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Military Spirit in Canada.
Figures have just been published which
the Canadian press claims as an Indica
tion of the military spirit which animates
young; Canada, i The- State of New York
has a population of nearly 2.000,000 more
than the entire Dominion of; Canada,; yet
its National Guard has an enrollment of
only 14,463 men;. -Canada, on ; the other
hand, has 35.000 men in Its active militia
and thousands of pothers who have, gone
through] militia training and are ' now : on
the retired llBt.--Exchange. 1 ;
Quit Hunting With Preachers.
A Clay- County (Mo.) man, according to
the Platteburg Democrat-Lever, took his
pastor out hunting one day. They had
but one gun 'between ••- them and the
preacher carried it. , After they, had been
out half an hour the: man felt something
poking him i in the side. ; Turning around
quickly he found the preacher poking him
with the muzzle^of the gun and fumbling
over the hammers. "Say," brother," asked
the minister, "how do you let these things
down?" The man. has % ' sworn off. taking
Drcachers ; huntlnff.-Exchange.
California Stock and Oil Exchange
Oil Stocks— Bid. Asked.
Caribou Oil Co T3 80
Four Oil 70
Hanford Oll^ .....132 00
Home Oil .............\,... 1 35 1 40
Imperial Oil 19 00
Independence Oil 17 lg
Junction Oil 22
Kern Oil 6 00 5 50
Lion Oil ....: 54
Monte Cristo Oil 75 S3
Monarch Oil ...' 53 58
Oil (Oty Petroleum ....- 29
Veerless Oil -. 13 50 .....
Reed Crude Oil 40 41
San ' Joaauln Oil 5 75 .
Sterling Oil - 3 00
Thirty-three Oil 8 00
Twenty-eight OU 3 50
Union Oil f,H CO
United Petroleum 118 00
West Shore Oil 3 00 ' 3 25
Miscellaneous —
Abby Land & Improvement.. 1 23 1 50
Alameda Sugar ...r. 29 00
American Biscuit 85 00 05 00
American District Tel
Bay Counties Power
Cal Central Gas & Electric. .....
California Cotton Mills 85 00
California Jockey Club 105 00
California Powder
California Shipping Co 25 00 ;
I Cal Title Ins & Trust 130 00 140 00
! Central Bank of Oakland... COCO
I Chutes Company
j City and County Bank
[Cypress Lawn lmz> Co 8 50
'Eastern Dynamite
j Ewa Suz*ar Pl?.ntatlon '..... •
j Gas Consumers' Association • 22 SO
I Honolulu Sugar 20 00
1 London & S F Bank (Ltd.)..
: Mercantile -Trust .....
, Northern California Power. ...... 0 50
Nevada National Bank
1 Xorth Shore Railroad 5 00 R 00
Orphc-om Company 15 (V>
Pacific States 'T«l & Tel 122 50
1 Paraf fine Paint 33 CO
Postal Device & Imp
. San Francisco Drydock ...... 47 00
"Saasallto Land & Ferry 16 CO
; Sparry Flour Company 27 50 30 00
! Standard Electric 18 00
. Trucks Electric 13 2.1 16 00
Union Sugar 22 5(>
I United Go* & Electric. ../. 34 50
W'estern Fi*b Co.,
i OFFICIAL SALES.
! Morning Session.
Boar*—
•50 Home Oil Co 1 35
100 Home OH Co. cash 1 S5
; leno Home Oil Co 1 40
POO Home Oil Co 150
S00 Home Oil Co, s 00 1 45
100 Monarch Oil CO 56
1 2tt!0 Occidental Oil Co ! IS
* r.00 Poverelgn CHI Co JW
I lrtOOJndependene* Oil Co 17
SCO lndTicndertce Oil Co. cash IT
Street —
400 Home Oil Co 1 17*i
200 Home Oil Co 1 15
25 Home Oil Co' 1 25
Afternoon Session.
ISO Home Oil Co 1 SO
V«vi TTnmei r>l! Co 1 SS
2OO Home OH Co 1 37%£
1000 Lion Oil Co/. 04
1 Street— .
50 Home OU Co 1 30
1 SCO fleed Crude Oil 40.
Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
'' Follov/Irjr were the sales on the San Fran
[ clsco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
! Morning Session.
100 Caledonia 1 £(•[ 100 Silver Hill... 71
100 Occidental ... 42J 100 Union Con .. 77
GOO Overman Ml
Afternoon Session.
200 Belcher 32i 30O Savage . ..". IK
1M Mexican . ...1 10 80O Silver Hill ... 7f>
JW> Occidental ... 42 20O Union Con ... 76
?0O Ophlr . 1 B, CCO Tellow Jacket 58
400 Overman .... 311
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the sales on the Pacific
Stock and_ Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session.
200 Caledonia .1 20 1 500 Potosl IS
100 Con CAVlr.l 27% 20O Union Con.. 77
400 G. & Curry 35 1 200 Utah 25
Afternoon Session.
2M)C C & Va.l 27^4 .W) Savage .... 1«
1000 C Imperial 04 200 Sierra Nev. 65
400 Crown Ft.. 17 200 Silver Hill. 7rt
800 Mexican ...112H 200 Silver Hill. 67
100 Ophlr 1 «» • 20O Union Cton.. 77
BOO Overman . . S3 200 Utah 25
1500 Potosl ., 18
TOXOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Minim? Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
1000 Esperanxa ... 04 \ 100 Ton A C!sJ... S*
50 MacNamara . 201 400 Ton A Cal... 35
100 Mont Ton ..1 101
< Afternoon Session.
100 Mont Ton .1 12^1 300 Ton Midway.. 4.1
100 Mont Ton ...1 10 100 Ton N Star. 50
. 600 Ton Midway.. 47|
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
TUESDAY. Aug. IS— 4 p. m.
BId.Ask. v Bid. Ask.
Alpha 00 08 Julia 02 04
Alta 04 W Justice 11 lft
Andes 16 17 Kentuck 02 Oft
Belcher ..... 32 33 Mexican 1 10 1 15
Bmt & Belch. 1 70 — Occidental ... 42 44
Bullion 0.1. <U Ophlr 1 fi) IB
Caledonia 1 *** 1 '"'Overman .... 30 31
Challenge ... SO . 34 Potosi 17 18
Chollar 17 is Savage 15 17
Confidence ...1 OO 1 2O|Scorplon ..... 02 04
Con Cal & V.l 25 1 30 Sey Belcher.. 10 12
Con Imp .... 03 Oi Sierra Nev'. . . <5fl 67
Con N Y.,.. 12 14 Silver Hill... 68 70
Crown Polht.. 16 17|St Louis .... 16 19
Eureka Con.. — 45; Syndicate '...- — - 015
Exchequer... 05 OfiiUnlon Con;.. 75 77
Gould" &' Cur. S.1 34 Utah ........ .24 2B
Hale & Norc. 45 47 Yel Jacket.... 53 60
Lady Wash .. — 061 -
TONOPAH MIXES.
BId.Ask. I -' Bk!.Ask.
Colehan '..... — 20, Ton Belmont. — 105
-JSsperanza ... 04 05, Ton & Cal... 35 ss
Gipsy Queen.' 26 — .Ton A Gt W. 12
Han Mtl .... — 25 Ton of Nev.. — sou
MacNamara . 16 24. Ton N Star. 48 si
Mlzpan Ex .'. — 85 Ton Midway.. 4T 4*
, Mont. Ton..! 07^1 10 United • Ton.. 13 17
Paymaster... — .'25, Utopia .;.... — 56
Rescue '. ,10 'lit ;¦•
- ,, ., ' , m , „ „ _
A Maryland Jutslce of the Peace. In de
ciding an action against a railroad com
pany for killing a' cow near a road cross
ing, decided the case In favor of the
plaintiff for the reason. that "the defend
ant had no sign up at the crossing." •
O GL H 5a. — '— Jftkn G*E to — ¦ —
O T Go 6s.. — ' — - ]U G Jb E 6s. — —
Do ha .... — lUfcl - :
WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa — 00 .iPort Costa. .. — — ¦"
Marln Co .... — — . lUprlng Val.. 84% SStf
GAS A>'D ELECTRIC.
fent L & P. — 4%.rac E G * K — —
):qult Gas... 4'i 54;li F O & B. 6.1 C4
Mutual E L^13H 14 J! F Gas — —
l*ac O Imp. 60 , 51H I tkn G & E. — —
rao L Co... 53K — UG&E — —
TRUSTEES' CERTIFICATES. .
S T O A. E. 63 —
INSURANCE.
Fir-em's Fad. — '
BANK STOCKS.
