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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
MASONIC TEMPLE FUND
REPORTED IN GOOD SHAPE
Association Meets and Elects Off
GERS for the Year-President
Small Reviews Work.

But little business beyond the reading
of the reports Of the president. secretary
and treasurer and the election of officers
for the ensuing year engrossed the atten-
ton of the Masonic Temple Association at
Temple last night. President j. Henry
Small. jr., delivered an address, in which
he reviewed the events of the year, re-
the stockholders which would result in
Of the new temple to the Grand Lodge of
Masons for the District.
The financial budget showed the asso-
citation to be in satisfactory condition all
the floating Indebtedness. except few
minor matters in arbitration, having been
paid, and a satisfactory balance being on
est notes due.
lows: President, j. Henry Small. jr; vice
president. Matthew Trimble; secretary,
Frank r. Underwood, and treasurer.
James A. Sample. The following appoint
ments were announced: Board of audit
Henry X. Simpson, James B. Lambie and
Lafayette Leaman. Executive commit
tee-The officers of the association, eX
Off1ClO, ana George w Evans, IhOmaS
p. Morgan and Henry X. Simpson. House
committee-AleXander Mckenzie, Arvine
w. Johnston and Frank r. Underwood.
All the bodies entitled to representa-
ton did not have representatives present,
but there was considerably more than a
majority of all the representatives on
hand. General expressions of satisfaction
were voiced at the turn of affairs which
would transfer the control of the temple
to the Grand Lodge, and because of the
urOhabla early contamination of that
event there was but little disposition to
transact other than actually necessary
business. The association adjourned at
an early hour.
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GOOD MUD RUNNERS
Aeroplanes Defy Both the
Wind and Rain.
CuRTIss' RECORD STANDS
Paulhan and Others Try and Fail to
Beat Americans Time for
Ten Laps.

AVIATION FIELD, LOS ANGELES.
January 15.-While devoid of startling
incidents, the international aviation meet
today developed important facts from a
commercial standpoint. Both Louis
Paulhan and Glenn II. Curtiss demon
strated the undermining capacities OF
their machines. lifting In heavy ground
and flying against stiff ocean breeze.
The flights today were made before a
small crowd, because of rain, and were
confined to- speed laps around the course.
Paulhan tried to beat Curtiss' ten-lap
record. but failed. Willard and Hamil-
ton failed in similar attempts.
Miscarol. in the balky little Bleriot
monoplane, came out for an exhibition
flight, using the tail controller only. In
landing he tried too short a circle and
the machine tipped, striking the ground
and breaking one wing Miscarol jumped
and was unhurt.
Paulhan, it was announced, would on
the last day of the meet try for the
Michelin cup for ngdistance fight.
Henry Farman of England holds this
cup for flight of IA miles in four
hours, seventeen minutes and thirty
three seconds.
Paulhan First to Rise.
Paulhan was the first to rise today.
With mud sticking to every part of his
machine that had touched the ground
he assembled in the face of the wind.
Paulhan made two circles of the
course and was followed by Curtiss in a
preliminary flight.
Hamilton then assembled. knabenshuc,
! in his dirigible rose to a height of 1uo
feet and dropped bombs within a
twentyfoot square. This was in line
| with the army test of Thursday. 1t has
virtually been determined that botn
aeroplanes and dirigibles can float over
gun pit and drop bombs accurately.
Hamilton. who has announced that he
will try for the altitude record before
the meet is over. today tried to break
Curtiss' record for ten laps of the
course. His time for the distance (sev-
enteen miles, was 303O3-.. Curtiss
record is 24.J4 %.
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Memoranda.

Schooner Lottie Thomas is at a down
river point loading for the market here:
schooner Flora Elsie has been chartered
10 assist in recovering lumber from
the wrecked schooner Emily Washington;
tug Peerless has arrived at Baltimore
towin-c light barge Juniata from Alexan-
dria Standard Oil Company tug No. IL
has arrived at Baltimore from this city
towing tank barges - and -, light, from
This city: barge Hampton has sailed from
Philadelphia with coal for this city
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Mediums Fined for Fraud.

