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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

NoTICE-I am the only man
the name of their bank in the da
advertise my banking reference
ishing in this city and county a
responsibility, who have been mul
selling half interest. securing
for the sale of businesses and t
der other names and styles, all
business. Therefore, for the prot
fully suggest that you look me
bank. or Bradstreet's, Dun's, or
San Francisco, then, when you ar
if l can be of any assistance to
think that | can. | make my
at a small rate of interest, and
business with, / will let you Ia
me back as you make it. VERY
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

BLACKSMITH shop, s F.; complete machinery
and tools: receipts STOO to 81 900; price s.. GOO;
machinery alone worth price asked; this is an
old established place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

in San Francisco that advertises
lly papers The reason why
Is because there has been -four.
class of people without financial
citing people with small means by
money for advertising purposes.
hen dissolving and reopening un-
10 the detriment Of legitimate
ection of the public, I respect
up through your banks, or my
inquire of the businessmen Of
e satisfied. call on me and see
you IN getting located in business.
own loans, with my own money,
If you have part cash to purchase
ke the balance and You can pay
TRULY YOURS,
&. A. HERRICK,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

FULCANIZING plant. auto repair shop: Sonoma
county; price 1900; big business; will teach
yulcanzing; fine for two men
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

BUSINESS CONNECTIONS ALL OVER U. 5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. business: fast increas-
ing, so that one man can not properly handle:
unusually large returns; exceptional oppor-
tunity; experience unnecessary. owner Is an
expert: $500 down and $500 balance to be paid
ont of business; money fully secured: refer
ences given. Box 440s. Call office. Oakland
WANTED-Man with money TO take over good
business; this is exceptional opportunity
and will bear rigid investigations. takes SIC 500
TO buy it; have party with s., 900 il the right
man will find balance. H. c. HANSEN, 31e
Bacon block Oakland.
DO you want to buy Al saloon in the business
center of Oakland where 10000 people mass
daily. for $500: Rent right: business good
II So see THOMPSON & SPILKER, $50 BACON
block; phone Oakland 719s.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

S60o-Here is another place
4 nice living rooms; rent $37: no
Is good; will clear you $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

SALOON; finest fruit and farming section
Solano county; billiard and pool table new ice
chest; 4 living rooms; cheap rent and license;
doing good business; cement plant cannery.
packing houses close by; price 81, 600.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
BUSINESS cHANcEs-cont,nued

l CAN secure the exclusive handling of enough
stock In mining project in Arizona (that L
have inspected and know to be good) to make
$4,000 or $4,000 in commissions. 1 know
OF three cities east where | could easily sell
pay the necessary advertising and other ex
penses. He will get half of the commissions
III you read the papers and where thou
sands of dollars being made selling
phony'' stock and still you are .doubting
Thomas about the selling of good stock
don't answer. If you think good stock CAN
be ad h6.v Cal of
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

L. j.. wAYLAND & CO.. Brokers
4IG Monadnoek building, San Francisco, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

WOULD you care for place
district, with a $75 rent, corner
have this place for 5000; is worth
sickness cause Of sale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

N0TICE-The following busine
vestigated myself personally:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ing an enormous business; in fact
eral thousand dollars a year over
So cents on the dollar, which
chase: sell on account of death.
SALOONS-If you are looking
you get the location you want.
THE BREWERS AND DISTILL
have all of the available saloons
state. I go your bond and secure
assist you in getting started,
SAL0ONMEN, ATTENTION.
different kinds of saloons. .s0ne
every month over $500.
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LEGAL NOTICES

/ haye sold my grocery store at 1643 Dolores St
; F. All bills must be presented TO me befor
June 2S. 1910 r. GRUBERT
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

I HAVE A SPLENDID SALo
doing $50 to $50 a day. with a
WAY DOWN RIGHT; this is a
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

ON IN SD ST; will invoice 81, ooO;
Sz0o rent; | will sell you this
genuine bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

in the heart of the business
location, receipts $40? You can
1900 if it is worth a cent;
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
SKATING RINK IN OAKLAND.


