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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

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2anbejenoom, iaa fan hi Butte. for
Sig. 8i bor flere Garme og 9ano=
itpffer, JONI hi loaleoeS fan bDtte
bort, go6e Jarme, go6t 2an0. Sore
Briier bile oltib fin6es ri9tige. gen0
oS ct Yo1tfort, bpis Set er ubefDemt
for Sig at fomme til &ontoret.
Sobnien & 60, 46 Union 8locf, ct.
SAUL, Mirm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

81 iel9er !9erre, Dame og 8erne<
footej 10 Brocent billigere enc 9e
mao betole for iamme &lasie 8arer
an0re 5teoer. &eparationer er Dor
Speciolitet % uofpres meo Smbn og
til poerlt billige Hriier. ct. Saul
Sgoe &epoir So, &c. &C. Son0er &
90. g. Gorlie,L IS q. Z. ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

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Sltfa1lteri er pe11ot tilbage til
Sort @orriion, S1r0iana, % pil on
nogle Gage rejie til Sort 2eapen=
.iportb, aanfas, bpor ban ct blepen
onpiit 9ieneite peo De Sore1Roe Sta=
ters Snfunteri= % aapolleriifole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

Wits Minnie 2arien, aloitc Gotter
al Mfr. % Mrs. Qol1is 2orlen / Mio,
ipap @eigbts, blep iioite Sirsoog i
fine Sor9lores Stem, 1895 Minne-
babo st, biet til George 9. &o9erS,
Chicago. 8ielien llofertes al Ealtor
Spcbien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

Mrbejbct paa S%nrnpercin 9alt
paa @abaiba Str. % 5l,ntmit NlDe.,
bbot unity Gburcb, Ser for noger1
Gio iioen blep fisbt al &,lrnperein
for, $4,000, ligger, er I'LL paabe<
apnot; % oe',ne 8pgning bill MI BIZ
pe omoannet til ct fgrite &lasie s
@pmmoiium.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

Den s. % Z. September npite
l1ge e. set at Oct georife selifabll
boloer lit Marsmpoe i Moroen @lllb
2ofolet paa llSemte Ga0e, Spiprllet al
.Sacfien Str.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

SnSbruostybc ifaffeoe fig tioligt /
Ssnoags Morges Snbgang til Ban,
uer 2aunbrp paa 5outb 8abaiba
Str. % Chicago Mpe., bpor De
iprGrgte ct itort Yengeifab meb Ni-
troglpcerin eg fit ct l1bbptte at
5000 / @afb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31
DR.. McLaughlin's Elektriske B;

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rom ngT ssnsan n at msIlhhG p mam fri og namng Made og@ as hd@r en- r o Hmg
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

Mr. % Nfrs. Gbuaro @ebbtt, 741
@omano st., bapbe Sirsoa9 / iioite
llge ben 5org at mite 6ereS lille
Sgn, Der maatte bufte UNDER for
.5maabsrns 5ommerfen6e n5l,m-
nrercompIaint": Boltor Fpcblerl
talte nogle Sro peo Sen 2illes Sci
tie.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
ACCUSED OF SELLING
WORTHLESS MINING
STOCK IN THE EAST
PennsyIvanians Ask Governor Pardee
to Send Alleged SwindIsr Back
TO Keystone State.
File Grave Charges Against Well.
Known Promoter and Politician
of Los Angelica
Claim That L. n. Wheeler Sold Shares
In Company by Making
False Pretenaes.

SACRAMENTO. May SAN agent of
the State of Pennsylvania arrived in
this city this morning and called at
the Governors oflIce to request requisi-
tion papers for prominent mining
man and weIl-known politician Of Los
Angeles named L. II. Wheeler, who is
charged with obtaining money through
false pretenses, there being about a
hundred counts against him.
1t appears that agents of Wheeler
sold some $4,000 worth Of mining
stock In the city Of Philadelphia, the
stock purporting to be Of the San
Joaquin Mining Company. This was
done In 1903, and 1t is claimed that the
agents represented that the ore In the
mine was free milling with over a
million dollars worth exposed and
blocked out. It Is now claimed that
the stock was sold on false representa-
tions, as no such amount Of pay ore
was In sight.
Wheeler has communicated with the
Governor and has demanded an exam
ination before him before any papers
Tor his return to Pennsylvania are
considered. He claims that when the
stock was sold he was not In the
State Of Pennsylvania, and in conse-
quencs holds that the papers are not
operative on that account alone.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
COMPLAINT IS MADE
AGAINST BUILDERS
BY CARPENTERS

