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C 5 — Iliamw-J 24 30 Flor Leasing. 15 25 {Bound Mt J)8 l.tK) Golo>n S Peak 20 22 Unnn<\ Mt Ex. 27 28 Oolrten Terra. 07 OSlßabr Worider. — 36 Oold.vke IJecf. — lr.lScarchlt Trcas — S4 Ida Mines — 2«! hil P Mayflowr — 40 Interstate ... — 00| REAL ESTATK TRANSACTIONS Francis T.. Burtis to Georpe newlett. lot on ' W line of Wet.sur utrcoi, i:j7:6 S of McAllister, 8 r»7:6 by W 13T:6; $10. Francis E. Burtis t" Fame, block bounded by Tolton. Fillmor*. McAllister and Webster streets; $10. Anais Hall to Mergocthaler Linotype Com pany, lot «»n N line of S3cramento street, 153:2 W of Moatrmnery, W 42:9, N C 9:», W 5. N M>:9, X 47:9, 8 119:6. nnd all Interest In block bound <d tiy Sacramrntu. Kejtroy, Commercial and Montpomer.v *tr«-«>tK; SlO. George iJr.reie to McCarthy Company, lot on V. line of Brighton u venue, 150 N of Holloway, N 25 by E 112; $10. John J. Bergin and wife to Ellen G. Gogerty, lot on KE line of Minna street. 2ri3 NE tjf Fourth, NE 20 by M. 70. and two other pieces; $10. Estate of Elizabeth A. Ilcpan to John J. Ber- Itln, one-fifth interest in same; $3200. ' Henry M. Gogerty to Kdwai-d B. Gogerty, came; $1. John Johnson to Thntnns Farley, lot on E line of Guerrero street, 77 S of Army, S 23 by E JOO; $10. • " George Darele to McCarthy Company, lot on P Une of Ocean e venue, 50.26 W of Lee W 25.06. 8 114.0.'. r 2.V N 107.08; $10. Frederick W. Lurmann to Patrick M. Mc- Donald, loi on F. line of Oapp street, 127:6 S of Twentjr-flrst. P 00 by B 110; $10. Stephen A. Born and wife to Mar A. Deberer, Ist on W line of CaMro rtrwt. 157:6 S of Du _«boc» avenue. 8 27 toy W 00; $10. Sol Gotx a Sons to S«;lma Bishop, lot en W )in* of Ninth avenue, 200 S of N street. S 50 by w 120: $10. * Virginia F. Deaklc to O. 11. r>nmson lot on E line of Hyde street, 27:6 S of I'lne, S 23 by Benjamin Tlealey to Peter Bertelsen. lot on 11 25 P by°NwT^sT Pt> 213 NE ° f ROaD< * e ' Jmnes D. FuDivan to Antonio Talascnno lot on W line of CllkwotUi Ftrwt. ITA) N of liug-enla, John W. Uj-varineo «»t al. to Jamnc Lawrence lot on NE corner of Tw«ity-«ixth and Noe etreetß. X 29:6 by N 8S; $10. Frederick Itofcob and w lfe to Ann M. FiKcher, Jot on W line nf Currrero street, £40 S of Flf twntb. S 81:6. W 124. NW :J2, E 127- $10* H. 11. nuntinjrton anfl wife to J. p. Bcrnadon \u25a0nd wife, lot on S line of Lake street. 07-6 W of Eleventh twrnic, W B liy *s XX); $ Sennit-! H. Mann to Sui?an Malloy, lot on 8 Jlne of Point I»bns nvrnur. 32:0 E of Twctity •pventb, E 25 by S 100; $10. John Harkina to James E. n«rkJnt>, lot on 8 line of Point LoJxw erenup, 25 W of Wood street, W 4, S 75, W 21. S SO. E 25, N 125; $10 D«-l"t< D. Hector to Cologne M. Bector. lot 00 8E corner of Rlrhland avpnne and Ilollr •street. E 142:9. S 60, W 112:11. NW W»:3; uJft. John A. Matlipws to Katie A. Mn thews. lot on NW corner of .Taokson and Montgomery *rtreets, N 4S by W C 7:6. and two otUer pieces; $10. San Francisco Savin*™ Cnlon to Andrew Gtnoccnio. lot on X line of Point tobo* avenue, 2£« li ot Twenty -fifth, F- 2T. by S 100; $10. Elizabeth Rlvara to G. B. Rivara. lot on 8 line of Broad *t »\u25a0\u25a0•<• t, 335 E of Orizaba, E 23 by g 100: $10. ..-•-.." V. Gamboni ft al. -to Martin Hanson, lota 2 to 4 irfft map 1: '5520. / V«»'n U Stubb* to Will Jam F. Stobba. half ln- I<fc*t in lot on N line of Fonrteenfh rtreet, 25 VC of Treat avenue. W 2S by N R3.6:i."5; $10. Jo<u>ph Boaly to J. 11. X'ric*. lot .Mil, gift map *J. H. Price and wife to O. 11. Ferguson, same; Boanl of Ti-V I>mid C«mmis>.lom»rfi to Michael Mcßride. lot on E »Ino of Ohio etrect. 100 N of xniadoT. N 50 by E 100: $10. ~ Carl N. Bolte to 3. W. Wrisht & Sons Invest* "SLASHER JACK" IS STILL AT LARGE ore Young Women Victims of Razor Wielder Tell of Their Experiences ATTACKED ON STREET Determined to run to earth the fiend whose mania seems to consist of a de sire to slash the dresses of young women as they jjet on and off the street cars, the- police are still watching closely all the safety stations along Market street, as well as the principal transfer points about the city. Following the publication of the story yesterday morning a number of other cases which have occurred during the past \u25a0 week were reported to the police and in every Instance the descriptions, where descriptions were grlven of the offender, tallied with that which had been furnished by others of his victims. Every case reported so far has come from a particular section along Third street, between Folsom and Market, and a peculiar feature of the strange af fair is that in every instance a particu larly well gowned woman has been se lected as the victim of the slasher. The latest "slashing" known to have been committed occurred last Friday, when Miss Josle Dixon. a pretty, young lady employed at the- western Electric Company's works on Folsom street, no ticed that her automobile coat had been slashed twice down the back. Miss Dixon cannot tell when or where the cutting took place, but she remembered distinctly of having been annoyed by a slovenly appearing man while riding on a Folpom-street car. Miss Josie Cohen, another young wo man, also employed at the Western Klectric Works, was likewise made to suffer damage to her dress while on a Folsom-street car, and her description of a man who attracted her attention while on the car by his peculiar actions fits the description given by Miss Dixon. Miss Elsie Elfing. a third employe of the electric company, reported that a single cut had been made in the back of her skirt, but she was unable to give any clew to the miscreant who did the cutting. Alice Hulac, a young lady visiting in this city from Eureka, also found two gashes cut in her skirt. Miss Hulac did not report the case until yester day, although it occurred two weeks ago. MINER HICKS IS IN THIS CITY "I'm getting $600 a week and ex penses now, but I'd rather be earning 53 a day with pick and shovel — that is. I'd feel better satisfied; but I guess I'll get used to It." Thus spoke Lind eay Hicks, the