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The border vidette., 1910-05-28

The amount of the capital stock of this poration shall be Twenty five Thousand Dol lars divided into Twenty-Five TlIoIsaud Shares of the par value of One Dollar per share. The shares of stock shall be paid for at such time and in such manner either in cash or by the sale and transfer of property to the corPoration. or by vices rendered. as the Board of Directors shall determine, and said stock when issned shall be fully paid nud non-a -assessable- The capital stock may be increased deceased by the affirmative vote of 8 ma crity of the stock, but in case of the incr. of the capital stock each share holder shall havo the privilege of subscribing for such number of shares of the proposed increase he may be entitled to in him before the stock is increased
The border vidette., 1910-05-28
Territory of Arizona. County of Santa Cruz, 09


 Before mn. &. F. Noon, a Notary Public in ant for the County of Santa Cruz. Territory of Arizona on this day per >onal appeared Anton Proto and Ramon Tasq neg. ky own to me to be tho persons whose names SUI bscri bed to the f"reS:'i Art. cles of Incorporation, and knowledGed to me that. each for himself. exc cuted the same for the purposes and consider ations therein expressed. Given under my hand and notarial seal this 7th cay of May, A. D.. l9lo-
 tSesD s. F. NOON,
 Notary Public. My commission expires January 3. 1913.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
DEMAND FOR GOOD
LEASES IS ACTIVE
Many Properties and Offices
Secured for Long Periods
on Private Terms

Shainwald. Buckbee & Co. report
ence B. Moore the Market street store
in the Balboa building to the Co
operative land and trust company,
which will use it for office purposes.
Lease is for period of years on pri-
vate terms.
the following leases:
For the Risdon iron and locomotive works. the
entire two story building their property at
the northwest corner of Folsom and Steuart
streets. The lease is to j. NJ. wilkins, for a
period OF I'VE years on private terms
warehouse In Steuart street adjoining the above
building on the north. to Walter H. Byington,
for period of i've years, private terms.
For Virginia strassberger, the premises at
466 Golden Gate avenue to the Regal motor
sales company for period Of years on private
For Charles w sutro to P. ]. Prevolos and
George Guraios. the building at 20 Eighth street,
for a period of years on private terms.
For Robert Hartshorne and Julia II. Trask,
the building at % Spear street TO D. Dorward
for r term 1rhn Of years arse on private terms .o.o
engraving company the top floor Of the seven
story building at the northeast corner of Second
terms.
For Mary ]. Plover to Hoffman & Muesser, the
DuilulUg 1lS5-ol howard street ana ii LangtOn
street for two years on private terms.
For Charles L. and Jennie A. Crocker TO W.
Loaiza & Co, office space in the Postal Tele-
graph building for five years on private terms.
Shainwald, Buckee & Co., the agents
for the Addison Head building, the
new II story office building at Post
street and Grant avenue also report
that the offices in this building are
rapidly renting to desirable tenants
among some of the latest tenants Sc
cured being the following:
The Barber asphalt paving company, II rooms
the tenth floor; CARRIER, Creswell e. CARRIER.
six rooms on the twelfth floor; DR.. John NJ,
Williamson. four offices on the tenth door; judi
kns & Mccormick company, two Offices on the
tenth floor; Barnet Perlis, four Offices on the
second floor: DR.. Henry S. Stern and DR.. Bur
ritt n. Dow, three Offices the fourth floor
g. S. Moses, two offices on the tenth hoor Rufus
G. Thayer, two Offices on the twelfth floor; DR..
NJ J. Bell. two offices on the tenth floor; DR..
Conrad Well and Or. c. D. r. Gleason. -four
offices on the fifth floor; DR.. E. L. wemple,
three offices on the ninth floor; Drs Rice and
Howell six offices on the sixth floor
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
BOYD ESTATE GETS
loan OF STANFORD
Minnie P. ShOtweII Secures
Sl39,8O0 on Lot at Corner
OF SansOme and Clay

