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ton. lot on N line of Hayes street, 1S1:3 E of
Buchanan. E 25 by N. 120;
Charles IE. Haneen to National Brewing Com
pany (a corporation), lot on E line of Webster
street, 137:6 S of Fulton. S 30:0 by E 77; 410.
: : ¦ » «
FliOWOF BIVERS.
TAi* Jcllowing table gives a ; comparatlrs
statement for two jyears of the estimated
flow of certain California rivers In cubic fe<t
per second, or second feet, one second foot
equaling SO California miner's, inches, or about
40 Colorado miner' a Inches. The figures are by
J. B. Lippincott, hydrosrapher of United States
Geological Survey: ;
REAL ESTATE^. TRANSACTIONS.
Bernard Flaherty to Bridget Flaherty, lot on
NE Jthe of Tenth -avenue, «S):6 SE of Rail
road avehue, SE 50 by NE 100, block 181, Cen
tral Park "Homestead Association; gift;
Peter T. Seeulovlch, Mary E. Theriot (SecUlo
vich) .and Joseph E. Theriot to Elizabeth H.
Jeesup. lots 2324, 2525. 2640 and 2541. Gift Map
4; $10. • ...
-Elizabeth C. Herbert et al. vs. Joseph H.
Comtrford et ttl. to John G. Klumpke, lot on
SE .line of "Mission street, ~S0 XE of Cortland
avenue, NE 2a by SB 108:6, Cobb Tract; also
iot on SE line of Mission street, 105 NE- of
Cortland avenue, NE 25 by SE 103:6, same;
$2676.
'Same to Alfred Olson (or Olsen). lot on SE
line of Mission street, 55 NE of Cortland ave
»nue, NE 25 by SE 108^6, same; $1175.
Same to Charles ' R. Hawthorne, rot en SE
Corner of Twenty-seventh and Sanchez streets,
E 80 by S 30; also lot on NW corner of Mc-
Allister street and Parker avenue, W 31:6, N
101 :», NE 31 :6. S 102 :3% ; $1850.
City and County of San Francisco to Clar
ence H. and Lizzie A. Lamb and Edna M.
Earhart, lot on W line -cf' Albion a\-enue, i>0
5 of Sixteenth, S 00, W-' .121:1), N 30, E 30, N
30, J5 91 :9; also lot on N line of Camp street.
110:0 E of Guerrero. E 30 by N'0O:4; $ .
— Mercantile Library Association (a corpora
i tion) to Henry Kahn, lot- on NJ3' corner ¦ of
Golden Gate and Van Ness, a venues, E 109 by
N 120; $120,000. ... •
Tldbert ! and ;Emttte Wh4te to Robert White
Ccmpany (a corporation), lot on NW corner
of Octt^vlA street and Olive court, N 30 byW
110; $10., >
¦William W. and Elizabeth J. Oilman to Peter
and Mary Owens, lot on E line of FJllmore
street, 120 S of Union, S 30 by E 87:6; $10.
and Emilie White to Robert- White
Company (tt corporation).-, lot on NW corner
S of Bush and" Fillmore streets, *W 81:3 by' N
127:6; $10., '
Same -to same. Jot on NW corner of Geary :
and 'stFt-ets, N 125, W 135, S 50, 13
27. S 75. E 1Q6; ?10. .
Frieda G. Egsers and Frieda G. Sachs to
Edward Peiser, lot" on S line of Pine street, •
137:6 W of Scott.^W 25 by S 137:6; $10.
Anna K. Denke to August* R. Denke Jr.,
.undivided one-J>alf interest in lot on SW corner
of Golden Gate avenue and Baker street, S
37:6 by W 96:10%; $10.
August R. Denfc-e Jr. to -Mae Cullen Denke,
undivided one-half interest in same; gift.
Joseph A. McAultffe to John Rooney, lot on
6 line of Nineteenth street,»170 W of Folsam,
W 25 by S 06; $5. .
Robert and Emilie White to Robert White i
Company (a corporation), let fin ..N line of [
Fourteenth street, 100 W of Church, W 25 by
N 100; $10. " !
Cajetan F. and Louisa Ouer, Andrew John
son, -Henry Doty and E. F. Marden (by John
Lackmann. Sheriff) to Mrs. Charles Koss, . lot
on *W line of Vicksburg street, 204 S of- Twen- :
ty-second,. S 24. W 125, N 100, E 25, 8 76.
E 100; also lot on W line of Vicksburg street.
228 S of Twenty-second. S 32 by W 125; $1707.
Joseph M. and "Mary Furrer to Daniel Mur
phy, lot on W line of Sanchez street, 89 N of
Twenty-eighth, N 25 by W 100; $10. I
Robert and Emilie White to Robert White
Company (a corporation), lot on NW corner of
Twenty-third and Eureka streets, N 115, W
10O. S 25. E 50, S 90, E 50; $10.
Mary A., Charles H. ana Adella A. Athearn
to Louis .Friedlander, lot on SW corner of Bush
and Burrltt streets. W 78, S 57:0. W 39:6. S
30. E 60. S 50,, E 57:6. -N 137:6; $10. •
• Louis and Jennie Friedlander to Harry N.
Ster.son, same; $10. ! /
.-6. (or Stefano) and Josephine' J3aneri -to
Angelo and Julia M. Devincenzi, lot on N line
of Union street, l«0:2 E of Mason. E 30:0, N !
G8:9. E 0:4. N C8:9, W 30:10. S 137:6; $10. j
Angelo and Julia M. Devincenzi to Konrad j
Schneider and , Christopher Nicolai, lot on N
line of Union street. 160:2 E of Mason, E
30:10 by N 137:0; $10.. .*;- . : , -¦"..-: :¦¦•!.. 3 fij
¦ Mary -E. (or ,Mary) Cavanaugh to John ' J.
Wtssels. lot on NW line of Clary street, 183 :4 .
NE of Fifth. NE 22:11 by NW 80; $10.
Edward. Daniel F.. William J. and Neal P.
McLaughlin and .Catherine M. O'Leary (Mc-
Laughlln) to Augustus S. Llllie. lot on NE line
of.Langton street, 225 SE of Harrison, SE 50
by NE 80; $10. .••-.'•-.
Daniel and Mary O'.Nelll to Helen L, Smith. I
lot on SE line of Rlngold street. 150 NE of !
Ninth. NE 25 by SE .75; $10.
JcIIa Galvin ¦ to same, lot on SE line off
Ringold street. 175 NE 'of Ninth, NE 25 by
SE 75; $10. ¦¦¦..-¦
Robert and Emilie Whits to Robert White j
Company (a corporation),' lot on W line of Wis
consin street. tlCO S at Twenty-fifth, S 50 by
¦\V 10O; also, lot on E line of Wisconsin -street. J
250 S of Array. S 50 by E.J00: also-.loton E
line of Wisconsin street. .566: S or Army. E 100. !
S to Precita Creek. W to W line AVlsconsin. N
I 50; also lot on W line of Texas street. 100 S
j of Twenty-fifth, 6 50 byW 100; also lot on E
j line, of Texas street. 150 S of Army. :S 50 by
K 100; -aleo lot on SE corner of Twenty-fifth
, street and Pennsylvania avenue, B CO by E .100;
$10. - . .. - "
Same'to same, lot on SW corner of Mlnne-oti
and Army streets, S 50 by W 100. lot 12, block
803. Golden Ci ty .Homestead ; $10.
Same to same, lot on NE corner of Tulnre
and Indiana streets, E 50 by N 125. block 364.
same; $10.
Same to same, lot 10, block .303, Goldnn City
Homestead Association; $10., ¦
Samo to sense. lot on SE corner of Minneso
ta and Army streets. S 50 by E 100. lot 1,
block i.'!66. Golden City Homestead; $10. .
Same to same, lot on W line of Arkansas
street, 200 S of Marin. S 85:7%. NW 62:7, NW
75. NW -61:2%. SE 153 n. lot«> 1 s and Hi. block
220, tide lands; also lot on E line of Wiscon
sin street. 225:4% S of Marin. 3 35 :S. NE 48.
NE 14:1. NW 50:6. SW 10:8, lot 6, bloek 220,
same; $10. — /
Same to same, lot on E line of Georgia street, ,
125 N of Marin. N 75 by ."E 100. lot 4, block 4(59,
Golden City Homestead; $10. -v.
Same to same, lot on SE comer of Indiana
and Army streets, E<lC0 by S 50, lot 1, block
3(53. same; $10. • • •
Same to same, lot on ~\V line of "Tennessee
street 200 S of Army. S 75 by W 100. -block
366. same; $10. .
game to same, lot 3. block 469, same; $10.
David. and Florence Cahn to Joslah A. Simp
-son. lot on W line of Missouri street. 300 S
of Colusa, S 100. W 200. N 50. E 100, N 50. E
1C0; $10. , . :
Same to same, lot on W line of Maryland
street, 125 B of Twenty-sixth. S 75 by W 100 ;
$10..-. .
.Same' to ;same.. lot on W line 'of Maryland
street, 50 N of Twenty-sixth, N 75. by W 100;
$10. . • ' •-• . • a I
Catherine McDermott to .Nora MeDermott. \
lot on E line of Eighteenth avenue. 12S:11 N I
of Clement street, N .25 by E 120: $10. i j
Same to same, lot on E line of Seventeenth :
iivenut- 28 ;11 N . of Clement street. N 25 by !
