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Following were ' the sales of oil stocks on
the California Kxchange In July:
S* Shares Price durlng
•Sold Month.
COMPANY. Duri'g] _
Month 1*3W. Hlsh.
Apollo .'. 200$ 43$ 43
Aebo. Oil Co. Stk. Tt. Ct. 17,413 17 20
Asso. Oil Co. bonds 1,000 SO 00 80 00
California Standard ..... 1,000 ;i4 , 14
Caribou ......... 350 400.410
Chicago Crude 230 15 15
Claremont 750 7:» 73
Fauna 05
Four • 3.513 64 " : ; C5
Hanford 10 175 00 175 00
Home 1.200 1 HI 145
Independence 0,027 2<i 27
Kern 150 4 50 48a
Kern Illver .............. 6 11 00 11 00
Monarch ....... .......... 4,250 24 23
1 Monte Cristo ............ 1,000 07 . ts
OIL STOCK SALES.
Quarterly interest at the rate of $1 50 per
coupon will be paid to-day on the 6 per cent
bonds of the Edison Light and Power Com
pany.
There was a fair business in bonds on the
Stock and Bond Exchange, but stocks were
quiet and not materially chanced. The oil
and mining; stocks were also quiet and feature
less. • .
Bonds Selling Off Fairly, but
Slwrcs Quiet.
STOCK ¦¦¦iTAEE^r.
Flour, qr ska... 9.556 Shorts ski 7,992
Wheat ctls 6.510 Meal, sks 3r5
Bran, sks 6,P»7 Feed, «k» ....... 1,600
Middlings, sks .. 2,222
OREGON.
Flour, qr sks... 10,4861 Wool, bales 9
Wheat ctls 1,8211 Shorts, sks 300
Barley ctls .... 2,0071 Bran, eks 400
Oat*, ctls 1,536' Hides. No l.«52
Beans, ska 3981 Pelts. No 1,325
Potatoes, sks ... 2,100 Leather rolls ... I<10
Onions, sks 137 Lime, bbls 270
Middlings, sks .. 100 Chicory, bbls ... 40
Hay. tons 673 Wine, gals 37,425
Mustard, ska ... 34
FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST t.
Receipts of Produce.
Occidental'.;/. .;........ 450I 07 08
Oil City Petroleum 5,700 58 60
Peerless 40 14 00 14 25
Piedmont r»OC OB 06
Reed Crude 1:53 1 50 1 50
Sovereign \ 000 40 4f
Sterling 1 30 o n 70 ;} 00
Twenty-eight ioo| 9 00 9 CO
A\ abash 3 000 20 20
Wolverine 300 40 40
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. Aug. 2—2 p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Kid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
4s qr COUp^l06Hl(H5% 4s qr cpnew.l31U132
Js qr reK...lO6V4lo«»4 3s qr coup. ..105 105%
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
AU A^ W 5s - — — I Oak T Co (Js.l IS 120
Asso Oil 5s. 70 77% Do 5s 110 —
V. y J?^ ° 8l0 M4103 Do con 5s. — lC3'i
Cal C G 5«. IOI14IO4 JOceanic S 5s. — 72>/j
Cal G & Eg . |Om Cable t's. — 124 j
m & ct 5s. 84% 86 |Pac G Im 4s. 92& '^Vt !
Jv 1^ 8 , 1 ,. 0 5 s - 112 — IP E Ry 5s..lO4-«,105Vi \
V;. c " a ' 5s - — 100 p & c h tis.ios — I
EdL, & P tis.mu — P & O li 63.114 —
VF & C H «s.ll'_>% — Powell-st <5s. — 114
Geary-st 5s.. — so |Sac EG&R5s. W 100
II C&S 5'is.lOO — |SF & SJVos.117% —
Do as ?z.. 991J100 I Siena R Us.. — 115
Hon R T fis.106%107 |S P of A' Cs
y A ? lec 5a - "~ — I '(looo) ioe»i —
L A Ry 5b. .U5Vs — (1910) 108 U 109
LAL Co (is — — |s P of C «s
Do gttl «s. — — 1 dnCDHr A.103i;i03H
t Pt? , Btd « S ' ~ 103'/ii (inO5)i:r 15.104 —
LAP lem 5s. 1 01 14 _ , f , 900 1 0:.>?i —
Mkt-st C* 63.113% _ 1 ,]D12) 116 —
,., D ? 1 , C . ni 5s ' m — pc 1 c » 5sU0 —
MV& Mti .is.101% _ n 0 6tamj)cl.l0i)qU099i
NRR of CGsJO.-i _ <? p k II 0s.l3Hi — *
lkT D <>'5s 117% — s V Wat tis.lOCi/j —
N P C R 5S.105 — Do 4s 2dm. OSVi —
3S. C Ry 5s.. — no Do 4s 3dm. — 100
N C P C 5s. — TOO Do K mtg4s 03 —
£ S RR |s. _ 101 stkn G&Efis. 83 —
! O G L&H 5s. 107 108 U G & E ."s. — 102^4 I
O W gtd 6s. — ico j
• WATER STOCKS. |
Contra Costa 36 40 Port Costa ! ..— —
Marln Co... — CO S V Wat Co. 36% —
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Cent L A P.. 3H 4 S F G & E. 61 61?.
Mutual E L. — 14 stkn G & E. — 7$
Pao L Co... — B8?i U G & E Co. — —
INSURANCE.
Flrem'a Fnd. -_ 340 |
BANK STOCKS.
An L, N t}. Bk..l25 130 L P & A.... — 185
Angrlo-Cal .. _ S7 Mer Trust..* .206 —
?? n «.°> ¥¦ U ~ 43 ° Merch Ex.... 60 —
riit S N«£Si Z 15 2 s F NatlonK - "
SAVINGS BANKS.
?Tn r m S s & Jf H 2280 2350 Rav * L So. — 100
STREET RAILROADS.
GeL^ r °*.;' Z P 00 l rrfcsldl ° .••'••— «
POWDER.
Glant 60% GliJIVigorit - 5
SUGAR.
Su? c °h ka s a l giif »« S! g S Sf !
.: , MISCELLANEOUS. !
rif^o A - 12C 12S iOceanic S Co. - 4
r?\ wi V" ~ 10 ° Pac Aux FA - "Hi 6
W^feAlW 5 Pac C Borx. - Wi
Morning Session.
Board —
in A1^ a Packe rs' Association... 127 00
in k alif ° rnla Wine Association... S3 CO
60 Paauhau S P Co 13 25
ti Oftn H Prln^ VaIley Watpr Co 3« «,2^
!i"n^ S ay Countles Pow«r Co 5s.... 102 50
iinr^ c ay £ ounUca Power Co 5s.... 102 (.0
$3,000 fcac Elec Gas & Ry 5s 09 75
1?'^ P a^ e E Iectrlc Ry 5 P pr cent. 105 00
$o.000 Oakland Transit Con 5s 103 00
Afternoon Session.
Board
to J£ E prln * Valle y Water Co 36 75
£j.pCO Bay Counties Power Co 5s.... 102 00
$3,000 Cal G & E G M & C T 5s Si 'Ti
: $3,000 Hawaiian Coml &. Sugar 6s!!! Da ol)
1?'^ IT°b A ? K L 'Khting K td 6s 102 75
?1.000 S P of Arizona (1010) 10S 78
Unlisted Securities.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Bid. Ask. I Bid A*k
Bay CPC 6s. — 99 SF & NP 5s. l«i _
f r V 'J^ t K U8 ' 117 IS P C R 4s. — 100
M C Wat 5s.l00 — jsun Tel 5s — 104
1 ci? r^^ S K 5s ~ 105 ISutter-st R5s!lO5 113
• SF Drdk 5s. — 113%IUH of SF 4s. S3% 81%
i MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
i Ala S Co... 25 — Mat Nav Co.'— 90
• Amer Bis Co — 90 Nev Nat Bk.195 —
! Cal Cot Mils SO — N S R R Co. 9« _
Cal G&ECor. 49 ' — N Cal P Co. — 10
C Jockey C1.1I0 120 Oak Bk Saw 120 _
K a ew. wder " ~ 15 ° Oak T Con - 75 —
F. a ! l h T lp .S2',~ 25 IOOF Ha " A « —
al 115 — Orpheum Co.. — 1514
; CenBk. Oak — 05 PacC Cas Co.130 —
Chutes Co . . — 7 Pac S Tel Co. 102 103
• City & C Bk — 120 Pac Sur Co. 105 —
¦ Cyp L .Imp.. — 7% Paraf Paint.. 38 —
East Dynm.. — 270 S V Drydock. 00 —
• DpntPwd pfd — 65 ISF&SJ Coal.— 25
Docom .. — 60 is J.Wat Co. — 106
FN Bk. Oak.I20 — |SO & MTgbt.125 -_
tischer Thtr — 65c |SwIss-A Bk..H5 —
} Frnch-A Bk.105 110 (Truck Elect.. 11 _
S* 8 Con A "- — 20»4IUR InC pfd. 49 —
Mono P Co..' 19 — 1 Do com ... .10ft —
Lon& SF Bk — CO |
Afternoon Session.
Board —
60 United R R Inv Co pfd « 00
I Street —
, $5,000 United R R of S F 4 per cent. 83 75
California Stock and Oil Exchange
Oil Stock- ~~ Bid. Asked.
1 Apollo 4g
Associated Trust Cert.....", "is «>n
Aztec - g 5
; California Standard i;'{ ik
(Caribou 3 R0
Claremont §5
'Four "jA
I Fulton i 1 r n
Hanford Uv.V".! i"c5 ...
