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The daily sentinel., 1901-08-07

AS a representative body of men,
the members of the Kentucky Press
association would size up anywhere
in a crowd. They were bright
crowd Of people, thoroughly alive
to the possibilities and opportun>
tiles presented to them of seeing
the west. ..
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-07
HOTEL REED.

o. H. ShOup, the representative OF tue
Reed Construction company. and the
personal represe ntative OF Werner Il.
Reed, tho owner OF the old hotel Bruns'
wick property, accompanied by l.. A.
Pease, an architect, were in this city
yesterday from Colorado Springs, pre-
pairing the way for the demolition OF tho
old hotel and preparing to begin con-
struction on the now Hotel Reed, which
is the name of the structure to be built.
In conversation with Mr.. Shoup he
told The Sentinel reporter that the hotel
was to be q fifty room structure with
twelve bath rooms, with all modern con-
veniences. 1t would probably have a
frontage OF 1875 feet on Main strset, run
ming to the alley.
The necessities OF a new hotel were
forcibly presented to these gentlemen
when they witnessed the scramble for
rooms in this city last night on the ar
rival Of the narrow gauge train.
People who have condemned tho city
heretofore on account OF the accommo
dations afforded by the old hotel can
now tell their friends that new struc-
ture Of the latest model be constructed
in this city.
The fact of this city not having had
proper hotel accommodations has driven
thousands of dollars away from this city
which might have been invested hero.
Men would not stop hero a sufficient
length of time to investigate our re-
sources. They simply passed on and
sought other fields for the Investment OF
their money.
There is an era Of prosperity right
ahead of this city.
Charles w. Haskell returned home
yesterday.
Postmaster Edwin Price went to
Salida last night.
For SAle-A short railing for office.
Apply at Sentinel Office.
Wanted.-Seven heavy work teams
Apply to John j. Lumsden, Canon block
The big closing out sale OF Phillips is
attracting many people to that store.
One price for admission tonieht to the
opera house, which includes the dance
also.
Orson Adams sent big bag of trout
down from Gunnison today. Is was
divided up among number Of his
friends.
There was cloud burst in Nothor-
oughfars Canon, plainly witnessed by =
large number Of people assembled at the
depot, last evening.
Lost.-Between this city and Fruita,
pocketbook containing papers and mem
oranda valuable only to owner. Finder
please leave at this office or with owner
at office of Grand Junction Dressed
Meat Co.
Francis D. Pastorius. one OF the gen.
tlemen who purchased the largo business
interests of tho Thurlow & Williams
company Of Colorado Springs, accompa-
MED by his represen tative in this section
Charles j. Wright, are visitors to this
city today.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-29
ATROPELLO A UN NINO IN PONCE
OTR0 CLARK

Mr.. Clark, protector americana encargado
de Ia clase de inges en- ell colegio de la PLAYA
maltrat6 aver tarde al nifio Ricardo Gonz6iez
hilo de don Santiago Gonzalez, professor tam
bien del mencionsdo colegio, tira60olo contra
su mesa escritorio
ri padre de este, al ruido gritos del mu-
chacho, acudio en- union del senior Neuman
quienes indignados reprobaron q Mr. Clark su
prOceder inhumano incorrecto
Este buen sefor, digno 6mulo de Mr.. Arm.
strong, quiere seguir ell adagio de SIa letra con
sangre entras por la faIta mas insignifcante
castiga nihos de amos, speando Z medios
reprobAdos por la Sociedad y SOLO usados en- los
tiempos de la esclavitud vergonzosa.
utro caso analogo sucedi6 hace pocos dias
con ell mismo professor, de cuyo caso La DEMO
cRAorA Sc ocup6 en- uno de sus Gitimos nj.
me ,os.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-29
Ia velada De anoche

