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The Washington times., 1910-05-09

structive genius produced the organiza-
ton which has grown N strength and
efficiency 10 meet new and increased
demands al the company 1ad expanded
With his genius for organization. he
combined the rare ability TO create Svs-
ten. that watchword Of every successful
business. He removed the main ofdCS
TO New York. where an office had been
ulainrs ned since 1886. enlisted financial
support and made II possible TO under
take any project. Of whatever ma-n1-
in 800, but resigned after two years
service in that Office he Is Still a
member OF the board Of directors how
ever, and takes an active part in the
management OF the business Judge
Mcconnell was elected as the third
president, but after a short time he gave
way 10 the present InCUrlbenrs M
Paul Sta-TetL
President and Assistants
m Starrett and the two vice pres
dents, M Walter H Clough, who is
attached 20 the New York Office. and
AIr. w A Nerriman, who is in charge Of
the Western business. and locoted at
Chicago, are al young, aggressive men,
% great executive capacity. Each be
gan at the bottom and uLdersta nd s
thoroughly ali the practical erCs o. the
business This fact partly explains
much that seems uarveioGs in the
speed ShOE-1 IN completing many OF the
couDany'S marvellous operg-ti9Ts. Each
been sig1aIIy successful, and IS real
co-worzer with Mr.. Starrett, the pres
ident.
The business in the West, under afr.
2IerTinan's charge, has been very graf
flying TO the company. The operations
IN Chicago and other Western cities in
clude a great volume OF the large stes!
frame work done in those centers-
4 Wonderful Organization
The Fuller Company has reduced tn
art OF building to an exact science.
Serious mistakes and delays are prac-
tically eliminated Il operates q Ereas
naanufactIrilE plant, whose products
are miuiCn-6ollar Office buildings. Rrea-
hotels. and beautiful theaters. all made
to order and turned oUt complete while
you watt Local managers are sta
toned in Chicago, Boston. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, PittsbUrg, and washing
ton. Once each week these managers
forward to the New York Office a re-
port showing the progress Of the work
in their charge The reports .s.,e in de-
tail, giving every item Of expense from
watchman. and signal lights tG cost OF
material AS many as twenty-five build
fngs, aggregating forty millions of dol
lars in cost, have been in the course OF
The Washington times., 1910-05-09
REFUSES TO MARCH
WITH CONFEDERATE

TOLEDO. Ohio. May a-The invita-
ton Of Robert Patton Chapter. Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy, Of Cincinnati,
70 local G A R pests to participat te
IN a parade with Confederate veterans
when the memorial 10 Confederate or
ficeTs buried at JOhnSOn-s s island san
dUsky bay. May 50. Is unveiled. viii not
be accepted, so the POST officers say
today
This comes as a surprise as the G
A R had always held memorial sa~y-
ices Al the Island Cemetery on DeCora-
ton Day The veterans action has
created a sensation.
The Washington times., 1910-05-09
TWO APARTMENT
HOUSES ARE SOLD
Birmingham and Charlotte
Bring S85, COO and $4,000,
Respectively

meat houses. located respectively In
Adams NH road. just or Calvert street
and al Z12O p street, near Dupont circle.
have been sold by the TagEart-Fraser
Company
The sale OF the Birmingham, which
brought $500. was made in COnjuEC-
1iOn with George " Myers. Il IS IN
derstood that the property was acquired
by an out Of town buyer
In the sale OF the Charlotte the con
sideraIiOn was 5000 The purchaser
was Mrs Whiteside, wife Of General
Whiteside-
The TaEEart-F7Taser firm has sold for
Mrs WhiLeSide the country home
known as The Forest on the Rock
vile line. William A Pate was the
purchase The property Is valued az
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CHICAGO ORGANIZES.

CHICAGO. May s.-Chicago Is 70 Re
the second city to be organized IN the
interests Of ship subsidy legislation A
coDmiJtee Of 100 composed OF those in
terestsd IN such legislation has been u
Eanized IN New York. and James L
EWel and John D Long. lectures and
organizers, are now in Chicago seeking
10 form q branch society here The
work is being done under the auspices
Of the National Association Of Manu-
faCCuTeTs-
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FUNERAL ARRANGED
FOR THOMAS BYRNES
Former Police Inspector to Be
Buried Tomorrow In New
York.

