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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-03-29

out:
Captain, that sign isn't made Of stones.
It's made OF menl'
A dozen glasses were focused upon the
sign at once, Sure enough, stretched upon
the terrace there lay a human sign, made
UP Of sailors or naval cadets in white. 1t
took three mems length 10 make the height
Of a single letter. Two men were required
for the top and the bottom Of the letter o,
One man was SUFFICIENT each for the curved
upper and lower parts OF the letter. These
men must not have been entirely oomforta-
BILE. for they lay there fully an hour, but
the sign was as immobile as II it were made
Of stone. That compliment touched the
kindly feeling Of every one on the ships.
1t made a sensation. No one had ever seen
anything like that. There was no way Of
answering ii in kind, a. you can in sluing;
you could only look at it in dumb amaze
ment and feel grateful.
You we're glad then that the compliment
had been paid TO Admiral Simpson Of allow
ing him 10 lead the feet In with his little
cnuiser-no Chilean naval oficer ever had
such a post Of honor-and all the ships
took keen notice OF the signal from the
flagship 10 fire a simultaneous salute Of
twenty-one guns when notice should be
given. AZ the ieet turned in the glasses
revealed a large collection Of ships, some
OF them old whalers, lying in the harbor.
Grand stands had been built on various
eminences for the people and hundreds Of
white parasols showed that the fair ser
was alive TO the great sea show.
Half an hour before the feet approached
the harbor It was noticed that's great canopy
Of blue sky rested over Il. Out where the
feet was II was still lowering. Abreast Of
Fort valdivia the feet emerged into the
sunshine and stood clearly revealed. Every
ship had q bright new American ensign at
is gan and foretruok. AZ every main
there was . Chilean ensign, A fresh breeze
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-03-29
U. S.FLEET.
At VALPARAISO.
t.
Courtesy That Means Cordial
Relations for Many
Years,
900 GUNS PROCLAIM PEACE
.,..
President MOntt Reviews Ships
~ and Gongratulatss by
%l Wireless.
900 GUNS PROCLAIM PEACE

Wonderful Sailing OF the BAtueEhipS Amid
Thick Tog on the Rolling Paclno-POr-
nation Preserved In the Dark-Grcat
Scene In the Sunlight Is the Armada
swept IN Near the shore and Thundsred
IsaIutauOns to Vast ThrOns Of Chilcans
The Animated Welcome Sign
Evans Mas other Memories Of These
W~aters-MeetinE Wt.h the Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-03-29

his executors, aud a total Of 1900 guineas
was obtained.
The piece which brought the highest
price, $3.50 guineas, was an eventual iardin-
iere, 81 inches high and II inches wide
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26
CAR WORKS IN
ALL BUT The
NAME
Watkins Machine and Foundry
Works Practically Build New
Cars For Northeastern

Hattiesburg has practically a car
manufacturing plant in the Watkins
Machine and Foundry Company. which
has the contract for repairing cars for
the Northeastern.
This plant is now turning out a
number Of cars for the Northeastern
that are to all appearances, and al
most in fact new cars, and each car
bears the inscription: REPAIRED by
the Watkins Machine and Foundry
Company, Hattiesburg, Miss"
A string Of the new" cars, lacking
only the finishing touches, can be seen
in the yards of the Watkins plant now,
and they present the appearance of
having been built from the wheels up.
as in fact some of them were.
In addition to this, the Watkins
plant is repairing and practically re-
building locomotives for a number of
lumber roads of this district. One of
the latest locomotives to come to the
works for rebuilding being one just
received from the McInnis Lumber
Company, Hickory.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26
WORK Commenced
ON KRESS Stores

The work of tearing out the shelly
ing and removing the partitions in the
building on Main street to be occupied
by the Kress 5 and 10 cent store, was
commenced this morning.
The interior Of the building is to
be remodeled throughout and the front
changed TO conform to the style Of
all Of the 70 or more Kress stores
throughout the country. Every Kress
store is alike in color, arrangement
and general appearance, and every
show window in every Kress store is
dressed exactly alike and the changes
in them are made on the same day
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26

ing large number of cases set for
today. Most of these cases will be
reset for hearing at some date during
the term.
Only civil cases will be tried at the
present term Of court which will last
two weeks. Two petit juries have
been impaneled, but there will be no
grand jury until the criminal term,
which begins two weeks from today.
This will give District Attorney Nc
Laurin a breathing spell, but Judge
Cook will have to continue his work in
this city for total Of five weeks. the
three weeks criminal term, following
the civil term.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26

