Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 39

oakiIand TnicuriD. JSTTCDAY MOKNINGF. OX REAIj r.STATI" New residence of Dr. IL G. Ilergan.

on the corner of Euclid and Van Buren avenues, nearly corr-, pleted, Chas. W. McCail, architect. 1b II ESTATE TliCTIlS ft MONTTY TO LOAN of Moeev Of MONEY to loan on real estata MONEY in any amount MONEY at raaonabl tntoreat MONEY to loan jnlclcly F. A.

WILL 969 BROADWAY. E. H. Lohmani! Ltoaxns on eal estate. Any amount.

Promptly 201 Union, Savt Bk. Bldg. Pbona Oakland 1943; Home A-4318. I HAVE cuttomar for $25,000 at 6 per cent net on glt ede downtown income property worth, betweon $50,000 and F. F.

Porter, 1114 Broadway. wtli, rjrvinB $100,000 from $260 rip ON RiiALi ESTATE. Johnson Mood ROOM 8. MACDONOTJX3H BUK1. Fhonea) 265, Home A-8760.

els 1 I BUYERS' OUIDE PATRONIZE LOCAL MERCHANTS DOCTOR KERGH'S. HEW RESlflENGE of Transfers, Mort gagas and Releases Filed for Record. Following: la a summary of transfers and releases filed with the county recorder during the week endlns Thursday, which enow the general actlT-ity In realty trading In Oakland and other communities located on the eastern shore of San Francisco bay, and which twlil serve as a guide. In some respects, 'to Investors.1 TRANSFERS. Western Pacific Railroad Company to Southern Pacific Company, 15.144 acres south of First srVeet, near the foot of Kirkham street; consideration nominal.

Cragmont Land Company to Eliza S. Byrnes, lot 21 In block 15 of North Crag-morit tract; consideration nominal. Cragmont Land Company to Robert W. FkJnner, lots 16 to 21 In block 30 of North Cragmont tract; consideration nominal. The Crorker National Bank of San Francisco fa William II.

Crocker, certain lands near Park street, fronting on the tidal canal; consideration nominal. R. H. Krotherton and wife to Elizabeth I. Husrhes, lot 50x150 on Lewis and Prospect streets; consideration nominal.

Edward J. Hall and wife to William H. Webb, lot 40x135 or. the south side of Alcatraz avenue, 15feet west of Moul-ton street; consideration nominal. California Improvement Company' to the Realty Syndicate, 768.66 acres in Brooklyn township.

Including Laundry farm, and two wrhole lots and portions of two other lots In Park Place subdivision of Laundry farm tract; consideration nominal. County Line Land Company to J. It. Fprln, numerous lots In Puri3et Terrace and Regents Park tracts, Berkeley; consideration nominal. Hook Realty Company to H.

S. Robinson and the Leckie-Abraham Title Com- pany, corner of Madison and Tenth fctrp'et. ldOxlOO; consideration nominal. William E. Johnson and wife to George F.

Abbott'and W. F. Dixson. lot 50x100 on tho south side of Ashby avenue 100 feet east of Phattuok avenue, Berkeley; consideration nominal. P.

A. Robinson and wife to Joseph Cooke and wife, lot 120x55.30 on the west side of Louisa street and Berryman, Berkeley; consideration nominal. Oelphina T. to James J. lot 36.

6S xl34 on the south side of Alcatraa avenue 405 feet east of Baker Street; consideration nominal. or William titrawonn dt exec-, utor to NeHie B. Farlev, northwest 100 feet of lot 3 in block 8 In McLeod tract. Llvermore; consideration $1000. Antonio B.

Taveira and wife to Joas Gomes and wife, lot 26x133.3 on the west side of 131 8 feet south of Fifth street; consideration nominal. Estate, of Ma M. Anderson to Joseph Hansen, lots 1 and 2 in block of Moss tract; consideration $2(150. Bessie E. H.

and Charles IT. Manning. Tjflvlsa and E. W. Moreland, Anna M.

and William Bluett. Fred E- Reed and wife, Marv E. and Nathaniel Irvine and E. H. Jfrvsn and wife, to the City of Oakland, dedication of strips of property for ptreet purposes, adjacemt to Rook Ridge Place and Boulevard; consideration nominal.

Jackson Furniture Company to Nathan W. Moodey and wife, lot 00x150 on the south side of Lincoln street 276.6 feet east of Sixth street. Alameda; consldera-. ilon nominal. a.

Hart and wife to F. H. Lewis, lot 40.xpo on- the west side of Lockaley avw-ti ue feet north of Clifton avenue; ionsideratlon nominal. Latira B. Skee to Western Pacific Motor Car t'ompany.

lot 120x40 on the southeast corner of Rose and McGee streets, Berkeley; consideration nominal. Oakland Bank of Savings to Frank C. Havens, large number of lots In the Crocker tract; consideration nominal. Frank K. Mott and wife to A.

W. Corpus, lot 6Sx93.05 on the west side of Webster street 100 feet north of Twenty-eighth street; consideration nominal. MORTGAGES. 1 am prepared to maka resl oans In Oakland, Herkeley, Ahm: FVultvala Quickly at low rates of When you want a loan at low raie, tna up or drop In and aea roav Geo. W.

