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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16
COMMISSION FORM
Fixed for Thursday, September
IS, by Mayors Proclamation.

Mayor Dickson has issued his pro-
clan1ation fixing Thursday, September
Is, as the day on which the qualified
voters of the city of Shreveport can
pronounce on the proposed government
by commission The polls will be at
the usual polling places and will be con
Quoted strictly as provided by the cleo
ton laws of the State.
There is manifest opposition TO the
proposed system, which, queer as it may
seem, comes, from a class of the people
who should be directly in favor of the
new form. However, this opposition is
suggested and encouraged by individ-
uals who are opposed to the change for
the reason that they are now connected
with, or are the benefciaries, Of the
present system of government.
While this opposition is conceded, the
great majority of the citizens of Shreve-
port will vote for the new form which,
it is safe I'd say, will be approved by a
decided majority.
Referring to the opposition, it may
be related that at the corner of Texas
and Market street thre stood group
Of men discussing the new form One
OF the party, loud talller, was voicing
his opposition. This tall7er is of the
class who has no property and is de-
pendent on his daily earnings. In Civ
ing his reasons he said Gentlemen, /
am against the new scheme because it
will increase our taxes and create an
aristoeracy of wealth" As the Cau-
casian representative nearby heard this
declaration he was completely over
whelned Too utterly utter, and he
has been wondering how men of pre-
surned intelligence can SO far depart
from intelligent conclusions in this day
and generation of enlightenment.
As the election is fixed for Thursday,
September IS, the second primary for
the nomination Of candidates, If neces-
sary, should be held on that day This
would obviate trouble and expense and
would insure full vote.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16
TWO MEN STANGLED
By a Giant Plumber His Strength His
Only Weapon of Defense.


Alton, ILL.,, Aug. I4.-John Burton, an
Alton wrestler. son of George Burton.
mayor pro tenn of Alton, killed two men
last night at Marine BY strangling them.
Burton claims Leo Wentz and Lewis
Weilbreelt robbed him of $40, and led
him TO vacant house to spend the
night, He discovered his loss and de.
n1anded his money. Burton says Wentz
attacked him and that Weilbrecht caught
Burton,s leg. eas-tllree rolled about
the floor. Burton caught Wentz by the
throat with his hand and the other mans
head he caught between his legs He
eholed both to death. He then gave
himself up TO the town authorities.
Burton is now in jail at Edwardsyilie.
To the fact that Sheriff David Jones
Owns an automobile the prisoner may
owe his life Relatives of his victims
say feeling was So intense in Marne
that it boded i'll for Burton
When advised by telephone OF the
tragedy, the sheriff did not wait for day
I ght, but ordered out his automobile.
ard with two deputies went aftee pur-
Ton. He made the 24-mi1e rount trip
md had Burton in jail At Edwaidsvlll-
before 4 O'Clock this morning
Burton. who is over six feet tall and
weighs 24o pounds, is a plumber and
steam filter He was called to Marine
by a hardware firm to install some fix
lures After he completed his work he
went with Wentz and Weilbrecht to a
saloon and spent the evening. At II
O'Clock the three left, Wentz saying he
would give Burton and Weilbrecht lodg-
ing in house belonging to his mother.
They entered the house apparently on
the most amicabfe terms. A few min
ufes later William Reynolds, who lives
two blocks away. was startled by the APP
.pearance of Burton, whom he knew.
..I have been robbed said Burton.
You must be mistaken, replied Rey-
nolds, nothing if that kind ever takes
place in this quiet town.
Well, they tried to, and I killed
them both.
It was some time before Burton could
make Reynolds believe that anything
had happened. Then the. latter put on
his hat and accompanied the plumber to
the Wentz house.
Didn't I tell your declared Burton
There's one Of them there, and the
ot1ler is over there"
Today Burton told the same story to
the na1ica
Burton can bend ao-penny nails arr
iron pipes with his hands, Both his vic
tins were powerful men
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16
GALLAGHER, PIsTOL-TOTER
The Penalty Suggested Should Be APP
piled in Louisiana.