CHICAGO, III. January l5.-Mrs X. l.
Green and her husband. spirituaiistic me-
diums. whose studio" on the South Side
was cleared last night by the police. to-
day were fined $50 and costs for fraud
Half a dozen persons who were at
tending a seance were discharged.
The arrests were made after a detec-
tive had conversed with the spirit
of his great-grandfather and found by q
sudden grab that Mrs. Green was the
spirit -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
Nothing
Like

them IN the world. CASCARETS the
biggest seller-why? Because its the 6esi
medicine for the liver and bowels. II,
what they will do for you-not wha,
ne say they wiH do-that makes
CASCARETS famous. Millions use
CASCARETS and It Is all the medicine
that they ever need to take. %,
CASCARETS Ioc q box for q weeks
treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller
In the world. Million boxes q month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16

dians and lawbreakers alike know that
she is always alert TO see that the let
ter of the law is carried out.
But new tricks are discovered by LIQUOR
vendors almost daily in the great west
ern country. So it followed that when
a Mexican tried to dispose of liquor to
the Indians in new way Miss True
with her tried and true assistants the
Indian police, he was promptly put out
OF business.
She told Commissioner Valentine all
about 1t in routine letter She also sent
along photo which told so much bet
ter than words of the way the Mexican
carried on his operations.
Century Plant Temporary Bar.
The house used was an abode dwelling
the property of an Indian living next to
the tribal feasthovse When a feast
night came along recently the Mexican
rented the house and had his liquors
carefully stored in the place. Then the
feast began in earnest and the rumseller
from away down in the cactus country
was ready for business.
lie had arranged curtain over the
window with sufficien aperture to per-
init his watching the century plant at
the corner of the house. which was
partially covered with an old blanket
carelessly thrown over it.
He would place bottle of whisky in
the plant in the shadow of the blanket
and ever and anon an Indian would
wander away from the crowd of feasters
pick up the bottle and leave a dollar. Mr.
Mexican, who was watching at the win
dow, would come out with a new bottle
get the money and return to his post.
But the night was bright" as they say
out in southern California. as ort of
.silvery moon effect, and Miss True and
the Indian police caught him at the plant
with a bottle. He was put out of bust
ness she says in her report to Com
missioner Valentine. land his stores de-
stroyed. I took the picture the next
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16

Howard +. Hummelbaugh. aged seven
ty-two years, formerly of Hagerstown.
Md, Union veteran of the civil war,
died suddenly of heart disease at his home
in Mercersburg. He removed to MERGERS
burg where he resided forty years. Sur
viving are his widow. who was Miss Lena
Eckert, and three children.
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Departures.

Tug James O. Carter. with tow for the
Wicomico river; bugeye Majestic. for
Coan river 10 load oysters in the she'll for
this market; schooner NJ. j. Stephenson
hight, for river point TO load: fattie
Inez. light. for the Potomac oyster beds
so load back to this city: tug w H.
Ierkes, with a tow for down-riyer
point
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT,
Arrivals.

Schponers George W. Kirby. S. c. Kim
BILE, J. c. Colbourn and W. r. Villas, oys-
iera III the shell from Potomac beds TO
the dealers: barge Hercules. at Occoquan
to load railway ties for New York; tug
William IT. Yerkes, Jr.. with tow from
u down-river point.
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years Of his administration, led an army
of 1900 against Costa RIGA. Gen.
Chamorro the chief of the field artillery,
will have 900 we'll fed, well equipped
men. The military telephone and tele-
graph will keep the different divisions in
touch with each other and with Gen.
Estrada. A hospital corps of 200 will
care for the wounded.
The horrible trails along the Mica river
which almost wrecked the Zelayan army.
have been avoided by the PROFESSIONALS,
who have used their boats as far as
Chile. From Chile to La Libeftad there
is much bush to be hewed through, but
from Acoyapa and La Libertad there are
trails of width and solidity approaching
the utility of real roads.
Airships for Estrada's Forces.
DAYTON. Ohio January 15.-In an
swer to a wireless message sent from
Bluefields. Nicaragua, by Gen. Estrada,
commander of the Nicaraguan provisional
forces II. H. McGill. an experienced bal
loon pilot. left here today. He shipped
ahead an eighty-five-foot dirigible and
another balloon. both of which he expects
to use in actual warfare. The balloons
were sent to New Orleans and McGill,
when he claims them there. will receive
further instructions.
The Expedition Detained.
BLUEFIELDS. January 1.-THE ex-
pedition under Gems. Estrada. Matuty
and Zeladon, composed of LOO men,
which was to have left Bluefields today
for Greytown is still detained here on
account of the heavy seas.
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Airships for Estrada's Forces.
The Expedition Detained.

