The San Francisco call., April 29, 1895, Page 9, Image 9

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CITY REAL ESTATE.
T>OVEE, TOY- * CO., - -. - -
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
19 MONTGOMERY STREET.
<3t9ftOO 3 FLATS NORTH OF MARKET
C*-C)UU. St.; rents $348 a year.
$1 7 P\oo BUSINESS CORNER ON HOW-
C i i .t)UU. ard st., near 3d; stores and flats;
rents $1632 a year.
<2» X9KO NEAR JONES AND CALIFORNIA
ij'O—.tnf . sts.: 2 flats; rents $44 per month;
splendid view ; always rented. , •
C* 9000 COTTAGE IN choice LOCATION
0 — UUU. in Mission; must be sold; bargain;
small amount of cash needed.
iron EXCHANGE— II LOTS EXCELSIOR
J; Homestead, value $3000, for city improved:
will pay $2000 cash.
V 1 9 000 SOB HILL HOME— JONES ST., I
<J)Iii.UUU. near Sacramento; newly painted,
• papered and decorated throughout; excellent loca- :
tion; choice surroundings.
QOOO KENTS $970 A YEAR; LOT 25x120
OvUl/V/. to rear street: two frontages; central
downtown location on Pine st.; good Improve-
ments.
<"» "Win R^NTS $660 A YEAR; STORE
iJ)U«Jvv. and flats: Minna st., near 3d.
© (1 7 '^O RENTS $53 A MONTH ; BUSH ST.,
O i *J\->. near Powell; 3 small flats.
©09^*0 0 -*? ST., NEAR MARKET; LOT
OJ-iIU. 27:6x95; front and rear flats; rents
$72 i'< month.
IIYTNTED-LOTS $750) FOR LUCRATIVE
» ! business; knowledge unnecessary; lady or
gentleman: genuine offer. Room 30, Nevada
House. -.'.and.
A BARGAIN. '
CHOICE
VAN NESS AVENUE
PROPERTY.
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE THE
ESTATE OF
JONATHAN DRAKE STEVENSON.
In the Superior Court of the City and County of
San Francisco, state of California.
In the matter of the estate of JONATHAN
DRAKE STEVENSON, deceased.
Notice is hereby given thai In pursuance of an;
order of the Superior Court of the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California.made in depart- I
ment 10 thereof, on the 25th day of April, A. D.
1895, In the matter of the estate of JONATHAN
DRAKE STEVENSON, deceased, the under-
signed; executors of the last will and testament of {
said deceased, will sell a: private sale to the high- j
est bidder lor cash. In gold coin of the United j
States, subject to confirmation by said Superior !
Court, on or after WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of
May,' lB9s,' all the right, title, interest and estate I
of the said JONATHAN DRAKE STEVENSON
[at the time of his death, and all the right, title
and interest that said estate has, by operation of
law or otherwise, acquired other than or In addi-
tion to that of said deceased at the time of his
death, in and to all that certain lot. piece or parcel
of land, with the improvements thereon, situate,
lying and being in the City and County of San
Francisco, Stat* of California, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
'. Commencing at a point on the westerly line of
Van Ness avenue, distant thereon sixty-six and
three-twelfths feet northerly from the north-
westerly corner of Van Ness and Pacific avenues;
running thence northerly along said westerly line
of Van Ness avenue sixty-six and three-twelfths
feet: thence at right angles westerly one hundred
and twenty-four and nine-twelfths feet: thence at
right angles southerly sixty-six and three-twelfths
feet; thence at rlffht angles easterly one hundred
-and twenty-four and nine-twelfths feet to said west-
erly line of Van Ness avenue and point of com-
mencement: being a portion of Western Addition
. Block No. 93.
Terms and Conditions of Salt?.— in
gold coin of the United States. Deed at expense of
' purchaser.
Bids or offers may be made at any time after
the first publication of this notice, and before the
making of the sale.
All bids or offers must be in writing and left at
. the office of Charles L. Patton. Attorney-at-Law,
No. 319 Pine street, in said city and county, or de-
livered to the undersigned personally.
Dated April 27. A. D. 1895.
EDWARD PEABODY and
ALFRED S. BARNEY,
Executors of the last will and testament of Jona-
than Drake Stevenson, deceased.
Charles 1.. Patton. Attorney for Executors.
REDUCED TO 93500; COB. 24TH ST., NEAR
Valencia; 30-foot front and neat and comforta-
ble cottage: fine buy. THOMAS MA GEE &
SONS, 20 Montgomery st.
HODS FOR SALE ON SMALL MONTHLY
payments: loans made on San Francisco real
estate. LOUIS BLANK. 211 Finest., rms. 58 & 59.
fIJOTK WORTH DOI .'ILI': splendid LOT
t77«JI«J. 27x100; Bemisst.. near Castro; block
from electric ears. J.E. ROCHE, P. O. box 1876.
< 1 9^ 000 MARKET. NR. 6TH; 50x165. i
tJI-O.UUU. $2250-Reat $39; Gilbert-st. i
flats. :-•■■ •
$2400— Rent $29: flats on Broadway.
$6500— Bargain: new house. 4-story, on Oak, nr.
Clayton, opposite the park: 28x100.
$600 will buy 150x100 on 12th aye., near Cst.
Several cheap corners In Richmond lots south of
the park for $100; well located.
SHADBURNE & '■<.. 818 Montgomery st.
f*A FIRST PRIZES— FOR THE PURPOSE OF
U x drawing Attention to the valley Railroad we
offer the following prizes: We will allow 64 people
to take 10 acres of land each, 25 miles this side of
Fresno, at the nominal price of $150 for 10 acres;
payable $10 cash, $10 per month without interest.
This is level prairie land, and the railroad runs
through the tract: cheap at $500. Call or write
immediately, as no more will be offered. WEST-
ERN LAND COMPANY, 640 Market st.
m xTO7:6-3W. CORNER OF JERSEY AND
Diamond sts. Apply within.
X\f ANT ED— NICE VACANT FLATS; HOUSES i
'» or stores: at once. SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery.
Q9^T(TOO BUSINESS PROPERTY; 8
i~-.tJ.UUU. flats: 3 stores; cash or exchange,
' 325 Fifth st.
/ - ENUINE BARGAIN.
_ PRIVATE SALE.
$4500 cash: rents $624 per year; 2 houses and
lot.iv good condition; in the heart of city; small j
tenements: new brick foundations: street accepted. '
- A ~~*y ** once t0 H-. box 22. Call Oillce. I
I, OR SA LE^l77t~soxlob, WITH A SMALL
x house on it; near Colma station. Appiv at 411 '
Saiisume st„ CHARLES JOHNSON.
T\r ANTED- FOR CASH. HEAP LOTS NOTHR I
' '. and 80uth 0I the park. S. P.. box 180, Call !
Office. '
T COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
ft A .v ( ; £ s ; ' M I,R^vKrTTNcT;MTirG?cTr;
XJ Glenn County; 160 acres early fruit land; 24
acres grain: abundance salable timber- good
market adjoining land for farm products: price
• if 1600; easy terms. Call 509 Kearny st., room 8.
TF YOU "WANT a RANCH - FOR^GRAZING
J. purposes or an orchard already improved, where
only small cash outlay is required, balance payable
in 6 or 7 years, apply 326 Montgomery st., a. F.
<^>hOO > i I:A, HAWYARDS, 8 ACREST
r?<)\t\J\J. choice fruit, house of 10 rooms and
- bath, all modern conveniences: piano, furniture
vehicles, cattle, poultry and Implements. Annlv to
1 BOWSE & BRADFORD, BA] wards.
Q9OO PER ACRE, 20 ACRES FINE FRUIT
W*J\J\J land fj£ mile from town, whole, or sub-
divisions, easy term*. PROWSE <fc BRADFORD
. Haywards. '
<fe 9000 CHICKEN RANCH, 4 ACRES!
<Up — "-'UV/. black loam, new 1-storry hard fin-
ished house and basement, small barn, large chick-
en house and brooder, fine flower garden, 15 min-
utes walk from Postoflice; $1000 cash, balance 7
percent. G. C. YOUNG, Petaluma.
CI is PER ACRE— I3I PRO BIG VALLEY
•„ J. ranch; timber; running water: well lo-
• cated: must be sold; United States patent. W. L.
- FOSTER, KelseyvUle, Cal. :
GRIFFIN, COTTONWOOD, CAL., SENDS
. free circulars and prices of cheap land.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE;
send for list- D. J. WEST, Martinez, Cal.
h ACRE LITTLE HOME ON EIGHT YEARS'
O credit. D. H. TWING, Sonoma City, Cal.
BARGAIN ~IN ALAMEDA COUNTY; 320
acres of foothill land; plenty . of wood and
water; only $6 per acre. Inquire JAMES CA-
HILL, 408 Twelfth St., Oakland. .
. MA KIN COUNT Y-5000 ACRES 26 MILES
■JM. from San Francisco.
RANCHO DE NOVATO.
- Tracts of any size desired; fruit, grain and vege-
table land: no irrigation; both rail and water
transportation; $40 to $75 per acre; easy terms,
town of Novato; graded school, hotels and stores
on the property ; send for circular.
. Dairy for sale with or without cows
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 64
- and 66. Chronicle bulldlntr. >
A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS — THE
• A WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing.
STORAGE
r \\riLs6Tr^R6^r^7iiT^AßKEr ST., bet.
»T Turk and Van Ness*-Get our rates and ex-
amine our method for storage of furniture and all
kinds of household goods: dust and vermin proof;
separate rooms at low rates.
' CAFE. DRY. CHEAP PLACE TO STORE YOUR
0 furniture, etc. LUNDY FURNITURE COM-
. PA-NY, 818 Mission st. ■ .
XIURNITURE, PIANOS AND OTHER MER-
• -L 1 chandlse received on storage; money advanced
on consignments; fire-proof building. 410 Post st.,
ORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, ROUSE
O bold goods, etc. J. M. PIERCE, 735 Market st.
T>~LRST-CLASS STORAGE ; ADVANCES MADE
T 421-423 Market st. ('HAS. L. TAYLOR.
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPEIES.
i-i i lt BEST~VAX^^E^TTcALIGItATH^^
JT lasts longest and does best work. NAYLOR,
agent, 19 Montgomery st. ; rents; repairs; Mimeo-
graphs; supplies.