E 120; gift. .' . .¦ . ¦ . : .(
• Estate of Emily F. Currier (by Christopher
B Cnrrler. ¦ executor) to ' George- M. Mitchell, }
lot on N line of A street. 32:6 W of Eleventh
avenue, W 75 by. N 100: also lot on NE corner ]
of A 'street and Twelfth avenue, N 100 by E >
57:6: also let on S line of B street. .30:0 W !
ot .Thirteenth avenue. W 100 by S 100: also;
lot on' W line of : Twenty- third avenue. 260 N !
of Clement street. N 25 by W 120; $.{750. :
E. B. and Emma C. Hallett and W.-.S. and!
Vesta L. Gee to Ruby .A." Morrill. lot on!E!
line of^Eleventh avenue, 200 S of H street, S !
25 by E 120; $10. ' ' . i
•.Same to Edla Xi. White. Iot on E line of j
Eleventh .avenue, 225 S of H street, S 25 .by !
E 120; $10. . . : - '
Jacob Hey man Company (a corporation) to
'James W. Bonn«>y. lot. on E line of Forty-eighth
avenue. 150 S of J street. S 25 by E 120; $10.
.Union Trust Company of San .Francisco to
Mary "L. Alexander, lot on 'E line of Ninth
avenue. 212:6.N »f O street, N 37:6 by E 120;
$10.. .-•¦ •¦¦ -. . . ;!
Robert B. Galley ¦ to Peter J. Tormey. lot on
W line of Forty-second avenue, 175 S of Wi
street. « DO by W 120; 1S100... , i
Edward B. Swales to Thomas E. :Swales, lot I
on E line of-Ashbury street. 50 N of Eight-';
eenth, .N 50 by E 05. lots;32 and S3, block F, j
Park iLanfi Tract' 4; S . . ¦ |
; Cecilia" Kruse to Eldrldge J. Bailey and i
! Thomas Connell. -lot .on- SE line -tt. Edinburgh !
!, street. 25 .SW. of Brazil avenue." S.W;30 by SE !
! 10f> block 40. ;.Excel3ior Homestead; '$10. I
i -'Elizabeth and Robert E.- -Romer >to' Susan
-Gilligan. lot 18. block >4t), same; $10. .
Estate of Adolph Sutro (by Emma L. Mer
rltt and W.H.H.'Adamson.. executors) to Carl
D. Salfleld. lots 21 to 30, block I. Park Lane i
Tract 7;$10:i5. - ¦• ¦ . a
¦ Same to-same, lot !l7.-blo«k-K, -same; $1023. '.
Robert and Emilie White to Robert ¦ White
Company (a corporation), "lot on SW line ot
i fourteenth street. -25 ;SE of SE 25 by SW
.100 block 2S5, South San Franci3co Homestead; •
¦^10" ,•.,: ,, . . ¦ --. -¦.'¦
i ".Same to same. ,lot .on :SW cornerof Cortland
! avenue and Wayne street . S :125 .by I W 70. 1
lots 224.' .220. 228 and ; 230 and 232. . Gift Map
2; also lot on SW corner of •¦Union avenue and I
Gates street. S 125 by AV 7(T. lots U70. 38Xf 383.
385 : and 387. Gift Map 2; $10. . •
Henry W and 'MaryL. Qultzow .to CD
ffessup. lots 2271 to 2273, 2294 to 220C. Gift
Map-'4;.$5. '.
¦ .James Shea: to Annie :Shea' (wife), all proper- ;
"ty;gift. -, . . ¦.-.'¦ -.";.-. ¦¦'.-.:¦ .¦¦:'. :• .., . . I
. Savings and Loan .Society to Susanna Knip- |
per. slot; on, S line of Pacific avenue, 112 W of
Larkln > street, 'W. 27:6 by S 7127 :$Vi; -$3C0o. |
¦ iSylvaln Schnaittachef Ho ¦Benjamin: Barbash.i
lot .on K 'line of Post street. ; 5i W of Frank
lin. W 26 by N 137:6; $10., j
.rrrihn F.'^. Skivlpgton to Anna M «klvlnjr-
THE SAN FBANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1902.
13
Second Feet.
1901.
4902.
October 12 21 20
October 13 21 v 20
October 14 .~ *.. 21 20
October 15 \. 21 20
October 10 ...» 18 U 19
October 17 . 18" 19
October 18 18 ' 19
KINGS RIVER AT RED~MOUNTAIN.
. \ ¦¦ I -Second Feet.
1901.
1902.
OctQbsr 12 1 | 400 215
October 13 400 215
October 14 360 215
October 15 360 25U
October 10 360 215
Octobe* 17 3«O 215
October 18 SCO 216
'. TUOXUMNB RIVER AT LA GKANGE.
Second Fe«t<,
1801.
1002.
October 12 25 25
.October 13... .......,' 15 25
October 14 . ,.. - 7 35
October 15 35
October-16 ... 35
October 17 ... 25
October 18. v .. ", ¦ 25-
SACRAMENTO RIVER AT IRON CANHON
Second Feet.
.. ,_
1901.
j
1902.
: — ¦ I—
October 12.. ........... ? -
October 13..'
October 14 ,. .
October 15 -\ ,
October 16....
October 17
October 18.....:
• 3080
3980
3980
; 3980
3080
3080
3930
-I —
5000
- 8000
5000
5000
5000
5000
5000
Second Feet.
1901.
4902.
October 12 21 20
October 13 21 v 20
October 14 .~ *.. 21 20
October 15 \. 21 20
October 10 ...» 18 U 19
October 17 . 18" 19
October 18 18 ' 19
KINGS RIVER AT RED~MOUNTAIN.
. \ ¦¦ I -Second Feet.
1901.
1902.
OctQbsr 12 1 | 400 215
October 13 400 215
October 14 360 215
October 15 360 25U
October 10 360 215
Octobe* 17 3«O 215
October 18 SCO 216
'. TUOXUMNB RIVER AT LA GKANGE.
Second Fe«t<,
1801.
1002.
October 12 25 25
.October 13... .......,' 15 25
October 14 . ,.. - 7 35
October 15 35
October-16 ... 35
October 17 ... 25
October 18. v .. ", ¦ 25-
SACRAMENTO RIVER AT IRON CANHON
Second Feet.
.. ,_
1901.
j
1902.
: — ¦ I—
October 12.. ........... ? -
October 13..'
October 14 ,. .
October 15 -\ ,
October 16....
October 17
October 18.....:
• 3080
3980
3980
; 3980
3080
3080
3930
-I —
5000
- 8000
5000
5000
5000
5000
5000
ALL the leadin« makes. inc'.adinV^tuTTan\ou«
Gabler. latest and imcro «nl Sell iWuHS
3s; ;$rki£ ri K£}
J1U5 up; 1 Fischer. <tl«- 1 Heine Vo^ *
ChickerinK. $96-$lSi; t BteinwTy % lk$h£
!Sn m^n'L n^5 y^ th^ r bargains; renu and n-
PIA^CO-fha^ ff^^- HEIX =
A SMALL Flsch gt upright left on sale* SS9- ni
reasonable c^h offer refused. 237 Geary' st!
°^^^l E l^ t '' lnwajr u P rt Kht: bargain; no reas-
onable offf/- refused. 237 Geary st
for tn*. reaeon that our expenses are small
m ?', ow n cur own building and buy our
l?rJi l& larE t3, Ua S. Utles for cash - For these
rep^ons we will from to-day place on the '
tr^rket a piano for $200 which we claim is
'Ae best Instrument on the Pacific Coast for
<A.e money. It willpay you to look us up
¦»M 0 H*JS' 1 St' SCOTT - CUBT AZ PIANO CO.!
4, CHANCE for a rood second-hand piano at
a low price :
1 Nugent & Co.. oak case, cabinet grand.$140
1 Vose & Sons, walnut case ... 190
1 Colby & Son, walnut case...! *" *>oo
1 Howard, oak case --...... «
SHERMAN. CLAY & CO.. Steinway pianos
Angelas piano player*. Kearay and Sutter
ets.. San Francisco; 13th & Broadway. Oak-
land. Agents In every Important coast city.
'a few bargains. '
•»One Marshall & Wendell; mahogany case^l63
One \ alley Gem; walnut case 165
One WUlard: mahogany case 175
ATI In fine order; fully guaranteed: easy
payments.
BETNJ. CCRTAZ ft SON. 16-1S-20 OTarreU.
JLXT piano sold by us taken back any time j
v.-lthin two yean and full purchase price al- j
lowed on a new peerless Knab« at regular ;
price; cost* you only 20c a day to buy a
pi*no from us. KOHLER & CHASE. 30
OFarrell st.: gstabllghed 1S50.
TVE are overstocked -with second-hand pianos. ''
taken In exchange, and to clear them out
shall cut the prices way down. Call soon
eoon and secure a special bargain. THE
ZEXO MATTVAIS MTSIC CO.. 769 Market st.
SOHSIEB, Byron Mauzy pianos. Cecilian piaco
player. BYROX MAUZY. 30S-312 Post st.
TOUR piano can be made new for one-quarter
the cost of buying; send for booklet Pierce's
Piano Factory. Market. 14th and Church sts.
.PIANOS to burn: cheaper than firewood; sell
for storage; $25 up; flirt cheap. WILSON'S
STORAGE. 1710 Market et.
Party going to K.T. sacrifices magnificent 3-
pcflal Weber upright piano; 90S Van Ness ave.
aXEATTTIFUL ne-^ pipe organ, suitable for
church or lodgeroom. Byron Mauzy.30S-312Post
HARE chance; three-pedal upright: good as
new. 16 McAllister st
THE WrLET B. ALLEX CO.. 931 Market et. -
bteck.Evgfctt.Ludwlg and ether good pianos.
