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AN ORDINANCE
Improved June ID, 1909

(Approved June ID, 1909
10 PERMIT TIiD AMERICAN TOBACCO
z COMPANY 10 CONSTRUCT A SUB.
" WAY " UNDER A ~ TO BRIDGES IsIS
AND MAIN STREETS BETWEEN
+ TWENTY-FoURTH AND TWENTY
FIFTH STREETS, IN THE CITY OBJ
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Be It ordained by the Council OF the city
!. That permission is hereby granted to
The American Tobacco Company to con-
strnet Subway in and s ander the alley
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-lfth Streets.
for the purpose OF connecting the COM
pany's buildings on both sides OF said
alley two bridges, not to exceed ten Q0)
feet In width: said bridges to be nineteen
Ga) feet from the surface Of the alley; and
the said subway and said bridges shall be
with plans now on file In the Engineers
Office, except such minor and immaterial
changes which may be made therein with
z The said company shall replace and
repair so much OF said alley, sewer, gas
and water pipes as may be injured by con,
structing said subway and the said
pair.
9. The said subway and the said bridges
as to location. grade. manner and material
approval of the City Engineer.
{. Said permission Is granted subject to
the condition that The American Tobacco
Company shall indemnify. reimburse and
save harmless the city OF Richmond from
any charge, damage or cost that the said
city may be liable to pay by reason Of any
person being injured In any way. in per-
son or property, by reason OF the con-
struction Of the sa Id subway and the said
city, for the privilege hereby granted.
sum equal to six cents per square foot
for the space occupied by the said struct-
ures under and over the said alley, upon
the same terms and conditions. and coll
lectible IN the same way as the rental for
the privilege of erecting and maintaining
areas In the streets OF the city of Rich
mond.
s. The permission hereby granted shall
ct all times be subject to any amendment
shall be subject to all ordinances now in
force or which may hereafter be adopted
as to the streets of the city OF Richmond.
6. Upon the revocation OF the permission
said company. at Its own expense, to i'm
medlately have the entire subway prop
erty filled and the said bridges removed.
and that part OF the alley affected by the
filling Of the said subway or removal OF
the said bridges put into a condition SINH
time Of said removal.
7. For a failure to conform fully to the
provisions OF this ordinance, or any re-
quirement made hereunder. or any
company shall be liable to fine OF not
less than five ($5OO) dollars nor more than
ona hundred (s100.0O) dollars; each days
failure to be a separate offense.
8. This ordinance shall be in force from
its passage.
Ju 1s-6t City Clerk.
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and full OF good thoughts on the subject,
Teacher" He mentioned as necessary to
success piety, punctuallty, perseverance,
love and common. sense or tact and
knowledge. Seventy-eiBht new scholars
were reported.
The meeting will be held next month
at Corinth on the second Sunday. The
Board OF Directors meet at Btoad-Street
Church the fourth Sunday in this month
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S. Fletcher Dyson.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, June les.
Fletcher Dyson. a prominent local book
merchant, died at his home here this
afternoon, He was the senior member
Of the firm OF 8, F. Dyson s. Bro, and
was tifty-eight years old.
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Rev. John G. Repass.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
WYTHEVILLE. VA. June 15.-Rev.
John c. Repass died last night Mt mid
night at the home OF his son, ex-County
Treasurer J.. Wilton Repass. at Rural
Retreat. In this county. He was seven
ty-three years OF age, and had been In
church for more than fifty years.
He labored all his life In the synod Of
Southwest Virginia. having had charge
ington and Wythe countless. He was one
Of the most powerful and magnetic
preachers In this section In this day.
children. The remains will be buried
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Ju16-5t
To:,aooNoE
Means to Go Again.

