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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-06
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 5-The follow
ing army orders were issued today:
Contract. Surgeon George B. Tuttle is
relieved from duty at San Francisco
Wash. for duty. relieving Contract
Surgeon Rodney ID. Smith, who will
proceed TO San Francisco and take the
first available transport for Manila for
duty.
The following designations OF officers
to conduct the professional examina-
tions of captains and first and second
lieutenants for detail in the ordnance
department are announced:
For Philippines diyision-The chief
ordnance officer of that division; for
Department of California excepting
HawaiD and Department of Columbia
(excepting AIaslxa)-The commanding
officer at Benicia arsenal; for Hawaii
and AIaska-Such officers as the COM
manding general Of the Pacific division
may designate
Brigadier General Jesse NJ. Lee has
been assigned to the command OF the
Visayas. P. L.. with headquarters at
Iloilo. and Brigadier General Walter
Duggan. recently promoted from col
onsI OF the First Infantry to the COM
mand OF the brigade camp and board,
at Camp Stotzenberg. in Luzon. Both
OF these officers are now in the Philip
pines.
Navy ordersEThe following cable
was received from Rear Admiral Train,
commander in chief OF the Asiatic. fleet,
Chefoo: Ensign NJ X Metealf Is de-
tached from the Barry to the Cincin-
natl; MIdshipman E. G. Oberlin IS de-
teached from the Cincinnati to the
Barry; Lieutenant F. L. PinQey. is de-
tached from the command of the Villa
Iobos and will return home; Lieutenant
A. Macarthur Is detached from the
Ohio to return home: Ensign J. F. OF
terson is detached from the Wisconsin
10 return home.
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MoNTAGUEs WILL SUE.
Hardware Company VIII Press Claims
Against WiIliamshnrgh City

~As@h-aot CAlys
W. W. Montague Co. will sue the
Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance
Company for $1,000 on account of loss
of stock during the fire. It has been
refused payment by this Hamburg cor
poration. which alleges non-liabiIity
under the earthquake. clause existing
in it's policies, and the proofs OF loss
have been returned. W. w. Monte que
& Co. have already collected policies
written by other companies and they
are determined to make the williams
burgh City pay up IL the law will sup
port their contention.
Attorney Walter II. Linforth will
bring the suits for Montague & Co.
He claims that the earthquake did no
damage to the building in which the
goods were stored and that therefore
the Wil1iamsburgh City cannot plead
it's earthquake clause as a defense for
its refusal to pay the losses. !
.'The earthquake may have started
the first rres." said Linforth yesterday
afternoon, 'but SO many other causes
entered IN tnat the earthquake feature
became insignificant. I believe that the
courts will compel the WILLIAMSBURG
City to pay all losses where the insured
building stood after the earthquake but
was destroyed later by the fire. This
applies also to stocks OF goods In these
buildings"
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FEAST TO FOLLOW
FIRES WHIRL.
Merchants Association
Will Dine Again at
the St. Francis Hotel.
In Midst of Ruins Bust
ness Men Will Speak
of the Greater City.

The annual dinner OF the Merchants
Association this year will be given In
the banquet hall of the ST. Francis
Hotel, not in the temporary structure.
but in the great pile that stands on
the northwest corner of Powell and
Geary streets. Previous events OF
similar character have taken place un-
der the same auspices in the same
room, but under such different cOndi-
tions that the contrast afforded is GER
tain to be striking.
The general tone of the speeches de-
livered will be hopeful for San Fran
cisco. Heretofore questions that have
been considered. although important
in themselves. have not had as much
claim upon public attention as the
general theme of the addresses at this
event.
On all sides OF the st. Francis Hotel
extend ruins. Gutted office buildings.
ragged business blocks. Mob Hill
wrecks. trampled Union Square and
the ruins Of club structures are in
full view. Millions of dollars went up
in smoke in the neighborhood and the
magnificent hostelry where the mer-
chants will gather was burned through
from ground floor 10 roof only a lit
tie more than two months ago.
Nevertheless the merchants say that
there will be more than the customary
enthusiasm. The city has been tried by
fire and has not been found wanting in
the qualities that are indispensable in
rebuilding and re-establiShing the
business and residential sections
Every speech accordingly will treat
of some phase OF the present situation
and will contain augury for a glorious
future. The list of speakers has not
been prepared in full Mayor Schmfcz
and Judge Morrow are among the
guests OF honor TO be invited. Prob
ably Frank ]. Symmes. president OF
the Merchants Association. will pre-
side. The programme is awaited with
curiosity The honor Of speaking un-
der the circumstances will be espe-
ciaIly priced This will be the first So
cial gathering of representative men Of
San Francisco since the fire and is re-
markabIe from that point OF view.
Congratulations will mingle with hope
for the future
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Is Searching for Mother.

