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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
Building Contracts

Edwin and Charlotte c. Schmidt with Leonard-
Frost construction company-An wors Tor three
Laurel streets. W BITS By SIS: s10.500.
Mrs NJ. L. Konrad with c. H. Tubbs--To erect
building in " line Of Harper street. $50 from
Thirtieth. 25 ON Harper; $2S50
Myrtle ID. Boyson with Mccullough construct
msnt apartment building at Sc corner Dolores
and Twenty first streets. z 90 BY : %; S11 $50
F. A. Williams with Barry Dillon-Concrete
work for brick building in line OF Seventeenth
street. 172 OF Howard. E As by $ 100: 81 .4o5.
John ID. DAILY with f. Van Hees company and
H. T. whitley-Removal Of old buildings. exca-
walton. concrete. carpenter work. etc. roofing.
timing. galvanized iron. plastering- mantels.
sewering. plumbing and gas fitting for three
story and basement frame building (stores and
fats in W line OF Valencia street. 76 S OF
Twenty first. S so by W 90; $17, 900.
Union trust company with NciilVray- Raymond
granite cOmpany-Conerete. excavation and gran
lite work. ETC.. for a building at NE corner OF
O'Farrell street and Grant avenue. 40.11a. Ne
clsrs Sw W,ss WIS., company % p%R %iS I sToscu
nue. No 23S s19e5
George Fisher with Edwin Bradshaw-All work
for a two story and basement frame building
-four nats) at corner OF Twentieth street and
Mrs Emma Rose (by Thompson -Starrett COM
pany) with Pacific floor sanding eompany-Oak
floor for fist story OF Rose building. at Suffer-
street and Clara lane: 81. 700.
John and Margaret Berndt with Jacob Wetzel-
berger-An work except painting. parlor man
tells. gas fixtures and shades for two story
and basement frame building in line Of Noe
street. 11:15 OF Elizabeth, % BY l27;
S434S-
A. Levy with A. Olsen-An work for altera-
ticus to make two story building into three
story building in line OF O'Farrel1 street. 155
W OF Fillmore. " So By 1876. $3.50.
Emma s. Long with Holm & Son--TO erect
two story frame building in line OF Lake street,
81 W OF Fifth avenue. " 80 BY ; 100: SO, ,O95.
Barker, Knickerbocker & Boswick with Brode
& Clark-Structural iron and steel for i've story
and basement building az NV corner Of Howard
and Second streets: S7100
.re rwfN 80.
company-TO erect theater and store building
on removal OF old building in Sc line Of Market
street $50 NE OF Fourth. NE 80 by Sc 100;
$50 OO0
Peninsula realty company with NJ Fisher-To
erect a store and loft binding in line Of san
s.. SO COB.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-10, 900 acres in subdivisions to suit
purchaser; situate in the great artesian belt IN
Kern county, soil rich and deep; surface level
abundance of free water; convenient to rail-
roads.
This land will produce deciduous fruits.
grapes sugar beets, alfalfa, vegetables, hay,
grain, and in fact anything that is grown in
the great San Joaquin valley. The lands all
around are being occupied by thrifty settlers.
IL you want to raise hogs and cattle, or If you
want TO plant eucalyptus. If you want an in
vestment, or if you want to make for yourself
a home, now is your opportunity. This Is
about the last of the great tracts in the San
JOAQUIN valley to be had at the extremely low
price for which 1t is offered, and at terms
within reach of all.
For prices. terms and further information,
apply to
2O6 Metroplis Bank Building
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK FOR NoNPAY
MENT OF ASSESSMENT.

