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"James C. Jordan to William E. and- Mary
M. Jason, lot on S line of California street,
1»5.495 E of Michigan avenue, E 25.13, S 111.82,
W 25. N 109.26; $10. . ; v
City and County of San Francisco to Hugh
McGlinchey, lot on NE line of Norfolk street.
2fio SE of Folsom, SE 25* NE 63, NW,25, SW
65:6; $ . . ,<
Same to Lois S.' Anderson.', lot on E line of
Guerrero street, 125 N of Duboce (Thirteenth),
N 25 by E SO; $ .
Lois S. Anderson to Michael J. and Catherine
Hanrahan, same; $10. \ ..
City and County of San Francisco to Robert
M. Moore, riot on E line of Valencia street.- 55
N of Fourtetnth, N 110 --. E 180, .: S 95. W. 75,,
SI5.W.1O5;$ . ,.'v *.:;..,-.; .
Same to J. • W. Henderson;, lot on E line of
Albion avenue. .176" N of .Sixteenth' street E
83, NW 25, W 91 16. &25; $- — . • . '
Same to Metropolitan Laundry * Company, lot
on; 8 line of Sixteenth -street. SS'W of Va-'
lencia. W 60. S 110. W 60,' S 90. E 120.N200;
James and Adeline '. C.' .[Gerard. -, Robert -'• J.,""
Sarah • E.", Horace ¦ C.* : and ; Ella M. ; Mercer " to
William J. Carlln. < lot on, S- line, of .Fifteenth
street, 87:C;W of Church, W 37:6 bj-. S 100;
City. and .County of San Francisco. to Wil
liam J. Herrin. lot : on# W ; line . of ;;•' Bartlett
street. 120 N of Twenty-third.; N;40 by-W 125;
Johanna and Leonard Haas to EmanucI Bor
tuccl. lot on W" line of Dolores etreet 20' N
of, Valley. N 25:6 by; W. 100; $10.' ,- ' ;• :
Mrrcantllp .Trust. Company ati San : Francisco
tn Urban \ Realty,; Company -(corporation).-; re-
City and County of • San Francisco to Ella
M. Leigh and Margaret Lees lexecutrlces of
the estate of Frederic W. Lees), . lot <?n N line
of Grove street, 35:9 W of Central avenue,' NE
to point 45 S of Fulton etreet, W SS:9, SW
6:3, E 88:9; $ . , , \
Richard C. Jones ,&¦ Co. to William H.
Crocker, lot on E line of Shrader street. 50
S of Carl. S 60 by E 1C0; $10.
Agnes A. Foerster to John E. Medau.- lot on
E line of Cherry street, 105 N of Clay, N
27:6 by E 110; $10.
Ernest D. C. and Katharine Rohde to Bar
thold and Annie Stelllng, lot on NW. corner of
Fulton and Baker streets, N 37:0 by W
96:10%; $10. . - •
Same to William H. Deming, lot on N line
of Broadway. 165 W of Fillmore street, W
27:C-by N 137:6; $ . -- .
Same to Ella M. Leigh and Margaret- Lees
(executrices of estate of Frederic W. Lees),
lot on SE corner of Hayes and Scott streets
S 275 by E 275; also lot on NW corner Hayea
and Scott streets, N 275 by W 137:6; also lot
on the E line of Webster- street,- 60 N of Fil
bert, N CO by E 110; $ .
Same to Freda O. Shumate, Mot on S line of
Sutter street. 55 W of Devlsadero, W 50:9 by
S 113;. $ . • '. - : x'v- - ¦ ¦ '
Same to Albert J. ' Pon. lot on E line of
Fillmore street, 112:6 N of McAllister, N 25
by E 144:6: $ .
Joseph, and Ellen M. Buzzlnt to Rosa Tonzl
(wife of Joseph), lot 3. block 561, Bay Park
Homestead Association: $10.
EPtate o! Joseph Clyde (by executor) to J
P. Cochran, undivided 1-3 of lot on W corner
of Montana and Capitol streets. W 180 by S
125, lot 5. block R, Railroad Homestead As
sociation; $230. . . .-.-•
F. M. Goodrich to Mary A. Howard, lot 16
block F. Sunset Heights; $10.
James L. and Maud L. Flood to Philip E
Bowles, lot on S line of Vallejo etreet, 100
E of Polk. E 51 by S 87:6; $10.
City and County of San Francisco to Eman
uel Lasar. lot on W line of Buchanan street,
113:6 S of Post, S 24 by W S7:6; $ .
Same to Monroe Greenwood Estate Company
lot on S line of Hayes street. 137:6 W of Bu
chanan, W IO3:11*>; by S 120; $ .
_Same to William ertsch, lot on E line of
fillmore street. 87:6 N of Oak, N 25 by E
100* * ¦¦ - > ,
REAL ESTATE TRAXSACTIOXS.
-- H.fH;. and Matilda G^Bancroft (owners) with
Thomas" H.t Day's • Sons* (contractors); ".archi
tects i Cunningham ? &, Pollteo^-Carpenter, ? mill.
William Ede "Company » (owners) -with Otis
Elevator Company (contractors), 1 architect Wil
liam Curlett — One '¦ passenger- elevator w for. The
ater sbullding on SE line of Market; street, i 75
NE of Ninth NE50.SE 165.1SW 125.NW 75,"
NE 75, NW; 90," $2370. - '•
¦ E.'Chrlstensen (owner) with;Erlk Boes (con
tractor),- architect — All work for a three
story frame' building on. W" line of Hampshire
street. -200 N of Twenty- second. N 25 byvW
loo: $625o.^4wBiBBMaF^^gg» | gg<teflga
Margaret , Potter, (owner) with L.: G. i Bergren
(contractor),- ; ¦¦ archluct— All - work for . a
three-story; frame building, on , S line, of Page
street lt»5,E of Ashbury.>25 by, 137:6; $7279.
¦ Emlle and ' Maud Million (owners) ; with -Wil
liam .Bell!-, (contractor), •:— .' architect— All
work for /a three-story frame /building > (three
flats)' on. E : line » of l Sixth' avenue, ' 85' N"of ' I
street -Nl 25 by, E 95; $6550. *;•' ;, •
Same to S. Ducas Company, lots 11 and 12,
block 111. lota 6. 10 and 11. block 1 S3. South
San Francisco Homestead and .Railroad Asso
ciation, $050. — '; - ¦ ;.',;:•¦¦>•>-¦¦¦
Theodore B. Painter (and.; as surviving part
ner, name company). to same, same; $10. "-;-'>
iSame to Anna D. Joost,* lots 1 to 6, block 135.
South Snn Francisco ; Homestead and Railroad
As?ociatlon; $10.; _ * . ' \"
A., O.: Colton (receiver, same company) to
same.same; $680./-' . K V"~ .
- Uuildci*s' Contracts. . . .
J. W. Wright & Sons Investment Company
to TJcilla E. Cook, -lot on E.line of Twenty-
Bfth avenue. 200 S of O street, S 25 by E
120; S10. .-«.¦
Lincoln Investment Company to Rear Estate
Security Company, lot on N line of W street,
32:« W of Sixteenth avenue, W 125. N 100,
E 37:6 N 25, E 120, S 25. W 32:0, S 100;
also lot on SW corner of Sixteenth avenue
and V street W 32:6 by S 100; $10.