Austin a. v. LONa. Man. loan dept.

1018 rroadwiy. nur 11tn Street. Tolephoneai Oakland Homa A-15 LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. KLAT. INSTALLMENT OR DT ri.T-INiJ DELAY.

K. B. THOHNE, 4 181 It ROOM PHONE OAKLANi) 166. REAL ESTATE loana, 6 to 7. rwH ouickly.

See A. N. Macdonald. J1V-21S Bacon BlOar. A 3546.

Oaklaml 1,342. $100 TO $100. 00; first second any. proposition. UU RAY SMITH.

1015 Broadway. LOANS Building: and flat: any amount: 6 and 7. Henrv N. tum-Saden, 10th; phone Oakland 4478. 1J250 to $50,000 on real estate or bulld-lngloans.

6 to 7 Interest. Koenig: Cz Kroll 7t PH. comer Stn at. MiNiJi i I'HIVATK party wanta, $2500; cholte security, new home; 7''o. Bor 4336, Tribune.

WANT 3r.00 bnlldinsr loan for $4600 on $275 clear Piedmont lot. Box 671 Tribune. WANT on now J-story home worth $7600; 7-r. Box 4387. Tribune.

$3RO0 WANTED by private party on $S0OO curlty, 7 per cent. Box ti326. Tribune. '5 DRAYAOE AND STORAGE. JAB.

HEXNKBETIRY does an kmda of draylnar. Office. 42S et; pnons On.k-land 564, A 15G4 res. Oak. 40S0, A 274H DRESSMAKERS, MARIE ROMELL Iadlen' taflor-mafle B-ult, latent atylea; Parlflan mod's.

320O Telesraph av. phone Oak. 71S4. LAUNDRIES. CFTINTrSH laundry.

Tut Lee, 711 pan r-Roio are.t pnone I'ekin 48. DRESSMAKER and dlfrner; reairmaM dressc made over; errenlnir dresses. 67S mr. MONEY TO LOAN On Furniture, Pianos Automobiles, Live Stock real estate, 1st and 2d morcarea. no Us, etc.

Terms, bank rates. Confidential. SECURITY LOAN CO. JVTACDONOTTOII BTTILDINO OFFICE, ROOM THIRD KIjOOR. Fhones QaJklanl 16'JS, Home A-1354.

BEST Furniture, Pianos, Etc. FLAT OR INSTALLMENT LOANS. Vinson Brokerage Co. ROOM3 217-218. BACON BLI0.

Phones OAKLANI) S942; HOME A-854. AT Cailfomia's largest rawnbrokerillo-eral loans on diamonds, Jewelry, sealskins, furs, bank, ratea; Isulics' prrvate officer; Are and burglar proo( vaults on the prom Is en. CALIFORNIA LOAN OFFICE. 927 Broadway, oor. 9th, Oakland.

MONEY loaned salariv1 people, women keeping house and others, upon their own names, without security; cheapest rates, 'easiest payments; offices in 6(1 principal cities: save yourself money by arettlna; our terms first. "Tolman'a," 460 13th room 9, Oakland; Phelan room vv. uan rranciaco. MONEY advanced salaried people, pr. manently emp-i low rates, easy terms.

8'. D. Drake. 14 Playter rooms 201-2, 948 Market eL. 8.

F. $10,000 IDLE money loaned In sums $5to $500 to desirable people; quick loans and low rates; huwlneas conducted confidentially; loans repaid at borrower's convenience. Room 215, Oakland Hank of Savings office hous, 9 to 1 a. m. Street Car Employes, tt Rail Road Employ, tt all Palarled Kmployes, JJ can obtain Lotuns In strictest 11 confidence nt tt OAKLAND DISCOTTNT 1068 Broadway.

Room 24. tttitt LOANH at legal interest on furniture, don't pay more. Oakland' Ixian T. room 25, 10O3V4 Broadway; eteM1thcd 12 vra. phon Oakland 241 r.

MONKY WANTKI). ATSarKrToTPTnTiorn'p did loans; $40,000, $30,000, $14-000; $1600. $2600, $2000, $4000; othe amounts. DTJRAY SMITH, 1015 Broadway, i I WANT $30,000 on swell apartment house; Income $900 per month; will pa 7 par cent to entice speedy results. Box 639, ITrlbuno, II FaVb customer for 25,000 at 6 pe cent net on gilt edte downtown Income property; worth between and fi0.noOj F.

Porter. 1114 Broad wn v. LOCKSMITHS. FOR door-cpencra and keya Key Wortti, 861 Clay phonea Oakland KIT, A 1574; lawn nrbwers sharpened sund re-ralred. HAIR GOODS.

CHARLE3 HOFFMAN A Rnportera of human hair, manufacturers of wigs and all kinds of hair roods. 408 14th phone Oakland 6808. ORNAMENTAL hair work, a witches, cloater curls and puffs, toupees and all hair poods made to order. Wrn. Aecwath, expert wiar-maker.

