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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04
spAULpING & NEFF

SPAULDING & NEFF.
$50 Kearny St Near Bush
Renting-Collecting-
fats. 5-5-5-4 r. and b.: mortgage $1,000
can remain; Chattanooga St; large lot,
32x117:6. Swell proposition.
IS. 500-Beautiful new residence; large r. and
b.; beamed ceilings. high basement etc ;
18th st. near Sanchez. Must be seen to
$500 cash; mortgage 81, 900 can remain; 3 new
modern fats; 5-66 r. and b.. Noe St
So, 5oO-Turk St near Larkin; fine lot for i'm
provements; will trade for improved
$1,15O-Rents $50 per month; new fats; 4
r and b.. each; mortgage $4,000 can be
SO .2o0-Rents 81 ,oso per year: store, living
rooms rear; fats above, 8 r. and b.
s10,0oo--sth ST. near Market store and fat
above: owner must sell. no reasonable of
fer refused: large mortgage.
$oo0O--R Rents 500 per mo-. San Bruno
10Th St; cottage. +. and b.; driveway
sPAULDING & NEFF, $40 Kearny st.
KANE & COMPANY, 2i7 Montgomery ST.
Preside Heights home; elegant; rooms and
baths; 5 bedrooms: 81 foot lot near Clay and
Maple sts.; this place is only years built, and
$1,000 has Just been expended decorating the in
terror; price $11 900.
Must sell; any offer considered; 9 fats of 4
and rooms and bath; rents $40; 40 and 151
$5,000-Rents $45: on MeAllister st. inside of
Deyisadero some fine little cottages; built since
the fire; lot 27:6x137:6 feet.
HERE is GREAT BUY--A lot on Pine st
between Hyde and Leayenworth SITS; this lot has
foot basement with foundation and con-
crete door; Just the place for apartments; 25x
1876; price $3.50.
KANE & COMPANY. 2l7 Montgomery st..
FOR sale fine corner lots fronting in Eugenia
Wool and Andover sts; good place for grocery.
Apply TO WM. COSBIE. 1908 Mission st.
$50 month--Small payment down VIII buy you
nice I room, bath and basement house in
Ashbury Heights. Box 3144, Call office.
For sale--Very cheap new house on carline: )
rooms and bath: owner leaving the city. In
qure at 2722 San Jose az.
FOR city bargains and exchanges see CHAS. W..
FISHER, geo Market st,
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81. 500--100 acres. ? miles from railroad station
Santa Cruz county: will take bay property In
exchange. Occidental Realty Company Occi-
dental block. Hayward, Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

G. II. UMBsEN q CO.,
Real Estate. Renting Collecting and Insurance
20 MONTGOMERY ST.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

CUUN FhOPEKT1.
beautiful country home, within 30 minutes
of San Francisco 5 rooms, bath. electric lights;
lot 54x107 feet; situated In Burlingame; min
utes' walk from s. p. station minutes from
San Mateo electric road; viii net 10 per cent as
Office.
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FLATS.

$l2 6o0-vicinity 9th av. and Lake St; mod
ern fats. rooms and bath each; rents
SlOI-50; very well built; every room lignt
and sunny; practically northeast corner
large lot.
sl2 000-Inside Van Ness av.: new modern
flats, 6-6-7 and bath each; rents
sll5; every roon light and sunny; ma
rine view.
$S,250-Guerrero ST.. hnc modern nats, 20
rooms and bath, in best part Of Mission
warm belt; rents $S5; every room light
and sunny.
$I,200-Near Frederick and Stanyan SITS;
new modern well built fats, 90 rooms
and bath each; very artistic Spanish
front, beamed ceilings. ETC.; rents $ot.1o;
best buy in flats In this locality.
s5,500-Near 18th ST.; fats, rooms and bath
each; rents $43 per month; mortgage
frontages; will trade for room cottage
LOTS.
$3.50 each: Cole ST. near 18th: hne building
lots, 25xlO0 TT. each; good lots for nats
and cottages: streets bituminized; sewer,
water and gas mains laid; cheapest In
side lots in the Pope tract.
SHAINwALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
81 MONTGOMERY ST., LICK BUILDING.
PHONE DOUGLAS Al
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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The Cost Is SmaII-ResuIts Sure
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued
Members of the $. F. Real Estate Board.

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 81s-S24 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL. sis-324 KEARNY ST
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RESIDENCES.

