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Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-18
:. by-. Telegraph.

Wabash..... .... ............... ............ 51 Wabash preferred. red......................... 15ls Western Union. ........................... s3h Wheeling and Lake Erie........... ...... 4 Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred. ..... 2la
 BONDS.
 United States new As, registered ....... 125H United ktates new As. coupon. ...... =. 125B United States 5s, registered. ...........- 1134e United States 5s, coupon .. .,........ JI3A United States 2s.... ..a..................... 96 AlAbama, class A................. ......... Tor Alabama, class sB.......................... 104 Alabama, class C................ zee, ... loo Louisiana stamped 4s..................... 96 North Carolina 4s..........,...... ..... 1u5 E. North CaroIlDa 6s. 6s......................... la5 Tennessee new settlement 3s............ ..... Virginia 6s deferred rred...................... 3H Virginia Trust Receipts. ts................... ....s Virginia funded debt..................,... 64ls Ex-+dividend. tBid. Asked.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEN you want screen doors and win dows drop 8 postal card to the Southern street, and they will send out and measure and give prices 5-2S-rm
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-18

For sale by leading druggists such as Adams Drug Co.,. Collier Drug Co.,, J. J. Dun can, Ellis Drug Co., T. A. Klebs, George Lambrakis, John l.; Parker, H. N. Reese. Wilmington & Lynch.
 Wholesale Agents Nabers, Morrow & Sim nige, Birmingham, Alabama.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-18
The Alabama Home Building and
Loan Association.
CASH PAID IN.,~................sl slOo. .oOO.OO k'5 s4s4e@ : EsaF ---Ao-

Money to lend on our nsw sinking fund plan, by which a borrowers mortgage is cancelled in 72 mouths at a defini,e low rate of intereSt7sThis association can point with satisfaction to the great num- instead of having to pay rent all of their lives: also 4lle vast number of Its mem- .bers wfibs Ve been encouraged to save up a consideta ble sum by paying In $6, $15 or $50 per month. Now is good time to join the association. Apply 10 W. M. ". Robertson, General Manager, 2009 First,avenus, Birmingham, Ala.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-18

Music for dancing at East 2 Lake five nights a week by Moni iai n' ] aBd.a 4-sS-ti ?
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-18

MIR. s3RYAN's GREAT BOOK. z ] The State Herald will send to any ad-
 dress for $150.. postage paid, 'The First
 Battle" by W. J. Bryan. handsomely. bound aud Illustrated. .f.f f,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
ABOUT NEWS TRUNKS.
Including some That Arc Put 10 Interesting
Special Uses.