Am Natl Bk. — ¦ — t«on P * A. <— ' «—
Anglo-Cal .. — '— Merch Ex .. — —
Bank of Cal. — — Mer Trust.. — —
CSD&T. — — ep NatlonU — —
first Nation! — —
. SAVINGS BANKS. „ * .1 1.
Cer S & L.. — y- fav & L Bo. 85 1C5
Hum S & L. — £- |>c Sav Bk.400 BOO
Mutual 8av.. — — . Union T Co. — —
$ F Sav L\. — —
STREET RAILROADS.
California .. — — ipresidlo .... — — .
Ueary — — ] j-^-;. -
-.- "i/ POWDER.
c «ant (57% 68 /Hgorit ..... 1% 5%
SUGAR.
»ana P Ocv. 1% 2KiKllauea. S C. — 6%
Hawaiian C. 43% •— Makaweli C. 21 —
Honokaa S C 12U 13H Onomea S C. 23% — •
Hutch S P C 13% — |paauhau S C 13 15%
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska Pack.145 14«H Oceanic S Co T —
lal i-ruit As. — — Pac A F A. — —
Lai Wine As. 05% 90 Pac C Bon. — r
Morning Session.
Board —
20 Alaska Packers' Association. ...145 50 '
25 Hawaiian Com & Sugar 43 60
40 Honokaa Co IS 00
60 Hutchlnson S P €• 13 37%
00 Paauhau S P Co 15 00
$9000 Nor Ry of Cal 5a bonds 119 00
Street —
25 Makaweli 21 00
Afternoon Session.
Board—
12 Alaska Packers' Association 143 60
5 Giant Powder Con 63 00
60 Honokaa Co 13 00
PO Hutchinson S P Co 13 T5
250 Mutual Electric Light 13 60
" 40 Spring Valley Water 85 00
10 Spring Valley Water 85 25
" Street —
10 Alaska Packers' Association.... 14ft 00
25 Hawaiian. Com & Sugar 43 50
W) Honokaa S Co 13 23
Builders' Contracts.
Michael Toland to 'Mary: Toland, lot.Dtt -W:
line of Octavla street. 85 S of Ivy avenue, W
60 by S 25; gift. ¦•« - ¦ " -
Mary A. Cowling to Henry W. Blau, lot on
S line of Oak street. \ 60 B of Laguna. E 25 by
S 120; $10.- . .
City and Countv of San Francisco to Emma
V. Anderson, lot on W line of Devlsadero
street, 80:7 S of fiaccamento. S 26 by W
110; . . • .. ........
Catherine Dowllng to John Peters, lot on N
line of Grove street 113:9 W of Devlsadero,
W 23:8 by N 82:6; $10.
Annie E. and Paul O. Burns to Clara H.
Wis« (wife of, W. C.) rerecord 165S D. 2S8. lot
on N line of California street, 81:3 V." of Baker,
W 25 by N 90:2%; $10 • *
• Cyrus Chambers to William A. Law*, lot
on SW corner of Frederick and Willard streets.
B STS. -W' 100. N 137 :« W 78. 6 137 :«. W »4:4>
NE to Frederick E 326:11; $10.
Joseph and Nellie Coleman to William Gold
man lot on SE corner of Carl and Wlllard
streets. S 100 by E 30; $10.
Ane Johnson to James Papina. lot on KE
line of Tenth street, 120 SE of Folsom. SB
25 by NE 100; $10.
Estate of Albert J. Wilson, minor (by Har
riet Wilson guardian) to Maude H. Garthorne,
lot On N line of Ridley street, 280:7 E of Va
lencia. E 40, N 114:8%, SW 45:9. S 109:2ft;
$250. •* •-.••.- / ¦--.**
Maude H. Garthorne to Bridget Costello. lot
on N line of Thirteenth «treet.' 78:1}4 B of Ste
venson. E 40. N 114:8%. SW 45:9. S to begin
ning; $10.
I. W. and Augusta W. Coburn to Patrick J.
Land lot on E line of Noe street, 130 N of
Fifteenth. N 25 -by E 105; $10.
Alice and J. T. Jones to A. Oscar Land, lot
on S line of Twenty-first street, 358 E of Caa
tro. E 25 by S 114; $10.
Harriet H. and L. H. Molse to Valentine
and Katie Laplanch, lot on S line of Seven
teenth street, .81:3 W of Diamond, XV 21:l(>/i
by 6.75; $10. "
John B. and Catherine C. Carson to Martin
anfl Katie Concanhon. lot on W line of Dia
mond street, U0 S of Twenty-first, S 50 by W
115:9, lot 12, block 2, Noe Garden Homestead;
$10. •
Adelaide and John T. McCrosson to W, F.
Laumelster, lot on SW line of Stanford street,
200 NW of Townsend, NW 25 by SW 80. to
correct 1651 D. 377; $5.
Lydla M. and John M. Oat to same, lot
on SW line of Stanford street, 175 NW of
Townsend, NW 25 by SW 80. to correct 1658
D. -208; $5.
W.' F. and Cella A. Laumelster to T. J.
Parsons, lot on SW line of Stanford street. 175
NW of Townsend, NW 50 by SW SO. to correct
16«3 D. 244; $5. v
-Thomas L. and Philippine Henderson to J.
D. Mtndenhall, lot on NW line of Jessie street,
366 NE of Sixth. NE 23 by NW- 80; $10.
W. A. and Jennie Ettlng to Rose Hogan.
lot on W Une of Second avenue, 100 N of
Clement street. N 25 by W«120; $10.
George. C. Beggs to William R. Veale. lot
on E line of Tenth avenue, 200 S of M street.
B50 by E 120; $5.
Fanny M. Winter to Edgar B. Salslg. lot
on W line of Eleventh avenue, 123 S of N
street. S 875 by W 120; $10.
Eliia D. Msck to Eliza J. Wilson, l«t 619,
G Annie? Thomas T. and Walter J. Douglas to
Blanch A. Rubin, lots 43 and 44, block 19,
Lakevlew; $10: ¦•
Walter K. Dora to same, same, quitclaim
e Ma'ry Nolan to John Tlmllty, lot 4, block 3,
Holly Park; $10.
t, Herman Muller (owner) with Mager Bros.
(contractors), architect , alterations and
additions except n&ntels. ga» fixtures and
shades for a two-story frame building on W
line of Bryant street, flO N of Twenty-sixth;
"Mrs. J. F. Kennedy (owner) with A. How
kins (contractor), architect Frank S. Van Trees
— All work for alterations and additions to
make a two-story frame building (flats) on N
line of Grove street, 137:6 W of Octavia.,W
57:6 by N 120; $7000.
Lenore Colllgan fowner) with Louis M. Wels
rtann (contractor and architect)— All. work- for
a . three-«tory frame building (flats), on In
line of Green street, between Larkln and Polk,
107:6 E of Larkln, E 25 by 137:0, WA 24;
$8750. , .
California' Baking Company (owners) with
George Mccre (contractor), architects H. Gell
fusa & Son— Foundation wall and excavation,
cementing concrete floors, basalt block paving
for partly one and two etortes high . brick
building on SW corner of Eddy and Klllmore,
W 137:6 by S 110; $7650.
National Brewing Company (owners) with
Western Iron Works (contractors), architects
John & ZimmeTtnan-J^Granite and iron work for
a new tank house on E line of Webster street.
120:3% S of Fulton; B-4WM*. E 77:«! N 30:0.
E 12:3H.« N U^Vfi.-rW-SSMli*; $10,635.
Alameda County.
Mabel and Fred ' HambeUon to Cora B. Ware
(wire of-L. i\), lot on N line of Walton street.
85 E of Market, E 33 by Ni 100, portion of lots
1 and 2, block M, property of Central Land
Company, formerly Brown Tract, Oakland; $10
William and Mary C. McDonald to Paulena
Hlnch (wlfe-of -Joseph) lot on N line of Thirty
jec.nd street,"45O E-af Grove, E 5o, N 148,76. W
50.23. S 152.58, lot 11, block 2043, Rowland
Tract, Oakland; $10.
William W. and N. Jeannette Chisholm to
William J. Kitto, lot beginning 415 W frcm NW
corner of Grovo and Thirty-flrst streets. W ~M
by N 140. lot 2fl. block 2037. same, Oakland: $10.
Gustav F. Blebeshelmer to Lena (or Lene)
BiebPshelmer. all Interest in lot 2, block D,
Suburban Tract. Berkeley: gift. •
Mary E. Gamble <*lngle) to H. P. Nelson,
lots 1 to 7, 13. 14. 18 and ID. Crystal Spring
Tract, Berkeley; $10. '
L .C. and Miriam llorehouse to Thomas and
Matilda Merllno (wife), lets SC to SO. map Elm
hurst Park No. 2,; Brooklyn Township; grant.
