: any s'zs troas.
IS, 30 or 6S:9 by l0g: 10Th stress n order So.
building; Si5,OTo; su.ter 81 IS fassimprcYia
street.
LOTS IN ALL PARTS or THe CRY
$4,000 TO $4,000.
Jackson ST bet. Locust and Spruce: blocks frosy
cablecars; 25Ll27 3: s2750i er any size trent lois
ready for building; stree, work done; me view
Lot 81 :exl52 g: s2loo; or any size trout; saefp
Mission-st. lots. $500 TO $4,000; double front
bac TO Holly St In rear: near SD sU.s blocks be.
yond whore Mission-st horsecars now ruG: TO D.
turned into cable line soon depth OF lots 80 TO Ia
feet.
Guerrero ST.. a very tue block. bet 25th aud 26th:
251125; $1,000: electric road passes aud one biecx
from Yaieucia-st. cabfe-cars.
Hilbert ST. s. SIDE bet Fillmore and steiner 81 %
xI37 IS; $4,000.
Jones and Chestnut SITS, Sw, cor; 13T SKIS;
$lS.750; or lots any sza front: magnificent view
In sheltered location.
Devisadero ST, near Oak. in the business portion
of the street; lots. 25rl05: $3.50 each; srosvin
property.
Grove St. bet. Webster and Fillmore: 57ssz
1915; $i750: very cheap
Fine view; jackson and Walnut SIS. 80 :6xl9a.
Sw corner; street worS done. lot level; s45Uc,
make Offer
Corner, 81 :5xl0n: $500; or any ssze: Sc. cor.
Sacramento and Locust sts.. both streets Ia order.
Oak st. steiner: cable-cars pass; SOxI IL
$4,000: lne view.
NV cor 18th and Castro sts,: 45:6xl2os S6l5e-
fine view: stone wall III 'front.'
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ADyE HT4sING.

IL YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
k nJHhsre at any Tine write to GEO. z. ROW ELL
q CO.. ~ spruce ST., Aew YORK auIgIy
VERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
~ the subject of advertising will do well to obtain
aeopy OF Book for Advertisers" 1858 pages prlc,
81 mailed. postage paid receipt OF price: con-
tains careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best paper. aas
class ournas gives the circu rating OF every
one and good deal OF Information about rate. aad
other matters pertaining the business of advs
t1sinz Address ROW ELLIS kDVKK Using al.
k1Ae 10 Sprncs ~. new YORK kale ~
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haerin,. oner Aoennted

Haggin's UHer accepted.
At the meeting of the Judiciary Commit.
tee Of the Board of Supervisors yesterday
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TOR SALE-FURNISHED CORNER FLAT OF
L rooms and bath: filled with gentlemen roomers:
clearing $50 over rent Address b. b. b 3
this Office. iv9l Tt@
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

brand NEW GROOM COTTAGE, ALL MOD
ID ern improvements. in heart OF Lorin; 800
down. $50 month; large lot: great bargain; must
be sold.
e-room cottage-72s Louis St: only $500: lot
25xl25; now rented Tor lie month Inquire OF w.
q. MORAN. Lorin (SOuth Berkeley or J. H.
STORY, 1882 seventh ST. Oakland 1Y2S &c
q 400 BIG BARGAIN: NEW COTTAGE,
u I1OO. near two stations, with half hourly
trains TO San Francisco; also near the Berkeley
electric road and the San Pablo ave. cable-caTS;
corner lot 40xl00; must be sold; don't delay; call
at once. a. II. BREED & Co., 460 Ninth ST, OAK
land. iy23 *
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BUSINESS UNDERSTANDINGS.


