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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-17
Building Contracts

n Tversen with Hugh keenan, construction
company-An work except finish hardware. gas
fixtures and shades for one story and Eoagn m sase
meut cottage in z line OF Twenty third avenue
200 5 Of T street s p by + 10. 500
Anna Furner with Langford x Seemans anu
Roth Co-Carpenter work. plumbing ana tin-
ming for three story and basement orieK E osl,H-
ing in n line OF Nlnna street. 1oo u oh Eishtn'
The Odd Fellows hall association with OTIS
elevator company-One passenger elevator. ma
ehinerv and. equipment at corner OF Market and
seventh streear. SW IS by Sc 140; $1,000
Mrs A. +. ke0On with Ohver Evans"
erect three story and basement frame Hats in
s line Of Hayes street. GIG OF Fillmore. Il
Joseph p Kavanaugh with James F. McCar-
thv-AU work except plastering. gas fixtures.
shades aud mantels for one story and attic
frame building 9 y line Inc Sf LSnsg 1s ,ooe l0
Britain & Rey. with Hanley & NeCulioeh-
Interior lathing and Dlasrering and exterior cc-
menting for three story and basement class Q
building at SW corner OF Commercial and
e5 col W 6:3. $3.50. E 70:l0A $2.175.
Peter and Mary Hansen with Peterson N
Perrson-Except gas fixtures and shades for
three story and basement frame dats in line
OF Twentieth street, 200 W or Dolores " p
Nellie NcDonovau and Mary G. Lindsay with
J. Looney-Plumbng. sewering and gas httlng
for three story and basement frame apart.
Learenworth streets. Z 2T:6 $40, 2s'6,
The FiteI-PhiHip company with Andrew
I.ynei-Grsding and concrete Tor 2 three ste,-E
corner Of Ellis and Mason streets. @1,6 by
" S3-6; $3.50
Sans. owner with same. contraetor-Grading.
concrete and reinforced concrete fer three story
and basement class building in line Of Ellis
street. S@.6, W Of Mason SIS br -,
S70,31t.
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Hign class opportunities cOnfdentislly handled; ;
10 Sei or engage IN business raise money for
any bona fde business, write, phone or see Us.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-17

CALIFORNIA land, 81 per acre cash payment.
balance purchase soc per month per acre; close
San Francisco; no taxes, no interest; acre
tracts; level, rich. clear. ready to plow. irrf-
gated; perpetual water right; immediate pos
session: particulars. maps. photographs free.
STEVENSON COLONY, 1414 Market St. s. ,.
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LODGING HOUSES ron SALE

- - IA
g. a. HEkhICk. 1905 MARKET ST. COR. 9Th
DELGEH BLDG. Phone MARKET 21O6.
20 ROOMS SCAR EDDY ST. AND VAN NESS
Ah-; good furBiture house fun; clears 500
per month; a good home for you: only $1,000.
- ROOMS. RENT $50. all bousg keeping:
1ull; clears Sz5 aud living rooms; only $3.50;
terf0s.
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10 ROOMS ELEGANT very select: nothing
better in city; very reasonable for quick sale,
- owner Is 49,: terms.
- ROOMS. GOOD furniture: rent S9o 5000.
sg- ROOMS RENT $50: furnished eomplefe;
ROOMS. CORNER; furniture cost 5000;
& 4 HreRlcK. 1905 MARKET ST.. cor cTii
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AlbAA MARkET-S25Q; rent S12: doing bust
ness OF SIS daily. all cash trade: no delivery.
nicely fitted up; or win sell one-half interest
10 good. steady man. Full particulars with
MENSOR & HAN, 96s BROADWAY, OAK
LAND.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

SIX room house for sale: lot 50x135; selling
cheap; owner would like 70 leave town ADply
1924 Woolsey St, South Berkeley
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

s., BOO Modern house 8 rooms; good location: see
this bargain.
: $I50-Lot 33x12O; sunny street: near station:
get IL cheap again
W. Fl. POLLARD. 1923 Park ST.
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full names and everything you want to know
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SANTA CRUz REAL ESTATE

HOMES, Investments, lots ranches acre prop
critics. BROWN s. WILSON, Santa Csuz. Cali
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AA-THE FULLER CO..
322 PACIFIC BLDG. MARKET ST. AT 4IH,
SAN FRANCISCO.
PHONES-DOUGLAS 1923; J102S.
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-contInaed
SMALL RANCHES
IDEAL LOCATION-PERFECT CLIMATE

