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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19
soIa-AyerG

4 pretty wedding took place Tues
day afternoon IT the home OF IT.
and HTs. n. MYeTa. 402 :. Lafayette
ave. baltimore. Hhen their daughter.
Miss : Harviene Myers. Uaa married
TO NJ. carl 4. 7. soine. Tho bride
was attended b her to sisters.
Misses Emma nd julia Myers, vno
wore lingerie gowns and earred white
asterH. The be man - Mr E1=
ward Myers, the brides brother. The
bride as given away b her father.
Mlss aarie aoIne. the sister OF the
groom. played the wedding march.
The bride was atured IN white
serge travelling suit She wore ;
picture bat and carried shower bou=
quet d Bride roses. RsF. Charles
w. IeYan, pastor OF st. Stephens
Reformed Church. ofiielaled at tne
wedding. The uarlor was beautifully
decorated with palms an1 cut fiox=
ers. After N elaborate wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. 9oIne left On
the Merchants and Miners. steamer
MerrImae for an extended rip South.
They I'll reside II 4s2 Forsyth street.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Those present IT the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. MeIanchton Myers, MT
and Mrs. g. Wm. soine. MT. and Mrs.
c. F. sehier. Mra. Robert Fleagle.
Mrs. Louis WeaI. Misses Emma Myers.
Julia Myers. Margaret Myers, Marie
Soine. Mabel Myers. OF Westminster:
Myra Hleagle. Huth Fleazle, Mabel
Greenvald. Stella KidweIl. MoIlIa
Henry. Catherine Moui. o philadel=
phia: annie Thompson. lev. Charles
w. Lesan. Meaars. Edward Myers.
Robert Myers. Harvey Z. Freeman.
Frederick Schultz. Orndorf Levan.
Clarence Myers. Of Westminster.
william soine. Oscar D. sehier and
Irwin Myers, o. Westminster.
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Matthias.

hrs. Eliza Matthias. died yesterday
aI noon at the home Of her on,
Theodore Matthias, Tannery. of
BrIght's disease. aged ~ years.
months and i days.
Hrs Matthias was ; member of
IeIster's Lutheran Church.
She is survived By : husband and
the following children
Mrs. Samuel Helm. Washington !:
Mrs. Samuel Hull, Fowler, Indiana !;
Mr9. ]. T. Koontz, Silver Run: Mrs.
Roger Andera. this city; Mrs. Angus
tns Berwager. Manchester; Mrs. Wm.
HuIehlns, Baltimore: hrs. David N.
LeIgIer, HeIsterstown. Theodore,
Harry and Wesley Matthias, al of
near Tannery. also . grandchildren
anl greaI=grandchlldren
Funeral VII take place tomorrow
Saturday, meet at IIe house aI /
p. m. Services will b held u 81.
Johns Ueisferss) Lutheran Church.
Rev. 7. w. Doty, officiating. Inter-
menI In the cemetery. James Il.
SIoner funeral director.
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Mrs Catherine .. Fowler. widow
Of the late William n. Fowler, u
Baltimore. formerly of this city, die
II the residence Of her son. Philip "
Fowler. 1907 Mexican avenue. o.
August ID. in her 9Th year.
Her remains we're brought To this
city yesterday morning On the 10
o'clock train and Iaken to Ihe West
minister cemetery. where they were
Inferred beside OF her deceased hus=
band Tlas. John Bowers. of Balti-
more. conducted the services at the
crave.
She L survived by Joseph and
Philip y. Fowler. Mrs. Mary. George
and MTH. Catherine DevilbIHs. all Uf
baltimore.
The nallbearers we're z. :. Grimes.
Er.. JON T. AHzers. Joseph y.
Smith. Junn Stem. : A. Herr. and :
I. StoIIHT f. =. .Hzrrer funeral tli=
raeffsrszs9zz. = ~ ,f.sKa st.4
- ~ E =
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.nhansJoart.

