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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-29
CHURCH OF ADVENT
INTENDS TO BUILD
Site for Sacred Edifice on Fell
Street Is Purchased by
the Committee

The Church Of the Advent has pur-
chased a lot in the south line Of Fell
street. 1916 feet west of Franklin as
the site for new house of worship.
The negotiations were conducted by
Rhine & Co. for the church committee.
consisting Of Rev. c. n. Lathrop and
John de Teller. The lot has frontage
of S7:s feet in Fell street and extends
13O feet to Hickory avenue in the rear
The new church building will be of
stone. Adjoining this there will be a
frame building for the clergy. The
church owns property in the east line
of Eleventh street, just south of Mar
ket. 6Sx1S7:s feet. which viii be sold
to advantage.
Irving T. Moulton. cashier and vice
president of the Bank of California,
has purchased the residence property
of Richard L. Radke at the southwest
corner of Clay and Maple streets The
lot fronts 1926 feet in Clay street and
s7:s feet in Maple street
Through the agency of II. s. Bodley
& Co the Union trust company, acting
a s trustee for, Julia NJ. Norris. has sold
q lot bb-bXtof-b Ieel IN the south line
of Bush street, IS feet east of Jones'
The price paid is reported to be be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
Rhine & Co. sold for William Wolf
to Jane and Rose Mckee a three story
house and lot 55x1S7:6 feet in the
north lire of Geary street 1913 feet
east of Fillmore. There was an ex-
change involved in this deal by which
Jane and Rose Mckee conveyed TO Wolf
the northeast corner of Van Ness and
Pacific avenues, 81 l:SxS2:6 feet.
Grace NJ. Young and Myrtle E. Nc
Rice have sold to Bernard T. Bosq the
northeast corner of Lynch and Hyde
streets. 4oxSS feet.
To the Breeze investment company
Louisa Breeze has conveyed properties
al Third and Bryant. Bryant and Rich.
Twenty fifth and Illinois, Twenty fifth
and Tennessee, Twenty fifth and Min
nesota and also in the north line OF
California street west of Front on
Market northeast OF Marshall square
and on Park avenue northeast of City
Hall avenue.
The Gray Brothers crushed rock COM
pany has conveyed TO the Golden Gate
pile company its property at Thirtieth
and Diamond streets
The estate of Morris Siminen has
conveyed TO the cornelia hotel apart
ments, by executors, 6s:9x1s7:s feet in
the south line Of O'Farrell street. 1876
feet west of Leavenworth. for s31. 500
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-29
MARKET STREET DEPOT BELIEVED TO BE RAILROADS. All
NEW APARTMENTS
WILL BE ERECTED
Mrs. Mcdonald, Raymond Real
ty Co. and Santa Cruz Bank
to Build Shortly

Estimates are being taken by Archi-
teets Charles NJ and Arthur F. Rous-
Seau for three story apartment build
ing 10 be erected for Mrs. Marguerite
Mcdonald in the north side OF Fell
street. 1872 feet west of Laguna- The
building is arranged TO have IA apart
ments OF two or three rooms, buffet
kitchen and bathroom Disappearing
beds viii be used throughout. together
with patent sidebOard and bureau ar
rangements.
The woodwork viii be OF selected
Douglass FIR. with which the dining and
living rooms and halls are 10 be pan
eled 10 uniform height. open clinke-
brick hreplaees are TO be a feature in
the living rooms. The approximate cost
OF the building is placed at $4,000
building six stories high win be
erected for the Raymond realty com
pany at the southeast corner OF Bush
street and Chelsea place on plans pro-
vided by Alfred T. COffey. architect.
This viii cost $50 900. The lot 10 be
covered is 80 feet in front and 20 feet
deep. The building exterior will be Or
pressed brick with stone trimmings.
The structure will contain 36 apart
ments of two and three rooms each The
customary marble vestibUie is included.
The mechanical appliances include ele-
vator. vacuum cleaning plant. electrical
system. steam heating. etc. The apart
mentS Will be elegantly finished
The finest banking structure in the
city of Santa cruz viii be erected at
once for the Peoples bank in Pacific
avenue. at "a cost OF $50. GOO. The plans
have been prepared by W Z Weeks,
architect. of san Francisco. The new
banking building in the city by the
sea viii be OF class A construction. 10
VIII be two stories high. The exterior
viii be OF mat glazed terra Gotta The
banking room viii be very large and
handsome. and Will be finished in hard
IL
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-29
NUMEROUS LEASES MADE
THROUGH REALTY FIRM

