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hE WOULD BE A POLICEMAN
Rev. Mr.. Mclean Springs a Surprise on
the Police Commits toner's
Formal Petition Filed Asking for His
Appointment as an Officer Without
Pay-Routine Business

Rev. c. c. Mclean of Simpson tab
ernacle exploded a bomb yesterday
morning by applying for appointment as
a special officer of the police department
without pay from the city. The matter
came before the commissioners at the
regular meeting on the following petit
ton, signed by p. H. Bodkin, John Pit
finger, l.. B. Scranton and o. Wilke:
I'VE, the undersigned citizens of Los
Angeles, respectfully request your hon
orable body to appoint c. c. Mclean as
a special officer without pay"
DIR. Mclean is chairman of the 'slum-
ming" committee OF the Parkhurst So
ciety, and several members of that or
ganization were on hand to personally
note the effect of this latest move on the
part of the reverend gentleman. They
were disappointed, however, for the doc
ument followed the usual routine and
was referred to the chief for a report
From the fact that Chief Glass emphat-
ically stated that he would never recon-
mend such an appointment, it is believed
that he will give his reasons at length
in a written report at the next meeting
Another significant incident was the fact
present were invited to address the
board
A petition was read to the board from
A. Ports and others asking that l.. H.
Wood be appointed a special police Off
Ger to serve without pay out on Thirtieth
street. Referred to the chief
The same action was taken on a petit
tion asking for the appointment of ].
Valenzuela s a special police officer.
The chief was instructed to give w. J.
Hummer, night watchman at the yards
of the Terminal railway company, a
regularly numbered star.
John and Harry Althouse were granted
a transfer of the license for the saloon
at No. 166 North Main from H. Markwal-
der to themselves.
Charles Pickenbach was granted a
transfer of the license for the saloon at
No. sol South Olive street from Richard
Kelly to himself.
The application of Joseph Petrich for
a license for a saloon at Hazards Pa
vilion was referred to the chief
The application of ]. E. Mcdowell for
a transfer of the license for the saloon
at No. 233 East First street from George
A. levitt to himself was referred to the
ckief.
The application of Fred Hoppe for a
transfer of the license for the saloon at
No. 500 South Spring street from Joseph
Gecman to himself was referred to the
city attorney. upon recommendation of
the chief
The herald., 1896-12-09
THE ELECTION CONTEST
The Recount IN the Bartholomew Owens
Contest Begins

The recount of the ballots cast for city
justice at the general election wSs be-
gun yesterday in department three be-
fore Judge York.
The contestants were both in court
with their attorneys and remained
throughout the day. Before the sealed
packages containing the baliors were
opened County Clerk Newlin was SUM-
moned to the witness stand to certify
that they had not been tampered with.
The counsel for the defendant urged that
plaintiff 60 upon the stand aUd give
proof of his information upon which his
belief in the mal-conduct of the election
officials rested. Counsel held tnat in as
much as the mal-conduct OF an Office
was penitentiary offense, and Ronse-
quently the proceedings were Of quasi
criminal nature, some such proof ought
to be offered The court held, however.
that counsel had stated the case pre-
cisely as the statute said it was not, and
this point being thus disposed of prepa-
rations for the actual recount began.
Judge York appointed f. B. Carrier and
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FUNERAL OF c. G. BILICKE.

The funeral services of Mr.. c. G.. Bill
icke of the Hollenbeck hotel, who died
Sunday morning, were held from the ho-
tel at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
Rev. DR.. Howard conducted the serv-
ices and in the presence of the friends of
the deceased paid glowing tribute to
his high character, his kindly genial
nature and his great patience in endur-
ing the sufferings of his illness. The
funeral rites of the Odd Fellows We're
also said by a body of gentlemen from
that order.
The floral offerings were especially
beautiful and appropriate, amongst
which was an immense piece sent with
the sympathy of the commercial travel
ers, and an open hotel register mounted
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DEATHS


