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-« U s ** Gms * Electric 60 00
$9,000 S P of Arizona (1909) 1C6 1»
Afternoon Session.
Board —
30 Honokaa S Co 12 00
75 Makaweli 23 73
50 Makawell 24 0©
210 Spring Valley Water Co 37 00
35 Spring Valley Water Co 37 12VL
$6,000 Cal C Gas A Elect 5 per cent. 103 3<>
$2,000 Los Angeles Ry 5 per cent tX3 62Vfc
$4. COO Los Angeles Ry 5 per cent 113 75
$2,000 Pacific Electric Ry 5 per cent.. 104, 00
Unlisted Securities.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
! Bid. Ask.l Bid. Ask.
Bay CVC 6s. — 90 SF A NP 5s. — 10»%
B L Wat 6e. — 117 |s P C R 4s. — 100
Cal NW 5s.. — 113 ISP Co 4^,«.10O —
M C Wat 53.100 — I Sun Tel 5*.. — 104
Ris I Wks 5s — 105 ISutter-st R5s.lO5 111
SF Drdk 8s — lt3^i!UR of SF 4s. 81% S3
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Ala S Co. . . 25>4 — | Mat Nav Co. — 99
Amer Bis Co — 90 I Nev Nat Bk 19fl —
Cal Cot Mils — 87 iN 8 R R Co. 9X1
Cal GAECor. 49% 50 IN Cal P Co. — 10V4
C Jockey Cl. — 125 I Oak Bk Sav. 120 —
Cal Powder. 125 145 (Oak T Con.. 75
Cal Ship Co. — 25 1 1 OOF, Hall A 6 —
Cal T I A T.115 — lOrphfrtim Co. — 15ft
Cen Bk. Oak — €5 I PacC Cas Co. 130 —
Chutes Co .. 6H 7 |Pac S Tel. .101 1C«
City A C Bk — 120 iPac Snr Co. 10ft —
Cyp L Imp.. 7 — iParaf Paint.. 3« —
East Dynm.. — 270 S F Drydock. 60 —
DptPwd pfd — 00 I SF&SJ Coal.. — 25
Do com .. — 90 |3 J Wat Co. — 1P«
FN Bk. Oak. 12O — SO A MTgbt.125 —
Fischer -Thtr 5.Tc — ! Swiss- A Bk.115 —
Frnch-A Bk.106 lift (Truck Elect.. 11 —
Gas Con A.. — 22 UR InC pfd. 4* —
Hono P Co.. 10 — Do com ... 9Vi —
LonA SF Bk — 60
Morning Session.
Board —
100 Cypress Lawn Imp Co T (M»
Street — r
50 Pacific States Tel A Tel Co.. 101 25
Afternoon Session.
Board —
$10,000 United R R of S F 4 per cent.. SI B0
j California Stock and Oil Exchange
Oil Stock— Bid. Asked.
Alm * 1 on
Apollo 40 4< j
Associated Trust Cert 19 20
Caribou 350 4 2S
Chicago Crude 21
Claremont 70
Four Bt **-*"
Hanford 105 CO 175 00
Home 1 4f> ] 45
Imperial 17 &<>
Independence 25
Kern 4^0 i 00
Kern River 10 50 .... -
Monarch of Arizona * *3O
Monte Crlsto .- c«
Occidental of W Va an '.*.*.* T '
Oil City Petroleum 58 ao» •
Peerless 14 t")O
Reed Crude 1 50
Senator an
Sovereign 39 43
Sterling 2 50 2 7<>
Superior 05 10
Thirty-three .'. ft 25
Twenty-eight 10 CO
i West Shore 2 25 2 50
Section 7 100?
Associated Bonds 80 00
Linda Vista 14 . . . . ' ;
McKittrlck Oil 13 20
Miscellaneous —
Chutes Company .... 7 3714
Fischer's Theater 60 f.5
Northern Cal Power 9 0O 10 12*4
Sanitary Reduction Works.. 100 ....
SALES.
Morning Session.
Street — 1
1000 Oil City Petroleum ra» 1
Board —
200 Monte Crtsto «g ->i
Afternoon Session. -' i£>
Board — E*t»
100 Fischer's «} ;
200 El Dorado o« -
Mining Stocks. I
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANtSS.
Following were the sales on the Saa Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session.
800 Andos 18 100 Occidental T9
100 Belcher 17 100 Ophlr ..2 2S
10O Best A Belch. 65 300 Overman. 13
ICO Best A Belch. 64 700 S*va«» l«
10O Challenge ... 20 300 Scorpion ..... C3
100 Crown Point.. 15 100 Sierra Nrr ... 23
10O Mexican 83 4C0 Silver Hill ... 4T
10O Mexican 84
Afternoon Session.
200 Con Cal A V.I C3 100 Ophlr J 25
300O Con Imperial 01 50 OpWr ....... .2 BO
SOO Gould A Cur. 11 100 Potost 1«
20A Hal« & Norc. 70 400 Union Con ... 23
100 Julia 07 200 Yellow Jacket. S3
10O Mexican 83
PACIFIC STOCK BXCHANOB.
Following were the sales en the Paetfio
Stock Exchange yesterday:
Morning 9?«ston.
300 Caledonia 50 loo Ophlr 2 tS
60rt Con Imperial. 01 100 Ophtr j8A
100 Gould A Cur. 13 400 Overman J3
200 Gould A Cur. 12 BOO Overman 11
50O Kentuck C2 100 Sierra Xrr .. 24
100 Mexican 84! 200 Union Con .. 22;
Afternoon Session.
100 Justice 14! 10O Ophlr 2 30
20O Mexican 85! 200 Savage 23
TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran- -
dsco and Tonopan Mining Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
1000 Gold Mt Con. C2I150O Red Top 13
100 Goldfleld . ...1 C5! 1000 Rescue 11
200 MacNamara . 51 100 Ton Belmont.. 79
560 MacNamara . 6O| 1300 Ton Gold Mt. 17
5O Mont Ton . . .2 451 10O Ton N Star. . .14
lOOO Ray A O'Brien 11| 30 Ton nt Nev.. 8 2*
1000 Red Top 151 500 United Ton .. C9
Afternoon Session.
500 Little Ton ... 60|100« Red Top ..... 12>
800 MacNamara . BOilOOORed Top J.1>
21 M> MacNamara . 51ll500Ton Midway.. ,.43*
60O Mont Ton ...2 45| 2CO Ton Midway.. »< •;
$OO N T Ton .... 031 tOO Ton Midway... -4J
1000 Paymaster .. C5' 300 Ton N Star... 54
1000 Paymaster .. 04|
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
->
TUESDAY, July 19—4 r m.
Bid. Ask. I Bid. Ask. ¦
Alpha °7 C9!Justice I". t«
Alta «S 'S! Kentuck l>2 »3,.
Andes 19 2OIK. Graesaler.. — 1 21
RelchT 1« l«iLady Wash .. — 0* -
Best A Belch. KT. «71Mexiean «* «
Bullion W 17t Occidental .... 7» Si,,
Caledonia.... 50 52'Ophlr 2-'>28l-,
Challenge ... 20 22lOverman 1* J-llr
• ¦hollar 1R 17iPotosi 15 sl»
fonflilenre ... 70 801 Scorpion ( t>-siJ
Con C & Va.l 05 1 tn|savasr<» « -•*
Con Imperial, fit 02IS-K Belcher... «'¦ ft
Con NT Kl «4[ Sierra Tier ... ZT. ?j
frown Point.. 14 15'Silv»r Hill ... 47 't
East Sierra N Cti »6!St. Louis .... — •>
Eureka Con.. — f.OlSyndicate .... — fJ
Exchequer ... 3fi 3^1 Union Con ... 22 2'
«ould A Cur. It 13' Utah U t:
Vn}» & Norc. 70 741 Yellow Jacket. 22 2t
Julia 63 071
TONOPAH MINES.
Bid. Ask.! Bid. Ask
Ertwranxa ... 02 03 1 Red Top 12 II •
Gold Anchor.. — 30! Rescue lf> V.
Coldfield .... SO —(Ton Relrwit. 71 7>
Gold Mt Con. 01 02'Ton A C»l... 11 —
Hannarah M. 25 — '.Ten Cash Boy. to*— _
Jim Bntler .. ei> 751 Ton Exten. t Co 1 <"2'<
Litt'<» Ton ... — fi'JTon * O W.. 05 —
Lucky Tom., ftt f4!Tnn Oold Mt. 1« I"
WacSawn . 5«> 521 Ton M'dway.. IT . 4>
Mtznah Exten — 2MTon «f N«v.:«^W*#*!
