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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
THE COURTS.
New Suits Filed, Cases Disposed of
and New Citizens.

and New Citizens.
Since last report Judge Noonan, in the
Thirty seventh district court, has trans
acted the following business:
Sam c. Bennett VS.. II. II. Henderson
promiSSory note; agreement of appear
ance quaShed.
Mary Harrison ct al. VS.. Dave Kirk
| wood ct al. to try title and for damages;
| judgment for plaintiff. Defendants eX-
| cept and give notice of appeal
Peter Sturm ct al. VS.. ID. HenSel, par
| titiOn; set for October 10.
| w. e. Cook VS.. Sarah L OStrOm, ap-
peal from justice court; motion to con-
| SOldate granted.
VIM. Roberts VS.. Carl Richter, TO try
title and for damages; motion to file
statement of law and facts granted.
Hattie A. Balkan VS.. John +. and Adel-
la Morris, appeal from probate court: ap-
Dellee'S motion to dismiss appeal refused:
appellee excepted and notice of appeal
given.
Final papers were granted this morning
to the following persons: Henry Gustav
Damn, subject of the Emperor of Ger
many, Fritz Vogel and Ernst WeseRberg,
witnesses; AloiS Letner, subject of the
Emperor of Austria, Fritz Vogel and Ernst
Dletzmann, witnesses: Frederick Setter,
subject OF the Emperor of Germany, Fritz
Nogel and Ernst Dietzmann, witnesses:
DeCheTS.SuUJeCIO Vi IIlP peTOT
of Germany. Fritz Vogel and Valentine
G. kOttIer, witnesses.
In the case of Weiss & Oppenheimer VS..
SamuelS IL ROsenman. on sworn account,
judgment was rendered by default.
New suits were filed as follows:
Reagan Houston, assignee, VS.. J. A. III.
Hosack & Co., appeal from justice court.
Abe Ash VS.. Mittie Thompson, appeal
from justice court.
FORTY FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
The following business has been trans
acted in the Forty-lifth district court
since last report:
Geldfrank, Frank Il Co. VS.. A. NJ. Jack
son ct a., promiSSOry note; plaintiff
leave to file first amended original petit
ton.
johnson & Hansen VS.. San Antonio &c
Arkansas Pass, debt and for appointment
of a receiver; claim No. 4i2 referred to
master.
EImendorf & Co. VS.. Barney X. Riggs
ct al, on promisSory note: continued for
service.
SUITS FILED.
In the Thirty seventh district court
Goldfrank. Frank & Co. have filed suit
against F. P. Pena Guerra for debt in the
sum of 81, O97.
This morning the case of w. j. Kings
bury and A. M. Franklin VS.. w. 5. Cor.
others, on promissory note.
The suit of L. G. McCullOch ct al.
against Laurence Reiman ct al, was
transferred from the 37th district court to
the 45th district court this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
The School Benefit.

Saturday night a larger crowd than
that OF the night previous gathered at
the Casino to spend a few dollars for
the benefit of the German-E uglish
school. The evenings festivities
were opened with the theatrical
Diana" which was splendid, and
when the curtain dropped a perfect
storm of cheers broke forth. At the
conclusion OF this the hall was cleared
of chairs and dancing began, which
lasted until nearly 2 O'Clock, fully 200
people participating.
The different booths were we'll
patroDized and about $1,000 was
cleared out of the two evenings work
This is most creditable showing and
the ladies are to be congratulated on
their grand success.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Elk Governor John Ireland, of Sc
gum, was in the city Saturday.
Sam Bennett has returned home.
H w. Adams and mother have re.
turned from Chicago.
Colonel and Mrs. II. B. Andrews
are home from their northern visit.
Miss Uno Ury, of Sulphur Springs
is visiting Mrs. ]. M. Chase.
Miss Lille Gibbs, of UvaIde, is the
guest of Miss Estella Harm on Fourth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs James V. Dignowity
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Mccoy are
visiting in Mexico.
81 Maverick, has returned from
Liverpool where he has been for a
few months past on visit.
DR.. G. B. Moore, formerly of this
city, now prscticing dentistry in
LocSh hart. spent the Sabbath with
DR. Hudson and other friends in this
city.
F. B. Aglar, general freight and
passenger agent of the Texas Central,
and one of the best known railroad
men in the state is in the city on
business and pleasure bent.
q. Highly. Of Mexico, and Alex
Grotte, of Kansas City. we're visitors
at the San Antonio club rooms yes
terday.
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1859 and 1892.

