davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-20
klDDER COUNTY NOTES.
(Steele Ozone, ~

A letter received by the editor from
J. J. Jackman last week, informs US
that he went from North Dakota to
Palacios, Texas, and thence to Alum.
alipas, Mexico, for few days. Then
he went to Saltillo and Monterey, and
was to return to Los Palasios, go to
Mobile and Tampa, and after visiting
in that cigar town he would spend
some time at Fl. Meyer, Fla. Jack
man is having regular cruise.
Three of the gas traction engines
manufactured by P. J. Lyons concern
at Minneapolis, have been sold in
Kidder lately. c. E. Hurd, A. A..
Danielson and a resident just over
the north line having bought them.
Geo. S. Roberts, live stock inspec-
tor for the government on the Fort
Yates Indian reservation, spent Fri
day in the city, having come up from
Dawson, where he and his wife have
been visiting for few days. This
is the first vacation Mr.. Roberts has
taken since he went to the agency
two years ago. He likes the work
there well, and says I'VE Indians"
are getting along nicely. The a7-
pearance Of the Milwaukee road on
that side of the river, and the North.
ern Pacific from north are destined
to work great changes among the
red brothers. Many white settlers
will occupy lands on the reservation
during the coming summer and mark
ed improvement will result. Among
the new developments is a bank at
Yates, the new town started adjoining
the agency, with J. H. Fitch, a former
Steelite as president.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-20

WANTED-A high class salesman to
work out of town territory. Pau
E. johnson, Piano Store, III Third
street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-20
Money.

Money.
New York, Mar. 19.-Money on call
nominal; time loans firm; sixty days
4 per cent; ninety days to "; six
months ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-20

MsLAlD-A Norwegian Bible with
brown leather cover, also has q red
ribbon book mark in. The pages
are worn and patched up. Finder
please return to Tribune ONCE.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-20

Charles (Kid) Nichols will pitch
for Kansas City semi-professional
nine. Last year he played in the
outfield for Johnny Kings Missouri
A. c. team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
NEW IMPETUS IN HOME
BUILDING NEAR THE PARK
investments in Residences Bring independence
In Few Years-Drift of Population
South of Golden Gate Park

Residence building in the Richmond
and Sunset districts has taken on a
new impetus this month.
The Urban realty company started
three new houses this week, two in
Ninth and one in Eleventh avenue.
These are artistic six room houses,
highly finished inside. They are an
adaptation of Swiss chalet. best suited
to 25 foot lots.
The Urban realty company is draw
ing plans for two very handsome resi-
dences in Tenth avenue. to be erected
on large lots. They will be up to the
same standard as the fine homes al
ready built in this avenue.
Chandler & Bourn, agents for CO.
roma heights, report that the street
work is nearing completion. This is
the closest in tract of high class resi-
dence property now offered in the city,
being located one block east of the
corner of Ashbury and Clifford (for-
merly SIXTEENTH streets. This is only
four blocks from Haight street.
is WELL LOCATED
Because of its accessibility and the
size of the lots it is of special interest
to the home seeker who desires sun
shine and view combined with low
prices and particularly easy terms
The tract lies on a gentle easterly
slope and commands some magnificent
views. There are many substantial
homes in the vicinity, one of which
is shown on this page.
Speaking of home buying in the city
as an investment, Oscar Heynan said:
There are many people who have
the means to buy homes and the in
clination, but are held back by a GER
tain timidity. An instance of this class
is a policeman whom l sold a house
and lot to seven years ago. For a long
time he had hesitated. being afraid
to risk a first payment for fear he
could not complete the payments. Fin
ally he overcame this hesitation and
bought house by paying $500 down
and s25 a month. He had been pay
ing rent for 20 years and had been
growing poorer instead of richer.
HE had no difficulty in paying for
his home completely. This started him
on the road to wealth and independ-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
PROGRESS BRGI4TENS PROSPECTS OF CITY AND PENINSULA
do YOU KNOW ALL
ABOUT CALIFORNIA?
Questions and Answers That
Make Up the New Golden
State CatechiSm

