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KANE & co.

1t av. at Washington st.
Similar property TO this is priced 80 per cent
higher and then you do not know whether your
next door neighbor will build OF fla is.
an apartment building a stable. There IS
absolutely no guarantee against undesirable sur
roundings in any other place excepting Pre-
sidio Terrace.
A drive through Preside Terrace viii con-
vince you of its beauty and desirability better
than any advertisement Of ours could. II you
contemplate building home, you should see
the many beautiful homes in the Terrace at
any rate: they are replete with suggestions
that will benefit you. Mr. NJ. Fisher who
is building homes in the Terrace. will be on
Lots from 80 feet front upward restrictions as
to stores, stables. fats apartments, sign boards,
overhead wires, etc.
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s2,0oo-26th ay.. near Clement St: cottage of
rooms and bath; basement; lot 25x125
feet.
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INVESTMENTS.

INVESTMENTS.
SIC, 000b-New apartment house, Cole st corner;
pays s22I per month; sl,ooo mortgage
rented; very good buy.
RESIDENCES.
5oo-Presido Heights residence; IL rooms
and . baths; modern in every respect;
large lot bargain.
SIT 5O0-Pierce ST.. " W. corner; very pretty
residence; IL rooms and bath; hardwood
floors throughout; washstands IN every
room; good sized lot; every room light
sunny.
SIS 000-Exceptionall choice residence opposite
Alta Plaza; key lot Main floor; living
l9x20 feet; dining room Kitchen
buffers pantry. servants room and bath.
Second floor, bedrooms and baths. At
tic, servants room and trunk room.
| Basement, concrete finished, furnace, ETC.
story. basement and attic residence
of 10 rooms and 2 baths hardwood floors
throughout; good sized lot; mortgage
$500 can remain.
SIS, ooo-octavia St, near Pacific av.; modern
house of ~ rooms and baths; furnace;
marine view.
| 50, 1oo-McAllister St; modern cottage; rooms
and bath: up to date in every way; in
first class condition; bargain.
~ w..
rooms and bath; basement; lot 25x125
feet.
FLATS
SIS, T50-Page st, near Deyisadero St: new
flats of rooms and bath each; all rented;
large lot; income 81 900 annually; owner
leaving city; very anxious to sell; about
$4,000 cash will handle this bargain.
| 81, 500-Sacramento St, near Maple; two mod
ern fats; well rented; offer wanted.
Sc S0O-6th av Richmond district; two new
modern well built flats of rooms and
/ bath each; lot 25x120 feet; best bar
gain in fats in this district.
| LOTS
| So T5G-H st. business corner, close In; lot
/ 45xe5 feet; excellent corner for stores
| and apartments Make offer.
| So, O00-Pine St, Jones: fine building lot;
| 25x137:6; cheapest lot on Pine st.
SHAINwALD, BUCKBEE s. CO.,
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s6T5e-H st. business corner. close in; lot
45x95 feet; excellent corner for stores
and apartments. Make offer.
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:, 500-Sacramento ST., near Maple; two mod
ern fats; well rented; offer wanted.
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W. J. DOWNING 4 CO..
521 Valencia St Phone Market 7IO9
$1,7J0 cash. bal easy terms, high class rm
house; garage; nr. 18th and Castro SITS
S2.0O0 up-Building lots. Hartford st. mr.. 10Th
So 75fl-S rIn fats in Mission. rents
Si.1fo w: can raise mortgage: make OFFER
81 eco up-Cheice Eureka valley building lots
FOR sale cheap-Neat cottage rooms ana
bath: terms rent. Apply lumber o.
fee cor Army and Cannon SITS. Phone Mis-
sion 1896
MISSION and Bosworth sts.: several lots. easy
Page ST.
SIS 750-New Western addition fiats < and q =
and b.; garage; lot 25x100 CHAS w
FISHER. eco Market 81.
IN Excelsior homestead tract. in Athens St bet
Persia and Brazn avs; 50x100; cheap. See
owner, 542 Naples st.
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FOR SALE BIZ c. L. LITTLE, 52T CASTRO
ST. HAYWARD.
* S0O-IO acres Castro valley hne fruit
chard; best OF soil; elegant room cottage
and barn: other OutbGildings good; plenty
Of water: horse. COW. wagon. buggy, all
farm tools: = miles from town.
s4,OOO-s& acres; 2 miles from town; Lake Cha,
bot road; all in fruit and almonds: good @
room house, barn. chicken houses. etc
we'll. windmill and tank; location and view
not excelled; can Oder exchange on this
FOR good income OF equal value.
81, soO-Fisest chicken ranch in Alameda Co.;
good room house. barn. chicken houses,
fine springs: plenty OF fruit and fuel and
acres In this and miles from town;
can offer exchange this place for some
thing OF equal value
81 O0O-,rwo acres in the Castro valley: best Of
soil; fne location; good neighborhoOds will
make lovely home.
So 5OO-3 acres on st IN town: finest fruit
orchard around Hayward; viii pay 10 per
cent on investment lovely place FOR
home fine homes ell around: city water
in front OF property; creek in rear
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT-Handsome resi-
dence in Lyon ST. near Washington: Ia rooms
and baths; lot 45xl37:6 feet; sale price s14 900;
terms easy; rent fair.
FLATS TO RENT-Handsome new fats in
Valencia st. between Hermann ST. and Duboce
av.; just completed; rent reasonable
THE DeLSLE REALTY co. Inc.
30S Bush ST.
Phone Douglas 1885,
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Sc, SO0-6th av., Richmond district; two new
modern well built fats Of rooms an'
bath each; lot 25x120 feet; best bar
gain in fats in this district.
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81. 500. 90.
business corner. 25 :6x114. Store and flats. g
and rooms. See this today as it must be
sold. Only $4,000 cash required. balance bank
mortgage
JOHN L. PoLITo 2lo4 Market St
FOR sa1e--Artistic up TO date residences:
and bath; street bituminized: only two
left ont of -; l ST. and 18th nv. terms If
desired. f. b. HALIsETT. prem ises
S. ROMAN. builder. carpenter stone litter and
jobbing. l121 Geary st.; phone Franklin o529.
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FLATS
SIS. T50-Page ST. near Deysadero St: new
fats of rooms and bath each; all rented
large lot income 81 900 annually; owner
leaving city; very anxious to sell; about
$4,000 cash will handle this bargain
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So O00-Pne ST., near Jones; fine building lot;
25x137 &C. cheapest lot Pine st.
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IRRIGATED FARM lands.