9 H Umbsen x CO. report that leases
have been made through their Office as
follows:
Estate Of Charles Hughes 10 Blsnco's, hotel in
south line Of oFsrrell street between Polk and
Lsrkin. for 10 years. tital rent S12s.Ooo.
California Pacific company TO &. J. Rssmus sen
store AT il2 Taylor street. two years. total rent
Schubert Brothers 10 A. BeDdetti. stores at
3els-lf Sixteenth street, three years. total rent
Mrs. P. Armand 10 r Gruinger store at 1905
Mission street three years. total rent 81 40.
A.. korbel 10 NJ Earulch store AZ 535 Harri-
son street. three years. total rent 81. 100.
Market Street company 70 D. Mendel. store at
- Fourth street two and half years. total
Robert Ward to MaDdikes & Ducos. store ar
32i Third street. four years. total rent $1,000.
Bshette Calm to ". Peck. store at 2s03 Folsom
street FIVE years. total rent 81 500.
A /. NerServich 10 George Thompson store at
2404 Polk street. two years total rent S720.
o. Arnaud James Baurv store al 1905 Mis-
sion street. three years. total rent 81 $50
Douglas Grant TO Henry der Wetfern
stores at 25-zI Seventh street six years: total
J. Lame 10 knight building at I5s Tehams
street: i've years. total rent $1,000
A. F. Mftau' n f. A. Howard & CO. loft in
building al 80 Main street three years total
rent $500.
Mrs. II, sonntag TO Levy bag company. build
ING a 5I+5le Front street. three years. total
rent $500.
Mrs q. J. W. Stevens to Neverf rubber com
pany. building at 543 Golden Gate avenue. i've
years total rent $4,000.
Mrs f. A. yischer 70 S E. Eibes. store at
1872 DeFisadero street. three years. total rent
1.s20.
J. J Speiker 70 ". o. Bertrand store ar 1912
DeTissderO street i've years. total rent So 100
]. T. Speiker 70 l. NJ. Wather. 1916 Devisadero
street. i've years. total rent 81 500
r J. J. Speiker 70 l. NJ Wather. store at 27ae
California street. i've years. total rent $4,000.
Charles katz 70 F. s Patton. store AZ 2262
Mission street, tEo years. total rent 81 .0S0.
<. Peixotto to San Francisco BrewerieS Lin
tied. building 5z4 Sixth street. six years total
rent S1z. 400.
s Dusenbery 10 J. Drsanc. store at southwest
corner Of Stockton and Green streets IS months
fofsl rent 81. 500.
Helen ~ MeCrHm 10 n. Sufiin estate. Store AT
1872 Broadway Oakland. IRE years. total rent
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-29
KEARNY STREET REALTY
is SOLDlFOR $4,000
Lot Covered With Building
That Yields SIO,50O a Year

Landgrebe, MacNevin & Jones report
that they have closed the largest deal
OF the year. The property. which be-
fore the fire belonged to the Vander-
bilts. is located in the southerly line
of Pacific street. 1876 feet easterly of
the easterly line of Kearny street. 1t has
frontage of 105 feet in Pacific street
by a uniform depth of S7.e. The en-
tire lot is covered with two story
and basement brick building contain
ing six stores and lodging house.
The annual income is sl0,500.
The sellers are the Starr Brothers
and the purchasers A. H. Melletz and
the Excelsior real estate and invest
ment company.
The price paid is said TO be $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-29
CORNER CUT UP INTO
LOTS AND is RESOLD

The northwest corner of Pine and
Leavenworth streets. size 95x115. has
been sold by the Cowell estate for
$4,000 and cut up and sold as follows.
Corner 47xS7:e to f. Rolph. key lot in
Pine street, 27;6xS7:6 to A. +. Rous-
seau: two inside lots in Pine street to
A. Menser.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-29
PURCHASE OF LAND IS
TAKEN AS INDICATION
OF CORPORATIONS PLAN
Approaching Expiration of Southern Pacific S
Third and Townsend Streets Permit
Creates Speculation

