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THE Weather

oct - The depression ,shlrh central
over Iowa pr Wciur.Ins in'fra'~i rapidly IN
depth ana energy. and fspii n1uN cfncnt north
eastward brought ~ ,sntf, ~ eastern onmro
yc-tcrfa'
High Vtnds prevailed 20 INC south And vest
" mi, storm and ,ho,, ~, ieii m ihe ihLe regions
Pcnnsyi,anA S"s Nor- sud Sew England
There sas light snow N Minnesota aud noTth'
~rn Michigan ana m northern sc" Englanf
Following thu storm was IN rH'easi'c area 81
high pressure ,cUfra over wrs'rrn Montana
and covering al -c'tlons Wcs' Of tho Nississippi
Much colder weather attended nv, nth area
sul 'cnpsraturss vrTc lovCf throughout the
W,.' ana Ne IN upper lALc region lcnlpcrA.
fIlr, Acr, icloN the freezing point ~ The No'ih'
ace, and inos' ~ tho itocky MountAin Nintcs
so4th to northern NrSpnI And NeN Meiico
u ,as ,oOpf iu northern N~w Lngiand. nut
warmer 10 The middle Nilnuc state. over lover
.Ia.rs an! >JY'h ~ 'hr CUT
In mi, cts m. morning was fair panty rioudN
stth niyn ~1ulhVre' wind N the afternoon AMI
Iigh' rain ~ ryrniug rarmer average humidity
~ pcI cent barometer. corrected ~ f"ah Ia 49,
.Is.sI AtNN Il - - y NJ - -
.Inr -mi~rAf4'r ,rstsrih5 a. recorded pS The
ur.,iI th-rm"m'tsr. {, shown In ihe annsIed
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Woman suicide. WIN rtIed.

h" will - Lucy =. McMullsn n POI
Livingston street BROOKLYN. who wrote
hong l"tI.r Will" her brother lay dad
in a room adjoining and then hanged
herself on October ~ Last was filed for
probate Yesterday in the Kings county
Surrogate Court II lnlvcs real estate
valued ~ sso.0NO and personal property
amounting 20 about ssOO 70 he shared
equally by Lewis = McMull"n. the de-.
G" ls-d brother. and Harry McMullen.
anoth"r brother ~ Is7 Baltic street
The latter applies for letters ~ admInistra-
ton on the ground that he ~ the r"Sidutry
lsgatr- A sister Mrs Augusta Ayling
81 lsi Hart street. il ignored According
tu thu t"rfns - the letter which Miss
McMul"n wrot. "A few hours befOr" sh.
killed h"rs"f " vas her wish that the
sis'"r share equally With m" surviving
brother
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TIPHOID ~ rms ST,Tr.
Mortality FROM the Disease In 1910 0,
Below the average.

ALBASY. Oct 81 4 report on tho
typhoid conditions 81 IN" State" ".pscially
ia reference 10 IN" prevalent. Of this
disease IN certain ritl"s. has Just icon
submitted 81 Gov Whit" AZ his request
ny m" state Commissioner 81 Health. DR.
Porter
Contrary to the C"n"'al opinion. N"
mortality IN IN" stan" from typhoid fever
during 'ho year 1910 ~ h"low the aN"rRg,
In N" report the Commissioner Of Health
states
From the statistics y II ~ Idsnt that
the normal variation ~ typhoid fsver
during III" year &. gul'" marked II -
further s""n that tho mortality from
typhoid icyer for the State during 1910
- apprs~Iably below IN" average for tho
last ten years and for the last thr""
months for which statistiCa ar" aVRilihl.
namely July, August and Sept"mh"r
~ approximately 10 per cent less than the
normal for this ton year period
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FRFNIH RiDICALS RAGE.
Briand s:unE h> Taunts IN Debate on the
Recent Railway strike.
> -! Cs5a. D,,7HeI 70 Tbs SrN.

