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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
ASK
DOLAN TO join
THEM IN CAUCUS
Backsliding Alderman Is Asked
to Share in C0unsels of
His Party.

Alderman Patrick J. Dolan, of the
Twelfth ward, is to be given an OPP
portunity of sharing in the Democratic
counsels. A call for the caucus of the
Democratic members of the Common
Council, to be held before tomorrow
nights Council meeting, was issued
yesterday and Dolan was one of those
to whom the notices were sent.
After Dolan's desertion at last weeks
meeting it was declared h a he would
not be allowed in the to be
called during the winter, n would
be treated in all ways as a Republican,
In view of that declaration 1t is pos
sible that the proposition Is being put
up to Dolan for him to make his final
decision. If he refuses h call ne will
render himself liable to being read out
of the party.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
ROBERTA MENGES is
GIVEN ANOTHER DIVORCE.
Halsey Corwin and Captain Hill
the Reflects"

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Roberta
Menges, who divorced Halsey Corwin,
the Coney Island angel" and who on
March 20 last married Captain Arthur
Hill, of the Royal Irish Rifles, son of
Lord Arthur William Hill, late comp
troller of her majesty's household, and
grandson of the fifth Marquis of Down
shire, obtained an ~interlocutory decree
of divorce from Captain Hill from JUS
tice Hendrick in the Supreme Court
yesterday.
The fact that Mrs. Corwin-Hill was
trying to divorce her latest husband
was not generally known, although it
was apparent that there was some
thing wrong when Mrs. Hill came back
here alone last fali from her wedding
trip in England, Captain Hill following
a week later. Captain Hill did not de
fend the action against him.
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. Latest Steamship Report .


LIZARD, Jan. 2l.-Passed, steame.
Ryndam. New York for Rotterdam.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 21.-Steamer
Cy1nric, Boston for Liverpool, reported
by wireless telegraph ISL miles west al
8 a. M; will probably reach Queens
town about 5 p. m.
NAPLES, Jan. 21.-Arrived, steamer
Caronia, New York.
CAPE RACE. N. f.. Jan. FL
Steamer Furnessia, Glasgow for New
York, in communication with the Mar
conf station here when 1,052 miles east
of Sandy Hook at $50 p. m, goth.
Dock about 6 p. m. Saturday.
Steamer La Lorraine, Havre for New
York, reported in communication ct {
a. m. today. Distance not given.
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persons said they recognized him and
the young woman with him, but this
was 0 verified.
Three Unconscious.
Eyre and Holres and Mrs. Eyre were
unconscious when picked up. They were
carried to the office of DR.. Ida y. Bruce
and there revived. From there Charles
Mckee, a h~orseshoer. drove Eyre, who
seemed to be the most seriously injured,
TO st. MichaeIs Hospital. in this city,
in his own sleigh. Mrs. Eyre was taken
to her home and attended there by an
other doctor. Miss Ida SweitZer was
carried to her home where DR.. A. c.
Christian. of Springfield avenue, at
tended her.
DIR. Arthur c. Wilkes was called to
DR.. Bruce's Office and assisted in treat
ing the injured persons taken there.
Later, all were sent to their homes ex-
cepting Eyre.
Holmes suffered such intense pains
in his eyes that today his family called
in two Newark specialists to attend
him. and It was said he was in danger
Of losing his eyesight. Holmes is en-
ployed in the electrical department Of
the main Newark telephone office.
Miss Cecilia Coleman, of AZ West
Clinton avenue. considered her escape
marvellous. She was seated near the
end of the bob and was skidded clear
across the hard road of snow, but was
not injured.
william Mckee, of Sanford street,
with a party of friends, was in a near
by hotel and hurried to the scene. n
removing his fur coat threw 1t over 3
victim. He then placed one of the in
1ured men in his cutter and drove at
high speed to st. Michael's Hospital.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
WANT BIGGER FAIRGROUNDS.

