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Peerlee s .... 13 60
Reed Crude 1 40 1 60
Senator GO 70
Sovereign 38
Sterling 2 60
Superior ..7. ...... 04 ....
Thirty-three S 25
Toltec 21 ....
Twenty-right 8 00
Associated Bonds .... 1 73 00
Kern Oil (new) SO
Wabash ; 25 30
Miscellaneous —
Tal Jock«*y Club 125 00
Cypress Lawn Imp Co 7 00
Fischer's Theater 65 = ft.*>
Northern <"al Power 10 75
Sanitary Reduction Works. .. 00 ....
SALES.
Morning Session.
Board — .
200 Sterling, b 00 2 65
K00 Central Light & Power.. 4 00
1000 Independence 25
100 Oil <:ity Petroleum fitt
100 Monte Crlsto : • C8
Afternoon Session.
Board —
200 Kern Oil 4 SO
Street—
200 Northern California Power, b 2.. 1060
Mining Stocks. %
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE,
- Following were the gales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:.
Morning Session. ' ¦
100 Best & Belch.l 25| 100 Justice ....... 10
200 Bullion 18| 200 Mexican 1 35
. 100 Caledonia ... 70| 200 Ophir ........3 76
100 Crown Point. 351 100 Seg Belcher .. 0!>
400 Exchequer ... 371 000 St Louis 08
200 Julia ........ 07|
Afternoon Session. >' --jj
1000 Alpha ....... HI 100 Ophlr ........3 65
Continued From Page Fifteen.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
LIVERPOOL — Sailed June 22— Stmr Haver
ford for Philadelphia, via Queenstown; stmr
Teutonic, for New York, via Queenstown.
QUEENSTOWN — Arrived June 22^ — Stmr
Ccdric. ' from New York, for Liverpool, and
proceeded. .
HONOLULU— Sailed June 22 — Echr Esther
Buhne. for San Francisco; stmr Ventura, for
Sydney.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ISLAND PORTS.
EUREKA — Sailed June 22 — Stmr Phoenix,
for San Francisco.
ARRIVED.
Wednesday. June 22.
Stmr laqua,' Jorcenson. 36 hours from San
Pedro. 1
Stmr M S Dollar, Gow. 86 day* from Cal
cutta, via Hongkong 28 days, via Kobe 22
da> *' DOMESTIC PORTS.
Late Shipping Intelligence.
"No more strips will be shipped to
England," was the recent remark by
T. B. Auchterlonie of Liverpool, who
is an official of the American "tobacco
trust" and represents that concern In
England. "The export of tobacco strips
is practically at an end. The export
ers cannot afford to ship the stripped
leaf when the unstemmed leaf can be
entered at English ports six cents
lower. Leaf tobacco will be the thing
for export after this. And the North At
lantic ports will not lose the business,
either. The rate in that .direction is
ten cents a hundred higher, I will ad
mit, but ten cents a hundred pounds
on tobacco is nothing -in comparison
with the more rapid time which can be
made by the North Atlantic ports." —
New York Commercial.
Leaf Tobacco for Export,
The dispatch from St. Petersburg to
the effect that an epidemic of cholera
and typhoid is threatened at Harbin,
'the Russian military base in Man
churia, is surprising only by reason of
the fact that it was permitted to pass
the censorship.
What has been learned from experi
ence in former wars seems to be easily
forgotten. In the Crimea the French
lost 236 men from sickness to 64 from
wounds in each thousand. The death
rate of the English was 179 from sick
ness and 47 from wounds. In Mexico the
French lost, per 1000, 140 from sickness
and 49 from wounds. In the Russo-
Turkish war the Russians lost, per 1000,
113 from sickness and 49 from wounds.
The losses in the American Civil War
during two years, June, 1861, to June,
1863, were 53.2 per thousand, of which
8.6 were from wounds and 44.6 from
sickness. In the Boer war, while the
figures are not at hand in complete
form, it is well known that sickness
was vastly more fatal than Boer
marksmanship, deadly as that was ad
mitted to be. — New York Times.
Disease as n War Ally.
• German General Benevolent. Society (own
ers) with O. E. Brady & Son (contractors), ar
chitect Herman Barth — All work except plumb
ing and electric work for a two-story and base
ment brick building on block I bounded by Noe
Castro, Fourteenth and Thirteenth streets; $10,
1U9. - ' ... ¦ ¦ •,. v-" ..-;,.;...-.---.¦
Isaiah and Emma Leslie (owners) with R.
R«chenbach . (contractor), architect — All
work except excavating, concrete, plumbing,
painting, shades, mantels and Iron work for
alterations and additions to make a three-story
frame building on the W line of Vermont
Btreet, 100 N of Twenty-fourth, N 25 by 100;
$33C0.
Edward B. Hindes (owner) with Sartortus &
Co. (contractors), architect Newton J. Tharp —
Elevator fronts, grilles and elevator car for
nn eight-story and basement brick hotel on
S. line of Slitter street, 164:6 B of Taylor, E
60:» by S 137:6; $1CCO.
M. A. Gunst & Co. (Inc.) (owners) with L.
and E. Emanuel (Inc.) > (contractors), arehl
testa Henry II. Meyers and Clarence R. Ward —
Carpenter and cabinet work glazing, marble
tiling, metal grille*, painting, polishing, etc..
for a cigar store In Aronson building on " the
NW corner of Third . and Mission streets;
$4080.
ChristenFen and Shaw (owners) with • eame
contractore, architects Eame — Carpenter . and
cabinet work, marble tiling, glazing, painting,
polishing, etc, for saloon in Aronson build
ing, on Fame; $3915. •
Lus Cooper (owner) with Richard Lutge (con
tractor), architect Theo W. Lenzen — Seven steel
truss os with fourteen steel columns supporting
same and Betting same in position, also all steel
purlins for steel trusses and .supporting columns
lor a roof over building 55 by 82 In rear of 123
tnd 127 Mason street: $3940. .
Schmiedell estate (owners) with J. H. Keefe
(contractor), architect Nathaniel Blaisdell —
Painting, staining, varnishing, finishing, tint
io*r. eilex and whitewashing tor alterations and
additions- to make a six-story and basement
brick building on NK corner of Montgomery
and Clay streets. E 97:0 by N 68:9: $3190.
Carlo Lecarl (owner) with G. Massolettt &
Sons (contractors), architects Rousseau & Son
— All work for four three-story frame build
ings (flats) on lot on NW corner of Lombard
and Mason streets.- N CO by W 82:6; $2O.t5!»O.
Meyer A. Edwards (owner) with William
Linden (contractor), architects same — All work
for a two-story building (flats) on lot on S
line of Frederick street, 187:0 E of Cole. E
25 by S 137:6, Western Addition 078; $4400.
Frank -P. and Charles S. Jacobs (owners)
with John F. Rlley and Charles H. Hock (con
tractors), architects italfleld & Kohlberg — Ex
cavation, brick work/ concreto for alterations
of two two-story flat buildings on lot on S line
of Golden Gate avenue, 137:6 E of Larkin
street, E 43:9 by S 137:«: $3175.
Same owners with G. P. W. Jensen (contrac
tor), architects same — Carpenter work, house
ralslnz, mill work, plastering, plumbing and
glazing for same on same; $4374. -
Builders' Contracts.
Frederick Kwald to Jessie. Ewald. lot on E
line of Tenth avenue, 100 N of Q street, N 100
by E 120; gift.
Abraham C. Freeman to Glla Vega, lot on
N line of Fourteenth avenue, 75 W of R street,
\V 25 by N 100, 16t 28. block 262, O'Neil &
II. Tract: grant.
Same to Benito Garcia, lot on N line of
Fourteenth avenue. 60 W of R street. W 25
by N 100. lot 27, block 262. same: grant.
Perry J. and Emma G. Smith to Karl
BetBche. lot 15, block 4, subdivision No. 1
CaEtro-Btreet Addition; $10.
Alexander S. and Anna M. Tuchler to Mor
ris Sllversteln. lot on SE corner of Mansell and
University streets. E 120 by S 100, lot 8, block
123. University Homestead; $10.
Thomas M. Matthews, Harah M. Handy and
Katherine McClellan to William H. Bourke,
lots 90 to 08. Holllday map A; $10.
W. H. and May Bourke to J. E. Bourke, lota
on NE corner of Porter and Penton streets,
K 140 by N 225, lots 00 to 00, subdivision of
came; $10.