OAKI,AXp REAL. ESTATE.
*N F.'.UAI. SHOW FOR ALL^ ST^AToirr,
-cV. fair and square deal; an investment offered
that is honest; own your own home and be Inde-
pendent; try it and you will find that we advise
you riebt: we will sell yon 40 acres of alluvial soil
In the Warren Green rancho. Glenn County, Cal.,
for $2SO: $3 per acre down, balance In 60 monthly
payments, without interest, and will throw in town
lot 100x150: land suitable .for all kinds of fruit,
berries or grain; needs no irrigation: climate un-
-1 surpassed anywhere Calif fornia: 168 miles north
of San Francisco and only 20 miles from county
I seat of count}-, and 6 miles from nearest railroad
town; fare, round trip, $9. For investments and
information address or call on the H. M. BENSON
CO., 902 Broadway, Oakland.
TT»BUIT V ALE HOME; NEW HOUSE ; MOD-
X crn: large lot: $500 cash over mortgage; great
bargain. Apply C. K. KING, 902 Broadway, Oak-
I land.
T>LEOANT HOME SUNOL; 10 ACRES. ~7
XJ acres bearing fruit: modern cottage: all con-
veniences; great bargain; sell or trade. B3' C. K.
j KINO, 902 Broadway, Oakland.
I O£ ACRES, 15 ACRES IN FRUIT; 2y 3 MILES
j — O from Oakland; modern Improvements; an
■ ideal country home. Sale cheap or exchange Oak-
-1 land. Alameda or San Francisco property, J. S. j
MYERS, 1002 Broadway, Oakland. '
QQ9^A 100 ACRES, .') MILES FROM MIB-
- sion San Jose: 50 acres cultivated:
I cottage of 5 rooms; water piped to house; 7 springs
i on the place; stock and farming tools necessary to
run the place; this is a bargain. W.E. BARNARD
& SON, 458 Ninth St., Oakland.
Iffi \l \l I COTTAGE OF 8 ROOMS IN BERKE-
f^O\J\J. ley. lot4o.xl3s,ssodown,slomonthly;
houses and lots all over town. CHAS. A. BAILEY,
46 Market St. or Berkeley station, Berkeley.
OOK ! $160— LOTS IN FRUIT VALE ONLY
-J $1 cush and $1 a week ; buy a home and save
your small earnings; the new railroad will double
values in Oakland. H. B. PINNEY, 902 Broati-
way. Oakland. I
T7OR RENT— WINDOW AND DESK ROOM
X 1 011 Broadway; central location. 1010 Broad-
way, Oakland.
USINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY
sold on easy terms: small payment down or ex-
changed. E. E. BUNCE. 1008 Broadway, Oakland.
(£l9 ftftn A BARGAIN-BUSINESS PROP-
<u>XjLd.\J\JV'. erty on San Pablo aye.: 125 feet
frontage. Apply lo J. W. MOSS, 958 Broadway,
Oakland.
C«<7XACASH WILL BUY NICE 6-ROOM
«Jn 4 O\J cottage, worth $2000, leaving a mort-
gage of $1000. Address WM. P. TODD, 1008
Broadway, pakland. ■
OAKX.AND FUKNITUIUS t'OK SALE.
IT XX Ii r I.F. AND CA BPETBAT YOUB OWN j
J uric.-. H. SCUF.LI.HAAS. 408 Eleventh st.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
I^O YEL yToTTA^G E*"hoM "eTVk OOMsT^ATH:
X 4 gas; lot 50x150; cheap for cash or exchange
for San Francisco propsrty. Call 2241 San Jose
I avenue, Park-street station, Alameda.
T-<"oR SALE— ONE OF 1111: PRETTIEST 6-
J room modern cottages in Alameda; lot 50x150:
I beautifully improved: reason for selling too small
! for present fp.mily. Apply to P. ROTUERMEL,
I 324i'0 Montgomery st.
i £»9A PER MONTH PURCHASES A NEW 8-
! %p— U room house: hot and cold water and bath.
j Address CHARLES DARLING, 508 California St.,
' San Francisco.
! V&9A PER MONTH PURCHASES A NEW 2-
; v— U story 6-room house: hot and cold water
I and bath. Address CHARLES DARLING, 508
'< California St., s. v.
I mHE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFER-
i X ed ! A lovely 8-room house with every conveni-
! ence; beautiful grounds; 75x135 feet; sewered;
! close to station; only $3000; $500 cash; balance
: j |30 per month. "W. C. MOBAN, Lorin station,
j Berkeley.
I <£9AA CASH, $20 MONTHLY, WILL PUR-
: : O— '■'"' chase a fine 7-room house, value $1800,
• j within one block of station: cement walks; streets
. ! graded, etc. W. C. MORAN, Lorin Station,
j Berkeley.
I LAMEDA PROPERTY-BUY, RENT, sell
I XV. or exchange bargains. Call on WILL BURN-
I HAM A CO., 1559 Park St., Alameda, End BURN-
■ 1 HAM A MARSH CO., 428 Montgomery St.. s. F.
BF.IIKIiLEY REAL, ESTATE.
i I iSosmYK BARGAIN; MUST BE SOLpfT-
! X room house; new; 2 lots. JOSEPH J. mason,
1 ' Dwigin-way station.
HOUSES TO LET.
' e^3fiT CHEAP BENT— B BTJNNY BOOMS;
! tS)O\J. bath; stable; fine garden; 1005 Twenti-
eth st., nr. Guerrero. Baldwin & HAMMOND,
, 10 Montgomery st.
I 1797 GBEEN, ~ NEAR gough — 9-room
'J- t <— \ house; modern improvements; $32 50.
&]A LOWER PART HOUSE; 6 NICE
I*. rooms, yard. 211 Ridley st.
; j ffl» --. FINE BAY-WINDOW HOUSE, 10
. '')•■). rooms: suitable for doctor. 525 G. G.ave.
QA AND 532 EDDYTBET. HYDE AND
! *JOY kin— House and flat; rent $30 and $18; 9
I and 6 rooms: bath; water free.
! Ol 1 GOUGH— DESIRABLE CORNER HOUSE
— I I of 9 rooms and bath; $35. MADISON &
lil KHF. .-...-■
19 A FILLMORE — COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS
1 — . U and bath: basement and stable.
I <T)(\ PAGE— HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS AND BATH;
■ — ') rent reduced.
(»QK SUNNY HOUSE: 9 ROOMS AND
•_•>•/• bath; sE. cor. McAllister and Polk.
Q/« TO $100: FLATS, COTTAGES, HOUSES; 3
»4>U to 100 rooms. SPECK'S. SO Montgomery st.
ffljl A 3 BOOMS: YARD; CELLAR. 37 DOBE
q(iVi St., off Harrison, bet. Ninth and Tenth.
£9 A FELL— COTTAGE OF 5 SUNNY ROOMS;
I DZU large yard. _^
HOUSE OF 7 BOOMS WITH ALL MODERN
improvements. 733 Turk st.
OUSE 7 ROOMS, WITH LOT AND STABLE;
cor. Potrero aye. and Army st. ; rent $15. G.
11. VM I'.sllN CO. v_
1 ATI VALBNCIA— 6 ROOMS AND BATH;
j Xtfc 1 water free: rent $17.
HOI SES, HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES,
To rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent.
I,. I.I'WIN <fc HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Q^UNSfYXOTTAGES ; i ROOMS AND BATH
iUeach: rent only $20; one nicely furnished; fur-
niture for sale: cheap. Apply 728 Fulton st. •
ANDSOME HOME: <j ROOMS; BATH;
piano: garden; etc. 1517 Goldsn Gate aye.
- COTTAGES TO L.El\ ~
: NXY^CO^Tl^o"Krs^R"d62sTßArarY^S
0 garden. 811 Treat aye. -
mWO l-I B COTTAGES 4. ROOMS, GAS FIX-
I X lures, basement and yard; $17 and $14. with
water and ashman. 955 Harrison St., bet. Fifth
• and Klxth.
rm-i q BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE— 4 ROOMS;
! »^p iO. bath; basement. 33 Thirteenth st., near
I Howard. '
I \TEAT COTTAGE; 5 ROOMS: BATH; CEL-
j JA lar: yard; $15. 1127 Twentieth st.
1 K.l l ELLIS-COTTAGE I ROOMS AND
I JLOXX bath; large basement: 1 stall to lot.
QQ VICTOR-COTTAGE: $8; 3 ROOMS; NICE-
I 00 ly papered; bet. Seventh and Eighth, off Bry-
I ant.
miTT^NICE COTTAGE FOR SMALL FAM-
»S)XX. ily. 20 Johnston aye., half block from
Geary-st. cable, near Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
pOTTAGE 7 ROOMS AND BATH: HALF
\J block from Geary -st. cars: large yard, Dase-
j ment; rent $16. Apply 19 Johnston aye.
j QjTl BAY-WINDW COTTAGE: 4 ROOMS
1 (Jp L-f. and basement: 212V2 Perry st.
$B— CotUge; 4 rooms: 206 Perry st. water free."
Apply to G. X. UMBSEN & CO.
FIATS TO LET.
ED
•11. rooms. 235y 3 Hickory aye., beL Gough
and Octavia sts. '
VTEW SUNNY FLAT OF 4 BOOMS: LARGE
-L> yard. 52 Norfolk, bet.llth .fc 12th, off Harrison
8 DALE PLACE, O*F GOLDEX GATE AVE^
bet Leavenworth and Hyde. 6 rooms and bath.
PPEB FLAT; 6 ROOMS AND BATH; $21 60.
}J 357 Minna at.
"JV"ICELY FURNISHED FLAT; 7 ROOMS AND
£JI bath; rent $40. 1052 Howard st.
j \>)<\ BLOWABD ST.-UPPER FLAT; FIVE
■*-*-*-i\) sunny rooms and bath ; rent cheap.
VI 'A. PAPERED SUNNY FLAT OF 3
-i-1 rooms; $12; water free. 356 Third st.
FvA£n°F 3 OK 5 FURNISHED ROOMS.
£ 1733 Oak St., near Golden Gate Park.
706 $27 K 50 IS rijAT: * KOOilS: BATH;
QO^K LLMOBB-P LAT; 7 ROOMS; MOD-
iitdX^L crn improvements: rent $'20.
