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The morning call., 1895-01-06

The TWO assessments levied for January paw
all claims which have been filed up to the day
of issue of the call; all losses are very promptly
paid.
Alta Lodge will install and drill on the Stb.
Golden Gate Lodge will install on the 10TH
Grand Master Workman Ward was with
Mount Diable Lodge No. 81 at its installation
In Walnut Greek. participated in and enjoyed
also the fine programme presented by fades
and gentlemen friends of the order.
On the 18th Memorial Lodge will install in
public at 80 OFarrell street.
Grand Overseer Winter will visit Enterprise
Lodge on the 9th Mountain View 18th, Al.
viso 22d. He had fine meeting at Los Gatos
last Saturday.
West End Lodge No. IT'S of Alameda had
pleasant visit from Grand Foreman Toohy
Many visitors from different lodges were pres
ent aud the evening was of much interest to ALL
he p tst master will hold an executive sps-
sion, on Monday night, January 7, at the Alca-
Ear; this association is doing most excellent
work and the lectures and essays presente ed to
the various lodges under its auspices are OF
value and Information. William I'll. Jordan
P. s. NJ. W., will speak before Triumph Lodge
ON the 18th.
The 18th Is memorial day and will be extern
sively remembered on this continent by the
order, It being tile anniversary OF the death of
Father John j. Upchurch, the founder of tie
order. The occasion will also be used TO re-
member the local brethren who have passed
away during the year.
The Grand Lodge of Nebraska has deter
mined not TO hold Its regular session for two
y ars, but 10 devote tn. moneys usually paid
for mileage and per diem, which amount TO
some $1,000 or SSOOO to the lief of suffering
families in that State, who, by reason OF fall
ur.s OF crops, storms. ETC., are in need. THIS
noble action somewhat refutes the oft-iDade as
sertton that there is nothing but business III
tEese orders. 1t looks like fraternity. true fra.
ternity. In this case.
The Grand Lodge of Delaware sends out 10
It's members the welcome announcement mo
assessment In January
Oregon has two assessments for January.
Mission San Jose has incorporated an A. 0.
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Masonic.

The Masonic Board OF Relief of San Francisco
for 1895 was organized last Friday night by the
election of Harry j. Lask of Excelsior No. 166
as president; Elias C. Hare OF South San Fran
cisco No 212 as secretary, and George T.
Shaw Of No. 2I2 as treasurer. After the new
board had concluded lis business they were
the receipt nts OF a magnificent banquet at the
hands of the retiring officials
San Luis chapter Of Royal Arch Masons of
San Luis Obispo have grand programme on
hand for next Tuesday evening. Members
will be present from surrounding localities.
limitations and banquet are on the bill.
81. Johns day was extensively observed
throughout the continent.
1ehama Washington Sacramento, Union and
Concord lodges held joint installation. making
the event of unusual interest; the concluding
banquet was a scene or an attractive character.
Naval Lodge No. 81 and Solano Lodge No.
22o of Vallejo were installed by Past Masters
i T. Iuchsinger aud A. l.. Hathaway IN The
presence of large audience. A social dance
and banquet concluded Among the items of
the night was an address by Master s.
SonIbern California Lodge No. 27S OF Los
Angeles held public installation, after which
number of bright sp eches were made, and at
the hands of Past Master Seamans Past Master
Hornbeck was the recipient of a beautiful
jewel.
No 70 were installed on ST. Johns day Past
Master f. w. Baker and Past High Priest
lanes A. Day Officiating; collation. closed
the memorable occasion.
Tuscan Lodge of Williams installed ID public
and with their families and friends enjoyed
banquet.
seventh Masonic district. installed at Fall
Brook.
epce to witness its public installation, Past
Master Cursor officiating, with L. w. Hiiliker
az marshal; the Eastern Star ladies were pres
ept In goodiy array; it took three long tables TO
accommodate the guests at the banquet; dane
Ing and games concluded
George Ii. Sechrisi, assisted by f. NJ.
Swasey. publicly Installed Reading Lodge No.
254 Brief addr SIS s. singing, music and
Dancing made i pleasant programme.
The banquet given by The craft in Los Ange.
les last week was attended by many visitors
from Fullerton, Orange. Anaheim aud other
points. Among those responding to calls were
Dir. DRYER, Dir. Menges. Messrs. Hewitt, Mead,
McKllvey Ambrose, Wright, Bali, Wray, Me-
Fadden CbynOweth, Weeks and SInailey.
Phoenix Lodgv and Keystone Chapter of San
Bernardlno had joint installation. Among
those present was the veteran George Lord,
initiated III 1928, still active and earnest in
the work.
Petauma and Arcturns lodges had all they
could accommodate at their joint installation.
The banquet prepared by the .. T. 5. ladies
was superb.
Fresno Commandery No. 49, X. T.. had fine
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q. w. Hall Association. with a capital OF
S3o00 of which $3.50 has been subscribed;
the trustees are Solomon Ehfmau, James Stan.
ley, j. f. Coffaney, Henry Dusterberry and
Thomas Beard.
Central Lodge No. 251 of Oakland gave an
entertainment last Monday night. Addresses
were made by Fred Adams, r. q. nj. W.;
Grand Recorder Hrshbrrg. Deputy James
Patterson, and programme OF music was
given by Harry Melvin, I. f. Clarity, Misses
N. E. Flahaven, Miss Maggie OConnell, Miss
Alice OConnel and Mrs. Brady. The Grafton
was delivered by Grand Recorder d. 5. Hlfsh-
berg. A bali concluded. The mpetent COM
mittee of arrangements consisted of J. Il. Park
inson. A. &. Foster. w. j. O'Connell William
Flahaven. 5. NJ. Morgan and g. Gilman.
Alta Lodge has reception ON hand.
Deputy E. +. joys district is drilling for the
prize badges.
FOrty-tive members OF San Diego. Silver Gate.
lei CajOn and Point Iona lodges saw the old
year out. Addresses were made by l.. j. Dry
den. Deputy A. ID. Jordan aud others, and
musical numbers given by John Chanler, Daniel
Mendenhall, Carl Muller aud John g. Mitten.
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Order of Chosen Friends.

