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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
ALAMEDA REAL EsrArE-contlnuea


81 500
Reduced from So. $50 to eeet immediate SAFE
and enable owner 70 leave town cottage gvere1 ., =
rooms and cement basement large lot, covered Snoi
with rOses. etc. in beautiful street near schoot
and station see it a y once, ono
$3.50 cash. balance mortgage; chance OF ne
time to get this beautiful large sunny room
residence in Clinton av.; fine location ana Ger
$4,000
Just complete: one Of the prettiest bungalow
homes in the city; delightfully."- located ana
artistically built; cement basement ana extra
large rooms, etc.
$3.50 cash. balance $50 per month. including
interest; modern story and hair residehce
Of sunny rooms. large closets and nnisneo
basement near the gE2ndsst 1sa park IN the city
This new and lovely two story residence was
built for a client who met with misfortune and
forfeited his deposit. hence You gain the loss;
it's on the north side of the street and has
large sunny rooms and sleeping porch; contains
every modern convenience. toilets, 3 lava
tories large linen closets AID drawers, man
tells and breakfast room; electric push buttons
basement. This house has hardwood floors and
is finished with view 10 comfort and con
venience and is artistically arranged
81. 800
Do you want it, lovely lot in Clinton av.
fine location; 4oxl2o; $500 cash bal mortgage.
Sl,450
This is high and beautiful lot. 40xl40. near
Chestnut station; it's grand bargain Call on
ls at once.
Handsome six room cottage, furnished; best
location; viii rert for months from June /;
SCOTT 81 JUDD.
24O6 Santa Clara aT.. Alameda.
$4,000 for a me residence Of $ rooms, lot ask
le0. on the sunny side Of one Of the finest
avenues IN Alameda conveniently located TO
cars and local trains; small cash payment;
ba lance same as rent. ii. g. MEHR1ENS,
1000 Webster ST.. klameds
FOR sale-New cottage Of 5 rooms hardwood
floors; very cheap for cash OF terms; lot 3Sx
1l5; located at S35 Haight av., Alameda. See
owner, J. Il. YOUNG, l249 Park St, Alameda
81 250-Smau payment down; elegant 5 room
bungalow; the best saw; In fashion
able part Of Alameda. WELLS s. BANGS. own
ers, BOG Chronicle building
NEW bungalows, easy terms 1908 Buena Vista
aY, Grand St station
FIVE building lots, choice locality. Apply owner.
- s9nLs Clara AZ 2x.. Alameda:
ALAMEDA HOUSES TO IL
BEAUTIFUL residence, ? stories. 9 rooms, m
tshed basement and attic. modern; furnace
etc. marine view; hne bathing beach; best
LEWIS & SHAW
l5O4 Park St, Alameda.
BUNGALOW, 4 rooms. secluded, at beach hne
view; nice grounds, boat salt water bathing;
near 9Th St station 73s Central sv.. Alameda.
? STORY house, large grounds. Apply 2lSe
santa Clara av
ALAMEDA COTTAGES TO LET
SUNNY, 4 room. furnished cottage; choice loca-
ton; gas range, piano; adults; very reason
able Apply 1910 Alameda aT.. Alameda.
TWO beauriful flats 3 and rooms; modern
One block from high St alton 30l4 En-
cinai avenue, Alameda.
ALAMEDA HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS
1925 WEBER St, Alsmeda-Sunny upper fat OF
rooms, elegantly furnished complete for
house keeping; centrally located.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
AY, MAY 9, 1909.
nIRLINc4ME REAL ESTATE
EAsToN ADDITION No.