969 Broad-wn room 4: ribone Onkland Hit. MONET TO IXATC SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS OCR ALARY LOAN DEPT. MAKES LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPIE IN rKDL'BLE-QTJICK TIME AND UN-HETCNOWN TO EMPLOYER, IN AMOUNTS FROM $10 TO $50. SEE-US AND BE CONVINCED. OUR FURNITURE LOAN DEPT.

MAKES LOANS FROM $26 TO ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, VEHICLES, LIVE STOCK, ETC TERMS. Borrow, repay, In monthly payments for 20 2. 3 or-4. months. 50 8, 4 or 6 months.

$100 5, 7, 9 or 12 months. Other amounts In proportion. PACIFIC LOAN CO. R. E.

CRUZAN, Room 808, Bacon Building. 12th and Washington sts. Phone Oakland 4609. BARNEY LOAN OFFICE, formerly 860 Broadway, removed to new location, 963 Broadway, where he will be pleased to renew old and new acquaintances. Loans on Furniture rc.8' made same day as applied for; all buirv-ness atrlctly confidential and rates are absolutely the lowest In the city.

Pay a email monthly interest or In small payments Just as you wish. Keystone Brokerage Co. 460 18th room phone Oakland 6196. MONEY TO. LOAN At Lowest Rates We make It easy for people to secure a loan on their furniture, pianos, horses, vehicles, quickly, ortvately, without publicity or Inquiries of friends.

No ad vance charges; payments to suit the borrower; yon pay only for the time you keep the money. Phone, write or call and (ret the facts free of charge. Household Loan Company ROOMS 618-519. FIRST NAT. BANK 14TH AND BROADWAY.

Phones Oakland 6980, Home A-8580. OUR RAISES For quick loans on fumrture, pianos, horses, wagons, ON 20 PAY .75 ON 60 PAY 1.75 ON $100 PAY $2.95 inora. parnwrns inciuas pnnapeM ana Interest; no other chargres; everythlns; private. i German -American Loan Company K9 First National Bank 14th and Broadwav, second floor. Phones A 6102; Oakland 2617.

DON'T borrow on salary until you see me. F. A. Newton, 613 Union. Savings MARRIAGE LICENSES Tb foUowtng marrtag Hou bave beeo lSFTjed: 23.

nd Mary. Mo- Babvrlla, 41, botm of Oakland TASHZXaa-OCKZZ-Airtoate R. Taahelra. 25, and Ida Gomem, 1ft, feetk of Oakland. GDaBITZmHLITTIX Domlnlek OoAarbitaH.

2d, aad JoaaphUo KUt 18, bota of rk- TAJ.10-AJCBH.OSZ Toot raaU, SO, and lCmia AmbroM. m. both of Oakland. KowUnd BrtOjorf, 2d, ma Gertrad Stealer, 21. tooth of Berk-ley.

WTLSOa-aioCaUJI'lXXlK-Harry WEwQ, 34, Ma-devto, and Ettvsl HcCUntock. 18, Newmas. Wloalow W. Wood. 23, and lie Joimaon, IS, both of Oakland.

RETKXM-M A Dftfell Paol Betkia, S. aad Zna Xaaaca, 21. bock of Brfcier. BIRTHS 1. Nil, to the wf of a aangaxei.

f. DIVORCE SCTTS FILED HALSET Adalloa n. Hanry O. Balaay; bablmal laramparanca. OUra B.

from Franklin kfandeo. InterVocatorj. 7atUu to pro-ride. STEBBXN-r-UUlaa 11. from Joaepta F.

6Mb- bln. Final. triTOlCPSOaf Ck-aco from Oearge Final. DIVOHCES GRAVTED OOEBTZ WITholmina I r. Cail Oocrtsv- Cmelty.

Hales from Michael KcCIure; toter- locutory decree; deoertloo. BB0AJS Lotta M. from Nelson Blioadea; final decree; desertion and failure to proride. NOTABLE DEATHS. FATO AXXO.

7an. 2a. bfrs. Amanda M. tfttw, rer oror firry years raaiaonc or Banta Clara county, la deed, gbe waa tha wlfo of Captain Biker, wbo waa for yeora a shlpmarter of to Pacific merchant marine.

HTTNIiEy SANTA BOSA, Jan, 28. Mrs. Kestan HanUey, on of tha pioneer residents of Sonoma coiinty, la daad at bar ranck in tbo Fallon district. Sba was born In Maine and waa 74 rears old. She eama to California In tba early forties and had 11 Ted at the coma rDch dorln all these years.

KTJ.JB BOSTON, in. 38. Moaea EUla is dead at Framlngham, Middlesex county, aged 81 years. lila, after whom EUla street, gaa Franclaco, waa named, waa wall known la tba early daya. Ha wan to California-In '49, waa a member of tba Vigilantes and took a prominent part in nrnnlllpal and btislnoss affairs qf those atlrrlnc daya.

Ellis ae-qnired a large amoont of real catat in tba early oaya, wUch grtrvr In raloe ao rapidly tbat In tba se-rantlea be was rated a mllllon-aira. Ha then daclded to remove to his old home in Boston and spend his last daya among tbo scenes of bia childhood. Ho Is sor-elred by fWa cbUdran. bia wlfa baring died about a year ago. The etlldren are Mary 8.