e. p. Holland of Galveston has writ
ten to the finance committee asking
that body to assist him in finding hts
mother. He says that when last ne
wrote her he addressed the letter In
care of Nine Andres employment Office
317 Stockton street. He believes Nine.
Andre may know the missing woman :
whereabouts. James ]. williams OF
Hilisboro. I1d., is seeking his brother
Herbert II. Williams.
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Five Naval RESERVE Men Drowned.

CHICAGO. July 5---Five members OF
the First Division Of the Illinois Naval
Reserves were drowned tonight while
practicing rowing on Lake Michigan.
with the exception Of one all were in
Experienced. and through some unex-
planned reason the boat was overturned
The men drowned were: Seamen
OCarron, Schorn, span, Hines and
Eleng.
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win Fight for In.urance.

Articles of Incorporation OF the North
German Fire Insurance Policy-Holders'
Company. which purposes fighting in
the courts TO secure. il possible. full
payment of policies held by conhagra-
tion victims In the North German Fire
Insurance Company OF Hamburg were
filed yesterday. The directors are Will
liam J. Herrin. Martin A. Maher. Louis
Bartlett, Edmund Tauszky. c. II. Ca
ROUTE, Edward J. Talbot and John
Reher.
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DEATHS.

Beerstecker, Mrs. X. King. Susan NJ, 81
NJ, SO years Malley, Mary
Bidleman, Joseph B. Naard, Carolina l., 81
Brewer, Frances C. Ray. James, s4
Brown, Mary, co Rogers. Frank f., "a
Callaghan, John NJ, 4s Sanders. Mary. 40
Carter, Hattie j.. mo. Scanlon, Patrick
Coughlin, Mary, T6 Schmtz, John p, u
Danckwardt Emilia 40 Teeples, Wiisey, S., 80
Fuseier Margaret, sc Ward. Francis j. rs
Giannini, Loudivine II Williams, Alta NJ, I
a Hamilton lSo John n T., SO warthmann Emma g. 81
BEERSTECKER-In this city. July f. 1906
Mrs. Katharine Marie. widow of the late J.
Beerstecker and mother of the, late Charle.
Beerstecker native of Switzerland, aged 81
years months and II days.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services today
friday, at IL O'Clock a. M, at the chapel al
the Old Peoples Home, corner OF Pine and
Pierce streets Interment st. Helena, Cal
BIDLEalAN-In San Bernardino County, Cal.
July g. 1906, Joseph B., beloved of Adele
Webb and the late William a Bidleman anC
brother of Mrs. Walter Potter and Enoch ant
William BIdieman, native OF San Fran
cisco, Cal.
BREwER-In this city. July f. 1906, France.
Chttenden Brewer, widow of the late Rev
Alfred Lee Brewer, a native Of Detroit
Friends are respectfully invited to attend tn.
funeral services at the Church of Saint Mar,
the Virgin, Steiner and Union streets, sai
San Mateo friends are invited to be presen,
at the internent at Cypress Lawn Gene
terry az IL H.
b. Mn this city. July A. 1906. Mary, be
loved wife of the late Samuel f. Brown. ant
loving mother OF William E., Francis J.
George f. and Albert Brown, native OF Ran
dolph, Mass, aged 60 years months and II
Friends and accuaintances are respectful,
invited TO attend the funeral today (Friday)
Mt $50 o'clock a. M, from the pariors of j. G
O'Connor & Co.. Fulton street. thence [.
Sacred Heart Church. where a requiem mas,
Will be celebrated for the reDose fof her soul
at o a. m. Interment St Mary's Cemetery
!. Oakland. by creek route.
CALLAGHAN-In this city. July 8. 1906, JohI
NJ. dearly beloved husband of Rose G. Cal
laghan beloved father of Adele Callaghan
and son of the late DR.. John D. and Eugracit
NJ. Callaghan, native Of Monterey. aget
The funeral VIII take place today (Fri
osy snteT II SS Iunt ases Mission ,af sTee be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty third
cARTER-In this city July s, 1905. HAITI,
Julia, beloved daughter of George L. ant
Alice X. Carter. a native Of San Francisco
aged months and l day.
invited to attend the funeral today irridayl
July g. 1906 at 80 o'clock p. m. from ths
Rome Of her parents JG4 Che1ery street nea
Castro Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery b,
carriage.
CouGHLIN-In this city. Ju' 8 1906. Mary
dearly beloved wife OF the late John Coughlin
and mother Of John j.. Daniel Mary and tn.
LATE ELENA Conghlin and Mrs J. Hefrcrnar
and Mrs p Gavin native of County Cork
ireland. aged ~ years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat
rrdayl. AT $40 o'clock a. M, from the resi-
dence Of her son. John ]. Coughlin. 1904 FIJI
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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
authorized to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement of the
event published once in this column free
of charge.
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BIRTHS.