Sl^ I i. R1OH vl °Kns. withers, old and new. H.
MULLER. Tn-aber. repairer. 2 Latham place.
CHEAPEST acd test in America— The Weekly
r- , 16 Baees, sent, to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for $1.
rAfXTEHS A3TD DECORATORS.
HOOMF papered. $3 up: roofs painted and guar-
aateed. Hartmann Paint Co.. 319 3d; tel. 3521.
PALMISTRY.
A, FREE test. 20 years' experience In New
York reading hands;- let ir.e read yours:
satisfaction or no pay. Cll Turk st.- 1 till
8 P. m. MRS. EELMONT. .
MRS. Morton, palmist, 502 Taylor, cor. Geary;
10 ». m. to 6 p. m.; evenings by appointment.
MMQ G. L. NEERGAARD reads 1 to 4. 702
Per ft St.. corner Jones; phone Polk 831.
PATEKTS AND PEXSIOSS.
2 OBTAIN patents and assist in financing mer- '
. itorious inventions. FRANK P. MEDINA, i
Patent Socialist. .^4 Emma Ppreckels bldg.
[ persoxals. - '
jq h.nsovs n63^tox^^auT^e5toKek
U composed entirely of hygienic herbs and
contains no noionous substance whatever,
no glycerine nor any oleaginous matter; will
-restore color of gray hair in a few days more '
natural than any dye without staining the
scalp; an excellent hair tonic to use, whetlrcr
gray or not. Oa sale at HALE BROS.',
San Francisco, and HYDE'S Drug Store,
I3th and Washington sts.. Oakland. ¦
A— The Star Hair Remedy restores gray and
rafled hair to natural color.improves its growth j
stops telling, cures dandruff and itching scalp; i
3iot a dye; no Ftain. grease or stickiness; the j
¦pest of all hair preparations: druggists and j
fcsjr dressers sell it; If youra does not. there ar o |
«-»t..erc; insist upon having it: no substitute.
THg STAR REMEDY CO..-0S5 G«ary st. - • I
Ore«.>nbaum-« Dental Toilet outfit, consisting ot j
Jfjsterol tooth powder, mouth and gum ivasii, j
* truar. toothbruEh and spool of dental Hoss, I
with booklet on "Care of the Teeth." sent
prepaid to any address on receipt of 73 cents. 1
money order or stamps. Address GREEN- i
"BAUM-S LABORATORY. 200 Post St.. S. F. j
ELECTRIC light in every room— Winchester !
Hotel. 44 Third st.. near Market: 700 rooms j
25c to $1 50 per night; fl 50 to $6 per week; i
free bu* and baggage to an.1 from the ferry: j
2*>OT v O t cheap, but how good Is the motto !
of the manufacturers of the Rapid Rotary |
Star.dard. the sewing-machine of to-day. J.
_JT. EVANS, agent. 1021 Market st. j
WI3ITE enamel iron beds single, three-quarter '
ct double. $2 23. EASTERN OUTFITTING j
CO.. 1310-1312 Stockton st.. near liroadway. 1
IRr.NKEXVESS. morphine e.r.d all drug dis- '
eases positively cured by the Willow Bark
Co.. 1S33 Pc'.k st.. S. F. ; consultation free.
AT les« than cost uncalled Tor suits, overcoats
and trousers, at CHARLES LYONS'. London
tailor. 721 Market et.
ANY style cf hairdressing-. 25c: manicuring, j
2-k:: fcharapdoing. 50c up: all kinds of hair 1
work. G. LEDERER. 123 Stockton st.
SPECIAL for a few day*— Alaska seal jackets.
1115: regular price $150. Atlantic Fur Store,
10 -Grant ave.
Jkm-$2 £0 DERBY and Fedora bats. $1 73. Pop-
ular Price Hatters. 330 Kearny St.. nr. Pine.
.A KJICE «uit. t~: rtyliKh pant?. "SI 75. MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS. 437 Montgomery -t. j
CUPHRFLUOUS hair and moles destroyed with I
electric needie. MISS EATON. 1110 Sutter st. j
THE DR. 'PERRY benefit Is postponed until j
further rotice.
PRIVATE detective work; reasonable rat^s- 10 '
years' crpertenc*-.- J. B. RAY. 457 Minna st. I
S5UPEni-T.UOt;s hair and mclea removed -by
electric neftdlg.PT.&Mrs.Travc-rse.lKOJ.larkfcc.
IH, G. S. MOORE'S scientific hair restorer;
send for circular. 332 O'Farrell st.
-TAILOR-MADE i«alt5. $7 50; pants J2 50
Slisflt Clothing Parlor, cor. Btish and DupontJ
ACTITCA restore eyesight, cures rteafnes-s and
catarrh. A'Vlda Co.. 7C3 \'alencla. cor. 10th.
ALKREDT'MS Ejrj-ptian Henna restores gray !
fcalr lo Us natural color; $1; at All druggl«ts.
ONE MINUTE TOOTHACKiC DROPS CURE
inrtantly; 30c and .25c: all druggists.
SfASQtTERADE certBiaw. play books, wigs;
¦country onlerf. GOLDSTEIN A^CO.. 7S3 Mkt.
33R. LAMOTTE'S FRENCH COIW PAINT; the
best corn cure; -25c; ajl druggists. . j
CHEAPEST and fcert in America— The Weekly I
Cali. Hi pages, -sent to any address In the !
tTTilted States or Canada one year for %\. [
KEAL ESTATE — -CITY— FOR *AL.K. J
TO TAXPATEES. V« 'i
Under advice of our attorney we are having
j>r*i-ared protests to accomjaany . the payment
«J city taxes paid through our office for the
present fiscal year toi enable our clients to re-
cover from the city the tax of 15 cents per
$100 for «chool bulIdingE and a hospital, which
we &re advised in illesal.
Property owners who wish to have their
taxes paid by us under protest are requested to
communicate with us immediately.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
Firrt lnttallraent now due. ;
Deltacuect November 24. 1M2. - ; j
<JNLT
*nvo
LEFT.
1 7250— Elegant new modern r*sf<Jenc«! of 9 |
and 31 room*; natural w<**5 finish through-
out- 4- mantels; pressed brick and mcrble
e.irtrs. etc For terms f="e GEORGE .STIER-
LEJCon the preroiFes. Masonic ave.. one and
a tz.lt blocks soutji of Hai?ht et. ' .-. .
SJAMIATXASS LOAN COMPAXY (Inc.).
Loan* «a rrral estate, alro for the full cost
of impi-ovements and part cost of lot; houses
built on terms to suit: plan* free; Interest C
per cent. HfT-8 Crocker building.
JFGJOO — MODERN 3 flats, No. 711 Castro tt,
near Twentieth, rent S726 yearly; also new
«u-ner flats, corner Twentieth end
Hartiori Et?., near Castro, rent $54<> yearly;
easy terms If desired. Owner. 70t> Castro st.
Jje.OOO— LOT 30x75 and improvemenls; S.W^.
corner Gouirh et. and Ivy ave.: doiftile bouae
17 rooms, facing Gou«h ft.: 4-room cottage
on Ivy ave.; telling to divide *eute. Ayply
en • premises. ' ¦
$9000— MOrjEKN* house. 14 rooms, beautiful
CTptisdc; lot 75x137:6. Owner. .2050 Post -fit. .
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
| Train* leave and are due toarrlva a t ¦
»AN i'RANCIsCO.
Plain Liae. foot of Market Street /
Lim — JFjiom October 19. 19U2. — amit?
7.00a Benlcia, &u}su_ , £l_lr» and Sacr»-
mento ....". ... .... — • 8 55?
7.00a Vacaville, Winters, Ramsey........ 7.Bbr
7-30* Martinez. San Ramon, Vnllejo,
. Xapii. Cslistosfi. Saot&Bosa 625?
S.QOa Davis, Woodland. Knights .Landing.
ilarysTllle. OroTlllo 7-SSp
800a Attoniic Express — O?den and Eaat. 825*
S.00a Nllea, Lathrop. Stockum. ..:.......- 7-C6?
8-OOa. Sties, Mendota,H*ttfora.VUirtra,i4.«»
Portervnie : t m 4.Sir
840a Shasta Express— Darts, William*
(for Bartlett Springs), Willow*,
lied Bluff, PortUnd.... 7-65*
8.30a San - Jose. Llvermore, Stockton,
lone, Sacramento. PlacervlUe,
MnrysvlU*. Chiuo. Red Bluff 4-25*
8.30a Oakiale. Chiaexe. Jamestown. So- ; .
nora, Tuolumne aad Aaget» ..... 4-25?
9.00a Vallejo 12.*5#
id. CO a Los Angeles Express — Martinez,
Tracy, Lathrop.&toclcton.Merced.
Kaymond. Fresno, Bafcersfleld
an» Los Anzele*. 8.25a
9.30 a Vallejo, Martinez and Way Stations 7.55 r
1 0.00 a The Overland x LImlte4 — Ogden,
Dcaver, Omaha. Chicago. 6.2Sr
1200m H.iyward. Mies aad War Stations. 3.25r
ti.OQp Sacramento River Steamers fli.CO* '
3-03x> Benlcla. Winters. - Sacramento,
Woodland, Williams, Willows, ,
, Knights Landing. Marys vine.
