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BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Ds Philip j. Loranger, $50 Canton.
Michael Hilla. 2l5 Trombiey
Roy Cody, S45 Holcomb.
Paul Scott. $40 Twenty-nfth
Michael Quit. s36 Palmer.
Edward Cain, sos Larned.
Harry France. 155 Field.
John struberger, AL Fischer.
Frank Roemer 40 Wilkins.
Frank Janken, SIS Farnsworth.
John Korth. 1899 Chene
Frank Blazejewski. 513 Alexandrine.
Jacob Jacob PIatkowski; 'it Rlopelle.
Herman Brown, 351 Hunt.
Frank Kosin. 4 Elder.
Frank Tybofski. .S99 Dubois.
Chester Grabowski. 1927 Hancock
John Grimshaw. 2s4 Nineteenth.
William Porter, 10S Selden.
John Eedson. Detroit
Salvatore Mar tinico, 1861 Woodbridge
Frank Delin, AZ Clinton
vincenty Sanford. l1s Benton.
Albert Meltz. 900 Hunt.
Frank Bersnt. 246 Garfield.
John Gorny. 1908 Campbell.
boys.
John Lindow, 90 Elmwood.
George wilkins, 1875 Elmwood.
Edward Gayney, SO Baker.
William wendtiand. 1853 Herbert.
John Bury. 312 Leland.
John Burkheiser, 1477 Fischer.
Joseph Orlowski, 81 Palmer.
Iiaidislaus Cieslinski. 81 Homestead.
Charles Rupert, SO Weitzel.
John Zielinski. 6Ss Ferry.
Stanley Mrowczynski. 633 Gerheld.
Frederick Berner. ITO Selden.
Alfred Saunders, 9s4 Vermont.
Abraham Leach, 1T8 Alfred.
William Palmer, 4b2 Twcnty-fourth.
Charles Matthias, sos Antoine.
Alexander Prusjo, 707 Rivard.
Frederick Hansen, 1872 Ash.
John Richman. 107 Hancock.
Charles Rosa. ia Illinois.
Joseph Remus, 9e9 Farnsworth.
John pawlicki, 40s Cicotte.
Jules D'Hanes, 1916 Fisher.
Stanislaus Kowalski, 2Si Thlrty-hfth
Charles Poddam. 1856 Buchanan.
Charles Schwartz, ESQ Arndt.
Louis Lietz, % Boon.
Jere Peltier, 341 Antletam
Gustave Cirandahl 237 Concord.
Charles Busch. l69 Alfred.
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NJ. for safe, sane and ID. X. Y. swim
In Detroit's sapphire strait.
Where Visiting Elk
Lodges Are CHARTERED
Delegations 20 the reunion have
been assigned hotels as follows:

Delegations 20 the reunion have
been assigned hotels as follows:
Aurora. Ill. Chaifonte; Albany, N. y.
Charlevoix: Akron. Ohio. Duquesne and
Morgan; Anderson. Ind, Metropole and
Stag Altoona. Pa, Wayne; Atlantic
City. N. j.. Pontehsrtrain; Braddock.
Pa. Burns Boston. Pontchartrain. Cad
Buraio. Burns; Butler Pa, Wayne; Day
Grand Union; coiumbus' o. csdiiiSc
and PontchaItrain; Cincinnati, Pont..
Prinsls; cisvsians, Ponsehartrain;
Cambridge, Mass fuller; cheboygan.
Mich. fuller; COLORADO Springs. Colo,
chastanoosa T Tenn. aorman; e copappoi.
ls. Pa. Wabash: Denver, Colo, Point
chartrain and Charles. Etna, Pa, Vic
tory; Elgin. Iil;s Grand Central; Gary.
Greenviile, Miss, fuller; Hoboken, n.
y. charleyoix;, Hemestead; Pa. Pc
H fTs GER T.a Mana sna wsyns mam
ilton, Ohio, fuller; jamestown, N. Y,
Cadillac; Joliet. Ill. Cadillac; Jersey
City. ~ j.. Pontchartrain; Jackson.
lac and fuller: Lansing. Mich, Norton;
Ludington. Mich, Norton; McKeesport
Pa, chsrlevoix; Monesson. Pa. Girls
M0 fdS M Marion o. TglleE; Msaistss
New Orleans, GriswoId; Nashua, N H..
Normandie New York city, Charlie
voix; owosso, Mich, Burns; Oakland.
P s Ros sssssrselSs W Way xs
Syracuse, n. Y, Brunswick; 81. Louis.
Burns; Springfield, o" Library Park;
Saginaw. Norton; waltham. Mass. Nor
W whseIns WINTHROP Miss Pon NSrmanahs
Youngstown, o.. Fairfax.
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es and are domiciled at the Hotels
Pontchartrain and fuller.
San Luis obispo lodge OF California
is here with a big supply OF clam
juice, With which they hope TO adver-
tise the tropical climate OF their state.
The members OF this lodge are stay
Ing at the 0riswoldl house and each
caller will receive a sample OF the
clam Juice The Californians also
brought some samples OF the famous
fruit OF their territory along with
them. This. also, 10 to be given away.
On the Oakland special came The
following grand lodge delegates:
Clarence Reed, Oakland; Judge II.
r. Devlin, Vallejo; Judge Thomas
Denny, Petaluma; Daniel Lanerty'
Santa Rosa; George Forsherston,
Chico; p G. Scadden. Nevada CITY;
A. b. Champion, Grass Valley; Reu'
ben Hoyle, Redding; o. l.. Koop, San
Mateo: q. w. Hammer, Santa Cruz;
J. III. ANDERSEN Salinas; L. Campiglin,
San Jose; Richard Belcher, Marys'
Vile; j. w. Koford. Berkeley; DR.. w.
o. Smith, Alameda; j. Speegle. Eure-
ka; r. ]. McHenry and w. G. Carpen-
ter, San Luis Obispo.
In the Denver crowd, which also
landed on Sunday, were K. +. Arthur,
past exalted ruler; p. NJ. Kruger and
Capt. Il. G. Leisenring, the latter
veteran member OF the Denver drill
corps. The Denverites are at the
Hotel Pontchartrain.
When the Philadelphia and Atlantic
City bunch rolled In shortly before
noon no member Of the delegation was
more conspicuous than "Bill" Meyers.
past grand exalted ruler, who coined
the phrase, Hello. Bill" Mayor Stoy
OF Atlantic City, Is with the delegation
and he says the Elks OF his city will
plug hard to land the convention or
1911.
Specials from South Carolina, Kan
sas and Montana also brought In dele
cations of no small proportion. Etna
Pa, sent LIS. The lodges delegates
are M. A. Rapp and Henry Ochse
Newport's lodge has 80 representa-
tives.
The steamer City OF st. Ignace
brought upwards OF 800 from Cleve-
land, Reading and other Pennsylvania
cities, while 600 arrived on the City
OF Alpena from the 500, Mackinac Isl
and, Calumet and other northern
points. The Calumet contingent had
the Calumet and Hecla band with II.
A special from Massachusetts
brought big delegations from Boston,
Somerville and other places. John
n.y. Faulkner was with the Massa-
chusetts' bunch. On the southern IL
llnois special came John Flanagan.
The delegation was led by John Fal-
lon, of East st. Louis, but Flanagan
loked like the real leader. He swung
red lantern as the crowd left the
station for Its Detroit quarters al
8: 80 p. IN. Among the party was Col.
Baker, OF Taylorville, the oldest Elk
Of Illinois.
From New York a big delegation
is now ON it's way, the train having
left Gotham Sunday night. About 200
are in the party. including New Yorx
and Brooklyn lodges. The New York
ers are boosting Arthur c. Moreland
for the next grand exalted ruler, while
Brooklyn Is shouting for w. ]. But
ling to land the same Office The New
Workers are bringing with them
banner which has been in their pos
session since 1868.
Chicago Elks are here $50 strong,
with more coming.
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sELp wANTr,-rALE.

