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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-10
SPEND THE DAY
IN LYNCHBURG
Mr., and Mrs. Preston Drop Off
There. on Wedding Trip.
Leave in Evening.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, August 9.-When
Miss Julia Jackson Christian, of Char
lottc. n. c., boarded the first section
OF the Washington and Southwestern
vestibule limited OF the Southern Rail-
way at Atlanta. Ga. at noon yester-
day, the final scenes of one Of the
prcttiest romances ever enacted in the
Southern States was begun The young
lady. who is not only charming girl,
but type of the South's best woman
hood the only granddaughter OF stone
wall Jackson, has made her home with
her grandmother. the widow of the
south's great war chieftain, In Char
lotte, N. c. Several months ago she
became engaged TO Mr.. Edmund Ran
dolph Preston, of Charlotte. deacen-
dant of one of Virginia's Oldest fami-
lies and now q prominent lawyer ot
Charlotte, and g. member of the North
Carolina Legislature.
This match was from the hrst un-
altcrably opposed by the lady's 1ather'
who. as general passenger agent OF the
seaboard Air Line Railway, lives IN
Atlanta The swift development Of
the romance in the last few weeks
was unknown to the intimate friends
Of the principals.
Not Allowed to See Him.
AT the close of the recent Confed-
crate Reunion in Richmond, which Miss
Christian attended as sponsor for North
Carolina, she spent several weeks Wis
iting friends and relatives In different
sections of Virginia, going finally from
Lexington, where the tomb of her illus
trious grandfather is, to Atlanta ia
visit her father. The few weeks which
followed. during which her tiance was
not permitted to see her In Atlanta
hurried the marriage. She told hel
father that it was her intention to
return to Charlotte. and this plan sht
carried into execution yesterday after
noon.
Just what prompted her father tc
follow is not known here. but when
! her train reached Greenville, s. G., she
was handed telegram from her ia
ther telling her that he was follow.
Ing on the second section of the trair
but fifteen minutes behind her and
that she must get off at Charlotte
Instead, however, she wired her funct
to meet her when she should arrive r
Charlotte, and this he did. At Char
lotte the second section Of the trair
bringing Mr.. Christian was bearing
down closely upon the first, and as thu
jackson home In Charlotte was CLOSED
for the summer, further plans had tt
he made in a hurry. These plans were
we'll laid and successfully carried out
and when tho father reached Char
lotte, fifteen minutes later, he sought hi
daughter at the home OF a friend t
And that she had not been seen.
The couple had sent kilograms t.
administer of Presbyterian Churcl
at Salisbury, n. c., and TO the clerl
o. 8the court. to await their coming
and to have all arrangements read.
for speedy work,
Day In LynchbIrE.
MI. Preston and Miss Christian, sit
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MAKE VIRGINIAN
ITS PRESIDENT
Committee Of Methodist College
Chooses Rev. John Weir as
Executive.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, August 9.-Rev.
John Werr, of Buckhannon, Va, has
been elected president of the New Or
leans University at The executive COM
mittee meeting Of the Board of Educa :
tion, Freedmon's Aid and Sunday
Schools of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Just held in this city.
The appointment of Rev. j, A. Kun
Ter to the presidency of Walden uni
vorsity, at Nashville, Tenn, was con-
iirmcd, and the name of the Chatta-
nooga institution was changed to the
ATHENS school of the Chattanooga Uni
vtrsity,"
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Richmond to Renew Fight for
That Amount to Deepen the
Channel.
TAKE OUT THE KINKS, TOO
Mr.. L. Z. Morris Explains In
portance Of Plans On
Foot.

