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A society just formed In Suffolk. Va.,
has for its title the Suppression of Spuri
ous Titles. Its 6cope does not, as might
be supposed, Include investigation of the
sham noblemen, but specially aims at the
military titles 6O generally worn by those
who have never set' a squadron in the
field. -
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska Pack.lS2« / 615.1</6 jOceanlc S Co — 21
Cal Fruit Co 08 98 Pao A F A. 3U 3}A
Cal Wlna AslOOU — • I Pac C Borx. — 167»i
Morning: Session.
15 Equitable Gas 3 00
, 25 Giant Powder Company 65 00 '
50 Hawaiian Com'I and Sugar 45 00
' 100 S. F. Gas and Electric Co 43 75
$2000 Oakland Transit Cons. 5a 100 00
$1000 S P of C 6s (1912) bonds.-. 120 25
S2U00 Bay Counties Powder Ca 5s....$l0S 00
Street —
$1000 Oceanic S. S. > Bonds 7S 00
'. Afternoon Session.
Board— .
5 Alaska Packers' Association..... 154 On '
10 Alaska Packers* Association 153 0O
10 Contra Costa , Water 6« 00
100 Equitable Gas ........ 3 12}5
10 Giant Powder Con 64 75
00 Giant Powder Con., s 30........ Ht 50
20 Pacific Lighting ; . 53 50
$1000 Oceanic S S bonds. . N 77 00
$1000 S P of C Cs (1012).:.'.. 120 2.".
flOUO S P of C 6s (1012). s 10. ........120 23
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Eleven.
Tcrhaps It's as hard for a rich' man
to enter the kingdom of heaven as it is
for an actor to tell his real palary.
L H Templar, Arizona] F E Dennis*. Oakland
E W GoodlnR, Mass |M E McClunkey .Okld
F H Ward. Missouri I V> O Fredricka. Pt Rd
A Brown. Los Angeles II O'Connor. Pt Khmd
W E Mason. Vacavllle J J Sweeney, Reno
N Dundar. San JOse l> Newman Seattle
H J Collins. San Josa F P Pattenson, Seattle
.T Marsh. New York D V Pratt. Oregon
J M Gavcny New York M L 1-ewis. Oregon .
J King. Sausallto Wm Cawley/ Redding
J Rudolph. Sausalito S M Mason, Redding
J O Heard. Sant Rosa tJ H (iraham. Haywds
HTLowary & w. Colo J. S Ptronjr. Haywards
F Dunbar&w Oakland EL Goddard Wtsnvll
E Chamberlain & faro. J W Smith. Wtsnvllle
1^03 Angeles R K Bowman. San Jse
L Wartenneberp. LA J. Ritchie, San Jose
L P Newcomb. Stktn P EKdmunson -Rcd-
G Ferguson. Stockton I .wood City
H Buckharrtt Stckton D G Church Redwood
G Reynolds, Mexico City
L Harrison, Mexico Miss E Goodwin. San
J J Brandt. Los Gatos Mateo
II Turner Los Gatos Miss L Brown, San
A C Chambers. Ky Mateo
NEW WESTERN 1 HOTEL.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
More than 5,000,000 tons are thus daily
delivered by the whole of London by
houses, or about 7.000,000 tons by houses
and factories together. A million tons of
water are daily employed to carry away
sewage; seven times this weight of air
must be employed to carry away smoke.
The cost of dealing with sewage is, in
London, about $3000 a day. Five hundred
huge electric fans would do correspond
ing work for the air, at a cost of« about
$21,000 daily, arid this would mean an In
come tax of ten pence in the pound. A
bad fog in London means the expenditure
of $25,000 a day for additional gas. The
loss to business may be from $100,000 to
$250 000 in a day, and the annual cost of
London 'fogs from $15,000,000 to $25,000,000.
It appears that it may be a practical ad
vantage to Impose, even the high tax re
ferred to.
Dr. Shay/ delivered a lecture on the
treatment of smoke in cities before the
Sanitary Congress in Manchester from
which a few paragraphs are taken. The
lecture is printed in full in Nature, No.
1722. The gravity of the smoke nuisance
in England is bey.ond question, though
we in America can scarcely realize it at
present. Our turn is to come, the geolo
gists say, and that soon, when the anthra
cite coal beds of this country are ex
hnusted. Every London chimney uses
and defiles about 10,000 cubic feet of air
per hour, and delivers four and one-tenth
tons of smoky air per day. The average
V.ouse will thus deliver about eight and
one-half tons.
Would Carry It Away as by an
Aerial Sewer With Powerful
- Fans.
TREATMENT PROPOSED
FOR SMOKE NUISANCE
TUESDAY. JANUARY 27.
Alexander and Alice M. Warner to Peter J.
and Catherine Chell, lot ou E line or Octa
vla street. 100 N of Lombard, N 37:0 by E
101:«i 3 : $10.
Emily IT. Pope to William F. Wilson, lot on
S line of Turk street, 110 E of Buchanan, E
29:9 by S 137:0; $10.
Jesse W. and Olive Hamilton to Arthur II.
Crane, lot on S line of Filbert street, 172:9 W
of Broderlck. W 30 by S 137 :C; $10.
Daniel Einstein to Surah Werthelfner, lot en
W line of Lyon street, 25 S of Pine. S 25 by
W 87 :C; $10.
Frederick and Louise Bose or Boese and
Richard Jurcens to Frank Koenlff, lot on SB I
corner of Oak and Shrader streets, E 50:3 by
S 100; $10.
Maud Luttringer (Schmidt), wife of Rich
mond J., and Emma A. Fennell, wife of Jamen.
to Henry C and Albertlne I-ytgens, lot on li
line of Guerrero street, 3tl K of Fifteenth, S
W by E 71'; $10.
Clarence H. l.amb to Lizzie A. Lamb and
Kdna M. Earhart, lot on W line of Albion ave
nue. 80 S of Sixteenth street. S t>0. W 121 :V. X
80. E 30. N ::<•. K 01 :a: $10.
George H. and Rose Cordano and O. B. and j
Adelaide Boltano to George and Flora Wil
liams 1 , lot on N line of Twenty-second street,
V2-2:<i E of Howard. E 49 by N C5: $10.
Marie Withrow to Charles A. and liertha M.
Orth. lot on B\V corner of Twenty-fourth
street and San Jo.-e avenue, S 30 by W 00; !fH».
Katherine H. Withrow or Winthrow to same,
. *afne; {10.
?justave F. W. and Katherine Schultze to
John and Cristlria Brenjord, lot on H line of
Twenty-fifth street, 17»:7 W of Sanchez, W
•2* by S 114; $10.
Estate of Joseph Eberhardt (by Roslne
Lang, administratrix) to C. B. Elliott, lot on
NE corner of Clay and Drumm streets, E 25
by N OO; $15,000.
Roslne I^ang <Kberhardt) to same, same,
quitclaim deed; $10.
Ida M. Stringer to Henry Kohler, lot on W
line of Taylor street. 82:6 N of Filbert, N 45 by !
W 00; $10.
l"rel M. and Anita Goldaracena to Laura M.
Gathwller. lot on SW corner of Ellis and Jonea
itreets. W 87 by S 50; $10.
G. T. and Annie Knopf to J. L. and Mary
A. Yonder Mehden. lot on SW corner of Leav
enworth and Chestnut streets, S 27:0 by W 108:
$10. I
Philip, Pauline, Israel and Fannie Flatow to
Winifred C. Douglass, lot on W line of Leaven
worth street, U5 N of Pine, N 42:6 by W 115:
$K».
William F. Whlttler to Sarah A. Chandler,
lot on HW line of Steuart street, 1S.'I:4 SK of
Howard, SE 91:8 by SW 1.17:6; $10.
Sharon Estate Company (corporation) to John
Q. Packard, lot on SE line of Be.rry street,
3GC:8 NE of Sixth, NE 45:10 by BE 275; $10.
Margaret Kehoe to Charles E. Kehoe, lot on
NE line of Eighth street, 125 SE of Bryant, SE
1»5 by NE 60; $10. ,
James N. and Ellen Powell to Joseph and
Mary Nevraumont, lot on SE line of Minna
street. 200 NE of Ninth. NE 25 by SE SO; $10.
Charles B. and Maria C Kittrldge to Eliza
r.'th R. Smith, lot on W line of Sixth avenue, '
1«3 N of Lake, N 81 by W 120; $10.
Same to Laura K. Isaacs, lot on W line of
Sixth avenue, 194 N of Lake street, N 6 by W
120; flO.
Louise M. Sage, Elizabeth G. Larzelere and
Milton- D. Grosh to same, lot on W line of
Sixth avenue, 200 N of Lake street, N 25 by W
120; $10.
John B. Baker to Solomon Getz. lot on SE
corner of Eleventh avenue and L street, E 32:tf
by S 100; $10.
P. J. and Jennie M. Kennedy to Martin Han-
Mr, lot on W line of Falcon avenue, 42:4 S of
Diamond alley. SW 47:6. NW 131:6. NE 60. SE
1GS»:3. lot 6, block 23, Market-street Homestead
Association; $10.
Margaret Kehoe and Robert Kehoe. lot on NE
line of Delaware street, 83:6 SE of Monticello.
N 158:10, E 25. S Ifi0:10. 41:0. lot 6.
block 8. City Land Association: also, lot on E
line of Delaware street. 41:5) SE of Montlcello,
N 125. E 25, 8 158:10, NW 41:9. lot 7, block S,
City Land Association; also, lot on NE corner
of Delaware and Monticello utreets, X 117, E
25, S 150, NW 41:9, lot 8. block 8, same; $10.
I Builders' Contracts.