These Fares will apply from Flag Stations For further in
formation call Agents Of the Gulf & Ship Island Railroad or
write to S D. BOYLSTON, c. p A, Gul:pOrt Miss
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26
CAN'T BREAK AWAY
FROM The Old WORK

Mr.. r. L. Glenn, a prominent bank
er and business man of Florence. Ala.
was in the city today on business. Mr..
Glenn was for some years a trav-
cling man and he finds it hard to
break himself of the habit of going on
the road a couple of times year. He
is making one of his periodical trips
now as manufacturers agent for sew
eral large eastern manufacturers and
has just completed a tour of Texas
and Louisiana.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
First-One four room house on Hall
avenue, two rooms papered and
ceiled; house screened throughout;
$40 per month; good water.
Second-One six room house with
sewerage and bath room; party can
rent the whole or half of house;
rent $40 per month Apply to I. H..
c. Cook, GA Bay St, PIG Ross
building. Phones 253 at residence,
Home phone 235 at office 1876 Cumb.
10 26 12t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26
RUSSIA IS
TOO HASTY

London, October 26.-The invasion
of Northern Persia by Russian Cos
sacks is believed by the British for
eign office to foreshadow the perma-
nent occupancy of that part of the
Arabian provinces by the car and
to be a serious menace to present
plans for restoring peace in the Bal
kans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26

and the same lines are put on sale on
the same days in all Kress stores.
This gives the stores an individual
ity in each city where located yet a
similarity in appearance that marks
them as Kress wherever one sees
them.
The improvements and changes in
the building in this city to be occupied
by the Kress stores will cost $4,000
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26
To REBUILD
PARKER MILL
ElliSville Lumber Company Plans
Larger Industry Than the
One Destroyed.

Ellisville, Miss, October 26.-It is
stated here that the mill of the Ellis
Vile Lumber Company. burned last
Saturday morning, will be rebuilt on
the same site, and that the new mill
viii be larger and better in every re
spect than the old one. The COM
pahy has large quantity of logs in its
pond ana owns valuable timber rights
in this territory.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26
Term
IS CONVENED
Circuit Court Gets Down to Bus.
mess With Biggest Docket
In Its History.

The civil term of the circuit OF
Forrest county convened in the court
house this morning.
Beyond the impaneling of the two
petit juries very little was done in the
forenoon, but it was expected to take
up the docket this afternoon, there be-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26
A SUGGESTION ON ECZEMA.

1t is suggested that eczema sufferers
SIX the druggist at the Owl Drug Store
or the Century Drug Store of this city
what reports he is getting from the
patients who have used the oil of
wintergreen liquid compound, D. D. D.
Prescription.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-26

