The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 14, 1902, Page 47

ROYAL ARCH MASONS GATHER AT BANQUET Oakland Chapter Confers Its Degree. Knights Templar to Honor Dr. Pardee. OAKLAND, Dec. 13.—Following the con- ferring of the degree of their order the Royal Arch Masons of Oakland Chapter gave a banquet last evening in Masonic Temple. The affair was largely attended, the tables being filled. A. C. Jackson act- | ed as toastmaster and toasts were re- | sponded to by Guy C. E O’Donnell, A. 8. Baker, V Wisconsin, F. D. Voorhi and Oswald Lubbock. Oakland Commandery, Knights Tem- plar, will give a banquet next Tuesday ight in Mascnic Temple in honor of Gov- ernor-elect George C. Pardee and Lieu ant Governor-elect Alden Anderso e wives of the members have been invited to be present and there will be an elabo- rate programme of speaking. —_——— Spirit Lamps for Lighting. from a report just published Bulletin de la Societe d'Encouragement it appears that very great improvements have recently been made in lamps intend- ed for lighting by methylated spirits, the ccrsumption of spirits per candlepower arle, F. H. . G. Wilson of John Bennett E. ! in the ! being less than half of what was requir- | ed in lamps tested twelve months ago. e lamp of six: ndlepewer, submit- ted by M. De: e of Paris, burnt only about one-twentieth a fluid ounce of spirit per candlepower hour, so that one pint of spirit would supply this lamp for between six and seven hours. Another lamp of the same make, but of forty can- dlepower, showed very nearly the sam efficiency. In these lamps the flame § Cirected on to a mantle of the Welsbach type, since the flame itself is non-lumin- ous. In some c; however, where a mixture of spirit and benzine is used the mantle is dispensed with, the fiame being then sufficlently luminous per se. With these lamps, howeve e consumption of spirit per candlepower hour is very much greater than it is in the case of the lamps ;fl{ng mantles.—Philadelphia Public Led- —_—— Pope Leo’s Age and Reign. On Novembe T 4 the Pope had occupied the ch St = n : v one except Pi Tact. which €peaks for the 1thful) of Rome, that of t those who bave reigned lox id be the two last, Pius IX, who was pontiff for thirty- One years and seven months, and Leo XIITL, who has, up to the present, held his great office for twenty-four rs_eight montk and fourteen d Before to-day econd place, which now belongs to ting Pope, was held by the unfor- te Pius VI, who died in ¢ e in Va- » the Rhone in 179. By some writ- to have been Bishop y s, and t > famous me- ed to a new Pope ““Thou shalt not see the belief w dieval ng, addr on his election years of St. Peter falsified the trut ~ of the maxim, and there is every reason to believe tha his ‘t\:'\ cessor, too, will complete his twenty- fifth year of office. In point of age Leo XIII is third of the pontiffs, his ninety- two years having been surpassed by St. Agathus, who died in 682 at the age of 10; by Gregory IX, whose death occurred at the age of 9.—London Chronicle. —_—————— Doll, the oldest English actor, rs of age. ‘Hg never appeared in n, but spent his t E: er acted Launcelot nd Keane's Shylock. But Pius IX signally | i | | | | i | life in Devonshire, | Gobbo xo[ | ariving SANTA FE RAILROAD COMPANY COMPLETES PLANS 1 FOR REACHING THE WATER FRONT AT EMERYVILLE | AKLAND, Dec. 13. plans for the terminal of the Santa Fe system in Oakland have been completed. The Call was the first to give the news of how the Santa Fe secured control of the Cali- fornia and Nevada Railroad for its en- trance into this city, and is the first to give the plans