Sol, 500-Beautiful modern Queen Anne resi-
dence on Preside heights; sunny sioe
OF Clay ST.; IL rooms and baths; Iot
over 90 feet front by full depth naro-
wood throughout; large grounds every
room light and sunny.
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SIS, bo0-yallejo at, close to Hyde; swell
fats Of 4 and bath each, renting
for $40 per month; be bought for
$4,000 cash. sunny lot over 80 foot
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Sii oo0-Frederick St. overlooking Golden Gate
park; can be bought for $500, as mort
gage Of 1880 can remain; swell Oats,
Just completed, 6-6-7 rooms and bath
each; rents sos per month; lot 25x100i
this is 3 nne buy; make offer. 6l3S
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so FEET FOR 81, 500.
Illustrated literature sent on request.

80 FEET FOR $500.
Illustrated literature sent on request.
BALDWIN HOWELL. a1s-s24 KBARN1 ST.
GEO B. OoNANT.
Tel. Douglas 1897. Room $50, Lick building.
81 ,360-2bx100; ST., mr.. 18th av.; on terms.
81 800 Beautiful marine view lot, 30x97 feet,
to alley; Fairmont hotel
SIC. 000-Fine large corner; 82:6x97; near Fair
mont; marine view; snap.
SS,500-Two elegant new nats, and rms.
Vallejo ST., near cars; rent $40.
SO 5oo-Business corner near Market and 18th;
store and hats; rents $203.
S14, 500-Business property near Market ST.
leased al $3.50 month"; bargain
SAC: -6s:sxl3I;e o'Farrell ST., close IN. !.
$950--Isot 25x100; Persia av. near Mission st.
terms If desired; 300 feet to cars.
"a HOMES SOLD IN so DAYS.
Entire Block Sth and 9th avs. and B SITS.
Being Built Upon With
and room dwellings - %, 4O to-
room dwellings .-.-....---..s4,2 200 to g., 10Y
4 room cottages .......-...--.-.-... %, fOu
Store and room fiat. "a ,OOU
All on very easy terms
Apply ON premises to T. NELSON. builder.
Turk and Eddy st. pass the block.
McAlnster. Geary. 9th av- and Clement st.
cars within blocks.
ST. 900 CASH BUYS NEW HOME
In Ashbury Park tract; the owners viii build
81, 500 houses in this beautiful park on lots
81, 400 and up for one-hfth cash, balance in 4
years; no shacks allowed all lots front on
streets; streets macadamized; sewer, water and
gas mains laid. Take 18th St cars, get off at
Clarendon av., see our salesman; Office there.
LYON & HOAG NC. $50 Market st.
FOR sale-s12. 500: an elegant , story building,
- rooms: large lot sun all day: furnace heat
ed: suitable for first class boarding and room
ing house: very little. cash needed on first
payment and easy terms on balance; viii ex-
change for flats; make offer. Edwards.
Brewster & Glover, rotunda of Mills building.
So 000-2 houses of fats and basement; one
of and rooms, one Of and rooms.
So 5o0-Marine view lot on Jones st. near
Greenwich: 25x137 e.
JOSEPH STRAUB, 2007 Suffer ST., cor Fillmore.
Sc, 200-Two modern fats: Sanchez and Market;
and rooms; rents $780, mortgage, IS. 900.
81 900 viii buy modern cottage of rooms bal.
81 600 can remain; lot 25x100; this is
right: be quick. 1410 Haight st.
81 900 cash. balance TERMS 4 room cottage .
lots; also . lots adjoining. 500. 507 Ando-
yer av.
FOR sale By owner--Beautiful cottage on Ash
bury heights, 229 fremont av.: 10 minutes
FROM center Of city: marine view
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szoOoO-Paci6c az. near Van Ness av.; beauti,
full residence, IL rooms and baths; LOT
31:6xl22:6 feet; every room light anu
sunny; cost $4,000; hardwood through
out; make offer; must be sold; POSITIVE
bargain.
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S. 300 Mortgage Of $500 can remain; Nc
Allister ST. close 20 Lyon; high class
fats of rooms and bath each, renting
FOR $3.50 per month; sunny lot, 25xl00
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$T.I50-Rent $74 per month: 4 corner fats
close 70 9Th and Harrison; and rooms
and bath each; this is bargain; lot 40
foot front.
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Sc 150-Sunny- side of Pine ST. close TO LeaTen-
worth. outside of the fire limits; splendid.
fun size building lot with excavated base
me1t brick foun ton and retaining wall,
ali in good order; ready TO build on.
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s., Ooe-Devisadero st; 2 attractive Fats. only 3
years old, renting for S57 per month
sunny lot. 20 foot 'front.' price has been
reduced from 81 800; make offer.
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s., z5o-Californis st. fats; improvements con-
sist of fats of and and bath
each: rented low az $65 per month; a
bargain; lot 25IIS7:6.
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S7,750-Mission investment, close TO 2lst St; 4
good renting fats; monthly income of
x12: 4 rooms and bath each; all in FIRST
class order and never idle; extra large
lot 37:6xIo0
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COUNTRY real ESTATE


