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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

North West Virginia. Elder Geo. II.
Ryan, president Elders ueuniuger and
AshCruft now l3horiug Iu Wheeling,
report having gone 90 a Methodist serv-
ice. and the minister. after asking them
few questions, invited them up 10
tho pulpit and turned the entire time
over to them. After finishing, the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

be appreciated hy the entire missionary
force Zach conference president gave
% general outline of the work done and
conditions existing Boo his field A
general outline of the work TO DE
done the coming summer ana fan. was
gone over and practically am points of
missionary work were covered iu such
q way as 10 bring about the best pose
siblc results These meetings. besides
enabling a1 conference presidents t1
become acquainted with their fellow
llhurpr-. have enlightened them con-
corning the conditions existing iu the
different parts of tho mission and Will,
undoubtedly bring them closer to-
gcther and enable them 90 work 20
better advantage.
The proceedings were reported by
Elder NJ. "a. GuStaycsou, and win be-
printed I'M pamphlet form iu order that
an the elders may receive the full
benefit of the good instructions and
advice given.
BROOKLYN Conference Notes. II. u.
Wiuger esideut-Thc Rev Dr. Den
ton. from Brooklyn. OF the Second Ad-
vent church, accepted the invitation
that was given him 10 come 10 New
York and speak 90 the Mutual lm-
proycment association on the princi-
piles of the gospel as they were bcllev-
cd 200 by him. This hc did iu a very
able manner bringing many OF his
congregation with him. Elder
Melvin n, Hogan, who has had
charge Of the Brooklyn branch has
been transferred from this conference
Co labor iu Canada. Elder William ..
clark win take his place in Brooklyn.
The health OF the elders is cV-
ccptonally good, and encouraging re-
ports come iu daily OF the now friends
that the elders are making.
New York. Elder Geo. +. Conrad,
prc-.deut-Thn reports Tor the past
week show that tine Lords blessings
have boon upon the elders They zee
port the work progressing very nicely
and are successful 600 leaving literature
in the homes OF the people
Rhode Island Elder Juo. r. BAR
rott president The Rhode Island sun
day school has just been re-organized
with Brother Thcodor r. Moore. a local
elder 10 charge This brother is am
Did tlmC Iatter-dav Saint and father
90 the branch he was personally acc
4u3ntcd with President Brigham
Young. and is ever ready with a firm
testimony to the sterling worth ot that
great American statesman, colonIzer
and pioneer Brother Moore has been
"a Church member for 40 years. . .
An elder Boo conversation with Brown
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New England. Thos 4. Spackman.
president Elder Dean ID. McEwau re-
ports case of healing from Lynn. a
little girl having been very sick was
administered Co. and five minutes aft
crwards she was well and playing with
the other children A friend ~
Elder Walter A. Hancock. who pur.
chased Book Of Mormon, says she
cannot do without IL now, as the Bible
end Book Of Mormon are one with her
and one ls just as necessary as the
other. A lady I'm Lynn, when
called upon by one of the elders. said
she had been praying for "a testimony
20 know which was the true gospel N
Jesus Christ and one night she
dreamed that she saw a young man
come 10 the house with message tell
ing her Of the gospel A few days
after one of the elders while out tract
ing. came 20 the house. and when she
saw him she recognized that her dream
was fulfilled. and now after due in
vestigation she expects 10 be baptized
into the Church. The elders labor
ing I'm Cambridge are doing good work
and making friends on every hand.
The prominent people Of the town are
doing them favors and endeavoring TO
get into their good Eraces.
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Vermont. Elder Louis W. Larson.
president The elders are beginning 90
ro-trtDt and find that most Of those
who received FIRST tracts have read
thom and are willing 10 receive the
second Elders Clements ana
Rich spent the greater part of the
week in canvassing tho business houses
in 50 AIb8ns. and were quite success
ful boo distributing books and tracts.
Elders Moser and Rose still con-
tinue % hold well attended cottage
meetings az Montpelier They have
succeeded in stirring up a very lively
interest In that city Their book sales
are very gratifying The work In
Burlington is progressing nicely. The
elders continue 20 make friends by fol-
lowing up "a systematic course OF tract
ing
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Maryland. Elder Jos A. Wagstaf.
president The elders lahoriug IN Bal
timorc report that they are meeting
with success Each sunday secs new
visitors. also the faces ~ older ones.
Each Sunday night we hold our Mutual
Improvement meetings at the homes ~
the saints. through whose influence
now friends and investigators attend
them Tractiug is pursued iu the aft
cruoons as the weather viii permit
The evenings are spent IN visiting tho
saints and friends our circle OF the
latter is Increasing each week.
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Maine, Elder VIM. II Steed, presi-
dcnt-Elder A. @. GiauQue called upon
"a blacksmith IN Rockland and was TAX
Ing tract out Of his pocket when the
man said. Just please hand that right
over here. mister. it Is the best thing 1
ever read and ! want 20 send one TO a
friend of mine" lie had received one
al his home previously. and recognized
10 bv the color OF the cover. Elder
Giauque also met a man and his wife
who belong 10 the Raorgauite church.
and had "a three hour conversation with
them ln their home and received
hearty invitation 10 call again. The
elder left them a copy Of Succession in
the Presidency by B II Roberts and
after reading 70 the gentleman said %
was sufficient 90 prove our claims q
the authority beyond all question to a
reasonable mind. Elder
Giauuue In company with Elder A. O..
Wilson called ON q family Of Second
Adveutists who had been reading some
Of our literature and were invited 10
attend a meeting the following cNc-
ming Upon arriving there, Elder
Glauquc was asked 20 take charge and
had the privilege OF speaking upon the
priuc'ulo- OF the gospel They have
am invitation 90 speak to them again.
The elders throughout the con-
ference are sending m excellent reports
and they are indeed working hard 90
spread the truth IN q al section. d.
President stccd has been called 20 take
charge Of a party OF elders and go up
and omen the work ln New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia. This party will con-
sist of Elders william r. Andrus. +.
l. skinner. William Evans, j. 4. FaCcr
and Elders Boman and Phelps.
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New Hampshire, Elder B Cecil
Gates. president The elders report sue
cess in their efforts for the spreading
of truth Some OF them have. for the
last two weeks. at stated intervals.
boon meeting with two Advent minis
tors and couVcrsing with them ON tho
principles of the gospel The prospects
everywhere are encouraging
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West PENNSYLVANIA. Elder IT y.
CLARK pre-Idcnt-B runots Island was
pitted against our missionaries few
Years ago and they were driven out
and many threats made against them
but the old prejudice rs fast dying
out and our cottage meetings there ave
nov we'll attended Elder SAM
ueI T. Lewis has been houorably rcleas-
ed Ia return TO- hts home after faith
ful and long service in the mission.
Elder Victor Jensen has been
released to return home having been
stricken with appendicitis. His Condi-
ton is not the most serious and Ii is
sincerely hoped that he win soon re-
cover under the kind and watchful
treatment of his family az home.
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nELEAsEs ~ TRANsFERs.