Thomas and Lamora Wilson (owners) with
Edward Ginley (contractor), plans by owner-
All work except mantels, chandeliers, shades,
water, gas and sewer connections for a two
story frame building on NE corner of Lake
street and Twenty-second avenue, N 125, E 120,
N 50. W 120, 8 50; $2900.
Abram Barnett (owner) with Newsom & Mc-
Neil {contractors), architects Shea & Shea —
Grading, brick, carpenter, mill »and cement
work, plastering:, mantels, .gas fixtures and
nhades for a three-story frame building (flats)
on S line of Fulton street, 137:6 W of Scott. W
37 :« hy S 137:6: $0137.
Same owner with Allen & Looney (contract
ors), architects same — Plumbing, gas fitting,
etc. for same on same; $1104.
E. Mclaughlin (owner) with C. U. Ayefhart
(contractor), architects II. Gelifuss & Son —
Excavation and concrete work, floors and step*
for three-story frame buildings (flats-) on SW
corner of Bush and Franklin streets — W 114:9
by S 120; $1480.
Same owner with C. Schutt (contractor),
architects same — Carpenter, mill and' stair
work, plasterins, elazlne, hardware and tin
ning for same on same; total $11,56.1.
Same owner with H. .Williamson Company
(contractor), architectg same— Plumbing, gas
fitting; and sewerage- for same on same; total
I $1547.
Same owner with August Flick (contractor),
architects same — Painting, graining, oiling,
varninhlng, waxing for same on eame; total
$1015.
Heleno SylTester (owner) with William Plant
'(contractor), architect C. A. Meussdorfer — ATI
work except plumbing, painting, gas fitting,
sewer, fcas fixture!!, shades, mantels, incandes
cent wiring for alterations and additions to a
two-story and basement frame building, con
verting same Into four flats on NW corner of
Kcott and Fulton street*. N 70 by W 125, West
ern Addition block 440; total $4338.
Henry J. Breuer (owner) with Charles J. U.
Koenig (contractor), architect same — All work I
except shades, •lectrlcal work, gas fixtures,
mantels, for er two-story basement and attic
frnme building (two flat*) on W line of Clay
ton street, 2S3:0 S of Waller, S 25 by W 125
$4850.
Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church of
San Francisco (owners) with Floan & Wold
(contractors), architects Rousseau & Son— AH
work for alterations and additions to a church
building on R line of Howard street, 210\'*>i K
of Thirteenth. 50 on Howard. 134 :S on W side
30:8% at war, 127:6 on E side, Mission block
10; $£625.
r Alameda County.
Ellra M. Reed and Mlttle L. Reed Watson to
Wllium J. Reed, lot-on B line of Clay street
«0 8 of Eleventh, S 40 by E 00, lot 6 and por
tion of lots tJ and 9, block 145, Kellersberger's
Map. Oakland: $5.
John H. and Margaret T. Kelly (Mannlon) to
Alice IV Roche, lot on X line of Elm street. 100
W of Grove, W r.0 by N 100. lot IS, block N,
Map of Kclsey Tract. Oakland; $10.
!,aaia M. Ileohn (and as administratrix of
Estate of L.mr.1 E. Achard) and Charles
Achaid to William L. Achard, all interest ac
quired hy Laura E. Achard, deceased, under
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
The most difficult monarch to "move"
is undoubtedly the Czar, and the transfer
of his fittings from the winter palace to
Livadia is always a matter or enormous
preparation, and In consequence is not
often undertaken. All the furniture in
every room, with very few exceptions, is
moved bodily, even down to the carpets,
and the greater part of his library, con
sisting of 80,000 volumes, makes the jour
ney also. The comfort of the royal chil
dren, too, is very carefully studied, the
toys and entire: contents of the nursery
being moved en masse to the new resi
dence. If only for a stay covering a few
weeks.— Tit-Bits.
King Edward is 'very methodical, and
not Infrequently superintends the packing
in per3on. Whenever he goes into resi
dence elsewhere he insists on taking sev
eral small chests of drawers, tables,
desks, etc., containing his private papers,
besides favorite Inkstands, pen trays and
other knlckknacks which he likes to see
about him. In addition, several thousand
pounds' worth of plate and china have to
be taken for dinner parties, all of which
must be most carefully packed, especially
as among the crockery plates valued at
£50 apiece are numbered, and it says
much for the abilities of the packers that
a breakage is very seldom recorded. Each
case is checked three times during the
journey— on being placed in the \ van,
when transferred to the train and on ar
rival at 'Its destination. A servant who
acts as a detective is sent by the train as
an ordinary passenger.
The King admits a fad for collecting
walking sticks, and h}s collection numbers
more than a thousand specimens, at least
a score of which he will want to take with
him. It is not often that he uses the same
stick on two consecutive days, and he
makes a. point of personally selecting the
sticks ho wishes to be packed. Yet no
great amount of preparation is necessary
for the royal flitting; indeed, the packing
Is rarely begun till two days beforehand.
Some sovereigns. are very particular as
to their moving and cannot bear strange
surroundings. The Kaiser is one of these,
and when he goes into residence else
where every article in his study at Pots
dam—even to the pictures and knick
knacks with which his eye is familiar
goes with him, and is so expedltlously
packed and unpacked that his room is
never long in. a state of chaos. Other
monarchs have similar whims, as, for in
stance, the King of the Belgians, who
cannot sleep in a strange bed, and the
Kmper&r of Austria, who insists on din-
Ing at the same, table wherever he may
be, but as he strongly objects to using a
tablecloth, this is, perhaps, excusable.
In the castle workshop the packing
cases have been made by a staff of car
penters; and under the supervision of an
inspector, who is directly responsible to
the Master of the Household for their
safety, the. articles are packed by the
royal servants, and not by outside work
men. In the inventory every article has
a number, so each case as it is packed
is sealed and ticketed with the numbers
of the items it contains before being
placed in the vans. In this way it is im
possible for any one to detect which cases
contain valuables.
Kingrs, like their humbler subjects, fre
quently have occasion to -change their
place of abode, even though It may only
be to one of the other royal palaces al
ready furnished with every - comfort a
monarch can desire. Nevertheless there
Kre a' hundred and one articles required
for daily use which the Kins take3 with
him wherever he goes, and consequently
moving -is always a function of consider
able importance in the eyes of the offi
cials at Windsor.
It is not generally known that an in
ventory consisting of sixty volumes con
tains a full description of every article at
Windsor, from the solid gold dinner ser
vice, valued at £800,000, down to the
smallest hearthrug. ' It was compiled at
Queen Victoria's behest some years ago
and is always called into requisition on
these occasions.
Their Selection, Packing and
Carrying Matters of
Moving . Many Things
Involved in the ¦ V";
- Process.
HOW ROYALTIES
CHANGE ABODE
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE.
\ Bid. Asked.
Abby Land & Improvement.. 1 10 1 20
Alameda Sugrat. 27 CO S5 00
American Biscuit UO 00
American District Telegraph. 6 5i> .j...
Bay Counties Powder 7O 00
Cal. Central Gas & Elec 55 00 80 0U.
Cal Cotton Mills ..-. 75 00
Cal Jockey Club 105 00
Cal Powder ..¦.
Cal Shipping Co 40 00
Cal Title Ins & Trust 102 50
Central Bank of Oakland .... 50 00
Chutes Company S 50
City and County Bank
Cypress Lawn Impt Co 6 37 Vi 6 Su ,
Eastern Dynamite
Ewa Sugar Plantation
Equitable (Pool) Gas 2 90
Four Oil 59 60
Oas Consumers* Ass'n 22 0O .....
Hanford Oil 125 OO 150 OO
Home Oil 3 23 3 35
Honolulu Sugar 26 00 v
Imperial Oil 18 50
Kern Oil 5 25 5 75
London and S F Bank (Ld.)
Monte Cristo "OH 1 41*«i 145
Mercantile Trust
Northern Cal Powder 8 00 8 50
Nevada National Bank 210 00
Xorth Shore Railroad 10 0O
Oil City Petroleum 22 25
Orpheum Company 15 75 -
Peerless Oil 15 00
Pacific States Tel and Tel
Parafflne Paint »
Postal Device & A Impt 2 25
Reed Crude Oil Zi 36
F Dry Dock 75 00
j^an Joaquin Oil '. 7 75 8 00
i Sausallto Land and Ferry. ... 15 00
I Sperry Flour Company 29 00 3tt 00
i Standard Electric 2OOO
Sterling Oil 2 70 2 75
Thirty-Three Oil 9 25 10 00
Twenty-Eight Oil 2 45 2 55
Truckee Electric 15 25
Union Oil «7 OO
Union Sugar 12 00 ! 17 00
United Petroleum 1 05
United Gas & Electric S3 50
Western Fish Co ....
West Shore Oil 300 BOO
I Morning Session.
! Board— . .
I 1000 Junction Oil 15
WOO Lion Oil ii ca
200 Sterling Oil .' 2 8O
• 100 Sterling Oil. b 6 2 SO
800 Sterling Oil 2 75
100 Sterling Oil, a 90 2 75
! 200 Monarch Oil 41
1000 Independence Oil 13
200 Aztec Oil 1 00
300 Home Oil 3 30
Street—
200 Monarch Oil 42
1000 Independence Oil is
200 Twenty-Eight Oil 2 75
AfternocA Session.
Board— i
100 Aztec Oil 1 oo
25 Thirty-Three Oil '9 25
ICO Monte. Cristo Oil 1 45
1 200 San Joaquin Oil 7 .sti;
I 20<) Home Oil 3 30
' IOO Sterling Oil. b 5 - 75
200 Monarch Oil ' 4,1
50 Monarch Oil 33
IOOO Independence Oil "... 13
4000 Independence Oil . 12
IOOO Occidental Oil - "G
100 Northern Cal Power 8 25
MIXING STOCKS.
