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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-27
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Ohio IA, Oberlin 0.
Harvard 4, Yale O.
Kansas 10, Iowa 5.
Cornell 18, Trinity 6.
Indiana 10, Purdue 4.
Navy Is, Polytechnic 4.
Amherst 4, Williams 0.
Minnesota II, Carlisle 6. :.
Syracuse %, Michigan 4.
Chicago 18, Wisconsin IL.
Illinois 81, Northwestern 8.
West Point Is, Villa Nova 0.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-27

Here IS scrap of news for
you. If you want to get the
very best groceries obtainable
in this vicinity at the lowest
prices you must come to us.
Quality first is our motto.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-27

H. N. 13OdIIS
NH Attorney for Petitioner.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
BELLE SPRINGS BUTTER-BEST
IN TOWN. AT MALOY'S.

Bilious Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
plcXion sallOw? Liver needs waking
up. Doan's Regulets cure bilious at
tacks % cents at any drug store.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
DISTRICT COURT

The attention of the Second district
court today was taken up largely
with arguments of motions and the
postponing of eases. The afternoon
was consumed by the attorneys in the
case of the mining claim contest case
Of the Sandia Mining company f. l.
Medler appearing for the company.
appealing to the court for a continu-
ance on the ground that the chief wit
ness of the company, Col. G. T. Hunt
cr. Is out Of the city.
In the case Of stern. SchlOss n Co,
". EslaviO Vigil ct al, on trial yes
terday. suit on account, the jury
found for the plaintiff In the sum of
$3.50.
Suit was filed today by Grunsfeld
Bros. against Alexandra Sanches for
money alleged TO he due on account.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
FOR THE UNIVERSITY
Baccalaurcatc Address by the Rev.
Fletcher Cook Next sunday and
Address by Chancellor
Strong of Kansas.

The program for the commence
ment exercises OF the University began
with the presentation of the annual
play Tuesday evening, and will be
continued throughout next week. The
baccalaureate address will be made
by Rev. Fletcher Cook at the Elks'
theater Sunday afternoon and the
address by Chancellor Frank Strong
Of Kansas university, Friday. May s,
will complete the exercises. The pro-
gram for the week is as follows:
May 3, sunday, opera house, 3 p. m.
Baccalaurcate address, Rev. Fletcher
Cook.
May 3, Tuesday. opera house. $40
p. m. Oratorical contest.
May 6. Wednesday. University cam
pus, 10 a. m. Preparatory graduating
exercises
May I. Thursday, University cam
pus, 10 a. m. Glass day.
May T. Thursday. 1 p. m. Alumni
banquet (by special invitation).
May s, Friday, opera house. $50
p. m. University commencement. Ad-
dress by Chancellor Frank Strong,
University of Kansas.
The fall semester of the University
will open Monday, August Il. 1908.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
FRANC COMPANy'S
PASSION PLAY

The Passion Play OF Oberammergau
that is the genuine article, hand color
ed life Of Christ, from his birth to his
ascension, which created such an ex-
citement a couple Of months ago at
the Crystal, Is coming back next week
for a return engagement at the same
popular house.
The Franc co. was the first to in
troduce this magnificent motion pic
ture creation throughout the western
country and have made a reputation
by il that could be followed up with
other attractions successfully. They
report fine business all over the coast
where they have been presenting the
Passion play since II was seen here.
The engagement of the company
here is for one entire week Of two
exhibitions every night and one every
afternoon, starting with next Mon
days matinee.
The Franc 60. carries their own
machine, effects fire proof exhibition
booth and everything complete. The
production, before considered the FIN
est ever seen here, will be precisely
the same, and the prices will remain
the same as before, only ten, twenty
and thirty cents.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30

DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers, the
famous little liver pills. Sold by J. H.
O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
WOODMEN GRAND LODGE
PROMISES ADMISSION
Members Are Jubilant Over Result OF
Their Efforts to Obtain Off
icai Recognition by Grand
Lodge

Members of the Modern Woodmen
in Albuquerque and the territory gem
orally are rejoicing over the result
of their efforts to obtain admission for
the local lodge. The recent issue of
the official paper contains a statement
that II has been decided to admit New
Mexico and as this statement comes
from the man who has the matter of
new territory in hand, it is regarded
as certain that the statement means
what II says
At a recent meeting of Palmer So
cial camp G. o. Young was selected
to represent the territorial lodges at
the grand lodge which meets June 16.
There will also probably be several
other members from Albuquerque in
attendance.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
RETURNS FROM VISIT
TO BATTlESH|P FLEET
Albuqucrqucan Inspected Two of the
Vessels and Witnessed the Ccicbra-
tions at san Diego and Los An
geles.