Oroville. Colasa.Cornlns.Tehama 10.55 a
330p Hay ward, X lies »nd Way Stations.. 765r
4-OQr Mar:inei,S:i:iKanioa.VttllejQ,Napa. \
Cailstoga, Santa Rosa ' 925a
4-OOp Kllea. Llvermore. Stockton, Lodl.. 4.25r
4.30P Hayward. Xiles. Inrtngtoa, Saa t t8-55*
- . Joae, Llvermore I ;i1.55a
4-30p Tbe Owl Limited— Fresno, TuUre.
BaSersfleld. Saajcus for Saata
Barbara, Los Angeles 8.65a
GOOp PortCosts.Traey.Lathrop.Stockton ID 25a
BOOp ilartlnez, Antioch. Stockton, Her-
ced. Kaymond, Fresno 12-25r
tS.ZOP Xiles.Saa. Jose Local.. 1055a
6.00r Haytvarii.Xlle* and San Jose 7.25a
tS-OOp V*i»ejo» „ 11.25a
. 6.00 1" Oriental Mall — Ogden, Denver,
- Omaha. St. L*nls. Caicai^o. . 4.25*
. 700p San PaUo, Port Costa, Jlartlnej
and Way Stations 11.25a
*7.00> VaUeJo 7.56?
B.OSr Oragon * California Express— Sao
ramento,. Marysvllle, ReddlDgr,
Portland. Puget Sound and East. 8.55a
19.1Qy Hftywarq. yilcs and 8an Jose ti 1 - 65 a
COAST LINE (Samm fiaag*).
(Foot of Market Street.)
8.15a Kevark, Ccnterrllte. San Jose, ¦-•'.¦¦
Fclton, Boulder Creek. Santa
Cruz and Way Stations.... 65OF
t2-15r Newark, Ccntervtlle. Baa Jose, ¦
- Keir Alnmden Felton, Boulder -
Oreelt. Santa Cruz aad Principal
'Way Stations i *t1050A
415p Newark, San Jose, LosGato* t850A
I10-45F Hunter's Train t7-20?
Arrive! San Jose 12.43 ax Sunday . ,
- 1ht«i Los Gfttos 4.33 r* Sunday j
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY.
from SAN JfT.AXClSCO, Foot of Market St. (Slip 3)
— tT:15 9:00 11:00 A.M. 1.00 300 5.15 »".«.
Trom OAKLAND, iuot of Broadway — IS :00 iBiOO
ts-.Oo 10:00 AJt. 12.00 2.00 -4.0tPai.
COAST LINE (Broad Sa^aj. "
(TUlrd and Townaend Streets.)
6-10 a Sap Jons and Way Stations......... BSOr
700a S»n Jose and Way Swtions ... 7.30p
/7 00a K<w AlTiaden „„ „ /3-5Q»
8.00a Court Line Limited — San Jmb. •jww
Gllroy.Halllster.Sallnas.San Luis
Obtspo. Santa Barbara. Lo» Anse-
les and Principal IatermedSate
•Stations 10.43*
9.00a S«u Joae. Tres PInos, Capitals,
j- SAauCraz.PactfleGroTe.SallB«*.
Sau Luis Oblspo and .Principal
. Intermediate Stations .......... 4.10F
10.3Qa San Jose and War Stations 1000a
11.30 a San Jose.LosGatosand Way Stations 530p
tUOy San Jose and Way Stations.......'^ 2'JqJ
3.307 Bijrliosame. San Mateo, Red-arood.
. > Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Mountnla
View, Saata Clara and San Jos«. 8.38a
4. 00p Del Monte Kxpres?— San Jose, Gil- '
roy, Holltster. Santa Cruz, Pel
Jlonte. Monterey. Pacific Drove,
and PrlndpalWay Stations....... 10.45a
t4.3C? San Joacnnd Principal War Stations tSJUU
' t5.0Qp Sao.Jofte, Loa GaW* and Principal
Way Stations ....'.. ... J ... ' t9-00A
530p San Jo»e and Principal War Station* 1.30r
tS.loP San Mateo. Belmont. lledwood, -- ¦
Menlo Pnrk. Palo Alto tB48A
6.30p San Jose and Way Stations ' 9.38a
7.00p K«w Orleans Express — Saa Luis
Oblspo, -Santa Barbara, Los An-
geles, Demlntj, El Paso, Sew
-Orleans and East. ..:....... HMSa
n11.45pPft!o Alto and Way SUtlons. ....... t9 45p
«t!1.45p San Jose and Way Stations flM&y
A for Morn in?. - P for Afternoon.
• Dally irom Los Gatos. Saa Jose and Way SXatUuwt
except Sunday beyond.
' t Sunday excepted. X Sunday only.
. a Saturday only. e Monday only.
& Connects at Gosben Jc. wltn train for Han ford
- At Fresno, for Vlsalla via Sanger.
/ Tuesday and Friday. -
m Connection may be made at Gothen Jc. with tr US
from Bakersfleld. .
_ n Dally except Saturday. _,'
NORTH SHORE RAILROAD.
Via Sausalito Ferry. .
Commencing April 27, 1302.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL. VAIXKT
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS— «:45. *7:45. 8;45. 9:30. llrf»
a. m.. 12:20. •!:.«. 3:15.4:13. a:I5.*a:lS. «:«.
9:00, 11:45 p. id. 7:45 a. m. does not run to
M SUNX)AYS— 7:80, 8:00, *B:CO. "10:00. l*rtX)u
11:30 a. m., 12:30, 1:30. 2:30. »3:*5. 6M. «;00.
7-30 0:00, 11;45 p. m.
Trains marked C* run to San Quentln.
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS— 6:20. »6:20. 7j40. 8:1B. «9ao.
ll:0O^T. m.. 12^5. 2:15. •3:30. 4:10. 5:aO. %M,
10 roNDAY'S-6U», «8:eo, «:30. •11:00 «. ra..
•lltCOinT. 1-.00. 2:15. -3: 30. 4.1S. ?5:43, «:43.
7*30 10:20 p m. •
'Trains marked <•) start from San Qnentln.
FROM MILL VALLET TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK- DATS— 5:40v «:40. 7:43. 8:23. 9:43.
11:10 a. m.. 12:35. 2:45. 3:50. 5:10, 6:28: 7:10.
10 SU 1 &AT&- i «:30. 1 1Q:CS. 11:10 a. m..
12718:1:20.^30. 3^5. 5*0. «:06. 1H3. 16:40
*• m ' THROUGH TBAINS.
7:45 a. m- week .day*— Cazadero and way
Btations. -'"_
3:15 p. m. Saturdays — Caza4«ro and -way «ta-
tlcns.
¦5:15 p. m. .we«lc days (Saturdays excepted)—
Tomales .-and way stations. ' .
S : 00 a. m. Sundays— Cazadero and way sta-
tions.
10:00 a. m. Sundays— Point Reyes and way
¦U tions.
. Legal Holiday boats and trains will run oa
Sunday time. ..
ilOUNT TAMALPAI5 RAILWAY
," Leave . Via Sausalito Ferry • • Arrive
San Fran. Foot nf Market St. San Fran.
MM. ££z±?z> ££ S£
9:S0a. 8:00 a. _fc. - m^.^ u , rM „ Ia , 12:15 p. O.Ioa.
1:4op. »"-«0a. rrTZ|*^T * 1:15 F. J-^5f.
1:15p. 10-.OQA. "f^^l^t^ 3:30 »" *»».
11:30 a. *'"-'"•" b*** "**¦ 4»0 p
!".r.~! 1:30 p*. "THRnBfTlllLTltl"- S.oO T.'".'~iZ
......... 2:30 r. «p«»iiu»j«ti«uKi. 8:15 p -«»
SlTUaDltt (HLf— Imr, Inn H> r. airir. Su frucfan UM *. "™
P.-W o«n». ci-MAmr limn »«« mmxro bmi. :
THE WEEKLY CALL
per Year.
. - - - - • •
ROOMS TO LET— Farn. and tJninrn.
SILVER, 3S — Single room 'for, gentleman^ •"
BT. DAVID'S, 715 Howard— 200 rms.; ea suite
. or ei&gle; clean beds; $1 £0 to $5 per week.
STOCKTON, 41 and 45— Newly furnished sunny
. suites; also single rooms; $2 to $7 per week;
phone Black 2712. . :-.¦-.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch office, 2200 Flllmore.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements- and :
i subscriptions has been established at 1090 '
'Valencia st.' ' ' ¦
ROOMS ' AND BOARD. -
CALIFORNIA, 807 (Stevenson Maneion)— Large
front cor. room; suitable 3 adults; handsome-
ly furn.; exceptional table; rates to perman't.
STANLEY place,* 54, bet Harrison and Bry»
ant, off First — Table board, 2Bc meal; .room'
ted board. $5 week. - . ¦ ' . .
TURK. 620 — 2 connecting rooms, • with' board;
running water; gas; bath; -suitable for '2 gen-
tlemen; home comforts; $25 month each. -
LAMBOURNE. 420 Eddy— High-class house;
furniphed suites or single: steam heat. -
ROOMS "WANTED.
YOUNG German man wishes a room In private
family. Box 3472 Call. : .
SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES.
ALL kinds bought, sold, rented, exchanged; re-
pairiLg; lowest rates. Tel Green 144. 205 4th.
ALL kinds bought, sold and repairing guaran-
tetd. Chas. Plambeck. 1015 Mlfflon. nr. :15lh.
j "3 SPECIAL NOTICES,
| LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills
are the best. Safe, reliable. Take no .other.
SeDd 4c, stamps, Tor particulars. ".Relief tor
Ladies." in letter by return. mall. Ask your
druggist. Chlchester Chem. Co.. Phlla., Pa.