Following were the sales In the San Fran
ciaso Stock and Exchange Hoard yesterday: .
Morning Session.
300 Alpha Con.... 0»l 200 Justice 00
200 Belcher 61 500 Kentuck 06
J£J S 1 ? 1 & B * ! " 2 15 -100 Occidental ... 43
j 300 Bullion 09 200 Overman M
; .TO Caledonia ....2S5 100 Savage .... 20
100 Chollar 27 100 Savage . . 27
,1WJ Chollar 30 5C0 &?g Belcher.'.. VI
1000 Con Imperial. (Ki\ 100 Sierra Xev... 61
10O Crown Point.. 83 100 Silver Hill.,.. 5»
IOO Crown Point.. 34 Hn> Utah ' *»O
v 600 Gould & Cur. 47 SOO Utah 2S
Afternoon Session. ,
i 100 Belcher 55 200 JustJce 00
SOO Con Imperial. IB no Ophir 1 70
.'500 Con X Y (M 100 Potost 43
! 2W> Exchequer ... O4 100 Potosl . . . 45
I 200 Gould & Cur. 45 100 Seg Belcher... II
j 200 Gould & Cur. 4J 200 Sierra N>v... «1
1 100 Hale &. Nor.. C5J 100 Union Con.... SO
i Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
I Exchange yesterday:
• p Mornic.T Session.
; 1100 Belcher a: 1 , 100 Mexican 110
! .*'.0i> Caledonia ...2 W.'i 20(l Occidental ... 43
I 100 Caledonia ..2 32«il 40O Overman 5.1
I 20O Challenge 27 BOO Potosl T 4;j
J 700 Chollar 30 300 Potosl! 4t
i 500 Chollar 29 400 Savage 27
100 C C & Va....l 70! 100 Savage £«
lfiO Confidence ... S-'l 300 Se« Belcher.. 14
! 2«00 Con Imperial.- IK 30O Sierra Xev... 65
j 200 Crown Point.. 31 200 Sierra Xev... 62
I :«K) Gould & Cur.. 47 4 W) Union Con.. .. 87
uOO Hale & Nor.. «1
I Afternoon Session.
j 700 Andes 071 ¦ 300 Gould i Cur. 44
200 Belcher «2| 10O Ophlr I 70
I Mrf) Belcher 57! 200 Poto*i 45
! 200 Belcher M 500 Savage 27
j I'OO Belcher 52 500 Silver Hill.... 60
1 10 Best & Bel. '.2 001 400 Union Con 8»
j 20O Challenge 30 2C0 Union Con 8«
20O C C & Va 1 70 SOO Utah 31
I 50U Con Imperial. 02 ¦
j , CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
j TUESDAY, Jan. 27 — 4 p. m.
' Bid. Ask. I Bid. Ask.
Alpha 05 00 Julia 05 07
Alta 06 00 Justice OS 111
! Andes 00 0S| Kentuck 05 tM;
; Belcher 53 51 Mexican 1 05 1 10
j Best & Bel... 2 00 2 03 1 Occidental ... 42 4>
I Bullion 07 09 Ophir 1 63 1 70
: Caledonia . ..2 '25 2 .10 j Overman 52 64
! Challenge ... SO 3* Potosl 4;: 45
I Chollar 29 SO Savage 23 2"J
! Confidence: ... 80 S5 Scorpion — 0t»
LC C & Va 1 65 1 70 Seg Belcher^. 14 tr>
Con Imperial. 02 «$1 Sierra Xev... «l »C
Con N T <M 05! Silver Hill... M W
Crown Point.. 31 33, St Louis Vi —
Eureka Con... IS — Syndicate — 07
Exchequer ... (K* >5 Union Con S3 94)
Gould & Cur.. 43 45 Utah 2!» 30
Hale & Nor.. «2 M; Yellow Jack.. 3t> 37
Lady Wash... — lt>
Awllda L. or Mrs. Awilda L. Swarta to Gran
vlllf» E. Shuey, 140 square feet, being lot 07 in
plat 38. Map Plat 38. Mountain View Cemetery
Association. Oakland Township; $10.
William and Aggie E. Corbln (wife) to Mary
W. Stevens, lot on E line of Spruce street, 320
X of Vine, X 40 by E 134:7. lot 1» and X H) feet
lot 10, In block 1 of resubdlvlslon <•£ part of plat
T. M. Antlsell's Map Villa Lots at Berkeley.
Berkeley: $10.
Mary W and A. C. Stevens to William and
Aggie E Corbln (wife) lot on E line of Spruce
street, 320 N of Vine. N 40 by E 134:7, being
8.20 feet of lot 10 and N 20 ft oi lot 11 in block
1, same" map, quitclaim deed. Berkeley; $10.
R. M.-and Laura C. Fitzgerald to E. L. Fitz
gerald, lot on W line of Dana street 320 X of
Bancroft way, N 80 by W 138:114, block 4. Map
Villa Lots Joining university on south, subject
to mortgage. Berkeley; $10.
Harvey K. and Mary A. Thomson to Hms
Hegbarlh and Maria Vllhelmlna Holmes (wife),
lot on A line of Pacific avenue, 79.0 E of Stan
ton street, E 30:6, S 124.67, W 30:6, N to be
ginning, block E, Map 1 Powers Tract, Alame
da: ST..
William H." and Ethel W. Crocker to Delia
J. F. Wood (executrix of estate of William E.
Brown, all Interest in lots 1 to 4. N 10 feet lot
r>. S 14 lot 16 and all lots 17. 20 and 21. Map
Bay Side Tract, lands of Melnecke and Moreal,
etc., Aiameda, quitclaim deed; valuable con
sideration. . .
Safne. to same, lot on E line of Broadway.
418:9 X of Moss avenue, X 120. E 43.1, S 122. W
409. 5d; also, lot on E line of Broadway, 60S: 9 X
of Moss avenue, X llil :C by E 30; also, lot on
K line of Broadway. 9C8:3 N of Moss avenue N
233:0 hy E S«0; also, lot on S line of Amethyst
avenue, 412 E of Broadway, E 152. S (520.9. W
32:6 to E line of El Cereto avenue. X <J09:3,
subject to 645 m 282, Oakland: $10.
Olof or Olaf Laurla. Xils L and Alexandra
Carlson to Milton F.' Wight, lot on NE line of
E Twenty-fourth street, 200 NW of Eleventh
avenue, XW 100 by NE 150, block 140, Clinton
warranty deed. East Oakland; $3000.
George and Carrie R. Sterling (wife) to The
Realty Syndicate (corporation), lot on S line
of Fortieth street or Evoy avenue, 447:5 E of
Linden street, S 100, W 250. S 20, W to point
In E line of Linden street. 14.1 S of its Inter
section with S line of Fortieth street. 8 along
E line of Linden street to its Intersection with
E line of plot «. SE along s.jid last line to its
intersection with N line of plot 37, thence
XE S.tof chains, XE to S line of Fortieth
street or Evoy avenue. W 180:5 to beginning,
portion plot 30. Kellersberger's map Rancho
V. and D. Peralta, subject to 041 M. 50 and
050 "M. .114, Oakland; $10.
J. I'", and Xellle C. Stewart (wife) to same,
lot on NE line of Irvine avenue. 45 SW of
East Twentieth street, SW :t5 by XW 110,
lot 2. map resubdivlslon of Corley Tract, Oak
land: $10.
Thomas and Ann Starttn (wife) to John E.
and Rasrina Keyer (wife), lot on X line of
Thirty-seventh street, KM) 83.240 E of Linden
N im.70, W 30. S 9H:8V£ K SO. block B, map
portion Mr?. M. J. Kvoy's property, Oakland,
quitclaim deed: $10.
John E. and Itagina Keyer (wife) to Thomas
Stephen*, same. Oakland: $10.
Charles Xorrls to Xellle Mattson (wife of
Magus Mattson), lot on S line of West Eight
eenth street, l!)'-':0 W of. Cypress, \V 37:6 by
S KM:D, lot 0. an# W 12:»S of lot 10 block
C03-A. map Bagge Tract. Oakland; $10. / -
Adele E. Bldleman (widow) to Harry and
Marie Olsen (wife), subdivision C, lot 7 In
block "90, man 2 Watts Tract, Oakland; $10.
Jefferson D. and Mrs. Emma C. King to
Hariy E. and Lois I... Wamsley,. lot on W
line of Henry street. -ISO'S' of Railroad av«
nu*. S 27:2 by W 123. lot 14. block 40U. map
subdivision city blocks 494 to 49«.' Oakland;
no. . '
*Fred R. and Belle Mitchell (wife) to L.
Mabel H. Pray (widow), lot on X line of
Grant avenue or Thirty-seventh street, 160.67
W of Gold, W 100 by X 115. lots «7, «7>-i,
<iS and OS'-i, amended map subdivision Moss
wood Tract, Oakland; ?10.
Harlow P. Bancroft to Calvin A Shaw
(single), K % of lot !>4, all lots 04'i. 95. 9.1'i,
J»(J ami !>f»'i and W »£ of lot 07, same, Oak
land; $10.
Harry and Alice D. Brand (wife) to F. J.
Woodward, entire block 48, Clinton, East Oak
land; $10.
Mary E. Wright (widow) to same, lot on XW
line of Seventh avenue. r.O XE of East Tenth
•street, NE 100 by NW 150, block 20, same,
Oakland; $10.
A. and Annie N. Johnson (Nelson) to William
C. Money, lot on XE line of East Seventeenth
street, 75 SE of Twelfth avenue. SE 40 by XE
GO, block 92. same. East Oakland; $10.