hero of the Edison tun nel. Bakersfield, last night. Hicks is in this city, preparatory to assuming the tortures of a theatrical engage ment, in which all he has to do is to sit still and let people look at him while he is talked about. But the giddy life behind the footlights does not appeal to the man \u25a0who aroused the interest of the world by staying -alive in a cramped position In a caved-ln tunnel for fifteen days, fourteen hours and thirty minutes. Hicks, who is a man of reticence and shyness, crept* into town yesterday and took lodgings at the White Palace Hotel, on Market street. With him is W. E. Rutherford in the capacity of press agent, courtier and- friend. Part of Hicks' contract is to keep silent and out of sight. This intense chaperonage does not find favor with the miner, but he sticks doggedly to his contract and talks but little. He is inclined to the belief that he has little to say. Hicks has a magnificent mustache, as long as that of an Italian colonel of dra goons, and his complexion is of the tint of Southern Europe, but he was. like the lady in the song, "bred In old Kentucky," and when he was In the little box in the tunnel he used to sing "My old Kentucky home, so far away." Sometimes he would sing to drown the sound of the phonograph on top, for Hicks is human after all. The inces sant phonograph music nearly drove him crazy, he says. When at the bottom of the tunnel cave-in Hicks says he had but one thought, "When will I get out?" and he says he 'was determined he would get out, and never despaired. Now, on the vaudeville circuit, he has one single other thought. That is. When will he get off? He wants to settle down, but still he would like "right emart to ramble." be r-iys. Hicks' moJesty is delightful. He blushed when he spoke of the letters written him by women anxious to be come Mrs. Hicks. "The only letters I want to answer," he said, "are those written me by children — they wrote some awfully good ones." CALIFORMAXS IX XKW YORK NEW YORK, Jan. 10. — The following Californians are registered In New York: San Francisoo — A. C Boyer, It. H. Cross, Grand Union; A. Cohnreich, Woodstock; W. L. Eaton, Herald Square; J. Woods and wife. Hotel Em pire. Santa Clara — C. J. Corey, Brea lin. Pasadrna — H. F. Sanborn and wife. Hotel Breslin. Los Angeles — H. V. Carter, Imperial; J. B. Troy and wife, St Denis. PARIS, Jan. 10. — Dr. A. Nusbaum and Max Cohn of San Francisco registered at the Herald bureau today. ment Oompany, lot on E line of Eighteenth ave nue, 225 N of B street, N 50 by E 120; (rtft. • John L. Stubbs to William F. Stubbs, half in terest in lot on N line of Fourteenth street, 25 W of Treat avenue, W 25 by N 83.535; $10. Meta Goedecke to G. CUiappari, lot on SW line of Montgomery strw-t at point drawn S ! from Tnlon street. 171:10H E of Powell, S 8:11. NE S:*^, NW 4:8; $10. 11. Fred Buhr Jr. and wife to Bernard Sherry, lot on NW l!n«» of Minna street, 200 SW of Seventh. SW 25 by NW 75; $10. liuildlucr Contracts Frederick A. Rinne with Serna & Brntrtier^ — ' To erect two-story frame on E line of Folsom : Btrect, SO S of Twenty-fifth, S 25 by E 112:6: $7J*5O. Mary Cbfbukar with W.. F. Fitzgerald— To rrt-ct t«-o-«tory frame on S line of Glover \u25a0trect, 114:6 Ii of Leaveaworth, B 23 by S 60: I*ooB. llotTman Cafe Company with Dreyfua Bros. — Interior woodwork for llotTman Cafe, on NE corner of Second and Stevenson streets; $0350. Amelia Gulnasso (fruardlaa of the estate of Emma and Thomas Gulnawto, owners) with C. J. - Dofhriag, William Wade. I/eonhart & Andre sen — To *rect a two-story building on NE comer of Duiwnt and Vallejo ftrects, 150:3 on Dupont and 82:6 on Vallejo; $22.405. liarbnra NeS (owner) with Thomas H. Day's Rons, J. W. Miller, J. Loom-y, J. G. Satton Coinnany — To erect a fonr-storv brick building on m; cornrr of " EIHs and Jones Etreets, N 87:0 by E 37:6; $31,800. Shields Estate Company with San. Francisco Pavlac Company, H. L. " Peterson Company, 11. 11. Larwn & Brothers. Petteraon & PcrKsoa— To erect a three-story brick building on 8 line of Mission street. 275 W of Third. W 100 by 8 170; $77,701. 7 Grace Ormart with James Lacas, n. William son Company. K. C. Morehouse end L. T. Han «oo—To erect a six-story building on N line of Eddy street. 137:6 W of Mason, W 45:9 br N 187:6; $G2,572. *• ' Rebecca 11. Head et aL with Healy-TlbWtg Conntrnctlon Company — Excavation of lot on NE corner of Post street and Grant avenue, S 120 by W C7:I; $11,500. Herbert and Sarah Clarke with Siller Broth er* — To erect » ' two-rtory frame bulldltur on W line of Derisadcro street. 123 S of : Uuboce t venue; 45000. THE SAN FRANCISGOB;CALI^ JANUARY 11/ 1907. LAW VIOLATED IN LOVE EXCHANGE Raffale Sposata Arrested for Running Away With a .Minor Eastern Girl GIVES, AWAY HIS WIFE OAKLAND, Jan. 10. — Raffale Sposata loved Josephine Cairo better than, he loved Signora Sposata, and Slgnora Sposata loved Manuel Genise better than she loved Raffale, her lawful husband. This quadrilateral of affection took to the diagonal paths back In Mount Vernon, N. V., where it was all ar ranged happily to the satisfaction of the signora, of Manuel and of Jos ephine and Raffale, according to Mrs. Parsons 1 ideas of the dissolving mar riage bond. But Raffale and Josephine are now reflecting on the fact that the trial form of marriage is not yet accepted by the law. They are reflecting in this manner In the City Prison, whither they were taken upon their arrival here from the East, following informa tion received from Josephine's parents. When the four thoughtless children of eunny Italy took counsel together to rearrange themselves they forgot to take thought of the parents of Josephine, who is but 15 years of age. Hence the incarceration of the experimental pair and the arrange ments for their, extradition and return to Mount Vernoti — Josephine to her parents and Raffale to face a trial for child stealing. During the brief interval between their arrival and their arrest they were entertained by Pletro Genise, who is the brother of Raffale's former wife's new husband and presumably stand ing In some relationship to Josephine, which is too complicated for old-fash ioned English. ELECTION RESULTS ARE CHANGED LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10. — In a deci sion in a county election contest here today. Judge Z. B. West of Orange County.