WILLIAMSBURG b., the wife Of w. T.
Williams, assistant district attorney, on
Monday. the 7th instant. at pm.
Funeral from the Cathedral at am.
Wednesday, the 9th instant.
BYRNES-In this city. December Tth.
James, beloved son of Mrs J. and broth
er OF Miss Lizzie and Mamie Byrnes,
aged 90 years and7 months.
Funeral from his late residence, 5S2 Crock
er street. Wednesday, December 9th, at $3.50
am. Friends in vited to attend
Santa Barbara papers please copy.
FERLIN-Augustine Ferlin, aged 10 years
ana months: died of pneumonia, De-
cember I, 1896. at 1015 p. m.
Funeral from his late residence, corner
Central avenue and Eucalyptus street, De-
cember 8, 1896. am. leave Cathedral at
1915 I'm. for new Catholic cemetery, Boyle
Heights. Friends invited.
ANDREWS-At the National Soldiers
home. California, December l. 1896,
Thomas ]. Andrews, late second leu
tenant in the regiment of Illinois volun-
teers commanded by Col. James Collins
in the Mexican war and California
pioneer.
BLAKE-In this city. December s, 1896,
Eliza A. Blake. aged A years.
Funeral this. Wednesday, afternoon at 2
o'clock from the parlors of Peck & Chase
Co., 327 South Broadway.
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FIRE AND A RUNAWAY
Gasoline Stove Explosion Causes Nom
inal Damage-A Frightened Team

An alarm of fire was rung in from box
49, at the corner of Fifth and Wall
streets, yesterday afternoon just before
{ o'clock, for blaze in the residence of
Mrs. Evans at 426 Wall street, caused by
a gasoline stove explosion. The blaze
was put out before the arrival of the
department, with but nominal damage.
While the engine was responding to
the alarm fractions team attached to
one of the wagons of the Aldine dairy,
J. W. Kniffin, proprietor, became fright
ened on Fifth street between Main and
Spring and a runaway was narrowly
averted. The whiffletree of the wagon
broke, loosening the horses, otherwise
the vehicle would have been tipped over.
The animals were caught before they had
run NOR than few steps or inflicted any
further damage
The herald., 1896-12-09
NEW SUITS FILED.


The following complaints in new suits
were filed in the superior court yester-
day:
Amy r. Darling VS.. John ID. Works,
executor of the last will and testament
of A. f. Darling. deceased, ct ala suit
to have annulled a deed given as power
OF attorney in 1886 but which is alleged
to have a deed of trust.
The German Savings and Iona society
VS.. e. Ballerino, e. Cohn, Wong Gong,
j. Marion Brooks, Farmers and Mer-
chants bank, Horace Bell ct ALA suit
to recover on a note for $1,000 drawn by
Ballerino and secured by mortgage of
property on Negro alley, $500 attorney s
fees, costs and decree of sale.
Charles w. Miller VS.. Bartolo Baller-
ino-A suit to recover $769.50, balance
due for work done at the special instance
of the defendant.
The Farmers and Merchants bank VS..
Mary r. Winston. personally and as ex-
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STOPPED A RUNAWAY
Police Officer Hubbard Distinguishes
Himself for Bravery

About l o'clock yesterday afternoon
Police Officer Hubbard distinguished
himself by stopping runaway horse
at the corner of Fifth and Main streets
In a daring manner. The rig had been
hitched at Eighth and San Pedro streets
but the horse became frightened, tore
himself loose and dashed away. Down
San Pedro to Fifth and up the latter
thoroughfare to Main the runaway
came. but was stopped by Hubbard,
who grasped the animal By the bride
and hung on until he stopped the horse
He was dragged for some feet, struck
by the front wheel ana painfully bruised
on the right leg. but stuck to his beat
the remainder of the afternoon.
The herald., 1896-12-09
COURT NOTES

