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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Government and an; III G'k-'
ers Work to Restore,
L 0St Pr Stige. N.
INSPECTION VIII & NJ.
BE VERY THOROUGH.
Secretary Wilson Ma; Making Pe s;,
e Il sonal Visits to Plants 4 IN
Number Of Cities Trade ].
Almost Given Death 3$ !.
Blow BY Recent 4.
Agitation.
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fFrom Our Regular correspondentl
WASHINGTON, D. g.. August 4.----"CvI
S. Inspected and Passed will be the
legend which every piece Of meat whic
leaves a packing house or q slaughter
house after the first day Of next Ootobe1
must bear. or 1t cannot pc carried jacros1
a State line. And. according to the regu<
lations which were issued the other day
by the Secretary b OF III Agriculture. THE
brand or label will be a notification til
the world that the United States absos1
lutely guarantees. under Its official seals I
that the product Is clean and wholesome,l
and that 1t was slaugh tered and packed
under the most careful sanitary condl>f
lions the ingenuity Of man can devise,
According to the census reports Ton
plants In the United States, The totall
capital Invested In the INDUSTRY was
s2s7 69s,44o, and the value Of the annuaN
product OF these establishments reachedl
the enormous total Of S913,914, 1874. OH
course. this includes many small estab-l
3lishments not affected by the Wadswortha1
Reyeridge law, and Secretary Wilson /
lis not yet prepared to say Just
how many Of these plants WHY
he does say, with q great deal OF ems
lphas!s. that no establishment which falls
to provide itself with government in.
spection will be permitted to ship g ham.
a quarter OF beef or a can OF goods into Z
which meat enters as q component part,
ITO any place outside the Stata In which
the establishment Is located unless "
first provides for government Inspection. SSSa
on the first day Of October, every ham.
every piece Of beef, every strip OF bacon.
every can Of lard, every package & o. I
meat food products, every article OF
food OF which meat forms a part.
whether In box, barrel, can or loose.
must bear government stamp befo re-
railroad company will accept y Tor
shipment to a point outside the State Ils
In which It originates,
Personal Inspection.
q Secretary Wilson is thorough IN all ~
does, and this Is especially the case ~
the matter Of his examination into The
meat industry. He has visited half-l
doser, cities and has seen conditions SoF
himself. He has not takNR the RAY sos n
OF any employo, hut has gone to head
quarters, and Ssed hts own eyes, ana
( ears, and, espesssly, his nose, he has
SATISFIED himself as 10 existing conda-
tions, He knows Just what improve
naents haYo been made and he Is pre-
pared to respond Immediately 80 scE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
TOBACCO J SALES
Al. l | ! | A.
An Increase Of Nearly Sixty
Thousand Pound Over
Last5iY ear.
OFFERING WERE Y L MEDIUM \ Ed
MEDIUM
The Years uccessfuls to the Ware
houseme lie I Leaf4Was
/ Heavy. ,5
specIa III NJ The z Tim1llee.s-p 3