> ~! C.5is D,s7Hc1 70 Tbs SrN
PARIs Oct 27--Ths second days
deha'" on tho railway strike IN the
Chamber today was in marked contrast
90 the Grst days proceedings 81 an
apparently concerted aGsemont the
Unified Socialists did no: interrupt the
sTs-ch OF NJ Miller,.Ld. .Inis.cr Ct I,lblo
Works
la carefully reasoned statomont.
Hddu"ing figures. dates and documents.
Millerand showed that tho strike began
when the minimum pay Of Ave francs
daily was granted TO workers living N
Paris by all tho companies except the
Eastern and-he Paris. Lyons and Mcditer-
ransan. which promised 20 pay that
amount IN January. As regards the
othsr causes on which the strike was
haS"d by the strike committee NJ Mile
rand established that they had never been
formulated or presented 10 the Ministry
The Unified Socialists made up for thor
repression when ons ~ their party
VI BouveTi. took the tribune They
"h-.rrd his violent. unmeasur..d language
IN attacking Premier BRAND. VI Niilisrand
and C'en BrIu. Minister Of War Among
other things BOuv"rI said II was you
M BRAND VINO converted me- to the
theory Of "a general strike when you
preached II at Montceau IN 1907 whom our
union paid your fare ard gave you 70
francs
THIS charge effected what previous
'Iunts had not succeeded IN dong VI
BRAND l"Aped 90 his feet and Indignantly
denied that he ever received fee from
the unions He declared that he vent
Z" Montceau a. an advocate He always
pleaded for tho workingmen without
payment
Bower reiterated his statement and
then accused the police Of acting as agents
provocataur- m the recent bomb eNplo-
-lons ia PARIS
Tn. Chamber then adjourned until
tomorrow when VI Jaur-s the SucIals,
loader. will spank
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WOTOR CiB kILLS BOT.
Run Down In west IOOV street NnoiH~r
ear Hurts " oman Teacher

Thomas Ryan. Ir years old Of ~
West i0Nth street. vas run down by an
AUTOMOBILE" ~ Manhattan ayenu" near
his HON" yesterday afternoon William
Schrv"ring IN" driver 1T IN" car. took
ih.. boy - m" Rcd Gross Hospital vh. r.,
b.. died an hour later
In" killing - the hoy was acrldautal
and ~ arrest VA made Schev"rIng
drives foy IN" United S'l'"- Motor cal
Company
An automobIi" owned Nv u I. Schar-
niger. W struck Mise Ella Ioughlan ~
front ~ G3I flr-t avenue. knocking her
down and breaking several ribs Mis-
Loughlan ~ - school teacher living ~
20 Fast IhIr'v sixth street
Ia" mdchIn" stopped Mr Schl~sIngcr
gave m" SAVOY Hotel a. his address 20
Policeman Reagan II tho Fast Thirty
NTH street station Reagan did not
arrest Mr. Schl-singer Miss Ioughlan
WAS taken 10 Bellevue
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Wan and woman O,crcomr u, ga.

\ man and woman who registered m
hotel kept 10y firurR" GrnRan at 1897
Bu-hWick avenue. Brooklyn. ~ John and
Mary shea. IpFp Atlantic aS"nu-. w"r"
found iu-"n-lhi" early Yesterday morning
from IA" effects - Illuminating ga. Roth
Vt.r" tlk"n ~ m" Bu-hwicL Hospital.
Vhsf" ~" man wns SOON revived bat me.
- oman WIN ztill unconscious in-t utght
m" polite" say that M" man 3. William
Poster. - rigR"r living ~ Shsg herd nv"nu"
- nd that III" woman - MARY R"grr- .
who lives IN Atlantic ay"nu"
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BiN0TET ron PRINCE SITN.
south NanchUrian Railway Company
seems To want ItIs influence