The Mutual savings bank has loaned
$4,000 TO Emma c. Larsen on the
property in the south line of Geary
street, zee feet west of Octavia.
The trustees OF the Leland Stanford
Jr. university have loaned s25. 600 to the
Alexander Boyd estate corporation on
the northwest corner of Market and
Front streets, the northwest corner OF
California and Drumm and the north
west corner of Pine and Battery streets.
The Hibernia bank has loaned to
Herman Asher $4,000 on property at
Folsom and Ninth streets.
The Savings and Loan society has
loaned s1Ss,So0 to Minnie P. Shotwell
on the southeast corner of Sansome and
Clay streets.
A loan of sSs.25o has been made by
the Mission savings bank to Mary Ellen
Taylor, Edith Taylor Pope. Taylor New
hall and others on the northeast corner
of Sixteenth and Mission streets.
The Pacific title insurance company
has loaned $4,000 to Samuel L. and
Esther Crow on property in the south
line of Carl street. 275 feet west of
CLAYTON street
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
REALTY SALES
REACH High MARK
G. II. Umbsen & Co. Report
Transactions Aggregating
Over 100000

G. H. Umbsen & Co. report the follow
ing list of recent sales:
For Charles Katz. lot west line Of Twenty
fourth avenue. go feet north OF Lake street
1oxi2o SlO.062. in conjunction with Shainwald
George Hufsehmidt. improvements and lot in
south side OF Ellis street, I6 feet east OF Bu
For L. NJ HOeher, lot in the north line Of
Hslght street 1896 feet west Of Oetavia. 40S
For William L. Hemminga improvements ana
lot In west line OF Tenth avenue, IS feet south
Of Lake street, 25x0J. $3.50.
For Hanorah L. Ford. lot in the south tfne OF
Ellis street. 80 feet east Of Larkin, 26:10xST:6i
terms private.
enth avenue, 2O5 feet south of California street,
2JX120 feet; 81 800
For 8 l. Brown. improvement and lot in the
west line Of Fourth avenue, 80 feet north Of /
street, 25x95: $1,000.
For William L. Hemmings, improvements and
lot at the southeast corner OF Eleventh avenue
and Lake street; terms private.
For Edward RI. Forester. lot in the east Iino
Of Eighth avenue, north Of California street, 23N
For John F. Parrotte ct al. lot in the west
line of Hyde street, 3Q:T feet south Of Bread
For city realty company lot at northwest
corner Of Fifth avenue and j street, 25N95;
For Mrs h Lester. lot in the south line OF
Page street, 1876 feet west Of scott. 25Xl31;6.
$3.50, in conjunction with Mooser 4 st. Get
For W. p DowdaIl lot IN west line of Fftt
avenue, 2I0 feet south Of street. 2dxl20.
81. 500.
For +. Million. improvements and lot in essi
line of sixth avenue. So feet north Of street,
2Jx9J, $7.3JO
For Katherine Bowes. lot in the east line ck
Twenty first avenue. 500 feet south OF a street,
25x12O, $1.I1
For George j. Duffey, lot in the east line ~
Sixth avenue, 125 feet south Of street. 2d2
100. 81. $50.
For Sarah j. Boyle ct al. lot in west line If
Plymouth street, 80 feet south Of Montana. Jox
100, $3.50
lot in south line of Lake street. 80 feet west of
Tenth avenue. 25x100 feet. 81. 23O.
For City realty company, lot In east line of
Fifth avenue, 22J feet south Of l street. 2Jxl20,
s.. go.
For City realty company. lot in the east line
of Third avenue, no feet south Of street. LOOK
12O. $13 400
For Andrew Berg. lot 20, in block Y. FaTk
Lane tract, together with the Improvements
s.. 300.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
FIVE Stores TO 60
Up IN RICHMOND

AS an evidence of the confidence that
clear headed businessmen have in the
future of the business section of the
Richmond district the j. V. FitzgeraId
real estate company reports the sale
OF the southwest corner of Clement
street and Eleventh avenue, 75x7O feet.
for price close to $1,000.
The new owner will proceed imme-
d1ately to erect a modern two story
brick building, containing five stores
on the first floor and 1S large rooms on
the second floor, suitable for offices
for physicians or dentists. The plans
FOR the building are being prepared by
r. j. 8 Cahill, architect. 1t will be
the first brick building in Clement
street.
The rapid and steady growth of the
richmond district is attracting the at
tention of investors.
The j. V. Fitzgerald company has
sold three corners in Richmond in the
last few weeks. Each of these will
be improved at once with high class
modern buildings.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
REAL EsTATE~TaANsAcTIoNs

