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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-27
THROUGH FREIGHT RATES.
Likely to Be Materially Affected
by the Steamship
Peace.
No New Rates Established by the
Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.

Copies of the contract signed on the 10th
inst. in New York by the repres nta-
tives of the Panama Railroad Compsny
and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
were yesterday received in this City by the
local representatives of the contracting
companies.
r. P. Schwerin, general manager OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, stated
that the contract went into force on the
day it was signed but added that it would
be some little time before new rates were
made He said that the matter was one
that would be acted upon only after very
careful consideration and that the Pacific
Mail would only make the east-bound
rates the west -bound rates being made by
the Pana ma Railroad Company in New
York.
''Will the Pacific Mail put on additional
steamers on this side, now that the three
vessels OF the Panama Company are to be
entirely withdrawn" was asked.
THAT will depend on the amount of
business that offers. Two of our steamers
which have been plying between New
York and Colon are now coming around
TO this side and will be used whenever
there is business for them. They are the
City Of Para and the Columbia"
To railroad men the contamination and
enforcement of this agreement means
much more than simple treaty of peace
between the contracting parties. 1t has
always been contended by the roads with
termini at Chicago That all overland
freight rates to New Y ork should be higne
than those to Chicago, which is not and
! has not been the case. The dissatisfied
roads see in the harmonious relations that
have been established between the COM
peting water lines an advance in steam
ship rates between San Francisco and New
York, and with this advance the disap-
pearance of the excuse heretofore given for
making the same rates to New ork that
are enjoyed by Chicago.
| Whether there is TO be a general readiust-
ment of rates to New York will therefore
depend on the new rates established by
the steamship combination.
As Mr.. Huntington, however, has COM
paratively little to gain directly through
the Pacific Mail Company by the agree
ment he recently signed, it is generally
presumed that he had more in view the
! benefit that would accrue to his overland
railways from an advance IT. steamship
rates when he made the contract with the
Panama Company. For this reason a
considerable advance is antici pated IN
steamship rates.
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by law made answerable for the crime OF
murder. The Judge further charged the
Jury to weigh we'll the facts OF the case and
decide accordingly. If they found the
charge against the defendant sustained
they would have to find him guilty OF muir
der in the second degree; if not, they must
bring in verdict of not guilty. a
list of instructions held by Mr.. Wilson was
also read. The fact of the operation itself
was the thing to be proved, according to
these instructions; and, furthermore, the
jury must be satisfied beyond all POSSIBLE
ity of a doubt, that West himself per-
formed the operation. Whether the de-
fendant cut up and distributed the body
of Addie Gilmour or not could cut no
figure in their deliberations. Also if they
should find that Miss Gilmour had visited
DR.. West after having had an operation
performed upon her, either by herself or
by some other person, they must recollect
that his right, and even his professional
duty, would be to relieve her by all means
in his power. The usual intricate
definitions of circumstantial evidence and
of reasonable doubt were carefully eX-
planned.
After the departure of the jury DR.. West
settled back in his chair and commenced
to chat with his young wife and youth
who joined them. The hands OF the clock
pointed to $40 as the jury flied out in
charge OF the court balllff, and though 1t
was rumored that it would be long before
an agreement could be looked for still the
crowd fingered in the courtroom.
After the lapse of fifty minutes the jury
returned, bringing in a verdict of not
guilty. A murmur of establishment was
perceptible throughout the courtroom, and
as the sense of the foreman's words
dawned upon DR.. West his face crimsoned
with a joyous flush. When he had been
declared free of the charge against him
numbers of friends advanced to press his
hand; but, without losing much time, DIR.
Eugene F. West, once more free man,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-27
POOLROOM THIEVES.
Three Ex-Convicts Arrested for Reliev
ing Patrons of Their Diamond
ScarfDinS.