TO BURIINGAME
Beautiful and most unusual all-year nome
sites in a restricted residence section: only
"A minutes from the city; the bEsI VALUE
within easy reach Of San Francisco; fogs;
Al train service: every city improvement
HAS BEEN Installed (nothfng to proniisel; pure
water; macadamized streets. curbs; cement
sidewalks sewer pipes, shade trees, electric
lights, telephones; tradesnen call and deliver
daily: many charming homes have been
erected aud more are In course OF construe-
ton; don't buy suburban home until you ai
have SEEN the EASroN ADDITION TO
BURLINGAME. No 4. This Is HILLSIDE
CAN NOT BE SEEN FROM CAR WINDOWS.
Persons purchasing NOW can buy on unusually
easy terms: 10 per cent down, balance $40
from Sd and Townsend SITS. Sunday and
ask the conductor to stop at Easton Station.
5th and Market SITS. getting of at Easton
station. Write for new maps and price lists
No lose money buying Burlingame
property ,,s
lol Russ BLDG. BIDeG 2s5 MoNTGoMERY ST.
IS o0o-A we'll built colonial house Of rooms.
pantry bath etc; upper and lower veranda;
barn with stalls and mans ROOM nearly new
and In perfect condition; convenient to sta
tions. west OF county road; easy terms to right
party; can be seen any day by appointment;
unanestionably the best buy In the Burlingame
district For further particulars apply +. J.
RODGERS & CO., 2s5 Montgomery ST.
FINE corner ON county road; Easton No 2;
50x120 cheap Box 20g9. Call Office
PALo Alto REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Attractive home in English style In choice
neighborhood l block from carline, 10 minutes
walk from station large double lot; all rooms
large and sunny; furnace, freplaees; outside
servants room and laundry; price reasonable.
c. L. PLACE. 1l5 Circle, Palo Alto
FOR SALE-At sacrifice In Palo Alto, owner
called east beautiful residence, baths; 40
foot lot: excellent part of town; Z blocks
from depot.-THE UNIVERSITY REALTY
CO.. Palo Alto.
CARMEL REAL ESTATE
LIST of properties for sale or rent Write
RUSSIAN RIVER REAL ESTATE
S25 AND UPWARD-EASY TERMS
Bungalow and camp sites at Camp hose, near
Healdsburg; right the river; large lots; nicely
wooded: spring water send for illustrated folder.
c. T. RAY. l3S Lick Bldg 80 MONTGOMERY St:
pr RICHMOND. SAN PABLO & sIEGE
81, ,500-IsS acres fronting electric line near
Siege; terms.
s., 500-5 acres, near San Pablo; rich loan;
hne potato and vegetable land; easy terms.
$4,750-l0 acres, adjoining the above; hne
rich loan.
81, ,500-In the heart OF the business and resi-
dence portion of Richmond, including corner,
elegant lots sewer laid; half cash.
BARTON REALTY COMPANY,
224 Monadnock building, San Francisco.
Phone Douglas 3023.
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nRAL EsTATE TO ExCHANGn


1874 ACRES rich sandy loam 12 acres best
Winters apples 619 acres vegetable land
small house: rural mail; telephone; fine water
big crop; should bring $1,000 this season; viii
exchange for q room modern house, Alameda,
Oakland Berkeley Sausalito; price 5000;
clear.
and 10 acre tracts rich valley land; ane
for alfalfa or strawberries.
acres near Watsonyille city limits; well i'm
proved; the above can be exchanged for resi-
denee property around the bay and are only
samples Cf what we have In the Watsonville
apple section: the finest climate, finest water
and richest soil in the state.
Also house, new; lot 30xl3o; blocks
to cars: l block 10 proposed S. +. electric line;
for sale; $1,000; can't be duplicated in Berke-
ley.
cheap; e5 Al customers. CALIFORNIA TRAD
ING ASH, 1929 East 18th St, Oakland
ELEGANT SALE OR EXCHANGE
One of the finest Telegraph av. corners; very
large double frontage; improvements practically
brand new; II rooms, basement and spacious
attic; fine pergola porches, shrubbery. etc
price very reasonable; will take home on
Adams point nearby heights; this property
DOCTORS residence; all kinds of possibilities
which no purely residential locality can ever
present.
HOLCoMB REALTY COMPANY,
(Investor of Capttal)
800 San Pablo AF.,
Oakland Cal.
around the bay my 50 of oil lands which
is situated in Kern county. The property
shows good surface indications; excellent
chance for right party TO make big money.
Box 2121, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

II. A. PLETTNER, Frutyale Station. Cal.
Phone Merritt 449.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

ELMHURST REAL ESTATE
81. 000-A room modern cottage in the center
Of Elmhurst; all modern improvements; three
easy terms; Ii Is the best buy of improv ed
property In Elmhurst See about IL at
once.
$3.50 lot 50x140 10 Orchard av, close TO cars:
elegant resident site; the s. p. local is
nearing completion. just opposite our Elmside
Park tract, where we have a few choice lots
left on easy terms.
Open Sundays
HOOD & BREWINGTON.
Corner Jones and E. 14th ST
LOTS with full bearing fruit trees; $500 each;
4oxl20.
$3.50 for a lot 50xI4I IT., with a 5 room
be sold; the lot is worth the price asked
s650-Here is snap corner 125xf54
$l,450 for a , room hard finished house
brand new; lot 33xJ12; cement walk
$3.50 for 8 lot on Grand av.. 35x115; just
half its value
p FRY
corner orchard sF and T. l4th st., Elmhurst
A BARGAIN and a home-4 rooms. modern. large
grounds; splendid location; easy terms
Lots with street work complete and ready to
build on terms.
"A nice little home to trade for Oakland or city
property
PHILIP REILLY.
Jones av.. Hotel Elmhurst
sEBAsToPoL REAL ESTATE
BUY a home in sonoma county: write for list
JOHN A. WILLIAMS. SebastoDol. CAL
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

