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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
AROUND THE STATE
EVENTS OF A WEEK THROUGH.
OUT THE STATE.
Secretary Of State Calls in outstand.
ing Warrants-Great Artesian
Basin in the Vicinity of
Relle Eour.h.
Belle Fourche

On the strength of an opinion by At.
torney General Hall the state treas
urer on Feb. l transferred $4,000 of
surplus in the bond interest and sink.
ing fund to the general fund and
called IN outstanding warrants to that
amount. Through the use of the ac-
cumulated general fund from the last
quarters collections call was sent
OUT last weekfor about $25,OOO of gen
eral fund warrants, reducing the out
standing obligations of the state about
$75,OO0 by these two calls,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Tuesday, Feb. 6.

Segregation of the sexes is to be
tried as an experiment in the Chicago
public schools.
Egbert Whitaker, the Oldest mem.
ber Of the Ulster county bar, Is dead
at saugerties. N. T.. aged ninety.
BY order Of King Frederick the
funeral Of the late King Christian OF
Denmark will take place Feb. ls-
Mrs.. Lilburn G. McNair, prominent
s. society and champion woman goi!
player of ST. Louis. shot and killed
herself at her home in that city.
Charges have been preferred against
Nv. G. Bristol, United States district
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Friday, Feb. 2,

House-Oratory on the railroad rate
bill occupied six hours of the session.
Ihe sreeches of Burton of Ohio, Nc
Call OF Massachusetts and Russell Of
Texas were features, while Thomas Of
North Carolina, Burke Of South Da-
kota and Goulden of New York took
up particular and specific topics.
Senate-Debate on ship subsidy bill
continued and number of unimpor.
tant measures passed.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
FIVE FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Mother Evidently Killed Her Children
and Herself.

Boston, Feb. IA woman and four
children were found dead in bed at
their home, 20 Dennis street, Roxbury
district, at night. An investigation by
the police indicates that the woman,
Mrs. Annie L. Dixon, had killed the
children and herself by opening three
gas jets The children were:
Annie. aged five years; George,
three and half years; Mildred, two
years, and Marion, one year.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Remittance Will Be Returned.

The governors Office has received a
letter from one of the New England
states in which was enclosed 81 bill.
The only communication accompany
ing the remittance was: Please find
enclosed 81 for the enlightenment of
your state, which sum ought to have
been mailed not later than Dec 81,
1906" AS there is no enlightenment
fund in the state treasury the remit
tance will be returned to the writer as
not available.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Slot Machines Are ousted.

The authorities of Willow Lakes are
the latest to put on the cid" Acting
under instructions from the town coun-
Gil City Marshal Carmichael has
caused the removal of every slot ma
chine In town and all these machines
have now disappeared. The warfare
against them is due to the activity of
the members of the Willow Lakes Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
WORK OF CONGRESS-.
Thursday, Feb. 1,

House-Resolution passed calling
Tor the estimate of cotton yet to be
glnned, which the director of the CEN
sus has compiled but which he has
no authority to make public until
March. Balance of the day devoted to
debate on the rate regulation bill.
Senate-Thirty of forty miscsllane-
GUS bills passed and several hours
time given to the consideration Of the
shipping bill
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Taxes Increase Half a Million.

The state auditors Office has com
pleted q compilation of, the taxes ex-
tended in all the counties of the state
for the years 1904 and 1905, showing
the total amount of taxes which will
be called for all purposes, state, coun-
ty. township or municipal. The fig
ures show an increase of practically
100000 for 1905 over 1904. The total
amount asked for in 1904 was $5,O2O,-
s46.S7 and to meet the demands of
1905 $6,51q,83O.S8 is called for.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Gold Production for 1905.

The annual report of Mine Inspector
Nicolas Treweek has been filed with
Governor Elrod, showing that the pro
duction of gold bullion by South Da-
kota for last year was $7,1e1, 534, of
which the Homestake mine produced
5000, 900.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
New Buildings at Indian School.