McGLOIN-In this city, June 10, 1906, to the
wife of Daniel J. McGloin, a SON
SANTA CRUZ-In this city. June 4. 1906, to the
wife of T. H. Santa Cruz, daughter.
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ASHLAND. n. H.. July 5.--H. Mex. Twomb-
ley, is years old and the only son Of H. Mex.
Twombley. the New York capitalist was
drowned while swimming In Big Squaw Lake.
Hoiderness. n. Il
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oAkLAND REAL ESTATE.
TRY TO FORGET YOUR LOSSES AND
BEGIN AGAIN. OUR LOTS ARE
STILL ON TOP.
EASY MONEY-BRAIN WORK.
NOT so EASY-DAILY TOLL.
CHAS. Il. LEE. Fruitvale.
GEO. II. LEE, Oakland.

cHAs CHA 7 LEE LEE F5dItgalf- o5ttgaS'
$500 cash. $50 monthly-Cottage rooms
and bath; windmill and tank; can have city
cubator, 40 bearing fruit trees, assorted small
fruits, shrubbery and flowers; $50 choice chick
l0Ox2oo; ali fenced; sandy loan soil; away from
price ali told, $3.50
$1,000 cash, $25 monthly-Elegant two-story
house. rooms and bath; extra finished base
ment rooms: in bon-ton section lovely homes,
and cheap; fine bearing orchard small fruits.
spd cold winds: electric cars. etc; size lo5x
i2s; nice surroundings; sur PPice IN All al $3.50
EASY MONEY-BRAIN WORK
NOT so EASY-DAILY TOLL.
pdS lots sg uREaG9 $S HaT cash. no yo TontaFy aE
WITH LOTS N THE FRUITYALE BoULE-
YARD TRACT2 Location, climate, soil, cleo
tre 5-cent fare lines; Key Route and Western
Pacific 10 pass through here; s z. double track
here now; terminal boulevard depot preparing
10 build; site for the high school and a church
Site secured FRUITVALE BOULEVARD
TRACT great coming center. Surely all good
has TO our short waiting.
Call or send for circular 1900 Fruitvale ave,
r LEE. or 500 Seventh St, opp. Broadway sta
tion Oakland; phone Oakland 02oI. Carriage
Sl750-cozy Eastlake cottage of rooms, bath,
bot water. window. brick ton; lot
30xlO0; main street; close 10 train and cars; In
the very best part of East Oakland; this is a
snap Q5sD
ss50o-Do you want pair of cozy 5-roomed
fats on Seventh street? This property will
pay $40 a month; all in fine shape; Seventh
side OF six months; look at this and be sorry
II you don't buy it, QS6)
sSOOO-Downtown business property within Il
block Of Washington street, just the place for
stores and hats: this property VIII be worth
$4,000 before three months have elapsed; see
is without delay Q449)
GEO ". AUSTIN,
Exclusive Agent,
1902 Broadway.
FOR SAIF-Comfortabl modern residence, 8
rooms, bath, high lot barn flowers, etc; 42
minutes from city, y minutes 18th and
BToaeway' Oakland Prlce i5i9 qus6 ssd "a
East Oakland.
SACRIFICE sale Of 80 acres of land; excellent
for subdivision: suburbs of Oakland; car lines;
boulevards. HOME REAL ESTATE co., 4b4
Eleventh st.
MARION GRIFFIN. real estate broker 800
Broadway. corner 9th St, Oakland. Acreage.
lots, leases and improved property sold and
exehanged: Conc and . see us:
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
FOR sale-SsT5O; s-room house on Alameda ave-.
near Chestnut-st. station; he used two
fats. Apply at 20l5 Pacific ave. Alameda.