?lort Ton.. 2 4CN 2 4.-. Ton N Star.. "4 .".«
X T Ton fC. fir.iTon A S Lake. 55 -
Paymaster .. <U 05! Ton Superior.. — «
Vine Grove.. 5O — Ton Union ..10
Ray Exten... — fS! United Ten .. — — O
RayAO*Brien 10 12IUtopla 10 -
Rav Ton — 10[West End ... — 3
A. B. Hammond (owner) with H. L. Peter
een (contractor), architect J. E. Krnfft — Con
crete and artificial. store work for a three-«tnry
and basement brick renidenr* «n lot on N lln*
of Broadway, tr.7 :rt E of Flllroore street, E
57:0 by N 137:6: $7044.- ?.\
Nathan Mamlar (owner) with Paul Hendricks
(contractor), : architect — All wn'k for a tin
shop In rear of ?32 Perry :»t: $4?5.
William and Catherine Finn (Mpr^e) to
Salvatore Pusatere, lot on W line of Manches
ter street. 062:6 N of Rlplev. N 12:6 by XV Si),
Freclta Valley, lot 122; ?250.
Same to Pietro Ballstrlerl, lot on W line of
Manchester street, 650 N of Rlpley, N 12:0 by
W 80: ?2T>0. ,
Oscar Heyman to P. Durn« Company (cor
poration), lot on NE line of Berlin street. 110
HE of Olrr.stead. RE.lOrt hy NE 120, lots 11
and 12. block 10, Paul Tract; $10. '
Henry J. and Maria Ohl?en to James J.
O'CallaKhan, lot on N line of Richland avenue.
103:7 E of Holly street. F. 25 by N 100, lot
63. block 4, Holly Park; $10.
Henrietta L. Llklns (wife of Frank) to
Richard T,vn<>h. lot on S llnp of H'-h^nd *•'•-..
nue. 175 W of South avenue, W 25 by by S 1C0,
lot 19, block 5. same: $10.
Builders' Contracts.
Henry J. and Maria Ohli=en to Dennis
O Callaglian. lot on N line of Richland avenue.
128:7 E of Holly street. E 25 by N 100. lot 62.
block 4. Holly Park; $10.
Julius. C.Rels to Frank J. and Martha
Graf ton. lots 37 to 39, block 36. Reis Tract;
grant.
Frances A. and G. B. Corwin to John T
Dare, lot on W line of Fifteenth avenue 375
N of D street, N 50 by W 127:6; $10.
J. W. Wright & Sons* Investment Company
to JuanMaltos. lot on E line of Thlrtv-nlnth
avenue. 225 N of U street. N 25 by E l'H>- $10
Wendell Easton to Jacob Heyman Company!
lot on W line of Fortieth avenue, 100 N of X
street. N 2C0 by W 120; $10.
James T. and Bertha McBean to John Land
vogt. undivided two-thirds of lot 39. block 48
Sunnyside; $10.
Serene Larson and Ann Nelson to John
Ryan, lot on NE corner of Michigan and
Sierra streets, N 100 by E 60: $10.
Thomas L. and Catherine F. Hill to Anna
A. Christern, lot on E line of Third avenue
100 ,S of Point Lobos avenue, S 50 by E 120-
City and County of San Francisco to Moodv
Estate Company, lot on E corner of Eighth
and Hooper street, SE 240. NE 162. NW 24"'
SW 133; also lot on N corner of Eighth and
Hooper streets. NE 121:6. NW 252?« SW 75
S 119.21. SE 149.38; $ . ' lO#
Ursula G. Sawyer to Houghton Sawyer, lot
on NE corner of Jones and Sutter streets
E 84:10 by N 65; also lot on E line of Jones
6treet, 05 N of Sutter. N 30 by E- 68:9; gift.
Alva B. and Gertrude Clute to Mariana
Bertola, lot on S line of Bay street, 70 E of
Leavenworth. E 40 by S 78:6; $10.
John D. Spreckels to Claus Spreckels. lot on
SW line of Third street. 120 SE of Market SE
25 by SW 75; $10.
t-affery. lot on N line of Eighteenth street.
Jll:t>»; W of Guerrero. W 23 by N 112; $10.
Frederick Eckhardt .Company to Louis F.
Gelssler. lot on E line of San Joee avenue,
227 :t> S of Twenty-fifth, S 32:6 by E 90; $6300.
Mary Kenny (Searry) to Henry Leech, lot
on S ' line of Twenty-ninth -street, 105 E of
Sanchez. E 25 by S 114; $1.
Jane Birdsal! to Sarah J. Phillips, lot on S
line of Elizabeth street, 254:2 E of Douglass.
K ?r,:10 by S 114; $10.
. At the regular annual meeting of the
Alaska-Treadwell Gold Mining Company the
old board of directors was unanimously re
elected, as follows: "William Alvord. E. W.
Hopkins. H. H. Taylor. F. W. Bradley and
A. T. Corbus. At a meeting to be held to
morrow the old officers will be reflected. In
cluding William Alvord as president. H. H.
Taylor vice president and A. T. Corbus sec
retary and treasurer.
STOCK AND BOXD EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, July 19—2 p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Aak.
4s qr coup.. 106 1C6\4 4s qr cp new.l32H133^
4s qr reg. ..106UI06*; 3s qr coup. .. 105^ —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Ala A VT 5s. — — lOak T Co 6s.US —
Bay CPC 5s.lO2Vi — I Do 5s 110 —
Cal C G 5s. 103}i — I Do con 5s.lO2?i —
Cal G & E g Oceanic S B« — 72U
m & ct 5s. 84li 85 Om Cable fis.122 124^
Cal-*t C 5s. — 115t* Pac G Im 4«. J»2H 96
C C Wat 5s. — 100 P E Ry fli«.H*5?i —
EdL & P 6S.124U — P & C H 6s.lO3 —
F & C H 68.114 — P & O R 63.112 113
Geary-st 5s.. — SO Powell-gt 6s. — 114
H CAS 5l£s.lOO — Sac EG&RSs. — 9S
Do 3s »9»4 — SF&SJ\" 5«.H7 IIS
Hon R T 6S.105H — Sierra. R 6e.. — 115
L A Elec 5s. — — S P of A 6s
L A Ry 5 8 .113fc - (1908) 106;* -
LALCoGs— — (1010) —
Do gtd «a. — — S P of C 6s
Do gtd 5s. — 105 (190ft)Sr A.tftt lC3Vi
LAP lem 5s.l01i4 — <HW»Sr B.IO.114 —
Mkt-st C 6S.113V, — «906> 105 —
Do lem 5S.114*. - | (1912) ... 115% _
MVft MtTfts.101% — SPC I cg3s.11O —
NRR of C6s.lO4*ilOS I Do stmpd..lOS»; —
Do 5s ....117 117*!S P B R 6s.l3im32«
v P c n 5« — 10f>tj!S V Wat 6s.lO5-"»i —
N C Ry 5s.. — I 12 I Do 4s 2dm. 9» 1C0
N C P C 5s. — l f 0 I Do 4s 3dm. 0S^; 99^
N B R R 5s. — 101 I Do p mt«r4s 97% —
O G L*H Ss.107 K* |Stkn"GAEPs. 92^ —
O W gtd 5s. — 100 |U O A E 5s. — 105
WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa 37 40 JPort Co«ta... — —
Marin Co... — 60 tS.V Wat Co. 37 37U
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Cent L A P. S'i 3* JS F G & E. 60 6014
Mutual E L. 13 U 13% Stkn G A E. — 74
Pac L Co... 57',* — IU G A E Co. — —
INSURANCE.
Firem's Fnd. — 340 I
BANK STOCKS.
Am Ntl Bk..l20 127WL P A A.... - 155
Anglo-Cal .. — 0» |Mer Trust.... 208 —
»Bank of Cal. — 430 J Merch Ex.. . . 50 —
r Cal Safe Dp. — 150 |S F Nation!. — —
First Na.tionl — — I
SAVINGS BANKS. '
Ger S & L..22SO 2350 iSav A L So. — 10O
Hum S,A L. — — See Sav Bk. — 400
Mutual Sav. 100 1C5 Union T Co:. — —
S F Sav U.fiOO P.*iO
STREET RAILROADS.
California .'. — 200 IPresldlo — —
• POWDER.
Giant 60% 61 rVisrorit — 5
SUGAR.
Hana P Co.. — 20c iKllauea S C. — ' 4'-
Hawailan C. 52 52<4|Makawel! C. 23'4 24
Honokaa S C — 12tqOnomea S C. — 27'4
Hutch S P C R 8%|Paaiihan S C. 13 — '
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska P A.133«Vin lOceanlc S Co. — 4U
Cal F C A. — 10O I Pac Aux FA. 4 '4 S&
Cat Wine A. — fin 1 Pac C Bone. — 157
MV& MtTm.tOO — |
Morning Sezsion.
Board —
75 Makawf li 23 80
S5 Mutual Electric Light 13 12'i
10 S P Gas. & Electric «0 (0
1C0 Spring Valley Water Co 37 25
1O Cal C Ga* & Elec 5 per cent..' 90 J>0 ,
$o,GbO Cal C&EGM&CT58. b 10.10J 50
The Northern California Power Company
will pay a regular monthly dividend of 5c
per share on July 25.