OCEAN SaOhB hAlLWA1 COMfAN1
Location OF principal place of business No. SO
Eleventh street. In the city and county Of San
Francisco aud state of California.
Notice is hereby given that there is delin-
quent upon the following described capital stock
OF the Ocean Shore Railway Company on account
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective share holders follows, viz:
No of No Of Ar,ot otfnf
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FINE corner lot. -o0x100; room house: fruit
trees and berries; / y blocks from good car
service; sacrifice for 50. 100
room new modern cottage; large lot; price
S3.100; $500 cash. balance easv terms.
room house: lot 50x120: fne loca ton; price
1850; 81 300 cash.. balance fiat loan.
COAST REALTY CO..
969 Broadway. room &C.
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$3.50 and upward. on easy terms.

$3.50 and upward, on easy terms
Choice building lots in 35th av. and A st.
These lots are ready to build on; surrounded
by nice homes and far below the regular market
value. They offer an exceptionally good chance
to people who want good lot for home Agent
on the ground Sunday.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOTSi
81 ,S50-20th av. near II ST.. the future business
block of Sunset; easy terms.
$2,000-Large lot 371ax120, in Dist av., be-
tween II and sts.: easy terms.
S1,650-Oniy 2 of them left choice building lots
on the east line of 18th av. near II st.
The entire block is now being built up
with beautiful homes; all houses are IL
feet from the sidewalk This is one OF
the prettiest avenues in Sunset Money
advanced TO builders. Easy terms.
So, ,250-Choice northwest corner of K ST. and
sth av.: fine view. streets btuminized
cement sidewalk: 321zx100 This is an ex-
ceptional bargain.
81, 500-Presidio Panhandle lot: east line OF 18th
av., near the corner OF St The cheap
est lot in the district. win be worth
$1,000 in less than no time
81, ,250-Pres ldo Panhandle lots in the west line
of 14th av., between Point Lobos and
Clement: lots.
BARGAINS IN COTTAGES
$2,200-Pretty modern cottage of rooms and
bath in 35fh av., near Clement. on easy
terms: every lot in this block will be worth
81. 500. as 1t is adjacent to the new park
and affords grand view
81. 500-Easy terms. room cottage in 10th av
near ST. lot alone is worth that money
s., ,500-Cottage of rooms in 18th av., between
and G St. on easy terms.
LIPMAS & HIRSCHLERS 255 Montgomery st
Phone Douglas 1914
Branch office corner of Fl st. and 18th av
Open daily including Sunday.
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

BID ON a FRUITVALE LOT.
40 feet front, highest point; all Improvements:
on Foothi1 boulevard, In Steinway terrace on
Aqua Vista st. opp. Railroad av.. with trees on:
price S71250; have paid s225 on the lot but need
ready cash. so make me bid by Saturday. the
10th. on S225 which ! have paid. paying balance
at SO per month TO owner; lot win 20 TO highest
bidder W. R. WEBB. Republican office, Fres-
no. Cal: tel. Main go.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
5000 on easy terms.
cern o~ +o

LIPMAN q HIKSJdLEK, 700 montgomery 81
LdPMAN & HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery ST.
LOTS LOTS LOTS
LOTS LOTS LOTS
$3.50 on easy terms.
$3.50 on easy terms.
The choicest and cheapest lots in Richmond
district in 2Sth ay.. north of @ ST Only one
block from Golden Gate park and streetcar line
aud close to the new proposed Stadium entrance.
They are beautifully located: high ground over
looking the city, Golden Gate park and the
ocean. There are only few Of them. There is
nothing on the market as good as these for the
money. A splendid Investment for the future.
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VERY CHEAP FOR QUICK SALE.
1914 acres. Santa Clara county; in year old
orchard; finest soil; near town; beautiful loca-
tion buildings So. 250.
DAIRY RANCH AND ALFALFA BARGAIN
4S0 acres very finest sediment SOIL level a
floor: all under ditch; water right: fenced
in II hog tight fields; IL room house: very large
barn, lots of alfalfa: family orchard and vine
yard; in Kings county, Hanford, in the
famous Mussell Slough district, the richest in
the state; price $50 per acre half cash. and
cheap at SIS; If you want the best. here it IS.
Country Dept. HOLCOMB REALTY CO.,
30G San Pablo av.,
Oaklad. Cal.
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HEALTH NovENENr

..vIAvI SCIENCE Or HEALTH" natural
nonsurgicaI; cloth bound 400 page book, free.
Apply by mail, G36 Pine street Lecture for
women Thursday at 23o p
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10 ACRES IRRIGATED FARMS PLANTED TC
ALFALFA.

