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Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
BROOKLYN BOoDLERs.
Nearly All the City and County Officia
Indicted for Extravagance.

Nearly All the City and County Officials
Indicted for Extravagance.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. 6.-The grand
jury indicted 80 members OF the board
of supervisors for extravagant expendi.
lures in connection with the recent
Columbian celebration. The jury also
recommended that the corporation
counsel sue all parties to whom money
was unlawfully paid and against Mayor
Boody, the comptroller, city axditor and
board of aldermen.
night included the following in the list
of indictments The city auditor. An
ton Weber; county auditor, Frederick
voted to override Supervisor-at-large
Kinnel's vetoes OF the Columbian
bills; some, and possibly all. Of the
aldermen's committee on celebration,
including Aldermen Mckee. McGrath,
Heaney, Wafer, Fitzgibbons, Pickering
and Thomas, and several of the con-
tractors, among them 7. w. Price, the
committee clerk of the aldermen who
furnished the coaches; P. Ross and H.
D. Southland, who built the grand stands
for the aldermen and supervisors, re-
spectively; Francis Weeks, who fur
nished the ushers, and Frederick
Aldridge. who decorated the county
buildings. Whether or not any other
men who received money from the city
or county are indicted could not be def
nitely aecertained. About 80 indict-
ments in all were presented.
Mayor Boody was seen tonight, but
refused to talk about the scandal. He
said he wanted first to see the contents
of the indictment against him.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

IT is startling fact that there are 123
building and other like associations in
this state that are allowed to 60 on with
out the slightest restrictions or even su-
pervision. The bank examiner has no
time TO LOOK after them, and so, year after
year, the public lie wholly unadvieed as
to their worthiness. The history OF this
kind OF organization in the eastern
states these last two years is full of
warnings. The legislature should not
fail to remedy this dangerous state Of
things this very session. IL will be al
most criminal neglect of the public's in
terest not to do SO. 1t is unlikely that
any other state Of the union has ever let
these and kindred institutions 60 on and
do business without the smallest at
tempt at oversight.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

The governor did an excellent thing
in pointing out how excessive has been
the punishment of young offenders in
come of the courts Of the state. First
termers" have often been sentenced to
the penitentiary for five and ten years.
To this county, not long ago, three boys
who were found guilty of rummaging
through a house in daylight, and, as
they declared, to try and get food to
keep them from starving, and against
whom no osher offense could be men
toned, were sent to prison for five or
six years-we don't recall which-which
meant a moral death. Some day this
subject euggesteds by the governor will
be suitably canvsssed and there win be
reckoning in the interest of common
justice and higher conception Of what
penal laws may possibly accomplish.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

this country might as we'll be
abandoned. The people of the
United States will never grant to the
Canadians market made up of So, ,000,-
600 consumers in exchange for market
composed of 5000, 900. until the Cana
dians are ready TO become American
citizens. The fact that the privilege of
transporting goods in bond, temporarily
granted to the Canadian Pacific, has
arrayed upon the side of that alien cor
poration renegade Americans in Duluth
and Minneapolis, is decisive argument
against permitting American capital to
flow into the Dominion under regime
OF unrestricted reciprocity. We are will
ing to give Canadians all the rights and
privileges that we ourselves enjoy. Let
them come to us and we will welcome
them. But we will give them nothing
while they refuse to us even 80 much
recognition of the benefits they ask for as
is involved in the request for admission
on equal terms to the American union.'
This is bold proposal to our cousin
for closer walk with US, even to the
full share in our destiny for better or
worse. While it may do for a newspa-
per to be thus bold, we do not at all feel
sure that the government or the mass of
the people, either openly or secretly, is
anxious to hurry matters with our
neighbor. Real reciprocity, in the in
terest OF both and in good faith to be OBJ
served, would answer all our needs and
all our hopes, and we could then afford
to wait till there should be laid better
foundation for an enduring union than
any prudent observer can see now. We
can't afford to have Canada be our en-
emy, nor is the time yet come when she
will marry. What better way than to
get along the beet we can with our trade
regulations, and let her, meanwhile, be
sister to US?
By the way, doss it lot occur to the
most of us that there is in this constant
irritation along the border an object
lesson on the tariff? We have long
found it pleasant and profitable to ex-
change visits and labor, and to
these there are no lines. Why might
be not found freer exchange of the
products of labor equally advantageous
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

