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$10. .
. L. M. and Emma M. Hoefler to Johan H C
Plien. lot on N line of Grove Rtreet, 109:&" w
of Van Nee* avenue. W 55 by N 120; $10
Eugene Gauthier to Louise Gauthler lot on
N line of Pine street. 162:6 E of Octavia. E
30 by N 137:6; $10. ,• .. •
• Bernard P. Lapaehet and Zenas U.' Dodge to
John B. - Beilhes, lot on NE corner of Union
and Buchanan streets. E 30 by N 87:6; also lot
on SW corner of Lombard and Laguna streets
W Sl:3 by S 100: $10. , -¦ -v '
Eugene Gauthler to Louise Gauthier. lot on
E line of Webster street, 24:6 S of Post S "1
by E 89:0; $10. ' * " l
• John or John J. and Mary. J.'Cooney to Anna
A. Hlllen.. lot on SE corner of Hayes and c«-
., John H. and Lena Brlckwedel to .William F.
and Pauline Strand, lot on E line of Pollt
street, 112:0 S of North Point. S 25 by E 87:6-
TUESDAY. JANUARY- 13. 1903
BE AIi ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,
.TUESDAY, Jan. 13 — 2 p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
' vii - *J31d.A*k. Bld.Ask.
4s qr coup...l09HnOVj 4s qr c (new)136%1379i.
V 4s qr reg 109V6H0V* 3s qr coup...l0S 108»i
x MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Ala, A W 5s. — — Oak W g 6s. — 101
Bay CPC 5s. — l«Hi Oceanic S 5s. — 87'^
C C G&E 5s. — 107& Omnibus 6s.. — 127Hi
Cal-st 6s ...115 — Pac G Itn 4s. 95 —
C Costa 5s..lOr>-7ilO7 Pac E Ry Gs.109 —
Ed L&P bs.li!S% — Pk & CH <is.ll>;; —
Ker & OH Cs.ll7«il21 Pk & OR Us.115 —
Geary-st 5s.. — v 81% Pwl-st R 6s.llS?i —
H & C 5%s.lO4 — Sac EGR Os.102^ —
Do Ea — 100 SF & SJV5s. 122^122%
H R T&L Bs. — 107}i Sierra Cal (Ls.lou 111
L Ang R Bs. — 120 S P of A 6s
L A L Co 08 — — (1909) ....110%110«i
Do gtd 6s. — — (1910) ....111% — .
Do gtd 6s. 106 S P of C (3s
L A Plcon5s.l05 107 (1905)Sr A.106 —
Mkt-6t C 68.121 — U90G)Sr B. — 107%
Do lem r»s.l2Ui — (1906) ....100% —
N R of C Cs.lO7?i — (1912) ....119 1 — ,
Do Ba 121 — S P of C 1st
N P C R 6s.l07%108 c Btd Bs. . .122^1231^
N C R '5b.. — Do stmpd.109^ — .
N G. P C Bs.-— 103 • S P n R 6s.l40Vil40?4
N S R 6s..-..101«Sl02 3 V Wat 6s. 109^ —
O G L&H 6S.112H — Do 4s 2dm.lO2«i —
Oak T Co 68.120 — Do 4s 3dm.lO2^i —
Do B» 113 Stkn O&E to. 103
Do con 6s. — 106 U G &-KJ5S.1O7 —
. WATER STOCKS. ,
Contra Costa 65& CC«|Port Costa.. 64 66%
Marln Co 61 C4 ISpring: Val.. 84% 84»i
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Cent L & P. 3% 4^ Sac B G&R. 37 40
Eqt G&L Co.— 3V4 S F Q & E.. 41ft 42
Mutual EL.— . fl'4 S F G L Co. BH 6
O G L & H. 70 — Stkn G & E." 9 —
Pae G Imp. 35 — U G & E Co. 34 H 33
Am N Bank.120 — First Na>lonl — —
Anglo-Cal .. 0«t4 99 L P & M... — , 163 -
Bank of Cal.465 — Her Ex (liq). 40 —
Cal Safe Dp.liJ7% — S F Natlonl. — —
SAVINGS BANKS.
Ger S & L. 2125 220O Sav & Loan. — 105
Humboldt . ." — " — Security Sav.325 —
Mutual 80. — Union Trust. 2150 —
S F Sav Co.BOO —
STREET RAILROADS.
California ..195 205 IPresldio .... 39}, 43
Geary...... — •' SO I .
POWDER.
Giant 6814 '.70 (Vlgorlt ...... — 3Ji
\ • SUGAR. .
rfana 4 JVilKilauea .... 8, 10U
Hawaiian .. 44 44Vi|Makawell ... — 2$H
Honokaa ... J4 14% 'Onomea .... — 25
Hutchlnson . 15 l.V/i'Paauhau ... 16% —
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska Pack.l.'>7»41. r >9 (Oceanic S Co — —
Cal Fruit Co. 95 vO7«|Pac A FA. 2% SU
CalWlne As.l00«4 — »Pac C Bone.— 167%
Morning Session.
. - -Board — :- ¦
5 Contra Costa '.Water 66 00"
60 Giant Powder Con............... 60 50 .
• 60 Hawaiian Com 1 & Sugar.. ...... 44 50
WO- Hutchlnson S P Co... ....15 00
25 Paauhau S P Co. b 30... .-. ia 50
25 Paauhau S- P' Co.. -.'... V 16 60
35 S F Gas & Electric Co.. '41-(S2VS'
S5 S V Water. ........'.....;......; S5 00
S100O Northern Ry of Cal fin.. ...121 25
$7000 North Shore 5s 101 50
Pacific Electric Ry 6s ....109 25
• ¦ : Afternoon Session.
20 Alaska Packers'. Assn. ; . . . . . . . s . .158 00'
• -50 Cal Wine Assn.. 100 50
150 Hana Plantation Co. . .... .: . ...v - 4 12H
25 Hutchinson S P Co..;........... 15 12^
10 Paauhau S P Co 1« 25
10t> S F Gas & Electric Co... 41 62$,
100 S V Water......'...;.... 85 00
, 20 S V Water. 84 62%
10 s V Water ...................... 84 75
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE.
Stocks — " . BId v. . Aaked."
Abby Land & Improvement.. 1 00 ; ; 120
Alameda Sugar ..........:.. 27 00 .....
American Biscuit .......:... 90 00 . ..... .
American District, Tel '.....:. 6 50 . .
Bay - Counties Power. V.. '..;. ¦'.. . :;•.-'¦- 70 00-
Cal Central Gas & Elec... 55 00 . 80 00
Cal.. cotton, Miiis.-r^rrrrrrvr.^TS <XHt«g;vt ! ;;t*3
Cal.; Jockey Club... ......V. .105 00
Cal. Powder ..................... -..."..'
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
It is reported that the Canadian Pacific Bank
of Commerce, the California Safe Deposit and
Trust Company and the Germanla Trust Com
pany will become members of the Stock and
Bond Exchange.
At the annual -meeting of the California Safe
Deposit and Trust Company the following
directors were elected: R. D. Fry, T. J. Hay.
\V»n:' C. Peyton, W. P. Barton. James Tread
well. Henry F. Fortmann, J. "Dalzell Brown.
Walter J. Bartnett. A. D. Sharon, James H.
Swift, E. N. Harmofl. '. A statement or the
year's business showed net earnings of 5145,
239 74; out of this dividends of six per cent,
amounting to $0O.000, were paid. $60,000 was
carried to "reserve." X'Atffi 28 was written off
for bad debts and $11,071 4U was carried to this
year's "profit and loss account."
At a meeting of the shareholders of the
French Savings Bank it was decided to in
crease the capital of the bank from $300,000 to
$600,000.
declared a dividend . of 2 per cent, payable
Kebruary 2.
The San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board
has le-elected the old officers for the • ensuing
term. A. B. "Ruggles Is president. William
Edwards vice-president, 0. V. Walker chair
man. Fred. W. Hadley secretary aqd George
T. Marye Jr. treasurer.
The American National Bank, at its first an
nual meeting, elected the following . directors :
George A. Batchelder. Geo. P. McNear, W. H.
Talbct, J". J. Fagan, Francis Cutting, W. II.
Checkering, L. K. Monteagle, L. G. Burpee and
P. E. Bowles. No action was taken in regard
to Increasing the capital of the bank from
$600,000 to $1,000,000 for the present. No state
ment of earnings or condition of the bank was
given for publication. The directors organized
by electing the following officers: P. E. Bowles,
president; Francis Cutting and W. iB. Wight
man, vice-presidents, and J. J. Fagon, cashier.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Thirteen.
