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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
Boxlng Mt McGuigan,s.

There will be boxing show at Paddy
MeGuigans tomorrow night. There will
be eight bouts, In which some new boys
from New York, Brooklyn and Jersey will
appear. McGuigan has obtained for his
main bout Tommy Murphy. the hard-hit-
ting lightweight, VS.. Charlie Smith who is
also there with the punch. The other
Murray Allen. Paddy Coster VS.. Jimmie
Carol. Jack Reilly VS.. Young Donahle,
Of Orange; Kid Arthur VS.. Harry Sey
Bender, Ray Hatfield. of Newark VS..
Billy Flood, of Newark and Bill Johnson,
of orange, VS.. Barney Livingston, also OF
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
TORONTO TAKES TWO.

TORONTO. Sept. 14.-Toronto made
it four straight in two days over the
Royals here yesterday. Mueller and
Carroll, who were on the mound for
the Leafs in the two contests twirled
good ball. The scores were to and
to 2. the latter contest being called
in the seventh inning on account Of
darkness. The scores:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
GRAYS 4, SHELTERS 2.

PROVIDENCE, Sept 14.-Jersey
City dropped back into the cellar yes
terday as a result of 4 to 2 defeat at
the hands of the Grays. Both teams
started like world beaters-the Skeeters
tearing off brace of counters in the
opening round, and the locals hammer
ing out three, driving Manser to the
stable. Sitton relieved him and pitched
fair ball. The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
OLYMpIcs TO HOLD SMOKER.

A smoker under the auspices of the
Olympic A. c. will be held Friday eve
ming at Weisemann's Hall, 209 Ferry
street. The committee has arranged
for first-class vaudeville talent. and
the evening should furnish rare sport.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
OLSEN TO WRESTLE.

Neil Olsen, the Great Dane, will ap-
pear on the mat in the big open-air
arena at Hillside Park tomorrow night
against John Mclaughlin or George
Schnable, the Hoboken butcher boy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
MANY BIG SCORES.
Good Bowling Done in the IrO-
quOis Tourney.

Wolf and Iimpert were the high-score
kids in the Iroquois two-man bowling tour
nalnent matches last night, winning three
games with over 400 totals. They lost
one owing to numerous pitts. West and
Lentz, of Orange, broke even, and the
local pair. Littell and Feary. lost three of
four games. Limpert was the individual
star, with a 203.2 average. The scores:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
ROCHESTER TAKES J
GAME AND HOLDS
SAME ADVANTAGE

Ragan Whitewashes Bisons.
Grays and Skeeters Fight to
Get Out Last-F0rmer Suc-
Ceeds, Latter ReCedes-Muel-
Ter and Carroll Beat Royals.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark 6, Baltimore 2.
Providence T. Jersey City g.
Rochester g. Buffalo 0.
Toronto s. Montreal /.
Toronto 3. Montreal Z.
Games Today.
Newark at Baltimore.
Jersey City at Providence
Rochester at Buffalo.
Montreal at Toronto.
Games Tomorrow.
Baltimore at Providence.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Montreal at Toronto.
KTEWARK defeated the Orioles, but
IN gained nothing in the Eastern
League race as Rochester downed
Buffalo. Jersey City "got back in last
place again yesterday, the Grays doing
the trick. Montreal lost two more
games to the Maple Leafs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

Runs-Simmons 2, AIperman.
Errors-Starr, Corcoran; Alperman
Buffalo .............0 y 0 o 0 90
Rochester .........0 0 o 2 0 0 0 0 Ia
Strdck out-By Merritt z, by Ragan !.
Two-base hits-Alperman, Simmons. Stolen
bases-Corcoran, Henline. First base on
errors--Buffalo l, Rochester 2. Left on
bases-Buffalo 6, Rochester 8. Umpires-
Hurst and Murray. Time of game-1h.
35m. Attendance-5S0.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
ROCHESTER 3, BUFFALO O.