IT WAS generally stated yesterday that
one or both of the supposed Democrats
who were selected by the council
as members Of the police commits
sion, would vote for the retention 10
Office OF CHIEF of Police Glass, If this
is true, it ia right to state that the game
ie an outrageous piece of trickery on the
part of some nisnipulators, and deserves
the most unmaasured censure. The
election Of Mr. Rowan showed beyond
a Question that the people wanted a
complete chsogs. The transfer of some
thing like 1850 votes from the Republican
to the Democratic side, az indicated at
the election referred to. evidenced this
fact. La other words, Mayor Hazards
Repu biicau plurality OF $500 votes two
years ago WAS chspged to 735 for Mayor
Rowan, and juat what the people meant
by this chang. Is isuvquestionable. The
mayor, for example, is supposed
to hold tie balance OF power
in the police commission. which
the charter provides shall be made
up OF two Democrats and two Republi-
cans. To put in men who are Democrats
in name and Republicans in deed,
simply reduces the mayor to berole OF
an automaton. The selection of bogus
Democrats is not only in this Gaze an
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

DoN'r rush to the alleged new gold
fields, for already comes the tidings that
moet of the treasure-seekera are likely
to be soon in sorry plight. They who
furnish supplies and transportation
seem to be the only ones who will get
any substantial benefit out of the sour
ryina-and twas ever thus. San Juan
offers scarcely better promise to miners
this winter than Sacramento. Young
men who have any ambition or hope for
a permanent place in the world had bet
ter keep out OF both places.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

overriding of the popular will, but is an
insult to the mayor. He has by this
action been entirely deprived of power
directly conferred on him by the charter,
and the Democratic party is made res
ponsible for the acts of commissioners
whose claim OF belonging to that party,
it is asserted, will be contradicted point
blank by their first official act.
The whole affair is piece of political
knavery which must be offensive to fair
minded men of both parties, and while
apparently successful, will be sure to
bring political contumely on each par
ticipant in its execution.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

Miss ABIGAIL DODGE, known to the
people of this planet (and probably
other spheres) as Gail Hamilton, ma
ture single woman, having caromed on
every poor creatures head in this coun-
try which has ever been lifted up in
questioning her ways, las at last at
tackled Mr.. Gladstone in a fierce long
range fire OF expletives. Miss Dodge
has the vim of school boy. the vocabu-
larry of volcano and the cheek of q
snowplow. She always keeps to the
main line of general faultfnding and
assault, and never allows herself to be
hampered by any individual duties or
affections. Love she has scorned lest it
might distract her attention from the
whole race as her lawful prey. Wash
ington was childless that nation might
call him father. and Gail is husbandless
that she may snatch mankind bald
headed.>
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
COIL OF EVIDENCE TIGHTENING,
Engineer Jefferis Is in a Bad
Predicament.
The Blood of Miss Ayres Und0ubt-
edly on His Hands.
His Career as a Bigamist Coming
to Light His Examination to
Be Held Today-The Cor
oner's Inquest.