Home.. \ 1 25 x 37l ,
I Imperial J . 17 2
! Independence .; "h °7
! £ ern • • • 4 75 5 00
' £ ern R |v er 11 00 12 CO
Monarch (of Arizona).. 31
Monte Cristo 65 «8
Oil City Petroleum 59
Peerless... 13 5()
• Piedmont 06 08
Sovereign 41
: Superior 07
; Thirty-Three g'o-,
Twenty-Eight 0 so
West Shore ; 2 05
; Monarch (Pool) 10 "24
W'abash k<\
McKlttrlck Oil 16 2"
I Miscellaneous —
I Fischer's Theater ,. 60
Northern Cal. Power... .... io"66
Sanitan' Reduction Works.. 1 00
Morning Session.
400 Sovereign 40
Afternoon Session.
, SO Central LJcht and Power....' 3,75
100 Sanitary .... 1 05
1000 Monarch 21
j Aiming Slocks.
1 — .
; SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE,
i Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
fMornlng Session.
100 Best & Belch. 701 100 Overman . 12
2C0 Caledonia 42 100 Savage 25
! 100 Con Cal & V.I 20 500 Utah lo
j 100 Ophir 2 35| 100 Yellow Jacket. 19
Afternoon Session.
lOOChollar.. 13 500 Savage 24
200 Mexican 84 '500 Savage 25
100 Ophir 2 30 100 Utah.. 10
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
I Following were the sales on the Pacific
• Stock Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
300 Andes 19| 500 Julia 06
200 Andes 1S| 100 Mexican 8tf
100 Bullion 20| 100 Mexican ...... S5
200 Con C & V...1 20 100 Mexican 87
100 Con C & V.I 22% 100 Ophir 7.2 32V.
100 Con C & V...1 20 100 Savage 25
200 Con C & V.I 17% 700 Union Con 24
200 Gould & Cur. 12
j Afternoon Session. / !
j 400 Andes 181 2C0 Hale & Norc. 70 1
• lOOChollar u\ ooo Union Con.... 24
j 100 Con C & V,l l-J.il
; TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
. Following were the sales on the' San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
I * Morning Session.
1000 Goldfleld Ton. ' 111 400 Mont Ton ...2 40
] 500 MacNamara . 40|1COO Red Top ..... 13
2000 MacNamara . 5011000 Ton Midway.. 54
1000 MacNamara . 49|4000-Ton N Star.. 33
Afternoon Session.
1000 Goldfield B&B 171 COO Ray & O'Brien 09
l»K)l» MacNamara . 47| 200 Ton Belmont.. >" 70
1C0 MacNamara . 46| 2200 Ton Gold Mt. 19
100 Mont Ton.. 2 42%|
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
TUESDAY, AugT 2—4 p. m.
Bid. Ask. I Bid. Ask.
Alpha 09 - lOUustlce 11 '12
Alta ......... 05 O"tKentuck ...... 02 04
Andes ....... 17 19|K. Graessler.. — 120
Belcher- ..... -17 19|Lady Wash . . — 00
Best & Belch, tit! (8lMexlcan ....... 83 84
Bullion ...;.. 19 21 1 Occidental .... 81 85
CKlcdoula :... A\ ¦¦ 43! Ophir T 2 t'5 2 30
Challenge .... is 20 Overman 11 12
Chollar .. 13 14 Potosi ........ 15 IB
Confidence ... 65 T2 Scorpion .. . . .\ 08 10
Con Cal & V.I 15 1 20 Savage ....... 23 25
Con Imperial. ;— ;.fJl Seg Belcher... 04 05
RED AND WHITE LEAD— Red Lead, 7Vi<3>
7*ic per lb; White Lead, 7^i@7%c, according
to quantity.
QUICKSILVER— $42 50@43 50 for local use
and $11 25@42 ner flask for export.
SALT — Prices to jobbers: Bales, 00c ror
common and $1 10 for granulated; Dairy, $C@7
p<?r ton; Granulated, $7@7 50; Half Ground,
100-!b bags. $3 25: do. 50-1 b bags, $3 75; Rock
Suit. $2 S5@3 In 100 and $3 25 In 50-lb bags;
Genuine Liverpool, $14, $15 and $16 per ton
in pa-:ka»?eB of 224, 100 and 50 lbs. respectively.
SUGAR — The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows, per lb, in 100-lb baga:
Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed, 6.05c;
Powdered, 5.90c; Candy Granulated, 5:l)0c; Dry
Granulated, fine, 5.80c; Dry Granulated, coarse,
5.80c; Fruit Granulated, 5.90c; 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 more;
half barrels, 25c more; boxes, 50c more; 60- lb
bags, 10c more for all kinds. Tablets — Half
barrels, 6.30c; box;s, 6.55e; H. & E. Crystal
Domlnos. 8.80c per lb. No orders taken for
less than seventy-five barrels or its equivalent.
LUMBER — Pine, ordinary sizes, $1S@19; ex
tra sizes hlffher; Redwood. $l!Ka23: l^ath, 4
feet, $3 75(?4; Pickets. $17@25; Shingles. $2 for
No. 1 and $1 50 for No. 2; Shakes, $14 for
Split and $15 for sawn; Rustic, $33@39.
COAL OIL— Water White Coal OH, in bulk,
13c; Pearl Oil, In cases, lft^c; Astral. 19»4c;
Star. ir»Vic; Extra Star. 24c; Elaine, 26c; Eo
cene, 23c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline, In bulk,
I(5c: in cases, 22'ic; Benzine. In bulk, 13c: In
cases, 19',<ic; SC-degreef Gasoline, In bulk, 25c;
in cases. 31c.
TURPENTINE— Sic per gallon In cases and
7Cc in drums and lrcn barrels.
LEATHER— The market Is quoted slow and
¦unchanged by the local trade. Sole, heavy,
29931c; extra heavy. 31@33c per lb; medium,
2SQ2&C; light, 22227c; Rough Leather. 24@20c;
Harness Leather, heavy, 33@30c for No. 1 and
no©33c for No. 2; medium. 30@37c; light. 2il@
.%5c; Skirting No. 1, 40<S,42c. No. 2 36@3Sc;
Collar Leather, 15@16c per foot; Trace Leather,
40@44c; Kip. unfinished, 40<g50c per lb; Veal,
finished 50«60c per lb: Calf, finished, 65c®"M
per lb; Wax Sides, 16®17c per foot; Belt
Knife Splits, 14@16c; Rough Splits, S@10c
per lb.
TAN BARK— Ground, $20®2S per ton; stick.
$10 50(fil8 rer cord
OILS — Quotations are for barrels; for cases
add 5c; Linseed, 57c per gallon for boiled and
55c for raw; Castor Oil. in cases. No. 1. 7Oc;
Bakers' AA, cases, $1 10@l 12; Lucol, 60c for
boiled and 48c for raw; China Nut, cases,
fvif&SOc per gallon; Cocoanut Oil, In barrels,
3hc for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra
bleached winter Sperm Oil, CSc; natural winter
Hperm Oil, .C3c; extra bleached winter Whale
Oil, 57c; natural Whale Oil, 52c: extra winter
strained Lard Oil. 75c; No. 1 Lard OH. 05c;
pure Neatsfoot Oil, 73c; No. 1 Neatsfoot Oil,
C3c; liKht Herring Oil. 42c: dark Herring OH,
40c: Salmon Oil. 34c; boiled Fish Oil, 37c; raw
Fish Oil, 35c; boiled Paint Oil, 33c; raw Paint
Oil. 31c.
Nicaragua— llii(S13WjC for prime to fancy
washed; 9310V£c for fair to strictly good
•washed; S^ias^c for good to superior un
washed; 9^i&10c for good to prime vnwasned
peabTry.
Guatemala and Mexican — 13»i@15c for fancy
washed; ll?4@13Hc for prime to strictly prim«
washed; llijni'fcc for strictly good washed;
lOy.iZlO^ic for good washed; 9U®10}4c for fair
washed; SVi<S9c for medium; 7@Sc fo^ inferior
to ordinary; 10'4@12c for good to prime washed
peabcrry; OV-eaiOc for good to prime unwashed
pea berry; 8?«@0%c for good to superior un
washed.
Continued From Pace IS.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Mrs. Fellppa M. Gatto (owner) with C. J.
Antwiler (contractor), architects P. Ri(?hettl
and H. Kuhl — All work fcr a two-story frame
building (flats) on lot on S' line of Greenwich
str»et. 114:3 W of Mason. 23x60: $39S5.
Mrs. Louise A. Sorbleri (owner) with L. B.
Floan (contractor), architects Rousseau &
Son— : A11 work for a two-story and basement
frame building (six flats) on lot on NE corner
of Sacramento street and First avenue. E 115,
N 27:10. W. 112:1%. S to beginning: $10,930.
Robert Lorentz (owner) with Adam Miller
(contractor), architects H. Geilfusa & Son — Ex
cayatinr. concrete, brick. , carpenter, mill and
stair work, roofing, tinning, glazing, hardware,
fences and plastering for a two-story and base
ment frame building on lot on S line of Ful
ton street. 106:3 W of Shrader, W 75 by S
137:6: $9000.
Same owner with Henry Hufschmldt (con
tractor), architects same — Plumbing. «ras flt
tlnir and sewerage for same on same; $1146.
'Harvey H. Dana (owner) ¦with Mangrum &
Otter (contractors), architects Cunningham &
Pollteo— Steam heating and tilinsr'for building
on lot on SE corner of Union Square avenue
and Stockton street, S 44 by E 70; $4275.
Olive S. Balcom (owner) with A. S. Ruch
(contractor), architects Button & 'Weeks — All
work except . gradlnsr. brick work, plumbing
and heating. for a two-story basement and attic
lniekand woorT dwelling-house on lot com
mencing at point 57 N of NW corner of Jack
sc!> and Baker streets. N 71 by W 40; $6310.
