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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05

Among the more important building
permits granted during the past week
were the following:
Hope street, 715-25, ,South-Young
Mems Christian association, city, own
ers; A. B. Benton, builder; ten-story
building, $375,000.
Hill street, 251-55, South-Young Wo-
mems Christian association, city, own
ers: r. Neustadt Construction COM
pany, builders; six-story building,
$3.50
Mateo street, 195S-Atlantic Gulf COM
pany, owner and builder; one-story,
one-room warehouse. $4,000.
Jeffries avenue 2027-Mrs. Alma Ston-
er. owner; ]. C. Richards, builder; two
story twelve-roonl residence, $2,5O0.,
sixth street, 302S East-C. e. Groat,
owner: A. D. Poster, builder; one-Story'
five-room residence, $500.
sixth street, 1924. East-Same as
above.
above.
ovich. 622 West Eighth street, owner
and builder; two-story,C twelve-room
Figueroa street, 2432, south-C. w.
Baker. owner; u. G. Soffell, builder;
alterations to residence, $4,000.
Union avenue, 211223, South-B r.
YarnellS, owner ana DuhueI, IWo-S'oiJ'
eleven-room fiat building, $4,000.
Forty-third street, 394, North-o: l.
Poole, owner; G. D. McWllllams, pullu- noo
er: ne-story, siX-room residence, szouV'
Harvard boulevard, 18Th. }. SIM
mer, owner and builder; two-story,
eight-room residence, $45O0.
Eleventh street, 247O. West-Miss Ella
Rhoads. owner; c.. M. George, bullder;
two-story. ten-room residence, $45OO
Snnth-'IhO0aS
Higgins, owner; H. NJ Parlier, builder;
two-story, thirteen-room resloehce'
$7158
La Sale avenue, 1946-P. q. Thayer,
owner; Milwaukee Building company.
builder; two-story, seven-room resi-
dence, S3195.
Wisconsin street 4603-A. w. Barnes.
owner; M. C. Allies, builder; one and a
half-story, seven-room residence, SZOOO.
Confidence street, 14S West-C; II.
FARRELL owner; A. l.. Parker pulluer'
tWo-story, nine-room residence, $3VOU:
Piedmont avenue, 6119-B. I. Hill
owner and builder; one-story' nVe-
room residence, $4,000
Center street. 112-124-A. Lybie, own
er; H, A. Cole, builder; two-story ware
house, $23,500. -
Fifty-fourth street, 1918 East-W. H.
Clark, owner and builder; one-story'
Six-room residence, $1,000
Twenty-seventh street, 202, West-F.
l.. Jackson, owner; Milwaukee Build
ing company, builders; two-story, SIX
teen-room apartments, $4995.
Thorp street, 42S-G. r. Erdmann,
owner and builder; one-story, six-room
residence, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
BURGLARS HEAT
MELTED BY PITY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PITTSBURG, May 4.-With his babe
lying dead in one room and his wife i'll
unto death in another room, w. W.
Waitneight, a well-to-do citizen of
Bellvue, a fashionable Pittsburg sub
urb, this morning encountered burg
lar in one of his upper halls. Mr. Wait
height had not had much sleep for
week, but he became wide awake when
he blinked into the muzzle OF big re-
volver held by a masked man, who was
telling him in no choice words to throw
his hands up and to be - quick
about it.
BE quiet, please" said Mr.. Wait
height as his hands flew up. MY baby
is dead in the house and my wife is
seriously ill. She is sleeping now. Any
excitement would kill her also"
whats that? Baby dead?' came
from behind the mask in the gloom of
the hall. Yer not stringing me?"
mo" said Mr.. Waitneigh with a
sob, ''and my wife may die if she is
walked suddenly now. Take everything
you can find, only get it quickly and go
before any one else sees you and gives
the alarm"
''If that is so,'' said the burglar, 81
am very sorry for you and you have
my sympathy. Had 1 known | would
have selected another house. Here is
the watch 1 took from your pocket.
may restore the other articles as l go
along. WE'LL good by, as L must be
about my business" and he left.
The burglar, who was rather tall
and powerful man, with slouched cap
and a small kit of TOOLS had gained an
entrance to the residence by turning
and forcing out a key that had been
left in the kitchen door after it had
been locked for the night. After MAX
ing an inspection of the rooms on the
first floor he went to the second floor,
where he encountered the man of the
house. Mr.. Waitneight has reported
the matter to the police. but asks that
no special pains be taken to get the
burglar with heart. Mrs. Walt
height is improving. The babe was
buried tOday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
BELLE ELOPES WITH
FATHER" CREDITOR
snecinI to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 4.-Miss
Katherine Mansour, daughter of Sar-
kis Mansolfr, the wealthiest syrian
resident of Springfield, eloped with
Elias Roukous, a wholesale dry goods
merchant of Providence, Fl. l., and the
couple have been married.
Miss Mansour's features are familiar
to thousands of art students. Because
of her beauty and grace she has been
much sought by Smith college girls to
nose for them. Sir Thomas Upton has
q full length portrait of her represents
ing a flower girl.
ELIAS Roukous met his bride SIX
months ago when he called upon Sarkis
Mansour to sell him a bill of goods
Mansour was out and Roukous en-
gagged Miss Mansour in conversation.
When Roukous asked Mansour Tor the
hand of his daughter Mansour flew into
rage.
Mansour has torn his daughters
picture into bits, has burned her ward
robe and destroyed her personal effects.
Roukous has attached the property
of his father-in-law for $40O. Roukous
says that on the first occasion OF meet
ing his bride he sold Mansour bill OF
goods for which he has never received
payment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
INVESTORS BUY
ON WEST SEVENTH
BREEDLOVE FRONTAGE SOLD
FOR $4,000
Advance of $4,000 in Less Than Sixty
Days-Vaues on Twelfth Street,
Near Main-Other
Sales

