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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19

There is a little taxidermist's shop
on Fourth avenue which is curious
place. 1t Is very dusty and very full
of strange fowl, tucked In, one behind
the other, on shelves that cover all
of one side of the room, and on the
other a wizened little old man sits all
day long beside a pile Of most evil
smelling skins and dispenses words
of wisdom to whoever cares to listen.
One day when Marriott ran into the
shop before dinner he found the old
man In OBSTACLES over a new birdskin
that has just been brought In. 1t was
large and dirty and exceedingly ugly
and it had a particularly evil smell;
but 1t was rare, and Marriott looked
it over respectfully.
where did you say this bird came
from?" he asked.
The old man stopped washing the
birds legs and began to recount its
history. The skin had been brought
to him by a sea-captain, he said--Cap-
tain Tourjee, of the Mary Ann Salters
from South America. Yes, he Yves
sure he was still in town; would Mr..
Marriott like his address? Mr.. Mar
riott, it appeared, would like it very
much indeed. He took it down care
fully, wrapped the lump of dirt in his
handkerchief and walked swiftly away
down the street, leaving the little tax.
idermist staring after him with won
dering eyes.
Reginald Ernest Marriott, not long
since graduated as mining engineer
from the College of Applied Science,
had his own way to make in the
world and nothing to make it with
but brains. 1t is true that he came
of an ancient family, whose name had
survived it's prosperity, and that this
connection let him into as much New
York society as was good for him;
but nobody felt called upon to assist
him in any more practical way than
by inviting him to dinner, and this
as it happened, was very serious
matter, for there was woman in
the case. 1t was Edith Whyard, the
only daughter of Mr.. G.. c. Whyard
who lived on Madison avenue and had
an office on Broadway and was report
ed to be a multi-millionaire. Though
no one seemed to know exactly the
source of his income, his style of liv
ing bore out the assertion, and on
the strength of it Mrs. Whyard was
making an attack upon the portals OF
society. Naturally, when it became
apparent to her maternal eye that
her daughter was allowing her affec
tons to drift in that Improbable di
rection, she looked with extreme dis
appreciation upon young Marriott. and
her husband had for him the pro
found contempt of the practical man
for the man of schools and theories
Matters were in this state when
the young man paid his visit to the
,taxidermist's shop and saw the bird
with the muddy feet. That night he
worked hard in the small laboratory
he had fitted up In his room, wrote q
letter to Edith, packed his possessions
and paid his bills, and the next morn
ing at daybreak he sailed out of New
York harbor in a south-bound steam
er, with hope in his heart, a wisp oil
blonde hair in his watch-case and 9
lump of black mud in his coat pocket
It was year after this and the
grass was green again on Madison
square before news was heard of him
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19
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CAPE HORN

By Ez2AIH .LIZZN ALLLO(H

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now l can support her as you would
desire. I have property worth eight
hundred thousand dollars" he added.
modestly, land I have practical GER
tainty of more than ten times as
much"
Whyard wheeled his swivel chair
and looked the young man In the face
with very evident amazement.
"Ten times eight hundred thousand
dollars!" he cried, incredulously.
what is this property of yours?"
Platinum" said Marriott. you
see, sir" he went on quietly, II ran
across a sample of dust from South
America last winter; nobody else
knew about 1t, so I went down at
once and discovered the place. only
brought up few thousand dollars
worth, but l have half ton In dust
and nuggets all ready down there. and
the rivers are full Of It, But what's
the matter, sir?"
Whyard had turned pale, and sank
back in his chair. He reused him.
self, however, and questioned the
young man quietly enough. I'm what
part of South America is that?" said
he.
Southern Patagonia, not far from
Magellan Straits and near the coast.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19
The Train Waited,

II was travelling up in Canada, Just
over the border Of New York State,
this last summer" said the broker,
when, just as the train was about
ready to pull out of the station, q
negro ran up excitedly. !
"'Hey, there!' he shouted to the
conductor, who was singing out AL
aboard Mr.. Martin says would you
hold the train till he kin change his,
clothes, and he'll be along in few
minutes?'
"'For sure said the conductor. in
a matter-of.fact way. And we waited
for five minutes before Mr.. Martin
turned up in his Sunday raiment."
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19
HEIGHT Of Comradesh

It is part of my business to keep
apace with current slang" said Oscar
Hammerstein, land don't think much
that is new gets by me. The other,
day was in rural part of Connecti-I
cut looking after some property. The
farmers daughter said her mother
was in the parlor talking to Mrs.
Barnes.
Whatever you have to say to ma
explained the girl, you might as well
tell before her. They're never apart
all day long, them two
"'What,' exclaimed, are they 80
thick as all that?
Thick repeated the girl; why.
they're so thick they both eat out OF
one egg New York Times.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19


residence.
A food of light from the doorway
dazzled Elearor's eyes, and she won
dered at the flawless individual who
supervised their passage into the hall,
until her uncle said:
Parsons, has Mrs. Stage gone to
bed?"
"No, sir; she is awaiting you In
the drawingroom," answered the but
lcr. "She was about to retire, sir,
when your telegraphic message ar.
rived" he added, in lower tone, in
tended for his masters ear. Supper
is quite ready, SIR"
"Well, we're ready for 1t, aren't
We, boys? Twenty minutes Of twelve!
Mercy on us!" he exclaimed, as he
closed his watch with a snap. II dare
say you were never up so late before.
Now, dear. If you've finished prink-
ing" he said gaily to Eleanor, "Tll
take you in and introduce you to your
aunt"
Eleanor blushed wildly, and turned
from the hail mirror, before which
she had instinctively paused mo-
ment in order to straighten her bon
net, that she was conscious was
awry. Her uncle stood laughing and
chuckling at her confusion. Just then
there was rustic of robe, and
tall woman came speeding down the
stairs, exclaiming:
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19
A Faulty Advertisement.

"Mr. Spriggins brides himself on
understanding the value Of money"
"And that's where Mr.. Spriggins
makes a mistake" said the liberal
man. HE expects a dollar to buy
two or three times as much as 1t has
any right to, and is continually being
annoyed and disappointed"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19
illumination.

Dark was the night my soul knew TIL
you came
A shackled thing, imprisoned and
prone,
A tongueless bell that made not any
tone VIZ
A heart all bare of loves illuming Aame.,
And then-your kindling kiss!-that swift
did claim
NV life as very fuel for its own.
NV little days but as the fagots strown
To feed the fires sacred to Loves name,
And now the darkling ember and the
ash
OF that great hour are left to me alone:
Upon my life the raindrops dash,
BY the chill breath Of waning autumn
blown; t @N y
Yet, heart Of me! the shining and the
light
OF that first kiss are with me still toe,
night.
Jessie Storrs Ferris in Literary Wexl~
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19

A philosopher says it is better to be
alone than in bad company; but some
men are in bad company when they
are alone.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19
!aWhere did you say this bird came
from 2"

Then, one April morning, he present
ed himself at Mr.. Whyard's Office Oh
Broadway.
Marriott asked after Mrs. Whyard.
"And Miss Edith" he said eagerly.
"You remember, Mr.. Whyard, that l
love her, that l hope to marry her
some day. Last year I was poor, but
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19
All In the Game.

Makes the bet with
Quiet glee.
Bet Is raised
Quarter more
Seen--then raised
Same as before.
Dealer stubborn,
First man drops.
Second hand just
Calls and stops.
Pat hand? Caesarl
What a blun!
Pair of queens to
Win the stun.
lTwo-card draw
Rakes in the pile
Sevens up were
Worth his while.
First man SILENT
Not a frown--
Three good deuces
He threw down.
New York Times.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-16
sudden Death Of
IN CALIFORNIA
! MR$.l.T. MCDONALD

A cablegram announcing the death
Of Mrs. J. I. Mcdonald at jacksonville,
California, was received this morning
Mrs. Mcdonald came to Honolulu three
FEARS ago with her husband, DR.. ]. T..
Mcdonald, and is a sister OF Clinton J.
uutchins. Mrs. Mcdonald had been
In California several weeks visiting
with relatives. About three weeks ago
she was taken III with pneumonia with
pleurisy complications. BY the last
mail DR.. Mcdonald received letter
from the attending physician stating
that Mrs. Mcdonald was getting along
well and that the danger was practical
ly over. The sudden turn and fatal
termination of her illness Ia attributed
to a setting in of heart complications,
Mrs. Mcdonald was with her own peo-
pie and the burial will most likely be
in the family plot at home.
The news of the death Of Mrs. Nc
Donald was received as a great shock
by her husband and relatives In this
city. and by her large circle Of friends
to whom the news came as personal
bereavement During her residence
here Mrs. Mcdonald was prominent In
social circles and particularly activ,
In church work and musical entertain
ments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-16

Fine Job Printing a. the Bulletin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-16
WaiIuku Association
Adds New Members

Waikiki, Maui, May 1.-THE Wal.
luku District Improvement Association
held its monthly meeting at the court
house on Thursday evening, May ~.
The attendance was unusually large
by reason of the fact that thirty-four
new members were present and signed
the membership list. Most OF these
come from Puunene and Kahului Aft
er hearing reports from the different
committees. the motion recently made
by Judge Kepoikai to change the name
OF the association was called up and
after some discussion resolution was
offered by ]. N. s. Williams Of Pun.
rene to refer the matter to commit
tee OF not less than three nor more
than Ave. the committee to report at
the next meeting In June. The com
mittee so appointed are J. N. s. VIII
liams. II. b. Harry. r. A. Wadsworth,
r. w. Filler and q. b. Robinson.
w. L. Bal has been quite sick dur
Ing the past two weeks.
The new bank building Is nearing
completion and Is quite an addition. tc
Waikiki.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-16
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants on page 6.

Read Wants" on page 6.
Hammond Typewriter agency at
Wall, Nichols.
Rainier and primo beer on draught or
in bottles at the Pantheon.
@. II. Berrey goes to Kauai today or
tomorrow on business trip.
n. l.. Rosenbledt of McChesney Is
Co.'S house, is in san Francisco.
A notice by the Land Registration
Court is published in today's issue.
DR.. Burgess. with his mother, ex-
poets to go to the Coast by the return
trip of the Mongolia.
The best hot lunch in the city, with
daily change of bill OF fare, at the
Elite Ice Cream Parlors.
The Kash Co. have a very Interesting
ad on the front page, attractive and
full OF useful information.
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner sang
during the morning service at the ka.
mehameha Memorial Chapel Sunday.
A chain and locket Of German gold.
containing photo. was lost between Ka-
| lihi and town. A reward is offered for
return of same to the Bulletin Office.
Judge Gear this morning appointed
w. G. Crook, Jr., administrator Of the
estate OF James King under $1,000 bond.
Messrs. Sims. Simonton and Ellis we're
named appraisers.
Packing Hawaiian school exhibits
for the Episcopal church convention
at Boston was this morning com
menced at education headquarters by
members of the woman's Auxiliary.
Charles +. Parsons Of Hilo was a
caller at the Governors Office today.
Jesse X. Burkett, Normal inspector
leaves today In the Keauhou. fol-
Kauai. He will make complete tour
OF the schools OF the island, and will
be absent about two weeks.
Order your rubber stamps made al
Wall, Nichols. They make the best.
The preparations for the great ex
pansion sale at N. S. Sachs Dry Good
Co. to begin next Thursday mornin,
are exciting general attention, as |
promises to eclipse all previous sal,
recorsd In this city. Reductions will
be made in every department and |
will be chance to buy anything In tn
dry goods line at great bargain.
The musicale to he given on the even
ing OF May 26 at the residence of DIR
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-16
POLICE DOCKET
CONTINUED from PAGE ~

now exhausted. There were about six
more charges against the defendant,
some of gross cheat and some of en-
Dezzlement The case was continued
antil Wednesday.
Kwai Tong and All Sing, both
charged with selling ava without lie
ense, forfeited their bail of 500 each.
The cases of Gnu Tuck. All Choy, All
Hung, All Huck, All Hing, All Sing and
Akana, all charged with robbery In
the first degree. were continued until
next Friday as 1t is expected that the
Grand Jury will report on their cases
before then.
A Chinese, named All Koon, was
charged with larceny In the second de-
gree. He is alleged to have walked
into Theo. Davies & Co. store last Sat
urday and to have stolen four under
shirts. He had bag with him and
popped the shirts into 1t when he
thought he was unobserved. A Chinese
clerk saw All Rooms action and had
INN arrested. The case was continued
Until tomorrow.
| The case OF Maikaaloa, a Hawaiian,
charged with larceny In the second
degree, was continued until tomorrow.
The defendant is alleged to have stolen
aalf a bag Of coal from the Inter- Island
steam Navigation Company's pile CO
the waterfront. RI
Five Hawaiians. charged with hav-
ing tried their luck at craps" pleaded
guilty and were assessed 50 and costs
leach.
Kealiikuewa, charged with selling
liquor without license had his case
continued until tomorrow.
David Hoopi had to face the Court
under two charges Of assault and bait
cry. While drunk he had savagely
beaten his aged father and his little
brother. The defendant pleaded guilty
10 both charges. The Court gave him
4 severe lecture pointing out TO him
the grave and disgusting nature of his
oifense and sentenced him to one
nonth's Imprisonment on each charge.
Kealoha, a young Hawaiian charged
with vagrancy. was sent to jail for ten
days He was found in the middle of
ston block.
Il. Rodericks. charged with soliciting,
had his case nolle pros'd.
Willie Brown, charged with assault
with a weapon, had his case continued
until tomorrow.
, Ia r.aN ford ha oil In
: pseudo Chinaman. yesterday arrested
! I.um Ngun for larceny in the second
degree. Crawford was just passing w
: g. Twins place at Waikiki when he
heard the cry stop thief" At the
5 same time he saw Lum Ngun running
! ayoirdupois prevented him from chas
Q ing the fugitive. He called bach
q which happened to pass and In II h,
e started In pursuit Crawford caugh
: I.um Ngun near the Bertelmann place
lie arrested him and had him brough
TO the police station.
II appears that Kun To, the yard
boy at the Irwin place. on returning
10 his house yesterday saw Lum Ngul
emerging from them and fleeing II
great haste. He then cried stop thief!
4. and tried to catch him.
n Kun To's room has been robbed sew
RI eral times. Yesterday ring and som
2 money were taken. Lum Ngun ap
re- peared before Judge Lindsay this morn
n ing charged with larceny In the secon
"A degree. He had his case continued un
"a til tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-16
MEAT KNIFE ASSAULT.

Kuramoto was tried by jury before
Judge De Bolt this morning under in
aictment charging assault with a weap-
en- dangerous to life. meat chopper
such as is favorite with Oriental
butchers. Kuramoto is said to have
jabbed one Wataro Ichi three times In
the back with the Jagged thing.
Deputy Attorney General W. $. Flem-
ing for the Territory. C. c. Biting
for the defense. ef-- ug'U H'
At ten minutes before noon the jury
retired At noon Judge De Bolt sent
them to lunch.
Defendant claims that Ichl backed ny
against the weapon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-16

To arrive ex Alaskan" May 14th, di.
rect from Oregon, 80 head of young
plantation mules and 25 head of thor.
oughbred Durham bulls. For sale at
Schuman Carriage Co., Young Bldg,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-16
BORN.

DASH this city, May IL, 1904, to
the wife Of J. J, Dias, a girl.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-16

Dividends-O. Il. & l.. CO., IL per
cent: Oahu Sugar Co, IL per cent;
Onomea Is. +. May 81, per cent;
Mutual Telephone. 2 per cent.
Latest Sugar quotation, 3.73 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
REAL EsrArE-crrY-FoR SALE.
EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & CO., 6Ss Market ST.
AUCTION
AUCTION
Auction

EAsION. ELDRIDGE & CO., 6os Market ST.
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
TUESDAY. APRIL II. 1904.
AT our salesrooms at IL o'clock noon
POLK-ST. FLATS
Nos: o4-24o41k Polk St, north OF Union;
porcelain p,rS. bath EACH and storeroom below:
puiit only is months; modern in every respect;
rent $40 :, per ] month: mortgage 5000 5000,
No. 2o27 Pacific ave, east Of L.aguna St :;
Improvements IN consist of a beautiful residence
tb. rsep sopms and bath very pretty gaToen ot aR
MoNTCoMERY-AvE. INVESTMENT
inches north of Vallejo St. No. 410-422 lot
IRREGULAR in size, having frontage on Mont,
nominal. renting for 500 per month.
tRODERICK-ST. BUILDING LOT. i.
q Easteriy line Of Broderick St. S3 20 south o,
1love st; lot 2Gx11o; this lot is level and
ready for building, and is situated IN de-
sranic 1 neighborhood in close proximity 10 the
SOUTH OF MARKET ST. INVESTMENT
~ oS. l4-l415 Ritch st. and 3-3h Enzapetn
al, s between Third and Fourth on foisom 81, !;
improvements consist of six tenement nads OF
snnum; these mats are. occupied by first class
'enants' rent payable strictly In aavahee' a1.s
tasterly line OF Alabama St, 1o4 rect nor.n
eI 1wenty-third: lot 2ex10o; Lever ana reaog
future.
CLARA-ST. INVESTMENT
- southerly line of Clara ST., $50 feet west OF
fonrtn; lot 25x75; Nos. 13T-13f Il; lmproNe
ments two cozy flats of rooms each; new
modern mo plumbing; patent flush toilets; rents
3e3 per annum
UNIoN-sT. BUILDING LOTS.
Southerly line of Union St, 81 20 west OF
Laguna; two well situated lots, 2oxioo teet
escn; this portion Of Union ST. is business
dock; stores and fats erected on thle prop
erty would bring in handsome revenue
DOLORES-ST. INVESTMENT.
East line OF Dolores St, 20 feet nortn OF
seventeenth; Nos. 3s6-39o; lot 64xloo; improve,
ments consist OF three flats Of 4-o-o rooms ana
one double cottage containing 40 rooms pIess-
ent rents very low at $50 so per month"; this
property will be sold close an estate.
SACRAMENTO-ST. RESlDENCE
NO 30le Sacramento ST., east OF Baker; Iot
p :6x132 90; improvements a handsome two
story residence containing rooms ana pain
plumbiifg in first class condition. mortgage ol
$1,000, Hibernia Bank
For further particulars apply,
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO., 63S Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
REAL EsTArE-cITY-FoR SALE

