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Count Falcon
of the Eyrie
book contains The Constitution of tie United
States deliberately indexed.
Books Received.

History Of the German Struggle for Liberty
Vol III Poultney Blgelow. tHarpersJ
"Sidellghts on the Court Of France" Lieut.. Col
Andrew C. p. Haggard. ID. S. o. az. p. Dutton
& Coz
"rodden Field: Tragedy" Alfred Austin.
(HarpersJ
Two Prisoners" Thomas Nelson Page. (R
H. Russellj
Mr.. Chupcs and Miss Jenny Enc Bignell.
Crhe Baker q Taylor Company
Along Four Footed Trails" Ruth A. Cook
(James Pou & Coz
The Career of Mrs. Osborne" Carleton Mile
cete. tThe Smart Set Publishing Coz
One: Song OF the Ages Eocha May, a.
s. ogilvie Publishing Company
The Dutch Founding OF New York" Thomas
A. Janvlcr. (HarpcrsJ
The Harvestcrs.' Aubrey Lanston. tR. II.
Russell)
"A Kidnapped Colony" Mary Raymond Ship
man Andrews uIarpersJ
THE Clark Of Coin" Harry Lindsay. (Flemlne
II. Rcvcll Company
Orchard Land" Robert W. Chambers.
(HarpcrsJ
Tho Alien Immigrant" Major W. Evans
Gordon. NJ. P william Heinemann; Charles
Scribner's SonsJ
Shooting Country Life Library of Sport.
Two vols. Edited by Horace G. Hutchinson.
Country Life; Charles Scribner's SonsJ
II,
Imported by Charles Sorlbners SonsJ
The Poultry Book. Part "" Harrison Weir
edited by Willis Grant johnson. DOUBLEDAY,
Page q Coz
admiral Porter" James Russell Solely. Ap-
plctonsl
The Spirit Father" Mrs Mary Mann (M.A
Donohue Co. ChicagoJ
The City OF Is and Other Poems" Frederick
Milton Willis. Mercury Press, San Franciscan
DR.. j. C. oConnel t'rhe Trade Unlonlst Press
washngtonl
Oriental America and Its Problems" Theo
dore W. Noyes. Judd Detweiler. wash!ngton1
Things Fundamental" Charles Edward Jet
The Present Problems of New Testament Study
william Bancroft Hill, Edwin S. GorhamJ
af prfs aoS Gsorge w ns9 & the
"old Tfsiamsnt Hl sy. Henry Preserved
sponsors The Faehe. 9ueene. Book l." Edited
by George Armstrong Wauchope, Pm. b. Mac.
The House OF scIeucus." 2 vols Edwyn
Robert Bevan, A, N. Edward Arnold Long
mas "a history Of Greece" Seventh edition. c.
W. G. oman. (iongm ans, Green 4 Col -
The Tail Of the Peacock" Isabel savory.
""Vocai and Literary Interpretation OF the Bible
The Black chanter" Nmmo Christie. Mae
"Recent Literature on Interest" Eugene V.
BShm Bawrrk. (MacmiilansJ
Memories Of Napoleon Bonapanc" r. de
Bourzlenne. (Frederick A.. Stokes Company
The Young Woman In Modern Life" beverly
Warner. d. u, lDoddI Mead 4 Coz
The Black Shilling Amelia u. Barr. tDodd.
Barb. o, Grand Bayou" John o,enAAm.
(DOdd, Mead 4 Coz
The Golden Fetch" Eden PhilIpotta. tDodd,
Homes and Their Decoration LILLE Hsmr.
ton French. (Dodd. Mead 4 CO..
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CABINET MEETING.
Vniy Two Members Prcsent--The Postal
Scandals Discussed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. AT the Cabinet
meeting this morning only Postmaster Gen
eral Payne and Secretary Wilson were with
the President, There was a discussion Of
routine matters and the postal scandals
were considered at some length.
The only matter made public was state
mhent that the ranking privilege which has
Deem enjoyed by Porto Rico officers in COM
no longer be permtt ed as Porto Rico is not
territory of the Union. The ranking
privilege was recently taken from officers
OF the District of Columbia for the same
reason, and this action served an precedent
for Porto Rico
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ARMY COURT-MARTIAL CASES.
The President Approves the Sentences OF
Lieuts. Murtaugh, Rucker and Foley.


