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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-10
Take New Property

It has been authOritatively announ-
ced that John McKane and associates
have secured control of the Florida
mine at Ida and that within the mex:
few weeks reorganization of the
company will occur and policy OF
development laid out. The Brougher
brothers, who formerly had the man.
agement of the mine, still retain an
interest.
The Florida is one of the best prop
critics in the Ida district and in days
gone by was a famous shipper.
1t is equipped with stamp mill ann
COMMENTATORS, but this process has
not handled the ores to any satisfac-
tory degree, so it is presumed that
with the change of management, diff
ferent manner of treatment will be
mployed.-Goldfield Review.
-o-O---
Belmont took another jump yester-
day on the San Francisco Stock Board
and closed at IS 1-8.
The Western Pacific company an
nounces that it wants 10000 laborers
to work on the route between Salt
AXE and San Francisco
The San Francisco Stock Exchange
Board is considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of holding a continuous daily session
on the Eastern plan, opening at 10 d
m and closing at 3 p. m.
Superintendent Stevens of the Har
ris mine near Washoe City, says goi
and silver ore representing narly hal
million is blockd out in the mine
and on the waste dump.
George Johnson, employed by th'
Western Pacific Company at Bees
with, had his eyes blown out and wa
otherwise seriously injured by bias
explosion yesterday.
When the cases of Idapah an
Johnnie, the Indians indicted for the
murder of the crippled stranger a
Montello, was called this afternoon
the counsel for the defense interpose,
challenge to the array of trial juror
drawn on the first of the year on the
ground that the drawing was Illegal.
conducted Most of the afternoon wa
consumed in taking evidence on tn
point and in arguing it. Judge Brow
took the question under advisement
Free Press.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-10
Carter Exonerated

The grand jury exonerated Stewart
Carter yesterday from all blame N
connection with the killing OF Tom
Hampton in the U and l saloon in
Reno recently.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-10
Funeral Of Patrick Nulty

The funeral of the late Patrick Null
ty took place yesterday afternoon from
the Catholic Church. The interment
was in the Catholic cemetery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-10
Creamery Burned

WELLINGTON, March O. The
creamery belonging to John O'Banion
in Smith Valley was destroyed by fire
this afternoon The loss is total.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-10

Attorney General Sweeney who has
been spending several days in Man
haitian has returned to this city. He
reports things booming in the camp
and the values heavier than ever.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-10

Controller Davis and Mr.. Borglun
were departures for the Coast on yes
terday's local train.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-02-09

such logging road into the timber
and to have our sawmills in town
instead of scattering through the
woods, why not bring such condi-
tion about? This being the first step
toward making Grants Pass manu-
featuring center.
Besides the timber there are many
other things to consider and industries
to foster by the building of such a
road. What would it mean to Grants
Pass? Making a prophecy on the
basis of what other towns have be.
come by similar development, it can
be conservatively stated that with
such road Grants Pass would soon
be city of $1,000 or 90, 600 inhabi-
tants instead Of 1000. Above the
fact that our surrounding country
would be developed, industries fos.
tered and other enterprises encouraged,
would be the pay roll and its distribu-
tion by the 1000 or more men EN-.
ployed here in town, aud an even
greater number employed lucratively.
This is no idle dream. 1t is only a
little sketch Of our wonderful posi-
bilities. 1t remains for us to put our
shoulders to the wheel aud push the
Grants Pass & Western railroad move
ment that is now on. Now is the
time for action. NOW!
w r. SHERMAN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-02-09

