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CHICAGO TEAM
LOST TO BLUES
NICHOLS PITCHED
= -ccsEo Cooc . GRAND
s-A%o g sEE OLD FACES o.
EvcN- AGAIN

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a .-E .--e .--- ug1ll
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a-r- -- --.as--
N sa- a- bis l-s- .-s.=--
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.- -..-4- --4---l.l ORES ---r
proved .----...vs ts- b. as5r-rt-r.
..s-.- and .aa Visitors ~e-- 70:
a- e.. -o.t. bis r--t.s 90 --=.-
-a-.-s-.-..- S.-9- did .ll1 sl-.
81. t-- 54- also z-.-1z Zoo l.-. ana
MAKING one -.-. F---s.-y 900 vas
.ae-e Et1 .1- gods s-5 t-~ g1,
aE ..- and none escaped 10 q critical
.-as- y. .1- game Wlta a. sl1- z--
James .- center garden did some tr.l-
.a1- uJ-s
TIE Ca.eazos stared out with one
score 70 .agr hat which Was
doubled zh-- .a- blues lined ~.
The tIss.0- v-r- unable % .core
again until go t1e TIE 5tA ard sth
.an.r.s alea .n ta- 'ornec tvU
crossed -h- plate and .r the latter
ore was afd-1 90 ,he.- scOrs. seven
errors by th- visitors proved costly
and pitcher Baylo.ds waVo dId some
good ao-. z., poor -uppgrt. OF
t4- s.o-e might have been different
However gltl The lineup q prac
,.cal.y the old team as 8, began The
, --o-0u everybody ,el, Confident and
O., 10 ,.m- during the game SAs
there any danger o. being beaded or
Tl- game p an Interesting one
u tac. one Of The bes, % -ae season
and -as- mali crowd .l tho stand
p, appreciated j.. This evening when ths
second game is pulled oT the stant
. should be- filled sra0els viii p.;ci
tll. anernooon game. arriving oI
the noon train from the south. shil.
Frersley viii be behind the ba'
A. 8. IS growing near the ent
. o. -he season the Blues shouI'
: have a.. the support possible tn
% games are not called until aoou, Z. 30
which sometimes ints-fsrgs Wiz d,
supper hour. bu, usually they a.,
finished 60 time 20 catch car fo
home and save any nu- f-ellrs O.
burnt ~uDp.r-
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may D- a. "a oDst equal 70 ina; o.
go,I ,y4ft AD1ss. then yOl are III
aItbol. the cur hOgs. and vaults
~ prs-s.rYe the substituted records
Pubic bgIdings Ike cur houses.
are 90, bulk ~ Ofher buildings They
arr uOs only permanent 30 character.
hIt built Out - expansive fire proc,
material D. no. lt !s better ~ have
none They are centrally lOcated ~
sF -.me gp.s Jr become more and
NOR. valuable until frequently the
land sIOna upon which 'hry are 20
raf.t .s worth more than The entire
rDs' ~ -Aa land and building l' hy
Investing nov ue can max. an as.
.a' worth fru times more FOR mo
county Zoo uru years have we no,
dome Hhat auyrody would Doe glad -
&c. In hs own bnsInca.' ID1f ~
Oklahoma Cl'y The ground upon
.h.r. 'he c0u- house stand s
wort. more thar twenty 'in. aha'
.' ,pe' Supi,p4a they had delayed
'N work ur'1 now what would
It have cost tho people,
Bacauer You arc 70 dob DO Won
rcfusa ~ iced and house your wprs
siook7 10 ypl srpos. your housrholi
rypds barns and clothing 90 fre
and l,t your machinery rot or as ar
economical proposition Do you uo, q,
fo some 'rr.n.. fo pr1.r.. you
property
Th, fh. question noT h''or
... p.0u'. 700 both prIpp.f 1us
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$500 -E-Ez ~ s.Es =LC
No --szES- -CsE= - = %
E=EE--E ISOLATION
Sd HUNDRED HOUSES LOST
E-- .-. sys- ~. S--.... E-s
STE - 5e.s-s y--ss.y S-s5
s~y --tt-5s -sset A.. ~st-.1
y-t s-- -" 4. ., s.s-5t:

E.- ---E.- -4-.e
----a- ...- -...--- - Jas 5--.
-1..r s-1 t-a-a 1. d--yat s-
a.- .. 81 --a -9Ile-- p4--
20 --. F91-ta1 Lr-e are
.- a. ... I'D s-- mates pa.
-. -l-aa- ls aga a. fry TIE er.
1.- .s.-.- s.. sas-- BIZ known o.
-.. l-1 ~ 81. t.la.-l al.t.
--oss a. t1a damage o.r1--.t. - 90.
1z ~ -D--.g .g --a p,D-e- rl4ss
.-. a-. -a.s pa--J-1 aglsas which
s.-. sas1.-1 away Ct-- 9Yl houses
.at- a--- s-s.-1 4say ia ta.s yne
c4.--' z.1 practically al ta0,se ief.
Standing are more o. .-ss damaged
T.. y-DJ- have returned 70 -te d.
-r.. -D1zy a-r sy-1- che t-- .r
.I.arf-z enc 1.DD=.-s %: mud from
-.a 1Yl-s Gaay families have .gs.
a. s.- 19---.-. 91- and tl--- .-
z-a. ..''.rrg among ,1em
I- che ,-g proper s.ss-a. house
fas1 'r rs re-4. ~ t1e hfDrL
and .1e damage a.. over 'hs city aa-
aaf-I g-aa.
T.. Monterey bath house wa.
rptat 5v no rain and ,he lover
room. a.rs lhmerged One mar
D-- s.. l'. ir the big swimmln.
pol and hs body has no, been 70
oDre-ad Hu1-es thrOughou. the low
Or -aot'O- of the city are flODd
and t1e families forced 20 move out
The electric Ig1; plan, was dam
T aged as was the power plant OF th'
street railway system
The rains continue and ano,a.
. food .s expected ir tho Santa Car
D .ua river hefor. morning
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Rtaa This

Yates Center Kan. Sept. u.s. 1905
After my doctors gave me up "a
d.r HALL Texas Wonder cured no
o' kidney and bladder trouble u
- ta. b.s' medicine on earth Mrs
b $ Johnson sold by al druggists
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VOTE FOR THE COUNTY BONDS
TUESDAY. AUGUST II. r,
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LIST your vacant houses with Red.
field 4 Guillot and get results. Real
Estate Agents. 1873
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FOR RHNI-bricS business house
desirable location. W Main, for
rent Sept. /. Redneld 4 Guillot.
i3.3
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VOTE FOR THE COUNTY BONDS
AUGUST II.
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FOR RENT-5.room cottage. Second
l3.3

and d. :. W. all modern con.
yenieuces $3.50 Phone 507.
13.a
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VOTE FOR THE COUNTY BONDS
TUESDAY. AUGUST 80.
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WHAT THE COUNTY BOND ISSUE
WOULD SAVE TO THE PEOPLE

