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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-13
(OFFICIAL)

Council ILL., met at city hall regular meeting
Called to order by chairman prot Miller
Kinch and McTaggart. Absent-Gould. Bow
ser and Graham.
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved,
BOWSer appeared and took his seat.
The following audited bills were allowed:
Warfield Electric Co. lighting city and
dock for June. 1906 ......:..... IS 31s IS
W 4afer fd Ele fnns GS pumping city
Albert +bs t Sma IT, sprinkling streets 20 AZ
Mary Montbriand. janitress and
laundry for June. 1906. s IS
August schnell, hack fare police
c6 s IRELAND. hauling rubbish, lot = % ..
A. B. Hazen. street commissioner,
teams and labor to date.....:: ....... As 90
M D Stoner. making plat vacating
20 feet on 1st street ............ 4 90
Johnson & Lindeberg were permitted to
make cropping from their place of business to
be removed by them when adjacent building
being constructed is completed under super
vision Of street commissioner.
commissioner be directed to repair streets at
Park avenue and 18th street. and Dewey
avenue and 10th street.
4, M 70 ta by Smart mar seconded by Kinch that
by given full charge of the construction of the
sewer system OF the city of Bemidji. Carried.
Report OF committee appointed to ascertain
the damage by fire to Clavin & Tanner build
ing RECENTLY burned. vas that the damage en-
ceeded so per cent of the value of the build
block IA. original townste and within the Are
limits OF the city Report was accepted and
ordered filed and on motion and second the
with Clavin & Tanner for the purpose of en-
plOying carpenters. they to select One the
city one and these two to select third and
aScer tain dam re tn ca i6 hniIdinr committeo
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LABOR CLAIMS A VICTORY.
North Carolina Congressman Loses
Fight in That State.

Washington, July 13.-Organized Ia
Dor claims it's first substantial victory
In systematic warfare against such
representatives as have opposed leg.
1slatiOn in the interest of workingmen
by defeating e. Spencer Blackburn in
his effort to obtain control of the Ee.
publican machine in North Carolina.
Mr.. Blackburn is charged with having
voted against certain labor measures
during the last session of congress
thereby mourning the enmity of Or
gained labor, and a crusade was be-
gun looking to his overthrow.
A complete list of representatives
and others in public life who have
antagonized labor has heen prepared
by the American Federation of Labor
and copies mailed to all subordinat;
bodies throughC 1t the country. 1t be
comes the duty CT workinsmen in each
district to take up the fight and push
1t to successful conclusion.
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BRITISH ARMY PLANS.
More Economical Administration Is
= Advocated.

More Economical Administration Is
= Advocated.
London, July 13.-War Secretary
Haldale, in the house of commons,
announced the governments plans for
more economical administration
and more efficient maintenance OF
the army. Among those present in
the house, which was crowded, was
William J. Bryan, who went there es
pecially to hear Mr.. Haldane's speech
Broadly the governments proposal
is to maintain an expeditionary force
of 100000 men Immediately available
for war, with territorial organization
behind it capable Of supporting and
expanding the forces serving abroad.
Mr.. Haldane's plan contemplates
the reduction of the forces by seven
battalions of infantry abroad and three
battalions at home, including two bat
talions of guards.
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SEEK ARMoR CONTRACTS.
Steel Companies Claim Government,
Promised to Support Plants.

Promised to Support Plants.
Washington, July 13.-President
Dinkey of the Carnegie Steel company
was in conference with Secretary b.
naparte at the navy department con.
corning bids on the armor plate for
the battleships South Carolina and
Michigan and is said to have reiterat.
ed the plea of officers of the Bethle-
hem Steel company for part off, the
contract, which would be awarded to
the Midvale company of Philadelphia
if the making OF, all the steel was en-
trusted to the lowest bidder.
The two companies which were out
bid in the competition are now said
to be willing to make reductions in
prices and claim part Of the contract
on the ground that they developed
their plants to make armor on the
PROMISE that the navy would support
them.
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Nearly 800 bankers from throughout
Wisconsin are attending the twelfth
annual convention of the Wisconsin
Bankers association in Milwaukee,
The fifteenth international conven-
ton OF the Baptist Young Peoples
Union of America opened at Omaha
Thursday with about 1900 delegates
present.
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Young Minister Drowned.

