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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF LEASING SEAWALL LOT.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be
received and opened by the Board of State
Harbor Commissioners at their office, room
No. 10, in the Union Depot and Ferry House,
foot of Market St, in the city and county of
San Francisco, state of California, at the hour
day of June, 1909, for letting or leasing by
lot is situated the water front of the city
and county of San Francisco, and is bounded
by Taylor, Mason. Jefferson and East sts
Sid property will be let to the highest and
best bidder for term not exceeding twenty
Eve (25) yearsy subject, however, to the
power Of the board to reject any and all bids,
and in accordance with printed terms and
conditions of lease TO which reference is here
by made which are on file in the office OF the
secretary OF the board, copies Of which will
be furnished bidders on application to said
secretary. Reference is also hereby made to
said printed terms and conditions of lease for
a more particular description Of Seawall
Lot "B'.
Bids must set forth the purposes for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must
agree that the statement of his bid IL the
lease is awarded to him, shall be embodied In
said lease, and he must also agree that said
lot shall be used only for the purposes set
forth in his bid.
W. v STAFFORD
W. E. DENNISoN,
p. S. TELLER,
Board of State Harbor Commissioners
W. B. THORPE, Secretary
June 10. 1909.
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CITY REAL EsrATE-continued

PARTITION probate and miscellaneous safes Oh
investments, residences and unimproved proper
ties at our salesroom Tuesday. June %. 1909, st
II O'Clock sharp.
ESTATE OF w PEACOCK DECEASED
EXECUTRIX SALE
p, oto,on ON ay. west line bet. ana . stS,
built hats of and and bath each:
concrete bulkhead. stone steps. ETC.: rents $50
ESTATE OF NJ f. PEACOCK. DECEASED
ExECUTRIX SALE
9tI-oi3 9th ay.. west line bet. and Is sts'
hlchnond district, 2 modern and substantially
built fats of and 6 rooms and bath each (:
concrete bulkhead. stone steps. ETC.; rents 500
per month; must be seen to be appreciated:
ESTATE OF NJ. F. PEACOCK DECEASED
EXECUTRIX SALE
200 10th av., west line, bet. Clement and
story dwelling of IL rooms and bath. nicely nm
ished, with large grounds and garden; an ideal
home; me, which Vii must be seen to be appreciated
ESTATE OF MARIA KESSLER, DECEASED
EXECUTRIX SALE
6O6-60S-6l0 Steiner ST.. east line. bet. Fell
and Hayes sts.. 3 substantially built fats of 6
and rooms and bath each; rents S112.o0 per
month; lot 25x106;3. This is choice residence
location being Be close to Alamo square
PARTITION SALE
California St, south line, near Van Ness av.
This choice lot, suitable for fats or apartment
house. is outside of fire limits. thus allowing
one to construct frame building; lot 25x13I:6
PACIFIC STREET CORNER
ner lot with basement; bakery located on
the property for years with bake oven in base
ment; bank mortgage of $3.50 remain; lot
22x6S:9; frontages.
CORNER SOUTH OF MARKET
Northwest cor. of Chesley and Eldridge sts.,
bet. 7th and Sth, Harrison and Bryant SITS. i'm
provements consist Of story corrugated iron
building, suitable for stable, warerooms light
manufacturing; lot 30xsO.
TEHAMA STREET BUILDING LOT
Tehama St, north line, 200 feet east of 9Th:
building lot, 25x75, with an assured enhance
ment; owner must SELL
SOUTH OF MARKET FLATS
As and 80 Boyd ST., on Chesley, bet Harrison
and Bryant 18th and Sth sts.; 9 new fats of 4
rooms each: rents SIS per month: lot 20x60 feet.
RICHMOND COTTAGES
44T-449 10th av., west line, near Point Lobos
ay.. Richmond district; bay window cottages
of and bath each: lot 5Ox120. The
owner being An absentee mas ordered US TO sell
them either a whole or separately.
CHOICE ALAMEDA PROPERTY
PARK STREET STATION
1918 Broadway. bet. Encinal and San Jose
ay.. story dwelling of 0 rooms and bath
with choice garden, fruit trees, etc; lot 10x13o.
Choice building lot. 30x13o. Immediately ad-
joining.
Building lot, 6Ox1oo irregular. and fronting
Pease
For catalogue and further particulars apply to
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
20 MONTGOMERY st
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