.4gr TsIEzLC VALUES CONSIDERED VOTER s-oULO
&c EoLissr SPENT COURT -oysE sRoo
soLos WILL &c COUNTS MOST VALUABLE IS
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Tuesday, February 25 1909;
BoNINI-GRASSI-Lui Bonini 81, Siege, and
Virginia Grassi, 81, Tiburon.
BORLAND-McCARTHY- William ]. Borland
23. and Annie Mccarthy, "A, both OF l'of
Union ST.
1856 Golden Gate ave-, and Anna de Revere
81. 1854 Golden. Gate ave.
COMISKY -DALY-Hugh Comisky, 21, 252 East
st. and Kitty DAILY, IS, 1890 San Jose ave-
COoNTz-RITCHIE- Merrill NJ. Coontz, % 167
Capp St, and Esther L. Ritchie. is, Salem
oregon.
CROWLEY-KELLY-Da Mel. Crowley, 35.
Hotel jefferson. and Lucille /. Kelly, Is, Ho-
tel Arlington.
DEzURICK-MAY-Mic A. Dezuriek, 2s
and Anna H. May, IS, both Of $50 Scott st.
GOSLINER- SCHWARTZ Gosliner. 80
1921 Devisadero ST., and Roselle Schwartz, Il
1926 Sutter st.
HARRIS-K S-KENNEDY-Groyer Harris, "a. and
Alta Kennedy, a. both of 144O Market st.
HAWKINS COLLINS Edward c. Hawkins. 81
and May Collins, 81. both Of 1860 Kentucky
street
LIEBES-BRowN- Benjamin Iiebes, 81. 1914
Pacific ave-, and Hilda A. Brown Is, 400
Sutter st.
geles, and Mary b. Edwards, IS, Wheatland
MINDHAM-FLOOD-Joh 4. Mindham, 21.
354 Athens ST., and Nellie +. Flood, IS, S55
Dore st.
2l, and Adrenne Ladewig, is. both Of 136
Dolores st.
NEWMAN-voN SCHoNHUEB-Karl C. A.
Newman, 81, "a Delaware ave-, and Rosa I'll.
Won Schonhueb, "a. 2715 Sacramento st.
UE-WIENHoLZ-John R. Perdue, %.
Hotel Irwin and Genevieve R. Wienholz, IS,
333 Richland ave.
WERS-RADFORD-Thom J. Powers, 81,
Ito Fair Oaks St, and Lillian Radford, is,
1858 Folsom ST.
SMITH-RoGERS-Iar A. Smith, "a. Regent
hotel, and Gladys l.. Rogers, Is. 1921 Polk
street.
Oakland, Feb. 23.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
ALLEN-HAYES-Jame A. Allen, "a. and
Anna G. Hayes, "a, both of San Francisco.
CAGNEY-RANDoLPH-C Cagney. 90.
Hollister, and Grace Randolph, Is, Oakland.
N-TEYENIAN-Dickson Eomurian,
20. and Makrouhe Teyenian, 20, both Of Oak
land
JAMES-COTT0N-Wal l.. James. %, Duns-
muir, and Eunlce NJ. Cotton, 20, Point Rich
mond
LIE CLERE- -SULLIvAN-Rene le Clere, 35, and
Julia Sullivan, 80, both of San Jose.
M0DDO-KRATT-Frank Moddo, 20, and olga
Kraft, %, both Of Oakland.
N0LAN-SMITH-Dennis c.. Nolan, %, Oak
land, and Rebecca Smith, 21, College City.
SPENCE-TooMBS- Spence, 2S, and
Agnes e. Toombs "a. both of Alameda.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
EXPORTS for Honolulu