WASHINGTON Oct. 2.-President Roose-
welt to-day acted upon four court martial
cases presented to his attention by Acting
Secretary Of War Oliver. In the case Of
Lieut.. Thomas E. Murtaugh Of the Nine
teenth Company Of Coast Artillery, who
was tried at Columbus Barracks. N. Y,
on charge Of embezzlement, and sem
years imprisonment the sentence has been
approved by the President.
The sentence of dismissal and imprison-
ment Of one year imposed by a court martial
upon Lieut.. Rucker Of the Philippine scouts.
because he could not account for tho dis
appearance of money intrusted to his care.
has also been approved.
Executive clemency was asked for in the
case OF Lieut.. Hamilton Foley of the Fifth
Cavalry, whose trouble was due to nom
payment of debts, but as the sentence
was only dismissal from the service, Presi-
dent Roosevelt allowed 1t to stand.
In the case of Lieut.. Louis Mel. Hamil-
ton. Fourteenth Infantry. who became
intoxicated and addressed remarks to his
senior officers which called for his trial on
charge Of conduct unbecoming an officer
and a gentleman, the Pres ident decided that
II Lieut.. Hamilton made public apology
for his conduct, the sentence OF dismissal
from the army would be RENTED, and the
officer would bn further punished by loss
of l18 files in rank.
The Pr.iden has deferred cons liberation
Of tho case Of Lieut.. Knute Knudson, until
he can hear Senator Spocner in the officers
behalf. Lieut.. Kuuds on was implicated in
certain Irregularities Of commi.sarv and
other accounts while en- d,ty in Alaska.
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THE MONOCACY SOLD.
"nr Old Slde.WhceI Gunb0at Purchased
BY . Japanese for Sll,01S.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The Navy Depart
ment was informed this morning Of
.!e sale by Rear Admiral Evans OF the old
honocaoy. which has been on the Asiatic
station since 1869. Tho Monocacy WAS a
wheel gunboat OF $40 tons displace-
nent and was built with an iron hull. She
nas been for sale for some time and Admiral
Evans cabled this morning that he had ac-
cepted Japanese offer Of 81 ,s?5 for the
mp This is a much larger amount than 1t
was hoped to realize. Il will be paid In
k9 9R and one OF the oldest ships Of the navy
Will Esiss into foreign hands.
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Report on Cruiser Cieveland's Trial.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-The Navy Depart
ment received to-day the report of the
b ,ard Of inspection and survey which re-
Gently conducted the preliminary trial OF
the cruiser Cleveland. OH the coast Of Maine
Tie board reports that tho Cleveland made
an average speed OF 16.4506 knots and that
the seagoing qualities Of the vessel are ex-
cellent. The board criticised the use Of
tusboats and torpedo boat destroyers as
stsksboats, - they are unsteady ct their
anchors.
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Army and Navy Orders

WARRINGTON. Oct. These army orders were
Issued to day:
Major Ira MncEutt. Ordnance Department. to
Fort Milcy on Inspection OF armament,
Major Carroll A. Devol QAAytermas'cr, TO
Seattle on Inspection Of army transport Dix.
Capt. Daniel r. Aneium. y. s. A., detailed a.
professor Of military science and tactic. ct De La
Sale Institute, New York city.
Capt. william F. cresry Piymrster 10 San
Francisco.
Capt, James r. brett, Y. S. A.. detailed a. pro-
lessor az Oklahoma Military Institute. Oklahoma
city,
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Hear Admiral l.. kempn, from duty as com
mandant Of Pacific Naval district. San Francisco.
to home and walt orders.
Commander G. r; nccs, TO Narragansct. Day for
Instruction At Naval War College.
Major Gen. c Hcyyoot, placed on retired list
of Marine Corps from Oct. .,
the MINI eapolis as feet surgeon Of the Atlantic
training squadron.
Assistant Surgeon r. " Began, 70 duty with nrss
torpedo hotilIa On board The ChAQn0ey.
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The Negro
Problem
Nurse NOrah