MEXICAN and Texas timber coIonizing land.
100000 acres pine and oak and hardwoods;
choice; well located for export; 81. so.
$4,000 pine, oak, ash, hardwood, So.
$4,000 improved stock ranch and timber.
100000 acres irrigable land and stock, Si.75
1000, 600 acres colonizing lands 3Oc up.
Texas and Mexico. all size tracts and all
classes of timber and stock ranches. Reports
sent information at office. DAVIS BURN
HAM. 7o4 Mills bldg. s. F.
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s25o0-Sanchez st. cottage OF rooms and bath,
occupied by owner and in first class or
der: high basement and nice surround
ings; sunny, IS foot front lot.
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MENDoCINo co. land for sale-S2O acres.
miles from Ukish; 20 In orchard and hay land,
rest grazing. Price SO, 600.
5000 acres OF range. Of which 20 Is farm
ing Price IS per acre
80 acres farm, well improved, near Ukiah;
$50 per acre
By ENGLISH { CLEVELAND. Ukiah. Cal
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Sc, coo cssh-Mortgage of $4,000 can remain;
large holding on Valencia ST.; substsn-
tally improved with two . story houses
Of and rooms; good business location:
make offer. 5S32
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81 700 Reduced from So 800 for a good sale; a
snap: 23d ST. cottage OF 4 rooms and
bath; mortgage 81, 100 can remain; large
lot, 5ox114.
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nth AVENUE BUILDING LOTS.
Fine lots, having street bituminized, gas.
water and electricity, on 18th aV. between l.
and N SIS. Agent on premises ell day Sun
day. SO monthly. Only a few left.
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$l2 O0O-1nside Van Ness av.: new modern
fats. 6-6-7 rooms and bath each; rents
Sl15; every room light and sunny ma
rne view
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81, 0o0-MsFonic ay.. close to the csrline; de-
sirable fats OF rooms and bath each;
rented low ct $40 per month; large lot,
40x60; this should be investigated.
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$3.50 RICHMOND LOTS.
Fine lots. 1 block from Fulton st. car line
$40 monthly.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

G. H. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
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We are HEADQUARTERS for property in
these districts and have the largest selection
Of LOTS, COTTAGES, HOUSES and FLATS,
which selling easy terms.
we advance money TO builders at per cent.
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s. Oo0-Price reduced from s., 500 to effect
quick sale; very desirable colonial home
in the Mission warm belt, consisting of
large rooms; terms, half cash; a snap.
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$3.50 cash-Close to Sth and Harrison SITS; 2
small Eats of 4 rooms each, renting for
SIS per month; good mortgage can be OF
tanned; very DESTROYS of selling
make o1er; can easily be resold at 4
profit.
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G. H. UMBSEN & co.
20 Montgomery st.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-15
SlAvON|ANS EMBRACE
 IN LEAVE.TAkINC
Foreigners Leave Bisbee For Homes Where Snug Bank
 Accounts Await Them

Six Slayonians with snug bank ac- counts on the other side Of the water. whither they had sent their money during months of toll, deft Bisbee Thursday afternoon for Austria Hun gary, their native country. About two score of their countrymen were at the station to bid them goodbye, and it took Do practiced eye to see that many Of them. in tneir hearts, wished that they. 100, were cn the journey to whica most of tIem look forward to Hakins some day.
 A custom seldom seen il the United States. and then only among foreign CTS was witnessed by those who were ar the station when the final good byes were said. This was the embrac' ing and kissing between the men who were leaving and those who were to remain. With arms about each other's shoulders, they kissed with delica- cy and rapidity which showed long practice. and wnieh really would have given pointers to perhaps nor than one Bisbee girl who has idea; that sac understands the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-15
B|SBEE HIGH SCHOOL
 VS. SHELTER CITY
First of Series of Games Al Warren Today--Tucson
 Plays Later