Same to Frederico Lovotti, lot on NW corner
of Sixteenth avenue and W street, AV 32:6 by
N 100; ?10. - -- ,
Edward Brooks to A. H. Ewell, lot 44,
block 34. Sunnyslde; $10. .
Mary F. Saunders to A. de Moldrup, lot 1,
block 21,' game; $10.\ •_¦••
Phineas F. and Annie M.Ferguson to J. W.
Wright &.* Sons'. Investment Company..: re
record inCO D.TS, lot on NW line of. Madrid
street., 75 SW of Fiance avenue. SW 50 by NW
100, lot 8." block 25, Excelsior Homestead: $10.
Sarah I.. Hasan to same, same; quitclaim
deed. ?5. . :. ¦¦'-'. ' >'
J W Wright & Sons* Investment Company to
Charles H. and Edith Harger. lot on AV corner
of France avenue and' Madrid street, /NW 100
by SW. 50 block 25 -same, and lotion SE line
of Lisbon street. 75 S W of France aVenue, S W
60 by SE 200, bloek 25. same; $10, \
S. DucaB Company (corporation) to A. J. W.
and Martha Gordon, lot on W line of Folsom
street, 1S3 S of Preclta avenue, S 25 by.W SO.
lot 27, DucasTract; $10. -.
Elizabeth G. and William Nolden to Arthur
W. Morgenstern. lot on S line of Stanley street,
BO E of Victoria. E 60 by S 100, lots 26 and 27,
block 40, City Land Association; $10. ,_ -¦' \;
. Jamrs Watklna to Eva E. Fisher, lot 13,
block It,- Railroad Homestead No. 2;' $5.
Theodore B. Painter (and, as surviving part
net, Painttr & Co.) to Jacob Heyman Company,
lota "11 an<i 15,' block 352. .and lots: 14 and 16.
block 150, South San Francisco "Homestead and
Rallrocd Association; $10. ¦ •¦;¦'-.-; >¦.
A.O. Colton (receiver same company) to same,
same; ?SCO. ¦ - ' -
Martha J. (alias Margaret J: McDermott,
now Mrs. J Eichbaum) to James A. McAdams,
lot on SE line of Clary street, 375 SW of
Fourth, SW 25 by SE 75; $10.
James A. McAdams to Flora A. Grange,
same; flu.
Elisa C. Oviedo to Henry O. Trowbringe,
lot on NW tine of Howard street, 225 NE of
Sixth NE 25 by NW 85; $10.
Currier & Mitchell Company' to Ralph W.
Streeter. lot on .W. line of Twenty-third ave
nue 200 N of Clement street, N 25 by W
120; $10. '
City and County of San Francisco to Ardenla
'A. Morehead, lot on SE corner of Sixth ave
nue and Clement street, K 32:6 by S 100; $ .
Donald and Helen E. Mackenzie to William
M. DeWolf, lot on W line of Fourth avenue,
400 S ot Point Lobos avenue, S 25 by W 120;
$10.
Bay District Land Company to James Bruce,
lot on W line of Third avenue, 125 N of A
street, N 25 by W 120; $10.
W. W. Shaffer to J. R. Garrett Company
(corporation), lot on W line of Forty-sixth
arenue. 175 N of L street, N 25 by W 120; $10,
City and County of San Francisco to Clinton
T. Hull lot 'on NE corner of Eighth avenue
and O street. E 29:2. NE to point 63:3 E of
Eighth avenue and 1C8:O S of N street, W
64, more or less, to Eighth avenue, S
431:3; * . :,:: -
Adele T. M. P. Ichon and Anita A. F. L.
Helling to' Emll Rohte.. lot on -NE corner of
Jones etreet and Broadway, S 44, N 77:ti. E
23:6 S 7:ti. E 50. N 67:t>, W 117:6. S 137:6;
Same and Guillermo A. N. T.' and Louise
T. Augspury to same, same; $10. ' .
Emil and Adele Kohte to Stetson G. Hinder,
lot on E line of Jones street, "7:6 N of Broad
way, N 00. E 117:6, S e":C, W. 60, N 7:6,
W «7:6; ?10. .
Walter H. Linforth to Daniel Wilson, lot
on N line of Washington street, 105 W of
Leavenworth. W 3'J:6 by N 70; $6500.,
Catherine Breslln t Brady) to Bertha J. Arp
(v.-lfe of Charles W.), lot on SE line of Ver
ona street, 230:4 NE of Third, NE 22 by SE
70; $10. . :
Emily O'Neill to Robert P. O'Neill, undivided
% of lot on SW • line of Zoe street. 60 SE of
Welsh, SE 20 by SW CO; gift.
Clara II. and Wallace C. Wise to California
Title Insurance and Trust Company, lot on
W line of Mason street, SO N of Sacramento,
N 20 by W <i0; $10. •
record 2023 D 6 of lot on XE corner of Paciflc
and Montgomery streets E 137:6, N 137 :B. W
73:0. S 24, W 64; S 113:6; $1O.
Joseph F. Clark to .Eliza Connor, lot on W
line of Church street, S9 S of Twenty- eighth,
S 25 by W 100; ?10.
William and Aenca G. Mann to Ralph Sic-
Leian, lot on E line of Diamond street, 75 S
of Twenty-first, S 35 by E 100; $10.
William A. and Lydla A. Sangster to Henry
H. Stratton lot on W line of Diamond street,
«5 S of Twenty-second, S 25 by W 115:9; $1.
President Cornelius and Secretary
Bowling of the. Carmen's Union "re
sumed their conference with President
Holland and General Manager Chap
man of the United Railroads yesterday
afternoon, but at the end of their talk
the representatives of both sides an
nounced that they were not ready to
make statements. It /was learned
that the officials of the railroad com
pany have so far refused to give the
slightest encouragement to the carmen
for an advance in wages under any
conditions other than those proposed
in the communication sent to the em
ployes by the company last week in
response to the formal demand by the
men for. a new wage scale. The car~
men no longer deny that they., expect
a strike. They say that the only men
opposed to a strike are those receiving
27% cents an hour, and it is declared
that such are in the minority.
YV\ D. Mahon of Detroit, president
of the Amalgamated Association of
Street and Electric Railway Employes
of America, arrived in this city last
evening and is registered at the Grand
Hotel. Shortly, after his arrival he
visited the carmen's headauarters on
Market street and discussed the local
situation with President Cornelius,
Secretary Bowling and other members
of the executive committee of the
union. Asked regarding his visit to
San Francisco President Mahon said:
"Officially I ani taking no part in
the present contentions between the
carmen and their employers, for as
yet they are purely of a local charac
ter and do not warrant any action on
my part. Of course, as an executive
officer of the national body of carmen,
I will be bound to assist the local or
ganization in case a breach occurs be
tween the men and the company, but
this has not yet happened. As a fact
I have not had time to acquaint myself
with the conditions here, but will lose
no time in" doing so."
President Mahon says he will re
main here for some time, which means
that he will stay until the agreement
between the union and the company
expires on June 30, and until it is de
termined what the company does re
garding the demands of its employes.
