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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-06
(Omcial.) COMMON COUNCIL MEETING

regular meeting Of the Common 1 Council was held at City Hall. Monday evening, January 3, 1910. Present-Aldermen D. E. O'Neiil, Mo Murray, Mahoney, Cassidy, Near. | Clanlpett, F'inlan, Conlin, Brady Law cry, J. P. O'Neil. Paddock, Primrose. 1 Gould, Wilder, Bertilson. Fletcher, Bull | lard. Jackson, O'Connell, Stewart, Fey Ter, Meyer, Zink. On motion the reading of the min- utes of the previous meeting were dis pensed with and the records approved. 1 BONDS. The bond of Michael A. Kenny, Di- rector of Public Works. for $1O,000, with the Empire State Surety Co., as surety.
 1 Referred to the Committee on Fi- nance.
 BILLS. The following bills against the city were presented and referred to the 1 Committee on Finance, without read- l ing:
 Berkshire Mills O.. s636.47; Vincent Bros. S315.90; Annie Kampf, S79.97; United Manufactures, $5652; Wm. A. Barnes $732 John J. Frederick, $10 %; Peck & Lines. s55.s0; w. J. Southey, 1 $45.S3; Marine Torch Co.,. $52.50; Hun i ter &r Havens $27.17: Lyon & Grum- l man. $25-50; T. Hawley & O.. $31.74 Damtoft & Meyers. $28.40; Bridgeport 1 Vehicle Co.,, $500; Bridgeport Hydrau- Ford, s24.00; Seeley & Marshall, SISSY; Wooster. Atkinson Co.,. $12.95; Game ! well Tel. O.. s1s.50; Hubbell & Wade Co, $7.71: Vim. M. Terry Co.,, $500; Coe Brass CO. s7.93; H. Beutelspacher $6.48: McMillan Book Co. $6.20; Wm. R. Vim. s5.5o; Bryant Electric O., s3.1s; D. Trubee & O.. s2.5o; Alling pJ,h Cn olx int nov Qs & Platt Co. $1oo; R. T. Whiting, s3.75; Haw1ey Hardware Co.,, $4.50; J. J. O'Connor, $500; The Joyce Press, $197.75; United Illuminating CO, $117.50; The Miller Lumber Co.,. $56.10: East ern Coupling O.. $500: Eureka Fire $4.47.
 PETITIONS.
 To the Committee on Streets and Side walks:
 De petition of George H. Fink. ct al, for the macadamizing of Baldwin street, from Connecticut avenue to Stratford avenue.
 De petition of A. Levy. ct al, for the completion of the grading and ma cadaInizing of Madison avenue from North, avenue to Jackson avenue
 De petition of N. B. Seeley. ct al., for the grading of Trumbull Road
 De petition of John Kosa. ct al., for the maCdQdnllZ1nS or w OrQ1n avenue, from Bostwick avenue to Hancock ave- nue.
 To the Committee on Lamps:
 De petition of Michael Roman, ct all. for the location Of an electric light at the corner of Columbia street and Park Terrace
 De petition of the Crane Valve O. for the location of an electric light on South avenue west of Iranistan ave- nue.
 To the Committee on Claims:
 De petition of William N Beardsley for the abatement of | lien for the Roosevelt street sewer.
 De petition of John J. Mcfarland for the abatement of lien for the Roosevelt street sewer.
 To the Committee on Fire Department:
 De petition of the Standard Oil Go. for permission to distribute refined petroleum through the city in excess of five barrels.
 REPORTS
 The Director of Public Works re- ported that, as directed by you, he has caused curbs and sidewalks to be con- structed on the streets named. in front of property of the following named persons, to wit:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-06