IDEAL ocATIoN-PERTEcT CLIMATE
,mnroves SANTA n SmARa VAdLE1d " s1d 20
ranches on OUR BEAUTIFUL SAN MARTIN
can be bought SnG on n0Iss MoIH l5ST zap PAYMENTs
you want a. small ranch for HOME and for
PROFIT. do not fail to look at the SAN>MAR-
STOCK RANCH.
$40 acres in San Benito county, 90 miles
from San Francisco: part Of this land can be re-
tailed at 500 per acre. This ranch is well worth
investigating; price S110.Oooi terms.
Gentleman's home. near Cloverdale; beautiful
aDms m ~ 0dsr1 a II S every Pds
fruit trees, etc.; price only $4,000.
balance garden truck good room house; large
barn; strong flowing well; near Sunuyyale;
s3.OO0-14 acres fruits. vegetables and al
faifa; splendid artesian we'll. fair improvements;
/ mile from railroad; Santa Clara valley
ss.25o-lo acres; splendid soil; good room
cottage: barn, mill and tank; near San Jose.
s2,ooo--iO acres; fine soil; acres young april
cots. balance hay land; room house, barn;
splendid well; east of San Jose.
s4.5Oo--1o acres: half apricots. balance in
prunes and peaches in full bearing: COOL room
barn, well. chicken houses and yards; best buy
in Santa Clara valley.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR RANCH PROP
ERTY. IMPROVED OR UNIsfPROvED, IN
SMALL OR LARGE ACREAGE, CALL OR
c. NJ WOOSTER COMPANY,
T02 Market st.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, sIs-s2A Kearny st.
BALDWIN HOWELL. S1S-324 Kearny ST.
LOS MoLINos- -TEHAMA COUNTY
Good deep irrigated sediment soil. with
delightful climate assure large crops at Los
Molinos. Good rail and river transportation
facilities insure cheap freight rates 70 mar
ket. Moderate priced land easy terms
and an intelligent handling of these lands
planted in fruits. vegetables and alfalfa
will give a purchaser the desired result
a HOME and WEALTH Want to know
about it? Call in and let's talk it over
few partially improved places for sale
Descriptive books telling all about it.
BALDWIN & HOWELL
3lS324 Kearny ST.. s. F.
A FINE DAIRY RANCH.
$50 acres of land. 4 miles from large town:
excellent market; meadow that grows 80 to 20
tons of natural hay per year. good new story
house of 9 rooms; large barn. equipped for 80
cows and horses, with feed for same: 80 cows
2 horses and harness. wagon. mower. rake. cart
plows and harrows; 150 acres of good clear farm
all sold TO customer; lots of fine oak and
pine timber; this is a bargain at $4,000; easy
HoLcoMB REALTY CO.,
800 San Pablo av.,
Oakland. Cal.
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SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE

FOR saie-4 room house. large pantry. bath
and porches. lot 5Ox137:6; woodshed and
storehouse, fruit trees and berries: Kitchen
and living room paneled: only $3.50. Call
at 10 North ] St: p. o. box SIS, San Mateo.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
Z! 00k n Bargain

or Sale new eight room
house IN the east part Of the city.
Lot is 100x165 feet. City water in.
the street and sewer only d short
distance. This house was built by
a practical carpenter for his own
use and is put up right. This house:
contains eight fine large rooms and
was erected two years ago. This
.is an ideal place for a farmer who
wishes to move to Watertown as
the school house is only stones
throw from the property The
party owning this place is soon go-
ing to remove to the Pacific coast
and desires to dispose of the place
before he departs. It will be sold
for almost what it cost to build the
house alone For further particu-s
lars enquire OF 3! N. Barker atI
the Saturday News Office.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04