Henriette and Leon Btne to John F. Dacha,
lot 50 fe»-t on Telegraph avenue and 133 more
or less <vn Vernon avenue, lot 49, map Temes
cal Park, Oakland; $10.
John Tlsch Company (comoratlon) to James
J. McElroy (single), lot on W line of Grove
street, 40 N of Thirtieth. N 50 by W 115.
block 20X4. Rowland Tract. Oakland; $10.
H. • Rosenstrauch to Lena Rosenstrauch
(wife), lot on N line of Jefferson street, 73 N
of Fourth, N 25 by W 75, lot 1», block 46,
Kellcrsberger'M map. Oakland; gift.
- W. and Florence W. Havens to George Sterl
ing, lot 5, block. P. property Central Laad
Company (frrmeriy Brown Tract). Oakland;
$10.
George W. and Carrie R. Sterling to Realty
Syndicate, tame, Oakland; $10.
Same to same, lots i:i and 14. block 2007,
lets 3 to 5 and 1 4. block 2091*. lots 2, 3. 7. UU
to 41 and W 38.39 of let 38. block 2101, lots «
to 8. 11 to 15. 25, 2(i. 2fl to 31, block 2103. lots
1!> to 22. block 21OT, lots 8, 13. 38 and :R>,
block 2110, lot 23, block 2113, lots 11 and IS.
block 211(5, lots 11 and 12, block 211S, map
Alden Tract at Temescal, Oakland: $10.
Same to wmc, im on N line of Forty-third
street 140 W of West. W 100 by N 100 lots
22 and 2.H, block 20i»S, same map. Oakland: $10.
Charles M. Wilson to Robert O. Wilson lot
on S line of Crawford street 125.1:2 E of San
Pablo avenue E 50, S 2T} W 50 N 232 13
being E 50 feet of lot 1!). block d. amended
map J. W. Crawford Tract. Oakland- $10.
Ada Elizabeth Sample (W. V. Sample), Wlli
Ham Veck Sample and Edmund Tyler Sam
ple to William Veck Sample, lot on S corner
of East Twentieth street and Thirteenth ave
nue. SE 1C0 by SW,37:«. block 113. Clinton.
East Oakland: $10.
Peter and Dorothea Madren to Christian E.
and Oline M. Fablansen. lot on S line of
Prince street, 150 W of Tremont, \V 60 by S
1C0. lot 4, block Q. amended map portion New.
bury Tract. Berkeley; $10.
Simon and Rosa Flschel to C. Fred Ren*,
lot on N line- of University avenue, 760 E of
Louisa. E 24. N 114.fiS. W 24. S 114.C8 (S
144.C8). lot S College Tract Berkeley: $10.
J. A. and Emily V. Marshall to B. F.
Hawes lot ft block 12. map resubdlvlslon block
12. McGee Tract. Berkeley; $10.
Virgil T. and Josephine M. Nahl to Mary
Ann Hunt (wife of R. H. H.). lot 17. map No.
2, Boehmer's Ranch. Brooklyn Township; $10.
Georgo Lydlksen to V. C. and Florence M.
Iverson, lot on NE line of Monroe or East Six
teenth street 35 SE of Twenty-flfth avenue,
etc., SE 40 by NE 125. block B. revised map
Oak Tree Farm Tract, Brooklyn Township;
$10.- • -
Ednle C. Jones (as trustee estate Andrew
Jones) and Jane C. Jones (widow) to C E.
Carroll, lots 3 and 4. block L. map Andrew
Jones subdivision. Brooklyn Township; $10
E. C. and Mary D. Sessions (wife) to J. E.
Polhemus. land bounded SE by SE, Sixteenth
avenue If extended SW on present course until
it reaches United States harbor lin* or Oakland
Harbor as established by United States Engi
neers, NE and N by patent line of that portion
of Peralta, San Antonio Rancho. as finally con
firmed to A. M. Peralta, NW by line parallel
to and distant 300 at right angles NW from
said *SE Sixteenth avenue extended SW by
United States harbor line. East Oakland; also
triangular piece of land covered by lease. Bran
nan to Sessions. 2, leases 211. bounded on the
NW by land occupied and claimed by Savings
and Loan 8oclety of San Francisco. SW by NE
line of right of way of Central Pacific Railroad
Company, SE by line parallel to and SCO at
right angles NW' from SE line of Sixteenth
avenue extended SW on present course. East
Oakland: also land covered by aforesaid lease
which lies SE of aforesaid SE. Sixteenth ave
nue extended as aforesaid. East Oakland: also
United States harbor line hereinbefore referred
to means pier head line as now or as It may at
any time be established by United States Engi
neers: also all land within limits of right of
way of Central Pacific Railroad Company (100
feet on each side of NE track) and lying be
tween S line of Commerce street and line paral
lel to and distant 30O at right angles NW from
SE Sixteenth avenue extended SW. quitclaim
J E. Polhemus to Pacific Improvement Com
pany (a corporation), same. East Oakland, quit,
claim deed; $10. ¦,.
SEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY/ AUGUST 19, 1903.
Continued From Page Thirteen.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
15
REAL ESTATE— CITY-»F0B BAJjK l
SPECK & CO., ? — —
6G7 Market st.. Ops. Kearny.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND RENT
COLLECTORS.
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY.
1160,000— Modern 0-story brick building; leased
$1143 per month; assuming mortgage
' m $76,000; Investment pays 11 per cent
" net; lot 60x137:6 feet.
1100,000 — Corner, vicinity -Montgomery and
Bush; 57:6x77:0 feet; present improve-,
ments rent for JM5; a choice buy. •; -.,
$70,000 — New'building; 1 tenant; 10 years' cash
security lease: pays "Hi per -cent net;
lot 35x137:6 feet. . . .ii :..-
$53.000— Best Larkln street corner: 87:6 feel
frontage; fine building; stores and lodg-
ing-house; very safe investment. " ,
$50,000 — Corner; 87x85 feet: new building; an-
nual rentK_$M72; pays over 10 per cent..
$50,000— Corner. 137:0x137:6 f^et: good im-
provements; mortgage $30,000 at D^ per
cent; can remain; pays 8 per cent net.
J25. 000— Bush street, near Grant avenue; 45x126
feet: -2 frontages. > ••
$10,000— Corner business property; modern Im-
provements; rents $164.
$18,000 — Fronting Golden Gate Park; rents
$180; splendid flats; lot 50x137:0 feet.
$17,500 — Sansome street corner; rents $132.50;
stores and 1 floor above.
$16.500— Post street flats; yearly rents $1770;
lot 25:Cxl2O feet; 2 frontages. .
$7000 — Three good flats in Mission; rent $63
a month. ' ' , '
$6500— Three fine flats, vicinity Eighteenth and
Castro; rents $."S a month; lot. 25x125. •
$5250— Fifth and Clementina; fine front and
rear Improvements; leased- 2 years at $600'
a year. • .- . , .. -..
$5000 — Four good flats 'In Mission; always
rented at $48 a month.
$2C00— New cottage in Mission; fl rooms and
bath; fine lot. .
$1400 — Corner lot near Golden £ate Park; 23x
10O feet.
$1000— Lot 119x111; corner cottage; 3 rooms; in
Mission.
BPECK & CO..
667 Market street.
POIXT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
WATER front lots and bargains: all tracts;
mapy. photos, etc. BELL. 417 Parrott bid*.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHAXGE.
EXCHANGE.
; WILL give $3000 or ?4000 in cash together with
good paying ranch near Capltola. worth $4000.
all clear, for Income property.
THE ALDEN CO.. 1118 Broadway, Oakland.
REAL estate to exchange; free printed list.
Pacific Coast Ex. Bureau. 850 Market st.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
. WANTED — To lease (furnished) a good paying
etock and grain ranch for a term of years,
with the privilege of buying. Bo< 1036. Call.
STUTTERING AND STA31MERISG.
MELBOURNE System School. Van Ness and
, Market; positive cure for all. Don't delay.
1 MAKEIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday :
David R. Norris, 21, 1C35 Fulton street, and
Albertina Kish. 18. 2» Lloyd street.
August Retch, 27, 123 Eddy street, and
' Louise Claussen. 26, 10 Fella place.
Henry J. Mahoney, 24, 560 Page street, and
Marguerite If. Murphy, 22. 107 Devisadero st.
William P. Klnser, 25. city, and Elizabeth
Thompson. 2S. city.
Albion E. Perley. 21. 222 Dolores street, and
, Ella Lagoni, 18, 400 Noe street.
Louis P. Lavoie, 35. 415 Mason street, and
Elizabeth Amyott, 40. 227 Sixth street.
