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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
REAL ESTATE
CITY REAL ESTATE
s.
JACOBIN DWELLING. MARINE VIEW


IS
A JACOBIN DWELLING MARINE VIEW.
TERMS TO SUIT.
Recently completed. its highly picturesque elc-
varion possesses an atmosphere which be
speaks home not large. hut ample for the
average American Of refined tastes You en-
tcr spacious living room that is az once
unexpected and vast delightful with IT'S large
open Fireplace quaintly treated with built IN
bookcases. inglen0ok windows OF loaded glass
and unusual beams with carved brackets; the
commodi0us built ia seat viii easily accom-
mcdate persons; the simple dignity Of the
staircase. the many unique lighting fixtures
and the imported wall covering deserves men
riou- the dining room is Of goOdly proper
fions. swo0d pllasters support a bold stein
shelf while the walls thoaSa Of specially Sc
lecfed wood. are not the conventional panel;
hardwood floors throughout the first door; but
leI's pantry and kitchen complete the first
floor. on the second floor are 5 chambers. bath
and the mans smoking room which Is truly
comfortable with never obstructed marine
view. in the attic is maids room and store
room Tbe basement has laundry. wine cell
lfr etc. The owner is willing 20 sell at
greatly less than cost. as business requires
lis residence IN Hongkong for a number Of
years. Key at Office, which Is near above
\. FRITZ. 14oi Masonic av
Open every day. including Sunday.
Sc 600 ana up. 3 and room modern houses:
marine view; beautifully finished. l4ls 18th
av. Sunset.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
ONLY So. o00.
Three elegant. modern fats: rooms and
hafh each. rents 81 40 per year; situated
Ashbury and Waller sts-
DAVIDSON & LEIGH,
1865 Market St
FOR ssie-Fine lot. Parkside on the boulevard; ;
a. q bargain; no agents. Box 1915. Call office.
FOR SALE-Up 20 date residence. large lots.
in block facing carline and Golden Gate park;
18th av. and ! ST.. Sunset district. See T. 3.
HALLrTI on premises
FOR sale-Nodern cottage. rooms and bath;
nigh basement driveway. cement yard and
stable. also box stall sos Diamond mr. cath.
WE VIII furnish plans and specifications and
build YOU q home or Fat and loan you the
tire cost Of same You repay rs by the month
$3.50 for each 81 000 we loan you Interest in
cIuded fn this payment Call at this office
and LET Us explain our proposition
NORTHERN BUILDING COMPANY,
Suuc 10 Humboldt Bank Building
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14

A strike has been made in Plumas
county, as reported. on Rush creek. A
number of Nevada mining men, includ-
ing John Salisberry, John e. Hall.
Harry Taylor of Goldfeld, H. II.
Hunter and A. B. Phelps. visited the
scene of the strike, having in view the
purchase of the mines or prospects if
they prove to be as reported
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In another section. according to the
Oroville Register, rich gravel has been
found. The discovery was made in the
Blue Lead mine A tunnel had been
driven in above the reef when gravel
was uncovered that has run as high as
81 to the pan. The company has two
miles of channel. Machinery will be
at work. so the Register says, within
80 days crushing gravel.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE.
New houses. flats and business property. in
Oakland and Berkeley | make speciality OF
exchanging What have syou?
p, +, MINNEY, AZ l1th St, Oakland.
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HOUSES, FLATS, ETC.

HOUSES TO LET-BerkeIey-Unf
FOR rent-Privste home. modern. rooms. fur
nished. east of Shattuek near Key Route. to
responsible adult family. Apply 2235 Haste
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14

An extremely rich strike has been
made at the Tarantula mine, which Is
situated on the Mother lode near the
Shawmut, according 10 the Tuolumne
Independent. Large quantities of gold
are reported to have been taken out of
the property. The Tarantula is re-
ported to be rich. The strike is looked
upon as being one Of the most inn
portant in the vicinity for some time.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