NEW YORK. Nay "a solemn high
requiem mass viii be said at the Church
Of the Blessed Sacrament. Seventy-irst
street and Broadway tomorrow morn
iCE over the body OF former inspector
Of police, Thomas Byrnes, who died
Saturday night at his home SIS West
Seventy street
The interment viii take place at Cal
vary Cemetery Il has been decided
that the removal OF the body 10 the
church from Mr.. ByTne's late home,
viii be Of q private character
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PLANS ARE DRAWN
FOR BATTLESHiPS
Tentative Designs Made In View
Of Senate Committees
Action.

In view Of the Senate committees
action in retaining the two-battieship
provision in the naval appropriation
bill as IL passed the House, the Bu-
reau OF Construction snd Repair of
the Navy Department has drawn up
tentative plans for the new ships
There will be some changes II design
as compared with the Arkansas and
Wyoming. st having been decided that
the new Dreadnoughts viii be Of
1900 tons. instead Of $4,000 tons dis
placement.
It is expected that the two new ships
VIII be equipped with ten 14-inch
guns, instead Of twelve 1z-iBch guns
The present plans contemplate that
these will be mounted IN FIVE turrets-
thus commanding The maximum
amount OF broadside FIRE.
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ing enterprises IN all. this company
has executed contracts asgTegatlnS
washington & only one OF many Amer
lean cities that can point with pride &c
the lasting handiwOTk Of this great COT
StTUCtiOu company
The First skyscraper-
T is approximately twenty-five years
since NJ. George A. Fuller. originally
q young architect from New Eng
land, began to erect in Chicago
the Tacoma Building, which was the
first American skyscraper- This build
ing marked the introduction OF
a new type OF architecture and the
assumption BY one company of the
tiOn and equipment OF large build
ingS. Both conceptions belonged to
Mr.. Fuller The fact idea was deS-
tined 10 solve a perplexing CONNER
interests Of great municipalities It
was also destined 70 inaugurate in all
American cities great vertical expan-
i0i' Of outward Business P"&ae wae ODESSA ontsqa
trated n Ce1terS- The second idea Of
Mr. Fuller'S was TO simplify the prob-
lem Of construction, especially for the
owner or syndicate desiring to make
Improvements on property It seemed
best TO AC- Fuller to organize q con
stTuctiOn company, and the incorpO-
the
name OF the man whose ideas were TO
be developed II was decided there
fore, that the name OF that pioneer
COMPANY OF general contractors
should be the George A Fuller Com
rany
From its inception the company as
llled great undertakings and ac-
c0-nzi-s31eG them on time It's first
tuarter OF century has been an
&C uJiOn wCiCL has revealed a large
cries or gigantic operations all over
tho United States-a series whose
every unit. regardless of magnitude.
OF location, has been controlled in
every detail by the wonderful or
EaDlEaClOa for which this companv
is noted. a1d which aIWsvs has
seemed % have two guiding urinci-
pies Do II right, and do II on
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BATTLE OF THE FUTURE.

why doesn't the general order a
charger
Mail
The Washington times., 1910-05-09
VERY ATTENTIVE.

What kind Of a young man is your
daughter engaged to2'
well, III say this for him. he never
neSIects his love making for business
Charleston Mail
The Washington times., 1910-05-09

~ stood on a small pOTtiCO Just
a under the roof OF the F7atiron
4 = building in New York q day or
so ago-twenty stories above
Broadway He looked over the panorama
spread below him for moment and
then exclaimed:
Lets go inside- This makes me
dizzy
You see. in Berlin the government
limits the height OF q building 20 seven
stories Spread out they say, but they
90 not take into consideration the con
centratiOn Of business and the facility
Afforded by -tHa American skyScraper-
'f1Euch OF your commercial prestige Is
due % the skyscraper- II brings bust
ness together. Centers II, and you 90
more business because Of II But it's
too high for me; we Europeans are not
used 10 It
The FlatirOn Building has another
name-the Fuller Building. and that
brings I'D an interesting story For Full
eT made the skvscTaper possible-in the
The Washington times., 1910-05-09