MI Especial Ito The Times-Dispatch.)
LYNCHBURC4,I " A.. August 4,--Sa4es
OF the Lynchburg market for the two
years ending July 81, 1906, as reported by
John T.. Oglesby. OF Lynchs warehouse,
are as follows: 3asi
Sold year ending July 81, 1905. 15.34e, 400
Sold year ending July 81. 1905, 10, .sOO
Increase for 1905, Is, 800 ss, q
This report closes the lies OF the to-
bacco year 1so5-la06 The year In many re-
spects has been pleasant and satisfactory.
4 Only one incident has occurred during
the year to bring sorrow to the tobacco
trade. THIS was the death OF Mr.. James
Franklin, Jr,. the much esteemed secre-
tary and treasurer OF the association.
a The tobacco offered during the year
was generally Of the medium grade, The
size and color Of the tobacco was fairly
good. but the very large proportion was
off In texture and quality.
& Therefore, there was but q small pro-
portion OF wrappers or fine, filters OF
fered. This was caused Dy the wet
weather, which lasted from the last OF
July until the tobacco was all about
housed. Therefore, the tobacco matured.
fripened and was largely housed undor
very $un favorable conditions. Which dam
aged tho crop very much ana was the
cause for there not being more, Of me
liner grades OLI6Teu. = ny hst'A'S ~ cossv
sections were very heavy and oyerfloWeu
the low lands. and washed away much
OF the tobacco on the stneams This
largely Increased the quaint tyE OF ~ low
grade tobacco offered for sale and much
OF it was never brought to market, Not
understanding the disadvantages. the crop
proves to be fairly satisfactory to the
planters generally (exceptIng the chronic
grurnblers), as to the general results,
b The crop weighed more than the crop
OF l904-1a05, and the average price for
the entire crop was considerably higher.
Tho increased weight and advanced price
brought to the planters many thousands
Of dollars more than the crop OF 1904
1906. For the past ten years the crop OF.
tobacco sold on this market has averaged
about 20o0o, 900 pounds. The crop OF l90a.
1909 sold low, and the labor was scarce
and high. which made the crop not q
paying one. As the best methods Of res
lief. the planters. by mutual agreement,
determined to raise smaller crops and,
make q better grade OF tobacco, and do
this with less hired labor, They, there
fore, determined to reduce Z the acreage
ene-fougth, which was generally DONE
B. 8 (Cont!nusd On Second PsSs.l
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Public Expire ssi0n5 Seems
To Favor Sixth and
Marshall Streets.
.AUDlTOR is
BOUND TO COME.
Scheme Provides for Hands some
Building, Police Headquarters
and Market Will Seat
ii 1900 People 2 9
Fight Hard for
His Idea,

Alderman Robert Le AIasurler's sug-
gestion as to the site to be adopted for
the auditorium :. which 1t Is proposed
that the city shall build + to accom-
nodate the many large conventions
scheduled to meet here next year seems
4 more and more to meet with favorable
opinion. is
s5 Captain Le Masurier intends to fight
hard for the adoption OF his idea, as
h not only he, but many o theirs interested
in the welfare OF the city and In hav-s
ing q capacious auditorium built, deem
that this idea Is the only feasible one
now open for the city to act upon. There
has not yet been any other site .sug-
gested that would meet with all the
needs demanded, and 1t seems pretty
GENERALLY conceded that the 81 to on
Sixth and Marshall Streets is the only
one that will offer q practical solution
az the problem that 10 engaging the
attention Of all minds, From the pract!-
cal support Captain lie Alasur!er Is
gaining he feels sure that his scheme ts
progressing well. \,
The cuts shown above are the ground,
+ or market floor plan. and the second. Or
auditorium floor plan, ana Wnen asked g
ajbout some details Of his scheme, ne
kindly consented to give q brief descrlp-
ton OF same, which$l Is as follows;
Market or Ground Floor Plan.
ID This floor VIII be divided as follows;
Entering from Broad Street, one VIII pass
through forty-eight foot arcade, ter
minating with q handsome stairway,
twenty-four feet wide and OF easy rise,
which will take one up to the audi rum
floor, al &
Az the right and LETT, on entering the
4 arcade, are the ticket oft1oes and IN the
rear OF these are booths, four on each
side These booths will be used for
cigars, soft drinks. fruits, candy and other
such stands required around such places,
This arcade win be laid In handsome
u tile, and the stairway and walls hand
somely finished Off with marble
wainscoting, n y rs
In the rear Of this portion. and under
the stairway. Will DO located a modern
patrol station. but this will be entirely
cut OFF from the arcade, and VIII open on
the alley. Ry. this arrangement. prisoners
can be brought TO the pol Sc headquarters
without In any way being seen, or In
1 any way coming In contact wi tn the peo-
Pile In the arcade. There Ia Ia stairway
leading up directly from the alley. and
81 lcoatiaped On ssc0ad Psge,9 3 " q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
RICHMOND BIG
HARDWARE |;D ! TRADE I: {.
Six Wholesale Houses Whose
Business Extends Over the h
Entire South.
GROWING LARGER EVERY YEAR
Three Million Dollars the Record
for a YearI ncrease Of Over
IS Per Gent.