Cal. Shipping Co..'. 2r. 00 . 52 50 }
Cal. Title Ins. & Trust. .... .102 50
Central Bank of Oakland.... 50 00
Chutes Company ..:........• ..... 8 25
City and County Bank.... .'.
Cypress Lawn Imp't Co B 3714
Eastern Dynamite
Ewa Sugar Plantation .....
Equitable (Pool) Gas....;... 2 90 3 10
Four Oil.. ;.. 60
Gas Consumers' Ass'n. ...... 22 00 ¦ ...../
Hanford Oil 114 00 '
Home Oil 3 05 3 10
Honolulu Sugar 27 00 . .....
Imperial Oil 18 25
Kern Oil ...^ .- 4 60 •
London and S. F. Bank (Ld.)
Monte Cristo Oil. 1 47& .....
Mercantile Trust
Northern Cal. Power 8 ©0
Nevada National Bank 210 00 225 00
North Shore Railroad 10 00
Oil City Petroleum " 20
Orpheum Company 14 50
Peerless Oil 14 75
Pacific States Tel. & Tel
Parffine Paint '
Postal Device & Imp't 2 25
Reed Crude Oil 32 .....
S. F. Drydock. 40 CO 75 00
San Joaquin Oil 7 50
Sausallto Land & Ferry 14 00
feperry Flour Company S3 75
Standard Electric- 19 00
Sterling Oil 2 85 2 00
Thirty-Three Oil 8 12»4 ...*.
Twenty-Eight OH 2 10
Truckee Electric
Union Oil C3 00 .....
Union 8ugar 18 00
United Petroleum 100 0O ..... "
United Gas & Electric 33 5O
Western Fish Co
West Shore Oil 2 60 5 00
Morning Session.
Board —
8 Hanford 112 00
1000 Independence 13
7500 Independence 1*
700 Junction 15
2S0 Lion ..„..; .....: 08
SO Mtrnte Cristo 145
100 Monte Cristo 1 47 Vi
100 Occidental 24
500 Petroleum Center ; 08
€00 Sovereign \ < 47
4OO Sovereign 45
500 Sovereign 48
200 Sterling 2 J»
100 Sterling, b 30..A 3 00
,— Afternoon Session.
• Board —
100 Clalrmont 19
100 Home Oil. b 30 3 10^
100 Home OH. b 30 3 15
500 Independence 1 ." 15
T.0O Independence, b 15 15
2600 Lion , O»
100 Monte Cristo, cash 1 47&
150 Monte Cristo 1 60
25 Peerless 14 75
200 Sovereign, s 00 42
SCO Sterling 2 »5
100 Sterling, b 60 3W
25 Sterling '. 2 90
10O Sterling, s 30 2 85
2OO Senator .... 77%
100 T-w enty-Ef ght Oil 2 0O
Street— .
1000 Lion' 08
1000 Independence, b 90 16
MIXING STOCKS.
The following were the sales in the San
Francisco Stock' and Exchange Board yester
day : ;
Morning Session.
lOOO Alpha . .. 20 50O JusUce 5O
600 Andes ».. 3') 10CO Kentuck 1»
400 Belcher 1 25 200 Mexican 3 15
10O Belcher 1 30 100 Mexican 3
100 Best & Belch. 4 05 2O0 Mexican 3 or.
100 Best & Belch. 4 15 30O Occidental ... 85
1100 Bullion IS 300 Ophir 3 30
900 Caledonia 2 05 500 Ophir 3 25
100 Caledonia ....3 00 100 Ophir 3 20
80O Challenge ....1 00tl~0O Overman 1 1U
¦ 600 Challenge «7 IOO Overman 1 05
200 Challenge .... 9i»! 300 Overman 1 OO
300 Chollar 70 200 Potosl 7::
200 Chollar 00 500 Potosl 75
400 C C & Va 3 50 100 Potost 77
200 C C & Va 3 25 200 Potosl 78
IOO C C & Va 3 20 300 Savage ST.
100 C C & Va It 30 900 Seg Belcher .. 40
¦ 100 C C & Va. . . .8 10 700 See Belcher . . 42
60 C C & Va 3 03 600 Bcorplon 10
300 Con Imperial. 11 400 Sierra Nevada. 1 HO
800 C Point 73 1000 Silver Hill... 55
700 Exchequer ... 1O 2OO St Louis 09
COO Goujd & Cur..l 25 1000 Union Con ..2 50
700 Gould & Cur. .1 20 100 Union Con 2 6ft
50 Gould & Cur..l 15 SCO Utah 75
500 Hale & Nor. . Jst 800 Utah 72
2«»O Hale & Nor.. H4 IOO Yel Jacket .. \H>
200 Hale & Nor.. 85' 100 Yel Jacket .. 95
100 Julia 14; 800 Yel Jacket ..100
200 Julia 15 1 0^> Yel Jacket .. 90
Afternoon Session.
900 Alpha Con. ... i.0 100 Justice 35
200 Alta 19 000 Kentuck 14
500 A1U 20 100 Mexican 2 Co
100 Andes 30 100 Mexican '.2 75
100 Andes 29 300 Occidental ... *»
500 Andes 25 200 Occidental ... '87
BOO Belcher 1 OT. 200 Occidental ... SS
400 Belcher 1 10 300 Ophir 2lW
50 Best & Belch. 3 25 600 Overman ../. 97
- KM) Best & Belch .3 30 50 Overman .... 0'i
200 Bullion 17 100 Potosl 75
400 Bullion IS IOO Potost 71
450 Caledonia ....2 70 300 Potost 7i
100 Challenge 71) 100 Savage 8J
100 Challenge 70 1C0 Savage 83
200 Challenge W 10O Savage 85
130O Chollar 62 30O Savage 87
250 O C & Va 2 95 1000 Seg Belcher.. 4O
600 Con Imperial. 10 400 Seg Belcher.. 33
600 Con Imperial;- OW eoo Scorpion 10
100 C Point Ml 300 Sierra Nevada. 1 70
700 C /Point 50 5OO Silver Hill... ti5
1000 ty Point 4-JjlOOO St Louis 1O
IOO Exchequer ... 10 20O Union Con ..2 30
300 Exchequer ... 12 300 Union -Con ..2 25
100 Gould & Cur.l 15 100 Union Con ..2 35
200 Hale & Nor. . !Mi 800 Utah 75
100 Hale & Nor.. K»' IO11 Utah 7S
.IOO Hale & Nor.. I 00 1500 Yel Jacket .. fc5
2000 Julia 15'
The following were the »salcs K ln the Pacific
Stock Kxchange yesterday. ¦
Morning Session.
1000 Alpha Con .. 17 2500 Kentuck 17
1500 Alpha Con .. IS 500 Kentuck ..... 1«
500 Andes i 29 600 Kentuck 14
500 Andes ....... 30 200 Mexican 2(8
250 Belcher 1 20 40O Mexican S 00
• 200 Belcher 1 15 200 Mexican ...2 57*i
100 Best & Belch. 4 10 3C0 Mexican 2 50
200 Bullion 17 200 Occidental ... 82
600 Bullion 15 IOO Ophir 3 10
20(5 Caledonia 3 00 2CO Ophir 3 00
20a Caledonia ....2 75 1100 Overman .1 15
200 Caledonia ....2 70 500 Overman ....1 10
400 Challenge Con »5 600 Overman 1 05
300 Challenge Con 00 SCO Overman ..1 02^
1100 Challenge Con.l 00 SCO Overman 1 00
50O Chollar «2 400 Overman .... t)7
800 Chollar 60 300 Potosl 76
300 Chollar «7 500 Savage &J
600 Chollar 61 n£0 Savage so
300 C C A Va 3 00 210 Savage 87
200 C C & Va 3 05 50O Scorpion 12
300 C C & Va 3 1O 500 Scorpion 10
300 C C & Va....2 05 1200 Seg Belcher.. 40
700 Con Imperial. 11 600 Seg Belcher.. 41
300 C Point 70 800 Sierra Nevada. 1 75
20OC Point .7:; 400 Sierra Nevada. 1 80
¦ 500 Exchequer 09 300 Sierra. Nevada. 1 60
700 Gould & Cur..l 00 200 Silver Hill.... 5«
'600 Gould & Cur.. 95 200 Sliver Hill 50
400 Hale & Nor.. 86 2C0 Union Con... 2 20
300 Hale & Nor.. M 300 Union Con... 2 15
10CO Julia 15 400 Union Con... 2 1O
1000 Julia 14 250O Utah 75
700 Justice 30 300 Utah 72
800 Justice 32 200 Yel Jacket... »2
Afternoon Session.