|pFTTN fI7Ts D@fr1FI7 n IHE NIN
TOXIC. oct - Baron Shimpei Goto,
president ~ the South Nlanchurian Rail.
wny CAV. a grand theatrical entertain.
m"nt tonight "a honor Of Prince Tsal
sum. brother of tho Prince Regent of
ihina who has just returned here from
IN" tinted States
II - reported thai the cost ~ the entsr-
taInn"n' was 7OIo ven. or about So. jOo
The. a'tipn ~ IN" railway officials IN
giving this LAVISH entertainment ~ 70.
gi-,l~i aS hld for IN" good Office. ~
Priro. Trai Sum. who h"sl,i"s his relation
ship 80 III" present Chimes" dynasty has
larR" hoT"s Tor IN" fItur"
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vANNUTELLI SEES THT POPE.
Tells Him Of His Experiences At the
RueharistIc Congress and IN

ROAR, Oct. % The Pope received TO-
day Cardinal Nannutelli. who has jusi
returned from the eucharIs'ic congress
AZ Montreal and has Subsequent tour of
the United States Cardinal Nannutelli
gave the Pontlf highly euloglstic &C
count ~ IN" results ~ N" great as~-n-
blage az Montreal and Il hi reception
throughout the dominion and m those
parts 81 the United States which he
visited
The Cardinal was greatly astonIshed.
he said. at the rapid growth ~ the United
States He denied that h" had expressed
any opinion 20 John Redmond IN regard
tn home rule m ireland when he met
the Irish Nationalist leader at Buffalo.
y
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JErrJsoN CiRGO OF LArHs
Italian steamship trr1ised 90 Passius
schooner In Distress.
,pSrI' Cas,s D>spsilh 70 THE srS.

NpS1T CaSls ~ pai,h 70 THK SrE.
LIvtRPo0I oct -. Four members
Il the crew IT the American schooner
Florence leland. from New Orleans
October .. FOR : hf~ poF4, were landed herr
to-day ny The Harrison liner Commodorr
The LELAND was abando ned IN mid ~.
lant'c
The captain 81 the Commodore said
tina, an Italian vessel appeared to have
made N without attempting to save
the men before the Commodore appeared
on he scene
The srew Of the Leland suffered many
hard-hips and wore the skin and fesh
N their fingers m ie't4soning the cargo
Of laf h-
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west Side Court ~ Fresh and >r~

The n"vly renovated West SID" court
RECONSTRUCTED to complay with ID" n"V
laV. Va- u,"nrd yesterday bv Magistrate"
Herman Ernest f"rril - French waiter
charged with dirDrd-rly conduit. WH- ~"
first prisoner ~ ~" arrhIgn"i M1gts
trit" Herman -ad In oD"nIng ths
r"mud"ll''d court I shall follow ~" prpr
tlD" that gp"- with m" opening ~ any
new court and temper justin" 9Th m"f ~
I ought 9, fin" Won SO Instead I -hnll
dr-'harg" Won With q r"punand Gu and
-iu ~ more
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gOuaN Student mrs M GiS.
IucInda Fsrrar. american Girl, Is a sui
eide In Paris

~E,01' G.his D|srrf.H 20 rHF NtN
PaRIs. OCT - Lucinda tarrar an
American woman. aged - student
Who lived A. 2ss Rue da hampaEne Pre-.
miare. committed ,ui,'Sr TO-DAY hv IN
haIing gao ~ rh. Kitchen ~ h"r apart
ment She left letter saving ~" m
tended to kill herself
Her address IN America - not known,
hut u II believed that she came here FROM
ono ~ the SoIt hern States.
Sh. had boon suffering from ne'iri=-
thenia
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rrwunI,, for Furionz uItne,.c.

go Hri"-lt.on Of District Attorney
'f mdI'tW"nts charging Rtthcr-
hyruYu and Jacob Gotthelf with
r.ro dismissed Yesterday Nv in.
Do. II % the SupT"n. court m
Both men V"rV wIins- -s,
'.rH"r NIgi-'rlt" furiouR. who
- 'I'u. NJ sing Sing for accept
ari 20 r. b"lI"y"d that Knthnn
'N"'' uN" 'heir immunity ~ th"ir
... fH'Ity ~ securing m" con q i''t :, n
ing ka'h ~ W.. = lawyer who
. IurlpuR.- court and Gptt-
r .f.#r. ,l"rk
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PRO,D nv ron kING GFORGE.
Ipeiesatien az Boston's Honorar> trtii-
Ter, Wakes Him One of Them