Company Firmly Befuses to
Concede a Point/ and Men
Say Strike Is Inevitable
BOTH SIDES ABE SILENT
Fischer Thtr — ¦ 1% Swiss -A Bk.115 —
Frnch-A Bk.105 — Truck Elect. -10 —
Gas Con A.. — 22 UR InC pfd. 43 ;• —
Hono P Co. 121/4 — Do com ..'9 —
Lon& SF Bk — 60
California Stock and Oil Exchange
O11 Stock— v Bid. . j Asked.
Apollo ........ ............ .... 4*
Associated Trust Certificates. 19 . r°
Aztec •••••» ....... *- To
Caribou ...... ...I!!!!! 3 25 ;3 75
Chicago Crude 20 J ... .
Claremont,. ; 66 ...:
Esperanza- ........' 120' "...-.
Four 60 ' .... .
Giant ..;.....:.. 17 ••••
Hanford ........;. I....... 173 00 ....
Home ......... 1 f>2}4 160
Imperial • ......,..¦.; 14 00 18 00 \
Independence .............. 20 21 •
Kern 5 CO
Kern ; River 10 00 12 00
Lion..... ...01 ....
Monarch (of Arizona) ,.... 40 42
Monte Cristo . .....'.... 77V4 -S2&
Occidental of WVa 11 13
Oil City Petroleum ' 40, '..-..
Peerless .... 14 00
PIttsburg 20
Senator 64 C5
Sovereign 43 44
Sterling 2 CO
Thirty-three 8 CO
Toltec 19 .....
Twenty-eight 6 25 ....*•.
Miscellaneous — -
Abby Land & Imp 1 tJ5 . ....
Cal Shipping Co 16 00 ....
Northern Cal Power .... 11 00
SALES.
Morntng Session.
400'Monarch 41
500 Monte Crlsto 80
1600 Associated 20
1C0O Oil City Petroleum 41
700 Claremont . '. C5
Street — "
150 Kern Oil 150 '
Afternoon Session.
Board — - '
50 Sovorelgn ........' 43 ,
2000 Independence . (-21
Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session.
300 Belcher ...... 32 100 Ophlr ......5U2VJ
100 Caledonia ... 70 jm 0 Overman 3,1
400 Caledonia ... 71 BOO Potosi 20
20O CLollar 25 10O Savage ....... 40
200 Exchequer ... 32 500 Scorpion 13
50C Gould & Cur. 30 800 Sierra Nev . . «fl
1GO Oculd & Gur. 29 300 Union Con .. 71
o-.O Mexican 2 05 300 Utah 15
200 Occidental ... 83 500 Yellow Jacket 22
Afternoon Session.
200 Alta 08 200 Gould & Cur. -31
200 Belcher 35 200 Justice 03
300 Caledonia ... 77 300 Ophir 6 37%
200 Challenge Con 27 UK) Overman 35
200 Chollar 2U 300 Savage 46
100 Con C & Va.l 65 100 Silver Hill .. 69
1000 Con Imperial. 03 700 Union Con . . 75
20O Crown Point: 18 100 Utah 15
300 Exchequer ... 32 100 Utah ........ 14
100 Exchequer ... 33 200 Yellow Jacket 25
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
600 Andes 32 6<K)Overman 31
100 Caledonia ... 73 400 Overman 33
200 Caledonia ... 77 100 Overman ..... 35
200 Exchequer .. 31 1000 Seg Belcher .. 14
60 Exchequer . . 30 600 Sierra Nev . . C8
100 Mexican ...2 01V 3 100 Sierra Nev ; .. tit)
60 Ophlr 5 12><i 100 Union Con .. 73
100 Overman .... 32 300 Un'cn Con . . 75
Afternoon Session.
300 Belcher ...... 34| 100 Ophlr 5 25
500 Belcher 35 300 Overman ..'. . 36
100 Caledonia ... 75 500 Overman 35
40O Con C & V.I 67H 400 Overman 37
COO Gould & Cur. 30 500 Overman ..... 34
200 Julia 09 100 Savage 45
100 Mexican ...2 07% 2C0 Utah 16
TOXOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
500 MacNamara. 1S| 500 Mont Ton ...1 45
1200 MacNamara . 17 200 Ton Belmont.. CO
1300 MacNamara. 1611000 Ton Midway.. 36
Afternoon Session.
100 MacNamara . 171 100 Mont Ton...l42V4
600 MacNamara . 10| 100 Mont Ton .. 1 40
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
WEDNESDAY, April 13—4 p. m.
Bld.Ask.1 : ..'Bid. Ask. i
Alpha ....... 06 OS) Justice '..'..... 02 03
Alta 08 lW.iKem.uck 02 03
Andes 82 34|Keyes Graes... — 95
Belcher ...... 33 35,-Lady Wash" . . — 06
Best & Belch.2 10 2 20Mexlcan 2 05 2 10
Bullion 10 12 Occidental ... 84 85
Caledonia ... 73 ; 75 Ophir 5 25 5 37 V>
Challenge Con 25 '. 27 Overman ..... 34 35
Chollar 25 26 Potosi 21 22
Confidence ... 74 K8 SCorpion ....." 13 15
Con C & Va.l »;."» 1 70 Savage 45 46
Con Imperial. 02 03 Seg Belcher .. 12 15
Con NY 03 04 Sierra Nev . . 88 70
Crown Point. IS 19 Silver Hill ..' 69 60
East Sierra N 00 — St Louis .... — lp
Eureka Con.. — 60 Syndicate .... 04 0.1
Exchequer . . 34 35 Union Con . . 75 76
Gould & Cur. 31 32 Utah 14 15
Hale & Norc. 85 87 Yellow Jacket 24 26
Julia 08 0!>
TONOPAH MINES.
Bid.Ask.| Bld.Ask.
Colehan — 19 Ray & OBrien — 10
Esperanza ... — M Rescue — ' "OS
Gipsy Queen. — 30 Ton Belmont.. 08 60
Gold Anchor. — 25 Ton & Cal... 21
Gold M Con.. 04 10 Ton Exten ..66 —
Hannapah ... — 10 Ton Fraction. — " 30
Hannapah M. — 25 Ton of Xev. .8 00 8 25
Little Ton . . — 26 Ton N Star. . 30 31
MacNamara . 16 17|Ton Midway.. 36 37
Mont Ton.l 37& 1 42V» Ton Superior.. — 12
Paymaster ... — OSjWest End ... — 19
President Malion of Nation
al Body Arrives From East
to Confer With Cornelius
CARMEN 'S CHIEF
ON THE SCENE
LABORER FINDS REMAINS'
OF A HDMAX SKETjETOX
Bom's Discovered in Street of "Xapa
Are Probably Tliose of,
? an Indian.
NAPA, April 13.^William Robert
son made a grewsome find to-day.
While working away with pick and
shovel in a deep cut on the Grant
avenue side of Oak Mound he found
the bones of a human skeleton.
All the bones showed indications of
having: been in the ground a long time,
being badly decayed, with the excep
tion of the teeth, which were sound.
