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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
earlier date, to mark the spot where
was planted the first settlement OF
Virginia.
NOW AFTER THE
SOCIAL CLUBS
Captain Carpenter to Have In
vcstigation Made Of Reported
disorder at Pine Beach.

ia LIE sro WN Elk POSITION
GROUNDS, VA, August 13.-Captain
Henry w. Carpenter. commandant OF
the Exposition Powhatan Guard, and
also Of the Pine Beach police force,
returned to guard headquarters to-
day, after an absence Of several days
on sick leave, and Immediately there
after issued orders for rigid inVcsti-
cation of reports of disorder at sew
eral of the Pine Beach resorts last
night and early this morning. Re-
ports of disorder come from several
social clubs stlll doing business there,
and Captain Carpenter will cndeavor
to get enough evidence against them
to cause revocation of their licenses,
General Robertson, who commands
the North Carolina militia, now In
camp at the exposition, has been re-
qucsted to place a provost guard at
Pine Beach TO keep the militiamen
away from there after hours
Il. H. Blake. the employment agency
operator at Pine Beach and Richmond
recently fined by Justice I3ackus on sew
eral charges of obtaining money undai
false prctenses In dealing with those
seeking employment, Will have 10 stnnt
trial on another warrant, charging :;
similar onense. The case will be heard
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon By
Justice II. c. Gornto, appointed to tht
magistracy by Judge Portlock yestGr'
day. The fines imposed on Blake bS
Bnclfus We're merely nominal.
It Is improbable that Justice Bactus
whose administration of the. law hat
been unsatisfactory to Captain. Ca
penter, will again serve as magistrate
of the Exposition Police Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
dial welcome by MIR. Ellyson.

Especial TO The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
JAM e ST OWN EXP O 81 7 10 N
GROUNDS, VA, August lathe Amer
lean Railway Industrial Association met
in the Auditorium here to-day. The
visitors were welcomed to the cSposi'
Ellyson, TO which Mr.. w. n. Mann, in
dustrlal agent Of the Chicago, Burling
ton and Quincy Railroad, responded.
Incorporation Of the Association witt
the Government in Development Work
was the topic of general discussion FOL
the day. Those speaking were G. j
Blanchard, statistician of the United
States reclamation service; j. r. Powell
of the United States Department OF AZ
riculture. and Mr.. Wilson. Of the United
States Geological Survey.
Those here for the meeting made
tour. or the harbor this afternoon, nnt
banquet at the Inside Inn CONCLUDED
the program Of the day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
MIR. MAJOR GOES TO
TEACH IN CHINA
3MITcHELLs, VA, August

MlTCHELLS. VA, August 13.--Mr
Julian Male Major has sailed for
Shanghai, China, where he has accept
ed a position as commandant in milf
tary school for Chinese boys. The
school is under the supervision OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
MI. Major is the youngest son OF
Mr., Sam Major and Lille Buck Major,
his wife. lie graduated at tile Yir-
ginia Military institute In the class OF
1907, and Is not yet twenty one.
Though so young. his sterling quail
ties and good habits make him espe-
cially fitted for the position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
KNIGHTS OF MAccABEEs.

vention went on nm excursion about the
harbor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
NORTH CAROLINA DAY
AT THE EXPOSITION

Mile. noEcrt's double somcrsault-
ing automobile, on the Wnrrnth.
Concert by Expedition Band,
Wnrpnth.
Pinmo recital, Joseph Nncrz.
Special exhibition by the Fisk
Jubilee Singers ut the Negro Build
ing.
Organ recital, William Wall
Whiddit. assisted by Miss Moller,
contrnlto.
Dress parade Twcnty-third In
fantry.
Mexican National Band concert,
reviewing stand.
Drill Battery d. Third Regiment
Field Artillery.
Phinncys United States Band,
with chorus of 800 children, in his
famous "Fircsidc to Bnttleficld,'
reviewing stand, Lee Parade.
Concert by Exposition Band,
Fireworks Grounds. 4-a
Organ recital, William w. Whid-
dit, assisted by Miss Moller, con-
trnltO.
Fireworks.
Dancing, Convention Hull.
Concert by Exposition Band,
Warpnth.
Mile. HoEcrt's double Somcrsnult-
ing automobile, on the Wnrpnth.
Two nirship flights between II
a. NJ. and q p. NJ, by Lincoln
Beuchy, the boy neronaut, weather
pcrmtttinE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
AUGUST 18TH.
North Carolina Day.