" It Is likely that no class OF Wholesale
merchants In Richmond have done more
in the years gone by or in the recent
years to give Richmond prominence as
jobbing center than have the wholesale
dealers in hardware. ii 56 81 II, X II
YEA Richmond has been a wholesaling cen-
ter for. hardware for more than sixty
years. Away back In the forties country
merchants and house-builders came here
from all over Virginia and from North
Carolina to lay In their stocks OF hard.
ware and builders material. An. old
directory OF Richmond for the years 1915
and '46, little volume that one can
readily carry In the hip pocket and hard
~ know It is there, gives Richmond at
that early date. two wholesale hardware
houses, They sold hardware, stoves and
mechanics implements all up and down
James River and along all the other.
streams upon which steamboats, and mud
scows and batteaus hauled goods. They
sold goods also to country merchants Of
the Interior Of Virginia and North Caro-.
4 lima, who In those days came to town
In wagons to lay In supplies OF goods for
q years trade.
u Houses Of To-Day.
There is "a firm doing the wholesale
8harWare business here to-day that was
started In 1850, and 1t is known far and
near to the trade as A. B, Clarke g.
Son. While the personnel OF the Arm
has, Of course, changed, Its name and
style remains to-day as It was in the
beginning. The Watkins cottrell Com
pany Is also an old concern. having
commenced business under another name
away back In the Aftles. s59t
34 There are now six Wholesale hardware
concerns In Richmond, and they do a
business annually that runs up into the
millions, when measured In dollars and
cents They sold within the past twelve
months S, 900 worth OF goods and
scattered them over eight or ten States.
The States IN which they. do the most OF
their profitable business are VIRGINIA,
North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia,
Florida, Tennessee and West Virginia.
The figures show an Increase over the.
previous years business Of 26 per cent
The Drummer Boys. l,,
These six houses employ regularly;
about fifty drummers, and they are
among tho most Intelligent and active
Of the army OF 'commeroda evang elists y
/ who go out to spread the 81 Dry Of COM
n,ercial Richmond before the goods
3puying world. 3 4 q
While they 80 out to sell hardware, "
happens that N the very. atYys Sof ths
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Price on Cotton,

y NBW p'1 8oRR XSsast s-ffkeodoEs H
Price says that on the basis Of the aver
age condition and acreage reported BY
the government for the last fifteen years,
the cotton crop report issued Yesterday
indicates q yield OF u, a0O, 900 balsx.
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Suburban ! Property

There was something doing In subur-
ban property and In farm property. For
instance the G!nter Park people report
that they ere still forging shead In spite
~ the naidsnnlEner dullness ana q this
pnfsYosshls yveatA sr oossdt tons There
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Succeeds Russell Sage.
=, {sps 81 g I, e TIE !.Hss p!Pstch :;

AF9 FHFgyV8HIO1tF,8< kUBuNIA 9fT2NyA , F49SeFFH6
Iof the Importers and Traders National
Bank yesterda lay, y ames r. Plum was
elected vlce-p sident. to All the vacancy
caused h by the death Of Russell SAGE.
Mr., Plum tss treasurer Of the Central
! Leather GQapps 5ss III s
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!Scont1aasd . oa second P,x,a
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case they are the best advertisers OF Klcn-
mond's superb advantage who H travel.
3HardwareSi Is naturally heavy freight, and
when " they show to the buyers in the
many State s they travel that Richmond,s
shipping advantage and freight rate ad-
$yantages make tho gateway ~ to the
South for such heavy freight as hard :
ware, 1t stands to reason that she is just
that for all other kinds OF freight. And
At may be said right here that the hard-
ware drummers who go out from the true
gateway are loyal to the core. Their
business, OF course, is to sell hardware,
but knowing their peculiar opportunities
as a boye shown. they never lose q chance
4 to show how Richmond can I'll every 'tsl!y,
page on & the order book that any re-
taller can fix up before starting out to
lay in six or twelve month s' 4 stock.
II all Of these hardware 'peddlers' res
Eceived commission on all the goods ct
other lines they thus sell ndirectlyi hey
could soon retire from business and live
com ortably on the interest on the1r
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lcoatla0ed 0a Second PessA
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.
NOTICE oF AssEssMENT.
SPRING VALLEY WATER COMPANY