CITY REAL ESTATE-Continued
MONEY made daily and Call Want Ads help 10
make IL. Advertise your wants make them
known 20 the public through a Call Want Ad.
An investment. not expense. For full par
ticulars read Call Want Ads daily.
R0THERMEL CO.. 247 Russ buiding-Have
some good bargains in city property: also
houses and lots in Berkeley. Oakland and Ala
media. Get our new catalogue.
COTTAGE rooms and bath. just completed;
ane level lots: just what you want; sewer
water. gas: small payment down. Mullen av.
near Precita and Alabama.
s. .009-2 modern fats. year old; good locs tion
lot 26x1O0: ; and 9 sunny rooms both rented
81 600 cash. balance. s., 600 mortgage, can re-
main. I410 Haight st.
I7TH av I6-An elegant room house. beamed
ceilings. furnace; the swellest land and marine
view in the city. can never. be cut off; just be-
ing completed; terms.
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sale. in 2oth az. between
d. CoNp0N, builder.
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YOUR title restored under the McEnerney act
complete SIS. Address box 229. Call. Repre-
sentative viii interview you.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
$50 000-Fruit ranch: fine improvements: deep
sediment soIl nicely located; good income
producer; for sale exchange for San Fran
cisco. Oakland Berkeley inside property.
For particulars write II. A. MARCKRES
COMPANY. San Jose. Cal.
Se, ,50O-3 fats and cottage; rents 500; will ex-
change for lot In burned district cottage
across the hay. value from $1,000 TO S., 600;
balance mortgage; principals only. Box 1885,
Call office.
NEW rooms cottage furnished. ST. 600. VIII
exchange for equity in lots improved.
Also city and suburban lots for improved and
assume. CITY INV CO.. 1919 Fillmore.
COMPLETELY furn. room fat for sale or rent;
ready for occupancy: no dealers. S27 Hayes.
INCOME city property for downtown ground
ARTHUR f. JACOBS. 6S Post ST.. 703
near Post
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OAKLAND 3 Ez9 q q tRgI!GAlsE

THE Oakland Branch of The Call is at 46s
Eleventh st. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1888: Home A2375.
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9 ELEGANT homes for 50
4 and J sts., Sunset 4
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500 per scre-29J acres garden land on Ro
erts island; miles from Stockton; free water.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

LAND IN THE STATE.
$40 per acre; on Middle river; freight by rail
and water; low rates: free water; rents $40 cash
per acre; on shares has paid $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
MR. COLEMAN DRAGGED
 TO HIS DEATH BY A MULE

Greenviile, June s.--(special. l--J. R. Coleman, who lived near Manning ham, took his mule from the blow Mon- day and mounted him to go to dinner. The mule threw him, his foot got caught in the traces. and he was drag ged for nearly half mile. He was carried home and fingered until yes terday afternoon, when he died from the injuries.
 Mir. Coleman was most excellent citizen. He was son of the late Jesse Coleman of Cedar Creek. He leaves wife and two children. A number of the members of the Wood men of the World left here early this morning to attend the burial in the cemetery at Manninghan, he being a member of that order.
 The centennial anniversary of the birth of Jefferson Davis will be suit ably observed tonight at the Opera House. A iife-sised portrait of the statesman, soldier and patriot. will be presented to the trustees of the school for the adornnent of the library in the public school building. 4 number of short talks will be made by some of the citizens. The orator of the occa- sion will be Mir. E. R. Adams, whose when they represented Mississippi in the United States Senate.
 Greenville was well represented at the commencement at Auburn this week. Mesdamea q. l.. Perdue, c. H Tatum and J B. Stanley were among the matrons who went from this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
COURT TAKES REST
FEDERAL TRIBUNAL GOES OVER
 TO LATE DATE.
Adjournment was Taken to Allow At- tendants to Attend the Davis Gen. tenniaI Exercises at the
 Library.

The federal court joined the rest of the city yesterday in paying honor to the memory of Jefferson Davfs- The court was given recess by Judge Thos. G. Jones in order that they might attend the exercises at the Car negie Library. returning to the federal building at twelve o'clock when the session of the court was resumed. The criminal docket was completed at two o'clock and the court was then ad- journed for the day in respect to the dead chieftain of the South.
 The criminal docket for the term has been completed. and the jury was given a recess by Judge Jones until a date in June which the Judge has not yet decided upon, but which he expects to determine today. The dimeulty pre- sented in settling upon the date of re- sumption of court is that many of the lawyers interested in cases in the fed eral court have also cases In the local courts, and the date must be set If possible so as to avoid a conflict. Judge Jones will confer with the lawyers to- day and is In hopes that the matter may be arranged satisfactorily.
 Judge Jones stated yesterday that the past session of the criminal term had been a most successful one. About elBHty-nNo cases TOT Var1ous onensea were tried during that period, and there were few acquittals. In many of the cases the plea of guilty was entered.
 The Judge was somewhat jubilant over the fact that the custodian of the federal building had been author ized to replace the old wornout cover ing of the court room floor with new material When court is resumed, he expects to have for presentation a vast ly improved assembly room
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
SMITH WAS FINED
CLANTON MAN SOLICITED FOR
 CAMPAIGN PURPOSES.
Mailed Letter to Man at CIantOn Re- Questing Aid for Political Party
 Let on with Light Fine. e