Three ex-convicts John Hogan. William
Scott and Joseph Morris. were cleverly
captured five days ago 6y Detectives Rey-
nolds, Campbell and Wren. They have
since then been detained in the "tanks."
but yesterday they were charged with
their offenses.
Hogan was charged with grand larceny
ATTEMPTED grand larceny. vagrancy and
petty larceny; Scott with attempted grand
larceny and vagrancy, and Morris with
attempted grand larceny and vagrancy.
Last Friday they mixed up with the
crowd in HaIlinan's poolrooms on Ellis
street and Hogan stole diamond scarf
pin from G. Smith, "a Hanover ylace. The
three attempted to steal diamond pin
from w. Smith, 1902 Green street. They
also secured diamond horseshoe pin,
which the detectives have recovered.
The charge of petty larceny against Ho
gan is for stealing an overcoat from the
store of Roos Brothers on Kearny street.
Hogan has served three terms for grand
larceny. He is clever thief, and week
ago yesterday while at the racetrack, tried
to rob the paying-teller of one of the book
makers. He went TO the paying teller's
box and while engaging him IN converse
ton secured a handful of gold coin and
was slipping it in the pocket of his mack
intosh when discovered. The bookmaker
refused to prosecute him.
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READY FOR THE FRAY.
Money Being Rapidly Accumulated to
Fight the Railroad Fund
ing Bill.

Within a few days the com nittee of fifty
formed to fight the passage Of railroad
funding bill by Congress will have the
necessary money to begin an active war
fare on the railroad cohorts.
Meetings of the various sub committees
are held each dav, though thus far they
have kept the results of their labors secret,
for fear of being checkmated by the cor
poration.
The members of the committee who
have been canvassing for funds have met
with a very fair measure of success, though
the majority OF those who subscribe to the
campaign fund request secrecy about the
matter for fear the railroad will adopt re-
taliatory measures.
Mayor Sutro is keeping the wires hot
with kilograms to Washington and the
agents there, and says that he expects to
have some hopeful news from the Nation S
capital soon.
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begged me most earnestly to tell him
where to look for his daughter. He said:
If she is in a disreputable house tell me
where she is; If she is sick take me to her;
if she is dead show me where she is buried
We all then held up our hands and they
swore they would never harm me. l then
told them she had died in the house and l
had given her body to medical students.
did not tell them that l had burned her
hair and her clothes or her trunk. | did
tell him that the head which had been
found at Lime Point was his daughters,
for DR.. Tuchier had told me that he had
carried it over there. knew ii was her head
because DR.. Tuchler told me he had bought
the wire in which 1t was done up at
Osborn's on Market street. When l told
him | had given the body away he said {:
If | had a pistol / would shoot you
down
In answer to question by the Assistant
District Attorney DR.. West acknowledged
that he had concealed and disguised HIM
self on various occasions through fear OF ar
rest owing to his connection with the case.
He said he had done nothing to deserve
arrest but was afraid if apprehended, that
he might lose professional caste and suffer
III his practice.
Dr.. W. A. Harvey was called as the first
witness in rebutta He was asked by Mr..
Black if he had ever sent any one by the
name of Annie Gould or Addie Gilmour
to Dr. West He said he had not.
Did you ever tell DR.. West that you
had treated such person until you were
tired and that you wished to get rid of
herr" continued Mr.. Black.
NO sir, did not, was the answer.
Had you any connection whatever
with her going TO DR.. West's?' asked the
court.
mo, sir; had absolutely none," said
the witness.
That is ALL said Mr.. Black, and Will
son cross-examined. "Why did you move
your office on Septem Der 81" he asked.
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Bargains in E!annes.