special value in assessing lots be-
longing to non- residents, for build
ings are frequently erected on these
lots and the assessor may not learn of
it for year or two.
In fixing valuations on the roll of
1905 Assessor Fallin almost doubled
the total of the roll over that of 1904,
raising property to more nearly repre-
senting its cash value. As now on
the roll valuations are yet far below
actual cash worth. The Southern
Pacific roadbed was assessed at So,
600 mile, when it is fully worth
$50, 900 mile, for that was the valua-
tion placed on the Astoria & Colum.
bia River Railroad, local road be-
tween Astoria and Portland, when
it was recently sold. The rail
road lands were assessed at SO. so
and $5. 90 an acre, though there are
thousands of acres of the company's
timber, mineral and farm land in
Josephine county that are worth from
$40 to 800 an acre. AS an instance
there is a tract of rich river bottom
land, adjoining Grants Pass townsite
on the east, belonging to thu railroad
company that would readily sell for
$3.50 on acre, though assessed at but
s5 an acre. Farm lands and other
classes of property are yet rated much
below cash value on the assessment
roll and it will be the policy Of AS
SCISSOR Fallin, if permitted by the
other members of the board of equali-
zation, who are the county judge and
clerk, to still further advance valua-
tions until all property shall be assess
ed at its real worth.
For the first time in the history of
Josphine county land will be assess
ed at fixed percentage of its value.
The county court employed early last
Fall j, M. Sites of Williams, one of
the most expert timber cruisers in
Southern Oregon, to cruise all timber
land in the county, both railroad and
private owned. He will also value all
other railroad and speculator land.
The farm land will be valued by
Assessor Fallin. When this new
schedule is made up all land in
Josephine county will be assessed at
approximately its cash value. This
cruising may give surprise to many
persons who have taken up timber
claims, for if they find their land as
sessed at about $l.5O an acre it will
be proof that they are the luckless
owner of a tr ct of brush or barren
rocks, while if their land is valued on
the tax roll at about 500 an acre they
can rest assured that they have a fine
piece of timber that will bring them
fortune when macadamizd roads
and electric railroads give cheap
transportation to market for the
thousands of acres of fine timber, in
Josephine county.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-02-09
TEACHERS EXAMINATION
BEGINS WEDNESDAY
Low Wages and Short Terms Make
Scarcity of Tea chers-
Teachers Wanted.

The semi annual examination for
teachers for Josephine county will
begin at the court house in Grants
Pass next Wednesday at 8 a. m. The
examination will be for both county
and state papers aud will continue
until Saturday. Supt. Savage expects
that there will be large attendance
of applicants as there is scarcity of
TEACHERS in the county.
The cause for this scarcity of
teachers is that wages have not been
raised while for the past five years
the cost Of living has steadily gone
up. Wages in other vocations being
good teachers leave the school rispm
at the first opportunity. The short
terms of the schools is another big
factor in depicting the ranks of teach
ers for most of the districts of the
county have but four to five months
of school, few have seven and eight
months and only Grants Pass and
one or two other districts have nine
months.
Of present vacancies Wilderville
wants man teacher, Woodville
wants two teachers and Winner wants
teacher. A teacher has been Sc
cured for the Jewell district.
Stephen Jewell having been hired
and four months term will begin
on February 10
In the Hugo district Miss Ethel
Newell closed q four months term
with January and so we'll pleased
were the patrons of the school with
her work that they hired her for an
additional three months, levying a
special tax on the district to raise
the required funds to pay the salary.
Placer blanks at the Courier Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-02-09
Pioneer Merchant Visits Gra nts
Pass.

d. H. Miller of Medford was in
Grants Pass Monday and Tuesday on
a business trip. Mr.. Miller opened
the first hardware store in Medford
and was continuously in that business
until last year when he sold out, hav-
ing made competency and he is now
giving his time to his Investments.
Mr.. Miller is now serving his second
term as treasurer of Jackson county,
being elected on the democrat ticket
in a strong republican county
Mr.. Miller stat ID that County Clerk
John s. Orth would have the dupli-
cate tax roll for jackson county COM
pleted next week aud that Sheriff
Joseph M. RAIDER would begin to col
lect taxes on February 20.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-02-09
EASTERNERS WANT TO
LEARN OF GRANTS PASS
Can set Pamphlets About jock
son County. but not of
Josephine.

