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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-01

rex kompanii zbankrutowanej
Kasseler Treber Trocknungs Ge.
sellschaft.
WASHINGTON, 1go Lipca. =
Gen. Miles przediozyf ministrowi
wojny projekt cofniecia pofowy
wojsk amerykanskich 2 Kuby po..
wodu, re konstytuanta kubahska
przyieta poprawke Plata. Gen.
Miles sqdzi, re tym sposobem da
sic Kubanczykom sposobnos6 do
wykazania swych zdoln noSci do sa-
morzqdu. Ministeryum wojny
jednakowoz ME zamierza propozy-
cyl tel uwzglednic. Stosownie do
polecenia gubernatora gen. Wooda
znajduje sic obecnie ma Kubie
5000 wojska amerykanskiego; co
do zmniejszenia tel liczby ministe-
ryum wojny stosowad sic bedzie
tylko do wskaz6wek generate
Wooda.
BLUEFIELD, W. Va, Lipca. -
Liczba ofar katastrofy powodzi W
dystrykcie Pokahontas wynosi 81;
re zas jeszcze 5 os6b jest zaginio.
nych bez wiesci, przeto przypusz-
czalna liczba utonietych wynosi
36. Reperacye toru kolejowego
postqpiiy juz talk daleko, re pare
pociqg6w kursowa(o juz cd dw6ch
dni, dzisiaj wszystkie maja kur-
sowac regularnie. Roapoczyna sic
iuz takze rozsylka wegli.
MANILA, 1go Lipca =
Po raz drugi W Sobote sad wojen-
ny zfozony z ofcer6w armii ochot-
niczej uznat Harolda M. Pitt, "a
rzqdce kontraktor6w rzadowych
Evans & Co., niewinnym oszustwa
przy zakupywaniu zapas6w rzado-
wych. Pierwszy wyrok uniewin-
niajacy skasowaf gen. Davis. Po-
wiada on, re drugi wyrok uniewin-
niajacy jest po prostu wyszydze.
MEM wszelkiej sprawiedliwosci.
San Francisco, CAL, l Lipca.--
w Presidio wcaorai odbyiy sic diva
wazne zdarzenia woiskowe: jetlnem
byfo pensyonowanie gen. majora
w. R, Shaftera, kt6ry cd wczoraj
przeszedf W stan spoczynku, i roz-
puszczenie czterech pulk6w ochot-
niczych, a mianowicie A, 4S, 49 i
38. Przy nwymusterowaniu" wy
pfacono zaleglych pensyj przeszto
million dolar6w. DIVA tych pull
k6w, t. j. 48i 49, ziozone byfy
samych Negr6w. Kompanie kole-
jowe musiaty dostawic specyalne
pociagi dla zofnierzy udajacych sic
do dom6w, Do rozpuszczenia pozo-
stafy jeszcze try pufki ochotnicze,
t. j. 43, 47 a.; tenn zafatwia sic
ostatnie formalnosci dzisiaj i cd
tego czasu ochotnicza armia istniee
przestanie.
P1TTsBURG, Pa, lgo Lipca. =
Komitet ,,Amalgamated Associa.
ton of Iron, Steel & Tin Wor-
kers" odbyt narade z repre-
zentami American Sheet Steel
Co." ale bez zadnego rezultatu.
oPrezydent organizacyi robotniczej
Schaffer zarzadzif natychmiast
strajk, kt6ry dotyczy wszystkich
,,fabryk unijnych" tel gaiezi pre-
mysfu 10000 robotnikow.
WHEELING, W. Va, l Lipca. =
Ubieglej nocy szesciu rabusiow Ia
kradto sic do wspaniafej letniej
will milionera J. Fl. White'a, POLO
zonej kofo Brothers Station mad
koleja B. & @. Rabusie zakneblo-
wall siedmiu mieszkancow will, "a
brali okoto $1,000 got6wka kosz-
townosci wartosci $4,000. Ponie.
waz sadzili, re White przekrywaf
inne jeszcze kosztownosci, przeto
zwiazawszy White'a, zone jego i
c6rke, zapafkami pionacemi osma.
lali i'm podeszwy szpilkami ma
kfuwali ich ciafa, chcac ich Emusic
do zeznan. Pozostawiwszy ich
zwiazanych, uciekli Dopiero po
kilku godzinach udafo sic pannie
c.l-.-, NTool ,;ocfrooniox, non
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-01
Telegrar11y.