Many Native Son would be puzzIeU
to answer some OF the simple queries
about California set forth in a sort OF
catechism by the Kuhn irragation pro-
ject. Yet every Californian ought 10
know the vital facts about the aSri-
cultural progress Of the state. wnich
are published in this useful little hand
book called Questions and Answers
or. California Now or Never.
Fifty thousand of these oook1etS
have been printed and are being osS
triubted by Fl. H. HOLSTER * Co az
Willows, Cal They are free upon apph-
cation. Here is chance for every one
to get the latest and most reliable m
formation about that great undevelopeu
inland empire, the central part OF Can
fornia-
1t is the best kind OF data to send 10
inquirirg friends in the east.
Pithy, interesting answers tell J1Sc
what every intelligent person should pc
informed upon about the California OF
today, while the admirable pictures
make it a valuable souvenir. Alto
gether, it is a valuable contribution TO
the literature OF the state and comes at
an opportune time. when general m
terest IS being aroused throughout the
nation about California and San Fran
cisco in view Of the agitation over the
coming exposition.
1t Is good thing 20 send east durtnS
argument week--or any other week
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

it that it's mighty good investment"
said Tuchsen recently. Il have watched
the Redwood situation for long time,
and am satisfied we have the nucleus
here for a good, big city. We have
good harbor and all of the transcon-
tinental railroads will eventually be
using the cutoff and running through
Redwood just as the Southern Pacific
does today Manufacturers will be able
to purchase water front sites at nom
inal figures and enjoy spur track facil-
tiles to their factory doors"
Il personally believe the town will
grow west through Dingee park, and
am advising all my friends to follow
my example and buy lots in this direc-
tion before prices go up" continued
Tuchsen. There is no finer climate IN
the state than at Redwood City and no
prettier residential and bungalow sites
anywhere than among the oaks at Din
gee park This property, although upon
the market at an average of SO foot,
is already worth nearer $40, and there
is no telling what it will increase to IN
the next FIVE years. Acreage in the
vicinity of Dingee park, upon which we
have options, is also offered by us at
correspondingly low prices. In fact,
right now there are opportunities to
secure beautiful homesites in Redwood
City at prices so nominal that they'll
look like joke five years from now.
The fact is concluded Tuchsen. Il am
so sure of radical increase of values
that I would advise my best friend to
take every cent he could spare above
living expenses and invest it in Red
wood City real estate. L believe he
could buy with his eyes shut and make
money. particularly if he went west of
the county road and stayed within the
city linitS.'
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Mabel / and Martha ]. James tn Benedict
Stensuer lot in NV line of Cheney street, 30o
NE Of Whitney. NE 80. NV l03. SW O4, Sc
Giuseppe Cavaglieri and wife to Katerina Son.
day. lot in " line Of San Bruno avenue. l25 :
Of Eighteenth street % by W 100; s., 900.
William Brideshaw and wife to Eunice Fur
long lot in w line of Yicksburg street, 215
Of Twenty-third. 20 by " %: SO
Frederick v Vollmer and wife 20 Peter F
Dunno lot in W line Of Montgomery street, 6S:e
s Of Bush. S 34:4lk by W GO; SO.
Regina 4 $. Pescia M to = Pietr9 Bersna, lot IN IN
Lonis Heilmann ana wife to Lillian Zemansky.
lot In 2 line Of Eleventh avenue. 200 of Cali
fo-nia street. \ 25 by 100: SO.
Holm Brickell company t. Aurelia T ;od Hoag Z
let in Inc Of Twe1t{eiTht IN E Iao ayenGe s1o 100 OF
Margaret Harris 70 Catherine Mccormick, lot
in line of Twenty sixth street. 1s7 w of San
chez. W 26:4 by S ia; SO.
Casandra I. Allen TO Joseph Bartke and wife.
lot in line of Sanchez street, 51:6 of
Twenty-ninth. y % by z 100; $40.
East San Nateo land company TO L. E.. At.
kinson. lot in E line of Twentieth avenue, Go \
Of Point Lobos, \ 30 by f 20; $40.
William g. Seppich to Marie Seppich. lot IL
line Of Fifth avenue, 80 OF II street, 20
by p 10; SO
Heinrich Heibig to A. sichel and c. R. VIII
lams. lot 11s. De Martini tract: SO.
0bear investment company to Matthew L. Hop
kins and wife. lots % and %. block 2. Ocean
San Francisco and Fresno land company to
same. lots "a and D. block ?, Ocean View
park: $50.
Pbilomena Cantlen 10 Samuel Haskins. lot IN
sw line Of Norfolk street, 2O3 sE of Folsom;
ST 2S. SW Sl:7k. NV 2s NE s2:6%; $40
James j. Cantlen and wife to Samuel HasEins.
lot in line OF Alvarado street. 240 of Hon-
man avenue. % by \ ia: $40.
Mary A. II. Millington to Sheldon Potter. lot
in SE line Of Tehama street. 1876 Sw of Fifth
SW so by SE so; SO
L. E. Atkinson to Mary f. Brattin. lot in z
line Of Twentieth avenue, e5 Of Point Lobos,
John Andrews ct al. to Frederick Lawrence.
lot in NV line of Mission street. 52:115 SW
Of Leo. SW % by NV 100; $40.
Heinrich Helbig TO Louise Alsoed. lot III.
James P. Fitzpatrick to Charles b. Bates,
lot in w line of BRYANT avenue. 200 S of Nine
teenth. S % by " 100; s10
Burnett building and loan association to Ed
Refs tract: SO.
Franklin f. Metcalf to Clara E. Metcar. lot
in line Of California street I20625 q of
Michigan avenue, E 25.13, S 114.37. w 25,
n 111.S2; gift.
Thomas ]. Glynn and wife to MolIie Bear
valid. lot in W line Of First avenue ITO of
Clement street. q by " l2O: $40.
Alexander B. Wefelsburg to OttiIlie Wefels-
Fifth avenue. - by S 100; gift
Alexander Strang TO Rebecca Strang lot at
NE corner of Henry and Gambler streets. r 100
By \ 100: gift.
wife. lot in w line of First avenue LOO s az r
street. % by w 100; so.
Mark Canavan and wife to Robert Cansvsn
and wife. lot in line OF Washington street
Louis Depaoli TO p. Halloran lot in n line
Of Harrington street. 500 w Of Mission, w 25
by 100; $40. " 80
s. Ducas company to Homestead realty com.
l94:9h NV OF Ware street. NV So:6@, 100
S %, W 112; SO. "'
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