Harry johnson, who has just re-
turned from visit to San Diego to
see the fleet, says that the trip was
certainly worth the money. MIR.
Johnson went aboard the battleships
Kentucky and Nebraska and found
them both intensely interesting. San
Diego gave the sailors a great treat.
They were not permitted to pay for
anything. The theaters were open to
them without charge. They were in
vited to attend the dancing pavilions
free Of charge instead of being for
hidden admission like has been the
case in San Francisco. San Diego
went Los Angeles one better in the
way of extending hospitality to the
jackies
Mr.. Johnson visited the firm of
Steward & Norhes at Redondo Beach.
The two Albuquerqueans are conduct
ing a weekly newspaper there and
running job office.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
FARMERS WILL RALLY
At LAS CRUCES MAY z
City of the Crosses VIII Entertain
Sons of Toll From Surrounding
Country and Important Ques-
tions Are TO BE Dis
cuSscd

T.. Spearc, y. Lucero and +. Jara-
milo. prominent citizens of Las CRU
ces, are spending the day in the ter
ritorial metropolis, boosting for the
City of the Crosses.
The chief topic OF conversation at
Las Cruces now is big rally of farm
ers to be held there May 2. The pro-
gram will fiji in the entire day. be-
ginning in the morning at 10 o'clock
with the calling of the meeting and
closing in the evening.
A circular issued by the Las Cru
ces Chamber of Commerce, giving
the program in detail, follows:
10 a. m.-Meeting convenes Prelim-
mary organization ten minutes.
10 to IL a. m.-Cantaloupe growing
Discussion opened by l. d. Dodd. Dis
cussed by II. Hadley and r. Rouault.
Questions by interested attendants.
II to 12--"Fruit Possibilities of the
Valley" by Eugene Caruthers. plant
ing and Care of Orchards by Prof.
j. j. Vernon. Discussion by others.
IL to 2 p. m.-Noon recess.
to 3 p. m.-"Alfalfa Growing"
Preparation of Soil and seeding,
|. c. Graham. Cutting and Curing
of Crop Jas Quesenberry. Ques-
tions and Brief Remarks by others.
3 to y. m.--"Thc Public Road
Question" opened by II. l.. Young
Discussion continued by Oscar C.
Snow. Questions and Brief Remarks
by others.
to > u. m.-DiscussiOn of miscel-
laneous topics suggested by those in
attendance. An effort is being made
to have the sugar beet matter present
ed by an expert.
The committee of the chamber to
whom this matter was assigned most
cordially invite all citizens of the val
ley to attend in person and bring all
their neighburs. This is but the be-
ginning Of nur getting together for the
furth,rina of our mutual interests
}. ID. TINSLEY.
lSIDORO ARMlJO,
NJ. r. BROWN.
r. II. CASEY.
HIRAM HADLEY,
Committee.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
BAND BENEFIT CONCERT
AT THEATER TONIGHT
Ell<s' Band VIII Play Excellent Pro-
gram and VIII BE Assisted by
Soloists Of Ieputafion.