Ambrose T. and Frances W. Eggleston (wife)
to Nellie C. Percy, lot 23. block E, Map of
Leonard Tract. Berkeley; $10.
K. J. and Dell C, Woodward (wife) to J.
Llewellyn, lot 18, block A, Map of University
Park, near University, Oakland; $10.
Henry and Minnie Reirhhold to Henry and
Anna Gloy (wife), beginning at intersection of
S line of street CO feet wide with W line of
Brush street. B 30 by W IOO. center line of said
street 00 feet wide Is X line of tract described
In H. D. «M0 and next street N of Twenty-sec
ond street and W of Brush. Oakland; $10.
John C. Marsh to Jean L. Marah, lot on NE
line of Eas-t Twenty-first street. 168:10 — of
Twenty-fourth avenue. XW 60 by XE 150. block
«3. Flfiy Associates Tract, East Oakland; sub
ect to deed of trust; gift.
James A. and Elizabeth E. Anrwln to The
Rothenberg Company, lot on E lino of Filbert
street. u:f.C4 S of West Fourteenth, S .86 by
E 100, block 570, Boardman'a Map, Oakland;
$10.
The Rothenberg Company to James A. Ang
win. lot on E line of Filbert street, 71. «4 S of
Wept Fourteenth, S .Sti by E 100, , block 670.
same, Oakland; $10.
Margaret E. Evans (single) to Emma Jane
Gray (single), lot on S line of Twenty-fourth
street. 100 E of Webster. E 50 by S 100, Oak
land; *50l0.
George and Nellie M. Schmidt (wife) to J.
W, Richards, property in Contra. Costa County;
$2000.
Henry Sheldon (single) to I. L«ewls, lot on
E line of Walnut street, 191 N of Bay View
Avenue, N 50 by E 150, lot 21, block 10, map
Warner Tract. Brooklyn Township; $100.
Clara E. Lewis (by Irving C. Lewis, attorney,
and I. Lewis, husband) to I. L. Saxton, same,
Brooklyn Township; $10 t
J. W. and May E. Phillips (Martin) to L. C.
Sheldon, lot on E line of Union street, 157:6
S of Santa Clara avenue, S 50 by E 13a. block
2, map Enclnal Tract No. 3, Alameda; $10.
Union Savings Bank to C. II. King, lot on
W corner of East Twelfth street and Fourth
avenue. NW 75, SW 1C0 NW 25. 8YV 52:6,
BE. 100, NE 152:6, block I'O. Clinton. East
Oakland : also lot on XE line ,of East Eleventh
street. 100 XW of Xlnth avenue. XW 100 by
NK 15<>. block Hi, s>ame. East Oakland; also
let on K line of Thirteenth avenue. 150 S. of
East Twelfth street, N 60 by E 125, belns S
50 feet of lots 20. 21. 23 and 24. block 39,
same| Hast Oakland; also said last niece de
scribed in resolution as S 50 feet of lots 20,
21. 22, '_'••; and 24, bloct 39, same, East Oak
land; $10. I **
J. I* or John L. and s. E.' Hughe* (wife) to
James H. Algeo. lot en N line of Forty-first
street. 100 K of San Pablo avenue. K 33.37 by
N 100, portion H. C. Dohr Homestead, as per
map same, Oakland Township; $10.
A. J. and Sophie M. Snyder (wife) to Fred
Shreve. lot on N line of Felton street. 250 W
of King (Paradise). W 45 by N 131, block B,
map Paradise Park. Berkeley; $10. ,
Cecil T. Walker (single) to Union Savings
Bank, lot' on .SE line of Thirteenth avenue,
100 8W of East Twelfth street, SW 50 by SE
1-5, block 39, Clinton, East Oakland; $10.
C$0 I) 280 in the following property: lot on S
line of Franklin street. 11W> E of Eleventh. 13
f>0 by S 75 Oakland; also lot on K line of Brush
street, 73 N or Eighteenth, N 25 by E 75. Oak-,
land;. quitclaim deed; if I.
Martin W. and Nannie E. Larson to Sarah
A Robinson (wife of David W.). lot on S line
of Simpson avenue. 775.0 W of Telegraph, W
::o.l by S 10ti.:Kt, being: W half of lot IS and
E 5.1 feet of lot ltf, Map of Simpson's Tract,
Oakland; $10. /
Margaret F. Gray (Spencer) to J. George
Smith, lot on K line of Linden street. 100 N of
Forty-flrct. X 36.4.") by E 02(5.3, being a narrow
strip of land S of Alden Tract and N of Forty
flm street Oakland; $100.
George and Carrie R. Sterling (wife) to The
Realty Syndicate. OH acres, being subdivisions
« and 7, 'in plat 13, map of plat pK Kellersber
ger's Map of Ranches D. and V. Peralta, Oak
land; subject to 6o6 M. 1G3; $10.
Same to pame, 113.80 acres. Oakland; de
scriptions -w-111 appear In following issue; $10.
John C. Xeppach vs. Jacob Hills (by James
E. White referee In partition) to John V.
Neppach lot on E line Of Twenty-third aveV
nue, 200 N of East Fourteenth street, N W)
by E 100. East Oakland, referee's deed; $0915.
Jacob Bills to same, all Interest in same.
East Oakland: $10.
THE SAN IBAiXCJSCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1903.
-The consumption of • beer in Germany
averages 26 gullons a year for each In
habitant; In the United , States U is 12.6
gallons; in France it is only 5.3 gallons.
A mother will not hesitate to scald her
boy, but she frequently considers it her
duty to interfere when his father thinks
he is privileged to do 80. - __
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CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO.
LESSEES
SAN FRAKCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY. -
TIbnron Ferry t Foot of Market St.
SAX FRAXC1SCO TO SAX RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS — 7:30. 9:00. 11:00 a. m.: 12:35.
3:30. 5:10, 0:30 p. m. Thursdays — Extra trip
at 11:30 p. m. Saturdays — Extra trips at
1:50 and 11:30 p. m.
SUNDAYS— 8:C0, 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:30,
6:00 and 6:20 r». m. ,
SAX UAFAUli TO /iAN KRAXCISCO.
WEEK DAYS— C:05. 7:.To. 7:50. 9:20, 11:15
a. m. : 12:50, 3:40. 5:CO. 5:20 p. m. Satur-
days—Extra trips at 2:05 and 6:35 p. m.
SUNDAYS— 8:00. 9:10, 11:15 a. m.; 1:40. 3:40,
4:55, 5:05. 6:25 p. m,.
Leave I In Effect | Arrive
San Francisco.! May 4, 1902. j San Francisco.
"\Veeit I Sun- I Destlna- I 6un- j Week
Days. I days. | tion. | days. [ Days.
7:30 a 8:00 a Ignacio 0:10a 8:40 a
3:30 p »:30a and 10:40 a 8:40 a
5:10 p 5:00 p Nova to «:CS p 6:20 p
7:35 p
7:30a 8:0Oa| Petaluma 10:40 al 8:40a
3:30 p 9:30 a and «:05 p,10:2O a
6:10 p 5:00 p| Santa Rosa 7:35 p| 6:20 p
Fulton . I
7:30 a Windsor 10:20 a
**- - 5:00 p 7 HeaidsburB 10:40 a
Lytton
Geyservllle
3:30 p 8:00 a Cloverdale 7:35 p 6:20 p
7:30 a! S:OOaf iiopland 110:40 a 1 10:20 a.
3:30 p| 5:00 p| Ukiah | 7:35 p| 6:20 p
7:30 aj 8:00 al Wllllts | 7:35 p| 6:20p
7:30a| 8:00 a| . GuerneviUe I 7:35 p!10:20 &
B:.'JO p!.5:00p| |10:40 a| 6:20 p
7:30 at 8:00 al Sonoma I 8:10 a| 8:40 a
5:10 pj 5:00 pi Glen Kllen | 6:05 p| 6:20 p
7:30a! S:00a| Sebastopol 110:40 a|10:20 a
3:30 p| 5:00 p| | 7:35 p) 6:20 p
Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West
Springs and White Sulphur Springs; at Fulton
for Altruria: at Lytton for Lytton Springs; at
Geyserville for SkaRR* Springs; at Cloverdal9
for the Geysers and Booneville; at Iiopland for
Duncan Springs, Highland Springs, Kelseyvllre.
Carlshad Springs. Soda Bay, Lakeport and
Bartlett Springs; at Vkiah for Vichy Springs.
Saratoga Springs, Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell
I.itkp. Wrtter Springs, Upper Lake. Pomo. Pot-
ter Valley, John Day's, Riverside, Lieriey's,
Buckr.ell's, Sanhedrln Heights, Hullville, Orr's
Hot Springs, Half-way House, Comptcbe, Camp
Steven*. Hopkins. Mendoclno City. Fort Bragg.
Westport, Usal; at Wllllts for Sherwood. Cahto.
Covelo, Laytonville. Cummlngs, Bell's Springs,
Harris, Olsen's, Dyer, Pepperwood, Scotia and
Eureka.
Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re-
duced rates.
On Sundays — Round-trip tickets to all points
beyond San Rafael at half rates.
Ticket office. 650 Market St.. Chronicle
! building.
H. C. WHITING, R. X. RYAN.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY
Leave Via Sausalito Ferry Arrive
San Fran. Foot of Market St. San Fran.
Week Sun- r^^,^.^,,^.^ Sun- Week
<>:45a. 8:00 a. k - Tixra M 1sa 12:00m. 9:15a.
&10r. IO-.COa. w M kB.««w StSQr. oJAr.
