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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
CITY REAL EsTATE-contInued


EPMaN PMaN sS Moatsoms St
HEADQUARTERS FOR LOTS NORTH AND
SOUTH OF GOLDEN GATE PARK.
s1oo cash, $40 per month. Choice lots on
high ground on west line 2Sth av. from @ to
500 cash. $40 per month. Beautiful lots,
graded streets macadamized; on 35th av- and
Entire westerly frontage of 4oth av between
A and sts. lots OFFICIAL LINE AND
strctions Make your choice In this block. En-
tire avenue will be open from Point Lobos to
Fulton St. You VIII H.. never te buy them as cheap
LOTS most every street and avenue in
Richmond District
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUNSET
So 250-Choce northwest corner of 81. and
sth av. marine view: streets bitumn-
lied; cement sidewalk; 81 :6xl00: this is
an exceptional bargain. Easy sterms.
reduced from $500 to effect quick sale
entire frontage being built up with new
WE SELL on EASY TERMS. THE IN.
STALLMENT PRICE JUST AS CHEAP AS
IF You PAID ALL CASH
McEnerney decree on all our lots
and d m as spr srnne District and be-
around Automobile and buggy at your dis
posal.
LIPMAN HIRScHLER, 255 Montgomery St.
Phone Douglas 3644
81, ,e5o-Easy terms; room and bath cottage
only blocks from Valencia and Mission sts.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER
lib Montgomery st.
HOMES for sale cheap: and rooms. BATH etc. !;
strictly MP TO date: large lots. high basement.
ETC.; buy one today. 11th above St, Sun
set. Owner.
FOR sale--Up to date residence. large lots. in
block facing Golden Gate park and ear,ine'
18th and ! ST.. Sunset district See T. 3.
HALLETT. on premises
CoTTAGES-5-e rooms. $1,000. $1,000; terms
like rent: grand view; lots $500; Mission ST.
cars to Crescent av. then to IL Roscoe St
$500 fine Oats, and rooms. high base
ment; just completed Vallejo ST. at Larkin;
big bargain. Owner on job.
PRICE $4,000 cash; 4 room bungalow; foot
l-ooos av.
MONEY to loan-EUREKA BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION. office $50 Sansoms st.
WILLIAM r. LUTZ Secretary.
BARGAIN-North line 18TH st. near Hattie: nice
level lot. 25xsI.e. Inquire j. A. CADDEN.
1870 10th st
]. A. ADAMS. state licensed and deputy U. ).
surveyor. s3o5 Bush ST. phone Douglas a1oi
SUNSET and Richmond lots. easy terms; owners
and dealers. Sterling Realty Co.. Al Montgy.
YOUR title restored under McEnerney act, $40.
CALVIN. 336 Delbert block 943 Van Ness av.
CHOICE block near P4rkside cars and boulevard:
SNAP. F. J. SULLIVAN CO. l45 Montgomerv.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
WHY BE WITHOUT HOME:
FRESNO INCOME HOME FARMS.
Three miles from good town and railroad and
only l3 miles from Fresno City.
This is Al land for alfalfa. vines, fruits and
berries. etc. Cooperative Syndicate Club No. 2
now forming
ACRES FOR $125
SIS Cash, balance S5 per month.
This includes canals and laterals. Water for
rrigating soc per year. Well water at
IL feet.
No more than 40 acres to any one member.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Members that not go at to improve,
we will plant alfalfa, vines eucalyptus and
care for them free of all cost for one year We
mean what we say. don't COMPLAIN about rour
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BALDWIN s HOWELL. slsa24 KEARNY ST.