BUFFALO, Sept. H.-Ragan pitched
Rochester to victory over the Bisons
here yesterday by the score of to 0.
The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

ID defeating Boston yesterday the
O Yankees tied the Red Sox for
second place. Clevelands win
over Detroit put the latter in fourth
position, while the Athletics disposed of
the Senator'S st. Louis shut out the
White Sox. There are no games sched-
uled today in the American League
At Boston R,H.E.
Boston ..........2 0 l 0 o 0-5 13 8
New York .....0 0 8 0 0 3 0 0-7 IL l
Batteries-Hunt, Wood, Cicotte and
Madden; Warhup Hughes, Ford and
Sweeney.
AT Chicago R.HE.
st. Louis .......1 0 0 900 0-1 8 2
Chicago ........0 % 0 0 0 0 0 90 90 8 g
Batteries-Nelson and Killifer; Walsh
and Sullivan.
AT Philadelphia R.H.E.
Philadelphia ii 90 002PO *-6 IL 8
Washington 30 0 0 O00O 90 4 8,
Batteries-Dygert and Livingston;
Gray, Meyer and Henry
At Detroit R.H.E.
Cleveland 100 070OO-S Ii 8
Detroit .....A. o 0 6 0 010 OF 8 2
Batteries-Kaler, Harkness and Lord
and Adams; Loudell, Stroud, Mullin
and Casey and Schmidt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

Rightfielder Wilbur Goode, of the
Baltimore Eastern League baseball
team, who had been drafted by the
Boston National League Club, win join
the last-named organization today
Manager Dunn, of Baltimore, having
acceded to a request that Goode be
transferred to Boston Immediately
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

Tommy Atkins, who played in the
Southern League with Noah Henline,
of the Bisons. says that Henline is the
fastest man in the country in getting to
first base. He can go some IL he is
faster than Cobb
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
EASTERN LEAGUE NOTES

We won, but, what of it? Those
Hustlers won, too.
1t was Lee again. 1t was his fifth
victory over Baltimore this season.
Hughey Hearne was right up in bat
ting yesterday. He had three safe
swats, one for two bags.
Rath again played brilliant field
ing game around second for the Orioles.
Bill Louden, too, fielded in great style
for the Bengals.
Jake Gettman was there with a
couple of heavy clouts, single and a
double. Jake is certainly handy man
to have around.
The Hustlers won yesterday. Buff
falo couldn't even register one run
against that husky Rochester team.
Ragan pitched fine ball throughout
the game for the Champs"
The Skeeters are having hard time
of 1t keeping out of last place. The
Gravs' win over Jack Ryan's bunch
Yesterday put them in the cellar po-
sition again.
Kid Mueller, the former Bengal,
pitched the first game for the Maple
Leafs against the Royals yesterday
MnntraQ1 five
hits and famed seven.
Spencer of the Hustlers, batted the
ball for three safetles yesterday
About 500 fans witnessed the Buff
falo- Hustler game yesterday. 1t was
very cold at the Bison city, most of
them wearing overcoats.
mickey" Corcoran is back from his
Joy ride and is now in a Bison uniform.
The Bisons were losing nearly all their
games when "Micl1ey" was away.
Mailing is now hitting but .229 for
the Columbus team, while DeGroff is
listed at .213 for Milwaukee, Both are
former Eastern Leaguers.
Joe Kelley of the Leafs. is carrying
an outfielder named Clement, who
is said to have been star In the
North Carolina League. He will have
to work hard to get a regular berth
in the outer garden, with Delehanty,
OHara and Mcdonald going at such a
great clip.
In a recent Wilkesbarre victory, Ko-
nick, sent to the Barons by Buffalo.
had three hits in as many times at
bat. and scored three of the teams five
runs. He would never have gone to the
State League had he been able to do
something like that while a Bison
Tommy Atkins who played in the
Southern League with Noah Henline,
of the Bisons, says that Henline is the
fastest man in the country in getting to
first base. He can go some IL he is
faster than Cobb.
Rightfielder Wilbur Goode, OF the
Baltimore Eastern League baseball
team, who had been drafted by The
Boston National League Club, win joir
the last-named organization today
Manager Dunn, of Baltimore, having
acceded to a request that Goode be
tran sferred m BOSTON immediatalv
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

New York state League.
All games postponed on account Of
rain.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
First Game.
MONTREAL.

