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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03

come back to the state court and Mr.,
Oggi will Immediately take charge.
The newly appointed receivel was
seen by representative of The News
yesterday, but he had nothing To say
more than has been printed above.
He stated, however, that if he serv-
ed as receiver, he would bring the af-
fairs Of the road to close as quick
ly as possible.
The people generally will await with
more than usual interest, the decision
OF Judge speer In the matter,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
New BattIeship OreI is on
a Sand Bank in the
NeVa
MAY BE A TOTAL LOSS
Ice Breaker Tramak Has been Sent
from Canstadt to Assist Tugs in
Pulling Her off-other News
from the War.

St. Petersburg, May 2.-The new
Ru sian battleship Orel to which the
Fishing touches are being put, ran
aground on sand bank in the Neva
yesterday AS difficulty is anticipated
in relocating her, the ice breaker Fra
max has been sent from Cronstadt to
assist The tugs i'll pulling her off.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
JUVENILES PLAYED A GAME.
Brunswick Juniors Defeated Moores
by Good Margin.

The boys of the city have been or
ganizing bali teams for the past few
weeks and the drst game was played
yesterday between the Brunswick Jun.
Tors and the Moores, which resulted
in a victory for the former by a score
of II to 5. The two clubs are compos.
ed Of the following youths;
Brunswick Juniors, Arthur Blain,
Mike Brown, Larry Symmcs. Fairchild
Coney, Ernest Fleming, Will Parker,
n, Fleming, Tom Hopkins and E. Ar
mold
Those who represent the Moores
are, Morton Virgins, f. Franklin, Har
ny Symmes, M. Moore, Jake Beach.
B. Royal, Rogowin, STAFF Burney, 0.
Flore
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
ROB
AND MURDER HIM

New Orleans, May 2.-While resist.
ing the attempt of two highwaymen
to rob him, Carl Uuhoven of the steam
ship Alps OF the United States Fruit
Company's line, was murdered on the
leaves early today The murdered man
aged to escape, Uphoven was ma
tive Of Cologne, Germany, aged 35.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
THE RUSSIANS FLED
BACK IN CONFUSION

London, May "A dispatch to The
Central News from Seoul says after
the Japanese charge which resulted in
the occupation of the Russian lines at
Chientien Cheng. the Russians fell
back in confusion. The Japanese the
dispatch continues. have now secured
hold on the Manchurian side of the
Yalu
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
THREE MILLION IN
GOLD TO GO OUT.

New York, May Am engagement
Of a million dollars gold shipment for
Tuesdays steamer was announced to-
day by Goldman Sachs & Co., and
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co, engaging
100000, which, with the $1500o0O an
nounced engaged by ]. P Morgan 4
Co, brings tomorrow's shipment TO
So 100000
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
SPANISH STEAMSHIP SUNK
MANY MEN ARE DROWNED

Falmouth, England May. 2.-The
Spanish steamer Zaphirak-bat sunk off
Sicily Island yesterday evening in col
lision with the British steamer Cresyl.
Thirteen members OF the crew of the
Spanish vessel were drowned. The
Cresyl landed ten mon at this port.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
ATHENS YOUNG MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE.

Athens. Ga, May Fritz Lucas, a
well known young man, shot and
killed himself last night at midnight
at his home few miles from Athens.
He left note telling his mother good
bye, but assigned no cause for the
suicide.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03

The funeral Of Mrs. Elsa Briesenick
occurred Sunday from the Catholic
church, Rev. Father Millet officiating.
A number of friends Of the deceased
and her children, Mrs. Frank Fader
and Oscar Won Beglebeg attended the
services.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
EXAMINATION FOB "NoN-coms.
All Warrant officers of RIfIemen t.
Stand an Examination.