Now is the time to begin; other general pub
lie amusements have been restricted; the largest
anq best floor in the west; main street In
Oakland: arrangements perfect; operating ex-
pense light big money maker from the start;
rent right: favorable lease to the right party.
j. II. KING CO.. corner 18th and Harrison SITS.
phone Oakland 800.
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have a place in 9th st. Just
rent $50; receipts $50 up; make
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

FAMILY BEACH RESORT, S. F.; old estab-
Ilshed place; very well known; doing pros
porous business; reduced TO 81 800
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

SALOON: downtown corner; permanent building:
doing nice business; worth 81 900: at your own
price; owner is forced to sell on account of
Sickness NO FAKE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

GROCERY STORES-Would V
could buy it right? Well. / hav
nice living rooms. ranging in pr
YOU will be good and worth eve
of them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

LOOK, l have a good groc
loon in connection: long lease;
come and find out about this.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

! have real bargain in several
high class. saloon that viii clear
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

y
g. a. HERRICK zoos MARKET ST. COR. 9TH
Delger bldg.-Phones: Market S1O6. J2726
20 ROOMS; SUNNY corner: choice Ioeatior
walking distances; rent s13O month"; clears S100
every month; strictly modern. new and c,sa,,.
first class roomers: 600 cash and easy terms
XIX
so ROOMS; RENT only $500; clears s2oo nor
month; n Market, close in; part cash and
terms "u
uer; weeks free rent e0'
Xxx
To LEASES ROOM nat: sunny; Sutter st .
rent $3.50 : weeks free rent.
XIX
HOTELS and rooming houses big list OF 'em.
II You want the TRUTH about places come 70
us; we'll give you FACTS. whether they FIIT F2T,
or not COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE co 10
Sd ST.. rooms 34-35
LoDGING. HOUSES ST. houses are not often
for sale. but we show Won some. aaod
ones. too. COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE CO.
S650-14 rooms, clearing SEQ per month. and 3
living rooms elegant furniture; cheap rent
GiLLIES < CO., 102S Market St. room %.
20 ROOMS. 500 Where can you find 20 rooms
Tor 500? No agents Call between and
3 o'clock only TSs sIcAllister St
81 .200-30 room house; good district: clearing
s1z5 per month; let us show you this one
GlLLIES & CO.. 102S Market ST.. D.
EIGHT house keeping rooms. cheap; rent $50; 6
rented $50; win move. Address Owner. box
112S, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

GiIlLES & CO.. BUSINESS BROKERS'.
No Charge for Listing Business
81 si,50o-Grocery, Is miles from city; $1,000
monthly.
$3.50 Saloon, 80 miles from city; s7oo
S450-Grocery, horse and wagon; s25 daily
S65o-Roadhouse. 10 miles from city
Saloons-All price saloons in any part of civ
TO LET-COUNTRY H0TEL-TO LET
S2,000-House furnishings, stationery toys: To-
Gated IN town OF 5000: doing big business: we
consider this high class buy
S2.000-Saloon with 81 200 stock fine fixtures:
doing $1,000 monthly: you stand around and
watch this; Will stand investigation.
G1LLIES CO.. 1928 Market ST., room o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

with a good neighborhood trade;
opposition within 4 blocks; this
month. Is it worth S66o?
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

LIME Manufacturers: Proposals will be received
for supplying 100000 barrels lime. For fur
ther particulars inquire committee contracting
plasterers, box 444 Builders Exchange Sar
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

DO YOU WANT THE BEST
FRANCISCO? If you do and ha
come and see me at my office,
put you wise.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

All these places will stand closest Investigation.
For full particulars see
CLARKE & MAGNUS. $50 Market St. room 5OT
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

HAVE ONE PARTY WITH
meet party with the same amou
he has investigated; this party
business and locations in San
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
PALBIISTRY
UP TO DATE

CHRISTIAN, The only scientific palmist and
pnrenologtst In America; astrology. mental and
occult science; 10 dsilys Sundays and even
ings by appointment. HIP Market st. cor. Nc
Allstet. room rs; no sign.
kEH NINE. BUSHNELL formerly 9ls Jones' now
%. kesrny: 70 2. ex. Sun: tel. Douglas 1870
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

TEA and COFFEE ROUTE. and store in prom
inent street; 600 good customers: price $3.50:
me- Stock, accounts. electric and gas rOaster
null scales. AL store fixtures, etc. rare op-
portmity for man and wife . partners.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

NMABII . Q
If you want a small business
S400 cash l can sell you a good
rooms suitable for man and wife
you at least 500 every 80 days.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

for a saloon call and let me help
| AN THE MIDDLE MAN FOR
ERS OF SAN FRANCISCO and
and locations in this part of the
your lease; also advance cash to
IF YOU DEAL WITH ME.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