l c@ l The passage of the following resolu- l ton is recommended:
 1 Resolved That the foregoing report 1 be accepted and a warrant for the col- l lection of said amounts be placed in 1 the hands of John M. Donnelly, Collec- l tor.
 l Adopted and the assessments con- 1 firmed.
 l The report of the Board of Appraisal | of Benefits and Damages on the con- structiOn of sewers in Wade street 1 from Norman street easterly about 1 149 feet; in Worth street connecting l with the sewer in Worth street near 1 Coleman street and extending easterly about 57 feet; in Charles street from Main street to Madison avenue: in l Norman street from Wade street l southerly about 366 feet laid over un- 1 der the rules Dec. 6, 1909. as appears of record in meeting of said date, were | adopted and the assessments con- l firmed.
 l The same Board reported on the con- 1 struction of sewers iii Osborne street ] from Hancock avenue westerly about 1 927 feet; in Hallett street from Put nam street northerly about 46 feet; in Brewster street from Fairfield avenue southerly about 322 feet. laid over un- l der the rules December 20 1909 as ap- pears of record in meeting of said date.
 were adopted and the assessments | 1 The same Board reported on the es- tablishment of Harbor lines at the westerly end of Long Beach from the
 breakwater to and around the end of l the beach to the town line where it 1 crosses the Gut. laid over under the | rules December 20, 1909, as appears of record in meeting of said date. were
 i adopted and the assessments con- | firmed.
 | The Committee on Streets and Side
 walks reported relative to sundry pe-
 | ttions, as follows:
 l De petition for the construction of a l bridge across the Pequonnock River l from the terminus of Arctic street on l the east, connecting with the eastern | terminus of Grand street on the west. 1 De report of the City Engineer in re- 1 lation to the establishment of grade l on Boston avenue from Glenwood ave- | nue to Noble avenue.
 | And recommended for adoption the ! following resolutions:
 l Resolved. That the Clerk be. and l hereby is, directed to notify the per l sons in interest to appear before this 1 Common Council. at the Council Room, | City Hall. on the 17th day of Jan- :, uary A. D.. 1910. at 8 o'clock in the I evening. and be heard in relation to de
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
LAS CRUCES TO
HAVE NEW BANK
j. f. Williams of Ell Paso, Is
Trying to Organize

Las Cruces may have a third bank.
Two banks are now doing a a prosper
Gus business in the valley town, and
dhlrd may be established before
spring.
j. f Williams, cashier of the City
Natlonal bank, has been in Las Cruces
thls week In consultation with num-
Der OF the merchants and capitalists OF
the Mesllla valley with a view OF estab-
| hshlng a branch of the City National
bank in Las Cruces.
Cashier Williams is in Douglas today
with the Ell Paso golf team. August An
dreas, vice president Of the City Ma
tlonal, said this morning that while
the report was true, there was nothing
yet to give out for publication. There
is something in the wind" Mr.. Andreas
said, but I can tell you nothing about
it yet"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
LAS CRUCES AND
MESILLA VALLEY

crowded house Following is the pro-
gram:
Selection-College orchestra.
Piano duet-Misses c5eu1ah and Lois
Blattler.
Vocal duet-Misses Mary Kirwin and
Nina Davis.
Selection-College orchestra.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Lansing Bloom.
Piano duet-Doris Brown and Alma
Smith.
Violin solo-Frank E. Miller.
Piano solo-Laura Hurst
Reading-Ray NJ. WILCOX
Piano solo-Miss Lutte Foster.
Selection-Orchestra
Vocal solo-Mrs E o. Wooten.
Piano duet-Henrietta Clausen and
Laura Hurst
Quartet-Misses Kirwin and Davis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
Messrs. Bausman and Davis
Selection-CoHege orchestra.
To Debate Suffrage.

