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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-contlnueA

PUBLIC attention is directed to the fact that
the reservation made In 1894 by the govern
ment OF Canada containing several million
acres fertile lands located along the main nne
Of the Canadian Pacific railway east OF tns
city OF Calgary. IN southern Alberta. Canada.
is now open for colonization Those interested
in stock raising. dairying, winter wheat al
falfa and sugar beet production and wishing
TO acquire homes withiA this block with a view
TO actual settlement should apply for desailes
information to
FRANCIS FER-.IER. IS Geary ST. 8 T.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23
HAYES

ALAMEDA COUNTY
Lot IL in Block ]. KliRknerville tract, and Lot
in Block l and Lot II in Block d, Klinkner-
vile tract.
TOWN OF GROVER. SAN LUIS OBISPO
COUNTY
Lot in the north line OF Long Branch av.. 302 g
feet west from the southeast corner Block I02
size 250x137:6 feet; also Lots Nos 9, 10. IL,
II IN Block 81 Town OF Grover.
HERMAN @SHAINWALD, Referee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23

SECOND hand chairs all makes cheap; easy
terms; mirrors. poles washstands; shops fitted
up. L. NJ. DRAKE, 161S-20 Franklin ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23

Referees sale OF real estate in partition at
Montgomery St, on TdURSDAY. APRIL 80.
1905 at II o'clock noon. Nos. 547-54S Hayes
st. and Nos. 44s-45O Linden av.. store and 2
fats above of rooms and bath each and
dats on Linden ay. OF rooms and bath each:
rents s227.50 per month: lot 27:6xI2O feet. 2
frontages. This property is in the best bust
ness block Of Hayes ST.. an opportunity for
bargain and gilt edge investment
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23
CITY LAND TITLES.

Only a relatively short time
now remains in which to estab-
lish title to your real property
under the so called ''McENER-
NEY ACT" There is no title TO
San Francisco lands other than
decree under that act-it has
been so decided by the SU-
PREME COURT OF CALIFOR-
NIA-and for that reason the
city OF San Francisco will no
longer issue "City Deeds:
moreover, a City Deed, even IL
obtainable. would bar the city
only, whereas decree under the
act bars -all the world"
THE LAWYERS TITLE
COMPANY was organized for
the purpose Of establishing IT,
ties under this act. and 1t be-
slows prompt and careful at
tention upon all business in
trusted TO 1t.
LAWYERS TITLE COMPANY,
1916 SUFFER- ST.. SAN FRANCISCO.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
ALEX F. MORRISON. CHARLES p EELLs.
CARTER P. PoMERoY.E. s. HELLER.
R. t. HARDING. w. LLIENTHAL.
c. B. SESSIONS. J. C. McKISsTRY,
FRANK P pEERING. cHAs. W. SLACK.
PETER F. DUNNE, WILLIAM THOMAS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

THERE'S MONEY FOR you IN
FRESNO COUNTY = WILL you
CONE AND GET YOUR SHAREl
Here are some startling figures about the
wealth OF Fresno county:
Read them-wouder about them-and then ask
asa yourself II you woudaf % Ike to I've n com
wealth
LAST YEAR B2oUGHT S2s. .Ooo.O 900; THE
POPULATION; OF FRESNO COUNTY Is 45. O0e
THAT MEANS n ,soo 4 PER e Ca cAPIrA EARNING
WOMAN AND CHILD IN FRESNO COUNTY.
Where is there another agricultural county
that make such a showing.
Come and get your share Of Fresno county's
great wealth.
FREE FARE
TO FRESNO
If you are home seeker. the Fresno Chamber
OF Commerce Is willing to pay your railroad
fare to Fresno Ask NJ. Hansen. at the Board
Of Trade rooms. Ferry building, for full par
1850 ACRES stock. fruit and alfalfa land IN
Improvements: bargain: SCI. .s75-one-thir
cash. balance years at per cent
3.4O0 acres. all level; 1000 acres sediment
land; all under ditch: at q sacrifice; worth
$4,000; price $4,000 cash; river and railroad
transportation.
800 acres good land in Shasta county: good
fruit and hog ranch; lots OF wood; Sl,oOe
cash; bargain
1900 acres; Sc per acre. on terms; miles
from railroad: Sacramento Valley.
10 900 acres: Sacramento Valley: 81 per
acre. INVESTIGATE THESE SNAPS.
D. f. MINSEY.
l22 l1TH ST., OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23
OUR BIG DITCH