Nels M. and Carrie Matson to James Malone,
lot on N line of Sagamore street. 71:8 E of
Orizaba. E 40:8 by N 125, lot 6. block C, Rail
road Homestead Association; $10.
R. G. and Anna L. Clark (Corbett) to Adolph
Richter. lot on SW corner of Twenty-fourth
and Vermont streets. W 50 by S 100; $10.
Charles W. and Mary A. Pope to T., and
Mary E. . Paton. lot on S line of Clement
street. 44 E of Twenty-second avenue, S 100.
E 10:S. NW 101:3; $10.
W. H. and Carrie I. Barrows to John Farn
ham, lot on E line of Leavcnworth street,
112:8 N of Union. N 25 by E 70; $10.
Ethel Ross (minor, by guardian, vs. Meda
F. Frear, by rcfree) to John D. Spreckels, lot
on SW line of Third street, 120 SE of Market,
SE 25 by SW 75; $105,000.
Rose Teanoy to Isabelle McGlhbon, lot on
SK line of Minna street, 235 SW of Third,
SW 20 by SK 70; $10.
James McNabb to Joseph Sloss, lot on S
corner of Seventh and Townsend strtets, SE
275 by SW 275, quitclaim deed; $10.
Lillian J: and Evelyn R. and G. S. Ash
mead to Henry Brunner, lot on W line of
Bryant street, 100 N of Solano, N 100 by W
100: $10.
Otto and Dine Johnson to Saren C. and
Marie A. Andersen, Jot on N line of Duncan
street. 75 E of Church, E 26 by N 114; $10.
Isaac Moore to Ellen M. Moore, lot on S line
of Jersey ttreet 320 W of Castro, W 2tt:8 by
S 14; gift.
Ellen Ring to Mary E. Ring, lot on E line
of Stockton street, 25 S of Francisco, S 25 by
E 77:«; $10. .
George D. Shadburne Jr. to William R. and
Belle Z. Thompson, lot on N line of Hill
street. o0 W of Noe. W 25 by N 7S; $10
Eliza C. Herbert (wife of Frank) to John S.
McKee and Mackle E. Carroll, let on E line
of Dolores etreet, 66:8 S of Twenty-eighth, S
60 by E 100; $10.
City and County of San Francisco to Ma
tllde Veiller, lot on N line of Washington
street. 183:4 E of Polk, E 45:10 by
N 127 :8U: $ .
Redmond W. Payne to Grace A. Payne, lot
on SW corner of Larkin and Lombard streets,
S 25 by W 105:9; gift.
City and County of Kan Francisco to Joseph
Rothschild, lot on W line of Van NeF« avenue,
4S S of Fell, S 21 by W S2:9, quitclaim deed;
$10.
George E. Tooker to Elizabeth F. and Ed
ward J. Duffpy, lot on E line of Tremont ave
nue. 267:'! S of Waller, S 25 by E 75; $10.
Charles We«twood to Domenlco Laurlcella,
same; $10.
Carrie S. Tousaln (Falrchlld) to Charles
Westwood. lot on. W line of Tremont avenue,
5S.'> S of Frederick street. S 25 by W SO; $10.
City and County of San Francisco to George
Schomer. lot on E line of Sanchez street,
284 :7U N of Sixteenth, N 25 by E 125; $ .
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22.
The good old fashion of naming the
son after the father Is again being
largely followed in the case of the birth
of an heir. — London Mail.
The names of precious "stones are also
very popular for little girls. Lord Ed
ward Churchill's two small daughters
are called Rubyiand Beryl, while Dia
mond is the very uncommon name
given to the baby girl of Lady Har
dlnge, whose husband has lately been
appointed Embassador to St. Peters
burg. Pearl and Garnet are among
other stones of which the appellations
are taken for small maidens, the idea
being to call the little one after the
stone for the month in which she was
born.
Instead of the ugly silver christening
mug of the '70's, the most graceful cups
and vases are given. The guild of
handicraft is often called upon to exe
cute customers' own designs. A favor
ite pattern is the tall, simply curved
cup, studded with carbuncles, corne
lians, chrysopraaes and generally has
the infant recipient's name engraved
Just below the edee. -
With regard to names, the tendency
is to return to the quaint old titles of
our great-grandmothers', time, and
Gladys, Mabel or Gwendolen has been
replaced by Joan or Barbara, Margot
or Betty.
The youngest generation of to-day
shares the advantages with the elder
of the great improvements which have
been made in the realms of applied
art.
Names and ChristenJns: Presents.
100 Caledonia ... 6-1 500 Seg Belcher .. 08
100 Con C & Va.l 20 500 Sierra Nev ..36
500 Exchequer .. 39 200 Silver Hill ..64
500 Julia 07 :iOO Silver . Hill ..6.1
200 Mexican .'...-.1 10 000 Union Con .. 41
200 Ophir .;3 70 J
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were - the sales on the . Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
100 Alpha 11 200 Sierra Nev .. 88
300 Bullion 18 300 Sierra Nev ... 37
100 Caledonia ... 70 100 Sierra Nev .. 36
100 Caledonia ... 68 200 Silver Hill .. C5
200 Con C & V.I 22>4 100 Silver Hill .. 64
200 Justice ..16 60 Silver Hill .. 63
100 Ophlr 3 70 100 Union Con .. 43
100 Ophlr 3 75 200 Yellow Jacket. 22
- . Afternoon Session.
100 Caledonia ... 63 200 Overman 22
100 Con C & Va.l 20 100 Seg Belcher .. OS
300 Justice 16 200 Sierra Nev . . 36
1V0 Mexican ...1 12% 200 Silver Hill ..65
100 Ophlr .3 70 500 Union Con .. 40
TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. -
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
4600 MacNamara .49 1600 Ton Belmont. . 70
10CO MacNamara . 53 500 Ton Gold M. 18
100 Mont Ton.. 2 37% 2C0O Ton Gold M. 17
200 Mont Ton ...2 40 3500 Ton Gold M. 16
3100>Paymaster .. 07 500 Ton Midway.. 56
10O Ray & O'Brien 10 1200 Ton Midway.. 55
6150 Rescue 10 200 Ton Midway.. fS
100 Ton Belmont. < SO 150 Ton of Nev. 7 S7',i
Afternobn Session.
300 Esperanza ... 03 1 300 Ton Belraont. . 7S
1C00 Gold Anchor.. .".0 1S0O Ton Belmont.. 77
400 Little Ton ... 51 100 Ton Exten .. 92
11,500 MacNamara. 50 4500 Ton Gold M. 17 j
1100 MacNamara . 51 500 Ton Gold M. 18 i
500 MacNamara . 55 200 Ton Midway.. f>5 ,
60 Mont Ton ...2 40 400 Ton Midway.. 54
1600 Ray & O'Brien 07 600 Ton Midway.. 83
1000 Rescue ...... 11 170 Ton of Nev. ..8 00
16<X> Rescue ...... 10 150 West End ... 27 .
100 Ton Belmont. 79J i
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
WEDNESDAY, June 22— 4 'p. m.
_ . Bid. Ask. Bld.Ask.
Alpha 00 10 Justice 16 17
Alta 04 0« Kentuck 03 04
Andes 12 13 Keyes Graes..- — 120
Belcher 23 24 Lady Wash . . ¦ — 06
Best & Belch. 1 25 1 30| Mexican 1 05 1 10
Bullion 17 18|Occldental ... 79 81
Caledonia ... 64 fiSJOphlr ........3 H5 3 70
Challenge Con 14- 15 Overman 22 23
Chollar 10 12 Potosl- 10 11
Confidence ... 90 1 05 Scorpion 15 17
Con O & Va.l 15 1 20 Savage IT 19'
Con Imperial. 01 02 Seg Belcher .. 07 09'
Con NY.... 02 04 Sierra Nev .. 36 37 !
Crown Point. 11 12 Silver Hill ..64 66
East Sierra N 06 — St Loui* .... — 09
Kureka Con.. — 60 Syndicate 03 04
Exchequer . . 38 39| Union Con . . 40 42
Gould & Cur. 21 22|Utah ...'. 14 15
Hale & Norc. 71 75| Tellow Jacket. 21 23
Julia 07 08|
TONOPAH MINES.
Bid. Ask. j Bid. Ask.
