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New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
EXPLOSION KILLS EIGHT.
Three BeleUed Fatally Hurt an
ROSIyn, Hash.

Roslyn Wash, Oct. Sat least eight men
were killed and three perhaps fatally injured in
a gas explosion in coal mine No. of the
Northwestern Improvement Company, near
here, to-day.
When the explosion occurred a column of fire
was thrown hundreds of feet into the air. ignt-
ing the shaft plant and adjoining buildings
Under the intense heat the hoist of the shaft
crumbled and fell. Cinders were blown in all
directions. several buildings in parts of the lit
tie mining town taking fire The citizens were
unable to extinguish the fires. and the Roslyn
Fire Department was called out.
The mine in the neighborhoOd of the shaft
burning fercely late tonight. flames shoot
ing up from the shaft nearly one hundred feet
into the air
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
NEW PITTSBURG SCANDAL
Club Member Loses 10000 an
Gambling Den-Grdft ShOzcn.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg. Oct 3-Through the loss on last
Friday night of 100000 by one of the younger
members of the Pittsburg Club in a gambling
den run on lower Penn avenue here by the gam
bling syndicate Pittsburg probably will have
another political shake-up even greater than
that caused by the councilman graft investga-
ton
Four members of the Pittsburg Club went to
the gambling hall 10 buck the tiger" Before
they left one of the young men had dropped
$4,000 in cash and checks and had left S42.O
in /. o. us. Reports of the game reached A.
Leo We'll, head of the Voters League, who i'm
mediately started an investigation and ascer-
tanned that one man controls the gambling priv
ileges Of Pittsburg, another sells all the beer in
the red light district the third has the cloth
ing privileges there, while the fourth controls
the diamond business. The hunt is on for the
man higher up"
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
WOMAN LIBRARIAN DISAPPEARS.
Miss Johnson, Niece of Boston Professor,
Missing Since August II.
LRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune ]

Boston. oct. 3.-Grave fears are entertained for
the safety Of Miss Elizabeth c. Johnson. niece of
Professor Thomas f. Pope, Of the Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology and librarian Of the physics
Iitrarv Of that institution who disappeared Au-
e,,st IL Every clew has proved unavailng in the
search being made for her by her brother. H G.
Johnson and yesterday her disappearance was made
known 10 the public, in the hope that some trace
might be found.
Tbe last nerson in Boston, as far as known. to
see Miss Johnson was Mrs. +. G. Shears, her room
mate on the afternoon of August II Miss Johnson
anpeared in the hall. carrying suitcase which ap-
neaced 10 be empty. From that day no one has
heard from her. Her brother said to-day that ne
,as afratd that she had met foul play had lost
her mind In the latter case, he said. she might
have wandered toward New York, where she was
A. one time a student at the New York Dental Col
lege for Women.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
NO DEAL, says MALBY.
Congressman Asserts Parsons Is
Preparing His ApOlOgy.

Denying the statement made by Herbert Parsons
Saturday, Representative George r. MaIby, OF
Ogdensburg. a former state Senator. last night
made a spirited attack upon the president OF the
County Committee. Mr.. Malby. who made a visit
Albany the time the registration bills were
under consideration in the legislature declared
that he would have known Of any deal between the
upstate Republican leaders and Tammany Hall.
1T looks TO me as if Mr.. Parsons were getting
ready apology for his quadrennial failure 70
look after the interests Of his organization" said
Representative Malby. Two years ago he made
an alliance which disgusted the good men r. his
party and met with failure. and. although regret
it as much do all Republicans. it would seem
that he fears the same result this year. However
the Republican ticket down here is so strong that
it will probably win in spite of Parsons.
President Taft took Office on March A. Congress
convened on March Is y vas established that IL
Taft We're 10 carry ais programme for tariff re-
vision he must have the Republican House or
ganization with him. and that the Republicans and
not bunch of Insurgents must organize the House
and continue its rules. For some reason Parsons
the only New York Representative who voted
against the rules He and Gardner. OF NTsssa-
chusetts. stood together. and think Parsons even
voted against the modified rules which were pre-
pared by Representative Fitzgerald. who is OF
the most brilliant parliamentarians in the House.
and who for some good and sufficient reason saw
the wisdom in voting with the Republican or
gauzatiop In all there were thirJy-fye Democrats
who showed the same wisdom.
1T is absolutely untrue that any, deal existed. /
was all through the Eight and know. The regis
traJiOn bills Parsons refers TO defeated themselves
Parsons shouldn't make such suggestions"
Senator Raines equally vigorous In his de-
malls of any deal and in his denUuciation Of Mr..
Parsons.
When Mr.. Parsons heard what Malby and RaincS
had said he smiled and said: That is very in-
teresting. l have nothing further 10 say but ]
reiterate what said yesterday"
Assembly, yman Artemas Ward jr., who had charge
OF the registration bills in the Assembly said he
Lna haf "A
some strange influence. but he was not aoie 10
state What II
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
CIR UPSETS; TWO DEAD.
Eight Others Badly Hurt an Pitts
burg accident.