By the Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 6.-The tolls con-
tinue to tighten about G.. B. Jeferis, the
locomotive engineer arrested in Oak
land few days ago on suspicion of hav-
ing murdered Miss E. o. Ayres, the
station agent at Brighton. 1t has been
learned that Jefferis' first wife secured
q divorce from him in San Francisco in
1884, because be tried to place her in q
house of ill-fame. He married his pres
ent wife in 1886, and then, without the
formality of a divorce, was welded to
Miss Ayres, in San Francisco, last July.
The Bee this evening publishes story to
the effect that officers are now searching
for Swede who is believed to have
either committed the crime for Jefferis
or assisted him in it. The Swede
worked on ranches in the neighborhood
of Brighton. Jefferis was acquainted
with him and it is supposed induced
him to do the deed for all or a portion
of several hundred dollars which it is
thought the woman kept in the build
ing. Early on the morning of the muir
der the Swede was seen in this city,
spending money freely in number of
saloons, but later in the day be disap-
peared. 1t is now thought he is on
ranch in Colusa county, where an OFF,
Ger from Marysville will go.
Clergyman Ferguson who married
Jefferis and Miss Ayres, came up last
night as witness at the inquest. He
was allowed to zee the prisoner and
said that with the exception that the
man he married to Miss Ayres had a
beard, the prisoner filed the descrip-
ton.
A man named Murden. a relative OF
Starkey, was brought here from Banta
and corroborated the story told by
Starkey that Jefferis had endeavored to
get them to go to Brighton two months
ago and kill the woman and rob the sta
ton.
1t has been learned that Jefferie' real
wife was here on the morning Miss
Ayres was burned to death and left for
Oakland about noon. 1t is said, how
ever, she arrived from Oregon the same
morning about a. m.
The inquest was held tonight. There
were but few witnesses examined,
much to the disappointment OF the
public, who supposed the matter would
be fully gone into. The jury found
that the deceased came to her death
from unknown causes.
Jefferis' examination is set for tomOr-
row morning. 1t ia not known whether
or not much testimony will be taken,
but he will no doubt be held for trial.
The latest theory is that he employed
the missing Swede to do the job.
The testimony taken was restricted to
the identification of the remains as those
of Miss Ayres. The only other evidence
was that given by Miss Cox, friend
and neighbor of the deceased, who tes-
titled that the latter told her she was
the wife of Jefferis, and that they were
married last January.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

Ir is very cheering to learn from q
Washington dispatch that the Repuoh-
can senators who have taken the job to
keep that body Republican "are lar
from dismayed." We should say it
would be strange if they were. For
nearly twenty yeara the Republicans
have had their great successes in getting
men into Office who were not elected by
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

SAN LOUIS OBIsPo is looking up, as we
Judge from the following able editorial
in the local journal:
We learn that III. j. Dutton would
trade new top buggy. with pole, Tor
fresh mich COWS.
But meantime let us iemind our con-
temporary that France is in the throes
of revolution because its newspapers
have been too free with notices in the
reading columns.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
Ma,or Handv,s Better JOB.

CHICAGO, Jan, 6.--It is reported this
evening that Maj NJ. P. Handy will
probably resign his $500 position, as
chief of the worlds fair bureau of
publicity and promotion, to accept po-
sition worth $4,000 year, as editor of
the worlds fair catalogue for the Con-
kew syndicate.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

II is freely said by some of the corre-
spondents that Col. Dan Burns may Sc
cure the complimentary vote for sena-
tor, which is fit and proper. There Is
scarcely 8 better representative OF his
party in the state than he.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
Resolutions on Gould.

BosToN. Jan. 6.-At meeting OF the
board of directors of the Union Pacific
Railload company, resolution was
adopted in memory of Jay Gould, recit-
ing his eminent services to the company
and extending heartfelt sympathy to his
children.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

THIS astonishing piece of intelligence
comes from abroad.
Golitti, ex prime minister of Italy,
can bend poker double with one hand.
We'll, if some man can bend a poker
double with one hand it is just an even
thing, for poker also has bent many
man double With one hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

On Monday evening, Januery 9th,
Prof. A. ]. Stamm will conduct his first
Philharmonic concert of this season.
The performers number 40 of the best
professional musicians in Los Angeles.
The Grand opera house will be crowded
to the doors, which will prove again, as
it has been proven in the past, that Los
Angeles contains music-loving public
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
TO the New Hemestead Tract /

Every day at 10 and q. The grand tally no
trip on Wednesday at 80 p. m; six four-horse
coaches. Leave your names for seats. Southern
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
PERSONAL.