Colehan — 05| Rescue JO 11
Esperanza ... 03 04 Ton Belmont. . 76 78
Gold Anchor. 30 .'II Ton & Cal... 14 18
Gold M Con. — 02 Ton Kxten ..92 95
llannapah M. 25 — Ton & O W. — • 06
Jim Butler... 70 — Ton Gold M. 17 IS
Little Ton .. 51 61 Ton Midway.. — - 51
Lucky Tom.. — 03 Ton of Nev.8 00 8 12^S
MacNamara . 50 51|Ton N Star.. 33 35
Mont Ton.2 37% 2 42m Ton * Salt L — 80
Paymaster . . 0« 08 Ton Union . . 10 —
Ray/ Exten ..09 11 United Ton .. — 15
Ray & O'Brien 07 lowest End ... 27 30
Ray Ton ... — 17J i
All prizes of this company are paid in full
Immediately on presentation at the office of
the company in San Francisco. \
$10,000 reward will be paid to any person who
has ever presented one of our prizes at our of
fice and was refused payment. *
ORGANIZED MAT. 1900.
TO THE PUBLIC! BE"WARE OP COUN
TERFEITERS'! All genuine tickets of this
company have Initials R. G. Co. on faces and
monogram R. G. C. on backs thereof.
Following are the capital numbers as decided
by the Honduras National Company, Saturday.
June 18, 18<H: No. 19345. $7500. sold In San
Francisco, Cal.; No. 51685. $2000, sold In San
Francisco, Cal.: No. 5423, $-000. sold In San
.Francisco. Cal.; No. 45524, $500, sold in San
Francisco, Cal.; No. 77731, $250. sold in San
Francisco. Cal.; No. 80210. $260. sold in San
Dieso. Cal.
The Louisiana K. G. Company of San
Francisco.
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96069 24!*?>in -*;^*H- i Jw" }1
9C44O ]6»tH85 24.9«ji5 1£
966S2 8O196S20 40 96877 1«
MZHVi 2497026 lrt 97CO4 1«
97127 1B0741O I«'97r23 21
981SS lfi.98249 40 98274 Mi
0*439 16:98572 SO OKfiOft 24
9S63« 1«inS«5.S 40C 9870."...... 2*
987r.5 120;988T.1 40WS81 1*
99140 16 99179 1««0203 24
902T!5 16:9^22 80f8KM" 24
no;!73 24 90X')6 1«1»I17 1«
OOr.RS 16!99571 1*00«31 »>
99727 16:90755 24 999C8 M
, 90925 2»i I
APPROXIMATION TRIZES.
100 numbers, from 19,295 to 19.SD5 Inclusive,
being 50 numbers on each side of th- number
drawing the capital priz- of $.10,000. $40.
100 numbers, from 51.635 to 51.. .~> Inclusive,
being 50 numbers on each side of th» number
drawing the capital prize of $S00O $24.
100 numbers, from 5373 to 547.T Inclusive,
being 6O numbers each side of the number
drawing the capital prize of $4000. $16.
TERMINAL PRIZES.
P99 numbers ending with 45. being the trro
last figures of the number drawing the capital
prize of $30,000. $•«.
t>09 numbers ending with W. being th# tw>
last figures of the numb*r draying the second
capital prize of $3000. $S.
The subscriber, having supervised the singl*
number drawing, class •'F," Honduras National
Lottery Company, hereby certifies that th»
above are the numbers which were thia day
drawn from the 100,000 placed in ths wheel,
with the prizes corresponding to> them.
Witness my hand, at Puerto Cortez, Hon
duraa. C. A., this Saturday.
Vice General W. L. Cabeil, Absent Commis
sioner.
$15,000 FOH $1— ONE-HALF* OB" FTRST CAP
ITAL PRIZE.
SAV FRANCISCO. May 28. 1904.— R«c«lTe<i
from the Honduras National Lottery Company,
through Metiger & Franklin, $13,000. for one
half ticket No. D9.S67, which number drew
the first capital prtza of $30,000 In th« draw-
Ing held at Puerto Cortex, Honduras, C. A.«
on May 14. 19M. GlugEppB BONFIGU .
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed rcy official seal, at my efflc*
In the city and county of San Francisco, th«
™ h "SiATTOB^BRApT. Notary PaWte.
$"000 FOR 50 CENTS— ONE-QUARTER OT.
SECOND CAPITAL. .PRIZE.
Stats of Indiana. County of Marloa.
James H. Biddlnger. living at No. 8CA
Fletcher avenue, in the city of Indianapolis.
Ind beins nrst duly sworn, upon his oatl»
deooses and says that he Is the bona fld«
holder and owner of quarter ticket No. 83.S6-1
of the Honduras National Lottery Company
(Louisiana State Lottery Company!. In tha
drawing of May U. 1904. which number woa
thl second capital prize of $8000.
tne secoua v JAMES H B i DD LNOER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. the un
derslgned, a notary public, within and for th»
¦aid county and State, the 23d day of May.
1904 WILLIAM A. HUGHES.
. Notary Public.
$3750 *FOR 25 qpNTS— ONE-EIGHTH OJT
FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE.
State of Massachusetts. City of Boston.
Personally appeared before me, the undor
signed. Thomas P. Welch. 417 Second streei.
and John Blnns, 300 Dorchester avenue, bot^i
of South Boston, who. being duly sworn, dc
pese and say that they are the holders H
one-eighth ticket No. 9M.SS7. which number
drew the capital prize of $30,000 In the Hon
duras National Lottery on May t4. 1001. at
Puerto Cortez. Honduras. C A., and they re
ceived $3750 In full for same.
JOHN RINN'S.
THOMA8 R WF.LCH.
. v - II!a (X> mirk.
Subscribed and sworn to before ' me, this
25th day of May. 1S*>4.
- EDWARD L. HOPKINS.
J-stlce of the Pence.
S2GC0 FOR $1— ONE-HALF OF THIRD CAP
ITAL PRIZE.
i NEW YORK. May 21. 19<M.
Edgar Mitchell, being duty sworn, appearing
before me, this 24th day of May. 1904. ii -
poses and swears that tm Is the bona Mi
owner of one-half ticket No. 6S.530. draw!'»
$4000, In the Honduras National Lottery Com
pany, drawing o£ May 14, 1904, at Puen >
Cortea Honduras. C. A., ami has this da/
received $20C0. In full payment for same.
EDGAR MITCHELL.
406 Montgomery St.. Jersey City.
Sworn to before me, the 2tth day of Ma/»
19Oi. MAX WUSTROW.
Notary Public. New York County.
Originals of foregolns affidavits h*M W
president or the Honduras National Lott* /
Company tLoutaiana Statf Lottery Com pa ; : •
NUMBERS
-—OF THE--
Honduras National Lottery Co
(LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY).
PATENT APPLIED FOR.
Single Numbers • Class "F" Drawn at
Puerto Cortez, Honduras, C. A.,
Saturday, June 18, 1901.
No Prlie No. PrlzelNo. Prize, i
61 24 148..... 161 299 • 24
309 24 470 24 433 80
571 ' 16 728 80 780 4'J
U14 80 1077 24 1102 16
1113 16 1134 16 1281 24
1308 40 1320 16 1337 IB
1436 16 1456 24 1467 24
1599 40 1602 24 1C84 24
1S04 24 1961 24 1991 8t»
2073 16 2108 24 2141 40;
"OftS 16 ?
2370/.... 80 2447 80 2462 1«
2t*l 40 2687 16 2705 j"
2829. .\... 18 2S00 24 2W6 -'4
3(W8 40 3100 16 3484 4O .
3050 10 3723 1201 SS23 1*
3835 40 3970 16 3883 1<>
4117 16 4367 W «« 40
440."! 16 4839 120 <8Sl 4O
4005 16 491« 40 49»t 40»
5018 16 61t» 16 5222 ~±
5423 4000 5507 1« 538? **
5644 24 5608 1« £»* ijf
5749 24 5791 40 6S38 -*
6872 40 6034 24 6206 lb (
6215 16 6250 1« f^\ *J
6305 16 6323 80 6428 24;
6434..... 80 6526 ~* S3? 7* '¦
6«04 40 B747 24 «764 1* ;
6877 40 6884 16 6808 1|
71C2 16 7264 40 7276 1« '
7290 40 7376 40 7526 80,
-7657..... 24 7674 IS J712 .
