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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-04
HONOR ROLL.
julia Zengel.
Alice kOlars.
TheOd0res Briggs.
MarjOry Ryan.
Almer LukkasOn.
Gundah Dahl.
Birdie Hieken.

Students not absent in April
William Tusch. A. l.ukkson. Ethel Cor
man, Mike Zipoy, Margery Ryan, Theo.
Briggs, Alice Kolars, John Ryan, Min
ME Baugh, Julia Zengel. Ada Fiers.
Birdie Dieken, Burney Bailey, Oscar
Bank, Gunda Dahl. Oscar Bake, EN-
ma Gese, Laura Carney.
The following were neither absent
nor tardy during the month.
Room 17-August Borchers, Hjalmer
Brundin, Willie Bubendorf, Augusta
Marks, Johnnie Erchinger, Harry Ut
Finger, Willie Borchers, Fred Erich
niger. Pat German, Cecily O'Leary,
Rudolph Wick, Lincoln Jones, Harry
Bubendorf, Alice Liston, Russell Jarvis,
Irene Wurzbacher, Lily Wick. David
Jones. John Bubendorf, Grace Weiden-
bach.
Honor Roll Irene Wurzbacher,
Alice Liston, Lily Wick, Grace Weiden-
bach, Rudolph Wick.
Kaufman. William Nelson, Mabel
Ffgenshard. James Fiers, Barbara
Martin. Leland Johnson. Ida Burr,
Willie Westburg, John German, Ella
Wick, Elmer Kolstad, Jennie O'Leary,
NiouJS oCOucp CIcu M. MClUTdllus rlOT-
ence Forkey.
Honor Roll-Leland Johnson. Anna
Kaufman.
Room 12-Isabella Fender, Lila
Moebeck, Eugena Ericsson, Lydia Rem
pier, Polite Grassl. Edith Sorenson,
Stella Kellar, Barbara McKinnon,
Stella Olson, Anna Allard, Eta San
ders, Winnie Kelly, Willie Hallen. Ger
aid Sullivan, Levi Murphy.
Perfect in attendance for year
Isabella Fender, Barbara McKinnon. i
Honor Roll-Anna Allard. Willie
Hallen.
Room 15-Ruby Humble, Herbert
Jones, Johnnie Wurzbacher, Ida Baugh,
Ida German. Clara Glitch. Lille Bar
ney, Anna Brundin.
Honor Roll-Herbert Jones, Ida
Baugh, Blanch Forkey. Clara Sitter.
Anna Brundin.
Room 14-Willie Odegard, Annie
Temple. Helmer Bake, Hazel Hher-
lock. FOrval Hagen. Clara Hagen,
Grover Bogenrief, Frances HOGAN,
Ralph Johnson, frankie Mayer. Nary
Zipoy, Clara Erickson, Charlotte
Thompson. Sadie Carney. Benny Pres
ton, Bessie Benson, Della Ericsson,
Mo- q ~ " z
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FOUND DEAD
in WAGON
Bowbells Farmer Dies ON Way Home
:. From Shopping Expedition to Town
-COroner's Inquest Decides That
Heart Trouble Was the Cause.

Bowbells. N. D., May 4.-Drunken-
ness is given as the cause of the
death of Fred Mendel which occurred
about midnight while the man was on
his way from town to his home thir-
teen miles north. Mandel had been
in town during the day and early even
ing, leaving for his home about ten
o'clock. The team arrived home
shortly after midnight and upon in
vestigation it was found that the driver
was dead in the wagon. He had
drank freely while in town, which has
HERETOFORE been his habit and it was at
first thought that he mad been the vic
tim of drugs. Drs. Limburg and Len
fest, Dentist A.. R. Foster and Marshal
Arthur Day drove to the home this
afternoon where a coroner's inquest
was held. The dead mans stomach
was found to contain a large amount
of whiskey, but no sign of any other
dope or drugs. The supposition is
that the man imbibed too freely which
resulted in heart failure. Deceased
was a farmer and leaves wife and
five children. Vs. i.5
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AUD1TOR,s REPORT.
On City Books Will be Made at the
y Council Meeting Tuesday Night,

The report on the condition of the
books of the city auditor which Aas
been prepared by expert accountants,
will be presented to the city council
at its meeting next Tuesday night. No
inside information of reliable char
7acter can be procured. though just
why a matter which the tax payers
are paying for should be withheld
from the public does not appear. 1t
is thought by those best informed that
there have been no great discoveries
made other than that the city is >heav-
lily in debt a fact which is we'll known
to every one.
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CONTESTS ARE
FOR TRIAL
Judge c. J. Fisk Goes to Walhalla on
May II to Sit for Judge Kneeshaw in
Bunch Of Election Contests Offices
Of Two Candidates in Doubt.

