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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-02
TRACING covNTERfEITs.
EssItIns Employment Per skilled o.
srst esrviso Men.

The tracing " counterfeit bills baok
to the persons re~l~as!ble tor their H.
sue IL curious and exciting employ
ment. The expert assigned BY the
government to this work are among
the most skillfnl members Of the ss'
cret service. The protection of the
currency depends IL large insasure up'
on their efficiency. aud the pains they
take arv almost Infinite. Tho follow
Ing case ID ono illustrating the d!f1'
c,,ltles which tho secret service people
moot ind overcome,
A bank clerk IN Cleveland bad d.
tected a counterfeit twenty dollar bill
IN the deposit Of u small retail grocer.
An expert was sent for and under
took the case.
ue found that tho grocer had 20.
ceived tho bill from \ shoe dsalor. who
had 1t from q dent!st. who had It from
somebody else. and 10 on. until the
secret service man finally traced the
bad note to IN invalid woman who
had used 1t to pay hsr physician.
When questioned this woman said that
the money had been sent her By be-
brother. who lived In Now OrieanA
The sleuth looked up the brothers
antecedents and soon became COO.
vtnced that hs was The man wanted.
The brother. however. soou proved 70
the satisfaction Of the secret service
man that bis suspicious were unfound'
ed. Indeed. It appeared that the mon
ey had been received By the New Or
leans man In part payment for rent
Of house he owned In Plttsburs.
While the sleuth was a bit dlscou1'
aged. he couldn't give over the case
when be had gone 80 far. 20 b took
the next train for Ptttsburg.
The tenant Of the house In Pitts
burg proved to be a travelling oculist
who spent most Of his dine in The mid.
die west. The secret service man had
the good luck. however. to catch him
Just as be had returned from q trip.
and the man at once recognized the
bad bill az one that had been given
him by a patient In Cleveland. the
very point whence the sleuth started
The patient was a boss carpenter.
The secret service man got his address
from the oculist and went right aftes
the new clew. At this point b had .
premonition that something was going
to happen. and he wasn't disappointed.
The carpenter. an honest old fellow.
said that he had received the bill from
certain Parker. The said Parker
was the small grocer in whose bank
deposit the counterfeit had turned up.
The expert few to the grocers 40
quicklyfas cab could take him and
found it closed He had left town
Afterward 1t was shown beyond
question that the grocer was the agent
Of an organized band Of counterfeiters.
His shop was a mere blind. That the
bill which he gave the carpenter
should get back into his own FUNDS
after travelling all over the continent
was one of those miracles Of chance
for which there is no e1planadon.-
Chicago Record Herald.
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IF so, WHERE7

} There is a problem which impels
Me cftert!mes 10 stop
( And watch the lobby In hotels.
The bar. the barber shop
) All places where the guests abound
Yet still l ask. enraged.
? Is anybody ever found
When he
PACED?
You calmly sit consuming beer
Or dallying with cheese.
A buttons hollers in your ear
"Misterrrrr Gazzookus. please"
) In vain! The latter's hidden,
) drowned.
Or otherwise engaged.
Is anybody ever found
When he
) PACED?
The bellbOys come. the bellboys go.
Their hope undying seems.
"Misterrrrr McIIaggis. DR.. Doe!
poor lads! Respect their dreamsO
) Through heartless space their voices
Till they grow worn and aged.
Is anybody ever found
When he
Puck.
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Sunday Travelling.

Old time acts Of parliament In Great
Britain aimed to stop Sunday travel
ing. In 1869. for example. two men
were found guilty of the crime Of
walking from Bristol to Bath on Z
Sunday and were at once fined 20 shil.
lings t$4.SO) each. All business was At
a standsdll on a Sunday. Nothing
was allowed to be sold except milk.
For all the traders Of England the
milkman, and the milkman alone. was
allowed to pursue his calling for tho
whole seven DAYS of the Week.
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Hotel Insurance Asainst Robbery.