Congress, at It's next session, will be
asked to appropriate the sum of $4,000
900 for improvements in the James
River. with viewto providing a deep
er channel and making the sailing
route shorter by the elimination of
sharp bends at Turkey Island and
other points below Richmond. In 1901
'02 there was tacit understanding that
this sum" would be set aside by the
national government, half a million to
be used each year. If the movement
now Under way is carried out as
planned a new petition will be sub
mitted and powerful organization
needed to give Richmond better wa
ter transportation and still lower
freight rates
Lead Movement Again.
AT a meeting of the Committee on
Improvement of James River Tuesday
night Chairman w. W. Morton was
instructed to appoint a subcommittee
OF three to put into shape the plan
for enlarging the scope of the gem
eral committees work. One member
from the Board of Aldermen. one from
the Common Council and one from the
tLndIIipeI VIII &c u y"
pointed. Chairman Morton has not yet
announced the appointments, but he
is endeavoring to secure the services
of men who will help to bring about
the desired ends.
Though the proposition was submit
ted by Mr.. Funsten, he subsequently
explained that Mr.. L. q. Morris had
emphasized the Importance of 1t and
had impressed him with the need of
immediate action. Mr.. Norris was pres
ident of the Chamber of Commerce
when a determined effort was made
to get $5.O00,000 from Congress, and
he Is prepared now to lead that move
ment again.
Mr.. Morris Shows Its Value.
"The James River is our most valua-
BILE asset in business" said Mr.. Morris
yesterday. II am not familiar with
the ins and outs of navigation, and I
do not know what must be. done to
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1MpORrANT CONFEnENCE :.
80 ~. WITH IRON WORKERS

ERIE. PA, August 9,-Adyices from Cam
hriIsa snrinrs. eighteen miles from here,
report that meeting Of the Amalgamated1 LED
ra,,,nanv and tho West Bar Iron Assocla-
uopa1f t,on wti, tn the grievance committee of the
stcels work ers' union, is In progress In that
place The report further states mat both
ri,,ar out as unanimous over $4,000 work
ers throughout the country will be affected
nv The results of the conference
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Narrowly Escapes LyncI,inr.

PITTSBURG. PA. August 9-Rapp
Guy, an Italian nineteen years old,
narrowly escaped lynching to-day ut
the hands OF nearly 100 persons in
Allegheny, following an alleged attempt
to assault Mrs. Mary Bsruko. aged
thirty-eight years of Allegheny, The
police, who We're called out, had a diff
hGult time in getting him to the sta
Llon house. w
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ARABS Threaten
GREAT UPRISING
Force Of Five Thousand Attack
French Camp, but Are
Repulsed.
SLAUGHTER AT CASA BLANCA
Jews Slain, Women Maltreatcd
and Buildings Sacked and
Burned There.
SLAUGHTER AT CASA BLANCA

TANGIER, August 9.--News has been
received here that Arab tribesmen, who
have gathered from the surrounding
country to the number of 5000 or. 5000,
swept. down upon General Drude's
camp, outside Casa Blanca, yesterday
afternoon. Yesterday they were driv-
en- off with considerable loss. Later
they renewed the attack and We're re-
pulsed.
The French troops are in splendid
condition and spirits. The warshlps
supported them during this attack by
keeping up steady shell fire on the
lhorsemen.
The Moors last night renewed their
attempt to invade Casa Blanca. but
were repulsed with heavy losses by
the fire from the warships. All the.
|consulates here are now guarded by
machine guns. The total of the Moor
| ish losses here Is estimated at 1000.
A dispatch received here from AL
cazar says that the chief Of the Kmass
| tribe, with 400 armed followers, pre-
sented himself last Monday at the
camp of the bandit Raisuli and took
RaisulI and Caid Sir Harry MacLean,
his English prisoner to Azagha, where
| q
Intention of negotiating with Moham-
med ell Torres, s,.representing the Sui
tam for the surrender Of MacLean.
Moha mined ell Torres has requested
| the American minister to Morocco,
Samuel r.. Gummere. to move with bis
househo old from his country residence
into Tangicr.
Horrible Crimes by NIoors.
Horrible details of tho slaughter of
| Jews, the maltreatment OF women and
1.-THE pillaEe and burning Of shops at
Casa Blanca, are told by passengers
who arrived here last night by steam
| er from that port. They say tha at af-
| ter the bonbardmcnt of the place be-
gan both the Moorish soldiers and the
Arabs revcnged themselves on the M
habitants, plundering, killing ana
| burning on all si6es.
They sacked the custom house and
burned a large part OF tho city, whose
streets werc SO filed with decompos-
Ing bodies that an epidemic is threat
/ ened. Among the Jews killed was a
! man under the protection OF the Brit
fish consulute His sisters We're as
saulted and carried off by the Moors
4. Many foats OF heroism, both BY
French and Spanish sailors, are re-
| counted.
Tribesmen Raid Other Towns.
The town of Cape Juby,ton the West
4 Coast of Africa, has been attacked and
braided by the Aituyusa and Aitdjemal
i tribes. a number Of the garrison We're
i killed ana tho remainder We're made
4 prisoners. The Governor escaped in q
| boat to tho fort on Fuerteventnra
.IIsland. opposite Cape Judy, The r@be
'tribesmen completely looted Cape JUDY
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NIIss Shaw 10 We'd,