EI11. Kata Ellis. Martha Ellis, Moaea Kills all ef whom lira in Kaaaacbosetts, and Grace E. Hall. Who, ltres In Illinois.

His estate of $2,000,000 will be equally divided between them. EETKHAKT KANBAS CITY. Jon. 29- Joaepb W. Reinbart, formerly president ot tbo AtcoV son, Topeka and Santa Fa Railroad, and mora recently president of tba Kanaaa Otty Viaduct and Terminal Company, died at his homo here last Digit.

Dead waa doe to broncbitla and poanmonla. He waa 69 years old. DEATHS BOSOAOOT In Oakland, January 28. 1911, Daniel Vscccl. beloved bos band of Isabella, and father of the late Eugene T.

D. Bosraccl and conaln of Reolamln Boscaccl, a native of Switzerland, aged 84 years 6 months and 8 daya. FALCON In this ctty, Jantiary 27, 1911, Albert, dearly beloved tajsbaftd of Agnsta Falcon and loving father of Leroael Fa Her and William Falcon, Mrs. Harriett Worrell and Mra. Emrnat Krlck, a native of Germany, aed 69 yeara 4 'months and 4 days.

Friends and atHjUHlntances ara respectfully Invited to attend firneral oerrtcea Monday, January 30, at 10 o'clock a. from tba psrlors of Grant D. Miller, 1184-1186 East Fourteenth street, corner of Twenty-fourth avenue, Oakland. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. HYlTEo In fhia city.

Jamjarr 27, 1911. John dearly beloved basbsnd of Honors M. Hynes and father of Thomas Lambert K. and Charles P. Hynes, a native ef County Garway, Ireland, aced 94 years 9 months and 27 daya.

1 Krlrods are respect rally lnvtted to attend tba faneratonday, Janoary SO, at 9 o'clock a. from bta lata residence, 1SW Twelfth avenue; tbence to St. Anthony 'a Cbarch, where solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for he repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock a. ra. Interment, St.

Mary'a Cemetery. NEVILLE In tbls city, January 27, 1911, Samuel Edmunds, beloved husband of Florence N. Neville, a native of Missouri, aged 63 years. Late a member of KLcj Solomon Lodga, Ho. 290.

F. A. M. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral services Monday morning, Jaonarv 80, at 10:30 o'clock, at bla late home, 73S Telegraph avenne. Interment, Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral car leaving foot of Market street, San Fian-etRco.

at 12:0 o'clock p. m. DEGYRE January 28, 1911, Jennie Degyre, In County Infirmary, a native of Texas, aged 70 ysr. PARMELEE In this city, January 27, 1911. Jennie, beloved wlfa of J.

W. Parmelee and loving mother of -Mrs. Minnie Scogglns, Mrs. Gertie Bchmetzle and Mlas Mand Parmelee, a native of Scotland. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tba funeral Monday, January 80, at 2 o'clock p.

from tha late residence, 40 Eighth street, Oakland. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. In St. Helena, January 7, 1911, Ann Elisabeth, beloved wife of George D. Squires, daughter of A.

Hill and Bister: of Dr. A. Ludlura Hill and Mrs. W. D.

cox, a native of New Orleans, sged 49 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services Monday afternoon, January 80, at 8 o'clock, at tha chapel of tbe Oakland Crematory, corner of Howe and Mather streets. Remains at tha parlors of the Albert Brown Company, 572 inLrteenth Street. BTEWAET In this city, January 26, 1911, Mrs. Alice, dearly beloved wife of the lata George Stewart and loving mother of Mrs.

Sarah Hutton, George Stewart, Mrs. Alice Johnson, Mrs. Katharine McMaater and David Stewart, a nstlre of Scotland, aged 69 years. Friends and acmislntanoea are respectfully Invited to attend funeral servlcea Monday, January 8u at 2 o'clock p. from tba residence of her daughter Mra.

Edward Johnson. 1675 Shuey avenue, Fruttvale. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. OASS OT THAWKS. I villi to extend my sincere thanks for kind words of sympathy and beautiful floral offer- logs at tie caath of my husband on Sunday iat.

araa. a t. klei. Gill's Floral Depot TTra Largest Asortirietit of Faneral Deeiarna tn Oakland; mad oa the shortest notice). COR.

2-hrt ANO TELEQRAPM AVE. Phono Oakland 6266. Sunset View Cemetery NORTH BERKELEY now open. Development work has aulv-anced raAdently for tto public to see aarvd reallza the Importance and beantv of Suraset View Ormetery, loctated mm It Is oa the gentio wrwtci slope of the Xorth Berkeley IHIla. Oakland and Eraery-rllle people may reavch this cesmetery direct by San Pablo are- County Line' cars; Berkeleyans by transfer to Pan Pablo are.

County Line cars at Owl jr lit 'way or versrtty thence by free car-rlafr to the cemetery-Telephone Berkeley 54 8 GEORGE R. ITTTCHER. fioperlratendenrt. SARATOGA HOUSE Purnished rooms. $1.50 per wee It and up.