Congress has appropriated the sum
Of $25,OO0 for buildings at the Indian
school near Rapid City. The buildings
to be erected will be an industrial
building and barn, both of brick, a
hospital and a water powerhouse.
They must be completed by Aug. J..
which viii give the contractors only q
little more than five months in which
to do the work.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
DoLAN ASKED TO RESIGN.
Miners of the Pittsburg District Dust
President,

Pittsburg, Feb 6.By practically
unanimous vote the resolution de-
manding the designations Of President
Patrick Dolan and Vice President
Uriah Bellingham for violating their
instructions in voting to accept the
old wage scale at indianapolis, and of
Secretary Treasurer Dodds by reason
Of his election to the Office Of clerk
Of the circuit court Of Allegheny coun-
ty was passed Curing the afternoon.
President Dolan said he would not re-
sign and that the miners would have
70 replace him by q referendum vote.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Saturday, Feb. 3.

An overcharge of powder in Bald
Knob mine, near Delorme, W. Va,
killed two men.
The president has pardoned Mid
shipman John Paul Miller of Ken.
tucky, recently convicted of hazing- at
Annapolis naval academy.
Lord Masham, the patentee of many
inventions. including a compressed
airbrake for railroads and wool
combing machine, is dead at Masham,
Eng.
Queen Alexandra and her suite left
London Friday for Copenhagen, where
her majesty will attend the funeral OF
her father. the late King Christian of
Denmark.
Dispatches to Dun's Trade Review
indicate that almost all sections of the
country have suffered from high tenn
perature and absence of snow, which
restricted distribution Of winter mer.
chandise. Otherwise the situation il
most satisfactory.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Forced to Travel by sIedae

vladivostok, Feb. S. General Mada-
roff, provost marshal Of the Manchu-
rian army, arrived here during the day
from Hardin to investigate the recent
disorders The general was forced to
make the trip In a sledge, as the rail-
road men refused to forward the train
on which hs intended to travel.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Tuesday, Feb. 6.

House-seventeen speeches made
on the rate bill, all of them in favor of
the measure. The railways came in
for an unusual amount of criticism.
senate-Entire day given to re.
view OF the prerogatives of the senate
In the matter of framing treaties.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09

t;oor a,.orney OF oreson, ana tie lndica.
.ot; .lonS are that he will not be able 10
Aoram Bergen, a prominent LAWYER
at Topeka, Kan, since 1890 l. 80 iaas
aseu ~ seventy years. He formerly lived
~ M'hnesota, where he was a member
OF the state senate 9 'e'ilDer
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
VANITY THEIR uNDo'NG

i .tti.h Rebel Leaders Photographed
in Uniform.
ST. Petersburg, Feb. 3.-Vanlty
nroyed the undoing Of scores OF Let.
itch revolutionary leaders desirous OF
.immortalizing INN their connection with
the armed insurrectionary militia. Inc
leaders m were photographed in groups,
Wearing their uniforms, and these pic
tnres subsequently fell into the hanas
- - tha authorities, who thus easily
traced r. the originals and tried them
by courtmartial.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09

as the official shade for the ballots of
that party at the primaries this year.
This makes three selections so far
white for Republicans, red for Social
lists and cream for Democrats.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
: IN PRINCIPLE.

cu,.a'e cu..a the Moroccan.
Fspes sss,a; tl,s Feb. s.-rhe 3 No,
orpjnaas asla a short sitting
incinlss AZ which It was
s Of Mo. % increase the
fund .oeeo ~. and to ere
The jnutof out Of the customs
loposalpp provement Of ths
s''s We're adopted 81
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
t. A MILLION MEN
| TO QUIT WORK
ksr OF APRIL.
Ice of Operators and
|,ndianapo''. Fails TO
kaae Scale, the Work.
4 on Their Demand for
| and the Employers
r. in Opposition.