Tried in the federal court yesterday on the peculiar charge of soliciting contributions for political campaign in the postoffice building at Clanton, A. c. Smith, an attorney of that town, was found guilty and was fined $1.00. Judge Jones decided that while Smith was technically guilty of the charge preferred against him, there were ex- tenuating circumstances in his case, and he was accordingly given the min imum fine permitted by the statutes
 The case possessed several unusual features, and attracted a great deal of interest. Smith, 1t was alleged, had written several letters requesting con- tributions to campaign fund, one of them addressed to the postmaster at Clanton. Going to the office to mail the letters, he met the postmaster in the building and delivered the epistle to him in person, It was this act which constituted the violation of the stat ute. the illegality lying in the fact that the solicitation was made in the building,
 Mir. Smith claimed that under the circumstances there existed no solici- tation, but Judge Jones held that inas- much as Mir. Smith was aware of the contents of the letter. the act must technically be construed as a violation of the statute in reference to solicita- tions for campaign purposes The Judge felt. however. that Mir. Smith might easily have overlooked the sig nif1cance attaching to the incident, and he therefore made the fine a nominal one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
TO GET NEW HOTEL
HERvEY WILL MANAGE THE NEW
 HOsTLERY.
Large Amount ef Stock Es Already misunderstanding Vessel Breaks the Record From
 Cape Horn.

Pensacola. Fla. June 3--(Special. .)--- That Pensacola is to have half a mill lion dollar hotel is now assured, and that it will be operated by the Hervey Hotel Company is also an assured fact Subscriptions to stock of a hotel cor poration sufficient to insure the carry ing through of the project have been made. and all that remains is to organ ike the company. incorporate 1t under the laws of Florida. lease the hotel when completed to Charles B. Hervey, and float bonds for the amount desired, which is 3200,000. and this can easily be done with the amount invested and with the lessee who is to have charge.
 For several weeks the matter of an eight-story hotel. similar to the Caw- thon in Mobile. which is operated by the Heryey Brothers. has been before the people of Pensacola and large amounts of stock were subscribed, but owning to the recent disturbances in this city the matter was allowed to remain quiet until conditions became settled. Last night a meeting was held or citizens, and this was attended by Charles B. Hervey, of Mobile. who has agreed to lease the hotel for a period of fifteen years. pay per cent inter- est on the investment also pay taxes and insurance and to furnish 1t at a cost of not less than $100,000. He made a short address to the citizens. and af- terwards the chairman of the Chamber of Commerce announced that sub- seriptions for stock would he received, and that if Pensacola wished such a hotel the amount must be subscribed before the meeting adjourned. Imrne- diately prominent business men arose, and before they ceased subscribing, more than the sum desired had bean raised
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
keniIaII-rarInr

Evergreen, June s.-(Special. .)-- Friends in Evergreen have received the following invitations: MT. and Mrs William Harrison Taylor invite you to be present at the marriage of their daughter, Jessie Clio, to Mir. Ola Ken dall, on Wednesday morning, June "A, at o'clock. at home, Greenwood, Fla |"
 MT. Kendall is a son of Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Kendall of this city. Miss Tay- Tor Is pleasantly remembered here, hav- ing visited here last summer.
 Next Sunday, June ', a protracted meeting will commence at the Baptist church. The Rev. J. L. Gross, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Houston. Tex, will preach. Meetings will be held morning and night during the week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Epidemic Influenza, Grippe, Ca tarrhal Troubles, Pneumonia
 Increasing.