Elders Thomas n Humphreys and
Thomas T.. Shocks have been honor
ably released TO return 90 their homes
Elder Humphreys has spent % months
or more I'm the North Texas confor-
once elder Slcorks has been laborIng
I'M the East Kansas conference.
Elder j. w. Knapp has been called
to assist In the work Of the branch at
jay. East Kansas Elder Conrad q.
Hintze, who has been laborlng In the
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

F. D. 2 BURR. F: d. BURR
2S-29 so Bacon building Oakland Cal.
$4,000. acres of slightly rolling land about
miles from Livermore; 50 acres in vinevard.
small family orchard: plenty OF shade and flow.
ers; large house with bath. large Railways up
ana down stairs, porch all around the house:
buildings on highest point of laIid.. giving a
beautiful view Of the valley; large barn. tank
mouse, windmill tank 1000 gallons capacity.
chicken houses and other outbuidngs: incIuded
In the price is all household furniture buggy
spring wagon, horse and harness, phaeton and
farming implements.
S0,O00-210 acres of rich land miles south
east OF Llyermore; so acres in full bearing high
hay and pasture; good room house; we'll wind
mill and tank and other outbuildings too nrmer-
GUS 10 mention; included in the price is all TOOLS
implements, etc, necessary to run the place:
this Is an ideal country home, with an abundance
or fruit and shade must be seen to be. appre-
clated; the almond crop alone should bring in
81, 900 per year.
50. 000-35 acres rich. level land with good i'm
proyements, adjoining the town of LivermOre; Is
acres In full bearing wine grapes 200 almond
trees FAMILY orchard abundance Of shade and
howers around the buiidings windmill and tank /:
all IN good repair; excellent place for chickens
nceiy located on main county. road; ideal place
for energetic farmer
$50 PER ACRE-160 acres, on county road.
ABOUT > miles from Livermore: one of the best
pieces OF hay and grain land in Alameda county :
produced 2ia tons of hay to the acre this year and
Irnlt ana Vegetable land; it will pay you to in
F. D. BURR
. Z3-oo Bacon building, Oakland. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
INVESTMENTS

