The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 12, 1903, Page 39

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1903. OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES. MINES AND MINING. e e e e e e e e e e e __] ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS. | FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS | BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS | 0AKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. | 0AKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE. H. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station. $1800—New modern cottage of 5 rooms, large “OTHER VERY SUCCESSFUL WEEK. OME FINE BARGAINS. ¥ IS A TO GET A FINE En‘r"fl huun.nt. ete.: lot CHEAP. corner; street work all done: best location; price g Owner s solng to Burors 1o 10 Seye; don $1850 —A cholee §-room cottage: modern; lot 40x bacing e S L g Hh 150 near Clinton ave.; a bargain. e ol S 50—Nice € m o lot 50x150; CHnton | 51650 New 4-room cottage, all modern; bath, ave; & snap hall, large closets, pantry, etc.. very handy to cars and schoolhouse; lot T5x200; double frontage; all newly fenced; easy terms if desired. 150; cost over | an y desira $1300—New cottage of 4 rooms; 3 blocks from station; bath, hall, etc.; a good chance Lo secure a good home; handy to and from San Francisco, All the above on Easy Terme. liowing bargsins. o ® | onial BTOOM | $1075—A nice cottage of 3 rooms and bath; of ¢ fr un’HflK on car line; In best part of East $2500— Puys an ideal shingled cottage; only a | i Al car Smiit: eormar ot macxiioed $1900—New 5-room cottage, bath, hall; all T el b modern; one block from local station, eniences; can’t be Suplioated for l o005 pay. window ocottage of & rooms: Dear High street; lot 50x103; easy payments. exchanged $1350—Cozy cottage of 4 rooms, bath, hall, city water; chicken-house and vard; lot 36x120; half block from Fruitvale ave. MEDA LAND CO. Park st Alameda. Telephone Grand 1461 WM. DUFOUR & CO, H £350_LOT 50x100: conventent to S. F. loc REAL ESTATE. WE HAVE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT| trains and only 200 feet from Frultvale ave PRICES TO SUIT ALL PURCHASERS. | this is a barg; WE ARE BUILDIA LAMEDA ON TERMS TO SUIT. | 3 IN ALL PARTS OF | $550—Lot 80x123; convenien! | trains and close to Frui i See H. W DAVIS, Fruit NISH. PLANS AND GIVE ESTI- | from st le ave., one block desirable corner lot in Fruitvale, LEASURE IN SHOW ROPERTIES TO VISITOR:! ETHER THEY BUY OR NOT x205 on Fruitvale rteenth et.; ve.: all very desirable property. HORSE AND CARRIAGE ALWAYS WAIT- ING, AT THE DOOR. [ tate frontage on Fast Fourteenth st.. | 143x125 on East | BERKELEY REAL HBSTATE. ALLEN'S SPECIALS, HOUSES. $1,300—4 rooms, basement, well; lot 40x100; paved street; frult trees; near station; ‘easy terms. " $1,500—4 rooms: nearly new: complete; cosy; lot 40x135; fenced: paved street; nice yerds; near station. $2,200—6 roome; nearly new; mode place; near station; easy terms. 00—8 rooms; modern; mot old; north of Ashby; near ferry line. $3,000—6 rocms; new; artistic: very nice; east of Shattuck; near Dwight. $4,170—7 rooms: new; very nice; choice cor- ner; 3 blocks of U. (. and station. $4,700—8 rooms; all mcdern conveniences; sunny; cosy: nice condition; east of Dana; north of Haste. go0d $4.800—10 rooms; nearly new; modern: east ! of Shattuck; central. $6,500—11 rooms: choice location; rictly modern; elegant; central. $10,500—8 rooms; large and choice corner: 3 bullding spots; very cholce lccation; cen- tral. ! LOTS. | As to lots. we have them—Berry-Bangs Tract, Hillegass Tract, Kearney Tract, Scenic | Tract. Wheeler Tract. and in other tract nd places ton numerous fo mention—east of Shat- tuck and near university, for $1400, $1590, | $1600 and so on to $2500. $3000, $6000, $7500. Near university, west, for $600, $600, §700, $850, | 8950. §1000; nice lots, good neighborhood; bar: | &ains, LYMAN ALLEN, . Berkeley lot on eat side of Telegraph street work all done. LITTLE & WOOLSEY. { 2110 Shattuck ave., Berkeley. 29 Center s CALL 326 Santa Clara ave., Alameda BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS | BERKELEY REAL ESTA WM. DUFOUR & CO. Near Park st. i | | TE. A few Sne lots laft §n our Bay Side Tract: | $1000—4-room cottag: t; 5OX125, easy nothing ke them in the city; when | irrms; 1 block fram curs they are gome everybody will wonder | $1600—6-room cottage: lot 40x100; house could SRy They S08 vt e e i not_be duplicated for less than $1600. | $4800—1S-room house ou cur lne; near Berke- BENDE Bt St e Coakas s { ley station; house ls now earning $565 yer vear: house could not be duplicated $4300—Elegant new §-room colonial house; | o fOr less than $5000. ‘":e lot; must be seen to be appreci- | $19.000—Business block at Borkeley station: By lot alone fs worth $16,000; now earning ss000_ 100 Per month: best location in town. * e salers ne | $9000—T-room homwse in North Berkeley: casy LI NS Lo o Bk Fiant | lot 50x134; best bargain in Berke- e | . ley for the money : | $2650—8-room cottage:” good location; lot 50 £ 55 { X134 ation. home of 7 rooms r Park-st sta- | $4750-Ncw 8-room house; near car line, sta- 50x140; mykt be seen/to be appreci- tion and schools; terms I desired | $3000—New Z-room cottage near Berkeley sta- $0x134; street LOTS, Finished street; good lo- \ R._DENKE, 00 Webster - B ' it Also Jots in the Wheeler Tract, Berry-Bangs J n " ] Tract | $4500—1 acre of la : “:;fltnl” tank: 6-room e = s cottage with all modern Improvercats: FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE. 100 fruit trecs: stable. chicken houses: - located in the east part of téwn; big snap; INVESTMENT COMPANY. come and see 1t. W Shattuck uve. C. MORAN & CO., Berkeley. $200—BEST buy in Berkeley: lot 130x186; near | Telegraph ave. and Berry & Bengs Tract; 100 LOTS. | high ground; nmesr station, electric cars and State University; surrounded by new houses; fine marine view. FRUITVALE STATION VALE STATION FRUITVALE STATION. 109 LOTS 2 TRACT AT & {ER STATION $700—Choice corner lot on Telegraph ave.: convenient to new ferry; owners going Bast; must be sold at once. nutes’ walk to Pruitvale station. This formerly Camp Berrett, where v were camped for modern e st., with street work all done ¥ our Con © cars'pass the door and onme block : front—the great from local station: garden made, and ¢ 10 minutes’ electric fixtures throughout the house; has fine property; never been occupled; £old on easy terms. $750—At Ashby Station, a 4-room house; hard finished; 1ot 35x120; convenient to clectric | cars and Jocal train. i sold this week. to $500. Lots $1 For particu! M. L. W = see RTS, 17th and Broadwa: Wurts Blo Onkiand, LAWTON & ALBEE'S ‘al. SPECIAL BARGAINS. m cottage; large lot: Mary ét.; a »m cottage: new; a snap. ry; balf block t new: south front; k-up; owners g near south front: Durant ave. iarge Jot; Louisa st. 14-room house; Durant ave.; pays 8 per i excellent investment. 10-room house and barn; Durant ave.; scuth front; large lot. mortage near | ; half block from | X LOTS $300 to ALL PARTS OF 1500 AND 1PWARD NE! T. PAYING | PER CENT TO 6 PER CENT NET: PROP. water 5 member we have city sewers, elec- ights and excellent car service. | TY THAT WILL SOON SELL AT ADVANCED $130—Lots in our Hemphill Tract, KR San Leandro road, nmear High st.; h ce easy terms. These are e« and selling amopg our Furnished houses for rent for summer, cheap. $275—Lot on Oxford. ELMHURST BARGAINS. | #275—Lot near Telegrap: ™ 1ty cottage, handsomely papered, i ric lights: stable, carriage-house; lot 80x | $375 Lot on Walnut 20, with bearing apricot trees: pretty orchards | &Il sides; gravel streets; $1800 buys this. | g450— Lot on Louise. i i 500—Cor. Tot o 5 erry orchard; enclosure for pigeons; §2000. | ¥ or. lot, near college; these lots are all f-room cottage, near by; lot 80x120, with | bargaine. “room. new, cozy cottage: cement walks. | geng 4 . Thnish: W eiectric Tights; pretty homes on either TOgaeS: el Siken; Wyast Backsley. e: this place is fumnished compiete, ready to | & = ipy in comfort; $1600 buvs it the hiuce | $4000—7-room house; corner lots; near station. «nnct be duplicated for such money. 2-acre corner, $1100. | b large lots and old building, $1150, | CHEN | 0. Block, Y & BERRY, Berkeley, Fome scattered lots, 50x150, $175 up. P. Cal. 40x120 : e [ JUST & few of the burgaina to be found at the office of JOSEPH J. MASON. SYNDICATE INVESTMENT Frultvale Station, Pruit i BARKMEYER, 1200 Pruitvale ave IREANY, House of 6 rooms, lot 49x107 House of 6 rooms, lot HOXI35 . Fruit House of 8 rooms, lot 50x100. Cal. House of 6 rooms, ot 1 acre. — | House of 7 rooms, iot 40x122. $1100—Fine bay-window cottage of 5 large| House of 7 rooms, fot 4UxDO. rooms: hard finished: bas vorner lot; | House of 8 rooms, lot 40x00. .. BOX100; 1 block from sch and 3 blocks House of 11 rooms, lot 40x150. Wrom car line; easy terms 1f desircd. | House of # rooms, lot GOXN. - 8 5 { House of 7 rooms, lot 34x112. }1500—Nottage of 5 roome; high basement:| House of 11 rooms, lot 124x234. go0d well and pumjp: chicken-houses; lot 118x110; all fenced; fine location Fully furnished house of 11 rooms, street < House of 5 large roome, bath, pantry, | 507K 8ll done very convenlent to the uniyer- large closets, etc.: fine lawn and shrub. | = ¢ 0¥ < verry; lot 87:6x130; on macadamized; 1 JOSEPH J. MASON. Real Estate, ocks from Fruitvale station. 1800 window cottage of © rOOmE, Pan- | $3050_NEW 7 try, closets, etc.; elegant well of water: = work done: 3 bl o arge windmill and tank: barn and Out- | pemace aa0 ver e Tion; $800 cash, e n lot 110x135; 3 blocks from car macadamized street. $2100—New 5-room cotiage: windmill and tank barn ana chicken-house; street work all done; | 2 bioc ation. $3500—New 7-room house on Telegraph ave.; see it; a perfect gem. $3000—-New S-room house; 3 blocks to train; street work all done. For | §1500—3-room cottage and barn; $200 cash, | _ balance $15 per mont why pay rent? | $1200—3 lots on Spruce si nap. mcres of choice land in bearing and small fruits;: comfortable A 5 roome; newly renovated: large chicken yard; all fenced; fine well; 4 blocks from electric cars. ulars apply to ho barn arty BARKE 1206 Fruitvale ave.. near | $12 500 Cost $25.000: must be sold; 10-room ! e tion, 1 RS | house: barn :’nd clul;muus.dnmlly orchard ¥ ¥ RUDEL cetate, | D acres of land: grandest garden in Berkele o o P ‘r“hlmn*‘;““ beautiful, new; can subdivide and sell off | Fruitvale, Cal “ | $18.000 worth of lots and still'have the grand- s o | est home in Berkeley. 'W. C. MORAN, Lorin, or C. C. EMSLIE, Ashby station. | NO. 517—$3500—6-room house on Durant: a south frontage. No, 536—$5800—12-room modern house; sweil ueighborticod; lot B5Ux160; best bargain in | town. No. 537—$2200—5-room house® ot | " blocks from eleetric cars and 4 blocks from | steam cars. New modern cottage of 4 rooms and high basement: 4 blocks from station. s sdern house of G rooms, bath, ete.; Wxi4; 1 block from Fuitvale-ave. car 5300 cash, balance same as rent (a very nice | New modern cottage of 5 rooms and antel and electric lghts: corner lot, 5 blocks from station: 2 blocks line and 1 biock from school; terms No. 525—$5500—8-room_modern house: com- Dletely furnished: lot 50x160; blg bargain. No. 544—85500—Fine business building; income $424 per year. red. 30x150; near church, schooi and car minutes’ welk from station, W, E RUDELL Frultvale & and Washington st 9 ¥ 2 3 . + | No. 491—$5000—10-room house: lot S0x130; east Fralteale, Cal. of Shattuck ave., near Dwight way. urs from 8 8. m. to 6 p. m., Sun- | — S | S. 5. QUACKENBUSH, THE REAL ESTATE MAN 2171 Shattuck ave., Berkeley station. Vieck Trom Fruityale station. Phone | T pARGAIN—B-room cotige, bath, folding 3 0 ; 17 good locality: 4 cottage of 2 rooms: fine wen,| A°0T%. mantel large loi; 1 &« cars, Town Hall and school; lot 505 fl;fin‘m' §150 cash, balance $15 , per " 0 A RUDOLPH, Lorin Station. ne 4-room cottage: orchard; flowers: > Yiew. fine school close by; no cold | 5.ROOM cotiage bath, pantry, electric light; street work done; close to station and street cars; price $2260; $150 cash, balance ecasy payments. O. A. RUDOLPH. Lorin station, DEST BERKELEY BUYS. EASY TERMS. $1700—Nearly new; 5 rooms; northwest corner. | | | | i vines and flowers; school and ears elose by; (1171) street graded and sewered: lot 52x125; ce- | New modern bungalow; 5 rooms; pret- ment gidewalks: a_model home, |ty (1oe1) 86 Gown, §5 monhly, Jots in the Rosa Lee Tract; ' $2650—TFine bungalow; 6 rooms; complete. Swelest property’ in Alameda County; fine (1203) view: 3 blocks care: no coid winds $2650—New 2. colunial; corner. (1144) 3 ‘-rr;h fog%; near to school; fine chicken SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOTS. Cholce Busi; Propertles. CHASTF. LIE, half block Fruitvale station, | Open Sunday. H. D. mmfll Station, work complete; | 5-room cottage on corner | A bargain; must be | $4800—Telegraph-ave. corner; 2 houses; bargain. | 80x127; 2| $900—Fine corner on north side of Ashby, near Telegraph ave.; 45x100; a snap. GTTLH & WOOLSEY, 2110 Shattuck ave., Berkels $3200—2 5.room flats in good location work done: a bargain. { A FEW more fin graph ave. at §350. LITTLE & WOOLSEY, 2110 Shattuck avy | $3800.00—See our nobby new house of T rooms, ete., on Walnut st.; terms reasonable. | $3150.00—An up-to-date new house of 5 large | rooms on Grove st. $8500.00Lovely home in the Daley i Park; very artistic; lot 100x126; house of § rooms, and all modern conveniences. $1650.00—For one of the most sightly lots in | the Wheeler Tract; 60x145. | $1200.00- Lot 50x125 in the Daleys ; street work done. 00d lots left | | Scenic | Secenie in the Berry- H at this fgure: each lot | i : including all street work done: { Telegraph ave.: all lots for sale | by vs. i MAY & MORTIM | Temporary Office | $1250HOUS $15 monthly B2 $225— Lot 35x100, near school: §5 month. | $400-—Lot 30x146: 520 down, $& month. 128| | $2000—House 5 rooms, well. pump: $100 down. | | $700—Little house with large lot 100x123; 375 | | down, 515 | | | . Berkel. $150 down. Shattuck windmill 5 rooms, mont! BY | 00 ablished bakery with 2 stores, 4 liv- | ing rooms, barn, bake oven, tools, horse, | wagon: on corner: lot X 100, A | CHARLES A. BAILEY, 221 Sansome st.. s.; F., 1056 University nr 10th st., Berkeley W, stylish, modern hous story, 8 rooms, bath, pantry, mantels, electric lights: lot $0x | 185; close to station; price $2400, $100 cash, balance $20 per month. 0. WERDNA, P. O. | Box 112, South Berkeley odern house, 8 rooms: 2 terms: carpets. $50: m't fail to investigate: must seil. MUR- | DOCK, Adeline station, South Berkeley. new fe MURDOC! TWO new cottages near ment walks: gas, etc station, South Berkelcy BARGAIN m house, w | targe lot; 2 b cars: street work m leaving for the Kast s st., Lorin. ; ce- Adeline 1l modern conveniences from station and stre we: will sell cheap, as 1 | H. PLODUR, 3223 e K | $3000—1F ¥ in Berkeloy close to station and cars, nice surroundings, examine this: story ' enionial, 7 room: nd porch; tinted walls, etc.; finely fntshed. | bath: fine hall | H D. TRWIN ric i Lo OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. CFFICE, 111 ERGADWAY. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. TAYLOR BROS, & CO. REAL BARGAINS. $1,850—5 rooms; high basement; 40x17 | front; finest vicw in the city; insured $10000 worth $2500, | $1,900—6 rooms; *cottage; ast front; Castro st basement; 35x125; | : worth $2500, i | % rooms; 50x100; 2ist, nr. Filbert. H0u—7 rooms; BUx100; 19th nr. San Pablo. | $35007 roums: Walsworth ave.; new, mod. hardwood floors: east front; fin: view terraced; gas grates, combination fix- tures; 5500 cash, balance easy monthly | payments. 2,000 —Two_cottages; Jackson st.; lot 50x rent $27 per month, $3,000--6 rooms and bath; Myrtle, 50x125. 500—Two cottages. each 5 rooms and bath: Grove, near 20th: lot 50x100; rent $40 per month near 2lst; . nr. Telegraph, 12th ave. fine view: balance nr. new $30 cor. Fair- southeast East Oaklan n; $500 cash, 26th st., ard mod per month, $5,000—New, mod, | mount’ and home: a novell Walsworth aves, frontage; must be seen to be appre- | ciated, $7.000—One’ of the nobbiest homes; Vernon | Heights; 9 rooms, meod. b ard-room, | den and every convenience; lot 105x225: | facing three streets; must be soid at | once. $12,500—The handsomest home on Harrison st S3x150 feet: all the choicest varlet es of | ornamentul trees’and fruits: east front; | fine view, me, basement, attic and | bil d-room: large burn; cost $20,000. Five of the cnolcest homes Lake Merritt dis- | trict m $8000 to $12,000; 80 to 100 ! depth 150; Jackson and Mad- they cannot be duplicated for | il bear inspection, INVESTMENTS. Webster-st. corner; now rent- 00 per month: can be made to ver month by finishing base- it cost of $200 $16,500—Six flats on a court; center of block; double frontzge vacant; 100x100 on Grove st. and 75 feet on San Pablo; en- tire depth 856 fect; easily worth $25,000; o real bargain. $10,500 4 flats on Franklin zt., with frontage | | also on Broadway; present improvements | paying fair interest on the price, | $40,000— Business corner; double frontage; 100 | feet on Broadway business center; if you want a snap this is it | $50,000— Businese block; 12th « 1 within one block seliinz $8,750— flal ing fo; 3 3-story brick; $2000 per ft. OVER ONE THOUSAND CHOICE PROPER- TIES TO SELECT FROM. | oy | 1236 Broadway TAYLOR BROS No. 1 nelghborhood: lot 40x170: . ehrubbery, flowers, etc.; house & rooms and bath: hot water, furnace, cement basement; near scheol, cars and business center: terms easy and price low. J. S. MY-| ERS, 1002 Bro - 1066 7th ave., opposite Clinton Park and 12th- st. bouleverd; 3 bloeks to local station; large l1ot; new house; open and nickel plumbing: decorated cellings; dining-room 22 feet long, Phone Cedar 331, CO. all vaneled; only $500 cash, balance mort- Bage: easy terms; open for inspection dally. J. 5. MYERS, 1002 Broadway. 474 27th st., near Telegraph ave.; new 6-room story and a half house; all the latest and best of everything; elegant residence neigh- borhood; price low and terms easy; seeing is Lelieving. J. 5. MYERS, 1002 Broadway. §1800; cost $2700; an ideal cottage: § rooms and bath: high basement; fine condition and a fine neighborhood; near schools, cars, ete.; only $400 cach, balance mortgage. J. §. MY~ ERS, 1002 Breadway. “room house, arranged for two fami- lies; lot 30x120; very convenient to cars and business center; finc nelghborhood; _terms casy and price exceedingly low. J. 8. MY- ERS, 1002 Broadway, FOR SALE—Furnished. a new seven-room co- lontal house: choice residence location; ele- guntly furnished; new carpets; fine upright piano; owner calied away from the city and must tell this week. You can secure a great snap by Immediate attention; $1350 cash, lance mortgage. S . S, DEWING, 472 10th et.. nr. Broadway. Equ:’dk:trfu- uh.:n Lmdenn.::l-;- lot on n{-mr- Market. Apply for week 4431 | st., Oakland, S EE H 3 | $2350—New and modern . #2750 OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. WOODWARD, WATSON & CO., o * 1172 BROADWAY, OAKLAND. 2500—On the heights in East Oakland, close to O O niehe: 1ot 40X150; ood houses of 7 rooms and bath: yard full of fruit trees; a_bargaln. WOODWARD, WATSON & ©0., 1172 Broadway, corner 14th st. $3260—~ONLY 8500 cash required; a beautiful new home in a fine location: on west side of street; lot 30x100; the house Ig a 2-story Colonial, with § large rooms hesides bath- room, reception hall, large closets, laun- dry, pantry, etc.; every convenlence. WOODWARD, WATSON & CO., 11 Broadway, corner idth st. $3500—A NEW, modern, up-to-date home in first class condition; on north side of streei: close to Pledmont car line; house contains & rooms and bath and al rovements: A Snap; eusy terms. WOOD- WARD. WATSON & CO., 1172 Broadway, sorner 14th st. $1500—ON _Alblon st., near Telegraph ave.; a very fine modern house of 7 rooms, bath and all modern improvements; fine base- ment; stable; must be sold; owner leaving Oakland. WOODWARD, WATSON & CO,, 1172 Broadway, corner i4th $6600-—~RIGHT downtown, eagt of Broadway and north of 12th =t.; a real bargain: house of 9 rooms and bath; every modern improve- ment: large lot, 50x100; this property s cheap at $5500. $20,000— A beautiful home on the Heights; very large grounds, having two street front- ages: handsomest improved grounds in Oakland; very fine house of 10 reoms, at- tic and 'basement: lerge barn and_ aii outbuildings; the location is very fine all handsome homes in this section; laud worth the price as WOODWARIN WATSON & CO., 1172 Broadway, corner 14th =t OPEN TO-DAY. The beautitul block of 16 houses in Fast Oak- land fronting East 12th, East 14th sts and Gth aves.; DriceS range from $43 to ‘These houses contain from 7 to 9 rooms cach, with every modern convenience; elegantly finished; hardwood floors, ete. The lots range from 37:6x100 to 45x150, When completed the houses will be ready for carpets; the lawns and trees will be In: all walks down; in fact, everything will be done. MOST CRITICAL INSPECTION INVITED, WOODWARD, WATS & CO. (Ine.), 1172 Broadway, corner 14th st, | E. P. VANDERCOOK (0. i $1,500—2 flats of 4 and 5 rooms each, in good renting location; lot 34 feet front: street work all done: between 14th and 16th sts.; rented at present time for $16 50 per month, Lorin, 1%-story, 6-room hou large lot: new. modern: rented for $15. must be seen to be appreciated. 500—For two cottages of each; 13 block from car walk to local station. house on NE. corner; 2 blocks and 6 rooms ine; 5 minutas’ §3,200—9-r0 i from car line; easy walk to center of | fown and local stations; easy terms. | $4,500—On Linden st.; modern house of & this piace without fail if you are look- ing for a home, \ Broadway property; make us an offer on a 50-foot lot on the k. side, between 20th and 24th sts. $8,500—On the Heights large 10-room ot namental trees o done; 1 block to 500—On the *Helghts; : fruit, 1 shrubs ar line. flowers, or- 14 rooms: Al In 'every particular; the property could not be duplicated for $26,000; an ideal home for a man of meane. 2. . VANDERCOOK CO., 1016 Broadway, Oakland. room 32, second floor, Mills building, san Francisco, THE And “E tEAL ESTATE COMPANY, 460-402 Eighth st., Oakland. $3000—Splendid modern K-room house, lot 90x 140: cholee location; East Oakland Helghts. Lakeside district; new casy terms. lot 50x | szy re- | edrooms, $4000—Extra good S-room sunny hom; 106; Tclegraph ave. and 23d st ception hall, large parlor, 4 latest plumbing: a sacrifice. lot 150 feet square; | rooms: high lot:' fine surroundings: see | ; street work | | modern residence of | | som Colonial; $1200Near Santa Fe terminal; cozy cottage | of 4 rooms and bath $1650—Bargain; modern 6-room cottage; good | lot; near local train, schools, cars. i $1850— Splendid S-room hous Santa Fe terminal. LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY, ; Targe lot; near 460-462 Eighth st., i Oakland, Cal. Lots in the Butters Tract, near the new ferry line, are selling as fast as people find out that they are only from $5 to $20 per front foot, | and small payment down. Owner will soon advance these prices. Iine homes are being built on this tract. San Pablo ave.; good locality; street work all done. house of 5 large ; basement: street work all done; near 1o locals and street car line: nice locality; close to schools; Jook this up at once, $2800—Splendid new cottage: £00d_neighborhoc 5 rooms and bath; close to schools easy terms, $1300—Nice modern home on 20th st.; close in: good lot, 50x100 feet: zood locallty; it is @ good buy; easy terms can be arranged. E. J. STEWART & CO.. 1008 Broadway, Oakland. $1200—Cottage of & rooms, chicken houses, s ble, frult trees; large lot, S5x125; Fruitvale, ta- in $1200—East_Oakland—Nice cottage, fine well; large lot. 76x100. 4 room $£200_down, $31 60 per month (will rent 50 per month); just completed; roome. 530 Merrimac’ st., nr. Telegraph av. Near Adeline station; mice iocall modern cottage of 7 rooms; above Sth Finest lots in Oakland for dwellings or whole block bLounded by 16th, and Brush sts. fats: tro Business property—2-story frame building; big hlrgam! corner of 23d and Grove EORGE W. AUSTIN, 460 Tenth st., Oakiand. FOR SALE- £3000—New, 6 rooms and bath ard basement: lot 40x133. in Berkeley. $4300—7 rogms and bath: lot 40x100; in Oak- iand. WILLARD & CO., * Paone Black 2081. FOR SALE— TURLOCK 5 PER CENT BONDS. Realty Syndicate 6 per cent certificates at a discount if applied for immediately. W. 8. BARNARD, 476 10th st., Oakland. $5000—12-ROOM house on 2Sth, between Teie- m ave. and Grove st; ‘barn, carriage ; 40-foot lot, or might exchange for smaller. T. F. PORTER. 466 8th st., Oakland. $750 CASH, monthly installments as “:xedi 1 «d chicken ranch; cot Tooma; siable. shed, chicken- houses. AT brood- 569 14th st., Oakland.| ng-house, brooderies; two tiptop Incubators, | to 300 ca fenced; new horse, farming implements, etc.; 50 Al laying hens; plenty of excellent water: about 30 young fruit trees; first-class sandy loam garden soil; away from fogs and harsh winds; adjoining East good school land; and close to main boulev: g00d living ls here right now’: call and let us show you this fine bargain; price in all, $1800; call or send for cireular, Seventh st.. opposite Broadway ;vsunn carriage free. H. Z. 00— Three-room cottage: lot 50x100 feet; near = for | $05—HANDSOME furnished S-room _house: near Twenty-second st. and Telegraph ave. | one of the few nice ones to be had. 5. M. DODGE & SON.; Exclusive Agents, 1160 OAKLAND REAL ESTATH. A. 3. SNYDER, Sheitws: i REAL ESTATE BROK FURNISHED house, Linda Vista terrace, 622 467 NIN’ 8T, Walsworth ave.; tel. Blue 366: elegant; 4 OAKLAND, CAL. bedrooms, with large closets; sunny yard; | driveway and barn. e ‘ Mill Valley Advertisements. MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE. GREAT big lote, right at station; prices rang- | ing from $330 to $700; terms $50 cash, $1) | monthly; they are selling like hot cakes; senl for {llustrated booklet descriptive of Mill Valley. LYON & HOAG, 116 Montgomery A 10 PER CENT INVESTMENT. $3000—Three cottages on Third st., near Ad line, renting for $30 per month; lot T5x90; good investment property from another standpoint than renting; must be sold. Exclusive Fales Agent. GOOD BUY NEAR SANTA FE DEPOT. $4000—This cholce cottage of 5 rooms and bath and high basement; on the north side of 4lst gt.. near San Pablo ave.: lot 58x232; will face 42d st. also; $1800 mortgage can remain. Exclusive Sales Agent. A WEST OAKLAND HOME. $4250—A splendld houee of 9 rooms and bath, on the north side of 10th st., near Pop- lar, with a lot 66x110: can be rented as two flats and a remaining portion of the lot can be sold or used for more fiat: owner will take mortgage for §2000 at 8 per cent. Exclusive Sales Agent. A MODERN COTTAGE CHEAP. $2300—Better buy that cozy cottage at 5S51 Genoa et.. close to the electric car line and close to the local staticn; has & rooms and bath and basement, gas and electric fixtures, electricity wired to the house: iot 40x125: a nice place and only $1000 cash and balance on any terms (o suit. Exclusive Sales Agent. A BEAUTIFUL LOT IN BERKELEY. MONEY TO LOAN. AA—MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY (inc), +..107-108 Crocker........ Butlding. : - $5,000,000——CAPITAL . .DEAL DIRECT AND AVOID EX! Loans at 5% and © per cent; sums to City, Oakland, Country and Town propert. tates, Legacies, Undivided Interests eaity; Interests in Unsettied Bstates and Contested Estates; Second Mortgages and Life Insurance Policles; full cost of improva- ments at 6 per cent. MANHATTAN LOAN CO., Crocker building; teiephone Main 69Z5. A—K. McCOLGAN, 24 Montgomery st., room 3. Loans any amount at lowest me.. Deal direct with lender. On first mortgages. O Thira morgases t mortg; On undivided interests in real estate. On entates in probate. On legactes. i NO DELA' Telephone Mai 6. R. McCOLGAN. 24 Mon ry st., room 3. | ~ i AAA—HERMAN MURPHY. €01-602-603 Examingr building. | Quick settlements: no disappointment. i 1 2000 Northwest corner of Russell and Hazel sts.. 96x120; right in the foothills; covered with fruit (rees: sheitered from the wind and fog; a lovely place for a summer home; make an offer at once. Exclusive Sales Agent. A GOOD PAIR OF FLATS. $6300—One with 7 rooms and bath, one with 8 reoms and bath and also a basement that could be cheaply made into another flat; Save expenses by dealing directly. i Estates, second mOrt: undivided inter- gninents of rents, property in trust, ete.; jes, life estates and undivided in- terests in preperty purchased. Courteous treatment. _Strictly confidential. | When You Need Money { See HERMAN MURPHY. = AAA_Liberal advances at lowest rates on your can be made to produce §80 per mont! note, secured by household furniture, planos close to business center; will always| or any §ood sscurity Without removal; quick | rent; offcred for short time only. and confidential; also loan on real estate; fuil | " Exclusive Sales Agent. ot of Improvements to buflders; If in aiff- Cultles consult us. 476 Parrott (Emporium) SPECIAL SNAP. | butlding: phone South 488. $4300—Lot on_the west side of Grove st 50| MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE, 103 Grant ave. feet south of the crossing of San ‘Pablo and 20th st., 51x100, with two cottages of 5 reoms and bath each, adjoining proper- ty held at 5130 per front foot; price made for immediate sale, otperwise owner wiil improve for modern buildings, eitber flats or stores being suitable; cannot be equaled for an investment along the line of near future increase in valuation; don't delay, but look into this at once. Bxclusive Sales Agent. Phone Red 1603 LOANS FROM $1 to $10,000. ANY proposition, any amount, 6 per cent; Ist ‘and 24 mortgages: estates in probates; inter- est in estates, legacles. undivided intsrests, property in trust, life estates, life policies, ete. Halloran & Bates, 30 Chronicle bldg. HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain liberal advances on diamonds, jewelry, at lowest rates. Baldwin Jewelry ~Store. 49 Market st.; tel. Main 1644. Branch. 19 Third. A PRIVATE party loans any amount on furni- anos; lowest rates; without removal: deal direct and 11 City Halil Square. MONEY loaned to salaried people, retail mer- chants, teamsters, boarding-houses. without security; easy payments; largest business in 46 principal citles. Tolman, 553 Parrott bldg. | PEOPLE desiring loans on salaries or any se- | curity whatever benefited. Emporium Loan | Co., room 214, Sth floor, Parrott building: most secluded in city: no publicity. §. F. DISCOUNT AGENCY—Loans to salaried people on their note. _.143 Phelan bldg. Send for April “‘Realt; A. J. SNYDER, B 467 NINTH ST., OAKLAND, CAL. Bargains.” LAYMANC >, REAL ESTATE CO.. FSTABLISHED 20 YEARS 460 AND 162 EIGHTH ST.. OAKLAND. INVESTMENTS, $80,000—Fin> modern corner brick block; cen- iral; business district; fine future, THE:T_(‘).\:‘S}.!Y CO..» -1 3 f S | MONEY to loan on low interest; gold, silver. $25.000Fine investment; rents $1900 per | MOEEY 10 102 o7 o} precious ‘tones bought i eet! at W. J. HESTHALL'S 10 Sixth st ; assured future. ONE per cent on furniture or planos: mo re- moval; no commission: $25 up: quick, quiet. confidential. 26 Montgomery st.. room 7. ONE per cent on furniture; $5 a month on each $1000; any security. 302 Montgomery, rm. 16 STAR Loan Co. of Wyoming loans money (o salaried employee R. 311, Mutual Sav. Bk.bid. \_furniture. planos; private party: no remov- al: no publicity E. W. Lick. 116 McAliister, | ALL loans on dlamonds and jewelry 2 per cent | F. Collateral Lean Bank, 518 Kearny. 3% ON furniture & planos, $15 up: no removal: | Phone Black 1709; room 81. 6 Eddy. floor 4. _ | CASH loaned salaried people on notes without $10,500—Half improved, bringing $720 annum, d, and unimproved business fronting Broadway, per lot §18.500—Worth $25.000: block of flats; central location; renting for $1830 per annum. RESIDENC o $16,000—The finest bargain in a Lake Side regidence ever oftered; let us show its magnificent attructions; superb view; lake frontage, ete.; 10 minutes' walk of business centers £6,000—Worth $10.000: fine 11-room house; corner lot; up to date; East Oakland | Heights, indorser. MORRELL. 609 Examiner blde. $11,500—Linda Vista, one of the finest 12-room | MONEY WANTED. homes; lovely property, ! B spa it i (00 ON mining property valued at §127 1ong loan; good Interest. Address box 30, Call office, £3,500—Cost $7500: must be <old at a sacrifice: 9 rooms; furnace; stable, Linda Vista: snap, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. THERE is reaily no need of any ope now- adays buying a shoddy plano or buying a | plano of an unreliable or unknown houss whose guaruntee {s Worthless. The largest and most renowned music house of the West, KOHLER & CHASE, 28 and 30 O'Farrell st offer you such bargains on the following. which are selected at random from among many more. Any plano will be taken baci within 3 years at full purchase price as part puvment on a new Fischer or Knabe or Kohler & Chase square plano (inciuding the | Knabe, Stein » Weber, Flscher, etc. $2, $2 50 and $3 per month: Decker Eros.: was $500, is now. .$175 Wm. McCammon & Co.: was $425, is now. 3,000—Lovely new T-toom home, out Grove st.: cholce enough for any one; see it. $2,800-- Magnolia to date new near station: pretty up- Toom cozy home; see this, S-room cottage. $1.600-—Adeline statio §1,850—Near new ferry. 50x100, home thereon; seo this with §-room $1.800—Oak station, south of Tth st.; very central; 9-room home: seiling at a loss. $2,160—Svlendid 8-room house in West "Oak- land. $3,100—Rest bargain In all of Fruitvale; Swiss 1. 8 rooms: modern; windmill; 5x150; frult trees. LOT BARGAIN. fine lot near Ade- Also new uprights de of street; near Used grands for teachers on very low terms 10th st. ure exact location | Decker Bros. grand, first-class condition, was from offic $950, now _$475 Good Bechstein grand, ow.. $275 LAYMANCE REAL FSTATE CO., Weber grand, fine condition 350, 460-462 Eightn st,, Oakland. now BEA 3 3475 | Don't forget the address, 28 and 30 O'Far- | rell st., near Stockton. A FEW UPRIGHT BARGAINS— Bord, r practice Valléy Gem: rosewood case.... Hemme & Long: good condition . Boothe Bre oak gase . Mayson; mahogany case Standard: oak case oak case . M. DODGE & SON. 1160 Broadway, Oakland. $5.000—7-room house, mear 34th and Tels- graph; lot 50x125; thix is convenient to easy payments. BENJ. CURTAZ & SON, Gar' line, schools, church; easy terms, | _O'Farrell st. No branches In San Franelsco. | e Saira, T8 Sdmg N R alues in slightly us8d planos. month. . x - | v American, Upright. . $5,000—8-room house; attractive in its ap- | _‘l},g"‘" “P"‘!:‘t- pointments: commands fine view of | Lifany, V'd' Usrieht Piedmont hills, bay, etc.; lot S0x132, New Eugland, Upright . Hemme & Long, Upright. Byron Mauzy, Upright Sohmer & Co.. Upright Cecillan, the perfect piano playes MAUZ, 308 Post st. $1,200—Choice building lots (40x132 or larger) in Linda Vista district; superb view: we wrige ourselves upon the great v riety of cholce building sites that we have to offer to home-bullders, BYRON A FEW more cheap nianos can be had this week, $40 and upward; new instruments on - easy payments. Hehr Bros. and Baumelster are our best \e $6,660—Choice lot, near local traln (7 blocks); 1€0x100; flats built here would pay. 1,000 each—2 new cottages, 5 rooms and| sellers. e s ot - § bath, in East Oakland, near 23d-ave rafl- THE ZENO-MAUVAIS MUSIC €O., 760 road station; lots 35x10; easy terms ir | Market s e’ R P e Tk P ,000—Valuable bustness property down. 1 Emerson, 3 nabe, aber, | b stores, with lodging-house above; | 2, Chickering. H;fl ’-ln;i 240: 2 s‘f,""" lot 76x100. sine, 8235 and g5 Several acres of unimproved land near new Country Club’s grounds; cheaper than anything else out there. $4,000-1% acres near new Country Club's land: old improvements, but the loca- tion ‘and growth of trees, etc., make a nice hume and premises possible: fu- ture value assured and neighborhood select. S M. DODGE & SON 1160 Broadway, Oakland. ON sale—$116; Fischer uprigh ‘make cash ofter. 217 Geary st. 50--BARGAIN; elegant high-grade upright. ”JD!. SCHMITZ & CO., 16 McAllister st. CLEARANCE sale uprights. $75 up: $4 month- 1y payments. BRUENN, 208 Post st SOHMER, Byron Mauzy planos Ceeilian pano player. BYRON MAUZY, 08312 Post st ALMOST cheaper than firewood; storage planos and furniture. Whitehead’s Storage, 1636 Mkt BEST renting planos In city for $3 per month. SCOTT-CURTAZ PIANO CO_ 560 Hayes st. THE WILEY B, ALLEN CO.. 031 Market et — Steek, Everett, Ludwig and other good planos SUPERIOR violins, aithers, old and new. H. MULLER, maker, repairer. 2 Latham place. A WEEK'S news for 5 cents—The Weekly Call, 16 pages. in wrapper. for mailing. $1 per year D SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES. $10 €0; Drop head, plain-finish oak, guaranteed; FOR RENT— $30—Elegant furnished restdence, large grounds, etc.; horse and phaeton and plano, ete.; central and handy to 14th and Broad- also d4-room furnished upper flat and bath for $20: also @-room upper flat, unfur- nished, 113 8th st., at $25: also unfurnished 4 rooms ard bath upper flat at $15, 620 17th st. THE ALDEN CO., 1118 Broadway. $4000—Modern flats, upper and lower: always rented; Brush st. THE ALDEN Co., 1118 Droadway. o _— - . | " §I) G0, quarter-sawed, heauty; all standard $3100—Fine T-room cottage, porcelain bath and | makes, hand, box top, §6 to §15. some iot 50x144. stable, etc.; Caledonia ave. or| mnearly new; 60 days exchange t. 29th st.; genune snap. THE ALDEN CO.,| Chicago S. M. 933 Market. bet. 3th 1118 Bacadway. paying grocery on Main st.; also -paying business for sale for $2500; and 6th: phone South “AUTOMATIC™ and other makes at cut rates. reduction on rents and irs; bought and exchanged. Phone Jessle 3116 145 Sixth st TYPEWRITERS AND SU. vLIES. GREAT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS—We i byties Emcbines tor 16 money thas ang in the city: rentals $3. The Typewriter nge. California; telephone Main 268, mier ters: e all machines; partly used machines sold .“‘fnn-...ua. 2D-HAND #old, rented. repaired. Wehsater Typewriter Insrec. o [aneme. STUTTERING AND STAMWERING | Whatever we fina | mine ALASKA'S MINERAL WEALTH. ALASKA'S MINERAL WEALTH. ALASKA'S MINERAL WEALTH. Alaskan _ Archipelago, consisting of The ! hundreds of timber-covered islands, with a coast line of more than 5000 miles and douens of deepwater harbors, is the enchanting part of the Alaska purchase—enchanting because of its magnificent scenery and because of the yei- iow stream of wealth which is pouring steadily into the hands of courageous men and Volumes might be written of this ut country, but in this limited space we can speas only of the mineral industry of Southeastern Alaska, and of that with brevity. BIG ALASKA MINES At Juneau and Deuglas City more than one thousand stamps, each weighing haif a ton, ar= dropping ninety ~times a minute, the year round, en gold-bearing ores. These properties are paying 6 per cent interest on a valuation of $15,000,000. In 1905 there will be an additional seven hundred stamps erected to crush high- rade ore. which will increase this enormous sum to more than $25, 000,000, THE GREAT TREADWELL. The best known mine is the Treadwell (traded for a suit of clothes, so rumor has it, in the rly days.) The Basin mines went crying for investors for several years, and it was not until 1897 that proper development work was started. In 1868, with a small mill, the mines paid $60.- | 400 over all expenses, and expenses were very heavy at the start. These mines have ore In 1 3Ight to supply double the number of stamps for & period of fifty years. SOME OTHER MINES. In 1900 another famous prospector took the field. With a picked crew he, landed at the head of Rodman Bay, on the north end of Bu- ranof lsland. To-day he is erecting & @ixty- stamp mill to prospect the property (after a sai- isfactory run of a year with a five-stamp mill.» It will be but a few years when Rodman Bay will rival Juneau in production of the yellow metal. Within fifty miles of Juneau the thundering stamps of the mills of Sum Dum, Snettishham and Shuk are ever pounding out the grains of wealth that for ages have laim hidden in the ice-carved rocks of the American Alps. Farther south twenty stamps are being erect- ed on Woronkofski land, opposite the mouth | of the Stikine River, on whose waters heavily laden month steamboats ply during the summer . yearly bringing from the interfor the tithes to civilisation in the form of acer gold, Still farther south, on Revillagigedo Island, thirty great fron pestles are ceaselessly clang- ing on the bright, gold-specked ores of the rich Sea Level mine. 'A number of small mille are in operation. hidden from view of steamboat tourists, snugly ensconced behind some tree- covered points or on the shores of an emeraid green_bay. Where the winds of ocean first strike in their landward journey over Prince of Wales Island, hugdreds of tons of azurite and malachite, rich orea of copper, form a saddle cloth of brightest green, four thousand feet above the salmon- iaden waters of Copper Bay. This property has had expended more than $80,000 in improve- ments, and the owners are now clearing ground for a smelter. Mines sending shiploads of ore to the smelters on Puget Sound, developient going on at a hundred points, most all within & stone's throw of salt water. This is the result of beach combing. $ | THE ARCHIPELAGO DEVELOPMENT COM- PANY. THE ARCHIPELAGO DEVELOPMENT coM- PANY. THE ARCHIPELAGO DEVELOPMENT COM- PANY. With a full understanding of the greatness of the undertaking, a few determined men met and discussed the most practicable methods of com- | pletely and thoroughly exploiting this country. ey recognized the futility of sending out the “grub-staked” prospector to idle his time in hunting and camp life. Before them was the success recorded by the Rodman Bay expedi- tion. SCIENTIFIC PROSPECTING A new and entirely original plan was