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Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS.
Department Of the Interior, Office Of
Indian Affairs, Washington, D.C.Jan.
10, 1908, Sealed Proposals, plainly
marked on the outside Of the envel-
ope proposals for Buildings, san
Juan school, n NJ" and addressed
10 the Commissioner of Indian At
fairs Washington, -. c.. will be re-
cc.vcd at the Indian Ofhce until 2
o'clock p. m, February IS, 1908, for
furnishing materials and labor 10
construct school building and hos
pital at the San Juan school, New
Mexico. I'm strict compliance with the
plans and specifications which may
be examined at this office the Of
fees Of the New Mexican Santa Fe,
y. NJ; Citizen, Albuquerque, y. M;
Evening Herald, Durango, Colo;
Builder and Contractor, Los Angeles,
Calf; Builders and Traders Ex-
changes. St Paul, Mimi, Minneapolis,
Mimi, Omaha Nebr,i Northwestern
Manufacturers Association, st. Paul
MINI; u. S. Indian Warehouses at
| Chicago, H., 81. Louis, NO. Omaha,
Nebr.. and al the school. For fur
| ther information apply to VIM. T
! Shelton, Supt., Shiprock, n. NJ c. f
| ILARRABEE, Acting Commissioner.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03
AMERICAN MUST LEAVE
LAND OF HIS BIRTH
Former Customs official Charged
with Swindling United States ont
of $500. 900, Is Given OppOr-
tunity to Leave,

New York. Feb. S.-Charles G.
Browne can escape further prosecu-
tion In the federal court, at the in
stance Of customs authorities, If he
viii obey the command of officials
and absent himself from this country
forever. Their advice to him is to
emigratc To Canada within "a hours,
and he says he is inclined to act up
on it AS good. 50 far as known there
lis no similar case I'm the history Of
this government.
Browne. who is 30 former examiner
of silks I'm the customs service, Is
charged with helping TO swindle the
United states out OF $2,jO0,0O0. He
was accused of passing silks into the
country at less than their actual
value, indicted for conspiracy and
convicted Then no escaped to can
ada. The United states eXtrad,ted
him ON the fraud charge.
When the Canadian authorities
found he was 10 be Imprisoned under
his conspiracy conviction instead, they
protested The United states yielded
the point and tried him for fraud. A
! fortnight ago the jury disagreed. Fed
edal officials do not think ii worth
while 10 Try him again, so the fraud
Indictment is TO Doe dismissed. He car
| not be imprisoned for conspiracy
without trouble with Canada, SO he is
] to- be set free altogether. II he pro-
poses TO avail himself Of Cananaa
protection. however, he must go tC
| Canada 20 do 1t.
Notice Of the dismissal Of the fraul
/ accusation and the aimoniuon 10 ge
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03

lice dog regular member of the New
York City police department.
For experimental purposes dogs
have been trained to accompany pa
trolmen in the outlying districts.
Their early records will decide
whether they will be abolished or
the department be made permanent
That dogs have value as police
aids is shown by the fact that many
European cities have adopted them.
Four hundred are in use in Paris
and the latter city Is moi considered
dun i'm matters pertaining to police
work
Five dogs were placed in training
in this city last October under the
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03
Thc LnmnIng OF Place.

and had almost reached the jumping
off place when ] was advised 20 try
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and 1
wan, On say right now, i, saved my
life. Improvement began with the
first bottle. and after taking one doz-
en- bottles I was a well and happy
man again" says George Moore, Of
GrimesIaud. n =. As "a remedy for
coughs and colds ana healer OF weak,
sore lungs and for preventing pneu-
monil New Discovery is supreme soc
and s1-0O az all druggists. Trial boz
Tie free.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03
Nclrlhnrhnnd Tnynritc.

