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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
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Fhiiadelphis. May 10. - President Johnson of the American league an- noanced the suspension nf Pisrhsr Don- ovsn of Detro5t pesdinE sa fnresfixs- tioa into the events uhich caused hinf tn be put oat of the game Ia New Tsrk last Saturday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
Iri-ssate Learue.

At Aitoona-Altoona (. Williams port 3
 Al RssdinE-Rsading 2. Trenton o.
 St HarrisburE-Harrisburg 5. Iohnstovn ..
 Al Lsnezsisr-Lznczstsr 14. wIl- mlugton C.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
 At New York-Detroit. Il; New York. G. Batteries-Mullin and Schmidt; Chesbro, Doyle, Newton and Kleinow.
 At lphia-Philadelph F: St. Louis, 10. Batteries-Carter. Dygert sVickers. Schlitzer. Maxwell, Schreck and Smith; Petty. Dinsen,-Criss and Spencer. At Boston Boston, 8: Cleveland, O. Batteries-Morgan and Carrigan; Lieh- hardt and Bemis.
 At Washington Washington. 5: Chica- go, l. Batteries-Hughes and Warner; Walsh, Altrock, Smith and Sullivan.
 SPANNING OF THE f,TIrpS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

Two-base hits, ShinceI, O'Drain: sacrifice hits, Burns, Swander; stolen bases, Bunyan. Rufiange. Bastian, Fitzpatrick; left on bases, New Brit ain $, Waterbury II; first base on balls, of Ward 1. of o'Drain 5: first baes on errors, New Britain 2, Water bury 3; struck out, by Ward ,, by o'Drain 1; time, 2:OO; umpire. Me- Cloud.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
American Assnciafinn.

At Minneapolis-Minneapolis5 ,, St Paul {.
 At Toledo-Toledo 6, Louisville ,. At Kansas City-Kansas City i. Milwaukee 3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
Southern Lcague.

At Memphis-Memphis 4. Atlanta 0.
 At Little Rock-Nashville ,. Little Rock 3.
 At New orleans-New Orleans ,. Birmingham ..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
Atlantic League.

At Newport-Attleboro forfeited game to Newport, not having suffi- cient number of players.
 At Pawtucket-Portland 10, Paw tucket 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
New England League.

At Worcester 5, Brock ton 3.
 At Lynn-Lynn g, Lawrence 1. At Haverhill-Haverhill 3, Low ell 0.
 At New Bedford-New Bedford ., Fall River 3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Cincinnatl-Cincinnati, g; New York, ,. Batteries-Spade and Schlei; Mathew son, Malarkey and Bresnahan.
 At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 2; Philadel- phia, O, Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson: Ritchie and Dooin.
 At St. Louis-Boston, 9; St. Louis, l. Batteries - Ferguson and Bowerman; Fromme, Beebe, McGlynn and Hostetter.
 STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
ANOTHER GOOD BATTLE.

Willie Manga. the clerer and kzuI hitting little fsatherwsight. who has just rsturnsd. from Baltimore affer stopping -Ktd- Atte1 in sve rounds,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
Connecticut League Standing.
South AtIant. Iearue

At savsnnah-savsnnah 3. Macon At Augusta-COlumbia l. Augusta o.
 At CharIeSsOn-charlszton 2. Jack sonville 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
.NDING OF THE CLUBS.
Eastern League.

At Buffalo-Buffalo 2, Baltimore At Montreal-Montreal 4, Jersey City O.
 At Toronto-Toronto 2, Providence 1.
 At Roehester-Newark II, Roches- ter 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