-NTFTTTT Z T7TF
LONDON. Oct Fixing George received
A deputation from the Ancient and Hon
orahle Artillery Company of Bosion.
Mas to-day. The visitors presented him
with an address IN which he was notified
~ his election a. an honorary member NJ
that organization.
The King converted informally with the
American officers and with Lord Denbigh
lord in waiting TO the King. who made the
Introductions
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10 InIr hI>G or R,w,>JL
Huntington wilson and wItr Arrived -.
Irrday IN bucharest
.r,--IL ~ n,,pgllh p -rI

HpsrfuI tyhif D'spgfSh - IHE STs
BU'HARFsT oct p Hunting on vii
son. Assist ant Secretary ~ state NJ Wash
inRton. accompanied by Mrs Wilson.
arrived hero to-day
Mr Wilson will 60 20 SinAia 10 pay NJ.
Fespects To King Charles
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capt CoI-> soon to I.~a,r RrooLI,n <a,,
Nar0

tPU' Codes commander ~ ~" r"c"tyIng
ship Hancock. will l"sy" tn" Brooklyn
nav vird ~ n f"v dnv- h. tak" up his
new post - cpmmRndant ~ IN. naval
gtltinn a. Honolulu He " ~ be- succeeded
by Capt smith, IN" new pre.ident - the
General Court Martial who vas formerly
attached ~ tho Pacific hsst
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"a ,.utSJrns VrEg"sst vuu ~ pI sSp -
NOnrDV

10, ,I-'e-p Scr lp'I JrHs,5Vy IN, I1J ns,s
,aif,, p. nv .uI ~ Ut1frr. "f'sW rH'1 ~ su,s-s
po,,s. pm p.,ut" 'o r.s. r'.t '" H.JN ,1-tE-1S,'.
frfud.
lur r~v lngsuI. psrib roui' auf murh
,.,.irr u, ia. faIr AMI rpli - mrrrpg brisk 10
righ unTirVr,'rfH HtnIs
~ me- District - 'uIunbiA eastern P'nualI
,ruit s~u trr..y. i'"ssHTr. MARYLAND snd
lIrstuir fs'r '" ~, Vni - morrow uurh 'ni,i~r
T., .i,t bftsA 20 lIgn npr'hsrs'~rIs Rinds
3 ~ western Nrv 'ur, ihreA 'sning and colder
fn DAY 'ur sud colder 20 uoTfo,, brisk ~ nigh
nurfhvsstrrN winds
Ior western psnnsyl, anlA. ~oldSf ani fair
- day. ~Is~pt threatening nsIr me lsE~~ fair
ami copi 20 aofros brisk w high nnTfhwrs terry
Winds.
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C0i ar ~ rPORTS WI>I>rR,
Prsnrh Postal S~rNIrr Labor Z MON he.
rIaTrd an illegal IIsd,.

PARIs. Oh q Tn. appeal ~ tho Poe
tai Telegraph and Telephone Union
against the judgment rendered IN july
1909 dissolving II ~ an illegal body wh-
heard to-day IN" cour confirmed m"
judgment
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.Ian nresEInS cost. SIS Ilv.-.

