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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
INVESTORS LIBERAL
IN THEIR OUTLAY
Handsome Flats and Apartments
Looked Upon as Profitable
Ventures by Owners

The accompanying picture illustrates
tvpes Of the new construction in flats,
apartments and residences in San Fran
cisco in various representative districts
of the city They embody the modern
improvements and conveniences and are
designed TO include elegance in finish
and economy in the use of ground
space, while not losing sight of pleas
ing exteriors.
At the northeast corner of Green and
Steiner streets Mrs. May Curtis is erect
ing building to contain six flats at a
cost of s25, 900, upon plans prepared by
White & Schumacher, architects. The
structure will cover large part of the
lot, which is 52x10O feet in dimension,
but there is a large courtyard, fronting
the street. so arranged that the fats
on the inside part of the building will
have the same sunny exposures as the
corners.
one of the latest improvements in
the Potrero is a building just erected
for James J. Larkin at the southwest
corner of Sixteenth and Bryant streets.
This structure was designed by Charles
NJ and Arthur Rousseau, architects.
The building contains two flats and
three stores. The stores are faced with
italian marble and French plate glass.
Oregon pine and California redwood
were used in the interior finish. The
construction is of frame. The cost is
about $4,000.
Ground has just been broken for the
Mcmahon apartment house. which is to
be erected at the southwest corner of
Polk and Washington streets The
plans call for an apartment building
with stores on the first floor and apart
ments on the upper floors. An entrance
in the Polk street side will have marble
wainscoting and art glass to add to it's
attractiveness. The interior finish will
be Oregon pine. The architects, Carter
& Foley, have arranged the plans so
that every room in the house will be
an outside room. The cost viii be
$4,000
Another OF the structures is an eight
room residence that has been completed
recently for Antonio Laiolo of the
Banca Popolare Italiana.1 This is sit
uated on the southeast corner OF Lar
kin and Union streets. It is entirely
finished in hardwood, with oak floors
A. Rneinhold Denke is the architect.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
WELL KNOWN FIRM
ANNOUNCES AUCTION
j. w. Wright & Co. Will Hold
Sale Next Tuesday

]. w. Wright & Co. announce their
regular catalogue auction sale for
next Tuesday, December IA, at their
saIesroom, 125-127 Sutter street, under
the personal direction of Wendell Eas-
ton The firm reports that it is well
satisfied with the results of recent of
ferings. as they demonstrated that
these auction sales are meeting the re-
quirements of the market and with the
accepted authority which Easton pos
sesses concerning realty values.
The coming catalogue is an espe-
cially attractive one and special fea-
lures of credit terms have been intro
duced: in several cases terms of one
quarter cash and balance to remain at
per cent per annum from three to
five years are made. Among the i'm
portant holdings listed for this sale is
a large property at Folsom and
Twenty-sec streets, 90x122:6 feet.
with improvements consisting of five
modern houses producing monthly
rental of S150 Other offerings are:
Four fine flats at Pine and Fillmore streets,
renting for Ss6.50 per month. Special terms
are made ON this property of one fourth cash
and emainder at per cent net per annnm-
Mission and Thirteenth streets, three fine flats,
new building just completed, rooms and bath
each; total monthly rental of 500; lot 2ox1OO.
Also vacant lot adjoining frontage in Mission
street 2Sxi00 feet.
Buchanan street between Geary and Post, large
lot 81 :6xST:6 feet: improvements of four stores,
two houses and one hat; monthly rental, S1S4.
Pacific avenue and Fillmore street, elegant
modern home which could be changed for bust
ness purposes il desired. or altered into apart
ments or flats; lot 30x100; house contains 10
rooms with every modern convenience; car line
pa sses property on both sides.
Deyisadero and Geary streets. two stores and
one hat producing total rental of 500 per
month; lot 2T:11xs0-
Golden Gate avenue and Laguna street. three
fine modern hats of and rooms and bath
each. and modern Improvements; lot 25x95 feet
properly rents for $110 per month.
Seventeenth street Douglass. two modern
flats renting for SIG and $17 per month"; lot
25xS1: feet.
Twenty-fourth and Mission streets, large
frontage of S3:10 feet improved with four stores
and three fats, producing monthly rental Of
$110.
Ashbury heights modern home Java street
rooms and modern improvements; street work
ali completed.
Three fine lots in Buena Vista avenue near
Cortland; each lot 25xI0 feet; available from
Mission or the Cortland avenue line of ears.
Fulton street at Buchanan. lot 26:6xST:6 feet
with improvements consisting of two stores and
six fats. producing total rental of S92 per
month; mortgage Of $40 900 can remain.
j. W. Wright & Co. issue their regu-
lar catalogue in connection with the
sale containing a full description in de-
tail of each parcel which is being Of
fered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR LARGE STRUCTURES