That Grants Pass is woefully lack.
ing in suitable advertising matter
with which to supply the hundreds of
homeseekers in the Eastern States who
are continually writing for informa-
tion in regard to this vicinity Is
forceably brought out in the follow
ing letter which was received by Jos.
Moss a few days ago from Pennsyl-
vania. This county should have a
comprehensive pamphlet of small size
suitable for mailing in an ordinary
envelope and containing such infor-
nation as is constantly asked for by
intending settlers:
Dear Sir: / received yours OF the
Gath and will say that 7 intend to
locate in the Rogue River Valley, my.
self and several friends have been
trying to get some information about
your section but have not received
any yet except what you have sent.
We have got bushel of illustrated
matter from Medford, Ashland and
Jacksonville, but have received none
from Grants Pass and that is where
we intend to locate If we can get any
information Please let us know
what the lay of the country is around
Grants Pass; we want place for a
nice home and mixed farming. Some
of Us want 100 acres and some want 80
and rs acres, partly improved and i'm.
proved places, aud close TO city and on
the river if possible. What kind OF
soil have you there and can crops be
grown without irrigation? Exnlsin
the water rights in your circular.
Have you any snakes and what kind
and are they troublesome? Give us
all the information you can. intend
to come out as soon as the weather
breaks up il l can.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-02-09

Bert Barnes, the jewsler, whose
shop is in the Clemens block Oh
North Sixth street, is doing his full j
part to keep pace with the growth of
Grants Pass. He has enlarged his
space and put in second work
bench and employed NJ. Mansfield to
assist him with his work. Mr.. Mans
ield is an Industrious, capable young
man, and is we'll known to the resi-
dents Of this city as a first class
jeweler.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-02-09

Placer blanks at the Courier Office.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

DAVID BUSH & SON
poor Sutter St. southwest cor Fillmore
Members S. r. Real Estate Board.
s.. $50 cash buys this T-roonn house: McAnister
ST, near Sbrader; balance $500 can re-
main.
S5.000-SlK room house; 18th ave. nr. Clement:
lot 50x12O; can be improved
$b.5O0-50xl20, 9TH ave-. near A: modern g.
room house and 2-rOom bungalow on one
half the lot: the other half would sell
for $1,000; good for fats.
$I.O00-IWo fate, 7th ave. H; SO rooms:
lot 25xs5; elegant finish; mortgage OF
5000 remain.
SO, ,00o-Moden ll-room house: Octavia. bet
Pacihe and Broadway; marine view;
bargain.
SIS, ,50O-Three hne fats; Fulton. bet Shrader
ana Cole; elegant finish Look into this
SIC -000-Eine residence Of 1S rooms: Washington
ST., near 1st ave: lot 4ox129: lawn fow-
erE. shrubbery- conservatory, etc.
&16,5o0-Sfx fats n W. cor. warm belt Of
Mission; rented very low for $50:
mortgage Of $4,000 can remain.
UNIMPROYED PROPERTY
$3.50 cash Tor either one Of two fine lots: West
ave. near Mission St 2qxe7 and OK
IS. balance $500 at SIS per month
Three lots in South San Francisco that can be
had for almost nothing; al 25x10o and
adjoining
Several marine view lots: fine buys in North
Beach property. Richmond and Sunset
81 ,5O0-Corner 25d and Rhode Island
DAVID BUSH & son.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
WATSON REALTY COMPANY,
Polk st. and Fern ave.
Next door TO Citizens National aBsnk.
Phone Emergency 626.