All Warrant Officers OF Hiflemen 10
Stand an Examination.
An examination viii be held in the
Rihemens armory on May II, at which
time all n-commission officers will
be required to 50 through the many
questions.
A nr4ber of privates win also take
the examination, an there are several
vacancies. one for a sargeant's place
and two corporals All members Of
the company who desire can tako the
examination and any new members
who wish to join the company before
that time will be permitted to ccatest
for one ofthe places, II Is understood
that a number Of the priyates will
try for a warrant
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
RUSSIANS ENTRENCHED
ON THE LAO RIVER

Tien Tsn. May 1.-Two hundred
Russians are entrenching themselves
on the Liao river three miles from ST
Mintum, employing Chinese laborers
A Russian detachment is patroing the
railroad line
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
CHANGE IN LUMBER COMPANY
1. NJ. Watson Sewers Connection With
Dexter-H Hunter Company.

IT, N Watson, who, for some time.
has been the local representative Of
the Dexter-Hunter Lumber Company,
has rendered his resignation, which
went into effect yesterday.
Mr. Watsons many friends in this
city will be glad to learn that the
change will not remove him from this
city, as he has decided to enter bus,
inegs for himself and will be engaged
in a general forwarding agency. His
Office and dock will be in the A. c.
l.. yards.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
ONLY TWO CASES WERE TRIED
City Court did Not Handle Much Bus
mess Yesterday

mess Yesterday
Judge Gale convened the city court
in regular May session yesterday morn
ing. but the greater portion of the
lay was spent in organizing the court
IN the afternoon the following cases
were disposed Of
b. Borchardt & Co, VS.. the Georgia
Cooperative Fire Association; suit on
insurance Verdict for plaintiff Cor
$333,14
Ada Nelson vs.. WIN Floyd, tlover.
settled at plaintiffs cost
The court will meet again this morn
ing at s $50 O'Clock and it is expected
that a number OF cases win be dispos'
er of during the day.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
DOUGH MIXERS
OUT ON STRIKE
-%--
Georgia School Superin-
tendents Begin Annual
Session Today
SEVERAL OTHER STRIKES ON
Besides Bakers, Carpenters, Railroad
Workers and Number OF Others
to 60 out-AII Ask for an In.
crease in Wages,

Boston, May 2.-The principal diff
ficulty to occur on May day in New
England was a strike of more than
l,500 bakers in this city and nearby
places. The strike was caused by the
master bakers refusing to sign a new
schedule.
The 400 carpenters OF Springfield
and Chicopee struck for an increase
Of wages. There were number of
minor strikes in the building trades
but New England as a whole shows a
smaller number Of men from voluntary
likeness this year than usual
Carpenters Went Out,
Waterbury Conn, May "A gener-
al strike Of all union carpenters in this
city, numbering 200, began today, The
carpenters demand 80 cents, increase
per day,
Took limo by Fore-ock.
Toreka, Kan. May when 1000
Santa Fe machinists and worllmen
gathered at the big railway shops here
today for work they found the Gates
locked. Guards were surrounded by a
high oak board Tense The men We're
told by the armed guards that there
was nothing doing Santa Fe Off
cials assert they simply anticipated a
strike to have been inaugurated today
There was no disturbance a majority
of the men returning quietly to their
homes.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
WILL ELECT OFFICERS TONIGHT

Mems Club VIII Hold INTERESTING
Meeting at its Headquarters,
The bnee1ng Of The Mems club
scheduled for tonight will be devoted
entirely to business matters and a
number Of important things are 10 be
handled.
Among other thing. viii be the cleo
ton Of officers for the ensuing year.
It is expected that the present able
corps Of officers who have managed
the club so successfully during the
past year Will he reelected.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03

The rain yesterday was welcomed
by the farmers and people generally
Of this section, the only trouble being
that there was not enough Of It. A
heavy rain is badly needed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
Case Postponed.

The case of Machen VS.. the B. & B.
which was scheduled to come up be
fore Judge speer in Macon yesterday
was postponed on account OF the Ill
ness Of one Of the attorneys interested
in the case. Uutil Judge Speer hears
the csse fc~ permanent receiver
nothing at all will be done. Mr.. Ogg
appointed by the superior court, will
have to await the decision of the Unit
Ell States court. In the meantime,
Receiver Smith. appointed by Judge
speer, is in charge Of the property of
the company. and will remain so until
the case is finally decided in the Unit
ed states court. OF course if Judge
Speer rules with Machen and appoints
a permanent receiver, Mr.. Ogg will
hardly serve, although it is not known
exactly what would be done in case
this should be the decision OF the
United States court. On the other
hand, if the matter is thrown out OF
the United States court, which will
probably be- the result, then 1t will
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03

The Weather.
Forecast for today in Georgia;
Cooler; fresh northeast winds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03
{, D. OGG NAMED
FOR THE PLACE
=
Petit n of Knickerbocker
Irust Company Put
Into Effect
A VERY UNFxPFCTED TURN


The B. b receiverghip matter
seem TO be becoming more complicated
every day and if those interested keep
oEathe ratlrosSnwill be in the courts
Amy ~ to come
Latest in this connection was
r<4l& appointment Of u receiver by
ersS sS1 Parker. Of the superior court
60 - Ger the petition Of the Knickerboclr
~ Acazt Company, fled in the super
ksFzMsq March 1s. The re-
D. ogg of this city
1885, 80 tFf3 - these columns sever
3sssssS A. - THAT this petition had been
- Bennett & Conyers. attor.
1900 for the trust company, but it was
not at first filed with the intention Of
throwing the road into the hands of a
receiver but merely to protect the
bondholders. After C Machen sue
oeeded ~ getting temporary receiver
named IN the United States court, how
sses er the attorneys asked Judge Parker
sNes p .Act on the petition and the receiv-
MR{Is was named Saturday night, but It
Il eas~ bept secret until yesterday.
- t-GglaFat the Company Claims,
49, CAe~knickerDoeker Trust Company
- z Is well known, held nearly ali the
So bonds Of the Brunswick and Bfrming-
ham Railroad Company OF late the
interest on the bonds has not been
paid therefore this petition. Their
claim ara best told in the following
paragraph taken from the paper now
on nle in the office OF the clerk oil
the superior court!
THAT he railroad company the
first day OF January 1903. made default
refused, neglected and omitted to pay
the semi-annua interest which became
due ON said day 1902 Of the said bonds
issued and outstanding as aforesaid
the amount Of such default being $42-
795 and chat the railroad company
the FIRST day Of July, 1903 made
default refused, neglected and omitted
to pay the semiannual interest which
became due on said day on 1929 oil
he said bonds issued and outstanding
afore aid, which default amounted
to the Of s43.4025O and that the
railroad compeny on the first day of
January, 1904, made default refused,
neglected and omitted to pay the semi
annual interest which became due on
the day Of 27H Of the said bonds
ISSUED and outstanding aforesaid
and that "a default amounted to the
sum of So $50 That the total amount
OF said do.4ult is s147S47,5O, and the
said III has not been paid nor
any hereof and the same re-
mai asbally due and in arrears and
IN, 81 and that such defaults except
tbs lefault occurring January l. 1904,
bf continued for more than six
~, hs. That under the terms of said
mortgage such default constitutes
breach OF the covenants and entities
your petitioner trustee, to foreclose
the same"
Case Postponed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-03

The b. & b receiyefship matter
seem to be becoming more complicated
every day, and if those interested keep
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01

Florence E.. beloved wife OF d. J. Mercer,
'and beloved daughter OF JOHN ana tHe - -
O'The funeral will take place to-uSy
Thursday. at a. M. from her laIe si: Ies.
dence.' Mountain View. thence TO ~ JOSIE 80
Caurch. where a solemn .rsqulem mass VII
be celebrated for the repose Of her s9ul coil-
mencing at 9:3O q. m. Interment Holy SrosS
Cemetery by 40 g. m. train from noun
tain View Please omit flowers
MILLER-Inft this city August so. 1904. Emma
Amelia. beloved daughter. of William ana
10 years and IL days !.
EyFuneral" Thursday September 1. at.
As p. m, from Mizpah Presoyteriah
Church. on Harrison street, near Fifth
NEARY-In this city. August % 1904 Pat
rick beloved husband Of Annie Agnes NeaTy,
a native of Dublin .Ireland: aged -: years
DThe funeral will take place to- day
CThursday). at $3.50 m. from his late.
residence, 120 Clara street. thence TO 81
Patricls's Church, where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose Of his. soul
at a. IN. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
NELSON-In this city August 81. 1904 at his
loved husband of Mrs C. Nelson. a native
Of Portland. Me, aged As .years'J months and
IL days.
RECK-In this city. August 80. 1904. Florence
beloved daughter of Albert and Mary -Reck
native OF San. FranGiso. aged years and
3 months.
fully invited to attend the funeIa to- day
Thursday. at 1:So p. m. from the-Tesisdence
ment Holy Cross Cemetery:
R1CHARDS-In this city. August 81. 1904.
Ahce NJ daughter. OF the late Thomas. and
Margaret Richards 'and sister or Thomas
L.. Daniel b. Evan z. and Edwin L. Rich
ards. Mrs: Annie O'Connell.: Mrs. Frank
Clayton. Mrs. o. NJ. Riewerts and Miss Has
tie Richards. "a native Of California, aged 10
EyFriends and acdualntances. are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to morrow
tEriday). at. 1890 a. m. from her late resi-
.dence. DDS Thirteenth street, near Howard.
Interment' Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
ROBERTS-In this city, August 60 1904.
George W.. beloved and youngest soa Of.
Mrs Mary T. and the late Jshn w. Roberts.
aged % years IL months and is days O.,
C%Funeral from 967 Alice street Oakland
today Thursday: at p m. Interment
SEYMOUR-In this city August so i9o4.
Samuel Seymour, beloved husband OF Ida NJ
Seymour, father OF Ruth Seymour and only.
brother Of Mrs. Mary Anna Seymour and
Mrs John Birmingham Sr. a native OF New
York, aged SO years
GyFriends are. respectfully invited to- at
tend the funeral services to day at . .. M.
at h p. Hall. 300 Market street, under the
auspices OF Damon Lodge No. 2 X OF p.
1nterment private
WALCOTT-In this city August 81 1904
Thomas j. 'Walcott, beloved son OF Thomas
T. and the late Margaret Wafcott and be-
loved brother OF Mrs Paul 'Taio and George
and Viola Walcott a native Of San Fran
cisco. aged 10 years.
UFriends and acquainta noes are RESPECT.
fully invited to attend the funeral Friday.
September 2 from his late residence, 912
Dolores street. near Twenty second:
WII.KINSON-In this city August so. 1904.
Johanna Wilkinson, native of Nova Scotia
aged GA years. A member Of the Seven Pines.
Circle. Ladies Of the G. A. r.
ORemains at the parlors OF Porter &
White. 423 Golden Gate avenue.
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REAL EsrArE-crrx-FoE SALE.
SPEck & CO.,
2Oy Montgomery St,
IL


