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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
REAL MAYOR ELECTED
BY LARKSPUR TRUSTEES
Craig and Kennedy Resign Pre-
tensions and Latter Gets Office

LARKSPUR, April 13.-The dove of
peace is domiciled once more in Lark
spur. After several months of fighting
the dual government of the town has
come TO an end. The two mayors. Craig
and kennedy, rendered their resigna-
tions at a meeting Of the town trustees
md the board proceeded TO elect a new
chairman.
steadfast with Craig. nominated Craig
10 fll the vacancy. while Won Never
mex placed Kennedy in nomination.
Ballots were taken and Kennedy was
elected by q vote OF two to three
Then everybody shook hands and the
irst real meeting for four months be-
gan. with the trustees all smiling.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
RAISE BIG FUND TO AID RACING
Especial Dispofoh 10 The Call

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE assocfa-
tion of owners and breeders, a new
turf organization, was launched today.
AS its name implies. it is composed OF
horse owners and breeders interested
in the perpetuation of the thorough
bred and racing. It's members have
created a fund of 100000, which will
be donated to the various racing as
sociations of this state under the iur-
isdiction OF the Jockey club, for the
purpose of being offered as prizes for
contests.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
WOULD PUNISH OLSON
Especial Dispatch 10 The CoII1

Los ANGELES. April 14-Henry
Berry, president of the Angels. will
leave tomorrow for the north to con-
fer with President Ewing of the coast
league regarding what punishment
should be meted out to Shortstop OIL
son of Portland. who spiked Captain
Dillon of the local team a week ago
Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
FRAUD CHARGED IN
EXCHANGE OF LAND
San Francisco Attorney and
San Rafael Realty Dealer Ae-
cused of Conspiracy
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SAN RAFAEL, April 14.--An order
francisco attorney. and P. L. e. del
fungo Giera, a wealthy real estate OPP
orator residing at San Rafael, was
issued by Judge Lennon this afternoon
after hearing the affidavit of Mrs. Geor-
giana de Rohn Baronides of Berkeley,
in which she alleged that Smith and
Giera defrauded her out of her Berke-
ley property valued at s11,500. in Civ
ing in exchange a ranch in Marin
county incumbered with a mortgage.
some stock certificates in foreign
corporation and equity in an ice plant
in Tuolumne county, the total value of
which was $50. Bail was fixed at
$4,000.
MISREPRESENTATION ALLEGED
Several weeks ago Mrs. Baronides
filed complaint charging Giera, Smith
and his wife, Andreas Carreas; j. w.
Horn, real estate man of Petaluma,
and q. 2. Kelsey with fraud and con-
spiracy. Her attorney, w. j. Early of
Petaluma, then attempted to have a
warrant issued but without success.
Today he filed an amended complaint,
supplemented by number of affidavits.
The substance of the complaint is as
follows: Smith and his wife We're
friends of Mrs. Baronides. She made
Smith her attorney Smith and his wife
urged Mrs. Baronides to exchange her
Berkeley holdings for income property,
and then Smith introduced Giera in
October, 1908. Giera represented that
he was the owner of the Joe Williams
ranch" in northern Marin county and
that its value was $4,000 more than
the mortgage of s4,750 held by Peta-
luna bank. Giera also offered a mort
gage on an ice plant in Tuolumne coun-
ty for S4,T00. and some bonds, now said
to be of doubtful value. The exchange
was arranged, and Mrs. Baronides
turned over number of lots in Berke-
ley.
RESTRAINING ORDER ASKED
The complaint is supported by the
affidavits of T. M. Hughes and c, A.
Smith, real estate men, who swear that
the Williams ranch, with all improve
ments, is worth about $4,000. and it is
said that the rental was misrepresented
and that G. p Kelsey, who was made
grantee on Giera's suggestion, has dis
posed of some of the Berkeley property.
and that Giera has also sold a number
of parcels, the.proceeds of which he has
deposited in the Metropolis trust and
savings bank of San Francisco.
Mrs. Baronides asks for an order to
stop Giera and his wife from drawing
the money from the bank and to stop
Kelsey from selling more of the prop
erty that she alleges was obtained by
fraud.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