500 Alpha Con ... 18 600 Julia ..' 15
500 Alta 20 1O0O JusUce 40
300 Andes 30 200 Mexican 2 65
5C0 Andes 27 200 Mexican 2 60
500 Andes 20 400 Mexican 2 75
700 Andes 2-S 600 Ophir 3 05
200 Belcher 1 10 200 Ophir 3 10
650 Belcher 125 400 Potosl 75
200 Bullion 16 300 Potosl 73
200 Challenge Con 85 300 Potosl 77
300 Chollar 63 600 Potosi 79
400 Chollar 65 500 Potoai go
300 Chollar «O 600 Savage S3
300 C C & Va 3 00 300 Savage 82
200 C C & Va....2 95 600 Scorpion ...;. 10
300 C C & Va 2 80 500 Seg Belcher . 41 '
JOO Con Imperial. 11 400 Sierra Nevada.l 65 !
lOOO Con Imperial. 0» 300 Sierra Nevada.l 75
1000 Con Imperial. CW 2CO Sierra Nevada.l 70
400 C Point 75 250 Sierra Nevada.1 60
600 C Point ; 55 200 Sierra Nevada.l 60
70O-C Point CO 20<) Sierra, Nevada.l 55
600 Exchequer ... 12 200 Utah 7a
200' Gould & Cur.l 20 30O Yel Jacket .. 83
600 Gould & Cur.l 00
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
Alphas...... 1H 19 Justice 34 36
Alta IS 1» Kentuck ..... 13 jj
Andes ....... 26 28 Lady Washtn 10 —
Belcher .1 00 1 05 Mexican 2 65 2 70
Best & Belch. 3 SO 4 0O Occidental ... 90 95
Bullion IT 1H Ophir „ 2 75 2 80
Caledonia ' . . .2 60 2 70 Overman 95 e,;
Challenge Cn. <-0 65 Potost 80 81
Chollar ...... «2 en Savags sj 57
Confidence ...1 70 1 93 Scorpion 00 11
Con C & Va. .2 75 2 SO Seg Belcher.. 33 3»
Con Imperial. 09 10 Sierra Nev...l 55 1 60
Con N York.. 10 13 Silver Hill... 60 62
Crown "Point. 67 69 St Louis OS
Eureka. Con.. ' 18 — Syndicate — 07
Exchequer ... 10 11 Union Con ..2" 15 2 **O
Gould & Cur.l 05 1 10 Utah 60 62
Hale &. Nor.. 90 95 Yel Jacket... 68 70
Julia ........" 10 15
Mrs. Rachael Davis (owner) with B. Martin
(contractor), architects Bain Broa. — All work
for a one-story frame building < store and flat),
on E line of Ninth avenue, 20O N of I street.
N ?5 by E 120. O. L. COS; $1777.
Mary G. Coyle (owner) with Richard Sin
nott (contractor). Charles J. I. Devlin archi
tect All work for alterations and additions to
a two-story frame bull. liner, on S line of O'Far
rell street, ICO E of Laguna, E 23 by 3 12O.
W A. 203; 827U9. . ';
James L. Flood (owner) with John hulllvan
(contractor) — All work for shoring and hold
ing up east wall, cross wall, southeast pier
and area wall of Grand Opera-house building.
on N line of Mission street, between Third and
Fourth; $1450. V 1 -~-_ • -
Builders' Contracts.
Martha J. Bartlett (Darnley> to John Gom
ersal, lot on E line of Corbett road. 7H:4 3
of Caselll avenue, SE 45, NE 84:4. NW 70:7%.
SW 46:5?;, lots A, B and O. Donald Bruce" s
subdivision of lots 1 and 2. block U. Market
street Homestead; $1O.
Albert and Malvena Galiatln to Jennie Chase,
lots .3 to 11, 13 and 14. block 1006. bounded
by Paraguay. TeneriSe. Ship and Alleghany
street: $5.
John McDonnell to Oscar Heyman. lots 33
and 34. block 10, University Mound survey;
grant. /
- Catherine Murphy to Ernest and Antonla
Krause, lot on X comer of Brazil avenue and
Lisbon street. NW 60 by NE 95. block 13. Ex
celsior Homestead; $10. * .
John Rangeley, Hannah Croasley, Eliza
Smith (Jennings) and Alice Stringer to J. W.
Wright & Sons Investment Company, lot on W
line of Nineteenth avenue, 200 S of Clement
street. S 73 by W 12t>: S1O.
Solomon and Dora G«ftz to Ophelia J. Hilton,
lot on E line of Forty-fourth avenue, 130 S
of J street. S 75 by E 120; $10.
Same to Mary A. Maklnson. lot on W line
of Ninth avenue, 1OO Soil/ street, S 25 by W
120; $10.
A. W., August and Martha A. Johnson tr>
Susan Johnson, lot on SW line of Thirty-fifth
avenue. 61 SF, of K street. SE 62 by SW 100.
lot 5. block CO. Paul Tract: $1O.
Mark E. Lewis to Albert V. Clark, lot on
8 line of Post street. 112 :(j W of Mason, W 25
by S 87:6; ?10.
Margaret T. Kerrigan to John Kerrigan,
lot on W line of Le Roy place. 6S:« S ol Sao
ramento street, 8 21 by W 38:9; $10.
George Beraent to Conrad Schneider and
Christoph Nicolai, lot on N line of Union
street. 160:2 E of Mason. E 9:4 by N 137:0;
Willard B. and Emma A. Harrington (Gray)
to A. W. Wilson, lot on E line of Powell
street. 68:9 S of Sacramento, S 43:9 by £
103 -.1%: $io.
George Bement to P. Maaante. lot on Jf lln»
of Union street. 137:6 E of Mason, E 22:8 by
N 137:6; $ .
Crocker Hotel Company (corporation) t»
Crocker Realty Company (corporation), same;
Edward B. and Sarah C. Pond to William
H. Crocker, lot on N line of Market street.
170:10 W of Montgomery. W 40:10 by N bO:
also all Interest in SOI D. 119; $10.
William H. and Ethel W. Crocker t»
Crocker Realty Company (corporation), same;
Bank of California to Achille Paladin!, lot
on N line of Gold street. 135:2 E of Mont
gomery. E 44 by N CO; $3000.
Manuel F. Turner to Howard Thompson,
same, quitclaim deed; $10.
G. Howard Thompson to A. Paladinl. lot on
N line of Gold street. 185:2 E of Montgom
ery. E 44 by N 60. quitclaim deed: $10.
Marie H. Guerln to George D. Shadburn*.
lot on N line of Sacramento street, 110:3 W
of Montgomery. W 0:3 by N 60; $10.
George D. and Ada M. Shadburne to Jacob
and Joseph Weissbein. lot on N line of Sacra
mento street. 110:3 W of Montgomery. W 20:3
by N 60; S1O.
Joseph D. and Edith. M. Grant to Crocker
Hotel Company (corporation), lot on 8 line of
Post street, 17» W of Montgomery. W 68. 8
90:3. SE 3. NE 34, E 22:7, NW 7. E 20. N
eo:2*i; $10.
John C New lands to Henry and Annie West.
phal. lot on W line of Diamond street. 100 N
of Nineteenth. N 24 by W 123; $1O.
Benjamin; Healey to Bridget Sullivan, lot
commencing on NW corner of 50-vara lot H7S.
thence S 2tJ (being 137 :« E of Montgomery
street) to point. 111:B N of Filbert by B UO;
vlsadero streets S 75,' E 112:« N S3. E 0.1.. M
40. W 112:7: $10.
Robert S. apdEmma C. Atkins to Laura J.
E. Mills (wife of Frederick J.). lot on W line
of Masonic avenue, 231 S of Frederick street.
S 35 by W 100; $10.
James Dohoney to Ann Dohoney lot on 3
line of Brosnan street. 1S5 E of Guerrero. E 30
by S 30; gift.
Jorgea Jorgensen to Julia Schumacher (wife
of Henry S.). lot on W line of Shotwell street.
245 N of Twenty-second. N .10 by \V 122:tt; $10.
Henry Schumacher to same, sam*: gift.
Blanche A. Thomas to Anna Stoeckle. lot en
N line of Liberty street. ZU E ot Castro. E 23
by N 114; $io.
D . J . and Blanche A. Thomas to same. same.
:• Jennie J. or Jennie G. Needham to Walter
Neednam. let on S line »f Twenty-fourth street.