SPRING VALLEY WATER COMPANY.
Location Of principal place OF business: City
and county Of San Francisco. State Of California.
Place Of business IN said San Francisco: No.
1909 Suttsr street
ing Of the directors Of said SPRING VALLEY
WATER COMPANY. held Oh the 9th day OF Au-
snst- A. D. le06. an assessment NO u Of
three $500 dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the said corporation. the
SPRING VALLEY WATER COMPANY. pay
able Immediately TO j. NJ Duke. the secretarr
sf the Office Of said corporation. in the building
No f4Os Suffer street. IN the city and county
az San Francisco State OF California. Any
stock upon which this assessment shall remain
A D. 1906 win be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment IS
de before will be sold on Thursday. the nrs1
dsv OF November. A. D. 1905 to pay the delin-
oneut assessment. together With costs of adver-
fising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the board OF directors
J. " DUKE
Location OF offce: 1909 Sutter street. san
Francisco, California
PosTPoNEMENT NOTICE.
BY ORDER Of the board OF directors OF the
SPRING VALLEY WATER COMPANY made
AT a meeting held September %. 1906. the date
OF delinquency under the above assessment was
extended and postponed until Monday. October
l5 1906 and the date OF sale Of delinquent
stock was extended and postponed to Monday.
By order Of the board Of directors
secretary Of the Spring Valley Water COMPANY.
L.oca ton of office: l409 Sutter street San
Francisco. Californis.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
coRTE MADEIRA REAL ESTATE.
coprF AranRpA

C0RTE MADEIRA.
The farorite spot OF Marin County has TO
the front; her protection from wind and fog by
the Iamaipsis Mountain gives IL the best climate
in California They have a complete sewer sys-
ten; the Marin County Water Company Is laying
an lS-inch water main. Which VIII supply water
FOR everybody and ali purposes; the electric light
sad power Is ~ every mans door, II is only IS
Minutes from San Francisco with 90 trips day
with the best equipped railroad on the coast.
and should its wharf be changed 70 the foot OF
Powell street Corfe Madera viii only be 20 min
ufes from Kearny and Market sts. Dr. McCue IS
selling OF bis beautiful ranch IN lots or acres at
reasonable prices and easy terms 10 people
who will make good Reighbors. You viii have To
do business with birn personally: he has agents
and buyers: has commission 10 pay. People
should go 70 Corse MADEIRA and see for Them
selves. You can get beautiful lot 50xi5o by
paying $50 down and paying 81 per week there
after. There is no use OF any person being IN
the bread ifae OF living on charity when they can
get home good enough for any one, providing
they are industrious. Ii the finance committee
would give each one Of the families which was
left 10 poverty the money they are spending IL
would be a great blessing 10 the people. The
money they are pntting in the shacks would fur
Hish homes for many thousand people out OF the
wiHd and fog Of San Francisco and remove fhe
presence Of these people 10 where they could be
useful 70 themselves. II they would give you the
$50 70 par down and money 10 bnild or s
roSu house you could surely pay your 81 week
thereafter. Come over 10 Cofte MADEIRA Sunday
and Dr.. J. s McCue-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

ss25-s- ROOM and basement cottage. furnished.
piano; worth $140o.
TO station.
s55o0-T-room mansion: acres: buildings worth
$4,000: minutes from station: good as
new.
sls5O-5-room house: beautiful location: acres
For lots, acreage or houses TO let. just leave II
10
J. E LEWIS. Kentfeld Marin County
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
HOME INVESTMENT co.
800 FRUITyALE AVE.