Atlanta Constitution: Now that an
other citizen has packed a gun to the
detriment of this Nation remarks the
Denver Times, is it not time that, as
Nation, we set our faces against this
custom? p
1t is
The Constitution has been insisting
upon such a reformation for a good
many years, with an added accept with
in the past eight or nine months
In every American commonwealth
there are laws against the carrying of
concealed weapons.
If they are enforced undeviatingly and
with rigidity, there is just cause to be-
lieve that crimes growing out OF viola
tions can. within a few years, be mate
rally diminished
Gallagher's testimony was to the eff
feet that he had packed the revolver,
with which he committed his crime, for
an interval stretching over several
months.
No one, of course, not gifted with
second sight could have known that he
was violating the law and sought his
prosecution.
But making it more difficult for the
average pistol-toter, once arrested, to
get away with nominal fine, sentenc-
ing him to stripes and depriving him
perhaps of his citizenship, would put
. Grim" in the practice, without regard
to section.
There will be found constitutional
Eildees throughout the Nation, as in
Georgia, TO object to saeh decided meas
ures.
Evidence accumulates that thoughtful
citizens everywhere are getting ready to-
override their obstructionism.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16
RIVER AND WEATHER.

River: Denison o., a fall of OF; Ar
thur City 20. fall of o5; Lewis cry
40, a fall Of or; White eCliffs 100, a
rise Of 90; Fulton I4.7, rise of 20;
Ringo Crossing OF, rise Of OF; Fin
1eye Oh; Spring Bank SO, rise of 3.4
Shreveport ~, rise of o.e.
Weather forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity Fair to unsettled tonight and
Wednesday slight change in ten1pera-
tlre
Red river forecast: The change viii
be unimportailt at Fulton dllring the
next 48 hours, and rise Of FIVE feet Of
more win occur at Shreveport during
the next three days,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16
WEATHER AND CROPS
Conditions Have Improved-The Rain
fall Has Been Timely.

New Orleans Picayune Aug. IS: The
past week has been generally a favor
able period for the leading crops, partie-
a1ar1y cotton. Throughout the central
and eastern portions of the belt there
have been timely showers, with an album
dance of sunshine and moderate temper
atures Even in the Carolinas, where
some rain was needed, showers were
experienced. AS a result, the cotton
crop has made favorable progress and
now looks very buch more promising
than it did several weeks back.
Oklahoma has had an abundance of
rain, and the crop in that State, which
was threatened by drouth about ten days
ago, is now in fine conditions and prom
isiug a good yield. Arkansas has also
had ample rain. In Texas, however,
the conditions are not so favorable.
While the northern portion has had
rains, and as a result is in good shape,
central and southern Texas has had no
rain during the week worth mentioning,
and there is much complaint of deterio-
ration because of the sdrouth and high
Temperature, although a drop in tenn
perature and cloudy weather have given
some relief the last half Of the week.
With the cotton crop now doing well
all over the belt except in the lower hall
of Texas, the prospect for a good yield
is now fairly encouraging. Few hope
for anything like bumper crop, but
many do now believe in a good crop
should the weather continue favorable
from now on and frost be delayed &c
the average date.
A large crop Of corn now. seems as.
snred. The same can not be said oi
rice, although fair crop. of that cerea
seems likely Rice harvesting is now il
progress, although it has been some
what interfered with by the rains Al
labor is plentiful, rice farmers expec
to take off their crops rapidly as soor
as the weather permits
The cane crop continues to make ex
eellent progress, and is now in yer,
good shape for this period of the year
There has been suficiency of rain
and under the influence of the higl
Temperatures the cane has grown rap
idly. While nobody IS venturing an,
predictions as to the size of the yield
there seems to be general satisfaction
with the outlook.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16
MAYOR GAYNOR
Is Improving steadily-He VIII Soon
Be Declared Conyalescent.