From NOrtOn'S Union Intellgencer.
The man who draws a parallel be-
tween the candidates OF 1859 and 1892
does not know what he is talking
about and the News bellies history
and facts. The News was against
Houston then as now it is against
Houston. Houston did not run as q
Dem ocratic nominee and was not
claiming to be on Democratic, plat.
form, nor was he eTdorsed or recon-
mended by the Wing party. He was
squsrely against the Democratic
nomination, and as Sam Houston,
upon his own record, asking the
support of the people of Texas, and
he got it. He was elected governor
and was subsequently deposed by the
very same kind of Democrats who
then brought ruin upon the country
as they have now brought disaster to
the state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
1T IS A MYSTERY.
What has Become of Geo. StaudCs
Son,

What has Become of Geo. Staudrs
As was published in the Light of Sat-
urday. George Staudt was found 10 the
San Antonio river, supposed to have TAX e
en- his life on account of family trouble
etc. There has now grown out of the
affair a rather strange mystery which
cannot be solved. 1t seems that this man
and his family have had great deal of
trouble recently, the older boys not ad :
miring their new step mother. It is said
thar many family rows have occurred at
the Staudt home and knowing this fact
'he readers will not wonder at what fol-
lows in this article.
On last Thursday morning, Staudt
and one Of his sons. whose name could
not be learned, left home together and
said they would summons a doctor for
Mrs. ). who was at that time confined 10
hrr bed. Nothing was heard of them
after that by the family, until the news
OF the suicide re4 Ched them. Now comes
the mystery. The father and son had
mad some trouble but when last seen to-
gethc~. they were apparently good friends.
The father mas been buried and the son
Is still missing. Now whether or not the
father has taken the life of his son. can.
not be aSCertained. Whether or not the
son did the rash deed in plunging his
father into the water, is also not known.
1t is very strange affair and may lead
To a sensation in short while.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
LIGHT FLASHES.

The San Antonio Foot Ball club
have q practice game today.
Wanted, saloon and family liquor
solicitor. Only a competent salesman
need apply. References required.
Address r., this office. 10 10 1t
If you are ia need of q fine or
cheap parlor suit, don't fail to call on
us, for we will give you prices
cheaper than the cheapest. N. & M.
Installment Co, 224, 23S and 240 East
| Hous ton street. 1885,
For heating stoves of all descrip-
tions, go to Max Scbultze, JOS West
Commerce street. 10 I'm
Persons wishing delightful
place for garden parties and dances
will find the Schilling place on Grand
avenue next TO the Lone Star Brew
cry to suit their taste. 1t is free of
charge. Mr.. Schilling prepares the
choicest sandwiches and other eat
ables obtainable in the city, which he
will let parties have at reasonable
rates. 10l tt
j. Lobert; 104 Commerce street,
warrants perfect fit best goods. for
the least money. 108 ct.
You can make money in real
estate by calling on John T. Hsmb
ton & Co. 204 East Commerce street.
Coal Vases, Coal Holds, Fire Sets
aud Dog Irons. Max Schultze, los
West Commerce street. 10 I'm
We have just received large line
of carpets, comprising all of the new
patterns which We are offering at re-
duced prices. n. & M. Installment
Company, 224, 23S and 240 E. Houston
street. 1885
You should not fail to get our
prices on stoves before buying. for we
can save you money. N. & M. Install
ment company, 224, 23S and 24O East
Houston street. 1885,
r. J. HOFHEINZ, on Military
plaza, has at very low prices all farm
ing implements. such as carriages,
buggies, Fish Bro. wagons, we'll
drills, wind mills and pumps, now
ers. hay presses, rakes, plows and
barb wire, etc II Inn
"A good fit is everything. We will
give 1t to you in custom or ready made
clothing. Pancoast & Son. 10 6 If
The time to buy property is when
owners want to sell. See John Il.
Hambleton & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
Com mIsStOners' COurt