The Senator Oil Company on July 1 paid a
dividend of lc per share, amounting to
$1809 50.
The Fireman's Fund Insurance Company has
declared a regular quarterly dividend of $3
per share, payable to-day.
Testerday was another quiet day on the ex
changes. On the Bond Exchange Spring Val
ley was lower at $37037 25. while Mutual
Electric was firm at $13 12 Vi and Makawell
Sugar higher at $23 75<g^4. The oil and min
ing stocks were quiet and even the Tonopahs
BFemed to be subsiding to a level of com
parative Inactivity, in comparison with the
heavy transactions which have characterized
them for several weeks.
The Peerless Oil Company has declared a
dividend of lie. payable August 1.
Y~estcrday Another Quiet Day,
With Few Changes.
STOCK MAKKET.
mwn nr B a^ agKle> Corntn *- 4 ""^" from Half.
SAILED.
o. -r, Tuesday. July 19
Stmr Brooklyn. Johnson, Mendocino
Stmr Greenwood. Waivlg
Schr Bessie K. Stark. San Vincente
DOMESTIC POUTS.
ABERDEEN— Arrived July 19— Bktn Robert
Sudden, from Santa Rosalia; schr Guide hence
July 9; stmr Santa Monica, hence July "5 *
feailed July 19— Schr Sausalito. for San
Francisco. ' °* a
FOREIGN PORTS.
taOT^sV C - SaUed JuIy 19 - Si;hr s »°-
OCEAN STEAMERS
YOKOHAMA— Arrived July lS-Stmr Em D
ress of China, from Vancouver for Honrknne-
NEW YORK-Arrivcd July
gla. from Liverpool; stmr Mesaba. from Lon
don; 8tmr Kriedrlch der Grosse. trom Bremen
and Southampton : stmr Kxonprlns Wilheim
rrom Bremen; stmr Laurentlan, irom Glas-
Sailed July 19— Stmr Potsdam, for Rotter
dam, via Boulogne; stmr Kaiser Wllhelm der
orosse. for Bremen, via Plymouth and Cher.
Dourg; stmr Armenian, for Liverpool
GLASGOW— Arrived July 19— Stmr Nu
mldian. from New York
...B^KM EN— Arrived July 19— Stmr Kaiser
\\ilhelm. from New York, via Plymouth and
Cherbourg.
LIVERPOOL— Arrived July lfr-Stmr Cor
nishman, from Portland.
Late Shipping Intelligence
LONDON, July 19.— In the House of
Lords this afternoon Earl Grey (di
rector of the British South African
Company), brought up the question of
American and British freights to South
Africa. He complained bitterly of the
discrepancy in favor of New York and
pointed out that under the existing
system the proportion of manufactured
foodstuffs shipped from New York to
South Africa was steadily increasing.
The Earl strongly condemned the re
bate system and urged the Government
to co-operate with the various colonial
Governments with the object of form
ing an independent shipping combina
tion which would secure 10 British
shippers the advantage now enjoyed
by Americans.
Earl Grey Complains of New York's
Advantage In Shipping to
South Africa.
EXPORTS OF AMERICANS
WORRY THE ENGLISHMEN
Major General Lord Dundonald, the
former commander of the militia of
Canada, was recently dismissed by the
Dominion Government for indiscretion
and insubordination, as it was termed,
as shown in a speech in Montreal, June
23, when he said he regretted that poli
tics had entered into Dominion mili
tary affairs, as it would be impossible
for Canada to have an efficient soldiery
under such circumstances.
LONDON, July 19.— In the House of
Commons to-day David Lloyd-George
(Welsh Nationalist) moved an ad
journment of the House to call atten
tion to "Lord Dundonald's participa
tion in political agitation against the
Government of Canada" while still an
officer in the British army. Lloyd-
George wanted the Government to rep
rimand Lord Dundonald.
Winston Churchill seconded the mo
tion that Lord Dundonald ousht to
have been recalled. »
War Secretary Arnold Forster, on
behalf of the Government, deprecated
the raisins of the question, especially
as the Canadian Government had not
mentioned the subject and was well
able to take care of itself. Nobody, he
said, had suggested /that Lord Dun
donald was guilty of anything beyond
want of judgment and he declined to
express an opinion on the matter until
Lord Dundonald, who had been re
quested to return home, had been
heard in his own defense.
Issue Is Raised by Opponents
Growing Out' of Army
Man's Recent Criticisms
URGES A REPRIMAND
Nationalist Member of the
Commons Objects to the
Officer's Part in Politics
QUICKSILVER— $42 50@43 60 for local us«
and $41 25@43rper flask for export.
SALT — Prices to Jobbers: Bales. 90c for
common and $1 10 for granulated: Dairy $6@7 •
per ton; Oranulated. $7®7 50; Half Ground
100- lb bags. $3 25: do. 50- lb bagi. $3 75; Rock
Salt. $2 85@3 in 100 and $3 25 In 50 lb bags-
Genuine Liverpool. $14. $15 and $16 per ton ;
In packages of 224. 100 and 50 lbs respectively. I
SUGAR — The Western Sugar Refining Com- ;
pany quotes as follows, per lb, In 10O-lb bags: i
Cubes. A Crushed and Fin* Crushed. 6 05c- :
Powtjered. 5.90c; Candy Granulated. 5 90c- Dry !
Granulated, fine, 5.80c; Dry Granulated, coarse
5.80c; Fruit Granulated, 5.80c; Beet Granu- !
lated (100-lb bags only), • Confectioners'
A, 5.80c; Magnolia A. 5.40c; Extra C 5 30c-
Golden C. 5.20c: "D," 5.10c; barrels, 10c niore :
half barrels, 25c more: boxes, 50c more- 5O-lb
bags. 10c more for all kinds. Tablets'— Half
barrels. 6.80c: boxes. 6.55c; H. & E. Crystal '
Dominos. 8.S0c r>er lb. No orders taken for |
less than sevnty-flve barrels or Its equivalent !
-LUMBER— Pine, ordinary sizes $18019 • ex-'
tra sizes higher; Redwood. tw£v&; Lath 4
feet. $3 75®4; Pickets. $17®25; Shingles $2 for
No. 1 and $1 SO for No. 2; Shakes $14 for !
Split and $15 for sawn; Rustic. $33@39. j
Receipts of Produce.
FOR TUESDAY. JULT 19.
Flour, qr sks. ..10. 065! Hides, No 474
Barley, ctls . . ..13.2Sl|Pelts. No 753
Oats, ctls 2.243| Tallow, ctls 2K3
Beans, sks 974 Leather, rolls ... 42
Potatoes, ska . . . 4.556 Paper, reams . . . €63
Onions, sks 205 Wine gals 32,400
Bran, sks 622 Lime.' bbls 551
Middlings, sks . . SfiO Quicksilver, flsks. 401
Hay. tons S95!chicory. bbls 15
Wool, bales 42 Sugar, ctls l.SCO
Shorts, sks 200 Broomcorn bdls.. 149
Corn, ctls 31
RED AND "WHITE LEAP— Red Lead. 7H@
7%c per lb; White Lead. 7%®7?4c. according
to quantity.
COAL OIL— Water Wblte Coal Oil. in bulk.
13e; Pearl Oil. in cases, 19'4c; Astral. 19^c;
Star. 19%c; Extra Star. 24c; Elaln«, 26c;
Eocene. 23c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline, in
bulk, 16c; In cases. 22"£c: Benzine, In bulk.
13c:* in cases, 19V4c; S6-degree Gasoline, In
bulk, 25c; in cases. 31c.
TURPENTINE— Sic per gallon In cases and
75c In drums and Iron barrels.
LEATHER — Bole, heavy, 29<331c; extra
heavy. 31033c J?er lb: medium, 25®29c;
light. 22@27c: Rough Leather. 24®26c; Harness
Leather, heavy, 33©39c for No. 1 and 3i*8.13c
for No. 2; medium. 30@37c: light 2933.V;
Skirting ,No. 1. 40@42c; No. 2. 3e*©38c- Collar
Leather. 15@16c p«r foot; Trace Leather, 40(3
44c; Kip, unfinished. 40® 50c per lb; Veal fin
ished. 60®60c per lb; Calf finished e3cfi51
per lb; Wax Sides, 16@17c per foot; Belt Knlfs
Splits. 14© 16c; Rough Splits. 8©10c per lb
TANBARK — Ground, |25@2S per ton; stick
$16 50(318 per cord.