Judge c. J. Fisk has been officially
requested to go to Grafton or Wal
halla on the 14th inst. to sit in contest
cases involving several candidates for
Office at the late village and town cleo
tions held at Walhalla. in place of
Judge w. ]. Kneeshaw of that district,
against whom affidavits of prejudice
are to be filed in a day or two. Judge
Kneeshaw was a visitor in the city
over night on his way to Langdon,
where he will hold court in chambers
In the Walhalla cases It Is UNDER
stood that two candidates for the Office
Of village marshal, on whom the vote
was q tie, and two candidates, for vii
lage treasurer. one of whom received
a majority of but six votes, are involv-
ed. Judge Kneeshaw was not In pos
session Of any but the mere facts. but
stated that he understood there would
be some interesting litigation In con-
nection. aa
The contests Ynl be tried either at
Walhalla or Grafton, \
Il In u l.
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A MOONLIGHT
RIDE
4 Boat Ride on the Murky Red by
2 Night to be Given Under the Aus.
piccs Of Y. N. C. A. REORGANIZATION
Made General TO Friends of Boys.

A steamboat ride by moonlight on
the murky Red is what the officers
and members of the Y. M. c. A. and
Y. w. c. A. of this city are planning.
The excursion had been originally de-
termined for the evening of Thurs
day or Friday the 10th or 18th. but
owing to the failure of the weather
to warm up properly and the absence
of one of the necessary CD features
to the success of the excursion-the
moon-it has practically been decided
to select Tuesday evening the 18th
inst, as the date
The steamer Grand Forks will be
chartered for the'-occasion and will
run a barge or two for the accommo-
dation of the several hundred who are
expecting to go along. The invitation
will be general to the young people
both ladies and gentlemen-of the
city and undoubtedly the experience
will prove of great pleasure.
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MT Williamsons mother came to live
with them. Mr.. Williamson acknowl-
edged that he was addicted to the use
of profane words and that it. was a
usual thing for him to swear. The
testimony showed that the married
life Of the Williamsons had been every
thing but pleasant
The defendant stated that he was
% years of age and Mrs. Williamson
swore that she was "a years old.
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nj NEIL. SIGNS
PLAYERS
Official List Of Men Who Have Been
Signed to Play With Grand Forks
League Team, Season Of 1906
Deals Vow Pending for Others.

\ DChIS NOW TGIluluk lOE UvnGESs
The Evening Times herewith fur
nishes the first authentic list of play
ers which Manager w. H. Mcneil has
signed for the Grand Forks league
team, season of 1906 Manager Nc
Neil states that he has deals pending
whereby he will probably secure other
men and that though terms have been
made with the men named below, it
does not necessarily indicate that he
will retain them all:
:.............'.f... .........
: Catcher-Stewart. i:
!: Pitchers-Smith, .Giencke and
!: FOgarty.,
:: Infielders -Leigllty, Claire, VIII.
/: son and RachOe.
Ontfielders = Kelley, McAlister,
Hentges and Merrill.
:.... .................:
Manager Mcneil writes that he will
assemble the men at once and begin
series of ante-season games with
view to trying the boys out
Manifesto.
Fargo, N. D., May 4.-"The officials
of the Northern-C Copper Sountry Base.
ball league will stand for no rowdyism
this season." was the pleasing states
ment made this afternoon by President
Price of the league.
eff any players in the league get. the
idea they cannot participate in a game
without a roughhouse with the umpire.
they will find themselves with little
salary coming at the end of the month.
and repeated and aggravated offenses
means suspension" continued MIR.
Price
Il have selected corps of bright,
clean men that I believe know the
game. They will have my support and
backing in their official acts and fines
which they impose must stick.
The men named as arbiters of the
play in this; league" said the president,
are Messrs. Anderson. Bassen, Rud-
derham, McGraw and Jones. Ander-
son was in this league last year and
was so good the American association
endeavored to secure his services. DR..
Bassen is we'll known as an official.
Rudderham and McGraw have done
good work in the old Copper league
and Jones Is Helena man with good
record. We will carry five umpires in
case of illness of any of the officials,
and will work in two men whenever
the occasion demands"
Speaking of other matters in the
league, President Price announced the
selection of the Spalding ball as off,
cial.
The meeting. which was last week
deemed necessary in order to make
some of the managers trim their salary
limit within bounds, may not be held
as some matters are being arranged
by correspondence. President Price
Will not call the meeting of the league
ff'the regulations are observed.
j. Some changes have been made in the
league schedule. cutting out double
headers scheduled in Fargo and else
where. The opening dates will remain
I, the same as originally announced with
Duluth in Fargo. Grand Forks at Win
nipeg, Lake Linden at Calumet and
Hancock at Houghton.
Crookston fans want some of the
games scheduled at Grand Forks play
ed in the Minnesota town, and ar
rangements may be made to run spe-
cial trains from Grand Forks to that
city for few contests this summer.
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CHILL FOR THE J,
INSURGENTS
Z lKs 9 People Refsse t. 4Warn
1: Up' e spsldias, Pierce ct q Gang
81 a Eyidenesd 4 Meeting Held There
Mednesday Evening. i. n.