John Buck to Pauline Buck, lot in w line of
Sanchez street. ia Of Twenty sixth, IS
Sol Getz Sons to Arthur Nathanson. lot in
line of Forty eighth avenue, 1876 S of L
street, p by Z 100; $40.
Anton RGegg and wife to Arthur f. Nathanson
lot in line Of Forty eighth avenue, 1876 of
Lawton street, % by 12o; $40.
Thomas II. B. Narney aud wife TO ]. Charles
Green, lot in line of Stevenson street. 237 :6
Of Fourteenth. 1926 by Ga; $40.
coege Of Soe Dame Of ssn Dnrp rraneseo
Matthew Kerr, LOT in \ line Of Seventeenth
street. $50 " Of Guerrero, W 25 by \ lis; $40.
College Of Notre Dame of San Francisco 10
Matthew Kerr, same; $40.
Francis P. Mcintyre and wife 10 Winifred L.
Elson, lot in line of Sloat boulevard, 400 w
Of Thirty ninth avenue w 80 by 123 II; $40.
Winifred L. Elson to William o. Toye and
Charles E. Doherty to Emma Orr, lot in line
Of McAllister street 1878 W of Lyon, w 25
Forrest Davidson to Sarah t. Davidson, same;
Samuel Orr to Emma Orr. lot in line of
MeAlister street, 1873 W OF Lyon, w 25 by
Aiekandrine Crochet to Antoine Borel, SO. s5e
acres IN Rancho Rineon de las Salinas and Po-
Annie Mackey and wife to william H. Devlin.
lot at NE corner OF Twenty ninth and Point Lo-
bos avenues, ee:l. NV 529:6, W II, S
Philip johnson and wife to William H. Dew
Z Of Twenty-ninth avenue, NV 800 to a point
100 from Clement street e Ss:4, W as, w
lDsts SlN
william H Devlin and wife to Elizabeth john
Lobos avenues, NV 325.5S f I695 Sc 27 90
NE Ss.sT, Sc 200.S6, SW 1858; $40.
William II. Devln and wife TO Annie Mackey
lot at NE corner of Twenty ty-nnth and Point Lo-
bos avenues, NV 30. NE l26 SO, Sc 176. -, SW
as. Sc l25, SW 1857; $40.
William Wolf to Ii. II. Saftler ct al. lot in
line OF Jones street, 1876 5 of Sutter, 51:6 to
Cosmos place. S7:6; $40.
Herman Robson ct al. to same same: SIT 800
=. Kennedy company TO Ridgeway realty COM
pany. lot in S line Of Post street 6S:9 OF
Hyde, 34:4i3 by 1875; SO.
Richard Schweiss to Caroline T. Schwess lot
in F line Of Twelfth avenue, 125 of / street
S 25 by z 100; gift
Edwin j. Cahalin TO Gertrude Alison, lot in w
line Of Forty-hfth avenue, 225 of street. S
% by W 120; gift
George S. Long to Samuel whitman Miller
lots 10 and 20. block 80. Refs tract; $40.
City realty company TO Frank Argenti lot in
Z line Of Seventh avenue, 300 of street. S
% by 12o; $40.
Parkside realty company Of San Francisco to
Leon +. Douglass, lot in W line of Nineteenth
avenue, 275 n Of street. % by W l20; So
Parkside realty company to ]. Jeffery. lot at
NV corner of q street and Twenty sixth ave
nue. W 1876 by 100; $40.
City realty company 10 Douglas Lindsey, lot in
W line of Fourth avenue, IS Of | street %
Hook cokpany to Nicholas Hansen, lot in N
line of Fulton street, 1876 w of Steiner, W So
by 1876: $40.
W l. Leland and wife TO Sol Getz & Sons
lot IN w line of Sixteenth avenue, 1J0 of
street % by W 100; SO.
Francis 3. Wlds and wife to Elliott McAllls-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
WILL BUILD APARTMENT
HOUSE ON MOB HILL
Physician Buys Property at Cali
ifornia and Mason Streets

/ I. Brown has sold the lot at the
southwest corner of California and Ma
son streets, 25x60 feet in size, to DR.,
Redmond ". Payne, who owns the ad-
Joining property, for $lS,75o. BY the
ACQUISITION Of the Brown property Doc
tor Payne now has a frontage Of 77:6
feet in California street and so feet In
Mason. and also a third frontage in
Frank place. an alley off Mason street.
Doctor Payne VIII probably build a
handsome apartment house IN TINS
slightly locality.
Brown is reported to have cleared up
q profit OF $1,000 in the deal for his lot,
Ghich he had held only short time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
$40, 900 INVOLVED IN
PROPERTY EXCHANGE
Land on Sutter Street Given
for Apartment House