$4,000 Routs SI45 mo; Z modern apt. fats
Golden Gate ave nr. Scott
81 ,3J0-E2ents $I22 mo-: fine residence, 3 r
and b.: and flats. T. and b.. in rear
for 7:e113T;6: Fell st. opposite G. G.
park ms Is truly SplenQid investment l
'SIls500- Rents Sl40 mo. 6 new. modern nais.
r. and. b ga. inclosed porches; large lawn
% 'front.' .mortg. $1,000 can remain; parS
$3.50 Rents $500 yearly; small store and .
fats: lot - 6xl3Ts6; Sutter.
SS923g Rents $40 no. , beautiful new modern
unebsTrUcted marine view fats; klinkeI
and pressed brick front; dome ceilings
with very latest innovations: excellent
neighborhoodf lot p xl37:e.
s. .1all&Rents SO mo-: , fine hats, 81 T. anQ
d. and partially finished basement IN
sured S6.Qo05 close 10 Buchanan and Sut-
$500. Rents S7s0 yearly; > hne fats, 4-5 T.
Bsmt-. separate toilets; beam ceilings
ur. Larkin ana Union.
S7.0oO- Rents S65 mo. ? splendid marine view
hafs &C and b.: light and sunny;
Hyde and FTlbert; nice garden.
So zoo Rents 500 yearly; 3 me. new, modern
fats, r. and b.; mtg. $4,000 can re-
~: aalu Mission district.
SIS SOC Rents 500 yearly: 3 substantial fats.
5+5=9 T.. and b. ca; 25XlO0; park dist.
Sc. .Q00-- Rents $500 yearly new bldg; store and
dat: Mission business CORNER
S5.5o0-Rents $50 mo-; nr. Hyde and Green;
modern fats, 40 7. and b. ca
$ S52Q0--Nissi0n 81. mr. junction of Mission and
= valencia. busy business block; 23XI5; old
11l5lH.s renting at present for SO 90; no
s525o-Ben $50 mo-: ? fine modern fats. Al
Z. and. b. also bSmt. fat > r.; new:
S-rgt0 can remain; mr. leavth. ana Jones.
$500 Rents $3.50 mo-; good fats: a-6 r.
and b.: nr, Bush and Franklins mtg.
-: > $3.50 can remain
81 6oO-Renfs $40. undeS lease ; years: tenant
makes ai repairs. pays water, etc; close
-.. TO -Devisadero and Pine.
$3.50 So. 80 mo-; COR. lot, l50x7O II.
16loJsl !; 3 houses, 6 T. and b. and stables
80 Crescent ay-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
RESIDENCES

SIS, ,5o0-New. beautiful. artistic, modern res. 8
7. and b.; hardwood floors; garage: fine
garden good exposure for light and sun
Tot 30N137 IS; mtg. s, ,000; best block ia
p Vallejo st: surrounded by splendid homes.
Slzi500-B Beautiful new modern res. r and > b.
- hardwood floors. etc: every convenience;
large lot; nr. Scott and Fiibert.
S9.500-Beautful. rev res, g T.. baths. r.
- in attic; hardwood floors; best residence
district. large lot; small cash payment.
8.@50--HandsOme res, l. r., , baths marine
view: nr. Vallejo and Octsvia
S6.500-Res. renting Tor SO mo-: z and b.
mr. Octavia and Broadway; good buy.
Sb,5oo-Fine, well built residence. s sunny r,
and b.; in splendid conditions large ward
and lawn in front; lot 27:6xI27-s; mtg.
$1,000 can remain. Ger. bank W. A.
sS,l50-Res. 10 r. and b. and 3 r. in bsmt.; nr.
Vallejo and Laguns
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
SHAINwALD. BUCkBEE & CO..
81 Montgomery ST., Lick bldg.
Phone Douglas A.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