DECIDED among and all
Il other classes publication
- the franchise Pacific holds
and scale viii April OF the There
the
blocks
between Third Townsend East along
that leads
of Market street
realty brokerage engaged
Southern realty low When
have been raised the fact that the Southern PACING
the field intending be
could they could
quest period
the conditions be railroad
q hsn before.
OF the OF Market which lett
practically
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-29
been granted by the board of
harboT ommiSsioners-
ELECTRIC ROAD RUMORED

been granted by the board of state
harbor commissioners
ELECTRIC ROAD RUMORED
From some not well defined source
the rumor is circulated that the South
ern Pacific company desires TO run an
electric road TO move its passenger cars
from the water front in Mission street
10 Third and Townsend. there to con-
meet with the steam line running
southwark by way of the cutoff. No
tranSa ctions in railroad realty that can
be definitely traced to any transconti-
mental line have taken place recently.
The proposition has been again
brought 10 the front in the last 10 days
for the construction of a visduct 10
lead across East street from the second
floor OF the ferry building for the ac-
cOmmodatiOn Of passengers. There are
some who connect this plan with the
Southern Pacific company. and simply
because q former proposition Of the
identical sort was similarly attributed
10 the same origin. The story has
been passed around among property
owners and others for many months.
The Southern Pacific originally thought
il would be well TO have an elevated
road from the ferry building TO Third
and Townsend streets. This would OBJ
viate the necessity Of crossing streets
intervening between the properties
owned by the company on grade, and
that form Of construction for the ac-
cOmmodation OF railroad tracks would
be much less expensive and probably
more convenient than tunnel running
under the streets, considering the net
work Of pipes and the generally un-
stable nature of some of the ground
that has been constructed by the state
lying between East street and Third
and Townsend
There may be no connection between
plan for an elevated viaduct for pas
senger use and the possible construc-
rion of an elevated railway for the pur-
poses Of the Southern Pacific company
but the situation seems to be so impor-
circumstances which might otherwise
be considered trifiing are eagerly dis
cussed.
NEW DEPOT Is URGED
II is urged that railway depot in
Market street, somewhere in the vicin-
ity of Seventh street, could easily be
reached from Third and Townsend
streets BY an elevated or other form of
road. but this would not have the ad-
vantage of giving passengers who come
in from the interior, and from the
north and south by way Of the San
Joaquin valley, an immediate connec-
ton with the lines leading southwark
by way OF the coast route.
The board OF state harbor commits
sioners is steadily working on the ex-
tension Of the seawall, leaving old land
marks inland that have for years stood
on the water front closing up piers
that have been occupied by shipping
and generally perfecting the perma-
nent water front scheme that will
mean so much TO commerce. The water
front improvements and the Southern
Pacihc's plans are not unlikely to be
found 10 ft together.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-29
BIG REALTY COMPANY
LEASES NEW PREMISES

Wolf & Holman have taken a lease
OF the premises at 30 and "A Mont
gomery street and are having them
completely renodeled. They will move
from their present Office to the new
quarters about February 10.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01
FOLEYSHOlVEYA1TAR
for children; safe. sure. No ooiates

On Friday last William Dutton, OF
Kahn {. killed, dressed ard packed
away hi: two hogs for winter consump-
ton, and on Saturday morning, tn nix
ing to sample their winter stock. his
wife vert into the cellar to get piece
of meat ard iound that every single
piece had been stolen
%+Frr indigestion and all kidney
'-pullc, take Fnlcy's Oriuo Laxative,
It is 80 ratural remedy for indiges-
sion, & s;a, heartburn, bad breath
SEX h"at.lchc, torpid liver. biliousnesS
ard h'bltral constipation. Fo'ey's
Orinn ava:'ve swcctcns the stomach
and breath. and tones up the entire all
mcniarv Svstem.-H. {. WELLS.
Mr. VIM L, DeFord, OF near Rock
hall, shipped peach wagon load OF
turkeys to Baltimore va colchester,
this week. ior which he received IS
cents per ID. alive Mr.. DcFord had
the top oi the wagon covered with
wire, ard he just lifted the body from
the running gear and loaded it aboard
the boat
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01
FOLEYSHONEY4r6TAR
Cures Colds; Prevents Pneumonia

MIR, John L Bayless and Miss
Emily X. Wilson, both OF Glenville,
were married at the residence of the
brides aunt, Mrs. Griffith Milton, Bel
Mir, on Wednesday afternoon, by Rev.
\. b. lalock. pastor CT the First
Presbyterian Church. Only the mem
bers oil the immediate families were
present The wedding music was
played by Miss Augustine LeJeune. A
reception followed the ceremony and
the bride and groom left on the alter
noon train ior a wedding trip. They
will pass the winter in Bel Air. Mr..
Baylcss is corrected with the State
Treasurer office
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01