Mary Crosson has awarded contract
to erect a three story frame fiat build
ing in Clary street near Sixth, to cost
$4,000.
building permit has been issued to
the William Eide company to erect a
six story brick store and lofts building
in the south line of Market street 300
feet east of Seventh, to cost 100000.
r. M Leigh will erect a six story
frame fat building in the north line
of Pine street east of Jones. to cost
s12, 800.
Mary T.. Harris has taken out build
ing permit to erect a four story brick
apartment structure in the north line
Of McAllister street 165 feet east of
Hyde. Jat cost of $4,000.
Pelicano, Rossi q Co. have awarded a
contract for the erection of a six story
and basement reinforced concrete build
ing in the east line of Powell street 115
feet north of Ellis, to cost f$43, 600.
Michael and Rose C. Mccarthy have
awarded a contract for a frame resi-
dence in Presidio terrace to cost $780,
$50.
Ignatz Steinhart will erect a six story
brick apartment house in the north line
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

street % feet west of Eighth avenue, 25x1oo;
$500.
Eugene B. Hallett to Patrick Lyons, lot and
improvements in north line of / street, 80 feet
east of Thirteenth avenue. 25x100: $4,000.
Marie Cechslin TO Agnes Dunn, lot in south
line of Filbert street, 1876 feet west of La
guna. 25x137.
Olive NJ. Hyde to Albert Meyer, lot in west
line of Thirty-second avenue, 225 feet south of
l street. 25x120.
For Albert Meyer the following sales were
made:
To John Moore. lot in east line of Thirteenth
avenue, 200 feet north Of l street. 25x120-
81, 750 to Katherine Czarnecka lot in east line
of Forty y-sixth avenue. loo feet north of n
street, 25x120; TO c. Schulz. lot in west line of
Fortieth avenue, 2T5 feet north of Il street. 2ox
l20, $1.100; to A. TANNER, lot in west line of
Thirtieth avenue, 100 feet north of street, 50x
120, ST. 100; to A. Bowen, lot in east line OF
Twenty first avenue, 275 feet north of | street.
25xI20, 81 $50: to L. Sweany, lot in east line OF
Forty-second avenue, 20 feet north of c street,
25x95, $1,000; to William A. Newman, lot III
cast line of Thirty fifth avenue, 100 feet south
of street, 25x120, $780,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

mann baths building in construction in
the south line of Ellis street west of
Mason, on plans prepared by Smith
O'Brien, architect. This building will
have front of white mat glazed terra
Gotta, with colored terra Gotta worked
in harmoniously. Imported colored
marbles will be used in the panels.
The interior will be fitted up in an ele-
CANT manner. The walls and ceilings
of the bathing department will be of
white glazed brick and terra Gotta, with
tiled floors.
Josiah Haber has leased to- H. B.
Field premises in the southeast line of
Market street 200 feet northeast of
Ninth, for five years, at a gross rental
Of S1S,4S0.
Mary E. and James ]. Rowland have
leased to George Skaller premises in
West Mission street $50 feet south of
Twenty second for five years, at a
rate of $500 a month.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
WILL IMPROVE THE
RICHMOND DISTRICT
Lake Boulevard Club Will Begin
Campaign for Concrete Side
walks Where Needed