The commissioners court met this
morning in regular monthly session. and
the following business was transacted:
Lizzie Herm, pauper, was allowed one
months provisions.
Pancha Nova, pauper, was allowed one
months provisions.
Carrie Burger, pauper, was allowed one
months provisions
Mrs Macius, pauper, was placed upon
the regular pauper list and allowed 50 50
per month, from Oct. 1st.
Julia G. Leigh was allowed credit on
$500 on assessed values, on unrendered
roll.
o. II, Torpperwein was given the con-
tract to build d bridge on beats ElkhOrn
road, east of Van Raub, for $3.50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
Watch Bexar County.

To the Daily LIGHT.
A. j. Houston may not get the 1900
votes. the limit allowed him by Post
master johnson for the state, but few
more deals by the official republican
county ring with double larry -CaIlaghan
Guerguin and also Dryer & Co., who are
50 iniquituOuS that even Sam Jones is
praying for them. will swell the number
10 many thousands, and JOhnson'S esti-
mate will be right, 100 will not near be
the number in and near Bexar county
alone. A DEMOCRAT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
Hits Right IN the Center.

San Jones Sermon
THE the powers that be in this
town are not in compact with the
devil then appearances are very de.
ceitful. Six or eight years is long
enough to trust any crowd, anyhow
/ don't know who your mayor is nor
who the officers are. but they are
running things all wrong They are
letting the saloons remain open all
day Sunday in defiance of the law.
What you need is an administration
that shall have morality and a back
bone"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
Arrived to attend a Weddinp

Captain Peter KiOlbassa, treasurer of
the city OF Chicago, a brother to Mr..
Thomas KiOlbaSsa. and father of Mrs.
VIM. DObrOwolski, is in the city on visit
to his relatives and to attend the wed
ding of Mr.. Tom Watzlavzick and Miss
Victoria Kiolbassa, which takes place at
San Michaels church, on South street.
tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. After
the wedding a reception will be held al
me home of the bride and the guests will
ad Ourn to st. Albert's hall and conclude
the festivities with a dance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
His COMPLAINT,

One of the parties deeply interested in
the 5. A. Investigation, which has
been going on for several days, before
Master in Chancery Fleming, complained
to LIGHT man that he thought the
justice and show up the other side" The
LIGHT man Informed him that the whole
matter looked very bad, but II the officers
Of the law did their duty there was no
doubt full justice would be done.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
A Hoggish Trick.

The republican party of Bexar county,
that is the Office holders part of it, is the
easiest and most pliable institution
Imaginable. Santleben. Lindner & Co.
said, take off McAllister, cOunty judge,
also Locke the surveyor, and put on the
leader of the HoggiteS our beloved Mayor
Callaghan and one of his city surveyors
men, Mr.. Nelson. on our ticket; let US
yield unto HOgg what is HOggiSh. and it
was accordingly done. ANTI HOGG.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10

c. A Goeth is the Peoples csndi.
date tor county attorney. Mr.. Goeth
is q young lawyer of ability and the
intelligent vote is what is expected to
elect him He is for George Clark
and in favor OF giving Texas q chance
Look for his name when casting your
ballot
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
Vans TO Kill The Preacher.

Late Saturday afternoon Justice w. W.
Heron took an affidavit against Tom
Taylor for making murderous threats
He is a member of the Fourth Baptist
church, cOlored. He and the preacher,
Rev. W. Wilder, are pot on the best OF
terms, and it is charged that Taylor has
threatened to paint the church building a
crimson hue with the blood of Rev. Will
der
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
DaIly MDrtuary.