French Printed Flannels-35c.
French Printed Flannels-5Oc.
New German Eiderdown Flannels-20c.
Figured Corduroy Flannelettes-12Lc.
New Flannelettes, just in-7%c and 10c.
This 35c quality of printed French
Flannel is the identical that is sold
downtown at Csc; so are the SOC grades.
Ii So saved on Wrapper is an item
worth considering see them. The 20c
quality of German Eiderdown Flannel
we never sold before to-day less than
SOC.
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of time will be asked. AS considerable
money will be required in the early spring
to properly care for the orchards of the
firm, and as it will require at least three
months to close out the lines of goods now
held, it is probable that ninety days or
even six months may be required. This
will be definitely settled at the meeting to-
morrow morning.
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500

pair That price proves that we are much
cheaper than our competitors we also nave a
novelty called an Efderdown House Slipper which
we will sell for 81 pair These Slippers are neat,
stylish and keep the feet warm We have them in
three coors-Ked. Blue and Pink. If you have
never seen those slippers call and examine pair.
They are being sold elsewhere for 81 80.
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Bargains in Dress Goods

Marine Serges-50c, 75c.
Half Wool Heather Mixtures-25c.
All-wool Fancy Plalds-35c.
Before the holidays these plaids were
elsewhere for that price. The Storm
Serges are the grandest values your
money ever bought for the price. The
Heather Mixtures are new.
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WEST IS ACQU|TT TED,
The Jury Released Him
After Being Out Fifty
Minutes.
HIS STRONG DEFENSE.
He Scored DR.. Harvey and Vir.
tually Accused Him of
the Crime.
TUCHLER MAKES EXPLANATION
How the Head and Body of Unfortunate
Addie Gilmour Were Made
Away With.
TUCHLER MAKES EXPLANATION

DR.. West has been judicially declared in
nocent Of the dreadful crime laid to his
charge. He is at last a free man once
again.
Judge Wallaces courtroom, where the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-27

Every penny saved on purchase can be put to
good advantage at Christmas. We realize that
fact and guarantee TO you from % cents to 81
on every Shoe Slipper that YOU viii buy at our
store. Prices speak louder than words Prices
speak for themselves and our prices are the lowest
in this city. In Offering Shoes and Slippers t
such low figures we do it as inducement tn
our customers and friends will not hesitate 10 walk
around the Spreckes fence. We are making
special drive on Ladies' Fleece-lined Crochet Slip
pers. We have them in four colors-Black, Red,
Blue and Pink-and we will sell them for
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We have complete line of Holiday Goods for
Men. Women or Children, comprising Fancy
ack Cotn Feece.Iined ''I Npaliifers. with fur
trimming, which we sell for &1.5U. These Multi
fers good filters, easy the feet, look neat
and are warm and comfortable. They are sold
elsewhere for So.
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BARGAINS
FRIDAY!
Bargains in Millinery.

You can buy Trimmed Hats, the very
newest and latest styles, with the finest
of materials, for S., 81 50 and $40, that
before the holidays would cost half as
much again.
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CHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO., REAL Es
~ TATE AGENTS,
2lS-220 MONTGOMERY ST, MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED

s60oO--Price reduced from $500; substantial
bay-window house OF rooms and bath; Golden
Gate ave-. near Pierce: lot 81 :6N1l0 feet.
S6OO-Hiltst bargain, near Sanchez; lot 25x114
feet.
$4500-14th and Jessie sts., northwest corner
25xS5 feet
sl250-2Ist ST., southeast corner; 25x1o0 feet.
$40OO-Broadway marine view north side, near
Scott 25xl00 feet; cheap.
.s525O-Three-story building and store 81 rooms;
close to Golden Gate Park: lot 25x120 feet; rents
| $420; property cost over $1,000.
S21OOO-Elegant marine view property On north
side Pacific ave-; 6Sx12I :Sh4 feet.
observation-disclosures Western Addition corner;
! annual income, $l470; stores fats and dwelling
! houses: lot 55xl00 feet.
! $2250-5l0 Diamond ST.; modern house Of six
rooms and bath; terms, 800 cash, balance $50
monthly same rent.
| Si900-Carl ST., near Cole: north side; lot 25x
sSO0O-Church and Liberty sts, Sw. corner: fine
residence OF rooms bath and large basement; lot
30xl05 feet: can arrange terms if desired.
| S6200-New handsome flats on Belvedere ST.,
near Frederick and Golden Gate Park: lot 25x
$s5OO-Cost the owner $4,000: elegant residence
of 10 rooms and bath on sunny side of street, near
! Golden Gate Park: easy terms If desired.
| S5500-Rents 5000 per annum: modern 2-story
fats OF 3 and rooms and bath; Union st., near
| s55oO-Two-story house of rooms and bath:
north side OF Pacific ave-, near Polk good business
| SO, -Devisadero-st. residence, new and mod
ern; contains II rooms attic and basement; lot
| S65OO-Devisadero ST., near Pine; business por-
! ton of street; cottage OF rooms and bath; lot
!
S2s00-Cost owner over $4,000; handsome modern
! bay-window cottage, rooms and bath: cement
street. on line Sutro electric road; easy terms,
! equal rent If desired.
$125O-Stevenson St, near 14th, 25x65 feet; or
three lots at same rate.
$1100-Noe ST., e. line, Hill; 25x110 feet;
lot all graded and ready to build on
S1400-HickOry ave-. bet. Oak and Fell SITS, near
Buchanan; lot 81 :6x50 feet.
S3400-N. side Jackson ST., near Leavenworth, a
2-story hat of 4 each; rent S24 so per
month: size lot "a :6XS2.
$S50O-PiIe ST., close to Polk: dwellings OF 6
! rooms and bath each; rents sra SO; lot 25x1 20
! feet to Austin street.
/ S65Oo-Reduced from $4,000: two new fats 6
and rooms and bath; rent So so per month; on
McAnister St: size of lot 25x137 70
| $3750-Fllmore St., w. line, bet Hayes and
! Grove; 25xl00 or lots at same rate; terms "A
cash.
s20OO-Chnrch ST., bet 18th and 18th sts; 25x
1925 feet; on line electric road.
The above is only partial list. We win be glad
10 furnish complete list on application.
SHAINWALD, BUCkBEE IL CO,
21S-220 Montgomery 81, Mills building.
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CANTA CLARA VALLEY LANDS
$4,000 acres in subdivisions for fruit planting
Apply to c. II. PHILLIPS, proprietor
80 East Santa Clara ST., san Jose, Cal
STOCKTON ADVERTISEMENTS
STOCKTON REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE DEALER.

n r. OLIVER,
IL. REAL ESTATE DEALER,
BIB East Main ST., Stockton.
Owner of East Stockton and Browns Additions:
lots in these and other additions at SIS a mont n
interest and taxes: largest list of inside prop.
erty of any dealer IN Stockton: quick sales and
small profits is the motto OF this office.
ESCALON HAS BEEN SELECTED BY THE
~ directors OF the s. f. and s. j. v. K. r, Co.
valley road) for the principal in the SOUTH
eastern part OF San Joaquin County and is destined
10 become at once The most important OF all the
stations on the line of the railroad on account of
the vast bodies OF rich alluvial loan lands sur
rounding the town, every acre of which will he
sold with perpetual water right
Take some OF your money out of the 4-per-cent
savings bank and invest in this coming center of
southeastern san Joaquin County.
For maps, descriptive matter. etc., address e. E.
HARLOWE d CO., $50 East Main ST., Stockton
California.
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GOO PER MONTH PURCH ASSES NEW 2
tpAO story Groom house; hot and cold water
and bath. Address CHARLES DARLING, sos
California ST., S. Z.
GOO PER MONTH PURCHASES a NEW g.
&@-O room house; hot and cold water and bath.
Address CHARLES DARLING, sos California 81.
San Francisco.
ELEGANT LOTS NEAR THE BERKELEY
II UNIVERSITY,
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
$1,000 40x130; NV. cor. Durant ave. and Full
ton st.
$1500-5Oxl30 Fulton ST., mr.. Durant ave.
$16O0-4Ox13O: NV. cor. of Bancroft way and
Union ST.
Sl750-5oxl8O; Bancroft wav. mr.. Union st.
S1600-40x110; Sc. cor. OF Durant aud Tele-
graph ayes.
si500-50x110; Telegraph ave-, mr.. Durant ave-
S1SU0-45x120; NE. cor Bancroft way and Tel
egraph ave.
$180O-7ox1S8; Hillegass ave. mr.. Bancroft way.
$2000-70x140; Telegraph ave-. mr.. Bancroft
way.
$25OO-9lx13s; University ave-. near the Uni
yersity grounds.
$20u0-120x119; Shattuck ave. mr.. Vine ST.
S1S00-An acre lot near the Town Hall.
Also 10 lots at Ashby station: cheap; on easy
terms Come quick if you want the choice Of
these bargains.
NJ. l.. WURTS,
Opp. Dwight-way station. Berkeley.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENFS-THE
N WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper. for mailing
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CtO5O SACRIFICE; NICE TWO-SToRY
eNf-OU. bay-window residence of rooms and
bath; Fulton 81, near Scott; main drive TO Park
23;6x1l2; don't miss this.
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UNIMPROYED.