decided on, as follows: To place in charge of the work a suitable, skiliful, experienced and euccessful mining engineer, familiar with the country and needed methods of prospecting, who would @i- rect and oversee all exploring work. Starting with the Island of Prince of Wales, according to its topography, this island has been section- ized, and each section will be under a pros- pector whose instructions are to OVer every part of the alictted territory and to report the managers, who will personally examin finds, assay samples and advise in regard to further exploitation. Sufficlent men will be put in the fleld to cover this territory without loss of time. In the sectionizing of the territory and pla: ng a number of selected men under charge an experienced manager, this company will nabled to thoroughly prospect the islands at a raction of the cost where individual effort is expended. Life s short, and were the individ- ual to attemp this work during his lfetime it would be but partly accomplished, and at the expenditure of ten times, yes, twenty times, the amcunt required under the plans proposed by the company Recognizing that n every mortal Is the em- bryo of the prospector, and that they need the opportunity to join in the search for earth treasures, as well knowing how few who are in settied pursuits are able to sever their co nections and expend their own muscle and time in the work, this company presents a plan whereby any person can join in the pursuit with a certainty of success that might not fovow his lone trail into the woods and hiils of Southeast ern Alaska. The success of such men as Stra ton of Cripple Creek. Clark and Daly of Mon- tana, Mackay and Fair of Nevada, Hayward, Hobart and Lane of California, Rhodes anl Belt of Africa, fi the courage of every ma that honestly wishes for better things and a place for himself and family above the grind of ordinary life. A SYNDICATE OF PROSPECTORS. Successful mines, when sold or operated, bring fabulous returns. This company is not asking you to put money into some abandoned mines whose Aztec history gilds the scheme. We ask you plainly to go prospecting with us. to enjoy the work, share in the rewards and stay at home while you are doing it. From the bi-monthly reports you will know of all that is heing done, you will hear of every find_and every difficulty met and surmounted. Your Investment will surely give you an interest in mines, not in a single mine. Your prospecting will lways be under the eye of an expert. Your mines, when found, will be brought to the markets of the world without the intervention of promoters, as the management of the com pany has connections that allow of thetr reach- ing the capital of any eity or country unaided, and, should our directors desire to operate for the company any of our mines, the company is strong enough to do it without Rorrowing money. mortgaging property or giving up large Interests to speculators. In a few brief words— this company is mctually a syndicate of pros- pectors, possessing advantages, as before enu- merated_that the single prospector can never hope to have. We find our mines, we operate or we sell them. and we need no outside heip. ®et from sales. is ours. A GREAT GOLD COUNTRY. This country is the richest mining territory under the sun, with ores of all kinds, ranging from immense bodies of low grade material to teflurides equaling those of the famous Inde- endence mine at Cripple Creek. The majority | of the oree are free milling, that is, the gold is recovered by the stamp mill and simple amal- gamation with mercury We have before us an immense, rich. unex- plored country with no opposition. The mining laws of the United States apply and titles are perfect. Never was such an offer made to the investor to participate in all profits; to own a preferred stock; tc enjoy dividends immediately upon sale of prospects: to become an Individual wner if %0 inclined. Every man In our employ is prospecting for the individual stoe hoider. If any mine takes the stockhoider's fancy he can have it under lease or purchase, and his stock will be taken at par on the pay- ment. His eggs are not all in one basket, as they would be were he to invest in only one mine THE ARCHIPELAGO DEVELOPMENT COM- AN of Southeastern Alaska is organized under the laws of Washington with a capital stock of 3,000,000 shares of the par value of §1 each, fully paid. non-assessable and without Habiiity to the holder Preferred stock of 2,500,000 shares, commen stock 500.000 shares. PERSONNEL OF MANAGEMENT. ¢ T. A. PARISH_President. Managing Direc- tor ‘of the La Rica Consolidated Gold Mining Company of Seattle, Wash. Mines at Blewett, Wash. A. EUGENE KNAPP, First Vice President. General Manager of the Croesus Gold Mines, Cholmondeley Sound. Alaska. Consulting Fn- gineer for Hile Mining Syndicate of Philadei- phia, Pa. Mines in Alaska and California. 3. R RATHBUN, Second Vice Prestdenc Secretary of the Alaska and Washi Min- ers’ Association. Mining Editor of the Seattle Daily Times. R. F. BOOTH, Secretary. Attorney at Law, Seattle, Wash. A. M. BECKITH, Treasurer. Vice President and General Manager of Loeb-Cutter Lumber Company, Seattle. Wash. PRICE OF STOCK AND TERMS OF SALE. The first offering of preferred shares Is at cents cash, or 6 cents payable in 10 equal monthly installments. 100 shares 2 500 shares 1000 shares 00 shares 1000 shares. 2000 shares. Write to the undersigned selling agents for e Storv of Treasure lsiands,” free of post- Wateh for announcement of our free sum- excursion to Alaska. Address TONOPAH stocks bought and sold. JOSEPH B. TOPLITZ. 330 Pine st. Saa Franeisco. Member Tonopah Stock Exchange. GROUP of Inside Tonopah claims for sale: very reasonable: investigate. Box 3817, Cail. DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND No. 211 of 43 cents the capital stock of the Water Company will be office of sald company, floor Crocker bullding, on books closed on April 5 at McGARY. 2 Additional Classified ments See Page Fortg, ls | For