Berlina zakonczyiy sic W Sobote;
pierwszy przybyt pred trybune Sc
dzi6w Fournier, ktory prawie przez
caly czas wyscig6w byl ma czele.
Berlinczykow opanowafa formalna
waryacya powodu tych wyscigow.
Nieprzeliczone tfumy zalegafy uli-
ce, przez ktore iechali wlasciciele
automobil6w; wszedzie W miescie
powiewafy francuzkie choragwie
obok niemieckich, niesfychanym
entuzyazmem witano przybywaia-
cych jakoby tryumfator6w po zwy-
ciezkiej wojnie, grano Marsylianke,
Fourniera porwali ma rece obno-,
sill niemieccy francuzcy atleci, q
gazety rozpisujq sic nawet o ,wiel-
kiem politycznem znaczeniu" tych
wyscigow, urzqdzonych wkr6tce po
wiosennej paradzie korpusu gwar-
dyi, ma ktora francuzcy ofcerzy by
Ii zaproszeni, i upatruja W tenn
,,zaciesniajqce sic wezfy przyjazni"
pomiedzy sasiadujacymi krajami!
R6wnoczesnie budzi tn zajecie
regatta kilohska, ktorej zastana-
via, re zwycieztwa odnosify gf6-
wnie yachty budowane W niemiec,
kich warsztatach wewnatrz kraju.
Sam cesarz ME miaf powodzenia,
dop6ki ME wsiadf ma yacht cesa-
rzowej Iduna, ma ktorym wygraf
pierwsza nagrode. Iduna mniej
odznacza sic szybkosciq, niz ubez-
pieczeniem pred zmienno5cia po-
cody sbsolutnem prawie bezpie-
czenstwem.
BRUKsELA, 1go Lipca. =
Pc odczycie Andriesa Deweta, ku-
zyna s}ynnego boerskiego dow6dz-
cy Deweta, onegdaj wieczorem ma
stapifa ogromna demonstracya.
Ttumy wyprzegfy konie z powozu
Deweta j same zaciagnefy powoz
do hotelu. StamtQd ruszono ku
domowi legacyi brytyjskiej, ale..po'
licya rozpedzifa entuzyast6w, MIN
przyszfo do wrogich demonstracyj.
TEN TsIN, lgo 1go L ip ca. =
Miasto Tien Tsin nigdy ME byfo
tax przepefnione, jak teraz, O6ce-
rzy wszelkich narodowosci zatrzy.
muja sic tu W drodze do domu, a
we wszystkich hotelach daje sic
uczuwac brak fozek. w budyn-
kach uniwersyteckic6 zarezerwo-
wano pokoje dla ksiecia Czun i DO
ludzi z jego orszaku, kt6rzy zaba-
via tu 3 dni, MIN pdadza sic do
Berlina.
SHANGHAI, lgo Lipca. =
Markiz Tsenohos otrzymaf z Sianfu
depesze donoszaca, re cesarzowa
wdowa, obawiajac sic podstepu, ME
chce powr6cic do Pekinu oswald
czyfa Wielkiej Radzie, re ma przy-
szfosc stolics bedaie Kai Feng Flu
W prowincyi Ho Nan. Ksiaze
Czun ma tu przybyc Is Lipca,
20 Lipea wsiasc ma parowiec Bay
ern jadacy do Bremy.
LoNDYN, 1go Lipca. =
z Wiednia donosza do Daily
Mail", re trzech niemieckich tury-
stow; Weisnitz, Meisner i Fischer,
niedaleko Weipert W gorach Her
cynskich wpadto W przepasc stra-
clio zycie. Byli oni poiqczeni dfu.
GIN sznurem. Jeden Mich spadf
re skaty, dwaj drndzy usifowali go
wydobyc. Okazafo sic to nienozli-
wen prawie; prosif ich tedy, by u
cieli sznur ratowali siebie przy-
naimniei. Me chcieli tego uczy-
mic i wszyscy trzej W koncu runeh
W przepasc.
WASHINGTON. lgo Lipca. =
Department paistwa otrzymaf
telegrafczna wiadomose cd Rock
hilla W Pekinie, re ksiaze Czuan,
brat cesarza, wyjedzie do Niemiec
d. 20 Lipca; powracac zas ma "a
miar przez Stany Zjedn. W Paz-
dzierniku.
LIPsK, lgo Lipca. -
Onegdaj rano banker Eduard
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Niedzielny piknik.