BAY COUNTIES POWER COMPANY BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that Mercantile Trust
saIe "a II On tha ninth dsv Of In,v ieoa 81
sufficient amount of first consolidated mortgage
FIVE per cent sinking fund 80 year gold bonds
of Bay Counties Power Company for the invest
ment of twenty-seyen thousand nine hundred
seventy-one S0-100 dollars 1921, .S0) now in
the sinking fund provided for in the mortgage or
deed of trust executed by said Bay Counties
Power Company to Mercantile Trust Company of
San francisco as trustee under date Of Septem-
Der l. 1900
Each bid must state the serial numbers OF
the bonds rendered and the price asked and
must be delivered TO the undersigned trustee at
its office, Ne. AGA California St, San Francisco,
California, on before o'clock p. m, July
6, 1909 in a sealed envelope marked Tender Of
bonds of Bay Counties Power Company
Dated: June TO- 1909.
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO. X. NJ. SIMS. Trust officer.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

THOMAS E. HAYMAN.
Suite 1000. First National Bank Bldg.
$4,000 cash-FuIl price $4,000; 3 high class 6
and room fats; just completed; best
part of Page; reduced from $4,000; have
deposit now from Spectator Sl0,25 big
snap.
$40, 600 eash-e new extra we'll built fats: large
lot; Deyisadero and Ellis: rent 81, 220 per
annum; full price $1,000.
$4,000 cash-Clay and Devisadero; north side;
high class new room flats; cost owner
$4,000; must be sold Immediately; full
price $4,000.
$S,500-0ne of the finest residences Masonic
av.; may consider offer; owner nonresi-
dent and compelled to sell.
81 600 cash-Income $500 per annum price
has been reduced from 1900 to $4,000.
as the owners are forced TO sell: lot 80
TT. front; new room fats near Mason
and Pacific; don't miss this snap
$1,000 cash--Rented exceptionally low at 81, 200
per annum; full price only $500; new
extra well built flats; all light; Guerrero
and 18th; real bargain; owner recently re-
fused $l1. 600; forced to sell
sc, 200-Two of the finest built and 6 room
fats; I'd and Folsom: rent $500.
SS,20o-Waller and Clayton; here are two new
and room fats just cost owner $500
to build; must raise money this week. III
you want the best in the city be quick !;
these won't last many days.
$1,000 cash-Corner on Waller; 33x11S; improve
ments are now two Q room fats with
high basement just suitable for 3
stores; full price S1O,300 reduced from
$4,000; this is a bargain.
81, 600 cash-Near Clay and Spruce; north side
of street; nearly new 8 room fats; 25x
100; reduced price $4,000; bargain
SO, 250-1 block from Market and 9Th; new
room fats; rents low 500 month.
$S,5o0-Half cash; high class and 4 room
fats Laguna and Suffer.
50, 250-Half cash. excellent room fats.
Fulton and Baker; rented low at 81 200
per
81 ,200-Broadway and Kearny; new and 6
room flats; rents 81 900 year.
$1,000 choice and I room flats; 18th and
Church; snap; worth $500.
Sc, 900 cash-New store property and room
fats; rented 81. 200 per annum; full price
only $4,000; near Powell and jackson; be
quick.
S., 900 cssh-California and Fillmore; rents
S1.140 per annum; and room fats
full price SIS 900; snap.
Sc 0O0-7 room residence; high class and mod
In every respect; near California and
Steiner; reduced from SIS, 900.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

AT q special meeting of the board of directors
of the California Schuetzen Club Park and
Building association held on Monday, June IA
1909 dividend of % cents per share was de-
clared, payable on and after Friday. June 20,
1909, at the office Of the treasurer Of the asso-
citation. Emil Woenne $40 Haight st. Certif-
Gates must be presented when collecting divi-
dends PHIL0 JACOBY President
OTTO A. BREMER Secretary
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BALDWl., & STETSON, lat SUFFER- ST
BARGAIN IN MARKET ST