special to The EveainE Tiines. ItS
Kenmare.N. d, May The ySpaid-
Ing insurgent faction held a meeting at
Kenmare Wednesday night. Spalding
and Devine failed to show up for some
unknown reason. The speakers were
yHelgesen. Jim Johnson and d. II.
Pierce. the last named gentleman be-
Ing chairman Of the evening. He I'M
troduced MI. Helgesen with q few
chosen remArks. The latter'e speech
dwelt solely on NICK enSie md his
methods In Alaska. He was followed
by Hon Yims YOnsDn on the same line.
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Eagles Memorial

The local aerie Of Eagles meets this
evening and it Is understood that
preparations for the annual memorial
services Sunday will be made at that
time. l95s, S $50, ;,.5 ~
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ToDAY,s MARKETs.

Grand Forks. N. D., May 4.-(Fur-
nished by the Wisconsin Grain & Stock
ing.) - :
Superior auotatio.s. for Minneapolis
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-04

The comfort that some women find
In prayer q great many women find
In q cup Of tea. Is
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and after a little more Pierce the
meeting adjourned.
There were In the hall forty people,
which included the bunch from Minot,
also several of the regular organiza-
ton from here.
The meeting lasted an hour and was
decided frost. and one that the Gin
surgents" will not get over for while.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-04
FIRsT-Do yea waYt = Home exc
clasiyeay for Elkst
sECOND-Do you want 4 business
block, which would mean that the
ground noor and basement, will
I rented for store pnsposess

Would like an expression from every
member Of the lodge. A home OF some
kind we must have, and the wishes Of
the majority will decide what 1t shall
be: It will positively be settled at this
meeting.-M. Stanchfield. e. r.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-04

Whenaa man ii real angry. It usu-
ally smakes matters Worse to try to
cheer him up. az IL 81 & Il s s &
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. ] n I 1L[KS' HOME J \
! !. !. !. |. MEETING
The Several Hundred Members Of
Grand Forks Lodge No. 255 B. p. 9.
E. Asked for an Expression on
Question of Home for the Order.

de- "
The attention. Of Elkdom in and
around Grand Forks, with special ref
erenee to Lodge No. 255, Is engaged
just as present with discussion as to
the proposition OF building and main
tanning in this city a home exclusively
for the society.
At the direction of M. Stanchfield,
exalted ruler, SecretarylF. "A Brown
has mailed to every member of 1855"
a copy Of the following circular, which
Is In the form ola query and request:
Dear Sir and Brother: There will
be regular meeting of Grand Forks
Lodge No: 255, B. p O. Elks, on Satur-
day evening, May S, 1906. AS you
know, the question of an "Elks' Home"
has been discussed more or less dur
ing, the past year. At this meeting
the committee appointed to furnish
estimates on the cost of building and
maintaining a Home + will report on,
several different propositions, and it
is the earnest wish of the exalted ruler
that each member has a voice in de-
Gliding which proposition is for the best
interests of the lodge. i would there
fore request, IL You. cannot be at this
meeting. that You express your per-
sonal wish on one Of the two following
propositions, by letter: a
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tAdditlonai East side Nsw. 8, 81 ~ III
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
PROPOSALS.

