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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licens

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Tuesday, September %:
Henry T. Chassagne, 36 Fruitvale and Cath
crime J. Boland. %, 292 Eureka St
Achilles Mentzelos. 49, San Rafael and Mary
E. Dale. 25 Chico.
Antonio NJ: da Silva, 2s, and Anna B. da
Silya lS both of IS jackson St
Albert Harris, 20, and Cassie Mosher, 81. both
of Stockton.
both of Nevada City
D. Charles Hays, "a o043 Ellis st. and
Florence L. Swain, 10, 5000 California ST
Edward d. Walsh. u. 1920 Fifteenth sf.. and
Ca therine Broderick. is, 3719 Clay ST.
George Lacko. 3d. San Diego and Annie
(shurma l6 434 yicksburg st.
Frank q. wetzei. 81. King City. and Rovena
B. Dempsey, 1s Paso Robles.
Charles c. Gill, 5S. and Charlotte III. McGar-
via 90 both of Los Angeles.
Nikolaus Wolf. 49, and Jennie Jones' 26 both
of 1921 Twenty fifth ST.
Emil A. X. Buehl. n. and Theresa NJ. Thur
man. IS. both of 420A Shotwell ST.
walter a. Andrews, 81, and Mamie E. VIII
lams 49, both of Rieheleu apartments
Robert Jacobson. %. 106 Wolf ST. and Alma
r Nordberr 30. 16 Wolf st.
William Franz. %. 2040 Broadway and Jenny
Strandberg 26 Ills McAllster ST
August Willoh As and Bertha Willob 36
both of 377 Shotwell st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
HUSBAND FORGIVES
WIFE EVERYTHING
Mrs. Nellie Harris of Rockland,
Me-, Believed to Be in
San Francisco

please tell her I'll forgive her all
IL she will return. Also tell her. please.
that her uncle has died since she left
and that her mother is very sick and
wants her
Mrs. Nellie Harris OF Rockland, Me-.
may be in California Her husband
thinks she is and he writes The San
Francisco Call and begs that this paper
tell her this news. For he has no other
means to reach her.
After Mrs. Harris left her home
August "a. she went to her sister IN
Skowhegan, Me. Then she disappeared.
Her husband did not understand. and
when he set to work to investigate, he
learned she had been corresponding un-
der an assumed name with a man In
California. When he learned this Harris
did not stop his search
God knows / would like 70 save
her If i can" he writes. He does
not tell the story that lies behind her
disappearance: there is no complaint in
his letter-nothing save a plea for her
return Its story runs between the
lines. the story of breaking hearts, q
husband and a mother waiting and
hoping against hope that some news
may come TO them. that the woman
NAV look backward And II she does
they want her again.
Mrs Harris is "a years of age. She
had been married flve years before she
tired of her home and sought strange
one
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23

OAKLAND. Sept 22.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Frunk P. Madruga 30. and Filomena +.
AlTcs. 2S, both Of Berkeley.
Dudley E. Bernays 20. and Regula Hcn-
man. %. both Of Oakland.
Elmer W. Parker. 26, Oakland. and Grace K.
Smith, Do Alameda.
Luigi Caldurella. -. Black Diamond, and
John Dillon. 2I. and Eda simmons. is. both
of Sacramento.
John Leroy Karr, 80 ard Annie G. Gala
CHER. %. both of Oakland.
John +. Keefe. "a. and Elizabeth NJ Keefe,
81, both Of Oakland.
John F. Butler %, and Frances McReynolds,
49, both of Oakland.
Carl c. Mcclurg u, Stockton, and Rosalia
Arnatt. 81. Berkeley.
Herbert E. Marchant %. and Glendora A
Pedlar. 90 both Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
MARRIAGES

ICH-AIILOEvICH-1n this city, Sep
tember 21. 1908. by the Rev. Father I. ".
Pashkovsky. Luka Radoicich and Martha
Miloevichs both of San Francisco.
SAMARDZICHL DRAGOLOvICH = In Jackson.
Amador county, Cal, September Il. 1908, by
the Rev. Father T. y. Pashkovskys Nicholos
Samardzch and Lube Dragoloyich. both Of
Jackson.
SPENCER-CoN Oakland, Cal. Sep
tember 20. 1908. BY the Rev. George W.
White, pastor First Methodist Episcopal
church, Herbert r. Spencer of Modesto, Cal,
and Beatrice Conway OF Oakland.
yENTER-yINSEN-In Oakland. Cal. Septem-
Der -, 190S at the First Methodist Episcopal
church. BY the pastor. Rev. George W. White.
Peter A. 'Venter and Mabel c. Yinsen both
of 0rovilie, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
NORTH BEACH ORGANIZES CLUB