Eli Benolt, 32. Grass Valley, and Mary G.
Shea, 30. Grass Valley.
Christopher F. Butt. 25, 84S1 Nineteenth
street, and Annie M. Rush, 22. 1344 Scott st.
James A. Lamey, 26. 035 Folsom street, and
Mary A. Lyne, 25, 140S Shotwelt street.
John L. Pattern, 2.'$, 100O Vermont street, and
Josephine M. Anderson, 10, 2 Hayward street.
Myer Htrsch, 25, Portland, Or., and Martha
E. Loewt-nstein. SKJ. l.^S Geary street.
Charles H. Tie. 2«. 571 Folsom street, and
Annie Brown. 23, C>75 FoUom street.
Danli! Sullivan. 2ft, €2 Ellis street, and Car-
rie Furlo, 20. C2 Ellis street.
BIRTHS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS.
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mall will not be inserted. Th«y must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
BOBN.
BRINCKMANN— In this city. August 17. 19OJ.
to the wife of F. H. Brinckmann, a son.
STEVENS— In this city, "August 10, 1903. to
the wife of Edward H. Stevens, a daughter.
MARKIED.
REICH— CLAUSSEN— Ln this city. August 18.
1UG3. bv Thomas F. Dunn. Justice of the
P^ace, August Reich and Louise Claussen,
both of San Francisco.
VIGNO— GALLieON— In Alameda. August 15,
laiW, by the Rev. W. J. Peters. John J.
Vigno and Elizabeth M. Galllson, both of
Coultcrvllle.
died]
Asslon, Joseph Maguire. John
Boecke. Clemens Mocker, Annie L.
Bosel,. Emma Mosher, John
Brunlg, Robert B. Nelson. James
Brunn. Hans P. Osborn. Dan H.
Chelini. Emlle Otey. Robert M
Cobleigh. Mary E. Page. Hugo E.
Conner, Capt. T. J. Penco, Giovanni
Dunbar, Margaret Raferty, Ellen
Dunn. John Reagan. John
Hammersmith. Jas. Renter. Henriette M.
Harris, Fanny Rosenberg, Mertyn
Hickey. Julia M. {-ample. Robert A.
Hurst. Jaraes Silva. Mary i. '
McConnell. Agnes Stevens (Infant)
McCormack. Frank Wheeler, Alfred
Madden. John J. Winhall. Arthur
ASSION— In this city. August 17, 1903. Jo-
seph Atfslan, dearly beloved brother of Mrs.
M. Fehrenbach, Mrs. E. Hernster of Santa
Barbara and the late Mrs. K. Wlese of Peta- I
luma, a native of Germany, aged 82 years 3 I
months and 1 day. ,
CTFriends nnd acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral Thursday,
August 20, 1D0.1, at 1:30 o'clock, from the
mortuary chapel of J. S. Godeau. .105 Mont-
gomery avenue, thence to Odd Fellows' .Hall,
where services will be held under the aus-
pices of Harmony Lodge No. 13, I. O. O. F.,
commencing at 2 o'clock. Interment Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
BOECKE— In this city, August 18. 1903. Clem-
ens Boecke. a native of Germany, aged 77
yearH and 16 days.
tCTTriends aud acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services :
Thursday. August -20, 3003. at 10 o'clock, at
the mortuary chapel of Julius S. Godeau, 305
Montgomery avenue. Interment Presidio
Cemetery.
BOGEL— In this city. August 18. 1003. Emma
Louisa, beloved wife of Henry F. Bogel,
mother of Carl, Rita and George Bogel and
infant daughter, daughter of Mrs. C. Engei,
and sieter of John A. Kutschmar. Mrs. F.
,E. Redfleld and Carl F., Frieda and Julia
Eng<>l, a native of San Francisco, aged 2S
years 3 months and 11 days. .
Cy Remains at the residence of her fclster,
Mrs. F. E. Redfleld, 1915 Taylor street. No-
tice of funeral hereafter.
BRUNIG — In this city, August 17, 1903. Rob-
ert B. Brunig. dearly beloved son of Louts
atod Rebecca. Brunlg, beloved brother of Au-
drey M. Brunig". and grandson of Mrs. Mar-
garet Morris and Mr. and Mrs. L. Brunlg
a native of San Francisco, aged 7 years 7
months and 27 days.
ICTFiiends and acquaintances are respect-
fully inviud to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of his parents. 1722 Twelfth avenue
south, between N and P streets, south. South
San Francisco. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery.
BRUNN— In this city, August 17, J003, Hans
P. Brunn. dearly beloved husband of Anna
lirunn, and devoted father of Anita and
Peter Brunn, a native of North SchlesWig,
Germany, aged 53 years and 14 days.
ETTiiends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to. attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 2 o'clock, from the funeral
parlors of Theo. Dlercks, 057 Mission street.
where the funeral Bervlces will be held, un-
der the ausDices of Court America No. 3,
F. of A. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
CHEL1NI— Drowned at ' tValleJo, August 9,
1!«<i;i, Emlle Chellni, 4 native of San Fran-
cIkco, aged 34 years. ._• .
COBLEIGH— In this city, August 18,- 1903,
Mary E.. wife of the late John L. Cob-
leigh, mother of Mrs. J. S. Love, grand-
mother of Mabel Love, and sister of Mrs. D.
I. Newklrk, a native of New York, .aged 73
years. ' 1"
CONNER— In this city. August IS, 1003, Cap-
tain Thomas J. Conner, a native of Wex-
fora. Ireland, aged l>0 years. *..:,_
DUNBAR — In this cily, August 18. 1903. Mar-
garet, beloved wife of Robert C. Dunbar. a
native cf California, aged/2S years 8 months
and 24 days.
(^Friends and acquaintances, are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday,
at 2 o'clock, from the funeral parlors of
Porter & White, 423 Golden Gate avenue.
Interment Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO:
(Successors to Flannagan 3c Gallagher.) '
. DANIEL P. DONOVAN. Mgr.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
20 Fifth st.. opposite Lincoln . School.
v Telephone South 80.
UNITED UNDERTAKERS.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers—— —
Formerly In Metropolitan Temple.
Now at 86(J MISSION.- Tel. South 167.
Between Fourth and Fifth. Near Fifth Bt; .
- Finest Equipments at Moderate Hates.
-" PERSON AL,S— Contlnned. .
3ENTS furnishings, notions toys and station-
ery. WOODWARD'S Bazaax. 2200 Fillmore.
ANITA MIA MAUD — Please send me your ad-
dress to a04 Market st. CHARl-lE.
KlITS to cJer on inFtallmenU, $1 per week.
Nfuhaus & Co., -merch.tallor-t.727-729 Market.
ALL i-tyles halrdresFln*. 2V; hair goods: mani-
curir.g 25c v Q. LEDETtEn, 123 Stockton st.
TAILOR-MADE f*ult J7 f-O; dress pant* * 2 5 *
Misfit Clothing Parlor, cor. Bush and Pupont.
6DPEBFU3OCS hair and molf* removed by
electric needle. Dr. &Mrs.Traverse.li;0Marker_
MASQUERADE cortunw. play books, wigs.
cr.ur.try orders. GOLDSTEIN & CO.. 'JM_g£Jih
ALFHEDUM-S Egyptian Henna restore* gray
hair to IW natural coior; $1; at all druggists .
Superfluous hair and moles removed with elec-
tric tip^I>. Mre. K Mi** E.-.'rn, 1113 S'Jtter.
rALMISTRY.
JiilE. DEVAS. »<-jcntiflc pali*ni»t ar.fl MtrolO-
piFt. Office, 26 LJebes bldg.. 13» PatX St.. fi.
palm readlr.es; 3 questions free; Tues. e\e.
MME. ZILLAIl. scientific palmist and card
reader; 25 years' experience; l»i» « r - Aew
Zealand and A j stralia. MSA Pi"* st.
H. JEROME FOSEIXI. rcirrAICc P*llKl?t. 315
Taylor ft., near Geary. Phone Black
P ATCttHAX GI > g71'"aI > TI X G, ETC.
' ROOMS papered. $3. 60 up: tinting, painting.
Hartr-r.ar.n Paint Co.. "r.> 'i ft.: tel. Main 413
PUVSICIANS AJVM^StKCiE'OXS'
X5R C C O"DONN1:lL— Office and residence.
10214 Market ft., bft. Sixth und
ELOOU. fkin and rectal diseases & specialty.
VK. BALL. 107:;'4 Market St.
XtEMOYED— DK WONG HIM. herb doctor:
treats all dieeaM-* cf the human body; for
past four years st 115-117 Mason; now lo-
cated st CC7 Ofsry «t.. near Leavenworth.