A report was made at the School
Principals Associations meeting yes
terday afternoon by Principal Martin
l.. Cox in favor of larger school play
grounds, gymnasiums and more indoor
exercises. Ii was voted to notify DR.. A.
B. Poland. superintendent of schools.
that the association favors open-air, free
play recess for primary grades. The
suggestions will be further discussed at
another meeting.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
DR.. BONOY PLEADS
NON vULT TO one
OF MANY CHARGES

he has not yet pleaded. TIL first was
made by Albert Krause, who swears
that the physician got $40 out of him
on a bad check, drawn on the Second
National Bank of Hoboken February
%, 1907, and the second was made by
P. and H. A. Murray, the saloon people
In Market street, who accuse the
physician of getting $4S out of them
by means of a worthless check on the
Peoples Bank and Trust Company, of
Passaic, dated October 23, 1906.
DR.. Bondy after his arrest last April,
when he lived at 80 Rose street, had
his picture preserved in the art gallery
at police headquarters n then made
a stir by instituting a suit for $4,000
damages for false arrest against De-
tective Sergeants Tuite and Horter, of
Captain CAROLS staff, and Superin-
tendent Schwartz, Of the Bertillon sys-
tenn.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
LYMAN {. KANE
MADE PRESIDENT
OF POLICE BOARD
Commissioner Has Won Conf
dence Of Colleagues While Act
ing as Head of Body.

When the Police Board met for or
ganization today Lyman e. Kane was
the unanimous choice of the members
for president. Commissioner Kane has
acted in that capacity since the resig-
nation of Sheriff Harrigan, and has pre-
sided over the deliberations of the board
In a amer that has gained for him
the confidence of his colleagues.
There Is but n change in the men,
bership from that Of last year, Philip
Scanlon, who was appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Sheriff Harrigan, being the only new
member.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
VI. CRANE
LEFT HIS WHOLE
ESTATE TO WIFE
Widow of Former County Coun-
sci Is Also Named as
ExeCutrix.

In the will of Elvin w. Crane, former
prosecutor of the pleas and county
counsel, which was admitted to probate
in the ~surrogate's Office today, his
whole estate, whose value is not indi-
Crane. She is also made sole executrix.
hi brief document is dated January
2 last, seven days before Mr.. Cranes
death, and was witnessed by George
B. Ashley, his law partner, and Bessie
]. Hargreaves.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
BOOST JERSEYS
SUMMER RESORTS

ASBURY PARK, Jan. 21.-several
wealthy and influential men residing on
Jerseys north coast are understood to
be considering the formation of a coast
chamber of commerce, with offices in
New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
where summer resort business of every
resort from Atlantic Highlands to Cape
May may be given impetus.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
SENATE COMMITTEE
HAS SLAP AT TAFT,
Strikes Out Appropriation for
Autos Which He Asked.

deficiency appropriation bill was re-
ported to the Senate today from the
committee on appropriations. 1t car
ried 81, Isl, 602, an increase of only $25,-
900 over the amount of the bill as 1t
was passed by the House. The COM
mittee struck out the House provision
for an appropriation of $4,000 for the
purchase of automobiles for the use
of the President, which was included
upon the expressed wish of President
elect Taft, who prefers the automobile
to the house.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
NEW POLICE CHIEF IN BRUNSWICK.

NEW BRUNSWICK, jan. IL
Michael O'Connell began his duties yes
terday as chief Of police, to succeed
Francis Harding, who was retired on
half pay last night after serving twenty
years in the department. O'Connel
was appointed from the ranks by Com
mon Council over the heads of two desk
sergeants and a detective-sergeant, who
were next In line for promotion.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
WIFE'S DUTY TO GET
HUBBY'S BREAKFAST,

CLEVELAND. Jan. 21.-Police Judge
Levine, of Cleveland, the Golden Rule
Justice. has ruled that a wife must
get up and prepare her husbands
breakfast If the husband so desires.
The ruling saved Joseph shalen from
the workhouse. Husband and wife
agreed that Mrs. Shalen did not want
to get up early on Monday to start
the kettle boiling.
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LIBERTY BELL WON'T
HAVE TO PAY FARE

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 21.-Chair-
mar Martin A. Knapp, of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, has ruled
that the transcontinental railways
which carry the Liberty bell to the
Portland Rose festival, and other cele
brations on the Pacific slope, may
carry the historic relic free Of charge,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
EAST ORANGE MINISTER
TO SPEAK in TRENTON,

The Rev. DIR. Fred Clare Baldwin, of
Calvary M. e. Church, East Orange,
will speak on The Layman and His
Church at the annual dinner tomor-
row night of the State Street Methodist
Church, of Trenton. City Clerk Lincolr
&c. Rowley will have for his subjec.
'sThe Layman and the Church"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
CHILDREN IGNITE
POWDER TO SEE "PUFF."