to play any team in the city under II years of age. Any team wishing q game call on Art Baribault, 52 Etst Clay street.
 The Dublins defeated the Creoles yesterday by the score of 1I o 10, The manager of the Dubllns Would like to hear from any team in the city of the average age of l6 years, tue Ponies preferred. Address Thonas O'Connell, 407 Dublin street.
 The Trimmer juniors defeated the Defenders of Dublin street by the. score of 9 to 0, because the Defenders would not show up. The manager CT the Defenders said he could not get his team together. Thirteen year old teams wishing a game call on Manager w. Dunn, 34 Hickory street or Captain T. Horrigan, 27 Hickory street. They are going to play the Drummer boys for the championship next Saturday at the Rye lots on Baldwin street.
 The Young Riversides defeated tue Young Zions by the score of II to lO in an eleven inning contest The features of the game were the pitch- ing of J. Glenn of the Rivefsdes, the catching of E. Deegan if the River sides and the batting of John Camp n .,,icr | and B. Deegan.
 Willie COyle has been bought back by the Whippers. The Emeralds were supposed to play the Whippers and they did not show up so the game was claimed by the Emeralds by the score of 9 to o.
 The East End business men defeat ed a team from the Hamilton Park 4. C. by the score of 9 to s in q ten inning game yesterday. The features of the game were the batting of snow man and Bergin of the East End busi- ness men.
 The Emeralds would like to hear from the St Patrick's Altar boys jrs and the South End jrs. Address T. Devine, 56 Ayers street. The lineup: T. Devine C, J. Tangney p, k. Tier nan lib, J. Kelly .2b, D. Lyons 3b, r. Lyons ss, T. Sullivan If, T. Casey If, J. Cullum Of.
 The Blue Fronts of Union City de- feated the clerks of that place by the score of 26 to 9. The Blue Fronts would like to hear from seventeen year-old teams for Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon games. Ad- dress V. Conway, Union City.
 The Young Chicagos defeated the Young West Ends by the score of l2 to at the golf lots, Sunday. The features of the game were the batting of Trauig and sherman. Score by in- nings. R.H.E. Young Chica. 00OOO5322-121 r 1 Young w. E. 003000033- Q 3 8
 The big Stone CrusSers defeated lllt ny ht SNVIt VI 13 to II. Anybody wishing q game call on James German, 354 South Leonard street.
 The Tornado irs defeated the Tri- bunes by the score of F to o. The | Tornado juniors would like to play any l team in the city. The would like to play the Emeralds, Liberty Boys or St Anne juniors. Any team wishing 1 a game call on Manager Harry FitZ- simmons. The score:
 R.H.E. Tornadoes ....341O00121-l22 20 Tribunes .....0OOO000o0-0 10
 The TOrnadoes would like to play any team in the city or state whose players average 16 years. Any man ager looking for game for money, marbles or fun call at 225 Baldwin street. Manager Thomas Conlon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
Western IeaRur.

At Lincoln Lincoln 5. Pueblo q At 0mzha-omahs {. Sioux City i. At Des Moinss-Des Moinss (. Denver I.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
SMALL GAMES
YOU CAN'T BEAT
 THE BOYS MUCH
The Youngsters Are Paving tie Way For Professional Careers
 Later On.
Waterbury, May IT, 1908.

WdIerDufy, May II l5Uo-
 Sporting Editor Democrat.
 Dear Sir: If you will please be kind enough to let us take up a small portion of space in your pa per, in which we would like to let the public know of our game with the Wildmen. We would be thank full to you for it. When we began to play we knew they would want everything They even got a mem- Der of their own crowd to act as umpire. He began to roast us right away, but We did not mind that un- til the seventh inning, when he claimed it was the fifth and it was because the score stood g to ? in our favor. We had to put up with this and it was just the same as the next inning we played twice, but we won out after about 15 innings by the score of 10 to g.. The feature of the game was the great work of Lawlor, who was in the box for the Sluggers. The Sluggers are out to meet all teams about 16 years old. All challenges should be advanced to Andrew Carroll, 423 River street. city. The lineup is as follows: Danes or Clarke c, Lawlor and Tangney p, McMahon ID, Carroll 2b, Lawlor or Tangney ss, Clarke or Danes 3b, Leary If, Byrnes of, Cliff ford If.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
New York State Learue.

At Utica-Utica {. Scranton 3 (1I inningsl
 At Gloyersville-A. J. & c. 5, WtlkesbarTe 1.
 At Albany-Alhany {, Syracuse 3. At Troy-Binghamton 2. Troy 0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
BRIDGEPORT IS RENTING.