The steamer Alameda sailed for Honolulu on
Saturday with cargo valued at $165, $50 and in
Guiding the following: 40 bbls flour, 20 $40 lbs
malt, 1850 lbs salt, 900 lbs bran, 20,944 lbs
BEANS LIZA lbs garyanzas, 265 lbs peas, 3S1
ctls barley, 15. 72S lbs and 6S cs meals, 1165 cs
canned goods, 25,s76 lbs butter, 1888 lbs and I
cs cheese, 45 cs eggs, 1850 lbs and 20 pkgs
dried fruit 400 lbs raisins, 25 663 lbs lard 06I
lbs and pkgs nuts, 1887 pkgs fresh fruits
l133 pkgs potatoes, 1S2 pkgs onions, 1O2 pkgs
vegetables, 1900 lbs garlic, 1880 lbs fresh
meat 500 lbs and cs fresh fish, 6O05 lbs and
Is cs dressed poultry, 4,327 lbs dried fish, IO35S
lbs and III cs bread Il, 800 lbs Goldfish, 8S bbIs
Is hf bbls and tierces salmon, 1884 lbs and
Al cs candy, 1,664 lbs and cs chocolate, 81 cs
coffee 1921 lbs tea, 14.553 gals and 90 cs
wine 1873 gals and 103 cs whisky, 25 cs YER
mouth. 1900 gals spirits, 20 cs champagne f65
pkgs beer, 81 gals alcohol, 6.546 1T lumber 35
rolls roofing, rs bbls tar, 1872 pkgs paints, 1871
bdls and 81 pcs pipe, 100 bdls metal laths. III
bdls and &c pes steel and iron, 15 pkgs ma
chinery, s64 lbs opium, 40 pkgs drugs. 8. 500 lbs
tin plate, 673 lbs copper. 22 pkgs bicycles, au-
tomobiles and II es parts IL pkgs acid 81 cs
soap, 6S pkgs wagon material, o pkgs agricul-
tural implements. $500 bricks, 15 coils rope 75
pkgs electrical goods, 16 cyls gas 7sS lbs seeds,
275 cs and 90 bbls oils. &C bdls oars 22S cs car
tridges 5000 lbs tobacco 13 cs cigars and cigar
cites, 80 cs hats. 14S pkgs dry goods 6S cs
boots and shoes. 2S rolls and / cs leather 15
pkgs saddlery, "a pkgs rubber goods, $50 pkgs
tank material 45T lbs wax.
The steamer also had $3.50 In gold and
50 $50 IN silver coin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24
MARRIAGES

ASHER-KIERvE-In this city, January 81.
1909, by ,the Rev. DR.. j. Nieto, Max X. Asher
and Lillian Bertha Kferve.
COVELL-JOHNSON-Tn Elmhurst, CAL, Feb
ruary 81. 1909, by the Rev. j. z. Gerrior,
Marcus V. Coyell OF Elmhurst and Jessie B.
Johnson of Santa Barbara.
GANS-GUCKENHEIME this city, Feb
ruary 21 1909, by the Rev. DIR. J. Nieto, Leo
Cans and Clara Guckenhemer.
LAMAR-HUGHES- this city. February 20.
1909, at the Church Of the Nazarene, by the
Rev. G. w. Welts, Albert e. Lamar and
Estella F. Hughes, both OF San Francisco.
LoEB-KAHN-In this city, January "a, 1909,
by the Rev. DR.. ]. Nieto, Joseph Philip Loeb
and Amy Cordelia Kahn.
RoSS-LEYY-In this city. February Z. 1909.
by the Rev. Dr. J. Nieto, William w. Ross
and May Edith Levy.
SL0SS-ESBERG-In this city, February 8.
1909. by the Rev. DR.. j. Nieto, Joseph Sloss
and Edith Esberg.
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oIry REAL EsTATE-contlnuea

SOL GETz & SONS Real Estate Dealers
Room S2S Chronicle Bldg.
$l5o-Lots near Lakeview and cars
S25o-Level Ocean View and Excelsior home
stead lots; 50 monthly.
$3.50 to $500 Near Parkside. new sloat bOule-
ward and carllnes.
Graded lots on 18th, 22d 2sd, cath and 25th
avs between II, / J. and X sts Sunset dist
Low prices and easy terms.
Richmond heights lotsl Point Lobos. eeth
10 10Th avs, 20 sts.: view OF ocean, park
and sp-eckels' lake. From $500 up.
$500 and up-Best Oceanside lots; any terms.
Call for diagrams and prices
$1,000 to ss.5OO-Modern cottage on easy
terms.
Ocesnside Branch Office cor. II and 4Tth av.
opeTDsily and Sundays.
SOL GETZ & SONS. OWNERS AND DEALERS,
Room 32S Chronicle Bldg.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied TO have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge
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tonnage Engagement.