WASHINGTON, p. G., August loo,--Lieu-
te,,ant -(,ommarder and Mrs, Shaw have sent
out cards announcing the marriage OF tho
daughter OF the latter, Ruth Emery, to On
sign Horace Christopher Laird. H. S. a j,
Tuesday, August g. at Norfolk. va,
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STANDARD FILES
ITS APPEAL BILL
Applicat for Writ OF Error
Granted, but Supcrsedcas
Refused.

CHICAGO, I'LL, August 9.--The at
torncys for thc STANDARD Oil Com
pany to-day filed the company's AS
signment of errors In the United
states District Court. They then went
before Judge Grosscup In the United
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& Under orders from National Presi-
dent Small OF the telegraphers' orr
sanization. National Secretary Rus
sell tonight telegraphed to the sec
retaries of the various locals through
out the country to keep the men at
work until further orders. Mr.. Rus
sell. in explanation of this action
Sa Id -..---- --a.. 49,.
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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

S3250-5-rm. cottage and b. On Diamond ST,
Elizabeth; lot is 20x1O0; brick foundation;
cement walks; graded street. large and
large basement. (1054)
$3oo0-5-rm. cottage and basement on Chenery
St, nr. Castro; brick and cement foundation;
street graded cars pass the door; has all
modern conveniences; mortgage Of $1,000 pay
able at S25 per mo. can stand. (1052)
S300O-5-rm. cottage on Buena Vista ave.
Engenia; blocks to cars; everything modern
and up-to-date; ene-half cash. 0034
S3650-6-rm. cottage on 2Sth St, nr. Dolores;
block TO cars; street bituminiZed; everything
I'm good condition; has driveway and good
sized barn; lot 25xlI4 {IO53l
S4ooo-Alvarado ST., Hr. Hoffman; S-rm. cottage;
just built; all modern and up>to-date. f1036)
$425o-7-rm- cottage on Alvarado ST., mr.. Castro;
fn fine condition; lot 25xlI4. 1040)
S6000-T-rm. cottage: brand new: concrete
foundation; street graded: lot 25x1o6:6; block
to cars; this is a hne proposition. Q056)
S2J50-4-rm cottage College ave-; II block
from Mission; is worth $1,000 25x90; this Is a
snap for some one. fDOt
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
G. H. UMBSEN & Co,
20 Montgomery st.
BONIFIELD, JEFFRESS & RYAN.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
49 POST ST.

FOR SALE
Sic, ,oOo-NOrth Beach Belt line factory site;
about 10000 square feet; shipping ia
cllltles uneXcelled; cheap.
SOo, ,OOO-LaHSe apartment house IN fne location; (;
built In IA separate fats of from TO 8
rooms each; total rent 500 per month T;
building new; south Of Haight; big lot.
S50.o00-50 feet on Ellis ST., close in.
So, 2,5O0-N0ntgomerv-a corner containing
over 5000 square feet: this piece viii
pay on valuation Of S1O0, 600 If improved
with $4,000 building
S2e,o00-Rent $3.50 per month: Broderick st.
near Post; new building 5O-foOt lot:
fats. rooms each. and finished
easements
So, ,50O-Rent S262.J0 per mo-; apartment
fats. just completed; all rented with
cut leases.
SIS. OOo-Corner Of 8 frontages in one Of the
busiest districts Of North Beach, 55xST g.
Sl5.0O0-Rent SI1250 per mo- DeEisadero, near
Grove; 3 modern fats
SIS, ,bO0-Rent S145 per mo-; 3 fats OF
and bath each Frederick St,
near Ashbury.
SIS, ,5Oo-Rent $50 per mo-; 3 new Groom fats
Post. near Broderick: mortgage $1,000.
Sl2,5oo-Large corner on Broadway. in the busi-
ness part of North Beach; good buy.
So OOo-T5- foot Russian HfIl residence lot. only
sl60 per foot.
Sc. o00-NIarine view lot Of 2T.ex114: Clay ST,
near LeaTenWOrth: superb view.
S5.oo0-Na allejO st, east Of Van Ness; 25x137 g.
S4.IJ0-NOb Hil lot / block from Fairmont
Hotel; magnificent view; lot IS nearly
80 feet front
81. T50-3I-fo lot on small street IN China
town; improved viii bring large income;
must be sold
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c. P. MCLEOD COMPANY. Inc,
25S7-Se Mission st. nr. 22d.
Phone Market 259S
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER
23S0 Pine sE


OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER
23S0 Pine st.
Lots 21s feet deep; $500 each; perfectly level,
Take Mission-st. cars 70 emile house; walk 2
blocks east Spring Valley water piped.
LOTS IN TIE RICHMOND DISTRICT
$40 monthly.
LOTS IN THE SUNSET DISTRICT
$40 monthly.
LOTS AT ocEANsIDE
Branch ofhce, 4sth ave. and Il st.
POINT LoBoS HEIGHTS
Only II lots left In this magnificent marine
view block. Streets on official grade. Gas and
water mains laid. Take Sutter-st. cars TO 4Ist
and Point Lobos aTes. Agent on the grounds
EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD LOTS
$S75 each; ready to build on. Take Mission-st.
cars TO Brazil ave-; walk east to Moscow St.
LOTS $500 AND UPWARD
II you are looking for cheap building lot
branch Office, 2574 San Bruno ave. Our agent,
L WEINSTEIN, will show you around. Take
cars at 2efh and Mission sts.
$3.50 LOTS NEAR THE OCEAN BOULEVARD
Graded and ready TO build on, between 46th
and 47th aves-, and SITS. $40 monthly
payments.
now
being built. Take Mission-st cars up 22d St,
ride TO Hoffman ave-; walk = block to Eliza
beth St and 1 block along Elizabeth to View
avenue.
No. 171s 9th ave-. Sunset district; 4-room
cottage; new and modern; easy terms.
LOTS NEAR BAKERS BEACH
Grand marine view lots on 23th ave-, between
flake and West Clay sts.; 3o-foot frontages.
.MssIoN-sT. LOTS
slst SITS; street bituninized gas and ID vster a,r
mains laid; secure a lot on this busy street
cars and stores at your door; 500 cash and
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
1880 Pine st.
CLARENCE COLMAN.
ii'S POST FoR sALE-uSrmfPIRRoeThEEpfn fIRe hEfnkn 1923.
SIS, ,00o-1s s:6x60; lot less than 100 feet from
busiest part of Montgomery ST.; you
SAG, ,0oo-s2 6xl2o: near sutter and Mason SITS.
S35. .000-5Ox120; southeast corner, near Market
and Van Ness three frontages; elegant
$15, ,ooo-5oxs0; Valencia st, Market
$s500-25x100; Bush ST., near Taylor.
SIC. .000-S5xS0; Fine corner 10th ST.
$s000-51xT5; southwest corner on Guerrero
81, ,ooo-5ox9o; north side Of Folsom St, down
$50. 00o-4Ox5T:s; near 4th and Howard.
FOR SALE-IMPROvED
$S.50o-3 fats Of 4, . and rooms; built less
than months; in Mission; lot 26x114; in
SOS per month; fine location
SO. .o00-Elegant apartment house in Mission
near Mission and 22d; finished less than 8
months; contains 5-room modern fats
and cement basement; large lot. 33x12S:
large mortgage can be obtained; income
$24J per month.
$1,000 fats in Potrero; lot 5ox100. income
$50.
CLARENCE COLMAN.
11o9 Post ST. Phone Franklin 1O25
GET home now near new l9tii-st. car line
$50 cash. $40 monthly; between L and NJ SITS
ready to build on; lot 18th, 18th, Doth and
21st aTes.: only few left
McEwEN BROS. 475 Pine st.
Sl500-Lot near l ST., 14th ave.j ready to
build on; Hest. carhouse.
McEWEN BROS, Ats Pine st.
$50 cash. $40 monthly; MIST. lot 27xl00; near
18th
McEwEN BROS, 475 Pine ST.
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$10b, 000-Elegant corner on Bush st, close to
new city courts; ideal location Tor apart
ment house and stores; would get sun
on about 200 feet frontage. (IO4 Al
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE CU.
SO GEARY ST,
A nc A INGI- A NOE RENTI

Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE ou.
SO GEARY ST.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE; RENTING. TING
ing leased to one of tie largest corpora
tions in San Francisco for S2,4o0 per
year; absolutely safe investment, paying
large rate of interest.
sic. .00O-Fan Ness ave. Green; elegant site
for sanitarium or apartment house; lot
s1e,oOo-Caiifornia, near Webster; modern
flats of and rooms and bath. renting
for S125 per month.
SIS, ,50o-Double frontage on Oak ST., near
Laguna; fats, bringing in s136 per mo.
s12, ,5oo-Cor. Of Castro St; rents $l25; could De
increased to $3.50; houses; store and
s12, ,5oo@cor. Path and capp sts;, 5o1e0 feet;
4 improvem ents renting for $50.
SIC, ,oo0-0ver 55 feet frontage; Cherry, near
Washington, with modern house of
rooms and bath.
basement, opposite Alta Plaza; must bt
sold on account of owner leaving city.
So 5O0-Pine ST., near Scott; cottage of rooms
and bath.
of Richmond business section; building
can be easily turned into stores.
$1,000 modern fats in Park district; present
rents S72 per month.
sc 000-2 Groom fats on Laguna ST., neal
Greenwich; rents $3.50.
s.. 5oo-Jackson, near Hyde; 27:ex137:6; Offer
wanted.
one of the most desirable residence local
ities in San Francisco; cheapest buy in
45Oo-Rausch St. near Folsom; 2 cottages Of
rooms and bath each; renting for SAT. &c
per month.
81 1ooELyon ST., near California; 27:7Mx1o0;
old improy yements; a snap.
81, 4,o00-Leavenworth, near Pine; choicest home
site in this vicinity.
S., ,500--57 :6-foot corner on Lake ST. and 10th
avenue
ss.50o-sox120 9Th ave-, near St; new, ar
tistically constructed bungalow; must be
seen to be appreciated.
So 250-Eegsnt building lot bet. Lake st. and
Preside wall; 25x120 feet
SIS. .50o-Three magnificent fats; palaces of park
district; see these If you want the best.
ST.. .000-A beautiful residence; 10 modern rooms;
select location.
S12, ,500-Four modern fats. with tfoot front
age; and large rooms; bank mortgage OF
$1,000; have you the balance?
SS25O-Artistically built house; 8 large sunny
rooms: corner; 50x101; bargain.
S9500-Three substantial flats. two years old
5, and rooms; sunny; good buy.
S9500-Reautifui home: I rooms and banquet.
room: buy this and be happy.
S95O0-Two corner fats, 40-foot fssntage; grand
view; mortgage of $1,000; good income.
S6500-New house; sunny rooms, hardwood
noors auto drive; rapidly building location.
Park; one year old; large lot good income
get busy.
s6300-SweH home, 10 rooms, on sunny side OF
Stanyan ST. this is sacrifice, don't miss it.
SG250--Two fats two years old; 8 and rooms:
good location and hard to find az this price.
$5T00--Pleasant home of rooms, three years
old; cannot duplicate in city
$S700-Four pretty Rolneos, one year old; this
is ail right, paying you 500 per month.
Lot Il ST and I'd ave., Sunset; must be sold
$4,000; worth $2500-
ing yourself out looking for property; me;
TERMS ON ALI. ABOVE PROPERTY.
1410 HAIGHT ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

COTTAGES. COTTAGES COTTAGES.
Do you know that the Mission is recognized as
the best district of San Francisco to live in.
il has the best climate and prices are not
exorbitant; we have a very large number Of
desirable cottages on our lists, many of which
can be bought on the intsallment plan; we
have them at all prices and feel sure we can
interest you; be sure to see what we have got
before buying
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

$40 oo0--Fine northeast corner Bush St,
close to Grant ave-, Home Telephone
Co and new court building; lot 60x70.
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$s5, ,000-Fine corner, close to seawall; 60-yara
lot, 137:6x137:6; spur track excellent
site for manufacturing concern (62 Al
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

s2S 000-Fine northeast corner on Howard ST.,
not far from 14th; $50 feet streeA front
age; ideal manufacturing site t614 A.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