- sitting in th« Superior Court, declared Invalid more than 5000 votes cast in Los Angeles County lor the Independence League State candidates and the non-partisan county candidates at the recent State election^ An appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court. The decision of the court is based upon the fact that the voters had placed a cross in the circle at the top of the Independence League column and also in the circle at the top of the county noD.-partlsan ticket. The latter ticket should, have been voted, accord ing to the~ court's decision, by placing a cross after the name of each candi date. The decision makes doubtful the title to office of several officers chosen at the last election. \ The contest was brought by Milton K. Young and Lewis R. Groff, Demo cratic candidates for the office of Su perior Judge, against F. W. Houser and George Hutton, successful Republican candidates, and by James P. Booth, non-partisan candidate for. Coroner, against Dr. R. S. Lanterman, Republi can Coroner-elect. The contestants lost their case, but hope to overturn Judge West's decision. COUNCILMEN FLEE ANGRY CITIZENS CHICAGO, Jan. 10. — An excited crowd of Ttf'est Side citizens took forci ble possession of the Council chamber in the City Hall today and compelled the members of a Council committee to flee from the place. The unruly citi zens were protestants against a project for widening Halsted street. The committee having the matter under consideration met today and finally voted to postpone action until June. This was highly unsatisfactory to many of the citizens present, who wished the matter settled at once. Cries of "Coward!" "Thief!" and "Rob ber!" were hurled at the members of the committee as they left the apart ment. Citizens came rushing down the gal lery and poured into the hall, taking complete possession of the chamber. They then organized a meeting of their own and formally protested against further delay in settling the question. SMITH TO SUCCEED SENATOR ALGER LANSING, Mich., Jan. 10.—Congress man William Alden Smith of Grand Rapids was tonight nominated to suc ceed United States Senator Russell A. Alger. As there are only a half-dozen Democrats in the State Legislature, to night's nomination by the Republican caucus is equivalent to an election. FIRST REGIME.VT IS KO- MORIS Colonel J. L. Howell and Major Em mett Jones, detailed to muster out Companies. A and Hof the First In fantry, appeared at regimental head quarters last night and formally in formed Colonel Walter N. Kelly, com manding the regiment, and the other officers assembled that the order.mus tering out the two companies was self acting and that 1 the companies were out of the service of the State. They then appointed a time for Lieutenant Carcass, comma/idlng Company A', and; Captain Pecknam, commanding Com- j pany H. to appear and turn over to the mustering officers all United States and State property. Thereupon the threat of twenty-six of the thirty officers was carried into effect. Their signed resignations were placed in an envelope and will be de livered at brigade headquarters- this morning. " By the act of January 8 the First Infantry ceased to exist as a regi ment and is now only a battalion- with four officers. SBOBKtM The men of the several companies declare that If .new officers are ap pointed to take the, places of those who have resigned they will take up resi dence outside of the city and county of San" Francisco and by so doing will have to be discharged on the ground of removal. In other, words, : the mus ter out means the -breaking up. of .the regiment. .. . , Apparently the only, way to get Grover' Cleveland to; talk for publica tion nowadayses to- Interview him on some subject like the iimputresciblllty ,of . the forncQlidae and other; euplex optcra. " • \u25a0 JILTING LEADS TO AWFUL TRAGEDY Professor Ends Lives of Fiancee and Self When She Breaks Engagement BOTH WERE TEACHERS RIGBY, Idaho, Jan. 10. — Miss Irene Miller, a teacher in the public schools of Lewlsville, was shot and killed late last night by Professor I. F. Couch, principal of the school, who - immedi ately afterward committed' suicide by sending a bullet into his own brain. The cause v of the tragedy was a broken engagement in marriage. v Miss Miller was a member of one of the old Mormon families of Utah, her father being M. M. Miller of Salt Lake City. Professor Couch was a Mis sourian. who recently came to .Idaho. The association of the two teachers In the local schools resulted in an en gagement, but Miss Miller's parents objected, and when she returned from Salt Lake City after the Christmas hol idays she had decided to break the en gagement. Professor Couch called: at the home of Mrs. Winchester, Miss Miller's sister, where the latter lived, last night, and Miss Miller made known to him her de cision. The tragedy followed. After she had been shot Miss Miller ran into a bedroom, where Winchester and his wife had been sleeping, and fell dying across their bed. A few minutes later Professor ' Couch's body was : found in the dooryard. MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses were Issued yesterday: Arthur S. Bacon. 'Bo. 2216 California st., and Anna L. Patton. 27, 2216 California st. Wllbelm R. Schmidt. 02, 422 Pierce St., and Johanna Strauss, 42. Snn Francisco. < Frank J. Lonp. 25. «0 Ryan aye., and Dora M. Godin. 17, 125 Wolfe St. ,?„"\u25a0 John Zelger, 22, city, and Kand Canavan, **1 city * * Johannes Busk. 24. Oakland, and Marguerite £SS£%j iS^^S and Nellie Amelda Dinan, 18, 415 Buchanan st. OAKLAND, Jan. 10.— The following marriage licenses were issued today: ..'