Totals 30 52i14
Runs-Demmitt; Shaw. Deiehanty. Stat
terry. O'Hara, Vaughn
Errors-Bailey Dubec.
Montreal ......... 90 Q Q Ii
Toronto ............ 0 o KS
Three-base hit-Mueller. Two-base hits
Bailey. Shaw Demmitt, Jones Sacrifice
hitsTO'H Tonneman. Stolen bases
Mullen. Tonneman. Double play-Vaughn
and Mullen. Left on bases-Montreaf 4,
Toronto 8. Struck out-By Dubec 2, by
Mueller z. Bases on balis-Off Dubec g.
on Mueller l. Hit by Observation-Disclosures
Passed ball-Tonneman. Umplres-Ryron
ana Finneran, Attendance-300o. Time Of
ganIe-1h. 45m. Isl
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
GIANTS AND PIRATES
GAMBOL IN PAIR OF
GAMES THEY DIVIDE.

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg IL, New York l.
New York 15 Pittsburg g.
Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 2.
Games Today.
Pfttsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia (2 games)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

In a recent Wilkesbarre victory, Ko-
nick, sent to the Barons by Buffalo.
had three hits in as many times at
bat, and scored three of the teams five
runs. He would never have gone to the
state League had he been able to do
something like that while Bison.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

nav STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
RED SOX AND THE YANKS
ARE AGAIN TIED FOR
SECOND PLACE HON0RS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
New York 7, Boston g.
Philadelphia g. Washington 0.
Cleveland 8, Detroit I.
st. Louis /, Chicago o..
Galne Today.
st Louis at Chicago.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

Mailing is now hitting but .229 for
the Columbus team, while DeGroff Is
listed at 2T9 for Milwaukee. Both are
former Eastern Leaguers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
BIg Total for Emerson Bowlers.

Musa and McClymer, Hammock and Han
mock and Defulk and Joseph will bowl to-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

Joe Kelley, of the Leafs. is carrying
an outfielder named Clement, who
is said to have been star in the
North Carolina League. He will have
to work hard to get regular berth
in the outer garden, with Delehanty,
o'Hara and Mcdonald going at such a
great clip.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14


nITTSBURG and New York each
took a game in their double
header yesterday. The Reds won
a postponed contest from Brooklyn. St.
Louis. Boston. Chicago and PhiladeI-
phia We're not scheduled TO play; The
scores:
AT New York R.H. e.
New York -. 90 o O010o O-1 5 2
Pittsburg -. OIL 0 2 0 2 Eli 16 2
Batteries-Dickson, Mathewson and
Myers; Adams and Gibson. RH. E.
New York -. 0 2 0 1 ~ 0 *-15, Is 0
Pittsburg -. 0 0 0 90 o 0 0 S--3 7 5
Batteries-Wltse and Schlei and
Myers; Lever, Leifield and Simon and
Gibson.
At Brooklyn R.H. e
Brooklyn ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2 2
Cincinnati -. 0 0 o 0 o 8 0-3 8 1
Batteries-Scanlon, Kruetzer and Mil
Ter; Rowan and Mclean.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

mickey" Corcoran is back from his
Joy ride and is now in a Bison uniform.
The Bisons were losing nearly all their
games when "NIickey" was away
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
Second Game.
MONTREAL. III rnnoNn

Totals. -. 20 1s Il Totals. 20 bMio
rick. Vandy
Errors DemmItt Mattress, Holly: Dele
hanty. Mullen Vaughn vandy, Carroll
Toronto. ................ . "a "a
Two-base hit-Demmitt. Stolen base
Fitzpatrick. Double play---Holiy to Cockill.
Struck out-By Dubec /. by Carroil 4
Bases on balls-Off Dubec g. Hit by
pitcher-By Carroll (Nattress) Umpires-
f1nheran and Byron Time Of game--fh. Ism.
TRY A sTAR c1.AssrFTnp An
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

The Maps made seven runs in one in
ming against Detroit yesterday, Win
ming the game, to T. Tough luck on
the part of the champs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

AT the Summer avenue grounds Sat
urday afternoon the Forest HID former
County Leaguers will clash with the
Independents, of Rutherford. Finneran
and Dauber will work for the Pender-
gast aggregation. The game will be
called at $3.50 o'clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

On kloepfer's alleys;
q.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
ROCHESTER,.