S31- -5O0-Brannan ST corner. Third Tot 35x
1eO; 3 frOntages; One-story and basement
frame warehouse. with balcony and cleo
trfc eleya tor; leased for years at $4,000
per anntm.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
SPECIALl SPEC1ALi

ss7J0-Two new hats of G rooms and bath each
modern and up to date; large basement;
rents S95 per month; built since the hre;
9th ave, Sunset; fine district.
BALDWIN & HOWELL 1892 FILLMORE ST.
BALDWIN g. HOWELL 1892 FILLMORE ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
,povrn PTsTNFss PROpERTY

II, ,000-South lire OF Howard ST.. east Of 5ths
25xSo; mortgage Of $4,000 can remain.
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LOTS.

LOTS. LOTS. LOTS.
We have a large number OF cheap lots from
$500 to $3.50 in locations where the values
are rising rapidly. Now is the time to build
and reap the benefit Of the Increase in value.
Be sure to obtain our list
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

$500 ea.-25xe0 ea.; nice lots on north line
of 25th, mr.. Homestead; these are easily
worth the money. (1046Sl
S650-25x1l1; a NE corner on 25th St QO12D
S750-25x60; NE. corner on 25th St; this is
cheap. Q046S)
ss25-3Sx1Ooj on Bemis ST., nr. Mateo Q0OG)
$950-lc0x120: NV. corner in the University
Mound Tract Q05D
S1250- -25xl2o; east line of Chenery, mr. Randall,
in Fairmont Tract. (1045)
$2loo- 2exl0o; on Alabama St, nr. goth; right
in the warm belt (974)
S2l00-100xl14; on 2sth St, mr. Douglas; divide
turn. (962S)
s2650- -26s6x1O0; Sw. corner on 23d St both
streets bituminized; gas and sewer in street;
rapidly improving neghborhOOd. Q042)
S3G50-25x10o; Guerrero, 18th; this is fine
property. Qo22S)
s265a-G6x125; NE. corner on 25th st. terms on
this. (1046S)
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

HARRIGAN
WEIDENAIULLER & ROSENSTIRN, Inc.
S45 MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

$l7, ,000-45xl22:6: east line of Mission ST, mr..
I9th; a fine large lot on the Market st' of
the Mission; will be worth $40, 600 in 9
months; the city about to repsve Mission st.
without cost to prOperty-owners; come out and
look al this and submit US offer. Q05D
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Members of the s. F. Real Estate Board.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
1892 FILLMORE ST.
A FEW

A FEW
CHOICE LOCATIONS
Close to Union Square; 6-stOry and basement
building; stores and lofts; exceliently lighted.
over 5000 square feet on store door. lofts would
sublet for rent asked for entire building.
Mission, near Second. running through to AIinna.
4story and basement building; $500 per month
Market St, inside OF 9th: so feet frontage 10
rear street; very desirable for furniture busi-
ness; will build 20 suit tenant.
Hotel on 9th ST., close to Western Pacific and
other railroad centers; 50 rooms, baths. dining
rooms and two stoves; ready April i. 1907.
Hotel and stores. close to Flood building, 90
rooms, baths, hne baSements By subletting
portions rooms win not cost over so.
Warehouses on spur track, close to 4th and
Townsend; rent about y cents per foot; 5000
to IA. 600 square feet in each building; ele-
vatOr, etc.
Warehouse or manufacturing sites, corner 10th
and Harrison SITS; building fronting two
streets; 10000 square feet at very reasonable
rent; also large corner adjoining, fronting
three streets spur track privilege already ar
ranged
Call at cur Office for further particulars OF the
above and many others we have to ofer.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

S15 50o-One of the best investments offered
for sale; rents $500 per year on secured
lease: all leased 6at building
of stores aud 2 fats; Haight St, near
Masonic ave.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

$25, ,00o-SNAP- side of Ellis St, close
TO Larkin; lot 35x137:e; fine holding for
apartment house GOO Al
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

IMPROVED BUSINESS PROREhI1.
AZ 5O0-Fulton ST. corner. vicinity OF 9Th ave-,
fronting on Golden Gate Park; 120x192s
one-story frame improvements under Sc
cured lease for years at $500 per an
mum: pays Is per cent net.