The Lake Boulevard Improvement
club has sent the following notice to
its members:
a meeting will be held Tuesday evening. De-
cember II, at O'Clock at the Bergerot school,
in Twenty fourth avenue between California and
Lake streets.
The purpose of this meeting is to inaugurate a
strong campaign for the actual and immediate
construction of concrete sidewalks in those parts
of the Richmond district where they are so badly
needed
The opening of certain avenues, now impas-
sable, is also matter of great Importance to
residents and property owners in the Richmond
district
Both of these matters are of vital Importance
TO the growth and development of the Richmond
district irfasmuch they absolutely essen
tial to comfort and convenience.
Come and help us improve and make accessible
this otherwise attractive and beautiful section.
This done the benefits of rapid increase in popu-
lation and land values will quickly follow. We
have a practical working plan which we win out
line.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
LOT BOUGHT FOR
APARTMENT HOUSE
Building Planned N Bush Street
and Numerous Other City
Properties Goid

Maurice Rosenthal has bought from
the Mcguire company vacant lot in
the south line OF Bush street, 1876 feet
east of Jones, with a frontage of SO feet
and depth of 1876 feet. The price
is reported as about $4,000 Upon this
lot Rosenthal will erect a six story
apartment house of the most modern
type. that will cost from $4,000 10
500. GEO.
Harrigan. Weidenmuller & Rosen-
stirn have sold to Julian Hart the
residence of Mrs. L. Rosenberg, in the
west line of Buchanan street, between
Clay and Sacramento. 2211 Buchanan
street. with a lot S1x107.6 feet. for
$4,000
For Howard Smith the same brokers
have sold to Mrs Mary Beaver, Mrs
Irene Bull and Mrs Marie Billiard
three lots in the south line of Pacific
avenue, 35 feet west of Walnut street
The price reported is s10.75O on one
of these lots a handsome residence
will be erected The other lots We're
acquired by owners of adjoining prop
critics for the purpose of adding TO their
home sites.
EVA HOMESTEAD SOLD
Oscar Heyman & Bro. have sold the
Eva homestead at the southwest cor
ner of Pennsylvania and Nineteenth
streets, with lot T5x10O feet. stand
ing on hill opposite the Union iron
works. for $500.
Deeds have been fled during the
week conveying to Selah Chamberlain
a lot in the north line of Market street
in the Blythe tract, opposite Third
street and running through to Geary,
for 100000, which is at the rate of
$4,000 a foot. The deal was made
some time ago through the agency of
Harrigan. WeidenmuIler & Rosenstirn.
c. A. Hooper & Co. have bought from
Marie Priet a lot 63x137:6 in the north
line of O'Farren street. 1876 feet west
of Powell, for $55.000. This sale was
mentioned some time ago. The deed
has been placed on record this week
BLOCK TO BE sUBDIvIDED
Christina j. Lindgren has bought
from the Cornelia hotel apartment cor
poration the property. 51:6x60 feet. in
the east line of Pierce street, So feet
north of Vallejo.
Lester Ferry has sold to TT. L.
Brandenstein the lot 39.10N60 feet in
the east line of Polk street, S7;1O feet
north of Washington.
The Coliseum company has sold to
H B. Pinney the entire frontage of the
block in Fulton street between Elev-
enth and Twelfth avenues, 24Ox100 feet;
also the southeast corner of G street
and Eleventh avenue. The price paid
is reported as $4,000. The deal was
nut through by Harrigan, Weidenmuller
& Rosenstirn. The property will be
subdfvided and homes win be erected
The land is the site of the old Chutes,
directly opposite Golden Gate park.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
MANY LOTS ARE SOLD
NEAR GOLDEN GATE PARK
Lipman 6 HirschIer Report
Progress in Their Block