OAKLAND, May &-Soon after the
earthquake the joint district council
Of carpenters Of Alameda County
adopted q resolution permitting car
penters to work on ''relief work on
buildings occupied and In a dangerous
condition" at any hours and on any
days. particularly Saturday afternoon
and Sundays. at wages satisfactory to
the men doing the work. This pernds-
sion has been so much abused by con-
tractors and jobbers In asking men to
work at regular wages while the con-
tractors were getting double price, and
In asking them to work on new work
IN q way contrary to trade rules, that
the district council, at 4 largely attend
ed meeting Monday evening at its hall,
1905 Clay street, adopted the following:
Moved and seconded that contract
ors be notified through the daily papers
that the carpenters trade rules be
strictly enforced hereafter
&c. wAHLBERG. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
FRENCH FELOHS SAIL
A LONG DISTANCE
ON A SMALL RAFT

VICTORIA, B. c.. May s.-The Ma
heno brought word OF the arrival at
Sydney Of two French conviots from
the penal settlement Of New Caledonia.
They travelled 1000 miles on raft and
suffered terrible hardships. Another
raft carrying four prisoners. which left
the same day, was never heard Of. The
survivors existed on the island OF New
Britain for four months. living on
herbs and fish. They were found by
the natives and taken TO Sydney,
They may be returned to the penal
settlement.
Several Malays are under arrest at
Thursday Island for numbering q
Dutch diver who owned the pearling
lugger Primero.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
OFFICIALS DISAGREE
AS TO THE CAUSE OF
THE DEATH OF SPIER
New York Police Authorities Declare
After Thorough Investigation
That He Committed Suicide.
Coroner on Other Hand, ls Positivs
That Fatal Wound Was Not
elf-Inflicted.
Inquiry Fails TO Reveal Any Evidences
Supporting Story Of Duel
With Burglars

NEW YORK, May s.-Police officials
who have been investigating the mys-
terious death Of Charles L. Spier. con-
fidential agent Of H. II. Rogers, who
was found dead In his home in Staten
Island yesterday, said to-day that the
evidence indicated that Spier had COM
mitted suicide. Mrs. Spier had in
formed the police that Spier left his
bed chamber to go to the dining-roon
In search OF burglars and that she
heard shots. Except that the things
III the dining-room In which the body
was found. were ulsarranged. the po-
lice say that there is nothing about
tire house to indicate the presence OF
q burglar. One door was found un-
locked. but without signs OF having
been forced, and an active bulldog
which accompanied spier to the din
ing room took no part in the reported
duel with burglar. IL there was one.
On the other hand, the police have
ascertained that one month before his
death Spier had insured his Life for
$4,000 and had been obliged to dis
count note for s12S7 to pay the prem
ium on one OF the policies when it
became payable last Saturday. The
policies were payable regardless of the
cause Of death. and the beneficiary
had been changed from Mrs. Spisr to
q trustee Of his estate.
The police have discovered that q
Judgment in bankruptcy for s5o,s7o had
been outstanding against Spier and
others since February last. These
judgments were entered after the Yet
man Transmitting Typewriter Com
rany, Of which Spier was president.
went into bankruptcy.
Coroner Matthew Cahil1 said to-day
that he is positive the wound which
caused Spier's death could not have
been inflicted by himself and that
Spier was undoubtedly murdered
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
Consulate General Of Mexico,


URGENT inquiry is made at this
of1ce for the persons hereinbelow
mentioned. who are respectfully re-
quested to report to Il at once, In
person. by wire, or post
DR. p. ORNE1AS, Consul General
Arrive, Luisa, formerly at TIA VAL
lejo St
Ben Hayon or Martinez family, for
merly at Bush st
Brander, Arthur James
Fabri, Attilio. Act Consul OF Italy.
Garcia, Jose.
George, Laura O. de, formerly at
1044 Ellis st.
Hernandez, Ramona. and family,
formerly at 471 Fourth st
Leon. Jesus II. de, formerly at IT'S
fremont ave.
Marin, Maria vda- de Soto and
family. formerly at 11151S Clay st
Martinez, Leon N, formerly at III
fremont ave-
Molinar, Jose Antonio. formerly at
514 Broadway.
Silver, Rafasla 3. de,
williams family, formerly at Wash
ington st
valdivia, soledad q. de. formerly at
18s McA1listsr st.
Herrera, Francisco. and family. for
merly a. III Broadway.
villalvozo, Inez, formerly at Ta1
Broadway.
Rocha, Jose c.
vitaloni. Alfred. so California ST
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
Weddlna IS Celebrated Privately