Fob. 2.-The joint con-
operators and miners
(entral competitive and
ricts has adjourned sine
agreement on q wage
djournment was imme'
ID by a session OF the
81 convention, at which
ken regarding a demand
wages was reaMrmed.
influence not now fore
S 100000 miners Will
HI / in an effort to en-
hand for an increased.
sesslon of the joint con-
berators and miners q
by F. L. Robbins. the
the operators, that the
scale be continued, was.
hired under the rules q
te to carry any Of the
ositions. Operators OF
and Pennsylvania voted
; Illinois operators de-
The miners Of Ohio,
linois voted against the
Patrick Dolan, president
lvania miners, voted his
roposition, which caused
hong the miners. His
the Pennsylvania miners
huance of the present
of the fact that the
vention had voted for
es challenged by several
yania miners, but on an
chair the vote was 80
motion to adjourn sine
by F. L. Robbins imme-
ling the announcement
osition of the operators
In his motion had been
itchell has declared that
tcumstances would the
any agreement that did
1t an increase in wages
g convention has unani.
the exception Of three
led the action Of the
pmmittee which refused
Pn of the operators for
rage scale to be contin-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Saturday, Feb. 3.

House-Esch (Wis) and Clayton
(Ark.) were the principal speakers on
the railroad rate legislation bill, both
speaking in favor of the measure.
Senate-Not in session.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Pasture for Native Buffalo.

Congressman Burke has introduced
bill authorizing the secretary of the
interior to lease 5000 acres of the
public domain for a pasture for native
buffalo in South Dakota.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
BROTHER AND SISTER k,l,en
Train Hits Buggy in Which wiscon.,
Couple Are Ridino.

Couple Are Riding.
Oregon, Wis, Feb. 6.-Anne and
Christ sorenson, brother and sister
aged forty and twenty-eight years. re-.
sPectlvely, were killed by a Chicago
and Northwestern passenger train at a
crossing near the village The train
vas an hour late and in turning a
sharp curve caught the buggy in which
the Sorensons were riding.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
LAWSON READY TO TURN OVER
LIFE INSURANCE PROXIES
SECURED BY HIM.
Claims to Control the New York Life
and Mutual Life of New York and
Names the Governors Of Minnesota,
Iowa and Florida, Senator La Fol-
Iette and Ex-Attorney General Mon.
EFT of Ohio to Vote the Proxies.

Des Moines, Feb. Thomas W..
Lawson of Boston during the day
called on Governor Albert B. Cummins
and invited him to serve with four
other well known reformers on COM
mission to which he will turn over his
New York Life and Mutual Life of
New York proxies and which he asks
to attend the coming annual meetings
OF these two companies for the pur-
pose of electing good, honest, sound
business men as directors.
Governor Cummins replied that he
would consider the proposition and
after a conference with Governor
johnson of Minnesota, one of the
other members. would make definite
answer.
MIR. Lawson told Mr.. Cummins that
the other members of the commission
would be Governor Johnson of Mime
sofa, Senator La Toilette Of Wiscon-
sin, Governor Browhard of Florida
and ex-Attorney General Monet of
Ohio.
Mr.. Lawson said he had received a
large number of proxies from policy
holders in the New York Life and Mu-
tual Life of New York, which, with
the others he expects to get and which
he is confident will come in after the
commission plan goes through, will
give him control Of both companies.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Political Party co!ors.,

The Democratic state COMMITTEES. at
Ito late meeting, selected cream color
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09

referendum. as some Of the delegates
were not instructed. Many objections
were raised to the proposed increase
In the customs. '''se
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CITY REAL EsTATE-continued
o. G. SAGE & CO..