The body of Clara Butler. who was
killed by a freight train at Hoiionelds'
Howard county, Nd. was taken 10 ELL
colt CITY. Md. An inquest was not deem
ed necessary
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Prisoners Swear Allegiance.

Matuty's force of about LOCO men will
inclue 600 prisoners captured at Recreo,
but who swore allegiance to the pro-
visional government at the first oppor-
tunity. Spies lived among them while
they were being subsisted by the Red
Cross fund. and their loyalty to Estrada
is not now questioned.
1t was originally planned that the Grey
town expedition should be led by Gen. Es-
trada, but it has apparently been de-
termined that Estrada should enter Man
aqua only after the war. and not at the
head of troops coming as conquerors.
Three thousand extra rifles, with am
munition. have been taken to the interior
to arm the people of Chontales. who are
expected to join the provisional forces.
These recruits are already coming in by
scores. The messengers from Granada
bring word that in their trip across the
state from the lake they found none of
the enemy, This suggests that the Madriz
government has probably determined to
make it's main stand near the capital.
Finely Equipped Army.
The army which will carry the provis-
ional governments banner against Man.
aqua will be the largest and by far the
best equipped since Zelaya, In the early
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Prices, $3.50 & $3.50
Ash Cans.
W s5 IT Special, 81 rs

\ snap that is not to be
missed. 2o-gal. size Heavy
Galvanized Ash Can. The
sort that will give best serv-
ice.
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ton. A fight had been expected at this
point. but when Menas' scouting party
found the town ungarrisoned it took pos
session. Mena himself has returned to
Rama, i'll of ptomaine poisoning Es-
trada, using the military telegraph line,
is directing operations from Rama.
A second detail of the military plan
includes the capture Of Greytown by Gen
Matuty. After Greytown. Matuty is
expected to join forces with the other
troops at Acoyapa. other and more in
teresting features Of the scheme it would
be unfair to publish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
Barber & Ross,
18th & 6 SITS.
Use the Patent
Ash Sitter
Saves its cost iii
fuel in short order.

Where's lot or good fuel going TO
waste simply for the lack of a good
ash SITTER. We have an ash sitter that
Viii give excellent results. Absolutely
dustless in operation and so simple in
construction and easy TO manipulate
thai q child tan LIN IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
$3.50! Food
Chopper,
Special, ST..

An unmatehable value. This food
chopper has tive knives. Easy to run.
All PARTS clcauable. IDEAL for making
salads, ,croquettes. meat cakes. soups,
stcws Ctc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
MADISON & BURKE,
30 Montgomery st.
Established January, 1858.

MADISON & BURKE,
80 Montgomery st.
Established January, 1885,
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
S14,oO0-Feu ST., facing Golden Gate park: 4
modern 6sts, renting low at sIl2.50 mo. !;
-, 80 tnls Is very good; make offer.
S1o,OOO-Eulton ST.. Golden Gate park; 3
fats and cottage. renting for $115; must
be sold
SIG, sOo-3 modern fats, rooms and bath each
Post ST near octavia; lots 27:6I11o;
$1e.Ooo-Pacffc Heights residence near Scott;
gain.
$16,oo0-Jordsn av.; fine home: rooms and
pain path large sunny grounds and fine gar
GEN. lot 66:Sx120 feet; best home district
In the city; easy terms.
$11,OVO-Modern fats and cottage; Sacramento
ST. near Locust; 1 dat completely and ele-
co -ro gant5y furnished rents SI30 per month.
$S,T5O-3 fine fats, McAllister ST. near Pierce;
must be sold; want an offer; this price
has been reduced from $4,000.
$t1OO-2 netS, Broderick st. near Sutter; fine
location; always rented
$s'oVV-Lake ST; charming fats near 11th
av.; large lot; rent $77. SO per month
ka1oo-Cheap buy In Fulton ST. near Laguna !:
z1:6xl20 to rear street; rents SIS month
S1'2oo-2 modern 6ats; Broderick st. near Full
ton; rents $55
$e,25o-2 Eats, Bush st. near Broderick: and
rooms and bath; LOT 27:6xe76; rent
5ooo-Greenwich small fats, near La
guna; good income; S4S per month.
S4sSOO-2 modern fats. Clement st. near 21st
av.; In good condition.
$4,SOO-Jersey St, mr. Noe; fats and cot
=, oo tage; rents Sal. Mortgage remain.
$2,150-Alabama st. near 2Sth; cheap home
with lot 50xs0; make offer
S2lse-Jones st. lot. near in; suitable for
tl.5Oo-GlOTer st. near Jones: fine lot for cot
tage fat.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
SOL GEIZ & SONS, Real Estate Dealers.
Room BIS, Chronicle building