NOW COVERS $4,000 ACRES
OF the very best land in California. and laterals
were: Alfalfa, $50 10 SIS per acre; prnnes and
pears. $3.50 TO S5l5 acre; oranges. $3.50 70
81 900 per acre: every vegetable. fruit. grain
OF grass does well here: well drained. very
healthful; malaria: Glenn and Colusa cOun-
ties; west side OF Sacramento river
Our special offer to close our the Boggs tract
is $1.56 per acre per month. including taxes.
sion SATURDAY afternoon. Write for boOziet.
c. NJ WOOSTER CO.. TO2 MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23
BARBERs AND SUPPLIES
NOTICE.

James Barker's office and salesroom is now
permanently located at "a Turk st. corner OF
Taylor, under the management of Eugene r..
Panario. The sample of our $52 non hydraulic
metal chair has just arrived and you are all
invited to caff and inspect It.
Chairs and Vibrators sold on easy terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

Spencer had asked the privileges OF giving the
command: Stand by-nrei" to be followed By
Whipf But AT the last moment he unable
TO give the word
AZ the irorec and shronded bodies IN tns
air, swayed and moved convulzively At the yard
arms. Commander Mackenzie delivered brief ser
non TO the crew and. called for Three Hearty
cheers fer the nag OF country The crew
was then p!ped down 70 dinner. Afterwsrd theirs
was sea funeral On The Sunday following the
commander treated his crew another sermon.
saying they should give cheers for their
Cod and the banner OF the Cross was hoisted
above the American ensign The hundredth psalm
was sung and Mackenzie gshuddered to think what
different scene might have been presented II ths
boy u1utineer had not been hanged and the sou1srs
had become q pirate ship
After three months investigation and court mar
tai At the Brooklyn navy yard. In which Ben
JaInin F. Butler and Charles OConor were retained
as counsel by relatives et Spencer. Mackenzie
acquitted OF murder By vote OF . to 8. The poll
tics OF President Tyiers administration entered into
the case. as well the clan fseiinS OF naval Off
GERS. to upheld the draconian discipline Of the
time and the pre5udices Of merchants who had
PROFITS TO lose ny the entirely extinct trade OF
piracy daughter OF Commander Mackenzie died
at Morristown. N. =. two years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY DECEMBER 8.

prevailed. Under such circumstances 81 looked Al
II the great garden party planned tor tho terrAces
Of the Hotei de Russie woul1 have 10 be given up
TIE unpleasant weather ended hexever, bafore the
srd Of the eongrsss In burst ~ EarY that aiEoss
cunpsnsase1 for the gloomy conditions WHICH had
swept back from tina blue italian shy and ths sun
revealed. Its golden rayz ahot athwsrt the
tovvsfs OF tbs Eternal CITY, tipping thazn "a WITH
nansas and brought back to the shtvertns city ths
fragrant warmth Of early summer.
The Pfucisr HfL whose slope ths Ekrden
party was held. commands q superb view Of the
city and Of tbs surrounding Campagna and hills.
Walks shaded by shruhbery follow the teTrsce9
Here comes upon fountains and thsfs upon
ancient statues. On shs AFTERNOON OF TIA serdsn
party The view from ths summit especially
charming. shs party hare witnessing the glorious
reappearancs Of the after SIS long eclipse. The
spectacle OF In rays shooting through ths pfnss
the summit of Mount Mario and across tia Cam
pagnA gliding the dones and tsrfets Of Tire city 80
tho southwark was the visitors not Hksly
20 forget soon. The party continued from 70
o'clock and about thousand persons wers in at
tendance The guests were received by HsszrA
Fntppo and Luig1 Sfiengi and SheAr wfve&-
The banquet In the PaIais dss Beanx Arts was an
tfrair OF uagnituds. The number Of guests was
15oa There were tAirty-thTSs tables, which. e
placed end 70 end. would have extended distance
OF 1.62S feet, almost third OF q mile Nearly
200 pounds CT meat besides 50 pounds OF steak and
800 pounds Of poultry and $50 pounds OF cakes ana
pies, served Prince de scaleA was the toast
master. AT the table o. honor sat signor Coco
ortu. the Minister OF Agriculture representing
the King; Mr.. Eoger president OF the congress:
Mayor Ernest Nathan; General Brun4siti. 81 tia
Carzh3nksz4; President Del Vito of the Ronaa
section; Commander HAmnerard. OF the general
dtvts:cni signor4 vsrStrti, snedt Lznts~ sisner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