JOHNSTOWN, Pa Jan. 21.-Four
children were burned, three of them
fatally, today when one ignlted three
kegs of powder to see the puff" at
Stoughton, near here. The explosion
also wrecked a large double frame
house, which tool fire and threatened
to cremate the children. All of the
children were terribly m~utilated, two Of
them having their eyes burned out.
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BOARD OF TRADE
BANQUET WILL Be
THE BIGGEST EVER
fcontinued from First Page,

20. Frank L. Sheppard, of the Penn
sylvania railroad.
q. w. G.. Besler, vice-president Cen
trail railroad.
%. State Senator H. V. Osborne.
%. State Senator John Hinehliffe, Of
Paterson.
"a. William T.. Hunt.
%. JOIN r. Hardin.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
COURT CALL.

This is the call in the Supreme Court
circuit before Judge Adams tomorrow:
Nos. 43, "A, n and 70.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21

Secretary Reilly, Of the board, aud
Isaac f. Roe, chairman of the commit
tee of arrangements for the boards
annual dinner, ave done SO well in
their work that the officers and mem
bers of the board are much pleased.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-21
W { SCARR|TT
BACK OF LARGE
TAX|CAB CONCERN
Sz,200,0OO Corporation Files
Its Articles in County
Court Here.
ESSEX MEN ARE STOCK
HOLDERS in COMPANY
Offices in Main Street, East Or
ange-OonIy $4,000 Has Been
Paid in So Far.

With a capital stock of 81, 100000, the
Taxicab Service Company had its
articles of Incorporation recorded In the
paid up is $1,000, and Winthrop Z. Scar
rift, of East Orange, one of the best
known Of automobiles in the country,
is interested to the extent of $1,000.
Harry II. Picking and James If.
Mapletoft, who are connected with the
New Jersey Registration and Trust
Company, of East Orange, the incor-
porators, hold the other $4,000 between
them.
The big capital stock is divided into
$4,000 shares. valued at 500 each, and
while 81 1000, 900 represents preferred
stock, the remainder Is common.
Although the business of the concern
is indicated In its title 1t Is set forth
with legal verbosity that its object is:
Purchasing and otherwise acquiring
the sale or otherwise disposing OF, the
leasing and handling of vehicles, self
propelled or otherwise, the t~ransporta-
ton thereby of passengers or goods,
and the manufacture, sale, leasing or
otherwise dealing in or dealing with
said vehicles and anything used or USE
full in connection Herewith or pertain
ing thereto"
The local registered office Is that of
the Incorporating company, 525 Main
street, East Orange.
TRENTON. Jan. 21.-The Taxicah
Service Company was incorporated at
the State House today. The c~apitaliza-
ton of the company is 50, 200, 900. Win
throp E. Scarritt is one Of the incorpor-
atnrs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIGHTS, l5c, 2Sc. 55c. So, 7se.
1000 Reserved Seats a IS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
o. r. WAGNER REAL ESTATE,
SONO1lA. CAL.
The BEST BARGAINS on THE MARKET