Representative merchants and prop
erty owners of the North beach section
formed the North End Improvement
club at a meeting held IN Washington
Square hall, 1925 Stockton street. Mon
day. Ettore Patrizi. editor Of fItalia.
was elected permanent chairman of the
club. A committee on bylaws and con-
stitution consisting OF n w. Hall,
wheeler and E. +. O'Brien was ap-
pointed to meet at noon next Wednes-
day in the hall at Stockton and Green
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Tuesday. Sept %.
schr Ida Mckay. Mcintosh. 10 days from Port
Bennett.
ship Star Of Alaska. Halverson. IL days fr9m
Chignlk- -
DOMESTIC PORTS
ABERDEEN-Arrfved Sept 22-Stmr Santa
Barbara hence Sept IS.
SEATTLE-Sailed Sept 22-Stmr City OF Seat
tie for Skagway-
- FOREIGN PORTS
yICTORIA-SaTled Sept ze-Br stmr Queen
Amelia for Medit.
Arrived Sept 22-Stmr President. hence
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Marriage Licenses
Married /.
Births and Deaths

Birth marriage and death notices sent BIZ ma II
will not be inserted. They must be handed I'm at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
>zed TO have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23

lot at = corner Of Thirty -seccnu avenue ana
street. Sc IS by NE 100; $40.
Clarence r. Walrcr ia Rosalie \. Walter. lot
in line Of Broadway. $50 W OF franklin
street. W 71:3 by 1876; gift
Isaac " Walter to Caroline Walter. lot in w
line OF Franklin street. 63:l0ls OF Clay,
6S;l0h by " 130; gift.
Building Contracts
Mrs $ Schwartz with Matthias Grifhth-To
In line OF Jackson street. 1916 W Of DEVISE
derO. 3i:lO 4-5xla7:SL: $3.50.
O. Partiini with Gonella PasseFin0-Ah work
except cement and concrete artificial steps and
mosaic. shades and chandeliers for two story
frame building In line II Union street. 110 W
OF Taylor, " 2T:6 bE 10: s=-ee9.
Michael and Mary O'CoQneh with Nieis r
J0hnson--To erect two story frame concrete
foundstlonl building In w line Of fremont ave-
$40 1000 S'' '' frsaer'eA s'ree'. . 0s '0'
Abraham c. freeman with H. r. Lapier-An
M MMo.k exeert gas nx5ures and mantels Ier swo
66:s " OF Carolina. " S3:4 by es-s: $500.
sr E@il1s s, NSsF Ssra NTH + HSs9 ,I eEsss
cord Robohm with J. D. Broderick-To srecs
street, Of Devisadero: $1,000.
The Paeide realty company with Richard
Heating & Sons-Cleaning excavating concrete
work. steam heating. brick and terra Gotta work
plumbing. etc. and other work for four story
brick store and loft building at NV corner of
$50. SIS.
caroline j. Harrison with Peter RandOlph-To
erect 4.I-AAl''
street. III W Of Kearny. 2S BY 1915;
50. 200.
John and Fannie E. clarkson with wester-
lund & HedQufst-A1 work. except mantels-
shades, and gas fixtures. for two story frame
dats in y line OF Army street. 2S4:2 or
Mission; S4.734-
Emma g. Rose by Thompson-Starrett company
with California granite eompsny-Granlte curb
ing for buildlng; $435-
Alexander and Mary E. Nelson with Herdei
Brothers-TO erect a two story frame nat IN
Z line Of Dolores street 100 OF Twenty
sixth y IS BY 125; SO. 2e4-50-
Angelo Carretti et al. with Baglietto 4
Trevia-An work. except concrete noor. gas
hxtures and window shades. for two story frame
building in W line OF Franklin street. 21:d y
Of Francisco. 27:6 by W 100. $3.50
Joseph NJ. Strauss with McSheehy Br0ther8-
All work for three fats and to move four room
cottage to rear IN line OF O'farren street.
1876 E Of Buchanan. 25 by 40; 5000
Charles s. Spear with Saari < Gerrard-Io
erect a i've room. bath and basement. building
In line or Alabama street, so OF Mont
calm. % by so; S1.Soo.
Claus Spreckels with J. D. Hannah-General
work for two story brick building In line OF
Eddy street. 1875 Of Mason $50,
144:6Ts SW S4s4, f94.1%; $64 04o.
John and Louis eemenza with kessler a
Fahien-To erect a one story and basement
frame building in y line OF Russell street. 20
W OF Hyde; $1.S75.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
BURGLAR GETS RICH BOOTY

