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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-03


Thomas Magee & Sons Real Estate
for November:
There were 75S sales of San Fran
cisco real estate recorded during the
month Of November for total OF
S1.9S1,494
While this is slightly below the total
amount of sales for the month Of OctO-
ber, still it is up to the average for
the last four months. and the low total
is accounted for by the fact that there
were two important elections during
the month. one OF them the state cleo
tion and the other on IS charter amend
ments which absorbed great deal Of
attention.
The total for November was made. up
principally Of medium priced and small
er sales. there having been only one
sale recorded for 500. 900 during the
month.
The greatest activity. both IN num-
ber Of sales and in amount. during the
month just closed. was in. the outside
lands and homesteads sections. where
322 sales were recorded for a total Of
$5O6.20O. In the so vara section %
sales were recorded for a total Of s4O2.--
SIS; In the Western addition. So sales
for total of s465,95s. and IN the Mis-
sion, 179 sales for total OF s43O.S69
Among the principal sales recorded
during the month were the following:
In the so vara section: The north
west corner Of Kearny and Pine streets,
72:6x45:5. sold in trade for 800. 900; the
northwest corner Of Sutter and Leaven-
worth streets. 137:6x77. irregular. sold
for $4,000; the north side OF Clav
street. 1876 feet east OF Montgomery.
45:1Ox122. including building. sold for
$70.O00 and the. south side OF Bush
street. As feet east OF Jones, 66:6x137:6.
! less small L." was reported sold for
$50. O00
In the Western addition: The south
west corner Of Fell and BrOderick
streets 25x100. improved. sold in trade
for $4,000; the southwest corner OF
Fulton and Laguna streets, 5Ox110. sold
way, so feet west OF Larlin street.
S3:9x275 to Vallejo in rear less small
L." sold for -s21, 600.
BUILDING OPERATIONS
Building contracts were entered into
during the month OF November for
! total of SS05 93S, divided as follows:
frame --.--.-..- .----.-....-'.ss- 6tS,gln
Alterations ...----.....-.. 4s5S5
Total. al....s.......-......s.... sS05 03S
entered into since the fire amount rs
$171. .s21,7s0. As nearly all buildings
/ entered into have cost more than 10
/ per cent above the original contract
/ price. ii is estimated that the total
value of buildings erected since the
/ fire amounts to not less than S1S9.-
100000. There were 1882 building
permits granted since the fire for a
total of sf6s.41o.447
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-03

Thomas Magee & Sons Real Estate
Circular makes the following review
for November:
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
HUssANDINo THEIR ENTHUsl

ASM-An interested spectator at the capitol building on Tuesday afternoon, says he noticed that of the two hund- red people or more who came to pay their respects to Governor Marshall of Indiana. mentioned as q possibility for president in 1912. only three were democrats and none of them represent
 ed the local organization. 1t is un- derStood the reason is not that the partisan brethren are too disinterested to be seen lowering in the vicinity of the band wagon, but they are saving their enthusiasm for the big banquet when they can unbosom themselves without taking the republican admirers of the governor into their confidence.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03

ADVICE TO MOTHERS-Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al ways be used for Children's Teething It soothes the child. softens the gums allays all pain. cures wind collie. ana is the best remedy for Diarrhoca TWenty-five cents a bottle.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
SCHOOL BOND sLECTIoN-Th


 qualified electors uf tho Phoenix union high school district. will vote today on the proposition of tine issuance of bonds in the sum vf Sl5o.oon for the following purposes: Construction and completion of such buildings as may
 be necessary for the proper conduct and operation of the high school: for the purchase and installation ot furni- ture. apparatus. laboratory. library. shops. appliances and supplies for the full and complete equipment of the building. The election will be held al the high school building and the judges will be H. P. DeMund, l.. D. Rosseau and R. H. Smith. The polls will be open between and o'clock. It is provided that the bonds shall not eX- ceed per cent and shall be redeemable within twenty years from date of issue.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
NO SUBSTITUTE.

Accept no substitute for Foley's Honey and Tar. It is the best and safest for cough. colds. throat and lung troubles. Contains no opiates and no harmful drugs Remember the name, Foley's Honey and Tar, and accept no substitutes Sold by Elvcy & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
THEY WILL SEE PHOENIX =

Phoenix will get the best end of the big excursion of the Los Angeles chamber uf commerce. of any city ol Arizona that will be visited. Accord ing tp their schedule the visitors will pass eighteen hours and a half in Phoenix. Bowie and Prescott each get about seven hours nf their time. while Tucson gets but three hours and twen- ty minutes. They will bc in Douglass about four hours and in Bishce about two. The excursionists will arrive in Phoenix March IS at 1.3O a m. and leave at a. m. the following morn ing.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING

There will be special young peoples service at the Christian church Thurs day night, March .. in connection with the revival services. MT. Stivers is greatly pleased with his work. There have been more than sixty additions to the church since the revival began. It is proposed to prolong these services for d week after the laymen's conven tiOn.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
MORE TREEs-HiIrs Seed House

MORE REES-IIlITs S''d H0uso yeStcrda received another carload of trees and ornamental shrubhcry Everything in the consignment is ever green. tho largest number of trees be ing cucaipius. which is undoubtedly one of the best adapted trees for this NalleN
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
RETURNED TO CALIFORNIA :

Mrs. R A Hart. who has been visit ing her son. w. H.. Hart. for the last five months, has returned to her home in santa Marcia. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A kYRENE SoCIAL-Thc basket ! social held at the Kyrenc school house
 Friday night was a grand success Thirty-one dollars were taken in. RETURNED TO CALIFORNIA - ! Mrs. R \. Hart. who has been visit
 ing her son, w. IT,. Hart. for the last ! five months, has returned to her home in santa Marcia. Cal.
 A VALUABLE HORSE DEAO- Night before last Walter r. Card lost valuable geIding which he had ex- pected would sometime further increase the reputation of this Vallc, as tic habitat of high grade horses.
 RETURNED FROM THE SPRINGS Jeff Duncan came in from Agua Caliente yesterday. where he has been resting for two or three weeks. Super visor L. NJ Hoghc is there but will come back to Phoenix tomorrow.
 PHOENIX AT ITS BEST-Dan Evans. a contractor of Tucson. and for several years engaged in business in this city, returned yesterday from Globe. where he has several contracts. Mir. Evans said that though he had been here d great many times since he moved away. he had never seen the town looking so well: so much of an appearance of business on the streets. and so much building going on everywhere.
 TURKEY DINNER Mrs Walter Reddin of Kyrene pleasantly enter tained Sunday at turkey dinner the following guests: Mir. and Mrs. Rob ert Moor. MT and Mrs. Walter Wat son. MT. and Mrs. I. M. Saylor. Mir and Mrs. Loci Redden. MT and Mrs. J. W. Davis. MT. and Mrs. Mark Redden, Mrs. Dorthey. MT. and Mrs. Carl Brooks, MT. Sigel Davis, Mr. Dykes. Miss Coffmen. Miss Sellers. Miss VO- mia Davis. MT. Ashby, Mir. Dorthey.
 OSBORN SCHOOL BOARD ELEc- TlON-The bond election of the Os- born school district will take place to- morrow. It is proposed to issue bonds in the amount Of s17,000 for the pur- pose of making additions and improve ments to the school building. It is ex- pected that the vote in favor of the issue will be unanimous for the trustees say that they have heard Of no tax payer in opposition. The voters will at the same time pass on the high school bond issue.
 SIDE TRIP TO PHOENlx-The Santa Fe has just published instruc- tions to their agents east of Albuquer- que. x. NJ. authorizing them 10 sell to holders of one way tickets via Albu- querque from points in the United States. Canada or Mexico to points up on the Pacific coast, including British Columbia, side trip tickets to Phoenix at a rate of S2.S0. This will permit passengers en route, who may decide to visit the Salt river valley, to purchase the side trip tickets at Albuquerque and stations east for the same that they would have to pay for them if they were purchased with the through ticket. It should be an advantage if our board of trade should desire at any time to secure the distribution of literature at some point in New Mex ico and persuade passengers to visit the valley
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
RETURNED FROM THE SPRINGS

Jeff Duncan came in from Agua Caliente yesterday. where he has been resting for two or three weeks. Super visor l. NJ Hoghc is there but will come back to Phoenix tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
A VALUABLE HORSE pEAO-

Night before last Walter r. Card lost valuable geI1ing which he had eX- pectcd would sometime further increase the reputation of this Vallc,- as tic Ina bitat of high grade horses.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
STILL OPPORTUNITY TO REGIS TER FOR THE UAYMENS CONVEN-