The mass-meeting of Chosen Friends which
was held in Sacramento on New Years eve
was grand success. The first old age disa.
billy of $4,000 was paid to Samuel Rice of
Pioneer Council No. of Yuba City,
A choice literary programme was enjoyed by
an audience of more than 1000 people. F. ii.
Kiefer, supreme representative, delivered the
address of welcome. C. M. Arnold. supreme
assistant councillor, made the presentation, it
being check on the Anglo California Bank for
$4,000. I. Ii. Sewage. grand councillor. deliv-
cred an able address on the aims and objects of
the order A few brief remarks were also made
by L. FL. O'Brien, grand assistant councillor.
Grand lce-Councllor John SHELTON presided.
Grand Recorder S. G. Wallis, Grand Trustee E.
r. Tiel and d. ID. G. e. John Watt occupied
seats on the platform. After the entertainments
dancing was INDUCED In until O'Clock.
This Is the only fraterna order which pays to
the members during life the full amount of the
certificate.
A large audience was present at the district
no ee ting, presided over by NJ. BOehm, d. d. @.
g.. on December %. The address OF the even
Ing was made by d. SeweIl. P. q. G. T. FL.
OBrien also made few remarks. The enter
tainment concluded with a dance
Riverside Council No. of Reno, New, in
creased its membership thiriy-eigbt during the
past three months, and Is entitled to the 500
reward offered by the supreme councillor.
Social Council No. 46. having gained twenty
seven members. is also entitled to 800.
The initiatory team Initiated candidates in
the hall OF Samaritan Council No. 13 on the
.
Assistant Councillor T. Fl. O'Brien and Grand
Recorder s. c. Wallis were present. At the
close of the meeting a collation. was enjoyed
The next Initiation by the team will be In
America Council No. Tuesday evening.
January 8. The board of deputies Will install
the officers the same evening.
Grand Councillor T. a. Sewage. accompanied
by the her grand officers made official visits
TO Crystal Council No. Thursday. January 4.
Pacific Council No. on the 9Th and California
Council No. 56 on the 9Th.
Next Wednesday Grand Councillor 7. III. SelY.
age and Grand Recorder ). c. Wallis will IN
stall the officers OF Sacramento Council No. 90.
after which they will visit councils in Stockton,
Fresno Los Angels. Pasadena. San Pedro.
Anabeim, San Bernardino and San Diego.
The total amount of death ana disability ben
efits paid in this jurisdiction during the month
of December amounted TO SIS. 600.
Grand Assistant Councillor L. III. OBrien will
install the officers of AMIGO Council No. 1885,
Coverdae, next Friday night.
Grand Recorder S. q. Wallis Will install a new
council In this city next Tuesday.
r. I. Baccus. ID. D. G. o., will Install the Off.
GERS OF Social Council No. 46 on the 17th.
William Goldberg. ID. ID. &. c., Will hold dis
trict meeting on the 31st in Social Hall, AlcaZar
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MiscellaneOu S.

