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HOAG G. LANSDALE.
los MONTGOMERY ST.

1os so MoSTGoMERY sT
INVESTMENTS
So, 5,6o0-Between Sd and 4th sts.; pays ID
per cent on equity.
Ss, 50o-Two flats, modern. near Duboce
Park; rents SIS.
$40, o,ooo-Brannan ST., near Third; will pay o
sa1, ,ooo-western Addition business corner
stores and fats: rents $500.
s475oo-oFarrell-s corner; inside of Ieav-
enworth: frontages rents nominal; !;
splendid site for improvement.
$50. .ooo-Folsom ST., near Third; double front
age; pays over 9 per cent net on in
s11o ooo-Large corner. near Sacramento and
Front sts.; frontages; rents nominal
500. .ooo-Near Ellis and Powell SITS.
$3.50. .ooo-Mission ST.. near Third; double front
age: nearly 70 IT. front; the cheapest
in the block.
SITS, ,ooo-Kearny-st. corner: near Market.
HOAG & LANSDALE,
1os MONTGOMERY sT
L. e. ATKINSON. 25o Bush St.
ss'S5o+b0-ft. building corner on McAnister st.
S60Oo-50xSO. near Seventh and Bryant sts.;
$50 oooNse4o s square feet. near Fourth ST..
backing to Mission
600 soo-Trine business corner on Haight ST.
near Fillmore: rents $172.50 per month;
mortgage $13 500 can remain.
s27. .5o0-Good buy; Valencia St, near 21st;
new buildings going up on all sides;
rents low, as owner is nonresident;
s141 so month: large lot; make offer.
$50. .ooo-Apartment-hou on California ST..
corner near Devisadero: leased. 5 years;
$50 month: must be sold: make offer
s12. 500 swell fats opp. Golden Gate Park.
6-,-T rooms and bath each; owner going
East: must be sold; make OFFER
ARE Won looking for city property or a home
in Berkeley, Oakland or Alameda? You can
save money by calling or writing ROTHER-
MEL, e co. 5o7 California st
COTTAGES for sale; and 6 rooms; modern
improvements: terms rent. Apply lumber
office Army and Condor SITS.
SEE probate sales for bargains in The Re-
corder, 303 Montgomery st.
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HOW DOES THIS STRIKE your

we will give you from 20 to 100 acres alfalfa
land under irrigation for $35 an acre, half
cash; we will supply you with 20 to 100 cows
free. to De paid for by delivering one-haf OF
the milk to US, balance OF the milk IN your
own, together with by-products. such as calves.
hogs. poultry, etc; this Is a fine proposition
and you ought to see us about Il at once.
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PIT. LoBOs HEIGHTS-PT. LOBoS HEIGHTS
Beautiful terraced lots on Point I,obos ave .
41st and 42d aves. and A ct
Elevation 240 feet above the ocean
The marine and sunset effects are sjmnlv
perfect; streets on the official grade; gas and
water at hand.
Take Clement-st. cars to 4fst ave-; represent
ative grounds.
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Do you want downtown investment of
merit? II So here is one which shouId . n
peal to you; ) fine flats OF T-S-12 rooms bath;
also flats facing on rear street containing Z
rooms and bath each: this desirable property
mas two frontages with lot 27:6 inside Of
Golden Gate and Van Ness aves. price s3l 900.
rents SZ2S0; We particularly want some one to
give this property the closest investigation.
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CHEAP SPECULATIVE LOTS.
Parkside and oceanside district; lots $3.50
and upward.
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Do you want home? most people do Here
is desirable twC-story residence with all
modern Improvements in a good neighborhood; /;
Clay St, near Walnut. containing rooms: IL {
a snap. price 5000.
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ONE OF THE BEST RANCHES IN THE

1870 acres; only miles from C1overdaIe So
noma County: 40 acres OF fine, rich. bottom
land. $50 acres OF pIow land; this place is ar
ranged TO take in the bottom land OF streams;
s5 per cent of 1t is open grazing land; We have
personally Inspected this place and can recon-
mend it as one Of the best stock ranches that
we know of: complete set of buildings; good B.
room house; 10 hives or bees; quite a few
stock: moving machine. hayrake; so cords OF
cut wool; owner is called to Europe and must
dispose OF this property before he goes; re-
member that we have been over this ranch and
can tell you all about it; you will find II even
better than We represent II; price only $l0,OOV.
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LYON & HOAG.
116 Montgomery Street