TION-The committee having m charge the registering of delegates reports still further progress in selling tickets. more than 225 already having been sold. and the prospects are that there will be nearby 300 delegates. The caterer has granted an extra day to re- port on dinner tickets and during this extra time the committeeman hope to turn in at least another hundred regis trations Those who have not yet registered are urged to do so today either with the secretary at headquar- ters or with some committeeman. and help make this the greatest convention of the southwest and so do justice to the city of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03

GONE TO BOUSE-H. E. K.nE lcf, for Bousc on Tuesday. accompanied by Jack Empy. mining expert of SPo- kane. Wash.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03

GONE TO BISBEE-J. B. Grand, territorial engineer, left last night for Bisbee on official business.
 NEW RESIDENT-F B. Wise of Washington. Pa, has bought property on Fourth avenue and expects to re- main here permanently He has gone into business with F.. J. Bennitt & Co
 MIR. VAN DER vEER OUT-Chas A. Van der Veer. who has been con fined to his home for several days by illness. was able to be at his office a short time yesterday.
 WANTS HIS BRoTHER-Thomas Forrest of Seattle has written to Mar shal Moore asking for news of his brother who. he says. left San Fran cisco last December for Phoenix. He is d good looking boy about Is years old and has been employed in a restaurant here. His right name is John For rest.
 GLASSES FOUND-A pair of gold nose glasses was picked up in the cor ridor of the capitol building on Tues day after the reception to Governor Marshall. As they do not belong to any one employed in the building it is quite likely they were lost by some wis itor on that occasion. They can be found at the governors office
 J. J. RIGGS HOME-J. J. Riggs, citi- zen member of the territorial board of control. returned yesterday from two weeks outing in Los Angeles. He re- ports having had a splendid time. He says that southern California now looks fine. as the hills are taking on their springtime color and the gar dens and orchards and flowers and grass plots are all d wealth of green cry.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03

First Grafter-That last fellow who sucked my game thought he was some pumpkins.
 Second Ora fter-Well. that was about light. He was pie for you. wasn't he'
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03

GONE TO BISBEE-J. B. Grand, territorial engineer. left last night for Bisbee on official business.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT


 production of Die Melsterschaft' by the senior German class of the high school Tuesday night was reported by al! who saw the amusing play as a credit to those in the cast and to Miss McDaniel. instructor in German. who directed it. The play is founded on one of Mark Twain's inimitable stories. large part of it was in German but the situations were funny even to those who were unacquainted with that language. The efforts of the lovers each unacquainted with the language of the other. to make them selves understood is fine foundation for some of Twain's rarest absurdities. The play was given in the auditorium of the high school, which was crowded with an appreciative audience. It is one of the best and certainly the fun niest of the amateur productions that the students have presented.
 SAVE THE WATER-Howard Reed returned Tuesday night from a trip to Roosevelt and the watershed of both the Tonto and the upper Salt river He said he found no snow as far up as he went along eithe- stream and the ranges are unusually drw and the stock thin. There is a good sup ply of water in the reservoir. the ele- vation being 11590 feet, the quantity about IS2.000 acre feet. This is q sufficient amount to assure d good ir- rigation supply all summer, and 1t is sincerely hoped that there will be q good season of rains at an early day. both for the filling of the reservoir and for the benefit Of the ranges. Should the rains not materialize the reserve in the reservoir will be very much de- unfinished before next fall. MT. Reed offers the suggestion that 1t is a very opportune time for the farmers to be- gin practicing economy in the use of irrigation water. There is no occasion for alarm and the supply is ample for this year. but the best time to save is when one has it. There is no oc casion this year for using it when il is not needed on the theory that there will be none later and there will he none of it wasted by not being used. so long as the reservoir remains thrilled.
 FATHER WANTS HlM-The city marshal has received request for in formation in regard to Hugo Schernau of Davenport, Ia. He has been em- ployed on the Southern Pacific and was at Melone, Caleveras county, Cal. some time ago. The young mans father is searching for him.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03

A kYRENE SOCIAl-Thc basket social held at the kyrene school house Friday night was grand success. Thirty one dollars were taken in.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
MIR. VAN DER vEER oUT-Cl

A. Van der Vcer. who has been con fined to his home for several days b illness. was able to be at his office short time yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-03
A NEW RESIDENT-F. B. W

Washington, Pa. has bought property on Fourth avenue and expects to re-
 main here permanently. He has gone into business with F.. J. Bennitt & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Big Horn Exhibit on
It's Way to Land Show
Grains and Grasses from Famous Wy
oming Section shipped-H. G.
shsdd in Charge.

The Biz Horn basin exhibit for the
Omaha land show is now on route, accord
irr to Information received Tuesday morn
ing by ~. G shedd, chairman of the com
mlttee in charge OF this display, Mr.. shedd
is now in Omaha The other members OF
the committee are l.. II. Grove. George
lia~daiI r. A. Miller. G. G. Ellis. c. f.
Roberts on j. S. Brown Ralph Hoover, II.
l.. fIouy and w. n. Slckler.
The exhibit from the Big Horn country
viii he principally concerned with grains
and grasses Some attention will be paid
TO the fruit farm projects now under de-
,eiopuicnt In Wyoming. The Big Horn
country alone is attempting the develop
ment Of the fruit industry In Wyoming
The display to be made at the Omaha
land show by the Big Horn basin ia in
line with THE movement led by Governor
Brooks looking toward the development OF
the state through publicity. Wyoming has
been well represented In the more recent
shows Of the Kind and many of the dry
farming congres ses and other agricultural
meetings on III
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Ratchet Too Sharp
for Mere Kindling
Edge Prepared for the Turkey Cuts
Cash in John Ander-
eonfr Kuaa

John Anderson is back on the job as
doorman at the Omaha Grain exchange.
Mr. Anderson received little present OF
$50 in gold on his return and once more
thinks the world Is good place to live in.
Mr.. Anderson has been raising all fall
a turkey and this hand fed bird attained
plumpness and tenderness Of flesh which
made It Just the best little Christmas tur-
KEY on the table.
II had TO be Killed. so Tuesday last Mr.
Anderson sharpened his Ratchet lie is
a master hand at running a grindstone and
he got an edge on tire Ratchet which was
keener than some BARRIERS can put on a
razor Wednesday Mrs Anderson asked
him to chop little kndling. Mr. Anderson
agreed willingly lie would give the
Ratchet q workout and get It in good tune
for the Saturday slaughter.
Mr. Anderson chopped some kindlng-
likewise his knee and he ate his Christ
mas dinner In bed. The Ratchet was not
used TO carve the turkey Sunday 1t has
been locked up.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Craig Inspects
Asphalt Plants
and Street Lights
City Engineer Craig Returns from a
Trip of Several Weeks to
the Coast.

George w. Craig. city engineer, has re-
turned from a trip Of several weeks
through California in the search of data
upon the manufacture Of asphalt. Mr..
Craig is chairman of the committee Of the
National Association Of city Officials for
the Standardization of paving specified
lions on asphalt and is preparing his re-
port to be submitted to the convention in
Chicago next month.
! Most of the asphalt used in this country
comes either from Trinidad and the Ber-
mudas or from California. ! have been
familiar with the conditions of production
IN the Bermudas and l wanted 20 see the
coast manufactures 1 found that the
plants along the coast produce some good
and some bad stuff and that we are as apt
to get the bad as the good. We have had
to reject whole carloads.
I'm some of the plants when | stated
my business and the purposes of the in
vestigauon l was treated Hospitality but
In two Instances was thrown out bodily.
II was much impressed with the beauty
of the street lighting systems in the coast
cities. Some of them look like our AK
Sar- Ben time every night In Los Angeles
the down town arc lights were ornamented
with biz Christmas wreaths during the
week in honor OF Christmas The problem
OF street lighting is one which Omaha
must take up Immediately because we are
falling behind other progressive cities in
this one thing at least
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28

The Quickest, Simplest
Cough Cure
Easily and CheaPly Made at
Home. Saves You So.

This recipe makes a pint OF cough
syrup-enough to last a family a lOng
time. You couldn't buy as much or as
good cough syrup for $3.50.
Simple as IL is, IL gives almost In
slant relief and usually stops the most
obstinate cough in "a hours. This Is
partly due to the fact that II is slightly
laxative, stimulates the appetite and
has an excellent tonic effect. 1t 10
pleasant 70 take-children liks II. An
excellent remedy, too. for whooping
cough, sore lungs, asthma, thToa.
troubles. etc.
with - pint Of warm water, and stir
for minutes. Put y ounces OF PineX
(hfty cents wor'hl in a pint bottle
and add the Sugar Syrup. II keeps per-
fectly. Take a teaspoonful every one,
two or three hours.
Pine is one OF the oldest and best
known remedial agents for the throat
membranes. PineN is the most valu-
able cor contracted compound of Nor
way white pine extract, and is rich in
guiaicol and all the other natural heal
Ing elements. Other preparations Will
not work In this formula.
The prompt results from this recipe
have endearCd % 20 thousands Of house
wives In the United states and Canada.
which explains why the plan has been
initiated often, but never successfully.
A guaranty OF absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has PiueX
or VIII get II for you, n noe. send II
The PineX Co. 1t. Wayne. Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Tale Cnre.

Remember when your kidneys are ar
fected your life is in danger. NJ Mayer,
Rochester, j. Y. says My trouble
started with a sharp shooting pain over
nay back which grew worse daily. / felt
sluggish and tired, my kidney action was
irregular aud infreouent started us
ing Foley Kidney pills Each dose seemed
20 pat new lifo asa strength into me- and
now I am completely cured and feel bet
ter aud stronger than for years" Sold
" an druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
HUSBAND LOSES BOTH SUITS

Francis htiderbrnnd'a Demands for
Divorce and Property Held by
wife Refused.
Francis Hilderbrand. who three months
ago started a sensational suit for divorce
against his wife. Ella Hilderbrand and a
separate action in equity 10 recover from
her property which he alleged she obtained
from him by threats. was defeated in both
suits before Judge Day in equity court
Tuesday.
Mrs Hilderbrand's cross-pettlon for d.
yorce was granted while Hilderbrand' s
petition was denied. The property held by
Airs. Hnderbrand was declared to be right
fully hers
Hilderbrand alleged that his w'fe's in
terest IN the spirit world was the cause OF
all their troubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28

Every family has need Of a good. re-
liable liniment. For spraIAs. bruises, sore
ness OF the muscles and rheumatic pains
there is none better shan Chamberlain S.
Sold by al. dealers
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
A Horrible death

results from decaying lungs Cure Coughs
and weak lungs with DR. Kings New
Discovery bOc and 500. For sale by
Beaten Drug 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
GOOD EDIBLBS FOR TRAVELLERS
Commercial Club Buys Good Things
TO Eat by Wholesale.
gs GO WITH THE FEAST
Prise Poet Has Prepared some New
Ones, which All VIII ne Asked
70 Help Sing During
the EvcntnE.

NMe bNFnNhka
'rhs Commercial club IL buying food and
provisions by Wholesale for a Gargantuan
dinner which will be held IN the Auditorium
Friday night Contracts have been made
for the purchase Of provisions and elibes
OF various sorts, as follows:
twenty-five gallons Of oysters.
Thirty-nve gallons OF oyster cocktail
dressing
seventy-five gallons Of soup
Seven hundred and fifty pounds Of black
bass.
Twenty gallons Of tartar dressing.
one hundred pounds Saratoga chips.
twenty-five gallons Of olives
Fifteen hundred pounds stuffed eggs.
Seven hundred fifty pounds tenderlion
steak
Ten thousand sandwiches.
one hundred cans Of mushrooms.
Three hundred cans OF peas
Five boxes Of oranges.
Sixty cans Of pineapples
sixty bottles Of Maraschino charries.
one dozen bottles bottles Of sherry
Fifteen hundred Nesselrode puddings.
twenty-five gallons Of coffee.
seventy-fve pounds assorted cake
Twenty-one hundred cigars.
one thousand cigarettes.
Rows Of Tables.
The diners VIII be seated at fourteen
tables stretched north and south in the
Auditorium, the speakers table being at
right angles on the south side and running
east and west
Between courses the 1900 or more pres
ent will sing songs written especially for
the occasion by the prize poet Of Michi-
gan and Nebraska. These nave been archi-
tectured to tit popular tunes, which almost
everyone knows
The refrain of one which is a la George
Cohans efforts runs as follows
Give my regards to Broadway,
Remember me to Michigan ave,
Tell all the boys I'm old X. G..
What splendid streets they have
Then carry me back to Farnam,
At Sixteenth put me down
Give my regards to old Broadway,
but let me live in my old town
After this effort Pegasus essayed another
flight which is intended to be sung to the
tune OF Every Little Movement from
Madame Sherry" 1t goes thus:
Every little business has a booster OF its
own
All it's sterling qualities too gladly will
be shown
But every good word you can say for this
old town, lg.
VIII bring you q part of its renown,
And business you never could pull down
by efforts all alone.