Rave, Minister OF Public instruction, siguer Pom
pij. Under Secretary % Foreign Affairs; President
Fioroni, Of the Society OF Hotelkeepers OF Italy:
Vice-President Cagf Of the Association for the
Transportation Of Foreigners; Deputato GIovag-
rnercs OF Rome; Signor Boiler. Signor Magaldi
and President Boland OF tho Society OF Hotel
keepers IN Paris and 2. Goodsnough. OF The New
York Tribune. Signor Ttttoni Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. being unable TO attend. owing 10 . loss
IN his family, sent his regrets and siEnor PomDa3
his representative
When the congress broke up st Rome many %
its members went to Naples. whsrs Sunday
evening, November Is, a banquet served at
the Grand Hotel Victoria Others who sent
grets because OF previous engagements were Mn
listers Bertoini. Schanzer and Carcano, General
E'ecia di Cossato and sGncr Bolat, Secretary Gem
eral OF Foreign Affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
SAID IT WAS A JOKE.

The uidshipnan summoned 60 the guar
ter5eck and the commander remarked:
7 learn, MI Spencer. that yoa aspire 70 the
command II the 5onersT-
with q deterential but unrnoved and gently
smiling expression the boy replied. -oh. no. sir"
project 70 xiii the commander the officers and
& considerable portion OF the cf this vessel
AID convert her into rirstsT
= nay have taIS him &c. sir, but 70 was IN
Joke"
You sdztt then. thst 7eu told Kim ser
Yes. air but Fl joke
This. 81. Is Joking g forbidden subject
his joke may coet You jour Hfe"
TIE commander turned 70 Lieutenant Ganse-
voo-t and said Arrest Mr. Spencer and put him
II double irons"
The Iad vas ironec hand and foot ana left
urder Eaa-d IN the QEar-erdeck. with the warning
that would lie shot dead II he spoke 10 any
This severity presumably ulugated by the
svery way % lis comfort with The tenderness o.
Q wouHn-" That night SpencerB quarters were
searched s-d the Greek list OF alleged conspira-
tors found The boy himself translated the Greek
characters for tie commander, under the impress
s1Cu that re helping a3s The following
DAY Sunday. At inspection the commander
noted tbs suspicious circumstance that Seaman
Small and Bo1tsERin's mate Cromwell were very
neat II thar persona but the former betrayed
Ecilr by nervousness and the latter by cooluesS-
Small ~as the secret LIST: Cromwell had re-
ee4ve1 els from Spencer for an unknown purpose.
After church services nothing happened TIL after
nyEts-4eusiy. causing vrsckxse and coSfusion-
part Of the rutdneers plot especially as tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE
by Telegraph - rhs rrihuna. ]