OAKLAND, May S-The wedding
of Miss Emma B. Kaufman. daughter
OF Mrs. Rosalie Kaufman, and Arnold
w. Brunner. a New York architect,
was celebrated privately yesterday in
Oakland at the Home Club, only the
family and q few intimate friends
being present
The reception that had been planned
and for which half the invitations had
already gone forth to the East and
Europe, was abandoned on account
Of the earthquake. The IRE that de-
stroyed Mrs. Kaufman's residence,
1881 Jackson street, consumed also
the San Francisco invitations, a. well
as many valuable wedding presents.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
pAcIElc COAST BANK.

Temporary Office. 2516h Gay So
tup )-Notics to Dspositors.
We have cash to pay all dep0sitors
when accounts have been proven. and
subject to the rules Of Clearing House
ana Bank Commissioners. Payment
will be made through Western Ma
tional Bank. Send In immediately
your Deposit (Pass) Book and a COM
plets statement OF your account with
Bank a. It appears ON your books We
desire q record OF all checks issued
by you since the last balance OF your
Pass Book and q record Of all checks
which were then outstanding. Send
US your Check Book with Stub intact.
No account win receive attention un-
til the above has been complied with.
PACIFIC COAST BANK. l. Frssman.
Pres
Notice TO Sharsholdsrs.-Immedi-
ately present your certificate OF stock
and receipt for Assessment paid, so
that record may be made OF same
and verified PACIFIC COAST BANK.
L Freeman. Pres 251sA Clay st Cup
driveway.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
DIED.

BARRE-In this city. May 8, 1906, Rich
ard, dearly beloved husband Of the late
Fannie Barry. and loving father Of
Thomas Z. Barry, a native of k6ildo-
rory. County Cork. Ireland, aged "a
years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
Crhursdey), at $50 q m, from his late
residence, S641 Twentieth street, thence
to 81. James Church, Twenty-third and
Guerrero streets, where q solemn re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated for the
repose OF his soul. commencing at 8
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Gene
terry. s2t
thur. beloved son Of John and Lima
Berg, a native OF San francisco, aged
"A years IL months and IL days. A MEM
and Teaulsters' Union OF San Fran
CISCO
Friends and members of Court James
g. Blaine. f. of A. and Teamsters'
invited 10 attend the funeral tonor-
row "wednesday, at 10 a. M, from the
parlors of Western Addition Funeral
Directors. I7A Devisadero street. Ore
this city, April 80 1905, Ed
mund. beloved husband Of Theresa
'Comuth.
High mass for the repose of his soul
viii be held at st. Joseph's Home, Park
Hill avenue, at 10 O'Clock, Thursday,
May lo: An relatives and friends ar.
respectfully invited to attend. S2ts
this city, May 8, 1906, at
her residence. 81 Sharon street, off Six
teenth, between Church and Sanchez,
Catherine. beloved wife Of the late
Maurice Cotter, and mother of Peter
J.. Katie, Nora and the late Mamie t.,
Thomas S. and David Cotter, q native
Of County Cork ireland.
this city. May s, 1908, at his
residence, 1858 Twenty~fourth street,
John, beloved husband of Mary Craig,
and beloved father of Joseph and Ber-
nard Craig and Mrs. ]. Spencer and
Mrs. ]. Connolly. native of County
Meath. Ireland, aged So years. Inter
ment private. 2ts
San Rafael, May 6, 1acs, ottv
@. Hess, youngest and dearly beloved
brother Of Fred Jr., VIM. T. and Ella
and Garcia Hess, s. native of San Fran
cisco, aged 29 years month and %
days member Of Stanford Pnrior
No. rs, N g. G. w.
Funeral will take place today (Wed
nesdsy), at 2 p M, from the residence,
1460 Page street. near Masonic avenue.
Incineration Odd Fellows Cemetery. IL
HOWE In Sacramento, May s, 1915,
Katherine, beloved daughter of John
and the late Margaret Howe. and SIS
luto and Mrs Fre1 Winn and Oliver
Thomas, John ard the late Frank
Howe. a native OF San Francisco aged
Is years.
Friends and acquaintances are re.
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral
today "wednesday. at s O'clock e. m
from the funeral parlors of Bunker &
Iunt, 2566 Mission street, between
Twenty second and Twenty third
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
BUSINESS PERsoNALs-con.