The'American still prefers decidedly to get his
baggage into as compact form as possible. There
are made, however, nowadays mems trunks
that are models OF convenience. They have
places for everything, a place for a dress suit
and compartments for other suits, a 'compart-
ment for hats and another for shoes, a place for
shirts and a place for neckwcar, a division
for "A dressing case, and so on. In such a trunk a
man could carry everything he might require for
wear on either business or social occasions,
and in supply sufficient for q trip OF some dura-
ton,
bags OF different sizes, a dress suit case. and
other trunks, all these for use rs they might he
needed. II he went in for hunting, Tor Instance,
no would have II trunk 10 carry his Guns ana MS
that the average American liz TO get MS bag,
gage into the most compact form possible and
the smallest number OF pieces.
There are, however, ulen who do not thus
limit themselves, who. for example, carry their
shirts in a case especially made for the purpose
shirt cases are made Of sole leather, and 10
carry one dozen or two dozen shirts each. Shirt
cases are still u decidedly exceptional article
and travelling equipments said That no had
made more shirt cases this year than ever be-
fore,
for riding and walking in trunks made espe-
ciaIly for that purpose, with separate com.
partments for each lair. There are; mon liy-
ing in various cities and towns outside OF New
York, some of. them hundreds of miles away,
who not only buy their shirts here, but who
send them back here regularly To he Numbered.
This Is done here better than any where else in
the country, for the simple reason that the best
send their shirts to New York TO be Numbered
buy here trunks made especially for the pur-
pose, and holding i've Or six dozen shirts each.
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friend promise not to tell Equally, of course,
the whole block knew by niRhtfalI that ono OF
It was the ii.preserved %spinster. while Others
believed 1t to BIO old Pike, and still others were
sure II was the newly married Chimpley-had
committed several robberies. arsons and muir
ders and was being constantly Swallowed by q
detective until evidence could be collected
sSnG maSh. to M TsFF Stalker eH S SsrGit; fhd EEf SS fS st
go. But she didn't know how to approach him
on the subject, Except for the matter Of the
observation-disclosures, he had been u model
boarder, as she had to admit to herself. still,
life had been unbearablc since he came. Tho
iil.prcsorved spinster had given notice, and
there was reason TO suspect that old man PKG
was meditating flght. While she was conSid.
ering how best to get rid OF the New Boardcr,
Miggs called. Here was her chance. She took
MT, ,Miggs, Tn afraid I shall have to ask you
why, what's the matter, ma'amT' -.
at 4 hard to explain, but he-that isl"
Hasn't he paid up prompt"
anything have you think
behaves, all right; don't hcl Don't come
\ no. There isn't a thing TO complain OF.
but he Isn't quite like the other people here.
I'm so sorry; but do want him to go. Won't
what, me tell himT' cried Miggs. Lady you
don't know BiEgs, It'd hurt him, worse than
sttivest Fellow you ever Knew. III he knew re
had to go because no wasn't good enough for
your heightened folks. It'd break him all up.
You see, ne amt had IA college education, Riggs
amt, but he's a gent all right. | hate to think
of him getting it thrown into him that way:
Amt you got n man here you could get to tell
himl He'd lick seven Kinds of hc-of-of day.
light out OF the mug, and that might relieve his
feelings. But l wouldn't tell him. Not on my
life. Unless you get some one here TO do 1t
you'll have to do II yourself. Only don't blanc
me, ma'am. II he takes to sniflin' a little. tn
hit poor Biggs hard"
Mild little Mrs. Stalker decided that the New
Boarder could stay, even II all the old boarders
went, rather than that she should wound his
feelings. so he kept his place at the window
and gossip grew and grew and grew on the block
until the little children used to stand across tho
street and watch with fearful interest the win
dow where, according to nurses veracious ac.
counts. the Roogerrnan popped his horned head
out and waggcd his Child.devouring Jaws. Al.
most anything might have happened had
not fate and the Chicago police intcrfcrcd.
The New Boarucr was but little more than a
| week old in Our Boarding House when he told
Mrs. Stalker that his work was done and he
would go. which be did. after paving for his uu.
| completed week. On the floor OF his room the
landlady found this telegram from the ChicaSJ
Chief Of Police:
Chalmers caught here today. Had been tc
New York and returned"
All Is peace now in Our Boarding House. But
such are the destinations OF mystery and eN
citement that everybody. from old man PIKE
to Mrs. stalker, secretly regrets the loss Of the
New Boarder.
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are bought simply to get rid Of so much money.
A club. say, wants to present something to its
president or most popular member or some
body. II has so much money to spend, and IL
sends n committee around to sec how it can get
rid OF the money, They have to buy something
that one OF these punch bowls viii do, and that
settles II. Anything Is. good enough to give
away. And so the President. or whoever II Is,
Is afflicted with one OF these inonstrositios for
to rest Of his life just because he happens to DO
People like to be afflicted that way"
They think they do until they try 1t. Chill
drcn start out by thinking they'd like to play
with fire. What's the use Of having a great
chunk of metal like that around to attract
burglars. And then a man with q fine punch
bowl has got to live up to it. Why. only the
other day I went round TO the house OF an. old
friend to see them auction Off his household
effects. He's dead and they're dividing the
estate. Well, there in the dining room was
about the uglicst sidoboard you ever saw in
and was a trihulation all her life to one OF the
sweetest women that ever lived, because 1t
spoiled the looks OF the room and couldn't DO
moved when she wanted to house clean.
Tho body OF it was simply a clumsy,
ugly. old-fashloned safe that my friend
simply because some we'll meaning friends hap
pened to conceive the idea of presenting a silver
service to him. That silver had been a source
OF annoyance TO them and had spoiled their com.
fort all that time. And tell you, 1t did me good
to see that silver sold for less than a tenth of Its
cost, And as for the safe. they had to pay q
truckman $40 to cart 1t away"
Then IL the business Is such q contoundo cd
the friend.
But tho jewellers temporary cxaltation had
passed away and he relapsed into deeper gloom
than ever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
An Arrow Head brought by n Goose rroa
Alaska.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. l6.-Twcnty. six years ago
Farmer II. y. Clement, OF Lowell, Lake county,
Ina. was cunning IN the kankakce marsh. He
came upon a flock OF Wild geese, ana haggcd sew
eral otthem, one of which asionished him by hay-
ing AS q hrenstp pin an arrow nine inches long. That
goose became the wonder OF tho ncighborhoOd.
and the :. udy Of scientists. the only conclusion
reached being that wherever the Wild bird carno
from there it got the srrow. so unique in for
nation that IT could be assigned to no tribe OF
lntians in the United States or ny other known
country, Finally Prof. o. r. Mason. OF tho
Natural Museum. said the bird and arrow could
hhY" come from no other place on the globe
than the Yukon Valley. for except in that region
no such arrows are made.
science docs not pretend to say how long tho
goose had carried the arrow Of a yukon tribes
lnau untll II met its death from the shot of
civilized gunner down on an Indiana marsh.
The bird Gisdaiued the weapon Of a savage. hut
turned up its legs to the mRrksmanship vi tho
liouslcr farmer years afterward, and thousands
OF miles away from its summer home in Artic
drtulal0n. As II was iOurne wing suuihwnrd.
lroi. BlhiChley, state GcolUsi-t, has iilst re-
CCirod from W, w. Cheshire. loTu,riy ui Crown
Point, 4 photograph Of that GOu-u'- urr,stbone
"llh The ARROW affixed. II -Auw, mat the
arrow struck the keel of the brc 81 tone in tho
middle and stopped. VITA lis length equally d-
ylied by The keel. Around II Il calius WAS
formed, holding it fast. but II soeins that tho
SHAFT OF the arrow dropped oil whom t6s bone
was penetrated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26