Louis Sombeille. a native of France,
was yesterday admitted to citizenship
by Judge Mckinley.
Henry Wischer. charged with robbing
$40 from the person of John Ross while
with him drinking in a saloon. was
brought up for trial yesterday in depart
ment one. The prosecuting witness
failing to appear the district attorney
moved for a dismissal of the case. This
had no sooner been done than Ross sailed
into court and was somewhat indignant
at the case being so summarily disposed
Of
The herald., 1896-12-09
MARRIAGE LICENSEES

The following marriage licenses is
sued yesterday from the office of the
county clerk:
Charles Henry Smith, a native OF Cal
ifornia, aged "a years, and Carrie r.
Jones. native of Texas, aged II years,
both residents of Downey.
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on pedestal, composed of pure white
flowers, from employees of the hotel; also
an exquisite piece from the Southern
California Hotel association. The sor-
rowing friends followed the remains to
Rosedale cemetery. where short serv-
ice was held. 1t was truly an afternoon
of sadness around the halls and corri-
dors of the Hollenbeck, as Mr.. Blicke
was so we'll known. His genial. welcome
countenance will be greatly missed.
The herald., 1896-12-09
JOTTINGS
Cur Home Brew

Maier & Zobelein's lager, fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal
saloons: delivered promptly in bottle or
kegs Office and brewery, 44o Aliso street,
telephone 81.
The herald., 1896-12-09

Hewley, King & Co.. cor. Fifth st. and
Broadway, agents genuine Columbus Buggy
company buggies and bicycles.
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to the wife Of Chas.
II. Wilkinson, December 3, 1896, daugh-
ter.
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Try our port and sherry wines at rs
cents per gallon. T. Vache & Co., Com
uaercial and Alameda streets. Tele.
DAone 800.
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DIR. P. HENDRICKS, DENTIST.
Room 22s Byrne block, northwest corner
Third and Broadway.
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BIRTHS

1868 lbs. Keatings-"S65 days ahead OF
them ALL" Hawley. King & Co.
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Largest variety Concord business wagons
and top delivery wagons. Hawley, King &
Co.
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Everything on wheels. Hawley. King &
Co., cor. Fifth street and Broadway.
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New sewing machine for rent, 50 psr
month. 427 S. Broadway. Telephone 1419
Main.
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To Cure q Cold In One Dev

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. CSC.
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I. w. Hilliker as tally clerks, and fixed
their rate of remuneration at 81 per day
each.
From about II o'clock until o'clock in
the evening five precincts were counted.
The first precinct was counted without
change. In the second precinct owens
lost one vote, thrown out on account of
being written in pencil. In the third
precinct Bartholomew lost one vote and
Owens gained two by an error in the
original count. In the fourth precinct
each contestant lost one, thus standing
even. In the fifth Bartholomew lost
three votes and Owens two
AT the end of the days recount Owens
was still 70 votes ahead of Bartholomew,
the precinct votes being as follows:
PRECINCTS
9 3
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NOTICE.

THE BROADWAY DEPARTMENT
STORE
Will be open every evening until s
o'clock to accommodate the public.
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"Ice Cream and Ices"
Dollar per gallon. Hicks, 206 s. Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