Totals .".3a 527 1o Totals .....a4 81
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

The Maps new recruit. Knaupp,
played fine game around shortstop
for his team yesterday He accepted
six hard chances in fine style.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

About 500 fans witnessed the Buff
falo- Hustler game yesterday. 1t was
very cold at the Bison city, most of
them wearing overcoats.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14

for two innings, during which period he
seemed perfectly capable of doing the
job, 1t might be policy to install Ain
smith as Johnsons catcher, for he GER
tainly could not do worse than has
Beckendorf
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
NyEsTMENTs


THIS iS the time q large investments in oil,
aud fortunes piling up daily Among those
attracting special attention sr the present time
The la Blanc and the AEsal. both good
companies. giving promise Of large returns.
Each j. reported as hsFlng recently struck oil.
But which Is the most attractive? Examine
the two by comparison and choose which
Where is the Ia Blsucs In the Maricopa
district 400 miles away.
Where S the AIissl. IN the county Of Ala
media. near Livermore. 3 miles away.
At what depth was oil struck in the La
At what depth Was oil struck in the AIissli
At 500 feet
What Is the quality OF the La Blanc oiIf
Fuel oil 81 asphalt bsse, worth from SOC 10
6oc per barrel
What IS the quality Of the AlisaI oil: Re-
fnng oil Of psrafnr, worth So per barrel
What is the quantity Jet obtained IN the La
Blancs Only trace.
What IS the quantity yet obtained in the
Alsai? 500 feet OF oil standing in the casing
AZ depth of ESQ feet.
What is the acreage of the La BlsncI 60
acres. % years lease. royalty one-eighth
What Is the acreage OF the AI5saI5 $50
acres. perpetual lease. royalty ene-tenth
What is TIE price Of stock in the La Blanc ?
Sc 70 soc.
What Is the price Of stock in the Alfszls 2oc
What the chances Of profit in the two?
Stock bought in the La Blanc within 10 DAYS
as low as 171ze. sold days subsequently, at
bought today 2oc- What viii il bring 60
days OF less from now. when the first wei Is
finished
II inclined to invest 20 TO Livermore and
ascertain the truth falsity Of these state
ments- II found true, invest TO the extent OF
your means
". e BARNARD.
II Bacon block. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Building Contract.


A J. Michel and Psulin Para with r Saliua
& Co.-Pinnbing seEsrine and gas SITTING fer
three story frsne building a, Nv eornsr ef
$ h PInkus with Terry and Montgcmsry
To erect a tive story frame huilding il ths y
line q Tenth avsnne, 30 5 Of Lake street =
Louis Haas With O. Gisnuini-Au work ezeeDr
plumbing. painting. mantels. fixtures dnlsh,
ing -four fats % the line q Fourteenth
street. rs Of HeEards IL .sss. z ). :
4e-10&. " 3. : S0-513. " 46-S, FOR S4q10
N L Levy with WerzeI Grass and Fl,
Nanndrell-ssEers. drains, plamolng and sas
basement frame fats in s line q Jacksaz street
1875 Of Laurel, z Tos11s b. 1z7-sias
Arthur T. Rousseau With Connen eonpary-
Plsstering- etc. fo- four story brick and frame
APARTMENT building N y lire o. PIle street s. 3
" % Leaysnworth- \ s5 by " rs 81. 600
h Kohler company with n. H M0rpny-All
work except plumbing and uantels. gas and
electric fixtures and shades for a three story
and basement frame b9iidizg t1atsl y hne
of Taylor street. 2s.1 5 ot Greenwich, al ~
Nav e. Tuner win ]. V Csnposli-To sreet
three story frame building is 81 re q fisree ~
c. y Harrey with J Branch-Carasnsry. mill.
glazing. roofing. sheatAing paper. deadsniny felt
rorxb hardware. lsrhin= and plasrering and eiec-
tric fixtures for two story and basement frame
sgIss5 sSiIs1s ..fset n 2s ~ sso iao s5 ssSse q
Ms El,a II. Arnold with A Davis-PluEnbi nbir<
for bot and cold watsr gas -Sa sewsrSSs zs,, fs-
BoSernsan cub with " ". Nontague& Co.-F7z-
eS,e hStlSipg Al NJ corner of Post ard TsyIor
streets r 7o5. 1915 " ia 4a-le. "
ais. thence sleng Taylor street lsS-4 % begin
''iIS Ians Kong KING ssav company win 50 H.
ExeaEsslns e ios = i-Se % q S'osSlca 49,.
2 s. =. " 66-s =. " 10. .. "
So $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
CITY REAL EsTArELcontisuea
THOMAS e HAYdANs
Suite 1000, First National Bank hanoing.
Montgomery and Post hearny l'oS-