San Francisco, Dec 6--Tha drowning Of Chief
OF Police Buggy from 8 launch in the bay on
Monday night proved the sensation OF the week
and added to the tragedies that have
followed the graft prosecution AZ drst it was
thought that the chief committed suicide because
OF the savage attacks made upon him by the two
newspapers that are the mouthpisces Of thu graft
prosecution. but when ali the facts were brought
out IT was clearly shown that the drowning
accidental.
had Lttls police training and therefore made
many mistakes and unable TO enforce dis
cipline. He also a poor Judge OF men. and
put several inoompetents in high places he
selected CHIEF by Mayer Taylor. with ths ap-
proval Of the graft prosecution. but when ne
showed Independence in his place. Special
Prosecutor Heney and Detective Burns began to
oppose him and ciamor for bis removal
The climax came when Haas shat Heney and
enabled to keep tho pistol with which he
killed himself Buggy charged that Burns should
have found the weapon. as he searched Haas. ana
he added to his unpopuIarity by declaring
that he could find evidence that any one had
inspired the shooting OF Heney Although much
mystery has been thrown about the matter. It u
plain that Biggy had received intiustion that
his resignation would be demanded worry over
this and the malicious attacks made upon
him in the newspapers upset him that he
not responsible for hiz II it thought
that he out OF the cabin Of the police Launcli
Patrol to get fresh air and becoming dizzy. fen
overheard.
Il is probable that the general move downtown
OF big retail houses VIII be postponed to May
June. to permit all the large stores to shift
at the time.
The Downtown Property owners Association In
making great preparations for the celebration OF
New Years Eve which befors the IRE WAS ems
Of the mos; characteristic Of san Francisco street
spectacles- Thousands OF invitstiens have been
out. and great street parads with many
bands Of music viii be- . feature
Contracts were recorded this week for rsbufia-
ing the Spring Valley Building. at the southeast
corner OF Gesry ana Stockton ztreets at . cost
0f k212500 The City 81 Paris dEysoOds store VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
THE MICMACs OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
A Branch Of the Algonquin Indians Who Live
By Hunting and Trapping


In report 20 the British Colonial Ofacs. sir
William McGregor. Governor Of Newfoundland
gives account Of a visit he paid 20 the settle
70 be q branch OF the Algonquin Indians az Say
S.Ezpoir, on the south OF thu island. says -Ths
There srs only twenty-three families Ifvins Cd
the reseEyat1o1.. CONSISTING or IS1 persons and
single pure blooded Micmac on the island hs -
iiksly 20 be absorbed in the European popGIa-
ton for some generations Re therefore sug-
gests that something should Be done for ths IN
Ths AienAcs are hunters and trappers. ana
s azhn9 On tse Ttsst y he ovsSar sssrS
were only two miserable cows IN the settlement.
only one fowl and a tame Wild goose IN.
food consisted chiefly OF 1our. {s~ potAtoss
3ority OF the people were in rags
Notwithstanding these obvious ha-dshIps, ths
woman was ninety ysars OF sss. sse n. 0idsst
nan shout eighty. The men s-s described q
TIE children who are bright and slsysr. hsxs A.
black hair, and the nose much more prominent
than IA The EsquinaTs Of Labrador. Gnt0xie1t-
msnE
n religion the sCeuases A.. Roman Catholics,
well built and kept Oddly enough. there IS
sptfttnE IN he Church Is totally pronisfrsd re-
p2rikh priest vfsits thu community oncs a month.
and N bis shssnee ons q the natives reads ths
The last statement suggests a eartafr amount
u fact. a small seRooL carried on IN : room q
fsst By Is feet with stove and two little win
and the tsacher woman OF raixsd race Wa Wa
depends upon a small allowances from the priest
lated By Sir william on what she lad SssS aSIs
to accomplish under the circumstances.
community BY providing n more suitable Ioca-
ton. supplytns seed potatoes and few animals.
young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06