Con ell laudable objeto dc allegar fondos
para la instalaci6n de una bibloteca pdb,ica,
Sc llev6 anoche cab0 una hermosa fiesta lfri-
co-lteraria, q que prestaron sus valiosos con-
curse distnguidas damas de esta ciudad.
Bien puede mostrarse orgulloso del result
tado, nnestro respectable amigo D. Miguel Chi
qu6s, iniciador de la idea
Comenz6 el acto con la esmerada interpre-
taci6n de la splaudida comeda de Miguel
Echegaray SEn plena luna de misIs en- que to-
maron parte las Sehoritss Angelina Caballero
Rosario Bayonet Rosario Polo los sehores
don Arsenic Torres, don jose Torres, Llo-
verol.
Los esposos ArgGelles cantaron ell duo de
tiple tenor titulado CLOS RuisehOtes,z que
mereci6 los honores de la repetci6n, asi como
la romanza, y la guaracha eLa nueva cocine-
RAP cantada acknowledgements esta Ultima por
ell seffor Villariny.
Las distinguidas sefioritas Emilia Caias Y
Maria Polo ejecutsron cuatro Manos uu pre-
cioso walls, que deleit6 al auditorio.
La bella simpatica seHorita America
Astol recit6 con inimitable donaire con gran
naturaiidad Ia poesfa de Juan de Dios Peza
Gel Consejo de familia.> AL terminar, fu6 la
mada Ia escena, entre repetidos aplausos.
Un adorable coro tornado por las gentes
Y agracfadas se6oritas Peplta Herminia So
TO- Conchfta Torres, America Astol, Rosario
Polo, Rosario .Chiques, Josefa Ramos Felici-
ia Cabalero enton6 ell himno Puerto Rico,
original del senior Ramos, sobre motivos de SLa
Borinque6as Fu6 repetido instaucias del
pdblico. Las Interpreters fueron obsequiadas
con hermosos bouquets.
b. H., chistosa comedia de Mariana Pima,
estuvo q cargo denlas sefioritas Josefa Ramos,
Herminia Soto de los sefores don Juan Villa
riny, Arsenic Torres y Lloverol, quenes ira
bajaron conciencia, hacienda gala de sus no.
tables condolences artfsticas
al final Sc baiIaron sgunas danzas.
La concurrencia, numerosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-29
SAN JUAN
POr tel6grafO.
pELAToR
San Juan Atrll 30

San Juan Atrll 20
nEIAT0R
Mateo Fsjardo denuncia ante ell goberna.
dor & GLa Bruja0 de Mayaguez. Dice que
siente que LA DEMocRAcIA no este en- So Dis.
trito.
AUT0RIzA
A petci6l de varios Sc autoriza Ia funda-
ci6n de una escueanocturna para adultos.
EN- RIO PIEDRAS
Anochp durmlo en- Rio piedrss Ia cabale-
na pusrtorriqueda en- Wage para Cayey
IHCIDERTE
Aver toms este puerto ell vapor SCatalinaS.
Esta naflana d GPonce1, maniobrandO, le en-
bIstl6 poT 10 popa produci6ndole averias, La
collision ocasion6 la rotura de un bote y ell nau-
iragio de una lancha csrgada de azdcar. Des.
pu6s sali6 el primero de estos buques con rum.
bo & Ia Habana.
En- el Parque de Santurce habra esta no.
che un baie que resultara espendido dados
los preparativossque Sc hacen.
BARROS
81 Jue1 Municipal de Barros, pressnta su
fenuncia.
DORADO
Don Pedro Lopez Sc halla gravemente en-
fermo en- el Dorado.
eAMTuRcE
He muerto en- Santurce Ia sehorita Domi-
tila Abti.
SusPENDIDA
La fuuci6n cue debi6 dar anoche Ia COM
fAhfa de zarzuela puertorriqueia fue suspen-
dida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-29
NOTIOIAs

Desde Ell prImero del mes entfsnte Sc ven
derk La DzMocRAoIA en- Ia Farmacia san Fer
nAndo, de Ia Carolina.
En- Ia noche del sAbado IN zagslet6n pro-
movie an gran escSndalo en- Ia antigua calle
de Turabo, cerca del establecimiento Sol&.
Hubo palabrsSmal soaantes, y la polieia brill6
por su ausencia,
Bautista FiguerOs fus detenido en- Lares,
consecueneis de sufrlr up aceceso de locuFa.
Sc le remitira al msnieomio de la isIa
Aver han debido celebrar Ia asamblea
annncisda los federales Humacao.
Esperauos detslles del ae'r
En ei csmenteFlo de Barros, un orador aue
dssplsi6 el auelo Dc N amigo, reeibi6 eu la boz
IS uua terfIts hotstaaa poF psFnitlfsa sKpfe.
aessa ase e sdefaa 4 ua asnae dsl ansdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-29
Rectifque "E Pals

n. PAls ha dieho que Ell alcalde de Cislss
tuyo siguns Intervention en- el incidente Geo.
Iridoentre los senores Rodriguez Bar. erss. v
de reetihcar porque falta 10 verdad, il
u senior don Francisco correa Sc hRIlaba
en pap Juan desde antes de hsber sido deteni-
aus estos, alli Sc encnentra todsyia.
Ls DeaslaeF!td fue e que. bsie 60 rssponsa.
hihdsd, rsslisc les detenclones,
80 e lq eiaFta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-29
ULTIMOS CABLES
ERAMCIA

