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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25

Sr. Stone 5nrId If. Colt
cinneDmcr Nnr. 4. Stone fcbrtc &c.
tern Wfittug bon Chicago 3ltriif, 100
CT lett ctlid)cn @oden olS Scrgeont.
oi Nrnns Der republifonilGen 9totio.
tol Contention tbGtig gcuclcn lit.
Gr luur0c an Camden W~abnbofe
BON Gr > Wopor &. Glop SimamlS,
9unbcS > Wori6nll Sobn i. Gang
BANNER, Saien : 0cumten :. g.
WdcGonnlo, 8oriiber 0cs rcpublifa.
niid)cn Sto0t : Gonite'S @iQiam g.
Elott, s. Gccle Yitd)er, Charles Z.
Wontcl, Sorrp ". Nice, &obn u.
Barron un0 onbcren proninenten
Hepiiblifanern empiongcn. Mlti Die
bonn Congress Nbgcoroncten Sp6.
rep &. Wiloo. SnlonoitGier . Git
nebn1er Ybilipp See @olosboroug6
mo Goriibcr bes republifoniidcll
Stoats . Central q. Gon1ite's 5boS.
Narron gegen i'm erbobcne Mindful
bigung Der @ortbriidigfeit in Ser
hinoung nit Der @abl ocs MarplGn.
ser Mitglieocs oeS republifanilderl
Motional : Gomite'S bate err fem
@ort 81 erpioern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
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Ger Nelp = Oorter Eoli5eiritter ltlo
iriibcrcr Hnltimorcr Nupult Otto
$. 0rocgc bot liN olli 9miduloi-
QltnQcn oca Nurrcol q Ncrcina SIT
pcruntluortcu. - Tcnc uliqc-
lpGrmtc @oltintorcr Niiuire.
Ger 9tcp ?)ortcr Eoli5cirihtcr
otto $. 0rocGc, mcIdcr If Sabre
alt it, ans Seer Nnrt, Garrett Gouu.
III, Mo, Itomtt rno cine 3cit long
Ncd)taumpolt in Baltimore NOR, bate
lid nm NicnitaN in 9tcm 2)ort Dor
Sen Hidtcrn Der Expectations Ibs
tbciIlnN olli Die Nntlngcn 0c@ Bar
rcull NCrctnS 81 nCrantluortcnL luctl
cr clt1cQcu Den Aclctlid)cn 0elttnl'
nllIr,Nen cine 5ltnl Nrbcitaholllc Der.
urtbeiItc Srnlt nlli Bitten 0co lie Der
trctcnocu 9lmunltca ircigcluiIcn uno
cincm Ncridtcrituttcr iiir Elm &orlc'
ben IN Baltimore bctrciicnocS No
ntltrtpt $3.50 u%ngcbotcn hobc. Nr.
Nroc1c crfl0rtc bel 0cm &crbor, cr
miirOc uniduloia NcbeBt. Gr bcldrieo
5lulGd)lt lcinc NcrboItlng in Nolti'
more, bic lcit 5lu0li &obrcn iibcr lei
mem Nonlcn mo ictncr Somilic bGn.
&C, obuc DOB cr ctluoS onNcgcn tblun
tonnc. sd lplrbc bomo!S oltf hic
Yntlo0c elmer Srot ucrboftct," lo9tc
CT aus, ooie MIDI bclhlll0igtc, ibr &c
9oudrS 6llr Nornubmc elmer criri.
ncLen Separation gc0cbcn ST. bobclt.
Gic Eoli5iitcnt bic MIDI pcrboltctcn,
crid)icncn ais Nnfl0gcr Dor @cridt.
Gle Srull crihicn Eidt. Sd illhte
nm Gin id)nclcS &crb0r nod, crbiclt
tin iol6cs nod cincm Wtonnt un0
lpuroc ircigcIprohclL 0o Die 6rou Ill
cincm N~ffibopit CrtlGrtc, BOB ibrc
Ncl6ltl0iginlgcn foIld) lclcn.
9roc0c 0lollbt, OoB leinc o~olnoligc
%%crboitltng Gin polltild)cr Grid mar.
Gr ld)iIoert III b%Ciuc0tcn WortcL Dab
man i'm leit0Cm itcta nit Der Irns
hung ocrfnlQt bobc, lcnc Valtlnlorer
@cldidtcn oli@ Mcllc 6lt per0ffentli-
den, ltlt i'm bier lmnl0glid SIT mo-
dcll. 9trtr aus Oicicm @runoc babe
CT lid bcrcit 4%cflulOclt, cinem oll9cb.
Iidcn Ncporter $3.50 5u gcbcn, bonlit
CT nidJta iibcr i'm ucr0ifcntlid)c. Nan
lei lo0nr 10 mcit gc0angem Den 81.
tern elmer Game, nit Der Cr lid Der
GCirntbcn molltc, tllr5 Dor Der bcrcltS
o1gcicbtcn Sod5eit oic @oltimorcr
Settings Nltaidnittc, Die ollc Gin.
5clnbcitcn icincr &~crboftunN cntbicls
ten, 5u5ulcnoen, iooob lcine Gcrlo+
bunG mt8cinonocr gcNon9cn lei, Scbt
1T 0roc1c lcit Suni' 1901 pcrbcirotbct
mo bat circ nclnt @torotc oltc God
ter.
@cjiiglid) ser Nfioire nit Dem &c.
rid)tcritnttcr iugtc &r. 0rocgc, cr bo'
be gcb0rt, ooB Elm Ncportcr, Non1cnS
Sltb 0cIogt babe, ~cr bcrcltc elllet
0crortigcn Nrtitcl Dor, onB Groc1c
Sclbltnlor0 bcgcbcn pilr0c, nodOcnl
cy i'm gclclcn babe" Gr babe cine
Micocrollfrilbrtng Der oltcn 9olti
Elorcr @eldiftcn bcfiird)tct mo ans
oicicn @rlnoc Dem Mcportcr SltB,
rnd) Miidipra6c nit lcillcnl Srllocr
%pbn Iroc0e, Den grtifcl %obtollic1
l%oollcll, nm cnOIid cinmol Hllbc 81
hctonmct.
Nod) @ccnoi0uug be9 8crb0rS iogte
Der porlibenoc Hidtcr, or fGnntc nid)t
cinic6cn, mic Elm Foli5cirihtcr ilber.
hnltpt ou2 Nedt 81 Gntloiilulgcn ans
Dem Nrbcitsbolle babe. Itc Gnt
idCiornQ III Dem Sollc bcbiclten lid
sic Hihtcr Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
ltufnaS Circuit.

