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The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued
OSCAR HEYMAN AND BROTHER.
113 Montgomery st.


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OSCAR HEYMAN AND BROTHER.
l13 Montgomery st.
GOLDEN GATE PARK
SPRECKELS .5I LAKE
$40 MONTHLY
CALL AT BRANCH OFFICE
35TH Av. AND FULTON ST.
SUNSET BUILDING LOTS
s1,S5oI11th av bet and SITS. Street
1ituminlned, 9eDi IN ro1s g1s mater and electricity
Sl,5oo-2oxl2o IT. on 18th av. near 1 st. Easy
se50-i2th av. building lot near L st. Stree,
macadamized and severed.
oCEANsIDE
Branch offce-4Sth av. and Fl ST
Lots and cottages ON easy monthly payments
RICHMOND BUILDING LOTS
s650-Fine lots on 22d ay bet B and c sts
$1,000 s7lz xl2O ft.-close to Fulton st.
Call at branch office, Both ay. and Fulton.
RICHMOND COTTAGES
New room and bath cottages. with high
concrete basement; gas and electricity; clinker
brick mantel dining room paneied 6 IT. high;
on PIT. Lobos aE. bet. -35th and 36th avs; Gle.
ment ST cars pass cottages. Small cash pay
ment; balance as rent Agent on premises
Sunday, ii 10 G.
NOE AND 20TH SITS.
SS5O-S10 monthly; fine building lot on Noe
street. Street work done.
MISSION BUILDING LOTS
S300-Bank st. near Eugenia av.
SS50-Gladys st near West av. Street
severed.
S1,T50-Mission st. lots between West av and
Santa Marina ST. Eaty terms
$i5o-Lot fronting San Bruno av. near Ward
s600-lo0x120 # Fine for chicken ranch.
Call at branch office, 2574 San Bruno av.,
l.. WEINSTEIN. agent.
tomobile boulevard
MISSION COTTAGES
S1b-Monthly. New 4 room cottage on Ex-
celsior av. Vienna st.
$20-Monthly. Six room and bath cottage
on Landys Lane near Mission and 29th ST.
PENNSYLVANIA MISSISSIPPI 18th AND
20TH STREETS
Fine building lots on $40 monthly payments.
Five blocks from Kentucky St and i block
from 18th st. cars; sewer to be laid; see these
beautiful lots today; agent on ground Sunday,
cor. 10Th and Pennsylvania.
OSCAR HEYMAN AND BROTHER
113 Montgomery ST.
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An EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
We 0ner Tor sale In the city OF San Jose. right
In the best part OF town. 20 acres OF as .hne soil
as there Is IN the state. ON which is as good and
productive orchard as can be found in the Santa
Clara valley: new $4,000 house: taRkhOuse and
power that cost $4,000. besides all other hne inn
prOvements; enough city lots can be sold OF this
TO pay Tor the whole and bave half the land and
all the buildings left; po0ftively this Is the best
Investment offered today; don't overlook il; price
S27 900; easy terms.
Country Dept-HOLCOMB REALTY CO..
306 San Pablo av..
Oakland. Cal.
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FOR SALE BY
voN RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
14l Sutter ST.,
Real Estate. Renting Insurance
81 O0O-56x65 g; corner Vallejo. near Hyde.
S65O0-2Sx120 Broderick st. near Jackson
with residence OF rooms and bath.
S6I50-50xS2:6: Sacramento st. near Cherry
Se.000-6ox95; corner 4th av. and ST.; viii