¦.".IT. 1:SC p! "THEM 8f TWILFIir 5^5 '* """:
;.~ 2:35 P. c»t»»ii«»« »•»»•«»•*. 8rfX) r. !!!!"!II
SATUSltTS Ml! Um Iiin »¦» r uri» S*« VrtMtm 11 3n ,
1 Ilcki t US en, 6:1 U ABUT bIBEiT ui SAVSAUXO ftUt
T* T ' •*'¦*¦ * <rr " — 'flTV — rnu ¦•».«. j
BPECK .«• ¦ •)..
l»7 MAIIKET PT.. OP1\ KKARXT. i
REAL ESTATE AOEXTe AXO COLLECTORS.
fXS5,O«W — *«i ¦»:!;•••! s:. in*.~M<tfn< a nt; 10 years' |
loa:=«; rciitF V7.V> iiri. (bore taxes. In- 1
ffrtnw a*iij T>'pati5; modern brick!
¦irA :nxi s'.raiture. Lrurd tn one!
'.••n.ir.t: Let* rayir.c invi'stmcnt on!
liarK^t Ft. i
IICO.OOO— O*Karrell-rt. c«-rr)«-r: 177 ft. rrnntaj;«>: i
I block from ii»-.v i - !-,>.-Ker Hotel «»"-<J
Flood boUdinv: bare tenant for n'w
. liusldir.K at flfiOQ jvr month.
.S:r.«».<iOo_ Sntter f... downtown: ir,7:rtxlST:« ft.:
. Vi.iil .-i1ej tif.l C>:Oxl37:<> ft.; cannot
I* dupHcat<--<3 fur the price east of
Jor.»-« ft.
(US.OOO— Xmv brirk. apariment-house: Hft
rootas: £-"» bBitis:«ean«d te»«;$ll,4t»
I>^r ar.r.usr: lot 4fi\is7:« ft.
?I25,C<H>— Sw*.)|. apartm» > n-:-i'UJs»: 110 rooms ;
?vp.-ytMn* hi gli -class; lot O:!txi;57:C
ft; rcr.ts i~'2T>; mortgage $4.->,<KtO cm
remain.
Sr^),OOO— Ed(jy-*t. corner: f>7:6 ft. frotitn^*:
clo»* to Hyde tt.: «twn arvl 1jU<?iiis-
hous»; leaMT-d; rer.tc $240 ret.
SoO.OQO— Ccmer; nnv Improvement*: lot S7:f,x •
M ft.; it-nts $431; mortgaRe $30.<»d0 j
at 5*{ per <^ent. '•
M*,O0O— Turk-ft. business property: one Mork J
frcm Market Ft. ; substantial S-stcry 1
lui!<!'ng; t-tore ar.d 1U rooms and I
It. tlis above; by nominal imrtrovij-
niPnts, cati b» easily made to pay
>--¦' r»er month.
J".'>.000 — Choice W*e5t«>rn Addition corner: 5 J
ttores, basement and 6 flats; building
cc?t over $25,000; lot C8:0x71 ft.;
rents f245O.
J20.000 — Sansome-st. corner; stores and floor
above: rer.ts fl5'X« per annum; can be
Increased.
$19,000— Sutter-?t. flats; clcse In; hiph-claFs
modern taprovements; rents JISOO per
er.num.
nS,5OO — PuKln<»*s property n«>ar Fourth and
Howard st*. ; 2 stores r.nd 21 rooms
above; rents ?I45; pays 12 per cert
net.
$13,f>00 — Van Ne?*-ave. flats: strictly modern;
r<-r.ts ?15.OO<> yearly.
$6. OOO — 7 flats; lot MxSO ft.; rents $60; vicini-
ty Sixth and Harrison streets.
*8,000— 6 flats; annual rents JC96; one-half
block frcm Market «ni Seventh sts.
J4.T50 — Geary-et.. corner; C2:G ft. frontage;
r partly Improved ; a flr.e buy.
I4.r.V> — Mission business property: Ptore and
flat above; lot 25x99:8 ft.; rents $4r>.
f 1,000— Lot 40x00 ft., near Union and Taylor
Bts.; splendid marine view.
SPECK & CO..
667 Market ft.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
KETV BOULE1'AP.r> LOTS GIIADED AND i
FENCED.'
¦ Nothing like it in this city fronting ncean. |
SELLING FAST: SELECT THEM QUICK. (
Easy !er:ri£; buy direct from Owners.
fr.f.G — 47th a\-e. lots; graded: superb vle»'.
. $450 — 4Stb ave. lots; graded; ocesn view.
Ca.ll for circulars, maps, prices ac<S terms. '
Branch efflce, 46th ave. and K St.. Sundays.
$250 to (1100 — Choicest Sunset lots, $10
monthly. 0
\ _ __^
$3C0 w 1900— B«.rga!ns in Richmond lots.
$C0 to $200— Near Park and Ccan; $3
¦nostbljr.
$150 to $350 — Level Excelsior Homestead lots, :
r.?ar M!*sion-st. cars; $5 monthly.
SPECIAL BARGAIN? IN' COTTAGES.
$OtX> — 3-room eottege: near Missicn-et. cars.
. ". $1000 — i-room cottage, near cars; easy tenrn.
$30*0— New modern IS -story f>-room and
t.»t.h cottage; Richmond; en easy terms; must
be told.
Susset branch office. Ninth 'ave.. near H St.,
open ever}- day ar.d Sundays.
' ECL CETZ & EON Owners and Dealers
P.ooni 64, Chronicle Building.
FOR SALE BT WELLS & EAl'XDERS,
6.5«» MARKET ST.
'11,600 — $400 casb; new 4-rc«cm and bath cot-
tage.
$3.000 — J300 cash: balance $25 per month; *-
•• . rocm d»rell!ns en lli',1 Et.
. S3.O0O — $300 each, balance $26 per month; 7-
room and bath dwelhr.s: well located.
$3,7M> — Elegant new C-room and bath modern
dwelling ca Third ave. and i-'acramea-
to et.
$10.000 — $4OOO cash, balance 6 per cent; rent
1100; 3 elepar.t new flats on Page »t.
J12.000— ir.OC-0 cash, talar.ee e per cent: rent
$120; 8 modem new flats en Oak St., 7-7 anil
9 rooms.
¦WELL.S & SAWDERS. 630 Market Bt.
$25.000 — A N'E. COR. BO-vara lot on car l!n«
cf the Unifd Railroads and looking into th« •
Oo'.dcr. Gat» Park and cotnrrandlng full view 1
of boulevard ar.d park drives; streets all !
sewered. b!tumln!zed and both s:d*wa!ka '
*tor.e-' i j»rbe<S : don't znlsa fut'.rj fu'.I par- j
itru'.arf cf this -rare building- Bite; $21,000 '
<-s»h offor was made by eome l**dlng phy- |
¦ic'.ar.s for a eanUar'.uin on'.y & few days ¦
ago. N.'H. LANCJ & CO.. 40 Montgomery I
St.. corr.er Butter; phor» Grant 123.
MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY tlncT)
: I/oans on real estate, also for the full cost '
cf Improvement* ar.d part cott cf lot; bouses
¦ ' built en lerir.s to ea'.t; plans fr»e; Interest
«, per cent. 1U7-10S Crocker buliair.r.
3IOVSE ar.d lot for *ale account of elckness;
rents $240 per month. K43 Ilcn-ard st.
/ A Tl-EEK'S news for 6 rents— The Weekly Call.
• "8 pares, ir. wrarper. for msl'.lnc-. II per ypsr.
IIUAL t> I'Al i: Coantrj- For .Sole.
—FOR 6AI-E >^AR J 'sAirT : RA 1 Ncisc6^^
Err.all tracts, $00 to $00 per acre, on Rancho
Cotatl. Sonoma Co.; future value assured, as
tan Francirco !s Kro»-lnc rapidly; location
best fcr poultry and *r»ner»l farming. Apply
to The Cotatl Co.. 302 California et.. ftr
pampWet and Jnformatlcn.
A LAUGE list cf choice country lands in all
••ctions cf Califcrr.la. I>a-.i Department
AMERICAN GUARANTT 4z TRUST CO..
¥20-1-2-3 Kayward building.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
SEE our beautiful borne* for sale.
IdeaJ location. Great barcain.1
EASY TERMS.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY,
1S00 Park st.. Alameda.
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY ItCAt, ESTATE.
tCEW 5-room. up-to-date, medern cottac*. In
good location; reception hall, folding-doors,
j:ncru&ta on hall and dining-room; enameled
.; lath; utatlonary tubs: r>lped for eras; ce-
ment eldewalk: rhirken-house; large lot;
I'rtce S1800; only f l.'J> carh. balance same as
rent. O. A. RUDOLPH, Lorin; open !?un-
<5aje. (373)
NEW, stylish, modern. 2-story house; 7 rooms;
rp*n plumbing: tiled rink; porcelain bath;
geM and electric lights: tinted rooms; shades;
«->rr.ent sidewalks; street work done; con-
venient to Btation, etreet cars, echool and
church: unobstru'-ted view: prioe $3(XK): lib-
*ral terme If tfrsired. O. A. RL'DOLrn,
Lorin; open Sur.day*. <3G7)
NEV>' IWswom cottage; bath; -stationary tubs;
windmill and tar.it: chicken-house; all fenced
sn/l crorr fenced; close to station, school ami
ptnres: price f2100; only $£Ou cash, balance
«ime >•.> rent. O. A. RUDOLPH, Lorin;
open E'jndayc. • (372>
JOSEPH J. MASON,
- Res.) Kstate snd Insurance Agent.
1 16 rears established In Berkeley.)