The K Of c have set themselves
the task Of raising the sum Of
$500, 900. as an endowment fund
for the new Catholic university
at Washington, D. C. The local
Cretin lodge at its regular meet
ing last Thursday evening voted a
voluntary contribution Of ST from
each member for two years for
this purpose, dependent on the
good will and generosity Of the
members. In thus assuming the
task Of raising this magnificent
endowment for the great Catholic
seat Of learning at Washington,
the K Of G demonstrate the seri-.
GUS purpose for which their order
was founded, and manifest their
devotion to the interests Of the.
church and the cause Of Christian
education.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. H.A. Park and
party have returned from their.
fishing trip to Gordon, Wis. They
had an enjoyable time but not very
good luck. They expect to leave
again the first of the week.
Mrs. John Gerhart and daughters
left Saturday evening for Manka-
to, Mimi. where they will visit for
a while, after which they will go
to Window, Mimi, Mrs. Gerhart's
home. They expect to be absent
about asmonth. NJ
Did you ever stop to realize that
the Idle Hour is the finest exclusive
picture horse west Of Chicago,
using the highest price film service
that money can procure and still
charging no more than the others
10 cts?
The annual memorial service Of
the M. w. A. and R. M. "A. will
be held at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning. The
members will meet at the hall at
10 o'clock and proceed to the
church, where the exercises will
commence at 1890 sharp q
After an all night session the
jury in the case Of the state vs.
Louis Korth. charged with steal
/ ing q bicycle. returned q verdict
LOT not guilty. The defence was
that be purchased the wheels found
Lon his father y premises from Clar-
Ience Sylvester. "
AT their meeting held Tuesday
BY a vote of four to one the county
commissio toner's recommended the
ointment Of John Mel ath to be
Codintgon county game warden
under the new law for the coming
year Eugene Wilson received one
vote.
Rev. +. 81 Palmerton delivered
1.-THE memorial sernon to the G.
Al. and w !. r. C. at the Baptist
tchurch last Sunday morning. The
church was appropriately decorated
land special music was rendered by
II
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04

The police put a stop to the
rough house play of the rowdy
youngsters who have for the past
two weeks disturbed the crowds at
tending the band concerts. Chief
Keegan was present in person,
with the result that the rowdyism
complained Of was quickly put
down. The crowd attending the
concert Friday evening last was
smaller than usual, on account Of
the weather. The music was up
to its usual class standard.
There is much activity in rail-
road circles in the city, and pros
pect Of something materializing
before very long. The new Great
Northern depot will be commenced
at once. This building will be the
finest Great Northern station in
this state, and q building Of which
we may be proud. Work has al
ready been commenced, prior to
the erection Of the building. Men
are at work surveying ia the
North Western yard as il some
changes were to be made there.
This activity is good, and the more
we have Of it the better.
The sixth annual high school
alumni banquet was held at the
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
A Faithful Old Horse at Idle Hour
Friday and Saturday.

A Faithful Old Horse at Idle Hour
Friday and Saturday.
s. B. Hess and A. E. Doyle will
leave next Tuesday for Duluth,
Mimi, as delegates to attend the
grand council Of the U.C.T. which
5convenes in that city June 9 and 10.
Plan to attend the district con-
vention Of the Woman's Foreign
missionary society this week Thurs
day at the Methodist church. All
the meetings are open to the pub
lie.
Miss Evelyn Branvold who is at
present teaching the seventh grade
in the city schools. has been pro-
noted by the school board, and
will next year teach the eighth
grade. u
Roy Richie is erecting new
modern cottage on his lot the first
door north Of the Geo. Crozier res
idence on south Oak street. He
will make it strictly modern in
every particular.
There are evidences that there
will be he usual crop Of June
brides this month. The market is
opening slow and steady with
promise Of an increased business
later.
Manufacturing Steel Rails is a
highly instructive picture showing
the many evolusions Of the rough
mineral before it creates perfect
state Of commercial value. At
Idle Hour Friday and Saturday.
An action has been brot BY Leo
|nard Snyder to obtain divorce
from his wife Frances Snyder. Mr..
Snyder ID manager Of the Kampes-
ka hotel and has been marrled
about two years.
Earl Pardue has accepted i posi-
[tion as stenographer with the
Hamn Brewing GO III this city and
takes the place recently vacated
by the resignation Of Miss Ella
Schultz. 3
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
the choir. The exercises were at
tended by a large crowd.

s Rev. A.C. Keene has had to have
IA finger amputated as result Of
his fall last week. He was making
his way into the cellar when he
slipped and fell, catching his fin
gers in such a way as to wrench
them badly, and rendering the am
#putation of one of them necessary.
b. J.Saba Of Forestville was in
the city Tuesday and purchased a
ticket for a relative Of his who
lives near Beirut, Syria, who will
come to this country to make his
home. The ticket was purchased
thru A.E. Piercy Of this city, via
the Anchor Line Mediterranean
service.
Miss Ruth Whistler returned
Saturday evening from Boston,
having completed her course at the
Emerson college Of expression,
and graduated with honors. She
will visit with her parents in this
city till July when she will return
ito Boston and take short summer
course Of post collegian instruc-
tion.
Miss Julia Hinderer, who has.
been taking course in nursing
at the Emmanuel hospital in Min
|neapolis. has returned to her home
lin Germantown. Miss Hinderer Isl
"a daughter of Rev. Hinderer. She
will spend q short vacation at
home, after which she will come
to WATERFOWL to reside and prac-
| tice. ssa
The streets and alleys commits
Itee is getting after those who use
the back alleys as dumping
Iground for ashes and refuse, and
Twill insist that they Quit the hab-
| 1T. The ordinance Is very clear On
thu subject. and the city Isl deter
mined that it shall be enforced.
Every citizen is called on to clean
lup his backyard and alley and
keep it clean.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
LOCAL. NEWS