The latest advice from New York is
that Mayor Gaynor is improving stead
lily and will soon be declared GONZALES
cent. This news is cheering to his fam
lily and his realtives and his friends, and
TO the people everywhere he sympathize
with him in his ordeal
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16
PRISONER LOCATED

The negro Patterson, who on Sunday
night escaped from the custody of Dep
uty Otis, has been located in the neigh
borhood of Benson, La When he es-
capped he was manacled at the wrists.
How he had these removed may be de-
veloped later He unquestionabiy had
the assistance of some one OF his race.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16
LOCAL RECEIPTS.
-This Week.

You can not find better, more satis-
factosy coffee than LUZTANNEs even
at twice its price Order some from
your grocer
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16
sATURpAY, sEpT. 5, IoIo,

When you are looking for the good
kind Of stationery, remember that we
are still 1t s1z Edwards street and viii
Fint that kind for you.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16
IupIcIAL SALE.

No. 13zos--In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court Of Caddo Parish, La !;
E. R. Bernstein et al vs.. W. &.
Henderson, ct al.
By virtue of a commission to sell, TO
me directed from the Honorable First
Judicial District Court of Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana, in the above numbered
and entitled suit, / will offer for sale az
public auction at the principal front
door Of the court house of Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana, during the legal hours
for sales. on
SATURDAY, SEPT. s. 1910,
The south half Of the south half Of sec
ton Il, township II north, range 10
west, Caddo Parish, Louisiana, less the
right Of way of Kansas City Southern
Railway Company SAID property as
belonging to the parties litigant and to
Be sold for cash and according to law
for the purpose Of eTeeting partition.
]. P. FL0URNOY,
Sheriff, ex-0ffieio Auctioneer-
Caucasian. July 81, 1910.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16

We have time inst now to do some
work lor you May be Jon havs not
tried olx printing Phone 1000
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-16

LUzIANNE COFFEE IS the south's
favorite coffee. Six million pounds used
annually. As your grocer for it
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MONEY MAKING LOTS

ATUNE1
Buy in the right location-THATS THE Sc
oRET. Select the district that offers the
GREATEST ATTRACTION to growth and that
presents the LEAST RESISTANCE to growth
BUY A LOT THERE and your money is abso-
lutely safe and you will make money. In our
Park the best lots 10 buy We offer for sale
lots between II and / sts., SD and seth avs,
on EASY TERMS-0NLY $3.50 CASH. BAL
AECE SIS PER MONTH; PRICE 1000 AND
UPWARD. Price includes macadamized streets,
cement sidewalks sewer, water and gas. This
work is now in progress. Similar property facing
Central Park in New York sold so years ago for
$1o0 a front foot and has resold recently for
$4,000 per front foot. Come out and see our
property. Take the Ocean on O'Farrell st.
All lines transfer. Get of these lots. Don't
have to tell your children what you could have
done. San FrancIsco's strongest growth is west
ward toward the Ocean. Agents on the property
with maps and prices.
= LYON & HOAG,
$50 Market street
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LYON g. HOAG,
R2G 1forEaf e@