Henry J. and Fannie 'E. McCoy . (owners)
with J. B. Reite (contractor), architects - Mc-
Dcusall Bros.— All work for a two-story part
basement , and part •¦ attic frame bulltllne , on
lot onE line of Alnlne ; street. , 232:5V! S of
Dubocf avenue - (Thirteenth street). S .T9:6,
E 82:6. N -39:8tf." W-. 79:3%. block C. Park
HIU Homestead Association No. 2; $64S0.
M. J. and Katharina Moran (owners) with
,^.V, Iiam J ' Krecker to Hannah Krecker (wife
of William J.), same; Bift.
_ William Howard to Ralph Reynolds, lot on
SB line of Natoma street, 122:6 SW of Marr
SW 25 by SE 70; $10.
R. G. and Anna L. Clark (Corbett) to Vin
cent Ferroni. lot on S line of Twenty-fourth
street. 50 W of Vermont. W 25 by S 100; $10.
Stephen R. and Affncs T. Thorne to Lollye
M. Foster, lot on W line of Sixth avenue.
2CS;S N of California etreet. N 25 by W 120;
$10.
Robert Foster to same (wife of Robert),
same; gift.
Frank \V. and Emma A. Fuller to John F.
Grimes, lot on W line of Twentieth aVenue
100 S of California street, S 25 by W 120; $io!
J. W. Wrlpht & Sons Investment Company
to Chase F. Williams, lot on E line of For
tieth avenue, 2C0 S of A street, S 25 by E 120
$10.
City and County of San Francisco to Minora
E. cr Minora S. Kibbe. lot on SW corner of
Forty-first avenue and R street. W 30. S
100. W 90 S 150. W 120. S 30:9 SE 240:6 N
20r.:8; $ .
Patrick and Bridget Dunleavy to Wichman,
Lutsen & Co.. lot on S line of Randall street.
209 E of Palmer. E 25 by S 250. lots S and 9.
block 19, Fairmount; $369.
Henrietta and Henry Worsdale to Honore
O'Donoghoue. lot on SW line of Seventeenth
avenue 350 SE of N street, SE 25 by SWjlOO
block 347 Case Tract; $10. . f
SUsan 11. and D. W. Phllbrick to Robert F.
Bucknam. lots 753 and 755, Gift Map 3; $*K).
Julius C. Reis to' Abbie A. Salsbury. lot 14,
block 3, Reis Tract; grant.
: Julius and Annie J. Price to Antonio and
Glrollma S. Lo Blanco, lot on E line of Gates
6treet. 75 N of Eugenia- avenue, N 25 by E
70, lot 443. Gift Map 1; $10.
Builders' Contracts.
Amelia Dorland and Leonore A. Souc (wlfa
of L. A.) to Lena Carey i(wlfe of Ralph), lot
on E line of Sanchez street, 50 S of Hancock.
S 25 by E 110: $10.
Peter J. Fagan to Henry Rich. lot on NE
corner of Seventeenth and Noe streets, E 30
by N 91:6. quitclaim deed; $10.
Henry Rich to Carl V. Anderson, same: $10
Estate of Mary A. Mills (by Thomas J. Be
han, administrator) to John E. Behan undi
vided third of following: Lot on N line of
Twenty-third street, 25 W of Florida, W 25
by N 104; also lot on N line of Twenty-third
street. CO W of Florida, W 25 by N 104- $1)00
William B. Bush to Mary L. Bush, lot on
SE line of Twenty-fifth and Sanchez streets.
S 22 by E 81:9; gift. •
Continental Building and Loan Association
to Chan Cheong. let on N line of Pacific street
120:8^4 E of Stockton, E 1C:9U by N 117:6;
D. W. Loring and C. F. Rllllet to same
same, quitclaim deed; $1. '
Poon Gay, Poon Chun Qul, Pocn Shun and
Poon Leong She to same, same; $10
Mary H. and James Cashn.an to Mabel E.
Brown, lot on W line of Stone street. 97:6 N
of Washington, N 20 by W 60; $10
Mabel E. Brown to Tong T.«e King and Fong
Sou Bud, lot on W line of Stone street, 97-6
N of Washington, N 20 by W 60; $10
Arthur P. and Mary McCarthy to Margaret
McPartland (wife of Daniel), lot commencing
« r .O E of Reed street and 97:« N of Clay E 1-3
by N 20, quitclaim deed; $2.
Margaret and Daniel McPartland to "W Lau
rie Sanford, lot on E line of Reed street, 97:6
N of Clay. N 20 by E 51:3; $10.
Same to Margaret P. and' Mary McCarthy.
lot commencing 50 W of Priest street and 07:6
Is of Clay. W 1:3 by N 20r, quitclaim deed; $2.
John J. Monahan to William J.- Krecker.
lot on NW lin« of Silver street, 200 SW of
Third. SW 25 by NW 75: $10.
Patrick J. Fitzslmmons to Mary Sperlsen
lot on E line of Harriet (Albion avenue) street.
201 N of Sixteenth. E 01, N 25, W 00, S 25;
$10.
Charles C. Dransfeld to John F. • Ortmann.
lot on E corner of Mission and Eleventh
streets. NE 50 by SE 100; $10.
Georse H. and Adolph A. G. Hahn. John
P. Beck. Rose M. Boreroux and Rosa S. Bar
ron to Domenico Baclgalupl, lot on S line of
Point Lobos avenue, 75 W of Collins street.
W 25 by S 125; $10.
George M. and Florence G. Perlne to Harriet
F. JIallett. lot on W line of Larkin street,
47:C S of Chestnut, S 15 by W 137:6; $10.
John H. Mallett Jr. to same. ;am»; gift.
Reglna A. S. Pescla to Sadie E. Corbet
(wife of Burke), lot on NW corner of Chestnut
and Larkin streets. N 50:6 by W 137:6; $10.
James Freeborn to Sarah Fry, lot 42 by 7:6
in center sof block bounded by Jackson, Frank
lin. Pacific and Gough streets; $1.
M. Var.derbengle to Roy Hartman, undivided
of lot on S line of Fulton street, 60 W of
GouRh, W 27 :« by S 60; $1250.
City and County of San Francisco to Charles
Diamond, lot on S line of Sacramento street.
125 W of Gough. W 25 by S 137:6; $ .
Cora E. Dithmar to Eugrene and Madeline
Calmon, lot on E line of Central avenue, 87:6
S of Pine street. S 25 by E 123:5; $10
Julia L. and G. B. N. Clow to Ezeki'el and
Julia K. Pander, lot on N line 0/ Sacramento
street. 62:6 W of Laurel, W 25 by N 100;
$S30O.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 2.
REAL/ ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Con N T 02 031 Sierra Nev 22 23!
Crown Point.. 10 12] Silver Hill 52 54!
K Sierra Nev 03 06 St. Louis 10 12
Kureka Con.. — 50 Syndicate — CS'
Exchequer ... 50 53 Union Con ... 23 25
Gould & Cur. 11 131 Utah 10 11:
Hale & Norc. 60 711 Vel low Jacket. 19 20
Julia 05 07|
TOXOPAH MINES.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Colehan — 05 Ray Exten .. — OS
Columbia 28 — Ray & O'Brien 09 10
Esperanza ... 02 03 -Ray Ton 10 !
Gold Anchor. — 28 Red Top 14 15 '
Goldfield B&B 15 IB Rescue 10 12
Goldfield Nev. 87 — Ton Belmont. . 70 73 ;
Gold Mt Con. — C3 Ton & Cal ... 15 •><) i
Jim Butler . . — 75 Ton Exten . . — 1 10
Little Ton .. — 60 Ton Fraction.. 25 — '
Lucky Tom.. 03 —Ton & Gt W. 04 —I
MacNamara . 45 46 Ton Gold Mt. 19 20
Mizpah Exten 20 — Ton Midway.. 53
Mont Ton.. 2 42Ht.2 4o|Ton of Nev. 8 00 8 12U
N T Ton — 05 Ton N Star ... 32 —
Paymaster . . 03 — Ton & S Lake. 60 —
Pine Grove . . 50 — United Ton . . — 09
Qulncy 10 — |West End ... 19 —
Lizzie Frame, also known as
"Blanche Blackwell," was arrested a
month ago on a charge of stealing a
purse from a woman on Mason street,
but after being released on bail she de
camped. She was rearrested last night
by Policeman Mattheson on a bench
warrant. Owing to another charge
that will be made against her this
morning by a Miss Tompkins of 36
Woodward street, who accuses her of
stealing a watch, her name was placed
on the detinue book.
"Blanche Blackwell" Rearrested.
ARRIVED.
Monday, Aug. 2.
Stmr Maggie. Corning. 4 hours f from Hair
moon Bay.
FOREIGN PORTS.
" SYDNEY — Palled Auk 2— Bark General
Falrchlld, for San Francisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SEATTLE— Sailed Aug 2— Stmr Victoria, for
Nome
PORT LUD1XIW — Sailed Aug 2— Bark Hes
per. for San Francisco.
ABERDEEN — Sailed Aug 2 — Schr Jessie
Minor, for San Francisco.
Late Shipping; Intelligence.
. The realty holdings are not of pro
portionate value. but*-one piece be
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets is valued at ? 55, 000. The es
tate in the State of Nevada and Kings
County, Cal., is yet to be heard from.
The appraisement of the San Fran
cisco estate of Samuel Davis, the
bachelor millionaire.Nwho died in May,
was tiled yesterday in the Superior
Court by Julian Sonntagr, Robert Day
and T. F. Bonnet, who placed the
value of the local property at $1,668,
553 56.