of that railroad for enter- ing Oakland. The new ferry that is to be operated from Emeryville pier will begin running April 15, and the first ferry-boat for that system will be launched from the ship- ards in Alameda on Monday next. The of piling for the pler Emeryville to a of the Southern Pacific’s long whaif has been completed, the plans for the ferry depot at the end of the pier are now completed, and The Call gives the first — The from | line even with the end | illustration of the building that will deco~ rate the end of thé big pier. The work | of reconstructing the California and Ne-| i will begin at once and the Santa Fe ! ihas almost completed its plans for the | depot to be erected at the corner of San | Pablo avenue and the crossing of the lit- | tle narrow-gauge. To all appearances the Safita Fe wiil terminate at San Pabio avenue, and from | San Pablo avenue to the end of the pler | will be under the operation and control | | of the Oakland Transit Compan: The exact relations of the two companies to each other are immaterial to the plans as they affect Oakland. The plans are large enough to satisfy the most enthu- ! siastic boomer, no matter by whom car- ried out. SUBWAY CONTRACTED FOR. | The litile sireet of Yerba Buena, down which the California and Nevada mnow | runs, will be the center of all of the| railroad operations. There are two fran- | ’: | pue. # on chises on this street, the Santa Fe sys- tem having one for a double-track road on the north side of the street from San Pablo avenue to the Southern Pacific right of way and the Oakland Transit Company has a franchise for a double track on the south side of the street for the same distance. This will completely cccupy the street, but will not interfere with property, for the Santa Fe system has purchased all‘of the property facing Yerba Buena street on the north, running from San Pablo avenue to the bay and for 400 feet north. This space will be oc- cupied by the yards and railroad build- ings of this company, including a passen- ger depot on the corner of San Pablo ave- the south side of this street the Oakland Transit Company owns a similar plece of property running from San Pablo avenue to the bay and 400 feet deep. Upon this property will be erected all of the shops, carhouses and the central stations of the Transit Company. As the buildings planned by both of these companies are expected to be ready by April 15, when the ferry is to be put in operation, Emeryville will soon be a scene of great activity. The Santa Fe trains will not be run on the pier at all, but will stop at their de- pot just west of Sag Pablo avenue, and their cars will be pfcked up by the elec- tric motor engines of the Oakland Transit Company and drawn down the pier, where they will discharge their passen- gers into the ferry-boats. The Oakland Transit Company will con- trol the pier and the approach thereto. The approach to the pier will be made under the tracks of the Southern Pacific Company,.and the contract has already been let for an immense concrete culvert, through which the cars will be drawn by electric motor engines. E. B. & A. L. Stone have the .contracts and the cost BUILT AT EMERYVILLE FOR USE OF THE SANTA FE. o will be about $75,000 for the subway alone. DEPOT AT END OF PIER. Walter J. Mathews has completed the plans for the depot at the end of the pier and work will be commenced upon this structure by the first of the year. The new building will be much more grace- ful in design than those of the Southern Pacific Company and there will be one big change from those now in use. The ferryboats will be run into the building and 1 set under the roof of the ferry depot, close up to the pilot-house. This will enable passengers to leave boat or depot in rainy weather without getting wet or trying to raise umbrellas for a short trip up the apron. There will also be a short curve toward the north at the end of the pier and the trains will run into the back of the depot, across the depot, instead of running into it length: wise, as on the Oakland ferries at pres- ent. DEDICATE LOCKWOOD SCHOOL TO PEOPLE Appropriate Exercises Mark the De= livery of New Building for the Country District. OAKLAND, Dec. 13.—Lockwood School, on the San Leandro highway near Fitche burg, which has just been completed at a cost of $12,000, was qedicated to the cause of education this afternoon. State Superintendent of Schools T. J. Kirk was the orator of the day, In addition te whose address there were chorus songs by the pupils of the school, history read~ ing by G. W. Hazelton, vocal selection by | Miss Louise Toasbern, address by Harry Wagner, piano solo by Paul Martin, ad- dress by County Superintendent of Schools T. O. Crawford, cornet solo by Miss Grace Crane, addresses by Fred Son- derberg, the architect, and Harry Whar« ton, the contractor. ——————— ’ Brains of Men and Women Compared, M. Marchand has investigated the braing of 1173 persons immediately after death, The weight of the brain is influenced by | the disease; diphtheria, for example, Ine creases the weight. The brains of newe born boys weigh on the average i | grams; of new-born girls 361 At the end of the first year the figures are boys, 967; girls, 83. By the end of the third yeas# the weight of the braln has tripled and | from this epoch it increases very slowly, | especially with girls, It attains its greats est weight at about 19% years for men, |at about 17 for women. The average weight of the brain of an adult male i3 {1400 grams; of an adult female, 1275 The reduction of weight due to atrophy commences with men about the eightieth year; with women, about the seventieth. We may recall for comparis son the following facts: The heaviest | brain on record is that of the novelist Tourgenieff (2120 grams); one of the light+ est is that of Gambetta (1160 grams). The weight of the brain is, thus, one factom, and only one, in the comparison of differs ent men and of different sexes. @ il @ The Oakland Transit Company is plan« ning two distiact system for its electria raflroads. One will be a main line sys- tem to connect with its ferry that will be exactly similar to the steam local train¥ of the Southern Pacific Company, save that it will be operated by electricitys The other will be a streetcar system pure and simple. There will be three of these main line systems, that will spread out, fanlike, from Emeryville. One will run to HEast Berkeley and will parallel the tracks of the Southern Pacific Company. Work on this line will begin by the first of the year. The second will run through For- tieth street to Pledmont and may eventu~ ally run on toward San Jose. The third | will be down San Pablo avenue. This i3 | already constructed. On these three | routes will be run electric trains of from two to six cars each, connecting with the | boats. In addition passengers may trans- | fer from any car of the streetcar system | to these main line trains and be taken tq | the ferry. { The Transit Company will complete its Berkeley lines first and will bid for trafflg from that section, Pledmont and Oakland proper. East Oakland will be the last | section to be given attention and no main | line 1s projected for Alameda. REAL