OSCAR HEYMAN & BRO, 115 SUFFER- CT
brancn Ofnce Corner 4sth ave and II. ST.
Open Daily and Sundays
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LOTS SO PER MONTH
No interest co faxCs. You pay the price of
the lots only.
RIVERS TRACT-LAKE VIEW
r-he most beautiful residence site In San
q Francisco: price Of lots S250 and upward: All
graded and ready 10 build on; 20-minutes from
doUntoUn- take Mission-st. InRleside cars
get OF at hracch Office. corner Golden State
and ocean aves. Representative at branch OF
6ce ever.r day and Sunday See these lots
foday. RIVERS BROS. Alb California st
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EXTRA SPECIAL.
Only $4,000
REDUCED FROM $4,000.
$4,000 Cash. Balance Per Cent.
Lot 2Sx110; first-class. modern improvements;
under secured lease for 4 years; pays - per
cent per year on money actually invested; this
Is a forced partition sale and positively must
be sold within 2 days: situated close to Ellis
and Hyde SITS For particulars apply to
THORNE & FITZPATRICK
312 BUSH ST.
LOTS-Be<t buys in S F.: call and see them
today. Thomson Realty Co., Mission & Persia
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LANDGREBE. MacNEVIN q. JONES
334 Bush ST.. bet. Kearny and MONTGOMERY
$3.50 00O-Reduced from $160 600; Market ST
business property; 5-story and basement
brick building; tenant; bank mort
gage OF SOC, 900 remain
$125, ,000-Rents $500 per month net: one fen
ant; long lease modern 6-story bricr
building; prominently situated on a
downtown corner; bank mortgage of
$4,000 at AZ per cent net can remain
$65 00c-Near Market and Taylor sts /: lode
ing-house and stores; brick buiIdne.
rents low at $500 per month. ;
$50 0O0-131 :6x137 6 feet on a Geary-st cor
ner; magnfcently improved banL
mortgage OF $4,000 can remain.
So, ,500-Kearny St, near Sutter; 3-storv and
basement brick building: leased to one
tenant for $500 per month; tenant mo We
water bill and makes all repairs: lot
fronts on streets; bank rnortsare of
$25.000 remain ~
ST.. 7.5o0-Prominent transfer corner on IarL,n
St. south of OFarrell; well Improved
S35, 000-1cOxS0 feet near Sd and Fosor,, a.. :.
chance for spectators 80
$32, ,500-Rents 1859 per month: new ,,odarn
building. containing is apartments ana
store on a prominent 16th-st CORNER.
quick turn assured
SIS, ,000-Mission ST.. bet. Dist and 22d- 1ar1.
holding; stores and fats: Won will he
to act quick on this 40
sic, ,500-Rents s145 per month. ynodar,
fats. containing 1850 rooms and hath
each: finished basement and attic. on
McAllister ST.. near Fillmore north
side: lot 27:6x137 "a feet
LANDGREBE. MacNEVIN & JONES
334 Bush St. bet Kearny and Montgomery.
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TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY,
40 MONTGOMERY ST.
MOVED FROM MILLS BUILDING TO MORE
COMMODIOUS QUARTERS IN KOHL
BUILDING.
WHEN REAL ESTATE IS BOUGHT THE
PURCHASER is more interested in the title
than in the land itself The land only repre-
sents so much soil. which may be bought at
less than dollar per load. The title repre-
sents the right TO occupy without moiesta-
ton and the right to sell. transfer and de-
wise by will. Perfect security as to title is
furnished by policies issued by the California
Title Insurance and Trust Company.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED BY EN-
PLOYING this company in trust capacity
are permanency, security efficiency. accuracy
and economy Where 1t is appointed executor
no charge VIII be made for drawing will,
which can be deposited in a sealed envelope
under trust number and kept In the company
vault.
SURANCE COMPANY having complete To-
caiity plant or copy OF the real estate rec
ords constructed especially for insurtng real
estate titles like modern plants Of New
York Boston Chicago and Eastern cities;
reasonable rates; regular trust company
business transacted under State charter; all
matters controlled and managed by the fol-
DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM BABCOCK,
CHARLES r. BISHOP.
Vice Pres. Bank OF California
ROBERT BRUCE.
HENRY L. DAVIS.
President California Optical Co.
P n. LILIENTHAL1,
Manager Anglo-Californian Bank.
WARREN OLNEY
OIney & Oiney, Attys and Counselors.
CHARLES PAGE
Page. Mccutchen & Knight Attys.
A T SPOTS,
Mgr. Cal. Title Ins and Trust Co.
TOTJN 2 SPRING
JIM - Capitalist. $50 California st.
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BRO, 115 SUFFER- SIT.
Branch Office Corner 4Sth ave and H ST.
Open Daily and Sundays.
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What's the use of paying rent? It's tire
some; be your own landlord; two-story
strictly modern house Of rooms in fne CON
dttion at Lombard ST.. Union and Van
Ness, in a splendid locality: can be bought
at $3.50 If you are quick: investigate now
today.
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Why not invest and make money? Your dol
lars do double duty in reality; 1891 Oak ST.
opposite Park; modern up-to-date fats. two IN
number OF and Z rooms; lot 25xI2l :1oH !:
rents Sol. so; good tenants; see 1t today; buy
Monday S75C0 80
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sPLENDID ALFALFA RANCH.