Since last report the following deaths
have been recorded Ia the health office:
Geo. Staudt aged AZ years, Austin
street, Srptem her z, drowning.
Mrs. Mary Mockert, aged 50 years, South
Flores street. September Sth, exhaustion.
Jesus Juarez,a 20 years, city hospital,
September 9th, tuberculosis.
Maria Naladez, aged 8 months, Leal
and Salado street, September 9th, mani
ton.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
Resolutions OF Respect.
CASTLE HALL, CoNCoRDIA. No.

CASTLE HALL, CONCORDIA, No. l.,
K l.. 4.
SAN ANTONIO, October 9Th, 1892.
Whereas, it has pleased the Almighty
Ruler of the universe to call from on
midst, our beloved friend and brother
August Boyer. be it therefore resolved,
First: That our lodge has lost in him q
faithful member and officer. Be it further
resolved,
Second: That these resolutions be pub.
lished in a German and English newSpa.
per in San Antonio and that a copy Of
these resolutions be sent to the family o.
the deceased member. Be it further re.
solved,
Third That these resolutions be re.
corded in the minutes of the lodge for the
remem brance of the deceased brother.
JOHN A. ALBERTHAL,
JOHN BoSsHARD,
HENRI GIMBEL, Committee
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.

The LIGHT is authorized to announce
c. a. GOeth as a candidate for county
attorney for BeXar county in the ensuing
election in November.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
FOR ASSESSOR.

The LIGHT is authorized TO announce
Georges. Williamson as candidate for
the Office of asseSsOrof Bexar County,
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40C a Pair.

Ladies' Solid color Lisle Thread Hose,
good seller at soc a,pair, but for little
excitement will run them this week at
4oc apair.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
Soc a Yard.

ELDER DOWNS-All-wool, in Pink,
Blue, Cream. Tan and Red, Fl inches
wide and sells the world over at 75c a
yard; This week it goes at only soc a
yard.
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il LEADERS!
FOR ONE WEEK.
With the Handsomest General Stock of Fall and
Winter Goods ever shown in the
city to back them up.
SI.i8 A Pair.

Ladies' Dongola Button Opere Shoes,
sizes TOT.
Ladies' Dongola Button Common Sense
Shoes, sizes 8 to 7, reduced for a leader
From 81 so to 81 IS a pair.
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s.. IS.

Full Jo4 Wool White Blankets, worth
all of "a 90 pair, but as leader we will
sell them this week, at only s. rs pair.
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40C a Yard.

81 Styles of New Stylish Braids and
Gimps, in colors, and black, reduced
from 75c, Csc and soc to one price, 4oc
yard.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10

g Styles of Dress Trimmings, short
cut, all colors, etc, that sold for soc, 4oc
and $50 yard, all reduced to, the low
price of 25c for leader this week.
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S2.I5 A Pair.
l8C a Yard.

AZ different styles of Braids, Gimps,
Cords and Passementerie, reduced from
25c and soc to only ISc yard as lead.
er for this week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-31