20y Montgomery St.
seIiirs. Rents Collected.
Leasing. Insurance.
$40 50O-A splendid corner vicinity I-arkln and
Gesrs sis. lot JOxlOO. %fth improve
-:ments; "A decided bargain.
sac 0C0-S42oO yearly rent: lot S2x215: only
partly improved .JM-O frontaSes; can be
So 3oG--A :Gns n9rtaeast corner on Fillmore
st. consisting or three stores and four
latsi lot s5xg0; good buy
So 0Oo->2scO yearly rent. $1,000. 6 per cent
bank morgase can remain;.lot ooXf51:o:
$50 ceorSI74o yearly rent: 'PolI-street business
rTopsTty: large lot; good buy.
store and fats: rent $1,000 yearly; lot
-Joxo5:0; only half improved.
Sl5JCO-t0 feet frontage; six Eddy-street mats;
two-stOgy and basement structure; rents
So. .Cco-ssscrb new Western addition fats;
lot s0xIOT feet; rents S1590 a year
Sls, ,OOC-Three- elegant new flats: rents S14I0
annually; Vicinity suitar and Fillmore
sls, ,5oO-ThTec fDs Western Addition na,s;
vicinity Oc,avia and OFaTrell sts.;
renting FOR -Sli2 Rer month; 25-foot lot
Ss5o2rte barsain near Sc F9sqm Ses3 o,ep f%p
widening .Feurth st, this. property will
reaefy oornmaad $1,000.
so.ooo-SSf0 yearly rent: two splendid mats
with 1e-foot Easemsent that could at
small ex6ense be made into fats: lot
alone worth SG6Do; two frontaEes
s.. .25b~Two fine .Eliis-street fats inside Of
BGchanon St: rent ssl6 yearly; strictly
.s1.25o~TWo Hayes-strset fats: 5 and rooms
from 5000 70 effect quick sale.
Sc 6oo-SooO yearly rent; three nats in best
o.. part q Richmond District; one half
block fiom. Golden Gate Park: all In
= ''frst-ciass condition: could not be du-
.plicated for $500: a'decided bargain
Sc occ-Ineome S6?6 a year; six fats. one
BLOCK from: Hibernia Bank and one
half block from new Postofnce.
IS 500-Paying - per cent: under lease; Inn
p: ..'provements new and modern; store and
- .aats;. south of and close 10 Market st.
and cast of 9th St
80 sO0-Tvo Mission owarm belD fats near
10th st: monthly income $40.
Residences.
S15o. oOo-Palatial home- 25 rooms and 10
cisco; corner lot 160xl3o; viii accept
good real estate part payment.
SCI, ,eO0-SiXteen rooms and bathS; mahogany
woodwork throughout; every possible
convenience: lot 125Xl3T:6 f.: unsur-
PASSED panoramic view; Improvements
cost ST5 Geo.
sl75OO.Pacifc Heights home: north side and
marine view: lot 4Sx1SI:6.
Sl4. 50O-Clay-str residence. near Cough;
north side: J2 rooms and baths; de-
- ughtfuI site; lot 29Xf2S feet.
CHOtCE BUILDING LOTS.
-S35 OOn-Northwest Coyner; unsurpassed marine
view; 135 :6Nl2S feet; three frcntages;
choicest residence section Of San. Fran
cisco.
Beautiful marine View lot. north side Broad
way near Octayia ST.; 27Xl3I Is; reduced
price fer quick sale.
sc. .75O-5Oxl37 e; splendid residence site; Pa
cihc Heights: north Side OF street.
81 ooO-Marke{ st: 25xlOo: close to coming
S3. 5OO-5Qx125;- Masonic.avenue lot: splendid
piece
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Edwin A. Merwin II. San Diego. and Ger
trude H. Winslow IS 1914 LarSn street.
Edward j Gam. 81 1886. Eighteenth street,
and Lydia A. Sprenger, 23. 33 Merritt street.
John Waters 80 San Andreas and Julia
John Alpers. IS. city and Edith Boyes. %
city
John B. Griffin 26. I4O5 Baker street. and
Nellie L. Berry. 20. 209 Sixth avenue
Nicholas Morrisey, 81 .30f Ninth street and
Josephine Quinian. IS. 4s2 Eighth street.
Nell y. Whyte % a Carmelita street, and
Harriet l.. Wright. 10. 615 Guerrero street.
Jdmes w. Ruddle, 80 Coalihga. and Alice.
Ireton Is, CoaIinga
Felix ]. Munier, % Rio Vista and Angelina
Monella, !S Twitchell Island
Henry o. Cooper. "a Presidio, and HiIda NJ.
Brostrom, %. 1916 Eddy street.
Richard j. Egan, q, TO Albion avenue and
Mary e. Cosbie. 81 3259 Seventeenth street
Gustaye Gale, 80 23O Linden avenue, and
Sadie Smith. "a. $40 Linden avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
south African Engineer Here.

II. II. Webb, one of the prominent
young mining engineers of South
Africa. is visiting this city and is
staying at the University Club. Webb
is a Californian and a graduate of the
California State University. He COM
pleted his studies in mining at Frei-
burg. Germany, and the Royal school
of Mines in London. Later he was
chosen to represent one of the big
Rhodes mining syndicates in South
Africa as its consulting engineer. This
is his first visit TO San Francisco since
the famous Jameson raid. He is a
nephew of Mrs. Irving NJ Scott.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
scamcn's Institutc Concert.