Indicative of interest in the new bus
mess district off Hill street to the west
may be mentioned the very recent sale
of frontage at an advance of $4,000 with
in a period of less than sixty days. L
Breedlove has sold to the Isaac Bros.
company a lot at 516-51S West Seventh
street, on the south side, between Olive
street and Grand avenue, for $S7, 900.
The lot is 40 by Ill feet improved with
a one-story brick building with a cot
tage in the rear. About two months
ago Mr.. Breedlove paid $4,000 for the
property Both sales were negotiated
by R. A. -.owap & Co.
S. H. Mulford has sold to Mrs Laura
Hughes two lots on the south side OF
Twelfth street, between Main and Hill
streets, ITO by $50 feet; consideration,
$44, ,000
The property at 497-499 East Third
street, so by 100 feet, has been sold to
a local investor by Fred A. Hines for
$2S,OOO The lot, 2S by 110 feet at 464
East Third street, was sold for $15, ,40O
by Pauline Rach to George Wandling
improvements on both lots nominal.
Conway & Kessler report the sale for
A. j. LIE Sage to A. F. Nortin of the
property at 1909 West Eighth street
for $SOOO The lot is so by 127 feet in
size and is improved with nine-roem
residence.
The same agency has sold for Charles
G. Kessler to William Bauer the south
west corner of Thirty-third and STAN
ford streets, so by 1874 feet, improved
with a fiVe-room cottage, for stated
consideration of $4,000.
Mrs Jessie Siefert has sold to Abra-
ham Schulman, through George M.
SoRelie and c. C. Hirsford. the prop
erty at $500 Turner street for re-
ported consideration of $4,000. The lot
is 100 by 1882 feet in size. The inn
provements are said to be of small
value.
A. ]. Kohl has sold to James Han
ley, through the agency of w. b. Mer-
win & Co., lot on the south side of
East First street, just west of Central
avenue, for consideration said to APP
proximate 1000. The lot is SO by
219 feet in size and contains no inn
provements. There is Southern Pa
oific spur track in the rear of the prop
erty.
Thomas Foulkes, the electrical con-
tractor for the Security building and
Hotel Alexandria, has bought for $700C
the property at 2374 West Washington
street, a handsome eight-room house
The seller was j. w. Thayer and the
agents Barlow q Bragdon.
Frank N. Greeley of Berkeley has
purchased from p. A. Camel lots 49,
and 140 of the Kohler tract, being w
j. Fishers resubdivision of the Kohlei
& Frohling tract, for consideration
said to Approximate $500. The lots are
so by 102 feet in size and are improved
with two cottages, described as 1853 ano
760 Kohler street. The property is just
south OF Seventh street.
T. L. Brien & Co., on the corner OF
Jefferson and Main streets, report the
following sales for the past week:
lSix-room cottage on West 81 street
between Orchard and Hoover streets
r. L. O'Brien to a local investor; con
sideration $4,000.
Six-room bungalow on West Forfeit
street, near Vermont avenue. w. N
Sarver to e. M. Sullivan; considera-
ton, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
ORANGE GROVES IN DEMAND
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