The Elks' band will appear in con-
cert tonight at the Elks' theater, as
sisted by John l.. Gibbs, Violinist. and
j. II. Alter, flute soloist The sale of
tickets for the concert has been un-
usually large and a large audience
will greet the oand The program
will be as follows:
ALBUQUERQUE ELKS BAND.
NJ g. Grady Director.
March, Chicago Tribune. Chambers
Selection from lucia di Lammer-
moor ............... Donnizetti
Flute solo, La Favuritc de vi
enne" ............... Terschack
Mr.. j. II. Alter.
Overture, Morning, Noon and
Night in Vienna" ......F. V. Suppe
lntermission of ten minutes.
Chorus, An Hail Us Yc Free"
from Ernani ......A Arr by Parks
Glee Club
Violin solo.
(aD 'IfOmanZa .-..... Wienidnski
Oh Perpetual Motion ....... Ries
Mr. John l.. Gibbs.
Fantasia, Hungarian ....... Tobani
American Patrol. ..-..... Mccham
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
STATE NATIONAL BANK
OCCUPIES new QUARTERS
Ieigcr Building Has Been Rcniodclcd
and New Fixtures Were Pur-
chased for the Bank.

The money and books of the State
National bank were moved from the
old location at the corner of Gold ave
nue. and Second street to the new
building at the corner of Central ave-
nue. and Second street last night so
that business of the bank could be
opened there at the regular hours this
forenoon. The building. which is
known throughout the territory Us the
Ieiger building was purchased by the
State National a few months ago and
has been completely remodeled up
stairs and down. The bank fixtures
are the finest ever brought to the
southwest. The upstairs of the build
ing, formerly used as wine room,
has been made into office rooms
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
FAVORABLE REPORT FOR
BOND ISSUE BILL
Committee Sends II TO House Recom-
mcnding That It BE Passed.
Governor Curry Lunches
with President.

Washington. April 30 Specially -
The committee on territories today
favorably reported Delegate Andrews
bill providing for salary for the ter
ritorial land commission.
The committee also reported favor
ably upon the bill introduced by Del
egate Andrews permitting the COM
missioners of Bernalillo county to is-
sue 100000 bonds for the improve
ment of bridges and roads
bin providing for a bond issue
for a court house and jail for Mojave
county, Arizona, was passed in the
Senate.
Governor Curry was the guest of
President Roosevelt at lunch at the
White House today.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
PASSENGERS TO ISLETA
CAN'T GO ON LIMITED
Santa I'c issues Order Forbidding Tic
kct Sales to Indian Village Good
ON Through Train.

II will be with considerable disap-
pointment that a large number of peo-
pie of Albuquerque learn that the
Santa Fe has issued an order forbid
ding the local ticket office 10 sell a
ticket on the limited to Isleta and the
office at Isleta To sell ticket good on
the limited to Albuquerque.
The order, 1t is understood. was is
sued because a few Sundays ago, 1926
people boarded the limited for Isleta
to see an Indian dance, which was in
progress there that day. The large
number of local passengers discom-
moded the through passengers To such
an extent that they complained to the
company.
Since the Inauguration Of the linn
tied service, a noon train to the In
dian village and an early one back in
the evening, has proved a great ac-
commodation to sightseers. Many
tourists stopping in Albuquerque have
found 1t convenient to see the quaint
old Indian village and Albuquerque
people having business in the village
have found IL convenient In the way
OF saving time. Isleta Is regular
stopping place for the limited trains
and the order is a discrimination. A
railroad official said this morning that
the reason why the ruling had been
mad- was because the limited does
not carry accommodations for local
travel A prominent citizen stated
this morning that ne was reliably in
formed that in eastern Kansas all the
limited trains we're used extensively
Tor local travel. GO
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
CHURCH MEETING
ELECTS OFFICERS
Salary Of Rector OF 81. Johns Episco-
pal Church Is Increased and
Church Officers Are
Selected.

At the parish meeting of ST Johns
Episcopal church the following men
were chosen for the various church
Offices during the coming year: SEN
iOr warden. Mr.. Harlow. rector's war
den, Mr.. Ross. VeStrymen, Messrs.
Lyon. Fox, McFerran. ASplund. KlOck
Sabin and Newcomer. Prof. II. F..
Asplund was elected secretary and NJ
f Sahin treasurer. George 5. KlocS
was named a. chairman of the finance
committee.
The parish and every department
of the church organization reported
all debts paid and money I'm the treas
ury The salary of the rector was
increased to $500.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
THORNTON THE CLEANER

Is badly in need of money to meet
pressing obligations Now Is your
time 10 save money. From date TO
the 25th OF April, 1908. shall put
on hard time prices on our line
throughout. Remember. we stand at
the head Of our class. Just call up
400. Cleaning and presslng-we are
there. Send US the goods. l21 North
Third.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
For Constipation.