oAo s0n EpDY-sT. CORNER: 5o-vARA

BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED.
S42 500 o5 R,sn Rsaf sSxsna aaa
stable for A horses: price reduced.
no0sn MARKET ST.. Mr.. 10TH; VERY
DOAOU. cheap; lot 1b:lOxlI0.
10000 BUSINESS CORNER NEAR MIS-
DJUUU. sion and 7th sts; rents $500 per
annum: lot 30x9O.
@AOSO JESSIE ST.. NEAR 14TH; NEW
OfZOU. flats of aud rooms and bath; rents
$37 so; look at these
@e5OO CORNER STORE t I,sI AND FLAT ON
ments rents $50; lot 2bx93 feet
S25OO. chuDc; o h!n rents s24; very a; cheap; lot
27:6x114 feet.
NOcOO NEW MODERN COTTAGE ON
OLOUV. Clement ST., near I'd ave-: 5 rooms
and bath; lot 25x10O feet: terms, 5000 cash.
balance in monthly installments.
ohnO0 COTTAGE ON WASHINGTON
ID 4UUU. ST., near Devisadero; rooms and
bath; brick foundation; lot 25x12b feet.
cl1 OOO PAYS s7a PER CENT; NEW
ID i 4 .UUU. flats on Pine ST., near Webster; q,
and rooms and bath; lot 25xl00 feet.
mo1on oAK-sT. LOT. NEAR PARK: POS
OLIUU. itivey the cheapest lot offered for
sale in that district; 26x1o0 feet.
moo-n FoLsoM-sT. BUSINESS PROP
OOACU. erty; store and fats; rents $65;
mortgage $4,000 can remain.
m07So Sc. COR. WASHINGTON AND
$500. Spruce sts.; s7:szioa feet; marine
view.
nO1sn WASHING GToN ST., NEAR
0AlCU. Spruce; 25x127:6 feet; marine view.
$4,000 a59iSa tess g1;0s ss 7sv
317OO SPRUCE ST, NEAR WASHING
Dl lUU. ton; 2o1l12:6 feet; marine view.
ncOOO FOLSOM ST, NEAR 10TH; RE-
SDOUUU. duced from $3.50; tore and 25
rooms above: rents $65; lot 25x95 feet.
S25OO. aas street Hs Work ali done a5zls7 8 feet
$2lOo-oak st., near Ashbury; bargain; 25x
s2750- Ridley ST., near jessie; price reduced;
25x95.
contains IL rooms and path; this Is an un-
| doubted bargain lot 2Sx9O:6.
82100-Nice cottage OF o rooms and bath; La
guns st. lot 25xS7 6
bath; offer wanted; $500 cash; balance on
easy terms.
| $4000-Clay ST., near Larkin; flats; rents S43;
offer wanted.
ls,sOO-Eddy ST., near Larkin; price reduced
from $4,000: 8 substantial houses; rents
1927 so; lot 57:6x9S
s2ooo~24th ST.. near Florida lot 25x104; cheap.
$1650-Cherry ST., Preside Helghts, bet. Sacra-
mento and Clay price reduced.
$125O-S Stevenson ST., near l4tn, 25165 feet; or
three lots at same rate.
The above is only partial list; We VIII be glad
| to furnish q complete list on application.
SHAM WALD, BUCKBEI3 & Co,
21S-22O Montgomery ST., Mills building.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

COTTAGE, Mr. MARKET AND GUERRERO
GQ000 CLINTON PARK-SUBSTANTIAl
.DOOVO. bay-window cottage of rooms an
bath; brick foundation. etc. etc.
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DARGAIN-KOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE; B
ID rooms and bath. Apply 929 Twenty-third ST..
DOTRERO AVENUE RESIDENCE LOTS AT
J. auction by CENTER & SPADER, Tuesday,
March 10, - o'clock, 80 Montgomery st.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY
Ill terms McEWEN BROS, 118 Montgomery.
m OO CASH: BALANCE SAME AS RENT;
nIUU cheap cottage home. McEWEN BROS,
118 Montgomery st.
D EST VIEW ON EARTH FROM THE Pc
ID trero lots TO be sold at auction Tuesday, March
10, at I2 O'Clock, by CENTER & SPADER, 80
Montgomery st.
NICE 5-ROOM, BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE
IN and bath; brick foundation; high basement;
all modern; will sell with or without furniture;
cheap; easy payments. 1Oll Capp ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

CORNER STORE PROPERTY.
CORNER, NEAR 22D AND VALENCIA
- sts.; substantial building; store and rooms
and bath, and upper fiat of rooms and BATH rent
$50; lot 27x79.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

r OCATION HEALTHFUL AND BEAUTIFUL;
IL Fruitvale Terminal Tract; lots $50 up.
r AKEVIEW NEAR, MISSION (lNGLESIDE)
~ electric-cars-Lots $40 per month. THE Nc
CARTHY COMPANY, SAG Market st.
MODERN 2-STORY DWELLING, ROOMS,
l bath, basement and attic built for $2500; fats
cottages built at equally reasonable rates. Call
and see plans. JAS. MCCONAHEY, 1149 Mis-
sion st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