The frame was that" of a full grown
man and the bones are probably those
of an Indian. Last Saturday a body
was found near the same spot/ It was
much smaller and was thought to be
of a woman or youth. Like the one
discovered Friday, it was badly de
composed.
ROSENBERG AMEXDS COMPLAINT.— A n
amended' complaint In the' suit of M. Rosen
berg: arainst Emily Goldberg was filed yester
day. Rosenberg . asks $r>0 damages. He says
he married detentlant's niece. Bertha, and that
he was to receive $50 for bo doing. The mar
riage was recently annulled, but a new trial '
has been granted.- - > i
the ; san francisco: igaltj,- Thursdays u, 190^:
Continued From Pa«e Fifteen.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
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Ca'.Utosa, SftntaRosa 9 20a
4 00p Nile*. Tracy. Stockton. Lodl 4.20r
4-20r Hayward. Klles. lrrlngton, Sanj +8.50*
Jose. Ltvennore ) .11. 50a.
E.00p Tbe Owl Limited— Xewmw, Los
ltanos. Mendota. Fresno. Tulare.
BakersBeld. Los Angeles.
Golden State Limited Sleeper.
Oakland to Los Angele*, for Chi-
cago, vis C. R. I. * P. (last trip
-»-_ -April 19) - 9-20*
6.00* Port Costa. Tracy. Stockton 12.20p
f5.30r Hayward. Nlles and San Jose 7.20*.
6. OOp Hayward. Nile* and San Jose....... 9. SO*
B.OOr Eastern Express— Opden. Denver.
Omaha. St. Loals, Chicago and
East. Port Costa. Benlcla. Sul-
sun, Klmlra, Davis, Sacramento,
ltocklin. Auburn, Colfax,
Truckee. Boca, lieoo. Wad»-
worth, Wlnnemncca 5 20»
6. 00p Vallejo, dally, except Sunday..., I ....
700p Vallejo, Sunday only f '• 5D *
7J}Cp Klchmonrl. saa Pablo. Port Costa.
Martinez and Way Stations 11.20a
8X5p Oregon ft California Express— Sac-
ramento, MarysTllIe, Redding.
¦ Portland. Puzet Sound and East. 8-50 a
9.1 Op Bayward. Nlles and San Jose (Snn-
t dayonly) 11-50i
COAST LINE (Narrow (ianire;.
(foot of Market Street.) .
7.45a. Santa Cruz Kxcur«lon(Sunday only) 8.107
8.16a Newark, Oentr.-Tllif. Ssn Jose,
Felton. Boulder Creek. Santa
Crus and Way Stations 5-55?
2.1Ep Newark. Gentervllle. San Jose.
JJew Almaden.Los Gatos.Feltoo.
Boulder Creek, Santa Crux and
Principal Way Statloos fiO 55a
«.16* Newark. Sao Jo»e. LosOatos and* *8.55 *
; - waysutlona > IIP 55 a
.-OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY.
. From SAN KUANC1SCO. Foot or Market St. (SilpO
-tl:15 9:00 11:1)0 AJf. 1.00 3.00 -5.15 p.m.
*>ons OAKLAND. Koot of Broadway — tS:0O i3:on
18:03 larOOA.M. 12 00 200 400 P.M.
COAST LINE (Uroad «««•).
tV~ (Third nail ToTrmeml Streets.)
8.10a San Jose and Way Stations 6-30?
1700a Ran Jose and Way Stations 5.40?
7.15a Monterey end Santa Cruz Excnr-
¦J slon (Sunday only) 10.30
8 00a Nc.r Alinaden (Tues., Frlii., only), 4.10*
800a Tbe Coaster— Stops only San Jose.
Gllroy (connection for Hoi lis-
ter). Pajaro. CastroTllIe (con-
nection to and from Monterey
and Pacific Grove). Salinas, Saa
Ardo. Paso ttobles, Santa Mar-
carlia. Saa Lais Oblspo, principal
stations thence Stirf (connection
for Lorapoc). principal stations
thence Santa Barbara,SanBoena- •
ventr.ra. Bnrbank. Los Angeles . 10.431
I. 00a San Jose. Tre* Plnos. Cupttola,
SantaCraz.PactflcKroTe.Sallnaa,
San Lais Obtspo and Principal
,_' - Way Stations 4.10P
10.30a Ean Jose and Way Stations 1.20P
11 -20a BactA Clara, San Joie, Los Gatos
*'*¦' and Way Stations 7.30p
1-30P Ean Jose aad Way Stations 8364
5 COP Del Monte Kxprrss— Santa Clara,
Fin Jof*. Del Monte. Mont-rev.
Paciflc Grove (connects at Santa
Clara, except Sunday, for Santa
Cruz, Boulder Creek and Narrow
¦ Gaace Points) »t Gllroy. for Hol-
llster, Tres Plnos. at Pajaro for
Santa Cruz, at Castronile for
Salinas 12.tS»
S-30p Tres Plnos War Pa>sen?er 10.45a
¦ 430p Kan ,To*e and Way Stations t&COA
15 00 r Santa Clara, San Jose. Los Gatos,
and principal Way Stations (ex-
.___ ceptSnnday) ; +900k
15-3UP SanJoseandPrincipalWayStattons 19.40*
6 46' Sunset Limited.— Kedwocd. Saa
Jose.GUroy.Sallnas.Paso nobles,
San Lais Oblspo. Saata Barbara,
? l.os Au?eles. Demln*. El P.iso.
New Orleans. New York. Con-
nects at Psjaro for Santa Crni
sndst CantrovlUA for Psclfle
' Grove and Way Stations ;.. 7.10»
f6 -16P tai)Mateo,nores.ford.r.elinont.S*a
¦ ' Carlos. Uedwood. Fair Oaks.
Menlo Park. Palo Alto.. ...... .. tB 49a
6 30p Sun Jose and Way Stations 6-3S\
8.00p Palo Alto and Way Stations 10.15a
11.30? bomb San Francisco. Mlnbrae. Bar-
Hngame, San Mateo. Belmont,
San CarloR. Redwood, Fair Oaks,
Menlo Park, and Palo Alto 9.45?
o11-30p Maytield, Mountain View. Sunny-
vale. Lawrence. Santa Clara and
y SanJo.ic J9-45P
A for Morn I en, Pfor Afternoon.
1 Sunday excepted. t Sunday only.
a Saturday only.
f Stops at all station* on Sunday.
Efr'Only trains stopping at Valencia St southbound
trcS-.lOA.M.. 7:00 a.m.. 7.!5a. *., U:S0a. *.. 3:S0p.w..
*:S0 r. M. and 8:00 P. J*.
Mt. Tamalpais Railway
•' • - • L*ave~~ Ti» Saualitt /«rj Arrive
JBamYnndacm ftstoflUrkMfc San Pnsdacm
-Week 3on- "M S«a- WeeT
•itWl *h:OOa F^iiiiiiil 12:oopf 0:444
•l:45r B:OOa WG&SSErBg I:85p2:5o?
B:15p 1O:OOa Wi«g¥ t:IOr 5:5Ur
_.., 11:OOa «T 4:50p •:!•*
_ 1:45* •:*•?