S1O,500-McA llister ST. corner; new fats Of
I rooms and bath; lot 25x95 rented low, 1914
per mouth: bargain.
$1,000 new fats Of rooms and bath: lot
25xl20; rented low, SIC per month; choice block
near Park
$5,500-Nothing like It for less than So 500:
residence of rooms and bath; lot 25xe5; close
TO Golden Gate Park
-, I5O-Attracttve room residence Ashbury
Heights near Frederick ST.; lot 25xSo; cheap
SI,25o-Splendid residence, facing Panhandle:
rooms; lot 25x100; make offer.
S2,o00-Lot Stevenson St. 25x17:6: mort
gage VI 900 can stand; fine buy.
S1.0O0-Ch0ice corner. 60x95 feet block from
Golden Gate Park; street work ali done; very
choice.
MARINE VIEW LOTS.
S2,65O-Lot 25xl20, close to the Preside wall;
price includes asphalt street, granite curbs and
side sewer; unobstructed view Preside and
Golden Gate; Point Benito In the distance
$o,5o0-Corner on Lake ST., 46x10O; price in
cludes street work, asphalt pavement, granite
curb. cement sidewalks. This corner is opposite
the beautiful West Clay Park.
SECONDHAND marine view lot. 75x12O, close
to the Preside wall. This price includes asphalt
street work, granite curb, side sewer. The view
from this lot is superb.
We have several choice properties to exchange
Tor other San Francisco real estate. We OFFER
improved property for vacant. Also have vacant
property TO trade for improved Glad to talk
trade with you.
LYON & HOAG
500 Market st.
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MADISON Il BURKE.
30 Montgomery st.
Established January, 1855.
Reliable Renters and Collectors
Sl4,oOO-FeH- St, facing Golden Gate park; 4
modern fats, renting low at S112.50 mo.
this Is very good; make offer.
Slo,OOo-Fulton ST., near Golden Gate park: g
fats and cottage, renting for Sl10; must
be sold
sic, 50o-3 modern fats, rooms and bath each:
Post ST: near octavia; lots 27:6x110;
rents $3.50.
I'll, oe0-Modern flats and cottage; Sacramento
ST. near Locust; fiat completely and ele-
gantly furnished rents S130 per month
S9,I5G-3 fine fats, McAllister st. near Pierce;
must be sold; want an offer; this price
has been reduced from $4,000.
S,Oo-2 hats, Broderick st. Suffer; fine
location; always rented
S9,oOO-Lake ST.; charming fats near 18th
av:; large lot; rent SIT so per month
StIo0-Cheap buy in Fulton st. Laguna
u :6x120 to rear street; rents SIS month.
S7,25o-2 modern flats; Broderick st. near Full
ton; rents S65.
S6,2o0-2 hats, Bush st. Broderiek; and
rooms and bath; lot 27:6x97:6; rent
S65.
S6,250-Clay st. near Devisadero; rooms and
BETH large lot.
S5,ooo-Greenwich St, small fats, near La
guna; good income; $4S per month
S4,SO0-2 modern fats, Clement ST. near 21st
az; in good condition.
S2,500-Tehams st. near 9Th; 25xSO.
$2,150-Alabama st. near 2Sth; cheap home
with lot 50xS0; make Offer
$2,15o-Jones st. lot, In; suitable for
81 ,5Oo-Glover st. Jones; fine lot for cot
tage fat.
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far from NJ St. lot 25x12o. (7472)
LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS
s6,ooo--Alwsys asked this. but now will sacri-
fee; eth St; not far from Market
25x90; will submit any offer. {73oS)
Last lot left-Marine view lot, 2Sx137:6; on
sunny side Of Clay st.: not far from
Jones: we have sold of these during
the last 8 weeks nothing good left
only $4,000: better get to work IL you
want TO take advantage OF what will
never be offered again. (70S5)
s5,ooo-Doube frontage lot on Leavenworth
ST. near California; not in Are limits
sunny side (Tooe)
S4,5oo-W Washington st. corner; over IS feet BY
1915; fne~marine view: few minutes
! walk Of Montgomery st. (5657)
$4,3oo-Lake ST. corner; 25x100; sunny and on
one of best clocks. (7529)
$4,oo0-26 foot lot on Washington st near
Taylor; just the thing for that building
OF yours full depth; beautiful view Of
bay and city. (565S)
s2,2oo-Fine level building lot, 25x12o; on 18th
av. 100 feet from cars; all street work
curbs and sidewalk complete. {6674)
S1,15o-Lot on 18th av. near H ST.; 25x120;
street severed, graded macadamized.
s1,35o-Corner. 32:6x1oo: on l St: Just opposite
new block being graded, severed. ETC.
rs foot corner opposite held at 81 $50.
sl,2Jo-Just what you'v been looking for: lot
On small street near Pacific and Hyde;
good for couple Of small fats. (7546)
Send for May list Of property for sale; Just out
BALDWIN NOV ELL. 31S-324 Kearny St.
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9TH AND MARKET STREETS.