brake for wh~eelwomcnf' asked the stout wo-
man.
up to this time the exterior brake is the
place it l. detachable, and the ordinary novice
can ALWAYS keep it regulated and adjusted.
The spoon which Is attached to the ordinary
exterior brake should never have rubber on the
side which comes in contact with the tire, be.
to slip. II the tire sets.wet, IL slips right along
the spoon no matter what pressure you bring
TO bear. The spoon should he OF nickel, for
metal always grips Tho tire and holds IL when
you apply power. The pneumatic brake. which
IA really n compressed air brake, l. practical for
affects IL and it soon cracks and rots. Interior
brakes are not to be relied upon either, rs a
rule. The difficulty with them ia that often,
when power is applied. the rod which runs down
In the head bends, and II is necessary 10 take
the front wheel apart to have that rod straight-
having once been bent. and altogether this
style Of brake is impractical and unsafe.
The future is fun OF hope concerning brakes.
however, and We will undoubtedly soon have
some t!rst-Class ones on the market.
Next year wheelwomcn won't Kick so
wheel l. brought out n great many women will
adopt the diamond frame. The trouble with
Il loop frame j. that when the rider applies her
power to the ledal- al least 20 per cont. OF II IS
lost in vibration and she does not get the henc-
fit Of her energy. Ii is no wonder. then. that she
The chain guard and laCing. Of course. Will he
done away with in the ClRinlc-s wheel, and n
woman can ride the diamond frame IN IA skirt.
There will be no lost power, no di-cou7uging
noise of the chain rafting against the chain
guard, and little vibration, SO she can then 20
forth with a perfected brake attached to her
machine and really know what the real JOY Of
wheeling means.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.
G CHAINWALD. BUCKBEE & CO., REAL ES-
- TATE AGENTS,
I1S-Z20 MONTGOMERY ST, Mills
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENtrEn


$42b0-eaifot mia, mr.. 9th ave.; modern 2-story
house of rooms and bath, porcelain tub; brick
and concrete roundation rooms all tinted ana
psneied house wfred for electric lights: veStibuie
25x10O feet
$26UO-Good cottage on 27th st., near Sanchez:
rooms and bath: high basement; house only 3
years old: lot z5xl14: OF r wanted.
kin St rents $50 mpnshIy lot Is :io xs7:s; worth
$lOOoO house should be raised and store put un-
S2s5O-Broderick st., near Page; lot 25xlO0
feet; street work all done and accepted; lot sew
cred aud side severed.
$60O0-Geary-st. business property; store and
flats above; street work all done and accepted;
| rents SAT 90 monthly
$780, OF 20 feet; lth ave-, near Glenn
ent ST.: offer wanted; must be sold.
$s50-Fftth ave-. n ear Clement; lot 2bx120 feet.
s900-Lot l2ox12j feet: s6:h ave-.
$75O-Ten.h ave., near Point Lobos ave.; lot
25x12U feet.
s70O-Eieventh ave.. near Point Lobos ave-; 2
lots 25x1 20 EACH
s45O-NE cor on C St; 45x10O feet
s49e-Iwentieth aye near Cal A. lot 2S1l2o 51 feet
$2UU-C st; 3 lots; 25xlO0 each.
$1,000 Keu uced from $500 to make an imme-
dlate sal; good 2-story residence OF z rooms and
corner; 24th st and San lose ave.
$26JO-Pretty bay-window ttage on Clement
G neaT ave bou ssnn ca. balance
mont hy payments equ TO rent
| $4000-Two good cottages on Post St, mr. Lyon:
and 4 rooms and bath; lot 48x75 feet; street
work all done.
| S5500-FeIl st., near Steiner; lot 65x137:6 a
beautiful iesiden ce site: fine view Of the CITY,
Ss000-Baker ST., near entrance TO Golden Gate
| Park; elegant residence Of. IL rooms and bath
(new): lot Z5x96 ft.
| $l2,500-Hayes St, opp. public square: fine new
residence OF 10 rooms and bath; all modern i'm
| p ovements; fine view Of bay and city; lot 27:6x
1879.
| $35J0-New cottage on Pine ST.; rooms and
| bath; lot 27:6x 4O0 feet; stable; reduced from
| $1,000 TO maze quick SALE
| $lO00-Guerrero St.; lot reduced from $500;
| lot 25x75
| $400O-Good 2-story house Of rooms and bath
on Clay ST.. opposite public park; lot S5x1Z7:S14;
| lot alone worth price asked.
$z000-Terms $500 cash. balance $40 monthly:
modern cottage OF 5 rooms and bath, with a good
| stab e; 25x125: Dame st.
$95U-5th ave: price reduced bet. Point .Lobos
and Cleme mt: % 120: cheap.
$l50O-Stevenson, near 14th: :Iot 25x80.
$l5uU-Jessie, near Ridley lot 25x7u.
$SOG0-Business properly on Folsom st., near
18TH store ana fats; rents $50 net lot 25xS7 :6;
offer wanted.
$375U-Modern 2story house on Hartford st
near 10th; rooms and bath; rented at present
or 500; tenant pays er: lot 25112b.
$2lO0-Lot and imp. on 18th st. near Guerrero;
lot 3)xl 10 feet: house OF rooms.
S6O00-Websrer ST., near California;; residence
rooms and bath: lot ~ :6xS1 :3
The above is only partial list. We VIII be glad
to furnish complete list on application.
SHAINWALD, BUCK BEE & CO.,
MOntp mar St
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14