EUREKA Dairy--A. FURRER Depot
1sl Fifteenth st. between Dolores ana
" J. HESTHAL. formerly 10 9Th St.
Temporary location $50 Pierce an
pledges in safe saved; redeem as soon
as pOSsib BILE. su
DIR. A. H. WALLACE, Dentist. resumed
practice AT 1908 l-2 Broadway. Oak4ana'
With DR. c. T JARVIS. Ino
Ok. GhkALD FIrZGlBBON, tor-
merly OF q Powell St. now al zVs
E2ight St ! lmo
MILAN ]. HERRiN, attorney, Crossiey
bldg, has established his Jaw ofhces TEN
porarily AZ his residence, 1898 Masonic ave.
insurance collected. zo-u
THE McNutt Hospital Is now located az
&l Pacific ave, San Francisco. ~ y
c. 5. CAPP & Co, real estate, ONCE AZ 62S
Baker At, nes= McAllister st Ze-lEno
CALIFORNIA HOUSE-WRECk1NG "
will continue business at their old stand, N
W. cor 10th and Mission sts.. San Fran
cisco. are now ready for ali bids of wreck:
ing. X. T. Norton. secretary, can be found
~ 2I25 O'Farrell ST Brzy IN ONCE, 200 Z.
l2th ST., cor. Sth ave, Ess. Oakland. A. J.
MCBRIDE, manager. 2o-t
General Contractors.
BUILDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED
as before; fully equipped with teams ana sp-
purtenances. Employees report Immediately.
l6O7 Market St. cor 18th 4-3o-1m
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
soldier Creates Disturbance.

Frank Johnson. member Of Conn
rany e, First Regiment National
Guard. was drunk and raising dis
turbance at Turk and Fillmore streots
on Monday night, and was placed un-
der arrest by Policeman M. Walsh
Johnson fought Walsh all the way to
The O'Farren street station. There
Sergeant Perrin instructed Walsh to
take johnson to the Stanyan street
station and book him on charges Of
drunkenness and disturbing the peace
Johnson's commanding officer was
notified Of his conduct Dys Chief Dinan.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE,

GOOD house. 8 rooms and bath: 1--WE
niinutas' walk Of State University; iso
feet frontage; price $1,000 ApoT sssl
sacramento St, s. F. s7ts
s.. .65e-Desirable residence, 9 rooms, high
basement, electric light, fuel gas; lot Ask
100; finely located on Ashby ave-, near TEL
egraph; easily converted into two fats
mortgage OF 800 can remain. Many other
good properties.
GEO. SuLLY,
Real Estate and Insurance,
1914 Adeline st.,
South Berkeley. CAT
FOUR CHOICE PROPERTIES.
For sale at correct prices, as / contem-
plate change of location; one vacant
property in each, Berry-Bangs, Hillegass
residence on the hillside in the Scenic
Tract Call or address MRS. MARY z.
HILL, Highland Terrace" at head Of
Ridge Road, Berkeley, Cal. my 9 If
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09

Carrots. sack, 1851 Turnips. sack, 81:
Garlic, ID. 507o; Lettuce. dox., LOG,
Caulifiower, do8., 800.
POULTRY-Psr doSen: Hens. $5Qs:
young roosters. $70s; fryers. $4@s;
broilers, $3Q4.
FRESH MEATS-Wholesale rates
per pound from slaughterers to dealers
are az follows: Beef. 51-2@6 1-2o for
steers and sos 1-2c for COWS; Veal.
Mutton. 1o@lo 1-2c for wethers and
1850 for large and s0s i-2o for small;
Lie Tor ewes, lAnh. N@1 1-sA
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
PROPERTY WANTED.

house; large lot suitable fer wholesale
mouse; south of Market and near s. p,
r r. preferred. but any good location
considered. We also want immediately
vicinity. II you have a house to rent at
q reasonable figure we have a client for
u who Will take It Immediately. BURR
pADI1ON -, Co.. Inc. temporary office
- rllIinore 81. san Franeisco qf
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
Judge Cook Wants Jurors.