On entering his residence. 1900 La
guna- street. DIR. Thomas L. Smyth dis
covered a burglar making his escape
through a rear window. BY the time
the police arrived the burglar had dis
appeared An investigation showed
that about $500 worth OF jewelry had
been taken including a valuable dia-
mond necklace and two gold WateneS-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
BIRTHS

wEINBERG-In this city. September 90. 1908.
to the wife of the late Emil Weinberg. a
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
DEATHS

Allen, Elizabeth - McQuade Ann 49,. 40
Bert. Margaret ...- Nelson, Sivert 49,. %
Brown. John ..... 40 O'Clare T.. Jos SO
Canning, Charles J. - Perazzo Caterina -
Cararra, Elizio p Rose, John E.. 65
CARL. Frank SO Rosenbach, A. A.. 80
Coleman. Mary Ann SO Schlappi Jakob 49, 30
Cruz, Frank Jos.... 81 Scotchier Eliza H. 40
Dun, John ....... - Sedgwick John - SO
Egan. Jane IT, Size ANTHONY -. 20
Eldridge, Jane -. SO Smith, Mrs. Julia t.
Herzog, Gustav ...- StoerIner, Fred w.
Kane, Edward -. 40 Welch Mary Monte -
Kelley, Katherine % Wilkins, Fred A.
Lynch, Ada F.. IA Williams, Charles E. 43
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23

lot 1t + corner Of Thirty-sercnL avenue aud I
street. Sc IS by NE 100; $40.
Clarence r. Walter ia K0salie \. Walter. lot
ia y line Of Broadway. $50 OF Franklin
street W 71:3 by 1876. gift
Isaac y. Walter TO Caroline Walter. lot in w
line OF Franklin street. 63:l0ls OF Clay,
63 :1Oh by " 13D; gift
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
ALAMEDA HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS
HOUSES, FLATS, ETC

HOUSES, FLATS, ETC.
FLATS TO LET-oakInnd
A CONVENIENCE TO THE PUBLIC-FREE
RENT LIST AND COURTEOUS CLERKS
THAT TELL THE MAN TO CHARGE IT.
BUSEY & REED,
Furniture. Carpets. Draperies. Ranges.
sI0-4l2 San Pablo av.. Oakland. Cal
APARTMENTs-oakIa
THE MOLITOR-Furnisbed house keeping rooms;
also transient; blocks from 22d st. Key
Route S65 San Pablo av-. Oakland.
UNFURNISHED apartments, and rooms; hot
aud cold water. steam heat; Key Route. st.
Regis 25th snd Grove stx
HOUSES TO LET-Oakland--Fur
. ROOM. furnished house; on sunny side; piano
and machine n desired. 662 9th ST.. Oakland.
---.-.--.---.--.-.----
FLATS TO LET-BerkeIey-Fur
CEDAR St. 2006-Upper furnished apartment of
and bath for house keeping. $26.
water and electric light ipcluded; y blocks
from North Berkeley s. p. station; children
permitted
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
REAL ESTATE

CENTRAL REALTY CO., 2712 Fruitvale av
$500 down; rooms and bath. plastered; lot
55xli5; abundance OF fruit and berries: so
chickens; minutes on the avenue; owner go
ing away and win take s., 400.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23

GOOD renting Oakland and Berkeley property
exchange for ranches and eastern property.
H. EDISON. 10GS BROADWAY. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