To popular Beach Park. Fast trains
Is. M. returning. leaves Beach Park at
1O.a0 r. M. Two special trains on Sum
days. leave at $3.50 FM. Nv andsssa n .tMs
,60c,r gound trip,
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burg; Miss Mary Bowie. OF the Sister
hood: Mrs Christina Mckenzie. OF Bal
timore. She will be buried In st. Aloysius
Church. Baltimore, on Tuesday atter-
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$4,000 BY j, d. CaIneal3 % Bonf n 2. ~
Real Estate Auct1oneersA 4 J III
COMMISSIONERS SALE ~
~ OBJ
A HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AND vpRN
VALUABLE TRACT OF SuBURB5AN
HAND ON BROOK TURNPIKE, y
a SHORT EDISTANCE FROM "a
THE CITY. "

In execution OF q decree Of the Cfrcu1a
Court OF Henr1co, entered May Z, 1889
xs t B. + fuls Me e It a SA " viii SELL b
Auo''0; TIiHWRsDAY. JUNE Is, 1903.
at 6 o'clock p. NJ. that beautiful and deS4
sirable tract Of land containing about e
Brook Turnpike between the McCuG
homestead on the south and the lands
Of the late Major Ginter on the north.l
This land lies we'll has q good frontaga
along ait t' its entire front, and is cut from
side to side by well constructed sewer
Of Of large proportions. the free use OF
which Is guaranteed to this land.
In yeW the 81 s whe
likelihood OF g street railway along its
front In the near. future. and this like
lihood takes on the hue Of certainty in
VIEW The fact that the street railway
early completion of the Lombardy- Street
extension. and. by reason. of all these
circumstances, its adnptabllity for subs
near future into home sites OF reasonable
sizes: this property should engage the
attention Of buyers % ali classics. s
It Vail be sold either as. a whole or Ii
acreage parcels as may seem best at the
time of sale. .}3s, S&
TERNIs-1-4. cash. and the residue on
credits of 8. IL and Is months for notes
& with interest added and title, retained;
or more than Ia or all cash, at the option
= - WIN. j. LEAKD.
Surviving Commissioner.
I certify that the bond required OF the
hand this Sd day Of June; 1908; r,a
III 1s,11 ds. 1A1e,1s, q, 21.2a&26 Clerk :
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Philip II. Johnson.


Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
OLD CHURCH. June 16.-The death Of
Mr.. Philip H johnson occurred near OLD
Church In Hanover county In the early
son was thirty-one years OF age. He
had had consumption for several years
and was a most patient and uncomplatn-
Ing sufferer.
He was much beloved by those who
knew him we'll and was highly respected
by all. His untimely death Ia deeply re-
GREETED by the community in which he
resided. He was laid to rest at Emmanuel
Church
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{ Mrs. Emily o'Neil o'connor.


IBpecIH1 10 IHe IInes-1IspdtCl.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June 10
Oldest ladies. OF this city. died at her rest
dence on High Street last evening In her
scvehty-second year. She had Just re-
Church, OF which she had been q staunch
member all her life. when death over
took her.
Mrs. O'connor, who waa Miss Par
late John ]. O'Connor, for many years a
prominent merchant tailor OF this city.
Tho husbands death occurred four years
ago. Mrs OConnor has resided here
since 1850. The deceased Is survived by a
daughter, Miss Emma O'Connor and a
brother and sister OF Norfolk-Mr, Rob-
ert Parrot and Mrs. Newstead.
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Robert jackson.
Especial to The Times

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch0
K REAAIS, + VA, June l5,-Alr, Robert
Jackson died at his home IN Dinwlddie
county, on Sunday evening and the re-
mains will be laid to rest at sobernade
Church this afternoon. Mr.. Jackson has
been in feeble health for some time. Flo
leaves two brothers and sister.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

(Speclal 70 IHe IlLnes-D1spatch,)
LEESBURG. VA June 15,--Miss Laura
governor Govern r oden Bowie, at Maryland died died
at her residence Saturday night, aged
forty-two years. Three sisters survive
'heE-MisA Harriet QdeR Bowie pr 1.eeaS-
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PeYton II. MaIoneN