81, 500 CASH that would like to
Mt of cash to purchase saloon that
Is a saloonman that knows the
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

CIGAR STANDS-I have goo
TWO HOTEL stands that are f
of the best stands in the city
won't last long: see it tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

ou care for small store if you
e large number of stores with
ice from $500 up. What | show
ry dollar l ask for it. See some
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

sses. which I have thoroughly in
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

lumber and building supplies: do
this business will clear up sew
all expenses; will sell for about
viii require about $40, 900 to pur-
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

p Ill buy Oakland Traction preferred: Key
Route preferred: Realty Syndicate certificates:
Iurlocs irrigation bonds; Modesto irrigation
uoaos, ana other local securities.
r. WHITEHEAD e. CO..
FIRST National Bank building Oakland
'ABBVIT buys Bonds :)also CAL SAFE DEP
accounts: money loaned. 636 Market St
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

underwriters; listed and unlisted
Stocks and bonds bought and sold: stocks and
OH lands bought and sold. Financial under
writers. Free Information bureau IOl6 Broad
way Phones, Oak. S67l; Al627. Open even
lngs Z 10 p. II.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

PAYING SALOON IN SAN
We part of the purchase price
1000 Market street, and l will
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
BUSINESS CHANcEs-Continued
HER I RIck

x
HER
X
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
.ELEKTRA' IN AMERICA.
s.raus' Musical Orgy Creates Sen
sation In New York.

All Ne~ York Is talking of Sfraus
great musical drama "Elestra." II nav
ing been played there recently for the
drst time 10 America and created as
much of sensation as Il did abroad
Mme. Mazarin played the part Of the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
DR.. {. S. GODFREY WILL
ATTEND CONVENTION

PHOENIX. April 22.-Dr z. $.
Godfrey. territorial health officer.
leaves tomorrow for Washington to
attend two conventions Of medical
men. one is q conference of the sur
geon general Of public health and
the marine hospital service and the
other is the annual conference Of the
state and provincial boards Of health
CT North America
The surgeon generals conference
vii deal with the subjects of NOR
bidity returns. new regulations re-
garding the transporations OF the
dead. and the prevention Of typho d
fever The large convention VII
discuss practically every subject that
pertains o the health and longevity
OF the human race. and with as much
thoroughness IS the time viii per
nit.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
BROKEN TARIFF PLEDGE RAJ KLES
IN THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

political beliefs. Almost as many
democrats vote the republican ticket
as the democratic Almost as many
republicans vote the democratic
ticket as their own.
What is regarded as republ can
ism with one man OF in one section
Of the country is not republieanism
with another man or in another sec
tiou. And the same is true Of dem
ocracy. In the new alignment men
who think alike win vote alike. Pub
lie opinion must be reduced to the
common demon nation Of either
party.
The present unrest in the repub-
lican party is due not so much 30
actual dissatisfaction with the new
tariff law as to the fact that the Law
represents a broken pledge. Popular
opinion in America is such that. had
the winning party pledged itself to
add another floor TO the Washington
monument it would insist that the
prom Sc be fulfilled.
Americans nowadays are demand
ing that parties ss web as men shall
keep their word. 1t is q mistake to
speak OF the insurgent movement
as a western growth It is q move
ment which extends from New Eng
land to the Pacific coast Il voices
the determination Of the republican
party that it shall not merely be the
mouthpiece OF what we call inter
ests.
Speaker Cannon represents the
grim detern' nation Of the old wins
OF the depublican party 10 hang OF
in the old way. Like a rock which
finally crumbles away under the in
huence Of sunshine and storm so thii
wing is going to pieces. Speakei
Cannon is a victim Of the agitation
against the trusts"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
SIGHT or HIS WIFE
CAUSES RASH ACT

