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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
WOODEN DAYS
Of EASTERN STAR
Fifth Anniversary Cele-
brated by Mission
Chapter.
Souvenirs Are Presented 10
Many Members at
Banquet.

Mission CHAPTER No. 155 of the Order OF
the Eastern star celebrated the fifth ami
versary of its organization by banquet
in Mission Masonic Hall last night
was strictly Mission Chapter aIalr anu
on all sides were wooden signs announcing
that 1t was ''for members only IneIe
were about $50 members present IN tne
main hall, which had been decorated oy
Walter Burner, one of the members Win
wooden shavings in various colors' WASH
boards and clothespins.
The tables had wooden table cloths ana
before each guest was souvenir PacA-
age consisting Of menu, napk1n-rlng'
paper-knife, bucket and a piece OF req.
wood bark filed with toothpicks, all OF
wood with the name OF the Cnapter
burned on each article. James A wilson
was the postmaster, and very witty
one he was.
After the turkey, which the menu said
died at the age of years and days, had
been disposed of Mrs. Mary L. Farmer
the first matron, was called upon to pre-
sent to II. c. Bunker, who was the nrst
patron, handsome matchbox in recogni-
ton of his services to the chapter. Then
followed addresses by James keystone IL
c. Bunker, Andrew Christensen and W.
C. Ordway. Between addresses there
were. vocal selections by the Mission
Royal Arch Chapter, consisting OF j. T.
Jones, R. D. Burness, E. G. Boysen and
Alexander Mennie. After the banquet
there was dancing.
The following were the committees In
charge:
Executive committee-JameS A. Wilson,
chairman: Andrew Christensen, treasurer; Ed
win W. Schrader, secretary.
Wood service, committee-R- Herring, J. c:
Eastman. A. Christensen. William McPhun and
F. Snell
Reception commlttee-J. F. Bernard. H.
Brewer, F. W. Birlew. c. 8. Burgess. H. j.
Burns. A. NJ. Cox, r. Chorley. g.. B. Clifford.
o. G. Coiner. J. n. Cox, ]. B. Craig. F. Dean,
c. D. Doyle, c. Dreifere. ]. Egberg, ]. Fall
coner, A. S. Gabbs, F. Gerdes,, Charles Git
sam, H. H. Hansen F. Hardie, ]. H. Hodg-
don, F. Holmquist M. Hotchkiss, r. r. Killgore,
J. W. King, D. NJ. Lawrence, H. Madison, ].
A. Marsh, E. C. Mccall. William Mccall. Will
liam McCollister, Robert McGingley, H. L.
McKnew. ]. F. Nichols. ]. O'Keefe. George
Pennington. H. z. Perrin, F. J. Perry, A. S.
Perley, D. B. Plymire. Charles Pooh, Joseph +.
Short, H. r. Spaulding. c. W. Taber, F.
Thrall, 3. II. Tietji, G. Trevivick, F. L: Tur-
pin. W. W. Watson, T. C. West and W. Woohl-
stein.
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Oakland Masons Install.