5000 foreclosure. northwest corner;
splendid large cottage Of rooms; large
er0unds. No reasonable offer refused.
with a small expenditure this home
could b. made beautiful one.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
sANrA CRuz REAL EsrArE

NEAR SAN RAFAEL CENTER.
BARGAINS IN HOME SITES.
MUST SELL BEFORE NAY 20. 1909.
The most beautiful country home sites in
Marin county.
All wooded and having magnificent view OF
San Rafael surroundings and San Pablo bay.
RIGHT IN TOWN. POSITIVELY NO
MONEY TO PAY OUT FOR IMPROVE
MENTS-THEY ARE ALL IN. Desirable
neighborsSf List II requested.
Large Beautifully wooded lots fronting
two roads, so feet or more each road. FOR
$3.50. A few S125 cash lots left; one gore
corner, $500 cash
In sight OF two railroad stations and only
short walk TO either
Rigs at office opp. Union depot. San Rafael.
W. L. COURTRIGHT, Owner.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

BERKELEY HoUsE KEEPING ROOMS
sunny 3 room furnished apartment. modern;
separate entrance. local and Grove 81. cars.
S.. aLu--.- -en- Pr-noo 81. EerkeLeE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
BERKELEY APARTMENTS TO LET

T-aE e0ziest apartment in Berkeley. for or 3
people Tor OF 4 months completely fur
risbel. splendid marine view; large yard;
~ ioWers. berries. ETC.. east Of College aT- and
near University; rent $50. water included.
a-----. L Eal.-.m-o MaE. -e- Berk. I06l.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

s1.25o-Sevr. > room bungalow, bafh. pantry,
nlautei- paneled dining rtoIll. gas and electric
lights; loi 54xl305 terms, s251 cash balance
50 month (S2)
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

s315O-A new modern bungalow: modern in
every detail; certainly peach; only 500
down, balance rent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

REaKELEY E1RNIsHED ROOMS
FURNISHED fat OF rooms 10 let FOR summer
months, rent reasonable 2s38 Haste ST..
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

81. .oO0-One Of the most artistic homes for
The money around the bay on sunny side
of Central av-. with frontage Of - feet:
finest location obtsinable rooms, lawn
and flowers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

SA-ss8-Aearly new, room house. bafh,
pan-rg. laundry. 2 toilets. electric light and
fuel GAS h0Use particularly wen built owner
must SER terms. 500 cash bslance monthly
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

, 25o-On Clinton av. near sherman st.. 60
foot lot; sunny side; room cottage; one
of the best buys in Alameda.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-30
NOTICE..

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Any one found hunting or tres
passing on the following property
will be punished to the full extent
of the law:
Bijou, Susie, Francis, Garden
City, Alice g., Moss, Anderson,
Shady Retreat, Stewartiie]d and
Wnn Rice plantations
j W. OSTER.
Srpt 20. 90.
Scnooi supple u al! kinds at
Latham's News Depot.
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on the cast and south; the savag"s
told him the enemy were at those On
the south. of another lake and rapids
(Which he aftcrward saw necessary
to pass to reach the lake. and OF the
river beyond which led to the sea.
All this indicates that they told MIN
" Lake George, TiconderoEa Falls ana
hudson river. even if his map did not
substantiatc the tact. No other such
combination exists on his route.
1t was two or three days journey
from the home of the enemy. where
were the falls and the lake beyond
that the allies began to advance by
night and rest by day, and the day
before the battle they were resting in
the woods. no mention being made Of
any departure from the west shore.
and at evening they embarked and
continued their way quietly and with
ont noise, and met the Iroquois at ten
o'clock at the end Of Il cape that pro-
iccted into the lake on the west side.
So. then, they reached the home OF
the enemy near tho falls which Cham
plain saw next day.
lie was not there at q later period
because he learned from some prison
crs later the truth of the savages's
story about the other lake and river
and disclaimcd any personal know
| ledge.
In July the evening does not shut
down for coucealment before eight
o'clock. At ton the homo of the en-
my was reached. From What distance
down the lake from the rapids. on tn
west shore. would they paddle In two
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-21
CHAMPItIN'S BATTLE WITH TIE
IRO0LNIS.