PHOENIX. April 22-Winiam Bur
ton. after a talk with his wife aad
a play with his 15-months-old child a.
the nome Of his wlfes mother across
the street from the tabernacle. walk
ed out the front gate Monday even
ing about sun down and deliberately
pulling a razor from his hip pocket
ana taking it in his right hand cut
his throat frcm point under his
right jaw across his Adam
apple. missing the juglar vein but
an eighth OF an inch and exposing
the walls Of that important artery
leading from the heart After comit-
ting the act he threw the razor a few
feet from him and walked on north
toward his home, but was picked up
en- route and taken to Dr. Palmer's
Office. where he was given medical
attention. He is nowlying at the
nome Of his parents. Mr.. and slrs.
". A. Burton The wound is giving
him considerable pain. but it is stat
ed that he is out CT all danger and
that It will be matter OF but a few
weeks until he viii be well.
Filled with remorse and humiliation
at the thought of attempting to take
his own life. he talked with a repre-
sentative OF The Republican yester.
day afternoon. The mans account
OF the whole affair is as fellows
Il had been shaving yesterday
morning at my home and when I
started out OF doors to wash my face
and put the razor without thinking
in my pocket. did not go TO see
my wife and child with the intention
OF taking my life ] drank some
wh'skey in the morning and later
in the day drank some beer. which
Was partly responsible for my act,
but my quick temper nad more to do
with il than anything else had
just left the place where my wife
is living with her mother where I
was playing with my baby and had
gene about fifteen steps past the
gate when the sudden thought struck
me 70 cut my throat. felt the raz-
or in my pocket and the rest was
easy. If ! had taken time to think
would not, have done such a thing.
! am not saying that am sorry that
it was not a success. but do not In
tend 70 do such a thing again. When
get up from here I am going to
leave Mesa and start out again. IN
tell you a fellow does not know Just
how it feels when he thinks that his
life is slipping away as I did last
night when the blood ran down my
body until one trousers leg was par
tally saturated
The question was asked If II did
not take good deal OF nerve to COM
NIT suicide, and TO which was answ-
cred: There is no question about
that would not have the nerve to
attempt II again. and wouldn't have
done so this time II l aad taken
time TO think what ! was doing"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
LEGAL TEST TO Be
MADE OF POWER

PHOENIX. April z5.-It is likely
thar at an early day there win be a
legal test made OF the authority OF
the horitcuiturl commission. through
a settlement Of the controversy aris-
ing out Of the recent shipment Of
infected orange trees into this val
ley from Florida. There were three
carloads OF them. one consigned to
Mesa City gentleman and the other
two TO J. Fl. Fleming OF this city
The commission condemned The
Mesa carload and the first Phoenix
carload as infested and made a salts
factory disposition OF the car load
sent to Mesa City. Il being returned
to Florida The two other carloads
however. enc of which was not in
sSected. we're taken from Phoenix
without having the necessary certifi
Gates Of reiase By the commission or
the territorial entomologist. Dr. A. W.
Morrill, Before taking any decided
steps in the matter Dr.. Morrill, went
TO Tucson and laid the facts before
Attorney General Wright. returning
last night All that the doctor would
say last night was that his confer
ence was a very satisfactory one
and Il is probable that legal steps
will be taken for settling the cor
troveTsy in the courts.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
DALEY PLEADS GUILTY
TO STEALING CHILD

PHOENIX. April 22.-James Daley
his afternoon pleaded guilty. before
Judge Kent to the charge of child
stealing. and the court announced
that the sentence would be passed
on Daley tomorrow morning at $50
O'Clock.
District Attorney Bullard stated
that after sentence in this case has
been pronounced the other charges
against Daley for criminal intercourse
and injur'ng the jail ~.s.:.s ~=.ss.-:.ss % dis
missed The district attorney took
the position that the law
would be an avoidance Of a costly
trial to the county and prevent the
dragging OF the young girls name
before the public.
Judge KEN. IN announcing the
time for Gxing the sentence. stated
it must be understood that the court
would take into consideration the
facts in the case and the other
charges. and would make the punish
ment in accordance Herewith. The
minimum is six months and the max
imum punishment ten years for child
stealing. The statement Of the court
might indicate that Daley viii get
good stif sentence.
The court askd Mr. Billiard TO
state the facts In the otaer charges
and they were related briefly. as have
appeared in the papers heretofore.
Attorney Callahan. representing the
defendant. asked the leniency of the
court. on the grounds that Daley Is
repentant and desires to become a
good citizen after he gets out Of the
penetentiary
The grand jury made another re-
port. but not final one. this after
noon The following indictments
we're returned.
William McMahau. assault with a
deadly weapon. on two counts. Nc
Mahan is the offender who slashed
Henry Mitchell. the mining man. in
the neck with razor and also cut
Harry Gaskin, while attempting to ar
rest McMahan WAC was crazy frcsn
the use Of dope.
Carl Williams. an Indian. was in
dicted for criminal intercourse with
Mary Herod an Indian girl ten years
OF age. both residents of Mcdowell.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
OVERLAND TAS|CAB
IS BADLY SMASHED