s575o-as :Iix6s:e to- rear street: Jones. near
Pine; splendid locality for fats.
IS 250-40x137.6. corner Lombard and Leaven-
worth; beautiful marine view.
$5,250-S5xl1o; Green ST. near Broderick; de
sirable locality for fats.
81 465O-22.1ixS0 10 rear street; Leavenvvorth
near Sacramento; fine renting locality for
s4.oOo@52rI2o: 25th av near Lake St; the
biggest snap in the vicinity.
Alta Plaza; modern house of rooms and
bath; mortgage of $4,000 can remain;
must be sold at once; offer wanted.
So 75o-29xlO0; Cough ST. near Green; splendid
location fer residence or fats.
i.o5o-27:exloo: Point Lobos nr. 9th av.
W. J. BOWLING CO..
521 ysiencis St; St phone Market 7los.
6-7-7 rm. nats; 25xl37:6; Golden Gate and
Central avs; can raise 5000 bank mortgage;
81 sl.ooo-cash-o room modern house; near car
line; balance s., 600 at S25 month.
50 .2so eash-small m mortgage; h high class new 5
So. .2J0-2 elegant new room hats; near Mission
and 26th; can raise mortgage; snap
s7:6xiOO; rents $3.50; mortgage s., 900
IS, 750-6 fne fats. years old; rented cheap Mt
81 200 year; terms; bargain.
50 600 and up: cheap building lots; Hartford At
near 18th an7 Castro; finished street and side
" J. BOWLING CO.. 521 Valencia st.
THE Burlngame Building Co. offers for sale on
terms. 20 desirable parties, 2 very attractive
homes situated In the best part Of the Bur
lingame district. on high. rolling land These
houses most artistic In design ana con-
tain every modern convenience; broad porches.
large living room. paneled dining rooms
open 6replaces buflt-in sdeboards and hook
cases, sleeping porches, ETC.. convenient TO
two stations and also the electric cars: Is
minutes from city; tradesmen cali and de-
liver daily; ready for occupancy Plans and
specifications can be seen on application to
F. J. RODGERS CO.. 235 Montgomery ST
FOR sale--A bargain: only left out Of d. 7
room residences: large Easements: street work
cars: also hats. NV. corner; brings In SI00
per month See F. B. HALLETT, 18th ay and
St. Sunset district.
ROOM house and lot 25x134 for sale: must
be sold 70 close an estate: AS Eureka ST.
between 2lst and 22ds price 50 400; street
work complete; stone cufblng. nice garden
rear and front Or apply JAEGER. 224 Grant
avenue
IS 6O0-s ROOM modern residence; perfect con
diffon: Scott and McAilisfer sts.; ground worth
81 500; biggest bargain in town. T. Z. Hay.
NAN First National Bank building.
$3.50 lots. 50x70. reduced from 500: title
perfect; bargain 507 Andover av.
J. A. ADAMS. state licensed and deputy 0. 5.
surveyor 325 Bush st.; phone Douglas 2t0s.
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Slo,o0o-0ak st. close TO Market; good sub
Stantial improvements. consisting of
Oats. 4-5-6 rooms and bath each; never
IDLE; rents $3.50 per month: large lot,
Zf;6xl20; frontages; must be sold;
make offer.
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G. II. UMBSEN & CO..
zeal Estate, Renting, Collecting and Insurance.
20 MONTGOMERY ST.
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RESIDENCES.