Jr TONG PO CliY. to Dr. LI Po
Tai herb doctor; cures all d.seases of human
by u?e cf herbs asi teas. 727 Washington St.
WONG WOO the famous herb doctor — All dls-
gmef cx:rrA bv Chlnw herbs. ?4ft-S Clay St.
ROOMS FOR IIO^ SEI 5HE?ii G JU^.
CAPP 634, near Twenty-first— Furnished house-
kwplrg rocrr.?; very desirable .
j^II-TH 34S — Suite of rooms, furnished for
housekeeping: complete.
GULDEN GATE ave.. M3— Very desirable-
front r-ulte; rrivate family.
HERBERT <The) — Sunny apartments for
housekeeping; cas rar-ges; Jurt newly fur-
r.lthed. 1^0 Pcik gt. % *
JESSIE S33 S'-r.r.y front room, furnished
housekpe.. $12: other room $10; gas ranges.
MINNIE, 30 — 2 eultes of housekeeping rooms,
complete; elso wUh yard.
6TOCKTON, 1206— Model houte; nicely fur-
nished :$5-$12; front; phene. ga>. bath, sunny.
TURK HO — Nicely furnished, sunny house-
keepir.g rooms. 6:r.gie or en suite; reasonable.
TWENTY-THIRD. 3726. near Dolor's— 3 sunny
bay-wlndcw roome; r.ice, neat, complete.
UNION, 1S44^ — 2 cr 3 Funny fror.t rooms for
light housekeeping; pas range, water.
VALLEJO, 101S ffiunlsn Hill) — 4 rooms, part-
ly furn. ;'two people; rent *;>2 r>0; before nocn.
' CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch cifice. 2200 Fillmore.
A BRANCH e:£ee fcr Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 10*J(i
Valencia st.
APABTMEJTTS TO I.ET.
"EL MONTKKKY, " the city's newest apart-
ment totel, located oa the north side of
Pine st-, between Hyde and Leavenworth; a
Euperb brick building cf Spanish architec-
ture; all the comfcrts cf housekeeping com-
bined with the conveniences of hotel life; for
$30 per month you can secure here an unfur-
:.-•¦: S-room eparuv>*r,t. consisting of large
F-- -.:-.. with gas grate and mantel, bed-
room with bay- window and closet; kitchen
.,-:;;- I with gas racge. built-in china
cJocet and hot and cold water; bathroom
w.th tcilet and porcelain tub (hot and cold
«-&ter): this price also includes Janitor ser-
vice eight and day end night and day ele-
vator service ; only ten minutes' walk from
Pcwell and Market; see these apartments
?n-«ay.
ROOMS TO LET — 1-nrn. and Infurn.
AA— City Room Rehtlcg Agency.
1104 Market Et., cor. Turk and Market Ets.,
Rooznc 3 and 4. I'hcne Jessie 4471-
FREE. FREE.
We locate you free of charge
in Rooms with or without beard,
Rooms or Hotels.
A -BRUNSWICK House. 14S Sixth— Rooms
13c to SI per night. SI 25 t 0 $a per week, and
. „¦;.•.. housekeeping rooms; open all night.
AT "The Almonte." £73 Marks*, et. (or No. 1
Fifth et.) — Rooms. 25c. Sue. %\, SI W) eight;
fl .'••• to }10 week: house open all night.
ANTLEKS. 415 Turk St.— Ctrictly modern; 4-5
room epartrr.ent*; fur. cr unfur. for nskpg.
MT.NETT. 1426 Market— fold No 1S64)— Fur-
•.•¦¦•¦¦: rooms, suites, single: also unfurnished.
CLIFFORD. £i<4 Ellis, ccr. Mason — Elegantly
furnished runry rooms; prices reasonable.
FILLMORE. 1720— Large eucny furnished
room for 1 or 2 rer.tlemen; bath.
GILLEPPIE House. 119 Ninth et.— Nicely fur-
cisbf-d rooms. f*c to $1 per day; phone; <julet.
OKAN£> tkiUJnern. Tth ar.d Mission — Rooms Sue
to Jl SO r.ig-ht: *2 to $G ir«k; reading-rooni.
HATES. ST." — Elegant newiy furnished parlors
er.d bedrooms; bath; phene.
HOTEL GUAYSTONE
<XJ G*»ary et.; phone Bus * 880.
Ctr.traDy located fireproof hotc-1; elegantly
reralstMd euites. with haths and singles.
LAIIKIN. MfrH — Larjre sur.ny front room; 2
cr 4 s' nt>m«rn ; 75c p»r night.
O y.\ I1RELL, 23 — Sunny furnished rooms and |
L'f.ctr; elevatcr: tlec. ights: da" week. mo.
fcUTTEP.. r»0ft— Three beautiful new furnished
n MM ar.<3 bath.
E\V. CORNER Fixth and Howard— 200 rooms
rt ir>e. 2f«c and W>c jwr night; from $1, S2.
S4 a ueck; optn all night.
TI'IIK, 121$ — f-ur.ny front room, convenient to
tewn; all night car l:r.e.
i;,JTEl) STATES. 123 E<Wy st-. near Market
— 404 single and family rooas: 35c to $1
ripht; fl 75 to $6 wn-k; elevator; electric
Debts; reading-room: free bus end baggage.
vT.VCHESTER Hotel. 44 3d St.. near Market—
Meet convenient «n<J respectable: 700 rooms;
n.*.c to $1 50 night; $2 to $8 week: elevator;
e-Ie-e. lights; reading-room; free bus; baggage.
A liHANCH efflce for Call advertisements and
FtibceripUcEE has been established at 1096
V«>nrli rt.
ROOMS A.VD DOARD.
AJ:OT, THE 801 DEVISADERO ST.
Strictly flnt-clMS family hotel: funny rooms,
ruite or single; billiards; steam heat.
OLD Etevenson Mansion, opp. Grace Church,
tilth annex. 807 California st. — Attractive ln-
-lertor: ejrr-^ptional table: fn**^ M!l!ard-room.
ROOMS A\D ROARD WASTED.
DT yotzng lady employed during the day. with-
oln fifteen minutes' walk from Powell and
Markef terms not to exceed $30 per month;
tefrrtnees if required. Box 2.317. Call office.
ROOMS WASTED. '
WANTED — 2 unfurnished cunny rooms; 1
front; by man and wife: north of Market;
Ftate price. Box 1041. Call office. • ¦
SPECIAL NOTICES^
1>OCTORS and nurses — Candidates for chief
tui-geon and for chief nurse at the French
Hoepita.1 are called. Address to the office of
the Fr«a»cn Mutual Benevolent Society. 3X6A
o l l t»t it. en or before 0 o # clock Wednesday.
August 7». I'MX V. GARDET. Secretary.
SPECIALISTS.
C^tXi^KhTISeXfNeIs and NOISES in EARS
poeltively cured; new method; 1 week's treax.
o ir*nt Tree. Dr. Cottir^ham. 204 Sutter «t.
STORAGE .l.M) WAREHOUSES.
/.—EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co.: furniture,
houzehold goods stored, moved, shipped. 725>
731 Howard «t., near Third; phone Grant 16L
flEBCE-RODOLPH Storage * Moving Co., of-
nce Post and Powell ets.; tel. Prtv. Ex. S71.
cONKLIN'S rtorag* — Furniture and nierchan-
Clse. 233 Oolden Gate ave.; phone East 128.
GOLDEN West Storage; advances made; S40
ii*««lon «t.: tel. ffo ward P4X F. W. Zehfusi.
J'ACIFIC 6tor»ge and Furniture Mot-ing Com-
;.»ny, 2320 Fillmore it.; I hone Jackson 281.
M.KIN.s Van and Storage Co.. 11 Montgomery
rt.; tel. Main 1840. Shipping at cut rates.
Tri'CWRITERS A>P SUPPLIES.
CKEAT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS— We
sell better machines for less money thanVny
b<.uae la the city; rentals $3. The Typewriter
F.xchacge, &36 California .-telephone iJain 3C4-
*¦¦ FEW good typewriter* at $30 each: get par- ,
ticuUrs, L. i 11. ALEXANDER, 110 Mont-
ffmery «t.
2D-HAWD typewrttem eold, rented, repaired.
Wtt*ter Trpcirrlter Icrpec. 209 Satuome.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNITED. STATES BRANCH.
STATEMENT
——OP THE . -
CONDITION AND AFFAIBS
" ' OF THB>— • • . . ¦ .-
Commercial Union
ASSURANCE COMPANY, Limited,
OF LONDON. ENGLAND, ON THE 318T
day o« December. A. D. 1902. and for
the year ending on that day. aa m«4* to the-
Insurance Commissioner of the State of Cal-
ifornia, pursuant to the provisions cf Sections
610 and -611 of the Political Code, condensed
»s per blank furnished by the Commissioner.