70 Broadway; V. Casaaebat. prop. 9 Classified ads in THE TRI BUNK pay big returm. Hillside Club House Association to perkeley Bank of Savings and Trust Company, lot 76.01x113.54 on the south sid" of Cedar 163.03 feet west of Arch Itreet.

$5000. William IT. Webb and wife to W. T. and R.

M. Voitch. lot 40x135 on the south side of Alcatraz avenue, 120 feet west of Moulton street, for two years at 7, 73000. Conrad Roth and wife to Henry Hess, southeast corner of Santa Clara avenue end Page street, looxios. and lot 66.

8x150. being portions of lot 16 and all of lot 15 In block 19 of Enclnal tract, Alameda; one ear at 6T; $6000. Mary M. Lloyd to Fugazl Banca Popo- ikjiro Operaia Italiana. lot 50x125.

on the iorth side of IKls-Hrd street 100 feet wast i.4fcM-xj-i...,'.,ai. fa.vJwx-.W-.j:j-i RAINY WEATHER Rock Ridge Park Continues to Attract Attention; Opening Sale of Terrace Property. Kalny days make little difference ir the sale of Rock Ridge property. In. fact, the limousines are as busy taking people out on stormy days aa the touring cans-are on clear days.

Rock Ridge is as beautiful in the rain as in the sunshine and many people feef that a rainy day Is the best time to pick out. a home site, because if one is altogether lovely under a cloudy sky. It is certain to be delightful when the weather Is bright. The natural drainage of Roek Ridge is so splendid that the water runs off quickly and does not make as much mud as there is in other portions of the city. And now that the roads are paved and the sidewalks lined, with gutters and curbs one can go anywhere in the prop-, erty with as much convenience as in any older portion of the city.

The office of the Laymance Real Estate Company is being bombarded with Inquiries about the terrace. As yet no definite date can be given for its opening sale, but it will not be many weeks off. Some reservations are already being made, where there seems no reason for such a favor. Those who are asking to have sites in the terrace held for them, afif men and women who are already art bomesltes in one of the other Rock' properties, Rock Ridge Park or Rock RJdge Place. For it was long ago an assured fact that any one who saw Rock Ridge and came under Its spell was more apt to buy several lots before he was through with it, than to be satisfied with one.

Rock RJdge terrace is a property which will appeal to the same class of people who have bought in tho other Rock Ridge subdivisions. Because it la laid out in larger sites, for tho most part, and is covered by larger building restrictions, there will be fewer and costlier homes on these highest hills, than in other portions of Rock Ridge. That Is saying a good deal when there are now $12,000, $15,000 and $40,000 homes under construction in the park and the place. But there aremany people who are looking for villa sites which will be surrounded with homes of a given value, and these people are going to gravitate to Rock Ridge terrace aa naturally aa a flower turns to the sun. The mansions on the Claremont hills, Just across the ravine, will now have similar homes in the neighborhood, for Rock Ridge terrace Is the same class of property as that upon which the Hart, Taylor and Hinds homes are built, and today sells Tor very much less than land in Claremont can be bought for.

Needless to say, the small sites of 60 and 80 feet In the terrace are being anxiously watched by many who appreciate the value or owning prop erty adjoining residences wmcn from $10,000 up. cost Track Work Outs David Warfleld, Vt in :59. Father Stafford, In :13 S-5. Donovan, In 1:12. Rusuiax, 'n :58.

Waponica, in :41 2-6. St. Heller. i in 1U)9 8-6. 6okoU In :28.

Call clan, in 1:14. Cluny, in :40. Quality Street, In 40. Fort Johnson, mile In 1:59. Cold Spring, la 1:16.

Joe Moser, in Fountain in :27. Quick Trip. in S-5. Sallte O'Day, in :65. Klectrowan, hi In :58.

Summertime, 4 In 1:29. Rinda, in 1:29. Novgorod, in :43. STOCK MARKET. CHICAGO.

Jan. estimated at 800; market, rtoady; beeraa, $4.76 Texas ateera. Western ateexa, $4.505.70: stockers ana feeders, cows and heifers, cales. Jloga at 9000; market, strons to DC up; licht. mixed.

$7 beavy, rougb. 7 7rt; nM to ctolca heary. pifis, $7 S.0."i: of sales, $7. 707. 65.

Sheep Receipts, estimated at 1500; market, ftteafly; nstive, Western. 4.35: yearlings. Lambs NatiTO. Western, $4. 546.15.

LIVPTRPOOL GHATS I LITERPOOL. Jan. 28. Close: Tbeat Murch. 7s 3d May, 7a.

LUDEMANN DIEPEN CtTTLERS. 1161 BROADWAY. We sharpen all makes of Safety Raaor i blades. $25o dozen, and make them bet- ter than new. Sharpening; and repairiac of all kfida of cutlery.

MAKES 1 CHANGE 'Of Scenic street; $2500. F. J. Cunha end wife to Fugazl Banca lopolare Operaria Itallana. lot 30x100 on the east side of Magnolia street 30 feet jouth of Fourteenth street; $1230.