Mr., Delcasse, mlnistro de negocios ex-
tranleron en- Francia saldra precipitadamen.
te de Paris para San Petersburgo. Sc dice
que lleva asuntos relacionados con ell empress
tito que tendra que hacer ell mperlo chino
para solventar suS compromises internaclo-
males.
Han sdo presoS los empleados de una "a.
6rica de fusiles que Vendian secretos Krupp,
ESQ motiva que los anti.dreyfusistas tachen
de POGO energico al gobierno, cuando Sc nece.
slta un csstigo eiemplar que concluya con
los traidores.
FILlPIMAS
El general Sandico, nombrado general en-
1ete cuando Ia csptura do A9uinaldo, ha sdo
susttuido por los revolucionarios con otro
caudillo de renombre.
siguen hsciendose presentaciones de fi-
pinos en- algunas provincias.
Pc ASIA
La salud del Shar de- Persia ofrece gran
des- s-cuidados.
Los medicos aseguran QUO le resta muy
pocos dias de vida. La noticia produce hondo
disgusto en- TODD el imperio.
lMGLESES Y a0ERS
En- los alrededOres de la capital de Orange
las tropss inglesas capturaron ua convoy & los
enemigos, haci6ndoles As prsiop ros.
mo ha querido admitirse Ia dimsi6n que
present6 Mr.. Chamberlain, mlnistro de las CO.
lonias brltanicas.
Cada vez Sc acentda mas el disgusto de los
comerciantes, industriales carboneros de
Londres por la subida de las tarifas. Sc aguar-
da un confcto inminente
En- la Colonia del Cabo la infanteria In.
glesa fu6 sorprendida por los beers, teniendo
grandes bsjas entire heridos, muertos prisio.
neros.
En- la bahia de Deagoa Sc ha presenta.
90 una heore terrible con caracter de epidemia
ESTAD0S uNlOOS
III consul norte-amercano en- Pretoria
capital del TransVaal, ha renunclado su alto
cargo.
Sc guarda una absolute reserva acerca da
esta resolncion, aun que muchos la rsacionan
con Ia politlca inglesa.
Mr.. Hay es un simpatizador feryIente de
los ooers Be trabaia por que desista de sus
proposltos.
Sc han recibido despachos telegrkHcos
de Ia Habana, dlciendo que la Asambles cons.
tituyente no sdoptara ningdn acuerdo desici-
sivo interim no regrese la comisi6n de Was.
hington.
CHINA
1nglaterra los Estados Unidos inAuyen
WV tAs NoAA0o PobCnNiuo M Oo que ToUdl60 la
cantidad que plden por indemnlzacion China,
Sc teme que Russia no quiera modifcar sus
recamaciones, por haber signifcado la nota
intransigente en- ell curse de las Degociaciones.
-Varios ofciaes franceses tenian In men
tie una expedition hu de apoderarse de Ia
emperatriz Los diplomaticos han desbarata-
do ell proyecto. En- Europa Sc censura fuerte.
mente la pretenei6n
-Ninguna de las naciones interyentoras
apoys la gesti6n de los Estados Unidos. res
pecto que no eyceda de millones de 1Ibras
esterlinas Ia indemniaac6n que Sc pide al In.
perio.
-Ha fracasado 10 rebellion promoyIda az.
cretamente por el el ministro chino Trung
Fu-Tsiang syudado por Ell principe Tuan,
Hoy seran smbos ejdcutsdos.
Sc he solitado 10 presencia del emperador
en- Pekln con 10000 soldsdos para sosteper el
orden mantener 10 ambiel6n de los rusos
sobre Ia Mandehuria.
LA umpefatriz ha renunclado sus dere-
ehos o. Trono ante altos dlgnatarlos.
-Eu 81 sussi, once millones de alnas ma.
decen una ria espantosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-29