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-Five good solicitors to go
on road, guarantee salary of So and
expenses per day. Address Box APO.
Hattiesburg. Miss. 10 &c st
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Thomas Wilson and wife 70 Frank Schadt and
wife. lot in line of Albion avenue, 1I0 OF
sixteenth street 5 30 by E 120; $40.
William Mensor 10 Albert Mensor and wife.
lot in S line OF Frederick street, 130;IIs Of
Cole 2 % by 1916; $40.
Martin B. Joost and wife TO EvangelIne
Schnen, lot in line of Falcon avenue, 1913 5
Of Diamond alley. % by w IS; So
s. Ducas company to Homestead realty COM
pany, lot in line of Moulton avenue, 100 E Of
Hamburg street p Sy rs. 1t2;s; y S1o s,sr, LOT
in W line Of Patton street, 100 Of Plymouth
25 by " 100; $40.
John f. Carey to Margaret Carey ttrustee).
lot in NV line of Natoma street. 100 NE OF
Ninth NE % by NV %: $40.
LILY Belle Aldrieh ct al. to Harry Horton
RpdyeI lot in L line of Bartlett street, 11O-1Ols
of Twenty fifth y 33 by 117:6; 81
Mary Josephine Gardner TO same. same; u.
interest in lot in NV line of Mission street
1855 Sw OF Geneva avenue, sw s2.6l by NV
NeIlie sullivan TO Alesssndro Pieri lot in y
line of Vallejo street. 22s:l1 W OF Sansome, W
23:2 ky 1876; SO.
1 Annie N. O'Brien ct al. to William ]. Smith.
lots Il TO II, block 81, salt marsh and tide
MAR Mary Lawson TO william Stewart and wife.
lot in S line of Elizabeth street, 30 i OF Belle
Sol Getz {. sons to Thomas F. Smith, lot in
W line Of seventeenth a9enue' zS9;4 OF
Sol setz & sons TO Peter Lees ct al. lot in
Sc line of Lisbon street, 125 SW of Brazil, SW
WiiIiam Mensor to Matilda MenscF lot in w
line of Central ayenue, 75 of Haight street,
; Ernest ". Kaufman to Mary Kaufman, half
interest in lot in \ line Of Haight street, 165 S
of Fillmore. L 22:6 By 1876; gift
Charles Nelson to Margaret Bresse, lot at Sc
corner OF Buchanan and Washington streets, L
1876 by 100; gift.
Joseph estate company to Charles Nelson,
Robert I. Thomas to Rosalind Bryant. lot in n
line OF Twenty eighth street 1O5 E of Castro, /
same 10 Emma A. Hewlett. lot in line OF
! Twenty eighth street, lis L Of Castro, 81 by
1 n ia; SO.
ct al lot 13, block ID, Sunset heights; $40.
! Robert J. L. Boyle TO Josephine &. IL. Boyle
lot in line Of Green street. 34:432 w of De
visadero. W 34:41s by 1886 and two othe
5. Ducas company to william Crosbie lot a
NV corner OF Andoyer and Eugenia streets,
Rebccca D. benjamin to same, same; $40.
Clara Bertha Seaman ct al. TO Ida A. Bleamel
Pierce. W 2e:lo5E by 1875; gift.
katherine Mccarthy TO Elizabeth Mccarthy
lot at SW corner OF McAllister and Devisader
streets. W 1876 by 132:o55. and two othe
! Jacob Heyman company to George A. Spencer
lot in SW line Of Berlin street, 175 Sc of Ward
Jackson L. Shrader to Michael Irwin lot il
" line of Forty-fft avenue, 250 Of Q street
Anna Christina Berglund to George G. win
chester. lot IS. block ), Garden Tract homestea'
Investor to ]. B. Reinstein. lot in line 0
Railroad avenue. Sw Of Second. S 212:9, Nv
1855 NE 200. Sc 1856, and one other piece
Edward Lotus to Adolph Uhl lot in NV lin
OF Jessie street, 200 sW OF Fourth, SW % b.
NV 20; $40.
and wife, lot in NE line Of Thirteenth avenu
sonth. $50 SB of NJ street. Sc % By NE 100; SIC
John p. Smith 10 Susan Smith, lot In e lin
Of Florence street, 100 Of Randolph, 30 b.
L 100. gift.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
LAY STONE Of
/ San BRUNO CHURCH
Leading Catholic Organizations
of San Mate0 Will Partici=
pate in the Ceremony
Very Reverend Henry Ayrinhac
Will Conduct Services To-
morrow Morning