tn. rehabilitation Of this building viii DO nnon
70 hslp the vicinity OF Union Square
-. ,,,. Of Tia old Windsor Hotel. At the .ourh-
-,.-x oorr~- az Market and FIFTH streets has been
leased by Hale Brothers who VIII erscx : Dul4a-
Ing for . large department. store The Lease Ii
Gov 4hir*y-nvs years and calls for the erection OF
sssao COS building. which will De great improve
nnsut 70 that part OF Market strssG
z,s. hav. bean received for eighteen nrs els
,s-,. 20 cos. u8so and ths Board Of Public
works haa asked ths supervisors for surnor"y %
construct rourtsen more cisternA II was the lack
Of these castsrns which enabled the Dig ars %
spread through the residence dtstr1cts-
A,o.ssr week has bean given ex-Mayor schu1fH
% nrd n hondsman In piacs OK William J. OihEse'
whose financial roverses hsvs coripsied Nm % 70
&C., e-or, thu s4co 600 bond His lawyers express
condolences IN schrnizs ability 20 replace Darsss y
..v.r.i hondsu,en, but It would Be no surprise 70
.ea the tndIctsd Mayor 30 back to JAIL
80 .uh.e-4nttcu 70 erect q monument TO the late
Tsuf. Sullivan rrs chief Of San Francisco whose
fatal injuries the morning OF the e2rShao-As
Io.4 the city thu hsneo. OF his leadership IN tns
ezbS axaiuzt the great fire. Mr.. Veil proposes
s-no no fund made up OF hslf-dolar subscriptions
vt.h tina design epsn C al American srusA
-. ,-,,.4,.. Of the James lack baths have psst-
.-.- Sor n 90 20 cay for repairs necessary
.,rea 4hs ira The trustees have advanced to01
oy. az thsar swn pockets 70 make tssss nsoe1s>sg
repairs
z. -..-,h.-z Of sha San Francisco merchants
.-cr,r.,on 20 Japan returned this week They al
n..h "A him tsr-ns Of reception giysa them IN
I.aatns Japanese cities ana predict great N
cr.a.a af trade with japan because oT tais VISIT
Sr~. rz.r.u Do Young and GsorEs roland Cam
- So. n,ar-.ae Monday at ths home Of Mr.. Rad
Ms NJ Il Dc Yeunx. IN California street, ey
--aAs.hsa Rsoraau. There were 80 guests and The
Ia-v. haIirvora was arranged m temporary
chADeL
v,...uso- Ts~aw~ Of q large oil company Of Japan
.--tv.d hars this weak examine ths Oh resources
OF California His company L. Operated N oon1uno-
t,on with shs Japanese Steamship Company. and u
has Induced tia government 10 suspend raizing the
1u.x al imported ell from 70 70 50 per cent. La
xawn believes that Japan should admit c@lnorniA
er,rda on At q low DUTY to dsveicp tbs naaut2ot-
r,r.a and steamship business u japan
rns Southern Pacific Railway Company WIN ssnd
an AGRICULTURAL instruction train into the Hswcass.
a+eox.on and Modesto district. fer tea days Just
hefore Christmas n previous train which ran
through the upper Sacramento Valley proved
great success
Angeles. seco damages this week far injury %
his right arm IN recent accident TIA Salt Lake
q Pzcifn Electric asilroad
The stats sur-ens Court has decided that State
Controller A B. Nys shall retain tho ONCE uztil
the next general election Nys was appointed Con-
trouer on the death OF z. ?. ColgAn. but when
Governor Giliett succeeded 70 once he appointed
Frank Matttson- Eye claimed that as he Rp-
pointed ~ Governor Pssdss hs should serve until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
BREAD THAT MAKES MEN DRUNK.

since you don't I've IN Siberia. you need not %
afraid. says u Marion. q Russian. TO get drunk
through eating ordinary bread. A hardened topper
would, the other hand. think that Providencs
had played him nasty trick IN not allowing IN
hrst 10 see the light OF Gay n Siberia
In Far Eastern Siberia. N that region which ue.
humidity Of TIE climate al well % che sol,
remarkable Vegetation Is here DISTINGUISHED for
tts wonderful exuberazce, 70 such axcent ehAA
the soil never dries up The result - that the n
hantanta. in order 20 prevent purrsfAcSson OF the
roots SOW their corn upon . series OF layers %
the soil Nevertheless in certain districts. the
humidity n intense that thers groWs upon the
ears OF corn kind % fungous matter made Up ok
mfcrotungL
As result Of this sporadic sxcrescencs. shs
bread made from the IN question gives al
results OF overdose Of alcohol IN very humid
climates the phenomenon II likewise known, though
TO nothing Hike the extent OF Eastern Siberia whsra
whole districts affected BY This strange kad &
"alSoholxad bresd'@NontEssl Standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
CONGRESS OF BON[FACES
HoteLkeepers of Europe Entertain
Roman Officials.