ASSETS.
ReaL Eatate owned fty Ctomj>any. . » $TO9.14S 69
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages.... 212,000 00
Cash Market- Value of all Stocks
and Bonds owned by Company-. 2,110.981 25
Cash la Company's Office 8.232 e.1
Own In Banks ..— 175.730 50
Intereot due and accrued on all
¦ Stocks and Loans •• 1,015 23
Interest due a«d accrued oa Bonds ..'••
and Mortgages 3,184 18
Premiums tn Jue Course of Col-
lection «30.T« T8
Bills receivable, not Matured,
taken for Fire and Marine Risks. 9.114 4t
Rents due and accrued 5,702 17
Due from other Companies for Re-
insurance oa losses already paid. 22 85
Total Asset* .$4.073,824 77
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and unpaid ...... $79,059 CO
Losses In process of Adjustment or r
In Suspense 213.243 00
Losses resisted. Including expense*. 37.200 00
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run-
ning on* y«ar or less, $2,292.- -
071 39; reinsoranc* 60 per cent.. 1.146.433 70
Grot* premiums on Fire Risks run-
ning more than one year. $2,120.-
902 04; reinsurance cro rata... 1.119, iM OS
Grc?-s premiums on Marine and]
Inland Navigation Rl»k9, $...;(
reinsurance 10O per cent {¦ 61.13(5 0<J
Gross premiums on Marine Time J
Risk*. $ ; reinsurance 60 I
per cent J
Amount reclaimable by the In-
sured on perpetual Fire Insur-
ance Policies 103.41* 12
All other liabilities 134,032 42
Total Liabilities $2.8^861 35
INCOME.
Net cash actually received for Fire ' "
premiums $2.S10.0«U M
Net cash actually received for Ma-
rine premiums 131,430 63
Received for Interest on Bonds and
Mortgages 19.4CS 13
Received for Interest and dividends
on Bonds. Stocks, Loans and
from all other sources T1.379 4«
Received fbr Rents 18.312 85
Total Income .....J3.0B1.865 7.t
EXPENDITtrR.ES.
Net amount t>ald for Fire" Losses
(Including $ losses of pre-
vloua years) i i . . .|l,«S4,eiO 06
Net amount paid for Marine
Losses (Including $ , losses
of previous . years 118,613 66
Paid or allowed for Commission
or Brokeragl G43.S3O 47
Paid for Salaries. Fees and other
charges far ' officers, clerks, etc. 142,913 43
Paid for State. National and Local
taxes ...-...: T2.243 73
Alt other payments and expendi-
tures 143.539 74
Total Expenditures .$2.6Q3.S0O 20
Fire!
Losses Incurred during th> year. ,$l.<70.435 72
Risks and Premiums. Fire Risks. ) Premiums.
Net amount of Risks
written during the
year $337,002,558 $(,034.476 39
Net amount of Risks
expired during the
year 838.000.101 9, 702, 333 99
Net amount in force
December 31. 1902.. 405.174. TIT 4.413.873 43
I Mar. Risks.) Premiums.
Net amount of Risks
written durteg the
year $33,040,561 $281,239 0«
Net amount ~*f Risks
expired during the •
year 57.662.154 272.S30 63
Net amount tn forco!
December 31. 19O2.| 4.183.394 | 84.543 23
~" C. F. MULLIXS.
Pacific Coast Branch Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
10th day of March. 1903.
M. M. RHORER.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
416 California Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
UNITED STATES BRANCH.
stat¥meint
OP THE
CONDITION AND AFPATBJ
. OT the . • ¦; ,\r,
ASSURANCE COMPANY, Limited,
OF LONDON. ENGLAND, on the 31st day
of December. A. D. 1902. and for the
year ending on that day, as made to th« In-
surance Commissioner of the State of Cali-
fornia. DUi-suant to the provisions of sections
610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed
as per blank furnished by the Commissioner:
ASSET3.
Real Estate owned by Company. . . $173,170 8T
Cash Market Value of all Stocks
and Bonds owned by Company. 5S7.00O CO
Cash' In Banks 73.SC3 80
Interest due and accrued on all
Stocks and Loans 3,250 CO
Premiums in due Course of Collec-
tion -63,430 SI
Rents due and accrued 063 0O
Due from other Companies for re- t >
Insurance on losses already paid 2.031 93
Total AsMts $304,317 411
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and unpaid $16 33
Losses in process of Adjustment
or in Suspense ;..*.. 10,1 45 S3
Gross premiums on Fire- Risks -
. running one year or less,
$233,434 17; reinsurance 56 per
cent .'. • .....' 116,717 09
Gross premiums on Fire Risks
running more than one year,
$11S,921 23; reinsurance pro rata 63.213 43
Due and accrued for salaries, rent.
•te... 4,566 33
Commissions and Brokerage due
and to become due H.lWt 8SJ
All Other Llabl 11 ties 11.397 5?
TOtal Liabilities $217.2^3 U
INCOME. ~
Net cash actually received for Fire
premiums * ' $276,607 64
Received for interest and dividends • »••" t**.^ ¦
on Bonds, Stocks, Loans, and
from all other sources 18.6A1 93
Received for Rents 13,821 50
Total Income $309.111 12
EXPENDITURES. ~
Net amount paid for Ftre Losse*
(including $3,02T. losses of pre-
vious yeara) $83,931 49
Paid or allowed for Commission or
Brokerage 63,780 62
! Paid for Salaries. Fees and other
chances for officers, clerks, etc.. 14,183 03
Paid for State, National and Local
taxes • : 8,801 75
All other payments and expendi-
tures 19,004 68
Total Expenditures ....."..„. W
Fire.
Losses incurred during the year... f 88.743 11
Risks and Premiums. IFire Rinks. | Premiums.
Net amount of Risks .
y^ r "! X ..f. U . rl^.. t . h !$23.230.2U $578.07111.
Net amount of Rinks
expired during the:
year 25,163,083 347.553 34
Vet amount la force
December 31. 1902.(23,013,127 3S2.355 39
SAMUEL R. WEED, of Weed A Kennedy.
. V. 8. Managers.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th
day of February. 190.T.
F. FISHBECK. Notary Public
416 California Street,
THE. WEEKLY CALL
$1 per Year.
KEAIi ESTJVTE—-CITY-- FOR . SALE.
• EASTON. ELDR1IXJE t COMPANT,
«3a MARKET 6T.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 23... 1803
At Our Salesroom. 638 Market Et.
At 18 O 1 Clock Noon.
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
E. line of Buchanan Bt.. 137:6 ft. N. of
Union: beautiful bay-window frame building,
consisting of two flats, 6 and 7 room* and
1 a thy. modern In -every respect: Noo. 8018 and
3020; lot 25x117:6 ft.
SOUTH OF MARKET-STREET INVEST-
MENT.
NW. line of Harrison Bt., 185 ft NE. of
Eighth; No«. 1176. 1176A and 1176B; Improve-
ments consist"" of 3-story frame building, con-
taining 3 flats and Email building in the rear
containing 2 rooms; rent $42 60 a month; lot
20x80 ft.
SUNSET DISTRICT BLOCK.
Entire block of excellent land, bounded by
Seventeenth and Eighteenth aves. and. W and
X «-U.. being block 1257. bIm 240x000 ft.; this
is a most desirable location- for a roadhouse,
' being adjacent to the fajfrour Ingleslde racing
cour»e and covered with eucalyptus trees. It
U on a par with Trocadero.
MISSION BUILDING CORNER.
: NE. corner of Seventeenth and Noe sts.; ex-
tremely desirable corner; lot 30r91:6 ft.;- this
is a particularly desirable location for etores
, and flats.
MISSION BUILDING SITES.
NE. corner of Seventeenth and Prosper sts.;
lot £2x91:6 ft.; an excellent location for the
. erection of flats; this property lies in the heart
of the warm belt.
ELIZABETH-ST. INVESTMENT.
S. line of Elizabeth et.. 236:8 ft. west of
Diamond Bt. ; 2 very desirable building lots,
•lie 51:8x114 ft.; improvements on property :
consisting of a cottage of 5 rooms.
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
N. line of Bush st., E. of Broderlck; Nos.
2626 and 2C26A. 6 and 7 rooms; fine stable in
the rear; rent $48 60 per month; lot 27:6x
, 137:6 ft.
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT.
N. Ue« of Clay St.. 70:*- ft. W. of Powell.
correr of Parker alley; improvements consist
of & substantial 2-story brick building; ex-
tremely large lot, 86:6x97:6 ft.
BRODERICK-ST. BUILDING LOT.