S11OO each-A number OF nice level lots near
Market and Castro SIS; graded and severed; very
cheap; these lots are worth $1,000 each.
Sl0OO-Lot 25Xi05: Sanchez and 18th SITS.
streets graded and severed; half cash.
$3.50 each-Several Of the largest lots in the
western Addition, on Broderick ST.; 25:l0x1 so;
mas line view all over the city: others ask $4,000
each in the same block.
800 each-Several of the largest and leveest
lots IN he Paramount Tract: block from street
cars: across the street other agents $500 each.
STANTON & CO., 331 Montgomery st. rnl. IT
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4e5 AND 467 VALENCIA ST, NEAR 18TH.
S45O0-S3650 will buy it: modern bay-window
mousse rooms bath; in Al order lot % :Sx115,
70 rear street; in the center OF the Mission; bar.
gain.
Here is chance 20 secure an elegant home in
the warm belt of the Mission on easy terms:
S2OOO cash; $500 can remain: bav-window
house, rooms bath; modern improvements: in
a j order; lot 25Xl14; goth ST., near Valencia
S523O-5Oxl00; Bryant ave-, near oath St: cot.
tage, rooms, bath. conservatory; finished base
ment; fine grounds; a good buy. sold by order OF
administrator.
S55OO-25xeO; 18th ST.. near Valencia; bay-win-
dow flats ana rooms, bath, laundry; latest inn
provements; rent S45-
S3250-San Carlos ave-, near goth; 2-story house
rooms bath; Al order.
$4000-26x100: Florida ST.. near oath: modern
bay-wndow fats; and rooms; bath; laundry
Ia perfect order; built only years.
$26bO-25KS0i Lexington ave-, nr. Valencia st
flats; and rooms and basement brick foun-
dation; in Al order; rent $2S
FEW PICK UPS IN VACANT LOTS.
$3300-33xl25; Valencia St. near 26th.
SlS0C-25xl10-Ridleys St. Market.
Sl5O0-27xSS: Church ST., near 18th.
SlO00-25Xl14; 18th St. near Church.
Sl00O-25xl14; 27th St, near Guerrero.
$l750-25Xl l0-Noe St. near Nth.
Our list comprises some OF the best property in
the Mission. Lots of ali sizes in any of the home
steads; also good business corners in any part of
the Mission. Call and get a list and prices.
If you want your vacant houses rented place
Them with
Sixteenth.
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Gil S0O ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON
= L. OOU. the sunny side of BUSH ST. close
windows; brick foundation; stone walks; stable
on rear street; lot SOxl20.
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oOOe0 MAKE AN OFFER; MUST BE
C-OOU. sold; cottage OF rooms on Willow
ave. between Valencia Mission, 10Th and nth
SIS: lot 26xIOO TO an alley; good place for an ex-
pressman; mortgage OF SlUOO IN the Hloernla
Baus can remain.
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EOR SALE BY
THOMAS JAMES STANTON tS CO.,
Real Estate Agents,