; r.ef»r?:K-*s. any one t;iat knows me. Soath-
?as,t corner of £hs:tuc» ave. and Onter St.,
IWkfNy. Choir* prouerty * !«n*Hattjr. j
iiMUND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE. 1118 BROADWAY.
. ''OAKLanP ROOMS TO LET.
yiXETEEXTH. C27. Oaklar7d~I^rgc.~sunny
front rcori; unf«rri<<h«"1; aiso r'.ng'f and
hOVStit+tplnt rnorr.f. centrally located; ref- J
w«au» »-ichar«!»'<J. '
•MH.AM) Ft'HMTlUK VO11 SALE.
tVRSVnXBK Bttod »rA chr-» v this month. H
t:-CHi:Lt.!IAAH. 40S rAovmh ft.. Q-.kl.ind.
ggtViyO JttACIII.XES AAD sn»*»LIKS.
ALL kirijg bought, rclrt. r>nl<>d. «=xrhr.n?ert; r»-
p*lrif.F : !>.w<--t rale*. Tf\. «;r»>-n in. 2C>5 it'n.
STI TTUniSG yAKD KTA M.MKRI\g7~
fi'AMi!i;i:iN'; cured ly cetefantedSUcIiioarM
method r.t Van Z-.rr.s A- Mai-l-.t; l,e e t local rtts.
AM> WAMXilfOCSKSU
A— EMJ'OJ'IUil florass A: Van Co.: furniture"
....!.i Id .tooO? t-tor-'J. inoved. chim-cl. 7J5*
' 'il Howard, rrzr Vhlid; fthone <irant liil.
7'ii:nc!:-i:oiJOLrn :norace~&~a!cvi?«7;",x cf. f
lire Host nna l'cw!| »-ts.; tc!. It;-.-. Kx.. 5IIJ I
COLX>XIX V.ot s>!r.r;>.;>-; cdvarHrs ;u3(ic M<)
M::x!.» 1:.; :»•!. Howard Oil; P. \Y. Zchlu-u.
WJ*ACJKJC trl'Wate avul Kuiairuic 'iloving C.;m-
i*ay; V~i"(i i"i'.!ri»o:«; »t.: i.!u.!i<« Jacl.i;>n S*li
BKKIXS Van and t?tcrase Co.. 11 Montscmcry
•»-: tei. liaic Xfclo; ttlwinj at cut i-cm.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Tne '.oiiowimr mairrlsuce licence* were l?su<?d
jvt;>r<la> :
«'tr: A. <'.irls!:na, 34, 3C3 Taylor street, mid
KlWn \'. tCarlsaon. 21. 2:57 Treat avenue.
• 'atiia! CTKarreU. ::2. kSookane. Wash.. an>l
Karsiwtte <;ieas.jR. 2."». liodeRa.
J-'rank n. llraderson. 2T, city, ana Addle n.
Mootcoroery, w, city.
Alexander J. Oliver Jr., 2.?. 1207^ l^Kuna 1
str'-i. anii Anna Taylor. 19. lT'.nt !»nt;»"r street.
William H. llanforri. Xi. SC"7 <"a.lifornla j
Ktr"*t. and r>s!<* N. CbeCsXBari, 24. Ml Capp. 1
AnJrow N. iV-:ni>Ti»n, us, 2T8 l'Uth street,
Rii'l ltolrtte MortenseB, 40, Hnywurds. i
\Vrri"ii «». Cunstell. 27. Ontario. Cal., and
Jarilc«» Lv. Finders, 2C, (Jranvlllp. N. V. J
J-hillppe J{acliel"t. 42. 122 rrenton street. |
aiil Marie Kami*. r.S. 11(W Powell *tieet. |
Wliliam L. (arrinsrton, 82, 13U Sacrament!
fUft t. ami Itfbf-cca K. Randolph, 10. iai"> fc'ac-
i-aniTito street.
IVrry M. Kearh. 20. ."51 EJevenOl street, and
(lljdyF <Jahri"*Jejn. 28. U- Fourth street.
John J. JCHtj^, 21. 1402 Chestnut Ptrec:. and
Wfotred 1". Hparnoy, is, 1230 1 Lombard otieet.
J«mos C Hansen". 2«. city, and Estrella A.
Pmith. •-!¦:. city. _^ _— _— .
j BIRTHS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS. |
Birth, marria=e and death notices sent by j
j mail will not be Inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offlces and b-
indorsed with the narr.«? and residence of per-
tons authorized to havf the same published.
DIED.
TaiSey. Charles D. Lyser. Albert 'W.
Urown, Lizes*! McQuillan. Lillian
r.-j. k. Krnest H. Martin. 1'hilip J.
Carey <'alherirw» Miranda. Mrs. Santo*
Crone, Margaret . Mullee. Raymond F.
I>arrimon. Mabel L. Pierce, John j
Doherty, Frank Pond, James L. |
Dubler. Henry Sch!uet«-r. John J.
j Eckley. Sarah E. Srhuchard. Victor G.
' Fowler, Charles K. Semt-ria. Juk-a A.
Gllmore, Mary hlmon, Louis
Griffiths, Charles Sullivan, John
Hayes. .Minnie X. Thompson. Anne B.
Lautenschlaeer, Ca- Webster. Mrs. Ann
rollne Weeks, C. Anna,
BAILEY— In this city, January 25, 1003, ,
Charles D., beloved husband of Christina
Bailey, a native of Staffordshire, England,
aired 41 years. A member of Oshonee Tribe,
Improved Order of Hed Men, No. 7S.
ITFrlends and acquaintance* are respect-
fully inviteJ to attend the funeral 'Wednes-
day' January 2S. at 11 o'clock, from the par-
lcrs of McFadden. McBrearty & <Jreen. 1171
Mission sirpet, between Seventh and Eighth.
Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
BROWN— In this city, January 27. 1003, Liz-
zie, beloved wife of John Brown, daughter
or Brldcet and the late William Canning,
and eUter of Henry, William and Neille
Canning, a native ot San Francisco, ased 22
vears 10 months and -- days.
1 BUCK—In San Lull Oblspo, January 27. 1003,
Krnest Henry, beloved son of Krnest 11. ana
Elizabeth Manley Buck, a native of San
Francisco. ace<i t> months and 21 day«.
j CASEY— In Oakland, January 27. ll»OT. Cath-
erine Casey, beloved wife- of J. C. Casey, a ¦
j catl\e of Ireland, ajjed 32 years.
t^Funeral to-day (Wednesday). at 3
o'clock, from the parlon of James McManus, \
Seventh and Castro streets, Oakland. In- 1
terment private, St. Mary's Cemetery.
CRONE— In this city. January 27, 1003, Mai*
garet Crone, beloved mother of John J. and
Kllen Crone, Mrs. Hannah Tucker and Mre. ,
Elizabeth Ryan, a native of County Cork. ;
! Ireland, aged I'M years.
I CT Friends and acquaintances are respect- ;
fully invittd to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 0 o'clock, from the parlors
of Carew" & Kn^llfh, 2"J Van Ness avenue,
thence to St. Ignatius Church, where a boI-
etim requiem hish u;a*s will be celebrated
for the repose of her eoul, commencinsr at
; 8:30 o'clcck. Interment rrlvate at banu
Clara.
• DARRIilON-In this city. January £6. 1903, !
Mabel Lottie, beloved child of Henry and
Dora Darrlmun, and grandchild of Mrs. A.
M. Busch, a native of Pan Francisco, ageii
10 months and 8 days.
CT Funeral Wednesday, at 2 ©'clock, from
the residence of her i*rents. 1X16 Jackson
•treet. Interment private at Laurel Hill
Cemetery. Pleaee omit flowers.
DOHERTY— In this city, January 27, 1903,
Frank, dearly beloved husband of the lain
Mary Ann Doherty, and beloved father of
Mrs. Hugh McCorrlstoa and the late Francis
Doheriy, a, native of County Long-turd, Ire-
land, aged &t> years.
DUBLER— In this city. January 27, 1903,
Henry Dubler. a native of. Brooklyn. K. Y.,
aged 09 years & months and 7 days.
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Thursday, January -JO. l»03, at 12 o'clock, at
Charles J. B. Mt-tzler's undertaking; parlors,
e;itf Washing-ton street, undtr the auspices
cf Loyal California Lodge No. 7005. 1. O. O.
F., Manchester Unity. CreiViatlon Cypress
Lawn Cemetery, by train.
j ECKLEY— In this city, January 27. lDtti, Sarah
Kllsabeth Eckley, widow oi the late Com- ;
modorc John 1* Eckley, and beloved mother
of Mr*. J. A. Marsh and John li., Frank K. I
I nnd W. H. Eckley, a native of Newburyport.
j Mfcfs. (.Newburj tort, Mass.. papers please
copy.)
E7" Friends a.nd acquaintance* are respect-
: fully Invited to attend the funeral services ;
at her late residence, 1012 F*ulton street, 1
Thursday. January 2», at X o'clock. Inter-
ment private.
FOWLER— In thl» city, January 26, 190;?.
Charles E. Jfcwler, beloved son of Mrs. Ed-
car S. Fov,Ttfr. and brother of Frederick
.Fowler, a native of Mont Clalr, N\ J., aged ,
23 years.
C7"Filen<!s and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services
Wednesday, January 28, 1903. at '2 o'clock,
at his Lat« residence. 2C2 Thirteenth street.
between Alice and Harrison. Oakland.
GILMOKE— In this city, January 26. 1003,
Mary, beloved wife of Peter Gllrnore, & na-
tive of County Galway, Ireland.
C7T"ri< > nda and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday*, at 8:45 o'clock, from the par-
lors of McKaddon. McBrearty & Green, 1171
Mission street, between Seventh and Eighth,
thenc* to Ht. Dominic's Church, Bunh and
Kleiner ttreets, where a requiem mass will
be celel, rated for the repose of her soul at
9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-
tery.