lat acres; adjoining railroad town in San
Joaquin Valley; all under irrigation; about
11O acres in alfalfa; soil Is black sandy
loan; all under EIwood field fence and divided
into nelds; remember, this place adjoins the
town; it would be bargain at $12. O00 price,
If taken Immediately. is only $500; owner In
business in the city and needs the money at
once 200 acres adjoining. owned by a bank.
can be had at low price.
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SUMMER RESORT.

SUMMER RESORT.
BETTER LOCATION THAN DEL MONTE.
30 acres on the banks of large river In Santa
Cruz County. adjoining the main line OF g. p.
r. r.; station being on the place Fine, mod
ern, 12-room residence, gas lighted throughout.
hot and cold water all through. beautifully
terraced grounds. strikingly beautiful scensry,
gasoline pumping plant, capacity 25,0O0 gallons
a day improvements cost $4,000 and are not
years old. Remarkable group OF sulphur
springs 10 in number famous for many cures.
Sufficient to supply 500 baths, besides large
exporting trade: ideal climate; within u miles
of Monterey Bay; splendid automobile road
from San Francisco Owner going to Europe,
offers this property for $4,000 less than one
half it's value. To any one who will Improve
it, he will not ask any cash down nor any IN
terest until the property is In running order.
Remember every overland train must pass
within 10 yards Of the doors OF this hotel
If you want a summer resort you cannot afford
to overlook this proposition. Fullest details
furnished.
Send cents for 3s-page catalogue Of coun-
try land and cents for map OF California,
colored and indexed
BCRR-PADDON COMPANY,
40 Montgomery St. San Francisco
Phone Main ST94
Read Our ''Ad'' Under City Real Estate.
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The owner wants TO sell and he is on the
1926 Stanyan st; strictly well constructed two
story house; modern in every deail: finished
basement; IT. charming locality and it's a
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REAL EsrArE-crrr-FoR SALE