North Carolina Day.
. Conventions meeting:
Jolly Jokers' Club. auditorium,
small hall, o 10 ;.
Roanoke Colony Memorial, Audi
torism, Room 4, 4 =. NJ.
Exhibition OF Weather Dnrcnu
enrtigunl.e recorder, Government
building A.
Preparation of large weather
map from reports from all sections
of the country, Government build
Ing "A.
North cnrolinn Day exercises,
Auditorium.
Concert by Exposition Band,
Machinery Building.
Session of Model School.
HioErnphics3 ana AtercupticOn cN-
hihitiOn. scenes on Indian RcNervn-
ton, with lecture, Interior Dcpurt-
mcnt, Governments Building A.
Concert by Exposition Band.
manufactures Buildfng.s
HioSrRphic exhibition and lee
turc, scenes in Yosemite Valley,
Government building A.
PhinneS's United States Band,
Auditorium.
United States Life Saving Ser
vice drill ut station.
illustrated lecture, "Rcclniming
the Desert" by Mr.. j. G. Watts.
u. S. II. s., Interior Department.,
Government Building A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
Jacobs &c Lew

Curtis Guild, Jr Governors Brigadier-
General Chief OF staff; Brigadlor-Gcn-
eral VIM. H. Devlne, surgeon general;
Brigndier- General William b. Emory,
uuarterma ster- general; I3rlgndier- Gem
eral las, q. White, cnn,,,issary gene
Iral; Lieutenant- Colonel W. M. Bailey,
assistant inspector general; Lioutcn-
ant Colonel Samuel D. Parker, nssis-
tant inspector general; Major Edward
Gllnes, assistant quartermastcr-gc gen
eral: Major Ira Vaughn, aide de- camp;
Hon. Albion +. Hemis, councillor; Hon.
Lewis II. Bartlett, councillors; Hon.
Seward w. Jones' councillor; Chas. S.
Groves private secretary to the Gov
ernor: Edward f. Hamlin executive
secretary, Hon. VIM d. Chapple, pres
ident of the Senate: Hon. Jno. N. Cole,
Speaker House Of Representatives;
| Hon Arthur Nj. TAFT Hon. VIM. II.
lSeiker, Hon. Jno. ]. Mitchell; Repre-
sentative S. l.. Porter. Representative
Jas a, Jones. Representatives Claesson
Kenney, Representative G. Arthur Bod !
we'll, Representative J. Bernard Fer
Der. Representative Martin 7. Hall
Hon. Elmer S. stevens, Hon. Frank NJ
Chace, Representative Barker b. How
ard, Representative Chas. H. Macon
Der, Representative Lewis 3. Mcl[ie
Representative Emil j. Muehlig, Rep
resentative Edward j.. Sanberg, Hen.
| ry y. Coolidge. clerk of the Senate
Jas W. INimball, clerk Of the House
David r. Remington. sergeant arms
Thomas r. Pcrdick, doorkeeper of tn,
K V,,, A ~ ,t,y a ~, n
the Board OF Managers for Massachu
sets; Chas, II. Johnson, assistan
| doorkeeper of the Senate; Woburn
VIM. McEwen, Boston Globe; Colone
Thomas l.. Livermore.
Immediately following Governor
Guilds speech the party returned to
1.-THE Massachusetts Building, where
luncheon was served by the commits
sion to tho visitors.
Parade and Reception.
At $3.50 o'clock the military parade
took place. Governors Guild and
! Swanson reviewed the troops and naval
reserves. First to file before the re-
viewing stand was tho Twenty third
Infantry then the Third Artillery and
then Twelfth Cavalry of the United
States troops encamped here Next
came the Massachusetts Naval Bri-
! gade, 500 strong. headed by one OF the
finest bands heard here during the ex
position. Following the naval reserves
came the brigade OF North Carolina
/ troops. tbs ended the review.
The commission gave a public recep-
/ ton after the parade to the Governor
loT Massachusetts, and his party, and
more than 5000 people We're entertain
led during tho afternoon. During the
reception Governor Guild read the
\ proclamation, designating yesterday al
A Massachusetts, Day. and received the
building keys from the commission
u This constituted the formal dedication
of the building
4 Governor Guild and many members
,lcf his party left Tonight for Wash
I, lingNop on special steamer. The ma
:. val reserves sailed this afternoon for
: Boston,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
COURT MARITAL TRIAL
NEARING ITS CLOSE
Especial 10 Tho rimes-plspa,cn