79*5 24 8057 16 8172 1«
8208 24 8517 161 8663 40
8708 40 8823 16! 8828 1«
9039 40 9075....: 16 9099 SO
9157 40 9201 24[ 9452 16
9520 16 9712 401 9796 16
10047. 40 10140 16|lO52l 16
10607 16 10622 24 10652 40
10G55 16 10t»8 16ilO753 16
10822 40 10930 80 11221 40
11256 16 114.12 24 11415 24
11427 16 11431 24 11462 40
11547 40 11667 40!11706 16
11852 *0|11893 40112000 1U
12022 16112033 16112161 24
1221S SO 12256 24|1232t 16
J2406 40 12569 16 12684 4f>
13053 24 13123 16J13192 16
133M) 40 13447 16 V*624 16.
43632 24 13771 16 US08 16,
1S090 16 i
14047 80 14CW3 24 14077 40
14217 4014252 16 14295 24
14329 24 14402 16 1461 » IS
14B32 16 14669 40 14697 40
14914 120 15045 16 15065 24
15075 1611510.1 16 15163 4rt
15270 80 15296 1*5 15514 16
15515 16 15537 16 156G4 Id
15O7 16 157OH 16 15763 24
15M5 24 15907 16 1590S 40
15911 24 15941 80 1609* 16
16126 24 16250 24 16263 2t
16323..... 24 1643S 24 16508 24
16652 40 1668S 80 16775 24
16829 16 17027 1« 17149 40
17190 16 17224 24|1725ft 40
17346 80 174C5 24 17411 12O
1745S 24 174S4 24 17492 40.
17595 24 17703 40 17773 24
17814 1« 17««4 16 17931 1« I
18134 40I1S209 80 I
18224 40)18235 24 18277 5*»
18345 40 18360 16 1R441 80
18465 40,1*474 40J184IMJ 16
18534 24U8H20 16,l«6ai 24
1S762 1618780..... 16118878 1«
1SS79 16118887 120", 19073 1« ,
190H1 24119111 16119118 40
19335 24 19345 3©000|19521 24 ,
19526 16 19699 40119723 16
19758 16 19764 16J19SS0 21 ,
19913 16|t9!»19 24i20024 8O ,
20063 16J2O204 1 6 20274 40 ',
20R90 2420C01 16120436 4(» I
20594 24120623 16|20657 1«
20683 16l20fif>8 16i2071« 24
20736 KOJ207S:: 1BI20JW2 24
21001 16121029 40121055 24
21372 40121465 40121470 24
21554 161216T.2 40J21656 16
21R94 , 161217X1 40J21745.....' 16
21097 24122079 16122142 24
22292 16122353 40122451 16
22473 16122520 1B|225fl2.^... 16
22691 40I230C0 1«|23U3 24
23379-... 16123460 40123478 1«
23480 16123593 16123665 16
23731 16124110 IB 24«20 lfl
24649 16|24«73 24124730 16
24761 R0!24926 40124972 1«
24976 16I2408S 24125221 1«
25256 24125269 40I252S7 80
25451 I 1C 25489 16 25587 40
5 5 fi04 1625631 24125697 24
25759 I! 24 25847 24126136 1G
S 61SJ 40I2R23. 1 ? 242«3(tt 24
"6310" . 24128369 --24I263S8 SO
2W5l!!... 80 i 266S7..... 16l2«69l 16
"fifiOB 16I26S21..... 161
2fi832."... SO!2«S70 16 26SS1 16
26SO7 . . 24127178 80271K2 40
273«« . 4O;27402 24I274S3 16
"74SS 16127615 16J27670 16
"TS-m" 2427901 16|ZS23l 24
283Sl"I~ 40J2H337 16I2S5S1 1«
2Riy»7 . 16 2SS3S..... 16!2S90« 80
£wA I 16 29017 80129156 SO
SttV. .I 40294H2 40,29712 80
««»3« 21I299S7 2413002ft 1«
30127 I 40 301K2 40130214 24
30627' ". 80!30673 2413002S 16
3WW3 ..: 1«J31239 24I31297 40
o.ijo 1631477 4031527 21
»"«::::: lei:-!"^.::.. 4031662 ;•
•JiOOfi 24 31911 16 31955 1«
hS:::: 2432151 w«2m 25!
32373 . 40 32454. 1 61324 SB..... 24 >
y^2 - SO'32935 16J329R6 24'
."h-?01 o ... 16 33069 16133125 24
33120 . 24 3323R 24 33409 40
33601.. 2413617 16 33660 16 '
83729 ".II 1613S77S 12033S00 80
S4060 120134202 16 34217 1«
34345 . 24I34CS3...... 24 344S7 40
S4 04 I 16134745 80 31767 16
Sm 1635037..... 16I350W.:... 2*
S5.'tS7. ... 16:35488.'.... 24355.4..... 24
is^IIII 16i353M 40135606 80!
S56.U J635731 5«&iX A
•?^TR« "4135825 4035946 24
mmSi:::: wS8&.\% =<i-:^ 40
36750 24136773 24 36064 16
37070 40137236 16 3i288 16
37'^K) ... 2413730R 16 37313 8O
37438 II 24 37463 80137508 40 (
37574 163WX0 16'3.Hf«7 4ft!
"804:;::; i«iiM2« uissks ™
3S.142 1613S373 1613R430 24'
38514...; 40!3«753 16I3S956 16 (
B90«7 -40:39219 16139330 40'
SJMMfl 16(39733 24J39736 24
39737. ... 24130739 16i39742 24
3DS79 1639979 16:40010 24
4(V>^1 40140272 1«l4IH33 24
40471 1640938 16I40940 2*
41053 24)41080 16141184 24
414S5 16 41526 16 41540 SO
41630 lfi!41«75 16141799 16
419«3 1«|41994 24|42114 18
42196 16142286 16142501 1« |
42594 24142616 16142657 16 !
42663 16142846 24 4284S 40,
42943 40 I
4314H 16 43253 16 43511 10 1
4359? 16 43704 24J43740 16
437R6 24143792 16143808 16
43932 16 43985 40144067 10
44107 24 44344 16!44RC2 24
448S6 40 44913 40(44916 40
449J>2 16!4.V»3« 40145166 16
45201 16145398 16J45475 12O
45M1 16145524 2000|45561 1« .
4573S 40|45774 16I45S90 16;
45053 80l45970 24I46105 24.
46210 24 40252 40146395 16
46449..... 8046487 40J46591 40 j
466R5 24 46732 16|46792 16!
46976 16147324 16 47404 SO
47622 40 47B50 24147756 4O '
477R5 24147840 40|47886 16
47901..... 80:47914 24(48012 16 '
4S106 24148141 40148155 80
48173 40I4R106 24|484BC.....' 40,
4S472 24J48477..... 16U8518 1«
4R5S1 ¦ 5 40I485M) 80I4875R 40
48S15 .... 2414RS54 164R933 16
40013 16149129.... ". 16 49272 10
40291 16149443 16 4946« 16
4O4SO 1CI495R2 40 49505 IB
406T4..... 24'49733 16149805 40
49S54 1*5(49916 24l49ftT7 in >
50025 24150218 24I5P2S5 120
B0314 16150331 16150503 24
5061S 16150631 16!50742 1«
fiOOir. 24 50934 1RI.-.1044 24
R1061 R0 51181 1615120.1 IB
M206 80 51210 24151410 24
M434 24151521 24151685 8000
B1751 16I617R5 24151851..... 24
MM: 24'M9«2 401
r.21M 16152164. .._„ 1615222T. 2t
R2271 80|522«6 16132348 40
r,2307 1 6152604 16|5251J> 24
52567 241.12582 R01525R7 40
52f.no 24152603 24!52«25 1«
62732..... 24'52R39 40152925 16
C3104 16153224.;... 16I.VW007,... SO
B431R 24153443 24153463 24
63375 1«|53622 80I53K37 SO
63*37 24I536S2 24I53715 jfi
M741 1«|.137S8 16133R43 J20 !
63R51 24I54O19 M>|54037 SO
54451..... 80154495 24!54«1!» i R
54797 16154*44 24 I 54!U5 24
64949 16154991 40I55O4.1..... l«
652(50..... 16I5557S 24155603 40
r>5617 40155618 16l53fi97 40
55767 18ISW58 40I.VWR3 R{>
65SR.S 120155966 24156053.... 04
66058..... 40156007 16156215 4(»
66232 80156315 24I5«2U3... 24
6fM10 16I565O7 24!5firt«>O... . «.
66«72 16156R74 16156730. .«. .. 40
6«910 . 1615«9»4 RO'57056.... •>.