Up-to-date colonial cottage. one block from
station: S2Io0; see owner. 1910 Pacific ave.
BURLIXGAME REAL ESTATE.
LYON & RoAG's tract is right at Burlingame
station; large lots. 5oxl50; on wide streets
sewer and water mains laid; $40 up: $50
cash. SO monthly. You viii make a mistake
If you purchase lot elsewhere before seeing
our property. Take San Mateo electric cars or
S. r road; our office is al the station.
LYON 90AG. l923 ElLimore 81
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Bay Coun.
ties Power Company. a corporation organized
and existing under and by virtue of the ls WIS
of TIE State OF California, has paid to the
undersig igaed Mercantile Trust Company OF San
Francisco, trustee under decd Of trust bearing
date the first day OF September, one thousand
nine hundred. between said Bay Counties Power
Company, party of the first part, and said
Mercantile Trust Company OF San Francisco -
party OF the second part. the sum of twenty.
two thousand i've hundred dollars being a sun
equal 10 one "a per cent OF the aggreeate
am cunt oS the bonds secured By said deed Of
trust issued and outstanding. The undersigned.
us such trustee, does. under and lay virtue Of
article I3 OF said deed of trust, hereby inv it,
bids for the sale TO # Of such an arnouat of
said bonds secured by said deed of trust as viii
be sufficient FOR the Investment OF Tie sail
sum Of twenty-five thousand FIVE hundred dol.
lars.
Bids FOR the sale Of said bonds will be re-
ceived by the undersigned at its Office 4e4
California o.. in the city and county OF San
Frencisco, State OF California. ON or before tle
6rst day OF August. 1906
Dated, tie 18th day 0f June 1906
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.
By n. D. RIDEoUT. President
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MARRIAGES..

EvANS-HENNESSY--In this city July A. 1906
by the Rev. G. Calvert Smoot, Warren Evans
and Agnes Ethel Hennessy both OF this city.
Fox-BAUER-In this city, July 4, 1905, by
the Rev. g. A. Bernthal August ". Fox and
Pauline E. Bauer, both of this city.
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SAN BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.

CO.. White Garage bldg,
corner Van Ness and Msrket-Ofer choice sites
TO honteseekers< on monthly nstallments; al
purchasers are requested 10 communicate at
oncce with comnany az nhaxe address.
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

HAVE You ever taken trip 20 MN FaiIeys If
not take one today. You viii eaJOy every mo-
ment Of Il. Take the Sausasit0 boat. then
fast electric tram TO Park Station. next 80
tic lest stop IN Aiil HEley. There you will
see our Tamalpuis Park Tract. recent sub
division: 80 ots sold IN q short time.
Grand surroundings; beautiful views OF
mountains and water; excellent climate; ali
the congeniences Of tire city; sewer and wa
ter good wide streets: large lots; price $3Jo
upward SO monthly payments. Office at Mil
Valley
LYoN d HOAG. 1928 Fillmore ct.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
SPECK & co.
20l4 FILLMORE STREET.
TELEPHONE WEST 5TO5.
LONG TERN LEASES A SPECIALITY.