Today the members of the Bisbee high school nine will play with team representing the Douglas high school at the ball park at Warren.
 The following is the line up of the BisDee players: John O'Malley, catch CT: Roswell Champion, pitcner; Cur tis Woods. first base: Waiter O'Mal- ley. second base; Frank Champion, short stop; Frank Butler, third base; D. Benton. left field; Myron Thomas r:snt field: Will Chirchley. center field: Sam Bentel. substitute; Ben Jackson. extra pitcher and Waiter c Maliey, captain.
 The game is the first of the series to De played between Bisbee. Doug ias and Tucson return game will be played with Douglas on Saturday % and one with Tucson cl the 2oth.
 The local team has been practicing faithfully and is in fine trim. ThH boys have hign hopes of carrying off the honors The game will be called promptly at 2:30.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-15
GAS MAINS ARE BEING
 EXTENDED BY COMPANY
Ordinance Against Gasoline Creates Demand of School
 Hill Residents

The .Bisbee Light and Power com pany has force of men at work re- moving the gas mains from the John son addition and extending them on School hill. Since the passage of the ordinance prohibiting the use of gas o,ine within certain defined limits there has been much demand for gas mains in the residence district The people have been placed at dis advantage. lacking facilities for cook ing and neating since the passage oi the ordinance and the extension o' the gas msiIs on School nill is being made n response to a popular de uand
 In order tO prevent any unnecessary fires. such as have been destructive 70 the property il the Warren district during the las. couple of weeks. mem bers of the fire department have an nounced sheir intention of carefully Investigating tne origin or cause of any fire that is of sufficient serious ness to bring them out. The recent hot spell has dried up tninss consid' ra5ly and the lack Cf adequate fire lighting facilities make even the mos, insignificant fire dangerous to the city at large.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-15
MkUK-SMhtLEY HAVE TILT Two Local Republican Bosses At Globe Are After Same
 Office kibbey and Anti-kibbey Fac tions Are Again In
 Action

According to the Arizona Democrat the Republicans of Gila county are engaged in the pleasant pastime of plucking feathers and pulling hair and 1t is all over desire on the part CT George Mauk and George Smalley tt hold the same office. The office that these two young men want is clerk of the district court It is said that Judge Nave refused to endorse Fred Jacobs for judge because Jacobs would moi agree to hold SmaIiey | the clerks office, but wanted to flirt with Mauk. This. the Mauk Re- publicans claim, caused the appoint 1 ment of Lewis as judge, and now Smalley's side is claiming that Lewis will appoint Smalley. And very like ly this will happen. Mir. Lewis is a strong kibbey man, and George Mauk is well known in Phoenix as one of | the immortal Mauk-Creighton bosses who accelerated Governor Kibbey's de- parture from the historic Tucson con vention. Under the circumstances. MT. Mauk need not expect much at the hands of Mir Lewis.
 It is reported from Globe that the Republicans of that city do not like 'fSti St oAidlitAs anu HtNt dOODtef George Mauk as their political boss and czar; but Smailey is fairly good mau. About the meanest thing that can be said about him is that he is a Republican. He was Mir. Brodie $ | nrivate secretary. and has shown | himself to be a capable young man [ in every office that he has filled
 Mauk Is an efficient man: but his | methods in politics are subject to SC
 we're criticism. and the office Of clerk ought to be removed from politics. The Globe Silyer Belt is uneasy ever the prospect of a good fight in.
 side of the Republican party of Gila
 county; but this prospect can bt ooked upon with euuanimity by Dem
 ocrats. The split in the Republican
 party in Gila county. however, the | Democrat believes will not materiall]
 change the result in the next presi dential election. as it's voting strengti
 is about four men and small boy Or course. wherever George Mauk js
 there is also bfg talk; but when il
 cores 10 voting Mauk. Smalley, Ja
 cobs and Nave will do the yoting-ant
 sometimes all of them scratch tn, ticket
 But the Silver Belt should get cas-
 over the Misunderstanding the dis
 turbance will be all talk and Maui
 will conclude not to scratch
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-15
INDICTMENT OF MODERN DR.
Mems Wearing Apparel a clrvi.@i (
 Other Days.

