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Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, Cal. · May 20, 1875

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 1, No. 28.

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San Francisco.

By John Norton Loughborough

ON First-day evening, I spoke again in San Francisco. Though the notice was short we had a good audience of deeply interested hearers. The Lord gave freedom in speaking.
On Monday morning, I went with the Trustees to look at the church lot mentioned in last week's SIGNS. This lot 75x105 feet, which was purchased for $6000, is situated between two of the principal street railways of San Francisco. These railroads are Market St. and the Central. The lot is less than 100 feet from one of these railroads, and about 200 feet from the other. It is near that portion of San Francisco which contains the principal residences.
It was stated last week that the lot was about two blocks from where the tent stood. This was a misunderstanding. It is six blocks west of the lot on which the tent stood. It is on Laguna street near Tyler street, fronting the west. Considering the prices of property around it, it was bought at exceedingly reasonable figures for that locality. J. N. L.