BELLEVUE ACADEMY TRANSFERRED FROM
HAYWAkDS TO THE WARNER TRACT
Bellevue Academy is to be removed from Hay
wards. where IT has been for three years past and
tween this city and san Leandro This important
change has been brought about by the untiriug en-
time ago conceived the idea of the transfer, so as
to enhance the value of the big pieee of property
that they have en- the MARKET.
The acquisition is an important one. fer Bellevue
Academy is one OF the renowned seats of learning
In Alameda County IL has commercial, academic
and grammar departments. the branches of instruc-
ton embraced being as follows
Bookkeeping commercial law, civil government,
shorthand, penmanship. teiegraphy. tppewritiHg.
arithmetic. geography, spelling, composition, Latin.
German, Greek, Spanish algebra, physiology. chem
lStry modern nlstory. ancient history. geoSgy.
geometry literature, history. rhetoric. physics as
tronOmy, mental philosophy and so forth.
The corps of Instructors is a strong one the
principals being as follows: Oscar L. Warfei senior
principal ianguages and mathematics; William r.
course; Miss Emma o. Christensen, shorthand and
typewriting; Mrs Carrie froSs-Synder. eIoeution.
DeiSarte expression and physical culture; Miss Jes-
sic NJ. Inglis. English and primary branches; Mrs.
U. l. ward piano organ and harmony.
block OF valuable land has been set aside for
the building OF the institution and work will be
commenced at once The main structure viii be
me ana capaciouS, and all around IL Will be halls
and other adIuncts OF a temple of learning. The
effect Of this establishment VIII rebound wonder
fu!iy to the advantage OF the Warner Tract prop
erty. It means exceptional school facilities for
those who locate there and then again il Will IN
duce tue settlement OF good class OF citizens. who
will seize the especial opportunities thus accorded
for the rearing OF their families.
Taken all in all the Warner Tract property has
therefore become the best that is in the mark ct
nowadays Its proximity TO Oakland makes it par
tIeuariy available for business men, and It's healthy
and beautiful location leaves 1t without peer for
residence property. Then again 1t must not be for
gotten that the power-house and headquarters OF
the new eIectric-road have been established there,
and this, taken in connection with the Bellevue
Academy and thu further fact that many promi-
nent people OF San Francisco and Oakland have
purchased homes In the tract, for 1t golden
future and rich harvest for those who invest
within its boundaries.
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GS7S soKl1o; n: SIDE SILVER AVE. $50
DOt -. feet T. OF Craut: College Homestead AS
ISOLATION.
S75O-I50x120; Sw. cor. University and wooIsey
SIS: University Homestead Association: block rs
S900-75Xl 20; T. side berlin ST., $50 feet : OF
laeon; University Homestead Association: ali
fenced.
$15o0-5OxlOO; cor. I4th ave and ST.; outside
lands.
S65O-l0OxI2O: NV cor. Amherst and wooIsey
SIS University Homestead Association: block 50.
Sz5O-Z5Xll0; > side TrGmbuil st, 375 feet h. OF
Consdon; College Homestead Association.
SZU0-5OXl25: NV. Ger. Capitol and Thrift SITS. :
Railroad Homestead Association block Y
SZ15-25Xl SO:--w. Slde Capitol It. 100 feet \. Of
Minerva. Railroad HOmeStea Assoc lattOa: block L.
S275-25xl25; " side Minerva st. l55 feet W OF
Capitol Railroad Homestead Association.
SZIo-5OX 100: corner lots Is. IA; block II: City
Land Association
$l25-25xIOG-N. side Pametto s.. 25 feet w OF
Bright; lot ,, block 3 /; City Land ASSOCIATION.
SI25-25Xl90; lot 10. block 81 City Land Asso-
citation.
SIoo-LoE -. DIocK Is CITY Land Association.
S2O0-5OxlOo; lots 4, 5, block IA, City Land AS.
s3cfatioU.
sl0o-Lot IS. block IL city Land Association
Sl75 -55xlOo; Corner; lot l, block SO, city Land
Association.
500 eaeh-Lots 10, 20, 80. 81, block IS. City
Land Association.
Sl0O Lot l. block 30. city Land Assoc iatiou
Sl00-Lot g. block 30. City Land Association.
sl25-25xl0O; corner; lot J, block IS. CRY Land
Association
800 each-Lots i. 7. 9. 10. IL. 80. 50, block 10.
Cry Land Association.
$2S6-90NlUO: Z. side Florence St 225 y OF Bis
marck, block 1. Abbey Homestead Association.
800 "a; part lot T. block ?, Abbey Home
stead ASSOCIATION
sz50-iI5x 100: lot !, block las, Abbey Home
stead ASSOCIATION. CHAS. &. FISHER, sos Califor-
MA 81. It,
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4 ITENTIUN
BREWERS. MANUFACTURERS. ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANIES
CALIFoRNIA-ST CABLE-RoAD COMPANY'S
FORMER POW HOUSE

