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Masonic.

The Royal Arch MasOns of Stockton had an
interesting meeting at their election on Christ
mas night.
Athens Lodge of Woodland intends giving a
banquet upon the evening of its installation.
which Will take place on January 8.
at Willows the craft joined with the ladies
of the order OF the Eastern Star in a joint In
stallation on the 9th
ST. Johns day received due consideration at
the hands of Phoenix Lodge and Keystone Chap
ter OF san Bernardino. fine programme en-
teftained the many guests, alter which ball
concluded the event.
AT the close of the installation of Los An.
geles Lodge No. As banquet followed, and
good speeches lent their charm to the evening
AT Santa Barbara The Royal Arch Chapter
followed its installation with a banquet. at
which they entertain ned as guests the ladies of
the Eastern Star, making the occasion most
enjoy bic.
riverside Commandery proposes public In
stallation.
Rev. NJ. Fl. Macleod will preach the ami
Versary sermon for the Masons OF Ontario.
Grand Commander Frank W. Sumner was
present with Fresno Commandery last week.
Mrs. Dora Coom0s, the retiring matron OF
Marysvllle Chapter, was presented wi n an ex-
quisite vel at the Install ition last week.
Mrs. Baird, Miss Alice Swain, Miss Garden,
Miss Parks and Miss Rockwell contributed
well-rendered selections to the programme. A
banquet and ball concluded.
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K. of II.

Grand Reporter Curry and District Deputies
Lawrence and Thomas visited Charter Oak
Lodge last Friday evening candidate was
Initiated and officers elected for the ensuing
term.
The officers of the lodges located In Alameda
County will pc installed as follows: Tahoe
West Berkeley. January 8; Golden State. Oak
land, Sth; Ivanhoe, West Oakland, 10Th; Gen.
Ter, Berkeley. 10Th; Garden City, Alameda,
II b; Clinton, East Oakland. 21st.
keystone Lodge will hold public instala-
tion of It's officers and give an entertainment
and social on the evening OF January 3.
The officers OF Polar Star Lodge will be In.
stalled on the evening of January f.
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FOUND IN A BOTTLE.
Letter From a Man Who Said He
Was Going to Drown Himself.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 29.-A fisherman named
+. Martinez brought to this city a message
which is supposed TO nave been written by
man who committed suicide. 1t was in large
whisky bottle, which Martinez found floating
in the river about nine miles above the city.
The message reads as follows: Hobo PIT.
near Knite's Landing. Nov. %, 1S94.-As
last resort TO free myself from the burdens ONE
trials of life, l am going to cast my body with
its God-given, heaven born spirit, into the
muddy waters of the Sacramento. am sick,
without money, and cold ana hungry. have
friends living In Iruckee. SAM JAMESON.
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BRAVE NEGRO GIRL.
Saves the Lives of Her Younger
Brothers and Sisters.

SAN DIEGO, Dee. 29-The house OF John
Jenkins, colored man, took fire from gaso-
line stove to-day during the absence OF the
family, an the 11-year-old daughter in most
heroic manner saved her three-year-old brother
and TWO smaller children. bringing them from
an upper room singly. She was badly burned
herself, bus extingulshed the fire which canght
In her own clothes Dy punging into tub OF
water. The other children were unhurt The
house was burned to the ground.
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order of Chosen Friends.

William Goldberg, ID. d. q. c., will hold
district meeting in Alcazar building, Janu-
AIRY 81.
Sunreme Trustee L. r. Webster has pre-
senled Webster Council No. 202, Alameda,
with an elegant set OF officers badges OF the
latest design. This council will hold public
installation January 16.
Death claims are now being paid Inside of
ninety days.
c. M. Arnold, G. A. c.; Dr.. L. R. Webster.
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What Is an Ornhan ?