HHTuuo SibIuHti.
G0poro Sap in Bear Greet ertrlrt'
fen. - &nnbc brift bei'm Bali
ipiel i'm Glifton=Eart ben Nrm.
Eicro ri9tirt einen tootlidlen
nSulto mortalc." - anOere In
fG0e.
9fod elmer geitcrn 9l6eno IN Der
Caution Eoli5eiitntion eingetroffenen
9fodridJt ertrunf elm iungcr Mtonn,
Ntomen5 GoporO SAP no6e GbeIter-
mooo i'm Bear Greuf. Coroner Or.
". g. Suoler mltroe in &euntniB
gclcBt u10 miro beltte cine llnterll;.
dung onItellcn.
Grad 0en NrnI.
Ger II Sabre olte S%umpbrep @olie
BON Mt. Nalbington fam geIterrl
&ormittog bci'm 8ouipiel I'M Glii.
ton = Yurf 81 6oQ uno brad) Den
red)tcn Nrm. Die Nmbulon3 oeS
nprO0ltlihell 9iltrittes brud)te i'm
uod) Dem ct. SOiepbS, 0oipitol.
u cd elm Efcro geitiir5
Sin bon \Sobn Scott gelcnfteS
EierO ~itiir5tc gcitcrn III 6oIge zines
Mibihlugc9 an Ser arlington . Mpe..
3miihcn &omburo. mo SollinSitr.,
tJot ST. No0cn. 0ns 1bier, lpeld]eS
cinen 8crtb pom $50 r%eprGientirte,
NOR Gigentbum ocs Sru. gSm. s.
Scott bon Nr. S75, 9opoItrobe.
Bon eincm @ulfen getrof.
Ser 81 Sabre olte So9lohner Yro.
ctli Gciorio BON 9tr. 525, Siio = Ga.
rolincltroBc, mllroe gcitern Gormit.
tag, mGbrcno CT fir bie NJ. ". Sal.
bot = Gompognie onu Ib5ugstanol
on Central . Apenue uno GageritraBe
arbcitctc, BON cincm berobitiir5enoeu
Golfcn ~gctroffen un0 erbeblif Der.
lett. Gr mllroe nod) Dem iSracliti.
lden SoIpitol gcbrodt.
9u@ Efero ging burd.
@citern Nnhmittag mltroe bas
EferO bon @orrp &oit bon Hr. 316,
Critic StroBc, ltelt mo bronntc
oitrd. Gie 6olgc mar, boB Sr, Toil
ollf Die StroBe 0eld,ieuoert murbe II.
cincn 9cinbrlld) erlitt. Gr lpltroe III
Der NmbuIon5 Der Canton Yoli5ei
lldd) ici,cr &obnnng gebradt.
g dug 20 ol0o mortale."
Gin Dor ooS @ll9gp bon 81. Sbos.
u. Cornelius, Nr. TIA, Sit : Wonu.
mcntitroBc g~ciponnteS Eicro ging
geltcrn Nbcno bon Der Ode bon @ap.
un0 GbolcltraBc olrd) mo ranntc
nit Dem Subrluert bis 5llr Gogcr-
mo GorolincItroBc. 100 sur 3eit on
Dem neilen Nb5ugSfonol georbeitet
miro. GnS Eicro aerietb in Die Mus.
nroburg mo iiberid)lug ii6 pollitGn.
Dig. IS mltrOc idrper perlebt IN Der
Nmbulnnj ocS Sbicribut = SereinS
meg0cbroht. Or. Cornelius gibt
Den @ertb oeS EieroeS mo beS @e-
iGbrta, bnS ltort beidGoigt muroe.
olti 1919 an. @liidlihcr @eile iaB
9ticuol0 IN Dem @uggp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25