TElRpFpE o9ClWD O05 -naD9ME A2s5HV
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
AUTO PAINTING

CHAPELL'S carriage and auto painting works.
2124 Elm St: phone Piedmont S2s0. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
L. W. McGLAUFLIN real estate and insurance.
2407 Santa Clara av.; phone Alameda 1850;
residence. Alameda $40. Call at Office for
BARGAINS IN HOUSES OR LOTS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
READY To RECEIVE
THE CHINESE ENVOY
Escort Will Start From Trans
port Dock at 10 o'clock To-
morrow Morning

Preparations for the reception to be
rendered to Tang Shao vi, imperial
Chinese envoy, who will arrive in this
city on his way to Washington on Sun
day morning. are completed. An escort
consisting of two full troops of cav
airy, zone battery of field artillery and
one platoon of mounted police will meet
the distinguished celestial at the wharf.
The escort will start from the trans
port dock at 10 O'Clock and march
along East street to Market out Mar
ket, to Powell, to Sutter, to Grand ave
nue.. to Broadway. to Powell. to Cali
fornia, to Mason, to the Hotel Fair
mont. Collector of Port Stratton will
represent the United States government
General Frederick A. Smith the army
and Captain Eberlee, commandant at
Yerba Buena, the navy.
The prince and his party, which con-
sists of 81 people, will be taken from
the Mongolia by the tug Slocum and
landed on the transport wharf. After
a reception in Chinatown the party
will be divided, half going to the ST
Francis and half to the Fairmont. The
arrangements for the reception are en-
tirely under the direction of Look Tin
Eli and Colonel Otto F. Schiller
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
BANK CLEARANCES
SHOW AN INCREASE
Total in San Francisco Is $780,
90O,775.69 for Last Week
Against S2S,OOO,S59.lO
OF Eight Cities Having Clearing
Houses, Stockton Is Only
One to Report Decrease

The California Promotion committee
report of the bank clearings for the
last week shows a decided advance
over those for last week, only one out
of the eight cities showing decrease
There is also an Improvement over ene
figures for last years corresponding
week. although il must be remembered
that at that time the financial strlh-
gency was making itself felt through
out the state.
San Francfsco's clearinss- the last
week were s39,99O.775.69, as compared
with SIS, ,000 $3.50 for 1907, or an IN
crease of 42.9 per cent
Los Angeles also shows an increase
to the extent of 2s.7 per cent over the
figures for last year. last weeks 5 ng-
ures being $11,325.9l2.42 as against
SS,726,46S. for 1907.
The figures for Oakland show an up
ward tendency. being $1,77S,S65-s3 for
last week. while last years figures
We're s1.3O4. .209.75, showing an increase
of 34.S per cent. San Jose's figures
of s575.4S2.12 for last week give an
increase of 23.3 per cent when COM
pared with those for last year of $685.
1862
stockton cleared s5S6.257S5 last
week, in comparison with last years
of S73S.5S1.79, giving decrease Of
20.6 per cent. Sacramento. with S9IS,-
295.77, shows an increase of 40 per cent
over last years figures of $697.O1S.1I.
Fresno bank clearings amounted to
1854. 006.S1 for last week, while those
for San Diego come to 1856. .93O.97. The
grand total for the eight cities as
above gives sum of S56,7T6.527.56.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
LEASING BUSINESS
SHOWS A REVIVAL

There has been q revival in the leas-
ing business during the week The
firm Of A J. Rich & Co. reports that it
has made three leases aggregating ST.
100000 and about s250.OOo in better
ments
The most important in question is
the leasing for Claus SpreckeIs of his
large holding on the southeasterly line
Of Market street 275 feet northeasterIy
from Sixth street, having a frontage
n 1896 feet by a depth of IT0 feet.
The structure viii be Of brick. divided
into stores and then subdivided to be
re-rented. The lease is for 70 years
and longer. amounting to STO0. 00e for
the term The lessee is client of the.
Office. Howard & Galen are preparing
the plans.
They have also leased for John T.
Ortmann the building now in course
Of CONSTRUCTION in the easterly line Of
Kearny street between Market and
Post having 2 frontage of - feet
by Z depth OF SO feet The build
ing is leased for 8 years at an aggre-
gate rental Of about Sz50.o0O.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
PALACE HOTEL co.
WILL RUSH STORES