A decision has been rendered In Washington
City, d. c., by Justice of the Peace Scott of
particular interest and Importance to members
OF the Order of Odd Fellows. The question at
issue was what was meant by the term "or-
phan" in he matter of lodge benefits payable
by the lodges. The suit before Justice Scott
was one brought by Frances S. Roland against
James L. Petty and others, representatives OF
Eastern Lodge No. Z, l. o. o. F.. TO recover
$40 death benefits due her on the death OF her
father who was a member OF the lodge.
Payment had been refused her by the lodge
on the ground that she was not an orphan
within the meaning OF the word In sec ion 5.
article 8, OF the lodges bylaws. Upon her ap-
peal TO the Grand Lodge OF the District of
Columbia the decision off Eastern Lodge No.
was reversed and payment directed. Whereupon
the lO0ge appealed TO the Sovereign Grand
Lodge Of the United States, which reversed the
decision of the District Grand Lodge.
The District Grand Lodge held that the word
'orphan," as used Ia the bylaws, means very
nearly the same as "chldren," whether minors
or not, whether dependent or not, and that
EasteIn Lodge No.. z was under obligations 10
was the orphan daughter OF the deceased mem
ber The Sovereign Grand Lodge, on the other
hand, maintained that the child must be a
minor or dependent.
justice Scott decided In favor of Miss Ro-
land. basing his decision upon fact which was
not before The Sovereign Grand Lodge, namely
that the faith + was dependent upon the claim
ant during the latter years OF his life, and that
she urged him TO remain With her when he
went 10 the home provided by The Odd Fellows.
II is understood that the lodge will appeal
from Justice SCOTS decision.
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Steeyer ON TrinI.

PORTLAND, Dec. 29.-Tbe second week of
the trial of Lawyer x. N. Steever for the muir.
der OF George w. SayFes closed this afternoon.
The State rested and the court adjourned until
MonHay. The deiehse viii introduce about
thirty witnesses and the trial Is expected 10 last
all next week.
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A FATHERS SEARCH.
Rewarded by Finding the Dead Body
of His Som

ELMIRA. Dec. 23-Mr. Fell OF Virginia City,
New, arrived here Thursday morning and,
securing permit, had the bodies Of the four
tranlps killed by freight train on the 25th
ult. exhumed. Identifying two OF them, one as
bis son and the other companion named
Gavin, both of Virginia City. Mr.. Fell will
remove the body OF his son 10 Virginia City for
iuterment
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4 III = u HE\K " III II Y XIX
Installations Are Now in
Order.
ALL ARE BUSY IN JANUARY.
Thousands of New Officers-What Is
an Orphan = Practical
Work :. Etc.
omefal Assessment Table.

lOfhcial assessment notices OF any legitimate
tTaIernal society Will be published free of cost
in above tabl-. Send them, with any other mat
tiers Of Importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
ternal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
FraneiscO1
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Iosenh Wiseman Dead

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 29.-Josepb P. Wiseman,
young man connected with the business office
Of The Record U nIon. died In this city to-day.
Deceased was at one time business manager OF
the San Francisco Evening Post,
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There are numerous cases on record of
spontaneous combustion of the human
body. In all such cases the victims have
been snch slaves to the liquor habit that
their system have become permeated with
alcohol.
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INTO A DITCH.
Freight.Train Engine Takes a Plunge
Near ADtoS.