Through an exchange the William
Wilson company has acquired 6S:9X120
feet in the north line of Sutter street.
1876 feet west of Larkin, running
through to Fern avenue. The property
exchanged for this holding consists
of an apartment house at the south
east corner of McAllister and Devisa-
dero streets. upon which there is q
mortgage of $4,000. The equity was
valued at $4,000, which goes as the
price paid for the property IN Suite
street At the same time the Wilson
company gets rid of the mortgage CT
S20 900.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE
LEASED FOR FIVE YEARS
Building Will Be Ready for DC.
cupancy About May 1

The new four story building now in
course of construction at the north
easterly corner of Washington and
Taylor streets has been leased through
the Office of Harrigan, Weidenmuller &,
Rosenstirn for period of five years
on private terms.
This building will contain about so
rooms in two and three room apart
ments, and will be ready for occupancy
about May 1. 1t contains all modern
conveniences, including a circulating
hot water system and modern heating
arrangements.
Each apartment will be independent
in having its own electric light and~gas
service. The apartments command an
unobstructed marine view.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
GOOD PRICES BID
AT AUCTION SALE
$4,000 Offered for Old Dwell.
ings on g Foot Lot

]. w. Wright & Co. report very
fair success with their auction sale OF
the week. Among the important offers
made were the following:
For property in the west side OF DeviSaderC
street, 27:6 feet south of California, 2:6N1lC
feet. improved with four old style dwellings
$19. 600.
Iot in the south side of Vallejo street 100 feel
east of Polk, 33:1ONST 6 feet; $4.250-
Southwest corner Of Cough and Pine streets
60x112:6 feet, with old style improvements, rent
ing for S155 per month; $l4,i5O-
Northeast corner OF Nineteenth and Collin@
wood streets, two fats and cottage on lot 2jXl2-
feet; $1,000.
Lot in the east side of Twelfth street IFS feet
south OF Folsom, 6Sx6O feet; 81. 700
Three fats in the south side OF Golden Gate
avenue. west Of Lyon street, with lot 2Jxlot
feet: s.. IOO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
TO ERECT CONCRETE
AND BRICK BUILDING

Contracts haze been awarded by c.
Schroth for a six story and basement
concrete and brick building to be erect
ed on plans by ]. e. Kraft & Sons.
architects, at the northwest corner of
Eddy and LeavenwoPth streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
AXIS FOOT LOT is
SOLD FOR 100000
Capitalists Buy Property at
Turk and Mason Streets

The Schroth estate company has sold
the northeast corner of Turk and Ma
son streets, facing Market street, 42:6x
rs feet, for sum said to be in the
neighborhood of $200,o00. The buyers
are reported to be capitalists from the
interior of this state. Charles Schroth
the seller, declines Ito reveal their
Identity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
Building Contracts

NJ. l.. Joyce with Isaac Penny-To erect a
two story and basement building in S line of
Union street, 1876 of Lyon, 27:e by S
1915; SO. S25.
Old Homestead bakery With Central iron works
Structural steel work for two story brick
building IN W line of Shotwell street, 95 of
Nineteenth 60 by 1926; -$6775.
Swift Co. with Thomas II. Days Sons
All work. except plumbing and elevators for
wholesale market building at NV corner of
Pacific and Davis streets; s122, 600.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23

People spend thousands in foreign
countries seeing scenery not to be
sights along the Ocean Shore Railway.
Take the triT
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-06
HAMILTON TRIES
OUT FAST FLYER.
'HamiItonian' Makes TWo-Mile
Flight in Minute and
Four Seconds
WILL TRY FOR NEW RECORD
Declares New Craft So Speedy
That 1t Ran Away
with Him
WILL TRY FOR NEW RECORD
ASSOCIATED Press

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 5.-Charles X
Hamilton, the aviator, in the first trial
in his new flying machine, "Hamil-
tonian," remained in the air at Agri-
cultural park for one minute and four
seconds this morning, covering a dis
tance Of possibly a little over two
miles, alighting with such speed as to
slightly disable the machine. The first
official flight was made promptly at
noon, proving eminently successful.
Hamilton is most enthusiastic over
the possibilities of shattering worlds
records during his stay here.
Commenting on his trip after the
trial fight, Hamilton said:
THAT was absolutely the first time
that the 'Hamiltonian' has ever left the
ground, and to say that feel pleased
is putting it lightly. I feel positive
that 1 can cut in two the record made
by Curtiss at Rheims last year.
AT the speed attained in this trial
flight 1 must have negotiated mile in
less than thirty seconds and will make
a strenuous effort to hang up an official
mark of about thirty-five seconds for
the mile distance.
''The fact that 1 have never used
my own machine naturally worked as
a handicap. In fact, did not realize
the speed possibilities of the machine.
The machine virtually ran away from
me. Had this not happened l would
not have met with the accident, which
will cause a slight delay in my sched-
uled morning fight"
The Judging of live stock was one
of the features Of the fair this morn
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-06
.ENGLISHMAN TAKES ALL
HON0RS AT HARVARD MEET
Shows His Perfect Control Over
His BIeriot Machine