o. G. SAGE & CO..
REAL ESTATE. RENTALS- INSURANCE.
$2Q, ,000-Mission St, south OF 22d, 35x115: >
frontages; imps. nominal at present; rent,
mos. when a short-term lease on OF
the stores will have expired
$16,500-Post ST.. mr. Webster; fats IN ex-
cellent order; rented low at s140 per mo.
6.0o0-A Green-st. cor. nr. Fillmore; imps.
consist of elegant fats and high I'm
ished bsmt.; the bsmt is being tempor-
arily used for business purposes; there
is an unobstructed marine view to be had
from these fats; present rents $14o
16,ooo-s new flats in the vicinity of Scott ST.
and Golden Gate ave-; present rents
SIS, ,oO0-Rents STA per no.; new nats, nr.
Guerrero st.
$15. .Ooo-Mission ST., mr.. 21st: nominal improve
ments; under lease at $125 per mo-
s14, ,ooo-An elegant residence OF 10 rms and
bath; very well arranged: in the vicinity
Of Haight ST. snd Masonic ave.
81. 5oo-Busness property on Sacramento st.
mr.. Devisadero; rents $3.50; Sacramento
st. in this vicinity has excellent bust
ness future
$12. .5oo-s new nats of e-7-7 rms. on Oak St. at
the beginning OF the Panhandle; rented
low at present at sl02.5O; m'tge OF
$3.50 can remain.
1O.5oo-s fats of 6-6-7 rms: at present renting
at S1S5 per no.; in the vicinity OF
Haight and Fillmore sts.; mortgage OF
S4500 can remain
Sc, ,5oo-6 nats; rented low at s92 per mo-; on
Grove St, nr. Fillmore; this is an e1-
eellent buy.
ss,5oo-An excellent home. containing Q rms.
and bath; on Ashbury ST.. in the Pan
handle district
ss.25o-store and nats in the vicinity OF
Webster st. and Golden Gate ave-: imps.
rented low at $50 per mo-; this is one
Of the best inside buys on the market.
S., s,25o-3 elegant fats in the vicinity Of Golden
Gate ave. and Lyon ST.; rents $40 per
mo-; might easily be raised; m'tgs Of
$4,000 can remain.
IS, ,0Oo-Sacramento St, nr. Devisadero; imps.
rent SIS per mo-; mo- this this lot Is worth $1,000:
owing to its proximity 10 elegant
transfer corner, there is sure turn for
s.. 5.50o-Webster ST.. nr. California; very de-
sirable 6-rm. and bath cottage; lot alone
is worth the price asked.
s4.s5o-s fats which escaped the nre. In the
vicinity OF Filbert and Montgomery sts-;
tremely large lot.
$4,000 lot with frontage of 80 IT. on VAL
lejo ST.. east of Polk St
ss,1oo-6-rm. cottage in Ashbury Heights dis
trict; large lot, having a frontage OF 80
IT.; bank m'tge of $500 can remain Terms
might be considered.
So, ,o00-Rents S4S per mo-; new Oats IN the
vicinity OF Montgomery and Union SITS.
81, ,S50-A large corner In the vicinity Of Mont
gomery and Union sts-; real snap.
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cuEAp ors
CHEAP LOTS.