Theatsr: the HippOdroHs. BelnOrd
BOSTON.
Hen-y Siegel Store. Essex Hotes. len
OK Hotel. Carlton Hotel. Riysrhanl1
Court Building. TechnoloEy-Cbs nbeEs
Building Board Of Trade Building.
ing. Carney Building. BTRzsr Building,
jewelers. Building
PHILADELPHIA.
BeIlevue-Stratford Hotel, Morris Build
WASHINGTON.
Mis- Building. che New Willard Ho-
tel. Cnlou Trust Building. MWsey Build
Ing. Evening Star Building. Mclean
Residence Patterson Residence Gomez
ttcOt Apartments
PTPTSBURG.
Frick Building, Peoples Savings Bank
BUiIInE. Farmers Bank Building. Nix
on TheateT, Wabash Depot
BUFFALO.
D. 5 Morgan Building
OTTAWA. CANADA
Chateau Laurier now huiIding)
ATLANTA.
Equitable Building
BALTIMORE
8Tuasey Building American Building.
MARYLAND Trust Building Union Trust
Building Calvert Pudding. Alexander
Browns Bank Building
CHICAGO
Stewart Building. MonsdnOCk and
Kezrsaree Building. The Temple, Co
Iur7Ibus Memorial Building, Old Colony
Building. AarqEette Building, Tribune
Building. TrTIde Building. Rand-0IcNsIlr
Building. Ashland Block. Rector Build
ing. Chicago and Northwestern Build
inS,- jackson brooks Building. The Fair,
Marshall Field Building. CHICAGO and
Northwestern Station. ITOquois Theater.
Illinois TheateT. Great Northern The6teT
and OfTice Building. Athletic Club. Uni
versity Club. american Trust and SaE-
fngS Rank Building. Blackstone Hotel.
T-r--- I a Sale
CHATTANOOGA.
James Building
KNOXVILLE.
Knoxville Banking and Trust Gem
paws Building
KANSAS CITY.
sharp Building. Commercial Building
san FRANCISCO
Metropolitan Life Building. Alaska
Commercial FUildinz
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First Level o sepnH the Entrance Were Removed
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Utilization of Space.

With the growth of cities the greatest
problem has been TO utilize land space
PTof1taoly- The area was limited on
every side, and with the materials for
nerly used il was impossible TO erect
a building Of any considerable height
With each additional story. II was neces-
sary 70 increase the thickness of the
The Washington times., 1910-05-09

PROMINENT German jOurnalist
stood on a small pOTdCo Just
under the roof Of the F7lati-Ol
building in New York a day or
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-21
srELROsE REAL ESTATE

BEAUTIFUL HOME. Sc. 500
New bungalows in best section OF Melrose
near car line and local; rooms, bath. with all
modern improvements; genuine mission style /:
beautifully designed woodwork hand finished /:
nne cabinet mantel; your choice Of fixtures; all
rooms large. sunny and rastefullv tinted. planned
Tor comfort and convenience; lots 4Ox116. east
front; all street work included; terms easy !.
1861 and 1868 52d sv. Apply owner, 1452 I'D
sv.: phone Elm. 500
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LEGAL NOTICES


In the Supreme. Court of New South Wales
Matrimonial Causes Jurisdiction.-No 1855.
Between AGNES MARY WARREN, Petit
TONER. and EDWARD WARREN. Respondent.
To EDWARD WARREN, formerly of Cali
fornid, latterly OF Sydney, more recently of
Honolulu:
Take notice that the said Agnes Mary War
rem has commenced a suit against you in this
honorable court, and is applying for a divorce
on the ground of your having without just
cause excuse willfully deserted her and with
out any such cause or excuse left her continu-
ously deserted during three years and up
wards. And take notice that you are required
TO enter appearance to the said suit at the
proper office of this honorable Jcourt be-
fore the thirty first day of July. 1910. and in
the event of your not doing within the time
limited obtaining further time the petitioner
will proceed and the suit be heard and de
termined your absence notwithstanding. A copy
OF the petition dled herein may be had ap-
plicatiOn to the undersigned free Of charge.
Dated this 10th February, 1910.
ROBERT WILLIAM FRASER,
Solicitor for the Petitioner. Postoffce Cham
bers. l14A Pitt street, sydney.
For the Registrar:
(Signed) JOHN GEO LEARY a.. s..
Chief Clerk
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MUsICAL INsTRUMENrs