OAKLAND, Dec. A.-Oakland Lodge
No 1888, F. and A. NJ, held its annual in
stallation of officers tonight at Masonic
Temple The exercises were noteworthy
because of the honors paid to retiring
Master John A. Brftton. In addition to
the past masters jewel which was pre-
sented to him by the lodge, his class Of
forty-nine initiates during the year made
him the recipient of a magnificent silver
tea service. After the installa ton, which
was in secret, a banquet was spread at
which 400 guests were regaled with dainty
dishes, speech and song. There were ad-
dresses by Past Master Charles E. Shook
of Alcatraz Lodge, Hon. William r. Da-
Wis, Past Master John A. Brftton and the
newly inducted master Of Oakland Lodge,
Samuel ]. Taylor. The officers who were
installed tonight are:
Worshipful MASTER Samuel Johnson Taylor:
senior warden. Albert Lloyd Black; Junior
warden. Willard Forsythe Williamson; treas
urer, Edwin Nelson Walter; secretary, Alvah
Kittredgs Clark: chaplain, William Henry
Craig; marshal, David Walter Standeford; (;
senior deacon. Charles Nelson Walter Junior
deacon, Robert Brainard Gaylor: stewards
James Joseph Gallagher. Henry Grant Nc
Grew: tyler, William Booker IngersoIl; organ
ist. Wilber Walker Sr-
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mall Will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication offices all lie
indorsed with the name and residence of per
sons authorized to have the same published.
BORN.
DEST-In this city, December 13, 1901, to the
wife Of Arthur w. Best, son.
BRINKMAN-In this city, December -, 1901,
to the wife of August f. Brnkman a son.
CHRISTENSON-In this city, December 90
1901, to the wife of E Christensen, a daugh-
DESMOND-In this city December 16, 1901,
to the wife Of I. Desmond, a son.
DONOEAN-In this city, December - 1901
to the wife Of jerry Donovan. a SON
DRENNEN-In this city, December 49, 1901
FITzELL-In Alameda, December 21 1901 to
the wife of Lincoln Fitzell a son.
KAMMERER-In this city, December 90 1901,
10 the wife of George r. Kammerer a SON.
KEVILLE-In this city, November TO- 1901,
to the wife of John Keville
LOONEY-In this city, December Fl, 1901, to
the wife of James ]. Looncy, a son.
McFADDEN-In this city, December 10, 1901,
TO the wife Of James q. Mctadden. a SON
PHILBON-In Oat HILL December :, 1901, to
the wife of William Philbon a daughter.
RAPP-In this city, December 10, 1901 to the
wife of Charles +. Rapp. a
ZEH-In Fruitvale, December Is, 1901 to the
wife or G. Zeh, a son.
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REGENTS VIEW SITE
OF NEW UNIVERSITY
John Galen Howard of New York
Elected experimenting Architect
of Greater Plans

BERKELEY, Dec. 21.-The Regents met
to-day at the University of California = nd
besides routine business looked over the
grounds for the purpose of forming an
idea of where the proposed new buildings
shall go. The location of the axis of the
mining building to be constructed socn
was changed slightly to obviate the ne
cessity Of an immense amount of grading
Nothing else definite was done regarding
the location of the buildings.
John Galen Howard, the New York ar
chitect who is at present here revising
the university plans, was elected super
intending architect of the greater uni
versity. He will have charge of the coll
struction work of the future.
DR.. ]. H Mcdonald of Chicago was ap-
pointed instructor in mathematics from
January l at a salary of $500 year. The
resignation of d. Winter, honorary fc!-
low in English. was accepted. MIR. Win
ter Will go East for further study. De-
grees were conferred upon forty-three un-
dergraduate and three graduate students.
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Leads visalia Farmer to Alaska.

OAKLAND, Dec. 21.-Charged with
having swindled ]. N. Hitchcock, a vi
salia farmer. c. P. Cone. who claims to
be miner. was arrested tonight by De-
tective George Kyle. Cone so Hitchcock
charges, induced the rancher to sell his
farm and go to Alaska with the accused
man and invest in mining claims. 1t is
charged that Cone bunkoed the farmer
out of considerable money. The prisoner
has been masquerading about Visalia as
a preacher, according to the statement
made to the police by Constable Jones Of
that town, who will return tomorrow
with Cone
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BARTLETT DENIES REPORT
THAT HE IS NOT MARRIED
Says He Was Lawfully Welded to
Oracle Plaisted at Tia

OAKLAND, Dec. PA dispatch from
San Diego says that Oracle Plaisted and
George Bartlett were not married at Tia
Juana, Mexico, as reported. The couple
say they are married. They are living at
the Galindo Hotel. Mr.. Bartlett said to-
day:
OF course we are married. The ceremony
was performed by a Mexican Judge al Tia
Juana last Tuesday We secured an interpre-
ter to aid US in answering the questions re-
quired in the ceremony. AS for the published
statement that could not wed there until
" had resided in the place six months, can
only say that used a little sugar to
straighten things out for an immediate mar
riage Ny wife has retired from the stage,
and 1t is our desire to be let alone by the
newspapers.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.
a0RTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.
We SauaaIlk0 Ear1n.
cOmmsneing @ septenlbsr y. boo:

Commencing September ~, 1901
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL. VAT1 ~
AND SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAZS-6:55. S:SO. ~ 80 IL .OO =
.1:45. S:15. AIS. 5;15. 'U:i5. 6:I5 D. m = "''
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mill Valley and G..
Rafael on Mondays, Wednesdays ana satu44 Hs.i
SJJNDAYS-"S:0 :00 $1,000, I'll 30 m 49,,
:;:IJ "4:45, $3.50, 9:3O D. m '' A'4S'
Trains marked 81 run to San Quentin
FlICM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FR H6SccrSl
WEEK DAYS-'5:25. 6:2T 7:45 ~ SO1SCO.
a. r. .ls:22, 2;l5' .a;$5, 4:4O, $50 D. M ~ 10
and Saturdays at Gas and 9:55 o. m esuay ys
SUNDAYS-6:15, $500. 10000 s1f .I5 .
s1 :4O "3:15, 4:45 $3.50 p. m. d ~.
Trains marked - start from San Quenti,
WEEK DAYs--5;45, Gas. 1855. S:55 ~ ~ ~
a. M, 12:35. 2:45. 1850, $40 D. m 'O AO-SO
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wea,s
and Saturdays at T:1O and 1885 n g tuesdays
SUNDAYS-S:OJ, 1905 a. m i2.05 o..
80. 200. Gas p. O'' S'lS.
THROUGH TRAINS
6:55 a.. IN. week days-Cazadero ana -
stations. u way
AS p. m. Saturdays-Duncan Mills ana 49,.
stations. oiu way
500 a. m sundays-Duncan Mills and No..
stations. anu way
Sunday time. A~N on
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
George W. K. Daubs. 40, city. and Mary Nc
Mahon, 35, city
Verne H. Bradley, 90, 24G O'Farreu street.
and Bernardo Leyva, 90 246 O'Farreu street
Peter C. Storm Jr., 26. city. and Georgiana
Frederick h Smith, %, 422 Lyon street. and
Kate Cacace, %, 21S Leavenworth street.
David w. Phillips. 43. city, and Lizzie j.
McRae, 33, city
Archibald L. Read. 27. 1902 Dolores street.
and Carolyn W Lewis. %: 2O1 Larkin street.
Nathaniel G. Symonds. 23, Los Gatos and
Amy I. Mulberry. % 2G14 Larkin street
George S. F. Ekrem, 10. city, and Ada S.
Woodard, 60 Olympia, Wash
Thomas Dolan. 40. PAT Second street, and
Ada Allen, is. 344 Third street
John W Maher, 24, 22s Twelfth street, and
Louise Holzmueller, a. 22S Twelfth street
William Palmer. q, 521 Post street, and
Edith G. Sullivan. q, 237 Eighth street
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
400 and 462 Eighth St, Oakland
AN ELEGANT HON.

AN ELEGANT HOME.
Must be sold (Read this):
Near Senator Perkins mansion, Vernon
Heights. We offer lovely modern Gothic style,
built for a homei rooms; porcelain bath; cleo
trio appliances; fine mantes Zone cost $25O);
interior superb order; barn; choice garden;
large double frontage lot; present price includes
$500 worth of fine new 8 months old carpets
Cwould sell at a bargain elegant Flemish carved
oak dining-room set, value $1,000 property
mortgaged; $4,000 can remain; cost over $40, 200;
reduced to S1250; We possibly can get further
reduction to close sale this week.
Forcing sale-First come. first served Our
'''-- LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE CO.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
Special Snap on Small Payment
A contractor has two ideal new S-room homes
with fiat loans Of $4,000 and $500 on each;
800 feet OF several GOO homes; no chocer
home neighborhood; stop paying rent If you
have not much money, see us; we Will arrange
balance: don't delay; call at while seller
- LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE co.
A SUBURBAN HOME BARGAIN.
Sc, ,500-Between Oakland and Berkeley; ele-
CANT Gothic style 1O-room residence; acres
superb grounds: premises cost $50 600; a sacri-
fee. LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
SO. 2.OO0-PALATIAL MANSION.
Beautiful for situation" possessing advan-
tages OF near remoteness ana accesslDle seclu- -
Offering LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
$S00O-Right downtown: bargain; I-room cot
tage; corner, 90 feet; rents SIS; cost $1,000; lot
worth more than price; to divide interest sac
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
s145o-Neat. cozy bay-window, rooms and
bath cottage fronts right on Telegraph ave. :
lot Ssx12o; mortgage $500: quick sale wanted.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
S560o-Sacrif1ce: new. up-to-date Groom
home; plate glass; open nickel plumbing: porce
lain bath; toilets; laundry; basement floor and
ceiling cemented; lot 60x151 good barn. choi-
cest location: 10th ave. East Oakland Heights.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
Sl500-Sacrihced; mortgage S1250 and 500 in
terest due; must sell; neat, sunny bay-window
cottage. rooms. mantel bath, laundry, base
ment; lot 60x125; marine view; street work
complete one block TO cars; East Oakland
Heights; easy terms.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
S2S50-Adeline, near 14th st.; bargaIn p
story S-room home, 85x125; cost owner $4,000;
good comfortable home.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
$4S00-2 blocks Broadway; improved bust
ness corner so it.; rents $50 80 month.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
S1S5o-Worth $500: North Oakland; 2-story
store building and fiat; stores all around It:
splendid business opportunity; new ferry will
treble its value; big bargain to-day.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
Sl650-San Pablo ave. store and rooms; in
side Of 30th st; cost owner $25n0.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
S1S50-Only $3.50 cash. balance fat mortgage
OF S140o; near Clinton station; neat Broom cot
tage; bath: in frst-class order.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO..
z60-462 Eighth St, Oakland.
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Shdnahdn FIOriSf Go.
~ ARTISTIC FLORAL DESIGNS
Prices Reasonable.
lO7 POWELL ST.nrAaELLlS SSn%4 &%% 50S6
FAMILY ROW LEADS
TO VARIOUS TROUBLES
Two Arrests and a Divorce Suit
Among the Hiatts Within
Twen+U-Fol1r Hours