Elaborate preparations have been
made for the ceremonies that Will at
tend the laying of the cornerstone to
the San Bruno Catholic church tomor-
row morning at 1880 o'clock. The
new parish, which includes Burlingame.
Miilbrae and San Bruno. was formed bs
Archbishop Ri0rdan during September
OF this year and Rev. Father Grant had
been placed in charge.
The site for the new edifice was do
mated by the Silva family of San Bruno.
The structure win be of mission archi-
lecture and will have q seating capacity
of 400 persons.
The leading Catholic organizations
Of San Mateo county will participate
in the ceremony, including the San Ma
teo council. Knights OF Columbus,
Young Mems institute. Menlo Park
company. League of the Cross cadets
and the San Bruno band. The serv-
ices will be conducted by the Very
Rev Henry Ayrinhae. d. D.. president
of St Patrick's seminary. Menlo park,
assisted by Fathers Miel and Kun
lSel also of the seminary faculty. The
address of the occasion will be deliy-
cred by James t. O'keefe of Redwood
City. A solemn high mass on the
site of the sanctuary will be celebrated
by Rev. William Brockhagen, Rev. F.
Harvey and Rev. j. w. Sullivan, SUBJ
deacon. Rev. John Harrington of Aienlo
Park will officiate master of cere-
monies. He will also preach the SER
mon.
Special music for the occasion will be
furnished by the Burlingame choir, con-
sisting of Mrs. James Duffy. Mrs. Pohl
Miss Marion Daily. Miss Helen Walsh
Mrs. Brady, Miss Nell DAILY, Miss Louise
DAILY, James Duff, William Chunk, John
HOay John McAuliffe Edward Xalentia
and Robert Valentine. Professor darcy
win preside at the organ. For the
Ioffertory John McAuliffe and Miss Heller
Walsh viii sing Donizetti's 'Ecce
Panis."
\ barbecue arranged by the commit
tee in charge of the affair will be
served. This committee is composed
of Rev. James D. Grant, chairman, Mrs
Schuster, Miss Silva, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs
Powers, Mrs. Valentine and Messrs
Silva, Jones, Maloney, Huff. Pal1os. Val
entine, Caturi. Thomas and Hearne.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19

He also declared that so per cent OF thsrv
counties in the state pay no attention
70 the compulsory educa ton laws.
DR. Julius Rosenstirn. in rcport
concerniue conditions existing in the
temporary city and county hospitals.
declared that the branch hospital {
Ineleside was disgrace to a civilized
community. being nothing more than
At for the housing of tubercular or
rheumatic patients.
others who spoke during the even
ing were G. IT. Renner. A-sRoncoVieri.
s1ITerfntendent OF schools: Edward lly-
att. state superintendent Of public IN
strilction. and F. : AstradO, PROBATION
offieer in this county. The matter OF
i,yastfgatiug suitable methods OF en-
forcing the compulsory education law
was referred to the executive commit
tee of the Civic league.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
Building Contracts

T. oestreicker with b. Reete ct al.-AH work
for a two story and basement frame building
in line of Washington street. 82.6 " of
Laurel. W 80 by 127:sL; $9,4T3.
Warning Wilkinson with Thomas II. Days
Sons-Ail work rehablitate three story,
basement and loft building at corner of Jes-
sia and New Anthony streets, NE 40 by NV
G.: $6,446.
r. NJ. Fitzgerald with L. Holm & Son and
W. S. Shook & Son-An work for three story
frame building In line OF Clay street. 100 w
Of Larkin, W 31:6 by $ l2T:sA; $10,695.
Ella A. and Daniel Mcleod with Carl
Schultz three story brick building
at Nh corner Of Powell and Washington streets
$40 250.
Joseph Gray with Serrell Brothers-An work
for two story and basement frame building
in n line of parnassus avenue. III of Schra-
der street. Il % by y 1916: 81. 100
John Lingenfelder with MARITIME & Tchters
company-Al work for additional story on
building in line of Pacific street. 40 OF
Hyde. i i7:6 by n 90; $3.50.
German savings and and loan society-Marble
mia street, .63:3 Z of Webb, 4o:2% by n
1876; s30,oT1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
CHILD LABOR LAWS
NOT BEING OBSERVED
Civic League Hears Report or
Alarming Conditions in
Alameda County

labor laws of California were dis
cussed Thursday night at meeting OF
the Civic league held in Sherman x
Clay hail. Men prominent in eduea-
tional affairs of this city and of the
state made brief addresses +. G
Jones. deputy commissioner of the
state bureau of labor. spoke OF alarm
ing conditions that prevail in Alameda
county in the matter of child labor.
He declared that certain school prin-
cipals in tlfat cocnty issue working
certificates to children under age. and
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19