Funnier than policeman Flynn
That Elliott Flower is humorist
OF the first order no one who reads
Ills new book can deny.
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Fer Dsys anl Ysans AsI ~. a.
the WEST SIDE SCHOOL,

zSaI nHVADWAI (50TH STkEEN.
Pr1mAry 70 college. Fourteenth year opens OCT,
~; New management Increased faculty. Sps-
cial attention 70 tho individual boy, Excurslons
ana cross country tramps feature; gymnasium.
Tel. 1900 Riverside. For catalogue. address
LITTLE and BEEMAN, Principals.
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HUGH 9. PENTEcoST. Lyric Hail, 72s 9Th Ave-,
EsaI - Street-Sunday. 81 II A. n. The Coed
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CHRIST CHURCH. Broadway and list ST.
Rev. George Alexander Strong. Rector. The
Church will be reopened The Rector will oHhcists.
Services s A. NJ, II A. n. sP. N. All welcome
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17
THE WILCOX SHORTAGE
NOT HITHERTO REPORTED
It Did Not Figure in Wright Indictment deputy
Auditor Meyers Says Grand Jury Didn't
Investigate.--Who Is Responsible?

The Senate committee engaged investigation of the
shortages the office of Public Works and of the
Wilcox matter being prepared Senator Paris chairman the
Committee Public Expenditures which the item of
$85 for reimbursement of the road boards who suffered from
the irregularities in the Department So
Supt Cooper stated yesterday that the shortage reported
and he under the it item for
which H. Wright had been indicted and acquitted Former Deputy
board funds Indictment but
in which Wilcox concerned The evidence
which the indictment drawn given by Deputy Auditor Meyers
conducted the Investigations for the Territory Auditor Meyers
the NOT INCLUDED in the Wright ndc
and had not been presented to the grand jury
"Te shortage for which Wright indicted and acquitted
general shortage in the office of chief clerk said Mr. Meyers
"hen there this item of $233S5 which transaction that
Cas Wilcox the dbursng and B. H. Wright the
fund with which Wright had anything to do
and should have been sent to the road boards by Wilcox Wilcox
said that the had been turned Wright but the item was
included in the presentation the grand jury"
the number of six of which the shortage
paid the Territory and said that the short
which the be held responsible
according Registrar apai cashed at the First
Treasury Department would indicate that
the ced after Wright had lett the Office
but this explained by the fact that often held for
funds them the regular
business the the bank in the Chinese fund beng
used being held in the meantime as cash.
B. H. Wright yesterday refused to make statement
with the Wilcox matter only say that he knew nothing
anything said Wright as he shook his
whether he had borrowed the
money The u. which Wilcox said to hold which
the but Wilcox claims he was told
by Wright he could keep the ST. 800 warrants turned
over him in August.
Chief Clerk c. White asked make correction of statement
attributed to Sundays Advertiser He did not say that was
question veracy" between Wilcox and Wright but question
hity
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MAKE PLANS FOR
Ill III
Nsi'sNS LesNS ~ f-=.9g--
TERRITORIAL FAIR:

Plans being urged for the creation of sentiment which will
together the which would be accommodated by the
providing for Territorial Agricultural Horticultural and Stock FAR
provision exhibition and perhaps OF racing
a the time.
The Association has taken up the matter and COM
mttee one person Secretary Helm has had interviews with
of the associations The idea to have such combination
will permit the making kapoani Park into fair
ground, with the needed payilons and stands ~
The subject presented to many members OF the Jockey eo
last evening further there
for the transaction of business meeting be held Monday
week will take the subject and committee VIII go INTO
the subject at length 't-'-,
The Live Stock ready consider tar as yet owing
absence of sufficient high class stock bat this Will be rened
in year or So The matter probably viii the Legislature very
that there be provision made Tor the faif nus year
E'3oF 70 1.Aq aast drJ % a2lYAd II DIET
VOC jog uioG-asb ,.A, .., 80, go.
hna aLnca
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A GREAT DAY FOR
EXPLANATIONS

bers of this House, then. charge me
! with shielding him? Has the Secretary
the right to permit a self-confossed de-
faulter to escape? Why Is there not a
proper officer, whose business 1t Is to
examine the accounts OF officers. 3nd
not permit them to go away without
such examination? Is II not through
the neglect of the officials that Gefal-
cations occur? And yet they come TO
the people and ask for money to bring
defaulters back. I was not sent here
to sidetrack honest legislation. nor to
shield the Treasurer, but to represent
the people
SAYS HE WAS SLANDERED.
perhaps $1,000 is small sum to
moneyed men. To me 1t is consider
able amount. But If Taylor Is really
insane, it would be waste of money
to bring him back. 1 only speak on
this item because of the charges .nada
against me- What shall be done col
return to me my good name? Even
though I may have but a few years to-
live, l should not be slandered in my
old age. 1t was not my influence that
rejected this item. 1t was the good will
Of the people who stood with me. Now
I hear that the Attorney General has
sent letter after his agent sent toI
bring Taylor back saying he cannot
pay the expenses out of his own pocket,
having also learned that the man Is
insane, I still strongly object to this
appropriation. I do not myself charged
that the man is insane. The news
papers say So AS a representative of
the Island of Kauai 1 am here to do
what is right and just, and will con-
s,,,sA 10, tl,,t
fall" ~
BECKLEY APPEALS TO HA-
WAIIANS.
Beckley asked Gandall If he was free
to vote on the appropriation of money
that might be used to secure the return
of his sonin-law, Wright. also fugi
tive, and spoke at some length in sup
port of the item. He said in conclu-
sion, that the Observation-Disclosures
Were on trial before the world. There
are elements in this country that want
to have the franchise limited" he said.
as to the representation of Hawaiian
Americans in this House. We have had
evidence of this, in the papers here.
during the past two years. We are In
the majority here, we Hawaiian-Amer-
cans, and upon the majority rests the
responsibility. In the interest OF right
and Justice, gentlemen, l appeal to you
to pass this item appropriating money
to secure the return of fugitives from
Justice"
The committee then rose and reported
progress, and after the passage of
resolution providing for the appoint
ment of a committee OF seven. one from
each of the Islands of Hawaii. Maui
and Kauai and four from Oahu, to
take up the consideration of the Long
municipal bill, the House adjourned
until 10 o'clock this morning.
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IS
ACQUITTED

w. O. Crowell. former deputy sheriff
for Kauai, was acquitted by jury be-
fore Judge Hardy of having embezzled
government funds. The defendant
testified on the stand that the money
he was alleged to have taken was used
In the business of the police office for
pay of informers and other expenses
e. A. Douthitt defended.
The Wright case. went over for the
term. Wright. who is brother of the
missing treasurer, is out on bail.
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THIS IS THE SEASON when death
stalks through the land In the form of
pneumonia. The surest defense against
this disease is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t always cures and cures
quickly. All druggists and dealers sell
1t. Benson. Smith & Co.. Ltd. agents
for Hawaii Territory,
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IN THE SENATE