BIDS WANTED--Notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received by
the board of directors of the Veterans
Home of California, at the Veterans
Home Napa County, California. up to
II o'clock a. M, SATURDAY. June g.,
1906 and opened immediately thereafter.
in the presence of bidders, for furnish
comfnissary supplies, etc, for the. Vet
erans Home, Napa County, California
(railroad station Yountville, +, o. b., for
one year, commencing July |, 1906 ana
ending June 80 1901. Schedules with IN
formation and instructions for submit
ting bids will be furnished upon appIi-
cation by the undersigned. Bidders will
schedules, and no bid will be considered
unless it is in accordance with such
schedules. Bids must be made on sam
pies submitted whenever called FOR N
the schedule Each bidder must accom-.
pany his bid with certified check ,non
some we'll known and responsible hank
ing-house for at least 10 per cent of tf.
mesnil, treasurer, conditioned that the
bidder will enter into q good and valid
contract upon notice of acceptance az
required by law. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids and to
order any quantity over or under fhe
amount specified. Preference will he
given to goods manufactured or pro-
quality being equal, under the provisions
of section 3A7 of the Political Code. Adj
dress John +. Sheehan, secretary of the
board of directors of the Veterans
Home of California, Veterans Home (P
OIL California. BY order of the Board
of Directors. JOHN r. SHEEHA N
Secretary. nys7s,j.iJ inc
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