: 67094 16157152..... 24157159 ifi
672.57 16157287 l«51573rtfl A?
67733 4O-S7741 40f3787eIIIH 7*
6R0S7 241S8284 l«!5S3n5. 21
5S4RS 80158519 24198531 f,\
68577 16I5RKW 40!5St»6.".:" lfi
58SS0..... 4015SS9S 2*I58»43 ™4
!WBfl4...:. 24I50O05 40i590«B.. «I
89559 " 24!595«2 1«159fW9. .* Ti
6!»!>0 16!59*m9 24l«00S3. . .1*' «
601M 24|«O12O •120lrO503. it
605S7 80160645 16I6OCC7 so
61105 leiema lenm ?2
61175 16161101 400161339 M
SERVIAN M. L. and R. Society Picnic— Tls»
following Tombola prizes remain uncali. J
for: No*. 47. CO. 73. 192. 1£»S. 432. 5.O. &•¦
1133. 1229. 1308. I5t». 1560. 2232. 3313, - Hs
2378. .2385, 247a: also following gate prize*:
No». 820, &». 800. 1048. ICtiti. PrU*« mu-:
be called tor within ten days »t 811 Talra •*•
SPECZAI. NOTICE.
Each coupon has the Initials M. & F. on the
ta.ee and back of the ticket.
The following are the 'capital prizes, as de
cided by the Honduras National Company. June
18. 1004:
No. 19345 wins $7500. eold In San Francisco,
Cal.; No. 51685 wins $2000. sold In San Fran
cisco, Cal.; No. 5423 wins $1000. sold in San
Francisco, Cal.: No. 45324 wins $500. sold In
San Francisco. Cal.; Nos 77731 and 80210 each
win. $250 sold in San Francisco.- Cal.; Nos.
4091, G1191. 63785. 85808 and 98658 each win
$100, sold in San Francisco, Cal.
The following capital prizes were paid by the
above M. & F. Co. for May 14, 1904: Sam
Kierski, cigar business, S21 California St., San
Francisco. Cal., $7500; James Zervas. restau
rant. 143 Fourth St., residing at 1109 Folsom
st.. San Francisco. Cal., $1000; Italo Calpestrl,
R. R. & S. S. Co., 5 Montgomery ave., San
Francisco. $1000; George Young Derning, shoe
store. 904 Valencia St.. San Prancleco. Cal..
$500; G. A. Vossberg. 1729^ Mission St.. San
Francisco. Cal., $500. •
ESTABLISHED JANUARY. 1887,
Owing- to the fact that numerous schemes ars
placed before the public from time to time, we
would respectfully call the attention of pur
chasers of tickets to buy only from responsible
agents and to see that their tickets read as fol
lows: - ,
THE ORIGINAL UTTLB LOUISIANA COM
„, PANY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
The Original Little Louisiana Com
pany or San Francisco.
ESTABLISHED JANUARY, 1S8T.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
THE SAN FRANCISGO CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1904.
The kind of raiment a woman speaks
of in the plural she seldom speaks of In
public. V
14
ROOMS FOR HOtSEKEEPI\C Con.
VAN NESS ave.. -1 — Alcove parlor; gas. small
kitchen, cas stove; eunny.
VAN' XliaS 017 — Fine sui:e housekeeping rros.:
eunr.y ccr'.; also rir.gie ro^ms; water and gas.
VAN NK??. I4C9— For l:ousekeep!ng. sunny al-
crv.- «rid b.iy-trir.iJow roon:s. comp. UlLChen
•wiih cst rante: every room reduced: ;» up-
ADVKKTI.-KMENTS. subscriptions received at
C-iil branch ofCc.ror.Duncm and Church sta.
Zpabtweitt hopses.
a— thi: mxcksk, 91 central ave.
new house; beautifully finished;
3 and 4 rooms: gas stoves fur-
nished; janitor serviced |
ST."cECiVTk. 115 Fell, above Van Ness ave. —
The u.nie «if perfection in modern, elegantly
lurniri-.id :;-rt.om apartments, with private
l*.lhi. steam heat, <-Ie.\ Mght^elev., gas rarg-.
JC— \lGt>TINE 945 POFT; APARTMENTS:
fubjcisked And rp to date: phones
IN ALL ROOMS. PHONE PR. EX. 745.
OCTAVIA. 1423— Most select apartment-bouse
in city; 3-4 rootns; elegantly furnished.
ST I-OL'JS. 15"r- Jackson st. — Modern 3-4-5
rw>ms: Turn, or rnfnrn. : r*fs. Tcl. East RW
it<HI>li> TO LET— Kara, and I'nfurn.
T^KIVCNSWICK House. 349 Sixth rt.— Rooms !
25c tu *1 per nigiit. Jl 2o to $5 per wpek and j
Ight housekeeping rooms; open all night.
AT '"Th* Almonte," 873 Market st. (or No. 1
Fifth »t.» -Rooms. 25c. bOc, Jl. $1 60 night;
$1 ."• • 1, $10 work; bouse open all night.
ATSPOTSFORD (The), cor. Broadway and Polk
— tju'.<"t, homrlike; charges reas.; cars direct.
ELTN'CTT. 1426 Market (old No. 1364) — Fur-
nlfhej rooms, suite, single; also unfurnished.
BITS!!. 110' — Sunny Lay window alcove: run-
•frg »ater; sas: bath, etc.
CLIFFORD. 2<M Ellis, cer. Mason— Elegantly
furnished sunny rooms; prices reasonable.
TLEVENTH. 21— Elegant rooms, single er en
stuite; furnished or unfurnished; references.
ELLIS 92«— Elegantly furnished rooms; sun.
electric lights. . batlis. steam heat, phone,
new; flat 4. elevator^
GRAND Southern. 7th and Mission — Rooms .15c
to $1 25 night; $1 .V) to $6 wk.; readlng-rm.
HOTEL pUFFEBXX. 749 Ellis— Elegantly fur-
nished tultes and single rooms.
HYDE. 727— Elegantly furnished rooms, suit-
able for cemlfmen, in private family.
JONEP. 2 n " (Van Winkle) — Furnished sunny
mis. ; suite or single; gents preferred; $2 up.
NINTH. 3 47— Large sunny room, suitable for
on* or two iierscns.
O'FARRELL. 302 — Nicely furnished parlori:
tunny single or Miite: light housekeeping if
dmired; 1 small tingle' ruora for gentleman.
O'FARRELL. 1164— Elegant, newly furnished
r.-onr*; front, tide, rear; sunny; running
water; references exchanged.
O'FAKRELL. 3620, nr. Buchanan — Large well-
iurniehed rooin; suitable for two; $9.
POST. $«#. ne»r Hyde — Large furnished front j
rjem; Lath; gas; for 1 or 2 gents. 1
POWKLL. 1005 (The VIrginis)— A snap: ele- 1
gam front miite; partly furnished; marine
\ifw; running water.
lioYAL House. J2rt Ellis— Incandescent lights, j
re«dinit-room. pmoklng-roora and Iadle6" par- ¦
lor; rooms j»r night, .">5c to fl 50; week. $2 |
to SS; month. $8 to $30; elevator on ground I
floor: rooms with hot and cold water; baths, j
EUTTKH, 'Ml <Larvhmont» — $•! to $« per week;
modern; hot and <"old water; baths free.
GUTTER. C14 <Wertmtnster) — Handsomely fur-
uifheu yunny bay-window suites of rooms.
TAVLOR. (24, cor. Sutter — Sunny bay-window
frunt room; suitable for two; $12.
THE ST. KATHRYN*.
N E. COR. LEAVENWORTH AND
Kl.LIH— SKNNIEST AND CLEANEST
ROOSU IN THE «ITY: BATHS: HOT
AXD COLD WATER IN EVERY
ROOM; ELEVATOR SERVICE; MOD-
CRN CONVENIENCES; FROM $3
era; week ;
THE VALMOUTH, 1049A Market St.— Sunny
rooms: net and cold water; elevator; $2 to $7. j
UNITED STATES, 123 Eddy, near Market — 400
loom?. SSe to Jl night, $1 75 to $6 week; elec-
tric lights mo gas), running water in every
room: elevator, read. -room; free bus: baggage.
WINCHESTER Hotel, 44 3d fct.. near Market —
Most convenient and respectable: 700 rooms;
to $1 50 night; $2 to $K week; elevator;
»lec. lights: reading-room; free bus; buggagc.