Senator Paris presented petition
from Kau residents asking for an APP
preparation for school houses and
bridges.
Senator Kaiue presented a petition
from Maui residents asking S24OO road
appropriation. -,l
BROWN EXPLAINS INSPECTOR.
Senator Cecil Brown arose to ques-
ton of personal privilege to answer an
editorial statement in the Monday Ad-
vertiser relative to the striking out of
an item for electrical inspector in the
appropriation bill.
II rise to question of privilege"
said the Senator, relative to an edi-
torial statement in the morning Adver-
tiser that the appropriation for the
pay of the electrical inspector which
has been stricken out was inspired by
the Mutual Telephone Co. I wish to say
that the. Mutual Telephone Company
knew nothing of 1t and had nothing
whatever to do with it. The company
knew nothing of my intended action,
and my only object was that the cleo
trical engineer in the valley had plenty
of time to do the work / do not like
~ now my ino''e n'pusneu because
1920 ~ ~ az ole " Nv. MILL, u.ua'
go Nv So mp up.
thrown Of tbis Senote Eurtber T no
leve that there should be such an In
spector but if the money can be saved
it should be saved and the electrical
engineer should do that work"
ncANDIE Se SpEAKS
-. 81, 49, H.. ,,a =.
r,,l mn IN wa. anp'a e, ~
i''o"5' Us asi.i'Is ~ NY aei ~ .'v
so,,'' s, .'o' W. ,n.9 .,r, 'n'ns,
will show that stated INV position very
clearly and that it was not because /
was against an electrical inspector but
that the electrical engineer already en-
pluyed by the government could do the
work.
81 have learned since that the man
in the valley has plenty of time to do
this work-tfiere may be days OF bad
weather when 1t would not be possible.
hut generally he mas ample tfne Tor II.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17
FIRST NATIONAL
WILL PAY CLAIMS

w. G. Cooper. cashier of the First
National Bank, is in receipt of a cable
gram from the Treasury Department
to the effect that the fire claims money
will be paid through that bank. The
money will be brought here by spe-
cial bonded agent. but the First Ma
tional will act as disbursing agent.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17
The Panama Canal Treaty.

WASHINGTON Mar. I6ln the Senate the
absolute control of the Panama Canal the United States
defeated Ratification of the treaty will probably be had
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17
Afternoon Dispatches From Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. March 10. Preliminary voting
amendments to the Panama Canal interesting features
toas session of the Senate Senator Mogans
can that the shall vadate the Spooner
the of the Canal perpeuty refusal lease another
and providing for the submission of the France
all defeated by decisive Every indication points the
ratification of the treaty by good margin
NANTUCKET, Mass, March 10 The freight Park
Gate loaded with Cuban for Boston, ashore the Nantucket
shoals.
PANAMA, March 16Tl,e Republics of Salvador and Guatemala
SAN FRANCISCO Call March 10 Hearing in the suit against
commenced today The railroad charged with charging excessive
and discriminating its shipments The trial
promises to be long
MADRID Spain March I6Tax riots through the city have
required by the police and military Several rioters
killed by the troops.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March I6The flood situation along the
Mississippi growing much serious Breaks the evees have
occurred below the city. -gu.a.
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The Presidents Itinerary.

WASHINGTON, Mar y President Roosevelt
trip April and June He will San Francisco
May and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17

W. r. Castle. Jr., has been appointed
as instructor in the department of En-
glish literature at Harvard College and
will leave soon to take up his work.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17
CoIIided in a Fog.

VANCOUVER Mar 16-In fog collision between the
City of Seattle and the British bark Bankegh the latter received
$4,000 damage.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17
Strikers Make Trouble.

KESWCK, Cal, Mar. 10 There clash today between
deputies strikers work of dssuang
for the iron mines Two strikers got their skulls fractured
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17
Tod Sloan Wins.

MONTE CARLO, Mar 10. Tod Sloan, the American jockey,
has won the grand prize in the pigeon shoot
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17
Revolution in Uruguay.