JIM. NeSkle OIL GOOQWln spent
the week end with friends here.
2 fine lots on fifth street ne. fol
sale. Lee Slower. 1850.
100 acres breaking to let. En-
quire David H. Whooley, city. 45tf
Miss Grace Wells went to Tracy
the first of the week to visit
friends.
John B. Hanten left Monday
evening on short business trip to
Minneapolis.
J.E. Bird left Monday for Chi.
cago, where he will spend a short
time on business.
Rev. Father Flynn of Estelline
visited Father O'Meara Of this city
Tuesday.
DR.. L.G. Hill was called to Es-
telline Monday on professional
business.
The old Christian science church
building has been moved to a site
in the southern part of the city.
J. 0. Melham has returned
from his trip to Hot Springs,
Ark.
Mrs. VS.. Glass left Monday
evening for Chicago, where she will
visit with relatives and friends.
We cure appendicitis without
the knife. Drs. Schoolcraft, Osteo-
paths. 43tf.
DR.. Work isn't such a fisherman
as he thinks he is, Judging from
rumor.
DR.. and Mrs. Adams, formerly
of this city, but now Of Minneapo-
lis, were Watertown visitors Tues
day.
The most fastidious people will
find variety enuf in the Idle Hour
program so that some part will
please and more than repay them.
J.H. Conley returned Wednes-
day from Mitchell where he attend
ed an initiation of the K of held
in that city.
H. N. johnson Of Lankin, Nd,
is in the city visiting his brother.
J. o. johnson manager of the Da-
kota Central Telephone Co.
Carroll Lockhart left the first of
the week for Minneapolis where he
will visit for a short time with
friends. TX
# E. r. Reyes and son left Mon
day evening for tripeto the Paci-
fic coast. While away they will
attend the Seattle exposition.
Frank Halstead left Tuesday
morning for Fox Lake, Wis, where
he will spend few weeks with
relatives and friends.
Gilbert Ruben left Tuesday for
Lake Norden where he will teach
a three weeks term of school near
that place. II
Brothers In Arms is a military
drama with story so interesting
that it will draw your closest at
tention from beginning to end at
Idle Hour Friday and Saturday.
Watertown Grange No 8 will
meet at Woodmen hall at 500 p. :
M, Monday June 14th. Don
forget the cookies. Geo. w. Dix
on. Sec'y.
John Selmser who recently sold i
his residence in the east Of the city !
Tor $4,000, has purchased a lot on !
the north side and will erect an Z
other modern residence.
just to see how much good sound !,
sense a dumb brute sometimes is !,
possessed Of go and see the picture
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04

Boys and girls, get into the satur-
day News Pony contest. Your chances
are Just as good as any other boy Or
girl II you are a live one.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04

K. & E. blouses for boys
are made better than you'd
make 'em yourself45c in
fadeless madras cloths.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04

Wash ties permit Of extreme
tastidiousness in dress at a
very slight expense-35c and
soc.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
TWO BOYS TIRE OF
JUNIOR REPUBLIC
Lads Flee from Model Farm, and
After Days Adventures Are
Found Asleep at Parents
Home

The George Junior republic recorded
its first note of dissatisfaction with Its
methods yesterday, when roll call of
the youthful citizens developed the
fact that two had departed. They were
Roderick Fleming and George Sweet
man, the former a leader in a defunct
and disturbing organization which be-
came notorious year or more ago un-
der the name of the might Owls"
Inquiry brought out the information
that the two boys were aided to es-
cape by two other boys and a red au-
tomobile, and that they were headed
toward Los Angeles.
The information was telegraphed TO
this city and within half an hour the
liberty-loving youths were found asleep
at the home of Flemings parents by I.
II. Zeigler, a police detective. They
were taken to the county jail and will
appear in the juvenile court Monday.
The captured boys denied any knowl-
edge of the red automobile or that they
were assisted In their escape, saying
they beat their way to Los Angeles on
a freight train.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
GERMAN AMERICANS GIVE
G. A. SMITH ENDORSEMENT T
Liberal Government" Is Slogan Of
Cohorts Gathered Last Night at
Native Sons Hall