Especial to The T1mes-Dlspatch.)
MADfsONvILLD. Va, June 15.-Mr.
Peyton p. Maloney, aged 70 years, died
Saturday morning at his home near AS
penwall He Is survived by his wife and
several children. His remains were laid
to rest at Roanoke Presbyterian Church,
of which he had been a member OF high
standing for years.
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BY N. w. Bowe. Sutton & Co.
and a
Harrison Realty Co.. ~
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION sALp
~ OF THE
HANDSOME. MODERN. DETACHED
BRICK RESIDENCE.
NO. 9l3 PARK. AVENUE,
ON THURSDAY JUNE is. 1908.
AT $50 p. NJ, ON THE PREAIISES
This property. situated as it Is. on the
most desirable block OF beautiful ana
fashionable Park Avenue, presents an eS-
ceptional opportunity for some one 70 ac-
ulire an elegant home In this exclusive
neighborhood The house Is three stories.
containing, twelve or more rooms. { WITH tSi!
every modern improvement. admirably
planned and In perfect condition,
The lot fronts about 80 feet ana runs
back good depth to a wide paved alleys
Too much cannot be said In It's praise
large attendance Is invited and expecteas
for such property Is seldom offered az paps
lie sale, and it will be sold to- the highesu
bidder. For further Information apply 10
either OF the auctiopeers.
TERMS BILE, ana announced al
sale. Inspection OF premises by appoitt
's II. w. BowE. SUTTON & co. 4
HARRISON REALTY ca, .
Iu1s-tda tionsersga
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AUCTION eALEs-FuruRE DAYS.

n u ,s q aeeres Of Max syn 1;
sue. ETC. vs. o 4 Punste ~, Adnin anr
dian vs. u. NJ. Cartwright. ct ais. in the
Circuit Court Of nsnrco county , se the he
PUBIC aq FRfpAY, q J 1gS bf &. iss o
at 5 o'clock P. NJ, the real estate referred
IN the said decree as the farm known sii, as
Richmond, containing 50 5S.1oo acres, be
the same MORE or less a, and lynE on r fhe
improvements on this property consist Of
valuable two-story double brick resi-
dence. containing about ten rooms, be-
is q magnificent one of splendid oaks, ana
t tan sH Of the the Lakeside Eleetrie car Inc.
property, and ali familiar with that Sec
ton know that the roads are IN frst-clas9
condition, and that. It only takes short
e eit 4 Fhe land Is Of good quality, and e
sold BY order Of, the court. ANY infor1nass
by a IE to the auotloneers,
Parties can take Lakeside cars ana Eee
off within short distance Of the he, house ss, !,
three equal instalments. payable at =
and 3 years from date Of sale, BY notes.
with interest, added. and the title e Pc
money has been paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court: or oil in cash. at ting
o's'o HILL MONT GUD, L.
ALLEN g, COLLINS,
BEVERLY T. CRUNiP,
Special Commissionera~
y. B. ELAN e Co.. Auctioneers.
This rs to.certify that the bond IN cha
above styled sui1s a BRo ssfa EYE CLERK
Ju 1a-tda
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Mrs, M, l., TONNES.

(special to The Tines ispateh.)
Maria Louisa Townes died at her home
in this city yesterday, The funeral took
place this afternoon at 9 O'Clock from
st. Pauls Church,
Mrs. Townes was widow OF the late
w. w. Townes, who for many years. be-
fore and during the Civil War, was Mayor
OF Petersburg, In her death Petersburg
has lost a figure whose noble Christian
life has left place not easily filed
Mrs. TONNES leaves a daughter and
four sons--Mrs. William NJ. Willis, Of
centrala, Va; John p. and w. W,
Townes, Of Petersburg; Mr. II, s..
TONNES, of Fort Wayne. Ind. and Mr..
J. T. TONNES, of Chicago,
The funeral took place from st. Pauls
Church, Of which she had been llfe-
George Geo Cameron, Arthur Kyle Davis
Charles NJ. Gillian, William u, thinner,
DR.. j. NJ. Pleasants, 8. M. Green. WILLIAMS
r, Davis, Hon. William NJ. Jones. M, Il.
Cary, Bartlett Roper. Sr.. W. IT. Camp,
James B. Blanks and @. Shepherd.
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Yours in Aud Lang syne,
vN~ryorr ~ ANnrD e 4

President v. NJ. ]. Alumni Association.
"A meeting OF the Richmond Alumni
will be held tomorrow to discuss plans
for attending the commencement. There
are. perhaps. 400 ex-cadets In Richmond,
and 1t Is expected that large number
OF these will attend.
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G. Edward Newman,
Especial to The Times Dispatch J

Special to The Times Dispstch.} q
Edward Newman. OF Edenburg. died this
afternoon at his home after suffering
from Bright's disease Tor the past six
months. He was about forty-nine years
old and Is survived by his wife and two
children, Walter and Carrie Newman.
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Miss Garnett S. Seal.
William A. Peasants.