Hoy publicamos una carta Gu este diario
en- que Sc demuestra Ia gran estima en- cue
tienen los habltantes de Hawaii las vuuoras
reconstltuyentes de nuestro amigo don Domin-
60 Martin, de Arecbo, -I
En- Ia mshana del sAbado salieron de esta
ciudad los doce presos que aguardaban ruta
para la Capital, procedentes de Humacao.
81 procurador don Eugenio Geigel Con.
zalez solicits la plaza de seoretsrio de Ia Cor
to do Mayagae7, acompahando honrosos docu-
mentos
Ia prestado jursmento 81 secretario de Ia
Corte de policia de Afasco.
De eel DiariO de PonceS:
SLa sefiora Maria Lledo desea saber e pa
radero de su hijo Gregoro Escobales. soldado
del battalion de Puerto-RicO, compahia H.,
quien salI6 hace siete meses de Ad1untas, ha.
biendosele escrito diversas veces sin resultado.
Nuestro colega La BRUJA reproduce ints-
gro nuestro articVlo Ella amenasa. 81 enano
de Ia venta encaramado en- las columns del
GHeraldS
Agradecemos la distinction.
Sc dice que no Sc ha admltido Ia renupcla
al alcalde de MayagGez, don Bias Nadal, nj
q los conceiales del syuntamiento que tamben
Ia presentaron.
Sc han dado principle los trabaios de Ia
carretera de Mannabo
Falta hacia los braceros de aquela CO.
marca.
A una de las senoritas que conclrri6 ano-
che la velada lfrico.literaria que tuv0 efecto
en- los salones del ayuntsmiento, se le extra
vic una pulsera de orc, con esta inscription en-
letras negrss J de relieve: RecuerdO. FL que
Ia entregue en- estas ofciuss sera grati6cado
Hoy las doce media, hlzo So entrada
en- esta ciudad el battalion puerto-rlquefo de
infanterfa montada, que estuvo en- la Capital
hoy hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar &
nuestro buen amigo el doctor don Jose Barre
ras Psdr6, de Juncos.
lie reiteramos ell testimonio de nuestra
consideration mas afeetuosa.
En estos dias Sc envIaron mas de cien vo.
ihmenes La colonis de Ieprosos, donde se TO-
menta una biblloteca para distraction de los
asilados allf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-29
FARMAcIA PEREZ AVlLES
ArecibO, Puerto Rico. PIs

ArecibO, Puerto Rico Plaza PRINCIPAL.
La antigua acreaa farmaCa u6 del Perez Frele s
hoy pop del Lcdo Manuel Perez Av quen ha restaurado
cOnvenentemente urd pOr complete la aura de las prmerss
E case en- la sla.
despacho las formulas es cargo intelligence personal
bajo la Immediate direction del Perez Aviles
I'm este esbmento umos pro-
duco quImicos inventados aphcados q Ia teraputca
Los prOducOs de est han dO pemiad meaa de
plata Exposcion sxtranjeras
Precos baratsmos.
ssA PArsx don Pedro Rios estan sncsQadoa del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-29
Ga1er1a FOtOgraf1ca
De RAFAEL COLORADO D ASSAY.
SAN JOSE IL, ALTOS DE LA <MCLITA~
SAN JOSE u, ALTOS DE LA xMCLITAY

Este estahmentO FOog
de granas tabsjo tal proeedmeno
otograh ampaci0ne repOucconeS
1ncuso el naura cupo lG1n
vedad Pap nteratle abs ue
dco; el mejor entire No
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-29
DR.. Fernando Gonzalez