0 EXTRA-CONVENfKNT FLATS; 6 AND 7
41 rooms; baths; modern improvements: sun all
day. i-e!l St., bet. Broderick and Baker.
TTPPEBFLAT; 4 ssnnv ROOMS; BATIIi
U modern improvements. 142 Collingwood St.,
near Nineteenth. '
-1 OX FAIBOAKS" si., m-. TWENTY-THXBD
XOO —Bay-window Bat; 5 rooms; modern; $16.
PPER FLAT; 6 BOOMS; CELLAR; MOI^
(J em Improvements. 1130y Pacific st., 1 block
from JackBou-st. cars. , iy;:r^
1 Acy FULTON— EXCELLENT NEW UPPKR
llii flat; 7 rooms; bath; modern.
LEGANT NEW FLATS, SEVENTH ST., B&
lo.v Jiryant : 5 and 6 rooms; bath; $10 to $17.
I|!LATS ROOMS, BATH; NEWLY PAINTED"
JJ modern. Corner Eddy and Scott.
Q SUNNY CORNER ROOMS AND BATH; $15.
O xk. cor. Polk and Jackson. 1
■VTEW SUNNY UPPER CORNER FLAT— 6
i.\ rooms; bath; grand view; rent $24. 618
Webster st.
Oil LINDEN AYE.— FLAT OF 4 ROOMS
OX X and bath : cellar. ■r , -■ ' ■
■\7"ERY SUNNY LOWER FLAT; 4 ROOMS
V an<. bath. 736 Twenty -first St.
0; I '(* SUNNY FLATS:- 5 BOOMS; BATH;
tJ)JLO. hot and cold water. 3130 Sixteenth St.,
near Valencia. v
Qill A AND $12 50, a FLATS; 5 ROOMS, BATH.
OxdL 8 Lapldgc St., nr. Eighteenth and Valencia.
THE SAy FKANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1895.
FLATS TO LET— Continued. A
ffljMO £ A~ "FLAT;" ROOMS; BATH;
ZZi.pyj. cellar. 1934^ Bush; sunny side st.
Q9 OCTAVIA, COR. HAIGAT — ELEGANT
«J— corner flat; 7 rooms and bath; $32 50. MADI-
SON <fc BURKE. .
riENTRAL COURT, OFF HAIGHT AND OC-
!\J tavl*— 4 rooms; $10. MADISON &
BURKE. .
tO,<3 TURK— BLOCKS I ROM CITY HALL,
OOi4 flat of 6 rooms; bath; $22 50. MADISON
& BURKE. ' '
S7 4 ROOMS NEWLY PAPERED AND
«Ip I . painted. 217 Vallejo st., rear.
COR. GREEN AND LEAVENWORTH ST.—
SLx-roomed modern flat; sunny; marine view.
9Qa FOURTEENTH, COR. BHOTWELL-6
X£o sunny rooms and bath; rent «22 50.
097 CHESTNUT, NEAR POWELL— NEAT
» I— 1 upper flat; 5 rooms: bath; $16.
<Sil Q UPPER FLAT: 6~ BOOMS: BATH;
tjSXO. washtubs; water free. 1015y Twentieth.
ATEW UPPER FLAT; 5 ROOMS; $17. 8 WAL-
JA ter St., near Ridley and Sanchez.
IpURNISHED FLATI 6 SUNNY ROOMS;
' roomer if desired. 8^ Moss St., nr. noward.'
71 A OCTAVIA ST., NR. MCALLISTER -
I X\J Lovely flat of 7 rooms: bath; all latest
Improvements. . ■ ,
<J|» 1 4 LOWEB FLAT; 5 BOOMS AND BASE-
tjpl'i. ment. 217 Vallelo st.
£. J Q FOUB SUNNY ROOMS. 136 IVY AYE.,
xO . near Van Ness.
''LAT, 7 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS AND BATH,
X 1 with 3 bay-windows. 1655 Howard st.
99 fT(\ CORNER BAY-WINDOW FLAT, 6
— —.».)V.'. extra-large rooms and bath: all sun-
ny front rooms. Key downstairs, NW. cor. Seven-
teenth and Capp sts.
1 1 '4ft 1 HOWARD—FLAT, 7 ROOMS, BATH;
J.JLOU4 all modern convenience.
]\ TODERN FLAT. 6 ROOMS AN D BAT 1 1; RENT
IVL cheap. 331 a Oak st.
4 ROOMS; UPPER FLOOR. 82 EVERETT ST.,
near Fourth. -,
Ol SCOTT, NEAR HAIGHT— NEW SUNNY
-£x corner flat; handsomely furnished; rent to
suit parties.
1 09 I HAtQHT, ABO YE BBODE SUN-
x\f£x ny 6-room flat; tine view; best neighbor-
hood.
TTiLAT 4 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS; RENT $10.
X 1 416% Ringgold St., bet. Eighth and Ninth and
Folsom and ll arrison. '■''■ '■_-„
J AQ HAIGHT— UPPER FLAT— 6 LARGE,
ttVO s unn rooms; modern improvements.
lO,|- E IG lI T T H-SUNN Y UPPER
xZi^lO flat; s rooms, bath; $13.
097 HAVES— 7 WUNNY ROOMS AND BATH;
Cj I modern improvements.
<& Q LOWER FLAT, 6 ROOMS. 376 SANCHEZ
<J)t/. St., near Seventeenth.
}, I,I:UAXT, si NX V FLAT; 6 ROOMS AND
-J bath. 145 Grove St., nr Van Ness aye.
QT FOLSOM, NEAR SIXTH — FLAT; 7
VOX rooms; one of the best; $25. :. :.
CO Q LOWER FLAT, 6 ROOMS; BATH,
<3P XO. yurd. Fifteenth and Tilden, near Castro.
7» 19 .HAVES, COR. BUCHANAN— NEW BUN-
-0 jb—ny flat:s rooms.bath-.modern improvements.
C<l 1 NICE SUNNY FLAT, WITH BATH.
<H)XX. 17 Garden, or SPECK'S.
T7LEGANT SUNNY FLAT 7 ROOMS, BATH:
XU beautifully papered and frescoed. 713 Grove.
LATS, FLATS, FLATS, FLATS, FLATS,
J To rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent.
BALDWIN A- HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery s:.
UOUSEKEEPINO KOOMfe.
: iTr^rAv^T?3TR3TrNEAirV^^NHA^
XXXJfJ 2 parlors and kitchen, unfurnished ; $14.
Call before 12. 1
rin THIRD, COR. SOUTH PARK— LARGE
OXV sunny room for housekeeping.
1 A TWELFTH, NEAR MARKET— SUNNY
X\J connecting rooms, furnished: low rent.
q-i a TWENTIETH— furnished
Ox _: front alepve room, with other rooms at-
tached, suitable for housekeeping.
■H (' BROADWAY — FURNISHED ROOMS
'ii-O for housekeeping.
Af\X CASTRO. NEAR MARKET— 3 NICE
"iv/»J sunny rooms, partly furnished for house-
keeping; lawn, flowers, bath, laundry; no children.
71 p. BROADWAY, NEAR BTOCKTON— NICE
i X*.) housekeeping rooms, with kitchen.
7 QQ FOLSOM— NICELY FURNISHED SUN-
I OJ ny housekeeping rooms; also B—kgle; cheap.
|<|,| FOLSOM— FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
OIt nisiied housekeeping rooms; also single;
reasonable.
C A SOUTH PARK— I OR 2 SUNNY ROOMS,
OVJ nicely furnished for housekeeping.
Qir MISSION— LARGE ROOM, FURNISHED
O1(J for dressmaker or light housekeeping.
3FURN fs ! 1 ROOMS FOR HOUbEKEEP-
ing. 209 Second st.
1 AQQ MISSION— THREE BOOMS NICELY
Xv/OO furnished for housekeeping: use of bath.
rpiIHEE NICE SUNNY UNFURNISHED
X rooms for housekeeping. IU6IVB Howard st.
m" ELEVENTH— SUNNY BAY WINDOW
suite; new carpets and furniture, private
bath, etc.
"I AQ 7I FOLSOM— TWO OR THREE ROOMS
X\JO I 3 complete for housekeeping; responsible
parties. .
9Q STANLY PLACE. OFF HARRISON HILL—
juO Nicely furnished sunny kitchen and bedroom
for housekeeping; reasonable.
Q"1 1 LAFAYETTE, BET. ELEVENTH AND
0 J-2 Twelfth— 2 large unfurnished rooms; $7.
IQQ SEVENTH — FURNISHED HOUSE-
XOO keeping, corner room; kitchen reasonable.
7Q9 NATOMA ST., NEAH NINTH— CLEAN
I O<_ sunny rooms; unfurnished. .
QQQ GOLD N GATE A\'E.— 4 SUNNY FUR-
-000 nished housekeeping rooms; bath.
r AO TURK— LARGE FRONT. NEWLY FUR-
U'l'J nished housekeeping rooms; $16: gas; bath,
9^Q"I CA LTFORNIA-3 "ELEG A NTLY~FU*R-
— jOtJX nished rooms for housekeeping; $18.
i'i\ ) EDDY— SUNNY BAY-WINDOW BOOM;
DU*± kitchen complete for housekeeping.
/{nr NATOMA— 2 FURNISHED FRONT
Uu«J rooms for housekeeping; very reasonable.
■J f* SOUTH PARK— I, 2OR 3 SUNNY FUR-
IU nished housekpg rooms, cheap; also single.
1 79Q 1 MISSION, OPP~ WOODWARD'S—
X I LiO'i Sunny housekeeping rooms; nicely fur-
nlshed; $9. '
J OQ JESSIE, REAR MINT— SUNNY FRONT
100 with kitchen; single, cheap.
A QA GEARY-SUITE ROOMS WITH KITCH-
Xfjyf en: gas, bath; reasonable.
991 Q MISSION — LARGE SUNNY FUR-
_._ I nished or unfurnished rooms; reasonable.
A9Q SIXTH— SUNNY HOUSEKPG ROOMS,
*i_it/ furnished complete; also single; cheap.
ZA MINNA — FURNISHED ROOMS FOR ,
c)_:O housekeeping; large yard.
1 7AQ STOCKTON— 2 SUNNY ROOMS FUR-
JL I I/O nished complete for housekeeping; rent
$11.