10 acres of the best irrigated land 4 miles
from railroad station, Willows. the county seat
Of Glenn county, for S1,250. The first payment
S65 monthly thereafter $15 The land has all
been plowed and portion of the tract has been
planted to alfalfa, which is growing beautifully.
The remainder will be planted rapidly as
weather conditions will permit. and expect a
good crop this spring. We estimate that the
alfalfa will pay you $500 to 5000 every year,
and fast it is sold the net proceeds will be
credited as additional payment on account Of
your contract Write the Alfalfa Farms Com
who will send you full particulars. This land Is
entirely free from overflow.
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ALAMEDA REAL EsTArn

81 $50 for 6 room house and lot; 25x1O0; near
Versailles station; get cur list.
S2.I50-AIodern house; 6 rooms and bath; lot
5Ox150: near Bay station.
ROTHERNEL & CO., PAT Russ Bldg
COzY bungalow. rooms. BATH laundry pantry.
and outbuldng; 10 fruit trees: lot 4c:6x1S5;
beautiful ncighborhood; near Park ST. station.
Call at ia Recent St. narrow gange.
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PIEDMONT PROPERTY

Desirable lot 39x1IO feet. near Oakland av
carline and short distance from Piedmont sta
tion; near corner OF Howard ay. and Mace ST
for sale at sacrifice; similar sized lots in same
block being held at 1865 ard upward; will sell
this lot for $1.250 on terms follows: S45(
cash and balance in monthly payments Of SIS
including interest Owner, box "A. Call office
San Francisco.
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Fortieth av., between A and B SITS.

Fortieth av., between A and SITS.
Tie entire westerly frontage this block Is
for sale in subdivision on EASY TERMS. There
are building restrictions this property-every
bouse will set back 10 feet from the sidewalk.
Every lot affords a GRAND VIEW of GOLDEN
GATE PARK, the OCEAN. SPRECKELS LAKE.
The lots are on official line and grade: streets
curbed and maeadamized. Look into this to-
day. Agent on the ground.
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SANTA ROSA REAL ESTATE
WRITE for list of income bearing ranches to
James II. Cray. Santa Rosa Cal
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
FOR sale or rent-In Ross Marin CO.. room
modern bungalow: open fireplace; large veran-
da. Particulars address box 715, Call Office.
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SAN nIArEo REAL ESTATE

ONES, Investments lots. ranches. acre proper
ties BROWN & WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal.
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81 20N

Bungalow for sale by owner; Hudson and Boyd
sts. Claremont district. Key Route and College
av. cars; : rooms beam ceilings. two ehimneys
and CRATES: designed by architect; swell home in
swell neighborhood; reasonable terms; must sell.
See owner. MIR. GORDON, 1O031s Broadway
phone Oakland $3.50.
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CHOICE eucalyptus land. close to the city: s
acres or more: easy terms: great opportunity
Progressive Realty Co., SAG Market St
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S. F. LYING-IN HOME, 1871 Oak st. mr. Park
DR. LORD. physician in charge; conhneme
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26
n0w's InIs7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot bo CURED by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY 8 CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. J. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorab BILE
in all business transactions and
financially able to carry ont any OBJ.
legations made by his Arm.
WAldinR. Kinnan d Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Oatarrh Cure Ia taken iuter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drus.
gista.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipation. 1870
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26
Al STATEMENT OF FACTS