ESTATE CO. OAKLAND, CAL. Real Estate INVESTHENTS. hotel block; 3-story building, offices; 100 feet frontage: the banking center of Oak- e safest investment Wwith an future that there is in the mpare this with the $60,000 oy this week; see us at 2d- be ; fine modern business specially adapted and nt store or office improved business corner 100x100; now producing will double ve. business place; 55 ft. story building. % brick building; corner $25,000—Ala: ness block: 100 7t. froni rents; income $1909 per can immediately be advanced; splendid bargain; unques- tionable future 000—DBrick bloc ry; 75 ft. fromt; S. of Tenth st.; adjoins fine improve- nts; rents $1 per month, $20,000—Upper Broadway; stores and flats; im- provements good order; present rents 51 per month, ght spiendid flats, 5 to § roome: lot :6x100; central location; rents $188 per month. $13,000—3-story block; hotel and stores ana cottages; corner; 75x130; East Oak- land; rents $119 per month, $12,000—For two eplendid improved corner stores and flats on San Pablo ave.; present rent income $9i per month. $12,000—Four of the choicest flats in Oakland; rents $105; close in. $12,500—Splendid plece’ of coming _business property in vicinity of Telegraph ave. Sixteenth st. tate; lower Broadway corner; 50 : tory bullding; stores and hotel; we can secure lease to one tenant for $75 per month; new overland road will greatly enhance value; $25,000 once re- fused; keep your eye on Oakland Wa- ter Front; offer wanted. $10,000—An estate; near terminus Santa Fe R. R. Co.; 150x157; corner; with fine 3- story business block, and fine 8-room residence; fine investment; offer wanted. $10,000—Estate; offer wanted; Eleventh st.; N. £.: 75 ft. E. of Franklin; 75x100; must seil. $7,000—Near Twelfth and Broadway; extra fine flats, 6 and 7 rooms each; lot 40 x100; or $9,000—For 75x100; the finest buy in fiats in Oakland; proposition business proper- ty; mortgage §5600 can remain. $6,500—San Pablo ave., 8. of Twentieth st.; unimproved lot; under lease; §12,000 once refused; splendid purchase; has fine future, $5,800—San Pablo ave.; corner; Inside of Twenty-third st.; modern im) eed building, store and flat; cost — $5,500—Cost $7500; splendid palr modern flats, short distance from 6 and 7 rooms; Twelfth and Jefferson; always rents;: pays well. $4,500—Livery stable: splendid buflding lot, 50x100; well iocated; opportunity for right man. $5,000—Rents $48; bank sale; eight flats nr. new steel works; when completed this property will command $10 to $i2 each; foreclosure sale. $4,800—Tenement flats; modern; Al order; rents $4S per month; 50x100; Oak Sta- tion; close in; cost owner $6000. $4,500—San Pablo ave., N of Thirty-fourth st.; improved busihess property; double frontage; near Santa Fe R. R. Depot, , and 3-story brick block. $3,500—Flats; 5 rooms each; rented $3¢6 month; Eir' teenth st., bet. Market and Grove. $3,300—Foreclosure sale; store, flat and 2 cot- tages; corner on Alice st.; rents $30 ‘month; installment terms. $2,600—3 flats; modern; Oak Station; rents $35 month! $2,500—San Pabio ave. and Twenty-fifth st.; store and 2 rooms. Each—Foreclosure sale; new flats; 5 rooms each: special terms, $250 cash, balance to suit. $2,500—Thirty-second st., nr. Grove; bay-win- dow ‘cottage; 6 Tooms and bath; lot 33x140. $1,950—Store and flat; Twenty-third ave.; ad- Jolning new steel works, now building, 10 employ 500 men; sec at once before price advances. $1,850—Flats, b rooms each; lot 25x100; Sev- enth st nr. Adeline Station; mort- gage §$1500. $1,750—Store and upper flat; lot 25x100; B-st. business center, and near proposed Banta Fe R. R. shops. $2,500 OAKLAND KOXES, $25,000—Magnificent suburban home, adjoin- ing Oakiand; improvements modern and complete; 14 acres of choicest fruits and shrubberles in the Statc; premises have cost three times price asked; immense sacrifice; mortgage $20,000 can remain. $25,000—We are authorized by the estate of J. J. Valentine, late president of Wells-Fargo Express Company, to of- fer that magnificent home, grandly situated on the heights of Kast Oak- land; half-block highly improved grounds; premises cost over $50,000. $22,000—An unusual offering; handsome Pied- mont mension: 12 rooms; new, mod- ern and complete; large grounds; sit- uation affords an unequaled panorama of Ban Francisco Bay and Oakland. m.oowlcin $30,000 two years ago; elegant room Roman-style home; beautifal architecture; price includes all of the magnificent furniture, which is com- plete; sacrifice on account of removal s south. $20,000—Cost $35.000: B-story resid rooms; McClure Tieights; corner, 90% REAL ESTATE CO. General Real Estate Agents 460 and 462 8th St., Oakland, . $18,000—Cost $27,000 in 1891; especially con- structed home, 15 rooms; elevated and centrally located; a corner on the handsomest improved block In Ouk- land; estate, cause of sacrifice. | $16,000—Bordering the shores of beautiful Lake Merritt; splendid 12-room residence; Lake Merritt frontage is very scarce; we soid another §12,000 site on the boulevard this week. $16,000—On bay shore of Alameda; a lovely seaside home; new and comblete; 15 rooms; latest equipments; lot 1S5x 135; bulkhead and boathouses com- plete; see 16 photographs at office. $12,5600—Cost $25,000; suburban home; gothlc style; 10 rooms; modern and com- plete; in city limits of Berkeley; 5 acres. choice fruit and shrubberies; land worth price asked and has fine future value, $18,500—Flat mortgage $12.000 at 6 per cent; close in; east of Broadway; 16 rooms; corner residence; 170 feet frontage; must sell: offer considered, $11,000—Madison st. corner home; 12 rooms; modern and complete; lot 100x200; fine bargain: close to Broadway and narrow-gauge train service. $10,000—Linda Vista, *Piedmont”: handsome 12-room corner home, 70x125; superb- | ly situated; grand view; fine sur- roundings; magnificent garden, $9,200—Fine, 12 rooms; extra weli built; lot 100x140; finely situated, out Telegraph | ave. $100 per month—Special terms; on two fine pew homes on southeast cormer of Jackson and 1ith sts.; full informa- tion at office, $9,000—Cost $12,500; abeolutely the cozlest 9- room home in the market; elaborately finiehed; fine order; furnace; stable: terraced lot, 75x125; grandly situated cn Vernon Helghts, $9,000—Fruitvale; 2 acres, with 10-room re dence; opposite the Weliman mansion $25,000 once refused; offer wanted. $8,500—Near Telegraph and Alblon; -fine 2- story especially constructed 'home of 10 rooms; 75x100; see this before building. $8,000—On McCiure Helghts; opposite 3Sth and Telegraph; 10-room colonlal style; feet front. $7,500—Sacrifice; fine modern colonial 10-room residence; furnace, stable; corner lot, 10015/ Tenth ave.; no finer home location Oakland; ' elevated: finc surroundings; premises cost $12,500; modern and .complete; non-resident forcing sale; finest buy in East Oak- land, $6,500—Ancther choice Telegraph ave. corner home; specially constructed; § rooms; extra'fine home; lot 50x100. $7.500—Harricon st., near 1ith; pretty 10- room home: 50x100. $7,000—11-room corner residence on 13th st., east of Harrison; mortgage $4500; rents $50 per month, / $5,500—Albion or 28th st., between Grove and Telegraph; just completed; fine 8-room home: 50x140; terms to suit you; keys at office. $6,500—Offer wanted; beautiful, almost new corner, 8-room home; 5 minutes’ walk narrow-gauge depot. $5,000—Estate; Telegraph ave,; age, ; note size; Toora “dwelling; bargain, X $5,500—Thirty-second st.; fine home, 9 rooms; 50x165; barn; terms easy. 500—27th st., near Telegraph: 9-room 2- 00— ey colonial house; lot B0x140; prem- ises; canmot be duplicated for the price, $4,500—Near Telegraph and 27th st.; 12-room residence: 5 years plendid value; cost $5000 to duplicate house, $6,500—Furnished, or $5500 unfurnished; Tei- egraph ave. cormer; cozy S-room 2- story house; one year old; mortgage $4250. $5,000—The pretgjest home in Central it Oakland for the money; gothic style; swell corner veranda; corner lot, 50x 140; 8 rooms, new and comvicte; sta- tion and cars; fine g ) double front- splendid 9- $5,000—Vicinity of 20th and Frankiin; mod- ern, 2-story 9-room home; corner lot, 40x100; mortgage $3000. $4,500—8th et., near Market station; splendid 8-room home; must be sold. $4,500—Berkeley; Scenic Park; 10 rooms: modern and complete; lot 50x125; fine view. $4,000—Snap; East Oakland Heights; fine 11- room’ residence; elevated; 60x150; fine barn; Al shape; cost double. $3,500—FHcuse, & rooms on _corner, | near 14th and Myrtle sth; ‘bank mort- gage $2500, . $3,500—House, 9 rooms; same location; lot :25100; bank mortgage $2650; rents $3,750—Temescal; Second ave. and Hudson st.; 100x: orchard, terms. 3,100—Unfurnished, or $3350 furnished; pretty West st. colonfal G-room house; mortgage $2200. p $3,000—Howe st.. Picdmont: up-to-date 7-room house; lot 50x130; mortgage $1900. $2,800—Hobart or 21st st. and Telegraph ave.; 6-room cottage; lot 50x100, $3,000—20th and /Telegraph ave.; 37x100; 6- room cotfage; rents $25 month. $3,250—Worth $5000; new S-room square col- onial; porcelain bath; basement, laun- dry; extra value: lot 75x100. $3,500—Corner o; rrison st., south of Tth; lot 16CxiC0; S-room ho \ $3,250—Near 10th and Poplar sts.; splendid S-room residence; 40x110, $3,000—Near 9th and Peralta sts.; 9-room house; larce lot, Gix12 $2,850—-Grove-st, cottage, near 34th; 7 rooms; 40 feet: choice and cheap, $2,850—Hamilton place, Pledmont; close in; pretty new, 6 rooms, 2-story colonlal} rents $25. $3,000—Offer wanted; Grove-st. corner, 50x 100 and L lot 32x90, with G-room cot- tage; close in, $2,650—Taylor terrace. 250 and San Pablo Bere story; barn; ed; mortgage $1500. $2,250—Bank sale; bargain: modern 2-story, 8 rooms; ‘corner lot; near 23d-ave. station, $2,350—Bank_sale; two 5-room flats; near 23d-ave. statlon; terms, $3,000—Corporation =ale; Sth ave.: beautiful new 2-story S-room house; bargain. $3,000—Peralta Heights, adjoining boulevar new 2-story 7-room house; $3x12: terms. $3,100—Fruitvale; sacrifice; extra fine 2-story colonial, 8 rooms; 75x140; covered with fruit; fine windmill and tank; ele- corner; vated lot; neer cers: fine nelighbo: hood; cost over $4500; mortgage $2450 snap, $2,850—Near 25th and Grove: 9-roo Bottse:: rerits 485 month, T YO $3,250—Chestnut _st., north of 18th; new 2- story, 7 rooms; 40x100; terms. $2,750—Magnolia st., near 1ith; 9 rooms; 35x138; rents $23 month. yid $3,250 each—Near Telegraph and 27th st two riew G-room homes; terms to $2,400 and $2,600 each—$250 cash; 87th and 88th sts, near West; two new 7- room houses; bank salés; your tefms, $2,500—Cost $5000; splendid S-room 2-: dwelling: 1ot 50x100; choice xog-fi::' East Oakland. $2,100—11th ave, and East 24th st.; your cholce of two pretty 5 and 6 room cottages; 33x140. #$1,600_Wood st., north of Tth; double cot- ge, rooms anc th S u‘ts;' bank bargains, ahe o ,650—Chéstnut st., near 2lst; cottage, -, Tooms, bath: 1ot 50x100; termatt © $1,650—Estate; make offer; 601 Sycamore st.; lot 50x100; nhallp nlu\ue; 5 rooms. s $1,850—Cost $2850; splendid bargain; double bay-window cottage, 6 rooms: fold- ing door's; bath; lot'32x105; SW. cor. ner Linden and 24 B REAL ESTATE CO. OAKLAND, CAL. $1,100—Near Union and 34th sts.; neat, al- ost new 4-room cottage; bath; 25x 132, $1,850—Near 5th ave. and E. 10th st.; splen- did G-room house: bath; cormer jcot- tage; barn; has cost over §$3000; bar- sain; $900—Near 16th and Peralta s £ood 4- room cottage; 25x125; barn; mortgage $600. $800—Clinton station: cheap 4-rcom cottage; Tot ; street complete. $1,550—Near 320 and W ay-window cottage, 6 rooms terms. $1,850—Peralta st., near 12th; two splendid 6-room cottages; in fine order. $1,650 and $1,750—Bank sales; $250 cash; two new Z-story, 6-room houses; porceiain bath; see them; Magnolia and 30th. $1,500—Bank sale; bargain; 334 st., near West; 2-story heuse, 5 rooms, bath; lot 30 feet: your terms. $1,250— acre; neat 4-room house; stable; poultry house and yards fenced; street work complete; four blocks fo city school; Hast Oakland Heights; easy terms. $3350—N. side 12th st., 175 ft. E. of Market; 50x100. $55 ft.—N. side Harrison st., N. of Durant. $65 ft.—Special bargain; Boulevard terrace; 150 ft.; any zize; bituminized; nothing choicer for 2 home. $75 ft.—NE. cor. Linden and Sth sts.; 6 $5500—NW. cor. Linden and 16th sts.; 120x12: $50 ft.—Terraced lot; E. side Linden, 73 ft. 8. of 16th; 70x125, $05 ft.—Cholces barsain; 40x100; €. side 12th st., 160 ft. W of Oak. $55 ft.—Choice lot; 50x100: S. sMe 1dth st., bet. Jacksen and Madison. $50 ft.—10 or 50 ft.; N. side Jones st., W. of Telegraph ave. 55 ft.—Choice SE. cor. Summit and Orchard; 85x100. §75 ft.—Reduced: any frontage Alice st., J4th to Durant. erkeley; S. side Ban . cor. Telegraph ave.; cheapest in Berkeley. $50 ft.—Coleman estate; side Sth st., 50 ft. B. West; also S. side 9th st., cor. West; size to suit. 3 $52 50 ft.—SE. cor. Telegraph ave. and Merri- mac st.; elegant lot. $5000—Snap; 209x152; foreclosure Broadway; get particulars. $3000—W. side Telegraph ave., 50 ft. S. 27th st.; 5Ox100. to suit on ft way and best and bargain on $70 ft.—Elegant Iot, N. side Orchard st., 7 ft. W. of Summit; 75x125; grandly sit- uated. $60 ft.—W. side Telegraph ave., 50 ft. S. of Slst st.; 48x130. $1S00—SW. cor. 7th and Poplar sts.; 02x103; near terminus of new railroad. $1650—S. side of 14th st., 60 ft. E. of Chestnut; 47x100. $1200—W. side of Union st., 40 ft. 8. of 10th; 85x115. > $1650—San Pablo ave. lot; find future Invest- ment; investigate, $1250—Linda Vista; 49x135: H. . side. Vernon st., 40 ft. N. Santa Clara ave.: bargain. $2500—NE. cor. Market and Brockhurst sts.; 116x146. $1600—SE. cor. Grove and 3d sts.; 40x100; ki fine lot. A i $1750—S. side 8th st., 100 ft. E. Fallon; 50x100. $§1650—N. side 18th, 75 ft. . of Brush; 82x108. um—nolorllh: SE. cor. and Fallon; 60x 100, $20 £t.—70x120; N. side 34th st., nr. Grove; $650—Choice 1 32x120; N. side 34th st., nr. Telegraph ave. $850Snap: corner, 100x128; near 24th and 0 Rdchine s, i ot $750—Bargain; W. side Linden, 200 ft. N. of 30th; 50x132. 