The British ship Marlborough Hill is char
tered for lumber from Puget sound to yaIpa
raiso direct at 40s. and the barkentine Georrina
on Puget sound, is engaged for the same bust.
The barkentine Good News, which made MORT
from Puget sound on Monday, was Chartered
prior to arrival for asphaltum from here TO
New York at $5.25
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Notice to Mariner.

San Francisco entrance Qist of Lights. Buovs
and Daymarks. Pacific coast, 1905 page 22lg
Notice is hereby given that four fathom bank
west end buoy No. l, black first class can. re
ported adrift February 20, was replaced Febru-
airy 20, 1909.
r. f. LOPEZ. Commander. u. 8
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Agent Mckenzie of Seattle Resign.

SEATTLE, Feb. 23.-D. Mckenzie. for
three years general agent for the Pa
rendered his resignation to take effect
March /. He will be succeeded by %.
c. Ward of San Francisco, who has
been associated with the Hartman
steamship lines.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK FOR NoNPAY
NENT OF ASSESSMENT

7.
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY
1,9catlon OF principal place OF business No 80
l.le.fen street in the city and county OF San
aranciSco and state OF California
Notice is hereby given that there is delin-
F-enf upon the following described capital stock
oI me ocean Shore Railway Company on account
81, sssessinent heretofore. TO wit. on the I4th day
:et January A. j. 1903, levied thereupon. the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
'>.slecuFe share holders follows. viz:
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pIEnMoNr pRnpERrY

PIEDMONT PROPERTY
Desirable lot S9x110 feet, near Oakland av. car
line and short distance from Piedmont station:
corner of Howard av. and Mace ST.; for
sale at sacrifee;- similar sized lots in same
block being held at S1,365 and upward. VIII
sell this lot for $1.1 $50 on terms as follows:
$3.50 cash and balance in monthly payments
of $25, including interest. Owner, box 444,
Call office, san Francisco.
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ROB MEXICAN PosToFFICE-San Diego.
Feb. 23.-Robbers last night entered the govern.
ment postoffce at Tia Juann. just across the
line In Mexico. and secured 81 400 In Mexican
currency besides large quantity of stamps The
safe not blown" which leads to the he
lief that the thieves were either persons who at
the safe was left unlocked by Postmaster An
gulo. This he denies.
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WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA DERSflEl FRUITVAlE
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

FORCED TO SELL.
81, SO0-A brand new bungalow on a good sized
lot in Santa Fe tract 81 600 cash, in very
easy monthly payments, will buy this
little home; very large, artistic and COM
plete and more spacious than the ordinary
room cottage. (l4)
OWNER NEEDS MONEY
SO, 0o0-So IS sacrificing his little home on 5Sth
ST., near Grove st. line and only 8
blocks to the Key Route station. This
cottage contains large sunny rooms and
down. balance either on mortgage or easy
monthly payments. OBJ
PIEDMONT RESIDENCE SACRIFICE.
81, 500-A fine modern 2 story home in Oak
lands most select residential section con-
tainsng large, sunny rooms, situated on
fine terraced lot and commanding an
unobstructed view of the bay and noun
tains; beautiful surroundings For full
particulars don't fail to see u.s. ISL.
20 PER CENT ON THE INVESTMENT
$A,000-Pair of flats near Telegraph av and
Key Route station; on large lot having a
western exposure: each fat contains 3
large rooms and brings in an income of
20 per cent net. III you are looking for
first class investment be sure to in
vestgate this at once, as it will not last
long.
FINE CORNER FLATS
Sc, ,000-Pair of ) and 6 room flats on a fine
northeast corner lot, 57x63 These flats
are well finished having hardwood floors
beamed ceiling and paneed walls; ar
tistic electrical fixtures; garage in rear
In regard to terms see
HOLCOMB REALTY CO.. INC
INVESTORS OF CAPITAL)
3O0 San Pablo av., Oakland, Cal
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RESTAURANTs TO LEASE

E0B iease-Best restaurant location in san
: Frnacisco; Ia Market ST. near Kearny cesrv
'and ~; = hour business. Apply THOMAS
;. MAGEE SONS. : Montgomery ST
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. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