MTNICO CITY. M"Nicp. Oct p Fifteen
prisoners brok" Jail to-day ~ Tapn"hun
fatally wounding two guards They were
pursued by - p-,ysn and four ~ the fuRi-
lives were Killed To" ramaInde' esCaped
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Pope Rrrr',e. COnErr,smsn Bsuirm

NpFfI'T I0hF UFfTNTT N IHF W.
RONE. Oct p The Pope to-day gave
an audience TO Congressman Henry
sherman BOutell n Chicago and -nis wife
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N'u ~ Jau O~rIooLcd for Year
amt UaH

.I. U,''p. int O,t - .IDa,I.h
.tIrr"i yI'h arson. Vn- brought
..r' o.. day ~ hI- r"gu"-i ~"
com ,f'upkad for ".gh'oon months
boo Ha- 100 IiI "" thou.h' hi
.'HE Nar work NJ on NJ oR-". nut
... If'Drn"y nI'ndreV NOR" than a YEAR
.. and he pfO-"cutyT did no. know
q" 80 10 IaiI He trial 10 set for nest
N,sk
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MANS ROOsEVELT ~ 4 SPORT.
French society awards Him . Prize - an
Al Round Man.

PART-. Oct. THE French Society of
Sports AZ rs annual meeting to-day
awarded the grand prize TO Col Theodore
Roosevelt on the ground that he IL an all
round man.
The award was greeted with applause
and Laughter.
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Tho-naz MORAN AMI WiIha'u McIair
w rrv - assault and batt.-y
fpr h"riIrs Poi. oman Jpk" Sishsn -
Jersey ,ILy On August 80 With ths Npps
own club. were each seat ang" ! yest'r'liy
hy County JudZ" .lOhn Blair v that 'Ity
10 a thr.a v.ts torn IA the stat. prison
and 20 pas "a fine ~ 81 .ODD. Sieben wis
sid az seypp Wnoks m "A hospital
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rrrc Horse Has TIN can FOR shInEuarn.

On m" way Last evening 10 a fire In =
macaroul shop ~ 30 Fact TSsnty -ninth
- r""t linn. hor~.. a1'aeh-t ~ Engine ~
picked up q larg" tin can which was
found damned Gun Wi-" 81 the horz.
l"g II VIII on 30 tight thar III" driver.
lu-"ph Otruunr, had =" 10" shears 10
get ~ N r." iir, I'D -m III dLmaz"
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that - whole jh" prices bud ar" vol
within m" estimates mad" los m" com
missions engineers The section. on
whlrh bids wer" received day "rnbrac"
m" mos, difficult construction On m"
system Ih"s" sections "rhrio" thus"
parts - ~" 'Uhorough which m.
engineers sstimaf" Will TAX" forty 'wo
months and thirty siN months ~ compiled"
and they cover dhoiit eighteen mil"' ~
m" most expensive part ~ IA" system
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28
PRoPosAs.s AND BIDS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO N1NIRACIUhS-
Sealed proposals will be received at the ofhee
of the Sacramento Valley Irrigation Company
until 4 O'Clock p. m. February 10, 1910, for the
excavation of one million I'VE hundred thousand
Il 500 o0Ol yards of earth in the construction OF
canals and laterals on the Sacramento valley ir-
rigation project Bids viii be received Ior one or
more divisions of about $4,000 IL 1O0,UOo yards
each. The right is reserved TO reject any or all
bids, to accept bid on any one or more diyl-
nical defects, as the interests Of the company
may require.
Specifications. forms of proposals and plans may
be inspected at the office of the CHIEF engineer
of the company at Willows California
SACRAMENTO VALLEY IRRIGATION CON-
PANY,
D ManaRer.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

NOyATo RANCH LANDS.
NOEATO RANCH LANDS.
MARIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
26 MILES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
The best evidence of value Is the number of
acres sold-5.6 694 acres since December j, 1909.
Notwithstanding the continuous rains. We sim
ply ask investigation and leave the rest with
you. Terms easy-one- quarter down, balance
in three equal annual payments. Apples,
peaches, apricots. pears and vineyards-5. 10
and 20 acres-$300 to $400 per acre. full bear
ing.
The finest garden lands from 500 to $3.50
per acre, adapted to all kinds of vegetables
and berries.
Chicken ranch lands in the low foothills,
bordering the valley, $40 to SO per acre
ideal.
Pure mountain water, inexhaustible quanti-
ties; springs and creeks surface and well
water at 20 feet. Climate unsurpassed in
California.
Call or write for our free literature. Six
daily trains each way to Novato; 20 cents
round trip on Sunday. Agents meet every
train.
Take Sausalito boat.
j. P. MASSIE COMPANY
601 -602 Union Trust bldg,
San Francisco California.
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THE. san FRANCISCO CALL FRIDAY, JANUARY 2s 1910.
MONEY WANTED