/••\u25a0 _ „, , a Georje Onnerod, 21, and- Annie Collins, 16. Thwdore 11. Chow, 27, San Jose, and Luie D. Kam. 25, Berkeley. „.\u25a0_'\u25a0_ . . Edward J. MeDoußall. 21, San Francisco, and Irene Driver, 1!>. Oakland. », \u0084 , Willard W. White, 23, and Anna M. Molr, 21. both of Oakland. Michael P. Mooney. 37, and Lucy Smlttinger, 35. both of Melrose. - \u25a0 " : ;• " Edwiird Parra, 24. San Franciaco, and Mary Vanzuele. 18. Seattle. ' James W. Wilder. 43. Byron, and Delia F. Berry. 32. St. Helena. ]\u25a0''• Louis Andre, 22, and Mary.Sllva. 22, both of Stoekritrds. • _ ' , William Yocum. 22. Stockton, and Catherine Williams, 20. San Francisco. Joseph Sullivan. 26, and Corrlnne MeElderv, 23. both of Oakland. John F. Simpson, 44. San Francisco, and Emma L. Gutnmer. 44, Healdnburg. - - - - BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Birth, marriace and death notices «ent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed wlth^the name and residence of persons author- ized to have the same published. Notices re- stricted simply to the announcement of the event are published once in this column free of charge. BIRTHS SELINGER— In this city, December 30, 1007, to the wife of Charles Sellnger, a daughter. MARRIAGES CHISLEB — WEYERMAN— In ! this city. Janu- ary 0. 1007, by the Rev. G. A. Bernthal, Ray- mond Chisler . and - Lillle -Wcyenaan, both , of thl9clty. .-;-- - - .: -\u25a0-:•- ' DEATHS Baiiey, Geo. W., 64 LlndnefSfEllzabeth, 63 Butler, Mrs. Edward, SO Lyons, Bernard J*, 42 CoHenberg, Charles. 42 McCarthy, Mary, 82 De Echegnren, Pedro McGrath, Michael, 55 Drury, Catherine, «3 McVickers, Eliza, 70 Keeney, Dan P.. 25 Montgomery. Rev. Geo., Franklin. Mrs. J.. 64 D. D.. 50 • — Efford, Bernadette, 5 Mnniz, Manuel, 46 Ensbury, William. sft Olime, Barbara, 67 ' Erickson. Mathew, 40 Perrine, Elizabeth, iO 'Frank, Eugene J., 39 Perry. John 11., 73 Gaynor. Mary Phelan, R. H., 53 Getz. Max, 64 Prldeaus, Rose, 62. Gorman. Dennis Rosbo. Giuseppe, 43 Harrlgan. Johanna. 80 Tensey. Charles, 42. Herliby, John und Cath- Tuggey, Lillian A., 42 erine Wahl, Carl, 43. Kuckein, Dr. Franz, 53 Elizabeth, 60 BAILEY— In this city, Janaury 10. ; *1007, George W. Bailey, a native of Litchfleld, Maine, aged 04 years. Remains at the new funeral chapel of Charles 11. J. Truman, 1000 Mission street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. .;. - - . BUTLER— In New Ross. County Wexford, Ire- land December 12, 1000, Mra. Edward But- ler, formerly of Inlstloge, County Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 80 years. COFFENBERG— In the City and County Hos- pital January 10. 1907, Charles Coffenberg, a native of Indiana, aged 42 yeare. DE ECIIEGDREN — In San Sebastian, Spain, Jan- uary 8, 1007, Pedro de Ecbeguren, dearly be- loved busband of Alejandra Cabrera de Eche- guren. DRURT— In Frultvale. Cal., January 8. 1007. Catherine Drury, dearly beloved sister of Jane and the late Bridget Drury, a native of County Sligo, Ireland, aged 63 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (I> ri- rtay), January 11. at 9 o'clock a. m.; from the parlors of Valonte, Mnrlni tc Co., 3449 Mission street, between Thirtieth street and COrtland av«aue, thence to St. Paul's Chnrch, Church and Twenty-ninth streets, • where at 9:30 o'clock a requiem high mass will-* be celebrated for the repose of her soul, thence to Holy Cnws Cemetery by electric funeral car from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. FEENEY — In the \u25a0 City ' and County Hospital, January 10, ll>o7. Dan P. Feeney, a native of California, aged 23 years. FRANKLIN— In this city, January 10. 1907, Mrs. Jeannette Franklin, dearly beloved wife of Leon- Franklin, and devoted mother of Da- vid, . Mo., Sarah and William Franklin,. ' a native of Austria, aged 04 yeare. A member of the First Hebrew Ladies' Mutual Benefit Association. - ,- Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invlled to attend the funeral today (Fri- day), at 1 o'clock p. m., from her late resi- dence. ISM.Sutter street, between Buchanan and Webster, and thence by , electric funeral car, leaving Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue at 2 o'clock p. m., to Salem Cemetery- EFFORD— In this city. January 0, 1907, Ber- nadette Marie, dearly beloved daughter of j Robert J. and Alice Efford, a native of , San Francisco, Cal., aged 5 years and 3 days. Friends ' and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral today (Fri- ; day), \u25a0 at 1 o'clock p. m., from tho* family residence. 13*8% Guerrero street between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Thirtieth: street and San Jose avenue. . | ENSBURY— In this city. January 10, 1907, Wil- liam Ensbury, beloved husband of Catherine Knsbury, a native of Brooklyn, y.- V., aged 59 years. A member of the Barkeepers'. Union, Local No. 41. (Sacramento papers please copy.) Notice of funeral hereafter. : Remains at \u25a0 the parlors of the United Undertakers, 2008 , - Howard street,/ near Twenty-second. ERICKSON— In this city. January 8, 1907. ' Matbew Erickson. a native of Norway, aged : 40 years. A member of Longshore Lumbermen's Protective Association •of San Francisco. The funeral will take place today (Friday), at 2:15. p. - m., \u25a0 from --the . parlors of the United Undertakers, 2608 Howard street, near Twenty-second. \u25a0• Interment . Mount; Olivet Ccm- . , etery. \u25a0 .- \u25a0 , , ; — \u25a0 "v . : - ;. . :•;• FRANK— In this city, January 10, 1007, Eugene J. " Frank,' dear son of Mrs.'r.L. . Dubolg, and brother of W. 1. -Frank, a native of Spring- field. 111., aged 39 years. GAYNOR— In ; this city," January 10, 1907. Mary Gaynor, beloved wife -of Richard O.v Gaynor, and daughter of the late .« illiam and Abi- gail Walsh. •'• -. „ \u25a0 Notice of funeral hereafter. GETZ— In' Napa, Cal., January 0, 1907, Max, beloved husband of Hattie Getz, beloved father of Cella and Louis M. Getz, grandfather of .' Alvin 11. Get*, and'i brother, of Marcus, vMau- rice, Louis, Solomon' and "Bernhard Getz,- and ' Mrs. . I. ' Levin, \u25a0a i- native : of. Germany, - aged 04 yeare and * C months. A member of Cali- fornia Lodge.