OTIS ON 18TH, 2OTH, VERMONT, UTAH,
IL Nebraska and Solano sts at auction Tuesday,
March TO- at - O'Clock, by CENTER & SPADER,
30 Montgomery st.
John PrORR, 32e MONTGOMERY ST., OPP
y Safe Deposit, offers for sale:
$16,500-Fine property on Powell St, near Post
houses, front and rear. lot 2lxlOO
1$7000-Rents $780, Folsom ST. near 7th; stores
and 10 rooms above: lot 2Sx10O.
S24, 5O0-Rents 1926; downtown corner prop
erty: 6 stores and fats upstairs
$5500-Brannan ST., near 3D.; 2-story and base
ment brick house; saloon below and fat OF rooms
and bath upstairs.
Reduced again to $3O.0eO--Nw. corner Mission
2-story: stores. B. flats and cottages rent 5000.
Reduced TO ST. 500 from SI4 O00-Vaencia st.
S. of 10th; 2-story bay-wndow house, store and flat
rooms ana bath upstairs; lot 3OxSS feet; always
rented: make offer.
$3000-7th ST., near Brannan; lot 2ox1o, with
improvements renting at $50.
DWELLINGS.
S75OO-Fine 2-story bay-window house; Meal
lister ST., inside OF Octavia; rooms and bath;
brick foundation; lot 25xl37:G.
$2000-5 rooms and bath; house, corner 26th St.,
near Valencia; rent $50.
$426O-Fulton ST., near Devisadero; 2-stpry bay
window house: rooms and bath: lot 23xll2.
S6SOO-Rent SS5; lot As 6x62:6; Jackson st.,
near Mason, with 2 houses OF II rooms each; al
ways rented.
$31OO-A fine cottage, rooms and bath, on 10th
ST., near Castro on instaliments without interest
UNIMPROvED.
Sl25U-25xSO-24th ST., near Dolores.
$26OO-Cor. Larkin and Greenwich sts.; large
lot, 62xS7:6
$4,000 Dolores ST., near 22d; 26x125.
$SOO-Noe st, near 30th lot SO ;6x7b.
$S50e-Fine corner lot 7Ox11O, cor. / st. aEo 10th
ave-, at side entrance to park.
S65O-15th ave-, bet. G and d sts.; 25x12O.
Corner Fillmore and Germania sts.; 24xS1 -.
$35OO-Lot 75x10o feet; cor. 18th and Eureka
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

CENTER & srADEn
WILL HOLD
GRAND SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF
IL POTRERO PROPERTY
ATTHEIR sALEsRooM,
80 MONTGOMERY ST.,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH TO- AT 12 O'CLOCK NJ,
BYoRDER OF MRS. JOS. sEDGLEY.
1c LOTS IN BLOCK 81, FRONTING ON
lO Utah, Nebraska and Nineteenth SITS.
IT LOTS IN BLOCK 90, FRONTING ON
J. Utah, Nebraska and Nineteenth SITS.
1c LOTS IN BLOCK lo6, FRONTING ON NE
L " braska Twentieth and Vermont sts., fronting
Buena Vista Park: Vermont st. graded.
IA LOTS IN BLOCK rs, FRONTING IT'S FEET
l. Il on Potrero ave. 200 feet on Solano ST. and
IT'S feet On Utah.
NORTHEAST CORNER PoTRERo AVE.
IN and solano.st.; :6x100
CoUTHEAsT CORNER EIGHTEENTH ST:
- and Treat ave-, 57:9 on Eighteenth st. by 1877
feet on Treat ave-; street severed.
- ave.. SO feet on 18th st. by $50 feet Treat
ave.
T OF ON THE EAST SIDE OF TREAT AVE,
IL bet. 18th and 10th sts, 54x1l9.
THE ATTENTION OF MANUFACTURERS
is specially called to these last three pieces,
they offer special Inducements.
CORNER LOT, FRONTING SO FEET ON HAIR
~ rson ST. so feet on Alabama st. and 124 % feet
on Solano ST.; all streets severed and graded.
T OTON THE WEST SIDE OF BRYANT AVE.
IL bet. 10th and 10th sts.; electric cars pass this
lot: street severed and graded; 25x1O0.
CORNER LOT, FRONTING 100. FEET ON
" east side of Hampshire street and 100 feet on
north side OF Solano street.
DOTRERO AvENUE-LOT WEST SIDE, 100
l. feet north from Soano street; 37:6 feet by 200
feet to Hampshire street; frontage.
EASY TERMS; ONE-THIRD CASH; BAL
L ance and 2 years: title guaranteed by the
California Title Insurance Company.
For full particulars and subdivisions see dia-
grams at Office.
CENTER 4 SPADER, Agents.
S. p. MIDDLETON, Auctoneer.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