As there has been oous dernble talk
about town and some slighting re.
marks made connecting Damp No. Ss4
". o. W. with reference to the dance
given here Saturda ay night. We deem
1t but just that tho public should be
enlightened rs to the fActs in regard
to the same. Florence camp No. IS
had not the slightest interest In the
affair and the W. o W. do not ap.
prove Of the conduct Of the rowdy
element which took advantage of
the excursion to come to Florence
to have what they called n thigh
old time"
The dance WAS given by outside
parties on their own responsibility
and they no doubt regret the actions
Of those who were responsible for
the disturbance ~ much ~ we.
Frank 4. Johnston,
Counsel Commander.
N. W. McCamuor,
CLERK.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Yesterday WAS not only Bobby
Burns birthday anniversary; neither
WAS his the only celebration. John
7. Sanders was A years Of age, and
his wife, parents, relatives and
friends sprung a surprise royal upon
him. A splendid dinner was served,
and otherwise the date WAS properly
observed.
Amongst those present, were his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sanders !;
Mr.. and Mrs. william Tony, and
Misses Mary and Chetlette Tony; Mr..
and Mrs. George Eason; Misses Mamie
ana Eta Eason, and Mrs. Butts, Of
California, who had just arrived here
for visit. and being an old time
friend of the Sanders family, whom
they had not met for many years
and learning that there WAS some
thing doing at the Sanders home
followed the merry makers.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26
PLENTY OF WATER.

Water in No. oity reservoir has
raised ten inches since the first day Of
December. Superintendent Killian
states that there need be no fear from
scarcity Of watert the coming veAson
1t Ia his belief that by spring all three
Of the reservoirs will be filled to over
flowing. The mountains and gulches
at the head waters of the creek which
feed the reservoirs lie deeply covered
with snow.
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9erscnal Paragraphs
Col. J. q. MacDonald is in Col

| OOl. ~ ~. m6Couubiu 10 III OOA-
orado Springs on business trip.
--City Attorney g. H. Wilkes 10
transacting legal business In Canon
City this afternoon.
Samuel Amter came down from
Denver Last night and will spend the
next few days looking after business
interests In Florence.
-Mrs. Dennis Coughlin and child
rem were passengers on No. 8 this af-
ternoon for Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Walker return
ed home last night after . pleasant
visit in Denver for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Gilbert, Of
Goal Greek, were in the oity today
visiting friends and shopping.
Joe Snuff. looal manager Of Col
orado Telephone company. was trans
acting business In Portland today.
George P. Nix came down from
Canon City this morning on No. l0|
and spent the day with his numerous
Florence friends.
Mr.. Sylvester, representing the
Mining Sciencs and Mining Investor,
of Denver. was in the city yesterday
In the interests of his publications.
The postofiice cigar store
greatly added to the appearance and
convenience Of its counter by the ad-
dition of new show case this morn.
ing.
-Chas Cowan, Sr. and Jr., of
Coal Greek. where in the city today
looking after business in connection
with the Burns celebration at that
place last night.
Mrs Matt Lines was an incom-
ing passenger on No. 10 this morning
and was the guest Of Mrs. d. A. Jack,
who this afternoon gave an informal
party to few Of her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Blunt, Of
Concrete. were among those from the
cement town who attended the Eurns
anniversary at Goal Greek last night.
They returned home this morning on
No. 16.
p. T. MCGUIRE left on No. 10
this morning for short business trip
to Pueblo. Mrs. MCGUIRE and Little
Paul accompanied him as far as Pu-
eblo, on their way to Denver for WIS.,
1t with friends.
j. w. Yelton drove out to his
fruit farm north Of Florence yester-
day and reports conditions there ex.
oellent. Mr.. Yelton 10 making ar.
rangements for several substantial
Improvements this spring on the place.
"A. M. Larry and wife OF Colo.
RADIO Springs. arrived in Florence
Sunday and have taken up their
residence at Ola West Second street.
Mr.. L. Is employed by the Florence
OIL and Refining company in the
capacity Of pipe filter.
"A baby girl, weighing 8 l-2
pounds, made its appearance at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Swan
Of 3l6 East Third street early this
morning. Mr.. Swan IL employed by
the Rio Grande a. telegraph operator
at Portland.
-Ms. A. Honeyman returned
Saturday night from Las Animas
where she has been visiting for the
last ten days at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Rodda. former.
ly Of this place. After weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hugh she
will return to her home at Flora
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26

paid in 80 years twelve million dol
lars. Write Forester and 90. 1888
Arapahoe street, Denver. Colo. 1928
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26
I'm WYOMING. )"