Adela V. and Eugene L. Brock to Frank W. Wilson, lot 112.5x50 on the west fide of Bushnell Pla.ce 114. 4S feet north of Mearnt avenue, Berkeley: $4500.

Kathe Turner and Warren Cheney toT Miltcent Shlnn. lot lCOxS on the northeast corner of Henrv and Berryman streets, Berkeley: $15n) for two cars at 7. REALTY MARKET PROSPECTS GOOD Shrewd Speculators Take Time by Forelock and Buy While Property Is Cheap. "Oakland Is certainly makifg history for Itself at th present said F. F.

Porter, th real estate broker, who recently Joined Mr. Snyder's business with his owa. "The numerous large sales that are being made at the present time Indicate that the shrewd speculators can see that Oakland 1b destined to be In the fore rank of the large cities of the Pacific Coast and that now is the time to buy while property is still cheap. There re few cities, if any. where property can te bought at prices that prevail In Oaklana, which will produce such handsome In comes as here and It Is my opinion any purchases made with care and good judgment will more than Gourde within the next eight or ten years.

So far as I am concerned I am very well pleased with my change, amd business at present, even though it has rained almost continuously since moving, 1b very good with good sales record, largely to out of town people and local Speculators, who are taking advantage of the present prices. It Is my oprn-ton that property pdjacent to the water front which should develop Into manufacturing and wholesale' districts, win soon show marked activity." Mr. King, the head of F. F. Porter's rental department, reports a decided In crease In the number of houses rented during the month of January, over that of last year, a large per cent, of the families coming from San Francisco and outside points.

"There is a steadily increasing demand," he said, "for houses in the better residence section. Cottages of modern architecture, are much sought after, there being few to supply the demand. Many retail firms are seeking locations, causing a keen competition, for the few available. "We are In. receipt of many applications from wholesale houses anxious to make Oakland their main point of distribution, reallzingithe advantages to be gained by so doing.

Kvery Indication rtnta toward 1911 being one of the most notable In the growth and prosperity of thiSf-city." OAKLAND REALTY OUTLOOK SUPERB Outside Capital in Large Sums Seeking Investment in Local Income Property. 'Conditions could not hn better," said William J. Laymance of the Lay-mance Real Estate Co. "Everything tords- toward good business, and real estate Is feeling the 'impulse. The abundance of rain has had its temporary deterrent effect on buyers, but notwithstanding the inquiries have kept up remarkably well.

But we will be compensated by the good It has aone in increase of business later on. 1 FAVOR OATiTFORTSTA. "Many conditions of 1910 will reach into 1911 with beneficial results. The of tn Past -prolific year will help this year's prosperity. Quoting from the American National Bank's PlnsnMol tt 1 v.

i ifornia In 1910. regained her position as among the mineral producing state3, by leading all other states, including Alaska, in gold production, and producing nearly 75,000,000 barrels of oil out of 190,000,000 In the United States. "It can be realily seen that all these factors will have their influence, on real estate transactions. OtrTSIDKRS SEEK IXVESTMENTS. "A careful tabulation shows that there is a continued demand from outsiders.

We had over twenty-Tive personal calls on real business from this source this week. LaTger amounts of money are seeking1 income investment, and are beim? satisfied with less income looking to increment in holdings for compensation. There is plenty of money to be had in ordinary amounts, and large amounts can be obtained when needed. On the average the week has been a good one in -our line throughout the cjty, a number of important deals having been started and consummated, our office having been successful in several large transactions." I WOOIi 3URKET. ST.

Long, -S. Wool CDcharped; SDd Western medium. 21fe23c; fiDe tned.ams. 17lc; fine. 12al3e.

Xew york has been without a. ntv P'amerU1" Says and doesn't 1cea UI wr3en y- i -St. Loots RepubHo. Handsome Addition to the Ad ams Point District Which Is Nearly Finished. The new esldenc of Dr.

H. S. Kergan at tha corner of Euclid and Van Buren avenues. Is nearlng completion. It Is a two-story residence of attractive design, the work of Architect Charles W.

M-cCall. This residence has been so designed that the living room and mm room command a splendid view of th lake and the Piedmont hills. The first floor contains besides the 13x35 foot living room, which will have a specially designed warl and celling treatment, giving It an exceptionally pleasing effect, a dining room finished In the simplified Empire style; also e. large den, a sun room, and quarters for the maid. The second floor contains four bed rooms, two bath rooms, one dressing room and two sleeping porches.

This residence will be one of the most attractive In the. Adams Point district. I COTTON' MARKET. I NEW YORK, Jan. 28.

Cotton opened steady at an advance of 3 to 6 point 1 and eksed quiet, 'wltu prlcea net 1 point lower ulo 2 point higher. Spot i cotton closed qalet; middling uplands, 14.80c;: do gulf, 15.15c. Sales, 101 bales. KKW YORK. 28.

Cotton Liverpool 'dn 1H lower on May and aochancrad to lower on other positions. Opened quiet and unchanged to lower. losed quiet, net nnchana-ed to higher. i Spot rdtton quiet and unohaoa-ed at 8.02d. Sales SOOO.