A marked increase in troubles or ahe breathing organs is noted in many localities. If you will only have Hy- omei at hand to use with the first att tack of Cold in the head. Pneumonia, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Group. in fact any respiratory affection. the trouble will be quickly overcome.
 If the attack is neglected and become severe. speedy relief will come in most eases and persistent use of Hyomei will cure.
 The directions for using 1t vary, but the principal is always the same, that of destroying all the germs in the air you breathe and having 1t reach the air passages with dry medication from the Pine and Eucalyptus forests.
 Remember that liquids or moisture Is barred from the Bronchial Tubes and Lungs. It's the dry air of Hyomei that reaches the spot B. c. Fowler guar hntees it.
 Complete outfit, S1. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
IGNORED DAVIS
NOTABLE CELEBRATION IN crrr OF
 MOBILE.
ornaon Was Delivered by T. c. DeLeon the Famous Writcr-Inferesting Pro
 gram.

Mobile. June s.-(speciai )--rhe centen- nial Anniversary of the birth of Jefferson Davis vas appropriately celebrated at the T. M. V A lecture hall this afternoon. un- ger the auspices and management of the united pauxhters of the Confederacy. The Nemmes Camp of Confederate Veterans at- tended in . body and participated in the intormaI portion of the program The Sons or Confederate Veterans were also well represented
 Program.
 Instrumental soio-Mrs John Mouiton and Mrs. Rike.
 Reading: Selection from sidney Lanier-- Mrs. !. D. Waterman. 4 Song--Lorena--Mrs. Thuriey Oration--Mr. T. C. DeLeon.
 War song--Miss Guseman
 Vocal Duet--Mrs W. T. Tebbetts and Mr Irwin Little.
 Recitation-Mrs. Hancock.
 solo-Mrs. Allen Feeks
 Whistiing of the Mocking Birds-Miss Glen Mckenzie.
 song-renting On the old Camp Ground. The committee on arrangements were: Miss Kate. B.. Moon. Chairman; Mrs Charlie Torrey. Mrs L. P. Irwin. Mrs- A. W. Goldsby. Mrs. D. Hailles. Mrs H. Ral- ston. Mrs John Mouiton
 Mrs John Moulton was in charge of the musical features.
 It was an informal affair with the daush- ters. the two Confederate Camps and . few friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

fled that they had been awarded the contract to build storm-s sewers at Gulf- port. Miss, the price being eis.soo. The Graves-Matthews Company of Birming- ham, were at the same time awarded the contract to lay sis2.ooo worth of brick paving for Gulfport. This work Is to begin within twenty days and to be completed In six months.
 Messrs. c. L. Hutchisson and J. A. Garvin. returned this morning from Starksville and Columbus. Miss. At Columbus their plans were accepted and they were awarded the architectur- al work for q new gymnasium for the Industrial Institute and College They also submitted plans for a chapel for the Agricultural and Mechanical Coll legs at Starksvilie. These plans, with others, were submitted to an expert who will report later to the College board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
MUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Mobile VIII Entertain It On June 10.
 Mobile. June s.--(Special )-Arrange- ments for the meeting of the Alabama Music Teachers Association and the Southern Music Teachers Association in this city June 10. il and 12 are about complete and indications are that the music lovers here will be given the greatest treat of the kind of their lives. Miss Stella Harris. of Tuscaloo- ga. president of the Alabama Associa- tion and ". s. Utermoehlein. president of the Southern Association will reach Mobile on the 7th and will devote sev- eral days in the preliminaries of the meeting. The chorus has been in daily rehearsais and is pronounced it for any occasion. Several musical stars of national prominence will attend the meeting.
 A telegram received today from Mr. Charles Hervey at Pensacola announces that the &3S0.000 stock for the new ho- tel which 1t is proposed to build there was largely over subscribed yesterday and there is no longer any doubt that 1t will be built. The Herveys will be In charge and say 1t will rival the Caw- thon in beauty and elegance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
lntroduoIns the eight speakers of the

,nsaoducins the eight speakers of tne
 The banquet. which Is considered one ox the most brilliant of the college Year. was held in tho Ithaca Hotel, and vas attended by prominent members of the faculty and student body. A strong program of speeches had been pre- pared and representatives of all of the University publications were present upon the occasion.
 Mir, Henderson, who graduates from Cornell University this year, has at- tained an enviable position among his college associates. He was last year business manager of The Sun, and was this year appointed as Treasurer of the publication. The honor he thus re- eeiyed Is one of the greatest which can be bestowed upon student of the Uni versity, and 1t is far from an empty one. The Sun Is the largest and most com plete paper of the college world, and position upon its business stan stands for hard work and exceptional ability.
 MT: Henderson will this year receive inc degree of mechanical engineer. Af- ter the commencement exercises which are held in the lattr part of June, he VIII return to Montgomery, He is Q son of R. M. Henderson, one of the most prominent merchants of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
FIorida Bryan Men.