Monday. August 15.=-The last will
and testament of Lewis p. Manning,
deceased, vas admitted 10 probate
and letters testamentary thereon
we're granted to Emily j. Manning,
who received order to notify eredi-
tors and Who returned Inventories
Of money and debts.
Westminster Deposit ( Trust Com
pany, guardian OF Jesse B. Fleming,
settled their first and final account.
Susan r Murray and Charles w.
Murray, administrators Of Charles NJ.
Murray, deceased. returned inventory
OF personal property. leasehoid prop
erty and stocks. and received order OF
court 10 sell same.
=. Dorsey Norris and Henry o..
Norris, executors Of Nicholas ID.
Norris, deceased. returned report OF
sale OF real estate upon which court
granted an order nj 81.
The last will and testament OF
Lucinda B. Ebert, deceased, waz ad-
mItted to probate and letters Iegta-
mentary thereon were granted 10
James A. e. Bond. who received war
rants to appraise real estate and per-
gonal property. also order to notify
creditors.
Charles :. RunkIea. administrator
Of Albert Il. Runklez. deceased. upon
neIition received order to execute
deed for real estate sold BY hi Intes-
tate during his lifetime.
Tuesday. August 16th.-Letfera OK
administration were granted unto Am
pnney Banghman On the estate OF
BENJAMIN 1aughman. deceased. said
- n
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.aumgardnH.

Bartholomew Baumgardner. Of Har-
rIaVIlle, died IN August 8. at .. N,
n tuberculosis. aged II yearz.
months and z5 days. He was sick
about I months.
lie Is survived by widow, who vas
q MIsg Elizabeth Etamnangh, and the
following children Mrs. Fannie
SappIngton. unIonville: Mrs. Annie
GarIrell, Harrisville: hrs. 4 4.
Alexander, near Taneytown: Mrs.
Emily Lowman, Brucevilie: hrs.
eaIlIe Tiigler. HarrisvIIIe; Mrss Dora
Dannes,.. unI0nYille; Oscar and Ohm
BaumgaEdner. Of HarrIssille.
Funeral took place today aI =.
N. :. Services ~ere conducted b. lev.
Coleman, IT Rocky III Lutheran
church. InteTment IN the cemetery.
ne pallbeGIeTs were I'm ch1ney,
Da.Id Klein. Leo RIkIeT. O. n. Eoa-
mn. Edward Hood al1d Samuel D0Y1e.
e. Il. Waltz funeral director.
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Subscription Gard ParII II -.
Court Iun.

The Auxiliary Board of Governors
OF the Institute for Feeble Minded
Children Of 0wIngs MI. Baltimore
county. Md. ~ hold : subscription
card party on Wednesday. August =.
at II ;. M. y the MaIn=1onrt IN.
for the benefit of said institution.
Al persons desiring u participate
will please notify Mrs. Vincent Power.
at The Main-0ourt Inn. N or before
Monday. August 2. Any person de-
sfrin. 10 aid Ine Institution may aend
their subscriptions Il RS. Power.
SunzeTIntion : cents.
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Transfers Of ri Estate.

John II. Hitchene et al, to John w.
Barnes. convey acres and 10 perch
es. for s377.b0
Ananias Rineman and~-wlfe 20
Trustees Of Fairmount F. NJ. convey
4 acre OF land. for -.
Nettie L. Malehorn and husband to
Richard e. Murray. convey acres,
roods and square perehes. for
Ss32.24,
John II. Kitchens ct al. trustees, TO
Mary ]. sIoeksdale. convey q acres.
2 roods and 80 square perehes. for
s2.957.61.
Mary ]. stocksdale to Mordecai b.
stocksdale. conveys z acres, z roods
and 35 square perches. for $2.95761.
Mary A. Dorsey 10 Byard Dorsey,
conveys s0H acres. for $1,000.
Anna Goodwin to LLOYD b. shIpley,
conveys 76 acres. 2 roods and BIN
square perches. for $1,000.
Stella II. Wilson 10 CornelIa A.
Hartman. conveys ! acre. for $500.
Grafton I. Dorsey ct al. to Oscar
Haumgardner and wife, convey !
ucre. for S2b.
Geo. ". Albaugh Real Estate &
Brokerage Company to John w.
Black, convey lot In Westminster. for
$3.50.
Geo. W. Albaugh Real Estate &
Brokerage Company TO Annie A.
King and husband. conveys lot In
Westminster, for S375.
Margaret ]. Rittase and husband TO
Allen r. Lippy, convey 1920 square
feet, for $3.50.
Jacob ". Dubs and wife to James
:. Tracey. convey 10 acres and .
perches. for 500.
Grover c. Taylor e Al, 10 Elias y.
Taylor, convey 3 acres. roods and
! perches. for 500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19
Nh. D. F. GROUSE IMPROVING.
4 Speedy Recovery is Looked Fel

