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Cos Ctngdes Daily FBIDAY HORNING, 8 REAL KBTATE RECORD; HOUSE AXD LOT. Just a Bit of Information Vatfiaril infnrmatmti. inasmuch as it informs vou How. When and Where to Save. First we Real Estate Buyers are Inclined to Hold Back.

Collins for a two-story eight-room dwelling, to be built on Sixteenth street near FIgueroa, to cost $2500. BUILDING PERMITS. The following permits of $2000 and over were Issued by the City Superintendent of Buildings: John T. LaDu, three-story lodging-house, Olive between Third and Fourth, $4500. V.

Lacrolx, brick store. and two frame cottages, corner Pico and Vernon. $3464. Jasper Llndsey, two-story dwelling, Edison, near Congress, $2000. Louis Schwartz, dwelling, Third between Main and Los Angeles, $5000.

Villinger double dwelling, Fremont avenue, between First and Temple, $2000. C. Carpenter, two-story dwelling, Orchard avenue, between Adams and Twenty-seventh, $3000. wish to say that JACOBY BROS, are NOT GOING TO MOVE AWAY from their present location, but are simply ENLARGING their present premises and ADDING MORE STORES to it. We are altering Nos.

136 and 138 N. Spring St, the stores formerly occupied by Mr. H. Jevne, the grocer, and will turn them into a handsome Shoe Store. In the meantime the WHOLE SHOE STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES.

naturally "very Indignant at the manner in which they have been treated. EXCHANGING PROPERTY. Quite a large bustess is done among real estate dealers In Los Angeles in the exchanging of property of Southern California property for eastern property, or vice versa, and then again, of country property in this section for city property, and otherwise. Some dealers make a speciality of this line of business, and derive a comfortable income therefrom. It would scarcely be supposed that there would be many in Southern Californfa who are anxious to exchange their property In this favored section for land in Kansas, yet a glance over the books of some of these agents shows that there are many such.

This comes from the fidgety and discontented sentiment which appears to be hereditary in many American families, so that they are never able to stay long in one place, but like the Arabs, must be always on the move. Possibly these people are descendants of Ishmael, by an indirect route. In making such trades it is usual to place the value of property to be exchanged at something Condition of the Main-street Pav ing: Business. en's Suits Sale or TODAY AND TOMORROW. The Financial Situation-Proposed Ifevr Bonding Ordinance Sonth-wdt Improvement Exchangrlnsr Property Boyle Height.

Special A BABE PRODUCT. California Dates Received ly the Chamber of Commerce. A noteworthy donation received yesterday by the Chamber of Commerce There Is very little to report in the real estate market this week. Many dealers and agents are out of town for their vacation, and those that remain here are mostly waiting for some more than the cash value. As bom sides follow this practice, however.

there Is no harm done. S. JACOBY BRO AGENTS AND COMMISSIONS. A case involving the right of real es Stein-Bloch Cos $25 Serge Cutaway Frock Suits for $15. Stein-Bloch $25 Imported Serge Sack Suits for $15.

Stein-Blocli Cos $25 Wale Worsted Sack Suits for $15. Stein-Bloch Cos $25 Fancy Worsted Frock Suits for $15. Stein-Blocli $25 English Clay Serge Suits for; $1 5. AND THEN THERE ARE THESE: was a box of dates grown by F. A.

Gates, Garden Grove, Orange county. Dates are a rare product in California, for they seldom grow to maturity. Usually they wither when two-thirds grown. Fruit growers have experimented frequently with them, but thus far without much success. A premium was taken at the World's Fair by some tate agents to commissions was recently decided in the New York Court of Appeals, where real estate brokers for an agreed commission of 5 per cent, sold property, the purchaser to make a payment to bind the transac dates grown on the same tree which produced those received from Mr.

Gates yesterday. tion, and the remainder to be paid in four months or the payment made to W. L. Hasklns of Tustln, Orange be forfeited. The contract was reported Stein-Bloch Alfred Benjamin to, and approved by the owner, who county, sent' some 'enormous blood turnip table beets.

The two largest welsh eighteen and twenty-eight pounds re Hen's Suits. Single-breasted, round-cut sacks of excellent wrote them that he understood no com Good Clothes. A pretty, fancy Cassl- Celebrated make of stylish ronnd cut vlish ronnd cut mission money was to be paid over spectively. They were grown in the $10.00 until the final purchase money had 113 00 Tweed $6.50 $12.50 Black Diagonal Cheviot, rich peat lands which have produced Sack Suits. "Single Breasted: Men' Suits; the carefully tailored and liberally trimmed sorts: reduced for today and Sack Suits.

mere rouna cue single-breasted cutaway Sack Suit at a saving of $7.50 on the suit; special sacic, ail wool, navy oiue Serge suits reduced from $10 60, today and tomorrow so many fine specimens or vegetaDies. been paid, to which the agents answered that thfly agreed the sale was thing- to turn up, which they do not expect to happen until after the election. Dealing is almost entirely confined to, small trades for- residence lots. The most encouraging feature of the market Is the manner in which building: operations keep up. MAIN STREET PAVING.

South Main street still remains "all torn up." There Is now scarcely any prospect that anything will be done upon this thoroughfare until after the election, which means after the rainy season. The contractors depended upon the sale of bonds to enable them to go ahead with the work, not having sufficient of their own. The price at which the bonds were sold would have given them a good profit, had the validity of the bonds not been again questioned. As It Is. the court has adjourned for thirty days, and then another thirty days will probably elapse before a decision Is had.

After that there is very little prospect that it will be possible' to sell the bonds until after the election, so that, altogether, the prospect for the completion of the work within a reasonable time is far from encouraging. The moral of this Main street muddle is that municipalities should Imitate the United States government, and demand certified checks from contrac exquisittveiy lanorea and worth $14; repriced Hen's Suits. Stein-Bloch PREPARING FOB FIESTA. not completed, and the money paid was forfeited. The letter only provided that Alfred Benjamin $20 Silk Mixed, All-wool the full commission should not be paid The Committee of Thirty Begin Single-breasted, round-cnt sacks in All- Stylish, up-to-date Fancy Single Breasted, very nobby, round-cut )Dy, rouna-cui In case the property was not taken, cassimere men a $12.50 Cassimere Men's but the agents were entitled to com Their Preparations.

The Fiesta Committee of Thirty will Suits, tailor-made oy experts for high-class dressers: reduced to only icy Cassimere $10.00 cutaway lasmon in nana-. some Overplald Cheviots, $6.50 $8.88 suits, smootn nnisn, browu ground with light overplald, reduced from 117.50 missions on the forfeit money. meet on August 17 to determine upon wool Cheviots in the new Invisible plaid effects, worth 515; save over by buying now at. Men's Suits arrangements for the fiesta of 1897. DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.

The New York Tribune gives the fol reuucea irom iiui lor toe full suit to i. Sack Suits. Stein-Bloch Swell 8-Button Frock Suits In handsome Scotch Cheviots, suits that Secretary Walton has addressed letters Alfred Benjamin lowing amusing case In which the builders of residences on adjoining property endeavored to get the best Latest In Enellsh Snowflakes, an all- Of excellent Sawyer Cassimeres, superb-. neres, aupci ir. Single Breasted, In rery neat designs of Cat UCBlgUB VI wool black and white to those of the usual contributors who have not yet made any subscription, asking their assistance.

It Is necessary that the committee should $12.50 $8.88 sell everywhere right now for $20.00, and $22.50, cut down to $6.50 fancy uaeviots; mens suits that are conscientiously tailored and tin- $10.00 of each other and failed: flake mixture, swell effect, $17.50 Sack Suit reduced In the humorous line, a case which ly tailored ana nrusnea, round-cut, single-breasted sacks reduced from IIS to Men's Suits. know at once what amount may be lshed and worth lia 00, attracted considerable attention in tho Stein-Bloch counted upon, in order to make con. tracts Intelligently and economically. Alfred Benjamin building raternilty some years ago occurred on' Madison avenue, near Sacjc Suits. Bound cut, single-breasted Sack Suits stca aacx amis Subscriptions are payable at any Eightieth street, where a speculative Best make of Men's Rich quality of Scotch Cheviot, made In mauc in Single Breasted: stylish, staple, double- tapie, uouoie- of imported Uheviots, in time before April 1, 1897.

and, if desired, $12.50 builder found after erecting his houses, that his wall encroached two ick Suits of all- $10.00 Sack Suits of all- they may be paid in monthly or quarterly The fiesta has be $8.88 $6.50 tors as an assurance, not only of good faith, but' of their being financially responsible for the work they undertake, and able to stand a loss as well wool Fancy Velours, the season's latest stvle, reduced from $iaxw to only. Btitcnea uassimere suns, to suit the hard-to-please, tiaoo; wearing qualities, for only inches upon his neighbor's property. tne correct up-to-aate. style of swell patterns and formerly sold at J18 the suit; reduced to Men's Suits. come an affair of such Importance that Upon making this discovery he imme diately opened negotiations for the pur as a profit" MONET TO LOAN.

Sack Suits. Alfred Benjamin preparations must be commenced many months beforehand. It is recognized throughout the country as a characteristic feature of Los Angeles, Worsteds, Clay chase or the strip and after months of selected patterns ana correctly tailored, to repriced from Men's Suits Ot Imported English Worsteds In black and gray In either sack or cutaway frocks; all cut down from 118 to $22.60 to Men's Suits Single-breasted, round-cut sack suits of sacs sui ui It might not be supposed that the wrangling was unable to come to Genuine Scotch Tweed Single Breasted, terms with tho owner. A suit for uneviots; yarn-dyed. $8.88 and the committee will doubtless find hearty support among the business and Fancy Fin $10.00 and Fancy Pin $12.50 nsome pin-cneca r.

$6.50 handsome pin-check wear genuine uomespuns, nobby suits for nobby dressers; sixteen dollar suits reduced to. style as long as men unecic uassimere sacK Suits, worth Il7.o0 and tiothe'ult, reduced ejectment followed, and the north wall of the new house had to be pulied down present uneasy condition of the money market would, In some cases, produce the result of bringing money Into the market to loan on real estate, yet such clothes; reduced from men of the city. (13.00 to from top to bottom, although the Men's Suits. building was completely finished. But is the fact One agent has made sev Alfred Benjamin Of Imported Blue Serge, tailored In ex' sweet revenge was In store for the eral loans during the past week for Swell style of substantial make, hand Injured man, for when he rebuilt.

In timid individuals who had drawn their Ail-wool, standard Cherlot Sack Suits. Single Breasted; rich, Cheviot Suits, handsomely made up and actually worth II a. 00; reduced today and tomorrow to money out of the savings banks, and In Indistinct and fancy order to be more safe he buljt two Inches back from his line, and awaited ceptionaiiv nne siyie and that did, do and should sell for $20; Today and Tomorrow are only lot Men's Suits $10.00 Men's Suits $12.50 somest ot nne tancy Scotch Mixtures that were $15 the suit; cut down for today and tomorrow to plaid designs, richly $8.88 developments. In course of time his ob now, rather than let it He Idle in a safe deposit box, are willing to loan it on good real estate security. "It's an tailored, marxea down noxious neighbor built, and to the first man's Inexpressible delieht.

clawd his Hen's Suits soft-surface $6.50 Cambridge $6.50 Sack Suits. Stein-Bloch Enellsh Walktnar Suits in the stylish S- Alfred Benjamin ill wind that blows nobody good," and It would not be altogether an evil wall his own, thus button cutaway (rocks, not seen every not seen putting himself in the same position as Of beautiful soft Cassimere, novelties in noveiues in Men's Suits of Fancy Single Breasted, all-wool if much of the money stored up in savings banks should be scared out into WORKS day evervwnere ana not the first. The latter said absolutely cotch Mixtures, $10.00 Scotch Mixtures, every- $12.50 $8.88 late style ciotns. singie-breasted, round and square-cut; (16 values nothing until the house, a magnificent more active channels. However, in black and gray genuine Clay Worsteds- In all styles, reduced from $15 and up to Sacic Suits In the new brown effect, with Indistinct red and blue over-plaid, rery nobby unaer su tae sun; dui here Today and Tomorrow for such cases as those referred to.

the structure, was finished. Then he calmlv repriced to informed his neighbor of the fact, and only difference Is that Instead of the banks loaning the money it is loaned now these two houses stand with four Inches of clear space between them by the individuals who own it. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE from front to back." All Mail Orders Filled at Special Prices Quoted in this Ad or Ex-- -7 pressed Free of Charge. THE ARCADE PLAN. A novelty in office building is pro' posed in Atlanta, and it seems to The disturbed condition of the financial market Is having its effect real estate in San Francisco.

Persons who desire to buy property or erect buildings find that it is not so easy a thing as It was formerly to obtain loans and this restricts business. In reference to the meet with the approval' of the city authorities, notwithstanding the fact In curing disfiguring, humiliating humours of the Skin, Scalp, and Blood when all else fails. that the builders propose to erect the structure, which will be ten stories high, condition of the money market in San Francisco. Magee's Real Estate Circular in such a manner that It will extend across the sidewalks. The front of the has the following: building.

If built according to the plans "The demand for money was not strong last month. The banks prefer email to large loans. Some of them, as they now exist will rest on steel Bold throughout the world. BritUh Depot F. Nnr.

Sist ft 1, King Edward-it, London. Porras Sano Ao Cum. Sola Props Boiton, V. a A. pillars, forming arches over the walk.

with the object of keeping a large sur The main, object of this form of construction, it is said, is to gain space. plus on hand, will not now grant large loans. Indeed, some of them are not now lending at all. There was a time The effect, of course, is to apparently push tho neighboring buildings to the rear. The National Real Estate Guide HH not long since when, as we then stated, FRUIT JARS there was hope that our savings banks commentssupon this movement as fol would resume loans in the country.

There Is not now the slightest hope of that, and borrowers there must pay the country bank rates of 9 to 11 per cent, 45c The rates here are 64 to 7 per the per doz. Pints per Quarb Retiring From Business savings banks paying the mortgage tax, mm The total number of city real estate mortgages recorded last month was 369. of the total value of $933,120. while there were 199 releases of mortgages, of 70c per dozen Half Gallons 35c per dozen Jelly Glasses lows, "Such structures built on what is known as the arcade plan, are not uncommon in Paris and in some of the Italian cities, but we predict that Americans, even In Atlanta, will not take kindly to them. Already there is opposition to" the plan, and owners of adjacent property threaten that any attempt to construct the will be checked by an injunction of the courts.

At a public hearing It was claimed that the proposed arcade would greatly injure adjoining property, and that it was contrary to law. "Such a building would cut oft the view from buildings further down the street, and It Is justly claimed that adjacent property would be greatly damaged. Notwithstanding the objections the value of 1469.496. Of the total mort gages last month, 132 were given to pri vate individuals; they had a value of 1226,105." REAL ESTATE CONVENTION. There is to be a meeting of the Na tional Real Estate Association in St Paul in the last week of September, or the first week of October.

The cibnven Big Cut on Crockery, Chinaware and Glassware. 44 pes. Tea Set.richly decorated, $3.00 60 pes. Dinner Set, $5.25 Decorated Toilet Set Crystal Glass Berry Tea Sets, tion will doubtless be an interesting one raised and the opposition on the part of and many topics of importance to the Today and Tomorrow will be of special interest to economical buyers. Shoes of the veriest standard qualities will be sacrificed on the altar of low prices lower in fact than any store in town.

We don't expect profit on any of these rather a loss and be rid of them What store-can say as much? real estate business will be discussed. THE BUILDING ORDINANCE. property owners, the city council decided in favor of the building by a vote of 8 to 6. "As was predicted last week, another The city Superintendent of Buildings is preparing a new building ordinance arcade building Is now talked of. J.

C. Peck, who owns the triangular plat at for submission to the Council, the pres the junction of Peachtree and Pryor streets, has already signified his inten ent one being altogether out of date, as it was drawn up at a time when Los Angeles was little more than a large tion of erecting a building similar' in Cups and Saucers, per set, 85c, Decorated Cuspldores, 20c, 30c 17 Men's Patent Leather construction to the one proposed by the town. Among changes which it is pro Children's Colored Kid Moccasins. stboes INtMMMtHHM Mutual Company." $1.60 posed to make Is an entire change As the Real Estate Guide says, the 13.50 Satin NulUflers tor arcade plan is common in Paris and in the fire limits of the city, which has spread outside of the boundaries of what was then supposed to be the probable some -other cities In the south of fs.50 Men's Enamel, Patent Leather and Vici Kid Shoes for area or the city for many years Europe, but in such cases the arcade runs along an entire block. It would Great American ImportissTea Go's MONET SAVING STORES 135 NORTH MAIN liBBlNrnra 361 SOUTH SPRING i LOS NUSS 34 North Flr OaVs are.

RIVERSIDE on Haia at come. It Is the opinion of the Building Superintendent that the present city limits should be made the general fire obviously never do to have a few buildings reach out over the sidewalk a distance of ten feet or In countries which have a warm climate during a limits, and this amendment will doubt Ladles' White Kid roc. Slippers Children's Tan Button enc Shoes Children's and Misses' nr Bathing Bals Ladles' $5 Fancy Oxfords $1.50 Ladles' White Canvass QoC Oxfords. Ladies' OOC Tan yvv Misses' Tan Oxfords, OOC spring heel SANTA ANA 1 1 East Fourth aU less be suggested to the Council, whefc Mr. Ktrange completes his revision of portion of the year this plan of build 16.00 Men's Tan Shoes, in several stylish shades and 17.00 Men's Patent Leather Shoes for K00 Men's Vici Kid Shoes for 17.60 Men's Finest Patent Leathers for SAN Third SI.

REDLANDS 18 East State St the kuilding ordinance. It is the inten tion of the Building Superintendent SANTA 728 State at POMONA Cor. and and Gordon sts, request the aid of the local association ing would be acceptable, furnishing a grateful shade to pedestrians, but as stated, it would be' necessary for all the property owners in a block to agree upon a similar method of construction. of architects in amending the ordinance. and thus secure for the city the benefit of the advice which these architects are This is an easy thing in European capable of giving in the matter.

SOUTHWEST IMPROVEMENT, countries, where the city authorities regulate all such things, but It would be very difficult if not impossible, to Residents in the southwestern part of SAVED secure uniformity In this country. MORTGAGES AND RELEASES. the city now have an Improvement so tioe clety and are going to work in earnest The Investor publishes the following 1 ler to bring that portion of the city re' statement for the month ended July cently taken into the municipality up to a level with any part of town. The 30, 1896: li96 11S5 amounting 970.175.03 1S95 1178 transfers, amounting 1.046.574.00 coming year is likely to ee a big boom 137 South Spring Street in street grading and other street 1m provements down in the southwest cor 1SS 574 mortgages, amounting 926.075.00 1895 5S mortgages, amounting 1.271,724.00 1896 2SS releases, amounting 4tX.716.93 391 releases, amounting 642,523.00 are Dollars earned. Ton should make that tl of yours go as far as possible.

We want ner of the city. Among other ments which the southwesterners should endeavor to secure is an extension you to know that yon do not BUILDING. the branch of the Traction system nave 10 auena a goiag-oui-oi-business sale. or in fact any During the month of July the Superintendent of Buildings issue 200 per kind of special 'sales to iret mits, amounting to J2.j,001, 133 new buildings $257,846 26 alterations and repairs 12.977 25 sheds, stables, etc 2,360 16 removals 1,818 Cheapest, Because' th Best; Total $275,001 HARDWARE and House Furnishings. otg values tor your moner.

You positively get them here erery day In the year. NILES PEASE, Furniture and Carpets, 33r-339-341 S. SPRING ST. The Builder and' Contractor notes the following; new uncontracted new Loa Asgelts Iaea batora aaal Brooders, Ara the bast. Sao thaai befor baring.

POULTRY SUPPLIES. Bona Cutters. Alfalla Cuttors, Shall OrlndanL Spray Pumps. Capoaii. lac Beta.

Drinkinr r.b MEDICAL DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. The regular COURSE OF LECTURES win htgla Tuesday. September 1, at at the College Building. Stockton SU near Chest nut, San Francisco. B.

A. McLEAN, M.D., Dean. SOB Kearne St, corner Bush, San Francisco work: GAIL BORDEH EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK Plans are being prepared for R. Brose for a $2000 cottage to be built in the Westlake Park tract, 1 on Carondolet which now stops at Adams street and Vermont avenue, to Jefferson street This would result in building up an attractive section that has long been held back by lack of transportation facilities, BOYLE HEIGHTS. The question of grantlng'a franchise for the new electric line to Boyle Heights will be up again today before the Board of Public Works.

Citizens of Boyle Heights have comparatively little hope that they can expect anything from the present Council. In spite of the fact that the improvement desired is an altogether legitimate one, and that the obstacles placed in the way are put there on purpose, by persons do not desire to see competition In transportation across the river. However. It la absurd to suppose that a large and attractive section of the city like Boyle Heights, lying within a mile of the business center, can be kept back for any length of time by such tactics as those that have been adopted by the present City Council. As it is, property-owners on the Heights who have had their money Invested there for many years without receiving any return, and who now find a chance to make a move, are book.

"Infant Important Notice. street, near Eighth street Thomas Vlgus is about to erect tataa. Poultry Books, ate. Catalogue froa, JOHN D. MERCER.

U7 S. Ssooad at Health:" treat vain to mothers. Seat I dwelling on Coronado street near iree. 1 11 y. nnniensea iik to.

Seventh, cost $5000. 1 Eidsan Street. Vsw Tor E. Pendell will build a dwelling ad C. F.

Hcinzeman, CURES ONT5 BOTTLE on Hope street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, cost $3000. The Bloc Flam Oil Stoves formerly handled bv F. E. Brown are now on ale and in operation at our store. We have secured the sole agency for this "new process" and invite inspection of Its wonderful work.

Flans are being' prepared for the lit North Mala Los Anftias. Preserlntlsai cirafally con? oasdsd day Of Bight. HcBurnsy's KIDNEY 4 BLADDER AUMcdicinfcsat CutRates. BOSWELL NOYES DRUG NTPOT I Latest Styles just arriTecL Suitings and Trousering-, Garments made to order from $5.00 to $50.00 NICOLL The Tailor. 134 Sprinx St The W.

H. PERRY main building of the Santa. Clara Hotel on Third between Hill and Broadway cost $2000. John M. Miller is having plans drawn for a two-story residence to be erected on the corner of Park and Sixth streets, cost $3000.

Plans are being prepared Tor Urs. THOriAS BROS. a jo S. Social St Los Aac otas CURE. Prlco Ilss- All DmjrH W.

P. McBaraoy. Manatacterar, 41S S. Spriag Las AsgcW. Lumber Mfg.

Co tin xan akd FLAmaa uu, 3rd and Broadway,.