J. B. Treadendall of Pomona has sold
to /. N. Glover of Los Angeles an or
ange grove on Masa avenue, La Verne,
for $4,000. The sale was made through
the agency of the w. t. Michael &
Son Realty company. The grove con-
sists of thirteen and half acres plant
ed to Washington navels Mr.. Glover
will erect house on the property and
make it his home.
DIR. j. D. Reed and j. B. Coulson
have sold a ten-acre lemon grove in
Covina to L. r. Topham and III. c..
Meehan, who came from Germantown.
Pa. The purchasers will build homes
on the tract and occupy them
w. T. Henderson has just purchased
from H. r. Schisler an eight-acre ranch
under high cultivation at Lordsburg
for $4,000.
HI. Q. Growther has sold to Charles
II. Needham twelve and one-half-
acre orange grove near Covina for
$4,000, reserving the present crop.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
Bunch of Sales

Miss N. McCrea reports. the following
sales: Four-room house at 167 West
Thirty-eighth street. to Samuel Austen,
S2650; lot on East Fifty-sixth street to
A. j. Thompson, $3.50; lot on East Sixty
first street to III. L. Ament, $3.50; house
at Willow Brook to Laura Ames, $1,000;
house and one acre of land in Willow
Brook to Arthur Downing, $500; house
at 263 Seneca avenue to Harry Kelley,
$4,000; two lots, West Fifty-first street,
to H. Dehougne. $500; house and lot on
Graham street to H. Abel. $1,000; ranch
property near Monrovia to Henry
Hughes. $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
Sale at AItadena

w. A. Bowen has sold his home place
at Altadeha, through the agency of l..
M. Pratt & Co. to Mr.. F. o. Popenoe.
The property consists of a lot 165x2S5
feet and a handsome bungalow built
by Mr.. Bowen about two years ago,
thoroughly modern and up-to-date. The
grounds are beautifully laid out with
lawn, flowers and ornamental shrub
berry. Consideration stated, $4,000. Mr..
and Mrs. Bowen will move to Los An
geles and Mr.. and Mrs. Popenoe will
move to Altadena to occupy their new
home. Mr.. Popenoe is western man
ager of the Pacific Monthly magazine,
with headquarters in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
Error of JUDGMENT

New Keeper in Travelling Menagerie
-'Ere's nice go! The best chame-
Icons dead!
Manager-P how did it hap
pen?
lseeper-Well, l was showing him as
usual-put him on the red cloth, and e
went red all right-put him on the blue
cloth, an e went blue all right. Then,
we'll, 1 suppose l must ave forgot my
self-I put him on a tartan plaid, and
the poor little beggar bust 'isself -
Black and White.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
The obedient Maid

A lady was giving instructions to
her new maid Before removing the
soup plates, Mary, always ask each
person if he or she would like any
more"
Very good madam replied the
maid.
At dinner that evening Mary, re-
spectfully bowling to guest, inquired:
More soup, sir?''
Eyes, please"
"There isn't any left" was the re-
ply-EXchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
APRIL BUILDING
DATA COMPLETE
MONTH ROUNDED OUT WITH
700 PERMITS
'osa' Valuation, $1,451,s52, Showing
That Improvement Activity Is
Increasing, Despite High
Value of Materials