WOLF Hou», 202 Sixth st~— Rooms from 15c
to $1 per night and from »0c to $5 per week.
ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at
Call branch office, cor. Duncan & Church sts.
BOOMS A2TO BOARD.
HOTEL BALTIMORE.
Tins SELECT FAMILY HOTEL. BEATJTI-
VULUY SITUATED ON THE FINEST COR-
NER OF VAN NESS AVE.. NOW THOR-
OUGHLY RENOVATED AND EQt>lPPED
WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
IS READY TO RECEIVE GUESTS.
1015 VAN NESP. COR. GEARY.
APPLY TO MRS. E. WINDELE. MANAGER.
HOTEL HATTON. 977 Pir.e — New modern
suite*, and single: special inducements to
•f-uri«ts *nd country visitors; <x>nvenient to
theaters and trade center: reasonable.
BRADBURY HOTEL, 1C04 California sL
TABLE UNEXCELLED; REASONABLE.
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE SUMMER.
VAN NESS. 2511 — Nicely furnished rooms;
running water, bath and phone; breakfast
and Sinner If desired.
COUGH. 1120. near O" Farrell— Beautiful sunny
rms. <fxce.II.ent home cooking. $20;2 meals $1S. j
EDDY. 112S. opp. Jefferson Pk. — Nicely fur. j
•unry rooms; table board: reas.; new mang't. i
GBACT. V*l. Hotel L' Aiglon — Family rooms
snd board: entirely renovated; re&s. prices.
HOTEL STEWART. 1101 Pine — Large sunny
F:T>gle room*; al.^o Email suite.
JOHNSTON (Th»). «S O" Farrell st.— Sunny
rooms, with beard; beautiful grounds; refs.
LEA VEN WORTH. 1023 — Large sunny room
with board: I .a;!:; phone; 2. 3 or 4 gentlemen.
THE CROCKER, Pine and Leavenworth 6ts.—
!argfr tunny ruite; also single room.
TURK, S22— Sunny rooms and gcod board;
reasonable.
ROOMS AXD HOARD WA.VTED.
BOARD and room wanted In private family by
young it.**: rtate terms. Box 110". Call.
BOOMS WASTED.
'«!OOM "»ar;tf3 Hi young lady; central; r.orth of
Mattel Art Ss Box 1127. Call.
_^ ASSXr S iMIUTT NOTICES.
ASfttoSSMEN -• MJTICE— Honolulu Plantation
CcJjjNtrr, .dcat un of principal place of bus-
u>#-*i,. Oty «r,l County of San Francisco.
«-«!« r.I OJtf -nia— Notice is hereby given
!tu»t st a Ti^.t.ng of the Board of Directors ;
itM* <li«* 15Ui day of June, A. D. 19*4 an i
*Mt«.'3e=t <N.. 8) of five dollars « $5.00)' per j
¦ *i<sre *er !*'i«d upon the capital stock of |
-UK «wrp< riuwi, payable Immediately to th« I
'-.' Sdcretar y \>i V-' company, at the office of!
th* CGUipATtr. T27 Market St., room 4, second I
.fleer.,,. In the i'ty and County of San Fran-
clcoa. h**s*.« of California. Any stock upon :
wiiicfi t!i!s arveKnent shall remain unpaid
un <!.f C'm J»>- of July. 3904 will be de-
tmcuetit and udvertieed for sale nt public
auction, and nnleu payment is made before,
will be told on the )Mh day of August. 1904,
:« p»y the delinquent assessment, together
with cost of advertising and expenses of
nale. H. W. THOMAS. Secretary Honolulu
Plantation Compsny, •.•;n Market' s-trect, San
Francisco. California.
pnoi'osALJT
PROPOSALS for Steam PumpT^etcT^Oiflc«
Depot Quartermaster. V.ti New Montgomery
strcft. tan Francisco. Cal., June 15th, 1904.
Kt»aled iiropotalti. In triplicate, tubject to
usual coadltirais. will be r<i»ived here until
II o'clock a. ax. Katurday. June 25th, 1904
uiid then enened. • for furnishing 1 Steam
)>umn, Pipe end Fittings, for Camp Downes
and Caroj» Ovcrton. P. I. Preference will
be tlveu to articles of domestic production
and manufacture, condition cf price un<i
quality being eyual (Including | n thi» price
of foreign production the duty tliereon). The
U. fi reKcrves right to accept or reject
any or all proposal* or any part thereof.
Jnlormation and blank proposals furnished
on application. Envelopes containing pro-
l»jral* to tie market "Proposals for Pipe
and Kitting* N«>. 4«50." and addressed to
Mejor- C A. Dnol, Qr. Mr., U. s. a.
IJcpct Quartermaeter.
PROPOSALS for Steam Pump^ etc.— Office
liepot <}uartermaeter, 36 Ne\r Montgomery
t-tre».'t. 6an Frunclsco, Cal.'. June !5th. 1904
Healed iir<>i»j:--u!K. in triplicate, subject to
u>ua! condltionH. will be received here until
11 o'clock, a. m.. Saturday, June 25tfa, 1904
and then cp»~n<«l, for furnishing 1 5teani
I*ump. Pipe and Fittings for Lucena, P. I.
X'l-cferttoee tvill be given for articles of do-
ni<-i-t;c pioduction and manufacture, condi-
tions of price and quality being equal (in-
cluding In the price of foreign production
tlie duty thereon.) The TJ. S. reserves right
to Accept any er all proposals or any part
iVjr'of. Information and blank proposals
fun; i*l. id un application. Envelopes con-
taining proposals 1 to be marked "Proposals
for fSteam Pump, etc.. No. 4631." and ad-
drc««ed tu Major C. A. Devol, Qr. Mr., U.
t. A., Depot Quartermaster.
STORAGK ASD WAREHOUSES. |
A — EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co.; furniture. I
household goods etoretl. moved, shipped. 725- !
731 Howard st., nr. Third; phone Grant 1C1. j
A— GIL13ERT & STOLL Storage Co.; storage,
packing, shipping warehouse. G. G. and Van
Nese; office 1170 Market, r. -13; tcl. South 750.
PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co.. of-
fice Post r.nd Powell sts.; tcl. Pri. Ex. 571.
CONKLIN'S Storage — Furniture and merchan-
! dis--. UU3 Golden Gate ave.; phone East ISO.
¦GOLDEN West Storage; advances made. S40
Mission St.; tel. Howard 'Ml. F.W.Zehtuss.
i PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
I pany. 2320 Flllmore st. ; phone Jacksop 281.
! BEKINS Van and Storage Co.. 11 Montgomery
St.. tel. Main lSJO. Shipping at cut ratea.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum
Focirty glvos notice that, owing to the prev-
alence of scarlatina throughout the city, the >
asylum will be closed to visitors on Friends'
dny, June 24, 1904. SUSAN RUSSELL 1
SPOTTS, Secretary. .
THE following children have been admitted by •
the San Francisco Nursery for Homeless .
Children: Wilda Cuptill. age 4Vi years,
abandoned; Dorothy Wllburn, age 14 months,
orphan.
: STCTTERI\« AND STAMMERING.
AT Melbourne Institute, Van Ness & Market.
Is taught celebrated Melbourne system: only
Molbcurce in U. S.: private: established 3
years in S. F. Tel. Mint 2ii20 from 1 to 5 p.m.
TYFEWBITEBS^ ABTD^SUPPIiIES.
AN exceptionally good No. 2 Remington. No. 1
Smith Premier, $25; other typewriters «t
higher and lower prices: rentals $2 SO. The
Typewriting Exchange. .136 California st.
A FEW goM typewriters at $30 each; get par-
ticulars of L. & M. ALEXANDER. 110 Mont-,
jroffiery st
2I> HAND typewriters sold, rented, repaired.
Wfbstrr Typewriting In=>i>ec. Co.. 608 Market.
VTAVT. * ~~
MOTHERS' and daughters' home treatment;
booklet mailed free; correspondence Invited.
V1AVI CO., 2304 Van Ness ave.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
DTv?DENlD~N7mCE^aT^
urban Home Building Society, fifth floor.
Mutual Savings Bank building. 708 Market
St.. opposite Third — For tho half year end-
ing June 30, 1904. a dividend has been de-
clared at the rate per annum of ten (10) per
cent on capital ftock and participating cer-
tificates, free from taxes, payable on and
after Friday. July 1. 1904.
JOSEPH Ji. LEONARD. Manager.
HUGH CRAIG. Secretary and Cashier.