e. 1900 RESTAURANT oLD-ESTABLIsHED.
S'IOOO .well-known and popular place, which
constantly enjoys large and most desirable class OF
receipts Sl40 TO $50; best offer OF its kind to-day
fuil investigation TO convince any one who can be
Convinced at all: satisfactory reasons for selling.
N. LESS. Fourth ST.
G2000 SAUSAGE FACTORY AND STORE.
SDOOON. horses. wagons and all necessary
implements; positively beSt-paylng establishment
IN the city this offer is genuine and open Tor inves'
tgatlon; satisfactory for selling; don't miss
G0000 PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST
eD-OOO. class boarding and livery stable: 5year
lease: located Ia heart OF city: clearing from $500
20 $500 per month; VIII prove this 10 your entire
satisfaction: Investigate and sat sly yourself that
this IL "a opportunity to get good business;
best OF reas5os for wanting partner NJ LESS. .
Fourth Sc.
C.oQQn SALOON AND RESTAURANT ON
u LOOO. the city front: very best locality: do
iug permanent trade most excellent chance for
any party wishing good business OF this kind NJ.
LESS. Fourth 81.
e10DA GROCERY AND BAR: SITUATED
u wv. on corner in good paying portion of
city; good cash trade. VI. LESS Fourth st. l
ckOo FINE GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE;
eDObo No. trade, always Increasing: fue loca-
ton present clearing st least 90 month: to any
live energetic man this is snap. NJ LESS, Fourth.l
GOS0 RESTAURANT IN FIRSTCLASS LO-
u @cO' cation; doiug elegant business; sell
ing on account OF dissgreeabie partnership. VI.
LESS. 5 Fourth st.
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ALAMEDA REAL Estate.


GoISD A DECIDED BARGAIN II SOLD Ar
u - ~ once; new modern cottage: 8 rooms.
BI On. a roa sea 3 2Py
willow ST. Dr. Bueua vista ave., Alameda. iy2l 81"
go O0n MODERN RESIDENCES RENT
y L. OOO. Ing for sos per month: fine in-
s52oO-6-room modern cottage: Central ave:
sl5O0-T-ro,m modern cottage: fine grounds;
choice location; carpets new 90 with the house;
Choicest corner on Central ave. Send for partic-
usrs.
Large number Of vacant lots s4OO to $4,000. e.
d. JUDD. 1913 fark ST. Alameda ly20 l2t
GGgO0 FOR sALE-NEw MODERN BROOM
'NOOUU. house; good location: will sell on easy
terms VIII make reduction Tor cash Apply TO 7.
r. BAIRD. real estate agent dorton station mar
row gauge, Alameda 1yl7 II
NICE COTTAGE: ROOMS: WE'LL FURNISH.
~ ed; rent s35 Also your owa terms on hue new
broom cott-ge: only 1900; positive bargain.
J. :. HANLEY & CO, l35l Park St. Alameda. IA II
RARGAINs IN
s22oO-s15O cash. $50 per month. beautiinI new
cottage; near GrNnd-st station (modern improve
$3.50 $50 cash. $40 per month: new cottage:
EAgie ave (modern improvements.
S24OO-SZ50 cash. S25 per month; 5-room cottage
new, near statloh taIl modern improFementsl.
s275O-s250 cash. SIS per month; magnificent
new cottage, S6xIl7, just hushed: near school and
cottages Of : rooms each m good location: for
immediate sale on account OF departure Of owner;
Houses built to order ano finished IN 80 day,
prompt; plans and estimates furnished Tree: houses
10 rent; open Sundays aud evenings
MARCUSE n Kennel,
The largest contracting firm In AlamedL County.
Offices; Aiameds-BaY-st Station and High-st.
tation. san Franelseo-62S Market s.. opposite
fslace Hotel ie26 n
C1SOO GOOD LOT AND 5-RooM HOUSE:
u OOO. s2iO0-3O-foot lot, broom house:
S3OOO-5O-ioot lot; rooms aud bath: all frst-elsss
locations: Alameda, Oakland and san Francisco
property; to exchange for outside lands; furnished
and unfurnished house: rooms for rent with or
without board. MRS. l. II CHANDLER, 1929 PARK
st. Masonic buitding. Alameda. Ie22 II
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L'IKsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
Il o4x-r44 Missioa St CHAs. 1. TAILOR ly81
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WAGONS Avn CARRIAGES.