; TlCUt - 1 «2S Majudct St^(NotUi Sbore Railroa4> 4 '
•HOB I aad Saosauto F»ls.y. Foot Maikat Si.
Wl^LTla^
1 if JCuL/lvJu^ I AjiilW/
16 Pages. 61 pep Yca^
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for hay and oats — Office Depot
Quartermaster. San Francisco. Cal.. 38 New
Montgomery et* March 16. 1904. Sealed pro-
posals in triplicate, subject to usual condi-
tions, "will be received here until 12 o'clock
noon. April 18, 1904, and then opened, for
furnlBhlng and delivering at San Francisco.
Cal.: Seattle or Tacoma. Wash., or Portland.
Or twenty-three hundred and eighty- two
(2382) tons of hay. and twenty-flve hundred
and forty-six (?546) tons of oata. aublect to (
an Increase or decrease of 23 per cent. Lnited
States reserves right to accept or reject any
cr a'.l bids, or any part thereof. Further in-
formation and blsnk proposals furnished on
application. Envelopes containing proposals
to be marked "Proposals for Hay and Oats,
No 2165" and addressed to MAJOR C. A.
DEVOL. Q. M.. U.S. Army. Depot Quarter-
master. •
STUTTERING AND STAMMERING.
MELBOURNE Institute.' Van Ness & Market,
promises cure if In fair health; hours 1 to 0.
MARRIAGE MCEXSES.
The following marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday:
Earl N. Percy, £3, S570 Clay «tr«et, and El-
vira W. Hobbs, 22. 3589 Clay rtreel..
Clifford, H. Loran. 23, 811 O'Farrell street,
and Mary B- Wadsworth. 23, 1104 Van Neso.
Arne Arntren. S3, Tonsb-rr t Norway, and
Anna Rasch. 22. Chrlstlanla Norway.
William II. Farmer. 26. 305 Turk etreet. and
Margie G. Wahl, 20, 31 Harriet street,
John Wrltt«r. 3«, city, and Fefie Zucker-
rncn. 20 -24 Turk street.
Domenlco D»otone, 41, Sonera, and Maria
CoBorno, 2C. Sonera.
Alexander Ryan, 32. Danbury, Conn., and
Alice G. Laswell. 32, Santa Rosa,
Arthur C. Ohlson, 28. 934 Dolores street, and
Ltllte Kenney, 22, 058 Hayes street.
Glnnoeuke Nakiyama, 27. 407 Taylor street,
and Tomlko Koike, 22. 4 Bush place.
B1BIBS— MABBIAGES— DEATH&
Birth, inarrlare and death notices sent by
mall will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publlcaton offices and be
Indorsed with tbe name and residence of per-
tone authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted elmply to the announcement
cf the event are published once in this column
free of charst*.
BORX.
ANISTER— In this city, April 11. 1904. to the
wife of Louis H. Anlcter. a son.
BROWN— In this city March 13, 1904, to the
wife of Joseph II. Brown, a daughter. •
THIEBAUT— In thl* city. April 13. 1904, to
the wife of Paul H. Thicbaut, a son.
MARRIED.
DEL CCRO— FINK— In this city. April 6.
]'.«04. by the Rev. H. A. Luckenbach, Carlos
C. Del Curo and Emma H. Fink.
FISH— RHODES— In this city. April 4, 1904.
by tbe Rev. H. A. Luckenbach, Harry K.
Fish and Edna M. Rhodes.
FLYMM— HOTE- In this city. April 9. 1904.
by the Rev. E. M. Stensrud, Gunnar Flymm
and Olive- Uoye, both of this city.
FRANDSEN— DANIELSON — In this city.
April 11. 19'J4. by the Rev. E. M. Stenerud, I
Axel Frandscn and Alma Louise Danlelson,
both cf Fresne, Cal.
LEONARD— LYM AN— In this city, April 5.
UHM, by tbe Rev. Father Mackey, George
Le Warren Leonard and Marie Constance ,
Lyman, both of this city.
OLSEN— ERIKSON— In this city. April 9.
1!KH. by the Rev. P. N. Melby. Emil Olsen
and Miss Ce.lla Erikson.
PETERS— Ae GUERRE— In this city April
12, l!>04. by the Rev. W. C. Day. Joseph P.
Peters of Oswejro, N. Y.. and Miss Cora E.
de Guerre of this city.
DIED
Bromer, Manton Moore, Mary
Denton, Susan Meyer, Matilda
Donnolly, Peter Murray, Annie
l>rl!»coll. May M. Navonl, Santlno
Kgan, Sister M. M. Packer, Elizabeth
Emlay, Roselle M. Piltter, Henrietta
Fitzpatrick. Frank Pries. Emma
Fredericks, Amelia Raymond, Mrs. M.A.
Fucich. Steve Reis?, Emma E. C
Guerin, Frederic Schmidt. Libby
Imhaus, Celeste Sretovich. Mrs. C.
Kohler, Leo C ' StMnbtrg. Milton
Konlfrsberg. Mary L. Sweeney, Richard J.
Leder, Willie Harry Watson. David A.
Lloyd, John J. Wilder. Gardner K.
MacLellan. John M. Wilkins. Lena F.
BROMMER— In this city. April 12, 1904, Man-
ton <Matt) Broiumer, beloved son of Jane
and the late Henry Bromraer, and brother of
Mrs. J. Cunningham and Mrs. Mae Love, a
native of San Francisco, aged 2S years 9
months and 'Ji days.
pyFriends acd acquaintances art respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day :
(Thursday), at 1 o'clock, from his late resl- '
deuce. &1S Lacuna street. Interment Odd
Fellows' «'«metery.
DKNT< »N— In this city. April 13, 1904, Susan
II. Denton.
EX The funeral services will be held
to-morrow (Friday), at 1<» o'clock, at the
chapel vf Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
DONNOLLY— In this city, April 13. 1904.
Peter, bt-loved husband of Bridget Donnolly. '
and father of Mrs. W. T. Kilpatrick. Hugh
and Joe Donnolly, Mrs. Bridget Kelly, Mrs.
Mary Ann Pressley and Elizabeth Donnolly,
a native of County Leltrlm, Ireland, aged
. £»7 years.
T-? 1 Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(FriJay). at 8:30 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence. 182 Noe street, thence to Mission
Dolores Church, . where a solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose of his
soul, commenclnr at 9 o'clock. Interment
; Holy Cross Cemetery.
DRISCOLL— In this city. April 11, 1904, May
M. Driscoll-Schnetder, beloved daughter of
Mrs. M. A. O'Brien and Jere J. Driscoll,
and Bister of J. Edward Driscoll. a native
of San Francisco, aged 30 years 11 months
and 17 days.
ICTTriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attrnd the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at 8 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence. 2T.9 Turk street, thence to St. Mary's
Cathedral, where a requiem high mass will
be celebrated for the repose of her eoul, com-
mencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery-'
EGAN— In this city. April 12, 1904, Sister Mary
Meehtilde Kuan (Sister of Mercy), a native
of If eland.
C7A requiem mass will be celebrated for
the repose of her soul at » o'clock Thursday,
April 14, at the Chapel of the Passion,
Firet street, between Harrison and Bryant.