Mr.. o. E. Watrous, proprietor of the
Santa Fe Spri ags hotel, was in the city
vpafardav
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
The ryphus scourge in Gotham.

The Typhus ScOurge IN GOtham'
New YORK, Jan. 6-The third case of
typhus was reported to the health board
today. August Hanch, SO years old,
died today at North Brothers, island,
from Typhus fever.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

Pistols and Ammunition
At the W. G. Furrey company, 159 to
1876 North Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

L.P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent, 21
Mcrchants' Exchange, San Francisco, ts an
authorized agent. This paper is kept on hle In
his office.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

The sale OF seats Tor MITE. BesAnL 8
lectures opens this morning at O'Clock
at the Los Angeles theater. In view Of
the widespread interest in these
lectures and the large number of mail
orders, those desiring seats will do well
to be on hand. A telegram received in
this city late last evening, from San
Francisco, reports the greatest enthusi-
asm and tremendous houses there.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
JOSEPH D. LYNCH. JAMES J. AYERS
AYERS s. LYNCH, PUBLISHERS.

Eutered q: the poftofice st Los Angeles as
seeond-class matter.l
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
SATURDAY. JANUARY :. 1898.

TIVE HERALD is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, san francisco, for &c copy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-The Old
Homestead closed its most successful
engagement last evening at the opera
house.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
NJ. t,ca to Htail subscribers.

once ef publication, 223-22S West second
treet Telephone i56.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

DrIIvERED BY CARRIERS
"A zoe Per Week, OF SOC Per MONTH
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07

Nstice to Nail Subscribers.
The papers OF all delinq uent mail subscriber
O the Los ANGELES DAILY HERALD Will pe
promptly discontinued hereafter: NO papers
sfll be sent to subscribers by mail unless the
sume have been paid for In advance This rule
tnAa~thle. AYERS 4 LYNCH.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.

M ADIS0 Il BURKE REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
uA established 1855; 626 Market st.
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IA MON TGuMERY ST.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
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NO CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT NEW PARK
~ resid nee; g rooms; bath; finished basement:
WIZ take vacant lot in part payment. MADISON
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Call and obtain a copy of our Real Estate Rec
ord, which contains a list of properties for sale
in all parts of the city
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GOSn0 JONES, ADJOINING CORNER
epOOpO. O'tarrel. with 3-story frame; fine
business property. MADISON a. BURKE.
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CITY RIAL TAT
BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
RENT COLLECTORS AND AUcTIoNEERs
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Telephone 500.
CITY RIAL e TAT
NEW PROPERTY.

NEW PROPERTY.
Midwinter Fair business property; 7th ave-, near
d ST.: only "A cash aud balance suit: lots each
25x 20
Ss000-Forced sale: don't TAIL to see the 4 new
residences on anut ST. bet Clay and Sacra-
mento; each house routanS 10 rooms, bath, lautl-
dry etc: elegant appointments; grand view; ad-
Jacent TO Sacramento aud 'aifornis-st. cable sys-
TENS. any reasonable offer Will be entertained.
81 S2lO0-Anothrr suap; choice lot on Fulton ST.,
near Lyon; 25xl37 :6; street work done.
Sl609 only-Douglass ST., near 21st; large lot,
5Oxl 80.
S57O0-An excellent business corner; Fell and
Fillmore srs.: 81 :3x 100.
$5O0OO-Ofer wanted: Eddy-st. corner, not far
from Market ST.; II :6xl37:6: will be fine retail
business property.
S2500-tirove st. bet Baker and Lyon; cheap;
lot 25xlOO; street work completed.
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G11 SOO RENTING FOR $l35; NEAR
ID L .OpO. 9Th and Howard sts.; fats;
always rented; size of lot 50xlSO; this Investment
Will pay for itself in years.
The morning call., 1893-09-24