Nltcrtb il NJ | djc Gtnrih'
tunq ncnrt Ser StnotS, Varreall-
&erein bic @oiiengeridte, mo IN Der
Subre9perionmlllng oes 8ereins, Die
pom 7. bis 10. Sui i'm 9llte Woln.
tain Sollle in Den blouen Bergen beS
mcitlifcn Wiorplnnos itattiinoet, miro
Elm 9cid)luB cingcreid)t peroen, Der
Die abihoiiung Der @oilct9eridte be.
%iiirmortet mo porihlGgt. oaB Die ar-
beiten oerielbcn in ser Stuot 9olti.
more bon ser oberiten @eridtSbanf
un0 IN ocn Counties bon oen 2reiS.
9eridtcn iibernommcn iperoen.
Wieocrum cine SUD s.
a 3. - Nimrobe broild)en tbatldd).
lid nid)t ouf'S Snno 81 geberL INN 5I
ioqen, lie %t0nncn, pcnn lte mad)Iam
.ulO, ooS &crgniigcn in Baltimore ba.
ben. Nadoem Dor mcbreren Gagen
in Observation-Disclosures Elm 6ud)s Elm.
geion9en luuroe, gelang es geItern
lpicocrum, ein Gremplar bicier lift.
gen Notwithstanding innerbolb Der
StoOtgreu5en bobboit 5l iueroen. nno
5ruor al ser gorf .Nooo. Weiiter Hei.
nede bate iid) bis IN Die HGbe oes
Nriole.g oicbol Vorts 9emogt. as
CT Damn erlpGbt mltroe, cntItono cine
lpilbe Sogo. mo idlieBlid) iitd)te oas
pcrihiihtertc Sbier III Dem 8eitebiil
etneo &altieS 3uilud,t, no Elm Wann
Nomens i. @beelano es Ginning. Gr
nil Den 6iltS nm 5dbnlen.
Sohn Null perboitet. - Die
9eteftipes Sdmnlerslo uno Vniid
pcrbaitctcn geitcrn Sobn gilI, Der ieit
Dem q. SebrlIor pon Der Yoli5ei &c.
iud)t luuroe. Nul ioll al oielem IA.
&c nit onberen ilngen 2euten in Die
@irtbihoit bon Y. 5. aellp, Green.
mount 9lpe. ulo Yreitonltr., eingebro.
fen iein. Gr pcrlieB Die Staot, bod
febrtc CT 5lriid mo nrbeitete an Sar.
iorO.gpenuc uno GbaieitraBe. Hidl.
ter Grammar iibermies i'm Dem sc.
ridtspcrinbren.
3oS Gocoingeiet. Ter
Heger Nnorelp 9epis, 9tr. 2t07, 2ope.
Grouc. glaep, Scr mcgen Giebltabls BON
Son0pcrfSjeiig ON Gienitaa YbenS
perbdftct puroe, tpuroe bon Hid)ter
@ranton gcitern iuegen ltebertretlna
oes Gocoin : @elcees feitgebaltens bis
ein iueiBes Eitlper anolpIirt peroen
fam, pelfes in ieinem geiit gefun-
oen wiroe. III "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25