GRIFFITHS— In this city, January 27. 1903.
Charles Griffiths, a native of England, aged
73 years.
HATES — In this city, January 26, 1903, Min-
nie T., dearly beloved daughter of Isabelle
end the late Bartholomew Hayes, and sister
of Bartholomew and Jdhn Hayes, a native of
tan Francisco.
C^The funeral will take place to-day
Wednesday), at !):.'«) o'clock, from her late
residence, 153.1 Howard street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth, thence to St. Jo-
seph's Church, where, a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul,
commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment pri-
vate. Holy Cross Cemetery.
LAUTENSCHLAGER— In this city. January
26, 1903. Caroline, beloved wife of the late
Conrad LautenschlaKer, and devoted mother
of Amelia M. Laut>enschlaeer, a native of
Wurtemberg, Germany, aged 71 years and 4
days.
LYBEIt—ln this cltr, January 27. 1303, Albert
VV. Lyser, beloved son of Albert and the late
Alice S. Lyser. a native of California, aged
2'2 years 4 months and 8 days.
{£/"Friends and acquaintance are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services
Thursday. January 29. 19O:{. at 3 o'clock, at
the parlors of the First Unitarian Church.
corner Ueary and Goueh streets. Interment
private. Please omit flowers.
j McQUILLAN— In this city. January 27. 1003,
. Liillan, beloved infant daughter of Peter
and Lillian McQuillan, a native of San
Francisco.
I MARTIN— In this city, January 26. 1903, Philip
j J., beloved eon of Annie and th* late James
• P. Martin, a native of San Francisco, aged
j lit years and 10 months.
! CyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
; (Thursday), at 0 o'clock, frcm the residence
I cf hi* mother. 3220 Waller street, thence to
it fcf. Acnes Church, where a solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose of his
soul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric fu-
neral car from Waller and Stanyan streets.
I MIRANDA- In this city. January 27. 19ft'{,
Mrs. j-antos G., beloved wife of the lato
I Cayelano Miranda, mother of Ito.«a M. Llnd,
i ar.d Kiandmother of Mrs. J. J. Clancy and
I Mte. Paul Morlllo, a native of Santiago.
j Chile, si. A., aged 79 years 2 months and 2t>
days.
IT-TXotice of funeral hereafter.
MULLEE— In this city. January 2ft, 13fW,
Raymond K., infant son of James II. and
K&nnie Mulle*. and brother of Gertrude,
Harold and I>eo Mull*e, a native of ban
J'ranclsco. aged 4 months and 7 days.
CTTh- funeral will take place to-day
|T^' 'nearest the city /""I
II OFFICE: 916 MARKET ST. J
hENRY J. CALLACHER CO.
(Successor to Flannagan £ Gallagher.)
DANIEL 1\ DONOVAN, Mgiv
FUNERAL 1>IKECTOJ!S AND ElluAllERS.
20 Fifth *'•.. co:]>c^lte Lincoln .School.
T-?lei>liLiiie South 80. ¦
REMOVED TO NEW STORE.
UNITKI> UXDlinriKEHS.
Funeral Hircctor* and Embalmers.
formerly In Metropolitan Temple.
Now ht SU'J MISSION. T>i fccuth 167.
Between Fourth and Filth, Near Fifth st.
PJnfst e.iuljimcnta at Moderate Rate*.-.
REMOVAL NOTICE
CitAltj. COCHRAN & CO.. funeial dlicj-
tor s uii'l etj.i.almers, formerly of trj-M Hint
ave !ia\> removed to tfceir new and modern
quartet, at i'-'j GOLDEN GATE AVJi l>n o ,, o
scutii *;.
RAILWAY TRAVEIu
California
Limited...
To CHICAGO Dai| y
IlSjPjI An Ideal Train
[0^|i|||||l] For Those Who
SANTA FE TRAINS ;
Leave Market-street Ferry Depot
I Local t Llm'd ! Local jOv'rl'd
1 Daily Dally. Dally ; Dally
Lv San Fran 8:0O a) 0:30 a! 4:00 p| 8:0Op
Ar Stockton .... 11:10 a;12:C* p 7:10pll:13p
" Merced 1 :20 p 1:40 pi 1:28*
"Fresno 3:2Op!3:00p 3:15*
" Hanf.mt 5:00 p 1 3:M pj T:5O»
•• Visalia 10:'25 pj 4:%8pj B:COa
" Bak?rsfleld .. 7:10 pi 5:50 pi 7:35 a
"Kansas City j 2:35 a| 7:20a
"Chicago I 2:15 p 1 | 8:47 p
. a for morning:, p for afternoon.
8:00 a. m. Dally Is Bakersfleld Local, stop-
ping at all points In fan Joaquin Valley. Cor-
responding train arrives at 7:50 a. m. daily.
9:30 a. m. Dally is the CALIFORNIA
I/mHT"ED carrying Palace Sleeping Cara
and Dining Cars through to Chicago. Chair
Car runs to Eakersfleld for accommodation of
local flut-class passengers. No second-class
tickets are honored on this train. Correspond-
ins train arrives at 11:10 p. m. Dally.
4:0O p. m. is Stockton Local. Corresponding
train arrives at 11:10 a. m. Dally.
8:00 p. m. is the Overland Express, with
through Palace and Tourist Sleepers and Ftea
Reclining Chair Cars to Chicago; also Palac«
Sleeper, which cuts out at Fresno. Correspond-
lns train arrives at «:0rt p. m. datly.
Offices — «-U Market street and In F«rry D»-
pot, San Francisco; 1112 Broadway, Oakland.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Train* leave uixl ur» <lu« to arrtvo at
SAN FKANCISCO.
(Main Line. Foot uf Msrltet Street >
tttTi — fium Jam-akt 13. vxa. — i»»n»
~7X0* B enlcU, Sulsna. Kliuira and S«cr»- ~*
t mento. 725p
7.C0a Vacaville. winten. Uumsey . 7.55f
7.30* Martinez. S4D Ittraon, Vatlfjo.
N'ap«. Ciillsto-ii. StaUKnH 6 25?
7.30a Klle<>, Liilhrup. Stockton, and from
San Jose 7 25?
8-00a Davt».\ViM>iii»nil. Knlsbtt Loodlns,
Mary»Tllle. Ororlllc 7-55i»
800a Atlnutic Expie<»— OgdensnrtEMt. 1025a
8.00* P"rt Costa. Martinet. Aotlueh,
Tracy. ¦ Stockton. Sacramento,
Los Banf>s. Mendota. llanfurd,
VUa'.U. l'ortrrTllle "«4.2S*
S.OOa Port Costr.. Martinez, l.«:aror>. Mo-
desto. Jterced. Fresno. Gosbea
Juactloa. Dakcnneld..... S 25?
830a Shasta Kxpresa— Dav!», AVtlllaois
(for Dartlett 3prlns*>. Wlllaw*.
Red Rlun\ Portland 7.S5r
8-30a >lle». San .lote, Llvermore, Stock- 1
ton.Ione.SacrnuieQto.I'lacervllle, t
Marysvllle. Chlco. I'.cd Bluff 4.2S'
8.30a Oalcdnle. Chlnaiie. Jamestova. So-
nora. Tuolninne and Angels 4-2S*
9.00a Vallejo, Martinez and Wax Station* S-56r
1000* Vallejo 1.25*
*10.QQa Crenccnt City Express — 5Urtln«,
Traey, Lstarop.Stockton.Merred,
Kavmoad. Fresno. UaKerifleld.
Loi Ansele* and New Orleans... ciVSSa
10 00a The Overland Limited — Ogsjea,
Denvi-r. Omaha. Chtc«eo 8-25'
1200m lUywanl. Nile* ami W«y Station*. 3-25*
ti.OOr oaeramentnniver Ste»m«r» tii.OOr
330r BrnleU. Winters. Sacramento.
Woodland. William*. Colu*a.Wll-
;.!«•!., KnlKhts Liandlug. Mary»-
»llle. Orovlllc 10-55*
3.30P Hay ward. N'iles and Way Stations.. 7 65*
400P Martlnez.San lUmou. ValleJo.Nspa,
Cal!*to»a. Santa nc«s 925*
4 00i> MarUnfZ.Tracr.Latbrop.SturiUoo. 10 25*.
4.OO1* Nlle». Llvermore. Stockton. Loai.. 4.2Sr
4.30P UaywaM. Xiles. lrTlngton, San » t8.55«.
Jose, Livermore f *ii.d5a>
5 OOP The Owl Lfmlt«a— Fresno. TuUre,
lialcersaeld, Sangus fur Sant*
U^rbara. Lo* Ansalvs. (Golden
State Limited Sleeper cajrled on "•
Owl Train for Cblcaso) 8.58a
6.00P Port Co*ta, Trmcy, ttuc'itoa, Los
Banos 1-2§F
t530r Xilci.Uc.il 7.25*^
600i* Uayw.trU. Nile* and Saa Joss _'- B S F
rB.OOr Va'.lejo 11.25a
600p Oriental Mall— Ogden. DenTer,
Omaba. St. Louis. Cbh-aco 4-25r
i7.00p Sunset Limited — Sew York, Jfew
OrlMn«, Los Angeles. Fresno.
Mendota. Martinez— Westbound., w 1.25a
700p San PaMo. Port Costs. Harttnes
and Way Stations 11-2Sa
:700r Vallejo 765p
8 05p Oregon <k California Express— Ssc-
ramento, M»rjir111e. Itediling-.