STORAGE AXD^WAREHOUSES.
A— EMPORIUM aiOitXGli eO.'''s£?£M
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD <JOOD3
STORED— MOVED— PACKED— SHIPPED.
725-731 HOWARD, near THIRD ST.
• Phone GRANT- 161.
1'IERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co.. of-
fice Post and Powell sts.; tel; Priv. Ex. 571.
GOLDEN West Storage: advances made; S10
Mission gt. ; tel. Howard 941. F. W. ZehCuss.
BEKINS Van and Storage Co.. C30 Market St.;
tel. Main 1840; chipping at cut rates.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Cnm-
pany. 2320 Flllmore st. ; phone Jackson 2S1.
AND St'l'PJUIES.
GREAT BARGAINS KTTYPEWRTfE^S-W-e
eell better machines for less money than any
house in the city; rentals $3. The Typewriter
Exchange. 53U -California; telephone Main 2«0.
2D-HAND typewriters sold, rented, repaired.
Webster Typewriter Inspec. Co.. 20)) Sansame.
TYPEWRITING & MIiMEOGRAPHING.
EXPERT typewrit\ng. 4c folio; copies,2c;mlm-
eograpnlng. 027 Market, r. 305; Howard 15:JU.
PROPOS ALS.^
.PROPOSALS for Clothing - and .Equipags.
Depot Quartermaster's Ofn'ce, 3tJ New Mont-
gomery Street, San Francisco, Cal., October
27, 1902. — Sealed -proposals in triplicate will
be received at this' office until 10 o'clock
a. m., Monday, November 10. 1902. Pacific
Standard Time, and then opened, for fur-
nishing Knit Wool Drawers, Berlin Gloves,
Neckties, Muslin Shirts. Heavy Cotton Stock-
Ings, Heavy Wool Stockings, Suspenders,
Knit "Wool Undershirts, Heavy Corn Brooms,
Scrubbing Brushes, Mattress Covers and Pil-
low Cases. Quantities to be subject io an
increase of 60 per .cent, if desired by this
Department. Bids will be opened for the
delivery of the same articles at either the
San Francisco. Boston, Chicago -and Phila-
delphia Depots. To avoid misunderstanding
as to the exact nature of the articles to be
furnished bidders will carefully -examine the
standard samples and specifications, so that
proposals may be submitted by them with
a full knowledge of what will be required,
as an absolute compliance with the standards
and specifications will be Insisted upon hi the
inspection of the goods. Unguaranteed bids,
and bids upon samples differing from stand r
ards and specifications, will, under no cir-
cumstances, be entertained.- Proposals for
lees .quantities than advertised for will be
entertained. Bids for -delivery, or Inspection
at other points than those named above will
net be considered. Early deliveries are es-
sential. Bidders ¦ must state In their pro-
posals .-the rate and time of delivery, should
contract be awarded to them. The articles
advertised Tor are the same for, which bids
will be wpened at the other depots. 'Prefer-
ence will be given to articles of domestic
production and manufacture, conditions of
' price and quality being equal (Including in
• the price of foreign production and manu-
facture the duty thereon), .and- such prefer-
ence will . .be given to articles of American
' production and manufacture produced on the
Pacific Coast to the extent of , the consump-
tion required by the public service there.
The United -States reserves the right to ac-
cept or reject <ny or all proposals Or any
part ' thereof, /information and blanks for
proposals will be furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals will be in-
dorsed "Proposals No. 8C91. S " and addressed
to Lieutenant Colonel C. P. Miller, Deputy
Quartermaster General, U. S. Army. Depot
Quartermaster.
SAN HIANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 25, 1002 — Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, will be received here
and at office of quartermasters -until 11 a. m.
Nov. 24, 1902. for furnishing during six
months ending June 30, 1903, forage and
straw for San Diego Barracks- and for camp
t near Monterey, Cal. ; also at same time, at
. this office only, for forage and straw for Al-
' catraz island. Fort Baker. Benlcla Barracks,
Fort Mason. Fort McDowell, Fort Miley.
Presidio of San Francisco, San Francisco, and
San Francisco, Cal., for shipment to Hono-
lulu, H. T.; and fuel, forage and straw for
discharge camp. Angel Island, Cal. U. .S. re-
serves Tight to reject or accept any or all
bids in whole or in part. Preference given
. to articles of American production, condi-
j tions of price and quality (including In the
I price of .foreign productions the duty thereon)
being equal, and such preference given to
articles ot American production produced on
the Pacific Coast, to extent of consumption
required by the public service there. Informa-
tion furnished on application to quartermas-
ters at San Diego Barracks and at camp near
Monterey. Cal., or to undersigned. Envelopes
containing bids to be indorsed "Proposals for
Fuel. Forage and Straw," addressed to said
quartermasters or to D. D. WHEELER,
Chief Quartermaster, v . '
PROPOSALS for army transportation — Depot
quartermaster's office, 36 New Montgomery
¦st.. San Francisco, Cal., October 25, 1002
Sealed proposale will be received at this of-
fice until 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday, Nov.
10. 1902, for transportation of passengers, ani-
mals and freight for the army to and from
S: Sun ; Frai.ciseo, Cal. ; Portland, Ore. ;, Seattle
Wash.; Tacoma, Wash., and Manila, P.- I
until June 30, 1903. Bids will be received
lor such .transportation fron one or -moro or
all of the ports of departure mentioned. Full
particulars will be furnished on application
to -Lieutenant Colonel C. P. MILLER. Depot
Quartermarter.
MABRIAGE LICENSES.
The following; marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Umberto A. Guaepari, 24, 940 Jackson street,
and Lillie .Cavacfcaro, 17, 240 Ocean House
road.
Geonre I. Haldofn, 30, city, . and Cora
Thomas, 28, city. ¦
Walter F. Hough, 37, New York City, and
Myrtle Hyde. 32, New, York City.
Arthur M. Van Dyke, 30, 3728 Twenty-third
¦street, and Alice E. Smith, CO, Burlington la.
David S. Litchenstein, 84; G05 Post street
and Katie Hayes, «4, 1254 Montgomery street.
Arthur A. Fountain, 33. Chicago, and Marion
L. Brand. 23, Taeoma. Wash.'
William 3... Medina, -21, Crockett, and Etta
M. Hill. 21, 3020 Sacramento street.'- :
Joseph Cane, -24,'.. city, and Kathryn Healy,
22, city. ' ¦
Antonio d* Andrade, 32, 908 Sansome street,
and Roza Freita, C5, 90S Sansome street.
Henry W. Goldstein, 34, Oroville, and Lit ta
Jacobson," 22, city.
Christian L. M. Kuhne, 40, 421 "McAllister '
street find Anna . M. M. Haberecht, 27 421
McAllister street. 1 • „ * •¦ ;
! Charles Kaufman, 8.9, Corning, ' and Eva'
Gyle 27, 1^29 Webster street. '
Giuseiipe Snfdalere. 21, 1318 Kearny street,
and Antrela Seria.' IS, 1318 Kearny street.
Nathan Eckstein. 21, Seattle, and Mlna A.
Schwabacher, 21, /city. ..
"BIBTHS-liBRIMES^EAmi
Birth, -marriace and death -notices sent iby,;
trail will not bo inserted. They must be hand<*d I
in nt either of the publication offices and be
Indorsed with the. name and residence 'of ptr- ;
sons authorized to have the same published. . :
VBORN.
GOLDSMITH — In Sausalito, October ,22, 1002,
• to the wife of M. F. Goldsmith, a daughter.
PLATO— In this city. ¦ October 10. -1802, to the
wife of John .Platb, a daughter. . .
„ _____
FULLERTON — FIUJSH— in.San Jose, October
2, 1002, by Justice Wallace, George Fuller-'
ton - and Mabel Frush, both-- of San Fran-
. Cisco, i ¦ . ' ' " . . • - .
HOUUH— HYDK— In this city, October 27,
l ( .)02, by the Rev... John Stephens, Walter i
Fairchild HouRh and Myrtle Hide, ..both of
New York City, N. Y. . ',
NEWBURT — MORGAN— In' this city, October
20, ' 11)02. by the Rev. William C. Pond,
I G«orse i Baxter Newbury and Kathryn iMor-
can.' ¦ • .-.'¦; . . " • \
BARIS—BEHA— In this city, October .20. 1902,
by. .tne 4 Rev. T. ¦ N. Psshkovsky, Vasili p.
Slris and .Elisabeth Beha, both of San Fran-
eiseo. * . ...:". . .
REAL ESTATE -Country— For Sale.
FOR SALE NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
Small tracts. $60 to (90 per acre, on Rancho
Cotatl. Sonoma Co. ;• future value assured, ax
Ban Francisco Is growing rapidly: location
best for poultry and general farming. Apply
to The CotaU Co.. 302 California fit. for
pamphlet and Information.
Alfalfa land, with water for irrigation. $10 per
acre. P. H. JORDAN. 116 Montgomery st.
FINE land; cood climate; cheap homes. Joy ¦
& Maher. Watsonvtlle. Santa Cruz Co. Writa.
PHVSICIAKS AND SDRGEONs!
DR. C. C. O'DONNELL. — Office and residence?
1021 Vt Market Bt.. bet. Sixth and Seventh.
LADY patrons — DR. ROSEN has moved office
to his residence, 1007% Market, near Sixth.
SPECIALIST for diseases of men and women.
Call nr write DR BALL. 1073*4 Market «t.
ALAMEDA ADYEftTISEMfiNi\
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
SEE our beautiful homes for sale.