The intense desire ON the part OF
those interested in historical matters
to have incidents connected with sam
uel de Champlains battle with the
lroquois ana possible visit 20 Yer
mont soil At that time cleared up, IS
becoming continually more manifest
We have already referred to a re
quest of Hon. Horace W. Bailey o.
Nowbury, United States marshal for
the district of Vermont for informa-
ton that would tend to settle the
mootcd question whether the great
explorer actually visited territory now
included in the Green Mountain state.
We print with pleasure this morning
Il communication from Mr.. Bailey
VINO has always taken Il marked inter-
est in historical matters and who IS
now preparing short work on
events connected with the Champlain
valley for use in connection with tho
coming Tercentcnary celebration of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-21
OUARRYING SOAPSTONE.
Rapid Growth Of Industry about
which yermontcrs know Little.

The neople Of Vermont at large have
no knowledge Of what is being done in
the quarrying Of soapsto one, and the poo
pie of this vicinity, SAYS the Bellows
Falls Times. know but little what %
being done at their very doors. The Old
e. generation knows that FOR many
years soapstone was duarred near cam
bridgeport but many are ignorant of tho
fact that stone is still being quarried
with financial success and that some Of
the finest soapstone in The world is
being taken from the hill south and west
Of Cambridreport. There are two quar-
ries the Goodrich and the Smith. near
together and located three miles from
Carnhridceport and two miles from Graf
ton Both quarres were opened over y
years ago. and for many years were
operated successfully. The rough stone
used to he scut down country by boat
until river navigation was discontinued
on the Connecticut. For many wears the
blocks were sawed In the old mill a.
! Cambridge and the stone sent =
Boston to no turned into tho finished
| product Some ten or twelve years agn
| operations at the mill and quarry were
suspended and nothing was done until
two wears ago when tho Union SoaOstona
| company Of Boston. which operates
| quarry In Chester and has a finishing
| plant there leased the Goodrich quarry
aud It has been taking stone thercfrom
since.
Two forir-horse teams come from Ches
ter every morning making the trip hv
way ~ Grafton. sl-2 miles and return
ing by way Of Carbridgeport a miles
These teams each draw daily from four
to seven tons Of stone to the finishing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-21

Lake George is al o certain from
Champlain's own account OF IT, lie
says: con the 10Th of the month we
met the Iroquois at the point of cape
which extcnds into the lake from the
west side Then after describing tho
battle he says. "'rhe place where this
fight was made is in AZ degrees and
some minutes Of latitude. and named
the lake Champaign"
There Is no doubt, think. that the
fight was on the north end Of crown
point. and the prisoner was burnt on
the Vermont shore a few miles north
OF Chimney Point.
Aside from these errors your sup
plement Is most interesting. Hoping
to see you next summer. I am, as ever.
cordially yours.
!. j.. CJI1TTENDEN.
(With q broken right arm)
Champain certainly gems to have
removed all doubt concerning the iden-
| tity of the lake on the shore OF which
the battle was fought by his statement
in his "Voyages." as noted on page
| 2i3 of vol. T. Of Bournes translation,
that this place, whore this charge was
made Is In latitude AZ degrees and
some minutes, and I named the lake
Lake Champaign" There are 90 many
prominent capeS extending into Lake
| Champaign from the west side near
| the head Of this body Of water and in
the indefinite latitude given that il
! is necessary to take other data into
consideration to locate the engage
ment exactly. and this lack of con
elusive data accounts for conflicting
opinions as to the exact location OF
the battle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-21
VERMONT As THE CRADLE OF
PRESIDENTS.

If was the proud boast OF a resident
Green Mountain state and most of
whose children were born here that,
while he could not say he was son
OF Vermont, he was proud Of the fact
that he was father of Vermont.
This state has never enjoyed the ex-
poricnce OF having one of its citizens
elected 20 the presidency of the United
states, but it has given birth to an
illustrations son who became Presi-
dent, and a number of grandsons of
the Green Mountain state have pre-
sided IN the White House.
The President elect Is the latest son
of Vermont parentagc to be chosen
to the highest Office within the gift
of the American people, and vermont
Ancestral Home Of william Howard
Taft" is made the subject Of an in
teresting article contributed TO the
current number of THE Nermontcr'
by Col. Charles S. Forbes OF st. Al
bans. Indeed the interesting fact is
brought out that both Judge TAFT and
Mr.. sherman, the vice. prcsdcnt-el eci
arc of Vermont ancestry and that for
several generations the two families
were honored res dents OF this state
Col. Forbes recalls the interesting
fact that within the borders Of Yer
mont lie the birthplaces or ancestra
homes Of no less than eight party
STANDARD bearers in presidential cam
paigns that have taken place since
1856 the list including Douglas, Hayes
Wheeler, Arthur, Morton, Fairbanks
Taft and Sherman. He also makes tn
assertion that Vermont has grow
more presidential timber than an
other Eastern State.
THE account Of the arrival of Pres
idcnt elect Tafrs ancestors in Vernon
l. Of timely interest The new set
ters that arrived I'm the present tow
of West Vownshcnd in the winter o