Including 70O0 American. Ports tolay estimated at 23.000; last week, 29. 243; last year. 0006. Spinners" taking American for the week, according to the (hronicle.

were 2fS.30. against 241.705 last year; to date, 6.8S3.753. against 5.714.371 last year. They place the world Tls-Ible supply at fi.334.998. against 4.030.22O last year srd 5,707.185 in 1909.

Visible American. 4. 165.988. against 8.733.220 last year and in 1909. Came Into slyht fiurlns the week.

239. against 177.590 last year. In sight for season to date. 9.206,237, against 7.993.569. The quotations today were as follows: Option.

Open. llgh. Low. Close. January 14.88 14.70 4.6'5 14.63(214.66 February 14 65 14.65 14.65(314.68 March; 14.80 14.81 14.78 14.7fi14.77 April 14.8514.87 ...14.96 14.87 14 83 14.9H14.94 14.

PA'S 14.83 14 99 14 94 14.95214.&6 ...14.64 14.63 14.63 14 6314.64 ...14.41 14.42 14.40 14.4014.42 ...13.28 13.26 13.86 13.26(218.27 May June July August October December Market rlosed quiet; spots, 14.90c; middling uplands, unchanged. i Bll'ltR, EGGS, CHEESE. 4 PAN FRANCTSCO. Jan. 2R.

Butter Fancy creamery. 29c; seconds, 26Hc; fancy dairy, 25c. Egg Store. 26c; fancy ranch. 29c.

Cheese New, 14g'16c; Young Americas. 15H 17e. CHICAOO. Jan. 2S.

Rntter Staady creameries. J7(ci25c; dairlev 16j22c. Egg Hecelpta. 4214 rases; firm at mark fcases included 18 S.20Vc; firsts, 28c; prima firsts. 24c.

Cheese Jneady; Palsies, loS15Hc; Twins. 13 ai3u.e: Young Americas, 15rjQ16c; Long I SUGAR AXI) COFFEE. NKTf Jan. 2S. Sugar Raw, quiet; Muscovado, 9 test.

2.92c: centrifugal, .96 test, 3.42c; i molasses sugar, .89 test, 2.87c; refined, sugar, i quiet: crushed, 5.40c; granulated, 4.70c; powdered, 4 SOc. Coffee Foot, quiet; So. 7 Elo, JSe; No. 4 Santos, Farmers' and Merchants' Savings Bank. 1 29.71x104.15 on the south side of street.

Charles. A. Clough and wife to Leonard 1 i An v. olai.i I'll uir "TL I U(1 of Peralta street. 73 feet northeast of ravia, for one year at 1-3 per cent: $1500., 1 RELEASES.

Berkeley Bank of Savings and Trust Componv to Hillside Chjbhotrae Association, lot 1 and 2 In block 4 of Martin Kellogg tract. $6000. Kanners and Merchants Savings Bank to i C. Seulberger, lots-1. 2 and 8 In block 5 of Highland subdivision of Adams Point propertv.

$3500. George X. P. McGuffick to F. J.

Cunha and wife, lot 30x100 on the east side of Magnolia Ptreet 30 feet south of Fourteenth Ptreet. John H. Spring to Count-p Line Land Company, certain blocks and lots In Regent Park. Berkeley, tract. $37,650.

Elizabeth Williams to Warren Cheney and wife, lot 120x85 at the northeast corner of Henry and Berryman afreets, Berkeley. $1300. Fugazl' Banca Populare Operelra Itallana to Peter and Josephine Chanquec, lot 100x70 on the southeast comer of Twent v-rinth street and San Pablo avenue. S6C-00. to TVilliam X.

Bowen anil wife, lot 133 in Mock in Bowies and Fitreeraid tract. Esther F. Crowell to Matilda and Cliarles T. De Iay. lot 100x40 on the north side of East Twelfth street 40 feet east of Fifth avenue.

$4000. Iouisa P. Love to Martha H. and Charles C. Pennell.

lot 40135 on the east side t'f Piedmont street 80 feet north of Derby. $5000. Ltvermore Savings Bank to Lulgt Gan-dolfo and wife, 266.33 acres In the Rancho El Yalle de San Jose, fronting on the county road from Dublin to Llvennore. ooo. Berkeley Bank pf Savings and Trust Company to Km ma B.

and Robert O. Hoe. lot in block 6 of Fairview Parle tract -'m. I onHr T. Snnwand wife to Raymond Xj.

Xevensaler. lot 55 6x130 on the west side of I'nlon street 132 feet fouth of Santa Clara Alameda: $3ono. Ir-lng C- and John M. Lewis to Antolne Borel. lot 75xJO0 at the southwest comer of Ninth anrl Franklin streets; i' Klchard alentine and wife to German 1 In block 15 and IS to 21 in block 2 Regents I Park tr; ct and 'property outside the county: Northern California Bar-tist Convention to Jennie Carlton, lot D0xS5 on the west side of West- street 25 feet south of Twelfth street: $3000.