Hartford, May 19.-Both Bridge port and Hartford fought hard yes terday. Timely hits by Hughes and Fitzhenry gave Bridgeport the game in the eleventh. after Evans had passed Ladd and Justice made an error. Fitzhenry's nun of an infield fly gave Hartford one run. In the eleventh Hartford had men on sec. ond and third with one out, but At bolt moved down the hitters. The score:
 RH.E. Hartf'd. 1OOI1OOOOOO-SII4 B'gep't. 1O11OO00OO 2-5IO4 Batteries-Evans and Clear; Abbott and Beaumont
 Two base hits. Moves. O'Leary, 0'Rourke. Beaumont: sacrifice hits, Gardner. Connery. Justice. oLeary. Beaumont; double play, Hit, o'Rourke and Phelan: bases on balls, of Evans 3. of Abbott ?. struck out. by Evans 5 hit by pitched ball. by Evans 1. by Abbott |: passed ball. 0'LeaTy; left on bases. Hartford 2. Bridgeport ': bases on errors, Hart ford 2. Bridgeport 3: m, ire. Ken. nedy: time. 2h 1Om.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19
Union League.
College Games.

At Msdford. Msss-University of Rochester (. Tufts 3.
 At Syraeuse-Syracuse 1s. HamiI- ton c.
 At Hanover, \. H.-Notre Dame S. Dartmouth 3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

The Crushers defeated the Moon lights by the following score: Mo0nlights .202003 103-11 Crushers ..........0 .0400102 ! "-i2 Will challenge any team in the city at the age of IS years. Address all let ters to Jimmie German, South Leon- ard street.
 The St Annes altar boys would like
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

The TOrnadOes would like to play any team in the city or state whose players average 16 years. Any man ager looking for game for money, marbles or fun call at 225 Baldwin street. Manager Thomas Conlon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

The Emeralds, would like to hear from the St Patrick's Altar boys jrs and the South End jrs. Address T.. Devine, 56 Ayers street. The lineup: T. Devine c, J. Tangney p, R. Tier nan lib, J. Kelly 2b, D. Lyons 3b, P. Lyons ss, T. Sullivan If, T. Casey If, J. Cullum Of.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

The Blue Fronts of Union City de- feated the clerks of that place by the score of 26 to 9. The Blue Fronts would like to hear from seventeen year-old teams for Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon games. Ad- dress V. Conway, Union City.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

The Tornado irs defeated the Tri- bunes by the score of F to Q. The Tornado juniors would like to play any team in the city. The would like to play the Emeralds, Liberty Boys or St Anne juniors. Any team wishing a game call on Manager Harry FitZ- simmons. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

The Young Chicagos defeated the Young West Ends by the score Of l2 to at the golf lots, Sunday. The features of the game were the batting of TraTig and sherman. Score by in- nings. R.H.E. Young Chlca. 00OO05322-12 r Young w. E. OO3O00033- 93S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

The East End business men defeat ed a team from the Hamilton Park 4. c. by the score of to in ten inning game yesterday. The features of the game were the batting of Snow man and Bergin of the East End busi- ness men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

The big Stone CrusSers defeated the MOonlights Sunday by the score of 13 to II. Anybody wishing q game call on James German, 354 South Leonard street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-19

Willie Coyle, has been bought. back by the Whippers. The Emeralds were supposed to play the Whippers and they did not show up so the game was claimed by the Emeralds by the score of 9 to O.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
CITY REAL ESTATE-Continued
SHAINWAI.D. BUCKBEE & CO..
q Montgomery stick Building
Phone Douglas AZ
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