DOMINICAN TO LECTURE-Rev. Father O.
NJ. Thuente the noted Dominican missionary
will deliver a lecture this evening at O'Clock
at Christian Science hail. his subject being
Charity in New York Father Thuente will be
by Daniel a. Ryan. An excellent mu-
steal program, under the direction of Dr. H. ]
Stewart. will be rendered by Miss Hortense GIL
more Mrs. A. j. Harrington, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Apple and Miss Louise Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
STANFORD EXPECTS
TO WIN CHESS GAME
Students Who Will Receive De-
grees at the Commencement
Exercises Next Month

S T A N F o r d
U N I v e r S TY,
April 1.-THE end
of this week will
see the conclusion
of the intercolIe-
g i a t e activities
between Stanford
and Berkeley, and
in chess the two
institutions i'll
clash first. Friday
night in Califor-
MIA hall the seven
men representing
e a C h university
will begin the
tourney w h C h
will determine the
supremacy in the
game of chess.
In anticipation
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

ENGINEERS BODY FoUND-sacramento
April l4.-The body of Baldo A. A.-Arreagada the
engineer who lost his life the night the Western
Pacific bridge over the American river went
down carrying a train with it during the re-
cent flood. was taken from the river near
Cour- and yesterday 1t was Identified by his
brother. J. Arreagada Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
TWO DAYS LEFT TO
COLLECT $4,000
Campaign for 0akland's Szl0,-
600 Y. NJ. c. A. Building
Fund Draws Near Close

OAKLAND. April 1.-THE people of
to raise the remaining ss4 900 to COM
plete the $4,000 Young Mems Chris
tian association building fund. At the
head of the list Of subscribers to- date
stand the names of F. NJ. Smith and
Wallace NJ Alexander, each of whom
has contributed $4,000. Smith is the
well known borax king. Alexander is
president of the Y NJ. C. A of this city
and is a member of the wealthy Alex
ander family Of Honolulu. He has al
ways displayed deep interest in the af-
fairs of the institution. 1t was through
the efforts of Alexander and Smith that
the plan to secure the big fund in 10
days was launched.
STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN PLANNED
During the remaining days Oakland
most strenuous financial campaigns
ever seen on the Pacific coast, for the
army of subscription solicitors, includ-
ing many Of the most prominent busi
nessmen in the city, are determined
that they will not allow Oakland to be
outdistanced by her sister cities which
have raised sufficient money to erect
Y. NJ. c. A buildings in similar cam
paigns in the past.
An important meeting Of workers and
subscribers was held at the campaign
headquarters. Broadway and Twelfth
street, tonight, and plans were formu-
lated for the whirlwind campaign which
will wind up the big subscription. can
vass. The meeting was largely at
tended and the prevalent enthusiasm
presaged the ultimate success of the
project.
LARGE SUMS PROMISED
Nearly $1,000 was raised yesterday
and the various captains of the SUBJ
scription teams were confident of their
ability to increase their reports largely
before Friday evening.
Following is the list of subscribers
of $500 or over since the opening of the
campaign:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
49, Foon law oFrENnERs- uarr.n.e

PURE FOOD LAW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tor the arrest Of three manufacturers Of food
products charged with violation Of the state
pure food laws were issued yesterday by Judge
Daniel c. Deasy. Those who win be required 70
answer the charges in court this morning are
: T. Schwartz accused OF selling Golden Gate
Egg Noodles. - which contained no egg: Richard
Bortciler. charged with selling maple srup be-
ow the required standard of purity and drip
syrup which had been adulterated: Pacific pre-
serve company for impure mustard.
stacyw Gibbs FOR councilman. gerkeIev.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

staeyw.GibDs Tor cousciin.aa, Berkeley.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-22
Ribbons.