BALDNlN IN " HOW ELL, otS-soZ4 hEARN1 81
ATTRACTIVE HOME MARINE VIEW
JUST COMPLETED TERMS TO SUIT
Price $1,000.
pleasing exterior afforded by the large
frontage of 81 feet. designed after the imposing
and eminently successful lines of the latest
period of architecture of the century. known
as the Cement Age; the soft graystone OF the
cement is charmingly relieved by the white
trimmings of the portico, with it's massive pro
jecting beams and the spreading caves Of the
roof: an auto driveway side. There is a
correctly obvious unity of design between the
exterior and interior. In the living room is an
unusual inglenook. with large open fireplace of
mottled squares, bordered by bookcases and tsv-
ern benches with artistic Longfellow arms; CELL
ing beamed. floor waxed; a delightful effect is
the staircase. which he seen from the yliv-
ing room; the dining room is also in the front;
the spacious buffet is feature; large buffers
pantry, an ideal kitchen. with many innova-
tions 3 chambers and bath finished after most
approved standard of French daintness. Nothing
has been neglected TO give charm and variety
TO this beautiful home, that Is at once so agree
ably situated and to which much special
interest is due 10 the design and equipment.
Half block from the Masonic az. cars Key
at office. which is near above residence. Built
and designed by
z. ". FRITZ. 140l Masonic Ay.
Open Every Day. Including Sunday.
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PRESIDE TERRACE ONLY 20 LOTS LEFT
Preside TERRACE ONLY 90 LOTS LEFT.
PRESIDIo TERRACE ONLY 20 LOTS LEFT.

And at the present rate it will not be long
before these few are gone. When you see the
beautiful homes that built and the sttrac-
tive ones now building you will realize how
many careful home builders appreciate the pro-
lection and charms Presidio Terrace affords
The lots are not s400 or $50G foot you
imagine. but can be bounght at from
$3.50 foot upward
so FEET FOR $500
Your home built in Presidio Terrace is pro-
tected against flats, apartments, stores, stables
and other undesirable surroundings One of our
will gladly show you the prop
erty.
Send for illustrated literature.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST
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CITY REAL ESTATE
Members Of the S. F. Real Estate Board

& HOWELL, 3IS-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 3iS-324 KEARNY ST.
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FARMING IRRIGATED LAND

FARMING IRRIGATED LAND
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN
FREE STEREOPTIC0N LECTURE given every
half hour at our address below. Come and bring
wife and family.
DON'T BUY FARM
of any kind until you have INVESTIGATED our
rich SANDY LOAN near the town of Atwater
Merced county.
ALFALFA. SWEET POTATOES. TABLE
GRAPES. MELONS. PEACHES and APRICOTS.
10 to 40 farms under CANAL. IRRIGA-
TI0N: on the main county road, only miles
from town. close to cannery. general store. rail
road station; enjoys free rural delivery and in
PROVEN DISTRICT
IRRIGATED BY CROCKER- HUFFMAN SYS-
TEN PRICE $75 per acre
TERMS S15 per acre cash. balance years.
CR0CKER IRRIGATED LANDS.
525 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
Come to our free lectures and SEE WHY.
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Central Addition is between Buriingame and
San Mateo.
Central Addition is on electric car line.
Central Addition lots are large and terms
easy.
Central Addition has improved streets and side
walks.
Central addition is in the country.
Central Addition is the place for the children.
Central addition has many homes
Central Addition is minutes walk from
BurIingame station
send for map and price list and 20 down and
see the property (Get on electric car at
Peninsula av.)
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
Francisco
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FOR SALE AT BARGAIN ON ACCOUNT
OF DEATH

One of the best paying ranches in Santa Clara
County-300 acres.
100 in the choicest imported vines full
bearing.
60 in French prunes; fun bearing.
10 acres in olives; full bearing.
rs acres Ia hay land.
acres in chestnuts and all kinds OF assorted
fruits. balance pasture.
Over $4,000 gallons of the choicest old wines
In the state of California in the wine cellars:
wine and olive presses, farming implements of
all descriptions: horses, wagons. etc. fine I'm
provements; everything absolutely up TO date:
right elevation; splendid view; spring water.
frost never known to do any damage; II miles
from San Jose. the best road In the county.
For further particulars address
C.. p. ANDERSON & CO..
100 N. lst St. San Jose Cal
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OAhLAND Trunk Factory Sc San Pablo sv. opp.
- n 81, trunks, bags and suit cases made 10
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BABY CARRIAGES
TRUNKS

NJ make hsndicraft furniture and h.hv -.
...Ees- Pacihc Coast Rattan Co 81 vi -.
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OAKLAND ROOMS And BoARD

kOOM and board In private family; cheap: )
minutes walk to Key Route station: excellent
taoie' private haths sunny room. 1904 Tele-
graph av.. Oakland
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COUNTRY real EsrArE-Continued

SUNSHINE VALLEY COLONY,
THE HEART OF THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY.
Small irrigated farms: a limited number OF
all improved, ready TO live on, money making
farms; steam and electric railroad; alfalfa.
peaches. figs. bumper crops; small payments;
everybody making money: S65 and up an acre.
including water EDWARDS REED
BRADY, PAS Montgomery st.
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SEALED bids will be received at the office of
the secretary of the Regents. University of
California. Berkeley. before 4:3O d. m
Friday. May IA. 1909. for work on Boalt Hall
on the University campus at Berkeley as per
plans and specifications on file at said Office
Separate bids are invited for each of the
following IL pieces of work ~ Excavation
and concrete; t2) structural steel: f3) steel
erection: "a granite work: t5) roofing and
sheet metal; l6D furring. lathings aud plaster
ing; { q marble and terrazzo work: 81 plumb
ing: (9l ornamental east and wrought metal.
l10) metal windows. doors aud finish: Cll
heating and yeptilating: t12, book Iiff
No bids Will be received unless accon,panied
by a certified check bond in favor of the
undersigned equal to 10 per cent of the bid TO
assure execution Of contract by successful bid
der The right TO reject any or all bids is re
served
TIIEs REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
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LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery st.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery st.
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FOR sale--Cheap. Is acres, town Liyermore; can
divide into town lots. Box 2723. Call office,
Oakland.
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American Marconi Wireless at 25.0G
Address 472 Monadnock bldg, San Francisco
Cal. Telephone Douglas S44
PEOPLES Water Co. bonds wanted; Oakland
Crematory bonds wanted; La Zacualpa rubber
stock wanted.
FOR SALE.
20 600 shares Purissima OIL Co. at &c: we'll
over 1000 feet deep; expect 10 strike oil in
side of 30 days. when stock will be worth at
least soc. W. E. BERNARD IL Bacon block
Oakland.
CAN furnish you ANY unlisted stocks and bonds
you may want AWAY UNDER regular quota
tions. VIII buy any active stocks IF CHEAP
largest dealers on the Pacific Coast. Core
spondence invited. CHESTER 3. ELLIS &
CO.. IA Market ST. opp. Call building.
OIL. OIL! OIL
Now is the tine to get in. Call or write
Commonwealth oil company, 346347-34S Mills
bldg
OCEAN SHORE bonds for saIe price will net 5
per cent y f. BESECISFR. 24s Pacific bldg
Ines AND MINING
FOR sale-On bond. or fine chance for live
promoter TO get in on fine gold copper property
sulphde ore 100 feet development: the man
that promote This can make fortune
and IL he show he can handle ii prom
ery will he turned TO him without any
money down. Address l640 Fulton ST
GOLD. amalgsm. rich ore bought: cash. sssay-
ing Soc Pioneer Assay Co.. 131 9TH ST. nr.
Howard.
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FINANCIAL
EUCALYPTUS.

EUCALYPTUS
MAHOGANY.
President Roosevelt said In his last message
TO congress: Thanks to our reckIessness in the
of splendid forests. we have crossed the
verge of timber famine In this country
) acres in our plantation will give the owner
OF same an estate worth 81 800
We guarantee COO live, growing trees to the
acre. The United States government says a tree
year olds is worth So STA
900 trees at $3.50 equals 81 500 per acre
at 81 500 equals $1,000
There is no investment offered that has the
backing that eucalyptus has. Remember II is
the fastest growing tree in the world
Send for booklet Small monthly pay-
ments.
ARTESIAN EUCALYPTUS COMPANY, INC,
Suite 233 and 234. Bacon building. Oakland Cal
ABBOTT. buys Bonds''-0cean. Shore. Market
st. Bank and CAL Safe Dep. books. Ala Mar
ket ST.
CAL. SAFE DEP TRUST ACCOUNTS BOUGHT.
D. y. BESECKER. 24S PACIFIC BLDG.
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ACRE chicken ranch. well improved; cheap on
terms. c. SHIPLEY. 546 Market ST.. room l.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

Specific instructions have been. re-
ceiyed at the Pueblo land once In re-
gard to entries under the. enlarged
homestead act Of February 10. 1909.
The following circular. which ex-
plains tho matter. has been issued By
the general land once:
1T has sbesn brought TO the atten-
tion Of tais1 once that in certain of
nces applications for entry under the
enlarged homestead act OF February
10. 1909. Public No. 245. are being re-
ceived and suspended, The following
Instructions are, Issued 50 that NO
misunderstanding may exist as to the
rights OF such applicants.
The Instructions under this act
have been approved but have not as
yet been printed for distribution. The
said Instructions. however, contain
the following: 49,.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
COLORADO SPRINGS
GETS AGREEMENT AS
TO WATER RIGHTS

Springs owns by decree. approximate
ly eight cubic feet of water per sec
ond-
The irrigation company OWLS by de-
cree over thirty-one feet per second.
The agreement grants the city al all
times the right to divert all the water
flowing from the drainage area Of
Beaver creek above the intake and
deliver the same to the city of Colo
RADIO Springs. The city grants the
right to the irrigation company dur
ing scarcity of water in irrigation
season the right to one-third of all
the water above the city's system pro-
viding IL is to have a minimum of six
feet per second. And future disputes
over water are TO be settled by the
local water commissioner.
Professor I. G. Carpenter of Fort
Collins will make measurements and
surveys for 10th parties ~
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

speech as he handed them to the
beaming evangelist.
Then the applause broke loose
again. 1t lasted this time fully ten
minutes. Those who had resisted the
first contagion of enthusiasm came in
on this and the uproar was slow in
dying.
And as it did the Gipsy began to
sing. He sang as St. Paul has never
heard him sing before. but it was in q
strange tongue. People didn't bother to
look for the hymn in the books before
them. but sat spellbound. 1t was a
sweet. inspiring tune that he carried
along in perfect rhythm without 4
break Again came thunders Of APP
plause and in the midst Of it the Gipsy
shouted:
Are there any Welshmen here?"
Several men in different parts of
the building raised their hands. The
Gipsy signaled out one in the top row
of the chorus and waving him shout
ed:
"Bendigedig!"
The singer didn't hear. apparently.
hut far off from one of the galleries.
came a deep Amen"
'Ah, my friends, If we only could
sing our hymns as the Welsh dol"
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS
ON NEW LAND ENTRIES

FROM time to time lists designat-
ing the lands which are subject to en-
try under this act will be sent you.
and inzmediately upon receipt of such
Ests. you will note upon the tract
books opposite the tracts so desig-
mated. rDesignated--Act February 10,
1909" Until such lists. have been re-
ceived in your once no application TO
enter should be received, and no en-
tries allowed under this act
You are, therefore. directed that
any apyleations under said act, for
lands NOT listed. should be immediate
II rejected and the parties notified
that they will gain no rights by the
filing of such applications or by ap-
peal from the rejection thereof. No
rights whatever can be acquired un-
der said act. either by application or
settlement, prior to the time the lists
are received in the local land Office"
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
CLOSER RELATIONSHIP IN
TAFT'S CABINET DESIRED

Attorney General Wickersham con-
c=rning the Morris Packing company
of Chicago. or TO any other specific
case now pending before the depart
ment of Justice. 1t can be said, au-
thoritatively. that rumors of friction
between the department of justice
and the interstate commerce commits
sion are without substantial founda-
ton.
Chairman Knapp of the commission
and Mr.. Lane. In charge of the prose-
cutions by the commission. unite in
declaring that the relations between
the commission and the department
of justice are friendly and that not
the least disappointment is felt BY
the commission at any action taken
by the department OF justice.
The administration desires to work
out a plan OF legislation that will be
satisfactory to the departments con-
cerned. and that will promote the in
terests of the people. 1t Is asserted
that the three departments will work
together with this end in view.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

From Thursdays Daily
Condemnation proceedings fnstitu-
ted in the Fremont county district
court here a year ago by the Beaver
Land & Irrigation Company against
the city of Colorado Springs wherein
the irrigation company sought to gain
possession OF the Schafer ranch and
right OF way for a pipe line over the
Bean ranch on Beaver creek. was de-
termined by a hearing of the case be-
fore a jury. The Shafer ranch was
appraised at 81 900 and the right OF
way over the Bean ranch at SIS. The
Shafer ranch will nearly all flooded
by tn dam now under construction by
The irrigation company. An. agree
ment entered into between the city
OF Colorado Springs and the irrigation
company was also filed for record. in
which the parties define their respec-
tive rights to the waters OF Beaver
creek and tributaries. Colorado
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

Washington, April l5.-The' idea of
a closed relationship between the var
ious departments represented in the
cabinet was discussed yesterday at a
conference OF Attorney General Wick
ersham. Solicitor General Bowers,
Secretary Nagel Of the department OF
commerce and labor. Secretary Bal
linger OF the interior department,
Chairman Knapp and Commissioner
Prouty OF the Interstate commerce
commission. and Representative
Townsend OF Michigan.
Ten days ago Attorney General
Wlckersham indicated to those who
were present at the conference that
he desired to consult with them con-
cerning Pres. Taft's plan Of bringing
the departments closer together. par
ticuiarly with respect to cases regard
ing Violations OF the antitrust Law.
President Taft thinks II may be poe
sibie to frame amendments TO the ex-
listing Law that will bring about the
desired coordination.
The discunsion vas Informal. No
reference was made to The letter ot
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

drawn by a board of tariff experts,
of which the insular collector OF GUS
toms, Col. George R. Cotton, was the
president. The board has great
many open meetings in Manila and
conferred fully with representatives
ippine islands. 1t is of great impor-
tance TO the welfare of the islands
that the bill should be passed at the
time with the pending Payne bill with
special reference to the provisions OF
which it was prepared. 1 respect
fully recommend that this bill be en-
acted al the present session of con-
sress as one incidental to and requir-
ed by the passage OF the Payne bill.
WILLIAM TAFT.
The White House, April IA. 1909.
Secretary OF War Dickinson in for
warding the papers to the president
says:
Il have not had time to examine the
bill in detail and have not sufficient
acquaintance with the subject to say
whether or not il is what it should
be, but General Edwards, who is fa-
miIiar with the matter, recommends
ii and I have no doubt that with your
own familiarity with the subject you
will be able TO dispose of it"
The letter of General Edwards. da-
ted April II and addressed TO Secre-
tary Dickinson. after describing the
measure and its purposes in much the
same language as the president says:
1T will be understood that the re-
suit of the free admission of American
goods into the Philippine islands must
revolutionize business in the Philip
pines and unless the adoption of that
policy is accompanied by revision of
the present Philippine tariff. would
be disastrous to some important in
dustries in the islands, and also re-
suit in such serious loss ito the Gus
toms revenue as to embarrass the
Philippine government. 1t has had
publicity in the United States and 1t
is believed that contending interests
have been reconcild and as far as
schedules are concerned It should
meet with no opposition"
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
PRESIDENT OFFERS new
TARIFF FOR PHILIPPINES

WaaAingsoa. April 1.-THE pres
idsat ysotsrday ssot 10 oongrsss .
spseaal msasags In rslaeaoa 70 he
PAilippino taei4. The msosage trans
mits rsco0meadatioas hy he score
tary Of var for u revisioa Of TIE
tari4 for tAs PAilipplAss % ~ 10 per-
nit q mucA custo0s reveaue - poe-
sibas for he lslands aAA Ak The saAs
une 70 extsad 10 tAe islAAds he
principls oe . nrotsctivs tara9 TOR it,
iadUsAriss.
TAs message and aooomDAAytAg
letters WITH q COPY Of he propoesd
ct were sah0lttsd % botA Ao1sea
oe opasrsss charity Aftsr tAsy eoa-
vsasd. 0saseally spsakiAs tAo bill
suhnittsA ~ tAo presiAsat AAkss .
slisAs increase n he rates q nAAu-
sAstsrsrs nov provided iA tAs FAil-
ippans tAri1. eat ID fra1sss sAy ~
tendency 70 TO insure - fAf - peac-
ticabIe ne bsastit of ~ FAilipDlne
narkst Tor tAs Anseloaa nanufac-
tursrs aAa proAuetDl 0p0s Droa1els
afo 10 - reduced.
TAere vfn - an increase b Inter
al eevoAUs aue1sa ~ WAieA Il 4
hoe6A = mAhs - ~ sas vAieA tAa
rAillp0ano is1anA1 Wtn saleaAn ~ ~
epssasSsa q - 0Fes tza1s yssst1ln11
- - 1na1lng RsUno easlR IN, n
lllessnAl ssgen1e AWe ~ - ~
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
FORMER oHIOANS ORGANIZE.

The Ohio Society of Colorado was
Incorporated with the secretary of
state March Goth for the purpose of
amalgamating into one body mon
political and purely sociaD all of the
10000 former Ohioans now living in
Colorado, The society is ofticered by
the most distinguished men in the
state; and expects to entertain Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft this summer. All
Buckeyes" are requested to address.
for further information. F. l. Carruth-
ers. secretary. Box 50i. Denver. Colo.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
Executor's Sale.

In accordance with the provisions
of Judgment and decree OF the Coun-
" court OF the county of Fremont, In
the ntnte OF Colorado. In the matter OF
the estate OF Thomas J. Tong. deceas-
ed. made and entered Of record ON
March 10th. A. d. 1909. the under
signed. executor OF the Last VIII and
Testament of aaid Thomas J. Tong.
deceased. hereby gives notice that ON
Saturday, the nrst day of May, A ID.
1903. at the hour OF ten O'Clock In the
forenoon Of said day. or as soon there
after ~ shall be practicable, at the
ONCE Of waldo. Dawson q Stump. In
Canon City. Fremont county. Colo
YAdo. he. said executor. will sell at
private sale. the following real estate.
formeriy OF said Thomas J. Tong. de-
ceased. to-wit: The east half of the
northwest quarter OF section n. and
an undivided half OF the vest half Of
the southeast quarter. and Of the east
half OF the southwest quarter OF Sec
don -. all In township Is. 0oath. OF
range 90 west OF the 9Th p. n. In
Fremont county. Colorado. togstAer
With the bitches and vatsr riSAts
eosnsctsd thsrswitA and appurtsnaat
thereto. and which vere heretofore
0wned By said TAomas J. Tong. de-
esassd. and ussd for The irrigatton Of
aid lands: that e provided In said
1ecree. said property viii b sold In
0aao for not lee tAaA oae-hAR In
cash. aad nay b cold all for oaeA.
cad that u credit b givsa for aay
Dorttoa oe Tie purchase monsy. The
0ams shall D. Cor Q time not isoo than
60 year and not more than I've
yoars, at eight per cent pr aAn0m
interest. and deferred payment must
- secured by 1rst mortgage % oaad
property.
Canon Clty. OoioreAo. April otA. A.
.. looe
JOHN c. PALMER,
Executor.
0rst pab. April .. 1oo0.
Last pub. ApPil -. 10oo.