$50 5oo-Hyde st. business corner new 3 story
building of l store and hats of .
rooms and bath and of rooms and
bath; rents $2SI 90: prominent transfer
corner; mortgage $4,000 can remain;
lot has 3 frontages
SoOtVVU-Sacramento st. corner residence, Oppo-
site Lafayette square; IL and
baths: lot 52:Sx130 feet; rents for $500;
this house has been reduced from $50, 600;
Al neighborhood
$2o,O00-Prominent business corner in Richmond
district; new modern building of 4 stores
and flats above; rents $22250 per
month ON car line; lot T5xS2 feet; only
onehalf cash required balance mort
gage the best business corner for sale
in this district.
S2oooo-In beautiful Jordan tract; new apart
ment house OF apartments of
and bath each: rents $1S2.50 per month;
mortgage $1,000 can remain: Peerless
heater, wall beds. etc; everything mod
ern and up to date; lot 33:4x120 feet.
so oo0O-Aew Spanish Mission residence of 10
rooms and baths now being completed
on good block on Presdio Heights: 10
rooms and . baths: will be finished to
sun buyer; lot 35x12T:sA feet; grand
SIG, o~Beautiful. modern. artistic Preside
heights residence, 10 rooms and bath;
very sunny; large open freplacess. beamed
ceiling, hardwood floors, etc. Large re-
ception hall; fine garden and lawn; extra
wide lot; room for garage
$l5,ooo-Sacramento st. near Devisadero; mod
ern flats. 6-6-7 rooms and bath; rents
$12I.50; hardwood floors, electric fixtures,
90 etc; very light and sunny; bargain.
SiU'VUo-Lake ST. residence; uuobstructed marine
view; and bath: built three
years; finished basement; corner lot. 57:6x
100 feet; mortgage 81. 600 remain
SSOOO-Only $1,000 cash necessary. Near De-
visadero st; modern flats, 6-7 rooms
and bath each; rents $72. 80; lot 25x137 :6
90 ooo feet. This is an exceptionally good buy
$9,O00-Fell St. sunny side. opposite Park Pan
handle; story residence. and
bath; mortgage So coo remain; in
good neighbOrhood lot 2jx137:6 feet
$6,5O0-Near Union and Broderick SITS. Mod
ern residence. and bath and
laundry; mortgage 81, 600 can remain
good sized key lot; marine view; every
room light and sunny.
$6,000-14 cash. balance in 1-2-3 years; lot
25:2X131:6 feet sunny side of Pine st.
near Hyde; cable line; fine lot for fats.
$6,000-Valejo st. near Buchanan, north side;
marine view; lot 30x137:6 feet. will
sell lot 60xl3T:e feet at same rate
$5, 600 each-Polk ST. business lots; lots OK
IS feet each; will sell on terms; third
cash, balance mortgage, interest &
per cent excellent location for stores and
fats
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
THANKSGIVING DAY

Buy Yourself a lot IN HAYWARD PARK
(SAN MATEOl next 70 the PENINSULA
HOTEL and have something to be thankful
over
Every week the number OF unsOd lots be-
comes smaller. III YOU want 10 buy there
Do so NOW. You'll be sorry later IL YOU
don't.
There is not a tract offered for sale on the
peninsula. or anywhere about San Francisco
bay. that can compare with HAYWARD
PARK in price, location. accessibility, terms
and nature of improvements.
All lots have double frontage; are at least
40 feet wide. with everything complete:
electric and gas service installed fire hydrantg
in place. Nothing promised except satisfac-
ton
From 5000 upward-ONLY ONE-FIFTH
CASH
BALDWIN & HOWELL 31S-324 Kearny s. F.
FRANK :. GRrMAION, $40 2d av. San Afateo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
For SALE BY

FOR SALE BY
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE co
RENTING-REAI ESTATE-INSURANCE
$50. 0O0-25x13T:G; Pacific bet Montgomery and
kearny; under lease. $500 per mouth
$40, 500-Clay mr.. Taylor new flats of 4 rooms
and BATH renting for 5000 per month
SIT ,0o0-Bush mr. Steiner; 6 new room fats
leased to tenant mt $l50 per month
13,500-Residence of 0 rooms and bath; In
Green st. large lot, 53xl3T:6; mortg ge
of $T.700 remain.
80, 9,OOO-2S:TXl11 to street, Mission nr.
oath; with cottage
$S,o00-Sacramento St near Presidio ay: Six
1872; flats of 6-j-3 rooms, renting for
ST. per month
IS, :9xl3T:6: Green St mr. Leavenworth
$S,5G0-25xl24; 22d st near Valencia: mod
ern fats of and q rooms and bath and
rear cottage; renting for 5000.
81, I00-2aXl34; Cole st. Waller: modern
up to date house of rooms and bath.
S1.c00-35xS1 &c; Larkin and Broadway
excellent locality for flats.
30, 'oO--25xS5; DoTe 81. mr.. Harrison; new
fats of and rooms and bath each
renting for SG5.
s., $5,500-25x100: 1463 Willard ST. near Belmont
ay; fine view; house of rooms and
bath; mortgage of S1.100 can remain.
-, foO-2oXH4: Alyarad0 Castro; story
house rooms and bath.
S5,oOO-25xl20: 1lth ay. mr.. Lake; modern cot
taSe of 5 rooms and bath.
$3,2J0-3Jx100; several choice building lots
corner Ashbury and Frederick; suitable
for residences fats.
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY
141 Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