@epfefferte Stroe.- Ger
Neaer Cartel Ylpmer, Tr. 800, Gbe't'
nut.Str, muroe geltern % Iid)tcr
Grammar NIT elmer Stroic BON 500
unb Soften belegt. Tunicl battc Dor
einiaer s3cit Dem 4id,ter @rannon
periprod)en, aus Der GbeItnut-S trobe
i~ortsr8ieben. 8eitern CAB or ais Gnt-
idnlpiaung an, Bob er fein aoItbditS
rfinoen fam. Ganiel ipirb Die nadr'
item orei Nonate i'm Sotel Soof per
brinBeii. e'4a es.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
Sic Gontruftorcn lang

Sic Gontruftorcn Lana.
q III. - Ger iolueit iertiG 0cltcIltc
Sbcil bcs StaotS- Sdppinoiiid)tiGen.
SolpitolS an Ibbong Der bloiiclt
@erge I'M lpcitlidcn Worplnno lit
id)on BON Eotienten beiebt, uno Dor
Dem l.. Sftober fGnnen feille neitcrcn
gpplifotipncn fir Nufnnbne beriid.
iid)tigt merOell. Or. $. Morrcn Bud
Ter, eilicr Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
laot, Die Gontroftoren arbeitetcn 5l
longiam. ant 10. Sftober miro Die
iormelfc Groifnlttg Scr ncitcn Gun.
sen-Seilanltnlt ltattiinOcn.
@Gie iir's Auslanb bcidrst e.. Maine, Tr,
4f3, ftsStaifiulur &c. Str., uait Sulfuft SpulesNpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25

Sun0cbiiie. - Sic 9 Sabre
olte Hlltb @eIbnd,, bon Nr. 1928, Dit
MoDiion. 2 trobc, ipiclte gcitern Dor
Dem Souic 9tr. 1914 Sit.Niooi'onltr.,
nGiopolo". Globlih iicl ibr oaS
Spiel5eua in Den aeller Don SGu.
renee aiiglcr, lie froh ourd) 0o9 Sen.
tier in ben Setter, nm oaa Spiel5cu0
5t bolcr, mo mlrbe bel oiricr @cle.
0cnbcit pplt Dem HeufunOIdnOcr oeS
Srn. &iiglcr in ons rcd)tc Ncin gcbll-
len. Sic @lunoc lplroe i'm SobnS
Sopfins Solpital o%llsgebronlt.
= Son cinem Dem Mnldcin nod)
bon Der Soamutb ~befaQencn Sulbe
nuroe Der I Sabre olte Holono Nies,
BON Nr. 2200, Sit.Mooiion.S III, III
einen Singer Der linfen &onO 9ebii.
ien. u $50 '1A#tt
9cim aplieiern pom @onnell
puroc ocr 81 Sobre' n(te Sdrrp Seio.
Ter, Don 9tr. Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
bon Dem NelliunOl1nber Oca NcGcr5
Sobn Ipotfins in oos linfe Ncin &C.
bitten. Iic @unbe ipilroc inn Staot,
Soipitol p%erbunoen.
Gbrcu Ioftor Scr II e6 d.
tc. - Or. @iliam 9nQod Glorf,
Eroieiior Der Geologic on Der &obnS
0opfinS. llniperlitdt uno Stoota. SEQ
loge bon Wurplonb, lit ,9citerl pom
YmbcritsGo acg 51lm GbrensG oftor Der
Hcdtc ernonnt moroen. Tr. Glnrf
! itilOirte in Berlin limb 2onoon; icit
1887 ruirft CT an Der Sobns Soptins'
| llniperlitatD aa laan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25