WE are about 10 offer for sale go acres in al
falfa In >, 10 and 20 acre tracts. The land is
situate in the San Joaquin valley and adjoins
the railroad depot and thriving town, with
pOstOfhce, school, church, stores, hotel, etc.
The land is ali checked, leFeled, ditched and
carries a permanent water right Price 500
per acre and upward terms. one-qusrter cash,
balance in five equal annual payments. Each
application for this property will be num-
bered; first applicant viii have first choice
and so on TIL all the land offered is sub
scribed for.
Each applicant will be required 10 deposit
with the Metropolis Trust and Savings Bank OF
San Francisco 10 per cent Of the purchase
price Of his land. subject to withdrawal IT,
after making examination Of the property. the
purchaser is not satisfied with his purchase.
The soil IS rich, deep and equal TO the best
in the valley. The land has never been offered
for sale before. The small investor is offered
an opportunity to buy at first cost. The sur
rounding lands planted to alfalfa,
chards vineyards. vegetables. grain, etc. The
land is good, the water is good. the climate
healthful. Get busy IL You want a piece of
this land. Remember, there is only GAO acres.
and the farthest tract is within 10 minutes
walk of the depot.
PLANTERS LAND COMPANY,
2O6 Metropolis Bank building.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Isabella Sharp. deceased (by executor), to
George Frederick GraNes, lot In r line OF Florida
street, 1l5 OF Twenty fifth, 25 by p 100;
Nat Raphael and wife to Harry wissmann
and wife, lot at Sc corner OF Twenty-hrst ave
and Clement street. r. 90 BY S 100: SO
s. Dueas company to Peter Macdonald lot IN
w line Of Flora street, 25o OF Bay View, S
NJ. wenger and wife to Charles E. wenger.
one-quarter interest in lot In s line OF Mission
street, 40 E OF Second s 100 BY e 80; SO
Bay Shore building company to George W.
Wilson and wife, lot in NV line OF Hahn
street. 9e.6S NE OF Visitaeion, NB 24.9O By
Bay shore building company to william
Stephenson. lots 10 and 20, block a. Refs
Sarah Patek ct al to John Martens. lot In
W line OF Larkin street. 67:SA OF Sacra-
mento, so by W 100; $40.
Bay shore building company to Lem Bet
tamier and wife, lots 1 and 2, block p, ReiS
tract; grant,
Martha E. Sherwood to william H. schooler.
Castro, 25 by ia; $40
Anna Hartwiek to Oscar r. Dalbey ct al.
Roanoke, sw 25 BY Sc 125: $40.
Dewey Coffin ct a.. to Michael Newman. lot
s4s in gift map 2; $40
and wife, lots to II, block 80, Refs tract;
grant.
Shultz, lot in NE line OF Thirty-sixth avenue
South. T3 NV OF L street, NV 20 by NE 100;
Bay shore building company to Louis W. HoI-
nngworth, lot As. block So, Reis tract: grant
LSopoau Sta Sn1 o o ,5 hicck IN Rsils -.
Joseph de Forest to Robert L. Lewis, lot in
SW line OF State street. S93 Sc OF Levant,
Sc 1905. W $50 to point opposite beginning. n
g. a. Fables and wife TO Charles Werner
and wife. lot in line OF Congo street, 26 OF
Flood so by E 100; $40.
Morton. lot in NE line OF Thirty-sixth avenue
South, 100 NV OF L street. NV 25 by NE 100;
Ernest w. Hartmann to Charles Nelson Phil
lips and wife, lot IS. block h, Park lane tract;
Sarah Rice 10 Benjamin T. Rice, lots % and
Nellie A. Duprey to c. O. Richards lot at NE
corner OF Third avenue and Hugo street. n SIS
sYo. 81 Z '7'0' Oelns part OF court 80 0' o.
S; Dgeas company to Mary .aa L : MseDSnsId. lot
avenue. 90 BY W 1870; So
Building Contracts
Anna GOten with Campo eo;-Thres story
frame at NV corner OF Lombard and Dupont.
% g BY Al: 5000.
T. A. Heaiy with Randolph construction com
frome In W line OF Twenty-slxth avenue. 200
n OF Lake street. 80 by W 120; $3.50.
for seven two story frame buildings in f line OF
Ninth avenue. IT5 OF street. 175 BY E
r. ]. and H. A. Tsnssig with H. Van Hecs
& CO.-To erect two fat building in line
OF Clay, 10 Of Cherry, 27:6 By 40;
Sc. 9.SOT.
F. Stoesser with Lacey BrOthers-PI Plumbing.
etc. for building at Sc corner OF Twenty-sev-
enth and Guerrero streets. 91;6 by 50,
81 .O41.
George H. Connell with Mayer Br0thers-AH
work except plastering. mantels. shades. finish
hardware and gas fixtures for two story and
basement frame building two FATS in lire
Of Eureka street. 275 5 OF Nineteenth. % By
12O; $3.50.
Georgiana A. and Thomas F. Herman with
Nader Norman & Ownby-An work for alter
ations and additions at 152 vicksburg street:
$2-O50-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24