50 E of Alabama. E Zt by S 104- girt.
William E. P. Crick to Henry Smith, lot on
E line of Florida street. 1O> N cX Twenty
sixth. N 25 by E 100; 110.-
THE SA]S IHAJSCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1^03.
15
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE. HIS BROADWAY:
OAKLAND UKAI. ESTATE.
LIN DA^ VIST aT°^~PIED5I ONT ; OFFER
WANTED. ¦
$0500 — Cost $7500; elegant 9-room house; fine
surroundings; furnace*; stable; lot 73x125;
must be sold.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO., {
400 and 4(2 Eighth st.. Oakland.
WANTED — A good 5-room cottage In East
Oakland: near the local. Apply to P. C.
LASSEJf. 40(5 Tenth st:. Oakland. Cal. *
OAKLAND rUR.MTUltK FOH
PTrin^TlTRK^BooIPand'^neap this month. • H.
ECHELLHAAS. 403 Eleventh St.. Oakland.
SrKClAL NOTICES.
NOTICE — The secretary of the San Francisco
Protestant Orphan Aeylum Society herewith
reports that the following orphans and half-
orphan girls and boys have been received at
the institution on Haicht st. from July 1.
1902, to January,!. IOCS: Ragnhlld Ander-
eon. 5 year*; Myrtl" E. Caldwell. 9 years;
Nora E. Caldweli. « years and 4 months;
Anna M. Macler. 10 years; Maria M. Mdder,
8 years and 1" months; Itcsa ltasmuasen, 4
years; Amelia Rasmussen, 0 years; £adle O.
Hamilton, 0 years; Jessie Dunlap, 9 years:
Lily Niendlrck. 10 years; Louisa Hausen. 10
years; Louisa Reythren. 11 years; Rudolph
Mueller. 11 years; Walter Mueller. 8 years;
Richard Mueller, « years; Henry Niendi«;k.
8 years and 7 months; Clements ¦Niendleck/
H years; Sign>d J. Anderson, « years and 8
months; David T. Caldwell, 8 years; Her-
man Lindner. 3 yearn and 8 months: Louis
Hanson, Tt years; Bddle ConraU. 4' yearn;
Charles Conrad, 3 years; WilJiam Dreffen-
bacher, 9 years; Frank H. Grosskrutz, - 9
year?, and Charles F. Grosskrutz. 7 years.
THE Paciflo Hebrew Orphan - Asylum and
Home Society hereby giv-s notice that they
have admitted Into the Orphanage from July
1. 1902, to December 31. 1902, the following
orphans and half -orphans, boys and girls.
viz.: Felix L'ri, aged 11 yrs. 11 mos.; Annie
Marnier, aged 7 yrs. 6 mos. ; Kanny Marnier.
ap;d 5 yrs. I> mos.: Arthur Lando, aged 7
yrs. 10 mo3. ; Irene Lando, 5 yrs. U mos.: Rose^
Mlzll, 12 yrs. 4 mos.; Rebecca Mlzll, 8 yis.
10 mos. : Matilda Mlzll. 6 yrs. 10 mos.; BenJ.
Schlooker. 4 yrs.; Lillian Eisner. 13 yrs.:
• Hugo Eisner, 11 yrs. a raos.; Cella Eisner, S
• yrs. 11 mos.; Fanny Eisner. 7 yrs. 3 mos.;
J Elsie Eisner, 4. yrs>. 7 mos.; Cohen, 10
: yrs. 2 mos.; Annie Cohen, 7 yri. 8 raos.; Men-
del Steyer. 8 jxs. 2 mos. ; Mitchell Steyer, 3
yrs. B mm*. * #
THE following children have been received at
the San Francisco Nursery for Homeless
Children since last publication: Frank Car-
ter, half orphan. 9 years 5 months; Kflie
Carter, half orphan, 10 years 10 months;
clarence Carter, half orphan, 12 years 8
1 months.
; ~ 4 MARMAQE ILICENSES.
I The following marriage licenses were lisued
yesterday:
Hanuse J. Kosa. 31, 121 Utah street, and
Waeb»rw Holzmann. 23, city. '.
Fred O. Brewster. 40, 425 Golden Gate ave-
nue, and Hester M. Briffett. 23, city.
Fritz Muller. 27, 1416 Polk street, and Frieda
Lackeman, 23, 1214 Leaven worth street. •
Max Beck. 21. 13US Hayes street, and
Blanche Allenberg, 18, 1166 Page Btreet.
Pietro Perata. 27, SOO Seventh street, and
Maria Lagomarglno, 19, £00 Seventh street. '
Peter P. Satti. 28, 2114 Powell Btreet, and
Maria C. Scardaci, 23, 2114 Powell street.'
William S. Salmon, 28, 1104 Market street,
and Agnes F. Steen, 22. lOSOVi Minna street.
Michael Qulnn, 24, 15S9 Market ¦ street, and
Kittle G. Preston, 21, Sacramento. .
Russel D. Carpenter. 23, 1913 Devisadero
street, and Mary F. O'Brien. 21. 1291 Turk at.
Jens C. Jensen, 29, Honolulu, and Helene
Rathjen, 24, city.
Hans Nleja, 30, Minneapolis. Minn., and
Carmen L. Knudsen. 80. Motley. Minn.
Thomas S. Mlnnlch. 23. Tremont. Pa., and
Georgs F. Robbins, 21, 611 Golden Gate ave.
BIRTHS— MARRIAOES— DEATHS.
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mall will not bo Inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and bo
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the tame published.
BORN. v
GARDINER— In this city. January 12, 1903.
to the -wife of Alex. S. Gardiner, a son.
RET — In this city. December 25, 1902, to- the
wife of Leon L. Rey, a son.
mabbiedT
HANAFIN— WORSDALE — In thl» city. Janu-
ary 12, 1903, by the Rer. A. C. Bane, pastor
of Howard-street Methodist Church, Asher
A. Hanafln of Oakland and Elvlna Wors-
dale of San Francisco.
HAVEN — CARROLL — In San Jose. January t>,
1903, at Trinity Church, by the Rev. George
W. Foot/F, Lawrence Haven and Camllie
Martin Carroll, both of San Jose. .
DEED.
Barrowman, • Arne* Livingston, Jacob
Bane, Mn. Llllle E. McEnhill,* Joseph R.
Bergk, Lina McGonigle, Cornelliu
Cahill. Carolina C. Mahar. Mrs. Annie
Carlea, Sarah A. Merriman. Lena? W.
Collins, Martha G. Myers, William G.
Corcoran, Eliza M. Newman, Yetta
Corda, Victor O'Meara, Dennis
Cowen, Philip O'Shannessy. Mrs.
Dall, Christopher C. Phillips, Sarah D.
Dohoney. James Pierce. Henry
Eddy, James Rice, John J.
Edwards, James Ryan, Patrick
Flaherty, Agg-I« Shea, Catherlna
Flaherty. Annie Ehean, Maurice A.
Vox, Michael J. Shelers, Mary
Halck, Clifford E. Smith, Eliza
Haley, Cyril Tahtinen, Seraphena
Hlrschfelder, Antonl Walsh, George H.
Kane, Christopher Webster, Juliet
Lafontaine, ' Emma
BANE — In Oakland, January 12, 1903, Mra.
Llllle K. Bane, niece of Mrs. Thomai Bedard
of Niles, a native of Massachusetts, axed 44
years 8 months and 20 days. ,
BARROWMAN — In this city. January 13, 1903,
Agnes, beloved wife of John Barrowman. and
mother of James and Thomas Barrowman
and Mrs. Elizabeth Samuels, a native of
Scotland.
BERGK— In this city. January 12, 1903. Lina,
dearly beloved wife of Anton Bergk, atid
Elster cf Mrs. Anton Stelr and John, Louis
and Henry Schlmdt, a native of Baden, Ger-
many, aged 29 years 1 month and 1 day.
ICJrFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at 1 o'clock, from her late
residence, 126 Douglass street, between
Seventeenth and .Eighteenth. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
CAHILL — In Vallejo. January 13. 1903, Caro-
lina C. beloved daughter of Martin and
Elizabeth Cahill, and loving sister of John,
Henry, Julia. Margaret, Lizzie and Willie
Cahill, Mrs. John O'Rourke of San Fran-
cUco and th^ late Laura R. Cahlfl, a native
of Vallejo. aeed 21 yeara and 23 days.
CTTriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday
morning, at 8:3Q o'clock, from the family
residence, South Vallejo, thence to St. Vin-
cent's Church, where a requiem hieh mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul.
Interment Et. Vincent's Cemetery.