Young America, MINI, July 49,.
Rev. Otto sieyers Of Mazeppa, Mimi,
aged tWenty-eight, while here on d
short vacation, spending it with the
family Of Rev. Kaiser, near this place,
whose daughter was the intended
bride of Mr.. Sleyers, was accidentally
drowned in Hyde's lake, about three
miles east Of this village, while bath
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Wealthy New Yorker Killed,

New York, July 13.-Robert Shaffer,
uncle of John S. Phipps and brother
in-law Of Henry Phipps, the Pitts arg
steel millionaire, was Instantly killed
when a Long Island railroad train
smashed the automobile in which he
and Chauffeur were riding at the
crossing half a mile east of Sayville,
L. I.
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ACTING LIKE WILD BEASTS.
Turkish Troops Indulge in FrightfuI
Outrages.

Tiflis, Transcaucasia, July 13.--
Alarming news has been received here
OF horrible ravages by Turkish troops
across the border in Turkish Armenia
Soldiers who were collecting taxes
are said to have INDUCED in frightful
outrages. The population of the city
of Van is represented to have been
nearly destroyed by the Turkish
troops, who hauled down houses, as
saulted the women and acted general
" like wild beasts. -
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Passenger and Freight Collide,

Philadelphia, July 13.-An express
train known as the Philadelphia spe-
cial on the Pennsylvania railroad col
lided with freight train which was
being shifted at Atglen, Pa, about
twenty-five miles west of Philadelphia.
Passengers on the express were shak.
en- up and bruised, but none were Sc.
riOusly injured.
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DUBUQUE BARS FREE LUNCH
Mayor Says It Is Part Of Pure Foot
Crusade.

Dubuque, a., July 13.-The city
council has unanimously agreed that
the free lunch is a detriment to pub
lie health and acting as board OF
health directed the city attorney to
prepare an ordinance enabling the au
thorities to abolish the free lunch
from all saloons. Mayor Schunk said:
THE public health is receiving spe
cial attention throughout the country
The action of the council is in line
with awakened public conscience. The
saloon free lunch is as rule dear at
any price. This is only one phase Of
the problem, but it is important, and
l am glad to have Dubuque take this
onti0n /"
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STANDARD OIL HEARING,
Grand Jury at jamestown, N. ", Be
aims Its Labors. .

gins Its Labors.
Jamestown, N. Y, July 13.-- United
States District Attorney Charles H.
Brown has begun the investigation of
the rebate charges against the Stand
ard Oil company and the Pennsylvania
railroad and according to a statement
by him the grand jury will be kept
busy for two weeks hearing the testi-
mony of witnesses in the case. Five
Pennsylvania officials, E. A. Stockton,
comptroller; Jefferson Justice, assist
ant comptroller, and F. M. Mcintyre,
chief accountant in the Office of the
auditor of freight receipts, and E. P.
Bates and r. G. Wright, general freight
agents, have arrived.
The names of the Standard Oil wit.
nesses are not known here.
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Special Rates to Bryan Reception

Special Rates to Bryan Reception.
Chicago, July 13-The Western
Passenger association gave recognition
to the Homecoming of w. ]. Bryan by
deciding on excursion rates for Au-
gust. Special rates to New York and
return will be in force for the week.
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STATE GRASS SALE.
w. A. GOULD,
airman.

Notice is hereby given that the grass
stumpage on state lands will be sold in the
townships and at the times and places here
matter stated respectively.
Township 146 Ranges 49, 30, "a and IS,
Township 147. Ranges 30. 81, &c. 49, "a and IS,
Township 14S. Ranges 30. 81. SO. SO. "a and IS
at the office Of E. e. Mcdonald. in the Swed-
back Bldg. at Bemidji. July II. 1906, 10 q. m.
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Good Policy.