OILS— Quotations are for. barrels; for cases
55c for raw; Castor Oil. In cases. No. 1 70c
55c for raw; Castor OH. n cases. No. 1, 70c-
Bakers' AA, cases. $1 10<@l 12; Lucol. 49c
for boiled and 4(5c for raw; China Nut. cases,
G2^e.SOc per gallon; Cocoanut Oil. In barrels,
•58c for Ceylon and 65c for Australian; extra
bleached winter Sperm Oil. 68c: natural winter
Sperm Oil. 63c; extra bleached winter Whale
Oil. 57c; natural Whale Oil, 52e: extra, winter
strained Lard Oil. 75c; No. 1 Lard Oil, 65c;
pure Neatsfoot Oil 73c: No. 1 Neatsfoot Oil,
63c; light Herring Oil. 42c: dark Herring Oil.
40c; Salmon Oil. 34e; boiled Fish Oil. C7c: raw
Fish Oil, 35c; boiled Paint Oil. 33c; raw Paint
Oil. 31c.
Salvador — 13® 14c for fancy washed; 12®129«c
for strictly prime washed: 10Vi@ll%c for good
to prime washed; 9@10%c for fair washed:
10@12c for fair to prime washed peaberry; 10@
10%c for good to prime semi-washed; 9'4@9 5 ic
for superior unwashed: 9c for good green un
washed: 9Vi@10c for good to superior unwash
ed peaberry: 7@8c for inferior to ordinary.
Nicaragua — lHj(gl3Vic for prime to fancy
washed; OfilOVjc for fair to strictly good wash
ed; 8*4@8%c for good to superior unwashed;
9Vi@10c for good to prime unwashed peaberry.
Guatemala and Mexican — 13%@15c for fancy
washed; H-%ftl3^c for prime to strictly prime
washed: ll@ll^c for strictly good washed:
10H®10%c for good washed: 9U«10Vic for fair
washed; 8^4 63c for medium: 7®Sc for Inferior
to ordinary: 10^@12c for rood to prime washed
peaberry: 9»4@10c for good to prime unwashed
peaberry; 8%©9%c for good to superior un
washed.
CORDAGE — The local company quotes as fol
lows. 60 days pr Vi per cent discount for cash,
no sales under 10.000 lbs: Manila. 14 He;
Sisal. lOUc; DUplex, 9*4c; Bale Rope. UV*@
ll%c per lb.
COFFEE— Costa Rica— 14@15%c for strictly
prime to fancy washed; \2^@\ZV%ti for prime
washed; 10H@12Uc for good washed; ll^@i;ic
for good to prime washed peaberry; 10@llc
for good to prime peaberry; 11612'ic for good
to prime; 9@10i*c for fair; 7H<£SVic for com
mon to ordinary.
"Seabrigbt." 6«ic; tablets. 7c; middles. 7®9>4c:
fancy boneless. 8%©S«4c; pickled Cod, bbls.
$7 60; pickled Cod, half bbls. $4 25; Pirate
Cove Cod Liver Oil. per dozen pints. $6; per
gallon. $3 25, less 10 per cent.
The will of the late John Sroufe
was read yesterday at the family resi
dence, 1160 Page street. The entire
estate was left unconditionally to the
testator's wife, Mrs. Zelda Sroufe.
The will contained no other be
quests and granted full powers to hla
helpmate, who had for fifty-four years
been the sharer of his joys and sor
rows.
In the will Mr. Sroufe said that he
purposely omitted bequests to his
daughters, Mrs. J. F. Merrill, Mrs. J.
R. Loosley, Mrs. W. Z. Tiffany and
Mrs. Germona Cippolloni. for the rea
son that he knew his wife would treat
them all justly. A request was made
that his widowed sister, Mrs. Pauline
McGuire, now living at French Gulch,
in Trinity County, should be provided
for during her life.
Their father's disposition of hl»
property met with the entire ap
proval of the four daughters, who
were all present when the will was
opened- The estate is reported to ba
valued at about $500,000.
John Sronfe Gives Everything to Ilia
Helpmate. Knowing She Will
Provide for Daughters.
CAUSTIC WORDS
FOR DUNDONALD
REAL. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TUESDAY. JULY 19. I
City and County of San Francisco to Potrero |
Land and Water, Front Company, lot on NE
corner of Wisconsin and Army streets, N
420:6 E 80 N 12:6 K 120. S 383. W 100.
S 50, W 30«V; also all Potrero Nuevo block 361,
lying between S line of Twenty-ttfth street,
E line of Indiana and shore line San Francisco
Bay, lots 1 to 6 "12 -to. 16; -also lots 18 and;
18j block" 185, 'E- line of De Ham street, 400
S of Army, S 33 by E 200, recorded July 18,
Leo and Frances Bruck (Wilxlnski) to Agnes
V. Lynch, lot on S line of RUls street, 27:6
K of Polk. E 27:6 by S 120: $10. : " -~
Carrie J. Church to David O. Church, lot
on N line of Filbert street, 62:6 W of Octavla,
W 25 by N 100; $10.
David O". * Church - to William J. Tabor,
same; 510. "; V
- Morris and Emma Simlnnff to Acnes R.,
Annie E., Emma C. and Minnie G. Fowler,
lot on E line of Stelner 'street. 33:4 N of
Thirteenth. N 33:4, E !K). S? 40:10%, W 90; $10..
Kate S. Borland to Patrick and Bridget Mc-
JiEAVES HIS ENTIRE ESTATE
"UNCOXDITIOXAIJiY TO WIFE
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, .WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1904.
Continued prom Pace Fifteen.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
14
BERKELEY ADVERT'S'M'NTS
EEggELEY SEAL ESTATE.
6 ACRES in th" heart of town, with cottage.
windmill 4C0«>-gal tank, large barn, cow
i-hfd and buggy ehefl; fronting on macada-
mized str**t. for salt at a bargain; there's
money In it.
JOS. J. MASON.
PE. Car. Shattuck and Center Ft^
BEHISLSY LODOIlfQ-HOProS TO I.et
UPPER 2 stories of 3-story brick building.
opposite Berkeley station. 1 block from unl- ,
versity ground*: 8» rooms, arranged to suit
trnant. L1TTLK & WOOLSEY. 2110 Shat-
tuek ave., Berkeley.
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'^TTS
OFIICE, 1016 BROADWAY.
OAKUVHT) BXAIt ESTATE.
j HAVE Just completed two new houses, situ-
ated at 1063 and 1065 Market Bt.. near
Twelfth Each house has 7 rooms. bath, i
plate -pla^f windows, open plumbing and !
finished la llnwood. oak and mahogany; very
ctr.tral to both local trains and schools and
btulneaa center. I MUST SELL ONE OF
THEM AT ONCE and will make price very
low and terms easy. They are open for in-
•pection daily and you will find the owner on
?£r property. IF YOU WANT A GOOD
HOME at a low price and on eaey term*,
row i» your chanc«. I
FOR te.lt at a sacrifice — >»w, modern house of
9 rocdi; everyth'.jyr first-class. Including
fence and lawn; lot 50x100 ft.; owner built
house; elegantly furnished; will aell all or
part; easy terms. 6S6 Brockhurit wt.. near
3^3 and Grove ets.. Oakland.
OAKI>AZn> FTTEtNXTTTRE FOB SALS.
TO-MORBOW the day for bargain* in furnl-
turt. H. Schellhaas.llth st.,ccr.itore,Oakland.
San Francisco Advertism'ts.
BOOMS rOB^KOTJSEKEEPrWOj^^
CALIFORNIA. 12S0— Two elegant furnished
rtomt; kitchen attached; mcd. convenience*.
CALIFORNIA. 1304 — Sunr.y front bay-window
pnon ani kitchen, connecting: reasonable;
r.o cl.ildn-n.
CALIFORNIA. 24S3— 2 or 3 nicely furnished
pjomf for light housekeeping.
EDDV. r.23— 2 nicely furnished rooms for
housekeeping.
BDDT. S33— 4 finely furn. or unfurn. rooms;
private residence; fine location; phone; ref.
ELLIS. 117S — Sur.ny front alcove and kitchen,
tiath, phene. etc.; rent $20; no children.
FOLSOM. S30— 2 furnished room* for house-
keeping: $11 T*t month; others $6.
FOURTH. 22.". — Nire furnished rooms for houee-
kreiiins: also single.
FULTON. 2-'>3 — Two connecting: rooms; com-
plete for housekeeping: no children.
FIBST. 22S. near Howard — 5 sunny house-
keeping iocro«; business center; rent mod-
crate.
KOLSOM. I7$<7. cor. Fourteenth — 2 sunny bay-
window and resiilar kitchen: furnished for
ncufsekeeplnc; gas and bath: $18.
COUGH, 211 — 3 sunny corner i-nfurnlshed
hruse keeping rooms: gas. bath: adults.
HAIGHT. 2C2 — 3 r.lcely furnished housekeeping
rooms for couple: phone; reference*; call
1 to 4. 7 to 9 p. m.
HARRISON. 731— Frcr.t and back parlor; fur-
r.'.shcd for housekeeping; rent $15.
HARRISON. 74S — Large eunnv front parlor fcr
houKkeeping; price reasonable: location good.