N TIE NEWLY OPENED MADELINE
MEADOWS. Lassen County. California.
prize including some OF the most fertile land
in the state perfectly adapted to diversified
farming and stock raising. Three years work
on the Irrigation System has developed an
abundance Of water.
Price for land and water s31 % per acre.
So 25 per acre down and $500 per acre per
year for nine years.
Rsiiro7d passes through the land
Join the next excursion to Madeline Meadows:
get redtred rate.
For fun information call at the office Of the
IRRIGATION COMPANY 47f-3-5 1ronadnOck Bldg.
MADFI me MEADOWS LAND & IRRIGATION
COMPANT
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Sc, T50-Pine ST., east of Hyde: on the car line
and not in the IRE limits; ideal location
for high class apartments; sunny and full
size.
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CITY and country property bought sold an
ex. Apply Owl Realty Co., 5o7 Castro ST.
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MARINE VIEW.
We are now completing room house. Gilbert
st. near Scott. and offer 1t at the extremely low
price Of $500 IN order to make quick sale.
Careful foresight and study of q familys re-
quirements has urged us TO install every modern
convenience possible. Above the ample, ce-
mented basement (sutable for garage) is first
floor with generous hall leading to parlor, over
20 feet wide, and sunny dining room, kitchen
and large pantry. On second floor bed
rooms, bathroom. sun porch. Attic has maids
room, bath and toilet Near 2 carines, aristo-
cratic neighborhood. Terms If desired. Apply
premises
THE HOME PLANNERS.
636 Market ST., opp. Palace Hotel
We sell plans, complete, guaranteed. 500 to
choose from, S10-no more, less-S10.
THE HOME PLANNERS.
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SUNSET DISTRICT.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
Call at our branch office. corner of Fl ST and
18th av., open daily. including Sunday, and be
shown the CHOICEST and CHEAPEST LOTS and
COTTAGES. Selling on EASY PAYMENTS
LIPMAN HIRSCHLER. 255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 3644.
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SPECK, PASCHEL & CO..
22s Montgomery ST., Mills building.
SPECIAL.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
$11 T5o-Price reduced from ST., ZOO: 3402 Cay
st. near Walnut: marine view and fine
neighborhood; and bath: lot 26:10
x100 feet.
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COTTAGES.
A new. room cottage in Excelsior av. and
Vienna ST; lot 25x10o feet SIS monthly pay
ments
6 room and bath cottage, close TO Mission and
Goth sts.; $50 monthly payments.
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
113 Montgomery st.
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Send for Illustrated Literature.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME. MAXINE VIEW.
TERMS TO SUIT.
Possessing distinguished charm in the Span
fish style of architecture. You enter a spacious
Sheridan colonial reception hall; the walls have
delightful Longfellow covering; both the
built in seat and the colonial stairway are an
study; the living extends across
the entire front and Is in the more elaborate
American renaissance period: there is abun-
dance OF thought displayed in the dining room
with its unique Cromwell open fireplace bordered
by characteristic bufets: the breakfast inglenook
with high armed tavern benches overlOoks the
garden; in the servants hall is lavatory and
toilet with rear stairway to both upper and
lower floors; culinary appurtenances complete the
first floor. On the second floor are chambers
in the attic is a billiard room and maids room
cement basement has laundry. wine cellar.
etc. Many innovations and Injuries such as
hardwood floors. furnace. etc: only $4,000 re-
quired. and balance monthly payments Key at
office of builder.
F. N. FRITZ. 1401 Masonic av.
Open every day. including Sunday
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A coon VALLEY RANCH NOT BAR AWAY.
81 600 half cash. IS acres. pa miles from
Sebast0pol: al level. sediment soil family
orchard: vineyard aud acres EUCALYPTUS trees.
good house. barn. chicken houses. implements:
only : minutes walk 10 electric line. on main
county road. trade. l. ". JEFFERSON
REALTY CO.. $50 Market st.. g r.
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NAPA COUNTY. CAL
RUTHERFORD REALTY CO..
Rutherford. Cal.
Buy. Sell or Exchange Real Estate.
II. JESSEN, Mgr.
600 acre ranch. 55a miles from town and
railroad beautifully situated. with 10 acres
full bearing vineyard large grain fields. good
pasture all farming implements; the inn
provements consist OF house OF large rooms.
stone winery. . barns and OuthOuses.
hunslreds' Of chickens fine horses and colts. 80
head cattle fine orchard. water piped every
where: this Is great producing farm and
must be seen to be appreciated; price $4,000.
part cash.
Particulars st
RUTHERFORD REALTY CO.,
rutherford Napa County. Cal.
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FOR SALE BY
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
Ct

Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
& 141 Suffer St,
RENTING. REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE.
$21 000-Cor. Clayton and Carl, with sunny
new. corner fats renting for S2S7.5 per
month.
SIT .500-137 :sx137:6; Washington st. mr. Stock
ton; opportunity for a. speculator.
$13, 000-50x10O, Woodland av., mr.. Parnassus
ay.; modern fats of and rms. and
bath: rent 1920
$I2, T5O-Ashbary mr. Haight; elegant 6 room
fats; renting for $112.50 month
S12, 500-Devisadero ST.. Union; light
modern, sunny fats OF and roms: rents
$1i0; mortgage of s., 900 can remain
So, OO0-3 new, high class flats; vicinity of
Larkin and Broadway; lot 29x13Z:8 an
nual rents $3.50
81 Q, 500-Turk ST., Laguna; fats of CT and
Z rooms; rents 800 per month must be
sold account of owner leaving city.
Sc 50o-2Sxl20 Broderick ST. near Jackson
with residence of rooms and bath.
So 250-40x137:6. corner Lombard and Leaven-
worth: beautiful marine view.
IS. 150-25x137:6 to street: Washington mr.
Hyde: splendid locality for fats
81 250-50x120; 4th near l. VIII sub
divide.
81. oOo-52xl2o: 25th av. near Lake ST.; the
biggest snap in the vicinity.
So, J00-30x122:6; Capp 10th; fine locality
for fats.
SO. zoo-25xl37 g; Vallejo st. mr. Leavenworth.
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE co.
al SUFFER- ST
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6,250-California St. close TO Baker; . good
hats of and rooms and bath each
very desirable neiEhborhood: lot 25x137:6.
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Send for August List of Property for Sale
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-s24 KEARNY ST.
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MISSION LOTS
On so monthly payments: close to carline; in
/ all parts of the Mission. Call for locations.
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LOT in Ocean View. 25x100. all clear; quick
buy wanted Box 459s. Call Office
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LYDON, EGAN & CO..
lib Montgomery st. below Suffer.
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18TH Av. BUILDING LOTS.
Beautiful building lots between and NJ SITS. |;
street bituminized; on $40 monthly payments.
Agent ground.
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$40 DOWN, SO MONTHLY.
Fine building lots: close to school and carline
Call at branch office, 2574 San Bruno av., L.
WEINSTEIN agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-16
BORDEAUX, IN BIG BUG
DISTRICT, PUSHES WORK