"W. line of Broderick St., 75 ft. N. of Oak;
very desirable neighborhood; 1 block from en-
t ranee of Golden Gate Park Panhandle; 25x
100 ft.
! For further particulars apply to
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO..
638 Market st.
: HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS!
$500 to 11200— Only graded lots fronting
i boulevard, ocean and park. Unobstructed
view from every lot. Fronting electric cars.
¦ Don't miss this opportunity. Easy terms.
$60 to $230 — Near ocean and park— $5 monthly.
I Oceansld* branch office on 49th ave. and K at.
1 OPEN SUNDAYS.
', 6ELLINO FAST— SEE THEM TO-DAT.
$500 to $1000 — New lots In Sunset District.
1 Graded and sewered, near cars, $10 monthly.
; Sunset branch office on 0th ave., near H it.
$150 to $200 — Level Excelsior Homestead lots
• near Mlsslon-st. electric cars — $5 monthly.
Choice Richmond District lots, $10 monthly.
r $1000 to $3500 — 4, 6 and 6 room modern cot-
tages. Sunset, Richmond and Excelsior
1 Homestead. AH bargains!
Easy terms! ,
i SOL GETZ St. EON, owners and dealers.
Room 54, Chronicle building.
1
1 .
JOSEPH STRAUB, e30 Market Bt
' $3000—2 flats. 9 rooms, basement: rear house
4 roomE; basement of 2 rooms; Mason and F1I-
• bert Ets. •
$S500 — Good income property; nice locality;
! 3 bay-window flats: basement; sun all day;
t pays over 11 t>er cent.
Nlc« level lots on Eighteenth and Nineteenth
• aves.; easy installment or cash; south of park;
marine view.
$200 — Choice level lots, ready to build on;
' Excelsior Homestead; Mission; installment.
t BETTER THAN ANY BANK.
k $1000 down and $50 per month for new flats
i near Twenty-ninth and Mission streeti. i
I $300 down and $20 per month will buy you
cottage. 5 rooms and bath: up to date.
D. COFFIN & CO.. 3303 Mission street.
i FOR sale — House 8 rms. : high basement: sunny
eide 19th. bet. Valencia and Mission; no reas.
• offer refused. Stephens & Co.. Union-sq. Mkt.
, FOR Bale — $3000; modern 6-room house in best
portion of Mission. 606 Hill ct.. near Castro.
INVESTMENTS — $1400 up. paying 10 to 15 per
' cent. THORN'E & CO.. 207 Montgomery st.
REAL ESTATE Conn try— For Sale.
FOR SALE. r
Orchard and* poultry farm; 49 acres; Sonoma
County; 40 miles frcm San Francisco.
2000 full-bearing fruit trees; this year's crop
. approximately 20.500 lbs cherries, 4000 lbs
Crawford peaches. €000 lbs Bartlett pears, C000
lbe plums, 4000 boxes apples, 3 acres asparagus.
1300 hens, 7 peos fancy fowls, horses, Jersey
cows and helfere.
Large barn, fruit houses, chicken houses,
brooders. Incubators, wagon*, harness, farming
¦ and orchard outfit complete and modern.
Dwelling house 11 rooms: fine shade groves,
lawns and garden; aburv-lant water.
This year's net income $4000; distant resi-
dence of owner compels sale.
L. E. THOMPSON. 4S2 Parrott Bldg.. S. F.
1 FOR SALE— TOKAY GRAPE LAND. "
Tfcls flaming Tokay grape land can be pur-
chawd in 10-acre tracts, in Whi taker & Ray
Colons*. Gait.. Sacramento Co., Cal., $400 a
tract. *£ down; the Tokay grape ripens In this
) locality 4 weeks earlier than in any other part
j of the State. Grapes from tbta locality can be
s*-en in the windows at 648 Market et.. M Mont-
i gomery «t. and at the Sacramento County ex-
hltit. ftrry building.
QUIGGLE. 11 Montgomery St.. care Wood-
ward & Co., hours 9 to 10 a. m. and 12 to 1 and
4 t3 5 p. m., or address box 15, Gait,. Sacra-
mento County, Cal.
ALFALFA lands, stock ranches, orchards,
' vineyards; inspected bargains; monthly cata-
'¦ logue* nent free. C. M. WOOSTER CO.. 643
Market et. -'...,
j ¦
i $15.000 — A LOVELY countrr home:'80 acr»s
fruit: 60 milew. MOSSMAX, 850 Market rt.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
alameda real estate.
juIst'^vyiia^tou^aI^
a pretty home in alameda.
Surrounded by flowers and fruit trees; near
train and schools: only $2850; lot 76x125.
Nice S-room cottage and bath.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANT.
Tel. Grand 1461. 1500 Park st.. Alameda.
$3150 — EIGHT- ROOMED bouse In good loca-
tion: must be cold. W. H. POLLARD. 218
California Et.. San Francisco.
BERKELEY" ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
AN opportunity seldom met' with; I have a
new 2-story 7-room house, 4 bedrooms,
equipped with all modern conveniences,' gas,
electric lights, etc. oa an improved street.,
only 2 blocks from the station, which I will
sell to a reliable party on the following
terms: $100 cash and the balance In month-
ly Installments; whole price $3500. •_.; .< *¦
JOSEPH J. MASON. Real Estate.
Cor. Shattuck ave. and Center. Berkeley.
1507 PRINCE st..- near -Santa Fe R. R. — Large
8-rcom bouse; high basement; stable, cow
barn. 7 houses for chickens; lot 160x135;
street work complete; call and Inspect.
LEVI J. MORAN.
2131 Shattuck ave.. Berkeley.
$4000 — 3 ACRES on Dwlght way. East Berke-
ley; elegant location: -fine.
LEVI J. MORAN,
2131 Ehattuck ave., Berkeley.
FINE. new. handsome cottages; up to date; all
conveniences: close to cars; large lots; $1560
to $1600; only $200 cash, balance $16 60 per
xncoth.
W. C MORAN. -Lorin station, or
•; - ¦ C. C. EMSLIE, Ashby rtatloa.
FOR RENT— House of 8 rooms and bath; near
U. C. and Head Semlnarr.
JOa J. MASON. Real Estate,
Corner Shattuck ave. and Center, st.
NEW, modern house 10 rooms, near university,
for eale cr to rent; $30. Inquire 1811 Addlson
* st.. Kaft Berkeley. -
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE, 1118 2BOASWA7.
OAKUM) REAL ESTATE.
RFFORE moving K«t my printed list of house*
to let. GEORGE W. AUSTIN. 1002 Broad-
' -way. . - '"'-',. : " ; • "•"-. ' .' "- •'
ALEX. MURDOCK. Chronicle bldg.. San Fran-
clsro. for Oakland. Berkeley or rura' homes.
OAKLAND FimXITUHE FOB SALE.
TO-MORROW th« • day f or bargains in furni-
ture. II. Schcllhaa?, 11th eb cor. store, Oaklnd
DUNN— In thl« city.. August 17. 1903, John.
beloved husband of Mary Dunn,' father of
Philip J,. John J.. and Charles A. • Dunn.
' Mrs. A. Gale, Mrs. J. A. Murphy and the
Jate James A. Dunn, and brother of Mrs. R.
Jepsen. a native of Youghal. County Cork.
Ireland, aged 05 years 3 months and 15
¦days.
(CTTrlendS/and acquaintances are respect-
' fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
I (Thursday), at 12:30 o'clock, from his late
'. residence, 12<S6 Folsom street, thence to St.
¦Joseph's Church for services at 1 o'clock.
% , Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
HAitMERSMITH^-In V this city, August j 18,
¦ 10y3 • JamoB 'R.. belovd. son of Edward and
; '."Catherine. Hammersmith.' and brother of Eri
i and Edward Hammersmith; a native of San
t -.Krahclsco. aged 3 months and 22 days.
HAKKIS— In thi3 city, August 18. '1003, Fanny.
¦ beloved wife of Uenjamln Harris, mother of
- Mrs. Bert Llssner of Oakland -and .Stella,
£f Canine,. Tessie. Myrtle, Sylvlan and Lloyd
Harris, and daughter of E. Klrschbraun. a
native of Germany, aged 42 years and 8
. months.
" E7"Fiiends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services
to-day tWednesday), at 1:15 o'clock, at her
I Jate residence, SIS Hayes street. Interment
• Hills of Eternity Cemetery, by 2:30 o'clock
- train from Third and- Townsend streets. ..
OFFICERS and members of Congregation
Sherlth Ierael are hereby notified i to attend
r the funeral of Mrs. Fanny Harria, the es-
;• t tumble wife' of our member, Mr. Benjamin
• Harris, at 1:15 o'clock, from 818 Hayes
¦ - etreet.