* I. 0.-.8. 8., and Evergreen Lodge No/ 161, I. 0.0. \u25a0 F., of Sebastopol. s \u25a0 \ Friends are respectfully invited \u25a0. to attend the funeral,", from . his late \u25a0 residence," 807 Grove street, today . (Friday). January \\, at 2 p. m. Interment Hills of Eternity Ceme- . tery, by electric car from Thirtieth street and r: San Jose, avenue. , , • . ' ; \u25a0 • GORMAN— In ' thi* . city.' 1 January 9, . 1907, • Den- nis Gorman,' dearly beloved husband ; of.: Mar- ' caret \u25a0 Gorman, apd father r of,- John.lEllenor, Joseph. Edward and I ' Jame« Gorman. - : a ; native i of Ireland. \u25a0 (New ' York s papers s please .? copy.) \u25a0. \u25a0 „ -!, The funeral -will '\u25a0 Uke * place s tomorrow 5 (Sat- urday); at 12:30 . o'clock, from - the - funeral ~ parlorst of *J . *C. - O'Connur s & Co.'. 770 * Turk street, thence to St. Joseph s .Church for; ser- vices at 1 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. . oSg&^ffflS^SjgigSM-^j^ HARRIGAN— In'this city, January 9, .1807,' Jo- \u25a0:-, hanna. beloved .-• wife of the late Cornelius Harrigan, and beloved mother of Mrs. Michael " Klrby, Mrs. James Benn. Mrs. Josephine Haves, James Harrigan and Supervisor - Cor- nelius Harrigan, *. native qf County Limer T ick. Ireland, aged SO years. ' \u25a0 Friends and acquaintances are respectiuuy - invited to attend the • funeral tomorrow (Sat- urday), at 8:30 a. m., from the residence of her daughter, Mrs.' Josephine Hayes, 928 Ala- bama street, - thence \u25a0 to St. Peter s Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross .Cemetery. . HERLIHY— A requiem high mass will be cel- ebrated for the repose of the souls of John and Catherine Herlihy on Monday, January 14, at St. Peter's Chnrch, commencing at 9 : o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are re- spectfully ; invited to attend. /. KUCKEIN— In this city, January 10, 1907, Dr. Franz . KucJkeln, dearly beloved husband of Alice P. KucSeln, and father of Ernst, Sieg- fried, Edwin. Gertrude and August Kuckein. a native of Danzig, Germany, aged 53 years \u25a0 2 months and 27 days. ' n -- • Remains at the funeral parlors of the 11.- 1. Maass Company, 1335 Golden; Gate avenue. LINDNER— In this city, January 9, 1007.- Eliza- beth, beloved wife of the late Conrad Lind- ner, and devoted mother of Mrs. E. Domenlci, < Mrs. E. -Brown, Mrs. C. Smith and Gustave, Emil. Adolph and Albert Lindner, a native of Hessa Cassa. Germany, aged 63 years 11 months and 5 days. \u25a0< The funeral /will take place tomorrow (Sat- urday), at 10:30 a. m.,- from her late resi- dence, 3973 Twenty-flfth street, near ban- chez. Interment private. , LYONS— In this city, January 10. 1907. Ber- nard J. Lyons, beloved husband of Nellie Lyons, and son-in-law of Mrs. Rose Burke. a native of County Galway, Ireland, aged 42 years. x Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the' parlors of the United Undertakers, 2003 Howard street, near Twenty-second. MCCARTHY— In this city, January 10, 1907, Mary McCarthy, a native of Ireland,- aged 82 years. McGRATH— In this city,'. January 10, .1907, Michael McGrath. beloved husband of Mary McGrath, and father of Anna and Beatrice McGrath. Mrs. J. J. \u25a0 Collins. ~ Mrs. ; Arthur Cornell, Mrs. James T. Ludlow and Mrs. L. >\ . Louis, a native of Maine, aged 55 yenrs. The funeral will take place tomorrow (bat- nrday), at 9 a. m., from his late residence, 411 Central avenue, thence to \u25a0 St. Agnes Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, at 9:30 a.- m. In- terment private, Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers. McVICKERS— In this city, January D. 1907.- Elisa McVickers, a native of England, aged 70 years. . MONTGOMERY— In this city. January 10. 1907, Most Reverend George Montgomery, D,, v D., Coadjutor Archbishop , of San Francisco, a na- tive of Kentucky, aged 59 years. \u25a0- The funeral will be held from St. Mary's Cathedral on Monday, January 14, .at 10 o'clock. The reverend clergy and friends are invited to attend. San Francisco Council No. 615, Knights of Columbus— Members of this council will as- semble in the basement of St. Mary's Ca- thedral, corner of Van Ness avenue and O'Farrell street, on Monday, January 14, at 9:30 a. m., ' to assist at the funeral services of the late .Most Rev. Archbishop Montgomery. JAMES R. KEITH, Grand Knight. MDXIZ— In Oakland, Cal., Manuel Munlz, a native of Portugal, aged 46 years. OHME — In Alameda, Cal., January 10, 1907, Bar- bara, widow of the late Charles Ohme, and mother of Charles, Ella and George Ohme and Mrs. G. H. Veall, a native of Germany, aged 07 years .10 months and 17 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services today (Friday), January 41, at 2 o'clock p. m., from the family residence, 1423 Santa Clara ave- nue, Alameda, Interment Evergreen Cemetery. PERRlNE— ln'itakland, Cal., January 10, 1907. - Elizabeth Gaston Perrlnp, wife of the late -W. D. Perrine, a native of Lanclngburg, -N. -Y., aged 70 years and 4 months. PERRY— In this city. January 10, 1907, John Henry Perry, dearly beloved husband of Alex- andrine Ferry, and father of Lincoln, C. J. and John Henry Perry Jr.. a native of Sau- mere, France, aged 78 years. A requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul tomorrow (Saturday), at 10 a. m.. at the chapel of the Little Sis- ters of the Poor, Fourth avenue and Lake street. . Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by 11:30 a. m. train from Twenty-flfth and Va- lencia streets. PHELAN— In this city, January 10, 1907. Rich- ard H., beloved husband of Elizabeth Phelan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Phelan of Fall- brook, Cal.. and brother of Mrs. A. M. Bell of Fll ll brook, Cal.. a native of Ireland, aged 59 years 11 months and 4 days. PRIDEAUX— In Parkers Glenn, Pa., December J. C. O'Connor & Co. Funeral Directors Now permanently located- at our \u25a0 -- new establishment, TTO TURK ST., < between Vnn Jiemm Aye. and Franklin St. Lady attendant. Tel. Franklin 1911. JULIUS S. GODEAU Undertaker and Embalmer, 2123 Bu*h St., Near Flllmore, Formerly at 305 Montgomery Aye. and 810 Van Ness Aye. Finest private residence accommoda- tions. Lady attendant. Carriages and ambulances to hire. Tel. West 2699. Halsted & Co* Undertakers and Embalmers 924 FILLMORE STREET near McAllister. ' n Phone Park _C5O. McBREARTY &'McCORMICK FONERAL DIRECTORS. 