The. entire stock, plain and fancies, at 20
per cent discount, just Is off regular price
Arizona republican., 1909-06-22

have a varied form of sugar, that is,
cane sugar with some of the original
elements not removed. II it is non
eliminated juice. maple ingredients
that accompany the sugar, we have
maple sugar" or maple syrup
Beet molasses or beet crude sugar
is another form, the same being true
of cane products-molasses and
brown sugars.
The question of blue tints already
noted may be regarded as an import
ant one. 1t has an important con-
nection with the pure food law. The
relation of this law bears on two
points only in sugar: Cd Is II col
ored? (2) Does the process of refin-
ing leave anything deleterious be-
hind? Even the housewife, using
bluing in the process of her wash,
understands the theory that blue
added to yellow makes white. This
is the very principle employed in
sugar refineries. Ultramarine should
be and is employed only where sugar
is yellow The raw sugar, before
disqualification, is run into the sugar
bowls" or rightly speaking, the CEN
trifugals, which whirl with great rap
idity. The sides, being perforated,
take on a coating of crude sugar
which entered the bowl before it
began revolving The centrifugal
force throws the sugar up onto the
sides, the moisture is released
through the perforations. and the
washer" in attendance, pours on
uitramarine blue in weak solution,
which instantly whitens the sugar as
it passes through. None of this blue
should remain. With proper skill it
does not II is the presence of this
blue, carelessly left in, that is the
tain ligths, show blueish, and that is
most frequent and the most notice.
able defect in commercial sugars.
However, the very finest and whitest
graduated sugars. when seen in GER
one of the indications of its superior
quality This could be as true of
sugars never treated with ultrama-
rine as with those that were. Yellow
sugar would be just as sweet to the
taste as the purest white, only its
marketable value is vitality affected
through it's hue, and as with wool.
only the whitest color is salable for
particular use. That people eat
with their eyes" is proven in the fact
of white sugar only being in demand.
Yellow sugar, if it be but slightly
tinged, might be just as pure.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-22
Embroideries Free.

Any of our exclusive high class EN-
broideries, Edgings, Insertions, Flounces,
Beadings or Medallions at 80 1870 discount
and every tenth customer will receive her
purchase free. You wont know until you
have purchased, but if you happen to be
the tenth Embroidery customer your pur-
chase will cost you nothing. It's free.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-22
COAST

Just published and on sale by the
Redewill Music Co, suite of four
piano pieces called Visions by J.
Homer Grunn of the Arizona School
of Music These compositions are the
latest from the pen of Phoenix's tai
ented pianist and are very attractive
pieces of medium grade of difficulty.
On sale by the Redewill Music Co.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-22
BASEBALL GAMES
IN THE THREE LEAGUES
A Spotted Day With the Coast and
National.
NATIONAL
AM ERICAN

BatterieS-LiefieId, FrOck and CID
son; McQuillen and Jacklitsch.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-22
Jones Dry Goods Co.
A Special June Sale of
High Grade Merchandise
Preceding Inventory
Beginning Monday, June 20
Bedding Dept.