SZ0oo0o-Ihird St, corner. near Market: g.
foot frontage on Third St
Sl25ooO-M2rket St, vicinity OF Fifth st; 25x
S5OoO0-Washington St. corner; residence OF
a rooms; lot 55xi3T q.
Sz3,uoO-Sixth ave, Fulton St lot 75xi 90.
8 elegant modern fats; rent s24OO per
annum.
Sl6.OOO-Haight St. near Buchanan; lot 3Ox
1876 hats Of rooms each; 5syear
secured lease; rent $500 per apnun
Sl5,OOO-Pine St, near Fillmore: lot 5Oxa27 g:
fats Of 4 and rooms each: rent Si4TG
per annum.
SlZoOO-MeAlliSter St, near Fillmore; S-room
residence: lot 26 .6x1IO.
SlOoOO-SacrHment St. near Broderick. lot
N.6Xl32:7' store. fat and cottage in
rear; rent S9CO per annum.
SS0oO-Lyon 81. near Grove; lot 25xlI2:6:
residence Of rooms and basement
SSOoo-Feu St. near Devisadera: lot DIX
1876; fats OF and rooms each:
rent $3.50 per annum.
$or1OO-SiNteenth St. near Market: lot 25x
10; hne fats OF rooms each: rent
S66O per anRDm.
S4,zOo-State St, nesr Douglass: new two
story frame residence OF S rooms: lot
50x125.
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sALADA BEACH.

rSALADA BEACH"
Special Sunday excursion to hOmeseekers; bus
leaves Colma at l0:30 a. m; round trip, in
cluding dinner at hotel. 81. For full particulars
see CLINE & DUNCAN, 22I7 Mission ST., near
Eighteenth. San Francisco.
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real ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
SEATTLE. Wash. real estate. $3.50 TO $500. 900,
bought and sold property managed; rents col
leeted; taxes paid: bank reference: correspond
ence invited. Roseuhaum Inv. Co., 209 Orient
al block. Seattle. Wash:
VETERINARY HOSPITALS.
IRA BARKER DALZIEL. veterinary dentist COS
Golden Gate ave: te.: West 200:
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
DIVIDEND Notice-The Continental Building
and Loan Association. corner Of Market and
Church streets San Francisco, Cal, has de-
elared foE the six months ending June 30 1905,
dividend OF per cent per Rnnum ordi-
nary deposits. per cent on term deposits and
per cent on monthly payment investments;
interest on deposits payable and after
July /; interest ordinary deposits not called
for will he added TO the principal and there
after bear interest at the same rate.
WASHINGTON DODGE, President
WILLIAM CoRBIN, Secretary.
METROPOLIS Trust and Savings Bank. tempo
rary Office ll30 Eddy ST, San Francisco. June
90, 1906.-NOtice is hereby given that u diyi-
been declared on the paid-in capital Of the
corporation for the six months ending June 30.
1906 said dividend being payable July 10.
By order Of the board Of directors.
A. A. WATKINS. President
F. r. COOK. Cashier.
DIVIDEND Notice-Oalifornia Safe Deposit and
Trust Co., California and Montgomery
streets.-For the six months ending June go,
1906, dividends have been declared on the de.
posits IN tie savings department of this COM
pany, as follows: On term deposits at the
rate of 6-l0 per cent per annum. and on or
per annum, free OF taxes, and payable on and
after MONDAY. July 2, 1906.
]. DALzELL BROWN. Manager.
CENTRAL Trust Co. of Cal, AZ Montgomery At
cor. SutteT.For the half-year ending June 30,
1906, a dividend has been declared on deposIts
in the savings department OF this bank as fol-
lows; On term deposits at the rate of 0-10
per cent per annum and ordinary deposits
at the rate Of Is per cent per snnum payab Bile
and after Monday. July ., 1906. Dividends
rate OF interest as the principal from July i
1906. HENRY BRUNNER. Cashier.
DIVIDEND Notiee-SaYings and Loan Society
101 Montgomery St, cor. Sutter, has declared
a dividend for the term ending June go 1906.
ct the rate Of three and one-half f3ILl ner
cent per annum on all deposits, free OF taxes
and payable on and after July 2 1905 DivI
dends not called for added to and hear
the same rate OF interest as principal
EDWIN BoNNEIL- Cashier.
FRENCH Savings Bank. corner Montgomery ana
Market streets, San Franciseo.-DIyidend no.
tice-For the half-year ending June 80. 1900.
dividends upon all deposits at the rate of
three and one-half per cent, free of tnxes
will be payable on and after July ], 1906.
9. CARPY. President
L. BoCoUERAZ. Vice President
DIVIDEND notice.-The Giant Powder C,oIn-
pany. Consolidated. Giant station. GAIA div
idend. Nos 90 Of fifty cents (5Oc) per share
been declared payable. July TO- 1906. Trans
fer books viii close July 3. 1906. at noon.
Checks VIII be mailed.
z. G. QUINN. Secretary.
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TO LEASE.
So per t0ot-Market St, vicinity OF Ninth:
S7o-fOOt frontage on Market st
gore corner; ! frontages; would
build or subdiYide.
$3.50 per mo-Market ST, near California 40x
lG0. Irregular.
SO per foot-k earny ST.. vicinity Of Post st
SJNI00
50 per tOot-Third-st Acorner: vicinity Of S.
z. depot; TOxlG0; 3 frcntages.
500 per mo.-FOlk St. near Fulton; 24xS2:6.
Slo5 per mo.-Hyde St. near Golden Gate ave
55xl37:6
Sl25 per mo.-Larkin-st. corner, near Sutter;
5OxT5
$500 per mo.-Pine St. near Van Ness ave
J0X120
$1,000 per mo- eary-st corner: vicinity of st.
Francis Hotel: 137 :6xI37.e
$500 per mOe-Brysnt St; vicinity OF Sixth st
275X2TJ; long lease
$500 per mo- lftii-st corner: vicinity Of Bry-
ant St. 137 .6EI00.
$500 per mo.-Grant ave. near Market st
27:6NsO.
$500 per mo.-Corner on OFarreu St: vicinity
% Grant ave. and Market st
40Xil0.
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BONDS ron SALE.

NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR SALE or
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE FIVE
PER CENT SINKING FUND THIRTY-YEA r
GOLD BONDS Or THE BAY COUNTIES
POWER COMPANY.
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REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN
BURNED DISTRICT.
A fine lo-room 2-story house in good condition:
gas. electric light, 2-story stable for horses,
chicken-houses; large grounds. beautiful shade
trees and flowers located in San Mateo on cleo
tric car line 3 minutes walk to San Mateo
depot; cement sidewalk all the way; viii ex-
change for lot downtown in burned district;
value $4,000. Apply TO owner, SO Fair Oaks ST.,
near Twenty second.
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RTmDTNGs 10 LEASE.


BUILDINGS TO LEASE.
Seyen-story brick building in vicinity Of S p.
depOt- 175 rooms; strictly modern; baths; steam
heat; 70 be completed By January l.
Brick hulding on Turk St. nesr Lsrkin; so
rooms; p baths; 10 be completed by January /.
Kearny ST. near Sutter; new modern class A
building; nearly completed; store and seven
lofts; to lease as q whole
Northwest corner MeAllister and Laguna sts
modern building: : stores and 60 rooms; 10 lease
whole or separately; ready about August /.
STORES TO LEASE.
S175 per mo.-Alsrket st. near Marshall square;
modern stores; 1Gx60; ready for
occupancy.
$500 per mo.-Turk ST, near Polk; STx137 g;
modern stores with basement: 10
lease q whole, will subdiYide.
$3.50 per mO.-Pine St, near Van Ness ave.
modern store; 5Oxl20; or viii sub
divide.
siT5 10
S2T5 per mO.-Soutbesst corner Bush and Frank
In sts; modern stores; ready
about July -.
SIS and
$50 per mo.-Eddy St, near Fillmore; mod
stores
Si7B per uo.-Bush ST. near Ven Ness ave.
modern stores; ready July 10.