SOL GETZ & SONS. Real Estate Dealers
Room BIS. Chronicle building
Grading of our Park Blocks nearly completed
NO better opportunity has yet been offered for
the choicest, cheapest lots on easy terms.
OCEANEIDE DISTRICT
S1.250s TO Sl,S00-Fronting II st. 43d and 44th
avs; park and cars; lots and streets on official
grade. See them at once
$3.50 to s1,25o-In any part Of oceanside,
Psrkside and sloat boulevard. Invest and you
viii make money there.
SUNSET DISTRICT LOTS
$500 70 Sl,450-In 18th, Goth, 22d, 3d. 24th
snd 25th avs, from 81 to K SITS.
All graded. ready to build on. Fine view of
park and ocean. On installments.
$3.50 to $S50-Richmond heights lots; superb
view OF ocean, park and Spreckels lake. Terms.
5000 90 S450-Excelsior homestead Ocean
View and Lakeview lots; IS month.
$1,000 to s3,5Oo-Modem cottages; good Ioca
tions; easy terms
oceanside branch Office, corner q st. and 47th
av Sunset branch office, corner ST and 24th
aE Both open daily and Sundays.
SOL GETZ & SONS Owners and Dealers
Room 32S, Chronicle Bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
RESIDENCES

s9.e00-Modern residence. II and b.; fine
bsmt.; billiard r. laundry; granite steps;
mosaic Festibule: comb. gas and elec.
fixtures; near Page and Clayton SITS.
S7.s5o-Splendid residence. r. and b.; Fell St,
opp @. q. park; bank mtg. $500 can
remain.
So 800 Substantial house s r and b.: nice
yard; lava IN front: house arranged for
families buffet kitchens; $4,000 mtg.
csn remain in German bank; lot 81 :6x
127:s: fine neighborhood. Western addi-
tion.
S6.a5o-NeW modern. up 70 date residence. 6
r. snd b.; coal CRATES. combination tx
lures; finished basement; GARAGE; large
closets; hardwood floors.
Sc. l5O-Modern res, = and b.; large base
ment; only years old; lot 25xfoo; Bel
redere 81.
s. 50o-Nice residence, 8 r. and b.; toilets;
Hin 81. near Castro: fine neighborhood; T;
LOT 25Xl1s; only $1,000 cash
s, Sabotage 5 +. and b.; light and sunny:
modern plumbing: Army ST nr. Guerrero.
S3,075-Cottsge =. and b.; marine view COR
NER lot: 36x62.6 II.
SI500-CottaEe. o r and b.; foot basement;
lot 25xil2; Sunnyside.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22


BoARDMAN BROTHERS & CO.,
5OS California ST.
SPECIAL SNAP.
Sc, ,000-Price reduced TO make immediate sale;
60 II. in Panhandle dist. with cottage
on 25 IT, renting for $26; great oppor-
tunity for a builder speculator or any
one for & cozy little home cheap.
BARGAIN INVESTMENTS.
Sl2,OOO-Business corner in Mission. 40 #. lot.
stores and fats. l,224 per annum /;
excellent building. all occupied.
SS,250-Good location in Mission: attractive
modern fats. all occupied; S94 per month;
plenty or room on lot for rear hats.
$4,000 cash-Swen apartment house OF IL
apartments in Larkin St; S25S per month;
$1,000 mortgage: Will trade
$o,25O--BuSinesS property. under secured lease;
north end Montgomery av.: rent $50 for
by tenant; mortgage $1,000; pays II per
cent net the equity; good turn in IT,.
$4,000 little room fats in the Mission;
north side OF street: s444 year.
RESIDENCES
500, 500-Pacife av., L. rooms and baths: fur
mace; hardwood floors; large lot; marine
view.
$7,000--Near Jacson and Webster; rooms. in
good shape; electric lights; rent $47.50.
$7,250-Beautiful sunny home large grounds ;
40 IT. lot; rooms and bath: bargain;
In Mission warm belt.
S6,5O0-North side Fulton; fine sunny house, S
rooms; artistic and comfortable; a bar
gain; 5000 mortgage.
$4,2oO-Prtce Just reduced: attractive ) room
cottage, near California St in Richmond
district; mortgage 81 500.
CHEAP LOTS.
Cheapest lots in the district 10th and 4ist
avs and A st. Richmond. Can be had on
easy terms. Fine view of park and ocean; half
BOARDAIAN BROTHERS & co.
sos California ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
LOTS