H'»WARD. 737 4— Nice front Fuit- of rooms
for housekeeping; reas. ; other rooms.
U< WARD. 1971 — Young ccuple will rent house-
keeping rooms: r.ew. modern and reasonable.
HYDE. 013— Elegant unfurnished parlor
Fuite. with kitchen; ?26 50.
JKSSIE. 3S3— Sunny room, front, furnished
houseke<:j>ir.fir; gra« range; 52 and $3 25 week, j
LILRAHY bldg.. Van Ness and Golden Gate
aves. — Suites and sunny unfur. rooms; reas.
KNICKERBOCKER Apartments. 1340 Pine^ —
Hii!:ny. furnished 3-rocm suits: steam heat-
c-d. electric lighted: free bath*; rates reas.
LARKIN, 819'i — Large eunny front rooms;
!i?rtt house keeping If desired; reasonable.
LARKIN, 10C7.ccr.Post— The CraFbura. H.Bur-
lingame.rirop. :rnis..6inc!e & hkpg.apartrnents.
MCALLISTER. &&— Two laree, unfurnished
room* fcr housekeeping. $18; also two par-
lor*, $20.
OAK. ]I7. C.'I8 McAllister — Rooms, complete;
$5 to $12; gay range, hot bath; adults.
OTABREUL. 12fi— 2 connecting housekeeping
roorr.5: iarge. sunny: running water: gae I
range : S4: also f ingle. $2. ,
OTAKRELL. 77<J, Let. Hyde and Larkln— 2 I
unfurnished. $15. and 1 single furnished, $10.
OTARRELL. K',S1. near Laguna. Ellis-st. cars
— KuiT.if-hed housekeeping rooms; gas stoves
end every convenience.
OTARRELL, 13S4-12&fi — New sunny corner
housekeeping rooms at reduced prices.
PACE. 27S— 2 or 3 sunny furnished rooms for
bcurckf-fptng.
PO?T. 217. r^ar Grant ave.— Lovoly rooms for
light housekeeping; single cr suite.
SACRAMENTO. 1430— Sunny furnished house-
Krppirsp rooms; runn'ng water; gae stoves;
reasonable.
8HOTWELL. 221— Four furnished housekeep-
ing rooms; oarlcr floor; yard; rent reason-
able.
BOUTH PARK. M— Furnished rooms for houfce-
kceplnjr; rent reasonable.
SOUTH TARK. 126— Four unfurnished rooms
Jor houseke«-ping; no children.
FTANYAN. 1111 — 4 large, sunny, unfum. rms.;
pantry, bath, up-to-date house; adults; reas.
THIRD. P.14— Housekeeping rooms $2 and $2 W)
per wefk; also Flet-plng rooms.
TVRK. SIC — rarlor floor of four rooms for
br.u*e.tf*plng: alfo single rooms: gentlemen.
TWELFTH. 232—3 nice connected rooms; com-
Plct*; regular kitchen ; laundry: sunny.
VALENCIA, 732 — Three or four sunny rooms'
HfliluUhefl; Upper flat: no children.
A P. RANCH of rtce cf The Call for the reception
cf njvertltiempnt* and subscriptions has been
opened at I00S Market et.. opposite Fifth.
Oj-'n until 11 p. m.
APAETKE1TT HOUSES.
6T. CECILS, US Fell, above Van~Ness ave —
The acme of perfection In modern elegantly
furnlFhed 3-room apartments, with private
baths. Eteam hpat.elec. light. elev.,gas range
FREDERICK (The). 901 Stanyan— 1 to 6 room
• parts., fur., unfur.: private bath, wteam heat
janitor service; terms reas.; tel. Page 6166.*
OCTAVIA. 51—3 or 4 room apartments furn
unfur. or partly fur.; new; modern very reas!
AI.TAMONT. SE. cor. Washington and Mason—
3-rm. apartments, fur. and unfur.; pri. bath.
ST. LOUIS. 1575 Jackson St.— Modern 3-4-5
rooms: furn. or unfurn.: refs. Trl. East 13S0.
BOOMS TO XiET— Turn, and TTnfura.
A— BRUNSWICK House, 148 Sixth st. Rooms
:Sc to $1 per night. $1 25 to $5 per week and
light housekeeping rooms; open all night.
AT "The Almonte." 873 Market et. (or No 1
Fifth Ft.)— Rooms. 25c. 60c. $1, $1 50 night-
$1 50 to J10 week: house open all night. '
AVERT. 23. off G*-ary. near Flllmore Sunny
par'or In new flat. $8.
UAKER. 1 1I1 M : — Two furnished rooms for gen-
tli-rm-n.
BLT.NETT, 1428 Market roid No. 1364)— Fur-
nlsh'd roomr. tulle, single; also unfurnished.
. ELEVENTH, 21— Sunny rooms, furnished or
unfurnished; referencea,
IZLLIS. 1060— Rooms, single and en suite-
runny; baxh; breakfast. '
KILL&IORE. V2Z— Furnished room to let.
FRANKLIN. 721. near G. O. ave.— Sunny fur-
nished front rooms; all conveniences; $11 &$12.
OKAP.y, 1418 — bunny front room; pleasant
home.
URAND Southern. 7th and Mission — Rooms 35c
t o_ $1 2S night; $1 50 to $6 wk.: readlng-rm.
UARRIEOJf. 52*— Bunny furnished ahd hou*e-
keepin; rooms.
HARRISON. 74S— Nice single furnished front
sunny room for lady; price only $6.
HARRISON. 7S4U. nr. 4th— Finely rurnished.
itnny roorng: bath; homelike; $1 we?k up.
ROOMS A^D BOARD WANTED. v
KICK room, including washroom; suitable for
2 gentlemen: breakfast and dinner; reason-
able. 1254 Eddjr at.
NOTTCES.__
The secretary of the St. Francis GirU' Dt-
' rectory Orphan Asylum herewith gives notice
! that the following orphan, half-orphan ! and
abandoned boys and pirla have been admitted
to the asylum at Central avenue and Waller
I street from January 1. 1904. to July 1. 1004:
Cctherlnn Mendoza. 2 yrs.; Anne.tta Mendoza.
4 yrs.; Mary Koenig, 11 yrB.; Alexander Con-
wsy. 9 yrs.; Addie Conway. S yr9.; Berdine
! Conway, ¦ 5 yre.: Willie McLaughlin, 7 yrs.;
; Edward McLaughlin. 5 yrs.; Juanita Rulss, 11
yra; ; Flora Healey. 4 yrs. : Margaret Healey,
:: yrs.; Leona Healey, 2 yrs.; Addie Healey, 5
mos.; George Nolan, 6 yrs.; John Nolan, . 5
yrs.; Mary Clark, 10 yrs. 5 mos.: Agnee
Clark. 9 yrs. 8 mos.; Annie Clark. 7 yrs. 5
mos.: Catherine Clark, 6 yrs. 5 mos. ; Madeline
Clark, 2 yrs. 5 mos. ; Margaret Clark, 11 mos.;
I John Arraueer, S yrs.; James Arrausez, 6 yrs.
4 mos.; Winifred Fay, 8 yrs.; Sherman Fay,
f> >rp. ; Eugene Phillips, 5 yra. : Reymond
Phillips, 4 yrs.; Gladys G. Pyles, 6 yrs. 9 mos.:
Lillian Ranken, 7 yrs.: Mary McCIellan, 10
>rs. 5 mo. < Glady M. Connolly. 1 yr. 7 mos. :
Edna Phillips, S yre. ; Fred Farry, 7 yrs. 8
mos.; Albert Farry, 6 years 11 mos.; Louise
Farry, 3 yrs.; David Farry, 1 yr. ; Annie
Wilson. 3 jtf. 0 mos. ; Francis Wilson, 1 yr.
1 9 mos.- May Compton, 6 yrs.; John Comp-
ton. 4 yrs.; Alice Zoe Gere. 7 yrs.; Olive
Anderson, 12 yrs.; Leona Anderson, 11 yrs.:
Mystery Anderson, 10 yrs.: Basline Anderson, 3
yrs. ; Louise Anderson, 8 yrs.; Monrick Ander-
son, 7 yrs.; John Cherllle, 8 yrs.; Louis Cherllle,
6 yrs.; Eleajior O'Brien, 3 yrs.; Joseph Lewie,
6 yrs.; Antore Lewis, 5 yrs.; Annie Cosgrove,
i 7 yrs.; Joseph Coagrove, 4 yrs.; Lena Elster,
9 >tb. ; Oliver E!6ter, 6 yrs. 4 mos.; John
Killing, 6 yrs, 11 mos.; Violet Leighton, 5
yrs. 9 mos.; Irene Leighton, 4 yrs.: Raymond
Leighton 2 yre. 0 mos. ; Ethel Johnson, 9 yrs.