Lipman & HirschIer. Inc, report that
the sales ia the new block south of
Golden Gate park between II and /
streets and Seventh and Eighth ave-
nues are beyond their expectations.
They have sold lot 25x12O in Eighth
avenue. 175 feet south of II street, to
NJ Friedberg. who intends to build a
10 room residence. They have also
sold IS lots in the west line OF Seventh
avenue, 100 feet south Of II street, to
Eugene 3. Hallett, the builder. Hal
lett has already moved his machinery
to the block and will begin the con-
struction of his new buildings at once.
Ldpman & Hirschler also report the
following recent sales:
Carl Nielsen 20 Claude J. Monroe. lot and inI-
provemenfs in the north line Of X street 81 g
feet west OF Tenth avenue. 25K120.
Agnes NJ. Dunn 10 Marie cechalin, lot and i'm
provements in the south line OF Twentieth street.
52:4k feet west of Noe.
II. Barto to II. Meyer, lot in north line Of y
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

A certain official in the freight department Of
the S. P. Co. said to me last Sunday: We
Bay Shore just soon as quarters can be fin
ished The Dumbarton bridge has delayed
everything, but that is practically completed
and our buildings will now spring up like
mushrooms. You see, they are laying bricks
on the roundhouse and there will be hundreds
at work before the end of this year. Take Mis-
sion St cars to Geneva ave- and transfer to
Schwerin Addition and the gigantic improve
ments. Free booklet on application. w. E.
Stanford & Co., Humboldt Bank Bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

of Sutter street 1877 feet west of Leav-
enworth, to cost $4,000.
On a vacant lot in the west line of
Powell street between Ellis and O'Far-
reH, which has been leased by James
G.. Walker to the Tacoma brewing com
pany for 10Wears, at a total rental of
$271,000 a b1ilding will be erected on
plans by Frederick III. Meyer, which
will cost $4,000.
permit has been issued to the Star
estate company to erect a brick building
at the southwest corner of O'Farre1l
and Stockton streets, to cost SIS, 600.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
HAMMAM BATH BUILDING
LEASED FOR TEN YEARS
Ellis Street Structure Will Be
Handsomely Finished

lease has been effected by the
FiteI- Phillips company TO e. f. Burns
for period of 10 years through the
agency of Wolf & Holman of the Ham,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

There is a growing sentiment among
the produce dealers in New York city
in favor of selling goods by weight in
stead of by measure.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-28
CASE OF "BELL-H0P"
WILL Be APPEALED

The ease NJ Waiter +. priddy. bell
hop in West Front street saloon,
MAS before Justice uf the Peace Small
yesterday. The defendant was defend
Cd by an attorney and the case WAS
submitted on an agreement Of facts
1t was admitted by the defense that
the man was employed in the capa-
city charged. but it was maintained
that such an occupation is lawful and
therefore III" charge OF yagrancy, as
made. would not hold. The court found
the man guilty and sentenced him to
one day in the county jail The de
PENDANTS attorney at once filed Il ne
tice of appeal to the district court.
which will be called upon to render II
decision IN to whether ar not the
business of hopping bells" is legal
The notice OF appeal acts as stay of
Judgment and the defendant is at lib
erty under bonds
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-28
LOCAL: BREV|TiES

Smoke VIM. Hooper cigars.
Smoke ''Carma" cigars.
G. X. Andrews of Helena registered
at the shapard hotel yesterday.
DR. Dodd fits the eye.
Drink John Gunds Peerless beer.
]. p Nelson of Spokane is visiting
friends in this city for few days.
DIR. Dodd. Savoy hotel.
billiards and pool. lo7 East Front.
+. T. Keith. insurance. Florence hotel
{. ". Kerr of Park City was in
town yesterday attending to business.
Quick service delivery. Call Red $50.
Public stenographer. Dawson. Dixon.
+. ]. Simons arrived in the city
yesterday from his home in Wallace.
e. Ferguson, insurance real estate
James NJ. Rhoades. fire insurance.
Marsh. the undertaken. Phone ST.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. Gallagher of Butte
visited friends in this city yesterday.
Household moving. Call Red $50 :
Smoke Charles the Gr~at and Bull
wer.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Scheffer Of
Huson were Nissoula visitors yestcr-
day,
Fresh buttermilk. Missouia Produce
company.
Your wishes" our way-Mis$oula
cafe.
John : Lilly Of Livingston was IA
guest of the Missoula hotel yester-
day.
Public stenosrapher Florence hotel
office.
Trunks, baggage delivered. csf Red
$50
". IL Rhodes Of Spokane paid the
Garden city Il business visit yester-
day.
Ask fur King George ~ Scotch for
your highball.
Under new -Missoula
cafe.
e. u. Dasgett of Belgrade is spend
ing a few days on business in this
city.
Have Your egnthers pressed at Lem
lrE's. next Ia Missoula hotel.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-28
NO KIDNEY MISERY
OR LAME BACK
DISTRESS FROM KIDNEY DiSOR-
DERS OR WEAK BLADDER
WILL VANISH.