@Gije fir's Muefano beiaret 4. Maine, VT,
4f3. Git.s,aitimsre re. Str, mabc Smifum SpuiesNpe.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
NEW LEASES ARE MADE
Quarters Are Still Being Sc
cured in Downtown District

Among the important leases made
during the week the firm OF Harrigan,
Weidenmuller & Rosenstirn report one
for the account of Phillips & Van Or
den to the Galloway nthographing
company the entire second floor con-
tanned in the three story and base
ment brick building in the southeaster-
" line of Howard street so feet west
of First street, for 10 years at total
rental of $4,000.
For the account of Christian Froe-
Itch to the Phoenix rubber company
the entire four story and basement
brick building in the southwesterly
line of First street IS feet north OF
Howard, for five years on private
Heynan-WeiI company to the Eu-
reka press, portion of the fifth fool
contained in the Heyman-W We'll build
ing, northwest corner of Mission street
and Opera alley, for five years at a
total rental of $4,000.
Heyman-Weil company to NJ A.
Bryte, a portion OF the fifth floor. con-
tanned in Heynlan- Well building,
northwest corner of Mission street and
opera alley. for one year at total
rental of $500.
Montgomery Street investment COM
pany 10 Richmond chemical company,
office in Russ building for one year
at a total rental of $500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
CENTRALIzING THE
SHOPPING DISTRICT
Merchants Make Active Inquiry
for Suitable Stores in
Market Street
Emporium, Phelan Building and
Other Structures Will
Attract Trade

"The recording of the contracts for
the interior fixtures of the Emporium
has brought about an active inquiry
for stores in Market street and by
streets, and the smaller merchant now
realizes the fact that the Emporium
will be in its old location by October,
and once 1t is downtown more than half
OF the shopping will be done in the
new downtown district" said A NJ.
Rosenstirn of Harrigan. Weidenmuller
& Rosenstirn yesterday.
The finishing OF the Phelan build
ing. whose ground floor will be ready
about the same time. Will add more
impetus to this movement, and soon
afterward the Roos building, adjoining
the Phelan building, will be ready fer
occupancy. This centralizes the Market
street shopping district to certain
extent, as there viii be several stores
in the Phelan building, next to 1t Roos
Brothers and opposite Woods and the
Emporium" n
Another feature of the market is the
fact that the savings banks are lend
ing amounts up TO $4,000 and 10000,
which enables the investor to build
fats and prevents stagnation.
Considerable work is being done In
the neighborhood of Hyde and Califor-
MIA streets and a great many lots are
changing hands and building is actively
being undertaken. AS a whole. the real
estate market is picking up.
The money market is freer and
building material is low, the wholesome
inquiry for downtown locations, the re-
ducing of the fire insurance rates, the
money from the new bond issue, and
the lending of money by large eastern
life insurance companies bring about
an activity which will soon restore the
city to its former condition.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
HOWARD STREET TO
HAVE A BIG HOTEL
Structure VIII Be Erected Near
Third and Will Contain
$50 Rooms
Cost Is to Be $lz5,O00, and
Land Is Leased for Ten
Years for SI5O,00O