reaching to the value of $4,000, which
will be reported I'm a few days:
William NiessHsr 10 David =. Ewert. southeast
corner OF Fell aud Laguna streets. 27Sxixo. iin-
proved with hats: $4,000.
Noigt & Gleeson company 10 James G Brown.
two Eats west line of Sixth ayenue, 20 feet north
os { street. ..5xe5 feet; 1900
Michael Mccarthy 10 Simon Fraser lot south
line OF Page street 1876 feet east Of Stanyan,
z5x137 %: s., $50. la this transaction the Grams
ton company acted for the seller.
J. E. Green 10 a client, northeast corner OF
Sixteenth and AshburF streets III feet on Ash
bury by 121 on Sixteenth
Mrs n. *. Bedell TO client. lot in east line
OF Dearborn place. IT'S feet south OF Seventeenth
street. 22x105: $2.0T5-
Barney's subdivision, Precita valley lands; terms
private
John A. whelsn company 10 Mrs William +,
Roden. 50x95 feet IN west lire OF Noe street. sc
feet north of Seventeenth, improved with fats;
$40. coo.
For Miss Sarah Byrne southwest corner OF
Twelfth avenue and 3 streets. 50x95: s.. 800.
Louisa Meyer TO William Cane. 25x75 feet IL
east line OF Guerrero street, 81 feet north OF
Twentieth; 81. $50.
Charles J. Msurer TO client, residence in cas-
line OF Fsir Oaks street. las feet south o. Twen
ty first. 35xl17:6: 5000.
Max Bernstein To {. ]. keenan,. 30x62:6 fee
in east line of Broderick street 50 feet north o.
Waller: $4,000.
]. Jerome Smith TO Ella M. Kelly. 25xi1O fee
IN east line of Dolores street, 2S5 feet south O
Eighteenth; Sc 900.
c. S. Barney TO GiimoHr & Johanson lot IL il
@. 5. Barneys subdivision OF Precita vale!
I lands: S1.515.
/ II. G. DOdds TO a client, lot in Parnassus ave
pue near Stanyan street 23xl20 ieetf Sl,tSo.
pany, northeast corner OF Fourth avenue and {
street. 60xf5 feet: 81. coo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
ATTORNEY O'CONNELL
WANTS TO BE SHOWN
In Suit to Prevent Payment OF
City Bills, Asks Why Mayor
Rides in Auto Like a Caesar

After much discussion. in which the
anachronism, why does the mayor of
San Francisco require to be riding
around in an automobile like a Roman
Caesar2' played prominent part,
Judge Seawell took under considera-
ton the petition of Attorney Daniel
O'ConneH for an injunction restraining
the city auditor from certifying GER
These included bills for autos for the
mayor, supervisors and district attor-
ney, as well as the salary Of Super
intendent Roncoyieri and Assistant
District Attorney Ferran.
The anachronism formed part OF At
torney OConnelPs argument and had
no sooner been uttered than Assistant
City Attorney 0Brien interjected:
'I never knew automobiles were
among the luxuries enjoyed by the
Caesars of Rome"
The court finally ordered a recess
until the afternoon, when the argu-
ment was resumed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
ALLOWS DAMAGES TO CEMENT

1t was decided yesterday by Judge
de Haven in the United States district
court that Maldonado & Co were en-
titled to recover in their libel suit
for damage 10 191 barrels of cement.
The matter was referred to a commits
sfoner to take testimony relative to
fixing the amount Of the damage,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
BRICK STRUCTURE
TO COST $4,000
Mocker Real Estate Company
Adopts Plans of McDougall
Brothers, Architects

\ five story and basement class c
building is TO be erected after the plans
of McDougall Brothers, architects, on
the north side of Market street, lis
feet west of Marshall square, for the
Mocker real estate company The first
story is to contain store, and the
four upper stories are to be rented as
a lodging house. The front of the
building is TO be faced with glazed
brick and have terra Gotta trimmings.
The building is to cost $4,000 and
be ready for occupancy within five
months.
Although the building is only 20 feet
wide, all the interior rooms will be
thoroughly lighted and ventilated by
means of light courts.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
CALEDoNIAN BANQUET