4 Speedy Recovery Is Locked Fer.
IL was stated yesterday Il the Johns
Hopkinz Hospital that the condition
of d. T. Grouse. State Insurance
Commissioner, vas improved. Many
OF his friends we're alarmed over =
report that Mr.. Grouse had relapse.
but the physicians at the hospital.
where Mr. Grouse has been patient
for several weeks. declare he is get
ting along as veil as could be ez-
pected.
In addition the Advocate has heard
directly from Mrs. Grouse. that Mr.
Grouse Is now steadily improving and
In much better than he was last week.
His illness has been severe but there
is no occasion for apprehension On
the part of his numerous friends who
can hope now for bis speedy return 10
health.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19
Birthday social
Forlle Advocate.

TOT ne AdVuIHIes
Mrs. Catherine Rupert. Of ShlpIey.
gave : double birthday social to ner
two daughters. Mrs. John West nd
Miss Josephine Rupert. On Sunday.
August II. Among those present
were Mr. and Ira. Wm. RuppeTI. of
Me- York: 1oIn q. Vert and HIfe.
Mr.. Barbara. Gossman. Miss MaTIe
RUPERT, MIae Eugenia Cousin, MzHIsr
Bernard RUPERT. OF Baltimore: Ianaeg
shlpIey. Norris WeIzeI and lily
GilIroy, Of Derrell: Edx. Freeman nd
wiz. Adam Hunnert. Vie and 80. d
Westminster: Mrs Charles Nm.
JehH Hook. Truman HooE and 80.
Rupert, Of EIIpIey.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19
GIbsoaz

Mrs Hardenia " Gibson. of Elders
burg. died On August !. aged 81 years
and 16 days. She leaves n husband
and the following children Mrs.
Lima C. Myers. of sykesville. Nd;
Nlss Victoria Y. and Tazwell Gibson,
Jr.. at home. She also leaves
three grandchildren, Ruth L., Herman
c. and Gilbert Gibson.
Funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. +. 5. cassan. 1T Providence
n. P. Church Sunday. August 7. The
palIbearers we're obedIah BuekIng-
ham. T. J. Miller. B. :. Gorsueh. l..
Calvin Jordan. George Slack and {. II.
Bevard. Mr.. Weer was funeral dIrec-
tor.
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mHs HARVEST.
Hell Kn0Hn Residents And lIheFS
EhO HaTe Passed AWay.
Gather.

George Gather. OF 1716 Calvert
street, Baltimore. died On AuguaI Is
al his residence, aged 80 years.
He was q son of the late William
Gather and Margaret Ann Dorsey.
Funeral took place Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at UnIonviiie, Id.
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Leach

Louisa Leach. o. Lisbon. i'd, died
1t her home on August II. aged y
years.
Funeral was held yesterday at the
Methodist Episcopal church. IT 1919
:. pn.. It Lisbon. IntermenI was u
McKendree cemetery.
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Birdie Mc0znuIs 10 her best young
mani Did you meet father last nIglt
as you we're H@zag out
Ne Ne - both ding In IH1
sane direction. only - about -
feet ahead"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19
anIsr.

Miss Elsie s. Miller. daughter of
Jacob r. Miller. Of York Road Sta
tIon. died 1T 1880 D. N. Saturday,
from commissions. aEad ~ years.
Ms Miller nad been N invalid for
a1o4t one year.
Funeral was held Wednesday. at
9 ;. m. Services and Interment 1T
BARS Westinghouse.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

sarah millender. wife Of caspes
Millendar. of Shiloh. died On We'd
nesday.
Funeral took place today II d. m.
1T Shiloh NJ. T. Church.
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Comfy Commissioners.