RECENT GRADUATE WANTED for
Assistant Physician at the Wayne
County House, Eloise, Mich. Apply
W. r.. PrepzlRuer. Secretary Supt. OF
the Poor. MuCiclpal Court bldg. Main
s9ts.
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WHITE STAR LINE

uarf loot OF Griswoiu-sI
u gO.t uutun, way pOfLs, steamer
leaves daily. $3.50 "A. tn. and 2:3o D. m n
rect connection Is made at SarnIa W ed
nesdays and Saturdays with 'NORTH-Q
ERN NAVIGATION COMPANYS mag
HURONIC for 500. Port Arthur anal
Duluth, and Mondays with , = SARA
ONIC for 500 and and Port Arthur.
steamer leaves daily. S;ib a. m. an4
l:sO D. m: Sundays. $3.50 a m. and see
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81 'isIsIjls .';g q! Egss

For Cleveland, Pittsburg and AIN
points south and ease. leave daily loslf
y. M Fare to Cleveland, 81; PIltsburc
s635; lower berth, $3.50: upper Berth
ssl, whole room, $3.50 Weekend sx-
night. $50 round trip
For Aipenn, Macixinnc and way ports
Monday and saturday. y. m.; We'd
nesday and Friday. $3.50 a m.
For Buffalo and all Points East
daily 500 .. m. Sundays and Hohdaya
500 p. m,
Saturday. $3.50 round trip.
Day City, saginaw and way ports
Tuesday and Friday. $3.50 a m. tfoot OF
CITY TtcRet ofAces. Majestic Bldg. iss
yyood ,yn rd-a ana ia GTiswoid-at
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

!, Aarysan Duezyminski. Il, Helen Lsp-
Renna Perkins. rs. Wayne; Sarah A.
hason. "a. YpsilantL
tos. II si.;oa ss as'i D 5s%in'h 4a K
Everett l. watkins. "a. oxford; En-
ma kukler, ~. Hamtramck.
Antoni Wajeik, 81; Kstarzyna. 10.
Fred Richert. IL; Lizzie spranger, -.
q Louis A, Jones o. New York; Sarah
STANLEY. zboTsok. a2: Josephine vir-
job nasnapaiar, IS; Antonnetta Bor-
Victor Mott. q. Detroit; Nellie May.
hew, 22 Stone Point, Ont;
Henry Burkowski. 20; Martha schrie-
BARNARD zakrrewski. ~; Mary Nat
Frank Micholac. 20; Helena Maynow-
Thomsa Lawther, 81, River Rouge;
wilhilminia Scott. 90 Detroit.
Charles r. Calkins, IS, Chicago, Ill
Grace l. Harner, IS. Detroit.
oo Frank Windsor. %: Stella Richards.
Fred LaPort, "a, Hart. Mich; stella
Diegel. "a, Gratiot, Mich.
Benjamin Golden. 81; Jeanette Solo
William X. Hayden. 10; Madse L.
80.
John r. Mcdonald. 81. Crosse Isle;
Christian McKlnnon. 33. Detroit
Benjamin j, SchwarE. 81. Cincinnati,
o.; Edna NJ. Osborn, 90, Detroit
Anthony Bielasky, 2f; Eva Oxygen
esza, Is.
Dominic Primo, 20; Angeline Casoia,
IS
Frank II. Keller 81, indianapolis,
Ind: Agnes G. Robb, 2s, Detroit.
Martin j. Manthey, 40, Erie, Pa;
Lucy Tuckecherer, "a. Detroit.
20.
Frank Yastrzab. 80; Mary stetanialx,
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Patrolman Thomas Muston 10 the
proud possessors OF a match boz made
from bean grown In Queensland
county. Australia. II was sent TO him
recently by nephew In Australia
When picked the bean was ~ large as
a good-sized horse chestnut.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERuRnAN LINES.
petroIt united Iaterurs.. L..e..

