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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15

the Pennsylvania man
who Invented the
horseshoe shown In
the sketch. And hui
mans who have seen
the patient beasts slid,
Ing about on slippery
streets In desperate
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15

SO that when. shut 1t cannot be opened
outwardly. Make an opening In the bot
tom of the door A-shape and large
enough that the gopher can push hts
nose through, and when in the box the
door will fail behind him and you have
him. Place the box at the mouth OF
the hole SO that be cannot get out with.
out going into the trap.-Farm and
Home
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15
overerowdlng Chickens.

The great loss each year from over
erowdlng runs up into thousands of
dollars. This can easily be remedied
by spending few cents each for a
number of piano boxes. Two gunny
sack partitions may be put in these
boxes. and each one VIII accommodate
several hundred small chickens. Fifty
small chicks is the largest number
that can safely be housed together.
Most oyererowdlng Is found In brood
ers, and the most common mistake
made is not to consider the rapldity
with which chick develops and hence
the necessity OF more spacious quar-
chicks into small lots and never TO let
them pile up 0vercrowding results In
lack Of exercise, food and drink,
which means bowel trouble and other
diseases, Lack OF pure air weakens
their system 1t is betetr to Gull out
half OF your flock and raise the re-
mainder In health and vigor than to
overcrowd them and suffer the loss
Of your whole flock. Keep the quar-
tiers clean TO rid them of mites and
lice which sap the life out OF them
In short time.
Never allow the young stock to be
confined In houses and yards that are
occupied by old birds, ms they tramp
and run over them, and thus STINT !
their growth. Stunted chickens are
like stunted plgs-no good at all they |
may pun through to maturity, but |
they can't develop Into healthy birds.
New Type OF uorseshoe.
II horses had means Of expressing |
their thanks they would probably unite
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15

The eggs Of The Algerian locust yisld q
rich oil. which burns we'll
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15
xlmnlr Gnnhrr rrnn.

Make a box from hoGrds or Stats
sxi0 inches aud ? feet long. At one
end make a door and hang it at the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15
Good Blood
Means good health, and Hood's
sarsapariiIahas an unprotected
record az blood purifier.

It effects fts wonderful cures, not
simply because IL contains sarsaparilla
'hrt Earause IL combines tho utmost
remedial yaIuesof moe than 20 different
ingredients. There is no real substitute
for il. II urged TO buy any preparation
said TO be 'just as good > you may be
sure u is inferior, costa less 20 make,
and yields the dealer larger profit.
Get fioad,s Sarsapeffln today. IN usual iiqpid
form or Ia ehocOiatid tablets known "a sArsataDs
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15

Sore throat Lends 10 Tonsilias. Qulnsy and Diph.
iberia. Hamlin's Wizard OIL used as a gsfgl.
upon the frat symptoms OF core throat will IN
yafiably prevent ali three Of these dread diseases
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15
IL one anRoMo ouININE.

OHIy DIIV H1ttOIVIO VOIIFflF z
That i LAXATIVE BROA0 aUINiHE. Loci
for the signature Of +. W. GROVE Used tb'
world over . cura a Odd IN ono Day 20e.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15

Sheep Rack for Inside Feeding.
This form of rack can be fixed per-
manently along the wall of the passage
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15

New Type OF Horseshoe.
II horses had means Of expressing
their thanks they would probably unite
and send resolution of gratitude to
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-04-15

stem.winding witches were the inyen.
ton OF Noel In 1851.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
NO Coal BILL TO PAY.

,-u think III heat me coffee FOR dinner.
said a big iahorer on one OF the many buildings
now being constructed IN thtlsea ,rcesnJ H." IS
3e So without tn, old II fire o. even the use OF
t. ,i ,,r,L his bottle his handbag and WITH
~ ,ot nver 10 the wooden cOntrfVunce in Whlch
~ ,'r " Vas mixed. lie put about half q shoVeltul
ltio ~ nl in a corner OF the mortar bed having pre-
yiously scraped that part Of the De9 qry ana ceah
n laet1 m his two lists He pushed the lump Of lime
dn4n into the yielding sand put ms oottie stand
sa5d 10 hold il in position. and was ready Tor the
Itin,ine about pint OF water from cask near
f,t The lar borer poured it on The mounded sand
aI0yving II 10 perColate through the coarse
cTsins Putting on little more SAND 70 hoiu tie re
SIiie in its Upright position he went PACK TO ms
work In ten minutes the noon "'NS'' O'e"' anu
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

bury. OF Company +. is being prominently men
toned. He is one of the aids on the staff OF Gov
ernor Hughes
II is not thought that the bill OF Senator John R
Rose. reorEanize the National Guard that
ccs artillery shall be under the direct COM
mand OF the major general commanding the Ma
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Captain George H Kemp. Colonel Davis has ap-
pointed Lieutenant " d. Flnke regimeh'ai
adjutant.
During the joint review OF Company oi the
Z3d Regiment and tile first division of the "a
Naval Battalion next Thursday night al the I'D
Armory there will be an individual competitive
drill and the Judges viii he Captain /. W. Stotes-
bury of the 7th Regiment; Captain +. {. Harri-
man Of the 18th Regiment. and Captain X B.
Dawson OF the 23d Regiment. Lieutenant Colonei
+ n Norton will be The only candidate for the
colonelcv when Colonel Stokes is retired next
month The officers OF the regiment viii hold a
bcefsteak dinner April .
Squadron G vii hold review carly in April. by
Naior General Leonard A. Wood
A review OF the Attn Regiment by Major General
Roe viii he held at the armory next Saturday
night.
Athletic games will he held by the 18th Regiment
IN its arnory next Saturday night
taInment
"A man learns TO do by doing. remarked the
moralizer. ,, 49,, -, ~,
being done."-Ilustrated BIS
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

tional Guard. will become a law. General Roe and
many other officers against the bill as II would
take the coast artillery entirely out Of the control
Of General Roe The chief Of artillery, General
David E Austin would report directly TO the Ad-
infant General and the effect would he to have two
sanarate divisions in the state.
Colonel Elmore +. Austin, commanding the Sth
D. ,ir,ent Of coast artillery. expects 10 hold re-
,+.1, cf his command on or about April %
Tobn RovIe ir has been elected from civil life
&C hryt lieutenant of Company + OF the hst kegl-
rnent HIS opponent First Sergeant George
who has requested his honorable discharge. The
officers with a view putting an end 70 ele''i"i'
disp,,tes ~ the future. have made application 10
the Governor for permission to nominate orncers
for sppointu1ent The vote for this move WAS
unanimous Company has won the thru contest
for the Zabrskie trophy. with record score
Company ID second
Assembiynan ;. Mayhew Wainwright VIII reFle"
the 1st Battery Saturday night, April s. 81 the
armory.
Colonel Duffy OF the Geth Regiment, having neen
retired with the rank OF brevet major general the
regiment pending the examination CT Lieutenant
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

The engagement = Margaret Newh3A e-dest
daughter ~ Mr and Mrs william Mayor New6a'L'
and Athole Mclean was announced this week
Miss NewhaII IS popular I'm California society Ny
Mclean belongs 70 the Grm cf GIeding Mclean
4 Co dealers In Tile
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

who was president OF the broken bank. has been
forced lnro bankruutcy by the attorney for the
depositors and his property will realize this sum
Walker claimed he had no voice in the control Of
the bank rs J. Dalzen Brown. the manager. d'a
not consult him IN regard To the heavy loans 70
James Treadveli and others. which ruinea the
raEk.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Dr. f j. Tooke- an American medical mission
ary who has spent seven years in China returned
this week He declared that the stamping out o.
the opium habit is going on rapidly. although II
entails the death OF many nave been 50 acclS-
ton,es To the drug that they cannot live without
il Among those who succumbed 10 the depT-Va-
ton Of tho drug was the governor Of Anhui- dt
voluntarily cut or opium. but failed TO survive,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Co!c-el-elect Conley and the receipt by him OF MS
commission, is under command Of Major M'''aei
Lynch, senior major.
Major General Charles f. Roe viii review me
18th Regiment in its armory next wednesday night
Ar election for major, vice Turpin, Will soon
he held The candidate. il is expected, VIII be
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Hartman that he would retire Immediately be
cuuse OF warnings from his physicians. The real
truth is that Mr. Hartman is in better health than
usual. his outing El Paso having been of great
benefit. These reports Of speedy retirement tol-
lowed persistent rumors of important conferences
at Pasadena. which it said many changes
were to br made in officials OF his roads. but the
conference never matcrialized and no changes have
been announced Most OF these reports. II is
thought were started for stock johbing purposes
sixteen mounted policemen guarded the transfer
this week Of s. ac0UJ Of city funds from the Cl'E
Hall to the building formerly Occupied by the can
foruia safe Deposit and Trust COMPANY al tal-
fornia and Montgomery streets. Five wagons car
ri.d inc money. which in $50 gold pieces In
canvas bags Tn" removal made because oi
the unsafe condition Of the treasurer's ohc" IN the
city Hall
The will of Reuben n. Lloyd. prominent lawyer
and Mason. leaves property valued at about one
iIIion dollars to his sister. who is eighty-eight
,,ears old. or her death it passes 70 MT LLOYD
favorite niece Mrs Aphra West.
The creditors Of the defunct California Safe De
rosit and Trust Company have received another
u,tndfau of I halt million dollars. David /. Walker.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
N4TTON4L GUARD NO1Eo.

4. -a,.ie,,- of rbe 18th Regiment by Baron RoseIl.
Russ5ap Ambassador al Washington, will be hela
in the srrnory Saturday night many W.
kno7-n persons will be present to meet ,ile f'u@@
Ambassador The regiment has decloeo 10 oi gan
ire sr enlisted band. and fifteen men nave alfeS0S
enlisted. -
.-fle,ir ear,es will be held in the armory on
b,,-5a,, night, April .. They will be open to ala
amateurs Amateur Athletic Ohioh ru'eS' anu
-rogrsuir,1e ie now being prepared
-. q u4u hold an election for a second
,,.,-a,, ,o-,,orrow night, and the candidate VIII
10 Sergeant r ". Field
s-a 60, Of games is assured By the 22d Req
rnsn. in its arrnory tomorrow night among INV
competitors will be some or the men VII" ~
f.ns i, ,bs OLYMPIC games The star event a"lois
ne fourteen contests will be the rouhu ioH'" 80 go
race between the crack teams OF the I''h anu anu -
regiments The lineup Of the two Teams F'ii =
"a follows: 18th Regiment, Hillman. RoseioeIsei'
DeNar. Haller, McNally and Pierce; "a re @
Bacon, Robbins Haywood. Sedlay, Richmond wa
and Northridge- Major General Nooo' !. .
A. General Roe. y. 6. \. Y, and Pres'uen'
MCGOWAN Of the Board Of Aldermen are among the
invited guests There viii be dancing after me
game
Tie - sigma Cons will parade for annual in
sPecton and muster tomorrow night.
The 7th Kegiment has decided 10 organize into a
permanent three battalion organization as all the
oter big regiments dfd some years ago Ar eleventh
company has been formed, 70 be known company
= and a Htrle later Company " Will be formed. the
organization Of Company I. has been effected by
ne taking q fifteen men each from Companies F.
and X. with the Of the men concerned
for service with the company. Lieutenant
HthrE stratton. cf Company l. has been appointed
captain of Company l.. and Sergeant A Radcliffe
u company F. has been appointed first lieutenant
oh-commissioned officers have been selected from
2 tln Eofpf of
companies and r next Tuesday night at the
trfnory the reviewing Officer will be jor NJ. r.
STEELE formerly of Company r who Will have an
honorary staff Of the following former members OF
uls company: Captains A Townsend NJ. r..
smith, and Lieutenants Powers Appleton WisRfen
Nleholt. Appleton and Fisher Company r will hold
~ 81 hons" At the ermory next Friday night and
sseftteak dinner on the night OF April 10 Already
&c question Of who VIII be third major is being
sseussea, and tbs name Of Captain Louis stotes-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE
rRy Telegraph TO The

rBy Telegraph to The Tribune
San Francisco March 2o.-Sensational reports
were sent out from Los Angeles Wednesday night
purporting to be authoritative statements by E H
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

The Nevada senate Las passed the anti-gamoiine
hill hut an amendment is added putting bridge
whist and all other games played for money or
nrizes in the same class with taI@ aud FCuiette-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

4 bill vas signed by Governor Gllett this "eeN
IT., ,fyss 6fteen days' vacation fun pay TO
an state employees.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

There is much excitement IN SlSkiyou county
over the discovery Of rich gold ore ohly ie"
.Ias from Eureka in the Humberg district. which
49,, te,,, prospectcd for many years decoln-
noseJ quartz ledge has been found which IS rich
=, cold one specimen OF pure gold was worth S-V'
o,d the Under took $3.50 IL three days hun
dreds have rushed into the district ~mch promises
80, 49,. ricb returns Of the Coffee creek dis
49,. ~ trinity County about ten years ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Til. legislature has passed the bill prohibiting
the use or slot machines for gambling purposes
The bill Is aimed principally Al card machines IN
.t,a- s,o~.s md saloons vhlCn constant
teD1ptatiou 70 BOYS 10 s1.untc- their moHe,-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Fepr-sentatiyes of all thu chariJa5le societies oi
os Angeles met this week and adopted eSo'ut''iis
oskIrg all charitable ussucia tionz of the country
to refrain from sending any more oonsuih''l'es 90
7 os Angeles 4 large part Of these untortlnateS
-. "a advanced In tie disease and change
of climate will help them. MANY of them are with
ont means. and thus they become beavy burden
on Los Aug5 les societies
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

TIL, will of 'IlcEy" S~.tvif has not yet been
fled fo- probate in Los Angeles t"d II l. P'oOd'e
tie matter 7,al 90 over foi yet DAYS, as II Is
understood the heirs TRY * - make com
nrouIso with tie widow In r-t-~ t ''Noc cOnt@s'-
Mrs baldwin p no was tae ar,5 t:..icHatres thirn
Nife receives propert, We. 81 rea'e- S-''J' NIl'le
the share Of the two daughters W.. be &hVtt S'o0J-
ooo each She has declared ,ua. Unless she gets A
larger share she will appeal TO tie -a.;rts
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Assemblyman ; Mayhew Wainwright Will reFle"
the LIST Battery Saturday night APrii 8 a. Inv
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Athletic games will be held by the 18th Regiment
in It's armory next Saturday night
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27

THOMAS L. HAYMAN.
Suite 1000, First National Benk Bldg.
Montgomery and Post. Telephone p .kearny l!oS:
new 5 room fats; best part OF Page St. /;
lot s0xI3T g; best built flats in the city;
II you want something superior as TO
erection and location do not fail to see
these.
s6 600 cash; rented $3.50 per annum; near
Fillmore and Fell. north side street; 3
high class fats; full price $10,250:
bargain.
s7,soo-Lake and 9Th av. Here are 2 new fats
that are built and arranged entirely diff
ferent from anything on the market; If
than your neighbor see these at once;
reduced from $4,000; must sell;
$s,To0-3 high class and z room fats near
s15, 5,oooMRented low at $4,000 per annum; 9
high class new fats; lot 3ox10o; near
Vallejo and Hyde; well built.
5000 cash; 6 room fats rented low
mssd1 tu Per prce only ss5a co
slider ofrer; lot So1so; investigate this.
s.ooo4 new fats near Laguna and Union;
rented 81. .2eo per annum; lot 50 IT. front
IS 600 cash. extra fine and room fats
architect constructed for home: near
Waller and Clayton; cost $500; must
$4,000 high class new room nats: cost
owner s14,5OO; Clay and Devisadero,
$4,000, cash; corner; s3xlis: best part Wal
Ter St; Improvements. two room fats;
fun price $4,000. .s.i reduced from $4,000
sic. 900 cash; Devisadero and Ellis: new well
built hats: lot 80 IT. front; reduced TO
SIG, 500; rents S2.15o year.
$4,000 cash; rented $500 year: full price
$4,000, reduced from $17 ,000 owner
must sell; new room fats; lot 80
fl. front; Mason and Pacific.
IS, 900 cash; rented exceptionally low at 81 200
per annum; owner recently refused $l1.-
600; will now take SIS, roo; Guerrero and
18th; forced sale.
SS,250-ReDts $1.260 per annum; large lot;
near 18th and Castro; new 4 room Oats.
Sc, 600 high class and room fats; "a and
Folsom; rent $500.
$1,000 cash; California and Fillmore: rents
$1,l40 per annum; fats; full price
Ss,000
$4,000 cash. near Clay and Spruce; new 6
room fats, 25x100; reduced to 50, 900.
$4,000 cash; new store and two room nats;
rented at 81 260 per annum; Powell and
Jackson; only $4,000.
$4,000 cash; high class and room fats:
Laguna and Sutter; reduced to
$500; owner anxious to sell; make
offer.
s9,2S9-4 new room fats; rented low at 500
per month: l block from Market and 9TH
$6,0o0-T room residence; high class and mod
ern In every respect: near California and
Steiner; reduced from IS. 1000.
S9,o0O-l0 room house near Laguna and Broad
way; lot 27:6x120; snap.
$S,500-One Of the finest residences in Masonic
av.; may consider offer; owner nonresi-
dent and compelled to SELL
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27
WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE. 12S Sutter 81.
SPATT-nINC q NFFF


$50 Kearny ST. near Bush
RENTING. COLLECTING. INSU RANCE
$40. .500-Rents 81 10 per year. store and hatsS
rooms sHn bath each: 18th near sans
chez; very fne buy.
BARGAIN-ST, ,500-Rcufs sSJ per month 2
modern IA q; 5-8-9 rooms and bath: Gold.
en- Gate av. near Baker; mortgage So. 800
can remain; cheapest buy in Western adj
dltion
IS. .25O-2Oth st near Castro: hne new modern.
residence: s rooms and bath; . finished
rooms in basement.
S., 5,500-iTth 81. near Sanchez beautiful new
residence: rooms and bath beamed ceils
ings. high basement.
10.000-Sth st. Market store and dats
above; rooms and bath; owner must
sell: investigate; Sth st. IS improvings
large mortgage be had.
S12. .oOO-Ha ight az. near Pierce. rents 500 pes
month"; fats: $ rooms and baths
this Is business location: look IL up.
s., 500 cash. mortgage s.. COO can remain; 3 new
fats 8 rooms and bath Noe 81. near 14th.
IS. 5C0-Folsom 18th. fine residence: >
rooms and bath: stable In resr facing
rear street: $1,000 cash will swing this
SPECIAI=S12. 2. .5C0-Turk St nesr Iarkin: swell
lot FOR apartments; win trade for income
property.
si.T5o- california st. near 22d sv; soxs0; good
buy.
S7,750-Rents $S4 per month: new fats:
and bath: uesr Castro and 1aths
mortgage $4,000 can remain; cheapest buy
in Mission.
sPAULDTNG & NEFF. $50 Kearny st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued
BALDWIN & HOWELL, s1s-s24 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-S24 KEARNY ST.
Members of the s. F. Real Estate Board.
Money TO Loan on S. F.. REAL ESTATE.


Money TO Loan on S. F. REAL ESTATE.
$40, ,000-Nets nearly s per cent per annum:
business property OF stores and mats on
fine corner close TO Suffer- and Devisadero:
mortgage; a cold, clean cut invest
ment with no strings on IL; in center of
fine district; stores leased; hats always
rented. There is good money in this for
any one; a mortgage could be arranged
II desired: no reasonable oner VIII De re-
fused; owner has reason for selling.
Where can yoH get better income! l46S2l
Sls, ,0Oo-Ells st. corner; 50xlOO with nne
sunny corner fats and house Of 10
rooms adjoining, in good renting dis
triet t50S2l
SIS ooo-van Ness av.. 5ox1oo. near jackson:
superb site for apartments; best pa. part Of Of
s13 800 we'll built fats of s rooms and bath
each; sunny side of Golden Gate aT.; Of
fered at cost; owner 10 leave city; must
be sold t4S53)
so,oo0-25 feet double front; runs through to
street. Post near Larkin; only $3.50
foot; has sold for $500 and viii sell
for that amount again. t5oool
$7,5o0-2 hats, Clay near Broderick; neat ana
attractive; sunny side OF street; nice
front garden; rents about $50. (5o35l
$6,300-2 dandy little new fats Of 40 rooms
and bath; best part OF downtown sec
ton: stone steps and entrance attract
lively built; light and high basement; 2I:6
foot lot; always rents for s65 month
SO. .ooe-Right In the heart of a great little
business center; Union st. corner near La
guna; must be sold; any reasonable OFFER
VIII De submitted, new pdnk hOitSnet VI
81, 500 can remain; buy this right: spend
81, 900 and Increase the income to 800
month, and the $1,000 profit is yoSTs; fsas;
S3 900 cash IS all you require to purchase these
$500 fats; a, 500 mortgage can remain;
. cats OF SO rooms and bath each. on
Gesry st. carline; well built; no ginger
bread work (50T5l
81. so0-Lake st. corner; 52:exle0. t461D
S2,T50-Pays Is per cent; $50 month; key
lot, 27:6 front alone worth $4,000;
room house for commercial purposes
(4744)
s., ,200-Bargain: East line of LIST boulevard;
261a feet frontage; unequaled for home or
fats. (464S)
81, ,500-California, near 22d av.; 9oxio0.
81 S5o-22d av near Lake; 25x120. (4049)
81, ,25o-Nesr Lombard and Steiner; 25xioo
Send for our July list OF property for sale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27
buy now if you
would buy cheap
cIrY REAL EsrATE-conr.auea

4
DAVIDSON 4 LEIGH. Phone Market 5s2.
1865 Market ST.. near 10th
$1,000: pays 20 per cent on money actually
invested; the best planned house In the city;
room apartments and bath. one room
apartment; construction and finish are the very
best; grand panoramic view that can be
oostrueted situated in Taylor 81. near saera-
SIS. 5Oo-Rents $3.50 per month; mortgage.
tS So,ovO az 2 per cent can remain for years;
high class apartment Oats. rooms and bath
each; an Iatest appliances: just completed:
finished in natural wood. arched and beamed
ceilings. wall beds with full sized mirrors in
szis7s situated noTsR SIDE Of m Turs sH 81 neas
Devisadsro.
SIS. 5.O0O-Rented for $3.50 per month: an sls-
CANT modern house OF u and room apart
s1tS: "a all OF the very latest appliances; les
cent on money invested
RESIDENCES.
SS.6J0-Fine cottage of rooms and IN, also
rooms finished IN attic and basemsnt re-
dueed from $1,000 fremont av. near Fred
!. 81, I,5oonFine residence. rooms and bath. an
N excellent condition; marine view: lot 25x
1l2:o. situated Octavia ST. near Broadway.
MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE.
S14OOO-VallejO ST. nr. Webster; a beautifully
planned and well built house OF 10 sunny rooms
aud baths; large BANQUET hall and servants
In basement: beautiful flower gardens and lawns
In front and rear; grand view of the bay and
ocean that can never be obstructed; lot 3Jxl5I s.
FLATS.
$500 beautiful fats. and rooms
and bath; every room sunny; Just being COM
pleted; interior finish suit purchaser: loc
2oxl11; Stsnyan 81. near Parnsssus; blocks
south OF park.
8, 1,2O0-Rents So: fine fats. and rooms
and bath; large basement all sunny and
In good condition: lot % 6xS3; situated in Web
ster ST. Sutter.
S12.5OO-Rents $135; magnificent fats.
70 sunny rooms and bath. concrete basement.
Just being Completed plan Is perfect and tho
finish. workmanship and fixtures are the best
that money could buy; lot 2JxlO0; Larkin 81.
near Washington.
LOTS.
5000 lots 25x137:6 each: streets acs
espted; situated in north line OF Fell st. between
Pierce and Scott.
s5.OOO-IOt 25x1ST:s on Hayes ST. near Pierce.
facing the park.
DAVIDSON & LEIGH
1855 Market st.