mdrcn-OrcHeStra
To Debate Suffrage.
At the meeting of the current topics
club Saturday night a large attendance
is anticipated. This meeting is TO be
thrown open to the public and all in
terested are urged to come. The main
event Of the program is a debate by
teams picked from the freshman Eng
liSh class The topic of discussion is:
Resolved, That Woman's Suffrage is
desirable" Those who have taken the
burden of proof upon their shoulders are
Dillon, Ewing and Lyon. Those OPP
posed are Briggs, Poe and Williams
Richard Quessenbery, president of the
freshman class. today sent a challenge
TO the FL Paso high school, to debate
Basketball Game.
The college girls basketball team left
. Saturday morning for Ell Paso, where
they play the high school girls in the
Y. NJ c. A. A crowd accompanied the
team. Last month these two teams play
ed a tie game. "a to "a. and in five min
utes Of playing TO break the tie the col
lege girls threw field goal and won
the game 26 to "a.
Many of the students are taking adj
vantage Of the opportunity TO use the
Las Cruces roller rink on Fridays and
Saturdays. The rink is not open on 9TH
er days.
Sunday Services at College.
EvangeliSts Finney and Hiett will
preach and sing at Hadley hall at the
college on Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
The college orchestra will play and 9TH
er special music is being. prepared Both
the day and evening boys choirs of the
St James Episcopal church, at Mesilla
Park will be united and render selec-
tions.
DR.. Garrison, president of the college,
will deliver an address from the pulpit
of the St James church on Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock
Funeral of DIN scOggfns.
The funeral services of Olin ScOggins,,
who died at the Providence hospital In
FL Paso Wednesday night, were held at
the Scoggins home on Friday afternoon
Interment was at the Odd Fellows ceme-
terry. Mr.. Scoggins was formerly stu
dent here and last fall was forced 10
leave school on account of peculiar
disease similar to partial paralysis He
was taken to a hospital at Deming,
where he remained until a few days
ago, when he was removed to the Pass
city for an operation. A clot of blood
upon the brain was the cause OF the
young mans death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
COLLEGE Y. w. G.. A.
RENDERS CONCERT
Freshmen to Debate Stuff
rage-Basket Ball Team
to PLAY Ell PasO.

Agricultural College, N NJ, Jan. IS
On Friday evening at Hadley hall a
concert was given by the Young Wo-
mems Christian association. The affair
was a big success in every sense and the
way the women ushers and ticket sellers
handled the large crowd was creditable.
Every number on the program was we'll
rendered and thoroughly enjoyed by the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
SNOW HEADS BANK.

Las Cruces, y. NJ. Jan. 15.-At the re-
cent annual meeting of the stockholders
of the First National bank, Oscar c..
Snow was elected president and S. ].
Woodruff, vice president and cashier.
These officers with Mrs. o. c. Snow,
Nichalas Gales and H. B. holt COM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

was one. The other was Joseph Nab
ham, a merchant. He stated that he
was born at Zahleh, Lebanon, Turkey
IN Asia, 80 years ago, and came to FL
Paso from Juarez on a street car July
IA, 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

Two applications for citizenship papers
we're filed in the. 34th district court this
morning. Pedro Figueroa, born in Guiana
juato, Mex, "a years ago, a bricklayer,
who came to this county Nov. %, 1908,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
WANT TO BE VOTERS.

that $4,000 be placed in the surplus fund
which now amounts to $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

Use Herald Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
ADS DE PHONE.

ADS DF PHONE.
Call Bell lis. Auto Ills, tell wha;
you wish to buy. sell or rent and The
Herald VII do the rest
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


10 acres-A good stock or dairy ranch 8 miles
from city of 5000 and railroad; 200 acres
of good pillow land, 100 of which is the finest
bottom land that will grow anything with
out irrigation; ) room house; 3 large barns,
fully equipped: blacksmith shop, chicken
houses. etc; 35 head of cattle, horses.
chickens, wagons. plows, 3 sharrows, 2
rakes, cultivators. seeder. sets harness,
separator, cream cans. ETC.; all small tools,
furniture, ETC.; miles to creamery; water
for irrigation. can't be equaled for $4,000.
40 acres of irrigation land in the beautiful
Wood river country, ~ miles from Fort
bitches already made: all in grass, except
10 acres in grove: artesan well throwing
inch stream 20 ft. high; all fenced: good
roads on sides; house and barn; a rare
chance for $35 per acre.
90 acres-4h miles from town and s. p. sta
ton: 25 acres of finest varieties of grapes
10 acres alfalfa, 10 acres hay land. l acre
assorted fruits. balance woodland pasture
good room dwelling. large barn. etc.; all
farm implements and wagons. cows,
horses some pigs and chickens; crop goes
with place; price $4,000
S4 acres of level sandy loan soil miles from
railroad and station in Kings county; al
under irrigation; water costs only about 800
per acre; % acres alfalfa, IL acres muscai
grapes. room house. large barn; price
$4,000 exchange for good bay income
property.
apple, peach. cherry, pear and plum trees
also Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries
and grapes; small eucalyptus grove and
truck garden; room house, small barn;
beautiful home for $1,000.
HOLCOMB REALTY COMPANY,
Country Department.,
306 San Pablo av.,
Oakland. Cal.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NnTICE Tn CnNTRACTnRS

NOIlCE 10 CONTRACTORS
Office of the Board of State Harbor Commits
sioners, Union Depot and Ferry House, San
Francisco, California, May 26, 1910
Sealed proposals or bids will be received at
this office at or prior to IL o'clock a. m. on
THURSDAY. June so, 1910 for furnishing ma
terals and constructing section 10 of che seawaH
on the wafer front OF the city and county of
San Francisco, in accordance with the plans and
specifications prepared therefor by the Assistant
Board May 10. 1910, and on file in this Office,
TO which special reference is hereby made. The
materials to be used in the work consist of the
requisite quantities of fresh cut, close grained
chantable yellow fir lumber, slaves for cylinders.
sheet piling band iron, Portland cement, sand.
crushed rock, embankment rock, reinforcing ma
terials, castings. structural steel. car springs,
the best quality specified and subject to rigid
examination. No bid will be received unless ii
payable to the order of the Secretary OF Of the the
cessful bidder that he will within six (6) days
after the acceptance OF the bid enter into
written contract to do said work according te
the plans and specifications prepared therefor
and will also execute and fle with this Board
bond in such sum as the Board may deem
By the Board State
and conditioned for the faithful performance oi
by this Board unless delivered to the Secretars
or to the Assistant Secretary at the office of the
so at aSeh T. tms
place the bids will be opened
The Board reserves the right to reject any O,
al bids If deemed for the best interests OF fine
State.
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
ing Of the bids.
w. R. PORTER
Lieut.. Governor and Acting Governor of the
State Of California.
J. A. KELLY.
Supervisor and Acting Mayor of the CITY and
w. v. STAFFORD.
w. E. DENNISON
Z. s. TELLER
Board or State Harbor Commissioners.
RALPH BARKER
Assistant State Engineer
w. B. THORPE,
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200 acres; only 80 miles from Sacramento and
mile from a station. with 10 trains daily;
lowing wells on the adjoining ranch; splen-
did chance to subdivide into small chicken or
fruit ranches and make big money.
Price only SIS per acre: one-haf cash and
easy terms ON balance
a. r. ROBINSON. 270 Bacon block, Oakland.
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LEGAL NOTICES
CITY REAL ESTATE

WILL not be responsible for any bills contract
ed by my wife, Anna Beck. at ia Cole ST..
San francisco. JOHN BECK. Pleasanton, Cal;
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INvEsTMENTs

SPLENDID oil stock inrestment: limited
amount of stock in I,7S5 acres of leases on
which we'll is now lelng sunk Will be sold
for drilling purposes at a low price; no brok-
ers: this Is offered at . cents a share for a
few days only; oil and gas shown the sur
face. For information apply to 705 Van Ness
aY.. city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21

FOUR ROOM COTTAGE. strictly modern and up
to date, lot 30x100. close to cars and local.
s.. 300 only: $500 cash and $50 per month $.
A. PLEASANT. 3S01 East 14th ST.. Fruitvale.
phone Merritt 21. Closed Sundays
SI.3I5-Only SO cash. balance $50 per month.
buys room bungalow. lot I5x100- Does not
this beat renting? s. A. PLEASANTS, East
18th ST. and Leise av., Fruitvale; phone
Merritt q.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21