80 os6b wybralo sic wczoraj zra-
ma W dw6ch wozach ma piknik. .Gdy
prze]ezdzali spiewajac i smiejac
sic przez Irving Park Boulevard,
ma rogu so ave. najechaf ma tylny
w6z rozpedzony tramwaj. Skutek
zderzenia sic byf fatalny. Tylny
w6z wpad} ma przedni i obydwa
przewr6cify sic, przytiaczajac cie-
zarem wycieczkowicz6w. 2 letni
Arthur Erickson zfamaf kregi i
poni6sf smiere ma miejscu. 8 osob
zostafo ciezko pokaleczonych. Re.
szta doznafa lekkich obrazen cia}a.
Podobno motorowy Oscar j. Bee.
zan ponosi wine fatalnego wypad.
ku.
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Ciekawa rzeez .

= Czemu po kazdem jedzeniu plies
czarna kawe3
= Bo bez tego isdzenie ME smakowa-
,soby mi.
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Handel miasta Chicago.

0 handlowem znaczeniu miasta
Chicago MONA powziasc wyobra-
zenie raportu urzedu ciowego. W
przeciagu ostatnich dwunastu mie-
siecy pobrano S8,327,635 nalezno-
sci clowych, o S374,083 .wiecej, niz
W roku zaprzeszfym. Koszta utrzy.
mania urzed6w cfowych wynosiiy
2 Gently ma dolarze, tax samo jak W
New Yorku. Pc nadejsciu raportu
re San Francisco bedzie MONA po-
wiedziee z pewnoscia, re pod
wzgledem handlowym zajmuje o.
becnie Chicago pierwsze miejsce W
Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29
I.IHI

The Tempe Merchants land VII give
AN ice cream socia! Tu,s ,ay evening.
July End. II will be gwen On the lawn
at the home of G. K, II G.. tn, band
will play during the evening.
Carpenters Cosner ana Doug as a.e
at present engaged in tearing down the
front Of the j Ryd n B!os. - re-,
preparatory TO placing in q pretty up.
to-date window
A large part of the Tempe people
who will celebrate tn FgurJh Of JUly
will go to Prescott,
A. j. Peters has just received vault
for his hay and grain otJic = II WEIGHS
16S pounds and Is a handsome thing,
Miss Josephin Ho ;i1ger expects to
leave for h5r home in carr mia. Mon
Nay.
One Of the busiest ranching outfits
on this side Of the river ia that on
the BARTLETT Heard ranch several
miles southwest Of Temp.
Miss Ssretta Shrine OF MosL ct
hhe past few days in Temp, the guest
1f Miss Edna Greenleaf
\ box of books ana pictures we're re.
ueived at the Normal vest rday TIL y
are for the graduating class ana a"e
from the Primary Educatign.'
NJ. L. Spear on Thursday received a
letter from his son. Lewis. now In tn
government service at BADGE, lllo- :,
philippines islands. H T. lerk If the
company, and besides d votes seye. al
hours each day teachiug a s'hupi com
posed of young ladies. In the Philip
O.. ;gs 4 "a 81. 49,.
divided as to sexes Lewis was p, 8.
srt at the surrender o. Gen ra' Tint
when 200 men. 353 guns AMI $50 bOlos
We're turned over 20 the tritei Sta,es
troops. He thinks that .Ae Is anaE
have a great futur. In ire way Of
minis, especially Gold. Mr.. Spar X
poets 10 remain in the Philippines in
definitely, ana upon his Jisrharg
from government service be vi ] do
considerable prospecting
What might have b on d big fire wa
nipped in tn bud by Mr. George early
yesterday morning He had just gone
into the Hartsfe'd stables q feed an I
water his tea T., preparatory for his
regular stage trip 10 Phoenix. when
he discovered a big bl4z oaly en- fee
from the stack of hay with p uty Of
loose straw between IN. sta X and tha
fire. With assistance Mr.. Geo. g *
tinguished the blaze which would in a
few minutes have certainly become I'M
manageable Were IL not for TN fact
that Mr.. George was ha'f an hour ear
lier than usual there would now te NJ
Hartsiield stables.
A numb r Of Sa,aton Indians came
in t,.ft T..t -
VIM. Goodwin continues to make tHe
town happy with his contagious smiles
the result OF the event that made him
a papa, Yesterday he entcf 4 a new
field by taking 40 kodak AMI get
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29