Mr.. William a.. Peasants, a native and
formerly resident OF this city, died
Mr.. Peasants was an old Richmond boy,
having been born on Church Hill sixty
two years ago.. and second son OF the
late z. c. and Indiana Pleasants.
At the outbreak OF the war he was in
the employ OF the hardware firm Of Van
Lew. Taylor G. Co., which he left to join
the first company Of Richmond Howitzers
whose fortunes he faithfully followed to
the close 55
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Thomas N. Snead.

FORK UNION, VA. June 15.-AIr. Thos.
N. Snead, a well-knoiwn farmer, died
yesterday at his residence. near Holm
head. The funeral was conducted by his
pastor. DR.. G. H. Snead and the inter-
ment was this afternoon in the old
BY his wife and three children, Mr.. Julian
Snead, Mrs. e. E.. Griffin and Miss Susie
snead. His brothers( Mr.. G. F. and John
Peyton Snead and his sister, Mrs. Ella
Thomas, the only survivors OF the old
homo family were all present. G.a-a
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Miss Eayette Grayson,


Especial to The TlmeS-DIspatch)
Fayette Grayson. OF Bland county. dad
yesterday at the homo OF her father. VIII
liam NJ. Williams. at Widemouth. W. Va
She left Bland Friday in good health,
being taken Ill upon arrival at her IA.
TIERS. She was n niece OF Judge Samuel
w. williams. Of Wytheyille. The remains
hurried Tomorrow.
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Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
WINCHESTER. yA... June 15.-Patrtck
n. Reardon. a highly respected citizen.
Saturday night He was fifty.
eight years old. gallant Confederate
soldier and noted for his generosity.
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This rs to-certify that the bona In cha
above styled suits has been given.
J. q. BROADDUS, Clerk. !.
Ju 1a-tds
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-19

Home Cemetery. by IL 80 o'clock train from
Third and Townsend streets
WEBB--In this city. December is, 1908, Chris
topher c. Webb, husband Of the late Har-
riet Louise Webb. beloved father OF Harry.
Howard and Louis Webb, and brother OF
Margaret T. W. Merrill, Eliza ?. Gi66ens
and Georee ". Webb. a native OF Wey-
mouth, Mass, aged so years months ana
IL days
u Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral services
at the hall Of the Society Of California no
neers on Sunday. December 20, lsOS, at
oc clock. Interment private.
wILLIAMS-In this city, December is. 1905,
Elcoh FitAian Williams. a native OF rev
jersey. aged A years months and Il days
Member OF Chicago. Ill, Lodge NO J. B.
p. O. EIks
~ Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
The Masonic Temple. corner pcss ana Mont
eonery streets, under the auspices OF Golden
Gate Lodge No go e and A NJ Inter
nent Mount Olivet Cemetery, BY electric car
from foot Of Market street Remains at the
parlors of the California Undertaking Com
pany 405 Powell street
WOODS-In HaywaTds lDecember is. 1903,
William Woods. beloved husband of Nellie
Woods father Of Nenie and May WOODS,
end brother Of Alex B., Jessie H. Richard
H George, Joseph and Lizzie Woods. Mrs
A V ROGERS. Mrs. Charles Gibbons and
Mrs F. Folores a native of Halfmoon Bay,
Cal. aged 36 years. A member OF PIEDMONT
Parlor No 100 n. S. g. W, and Court Ad-
vocate, A. o. F.
UyFriends and acquaintance are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral sunday
December 20. 1908, at O'Clock from the
Castro streets. Oakland Interment St
Mary's Cemetery
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REAL EsTATE TRANsACTIoNs.