One OF the important businesses OF Europe
American travellers know is that Of hotel manage
ment The hotelksepers Of Europe ssrfy In Novem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

the next general election. and tbs suprems Court
af1rns this claim
The longest railway tunnel In Calc0rnta-ths
Spring Garden tunnel the new Western Pac3no
Railroad-vas opened this week after three
years work. Il IL 1905 feet long, nearly nils
and quarter, and 1t serves 10 reduce the grads
the fork OF Feather River IN Butte County.
Only thu upper part OF the tunnel Is finished Ths
lower core FOR LOO feet VIII not be removed for
about Eve months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

OCCUPY ths TIVE lower door- ss ee1ors tns ut
Ths rehabilitation Of this building VIII DO neon
90 baln the vicinity OF Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

prisoner Spencer watched the masthead with
Strange and steaIthy KIsnces- The next Cay
were discovered two crimes Of considerable mag
nituds"-''vfIe Offences" Mackenzie terms them.
one being the theft OF brandy and the other theft
OF BIT OF hat trimming. Small and Cromwell
were put In irons
The prisoners had 'svery comfort while lying
en- the quarterback. Commander Mackenzie says.
being covered with oilskins night and during
squalls They were deprived OF tobacco, net as
third degree measure. but because tobacco was
srinaulant, and I wished them sranq-altze their
minds and remain free from excitement The day
gave way entirely. he remained the whole day
with his face buried the gregg, and when IL was
raised for > moment Il was bsthed In tears. BIZ
" wednesday there were prisoners under irons
tnat seemed suspicious TO the penicstrckeu odcers
One VIA sharpening his battleaxe and another
reached for a holystone IN suspicious manner.
The officers went about with loaded pistols and
Interpreted every trffe a symptom OF rnutiny.
a pistol was accidentally discharged Lieutenant
Ganseroort came shooting innocent men
On "wednesday, November 50. a pseudo trial was
held without the prisoners being called 70 defend
themselves question the witnesses who testified
to oeroniscsl looks profanity the sketchtng Of
pirate ship and similar evidences Of crime The
next day, December l. the ir1pro~ised court,
posed OF lieutenant, surgeon, purser younS
acting master and some r1idshiPuaen. recon-
menoeo that Spencer, Small and Cromwell be
hanged. The commander, In fact. was responsible
for sentence and execution He did not believe hs
could bring the Somers into American port with
the r1utineers alive and II did not occur him
that he might put IN at the British port OF
ugua or Barbados. which about two dayS
san distant He thought 1t better. anyhow. that
Spencer should be hanged and not cause his father
trouble in tia future He told the lad as much In
spirit OF ferocious piety that would have honcred
Torcuenada-
II gave orders make immediate preparations
for hanging the three principal criminals AZ thu
unairyRrd arms says Commander Mackenzie "An
hands we're called to witness punishment Ths
aftergua-ds and idlers OF both watches were
tered the quarterback the whip Tnoosed ropsl
intended for A1r. Spencer. The officers
toned about the deck with orders TO cut down
whoever should let so the whip with even one
hand fail haul on IT when ordered now
put my full Uniform and proceeded 70 executs
the rnogt painful duty that has ever oevolved
American coEl1nander-that OF announcing 20
the criminals their fate"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
A Xmas Gift
Should Be Above Reproach

worlds best Pianos Without
exaggerated enphacay there nothing beyond in Piano
strucion.
established Sterling every
Sterling Every marked
extended the appreciation OF the Pianos artistic
ties and music giving satisfaction This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

BIDS have bean received for elsn'esn IL
-. e. COS. uSsso and ths Board 81 Public
WORKS has asked the supervisors for authority 70
construct fourtsen more cisterna II was the lack
~ these c4st-ras which enabled the Dig hrs 20
.nraaa through the residences dtstE1cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

~. AFT. Of .hs old Windsor Hotel. AZ the !ourh-
-,.-x oorn.r az Market and FIFTH streets has been
I.ased oy HaIs Brothers who viii erect ouiid-
ing for large department. store Inc IeAss
g.. +r,r.v-avs Years and calls for the erection OF
sssa cos es,,ldinx which will be q great improve
n,sn, 10 that part OF Market strsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

Contracts were recorded this week for rebuild
Ing the Spring Valley Building. at the southeast
corner OF Geary ana Stockton streets. at cost
" &1260Q The CITY 81 Paris dEyso0ds store VIII