CIV. COR. MCALLISTERA AND FILLMORE STS.:
- houses, only years old: the asking price is
less than value OF | I, which is 81 :6XS7 IS feet;
owner has extended time OF sale for 5 days, Ia
which time no reasonable offer will be refused.
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TOR SALE


S450-Lots on the y side OF st., opposite
Strawberry Hin aud bet. 22d ami 23d aves: 25x
l2O. $50 cash. balance $40 per month
bargaiu-$SGO; lots on the ". side of 5th
ave, 225 n. Of Clement St; 25II20: half cash
balance on time; these lots cheap at $1,000
cash.
$I75-Lots on the w. side OF 23d ave-. let. @
and 2 SITS 25xI20; S25 cash, balance Ia SO
monthly instalments
$50O-Lots on the w. side OF 27th ave. bet
anC sts overlooking the whole OF Richmond
District: $50 cash. balance $40 per Onth
S35O-Lots 44th ave, bet. and SIS, with
hne marine view; $50 cash. balance monthly in
stalIments OF SO. j. BROW STONE,
Real Estate owner. IL Montgomery st.
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
II Z. II. REYNOLDS az CO. 3S3 Montgomery ST.
$l50O-Large 43d-ave corner lot, bet Poiut Lo-
bos ave. ana the park
S2500-Doube tenement; Morel place, near Pa
cifc: terms to snit.
$SO0-Cheap lot. 50x7O. near Cortland-ave.
sehooihouse; on grad; ready for building.
CHEAP RICHMOND DISTRICT LOTS
D st.; large corner lot, fronting Golden Gate
Park.
32d ave-5Oxl2O; near Point Lobos ave.
Point L"b"S ave, near 42d; 60xl5O.
Pobt LObOs ave. and 45d; corner lot.
2Sth aye.-2oxl20: n e ST.
San Bruno ave. lots and blocks; Howard-st. cars
pass property.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
G1e O0O KET s.; BUSINESS
pt .OOO. property: Improvement and lot
Ss:llXl25 TO. Stevenson ST.
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0e50O OFFER wANTED-2 FLATS, AL
tCOOOO. most new. oak St; caDIe-ears
pass che door; lot is 25x 81 %. and the fats rent
for $47 so per month; cheapest pair of fats in
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Gd1OO RENTS S5O4 PER ANNUM; I'M
Ut1OO. provements and lot 25IS0; street
work done comnlete
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GO 00 LIBERTY. Mr.. GUERRERO; NEW
W. w. flats; aud rooms: lease for $75;
lot 30x1l4 MADISON a. BURKE.
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$25 cash-Park lots; balance in monthly IN
stallments OF SO; 18th ave-. bet. @ and ID sts.;
street is now being graded anu macadamized TO
the ocean beach and four streetear lines Will be
extended along its length; lots 25x120; only $425
each; only left
$40 per month-Lots $500 to $3.50 each. We
have number OF cheap lots located only few
books from the terminus OF cablecars. oath St
and otrero ave.; over 10 lots sold by within
the past year in this locality cal for diagrams
The morning call., 1893-09-24

Old 600 FOR CORNER LOT WITH
lug rooms and bath each; rentng for 500
per month: in frst-cass AR; streetworK all
done aud accepted by the oity: stone sidewalks.
etc: inquire about this property: 1t must be sold
lot 95x75:I. CENTER q SPADER. 3O7 Montgom-
cry ct.
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GTEOn WORTH OF PROPERTY TO BE
ID tCOO sold tor $500: paying 1917 per cent
per snuum; improvements consisting of flats
store and cottage: only 30 months built; fore
closure OF mortgage sole cause OF selling: situate
on best cable street in NeStern Addition; de-
posit must be paid before october l. this is the
king Of baaCrins
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