CARLES— In this city, January 12, 1003. Sarah
Ann. beloved wife of H. R. Carlea, and
mother of Ada, Josep'h, Adelaide and Eu-
gene Carles, a native of England, aged 17
years 1 month and 26 days.
ETTriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday,
January 15. 1903. at 10 o'clock, from her late
residence. 3352 Twenty-sixth street. Inter-
ment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by carriage.
Please omit flowers.
COLLINS— In this city. January 12, 1903. Mar-
tha G., dearly beloved wife of the late Pat-
rick Collins, lovlnc mother of Jeremiah F..
John J. -and Catherine Collins, Mrs. , H. C.
Alexander and Mrs. J. P. Rooney and the
late Eugene Collms, and sister of Miles Ail-
man, a native of Rockfled, Killarney, County
Kerry. Ireland, aged 4S year* 3 months and
1 day.
CTThc funeral will take place to-day
(Wednesday), at 8:30 o'clock, from the re*l-
dence of her daughter, Mn. H..C. Alexander
316 Plxley street, between Fillmore and
Kleiner. Filtwrt and Greenwich, thence to fct.
Vincent de Paul's Church, where a requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose
of her soul at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy
Crora Cemetery.
CORCORAN— In this city. January 13. 1903,
jl ' ' nL^Fi iiEi 1 ! Y fl
9 OFFICE! 916 MARKET ST r J
HENRY J. CALLACHER CO.
. (Successor to Flannagan & Gallagher.) .
DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Mgr.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMEHS.
20 Fifth st, opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South SO. ,- -
REMOVCO TO HEW STORE. ." *
' UNITED UNDERTAKERS.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers. '
*> Formerly in Metropolitan Temple.
Now at 86U MISSION. - Tel. South 16T.
Between Fourth and Fifth, Near Fifth at.
Finest equipments at Moderate Rates.
. v ¦ ... , - . .,-.•¦ •¦ . •. , ¦
PEMOUAL NOTICE
CRAIG. COCHRA-N & CO.. funeral direc-
tors and erabaliners, formeriy of; G2-66 Mint
ave., have removed to their 'new and modern
quarters at 429 GOLDEN GATE AVE. I'liono
{ South 47. "
EKITS s*£d >:j •».>¦¦>¦ irtriallmentz. i.KON i.E-
:-:<>*•% r.rT kltrbel rx.. frc%weta 7th mxtS
BUPEKFI-COUS hair a:-.d males iemov*.l fcy
• lev-trie retc!c. Dr.t:iJr¥. .rav»:ic, 1170 Market.
UA5QUEUADI5 touuaiea, bUy pookc, wigs;
coantry crd«y_ GQLDfiTEK* & «"¦•-. 7^'. MKt.
1 A1LOM-MADB euit«. $7 W>; Urpys paatk. #2 ML
M>f;t Cli tn.r.g I'arici. «*or. Hush ar.J :?unont.
ACT1NA r«»«tr.ri?s rfttitXL cues deafness an4 !
¦ auirh. A'Vida. Ca.. 7U.S Vai'^c'.a. cor. 13th. I
AJ-FP.EDUWa Es>| t>.n Her.r.a restores »:r;iy j
hair to Us natural cc'.nr: V-\ At mil OrottlaX*.
ONE-MINUTE TOOTHACHE DROPS C'cKK
.nftanUy: ICc and 25c; all drugg'sts.
X)R. XJOIOTTB'8 FSSXQUCO'Z PAINT, the
I'tft cgm Wf- -5c: a!l rin.-ggisty.
PHYSICIANS ASD SCflGEOXS«
I!'' •'. C O"DONNELL — Office and residence.
1021*4 Market St.. bet. Slx'.h ar.d Severith.
1~MOVED- DK. WONG JilM. herb doctor: j
treats all Ciseases of the bu-r.an body: for ;
rast forur ve»r» at lir.-117 Miifon: now la-
crted at f.67 O.rary St.. !var Lcavcnwortn.
l«io«> »'OIt HOCglSavECyiKC.
ri.l.IS. CS5 cor. Larkia— -Sanay b*y-wir.dow, j
rr.ar.iel. folding Lp^. hou»idc«*nlng. j
COLDEK GATE avo.. CT!— aar.sy bay-window .
> ::t» of i i-ooms: ga* Iar: » P i_^lli : 2*-" d Ii" \
HTDB 4CS— Elfgantly furr.is'H-o pariori". v.ith J
bltctea; al-^'j Iff***" "i RAor. •"; room".
J- N'ES. Cl* — E'jnny j-IiikI*' or or.\;Llc jmrlors. j
\-ith k;tc!:c:i; aaany c-covp *u'.ti-. •
iT<»DEL House. ViOC SioclcMn «t.— Newly fur- i
rj'shed hcU£«kee;:r.E ioon^: 55. $1'J: free ga»,
m bathe.
TWELFTH. 10^—3 rooms, furnished complete
Car houeekecving; bath, rur.ning water, yard, j
A BRANCH cff'«-<? for <:all advertisements and J
fubscrSi'tions lias b«?en established at 1C96 ¦
Valencia rt. |
»— — —^^^ — .— ,— — »^ »¦ .— 1
H'JO)I» TO LET — Fnm. cmi 1'nJnrn. 1
Al'.OVLE Hotel. 234 AIcAllicter — New. elegant. :
funny, 7^ day upward; McAllister car* to
<!oor;" handsomest crill roo:n in California.
A— BRUNSWICK House. 148 Sixth— Itooms i
CSc to *1 per ni«rht ; $1 a to $5 per week, and j
;.fr.: h u-< Kw, : ip rooms; open all night.
AT "The Almonte." R73 Market st. (or No. 1 j
Fifth ft.)— Rooms 2jc. &«c. ?1. $150 night; ,
$1 &0 to $10 per week; liou^o open all night, j
Bl'CHANAN, 1205. cor. Turk — La,rr* i-unny !
room*, en tuite or single ; ever)' convenience, j
ia*nNETT~425 Market (oM No. 13C4)— Fur- j
nithf-d rooms, suites, cii^si?: algo furnished- 1
CLIFFOP.D. 204 Ellis, ccr. Ilason — Elegantli- j
furnished 'eunny rooms; prices reasonable.
El.LlS 321 < Mozart > -/Nicely fum. room* 3Sc. j
SI to" eight; $1 50. $C »wk: cpt-n all night. |
JELL J5CS— 1 furnished. 1 unfurnished front j
fur.ny room; reasonable; oppodta Panhandle;
t rlvate family; refercr.r**. |
4~I1OOMS. fS per month: handy »o Vnlon Iron |
Works. Bex 127. <"~»:i o'fioe. j
Cr«nd fouth^rn 7th and Mission— Rooms 50c to j
f 1 50 night; - f2 to $0 week; reading room. |
liOWARD. 715. nr. Third «St. David's) — Sunny J
furnished rooms *n sutte cr einsle; dean
bede; fl fO to $5 per week; reading room.
KI'UIXT, 2-'JS — Nlce'.y furnished rooms for
Iran »nd wife; also Tor light hoUEfkeeplng;
>!fo unfurnished suite suitable for ligat
housekeeping; other roorr.f for gentlemen.
€«7. corner 8th— Newly famished bay-
* window rooms; $1 per week; transient.
— — - — — ¦ — 1
r:c.4i. K static — riTV— Fon sai.h {
AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION. 1
THUKSDAY. 1
THURSDAY. '
PROBATE SALE PROBATE SALE
By order of forcicn heirs of estate of k-
Robiiict, we will sell at auction WITHOUT
RKSKRVE Uie loliov.-inc desirable properties:
THUR6DAY JANUARY 15. l'JU;
At 1^ o'clock noon, at our salesroom.
¦ KOl'nTH-ST. BUSINESS COIlNEtt.
Easl corner F<»!s>m and Fourth sts.; lot 20x
."7:0; lHi:!<Jins« btlong to tenant; ground rent ,
$'M; K-aM'ii to i:tll; no expense except taxes. ¦
1-OCUTU-ST. BUSINESS PKOPEUTV.
No. 2i:t Fourth «t., between Howard and
Foisom; 2-story brick building containing store
and flat a'oove of b rocms and bath; rent *G5:
lot I'oxTO.
FOLSOM STREET. mc cn
Nos. 7S0-7S2 Folsom St., near 4th: lot 2SxS0,
with eood modern substantial t.uildlnR con- I
j-:«ting of double huu.-f, each 7 rooms ana j
fcath; rent *50. |
HUSINE6S CORNER.
N>s. 1120 Koisom st.. corner Harrison ave.