William y. Mitten was reappoInted
constable OF New Windsor district by
the County Commissioners on Monday
for one year.
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None 1p.

nr. Sauars lat dinner tablet What
kind OF pie I'd you ~ this - , !
Mrs. sauers-Apules pie M.9I4
Hr. saners fpeerInE vainly be-
tween the eTusts)-- Hereafter when
you make apple pie ! hope yon Hont
ne evapoarted apples nhIoago
News.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
CONSTABLE FOR - WINDSOR
DISTRICT
Transfers d Zeal Estate Marriage
Licenses Orphans Csurt OF.
Marriage Licenses.

Herbert G. Lawson. 23. Hanover,
Pa, and Viola s. Gonker, D. Nc
sherrystown. Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

lPeEzenz tho contemplate going a.ay. or kzsa
friends szzIing than md desire publication Of
same. ulll please saasd ne nance 10 this olfice.l
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The Brussels International ExhibI-
ton Is virtually At an end ag the re-
suit Of the fire which. beginning On
August Il and continuing until an
early hour the next day. wiped out
two-thirds of The buildings and ex-
hibits and entaile1 loss that Ii estIz
mated at 0.000l100.
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Geiman.

Mr. Abraham /. 0eiman, very
prominent and influential farmer of
stonersvIlle. died On Saturday
morning last OF gasIrlIis, aged IS
years. 3 months and % days Fu-
neral services were conducted II the
house Monday afternoon At o'clock
b. Elder urIah Bixler. and the inter-
ment was IN the Meadow Branch
cemetery.
Mr. Gelman left surviving him a
wife. who vas a Miss petry. dangh-
ter of Michael Petry. and two cons
and four daughters. as follows !;
David. who resides In Kansas: Wes-
Ley. at home Mrs. I'm. StoneHIfer.
OF Dachmansa Valley. Mrs Charles
starner, of Mt. Pleasant: Mrs. Paul
Royer, OF Colorado. md Mrs. Jesse
Gorsnch, Of Wayneshoro. Pa. Also
the following brothers and sister :
Jeremiah and William Gelman. and
Mma. John Rover.
The Dallbearers were McHarH ].
Wesley Begga. George Marker. Will
ian YiDglinK. Levi Myers, Austin
DnIrow and Lewis 7. NantE. James
i. stoner vas the unIertakeT.
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Pink.

hrs. Lillian Boyle Fink. wife Of mf.
Charles r. rink. died on Saturday
laHI IT her home in thiz city. she lad
been In Door health for several years
during which time she passed through
many critical spells Of Illness Hhicn
her remarkable vitality and forIIIade
enabled her 10 endure.
hrs. Fink Has the youngest daugh-
ter Of the late Col. John Brooke
I:osle. prominent citizen Of this
county. and for many years It's
Democratic leader She was : de-
voted wife and mother md her chief
pleasure in lie was her home and
mLnlgtering 10 her children and her
husband.
She was buried On Monday. the
funeral services being held aI St
Johns Catholic Church. Intermeul be-
ing IN its cemetery. sIe Is survived
b. her husband. four sons and two
daughters. J. Brooke Fink Charles T..
Fink. Jr.. Bernard and Lawrence
Fink. and the Misses Lillian and
Agnes Fink.
The Honorary Dallbearera were Dr.
James II. DIlllngslea. William II,
Thomas. Mr.. Charles 7. Stewart. Mr.
Frank ShrIYer. DR.. Frank T. Shaw,
Dr. George Fouke, Mr.. Z. o. Grimes,
Mr.. William .. Thomas. Judgs J. A.
e. Bond and Mr.. George M. Parke.
The active pallbearers we're Meaara.
J. Milton Helfsnider. ? Neal Parke.
Guy ". Steele. Fred. >. Miller. Ed
ward BrundIEe and Or. Il. NJ. Hnlli-
van. r, c. sharrer Hag the funeral
director.
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Toklo,s unDreeedented aood has
already claimed 100 lives. according
TO estimates made Monday with the
prospects that the total deaths wiz
run into the thousands ~ the result
OF the destitute condition d the sur
ferers and the inability OF the authorI-
ties TO render any but the sIowest re-
lief.
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With three officers in an adjoining
room waiting to serve > warrant
charging her with assault UIth intent
to kill her husband. Mrs. I. W. Ne
Daniels. Of Streator. Ill. too carboila
acid August ~. dying an hour later.
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Thirty-seyen dead and 81 wounded
persons have been recovered from
the wreck OF the Bordeaux excursion
train which crashed into a freight
train 1t sauion. France. While run
ming At speed Of 30 miles IN hour on
August Il. Six cars OF the excursion
train we're teleseoped The bodies
were horribly manFIed. The accident
Vas caused by q misplaced switch.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