The Seamen's Institute held a con-
cert at its hall, SS steuart street. last
night which was attended by a large
gathering of seamen and their friends
The following programme was given.
Piano solo. Miss Dlggett; recitatfor
Mrs Giesy; song. Mr.. Costello.
seanty. sailors of the Wandera. clrb
swinging. Miss c. Stephens; sono
Miss Spencer; shanty. Mrs. Holland
and sailors
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
. REAI. ESTATE 20 EXCHANGE
REALLY EXcHANGE COMPANY:

F. A, BARR. 'MANAGER.
SUITE SoT-S0S. CALL HUtLDING.
II fs frequently the that a party wishes
10 sell his holdings for. the purpose OF renvest
ing. the proceeds in different kind OF property.
Our long experience in this business enables
Us 10 'ofteEi accomplish this double purpose By
only me transaction The only condition we
make Is that your property. IL you wish us 10
dispose OF it Tor you. MUST BE GOOD OF ITS
KIND AND IN GOOD LOCATION. Don't
take a,p either our time your own with
worthless offerings, or property so heavily
moTtgageQ as 10 leave no actual equity.
- II Z has merit whether you own real estate
or a .nlereantIIe or manufacturing business
bring a description Of same to our office. stat
ing what kind of property you prefer in ex-
change anu you will be surprised how quickly
we can effect the Jesuit.
STAND THE EXCHANGE BUSINESS and are
the only company in San. Francisco making a
speciality OF same We make no charge for ad-
Neriising Or any other purpose unless pro-
cure Al exchange satisfactory to you TO ac-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
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
indorsed with the name and -csidence OF per-
sons authorized to have the lame published
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
OF the event published once in this -cclur-n
free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
BORN.

DANLY-In this city. August 30. 1904 to the
wife Of Clinton L. Danly formerly Louise
GaraD. daughter. -.
HAMMOND-In Alameda, August 90. 1904, to
the wife OF c. ]. Hammond Jr.. a son.
PEREZ-In this city. August %, 1904. to the
wife Of Stephen Perez a son.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
ONLY A FEW LEFT.
81 %. PER WEEK.

ONLY A FEW LEFT.
81 70 PER WEEK
NO INTEREST.
Choicest lots. in the Excelsior Homestead
Tract; level as q billiard table: street
grade: close to fine school; not far from the
= Mission-st electric cars; secure one as an
investment and by the time IL is: paid for IL
will have: doubled in value the way prices
have advanced during the past year; buy
now before prices become prohtbitive in this
q. rapidly growing section:
:. W: J. WHITE.
IS MontEorsefy ST. r, :. Phone Main 9Io4
S24o0ECioTTAGE r. & b.; .23e Rosworth st.
S2S0O-c:ottase 4 T. & b.. PA '29rhS moderns
S2TOO-Cottage, 6 T. & b.; 159 West Park ST.
$l1G0.Cottase. 4 T. and b.; 240 Hearst ave.
Sl6cO-C6ttage. A rooms: 30 2Sth st; with
-: cjs1 business, horses wagons and good
$500: down and $50 per month"; mats. and
s.. 5: rooriS and bath: on Day ST.. $1,000. :.
. $500. down. S25 per month; 2 flats; 27th St.
- D. COFFIN: Mission: bet. 2lst and 22d
IMPROVED lot for factory PURPOSES 125XsF IS
feet; sewers and water; concrete foundatioa
for building: close to r. r. track: West
Berkeley: Box 1884. Call office, Oakland
4 $1,000. HOME built TO suit you. lot included.
any l6cstieni On 81 % per week. Mutual
% Home Building Association. 42I crossley bid.
CHEAP come. lot ready for building: grand
view. price Sle5o; half cash. Apply 22Oo
d" FfllIaofe. ST
$1,000 WILL buy newly. furnished modern
house. y rooms; worth investigating 46I
.Geary ST..
FOR sale.1Two fine lots. Richmond: reason
able Roefn 80. Mutual Savings Bank bldg:
ALL. work guaranteed first class by AHL-
BACH & MAYER. plumbers. $50 Howard st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following we're the sales the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: