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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24

Clifford Pinchot, forester or the Unit
ed States, arrived this morning from
Gi and Junction, Colorado, and is
spending the day with the local forest
officials and the state land board,
number OF important conferences be
ing held Mr. Pinchot was accom-
PANIED to Ogden by Assistant Forester
Potter. l.. F. Knlep, assistant tores-
ter in the department OF grazing; Car
once B. Dodge, member OF the Colo
RADIO State Conservation committee
and owner OF the Colorado Springs Ca
zette; and District Forester Cyoe
Lgavitt. who went cast Saturday even
ing TO meet the party at Grand juno
ton,
When interviewed by n representa-
tive of The Standard, Mr.. Pinohos
said. in reference To the recent dis
cussions between himself and Sen
ator Ammon and other members OF the
Colorado state legislature:
II can say this much for Colorado
and the discussions which took place
there last week; | do not think that
Senator Ammol nor any OF those who
took part In the criticism of the For
est Service and Its methods OF con-
trolling the grazing lands within the
forests Of the state. arc voicine the
will of the people at large. In fact.
the faction which they represent IS
greatly In the minority and includes
cnly those who have enjoyed mo
repoly of the state range and wish
to continue to do so. The people as
a u,bola re in hearty aymDathy with
the service, stockmen as well as those
OF other industries, and the fact was
we'll evidenced by subsequent state
ments upon the part OF influential cit
liens from various parts OF the state.
here and his entertainment while with
In the gates of Ogden. have been un-
der consideration for a number Of days
past, but because OF his delay In reach
ing the city nothing particularly de-
finite could be decided upon, How
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24
FAMILY OF SEVEN
BURNS TO DEATH

Fort Worth, March PA. d, {
} Price. a farmer. his wife, five
, children and farm hand were {
} burned 10 death three miles
} north of SIdell by the destruc-
ton of their home
, Twenty persons are reported {
Injured.
The path of the storm was {
five miles wide. Fifty houses {
and stores at Slidell were com {
pletely wrecked
, At Bolivar. eight miles east
of Slidell. many houses were
, blown down and two negroes
, we're killed.
, The wires are down in all
directions and news is coming
In slowly,
- - - ~ ~ n
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24

OF the greeting. A bottle OF cham
payne was broloen over the engine,
speeches were made and toasts given.
Social Thursday.-The women OF
the First Presbyterian church Will give
a social Thursday afternoon at the
residence OF Mrs. John Edward Car
yer, S37 Twenty-ifth street, TO which
all are invited. -
Peerys Go to Nevads-Horace and
Harold Peery left last night for Rhyo-
lite, New, to investigate some of their
mining interests They Will be absent
for the balance of the month.
WANTED Fifty good pianists 10
study the Eta Ellrs system for teach
ers. Good positions in September. For
particulars inquire OF Manila Hunter,
224S Quincy Ave, ogden, or Fred &.
Graham, SO Main Street, Salt Lake
City.
Switchman Injured. - Switchman
Suooks had his right hand badly lac
Grated while working In the local
Yards Tuesday evening and, after re-
ceiving brief treatment at the emerg-
ency hospital in the yards, was sent
10 the General hospital.
Don't forget the G A r. entertain
mcnt Saturday evening 9th, at the
knights of Columbus Hall, over Reese
HowclIs.
Boy is Injurcd.-The tive-year-old
son Of C. A. Penrod. while riding in
sleigh with his father, near Liberty,
fell from the seat and was struck by
runner Of the sleigh. both bones OF
tho right leg being broken.
AMBLERs COUGH syrup is the
bost
The Bramwell Grocery store is be-
ing extensively remodeled.
SWEET PEAS.-Buy our large flow
ering varieties In bulk. either mixed
or straight colors. Barrows Com. Co,
2274 Wash.
Building New Warehouse.-Repre-
| Sentatiyes OF the Fruit Growers as
sociation, accompanied by an archl-
tect, wore stalking off the site for the
warehouse to be built between 1wen-
tieth and Twenty-flrst streets, near
| Wall avenue.
SHADE TREES Of all kinds az
! MOORE'S NURSERIES, 1866 Wash.
Ask for price lists
Plnsree Bros. Company-W. A. Wat
son, E H Jones, John e. Greayes, Da-
Vid L. Evans, Joseph Williams and Hy-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24
Governor Taft. Secretary Root and

Governor Taft, Secretary Root and
the President.
AS a member of the committee on
the public lands. In company with
Hon. w. A. Richards. commissioner
OF the general land Office. and Mr. F. A..
Newell, chief of the reclamation ser
vice, Mr. Pinchot has even more
thoroughly famillariZed himself with
the questions that concern the vast
public lands of the United States. He
has taken an ever broadening interest
In public affairs, and IS now the NOV
Ing spirit of the National Conserva-
tion Commission. which considers the
best use OF waterways. forests, soils
and minerals, Mr.. Pinchot is tre-
mendously In earnest and he builds en-
duringly 1t is not too much to think
that his work In the preservation of
public utilities will rank with that OF
jefferson In moulding the Cohstitu-
tion, or Hamilton In creating tho
treasury
Prominent among Mr.. Pinchot's
writings Is "a Primer of Forestry.
Part THE Forest" and Part II,
Practical Forestry"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24
CLIFFORD PlNCHOT GUEST
OF PEOPLE OF OGDEN
He Will Be Entertained Weber Club This Afternoon and VIII
Make Speech Tabernacle at $3.50 This evening
Head of the Forest Service of United States

ever. when the word reached Ogden
Yesterday that he would arrive here
on the midnight train for last night.
tho matter Of his reception was soon
decided upon and those having the
matter In charge became busy In the
work OF arranging a program
Governor Spry has been invited TO
attend the function and deliver an al-
distinguished visitor Mayor Alex
Brewer will do the honors in the mat
ter Of according Mr.. Pinchot hearty
welcome In behalf OF the city. In re"
sponse to the words OF welcome TO the
state and the city. Mr.. Plnchot Will
make an address in which he is OK
pected to elaborate upon the forestry
question. The program arranged Is as
follow:
Banquet at Weber club from G to
s. 80 D. IN.
Public meeting at the Ogden Taber-
nacle at $3.50 p. m.
Singing by the Ogden Tabernacle
choir
Address of welcome to the state by
Governor William Spry.
Music by the choir.
Address of welcome to tho city by
Mayor Alex Brewer.
Rendition by the choir
! Address by Chief Forester Clifford
Pinchot
Music by the choir
On July l. 1898. Mr. clifford Pincnou
was appointed forester Of the depart
ment, OF agriculture. and under his
direction the division OF forestry be-
came bureau. 1t has grown from
q membership of IL TO over 1900. and
It's work Is more and more assuming
form OF intense practically, while
its strong influence for the perpetual
tion Of our forest interests now per-
meates under its present administra-
tion has been toward blending the
theory Of proper forest management
with the varied needs and conditions
Of different regions. and only such
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24
PULLEN WILL ESCORT THE
MASONIC TROWEl TO MEXICO

Los Angeles, March 3i.-Charles L..
Pullen, master OF the Masonic lodge
of tho City of Mexico. has sent an
invitation 10 Z. B. Spencer, master OF
Southern California lodge, TO escort
the travelling trowel, which is on its
way around the world, 10 the CITY OF
Mexico. Spencer has accepted the of
fer and probably VIII leave early IN
May. accompanied by Grand Master
Oscar Lawler, Senior Grand Warden
Dana Weller and one other represen-
tative OF the grand lodge OF Califor-
MIA.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24
RANDOM
REFERENCES

EARLY ACTION NECESSARY, II
you want an investment to sell at a
big profit, OF II you want an irrigated
fArm In fertile country with q glor-
ious climate, join our next excursion,
Friday, March 26, Bamberger line.
Wenger, Rostan & DeJulien. AS &c
oleS Bldg. =
B. & G. Butter is easy to possess. =
Caritn Welcomes Western Pacific
when the Western Pacific construc-
tip train reached Carlin Thursday
all the Inhabitants or the town that
could possibly get away from their
work were there ready to give a hear,
~ reception. Tho schools were closed
and theachildren marched TO the scene
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24
FORTY ACRES CUT UP
INTO SMALLER FARMS

A forty-acre farm, owned by Adam
Patterson In Wilson Lane. has been
scld to Moroni Skeen for $4,000 and
cut up into small farms, These trans
actions appear of record in the record
er's office. as follows:
Adam Patterson and wife 10 Moronl
Skeen, 40.S acres, n Il. IL Sec. rs,
T. 6 n. R. 2 w Consideration, $4,000.
Moronl Skeen and vile to John Il.
Trimble, acres. n. T. IA. Sec, 20,
T. n r. W. Consideration, 81,
800
Moroni Skeen to Bertha Cow, ~
acres, N. E. IA, Sec. rs. T. b n. X.
w. Consideration, s3.lUD.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24
NOTICE TO TABERNACLE
CHOIR MEMBERS

All choir members are requested
to be present at the lecture to be given
by Hon. Clifford Plnchot at the taber-
pacle, at $50 this evening. The presl-
dencies of Stakes have authorized
their release from other duties. in or
der that they may be in attendance.
WILLARD SCOWCROFT.
President Tabernacle Choir.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24
MUSICAL HISTORY COURSE

Mrs Frances Hughes Wade, a Harp
ist. from the University of Illinois.
will give a concert for the Musical
History club at the Congregational
church Friday March 26th. All ticket
holders admitted FREQ. Single admis-
sion, soc, =
Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group If you apply DIR, Thomas Eclec-
tlic Oil at once II acts like magic =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24
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ARGUES
FOR INCREASED RAIL RATES

Chicago, March 24.-In support OF
the contention Of leading railroad OIL
ficialS, that the present rates paid by
the government TO the railways for the
transportation of mail. are FAR too
low, julius Kruttschnitt. vice presi-
dent of the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific Systems, has prepared a
pamphlet making an exhaustive argu-
ment for an increase. The subject is
one that has been several times urged
before congress by representatives oil
the roads.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-24
Orpheum Theatre


Our feature
THE IRON WORKER
Showing the reward OF honesty
and ability properly applied
Story of frontier life
THE STAGE RUSTlER
A beautiful short pathetic story
land A LITTLE CHILD SHALL
LEAD THeM.'
A woman's self-sacrificing love
THE DECEPTION.
The clowns dream, beautifully
colored
ELIXIR OF DREAMS
Mr.. James Sheldon In TWO song
MY BONNIE BLUE BELL
IN SUNNY ITALY
In Sunny Italy l take you,
Marie,
Meath that banana tree make a
spoon with me.
. No more | sell, Marie. banana
two for three,
It's goodbye Mulberry. back 10
: Sunny Italy.
We open promptly at Z O'CLOCK
: >.~--~-o-~~oo-o.oo. .oo.~~o-o~~Sc~o~o.~-~
/. "a Houee of Quality"
.-..@;;-,--s-tirT.,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED bids viii be received at the office of
the secretary of the regents University of
California Berkeley. at before $3.50 a. m
Thursday. December 23. 1909, for an addition
to the fertilizer control laboratory on the
university campus at Berkeley, and at or
before 80 u N. Thursday, January 20, 1910,
for t1 the book stacks and t2) pneumatic
tube carrier system for the new university
fications on file at said office.
No bids viii be received unless accompanied
by certified check or bond in favor of the
undersigned, equal to 10 per cent of the bid,
to assure execution Of contract by successful
bidder. The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

BANK or ITALY-SE, corner Montgomery and
Clay sts.: Mission branch 3343 Mission st.
near Goth. For the half year ending Decem-
Der 81, 1909, a dividend has been declared
at the rate Of FOUR ~ per cent per annum
on all Savings Deposits. free of taxes, payable
on and after Monday, January s. 1910 Divi-
dends not called for are added to and bear
the same rate OF interest as the principal
from January T. 1910. Money deposited on or
before January 10 viii earn interest from
January |. T. SCATENA,
\. PEDRINI. President.
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5 ACRE FARMS

NOVAT0. MARIN COUNTY.
THESE farms have the richest soil In California
for truck gardens or fruit orchards abundance
of fine pure water: perfect climate.
Many truck gardeners are paying, near san
Francisco. $3.50 month rent per acre. You
can buy this Noyata land for less per acre
than the amount of one years rent.
Prices range from 500 to $500 an acre.
The land is all alike in quality the price
varies with distance from Novato station, but
no farm is over a mile and a half from the
station, the nearest being only 10 minutes
walk.
Big orchards and vineyards in full bearing
prove the richness of this land and the crops
always bring the highest market price because
of superior quality.
Ninety Minutes ride ffom San Francisco.
Eighty cents per ton freight rate.
Our agent is always on the ground ready to
drive you over the property Go to NovatO
Sunday See for yourself. Take the 7:40 or
a. m. ferry via Sausalito. Seventy cents
round trip.
Send for illustrated descriptive folder. free.
J. p. MASSIE CO., 601 Union Trust bldg,
IA Montgomery St. cor Market ST.,
San Francisco.
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1894 feet west OF 18th av.; street severed: ear
line passing the property; sold for purpose of
making settlement; lot 26:2x100 feet
PINE ST. BET. COUGH AND ooTAvIA.
Beautiful family residence, No. 1878 Pine ST..
north line, bet. Cough and 0ctayia sts. contains
II rooms. servants room and basement etc. !;
all in perfect conditions; everything new; gas
and eleetrielty; rents rents $40 per month; tenant
can remain at per cent net; lot 2Sx1S1:6 feet.
JESSIE ST. NEAR 9TH ST.
Fine building lot, south line Jessie St. i56
feet, west of 9th St; street severed and paved
lot on grade ready for building size 2oxIo feet
mortgage 81 .0S3 can remain at per cent gross.
ENTIRE BLOCK NEAR CORTLAND Av,.
T TEREsT 0ais 70 MAKE sETTLEMENT iEi1is '1 OF :
AN ESTATE.
That fine. entire, slightly block bounded by
Bradford. Peralta, Powhattan and Mayfower
sts.. comprising lots 121o to 1921, inclusive.
Gift map No. 3; % full lots. 25x70 each; prop
erty is only one block from Cortland av. and
only 3 short blocks from San Bruno av.. where
cars pass every few moments; Cortland av. cleo
tric line is almost completed, connecting south
from Mission ST to Folsom. and with the pro-
posed extension of the Folsom st. car line to
Cortland would make this property very at
50 convenient will make ready demand for the
property. This property is Sold to CLOSE an
estate
FELL ST. AT LAGUNA ST
store ana TWO mats, NOS. 0Il-olo feH ST.
south line. 80 feet west of Laguna st; lot ok
So feet rents for $6J per month; terms, one
quarter cash. balance from to years at 6 per
cent at option of purchaser; mortgage $500 at
per cent net.
DOUGLASS ST. BET. nth AND -1STH SITS.
Two flats No $50 Douglass ST. west line. 110
feet north of 18th St. renting for SIS and $27 30
per month; total $3.50; lot 25x135 feet through
TO Clara terms one-quarter cash; balance
installments or can remain years at per
cent net.
CASTRO AND ALvARADo SITS.
sts-, bet. I'D and 23d sts., ON grade and ready
for building: fine drainage; Castro st. cars pass
property; mortgage 81 500 remain at . per
cent gross; lot 26:6xS0 feet.
CASTRO. NEAR ALyARAD0 ST.
Cottage home. side of Castro St. 26;3
feet SOUTH Alyarado St. bet 22d and 2ed SITS,
No. 1908 Castro St: contains ) rooms and bath:
fine large foot basement concrete door and
foundation: rents for S25 month: house only one
year old: insured for 5000; mortgage 81 800
can remain, il desired, per cent gross
WELSH ST, BET. 4TH AND 9TH.
-Four new flats. No. LA Welsh St, north side.
80 feet, southwesterly from 4th st; four new
fats of 81 rooms and bath each; total rental
$57 month: lot 25x15 feet; one-quarter cash.
balance instalments, or nat loan of years at 9
per cent net.
]. W. WRIGHT & co.
125 AND 127 SUFFER- STREET.
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COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-contlnuea
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST.

We are agents for one Of the best tracts of ir-
rigated land in California. This land is espe-
ciafy suited for alfalfa. darying and fruit
creamery station is ON the property. A eannery
is established hotel church. good schools
ana store are all there; 53 families are now liy-
ing in their own homes bought Of this company.
The climate and health conditions are excellent
Property is on main line of Southern Pacific rail-
road and right of way of interurban electric
benefits of competitive cheap freight service by
Sacramento river boats. Land is all irrigated
with an abundance of cheap water. Soil * deep
sediment loan, very fertile The country is
covered with beautiful oak trees Very easy
terms. $125 TO $50 per acre. any sized tracts.
A few partly improved places for sale. Call ON
our country department for illustrated booklet
and information.
We also have good list of country property
of all descriptions for sale and exchange
BALDWIN e. HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
ERANNISCn
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-s24 KEARNY ST.
SAN FRANCISCO
SMALL RANCHES
IDEAL LoCATION-PERFECT CLIMATE


IDEAL LOCATION-PERFECT CLIMATE
SANTA CLARA VALLEY
Improved or unmproyed 10 and 20 acre ranches
on OUR BEAUTIFUL SAN MARTIN RANCH.
only hours from SAN FRANCISCO; can be
bought on MONTHLY PAYMENTS If you want
a small ranch for a HOME and for PROFIT do
not fail TO look at the SAN MARTIN RANCH
is acres Alameda county; orchard. garden and
grain land; including S1,000.0O worth of fur
niture and chickens worth $4,000: well fenced
with 1.500 feet Of chicken fence; good WELL
unlimited supply OF water; electric motor, three
horsepower: shfngle house year and half
old. five rooms and bath, modern in every way,
hot and cold water in house; cement laundry
tubs; large cement cellar; electric lights, etc
Good barn. good shed. 100 foot bFooder house,
fully equipped. Ten chicken houses. others
being built Liyermore valley. Very easy
terms. Only halfa mile to railway depot. Price
1000.
If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR RANCH PROP
ERTY. IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED, IN
SMALL OR LARGE ACREAGE, CALL OR
c. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY.
TO2 Market
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BERkELEY REAL ESTATE
po zoe wANr 8 oR Z AcRI

DO YOU WANT q OR z ACRE
OF land marine view. in the city Of Oakland
Near the beautiful Claremout country emb. In
the Berkeley hills; line within stone throw;
easy terms: price dirt cheap; II you see it you
viii surely buy. Address Al Parker av-, san
Francisco. or phone Pacific mi The owner
property.
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CITY REAL MISUNDERSTANDING
J. W. WRIGHT & CO..
125 AND 127 SUFFER- STREET
AUCTION. AUCTION, AUCTION,
ArSTION, ATCTIONi AUCTI0Ni
AUC1SoN, AUCTIoNi AUCTION.
AT OUR sALESRooN. l2J SUFFER- STREET.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II. AT ~ O'CLOCK
NOON, AS PER CATALOGUE, UNDER THE
Personal DIRECTION OF
MR.. WENDELL EASTON.
CATALOGUE ar OFFICE.

GOLDEN GATE Ay NEAR LAGUNA ST.
Three beautiful fats, Nos. 101012 Golden Gate
av., north line. 1926 feet west of Laguna ST..
comprising three up to date flats, rooms and
bath each, renting for $3.50 per month; lot %
x95 feet; terms, one-quarter cash, balance from
3 to ) years at per cent net.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
CITY REAL ESTATE
CITY REAL ESTATE
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
MEMBERS s. f. REAL ESTATE BOARD.
NInNrusu no roANr nNr pIAI. I,srr An,L

BAaLDMIN 4 HoMELL' 3ls-324 20 kEARN1 M. 81. Sr
MEMBERS S. f. REAL ESTATE BOARD.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
$3.50, ooo-NETs NEARLY I PER CENT; HIGH
CLASS RETAIL PROPERTY in heart
of shopping district: nothing better
than this on the market; for further
data apply at our office.
SI02, ,50O~CFNTER or HOTEL AND THEATER
DISTRICT, few feet from Columbia
theater and st. Francis hotel; we have
tenant who will pay handsome rental
for building on this lot, liberal mort
gage can be arranged tos69)
SIC, 6,oo0--AN UNCOMMON oFFERING; nearly
20 feet double frontage, within a few
feet of the Palace hotel: would pay
handsomely. if improved; have tenant
s2 ooSoomEy for ,5qEy sssSo sus's YEAR 'Ssss stores
and 3 fats in Valencia ST.. 60 foot lot;
$4,000 mortgage; better look into 1o,n, this
s13,5 Reduced from s17.5oo; fine sunny
nats of rooms and bath each, facing
park, in convenient part of city; rents
500 per month. (55oD
RESIDENCES:
SIG COMFORTABLE. coMMoDIoUs PA.
CIFIC HEIGHTS HOME OF about 10
large rooms and bath lot 5oS1so; 5.Edsp plenty
SIS, 4ATTRAcTIvE RESIDENCE. Ma
RIM aINE VIEW rooms as $sx3atls baths sery y.,
ant ants rooms, % nsIe6horbooS ede 9s issa, a
Ss,500-Near Cough and Vallejo sts.; house
OF rooms and bath, furnace; can be
s7.oooNcom%fortsbe ~ table, home ONE Of rooms s1D and
bath; lot 25sioo; 5r;, good neighbor1hood 1aasd, at
Vallejo and Pierce SITS. s5ssO)
chicken house: lot 81 :6x10o: corner In
B St, Richmond district. t59o6)
LOTS:
81, 4,55o--ARGuELLo BOULEVARD (isT Ay. ):
fof is in foo
s.. .75o-An offer wanted 26 foot lot in Cali
fornia St : owner anxious TO sell and
will consider your bid.
$3,2oo-s2 foot lot in Sacramento st; good
s2.sooWas no.Is FOOT FOOT LOT IN PACIFIC, near
s2,25o"ALI STREET WORK DONE; $3.50
cheaper thai, than any pt,a l9e in block o; best
(5ssa)
monthly. December list now ready
BALDWIN & HOWELL. als-s24 sKEARNY ST.
ssgaN 8eGaK g44H FogEEy4RDA ss4a AFgS EqIs AND
$500 UPWARD. ONLY $50 CASH,
BALANCE VERY EASY TERMS.
ELECTRIC ROAD HAS FRANCHISE
DIRECTLY IN FRONT or PROPERTY.
CHEAPEST LOTS ON MARKET.
SEND FOR HISTORY OF OCEAN BEACH
DISTRICT-FREE
BALDWIN & HOWELL. als-s24 KEARNY ST.
FLATS AT A BAPGAIN. .
SIS. 5o0--Income Ss5 per month: 81 rooms and
bath each and large reception halls; lower is va
cant. so you can inspect now; 2I.6x106; only
S3 500 cash required: balance fat loan. (5945l
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 Kearny st.
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HAYES AND STEINER SIS.

Elegant modern home. northeast corner Hayes
and Steiner sts., No. 9SS Hayes ST.; beautiful
modern home, containing 10 rooms. baths and
all modern improvements; fine sunny exposure.
1O5 feet.
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$500 PER ACRE

Great wheat country 100 acre farms In the
rich delta of the Sonora river; near American
line in Mexico between Southern Pacific and
sea; most excellent climate; deep garden soil;
corn, wheat. cotton, beans, alfalfa. dates.
oranges, lemons, all vegetable products: good
market; 100000 acres now opened to American
farmers; first 10000 acres at $5 per acre. half
cash; this is really 500 land. See write
Immediately.
G. NJ WOOSTER COMPANY,
702 Market ST. San Francisco Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17

MERGED COLONY
1000 acres of irrigated lands. divided into s. 10
and 20 acre tracts and adjoining the city limits
of Merced just placed on the market. Soil
is a rich. dark loan, particularly adapted TO
raising alfalfa figs, grapes. fruits and veg
etables Fine alfalfa fields and orchards on ad-
Joining farms. Merced has a population OF
$500. Merced Colony is close TO railroads
markets. oslurches. schools. creamery, stores.
etc Irrigation water 81 per acre. Literature
on application Prices $75 to $50 per acre.
Easy terms
co OPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST CO..
246 Russ bldg. San Francisco. or Merced- Cal
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DEvIsADERo ST. AT ELLIS ST.

Improved property. No. 1905 Deyisadero ST.
east line, bet. Ellis and OFarrell sts-. improve
ments consist of two flats producing total month
ly rental OF $685. lot 25x90 feet: onequarter cash.
balance from ) to years at per cent net.
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CLEMENT ST. AND 18TH Av.

Choice building lot, south line Clement St.
1874 feet west OF 18th av.: street severed ear
line passing the property; sold for purpose of
making settlement; lot 26:2x100 feet.