BOSTON, Sept. 5.-Claude Grahame
White of England proved himself the
superior of all aviators taking part In
the second days events Of the Har-
vard-Boston aero meet when, before
10000 persons at Atlantic today, he
took first place in every one of the
five classes contested.
In addition, White gained plaudlts
repeatedly S in exhibition flights he
demonstrated in a thrilling manner the
hazardous feats of dipping, swooping
and making short turns. He not only
did this, but in one Of his flights he
took I'D Miss Mary Campbell of New
York, and after twice circling the
course in an easy manner, gave her a
thrill with a 200-foot slide down the
wind to within ten feet Of the ground,
from which he dropped lightly to the
earth.
Charles Foster Willard Of Melrose
took up the first newspaper woman to
make an ascension in this country,
Miss Eleanor Ladd of Boston.
The best time of the day, made by
White, was five and one-quarter miles
In 6l. with a Bleriot. Whites dis
tance record of the day was forty-hVe
miles, 617 feet. On this trip he was
1:16:S in the air.
The one serious accident of the day
occurred In the amateur class when
Horace &. Kearney of Kansas city
while running over the ground at the
getaway, shot into a wire fence. He
escaped unhurt.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-06
FAIL
To WRECK BRIDGE
Defective Clock Work Prevents
Explosion of Gallon of
Nitro-GIyCerine
ASSOCIATED Press1

PEORIA, Ill, Sept. 5.-The discovery
today of a two-gallon can Of nitro
glycerine with fuse attached. cap ad-
justed, battery beside it and a small
clock to time the explosion, hidden
among the steel girders Of the new
bridge in the East Peoria yards, gave
the first clew to the identity OF the
men who blew up the A. Lucas & Som s
plant and the structural steel in the
East Peoria yards Sunday evening.
This find was made by John Scurry,
a former employe Of the Peoria &
Pekin Union, who, with railroad detec-
tiyes, was examining the site of Sun
days explosion. The shot had evil
IDENTIFY failed to go off because of some
defect in the clock, which was set to
explode at 10:30 p. M, when the other
three shots were fired.
The sinister fluid filled the peculiarly
shaped can clear to the top. The bat
terry was a small affair of standard
make and the clock Of the alarm
variety.
The can bore no labels, but it came
from Pittsburg or some other city
where immense quantities of explosives
are used. While the clock may have
stopped, there Is another theory that
the battery may have been just a trit1e
too weak to fire the shot, which un-
ouestionably would have wrecked the
entire railroad yard. The battery bears
nothing to indicate where it may have
been purchased. Neither does the
clock, the fuse or the cap.
The partial description of three
strangers, whose appearance In the
yards for the last two or three days
has not been explained, has been OBJ
tanned and for these three men search
is being made.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-06

school location in a low two-story
building on a noisy street car corner
was the intolerable street noise and
dust. When the school moved from it's
uptown location on Spring street it's
new location on Hill and Eighth was
a residence section, but now has de-
veloped into a great business center.
The new college quarters in the great
Hamburger building are quiet, clean,
dignified and inviting.
The Isaacs-W Woodbury. students have
the advantage of the splendid Ham
burger roof garden, and of the public
library on the third floor. The college
entrance, 800 West Eighth street, is
entirely separate from the store en-
frances. Two elevators are in constant
use, and there is no stair-climbing.
Music, art and expression receive es-
pecial attention, and the classes in
domestic science are large. The gym
nastic and athletic work are under the
care of a physician as well as a physi-
cal director. There are thirty teach
ers in the faculty, several of whom
make their home at the school. Resi-
dent pupils number about forty and
they enjoy the privileges of refined
home.
The school is not denominational, but
distinctly Christian in its influence.
One hour week is given to the Young
Womens Christian association, and
ministers OF the city. as well as prom
inent philanthropic workers, often ad-
dress the organization.
Miss Mosgrove and Miss Thomas are
the charming and efficient principals
OF the lower school, which begins with
the kindergarten and takes pupils
through the first seven grades of class
work The beautiful home place, the
sheltered Fairgrounds, the character Of