NORFOLK, VA, August l3..-Evidence In
the court-martial proceedings against Chap
lain Harry W. Jones, y. s. N, at the Nor
folk navy Yard, was concluded to-day, the
witness stand, and Lawyer James Kerr pre-
sented the argument for the defense liz
admitted some OF the charges. The Judge
advocate viii likely conclude the argumen,
To- tho prosecution tomorrow, and tho nnd
inss of the court Will soon be In ths hands
/ OF the Secretary OF the Navy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
BnIsTOL Will SHOW
....'. rnnn VAv<iUp G u

GOOD INCREASF IN VALUES
BRISTOL VA, August 13,---rhe revenues
Of Bristol. Va, for the current year will be
about $1,000 moro than last year, Com
missioner Of the Revenue NJ. l.. Fowler has
COMPLETED the tax hooks, These books show
total of nearly $4,000 ta&es to be coll
lected for the city alone on personal prop
erty and realty The privilege Ataxes Will
amount to about $4,000. All told, TIE reye-
lines without saloons Will be q fraction
greater than they were last year. With the
amount realized In saloon llaensea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
Commissioned Officer. of the Uni.
formed Rnnk IN Session.

NORFOLK. VA. August 13--The con-
vention of commissioned officers of
the Uniformed Rank Knights of the
Maccabecs of the World, in biennial
session Jointly with the biennial en-
campment of the uniformed rank at
the ] JAMESTOWN Exposition re-elected
Major General w. II. Slotzer, of Cleve-
land, o., as COMMUNICATIVE chief, and
also selected Lexington, KY, as the
next place of meeting Additional
companies arrived to-day and Joined
the camp at the exposition. The COM
petitive drills1 for the $500 silver trophy
cup .egan on the Lee Parade Grounds
at the exposition to-day
The judges will not announce the
winner 81 the contest until to-mor-
row
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
The Day State Da,

In the party from Massachusetts
were the following; His EXcellency,
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued.

]. W. WRIGHT & CO..
PAS California ST., near Fillmore.
sl7, ,5oo-Rented low for s1es. so per month: hns.,
sunny corner. 1 block north of Market St,
of elegant. new modern. up-to-date
1ats of 40 rooms and bath each.
$50, oo0-Rent S215 per month; splendid north
west corner of 6 new, modern, up-to-date
flats of rooms and bath each; well 10
feet
SIS, 50o-3 modern. Groom and bath fats with
high basement; total rents. $3.50; for
SIS, ,5oO@Rent S1ssolper annum; 3 splendid. new,
modern up-to-date flats of sc rooms and
bath each; also elegant, new, modern, up
to-date cottage of rooms and bath, gas
and electricity. high papeled dining room
and every modern coHfenience; well To-
Gated on the north linesof Fulton ST.
s1s,ooo-Rent $235 per month: fne corner on
10th ST., near Dolores, of new, modern,
up-to-date flats.
s155oo-Rented low at S144o per annum; choice
corner Hayes st. of new, modern
fats of rooms and bath each high base
ment; lot 25x106 feet
s1S,50o.Rent $156 per month; new, modern
flats of 4 and bath each; lot 30x
100 feet; well located in the Mission
So, ,000-Good modern residence of and
bath, that could easily be converted into
fats at small expense; every room light
and sunny; vicinity Of Sutter and Buch-
anan SITS.
ss,500-Rented extremely low for $s76 per an.
mum; fine northeast corner in the Mission
warm belt; good. modern fats Of {
rooms and bath each; also good. modern
house of rooms and bath; large lot.
$S, ,000-Rented extremely low at $100 per mo.
new, modern building, large store with
living rooms; fats of 3-4 rooms; cars
pass the door; best location In the Rich
mond District.
$7,0o0-Bargain north side of Market ST.. %
foot lot, with Groom house and high base
ment; store here would rent well; neal
Sanchez ST.
S5, 500-Modern house of G rooms and bath
high basement; lot % :6x1o5 feet, entrance
to rear street; be sold terms; II
Mission warm belt.
81, 750-Fine 4-room cottage with incloset
porch; completely furnished; $1,000 cash
balance $50 per month.
LOTS.
$16, 000-Fine level lot 27xS7 &c feet, vicinity oi
Larkin and Ellis SITS.
$760-Choce, ready TO build on lots nortl
OF Golden Gate Park; very easy terms
you can build at
$375-Choce lots south of Golden Gate Pari
on easy terms.
EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD.
Only few lots left at the extremely low
prices we offering to furnish part of the
money required to build with at reasonable in
terest, so get n home of your and stop pay
ing rent: small cash payment and terms sui
buyer will locate you here Agent the grolInC
all day Sunday. Corner China ave. and MadriC
street.
]. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
PAS California ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