Morris and Emma siminoff to Agathe L. Vii
legIa lot on Sc corner Of Golden Gate avenue
and Franklin street IS by 125; $40.
William a. Field TO Anna G. Field. lot on n
line of Hayes street. 100 w Of Franklin. W p
by n 100: gift
CITY and County OF San Francisco to William
A. and Anna c. Field, lot on n line OF Hayes
street, 120 W Of franklin, W p BY 10;
josephine and William Burgess to Louisa
Reubold. lot line Of Page street, s2;6 Z
of Cough L q IS by y so; $40.
Louisa and Michael Reubold to Josephine
Burgess lot on line of Lily avenue, 50 g E
of Cough street z 27:6 by s 80; $40.
Charles S. Mcguire TO Marion A. Mcguire
(trustee) Alice r. Mcguire and W. Mcguire. lot
on NV corner Hayes and Cough streets. w rs
by n go second party releasing all claim upon
estate of Owen Mcguire; $40.
City and County of San Francisco to A. s.
Baldwin, lot on S line OF Washington street
T0:10 E Of Buchanan. E 80 A BY 100: s..
Edward b. Coombs to Roberto Bianucci lot
on line Of McAllister street. 56:3 W OF Lyon
w % by 100; $40.
Mary A. and Eugene N. Fritz to Andrew F.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Ernest Lang 81 2S21 Mission street. and
Marie c. Lanfranchi %, $50 Ellis street
francesca Nicalizzi, 80 3535 Baker street
and Cesira S. Craviatti, 30 1S1715 Powell ST.
Raymond n. Murphy. %. 1858 Golden Gate
avenue and Anne Fallon 21, 5o3 Van Ness
avenue.
Charles Carroll 21, $40 Grove street. and
Evelyn Valentine, 1S, "a Yerba Buena street
John c. Galindo. %, p Scott place. and Eda
c. Margini, 10. 327 Clementina street
Franklin s. KingsYnod, 81, 100 Hawthorne
street. and Mary Byrnes. %, 100 Hawthorne
Joseph Vonwyl, 2S 2O5 Perry street, and
Ethel Wiliford, 16. 205 Perry street
Tasaburo Nobol Sakabe. 35. $50 Ellis street
and Hide Omichi, Al, Tss Van Ness avenue
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate Of
CHARLES WHITE, deceased-Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned JOHN
FARNHAM as administrator of the estate
of CHARLES WHITE, deceased. to the
creditors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice to the said administrator at the Of
at room T6, Chronicle building, at junction
of Kearny Geary and Market streets, the
same being his place for the transaction of
the business Of the said estate in the City
and County of san Francisco, State Of Cali
70 MA JOHN FARNHAM, administrator of
the estate of CHARLES WHITE. deceased
CARLTON W GREENE, attorney Tor ad
ministrator. rooms 73. 76 and 20. Chronicle
building. Dated at san Francisco, Novem-
ber IS. 1903.
REDEMPTION OF Bonds-Notice is hereby
given that In accordance with the terms OF
the bonds issued by the Nevada County Mar
row Gauge Railroad Company, the directors
determined by lot the numbers to be re-
deemed at Wells, Fargo & Co. Bank, in the
city of san Francisco, Cal, the 2d day
sut Nos 40. 163 IS. 151. which bonds will
be paid in United States gold coin said I'd
day Of January. 1901, upon surrender of same,
with coupons attached. and interest thereon
viii cease from and after that date. +. G..
BEATTY, secretary the Nevada County Mar
row Gauge Railroad Company. office Grass
Valley, Cal, Grass Valley December s. 1903.
1 HAVE sold by butcher shop. 32s Broadway
to A Simi & Co. and will not be responsible
for any bills contracted after this date. A
DELNECCHIO.
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Real EsTATE-CITY-FoR SALE.