ALAMEDA, Dec. 21.-Two arrests and a
divorce suit is the record of the Hiatt
family for the past twenty-four hours.
Mrs. Lilly NJ. Hiatt of 923 Central avenue
had her husband, Benjamin F. Hiatt, ar
rested yesterday for choking her into in
sensibility while he was intoxicated, so
she said. She followed UP this resort of
the law with another to-day in the form
of divorce suit in which she charges
her husband with an assortment of cruel
ties. She wants $3.50 attorneys fees and
800 month alimony. She says her hus-
band is a livestock dealer and earns $500
a year.
]. A. Remmel, real estate broker. had
Mrs. Hiatt arrested tonight for malicious
mischief He charged that she mutilated
some furniture that he purchased from
Mr.. Hiatt. She was released on her own
recognizance.
The HATS came to Alameda several
months ago from Woodland
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LOUIS LONG BATTLES
WITH DEPUTY MARSHAL
Young Man Escapes From Oakland
Detective and Fights Berkeley
Peace Officer.

BERKELEY, Dec. 21.-Louis Long of
this city, who was accused some time ago
Of clipping with the wife OF w. J. Rich
ardson of 223S Telegraph avenue, was
landed in the County Jail to-day after a
fight with Deputy Marshal Alden.
This morning Long was arrested by De-
tective Shorey in Oakland on a charge of
stealing chickens. While handouts were
on him Long broke away from Shorcy
during the latter's struggles with the
fowls Long is accused of stealing. Long
got to this city and broke the cuffs off
Alden was sent out on the case on u tele-
phone message from Oakland and chased
Long for dozen blocks through the resi-
dence part of town. When captured Long
fought and tried to get Alden's revolver
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Lecture on EYe Diseases.

eye Diseases" formed the subject Of
DR.. c. S. G. NagePs lecture before a large
and appreciative audience at the Mechan-
les Institute last evening. The lecturer
gave some valuable instruction with the
aid of diagrams and his lucid explana-
tions will no doubt be of much service to
many Of those who had the good fortune
to hear them. The doctor gave some
good. sound. practical advice as to the
care and protection of the eye.
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Secures transfer Of divorce Case.