AL HoRIeER. LOUIS AT soUc.
a. SOUC & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
4e5 AND 4s7 VALENCIA ST., NEAR 18TH.
AS we make specially OF Mission property and
are ri9 hit on the spot, we can save you time and
money by calling on US at once.
goo 900 ONE oF THE BEST BUSINESS
DLJ. .UUU. corners in the Misson lot 65x
100: 2-story building, containing 3 stores and
window cottages, rooms and bath: ali IN Al or
der; renting for $3.50 per annum;
$4,000 Gok Lot eesans esgTIn soTH
dow house; . rooms, BATH saloon pariors; large
a. In 900 FINE CORNER ON 18th ST.,
D OIU.UUU. near Market; store and 8 rooms;
upper fat rooms and bath; cottage rooms; lot
0.6sOo VALENCIA ST., Mr.. GOTH; LOT
GOOUU. 25x90; bay-window house s rooms
and bath: could at small cost be converted into
on1.As'1 @SS0Gn GlOiBf.R Bf.ARTLETT ST., THROUGH TO
,Do0OU. alley; 9oxll7:s; modern .2-story
house; all in al ORDER stable for horses; splen
ISa @.ennn .|nlei MIssloN-sr. BUSINESS PROP
DOUUU. erty; lot 25xS0; modern store; 4
rooms; upper fiat rooms; bath; laundry; this is
Eo4UU. modern bay-window fats, 4 and 5
eeh agasSy i lsPa P9Ifssi T 0rss NR
10 lOU. cia: a snap; cottage Of rooms, BATH
laundry; in good order; the lot is worth more
money.
I.ot)SO SAN CARLOS AVE, Mr.. 18TH
DCZOU. story house; rooms; bath; street
work all done and accepted.
l.CSO0 27IH ST., Mr.. CHURCH; LOT
pLCUO. 25xll4 modern window cottage;
3 rooms; bath; laundry; high basement.
A FEW VACANT LOTS THAT MUST GO.
50xl25; Diamond St., nr. goth: $l400.
25y1l4: 18th ST., Church., flOU0.
27xSS; Church ST., nr, l7thr $1,000.
26x90; 23d ST., nr. Sanchez; $3.50.
25xlO0; Chenery ST., nr. 30th $500.
Our list comprises some Of the best property in
the Mission. Lots of all sizes in any of the home
steads; also good business corners in any part Of
the Mission; call and get list and prices.
If you want your vacant houses rented place
them with use.
L. A souC & Co., 4e5 and 4s7 Valencia ST., near
Sixteenth
UASY TERMS: 1s CASH. BALANCE IN l
II and years: Potrero lots at auction Tuesday.
March 10. CENTER & SPADER 80 Montgom-
cry st.
Q QoME-sEEKERs. ATTENTION.
IL A POSITIVE PICKUP
Desirable sunny groom house, in fine condition,
with lot 25x93, can be purchased for $4,000.
TERMS. S40O CASH, BALANCE $50 PER
MONTH, INCLUDING INTEREST; CHEAPER
TIA n RENT.
House located in Western Addition; has fine
marine view and is near the Park; investigate
without delay.
H. f. POEHLMAN, agent, 4l5 Mont gomery 4
CHoICE RESIDENCE LOTS ON THE Po-
" trero TO be sold at auction Tuesday, March TO-
II O'clock. CENTER Il SPADER, 80 Montgom-
cry ST.
I0XsO; FINE PROPERTY; STORES; 8
~ Hats; rents $3.50. Apply 325 Fifth st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