John PFORR, 329 MONTGOMERY ST., oPP
u Safe Deposit, offers for sale:
Fine cornrr On two principal streets, nearly a
50-vara with old improvements; IN Western Ad-
dition.
S65J0-A snug business corner on Clay st.;
rent $50
$l6, ,5Oo-Rent $3.50; McAllister St, business
portion; story house; stores and fats of rooms
and bath; 33xI10.
S12 000-Must be sold: 2-story double fiat house;
9Th ST., n ear Msson can be made into stores.
$3E,U00-kddy st, near Mason; store and lodg-
ing; 26x1 76: rent $l60.
S57 ,0O0-Business property; stores and flats:
paying $500 per month.
DWELLINGS
$5000-Fa acing Panhandle Park, near Lyon st. /;
a real nice house, rooms and bath: lot 25x1lO.
S6OoO-Buchsnan St, near ush; excellent g
story house. 70 oms and bath lot 24xl37 IS
$46JO-One book from Market and Valencia
sts. rent $55: 3-sory. nearly new; 8 flats OF s
and rooms and bath: lot t5x100; house cost
$500 to build.
$65O0-Rent $50; only $4,000 cash. balance on
mortgage; fine double fats Geary st. and 2
double flats in the rear; lot 2Sxl25
S326U-Ridley St, block n. of Market; cot
tage rooms and BATH lot 25xl00.
SIG, 5O0-Post ST., near Devisadero houses;
large lot; rent S 2S; mske Offer.
$S50U-4 fine fats, 21% locks NJ Of Market St /;
on illmore St, and lot ASxSl:6; rent $40.
$6GO0-An Eastlake nice 2.story house On Treat
ave-, opposite Garfield square; large lot 49x1l2:6
10 street in rear; only $1,000 cash, balance on
morrgage.
$75O0-FIne modern residence on Page St, nesr
entrance to Panhandle, park; lot 27xl37:6
$65O0-Nob Hill residence; modern built and
arranged; half block from Hopkins Art Institute.
$lO,0U0-Sixth ST.: substantial 3-story house;
IL rooms; bath; brick toundaton lot 25x160
UNIM PROVED.
$15OO-Corner 23d ave. and A st.; 53:4xlOO.
: $3100-Fine corner lot Fillmore st.
S800-Noe st. near Thirtieth; lot SO :6x75.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
BARGAINs-JUsT RECEIVED.

L
HoREcLosuRE SALE
000 stores EGsT anS sdo as Per III a. Ma}ft
St good renting locality; lot sl:6x1S7:6 feet with
an 25x67 :6 feet.
BUSINESS CENTER
$1,000 o rooms ana 5s5s 5ox
tion, etc, oh one CT the most prcminept streets,
about 10 minutes nI from KeaTnyst.
estase ansr RE RihG s0tD DooSs oh9sh o}
ton and Market SIS. stores and flats: rent 40 per
equal to over 67x1o0; by erecting new modern
brick building this could be made handsome in
FoLsoM-sT RESIDENCE
0ES0O 3-SToRY HOUSE OF l2 ROOMS
9pOcOO. and bath; bay-windows; brick fonn-
dation; house in perfect order; a few hundred dol
lars would change this into fats and it is in the
Local Location s that would pay very good interest o.
able offer refused.
ANOTHER GOOD INVESTMENT.
Sl2. 600 PIN PINE E. ST. SEVERAL BLOCKS SN1sss
and lot box12o 10 street; roomEor more houses
houses.
a PARK RESIDENCE LOT; D ST.
&Cl00 25x1U0; WILL SOON BE tn +
pAOOO. 5th ave. of San francisco; grand un-
9SS'Fuetea ops n; maEne city and PARK views.
BOULEVARD LoTS-WE ARE SELLING
~ lots In block 721 on the new ocean bou evard
III usuoOlVlSlonSt they selling quite rap1uly
terms exceedingly easy; onefourth cash, balance
IN four years at per cent: this property Is the
cream OF the ocean frontage OF the great highway
winch has Just been completed third block from
DowSTowN FLATS.
2S760 2 sUBsTANTTAL MODERN BAY,
pOtOO; window fats of and rooms ant
bath each; lot 26xi37:6 rent $40; Post ST.
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
G7E0O FINE 2-sToRY AND BASE
brick foundation etc; lot SOx137:6: must b,
sold [ nj blocks
Ness ave; on one of the best streets.
GOLDEN GATE AVE BARGAIN.
atDOCOO. $3s month; lot 27:6x1 81 IS; plenty
AZ room for more flats.
$4,000 COY BaYWIMnoW NV S.I VIC. GoTTAGa
a GOOD BUsTNEss TNVEsTMENT
$4,000 4s,,6s5lse ToRY ~ 1oas BagwISpoT sDS S.,s
each brick o. s4sa ana per
mum: always rented; lot 87;4xS2:6; both streets
accepted; stone walks, etc
GOLDEN GATE AVE. LOT.
$500 VERY CHEAP; 26x1S7:6
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
SlO 0O0 houses Of ss7T rooms and bath each
and z hats; both streets accepted; 27:6x 100; Nc
VERY CHEAP HOME.
G1Q00 COTTAGE OF ROOMS. ETC.
SR26tNoSn R6IGNUW. 251l13: near 18th and Market sts-
$4,000 owNER sS%! VERY AANXIoUs ASSe TIC TIC
" - v . sen; an elegantly nnlShed z-stOry
basemens and attic residence of rooms and bath
cove ceilings; electric bells: lot 25xl20: near 4
lines OF streetcars; will be sold on easy terms
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
S0OUU. and bath: street accepted; lot 81 :6z
110; Steiner st.
Call at the Office and get one of the catalogues o.
the properties to be sold at auction Monday
March 29, 1897, at IL o'clock n, at salesroom
and see our auction ad I'm another column.
Call and obtain one OF our "Real Estate Rec
ords." which contains list Of properties for sale
IN all parts of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
NOTICE,