Teacher-J ohnny, do you love you,
enemies? Johnny - Yes'm - when !
meet 'em all at onca!-Detroit News.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat,

Minneapolis, July 12.-Whcat-July,
7sc; Sept, 7SAc; Dec, 79Ac; May,
S2%c. On track-No. l hard, Sic; No.
l Northern, soc; No. 2 Northern
78Ac.
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Blue Earth Post: The state
drainage league met at Wadena
last week and decided to dispense
with the services of Pres. Bern
ard and Sec. Hays. This seems
strange, for two better "drain-
age' gents could not be found in
the whole wide state of Mime
sofa -Ortonville Herald. Star.
What you 'ludin' at, Brother
Whiteman, by quoting that word
"drainage?" or do you you know
the gentlemen personally?
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SUBSCRIPTION IS PER YEAE

Former Judge Alton B. Parker
rushes into print with an ans wer
to Secretary Taft's North Caro-.
lima speech. Parker name
sounds familiar.
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TWO NEW BATTLEsHIPs.
Secretary Bonaparte Awards Con
tracts for Construction.

Washington, July 13.-Secretary Bo.
naparte has awarded the contracts for
the two 1G,00O-ton battleships South
Carolina and Michigan, one to the
Cramps Of Philadelphia and the other
~ the New York Ship and Engine
company Ct Car len, N. j.
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The State Press

Mallard Call: If you want
your town to grow and prosper,
wake up, rub your eyes, roll up
your sleeves and go to work for
it.
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Township ISL. Ranges 30. 81 and 80.
Township I52 Ranges 30 and 81.
. Township 1873. Range 30. at the Bank Of Kel-
liner. at the village Of Kelliher. July 2lst.
1906 at 10 o. m. 81.
Terms cash.
....- e. E. MCDONALD,
Agent
. Dated Jn1v < ION, = =
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Township 49, Ranges 33. "a and IS,
Township $50. Ranges 49, "a and IS at Bank
Of Fowlds, in the village Of Fowlds. July 10th.
1906. at 10 a. m. @.~"
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Dated July 5. 1906.
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WANTED-Good girl for generaT
housework. Inquire at 419
Minnesota Avenue.
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WANTED-Good girl for general
homework. Apply 81 Be-
midi avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-30

w. ii. GRIM & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Rents Collected. Loans Negotiated.
S13, 000-Rents $50; fine flats of rooms
and bath; always rented; Ashbury Heights
$11 000-Rents $50; double house of s and 9
rooms and bath; lot 43:6x10o; Buchanan ST.,
near California.
s10,000-3 nice fats of 5, and rooms and
bath; Clement St, near I'd ave.; steady In
come.
S7000-Elegant lot on Precita ave, near
Mission St; frst-elass factory site; S0x225,
with 125-foot L.
S50o0-Fine house of rooms and bath.
Buchanan ST, Green, cheap.
Sooo0-E1egant key lot on Vallejo ST., near
Van Ness
$375O-Choice lot on Bryant ST., near Goth;
5oxl00; cottage of rooms; stable for 6
$3500--Nice cottage, rooms and bath !;
Golden Gate ave-. near 1st ave.
S3500-Fine lot on Broderfck ST., near Full
ton; 25x137:6.
S3300--Nice cottage rooms and bath. San
$S000-Choice lot, 22xIf4, Doth ST., Va
Iencia-
s30oo-Nice lot Folsom ST., 25x9e; near
18th st.
$2750-Elegant lot Guerrero St, near
10th.
s2oO0-Elegant lot in Sunset District; St,
near 3rd ave-, one block from Golden Gate
Park.
$15oo-cottage of rooms; lot 50x1oo; Caro-
s125o-Choice lots Henry ST., near Cas-
s1200-Fine lots on 10th ave. boulevard. IL
blocks from Golden Gate Park.
S900-Fine lot; Wisconsin ST. south Of goth.
S750-Choice building lot; 25x114; 21st ST.,
near Church.
W. H. GRIM & CO., Monadnock Bldg.
Market ST., opp Chronicle Bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-30
CITY REAL EsrATE-continued.
DAN O'CALLAGHAN.