0OOOIIIS 0OPO'
72x9O full size Bleached Sheets, soc value,
now ..... 33c
42x36 full size Bleached Pillow Cases, 15c
value ......... ......... ~. 10c
81x9O extra quality, hemstitched Sheets,
$125 value Observation-Disclosures. 89c
42x36 genuine Pequot Pillow Cases, 25c
value 19c
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1907 G sw.7r.b. cell 5.5o
900 9Th sw, 6r. b.26.50
1914 o nw.10r. ami4O. 90
AS 9th sw. Or, h.19.50
929 G sw, s.. 1850
1922 Union sw. 6r.11.50
1914 Union sw.7r.12.W
S24 6 sw, 6r. so
504 9Th sw. e.. .14.3D
SIT 9th ew. Or. b.l7.50
R'r 1877 Quincy NV.
garage. 900
Van near Sd sw. Ar,
b...............lS.W
1349 8 Cap. 6r. $3.50
The Terrace, 3 4 A..
V...,..........,[ O.UU
723 7th sw. az. .17.75
14{7 e Cap, br. 1850
Veronica. No 10. 4r.
500 &c 6 sw, ST., DE-. .1s. SO
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FOR RENT
ll4srairmont. 10r b5o.5o 1411 20th pw.er.b. 90
1925 10th NV 81 b. 80 314 M, Or. b.. 100
4e4Me Az sw.sE.b. $500 sis H ne. Or, b...al.5o
70 NV, 6r, b. $3.50
FLATS.
14ssNJ av NV ST. $1,000 So ] ne. br. b.. %. 90
2637va 5r,b. 1850 SO Porter ne. Or, BIC. so
STORES.
7s1 18th nw.... .eb.O0I 100 18th nv. on
53s let se,&dwl. $500 1903 NV. 500. co
CAYWOOD / GARRETT, 1921 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FIOIn 4. DAVIS,
FOR RENT-
3l4 n sc. 6r. ". s$12.50
313 W ne. Or, b. .22.50
1918 LIST &c. Or. 1850
SIS 9th sw. Or, b.l7.50
I'd 4 Van sw.7r.b.B.W
1890 $ Cap, 6r. ...11.0O
614 9Th sw. 81. 1900
1851 X Sc. II. 1900
53l u sw, 6r, b. $500
NV cor 10th 4 Nd
90 ,s IT, :w. di2.sr. BIS iSS: %
1853 Armory pl sw,
n. .u.W
l51 Sheridan Az Sc,
Anacoatia. .......9.QO
1871 7th sw, O.. ...l7.75
1921 Mt Pleasant NV.
az, 6r, b........3 80. 90
60A Me Az sw. al,
81, b............l2.00
AS n J ~ se, ".
b. Sd d. 1880
nN1 SAT oSu
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APARTMENTS.
ocl6,sa&w.tf