Almost the entire estate is left to
Eastern relatives and consists of gilt
edged securities, some of the principal
items being: 204 Spring. Valley Water
Company bonds, worth $209,422 50;
5P10 shares of Spring Valley stock,
valued at $185,370; United States 4 per
cent consols, valued at $106,000; 12S
Market-street Railway bonds, valued
at $147,200; English consols, valued at
$-'14,612 50.
of Properly at $1,068,553, Chiefly
in Bonds. / r
Appraisers of Local Estate Fix Value
DAVIS FORTUNE CONSISTS
OF GOOD SECURITIES
N. A. Carlson (contractor), architects Kldd &
Anderson— All work for alterations and ad
ditions to convert a one-story frame cottage
with basement Into I wo flats, No. 012 Alabama
street, between ' Twenty-first and Twenty
second: J1575. - - '¦¦'-. •
Thomas G. Taylor (owner) with J*™" ¦*•
McMahon (contractor), architect T. Paters °"
Ross-Piling for a six-story and
brick buildlns on lot on S line of Commercial
street 107:6 W of Sansome. 40 by S 59.9.
( 19SS 30.
THE SAN -'FRANCISCO - CALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1904.
12
RAILWAY TRAVm*
y^~H^^ Trains learo and are do*
ff^^z) 8^ FKANCISCO -
\^^^VV/ FlKBT DlTOT
(Toot et Mnrket Street >
"'" — MAIN UIneT " - *«ti^^
700a V»e«Tllle. Wlnteri: Barusey 7 50i»
7O0a Ht(c!i. E!in(r»»ir: Snrra:nrnto . 7-20»
7 -30a VMIrJo. X*rx ts»«oir)%. Saata
... M "°*«. Mt»«j>M»j. 8«n JUnwn 8 20»
7-SOa H!les.Trscj. Uthrou. S'^clcron.... 720P
8.00a SaaiM Espresi — (Tit D-«tH),
Wtuianit (for Bartl?tt Spr!n</J>.
Willows, trmto. i; e <l Klult.
Portl»n.1. Tscoma. Seattl* 7-50*
f 00a D»TH.Woodl»nd. Ka!s!»r» I.in.Iims.
-— MarysTllle. Ch'eo. oroiliie 7.60*
¦••UA Port Coats, Martinet. Aiufoch. '
Byron. Tr»cy. 8toe!ctoa. Xcw-
~ nan. Los Hnnos. M « jvfn t \.
Artnon*. n»nror<i. Viiaita,
PorterTlIIe 4
8J0A Port Cotta. Mo4e*to. M»Vc»i*. W\
Fresno. Unshen Janetlon. Uan-
ford. Vl»all». linkenileUI .. 4-5Q> _.
I. SOLA Nile*. Sun Jo«<». Ll»erraore, atoci-
ton. (t.MHton). lone. S^rrnn-nto.
MwysTllle. Cnico. lte<l BlafT .... 4-ZQp
I- JCa Oafcilf»i<*. Chinese. Jamestown. 8,> .
nor*. T«ol:tmn» »nJ Anrr!« i.?Qt»
t 00a AtUnttcExprem— Oirriea«n<; K*«i. S 2t)p
83Ca Ulchmond. Martinez and Wh;
Statloa* S 5Qp
10.06a Tba Overlnod I.lmlts-I — «u>i«n.
Omaha. Chtcaso, Utour, Kansas
City, Sk Lonis 5 20»
1000a Va!lejo_ 1220^
10.00a Los Aoreies rstsenicer — Port
Costa, Msrtlaez. Byrun. Trscy.
Lathrop. Stockton. Meroed.
K»ymontL Fresno. Gnafeen Jono-
tloo, H-in'ord. Letnoora. Vlialla.
Bakertdelfc. Lo» Ansole* .' 7.J9»
IS.OOm Hafward. Nilea and Way Stations. 3.2Q»
H-OOp Sacramento River Steamers tl t.Cd*
3.30* Bentclft. Wlaters. SacrameBtav
Woodland. Willow, Knlgbtt
Landing. Mary«T»H OtstOIs
and way station* 13-52*
I.3O nayward.Klles aad Way Statloas.. 7M»
4 COp M»rttnex,Sua H»inoi«. V»U*Jo.S a;a>
CaIl.U>ir». 8»nta Raaa. »•«»*
4 OOP «tl«-a. Tracy. Stock torn. L«4! *|9* "
4-30P Baywnrd. Ntles. Irriactaa. Baal ft.aO*
Jet. Llrensore........: 1 til.tOA
5 OOP Tbe Owt Limited— Nrwrnaa, L*s
Bsaot. Mendota. Fresno. T start.
Bakeral«ld.LosABfftlts • 3Sa
1830p Haywar*. Mies and Saa Josa ..... 720a
6 C0p Hayward. NIl«s and 6»a Joa« S iflJk
I.Mi> Kaxwa Expreaa— Ofidea. Omaha.
Chicago. Denror. Kansas City.
St. Louta, t!» Mantnez. P t..iiv>a.
S&CDvairnto. Calfax. Uen»...... IJ-SS* ¦
t.Ot)p Vallejo, daily, except daadsy.... I j «»«
70CP VaBejo, Sunday only f l9m^
7.8CP Ulehmond. Saa Psbto, Part Costa,
Uarttnes and War SutSoas ILZaft
7-CCp Reno Passenger— Port leeta, Sat-
10a. ZiiMira. Davis. Sacramental
TraekM, Laks Tanoe. Ron*. ___
Toooyah. Sp«rtci 7-5S*
¦ C6p Port Cotta, Martiaf^. Byro*.
Tracy, Latbrop. Modest*.
Merced, Beronda, Fresno aaa
Way Sutloas beyond Port Costa 12-23*
8-OSp Totcratte Valley. »U Deroada and .
Wawoaa ~ 1.50a
• -06p Hartmes. Tracy. SlAektoa 10.28a
I-Ocp Oregon * Calif orals Bxpraas— 8ao>
rameato, Vary*Tlll«, B«<l4tag.
ParUaud. Pocet Soand and K»»l. S-59*
•.10P Ilayward. NHaa and Saa Jotc (Sua-
. flayonly) 11-80A
COAST LINE (-isrrow Utagt).
(Foot of Market Street.)
'7.45a EditaCrazKzc-jrsloT^Suadayonly) 8-10»
8.16 a Kew ark. Ceatarrtlla. Saa Josa. . .
felton. BoaliierCreek.BigBaata. ¦ f
6«ot« Crm »n.t W»y Stttloa*... B-NP
tt-16A Alvarado. Newark. Saa Jo*e. Loa
6ato«,Gleawood,Keltoa. Boaldor '.
Creek. B1* Basis. SaaU Cros.... I1I>
t2t5p Newark, Centcrvlile. 8aa Jes«,
Kew AlnaaUea. J>« (i»to».Fe:ua,
Boulder Cr*e!c, Santa Cra* »aJ
Principal Way Stations 10.55 a
4.1Sp Hawark. Baa Joae. Los Gatoa t3.65a
4.1EpWr1cnt. Routder Crerk and Saata
Crux. Batarday and Sundnr vmij. *3 5b*
COAST LINE (Uroaa uaa«e). •
fW ( fnlrd ami t'owaiead SUeeta.) •
8.10a Bus Jote and Way SUtiooa 8-30»
t/OOA Baa Jote aad Way Stallooa. 6 43p
7.16a Monterey aad Saata Crat Exrar-
•lon (Sunday only) 10-33*
IOQa Mew Almaden (T,ue«.. Frid.. aa!y>. 4-lO#
• OOATb" CoMler- 8an Jo«e. SaMnaa.
Baa Ardo, Paw Rabtea. Kanta
Margarita. Ban I.nM «)i>!ipo. Sir.t*
Barbara. Saa BoeaaTeatnra.
MontAlro, Ozaard, Barbaak. Los
Angelei 1Q.4S9 •
tJ0A Gi'.roy. nolllster. CastroriTie. Del
Moate, Paclflc Grare, Sarf. L'>m-
poe 10-45*
• .C0a Ban Joae. Tres Plnoe.Wat»on»i!>.
Capitola. Santa Cms. ParfSe .
Brove. 8aJ1aas Sin I.ut« Ohlapo
aad PrlaclyJ Way Stations. ... 4.19»
10.50a Saa Jote ana Way SUUons 1.29?
1120a Santa Clara, Saa Jose, Los Oa:oi
and Way SUMon 7.30s
IJflp Ban Jota and Way Statlona 8 38*
IJ CCp Del Monte lixpress (except flan-
day) — Saats Clara, Kan Jo-n.
WataottTtile. Saata Cruz. Del
Moata. Monterey, faetnc QroT*. f|2- J5p
3 .SOpBurllazane, Saa Jo*e, Ol!roy, Hnl-
llster, Tres Plaoa.PaJatit.WaUoa-
»t!Je. Capttola, E»nta Cras. Chi-
troTllle, 8a!lnaa. PaciMc GroTs... 1Q.4<«a
4.S0P?aa J»»e aad Way Stations +3 00a
t5 OOP Santa Clara, San Jose, Loa Uatoa.
Wright aad principal Way Svv
tton* (except Sanday) tSOOa
fS.SOp SanJoteavdPrlaclpnIWayStatlont {3 40*
g 45p Sanaet Kxprent.— Usdwood. San
Joee,Gllroy,9altnas,!*MoKot>tea. -
Ban Lois Oblipo. Santa BarHara,
Los Angeles. Pemtnc El Paso.