THE BEST BARGAINS on The MARKET
S-,ooO-o acre chicken ranch near Sebasto-
pol; very close to electric r. X. station, a
new r ? story house. furnished: barn. 10
nen houses with wire runs. brooder 900 LAYING
hens. horse. wagons. implements. the land IS
sandy l0ams will raise anything without
irrigation; this IS a frst class income property;
terms
50. .00O-T acres, close to town and railroad
station; finest OF sOil Z acres in full bearing
vlnes; 1 acre French pruness also full bear
ing; balance In bay; a nice new 5 room
houSes barn and 4 few hen houses. only =
cash required. balance liberal terms. this
Is lovely h0mes viii exchange for Oakland
OF Fruftvale fncones clear.
$oO00-6O acres. miles from SonOma City,
fruit OF farming lands. fronting a fne eOun-
Try road, east boundary line center OF S0noma
creek; about % acres rich bottom lands: no
better IN the state, be irrigated II 80
desired Tor alfalfa or vegetables. the whole
seeded 10 grain; new dwelling, barn etc.
also family orchard; = cash. balance easy
Wnlch 10 acres are IN ful bearing vines. a
Few acres family orchard, 10 acres in olives
balance pasture and hay lands; abundant wa
Ter supply 70 1rrigate a part. a house or 8
rooms. barn. Outhufldings and some stock;
only $1,000 needed balance long time at
per cent interest.
l,557 acres-A splendid tract for subdivision.
as TWO sides front on county road; u al
agrleuiturai valley land; no better In the
1eneed; balance splendid rolling pasture with
abundance wood and water the whole year:
large house with a grand view from same;
good OutbuildiDgs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08


So,OoO-23l5 acres: II acres in apples: acres
In year old French wine grapes. bal
ance in young vineyard.
SS,OOO-S.S0 acres In apples - years old sew
eral varieties good. healthy trees ana
nave good crop or apples on them now.
SSs4OO-l4-3o acres; acres IN apples u years
old; balance In year old French wine
grapes. Big crop on this piece now.
S4,lVO-l0-tO acres: 10 acres In apples u years
old: acres in ) year old French wine
grapes; 1.6 acres IN apricOts.
$zi-OOO-0S acres. modern 10 room house large
barns; cold storage plant; blacksmith
shop; tool she'd bunkhOuse; cuttiHg she'd:
windmill and tankhOuses gas engine. and
large fruit business: q acres in -
year old Bartlett pears: acres In apples.
acres in chexries; acres IN peaches;
acres In plums-
These are subdivisions OF the 500 acre Cutting
facklng Co. ranch. which is 31S niles from
Napa; miles from station on the $. P; =
mics from Napa river: private wharf for ship
ping; n mile from school: good county roads
ana plenty OF them. People who have already
bought are up there now and are picking their
crops. See them and see what they have to
say about this ranch Try to buy their interests
IERMS-One-fft cash balance in 4 equal
annual payments The price Of any OF these
places includes the crop the trees and vines
az the time OF purchase, and II bought NOW
VIII return your first payment within months.
II you want to the finest fruit ranch IN
the state OF California, join our special excur-
sion from this Office at 9.15 today.
P4TTEN LAND COMPANY
sol First National Bank bldg.
montgomery. Market and Post sts.,
san Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
RESIDENCES.


$500 Beautiful. modern. up 10 date resi-
eenees rooms and bath; Jordan sF.; lot
35-zx120 #.
S. .S0O-Residence rooms and hath. nesr
Buchanan and Vallejo sts.; lot 29xS1 It.
Strt5J-Aooern residence, 5 rooms and bath T;
large lot; $500 can remain; Shrader ST.
SosSlO-hesldence,- rooms and bath; garage;
easily rent for $50 NO.; beam ceiling,
pGleteo dining room, stone steps. mosa ic
Fesubule; VIII take lot as part payment;
mtg $500 can remain; near Cole ST.
spreot-0ortage, ! rooms and bath; y II. base
EoenS: could easily be made into fats;
close 70 California and Steiner SITS
t5rsOD--Aoueru residence; rooms and bath
broderlck ST near 18th; 81, 500 can re-
main.
$. 5.250-Residence. 6 rooms and bath: studio in
rear hne reception hall; modern in every
-. respect near Lake 81. and Sd aE.
S5sl5O-Nery attractive, well built residence.
large rooms and bath, foot basement;
rooms all light and sunny; hardwood
Doors, expensive gas and electric fixtures,
tne garden, beam ceilings. psneled halls
Cole 81.
S. <sooo-Residence, > rooms, etc; concrete foun-
. tstioni well constructed; nice neighbor-
hood; Parker sv.. Jordan tract.
Seyo0o-Hsndsome cottage. 4 rooms. etc; street
work done; sewer; beautiful garden.
highly cultivated; lot 25xl20 feet; near
Clement ST and 26th av.
A4s35o-Mcdern little cottage, 3 rooms and
bath open plumbing living rooms 16x
20 It. high basement: front and back
porch incl0sed- near Point LObos and
Ssth aves-s terms $500 cash
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
buy now if you
would buy cheap
CITY REAL EsrArE-cons,nuea
MADISON & BURKE,
Established January. 1858.