PHOENIX. April 2e.--Tae Overland
taxioab belonging to the Club stables
was badly smased against a tree op'
posise the Arizona School OF Music
the morning about o'clock. AID the
driver. Oscar Walker. Was seriously
though not fatally injured. Tn
driver was thrown agains- the steer
ing wheel and hurt internally and
his front teeth knocked out and lips
badly cut
The accident was due to a slippery
street from recent sprinkling. II was
the drst time that Oscar Walker hao
driven the machine and he was tax
in~ A spin down North Central ave
ure. In turning in the street near
The school OF Music - drive back
to the stables. the wheels skidded
ana in some manner the driver lost
control OF the steering wheel and
the taxicab plunged across the road
and struck a tree squarely in front,
But for the quick appl cation of the
emergeacy brake the damage TO both
the machine and driver would have
been much greater The radiator OF
the car was cayed in. the front axle
bent nearly double ana other minor
uar.s OF the machine twisted and
broken. Il Is estimated that II viii
cost S250 T. repair the car.
Mr.. Walker had with Inn his little
brother Clyde. who escaped injury b.
jumping. Mr. Walker was taken 10
Tlr. Beauchamp's Office and then 10
his home. This afternoon his injuries
are pronounced as not very serious.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
THE JoRN CASE.
Famosss Tenor. Like Ruskin. Sacrifices
Much to Make Wife Happy.

"1~' ~ 't~NS ''S ''~FFJ-
Ruskin's unseitish love furnished the
world a story that win never be for
gotten. and similar case has just
become known. Learning that his
wife loved another. Karl Jorn. the IA
nous grand opera singer. rather than
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23

PARIS April 22.-"Judge Gaynor is
making good as mayor OF New York. .
said Judge Peter S. Grosscup. OF
Chicago at the Hotel Maurice yes
terday. If the democrats nominate
IN for governor Of New York aud
he is elected he viii stand a good
chance of receiving the democratic
nomination for the presidency in
1912"
Judge Grosscup. before coming TO
Paris few days ago, spent two
weeks in Egypt. and then made an
automobile tour in italy with three
American friends.
I look for a new alignment OF po-
ntical part 'es at the next presi-
Dental election, continued Judge
Grosscu9. The democrats viii be in
a strong position IL Moyor Gaynor is
elected governor Of New York state
in the meantime. and Governor Har-
mon OF Ohio is reelected. I believe
Mayor Gaynor would beat Governor
Harmon for the presidential nomin-
alton.
with such opposition the repubii,
cans. to save themselves. would have
to name their most available man.
who I believe. viii prove to be Mr..
Roosevelt II is a puzzle whteheE
Mayor Gaynor or Mr. Roosevelt
would be elected. A tremendous pOr
tion Of the republican party would
not vote for Mr.. Roosevelt. but. or
the other hand. a tremendous portion
of the democratic party would vote
for him.
IF Mayor Gaynor is not elected
to the New York state governorship
and Governor Harmon is not choseI
70 succeed himself. I believe the re
pubiicans viii nominate Presiden
Taft Forecast is difficult, because
there is now in the United States NJ
scientific frontier separating direren
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23

prevent her from marrying the man
Of her choice. has agreed to arrange
a divorce and give her $4,000 and
$1,000 year until she marries again.
Mr.. Jorn declares this act is due sole
ly 20 his desire TO see his wife. whom
ne still loves and who. he says. is
one Of the best women on earth. hap
py.
The famous tenor has devoted all his
time Of late years to the study Of
music When he came to America he
left his wife abroad. and she fell IN
love with another. 1t was 10 the IA
nous painter Mnlais that Ruskin sur
rendered his wife when he discov-
cred that they loved each other.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23

born
Lucy Hoover vs.. David H. Hoover.
Herman Hendricks vs.. Virginia
Hendricks.
Charles NJ. Hadden vs.. Celia Had
den
Novamia Navas Us. William Navas-
Doris Greenlee vs.. John Greenlee.
Hazel Jobe vs.. John Jobe.
Charles E. Johnson vs.. Clara Belle
Johnson
Katie A. Dick VS.. Harry Dick
Fannie r. King vs.. Martin King.
Sadie Louis Knapp vs.. William c.
Knapp.
Out Of the above number Of cases
twenty-eight OF the plaintiffs are OF
the male sex. Most Of the cases are
fled on the grounds Of non-supDori
and desertion. while the balance Of
the complaints alIege intemperance
adultery. cruelty. etc