(between 7th and 8th); 2-story bulldinc, store
¦nil flat, nnd double house on Harrison ave.;
rent $75; lot 20x5*0.
HOWARD-ST. RESIDENCE.
No. iSTJ Howard st.. near 15th; Iaree lot
30x125, with 2-story residence, » rooms ana
bath. otn.. also stable; house could be changed
iato INVESTMENT.
Nos. :<12 to 812B Clementina St.. close to 4tn;
improvements ;ror.t and rear buildlnes. each
containing 'J flats 4, 4, o and 6 rooms; lot -0*
80: rtnts fiO .V>.
Above are Fold subject to approval of court.
By order of Union Trust Company we will
EIOUTH-ST. LOT.
Eighth St.. near Folhom; large lot, ~0xl_3.
LYON & HOAG.
110 Montgomery gt.
HEAL ESTATK FOK SALE
BY U " 'itEAL. ESTATE AGENTS.
<5S0 Market Street.
Pierce and California — Double corner. 50x120.
with six n^at jnortern houses: well rented.
Alpine, near 14th— Lot 23x100; fine view.
Calitoi-niit St.. near Walnut— Oars pans; two j
houses. 0 rooms and bath ajid 4 rooms and
bath: 4r> feet frontage. i
1 »¦ Fan-ell, between Polk and Van Xess — Lot
27:6x120 to rear street, with 4 houses; well
rentod. J i
Pact. b^twe±i Octavia and Laguna — Lot j
S:t0x90.
Oolden nate ave.. between Pierce and !?cott —
3-story bay window house, lo rooms and bath.
UeAlUster st., bttwecn Pierce and t-cott —
Fine !"t. 2T.xl3":t5.
Se\*ral cheap c^Uases at the Mission, near
Castio St.; *»-~y term* if desired.
BaUCbex. between 17th and ISth — Lot 25 or
BOxIOQl
Koisom. between 3J and 4th— Large lot: old |
lir.proxcrr.entE; rents $100; suitable for a hotel ]
or factory • !
Fine residence in Oakland, overlooking Lake j
Merrltt— Msrniflcent view r.nd lHrge lot; for j
tale or trade lor city property. .
Two lota in Halladay Map A: cheap.
Sarchez, bft. 14th and 15th — US to t>OxlOO.
Cheap lom in Berr.al Homestead; $1O per
front foot; near Mlpsion road.
Golden Gate ave., between Baker and Lyon
Cottage, 7 rooms and bath; lot 25x137:6.
27th ave.. bet. Point Ixjbos and Clement —
25 or uOxliSO. at only «20O.
f Guenero, bet. 13th and 14th — Large lot, suit-
able for flats; cheap.
Maple Court, off 14th. bet. Guerrero and
Dolores — Large lot. well Improved and rented;
cheap.
Guerrero, bet. 23d and 24th — Kice pair of
flats and vacant lot adjoining
O KAP.RELL 20 — Sunny furnished rooms and
offices; elevatorj-elec. lights: day. week. vao.
riNE ft.. 9SS— Vacancies for gentlemen; beard
optional. ]
HOTAL House. 126 Ellis — Incandescent light,
rt-adir.g room, emckinp room and ladies par.
lor: rooms per nljrnt. ::5o to $1 50; week. $2
to $S; month. $S to $30: elevator on ground
floor; room* with hot and rold water: baths.
CI-ASSIFIEL> advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch offloe. Z2W FUlmore st.
-IIOO.MS ANO KOAKC. \
< IV accommodate two or three gentlemen in
private l.imily; no other boarders; desirable
part of Gough St.; references. Aadress box
VII. Call office^
I'.LEGANTLY furnished eur.ny rooms; hot and
cold water; with board. Hotel Buens. Vista.
lu70 Valencia et. ; everything first-clags.
OLD Etevenson mansion, opp. Grace Church,
with annex. MT California *t. ; attractive in-
terior; exceptional table; free billiard room.
HOTEL REOINA «1S Turk — New house, ele-
gantly Turn.; all mod. lxnp'vments; European,
LAMBOTJRNE. 420 Eddy — High-clacs house;
furnished suites or single; cteam heat.
SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES.
ALL. kinds bought, sold, rented, exchanged; re* :
pairing; lowest rates. Tel. Green 144. 203 4th.
ALL kinds bought, eold and repairing; guaran-
teed. Chas. Plambeck. 1315 Mission, nr. 15th.
A— EMPORIUM Storage tc Van Co. ; furniture,
household goods ctored. moved, shipped. 723-
731 Howard, near Third; phone Grant 161. j
PIEP.CE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co.. of-
fice Poet and Powell ats.; tel. Prlv. Ex. 571.
EEKINS Van and Storage Cs., 630 Market St.;
4 tel. Main 1810; ehlpplcg at cut rates.
tOLDEN' West Etormge; advances made; 840
Mission St.; tel. Howard 941. F. W. Zehfuss.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
pany; 2320 Flllmor« ft; phone Jackson 2S1.
TVPEWKITER8 AM) SUPPLIES.
cHeatTbargains nT^i^wR^ERS^vre
cell better machines for less money thaa any
house In the city; rentals $3. The Typewriter
Exchange. S36 Calif crala: telephone Main
IXIR typewriters. L. & M. ALEXANDER. 110 !
Montgomery et.; exclUBive dealers Smith Pre-
mier Typewriters; supplies for all machines.;
party used machines eold & new ones rented.
2D-HAND typewriters eold. rented, repaired.
Web*ter Typewriter Inepec Co.. 209 Sansome.
DIVIDEND KOTICES^
DIVIDE2CD JCOTICE — The Nevada National
Bank of San Krajucisoo: At a. regular meet-
ing cf tbe board ot directors ot this bank,
held January .. 1803, a dividend was de-
clared for the half year ending December 31,
1802, at the rate cf seven (7) per cent per an-
r.um. pay&bl* on and after tbe 15th inst.
Traaafer books will be closed from the 10th
to the 15th ir.st., both days inclusive.
GEORGE GRANT, £ecretary. San Francis-
o. Jasuarr 3. 1903.
LEGAL. ADVEHTISEME.VTI.
J.'OTXCE TO CREDITORS— Estate^ cf H. J.
BL'KXELL.. deceased. Notice la hereby
given by the undersigned, JOHN FARXHAM.
administrator of the estate of II. J. UVS-
NELL, deceased, to the creditor* of and all
rersens having claim against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit tLem with the necessarr
vouchers, within four months after tbe first
publication of this notice, to the aald admin-
istrator, at room 79. Chronicle building, tbe
same being bis place for the transaction of
the business cf the raid estate in the city
tand coucty of San Fi-ancisco. State of Cali-
fornia. JOILN l'AR.\HAH, Administrator
of the estate of H. J. BUXXELU deceased.
FRANK McGOWAN. Attorney for Adminis-
trator, rooms 75-79-80, Chronicle building.
Dated at Ean Francisco. December 24. 1902.
NOTICE to creditor* — Estate of EDWARD
NOPNAN, deceased. Xotlce Is hereby given
by tbe undersigned, C. J. HORGAN, admin-
istrator cf the estate cf EDWARD NOONAN.
deceased, to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased.
•,p exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first publica-
tion of this notice, to the said administra-
tor at No. 644 Haoramento et., room 3 the
""» being hia place for the transaction of
the business of the *aid estate In the city
and county of Ssn Francisco, State of Cali-
fornia, C. J HORP.AN. administrator of
the estate of EDWARD NOONAN deceased
r>fcl»d at Pan Franrl-m. DxymNr 24. 1002.
rnoposAxs. ~~~
PnOPOfiALTIfcT P^c^^ujTiUn^^flcT^Tf
Constructing Quartermaster. San Diera Cal
January ; 10. 1WJ3. Scaled proposal., in^'tripjll
Cit ,' e - ,T m ** »r*!, V< * 8t thl^ o:fl<i until 10
°v. clock w?- "*• M ° n<la >'. February 9. 1903 and
then be opened, for the con.tructlon of
- cn« Hospital: also for plumbing rVatin*
and electric wiring One Field Officer* iouar
ten; One Double Captains' Quarters- One
IX»ubl» Lieutenants* Quarters; One sini"! '
Artillery Barrack; One Guard House- One
HoFpitaJ; also for plumbing and wirin'ir On».