q r.
Established January, 1858.
Real Estate agents, 80 Montgomery st.
co, ooo reliable I nters and Collectors
szo,VUO-Beautiful home on Vallejo ST.; best
residence part OF city: large lot, 34:4x
l3l II: charming marine view: hard
WOOD s,s d. noors; plate glass windows; mtg
20.oo0-s new fats; fne marine view; Sacra-
mento st. near Fairmont hotel; rent
100 per annum; lot 81 IT. front- Fine
s1s'ooo.Fine artistic home In Cough St near
Sacramento; T. and b.; large lot; must
act quick II you want a bargain.
Si1'ooo-Fine improved property in Ellis st.
near Laguna; lot 25xl2o; double front;
- rent about 81. 500 per annum.
$lz'UOV-Fine heme in California St near La
beautiful SURROUNDINGS
So'zoo-SK hats. and bath each:
Shotwell st. near 14th; rent 500 mo.
mortgage can be had OF Sc. 900.
ss'ooO.potrero av.; fats and cottages; near
ss,ooo-2 fats in Grove st. near Devisadero: 8
and rooms and bath; IN best residence
section OF the city; open to offers for
S1,OOo-SaerameDto St; 9 Eats, near Fillmore:
always rented.
S6.5oo-Residence. with fine garden; in Vallejo
81; near octavia; and bath; lot
27xiSS tt; look at this at once IL you
want nice home cheap.
$o.ooO-Barn. % stalls. sanitary connection;
near 9Th and Brannan sts.; lot 5ox117:6:
leased tsecurity) at $40 net. ga years yet
Ss'ooo-Reduced from $500 to make quick
sale; cottage Of 5 rooms and bath in
MeAllister st. near Parker WIN sell on
easy terms.
sS.ooo-Cottage: Greenwich 81. near. Polk;
rooms and bath in Al condition; cars half
block; part cash, balance easy terms.
ss0vV-iIth St near Clara av.; cottage,
rooms and hath; lot 25xs7:6 feet. Why
pay rent7
$l,oOo-Cumberland ST. near Sanchez; 25x1l4 II.
LOTS
$',oOo-Lot 27:6x120; Fulton st. near franklin;
nne location to improve with fats.
so' 'oo-Jscksen ST. nr. Hyde; fine marine view;
lot 2I:6x112:6 IT.; good improvements
$5,6O0-Lot 25x114 feet in 10th st. near Guer-
zero; desirable location
$l'foo-Freelon st. nr. 4th; 25xSO would pay
big interest IL improved with 2 small
Hats
~ LkASE-Apartment houses to be erected in
Taylor ST. Call at office for particulars
10 lease-Brick warehouse. sc, 600 50. #; near
4th ST. cheap; $4,000 50. IT near ship
ping. on Battery ST., with rear entrance
TO Sansome st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
INVESTMENTS.