RALDWl-, & STETS0N, LAT SUFFER- ST
BARGAIN IN MARKET ST.
$4,000 for so feet. Think it just for :
minutes; remember. it is said that the late
Mr.. Phelan regretted that he was forced to take
the famous Phelan property for So 500:
that the gore adjoining the .iutual bank
offered in trade for 2 cases OF cham
payne, while 18th and Market was known as
Butchertown. THERE is NOT ANOTHER
STREET IN THE WORLD LIKE MARKET ST
and offering you 50x110 in one OF
the best business blocks in Market St west OF
Van Ness for S25 900. yielding per cent
net. which will be increased as present leases
expire.
MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE.
SIS, 000-14 rooms, baths, billiard and wine
rooms. laundry, heaters, radiators cleo
tricitv. hardwood floors: 30xIO0 between
Washington and Jackson; rented, not
leased, for 800 per month; il you want a
this opportunity pass
SIC, 250-Rent 81 ,4T6; fats and rooms and
bath: 80 foot lot between Webster and
Fillmore; in nice. small street
81 000-2 fats. and 3 rooms 1lth av near
Point Lobos av.: 25x120; rent 1912.
SNAP
$1,000 fats. and rooms rent $500: 23d
st. near San Jose sv.; Hibernia mortgage
$4,000.
$40, 250-Rent s1,140: nice fats, 6-6-s rooms:
Larkin near Broadway; 25x137:6; mort
gage So, 900; this is a good buy.
BALDWIN & STETSON
Registered Fire Insurance Brokers'
Lowest rates furnished consistent with pr1-
Dental underwriting. No cost for furnishing
rates.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16

THE HYDE RANCH.
BEAUTIFUL soNoMA VALLEY.
5. 10. Is, 20 AND 80 ACRE TRACTS

The Hyde ranch OF 900 acres OF rich level and
rolling land, orchards and vineyards, = for
sale In small tracts to suit.
The Hyde ranch has splendid reputation
and has been farmed by Mr.. Hyde successfully
for 30 years The title is absolutely perfect
Elegant rich land covered with oaks, which
raises immense crops OF hay. corn. beans toma-
toes. ETC., for $50, $50, $50 and si0o 10 $3.50
per acre
Fun bearing orchards OF cherries. prunes.
pears. peaches, etc, for $3.50. $500 and 500
per aefe.
Choice vineyards OF Zinfandel Cabernet. Car
lyman, etc, in full bearing for $3.50, SiTS, $40,
SEQ and S225 per acre.
Each piece a positive snap.
Never anything cheaper offered and good.
Very easy terms.
Only 40 miles from San Francisco.
Can go up early in the morning, spend
hours on the ranch and back by Clio p. m
Moderate restriction In order to keep the
property up in nice clean shape. with neat
little cottages and no unsightly shacks.
Write or call for circulars.
C. II. UMBSEN & CO..
20 Montgomery ST.
San Francisco, Cal
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DAVIS BURNHAM COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE.

DAVIS BURNHAM COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE.
704 Mills Building,
San francisco
$4,000 acres pine, oak, mahogany; choice;
81 25
$4,000 acres pine. OAK. ash cedar. mahog-
any; So.
5000 acres timber. cOlOnizing; irrisable, i'm
proved; $3.50
100000 acres pine. oak well located FOR mar
ket; 81.
100000 acres; stock and improvement; on
r. r.; cheap
100000 acres colonizing, Texas and Mexico;
all sizes; 40c I'D.
10000 acres stock ranch and stock. Nevada
cheap; including several thousand acres alfalfa
land; Al gold and silver mine, developed: ore
In sight pay for mine; good terms; near R. z.
Particulars at office or sent.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16

SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES. investments lots ranches, acre proper
ties. BROWN & WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal.
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BuRLINGAME REAL ESTATE