CENTENNIAL STABLES-CARRiAGES ROCK
y always. yictorias buggies etc; 1921 California
St. BET. LaTkin and Polk; telephone 66x " con
LON, proprietor mrl3H
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

Ii
GASES. ALL SIZES, AT FIREwUUD PRICES
y Oh paintings. curtain poles complete. Z0c:
spring roller shades, 25c ana upward y cturss lex
~ inches Sc. JOStS. 757 Mission St iy22 3t#
T. RESH COW. YOUNG CALF; GOOD. RICH
/ milk family use. 1872 Folsom st jy22 sts
Tor SALE-GOOD TEAM or WORK HORSES.
weigh $50 apiece Apply 1886 roadway. cor.
OF Fifteenth s., Oakland iy2Z IT
G05 FRESH cow. APPLY 1921 MISSION
II Oc' 81, bet. weifth aud Thirteenth. jy2l 3ts
CID ALMOST NEW HIGH-ARM SEwING MA
u =. cline; complete; sl7A Francisco. 5yi2u
/ n SHARES GORDON ORCHARD AND VINE
" yard Co.'S stock: located at Hartford, Cat; mar
ket value &44U; VIII saer ice for cash or exchange
for city property. Address box 40, Golden Gate
Cal. iel2 If
CARE. SCALE. LETTER-PREss SToRE-TRUCx
~ and m"ney-tii; cheap lO2 Clay st. au7 Il
GECOSD-HAND BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMr5
- shafting. pulieys betting. water pipes. etc
otz MCINTOSH a. WOLPMAN. 1877 Beale e.
CHEPkRDS FOOT AND POWER IATHRs
- pIaneTs. drIIl dresses 6G7 Mission ST. sa27L:
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GCnO FOR SALE-SMALL COUNTRY HO-
- OOO. tel in 1ulsre County; 10 wel-furnisbed
rooms ia very promising town OF 800 Inhabitants:
rent S25 per mouth; owner In city. Gail OF address
VI 4. J., ~ sonth fark. iv22 2tE
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pc SURE AND READ THIS
a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
OFFERED IN THE FANNY DAVENPORT
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON SAN LEANDRo
ROAD.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY N AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
COX l2O-FooT LOTS ARE HERE OFFERED on
AN OPTION TO PURCHASE ON a LEASE
OF YEARS AT 81 go PER MONTH.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS PAID By OWNER
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
FIVE OPTIONS GIVEN TO PURCHASE AT TIE
SMALL COST or 81 90 PER MONTH AT ANY
TIME WITHIN FIVE YEARS
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
FULL PARTICULARS Ar THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH q BAKER.
1902 BROADWAY.
tyl5 If cod BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
DON'T PAY REM
WE WILL BUILD TO YOUR OWN PLANS.
COTTAGES FROM 1920 TO S25oO.
ONLY 500 TO $500 CASH.
BALANCE SIS To SIS PER MONTH.
STONE TRACT. STONE TRACT.
on SAN LEANDRo ELECTRIC ROAD.
TWENTY MINUTES TO OAKLAND.
FRUIT TREES On EVERY LOT
GRAND AVENUE 100 FEET WIDE.
LOTS 5Ox150. LOTS 5OxI50
UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY.
CALL WITHOUT DELAY
POSITIVELY BEST PROPERTY NEAR OAK
LAND.
4. II. BREED & CO.,
z50 NINTH ST. OAKLAND.
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CIGAR STORE on MARKET ST. FOR SALE:
- the best store IN The city: will be sold al a bg
bargain on account OF owner leaving the State:
cheap rent; ful value in STOCK and fixtures In
Qutre at 40S Market ST. iy2l 3ta
The morning call., 1892-07-23
LoDGT>G HOUSES FOR SALE.

&100O LODGING HOUSE ON BEST PART
" WV. OF Market st; 81 rooms spienddy
Iurhished throughout: is of the mOst popular
houses In town. positively no better chance Ia this
Inc oil business In market; very reasonable rent:
owner IS compelled TO sell Tor reasons which are
satisfactory: furthermore he can give sound rea
sens why he Is making this enormous sacrifice for
me place is worth 5000 If 1t is worth cent; any
clearinghouse keeper Ia town will verify this APP
ply at once. NJ. LESS
The morning call., 1892-07-23

llARGAIN; MARKET ST. NEAR SIXTH; %
- rooms paying well: account sickness: $1,000:
half cash; other bargains. SWEETSER, BRIGGS
& Co, lO2lIb Market
The morning call., 1892-07-23
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

E00 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS $3.50 AND
OOO upward; near Berkeley train; electric roads
pass near the properties values TO double !;
terms-5 years. easy payments houses built 10 suit
on instailments: new cottages now ready and for
safe Write or call on r. BoEGLE, owner. Golden
Gate, Cal iyq n