PROPOSALS FOR PAPER-Depot Quartermas-
ter's Office 18th Street and Gray's Ferry Road
Philadelpha June 15, 1910.-Seaed pronosaIs in
triplicate subject to the usual conditions will he
received here until IL o'clock A. NJ July g. 1o1O
and then opened for furnishing and delivering
Case Interfnng, Tissue and Manila Wrapnino,
Paper at the Philadelphia, Boston, New York
Chicago St Louis and San Francisco Depots Of
the Ouartermaster's Department. o. s Army
The quantities will be subject to not to eycee,l
"a per cent increase, IL desired by this Denart
ment The right is reserved to reject or accent
any or all proposals. or any part thereof pref
ereuce will be given to articles of domestic
manufacture. conditions of quality and price Tin
Guiding in the price of foreign productions or
manufactures, the duty thereon) being enual.
STANDARD samples can be seen and blank nro-
posals and full information will be Furnished
i,pon application at this office Envelopes con
tanning proposals to be indorsed Proposals for
Paper TO be opened July 6. 191o;' Major
CHAUNCEy 8. BAKER, Depot Quartermaster.
SEALED bids will be received at the. ofdce If
the Secretary of the Regents, Uniyersifv Of
California Berkeley. at or before ~ n,
Monday. June 81, 1910, for frame n, ofAce
building and for t2) a frame addition To fhe
Workshop at the university farm at Davis
Yolo county California. as per plans and snecj
feafions on file at said office r
No bids will be received unless accomnanied
by a certified check bond in favor Of the
undersigned, equal to 10 per cent of the hid
to assure execution OF contract by successfui
bidder The right to reject any or all bids IS
reserved.
CALIFORNIA.
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OIL LANDS

FOR SALE-PROVEN,g PATENTED OH. land in
Midway; perfect title Commission TO agents.
each month for months. then balance / and
2 years at per cent. 1927 CITIZENS NATL
BANK BLDG. Los Angeles. Cal.
BARGAIN sale-SEyERAIs 20 ACRE OIL LAND
1 CLAIMS location great San Juan oil fields
southeastern Utah. form company; stock cost
lac per share 429 Phelan building
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
MINES AND MIsING

THE owner has to offer TO mining engineer and
others. one large place gold property: area 500
acres: has been thoroughly prospeeted; suitable
for hydraulic dredging or bed rock hume
situated United States: will stand strictest in
yestigation. Apply 547 st. Francis Hotel, San
Francisco Cal
GOLD amalgam. rich ore bought; cash; assaying
SOC. PIONEER ASSAY CO.. 131 5th st. near
Howard.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-24 Kearny ST
BALDWIN x HOWELL, 3lS-24 Kearny ST.
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PHYSICIANS

A-DR- ALICE BELL,
REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN.
All women's ailments treated by methods most
skillful and painless known Everything used
carefully sterilized. which insures absolute safe
t. Patients may remain with me return home
Immediately without interfering with their regu-
anfees satisfactory results. Call and hsve con-
ddential talk WITHOUT COST Hours 10 70 @;
SUNDAYS 10 to 2 1895 GOLDEN GATE AV. COR
NER FILLMORE.
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-cen.,nnsa
DON'T FAIL To SEE


DON'T FAIL TO SEE
PATTERSON IRRIGATED FARMS
FOR DEEPEST SOIL. AND MOST WATER
Deep soil and unlimited water Is the slogan OF
the Patterson Irrigated Farms Patterson Is
100 miles from San Francisco in Stanislaus
county: on the Southern Pacific Railway
main line 1t is the garden spot or the san
Joaquin valley.
EVERYTHING GROWS THERE
AND GROWS BETTER
1t is the old Rancho del Puerto. commonly
1900 acres se that 'Ilv have made the patterson
family wealthy. Wherever San Joaquin
valley land is discussed the Patterson ranch Is
SPOKEN or as the cream OF the SOIL
ENDLESS Es WATER FROM FROM .a-P PLANT; aaG m BRAND
is ALL PAID FOR
10 ACRES OR MORE OF THE BEST
ALFALFA AND DAIRY LANDS WITH
WATER STOCK
5 YEARS TINE.
SUNDAY SPECIAL EXCURSION.
Small parties through the week. Come In
and arrange to go. Office open next Saturday
night till O'Clock. Come In for booklet, and
If you can't come in
MAIL THIS COUPON.
ROGERS & STONE,
457 Market St., San Francisco:
Please send particulars Patterson
Irrigated Farms and Excursions.
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FINANCIAL