No man or woman her" whose kid
neys are out OF order. or who suffers
from backachc or bladder misery. can
afford to leave Papc's Diurctic UNI
tried.
After taking several doses. all pains
i'm tn. back sides or iuins. rheumatic
twingcs. nervousness. headache. sleep
Iessness, inflam"h or swollen eyelids.
dizziness. tired or w0rn-"It feeling
and other symptoms of ciogscd. slug
gish kidneys simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination Especially
at nighu, smarting. discoiorcd water
and all bladder misery ends.
TIL" moment YOU suspect the slight
est kidney or bladder disorder. or feel
rheumatism. pains, don't continue to be
miserable or worried. but get "A nifty
cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic from
your druggist and start taking as dI-
rectcd, with the knowledge that there
In no other medicine nj any price,
made anywher" else in the world.
which II So harmless or will effect SO
thorough and prompt Il cure.
This unusual preparation goes direct
to thu cause of trouble. distributing rts
ciath~iIfE' h'dtiiig anu Nithh"ihS ''''"
once directly upon the. organs and
glands affected and completes the cure
before you realize it.
4 few days treatment Of Pape'S
Diurctic means clean. healthy, active
Kidneys. bladder and urinary organs ~
and ypu foe! fine.
Your physician. pharmacist barker
or any m"rcantil" agency will tell YOU
that Pare. Thompson Il Papc nf Gin
cinnat il n large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
OF your confluence.
Accept only pape's Diuretic-tftv~
cent treatmcnt-fgum any drug store
anywhere in the world.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-28

derson. 53S North Third street. All
members are urged t" lie present and
friends ar" invited tn attend.
Riherdy Lumber Go, Old r. kiherdy.
prorrietnrb. $40 Phillips street. Lun-
her. shingles, doors. Windows and ID
inch dry wnnl. Phone IA. pos,office
box rs.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Hershey.
DIR. f. l. DUNCAN. dentist. office
First National Bank block. rooms 6
and :. fourth floor.
MIR. and Mrs. ". q. Eehrns Of
Warm Springs are the guests OF
friends in the Garden city for II day
ar two.
Mining stocks bought ar sold nj best
rates. Quotations daily. Welch x
Harrington. chamber nj commerce,
Social dances Wednesday and satur-
day evenings at Elite hall.
The Ladies Aid society IT the Com
gregational church will m.et this at
ternnon with Mrs. +. NJ. Runduuist an
South sixth street east,
Concrete wnrk-specialty of cement
floors. Easements. sidewalks. launder>'
tubs. etc. All work guaranteed. Es-
Inmates furnished. SIS Nonlifard.
Children's eyes are often ruined by
misfit glasses. DIR. Dodd il the one
man I" entru>t with the fitting of
your child's eyes Dozens nj refer
ences here.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-28