LIPNfAN & HIRSCHLER go Montgomery st.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 2J5 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 3644
HOMES IN SUNSET DISTRICT.
finished rooms in basement; nice garden;
hituminized street; near Affiliated Col
leges 81 900 cash. bal. terms.
So Sa0-Future business property; new, modern
building of large roons with high base
ment arranged for store or fiat; on 10th
at. near the park; passes the house;
S2,200 mtg. can remain; worth investi-
81 3oo-Nav artistic cottage. of 6 rooms bath
day labor: only half block from II st. and
Golden Gate park. Terms.
IS, 25o-Swell newt room house in 18th av; near
II st. All heuses in this avenue are new
and on building line. Reduced from $3.50
for quick sale Easy terms. :.
Lots Cottages Houses and Flats
of all descriptions and prices throughout
:: SUNSET and RICHMOND DISTRICTS.
The GEARY ST. EXTENSION CAR LINE.
Cars VIII Pass These Lots.
=. =. READY TO BUILD on.
$500 per Lot
On Easy Terms.
r: Can You Beat 1t?
SUNSET: :OFFICE-Cor. II st. and 7th av. Open,
daily. including Sunday.
BEACH OFFICE-Cor. Fulton st and 10th
tOpp. Life Saving Station Open Sundays only
LIPMAN & uIRSCIILER. .255 Montgomery ST.
Phone Douglas 36a4.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE.
REAL ESTATE-12S SUFFER- ST.

II.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.
we nave property situated close to Van Ness
av. consisting of attractive flats of 500
rooms and bath. renting for nearly 800 per mo-.
and lot 25x137:6 it,, at S. 800; owner win take
lot for equity above mortgage of $1,000.
Corner-Close to the park panhandle: i'm
provements consist of 4 very attractive flats OF
81 rooms and bath each: rents for S122,50 per
month; mortgage of $500: owner will take I'M
part.
In vicinity of sutter and Fillmore sts.-s
strictly modern and flats of rooms and
bath each; rents for $120 per month: mortgage
$3.50; will take unimproved lot fer equity OF
$4,000 or any part
fats of SIT rooms and BATH rents $3.50 per
month; mortgage $4,000; price $4,000: will ex-
Fillmore and Sacramento SITS vicinity-3 sub
modern hats of 6-6-7 and BATH rents $120
per month; mortgage $4,000; full price $14. 800.
We have a number of very attractive proposi-
tions in fats and also residences for exchange
for unimproved property; call and see US for
complete list.
s5,20o-Hayes and Buchanan sts vicinity: nice
$45 per month.
$5. .50o-Close to Stanyan ST nice substantial
& hats OF 90 rooms and BATH rents 500 per
S7,o00-See this. sure close. to Hayes ST.; corner
property; = flats and rear house rents
81, 500 building lot, 25x159 IT.. Western addi-
tion; inside of Lyon ST
:. WILLIAMS & sURRYHNE. f2s Suffer St.
MISSION. REAL ESTATE
ID. COFFIN e Co.
252S Mission ST near 21st
=: COTTAGES
S9oo.Cottage rooms, 149 Bellevue a3 1
block to Mission ST (33e6y
S3s3o0:-Cottage 6 rooms and BATH modern: lot
29x114; Duncan St. nr. Noe. (3316l
:. $9,o0o.+House 6 rooms aud bath; lot 2SxS0. in
Sanchez St, cor. Duncan. (5249l =
FLATS :
$4,000 2 stores and 3 flats Of rooms and bath
each; lot: AZ IT. frontage; corner of Coz
lingwood..st. 1924
-: LOTS
81 Mission St, east line. 425 n: of China
152A21
s2.soo-Lot 25xa2,, east line of Dolores St. %
N.Hof Dist. (5O53l =
$5150-Lot 49:6x105 east line of Dolores st
76 y. of Liberty. (331S)
ID. COFFIN & CO..
252S Mission St near DIST
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued
OSCAR HEYMAN K BROTHER,
113 Montgomery St.
RICHMoND DIsTRICT