Detroit United Iaterurbss Is,e.
FLINT LINiITEEs-s6:35 and g.Ss
m, ,.,,i2:a5. Ass and e:35 D. m. Locals
r m: II D. m. to oxford runs to Fiinf
Sundays. To Romeo. a m. ~,
end every two hours to 10 p. m, III
JACKSON LIMITEDs-7:4s a ~.
1875. 3:46 and GAS p. m. Locals ~
Jackson, 7 a. m. and every two hours
60 p. IN. Ann Arbor, a. m. ard
n a5a e Sourlg to 7s NSoT g. $50
ii p m: Saline cars from Ypsiiantt.
TOLEDO LIsIITEDs--7:2O. ego ana
1870 a. m. :2o. ago and $50 o. rs
Saturdays and Sundays. 1870 D m. Lxs-
Gals 10 Toledo, Gao a. IN. and hourly Ia
$3.50 p m: Monroe only. $3.50 and ii
PORT HURON LIMIrEDs-ls:4s ana
s:t5 a m. i2:45. 5.i5 aud s;4S D M
Sunday only, IL .. m. Locals 70 PORT
M. sp m. to Msrinss City only. Ne
Clemens. a. M, n. M half-hourlv
90 p m: rourly TO IL D. m. Mt
Clemens via Shore Line. 6:2S a IN
PONTIAC DIVrsioN-s a. m, ha,r..
hourly to Z p. m; hourly to IL d. me-
Birmingham only, ~ p. m.
wYANDOTTE DIVIsION--5:s8 a. m.
half hourly to $3.50 D. m; hourly %
on on cnaRp LAKE, DIVISIONS a M.
hourly TO II p. m.
- IN,
.Trese rnrs run through 70 Saginaw.
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wANTED---Men 10 learn barber trade
demand greater than supply Will
equip you for your own Snop cs on
earn EXPENSES; don't delay partloa-
lars free. Moler Barber college. chi
cago, Ill.
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LAKE AND m, ia. STEAMERS

.TIese cnrs rnn 'hroueh 20 saeinaw
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ONE FIRsT-C CLASS factory carpenter.
Metsger Motor Car Co., cor. Grand
Trunk Ry. and Milwaukes.
PRECsFEEDER wanted; experienced
platen pressfeeder. The Holiday
Box Co. Brush. cor. Forrest east
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~ DOWN. 81 wEEKLY--vacans .ol1
OF city. Write or phone for piats and
particulars. BESSENGER a MOOHM'
a05 Telegraph bldg.
job Printing done right. Times
Printing CO., u John r st. Call Main|
1893. or City 1855.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16
BuRLINGAME REAL EsTATE
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country
the most beautiful within reach of the city'
far surprising the bay localities: trans
fer to the San Mateo electric car at 18th and
Market-you always get seat-and get off at
EASTON station, or take the Southern Pacific
at Third and Townsend. Here is the finest suh-
urban home site the peninsula EASTON
ADDITIONS TO BURLINGAME: beautiful
shaded paths cool the hottest DAYS: all i'm
provements, cement sidewalks streets. sewers.
water, light and telephone are Installed: the
homes will appeal to you; large lots on easv
terms; excellent and fast train service twice
fast to cross bay points. For particulars
about EAST0N address f. ]. RODGERS Mills
BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO.
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HoMF-CHEAP.
30 minutes from the center of San Francisco
in beautiful BurliDgame: up to date G room
house, with lot 50x240 feet e fronta yes( ali
planted in vegetables and fruit trees: priv axe
well and gasoline engine for pumping MI
poses; also has stable, chicken yard and other
outhouses.
PRICE 50 300
81 900 CASH BALANCE $50 PER MONTH
IL you want real bargain, see this at cnce
Go TO Burngame station and see our agent
Office open every day. including Sunday Take
s. P. trains from Sd and Townsend sts or Mis-
sion st. cars.
LYON & HOAG
Burlngame $50 Market ST. San Francisco
ELEGANT residence for sale or lease rooms.
baths, reception hall. garage. INQUIRE 1908
Bellevue Burlingame.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