CHEAP LOTS. CHEAP LOTS
SOLD on EASY TERMS.
We have a large list Of level building lots In
South San Francisco. near the car line for 5000
and up, possession given upon receipt of first
payment; also in the Excelsior Homestead for
$3.50 and $500; Of easy access to all parts of
the city.
our lots excel all others offered for the same
price
JOHN Il. GRADY. Owner, 100 Golden Gate ave.
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$17, ,000-Splendid corner on Hayes St; artistic
building of fats of and bath
each, substantially built; containing all
the latest modern improv ovements; very
desirable location; rent $1s2.5O per
month; bank mortgage of $500 can re-
main.
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EXTRA SPECIAL.
SWELL RESIDENCE.
D0IORES-STREET CORNER.
$500 cash---We offer today for immediate accent
ance large swell 10-room house on a NE
corner Dolores ST.: pretty lawn large
stone bulkhead: palms in front; east
side Dolores ST., the Van Ness ave. of the
Mission; the owner recently spent $500 IN
repainting. putting In new bath tubs, Sas
mantels. fixtures; this is really one OF the
swellest homes in the city; rented at pres.
ept for only S45 per month; there is an
Hibernia Bank mortgage Of $1,000, per
cent, which can stand; our price until next
Wednesday is $780, there Is a porcelain
BATH heavy brick foundation; in fact. every
thing you would require IN a swell residence;
at the time of the FIRE any number OF
houses in the same block were blown up
with dynamite; throughout the entire ca
windows; this is a rare bargain, and one
that you viii not get again; we suggest a
call Immediately; we have photographs in
office.
G. p. MCLEOD COMPANY, Inc.
oS43 Mission ST. odd
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LYON & HoAG.
e,s In In the the II Lyon on Hoas soST6nIrpv SIilaIng;
:, BARGaIN Al IN WHOLESALE lie DISTRICT; @ M
this price; lot VIII be cleared OF all de-
bris and made ready for building on; land
witt within 2 blocks d of n' p gs5SS Ds
front foot. so we feel IN Offering you this
lot for building at the above price that
real estate; the owners have had some
very nattering offers to lease. improved
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN BURNED DIS
TRICT.
s25, ,00O-Close to Pacific Mail s.. s. docks; new
2-story brick warehouse; large lot: cleo
tric elevator; is leased for 5 years at
$500 per month; privilege Of more at
for warehouse purposes is the best in
San Francisco; there Is nothing tempo
rary about this; the building should have
1 or stories put on and income greatly
increased; make US an oner;
BURNED DISTRICT INCOME PROPERTY.
$16 000-Excelent location; leased for 10 years
at s125 per month to wealthy corpora
tion; large lot. 75x7s. irregular; just
een5,ng eh,a1 cl of aaps tenants ol make ali
pairs; leased for manufacturing pur-
pSssf; ssSc caiNeIScnMS nHke Hs an H1eT; Flats
$7,750-Near Golden Gate and Central aves.;
new hats of 6-7-7 rooms and bath EACH
renting for So2 per month; this property
as an investment win bear the very
closest investigation; lot 25xl37:6; as
dirt cheap proposition we take pleasure
in recommending this to your notice.
CozY MODERN PANHANDLE FLATS.
$T.000-Near Frederick and fremont ave-;
fats of 3-5-6 rooms and bath: these fats
are modern and up to date and are
rented for $60.50; have not been IN
creased since the FIRE; would easily bring
ST250 per month; this property will be
sold quickly: II you are interested don't
delay in getting particulars.
NICE COTTAGE
81 250-Near Bush and Broderick sts.: we
have very pretty 5-room modern cot
of any one to secure substantial little
GOOD STAPLE INVESTMENT.
Sc, ,5O0-One-haH block from Geary-st. cars: 2
bath; rented at old rents for SIS; could
be raised.
RICHMOND INVESTMENT.
S7,500-Second ave, near Clement St: sub
stantial modern Oats OF 4-5-6 rooms and
the Richmond District: Convenient to
several car lines; II you have IN mind the
intention OF purchasing this class of
property, these dats are just what you
are looking for; you could not begin TO
money; los 25x120; renting for $3.50 per
month.
ELEGANT FLATS NEAR THE PARK
So, ,650-Reduced from $7250 70 effect quicker
sale: SO II you are the first to come IN
leled bargain: beautiful fats OF and Q
rooms: up to date and modern in every
detail: most excellent neighborhood: fin
ished since the fire; rented very low for
$82 80 per month; II you for a single
moment doubt what we have said here
regarding this beautiful property-why