Having purchased the entire business Of N D
Sickles. the and agent, we have secured the most
extensive list of desirable city and country prop
erty on the market for sale exchange. Ranches
and farms at prices to suit every one; ranging
from $500 to $4,000. Improved city and town
property of all descriptions and prices.
Our business embraces the buying, selling and
exchanging of properties; the renting and collec
tion of rents, and the negotiating Of loans on ap
proved securities.
We will transact this business on a strictly com
mission basis and Will not entertain permit oul
Office 10 be connected with any proposition that is
and Cesire that fact to be thoroughly understood
as we cannot waste our time on schemes that are
based on fictitious values.
The public can be assured of courteous and
prompt attention to their business, and honest
and Intelligent consideration of their interests,
and trust that this policy combined with the
fact thatwe "rustlers," will secure for US
share of your patronage.
FUTILE d LOFTS,
Land Agents,
Successors to n. D. SckIes. $40 Market St.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14

L E SURE AND GO
ID TO THE CASTRO-ST. ADDITION
Take the Guerrero-st. electric-cars OMISSION or
Valencia transfer at l4th 81 J, ride to 30th and
transfer, then r.de or minutes TO the corner of
Castro ard Chenery the best lot; for sale at
$3.50 TO S400
STREET WORK DONE
So MONTHLY PAYMENTS
PERFECT TITLE.
Many homes being erected; your chance 10
buy home lot cheap; agent will be on the grou nd
Sunday. BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
AnIlx =. w. HAWKINS. 11 MONTGOMERY At.

M SPECK d CO.. 602 MARKET ST, WILL
n. pffer the following properties at public auc-
ton on March 25, being postponed from March lS;
4 Lot and Improvements on S. line of Hayes ST.,
27:6xl20, to Linden ave-, being l65 W. or La
guna st.
Lot 5OxS0 and stores and fats, at 85S to S64
Folsom ST. near 9th; rents 1925.
NE cor oath and Shotwell sts.; lot b0x90; 3
stores, 2 fats and houses rents SIG.
Lot 75x137:6 and l3 fats, at 1706 to 17l6 Post
St, near Buchanan: rents SlS4
Tot 2Oxl2O and fats and cottage, at 1925 Pine
and 30 Austin ST., near Van Ness ave.
Lot 54:2x120 to rear street and fats at 41O
Page st. near Buchanan.
Lot 20x114 and broom cottage, at 535 Jersey
st, near Castro.
4 Lot 25x137:6 :6 and Improvements, at 919 Golden
Rate ave, near Octavia ST.
~ .ot 62:6xeO, on w. line of Valencia ST., LOT w.
W24ih
pLot ls;sxs0, on s. line Of Broadway, 1875 E.
of'TayIor st.
Lot25xl37:6, on N. line of Union ST., 112 E. OF
Pierce