Mrs. r. d. Charles Of Harbor, Me-
speaking of Electric BiJters says;
1T Is a ueighborhood favorite here
with us" It deserves to be a IA
vorite everywhere. II gives quick re-
lief I'm dyspepsia, liver complaint, kid
ney deraugemeut. malnutrition, nerv-
business. weakness and general de-
biity. Its action on the blood, as a
thorough purifier makes Il especially
useful as a spring medicine. This
grand Alternative tonic is sold under
guarantee by all druggists. soc.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03
During the Boxer Trouble.

some say no progress is being
made i'm the eastern missions. In
China. during the Boxer trouble, the
yellow Christian converts were will
ing to risk their lives for Christianity.
The missionaries in China have taken
such firm hold on the yellow con-
verts of Christianity that thousands Of
their pupils are willing to risk their
lives for their white teachers who
brought them from the dark to the
light Many thousands Of these con-
Verts were put to death for their con-
victiOns. Although our nation cannot
boast that the sun never sets on its
possessions. il has The prouder distinc-
tion that the sun never sets on Ameri-
can philanthropy The bounds Of civ
iization are extending, and in time
these bounds viii meet If We con-
tinue our work in the foreign fields,
we will get the greatest credit We
are measured by the size and work Of
our missions and the money sent to
, encourage them.
The people in foreign countries are
! looking to US for something. They
are looking TO US for advice, instruc-
tion and example We cannot meas
ure the number of ChurchgOers. In
the foreign countries the church
members are few, but the peop'e
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03
RSONAL|
p a r q 6 T. a p IN S

ID. d. Bronson went to Santa Fe
saturday on official business.
Mrs ]. Tonge and daughter Of Min
neapols are visiting relatives at san
ia Fe
Ross Mcmillan, forest supervisor,
has returned to Santa F'e from trip
to Jemez national forest.
w. \. Hawkins, general solicitor for
the El Paso e Southwestern railroad,
has gone TO Washington on business
District Attorney Lewis O. Fullen
has returned to Roswell after several
weeks stay in Washington.
Howard $. Reed of Santa Fe. pres
ident of the United States Bank &
Trust company, has gone to Denver
Hon. II. O. Bursum left his home
at Socorro for Washington last week.
and will spend a short time there on
business
Ex-Governor Bradford l.. Prince
and Mrs. Prince, who have been In
Washington, have gone to Long ISL
and.
Captain Frederick c. Dezendorf,
chief of special agents Of the general
| land office in New Mexico and Arl-
zona, has returned to Santa Fe from
a trip to Phoenix.
The marriage Of Miss Mary f,
| Hampel and Stuart g. McCrimmon
| will take place at the home of the
| brides parents. 1t will be followed by
a reception
! Associate Justice Edward A. Mann
| and Mrs. Mann are on tour of the
east They arrived at New York yes
! terday and Will go from there to
| Washington to spend several weeks.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Seligman OF
Santa Fe Will arrive in Albuquerque
| tomorrow to attend the wedding of
| Robert H. Sims and Miss Aida f.
| Wright. which takes place Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hirsch Of santa
Fe celebrated their tenth wedding an
niversary last Monday. They enter
| tatined turing the evening at theiI
beautiful home, and received many
gifts from their numerous friends a
santa Fe.
James r. Newhall who has beer
engaged as chief clerk of the con-
-tructlon office of the Zuni river res
ervoir and ditch project In Mckinley
county. has returned to Santa Fe anC
will spend several months there be
fore returning to his work
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03
Kccnin- Omen House.

Everybody is welcome when we feel
good: and we feel that way only when
our digestive organs are working
properly. DR. Kings New Pile Pills
regulate the action of stomach, liver
and bowels so perfectly one can't
help feeling good when he uses these
pills. 25c at all druggists.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03
Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy Fa-
Hnrifn

I'VE prefer Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy to any other for our chill
dren," says Mr.. l.. j, Woodbury. OF
Twinlng, Mich 1T has also done
the work for US in hard colds and
Group, and we take pleasure in rec
ommending it," For sale by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03

Christian lives.
Foreigners Get an Idea.
some say that the number of con-
verts To Christianity to each min 'ster
a year is small. Ii must pe consid-
cred that those who teach in foreign
lands have great difficulties with
which to contend But the foreigners
in the colleges and schools established
by the missionaries get ideas and a
conception of the excellence of a
Christian life.
THE advancement of America is
due more to the principles of the
teachings of the Man of Gallee than
anything else. | may say however
that more than one-half of Jhe men
of this country of ours do not attend
church. This is putting ii cOnserva-
lively. as the proportion is more ike
two-thirds. If il is thus at home, nat
urally the progress abroad is SLOW
Here everything tends to make people
go to church, Willie abroad everything
tends to keep people out of church.
Some say the missionaries abroad
make atrocious mistakes. We need
not be surprised if they do make mis-
takes. so do the ministers here a
home make mistakes. The mistakes
| the missionaries make are not so nu'
merous and great as the mistake
made by other Americans who 60
| abroad merely for the pleasure tn
| trip affords and To spend money
! Those who go abroad for love, and
help others, giving themselves up t.
accomplish this, are far more to b'
preferred than those who go over Il
! give money for their own benefit.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03
Foreigner, Get an Idea.