IAIQ JACKSON, NR. MASON— FURNISHED
XV/XO sunny front large housekeeping; $Bto $10.
ljr*Tl HO WAR D— NICELY FURNISHED
ID X 2 sunny bay-window and others ; housekeep-
ing^ ■
r AO WASHINGTON -SUNNY VNF U B-
O\)£ nished housekeeping rooms: running water.
riKRARD HOUSE, 1 42 : VENTU-FUR-
VI Tii^li"d rooms, single and double, housekeeping.
ROOMS TO LET.
: f^7rTMA^JCET^BET. JONES AND CITY
i xO ( \J Hall aye., unfurnished suite ; water, gas.
rir PINE— FURNISHED BOOMS SINGLE,
010 double housekeeping; $1 50 up.
QQ/i THIRD— v n fub x s 1 1 1 iTrooms in
tJOzk rear, water included, $6 and $7.
ROOMS FURNISHED FOR HOUSEKEEP-
ing, private family, 953 Mission st. _^
QAB CLARA-SUITE OF ROOMS; NEW AND
O\J nicely furnished.
QQQ ED DT— TWO SUNNY ROOMS, PARTLY
OOtJ furnished for housekeeping.
9/1 GILBERT.NR. BRYANT and SEVENTH—
£rx. 8 sunny rooms; cheap; $8. '
DA 4 LARKIN-SMALL.SUNNY FURNISHED
O\J i ± room; $4.
<>-Q MINNA— _ HUNNY ROOMS FOR HOUSE-
OUU keeping; $10; large from room.
PAGE-2 ROOMS; FfRMSII I . OR UN-
furnished bath, basement, yard; reasonable,
1 ft&& KEARNY— S4: 2 NICK SUNNY UN-
XOiJO furnished rooms; washroom aud yard.
Call after 3 r. M.
QOe HOWARD ST.-2 NICi3 FRONT ROOMS;
i/DJ prfvate family. " / "i" -
"I EIOHTH-2 SUNNY ROOMS.
09Q HOWARD ST.— SUNNY DOUBLE AND
D_<O single rooms: neatly furnished; reasonable.
- 1 A TAYLOR— LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
Oxttroom, suitable for single gentleman; also
sunny hall rooms; only $8 a month.
O('I7 MINNA, COR. EIGHTH— NICELY FUB-
UU I nished bay-window rooms: $1 a week.
9QC O'FARRELL — HANDSOME BAY-WLN-
JLOO dow suite; first floor; reasonable.
QAQ GOLDEN GATE AYE., COR. HYDE—
OUO Front parlor for man and wife or '2 gents.
STOCKTON— NICE FFl'.Nlsii BOOMS
from $4 up. ... .-
TTTIeaVENVVORTH SUN:NY SUITE OF
X\t rooms; nicely furnished; reasonable. .'•
_QQ VAN NESS ■ AYE. — NEWLY FUR-
-100 nished and unfurnished sunny suites or
single room.
"I "1 Al STOCKTON— LARGE, SUNNY FRONT
1 I \J'i rooms nicely furnished : gentlemen.
&1 Q ELLIS UNFURNISHED SUNNY
OXO rooms; runnirur water; grate; also bath. ■
Oe CAPP— 4 LARGE ROOMsT" - ■ , ■
Q9Q LA KIN, NEAR GEARY — NICELY
O_.O furnished sunny front room; large closet;
513; but h; rent reasonable; private family.
ROOMS TO LKT— Continued.
T^tTleaa" c n worth^j?li^as^al^"sunny
I £Xj bay-window suite: other rooms: bath.
Af*Q CLEMENTINA— FRONT^STjNNY = ROOM
IUO for 1 or 2 gentlemen; housekeeping rooms.
QQI SUTTER— ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN ;
00l appreciated if seen: cheap; private family:
call before 2 or after 6 p. m. ■
179 CLI-.MKNTINA, OFF THIRD— LARGE
X i sunny front room, with kitchen, $8; also 4
nice rooms upstairs.
"I TAYLOR"— ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
J__, sunny room: also suite.
C\A MINT AVi-:., COR. JESSIE— NEWLY FUR-
<->^t nished sumiy rooms, suitable for one or two*
$6 to $9 per month. MRS. M. HEIN.
1 7 polkTnr. market— front bay-win-
X I dow rooms; also single: from $5 to $12.
m SIXTH— CHEAPEST 1 IN CITY: NICELY
furnished single and double front rooms.
V,-. VAX NESS AVE.— NiCELY FURNISHED
XO double and single rooms: suitable for doctor.
99('a MCA I.Li STER, OPP. NEW CITY HALL—
--.— U Sunny furnished rooms: private family; $8
to $10.
91 9'leavenwornh — nicely fu r-
ZiLZi nished front parlor.
T' 9.0 MASON-$l7; & ROOMS AND BATH.
1 XOO MASON-$8; 4 ROOMS.
QAO GEARY— NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE
O\JQ room for gentleman: cheap.
C 9 SECOND-NEWLY PAPERED AND REN-
O^ ovated single aud double rooms: $1 to $3 per
week.
171ARGO HOUSE, 105 MONTGOMERY—
' Furnished housekeeping suites $2 per week.
9QI SEVENTH— UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
O— Oa cheap to good tenant.
91 r POWELL— BV NN V TIJK NISHED
-li) rooms, suitable for 2 gentlemen; reasonable.
9Q PAGE— 2 LARGE NISHED ROOMS,
--O suitable for light housekeeping; no children
In house. •■ , ■'
TOOK SACRAMENTO ST.— 3 ROOMS; SEPA-
XO^iO rate entrance; reut $S.
rmiE CABBOLTON, 1206 MARKET ST.— ELE-
X gantly furnished sunny rooms; rents reduced.
2QC HAVES ST.— LARGE FRONT SUITE OR
OO single furnished; references.
707 MARKET (ESMOND)— FRONT BAY-
I O 1 window suite for oflices or housekeeping. ■">
Q991 BROADWAY— ONE OR TWO SUNNY
Oi— -J unfurnished rooms.
Q',l BUSH-NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY
t/Udt rooms; best location. MRS. A.M. ELKINS
pRAND SOUTHERN. COR. SEVENTH AND
UT Mission— all light ; water. gas and electric
bells; elevator runs from 7a. m. to 12 p. m.: single,
50 cents; suites, $1 day; $2 50 and $5 week up.
HE MARSHALL, COB. LAGU NA AND Mc-
X Allister— All sunny suites and single: splendid
table: rates reasonable. MBS. J. B. MARSHALL.
TTOSEMITE HOUSE, 1048 MABKET, BET.
X Sixth and Seventh— Single and suites; per
night, 35c to $1; week, $1 50 to $5; families.
pHATSWORTH, 70S BUTTEB — BUNNY,
\J handsomely furnished rooms; bath; good ser-
vice; reasonable.
A RLINGTON HOUSE, 127 KEARNY— PLEAS-
J\. ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; flrst'clasa
In every respect ; terms reasonable.
mHK SHERMAN APARTMENT-HOUSE; 129
X new sunny rooms; strictly respectable; half
price of best hotels with equal accommodations;
very central. 28 Eighth si., near Market.
pHEAPEST AND BEST IX AMERICA— THE
\J WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address In the
United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post-
age free.
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
QAI JONES — SUNNY FBONT ROOMS;
OUX board if desired ; private family.
T INDHURST, 501 GEARY, COR. TAYLOR;
XJ new management; sunny suites with board for
'2, $55 to $65; single rooms with board for 1, $25
to $35; first-class table and service. •
STORES TO LET.
F^fri^ATriTF'iT-sTmj^'TocX
V-—' ' tion: 161 Second st., cor. Howard. BALD-
IX. HAM MOM). 10 Montgomery St.
OFFICES TO LET.
D~Es!c~RO< )>f^VT^lir6^i^67"siXTja^FlGoOß)
Mills building. »_«____
PIANOS. VIOLINS AND SUEET MUSIC.
d&1 <7(T MAGNIFICENT STEIN WAS PLANO
O 10. in perfect order. 516 Van Ness aye.
OUB NEW BENT-CONTBACT PLAN IS
meeting with great favor: terms of payment
are so easy that everybody can have a piano: besj
makers; largest stock. SHERMAN. CLAY & CO.
"ijjTije ELKGANT 7-OCTAVE UPRIGHT ON
tJ)trO. $5 Installments. 221 Leavenworth st.
T ARGE FULL-TONE (JPBIGHT; MUST BE
XJ sold this week; price $100. Room 21, Flood
building.
"DARTY REMOVING FROM CITY OFFERS
X fineSteinway at less than half cost; must sell
immediately. Room 10, Flood building.
QQA GOOD BOBEWOOD UPRIGHT FOR
OU. sale. 221 Leavenworth st.
TECK, CHICKERING & SONS., VOSE AXD
Sterling pianos sold on $10 Installments. BEXJ.
CURTAZ a SON, sole agents, 16-20 O'Farrell st.
Cl SECOND-HAND UPRIGHTS, WITH OUR
& guarantee; $125 each. MA UVAIS.769 Market.
TTOME INDUSTRY— HEMME& LONG PIANO
XX CO., 340 Post; pianos sold on installments;
send for illustrated catalogue.
ARP BY SEBASTIAN ERARD; DOUBLE
action and elegantly finshed: is found with
difficulty anywhere; a nice selection is at present
exhibited by sll BBMAN, CLAY <fc CO.
ARGAINS- PIANOS FROM $75 UP;ORGANS
X) $25. A. L. BANCROFT & CO., 324 Post st.
A BETTER AND EASIER PLAN TO BUY A
good piano by renting. Be careful to go to
KOHLER A CHABE'B, 28 and 30 O'Farrell st.
DSCKEB BROS.. STEINWAY, FISCHER AND
XJ other first-class makes of pianos; little used;
cheap for cash or on easy terms. KOHLER &
CHASE, 28 and 30 O'Farrell si.
pREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND PI-
VX anos at SHERMAN, CLAY <fc CO. cor. Kear-
ny and Sutter sts. ■
ASY TERMS; LOW PRICES. KuHLER <St
CHASE. • .■
TTiEW ELEGANT UPRIGHTS, STANDARD
X I makes, almost new, half original cost; see at
once. F. W. SPENCER <fc CO., 721 Market st,
BYRON MAUZY, 308 POST ST.— SOHMER,
Newby & Evans, Briggs and other pianos.