SANTA CRUZ Dec. 29.-This morning the
engine of freight train from this city was
ditched near ADtos on account Of the rails
spreading. The road was bockaded all dav
and passengers from san francisco reached
town in the Pacific Ocean House bus
A wreckiDg train Is clearing the track so that
trains Will run regularly tomorrow. No one
was injured.
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GOSSn WILL BE SOLD ON EASY TERMS:
D-COO. small cash payments, balance in
monthly Instruments same as rent; elegant new
bay window cottage of rooms and baths brick
foundations; high basement all modern I'M
pr0NementS; lot 25X102; sunny line of street:
half block from Mission ST.: electric road; must
be sold on account of business reverses
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supreme trustee; q. NJ. Collins, financial
agent; T. II. Sewage, grand councillor; h. W.
Hutton. P. g. c.; 1. II. O'Brien, G. A. c.; S.
G. Wallis. q. R., and others will be present at
the mass-meeting of Chosen Friends and pre-
sentation of $4,000 to Friend Rice. In Sacra-
mento on December 81. An elaborate pro-
gramme has been prepared.
The initiatory team initiated sixteen candi.
dates in the hall of Social Council No. 46 last
Thursday night, fourteen Of whom were pro.
posed by Friend Bacclis Of Social Council.
The next initiation will be held In Samaritan
Council No IS, 909h Market street. on Janu-
AIRY %. On Tuesday, January g. they Will in
itlate In America Council No. z, AlcaZar build
ing.
Officers of the Initiatory Council and team
have been elected for the next tenn.
NJ Boehm. ID. d. q. c., will hold a district
meeting In America Council No. z, AlcaZar
building. January %.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


ITO Remit DWELLING-H0USE AND OUT
i building with 3 of land suitable for
chlcSen ranch, vegetable or flower garden; rent
SIS per month.
Also / 2-story hard finished house with / acre
of land and outbuildings: suitable for public
house, on county road: rent reasonable.
lso for sale DO to 20 acres of land suitable for
all kinds of farming for 500 per acre: all STU
ated liz miles west of Colma station. San Mateo
County.
For further particulars inquire at the McMahon
House, opp Holy Cross Cemetery. San Mateo
County. j. j. BARRY, proprietor. de3O3t
oOO ACRES FINE LAND: CoPIAH COUNTY,
OOO Miss cheap. Address c. N. ROBERTSON,
30S Tehama ST., or owner. j. R ROBERTSON,
Hazelhurst Miss. de29 Ats
COUNTRY H0ME-FARM OR RESIDENCE
n for sale or exchange for city property Nc
AFEE BROTHERS, 108 Montgomery ST. leg I'm
7 IL AND 40 ACRE PIECES-Al FOR CHICK
.. Ell ranches: on aud 10 years. credit; S25
$50, $40 and 800 per acre; within mile OF
town D. H. TWING, Sonoma City Cal. de4 If
MARIN CoUNTy-5ooo ACRES 26 MILES
NJ from San Francisco.
RANCHO DE NOYATO.
Tracts of any size desired: fruit, grain and
vegetable land no irr gAti0q both rail and water
transportation; $40 TO $75 per acre; easy terms;
town OF Novato; graded school. hotels and stores
on the property: send for circular.
Dairy for sale with without cows
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, d
and 90. Chrontcls building. sci tf
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ II. UMBSEN & &C.
VI Real Estate Agents Rent Collectors ana
AuctOneers Ia montgomery ST., San Francisco.
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CID TSO MONTGOMERY AVE AND
u L L. . JO. Stockton ST.; frontages: rented
TO one tenant under lease at S1O5 per month; 2
stores and fiat; lot 40 :6x47:l 10; IRREGULAR.
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$40 800 MUST aE SOLD TO CLOSE An
improvements; renting for $62 per month lot
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e. HOOO MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN
tHCOVN- estate; rents $40 so; 3 substau Eial
: starry and basement houses: always rented; lot
50xSU: nice location; Stanford ST.
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New fats near fremont ave. and Haight ST.;
MADISON & BURKE.
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UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
Elegant location for fats; Green ST., mr.. Larkin;
25xl00: $4,000.
S5000-Mission ST.. near 30th; 26xl78. to San
Jose ave.
s45OO-24th, n E. cor. Yicksburg; 50x1l4
s4OUG-65x1l7:6 Sc. cor Sanchez and 23d !;
three frontages.
S36OO-Union, corner Fillmore; "a :9xS7:6.
S240O-Castro, corner Elizabeth; % :6x1O5
S2lU0-Clayton near Frederick: 25x 1875.
$l35O-Jessie, mr.. Herman; 25x77 IS part cash :.
Sl760-Belyedere, near Frederick; 25xl 20.
S2200-0nly $500 cash. balance $50 per month:
Shotwell. near 18th: "a :6Il22:6
S750-Diamond, near 22d 25x1l4: easy terms
S450-N. side Bismarck. bet. Mission and san
Joee roads; lot 40xl00; electric cars pass within
200 feet: pick up.
MADISON & BURKE. 626 Market st. Su tt
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uNIMPRoYED PRoPER1