George A. Smith was indorsed for
mayor at a meeting of the German
American Republican club at Native
Sons hall, 211 West Second street, last
night Nj. p. Light presided and the
opening address was made by Charles
Nimmer, president of the club, who
urged the German voters to get to-
gether and do their utmost to place IN
political offices men who favor a llb-
eral form of government.
Let this others not dictate what we
eat and drink" was the slogan, ana
d set of resolutions commencing the
work of Mr.. Smith while in the coun-
ell, and stating that he was the only
person to safely guide the destinies or
Greater Los Angeles, were adopted
with rousing cheers.
Many candidates for office took the
opportunity to make announcements
among them being Barney Healy
Henry Lyon and A. D. Houghton for
the common council, E. E. Johnson for
tax collector and Capt. A. E. Stein for
assessor.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
WEALTHY GIRL, PROOF
AGAINST RABIES, WILL
START MAD DOG FARM

TRENTON, n. j., Aug. 2S.-lmmune'
as she believes. from hydropboba. Miss
Minnie Manners, one of the leaders OF
the younger social set at Lamberton' Is
spreading this information throughout
the country: send all your mad dogs to
:.e."
She is an orphan and wealthy enough
to carry out in every detail her plan Of
having an asylum for dogs afflicted with
rabies.
Miss Manners has turned over her
beautiful estate to the housing OF the
animals and has hired veterinary sur
geOn 10 assist her.
She has been bitten five times. In
the first three cases she took the Pas
teur treatment, but the last two times
took no treatment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
OLD HICKORY CLUB
AT OUTDOOR FEAST
c. r. McNutt, Prof. T. M, Kirk, Robert
Loucks, Isidore DockweiIer and
o. E. Parish Make
Addresses

The Old Hickory club held an out
door dinner at Sycamore grove at s
o'clock last night, sitting down to ta-
males, frijoles and other Southern CAL
ifornia, dishes. Afterward a program
on the advancement of Los Angeles was
presented by d. NJ. Hammack, presi-
dent of the club.
Cyrus F. McNutt, Prof. Thomas NJ.
Kirk. Robert Loucks and Isadore
Dockweiler were among the speakers
on subjects relating to efforts to build
UP the city. The principal address
was made by o. E. Parrish to whom
had been assigned the topic, LOS An
geles as Great as We Make Her"
"One has only to revert back for a
very short period to the time when
Los Angeles had only $4,000 inhabi
tants," said Mr.. Parish To-day we
all know she has upward of 100000,
and we are daily marching onward at
a rapid pace to the one million mark.
No one can say just when that will be,
but we are all of one opinion, and that
is that it will not be long.
II am firmly convinced that there
does not exist today anywhere in any
city more progressive, intelligent peo-
pie than we have within the borders of
Los Angeles. 1t is well we are proud
of her, for where else on this earth can
man enjoy as equable a cline and the
lTullS OI MS ldDOIS as nluCll as he can
right here, and at the same time gain
renewed health and Vlgor Far-seeing
investors and honeseekers have seen at
a glance the wonderful possibilities we
have in this great southwestern obun-
try, and at this early period in the
existence of this metropolis we have
today probably the most modern cleo
trio railway system in the world.
Again, this city is to be the first in
America to own it's own seaport its
harbors, docks and wharves and will
be in a position to invite and welcome
all ships of commerce to our shores
II cannot say too much in behalf of
our commercial bodies. especially of our
chamber of commerce and those who
have given unstintingly of their time,
services and means. I feel that this
wonderful institution has been one of
our greatest bulwarks in our advance
ment and prosperity. There are many
other institutions working along lines
Of betterment and progress, but all
work in unison with this great body.
When our chamber of commerce and
press and our people get together to
obtain a certain object 1t requires only
a little time and invariably that object
is attained"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
JUDGE LECTURES BOY WHO
BROKE INTO CLOSED SALOON
Sends to Prison Young Man Who
Wanted Money for Repair
of Wooden Leg

in the day time. but much worse to
enter at the dead of night when the
doors are closed" said Judge Davis
yesterday when George A. Corvell, 21,
pleaded guilty to robbing the saloon of
George Gordan at 1:30 o'clock in the
morning of July 2S.
Cordell explained to the court he
needed the money to pay for repairs to
his wooden leg, but although he took
SIS from the saloon cash box the police
arrested him before he could have the
work done
Judge Davis studied the artificial ex-
tremity curiously. ~ guess you oan
have it fixed at San Quentin" he said.
and Corvel was sent to the peniten-
tiary for two years.