TEINWAY UPRIGHT; SLIGHTLY USED;
grand tone; half-cost. SPENCER, 721 Martet.
QUPEBIOI I VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD A N B W.
0 H. MULLEIt. maker, repairer. 2 Latham place.
PROPOSALS.
t p^O?O^A^BT ; O^^E^TlN^^clH)o7aiOUSEr
J- . Sealed proposals will be received by the Super-
intendent of Common Schools in open session of
the Board of Education, new City Hall, Wednes-
day, May 8, 1895, at 8:30 o'clock P. m., for heating
the Peabody Primary School building on West,
Mission street, in the city and county of San Fran-
cisco, in accordance with plans and specifications
at the office of L. R. Townsend, architect, 515 Cali-
fornia street.
GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ATOTICE to creditors-estate^fTeo^
1\ NARDO BARGONE, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
PETRA G. DE BARGONE, administratix of the
estate of LEONARDO BARGONE, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice, to the Raid
administratrix, at the office of A. RUEF, attorney-
at-law, No. 4UI! Montgomery st., San Francisco,
CaL, the same being her piace for the iransactiou
of the business of the said estate in the City and
County Of San Francisco, Stute of California.
PETRA G. DE BARGONE,
Administratrix of the estate 01 LEONARDO BAR-
GONE, deceased.
Dated at San Francisco, April 27, 1895.
A. RUEF, attorney-at-iaw, 402 Montgomery St.,
Ban Francisco, Cal., attorney for estate.
"V'OTICE OF SALE.— PUBLIC NOTICE IS
i-' hereby given thut under and in compliance
with the terms of the decree of the Superior
Court in and for the city ana county of San Fran-
cisco, State of California, nuly given and made on
the 25th- day of April, 1895, in the action there
before said court pending, entitled "ALICE R.
LONG, as administratrix of the estate of GEORGE
LONG, deceased, vs. MATTHEW McDONNELL,".
I, the undersigned, the receiver in : said action,
will on TUESDAY, the 30th day of April, 1895, at
1 o'clock p.m. on that day, at the nursery situ-
ated on the southeast corner of llamn'shire and
Twenty-fourth streets, In said city and county,
sell at public auction aH of the property of the la'to
firm of LONG & McDONNELL, consisting of the
stock, fixtures, appurtenances and goodwill of said
nursery and nursery business, together with the
leasehold Interest In the premises whereon | said
nursery is situated, to wit: Commencing on the
southeast corner of Hampshire and Twenty-fourth
streets and running i thence easterly along the
south line of Twenty-iourth street 100 feet;
thence at right angles southerly 318V2
feet; thence at right angles wt sterly 100
feet to the east .line of Hampshire 6treet;
thence at right . angles • northerly along the.
east line of Hampshire street, 125. feet: thence
at right angles, easterly, 94 feet; thence at
right angles northerly, 50 feet ; thence at right
angles westerly 94 feet, to the east line of Hamp-
shire street, and thence at right angles northerly
along said easi line of Hampshire street, 143y ?
feet to the point of commencement, being part of
Mission Block No. 176. •'- ' .' ■•..■.; -, : ■■■■
Said leasehold interest consists of the unexnlred
term created by that certain lease dated August 2,
1892, wherein ANTON KRIEG Is lessor and
GEORGE LONG and MATTHEW MCDONNELL
are lessees, and whereby said premises are let I to
said lessees for the period of rive years from the
first day of September, 1892, at the rental of $32 50
per month.' ■ ■
Said sale will be made to the highest and best
bidder, for casn, and subject 10 the confirmation of
safd Superior Court. Twenty per cent ofthe
amount bid to be paid at the time of sale; the bal-
ance payable on confirmation of the sale. ; j '
. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
this 26th day of April, 1895. m ■-.'■■■'
JOHN HAVES, Kecelver.
BIO>EY TO LOAH. ■ ' ■ ■ .
\fONEY ADVANCED TO LITIGANTS, COURT
i'l costs and charges paid In matters of probate,
contracts, damages, accidents," notes, first-class
collections and general law business. Address J. F.
NAUGIITON, 54 Nevada block, S. F. .
T OWEST RATES ON CITY, COUNTRY AND
lj collateral securities. TRAVERSE, 313 Mont-
gomery st.
A XV HIJM (CITY)— DIAMONDS, ESTATES,
furniture, realty. SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery.
ONEY LOANED ON JEWELRY AND DlA-
mouds. Mills' building, fifth fioor, room (j.
ADVANCES MADE ON HOUSEHOLD FUR-
xL nlture without removal, warehouse receipts
and other securities; lowest interest. Room 68,
I)onoh0e building, cor. Market and Taylor.
ifiQAfk f\(M} AT 6 PER CENT ON CITY AND
<jSOUU.UUU Oakland first-class business prop-
erty. A. BCHULLER, 508 Montgomery st.
ANY BECDBITY.ATLOW RATES; DEAL-
ing confidential. 43 Crocker building.
ST AND 2D MOBTGAGEB, BSTATES,
-Lpianos,alimony ;any sum. MURPHY,62BMarkeL.
UNICII'AL LOAN OFFICE, CROCKER
building, room 57; telephone Main 6122.
AN\ SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON
-TV your furniture, pianos or real estate; low rates;
call and state your proposition or write: open
evenings. J. NOONAN, 1021 Mission st.
M ONE V LO a:N ED ON J E WELR Y AND OTHE It
valuables at the Security Loan Bank, llOti
Market St.. nr. Mason : private entrance 7 Turk.
DENTISTS.
»UY TOOTH FILLED O K EOrnTACTED
.ii. painlessly by my secret method without dan-
gerous cocaine or gas: won 8 first prizes; prices rea-
sonable; wortc warranted; ail operations expertl;
done; remember i bave removed from t; to 'JO
O'l'arrell st. DB. GEORGE W. LEEK.
R. J. J. LEEK, 1 FIFTH— EVENINGS,
and Sunday until noon.
AT CHALFA"NTS'S,BMASON,COR. MARKET,
sets of teeth are made to please or no charge;
on bridges, crowns and gold plates prices reduced;
small sold fillings only $2; painless extraction.
riBOOMS DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR-
\J ket, bet. 3d and 4tn, gas specialists; only ren-
able m-ont. for pamiess extraction: artificial teeth
frm fillings fromfjll; extracting 50c, with gas SI.
DX. KKA, 9 SIXTHS'!'.: ALL DENTAL work
at lowest prices ana warranted; open evenings
$~~ 7 A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
<4P I good as can be made: filling $1. DR. SIMMS,
dentist, 930 Market St., next Baldwin Theater.
A LLWOBK REASONABLE AND WABBANT-
J\. cd. DR. J. W. KEY. 1122 Market st.
DX. H. G. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETH
v. bout plates a specialty. 1841 Polk st.
DX. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST.,
near Eleventh ; no charge for extracting when
plates are made; old plates made over like new;
teeth from $8 per set; extracting 50c; gas given.
pOLTON DENTAL ASSOC lAT lON. 806 MAR-
\J ket st. DR. CHARLES \Y. DECKER.
.I'/ ASSESSMENT NOTICES.
SSESSMEnV NOTICI-: — SUNOL LAND
and Improvement Company. Location of prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco, California;
location of works, Sunol, Alameda County, Cali-
fornia.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Directors, held on the 6th day of April,
1895, an assessment, No. 15, of 50 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the corpora-
tion, jjayable immediately in United States gold
coin to the secretary, at the office of the company
508 California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the tenth day of May,
1895, will be delinquent and advejtlsed for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on TUESDAY, the second day of July,
1895, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ED E. I'OTTER. Secret ary-
Olllpp— 503 California st.. San Francisco. Cal.
HOTEL AEEIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.
C B Whltehead &\v, Colo O 11 Bardwell, Chicago
J T Dennis, Reno, Nev E X Williamson, Nev
F Uentervant, Paris Mrs L N Anderson, Cal
Mrs .1 W N' •- Cal Miss Nelf, Cal
M Mcßoberty, Chicago W H Brooke, Chicago
F Breser and wife, 310 B Bluineuthal, N V
II a Holmes, NY UK Holmes& w. N V
T H Simpson &w, Cal E B Greenleaf, Chicago
J F Wilson, Cal- J W Knox, Merced
0 II Thomas « • w, Mich H J ttelborn, Detroit
X Campbell, London Mrs E Lee, West Indies
Mrs F C Wells, Chicago F L Wells, Chicago
Mrs 1! B Arnold, Mi -in Miss Arnold, Minn
Jil I'owcil, Knns City X V Powell&w,L Angeles
W S Archer, st Paul Mis 3 A 0 Archer. St Paul
J s Archer, St Paul \V il Lee & w, Minn
R Lee, Minnesota S A Bemis, 8t Louis
E E Lovdal, Sacramento J W Wagenar, Uong Isld
ST Rogers &w. Buffalo Miss Rogers, Unit'alo
It 0 Rogers, Buffalo A V Bedgwick, Mass
A U Brannan, NY J F Kidder, Grass Valley
n J BmaU, Sacramento Miss B Bmall,Sacxainento
Mrs B M English, Colo Mrs J 8 l-'illmor?. Colo
Mrs N G Mitchell, Ohio Mrs Nettleton, Cincinnati
GRAND HOTEL.
Mrs M E Beatty, N J Ji! Burr *w,NJ
• \.' W Douglas. Sacto E P Stacy it W, Minn '
Mrs R B Johnson, Sacto L E McNoble, Stockton
LHFrankenh<?lmer,Stkn T L Enrisrht, Sacto
A Cameron, Cal W J Rogers, San Jose
J Young, Oakland T B Walker & \v, Oak
]>r Bwlsler, Healdsburg - Mrs L Pallock, Neb
J J Hammill, Butte TC Davenport ft w, KsCy
A I) Smith, Los Angeles Miss JS McComas, Cal
A Smith, Los Angeles E G Greene, Santa Cruz
.MissMJiini'.i lu-i >st>urni>. ship Kldridge
P A Buell, Stockton . R Jones, Chico
! BE Young &w, Lalce Co Miss L Adamson, Traver
A M Slater, Oakland F A Boole. Bod Bluff
JHMcQtiaid, California W X Goodbody, London
P Williams, California H F Ilillman wf, Napa
T i: McGlnnls, San Jose II F Johnson, Salinas
J.F Church, Fresno W B Harrison. Stockton
IClaa A Johnson, Sacto A B Ford. San Mateo
J Johnson, Sacramento Miss I. Erickson, Sn LOb
J C Parsons, Chicago C Ericksou, Sn Ls Obispo
It H Frank enheimer, T Flint <fc wf, s n Juan
1 Stockton (J C HoliK-nson, Stockton
Mrs llolbertson, Stocktn Mrs i) D Blackburn, Paso
M C Rlley &w, San Jose Roblcs
J F BobeitSODi Ors Vally Miss M Blackburn. Ps Ro
J M Patterson, Nebraska Miss J Blackburn, PRbls
RUSS HOUSE.