cC700. SUBSTANTIAL 2-SToRY HOUSE
" 4 w. of rooms and bath, etc; sunny liae
of Elliott PARK well located.
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AUCTION SALE.

Call at our office and obtain one of our Real
Estate Records, which contain list of properties
for sale in all parts OF the city.
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G10 S00 ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND
D .COO. large lot; Bush St.. near Frank
lla contains 10 rooms and bath lot 33xl20 feet
70 rear street.. MAD. SON q BURKE.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED PROPER


M ADDISON &BURKE,REAL ESTATE AGENTS
u established 1868; 626 Market ST.
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r ARGAIN; LARGE ROUSE AND LOT: N.
-, - line Union ST., near Oetavia; rooms and
pAth; lot 37x137:6. MADISON & BURKE.
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$4,000 RENTS ss7s PER ANNgM: ONE
O,CCOb- of the best investments offered for
safe In the city good fats of rooms each and
lot on Jones ST
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U. Z. Won KLEIN
A 81. LIssAK

A 81. LIssAK. u. f. Won RHEIN
n F. Won RHEIN d CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents. Auctioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
California street.
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installations will occupy the first two weeks

OF 1895.
Tie Rebekah branch is progressing we'll; q
number OF new lodges are being formed.
Auburn has postponed the dedication of its
new hall until the return of the grand master;
the date has not yet been fixed.
Castle Lake Rebekah Lodge No. has been
instituted at Sisson.
A Rebekah lodge will be instituted az Bieber
early in January.
The work of the Christmas cheer committee
resulted most satisfactorily. Over 100 families
were pc rsonally visited and made glad by the
practical ininistrations OF this association;
donations Of money aud goods were LIBERAL
Mesdames Shaw, Wlliston. Hovey, Welchart
and others, nobly assisted by Brothers Duley,
Forbes, Peck, Cartwright Beck, Hovey, Leach
Wiliston. Gary, Newell. Sonnenberg. McMen.
omen and others, gave their personal and prac.
tical labor TO receiving and distributing. The
committee, of which the grand master was
president, and the delegates. composed OF
members OF the city lodges, have unselhshy
performed u work creditable and valuable.
P. G. R-In this department in THE CALL
OF December % you will find your question
fully answered In regard to the proposed Home
for the Aged, etc.
San Pablo Lodge No. 43 and Golden State
Lodge No. 2l0 will give u social together In
San Pablo Hall, Vallejo. on New Years eve.
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G10 S00 A DOWNTOWN REsIDEN
sD O.OOP. sunny line of Bush ST.; several
DlocIs east OF Hyde ST. only 10 minutes walk
from Montgomery ST.; 3-story bay-wlndow resi-
uehce OF ~ rooms and bath: brick foundations.
etc; street accepted; lot 23:2x1OO.
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$40 ono GRANT AVE. NEAR SUFFER-
W - WV. st.: 4-story and basement brick;
large frontage. MADISON q BURKE.
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GOSOO CHEAP; GOOD 2-SToRY BAY-wIN-
~ ZOOO. dow residence or rooms and bath;
brick foundations, stone walks, ETC.; Mission
warm belt: nice location; lot ~: SKI 90; fine view
within two blocks OF two lines OF streetcars
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UN1MPRoyED PROPERTY

G1R00 VIRGINIA AVE, Mr.. MISSION
I'd OOO. ST.; house of 4 rooms lot 25x56 6
MADISON IL BURKE
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1e5O RENTS s42 SO PER MONTH; Q
u 1OOO. substantial bay window fats of & and
rooms and Oatn each; brick foundations. etc. :
IN ortsage OF $500 can remain; lot 25xll4; sunny
line of 18th ST.
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= PECIAL BARGAINS IN LOTS.