1906, David. beloved husband of Isa-
bella McWhirter, and rather or John,
Henry and Hazel McWhirter and
Scotland. aged SO years 5 months and
% days. A member Of the Ancient
Order of Forestsrs. Court Bohemia
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfuliy invited. to attend the
funeral Wednesday, June 8, 1905, at
IL o'clock a. M. from the mortuary
chapel of the Golden Gate Undertake
ing Company, 24S3 Mission street,
near Twenty y-first- Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery by carriage 4-3t
ROBERTSON----In this city, June 4, 1905,
John Donald Robertson, beloved hus-
band OF Lizzie Robertson. and broth
er-in-law OF James and the late JOh4
Robertson, a native OF Scotland, aged
"A years s months and IL days.
FRIENDS and aequaintances are re-
spectfully Invited to attend the
o'clock .. m. from his late residence
455 ri ghth avenue, near Point Lohos-
Cremation |. o. o. f. Cemetery. Please
omit flowers. SIT
SCHLITZBERG-I the City and County
Hospital. June s, 1906. George Victor
Schlitzberg. a native of Sweden. aged
As years.
SOAfMERLAD-At rest. in this city.
June 8, 1906. Sophie Sornfneriad, dear
ly beloved mother of Mrs. H Gumbel.
Henry Sommerlad and the late Con-
rad SOrniheflad and Mrs. Anna En-
mel; a native Of 0stheim,, Haessen.
Ffiends and acquaintances are re-
spectfvlly invited 20 attend the
f.n,srs funeral today Swedpssdas1i .ss 3 at !
Theodor Dierks & Co. 800 bevisadero
street. corner Of McAllister. sgt
SWEENEY this city. June A. 1906.
Alice Sweeney, beloved wife Of the
late, John, Sweeney, a native OF Ire
The Funeral viii take place to-
day "Wednesday, at 10 o'clock a. M,
from 1902 Fifteenth avenue, corner
OF p street South. thence to All Hal
HOLY Cross Cemetery. 5-2t
TAMBURINI-In Oakland. CaLs June A.
1905, Norma Mary. daughter OF Ade-
lima and the late stephen Tamburini,
a native of California, aged I year l
month and 25 days.
TREBELL-In this city. June 5, 1905.
bell, and mother OF williams John and
Thomas TTeben Mrs. G. Cavanaugh
and Mrs, NJ. Buckley, native OF Bris-
tol. England. aged S4 years months
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow Thursday, az 2 o'clock
m 9f 1er strses s TtsFmeSt sSO cS
press Lawn Cemetery BY electric
car from Thirtieth street and san
JOS avenue. Strictly no flowers SIT
TREMBLEY-In Oakland. Cab, June ).
DIR. J. B. Trembley.
Friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services THURSDAY
afternoon. June :, at ? o'clock. at her
late home, g52 Eighth street, Oak
land Interment private. 1t
WAL1--In this city. June 4. 1906. Julia,
beloved wife of the late Edward NJ,
Wall, and mother of Benjamin, Ed
ward John. Joseph and Thomas Wall.
Mrs. Theodore Peguillan, Mrs. Will
liam ]. Bowling and Mrs. Hasford
Thomas. native of Ireland. aged So
years.
The funeral will take place to-
morrow Thursday. at S;S0 a m,
from her late residence. 1894 Twenty
first street between Folsom and Har-
rison. thence TO St. Peters Church,
where requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose OF her soul
at a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery. SIT
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
DIyrDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND Notiee-The Giant Powder
Company, Con; Giant Station, Cali
-fornia "A dividend, No. SO. of one
dollar (Sf.00) per share on the issued
capital stock of the company has
been declared. payable on June 18th,
1906. Transfer books will close June
4, 1906, al noon.
C. c. QUINN, Secretary.
Note-Checks Will be mailed as
usual to all stockholders who have
furnished their present addresses. In
the absence of this information
checks will be held at our temporary
office, room 395, Bacon block, Oak
land, California, until called for or
requestte forward Is received. Yours
very truly, THE GIANT POWDER
COMPANY, CON.
1-11t C. c. QUINN, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
MARRIAGES LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
William S. Lazy. 21. Gridley, Cal. and
Eleanor Lear; Is; 1914 Lyon st.
Bertrand F. Sales Jry s2, 17I2 Ssy-
lersdick, 22, 1897 Ninth aye. South.
George b. Burge. 21. 1904 Pacific ave-,
and Ella c. Keenan,. is, 551 Oak st.
Sank v. Sharp. 81, Plnofe, and Mar
garet u. Green, 20, Pinole.
Duncan Hendry, 25. San Francisco,
and Gienice f. woodviile. IS, 2s4O
Fritz voi Borste1. 81. 1897 Waller
Stree. .' SUD 0s - '-'' N'He'ssn'n
Francisco. and Rose NJ: Kast. is, San
Francisco.
John Anton Schmidt, ss. Fresno, and
Kathe Kgndler, 29, Fresnoa
chanan st, and Jennie M. Larson, 30.
!. Frank / collamore. 81, San Fran
Leo A, Traganee, 27, 1886 Union ST.,
and Emma f. Mehlwitz. %, 410 Four
Patriek J. wllk4insop. p. I4ls Guer-
21, 2721 Folsom st.
OAKLAND, June 5.--The following
marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk today
Leo ]. Cuddy, 26, Oakland, and May
Dalton, %, Oakland.
Askar s. Gohranson, 33, San Jose,
and tCorEInns ne Flint, 22, San Mateo
John =. rdn Tuirgeon' .G 81; Manila and
Thomas e. Dunnin. 26, San Francisco,
and Eva Mcdonnell, 20, Fruitvaie
William H. Northey, 80, Oakland, and
May Bemsen, 80, Melrose.
Edwin LIE Van, 81. San Francisco, and
Hazel Rice, 23, Alameda.
cisco, and May Garrick, 21, San Fran
Joseph P. Hildreth. 4s, Oakland. and
Eugenia A. Kelly. SO, Oakland.
Thomas j. Haley, 26, San Francisco,
and Maranine Anderson, 2s, San Fran
cisco.
Victor c. Miller, n, woodland, and
and Alice Gillian. 2S. Oakland
William Greaves, "a. Oakland, and
Ada A Main, 81, Oakland.
Charles Ioa,,i Austin, Ss Berkeley and
cisco, and Mary. K. Giblin, 2S. Oakland
Elhannan j. Treese, 26,. Vallejo, and
Lena F.. Dunham. 22, Vallejo.
Ben H. Harquar, Is San Francisco.
and Elaine. Viewer, 3D. woodland.
Lorenzo Francisco, 2S, San Francisco,
g George II. Hicks, q. san francisco,
and Elizabeth Moran, "a. Midway.
Horace @. Adams, 33, Sierraville, and
Annie ID. Hansen, 20. Oakland.
Nick Isuchie, %, OAKLAND, and Lena
RummIndine. %, Oakland.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices
sent by mail will not be inserted They
must be handed in at either of the
publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same pub
iished. Notices restricted simply to the
announcement of the event are pub
lished once in this column free of
charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

DIED.