Ideal location. Great bargain.
EASY TERMS.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY.
ISOO Park St.. Alameda.
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE. ,
4-ROOM high basement cottage (4 good rooms
can be added in basement), bath, hall, man-
tel, folding doors, ; bay-window; water con-
nected from well ana tank; fruit and shade
trees; barn and driveway; chicken house and
yard; lot &3xL35; fenced; price $1650; terms
$500 cash, balance to suit. O. A. RUDOLPH,
Lorin. Open Sundays.
SNAP. " ~~~ " '
Investment property: house In first -class con-
; dition, containing 15 rooms, and baths, sta-
j tionary tubs; gas; street work done; cement
sidpwalks; lot 50x135; nice garden; fruit
trees; chicken houses; everything in first-
class condition; 2 blocks from station; rented
for $48 per month; price $2830;' terms $600
cash, balance $35 per month; must be sold
at once; owner Is leaving for the East. O.v
A. RUDOLPH. Lorln. Open Sundays.
HOUSES FOR SALE IX EAST BERKELEY.
$1000— 4-r. house;- 35x100; near station.
$1600 — 7-r.. house; 40x100; good view.
$2000 — 6-r. house; Scenic Tract; fine view.
J-2350 — 0-r. house; new; Shattuck ave.
j S25C0 — 8-r. house; near College ave.
$3000 — C-r. house; corner Mllvia st. '
$3150— 6-r. house; North Berkeley; lot\S0xl30.
$4liC0 — 7-r. house; cor. Walnut st.
$4250^ — 10-r. house; Channing way; central.
$47(X> — S-r. house; Hillcgass ave.; bargain.
$10.000 — 10-r. house; Benvenue ave; new.
$25,000 — 12-r_ house; Durant ave.; very fine.
CHENEY & BERRY, Berkeley Station.
$S0OO — A SNAP; new building, consisting of 2
flats of 5 large rooms ¦ each. 2 large
stores and a bakery and oven; lot 50x
1.S1; small cottage and barn for 6 horses
in rear of lot; rents for $88 per month
. -net: 202S-2030-2032 and 2034 Addlson st..
Berkeley .station.
i W. C. MORAN & CO.. 2131 Stanford place.
I FOR SALE: — One of the best residences in
Berkeley; house of 10 rooms; everything mod-
ern; fine corner lot, 125x147; street work all
done; view unsurpassed; location excellent
JOSEPH J. MASON. Real Estate,
Berkeley station.
FRDITYALEADYERTISEMENTS
FROTVALE REAL ESTATE.
BUY A HOME IN F^UITVALe" "¦
$1200 — 4 rooms and bath; ?500 cash;' terms.
| $1300 — 5 rooms and bath; lot 50x120; fruit
j trees.
$1500 — « rooms and bath; $150 cash; $15 -mo.
$2300 — 5 rooms and bath; half cash; lot 100
X175.
: $2500 — 5 rooms and bath: n«ar local.
$2900—6 rooms; up to date; very fine; $750
cash, balance long lime.
P. H. BLAKE\ Fnntvale, E. 14th. nr. P. O.
OAKLAB ADVERTISEMENTS.
\ CJI I ICK. 3!I8 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND HEAL ESTATE.
j $200 CASH. $5 monthly; one acre of good land
! In fine section; mord if needed adjoining-
price $375 all told; adjoining East Oakland;
j juet the place for- a chicken run; about Is
\ lots In all; near electric cars, school house
and neighbors; delightful climate; no fogs nor
; raw winds here; adjoining "East Oakland. Call
¦ or send for circular. 455 Seventh st., opp.
Broadway Station, Oakland; carriage free.
; H. Z. JONES. Owner. , ,
I OAKLAND-^- ••-*, ~~
; S21 S3d st.; 5-room story and half hous»;
modern; barn; cement sidewalk and street
paved; price $1500; small payment down,
; balance same as rent. A. E. RUDELL, 301
• California Bt.
. IF you want to get some genuine maps in cot-
: tage property for each or exchange, city or
i country, call on L. BLODGETT. 1153 23d
I ave.. East Oakland.
. — -— — _ _
j PAY the Oakland Home Co. what you are pay-
j ing interest and they will pay off your mcrt- '
' gage for y»u. 950 Broadway, Oakland.
¦ $1050 — LOT nn-t-clas» locality; only a
minutes' walk to City Hall: handy to cars.
Address GEO. H. VOSE,
4t>7 Twelfth st.. Oakland.
OAKLAND FtRXITLRE FOR SALE.
KUKN1TUKE good and cheap this monthT~H?
j ECHELI.HAAS. 4t#i Eleventh »t- Oakland.
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
BUENA VISTA ave., 449. near Frederick^
famished or unfurnished rooms to let. with-
stable.
ELLIS. 736 — Large room, 2 beds, 2 closets,
' grate, bath; smaller "room, $8.
I GOLDEN Gate «ve., «22 — Two sunny bay-wln-
j dow suites, 2 and 3 rooms; 1st and 2d floors.
! HAIGHT, 21S— Beautifully furnished rooms,
! single «r en suite;' grand view; terms leas-
; enable; new.
: JESSIE. 335 — Large sunny, bay window room;
| -pas stove; complete for light housekeeping;
$12.
LAGTTNA. G42 — Two connecting sunny front
rooms furnished for light housekeeping; priv.
OCTAVIA. near Market— New modern flat,
; choice of 2, " or 4 unfurnished or partly fur-
] nished sunny rooms; 3 front connecting
rooms; with young American couple; no chil-
dren; gas. bath; ref. exch. 1510 Mission St.
STEINER. 1327, cor. Ellis— 2 or 3 nice fur^
j nished housekeeping rooms ; $-0 per month.
WEBSTER. 711—2 nice' sunny rooms, dining-'
room and kitchen; every convenience.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch office. 2io:> FiUmore.
A EKAXCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1030
Valencia xt. ¦'.'.'¦:¦¦¦
I
j ROOMS TO LET — Farn. anil UnCiirn.
i A— rTHE AXGELTJS. M0 Stockton — Brick build-
' lnc; elegantly furnished suits, with or wlth-
J cut private baths: elevator, heat, hot and
, cold water; reasonable; breakfast if desired.
ARGYLE Hotel, 23J McAllister— New, elegant,
tunny, 75c day upward; McAllister cars to
door; handsomest grill room in California.
A— EEUJCSWICK- House. 148 Sixth— Rooms.
25c to $1 per night; $1 25 to $5 per week, and
light housekeeping rooms; open all night;
AVON HOTEL. 502 Bush st. — Newly furnished
rooms and suites; transient solicited.
j AT .. Tne Almonte." J>73 Market st. (or No. 1
Fifth et.); rooms 25c." 50c, $1." *1 50' night:
$1 50 to $10 per week: house open all
BURNETT. 142C Market (old No. 1364) — Fur-
n'.fhtd rms.. suites, single ; also unfurnished.
CLIFFORD,, 204 Ellis, corner Mason— Elegantly
i furnished sunny rooms; prices reasonable, g
ELLIS. 321 (Mozart) — Nicely furn. rooms. 35c,
$1 50 night: $1 50. $0 week: open all night.
GEARY, 730 — Sunny parlor suite: running^
¦water; -w:Jl furnish for gents; board optional. '
Grand Southern, 7th and Mission — Rooms ftOc to
$1 50 night: $2 to *t! -w«"»k: reading room. ¦ '
JESSIE, 3.#t— Sunny room; furnished; house-
I keeping: gas; range; $10. .
I JCNES. C14— Sunny front parlor nicely furnlsh-
cd, $15^ sonny -eingle room/; $8. '. s" _' . - •
MCALLISTER. 054 — Large nicely furnished,
•eunny front room; bath.
MINNA. CC7, cor. Eighth— Newly furnished
bay-window room, $1 per week; transient.
OAK, 10T» — Two large furnished bedrooms.
O'FARRELL, 20 — Sunny furnished rooms and
offices; elevator; elpc. lights; day, week, mo.
O'FARRELL, ,1510 — Newly- furnished- sunny
- houuekeeping rooms: nrivate family.
UOYAL House. 12C Ellis — Incandescent light,
reading room, smoking room and ladies' -par-
lor: roomc. per night. 35c to $1 .00: week, $2-
to $S; month. $S to $30; elevator on ground
floor: rooms -with hot and cold water: baths.
iEHERMAN House. .28 8th, near Market— Re-
fpectable family : rooming-house; 35c. to 6.0c..
BAILWAY T3AVEL.
SANTA FE I TRAINS
Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. •
I Llm'd I
Local Mon & Local Ovrl'd
DaUy Thurs Dally Dally
Lv Ean Fran.... 8:00 a »:30a 4;20p 8:00 p
Ar Stockton 11:00 a 12:08 p 7:18pll:15p
"Merced l;45p l-40p 1:30a
"Fresno 3:20p 3:«0p 3U5a
"Hanford 5:00 p 3:51 p 8:05*
"Vlsalla ...... 4:4Sp 4:48p ., 5:00a
— Bakerstteld .. 7:10p 5:50 p 7:33a
"Kansas City 2:61a .....; S:02La
•• Chicago 2:Q0p ...... 8-47 p
a for morning; p for afternoon.
8:00 a. m. Daily is Bakensneld Local, stop-
ning at all points in San Joaqulh Valley. Cor-
responding train arrives at 7:50 a. m. daily.
» :30 - a. m. Mondays .and Thursdays is the
California Limited, carrying Palace Sleeping
Cars and Dining Cars . through to Chicago.