Plans for a handsome hotel to be
erected in Howard street near Third
are in the hands of Architect Kollo-
frath.
The property on which the building
will be. erected belongs to the Hug es-
tate, and the lease of the lot was
made through the office of Harrigan,
Weidenmuller & Rosenstirn.
The hotel is to contain $50 rooms
and will cost in the neighborhood Of
$685. 600. The lease is for 10 years at
a total rental of S150,000.
The property is situated on the
northerly line of Howard street, rs
feet west of Third, and has frontage
of 40 feet in Howard street. and was
leased to two we'll known hotelmen of
San Francisco, Z. Munger and S. S. ze-
berg, who. prior to the fire, ran the
Ahlborn house and the America hotel
in Howard street.
The ground has been broken and
the estate has given orders to the
architect to rush the work. A feature
of this hotel will be the ground floor.
which, on account of the large front
age Of lao feet in Howard street. gives
an area to work out a large lobby, din
ing room, ladies' parlor, barber shop,
billiard room and saloon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
NEW HOME FOR BIG FIRM
Newman & Levinson to Build at
O'Farrell and Stockton

The dry goods house of Newman &
Levinson, which has been reported to
have selected several different sites for
their permanent home, have finally de-
cided to take the northeast corner of
O'Farreil and Stockton streets.
The lot is 80 vara and will give
the firm a frontage of 275 feet on both
streets.
The plans for the building are now in
the hands Of the architect. 1t is to be
three stories high and Will be occupied
entirely by the firm.
The property belongs to the Shiels
estate, and is regarded as one of the
best corners in the city for a retail
business. 1t IS near the Samuels build
ing, and O'Farrell street, judging from
the present inquiry for locations, prom
ises to be one of the most fashionable
retail streets in the city.
IT is understood that moro building
is to be done on the block between
Stockton and Powell, and that several
retail merchants are figuring to see If
they can permanently locate In this
block.
Before the fire the corner which has
been taken by Newman & Levinson was
occupied by a drug store.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
RESIDENCE LOTS SOLD
Real Estate Men Speak En-
couragingly of the Market

Shainwald & Buckbee speak most
encouragingly of the real estate mar
ket and say they have been kept busy
the past week, especially in selling
building lots in the burned district and
also report marked increase in the in
Quiry and demand for private houses In
the residential district.
They also report a much better feel
Ing In the money market and are muen
encouraged at the turn affairs have
taken during the week.
The firm reports the following sales
during the last few days:
Account of louise v. sprague. lot and i'm
west of Fillmore street, 40 by 1916; s21 900,
Watson. Pond & Riddle represented the buyer
Account of j. Meyerstein, lot and improve
ments on west line of Van Ness avenue. go feet
south of Turk street. s2xoe:s feet; $4,000.
feet west Of Cole. % BY 1876 feet; $4,000.
west line of Leavenworth street. 27:s feet
south of Pine. 55 by 1926 fet. to /. Minser;
Account Of same owner. lot in south line OF
Pine street, 130 feet west Of Leavenworth, 5J
by. 1875 feet. to J. Dunn; private terms
ner of Pine and Leayenwortb streets. 27:6 by
1925 feet, to G. H. Rousseau; private terms.
Leasenworth street, SIG feet south of Pine,
2T:6 by 1926 feet, to John G. Turnblad; pri-
vate terms.
Leavenworth street. ITO feet south of Pine,
27:6 By 1925 feet, to Mrs. c. Sullivan; pri-
vate terms.
Account of Alice NJ. Hager ct al. lot in north
line Of Sacramento street, 100 feet east OF
Front 20 by go feet; close to SIS, 500.
Account of Rebecca NJ. Ragan, lot and i'm
provements in west line Of Deyisadero street, b5
feet south of Geary, 2I;6 by so feet; So. 500.
Dan O'Callaghan company co-operated with
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. IN making this sale.
Account of Winslow Anderson, lot in west
line of Twenty fourth avenue, ATS feet north OF
Lake street. b5 by 120 feet with l. to West
Clay street.
Account OF Edith Krall. lot in west line OF
De Long avenue, 400 Meet south Of Frederick
street, 35xS0 feet: $2lo0.
Account of Maurice Van vliet ct al, 10
south line of West Clay street, S2:6 feet east o
Twenty sixth avenue. 25x100 feet.
Account Of George r. Stiles, lot west line o
Cole street. 40 feet north of Seventeenth. 81 :6,
100 feet. 81 900
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
LARGE SUMS SPENT
FOR DECORATIONS
Interior Fittings of Emporium
VIII Cost Not Less Than
100000
Enormous Amount Also Is to Be
Expended in Beautifying
Other Stores