$50. .00o-Corner Sutter and Larkin; 5ox75.
SIS, ,o00-AIsTine view CORNER. 5oxl00.
S9.500-Ellts NJ. Leaveuwerth ST.
Sa.000-LesTenwortA and Bush; 30xl37:6.
$I,l0o-Sacranento st. near Hyde: 34x1ST :6.
S6,750-Clement and Iltb sE.; 6SxI2O.
S6,JOO-Nesr Hyde and Green; 52x62.
S6-JoO-Lea FenwOrth; marine view; 50x137.
s., 500-Marine view; 40x1Go; nr. Filbert and
Hyde
S5.250-Mission st. near I4th; 2SxIO0.
S5.00O-Nesr Jones and Jackson: 27:6x1o6:6.
s. 4,250-Yallejo st. mr. Polk; 25x122:6; . front
ages; small cottage.
s. 25O-Union near Polk: s3xisO: marine view.
s. Ss.000-Fsllejo ST. near Pierce: 25x10O.
s., 5O0-Tehama ST. bet. Sd and 4th
S3.200-Oak Grove av. nr. Harrison St bet.
5th and 6th 25xil2.
81 S2S50-Filbert near Polk; 25x125.
S2,T5o-Nr. Mission and 18th sts.. % exT0.
81 e00-Nesr Guerrero snd Army; 25xll4
81 soO-Ritch St near Bryant; 25x75.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
CITY REAL ESTATE
J. W. WRIGHT d CO..
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
AUCTIONEERS
I25 AND 127 SUFFER- ST.
INVESTMENTS
CITY REAL ESTATE
l25 AND l27 SUFFER- ST


ss5.ooo-Rents s4.2eo yearly stores and asts;
splendid business corner ". A: 5oxlOo.
s2s,5o0- Rents SSlT.50 mo-; 10 beautiful. new,
modern apis. OF SO 2 and b. each; no
vacancies; mtge. $1,000 can remain; nr.
Grove and Van Ness.
SIS 600 Building should be raised snd store built
on ground floor: 3 substantial fats, 8 r.
and b. esch; renting for $4o-$44S5i 90
mo-; Haighf near Masonic.
lease for year at IS GOO; magnificent
apartment fats ~ 87-9 Z. ana b. ca. :
specially designed sideboaros. punt IN
bookcases; spacious open grstes; every
modern convenience: beautiful marine
view; large lot, los II. frontage; Ash
so. .5oo~Rents 81. 500 yearly; 3 handsome mod
ern fats 6-6-7 ?. and b.: lot 25Xl1I; nr.
Lsrkin and Jackson; mtg. $4,000 can re-
s1o. .5oo-Rents $1,000 yearly; 4 modern fats. 5-e
r. and o. ca: nr. Post and Laguna SITS. ;
lot 25x1s7:6 70 rear street; best buy in
50 5Oo-Rents ss5 mo-: modern fats. As r.
and b.; gas and elee. fixtures; large lot;
nr. Sacramento and LeavenwOrth sts.
IS 750-Rents SOS month: store and nats;
Suffer 81. nr. ScOu; lot 2Tx1S1;6.
ss ss.25O-Rents 81 mo 4 fine fats 5-6 T. and
b. ca. near Howard and 20thi large lot
Ss.25o-Rents So me-; aats, r. and b. ea- ;
gas and elec; modern plumbing near
s7.75o-Rents s6250 mo-: modern fats. SO
and b.: mtg. So, 800 can remain
S1,Oo0-Rents SO mo-: new. modern nats,
?. and 3: es.; mtg. S2;5oo can remain
s6.5eo-Rents SCI mo. (too low; modern
fats $50 7. snd b.; Golden Gate av.;
bank mtg. Sc. 300 remain.
S6-300-Rents S64 mo-; lowest rents in dis
trict; oath ST.. best part; modern fats,
r. snd d. ca; lot S0xIl4; only one
tliri cash required.
S6.000-Rents $40 mo-; 4 fats and small
stores. near Fulton and Webster; lot u g
xs7 IT.; bank mtg. 81. 900 can remain.
s. 50O-Rents $3.50 mo-; 2 brand new mats As
T. and b. close 10 LGrkin and Hyde sts.
S5.550-Rents $50 mo-; good nats r and b.;
Dolores St nr. l7th; lot 25Xl25; mtg.
2.5o0 remain.
s. .000-House 2. and b.; toilets: original
plans called for fats: could be con
Nerted into same for 81 $50; 18th.
s. 0O0-Close TO corner Mission and 18th SITS.
house s ?. and b.; lot 25xll0 IT.: should
be converted into business property.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
SPECIAL
PRICE SOS, ,5oO-RENTs $500.