The Bryan enthusiasts in West Flor ida are making big preparations for the trip to Denver for the Democratic Convention. Leading the movement is Frank L. Mayes, editor of The Pensa- cola Journal, who was elected over i've opponents by an overwhelming vote as a Bryan delegate to the convention, and T. Albert Jennings, of Pensacola, Flor idas' newly elected National Commit teeman. Speakin gof the matter today Mir. Mayes said:
 i've have arranged for a special through Pullman to leave Pensacola with the West Florida crowd about July 2. We will be joined by another special Florida car and by the Ala bama delegation on the line in Ala bama- It is our intention to have the car stop at Lincoln and to spend July there. making a call on MT. Bryan. and then proceeding to Denver.
 q want Florida to go out to Denver with flying colors," continued Mir Mayes. "se that everyone along the line will know where we are from and what we are going for. The Florida delegation will not get lost in the shuf- hs if can help 1t and I want as big a crowd to go as we can get together"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
TWELVE OLD SOLDIERS
 DIED IN ONE YEAR

Mobile. June s,-(special.) )-The Ra- phael Semmes Camp U. c. V. held it's annual meeting tonight at the armory hall
 Reports of the various officers show cd the camp to be out of debt and In a very prosperous condition, there be- ing 230 members on the active roll.
 The acting adjutant reported the death Of twelve members during the year: George H Dunlap, R. H. Ras- berry. Dr. J. c. Carter, James M Wood, Frank T. Penny. Charles Blalack. Mur- dock McInnis. !. D. Hennessy, Tom Connolly, Ross Brown. Thomas D. Stone. Robert W. Mayrant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
PROF. BAKER's PLANS.
He Wil Not Be e Candidate for q Mo-
 bile Place.

sor B. B. Baker announced today that he will not be an applicant for re-elec- tion to the position of assistant prin-. eipal of the boys high school. Profess Ror Baker has not decided where he will go from here, but has under con- sideration several propositions that were made him when the cut In teach CTS salaries was first announced. He has been connected with the public school system of this county four years. one year as principal of the Whistler school and since then as assistant prin- cipaa of the high school. He has been suggested as a suitable person to place in charge of the Daphne Normal as much of his work as an instructor has been in normal schools.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
MARRIAGE OF NOTE.
AEr. vidmer and Mrs. Little are in
 


 Marry.
 Greensboro, June 3.-(Special. )-The approaching marriage of Mrs. Imoeen Little and Mir. John Vidmer both of Mobile, has been announced, the we'd ding to take place here at Content ment," the home of Rev R. H, Cobbs. on Monday, June 8, at a. m. MT. and Mrs. Inge Selden of Mobile. brother and sister of Mrs. Little. will arrive on Saturday Greensboro is Mrs. Little's girlhood home. where as Miss Imogen Inge she was and is loved by this community. so the announce ment here of her marriage is of spe- cial interest
 Mrs. Little Is a woman of brilliant personality and widespread popularity. Several pre-nuptial entertainments have been given in her honor, and more will follow. Mrs. Thos. E, Knight gave a luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Little which assembled only very intimate friends.
 delicious menu was served amidst artistic decorations of sweet peas. Mrs. A. Stollenwerck entertained for Mrs. Little at bridge on Wednesday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
FULLER GETS PLACE
IS APPOINTED CLERK OF THE CrR-
 QUIT COURT.
weII-Known Justice Put Into Place Made Vacant by the sudden
 Death of Dave John

Judge J. B. Fuller was appointed Clerk of the Circuit Court yesterday by Judge W. W. Pearson. He sue ceeds David Johnson. whose recent sud- den death created the vacancy.
 Judge Fuller has for many years been a justice of the peace. and Is tn oroughly familiar with legal matters. His ability has always been recognized as of high order, and few men could have been found better qualified for the discharge of the duties which de- volve upon the occupant of the office to which he has been appointed.
 The selection of the Judge is one of the most popular that could have been made. He Is a Confederate veteran and has been honored numerous times by election to offices in that organiza- ton.