OAKLAND, Dec. 21.-Joel w. Williams
the wealthy Kings County farmer who is
Being sued for divorce by Chrissie e.
Williams. secured a transfer of the case
to Kings County to-day from Judge Ellis
worth on the ground that he is not resi-
dent OF this county. Williams has pub
lished a notice to the effect that he will
not be responsible for any debts contract
ed by his wife
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

GRAYS BARGAINS.
Two elegant new houses containing @ rooms.
laundry. bath. furnace, etc: very finely fin
ished inside: latest plumbing; large lot situate
on Adams Point, l block from electric car line
viii be sold TO right parties on terms to suit
Elegant new house of rooms, laundry bath.
furnace; just completed and is ready for
inspection; call and investigate: situate on Mob
Hill of East Oakland. adjoining the beautiful
grounds OF F. NJ Smith.
Fine lot situate on Lake ST. in the vicinity
Of property belonging to Can't. Mein, Mr. Von-
derropp and Mr.. Belden; will be sold at a sacri-
fee.
GEO B. NJ. GRAY
454 Ninth ST
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Sues Library Trustees for Fees.

OAKLAND, Dec. 21.-Edmund Kollo-
frath, an architect who claims to have
furnished the Library Trustees of Ala
media with plans for library building.
began suit against them to-day for sc2J
for payment. The defendants are George
H. Mastick, John Lutgen P. w. Barton,
Z. w. Maslin an6 w. Nj. Bowers.
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MARRIED.

HOLMES-BENTON-D 49, 1901 by
the Rev. H H. Bell. H. R. Holmes and Mat
tie Benton.
McKEANY-HODGES- this city, Decem-
Der q. 1901. by the Rev. Dr. John A. B.
Wilson, Edward M McKeany and Fife NJ
Hodges, both of Porterville, Tulare County
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LEGAL ADvERrIsENIENry.

BUSINESS Mems Legal Bureau" consulta-
uon free; In bankruptcy and divorce proceed
ings parties not required to go TITO court.
Room s1l. Examiner bldg. phone Black 1904
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DIED


Allen, John Morris. James
Armstrong. William Nichols. Marshall
BetZ, George T. Nobmann, John G.
Bredhoff Henry OBrien, Mary A.
Crlttenden, Chas- ,. Ormsby, Anna NJ. S.
Days. Hon john NJ. Pomeroy, FIaveI c.
Bowling, Margaret Potter, Rosie L,
Erickson. AIbfn V.H. Repenn. Fredrick c.
Hlemming, Mrs. e. Rice. Matthew D.
Foster, Julia Roche, Mary
Garland. William c. Steling. George
Harrison. ms. TRULY, Sadie
.aucoViCh, 1uca c. Valentine, John J.
Kane, Isabella NJ Warren. Minnie NJ
Levy. Morris Mhelton. Cornelius .
Lyons, John Wright, Lena c.
ALLEN-In this city. December 10. 1901, John.
beloved husbard of Catherine Allen father
r. NJ Harm. the late Rev. ]. w and Nicho-
las J. Allen. and brother of Mrs. o. S. Car
VIII and the late Mrs. James Badger a ma
tive of Athenry, County Galway, Ireland
GyFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
dence. 131915 Broadway, thence to St.
Brigids Church where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated K for the repose of his soul,
commencing at $3.50 o'clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
Berkeley, December 90.
1901, William. dearly beloved husband OF
Mary Armstrong, and father of Maria and
Carmel Armstrong, native of Piss, Ger
many.
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
CMonday), at $3.50 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 2215 Grant street, thence to St Jo-
seph's Church, where a solemn requiem mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his soul
commencing at o'clock, thence to connect
with the II O'Clock creek boat for San Fran
cisco. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery by
electric cars.
BETZ-In Berkeley, December 81, 1901, George
P, beloved husband of Emma c. Betz son of
Henry and the late Maria Betz and brother
of Thomas II. Betz and Mrs. Andrew Frick.
native of Oakland. aged 81 years months
and days member Of Tecumseh Tribe
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Beautiful Children-See California types in
Wssp's Christmas number. Cosmopolitan CALI
fornia illustrated.
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Greener Fine Guns.

New assortment Monarch electors. "
Latest model. On sale at H. E. Skinner
Co, 41e Market street
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There are braying men in the world as
we'll as braying dOnkeys
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FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.