SIS, 000-Stevenson St, close to 5th and Mar
ket; 45xI5 feet; would pay very we'll IL
small brick building of lofts were erected.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. a1s-a o4 kE4RNY ST
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SIC. 000-Beautiful home Of rooms, etc.: walls
in silk textile: beamed and inlaid cell
ings hardwood floors: fixtures hand made
to order; 40 foot lot: terraced garden;
beautiful view; auto facilities; fine loca-
ton; Ashbury hill. (66S5)
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SOL GETZ & SONS, Real Estate Dealers
Room 32s, Chronicle building.
Grading OF our Park Blocks nearly completed
No better opportunity has yet been offered for
the choicest, cheapest lots on easy terms
OCEANSIDE DISTRICT
81 ESQ to 81. s00-Fronting II ST., asa and 41th
avs park and cars; lots and streets on official
grade. See them at once.
$3.50 to Sl,25o-In any part Of Ocean.gde
Parkside and Sloat boulevard. Invest and Won
viii make money there.
SUNSET DISTRICT LOTS
$500 to 81 ,450-In 10th, goth, 22d, 23d, oath
and 18th avs, from II 10 SITS
All graded, ready to build on. Fine view of
park and ocean. On installments.
$3.50 TO $S5o-Richmond heights lots: superb
view Of ocean. park and SpreckeIs lake. Terms
500 to $45o-Excelsior homestead, Ocean
View and Lakeview lots; IS a month.
s., 200 to So. 500-Modern cottages; good loea.
tions; easy terms.
Oceanside branch office, corner 81 ct. and AZ
ev. Sunset branch office, corner st. and 2<th
sv. Both open daily and Sundays.
SOL GETZ & SONS, Owners and Dealers,
Room 32S, Chronicle Bldg.
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Sill ,o00-Income nearly $3.50 month; new
building of good, separate fats; not
far from Valencia and Market sts. lot
over 81 feet front. (6666)
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SIC, 5o0-will net you profit of $1,000; "a
lots; corners: ! block from cars and
Golden Gate park; near to park and
Preside boulevard; call and get further
information
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| S12, 500-Marne view residence: stories, attic
and high basement; bedrooms; living
room. 17x23: paneed walls and beameu
ceilings: lot 30x104 shinged all around ;
pretty garden in rear; exceptionally we'll
built: every room sunny Baker st. near
Vallejo. (76ST)
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Isl .0o0-Stevenson nr. 9TH: 155xSo
SIS. O00-Oner will be entertained; 5Oxs0 r.; nr.
Sd and Howard.
Si1 .500-Cole 81. business COR: 50x1oo
s.. 500-Ellis mr. Lesvenworth st.
81. 500-Near Jones and Clay: 50x1Oo.
81. 0OO-LeavenWOrth and Bush: 30xi37:6
s.. 100-Sscramento 81. near Hyde: 34N137:6.
s.. 50g-Nr. Hyde and Green; 52x62-
SC. 500-Iesvenworth; unobstructed marine view
50N137. o.
IS .000-Nesr Jones and Jackson; 27:6x10G:6.
81 60O-Nr. Vallejo and Polk: 35xs7 &c: fne apt.
site.
81 25O-Union nr. Polk: lot 33x13o IT.; fine ma
rine view.
- BLOOM. Lyon and Sacramento: 25xl2T :SK
$4.O00-Yallejo st. near Pierce; 25x1o0.
So 500t-Tehama 81. bet Sd and 4th.
Sc. 5o0-Nesr Baker and Oak: 25x137.
s.. O0o-Rebster and Filbert: 24x137:6.
81 .S00-Ritch ST. near Bryant; 25x75.
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RESIDENCES.
SI,oO0-Ashbury st. Frederick; fine mod
ern residence, 10 rooms and BATH in per-
rest condition; nice location; bargain
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JORDAN PARK.