Mr.. l.. VI. Farnham, prominent
druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says:
"chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing on
the market for constipation Give
these tablets trial. You are certain
to find them agreeable and pleasant
in effect. Price. 25 cents. Samples
free. For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
INSTITUTION BONDS
BRING GOOD PRICE
Treasurer Sells $4,000 Worth Ia New
York Company. Which Outbid
Ten Others.

Santa Fe. y. NJ, April 30.-Seventy-
five thousand dollars worth Of terri
torial institutional bonds were award
ed today by Treasurer Howard
Vaughn TO Edmund Seymour & Co. of
New York. The price was $77,004.25
and accrued interest. Eleven bids
were received and the bid % Seymour
n CO. was the best al around of all
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
CITY REAL EsTATE-Contiuued
LYON & HOAG,
636 Market st. at Montgomery.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
BUSINEsS PROPERTY

BUSINESS PROPERTY
$I4 oQo-Near Sacramento st. and Preside
each; modern: first class location for future
leased for years; lot 25x100; mort gage
of 5000 can remain: $115 per month.
CHEAP INCOME PROPERTY
$7.250--Near Fifth av- aud St; flats,
of which has and the other have rooms
rented for $50 per month; large lot, 5Oxl2o.
This is close TO ) carlines and always rented.
FLATS-EASY TERMS
$6,500-Near Cole and 18th sts.; s fats of
4-45 rooms, being finished; lot 25x120; 81
balance easy payments; owner says Ii must be
sold. See agent. cor. Alma av. and Cole st. at
any time; a fair offer viii be accepted.
MARINE VIEW LOT
hill Oh the north side of Filbert Hyde st.
for residence, fats or apartments with un-
obstructed marine view; size 44x137:6 TT.
CHOICE MARINE VIEW HOME
Easy terms 50, 900 cash. balance 500 monthly.
$6,500-Lake ST. Dr. Presidio and famous Bakers
beach: story house of rooms and bath; also
4 rooms in basement; lot 30x100: newly tinted
and papered throughout elegant surroundings.
CHOICE RESIDENCE
$I,o00--6th ay- north CT Lake ST.; beautiful
modern residence of s rooms; baths. 2 toilets
large reception hall; charming surroundings; lot
25x123; s4. 600 cash, balance mortgage; possibly
better terms can be arranged
$5.150-Bush st. nr. Baker; substantial house
of rooms; brick foundation; lot 25x137:6 IT.
this place could be fixed up at small cost;
would make nice home.
CHEAP COTTAGE
ss,75o-Modern 5 room cottage; lot 25x12o;
located on 9th ay. near st. This place is dirt
cheap.
A LITTLE SNAP
$3.50 for lots near MissonNst and St. Mary 8
av.; size of ground is 50x110Nf part cash.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
MADISON & BURKE.