Pittsburg. Oct. 3.-Two men We're killed and
eight other passengers seriously injured three
of them probably fatally. tonight in a street.
car accident here. The dead are James Duffy,
twenty-six years old. and Martin O'Rourke.
thfrty-five years old
The accident occurred in the fashionable resi-
Dental section of the East End. on the Butler
and Negley avenue division of the Pittsburg
Railways Company. While this line
was rounding corner at fair rate of speed
one of the axles broke. The car swerved around
and upset. the dead and injured being caught in
the wreckage All the victims We're passengers.
the motorman and conductor escaping unin-
jured
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
OFFICER 4 SUICIDE.
BelieUed That Lieutenant Baird
Feared Punishment A1Cmted Him.

North Adams. Mass, Oct. 3-Lieutenant o.
w Baird, twenty-eight years old, of the United
States army who has been stationed here as
recruiting officer for the last year more. COM
mitted suicide at his boarding house tonight by
taking bichIOride of mercury
The suicide left note asking that his father
DR. w. C. Baird. of Beaumont. Tex. be notified
the note closing with the words: Here goes a
misspent life. May God forgive me-
Among the effects of the soldier were found
papers which Indicate that he thought he was
in danger of being punished for some infraction
of discipline He returned but day or two ago
from attendance at the HudsOn-FUlton celebra-
tiO0.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
FOLLOWS MAN DAYS TO KILL HIM.
Slayer Says Victim Threw Him from Moving
Train After Robbery.

Chicago. Oct. S.-Patrick McCabe twenty-five
years old Of Pittsburg, shot and killed here to-
day by Frank Nee. sixty years cid. According 10
the police the grew of alleged attempt
by McCabe and unidentified companion TO kill
Nee by throwing him from moving freight train
near Peoria Ill, Thursday night after robblng him
of % cents
Nee whose hands and face are badly Iacerated.
told the police that he followed McCabe here 10
revenge himself. Nee said that he found NIcCabe
here Saturday and after securing revolver he shot
and killed him to-day.
II suppose I will swing for it," said Nee. but he
tried to kill me and 1 wanted to get with him. 81
AIcCabe died without making a statement TO the
pOliCe,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
BARGBs GO ASHORE IN HE'LL GATE
Five Men in Perilous Position Rescuers
at Work

Tossed about in the swift waters Of Hell Gate as
if they straws. the barges Bewood and Bris-
tol of the Isehigh Valley Railroad. in of the
tug Chitaquick, of the same line. went ashore last
night after breaking from the tug. They were
loaded with FIVE thousand tons of coal each and
while one pulled off the rocks after much diff
Guilty. the other. with FIVE men aboard, said at
an early hour this morning TO he in a perilous pO-
sition and il doubtful whether she or her
cargo could be saved.
The police of Harbor Squad A, under Acting Cap
tain Mott were soon on the scene with the police
launch After much difficulty the Belwood was
taken off with large hole stove in her side. and
tov-ed 10 Hallock's Cove.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
CONDUCTOR NOT A ~HANocUFF KING"

A conductor the Hudson River Trolley Line
was made the victim OF practical joke last even
ing and was forced to lay of about hour To
have pair Of handouts fled off his wrists. As he
passed through the the trip from Edge
water Ferry TO LeO1ia Junction, Constable Blasher
snapped the hardcu6s on his wrist when he
reached out his hand 10 take the fare For a
moment the situation had ITS humOr but the con-
stable soon made the discovery that he had lost
the key to the handouts The conductor was
forced to continue to the end OF the and back
again to Edgewater. where the handouts were
hled of.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
THE POPE AGAIN SUFFERING.
Recurrence of Gouty Symptoms Audiences
Ordered Suspended.

Rome. Oct. 3-The Pope has been sick for several
days. but continued to see visitors until to-day,
hoping to overcome what he considers a slight in
disposition Yesterday he received in audience one
of the archbishops, who noticed that the pOntiff
appeared tired. After the audience the symptoms
became aggravated, there being considerable pain
and swelling in the leg. which indicated recur-
renee of the gout. Although the attack is slight.
the POpe's doctors have insisted complete rest.
and the audiences have been suspended
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
SIXTEEN HOURS TO CHICAGO.
Pennsylvania Line Planning to Meet Changes
on New York Central.
rBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune

rittsburg oct 3-For the last four months the
Pennevlvania Railroad officials quietly have been
experimenting to learn how they can cut the run
ntn, time from New York 10 Chicago 10 sixteen
hours or two hours less than the fastest schedule
at present
These experiments We're caused by the activity of
+be New, york Central officials IN making the road
improvements near Niagara FANS which, when
co,oplete5 will shorten the New York-Chicago dis
.a,,. ,birt,-six miles and will allow the Wander
IA, road ia cut its New York-Chcago running time.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
FIRST FATALITY ON wARsHIPs.
Painter on the Tender Castine, of Submarine
Fleet, Drowned

Poughkeepse. n. Y, Oct. 3.-The first fatality
TO occur the fleet of warships in the Hud-
son River in connection with the Hudson-FuIton
celebration occurred this afternoon, when Samuel
F. Herman, Of Corona. Long Island, a third class
painter on the tender Castine. of the submarine
fleet drowned.
Herman was in the act of lifting ar anchor to a
launch. when the launch swerved. throwing him
into the water. seaman aboard the launch
plunged overheard after the painter. but Herman
did not again come TO the surface The body has
not been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
cHBRoKBEs FACE STARVATION
Indian School Superintendent Reports Serious
Situation Due to Drouth.

upskopee. Okla. Oc.. S-John D. Benedict.
.,,,ortn,endent OF Indian Schools, who returned
la, night from tfe Flint Hil district reports that
several thousand fun blooded Cherohee llulans as
-, starvation because Of the unprecedented
drouth this year.
The Indians have scarcely anything 10 eat 49,
saw thew cannot send their children to schoo. De
~atse they have not money 10 buy them c'olhins'
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
FiREBUes BURN BANKERS HOME.

ANYWAY X j., oct. 5.-The home OF George NJ
~ cashier = the Chatham National Bank of
~ iork city. in this city badly damaged
''e shortly after O'Clock this morning The
r., was of noenciary, origin The police arrested
:, 'fce4en oB suspicion. TIE barn belonging
y ~ Hard Gas burned several months $50.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
TURKISH LOAN TAKEN.
British Syndicate and Ottoman Bank
Accept Terms.

Constantinople. Oct. "A group Of British
fnanciers represented by Sir Ernest Cassel. and
the Ottoman Bank syndicate have accepted the
governments conditions for the projected Turk
ish loan of $35.OOOOOO The price has not yet
been fixed
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
STEAMER ALBANY AROUND THE wARsHIP'

Fo,,r trips a day. oct T. :. ., and = zee M Ii'S
,,a'rsbfns - searthlieht from spacious oecHS D~s
Inc SIr Albany Sec adys.-AdV
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04

Continued on second page.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-01
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued


BoARDMAN BROTHERS & CO.,
sos California st.
BARGAIN INVESTMENTS.
$35, ,000-Splendid investment; close TO Hyde and
Washington: price below actual cost;
II beautiful apartments. complete in
all details; rents $3F7.50; bank mort
gage of $4,000 remain; a bargain,
paying over 12A per cent net on the
s145oO-Howard St. downtown; fats of A
and bath each; pays $l35 a
month; modern, substantial building;
snap; s., 600 mortgage.
S14 000-In splendid part of Western Addition;
) handsome 4 room fats, in perfect con-
dition; reasonable rents; S1.470 year;
-, ooo mortgage $500; 2I35 foot lot
S rooms; rent S105; lot 27:6x137:6 tt.
$40, ,O00-Business property; 18th St; store and
fats modern building; in good shape;
rents 81. .0SO year.
50, 9,oO0-Hayes ST. nr. Laguna; good 10 room
house; easily altered into two fats or
store and fat, with room for small fats
on rear street; would return a splendid
income.
IS, ,0oO-Fine corner fats: 25th st; TO 6 rooms
each; rent $s1 per month; lot 25x104
feet; a good. steady income
$5,5oo-Shotwell st. fats. and rooms; rent
SOB per month; lot 25x122:6.
$4.650-San Jose av.; comfortable fats; 4
and rooms and bath; in good order;
$3.50 year; yerS,nrxcpS
S60,Oo0-Elegant residence Of 10 rooms. baths
also servants rooms, laundry store
rooms, etc. furnace, hardwood floors
uHuoGdiH HaHuSoAt CaIFeu
northeast corner 6S :9x137:6.
SIG, 6,500-Magni6cent marine view residence; 10
and baths; sun in every room:
electric lights; brick and tile mantes;
large lot.
$7,15O-Handsome new residence. north end OF
Western Addition; rooms and bath; at
tractiYe garden.
s., 25o-A pretty little home in Alpine St; good
view; and bath.
$3,5oo-Near goth st; IL story cottage. 3
and bath.
S5,300-Marine view lot 27x13T:6; just the
place for two swell fats or home
BOARDMAN BROS & CO.,
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-01
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-contlnusa
JOS. H. EgcKEn s Co,


20 Post st.
Member San Francisco Real Estate Board. San
Jose Real Estate Agents Association
SL4OO-t20 acres In San Benit0 Co; 100 acres
tllaole. with family orchard, vineyard
and vegetable garden: the balance Al
grazing land watered BY i3 springs.
plenty OF wood: room house. barn and
outbuildings. q mile from school; mall
delivered 3 times week hair cash;
easy terms
100000 acres fine sediment soil. 5 miles
from San Jose and about = miles from
Santa Clara. all in full bearing orchard;
10 acres prunes. 4 acres Blenheim cots:
nne pumping plant gasoline engine:
modern story. room house. tine barn.
windmill, tankhOuse: implements boxes
and trays: nns chicken plant with ca
pseity OF 1000 chickens: close 70 school
and ON main thOrOuehfare. owner lives
in east and must sell.
st,VO-Z0 acres hne gravel loan soil, all set
TO full bearing orchard; trees IN hne
condition: miles from San Jose and
miles from Los GatOs main thorough
fare; 1914 acres prunes. 1 acre Royal
Anne cherries. acres cots. = acre al-
monds. = acre sugar prunes. house of
rooms sman barns pumping plant with
ss5OOi7 asrss bloeE fT0m es1ne sGIh0 and
miles from San Jose; acres young cots.
acres hay land. 3 alfalfa and
vegetable land; free creek irrigations
modern room house. fine barn; shrub
berry. flowers. ETC.; beautiful view.
SAOUOV-42 acres "A mile from Monte Vista.
5 p. r. r. station; I mile from school
nne location for building. overlooking en-
tire valley: 10 acres Blenhefm cots.
young trees: acres fun bearing French
prunes: acres mixed fruit: deep rich
soil; the balance. 25 acres. planted -
grain: win trade for well located fats in
San Francisco
JOS. H. RUCKER & CO..
40 Post st.
Offices also In San Jese
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-01
CITY REAL EsTATE-oontinued
MADISON & BURKE.
Established January, 1858.

MADISON BURKE,
Established January, 1858.
Real Estate Agents, so Montgomery ST.
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
S2O,ooo-3 new flats; fine marine view; Sacra-
mento St Fairmont hotel; rent
81, 400 per annum; lot 81 it. front. Fine
income property.
SIS, ,00o-Fine artistic home in Cough st. near
Sacramento; r and b.; large lott must
act quick If you want bargain.
near Laguna lot 25xl20; double front;
rent about 81 500 per annum.
S12,OO0-Fine home in California st. near La
guna: T. and b.. large lot, 34x137;
beautiful surroundings.
S9,2oO-Six fats, rooms and bath each;
Shotwell ST. 14th; rent 500 mo-;
mortgage can be had of 50 900.
S9oo0-Potrero av.; fats and cottages; near
14th st; lot 5Sxl00.
ss,000-2 fats in Grove st. near Devisadero:
and rooms and bath; in best residence
section of the city; open TO offers for
$I0oo.Sacramento ST; 2 fats, near Fillmore;
always rented
siOo0-Residence, with fine garden; in Vallejo
ST. near Octayia; rooms and bath; lot
21x13j it,; look at this at once If you
want nice home cheap.
So,o00-Barn. % stalls sanitary connection;
near 9th and Brannan SITS; lot 5ox1l7:6;
leased (security) at $40 net, 21a years yet.
SS'ooO-Reduced from. $4,000 to make quick
sale; cottage Of 8 rooms and bath in
MeAllister st. near Parker. VIII sell on
easy terms
SS,6o0-Cottage; Greenwich st. near Polk; 5
rooms and bath in Al condition; cars half
block; part cash, balance easy terms.
S25OO-lTth ST. near Clara av.; cottage 5
rooms and BATH lot 25xS7:6 feet. Why
pay rent?
SfroOo-cumberland st. near Sanchez; 25xl14 it.
LOTS
S',9oo-Lot 27:6x120; Fulton st. near Franklin;
nne location TO improve with flats.
S9,I5O-Jaekson st. nr. Hyde; fine marine view;
lot 2I:Gxll2:6 TT; good improvements.
sSbOO-Lot 25Xl14 feet in Goth st. near Guer-
zero; desirable location.
81 toO-Freelon ST. nrs 4th; 25xSo would pay
big interest IL improved with 2 small
flats.
~ LEASE-Apartment houses to be erected in
Taylor St Cali at office for particulars.
To iease-Brick warehouse, 36. 600 So. TT; near
4th ST.; cheap; $4,000 So fl. near ship
ping, ON Battery St, with rear entrance
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-01
RESIDENCES.

$50 30 -B6aLtilsl.. modern. up 70 date resi-
r dence; rooms snd bath; Jordan aY-; lot
-: 35s4Xl20 II.
-Sr.750--iies xence. 10 rooms and bath; Lsguha
st cirner; near Ellis St
S5,5O0--Residence. q rooms and bath: garage;
easily rent for $50 mo-. beam ceiling
e.. -Faneled dining room, stone steps, mosaic
---- Feststgile; yll take lot part payment.
III. mtg. s., 200 can remain; near Cole St
5s $50 Modern residence; rooms and BATH
Bloderick ST near 18th; s., 500 can re-
lnain.
S 5e504-I Res iiencc. 6 rooms and bath; studio in
refE; nne reception hall: modern in every
T. respect near Lake ST. and Sd
p %lfA50-A egy attractive, well built residence, .
-. 4arge rooms and bath, foot basement; +;
J.: -f9ens all light and sunny; hardwood
~ <facrs- expensive gas and electric fixtures,
-.~ Gqe garden, beam ceilings. paneled halls;
Cole --sr.
81 eUl--IstsiQ Qencc. rooms, etc; concrete foun-
~ 0ati0n; well constructed, nice neighbor-
-.--~- houd; Parker ar.. Jordan tract
- S. qDO--n nalds0Ile cottage. rooms. etc; street
= work done; sewer; beautiful garden.
highTr cultivated; lot 25xl2o feet near
.:-..-' Clement 81. and 26th az.
Si.s5l-Nodcrn little cottage. rooms and
.bath; open plumbing; living rooms l6x
- - It.. high basement; front and back
. = porch inclosed near Point LObcs and
3Sih aYes; terms $500 cash.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-01

sl2, 5O0-Rents 1882 per month"; Larkin ST., nr.
Clay; swell new fats of Sc rooms and
bath each; lot 25x100 IT.; safe invest
ment, as this property is close to town.
s1o.5oo-Pays 81. $40 per annum; Grove St.
sunny side, near Laguna; modern fats
of 5-56 rooms and bath In front and cot
tage of rooms and bath in rear street;
lot 251120 it; frontages; pays 10 per
cent net on investment.
81. .2o0-Near Frederick and Stanyan sts: new
modern well built flats. 5-6 rooms and
bath each; very artistic Spanish front.
beamed ceilings, ETC.; rents $3.50; best
buy In fats in this locality.
Sc. 6.o00-Near 22d ST., new modern fats, As
rooms and bath each; rents $50; large
basement, gas and electric fixtures; viii
sell on terms; lot 25x115:9 IT.
LOTS
s60oo-Pine ST. near Jones: fine building lot,
25x137:6 feet; cheapest lot in Pine st.
81, ,350-Coner. NV. on Cole ST.; lot 25:Sx1O0
it; all street work done, including sewer,
water and gas mains: positively the
cheapest corner in the Western addition.
81, ,65o-Cole St near 18th; fine building lot
25x100 ft.; good lot for flats and cottage;
streets bitumnized; sewer water and gas
mains laid; cheapest inside lot in the
Pope tract.
81 800 each-I St near 14th av; lots, 25x1Oo
TT. each; street work done
81 900 each--46th av., close to car line; lots.
25xl20 IT. each; street work done.
SHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO.,
% MONTGOMERY ST, LICK BUILDING.
PHONE DOUGLAS ~.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
OSCAR HEYMAN AND BROTHER,
tTo,,rr 81
GOLDEN GATE PARK
SPRECKEIS LAKE
STADIUM
HAS ANY OTHER PROPERTY THESE
ATTRACTIONS?
THEY MEAN A BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE AND
EVER INCREASE IN VALUE TO
YOUR PROPERTY!
LOTS $40 MONTHLY.
CALL AT BRANCH OFFICE, s5TH AND
FULTON
I1TH AV. BUILDING LOTS
Fine lots, having street bituminized, gas.
water and electricity; in 11th av- bet. l.
and SITS: agent premises all day Sun
day; $40 monthly only 3 left.
$3.50 RICHMOND LOTS
Fine lots. l block from Fulton st. carline
$40 monthly.
PENNS1LNANIA. MlSSISSIPPI, 18TH AND
20TH SITS.
Fine building lots SO monthly payments
. blocks from Kentucky ST. and l block from
18th St cars; sewer TO be laid; these
beautiful lots today; agent on ground Sun
day, corner 18th and Pennsylvania.
RICHMOND COTTAGES
New room and bath cottages, with high
concrete basement; gas and electricity; clinker
brick mantel; dining room paneled feet
high; in Point Lobos between 35th and
Beth avs; Clement st. pass the COTTAGE
agent on premises Sunday 10 to 6.
$500-Fine building lot y block from car
line, on SO monthly payments. Call at branch
office, 2574 San Bruno av. l. WEINSTEIN
agent. Take San Bruno cars in Mission St
and ride to Burrows st.
COTTAGES
$15 monthly-New room cottage in Excelsior
av. Vienna ST.
500 monthly room unfinished house in Point
Lobos Goth st.
$40 monthly-6 room and bath cottage in Mis-
sion, back of Goth st. ear barns.
OSCAR HEYMAN AND BROTHER,
113 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-01

$5,0O0-23is acres; IL acres in apples II years
old; acres in year old French wine
grapes which viii produce tons 10 the
acre. balance IN young vineyard.
$3,000-9.S so acres in apples l. years old. sew
eraI varieties; good, healthy trees and
have good crop OF apples thenI
$S,4OO-1435 acres; acres in apples l. years
old; balance in year old French wine
grapes. Big crop this piece now
$4.1O0-15.6O acres; 10 acres in apples Il years
Old; acres IN 5 year old French wine
grapes: 1-6 acres in apricOts.
$21 ,0O0-5S acres: modern 10 room house: large
barns; cold storage plant; blacksmith
shops tool shed; bunkhouse; cutting shed.
windmill and tankhOuse; gas engine and
IN fact complete equipment for handling
large fruit business; 81 acres in Il
year old Bartlett pears; acres in apples;
acres in cherriess acres In peaches
acres in plums-
These are subdivisions Of the 500 acre Cuttina
Packing Co. ranch which IS 3ia miles from
Napa; miles from Stanley station the s +. /;
miles from Napa river. where we own tha
wharf; y mile from school, good county roads
and plenty Of them People who have already
crops. See them aud see what they have 70
say about this ranch. Try to buy their interests.
TERMS-One-hfth cash. balance in A eqaal
annual payments. The price OF any Of these
places includes the crop on the trees and vines
at the time OF purchase. and If bought NOW
VIII return your first payment within ; months.
If YOU WANT To SEE THE FINEST FRUIT
RANCH IN THE STATE OF CALlF0RNIA.
JOIN OUR SPECIAL EXCURSION FROM THIS
OFFICE AT 9:15 TODAY.
PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
sol First National Bank bldg.
Montgomery Market and Post sts.,
san Francisco.