ence. He has since bought several
other pieces of property.
When his daughter got married he
insisted that she should buy house
at the outset. and now she, too, is com
fortably situated in her own home.
Besides making money, this man
helped his family in other ways. His
wife, while living in a crowded down
town tenement was always sickly and
under doctors care. When they bought
house out in the Sunset district, away
off from the carline, she had fresh air
all the time and had to take exercise
in going to the carline. 1t cured her
completely.
Il have noticed the same result in
other cases. Besides the sunshine and
fresh air which people get out in the
thinly settled western district, there is
the exhilarating thought that they are
property owners, and that in itself is
tonic better than any medicine"
SALES ARE INCREASING
There is a decided increase of sales
of lots south of Golden Gate park in
the Parkside and Sunset districts. The
prospect of the exposition being located
somewhere in that direction is spur
ring on many people to get home sites
NOW, DelOTe Prices ADVANCE.
The Parkside district has more than
100 new dwellings. Water. gas service
and extra wide streets and the fine ele-
walton are proving magnets to draw
population there. The residents already
have practically all the conveniences
that they had when living in downtown
sections.
There are good schools, mail delivery
twice day. telephone, street lights and
sewer system, under recent bond
issue, almost complete. Added to these
advantages this section has a marine
view such as can be obtained in very
few parts of the city and only at high
prices.
The ornamental trees which the resi-
dents are setting out, the lawns,
flower gardens and park ways which
are being laid out indicate the high
plane on which this part of the city is
developing.
Taken altogether it is a notable sign
of the steady westerly progress of fine
home building in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
PRIVATE Street
WORK ORDERED