915 VAL.EXCIA ST., NEAR 20TH * Formerly of MeFadden. Mcßrearty & Green. , ft > Telephone Market 07. P. F. GREEN ®> CO. FUNERAL ' DIRECTORS, NE. cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero sts. . Formerly of MeFadden, Mcßrearty & Green. £" Telephone Special 1567. .. ; H.J. Gallagher Undertaking Co. 1314 st.."bet. Ellis A O'Farrell. Tel. West 5925. DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Prea. * Manager: JOHN DOUGHERTY. Vice Pr«s. I O. SFLLINOKR.--.* n. METZLER. METZLER'S UNDERTAKING COMPANY 10S2 Fo!so«n St.. 'bet 14th and 15th. PHONK MARKET im. : VALENTE, MARINI & CO. UNDERTAKERS 8448 MISSION STREET, Near Thirtieth.' Tel. Specif 282. . WOODLAWN " CEMETERY San Mateo Co. . Finest and Best Equipped Receiving Vault and \u25a0--.- Chapel. \u25a0 ; ', ' \u25a0 (Masonic Cemetery Association.) - Office 11M O'Farrell St. THEODOR DIERK9 & CO., Undertakers, 000 Derlsadero St* cor. 3lcAlll«ter. Telephone Weat 4804 Cypress Lawn Cemetery OFFICE 1380 SIITTER ST., Near Van '• Xc»» aye. \u25a0.'•\u25a0/ Rooms 5 and «. Phone Franklin 1839 CAREW & ENdLISH 'FUNERAi; DIRECTORS, 1618 ~ GEARY " STREET, Between Buchanan and YVebater. ' Phone West 2604. HP. PETERSEN Funeral I Director and Embaimer, - 1040 and . 1942 Post street, ' between \u25a0 Fillmore and Steiner. Ele- cant residence funeral parlors.'. Personal services under all conditions. .Phone West 6333. . . SAMUEL McFADDENA. CO. - UNDERTAKERS ; The flrm'of MeFadden, Mcßrenrty & Green bavins dlsolved partnership, all bills due the late firm are payable at the parlors of Samuel MeFadden & Co. I 10*70 Ilnlght wt^ nr. Baker. s Tel.' Park 12 PHONE MARKET 132. ."»/ Gantner Bros. UNDERTAKERS AND . EMBLAaf&RS, 34G0 SIXTEENTH STREET. - •,'\u25a0\u25a0'.-*• Between ; Church and , Sancnei. . f r . . . Oriental F 7 ! or Ist 10iiA r VANrNESS.' Phoiiie Franklin 2246 \u25a0•-\u25a0•\u25a0* --<.• =V- r^ Above f City \u25a0of J Paris."- - - ' \u25a0 Funeral and Decorative >Work; -:\u25a0 .- ; S. SAGARA 29. 1906. Rose Prideaux. widow of John S. Prideaux and mother of John n. and Frank W. Prideaux and • the late Mrs. William C. Brown, aged 62 years. (Dodge ville, Wls.,' pa- pers please copy.) * Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow <Sat- . urrtay), at 1:30 o'clock p. "m., from the home of her bod, John 11. Prideaux. 3M3 Twenty- third street. Interment . Cypress Lawn Ceme- tery by electric funeral car from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. RUSSO— In this city, January 9. 1007, Gin- seppe Ruaso, dearly beloved husband of As- snnta Russo, and - father of Rosle. Maria. Silvio, \u25a0 Nonna, Aimer and Irene Russo, a na- tive .of Italy, a;ed 43 years 6 months and 19 days. TANSEY— In this clt.v, January 9. 1007. Charles. . dearly beloved husband of Mary Tanscy and • father of May. Gertrude and the late Vern Tansey, a native of Illinois, ase 42 years. Friends and acquaintances / are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Sat- urday),, at 10:30 o'clock a. m., from the fu- . neral parlors of -J. C. O'Connor & Co.. 770 Turk , street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery x by 11:30 train from Twenty-fifth and Valencia streets. TCGGEY— In this city. January 9. 1907. Lil- lian A., beloved wife of Arthur W. Tuggey. mother of Eugene and Arthur Tusgey. and daujrhter-in-law of William Tugsey, a native of Connecticut, aged 42 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to \u25a0 attend the funeral today (* ri- day), at 1 o'clock p. m.. from her late resi- dence, 030 Sanchez street, near Twenty-third. Please omit flowers. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. WAHL— In this city. January 10. 1907, Carl Wahl. beloved husband of Johanna \Vanl. father of Ulldegard and Ernest Wahl?. and brother, of Mrs. Alexander Fischer, a na- tive of West Preussen, Germany, aged 43 years *nd 15 days. A member of Klajr tsojo- mon's Lndß« Xo. 260, F. and A. M., and Pa- * cifle Lodse No. 150, I. O. O. F. _ Remains at the funeral parlors of the H. F. Maass Company, 1335 Golden Gate aye. WILSON— In this city, January 9, 1907. Eliza- beth, dearly beloved wife of the late Oeorse Wilson, and loving mother ot Mrs. William J. Ahem, Mrs. Bernard Perkins of Virginl.i City. Mrs. Charles Bennett of Oakland and Fred Wilson of Butte, Mont., a native of White Haven, England, ased 60 years. (Vir- ginia City papers please copy.) Friends and acquaintances are respectfnvy invited to attend the funeral services today (Friday), at 9:30 a. m., at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. William J» Abern, 613 Oak street, near Webster. Interment private, Moun- tain_Vlew Cemetery, Oakland. OCEAX TIIAVEI, .^•-F"^^ \u25a0 Steamers Leave Broadway '/£v^"^v\ Wharves ffvßßm For LOS Wni ANGELES, / SAN DIEGO, SANTA BARBARA SANTA ROSA .Every Sunday. 10 a. m. STATE OF CAL Every Thursday, 10 a. m. forSEA TTLE, TA COMA, VICTORIA, B. C. VANCOUVER, B. C Puget Sound& Alaskan Ports SENATOR.... Jan. 17. Feb. 1.11 a.m. UMATILLA Jan. 22, Feb. 6, 11 a. m. CITY OF PUEBLA.Jan. 12, 27, Feb. 11, 11 a. m. And Every Fifth Day Thereafter. For EUREKA {tiumboldt Bay) P0M0NA...... ......Jan. 13, 1:30 p. m. CITY OP TOPEKA Jan. 16, 1:30 p. m. CORONA ...1:30 p. m. ForGUAYMAS, MAZATLAN, LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA CURACAO ....:.. Feb. 7. 10a. m. Low rates — Including Berth and Meals. Right Reserved to Change This Schedule. . TICKET OFFICES: San Francisco. 3 Market Bt. and Broadway Wharf Telephone Temporary 402. Oakland. 96S Broadway San Francisco Freight Of nee, Broadway Wharf. CD. DUXANN. Q. P. A., San Francisco. Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Oriental Steamship Co.) Have Opened Their General Office vat 217-221 Brannan St« t San Francis^ B. S. : "Honji • Kong Maru" j (calls at Manila f, Thursday, January 24, 1907. 8. S. "America Maru." Wednesday, February 13, 1907. S. S. "Nippon Maru," Wednesday. March 13, 1907. Bteamers will leave wharf, corner First and Brannan streets. 1 p. m., for Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, t Kobe (Hlojrol, Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hong- kong with steamers for Manila, India, etc. No cargo received on board on day of sailing. Round trip tickets at reduced rates. For freight and passage apply at office, corner First and Brannan streets. W. H. AVERT, Assistant General Manager. OCEANIC S. S. CO. SYDNEY. AUCKLAND. SAMOA, HONOLULU — S. S. Ventura sails 2 p. m. Jan. 17. Christ- church (International Exhibition) and return,, first $203.50; second. $225. 50. s HONOLULU only— S. S. Alameda sails »ll a.m. Jan. 26, 1907. Round trip, first class, $125. TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Mariposa sails at 11 a. m. Feb. 2. first-class round trip, $125. J. D. STOECKELS & BUGS. CO., 68 Clay Street, San Francisco. Passenger Department. 673 Market St. -• .- Phone "Temporary 1231" COMPAGNIE CENERAIE TRANSATLACTIQUE I DIRECT LINE TO HA VRR- PARIS. Sailing every Thursday, instead of Saturday, at 10 a. m., from Pier 42, North River, foot of Morton st. - First-class to Havre, $70 and upward. Sec- ond-class to Havre, $45 and upward. GEN- ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 32 Broadway (Hudson Building),. New- York. J. F. FUGAZI. manager Pacific Coast. 830 Montgomery street. San Franciaco. Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agent*. ;T > RAILWAY TRAVEL CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. Boats' Leave Tlburon . Ferry, foot of Market st. From S. F. ; for ~l Tlburon, Belvedere and San .Rafael— Week Days— 7:4o. 9:15, •\I:QQ A. M., : Hg:35,'3:30, 0:10, 6:30 P. M. Sundays— 7:4o, -9:15. »11:00 A. M., 12:35, 3:30. 5:10, 6:30 P. M. From San. Rafael for S. F. — Week Days — 6:15, 7:40. 7:55, 9:25. 11:15 A. M.. 12:50, 3:40, 5:00. 6:20 P. M. Sundays-^ :l5. 7:40, 7:58. 9:25 A. M., 3:40, 5:00. 6:20, 6:30 KM. From Tiburon for S. F.— Week Days— 6:43, 8:17, 9:55, ll:3« A. M., 1:10, 4:03, 5:45 P. M. Sundays— 6:4s, 8:17,»9:55, 11:35 A. M., 1:10, 4:05. 5:45. 6:55 P. M. \u25a0 Leave S. F. I 'Arrive S. F. DESTINATION — v-» — \u25a0 Week Sun- Sun- Week days. days. ' <- ' I daja. \ days. 7:40 a 7:40 aj . . 8:47 a 8:47 a ....... 9:15 a -' • . - 10:25 a 10:25 a 3:30 p 3:20 p ' ' Ignacio. 6:20 p 6:20 p 5:10 p| 5:10 p ' 7:30 p[....... 7~:40 a ...... .1 ~ !5:47 a 8:-17 a .-. 7:40 a Novato. ~ T0:25 a 10:25 a 3:30 p 9:15 a Petaluma. 6:20 p 6:20 p 5:10 p 3:30 p Santa Rosa. 7:30 p...) ...) 5:10 p ' - ••••••• ••• 7:40 a .1 10:25 a 10:25 a ....... 7:40 a - Fulton. 6:20 p 6:20 p "3:30 p 3:30 p... \u25a0\u25a0* • ... ....... ~ '\u25a0\u25a0 I" i Windsor. I . Healdsburg. 7:40 al 7:40 a! Lytton. . 10:23 a 10:25 a 3:30 pi-3:30 p Geyservllle. 6:20 p 6:20 p > ••(''• and Cloverdale. • \u25a0\u25a0-^^~ t 7:40 al 7:40 al llopland 10:25 a 110:25a 1 10:25 a J 3:30 p| 3:30 pi and Uklab. [ 6:20 p GtM)_p 7:40 a 7:40 a \ 10:~25 apo72r> a f 3:30 p 3:SO p \u25a0 GneraevtHe. 6:20 p 6:20 p i ~7UO a 7:40 al ~ j 8:47 al 8:41 a •' 5:10 p ...r. ;. Sonoma.-: ' 6:20 p 6:20 p•' ....... 5:10 p| Glen Ellen. \u25a0\u25a0:-.".. .....;.. i -~7:40 a "7:40 a| ~- \u25a0 . 110^5 a ToT2s~a 8:30 p 3:30 p Sebastopol t>:-'0 p 6:20 p 5:10 p) 5:10 Pi - \u25a0 1 ...'...; .....;. , I Wlllits and ~T " ~ =~- .7:40 a 7:40 a| Sherwood ' 6:20 p 6:20 p •Tlburon only. - , STAGE CONNECTIONS Stages connectat GREEN BRAE for San Qnen- tln; at SANTA ROSA for White Sulphur Springs and Mark West Springs: at- FULTON for Burke'it Sanatorium; at LYTTON for Lytton Springs; at GEYSERVILLE fur Skaggs Springs; at CLOVER- DALE % for the Geysers. Boonville, ' Philo. . Elk and . : Greenwood ; ". at HOPLAND ;. for Duncan Springs. -Highland Springs, Kelseyville. New Carlsbad Springs, .Soda ' Bay, Lakeport. Bartlett Springs; at UK I AH. for \u25a0, Vichy. Springs, Saratoga Springs, Blue Lakes, Laura Dell Lake, Witter Springs, Upper Lake, Porno, r Potter Valley,' John Day's ; Llerley.'s. Hnllvllle, Orr's Hot Springs, Handley Half- Way House, Hopkins; Comptche, Mendocino City. Fort Bragg, Westport and Usalj at.WILLITS for nearst and Sawyers; at SHER- WOOD -for Fort Bragg. Lay tonville, Westport. Covelo, \u25a0 Cummlnss. Bell's Springs," Harris,. Hub- bard, Frultland, DyersviUe, GarberviUe, Pepper- wood,' Camp 5, . Scotia and Eureka. ' . Boats* leave Tlburon Ferry, foot of Market street,' and \u25a0 connect : with: trains at Tiburon. • < •.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0-. , .;-; .-\u25a0'-. .•-. General* Office: ---' \u25a0 - :"-. FERRY BUILDING,' SAN FRANCISCO. - JAS. ;AGLER.' General 'Manager.' E. X. RYAN, Gen. Passenger . and Freight Agt. RAILWAY TRAVEL. . y«»iTv . Tniat bavt *ai an tarn r >^^^^\ San Francisco \+qf^zffy FERRY DEPOT V^JX^ Foot of Market Street Leafo —VIA OAKLAND PIER— Arrtv 7,Ma Elmira. VacaTiUe. Winters. Ema- " scy 7.43* 7.COa lUchintJid" Benicia. Sacramento. Suisun and Way Stations 7.«» T.Ma Daris. Woodland. MarrsTllla. Chit-o. Red Bluff— Orovule. 7.4J» 7J»« Elmhurst, Newark. CentexvUla. S3n Jose. Los Gatos. Wright _ 5.41* 7.49 a Vallejo. Napa. Calistoga, Saata Rosa, Martinez, San Ramon__ •-•«» 7.49* Kiles, l J i?s»suuton, LtTenaore, Tracy, Lathrop. Stockton 12S» 8.90 a Shasta Express— (Via DaYls.) WiUiams, Willows. Red Bluff, >\u25a0 - Ashland. Portland and East^ *2M» 8.20» Martinet. Antioch. Byron, Tracy. Stockton. Newman. Les Banos. Mendota. Armenia. Hanlord. 4.95» Visalia, PortervUle «.«» 8.20» Port Costa. Lathrop. Merced. Mo desto. Fresno. Han ford. Vi- salia. Tulare. Bakersfl eld 4.«» 8.49» Niles. San Jose, livermore. Stockton CMUton). Valley Spring. lona. Sacramento- 4.05» B.4Ca So:iora. Tuolumne and Ansels._ «.M» 9.00« Atlantic Express — Ogden and East . 