of God is and let them see how rue
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03
BELGIAN DOGS
JOIN POLICE
FORCE
New York Department Adds
Trained Hounds TO Patrol
City and Aid PdtrOlmen.

New York Feb. 3.--"Beware of
the dog" will soon be a warning
passed around among metropolitan
evildoers. Not the watchdog, but
the alert, dangerous, full-nedged po-
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03
WORLDS FAIR At.
TOXIC IN
1912
Opening Date viii Be When
Empires Cherry Blossoms
Are i'm Full Bloom.


Washington. ID. c.. Feb. 8-The !
Nippon Dai Hakuyan kwai, which |
means i'm English the Great ENposi-
tion of japan WiH De oPeueu III loA-
10 ON the ISL OIL AP'il' I'I-' Nllei 'li
cherrS ue'S 80 ac o.
VIII continue u",l' 1'r - -.
peI' NH9" 'iN =. ~, ,ho
beginning 10 o'o', H. II NJ -
hrsL l",' ma ''',.,' "a ',II -
hela 'h 'ne 'l I-.'S. anu ~ Wi.i oe ~,
on d nag ''.i'l'l'- -..,' 40, 80
any inter u'''""'. CM ~ -, pV
PEI lH' -,
'''u .t... ,.,.',.,,,,7,.. ~ ou tba
9t..,,.-, -. ana rho oreciaI
..'., ,I',I. -, ,,,-.,,,,,,, +i,, 1,nsnese
or,'t,a,1,, 80. ar & earnestly boped
'',..,.. "a ,,a,rlos of
10 5,er.,,, an,,r,rries viii nartici-
1't ~ - t, ,r,,osel
Pd'e ,.,,,J-o, by ne in
NIp','.,. ..,- .,,,,,l.it,, y, v.ilan the
,, l'"..I-', .,,, Ia,,,,,o.. reonl, re-
~ ,5,,rtriaI davelonuent
t'ie 5,cr,,',,t l,,,1t,ies and If is
VI ule ~, IN. ,ttr,cting visitors
mp" go LA a. nav
iioH' az t"' ,,,odi,,r, of
SCI N' i-'y ~ - nf tho diff
+ l,,,,tri.. fuiIer knowledge
rasnccting IN. industrial conditions
of Japan."
,Y,o Grand ni,isions
,-,, ,a..,i t,,.it,+i,, ,.bicb has
ne o'.'''''' l,,a.,,,.,r,,
IeceHuy us" -. ,,,s,,i,I t,tId.
~ - o,,,rt h,,
80 .--,,,.,-,,,,a,+ Cor such
,,,.,,,1,.I -, rerroe,nt
5,..,l,,,. ~, 1,a arts
ne .1 ,i'a 5,efara,,t coI,r-
- '.," .,,li,. an 1.t,,I. 80 ,loctricaI
.1,,....,.
"pPll'''o'7'
me Io,'''o" o' ,.,' eNp'I!,'o.I ,.,,,.,, 80, -,
be on IL tract OF W acres KNOW" as
the AoEdma F"raue s'ouIu' i' 'i'e
city oil TOXIC, Whlcn belongs 10 ,ne
IhlpeIldl eSu'le 'i 'E vs. 80
along Ihe TRACKS, oL '''e Noou l'.,. l'i'. "a
so th"I II may Oe v'SI.S ii ol'r o.,
lehtN feacueu' mere N,h
grand ulNls'"hS VI eNll'ol'9 'I.N.t- -
uoh' scItHct' HldOli'ei - 'i'O'' - -
and mdnutactureS-a ana IhoSt IN
foreign governments VIII pc
accordingly for oI"eI eAllol'S ou'
SIDE ol lheSe ,,i,li; e,'v,, ,,r,
ton may erect lIs ONH oulluii'e ,
There VIII be no eharse lor srou''
rent Tor such pullulhss'
show Japan's Progress.
1t is TO be a $4,000, 900 exposition
The imperial government of 1apal
has already appropriated $1,000, 600
of which S1,OO0.O00 is immediatel.
available and the remainder will b.
available in installments during tn
next four years. The municipality o
Toxic has already appropriated 81,
SOC. 900. which is also immediatel
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-03