WATSON REALTY COMPANY,
Polk st. and Fern ave.
Next door to citizens National Bank.
Phone Emergency 62e-
SO 50O-LEAVESWORTH ST: Il new fats
complete in 30 days on LesvenvOrth St.
near Jackson: $1,000 mortgage can re-
main: renting for s325 per month: VIII
pay % per cent on equity.
sIs, SACRAMENTO ST INVESTMENT;
store and 2 fats; very hne construction
lot 25x1oo; paying $125 a month; or
sIs. @DEvIsADERo ST; fats; lot s41lo4;
hne marine view; built for home Of
owner. and very fine.
sI2 OOO-L5TH ST; 8 elegant nsts, paying a
handsome income: this is one Of the
finest buys we have listed for some
time.
S75o0-FULToK ST RESIDENCE; 2-story
frame house; rooms. bath and base
ment; near car lines and Park Pan
handle: built for a home; very choice
at the price, win 90 quick;
Lake ST. very hne residence rooms,
? bathsi very nne and modern in every
respect lot 35X120
s55oo-FINE HOUSE SOUTH OF PARK; eIe-
CANT 1-room residence, with bath and
good basement; built only one year;
z7OO @0rigess FoE csR SALE 5smain-
Unimproved Property.
Sla50Q-H1DE ST. near Sutter; 50xs6-
szSoooSACRAMENl9 7o g ,, @ ~ ST % near Lsrkin s2z
SzS500-2zres on Leavenworth ST., near Jones;
worth $50. 600.
SIS o00-BUSH ST, near Taylor; lot 54xi37 g;
worth at least $4,000 within years
TO LEASE.
WAREHOUSE containing 1900 square feet, on
MoDERk CLASS p1P'ffe HOTEL R y isys 25 rooms
good street near Market ST. on the north
side; one Of the best hotels in the mar
ket
50-R00M APARTMENT HOUSE; fine sunny
corner on Pacific ave; marine view; car
service. and very reasonable.
IL q ate 1fcf 4
leases in any part Of the city. Houses
Tor sale. and many choice bargains In
the burned district
WATSON REALTY COMPANY,
Fern and Polk St,
Next TO Citizens National Bank.
Phone Emergency 626.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

S1000--10 acres choice, level land, adjoining
good town; unexcelled for fruit vines; 500
cash, balance s12 75 monthly
$2600-10 acres, one-half mile from town and
depot; all In bearing; Groom house, etc.
S23O0-13 acres; house, barn, well: fine for
poultry, fruit or vines; best OF soil; terms $500
cash, balance SOS monthly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

BEST constructed house in Alameda, consisting
of IA rooms and finished attic All modern
conVeniences- House not two years old Cor
ner lot. 150x1T5. VIII sell for cost price OF
hoase- Must be seen TO be appreciated In.
quire Tor particulars Of owner, room 24s Bacon
building. oakland WILL EXCHANGE
ALSO
Magnificent lot, 75x15O Street work etc All
done Choice location
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
COVE TO BURLINGAME AT ONCE.

Every day you delay costs you money; 100
lots week are being sold: 100 families week
are choosing Burlingame for a home. Whether
you want home or an Investment. Burlingame
is the place; grand climate beautiful surround
ings nearest desirable place in point of time
in which to live Make no mistake Lyon &
Hoag have the property that made Burlingame
fanous-fight in the town proper, near the
station Streets graded, sewers. water, etc
50-foot lots.
$3.50 upward. $50 Cash. $40 Monthly.
Take San Aateo electric Mission ST.
starting ut 9TH and Market. Go direct TO Bur-
hngalne station-our office is on the corner
opposite. Sunday is good time to go. Our
office is open daily.
LYON & H0AG
636 Market ST., at Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
SANTA cI,ARA-eo1rNTy

C. NJ. WOOSTER CoMPANY'S BARGAINS IN
SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY LANDS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

$l6, 6,O00-An elegant Greenst corner. near Web
ster; elegant fats of 81 rooms and
extremely high basement; basement being
temporarily used for business purposes and
rented at $40 per month. Each fiat brings
in $50.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
LEE. HURLEY & CO..
1856 McAllister ST., near Fillmore.