The Caledonian club will hold BAN
quet tonight at a downtown cafe in honor
year. Among the speakers who will
address the club are Judge Cabaniss,
John Mulhern. past president knights
st. Patrick; Walter Macarthur. editor
Coast Seamen's Journal; d. r. MCNEIL.
General Thomas MacGregor and F. f.
Finlay
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
ARRAIcyED FoR FoRcERy

William w. Weston, alias Warren C.
Taylor, was arraigned yesterday on a
charge of forgery. The case was con-
tinued till December 23. He got $500
from the Metropolis trust and savings
bank on November so on forged tele-
gram from Lemars, Ia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
Biz Revival Is Expected

Jerome Marx < Co look Tor Dig re-
vival in real estate in the coming
spring and report the following sales
which have been made recently by the
firm.
Home building company 10 Leonard solomon
iot in east line Seventh avenue, 100 feet nortl
- California street. 25xS7:e; $2,275. The buyer
has plans FOR three Oats.
Jacob Heyman company TO European-AmericaT
investment company, lots at northwest corner Of
Gambler and Bacon streets, LOOKED; terms pri
rafo.
Henry Marx 10 client. lot in west line OF
r-bfrtv-irst avenue, 120 feet south OF / street
J0x120: 81. 500.
Mercedes Dramas 10 W. +. Ambrose company
LOT in south line Of Sacramento street 2S5 cas-
OF Polk 2T:GxilS: $1,000 The buyers have
,,lans Tor an apartment house of nine three room
orarfuneufg
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19

Formal application to the state au-
thoritiss has been made for PERMISSION
to in stall the first mOnOrail railroad N
the country from Pelham PARK 10 Clty
island n l.. Three miles.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
Buvers Seek Property

Cranston, Belvel & Dwyer assert that
there has been a marked increase in
the inquiry for real estate in all sec
lions OF the city during the last three
weeks. in addition TO the accompany
INK list OF sales the firm made others
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
Lot Leased for Theater

A lease has just been signed by
Maurice Rosenthal with local capital
lists whose names Kehrlein & Kehr
lein are not at liberty to divulge at
present They are having plans drawn
for a theater to be erected on the lot
recently bought by Rosenthal on the
south line of Market street berween
Fifth and Sixth. The theater is to
cover the entire lot, the front is to
| be finished in marble and mosaic, and
to have several stores, while the in
terror is to be finished according to
eastern ideas. Paff & Bauer are the
architects Kehrlein & Kehrlein rep
resented both parties in the transac-
ton, which involved $4,000 for a 10
years lease.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
Lease by Auto Agents

Baldwin & Howell. agents for the
Joseph estate company. report the leas-
ing OF the so vara lot. 1876 by 1876,
at the southwest corner Of Golden Gate
avenue and Hyde street. together with
the two story and basement brick build
ing thereon, TO ]. w. Leavitt & Co.
gents for the REQ, Stoddard-Dayton
and other well known automobile lines
The rent to be paid under the terms OF
the lease is about $500 per month. The
premises Will be put IN order and oc-
cupied entirely by the lessee and its
connections.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
Store Properties Leased

Some important leases have been ne
sotiated during the week. notably the
one for Kiel & Evans TO Hyland & Jar
Wis of a portion of the three story
building at the southwest corner of
Front and Pine streets for term of
years at a total rental of $4,000.
Harrigan. weidenmrller Rosen-
stirn, who made this lease, also report
the following leases:
Sazerac company to j. A. sullivan, store 304
Market street, Eve years; Sl3,5o0
Bothin real estate company TO A. J. x ]. =.
Cook. northwesterly half OF store and basement
IN four story and basement brick building In
northeasterly line Of Second street 70 feet north
west OF Natoma, i've years; 81 500.
Il. SHAPIRO company to Pacific label company,
third floor four story brick building southwest
erly line second street 46 feet northwest Jessie,
II months: So 600.