W W Tucker, Cal JP S Tracey, Placcrrille
J McKee, Placerville D G Carr, Placerville
J M Dennett, San Jose J Hnri, San Jose
J Tongue, Gualala J II Crown, Tacoraa
jVIr Thompson &W, Cal R Poycle, San Jose
(' A Berdiug, Ferndale J A Monroe, Ferndale
Chas Kerr, Bakerstleld P S Toucey, Placerville
J O Hocking, Los An A J Orella, Sta Barbara
J Demer, Redding J T Reid, Cal
H W Stuven.Seattle ; • J H Benaon, Petaluma
T L Walsh, Seattle • John Orr, Sonora
B Knning, Sonora ■ • J R Shornberg, Denver
E Dodge, Arcatft R w Kaster, Fresno
Miss Potter, Eureka S Harris, West Point
J E Wadswortii, Nev J 8 Walcott, Nev
N I'lu.lips. England H Hatch, Los Gatos
KJ) Duelly, Memlocino O Woodward &w, N V
G A Wilson, Brentwood S R Cuddebach, Cal
F George, Los Angeles R D Duffy, Santa Cruz
A Meyer, Irvington J E Budderke, St Louts
J X Barrett, Ukiah J Dacy & w, Healdsburg
I Deiner, Redding • J H McDonald, Dixon
G A Thomas, Dizon J R Mayes, Stockton
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
J J Fleming, N V Mrs C \V Bowhay, Seattle
J Albott, Alarneda B Bervitt. Chicago
A M C'ohn, Ahimeda C A Hanson, Napa
A. 15 Johnson, Naptt H Peterson, Stockton
a Russ. \\ <»> Istock C Coats, Woodstock
]l 11 I' sher, Seattle 0 A 'J'aycl. Antiock
A H Shank, Bnieka U Morrison, Lincoln
(i W i tine, Seattle J F McLauKhlin, Seattle
Mrs L W Smith, Seattle W Wood, Oakland
F BCcManna, San Jose <J P Farnnn, Bois City
1, U Khole, Vaiu-ouvtr Mia "Wlmlton, lowa
J \V Ureene. Cotalie (i Westfal & w, Texas
O Gonzelas <fe w , Alameda H J Howe, Mill VaJley
LICK nOUSK.
Chas Hyde, Courtland Ii D Huntley, Anbnrn
B F Phillips. Petaluma A S Cohen, Seattle
T 11 ltyan, Seattle T O Ostrander, Merced
T O'Brien, Yaqulna F B Ingersoll, Seattle
X Beeman, Salt Lake i D Mclntyre, Greenville
A s Smith & w. Mrystlle II B Terrin, Seattle
H O stmw, Stockton A J Smith, Oakdale
C J V Spratt, Victoria W \V Waggener, Cal
BALDWIN HOTEL.
T J Lesher, Lansing A .1 Beggs, N V
M C He) win, Chicago J X Hayes, Los Angeles
A L Woltc. Oakland G L Kerby, Yallejo
X X Rice, Vallcjo C A Jones. Kcno
M W Muller, FTesno B Moore, Wash
F JJ Miller & w, C'al J T ICcGraw, Baltimore
H W Hunt, Hilo.H I D W Mor.au, Kahnlui
THE CALL CALENDAR.
Afkil, 1895.
Jloon's Phases.
3 April 2,
First Quarter.
11
U
April 9,
Full Moon.
14
18
16
17
C April 16,
Last. Quarter.
April 24,
JTew Moon.
IV£ATHKB BUREAU REPORT.
rNiTF.n States Department of Aeßicm>
TtRE, Weather Bokkad, Sast Frakcisoo,
April 28, 5 p. m.— Weather . conditions and general
forecast: ; . ''„.. '. .
The showery weather that has prevailed In this
section since Friday, has now ceased in this Btate.
light showers having occurred (luring: the day
south of San Francisco. Clear skies prevail in the
northern half of the State, but it is still cloudy to
the southward. The rain lias passed : eastward.
Showers are likely to continue in Utah, entlinjf dur
ing to-i>ight. The prtssure is now highest alonjc
the northern coast, and Is lowest in the Ilocky
Mountain region. Conditions are favorable for v
period of fair weather, lasting two days or more.
Slowly rising temperature may be expected In
California. •: '
San ' Francisco data— Maximum temperature 60
deg., minimum 61 deg., mean 66 deg.
Following are the seasonal rainfalls to date as
compared with those of last year: Eureka 40.85,
last season ■ .V_\2-J: Red Bluff 27.21, last season
19.70; Sacramento 23.70, last season 14.19; San
Francisco 25.10. last season 16.60: Fresno 13.59,
last season 6.27: Los Angeles 15.69, last season
6.64 : San Diego 1.41, last, season 4.09 ; Yuma 2.97,
last season 2.16. . ■ , • •
-Forecast mado at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. April 29. 1895: -' •
n■ Northern California — Fair; slowly .rising, ter
perature except nearly stationary temperature at
Red Bluff; fresh northerly winds.
Southern California— (Sent- rally fair; slowly rising
temperature; fresh northwesterly winds.
Nevada — Generally fair Monday; silently
Warmer.
Utah— Generally fair Monday; probably showers
tO-nlght; nearly stationary temperature. "'.
Arizona— Fair; slightly warmer in the west por
tion.
San Francisco and vicinity— Fair; slowly rising
temperature; fresh northerly winds.
W. 11. HammoS, Forecast Official.
OCEAN STEAVIKKS.
D.Ttcs of Departure From San Francisco.
STKAHKK. iDESTtN-ATtON- i
SAIU.
iMKK.
Corona t?an Dieeo i
State of Cal ! Portland ......
City Sydney Panama
Walla Walla Vic «S *»"t Sna
Alceßlnchd Portland !
Eureka Newuort ......
Pomona | Humboldtßay :
\\ <, oil : Eel River
Alameda.... jSydnev
Ara«o i Coos Bav
Cresient cty Crescent City.
Santa Kosa.. ! San Dleso ;
Farallon. ... Ynouina Bay..
Oregon. , Portland ....'...
ltio Janeiro China & Japan
Humboldt... ! llnmboldtßay ,
St l'aul, .. . . ! N pwnort I
Apr 29.11am Bdw'y 'A
Apr '20.10am Spear
Apr 29.12m PM9S
Apr SO. 9am IMw'y 1
May 1. 5 Vallejo
iMsy i, Sam Bdw'y 2
! May 1. 2pm Hdw'y 1
May 1, 9am Vallejo
May 2, SJtm Oceanic
May -J.lOam Vallejo
May 3. BtU
May B,llam Bdw'y 2
May 3. sph Miss 1
May 4,10am Sppar
May 4, Bpm P M S S
May 4,11am Washt'n
I May 6. Bam Bdw'y 2
STKAJHKiiS TO ARRIVE.
Stfamkr
Kureka. I
Bandorillo I
Arcata
Cr' scent City. . .
San Benito i
Santa Kosa
Arago ,
t'matiila |
Oregon |
Achdulco |
K stimuli i
Humlioldt
Homer
Mackinaw I
Strain... !
>*orth F0rk..... 1
i)"l iN'orte
Point Loma. '
Saturn
1 Xpwport
ICoquille Eiver.
Coos Bay
Crescent City
Tacoma
.San Dleeo
ICOO3l C003 Bay
Victoria & I'uget Sound
I Portland.....
I Panama.
i Kuhului
Humboldtßay.
i Coos Bay
I I'aioina
1 Xewport
Humboldt Bay
Grays Harbor
1 Urays Harbor
Panama
April 29
April 29
April 30
April 30
April 30
..May 1
..May 1
..May 1
...May 1
..May '2
..May i2
..May 2
..May 2
..May 8
..May 3
..May 4
..May 4
..May 5
I. .May 6
SUN AND TII>K TABLE.
>|HIOH WATKE. LOW WATEB.I 8
M | |
— iLarge. Small. jLurice. Small. Jßlse
'_'O ! 1.12a 4.44r ! 8.51a 8 36p1 8.1
80.1 '2.OSa f>. IHi" 8.66* 9..i41> 5.1
iIOH WA 1
\\ a
Sets.
i : 6.
0 00 a
O.IIp
SHIFI'INO IMtLLIIiEACK.
Arrived.
SUNDAY, April 28.
Stmr Jewel, Madsen, 39 Lours from Port Los
Angeles; ballast, to Caspar Lumber Co.
.Stmr Alice Blanchard, Dunham, 57 hoursfrom
Coos I'.uy : ) ass and mdse, to Russ, Panders A Co,
Stmr Noyo, Levlnson, 15 hours fm Fort .Bragg;
pass and mdse, to .T S Kimbsill.
Stmr Pomona, Hannah, 18 hours from Eureka;
pass and mdie, to GooUall, Perkins A Co.
U s stmr Olympla, Reid, — days from San Diego.
Up river direct.
Stmr Weeott, Magee, 25 hours from Eel River;
pass and mdse, to Huss, Sanders & Co. .
Stmr Farallon, Roberts, 72 hours from Puget
Sound ports: pass and mdse, to Meyer A Akmnnn,
Stmr Gipsy, Leland. — hours from Santa Cruz,
etc: oroduce to Gcodnll. Perkins <fe Co.
ship J B BIOWQ, Magune,l7 days from Nanaimo;
2430 tons coal, to John Rosenfeld's sons. • '
Ship Oriental, Parker, 7 days from Departure
Bay, 2746 tons coal, to Oregon Imp Co.
Ship Two Brothers, Windrow. 15 days from De
parriin- Bay; 2100 tons coal, to Geo Fritch.