So''o0o-Rents S5.o76 yearly; always rented;
me corner building; fats; large lot: only
coo "a, snort distance from Baker and Fulton SIS.
S-9'vVo-hents $3.50; beautiful new apartments
splenoiely constructed and well arranged !:
close TO California and HYDE sts
s4tsVye-kent $50 mo-; leased for years with
privilege OF more at $500 no.: Haight
-. business propertys very large, deep
sie.5oo-Rents sls4.5o; new. modern, north
east corner apartments; splendid resi-
Si2,9oo-Rents SEI5; hEe new fats. 6-6-7 rooms
Sne Bath; OILY 1 year old: an rooms
Agnt and sunny; paneled halls; beam
ceilings; FIRST class woodwork; massive
cement foundations: building alone cost
$1,000: any reasonable oner Will be en-
Tertsined; near G0lden Gate av. and
ss,T5o-Rents $3.50: new modern fats; 6
rooms and bath each; no reasonable offer
VII be refused; 5000 can remain; Cole
ss.6oo-Rents $3.50: entirely too low; stores
and roomlng house above; Laguna ST.
business corner: not far from Sutter ST.
. SS.6oo-Rents SIS: near Devissdero st and
Golden Gate av-: hDe fats, CT rooms
e 90 and bath each; large lot.
ser9oO-henIS $50 mo-; near Eddy and Pierce
sts.; store, nsts and stable with 5 stalls;
building well constructed.
kf,sO0-hents $685. new modern fats, 6
rooms. etc; garage: rent too low; bea "a
ceilings. pressed brick front marble vesti-
bule, artistic mHntels. beautifully ar
ranged; near Carl and SJ2nyaa s,s.
S,15o-Rents S76.50: me fats 5-5-s rooms
and bath each: nesr Baker and Post SITS;
$500 remain
S6,25O-Rents So; near Lesvenvorth and Val
le1o sts; hne modern fats. 3-5-5
rooms and bath each; concrete founda-
ton: gas and electric fixtures; paneled
dining rooms; reception halls; natural
wood finish throughout
ao,z5J-kents S55 month: beautiful new mod
en- mp 70 date fats; 4th sv., Richmond
district
S5.750-Rents $50; fats. S-z-z rooms and bath
eaohs also rear cottage rooms and
bsths $500 can remain: near Post and
Baker sts-; lot 25xI37:6 #
No-tSu-kents $55; near Hyde and Green sts.:
modern nats, 40 rooms and bath each;
building only Is months old
S5,ooC-Rents SO: near Noe and Beaver sts !:
2 fats, 4-5 rooms and bath each
Sz,250-Rents SIS month; new modern fats
rooms and bath each; near Howard and
Langton sts-; lot 25X75 it.
So,15O-Pays almost per cent absolutely net
under secured lease for ; years; story
sanitary stable; concrete floors: near 10th
and Ainna Sta; lot 26xS0 IT.; s safe
little investment for some conservative
buyer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
cry REAL EsrATE-oontsnued
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-s24 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-S24 KEARNY ST
Members of the s. +. Real Estate Board.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.

SioNE1 IL IOAN ON REAL Esc lA1L
S23, ,o00-Four elegant fats OF 81 rooms and
bath each; rented for $197.b0 month;
Finished very attractively with every
conceivable convenience; lot 50x1S7; near
Haight and Buchanan. t5136l
SIS, 9,o00--Reduced from s2l 900; substantial bus
mess corner Suffer St; large lott
building of stores under lease and fats
above; a splendid Investment. f4632)
81, I,500-Exceptienal Offering; corner 55x100:
double lot; contains buildings Of store
and fats and separate houses, always
well rented; ground alone worth close to
$4,000; rents 81, $50 per year. one OF the
best investments you could make (4114l
SIG 650Q-Near Van Ness ave. and Ellis; rents
$160 per month; fine fats Of 7-7-9
rooms and bath; close to downtown IN
fine renting locality. (5963l
S11,500-Near Market and Valencia. fine buy Of
4 smart fats good lot: rents 81. 200
per annum; 5000 mortgage can remain.
(5172l
s6,75o-Large lot in good location with flats
on rear; rent for s72 month; should have
store and fats In front when an excep-
tional income property would be obtained
(5292)
$5.s50-2 fats and finished basement fat will
always bring $50 $50 month: close in
at Jackson and Leavenworth; 40 rooms
and bath each; can arrange a $500 or
$4,000 loan. (5276)
$2,75o-Rents $50 month: key lot. 27.6x90;
worth s., $50; house, rooms and BATH
leased to laundry for PA years more
Where will 81. $50 earn $50 amonth as
secure and safe as this? (4774(