Real Estate Agents,
33I Montgomery st.
S2300-House of 2 flats Of and 5 rooms each;
large lot 32x10O, sunny side and stable i'll rear;
always rented; pays well: this is a snap.
S315O-Coraer on Jones ST.; house OF flats; al
ways rented: pays I per cent; II good bargain.
S5500-2 houses OF z fats each Taylor st. :;
pays over per cent and always rented; this is a
snap; come and see it.
S5500-2-story house and store with 3 living
rooms in rear and fiat OF rooms upstairs, with z
Iots, 5ONlO1:6; good stand for grocery, bakery
and notions; streetcar terminus the same cor
ner; this is q snap: will sell house and lot.
$9Oo0-Pacinc Heights property: house OF 9
rooms and bath and finished basement; this is a
nice home and very cheap.
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GTO SO0 FLATS Mr.. VALENCIA ST.
ID .OUO. fats OF 5 rooms and bath and
one liar Of rooms ana bath; brick foundation
lo5 3T:6xSO; rent Sill.
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C0IO0 FAIR OAKS-ST. PROPERTY; LOT
t0OiUO. 42XlS5, with improvements; rent
S2q; room for more houses.
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RHOOO BAY WINDOW MODERN COT
,r tOOU. tage containing rooms and bah
situated on prominent northeast corner within
one block OF Geary-street line; terms easy il
desired
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aeS0O MUST BE SOLD; ELEGANT COT
tNOOUO. tage on Fulton ST., close to Fill more +;
contains rooms and bath; bay-wndOws: brick
iouudatoR: oak hardwood finished; good stable;
10. = 6xl37:6.
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10 MONTGOMERY ST.

0eT6O PAGE ST, NEAR CLAYTON q
do OU. modern flats OF 5 and rooms and
bath each; lot 25xI37 IS feet; positive bargain
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UNIMPRovED PROPERTY

UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
Observation-Disclosures, near Fulton; SO :6x9O
Soooo-Post ST., near Laguna; 26x137 IS; reduced
for a short time only.
S15,OoO-CApp and 18th; corner: 125x122:e
500-Washington, corner Lyon; 81 :3x1OO.
S45UO-24th, NE. cor. Vicksburg; 50x114.
S400o-65xl17: IS; Sc. cor. Sanchez and 23d.
S350O-Steiner, near Pine: 25xl03
S35O0-Baker near jackson; 27:SxllO
S3000-Noe, near Market; 25x10O.
$250O-Cheap; Clay, near Baker; 25x1O5.
S2z0C-Castro, cor. Elizabeth: 26 :6xlO5.
$2000-15th ST., near Castro; 25x1Go
S135O-Jessie. nr. Herman: 25x77 20; part cash.
Sl25O-Lake, corner 9th ave-: 30x72.
Sanchez, cor Valley; 26;Gx100; $3.50.
SS4O-California, cor 17th ave-: % :Sx91.6
$450-N. side Bismarck. bet. Mission and San
Jose roads; lot 40Xl0O; electricians pass within
200 feet: pickup.
MADISON 8 BURKE. e2s Market st.
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SOl0U. sod; 4 tenements on Folsom ST..
bet. 5th and 9th, in good condition: rent 1924 per
auuum; lot 25XS5.
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GAOOn LOT 2Ixl2l: POLK ST. NEAR
ID 1OOO. Lombard: cottage house of 8 rooms
in frst-class repair and new 2story house in rear
containing rooms; excellent marine view.
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c0S00 MINNA-ST. PROPERTY-FLATs
'IJUuO. and cottage renting Tor sos per
month; lot sOx70.
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C.OSOO PRICE REDUCED: MUST BE
sNOUOU. sold; investment on Vallejo, near
dupont ST.; front and rear houses; rent $45.