The board Of public works has grant
ed permission to the following con-
tractors to perform street work under
private contracts:
G.. w McGinn & Demonstrating sidewalks
and paving crossing of Irving street at Twen-
tieth avenue.
NJ. A. Greely-Grade curb and pave Anza
street between Thirty-seventh and Thirty y-elghth
]. A. Dowling-Grade, curb and pave Harrison
street between Precita avenue and Norwich
]. ]. Bowling & Co.-Sewer etc, in Holloway
avenue between Plymouth and Golden State ave-
II d. Barry-Sewer Thomas avenue between
Keith and Jennings streets.
Felix McHugh-Sewer Forty-first be-
tween Cabrillo and Fulton streets.
Coast Improvement company-Sewer Berlin
street between Burrows and Bacon.
Finn & Treacy-Sewer Lisbon street between
Excelsior and Avalon avenues; sewer Galvez
avenue between Lane and Keith streets; curb
and pave Twenty-frst street between Noe and
Castro.
City street improvement company-Curb and
pave California street between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth avepues curb, pave. etc., crossing of
Twentieth avenue and Anza street; curb, pave,
ETC. crossing Nineteenth avenue and ANA
street; also crossing Nineteenth avenue and
Cabrillo street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
ENGLISH CAPITAL is
BEHIND TROLLEY LINE
PorterviIIe Interurban Buys
Power Site on Tule
S,.,;,I D;soofoh 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO 4 he Call
PORTERvILLE, Sept. 23.-Asserting
that they have English capital at their
disposal to the amount of S3,000,000
for the construction of their line, the
promoters of the Porterville interurban
electric railroad yesterday purchased
10 acre tract of land from the Grider
ranch on the upper Tule river, which
is to be used for the site of an electric
station to furnish the motive power
for the proposed line.
This purchase was made after the
stock holders and promoters had fin
ished an excursion of Is miles up the
river. the agreement being made that
the land shall be used only for the
site of a power house and that work
shall be started within a reasonable
length of time
According to the preliminary surveys
which have been made of the line the
road will connect Porterville with the
eastern foothills, running west through
the Poplar and Woodville dairy dis
trict and thence by way of the Frazier
valley to Lindsay.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
LEASES signed
Up THIS WEEK

Wolf & Holman report the following
leases and sales:
a sor "A a. NJ. Robertson they have leased to Theo-
aote re- 5ianz the store at 220 Stockton street for
Iolai rental Of $50. 900 for five year term.
r1r mary mary A. Deming they have leased to NJ.
=: Aochman the store and basement at 1I6-11S
$4,000. 's q" 'o'ai ien'ai oi
, ror Lew Strauss realty company they have
s saseu 70 Ste1nberger & Kalisher the entire upper
no. noor OF the baldwin building at the southwest
soluer @ OF hearny street and Union Square ave-
nue. nue., size 6ox!17 feet. for five year term at a
io1ai Ia rental of nearly $4,000.
oy nney nave also leased for Levi Strauss realty
oooonpany 90 rooms 404-406 in the Baldwin building,
20 hearny street, to G. d. Lowe.
Won Holman have leased for the account
~, oL tne Marine trust and savings bank, formerly
Ihe Renters loan ard trust company to the
@ commercial fire dispatch company the building at
1so-lSi hayes street. the former bank quarters.
Inc commercial fire dispatch company intends to
remodel the building and chose it for the head
quarters Of the company by reason of the fact
tnat the location is the exact center of the city
For Sewal Doliver to Dora F. Williams they
nave leased the two story residence at 21O Spruce
sueet Tor three years at a rental of 500 per
month
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
FALL SALES in
SAN JOAQUIN