.HICKEY— In this city, August 17, 1903, Julia
M., dearly beloved daughter of John F. and
the late Elizabeth Hickey, and loving sister
of William J. and Thomas C. Hickey and
Mrs. II. B. O'Donnell. a native of San Fran-
cisco.
E7"Fnends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-da)
{Wednesday), at 8:30 o'clock, from her late
residence, 3»3S Eighteenth street, thence to
Mission Dolores Church, where a requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose
of her soul at 0 o'clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
HURST— In -this city. August 18. 1003. Januu,
dearly' beloved husband of Allle Hurst, and
dearly beloved father of Mabel, James Jr.,
Georgia and Willie Hurst, a native of County
Fermanagh, Ireland, aged 53 years and 1
month.
K7"Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 10 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 1331: Fulton street. Interment Cyprem
Lawn Cemetery, by carriage.
McCONNELL — In this city. August 17, 1003,
Agnes, beloved wife of Frank McConnell,
and daughter of the late Hugh and Mary
Healey, a native of San Francisco.
IC^Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at 8:30 o'clock, from her late
residence, 2CK5 Franklin street, thence to St.
Ignatius Church, tvhere a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul,
commencing: at I) o'clock. « Interment Holy
.Cross Cemetery.
McCORMACK— In the City and County Hos-
pital, August 18, l«03. Frank McCormack, a
native of California, aged 32 years.
MADDEN— In this city. August 18. 1003. John
Joseph, beloved hust>and of Mrs. Annie Mad-
den, lather of Joseph Madden, and eon Of
Mary and the late Michael H. Madden, a na-
tive of San Francisco, aged 28 years 9
months and 19 days. A member of Gentle-
men's Sodality of St. Ignatius Church.
lC7"Fiiends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at it :.':<> o'clock, from his late
residence, 1SSI2 Ellis street, thence to Holy
Cross Church, where a requiem high mass
¦will lie celebrated for the repoee of his soul,
commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy
Crws Cemetery. Members of Gentlemen's
Sodality are requested to meet at the late
home of the deceased this (Wednesday) even-
Ing, at 8 o'clock.
MAGUIRE— In this city, August 17. 1903. John
Maguire. a native of Canada, aged 71 years.
MOCKER— In this city. August 18, 100;?, Annie
L., beloved wife of Andrew Mocker, mother
of Irene M. Jlocktr. and daughter of Sophie
and the late H«er.ry Schroder, a native of
San Francisco. s,
IC?*Friends are Invited to attend the fu-
neral to-morrow (Thursday), at 1:30 o'clock,
from the residence of her sister, Mn. J.
Thode, 820 Wuller street, near Broderlck.
Interment urlvate. Please omit flowers.
MOSHER— In Nile?. Cal., August 18. liW3,
John Mother, beloved father of Kitty
Mosher. and brother of Mrs. A. Rowell and
A. H. Mcsher, a native of New York, aged
M years 9 months and 0 days. "
[CTFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the interment to-
morrow (Thursday), at 1 o'clock, at Cypress
Lawn Cemetery, San Matco County.
NELSON— In this city. August 18. .1903. Jamea,
beloved husband of Margaret Nelson, father
of Mary, William ami James Nelson, brother-
in-law "of Myles Knonan. and uncle of Pat-
rick McMahon, a native of County Clare,
Ireland, aged 52 years 10. months and 12
days.
ETTriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attond the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at !(:-'?0 o'clock, from ¦ his late
residence. 41" Folsom street, thence to St.
Brendan's Church, fcr services. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery.
OS BORN — In this city. August 17. 1W?, Dan
Henry Osborn, nei>hew of Sarah Osborn, a
native of California, aged 23 years and 2
days.
£7"P*uneral services at Ukiah -August 20,
1903. Remains at the mortuary chatjel of
the GoMcn (Jate Undertaking Company, 2175
Mission etreet, near Twenty-first.
OTEY — In this city. August 15. 1903. Robert
j M.; beloved husband -of Mary Otey, a- native
1 of Oregon, aged 42 yeais 2 months and 1/
dayp.
PAOE— At Rubicon Park, Lake Tahoe, El
DcJrado Coufltv. Cal., August 17, 19C3. Hugo
E. i'ase, dearly ' beloved son of Gustav and
BeHha Pace, and beloved brother of Alvm
and the late Hemard Page, a native of
San Kram-isco. aifi-d ~~> years 2 months and
20 flays. •
CyVriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), < at 2 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of hia parents, 7i:o Turk Ftreet. near
Van Ness avenue. Intt-rmont private, in Odd
Fellows' Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
PENCO — In this city, August 17, 1903, Gio-
vanni, dearly beloved husband of Mary
Ptnco. son-in-law of Louisa and Domenico
Ferrt-a, and brother-in-law of Jamrs Ferrea,
Mr?. Jennie Alrola. Mrs. Sophie Demartmi
and Jwtph, Charles, Lily and Lillo Ferrea,
a native of Italy, aged S7 years and 1U
months.. • • . /.
Ul/Fner.ds and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday,
August tQ. 1'JtXi. at 12:C0 o'clock, from hi*
late residence, 2300 Mason Ftreet. thence to
St?. Peter and Paul's Italian Church fcr
blessing. Interment New Italian Cemetery.
' RAFEKTY— In this city, August IS. l!)0.l.
Kilen, beloved wife of the late M. Raferty.
and mother of Thomas K. Raferty. Mrs. Mae
Ackerson, Mrs. Kitty May and Mrs. Thomas,
Flynn, a native of Sileo, Ireland, aged 50
years & months and 7 days.
E^Frlenris and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend tht funeral Thursday,
at »:3O o'clock, frcm her late residsnee 1477
• Ocnry street, thence to St. Mary's Cathe-
dral, O'Karrell street and Van Ness avenue,
where a solemn requiem high mass will be
celebrated for ' the retxise of her soul, com-
raenclnjj at H o'clock. Interment Holy Cress
Cemetery.
REAGAN — In Alameda. August IS, 1903, John
Reagan, husband of Aurclle Keagan, and
father of Mia. William J. Gorham, Mrs. T.
E. Hrennnn. Mrs. George Stewart and Wil-
liam II. H«*>aran, a native of Tennessee.-
aged 70 years 8 months and 17 days. A
member of San Francisco Lodge No. 3 I. O.
O. F. . •
CTFrieniU rind acquaintances are respect-
fully irivited to attend the funeral services
Thursday), August 'M. 1903, at 10 o'clock,
at the res'denvc, IT. ill! Lincoln avenue. In-
terment Odd Fellows' Plat, Laurel Hlil
Cemetery, San Francisco.
REUTER— In this city, August 10, 1903, Hen-
riette M. M., beloved wife of William Reu-
. ter. and devoted mother of Carl. Gertrude,
'Clara and William Reuttr Jr., a native of
Stade. Germany, aged 54 years 10 months
and 13 days. - ; •
E?" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, from her late !
residence, 213 Capp street, between Seven-
teenth and J51f?hteenth, Mission and Howard.
Interment private.
ROSENBERG — In Oakland, Augu«t 18, 1003.
Mertyn II., beloved «on of Laz. and Sarah
Rosenberg, and brother of Mrs. F. E. Ilas-
kette arid Herbert M., Grace, Esmee, Lester
and Inland KosenberK, a native of Oakland,
aced 2 yeara 3 months and 5 days.
SAMPLE— In this city. August 10, 1903. Rob-
ert A., dearly beloved husband of Mary J.
" Sample, and devoted father of Isabell and
the late Willie Samnle, a native of County
Derry, Ireland, aged 34 years 8 months and
19 days. . . .
tty Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Wednes-
day, August 18, 1903. atl o'clock, from his
late residence. .4330 Twenty-thUd street,
• thence to I. O. O. F. Hall, where services
will bo held under the auspices of Sergeant
Lodge No. 3CS. Interment Cypresa Lawn
Cemetery. > • ......
SILVA — In Mill Valley, Marin County. Cal..
August 17. 1903. Mary J., beloved Infant
daughter of George and Mary SUva,' a na-
tive of Sausallto. Cal., aged 1 year 5 months
* and 28 days. '. •; - - : •
STEVENS— In this city. August 16, 1903, in-
fant daughter of Edward H. and Edith
Stevens ' (nee Kennealy).
WHEELER— In this city, August 18, 1003 Al-
fred Wheelef, . a native of New York City,
aged 81": years.
WINHALL — In this city, August 18, 1903, Ar-
thur, beloved husband of Rose Winhall, and
father of Marjorie Wlnhall, a native of Lon-
don, England, aged 30 years 5 months and
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