FAIR OAKS MEMO
BY order OF the W. J. Adams estate we are
Offering the beautiful home place on Middle
field road, in trscts OF from two acres up.
This property contains the finest oaks in tbs
Fair Oaks MenlO district: IS very convent
emit TO station and in best neighborhOOd- There
are only Is parcels IN an and we advise
those contemplating purchase to make Inn
mediate selections Maps and prices on appn-
cation.
+. j. RODGERS & Co.
RUSS BLDG. 235 MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16

COrNrRY pRnPrRrY

COUNTRY PROPERTY
A beautiful country hong. within 80 minutes
OF San Francisco; rooms bath. electric lights;
lot 54xl07 feet; situated In Buringame; Z min
utes' walk from s. p. station or minutes from
san M2teo electric road; will net 10 per cent
office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
GOOD investment: $4,000; paying over 10 per
cent interest; fats and ? cottages corner
18th and East 10Th St nat new. Just esm-
pleted; cottages both rented. Inquire OF
builder. L. Fl. DOWNING. 1856 9th aV.
DO you wish to sell your or room house
with lot. fer % per cent cash. balance at $50
per month. IL so send description and loca-
ton TO S. W. box $751; Call. Oakland
QUICK SALES, 800; new modern room cot
tage. half block from z. 14th 81. MARK
LEY & CO., 1856 Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16
RUSSIAN RIVER REAL ESTATE
SAY RAFAEL. nEAL EsrArE

Reconsideration home sites: no fog; pano-
rama OF bay and mountain: trees. bOulevards.
electricity. water. sewers. restrictions; adioins
New Country Club; lots 100 II. to % acres, on
easy terms; cOnFeyances at Union depot and
agents on tract Sundays. CADWALADER.
TAYLOR & CO., sos Mills bldg, 5. T.
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NOTARY PUBLIC

MARK LANE. Notary Public and COMMISSIONS
OF Deeds. 245 Bush St; phone Temp. 1888.
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MACKENZIE & UNDERHILL.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
A-IrlaOrItI A LII,

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Full Charge Taken of Property
1O06 Merchants Exchange bldg
s25 0oO-Corner 55x115. with lot 25x55: splendid
hotel site; Fairmont and Pacific
Union club.
SO OO0-70xI37:6: near Green and Brederick
SITS: splendid neghborhood.
Sc, 500-Fine, new, room fats; lot 25xl20;
marine view
81 250-20x70; corner on Sacramento St near
Jones: small fats would always rent here
81, S00-20x60; Union st near Taylor. Can you
beat it?
81 5O0-25x120; 18th av. near A ST.; best buy in
Richmond district
81 ,350-25xso; 18th st. Hattie; grand
view.
81 20o-25xi00; Turk st. near LIST av.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE no Ex.

WANTED-Good house OF or rooms In hrse
class district, to exchange FOR business property
IN East 18th ST., lot 501125; improvements
consist OF stores. with living rooms In rear and
large hail above; income $50 per month; price
$12. 800. d. F. MINNEY. 422 11th ST. Oak
nd
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MONEY TO LOAN


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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-10-08
THE SkND-CLAY SYSTEM OF BUILDING
ROADS.

Richland county, South Carolina,
is the home of the sand'clay road.
By this process of building, heavy
sand roads become quickly convert
ed into roads as hard as macadam,
and even more enduring. The
greater the amount of travel, and
the more the roads are beaten by
rain, the frmer and better they be-
come. Drainage is necessary adj
junct to good road construction
through any kind of country.
Through the sand and clay for
nation that characterizes the coun-
try between Jacksonville and
Washington both sand and clay are
available and easily obtained. The
necessary quantity of sand on clay
or clay on sand to produce the best
result can readily be learned by a
little experimenting. When the
road has been properly graded and
the roadbed is of good founda-
tor, the clay is spread evenly over
the sand to depth of from four to
six inches, the depth depending on
the percentage of sand in this clay.
If the roadbed is of clay founda-
tin, the sand is spread on a little
thicker, say from six to eight inch
es. The clay or sand, as the case
may be, is simply spread on, not
mixed, and the mixing is done by
travel over the road, which is not
interfered with while the road is in
course of construction.
The cost of constructing roads by
this method depends on the amount
of grading necessary to be done,
and the distance the sand or clay
has to be hauled. The cost Of
keeping such a road in repair is
comparatively negligible.
In the making of sand-clay roads
no elaborate road-making machine
ry is necessary. The work is all
done with a common road machine
and grader. In formations where
pipe clay is the only sort available,
clay and sand are used in equal
proportions, so that it shall be
clear of grit. F. H. Hyatt, in Ra-
leigh IN. c. Progressive Farmer.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-10-08
STARTING RIGHT WITH THE ORCHARD.