The only restricted residence district
In the Western Addition.
$3.50
Beautiful story and basement resi-
dence, now ready for occupancy. On
Commonwealth av., where the fine
homes are. Sun and light on all
sides; As foot lot; nothing cramped
in this home; 3 open fireplaces;
large bathrooms; large sun porch
opening OF second floor Come out
and let us show you through the
house. You may get a few new ideas
whether you want to buy or not.
The terms will be made right to the
right party. paid up Home 1nsur-
ance with your deed.''
JORDAN PARK OFFICE, 201 EUCLID Av.
''Sutter and California st cars
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S150-Lot In Douglass mr.. Doth; 25x130.
2,l5o-5 lots, mr.. Chenery and Mateo;
sewer, water and gas; fine location for build
ing cot
$2,650-Diamond mr. nth 25xi25
81 .s0O-Cot. OF rms, Douglass mr.. 10th;
25x125; 81, 900 cash
IS, 100-Cot. RS. and b. mr.. 18th and Dan
vers; street work done: $500 cash, bal to suit.
S3,ooo-Cot: RS. and b.. toilets; large
bsmt. lot $50 #. deep; 18th st. car passes
door; will make terms; see them under con-
struction; Corbett av. mr.. Ashbury; sale will
be at premises between IL and o'clock today.
$5,500-Cot. rs, all on / floor: 25x150;
18th St mr. Mission park; owner will carry
mortgage.
$500 rs. and b. cot, mdn.; something
very nice; Sycamore av. mr. 18th and Va
lencia: o6xi00 #. to rear alley; 81 500 cash.
$3,25o-Cot., York ST 23d; 26x100;
driveway and fine sanitary stable of 8 stalls.
$780, mdn. fats and rs. and b.. 18th
mr.. Noe; mortgage of $500.
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[R,EiAL ESTATE
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

SHA1NwALD, BUCKBEE & co.
- Montgomery St, Lick bldg
Phone Douglas Al.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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the real bargains are
advertised in The Call
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued
JOS. II. FUCKER & CO.,

JUS. ii. RUCkER CO.,
40 Post ST
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance, Rents
$2,10o-Fine lot, suitable for fats. size ok
90; Broadway. vicinity of LeavenwGrth st;
s1,T5o1suitable for stores or fats: lot S2:6x
100: northeast Utah and Mariposa; non
resident owner, needs money; make us an
offer. B-3-10 "a
s4.625-A speculation or Investment: fne Lot
on Minna St close to Second; ground
A24
s3,ooo-Choce lot on Broadway near Hyde St.
23xs7, suitable for . nice fats B-1-22l
S4.1O0-Choice marine view lot. 25x112: Union
st., vicinity Jones; suitable for large
se,2oo-Polk st. near FIlbert; very desirable lot
- zoo with marine view. S1x1Oo. B-4-So1
so,ooo-Folsom st. close to 9TH; lot 25x90;
owner. will trade and pay cash differ
so -o enee for good improved property.
$s,oOO-Splendid room residence on Masonic
av near Waller St; all modern con-
veniences; lot e5x1O6; have look at
sl1 ,ooo@Here's your opportunity to secure Efi1l
nice residence at much less than actual
value; Washington st. Preside
10 rooms with all modern ecnvenienees
nnished basement with billiard hall and
furnace; price reduced for quick sale.
s11. 5oo-Attractive terms can be arranged on
MS ms . splendid fats in the Ash6q d
with owner occupying l fat. D-4-220
sls,ooo,A good. solid Investment; marine
view apartment fats. Of 40 rooms and
bath each; lot 81 :6xS7:6; Polk near
Union: monthly income s1s3. C-4-105
SIS, 50o-Business property on Jackson st. near
Front; story brick building under Sc
cured lease at an average monthly rental
OF S142.J0; substantial investment
A1-102
81, o00-Fine residence site; corner on Vallejo
St; unobstructed marine view; lot 55x9O.
1854
$40, 0o0-For exchange: Chinatown business
property producing annual income of
"a. 100; owner will take in part payment
unimproved lot or fats or would trade
for income property of larger value and
pay cash difference.
JOS. II. RUCKER & CO..
40 Post st.
Offices also in San lose