M6cO cruano de cutad de Santiago de Compose amos
de practica la sla. .sa +.a,
SU ALlNTCA :-.Cale xMayon Ciguas, Puerto Rico "
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4eu1znSiHsa5s- -Rla1a Principal 81 eazpasS 3
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
John Nielsen 81, 245 Perry street, and Cath
crime McManus. 81, 245 Perry street.
Guy d. Young. n, Sonora. and Josephine Ar
thur, 26, Eureka.
Charles A. Kelm, 25 1914 Twenty-flfth street,
and Leonie A. C. Jagow, p, 1914 Twenty-fifth.
Peter A, Ryan. 81. Redwood City. and Julia
John M Rhodes, &c. 11os Valencia street. and
Josephine L. Bowen, SO. Elizabeth street.
James F. Cunningham 80, 241o Folsom street,
and Lille L. Johnston. Is g. Ransch street
Matthew J. Timmins. 25 523 Folsom street,
and Mary Redmond, IT, 616 Second street
Sidney G; Partridge. A. kyoto. Japan. and
Carl "A. Strobel. 27, Sacramento. and Maud
MaxfAd, q, Sacramento.
Ernest A. Lackmann, 20, SIG California street,
and Eugene Coursinoux e. 79sB Pine street.
Alexander Cokales. SO. 502 Valencia street,
and Agnes Brennan 20, SOP Valencia street.
James S. Sitton. 50, Elsinore, and Susie D.
Webb, 40, city.
Arthur S. Daudistel, q, 1918 Mission street,
and Louise Roth, 20 1926 Howard street.
Ernest w Arnold "a, "a Belvedere street, and
Sadie ]. Madsen. H. 81 Belvedere street.
Rudolph Skoellin, IS. 4543 Eighteenth street,
and Mika Kahle, 81, 4543 Eighteenth street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-21
SPRING VALLEY
ANSWERS REED
Tells Why Lobos Creek
Was Abandoned for
a Time.

Chief Engineer Schussler of the Spring
Valley Water Works has prepared COM
munication to the Board of Supervisors
in which reply is made to the allegations
of Supervisor Reed that the company is
furnishing contaminated water from
Lobos Creek, a source, 1t was alleged,
that had previously been abandoned be-
cause of contamination.
Denial is made of all of the charges.
The use of Lobos Creek water was dis
continued, 1t is explained, on March 10,
$685. because a landslide carried into the
sea a large part Of the company's dume
on the Preside reservation. AS the land
slide kept moving 1t was impossible to
rebuild the fiume, and the Government.
after extended negotiations, refused to
lease a site for a pumping plant. Recent
ly the company succeeded in purchasing
a tract of land from private parties on
the south side of Lobos creek, near the
sea, and in leasing a right of way for a
road and pipeline connecting the tract
with Lake street. A pumping plant was
accordingly erected, a force pipe laid, and
the Lobos Creek water again connected
with the city pipe system.
To demonstrate that the company is
not in straits to furnish the municipality
with water Of any kind, Mr.. Schussler
ervoirs S,693, 900 900 gallons of water and
an additional supply of running water of
100000 gallons daily, and that the aver
gallons daily. The company proposes to
increase the running water supply by
5000 900 gallons per day. Mr. Schussler
asserts that additional water resources in
the country surrounding San Francisco
Bay can be developed for the require
ments of fully five times the present
population.
In reply to the charge that Lobos Creek
water is contaminated, a archaeological
analysis. of it by S. NJ. Mouser and a
chemical analysis by e. w. Hilgard, and
for comparison q chemical analysis also
of Golden Gate Park water, are append
ed. The meteorological report by Mouser
is as follows:
c. w. Howard, President Spring Valley
Water Company-Dear Sir In compliance with
your request I have made a bacterologlcal
analysis of the water of Lobos Creek and find
1t of good quality, containing but one hundred
and twenty micro-orga nisms to the cubic CEN
timeter, which is far within the limit for water
for domestic purposes. None of these organ
isms are disease producers. Respectfully sub
mitted. S. M MOUSER
San Francisco, April IL. 1901.
Professor Hilgard says, under date Of
September 2, 1901:
This water is far within the limits for potable
water in all respects, although the nitrate5 are
somewhat high, doubtless in consequence of the
civilization of the ''aburninoid ammonia" But
the absence OF any considerable amour, of
chlcrin negatives the suggestion of sewage
contamination as the original source
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-21
READ ARRESTED FOR
EMBEZZLING FUNDS
Complaint Sworn to by President
McCallum of the Harness
makers, Union