Brshir> Fulwood, Lewis, 105 days from Calcutta;
mdse, to Balfour. Guthrle <fe Co.
Bark NcN--ar. Pederaon, 18 days from Departure
Bay; 1914 tons coal, to RC Chandler.
Bark Detroit, Rice, 22 days from Tacoma; lum
ber, to Dicklns Lumber Co.
Bark Wilna, slater. 14 days from Nanaimo, via
Clallam Bay 10 days; 2430 tons coal, to John Ros
enfeld's Sons.
Bark Hesper, nderwood, 22 days from Kahulut;
20.635 bass sugar, to Alexander* Baldwin.
Bark Martha Davis, Soule, 22 days from Hono
lulu ; sugar, to Welch A Co.
Bktn Ketriever. Bogan, 12 days from Port Had
lock; lumber and laths, to \V J Adams.
Brig Geneva, Paulsen, 43 days from Pisagua;
7617 basrs nitrate of soda, to \Y R Grace A Co.
Schr Halcyon, Kills, 16 days from Port Gamble;
250 M ft lumber, to Pope &Talbot.
Schr Nettie Sundborg. Johnson, 60 hours from
Mendoclno; 90 M ft lumber, to Mendocino Lum
ber Co.
Schr Glendale, Johnson, 7 days from South Bend;
lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co.
.Suhr Rio Rey, Islgkelt, 'A days from Bowens
Landing ; 100 M ft lumber, to F Heywood, Berke
ley direct.
Schr Bessie X, Anderson, 5 days from Albion ,
lumber and ties, to Albion Lumber Co.
. Schr Annie Lawn, White, 9 days from Tacoma;
lumber to Hansen A Co: up river direct.
Schr Nettie Low, Low. 5 hours from Point
Reyes; 50 bxs butler, toC E Whitney A Co.
Schr Mary Ktta, Wetzel, '6 days from Bowens
Landing: 75 cords wood, to Bender Bros.
Schr Christina Steffens. Rasmussen, 60 hours frm
Fisks Mill ; 31 cords wood, to R A Gilbride A Co.
Schr Miiry C, Campbell, 8 hours from Bodega, 50
bxs butter, to Ross A Hewlett.
Schr Reliance, Jensen, 6 days from Point Arena;
7000 posts, to W A Beadle.
Sctir Lena Sweasey, .1 arisen, 12 days frm Seattle:
335 M ft lumber, to A A Baxter A Co.
Schr Abbie, HRnsen, fiO hours from Caspar: 200
M ft lumber, to Caspar Lumber Co.
Sailed.
Stmr National City, Anderson.
Br ship Plnmore, Maxwell, Qneenstown.
Haw bark Leah!, Johnson, Nlcolaefskl.
Schr John A. Hellrjuist, Eureka.
Schr Helen N Kimball, Hellingsen, Tacoma.
Telesjruphlc.
POINT LOBOS — April 28—10 p sr— Weather
hazy; wind NW: velocity 30 miles an hour.
Slemorandurn.
Per bark Hesper-Apr 20, 85 15 N 141 56 W,
passed Brstmr Warrimoo. from Vancouver for
Sydney. Apr 23, 3S 51 N 137 14 W, passed a large
bark steering north; had double gaff topsails.
Domestic Ports.
FORT BRAGG— Arrived Apr 28— Stmr Rival,
h<»nce Apr 27.
TATOOSH— Passed Apr, Stmrs San Benlto
and Jeanie, from Tacoma for San Francisco. Apr
stmr Mackinaw, hence Apr 25 for Tacoma;
stmr City of Everett, hence Apr 25 for Comox.
COOS BAY— Arrived Apr 28— Stmr Arazo, hence
Apr 26.
PORT GAMBLE— Arrived Apr 28— Bktn Skagit,
from San Pedro.
GREENWOOD— SaiIed Apr 28— Stmr Whltes
boro, for San Francisco.
importations.
EUREKA— Per Pomona— l 4 pkgs doors, 8 bdls 6
crates moldings, 1 bx plates, 2 pkgs hardware, 15
tubs 130 bxs butter, 1 pa burlap, 34 veals, 2 cs dry
goeds. 1 bx fruit, 3 bbla water, 6 pkgs express, 1 bx
tobacco, 812 M shingles, 75 M ft lumber, 1 sk coin,
20 M shakes.
Fields landing— 372 sks potatoes, 200 sks oats.49
M fr l"mber.
PORTLAND, ETC— Alice Blanchard— 2so7
sks potatoes, 3 bxs books, 63 bd ls green hides, 3
bdls 6 dry hides, 10 bdls horse collars, 1 bbl wine, 1
cs clothing, 46 cs tobacco. 1 cs drugs, 2 chests tea,
4 bxs dry plates. 4 colls wire, 28 cs liquors, 10 kegs
nails, 1 sk furs, 50 bxs apples, 125 M ft lumber, 20
bdls staves. 90 M laths, 2000 sks barley, 17i/a eds
wood.
FORT BRAGG— Per Noyo— l2s sks potatoes, 44
salt hides. 4 bbls bottles. Ipc wood, 3 bdls pelts, 1
sk tails. 254 M ft lumber, 100 M snhigles, 20 piles,
5 M shakes. . . . ■
PORT KENYON— Per Weeott— lo es eggs, 12
kogs 267 bxs butter. 50 sks potatoes, 50 sks peas, 1
bdl hides and pelts, BsksH6 bdls green hides, 6 pkgs
separators, 9 bdls dry hides, 8 dressed calves, 6 cs
; frogs. 3 pkgs mdse, 6 pkgs groceries.
SEATTLE— Per Farallon— 27s tons coal, 178 sks
bones, 244 chests tea, 9 cs dried meat, 2 p'anos, 11
sks dry fruit, 9 pcs machinery, 2 sks coffee, 312
1 cs castings, 9 bxs fresh fl3h, 8 bdls dry hides, 1 cs
shoes, 1 bdl lace curtains, 2 cs cheese, 1 bdl carpet,
965 sks oats. 7
Tacoma— l47 bbls Iron, 130 sks bones, 5 cs type
writers, 24 bdls green hides, 3 bis junk, 6 pcs pipe,
4 steel ranges.
New Whatcom— 2469 sks oats, 2 pcs stone.
SANTA CRUZ— Gipsy— l 3 bxs butter, 5 crts
cream-coolers, 23 cs cheese. 500 bbls lime.
Amesport— 2s sks oats, 82 bdls green hides, 465
sks beans.
Watsonville— 2oß sks corn.
HONOLULU— Martha Davis— 22,Bo4 bags
sugar.
Consignees.
Per Pomona— R Stevens & Co: J M Moore A
Co: Amer Press Assn; Brlgham.Hoppe&Co; Geo
L Sweet: C E Whitney & Co; Dairymen's Union;
Dodge, Sweeney & Co: Feiling, Cressy <fe Co : Scott
Van Arsdale; FBHaight: Wells, Fargo Co:
G<>;7. Bros* Co; Haas Bros: Wellman, Peck* Co;
Hills Bros: Humboldt Mineral Water Co: Bolster*
Mowry : JIT Newbauer & Co: Norton. Teller & Co;
Standard Oil Co: Wltzel & Baker; HHilp; Dord
chester<feCo; Dunham, Carrigan* Co: H Meyer:
O D Lucca; J R Hanify & Co; McKay *Co;
Michel * Nongmlne.
Per Alice Blanchard—J C Johnson & Co: Louis
Taussig; Lievre, Fricke&Co: A Schilling <fc Co; J
H Boggess: Hoffman * Alexander; HDutard: F
H Hammer: Jll Newbauer <fc Co; WOCanfleld:
Baker d- Hamilton; California Wine Union; HB
Blake; Pacific Lnmher Co: F J Newbergen: James
Scott; Clayburg&Co: EGostlnskeACo; Hlrsch,
KahnACo; The Times Oak; JPTormey: Hurry
UnnaCo; J A Roebling & Sons: H Waldeck: RS
* Co: Hansen Dempsey; Reichert & Co; Thos
Watson.
Per Noyo— W B Snmner & Co; J S Klmball: R B
Hough: FHBVarney; Union Lumber Co: FW
Maurice: Sutroßß Co; Stockton LnmberCo: J
Hammond. .: •..■:.
Per Weeott— Rnss, Sanders & Co; H Dutard:
Brigham, Hoppe & Co: Wheaton. Breon * Co: ! L S
Plmpson: Norton. Teller &Co Dairymen's Union:
Ross A Hewlett ; Wltzel A Baker; W C Price A Co:
C E Whitney & Co: Dodge. Sweeney <fe Co; Charles
Jacobson * Co: Buker A Hamilton; FBHaight;
W R Knight & Co; Smith's Cash Store; Hoffman A
Woenne: M Kalish A Co: W B Sumner& Co; J M
Moore; H H Hogan: L Demartini.
Per Farallon— Brewing Co; Fredericks-
Brewery: Chicago Brewery: A Paladin! ; J
Macdonoimh A Co: S H Frank & Co; H Dutard ; A
Haas; Langley A Micahels: Sherman, Clay A Co;
W & J Sloane &Co; Kowalsky A Co: Brand'enstein
Co; Chas Harley A Co; Krokstw Bros; Western
Meat Co; J L Hicks: Western Bone Meal Co; E L
GS.eeieACo; Union Iron Works: Pioneer I Fish
Co; M. Markowitz: Williams, Marvin A Co; Pacific
Rolling Mills: Miller A Son : G G Wlckson A Co: N
Clark A Sons ; Holtum Mros.
Per Gipsy— M T Freltas & Co; W P Fuller A Co;
Blssinger Co: Wheaton, Breon A Co; H Dutard;
Baker A Hamilton ; Dodge, Sweeney A Co; Stauffer
6 Co; Dairymen's Union: Norton, Teller A Co; F
H Hammer; HCowell&Co; Hills Bros; California
Tailow Co; Trnbenbach * Co: Herman Joost; A
W Fink.
Per Martha Davis— Williams, Dimond A Co;
Welch ACa •
BIRTHS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS.
fßlrth, marriage ana death notices sent. by maU
will not be inserted. They must bo handed in at
either of the publication offices and be • indorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same published. |
BORN.
DE CUNA— At the United States Consnlate, Maz-
atlan. Mexico. April 11. 189f>. to the wife of
Arthur de Cuna, United States Consul, a son.