SIC, 000-Large, sunny, comfortable home: north
SIDE Clay and Baker; 30 foot lot:
beautiful garden; win accommodate large
family. (4TOSJ
$14, ,0o0-Marine view; Western addition, near
Devisadero and Union; hardwood floors;
bed rooms; large closets; open FIRE
place; modern tfo2f
SIS, ,50o-Marine view: level block Western ad
dition: and all modern conyeniences:
10 rooms well arranged; large open FIRE
places. (5072J
81 $7,00o-s-room house. Masonic ave.: good
neighborhood, and excellent buy at
this figure; owner instructs US to sell.
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SSOoO-6th ay- close TO lake; attractive and
modern residence; occupied by owner and
IN perfect order; will take So 600 cash.
balance on mortgage.
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SUNSET BUILDING LOTS

CALL AT BRANCH OFFICE
S5TH Av. AND FULTON ST.
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SeO00-falleJo ST. near Hyde; the handsomest
nat building in the city; sc rooms and
bath each; just completed; modern and
up 70 date and very attractive; mortgage
OF $500 can remain. Well worth IN
vestigating.
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SOL. GETZ & Sons REAL ESTATE DEALERS
Room 32s Chronicle Bldg.
$50 TO $4o0-Cheapest lots in this city Ocean
view, Lskeview and near Parkssde S. monthly
$3.50 TO $s0o-Rlchmond Heights Superb
view Of park. ocean and Spreckels lake. Easy
terms.
New residence lots on 18th ave-, Richmond
District near St. at a bargain. All street
work done; $40 monthly.
Sunset lots-on sth, 9th and 1lth ayes; L
and NJ sts.; graded. On installments.
$500 to 81, i,6oo-Choicest oceanside and
Boulevard lots. Your own terms.
s1.25O-Lot 25xloo and room cottage. only
200 feet from Mission ST. 500 down, sic
monthly. Don't miss this bargain and a good
chance 10 own home.
ocesnside branch Office cor. st. and 47th
ave. Open daily and Sundays
SOL. GETZ SONS. OWNERS AND DEALERS
Room 32S Chronicle Bldg.
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sHAINwALD, BUoKBEE & CO.,
q MONTGOMERY ST., LICK BUILDING.
PHONE DOUGLAS Al.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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$500 cash and 81 500 mortgage at per cent:
close 10 Fillmore and Waller; substantial
story buildings, containing fats, 4-5-
o-l rooms and bath each. renting for
Sils-o0 per month; large double lot, 50x
l20 to rear street
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RESIDENCES.

SIG, ,o0o-vaIlejo st. near 0ctavia modern resi-
dence of u extra large rooms and bath;
lot eox157:6 feet; large stable and garage.
Make offer.
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SMALL RANCHES

PACIFIC REALTY IMPORTATION BUREAU.
4O5- 406- 4o7 Metropolis Bank building san
francisco, Cal, win put you in touch with
the best country and suburban lands On the
Pacific coast. Careful attention given TO each
inquiry Full and accurate details OF every
property. Easiest and best way to get honest
information. state your requirement. We will
Ill Il at once. Thousands Of properties listed,
with maps. views. etc. on display.
no FEE. NO COMMISSION.
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INVESTMENTS

INVESTMENTS
$50, 000-New apartment house, Cole ST.; cor
pays 1927 per month; $1,000 mort
gage can remain; apartments; always
rented. very good buy.
$14, ,500-Business corner ON Fulton ST.; rents
$145 per month; stores and dats of
34-5 rooms and bath each; good sized lot.
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S1,350-11th av. bet. L and NJ SITS Street
bituminized, gas, water and electricity
Agent ground Sunday.
s1,5oo-2oxl2o IT. on 18th ay. near 1 st. Easy
payments.
Se50-12th building lot near L st. Street
macadamzed and severed.
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get some ground
and get a start
CITY REAL ESTATE

CITY REAL ESTATE
J. ". WRIGHT & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
AUcTIoNEERs,
I25 and I27 Sutter St
INVESTMENTS.
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Tor saIe-Mod. home. Z rms; sunny; reas.: call
norning before p. n. Owner, sS7 Shrader st
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=, St,5O0-Shrader St close to Haight; nice. high
class nelghborhood: elegant modern
nats Of 90 rooms and bath each; only
years old; rents $62.5 per month (;
sunny, full size lot
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S4'SOo-shotwell st; 2 good little fats of 8
and rooms, with rear cottage: rent $40;
should be seen TO be appreciated.
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81 7,5o0-Laguna ST. close to Vallejo: choice
mats renting for $50 per month: mort
gage $1,000 can remain; fine sunny
lot, 90xl25-
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We have listed for exchange large number
OF lots 10 all sections of the city which the
owners viii trade for improved property. Call
sd get our list. We have just what you want.
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CHEAP LOTS.

CHEAP LOTS.
s6,500-Last and cheapest lot In block; Sac
ramento. near Polk; 30x11s; a bargain
at this price (52T5l
81 4000-Snap! so feet close to Jackson and
Larkin; best buy In district. t5333)
$3,T50-27A foot lots Van Ness ave-. near
Lombard less than $3.50 a foots in line
with all big Improvements under way.
$2ooo-Bargaini II St, 4th ave.: 25x
100; worth 81, 500. (3253l
81, $1,500-Cheapest lots the market; 30xIo0 on
California. between 22d and 23d aves.:
level and ready for building; Sutter st.
cars direct; transfers.
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900 cash and mortgage of S4,5oO at 6 per
cent; close 10 18th and Church sts.: 5
mats OF 4-5-6 rooms and bath each. rent
ing Tor $l02.50 per month; lot over 90
feet front by full depth. This is a splen-
did income proposition. paying over l per
cent per month. Make offer.
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Sc, e,5o0-Buchanan ST. close to HAYES: good
fats in splendid renting location: rent
$3.50 per month; all in good order.
making a splendid buy
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G. a. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery ST.
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OCEANSIDI