MONTEVIDEO, Mar 10 There revolution in three prov
inces of Uruguay.
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The British bark Bankegh Capt Evans is vessel of
and had just arrived from Liverpool The City of Seattle
vessel of commanded by Captain Jansen and between
Seattle and Alaskan ports.
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MISSISSIPPI FLOOD
OVER THE LEyEE.
The President Will Be in San Fran.
cisco for Three Days
In April.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oAsLEaRAMs.)

MEMPHIS Mar l6The Mississippi river pouring
evee i'll Arkansas Untold damage is feared
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17
NEGRO VOODOO \
KILLS WOMEN
FOR INSURANCE
Cured Domestic InfeIicity in Thirty
Four Cases by Giving the
Wives a Dose of Arsenic.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oABLEaRAnso

PHILADELPHIA Pa, March 15.-By the of Hassey
negro today been
the most atrocious crimes
The charge against the negro that during the of his
ons covering he has murdered hryour The
each securing of the upon the lives
the by their husbands he seeking couples where the in
felicity of their married life made possible for him persuade the
to employ him to commit the murder.
The police say that Massey charged $loo for dsposng of
under these circumstances.
PUEBLO Col March 15-Naked robbers held the crowds
gathered in down the dinner hour today. Two
shot when they edeavored assistance
fatally.
SAN FRANCISCO March 15.t is announced that the Great
will Seattle down the Coast by of
The been fixed but
reported follow rather
valleys.
CARACAS March 15-The government troops have recaptued
Coropano hard fighting The rebels forced
leaving many dead Sixye prisoners
captured by the government forces.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17
Cup Defenders Name.

NEW YORK, Mar. 10 The cup defender is the
Reliance.
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MADRID Spain, March I6--Tax riots through
required vigorous by the police and military
were killed by the troops
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NEW ORLEANS, La. March I6The flood situation along the
Mississippi growing much serious Breaks in the leves have
below the city. I'M ..
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PANAMA. March I6The Republics of Salvador and Guatema
have agreed submit their differences peaceful arbitration
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NANTUCKET, Mass March 10 The freight Park
tate loaded with Cuban sugar for Boston, ashore the Nantucket
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-17

.lfw a. I'll. f@}eEa
.gViop 10 s.Aq .aaaE
L9s .Jog iuioG 7aa ;
t-sTs bng Sod slaimaas
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
s. NJ. DODGE & SON.
11eo BROADWAY.

s. NJ. DODGE & SON.
116o BROADWAY
HERE ARE MEAGER DESCRIPTIONS OF
SEVERAL PLACES SELECTED FROM OUR
LIST:
$1T00-Cottage. rooms bath: back porch
inclosed; lot 27x127; chicken yard fences and
outbuildings: near Telegraph ave. and new fer
ry line to San Francisco.
S1700-Near Market st. station: cottage of X
rooms lot worth $50 per foot for any purpose
this is offered Mt this reduced price to sell it
at once Investigate
S26O0-Modern and up to date two-story
house of rooms and bath: lot 34x1O0 barn
and small chicken house and room for drive
way; lawn; cement walks: vacant now but
would rent for $50 per month on a moment s
notice: can be secured on easy terms.
S14O0-Cozy cottage of 4 large rooms and
bath: high basement: lot 36x119 plenty of sun
on Echo ave; one block east of Piedmont
school and cars.
$3OOO-A bargain; a well built and comfort
able 2-story house of and bath lot
Al 6x1O2: cement walk and driveway around
the house: Willow st. near Ninth; near local
train station
S345O~New 2-story house of rooms and
bath. gas and electric lights: lot 50x100; on
Thirty-th.rd st. near West; near ferry line
station TO San Francisco.
S10O0-40x125: northeast corner on Piedmont
5000 for lot 40x125. adjoining corner; the
new ferry line train will stop near this corner.
S. NJ. DODGE & SON
1fG0 Broadway.