Piles Cured i'm To ii Days.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed TO
cure any case Of itching, blind,
bleeding or protruding piles In 6 to
IA days or money refunded. SO cents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Monday, December IA, 1905:
Harry C. Hunt, 81 200 Laurel ST., and Phoebe
G. Raisch IS 400 Jones ST.
Charles L. Giminel 2e. San Francisco and
Alice l.. Cooley, IS, South Berkeley.
Andrew Mccormick, 46, Stockton, and Zelma
Paradis, %, Tuolumne
George II. Sabine. 2s, Palo Alto, and Mary
W. Sprague. II. Ithaca, y. Y.
Richard j. Welch, q, 1ol7 Shotwell ST., and
Sara O'Connor IS 29S Fair Oaks st.
Lynwood J. Kelley 23 Watsonville and Mil
dred H. corham, 90, 1924 Vallejo st.
Nick Sandora, 80, and Theresa Marquette, 81,
both of 535 Dupont ST.
Henry Ludemann, 81, Us Duncan ST., and
Catherine Blanchard Is, 526 Seventh ave-
William Herhold, 81 40i Connecticut ST., and
Louise Gauser. 81. Cslistoga.
= Manuel candelaro. 2i, and Leonora Cordero,
2S, both of San Francisco
Howard J. Fredlander. SO. 1903 Scott ST., and
Florine Rosenberg. %, Iiollister.
and Aida Hastings "a. 1905 Haight ST.
Jerome Fl. Sonnenfeld. % st. Louis, Mo-, and
Edna NJ. Brown. 10. 220o Van Ness ave-
Clarence f, Pratt, IL, and Emma NJ. Koop-
Casper Gerhard 26 San Francisco and TiIlie
Becker, 2s 1927 Ellis ST.
Floran l.. Clyde. 2s. Clayton, Idaho, and May
A. Perry, "a, Oakland
OAKLAND, Dec. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Albert G. Clarke. 81, oakland and Estella
P. jackson, 81. Elmburst
Albert Rudescu, 81, and Raves Cohn is, both
of Oakland.
Tobias G. Painter, 49, and Lena Allen, "a,
both of Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS OF HONOLULU
PLANTATION COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the
provisions OF that certain Mortgage, dated the
first day Of February. A. d. 1902. which was
executed by the Honolulu Plantation Company to
Mercantile Trust Company OF San Francisco, as
Trustee. those certain nfty-six t56) of the
designated by their numbers, were, on the fifth
day of December. 1908, selected. drawn and
designated Tor payment and redemption in the
manner provided in said mortgage. Said bonds
so selected drawn and designated for payment
VIII be paid at the Office of Mercantile Trust
Company Of San Francisco at number AGA Cali
fornis street, In the City and County of San
one Thousand Il 0O0l Dollars per bond and ac-
crued interest. on the first day OF February
1909. Such bonds shall be surrendered 10 the
Company for payment redemption and cancel
lation. as provided in said Mortgage. and inter
est thereon shall from said first day of
February. 1909. Any bond holder who may de-
sire 10 surrender his bonds for cancellation be-
payment at the rate of One Thousand (1.000l
Dollars per bond and interest TO the date Of
such surrender.
The following are the numbers of the fifty
six (56) bonds selected, drawn and desig-
mated:
Numbers:
572. 573. 57s. 575. 57s. 900, 9o2, 9os, 932, 1885,
Csc $50. 951. $50. eco. 9el. 9e2. 964. 994 $685.
99T. 99S 999. 1000. 1901, 1902, 1908, 1905, 1906
1910 I21I. 1912. 1913.
Dated San Francisco December = 1908.
fSeall J. A. BUCK.
President Honolulu Plantation Company
YOUR title restored under the MeEnerney act;
complete Sl5 Address box 229, Call. Repre-
sentative viii interview you.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S WORK
FOR EXHIBIT AT FAIR
Educ alton Board Asks Appro-
priation TO Cover Expense
of Preparing Articles