WILL buy Oakland Traction preferred: Key
Route preferred: Realty Syndicate certificates;
Turlock irrigation bonds Modesto irrigation
bonds, and other local securities
r. WHITEHEAD & CO..
First National Bank building Oakland
ABBOTT buys BONDS" also CAL. SAFE DEP.
accounts: money loaned. 636 Market St
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
BURLINGAME real ESTATE

SAN ANSELNfO. Min Valley. San Rafael prop
critics. Atthowe Realty Compsny. 25S Market.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21

A-DR- BRINK
Specialist for all women's ailments.
Skill success and equipments unsurpassed;
IS years experience. most perfect methods
known TO science; conhnements. low fees; hon
est treatment; consultation free: confidential.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. DALE. 81 THIRD ST. NEAR MARKET
a STRICTLY RELIABLE specialist for women; !;
largest private. practice and MOST ENPEki-
ENCE in tbeI city. If you are WORRIED
about your condition and NEED HELP come
70 me in private. where YOU are Sure OF M
MEDIATE RESULTS. Accommodations when
NdesiFed. Hours 10 a. m. 10 A p. m aud b 10
d. M. Sundays 10 to -
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21

RICHEST SOIL ON EARTH
ON OUR ROBERTS ISLAND TRACT
SAFEST. MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
SMALL TRACTS-LONG TIME.
SAFE FROM OVERFLOW.
PERFECT DRAINAGE SYSTEM.
FREE IRRIGATION
NEAR SAN FRANCISCO.
ONE AND HALF MILES r. r. STATION.
STEAMER LANDING ON THE TRACT.
THIS PEAT LAND PRODUCES:
0nions-$4O0 to $1,000 per acre.
Asparagus-S300 10 81 800 per acre.
Potatoes--100 10 200 sacks per acre.
Beans-25 to 40 sacks per acre.
fBarley-30 TO 80 sacks per acre
PRICE ONLY $50 PER ACRE.
$25 PER A. CASH. $25 PER A. YEARLY.
crop of 100 to 200 sacks Of potatoes can be
harvested in go days from day OF purchase.
Late cabbages will pay even more. Can furnish
tenants to the first few customers. Your land
lords share will more than meet all payments
and in = few years at most your tract will be
worth at least $500 per acre; your cash invest
ment being only S25 per acre.
Let explain, show photos, samples Of soil.
letters and our representative will call on re-
quest Telephone Kearny 2767; Home C6767.
A. z. PATTEN LAND COMPANY,
sol First National Bank Building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21

MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE
ANY amount; lowest rates first and second
mortgages real estate, legacies, undivided
interest. estates In probate; delay. R. Nc
C0LGANs rooms SOP and 504. Claus Spreckels
(CalD building, Market and Sd SITS.
FIRST mortgage loans at 51a per cent; I'd mort
cages, estates, legaeies and undivided interests
at lowest rates; no delays HERMAN MUIR
PLY, $50 Sutter St. rooms sol -302.
ANY amount on real estate, first or second mort
cages, on any security; delay; lowest rates.
o. W. BECKER. Monadnock bldg, 6S1 Market.
FIRST and second mortgage. real estate. stocks
and bonds. NJ B. LICHTENSTEIN SONS
CO.. 80 Montgomery ST.
HARVEY PRESTON. 12T Montgomery ST., rm.
205-1st and I'd mortgage. any amt. 51a pct.
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DR. NUNJ HIM
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently located.
126s O'Farrell ST, bet. Cough and octayia-
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

GET a home in central Berkeley; $40 down 81
MONTH THOS. ". BADGER. owner, roor
IL Bacon block. Oakland
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FOR sale-Something new in fats new designs,
new style on finish; separate entrances; finest
location in Western addition; overlooking rec
reation grounds in G. G. park; 9TH and 81
ST. See E. B. HALLETT, on premises.
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Money Loaned on Real Estate.
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BUTTONS AND PLEArlNG
Steele's button works. 2ga Ellis and Mason. Pm
80. 80 and c4521. Mail orders solicited
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21

Send for 1910 Map of City. Contains me-
street names-free.
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FINE residence. rooms. hall. beamed ceilings.
garage. for sale or to lease; lot 50x1S0; terms.
15OS Bellevue av.. or box 96 Burlingame