A good orchard requires good
land, thorough preparation, good
trees and at least as much lntelll-
gent care as we give to our other
crops. In making selection OF
piece of land, choose good soil, and
if YOU can, select sandy loan,
with clay subsoil. Such land, with
cook drainage, will be found most
suitable for all kinds Of fruits. But
q heavier soil will give good salts
faction if properly managed. 1t
must, however, have plenty OF hui
mus in it, and the drainage must
be good. Ii goes without saying
that the natural place for the or
chard is near the house.
Thorough preparation should be
give the land selected. 1t is far
easier to put it in good condition
before planting, than after the
trees are set out. Cowpeas, velvet
beans, crimson clover or some 9TH
err legume grown on the land and
turned under, makes an excellent
foundation. A good dressing OF
stable manure is also in order.
Break the land well and put it in
the ut possible condition by re-
"na;ri !ovings and cultivation.
You are making a permanent IN
vcatn2ont, the trees are to occupy
the round for years to come.
i..y good trees. 1t pays to get
the best. A few cents difference
in l2 price is nothing as compared
with the expense of planting and
caring for them. If the stock is
poor, your labor may be thrown
away. But good trees will amply
repay your care and attention.
Purchase from reliable sources;
good nurserymen direct, or their
trustworthy representative, and
make sure of your Investment
EY
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-10-08
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE.

Philadelphia, the City of Broth
erly Love, hos an exhibition OF
practical benevolence in the work
of the Philadelphia School for
Nurses, which is of surprising in
terest to every one interested lnthe
care of the sick, the education of
nurses and the promotion of public
health and sanitation,
The annual report showed that
during the past year, ten thousand,
two hundred and scvcnty-fve pa
tients were supplied with nurses,
who otherwise could not have Sc
cured skilled nursing care. Four
fifths of this service was rendered
gratuitously 1t was shown also
that in teaching facilities, available
workers and number of students,
the School ranks as the largest
school for nurses in the world.
Several large classes of students
are about to be enrolled in the
Philadelphia School for Nurses, who
will, doubtless, witness the extern
sion of the work of the institution
in accordance with plans now de-
veloping as a result of the recent
New England conferences Alarge
number of free two-year scholar
ships are available to young women
throughout the entire country,
preference being given to those liv-
ing in the smaller towns and cities,
and the rural districts. These
scholarships include room, Lard,
laundering, uniforms, all necessary
instruction and railroad fare paid
| to the students home town upon
the completion of the course. A
preparatory Home Study Course
and a Short Resident Course are
also available to those v " Grslre
to quickly prepare themselves Tor
self-support, but are unable to de-
vote two years to study. Any
reader of this paper who may be In
terested in the general subject, can,
by addressing the School at 2219
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa,
get full details of the work, and the
scholarships now available.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-10-08
Makina Il Plain.

The following simple and explicit d.
rections are posted up in a hotel on the
NordfjOrd:
'The fire escape! Directions for use.
The one end of the rope is to be fixed
at the hook in the window frame, the
other is to turn out Of the window. The
plated snotter, which is fixed at the log
of wood. is to be put under your arms.
whereupon you may safely let yourself
slide down. You may regulate the hur-
ry by keeping the rope under the log.
If more persons are to be saved you
have to pull up the contrary end OF the
rope, fix this at the hook and go on so
till nobody is t."-London Punch.