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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-09

uated IN 1897 from m.
u, ~ % instructor IN chemis,rA,,' T. L. ana
~ tlle H. u. 5. university ,4hd physIc'
uuspnpe ana entered mas leave N
sncnooi where he is speclailreG gradu,,,
, , Ar, Widtsoe is spend iI1ins IN Enc.
nler az the University Of i'9T,Ins the sun.
1905. "'n get his a N IuI =
YARD, oH AT HAIR
rd IEnea G,,,. William Reyno,o. -,
I IirHe Clty, Who was Graduates OF SAT-
tnIn.,els,'y OF Utah In lSef ron Ii.
g. i iaar1 as a. b. IN 1900 ma ana from
w ipVz' has had the great " ,, as A. NJ
VI pelhs an instructor IN $40 toHun,
uePurtlhent Of Harvard fa Ue EngliA
Years The mere fact NJ s t1I Seyea
tne position is the best ~ W, ,n Securing
" nus ablllty and maliacat,ou,suIn onhh
the very best and most n1"s' as only
uslls IN the department on.l''a'hg stu
~ as candidates for mst, consider
Further PROOF that Mr. Rle,SY,npou,cS'onhn
Ivy mas been Appreciated y"oias ahl
L.
tne tact mat they were do as seen Ii
p 1,ey,,H MN remain Howevo,o Of
.,eFI,9lus mas accepted posl,,aLl M
We University Of Utah fo po1 nIoon with
although he VIII remain "eSl year
thls summer as an instr,a, haHan
summer school. Mrs Revnois 70 he
nus Been attending Radcli1o Mug us' Wh1
pateu inns year with the dog.0s grad
THE DEPARTMENTS IN r,,.
UTAH is REPREsENTETn hIcH
The three most Importar,
lnents of Harvard unlyereit, depart
college, the Lawrence scien,IIs are he
ana The graduate school. All il'' ,S sChoo
der the immediate control -, IRE un'
ulty OF arts and sciences ~ m 'ne iac'
conters the degree Of Racholo, eollegt
me scientific school, that ~ VI vi ARIA
OF Science, while students n, na'heof
uate scnool may attain any ono q s's .e
lGur degrees: Master of Arts N, n. na
OF science, Doctor Of Philoso,bS'aa ''e'
Doctor OF Science, Other donoppus'
Of the university are. tho '',slnenu
&c hool, the law school. tbe shel'oal
school the dental school. tho Ipl.hly
institute and Radcliffe ,ollogo nqissey
has had, during the past yeap om0
dtnts IN the scientific schoo ~, SUI
the graduate school, two An tj 5our ~
college, one in the law scboo, harvard
tai Of IA. "'"S 'o'
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LISTEN TO THE BUZZ.

SIT awhile on one Of the benches and
listen 10 the buzz OF conversation as
the brilliant throng files by and you
win hear as much French, Italian, Eng
llsh and German spoken as Spanish, for
Monteyldeo Is cosmopolitan town and
fully one-third OF It's population are
foreigners. You viii readily compre-
bend that the social life OF the arlstoc-
racy Is very gay; that a high degree OF
education is the rule; that money Is
plenty easily gained and freely ex-
pended; In short that society here is
fully up TO that Of any European city
OF equal size. just outside the plaza
groups OF hackney coaches stand watt
ing for customers who seldom come.
We Will have none Of them for In
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0>HE last week OF June is annually
Harvard's gala week, but this
year II was marked by several
Innovations, AN Of which added
TO the pleasures Of the occasion The
festivities might be snid to have begun
with the Harvard Yale baseball game.
June 49, when Harvard won by a score
of to g. However, the redletter day
OF commencement week. the day em-
bracing so many cherished traditions
of bygone generations Of graduates, Is
class day. and the festivities OF the
class Of % were the most enjoyable
that have taken place FOR many years
One feature, without which all the OUT
door exercises would have been a fall
ure, was the Ideal, balmy June weather
lasting the entire day and enhanced in
beauty at night by full NOON shining
from a cloudless sky,
AT a. m. the seniors, In caps ana
gowns, assembled In front OF the old
ldormitory, known as Holworthy han.
and led by a band. marched slowly
around the entire yard and thence 70
abe Appleton chapel, where prayer was
offered by DR.. Peabody the dean Of
the Divinity school Two hours later
the regular, traditional literary exer-
cises began IN Sanders theater. These
were prayer, class day grafton. class
day poem, and the ode. This is the ode
1n full;
How carelssa we came to they perman. |
nent home.
How thoughtlessy entered they life
'so inconstant, and fond with the fol. |
lies Of youth,
Win triillng ana vanillcs rife,
Though our thoughts were caprice, we |
We're welcomed by thee
To thy clcster's perennial peace:
The spell Of tradition was over these
walks,
And thy strength badc mutation to
cease.
lstll careless we've lived In they per-
manent home;
Thy cycle has turned since we came.
The years cannot alter thy vigor and |
truth,
But our hearts are no longer the
same.
And 10, at the end what thine infu-
ence wrought
with what power they purpose could
bless,
What maturity Harvard, thy scope
could impart
our poor hearts In amazcment con-
fess
Next In order came the tree exer-
clses' In secluded part Of the coll
1ege yard, enclosed on three sides by
Holden chapel, and Hollis and Harvard
halls, respectively, stands a magnih-
lcent elm which stood there over 100
years ago as an old engraving proves
az Is around this tree, known to every
Harvard man ma "class day tree" that
certain exercises. whose origin Is
Ishrouded In the dim past, occur every
Harvard class day Formerly the mas
DBive trunk was enclrced by flowers, for
which the seniors scrambled. but now
bfacetious presents, accompanied by hui
morous speeches are made TO various
rnembers of the class.
ANOTHER EVENT
The next event was a new feature
so successful that II will probably be- !
Icome permanent part Of future class
day exercises II was decided TO give
the humorous ivy Grafton, formerly
given as part Of the literary exercises,
On the magnificent new stadium on !
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mencement parts were delivered by re-
preventative graduates from the var
ious departments, Latin Grafton was
one Of the traditional features. The
day closed with meeting Of the alumni
association Of Harvard university.
UTAH MEN IN THE 'O4 CLASS.
Utah had somewhat stronger rep
resentation at Harvard this year than
most Of the western states, but only
four of the number completed their
courses and We're permitted 10 wear the
academic cap and gown at commence
ment. The following Utah men re-
ceived degrees this year:
Douglas h Kimball, Salt Lake City;
Niels NJ Hansen, Jr., Logan: Henry c.
Parker, Wellsville, and George f. Tay-
Tor, Plain City
OF these Messrs, Hansen. Parker and
Taylor prepared for Harvard at the Ag-
ricultural college Of Utah, Taylor being
member or the class Of 1900. Mr..
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filed the air with touches OF sweet
harmony"
1t Is estimated that there were no
less than 10000 people in the yard at
night and the vast crowd was constant
ly moving, circulating from place to
place. In the gymnasium and in Mem
orial hall. both gaily decorated with
eyergreens and college coors, dancing
went on from till H. From T TIL .
President and Mrs Eliot received the
seniors and their friends, I'm the presi-
dents residence. At II there was a
scramble for lanterns, which are much
sought after for souvenirs, and in n few
minutes the yard was in darkness, save
for a few arc-lights and the most sue
cessful classday Harvard has known
was over.
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
Wednesday, the 29th, was Commence
ment Day Honorary degrees were
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THE KoLITZ SPECIAL
To Ogdon Sunday. July 10.

Leaves Salt Lake 10000 a. m. Forty
five minutes later you win be IN ogden.
Tho interim is panoramic delight Of
grassy meadows. green trees. softly
murmuring brooks that bear you swift
ly away from business cares. Pay us
one dollar for ticket, We do the rest.
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ers that those are human bones, Of peo-
pie who were killed In the thirty years
war At any rate the effect Is grue-
some In the extreme, and In walking
upon the bones one feels as If entering
charnel house. Continuing our tour
along the Gale rs de Julio. which Is
pronounced by many travellers to be
the finest street In South America as in
the evening It Is one of the most ami
mated, 26 meters wide, lined with shops
filled with rich Partisan goods we come
AT length to the Plaza Independence,
which Is hardly second in interest to
that Of the Constitution.
LONG AND BROAD.
It Is an imposing parallelodram. very
long and broad, crossed by paved paths
lined with benches, and surrounded by
lofty colonnades In the Doric style.
such as we have seen In the capitals Of
Peru, Chill and Mexico. ON one side is
the government building. which In local
parlance Is called "Palacio" though it
bears no resemblance to a palace, being
an exceedingly plain affair In IL are
the Offices Of the various cabinet minis.
tiers, and in front stands a queer llttlo
sentry box (Which we at first mstook
for harbers sign) painted In blue and
white stripes with simulated curtains
tied back with golden cords done In red
and yellow paint The barracks arc
fronted by one Of the arcades, under
which the corps de grade (mostly me-
groeD lol all day long on bench
smoking cigarettes and exchanging
comments upon passing ladies'.
by the way, have you ever seen tho
flag " Uruguay? In my opinion II is
the prettiest In the world next to the
stars and Stripes Of Gods Country"
and the sky-bue and white stripes Of
Argentina This is also In alternate
stripes Of blue and white, with a full
rayed golden sun in the upper corner
nearest the staff In the place where the
square Of stars appears IN the Amori-
can banner
FANNIE b. WARD.
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Wednesday, the 29th, was Commence
ment Day Honorary degrees were
conferred I'm Sanders theater, and COM
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Strioh & Zeidler Pianon.

Are stll the admiration Of all behold.
ers BEESLEY MUSIC CO., sole
agents
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ONTEVIDEO, Uruguay May
3O.-I4et us devote this beau
tiful morning to seeing the
sights of Monteyideo; and,
by the way, let us first learn
to correctly pronounce It's
name In the schools Of
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SMONTEVIDEO.~
Sights Of a Luxurious Capital a Proud Peculiar
People

nlnnnlt MT
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
W J. GUNN

" J. GUNN
$50 CALIFORNIA ST.
Savings Union Building.
Only $3.50; price reduced from $3.50; sunny
northeast corner Clement st. and Twelfth ave-.
i20 feet on sunny side Clement by 90 feet on
Nv elfth ave; good location for store on cor
and flats; big income propositioni splendid
buy: very cheap; of the best corners in
Richmond and northeast corner.
Only Sl725 for both; splendid bargain;
choice lots. east side 11th avenue, 225 IT south
from Point Lobos avenue; lots graded, street
graded. macadafnized and severed; includes
policy OF Insurance Of Cal. Title l. and Trust
Co: the cheapest lots in Richmond and on the
east side of street.
S5oOc-CIement st. and 9Th ave. NE cor.
81 :6x1O0
s2150-Webster ST. cor. 25x1oo.
Sl7OO-Union st. sunny side, q ;6x1lO;
cheap lot.
S3ioO-Green St. Pacific Heights. "a 4x157 g.;
grand marine view; only $50 per focti street
bituminizeo.
S16O0-Greenwfch ST. sunny side. 81 :6S157 g..
S3000-P.erce s.. cottage. sunny rooms and
basement on L side OF street. 25x112; basalt
blocks laid.
S25Oo-Lake st. cottage, sunny side. faces
Beautiful building sites yAPacihc Heights: all
sizes. with grand marine view.
". J. GUNN $50 CALIFORNIA ST
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
zEAI EsrArE-orrx-roR SALE.

SPECK & CO.,
Real Estate.
Selling, Rents Collected.
Leasing insurance.
So, ,500-North OF and close 10 Market b. I,
business and office property; unoer
lease; pays over 81. per cent net; lot
25xI22:6
ez2 5oo~A snlendid coraer: vicinity Larldn
and Geary sts; lot 5oX1o0. with i'm
provements: decided bargain
partly improved; two frontages; can be
leased for $400 per month.
$32, 50o-A fine northeast corner on t1ilmore
ST.. consisting OF three stores and four
fats lot 45x90: good buy.
s25.0oo-S24oo yearly rent: $4,000 per cent en
bank, mortgage can remain; lot oOX
1876; splendid investment.
500 O00-Sl74O yearly rent; Polk-st business
property; large lot; good buy.
S17, ,0c0-Splendid Mission income corner prop
erty: store and flats: rent $1,000 yearly;
lot 50297 g: only half improved.
SIS 5000 feet frontage; Eddy-st fats;
two-story and basement: rents $l2I 80.
SIS, OOO-Superb new Western Addition fats,
lot 3Ox1O7 feet: rents $3.50 year:
So, oo0-Three elegant new flats; rents Sl44O
annually; vicinity sutter and Fillmore
se.5oo-Ith-st. bargain: near Folsom; two
stores and fiat; lot 25XS0 feet; afte-
widening 4th st this property will
readily command $4,000.
ss.ooo-Ssi0 yearly rent; two splendid mats
with. 1O-foot basement that could at
small expense be made into fats; lot
alone worth $4,000: two frontages
Buchanan St; rent $s4o yearly; strictly
modern.
t7.25o-Two Hayes-st. fats. and rooms
and bath: lot 26x1ST:6; reduced from
$4,000 to effect quick sale.
Sc, 6oo-$9Oo yearly rent; three mats in best
part OF Richmond district; a block
from Golden Gate Park all in hrst-clsss
condition; could not be duplicated for
$4,000: a decided bargain.
sc, ooo-Income $696 e year: hats block
from Hibernia Bank and u block from
new Postoffice.
provements new and modern: store ana
fats; south of and close to Market st.
and east OF 9th st.
60 soO-Two Mission (warm belt) nats near
10th St; monthly income $40.
RESIDENCES.
$50 o0o-Palatial home, 25 rooms ana ~
baths: no finer residence in San Fran
cisco; corner lot: 16Cx13o: will accept
good real estate as part payment.
$50 ooo-Sixteen rooms and baths; mahogany
woodwork throughout; every possible
convenience; lot 125x13T:6 feet; unsur-
passed panoramic view; improvements
cost S75, COO
sl7. soo-Pa cific Heights home: north side and
marine view: lot 4SXl31:6.
sI4 5Oo-Clay-st residence near Cough; north
side; II rooms and baths delightful
site: lot 29x12s feet.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
s35 OOo-Northwest corner, unsurpassed ma
rine view; 13T :6x12S feet; three 'front.'
ages, choicest residence section Of San
Francisco.
sT9co-Beautiful marine view lot north side
Broadway, near Octavia: 27x13T:6; re-
duced price for quick sale.
SC 75O-J0x13T %: splendid residence site, Pa
cifc Heights, north side of street.
s4ooo-Market St. 25x1o0: close to coming
business section.
sPEcK & CO.,
zoo MONTGOMERY ST.,
Opposite Mills building.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Anthony D. Massa, 21, Jackson. and Amelia
A. Bruzzoui, Is, GOA Grove street.
John S. Brandrup. IS. South San Francisco,
and Elizabeth Mcdonnell, A, South San Fran
CISCO
Emil Gingg. 21. no Lyon street, and Ida
Hahn, IS 431 Frederick street.
John Sheehan, 2S 1877 Folsom street, and
Ellen Regan. 27, 1277 Folsom street.
John A. Johnson, 81. San Jose, and Anna L.
Anderson, 21, San jose.
Stephen H. Lederer. Pasadena, ~. and May
Arrays 49, 937 Buchanan street.
George NJ. OrIy, q, 674 Twentieth street,
and Gizella KoZora, 10, Alameda.
Irgvad Holt, IS, Ukiah, and Laura Olson.
81. Los Angeles.
Buichi Okada 81, Fresno, and Fusano Kiso,
10, Hiroshima Ken. Japan.
William J. Harry. "a city. and Matte E.
Gibbons, 20, city.
Milton Fraley. 21. Oakland, and Eva David
son. Is, 1919 Oak street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
REALTY EXCHANGE COMPANY.
s11Irr so7. SOS CALL BIIiLnIN

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1t is frequently the case that party wishes
to sell his holdings for the purpose of renvest-
ing the proceeds in a different kind OF property.
Our long experience in this business enables
to often accomplish this double purpose by
only transaction. The only condition we
make is that your property, II you wish TO
dispose of it for you. MUST BE GOOD OF ITS
KIND AND IN GOOD LOCATION. Don't
take up either time your own with
worthless offerings, or property so heavily
mortgaged to leave actual equity.
II il has merit. whether you real estate
a mercantile or manufacturing business,
bring a description of same to our office, stat
ing what kind of property you prefer in ex-
change, and you win be surprised how quickly
we can effect the result
THIS is SIMPLY BECAUSE WE UNDER
STAND THE EXCHANGE BUSINESS and are
the only company in San Francisco making a
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vertisng any other purpose unless we pro-
cure an exchange satisfactory to YOU 70 accept.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
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 residence of per-
sons authorized 10 have the same published
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
OF the event are published once in this column
free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15

LoA6ITA PARK-On line of San Mateo cleo
tric cars; As minutes from 9th and Market
sts: outside the fog belt and Just beyond
where the S. p. Co.'S bay shore 'scutohr'
will 3oin the main line; second subdivision
now being offered; 5o-foot lots from $500 up;
terms, FIRST two subdivisions only Sf0 down
and $40 a month: sewer and water pipes In
front OF every lot; pure artesian well water;
half the lots In subdivision No. / were sold
IN two weeks; an exceptional opportunity
20 secure lot In this desirable section on
easy terms; take the electric cars and get
OF at LoMITA PARK: maps sent on appli-
cation.
sELBY. RODGERS co.
Tel Main 673. 116 California ct.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
BORN.

FRANKs-In this city, August II. 1904. to the
wife of .. Franks, son.
McGOWAN-In this city. September IA, 1904,
to the wife of Henry H. MCGOWAN, son.
MEYER-In this city. August &C. 1904. to the
wife of Arthur Meyer. a daughter.
WILTSE-In this city, September IL. 1904, to
the wife of Herbert A. Wiltse. a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
MENLo PARK REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ranch OF about 100 acres, ad-
Joining some Government land; must have
house, barn. implements, etc, and plenty
OF water; within 10 or II miles of some good
town; will exchange business clearing over
500 per month and pay or accept difference;
Sonoma or Mendocino County preferred. Box
1399 Call office. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
FRUITVALE ADVERTvS'TS

FRuITvAnE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-S275o; it cost $3.50; rents for $50
per month: cottages on lot. 40x150 Apply
to s. s. AUSTIN, 11o1 Twenty third ave-.
East Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
MARRIED.

this city,
September Il, 1904, by the Rev. John A. B.
Wilson, Leonard Warmington Of Bisbee,
Ariz., and Mae Bastian of winthrop. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Thirteen.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
Isco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
sAE nzATEo Real Estate.

SAN 1LATEO REAL ESTATE.
AT PRIVATE SALE
BEGINNING MONDAY, September 10, 1904
At 10 O'Clock q. m
San Francisco.
RESIDENCE LOTS.
Averaging 5Ox120 each
THE HAYWARD ADDITION TO
SAN MATEO
Ndjoining the celebrated
HAYWARD MANSION.
In the heart of San Mateo
And within 2 blocks Of the
Two blocks from the S. p. depot.
20 TRAINS DAILY.
Two blocks from Electric Road.
Cars to city every 10 minutes.
Majestic oaks on nearly all lots
Streets graded. severed curbed and
macadsmized.
Btunlinous sidewalks laid.
Water pipes to every lot
No lots sold until above data
First best served.
Catalogues and price list ready now.
Many applications already in
But positively no lots will be sold
Until the 18th inst
Send or write for particulars
BALDWIN & HOWELL, IS Post street
Or F. S GRUMMON, Branch Ofnce.
San Mateo. California.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
PROPOSALS.


UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Berkeley:
Notice TO Contractors, Builders ead Material
Afen-Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
are solicited for performing the labor and
furnishing the materials for the stairwork.
and also this bid 10 be separate from the
foreeoing) for the roofing and sheet metal
work for California Hall. on the grounds OF
the University OF California. al Berkeley.
California and said bids. either Cne or
on both undertakings viii be received at the
office Of the Regents. South HaH. Berkeley,
Al or before l. n. Of September p. 1904.
10 bids VIII be considered unless accom-
panied by a certified check or bond OF bidder
IN favor OF the Regents Of the University or
California equal TO ten O0) per cent Of his
bid with sufficient sUreties. conditioned that
II said bid be accepted. the bidder viii duly
enter into proper contract and give bond to
perform faithfully the duty and obligations in
accordance with said bid and with the plans
and specifications which are hereby required
20 be a part OF such contract. The right TO
reject any or all bids is hereby reserved.
BY order OF the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings OF the Board of Regents.
Y n HEN DERSON. Acting Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau
% Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department
Washington ID. C., until l. o'clock noon
September 27 1904 and publicly opened i'm
rnediately thereafter. to furnish q quantity
Of bracket fans and fittings at the Navy
Yard. New York, y. Y. and to the in
spectors Of equipment at the following
named works viz: Bath Iron Works. Bath
Ne. Fore River ship and Engine Company
Quincy Mass; William Cramp & Sons Ship
ard Engine Building Company. Philadelphia
Pa: Nesfe & Levy. Philadelphia. Pa; New
York Shiphulding Company Camden y. j. /:
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock
Company. Newport News. Va; Union Iron
Works. San Francisco. Cal, and Moran
Bros. Company. Seattle Wash. Blank pro-
posals viii be furnished upon application to
ihe navy pay Offices Boston Mass, New
York \. y Philadelphia. Pa. Norfolk
Va san Francisco. Cal. and Seattle. Wash.
OF 10 the Bureau Il 7. 3. HARRIS. Pay
master General, T. s y s-24-O4
UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA. Berkeley:
Notice 20 Contractors, Builders and Material
are solicited Tor performing the labor and
furnishing the materials for the freproof
floors and roof ana the framing for skylight
of California Hail. on the grounds Of The
University 81 California, at Berkeley, Cali
fornia; and said bids will be received at the
office OF the Regents. South Hall. Berkeley,
- or before 3 p. m of September p. 1904.
No bids VIII be considered unless accom-
panied by certified check or bond OF bid
Ger in favor o. the Regents OF the University
~ California. equal TO ten Co} per cent OF
his bid with sufficient sufeties. conditioned
that II said bid be accepted the bidder Will
duly enter into proper contract and give
bond 10 faithfully perform the duty and OBJ
legations In accordance with said bic and
with tie plans ana specifications which are
hereby required to be a part OF such contract.
BY order Of the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings % the Board OF Regents
Y II. HENDERSON. Acting Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-15
POINT RICHMOND.

POINT RICHMOND.
I have for sale four lots, the most desirable
in the city of Richmond. The present owner
is unable TO keep up payments and will sell at
original cost. II you want to buy in Point
Richmond consult me before doing 1 am
one Of the pioneers in the district and know
the location OF every lot.
J. W LAYMANCE,
$50 MARKET ST, ROOM 10,
SAN FRANCISCO CAL.