428* 9.49» Richmond. Port Costa. Martinex. and Way Stations . ••«» 19.21 a VaJlajo. Mare Island. Napa IUS« l«J9a Kew Orleans Express— Baker*. Held. Los Angeles. Detain*. B Paso. New Orleans "•••» 10-20* Port Costa. Martinez. Byron. Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton. Merced. Raymond. Fresno. Gos ben Junction. Haniord. -.Lemoore. Visalia. Tulare. 1.0*9 ll.Wa ; The Overland Limited— Omaha. I ' Chicago. Denver. Kansas City IM9 1 1.40 a Niles. San Jose and Way Station* 2.«» 2.00» Newark. Agnew, Sa« Jose IJZ&9 3.00» Benicia. Winters. Sacramento. Woodland. Knights Landing. Marysvill« and OroviUe^ ».4*» 3JOp Port Costa. Martinez. Byron. Tracy. Modesto. Merced. Fre«no 12.M» SJJp Via Tibuxon. West Napa, St Helena.' Calistoga : W^Sa 5.4»» Portland Exprees. (rla ©avisi. AYilliams. Willows. Red Bluff. Ashland. Portland and East 9.«« 3.4«» Hay ward, Niles and Way Sta- Uons 7 - 48 » 4.00» Vallejo. Martinez. San Ramon. j Napa. Calistoga. Santa Rosa._ 9JU 4.00» Kiles. Tracy. Stockton Lodi „. IJJS« 4^op Eimhurst. Newark CentervUUJ \u2666«.41» Amew.Ban Jose. Los Gau*...l »»••**• 4.49» Hay ward. Nile*, Irvlngton. Saa 112U \u25a0 . Jose. Llvermore — Jll.w* 5.M» The Owl Limited— Newman. Ix» Banos. Mendota. Fresno. Tu- lare. Bakersneld. Lob Aneeto «.«• 5.20» Hay ward. NUes and San Jose IM* S29p Vallejo. Port Costa. Benlda. Sni- - snn. Sacramento ..— *»•*«• «.0«» China and Japan Fast Mail— Ogden. Omana. Chicago MarUnez. Stockton. Sacra- mento. Reno. -.Sparks . I 2.«» C2O» Hayward. Nile* and San Jose — 1.41* 7.M» Tonopab Aba.— Port Costa, Bo- nlcia. Snisun. Elmira. Dtxon. Davis. Sacranento. Trackee. Hazen. Tonopah. Goldfield and Keeler_._ ?••»« IMp Vallejo. Crockett and Way Sta- tlons. Sunday only lizu »2*r Oregon Express— Sarramento. Marysville. Redding. Port- land. Puiret Sound and East. ».44» t.lOp Fast Mail— Ogd en. Omaha. Chi- cago,— Pueblo. Kansas City. St. Louis B.«l» I.IO» Hnnters Train. Eaturday only. Newark. San Jose and way stations — — **\u25a0**> COAST LINE «a-(Third and Towusend Streets) «.!»• San Jose and Way Stations *M» 7,Ma San Mateo. Redwood. San Joso. " f. Morganhill. Gilror. Pajaro. Watsonville. Santa Cn»— Lan- rel— Boulder Creek , Dei Monte, Monterey. Pacific Grove S.<o» I.Mm Shore Line Limited— San Jose. Salinas. Paso. Robles. Saw Luis Obbpo. ganta Barbara. Los Angeles '• SB » B.ooa Del Monte. Monterey. Padflo Grove : *-3°» S.ofl» Watsonrille. SanU Crus. Laurel. Boulder Creek •J0» »^oa The Coaster— San Joso. Salinas. San Ardo. Paso Robles. SanU Margarita. San Lois Oblspo. Guadalape. Gaviota. Santa Barbara. San Buenaventura. Oxnard. Burbank. Los Angeles 11.45* I JBa Gilroy. Hollister. Tres Pinos. Pa- jaro. Watsonville. Santa Cruz. V .V» Castroville. Del Monte. Paciric Grove. Surf. Lompoc 11-45* S.ISa South San Frandsco. San Mateo. Palo Alto. San Jose. 7.48p 19.30» Burllngame, San Mateo. Red- wood. Palo Alto.San Josf ...— u»» UJO» San Jose and Way Stations.* . 4.15» 2.0«» San Jose and Way Stations. «JSa ZM9 Del Monte Express— San Jote. Gilroy. Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Del- Monte, Monterey. Pacific Grove 12.15* 5.15» New Orleans Express— El Paso. San Antonio. Houstoa. New Orleans and East Wlsa S.ISp San Jose. Salinas. Paso Robles. Santa Barbara. Los Angeles _ I.lC* 3.lS* Watsouville. Santa Cruz. Del Monte. Monterey. .Pacific Grove 1 1-<5» l 3 JO* Sonth San Frandsco. San Jose. Gilroy. Hollister. Tres Pinoa— 10JS» 4 JO* San Jose and Way Station*.- { J|^ fS.eO* Burlincame. San Mateo. Palo > Alto San Jose. Los G&tos_~~ tJ.O«» 5JO* San Jose and Way Stations 1O.IO» ti.OC? Burlincame. San Mateo. Beres- ford. Belmont, San Carlos. Red- wood. Fair Oaks. Menlo Park. Palo Alto. San Jose. _— _ • 7.40» «.33» San Jose and Way Stations. « JSa a.oo* Sunset Express— San Jose. Sali- nas. Paio Robles. San Luis Obispo. Santa Barbara. Los Angeles. Demlng. El Paso. New Orleans IO.lS* I.M» Golden State Limited Sleeper- El Paso. Kansas City. St. Louis. Chicago : M.lS* 8.60* Pajaro. Watsonville. Capitola. SanU Cruz. Castroville. Del Monte. Paclfie Grove 11.45* 8.15? Ocean View. Palo Alto. San Jose 1.44 a tl.oo* Sacramento River Steamers t8.00» 4.W» Tuesdays irom Howard St. Wharf N0.2. "S.S. Breakwater." Marshneld. Coquille. Myrtle Point. Ort> ti.Mm Union Transfer I Company agents collect baggage and checks on trains of Southern Pacific and deliver baggage to residence. They are authorized to check baggage direct from residence OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY (Foot of Market Street) 7XO. 8.00. 9.00. 10.00. It.OO a. m. 12X0. 1.00. 2.00. 3.00. 4.00. 5.00. 6.00. 8.00. 9.00 p. n. A for Morninc P f or Afternoon tSunday executed. tSunday onbr. USIO\ TRANSFER COMPAJfY agents collect baggage and checks on trains of Southern Pacific and deliver bag- gage to residence. They are authorized to check baggage direct from resi- dence. Telephone "Temporary 1945. NORTH SHORE RAILROAD T V^li^^FnA^ X A^^^A B T&^ •7:45. 8:25. •9:15. 9:50, U:00 a. m ; : 13ja> •l-4fC «3:15. 4:35. 5:15. 5:50. 8:30. T:I3L 9:00. 10:15. 11:35 p. m. •Rons to Sun Qni»atla. 7-45 a m.. dally, for Ca«»<lero and way. j 8:1* i>. m.. Batorday only, for Cazadero and way 1 6-15* p.°m!. ««tly. exeent Satcrt«^ and Smiday*. ; "for Polnt^v^n^wav^tlo^ 1 TTnlnn Depot, foot "f Mf»»t »t.. SmTrwefa^ ;MT. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Via Sansalito K«— , """"* of-Market st. I«v. San tTan. ' J I.v. Tamalpala. wTdlyisl^r! , Suad *^ wtday B .r-, A ' "sTV\! '^^^W !10r40 A 8:10 A ?:«P 1-50 A! Y^S^^f ' IOSP 1:05 P \u25a0at'*dav 1 : 45W 4:S«> PlSatMaf 4*35 /f 3:15 F>/ Tr \ 6:45 P> »-39 P On Lisa 1 Holidays Train* Bnn on SraM*^v Tlro«. TICKET OFFICE AT SAU3ALITO FHRRT. BAY A.\D IXTERUnBAX ROUTES MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD VALLEJO and NAPA : NAP.ViVAI4J.EY ROUTE Montlcello S: 3. Co. »nd Napa Valley , Eeetrla - H. K. Co. Close connectlonj. 6 ROUND TRIPS DAILY — 8 , Boats leave. San Francisco 7:00. *9:43 a. ca™ 12:30 noon. 3:15. 6:00. *S:3o.p. m. : San . Francisco Undine and office. Clay-*tre«t Wharf. North End Ferry Baildlos. Mar*et-str»«t Ferry. . Meals * la .cart*. PhOD« . Temporary 1 4OJ. 15