OCEANSIDE
Branch ofice-4Sth av and II ST
.ots and cottages on easy monthly payments
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$40 MONTHLY

GOLDEN GATE PARK
SPRECKELS LAKE
STADIUM
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so,foo-Can arrange a good mortgage; nice
cottage close TO Ashbury and Frederick
sts; rooms and bath, with . addi-
uonal rooms in basement and large
nnished attic; sunny % #. front.
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PREsIDIo HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.

SIS, 500-11 rooms and baths; modern in
every respect; large lot. bargain.
S13, 0O0-OctaYia st. nr. Pacific av.; modern
house of u rooms and baths; furnace;
marine view
$3,750-$l 500 cash, balance same rent; Nc
Alister St; modern cottage, rooms and
bath; marine view; cheapest cottage in
Western addition.
$3,250-0n terms; cottage on California ST.,
block from park extension; @. rooms
and bath; only l year old; lot 25x1o0
feet.
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Mr.. NJ. Fisher, who is building houses will be
on the Terrace between the hours of IL a. m.
and p. M. Sundays.
BALDWIN 4 HOWELL. s1s-s24 KEARNY ST,
San Francisco
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FOR EXCHANGE.
SO, 0,oo0-Chinatown, main street. brick building
under secured lease at $3.50 per month: ,
frontages; viii exchange for downtown
unimproved
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S6,000-Pine ST. near Jones; fine building lot,
25xl3I;6 feet; cheapest lot in Pine st.
81, 500 each-I st. near 1zth av.; lots, 25x100
1t. each; street work DONE
81, 600 each-46th av., close to car line; lots,
25xl20 II. each; street work done.
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business corner on Shrader
81, appropriately improved with build
lngs, consisting of store and fats
renting for $40 per month: corner lot not
FAR from Haight St, 25x1O0; mortgage
$1,000 can remain. This is a bargain
well worth more money
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1t may interest you to know that you can
buy this choice property as reasonably as
$3.50 A FoOT-50 FEET FOR $500!
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WOoDMAN REALTY COMPANY,

These are only few Of che bargains On our
books; call or write for others Have You a
lot in the burned district north Of Market 70
exchanges
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RICHMOND BUILDING LOTS
S650-Fine lots on 22d bet. and C sts.
, $40 monthly.
81, ,o00-371 \ x120 ft-cose to Fulton St
Call at branch office, S5th av. and Fulton
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Send for August list of property for sale
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-sa4 KEARNY ST.
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S1,60o-A rare chance TO obtain home cheap:
near 2sth and Sanchez sts: cottage Of
rooms and bath; 26x114; good neigh
borhood and convenient to cars.
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$3.50 cash and mortgage Of 81, 600 can be ar
ranged; Jackson and Leavenworth SITS. !:
nigh class location; 2 very handsome
mats. modern in every detail, S and 5
rooms and bath each. This is good. Full
particulars at our office.
The Delta independent., 1909-04-30
pictim of Alaska Blizzard.

William w. Valentien for many years
a resident of this city persisted in an
Alaska blizzard on March 26, accord
ing to letter received few days
ago by his family who live here. Writ
ten by the postmaster at Seldovia.
Alaska. it merely recites the brief
fact that the bodies of Valentine and
companion named Fuller were found
frozen in the snow near the claim in
which they had been prospecting. In
Valentines pocket was letter asking
that in case of his death his family in
Grand Junction be notified and that
his body be shipped back here to be
buried beside his deceased daughter.
1t is probable that this will be done.
Valentine left for the Klondike six
months ago. The last letter received
from rim was dated March 20. six days
before his death.
The Delta independent., 1909-04-30
Not Much Smudging Yet.