The board of education yesterday
sent a communication to the super
visors asking for an appropriation of
$500 with which to purchase materials
for an exhibit of the school children
of this city for the Alaska Yukon ex-
position to be held in Seattle next
June.
In former exhibitions the children of
the schools have never failed to take a
prize. In the Chicago. Paris and ST.
Louis expositions their exhibits won
gold medal awards.
The plan now is to send specimen
of the work of the manual training
classes. It will take about six months
to prepare the exhibit intended.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
REAL ESTATE MARKET
SHOWS GOOD SIGNS
Large Financial Concerns Are
Making Loans on Real
PrODerty

One of the best signs in the real
estate market is the loans made by
financial corporations to owners of real
estate and the French savings bank is
setting a good example in this wise. It
announces that it has made loans
amounting to $50, 900 within the last
few days. These loans are as fol-
lows: 70 r. S. Knight, $4,000. north
side of California street. 1876 east
OF Dupont. 50X137:6; to NJ Gardia,
$4,000, north side of Jackson street, 55
feet west of Hyde. 27:6x112: IS; to J..
Robertson, $4,000, west side of Sixth
avenue north of Lake, 50x137:6
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
ELECTION CONTEST FILED

An election contest was filed yester-
day by Cornelius P. Lyons. the unsuc-
cessful democratic candidate for as
semblyman in the thirty-second district
against Charles A. Nelson, republican
Ind union labor. The official re-
turns showed that Nelson obtained 2.115
votes and Lyons 2,092. Lyons claims
that 25 votes credited to his opponent
We're really cast for him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
STABBED IN THE ABDOMEN

During a fight between Ben Jack
man, Aileen avenue. and Frank>Mc-
Carthy, % San Jose avenue, at Twenty
second and Mission streets Sunday
night Jackman was stabbed in the
abdomen. He was taken to the central
emergency hospital and Mccarthy was
arrested by Policeman +. A. Smith and
his name registered on the detinue
sook at the city prison.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
NEW oFFIcERs ELECTEp

The Veteran police association held
it's annual meeting at the hall OF JUS
tice on Sunday. when the following
officers were elected: President
James Aitken; vice president, Cassius
p. Wright: secretary. James F. Moran,
treasurer. Mier Lindheimer. The aSsO-
citation sent dispatch to President
elect William Fl. Taft congratulating
him on his election and received a COR
dial reply.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15

will not be inherited. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to. have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
COURT HoNoRs JUDGE CARRIER

In respect to the memory of Judge
John CARRIER, who died at his home in
Berkeley Sunday night, the United
States circuit court adjourned yester-
day at noon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AT A sAcRIFI

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AT SACRIFICE.
Never before have we been able to offer such
beautiful modern home at such rdculously
low figure as we are now able 20 deliver for
$1,000.
1t is located on high ground. commanding a
magnificent view Cncluding the Golden gate)
in the heart of the most fashionable residen,
tial section of Oakland.
House strictly modern: beautiful reception
hall. drawing room. dining room: all finished
off in elegant style; woodwork and floors
waxed: floors hardwood and naid borders:
staircase exceedingly handsome: fine he'd.
rooms: large closets. etc; pretty flower gar
den: steam heaters; settees on front norcb
built in buffet: gas and electric lights etc
and in fact everything TO make a handsome
comfortable and snowy home; lot 4Sx115
Terms SO, $50 cash, and the balance at per
cent net.
G.. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
90 Montgomery street
San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15

l WANT 10 sell my home in Frnitvaie; an acre
of land; large modern house and furniture;
flower gardens, small fruit gardens, vegetable
garden. hennery pigeon runs. stables, horse,
carriages everything for sale in complete
order; price $4,000 W. =. BoWDITCH, 32I7
Boston av.. Fruitvale
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
DEATHS