Inc full report of building in Los
angeles tor the month of April, 1907,
makes an excellent showing. Nearly
400 new homes were erected. the fe-
ures IN TINS respect being consider
able increase over the previous months
OF the year. Every new. dwelling built
'.ak9 lakes lot Off the market and provides
Total permits roo. ta.a nNe people.
81, ,451 ,652. o'ioii'
Classified Statement
Below is the tabulated statement for
April: ior
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
New suhstatlon ordered

Owing to the large increase in popu-
lation in the vicinity of the Mccarthy
company's Greater Los Angeles tract,
a new substation has been ordered
opened at Fifty-ninth street and Mon
eta avenue, which will accommodate
a large area of the newly annexed dis
trict.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
Comparison with Other Years
Report by Wards

Following is the showing of improve
ments by wards for the month of
April:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
Modern Business Block on Broadway

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
PRINCIPAL Building Permits

Totals .........................7Os $,45l,6
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
THE MAsoN-McDUFFIE COMPANY,
BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA.
WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS.
CRANsToN. BELvEL & DwYER,

CRANST0N. BELVEL DWYER,
923 Fillmore, near McAllster.
SGT 500-Business corner inside Fillmore ST.; rent
Ss45; under lease; pays over Is per cent
per annum; exceptionally fine improve
ments new.
Sc o0O-New 7-room residence; lot 25x95 close
to Golden Gate Park
81 OO0-Residence of rooms and bath; lot 25x
1879; Panhandle District; make offer
So 000-2 fats on Haight ST.. inside OF Fill
more: and Z rooms and BATH rent $40;
lot 25x120 to rear street.
S7000-2 new sunny fats of Q and rooms and
bath: rent S57 .50 lot 25xe5; concrete
foundation; basement pretty street; close
TO Golden Gate Park.
81 1862 fats near 10th and Castro: 4 and 3
rooms and bath; rent $40; lot 25x11O
close IN
S375o-5-room and bath cottage on terms; $1,000
cash; balance same rent; concrete
foundation; basement, ETC.. lot 25x114;
in Mission.
s21oo-4-room cottage with bath, high base
ment, brick foundation; lot 25x75; near
Folsom st.
81. .6o0-Modern z-room cottage; terms 5000
cash, balance $50 per month; lot 25xio0;
In South San Francisco.
s,5oo-Lot 25x12o; close to Clayton and Haight
81. .ooo-Corner. 65x75. on 18th St. near Bryant;
terms $500 cash. balance easy payments.
CRANSTON, BELyEL & DwYER.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

SOL eErz SONS, REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
5o7 Defisadsro 81.
NEW ssUEsET.' kNp ''ocEANspE" BLocKs
BEING GRADED READY TO BUILD ON.
$500 to s12so--cnoicest Sunset and Ocean
superb location: fine view Of ocean and park
low prices and easy terms.
$3.50 70 tl6OO-Ant tchlesg lots. near Hnd
fronting ocean and boulevard. Don't miss
such good opportunity. On instsllments-
$500 to s7Oo-Richmond Heights lots: uneb-
struoted view Of ocean, park and spreckels
Lake.
oeesnsioe braoch ofnce. corner Il IT. and
tTth ave-; open daily and Sundays.
$3.50 to s<5o-Levsl ''ErosisiOs HOmesteao''
and Ocean View" io1: water. gas and neal
cars; monthly payments.
70 room cottages. best locations: easy
SOL cETz SONS,
So7 Devissoero ST.. near Esyes.
LANDGREBE. MAcHEvIN a JONES
5T0T Geary st. between Webster and Fillmore
e2l ,OOO-southeast corner residence, opposite
Golden Cate Park; contains roonS; 2
sttie; Large finished bsssnsnts lot sI:sE
srs.OooDsents $40 per MONTH Eni. IT. near
Fillmore: store and roonfng- house above.
bath each; on Webster ST., near Geary;
rents Sl1o per month
IS ooO--Foison ST. near 25th; residence. con-
tanning rooms and BATH lot 2bx1ib #
a. 6OO--NatOma st., near 9Th lot 25xTb.
81 sOO-Frederick st., near stanyan; lot 2ox
1910.
Al T5o-2ist ave., near A st.l lot 5ori2o.
9f f20o-28d ava, near CaliforIz1s st Lot zox1zo.
46xi2o
I.INDcREBE, MAoEEvM q JONES,
1707 Gesry st. between Weoster and ki1more-
GA.
.ve rr clement; Se75 per month; easily
Increased as there are No leases shtngied;
snap. 2os2 Bush ct.
q and
roon cotfaRes, very eaT torms1 enE 4 tefti
Ark1rsa1 at7 ns.x ]a.s :
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