Il is the intention of the Palace hotel
company to complete the ground floor
stores on the Market street side fully
six months in advance of the main
building. and according to A. J. Rich
& Co. every store has been rented with
the exception of one.
This move by Colonel J. c. Kirk
patrick viii be appreciated greatly by
the throngs Of people who pass the
Palace at least twice a day on their
way TO and from their places of busi-
ness
1t VIII put the street in good shape
and ad1 to the attractiveness of the
city. Prior 10 the fire the railroad Of
fees were located under the Palace, but
the class Of stores that viii be there
next year viii be among the finest on
the coast and viii prove a powerful
magnet in drawing the shopping COM
munity still farther down town
Not only is Market street opposite
the Palace, patronized by pedestrians
on their way TO their Offices, but it is
thronged by people on their way to the
ferries, and the stores that will be To-
Gated under the Palace are certain of
doing a large business.
Inc same firm has leased the last
store in the De Young building TO a
haberdashery company for 10 years at
q rental OF 500, ,000
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
MORTGAGE TO BUILD
Macdonough Estate Company
Raises 100000 on Lot

A mortgage of 100000 has been
negotiated by Baldwin & Howell for
the Macdonough estate company from
Daniel Meyer, the rate of interest being
per cent, covering lot 69:4xS5, at the
southwest corner Of Grant and Union
Square avenues, upon which the Mac
donough estate company is now CON
structing three story building for the
Moss glove company. The money OBJ
tanned from Meyer is to be used in the
construction of a six story class &C.
building on the lot 50x165. in the south
side of Market street west of Sixth, re-
Gently leased through Baldwin &
Howell to the Eastern Quitting COM
pany for 10 years al an aggregate rem
tai of 1925, 900
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
PRESIDE TERRACE SALES
Marshall Hale Buys Site for
Handsome Residence

There has been an active demand for
property in Preside terrace and Bald
win Howell report many inquiries
for lots. From present indications next
week viii show large number of
transfers. The latest purchaser is
Marshall Hale. who bought lot IS for
$500 He has authorized his archi-
tects, Reid Brothers, to prepare plans
for handsome residence, which Will
be constructed at once
The residence of w. S. Davis on lot
3 in the terrace will be ready for oc-
cupancy in about two weeks. Good
progress has been made on the resi-
dence of DIR. Hartland Law on lot s.
An entrance gate has recently been
constructed leading from the terrace
into Third avenue. which gives another
short cut TO the Sacramento street cars,
and which will be a great convenience
to those living in the western part of
the Preside terrace.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
OINGEE PARK SOON
Will BE MARKETED
Plans All Completed for Opening
of Beautiful Tract of
Land
8aIdwin & Howell Take Charge
of Enterprise and VIII
Shortly Set Prices

Dingee park is TO be again put on
the market and this beautiful tract
viii be opened to those who desire to
secure home in one Of the most
lovely parts Of the state. It comprises
about SO acres and the property has
been placed in the hands of Baldwin &
Howell for management and sale.
During the last year large sums Of
money have been spent in the inn
provement and development of this
property, and from time 10 time it has
been reported as having been on the
market for sale in subdivisions. There
have been. however, several changes in
the plan Of subdivision. and it is only
recently that the property has been
finally in shape 10 be offered. Baldwin
& Howell announce now. however, that
The entire tract Of land viii be rap
ioly developed and placed on the mar
ket each subdivision to be offered as
soon as the work has been completed.
This is in line with the method this
firm has adopted with all of the sub
divisions il has been handling down
the peninsula for the last few years.
san Mateo park, Hayward addition and
Central addition all have been han
died in this manner. All Of the work
contemplated was done on a section of
the property. and that property placed
on the market, while the work of de-
veloping and improving another section
Of the property was in progress. The
first subdivision of Dingee park is
completed and maps have been filed.
The Dingee park property is prob
ably the most attractive and best stu
ated large tract Of land left on the
peninsula, and a great deal of interest
has been attracted 10 il by reason Of
the announcement Of the owner some
time go OF his intention 10 offer it in
subdivisions. The price lists will be
shortly announced and terms upon
which the first section of this tract of
land is 10 be offered. Already many
applications for reservations from
prospective investors, who have been
inspecting the property during the last
few weeks, have been received.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
MARKET BOOMING.
SAYS O'CAL[ACHAN
Realty Firm Reports Inquiry
for investments Is Very
Healthy
Two Flat Buildings Sold and
Leasings Also Are Made
Easily