Considerable smudging has been done
down in the Grand Valley. As yet
there has been very little done in Delta
county. Most of the fruit trees in
bloom are not believed to have been
hurt by frosts so far. and the apples
were not far enough along to need pro-
lection Our danger periods from
frost. If we have any, are likely to
come in May. and against such possi-
bilities the orchardists are in readiness
to fire up their orchard heaters.
There is not much use in making pre-
dictions at this time. one way or the
other. The season is very backward
and whether this will result favorably
or adversely cannot be foretold. 1t is
as likely to be one way as the other.
So far, however, our fruit growers
are very hopeful. A little warmer
weather is needed, sufficient 20 loosen
up the snow on the mountain ranges
and send down more water.
The Delta independent., 1909-04-30
Della and Freight Rates.

Kimble. the Denver man who has
been fighting the freight rates, is re-
ported to have said that Delta is the
hardest hit town in the state on extor-
tionate freight rates from Denver to
Delta.
Be this as it may, the rates are
plenty high and the rates on express
are even more a robbery.
So long as we have but one railroad
and one express system in control, this
condition will probably have to be met,
as with us. there may not be much to
expect from the courts or the systems,
but it should be different when we get
competing lines. and this is another
reason why our people should unite in
an effort to encourage new railroads to
enter this county and valley. We need
shorter lines to Denver and more of
them. We also need and should have
fair freight and express rates.
The Delta independent., 1909-04-30
All Eyes Are Now on the Great
Burlington System.
Only Few Miles of New Construction Re-
quired to Enter This Valley from Baldwin.
---Outlook Never Before So Bright
AuTTLE PRESSURE NOW MIGHT GET THE ROAD

locality. and besides, the storm waves
shift and zig gag around more or less.
The frosts and freezes predic' ed the
first of this week came. but at Delta
they were not severe and it is claimed
did little if any damage. The fruit
crop generally is in condition to with
stand more frost than usual. Up to
this week we have had no really warm
weather and most of the apple trees
will not be in bloom for two weeks yet.
Peaches are now blooming while april
cots and pears have been in bloom for
week. Most of the orchardists are
fully prepared to smudge and should
frosts come in May, it is likely that
much of the fruit can be protected
with the orchard heaters in stock. All
this helps to give the fruit crop out
look fairly rosy view.
The Delta independent., 1909-04-30
Real Estate Transfers.

Warranty Deeds recorded during
week ending April q, 1909, furnished
by The Delta County Abstract Com
pany:
John E. Hillman to The Delta County
Business Mems Association, portion of
Hillman's Subdivision, Delta, S40J.
Roy A. Downs to R. w. Curtis, l lot
Cedaredge, $3.50.
II. X Porter to Clark A. Hill, 2 lots
Cedaredge, 1915.
Joseph Hogrefe and Adah F. Wilson
to Clark A. Hill, lot Cedaredge, $3.50.
Emma NJ. Vanaken to Clark A. Hill.
Il lot Cedaredge, SIS.
S. N. Wheeler ct al to Roy A Downs,
3 lots Cedaredge, 81, 900.
Samuel Kirkbride to Marvin A
Reader, 10 acres Payne Mesa, $500.
John A. Fell and Agnes Fell to
Carlton l.. Curtis, 40 acres near Cedar
edge. 81, 900
Andy }. Watson to the Coalby Hall
Co., \ acre near Cedaredge, SIS.
Robert p. James to j. }. Layton, 20
acres near Cedaredge, 81, $50.
Walter G. Hillman to C. w. Cunning
ham, 2 lots Delta, $500.
Amanda j. Hart ct al to Surface
Creek Baptist church, \ acre Surface
Greek, 81.
F. c. Woody and j. S. Perkins to
Geo. w. Bruce, 800 acres California
mesa, 81.
Geo. w. Bruce and Frank G. Myers
to ]. S. Scott, 40 acres Surface Creek
s., 600.
l.. r. Wigram and NJ. Fairlamb to
Geo. w. Bruce. sos "a acres California
mesa, S7,35n.
l.. E. Rogers and NJ. d. Vincent to
w. b. and ID. H. Thomas, 10 acres
German mesa, 81, 700.
Asbury White and S. +. Davis to r
Nj. Lamm, 20 acres Payne mesa. 81.
The Surface Creek Realty Co. report
the following sales for the week:
The Houts Orchard Co. containing
200 acres on Paines Mesa to T. H.
Farnham and II. II. Webb of St.
Louis, Mo. Consideration S25, 900. 90.
The SEA SEi. section %, township
10 S. r. "a W, containing 40 acres, f
Cedaredge, VIM. Little to J. Roscoe of
Denver, Colorado. Con. 81. 700. 90.
The Delta independent., 1909-04-30
Funds in Treasury and Right
of Way Secured --Noth-
ing to Hinder Early
Construction.
Will Aid in Developing One Of
Colorado's Most Productive
Valleys.-Abundance of
Freight Is in Sight.