DAN OCALLAUnANf
Renting Leasing and Collecting.
s2s FILLMORE ST Park 5s4.
''''' 500 per per month: lot 45x9O; Sc corner.
near park and panhandle s,o.s
s-'0 east Of Film Fillmore st.: ~ rents $3.50 per
month. Particulars at office.
fats; lot 30x147:6; equal TO lots ON
account of depth; rents $275-
s26. .000-Hayes and Laguna; elegant hats; lot
27:ex120 TO rear street; rents S2l' per
$50. .ooo~Fuiton and Fillmore; improved lots.
sox1s7:6; fats. rented low at s2lo per
$50. 5oo.I2 new fats. 3. rooms; lot soxl2o; 2
frontages locaticn' a6S @ rents $50 $3.50 per month";
per month: lot 25alOo; Central ave-.
lot 2T:6xis7:6: new. and rents steady.
A., ls9 Cal early on Ros 6s lot sox11o
corner Waller ST.. near Masonic Ihis
Sc, 1000 fine 8 room and bath fats: good base
ment; lot 25x125; rents can be increased
to pay splendid income; Sanchez. near
s7,5OO--2 flats; 5 rooms each; on lot 35:6 front
age; $500 mortgage. per cent can re.
main; 2lth and Valencia; the hnest part
ss.ooo-Home; rooms and bath;- high base base
ment: fine yard; lot 25x137;6; Fulton
5000 flats, rooms and bath; rents ss5
per month This Is fine investment =
81 7,000-A snap in South San Franciscot 3
stores and flats on lot 125x1O0 on NV
corner 18th and p. This property Is
easily worth SIC. 900; rents $50 per monIn-
Sc, 6,500-A snap; 10-room house; lot 2Jxl0o; NV.
corner, near Sanchez and I'D Particulars
at office
s5, 5OO-House of rooms and bath; lately re-
modelled; lot 25x114: Goth and Guerrero.
half block from line and bargain
$5,000-5-room house, with BATH new 11unoa-
ton; large lot, 55x114;. Army. mr. Church.
S6,600-2 nice fats. 3, rooms; high basement :
key lot. 25x100; mortgage. $500. can re-
main: 1st ave., Richmond
81, ,000-Elegant lot for residence. 5Oxlzo; east
side Stanyan south Carl This IS snap.
81. 1872 fats 26th. near Castro; rents sfo'
half block to car and bargain
s4. .500-2-storv S-room house; lot 2Sxll4; nortn
s3. OO0-S-room cottage Cook ST.. on Geary;
lot 25x12O. You need not live In tent
at this rate. Key at office -
81, 750-5-room and bath cottage; lot zox1ov'
W. side Douglass. near sd
50 2500-An elegant 4 room and bath cottage
on full bay view lot; Mars ST., near lstn.
Get busy on this-a bargain
$1,000 good. substantial story and nalf cot
tage; lot 25x114; Clipper, near Cnurcnii io+
25xl79; on \. willard st. Look at the size
u BARGATNs ARG Tins IN VACANT LOTS.
81, OO0-A lot on the Park Panhandle; lot zoNiVo'
N. side Fell Look this up.
S40OO-An elegant building lot on the n9rth
side of Waller ST. bet Clayton and Bel
vedere; at a bargain; LEY Key 10y, ,o+s n tbs
city: 25xs0; east side Clayton, bet Waller
and Haight. bargain. -
Sc, ,o00-A snap: vacant lot; 2oxSO; north sloS
s.. eooN55xii4; s. side 10th. near Church
So 5OO--25xSO: N. side Natoma, near oth-
DAN O'CALLAGHAN,
93S FILLMORE ST
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-30

Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE CO.,
Temporary Office 1892 Pine St.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE RENTING.
SIS. 0O0---109 :3x11S:3; large corner on Howard
ST., near 10th.
S12, ,500-Corner of Castro ST.. rents $125; could
be increased to $3.50; houses, store and
fat.
$12, ,o00-Sutter ST.. near Lyon; 4 modern flats
of and rooms each; renting for $10250
per month.
s11, ,0O0-4Sx76:9; Sc. cor. Hyde and Vallejo SITS.
$10, 000--Up to date Groom house, with finished
basement; opposite Alta Plaza; must be
sold on account of owner leaving city.
rents 500 per month.
81, ,500--25x100; modern house OF rooms and
bath, on Belyedere ST., near Waller.
$7.000-Clement ST., near Sth ave-; best part
of Richmond business section; building
can be easily turned into stores.
$6,500-25x114; 23d ST., near Guerrero; mod
ern fats of and rooms.
$5.000-Page ST., near Broderick; 276x137 IS;
splendid building lot-
81. .500-Splendid building lot on Oak ST., near
Filfnore 25x137.6 feet.
"a 5000 :6x127:S; Jackson ST., near Maple;
OF the most desirable residence locali-
ties In S. f.: cheapest buy In the vicinity.
4 rooms and bath each; renting for $47.50
per month.
So, $3,500--Duncan ST., near Church. 25x120; mod
ern cottage OF 5 and bath; mort
gage $1,000; must be sold account of
owner leaving city.
$3,500-30x120: 5th ave-. near st.. new, ar
tistically constructed BUNGALOW OF 3
-. 250-Elegant building lot bet. Lake st. and
Preside wall: 25x120 feet.
81, ,400-23- foot lot on 9th ave-. near A ST.: $375
cash. balance monthly installments-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-30
LEE, HURLEY & CO..
1855 McAllister ST., near Fillmore.

WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
$7,500-Rent $50 per month; lot 3l;oxs7:6
substantial flats OF rooms and bath
ss,ooo-Rent 500 per month; lot 25x10o; 8
Sc fats s Of nsr ontb and ot ba5s
modern fats of and rooms and bath
ST. .5oo-OId rent s455 per month; lot 3Ox125;
2 modern flats OF and rooms and bath
each; bank mortgage of S2750 can re-
s7,O0o-Rent s65 per month"; lot 25x1s7:6; 2
fats of and rooms and bath each !.
swell nafs f0 Of RI and % rooms ON and bath
each
s65oo-Rent s55 per month: lot 25x1oo: 2 up
tc date flats of and 6 rooms and bath
each; bank mortgage of $500 can remain.
s1o,000-Rent sl15 per month; lot 25x1eo; 2
splendid flats of and rooms and bath
s7,0O0--Rent $40 per month; lot 27;6x10o; 2
elegant fats of rooms and bath each;
these flats have beam ceilings in the
dining rooms built only years and are
$12 5oo-Splendid corner block from Fillmore
St; lot 3oxs2:6 substantial building of 2
flats; brick foundation: 6-foot basement:
building should be raised and store put
ls,ooo-Rent s2O2 per month; lot aoxso; new
fats Of rooms and bath each.
$11 ,500--Lot 27:6x100; swell fats of 6 rooms
and bath each: old rent sos per month.
MISSION FLATS
sSooonRent sSS per month; 10 lot 2sH1io; I sub,
rooms and bath each
$s,500-Old rent S65 per month; lot 25x125; 2
splendid fats Of 5 and rooms and bath
each: well located.
s9,500--Rent 500 per month: lot 26x100; 3
swell flats of rooms and bath each; bank
mortgage of $500 remain.
$6,750-Rent $61 per month lot 25x125; new
fats of and rooms and bath each.
$6,500--Rented low at $3.50 per month; lot
25x114; up to date flats Of and 6
rooms and bath each
S14 000-Rent $3.50 per month. splendid corner
Folsom St. lot 25x112:6; modern
fats of rooms and bath.
RESIDENCES AND COTTAGES.
$13, 000--Splendi0 location In Western Addition
lot 25x110; very swell. up to date resi-
dence of rooms and bath.
S. S250-Broderick St. near California; lot 27 g
frontage: modern residence of rooms and
bath; old rent $50 per month
$7,500-W Washington ST., near Broderfck lot
25x125; modern residence of rooms and
bath.
S. S50O-Corner on Buena Vista ave.; very
pretty up to date residence of rooms
and bath.
s400O-Near Franklin and Greenwich sts: lot
236xS7:6; new. up to date cottage of 6
rooms and bath: rent $3.50 per month.
$4,O0O--12th ave-, near II St: lot 25x120; swell
cottage of 5 rooms and bath
$5,000--Gough St. lot "a 4:6xS0; new residence
of rooms and bath: rent s45 per month.
x155; level and ready to build on; this is
a bargain; see 1t at once.
We have some good bargains In vacant lots.
also leases.
LEE. HURLEY & CO..
1855 McAllister St, near Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-30
REAL ESTATE
ID. COFFIN & CO..