DIVIDEND Notice: California Safe Deposit
• nd Trust Company, corner California and !
Montgomery ets. — Fir the elx months ending 1
June 30. 1904. dividends have been declared j
on deposits in the savings department of thl« i
company as follows: On term deposits, at
the rate of 3 6-10 per cent per annum, and on
ordinary deposits at the rate of 3 per cent
per annum, free of taxes and payable on and
after Friday. July 1. 1UO4.
J. DALZELL BROWN. Manager.
THE Continental Building and Loan Associa-
tion, corner of California and Battery streets.
Fan Francisco, has declared a dividend of
8 per cent p«>r annum on Class "A" and
"F" stock, 6 per cent on term deposits and
5 per cent on ordinary deposits, for the $Ix
months ending June 30, 1904.
WASHINGTON DODGE. President.
WILLIAM CORBIN, Sec. & Gen. Mgr.
DIVIDEND Notice: San Francisco Ravings
"t'nion. 5.*52 California Ft., corner Webb. —
For the half year ending with the 30th of
June. 1904, a dividend has b»en declared at
the rate per annum of three and one- half
(SH) PW cent on term deposits and three (3)
per cent on ordinary deposits, free of taxes,
payable on and after July 1, 1904.
LOVELL WHITE. Cashier.
DIVIDEND Notice: The German Savings and
Loan Society. .'.26 California st.— For the half
year ending June 30, 1904. a dividend has
- b*>en declared at the rate of three and one-
quarter (3 ! i) per cent per annum on all de-
posits free of taxes payable on and after
Friday July 1. 3!'C4.
GEORGE TOURNEY. Secretary.
DIVIDEND Notice: Mechanics' Savings Bank,
southwest corner Bush and Montgomery sts. j
—For the half year ending with June 30. |
J904. a dividend has heen declared at the j
rate' of three and ono-quarter (3'i) per cent
p^r annum on all deposits, free of taxee. pay-
able on and after Friday. July 1. 3904.
FREDERICK H. CLARK. Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE: Mutual Savings Bank
of Han Francis-co, 710 Market st. — For the
half year ending June :><\ lf>04. a dividend '
been declared at the rate of three and ]
one-quarter (3'») p*r cent per annum on all
•leposits. free of taxes, payable on and after
Friday, July 1, 1904.
GEO. A. STORY, Cashier.
DIVIDEND. Notice: Humholdt Savings Bank, j
I** Geary «t- — For the half year ending June
VM a dividend on deposits has been declared
at the rate of 3% per cent per annum, free j
of taxes, payable on and after Julv 1, 1904.
W. E. PALMER, Cashier.
DIVIDEND Notice— Savings and Loan Society,
101 Montgomery st-. corner Sutter. has de- ]
dared a dividend 'for the term ending June
30. 1904. at tlie rate of three and one-quarter j
(3'»> per cent per annum on all deposits, free ;
of taxes and payable on and after July 1,
3904. CYRUS W. CARMANY. Cashier.
CLAREMONT Oil Company on July 1, 1904,
will pay a dividend (No. 1) of 1 cent per
share on its issued capital v stock at its of-
fice, room 31, seventh floor,' Mills building:
transfer books clo«=e on Saturday, June 23,
1904, at 1 p. m. GEORGE J. REMINGTON,
Pecreta ry.
MAHKIAGE LICENSES.
j The following marriage licenses were Issued
I yesterday:
Emll L. Arata. 21, 619'i Chestnut street, ana
Mary K. Franchl. 23. UStf Mason street.
William J. McCabe. 21. 533 Taylor street,
and Nora'A. peters, l fi . liutte, Mont.
William K. Kays, 21. 205 Valencia street,
and Marguerite A. Koch, 18, 303 Erie etrtet.
George E. Kroetz, 21, 205 Leavenworth
etreet, and Regina H. Maginnls. 18. 405 Pierce.
Edward W. Moorf, 59, Trubody, and Mary
E. Hibley, 57, Pomona.
Gustavus J. Muldoon. 24. 17 D^rborn place,
and Olga M. Belcher. IS. 17 Dearborn place.
Henry C. Schroder, 34, Watsonvlile, and F.
Loui*e Thurwachter, 24, Watsonvllle.
Joseph H. Brayshau, 30, 910 Capp ¦trcet.
and Harriet E. Wrigley. 22. 2028 SutUr street.
Philip Buchanan. 39. 4U3 Valencia street,
and Delia Luughlin, 2t>, W Dorland street.
Domenico Mignola. 49. H25 Pacific street, and
Rosa Tomas^tU, 28, (25 Pacific street.
\.t>u',y, B. Compton, 24, Eureka, and Eliza-
beth Evans, 25. Eur«?ka.
John Younr, 2C. 2C07A Golden Gate avenue,
and Lydia J. Presley, 25, 75S Harrison street.
William H. Dasmann. 21, 1S3 Thirteenth
street, and Mary McDonnell, 23, 331S Twenty-
sixth strett.
Peter Murphy. 30. .161 Capp street, and Mar-
garet Hurley. 22. 407!» Twenty-third street.
Frank J. Brazil 21.. Rio Vista, and Lydia
McKenna. IS, Mill Valley.
Victor Aaron, 32. «328 Sutter street, and
Paulino- Morris, 22. 1235 Ellis street.
Charles Tcllcfsen, 22. 2G45 Harrison street,
and Ann V. Johnson. 17. Berkeley.
Arthur G." Shera. 27. 103 Twenty-ninth street,
and Hilda L. Broadwood, 27, 1511 Nineteenth
avenue.
Henry G. Davies, 39, 346 Third street, and
Ada K. Stuart, 37. 34« Third street.
Charles H. Rochette, 2s. Rubs House, and
j Margaret F. Collins, 23. 739 Folsom street.
Kobert L. Kirkland. 38, Payson, 111., and
Adllnq O'Halllran. 31. Payson. III.
\ BIRTHS— MARRIAGES — DEATHS:
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will net be inserted. They must be handed
In at fither of the publication offices and be
Indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to hive the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the ev«»nt are published once In this column
frw; of charee.
MARRIED. ~
BELASCO — LEVY— In this citj-. June 19. 1904.
by the Rev. Dr. J. Nieto. Edward UeJafeo
and Anna Levy.
KRAMER— DAVIS— In this city, June 19,
10(14. l>y the Rev. Dr. J. Nleto, Maurice S.
Kramer ami Leah R. Davis.
W1LKIE— KELLY— In this city, by the Rev.
Mr. Guthrie. Walter Wllkic and Florence
Kelly, of Kan Francinco.
DIED.
Barnctt. M. T. O'Leary. Marv A.
B<xie. Herman O'Neil, Capt. Thos.
Brennan, Mary O'Reilly. Michael
Fleitsher, Mrs. Eva Rlley, Mrs. Karah
Fose, Edward Schlsler, John .
Free. Elizabeth Kchur, Lillie
Gorman. Richard F. Shanny, Lawrence
Haesott. William Hmlth, Frank M.
Humphreys, Steven Smith. Leonard F.
Kallstrom, Rosanna Sweeney. Mary
Marten (infant) v Williams. Lilly
BARNtTT— In thi» city, Juno 22, 1904. M. T.
Barnett tlate of Santa Rosa), dearly beloved
husband of Delia Barnett, and father of
Leonore, Delia. Nellie and Thomas Barnctt,
native- of Illinois, aged 50 years.
CyNotic* of funeral hereafter. Remains
at the uariors of Carew & English, 29 Van
liens avenue.
BODE— In this city, June 19. 1904, Herman
llode. a native of Germany, aged 50 years.
C7"Fricnds and acquaintances arc respect-
fully invited to annul the funeral this day
(Thursday), at 2:30 o'clock, from the funeral
narlors of the H. F. Maass Company. H17
Mission street. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery, via o:30 o'clock train from Third
and Townsend utreets.
BRENNAN— In this city, June 22, 1904, Mary,
beloved wife of John Brennan, and mother
of Mary. Lizzie. Thomas, Michael. Edward
. and the late William Brennan, a native of.
Ireland, aged 53 years. '
(TTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Friday), at 8:30 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence. Filinfore street, thence to Sacred
Heart Church, where a requiem mass will
bo celebrated for the repose of her soul, com-
mencing at » o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
FLKISHKR— In this city, June 21. 1904, Mrs.
Kva Fleisher, beloved mother of M. and a.