FOX EENl-.BY H. r.
1lo3 9th pw.l4r. 2b$R. 80
5lS 9Th NV. 11r.
%, stable. .@.e 20
229 G nw,lOr. b.stoS0 ~
1929 9th NV. 10r. b.45. 50
HOS 9th NV. Or. b. -. 90
~ D NV, Ia. b.&.5o
1892 9Th Nv. 6r.
b. stable. ....... .3s. 20
1907 sth nw.7r,b. 30. so
30S r NV. 6r. b, $3.50
1913 L nv. e. b.I.10
3l4 H NV. Or, h. Is. so
1881 eth NV, Or. b. Is. 80
ca @ NV. Or. b. rs. 50
163 Girard. 6r. h. % 90
1907 G sc, 6r. b go. 20
Sll Claiming, Or. b. 81. %
1927 Sth NV. Sr, ". 20. 80
90 Fla av NV 6r. bis. 30
1879 9Th NV. 5r, Wis. 80
.54l 9th NV. Hr.w. la.W
22l5 Ga Az nw,5r.w12.O
"a. Ersm"" no r.w.I.t0
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7O5 Sth &c. with 2rO.OO
254 l1th Sc. with
Or, b...........35,@
1904 Wster sw. 20. 90
f206Water sw, drug2O. 90
APARTMENTS.
1891 Fla av ne. Or. b3O. 30
81 Mass av. 6r, b. 25.O0
6S0h Morton, 5r. bl5. so
644 Norton ne. 5r, bl4.5O
COLORED.
331 18th Sc. Or. b.1S.4O
333 18th sc. Or, b. lS.N
1881 Sd sw. 5r. b. 1850
BOT Van sw. 3r, b. .ll.OO
Isl N Sc. Or. W. 1000
l59 n sc, 6r. ". 10. 90
los CorcOran ne. 1000
STABLES.
r 22H 14th nw.sta5. 90
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1tZ$ 1Otu NV, 1N.
70. INV heat...$50.00
81 Mass av.lune hO. 90
,10l y III av.lUr.t ,Sa. 40
1921 Sd sw. sto. dw3o. 50
2210 LIST NV. Tor. b. $3.50
i29 Goth NV, sto
and dwg. $3.50
149 18th ne, 8r, b. 27.0
1910 LIST NV. fsr, b.25. ~
1916 lat NV. Ct, -. 70
COZ F ne, Sr, b. rs 30
1871 N G av,6r, b. $3.50
1902 ] ne. 7r. b. .22. so
u 4 70 o NV. Or. b.
each, ......... ,Z1.S5
1915 e Sc. Or. b. 20. %
78 o ne. 6r, b. 3 80
4l0 18th se. Or, b. 1850
IS Myrtle, Or, b.17.50
1O21 n J av sc, 5r, blO.W
Ocl6-Sa. tn, tn. tf.21
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FOR RENT
217 "a NV, 12r. .$55. 90, 1873 18th nv. Or. Al 90
$40 ed NV Or. 1000 eos p NV 2r. 80. .85 50
1890 Cor NV Tor IS 30 Ills 9th NV. 7r. 81
1885 9th NV. 6r. q. so 1908 Fla Az me- Or % so
8G3 Irving NV, Or. 22.50i 213 ne. Or. n 90
1892 NV. err. FL 90 1929 9th NV. 6r. .1S 80
627 N'toD pi NV, 7r16.6O 331 sw. Or. -. 1901
l3l7 Dean ne, 81 1880 l52 Pp0v. City, 1r1O.0 90
2007 R'dale ne, 6r 1000 2i2 Cap az, Ger 10 90
zoos Rdale ne, Or HOO 1890 KIM ct 6w, brio 50
1911 Kramer ne ,5r. ESQ $50 Desm'd al 50. 4re 50
S244 Grace NV. 6F. $50 IL Col ter hv,4r. g. so
1144 Govt al nw.4r 80 us Pleas nj sw, ~. 75O
sos 10th NV, 3r. $50 ISL sber av. Anc. 6r9. 90
APARTMENTS.
1920 9th NV. Apt 2, b., heat fur, Or. 500 20
d5s ne: LIST asos; e g %
sS' e'n 0e uS q 1Rc.i Hi ROOMS. S0Oo
438 9th NV. Rooms TO- IL, 12. 3r. $500
SO4 NV, 2 front rooms Sd door: pr. 90. 1900
500 q NV, 3r., 30 dopr. Observation-Disclosures. 90
4S9 9th NV, Rooms aud o. ............. 1890
2l5 a. NV, Sr., 4th door. ............. 1000
2010 X NV, back room, lst door. ......... $50
24O0 SHOWS court nv, 3r., LIST door. go. 500
$50 9th h.w.. Room ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