THIRTY days free. 81 week after that il you
are satisfied; IL you wish 10 buy after 6
months pay s. or more per month; the piano
IS the identical same instrument made i'm the
same factory and cost the same as the one
advertised 70 be worth S375; our price is
$244; we have pianos that rent from s. per
month up and rent applied; can do bust
ness al lower prices and terms than any house
here. having the lowest expense, most central
location and smallest frontage. with large.
line wsreroons and less Indebtedness per cant
tsl than any house IN the United States all
legitimate factory bonds taken as first paw
fnent. HEINE PIANO CO. 81 Stockton ST
near Market Oakland branch, SO 14th ST.
under Touraine hotel
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OIL LANDS
--------A--.-.-.------.---
MONEY TO LOAN

CONFIDENTIAL loans on fur
niture. pianos warehouse receipts or security
Of any kind; loans can be repaid in easy
arrange the loan to suit you, same can be re-
paid whenever you desire. We give you the
full amount asked for; there are no advanced
charges of any kind. If you owe another
broker bills Of any kind we will pay them
for you and give you more money. Ii Is easier
TO pay one than number. We can make you
better rates and terms than any one in the
city 1t will pay you TO call and investigate
ILLINOIS FINANCE CO., formerly illinois
Trust Co.. 1916 Eddy. n block from Fillmore
Tel West 6745; 1924.
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Building Contracts

G. Forsberg with L. 6. Bergren--To erect
a two story and basement frame building two
datsl in Z line Of Shrader street. % OF Rivoli
avenue $ p by 100; $500
r. z. Bothin with Mason & Morrison-An adj
ditionaI floor for FIVE story and basement class
q building in : line OF Market street. 81 g NE
OF fremont NE 91:S by Sc 1875: S10,250.
T. H. Mccarthy with Hugh Pynn-Au work
except plumbing. painting, finish hardware. etc.
1HatsD in r line OF Shrader street. so y OF
RivoIi avenue. \ . By 100; 81 300
F. A. Him with Florent & Gardiser-Excavst
ing OF lot furnish brick. lime. sand. etc. for
brick foundation ar SW corner of Utah and
Twsnty-fourth streets. " 30 by 100: $2.1r3.
Joshua Grindle with Thomas RI. Days sons
To erect a one story and basement brick garage
in n line Of Golden Gate avenue. 6S:9 Of Jones
street, SIG by y 1915. $4,000
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-21

INVESTMENTS
TO THE INVESTORS.
CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY ELSE
WHERE.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
l,o00 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co.
1000 shares Monterey Coal Co
500 shares Four Metals (San JOSEF at 12c.
500 shares Lady Washing ton Oil Co.
1000 shares Liberty OIL Co.
800 shares Alsal Oil Co.
100 shares Buringame Typewriter Co. at roc.
10 shares United Wireless.
shares La Zacualpa Rubber 1890 series) ;
cheap.
1000 shares Jewell Oil Co. "a barSain)
1000 shares Templor McKittrick Oil CO..
1000 shares Section Six Oil Co.
LIST YOUR SECURITIES WITH US.
Money advanced active stocks.
L. VI. HARRIS & CO.,
STOCK AND. BOND BROKERS.
I51 1873 Phelan bldg. Tel. Suffer 1l23.
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1--WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE !

u " F.
We advertise to make loans to saIaried neopIs
as cheap as any company in the city and cheaper
than a majority of them, without security or
indorser, and we do it, We will make you loan
on short notice without inquiry of your friends
or relatives. All OF employees are gentlemen
and you assured courteous treatment Pri-
vate Money costs only for time in your posses
sion GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO. 6IS Phe-
Ian bldg. 9Th floor. Offices open until D. m
Monday and Saturday evenings until O'Clock
LOAN COMPANY
WILL. LOAN Y0TT MONEY ON FURNITURE
PIANOS ETC: SO to $500. Low COST: CON,
FIDENTIAI.: HONEST AND SQUARE DEAL
CALL. WRITE OR PHONE
1878 PACIFIC BLDG. 4TH AND MARKET
PHONES DOUGLAS 3265 HOME Jl741.
Oakland offce-o1S First National Bank bldg.
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BARGAIN-Wii sacrifice fine sunny corner. 25x
100. with small cottage. in Richmond dis
trict: about half cash balance terms; price
81 500. BOX 121, Call office.
McENERNEY SUITS AT s35.
LAWYERS TITLE INVESTMENT co.
20s Balboa Building.
MARKET and I'd STREETS.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

OFFICE of the Firemans Fund Insurance Com
pany,. San Francisco, April Is, 1e10.-At a
meeting of the board OF directors held this
day a dividend of 8 per cent (S3 per sharel
for the months ending March 81, 1910, was
declared to stock holders of record at the
close of business April 90 1910 payable on
and after April 80, 1910. Dividend checks
will be mailed on that date.
LOUIS WEINMANN, Secretary.
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TO PROVIDE FOR THAT DAY
PLACE YOUR MONEY
IN A NATIONAL INDUSTRY
WHERE BIG PROFITS ARE SURE
OUR RESOURCES:
% TEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
ca OF MATCHLESS FERTILITY
CD PRODUCING A FOOD PRODUCT
a OF WIDESPREAD DEMAND.
90 A BUSINESS THAT CAN NOT FAIL.
biggest up-to-date cooperative profit taking bust
ness in this big land. For particulars call
address ESCONDIDO PLANTATION COMPANY,
HEWES BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO.
RARE OPPORTUNITY
A Bargain In Mining Stocks
Profit sharing in 4 different mines.
Copper, Lead and Silver.
We have from to 81 per cent in copper.
Silver runs from SOC to $77.e2
Lea. Lead as high as IS per cent per ton: o,
Now there is only small amount of this stock
TO be sold at Toe per share.
CHARLES X. BLENDER.
$40 Pacific building, San Francisco.
1000 TO $1,000 INVESTED NOW Will RE-
FULLY SECURED; NO OH. OR MINING
SCHEME; 5000 o EXTREME LIMIT OF IN N,
MAN ALSO. SIG METROPOLIS BANK BLDG.
OIL stocks for quick sale-Coalinga Aladdin, 11c
Coalinga National, 4Sc; Maricopa National, sic {;
Lady Washington. zoe; Templor Ranch. 26c
follow you" FR afdefS W OUT GREGORY co cor
porated. oil stock brokers. Fresno.
OCEAN SHORE RY. BONDS FOR SALE
D: 7; BEsECkER. 24s fAGITIC BUILDING
OIL LANDS
OIL LANDS
l have large tract of first class oil land all
in one body that 1 can sell at price Of from
$40 to 5000 per acre. Will divide TO suit pur-
chaser or will exchange for good Oakland or
San Francisco real estate. Present owner does
not have the money to develop it. Experts
reports and samples OF the oil are In my office.
This is a fortune for some one, you do not
take any chances in developing.
d. +. MINNEY, 422 18th st, Oakland.
Just east of Broadway.
THE UNDERWRITERS OIL CO. offers the
safest oil investment on the market. We are
buying 400 acres Of proven land in the Coal
inga field. There will be drilling. The
land will be resold in small parcels
The big money in oil has been made OF
the land.
Write for particulars.
UNDERWRITERS OIL CO.,
1852 ] ST, Fresno. Cal.
$50 ACRES OIL EAND in proven district $3.50
per acre. Box 100 Call.
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Z. F. WAYLAND & Co, BROKERS,
4I6 Monadnock bldg, San Francisco, Cal.
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE
1000 shares Alisal Oil Co............ a SOIL
1000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co. a 81
900 shares August Oil Co............ a 81
1000 Lady Washington Oil Co........0 %
600 Calf. Pressed Brick Co......... a %
COO shares Coalinga Crude oil Co... a %
LOCO shares -Four Metals (San JOSEF a ~
900 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co. 80. a II
LOCO shares Spring Tire Co.........-M II
60 Coalinga National Petroleum. -. a 80
500 shares Consolidated Of COalnga 1 10
500 shares Hoag Automatic Press Co. IN 30
go shares Templor Ranch OIL Co... a 80
$50 Ventura Oil Development Co. 49,. a 10
20 Telepost S. 4. and Convertibles tWanted)
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NOTICE OF SALE OF CLAIM AGAINST CALL
FORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COM
PANY, A CORPORATION, IN LIQUIDATION.
Bids in writing will be received to and in
Guiding Monday, April 18th, 1910. for the pur-
chase of unsecured claim amounting to
$764S0 made against California Safe Deposit
and Trust Company, corporation. in liquda-
ton. This claim is for moneys deposited in a
commercial account with said institution and
remaining unpaid by that institution at the time
Of its failure. This claim is subject TO a claim
of DepoSitors Association, California Safe De-
posit and Trust Company, for its usual charges
amounting to five per cent of amount collected
by it.
All bids must be in writing. signed by the
bidder, and accompanied by his address.
Terms of sale cash acceptance of bid.
Address Box 1913, Call.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-10 room. NE. corner modern house;
nnished basement. gas, electricity. furnace.
sleeping porch, bathrooms 3 toilets, 3 fine
mantels; first class order; marine view; sDlen-
did location; lot 5Ox14O; carpets. curtains and
much furniture to go with house. 2. D. box
A. Alameda.
$500 down, balance $50 per month. interest
per cent, will buy new, well built cottage
or rooms on San Jose av.; lot 33x10Os
price 5000 Address owner. bog $50 Cal
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HAMILTON so. GARAGE. GEARY. CORNER
STEINER; AUTO STORAGE; SUP'S; REPAIR
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CITY REAL ESTATE