Tbs jurors that were impaneled In
Department II Of the Superior Court of
the city ana county Of San Francisco
in the case Of the People versus Ber-
nard Meyer will please report In per-
son or send their present addresses to
the County Clerks offloe, corner web
ster and California streets, immedi-
ately. An order to this effect was
issued yesterday By Judge Carroll
Cook.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
DAMAGE IN CApAY VALLEY
Ia GREATLY EXAGGERATED
State Engineer Declares Unfcunded
Rumors OF Heavy Loss by
the Elood

SACRAMENTO, May s.-M. A.
Nurse, engineer Of the State Depart
ment Of Public Works, today returned
from a visit to Capay Valley, where
he was present during the excitement
which followed the landslide into the
channel Of Cacahe Greek, at point
about fifteen miles above Capay Val
ley. He said slide Of several acres
occurred, forming a water-tight dam
100 feet high. This held back a con-
siderable volume of water, but Nurse
says there was at no time danger to
the valley, and that the reports Of the
damage done were greatly exagger
ated.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
FRuITVALE REAL ESTATE
Srob HTr An ,-a-

In beautiful Fruitvade, Il acres of land
with house of 10 rooms, pertly furnished
abundance OF fruit and shade trees; horse
and buggy; wagon and farming iTnple.
ments; cows, chickens and pigeons;
near the foothills. and within blocks OF
street-car line to Oakland, Berkeley and
Alameda; trains TO Sen Francisco every
70 minutes; will rent this property fol
800 per month; sale price SIS 001. Fol
further particulars call or address RU.
DELL REAI. ESTATE CO., SE corne,
Fruitysle ave. end Washington ST., Fruit
vale. CAL; phone Vale 6s1. SIT
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
COMMITTEE TAKES
STEPS TO ASSIST
NEEDY PHYSICIANS
Issues Appeal FOR Books, instruments,
Clothes and Coin for Those
Burned Out
Asks Generous Hearted of Land to
Assist Men Who Work for
the A,lling.
Notifies All Members of Profession
Who Need Help to Call at
Lane Hospital.

San Francisco who, If not in absolute
want, are In no position to start again
In the world. Reared to a profession
they are not able to make their way
in the world by the more strenuous
processes and aid Is necessary for
them. A committee appointed by q
mass meeting of physicians to handle
this problem met yesterday and is
sued the following appeal to the peo-
pie of the United States;
''The members Of the medical pro-
fession in San Francisco, with the true
spirit Of their noble calling, have vol
UNFAIRLY rendered great service to the
sick and suffering Of this stricken
community. A large portion of these
physicians, more than 1000, have lost
either their home, offices, books and
instruments, or all Of these. This
committee has been appointed to re-
ceive contributions Of medical sup
plies, books, instruments, clothes and
moneys in order to help the needy
start life anew and equip them to earn
their livelihood In the exercise Of their
profession.
1--WE appeal to the generoushearted
throughout the land to come to our
assistance and help the members of a
profession who at all times when
called upon have given their aid freely
and willingly to suffering humanity.
Direct all communications and do
nations to the relief committee Of the
physicians of San Francisco. Lane
Hospital, San Francisco, Cal.
"W. /. TERRY,
President San Francisco Medical
Society, chairman ex-oficio;
ct. w. HUNTINGTON,
"EMMET RIXFORD,
III. G.. MOFFTTT,
"H. J. KREUTZMANN,
PHILLIP KING BROWN,
"J. w. WARD,
Il. NJ. F. WANZER,
JULIUS ROSENSTIRN,
81. w. LUX,
Secretary"
The following notice to physicians
Of San Francisco was issued:
Those of you who are in need Of
immediate assistance please report at
once to the medical relief committee
at Lane Hospital, corner Webster and
Clay streets. The committee rooms
will be open from a. m. to 8 p. m.
daily, Sundays excepted. In case your
name is not in the last State Register
be good enough to state from what
college you were graduate and when
your license was issued. Address
communications to the secretary, DR..
w. Il. Lux"
These sub-eommittees were ap-
pointed:
Press committee. Rosenstirn and
Philip King Brown.
Finance committes-T w. Hunting
ton, II. G. Mofitt, H. J. Kreutzmann.
Committee on instruments, books
and supplies-Philip King Brown,
w. Ward, F. w. Lux.
Distribution committee - Emmett
Rixford, L. M. B. Wanzer, J. Rosen-
stirn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
MUST BE So1.Dl