RICHMOND DISTRICT
One of the best buys we have to offer. are II the
LAKE and STADIUM
MeAiiister st. ears pass the property; $40
work done; cement Sidewalks and building re-
strictions. Take McAllister st. cars to 35th ,ay.
Branch office open daily to p. m. sundays
all day. -.
SUNSET DISTRICT.
Beautifully terraeed lots, facing. the park, 23d
las. water, cement sidewalks and building, re
sstrietiions sd..i Easy monthly payments Excellent
beach car to oath av. BRANCH OFFICE.
/. Lots near the beach-Graded lots on ssth and
39fh avs; / block from the cars and. park
grand marine view. ~
- HOUSES. IN RICHMOND. DISTRICT.
!; 81 oeoFt,.cheap room cottage on 26th ay.
!: "a =. ST near .4th- av; 6 rooms and bath.
= 9TH av.. near. B. st.J 10 room residence:
at "a bargain. = -:
{, I'd av. near. A. ST. G. rooms and hath =, J..
,ee 8 room and bath .cottage on Geafy st. near
36th :av. 80. =:
No. $500 Mission st: near Seth; new 6 room
and bath modern cottage; on easy monthly; pay
ments; cars every minute; only 20 minutes, ride
to downtown district; warm belt of the Mission.
:, New room and bath cottages on Gladys ST
lag lake; car to west az. and. Mission st. walk
half block TO Gladys st. s
4 rooms. aud bath at a bargalri.:on West av. !;
easy terms; j BLOCK from Mission st,
,oa Lot on on pevisaderO st. near Duboce av.; $9x
BUILDING LOTS. IN THE MISSION.
BUILDING LOTS IN PoTRERo.
BILIDNG LOTS IN OCEAN VIEW.
BUILDING LOTS IN EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD
Lots on 50 monthly payments and small houses
on easy payments Let orr agent. l.. VEIN
3 Elm 25l4 San Bruno av., show them to you
lake San Bruno av. cars on Mission st.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER
113 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
CALIFORNIA STREET SOUTH

Terms-Qne third cash, balance in 1 and 2
years. Interest, =. per cent gross
cars; > and..6 r. and: b.; grand view; lot 5Qxl2Q
: Cottage 10Th av. ;nr. Lake st.;.5 r. and
b.. and T. in attic; high basement could be
converted into. fats; 25x120 #:
Edt-W line 35th av. mr.. McAilister st. cars
Park Stadium and Spreckels lake; street graded
Cottage-1o9 California St South. mr. I'd av
r. and b: and r. in basement; 81, 500 mort
gage can remain.
Lott. line 18th av. bet PIT Lobos and Glenn
ent; street bituminized; 3. carlines.
California .sts.; choice nelghborhOod; r and b. ;
lot 25X12o #
Lott. line lst av. (boulevard), 80 IT, S of
Eddy st; 25xi20 IT.; short walk from G. g.
Park and McAllister-Fulton st. cars.
REMEMBER THE PLACE. DATE AND HOUR
OF SALE.
THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 4. 1910
AT 7:So P NJ SHARP.
AT BRANCH OFFICE. 8o4 9Th Av. NEAR
CLEMENT ST.
J. W. WRIGHT & co. AUCTIONEERS
DDS Montgomery ST
Brsnch-304 9th av. near Clement st.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
the real bargains are
advertised in The Call
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-Continued