Few persons realize" remarked A
8. Baldwin of the firm of Baldwin &
Howell, how much the merchant has
to spend on interior decorations be-
fore he can open for business.
This is especially true of the store
keeper who has to deal In articles pat
ronized by women. Dry goods stores
have to be exquisitely beautiful 1t is
different in the case of mems goods,
and yet their interior decorations are
most expensive.
Some estimate of the cost of pre-
pairing for business can be had when
1t is said that the Emporium COM
pany will expend 100000 on the in
terror of their store before the doors
are opened TO the public. For instance,
take these few examples: s34,750 is to
be spent on fixtures and show cases;
100 mahogany drawer bases will cost
s4,9S5; cafe fixtures, $4,000; first floor
show windows, $2.9s5; windows for the
second floor, $500; grocery depart
ment. SS,725: fixtures for the manicur-
ing and picture department, $6,019;
boot and shoe department, $1,000; Ia
dies parlor, s16,760; toy department.
s4.050; mirrors, $3.007; for the hard
wood, tiling and ceilings, $23,419- These
are simply a few of the contracts that
have been let within the week, and
does not begin TO cover the eventual
cost.
Raphael WE'LL is prepared to spend
at least 100000 on the interior fix
lures Of the White House, while there
will be between $4,000 and S50,000
spent on the Davis-Schonwasser build
ing. The Ross building will eat up
about $4,000, Magnin's between s25.-
600 and $4,000. and Cailleau's about
$4,000"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
REALTY MEN WILL
SEEK LEGISLATION
State Federation May Again In.
dOrse the Unlawful De-
tainer Bill
Committee of the San Francisco
Board VIII Hold a Con-
ference Today

The board OF directors OF the San
Francisco real estate board met yes
terday. when the following were elect
ed: Active membership, Joseph H.
Rucker & Co.; associate membership.
Hobart estate company, O'Sullivan es-
tate company, Henry T. Scott, c. Fred
erick Kohl and ]. F.. Brickell.
The president reported that the 1egis-
lative committee of the state realty
federation had invited the San Fran
cisco real estate board to appoint a
committee TO meet with that committee
today at the rooms OF the San Francisco
board for the purpose OF assisting in
drafting certain bills to be proposed at
the next meeting of the Legislature
The legislative committee. consisting
Of W. Basil White. Rudolph Herold
and Guy T. Wayman. was instructed TO
represent the real estate board
1t is probable that the unlawful de-
tainer bill. which was proposed oy the
state realty federation at the last meet
ing of the legislature. will again be
indorsed by the federation
The dues OF the San Francisco real
estate board IN the state realty federa-
tion have been reduced from so cents to
25 cents member.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
DESIRABLE LOTS IN TRACT
Subdivision of Loewe Property
Provides Good Home Sites

The Loewe tract Is the latest sub
division in San Francisco realty and
is to be cut up into lots to suit the
purchaser of moderate means. The
tract has 200 desirable lots and covers
about five city blocks and extends from
Edinburgh to Munich streets and from
Russia to France avenues.
This Is part Of the Excelsior district,
where the population six years ago
numbered less than ESQ and IS now es-
timated at something like $4,000, null
tiplying so times IN six years.
Apart from the low price Of lots, one
of the reasons for this unusual develop
ment is accounted for by the excellent
transportation facilities. Nearly all
Mission street cars pass within min
ute or so of each other.
There are two fine schools in the
district and the cornerstone of the
Monroe school IS to be laid August 8.
which. when completed Will cost
$50, 900.
7. f. A. Obermeyer. who is handling
the Loewe property. has been busy for
several weeks experimenting the re-
moval of old buildings, the laying of
sidewalks and other necessary work.
Because OF the lichens which grow
abundantly on the stone paved streets
in Madeira, making them slippery. II is
possible to use sleighs the year around.