Hotel Insurance Against Robbery.
At q well known hostelry In Venice
It Il the practice to charge guests Is
centimes per diem for insurance
against Ore and robbery. the amount
covered for this premium being 1900
francs. This b a very convenient ar.
rangement, % robbery II far from nm
common In Italy.-London Truth.
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Correspondents wanted in every city. town
and precinct in the western part OF the state.
All papers are continued until an explicit
srrearages are paid.
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Coming Down and Going U.
1t Is but step from the sublime IN
the ridiculous. but mighty lone
climb back.
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Every Morning, except Monday. and Weekly
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PRCPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS FOR CoMMISSARY FOOD
STUFFS. ETC. Office of Panama Rail Road
Company, "a State Street. New York. November
81. 191O.~~ Sealed proposals invited for fur
nishing commissary food-stuffs etc. to the Pan
Rail Road Company in accordance with
terms and conditions contained in Circular No
P-314 Circulars and full information may be
obtained at the following named places. at which
points bids will be received and opened In public
on date and at time stated: The Purchasing
Department. Panama Rail Road Company. "a
State Street, New York; Office Of Purchasing
Commssary, Z. S. A. National Realty building,
New Orleans. La: Purchasing COmmissary. Z. s.
A.. 165 Fremont Street. San Francisco, CAL and
Purchasing Commissary. L. s. A.. IL Lake Street.
Chicago. Ill Bids will be received at New York
until 200 P. NJ; al Chicago and New Orleans un-
III 100 p. NJ: and ar San Francisco until II. 90
A. NJ, December .. 1910. Wendell J.. Simpson
Major. 18th Infantry. l. s. A, Commissary
Purchasing Agent, Panama Rail Road Co., "a
State Street. New York
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HONEST VEGETABLE LAND.
S25 Per Acre. Cash-S25 Per Acre. Cash.
Rent VIII Pay Balance.
Peat and sediment soil: only " miles from
Holt, on the Santa Fe r. R.. s miles from
Stockton with railroad rate for island farmers
of only 1c per mile: steamer landing on prop
erty.
Absolutely overflow. perfect drainage and
free irrigation system
PRODUCES
Onions. S40o to 81 600 per acre.
Asparagus $500 TO 1900 per acre.
Potatoes. 100 to 200 sacks per acre.
Beans, % to 40 sacks per acre.
Barley 80 TO so sacks per acre.
Price only $3.50 per acre; S25 per acre cash,
balance S25 per acre per year
Excursions daily: 50. 90 covers all expenses.
A. E. PATTEN LAND COMPANY,
425 First National Bank Building
San Francisco
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LET THE CROPS PAY FOR YOUR FARM.

We will sell you irrigated land in our
MERGED COLONY. adjoining the city limits of
Merced on CROP PAYMENT PLAN Make
one payment in cash. then the balance of the
purchase price from one third the crop each
year. In other words. you pay exactly in pro-
portion to your returns from the soil. We have
confidence In the productivity Of land or we
could not make this proposition. If you have
equal confidence in Yourself write today for
particulars.
including water right
COOPERATIVE LAND & TRUST COMPANY.
595 Market ST.. San Francisco
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S6,00o-160 acres on the Stevens creek. 8
miies % from steam and electric car line at Monta
acres under cultivation and 6 acres in grapes 8
years old; acres bearing fruit trees apricots.
TIMBER: living springs besides Stevens creek;
DeaHtlful stream running diagonal the
mans summer home grand scenery. fishing and
hunting ground on your land; climate ideal.
Ihis property can be made to pay interest on
s2oOOO and no mountain to climb to get 1t;
room house. 401
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cres between sunnyvale and San Jose; on
DESCRIPTION OF IS ACRES IN YoLo
COUNTY
PRICE $4,000

PRICE $4,000
% acres; located "a miles from Donigan sta
ton on the property is comfortable house of
rooms; outside buildings for mems sleeping
quarters, ETC.; barn. windmill; % acres of this
property is in vineyard, 8 acres in family or
chard: 10 acres Of vineyard are In seedless sui
tana grapes and acres Of the muscat variety;
soil is sandy loan, II feet deep; surface water
Is found at IS feet and very fine well water at
90 feet; these 25 acres have paid as high as
$1,000 year clear Of expense; owners have pur-
chased very large piece of land which re-
qnires all their time and attention; terms OF
sale half cash, balance 6 per cent. 413
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STOCK FARM

440 acres, miles south of San Jose. . miles
from railroad; $50 acres be powed room
house. hard 1nish: good barn: creek runs through
place; living springs: this carries 125 head of
cattle the year round; shade and shelter FOR
stock; price 500. so per acre 414
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NOTICE OF DELINaUENT SALE