Telephone Temporary 1876.
BEHLOW & LUCAS.
Real Estate, Leasing and Insurance.
SS2 Bush street, bet. Kearuy and Montgomery.
FOR SALE.
5000, ,000-Lot 65x137:6: hslf block from the
James Flood building; foundation and
basement intact, and lot cleared for
building.
SOC. .ooo-Fillmore-st busiwss corner eox1OO,
tanning stores and offices. leased for 3
years; water bills paid by tenants; this
property pays $4,000 per year; is the
best and safest investment now on the
market.
Sz5 ooo-l5thsst. corner, close to Market: 4
stores and 20 rooms; leased TO 2 ten
ants at $3.50 per month: mortgage 500,
500; must be sold this week.
$45.ooo-Lot 157:ex137:e; opposite Park Pan
handle.
ages; have tenant ready at 1926 per
month for l-story building.
S42 500--Fillmore St. best part 2-story frame
building: short lease at $3.50 per month
have ofer Of $500 per month at expira-
ton Of lease; 80 feet frontage
$40 o00--55 feet on Turk St; will exchange
small equity for fats.
Van Ness: lot 50x12o. with frontages: !:
Improvements pay 1870 per month, which
could be greatly increased with slight
alterations.
s35 0oo-Eddy-st. corner, e5x10o; stores and
nats; in fine condition; rents $3.50 per
month.
sion business district with 2 frontages
great bargain for builder.
S25 000-North line of Geary ST, 1926 west of
Jones: lot 25x137:6; no mortgage.
80, ,000-Pacihc St, near Taylor: lot 115x197 g.
mortgage $4,000; above price includes
insurance policies Of $4,000 each in Ger
companies.
$12. .5oo-Corner lot, 50x10o facing panhandle;
have an offer of $3.50 a month rent
II buyer win build garage
$12, ,5oo-Near Pine and Fillmore; stores and
nsts; leased for years at Sl45 per
This is the best small Offering now on
the market.
$11, ,O00-25 feet on Howard St, near 5th; fine
location for furniture store.
s. s50o-Beautiful Mission residence Of Il
rooms: bituminized street; lot 40x100,
with frontages.
So 6oOO-Lot on the west line of Valencia St.
20 feet south OF 18th; 25x100; fine Ioca-
ton for store.
S550o-Diamond St, near 18th; fats in
good condition; rent 500.
TO LEASE.
oFarren St, near Taylor; new 7-story. brick,
Grant-ave corner, near Post; splendid class
A building. 4-story and basement; so feet front
age. VIII lease to tenant al $500 per month.
Ready January /, 1907.
ment building; 65x1a5; frontages; at $4,000
Corner 18th and Vermont; 1ooxso0; 500 per
month; large building.
Turk ST., 3 blocks from Market 2-story brick
building; lot 4Oxs0; 10 years lease at $500 per
month
Corner jackson and Front sts; 2-story brick
building, 60xS5; at $500 per month. See plans.
BEHLOW & LUCAS,
1872 Bush street, bet. Kearny and Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
GREAT BARGAIN.

SO an acre-7340 acres including all improve
ments high-class grain and stock ranch: p crops
or grain will pay for it; miles from steamboat
and rail at Red Bluff; easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

$23, ,500-Page St, in the Panhandle District; 5
flats of rooms and bath each; bldg.
containing fats and the other 2. Every
Thing spacious and airy as the lot has
frontage of 90 TT; rents $175; no raise
In rents or no leases. One of the most
staple buys on the market
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

$15, ,000-3 new fats on Fillmore St, near
Haight; renting for $3.50 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28