STOCK AND FRUIT RANCHES.
1,360 acres In FL Dorado county, 5 miles from
town, main county road; state road will
pass the place; electric road now being built to
go through; 80 acres in excellent orchard, 80
acres in alfalfa and clover, produces 200 tons Of
cords of oak timber worth Sc a cord; new house
OF rooms (fine, modernJ cost So, 900. barns,
outbuldings, ete.; all we'll fenced and cross
fenced; free water right; all under irrigation
ditch; all farm TOOLS wagons. etc; the soil Is
extra good this is fine proposition for stock
raising and Is excellent investment price
S17 900, half cash.
64S acres, the best ranch in Ell Dorado of the
size; all under irrigation ditch, cheap water; IS
acres in fine orchard be found; orchard
rents for 81 900 cash, balance good meadow. al
falfa and grazing land ali tillable; good 0 room
house, = good barns, shop. Toulouse and other
necessary buildings; all well fenced; rural deliv-
cry and telephone; farm implements. tools,
wagons, etc. price S12. 500, IS. 600 down.
320 acre ranch, miles from Grass Valley, on
main county road; r. +. D., telephone in the
house; 100 acres clear, some meadows that grow
immense crops without irrigation; 10000 cords
of timber worth So a cord; family orchard; free
water for irrigation; tine, large, room bunga-
low, cost 50, 800, and new cottage of fine, large
rooms, cost 81, 500; modern conveniences in both
windmill and tank; water piped 10 houses. barns
tools. also frame up for another large barn; 8
fine mules, wagons and harness. 1 horse. buggy
and harness, spring wagon, light farm wagon, .
cows, / gang plow, single plows, harr0ys,
mower rake seeder. roller and all other farm
tools beautiful location, fine view; price S12 600;
will exchange this for Oakland or Berkeley prop
COUNTRY DEPT HoLCOMB REALTY CO..
BOG San Pablo av.,
Oakland, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

NOTICE OF LEASING sEAwALL LOT.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be re-
ceived and opened by the Board Of State Harbor
Commissioners at thsir office. No. 10. in
the Union Depot and Ferry House, foot of Mar
ket St, in the City and County of San Fran
CISCO State of California. at the hour of 10
O'Clock a. Thursday. the 10th day of
March, 1910. for letting or leasing by said Board
of Seawall Lot ''B." Said seawal1 lot is stu
ated on the water front of the City and County
of San Francisco, and is bounded by Taylor
Mason, Jefferson and East streets.
Said property will be let to the highest and
best bidder for a term not exceeding twenty
five (25) years, subject however. to the power
of the Board to reject any and all bids and in
accordance with printed terms and conditions of
lease to which reference is hereby made. which
are on file in the office OF the Secretary of the
Board. copies of which will be furnished bid
ders on application to said Secretary. Refer
ence is also hereby made to said printed terms
and conditions of lease for particular de-
scription of Seawal Lot ''B.''
Bids must set forth the purposes for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must agree
that the statement of his bid, If the lease Is
awarded to him. shall be embodied in said lease
and he must also agree that said lot shall be
used only for the purposes set forth In his bid
W. V. STAFFORD,
W. E. DENNISON
p. s. TELLER,
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
W. B. THORPE, Secretary.
February 6, 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