Administration Building; One Bake House*
One Hospital Steward's Quarters- Om
Double Non-Com:r.l.«£loned BtaH Quarters
U. 6. reserves the right to reject or accent
any or all bids in whole or in part Full in-
rtructlona to bidden, will be furnished on
application tc this office, or ot the offices of
1 the Chief QuartermaFters at San Francisco
Jjenver, Omaha, St. Paul end Chicago; and
the Depot Quartermaster. St. l^ouie. where
jilans and «pe<-i neat ions may be seen. Prv-
pofal* mu*t be accompanied by two guaran-
ties Justifying, jointly, in double the arauunt
of 10 per cent of the bid. Preference will be
Flven to articles of domestic production, cost
and quality cor.fidfrwi. and to articles of
production produced or manufac-
-W'»red oc the Pacific CcaKt. Envelopes con-
\ taJnlng proposals thauld be indorsed. "Pro-
x rotals for Public Buildings at Fi-rt Hor*-
cr*n>." nr.d addressed Captain R. U. KuUe.
Quartermaster.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARiC LOTS.
NEW BOULEVARD LOTS. SELLING FAST.
A Revelation. Finest Residence District.
Only graded lots fronting Ocean and Boulevard.
DON'T MISS SEEING THEM IMMEDIATELY
Now Is your opportunity to select lots cheap
Handsome profits assured to those who buy.
BUT DIRECT FROM THE OWNERS.
From S350 up. ON EASV TERMS.
CALL FOR CIRCULARS. MAPS AND
PRICES.
$2M to $1100 — Choicest Sunset lots; $10
monthly-
$300 to $900 — Bargains In Richmond lots; In-
stallments.
$50 to $200— Near Park and ocean; $5
monthly.
$150 to ?350 — Level Excelsior Homestead lots
near Mlssion-st. cars; $5 monthly.
$1000 to $3000 — Bargains la modern cottages;
good locations; easy terms.
Sunset branch office. 9th ave.,. near H st.
Open every day and Sundays.
EOL GETZ & EON Owners and Dealer*.
Room t-i, Chronicle building:.
RICHMOND OFFERINGS.
S15OO — Point Lobos ave.; extra large lot.
$32SO— Modern, handaomo cottage on 7th
ave., near Clement; has ba*eroent and carriage
house; this Is en boulevard and Is choice.
$550 — Near Lake and 20th aves.; sewered.
$» j0 — House and lot on 26th ave. ; terms.
SSOO — California-* t. lot; $50 down.
SI 500 — Twenty-sixth ave.. near California
f*t. : new house; & rooms; easy terms.
• $2500— Nearly new cottage; 5 rooms and bath.
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$1250 — Clement-st. lot; near Third ave.
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Richmond district Is rapidly improving, both
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J.::.Vki — U-room house: 214 acres; College ave..
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$C2G0 — *«-rocm house; ChRnnlng way, between
Dana and Ellsworth fct*. •
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at 2GIS California street, Eliza M.. relict. of
th« late John Corcoran, a native of Ireland.
CT Notice of funeral hereafter.
COROA— In this city, January 12, 1903, Victor
Oorda, a native o£ Switzerland,' axed W
years. ' •
KTFrSends and acquaintances are respect-
• fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, from the parlors
• of Theoddr Dlerlis. 957 Mission street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth. Interment Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
COWEN— In ' Ssnta Rosa, January 12, 1003.
Philip, beloved husband of Hanchen Cewen,
father of Mrs. B» Jacobs and Hattie, Joseph,
Fred and Alex. . Cowen.-and brother of Mrs.
B. Levy) and Mrs. J. Batt, a native of Prus-
sia, ased 72 years. (New York papers please
copy.) • ' .:-'.. ¦ . ' .
C7Funeral from the residence of Mrs. B.
Levy, 1S14 Post street, Thursday. January
15, at 10 o'clock. Please omit flowers. Cre-
mation- private.
DALL— In this city. January 11. 1903. Chris-
topher C, Dall. a native of San Francisco.v
aged" 4.'{ years 4 months and 28 days.
tCTThe funeral services will take place
Wednesday, at 1:30 o'clock, at the parlors of
Halsted & Co., 940 street. Inter-
ment private. -
DOHONEY— In this city.l January 12, 1903,
James, beloved husband of ' Ann Dohoney,
and father of the late Phillip C. Dohoney, a
native of New York, aged 73 years. (New
York papers please copy.) "
CyKriends ¦ and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 11 o'clock, from the parlors
of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 707 Mission street.
¦ interment Holy Cross Ce%netery.
EDDY— In Sonora, January 13, 1903, James.
bfcloved husband of H»len Eddy, and sister
of Mrs. Belle W. .Conrad, a native of Wis-
consin, aged Ott years 5 months and 8 days.
EDWARDS^In -this city, January 12, 19OJ.
Jfimes Edwards, a native of Ohio, oced 80
yeaic
FLAHERTY— In this city, January 12. 1903.
ARgie, beloved daughter of James and Mar-
garet Flaherty, a native of Ean Francisco.
CTThc funeral' will take place to-day
(Wednesday), at »:30 o'clock, from her late
r«luenc<?. 274 Chattanooga street, thence to
St. James Clfurch. where a requiem high
I mass will be celebrated for the repose of her
soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment
' private.
FLAHERTY— In this city. January 13, 1003.
at the residence, 415 Baker street, . AnniQ
Flaherty, beleved sister of the late Mar-
garet Clasby and Mrs. Delia Dolan, a na-
tlvb of Arren Island. County Galway, Ire-
land.
FOX— In Oakland. January 13, 1903, Michael
J. Fox. beloved son of Daniel and the late
Mary Fox, a native of Alameda, aeed 3
years and 8 months.
HALCK— In this city, January 12, 1003, Clif-
ford Klmore. beloved son of Albert T. and
Albertine Halck, and brother of George L.
lialck, a native of San Francisco, aged 18
years 6 months and 1 day.
ICyFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
to-morrow (Thursday), at 1:30 o'clock, at the
parlors of the Western Addition Funeral Di-
rectors, 1724 Devisadero street, between Sut-
ter and liush. Interment Laurel Hill Ceme-
tery.
HALET— In this city, January 12, 1903, Cyril,
dear baby of M. J. and the late Mary Kate
Haley, a native of San Francisco, aged 11
months and 7 days. (
[CTThe funeral will take place to-day
(Wednesday), at 10 o'clock, from the parents'
residence, 2707 Laguna etreet. Interment
Holy Cress Cemetery, by electric car from
Eighteenth and Guerrero streets.
HIRSCHFELDER— In this city, Monday. Jan-
uary 12. 1UO3, at 1904 Mason street. Antonl,
beloved father of John Zychllnski, brother-
in-law of Wanda Hlrschfelder, and uncle ol
Mrs. A. Czarneckl, Mrs. A.^V. McPherbon.
Mra. W. L. Johnson and Kadeus Hlrsch-
felder. a native of Poland, aged 60 yeara 0
months and 29 days. . -.
(TTFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
' fully Invited to attend the funeral Thursday,
January 15, 1903. at 8:30 o'clock, from his
late residence, mot Mason Etreet. thence to
St. Boniface's Church, where a high requiem
mass will be celebrated for, the repose, of his
soul, commencing at 9:80 o'clock. 'Inttr-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
KANE— In Oakland. January 10, 1903; Chris-
topher Kane, beloved husband of Ellen Kane,
and father of James C, John A., William
E., Mary E., Christopher F. Jr. and Nora C.
Kane, a native of County Klldare, -Ireland,
aged CO years and 17 days. (Chicago papers
please copy.)
ICyFriends are respectfully invited to at-
tend ' the funeral on Thursday, January 15,
lltO.1, at 0 o'clock, from 'bis. late residence,
1SG5 Goes street, thence to St. Patrick's
Church, where a solemn requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his soul,
commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery. Oakland.
LAFONTAINE— Passed to rest. In this cltr.
January 12. 1903, Emma A. Lafontaine, be-
loved widow, of the late A. J. Lafontaine,
and dearly, beloved mother, of Dr. Emma C.
and Julius R. Lafontaine, a native of Stutt-
gart, Wurtemberg, Germany, aged 75 years
I month and 9 days. ..
ClTTlie funeral will take place Wednesday.
January 14," from her late residence. 1328
Jackson street. Funeral private.
LIVINGSTON— In this city, January 13, 1903,
Jacob, beloved husband of Amelia Living-
ston, father of Lester and Belle Livingston,
son of Leah and- the late Lazarus J. Liv-
ingston, and brother of Mrs. Sam Leszynsky,
Mrs. Eugene W. Levy, Mrs. F. H. Merz-
bach and Kaac and Benjamin Livingston, a
native of New York.