HOOKER a LENT, 81 GEARY ST.
500. .OOO-StOckton at. near Post: this Is good
$50. OO0-Cheapest business corner on Valencia
st. BET Market and 22d; over 1900
square feet a Of ssPP ST0Pnd
A snap-Turk st. Webster; fats Of 8 and
rooms and bath; the property is in fne
condition: rents $3.50; lot 65x12O.
S29, ,Oo0-Choice corner on Haight st, I5x137;e;
3 large buildings, rented for S205 per
month easily changed into fats and
rent doubled.
S27, ,5O0-Haight-st- business property near Ma
sonic ave-; stores. renting for S225
per month; large lot; all leases secured.
SIC. O00-Two fats on Pacific Heights Of
rooms and bath each. 2 years old; 1ne
and up to date in every respect; finished
very artisticaily; hardware all solid
brass: fne marine view that cannot be
84T1o5
So. .5Oo-Vicinity Of Mission ana 2Ist sts.: 4
fats OF and rooms; large lot rents
slI.oOo~Near Market and 18th sts; Cats in
good condition. also fine stable; lot has
a frontage Of 45 feet; rents Sl05.
81, ,25O-Panhandle residence OF rooms; in
Sc. OOoSI5s fremont ave, above Frederick ST I:
house OF s rooms and bath; finished
rooms n basement beautiful marine
view Masonic-ave cars; make propo-
sitiOn
IS 5OO-Noe St; new residence Of rooms
and bath; fine basement rooms are all
sS 5OOEFolsom St.. near 25th: residence OF 9
rooms and hath; lot 25zl15 to rear alley,
with good stable on alley
81 bOO-IsOt 50x120: 9th ave, near Pre-
Gdio wall; bargain.
S4.0Oo-Chiua tosGn investment: size 40x56 g +:
near Clay and Stockton SITS.
s2.5oo-Lot on LsngtOn St. near Howard; size
25xsO
2.5oo-ciementins-st lot, looking up Folsom
et near 9TH 25xs0.
sl,eOo esch-rwo lots on J St. bet 9TH and
1850 each-Thres lots on 18th ave-, near
California ST 26x12o each
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
MAsoN-McDUFFIE COMPANY.

One OF the finest corner residences in San
Francisco commanding a superb marine view
This house stands lot 112:6x127:6; has
hothouse, hreproof cement garage and furnace
for steam heat. The house stands on an emin-
ence, with cement bulkhead bedrooms large,
with ample closets; attic 6ox55.
Here is highgrHde residence. perfect IN
all the details, such Is seldom to be found.
The view is absolutely unequaled, taking in
bay. ocean and hills.
Ask US about this place. 1t is more than a
residence-it is also an investment Half
the lot stands In lawn and can be used for
building. The land is now selling at $500 for
foot and is rapidly rising IN value. You know
how Preside Heights property is rated.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
CITY REAL EsrATE-continued.

,4.s ---.t y ~, FEEDER kAEN,
MA LSIATE AND INSURANCE.
UNITED STATES NATT0NAI BANK BLDG. /
SI' OOhNEk BCSH AND FILLMORE STS., Z
ROOMS 81 AND -.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

24xf30 In McGee Tract; SEQ; halt eaSa.
35x120 on McGss ave-; west mont; tIooS
$3.50 cash.
4Ox100 or A1lston way y6I6.
Choice sactory site on Cd S., block nortA
West Berkeley station $500.
4-rooua shingled bungalow; 40x18os e2AoOt
s1050 cash. balance SIS per month; strsss
work done.
Groom high basement cottage; nsws los 5OI
i85: well butt and artistic; ready % occupy
February g. 1880; $1,000 cash. balance 80
per month.
broom new shinglsd bungalow good lot{
close IN; best buy IN the locality; $500 1900
cash balance $40 per month
10-room house; new near Iele8rApA Atese
all modern; hne lot: $3.50
7-rocm new shtngled houSef swau ioaaE7onk
well built; cement basement double hoorna
etc, e65oO.
BERKEIEY REAL ESTATE AND ETYESTA
ArENT CO.,
21fS SHATTUCK AVE
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
nj. q. MORAN g CO., sOUTH BERA 80.