20 ACRES. near city limits good town. sacra-
mento valley; fine story. room house.
porehed all around; barn 40x50. with shed;
brooder house 12x50. henhouse 16x50; tank
house and windmill all Improvements in splen-
dld condition; acres family orchard: large
orange, lemon. eucalyptus. acacia, olive and
other varieties; $50 grapevines; price 81. 900;
terms, S1.5O0 down. balance 2, and years.
10 acres deep sediment loan soil; fenced I;
about IA feet to pure soft water; 16 acres fine
bearing orchard, apricots. peaches. prunes and
almonds; acre rye, balance alfalfa Ind; fruit
cutting she'd evapOratOr. trays and boxes:
1neubators, brooder house. l concrete incuba-
tor house. hen houses 16x32; 4 room house
with bath; barn 2Gx30 wells place; beau
ufully locateu; main county road; near school
and creamery; price s.. 250; terms.
400 acres, beautifully located Sacramento
valley; lots of natural shade. level and all un-
der splendid system of irrigation now; soil a
very rich alluvial deposit of II feet to first
bed OF pure soft water; between main county
roads: miles from city and railroad; locality
mas So. 900 creamery plant. electric lights,
daily mail delivery. good schools. growers as
ISOLATION, telephone system, etc; ideal for
sweet potatoes. vegetables alfalfa. corn. fruit.
ETC.; would make one of the finest alfalfa and
dairy ranches in state, or splendid subdivision
proposition, already plated; wholesale price,
500 per acre; easy terms
Full details at HOME SEEKERS INFORMA-
TI0N BUREAU. 944-946 AIonadnock bldg. S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ARCHITECTURAL COM
PETITION


The board of public works of the city of Oak
land, Cal, proposes competition for new city
hall. for which bonds were recently authorized
TO the amount of approximately $1,000. 900.
Three architects of the highest standing to be
specially invited and paid. In addition to these
the privilege of competing will be granted to not
over % architects. or firms of architects. who
shall have signifed in writing their desire to
compete, whose ability and experience in impor-
tant work justifes the board in considering them
eligible. The undersigned has been engaged as
architectural adviser.
All architects who desire to compete will send
written application dated on or before March
81 1910. containing the necessary information
as to experience, important work executed. etc.
to JOHN GALEN HOWARD.
Architectural Adviser. Oakland City Hall Com
petition University of California. Berkeley.
California.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
NOvATO FARM LANDS,

MARIN COUNTY,
26 Miles from s. F. 80 Minutes by n. ". Ry.
We are cutting into 3, 10 and 90 acre tracts
the last subdivision of the famous DE Long
Ranch containing the beautiful Home Ranch
property.
Orchards. vineyards. full bearing, at less
than cost OF planting.
Apples, pears. peaches apricots and prunes
from $3.50 TO $500 per acre. Think Of 1.-THE
land is worth the money.
Superior garden land at $500 per acre; will
yield in celery, asparagus. onions or potatoes
fully that much per annum. net. Finest land
around the bay for berries, walnuts and Italian
chestnuts Average rainfall. 371a inches; irri-
CATION not necessary Easy terms.
Choice chicken ranches foothill and valley.
from $50 to 800 per acre.
See US write for literature.
]. p. MASSIE COMPANY,
601-602 Union Trust bldg,
San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
INVESTMENTS
ALAMEDA COUNTY HAS AT LAST ENTERl

ALAMEDA COUNTY HAS AT LAST ENTERED
THE OIL FIELD
The Alisal oil Co.. located some miles
from Livermore, having 1,4So acres of land.
has entered the oil sands at 200 feet and is
down 252 feet. with oil coming up with
every raise Of the bailer, and shows itself as
it runs down the creek for miles.
The character of the oil is pronounced by
NJ. NJ. Ogden, geologist and oil expert, as OF
crystalline paraffne base.
have ., 900 shares for sale at zoe.
NOW is the time to invest. If there is
anything in analogy and prospects in the his
tory of other companies, NAV reasonably
expect a large advance in price within the next
so days. Look at La Blanc an example
selling last week at 1Sc, today at 35c, 40c and
even 81 asked by some stock holders. In the
opinion of experts this company's oil, home
product, will be worth S1.50 AT the well as
the we'll is finished which is expected
in 80 days.
w. L. BARNARD,
II Bacon Block Oakland.