Chair Car runs to Bakersfleld for accommoda.
lion i of loeal ftrst-class passengers. No second-
class tickets are honored on -this train. Corre-
spondlns, train arrives at 11:10 p. m. Tuesday
and Friday.
4:20 p. m. Is Stockton Xocal. Correspondinir
train arrives nt 11:00 a. :m. dally. .
8:00 p. m. Is the Overland Express, with
through Palace and Tourist Sleepers aad Free
Reclining Chair Cars to Chicago; .also Palace
S'eeper which cuts opt at Fresno. Correspond.
Ing train arrives at 6:00 p. m. dally. .
Office — 041 Market street and In . Ferry De-
pot. San Francisco; 1112 Broad-way, Oakland.
CALIFORNIA KORTBWESTEBN RY. CO.
¦ }- LESSEES
.TAN FFANC1SG0 AND Nf'RTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY CO.lIPAJrr..
Tibnron Ferry, Foot of Market St.
SAN FRASC1SCO TO SAS RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS — 7i30, 8:00, 11:00 a. m.; 12:35.
1 a:30 5:10, 6:30 p. m. ThursdayB — Extra trip
at il:30 p. m. , Saturdays — Extra trips .at
1:50 -and '11:30 -p.- m.- -: ¦ > •
SUNDAYS— 6:«W. W:30. U:00 a. m.;, l:3p. 3:30,
" 5:00 and 6:20 p. m.
SAX RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS— 0:05, 7:35, 7:66. 0:20. 11 :U
a m.; 12:50, 3i4tt r 8:00. 5:20 p. ra. Batur-
:days — Extra trips at 2:C5 and .6:33 «. m.
SUNDAYS—* :00. ..9:40, U :15 a. m. ; 1 :40. 3 :10.
4:65, 5:05. 6:25 p. m. -. •
Leave I In Effect I Arrivs
San Franciacol -May 4,. 1902. [San Franclaeo
Week I Sun- I Destina- i 6un. I Week
Days. |, days. I tlon. ¦[ days. | Days.
7-3tta 8:00a Ignado 0:10a 8-.il0a
3:30p 9:30a and . 10:40a 8:40a
5:10 p 0:00 p Novato 0:05 p 6:20 p
... -. ... 7:35 p "
7-30 a 8:00a Petalrsma ¦ 10:40 a 8:40a
3:?.0p 9:30 a . and «ti:0i> p 10:20 a
,5:10p 6:00 p Santa Rosa 7:35 p .6:20 p
Fulton ¦
7:30 a - Windsor ¦. . 10:20 a
5:00 p Healdsturg 10:40 a
Lytton
Geyservllle . :
-3:30. p .8:00 a Cloverdale 7:35 p CtZOp
~1 :3o"aT"8 :00"a I Hopland <jl0 :40 aJlO :20*a
S:20p|.5:00pl > -Uklah .( 7:£5 p{ 6:20 n
7:30a| SiOOa Wllllta " 1 7^5p| 6^0 p
"7:30 al 8:00 al Guerneville -j *7:35 p]l«:20a
3:30pls:C0p( ; (lO^tO a| 8:S0 t>
¦7:30 al 8:C0 al ..' Sonoma ' " : | 0;10a| S^Oa
tiilQpl 5:00 p| GleU £llen | «:05.p 63tOp
7-30 al S:00a| Sebdstopol 110:40 aho:2O a
:3:30,pr.S:OOi>{ ¦¦'-¦¦¦..:•-. |-7:3Spf6:20p
Stages -connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West
Springs -and White Sulphur Springs: at Fulton
for Altruria; at Lytton for Lytton Springs; at
Geyservllle for ' Skassa Springs; at Cloverdalo
for the Geysers and Boonevllle: at Hopland "for
Duncan Sprinfrs. ?Hlshland Springs, Kelseyvllle.
Carlsbad Springs, ;Soda Bay. -Lakeport and
Bartlett Springs; at Uklah for Vichy Springs.
Saratoga Springs, Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell
Lake. Witter Springs. 'Upper -Lake. Pomo,>Fot-
¦t-er Valley. "John Day's. :Rlver»ide, L.lerley's.'
Bucknell's Sanhedrin Heights. HullrlUe. Orr's
Hot Springs. Half-way House, Comptche, Camp
Stevens Hopkins. Mendoclno City, Fort Bragg,
Westport, Usal: at Willits for Sherwood, Cahto.
Covelo. Lajftonvllle. Cummlngs.. Bell's Springs.
Harris. Olsen's. Dyer. Pepperwood, Scotia ¦ and
Eureka..'- ¦ ¦' - •¦ : ," » '••
. Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets .at re-
duced rates. : . ' - ¦" • ->¦ -. - . ¦ ¦
On , Siradays— Round-trtt> 'tickets 'to , all points
beyond San Rafael. at half .fates. ' • ¦ ->;;-,
- Ticket .office, . C50 • Market st.. Chronicl*
building.. .. . '
H. C. WHITING,'- K. X. RYAN.
i C^e n.' Manager. . . Gen; ; Pass Ait.
"¦ •¦ *.-*•' '¦"- ' ¦: ' .. " "* "!>¦
be celebrated for the repose of her soul, conw
rnenclfig at 8 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
:¦- Cemetery^ ; . ...
WASHBURN— In this city, October 25, 1902.
A. H. v Washburn, hushahd of Jean Bruce
WaBhburn, father of Mrs. C. C. Hlggina,
brother of E. P., J..S. and J. F. Washburn,
.: and uncle of -Fannie. -Alice and Ctarlotte
.Bruce.- a native of Vermont, aged C6 years.
ETFuneral ¦ services at 12 o'clock to-day
(Tuesday), at - St. Paul's- Episcopal Church,
California street, between Fillmore and Steln-
- er. - Interment Cypress . Lawn Cemetery by
1 :30 train from Thl/d aBd Townsend streets.
WILLIAMS— In CamDtonville, Yuba* County,
Cal., October 26, 1902, Ann Jane, beloved '
and -only daughter of Thomas and Eleanor
Williams, and sister of John J. Davtes,
E. Rowlands and Benjamin T. Williams. :
W1LL0UGHBY— In th« City- and -Coanty Hos-
pital, October 27,- 1002. Ralph WillouKhby, a
native of England, ared 51 years.
OifiORAL DESIGNS
¦ ¦ "107. POWELL^*" ELLISZ^ 5056
• . . ¦;.. sies, ;
fittdger* Walter C. Knuttei Ester tt.
branch, Anabella r ' - Leroyle, ; Hennessy .
Buckley, Ellen ¦ '¦ • . McCracken, John H.
Carpenter, Wn; H. M«ngel; Henriette B.
. Curtln, John Murphy, Klchard J.
Diercks, William J. ". Niederstrasser; .Cren-
Evers, Emll L. H. zia „. - -
Falvey, Edward A. Parish, Dr. Edward
Gallagher. May Rollet, Elizabeth x
Isaacs, Agnes G. . Sam, Sarah ,. ~ .
•Kelly, Michael J. Swanton, Mrs. A.
Kenney, Gertrude Washburn, A. H. !
Kingsbury, Eliisa Williams, Ann J. '
; Komula/'Mary " Wlltoughby. Ralph
BADGER — At sea, on board steamer '<leoree
Loomifs, October .26, 1902, Walter Charlei
Badger Jf», beloved, soh of Walter C. and
tl&ry flatlger, a native of Baft Francisco, :
aged 8 years 3 months and 24 days.
CyNotlce of .funeral hereafter.. , ' \ ¦•
I BRANCH—^In this city, October 26, 1002, Ana-
! bellar beloved wife -of .George ,.W. Branch,
i daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Keane,
ahd sister ot Mrs. Charles Andrews, Mrs.
George Andrews and John and Carrie Keane, i
a native of New York, aged 44 years. ¦-
C7"17>e furieral will take place to-day
(Tuesday), at 12:30 o'clock, from the rest-;
I ¦ dence of Thomas Keafle, 1002 Stockton street, :
thence to St. Peter's Church, Filbert and"
Stockton streets, where* services will be held
at 1 o'clock. Interment Cypress Lawn Ceme-
tery by carriage.
BUCKLEY — In this city, October 27. 190'?,
-'ISlleh Buckley, beloved Bister of- Patrick!
"Buckley alid the late Mrs. . Cornelius Burns,
and be'loVed aunt of John and James -Bwrns
and Mrs. William McMillan, a native of Ire-
land, aeecl 55 years BmonthB and 21 dayi. :
CARPENTER— In this city, October 26, 11)02,
W.illlam^il. Carpenter, an ex-Union ioldier,
' a~ed 64 years. -..•-...
' E7"The fuperal will take place to-day
(Tuesday). -*t. lo o'clock, from the oarlors of
A. W. Martin & Co., 310 O'Farrell street.
Interment National Cemetery, Presidio.
CURTIN— In this city. October 24, 1902,. John
I C»rUn. a native of Troj-, N. Y., aged 60
! years. . — - • . '. '
! C^Friends and acquaintances are respect-
' fully Invited to attend a requiem high mass
: :for the renose of his ¦' aoul-^to-morrow .
(Wednesday), af 9 o'clock, at St.- Patrick'a
Church. Interment at Troy, N. Y. Remains
at the parlors of J. C» O'Connor & Co., 18i:
Mission £tre*t.
mERCKS— In this city, -October 27, 1002. Wit"
11am Jacob Diercks, a native of -Germany,
.aged 51 years. - .