SPECK, PASCHEL K CO..
DDS Montgomery St. Mills Bldg
INCOME INVESTMENTS
$45, ,000-Second ST. corner; brick building; lot
55xS0; leased to l very responsible ten
ant: rent 1925
$50, ,000-Devsadero business corner: stores and
flats; lot 40xs2 IT.: rents $S1750
So, ,500-Geary ST.: east of Van Ness; modern
brick building; store and apartments
above; lot 81 :6x120 IT,: rents $40.
$l5, ,000--Steuaft st. Market st; story
brick building: lot 20 IT. frontage: leased
at 500 per month";
S13. 500-3 Pacific fats; Polk St. lot
2I:6xl27:SA rents $50.
SO, ,500--Unusually well built fats; best loca
tion; warm belt Mssion new fats G
and bath each; rent $105.
S11 ,000-Business property Mission belt
stores and flats; lot 25xl00 IT.; rents
$40.
RESIDENCES
SIS, 000-Clay ST. corner; strictly modern resi-
dence, 10 rooms and baths: hardwood
floors and every modern convenience: lot
34xS7 #.
81 ,000-Parnassus Heights home; glorious view
aud surroundings: and bath; lot
30x100 IT,: beautiful garden.
S1,000-Paciic Heights: Octavia st. near Broad
way: rooms and BATH lot 25x112:6 IT.
81 4,0O0-Ricbmond cottage; rooms and bath
lot 25xi20 fl.
s., ,500-Geary st. Z room and bath home; build
ing cost $500; lot 80 ft. frontage.
SPECK PASCHEL e. CO.
DDS Montgomery ST.. Mills Building
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

ii. r. LADARRE & CO..
450 Montgomery ay. nr. Green ST.
S12. o00-Corner of Pacific and Taylor; 67xs0 IT,
Sj.25O-Taylor st. near Vallejo; 35x137:6; COM
manding unobstructed marine view
4,250-Corner ON California near Leayenworth; !;
good for flats.
S5,JO0-Jackson near Hyde; 21:6x12T:6.
s., ,SD0-Jones and Chestnut 2T:6xl37:6; grand
marine view.
S3,o00-Greenwich and Taylor: 30x70; marine
view.
sl.6oO-Auburn st. near Jackson and Mason;
23x50.
s4,000-Hyde near Washington: 23x109:6.
SPECIAI-SPECIAL
Sl,400-Reduced for a quick sale; lot on the
sunny side of Union ST. between Hyde
and Leavenworth just the thing for .
fats: perfect title; ideal location and an
absolute bargain; near transfer corner.
$3,600-Sunny side OF Tayior near Sacramento;
fine basement.
1900 story frame building, Pacific st. close
in: brand new bakery oven; lot 23x60
Sc, 000-Fine ; cottage and bath; basement
and all the furniture included; near Jack
and Mason; must be sold account
of departure
Sill .000--Pays $110 a month; new flats 90
rooms and BATH Jackson and Mason: see
this if you are looking for a substantial
investment.
81, 2,s00--See it today; 1928 Greenwich Bu-
chanan: room cottage, with bath; lot
25x100; must be sold.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

$40 secures a lot in beautiful Burlingame, so
feet front; you can build a house and save
rent; price $500: You can't beat the property
which we offering In this high class sub
urb; sewer aud water mains; 25 minutes
from city by s. p. trains or Mission at. cars
get of at Burlingame station; office opposite
LYON & HOAG. 636 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