HEALY q GILLESPIE,
Real Estate and Rental Agents
pa Church st, near Market
s125, ,ooo-Corner 9Th and Market; 5OxsO; some
thing you don't get every day.
S47,500-Lot S0x70; Washington and Kearny
this is a snap; see 1t.
$40, ,OoO-Corner lot, lS7:6xls7:e; Pierce and
Haight; splendid location for apartment
house.
SIC, 6,0oO-House of u rooms and bath; lot 32x
12T; in good condition, and in the bon
ton portion of the residence district Of
the Western Addition; must be sold.
SO. .5oo-3 fats of 6. and Z rooms and bath
modern; facing on Panhandle of Golden
SIo,oo0-2 fats Of and rooms and bath ;
lot 25x137:6; on California, Baker.
ss,ooO-Lot 25Xl25; on Church St, 20 feet
sT.oOO-2 fats of and rooms and bath; big
lot rent $50 month; on Castro St
Corner Bush and Devissdero; s35 900; rent
1920 month; lot 40x90; stores and fats
in good condition; see this; must be
Corner So. 600: lot TOXIC. being the NV.
cor; old Improvements and rents now
for s12o a month location on Laguna
Corner SIS, ,OO0 lot 3Ox1O0: on the best bust
portion Of oath st; rents now on
old leases for $3.50: lease will soon be
Corner: $4,000: lot 187:ex1s7:e; near Panban-
die of the Golden Gate Park
Business property; S12 900; Mission St. near
20th St. lot 2sxl22; gilt-edged property
this is a snap; must be sold.
6 fats, $l5,5 rooms IN each; rent for
Sl4e. so: big lot Pierce and Fell.
Eats, $500 rent s1s5 month; leased for 8
years on secured lease: this is new prop
erty and IN good condition; Steiner St,
4 hats, SIG 500: 1866; rent $1s5 month; big
lot; on Steiner and Duboce; property in
modern condition; offer wanted.
3 cats, $500; s, s, rooms and baths; modern
rents $40 month; key lot; Devisadero
eats, $500; s and rooms and bath; rent se5
month: Castro and Market SITS.
HEALY & GILLESPIE.
PA Church ST, near Market.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued.
CHAMBERLIN & CO.,
2o52 BUSH ST, NEAR FILLMORE.
CHOICE INCOME FLATS.
CHOICE INCOME FLATS.
CHOICE INCOME FLATS.