6 mos.; Ellen Gettenby, 11 yr». ; Reta Get-
tenby, 1 yr. ; Mabel Delorey, 6 yre.; Edna De-
lorey. 3 yrs.; Walter Delorey. 1 yr.; Florence
Wall 5 yrs.; Edna Tead, 7 yrs.: Francis Mc-
Donald, 10 yrs.; Camella Mendoza, 11 yro.:
William Mendora. 6 yrs.; Patrick Murphy, 5
yrs. 6 mos. ; Hazel Young, 4 yrs. ; Lena Tam-
brine, 2 yrs.; Laurence Peters, 7 yre.; Frank
Peters. 5 yrs.; Frank Lutz, 7 yrs.: Harold
Ferslon, 2 yrs.; Manuel de Lemos, 6 yrs. 6
moc. ; Norman de Lemog, 4 yrs. ; Viola Kelly, 11 j
yre.; Wllll* Kelly, 6 yrs.; Walter Brown, 8;
yr». ; Antony Simon, 1 yr. ; Lillie Gannon, 7
yrs.: Charley Gudierrez, 2 yrs.; Elizabeth,
Woods. 2 yrs. 4 mos.; Alice McNesby, 5 yra.;
Ellen McNesby 2 yrs.; William Edwards. C
yrs. 2 inos. ; Carrie Wilson. 9 yrs.; Gertrude
Carlson. 9 yrs.: Edward Will. 4 yrs. 1 mo.:
Catherine Newman. 10 yrs. : Elsie Murray. 11
yrs.; Roy Elster. 3 yrs. ; Carol Drexll. 10 yrs.
6 mos.; Harry Drexil. S yrs. 6 rooa.
A WEEK'S news for 6 cents— The Weekly Call.,
ltt pages. In wrapper, for mailing. SI per year.
SEWING MACHINES AND SUFFIiIES.
BUY THE BEST— RENT THE BEST.
•You malte no mistake when you buy or
rent a White; you get the best sewing ma-
chine value on earth: we are offering very
special bargains in a lot of new Whites,
slightly shop- worn; they go while they last
at one-half and one-third repular price. City'
offices — 300 Post St.. 1841 Flllmore st and
7CS Valencia st.
DOMESTIC — The machine for family use; best
is cheapest; second-hand all makes at any
price; all kinds rented lowest rates. Domes-
tic office, 1021 Market st.. near Sixth.
A WEEK'S news for 5 cents — The Weekly Call,
10 pages. In wrapper, for mailing. $1 per year.
VIA VI.
MOTHERS' and daughters' home treatment;
booklet mailed free; correspondence invited.
VIAVI CO.. 2304 Van Ness ave.
DiymENB^NOTICES;
CLAKEMONT OIL COMPANY on August 1.
1904. will pay a dividend (No. 2) of one (lc)
cent per share on its Issued capital, stock.
Transfer books close on Tuesday, July 26,
1904. at I o'clock p. m.
On August 20, 1004, will pay an extra
dividend of one (lc) cent per share on its
issued capital stock. Transfer books close
Monday, August 15. 1004, at 1 o'clock p. m. '
Payable at Its* office, room 731 Mills build-
ing, San Francisco
GEO. J. REMINGTON. Secretary.
PROPOSALS. ~
PROPOSALS will be receTved~aTThe" Bureau
cf Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washington, D. C. until 12 o'clock noon, Au-
Kust 16, 1K04. and publicly opened imme-
diately thereafter, to furnish at the navy
yards. Mare island, Cal., and Puget Sound.
-.Wash., as i-Decified, a quantity of sand, fire
brick, trravel, broken stone, lime, red brick,
iron nuts, hinges, nails, screws, chain blocks,
lecks. chain, braes wire, blacksmith's forge,
miscellaneous hardware and handtools, red-
wood. Oregon pine, sugar pine, laths, sheet
brass, brass rod. pig iron, scrap iron. Amer-
ican and Norway bar iron, sheet zinc bar
Eteel galvanized sheet steel. ste«l shafting, j
steam hose, wash-deck hose, garden hose, !
pure sheet mini, packings, turpentine, sperm '
cil. lubricating oils, cylinder oil, petrolatum, :
white z'nc, vermilion, paints, whiting, putty. !
brown glue, gasoline, chemicals, bibb cocks! i
prauge glasses, hydraulic pipe, dry battery
cells, shipping cases and cans, hair brushes,
cieel-wire brushes, buffs, felt wheels, etc..
and foundry facings. Blank proposals will be
furnishec 1 . urton application to the navy pay
offices, Hais Francisco, Cal., and Seattle
Wa«h. H. T. B. HARRIS, Paymaster Gen-
eral. Vt S. N.
PROPOSALS will te received at the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department
Washington, D. C, until 12 o'clock noon. Au-
Kust 23. 1304, and publicly opened imme- i
c!iate!y thereafter, to furnish at the navy
yards, Mure Island, Cal.. and Pugct Sound.
Wash.; as s-r>ecirted. a quantity of machine
tools, etc.. comprising lathes, grinders, grind-
stones, drill presse. drills, saws, planers, cut-
ters, riveters, punches, retoothing machine,
halr-plckins machine, centering machine, saw
stretcher, sandpaprring machine, box-press-
ing machine, surt-w machine, electric motors
si earn hammer, saw filing: outfit, electric glu<>
heater, soda kettle, drill press vises, nietni
separator, foundry rumh!<?, scales, oven fur-
nace, taps, gauges, vises, etc. Blank pro-"
posals will be furnished upon application to
the navy pay offices. San Francisco Cal., and
Seattle. Wash. H. T. B. HARRIS, Paymas-
• ter General, U. B. N.
NOTICE to contractors — Notice is hereby clven
that bids will be received by the City Clerk
of the City of Kureka. California, up to and '
Including August 9, 1904, at 7:30 p m for
the construction of the extension of the 'pres-
ent Fewer system in accordance with tho
plans and specifications on file in this office
Tr.e Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
J. P. WUNDERLICH. City Clerk
Dated July 13, 1904. y '
LEGAL APVEBTISEMEirrS.
L J. J. FRAUENKRON. have sold m place
of business at 125 Fourth st. All bills
ajrainst me must be presented for payment
on or before July 23. 1904.
STTTJTTEBIITO^AlirP STAMMEBINO.
AT Melbourne Institute, Va^^Jess^&'"MarkeT
is taught celebrated Melbourne system; only
Melbourne In U. S. : private; established a
years in 3. F. Tel. Mint 2026 from 1 to 5 pm.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday:
Otto Sander. 25, 231 Fourteenth street, and
Magdelena Garben. 25. 231 Fourteenth street
iSSBS^ffiSUSffi^S and Elua -
a'%&$i$£& coulrSS 0 : Bnd mh
o32fi3S£i&£ J st h r n eet 8tr£et - ™«
Martin W. Heenan, 21, 1076 Tennessee
street, and Ellen, M. Sullivan. 18, 107B Ten-
nessee street. .
Charles Aregger. 45, 712 Kearny street, and
P-glna Rohrer. 22. 610 Sacramento street
Mart^ 11^^; fcg. Nat ° ma 8treet ' <and
Nicholas Bone. 38, 1811 Halght street and
Annie Ruesell, 27, New York "
Stuart L. Rawlings, 29.' Oakland, and
Eleanor Warner 23, city
Herbert R. Tincker. 22 2917 Bush street
and Emma A. Decker. 21, 2917 Bush street '
William Sampson. 25. Grass Valley a'nd
Edna I. Dahl. 24. 1272 Page street
Alpbeus T. Eveleth. 26, 312 Van Ness ave-
nue, and Freda E. Bucking. 25, 722% Bryant.
EIRTBS— MARRIAGES— DEATHSL "
Birth, marriage and death notices sent bv
mail will not be Inserted. They must be handed
In at either of the publication offices and be
Indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorizod to have the same published
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event are published once in this column
free of charge. ./. .... -.
BORN.
'K'S.ra J a Ul . y on 15 - 1904 ' t0 th -«
WERNER-In this city. July 17. 1004. ' t0 the
wife of Frank Werner, a son.
BIARRIED.
BAKER— NIDEROST— In this city Julv 1«
l«04. by the Rev. Father Connelly Arthur
II. Baker and Alice V. Nlderost" both of this
BENTZEN— ENGER— In this city. July lfi
1904 by the Rev. P. M. Melby. pastorNor-
wegian and Danish M. E. Church. Slirurd
Bentzen and Emille Enger. blBUrd
• p l o,?rR a eyes: n Cal Emlly G " b °^of
MENDOZA— MORELOS— In this city Julv 1
1904. Tirso J. Mendoza of E) Oro. ¦ Mexico
and Ramona Morclos of this city '
MONEZ— MURPHY— In this city Julv 1"
1904. by the Rev. Father Thomas P. MoraiV
Krnest T. Monez of Sacramento and Nellio
Murphy of San Francisco. r-"'"*
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BOOICS TO 7jET — Porn, and TTnfurn.