CRANsToN. BELvEL & DWYER
Member S. F. Real Estate Board.
20. Post. ..........2o
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&oLDEN GATE PARK LOTS
ONLY SO A MONTH
800 for finely located lots blocks south OF
ne park: electric car service unexcelled; en-
hancing in value with every stroke OF the
- cock; buy now. next week may be too late;
71Sst Goodwin Is not the only man that ap-
oreciatcs this beautiful section
". J. WHITE COMPANY,
&c Montgomery st. room g.
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CALIFORNIA
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
40 MONTGOMERY ST.
MOVED FROM MILLS BUILDING TO MORE
COMMODIOUS QUARTERS IN KOHL
BUILDING.
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INVESTORS win find realty snaps in The Re
corder. s0s Montgomery St
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t260o-COI'IAGE Of rooms and bath; lot 25x
l2O: house just completed: contains large
kitchen and dining-rooTn. 12x1s feet large
parlor. large bedrooms with a clothes
closet in each room: bathroom patent closet
etc; also small servants room or store
rOnm and basement: all modern improve
nents, and the lot is on official grade: YOU
don't have 10 grade # down or buIkhead
around IL at a biz expense: the partitions in
this house are all double; located 2 blocks
from the ocean and close 20 the HIST car
fine; in the best residence portion OF Ocean
side commanding a grand view Of the ocean
and 20 situated that the bedrooms get the
sun all day; gas and Spring Valley water:
near graded school: no mud IN wet weather:
no dust fn dry weather; the best and health
Jest location TO live in; brings 10 per cent
on the investment $1,000 cash. balance in
payments 20 suit; lots In this block are
worth S1500 and none for sale Address
for further particulars, box 1919. Call office.
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$150-CHEAPEST lots in the city: level and
ready to build on: near new boulevard from
park to Mission road. ROTHERMEL & Co,
607 California at.
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$50 TO $500 BUILDING LOTs
$50 TO $500 BUILDING LOTS
So down and IS monthly buys one You
cannot find better lots in the city to build
your home on They are elevated close TO
the cars and in a rapidly growing section Of
the city. 1t Will pay you TO look al them
Take San Bruno-ave. cars Mission, ride to
1914 San Bruno ave. Our agent will show you
the lots
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A. CALIFORNIA LAND 81 ACRE
A. CALIFORNIA LAND 81 ACRE.
A. CALIFORNIA LAND 81 ACRE
Balance entire purchase 81 week each
acres: taxes: interest: 5-acre tracts
level. rich. clear ready 70 plow: under irTi-
CATION perpetual water right; immediate
possession given; particulars. maps. photo
graphs, send PC stamp for postage. STEVIN-
SON COLONY. 421 Market St. room AL san
~
SO PER acre-640 acres improved ranch on
r. R.. Alameda County.
GARDNER-FRICK CO.. 468 TENTH ST.
OAKLAND
WANTED-country real estate in al parts Of
California JOHNSON INVESTMENT co.
s05 Union Savings Bank building. Oakland
GOOD farm. 163 acres. miles from Oakland.
SIPS per acre GILBERT WYMAS. 9th ave
and East 18th. Fruitvale Cal Tel Brook i28
A STAMP brings our free catalogue OF country
land BURR-PADDcN CO.. 40 Montgomery
ST. San Francisco
CONTRA COSTA County real estate for sale:
send for list D J. WEST. Martinez. Cal
CHICKEN and. ether ranches -or sale
Petaiuma w WEST. Pennsrove. Cal
For Additional Classified Adverfise~
meats See Page 4&
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HOOKER & LENT,
Members S. F. Real Estate Board,
A d.,
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SPECIALISTS. .500-Mission-st corner. near
18th; 120 feet of front: very cheap GRAMS
TON. BELvEL & DwyER, 20 Post St
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29s-acre ranch. Deep black soil: all fenced
and eross-fenced: acres in grapevines and
orchard: 10 acres OF more OF the finest pine
forest where never has been
used: also many groups OF pine and redwoods.
very large. live wells OF the best water in
different parts of the ranch house OF rooms
with cellar, barn. stable, chicken-hOuses, etc.:
very nice view from the house: large shade
trees around the house; this place could be
used as a general farm, dairy or summer re-
sort For particulars. JOSEPH STRAUB. $50
Market ST.. San Francisco: principals only.
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LOT+Bext buys IN s F.: call and see them
today Thomson Realty Co., Mission & Persia.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
REPAIR
CABLE LINES
Burnside to Re=establish
island Connections.

