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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
GREAT SUCCESS
WESTERN ADDITION BLOCK SELLING
FAST.
LARGE LOTS IN JORDAN TRACT IN BIG
DEMAND.
PRICES s17oo TO $3.50.

A short time ago Western Addition block
No. S55. portion of the Jordan Tract was
offered for sale in lots, most of which are
not less than 33 :4x120 since which time Is
lots have been sold. Building restrictions
which hold good for ten years. will be en-
forced. These restrictions prohibit the use of
the property during this period for stores
laundries, coal yards, etc. Three-story fats
are also barred
These restrictions and the large lots are at
tracing superior class of purchasers who
believe that block sold In this manner will
increase In value. well those who want
to make desirable improvements without the
fear of being injured by their neighbors
Terms of sale are one-fifth cash, balance in
4 yearly payments of one-ffth each, due in 1
z. and years, with the privilege OF paying
faster
The property enjoys unexcelled car facilities
being reached by the Geary. Eddy and Sacra-
mento ST. lines, well as the Sutter-st road
which transfers to the Clement-st. line.
The prices range from $52 80 to S55 front
foot. which Is extremely low for property so
we'll situated Since the property was placed
on the market Is lots have been sold The
streets all so feet wide. graded, severed
and macadamized.
LYON & HOAG.
116 MONTGOMERY ST
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REAL EsTATE-CTTT-FO SALE.

REAL EsTATE-CITY-FoR SALE.
MADISON & BURKE.
ESTABLISHED JANI-ART. 1888
20 Montgomery ST.. Opposite Lick House
sls -Devisadero ST.: store and fats: lot
3oNS2:6; new building; rent Sl5o.
Steiner: broom house. IN fine condition;
this is a nice home.
So o0O-Post st.: two large. well constructed
houses; very large lot
SOUTH OF MARKET INVESTMENT
5000 fats ard store below: near Sixth
and Brannan sts. rent SS6 per month;
rev building.
sooo--AshbgyTy 81. nesr Frederick: fine
.arsc lt-rocm house, near the park.
billiard room. finished attic and eli
modern conven.ences.
SO 75o-Pare ST.. . up 10 date fats and :
rooms and hath; annual rent $500.
ssoOo-cottase and lot: Bartlett st near
Tyenty- first: { rooms and bath; ali
latest improvements.
s. sOo-cIipper ST.. near Castro.
s5.75o-Grand ave. near Mission st: ? good
RATS price low rent SSS.
s4.ooe-Tonth st.. near Harrison: lot 25xIOo;
rent 50.
-LOTs-
fio5co-Ban 50-vara. eS .9xI37 g: Broadway.
near Fillmore 81; grand marine view.
50. e.OOo-steiner ST. bet Geary and O.Fsrreu
ST car INES lots. 55xiS7;6 feet
sLooo-Fourteenth ave. and A st. corner 12o
feet on the new Park Panhandle
$500 -Ci,attanoogs 81. near Twentv.third:
lsrse lot 05xil7:6 TO rear street
Lots p .exIsT.s on sutter st. between s,eins,
and Pierce
Building lots northeast corner Golden Gate
ave ano Baker St: In sizes 70 suit;
prices from $1,000 upward
Three lots. each - :ox137:0 or south line ~
Geary St. near Fillmore
MADISON & BURKE.
80 Montgomery ST. opp. Lick House
ELEGANT new residence near PARK contain
ing rooms. etc. new design and finish.
nothing like a. S2a Ashbury near Frederick.
lot @9Nio0.3. a bargain.
MADIsoN q BURKE.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS,
$500 to SI2oO-Easy Terms.
New ''Oceanside" Lots on Official Grade.
Fronting and Unobstructea View Of Park
and Ocean.
Choicest and cheapest home sites ever offered.
All bargains, See them to-day,
''oceanside" branch Office. cor. street and
fIth avenue.
Open Sundays and Holidays
So to s25o-Near Park ana ocean-s5 monthly
$3.50 to sIOOO-Choioest Richmond Iots-In-
stsllments.
$50 to ss5o-Level Excelsior Hd Lots.
1900 TO ss50o-Modern cottages in Sunset.
Richmond Oceanside and Excelsior Home
stead. Easy terms.
Sunset Branch ofhce on 9th ave. near II st.
SOL. GETz son. Owners and Dealers
Room 81. fourth floor. Chronicle bldg.
NELSON. JOHNSON g. Co.
2o5 Montgomery St opp. Mills bldg.
BARGAINS IN REAr. ESTATE.
Foreclosure. Probate and Forced Sales OF All
Kinds Will Be Found in Our
UP TO DATE BUYERS GUIDE
An illustrated monthly catalogue contain
ing a carefully selected list OF cheapest proper.
6enc Us youf address and we will mail you one
NELSON. JOHNSON a CO.
POS Montgomery St. opp Mills bldg
INCOME property. south OF Market ana China
town: homes Richmond. Sunset Mission dis
trlcts; printed list city and country property;
CHEAP lots; corner 2ed and Douglas near
Market extension and new schoolhouse.
EAsTON ELDRIDGE-
sIs2s-CoTTAGE. rooms. bath: lot 37hxl00:
flTb cash down. balance SIS so. Mission
Realty Co., Twenty-ninth- st.
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500 DOWN and 500 mo.-Cottsge. T. & b.,
ON Clipper St; one of r. & b.. on Eliza beth.
S2I0O-Cottsge. r. b.. in West Park st.
$2150-Cottage. r. and b.; IL Day ST.
D. COFFIN & CO., 1908 Mission st.
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DESIRABLE sunny building lots; close TO
Duboce Park; bituminized streets: lots level
and ready 10 build on; a rare chance to OBJ
tain holding admirably situated and close
to the city at a very reasonable price; dla-
gram, price and all further particulars at
our office.
G.. H. UMBSEN & CO..
20 Montgomery st.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
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REFEREE SALE.

725 Cough ST, west line. 125 feet northerly
from McAllister, between Golden Gate ave.
and McAllister st. lot 25x1OO.
The above property will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. in gold
coin of the United States. April 2s. 1904. at
IL O. clock noon, at salesroom Of A. j. RICH &
CO.. 113 Montgomery st.
Sale subject to the confirmation of the Pro-
bate Court. A. J. RICH & CO.
1i2 Montgomery st.
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EAsToN. ELDRIDGE CO..
GRAND EXCURSION AUCTION SALE!
Saturday April 2a 1904. In the City of Chico.
OF Town Lots and Acreage Property, the
Ninth Addition OF the
John Bidwei Rancho
Fronting on Humboldt Avenue.
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CORNER FOR SALE
Northeast Harrison and 18th sts: b1x1OO
with some improvements: just the place for
dairy depot. factory livery stable: title
guaranteed: price $500: II II suits make Of
fer. JULIEN SMITH. 40 Montgomery st.
AWAY below cost; big bargain: owner must
sell; McAllister- -. lot Box 1858, Call.
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McAFEE BROTHERS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
los Montgomery St
Phone Main 7e

McAFEE BROTHERS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
los Montgomery St
Phone Main Ts.
SS.5Oo-Two modern nats. G and : rooms. Clay
81. near Baker: lot 25x12T:sh #.
s. 5Oo-Two modern fats. s and 6 rooms. near
Golden Gate Park: lot 2sx1O0 IT: rents
SEQ
81. 4.S5O-Panhandle cottage. rooms: lot a5xso
IT.. modern.
ST.OoO-Mission residence. II rooms. near
Guerrero ST.. bet. 18th and Goth sts lot
60Vll4 IT.; rents $40.
S3O,OOO-Fine marine view residence: Vallejo
St, near Octavia: lot "A 3KI37 IS II two
story residence OF 10 rooms; elegantly
finished in natural woods. grounds in
hne order; unobstructed marine view
So.25Oml,ot on Green St. near Octavia; size
sl.500-Lot on Sixth ave, near Preside wall:
size 25xl2O II.
fl.lOO-Three cheap lots: Holly Park district;
size 25XlO0 II each.
81. .20O-Two cheap lots in Preside Heights.
Laurel st. near Sacramento
81. BOSWELL corner near Golden Gate Park
slxioo feet; frontsges; commands
Send for list Of cheap lots in all parts Of the
McAFEE BROTHERS,
los MONTGOMERY ST.
ELEGANT residence. 2427 Green ST. near
Scott; grand marine view; 10 rooms; en-
Lcbos St Ocean View; 4-room cottage: lot
26x125: $500 500 cash. balance 50 60 month
W. n. RUSSELL. 301 California St
San Francisco. Cal
S65OO-bargains; two sold this week; only two
left; $50 and SIS Clayton st. east side; ele-
giant, substantial homes: houses open every
premises; Masonic-avenue cars to door
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Call corner Market and Third streets open
until u o'clock every night In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES.
zoos Market street. opposite Fifth; open until
II D. m
t2T Montgomery street. corner Clay; open
until 80 D. m.
500 Hayes street open until $50 .. N.
63e NcAllster street; open until $3.50 p. m
6i5 Larkin street: open until 80 p. m
1871 Mission street: open until 10 ,. N
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until ?. m
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tucky streets: open until y. m
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REAL EsrArE-CITY-FoR SALE;

REAL EsTATE-CITY-FO SALE.
sHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO..
2is-220 MONTGOMERY ST
sl6,000-Valiejo. near F'illmore new residence
beautifully finished; lower floor: dining
ROOM buffers pantry. ETC.; LIST floor;
reception hail. library and living room
I'd floor: sunny bedrooms ana oatns,
attic: 2 bedrooms. and bath; lot -'S
90 feet. with L.
sl6,000-Bryant-st cor. near Third: store ana
fat above rents 500; lot 50x7o feet
FIRST AVE.
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CENTER & SPADER,
IL Montgomery ST.. Lick House Block.
$14. .oO0-Offer considered modern, up-to- date
fats on Stanyan st.; choice location;
rents $1260.
$40 5O0-Rents SSI 80; just completed: up-to-
date fats; rooms in each fat choice
location In Mission.
$50 0oo-Pine st. near Kearny; 3-story brick
building; renting low at s165; particu-
lars at office.
s2I, ,5oo-Van Ness ave. northeast corner; 30x
100; grand location for apartments.
$11 00o-Webster ST.. northeast corner; flats;
rents 500 per month.
$l6 000-Howard St, southeast corner store and
nsts; rented low at s1135; lot 35x122.
SIS 00c-Grove St. near Franklin; large fac
tory building, with lot 56xl00; will
lease for years at reasonable
s3.s5o-snap; rents $50; sunny flats on
Shfpley ST.. near 9Th; lot 25x75.
Sl1 ,600-Noe St, close to Market; flats 6
rooms each; rents $l140; fine buy; very
cheap.
IS. 5.65O-Guerrero ST.. 2 modern flats. rooms
81. 95o-Snap; Powe-st. choice lot; just the
location for store and fats; 23x7o
S1,o5o-Bargain: cheapest lot on Church St. I:
close to 1Sth-st. cars; lot adjoining sold
for $500 recently.
s7.50O-Snap; N. w. corner Mission St. near
10th; lot 30x9l; rents now S45; investi-
So 3oo0Rents s2e; fats on Valley ST.. near
Dolores: lot 27x114.
Sc T5o-Rents $50; building; store and
fiat. 9 rooms; N. E. corner: street work
all done: lot 25x91; bargain.
18th St. N W. Shotwell choice lot 120x1l0;
just the site for hotel purposes.
So, $50, maybe less-StoclSton St. near Sacra-
mento; rents $23; frontages; must be
sold.
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BALDWIN 6 HOWELL. 25 Post st.

CHOICE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
Prominent Third-st business corner: price
s24 000: mortgage S15. 900 at per cent
can remain: only corner on Third St
for sale; will surely double In value
within a short time: present buildings
In good order: new plumbing; rents
low at 1926 per year: splendid loca-
tion for new permanent improvements.
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CALIFORNIA
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY,
$40 MONTGOMERY ST.
MOVED FROM MILLS BUILDING TO MORE
COMMODIOUS QUARTERS IN
HAYWARD BUILDING.
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DESIRABLE sunny lots, suitable for fats or
residences; streets work all done
Bryant ST., between goth and 21st.
York St, between goth and 21st.
We have only few left; call and get one
before they are all gone.
One third cash. balance to suit purchaser
CENTER & SPADER. II MONTGOMERY st.
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$6500-S0x114; PARTLY improved with flats
cottage, rooms. bath and basement barn 10
stalls and loft: near oath and Castro SITS
Apply 924 Bryant st.
IF you want a house or lot in the CITY or
across the bay in Berkeley, Oakland or Ala
media call on ROTHERMEL & CO., 507 Cali
fOrnia st.
BUILD your unimproved realty; we loan full
cost improv. and part lot at So MANHAT-
TAN SAVINGS BANK, Crocker building.
So aOO0-MISSION-st business property: large
lot: 40 foot frontage; paying $66
per month: this is a good proposition
and cheap.
s15 000-Howard. near 9Th; fine investment:
pays good Interest," improvements all in
fine condition; well worth investigating
$T000-Fine bargain on Geary st. near Brod-
erick; good modern house; all In fine
order: will be sold cheap.
IS per month--Fine lot Naples, near China
ave. close to cars: all ready for build
ing: cheapest lot in the district
McEWEN BROS. 11s Montgomery St
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REAL EsrArE-CIrY--FoR SALE.

AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

SS500-Rents $50 month: fne small flats:
intersection of Market St:
never vacant: close to Valencia and Mission
SITS; rents can be raised TO $101: lot so feet
front Full particulars apply to AUTOMATIC
PACKING CO..
e36 Howard ST.: 8 to D. m.
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Sherman House: p o. News Co; Great
Northern Hotel: fremont House. Auditorium
Hotel: Palmer House
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nR RORERT T. RARRy

pr. Robert J. Barry, city health offi- cer of Ansonia, died at the home of his mother, Mrs. Julia Barry, in Derby, taken il Sunday, the cause of death being meningitis
 pr. Barry was thirty-five years old. He studied at Niagara university and Columbia college, and received his de- was grse an wngn honor man 4 eoiSmbia @ oli ond after graduating was assigned to duty at Bellevue and the Charity hospital, New York, He took charge of the smallpox patients in Derby in 1891 and twelve years ago located in Ansonia. He had a large practice and was serv- ing his second term as health officer Several brothers and sisters survive him, one being Rev. Joseph ". Barry, of MiddletoWn.
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DOUBLE TRACK LINE.
MASSACHUSETTS ROADS AC.
 CURED BY CONSOLIDATED.

PIttsneId < stOeEbridge and Berkshire
 Railroad Interests Purehased-Forty-
 four Niles of Tracks obtaIned-PrIce
 Was sls5 . share-ProbaBly . Two
 Track Line from New York to Pitts
 field.
 President Charles $. Mellen Of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad company has acquired a con- trolling interest in the old PittsneId & stockbridge and Berkshire Railroad companies. This means that the New Haven road intends to have a double track line from New York to Pittsheld The deal involves about s1,ooo,OOO
 The Pittsfield-s -stockbridge road ex- tends from Pittsfeld. Mass, to Van Deusenville, in Great Harrington, twen- ty-two miles. and the old Berkshire road continues from New York state line through West stockbridge and Van Deusenville to the Connecticut State line at Canaan. The two roads have about forty-four miles of track.
 Mir. Mellen paid $1S5 share for his stock of both companies.
 By this acquisition President MelIen's company gets absolute control of the southern direct route from New York to the Berkshire hills.
 President Charles s. Mellen of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad, announced that there would be no change in the operation of the Pitts field and stockbridge and Berkshire Railroad companies, in which a control- ing interest recently has been acquired by the New Haven system. the lessee of both roads. Mir Mellen said: We pro- pose to operate the roads hereafter the same as heretofore; they have always been operated by the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, and al- ways will be.
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 For tickets and staterooins apply at the office on Belle Dock also at Bishop Ss Cos, 703-5 Chapel Street. or at Pur- ser's office on Steamer.
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Prices That VIII Make
 Endnp BMSr

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 Friday 6octs QUAINT FLOWER TEA SET a large one. Friday o8cts TEA SETSwith egg cups. napkin rings, and everything else that goes with a Tea Set.
 Friday for $l.1O BRITANNICA TEA SETS quite complete with spoons.
 Friday 25cts and 50cts DOLLS TOILET SETS all large and with seven pieces.
 Friday for o5cts DOLLS BEDS-enameled and brass, some canopied, all made and ready for dolly.
 Friday 4Bc, 75e, 85c DOLLS HIGH CHAIRS and Rockers. Friday lOc and ! Sc DOLL SETS table and two chairs. Friday for 25cts SWINGS for children, very strong and always $2. 50.
 Friday. for $i 50 DRESSED DOLLS with hat shoes and stockings, eyes that can open and close or steady eye, all worth up to soc. Friday l9cts COMPANY OF SOLDIERS great. New ideas too.
 Friday l Oc, 25c, soc 'BUNcO" the new game.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-16
OBITUARY NOTES
n. William Mcagher. .'

The death of T. William Meagher, of 241 Franklin street, occurred at his home Wednesday evening about ten o'clock. He had been i'll for some time with pneumonia He was the son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Meagher. Be- sides his parents, he is survived by two brothers, Joseph and Thomas Meagher, the plumbers, of Center street, and by two sisters.