New Orleana. Kew York T «»«
I.4SpPa)aro. Watson-rllle, Capttnla. | »,-,.«
Santa Crns. CaatroTlUe. DelvJJo-JO*
Moate, Paclne GroTe
IS-ISp E»nUl»t«o.r.sre*ford.Belnioat,8*a
Carlos. Ked wo©.!. Fair Oazs.
Mealo Park. Palo Alto tt.«S* -
630p Saa Joweaad Way SUUoaa. 6 38*
¦ 0Op Palo Alto and Way Stations 19-1&A
11.30P bonUtSaQFraactsco.Mlllarae.Bar-
IlngmnM. San Matao, Beliooac.
San Carlos. Redwood. Pair Oaka,
Mealo Park, aad ra4o Alto...... %A%m ¦
s11 Up MayOeM, Mountain Tlow, Suaay-
ti!«. Lawrence. Saatta Clara and
an Jose t>.4>»>
A tor Morning. P for Aiwera«ofl ""
t EaaJay exeeptcd. t SmikIht only
«• Satorday only. * Voawar ontr.
I'ltnm trail ttntln— *¦ tnJUlsx T^Z-
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO.
T_4ESSE3E3
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAT CO3KPA3TT. - •
Tlburoa rerry. root oX Market Str««t>
SAN TBANCXSCO TO SA2T SATASIa.
WEEK DAYS— 7:30. 8:00v 9:00. 11:00 a. m.;
12:35. 2:30. 3:40. 3:10. 8:30. 6:80 aad 11:30
p. m.
Saturdays — Extra trip at 1:30 p. m. ¦
SUNDAYS— 7:30. 8:00. 9:30. 11:00 a. ra.; 1:30.
2:30. 3:40. 5:10. 6:30. 11:30 p. m.
SAN RATAEI. TO SAN ITtAJTCISCO.
WEEK DAYS— «:W. 6:60 t T:33. 7:W. 9:20.
11:15 a. m.; 12:50. 12:00, 8:40, 5:00. 3:20.
6:23 p. m.
Saturdays— Extra trip at 1:43 p. ta.
SUNDAYS— «:B0. 7:35. 9:20. 11:13 a. m.: I:**,
3:40. 4:30. 5:00. 3:20. e:». 7:80 p. m. x'
lExcept Saturday. ' '
Leave I In ESeet I Arrrvs
San Fran, f May 1. 1904. | Saa ITaa.
Week I Sun- I Destlaa- I 8ua- I Woe*
Days. I days. | Uoa. | daya. | Daja.
7-30 a 7:43 a 7:43*
7:30 a 8:00 a S:40a »:40s,
8:00 a 9:30 a Ipimdo. 10:20 a 10:20 •
2:30 p 2:30 p »:W)p «:20p
6:10 p 3:10 p «-20p 7:25 p>
. .*"' ¦ 8:43 p _____
7:30a 7:3Oa ~~ ,l : i5. * l ,VH£ 5
8:00 a 8:0Oa Norato.. 10:20 a X-V.™ •
2:30p 9:30 a Petaluma. 0:20 p tt:3» p
B-IOd 2:30 p aad 7:23 p T::3» .
3:10 p Santa Ross- 8:43 p
7 30a 7:30a " 10:20 a 10:20 a
slooa 8:00 a Fulton. 7:23 p «:gp
2:30p 2:30 p 8:43 p 7:23 p
j Windsor. j
7:30 a 7:30 a Healdsburs. 10:20 a 10:20 a
Lytton.
230 p 2:30 p Geyservlllo. 7:25 p 7:23 p
| Cloverdale.
7:30a| 7:30 at Hopland 110:20 allO.'.'O a
2:30 p| 2:30 p| and UXlah. | 7:23 p[ T:2o.P
I i wimts. j i
7:30 al 7:30 a( Sherwood. l7:25pl7 23_3
8:00 a| 8:COal GuernevUle and J10:20 a(W:20a
2:30 p| 2:30 p| Camp Vacation. ( 8:45 pi 6X>9
8:0OaT-S:0Oa 8:40 a »:4O»
3:10p »:3Oa Sonoma- «:00p •:^B
S:10p Glen Ellen. f 8:45 pi ,
7:30 al 7:00al ~ TIoTcoTfloTaO •
_2:3O p| 2:30 p| _ SebastopoL_ | 7:23 pi_o:-0 p
STAGES connect at Santa Rosa for Whits
Sulphur Springs and Mark West Springs; ai
Fulton for Burke'n Sanitarium; at L.ytton. ror
Lytton Springs; at Geyserville for Slta?gs
Sprtnars: at Cloverdale for th« Oeysers. Boone-
vllle *nd Greenwood; at Hopland tor Dunc.ta
Springs. Highland Springs, KelseyvlU*. c *j' s *
bad Springs. Soda Bay. Lakeport and Bartieti
Springs; at LTclah for VJchy Springs. Saratogs
Springs. Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake. Wlttei
Springs. Upper Lake. Porao. 'Potter valley.
John Day's. Rrverstde. Llerley*a. Bucknetl's.
Sanhedrtn Heights. Hullvllle. Orr's Hot
Springs. Halfway House. Comptche. Cams
Stevens. Hopkins. Mendoclno City. Fort Brag?.
Westport. Usal: at WHllts for Fort Brag*.
Westport. Sherwood, Cahto. Covelo, Layton-
v;l!e. Cummins. Bell's Springs. Harris. Olsens,
Dyer. GarbervlUe. Pepperwood. Scotia and
Kureka.
Saturday 'to Monday round-trip Ucksts at rt-
duced ra;es. I
On Sunday* — Round-trip tickets to all point!
beyond San Rafael at hair rates.
Ticket OfHce. 630 Market street. Chronlcli
bulldlnj.
JA9. L. FRAZIER. R. X. RTAN.
Hen Manager. On. Pass Act.
1 WeeMy Gal $1.00 wM f
ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNITES STATES BRANCH
STATEMENT
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
NORTHERN ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF LONDON, IN ENGLAND. OX THE 31ST
day of December, A. D. 1903. and for ths
year ending on that day, as made to the In-
surance Commissioner of the State of Cali-
fornia, pursuant to the provisions of Sections
610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed
as per blank furnished by the Commissioner.
ASSETS.
Real Estate owned by Company. . $169,000 00
Cash Market Value of all Stocks
and Bonds owned by Company.. 2.556.545 00
Cash in Company's Office 7.717 93
Cash in Banks 1 162.577 01
Interest due and accrued on Bonds
and Mortgages 10.676 23
Premiums in due course of collec*
tion 487.80085
Due from other Companies for re-
insurance on losses already paid. 170 7t>
Total Assets $3,400,487 S3
LIABILITIES. ~"
Losses adjusted and unpaid 174,727 74
Losses in process of Adjustment
or In Suspense 144.49145
Losses resisted. Including expenses 44.763 94
Gross premiums en Fire Risks run-
ning one year or less, $2,008,-
260 01; reinsurance 50 per cent. 1.004.134 6O
Gross premiums en Fire Risks run-
ning more than one year, $1,521,-
725 79: reinsurance pro rata 842,776 37
Due and accrued for Salaries.
Rents, etc COO 00
Commissions and Brokerage due
and to become due 70.396 53
Return Premiums and Reinsurance
. Premiums 119.004 SO
All other Liabilities 2.003 03
Total Liabilities $2.302.SS8 06
IN'COME. ~
Net cash actually received for Fire
premiums $2,303,082 80
Received for Interest and dividends
on Bonds. Stock?, Loans and
from all other sources 89.347 73
Received for Rents 7.000 00
Received from all other sources.. 8,460 20
Total Income $2,419,880 82
EXPENDITURES.
Net amount paid foe Fire Losses
(including $147.S05M6, losses of
previous years) $1,070.036 86
Paid or allowed for Commission or
Brokerage 3S1.122 89
Paid for Salaries, Fees and other
charges for officers, clerks, etc. . 131.419 43
Paid for State, National and Local
taxes 70.316 45
Alf other payments and expendi-
tures 717.010 62
Total Expenditures $2,368,906 45
Losses Incurred during the year. .$1,118,890 15
Risks and Premiums. Fire Risks. Premiums.
Net amount of Risks |
written during the
year 5282.971.041 $3,336,578 13
Net amount of Risks
expired during the
year I 241.873.611 2.856. 61S 42
IJet amount In Jorce
December 31. 1803.. 308,283.111 3,529.994 79
GEO. W. I3ABB. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this.
27th day of January. 1004.
• GEO. H. COREY.
Commissioner for California in New York.
Western Department. Chicago.
G. H. LERMIT. Manager.
San Francisco Office, No. 230 California St.
Walter J. Wilson, Residant Manager.
Ahpel & Bruckman, City Agents,
No. 209 Sanscms St. Tel. Main 5781
RAILWAY TRAVEL.-
Ilimited to chicaco|
Eg LEAVES MONDAYS and THURSDAYS H
Hat O:3O ». m., throoffli In 3 day*.H
Hwith diner and all trapping's. O
.Other Santa 7a Trains:
n-^ft .' m" I for Stockton. Fresno. Bakersfleld.
8:00 p. m! J Merced. Hanford and Visalia.
4:00 p. m. for Stockton.
8:00 p. tn. for Kansas City. Grand Canyon and
Chicago.
TICKET orriCES — 641 Market St. and
rerry Depot. S. 7. Also 1119 Broad-
way, Oakland. Cal. 27 South 71nt St..
San Joie>
ROSS VALLEY,
M^w^ff? CAZADERO Etr
|^p^I§£S2ffc£i<g$j Via Sausalito Ferry.
SUBURBAN SERVICE, STANDARD GAUGE.