NIAS-Tn this city, April 29, 1895, to the wife of
K. 11. Xias, a son.
SARGEXT— In this city, April 16, 1895, to the wife
of George w. Sargent, a daughter.
MAItRIEI).
FISHER— TYLLKSOX— Alameda, April 27,
1593. by the Rev. 11. K. J. Ongerth, i.mil J.
Fisher and Ki-na W. Tylieson, both of Alameda.
LIXAHAN— LIXAHAX— In this dry,. April 21,
1895, by the R« v. Father O'Connell, Thomas E.
Linahan and Nora T. L:ns»hp.n. .
MITCHELL- JIISLOP— In Oakland, April 11, 1895,
by the Rev. R. F. Coyle, William S. Mitchell of
Alameda to Margaret S. Hlslop of San Francisco.
SCOTT— CASTRO-In Pinole. April 21. 1895, by
the Rev. George Meese. Richard F. Scott of Oak-
land and Olivia J. Castro of Pinole. . .
— — — — — — ■ —— — — wmmm — — » — i^ m^—^
DIED.
Chisholm, Dan McLean, Bngn
Cotter. Mamie F. Mills, Irving Wood
Dorland. Robert H. Phillips, Kargari t
Downey, Mary Pooler, Charles D.
Fitzpatrlck, Timothy Pitto. QinseppeA.
Fredericks. Geslna Rosenthal, Jacob
Feenan, .tohn . Shirpsor, (stdor
Klebsch, Xellie Scurlock (infant)
Malcolm, Alex Price Smith, Xellie
Marston, J. H. Stevenson, Ben
• McDevitt, Sarah StTOßßberg, Axel 11.
McLeod, Alexander 1.. Staples, Mary Winslow
COTTER— An anniversary reqnlem solemn hleh
mass will be celebrated at St. James Church, al
the corner of Twenty-third and Guerrero streets,
THi"* i>a V (Monday), commencing at 9
o'clock a. m., for the repose Ol the soul of the late
Mrs. Mamie F. Cotter (nee OUligan). Friends
and acquaintances are respectfnlly Invited to at-
tend.
CHISHOLM— In this city, April 27, 1895, Dan
Chisholm, aged 54 years.
DOWXEY— In this city, April 2G, 1895, Mary,
beloved wlfeof John Downey, and mother of John,
William and May Downey, and sister of Mrs.
. John Borke, a native of Parish Moore, County
Roscommon. Ireland, aeed 45 years.
jjiS^Friends and acquaintances are resnect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TIIIS DAY
(Monday), at 2 o'clock p. m., from the par-
lors of the Pacilic Undertakers, 777 Mission
street, between Third Hnd Fourth. Interment
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
DORLAND- In this city, April 27.1895. Robert
H., Jr.. beloved son of BobertH.and Elizabeth
M. Dorland, a nutive of San Francisco, aged 14
years 10 months and 3 days.
jSP3*Frieiuls and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Monday) at 1 o'clock p. m., from the
family residence, corner University and Baker
streets. Interment Masonic Cemetery.
FITZPATRICK— will be a solemn reauiem
mass, month's mind, for the repose of the soul of
the late Rev. Timothy Fitzpatrick at All ilnl-
lows Church, South San Francisco, TO-MOR-
ROW (Tuesday) at 10 o'clock a. m. Friends are.
respectfnlly invited to be present.
FREDERICKS— this city, April 27, 1895, Ge-
sina Adolphina Fredericks, wife of Joseph Fred-
ericks, and mother of Ada, Hemy and Charlie
Fredericks, a native Bremen, Germany, aged
57 years 5 months and 1 day. [Sacramento
papers please copy.J
Friends and acquaintances are resnecO
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Monday), at 2 o'clock p. &i.. from the family
residence, 1128 Sutter street. Interment private.
FEEXAX— In Port Costa* Contra Costa County
Cal., April 27, 1895, John, infant son of James
and Katie Feenan, a native of Port Costa, aged 2
months and 5 days.
KLEBSCH— this city, April 27. 1896, Xellie
Klebscb, Deloved wife of 11. O. Klebsch, and
mother of Albert. William and Irene Klebsch,
a native of Virginia City, Xev., aged 27 years 1
month and 29 days.
tfS" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Tuesday), at 10:30 o'clock a. m.. from her late
. residence, 1120% Mission street; thence to cor-
ner Third and Townsend streets, 1^1:45 o'clock
a. m. train.
McLEAN— Drowned, in Pnta?onln. Argentine Re-
public, September 22, 1894, Hush McLean, be-
loved son of Hector McLean of Oakland (late of
Greenock, Scotland), aged 35 years.
McLEOD— In this city. April 26, 18D5. Alexander
L., beloved husband of Marscaret McLeod. and
father of (seorg<», Rena and John McLeod, a na-
tive of Prince Edward Island, aged 67 years 7
months and 21 days. [Prince Edward Island
papers please copy.
jJTfFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Monday), at 1 o'clocK P. M., from his late resi-
dence, 715 Churcn street, near Twenty-lirst.
Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
McDEVITT— this city, April 28, 1895, Sarah
McDevitt, beloved mother of Mrs. Charles Towe,
and sister of Catherine Canney, a native of County
Donezal. Ireland, aged 80 years.
jeSTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
. (Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Towe, 127
Oak street; thence to Ft. Joseph's Church, where
asolcmn requiem mass will be celebrated for the
repose of her soul. commencing at 9 o'clock a. »r.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit
flowers.
MARSTON— this city, April 28, 189">. .T. 11. Mar-
ston, beloved husband of Fannie A., and father of
Mrs. G. A. Adams, Zoe E., Jessie E. and Cora V.
Marston, a native of West Falmouth, Me., aged
62 years 7 months and 3 days.
MILLS— In this city, April 27. 1895, Irving Wood
Mills, son of W. H. and Maria E. Mills, a native
of Sacramento, Viged 24 years 8 mouths and 12
days.
*s"The funeral will take place THIS DAY
(Monday) in Sacramento Immediately tipon ar-
rival of special train, leaving this city at 7 o'clock
A. If.
M ALCOLM-In this city, April 28. 1895, Alex Price,
beloved son of the lat« Robert W. and Ann Mal-
colm, aged 30 years 1 month and 7 days.
PITTO— In this city, April 27. 1895. Giusop'po
Antonio Pitto. beloved husband of Catcrina Pitto,
and father of James and Domtnico Pitto, a native
of Italy, aged 33 years.
/tar Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral THIS DAY (Monday), at 1:30 p.m.,
from his late residence, Five-mile House, Ocean
road. Interment Italian Cemetary-
POOLER— In this city, April 23, 1895, Charles D.,
beloved husband of Annie Pooler, a native of
Michigan, aged 44 years 10 months and 7 days.
PHILLIPS— this city, April 27. 1895. Margaret
Phillips, sister of Mr 3. Mary A. Xorrin and the
late Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, and aunt of Mrs. D. C.
Herlihy and Mrs. William Kehoe, a native of
County Cavan. Ireland, iwred 70 years.
JKJ-Tho funeral will take place TIIIS DAY
(Monday), at 8:30 o'clock a. M.. from the par-
lors of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission street;
thence to St. Bridget's Church, Broadway and
Van Xess avenue, where a requiem high mass
' will be celebrated for the repose of her soul,
commencing at 9:30 o'clock a. m. Interment
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
ROSEXTHAL— In this city. April 28. 1895, Jacob
Rosenthal, beloved father of Marcus, Joseph,
Toby E. and Louis Rosenthal, aged 78 years and
4 months.
jBsTNotice of funeral hereafter.
STAPLES— In this city, April 28. 1895, Mary "Win-
slow, wife of J. D. Staples, a native of Massachu-
setts, aeed 65 years and 14 dnys.
HyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
■ (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock a. m., from her late resi-
dence, 711 Taylor street. Interment private.
STROMBERG— In this city, April 1895, Ax* IH.
Stromberg, husband of Annie Siromberjs:, and son-
in-law of John de Wit, a native of Sweden, aged
26 years. • "
STEVENSON— In this city, April 27, Ben Steven-
son, aged 39 years.
SHIRPSER— In Rosebnrg, Or., April 26, 1895,
Isldor Shirpser, husband of Mary 1., fatherof Mrs.
H. Wollenberg, and brother of D. yhirpser and
Mrs. E. Rosendorn. • . .
jgEiTFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Monday), at. 1:80 o'clock p. m.. from I. O. O. F.
Hall, corner Seventh and Market streets, nnder
the auspices of Morse Lodge, I. O. O. F. Inter-
ment Home of l'euce Cemetery, by carriages.
SCURLOCK— In this city, April 26, 1895, infant
bon of John P. and Sadie Scurlock.
SMITH— In this city, April 28, 1895, Nellie, dearly
beloved daughter of James and Sarah smith, and
sister of Katie, Tessie. Willie, Daniel and the late
Thomas Kmith and Mrs. P. F. Bird, a native of
San Francisco, aged 20 years 1 month and 5
days.
jfiSTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from the family
residence, 475 Teharua street, between Fifth and
Sixth: thence to St. Patrick's Church, where a
solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for
the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock
a. x. - Interment Mounc Calvary Cemetery.
■ M.I. UNITED UNDERTAKERS' J'l
UNITED UNDEKTAKJEUS'
EMBALMING PARLORS. ',
Everything Requisite for First-class Funerals :
at Reasonable Rates. >
I Telephone 3167. 27 ami 29 Fifth street. j.
rVicAVOY «fc GALLAGHER, j
FUNERAL DLRECTORS & EMBALMKRS, I
SO Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln School.
Telephone SOSO. , i
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UNDKRTAKEHS AND EMBAI.MKRBJ
USDKKTAKEBS AND EMBALMEKBj
105T Mission Street, Ne«r Seventh, j
■ " Telephone Xo. 33a4. M< „, - I
CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY.
IN SANMATEO COUNTY; NON-SECT
laid oat on the Uwa plan; peri>ei,ual care; beau-
tiful, permanent and easy of access; see it before
baying a burial place elsewhere.
Cltv Office, 9 City Hall A»euu».
METROPOLITAN PROBATE COIPiIT,
Incorporated. Capital Stock, 8100,000.
Costs advanced: bonds furnished in probate and
guardianship matters; wills drawn gratis.
51 Nevada Block, San Francisco.
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