Andresscn, PH.,66 Laude, Margaret, 26
Anderson, Edith, McWhirter, d., SO
Brastow, 8. D.. "a Robertson, J.D.. IA
Davis, Wave Ella Schlitzberg, ,G.V.,4 ,45
menico, Sc "a
Hendrickson, H..2s Sweeney. Alice, 10
Keegan. Cornelia Tan1burini. Norma,
Kneu. Barbara, so year
Iichtenstein. A.. Trebeil, Caroline, 8 4
johanna, Morris Tresnbley, Sarah
and Esther Wall, Julia, 6S
ANpREssENHa 5as ssFss Henri this oefdFsa s }buns
of Margaret Andressen and father of
Annie Andfessen. Mrs. c.. H Bliss and
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
MARRIED.

sIIARP-GREEN- this city. June 5.
1906 by the Rev. G. A. Berhtha1. Sank
v, Sharp and Margaret d. Green, both
of PihQ1e, Cal.
STELLIN NG-GOCK-I this city, June
3. 1905. by the Rev. G. A. Bern
thai, John p. Stelling and Amelia
Cock. both of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
TO LEASE.

$25O-25x100. N line of Market St, 225
feet w. Of Marshall square.
s50O-1S7:6x13f:6, NV. corner Washing
ton and Stockton SITS.
s300-45.1oxlS7:s. r. lipe Beale ST.,
1876 S. of Market.
S25O-22:11x137:e s. line Pine St, 1875
#, w of Montgomery.
s5OO--3s:1G :1Gx119, n line. Market St, run
ming TO Sutter; frontage
$75-22:ex74, w line Of Second St,
$100-50x90 SW. corner Folsom and
sherman SITS, between 9Th and 7th.
s2o0-15sx1eO, n. line of Howard St.
s4o0-50x93, S line of California st,
s6o-4QxSo. y: line of Folsom St, 1o5
ss7-S7Mx112, n. line Oak Grove ave-,
near Harrison ST.
s250-30x50:5. w. line Kearny ST., 35 TT.
n. OF California.
$75-3f :fx137:e, S. line Pine St. 1876
s50-35x10O, W. line of Guerrero, 90
.,oo # s 9f oo Eighteenth s,na c,,,..,
near sixteenth.
SW. corner Kearny and Jackson SITS,
NV. corner Jones and California SITS.
NE. corner sansome and Commercial
SITS. 111:4x119:6.
NE. corner Hyde and Pine SITS, 41:7x60.
s40O-sE. corner Sutter and Polk SITS.
We want an 0ffer on any of the above
properties to lease, and you can have
a long or short term of lease as you
wish HEALY & GILLESPIE, INC,
3SuW2t 244 Church St, nr. Market.
TO. LET
VIII Improve; lot 12Ox120; Ash ave,
n. side of Fulton, bet. Larkin and Polk
Lot on the W. line of Harrison, w.
line Of Third, so feet S. of Harrison;
85xSO.
Lot on the n. line of Mission st, sof
feet z. from Eighth, being 25 feet on
Mission by. 165 feet to Jessie St, with
an L 50x100,
NE cor. Cleveland and Seventh sts.,
near Folsom; 25x75.
5. line Howard, $50 w. OF First. so
on Howard, IS on Tehama, 1876 deep.
c. X. FRINK. 1926 Vallejo St, cor.
Scott; phone West 1889 tworking). .m2otf
FOLSOM st. between Third and Fourth,
Union Seltzer Company's site, 50x15b
with J. 25x75 on Clementina St; con-
crete floor with fireproof cellar in
good condition. J. DUCHEIN, 1921
Pine ST 6-3ts !.
TO lease-Howard ST., near Twelfth.
156x165; will build to suit tenant or
tenants. Apply OConnor Bros, 3346
Sixteenth St. near Dolores 31-7ts
FILLMORE. 1126-Large light rooms.
single or whole fiat. Near Golden
Gate ave my 81 II"
VETERINARY HOSPITALS.
IRA BARKER DALZIEL, veterinary dem
tist. COB G. G. ave.: tel West 2400. 0.m17 tt