CORNER OLD COUNTY ROAD
A FEW SPECIAL FRCITYALE HOME
BARGAINS.
sS5oo-Strictly modern. 7-roon home; hall. bath.
china closets beautiful msntel aud CRATE:
walls newly decorated: high. level lot. 42x
165: bearing lemon and orange trees. ber-
ries. fruits and flowers: one block from ear
line. 1Sz
Ss5oo-Modern broom cottage; every modern con
venience: fine homes surrounding: lot 4ox
$50: Nicol ave. 152
Sse8o-Nodern 5-roou home: barn. nearly new;
gas. electric lights; Davis St: lot T5x125-
s275o-Nev o-roonn. modern cottage: ktsh base
ment; lot 5ox1s5 bfga. level: Pleitner ave
Tract: aoors al csrpeted nncluded). 238
s265o-6-room- Dsvit-st-. modern home: new barn;
lof 5ox120; beautifully cultivated; trees and
s2300-ssroom 2-story house. IsT Forest ST: lot
6oK1Ss: has IT large. bearing frEit trees: lot
al 10 berries: 3 blocks from car line;
Ioaday only; this IS worth 5000;
wsTs surprised at the listing Of this ggsp ggEsop
s21o0-5sth ave: o-roorn houss: high basement:
lot Sox120: al 20 fruit and towers. lse
100: water gas sewer ard electricity fall 10
street. but not connected; rev car line
building near
LOT s0xi32; fenced; 3 blocks from car line
slsoo-s,roon cottage; lot sorllO; fronting On
boulevard. 2S7
fenced; lot 50x200; one block OF Redwood
rad: blocks from oeE car line building;
monthly payments 235
ss5o-Two-r o-roo1 coftsgesone room I2x12 one 81
ie: al furnished. corner lot. 3Sxi0o. IN Al
iendsle; s large bearing fruit trees: pep
per trees. Now. what do ron think Of that.
Even one % these uust be sold before the
HOME INVESTMENT co.
1900 FRUITVALE AVE
CORNER OLD COUNTY ROAD
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
BOYLE PARK.
MI rAT nv

TIE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
Large slightly lots wooded: bay and noun
tain view: streets being graded and severed .
building restriction: minutes 10 station: lots
50 feet end larger. price $3.50 up. 7 G PARK
E.i % L 7 Parker. agent. Mil Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

W. G. MORAN & co.
LOTS FOR SALE
sceO-Soxloo; $50 cash. $40 per month: good
location.
scoo-s2oo cash. SIS per month. 4o1io5; street
S6o0-5oxi 40. 5 blocks from this station: or
lO0xl46. S1200 5 blocks from this station.
s9oo-5oxi35; blocks from this station. street
and walks complete
Seo0-Corner 5ox61 Is: blocks from this sta
ton street made.
sllco-4oxIo3; 2ls blocks from this station: one
Of The finest lots in the Poirier Tract; half
cash: street made
slzoO-Corner 42xl05; 4 blocks from Ashby sta
tion: on Prince st. near Telegraph ave /:
street and walks done
Sl60o-ODe Of the finest corners in the Poirier
Trset; half cash.
IMPROVED PROPERTY
These are our best buys. being places that We
consider extra good
SSooo-Slooo cash: nearly new 5-room. high base
fshed- good location. s1fret made.
Sz3op-Easy terms: new room. high basement
cottage. nicely finished nDe location; one
block from Teiegrnpn ave, street work
SSsoo-Hah cash. new 2-story 6-roon house and
barn blocks from this station; lot
s42oo-Hsn cash: new 2-story. e-roon house
from station; on 8 6ne street near Tele-
s5o0o-Hslf cash: a fine io-room house near
Ieleeraph ave. on noe street lot 5ox
is3: you want big. ane house and lot
s55oo-Hslf casa; large rooms: dne house: 10,
SezilS; this is good investment. being
rented for one rear ct s5T 50 net; this. is
v. G. MORAN & CO.
SOUTH BERKELEY
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
sALADA BEACH REAL ESTATE.
sALADA BEACH