DeDart from San Francisco, week days, at
6-30 7:10. 7:45. 8:30. 0:15. 10:00. 11:00 a? m,
(11-40 a. m. Sausalito only). 12:20. 1:45. 3:15
4-00 4:35. 6:16. 6:50. B:25. 7:15. 9:00. 10:20
li:35 P. m. . »«^J» a ?. d . ''f^J? 0 "^ d'Pari
¦t 7-10 • 7:45, »:.J0. 9.15. 10:00. 11:00. li-*o
a m 12:20. 1:00. 1:45. 2:30. 3:13, 4:00 4ajf
6:«!"5?&0. 6:25. 7;15. 8:15. »:0O. 1O:2oV ll'S
P 'i^rtve at San Francisco, week days. «.«t
7W 7 35 8:15. 8:45. 0:36, 10:20. ll!w »- m '
iiM. 1*5. 2:50 3:35. 4:20. 3:05. 6:40. saa*
«T55. 7:55. 10:05. 11:25 p. m. On Sundays aid
legai holidays extra trains arrtre at 12:43. 2:03.
8:50 p. m. - '
For Fairfax, week days, depart at 7:43 a. m
3:15 p. m.. 5il5 P. m. (ex. Sat.). On Sundays
and leeal holidays at 7:45. 8:30. 9:13 Ta^
Ufoo. 11:40 a. m.. 12-0. 1:00. l»lv£Ufit!ft
and 8:15 p. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:43 a. m. daily— Cazadero and way stations
¦j:15 a. m. Sundays only— For Point R«e!"
etc. ' .."?
3:15 p. m. dally except Sunday— For Cax*
dero. etc.
5:13 p. m. dally except' Saturday and Sun-
day—For Point Reyes, etc.
7:15 v. m.. Sundays only— For Point Reyes,
etc.
; S:15 p. m., Sundays only— For Caiadero eta.
! TICKKT OFFICE— 62G Market si aaer °* ela
FEItRY— Ln'on Depot, font of Market st
Mt. Tamalpais Railway
Lear* T» HastaliU Pcrrj Arrive
San Kraut lico r«t *f g^itft a. San Francisco
Week Sun- _t^a bm.» A'eek
r^Ti 8:307 fej^fe^ T&rrn&li
...10:00 a 2:05 P*t 1.05 4
10:00 a 11:00 a \ft5JtK2>V 3:36 r 3:35 p
1:46 r 12:20 r 'KsSsSvJ' 6:40 r 6:15*
• :lsr 1:46 r , XEfcS^ 6:1Br 10:0*1
'4:35r^ y(f 8:50 r
* Tls Craflty C*r. ' Taatlpait t> 1111 Tallty.
Tickkt (625 Mark rt St. (North hhore Railroad]
Orricu Jana sJjlcsaijtu JTxkky, foot Mulct i\
• "yyoaiS TO rara^aaajgaf srn. |
.PINi:. l'.'A. rr. rrarrtclin— 1. 2 or 3 room !
iu^ies: all- conveniences; reasons!'!'.
POST. ?¦f»— Larpv luinirJv il r&Cra: ladJ: 1 or _' ;
' pcntJcmcr. ; lcfcrenccs.
;Ii \.K. :)17— A*n:ce!y fu:n:ih<<5 rocra for two j
*' tre»;< lemon; reason: ble.
.CcAveLU :«-T«o *unr.y mems for
p«;r.:lrrrcr..
IX'iTr.LU iwli— Kooms t^ let; furnished.
I.OYAL lioete. I2B iaii»T»iacanaf«eett tight*. |
nxUpjf-toam. n&afc!ns»f«oai *n<i ladies' par- |
.lor: nfcnzft per.nfsht, Kc <• II &>. we»k. $2 ;
to rnoruh. $* to. Kn: • ; t \ ator on ground •
?Tocr: room* with b«t and .old water: b»th». \
EAenAMENTC. Ifill— Very sunny and clean J
rt«r rootc ;.CBatleinarL j
EANKiM'i 4J-— Sr.isU funiish^d room; rent j
xaif^r.a'. I?. j
SIXTH 240^4— J-t. Jchrs; 1 l< a««nt front fur-
nish^ r<TOir.*:'ccn<ra\ lorjition: mest reaa.
EEI'EXTKEN'TH. MOH, near Markf 1— Klecant-
!y furn. Isrrc front «ur:iy room: gas. bath,
v!->sct. pbpM; Wwefk; pent; beard optional.
VjlTTr.R. 2'^» -N'cly funvched rooms.
• P!"TTTIH. "."C — Frr-:it punny room to let.
VNITEO STATES. 123 ndrty. near Market — «O0
• •rrctrf. ¦•¦*..: tn ?l rirtt. ?1 7T. to *fi week; elec- !
'..jr>r ISxhts <no »:a«>. rjrnlnr wat'r in every I
'^fcera: :>vator. read. -room; fre<» b<ir; bagKS«*. :
'tl'ASHCfCSTOX. 1325 — Nlctly famished room. •
?s. . t !
'vnvCHESTER Hotel. 44 3d et.. rear Market— j
". Mest c>r.vrnirnt and rrepeclable; 7C0 room*: ;
' Tic tc $1 t.O rrtrM: tZ to *$ week: elevator; |
r]tr. iichts: readir.B-rocm: free bus: baitcar-. j
WOLF Bcote, 702 S'.x'.h St.— Rocmt from 13o j
. to Sl'pfr r.iiiht tr\A from 90c to (5 per week, j
" A'fivnRTIFEMENTS-. *ub.«cr'.ptionp received at !
<~a!l branch o*f»ce; cer. Duncan and Church sts. j
A BRANCH office cf Tne Cell for the recept'.oa j
• tt a4verti*em«iti> and subscriptions ha» been J
: cpened et 100S Msrket st.. opposite Fifth. !
'Open uctll 11. p. m. !
' .' &O0US AlTOBOAm
RO"^M ar.d board $16 to $1S per month; com- f
forts; bath. etc. 1021 Washington St.. near I
. Maton. . ' i
3AYLOR, <10— A nice large room for two
¦ ' -fentlerrtcn .who would room together; /good
Aboard; also room ar.d board for a r.rat. plain \
¦ -Av-Kn. . ¦ j
."XtVENTY-FIFTH. 3437— Large room newly j
• furnirhed; toutheru fipofure; board optional:
-' phone. . — * ¦
VALENCIA. 'Xid — Ueautiful sunny rooms;
. -nicely furnifhed; runnirg water: private!
' boarding-house.
fTDY. 112S. cpp. ' Jefferson Park — Fine furn.
« evnr.y; rc.oint; table; board: reas. : new rnanag*.
£L'Ll£ 45^ — Fire furnished rooms, with first-
.'* class French table board; reasonable prices.
EXCELLENT 1 r*rd. $4 per week; with eunny i
. rocsu $D. 323 First st.
LliOWAKlJ. S11A — Flrst-clacs board and room.
• i\tie> or double. W-$6 wk.: American family. 1
MASON." C15A. near Sutler — Sunny front room. ]
.: uith or without board. In private family. !
.O'.FA'iRELL. 1453^Handaome suit and single !
, .voorrs; board optional; Jewish iamily. ,
PACIFIC ave.. 171G. above Van Ness— Large
•¦ .».l;:.iij tooras; running water; use of parlor.
jF»«\ei!ton MaTiei'-n. cpp. Grace Church, annex
«-C7iCa!:rcrr.!a — See rooms. learn prices.try table
THE tiomora. 181 O'Farrell st. — Large grounds,
bil!fci:d-room. -superior table, quiet sen'ice.
VAN NEisS ave., 850 — Large sunny frcnt room;
tood board; tse parlcr, piano and phone.
CTEBSX&&. 3 4:>1 . near Gearj- — Nice home for
a >ounj lady cr centleman.
ADVEKTISEMENTS. subscriptions received at
Call Branch office, cor. Duncan & Church «ts. j
A. BRANCH off«e for Tte Call for the rec-ptlon ;
of advertisements and subscriptions has been 1
cpened at IOCS Market rt.. opposite Fifth. I
-<~>:>eri jintil 11 p. m. ',
¦ . BOOKS Alf D BOA.SD WAKTED.
GENTLEMAN, wishes high-class board on Rin-
• < \>n llfll: IsvlwUUxuc to pay well fcr the best.
• lk>x L'Sf.l. Call office.
BOOM ZE5TUJ& AGEXCY.
WE rent your rooms; hundreds of roomers call-
ing daily; don't delay eeelng us. Room Rent- ,
i:yr Advertisers, 117 Sutter St.; phone Clay
'.»:«>; office in rear of Ftore upstairs.
STOCKS AND BONDS FOB SALE.
roit sale — ~fttKi shares of the capital Etock of i
the Glen Cove Land and Transportation Com- '
'jany. Box 2*73, Call office.
TO LEASE.
TO rent or lense — A irood size etore in Ochsner
• buildinc, adjoining IV?toffice. K st., between
. Seventh and Eighth; a coiyl opportunity to
• f;< t a business in the be^t business portion of
?ac;ancrto. Apply Bt premises or 112 Beulah
• rt.. Pan Frar.clFmo. JOHN OCHSNER.
TYPEWRITERS AJ7S SUPPLIES.
AN etcTejitlonally good No. 2 Remington, No. 1
Smftli Prem'ier. F~>: other typewriters at
Mg-her and lower prices; rentals ?2 50. The
Typewriter Exchange. 536 California st.
[SD-UAKD typewrite™ sold, rented, repaired.
Webster Tyf>ewritinir Int=r>ec. Co.. SOS Marl eu
VTAVX.
A WAV to health — Mothers* and daughters'
hr-me treatment ; booklet free: write fcr it.
• VIAVI .CO.. Van Ness; phone East 282.
PaOPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT of the Interior. Office of In-
' "dian AfTalre. Washington. D. C. July 13.
. 1»<H. — Notice is hereby given that bids for
«the purchase of" unleased segregated coal and
atpbult land* and unleased segregated coal
. asphalt deposits will be opened by the
CcrrmiFv'.oner of Indian Affairs at his office,
in Washington, at dates as follows: For the
'purchase of tracts within the McAlester Dis-
trict ¦ No. 1). at 2 o'clock p. ra. (Eastern
• lime}. ¦ Mor.day. October 3. 19O4; for tracts
in the Wilburton-Stigler District (No. 2), at
2 o'clock p. m. (Eastern time), Monday. De-
cember 5. 1!X)4: for tracts in the Howe-Po-
Uau District. (N»; 3), at 2 o'clock p. m.
(Eastern 'time). Monday. February 6. 1903;
for tracts in the McCartain-Massey District
«Nc. 4). .at 2 o'clock p. m. (Eastern time),
Monday. April 3. 1906; for tracts In the Le-
r.igh-Ardmore District (No. S). at 2 o'clock
p. ra. < Eastern time), Monday. June 6 1903;
• er.4 for tracts in District No. 6 (unleased
f pregated at-phalt lands), at 2 o'clock p. rn.
(Eastern time). Monday. August 7. 1805
Circulars descriptive cf the lands and d>po«lts
"*o be «o!d and copies of the regulations of
June 17. 1904. governing the sale of the on-
Irasfl segregated coal' and asphalt lands and
¦bleated segregated coal and asphalt depos-
• Its, racy be obtained upon application to this
office or the United States Indian Agent.
Vnirn Agency. Muskcgee. Indian Territory.
Bid* Riu»t be on the prescribed form, which
. • will be found in the regulations. A certified
vheck or draft for twenty per cent cf the-
amount of the bid must accompany the bid
.'Tne lands will be eold for caeh. and success-
ful bidders will be required to deposit with
.the Commissioner of InC'an Affairs the full
amount of their, reepectlve bids within fifteen
•days after receipt by them of notice of tte
acceptance of the same. If a successful bid-
dfr faiis to comply with the terms of his bid
w.fh'.a the time specified the check deposited
ty him as> an- evidence of good faith will be
to the use of the Choctaw and
CbickjLcaw nations. The tight to reject any
or all bids is reserved. Deeds of conveyance
will contain a clause "subject, however, to
existing rights of way for railroads." A. C
TONNER. Acting Commissioner. ¦ Depart-
ment of the Interior, Washington,' D- C
July 13. 1804. Approved. THOMAS RYAJ*"
Acting Secretary.
*>£TICE TO BUTERS OF GRAIN BAGS— I
km authorized by Use Board of Prison Di-
rector* tc *ell one million (1.000,000) grain
bags at !l 75. exwt cash, within the period
up to and including the 15th day of August
130t. Any purchaser may buy the whole or
sny part of the one million (L000.000). All
ordtns to be accompanied by the affidavits
. tequlred by law. Blank orders can be had
.upon application. J. W. TOMPKINS, Warden
Fgn Cuentln State Prison. ¦¦
STJUT^IBIjrOAiroSTAJOynjaiHQ.
Al- Melbourne Institute. Van Keu 4b Market,
is taught celebrated Melbourne system; only
Melbourne In U. S. : private; established 3
years in S. F. Tel. Mint 2826 from 1 to 5 pm.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The followtct marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday:
Charles H. Meaklns. 24. 303 Golden Gate
avenue, and Alice M. Stocker, 17. SOi Golden
Gate avenue.
William P. Morrison. 24, 1035 Clay street,
and Rose Crocker. 2$,' 934 Powell street.
WJlliam R. Eaetman. 31, Washington. D. C,
and Lottie Patter. 25. city.
Oscar Sutro, 'M. 2519 Broadway, and Mary
E. O'£:illiva&. 34. Alameda.
wmiam P. Horn. 21. Saw Pine street, and
Grace C. Martin. 18, 11»2» Broadway.
An<lrew 8. Kowan. 21, Vancouver. Wash.,
¦rrt Josephine M. de Greaycr. 21 city.
Max Turtcltoub. 20. 21 Rausch street, and
£3 rah Terkltub, 10. 42 Moee street.
Jaires T. Morris. 2C Seattle, and Carrie
Brown, IS. Denver. 1
1 LiLTHS—MAiiRIAGES— DEATHS.
Birth, marrioce ar.d death notices aent by
' »--.a;l artll not t>e ir.-^;tcd. Tnoy must be handed
: in at either ai thr publication offices and be
: luifxied with th^ name and residence cf pcr-
•'.ir.v niKliorizeil to have the same published.
I Notice* restricted simply to the announcement
1 of tht- event are published once- In this column
i f*"**'' °- charge. i
l$OICN\
ALLISON— In this city. Autust 2. 1904, to
the wife of J. E. Allison, a daughter.
I EEKCOVICH— In Oakland. July 15. 1001. to
; the wife of S. Bercovich mee Schoenfeld), a
; son.
I DCFFr— In this city. Ju!y :i0. 1904. to the
vi<V of James B. Duffy, a daughter.
i HELMS- In this city. July 30, 190*. to the
w:fc- of J. H. Hc-lm?. a fonr
I STANGE— In th^ city. July :.'!'. 1!*M. to the
; ' wire of J. K. W. i-'ir.nge, "a daughter.
ma;:i:ii:i>.
DASSOW— vil'ADT— In this city. July «, 19(4.
by the Itev. Fathor Maximilian Newman.
U. \\*. Das5ov.- cf CfcivaKO, III., and Maiie
F. Quadt of San Francisco.
D1KD.
Barry. Wi'.liam McCarpar. Lucy, N.
Cohn. Abraham B. McRea. Donald
Ccnlin, James W. Mayer. Loon
Ducroux. Au.;u. 1 ¦•¦ Monroe, l^juis YV.
: Duff. Harry E. Morehead Samuel I.
E?an. Michael J. Orr. William
Ferguson. .Taints OsRood. Mary id
I Finnerty, Julia F. L. I'odcsta. Eugenia
; Garrttt. Samuel Schnucker. Elizabeth
i Hentrel. John W. Shea. Margaret
Kalb, lll'aria E. Simcoe, Mary A. ¦
• Klin*. Hans L. Sutherland. Mary
: Lcnehen. Catherine J. Thomas. Charles E.
Lobe, Simon Woodworth. Elmira
I BARRY and ORR — A solemn requiem high
rna.ss 'month's mind) will be celebrated to-
morrow (Thursday) morning at 5» o'clock, in
St. Patrick's Church, for th? souls of Wil-
; liairi Carry and William Orr. Friends and
: ncqua!:itances arc invited to attend.
I COHN— In this city. Aug.' 2. 1904. Abraham B..
! beloved husband of Caroline Cohn. father of
j Heckle. Millie. Sadie. Rosie, Louis, Aleck.
Earn and Salomon Cohn and Mrs. D. H.
; J^ewin of Oakland, and brother of Morris
! Cohn and L. B. Cohn cf Los Angeles, a na-
¦ tive of Germany, aged f>G years and 21 days.
! COXLIN — In this city. August 2. 100J. James
Vi'arren, beloved son of James and Susan
Conlin. a native of San Francisco, aged 2S
' years.
CTFri*nds are respectfully invited to at-
tend tho funeral Thursday morning, August
I 4. at 9:30 o'clock, from residence, 1444 Mr-
' Alliater street, thenco to Holy Cross Church,
j where a requiem high mass will be cele-
brated, commencing at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
DUCROUX— In Mclltta. Cal.. July 31. 1004.
Auguste Ducroux. beloved father of Mrs.
Knopf. Eugene and Louis Ducroux. Mrs. Ma-
caire and Mrs. Fourniguier. brother of John
Bapiste Ducroux. anci grandfather of August,
and Camille Knopf. Pauline Fourniguier.
George. Leon. August and Louise Macaire
end the late Jules Knopf and Louise Four-
niguier. a native of Kelgium. agfcd 00 years
4 months and 1 day. (Oregon, Vancouver
ar.d Seattle papers please copy.)
ICTI'rlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to att?nd the funeral Wednes-
day, August 3. 1904. at 1 p. m.. from the
I mortuary chapel of J." S. Godeau. 810 Van
Nces avenue, between Eddy and Ellis streets,
thence to French Church for services. Inter-
ment Holy Cro.*s Cemetery.
fDI'FF— In this city, Augurt 2. 1904. Harry
! Elvin Duff, loving son of George II. and
Lizzie Duff, brother of Everett and IVrnice
Duff, and grandson of Mrs. Annie King and
Mrs. Annie Duff, a native of San Francisco,
aged 1 y<ar and 10 months.
E5*Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
< Wednesday), at 2 p. m.. from the reFidence
his parents. 6 Oak wood street, off Eight-
eenth, between Guerrero and Dolores, thence
by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and
Guerrero streets to Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
EGAN— In this city, accidentally. August 2.
i;»04. Michael James, beloved husband of
? Delia A. Egan. father of Helen. Milvena,
John and the late Francis Egan. and be-
loved cor of Patrick and Delia Egan. a na-
tive of Coonel. County Mayo, Ireland, aged
37 years 1 month and 27 days. (Boston pa-
pers please copy.)
CXNotlce of funeral hereafter.
1 FERGUSON— In Seattle, July 28. 1904. James,
husband of Mary A. Ferguson, and father
• of Isaac. Franklyn. Henry, George. Alex-
ander Wilson anil Catherine Ferguson. Mrs.