s15. ooo-Three exceptionally choice 6-rm fats.
2T:6x134:6; nr. choice part of Western
Addition; 2syrs. old; no leases; $21oo
s11, ,sooNThree new fats with bungalow in rear;
vicinity of Octavia and Union; $3.50 per
annum: easily increased; bank mtge. can
remain at per cent; no leases.
81, 7,TO0-Two modern flats. 6 and rms; 34x
ll6 with s TT. alley In rear; 2 blocks
from G. G. Park; investigate. -
So eooNTwo modern fats 34x116; only 2 blocks
from G. G. Park; $4,000 cash required;
50 ooo&Two new neT fats 24xios; $1,000 cash, mtge.
$4,000 at s per cent can remain; act
quick; no leases
s625o-Two and 6 rm. fats, S5x12o; on 4sth
ave-. / block from Ocean Beach and
same distance from the new Ocean Shore
electric line. Terms if desired
SO 250-Three and rm. fats; 25x1376; Pine
mr.. Franklin; $925o cash required bank
mtge. of S475o can remain. No leases
ity of Powell and Broadway; $2244 per
annum. How's this for an income pro-
s5 0OoWThree choice and 8 rm. fats; 25x120;
9th ave mr. Clement; $1,000 cash re-
quired; mtge. $4,000 at per cent can re-
SIS, ,oooMCHoICE fat and store; 25xs7:s; on
Deyisadero mr.. Bush.
$12, ,200-Six 3-rm. flats mr.. Market and Dolores;
S1716 per annum investigate.
S11, 5oo-Three and Z rm. fats; line Cole
mr.. panhandle; 23x122:6.
145o0-CHOICE NV corner, with two and s
rm flats and high basement; vicinity of
Post and Fillmore; $21oo per annum guar
anteed for yrs In Al shape
80 :6xs7:e; vicinity of Fell and Devisa-
dero; entire cor. could be easily leased
for $210O per annum.
sc, ,250-Two 5-rm. fats; 25x120; half block
from g. G., Park; all the street work
done, with u IT. concrete sidewalk; terms
Sl7S0 cash. balance $40 per month.
81. 5OO-Three new and rm fats; III blocks
from Market and 14th. Good buy.
RESIDENCES.
OOO-Now ave,
from G. G. Park. Humboldt bank mtge.
Sc, oooNNew 7-rm. res. 25x12o; Sd ave. bet.
and c sts. big German bank mtge.
remain.
s1o, o,ooo-lo-rm. res. n line of Clay and Fill
more; 2T:exl27:e. Good buy. Investigate.
$6,00o-Modern 6-rn. blocks from G. G..
Park, electric \line; big bank mtge.
can remain. This is all right
81, 7,400-9-rm. res, n. line Green, mr. Fillmore;
marine view; good home for some one
bank mtge. can remain. Act at once.
S13, 5o0-10-rn. res, 35x13I:6; Western Addi-
tion; grand view; S650o mtge. re-
main.
s5,5oo-New 6-rm res. 25x1oo; block from
G. G. Park; Humboldt bank mtge. OF
s2500 can remain. VIII be picked up
9. z-o quick; i X, n,,i,,sto = ~ ,,oa,..
from G. G.. Park; bank mtge. of $4,000
can stand. II is IN good condition.
$6,500-7-rm. res, 25x120; 9TH ave-, mr.. Park
good buy
$e,5oo-7rm: res, 9th ave, vicinity of 1st ave.
and Clement: all street work is done
values in this locality readily in
creased. Investigate.
S6,250-7-rm res. with 3-rm fiat in basement; 9
baths and toilets; $40 per annum
S2I00 mtge. remain.
CHAMBERLIN & CO.,
2052 BUSH ST, NEAR FILLMORE.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
REAL ESTATE.
416-41S MARKET ST.

REAL ESTATE.
416-4lS MARKET ST
S55, ,o00-Splendid investment on the incest por-
tion of Pacific gave; large lot with fine
mum; not increased since the fire; would
consider an exchange for property in the
burned district.
brick building leased -for years to a
large Eastern concern; corner lot
cut investment.
$50, ,000-A corner I'd St, within a few feet
of the Mail docks; 1900 square feet,
having frontages; without exception
this is one of the choicest manufacturing
or warehouse sites ever offered; solid rock
foundation.
$50, ,o0o-Rents S312. 80 per month; s5-foot cor
ner in Chinatown, with new brick
ware and Steel Company; 100x165; ground
rental $500 per month; this pays over
easily double in value. This property
is opposite the Western Pacific freight
500, ,5oo~Sutter St, within . blocks of Powell;
elegant lot 27:6x1oo.
S2o,oO0-Double key lot within few feet of
9th and Market sts.; 80 feet front; a
SIC, 200 Elegant marine view corner lot 1o6x
107, on Buchanan St; surrounded by high
class residences; make an offer.
$50, 000-Ellis ST., just east Of Van Ness ave-
2I:6x12O to rear street; lease expires in
II months; will then produce $500 per
month.
S2o,ooo-Six modern, up-to-date fats; rooms
and bath each; just completed; lot 32x
100; rents S270 per month; Clay
and Lyon sts.
s15. 900 Business property on Devisadero St,
close TO Sutter; lot 2JxS7 &c, with good
improvements; rents $500 per annum; no
leases; a good investment.
S9,000-Lot 15xl00; vicinity park Panhandle;
have offer of $3.50 per month on 10-year
secured lease from old-established busi-
if building is erected which
will cost $10,000 by allowing a mortgage
of $4,000 to remain on this property ii
will pay % per cent per annum.
SS,500-Shotwell ST., near 3d. large fats in
Al condition, with lot 50x122:6; upper
fat rents for $50; lower fat occupied by
owner; desirable home with an Income
SIS, Ss,250-Yalencia St, right in the busy portion
lot 25x160 to Stevenson; frontages;
ideal spot for market
$S,000-Large lot on Market St. east of Eastro;
33 TT. front by 100; street work all done
lots of business in this block; this prop
erty is well worth $500 per foot
$7,5o0-Double key lot with 25 foot L to an
other street; this property is opposite
the terminal of the Western Pacific Rail
road, Sth and Brannan SITS
s5,50o-Corner'> on Montgomery St; so foot
front covered with Improvements renting
for S125 per month.
81, ,250-Desirable lot 26x100, on Point Lobos
avenue; gas water and electricity; street
severed and handy car service; make ar
offar
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
CITY REAI ESTATE-coptinued.
TUCKER, LYNCH & CoLDWELL. Inc.
53 POST ST