Interment private.
EMLAY — In Oakland. Cal.. April 12. 1904, Ro-
«<elle Margaret, beloved daughter of Louis A.
and Minna S. Imlay. and sister of Louise,
Alleene and Carl Emlay, a native of Oakland,
Cal., aged 16 years 10 months and 22 days.
CyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services
to-day (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, at the
Trinity Episcopal Church, corner of Tele-
graph avenue and T\renty-nlnth street. Oak-
land. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
FITZPATRICK— In this city, April 12. l»04,
Frank, beloved son of Frank J. and Nellie
Fitzpatrick, a native of San Francisco, aged
o years 'J months and 14 days.
IC7"The funeral will take r>lace to-day
(Thursday), at 1 :30 o'clock, from the resi-
denc« of his Darents. . 1232% Treat avenue.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric
car from Thirtieth street and Kan Joss
avenue at 2 o'clock.
FREDERICKS— In this city, April 12, 1904.
Amelia, beloved wife of the late John C
Fredericks, and devoted mother of Fred,
Thertsa and John Fredericks, a native of
Germany, aged 63 years 0 months and 22
days. (Prescott. Ariz., papers please copy.)
CFrlcnds and acquaintances and officers
and members of the San Francisco Frauen
Verein are respectfully invited to attend '
the funeral to-day (Thursday), at 11
o'clock, from her late residence. 2215 Sutter
tstroet. between Pierce and Scott. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery, by electric funeral
car from Elphtecnth and Guerrero etreeU.
FI'CICH— In this city. April 11. 1904, Steve
Fucich. beloved brother of Frank Fucich of
Fan Francisco, a native of Cherso. Istria
Austria, aged 22 years and 8 months. i
¦ CTFriends and acquaintances are're«pect- !
¦fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at 1 -.;{« o'clock sharp, from Aus-
• trian Hall. 507 Sutter Ftreet. under the aus-
pices of the Austrian Military and Benevo-
lent Association. Remains at the parlors of
Valente. Marini & Co.. 1524 Stockton etreet
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
GUERIN— In this city. April 11, 1904. Frederic
Guerin. beloved . uncle of Mr. and Mrs ! R
Fos. Mr. and Mrs. G. Elliott, Mr. and ilrfc
F. Rockford and F. Guerin. a native of
France, aged 75 year* 9 months and 4 days
E7The funeral will take place to-day
(Thursday), at 1 o'clock, from the mortu-
«ry chapel of J. S. Godeau,- 305 Montgomery
. avenue, tnence to the French Church for ser-
vices. Funeral private. Interment - Holy
Cross Cemetery.
IMHAUS— In this city, April 12, 1901, Celeste
Imhaus. relict of the late Louis Imhaus
mother cf . I^uls A. and E. J. Imhaus, and
rrandmother of Mrs. A. Hobe and Alfred C
and Alfred Imhaus, a native of Brussels'
Belgium.
fCT Friend* and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral Friday
April 15. from tbe Church of Notre Dame dea
Victoires, where a solemn requiem high mass
. James McGinn. . Henry Hansen.
james McGinn & co.,
Fctmerly With McGinn Bros.,
—Funeral Directors and Embalmers
214 Eddy et-; Tel. South 676. <
T.3. Monahan, Manager.- TeL Mission 3L
MONAHAN, PHARA & CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
£339-2341 Mission et.. near Nineteenth.
Sao Francisco
ROOMS FOR noCSCKKEPISO— Con.
•KXTH 436 tt— Furnished housekeeping rooms,
double or single; rent cheap; quiet family.
WASHINGTON. 122S. near Jones— To coupU
•without cWlflrea. three Tory desirable hous»-
keepinr rooms; nicely furnished; bath, fine
kltcoen. stationary tubs, yard; would rent
*ult* to two gentlemen. Phone Butter 4121.
APAJtTatEITT XOCBZ&
.— — — ' ' ' - *
4^ ST. HILA1BH APARTMENTS
— — ULGUNA ST.. NEAR GEABT—
¦win b« rwafiy for occupation in m. few
days Everything new. Make yonr
reservations now. Clesantly furnished
epartmenti with private bath — 2. 3 and .
4 rooms; steam heat; electric light; ele-
vator; private phones; rates reasonable*
A— CORDOVA APARTMENTS
Will be finished March IS.
1084 SITTTER ST., NE. COR. LARKIN ST.-
Beautifully light and.eunr.y; 2-3-4 rooms and
bath each; all unfurnished; 527 60 -to $40.
Make reservations now.
ST. CECILE 113 Fell, above Van Ne»»— Th»
umt of perfection In elegantly furn, 3-room
apartments; private baths, eteam heat, elec-
tr'.o Ilghtg. elevator. ga» ranges; $30 to Hi.
BT. LOUIS, ir.75 Jackson ft.— Modern 8-4-5
rooms; also single; furnt*ed or unfurnished;
marine view: references. Phone East 1350.
ROOMS TO I,KT I'urn. and 1'nfnrn.
AURORA, correr Second and Kolsom sts. — New
house, new furniture; every room outside;
modern end punny; prices from $1 50 per
week up; this is the only up-to-date house la
this vicinity; first-class grill attached.
A— BRUNSY/ICK House. 148 Sixth Bt. — Rooms
25c to ?1 per nlKlit, 51 25 to *5 per week and
Ilfrht housekeeping rooms; open all night.
AT "The Almonte," 873 Market st. (or No. 1
Firth Ft.)— Roome, 25c. 00c, $1, SI SO n'.ght;
J 1 SO to $10 week; house open all ni&ht.
BVRNnTT. 142B Market (old No, 13W)— Fur-
nished rooms, suite, Fingle; alao unfurnished.
CLIFFORD, 204 EIMs, cor. Mason— Elegantly
furnished funny rooms; prices reasonable.
CUMMINGS (The). CIS Post. nr. Taylor— Just
opened; desirably located: sunny single rooms
and suites., with private baths, hot and cold
water. Fteam heat, electric llghte. phone every
room; elevator. Phone Kast 1317 if deslr«d.
ELLIS. Cll— Nicely furnished sunny front
eulte; front alcove room, light housekeeping.
FILLMORE. 1124. nr. Golden Gate ave.— One
or two refined people can find neatly fur-
nished outside room* In modern Cat.
FOR eiosle gentleman, in private home <no
other roomers), a large. 6unny. furnished
room, with bath adoining; 4 blocks from
park entrance and ;> blocks from panhandle.
Address box 2G24. Call office.
CRAND Southern. 7th and Mission — I&oms 35o
to $123 night; $1 50 to$Gwk.; reading-room.
GRANT AVE.. 7 — Nicely furnished sunry
suit*, suitable 4 pentlemen; also single rms.
JfLIA. 42V,. off Mission, near Eighth— Nicely
furnished room; private family.
PIFJtCE. 75 — Laree front room, closet; also
isrge side room; for one cr two.
ROYAL House, 12R Ellis — Incandescent lights,
readlng-roora. emoktng-room and ladies' par-
lor; rooms per night. ZZc to $1 SO; week. $2
to $R; month. $* to $30; elevator on ground
floor; rooms with hnt nnd cold water; baths.