MADISON & BURKE.
Established January. 1888
Real Estate Agents. 30 Montgomery 81.
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
S24. 000-6 and modern flats, Jackson St
near Powell, paying at low rental S2,toO
SIS s5O0-sutter St mr.. Steiner; elegant building
Of IA rooms baths. etc. including
apartment for physician or dentist; lot
SIG, oooNew apartment house of Ga rooms and
bath in best part OF Taylor ST.; rents
si5,GOo-Buchanan St business property; stores
and fats; rent 81 $50 per annum; lot 60x
80 feet: tine investment. with good future
SIS. 600 9th av. nr. California St; new fats
of rooms and bath: modern and sunny !;
rents Sl75 per month.
S13, 500--New. Clay st. nr. Leayenworth. hats OF
rooms and bath each; large unfinished
basement. suitable for room fat; a
bargain
$40, 5oo-Fine marine view Ne corner. s5xl37:e;
on easy terms; finest corner in city
$10500-Powel ST. NV corner; large iot con-
crete basement; ready for building' easy
$4,000 Hayes St near Broderick: 3 Oats. 56-7
rooms and bath; rent $3.50 month; In
spect this and make offer.
SIC. .000-Buelsnan St; fats near Sutter; mod
and good condition
IS. S.250-vallejo ST.. modern residence, 8 rooms
and bath; marine view; immediate pos
session; easy terms.
ss000--2 Howard st. flats 23rd. Best
s7.ooo-Corner Mason ST. and Shepherd place
Clay: lot 54x6e-
81 o00-Oak Grove ay. nr Harrison; nne large
lot. 15x112.
se,5oo -lth st. near Howard; choice lot. 25
$1,000 Rents SAG; Sanchez St near 18th; 25x
100.
s4.25o-Cottage sth av. near California ST.; 8
and bath.
81 S4000-Harrson ST mr.. 9th; lot 81 :6xS5-
81, 50O-Lot 25x77:6; Stevenson st. Duboce,
fine location for ia IS.
s., 600 to SO, 5o0--Fine lots in Clayton and Hayes
SITS. and Masonic ay.; block from park.
LOTS On TERMS TO SUIT
81 900 TO Sl.500--Lots 10Th av. boulevard and
18th av fne residence district. secure
your site before electric service is
completed when prices will jump.
81 800 each--7th near G St, block from
Golden Gate park.
$500 to 81, 600 Cortland av. Mission ct. /;
choice lots; only few left.
TO LEASE.
Stores and offices at Kearny and Bush SITS.
lFireproof building corner Sansome and Clay
sts.; 50, 600 square feet fne location for whole
sale house
Loft, 5000 square feet; freproof building, NV.
corner Jackson and Battery; also loft $500
square feet: cheap
Lofts: freproof building in Mission st. near
4th; 81 :6x160.
offices in Hastings building, for doctors only
finest professional building in town; right where
you will want your Offices
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
cOTrNTRY RFsIDENCE.

Gentlemans home 40 acres. Napa county, 2
hours ride from San Francisco. lines OF rail-
road; large house, modern. wide yeranda. fur
mace. new stable. abundant water supply; 20
acres Bartlett pears, full bearing, balance good
fruit land; fine all year climate; pleasant sur
roundines: has cost owner over S35, 600; will
sell for SIC. 600. half cash, or exchange for
good city property.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

3.730 acres, Sacramento county. s miles from
raiirosd: fenced and cross fenced; good i'm
provements; plenty OF water; 100 acres hne
bottom land some in alfalfs; good combina-
ton for DAIRY, LIVE STOCK AND FARM
ING: asking price $4,000; adjoining land SELL
ing In, subdivisions at $50 per acre.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTI0NEERS
31s-324 KEARNY ST.
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
CITY REAL EsrArE-cop,lnued
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
Sle-Sz4 kEARNl ST.
3lS-324 KEARSY ST.

gE-AL ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIoNEERs AM
kENI COLLECTORS. SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN LEASING AND MANAGING PROPER
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

$500 acres, Siskiyou county; 4OOu acres
farmed on shares good fruit land; will grow
alfalfa; main S. P. line runs through the prop
erty, which is good growing town: nrst
class subdivision proposition; price 100000, on
terms.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
BIG PROFITS

BIG PROFITS
JUST A FEW LOTS LEFT
We warned you that an opportunity to buy
lot in the Western Addition for 81 900 would
be a thing OF the past. The last 81, 900,
81. 100 lots are sold; cheapest now, 81 800; easy
terms The last addition of the Pope tract ID
offered for sale: over $780, 900 worth of these
lots sold to investors and home seekers; nice
profits made by those who made early pur-
chases in this beautiful tract: protected from
the wind and fog; grand panoramic view
streets nituminized; granite curbs sewer.
water and gas mains laid; small cash pay
ments; balance monthly Take Masonic r.
cars; get of at Cole and Carl sts.; walk :
blocks south. offce open every day, including
Sunday.
Also a few choice homes for sale.
LYON & H0AG.
GIG Market ST nj MONTGOMERY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
CITY REAL EsTArE-continued
SHAlNWALD. BUCKBEE & CO.,
a Montgomery St. Lick Bldg.
Phone Douglas AZ.
Real Estate Agents.
MONEY 10 LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
we are making loans ranging from So, 600 to
@lo.ovo on any good city properties, improved
OF uoimp-oved, at per cent interest per an
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