THOMAS E HAYMANs
Suite 1000. First National Bank eaholhe.
Montgomery and Post. heaFny l.uS-
s7.0oo-cssh: 126o62 jackson st. north SIDE, a
LesveHwcrth: marine view. J rev h1eh
class fats of 7-7-6 rooms: II space -
tween buildings. lot - :6x13I:5, refteo -
At 81 GOO per annun; fun prlee So1s S11s
ESQ. reduced from $15st5p; iot 4iosE
worth 5000; building would cost !on
$9.t01 10 build making price -,vvo ciieaPSl
than you ear build it, This Il H,oSlt'ests -
the biggest bargain on Mob hlh- % o
quick
$. 20o-Cssh: 81 Carl st. AT Clayton; fuh Prles
reduced 70 $500; Of the pretuesl ano
best built new room fats Win sSlass,
in the neishborhcod: lot eSxlVe- Win a. :.
additional 50x37.6. with stable. IN leafi
rents for Sl.i16 per annum- ms i a sac
ridce; be quick .
S5,25o-Czsh: near Haight snd Masonic q
the finest room bats in the neignooflee,i,
fun price reduced 10 S1e.7Jo. eau Z elpti
Is certainly the cheapest hats IN the
neigh hood
s., 100-Cash; nearly new 5-e-7 room fats. neal
I'D and Castro: large lot; rents Sl.uo pel
annum; full price reduced 10 S3-sye- lnis
is an absolute sacrifice; party forced e
sell.
SIS, ,00o-Cash; Hayes 81. business property; loi
2F.6xi30; double frontage: rented low Al
S1-f0u per snnum; price reduced <
Sl2JeD, subject 70 offer This mus
be sold Get your offer in quick
ss.50o-Jackson ST, north side. between Jones
and Taylor; fine marine view; tSt %,
1876; reduced from sI1 oeo: must D
sold; 81 900 cheaper than anything II ms
district.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
CITY REAL ESTATE


CITY REAL ESTATE
BALDWIN & HOWELL, s1s-s24 KEARNY ST
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUoT1osEERs
RENTS COLLECTED ENTIRE CHARGE
TAKEN OF PROPERTY. INSURANCE.
PHONES KEARNY ss1o-csslo.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
SSo.0o0-Sutter ST corner; stores eHd fats: IN
come $3.50 per year; close in. t42o6l
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
s16S0o-S large, sunny rooms and bath: furnace
and all modern eonveniences; lot 20 feet
front. teTraeed with pretty garden; de-
nghtful views facilities Tor auto and
REDUCED FROM SIS 500
s15ooo-3 good fats Of rooms and bath each.
close in in o'Farrsn St: rents s145
month: 81 foot lot runs through 10 real
street: bank loan Of $500 can remain
an unusually attractive Offering. t5004]
DANDY FLATS
S13 50o-Close in IN Bush St; fine building of
spacious fats Of s-7-7 rooms ana hath;
income $500 year zoos
NE. CORNER FLATS.
S, ,250-NE. corner I'm California St; oi
best blocks: fats ot 6-7 rooms and bath
basement: sun On all sides; excellent cal
service; not far from Derissdero St
REDUCED FROM IS 200.
7Jo-Charuing home Of 10 sunny rooms and
bath; furnace: heamed ceiling in recep
tion hall: view Of bay, city and surround
ing country (592s
CHOICE CORNER
81, S4,5o0-Delighfful, sunny northwest corner
35Xe5, one block from cars: choicest loca.
tion for fats home IN the neighborhood
s. 5oo-ioth sv. near Clement: 25x1o5: street
work all dcne; exceptionally wen 10
Gated. 7oosl
BARGAIN LOT
s., 2,3oo-Nonresident owner is anxious to sci
this fne lot; next 20 corner in Carl st
near StznyaH; 2Jxloo. 1855
READY FOR BUILDING.
s. ooo-Ciose 10 Golden Gate park IN 1Ith av;
only lot fn block In either side Of street
all street and sidewalk work done 1874
s2.1oo-Cole st. lot; ane locality for Eats ol
home; over 25xai. (56Ss
CHEAPEST LOT OFFERED.
81. 1.s5e-Double key lot, nearly 3ax102; close Il
14th and Alpine sts. t6627
n. r T. nv ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