$1,000 Business lot on Devissdero St, near Oak;
25I 06:3.
S22R5-Another bargain; Grove ST., sunny side,
bet BAKER and Lyon; 25xlOO.
S220o-Futon ST.. near Lyon: 25x137:6.
s4250-Cheap lot on Powell ST., near Chestnut:
size 35xS7: fne location for flats
IS 100 only-Baker ST.. near Oak: size 25x1O3:
overlooking main entrance to Golden Gate Park
BALDWIN a HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
IHSOO NICE INVESTMENT ON MASON
UOOOO..st.: near fiibert: fats renting for
1920 per year; Powelst. cable cars pass the prop
erty: don't fail 10 investigate this
BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery ST. 3
Ohm PFoRR. s2s MONTGOMERY ST.. OPP.
q safe Deposit, offers a splendid investment on
Market street
S20,0o0-Clsy ST.. near the ferries; 2-story ana
basement brick: rent 500.
S31OO-7th st, near Braanan: store, Groom fiat
and stable for horses; lot 25rs0; rent $35.
$50 ST.. near 18th; lot AK SO feet,
with buildings; stores and dwellings; must be
sold: make offer.
s750O-o'Farrell ST., near Jones: 2.story house
and lot: 22x69; rents $35; make offer.
= $33.oOO-A magnificent corner on Mission st.:
stores and Groom fats upstairs and 2 4-room
cottages: lot 65XlO0: rent $2l2
S1l.ocO-A nne nearly new business corner,
paving a rental OF SI24 SO.
S40O0-Rent 500 per month: a fine leasehold
business interest; stores and lodgings.
DWELLING-H0USE PROPERTY
S7ooO-H aight ST.. sunny side. Dr. Scott; treble
fiat bay window house. 19 rooms and baths; lot
25xl37 IS: rent $65
eIh0O-Fine double fiat 18th st.; and
rooms an bath; lot 26xll0; rent $50.
UNIMPROYED-
$1,000 eaeh-Lots 2bx120 on I'd ave., near Cali.
fornia ST.
$500 each-2 lots on 18th ave-, near the park,
Z5xl2o each: make offer.
S2500-Lot 6Uxl00: cor. 10th and Eureka SITS.
desc If Su
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OO100 HOUSE AND LOT; CLIPPER ST.,
I'D wv. near Castro; rooms lot 26:6xl IA.
MADISON d. BURKE.
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knights and Ladies of Honor.

The grand protector has offered two prizes to
the members Introducing the gre latest number
Of relief fund members into the order from
January Ia ADrll. The first prize Is $50, Sec
ond prize 500.
Scarcely a meeting night in any lodge but
that applications for membership are made.
All along the line the boom Is noticeable.
West End Lodge has removed to the AlcaZar
building aud VIII install its new officers next
Friday evening, The 4th of January.
Seal Rock Lodge. Alameda, will install its
new officers on January 8.
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M UsT BE SOLD; ANY REASONABLE OFFER;
A'i rents $S7 Flbert ST.. mr.. Mason: e3x 81 IS;
TWO frontages. MADISON IL BURKE.
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Passenger Jacki how would you
like stiff glass of whisky this cold
weather. Ell?
Jack-Na. thaukee, sir, yer see 1 never
drinks whisky; besides, it's too early yet;
and I've had three glasses aireadvi
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COTTAGE; VERY CHEAP: UNION ST, NEAR
~ Octavia; rooms and BATH lot 33 :l0xSO.
only $500 asked. MADISON 81 BURKE.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