The colonization season In the San
Joaquin valley is opening up briskly.
The Cooperative land and trust COM
pany OF San Francisco reported that the
sale of its lands in Merced county is
beginning earlier this fall than before
and all indications point to year of
activity.
Sales were made during the last two
weeks in Merced colony in tracts OF 10
to 40 acres to the following buyers:
August Nelson, MADEIRA county; Jesse
o. Cope, c. L. TerrilI, Albert L. Joyce
and William ]. McEwen of San Fran
cisco, and ]. A. Lacroix Of Portland, Ore.
A mans bravery may be due to
knowledge of his adversary's cowardice.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
VAGRANT'S YAWN GETS
HIM 80 DAYS IN JAIL
Judges Politeness Equaled by
Prisoner i'm Dock

Pardon me-" said Police Judge
Shortall yesterday morning to James
Johnston, charged with vagrancy; "am
l keeping you awake or are you bored
about your
Not at ALL" drawled Johnston, as
he stif1ed another yawn. II am very
much edited by what the policeman
says"
Il find that the charge against you
is sustained said the judge, "and it
Will be my painful duty to order you
sent to the county Jail for 80 days,
where you will be able to get all the
sleep you DESIRE"
Thanks awfully,'' replied Johnston
as he took his seat In the dock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
Building Contracts

John Garbarino with Ponzio Eclestino and
Ponzio Appolonio-To erect three story frame
building at Sc corner of Taylor and Fi1hart
streets, Z 65 by 60: Ss50O
J. r. Savory and Genevieve McMillsa with Lee
& Plier-Carpenter work for a three story and
basement frame building In line of Wasb;ngton tor,
street. 1905 " Of Leavenworth, W $50 by n
1915 81. 900. ~ ~
Same owner with L. ]. Neal-Paintine tint,no
and papering, etc, same; 81 800.
Same owner with Lacey Observation-Disclosures,
water pipes, gas fittings and sewerage ON sans
$3.64S.
Louis Ziess with E. E. Carnahan & co.--pr,o,,
work, mortar and fues for three story and basaA
ment class c building at SW corner of Drnn9y n,
and Clay streets, w so by 1876: S5550
Matilda Coney with Ed misunderstanding con-
crete, brick, carpenter, lath and plaster ard
electric work for two story and basement srsne
building in n line of Euclid avenue OK r an1s as
Commonwealth. 35x100; 81. 400. VI
John Demartini with Demartini & Cbianna
All work except mantels. gas fixtures and shedos
for three story frame building at Sc corner oS
Green and Dupont streets, 6s:9 BY So a.
sc, ,225.
c. r. Blodgett with Western building com.
pany-To erect two story and basement buiid-
ing in line of First avenue, so S of Edd,,
street. 25x100: So, ,050
NJ. Schabiague with Terry & Montgomerv-Ta
erect a three story frame building in line of
broadway, 1876 of Larkin street. z "a bv
S7:6; $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

e1EE CLUB roRMED-BerkeIey Sept. "a
After tryouts covering a month IA students
have been elected as the nucleus for the giee
club this year as follows: First tenor. d. G.
PurIaud: second tenors. c. A. Pitchford. Lee
Gross; nrst bass. Harold Brayton. j. d. Har-
tigan v R. Mason. A. II. Wheeler, n Z.
Williams f. B. Hornick second bass. H B.
Johnson R. c. McGee E. N osborne, j. j.
Alexander r G.. BraniOn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
BIG PRICE PAID FOR
NEW ORANGE ORCHARD
30 Acres of Young Trees Near
PortervilIe Sold
[Speciol Dispoich 10 The Call

Especial Dispoich 10 The Call
PoRTERvILLE. Sept. 23.-Nearly the
record price was paid for orange land
here today when so acres of young
trees in the Deer creek section were
sold TO the Hitchcock land and water
company of San Rafael, for the. sum
Of $4,000. Inc land was formerly the
property Of z. D. Halbert- Halbert
bought the land seven years ago. pay
ing 81 per acre for IT. and for a num-
Der Of years 1t was in alfalfa. Four
years ago it was planted out to oranges.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
YOUNG WOMAN PROVES
HEROINE OF ACCIDENT
Rides Pony for Assistance When
Stage Is Wrecked