PRESCOTT, Aus. 15.-Fred Ref has
returned from the Bordeaux mine in
the Big Bug district, where the pre-
liminary work of large development is
being pushed by the Money Metals
Mining company. Drifts on the 300
foot level are being driven both ways
on the vein, in which there is a four
and half foot pay streak, showing
good values in gold, silver, copper and
lead.
A sump is under construction on the
300-foot level. All the water in the
mine above this level will be caught
and pumped to the surface AS soon
as it is finished. sinking will be re-
sumed in the shaft, which will be sunk
to the 400-foot level, where a station
will be cut and drifting and ross-cut-
ting started.
The company is financed for large
operations, and the plan of operations
contemplates the sinking of the shaft
several hundred feet deeper and the
development of the property into one
of the large producers of the district
1t has an excellent record as a pro-
ducer and the company expects to re-
sumo regular shipments as the work of
opening the property progresses. The
product will be concentrated and
shipped 10 smelters for treatment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-16
NEW COMPANY ENTERS
GOLD ROAD COUNTRY
ACQUIRES CLAIMS NORTH OF
TOM REED
Large Veins Disclose Only Low Grade
on Surface, but Depth Is Ex-
pected to Enrich the
Property

KINGMAN, Aug. 15.-One of the
newest mining companies to operate
| in the Gold Road field is the Florence
| Gold Road Exploration company com
| posed of Gold Road and Los Angeles
people C. A. Jones, who Is treasurer
of the company, is one of the original
! locators of the mines, and is well and
! favorably known in Kingman and
Gold Road. where he lived prior to go
| ing to Goldfield.
The group of mines owned by this
corporation is situated about two miles
west of Gold Road. and the same dis
tance north of the Tom Reed. The
same general chara cteristics of inclos-
ing rocks in the Gold Road mines is
apparent in the Florence Gold Road
group, and the Gold Road vein can
be traced by its pronounced vein char
acteristic into the ground of the new
company.
The veins are large, and while show
ing low values in the outcrop, give
every promise of rich treasures below
the leached zone. The ore is ideal for
cyaniding, and now that electricity as
power has superseded that of gasoline,
and at less than third its cost, very
low grade ore can be economically
treated in the district.
The enclosing walls, the vein material
and every geological feature in and
about the mines predicts the opening
Of great and rich ore bodies in these
properties at depth. 1t will be remem-
bered that the Gold Road and Tom
Reed mines now the bonanza proper
ties of the Pacific coast, were low grade
in the outcrop and Only depth has
qualified them to enter the list of gold
mines against all comers Every rep
resentative of the geological survey of
the United States. has but added to
the fame of the Gold Road mine and
the district in which it is situated. To
the west of the Florence Gold Road
group is the once famous Moss, which
in its palmy days produced some of
the richest gold ore ever taken from
o"artz mine in the United States. The
company will at once begin operations
on the mines sinking a large prOsnect
shaft to a depth of several hundred
feet, from which point all the veins in
the group can be readily cut.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-16
CHAMBER OF MINES
TO ENLARGE EXHIBIT
TWO BRANCHES OF DISPLAY
PROPOSED
Economic Geology" and mining Ex-
hibit" the Heads Designated for
Big Publicity Scheme of
Southwest Resources