QUINN MILL AND MINING COMPANY 10
cation principal place OF business. San Francisco.
California. Location works. Silver City, Lyon
county. Nevada.
NOTICE-There are delinquent the following
described stock on account OF assessment No. 7
levied on the 4th day OF October. 1910. the sev-
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spective shareholders. follows:
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PEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

TO exchange-Cottsges. fats. lots, business
property in Oakland and suburbs / make
speciality Of exchanging real estate and can
handle any proposition that is good. II you
want to do business call and see me.
D. +. MINNEY. 422 11th St. Oakland,
Just East of Broadway.
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IL acres. miles from the town OF Sunnvvsle.
santa Clara valley: all out In fruit. prunes and
peaches and aprieots; room house: well and
mill; good barn; soil No. 1; price So, $50; will
pay good income from crop. As
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$40 acres. Lassen CO., miles from W. Pacific
and half mile from n. O. o. r. and mile from
the new G: P under construction: all level: no
rock or alkali can be irrigated from the new
artesian belt; water at $50 tt; $40 acre. 40s
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WALNUT CREEK has the climate soil water
location and all the requirements for successful
walnut culture. The San Ramon valley is
famous for its orchards. Ry planting year
OLD black walnuts. ingrafted with the Fran
quette. we guarantee you wear old
bearing orchard in years. We care for them
Tor years and sell the orchards on easy terms
Our land is only 16 miles back Of Oakland
Send for our walnut folder. r. " BURGESS
COMPANY. 901 First National Bank building
San Francisco
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80 acres. 2h miles east Of Antioch; full bear
ing almond orchard. produced this wear 50 600.
good house. large barn; splendid location; ST. 500
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One mile from Cupertinc station: Is acres, In
prunes 10 years old: trees all perfect: soil No.
/; price $1,000; mortgage 200. 416
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Two lots, close to Los Antos; all ir
fruit and berries: good 4 room houses barns
well and mill: both Ideal homes; price So $50 fol
one and SO. $50 for the other. 407
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160 acre dairy ranch In the San JOAQUIN valley
close to thriving town; so acres in alfalfa 40
acres ready for alfalfa. balance wild feed; 200
tons alfalfa. 80 head of mich cows separat tor
milk cans. wagons, piow and moving machine:
half mile from station; price 1925 per acre 404
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CITY REAL ESTATE

ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
RICHMOND HEIGHTS.
Beautiful room residence bath and 2
toilets: large roomy closets: extra pantries
and cupboards. spice lockers, coolers, in
fact complete culinary fittings.
Living room is finished with high base and
wood cOrnces; artistic mantel danked with
bookcases and seats
Dining room paneled high surmounted with
stein shelf Handsome combination mantel
and dresser.
Bedrooms are all sunny and well arranged
and ventilated
RICHMOND HEIGHTS
is
THE HOME PLACE BEAUTIFUL.
Eddy and McAllister ST. are handy
9th 10th and l1tb avs, between and SITS
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT co.
JOSEPH A. LEONARD. Manager,
903 Phelan building.
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4e acres 3 miles from watsonviIIe: - acres
are choicest bottom land balance good farm
land will make fine 20 COW dairy: plenty of
water for any purpose price per acre $i5O 410
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO SECURE A
TO ACRE HOME AT HAYWARD
At low prices and easy terms We are clos
ing up the Horny W. Meek estate and buyers
must act quickly. The electric from Oakland
runs to the tract every 20 minutes. s. P. and
Western Pacific run through the land Only So
minutes to San Francisco. One crop will more
than pay for the land.
Beans produce 5000 per acre. peas earliest in
the state) $500 per acre, garlic $500. tomatoes
S130. cherries and apricots from 5000 to 1865
Local buyers have purchased over 500. 900 worth
in the last go days. They know its value. Only
about so acres of the subdivision left. Come out
at once. Free information. Electric stops
at our door.
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
General Agents for Lands of Meek Estate
533 Castro St. Hayward. Cal.
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BURLfNGAME REAL ESTATE
REArTIFJt HONEsITEs

BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES.
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country.
the most beautiful within reach of the city. far
surprising the cross bay localities; transfer to
the San Mateo electric car at 5th and Market
you always get a seat-and get off at EASTON
station. or take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend. Here is the finest suburban home
site the peninsula. EASTON ADDITIONS TO
BURLINGAME; beautiful shaded paths, cool on
the hottest days; all Improvements cement side
phone are installed: the homes viii appeal to
you; large lots on easy terms; excellent and fast
train service. twice as fast as to cross bay
points. For particulars about EASTON address
F. J. RODGERS, MILLS BUILDING, SAN
EP ANCISC0
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JOHN D. sPRECKELs JR., Plaintiff.
Versus
ALL PERSONS claiming any interest IN or lien
upon, the real property herein described, or
any part thereof Defendants.
Action No. %, S31
Department No. T.
Ira s. Lillick. Attorney for Plaintiff 523- -524
Kohl Building. San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30

fruit and berries: good 4 room houses, barns
one and $3.50 for the other D''s s''-'o 4o7 loT
s,1oo acres in Yolo and Colusa counties. IL
miles from Rumsey; this place can be made
into good 100 acre COW dairy and Q 600 head
sheep range: Cache creek gives good supply of
miles. makes it easy for hauling milk and
cheese; $40 40
79k acres-Town of Martinez; spring supply
400 olive trees. orchard acres $50 orange trees
In bearing; "a walnut trees; house Of IA rooms !:
road to Walnut creek Concord and Msrtina1. =.
main line Bay Point to Antioch. 4os
14oo acres Of land III miles south Of Wend.
ling in MendociDo county the Northwestern
Pacific railroad; about 100 acres under cultiva-
that can be cultivated; the balance pasture
fruit. brush and timber land, most of the timber
and oak left; fenced and cross fenced: good
house barns and outbuildings; plenty OF water
All sam 5 to pas radS Is surveying
fishing; price $22.5o per acre: terms
FRUIT RANCH
531s acres on the Sonoma road, Az miles from
Napa City limits and miles from Maps Civ
81 acres In rarest French grapes of the very
finest varies from to years old and about
2 acres TO be grated; balance of land good for
Running creek through the place: well and
reservoir with 5000 gallons spring water
barrels and about 300 gallons of s wear old
wlne fermentng bins. crusher press and
other-toos for wine making.
Barn with stalls. room and hay: ploys
cuitivator; 40 cases; coops for chickens. 4
horses 2 cows. spring wagons, buggy wagon
she'd pigeon loft 1924 capacity and Cage 20x4o
x14; wei and windmill. %. 900 gallons: alfalfa
patch with irrigation pipe: faucet SPRINKLER
hose; 1 brooder. $500 chicken capacity:
other brooders. $500 chickens, making total
of 5000 chicken capacity: 8 breeding houses
with roost; sheds, fenced with heavy barbed
wire fence l.40o to 1900 large pullets beginning
to lay.
About 80 fruit trees. several 6ak trees and
eucalyptus . incubators with 27o0 egg capacity
Place an inside one, not on county road beau
tifully located; last year got at least 40 TONS
of grapes and this year 20 tons: getting now
2]5 cases of eggs weekly. each case about $40
and as soon as 1t begins to rain 1 will get from
$500 to $500 worth of eggs month.
Place to be sold on account of accident to
owner; price So. 900. 400
]. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
22s Montgomery ST..
San Francisco
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j. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
22s Montgomery ST..
San Francisco.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

s395-For acres in Alameda county PRO
GRESSIvE REAITy co. $50 Suffer st
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
CONTINUED


J. W. WRIGHT & co. of 22s Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco are now prepared to furnish
reliable and valuable information relative to
country lands. 1t is our intention to advertise
only in these columns lands which we have per-
sonally Investigated and which we know the
value OF.
12O acres between Sunnyvale and San Jose; on
the railroad.
80 acres in alfalfa: crops cut this season.
80 acres ready to be put out in alfalfa.
20 acres used for grain and hay.
large barns and a good story house.
pumping plants.
VIII make ideal dairy ranch
Price per acre, $3.50.
First payment, S10,0 900, balance mortgage 412
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$500 acres. miles from Coyote Santa Clara
county. 4 miles from Morgan Hill: about 200
acres Of good creek bottom: 0.O00 cords of
wood; good cottages. l new: cowbarn 40x1 30:
! good horse barn: siIos, 100 tons each; farm,
ing implements. ETC.. 1 good blacksmith shon
Price $So per acre 410
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF. THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. IN AND FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
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MINES AND MINING

alaska INFORMATION BUREAU
81 postal order VIII get you reliable information
shout the lditarod gold fields and Alaska in
general; questions answered promptly. 1920
isf av.. Seattle. Wash
GOLD. smslgam. rich-ore bought: cash: assaying
SOC. Pioneer AssaE Co. lal 9Th NJ Howard
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FINANCIAL