AUCTION
Of the following INVESTMENT, RESIDENCE
and UNGMPROVED PROPERTIES viii be held at
our saIesroom MONDAY, JULY 18th, 1870 at
JAMES DEELY ESTATE
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
The following properties will be offered to
superior court:
Southwest corner of CALIFORNIA ST. and
i I@g2Eoyements consist Of 2 story building
containing store and fat Of Z rooms and bath;
rents $50 per month; lot 32:6x1o0.
NO. q
1911 and 1913 Lyon ST.. west line bet Califor-
well built nats of and rooms and bath;
rent S55 per month; lot 25x1oo.
Sacramento St, north line between Lyon st.
and Central sv. Choice building lot, 25xi27:sH
NJ NJ. ELLIS ESTATE.
MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE LOTS
Lombard st, north line bet. Leavenworth
and Hyde. 3 choice building lots with unOb-
ANY reasonable offer win be submitted TO
court, as property must be sold.
FULTON ST. BUSINESS CORNER.
T45 TO T55 Laguna st. and 623 and 625 Fulton
St. southwest cor; . well constructed buildings
containing stores and fats and ) and 6 rooms
and bath each, always occupied; rents S245 per
month; owner being an absentee, has given or
COMMERCIAL ST. LOT.
Commercial St, south line bet. Battery and
Front; desirable lot for building speculative
'4- iOSe7 TWO CHOICE. FLATS.
463 and 465 Duboce ay. near Sanchez st.
Improvements consist of good fats of and
rooms and bath eacn; rents $50 per month; lot
25y1l0; bank mortgage of So 900 can remain.
CHOICE FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE
HOLDING.
Stevenson St, south line nesr 5th. This
choice holding suitable for factory. warehouse or
garage.
If improved with brick building would readily
rent and yield good returns. Large lot :6x
I55 feet has two frontages
OAK ST. INVESTMENT.
Ill
Broderick sts
improvements consist of 3 bay window houses
Of S and rooms and bath each; rents $50 per
month; lot 50x1l0.
GUERRERO ST. CORNER.
Northeast corner Guerrero and 26th SITS. This
choice building lot, 33:sxT5:534 with L 5Sx4s:s
irregular
MARGARET FORD ESTATE.
301e 25th St. north line bet. Alabama and
Florida sts. Improvements consist of cottage of
rooms and bath: lot 25x104; subject TO confir-
nation by the superior court.
For catalogue and further particulars apply to
g. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS AND BIDS


PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, BLACKSMITH S
COAL AND FORAGE.-San Francisco. Cal, July
IA, 19l0.-Sealed proposals. in trplicate. Will be
received at this office until IL a. m. July 90,
1910 and then opened. for furnishing. during the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1911, fuel, black
smiths coal and forage for troops at Atascadero,
California. Preference given to articles of Amer
ican production conditions of quality and price
Cncluding in the price of foreign productions the
duty thereon) being equal. and such preference
given 10 articles of American production pro-
duced on the Pacific coast TO the extent of con-
sumption required by the public service there.
Information furnished on application to the un-
dersigned Z. Won S0HRADER, Chief Quar-
termester.
SEALED bids will be received at the office of the
Secretary OF Regents, University of California,
Berkeley. at o before 10 a. m, Monday, July
25. 1870 for ID frame office building and
for q % frame addition TO the workshop at
the University Farm at Davis, YOlo county.
California and also for (3) the painting and
decorating of the University Library the
campus OF the University of California at
Berkeley, as per plans and specifications on
file at said office.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by a certified check bond in favor OF the
undersigned, equal 10 10 per cent of the bid, to
assure execution of contract by successful bid
der. The right TO reject sny or all bids is re-
served.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
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REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

GREAT SACRIFICE-Beautifuln new cottage to-
gether with 21 lots; Redwood City ) blocks to
station: all planted in berries; well and motor
pump for irrigation; total price only s3. coo;
money by .snhdividng; act quick E. w MA
GRUDER. 1892 Mission ST.. s. F.
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RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
RICHMOND TRACT NO.