JAPANESE is DRowNED-salinas. Feb. %
sailboat containing three Japanese capsized on
the Salinas river yesterday. One Of the lana
.Eese. A. Sato, was drowned.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24
TO LEASE

90 1esse-ln the heart Of the financial and
: sysloiesaie districts. store and basement: store
81 ss0eO square feet, basement $4,000 square
Feet within half block Of new Palace hotel
! er further particulars apply 70 room . Cal
9llssion ST.. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-24
E. HAYMAN


Montgomery and Post. Telephone Keamy 1908.
&lO0O0-lhree high class new SO room fats
near Waller and Clayton sts., just I'm
lshed; must sell 1T once
e.. .5OO-Six high class room fats; extra large
lot with IL; building just completed /;
near DeFisadero St; rents low at $500
per annum; this IS extra well built and
worth investigating.
Sl6DO0-Rents low at s2.100 per annum; six
high class apartments Of rooms each;
lot p -6xl3I g; near Deyisadero 81.
1900 cash; balance 81, 600 can remain; three
new high class SO fats, near Broad
way and Larkin: lot p :6x100-
.$s-yJv cash; balance $500 can remain; Wash
ington ST.. Preside heights; excellent
marine view; lot 32x103. two new g room
fats; al hardwood floors: rented at $1,000
per annum; nothing finer IN the city.
si,00o cash; rented low at $l656 per annun;
SIX new high class 3 room hats; Guer-
rero at z2d; mortgage Of 5000. can re-
main; extra wei built and a bargain
lot - II. front
5000 cash. balance $4,000 can remain;- two
high class new fats; Sd and St,
Sunset; cheapest in district.
5000 cash; balance s., 100 can remain; three
hlgh class new 9 room fats; north side
5000 With only saS1g oaeRaIf fssaidl eash win buy
nearly rev sc room fats; lot 3Oxl37 g;
near Finert and Broderick; well built
and certainly a bargain.
$t5-5o0-Six high class fats. near Broad
way and Larkin; lot 3Ox95: rent 81 100
per annum; may consider offer.
5000 cash; rents $3.50 per annum: two high
class new SO room hats; with cottage
ct % ay. and II St, Sunset; full price
Is only $500; owner in financial diff
Guilty only reason for this sacrifice; be
quick.
Sc sO0LTwo new sc room fats; lot 2sxlO5
near DerisaderO and Waller: mortgage OF
$500 can remain; 81 900 less than cost
s1o-oO0-Three new room flats. extra well
built; lot 26xl25: at Dolores and 22d;
must sell; want offer.
s2.50O-Lot y .6xe0 at Pine and Powell; Just
the thing for a pair OF fats.