The finest apartment house in this city The
plan, construction, material and workmanship
are absolutely perfect from the ground up: heavy
foundation and concrete basement; beautiful front
elevation, with marble Eestibule: elegant, large
recepton nail with tiled door and beautifully I'm
ished in hardwood; art glass Windows There
are apartments Of large, sunny rooms and
OF rooms and baths, exquisitey finished in
Tor all apartments: in fact. there is every mod
ern appliance in an up to date apartment house:
can nor be oveTsdvertised; must be seen to be
appreciated large lot
Open today for inspection; situated at 1895
Cahfornla st. near Leavenworth; good building
mitted
DAVIDSON & LEIGH
1S1 Montgomerr ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
EYCHANGF RARGAINS-


w ARE OFFERING FOR EXCHANGE NJ
MEBOUs BUSINESS PROPERTIES APART
MENT HOUSES, RESIDENCES. FLATS AND
cisco. SHOULD you DESIRE TO EXCHANGE
YOUR PROPERTY CALL AND SEE Us FOL
LOWING ARE A FEW FROM THE LIST:
$3.50 O0O-Stores and hotel: lot 60xi37:e II /.
EDDY St Mason; SI25.000 mortgage
can remain per cent net; will exchange
for improved or unimproved property.
sll0. .0o0--Business property in Chinatown; 4
stores and hotel; story. brick bldg. !;
rented secured lease years. $3.50
mo-; win exchange for lot in good loca-
500 0oO-Business property near Polk and
Washington; 1 story building containing
stores and - apts. rent $500 per mo- T:
secured leases will exchange for lot in
business dist
$50. .00o-First class modern building on promi-
nent cor. in Western addition; IA apts of
and 7. and b.: building 16 mos. old
very large lot; excellent renting dist :
annual rental $500; mortgage s2s 600
can remain; viii exchange for lot In
huslness dist. or good orange or alfalfa
land.
s45 5oo0-Fine lot Montogemry st. near sscra-
mento; ine location for stores aud Offices;
VIII exchange for improved property or
lOf and pay cash difference
go 000--Rents $4,000 yearly; lot 53x137:6 IT: 8
modern fats. rooms each; Pine ST. near
Pierce: will exchange for business prop
ertF NJ 70 $50. .0oe; pay cash difference.
Sl3.50o-3 hne fats. I.aguna ST near Post; rents
Sl25 per month; viii exchange for bust
ness property up TO $4,000; pay cash diff
ference.
SO 2ooo-Fine residence. 9Th av. north Of Lake:
lot 5ox120 IT.; rooms. ? baths; all mod
ern improvements; viii exchange for resi-
dence in Berkeley or Oakland in good
sl2oOo-I.ot 27:sxI2o IT., Ellis st. nesr Larkin;
WI exchange FOR business property up to
$4,000; pay cash difference
fe0oo--ResideDce Of Z. and b.. Green st. near
Fillmore: mortgage $500 can remain;
VIII exchange for lot out Of IRE limits.
J. W WRIGHT & Co,
125-l2T Suffer st.