MUST BE SQIsDi
$500 cash, $40 monthly--Brand new. un-
finished house OF Z rooms; only needs
painting and papering; you can live IN
1t now; lot 50xlo0; city water; house cost
the money; price only $3.50.
$50 cash. IS monthly-House, rooms
we'll water or city water; corner, 6s:4x
100; price $3.50.
sec cash. S. monthly-,House, / room; lot
25xl00; all fenced and in vegetables: price
S275.
$40 cash, s. monthly-House 3 rooms
beautifully decorated and furnished; cle-
giant condition; full quarter acre land
fenced. and no better panoramic view
in the State; city water; price $3.50.
S25 cash, So monthly-IG lots, all to-
gether; 25xl00 each; partly fenced; price
for all $500.
The above are adjoining East Oakland
schools, churches and cars. Call or seno
for circular. 45S 9th St, near Broadway,
Oakland If
H y IONES OWNER
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
Fruit and Flower Mission,

The directors and active workers OF
the Fruit and Flower Mission are re-
guested, to attend the meeting to be
held on next Friday, afternoon at 1:st
o'clock, ct 2sT1 Clay street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
BERTELlNG OPTICAL co.
25o5 Clay Street

Near Fillmore st. Saved all records.
Stock on hand Prices reduced No
high rent to pay for store.
HARRY NORDMAN.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09

Diamonds and old gold bought Gold
en- Gate Loan odca. 80 Piercs st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
c. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY.
IDorarv o{6ce I1A1 Nc oAllister AZ

K M MOOSIER COMPANY.
Temporary Office 1I4l McAllister st., San
Francisco.
Exceptional opportunities In the country.
tman bones Easy payments % suit present
emergency.
o-ACRE homes at San Martin. orchaed and
vineyards moderate price; install
ulents, SIS monthly.
L, soo-I5 acres near Redwood City, s-room
cottage, barn, etc, only $500 down,
balance monthly payments.
q c,Soe-lo acres on R. r. In Santa Clara Co.
House, barn, etc; only $500 c2sh,
balance $ls.ss monthly.
HlCx1Y wooded sites at Redwood City,
acre, $3.50; FIVE acrea tl,3so. EsSy
monthly payments.
LARGE villa lots at Palo Alto; street work
and sidewalks free; $40 monthly.
bACRAMENTO Valley irrigated lands, cheap,
easy terms.
5000 acres stock and grain ranch. only 50
per acre 6-d
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
ZEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOUR CHOICE PROPERTIES
For sale at correct prices, as I contems :
plate a change Of location; one vacant
property in each. Berry Bangs. Hillegass
and Scenic Park Tracts; and my S-room
residence on the hillside IN the Scenlc
Tract. Cali or address MRS. MARY n:
HILL. Highland Terrace" ct head q
E44&e Bod. Berkeley. Cal vi
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
WOODLAND CEMETERY
San Mateo Co.
(AIasonio Cemetery Association)
Office, 1884 o'FarreIl st.
GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING
COMPANY

Having escaped the IRE, We still
continue the business at the old
stand. 2475-24s3 Mission street.
near 21E. st. Use cur chapel free.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09

II you want a temporary building for
any business, come iE and see US; we Will
erect temporary quarters in almost any
mcnts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09

e25o-FOr sale-Not damaged by earth.
quake; my beautiful home at 700 Fax
ton ave, Ineleside: 150 feet cas- line;
small cash payment: see owner on
premises all day today before IL is sold.
WM. T. VALENTINE. SIT
ls.5eO-Eegant residence, Pacific Heights;
Is 2. and b.; modern 1901 Post. r. Ii 1tt