HERE is an opportunity TO buy a place fer less
than il really Is worth, il IS q dwelling COZ
sistinE Of large rooms and basement; lot is
s0xIc0; located AZ 1915 Woolsey st. South
Berkeley station; this. property has 70 BE sold
81 once 10 settle a estate: the appraised
value Is s., so. for quick sale IL can be bad
FOR So 100; can give good title ar once. open
for inspection eTery day until sold. cone At
once. ". C. MORAN < CO., South Berkeley.
NEW. modern. 8 room bungalow. . blocks from
CIaremont av- Key Route; nothing down. Sl5
monthly, 10 right party See owner personally,
Lsgton az. opposite McAfillsR least OF College
aT.l Oakland.
SS5o-Two room bungalow and barn; large lot
30x150: 500 cash balance terms Owner On
premises 2S29 9th St. Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

IRRIGATED LAND
VIRGIN SOIL GARDEN SOIL
TJRL0ck DITCH in Stanislsus county. only
1lo miles from San Francisco
The most successful irrigation enterprise In
the world.
Completed at cost of over s.. 500. 900
TIE cheapest water rate in the United States
but zoc an acre for alfalfa last year
Thousands Of successful. contented. prosper
ouz farmers have made fortunes N the vicinity
This sol vii grow practically anything
Situated on the hanks Of the San joaquin
river In Stanislsus county.
Nearer to Ssn Francisco Stockton OF Sac
rsmento than any other accessible territory.
We viii sell Now for ss5 acre, S17 cash
balance sasy terms
II you are interested we will take ron 70
the property. leaving San Francisco st I.4o
a and returning 70 the city the same day.
Special excursion rate s, 80
We have two 20 acre pieces Of this land Just
plowed which We win deliver at prices quoted
J. W. WRIGHT & CO.. Exclusive Agents.
i25 Suffer ST. s +.
RARE BARGAIN IN FINE RANCH
$50 acres Of good land: 100 acres of the finest
bottom land. on which M ANYTHING can be raised %
with plenty OF water for irrigation: more clear
land above the ditch, suitable for fruit grain.
timber; good house, barn and outb1ildings, all
necessary farm implements and wagons. 4 good
horses. 10 coWr. chickens 81Q 16DliF tTchdFQ
and berry vines: only miles to best market IN
state: good school just across the road; finest
buy IN the state for sl2. 500. Owner IS old and
has made a fortune on the place and wishes 10
~ HoLcoMB REALTY COMPANY.
3os San Pablo av-.
Oakland. Cal
Country department
1880 ACRES
$3.50 PER ACRE ONLY
Best GRAIN. CATTLE HOG and SHEEP land
well located, good railroad and steamship trans
pcrtatien facilities Over 1000 acres grain land:
oak timber; excellent hog land; timber worth
considerable Ranch fenced and cross fenced /:
condition. cottage for help. two large barns good
well and plenty Of living water for ali pur-
poses About $50 cattle included in sale. price
Only s1e5o per acre; terms one-third cash. bal
1 {. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY.
7o2 Market ST
TO MEN WITH MONEY
We can make 100 per cent for you On some
special land Investments on line Of new r R.
now being built in the best county ia Cali
forpia lands level. rich, productive. sil un-
der ditch system; prices low, so 10 $50 per
S thousands Of acres and are reseiiinr at double
east price. If you have s., 900 TO $4,000 you
can Iot AFFORD 70 neglect seeing Us, and do il
GEO. H. MURDOCH & SON.
81 Bacon bldg, Oakland.
DIVIDENDS IN SIGHT
Purchasers on Moznett- Wefmore subdivision
guaranteed big dividends this year; large
crops aifalfs and grain assured: pumping plant
already installed for irrigation We have
several Irrigated producing alfalfa farms, 10.
81 and 80 scre tracts left: oDe-nffh cash bal.
aure EASY terms with crops. Excursions
fxice week INVEST YOUR MONEY FOR
PROFIT We viii do your farming Cali
write or phone today for free illustrated book
let HOBSoN- WETMoRE & M0ZSETT-
9ll First National Bank bldg, San Francisco;
phone Suffer 1850.