Dan o'Callaghan reports that the
real estate market is improving with
good inquiry for investment proper
ties.
Among the sales made by this firm
during the week are mentioned those
of two flats in the north line of Bush
street between Franklin and Cough
TO j. ONeill on lot 25x120 for sl2. OO0
The same firm sold also on account of
G. Martin to a client a cottage in
Church street near Twenty-ninth on a
lot 25x100 for 1000
The following leases are reported
by the firm:
Account J. Sweigert TO client store in Elev.
enth street near Mission. five years 50 600
Account Of client TO e. Schmerker store at
corner Of Fifth avenue and street, i've years
So 000
Account client to s Bnler. rooming house and
store at corner Fourth and Bryant streets, FIVE
years. SIS. 900.
Account D. ". Johnston to client. store in
Twenty fourth street near Folsom, five years
terms private
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
$49,7SO SALES ARE
MADE BY UMBSFN
Realty Firm Reports Week OF
Unusual Prosperity in
Trading

g. H. Umbsen & Co state that their
sales department has been extremely
busy during the last week and report
sales amounting to $49,7S0 during the
last few days. These are as follows:
Home Builders, Inc, lot east line Eighth ave-
nue., 10 feet south Lake street. 50x120: 81. 500.
j. X. Heinrichs. lot east side Willard street.
30 feet south Parnassus avenue, 25xS4 irregu-
Alfred X. Durbrow. lot south line Washing
ton street. 1886 west Larkin 366xl27 S1I
terms private.
City realty company, lot east side Fifth ave
nue. 225 feet north street. 25xI2o; ST. 700.
H. Gerken, lot north line Page street 30 feet
east Lyon, 20xlO0 with three modern flats;
City realty company, lot east line Seventh
avenue, 100 feet south l street 25x120: Sf75O
Moses Ellis, lot south line California street,
private.
city realty company, lot west line Third ave
nue. % feet south street, 5Ox95; $500
Home Builders, Inc, lot east line Eighth ave
ss375 ST.: - iee' n0f'n Of California street 20As'6;
1876 feet west Larkin, 3T:6x127:SA; terms
private.
City realty company. lot east line Fifth ave-
nue.. 200 feet north X street. 25xI20; 81. ZOO
CITY realty company. lot west side Third ave-
nue.. 100 feet south of 1 street, 2Jx120; 81. $50
Moses Ellis. lot south line California street
of:6 feet west Seventh avenue, 25x100; terms
private.
Home Builders. Inc lot east side Eighth ave.
nue., 70 feet south Lake street, 50x120, irregu-
lar; 81, 450.
Home Builders Inc, lot west side Seventh
avenue, 20 feet south Lake street. 50x95; 81 400
City realty company, lot west side Third ave-
nue., 109 feet north Parnassas, 25x120; 81, 800
Il. H. Hammer, lot northwest line Silver
street 300 feet northeast Third. 2Jx75; s., 250
City realty company, lot northwest line Par
nassas avenue, 1926 feet east Fourth avenue
S0x100, irregular; 81 500.
City realty company. lot west side Sixth ave-
nue.. 70 feet north street, 25x95; 81 800
Thomas Vodden, lot west line Bel, we
street 100 south Haight. 25xI22:6 with three
modern fats terms private.
City realty company lot 25x120 west line
Sixth avenue, l25 feet north X street: 81 500.
Dr. Paoo de Vecehi. lot west side Van Ness
avenue. ZIG feet north Greenwich street Cox
1916; IS, 600.
NJ ]. Moloney. lot and improvements west
line Cole street, 50 feet south of Waller. 25x
S4:41a terms private.
City realty company lot west side Sixth ave-
nue. 100 feet north X street. 25x120; 81 500
Gertrude Ehrman eft al, lot and improvements
south line Grove street. 1896 feet west of
Cough. 25xl20; terms private.