1921. TIL NV. store and large warehouse So 50
't ocle.st. 4: g. GiYwooD. eds eth Of. NV W.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
store and office dwelling: will lease for term
OF years.
1853 N st. NV. 1875. 5 baths (ocf. u 500. 90
1884 Col I'd, II rooms and 2 baths. $780, 90
2433 18th ut. NV. 10r. and b. (Oct. u. SO
1920 Girard st. me-, 6r. b., furnished,
large lot, porches. ................... $23 90
20 Quincy pl. Ne. Or. and b. .$o5 81
We have number Of desirable furnished
houses in the NV. section; rent, $76 per mo.
and upward. TYLER& RUTHERFORD {Inc.).
oe2-2lt'l4 TO 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HoUsES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-l305 ST.. NEAR IOWA CIRCLE:
Is rooms; thorough repair; suitable for board
ing house or private residence. Owner wishes
to retain third n0or. Rent for balance OF hou;e
90 rooms). $50. Call or address OWNER
1905 ST. oc18Sts
FOR RENT-eo2 ST. Sw.. OPPOSITE PARK;
three-stofy, bay-window house; II rooms; bath
second and third floors; trout and back yards;
with shed and toilet Rent, $500. Inqair, ut
900 B st. s.w oc16-3t
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% and insurance,
Q calls. Main . and 10.
APARTMENTS.
WITH HEAT.
The Leunlass, 18th &
Q SITS NV
Apt 0l, Ar, b. $500
Apt 402. Ar, b, 18th
mo free. ........3.0 90
The Ingleside. LIST aud
Todd NV
Sd @ from. 5r. b. $3.50
The Paneoast, 1915 East
Capitol St
Apt s, Or, b.pan'y30.0J
Apt Is, 5r, b, pan'y25.O)
Apt IL. 5r,b, pan'y30.OO
MISCELLANEOUS
APARTMENTS.
WITH HEAT.
351 l4th NV, 3r. b.
I'd door. $500
sol B ne. Or, b. "a. $3.50
345l l4th NV, 3r,
b, 30 q. or. .3).W
SOL B ne. 5r. b. 50. $3.50
Apt. |, 5us E NV
Ar, b. ...........27.5o
The Efipgham. 2O6 D.
4r. b. .25.5o
1882 lst NV. 3r. b.
heat and light. $500
Apt 2. 500 Md av ne.
3r. b.....-....@.O
Apt 2. Victor -,l27.o0
WITHOUT HEAT.
1882 \ Cap. 5r,
b. ID floor. .....27 90
l7lS l4th nw,8r. h. %. so
36A Todd pl ne. Or, b2l. so
351a Todd pl ne. Or. b2l.50
1l05 D ne. orb. Id. 2l.OJ
2450 BrightwOod av.
LIST q, 5r. b. 1850
2450 Brentwood av,
I'd q. 5r, b......@.50
2s09A Sherman av NV,
Ar. b. ......... 20. 30
1872 Duncan. A. 1880
.412t5 Duncan. 4r. b13.50
1907 Md av sw, Or. blS.J0
LOOT Md a. sw, 3r, b11.50
OFFICES.
GOT 7th nw,l L. r.12.Oo
607 7th nw,1 lge rm,
Sd floor. north. .12.00
GOT 7th NV. / IL rm,
I'd floor. south. 10 o.
STABLES.
1928 o & P Stable,
10 stalls and black
smiths shop .23.O0
734 9th NV. 3 stall s,
2 carriages. -. 1000
us Adams. roar. 500
WAREHOUSES;.
$50 Pierce nw,y'r.l,5C0
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18th near h, 30r.
Oh. $4,000
1912 Mass av, 52r. Abs. 900
2034 Col I'd. Bar. 4b.6.O10
1924 18th, 3Or. 5b. g. 00o
1875 10th. Oar. 4b. 8, 500
1856 Mass av. 25r. 4b5, 0D0
l7l0 \ Fl av.1Sr.:'h5 400
2133 r. 25r. 6b. AZ 600
210s 18th. 25r, Al. 4, 600