At present Los Angeles is one of the
few cities of its size and Importance in
the United States which has no public
reference collection of minerals, ores
and non-metallic geologic products OF
economic Importance. Realizing the
Importance such an exhibit would ex-
ert in stimulating public interest in
mining matters, and feeling that the
Los Angeles Chamber of Mines is the
logical sponsor for such an exhibit
plans suggested by the mineral ex-
hibit committee have been approved
and adopted by it's board of directors
of the chamber.
1t is considered desirable to build UP
in Los Angeles two distinct collections
one an exhibit of economic geology, in
Guiding the ores, petroleum and other
economic productions of the territory
tributary to Los Angeles; the other a
mining exhibit which shall show both
the commercial Importance and the
geology of the various mineral districts
of the southwest.
Specimens have already been re-
ceived from a number of the principal
operating mines of Arizona and Ne
vada, and it is suggested that all pro-
ducing companies take up with the
Chamber of Mines at an early date the
question of representation for their
companies. No charge is made to ex-
hibitors, and it is believed the value OF
such representation will be readily ap-
parent
It is not improbable that these ex-
hibits as planned will do much to aid
in encouraging the present interest
manifested in mining in the southwest.
Strangers coming to Los Angeles with
an idea of investing are aware of the
possibilities of the mining industry,
and an exhibit of this nature win do
much to stimulate and encourage in
vestments.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-16
PARKER-BENGAL LINE,
BIDS WILL BE OPENED
WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS

PRESCOTT. Aug. 15.-Preliminary
work of resuming construction of the
Arizona & California railroad from
Parker to Bengal is under way, under
the direction of w. n. Drake, vice
president and general manager of the
s. F., p. &, P. and leased lines. Rall-
road construction contractors of the
North American continent have been
invited to submit bids for the work,
which, in all probability, Will be
started soon after the bids are opened
August 80
The road is now finished from Wick
enburg to the Colorado river at Par
ker. The bridge over the river is nm
ished, carrying the track to the Cali
fornia side. A gap of ninety miles be
tween Parker and Bengal remains TO
be built, for the construction of which
bids are advertised
The road will tap one of the richest
agricultural and mineral regions OF
the west. 1t is believed that it may
be used as part of a main transeon-
tinental line.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-16
AGED PRosPECToR FINDS
LOST DUTCHMAN, HE THINKS

PHOENIX, Aug. 15.-An old prospec-
tor by the name of Barnscheidt, a well
known character throughout the terri
tory, arrived here last week driving Il
team of burrows to part of a wagon.
The entire outfit was in rather a dila-
pidated condition, and its best rate Of
speed would probably not be over Il
couple of miles an hour. Nevertheless
the old man managed to get over the
country He tells a glowing tale of
having discovered either the famous
Lost Dutchman mine or one it's equal
and has some rock that looks mighty
good to experienced eyes. He ran out
of provisions and came to the valley
again to restock.
The Old man has been a resident of
the territory for some forty years, COM
ing here, with the soldiers during the
Apache war He took an active part
in it, and has since devoted his en-
tire time to prospecting. He has COW
cred every foot of the territory and
feels now that his efforts are about to
be rewarded.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-16
New Management of VtIJture
Mine Works Force OF Sixty

$50 feet $16,00O,000 of gold has been
taken by previous managements The
present management is making a new
mine at depth. paying but slight regard
to the upper workings, which are
largely caved. Developments to date
have indicated that the ore is as good
from the 400-fcot level down as above,
and that the ore is of the same general
character.
The management will operate twenty
of the eighty stamps in the old mill
from the ore taken out from develop
ment, and it is figured that with twenty
stamps the mine will be self supporting
until the management is prepared to
build a new mill.
The company is well fixed financially,
having at its call from an underwriting
syndicate of Canadian and Boston peo-
pie $3.50, 900. The management is in the
hands of A. r. Mackay of Montreal, son
of Robert Mackay, who is at the prop
erty, and w. Spencer Hutchinson of
Boston. The largest financial interests
are directors in the Bank of Montreal
and Canadian Pacific