eliada Beach miles south of CliG House:
lrtt t1En On Ocean Shore r. r. 20 minutes
lce- low fares. macadamfzed streets wafer.
sewers. sLdesraiks shade trees etc. cua-anfeed
p Contracts, lots $3.50 and r1- small month";.
El9-elts- take bus a. Comn SUNDAYS anc
1h-rsdars 81 II a N CLINE DUNCAN
et1. Agents 2zl7 Mission 81, bet 1sth and istn-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
TAMALPAIS PARK. in the heart Of beautiful
Mil Valley, ideal spot for an all-year-round
home: pretty rolling country: no damp canyons ;
abundance Of sunshine makes It permissible for
g peFmanent home.
The property is very accessible stations on
tract; all lots within a few minutes walk Of
train. The train service is excellent and IL takes
but very short time TO get from your business
70 the tract
we are selling large lots. 5oxl5o. on graded
Streets sewer and water mains laid.
Prices $3.50 and Upward.
SO Monthly Payments.
Don't delay: see the property today; you will
enjoy the trip. even II you don't buy; take
Szusalito ferry and train 10 Mil yalleE. Branch
Office at Mill Valley.
LYON H0AG. 636 Market St. at Montgomery.
THOUSANDS OF people are locking for country
homes close to the city. Mil Valley, just IS
minutes from San Francisco. is the only suburb
which has in combination the natural beauties
ef the country and all city advantages.
We handle the choicest property in Martin
County. which sells az prices and on terms un-
dreamed OF; $500 viii buy ron beautiful lot;
ell we ask Is small payment down. and the
balance in easy monthly insfallr1ents
Cali and before good lots all
gone. J. FRED ScHLINGMAN CO, Mil
NaIleE.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids viii
be received at 21s California Hall. University
OF California. Berkeley. on or before 5 D. m.
October % 1906 for buildings TO be erected
on the university farm at Dayisville. as per
plans and specifications on nle at said Office
in California Hall and at the Office Of Mr.
George W Pieree Darisville No bids Will
be considered unless accompanied by a certi-
fed check OF bond In favor Of the undersigned
equal 10 10 per cent Of the bid. With sufficient
suretIes conditioned that II the bid be &C.
cepted the bidder win enter into contract
faithfully 10 perform the obligations in &C.
cordance with said bid and with said plans
and specifications. The right 10 reject auy
or all bids is hereby reserSed Tbs Regents
Of the University Of California.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
HALFMooN BAY REAL ESTATE.

FREE E-Excursioa-Free.
Ereryf Sunday and wednesday.
We are Offering property which for either
home O. speculation has absolutely no equal st
Ealfmoon Bar. Our Francis Beach Tract lies
directly along tie main street. wing a front
ase for almost g 5sif mile the cnest beach
IN California The Ocean shore depot IS with.
81 ] block and the big hotel proposed by the
Ocesn Shore Hotel Co viii be directly across
The street These are advantages that the in-
resto- carrof arord 10 overlook. Big double
lots. choice locsrioD: easy terms Call 81 cur
otflce o. telephone Special 1878 and we viii re
eer-e 8 seat for you On big Stanford tally
DO. Cars leave Fifth and Market SITS. $50
a. N. sharp
W. J. MORGAN & CO,
Irvesfue1t Bankers.
e25 Golden Gate Avenue
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13

FxcrRSIOSs Sundays and Wednesdays to orr
beach and town Subdivisions; the most desirable
fn Haifnnou Bay. particulars application.
p IL JORDAN c0.lnc-l. owners. $50 Market
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
rYr-n<I0NS

FREE EXCURSIONS FREE
FyLRY SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
zfo<+ desirable ard largest lets. adjoining
,.e-~h and r r station $50 and up: little
Soz-1 little rarrnents. iaterest- Call or write
<o~ fnforuafinn and excursion ticket
r. L HILL CO.
Room 3, East 81, opposite Ferry building.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
rNFoRn.rroN WANTED.

wAyTED-Inforamfio OF CLARA NJ ERlCk-
SON born in Gothenburg. Sweden IN 1900
she lived al Post and Washington sts-- Ala
media Any one knowing her address please
communicate with her brother. JOHN ERlCk-
son. Chfgnik Alaska