ELIZABETH. 727 — Cory room; home comforts;
$5 monthly: with breakfast. $9. Leave West
Twenty-fourth-et. cars at Douglass at.
I HARRISON, fcao'.-s— Nice sunny front room;
I $(5 a month. »
j HARRISON. 24CS, between Twentieth and
Twenty-first— $5; sun:i> Iront room.
HOWARD. C4O — Quiet, respectable house for
<;uiet, resp«;table men; clean room, $4 50
month ; sunny front room for 2. $2 £5 week.
HOWARD, 715 — Large sunny rooms at low
rates: 25c to $1 day and $1 25 to $5 week.
HOWARD. 1274. bet. Eighth and Ninth~2 sin-
gle rooms; one $5: one $6: sunny.
HYDE. 919 — Large* front cunny room; nlceljr
furnished. ;
TBBSIK. 363. east U. £. Mint— Large front
room. 2 beds. $S; single, $5 month.
JULIAN ave.. 160, nr. 10th st.— 2 sunny unfur-
nished rooms in rear cottage; rent $9.
LARKIN. 804— Large room; light and sunny;
for gentleman; $5; 2 beds, $7^
¦ MARKET, 1043A.The Falmouth— Sunny rooms;
\ hct and cold water; elevator; $2 to $7.
MISSION. 565 — Front room, furnished, $5.
MISSION. 872— A suite of rooms; suitable for
a doctor; rent $25.
NINTH st., 147 — Nice single room; rent reason-
able.
OAK. 389— Nicely furnished front room, with
, gas and bath, fcr one or two gentlemen.
OAK, 407. near Laguna— $1 60 week, new,
bath, quiet, clean, sunny. See Sundays or
6 p. m. week days.
OCTAVIA. 1537 — Bunny furnished room*,
phone, bath, running water; references.
O'FARRELL, 329 — Housekeeping rooms; cheap;
running water: after 11 a. m.
PERRY. 42— Sunny front rooms; reasonable;
gentlemen.
PINE, 827. near Powell — Large sunny furnish-
ed room; running water; 1 or 2 gents; $10.
ROYAL House, 126 Ellis — Incandescent lights,
reading-room, smoking-room and ladles' par-
' lor; rooms per night, 35c to $1 50; week, $2
to $8; month. $8 to $30; elevator on ground
floor; rooms with hot and cola water: baths.
SIXTH. 240t» — Furnished rooms, day, week or
month: location central and reasonable.
SIXTH. 215H— 4 unfurpished rooms to let; no
children.
STEVENSON. 7974. near Ninth— Nicely fur-
nished room. $5 month.
i SUTTER. 622 — Sunny front rooms, with hot
and cold water; bath; also single rooms.
TAYLOR, 515B— Handsome sunny room:
suitable 2; $10; large front parlor, piano, $1.*>.
TEHAMA. 481— Furnished rooms to let; double
or sincle.
TENTH. 2S2 — A front bay-window room, fur-
nished; rent $«.
THE ST. KATHRYN.
NE. COR. LEAVENWORTH AND
ELLIS— SUNNIEST AND CLEANEST
ROOMS IN THE CITY; BATHS; HOT
AND COLD WATER IN EVERY
ROOM: ELEVATOR SERVICE; MOD-
ERN CONVENIENCES; FROM $3
PER WEEK.
THE LARCHMONT. 361 Sutter, near Grant
ave. — Elegantly furnished rooms; hot and
cold water: baths free; $3 to $6 per week;
$1 to $1 50 per day :electrlc elevator or lights.
THE VENDOME. 1104 Market St.— Offices on
the first floor to let: furnished rooms in suite
or single, by the day. week cr month; tran-
sient solicited.
THE Launston, 110 Eddy, opp. Ttvoll — Nice
fur. rms.; best transient house: lowest rates.
THIRD. 135 — Nice single room; rent reaeon-
able.
TURK, 1147. near Jefferson sq. — Elegant new
sur.ny apartments; adults; ref. Apply 10 to 4.
2 OR C furnished or unfurnished rooms to let;
near Twenty-fifth and Shotwell sts.; In pri-
vate family. Box 3289, Call.
UNITED STATES. 123 Eddy, near Market— 400
room«. 35c to $1 night, $1 75 to $S week;- elec-
tric lights (no gas), running water in every
room; elevator, read. -room; free bus; baggage.
WALLER. 71 — 2 large rooms; sun all day;
fine view. Phone Fell 1041.
WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 3d St.. near Market —
Most convenient and respectable; 700 rooms;
35c to $150 night; $2 to $S week; elevator;
elec. lights; reading-room; free bus; baggage.
WOLF House. 202 Sixth St.— Rooms from 15c
to $1 per night and from 90c to $5 per week.
VALENCIA. 960 — Sunny front room in private
family for young lady: breakfast if desired.
VAN NESS ave.. 31— Nice furnished rooms;
good location; prices reasonable.
ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions received at
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of advertisements and subscriptions has b»en
opened at 1008 Market Bt., opposite Fifth.
Open until 11 p. m.
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Call. 16 pages, sent to any address In the
United States or Canada rme year for $1.
BOOMS AND BOARD.
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HOTEL REPELIER. 781 Sutter— Suits, with
board for two $50 per month up; single,
with board, $25 up; «also rooms without
board.
6ELECT family in best part of Western Ad-
dition would like two refined gentlemen to
room and board: pleasant and homelike;
refs. exchanged. Address box 270S, Call.
EDDY. 1254 — Nice room, including washroom;
for 2 gentlemen; breakfast and din-
ner: reasonable.
BARTLETT. 418 — Large, sunny room, well fur-
nlsh«Hl; running water; pleasant location:
board.
PINE. 1C9S — Nicely furnished buIU, single
rooms; excellent table; private; phone Polk
3001.
THE COMORA — large lawn, sunshine all
around: a billiard-room; a gooa chef and
courteous attention. 621 O'Farrell st.
FILLMORE, 1007— Fine . furnished rooms;
sunny, convenient Bnd modern; table board.
BUSH, 804 — Comfortably furnished room, suit-
able for two; bath; board.
EDDY. 1128. opp. Jefferson Park — Fine furn.
Funny rooms; table board; reas.; new manag.
ELEGANT sunny front room; modern; private
family; first-class board. 1203 O'Farrell st.
ELLIS. 453 — Nicely furnished rooms with
board: rrasor.able; also French table, board.
FRANKLIN. 11C5 — A pjeasant sunny suit
of rooms with board.
OOUGH. 1120, nr. O'Farrell— Excellent board;
sunny rooms; home cooking; $4 50 and $5.
GEARY, 1212— Sunny front bay-window and
single room with board; running water.
GOLDEN GATE ave.. 1046 — Sunny front rooms
for 1 or 2; bath; phone; good board.
HOWARD, S11A — Fir.n-class board and room.
ring*.e or doutle. $5-$6 wk.; American family.
TURK. 822 — Nicely furnished funny rooms and
board; reasonable.
Stevemon Mansion, opp. Grace Church, annex
California — See rooms. learn prices. try table
STOBAOE AND WAREHOUSES.
A— EMPORIUM Storese & Van Co.: furniture]
household goods etored. moved, shipped. 725-
731 Howard Et.. nr. Third; phone Grant 161.
A— GILBERT & STOLL Storage Co.; storage,
packing, shipping warehouse. G. G. and Van
Xtit; office 1170 Market, r. 43; tel. South 750
CAPITAL Van and Storage Co.. 3 Eddy st •
phon* Mint 2341; JOHN F. COOPER, prea',
furniture moved, packed, shipped and stored.
PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co., of-
rice Post and Powell sts.; tcl. Pri. Ex. 571.
CONKLIN'S Storage— Furniture and me.rchan-
dlse. :a3 Golden Gate ave.: phone East 120.
GOLDEN West Storage: advances made, iio
Mission Bt.; tcl. Howard 041. F. W. Zehfuss.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
pany. 2320 Flllmore 8 t.; phone Jackson 281.
BEKINS Van and Storage Co.. 11 Montgomery
Ft., tel. Main 1840. Shipping at cut rateg.
TYPEWKTEES AND SUPPLIES.
AN exceptionally good No. 2 Remington, No. 1
Smith Premier. $25; other typewriters at
Mgher and lower prices; rentals $2 60. The
Typewriter Exchange. 536 California st.
2D-HAND tMrf>wrlterB sold, rented, repaired.
Webster Typewriting Inepec Co.. 60S Market.
DIED. /;.
Anderson, Anton E. Hoffmann, Regina
Apple. Lena Kelly. Patrick C.
Ball. Horatia O Laman, Dora
Bernstein, Mrs J. McCeney. Julius C.
Broderlck. Thomas MarggraC Charles
Brown. Joseph Michael. Lornz
Burrows. Thomas Oeverndiek. John F.
Crawford. Alice Sweeney. William E.