FOR sALE-substantiai 3-storY frame building
(east and south walls orick) Sc cor. of California
and LarSIn SITS. at small outlay could be convert
tory OF any KIND; would be available
electrc-light eomnany's power-honse: has 19 foot
basement excayated under sidewalk on both
streets,
viii also sell the following:
Two Porter Allen 22x36 800 horsepower vertical
engines: boilers. IS TO 80 horsepower each;
wicox pumps: Liewellyn heater.
Lot 81 % on California ST., 40 % o n LarkiB,
Apply to McAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND. 10
Montgomery st
Tor SALE BY w. H. GRIM & co. REAL ESTATE
Montgomery ST., Occidental Hotel Block
tine kIls-st. corner. mr.. Baldwin HOTEL i0Oxl1o.
carriage-honse; 56:3xl27 So anA J. a5x4i :sI4
sl5,oo0-sutter ST., near Baker; new fats, 27:s
I'D near Harrison; 4 fats: fine rent: 25xl0o.
California ST. near Steiner; houses and cottags
Dupont. M. Lombard; brick houses; always
rented; corners; 65XiO0.
Dorisnd. mr. Dolores 8 rooms and bath: 50xIl5.
felIst near Devisadero; new; Rooms, bath;
Haight near Pierce; q rooms bath; 25xlOo
So500-Haight, near Buchanan: cottage rooms;
1911. near Howard; > flats, A and o rooms. bath
etc: 33N79.
24th, near Bryant ave. eottlge 5 rooms bath;
25xll4
Folsom. M. Thiru; two frontsges: 25xl6e; rents
Cumberland St. near Church: cottage S rooms
bath; 25xlli; only $1,000. cash installments.
Ivy ave. nr. Hayes and Lsguna cottage 6roomsi
Ello; Park. of Steiner. n r. Geary; rooms; 22x7O
Diamond al 18TH; rooms and stable: "a 81 100:
Far Oaks ST.. near 23d; magnificent fats of D and
6rooms. bath 30xI17 IS to alley; stable horses
Florida mr. 18th; neat cottage. 5 rooms and bath;
20xlOu.
oath, nr. Harrison: stores and fats; 25xl04.
Doriand, mr. Gusrrero; cottage: 20 :Sxll5.
Folsom ST., near 9Th; stores and fats: 81 :6x90.
GearT st. nr. Taylor; old improvements: 2Sx62: %.
Florida, nr. Gath; new fats, and rooms; bath;
2SXl00; stable.
LOTS.
S5l0O-Folsom ST.. near 23d: 3Ox9O.
IDbOS.
$laOO-Diamond near 22d: 50xll5:3.
Sl25U-MisSion ST. mr.. China ave-: 25xS3:6
@l73O-Church, near Army: good lot: 26x SO
Sl250-23d st. near Castro; 2bxlla; street work
done; easy terms. choice building lot
SllOO-23d. near Diamond; 25xS5: part cash.
S900-BemIs. nr. electric road; 5Oxl0O
S1OOO-2Sd ave-, near Point LOboS: 5JXl20.
SIoo-Wel located corner in University Home
stead; l20Kl00
Randolph St, nr. Bright; City Land Assn 5OxIOo.
$65o-California ST.. near 18th ave: 25KlO0.
s4oO-Chotce corner in GIT Map No. L
SS0O-Day, near Douglass; 25xlli: part cash
$500 each-32d ave. near ST: IS XlZu.
mrs. u ThSu
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NOTE THE FOLLOWING.

The Warner Tract, located on the line of the Oak
land, San Leandro an Haywards electric railway.
Alameda County's greatest highway; also the C. p.
X. r. Ellenhurst Station. within a short distance.
This elegant piece OF property was divided into
500 large subdI Visions 5Ox150 each. and placed
upon the market on October IT. 1881. Over $50
lots have been sold since that date TO bona-de pur
ehasers The powerhouse and carhouses OF the
railroad company are located upon the Warner
Tract; IA residences and business houses are now
In course OF construction In the tract The
for grading all the streets and laying OF the city
waterman have been let at present owners
peDse. Last, but OF least read what the Tribune"
aud Times" OF Oakland. March IS. have 10 say: