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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-09-06
ENGINEERS BRAVERY.
Owed Into Flooded Ditch and
Turned on 81 Valve.

With the recent completion OF the
great Cedar Grove reservoir Il tale of
beroism of the hOmely kind has come
to light says a special dispatch from
Orange, \. j., to the New York Times.
1t is of a man who Iisked death with
out hope of pay or even the fame
which Il passing newspaper account or
his act would give him. George B..
Freye simply did the deed because he
wanted to see the work progress sue
cesSfulIy, and the occurrence was look
ed upon as more or less commonplace
by Freyc and those who were with
him.
Freye was an engineer employed
with the gang which tunneled the Or
ange mountain in the course Of the
work. He had nothing to do with the
reservoir work or the construction of
the dams, but pending the arrange
ments for the construction of the North
river tunnel was temporarily in charge
of the Orange mountain tunnel. one
day u sudden clOudburst filled up the
great cOrowall trench for the west dam
with water, and he volunteered to per
form a task which carried with it the
risk of his life
The trench was shOred up and cross
ed by numerous braces and was filled
to the brim with muddy water The
only available pump was five feet be
low the surface of the water and the
nIn hnfnpn
ditch was flooded. Freye knew the To-
cation of the pump merely by ObserVa-
ton. and he volunteered to dive to it
and turn on the steam valve.
Ii was not in the line of his duty, but
he said he did not like to see the work
drag, so he stripped and plunged head
foremost between the braces and went
down to the pump. Then he CROPPED for
the valve wheel and, turning it, threw
the valve wide open. A throbblng in
his ears told him that the pump was
working. The work was done under
the severest stress, and those standing
on the border Of the trench never ex-
pected to see the engineer come up
alive. He was under water about a
minute and one-half, but it seemed
about a half hour to the onloOkers.
Just as all hands were getting discour-
aged Freye popped up through the mud
and water and was dragged out and
resuscitated. There was about one
chance in a thousand that Freye would
hit the right spot on his first dive, but
he accomplished this and saved great
damage to property and delay to the
rrrcrlr
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-09-06
SARATOGA SIDE LIGHTS
Glimpses of People Who Figure
In Its Life.
JOE ULLMANs MAIDEN BET.

Mrs. Clarence Mackay and Her Newly
Acquired TitIe-James r. Keene'l
Joke on Diamond Jim" Brady's
WaistcOat-Mystery of the Heavy
Twins-A Spartan Sacrifice.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-09-06
TEXTS FOR POOLROOM.
wireless Bible Messages to Confuse
Race Reports In Chicago.

Wireless Bible Messages to Confuse
Race Reports In Chicago.
There are more tOrmentS in store for
the race track gamblers in Chicago.
whose last hope of evading the law is
precariously repOsed in Commodore
Bud" Whites flagship, the City of
Traverse, says a Chicago dispatch.
The plan is to erect a wireless tele-
graph mast and station on the roof of
the city hall at city expense. 1t is
said a continuous operation of the
sending apparatus during the after
noon while the races are being run
would prevent the De Forest station
from getting into ineligible cOmmuni-
cation with the steamer. When Com
mOdOre Bud" White is awaiting the
returns on the first race his guests will
receive this from Assistant Chief
Schuettler:
THE eyes of the Lord are in every
place beholding the evil and the good"
When the odds are posted on the
second race the bettors will be warned:
"Woe to him that gaineth an evil
gain"
''The way of the wicked is an abom-
nation to the Lord"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-09-06
~ IN NEW JERSEY is BEN JONES' IDEf
,o Macon Alderman Proposes Daring Innovation in Cot
oo;s;nQ. Just Returned from Trip to hat State

two bales to the acre could be made
with ease.
'"The land is rich and the farms are
we'll kept with with an abundance of
barns, and [ think those New Jersey
soil tillers could give some of our
farmers a few points. When l sug-
gested that cotton could be raised to a
prominent Mammoth county farmer he
was greatly amused and said it was
impossible. He admitted he had new
er tried it, and said he didn't know
anybody who ever had.
"Before l finished talking with him
he became enthusiastic about the pro-
position of raising ten cent cotton with
two bales to the acre, and I made ar
rangement with him to make some ex-
periments next year.
"While the season up there is a lit
tie shorter than ours, at the same time
l am inclined to believe that the crop
will mature before it is ruined"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-09-06

water in which the tablets for the
syringes were dissolved From these
evidences it is believed that the I'M
fortunate man was addicted to the use
of drugs.
Wentworth boarded the ship just be-
fore it sailed from Baltimore Wednes-
day and occupied upper berth in room
Is. He was an intermediate passenger.
Captain Pratt of the Berkshire said
on his arrival at Savannah that he
had talked with the young man on
several occasions, and that he seemed
to be highly educated and very re-
fined. He spoke little of his past, but
said that he had been through Exeter
college, and was looking for employ
ment.
Some of the walters said that they
had talked to Mr.. Wentworth and he
had asked them the rates of the differ
ent hotels in the city. When he was
told the price of the hotels he remark
ed that it made no difference, as he
didn't suppose he would get to Savan-
nah. This was not made known until
after the young man had jumped over
board.
from Baltimore is not known. He was
described by Capt. Pratt as about y
years of age, 5 feet and inches high
and weighed $50 pounds. He had
small, dark mustache, black hair,
gray eyes, a short neck and square
shoulders.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-09-06

Hon. Ben. l.. Jones, the
', Macon alderman and re-
0' ,r,,es is true there is strong
~. ~ Of the cotton crop being
ivy next year by bales of the
- '.,pIe grown in the northen
,,,e. and Paul E. Wilkes, city
gtbo Macon News, have just re-
s.or the north, where they
IN taking ineastern seaside re-
~ the first thing Mr.. Jones
' = News reporter at his office
|orping was that cotton can be
n New Jersey.
~ i no doubt about it in my
IA Mr.. Jones, "and so sure
cotton can be successfully
.bst have made arrangements
! some experiments next year.
10 done. There are hundreds
- land IN New Jersey between
nd the Atlantic coast where
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-09-06
How Mark Twain Became Rich.

A good story Of recent conversation
between William Dean Howells and
Mark Twain is going the rounds, says
Harper's Literary Gossip. Mark Twain
was relating some of his experiences
before he became famous. My diff
culties taught me some thrift" he OBJ
served, "but l never knew whether II
was wiser to spend my last nickel Tor
a cigar to smoke or for an apple TO de-
YOUR"
81 am astounded," returned Mr.. How
ellis. that a person of so little decision
ebonId meet with so much worldly sue
cess"
Mark Tsrain nodded very gravely.
sIndecision about spending money" ne
remarked, "is worthy of cultivation.
When 1 couldn't decide what TO buy
with my last nickel kept it and SO be-
came rich"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-09-06
JUMPED OVERHEARD
-pr%CH OF PLAINS HAD AN
EXCITING TIME.
IN Board a Steamship Thurs
xioht When "a Man Leaped
into the Sea.

into the Sea.
orgprs on board the steamship
ire en- route from New York tc
bah had an exciting experience
nights ago when a man by the
N Wentworth committed suicide
hing into the sea.
eyperience was a sad one. All
bird the steamer were in good
and spirits except Wentworth.
way down from Baltimore he
II melancholy and held himself
@trom the other passengers.
4of the coast OF Charleston at
Bis o'clock Thursday night, he
i into the sea and was drowned.
Twas a thrilling cry we heard.
&oyerboard,' ," said one of the
Hers. "Women screamed, men
i excited and officers and sail
ban hurrying here and there.
banner turned around and threw
BrfuI search light on the waters
khe man had gone down. but no
n him could be found. An hour
lent in trying to find the body,
j search was then given up and
samer sailed on to Savannah. "
j the search for the missing man
\ Ven up a number of the pas
II, including Messrs. Charles T.
Of Dothan, Ala, j. w. Cure
bothan, Ala, H. G Daniel,
ksboro, Ca, c. f. Beale, Lump
b., Lewis G. Moffett, Dublin,
E. French, Plains, Ca, E.
BE, Atlanta, and Rev. Eugene
endleton of Monticello, Ga,
ealIed together to be present
the missing mans effects we're
bed.
ad only one piece of baggage,
sS suit case. In addition to
5 of personal wearing apparel,
Tpodermic syringes, three bottles
Ephine and cocaine tablets and
Yer spoon, of the type used at
Eater fountains, were found in
se. This spoon was blackened
outside of the bowl, indicating
had been used for heating the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-09-06
Grevsome Punishment.

A grewsome form Of punishment is
still practiced in Afghanistan, says the
New York Herald. A recent English
expedition discovered at the top Of the
Lataband pass an iron cage suspended
from a pole containing a shrivelled
human body. The mummy was that OF
a thief who had been imprisoned and
allowed to die Of thirst and hunger in
this iron cage.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
BROS. & CO.,
Dnl TyAAa

BOARDMAN BROS. & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
i3s Montgomery st.
s121 ,ooo-eth-st investment; large saot; very
good improvements; ss940 per annum
$40 OOOO-Mission ST., not far from 4th; large
frontage: old buildings: splendid lot for
improving. and there is nothing better
in the market for TURN
$50 oO0-North side Bush st. close downtown:
good improvements; large lot; double
frontage; s250O a year rent
s2SoO0-Howard ST.. north side, near I'd; so
f. lot; old improvements
$21 5O0-Broadway corner; large lot; business
property; rents for 10 per cent of price;
with mortgage of $1,000 it will pay II
per cent net the equity.
see, 0o0-Hayes- st. business property; large lot;
frontages; at low rents bringing in
$3.50 a year.
SIS. .Oo0-western Addition, NE. cor. store and
flats; good renting neighborhood; s1272
per annum.
s1e,oOO-Not far from Haight and Central; 8
fine new flats of rooms and bath each;
pays $3.50 a year
$13. .500-Folsom- st. corner; good improve
ments; $3.50 year and good for turn
in the near future.
$12, fats: three fine mod
ern flats; rents for $3.50 per annum;
mortgage Of $1,000 can remain
S11, 500-Corner in splendid part Of Mission:
large lot: good improvements; rent $3.50
year; snap any way you look at IL.
s1o.5oo-Jackson- st. north line. mr. Jones: 2
fine comfortable homes with excellent
marine view; lease the whole at
S10S0 year; good large lot
s9,50o-Half block from Mission ST.; good
renting district; small lats never va
cant: 1910 a year:
s7,000-Larkin, nr. Filbert: price reduced
from $500; Oft. lot; 2 good fats; rnt-
ed low for s5T6 year.
s4, ,oo0-2oth St; flats in fine condition;
$432 year.
RESIDENCES.
SIS, ,oo0-vallejo St; modern house OF rooms
and baths; very pretty and only two
years old.
s3,250-One block from Market ST.; cottage, S
rooms and bath.
81 .500-11th ave: comfortable 4-room and
bath cottage; only years old; bar
LOTS.
$12, ,500-Jackson ST., near Maple: 50x160 II. to
Preside wall; grand unobstructed ma
rine view.
$40, ,0O0-Presdio Heights NE. corner; a fine
marine view: 40x127.
6,0Oo-6th ave-, close TO Lake; very pretty.
modern home; rooms.
S5, 5O0-North side of Jackson ST; marine
view lots Preside Heights; 81 :6x127.
25x115 feet.
81. .90o-1Sth ST.. near Noe; north line: fine
building lot; cheapest in neighborhood-
81, 1,6oo-Greenwich St; marine view lots;
bargain: don't lose the opportunity.
81, ,050-12th ave. lot; Richmond District.
ST50- 10th ave-, Point Lobos ave-; 25x
120; or $500 for 50x120
$7Oo-North line 25th 2 lots 81 :6x114.
BOARDMAN BROS & CO.
13S Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
NAAL nsTATn-mrY-Foa SALE.
SEAINWALD. BUCKBEE q CO..
2l8 and 220 Montgomery st.,
Mills Ruildinr

SHAlNWALD. BUCKBEE q CO..
1lS and 220 Montgomery st.,
Mills Building.
$SO, ,o0O--Tayior St. q northwest corner: suit
able for apartment-house or fats; beau
@ piul marine view: lot 6o192:s feet: a
$1'oOO-Reduced from $40, 600; modern English
Satsn. Dassnent IsrIs residence I'D Sf y rooms and 2
cost $9500 to build; electric lights nickel
plumbing. salt water in baths; large
very es.y serms; about eSn DC saoSo SSna eash Sn
would be very suitable for sanitarium.
e''|0oms,xta d.. ave. near Fulton st: modern
S1S month; lot 27xl20 feet; u OF block
from Golden Gate Park: electric cars
$7,oo0--Gough ST.. near Vallejo: modern resi-
dence. rooms and bath: lot 25x10o It.
$io'ooGpays $3.50 year; Sutter ST., near
6uchanan; new fats; beautifully fin
ished; rented to good tenant and leased
.. 90 Tor three years; lot 25x137:S feet
*io'oo.Haight st, near Clayton; new hats.
rooms and bath each; storeroom and
servants rooms In basement: all rented
500 per month; lot 26:11xS2:e feet. A
very elegant and low priced investment.
$1o,0oo-Etghth ST.. next to corner OF Mission,
40 feet front. with frame improvements.
ana bssh s lust near p,ssd sssl ss. o.
Seas Sonvenienss 1as. rel rents & sso per month: both
topal bargain
SS.00Q-Leavenworth ST., near Lombard: two
nne flats. and rooms and bath; rents
.,e 500; lot p :6xs1 feet; barEain-
Sl6,oOO-Sixteenth-st corner, near Valencia In
the heart OF the business district; lot
b6x95 feet.
81, 600 each-5 lots on west lino Clay ST., near
10th ave. grand marine view; 26x100
feet each; sold as a whole only; big
bargain for builder.
Guerrero St. near Liberty modern residence 8
rooms and bath; lot 30x1o0 feet make
offer.
81. 5.250-shotwelI ST., best portion; 8 nne fats,
rooms and bathi fot zox122:6 feet;
rents $50.
$7,o00-Broderick St. near Haight; 2-story
residence, IL rooms and bath: lot 25x
100 feet.
PRICE s1e.5oo-
Very pretty north corner modern,
tistic. colonial. marine view residence.
in finest section Of Preside Heights,
with nice garden and lawn.
Main foor-Square reception hall,
double parlors dining servants
room kitchen, buffers pantry; finished
in hardwood floors
Second foor-5 sunny bedrooms and
tiled bathroom; large finished attic;
open nickle-plated plumbing throughout.
$6.250-Buchanan ST., near Sacramento; mod
srn residence. rooms and bath: lot
25x110 feet.
CREAM OF THE PANHANDLE PROPERTY.
SITUATE ON COLE SHRADER. graf
TON AND ALMA STREETS.
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
Streets and lots graded, macadamized and
severed; every lot ready to build on For fur
ther particulars prices ETC., inquire at our
office. Special inducements offered to builders.
Get copy Of our printed list OF properties
for SALE
sHAINwALD. BUcKBEE & CO.,
21S and 22o Montgomery ST.. Mills bldg
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
zEAL EsrArE-crrx-ron sAxn.


LYON e. HOAG. 116 Montgomery st.
Send for our printed list of property for sale
all sections of the city.
MISSION FLATS.
S550o-Rents $780, near Howard and Oath
bath; brick foundation; an excellent invest
ment.
BARGAIN-MISSION FLATS
s425o-Rents S456; new fats on Church IT..
near oath; and rooms and bath each; this
neighborhood is improving rapidly.
s460o-Near 9Th and Harrison: Oats.
rooms and bath; cottage in rear. rooms; rents
$42S; good renting section.
WESTERN ADDITION CORNER.
SO SoGLRents $1152; sunny corner, oay-win-
dow fats; colonial entrance; fats. and 5
rooms and bath; built short time ago; Just
the right size for steady renting.
INVESTMENT NEAR TOWN.
$56o0-Rents s64S; fine investment on Pow
ell st.: 3 fats, 4-4-5 rooms and DaIn eacnt on
car line; fine renting section; fats never Idle
EXCELLENT BUSINESS PROPERTY.
$32 500-Larkin St, downtown; almost new
8-story building; stores and nats above; rent
ing for s19s; very large lot this property II IN
eAS'"s ~ '1s MISSION S FLATS
S40O0-Rents $444; near Dolores ana twenty
second sts.; price reduced to erect quick saiei
class condition: street bituminized; cars pass
the door; always rented
S215o-Instde fourteenth and Valencia stAi
cottage rooms: 9-foot basement, with oriYe-
way, stable and loft; this good.
NEAR MARKET AND NOE sTHE-EIS
s5ooo-Make offer; fats, and rooms
and bath. in very good condition; rented low
at SAT so; close to cars.
LYON & HOAG.
lie Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
WHY NOT BUY THE BEsrf

The grand block in the Western Addition,
which lies between Golden Gate Park and
the Affiliated Colleges. and bounded by
Frederick aDd Carl sts. LIST and Willard,
has been placed in our hands for sale This
is certainly one OF the best blocks that re-
mains unimproved. 1t Is convenient to all
the Park attractions and right IN line with
the growth OF the Panhandle district. The
views overlooking the Park and the hills TO
the south are charming. Remember, the
streets arc severed and some OF them BIZ
tuIninized. Every .ot is on the grade and
ready for the builder.
Prices range from $500 and upward for
lots 25x137 :6; only one fifth cash.
You will never have another opportunity TO
buy land so advantageously situated at such
low prices. They will sure sell fast. 90 get
IN on the ground floor. The Ellis and Ocean
Beach cars pass the property All lines
transfer.
LYON & HOAG, 116 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
REAL EsrArr-c1rY-roR SALE.

BALDWIN A. HOWELL. e5 Post 1t.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Rents collected. Loans negotiated:
City Agents for F1reman's Fund Insurance. Co.
Publishers Of the Buyer and Seller. month
owners hers and thos. Intending to invest. Con-
tains a full list of property for sale. free on
81, 46oMsplendid building lot on Frederick
St, near Cole, surrounded by fine I'm
provemsnts: lot 25xlS7:e; offer wanted:
8 and 8 rooms and bath each; ; close to
Market and Church; rent s2o7o per
s16ooSPass st., In the vicinity Of the Pam
handle: 8 nne fats OF and rooms
and bath; renting for see per month
s5.ooo-Ffne cottage Of Z rooms and bath; on
Lyon ST.. near California; fine lot, 25x
1868; comfortable home in splendid To-
s<.ooo-Renting s33 per month; close to 18th
and Valencia ste.; large lot. 3oK9O;
frame improvements consisting Of store,
flats and stable; must be sold for non
resident owner.
SIS. ooo-Modsrn marine view residence in Pa
cifc Heights district; 10 rooms and bath;
beautifully arranged; basement: steam
heat. etc: lot 27:ex11o.
4th ave. near Clement st.; fine cottage
OF rooms and bath; lot % :6x120; street
bituminized; cheapest little home in
the Richmond district
t6s25o-Splendid new residence of o rooms
and baths; in one OF the best parts Of
the Mission; dance hall electric lights
and all modern improvements: key lot.
25x110 marine view; must be sold at
once; owner leaving town.
&1o 1ooOo-Elegant residence OF rooms and
bath; on Clay ST.; hardwood floors. beam
ceilings. electric lights. stone steps. etc |;
lot 2Sx127 :SA: space OF feet to west
allowed for light.
$s,T5o-Vicinity Of Sd and Townsend; 4 flats
Of rooms each; lately renovated and
In perfect order; lot 20x110:6: double
frontage: net annual rent S3SS; near the
leading commercial centers.
$S,2oo-Sanchez ST., near Duboce Park; fine
little cottage Of rooms and bath; lot
24xS0: mortgage of $l400 can remain,
beautiful nelghborhood.
es. es.o0o-Devisadero ST.; fats of and 7
rooms and BATH renting for $50 per
month; lot 2Sx10o: business ocation
should be raised and store put under
meath.
SIS. .oo0-Reduced to make quick sale: business
property on Folsom ST.. extending back
TO Shfpley; stores. flats and lodging
houses. renting for $1o2 per month; lot
25xl66.
$50 cash and IS per month buys lot near
Office BALDWIN & HOWELL, % Post st.
$500 cash. balance easy payments; finest lots
IN town: price 1880 to $500; nothing like
them for the money; over 100000 new i'm
provements In the district; all street work
eomplete bituminized streets; cement side
walks: severed; faces the Park our agent
on the ground every day, including Sundays;
office. BALDWIN & HOWELL, 25 Post st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
REAL EsrArE-courrzx-rOr sale.
BURR- YOUNG 90.