ELEGANT PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
G1O S00 WASHINGTo sT.-CoNTAlNs
lot 32xl09:1O; unsurpassed and unobstructed
marine views.
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u OVEE, TOY & SONNTAG,
ID REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
19 MONTGOMERY ST.,
LICK HOUSE BUILDING.

d REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
10 MN 'Ifo LfcK X HOUSE I BUILDING.
Sl6 600 MUST. MUST BE SOLD SIX. sixth ans ST )
Gats; G 10, 5oxso Sifi rents ss7 50 per month
G O0O0 FOLSOM ST, BET. THIRD AND
,DOUOU, Fourth 3story frame building; store
below: 3 fats above rents $40 per month.
G.SEOn FIRST ST., SW. COR. LAUREL
tNOOUO. place, bet Folsom and Harrison; lot
50x75; house of rooms, ETC.; rents $50 per
1900 MIST BE soID; ;,t,d VERY r EASY EASY
near A1isslon-st. electric cars and cortland ave
S30 600 RLNTs - sol 90 PEE ds s:oston MONTH; Gt J:
ave-; improvements consist OF stores and flats;
mortgage OF $40 900 can remain.
G9Q00 FREMONT AVE, COTTAGE OF
tDCCOO. rooms, bath. etc.; large lot, 40:6x
so feet; very easy terms if desired;
$40 600 RaSps SsS s ssso6 R6K MoMnh
an offer wanted; Cough ST., sunny side: short dis
tance from Geary: excellent fats of rooms and
bath each; lot 276x137:6.
DO OU. main; Golden Gate ave-, mr. Scott ST.;
2stoIy house OF rooms and bath; cottage in rear;
UoI00 FOURTH AVE, Mr.. POINT Lo-
'DOlVO hos: sunny side; lot 25x120; new cot
tage of rooms and bath.
SS REfnS new bndsr PGm PoWe ane Bush
sTs.; contains flats; lot 44x112.
@. Snnl. SCOTT ST. RESIDENCE, SHORT
.DCOOU. distance from Haight-st. cars. Q
story bay window house; contains 10 rooms. bath,
laundry basement. etc.: lot 25Xl lS.
HHE 000 PROMINENT NV. BUSINESS
GOO.UOU. corner, located in central DOWN
town district; with new improvements consisting
of stores with easements and floors above con-
tanning 40 rooms; income $1,000 per annum lot
so feet frontage running through to rear street;
frontages.
l100n RICHMOND; FORCED SALE;
ID IZUU. must be sold: large lots, each
26xl20, on north side of California St, mr.. 2Uth
ave-; owner leaving city.
G.lS S0O RENTS S1140 PER ANNUM;
ID IO.OOU. extra large lot, 64:4x127 :S14; 2
houses OF 10 and rooms and bath, Easements,
conservatory, etc.. modern conveniences through
out: Clay ST.. choice location.
For further particulars and list Of property apply
to BOVEE, TOY 81 SONNTAG,
10 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

COZY MISSION HOME
GOQ00 SANCHEZ ST. - BAY-WINDOW
DZOOU. cottage Of rooms and bath and base
ment; lot 25xS5.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

1TEo DEVISADERO-ST. INVESTMENT
mo CO. in the buzz ness portion; lot q 6xl00:
cottage of rooms, renting for $500:
Couid be made q store.