Tuesdays Denver Republican had
the following concerning the Fruit
Belt" or Cedaredge proposed railroad:
Enough of the necessary funds to
insure the building of the proposed
privately owned railroad from Saxton,
on the Denver & Rio Grande. through
the fruit and agricultural land in the
Surface creek valley of Delta county,
among the very richest in the world.
have been raised to warrant the begin
ming of work, and the road will be built
in time to handle the crops of 1909
The total estimated cost of the new
railroad, which will be IL miles long,
and has been in the financing stage for
several months, is Sl35, ZOO. Of this
amount an even $780, 900, raised in
Denver and in the East, is IN hand, and
is available for immediate work
The new railroad will be known as
the Fruit Belt railway, the company
having been incorporated one month
ago, with Joe Hogrefe, a banker at
Cedaredge, along the proposed route,
as president, E. T. Hubbard. a promi-
nent land owner and farmer of Delta,
as vice-president and H. j. Baird, of
Delta, secretary-treasurer. Messrs.
Hubbard and Baird were in Denver
yesterday and announced that their
project has reached the stage where it
is certainty.
The feasibility of the new road is
indicated by the fact that no grade
will be over IL per cent. The altitude
ranges from 4. 4.s00 feet, where Surface
or Tongue creek empties into the Gun
nison river, to 10000 on the Grand
mesa, affording every variety of
climatic change. The average altitude
of the choice fruit land is 5, 500 feet.
For scenic advantages the section is a
claimant to the disputed title of The
Switzerland of America There are
81 large lakes and innumerable smaller
ones on the Grand mesa and the fishing
is described as 1.-The best any place.
Vice President Hubbard of the new
road is sanguine in the belief that for
fruit, cattle, potatoes and sugar oeets
the Surface creek district is without a
peer on earth. The coal resources are
vast, so far the domestic fields being
the only ones developed. The building
of the railroad will make accessible the
stream of coal beds, which will no
doubt furnish large traffic in time.
The popularity of the railroad is
attested by the fact that rights of way
for the entire distance, with two ex-
ceptionl, were given by the farm mers
along the route. 1t is the expectation
that enough tonnage will be developed
to tax not only the new line but the
connecting division of the Denver &
Rio Grande as WELL"
The Delta independent., 1909-04-30
Notice By Board OfHealth
As To Dead animals

Notice is hereby given that under
Section 50S4. General laws of the State
of Colorado, any person who shall
place any dead animal within one mile
of the residence of any person, or upon
any public highway. or if the owner of
any such dead animal shall permit the
same to remain on any such public
highway, or upon any common or the
land of another, without the same
being either burned or buried at least
two feet under ground, such person is
liable to criminal prosecution and i'm
prisonment.
Now therefore by order of the board
of health of Delta county, notice is
hereby given, that all persons who are
or may be guilty of any or either of
the acts above mentioned, will be
prosecuted, unless such nuisance shall
be abated.
Any person who shall feel agrieved
on account of such nuisance may COM
plain to the district attorney of said
county, who will prosecute any and
every such offender.
BY order of the BOARD OF HEALTH.
GEORGE WILSON, Chairman.
The Delta independent., 1909-04-30
City Council Holds
Special Meeting.

D. & R. G. Attorney Knock, of Den
yer, being present and wishing to Sc
cure a water contract from the city,
a special meeting was held Monday
night to discuss the matter. Attornev
Knock, who is the right of-way and
water attorney for the railroad, ex-
planned that the company had not had
a renewal of contract for water supply
for a number of years and desired to
make one, If agreeable, in order that
it might know what to depend upon
The council stated that, when ad-
vised that the city could amply spare
the water, a contract proposition would
be entel tanned.
At this meeting the D. & r. G. rail-
road company was granted permission
TO bury the main to its property for
fire protection.