Joseph T. Perira and wire to First. Trust and- Savings Bank of Oakland, lot P0xl6? on the north side of Mors avenue feet east of Telegraph avenue; John F. Dacha and wife to John If. Oriwold, lot 60x150 on the east side, of Telegraph avenue 50 feet south of Vernon Ftreet; $3100 for two years at 6K.

iBank of Savings, tract extending from the southwest comer of Twent v-second and Market streets to the north line of Twen-J. ty-first street, extending westerly 250 feet to rast line of Myrtle street, thence 8 40.10 feet to north line of Thirtv-first street; $15,000. W. S. Montgomery and wife to Berke- Ijey HanK of tarings and Trust Gompartv, lot 21 in block 7, Claremont Tract.

$40o; same mortgagors to J. l. Oalloway, same lot. $2500 three years at 7. Charles C.

Pennell and wife to Louisa Tt. Tove. lot. 40x135 on me east side of 'I-nedmont street SO feet north of Ierby Itreet. I'erkelev; $30in.

Ro-rer Colt and wife to Futrarl Banca Populare Operaia Italiana. lot 33x100 on the south side of Forty-fourth street SBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB These figures tell a story a real story of interest to every Oakland man Every man tn Oakland is Interested in the" act that the assessed valuation of our city is now $130,000,000, which means that the real, intrinsic valuation Is over $260,000,000. But he is more interested in the fact that ten years ago one hundred and twenty months the samel assessed valuation was $44,000,000. And the real valuation at that time $88,000,000. It doesn't require a pencil and paper to fig-tire out that within the last one hundred and twenty months $172,000,000 in actual values been added to the city of Oakland.

Or $1,433,333 per month. In" other words; the city of Oakland is adding- to itself at the rate of $1,433,333 a month in property valuation. That's a fact. And the point of it all 1 Rock Ridge is valued at $1,000,000. It is only one two hundred and sixtieth part of the entire city of Oakland.

Property the value of Rock Ridge is being added to Oakland every twenty days. In't it? Oakland people are buying property on an enormous scale, as the above figures show. And every man who buys wants the best property obtainable for his money, doesn't he? 3 We know that Kock Ridge is the, I very best property in Oakland today because of its beauty, its location, its fine im- -provements and the homes going in. We know that it's the best buy in Oakland today because with all its advantages it sells for less than West Oakland property. $15 to $30 a foot.

With so much city real estate being sold, how long do you think Rock Ridge, the best property in the city, will We want you to know all about Rock Ridge. We want you to see it and compare it with every other high-class residence district in the city. Make your owif estimate of comparative values and prices. You may "even use one of our machines for this purpose. For we know that the more competitive property you see the more certain you are to choose Rock Ridge for your home site.

See it today. ROCK RIDGE DEPARTMENT Laymance Real Estate Co. 1214-16 Broadway Oakland ooi.li n'l-i tt' m. ci r.erry street; jiyoo. I.

C. Pa tenia and wife to S. M. Has-lett. lot 50x150 on the southeast corner of Benton street an.l Santa Clara avenue, at 6'.

$160. Hazel S. Chase to First Trust and BaT-Inps Bank, on a number of lots In Daley's Scenic Park tract. Berkelev; $3600. jMauiaa ana cxiarjes 1.

De Lay to ther F. Crowell. lot 100x40 on the north side of East Twelfth street 40 fet east -of Fifth nvenue. for one year at 6T; $5000 I Roger Colt and wife to Edwin H. Reyn- elds, lot 50x125.01 on the west side of Perkins street 103.12 feet south of Van Jiuren avenue; F.

C. Havens and wife to Oakland Bank of lands in Crocker tract conveyed in a deed from the bank to Havens and other lands In the same tract: IhiliD Bancroft and wife to fni Shlnn, portion of lot 11 In block of the 1 Leonard tract, for two years at $3C0O Ida M. and F. B. Hough to the Farmers I and Merchants Savlners Bajik.

lots 7 snd 8 In block A of the Bella. Vista Park traot. for one year; 42500. Wife to same bank on same lot, $1250; each mortgage for a term of one vear. Richard I.

Blaeow and wife to rc. Whitnev. certain lamis at Mission San I Jncp. for two years at 6e: Securlt-r Buildicg Company- to Stelia C. Aylwin.

lot 9 in Santa Fe tract, for 3 years at 7 per rent; $2000. Mattie L. and E. H. Williams to the Farmers and Merchants Savings Rank, lot Mxioo on the north side of 8trMft' 90 feet east of Grove; I'rnest II.

Lce and other to the Ready Reference' LITTLE hungry? Why not have a squab or chicken dinner; we make a specialty of them; price SOc. 704 Broadway. COAST ORE AND CHEMICAL CO. Metallurglsta, assaying; of ores, chemical aDalyaea, expert testa. Laboratory.

2S Webaster J. Beat, sapt east side of Grant street 89.40 feet north income ui mm. we won-of Parker street. $2000. der whether he left the sheets and pil-Tolo Counts Savines Bank to Tterele 1 Horn Building Association, lot 2s In blofk In Bateman tract.

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