REAL DECENTRALIZATION SALE.
20 MONTGOMERY ST.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
sac, T0,0OO-4-story brick building in the center
Of the business district
S25, ,OoO-Fourth 81; stores and hats.
rooms each; rents Sl01: bay WINDOWS
S2l. 5OO-NN estern Addition business corner; ele-
CANT modern improvements consist OF
store and fiatsi 81 :6x56 lO11 promi-
nent streets.
S20. OOO-EIegant modern mansion on Preside
Heights, very sunny; unobstructed ma
rne view: 5Ux134.
S15. .5O0-Rents Sl2s6 per annum: good Mission
business corner. store and hats; large
S14.OO0~Rents $40 per month; close TO How
ard ST.. near lst: store and hotel OF 80
rooms; lot 25NS5.
Sl3. 5OO-Rents S15SO per annum; Powell-st.
business locality; stores and lodging
house; lot 6O-foOt front.
SO, ,OOO-Pr1ce reduced; rents S12S4 per annum;
Grove St; near City Hall
s10,O0O-Rents $500 per annum above taxes
and insurance; near Kearny and Bush
SITS: brick building; a bargain.
S9. .5OO-Reuts S960 per annum Steiner St. 3
modern flats; 29:6xlOO.
IS. .5OO-Rents S73 per month Hayes St, near
L.aguna 3 desirable flats of CT rooms
and bath each and lot u # front
50. 9.OOO-Rents So SO per month: close TO Du-
boce Park: 3 new modern t1ats, 80 rooms
and bath each; substantially built and
elegantly finished.
Sg,llff-heutS sos per month. very low MIS-
sion St: one OF the best business blocks
. stores and > flats: loJ 40 II. front.
S. .5OO-Rents $40 per annum; McAllister st. ;
frontages; houses 90 rooms and bath
each: p :6x12O.
IS 5OO-Renting for s732 per annum (very low);
Hayes Valley; 8 flats; lot = :6xl2O;
froHtages.
IS. s.OOO-Rents 5000 per annum; near 1st and
Folsom sts.; lot 5OX10.
81. 7.OOO-I7th-st corner; lot "a :5xS0; store and
rooms in rear and fiat Of rooms and
bath; rent $50 per month; bay windows
Sc 5OOENice residence rooms and bath.
social hail. etc; 2S:6x90; nice location in
Western Addition
S5.5OO-Rents $40 per annum; Mission warm
belt: , bay-window fats. 90 rooms and
bath each: brick foundation. etc; 25xl25
s.. .I25-Price greatly reduced; corner 50-vara
on Buchanan St: frontages; snap
s45Oo-Nice little home on Pine ST.; 2-story
house. rooms and bath; lot, garden.
s45Oo&Rents $40 per annum: near Taylor
ST. and Broadway; flats and lot 37xSx
s425o-Price greatly reduced; a bargain;
jackson St; % :ex11o; house of Z rooms
81 s0oo@Rents $Sl per month: close to 9th and
Harrison sts.; fats rooms each;
25nSO.
For further particulars of the above, and for
the Real Estate Record. containing Dst a., ol
properties for sale in all parts Of the city IN
4a'i7 Ct G. H UMBsEN q co.
20 Montgomery St,
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers.
DESIRABLE sunny building lots. close to Du-
boce Park. bitumnized street: lots level and
ready 10 build on, a rare chance 10 OBTAIN a
bel5ing admirably situated and close to the
CITY at a very reasonable figure: diagram,
r,rice anI all particulars at our office.
q. II UMBSEN & co,
20 Montgomery St,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-
". A MAGEE. J. MAGEE JR- F. E. MAGEE.
THOMAS NAGEE & SONS
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MONTGOMERY ST
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MARRIED.

HENDERSON McLAGAN--In this city De-
cember II. 1908, by the Rev J. T. Wills,
McLagan, both of San Francisco.
LoUDoN-H -HEW1TT-In this city. December
H. 1908. by the Rev G. A. Bernthal. VIII
liam M Louden of San Francisco and EN-
ma Hewitt of Vallejo
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES

THE Humboldt Savings and Loan Society. IS
Geary St, has declared dividend of 81
per cent per annum deposits free Of
taxes for the term ending December 81 1903.
payable on and after January 2. 1904 W E.
PALMER, cashier.
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BORN.

to the wife of joseph Connolly. a son.
DANIELs-In this city, to the wife OF ShulI
Daniels a son.
GITSHAM--In this city. December 2. 1903. to
the wife of William H. Gitsham, daugh-
ter.
WELsH-In this city, December H. 1908, to
the wife of D. w. Welsh, SON.