BOARDA1AN BROTHERS & CO.,
Members San Francisco Real Estate Board.
sos California st.
BIG INCOME.
$50, 0001-Cose TO Dupont St, frOntages; new
substantial brick building, paying $3.50
year. all under lease.
MANUFACTURING SITE
$25, ,000-13T :6x13T:6 with factory buildings and
boiler; artesian well supplying abundance
water; North Beach section.
BARGAIN INVESTMENTS
SO, I50-Near Frederick St: modern, 4 room
fats, renting for 81 ,140 per annum
21:6 lot: mortgage be had.
50, $9,500-AIisson district. on car line; fats OF
rooms and bath each; pays 500 PEI
month; good. comfortable. fats; mortgage
$4,000; pays 1914 per cent net on the
equity of $6, 800.
$S, Goethe most artistic and beautiful flats
we have seen for such price; fats OF
> rooms each: and sunny: large lot
mortgage s., 900. Excellent renting dis
trict. Pays $50 per month; about 10 pei
cent net.
RESIDENCES
SIG, 6,500-Elegant marine view residence; l.
rooms. . 2'bathS; in every room; drive
way and rear building suitable for garage
north line of street.
SS,500-Western Addition residence of rooms
new. complete and thoroughly up TO date
large sunny lot; elegant. comfortable
home In perfect condition.
SI.000-Near Vallejo aand Octavia sts; comfort
able sunny house of rooms and bath
modern plumbing; decided bargain.
LOTS
tions for handsome residence purposes II
the city; 50 II. lot.
Clay ST.. Hyde, in sizes TO suit. at mod
crate prices; owner viii carry large mort
gage IL buyer win build.
BOARDMAN BROTHERS & Co,
10S California
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
PROPOSALS. AND BIDS
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
Office OF the Board OF State Harbor Commission
ers. Union Depot and Ferry House. Sar


srs. Union Depot and Ferry House. SAN
Francisco. Cal, october IL. 1905.
Sealed proposals bids VIII be received "a
this office at or prior to $50 O'Clock p. N ON
struetion Of Section IL. OF the seawal. the same
to extend from the northerly end OF Section IN
front line OF the City and County Of San Franz
cisco, in accordance with the plan and speeihca-
Engineer and adopted by the Board October Is.
1908. aud ON nle IN this Office. 10 which special
under these specifcations consists in furnishing
all stone and labor for constructing 4 stone sea-
wall: 1t Is estimated that the stone seawan viii
require about So eco tons Of stone Of 1000 pounds
per ton. OF this amount 1900 tons OF smaller
stone VIII be required for the core OF the en-
oankment and about 1000 tons OF large stone
for the outer slopes. The stone must not be sub
ject to decomposition disintegraIion By tha
The stone for the core viii include stone from
pound in weight up to any size and weight. IN
must be stone In size from to four cubic feec
In fair assortment no objection win be made
TO stone larger than four cubic feet. The stone
for the outer slopes must be free OF seams and
No bid will be received unless ft Il made n.
a blank form furnished from this office and IL
accompanied by sample weighing about 20
pounds of the stone to be used and a certified
amount @ Of the BID payable to the ereE 81 ts
Secretary Of the Board, as a guarantee ON the
six (6l days after the acceptance OF the bid
enter INTO written contract to do said work
according 70 the plans and specifications pre-
pared therefor. and viii also execute and ale
with this board a bond In such sum as the board
may deem adequate with surety company to
be approved By the Board Of State Harbor Conn
missioners and conditioned for the faithful Der-
formance Of such contract; nor viii said bid b.
considered by this board unless delivered TO fhe
Secretary or 20 the Assistant Secretary at the
D. m. on THURSDAY, November 10. zoos. az
which time and place the bids viii be opened
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids IL deemed for the best interests of the
Bidders are invited to be present at the oDen-
Ing OF the bids
Member OF the Board OF state Harb0r Com
EDWARD RoBESON TAYLOR.
Mayor of the City and County OF San Francfaeo
ex 0fncio Member OF the Board OK State Hars
W. v. STAFFORD.
HENRY y. CROCKER
W. Z. DENNISON. a
Board OF state Harbor Commissioners. B.
RALPH BARKER. Assistant State Engineer.
W. B. THORPE. Secretary
PROPOSAIS will be received at the Burean 81
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department, Waah-
ington. ID. c.. until 10 o'clock a. M, December
1. 1905 and publicly opened Immediately there
after, to furnish at the navy yard, Mare Island.
Cal. a quantity Of IRE brick Applications for,
proposals should refer 10 Schedule 568 Blank
proposals will be furnished upon application to,
the navy pay office. San Francisco, Cal. or 70
the Bureau. T. r. ROGERS. Paymaster- General.
|U. S. n. 1l-&os
Continued to Next Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
MARIN COUNTY REAL estate

SNAP-$T5 cash; lots in san Anselmo: 50x150s
balance OF $500 ON terms; all beautifully wood
ed: swell locality: grand mountain and marine
view; minutes walk to station: water. street
work. etc: only lots left. III. F. MANN. op>
gOsife station.