The cpnsmiss:on zppoiuted " Gov
;efffoT & hers sQlnc. fiI1xt 10 III f>z1<.
and ijsl1 laws met II th< 0lIice d thcss
9oyerIt5ry IN Baltimore, aud adopted 4;
number ii rccomnlendatj0ns fc)r flne
appr ozching LEGISLATURE ID preserve the.
game and .ish OF this State. The COM
mission. which is very important one.
it is said, has given careful study to'
questions piN scented to il. Al study has
been made Of every kind OF game and
FISH t1gt exists in this State, and each
kind is discussed. The commission viii
urge II be made Illegal to catch fish.
under the following conditions: White
perch less than inches. Yellow perch
less than 8 inches. Rock and striped
bass less than 10 inches. Black and
white bass less than 9 inches. Salmon
less than 10 inches. Pike less than IL
inches. To catch rock weighing over
20 pounds IN the spawning season.
which is April, Nav and June. A num-
Der OF important recommendations will
be made concerning duck shooting.
The commission will request that it be
unlawful to kill wild fowl from any
power or sail boats other than licensed
sneak boats on the Susquehanna river
Hats. Anyone convicted Of violating
the law, the commission recommends,
shall be guilty OF inisdemeanor and
fined not less than $Ioo or more than
$500 and boat and paraphernalia &C
iscated 1t will recommend that il be
unlawful to kill any duck except teal
or any other marsh duck during Sep
TENDER, or any goose, swan or brant
batwaeu March rc and Octakar ~
No shooting to be allowed on Sundays.
If the report is adopted it will be I'M
lawful to shoot wild fowl during the
night time. The commission will re-
commend that it be unlawful to shoot
ducks, wild fowl or birds with big
or swivel guns or any other gun than
is habitually raised from the shoulders
at arms length and without rest.
Severe penalties will be recommended
for violations Of the provisions.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01
FINANCIAL
Your Best Inheritance

Vu5 Oc3I 1ffHS11Id11Cc
Is thrift. II brings more happi-
ness than the legacy Of 4 fortune
The thrifty man is always inherit
ing money under his own will.
Make the right start today by
Opening an account with this
bank.
Interest paid on Time certif-
Gates and in the Savings Depart
ment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01
FOLEYSHOlEYAr6TAR
stops the cough and heals lungs

Charles ID, Barnett, a brakeman
on the Columbia and Port Deposit
local fell from his train Tuesday, at
Sale Harbor, while shifting, and was
seriously hurt. Barnett was going over
his train and was about to step from
box car to loaded coal car when his
clothing became caught on the key on
the wheel on top of the car, throwing
him violently between the cars. break
ing his leg and cutting him severely in
several places Had he not caught
hold Of the coupling pins he would
have probably been ground to pieces
The engine was detached and he was
hurried to, the Columbia Hospital
where he received medical attention
ruiesi rs ue post office department has
lntnirte tb,. n,t,,f ssing contests Such nc
~ beans in n bot-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01

The directors OF the steam laundry
burned a ChcStertowu. Wednesday OF
las. week, have determined to rebuild
the same. and equip it with the most
improved machinery. Its permanent
discortinuancc would have thrown a
good many hands out of employment
Rev. !. W. Williams Testifes
*"Rcv. l. w. Williams. Huntingt IL.
w. Va. writes us as follows: This 5
To certify that | used Foley's Kidney
Remedy ior nervous exhaustion and
kidney trouble and am free to say that
Foley's Kidney Remedy will do all
hat YOU claim for It'll. c. WELLS.
Mrs, Cora Jewell Boulder, wife OF
Mr. G. Suerccr Boulder. died suddenly
last Friday, OF heart failure. ct her
home near Still Pond aged 81 years.
The deceased was lovely character
and he sad demise caused shock to
the whole community.
$50 rid horse oi worms without
putrM3fo taxi out oi commission. use
Fai- lit d'S prtod Tonic for Horses
Only. 1t acts in Natures way, perfect
ing digestion ard nutrition. purify
the blood and cxNcllirg all poisons and
impurities. Sold under written guaran-
tee ly McXandcr & Son. Elkton; \.
Nnders'n North East; w. +. Harriott,
CheSanca'c City Haincs & Kirk. Rs
'ng Sun; c NJ Blake. Cherry Hill
An assoc alton known as the Lay
mems Missionary Movement Of Queen
Annc'S Courtv was recently formed i'll
the Ccntrevilic NJ. Z. Church. Lay
men and ministers represented the
Protestant Episcopal. Methodist Epis-
copal, Methodist Episcopal (South).
AND Methodist Protestant Churches
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a STORI