ting number uf views If his con-
Centratel sweetness.
After today thSrt will be but one
quarantine cas- In town, ana that wi ]
be but for few days mere.
W. j. KnGsbury lief, last n'git for
an oNtcni.d trip on the Goa t..
w. Goodwin has purchased the old
huiliins known as the Cactus far-
cry near the railg,al bridge. This
he will use as a warehouse after he
moves it 20 tn property n r.c-ntly
purchased cornering the 1t upon
which his store is on.
Mrs NJ +. Smith AMI Mis-. james
Brdswyu of PhoeaiX. spent yesterday
Jriving about seeing the sights in
Temp.
Thu Tempe Hardware & supp y
company have sold sixteen new BIZ
cycles sine tkpy moved into their new
quarters
Mr.. David BIO la. who for some TIM
past has ben a resident ~ Tempe
and gu = Of Ho:cl Atwood. left last
night fer FL Paso. Tex. He expects t.
visit with friends IN re for about a
month, when h, win return, as he is
very well pleased vita r mpe ana its
innate.
On asst Thurs ay two hearts w5ra
united by Rev ~ Il. I. rlinsoa. the
contracting parties b ing SsnoI Fran
cisco NorieGa and Ssnorita T.reis a
Guay3acon. Tn IL was da.h Il r.
many In the affair which rentals ore
~ thu days Of Old When Knight Oh
was In tho Flower" It s ems that
rapa objected t. tie matca. - III
groom ta-be procured a buggy an |
spirit his lady-lovc t. the home %
Mr.. john Hyder wh,r, IN Ceremony
making them one. was quickly per-
formed. Til briGl and 2. ocm are well
known ard highly respected m mbsrs
of Spani. h-AI a1ic4n society in Temp.
and their many friends join in ext nj
ing TO them congratulations. After
the ceremony light freshments We've
la'ightfully szrv-d by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyl.r a,e deserved y
r.Iu'a", ANA have tn rspu alton Cf
being deliEn,gul mt rtainers.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29
RETREAT or EUROPE.
China Finds -fense--Less European
Harmony Than efur.

II 50, ms Gear from the German en-
peror's admis ions from NJ. Delcasse's
speech in the French chamber and from
the III ,Dnceal disappointment of all
traders In China, that Europe has
agreed to order retreat from the far
east She Is sick Of her enterprise.
which was commence in a moment Of
emotion. and not only abandons il.
but expresses in half dozen Ian
Sua8cs thu relief OF her peoples that
1t Is rot to be continued. This Is rather
an important fact in modern history,
for it ,llri with il certain results.
One is that in the next dealings with
China each nation will act by Itself.
avowedly for its owr INTEREST," ana ms
far as 20 sible by some road in which
1t can remain lonely. Ther, is not room
obviously on the main road for So many
carriages abr asst and the consequent
chances of collision are a little too seri-
Gus for their owners equanimity. An
other result is that China has dis.ov-
cred new method o. defense, or rath +
has accepted the new one pointed out
by General Gordon forty years ago.
When sh fights she S beaten, but when
she retreats she Is afe. The invading
force marched through northern China,
they relieved the LEGATIONS. they plun-
d red the capital, and then they stood
gazing into air. very nearly helpless.
The court had retreated to Sian. and
though the European generals could
plunder villages and kill peasants. they
could not reach either the government
or the armies of China,
There Is a second result which is even
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29

more important. The states of Europe
cannot act together for any length of
time even when they Try. SO far as
appears, the attempt at first, While the
lives of the ambassadors were in peril,
was made in all sincerity, but the mo-
ment that danger was over tn powers
fell apart. Their iealou9es and fears
of each other were too zeal, and extend
ed too de, ply among their peoples, to
admit Cf common action. \ common
expedition with common objects and
common results has decreased, instead
OF Increasing, the harmony of Europe.
We ours ives I'm particular are l-ss nea"
Il thorough understanding With Rlasia,
before.
The third result il perhaps most inn
poytant of all. though rs Importance is
confined to ourselves. II has become
most difficult in any future combined
opera ton to use our Irdian troops.
The generals, of course, never objected
TO their 90 operation. but the gold rs
OF tn &C. .aental powers did. The in
tense German contempt aad dislike for
men with dark skis, Whi7h events = Z
re-, allng In o'hcr quarters Of The world,
extended it, C,'en {. Indians who
were lighting by their side. and curl
ously enopgh was shared by the French
who had Annamlte soldiers in the field.
In ults were .,hOut at the Sikhs, and
collisions We're only aVerted by their
perfect discipline. Ii will be II cessary
In any future combined movement to
ave them behind and what with this
unmannerIiness Of thcir comrades and
the inNmcible dislike to their employ
Tcnt In South africa. we run the risk
If teing deprived Of one-half our eff
ctive strength. People talk OF the
imp opriety of using colored men
against white and If they are to live
ide by side We agree with them: but
If the Russians ever inv3d India. are
we to send the Sikhs 10 the rear? 1t is
one oc the many evil results Of this
expedition. which has ha1 no good ones
exc pit the re-rue of the !, cations, that
ii has Increased the difficulty OF en-
ploying native troops whosF we have
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29
IIII.I IVES

Mr.. j. l.. WarinF, president of the
Mesa City bank, and W. II. Code. en-
glncer of the Consolidated canal COM
pany, are spending the week al Iron
Springs rusticatnS 1t is hoped that
tn y will b, Ing little of the good tenn
perature from that delightful resort to
make good natured those of us who
cannot get away.
What about the Fourth Of July?
Cant we have a picnic at Days grove,
nave little sp5aking some sport for
tha young peopl and fireworks In the
evening? Ii won't cost much and VIII
keep our people nom going away from
home to spend their money and at the
same time will Let the world know that
our patriotism is not all burned out If
it is awfully hot. Why shouldn't tn
city council take the matter up? II they
viii start the move they viii get album
dance Of aid and the thing will he made
a grand success. WhOop it up, boys.
lt's little late but We can do things II
NJ a in a hurry IL ceSsGry.
Mr. c. G.. Dana returned from Los An
geles Wednesday, where he has been the
past two weeks to look after his inter-
ats in the estate of the late Mr.. Rock
well. his sister. who was burned 10
death in April. 1t seems that a young
lady that had lived with Mrs. Rockwell
was Cndeavoring to get possession Of
the property and had put her case in
the hands of a .awy =, but when the
case came To court she could show no
papers of adoption and the case was
dismissed. The estate was valued at
about $1,000 and is to be divided be-
tive three brothers.
Alma Alillct started to Globe this.
morning with a load Of valley produce
The family of l.. L. Lamb l., reported
a. improving slowly and it is hoped
that some of them will be up in few
days.
Messrs J. Holdren and Sons ar, in re-
oeipt OF trlll order OF fifty crates OF
nutmeg melons The letter goes on To
cay that II the melons are satisfactory
they will telegraph a standing ord =.
The order came from J IvanCovich &
Co. Of San Francisco. Cal. one of the
largest wholesale importers and com
mission merchants in san Francisco.
The ilgure quoted is good and shows the
incr ared -mand for Mesa produce.
Tais year II the water viii only keep
up. Mesa will be better known n the
melon world, as. IN acreage in melons
is greater here than ever before. and
the prospects are that we will be push
ed to take care of tn orders even this
year
The first wagon with melons of the
-eascn pulled onto main street this
morning to "-il upon the street correr
f.. Van Met started the thing with a
splendid looking lot of melons, and for
my part the one LEFT an thi., office was
better inside tadn it looked He win be
abb to furnish pedders and others VINO
desire them in large or email quantities
at his ranch north of Mesa.
About two hours aft Mr. Van Meter
drove under the big tree across from
the street from IN Coop. store Mr.
Day dove up with alotle" load and
now that T. the most popular and most
frequented corner in the city.
Yesterday j. HOliren and Son ship
ped twelve crat :. fifty pounds each. Of
nutmeg melons. and fifteen crates OF to-
mato5s, and will he able to ship from
nov on. they say. about 100 crates Of
the melons ard about the same Of to-
matD Caily.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29
PROPOSALS
T'or Subsistence an Plumbing Supplies,
Fuel, SlOyd Tools Miscellaneous
Hardware. Etc.
L, :. Indian Service,

Hardware, Etc.
L. s. Indian Service,
Phoa!. Arir., Jane %, 1901.
GEALED Pc POSALj. endorsed
Proposals for Subsistence, etc,
and addressed - the undersigned
at Phoenix. Arizo. a, will De re-
ccived at this sChOo! until ? o'clock
p. m. on Monday. june y, 1901,
for furnil hing and delivering as
may be required during tae fisca. year
ending June 80. 1902, about 5000 lbs. ba-
con. 1000 lbs. lard. 100000 los. potatoes
IS, OO0 ID. onions, 200 cords wood, besides
a large quantity of engine oils packing
wash rs. hue cleaners sloyl tools.
steam washer and miscellaneous hard
ware--a full list and description of
same being obtainable at the school
Bidd9.s. will state specifically the
price of laCh article to be offered under
contract Al articles viii be rigidly
Inspected The right t. reserved to Re-
ject any and all bids. or any part of
any bid If deemed for the b. ST inter-
ests of the service
CERTIFIED CHECKS; Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified
check or draft upon. some United Stat 3
depository or solvent national bank.
made payable to the order of the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs. for at least
FIVE PER CENT OF the amount Of
the proponIl. said check to b. forfeit
ed % the United states in case any bid
q " receiving an award shall fail to eX-
ecute promptly a satisfactory contract
in accordanc with his bid. otherwise TO
he etulned to the bidder.
Bids accompanies by cash in lieu Of
a certifi d check will,not be considered.
For furtlI r Information apply 10 S.
NJ, Ne C0WAN Superintendent.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29

always regarded in China and in Africa
as most trustworthy left arm. The
retreat of Europe is under all the cir
a relief, but with the relief
have come grave and by no means con-
reflections London Spectator
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29

y. Porter Saddle and Harness Co.. 142
East Washington St, for best vaquero
saddles. We guarantee them not to
hurt or break.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29

Ice cream, snerbet, fruits. salads, fish,
meats. chicken, etc. Get a nice steak
out Of our cold storage Dishes washed
by steam. Lunch counter and dining
room. Special cafe and private rooms
on second floor Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29

For fowl. STEAK. cnops or game and
a cold stein, try the Capitol Chop
House. Orchestra every evening. W.
G. Stewart. proprietor.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29

The best OF cy crytmng al the Home
Baking Company. Telephone 23ll.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-29

Sl5A-Buggy harness, all hand made
n. Porter's, i43 East Washington
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

LYON HoAG.
ia Montgomery ST.
send for complete printed list OF property for
sale In all parts OF the city.
-. 3s.5cc-Hsndsome up-to-date nats on BroderIck
st: contain ! rooms. bath and all con
Neniences: total rents $ss 80; close TO
GRAND INVESTMENT.
Ss4ooo-Splendid corner; within blocks OF Nc
Alster II. and Van Ness ave; over look
lsc; ON prominent streets: pays 500
now and about half lot vacant. This Is
really .ne opportunity.
c.iso-Easr terms; brand-new 2-s;ory house.
containing rooms and bath and An
ished basement: all rooms handsomely
decorated and tinted nne manteis: re-
Nersibie window sashes: lot 25xi2o feet
best house in sunset district sodth OF
Golden Gate Park.
':i. .OOo-corner lot sox7s feet: practically Mar
ket-st. frontage: near junction OF Mar
kei and Cough: improvements stores
and flats: pays bank interest now:
3i2. .50o-Ftne corner Investment on Howard ST..
no, far from town: splendid 3.story
building: containing stores and fats; al
=. ss.eSo-Misston st. near 10th: a 3-story build
ing. containing store and flats OF !
rooms and bath each. also rooms In
rear OF store: rents SEQ: foreclosure
sale: must be sold at once.
blocks of city Hall: a large corner LOT,
55na5. with Improvements In splendid
repair. consisting of stores and fats
above: always rented for $500.
$s. 30 Business corner on Sacramento st. g.
story building containing store and J
fats: total rents H6
81. .7se-Great bargain: must be sold a, once:
No. Prospect place. near California
st. between stockton and Powell: lot
27:sx5s. rent s?a. offer wanted.
81, ,60o-Rent So: good fats: big snap: 5 and
rooms and bath: lot ajxi05: on Noe
ST. close TO 23d
$Ii. .ooo-Two substantially built houses close TO
Devisadero and California sts. contain
ing rooms and bath each and all
modern conveniences; lot 55xiio: mus,
be sold to close estate: rents $40;
offer wanted.