BALDWIN & HOWELL.
S14, 0O0-Clayton st. mr. Haisht; new bullo-
ing in separate hats; rents Tl2o;
lot % :6x106:5.
slo'ooO-Buchanan-st corner; rents sloo
large lot Sox75; store, fats above and
adjoining cottages.
s5, ,25o-Buchanan St, not far from sutter;
fats Of rooms each; rents $50
,Sl2s l2s50o-Broadway corner, nr. Powell; brick
and frame improvements; rents $50
$ls.5oo-Haight St; rents $40 per month
large lot eS:9x13T:0 10; frame dwell
ss,OoO-AIbion ave, mr. 18th and Guerrero
sts.; fats OF 3 and rooms and bath
p S,25o-Church St. mr.. 9th; lot 25xs0; cot
tsge of 3 rooms.
$1T,50o-stockton st. Jackson; lot S4xloo;
S-story and basement brick nulioihs'
under lease: rents ST5.
81, 4,i0o-Valejo St. nr. Leavenworth; lot DIX
GO; fiats OF rooms and bath each;
$50. .00o-Sacramento st, nr. Kearny; large lot.
through to Commercial St. brick
improvements; rents S160.
$1Oo, Oo0-New, swell apartment house OF lS2
rooms; lot 6S :3x13T IS; rents $3.50; Sc
cured lease; vicinity California and
Hyde SITS.
s1e5oo-Pine St. downtown location; large
lot 35xl3T:6; rents $122 so; brick and
frame improvements.
81, ,260-Pacific St: large frontage. "a feet
rents $50 month; 2-story brick
building; store and hat above
$G6oe-Powel St, nr. Vallejo; lot 4ox6s %
ments: rents $40
s26 o0o-Powell st. downtown location; large
lot 45x110; frame Improvements rent
ing for s165 Der month.
SIS 600-Pacific-st. business property; large let
4SX13I:6 to street: brick and
frame improvements rents S16S so.
So ooo-Rents 500 per month; Montgomery
St; large lot, GT:6x13T;6; 10 fats.
$1T 1T50o--Leavenworth St; elegant fats OF
rooms and bath each, with superb
marine view; lot 2T:6xlo1:6; rents
S13T 70
$50 oOo-Larkin st, downtown location; large
lot C0x1O0; frame buildings; rents
sl2O
s.. .ooo-John st. nr. Powell and Washington
lot 23x60; 3-story frame building OF
10 rooms and bath.
S25 000-Jones-st. corner. downtown location;
large lot full depth 1916; present
frame improvements rent for 500 per
month; splendid building site.
Sc 500-Green st, mr. Stockton lot q tx
13T g; brick building
SIS o00-Ellis St. downtown inside location
lot 26 :1oxST %; present frame i'm
provements rent for $50 per month.
81 1oo-Dupont-st. corner; II 7:6x60; house Of
u rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
Z0J1~SE0

BROADWAY FLATS-RENTS S19O
n :6x137 %; Nos. 167s-16S2; n. line OF Broad
view: splendid modern up-to-date fats; fash
ionable neighborhood; should be seen to be ap-
preciated.
LARGE BROADWAY LOT
With front and rear dwelling; 45:10x137 g;
Nos .1511-l513 Broadway. east OF Van Ness ave-
STOCKTON ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
4-story building and lodging house; years
lease; tenant pays water and repairs.
UNION sTREET-RENTS $50.
Axis: No. 1902 Union ST.. 81 feet w Of Octa-
Via: stores and 12-room fiat; must be SOD.
SANSOME-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Nos. 712-T14 Sansome rs :10x90 feet Of
jackson; rents $1l so: brick and frame build
CALIFORNIA ST coTTAGE-RENTs sa2 So
2SxlSIe. No 1928 California st. s.oost between se1
bath; select neiGhborhood.
DEVIsADERO- ST LOT.
34x103:1lA: L line of Devisadero, So feet s Of
Union; fashionable neighborhood marine view;
now on property.
H ST. SUNNY COR. FACING PARK.
s2:ox1OO Sc corner H St and Eleventh ave.
in or lots. facing Park; Sc corner, 32;6xlOU'
ana adjoining lots each 25x1OO.
MARIPOSA ST-RENTS $2T 50.
a4:sx75; Nos. 27o7-27oo Mariposa st. 65:4 W
of Bryant, between 1Tth and 18th; houses,
rooms and bath each.
DOLORES ST. LOT.
Creditors sale; no limit: 5ox1o5; w line of
Dolores St. 1876 of Liberty.
FOLSOM ST.-RENTS S145.
50xSG; S5S-s64 Folsom St. L Of 5th; 5-story
building; flats and stores; rents now SIP;
should be s145
TWENTY FOURTH ST. CORNER
RENTS S14o
55xsO: NE corner oath and shotwell SITS. 3Ss.
945 Shotwell ST.; 313S to 3146 oath ST.; stores,
1 houses, flats; rents now SIP; should be