Court Menlo. A. o. F., are preparing for a
good time at the installation on the 9th.
One hundred Knights OF the Maccabees went
from Los Angeles to visit their brethren of
Santa Monies last week and assist 10 the initla-
tion OF seven applicants. They received cor.
dial welcome from the visited tent Los Angeles
Tent No. reports thirty applications one night.
The Long Beach Maccabees gave New Years
reception.
A. o F.-The point at issue Is that the treas.
urer of The A. O, +. courl when joining the
American order did not turn over the funds
and said tfea surer asserts that the funds were
left with member of The old order. The ar.
rest was made on the charge OF embeZZIement.
AS TO the facts OF the matter we cannot inform
you.
The Sons of Herman of Woodland had a
merry programme and social time during the
holidays
j. H. L. Gerckens. n. q. A. of the Druids
will visit Siegel and Schiller groves of this city
on the 9th. and the fraternity in Occidental on
the 10thr OHM, 11tn; Bolnas, 18TH; Peta.
luna, 14th. He is making tour oil his subor
dinates and receiving cordial greeting, and has
dates mapped out until February 6.
Court Piedmont, A. .. f., Will entertain in
Oakland on the 9th.
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Good Templars.

This veteran fraternity moves steadily along;
the lodges are very well attended. In the city
limitations take place at almost every session,
while the Bands OF Hope are increasing also.
Mount Nebo Lodge OF Point Arena with its
friends enjoyed banquet last week.
The lodge at ColfaX has recently been intia-
ting large number.
AT Moreno the lodge held an open meeting,
which was well attended, ana programme OF
music, recitation and song with addresses en-
tertained the gue>JS.
b. FL. Hoag p g. T., has just instituted a
new lodge at ] oil House.
Mrs. Lila Carlin Moore. lecturer for the
Seventh district is at work in Tulare County.
where she proposes to organize several new
lodges. and then visit Kern County.
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A. o. F. of A.

Court Mokelumne No. 1856 was instituted
last Monday evening In Lodi by G. P. ReDdon,
G. G. r., assisted by The officers and members
of Court Stockton No. 7771. The following
were installed: William b. Strunz. j. P. G. r.;
L. P. Waltermire, c. R.; William Bailey,
S. c. r.; Ed Hutchins, financial secretary;
E. G. Woodwork, recording secretary; DR..
f. W. Colman. treasurer; W. Scott Robbins
s. W.; n. 4. Poifer j, W.; g. II. Nevin, S. b. !;
Charles POlfer, j. b.; Leroy Pope, G. PlralO
and William Wilson, trustees; DR.. +. w. Col
man, physician.
Court Enterprise No. s457 was instituted last
Wednesday evening in this city by C. II.
Bremen. grand secretary, assisted by other
grand officers and deputies and the officers of
Court Aurora No. GAO. The following were
installed; j. g. Chase, j. p. G. R.; Walter
Morley. s. c. R.; A. A. Laid. financial secre-
tary; j. G. Chase Jr., recording secretary /;
Owen Mcdonald. s. w; ii. o: Tiffany, j. W;
Thomas H. morton, S. B.; Joseph A. Ladd,
j. B.; DR.. Leonard c. Hull. physician.
Village Belle Circle No. 264, Companions Of
the Forest, was Instituted last Thursday even
ing in this city by Mrs. M. B. Campbell G. C. c.,
assisted by the other grand officers. The fol-
lowing were installed: Mrs. Eugeuia Martin,
J. P. G. c.; Mary Donohoe, G. G.; Mrs. Kittie
secretary; Miss Hattie Doian, recording secre
tary; j: o.. Chase. treasurer; Walter MOrtley,
Il. IT,; IL. o. Tifdny. l.. g.; q. w. Mortley, l.
g.; Ellen Chase, o. e.; trustees-John 6.
Chase Jr.. A. A. Laid ana Ronald Mcdonald;
DR.. l.. C. Hull, physician.
Mystic Conclave No. I15, Knights of Sher-
wood Forest (Uniform Branch of the A. o. f.
of An was instituted last Thursday evening in
San Jose by c. II. Bremen, commander, and
the officers and members of Golden Gate Con-
clave No. 90. The following were installed:
p. L. harrington. past commander; d. III.
Livingston, commander; W. G. Griffith, vice.
commander; Harry Lewis. adjutant; d. NC
Ilvane, first lieutenant; f. Witherell, second
lieutenant; Ben Bury. first sergeant Q. Il.
BENDER, second sergeant; j. Nj. Singleton,
MASTER at arms; William Ebeley, sergeant ma
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RuILnING I0rS

S1750-Liberty-st. bargain, Guerrero: lot
25xl14 feet.
SIT .5oO-NE cor Laguna and Broadway; 5ox
1876
17.000-N. side Pacific ave. mr.. Frankln st.;
SO XXI 81 :814. with 47:6x27 1914.
$l5,750-S. side Pacific ave-, bet. LagUna and
Buchanan SITS; 70Xl27 ;S14
$l4 ,000-S. side Pacific ave-, w. of Webster;
s9OOo-sW cor Pacific ave. and webster st.;
81 AK 04.
s25o0-west line Scott st, near Vallejo; price
reduced from $3.50: fine marine view lot, 81 tx
ITO IS; or two lots ut same rate.
S. SO0-Sacramento ST., y line Cherry:
lots 25xll7 IT.. terms one-thtrd cash.
S7500-Southwest corner Scott and Green sts :
very cheap; 55xl10:6 feet.
$2250-Sacramento ST., \. line, bet Central ave.
and Walnut; 25x102:S14 feet, or 2 lots at same
rate.
S2oO0-Church St. mr.. 18th; lot 25xl25.
$4OO0-Central ave-, jackson; beautiful
marine view: 81 :6x10U feet.
$3000-Fillmore ST.. near Hayes; all ready to
build IN: COX 06 % feet.
S4250-Bush and Baker sts,; 80 :6xS5 feet; NE
corner; good business corner.
The above Is only partial list We will be glad
to furnish complete list on application
SHAfN w AID, BUCkBEE CO.,
SUIT 2lS-220 Montgomery, Mills building.
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Knights of Honor.

The supreme dictator has issued official cir
cular No. 8, dated Wilmington, N. c., January
1, 1895, in which be renews the very liberal
offers heretofore made TO those lodges and
deputies that are engaged in the work Of this
order.
The officers of Polar Star Lodge were in
stalled by Deputy Meyer On Friday evening
last. All the offiCers-elect were present. Among
the visitors present were Grand Reporter
Curry, Deputies Learned and Lawrence and
Past Dictator French.
The officers of the following lodges will be
installed during this week: Liberty and Anchor
on Monday, Norman on Tuesday, Occidental
on Wednesday, Fortuna and Iyanhoe on Thurs
day, Ivy ON Friday and Tahoe on SATURDAY..
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Native Sons Of the Golden West.

Seauoia Parlor had lively time at its watch
meeting on New Years eve. pines, punks,
ropes, stogies. weeds and frecrackers for
ey ryb0dv" was rhe MENU
MEMO Parlor OF Redwood City will Install on
the 9th. Several of the grand officers will be
present. The usual banquet will conclude
The joint meeting of San Jose and Palo Alto
pario rs of the Garden City last week resulted
In good attendance, many being present from
adjacent localities After tn ceremonies a
programme and banqust were enjoyed.
II. g. Gesford. grand orator, made a call upon
Santa Rosa Parlor last week aud delivered an
able address.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


a. I On 10 500 PER LOT: WORTH $500 To
u w S4 90 each: immense bargains; we are
Instructed by the owner TO sell; he must have
money; only $40 to $40 cash at first payment,
balance easy: liberal discount for cash; do not
miss the opportunity: real estate is the best In
ves,ment you can make; call to-day and secure
choice location nj. j. LAYMANCE & CO.. 466
Eighth ST. Oakland. Cal. de20 II
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DELINouENT SAFE NoTICEs.

DELINQUENT SALE NuTICE BEST AND
~ Belcher Mining Company. Location of prin-
eipal place OF business, San Francisco, Caiforn
Location of works, Virginia City. Storey County,
Nevada.
Notice-Thsre are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account OF assessment
NO SD levied the 18th day OF November.
1885, the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders. as follows:
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Danish Society Election.

Alta meeting of the Danish Society Danne-
brog held last Wednesday evening the follow.
ing officers were elected: G. Miller. president;
Z. Syane. Vice pres dent; II Rahde. recording
secretary; T. Nansen, corresponding secre-
tary; II. Rasmussen, treasurer; j. Christensen,
marshal; V. KONG. p. Lassen and a. G. Tahde.
board OF irusle u This order is branch OF
the United Danish Socle les OF America, with a
membership OF 2500. 1t has branches in all
the States In the Union.
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American Legion of Honor.

The monthly statement for January shows
deaths amounting to S243. 900, of which Cali
forna has five deaths amounting to 5000.
Receipts have been S1S1.274 81; disburse-
ments. S187, 500; relief fund disbursements.
S5S36.
tary Burton have been visiting ana installing
officers during the past week. They will con-
tinue the same work the present week.
Bohemian Council No. 261 now meets In Linz
coin Hall, Red Mems building
Semannual reports will show several new
councils and gOod increase in membership.
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audience to witness Its installation last week.
musical programme by Mrs. o. s. Sml tb, Mrs.
Q. L. Walter. Mrs. T. j. Kirk, Mrs. e. L.
Hoxie w. r. Price. w. B. Parsons, e. A. Tel
fer and 0. C. C0nley was a rare treat. Among
the many guests were Sir F. M. Miller. &. W.;
E. j. r. Williams and John w. Whitney. The
concluding banquet was rich feast.
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G15O CHOICE BUILDING LoTS-2s MIN
ID tOO. utes ride from the City Hall via the
Mission-st. electric cars: size 25yl50: lots n
"rad ana positively ready Tor buitdt' take IN.
Mission-sr. electric cars tranIfer at 29th ST. and
ride IL tae emu al The llne and you There SEE
the block ma find our representative there these
are positively the cheapest lots in the Mission.
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AN OFFER wANTED-THAT CHOICE Sw
~ corner of Oak and Ashbury sts. facing the
PARK size 3 :3x1O0 it is inortgaged and avoid
foreclosure suit it Will be sold at a sacrifice
don't mss this opportunity if you have small
amount of money TO invest or are seeking buIld
ing lot.
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COCO AND oNL. LEFT OUT OF THE
III OOO. block; 18th ave. IL st, which
faces the PARK and overlooks all the main attrac-
tiOas of the park. such the chi!dren's play
Ground, straw berry Hill. the lake and boathOuSe;
street work complete: all ready for building: size
25xl20: only 20 minutes ride from the Baldwin
HOTEL terms easy TO suit purchaser.
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I Ohm PFoRR. 1923 MONTGOMERY ST, OPP
y safe Deposit, offers splendid investment on
Market street.
S14 .OOO-Roward-stree property. near Third
street; 3-story house; stores and II rooms up
Stars; lot 3GxS0 feet: rent SS4.
$31g0-7th st, near Brannan; store. Groom fiat
and stable for horses; lot 25xS0 rent $35.
S2O.OOO-MissiOn ST.. near 18th lot 43x139 feet,
with buildings; stores and dwellings; must be
sold: make offer
S750U-O'Farrell st., near Jones': 2-story house
and lot; 22x69; rents $35; make offer.
S35, 5O0-A magnificent corner on Mission st.
8 stores and Groom fats upstairs. and 4-room
cottages: lot 65xiU0; rent $21z.
81 .o00-A fine nearly business corner,
paving rental OF 1924 SO.
$4OU0-Rent SOU per month: fine ieasehold
business interest; stores and lodgings.
DWELLING-H0USE PROPERTY.
S70OU-Haight ST.. sunny side nr. Scott treble
fiat bay window house. 10 rooms and baths; lot
fZ5xl37 IS: rent $65
S7h00-Fine double fat on 18th ST.; and
rooms an d bath; tot 25x1l0; rent $50
UNIMPROVED-
$1,000 eaeh-Lots 2bx120 on I'd ave-, near Cali
fornia ST.
$500 each--2 lots on 18th ave, near thu park;
25x12O each: make offer.
$2500-Lot 5Uxl00: cor. 10th and Eureka sts
Jas IT Su
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. AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME.
ONLY 500 CASH.
BALANCE SAME AS RENT,
:. Modern 2-stOry residence on Castro st. contain
ing large rooms, bath and all latest convent
eDees; mantels: electric bells ETC.; lot 25xl O5
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK.
BALDWIN d HAMMoND 10 Montgomery ST.
Ia6 SuTuTh st
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omcial Assessment Table.