Crocker, Henry S. 1 Ulrtch, Charles
Doran. Margaret Wiley. Daisy M. •
Hartmann. George
ANDERSON— In Emeryville. July 17. 1904.
Anton E.. beloved husband of Maren Junetto
Anderson, and stepfather of Mrs. F. Elwood
and Mrs. C. Becker, a native of Frederick-
stad, Norway aged 36 years 1 month and
24 days.
K?"Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
to-day (Wednesday), at 1:30 p. m.. at
the parlors of Craig Cochran & Co., 429
Golden Gate avenue, between Polk and Lar-
kln streets, under the auspices of Longshore
Lumbermen's Protective Association, Local
No. 224. I L M. & T. A. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
APPLE— In this city July 18. 1904. Lena,
dearly beloved daughter of the late William
W. and Sarah Apple, a native Of San Fran-
cisco.
CTFrtends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services
(Wednesday), July 20 1904 at 10 o'clock,
at her late residence, 727 Grove street. In-
terment Hills of Eternity Cemetery by 11:30
a. m. train from Third and Townsend streets.
BALL— In this city, July 10. 1004. Horatla
Orlandia Ball, beloved wife of Gilford Ball,
and sister of Ludle and William Young, a
native of Mayesvllle Mason County. Ken -
tucky. aged 38 years 10 months and 24 days.
ETFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow j
Thursday at 10 o'clock, from the parlors of
Craig, Cochran & Co., 420 Golden Gate ave-
nue, between Polk and Larkin streets.
BERNSTEIN— In Santa Rosa, July 18. 1904.
Mrs. Josephine Bernstein, beloved mother of
Mrs. Mendelson, Harry Bernstein and Miss
Sophie Bernstein and grandmother of Hazel
and Stella Mend'elson. a native of Austria-
Hungary, aged 61 years.
CTThe funeral will take place thl«
(Wednesday) morning. Interment Hills of ;
Eternity Cemetery, San Mateo County. Fu- !
neral train leaves Third and Townsend |
streets at 11:30 a. m. |
BRODERICK— An anniversary requiem high j
mass will be celebrated for lie repose of tho \
soul of the late Thomas Brodtrlck, beloved j
husband of Margaret Broderlck, at St. Pat-
rick's Church. Thursday, at 0 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to at-
tenl.
BROWN — Drowned In Alverano, July 17, 1904.
Joseph beloved son of Joseph and the late \
Kate Brown and brother of Marguerite
Brown, a native of San Francisco, aged 10
years and a months.
EyFriends and acquaintances are respect- ,
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at 10:30 o'clock, from his late 1
residence 215 Tehama street, thence to St.
Patrick's* Church for services at 11 a. m.
Interment Holy Cress Cemetery.
BURROWS— In this city. July 19. 1904.
Thomas Burrows, dearly beloved husband of j
Mary Burrows, and father of Thomas, Mary ¦
and Charles Burrows, Mrs. F. Thogode, Mrs.
W. A. Harrison and the late Robert and .
John Burrows, a native of Ireland, aged 59 I
years. [
(C?'Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains j
at tho parlors of Carew & English, 29
Van Ness avenue.
CRAWFORD — In this city. July 19. 1004,
Alice beloved wife of James Crawford, and
mother of James and Alice Crawford, a na-
tive of Virginia, aged 22 yeara.
CROCKER— In this city, July 18. 1904, Henry
S.. husband of Nellie Crocker, and father of
Charles H. Crocker, a native of Troy, N. Y.,
aged 72 years.
C7"Funeral services will be held Wednes-
day, at 2 o'clock., at Masonic Temple, corner
of Post and Montgomery streets, under the
auspices of Golden Gate Commandery No.
16. K. T. Interment strictly private. Please
omit flowers.
DORAN— In this city, July 19. 1904. at her
residence, 24 Kissllng etreet. Margaret, relict
of the late Patrick Doran. and mother of j
Mary, Annie, James and Daniel Doran and '
Mrs. M. Leveisa, a native of County An-
trim, Ireland. (Virginia City, Nev., papers
please copy.)
ETNotice of funeral hereafter. Please
omit flowers.
HARTMANN— In this city, July 17, 1904.
George, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. George j
Hartmann-. brother of Harry and the late .
Charles Hartmann. nephew of Mrs. A. Hart-
mann of lone, Cal., and cousin of George t
and William Hartmann, a native of Callfor-
nia. ag^d 25 years 2 months and 7 days. j
$.? Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Wednes-
day. July 20, 1004, at 12 o'clock m., from .
Charles J. B. Metzler's undertaking parlors, 1
*!3t> Washlnston street, thence to Foresters'
Hall. 102 O'Farrell street, where services
will be held under the auspices of Court
Star of the West No. 695H. A. O. F.. and
Painters' Union No. 19. Interment Cypress ;
Lawn Cemetery by carriage.
HOFFMANN— In this city. July 10. 1004, at
her residence. 350 Ivy avenue. Regina. be-
loved wife of the late J. D. Hoffmann.
- mother of Fred L. Oehlert. and sister of
Richard, Frank and Ferdinand Kayser, a
native of Herstelle, Westphalia, Germany,
aged 74 years.
in^Notlce of funeral Itreafter.
KELLY— In this city. July 19. 1904, Patrick
C. Kelly, ex-Senator of Lander County,
Nevada, a native of Ireland, aged 45 years.
CTNotice of funeral hereafter. Remains
at the parlors of McFadden. McBrearty &
Green. 1171 Mission street, between Seventh
i'/id Eighth".
LAMAN — In the City and County Hospital,
July 19. 1904. Dora Laman.
MeCENEY— In this city. July IS. 1904, Julius I
C. McCeney. a native of Maryland, aged 74 I
years.
ICTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Wednes-
day. July 20, 1904. at 11 o'clock, from Pio-
neer Hall, under the ausplcea of the Society
of California Pioneers. Remains at the par-
lors of the California Undertaking Company.
405 Powell street, near Post. Interment
Cypress Lawn Cemetery via electric car from
Eighteenth and Guerrero streets.
MARGGRAF— In this city, July 19, 1904.
Chnrlfs, beloved husband of the late Made- I
line Margpraf. devoted father of Cella Mar- 1
tin, and brother of Mrs. A. Loderhosc. .Mrs.
IT. Behrmann. Mrs. S. Vock anJ Joseph
Marggraf, a native of Boston, Mass.. aged
55 years 3 months and 19 days. (Boston, J
Mass., papers please copy.) :
(CT" Friends and acquaintances are respect- I
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow j
(Thursday), at 1:30- p. m.. from tho parlors I
of H. F. Kuhr & Co.. 1137 Mission street. |
between Seventh and Eighth. Interment ¦
Mount Olivet Cemetery. i
MICHAEL— In this city. July IS. 1901. Lornz I
Michael, beloved husband of Margarethe I
Michael, a native of Osthaem, Hessen, Ger-
many, aged 5S years 2 months and 2 days.
tt^Frlenda and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services
Thursday, July 21. 1004, at Charles J. B.
Metzler's undertaking parlors. 6.'{tf Wash- |
ineton street, /under the auspices of Hessen •
Unterstutzungs Verein, commencing at 2 !
o'clock, thence to Third and Townsend streets
by 3:00 o'clock train. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery- >
OEVERNDIEK— In this city, July 18. 1904,
John Frederick Oeverndiek. beloved son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oeverndiek, a native
of California, aged 1 day. /
SWEENEY— In Sulsun Valley, Cal., July 19. j
1904 William Eugene, dearly beloved son of
J. M. and the late Ann Sweeney, and brother .
of Mrs W T. Murphy. Dennis. Joseph, May. j
Ella and 'the late Edward Sweeney, a na- 1
tive of California, aged 23 yeara 10 months j
and 19 days ;
[ETThe funeral will take place from St.
Dominic's Church Benlcia, at 0:30 o'clock
Wednesday morning, July 20. 1004. Inter-
ment In Benlcia Cemetery.
ULRICH— In this city. July 19. 1904, Charles
Ulrich. a native of Germany, aged 68 years
6 months and 12 days.
EfFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday) at 2 o'clock, from the parlors
of Theodor Dierks, 957 Mission street, and
thence by electric funeral car to Mount Olivet
Ceme'ery for Interment, leaving Eighteenth
and Guerrero streets at 3 o'clock.
WILEY— In Oakland, July 19. 1904. Daisy M..
beloved wife of Frank B. Wiley, and mother*
of Norman Wiley, a native of Newcastle,
Cal.. aged 31 years 1 month and 24 days.
HENRY J. CALLACHEr* CO
(Successors to Flannagan & Gallagher. »_
DANIEL P. DONOVAN. Mgr.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
20 Fifth Ft. opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South 80.
UNITED UNDERTAKERS.
-Funeral Directors and Embalmera——
Formerly In Metropolitan Temple. -
NOW at 8C6 MISSION. Tel. South 167. \
Between Fourth and Fifth, near Fifth «t.
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.

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