22U1 Mass av. 2Or, 3b3, 90
5ll 18th. DIV & sto2. 100,
o2H6Mass az. 14r 3hl. 800
1858 y n av. 17r.3b. 200
l15i q. lar. 2b. :. 123
1927 Mass av.1ir. 2b.i33
11l5 Conn av.12r. 2b. 125
l006 18th. 17r. 3b. ...l2J
1II7 Mass az. 1ir.3r l25
1918 y Fl av. 18TH. 125
T." corn av.14r.2b125
1912 Corcoran. 3or, b. 100
20V1 Kal. 14r, 2b. ..1iD
lisa T. l2r. %. -. 100
l4l6 21st, l2r. 2b. 100
1120 9Th. l2r 2b. 500
o Grant pl. l1r. 3b.
newly decorated. sS no
211S Wyoming. 12r.s %
1i5 q, IIr. -. 333
144a r I av.12r, 2bT5. 90
400 Chaplin. 12r. 2b75.O0
14O1ReImont. I2r. 2h75.On
2019 Col I'd, Tor. 1bT5. 90
POPS kal av. 12r. 2b7O. 90
1925 21st. Tor. h. 500
1905 Irving. 1o-.2hG' o.
FURNTSHE
Permits to inspect on
Mass nv. large. %. 900
lola 18th, BAR, 6b1S. 600
1407 18th, 1Sr, 4b. g, 900
2l0S 18th. 25r.. 4b.6. 900
2034 Col I'd. 30r. 4b6. 600
Mass Az near Sheridan
Cirr'n. 20r. 2b. any
addition -.......5. 900
2201 Mass av. 1sr, Abb, 900
1900 VT av,20r. 3b.3. OOJ
Mass av near Sheri-
dan Circle. 800. g, 600
2226Nass av.14r.3h2. 800
1917 Kal av.16r, 3b2, 900
1717 Church, Tor, 2bl, 800
1902 p, 12r. 2b. ..1.2 10
1899 @. 1Or Oh. ..1.201
1923 10Th. Tor. b. 300
ITS Conn. ] Ar. 5h. mo. 500
1855 y Fl av. 17r. 3b. $50
Seth & McComb, C p,
l7r, 2b.
l73S p. 16r, 2b. 200
1904 10th. Tor. h, 6mo200
1880 Core. 11r.2h en-. 200
Conn av & Bradley
lane. Chevy Chase,
12r. 2b, mo. 200
cO21 Kal av, 12r. Oh. 200
1913 CT I'd. 1-r. 2b 1870
1735 Park I'd. 12r. 2b. 155
1IN) Core. Tor. n. 12m. 15U !
21O1 p, 12r, %. -. .15o
1872 21st. 12r. h.6m150
1918 s. 10~.h.k. 6 mo150
UNFINISHED
Balfour. lst, Sd. 9Th
or 9th d. cor. Or.
b. x. So 90 |
Balfour. LIST or I'd q
front. 6r. h. L. $500 |
Balfour. LIST. I'd. Sd or J
18th q. rear. Or, b.. 5000
Balfour. I'd f.2r.b.21.5J
Balfour. LIST q. Ii. b,
closet. .....lS.W
Bslfour. large dining rm
4 Kitchen cafe. $500
l112 18th, Or. b. 1000
FURNISHED j.!
Permits to inspect on
Laclede. 6r. b. L. ..175 ,
Farragut. 81. b. 1. SmO. It's !
Farragut. Or. b. X, I'm 125
Farragut, Or, h. IS. 90 /;
Farragut. Pr. h. .SO.0 90 |
Toronto, Or. b. K. 81,
complete, china. lin
eas, library, pictures.
bric-ahGa az. .135
Congressional. 4r. b,
K. : mo. 49,. 5000
Plymouth 52). Or. b.k. 100
Congressional. 4r. b.
X. Il mo.
STOl
= near 18th. year.3.OD
b11 11th, sioShldg.. 200
Sit 18th nw.&cellar.l5O
$50 Sth NV. 100
827-9 E. remodel. .Onrr
OFFICE
1908 81, st, 3r, A. 25. 90
el7-S19 14th, single
rooms. 1880 to 1850
S17-S1a 18th. 2A Il. $50 |
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1888 7th pw, so. 90
1105 18th nw.....40 90
202s Ga av NV. rs. 90
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2020 18th NV. 12r.b40. -
! 1882 5th NV. Tr. %
Rear 1929 9th nw1O.W
STABLES.
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garage. 1900
Rear 27l3 Ga ~.
stu & 2 acres. :. =. %
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