This western Llay will be given in
Houston opera house Friday eve.
Tickets are on sale at Houstons' at
regular prices.
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I WANT TO SELL

Furniture consisting Of bedroom
sets both irons and solid oak ,dresssrs
carpets. ohairs, stov -. etc. Call q
ils Wsst Front street. pe.N
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26

Buy the famous Lowney candy II
you want the best; for sale only at
Daniels drug store 1871
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26

To Rent-Five room stone house, cor.
ner Of Wilson avenue and Fifth
street. Inquire at 3os Wilson avenue.
22-27x
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26

When you want the best 20 to the
Blue Front bakery. 22.27
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26

For Sale--l20-egg Ideal incu bator
nearly new Will sell cheap. En-
quire Ola East Third street 23-2sx
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26
ro RENT

To Rent-Suite Of three or Ave un.
furnished rooms. State Bank Build.
ing; with electric light, Eteam heat
and private bath. Rent reasonable.
9l.tf
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26

For Sale-White Plymouth Rock
chickens. Call at 1874 West Second
street. 22-27x
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26

For Rent-House to rent l22 W. Ord
street; rooms, modern. call phone
27S. Canon City. 28.2s.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26
FOR SALE

For Sale-A good seven.r room, brick
house. with out-buildings, on
choice piece of improved land in the
suburbs of Florence. Inquire at 1885
West Third street. 2O-26x
The daily tribune., 1909-01-26

Wanted-Highest price paid for
all kinds of junk, hides and furs.
sacks, etc. etc. Barney Ginsberg
Phone Florence 40. 53.tf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-16

In our last issue we made no men
tlon or the visit of A. l.. A. Holman,
the Socialist lecturer, who recently
held forth here two days and nights,
or the reason we did not have the
space. He had fairly representative
audiences to hear him, and had he
left off his uncalled-for attacks on the
Christian religion might have created
very favorable impression. How
ever he succeeded in securing some
fifteen or twenty names asking for
charter for a Socialist Local at this
place, several of whom are ladies.
We only heard one of his ad-
dresses, but from what we were able
to gather from it, he does not believe
that man was created by an ALL
wise being, as taught by the Bible.
He advances, on the contrary, the
Darwin theory of evolution as being
responsible for the human family as
it now is, it having developed from
some low order of mere animal ex-
istence. Such being his position he
made no plea for anything more than
a mere temporal existence-all that
a person needs from his standpoint,
being a good time while they live,
death ending all, as in the case of
any other kind of animal.
For our part we must confess that
we were disappointed in Mr.. Holman
We had expected to hear the ques-
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ton of Socialism discussed, but were
treated to criticism of the Bible
and the cause of Christianity in gen
eral. The country is full enough of
inf1delity without men posing as po-
litical redeemers going around get
ting the people together for the pur-
pose of instilling more of it into
them. AS we see it, if Socialism is
10 be built up in this country it will
take a different brand" of political
agitators than that represented by
Mr.. Holman.
We learn that he met with de-
served criticism at Hudson, Gaars
Mills, Mineral Springs and other
places where he lectured with refer
ence to his position on religion, the
Bible, creation of man, etc. This is
as it should be, and shows that the
people do not propose to be led
astray by such men and methods
Dodson Times.
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writer's in America. He is enter
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Whether he is writing a history of
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Of purpose. We believe that the
name of Tom Watson will be handed
down to future generations as one of
the greatest thinkers and brilliant
writer's of the present age.-Weath-
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