". O. NUhAN OOl oOyAa q 80 - !.
real estate fre ms, the Sun Of London and the
Insurance Company OF North America, both y
ness in Berkeley for past IS years We eonsids8
our advice to our customers good, being based %
experience. Now. while We have several good
huvs IN homes and lots, We consider the follow
ing the best we have for vacant corners
Three corner lots Dover ST. In the Poir1e1
r-rsef i block u and blocks to this station,
that can be bought for 500 less now than thsy
can be bought Tor IN 30 days from now; you
Will realize that this Is true when you learn
that these three lots offered are the only cor.
ners left FOR sale IN this beautiful tract On this
street
q MnRAN A CO. aouTH lnRKwMA
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-cOntinued.
DAIRY RANCH.


ton; nile from depot, creamery and school;
sandy lean.
shade
Tenant has 30 eows: viii sell all or any part
II place Is sold
Owner nonresident; sacrificing at $3.50; viii
take $500 cash. balance 6 per cent net.
See this place; q money maker at great
bargain.
L. NJ. CUTTING & co. Sole Agents.
STOCKTON. CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

-o'V'0--beautitu 9-rOom residence on Broad
way, near Buchanan ST.: frontage OF 80
ieet by ful depth; together with FUR
1llure. carpets ana piano; beautiful home
$1,000 bank mortgage can remain.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

S5T 5OO-Stockton St. close 20 Union Square; a
good lot for a building; ideal propo-
sition for permanent investment; get par
rculars.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

s750-First payment 1905 viii buy choice 1o-acre
tract OF land near Gait, Sacramento County
THIS land "a choice vegetable, fruit, table or
vvine-rrape land. Free rural delivery and
eoed bchooih Box II Gait, Gal
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

z'oOO-NW. corner near Devisadero and Post
SITS. 55xl62, with J. 85x75: improve
ments consist of > residences of g r0oms
each, corner dats of rooms each and
cottages of rooms each. rents S23J
per month; SO 0o0 mortgage can remain; /;
81 COO refused ihis week
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

Sl5.ooo-A sacrlfce on BRYANT ST.. neG- I'd
leased to large corporation at $3.50 per
month; 5000 bank mortgage re-
main; this property pays ID per cent net
on amount invested
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
BIG SNAP.
MAKE OFFER

An elegant. modern e-room cottage near Mis-
sion St; owner must sell at some price at once;
large lot: this Is not hot-air proposition; the
highest bidder gets the deed
Office open today from 10 a. N. to .. m;
II s. FYFE a CO., s84g Mission st
TELEPHONE MARKET 2l64
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

81 5OO-North corner Devisadero and promi-
nent street; the choicest location in the
Western Addition for an apartment house;
lot s2:6x105 It.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

sALADA BEACH, miles south Of Gle House,
drst town on Ocean Shore R. R.; 20 minutes
ride; low fares; macadamized streets, water,
sewersL sidewalks, shade trees etc.j guRran.
tsed In contracts; lots $3.50 and up; small
monthly payments. Take bus at polma sun
re- transportation with OCEAN SHORE
LAND Co. Countryman building, Van Ness
ave and Ellis st.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

So, 5Oo--six 4 rm. Eats; 2ex1oo; block from
Guerrero st; IN Al neighborhood; $500
per annun. CHAMBERLIN & co.. 2052
Bush st.
ts25o-FIrst-class, up-to-dAte, broom cottage,
half block OF Mission sts work al dsDe. 1pr,
psy $40 &ission ct.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

v. O MORAN = Co. SOUTH BnRxEzEE-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

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