ory. beloved husband of the late Ellen Ashe
loving father of Matthew Ashe, Mrs. NJ Fer
guson and Nellie, Josephine and Gregory Ashe
Mrs. Nora Ratio and the late James Ashe
and brother Of Matthew and Patrick Ashe
aud the late Mrs Cornelius Hurley a native
Gentlemen's Sodality of ST. Charles Borromeo
church.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today fTues
day) at s:15 a. M. from the parlors OF Me-
Brearfy Mccormick, 9l5 Valencia street
near twentieth. thence to ST. Charles Bor-
romeo church. where requiem high mass will
be celebrated for the repose of his soul
commencing at a. m. lntcrmcnt Holy Cross
cemetery.
BANcRoFT--In this city. December 10. lsos.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE.
New houses. fats and business property in
Oakland and Berkeley. / make a specially or
exchanging. What have you?
D. +. MINNEl, Az 18th St. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
PRESIDE TERRACE
list az. and Washington ST. ;

Lots arc now selling for $50 a foot. They are
eKceptionslly reasonable at this figure. you
VIII readily appreciate. Soon the price Will
he increased. Don't pay $500 and $500 foot
Tor property elsewhere before seeing this i'm
neasI-ably superior property at SlJ0 foot
on know what you buy in Preside Terrace;
eiseWhere you are apt 10 bug embarrassment
let Us show you tie hne res licences now built
M the terrace and then pick out your LOT be
fore the prices are raised.
illustrated literature free on request.
BALDWIN & HOWELL 3lS-324 Kearny 81
Sole Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
FRuIrvALE REAL ESTATE
HAVE you WAITED FOR THIS.

HAVE YOU WAITED FOR THIS?
Have YOU waited for that happy time when
you could own a modest, handsome roomy
convenient sunlit home: Away from dust
noises and high taxes: Out of the winds and
fo2s with country peace, rest and air. With
foothills and bay views and still with all city
advantages!
Fine home ncighborhood: gas. telephone. mail
and papers twice daily; > minutes walk TO 4
different churches; high and grammar schools
near; dry lot 45x150; house solidly built 215
foot foundations. 3y4 studding. 10 foot cefl-
ings: 6 large rooms, conservatory beautiful
white enameled bathroom: cozy fireplace for
winter and shady hammocks for summer; living
basement; complete laundry; play rooms stor,
age, etc. g blocks to streetcars).
New windmill. 200 feet exhaustless pure
water; garden: berries. some fruit: chickens
roses, lawns, hot and cold water, etc.
Similar lots here $1,000 well. $500: house
So 800; an agents commission about $3.50: i'm,
provements $500. Private sale by owner: com
PEELED TO 20 north. For quick cash sale
$500 Oakland, Z. o. box 81; phone Mer-
ritt $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
CARD or THANKS

KEELEY--I herewith desire TO express my
heartfelt thanks to the friends who gave
50 many cvidences Of their heartfelt comfort
and sympathy. and beautiful 6oral offerings,
during my late sad bereavement.
ALFRED Z. kEELEY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
LOTS I
LOTS

'oSE List contains lots more. Send for it.
800 Elegant site for apartment house
hest renting district fn CITY: Is block
from Fairmont hotel and comma nds
grand marine view: northeast corner, 50
S%-'ovv- Northeast corner Washington St. best
nart Preside Heights; % feet front;
marine view
s-a-eyp-Sacrihce; Bush ST.. close In: a great
opportunity at this figure. - feet front
$1,000 mortgage remain; elegant
location for apartments or hotel ,3645i
- tov-5est block on Washington st.: 45x
-; unequaled location for high class
apartments
$500 90 teet on corner close TO Taylor and
breacway; fine marine view; this is
very reasonable price.
S.,-9te- Jackson near Hyde: - :6z137.6.
S''vPe-oner wanted; Howard near l2th -
feet front.
S3,yyy-z5 feet, jackson near Beavenworth.
s3.ta9-Nan Ness av. lots. 27:6xl2o.
$3.50 Masonic near Waller; 25xlI6; sunny
side. (372S)
Sl.75o-5th az and b: 25xs5: all street work
complete including sidewalks; terms on
these.
Si.55o-l2th av near Clement; 25xl2O
send for "our List" Of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. sls-s24 Kearny st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
BIRTHS

FINNEGAN- this city. November 10
to the wife of B. Finnegan, a son.