An old house. but new place
Missoula cafe.
Martin Olson. a resident of Spokane,
spent yesterday on busin, s. in this
city.
\ method Of fitting the eyes that
means permanent relief. DIR. Dodd.
Dr. j. Louise Smith. osteopath. ia
West Main. Phone 61S.
II. *. Hundley of Cascade is II
guest at the Florence hotel for IA day
or two.
Who is Healey. Watch for tunctui
announcement November /.
For your new fall suit =" tn II. T.
Gardiner. g. Higgins avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Smith IF Spo-
kane were guests at the Savoy hotel
yesterday.
Cross-eyes are Strengthened by DR.
Dood. no matter what age.
Mrs. Pearle Foster. dentist. room 10,
Higgins block: phone IL Red.
4. e. Patterson of Butte called nY
business acquaintanccs in this city
yesterday.
Phone 3s for cabs and baggage
transfer. Green 4 Ellmghousc.
An old house. but new place. Let's
eat dinner at the Nissoula cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. =. Milikcn Of
Hamilton spent yesterday with friends
i'll this city.
Apple boxes. Call mt the II. II. II.
Co.'S yard and get them for lie.
Ed Schhnenemann of Plains called
Oh friends and acquaintance ia this
city yesterday.
Drink Joel r. Frazier at the oxford.
Every swallow makes ii friend"
q. ii. Cash of Spokane is attending
tn business matters In this city for IL
couple of days.
See Stumpf & Stein. ladies and
gents tailors. Gibson block. room /.
Walter Shohe. Of t. state humane
bureau. MAS in the city yesterday on
official business.
Have you tried it yet? What? The
special breakfast AT the Aissoula cafe.
]. Jacobs came over from the state
capital yesterday t" attend to some
business matters.
Il. 1;winn. NJ. d. eye, ear. nose and
throat First National Bank block.
Hal II. Ives, Il well-known insurance
man of Helena. WAS in the city yes
terday on business.
DR. Dodd guarantees Il cure for
headache and NERVOUSNESS. Savoy
hotel.
Robert T.. Ferguson. who makes his
home in Superior. WAS in Aissoula ON
business yesterday.
DR.. Hanson Of Butte. Mont. visits
any part of the state for consultations
and general surgery.
DR. \. \ Rounds of Phiiipsburs
was business visitor in the Gar
den city yesterday.
DR. j. II. Ward. veterinary surgeon
office phone =: residence phone SCI
i r. :. Letterman arrived in the cit,
yesterday from his home ii Plains
and greeted friends.
Look. Beaver hats in all styles an.
eolors al eia West Cedar.
". L. Pangb0rn. Il prominent, eiti
zen of Glendiye. is looking after bust
! Ness affairs in this city.
+ The Ladies' Aid society Of ,ht
/ Swedish Lutheran church will meet
! This afternoon With Mrs \. y An
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-28
MISS MASON IS NOW
MRS. BUCKHOUSE
YOUNG PEOPLE ARE MARRIED
QUIETLY AT THE EPiSCO-
PAL CHURCH.

The marriage Of Miss MaUtle Madge
Mason Of Iissouia and George w.
Buckhousc, a prominent Flathead
rancher, was celebrated yesterday aft
"rnnon at the Episcopal church. The
marriage was soicmniZed at o'clock.
Rev. Waiter Lennie- Smith officiating.
The imprcssiy" ring ceremony Of the
Episcopal church Was used Miss Nina
Mason. sister of the bride. was brides
maid and Joseph Buckhouse accom-
panied his brother.
Miss Mason was one Of Missoula's
most popular Young ladies. She is the
daughter If MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Mason
Of this city and has for "A number "f
years been employed as a buokkeepcr
hy Henley Eigeman company. Pr
Euckhouse is a prominent Flathcad
rancher and owns one of the best
pieces ot land iii the valley
Mr. and Mrs. Buckhousc will leave
Immediately for the Flathead. where
they will make their home.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-28
JURISDICTION LOST,
DEFENDANT SET. FREE

Justice of the Peace Small has dis
missed the case against Nax wagman
recently convicted by jury of being
secretary" The man had been found
guilty all right. but Justice Small lost
jurisdiction in the case when he SEN
fenced the man Immediately after trial
instead of after the minimum time of
six hours provided fur by law, and on
that account the array al attorneys
retained by Wagman moved that the
case be dismissed and the man given
his liberty. The dismissal was mad.
on the consent of County Attorney
Mulroney.