The transport Burnside will start out
tomorrow to relay and readjust the
Government cables In the bay that
were put out of commission by the
earthquake. This work will include
the cables that run between here and
Alcatraz Island, Angel Island and
Yerba Buena. 1t will take the Burn
side about week to get the cables in
full working order. During the time
that the cable communication has
been out of order wireless telegraphy
has been brought into active opera
ton between the different points. and
this city, through the system now
working ON the Chicago. The Burn
side, which is now lying at the trans
port dock, has nearly discharged her
cargo Of 600 tons of supplies and thir-
ty-five tons of fresh meat. which she
brought from Seattle, and other Sound
ports.
AS soon as the transport has finished
her work on the cables here she will
proceed north again to bring back an
other cargo Of supplies.
REDONDO RETURNS TO PORT.
The steamship Redondo returned to
port yesterday. with her smokestack
gone. She left here on April % bound
for Portland, and ran into rough
weather from the moment she passed
through the Golden Gate. On the
morning of May l. when north of Cape
Mendocino. she ran into a veritable
hurricane. Seas swept over her from
stem to stern, and one great wave
struck her smokestack and carried it
over the starboard side into the sea.
Captain Ahlin then decided to put
back to port for repairs.
FIND BODY OF UNKNOWN MAN.
The Blunt Reef lifeboat, which plies
along the Mendocino coast, announces
the finding of the body of a man near
Blunts Reef on April 16 Around the
body was life-preserver belonging to
the steamship Eureka, and In the
pockets an aluminium plate marked
label Lenen. Hartford, Conn" The
officers OF the Eureka do not know
the man and are at a loss to explain
the presence of the life-preserver
CAPTAIN MCINTYRE LOST.
Friends and relatives of Captain Nc
lntyre, for many years skipper of the
steamer South Portland, are looking
for him. 1t is reported on good au-
thorty that the skipper was killed by
a falling wall on the day of the earth
quake. He was one Of the best-known
sea-faring men here
BADLY BRUISED.
DR.. Cornwall, oculist. formerly In
the 7. NJ. c. A. building. was thrown
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LANDLORDS ARE
UNREASONABLE

Captain George ". Whitman, Chair
man Of the Committee on RESTORATION
of Retail Business has reported to the
Citizens Committee that q grave diff
Guilty confronts the retailers of this city
who are trying to resume business.
Owners Of houses and Of lots demand
exorbitant rates from prospective ten
ants. Instead Of encouraging retailers
to resume business these landlords abb
solutely drive the business from the
city by demanding outrageous rates for
rent. He said that some wholesalers
are also taking advantage Of the scar
city of merchandise and ask exorbitant
prices.
Mayor Sehmitz at the request Of the
Committee viii issue q proclamation de-
nouncing the evil resulting to the entire
community from such reprehensibls
acts, and appealing TO the people to be
reasonable and allow good Judgment to
prevail in this emergency.
j. B. Reinstein said that 1t was q mat
ter Of the most serious concern to ths
future Of San Francisco. The outrag-
eous conduct on the part Of some prop
erty owners was detrimental 70 the
prosperity of the entire city.
The Mayor cited an instance IN which
one Of the leading retail dealers had
leased the ground on Fillmore street,
corner Of Ellis street, and the owner
now refuses to give him possession
A Ruef reported that SO, 900 bonus
was paid for one lease
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EXPERT DECLARES
AGhEW BUILDINGS
ARE A TOTAL LOSS

SAN JOSE, May 3-Architect Hud-
son of Los Angeles arrived at Agnews
today, under State employ of the Luz
macy Commission. Accompanied by
Superint ntendent Stocking he made a
complete inspection of all the asylum
buildings. At It's conclusion he de-
clared that absolutely every building
was irreparably ruined. In his report
to the Governor Hudson will recon-
mend the speedy erection Of cottages
to accommodate the patients until
modern structures not .as high as for
merly aud as near fire and quake proof
as possible. can be erected by the
State.
The fatality roll contains the names
OF ninety-six patients and employees,
three OF whom were physicians.
The patients are now housed In tents
and booths upon the grounds, the lit
tie community of nearly 1000 persons
striving to make the best of the exist
ing conditions.
During the disaster many patients
considered hopelessly insane worked
with all the Intelligence and vigor Of
sane persons.
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TORR|D MARCH
FOR A LOOTER