NAPA-The healtbiest valley IN the state; only
L. - miles FROM San Francisco. Remember
farmer on good farm j. now the most lnde-
s pendent man on earth. Besides. life IS worth
living In Nspa eoUnty---no excessive heat and
no malaria.
s sgoo-lo acres level. valley land north Of
-. =. NaDas no buildings
$2.6Oo.-lSts acres; acres fruit. balance for
Fl. nay and pasture; house. = rooms. oarn'
/. horse and wagon. COW, 100 hens
$6,OO0-Cfood Income ranch Of 50 acres; .
+. acres fruit table grapes. balance for
hay and pasture: plain house; good barn.
close to station and school y cash.
SO, 0eO-Income win he s.. eco; - acres, 26
E acres GRAPES. balance hne valley land SUIT
-: able for any crop house. rooms, QUIT
: bu9dinss.' windmin; horses, COW, I'M
. plementSs etcs; y cash
S14, gbU--Well located country home and income
ranch of 90 acres % acres cherries. APP
piles and primes: other fruits and 0erFfes
- e. for. family use; house. . rooms and bath;
@ .outbpidngS windmills. ? horses. ETC.
So. 90U--t41 acres 0f the best land in Napa val.
ley most Of it win grow alfalfa: house.
-. dne harms; excellent place for dairy.
500, oOO-Eairy rarch Of $50 acres; $50 acres
-tilable- 40 Of which Is In alfalfa; house,
and oUTbuilGings.
- J.; GRAVES; Main and Sd sts-- Napa-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
FACTORY SITES

FOR satisfactory site near San Francisco;
buildings and machinery and 20 acres of land:
near railroad and tide water, with wharf
and ample supply of fresh water. Address
Factory. 164S Page st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
EVERY PIECE A BARGAIN.

- FEET AT 4TH AND MISSION $50 square
feet: never offered at less than $4,000.
but owners advise to submit offer;
you can buy this cheap. tS449)
Sc. CORNER-Baker st. boulevard; 37:6x97; as
good as frontages: plans for fat build
ing go with lot; will consider trade: ask
ing $500. 1856
BARGAIN IN-Sacrifced at 81 500: reduced from
s.. coo; this desirable double frontage lot
on Leavenworth ST.: just outside of fire
limits. (70O9)
81. 5oo--BUsINEss CORNER; / block. from oath
and Castro: line; would pay we'll
If store. ETC., built on: nice turn
for you; all street and sidewalk work
done. (S122)
81, ,25o.CARL AND ssTANYAN-ch Cheapest lot in
district; street work all done; 25x10o. !:
(7os7)
s2,ooo-fstt av. key lot: near Presidio wall;
marine view; 25xl20. (S5S1)
81 ,4oo-only $500 cash. Goth av near California
ST.; 2ox12o; balance easy terms. (s492)
sl,0o0-Short distance from Golden Gate park
street work done: sewer In; Sunset dis
trict; 18th av. (s2ss)
Now is THE TINE TO BUY
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
JOS. H. RuCKER & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans. Insurance, Rents
40 Post ST

Real Estate, Loans. Insurance Rents
40 Post st.
$1,1J0-A snap; splendid northeast corner in
the Western addition, close to Geary ST.
cars 50x95. B-4-lo3
se,5oorFine lot in Commercial St. close to
Kearny: 20x60. B-l-3l9
SIC, ooo--Natoma St. close to New Montgomery;
lot 45x10; ideal for warehouse or light
manufacturing purposes B-2-2I6
S25, ,000-i.ot 45x9O in Sacrarnento ST close 70
Market and ferry il improved will return
handsome revenue on the investments:
liberal mtg. can remain B-1 -661
S9,250-Large residence in Cherry St near Sac.
ranento: IL rooms and . baths: nice lot:
owner leaving city and anxious to sell:
terms If desired. F41o2
S1S,o00-Three beautiful 81 room fats lust
out Of the fire limits in Pine st. renting
at $170 per month; lot 25x137 IS; Ss: 006.
mtg. can remain; owner is nonresident
aud anxious to sell.
Sl5, 5,000-Aiission ST. close TO 18TH: story
frame building; store and lodging house.
annual income S1,620 good staple in.
vestment. 12.Io4
$50, ,o00--Choice corner south Of the Panhandle.
improved with stores and flats: ali .renfed
annual income 81. .4S0: mtg s15 COO 90 n
remain; viii exchange equity for city
property. 4 q OF.
S36 60eo-Splendid corner close to the great shopt
ping district north of Market: 9--ell bufIt
and beautiful building with 6 ans rtnlents
above and stores below: annual income
$4,44o; 100000 mtg. can stand C-l-oI0
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-continued
S3-PER ACRE-ss.

.160 acres in Mono county. government land.
half claim, land level as floor good SOIL good
water conditions; adjofns improved alfalfa farm
Owner. WILL show property .