LIPMAN HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery st
Phone, Douglas 1914
GOOD BUYS IN SUNSET DISTRICT
Lots Lots Lots
$3.50 each; on 32d av near the stadium: one
block from Golden Gate park and 81 st
cars; adjoining property selling for donbl,
the money; easy terms.
81 $50 each: only lots left on Dist av. between
H and I SITS; opposite beautiful home
worth more money: terms TO suit.
81, 000-Lot on i st. near 9th av
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN COTTAGE
s., eoo.six room story and a half cottage neal
18th and ST.; only l block from
Golden Gate park and cars
18th av. Open daily. including Sunday.
PICKUPS IN RICHMOND DISTRICT
ON EASY TERMS
$e5o-Only one lot left on 34th av. between
s7o0-2Sth av. and St; high elevation; grand
view.
s7oo-A St near s5th av; ready to build on.
$3.50 per lot; 31st ay. and B st.
$900-35th av. between and sts . street
macadamized; house on each side of lot.
81, 250-Most desirable marine view residencs
lots. 10th ay. between and B SITS.
building restrictions; understandable ma
rine view; artistic 1900 house II
course of construction in this block;
being contracted for: only a few
of the lots left. See US about them a
once.
Take Eilis-ocean car to our BEACH OFFICE
cor. Fulton St and 49th av. Opposite life savine
station Open afternoons and Sundays.
LIPMAN & HIRsCHLER, 255 Montgomery st
Phone Douglas 1914.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of
the Sacramento Valley Irrigation Company I'M
til o'clock p. m. May l. 1910. for the ezca-
vstiOn of hundred thousand 100, 0O0)
yards of earth in the construction and recon
struction of the Central Canal OF the Sacra-
mento valley irrigation project Bids will be
received for one or more divisions of about one
hundred thousand 100000 to two hundred
thousand GOO. 000) yards each. The right is re-
served TO reject any or all bids; to accept a
bid any divisions, and reject
the others. and to waive technical defects as
the interests of the company may require.
Specifications, forms of proposals and plans
may be inspected at the office OF the chief en-
gineer of the company at Willows Cal.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY IRRIGATION COM
PANY.