The bluejackets now doing patrol
duty along the water front have per-
formed their task so effectively that
perfect order reigns from Fort Mason
to the Mail dock and with such good
judgment that they have won the
golden opinion Of the public. Although
called upon to handle some pretty
tough problems in the peace preserving
line, they rarely have found It neces-
sary to resort to extreme measures.
They have rides and bayonets and fists
and nobody Is more willing to use any
or all Of them than Is Jack should the
occasion arise. During his service on
the beach he has found firm but good
natured persuasion his most effective
weapon.
An italian fisherman yesterday re-
trieved from the ashes Of a burned
building near Meiggs wharf one Of
those long chain and pulley combina-
tions known as a difrerential tackle
A sailorman on guard duty watched
the italian as he pulled the gear from
the waste Of cinders. Hand over hand
he dragged the loot from It's resting
place. coiling II carefully at his feet.
The italian overhauled his ind, clean
ing It AZ he went over It, part by part
With piece of rope he tied 1t UP and,
settling on his shoulders the heavy
bundle-it weighed about 100 pounds
he staggered Off with It In the direc-
ton OF Meiggs wharf.
All the time the blueJacket watched.
When the fisherman marched, the
bluejacket fell IN behind. Not until
Meiggs wharf was reached did the
jackey interfere.
There he halted the Italian.
Take that back" said the blue
jacket"
mo savvy," replied the fisherman.
Take it back. back, back where you
got it," insisted the bluejacket.
mo savvy."
The bluejacket called shipmate,
who called a warrant officer.
Take that back" ordered the war
rant officer. one of the Chicago's
boatswains.
mo savvyl"
The boatswain spoke a few words to
the sailors. who fell In behind the FISH,
ermnn with locked bayonets.
Now march. darn you, march"
The fisherman was going to say mo
savvy" again. but the prod OF eayo-
net changed the monotonous reitera-
ton to howl.
Take him to the Chicago" ordered
the boatswain.
The Chicago is lying at Union street
wharf, a good stiff half mile from
Meiggs wharf. To the Chicago the
sailormen marched the looter They
made him travel at a good marching
pace and allowed him neither to lay
even shift the ever growing heavier
weieht that now cut into his shoulders
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
FELT BY RESIDENTS
OF ISLAND OF kauai
CIerk at Magnetic Station Reports
They Occurred at Same Time
as San Francisco TembIor.
Development of Seismoeraph Films
Shows Vibrations Were of More
Than Ordinary Severity.
One of the Quakes Continues With
Varied Force for Three
Quarters of an Hour.

HONOLULU. May 3.-On the morn
ing of the great shock in San Francisco,
April 18, people on the Island of Kauai
were awakened at about O'Clock
(5:20 San Francisco time) by distinct
shocks at Kealia and Lihue.
r. z. Nyswander, clerk at the United
States Magnetic Station, reports that a
complete development Of his seismo-
graph films shows a big shock early on
the morning of April IS. Two shakes
followed the large one-at 2:20 D. m.
Honolulu time and at S:45 D. m. Homo
lulu time, {4:40 p. m. and HOS p. M.
San francisco time). The latter was
the heavier of the two and continued
with varied force for three-quarters of
an hour. Otherwise everything has
been quiet.
Previous to the earthquake on the
18th the record shows that there was
an earthcuake during Friday the 18th.
The seisnograph records any earth tre-
NOR and these shocks may have been in
any part of the world above or below
the sea.
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RualNEss PERSONALS.

A-San Francisco locator, 200 Grove, between
Schrader and Stanyan, locates relatives,
trienda professional and business concerns;
viii be ready for business this week Ad-
dress all quiries TO AVERY & Co, com
pliers z2o6 Grove 81. 5. T. sO-It
CCRRAN ROBINS.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Temporarily SE- cor. Bush ana La
Runa SITS, San Francisco 4H
DR. DUNCAN and Or. Brown, chToro-
dists. are now at 202i Sutter ST. Tear
Fillmore. nys lulo
Mss Ena NJ Boscoe. formerly Starr King
bldg; NJ NJ Harpers ~. z method
nuafn freafmant: now "a He4ght s-1t'