Walter R. Read, secretary and treas
urer of the Harness-makers' Union, was
arrested yesterday afternoon on a war
rant charging him with felony embezzle-
ment The complaint was sworn to be-
fore Judge Cabaniss by R. H. McCallum,
1146 Howard street, president of the union.
The amount alleged 10 have been embez-
zled by Read is $50 20.
Read had been missing for about a week
and at a meeting of the union last Satur-
day night a committee was appointed TO
expert his books. 1t was supposed that he
had appropriated sick benefit funds to his
own use and the result Of the committees
labors was shown in the issuance Of the
warrant. Read was found at his home.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-21
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published
BORN.
GUGEL-In this city. November II, 1901, to the
wife Of Fred Gugel, a daughter.
HAWLEY-In this city, November II, 1901 to
the wife of T. w. Hawley, son.
NEWMAN-In this city, November IS, 1901, to
the wife of N. D. Newman, daughter.
PFARRER-In this city, November Is, 1901. to
the wife of Charles Theo. Pfarrer, a daugh-
ter.
PHILIPS-In this city, November 16, 1901 to
the wife of Charles E PHILIPS, son.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-21
Rio de Janeiro Libel Case.

In the libel suit of Catherine Brady
and others, Judith Smith and others
VS.. F. w. Jordan and the Board
of Pilot Commissioners, United States
District Judge de Haven allowed
the petitioners ten days time In
which to file an amended complaint The
suit was brought by Mrs. Brady and Mrs.
Smith, widows and minor children, to re-
cover 100000 for deaths caused by the
sinking of the steamer Rio de Janeiro
February 20. The complaint alleges that
the wreck was caused by the negligence
of Pilot Jordan in attempting to steer the
vessel into the harbor during the prevail
ence of dense fog.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-21
The Caldarella Feud.

Mike and George Caldarella and George
Orlando, their brother-in-law, charged
with assault to murder, appeared before
Judge Cabaniss yesterday. The case was
&C Etinued till next Wednesday afternoon.
Felipe Caldarella, who was supposed to
have been fatally shot by his nephew
George, is recovering and has been taken
from the Receiving Hospital to his home.
A. Mangini, who commenced the shoot
ing, has not yet been arrested.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-21
REAL EsrArE-cETf-FoR sAag.

Il MONTGOMERY ST.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
To be held ct our salesrocm MONDAY. No
Yenber IS, 1901 at y o'clock noon.
REFEREE SALE.
i ne following two properties to be offered
by order Of Gustave H. Gmbsen. Sole Referee
Subject TO confirmation by the court
80 to si1s Moss St. bet. 9Th and 7th and
Howard and Folsom; substantial improve
ments consist Of 6 tenements of and rooms
eaeh- Rents $40 per month Lot 4SxSO,
4S7S 24th St, southeast corner Hoffman ave-
Cottage of rooms with stable. Lot 65x1oO-
Two building lots adjoining, sOx1Oo each.
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
Ills and lllS1s Fell St., north line. near Scott
St; two weli-built bay-window fats of and 9
rooms and bath each. Rents $50 per month;
brick foundation. etc Ban; mortgage OF $500
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE.
1902 Green St. north line. near Laguna st. !;
s rooms and bath; rent $50 per month"; brick
foundation. etc; cash above mortgage of $500.
CHOICE HOWARD-STREET CORNER
250l-24O3 Howard st. and 3S77-S379 Goth st.,
southeast corner Howard and 10th: sple1did
basement ard flats of 4. s, 6 and rooms.
bath each; the owner spared expense in the
conjunction Of these improvements; rents Sl03
per month. Lot 35x122:6.
TRUSTEE SALE.
The five following properties belonging to
the trust created by the late Charles Hubert
by order of r. Behlow, trustee.
No. 1.
Eureka St, east line, about 1co feet south OF
eth st. Building lot S7x125.
No. 2.
Southwest corner Noe and Alvarado sts
be-. 22d and 2Sd; corner lot 2G:ex105 and 8 in
side lots 25xll4 each
Northwest corner Douglass and Valley SITS.
Lot 50:l0xlN.
No. 4.
Anderson st, west line, bet Eugenia and
Powhattan. Lot 2S7; gift map No. l.
No. 8.
Folger ave. north line, Bay ST. Lots
50 and s., Villa Homestead Association Berke-
ley Township, Alameda County.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE.
The following three properties must be sold
bv order Of the administrator to close the
estates of P. Oconnor and Thomas Lyon.
Subject TO confirmation by the court.
No. l.
Lots Ii. IA, Is. ls II, Is. 1e and 90 in block
IS City Land Association.
Lot g. in block Is, College Homestead Asso-
citation.
No. g.
Southeast corner Sanchez and 18th SITS. Lot
57xlO5
For further particulars apply to
G. H. UMBSEN & CO..
IA Montgomery street