NORTH RICHMOND TRACT NO. /.
We Want Manufacturing
FACTORY SITES FREE.
Rail and water connection. Spur tr;ick from
Southern Pacific right to your works Cheap-
est fuel oil and electric power. Best water
in Contra Costa county.
The first 300 residence lots are being sold
at about one-half their actual value Many
lots have been sold Come and LOOK at them
NORTH RICHMOND LAND AND FERRY co.
Main Offices: 526 Croeker building.
Phone kearnV roo
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United States Branch
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
Commercial Union Assurance
COn7Dany. Limited

of December A. D. 1909 and for the year end
ing on that day. Published pursuant to the
provisions of Section Gil of the Political Code
and compiled from the annual statement filed
with the Insurance Commissioner of the State
of
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA Fire Insurance Go.

OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Go.
OF PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA, on the 31st day of December,
A. d. 1909 and for the year ending on that day.
Published pursuant TO the provisions Of Section
Gil of the Political Code and compiled from the
annual statement filed with the Insurance Com
missioner of the State of California
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock, paid up in
cash ....-................ s75o,oOo.oo
ASSETS
Real estate owned by company - s141, ,ooo.oo
Loans mortgages ............- POS, 800 90
Cash market value of all stocks and
bonds owned by company -. 5,ses, ,15s. 90
Amount OF loans secured by pledge
of bonds, stocks and other markets
able securities collateral o.000.0 90
Cash in company's office . 1,010.03
Cash in banks Observation-Disclosures. 143, ,39I.37
Interest due and accrued ......... &c, 460.10
Agents balances representing bust
ness written subsequent to Oct. 1,
1909 ---..-..--...-...- 5fo,S99.o 90
Total assets 81, ,299, ,419.10
LIABILITIES
Losses adjusted and unpaid S33, .92
in suspense 2e4. OBS. 40
Losses resisted including expenses 1928. IS
Gross premiums on fire risks running
insurance so per cent .......... 1.1ss.ess.e7
Gross premiums on fire risks running
more than one year. $3,I91, ,525.S5;
reinsurance, pro rata.-.,...;.... l.s4s, 115.o5
to become due ... .....'.......... 100000
Amount reclaimable by insured on
perpetual fire insurance policies 919,27o.9S
Total liabilities 81, ,s4s, ,0s7. .e7
INCOME
Net cash actually received for fire
Received for interest mortgages II, $50. 40
Received from interest and dividends
bonds, stocks. loans. and from
all other sVrces -.............. 24S. 904 Al
Received for tents .-............. 5,551-25
Gross profit same maturity of
ledger assets ...:...........-. l4.455.5o
uai risks .............:.i.. .S = pr~ 1881 s8
Income from all other sources 402. 90
Total income .................s s.e7s. .o55. 50
EXPENDITURES
Net amount paid for fire losses Tin
cluding S310,62S.l5 losses of pre-
vioas years. ............ 81. .742. 6ss. 4s
ment of losses ................. e,274.74
Dividends to stock holders 1S7, 900. 90
brokerage 1854. IA
charges for officers, clerks. ETC.. Is7, ,e43. rs
taxes ......... '.. ...............,..... e7.oes.o7
Gross loss on sale maturity of
ledger assets ............. 2.34
Deposit premiums returned ...... 2s, ,as2. os
All other expenditures ........... 1854 -54
Total expenditures .............s 50. 175. lss IL
Losses incurred during the year s1.72s,sis.ss
RISKS AND PREMIUMS
Fire Risks. Premiums.
Net amount of risks
written during the
Net amount of risks
expired during the
year ............-.. 344, ,eSS,e9S 3,902, IL. as
Net amount in force
December 81, 1909. 555 5T47 ,2d2 6.o6s, $50. 20
r. DALE BENSON. President
w. GARDNER CROMWELL Secretary.
JOHN l.. THOMSON. Vice President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 3lst
day~of January, 1910. 1H0S ]. HUNT,
Commissioners for California in Philadelphia.
K. w. Osborn,
MANAGER PACIFIC COAST DEPARTMENT,
SIS sacramento Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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.GQLD, snslgam, rich ore bought: cash; sssaying
- soc. PIONEER ASSAY CO.. 131 5th St near
En.rard-
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FOR ysale-Something new In flats: new designs,
new style on finish; separate entrances: finest
location In western addition; overlooking rec
st. See E. B. HALLETT, premises.
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$50 down. $50 month"; without interest,"; new,
neat 2 room cottage: plastered and vain
scoted; price 1925. including 25x100 #. lot;
MeEnerney title; sc fare owl car; S5 minutes
to 3d and Mission SITS: take car marked Ocean
View Guerrero st. TO Lakeyiew av.
RIVERS BROS, 461 Montgomery st.
GOOD bargain-For sale, sl1 500; elegant resi-
dence hardwood floor and piano finished in-
terror good marine view; fine garden; located
on best car line in city; lot 411a x59. i ", NE.
cor Hyde and Filbert sts; one-third down,
bal can remain If necessary. See owner be-
tween 10 and at residence, 2lO0 Hyde st.
50 75O-Modern 3 room cottage. on 18th St: Va
Iencia st. pass the door; beautiful flower
garden; S foot basement; lot alone worth
So 600: will sell for $500 cash, the balance at
sos per MONTH If ever there was bargain
this is IL. Apply 32l5 Mission St
cHTNATOWN-Sto corner; 3 stores and %
rooms: on 56x90 foot corner on Clay ST.; leased
under 81. 500 cash security for $4,000 year;
nrice SEQ 600; mortgage of $4,000 may re-
main. will consider $4,000 lot downtown as
payment. KANE CO., 2l5 Montgomery st.
McENERNEY SUITS AT S35.
LAWYERS TITLE INVESTMENI CO.,
POS Balboa building
MARKET AND ID SITS.
s575-IMPROVED SUNSET LoTS-$575
Oar Sunset branch office open daily. take
rliis ST Ocean cars to 39th av and ST. =
THE MCCARTHY CO., (cwners), lol suttef 81.
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FRUITyAIE REAL ESTATE