E7"Friends and acquaintances are respect-;
fuLly invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, from Druids'
Hall, 413 Sutter street, wher-e the services
will be held, under the auspices of San
Franclaco Grove No. 3, U. A. O. D. Re-
mains at the Dajlors of Theodor Dierks, 067 ¦
Mission street, between Fifth and Sixth. In-
terment Laurel Hill Cemetery. 'I
EVERS— In Oaklnnd, October 27. 1002, Emil
Lecn H-cnrv, beloved husband, of. Evelyn
Evers, father ' of Vel4a,' J_*onOra, Mlldrea,
; Henry and Ewroy -E^'ers, .son of Henry, And
Mary' Evers, and brother of Albert and Cnri
i Evers, e native of Oakland, . ased 33 years.
m7"The funeral services, under .tUa aua-'
:<pices of Xive Oak "Lodge No. «1, F. and A.
M., will be held to-morrow (Wednesday), . at
2 - o'clock, et the Masonic Temple, corner
Tw«ltth and Washlaeton streets, Oakland.
Interment Mountain View Cemetery. , -'.:
FALVEY — In this city, October 25, 1002, Ed-
! Avard A., beloved husband of I-ois 13. Falvey,*
and father of- Mrs. J."C. Hunting and Bssttle
' G. Falvey and the late Mrs. Grace C. Van-
I derpool. a native of Lowell, Mass., ased Ul
' years 10 months and "3 days. '
E?"Interinent at J'lymouth, Amador
County. Remains at -the mortuary chapel of
the Golden Gate Undertakinjj Company, 2475
I Mlmsion street, between Twentieth and Twen-
i. ty-firEt. ,-.-..
GALLAGHER— In 'this -city. October 27, 1902,
I May Gallagher, belo\»ed sister of Mrs. - A.
Hcgarty, and aunt of 'George, Grace and
Mamie Hegarty, a native of St. Paul, Minn., :
. aeed ."2 years ,5 months and 17 days. .
ISAACS— In this city, October 215, 1002. Agnes
Genevieve, beloved child ot Ike L. and .Abbie
Gall Isaacs, and sinter of Ruth and Myrtle
I Isaacs, a native of San Francisco,', aged 3
years 9 months and 24 days. • . '. .
I icy-Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services
Tuesday, October 28. 1D02, at 10 o'clock, at
the residence of her parents. .212 Harriet
street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.. '¦
I KELLY — There will be an anniversary solemn
I requiem high mass for the repose of the soul
of the late Michael Joseph Kelly Wednes-
day morning, the 29th Inst,, afr»I> o'clock, at
St. Dominic's Church, Bush and Steiner
streets . . . * '¦ .
KENNEY— In this city, October 26, 1902. Ger-
' trude, dearly beloved daughter of Joseph and
Katherine Kenney, *nd sister of Edna, Ileen, :
Ramond, Jcseoh and the late- Loretta Ken-
ney, a native of San Francisco, aged 6
jtars 4 months and 8 days. . ¦
Z3" The funeral took place Monday, Octo-
ber "7, at 1 o'clock. Interred in Holy Cross
j Cemetery. .. .. •
i KINGSBURY— In Alameda. October 27, 1S02,
Eliza,' beloved wife of the late H.- M. Kings-
j bury, mother of Mrs. Alice . HQDgood. Mrs..
! C..E. Dellitt, C. W. Kingsbury and Mrs. R.
I ' 33. Hoase, .and sister of Mrs. E. Sher-
I Mrs. S. r Doud and H.' W.. and S. A.
Tusten. a native of New York, aged 71 years
3 months -and 2 days.' .'
KOMULA— In this citr, October 20, 19C2, Mary
; Komula., " beloved wife of Aksel Komula,
j mother of Alfred and Helml Komula. anil
I sister of Mae«ie Mattson, a native of Fin-
I land, aged 37 years 'J months and 2 days.
j lEyFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
; fully invited to attend the funeral to-da>-
j (Tuesday), at 2 • o'clock, from James Ha-
iron's parlors, 445 Valencia street. Inter-
.ment I-aurel.Hill Cemetery.
I KNUTTE — In this city, October 27, 1902, Eater
j ' L., dearly beloved daughter of Robert and
! Marie Knutte. and sister of Arthur Knutte,
j a native of San -Francisco, aged 5 years li
j months and 0 days. , I
\ LEROYLE— In Vacaville. October 23, 1002, I
j Hennessy Leroyle, a native of Australia, \
j aged 3S years.
MEMBERS of San Francisco Lodge No. 3 ' B.
P. O. E., are notified to attend the funeral
of our late -brother, Hennessy Leroyle on
• Tuesday at 2 o'clock from Elks Hall," 223
Sutter street. A full attendance la earnestly
requested. By order
J»ERCr V. LONG, Exalted Ruler..
McCRACKEN— -In Oakland; October 27, 1902,
i John Harvey, dearly beloved husband of
1 Mary B. McCracken, and father ot Cather-
ine A., Mary. I., Emma I. and Augusta M.
J McCracken, Mrs.' S. F. Brown, John Harvey
Jr.. and Dr. W. J. McCracken. a native <tf
.OhJo, aged 74 years 4 months and 12 days.
i 1IENGEL— .In this city. October 2<J, 1902, Hen-
riette E., dearly beloved .wife of John Men-
j gel.* and devoted mother of Mrs. A. Lorentz
Mrs. C. C. Alsasser, Mrs. G. Lindemann and
Henry, Eda and JLnhn- Mengel, a native Df
i Paris, aged 61 yearn 7 months and . 24 days.
¦ lC?'Frit;nds ar.d acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(TueBday), October 28, at 2 p. m., from her
late residence. 113S Pierce street, between
Turk. and Eddy. Interment I. O. O. F. Ceme-
tery. .-. - .. • ¦ ' - - - - ¦...,-.
MURPHY— In this city, October 25, 1902,
. Richard J.. beloved- son at the' late F. P
and M. E. Murphy, and brother of Frank,,
William, Thomas, James and George Murphy
Mrs. E. B. Carr and Mrs. ' P. J. Carr, a na-
tive of. San Francisco, aged 34 years 3 montts
and 1 day. - A member of Golden Gate Aer i
v No. til, F. O. E. . ...
JET> rlends ana acquaintances j.re respect-
'.fully invited to attend the tuneral Tuesday,
at >J:15 o'clock, from the residence of- his
, brother, I Thomas' .'J. Murphy, 814 Waller
etreet, thence to Sacred Heart Church cor-
ner of Fillmore and Fell streets, where a re-
quiem high maBs will be celebrated for the
repose of his soul, commencing. at 0:30 a,m
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
N1EDERSTRASSKR— In this city, October 25,
11MJ2, Crenzia UiederstraBser, mother of
Maria I Bchluch, and sister of --Catharin"
Nlederstrasser^_jMrs. Mat;dalena PinkertI
Maria HeiberKer and Mr.s. Margaret Sanders!
a nativo of Austria, asred 34 years 5 months
and 28 days. ,
PARISH— Entered into rest, in Alameda .^Oc-
tober 27; 1802, at his residence, 815 Railroad
avenue. Dr. Edward Pariah, beloved hus-
- band of lileanor Parish, and father of Mrs.
Mary Parish Murfey, a native of Philadel-
phia, azid b9 years.
. cyNotlce of tuneral hereafter.
ROLLET'— In this City. October 27, 1902, Eliza-
beth, beloved wife of Thomas "W. Rollel
mother of Olive Francis Berlin, -and sister or'
Mrs. Lynda Witteymore, W. E. and Flor-
ence Kennison and the late .Mrs. Jvnnle Gal-
lagher, a native of Petaluma, Cal., a"ed W>
years. -. .-"-'/
JE^ Friends , and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Wednesday, October 20, iyO2, jh io o'cloclt
at the parlors of, Julius S. Godeau, 305
Montgomery - avenue. Interment Cypress'
. Lawn Cemeterv. • ¦ • .. . -. ¦ ->
BAil — In this city, October 20, 1002, Sarah
.relict of - the .late Joseph Sam, and beloved
. mother of Miss Sarah Sam', a native of In-
land, aged 04 yeart 4 months and 21 days.
SWANTON— In this 'city. October 26 1002 ¦
Mrs. Annie 'Swanton] :a na,tive . -of Oninc'
County Kilkenny, Ireland, aged. T>0 years
! XT Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invltefl to attend the funeral to-day
(Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock, trom 'the parlors!
of McAvoy & (Co., 1233 -Market street be- \
twecn Elghthrand Ninth, thence :to. St. Jtose'«1
Church, where a solemn requiem mass will |
" " " ' " ' " ' • I
; '"-..; sAivj jB^;"'^Q' ! ' : H-' t -i-'S- : "'.¦¦¦ I
OFRCE: 91€ IWIftRKET ST. I I
F.J. Monahan, Pres. • ; ," - Ge6. :E. Horr.Sec
MONAH/YN & CO.,~^
(Inc.)
FUNERAL :DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
j 2:W»-2341 .Mission st. , Telexihone MiKsiqn ,;a!
".¦'.¦.¦¦¦;-.
Funeral ponductors . for .Cremation*^
429 GOLDEN GATE AVE Phone South 93*
"Circulars mailed to any address upoa appli-
cation, r - , . •
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY. ASS' N, .
£an "Francisco, :Cal, c ',:
KATLWAY TEAVET^ :_._,_ _._ _ '
/ M%^ k~^\X?~~~^^^ah, San Francisco
m 5W^"i?^«^ * "• ' " Oft V
nSB|^£pJ Everything
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