Telephone John 1886 40 Montgomery ST.
$3500-463 acres in Mendocino County: f63
acres level acres orchard streams. 5 miles
from Hearst. 10 miles from Willis station: 300
yards TO school; new house. barn and other
S2COO-16O acres In San Benfto County a
miles from Llanada; all level and under cuI-
tivation; good house, barn, chicken house; half
mile from school
s950-5 acres rich loan, Immediately adioin-
ing San Martin depot. miles from Gilroy:
good house. with water piped; insured $500;
barn. chicken house; snap: terms
Szs.OOO-One OF the nrest dairy ranches in
bottom. garden soil; 100 acres in alfalfa: IS
fields all hog-tight; all with ever running wa
ter: only miles from depot and live town:
$4,000 of live stock included 100 young dairy
cows, horses. $50 hogs; separator. numerous
machines and implements.
$S5O0-Excellent dairy and stock ranch at a
bargain: 336 acres; miles from Sonora. eoun-
ty seat: 200 acres cultivated: handsome new
modern residence, IL rooms with hot and cold
water; cost over $1,000; abundance good water:
luxuriant crops Of alfalfa; acres family
orchard; 3 large barns; price includes 80 dairy
cows, horses, several mules. hogs. 2e0 pouI-
try. turkeys. many implements and machinery:
worth $4,000; $4,000 cash; income would pay
s2OOO-1O acres rich level land 1 mile from
SuLnyvale. miles from Mountain View
s7oOO-20 acres rich level in San Benito
County adjoining city limits OF county seat.
10 acres apricots, acres prunes; all 10 years
old. house. barn. canal adjoining; income.
$1,000; implements included
Sl20O-4 acres half mile from Berssford-
old oranges and almonds: i mile from Fair
Oaks: fine thrifty trees; good water supply:
fine site for home.
TO EXCHANGE
$30OO-250 acres; miles from CnestoS ~
miles from Santa Margarita: 50 sssy7s <1der
cultivation. balance fine pasture hJnd. good 2
story S-room house with cellar. large dance
hail. barn and several outbuildinSs: river runs
through the place; lakes. iroL. sulphur and
magnesia springs, would make fine health
resort stock ranch; HUNDREDS camp here all
summer.
$4,000 acres AmericsA River: 4 mile
from sch aOl NJ aff fOru~ mil
county seats; 1900 bearing Mission vines;
full 2-story hard-fnished residence; all fur-
nished; complete disti1laSy; horse, harness.
wagon. buggy, moving machine. horse rake.
cultivators blacksmith fhop and all necessary
machinery. This Is q bargain
RURR-YOLING q CO.,
20 Montgo ST. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26


A ]. RICH & Co... Real Estate Agents,
III Montgomery Street.
$50, 900 asked; sutter and Hyde streets; south
east corner; 62:6 frontage; 1926 depth.
$22 5o0-Franklin ST.. near California: large
residence containing Ii rooms and two
baths; all modern improvements; lot
se,5oo-Two new magnificent flats of and
rooms and bath; rents S75 per month;
Sacramento street. near Maple.
S1o oo0-Reduced from s11.500; new up to-
date, date fats; fine marine view Filbert St,
s75oo-Post St, house and lot; near Webster;
very sunny home; contains nine rooms
and bath: convenient to car lines; this
ooonLaguna St, near sutter: residence of
10 rooms and bath: lot 25xS2 :6
I'll, ,OO0-Devisadero ST., near Turk; 3 modern
improved flats; rents S125 per month.
*ls seoO-McAllister ST.. corner: new modern
improved flats containing rooms and
bath In each: always occupied large
lot 81 :6x1oo: commands fine view.
sls 6oonGroys 1oe St. fats near o franklin rents
$lo o0o-Jackson St, near Devisadero; large lot
So :6x102 So: want offer.
$6,oo0-Jackson ST building lot: 3Ix127 :sA,
between Devisadero and Broderick.
$lZ'ooo-Mtssion and oath SITS; business corner;
store and flats: lot 30x115; three 'front.'
ages
$50 ooo.Jackson St, fire corner lot, 1877 ex
137: :6; Preside Heights; marine view
1880 Shotwell ST., between 22d and 23rd
SITS; large lot 59x112:8; house contains
II rooms and bath: this is the cheap
est niece of property offered in the
warm beit
$4.5oo-New residence of rooms and bath:
lot 25x120; Twelfth avenue, near Cali
fornia st.
$3,5oo-Two fine lots 3ox11s:s Frederick st.,
near Ashbury.
S1S, ,O0O-Washington street residence: near
Webster; lot 34:411x127 :SA.
$6,Oo0-Webster ST., near Post; house and lot;
SNAP.
$25. 1000 o-Larsin st. large corner e1x115: good
improvements.
A. ]. RICH & CO.,