Il. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station, Cal
S1So-Lot 50X1OS; fine location.
S275-Choice building lot, Sox132; S25 cash,
S675-House Of 4 rooms. stable and chicken
houses; city water; choice fruit trees in bear
ing; lot 50xl40; all fenced; easy terms If de-
s7Oo-cottage OF rooms and attic; stable;
FGSs S aea cash PuR anG si5 g per MONTH cot
tsge OF large rooms; 7-foot basement; good
brick foundation: chicken house; lot 15x10O;
all fenced: fine location and a bargain.
S14O0-Two-story house of rooms and bath;
good brick foundation; stable; chicken
corner lot. sOxl35; ali fenced; this property
must be sold as owner is called away.
SlA5O-Modern cottage Of rooms and bath;
high basement; barn; chicken house, fine well,
windmill and tank; lot 60xl25: near local train.
4 rooms: stable and chicken house: fine loca-
tion: only block from electric cars.
S2200-New modern cottage Of rooms; large
hall; porcelain bath; marble washstand; sta
tionary tubs; rooms beautifully tinted and
frescoeo; T-foOt basement good brick founda-
tion; chicken house; lot 50x21s; all fenced
and cross-fenced; IN walking distance OF local
train For particulars apply to II. a. PLEIT-
NEH, Fruitvale Station, Cal
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
sl6O0-Modern cottage Of rooms and bath;
4 blocks from station; lot 81 :6x146 #. f;
S2l per month will buy this home; no
s1soo-Sew house Of 4 rooms and bath:
short blocks from Fruitvale station;
corner lot; 500 cash, balance same as
rent.
S15Oo-New house OF 3 large rooms; lot BOX
10 feet; Forest Park; S2l per month
will buy this home; no payment down
S15Oo-I5ouse OF 6 rooms and bath; lot 81 :6x
146 feet; 4 blocks from station; S2I
per month will buy this home
sl6oo-New bakery and rooms; right at sta
tion: brick bake oven. cost $500; a
good business opportunity; terms TO
suit.
S12oo-House G rooms; corner lot. 45x145;
SIC so per month will buy this home.
e1600-New and modern house. 6 rooms and
bath; block from Fruitvale-ave. car;
this is mortgage price; terms to suit
". z. RCDELL
Fruitvale ave, south OF Railroad Track.
Office open from s to 10 a. m: all day Sunday.
LARGE lot at a little price; tired owner;
must sell. Box 213e, Call office.
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$3.50 CASH. Sc monthly-New unfinished cot
tage of rooms: fine lots all fenced and
cross-fenced: chiclzen-house and outhouses
Al well Of fine water; large grove Of trees:
way from fogs and raw winds: blocks from
electric cars and 90-foot boulevard: fine
school, church and town hall: over 100 fam
ilies on place: very nice neighbors: a cozy
home and a bargain; price in all $500: call
or send for circular. 455 Seventh St. opposite
Broadway station. Oakland; carriage free
H 2. JONES, Owner.
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p 7 STEWART & CO.

Successors 10 Geo. W. Austin &, Co.
zoos BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
S1TCO-Fine cottage OF 9 rooms and bath:
large lot 4Ox222 feet; close TO Berkeley local
train: half a block from electric cars: 500
cash. balance Sl5 per month including inter-
est; this is a snap; property well worth $3.50.
S2J00-Brings an ircome OF $500 per annurr
and can he increased; store with living rooms
upper rat OF rooms and bath; rear 6-rooned
cottage; always rented; large lot; good loca-
tion Tor any business; all in good order: cleo
trio cars pass the door: only / block from local
train: in the very best renting and investment
part OF Oakland; street work all done: close 10
schools and churches: this is a snap and must
be seen 70 be appreciated: mortgage of $1,000
remain or be paid OF or fncrea sed: call or
write at once.
F. J. STEWART & CO..
Successors 10 Geo. W. Austin & Co
1OOS Broadway Oal,land
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100 ACRES near Niles, 5000: good house; bear-
ing orchard; unincumbered; will rent sell
or exchange for city improved
GIG acres, miles from Oakland: s2s an acre
WHMAN LAND Co, lI37 Fourteenth ST.,
near TWenty-third ave, Oakland: phone l23
300 ACRES: three miles from Oakland; S75 an
acre; two-thirdG Of purchase price can be
borrowed the land at 6 per cent interest.
GILBERT WYMAN. Attorney at Law, office
and residence Twenty-seventh ave. and East
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
HERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

B65o-IOT 4OxIS5; / block from North Berke-
ley station; street work done; a snap. MAY
& MORTIMER.