Editor Call: At the request of some
of the persons who were in the recent
stage accident we write you about the
aid given by Miss Lilly McNulty of
Mountain Mill house, who proved her
self a heroine. AS tbs runaway dashed
down the mountain road past her home
she mounted her pony and rode it
bareback to Middletown for help Doc
tors were thus enabled quickly to reach
and tend the injured and dying.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Middletown. Lake Co., Sept %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
THANKED
FOR THEIR PRESENTS

The trustees of the chamber Of COM
merce yesterday approved a letter of
acknowledgment written by Secretary
Burks to Baron Eiichi Shibusawa of
the Tokyo chamber OF commerce,
thanking him for the presents received
by President William Gerstle and Sec
retary Burks. The gifts were from
the commercial commissioners of Japan,
who visited the United States last year
as the guests Of the Pacific coast cham
bers of commerce.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

the first day of June, 1909, to first
day OF January, 1910, for fees COLI
lected, for recording bonds, trans
fer of title, redemptions, estray
notices, plats and title decree of
court, and find that the auditor has
collected the sum of one hundred
and. 25-l0O dollars, all of which has
been turned over to the county
treasurer as shown by receipts at
tached.
Also have examined permanent
school fund account and find on
hand in notes the sum of $2l5OO. CO.,
Also have examined mulct tax
account from the first day of June,
1909, to the first day of January,
1910, and find that there has been
levied tax of $735O.OO, and that
$7s5O.OO has been collected, all of
which is respectfully submitted.
Thos. Ahart
John Hagge,
j. T. Carey,
Committee on settlement with
County Auditor.
On motion reports were approved
and committee discharged.
Board adjourned at 8 O'Clock p.
m. to meet Thursday, January 18th,
1910, at 10 o. clock a. M.
M. J. Collins,
Auditor.
Thos. Abart,
Chairman.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23
i THOS. AHARr. Chairman.
4 M. j. COLLINS. Auditor.
TUESDAYS Sc SION.

4f1f - ESDSA = ~ O1I tS4OlNs
Denison, Iowa, Tuesday. February
LIST, 1910.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board
of Supervisors met at 10 O'Clock
M.
Called to order by Chairman Ahart.
Members all present.
Minutes of Saturday. January 18th
1910, and warrants issued by Auditor
between sessions. were read and APP
proved.
On motion official bond of R. R.
Weed. for clerk for Charter Oak Twp
was approved.
On motion following claims were
allowed:
Nishnabotny Twp Trustees and Clerk. "a 90
W Terry. salary for January ....,...... 100 90
Frank Faul for extra services in probate
matters during year 1907. ........ 100 90
Frank Faul. salary for January .....7..... ll6 81
Morris McHenry and assistants. work on
Boyer Improvement ditch. .,s... ISL 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23
1855 Is
FRANK FAUL,
Clerk District Court

Clerk District Court.
We, the undersigned committee,
appointed to examine the books. ac-
counts and reports Of Frank Faul,
Clerk of the District Court of the
county Of Crawford. and State Of
Iowa. find that said reports are true
and that all money accounted for
herein has been turned over to the
County Treasurer and his receipt taken
therefor, and further ascertain that he
az such clerk has collected the follow
ing items from June LIST, 1909. to jan
uary LIST, 1910
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

/, NJ. j. Collins, auditor in and
for said county, on oath say that
the above report is correct and en-
braces all the fees collected for and
belonging to the county for the
time named therein, as I verify be-
lieye
NJ. j. Collins,
Auditor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23
|. j. Collins,
Auditor.
Mulct Tax Report.

I, NJ. }. Collins, County, Audi
tor, hereby report of the mulct tax
levied and collected from the first
day Of June, 1909, to the first day
of January, 1910.
Amount levied s...... 1880 90
Amount collected 49,. 1850 90
NJ. j. Collins,