375 each—Bargain; SW. cor. 34th and Chest- nut sts. pi $375—S. side of 36th st 400 ft. E. of San Pablo ave. side of 35th st., 300 ft. E. of San 0 ave.: any size. $500—$25 cash; $10 month; lots NE. cer. Lin- den and 2lst sf $650—40th st., N. side, 278 ft. E. of Grove; 10. $450—Near 19th and Adeline sts.: 30x111. EAST CAXLAND LOTS, $32 50 rt ave. and E. 9th st.; 50x ; abuve grade; choice bargain. $1850—N.E. cor. Sth ave. and E. 14th st.; fine Tot, 50x100. e 5th ave., 100 ft. 7th ave. and E. 10th st.; @ barzain. cor. Tth ave. and E. 1ith st 14th st., 75 ft. opposite park. 00 ft. W of 6th two fine I $50 ft. ave.; 30x betwees $1250—S. side Hanover ave., 69 ft. W. of New- ton; 70x112;. Peralta Heights; bank mortgage £100G can remain. cor. 10th ave. and E. 23d st; 60x150. $1500— $2000—S.E. cor. 9th ave. and E. 19th st.: 100x 150; bank mortsage $1600; speclal bar- gain; elevated lot. $1250—E. side 10th ave., 100 ft. N. of E. 21st st.; 50x150; mortgage $S00. 1 $1100—E. side 4th ave., 110 ft. N. of E. 16th st.; 40x150. $22 50 ft.—Any size; 105x120: W. side Oth ave., 52 it. N. of E. 15th st. $20 inside—$25 corners—S.H. cor. 9th ave. and E. 24th st., and S.W. corner 10th ave. and E. 24th st.; 150x150; subdivide | to suit; fine lots; splendid vahs. $360—Montgomery st.; 250 ft. . of 13th ave.; | 50x100. $450—Choice lot th st., E. 27th st. and instaliment terms. 4th st., 152 ft. W. of 21st ave.; 100x140. vale ave., E. side; 70 ft. S. School s2x15 $156 each—$5 cash; $5 month; Moss or Warner Elmhurst. siness lot, 50x150; adjoining Elmhurst power house. P EDMCAT LOTS $6000—Upper Pledmont E. §. side Hillside ave., of Oakland, adjoining Barraclough Mansion; lot 100x325; grand panoramlc{ view. $6250—6.F. - éor., Ogkiand' ave. and Pesry. st.; | 100x130; choice elevation. $4500—S.W. cor. Oakland ave. and Moss ave.y 100x126; Linda Vista terrace. sam“u fide Oakland ave., 250 N. Moss ave. 60x12: $1250—E. side Vernom st., Clara ave.; 49x132. $175 to $300 each—Subdivision of lots at Pled- mont and Moss aves.; installment terms, SUBDI. ISIONS. | $55,000—Subdivision of €50 lots in Berkeley, | near local trains and electric gars. | $25,000— Berkeley ivision of well-located lots; total 3750 front feet; new ferry will greatly enhance value. | $18,000—Entire b of 7th st. and M. of | Broadway; 200x300; offer wanted. $15,000—Special opportunity; see at once; sub- division adjoining new asateel works, now building, to employ 500 men; can sell off at once. £15,000—30 acres on San Leandro road and joining hurst; owner refused 000 for this same property. t Oakiand subdivision,” near Cline ton station, and walking distance of Broadway, could readily be sold off. $8,000—Subdivision of lots on Vernon Helghts; | fronts electric road and adjoins $25,~ 000 home; bargain. | $5,000—subdivision of 97 lots, 50x150, east Fruitvale and near survey supposed Gould railway: once valued $20, estate must 1. RANCHES. 000—Near Haywards depot; elegant 81-aerg orchard, with fine improved residence, | barn, etc.; Al shape; a San Francisco business man's home; recently called | north, cause of selling. | $16,500—60 a 2 miles of Haywards; 40 B in choicest fruits, three-fourths avricots; 20 acres hay land. house 10 rocms, barns, sheds, ete. gross recelpts 1901 over $6500; reduced from $25,000; one of the splendid nesteads of the valley. $8,500—175 acres: Contra Costa Co., | Orinda_Park; bank mortgage i good house; small orchard; grain and ck ranch. ar Concord: splendid 40-acre fruit vineyard: pays well; house and mortgage $2500; exchange for Berkeley home same value, FATORY SITES. $25,000—One of the finest market; 49 ft. N. Sants $10,000— factory sites in the splendid and substantial buildiugs; railrcad and water fromt- ages. $7.500—Fine corner on First st.; 100x125. $4,000—10 BeNa on wenuri st tront; ralls road and bay {rontage; bargain. $2,250—150 ft. on rafiroad track. $750—Lot 50x100; fronting railroad. REAL ES HOUSES RENTED. TATE CO. RENT COLLECTED. 460 and 462 8th St., Oakland.