F. V' Lee Mrs. Emma G. Grace and Mrs.
G. G. Miller, a native of Maine, aged t>7
years and 3 months.
ttT Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
? Thursday), at 12:30 p. m.. from his !at<»
residence, 1«46 Larkin street, thence to Ked
Mon> Hall. 320 Post street, where services
¦Rill be held at 1 p. m.
FINNERTY— In this city, August 1, 1904,
Julia Frances Loretta. beloved daughter of
John and Julia Finnerty. aTid elster of Mrs.
Frank Osborn, John Finnerty and the late
Mary Elizabeth Finnerty, a native of Port-
land Or. aged 17 years and 5 months.
ICFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday) at 9:30 a. m., from her late
residence, «19 Third street, between Brannan
and Townsend, thence to St. Rose's Church,
Brannan street near Fourth, for services at
10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery-
GARRETT— In this city. August 2. 19O4, Sam-
i uel beloved husband of Susan Garrett. and
father of Ruby and Bessie Garrett and Mrs.
Ethel Nixon, a native of Ireland, aged 54
years S months and 28 days.
HENTZEL— In this city, August 1, 1904, John
1 W. Henuel, beloved husband cf Anna Hent-
¦ zel. and father of Frank Hentzel, a native
I of 'Ohio, aged 49 ytarp.
E7"Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesdav) at 2 p. m., from the parlors
of Halsted & Co.. 940 Mission street. Inter-
ment Cypress Lawn Cemetery by carriage.
KALB— In Sausalito HUaria E. Kalb. beloved
wife of Paul J. Kalb, daughter of Damian
Espinosa and sister of Josephine E. Lopez,
Martin, Francis and Loretta Espinosa, a na-
tive of San Francisco, aged 23 years 6
months and 20 days.
KLING— In this city, August 1, 1904. Hans L.
. _Kllng. beloved husband of Annie Kllng,
father of Henry. Lorentz and Sophie Kling,
and brother of Mrs. C. Nielsen. Mrs. J. Niel-
sen and Peter, Antony and Lanrity Kling, a
native of Denmark, aged 40 years 10 months
and IS days. A member of the Danish
Brotherhood No. 49. (New York and New
Haven. Conn., papers please copy.)
E3*Frtends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at 12:45 p. m., from his late
residence. CO Convene street, thence to Al-
cazar Hall, 120 O'Farrell street, where
funeral services will be held under the aus-
pices of the Danish Brotherhood No. 49 at
1:30 p m. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme-
tery.
LENEHEN*— In this city, July 31. 1904, Cath-
erine J.. beloved wife of Thomas J. Lenehen,
mother of George. William, Gertrude and
Ethel Lenehen, daughter of Mary A. and the
late Joseph P. Ault. and sister of Joseph H.
and Matthias Ault. Mrs. P. Mulholland and
the late Samuel Ault and Hannah J. Hussey.
a native ol Oakland, Cal. A member of Alta
Parlor No. 3, N. D. G. W. (Los Angeles
papers please copy.)
IC7"Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at 8:30 a. m., from her lato
residence 11 Bowie avenue, off Eleventh
street, between Howard and Folsom. thence
to St. Joseph's Church, where a requiem low
macs will be celebrated for the repose of her
soul at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-
tery.
Alta Parlor No. 3. X. D. G. *V.: Members
are requested to attend the funeral of our
late sister, Mrs. Catherine J. Lenehen. to-
day (Wednesday), at S:30 a. m.. from 11
Bowie avenue. By order of the President.
EDITH M. MUHLNER. Pres.
! C. L. FAULKNER. Secretary.
i LOBE — In this city. August 2. 1904, Simon
( Lobe, a native of France, aged 92 years.
I McCAROAR — In East Oakland. August 2. 1904,
Lucy N. McCargar. dearly beloved mother
of Mrs. W. L. Embury and Mrs. H. D.
Uacus of Oakland. Mrs. Robert Hamilton and
Mrs. J. S. Stauffer of Chico, a native of
Canada, aged 74 years 5 months and 3 days.
McREA— In this city. August 2, 1904. Donald
McRea, a native of Scotland, aged 78 years.
MAYER— In this city. August 2, 1904, Leon,
beloved husband of the late Julie Mayer,
and beloved father of Mrs. Leopold Meyer
of Antioch, Mrs. Charles London and Mrs.
Philip Latz of Modesto, a native of For-
bach. Lorraine, aged 77 years 5 months and
19 days. * 1
C7Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday,
August 4. 1904. at 10 a. m.. from the resi-
dence of Charles London. 810 Shrader etreet.
near Frederick. Interment Home of Peace
Cemetery via 11:30 a. m. train from Third
and Townsend streets. \ ¦ ¦ -
MONROE— In Oakland. August ;2, 1904. Louis
W. Monroe, son of Mrs. J. A. Aohard. and
brother of F. M. Wermuth, D. H. Monroe,
Mrs. A. H. Pierce and Mrs. Ida L. O'Neill,
a native of California, aged 25 years and D
months.
MOREHEAD— In Oakland. August 1. 11)01,
Samuel I Morehead. husband of Annie More-
head, and father of Anna. Harrie. Mattle and
Samuel Morehead. aged 63 years.
CTFrlends snd acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Wednesday. August 3.. 1904 at 2 p. m.. .at
his late residence, 2318 College avenue,
HENRY J. CACLACH^it CO.
'(Successors to FUnnagan & Gallagher.
DANIEL, P. DONOVAN. Mgr.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
¦ t 20 Fifth rt.. opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South 80. .
UNITED UNDERTAKERS.
— : Funeral Directors and Embalmtra '
Formerly in Metropolitan Temple.
NOW at S6« MISSION. Tel. South 1G7.
Between Fourth and Fifth, near Fifth et,
, Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.
(CKricnUs and acquaintances are ie3pect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday), at - p. m. from the funeral
l'arlurs of the II. K. Maass Company, 917
Mieslon etreet. Interment I. O. O. F. Ceme-
tery.
SHEA— In this city. August. 1, 1004. Margaret,
beloved wife of the late Cornelius Shea, and
mother of Mrs. M. K. Mulqueeney and Mar-
garet and Cornelius Shea, a native of County
Cork. Ireland aged 70 years.
G^Kriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Wednesday) from at. Michael's Church. Uv-
ermore. where a requiem high mass will .be
celebrated for the repose ol her soul upon
the arrival of the 7:30 a. m. train from San
Francisco. Interment St. Michael's Ceme-
tery. Livennore Remains at the parlors or
McAvoy • & Co., 12o9 Market street, mar
Ninth.
SIMCOK— In thi? city, August 2, 1904, Mary
A., beloved daughter of Margaret and the
late William M. Simcoe, and sister of James.
John, Margaret Kate and Julia Simcoe, a
native of Marysville. Cal.. aged 24 years 0
months and 17 days.
ICyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully icvited to attend the funeral services
at her rate residence. 1841 Buchanan street.
Thursday, August 4., at 9 a. m. llnterment
St. Mary's Cemetery. Oakland.
SUTHERLAND— In this city. August 2. 1904.
Mary Sutherland, beloved mother of William
G and Andrew D. Sutherland and Mrs. Ly-
ford Sinclair, a native of County Cork, Ire-
land, aged 71 years.
CTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Thursday), at 8:30 a. m.. from her late resi-
dence. 1251 Union street, thence to St.
Brigid's Church, where a solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose of her
eoul, commencing at 0 a. m. Interment Holy
Cross Centetery.
THOMAS— In this city, July 31. 1904. Charles
E. beloved husband of Lucy Thomas, son of
Mrs. Lura Thomas, brother of Mrs. Edward
Peterson and George Thomas, all of James-
town. X. Y.. and uncle of Roy J. and Mrs.
Carrie Peterson of San Francisco, a native
of Troy. N. Y.. aged 07 years 7 months and
12 days.
ttirFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
under the auspices of San Francisco Lodge
No. 3, I. O. O. F.. on Wednesday. August 3.
1904 at 1:30 p m sharp, at Odd Fellows'
Hall', corner of' Seventh and Market streets
(take elevator). Ex-Placerttes kindly attend.
Remains at the chapel of Craig. Cochran &
Co 42fl Golden Gate avenue, between Lar-
kin' and Polk streets. Interment Mountain
View Cemetery, Oakland.
WOODWORTH — In this city. Aug-uet 1. 1904,
Elmtra beloved wife of William Woodworth.
and loving sister of Mrs. R. T. Nickerson
and Clara and Harriet Eastman, a native of
Santa Cruz, Cal., aped 37 years. (Santa
Cruz. Cal., papers please copy.)
CFrionds and acquaintances are respect-
fullv invited to attend the funeral Wednes-
dav" ct 10 a. m. from the funeral parlors
of "Porter & White. 423 Golden Gate avenue.
Interment Cvpress Lawn Cemetery^ '
Berkeley, under ,the auspices of Court Unl-
vorslty No. 7015. A. O. F. Interment Moun-
tain View Cemetery.
OSGOOD— In this city, August 2. 1904. Mary
K Ossood. beloved mother of Mrs. May P.
Loskay, and grandmother of Vera and Doris
Loskay. a nntlvu o' Gahvay, Ireland. ¦
rODKS'J\V-In this city, AuffU.it '2, lUCi, Ku-
penia Podesta dearly beloved 'iaujilitier of
Mis. iiosie Arata, tftepdaashtep of l J aoio
Arata. and ete^sieter of livne Arata. a native
of San Frantssco. as^d 12 y«ars 10 months
and 17 days.
SCHXL'CKEl;- In this City. Ausust 1. 1«H.
Elizabeth Scbuncken beloved .wiCe of the late
Andrew Schnucker and davoted mother of
Charles, (irorge aiiJ Andrew Bchaucker, U
native of Uerniany, aged CO years o months
and 12 days.

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