DOWN THE PENINSULA.
REDWOOD CITY $3.50 for choice acre lots. /
mile from depot; 5-acre tracts 1920 to s175so;
BELMQNT- $1,000; pretty home; 5-room cot
tage; half acre; blocks from depot; bargain
PALO ALTO
CHOICEST RESIDENCE DISTRICT DOWN
Ideal climate. Beautiful live oaks.
Large lots Street work DONE
Near depots. Cement sidewalks.
adjoining Stanford University; no saloons un-
desirable surroundings; average price $3.50 per
SACRAMENTO VALLEY IRRIGATED LANDS.
ALFALFA. SUGAR BEETS, FRUIT,
DAIRYING, VINES, COWS AND HOGS.
We are now subdiyiding the great wheat
farms of Senator Boggs and DR.. Glenn on the
and Glenn countless: all under canal irrlga-
tion, with free perpetual water right; price of
Land $40 to 500 per acre; water rental 81 per
acre per annum; terms one-quarter cash; good
sediment garden soil; this is the best opportu-
nifty for home-seekers in America. Send for
new illustrated catalogue.
beautiful lots at stinson Beach, Willow
Camp, Bolinas Bay. Small payments
Ell Mirador orange tract at Lindsay; 1o-acre
tracts $50 to sloo an acre; one-fourth cash.
@. NJ. WOOSTER CO., 1866 oFarrell ST.
G. h UMBsEN & COMPANY,
No. 20 Montgomery st.
BARGAINS IN COUNTRY LAND
COME AND LET US TELL YOU ABOUT OUR
COLONY TRACT.
Located in the FIRST GOVERNMENT
IRRIGATION SYSTEM formed in this State
If you are looking for home investment buy
100000 or 80 acres in OUR Colony tract.
Price $50 per acre payment down TO suit pur-
chaser. Installments to suit purchaser. No in
terest, no taxes Immediate possession given.
100 Acres near Santa Cruz, 1 y miles from sta
ton; 20 acres fenced; house, barn and chicken
house; abundance water; 80 head cattle Price
$500.
600 Acres Ell Dorado County; 200 acres plow
land, 40 acres grain; fenced into fields;
20 head stock cattle; two miles to 2. o.
Price $4,000.
400 Acres fine income property in Placer County,
y miles from station; 40 acres choice fruit,
full bearing; 100 acres fine meadow land; 20C
acres good grazing land; all fenced. cross
fenced: acres garden; abundance water for
irrigating; good T-room house; large barn,
sheds, 23 cows, horses 20 hogs. 150 hens.
all tools and machinery; place easily worth
SIS 600; offered S65o0 in order to close an
estate; write for circular.
WRITE Us IN ANY LANGUAGE.
" K SPECT.
No. 20 Montgomery ST.
Manager County Land Department.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
CITY REAL rsTArE-Contlnued.
GRANT & ATKINSON,
30S Market St
s75.Ooo.


$4,000.
or warehouse sites ever offered. Fronting on
. streets having railroad facilities and within
Containing $4,000 square feet now producing
szi9 per month ground rental, being better than
interest If You do not care TO improve II.
ihls property can easily double within years.
s45, 600.
ao6 block in Sunset facing Golden Gate Park.
Close to Howard s5Goo9; $50 %s,D 4exls7:s oner
wanted.
Fillmore st. near SsSse0 Eilis almost 30 feet 'front.'
age; secured lease at $4,000 per annum.
$4,000.
Large corner in the new wholesale district I;
Io,zoO square feet; paying $3.50 per month
ground rental; and an Investment that is sure
net. This is well worth your attention.
s22 500
South side of Bush close to Powell; large
lot. full depth, for less than $500 per foot; 80
per- pei cent reduction since the fire; must be sold
$40 oo0
large noiding on Suffer street, not far from
az Ness, with 1o-room residence, which could
outay Investigate this # Wanting se good
$4,000
1eaars raree fats Eddy ST., near octavia; facing
'enersen Square; lot 27:6xl20.
$4,000
California st.
hehts $40 per month; flats; large lot.
Rents over 5000 sl5.0OO: -. @on+s -. ,-,u.ou.
ments ON one of the finest streets in the Mis-
fsion mortgage OF $1,000 remain.
$4,000.
Six new fats of rooms and bath each. rents
i. pnspv per annum; mortgage of $4,000 remain,
ma making ing an Investment Of $4,000 earning 1795
per cent per annum.
well-Duilt corDe, saiSSO.. sllGSS !, rooms. ,,n.
nins an wafer IN all bedrooms; SS0G0 mortgage
S,, can remain. This property close to St. 1gnatius
$4,000.
Ia Deslrebde northeast Jackson st.
'ot ooAloo; nne for apartments.
$4,000.
TURK ST.; rooms and stable; lot 45x137:6.
$4,000
:. Elegant marine view lot. 45x13T:6 in the
vicinity vicinity OF Scott and Green; street work all
MI Mareet St, splendid location; lot 25x95, with
GOOD broom cottage: would exchange as part
payment for unimproved property in the burned
district.
$500
Presidio Heights fine view; lot 37:6-foot
front; surrounded by beautiful homes.
S3250
Ashbury ST., close to Frederick: desirable lois:
street work all done
$1,000.
Large corner on Point Iobos ave. and 3od.
lot 60xlz0.
GRANT & ATKINSON. REAL ESTATE,