ACCOUNTS California safe deposit bought and
loans made on all kinds OF securities. J. BoAB,
45z Montgomery st.
ABBOTT buys BONDS" corporation STOCKS
and DIAMONDS Money loaned 2Sa Market 81
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FINE APPLE ORCHARD


We guarantee this. be worthy of Immediate
attention.
500 acres miles from Giroy at the foot of
the main range of the Santa Cruz mountains; 100
acres are fruit $500 Newtown Pippins 1000
Sp1tzenbergs, 500 Snyders, about 300 walnuts.
Age OF apple trees from 3 to S years: 100 acres
arabic land; 500 acres rolling hills. good for
fruit; 100 acres In wood and suitable for nothing
else. Soil is rich black loan; no adobe Three
living streams the property. Level country
road TO Gilroy running through ranch for l mile;
$4,000 worth of buildings; residence of 9 rooms /;
water supplied by gravity all over farm steadily /;
baths, toilets. stationary wash basins;
separate cottage. with bath. etc. for foreman
SOIL and locations on ranch suitable for raising
years Is By inches per annum. Maximum and
minimum temperature and precipitation recorded
for the past 20 years and this record goes to
purchaser One of the best oil prospects in the
oleanders ETC. Long distance telephone on ranch
Rural free delivery. Price. $50, 600; terms.
Hem Miilers Mount Madonna ranch Ca show
place) about l mile south. Mrs. Robert Louis
Stevenson and Mrs Frank Norris have country
residences l mile to the northwest. 41s
16o acres. Kelseyville; acres Of alfalfa. 4
acres of timothy, 8 acres of mixed orchard,
vate- All of the above is under irrigation 10
acres of land be irrigated II cleared The
rest is hill land and is covered with timber and
Is good grain or fruit latnd. Wood will pay for
streams OF water running year round. First
water rights and good ditch.
room house; hot and cold water piped
throughout house; 3 chicken houses and good
barn; blacksmith shop. hog houses, head of
broke horses. milk cows and | calf colt.
some furniture. Price $4,000: without stock,
$4,000. half down and years time or longer
on the rest at g per cent interest. This price is
only till February 419
$500 acres. 3 miles from Coyote. Santa Clara
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FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE

NEW room bungalow; every modern conven-
fence; . hreplaces. paneled and beamed cell
apcs to 's sr,t 1aos Rosedsie Sfeinwsy terrace
in Fruitvale.
COTTAGE. 4 rooms; modern; 50 200; terms. s.
A. PLEASANTS 1901 r. 14th ST. Fruitvale
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BUSINESS PROPERTY PAYING 0 PER CENT

S14 500-0ne story brick building containing 3
stores under secured lease: building has 16
foot ceilings, foot basement; foundation
constructed for 8 additional stories: right
in the heart of the business section at
Burlingame. This is hard to beat.
business property in growing towns is
difficult to get and it will surely enhance
in value. After first of year rents in
creased: will then pay 10 per. cent net
LYON & HoAG 636 MARKET ST.
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BERKELEY PEAL ESTATE

$3,000-AIod, room house. beam ceilings.
polished floors throughout; min. walk from
Ashby sta. Berkeley: $500 down, $25 per mo-
and int 29O5 King ST
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LUM BER EOR SALE
LEGAL NOTICES


SHINGLES. S1.40 rustic. $40: boards $40:
country orders solicited 30 10th st. s F.
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79E acres-Town of Martinez: spring SUNNY.
400 olive trees orchard acres $50 orange trees
In bearing; "a walnut trees; house of IA rooms:
block from the station: price S15. 900: electric
road to Walnut creek. Concord and Martinez.
main line Bay Point to Antioch. 4OS
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people. women keeping
their own names with
Tments: save money. By
I'm G5 principal cities.
phelsn bldg. San Fran
18Th st.. Oakland.
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The People of the State of California:
To all persons claiming any interest in or lien
upon, the real property herein described or any
part thereof Defendants,
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MONEY loaned salaried
house and others upon
out security; easy pa.
trading here. Offices
IOLMAN. room so.
cisco. snd rocm 3. $50