WHY take 3l5 and per cent for your money
when you can get and 7 per cenl on siit
edged first mortgages? MORTGAGE LOANS Is
our business If you have money to loan'
TALK IT OVER WITH Us EDWAhDo'
RREWSTER & CLOVER ROtunda. MlllS bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28

JAPANESE ART AND FANCY GOODS, ETC
Bids are solicited for entire stock and fixtures
Of ..KIMONO HOUSE, 235- -23T Geary ST.; also
for unexpired lease; opportunity TO secure
large and valuable stock. Further particulars
furnished office Frank & Mansfield, 1215 Mer-
chants Exchange building. attorneys for p. T.
Riley trustee X Takemura & Bros. bankrupts.
Time and terms of sale posted board of trade of
San Francisco JOG Pine ST
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY FARMS.

"a acres of good soil: 5 miles from Martinez
half mile from school, Is acres in bearing
grapes. 10 acres Zinfandel. acres toksys, also
about IL acres year old grapes; acres planted
in fruit trees; small house and well; price 81 u
per acre; only 81 900 down.
145 acres rolling land; miles from station.
miles from the river; sandy loam good hay and
grain land. easy to work; room house, large
barn. mlkhouse, chicken houses; acres bearing
grapes; family orchard; no frost here good for
fruit or grapes; water piped to house and barn;
price $500
$50 acres OF fine land In San Ramon Valley
one mile from town; living stream through the
place: scattering oaks well fenced into fields,
good house, and bath; large new barn.
6ox60; barn, tool shed, chicken house. .
good cows, cream separator. good horses, har-
ness, plows, mower, rake. wagon, buggy, cart.
lot of small tools; price $50 per acre. easy terms.
H0LCOMB REALTY COMPANY,
BOG San Pablo av.,
Oakland, Cal.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN K HOWELL, 3Is-324 kEARNI ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28

Money to loan city. Oakland, suburban and
country real estate II you have idle money on
hand consult our loan department. Money placed
on first mortgage at current rates
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28

81 Goethe only lot for sale on north side Of
Clement st. bet. 18th and 18th avs, near new
park panhandle: Sutter ST. cars pass lot
Owner 82s 4 ST. Sunset.
S6.500-S new swell fats on northeast corner on
Noe ST.; rooms and bath each; rents S60
street work done. OWNER, 2190 Mission st.
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MEMBERS OF S. F. REAL ESTATE BOARD
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
BURLINGAME REAL EsrArE

S4. .OOO-Half cash. new room bu1galCw; Oregon
pine finish; veneered panels beam ceilings,
wall bed. cabinet kitchen. bSOad porch. con
crete walks: large lot; only minutes walk
from station; Howard av- near Bloomfield road.
BurIingame. Cal See owner premises or
write to o. r. MCGEE. builder. Buriingams.
Cal
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

$il,oO0-Slission St; cnIy $3.50 foot: absolutely
the most reasonable property for sale on
Mission ST. today t3641)
$9,OU0--Van Ness ay lot near Vallejo St
double frontage with Il" on rear street
well located for home fats apart
ments; sunny side; plenty OF light as
sured. (427Sl
5000 cash. balance to suit fine sunny resi-
denee on north line Of Clement ST.. where
values bound to Increase; spacious
rooms and bath; basement; price $500,
easy pyaments t6296)
S5,2j0-SW. corner 9th av. and ST.; facing
park; 1876 feet front: contains a neat
little structure, well adapted 10 improve
ment.
$4,0O0-Sunny corner in Richmond: all street
work and sidewalk work complete; 30xSl
can arrange terms IL desired: store and
fats would go well on this t52ISl
NOTE-A trade or exchange proposition on any
all OF the above properties viii be
entertained. If you have anything TO ex-
change, submit 1t to US.
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$500 PER ACRE.