- H. UMBsEN q CO.,
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S2l0O-nfer wanted; very cheap corner lot
32:S14xS7 IS; California and Laurel SITS,
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Sl950-Folsom ST.. near 17th: very cheap; lot
24xl22:6; must be sold; offer wanted.
S5OOO-tiayes St. near fillmore; lot 81: OK 81 g.
S4IOO rSch-SOme choice lots on east SIDE Oi
Deyisadero ST, bet. Golden Gate ave. and Meal
lister ST.; 25IlO0.
The morning call., 1893-09-24

$500 each-SOme choice building lots on BaS Se
ST., bet. Golden Gate ave. and McAIlister; 251
96:lO1z each.
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DEDUCED FROM $500 TO $500: NEW
IL flats cottages on t,rove St; monthly income
of $56 per month; surrounded by new and costly
residences
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GOO6O JESSIE, Mr. 9Th; 3 FLATS; RENT S
.DO-OO. $50; lot 37x75. MADISON
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BALDWIN & HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
SEA- SuTuTh st
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$4,000 2 ELEGANT oaS NGw g. FL FLATS ON ~
~ the city; rents $50 lot 25xs7:6 brick founda-
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
y WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address IN the
United States or Canada one year for 81. postage
free
The morning call., 1893-09-24

NE CAN SELL DURING THE COMING
w week unfmprOyed property near the Baker
ana Stanyan Sta entrances Of Golden Gate Park at
bedrock figures If buyer means business. Asking
one thing. and getting Is another
y. H. LANG CO., Realty Brokers, 36 Mont
gomery st corner Suffer. sea 2t SuWe
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s9000-Cheap business property on Howard
near lst; lot 25xSU; 2-story house; II rooms and
bath.
S53OO-OnIy one-half cash: good business cor
ner on LaguDa st. near Hayes; improvements
consist OF 2-story building, which at small ex-
penSe can be converted into store and fat.
$lS,000-Rents 81 goo per annum: a good bust
ness corner on Powell ST.; 3 frontages; lot
81 :6x6O.
S75OOO-A giIt.edRe investment: a superb
northwest corner on one of the best retail streets
in the city; improvements consist OF fine 4-story
building stores and fats; rents for nearly $4,000
per annum; don't fail to investigate this invest
ment.
S2S 000-Make offer; rents $1,000 per an
mum; new flats on Eddy ST., Scott; always
rented; lot 81 :6xl00
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RESIDENCES.

RESIDENCES.
$4o00-Comfortable home close TO town; Web
ster St. near Grove: rooms aud bath.
$4SOO--0nehaf I cash: nice bay-wi ndow house
on Point LoboS ave. near Fourth; rooms and
bith: cable-cars pass
s34OO-Ofer wanted: 2-story bsy.window house
on Jones St, hear Vallejo; rooms and bath; ar
ranged for families.
$3l5O-Easy payments; Clipper ST, near Castro
st. cars pretty bay window cottage OF rooms
and bath; lot 25xIl4.
$ll,OO0-GrOve ST., near Buchanan: substantial
2.story residence of 8 rooms and bath; stable In
rear: extra large lot; 52:61lZO; through to rear
street.
ssOUO-Nice bay-window residence on Vallejo
St, near Van Ness ave. 3 rooms and bath; lot 26x
1913; street accepted.
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7 OOK AT THE Sw. COR. SACRAMENTO AND
IL Larkin; 81 :6xl 90. and cali and u.s. this is
for sale cheap O'FAkRELL 81 CO.. IL Montgom-
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
Y WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81. postage
free
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BUILDING LOTS

BUILDING LOTS.
S25 cash. $40 per months fine lots on 18th
ave.. near c ST., 25x12U; only $500 each.