Why does the being w- call a gentleman" wear around his neck a band of spotless wilderness and un- bearable stiffness, at his wrists similar instruments of torture. and before his chest rigidiy starched linen plaies asks the Atlantic Monthly. No one outside Of madhouse would call these articles of apparel agreeable. There is for the custom no reason at all drawn from comfort. hygiene. or usefulness There is. however, the ghost of dead reason. Once upon d time gentleman" was presumed to do no work, and he dressed to show this, by putting on these visible signs thai he never soiled his hands. sweat ed his neck. or bent his noble back. IL matters not that we no longer be- iieye in this definition of gentleman; we did believe it once; it's ghost rvles on No man is bold enough 10 appear in society without ihis Impossible harness Only sonic one who wishes to propose as q mild lunatic dares rebel. Addison said that the man who would clothe himself according to oommoa scnse would find hinself ia I~il within a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-15
QUAIL PROVES 10 BE
 PLAIN BLACK CROW Lowell Resident Now Declines Aii Invitations to Eat
 Small Birds

HarTy Jennings. one of Loweil's pop plar residents. with a recent memor- able experience in mind, refuses abso- iutely all invitations to dine on quail. ss an ostensible reason. he says quail gre cut Of season. As matter of fact tEree of his best friends. Mike Han non. Owen Murphy anu Tom Fitzsim- mons. with many cautions to say notI- ipg. a few days ago handed him a really wrapped package. alleged to contain plump partridges- Jennings with many expressions of gratitude. carried them to his wife, and asked tlaat they be prepared for his break fast. He has not yet recovered from the surprise occasioned by his wife awakening him throwing crow at him. just as ne was dreaming of de licious bird on toast.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-15
EIGHTH CAVALRY
 COMING HERE

So pleased were the members of the Fifth cavalry, who are stationed at Fort Huachuca. with the way in which they were entertained in Bisbee dur ing tneir two day sojourn here last year that the members of the Eighth cavalry. from the same point, have de cided to pay the city a visit May 2S.
 It is the intention of the Eighth cavalry to participate in the rifle con test whicn will be held here as part Of the Decoration day celebration. The contesting teams will be nosen from the best marksmen of the Bis bee rifle club, the territorial national guard and the Eighth cavalry. The visiting troopers are expected to give exhibition drills during their stay in Blsbee in addition to carrying out their part of the Memorial day pro gram.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-15
CEMENT TSQuABLE | ID BE SETTLED Special Council Committee Hold Stormy Night Session
 Mayor to Select Chemist Who Is to Make Thorough Analyses

If we get Chemist Bonangreu. you cant buy him." Alderman Shattuck Is said to have vehemently declared, at the climax of stormy session held last night wirn representatives of the cement company and the city. The war over cement between the cement company whicn the council declares k nothihg more Or less than the ee- nient trust, with Rockefeller interests behind it, and the city is well known throughout the district The cement is rotten, no good" declared the councilman. Tt has been doctcred. it was of the best when received at Bisbee,' say the cement people. And the end of the squabble is not yet in sight
 The special committee meeting at | the city hall last night was for the purpose of selecting a caemist whose report on the quality of the ceme~- ! is to be final. Suggestions by the city to have the Copper Queen. the c. & A and other local interests select a | disinterested chemist were refused by ! Mir. Ward, representative of the Dag- las Cement company. from whom the I city has been receiving cement. Ward wants to know the name of the cnen- | ist, so he or his company might 1 write to him. it is said Why the cement company wanted to do this is | a question. Several members of the
 council are outspoken in their declar. alton that it is because the cemen; 1 trust. of which they declare the Dal. I las house is a branch. wants to influ- ence the chemist
 MT. Ward. in a measure. gained his point It was not left 10 a third party ftc select a chemist to make tests oi the cement. but the mayor Will select
 the man and the representative of the company and the mayor will write him joint letter This was what led
 to Shattuck's remark. There was
 plenty of plain talking, and the most of it was done by Shattuck.
 Under the final decision of the city
 council twenty-five samples of cement will be taken from that stored in the city nall. twenty-five from that in the Metz building in Tombstone canyon
 alleged by the city to be of as equally
 inferior quality, and twenty-five sam
 Dles from the cemnet in the cars or
 the railway tracks here. Upon the ex
 animation of these the final outcom.
 ot the question will depend.
 It is understood that the defense o
 the company will be along the lines
 Indicated in a previous article in the
 Review-tnat the cement was in good condition upon reaching the city. but
 owing to improper methods of mixin:
 1t has apparently deteriorated.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-15
A Quiet Salary.

Somebody in Minnesota town wrote a letter to the Minneapolis Journal objecting to local clergyman because he yelled" so much After considering the matter the Journal reaches the conclusion that if tho min ister yelled" in proportion to his sal ary he wouldn't make as much poise as a mouse in a>bag of feathers The minister receives $350 year and bis parsonage. From this instance il doesn't seem as though a man on that salary ought to make very much of racket, but perhaps he is elated be cause he has six or eight children and a nice dog.-waterbury American.