SEVENTH ave^ Ct] near Lake— Furnished
rooruS.
PTOCKTON. 41 and 45— Nicely furnished sun-
ny front suites, also single rooms, for gentle-
men: $1 Sw. $2 tO to $8 week.
TAYLOR. C15 — Suites, single rooms and board;
terms reasonable.
THE ST. KATHKYN, N.E. cor. Leavenworth
and Ellis — Sunniest rocms in the city; new
hotel; Just furr.ish.-d fresh and clean; hair
mattrerses In e\ery rocro: also hot end cold
water, baths, etc.; steam heat throughout;
elevator service and every modern conveni-
ence; rocms from $3 per week up.
Tl'RK. r.2— N«>wly furnished sunny rooms, en
puite or single; transient; Just opened.
UNITED STATES. 123 Edd"y7rIear~Market— «00
rooms. XV to $1 night. $1 75 to JC week; elec-
tric liehts «no pas->, running water in every '
room; elevator. read. -room: free bus; baggajse.
WOLF House. 2^2 Sixth — Electric light In every
room; 15c to 51 a night; 75c to S5 a week;
open all nights convenient to all cars.
VAX NESS ave., 51U — Elepant front parlor»
and adjoining eulte for office or club.
VAN NESS, ICC — Nicely furnished sunny par-
lor bedroom In modern flat: running water.
WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 Z& St.. near Market-
Most convenient and respectable; 700 rooms;
25c to $1 50 nleht: ?2 to $S week; elevator;
«-Uc lights; r"ading-room: free bus; baggage.
X BRANCH office of The Call for the reception
of advertisements and subscriptions has been
op»ned at loos Market Et.. uppoeite Fifth.
Open until 11 o. m.
ROuaiS AM) HOARD.
EDGEMERE HOTEL.
731 Bush st.. above Powell; celect flrst-
ctoss residential hotel; elegantly furnished
• nd table unsurpassed; electric light; steam
heated and private exchange telephones In
•very room; terms reasonable.
B. DU CARPE. Prop.
BOARD rcr the summer In a nice private
home In San Leondro: one hour's ride to
Can Francisco: all the fruit, vegetables, but-
ter. e££g and chickens; home raised; accom-
modations first t'.a's and home like; rates
very reasonable. Box 4276. Call.
HOTEL BALTIMORE.
X01B VAN NESS AVE.. NEAR GEART ST.
SELECT AND FIRST CLASS.
THONE PRIVATE EXCHANGE 708.
HOWARD. S41A — FirFt-cIa«>s board with room,
rln^le or double. $5-$6 week; American fam-
ily; home cooking; home comforts; piano.
HOTEL ELSMERE. 418 Sutter— Sunny suites,
single rms.; excellent table: moderate prices.
VAN NESS sve.. 1714— Elejrantly furnished
suites, with baths; also single; homelike.
KOOMS AMI BOARD WANTED.
GENTLEMAN desires board and room within
«•« Iking distance of Montgomery st. Box
1595. Call.
sewixc macuTVes and suppLIesT
ync^jrMCE~N^r^iE r rAKH "" "¦"""""""
But get tho best sewing machine on earth
when you buy the White. We are closing
r>ut a lot of new machines that are slightly
•¦hop worn nt one-half and one-third regular
price*. White Sewing Machine Co. offices
3(>0 Post Ft.. 1841 Fillmore Et.. and 70S Va-
lencia et.
RENTERS- T( have 100 new drop head White
tewing marhincs for reiiT; quick service;
best machine; telephone Black 1106. White
Sewing Machine Co.. 300 Post st.
feOME&TIC — The machine lor fatally use;
best is cheapest; second -hand all makes at
• ny Drice: all kinds rented lowest rates.
Domestic office. 1021 Market, near Sixth.
HEW HOME — See our new triple-feed ma-
chines; slightly used: $10. J15, $20: necond-
hand. $3. $5, $8; all styles; guaranteed. New
Home Sewinc Machine Co.. 1051 Market «L
SPUClAi, JVOTICJCfl.
Ladles'. Chichester's Knelish Pennyroyal PUI«
are best; cafe, reliable; take no other. Send 4o
stamps for particulars. "Relief for Ladles"
In letter by return mall. Ark your druggtst.
Chlcherter Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. r«_
SPECIALISTS.
CATARRH. DEAFNESS and NOISES tn EARS
positively cured; new methods; 1 week's treat-
ment free. Dr. Cottincham. 2O4 Butter st.
• SLOT MACHINES.
Blot machines. $25; punchers $23; lifters card
Bsachlnes.$20. W.A-Bradford Co.. 1185 Market.
rrOHAGK AM) WAREHOUSES.
A^EM^ORlUlT^torace & Ve^rCoTTfurnTturer
household goods stored, moved, shipped 72j£
'81 Howard st.. nr. Third; phone Grant 161.
A— GILBERT tc 6TOLL Storage Co.; storage,
packing, ehipplnjr warehouse. G. G. and Van
Negg; of flee 123S Market, r. M; tel. South 750.
riERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co oT
flee Poet and Powell rts.; tel. Priv. Ex-"' 671.
CONKLIN'S Storage— Furniture and merchan-
dise. 333 Golden Gate ave. : phone East 128
GOLDEN West Ktornee: advances made 810
Mission gt.: tel. Howard »41. F. W. Zebfn«sT
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
pany. 2320 Fillmore et.; phone Jackson 2S1.
HEKIN8 Van and Storage Co.. 11 Montgomery
ft.: tel. Main 1840. Shipping at cut rate*.
DIVIDEND , KOTICKS. ~
CAN FRANCISCO and Suburban Home Build-
ing Society, 5th floor. Mutual Savings Back
tiuildinc, 708 Market st., opposite Third
For the half yeaf ending 21st of December.
1903, a dividend has been declared at 'the
rate per annum of * 32» twelve per cent on
capital stock end partlcipatrng certificates,
Tr«» of :«i(t, payable on and after SATUR-
X)AT, January 2, 1904. JOSEPH A. LEON.
• AI'.D, ilacater. HUGH CRAIG, Secretary.
will b« celebrated for the repose of her soul,
commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment private,
¦ Holy. Cross Cemetery. ' '
KOHLEIl- In Oakland, Acril 13, 1904. Leo C,
*lde*t son of Henry and Minna Kohler. and
brother of Eugene and Olga Kohler, a native
of Oakland, Cal.,- a*ed 22 years and 23 days.
A member of Court Oakland No. 46, Forest-
ers of America, and I. B. . E. W. No. 283
of Oakland.
KONIGSBERG— In this city. April 11, 1904,
Mary Louise, beloved wife of Charles 8.
Konlgsberg. and mother of Charles . W.
Konlffsbergr. and daughter of Mrs. Mary A.
Brlggs, a native of Boston, 8ged 03 years 1
months and 26 days. (Oakland papers please
copy.) •
ETFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral cervices
Thursday, April 14, 1004. at 1:30 o'clock,
at the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate
Undertaking Company. 2470 Mission street,
near Twenty-first. Interment private.