MISSION REAL ESTATE
ID. COFFIN CO.,
s2s5o-London ST. near China ave-; cottage .
ss1ooUNortb rooar line Army. bet Guerrero and Do
lores: cottage 3 rooms and bath, with lot
25x76: street work o. h
$3250-South line Clipper, bet Noe and Castro'
cottage 5 rooms and bath; e-foot base
ment; should be made into aat; tne condi-
ton; immediate possession; lot sS. zoxli41: 60.
basement; lot 30xs0; street work O. r.
s405o-South line Duncan, bet Dolores and
and bath: in hne condition; stable in rear;
could make driveway; lot 25xi2o .oo..... g
rooris and BATH new and modern; fin
ished rooms in basement; lot 27:Sxi14-
of rooms and bath; rooms in base
mens; house s. piped f9r gas; street WORK
s525oC2 houses on west line Sanchez. bet. 25th
and Jersey; each Z rooms and bath; lot
s575o-Southwest corner Clipper and Noe; 2
story house; rooms and bath; rooms
large and sunny; barn and windmill; street
work O. r. on Noe: lot 34xS0.
s6O00--North line 22d. bet. POtrero ave. and
Hampshire: 2-story house; IL rooms and
BATH could be used for store lot 23x97 IS.
s665o-27th ST., near Church: flats. and s
rooms and bath; street work o. X; income
s71oo-Church ST. near 23d: ? fine fats Of I
and bath upstairs and rooms and
bath downstairs; street work o. k; lot
s12, 75O-East line shotwer near 25th; fats.
of 5 rooms and bath and Of rooms
and bath; rear cottage of rooms: lot 40x
115: runs to rear alley income $3.50.
SIS, ,000--Northwest cor. Path and Howard sts-
3 stores and 1 fat of s rooms and bath;
right on line: splendid location street
work o. K; lot 30x100; large income: $1,000
remain
LOTS LOTS LOTS
$400-West line Nevada ave-. 25 feet south OF
Union; of these lots 25x70 each.
S450-East line Chapultepec ST.. commencing al
corner Cosa: includes corner lot and one
next 1t; either one for the money 25x1C
EACH these cannot be beat splendid buy
$500 Southwest corner of Union and Nevada
25xTo.
$685. lots east line of Paris. s75 feet north
China ave-: 25x1O0 each.
S1350-West line Noe, "a n. south Clipper. lot
25xS0: 2 Of these lots
s14oo-west line Dolores, 100 It. south Clipper;
s2O5o-East line Fair Oaks no #. north 25th;
25x125
s35O0-west line Mission. near Geneva ave.;
s0x316: $500 cash.
WANTED - WANTED - WANTED
We want block of land to subdivide and
build cottages and houses on and sell on easy
terms. cottages and houses to be built accord
ing to customers plans and specifications
ID. COFFIN & CO..
252S Mission St, Near 22d
San Francisco. Cal