Great wheat country; 100 acge farms in the
rich delta of the Sonora river: American
line in Mexico between Southern Pacific and
sea; most excellent climate; deep garden soil; ;
corn wheat, cotton, beans, alfalfa, dates
oranges lemons. all vegetable products: good
market; 100000 opened TO American
farmers; first 10. 600 acres at $5 per acre, half
cash; this is really 500 land See write
Immediately.
g. NJ WOOSTER COMPANY,
102 Market st. San Francisco. Cal
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INVESTMENTS

SIS, 25,o0e-Inyestment nets over 10 per cent on
equity of $1I.50o; 81. 500 bank mortgage
can remain; best business block on Me
Allister ST.; property adjoining brought
nearly $500 a foot; story from build
ing. (j66Sl
$1l ,500-Income 81 200 per annum; lot 25xS0: 3
fats of 6-6-7 rooms and bath; 81, 500
mortgage with bank can remain; on Ellis
st. line t61jS)
s7.25o-2 new fats of 5-6 rooms and bath each:
lot 25x95: rent $65 per month: only So. $50
cash required. tBl22)
$T000-Sansome ST. investment right down
town: story house Of - rooms, etc :;
rented for SIS month; lot 29x9O. (6113)
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RESIDENCES

SIG, ,000-Feil St: opposite panhandle: IA rooms;
8 baths inlaid floors: everything modern
and in excellent taste; lot 50x13I- (6154)
s12, ,75o-Marine view residence: Green St near
Fillmore; 10 rooms. ETC.: hardwood floors:
beamed ceilings; all finishing Of highest
order. (3012)
$40, 750-Opposite Alamo square at Fulton and
Steiner sts.; full sized lot: nice house Of
rooms and bath; hne neighbor
hood. (6110l
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LOTS

Send for January list Of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31ss24 KEARNY ST.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

DEWEY. STRONG & C0.-Founded 1850; U. S.
and foreign patents; inventors guide; 100 me-
chancal movements free. 1105 Merchants Ex-
change building, San Francisco.
CARLOS Z. GRIFFIN. late examiner U. S. Pat
ent Office, 1201-2 Metropolis bank-Patents,
trademarks and copyrights; tel. Kearny 4s1o.
HARRY c. SCHROEDER. U. S. and foreign pat
ents. AS 1st Natl Blk. Oak; phone Oak 2754.
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RICHMOND REAL EsTA1

WILL sell a choice business or residence lot Ia
cated in the center of Richmond: small pay
ment down and balance monthly: chance
buy and make a big profit C. W. MEDLER
475 Pine ST.
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A GENUINE BARGAIN; p rooms: elegant fur
niture brass beds. birdseFe maple and mahog-
any furniture; rent 500; clears 500 per mo. ;
viii sacrifice this week for 81 200; part cash.
XIX
IS Rooms: BEAUTIFUL lawn and flowers; very
attractive; always full; clears 500; carpets
best: rent $50: 81 800.
G. A. HERRTCh. 1005 Market st. corner eth.
Phone Market 3IO6
GREAT SNAP IN a country produce business:
only $3.50: clears $275 monthly: the best buy
FOR little money in Cal. viii pay for iteslf
in 3 months CALL IMMEDIATELY. THE
FULLER co. 322 Pacific building.
GROCERY aud liquor store. fixtures and large
sleek OF goods. located AZ 290O 24th ST. open
Tor inspection next Saturday and Monday; sale
80 highest bidder: sealed bids accompanied
with 10 per cent cash certified check viii
he opened ? o. m. Monday. January 81, 1910.
at the Office II II. ~. ANTHONY. 374 Monad
lsock building. Right reserved 10 reject any
aad al bids.