trarernal society Will be published free of cost
in above uabl-. Send them, with any other mat
tiers of Importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
ternal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
Francisco.l
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Q.D6OO REDUCED FROM $500 IN ORDER
u ZOOO. TO effect IN immediate sale. house
OF rooms and bath Oil Harrison ST., near 9Th; lot
20x60 runs through to Horner ST.. and both dar-
rson and rorner SIS. are paved with basat bl ocks
and accepted by the city, this is exceptional
offer: don't fail to see it.
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CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE CITY.

$1,000 only; $50 each; $40 per month
. FIFTY four beautiful level lots in the blocks
bounded by Second and Third aves., Clement and
California sts. aud Fourth and fifth ayes Lake
and California sUs.; each lot 25x120; street work
all done: Sacramento-st. cable-cars on Lake ST:
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GRASP THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
SECURE LOT BEFORE THEY ARE ALL
GONE 25 SOLD ALREADY.
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G2O0O ONLY \ FEW HUNDRED DOL
i OObO. lars cash. ba ance at $50 per month /:
lovely little home: nearly new; coy bay-window
cottage of rooms and bath, etc (; lot 25x96 % :;
nice location in Western Addition
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$1,000 NICE 2-sToRY BAY WINDOW
N1OLOO. residence of 9 rooms and bath; all
nice garden: stable for several horses; driveway
lot 35Xl37:6; Webster ST.
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Goe00 INCOME $50 PER MONTH: ~
sD')OUU. side of Washington ST.. below
Powell: double house of rooms each; 2 tenants
and always rented; lot 24x57 70: cable-car passes
the door: street accepted by the city
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G.e16O 3-SToRY BUILDING IN STORE
u VI OO. and flats; rents $5l so; stone
walks, ETC.: Geary ST.; lot 22 :6xS2:6.
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GOO 00O MIsSIoN-sT. BUSINESS PROP
u ~ .OOO. erty; 3-story building and lot
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y ARGAIN: LARGE HOUSE AND LOT; n,
- line Union St, near Octavia; rooms and
bath; TOT 57x137:e. MADISON d BURKE
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New flats near fremont ave- and Haight ST.;
sehts $6!2 per year: price $4,000: lot 25xS0.
MADISON q BURKE.
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GO60N RENTS $3.50 PER ANNUM; TWO
u cOOO. story house of rooms and hath
Day-windows, brick foundations. etc.; lot 32xl00
BrodeFick st.
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or TX GOLDEN GATE AVE. INVEST.
u I -. ment; 1-story house of rooms and
bath; bay.wineows, brick foundations, etc; mort
gage of $4,000 can remain; lot 25x137:6.
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l7I7S NEW FLATS; CORNER ON LAR
u i -. KIN ST.. bay-windows, etc.; rents $56
per month; lot 81 :6I58:6.
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Gle OOn CHOICE PIECE OF PoLK-sT.
u -. wv. property; handsomely improved
with aI.. building; lot 27:6xS2:6
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G.GOOO C0ZY BAY WINDOW COTTAGE
u AZOO. of rooms and bath; brick founda
lions. etc; electric road; Warren ST. j; lot
26:lOxSO.
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Q.S0OO MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN
u OUOU. estate; no reasonable offer refused;
rents S4S 80 per month; 3 2-suory and basement
houses, substantially built; always rented lot so
xs0; well located; Stanford ST.
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G10 k00 ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND
I'D O.OUu. large lot; Bush ST.. near Frank
lin; contains 10 rooms and bath; lot 33xl20 feet
TO rear street. MAD SON IL BURKE