-flre at 4 O'Clock Thursday morn
ing destroyed the residence OF Mr.. JOS
eph Thompson in Church Hill, toge-
Their with nearly all its contents. The
fire was caused supposedly from de-
fective flue. and when discovered the
building was mass OF flames. Mr.
and Mrs, Thompson barely escaped
with their liNcS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01
Simple Remedy for LaGrrppe

"*LaGrippe coughs are dangerous, as
they frequently develop into pneu-
mona. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough. but heals and
strengthens the lungs so that no seri-
GUS results reed be feared. The genu-
inc Fo ey's Honey and Tar contains no
harmful drugs, and is in ,ellow pack
agc.-H. c. WELLS.
Eyre Shoemaker, Inc, contractors.
who have just finished the work OF
building the piers for the new Balt-
more and Ohio railroad bridge over
the Susquehanna river at Havre de
Grace, have secured a contract from
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
for double-tracking the New York
Philadelphia and Norfolk branch OF the
Pennsylvania, near Cape Charles, Va.
About miles oil track will be laid. cul-
verts arched and many fills made. The
work will be star ed at once and it is
said will be completed in few months.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a ASTORIA

-With Checks aggregating $o,73s,-
5oS.5o mailed to lis $500 shareholders
in payment OF the threc per cent semi
annual dividend. the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has paid in divi-
dends since it was chartered 63 years
ago $3eo,773,437-more than its entire
capital stock OF $324,5I6,oso The aver
age holdings OF Pennsylvania railroad
stockholders IS II5 shares. the par
vaiuc OF which is $3.50 OF the total
number OF shareholders, 10000, or 1902
per cent are women
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01

4 V 49, 81. >>-rf,3;-- " -------.
q ~ Alter heevy meal. l.. -, couple
$soi Doap'e Reguets. and give your
Z stop,~el. liver and bowels the help they
win need. Regulets bring easy. regu-
lar passages OF the bowels.
i-Some Western Maryland hunters
he been hunting for white bear
,iich has been seen several times the
@hdst season, in the region OF Ciear-
field, Pa
**Many ills come from impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty di-
geston. lazy liver and sluggish bowels.
Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens
stomach, bowels and liver, and pur fies
the blood.
Mr.. +. J. Thomas. Clerk of the
Court for Adams County, Pa. has ap-
pointed his wife as his CHEF deputy.
Pennsylvania thrift and Pennsylvania
politics still have most places skinned
block
Pneumonia Follows Cold
but never follows the use OF Folev's
Honey and Tar. which stops the cough.
heals the lungs and cxpcls the cold
from your system Take at first sign
nf a cold and avoid a dangerous illness.
H. c. WELLS.
The Talbot County Medical S.
clcty has unanimously endorsed the bill
as formulated by the Maryland Med cpl
, Nand Chirurgical Faculty for pure 10 d
and drug law, to be offered at the
coming session of the Legislature.
**Undgestcd and fermenting foods
interfere with the hens production oi
eggs, and often cause Cholera and
other poultry diseases. Fairheld's Egg
Producer stops fermentation. strength
ems digestion, eliminates waste and in
creases cGg productions Sold under
written guarantee by Alexander & s. n,
Elkton: \. Anderson, North East; w.
r. Harriott. Chesapeake CITY; HaincS
& Kirk, Rising sun; c. NJ Blake
Cherry He'll.
"A Michigan editor, who grew tired
of lying about people in obituary no.
tees and then have people call him a
hypocr:tc, wrote up one well known
citizen as follows: Deceased was a
mild-marnered pirate. He came here
at night with another mans wife and
Joined the church at first chance. You
could hear him sing and pray six
blocks He died singing Christ paid
1t All, and we think he is right, as he
never paid anything himself He was
ip- an asbestos casket and his
n palm ferns into his grave
Nge.A will he = fovor:tn rcct -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01

Second NalIoIlI INK
or ELl<T ON
No.s1lo4


We receive accounts Of Corpofx1icH6,
Firms or individuals, and viii H. 1oeo
to meet or correspond with tho0o WI1r
contemplate making changes Of op1nln1
new accounts. M
Interest paid on csrsiAcsiss u ~
post remaining s months
Safe Deposit Drawers IN Eire-prool
Vault for rent at 81, So and IS per yeAF.
as to size.
Depositors living ut distance from
the Bank can send remittances by mai
safely, which will be promptly acknoWl'
edged by return mail. -
Discount Day, Monday Of each wee
Inquiries viii be promptly answered
and any information relative to busine
cheerfully given.
WIN. T. WARBURTON. Presideal
JAMES ]. ARCHER, v.-PresideDl
/. D. DAVIS, Cashier
apr 81 yr