Portland. Pn«ti-t Sound aad East. 8.59 a
IS.IOp finyward. Nlles Local X11.6S*.
11.2SP Port Costa. Tracy. Lalbrop. Mode»-
to. Merced, Fresno, Hanford. VI-
galla. B*ti»r*nel(l 1.2Sp
COAST LINE (5«rroi» UMge).
: (Kuot of Market Street.)
8.16a Newark. Centervtlle. Saa .Io»«.
Felton, Boulder Creek, Santa
Cruz and Way Stntions 5 55*
t2.15P Kewsrk. Center»IUe. Saa Jose,
New Alrasiicn .Feltoo, Boalder
Cre«k. Santa Cms and Principal
Way Stations ..tiOgOA
415p Kewark. San Jose. Los Gato* \ ?¦joJot
a9.30r Hunter's Train— Sin Jose and Wsy :7.20r
Stations
Leave* Los Catos 4.35 pm Sunday
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY.
From SAN MJA.NCISi:*). Foot or Market St. (Slip S)
—17:15 9:U0 11:00 a.m. 1.C3 3 00 6.15 p.m.
From OAKLAND, Foot of Broadway — 16:00 iS:Ot
t8:05 _W:0O a.m. 1 2 00 200 4 00 P.M.
COAST LINE < Bread «aa,e).
<Thlrd and Townncnd 3treet».) -
6.10a San Jose and Way Stations 7-30p
700a San Jose snd Way Stations 8-30?
/7.00a New Alnaaden /4.10?
8.00a Coast Line Limited — San Jose.
Gi'ror.HollUter.Sallnan.SanLQl*
Oblspo. Santa Barbara. Los Anscn-
les and Principal Intcnnedlatt
Stations 10 45»
w1000a Psclflc Coast Express— New Or-
leans. Los AntrelO!". and East 1135a
900* San Jose. ,Tre» PInos. Capltola,
Santa Crtiz.Pacl flc Grore.Sallnas.
San Lui* Oblspo and Frlaclpal
Intermediate Stations 4.10f
10-30a San Jose and Way Stations 1.307
11.30a San Jose and Way Stations ........ 530p
a1.3Qp San Jose and "War Stations......... Y7.0C?
2. OOp San Jose and Way Stations §10 OCa
1300' Del Monte Kxpress— San Jose, Gll-
roy, RollUter. Sant* Crnx. Del
Monte, Monterey. Pacific 1 GroTe,
Salinas and Principal Stations... 121 S»
S-30P BnrllnKame. San Mitteo, Itedwood.
Menlo Park. Palo Alto Mayfleld.
Mountain View. Lawrence, Santa
Clara and San .lose 8 33 a
t4.3OP San Jose, Gllror and Way StatlonstiO.45*
t500P San Jose. Lo* Uatos and Principal
Way Stations 19 00a
I5-30P 8an Jose and PrtnclpalWay Stations t8 00 a
tS.15r San Mkteo.BelmoncBeresford.Saa
Carlos, nedwood. Fair Otks.
Menlo Park. Palo Alto- If -4|a
8.30P San Jose and Way Stations 833*
7.00p Sunset Limited. Eastbonnd — Saa
Luis Obtspo. Santa Barbara, Los
•• Angeles. Deminsr. El Pmo, New
Orleans, New York wS 25A
"11.45P Palo Alto and Way Stations !24§ p
a11.45P San Jose and Way Stations... t345P.
A for Mornrne. P for Atccraoon.
X Saturday and Sunday only.
I Stops at all stations oa Sunday,
t Sunday excepted. t Sunday only.
a Saturday only. . _ * .
a Connects at Go»hen Jc with trains for Hsnfors*
Vlsalla. At Frenio, for YU&Ila tU Saagtr. .
E Via Cout Ltae.
/Tuesday and Friday,
m Arrire ria Xiles.
n Dally except Satnrdsr.
w Via San Joaquin Vallef. _ M .
X Stops Sanu Clara soutn brood 1 . From fToumaf
snd Salinas connects Sundsy only nortfc boqad.
¦" 'TO SAN RAFAEL.
SAN QUENTIN,
MILL VALLEY,
CAZADERO, ETC.
via Sausalito Ferry.
WEEK DAYS « Holidays excepted) — 8:»5.
1*7:43. 8:«. »M3. 11 a. m., 12:20. »1:43. 3:13.
4:15. t3:lS *«:15 C:45. 9. 11:45 p. m.
7:45 a. m. train week days does not run t»
Mill Valley.
SUNDAYS AND LEGAL. HOLIDAYS— 7.
f$ t*J>. t*10 JL tll:30 a. m.. tl2:.T0, t*l:30.
2:35. •3:.V». 5. «. 7:30, 9. 11 :« P. m.
Trains marked ••) run to San Quentln. Those
marked lt> to Fairfax, except 3:13 p. m. Sat-
urdays. JQn Saturdays the 3:15 p. m. trala
runs to Fairfax.
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO PAN FRANCISCO
—Week days— 3:25. J«:25. 7:40. 8:13 J»:35.
11:05 a. m.. 12:3d, 2:W. J3:45. 4:36. 5:30.
0:40 10:?O p. m.
SUNDAYS— «:13. 7:W. t*:V>. 9:40. J10:.V5.
111:45 a. m.. 12:50. 2:S0. J3:23. 4:40. t5:50.
«:55. 7:35, 10:20 p. m.
marked (J) start from San Quentln.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCIS ,'O
—Week day?— 5:45. «:4f>. 7:43. 3:23. »:«3.
11:10 a. m.. 12:40. 2:43. 4:t5, 5:10. 7:05, 10:40
'" SUNDAYS— 6:?~\ 7:53. 10. 11:10 a. m.. 12:03.
105 3:10 3:45. 4:53. 6:03. 7:10. 10:40 p. m.
' THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m., week days — Cazadero and way
"^lTp" m.. week days (Saturdays excepted) —
Toraales'and way stations.
U:i5 p. m., Saturdays — Caxadero and w«y
Sundays and L-e»ral Holidays — 8 a. m.. Caxa-
dero and way st-vtlons.
Sundays and Lejtat Holidays— 10 a, m., Polit
Reita tnd iru: sWtlua*
(WVdnefd.iy), at 1 o'clock, from the rMi- ¦
»l<*nif of the paitntp. It." Kroelon street. In-
terment rtriv.iu. Holy crrosss Cenfetery.
PlERCE—ln thi« city, January 27, 1003, John,
dearly bekrtred husliand of Elizabeth Pierce,
beloved father of Julia. Thomap, Nellie. ,
.lair.es and John 1'lerce, Sister Mary Deslree
j»nd Mrs. A. K. Jor.f!?. and brother of James
and tl'e late Patrick and Garrett Pierce, a
native of Doon. parish of Tralee, County
Kerry. Irelund, nged «J2 years 7 months and
3 days.
Z^T Notice of funeral hereafter.
POXD— In this city, January 26, 1003, James
l»u!s Pond, a native of Mawachusetts, age'l
73 years.
t3* Friends and acquaintance* are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral »ervice»
Thumday, January 'At. llW-t, at 2 o'clock, at
Masonic TemDle, corner Post and Montgom-
ery street*. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
SCHLUETER— In Oakland, January 25. 1903,
John Jacob, beloved husband of Sopnle.
Schlueter, and father of Adolph, Max and
Theodore Schlueter, a native 'Of Holxtein,
Ormnny, ated 07 years 5 months and 7
days.
ityFrlends are respectfully- Invited to at-
tend the funeral services to-day (Wednes-
day), at 2 o'clock, nt his late residence, 849
Madison street, Oakland. Cremation at Oak-
land Crematorium. I
SCHCCHARD— In this city. January 27, 1903.
Victor Ge»ir&c-, beloved son of Ernost G. and
Clara F. Schuchard, and brother of Otto.i
Adolph, Anna and Pauline Schuchard, a na-|
tlve of Salinas, Cal., aged 27 years and 01
months. (Salinas papers pjease copy.)
ICyFTiendB and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Friday,
January 30, at 1 o'clock, from St. John's
Church. Fifteenth street and Julian avenue.
Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
SEMERIA — In West Berkeley. January 2«.
1!IO3. Jules Arthur, beloved aon of Camllle
and tte late Jules M. Semeria, a native of
San Francisco, aged 7 years 8 months and 12
days. t r
(E7"Frlehds are respectfully Invited to at-
tend the funeral services Thursday, January
2H. liKtt, at 8 o'clock, at St. Joseph's Church,
Berkeley, interment private.
SIMON— In this city, January 2?. 1003, Louis
Simon, brother of Mre. L. Heynemann, Mr.
Alfred Simon and Mrs. Hirschhorn, a native
of San Francisco, oted 39 years and 10
months.
SULLIVAN— In the City and County Hospital,
January 27, 1903. John Sullivan, a native of
Ireland, ajed &3 years.
THOMPSON — At the Pacific Hospital. Satur-
day, January 17, 1P03, Anne B. Thompson,
mother of Mrs. G. W. Burton and May C.
and H. H. Thompson, and cousin of G. W.
Burton, all of Loa Angeles.
WEBSTER — In Oakland, January 27. 1903.
Mrs. Ann Webster, beloved mother of Fred-
erick A. Webster, a native of England, aged
72 years 11 months and 4 days.
WEEKS — In this city, January 26, 1903, C.
Anna We«k«. beloved wife of the late Rob-
ert H. Weeks, a native of Portland. Or.,
aged C>2 ycais.
C^Rrmalns at the chapel of Charles H. J.
Truman & Co., 11*09 Mission street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Remains will be
shipped to Portland, Or., for funeral and
Interment.

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The San Francisco call. [volume], January 28, 1903, Image 13
About The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913