Just take look at the place and be con-
yfnced beyond any question.
LYON & HOAG. 636 Market ST.. at Montgomery
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2oso MISSION ST., near I'd
FIFTEENTH St, Noe; fine lots esch
24x1l5; one improved by erecting good fats
on vacant lot a fine rate Of interest can be
realized on the entire investment. CONTI-
MENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TI0N, Market and Church sts., San Fran
cisco.
500 Cash, $40 monthly: key lot. north line of
Il st, bet. 10th and 11th aves.; only one
left McEWEN BROS, 96 Webster ST.. near
Waller.
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$12, 500-Within 200 IT. of Market St; fats of
rooms and bath each; thoroughly mod
ern, containing gas, electricity, etc. rent
ing at $l57 per month; any offer enter
tanned; positively must sell; bank mort
gage of $4,000 can remain.
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SIC. .00O-ExceIlent corner on Fillmore St. ground
rent alone brings $500 per month; i'm
proFements consist OF stores and uppers,
which Will revert TO owner at expiration
OF lease lot has about 80 street front
age; close TO Gesry and Fillmore
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16, ,500-Post ST., nr. Webster; fats IN ex-
cellent order; rented low at $l40 per mo.
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BEHLow 8 LUCAS.
Real Estate. Leasing and Insurance.
S82 Bush St.. Bet. Kearny and Montgomery.
FOR SALE.
800, ,000-Half a block from the James Flood
building; so feet frontage.
s46, ,o0o-Mission ST.. near 5th 40x160; 'front.'
ages ages; have ave tenant tenant ready at sssS per
So 500; may be exchanged.
42.0oo-EiIimore ST. best part: 2-story frams
t,. have (, SrsE Of $500 s pc per month at ezVira-
S3I, I,500-Business location Eddy ST.,
Van Ness ave-; lot 50xt2o. with 'front.'
ages; Improvements pay $3.50 per month.
$50, ooo-Eddy st corner. 6Sxio0; stores and
month.
s17.OOo-Bunch of nats; Fulton ST.. near Bu-
SIS. .oooNBeautifnl residences IN the fashionable
section; 40-foot lot.
we have an offer OF $50 per month rent
II buyer viii build garage.
s12500-Near Pine and Fillmore sts.. stores
and 2 fats; leased for 5 years at si45
s1i, ,ooo-25 feet on Howard ST.. near 5th, ans
location for furniture store
$s60o-25-ft. lot: Hyde ST., Post.
IS. s.50o-Beautiful Mission residence OF -
rooms; street bitun1inissd; lot 4ox1f7:s.
with two frontages-
$780, nice hats on Buchanan st.; rents 500.
$7.000-20-ft. lot near Front and Commercial
S. 6o00-Lot on the west line OF Valencia ST.
70 IT. south Of 18th; nne location for a
s55oo-Diamond ST.. near 18th; nats IN good
condition; rents $50.
$5,500-Double house. 18th and Marked.
TO LEASE.
Grant-ave. corner. store and SO rooms: IN new
brick building; rent $500 per month.
Transfer corner on Ellis ST. frontages; win
give 80 years lease at $3.50 net.
Grant ave-, corner Post: splendid class build.
ing. stories and basement; 80 It.
frontage; viii lease TO one tenant at
$500 per month; ready January 1. 1907
Corner Jackson and Front sts-; 2-story brick
building. 6oxs5, at $500 per month. See
plans
BEHL0w LUCAS,
332 Bush ST., between Kearny and Montgomery.
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s2T. .5O0-Rents $3.50 per annum: an excellent
new building OF 3 stores and 3 fats, re
Gently completed and now under lease
every modern convenience and all known
modern improvements lot 80 feet front.
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REAL ESTATE. RENTALS. INSURANCE.
$50, ,000-Mission St, south of 22d. 35x115: >
frontages; imps. nominal at present; rent
ed for Sl55 per mo-; will bring $500 In s
the stores will have expired.
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G, ,O00-A Green-st. cor, nr. Fillmore: fmpS
consist of elegant fats and high I'm
ished bsmt.; the bsmt. is being temper
arily used for business purposes; there
Is an unobstructed marine view to be had
from these fats: present rents $40.
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$16,000-3 elegant nats ON Webster st; renting
at $120 per month; lot 41:6xS1:6.
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I6, ,ooo-3 new flats in the vicinity OF Scott ST.
and Golden Gate ave-; present rents
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o. 5OO-Rents $3.50 per annum; dandy little in
come investment. vicinity Of Haight and
Masonic: lot 25x100, with joint passage
way; excellent building Of stores and 2
fats.