McGONIGLE — In this city. January 11. 1903,
Cornelius, beloved husband of the late Ellen
McGonigle, devoted- father of Mrs. • Bernard
Ward and the late Mrs. Annie Reed, grand-
father of Albert J.. Edward C. and the late
Eleanor Reed, and brother of the late Den-
nis, Patrick and John McGonlgle, a native of
the parish of Culdaff, County Donegal, Ire-
land, aged 75 years and 10 months.
C7Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at 9 o'clock, from hia late resi-
dence, 41 Natoma street, thence 10 St. Pat-
rick's Church, where a requtem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of hia soul
at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-
tery. • •
McENHILL-^n this city, January 12, 1003,
Joseph Raymond, belovd son of John and'
the ' late Eunice McEnhill, and beloved
brother of John H.. Peter, Frank, Hugh, Leo
and Lena McEnhill and Mrs. A. Glrot, a na-
tive of San Francisco, aeed 25 years.
ICT-Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral Thursday,
January 15, W 8:30 o'clock, from his late
residence. 2963 Twenty-second street, thencu
to St. Peter's Church, where a solemn re-
quiem mass -will be celebrated for the repose
of his soul, commencing at 9 o'clock. In-
terment Holy Cross Cemetery..
MAHAR — In Han Rafael. January 12, 1903,
Mrs. Annie Mahar, widow of the late Corne-
lius Mahar, and mother of Mrs. William
Coner, Mrs. M. Johanson *nd James, John,
Cornelius. William and Timothy Mahar, a
native of County Cork, Ireland, aged C4
¦ years. (Monmouth, Warren County, 111., pa-
pers please copy.)-
tCTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday,
January 10, from her If te residence In San
Kafael at 9:30 o'clock, thence to St. Raph-
ael's Church, where a solemn high requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose of her
soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MERRIMAN— In thia city, January 12, 1903,
Lena Wares, beloved wife of E. R. Merri-
man, and mother of B. W.. William and Al-
fred Lyon. (Niles, Mich., papers please copy.)
fl-T-Knneral • will take place from 1122 Va-
lencia street on Wednesday, January 14, at.
II o'clock. Interment private. '
MYERS — In Oakland. January 13. 1903. Wil-
liam G., beloved husband of Sarah Myera,
and father of Jerome W. Myers, a native of
Philadelphia, Pa., aged 75 years 3 months
and 13 days.
NEWMAN— In this city, January 13, 1903,
Yetta, bsloved wife " of Max Newman, ! and
mother of Harry, Dave, Joe, Lena, Esther,
Llllle, l*na and Ida Newman, a native of
Poland, aged tJ4 years.
O'MEAIIA— In this city, January 12. 1903.
I>»nnls O'Meara. beloved, father of Mrs. H.
N. Brown. Mrs. S. Brown of Palo Alto, Mrs.
W. F. Hall ot Fresno, Mrs. W. E. Bacon
and A. D. and Lena O'Meara of Modesto, a
native of Ireland, aged 62 years.
ItyFrlends and acauaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday)/ at 7 o'clock, from St. Patrick's
Church, whero a requiem mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of 'his soul. Interment
at Modesto, Cal. Remains at the parlors of
Halsted & Co.. -04« Mission street.
O'SHANNESSY— In this city, January 12, 1903
Mrs. Mary O'Shannessy, beloved wife O f
Michael C. O'Shannessy.-tmd mother of John
J., Annie E., Mary C. and Catherine - 1.
O'Shannessy. a native of County Limerick,
' Ireland, aeed 51 years.
[CFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited, to attend the funeral > to-day
(Wednesday), at 8:15 o'clock, from her late
residence. 3H34 Twenty-second street, near
Castro, thence to St. James Church, where a
solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated
for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
PHILLIPS— In Hhis city. January 13. 1903
Sarah D. Phillips, a native of Bridgeville,
Del., aged 7t>.y«arB.
(^Interment private.
PIERCE^ — January 13, 1903, at his residence on
Pine street, Henry Pierce, a native of Stan-
dish, Me., born August 31, 1827.
(C7Funeral services will be held at the
Unitarian Church. Thursday,. at 2 o'clock, to
which his friends are Invited. Interment
¦private. ." ¦ « ¦. ¦ : '' . -' '' v . ¦
RICE— In this city,. January 13, 1903, Johu
Jacobs, beloved sorf\ of 1 Manuel and Martha
Rice, a native- of San. Francisco, . ased 0
months and 14 days. • ;
ICyFriendsand acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral Thursday
. morning, at 11 o'clock, from . his parents'
residence, 1352 Alabama . street, between
'"Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. ; -~
RYAN— In this city, January 12, 1903, "P a t-
: rick, beloved husband of the late ¦ Catherine
; .. Kyan,-;a i native of the -parish;, of : Minlo,
County - Galway, -¦ Ireland, . aged • 00 - year-*'
(Champaign. 111. -papers please copy.)
• :,(cyFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited , to t attend, the funeral to-day
' (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock,- from the parlors
of the raclno Undertakers, 777 Mission
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. Knauer desires to thank her friends
' and acquaintances, as well, as Pastor. J.
Fuendeling and the Knickerbocker Quartet,
for the kindness and sympathy extended her
In her hour of bereavement.
(CTFriends and acaualntances arc respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday,
at 11 o'clock, from her late residence, 1325
Versailles avenue, thence -to St. Joseph's
Church. Interment private.
TAHTINEN — In this city. January 11. 1903,
Seraphena Tahtinen, a native | of Finland,
aged 28 years.
tC^Frlends a^d acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
to-day (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, at the par-
lors of Craig, Cochran & Co., 429 Golden
Gate avenue, between Larkln and Polk
streets. Interment Laurel Hill Cenwtery.
WALSH— In this city, January 13, 1903, George
11.. beloved father of Mary F. and George- L.
Walsn, and brother of P. J. Walsh and Mrs.
A. E. Wells, and uncle of G. F t Wells, a na-
tiv« of New Orleans, aged 45 years.
{E7Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 10 o'clock, from the parlors
of the Henry J, Gallagher Undertaking Com-
pany, 20 Fifth street, thence to St. Patrick's
Church for 'services. Interment Holy Cross
. Cemetery, by 11:30 o'clock train from Third
and Townffcnd streets.
WEBSTER— In this city, January 12, 190.1,
Juliet "'Webster, beloved daughter of Philo-
peng and the late Lyons Webster, and sister
of Mrs. Harry Jacoby, Mrs. B. J. Joseph
and William and Max Webster, a native ot
Orovllle, Cal., aged 14 -years and 8 months.
CyFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at 12:30 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of her mother, 502 Van Ness avenue.
and tt-ence by 2 o'clock train to New Salem
Cemetery, • '
ETTriends and' acaualntances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
to-day (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, at her late
residence, ay, Salmon alley, off Pacific
street, between Masan and Taylor. Inter-
ment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
SMITH— In Alameda. January 13. 1903. Eliza
Smith, beloved mother of William B. Smith,
Mrs. H. L. llansoiu< Mrs. Mary Manning,
Mrs. Elizabeth Harltsven, Henry Smith, Mrs.
Jennie McFarland and John T. Smith, a
native of Ireland,' aged. S3 • years and (J
months. v
street, thence to St. Patrick's Church, where
a solemn requieni mass will be celebrated
for the repose of his souk commenclnK at
10:.-M) o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-
tery.
SHEA— In this city. January 11. 1003. Cath-
erine, dearly beloved mother of James, Ella.
William and Kate Shea, a native of county
Waterford, Ireland, aeed 72 years.. . •¦ '
CTThe, funeral will take place to-daj
(Wednesday), at S:30 o'clock, from her , late
residence, 13 A Silver street, thence to fat-
Rose's Church, where a solemn requiem mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul,
commencing at 9 o'clock. • Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
SHEAN— In this city. January 13, 1903. Mau-
rice A., beloved husband of Mary F. Shear,
and father of Fran, Maurice A. Jr., Llnd^,
Addle. Lee and Beissie Shean. a native of
¦ New York, aged 59 years 7. months and 11
days. (New York. Boston and Woonsocket,
R. I., papers please copy.)
. CThe funeral will take place Friday,
January 1C,. at- 9:30 o'clook. from his late
residence, 1240 Adeline street, Oakland,
thence to the Church of the Immacuiate Con-
ception, where a solemn requiem mass will
be celebrated for the repose of 'his' soul,
commencing at 10 o'clock; Interment s5t.
Mary's Cemetery.
SHELERS— In this city, January "11, 190::.
Mary, beloved wife of Math Shelers, and
mother of Richard and Lizzie Shelers, a na-
tive of . Colorado, aged 34 years 4 month.3
and 2 days.

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