W oOo-Large, room dwelling. nearly acres
OF ground; Main St, Napa. completely fur
nlsned throughout: exchange for improved
properU around the bay; win sell or rzds
IA acres. without improvements FOR 81 900
vnich could be subdtvtdsd and sold at a bis
pronr. (R1233
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
$3.50 CASH, SIS MONTHLY WILL BUY LOTS
ON CALIFORNIA ST.

subdivision of splendid lots with street
improvements made; stone sidewalks laid. streets
macadsmized; sewers and water mains laid; lots
ready 10 build The property is located on
the southerly line of California street and cross
streets between 2Sth and 32d avs; size of lots.
2Jx100 and 25x120. We submit the ground
knowing the prices 10 he reasonable and the lots
very desirable. Therefore. We save by it, aud you
will thank us for advising you to do Branch
office and agent at SD and California ST..
Take Sutter st. cars; get Off at SD sy. Office
open Sunday. Only 30 minutes from Kearny st.
LYON & H0AG.
63G Market ST at Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

f~s'Voo-Business corner In Mission: close in;
over 100 IT. frontage each street: good
s25. .oco Sr 0h TOT STORES ana hats; MAKE MAKE, onrr.
large lot, 90:11x127:sA feet; one of the
best residence corners in the city; owner
VIII take half cash and mortgage for bal
.,e oou ance; make offer; must be sold.
isoOo-Fell St, close to Fillmore, substantial
sts ssts or o. and rooms and bath earas eara;
ana stable in rear; rents sl43 go: lot oox
1910; building occupies only Is IT,. leay-
ing 30 foot vacant lot: owner will take
$l7,Soo-choice Paciic Heights residence; fine.
0dern roor story and basement Sna aa ne
oit.cn; grand, unobstructed view; on best
section of Broadway
sA''oVo-Good value at s22. 600; fine houses; IL
rooms and bath each. lot 55x131:6 feet;
suffer St between Fillmore and Deviss
rents low sso wtS eCsa outlay
large stores and 15 TO IS rooms can be
put In buildings; will then bring an In,
come or S315 to S400 per month Tor g.
time, or over l5 per cent net on the
Total investment; price now reduced to
make quick sale.
sis'soo-Spruee st. near Clay; modern residence
or rooms and bath; beamed ceilings
psneied walls. etc; house very light and nd
sunny; sunny; lawn; marine view; lot S'2ioo
S'7'ooo-Lomoarc ST, near Hyde; new. modern
df story and basement artistic .3 euegalow m allow
e., 49, grand marine view: make offer
Slo'Soo1-Corner. close 10 Mission ST.. story
residence. 10 rooms and bath; lot 40x10
IT, Mortgage 2I00 can remain House
can be made into fats at nominal ex
pense.
St,too-RichmoDd district close In. north
esst corner: modern flats of SO rooms
and bath each; rent $685. owner will take
back mortgage of SO. 600. Every room
light and sunny.
N,25o-Presidio Heights residence of 4 rooms
ana bath; good story bay window resi-
dence: in first class condition: very cozy
and comfortable: only $4, 600 cash neces-
sary, balance on mortgage. bargain.
So,OOO-Golden Gate ave, story residence, I
rooms and bath; finished basement; lot
25xl3I:6 feet; rent $40
s4OO.Roscoe St, near Crescent av.; lot s5x
100 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
sTANIsLAus CouNrY R4Ncu

sTANISLAUs COUNTY RANCH.
sl2.O00-320 acres grain and vexstabls Land
bringing gross income Of S2.S00 yearly: .
room residence and cabin for hslp; outbuildinxs
.ol svsry requirement; conDlsts set OF farming
Implements: fenced and croas-fencsd- ersar
abundance OF water; orchard and 81 orang.
uees IN full bearing; garden with % palms