LEDER— In this city. April 13, 1904, Willie
Hcrry. beloved son of Paul V. and the late
Josle I*der, and brother of Ruth Alice
Leder, a native of Ban Francisco, a^etl 14
years 9 months and 11 days.
LLOYD— In this city. April 13, 1904, John J.
. Lloyd; brother of George Lloyd of Streator,
Ill-.aged 55 years.
ET'Kemains at the mortuary chapel of
the Golden Gate Underaking Company, 2483
Mission street, near Twenty-first.
MaeLELLAN— In Agnews, Cal., April 12. 1904,
John M-. beloved husband of Marguerite
MacLellan, a native of Canada, aired 43
years. A member of Clan Fraser No 78 and
Painters' Union, Local No. 19. . .
C?" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral Friday,
April 15, at 10 o'clock, from the funeral
parlors of Porter & White, 423 Golden Gate
avenue. Interment Mount Olylvet Cemetery.
MKYER— In thJa city, April 12. 1904, Matilda,
beloved wife of Ernest F. Meyer, and mother
of Marparet Meyer, and daughter of Maltha
and Christ Flachmeyer. and Bister of Mrs. J
F. Madden and William, Mattie. Christina
atid Henry Flachmeyer. a native of San
Francisco, aged 35 years 11 months and 3
day*.
ICFriends and acquaintances are respect-
' fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Thursday), April 14, at 1 o'clock, from her
late residence, «31B Natoma street. Inter-
ment Cyoress Lawn Cemetery. i
MOORE— In this city. April 13, 1904, Mary,
beloved wife of Michael Moore, and devoted
and idolized mother of Mamie, Annie, Robert
and Thoma* Moore, and slater of Michael
*and Thomas Stanton and Mrs. J. Moroney, a
native of the parish of Ahaecragh, County
Galway. Ireland, atred SI year*.
CyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral Saturday,
• April 16. at S:30 o'clock, from her lat^Tesl-
dence. 11% Weteh street, off Fourth, between
Bryant and Uranium, thence to St. Rose's
Church, where a solemn requiem high mats
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul
at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cress Cem-
etery.
MURRAY— In Portland. April 10, 1904. Annie,
beloved wife of F. J. Murray, and mother
ot Mrs. T. J. Mountain of Portland. Ore.,
lire. T. Holbrook and Eu»rene Murray, a
nati\e of Ireland:
ETFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at S:30 o'clock, from the parlor*
of the Henry J. Gallagher Undertaking Com-
pany. 20 Fifth street, thence to St. Joseph's
Church, where a solemn requiem mass will
be celebrated for the rcrcse ol her soul, com-
mencing at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
NAVONI— In this city, April 12, 1904, Santlno
Navonl. a native of Italy, aged 47 years.
PACKER— In this city. April 13. 1904,. Elis-
abeth M. J. Packer, beloved mother of James
Packer, a native of London. England.
CCNotice of funeral hereafter.
PILSTER— April 12. l'.KU, Henrietta Asrusta
Marie, dearly beloved daughter of Henry
and the late Marie Pilster, and Riater of
Theodor Pilater, a native of Ean Francisco,
aged '26 years 11 months and 19 days.
(C?"The funeral will take place to-morrow
(Friday), at 1:30 o'clock, from the residence
of her brother. Theodor Pilster. 1108 Page
street. ! Interment Odd -Fellows' Cemetery.
PRIES— In this city. April 13, 1904, Emma
Pries, dearly beloved daughter of Mrs. B.
Lavin, mother of Ethel and Edsrar Pries,
and sister of John Lavin. Mrs. J. J. O'Brien
and Mrs. G. Peters of Portland. Ore., a na-
tive of San Francisco, aged 26 years.
C3*Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend th» funeral
April 15 at 9:.'{0 o'clock, from the residence
of Mm. J. .1. OBrien, 20 Bemlee street,
thence to St. Josej>h'» Church for services
«t 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Crora Cem-
etery.
RAYMOND — Mrs. Mary Ague? Raymond,
widow of the late Samuel A. Raymond, and
mother of the late Mrs. Henry Gibbons Jr.,
ored 77 years nnd 8 months.
E^Funeral from her late residence, 920
Polk street, to-day. April 14, at 11:45
o'clock. Interment private.
REISE— In this city. April 13, 1904, Emma E.
C. Relse, beloved wife of Charles Relse,
mother of Charles and Theodor Relse. and
sister of Tbeodor and William E. F. Wehr.
Mrs. Charles Heyer, Henry C. Wehr and
the late Gu»tave Wehr. a native of Neu-
MS'lt. HoUteln. Germany, aged 43 years 4
months and 15 day*.
SCHMIDT— In New York City, April" 10, 1904.
Libby. beloved wife* of George Schmidt of
San Francisco, and Bister of Mrs. Louis
Runckle and Mrs. Xora Boyle of New York
CJiy, agred 38 years.
STEINBERG— In this city, April 13, 1904.
Milton, beloved son of Sam and Rebeccah
Steinberg., a native of San Francisco, aged
2 years and 3 months.
ERESOVICH — A requiem mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of the eoul of the late
Mrs. Caroline Sresovlch at St. Mary's Cathe-
dral to-morrow morning (Friday), at 9
o'clock. Relatives and friends are requested
to attend.
SWEENEY— In this city, April 12, 1004,* Rich-
ard. J., son of James and Ann Sweeney, and
brother of W. P., J. W., J. G., A. E. and
the late F. R. Sweeney and Mrs. L. Buck-
ley, a native of Massachusetts, aged 40 years.
(£7Friend£ and. acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock, from his late
residence. 3824 Twenty-second street, thence
to St. James Church, where a mass will be
celebrated for the repose of his soul, com-
mencing at. 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
WATSON— In this city. April 13. 1904. David
A. Watson, beloved husband of Flora Wat-
son, and father of Irvine. Ernest and infant
Watson, a native of Stanislaus County, Cal.,
aped 36 years, j
WILDER— In this city. April 13, 1904, Gardner
Kensler. eldest ron of Eliza and the late W.
C. Wilder, and brother of C. T.. W. C. and
II. A. Wilder of Honolulu. II. T., a native
of Geneva, 111., ased 40 years 2 months and
2 day*.
WILKINS— In this city. April 12. 1904, Lena
T.. lM^oved wife of Willis G. Wilkins and
fister of Mrs. J. W. Eby, Walter and W. F.
«ie Sanno of Vallejo, Cal., and E. J. de
Sanno and Mrs. J. C. Buck of Harrisburg,
Pa., a native of Pennsylvania, ased 44 years
11 months and 28 days. (Stockton papers
please copy.) ,
C^Fiifnds and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
this day (Thursday), at the chapel at Cypress
Lawn Cemetery, on the arrival of the funeral
car leaving Eighteenth and Guerrero streets
at 2:30 o'clock. Remains at the funeral
parlors of Bunker & . Lunt. 26C6 Mission
street, between Twenty-second and Twenty-
third, Mission Masonic Temple.
ST. DOMINICS Church Building Associa-
tion — The monthly requiem high mass for
the deceased members of St. Dominic's
Church Building Association and for parents
end relatives or living members will be sung
In St. Dominic's Church Thursday, at 9 a. m.
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