CHAIN VALID. BUCKBEE Il CO., REAL ES-
~ TATE AGENTS.
21S-220 MONTGOMERY STREET, MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED.
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GlS O00 HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE
ID O.UOO, on jackson ST., near Central ave-,
containing Il rooms. baths and all latest con-
ventenceS; lot 50xl27 IS: superb view OF Preside
and bay. BALDWIN 81 HAMMOND, 10 Montgy.
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G.sDOnn RENT 1910 PER YEAR; 2 FLATS
IT ZCOO. on Austin ST., close to Van Ness ave.
and Bush St: lot 25x60. BALDWIN d. HAM
FOND, 10 Montgomery
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GeeAO ANOTHER BARGAIN: NICE BAY
cpOOOO. window residence on California st,
near Devisadero; contains rooms and bath;
large lot, n :6x137 IS: select neighborhood.
BALDWIN d HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st
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STH ST.-CORNFR BUSINESS BLOCK: SOx
~ 62:6; pays good interest on $26, 1000: must be
soid TO close estate. MADISON d. BURKE.
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COG DItn PAYS OVER PER CENT NET;
eTpO.OOO. an excellent corner Investment
on 9Th ST., not far from Market: Substantial i'm
proven ents: always rented; large lot. BALD
WIN a HAMMOND 10 Montgomery ST.
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G7000 FINE INVESTMENT NEAR MAR
u tOOU. ket aud Valencia; 3-story house:
could be converted into fats ana made to paw a
handsome Income; brick foundations, etc.; lot
44X75; room or more flats.
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AUCTION SALE
We will sell at auction. SATURDAY the 9Th OF
January. 1895, at l. O'Clock noon, at our sales
ROOM the two following properties by order OF
the eIecutrlx of the last will and testament OF
Henry M. n orion, deceased
That certain property. situate on the northeriy
line OF Turk st.. distant lOS:4 feet e OF Larkln,
thence K. 29:2 by so :6 feet. with improvements
tised.
No. us Joice ST., or Prospect place, W side. =.
OF california ST., bet Powell ana StocAton'
renting for SIS per month: lot 2Sx71, less f1zo,
Irregular BY authority OF Jennie Laird, conmls-
sioner of the estate of Morty Kelly deceased.
Terms OF Sale-10 per cent cash, TO De pald TO
the auetioneer the day OF sale; balance on con-
hrmation OF sales by the Superior Court 1Estru-
ments of sales at purchasers expense.
IMPROVED PROPERTIES AT PRIVATE SALE.
$3.50 spLENDdD INyE Ei2ddE T,t2 NEW
rooms and bath each. and all modern improve
ments, brick foundations, eIci rents $500 per
annum; Webster st.
QFOO0 FINE INVESTMENT NEAR MAR
u tUUU. ket aud Valencia; 3-story house :
could be converted into 3 hats ana made to pay a
handsome income; brick foundations, etc.; lot
44x75; room Ior more MATS
.C.de5O RENTS s42 SO PER MONTH; 2
SN1OOU. substantial bay.window flats of & and
rooms and 6atn each; brick foundations. etc
mortgage OF 5000 can remain; lot 25xll4; sunny
line of 18th ST.
GOS0O CHEAP; GOOD 2-SToRY BAY-wIN-
~ LOOO. dow residence or rooms and bath;
brick foundations, stone walks, ETC.; Mission
warm belt: nice location; lot ~: 6xl 90; fine view
within two blocks OF two lines CT streetcars
G10 H00 A DOWNTOWN REsIDEN CE:
eU wv. sunny line of Bush ST.; several
Diochs east OF Hyde ST: only 10 minutes walk
from montgomery St; 3-srory bay-window resi-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

COZ 00O RENT 5000 PER YEAR: FINE
u At.OO investment; on Sacramento ST.,
near Kearny: brick improvements; 2 tenants;
lot 551110. BALDWIN & HAMMOND. 10 Mont
gomery ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

$4,000 RESIDENCE ROOMS AND BATH;
NDtONO. Coingwood ST, near 18th; lot 20x
125. MADISON 81 BURKE.