F'hOtIt ALE REAL ESIAlE
FOR sale-Chicken ranch of acres. well i'm
proved: 800 chickens, cow. horse and rigs;
j Is miles from Oakland limits; good terms;
price 81 900. Inquire at 1904 East 14th ST.,
Fruitvale.
SACRIFICE SALE-ONE ACRE HOME PLACE;
half in assorted fruit; new. modern A room
house, basement, good we'll; one block from
ear line; excellent climate; could Suhdivide-
1900 Glen ay.. E. Fruitvaie. Take Liese av. car.
MODERN house: reasonable; large living rooms !;
4 bedrooms servants room, laundry, gas and
electricity; roses. fruit trees and palms; 30x
40; owner leaves for the country. 2115 Clfn-
ton av. -
SAN ANsLEMo REAL ESTATE
WOODED lots in Fairfax Manor $3.50; easy
school. ATTH0WE REALTY CO.. San An
selnlo. or o5s Market St. San Francisco.
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
ROSS building lots. Marin county-Macadam ave
nues, sewer, wafer, gas, electricity prices
low; very easy terms. Owner. r. n. CARSON,
% Battery or Carson Glove Co.. San Rafael
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES. ranches. acreage, exchange list.
DAVID l. WILSON. Santa Cruz, Cal
LUMBER FOR SALE
SHINGLES. S1.50; rustic S23 lining, SO; coun-
try orders solicited. 33 10th St. S +.
IT.rsf <nto ucf,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16

MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
LOTS with redwood trees enough to build your
house: 8 minutes walk to Baltimore station
everything just what you want; Is minutes or
less from ferry via Sausalito; peace. quiet and
rest at Baltimore canyon. w. L. COURT
RIGHT, $50 Market ST., or at the Baltimore
park station.
SAN ANSELMo. Mill Valley. San Rafael prop
critics Atthowe Realty Company. 25S Market
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16
MINES AND MINING

ABBOTT buys BONDS; also CAL. SAFE DEP
accnnnrs. noner loaned. GIG Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16
THE cUT IN PRICE OF o1Lvp

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