Fleislier of Santa Maria. Betsy Flelsher and
Mrs. L. Mows of Pendlf-ton. Ore., a native
cf Crakow. Austria, aped 74 years and 10
month?. (San Bernardino papers please
copy.)
IE?" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
to-day (Thursday). June 23. at 4 o'clock, at
the chapel of N. Gray & Co.. S3o butter
street. Interment San Bernardino.
FOHS— In the City and County Hospital, Juno
22, ll>04, Edward Foss, a native of Norway,
need 44 years.
FREE— In this city, June 22, 3004, Elizabeth, j
wife of William S. Free, and mother of Mrs. 1
John Mcl-ean and Albert R. Dice, a native
of Klizabethtown, Hardln County. Kentucky,
aged 70 years 7 months and 25 days.
C^Servlcfs will be held to-morrow (Frl-
day). June 24, at 1 ::i0 o'clock, at her late |
residf-nce. 7W Oak street, between Flllmore
and Steiner. Interment private.
GORMAN— In this city. June 22, 10OI, Richard
F. Gorman, beloved son of Margaret Gor-
man, bt loved husband of the late Margaret
Gorman, father of David H.. Gorman, and
brother of M. J.. Elizabeth H.. Catherine
T. and D. J. Gorman, a native of Boston,
¦ Crnie funeral will take place Friday
morning, June 24, at tt o'clock, from his late
residence. 82;{ Grovo street, thence to Sacred
Heart Church. ; where -a requiem high mass
will b» celebrated for the repose of his soul
at «:;>0 o'clock. Interment private. Kindly
omit fluweis.
HASSETT— In the City and County Hospital.
June 21; 1K04. William Hassett. a native of
California, aired 3a years.
HUMPHREYS— In A»cua Caliente, Mexico, of
paralysis. Steven G. Humphreys, beloved
husband of Sallie V. Humphreys, and father
of Thomas V. and Alfred Kt. J. Humphreys,
a native of England, aged 48 years.
KALLSTROM— In this city. June 21. 1904,
Rosanna, widow of the late Captain Herman
Kallstrom. and dearly beloved mother of
Captain Charles K. Kallstrom of Seattle.
Herman F.. George W.. E. Benjamin. Frank
F. and llattie Kallstrom, Mrs. Louise Eck-
hardt and Mrs. Lillif Myers, and slater of j
Kate Ens-lish of Stockton and the late Mar- |
garet U'Conell. n native of Dundalk. County
Louth. Ireland, aged 66 years.
ErFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully lnvlt-d to attend the funeral Saturday,
June 2r>. at 9 o'clock, from her late resilience,
1715 Joiips street, thence to St. Brigid's
Church, wher? ji roquiem high mass will.be
celebrated for the repose of her soul, com-
mencing at 9:G0 o'clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
MARTEN— In this city, Juno 21. 1JVM, Infant
child of Henry and Carena Marten, a na-
tive nf San Francisco.
O'LEAUT— In Oakland. Cal.,' June 21. 1004,
Mary Agnes, beloved wife of T. O'Leary, a :
native of New York, aged 41 years 3 months \
and 1 days. j
(Cy Friends and acquaintances are respect- |
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day j
• Thursday), at f* :.'i0 o'clock, from her late
residence No. B50 Albion street, thence . to 1
St. Francis de Sales Cliurch. wherfr- a re-
: quiem liigli mass will be celebrated for the
repose of her soul, commencing at 10
o'clock. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery,
Oakland.
O'NEIL— In this city. June 21. 1904. Captain
Thomas O'Neil, loving father of Mrs. J. H.
Cousins, Mrs. W. F. Hogan and Peter and
Thomas O'Neil. a native of Ireland, "aged
75 years. !
Z^7 The funeral will take place to-morrow I
(Friday), at 1<> o'clock, from the funeral !
parlors of James McGinn & Co., 214 Eddy j
street, thence to Holy Cross Cemetery for |
interment, via electric car from Eighteenth i
and Guerrero streets. |
O'REILLY— In Oakland, Cal.. June 21, 1904. |
Michael, beloved husband of the late- Roee ,
O'Reilly, and father of Minnie O'Reilly, aj
native of Newport, County Mayo. Ireland, •
aged 63 yearn. (New York. Scranton, Pa., ]
and Cleveland, Ohio, papers please copy.)
E7 Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day j
• Thursday), at S:30 o'clock, from his late
r«»sid>nce. No. 727 Adeline street, thence to
St. Patrick's Church, where a requiem high
mnsp will be celebrated for the repose of his
soul, commencing at ft o'clock. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery. Oakland.
HI LEY— In San Jo*e. June 19, 1W4, Mrs.
Sarah Rlley, beloved mother of Andrew
Francis and Angela Rlley and Mrs. May
; Stephens, and Mrs. S. J. Amaya, a native of
Dublin, Ireland, aged 67 years 8 months and
10 days.
SCHISLER— In this city, June 22. 1004, John
Schislrr. A member of the Barbers' Pro-
tective Union.
SCHUR— In this city. Jun- 22, 1904. Lillie, be-
loved wife of A. R Schur, and mother of
Lillie Schur. and s/igter of James, Charles,
Jennie. Fanny, Alma and the late Ella Stod-
dard. ' a native of San Francisco, ased 24
years and I month.
SHANEY— In th" City and County Hospital.
June 22, 1HO1. Lawrence Shaney, a native of
Ireland, aged 70 years.
SMITH— In Honolulu, June 9, 1904, Frank M..
beloved husband of Mm. F. M. Smith, and
father of Alice and Frank Smith of Fifth
av<nui>, this city, aged 45 years. "
!ET Friends and acquaintances are invited
to attend the funeral services at Odd Fel-
i lows' Cemetery, on Friday, June 24, at 3
I ©clock.
i SMITH— In this city. June 22, J9O4. Leonard
F.. beloved husband of Maria D. Smith, a
native of Pennsylvania, aged SI years 1
month and 36 days.
SWEENEY— In this city. June 22, 1904. Mary
Sweeney, beloved daughter of Annie nnd Cor-
nelius Sweeney, and sister of Leon Sweeney,
nnd granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hurson. a native of San Francisco, aced 1
year 7 months and 1 day.
tC?"Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrov
• Friday), at 11 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence, :t°10 Buchanan street, between Lom-
bard aii'l Greenwich. Interment Holy Cross
< 'emetery.
WILLIAMS— In this city. June 21. 19W. Lilly
May Williams, beloved daughter of Henry
L. and Katie Williams, and beloved sister of
Georg* Warren and Dean Williams, and
Mrs. Ix>n Moore and Mrs. Walt Eddy of Eu-
gene, Ore., a -native of California,- aged 18
years 4 months and IS days.
ICFriends and acquaintance* are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Friday), June 24, at 1:15 o'clock, from the
parlors of Gantner Bros., 12C9 Mission street,
between Elzhth and Ninth, thence to the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, on Bush
street, between Gough and Octavia. for
services, commencing at 2 o'clock, inter-
ment Cypress Lawn Cemetery-
CARD OF THANKS.
The parents and family of the late Edna
Yrene Sommer extend their heartfelt thanks
to the many kind friends who by their
love and tender sympathy helped to lighten
the bitter sorrow lately suffered In tho loss
of our loving daughter and sister, Edna
Yrene Sommer.
James McGinn. Henry Hansen.
JAMES McGINN & CO.,
Formerly With McGinn Bros.,
— — Funeral Directors and Embalmers———
214 Eddy Et.:_Tel. South 676.
F J. Monahan, Manager, Tel. Mission 31.
MONAHAN, O'HARA & CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
I 2339-2341 Mission St., near Nineteenth.
; San Francisco.
EVERY ONE A WINNER.
THEY ARE HUMMERS.
Be sure to collect this series.
Look at this attractive list:
1. *'A Grass Widow," by Bry-
= son.
2. "Footlight Favorites," by
Boson. ' •
3. "Temptation." by Bryson.
4. "The Girl in Yellow," by
Brypon.
5. "Innocence," by Bryson.
6. "Constance," by Richter. 1
7. "Rosamond," by Richter.
8. "3Iother and Child," by
Richter.
9. "Head . Over Heels," by
Brotvn (H. A.).
10. "A Serious Case," by Rose-
land. •
Beginning willi the issue of
July 3,
THE SUNDAY CALL
Will issue a series of tlie hand*
somest Art Supplements ever
issued by a paper in the
United States.
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