TUCKER, LYNCH & CoLDwELL. Inc.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE.
$6,25o-Rents S7so, positively guaranteed two
pretty, coy modern fats of . rooms and
bath; IN central renting sections every
room has light and sun; old tenants, but
no lease; mortgage $1,000 can remain
Sf,oOO-Rents $50; prettiest fats in prettiest
part of Richmond; sc rooms and bath
and every modern convenience; high nm
ished basement; handy 70 all cars; mort
gage Of 5000 can remain; only $2ooo
cash required.
s., 7,S00-Rent $40: two fats of six rooms and
bath at Duboce ave and Deyisadero st. !:
the nice residence section; key lot; all
rooms light and sunny; leases
Ss'5oO-Rents $l140; two elegant hats In the
most exclusive section Of Park District;
rs rooms and bath; high finished base
ment; marble entrance; birdseye maple
mantels and every known modern con-
venience; building could not be dupli-
Gated for $500 and lot is cheap at $500
Figure the profit.
Sl2, ,O00-Rents $500 per annum and have never
been raised three delight tful-podern fats
on best block of Baker st, near park en-
finished basement; cement yards and
walks. Qyner is anxious to sell and any
reasonable offer will be submitted
SIS, o00-Rents SI356 now, but can easily be
raised to $500; close to Van Ness ave.
and Oak st. Big lot fronting on two
streets improved with two substantial
buildings of and fats each, which
could not be duplicated for Sl2, 600 and
lot is cheap at $6OO0 Figure the profit.
SIC, 0o0-Cash; rents $4,000 net big new three
story apartment building OF 30 rooms
and baths, with store containing over
1000 square feet; leased to one tenant
years bonded lease pays is per cent
net full purchase price Of S36. 600, or
80 per cent net cash required and leay-
ing mortgage of 500, 900.
S17 0o0-Beautiful new modern Pacific Heights
residence; first time offered for sale; has
10 large sunny rooms all finished in hard
wood, with paneled walls and beamed
ceilings; tiled bathroom and finished
basement; extra large lot on north side
of street Investigate.
SO, oOoNRents $1,000; at Howard and 9Th SITS.
Big new imposing building of so rooms
ed to tenant under a years secured
lease. A bargain and must be sold.
S45, ,000-A great big corner holding Mission
ST., in the most active block Of the
entire street. This is positively the best
and cheap holding offered in the en-
tire block and is priced to sell. Inside
adjoining properties have recently sold
for more money; a large and immediate
profit is assured.
S45, ,000-125xI60: Mission St, through 10
Minna; close in; at prominent transfer
corner; adjoining lot just sold for much
money. This holding is well worth
$4,000 and quick profit is assured.
500, ,000-Rents S9e00 guaranteed for years
class business block in most active re-
tan section Of the city; large lot with
900 square feet; mortgage of SIC, ,00C
remain: pays 10 per cent net on full
purchase price or 20 per cent net on cash
required.
TUCKER, LYNCH & COLDWELL, Inc,
SO POST ST