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2000 Black! Anta .. 1R (Vx» Man Broncho.. 18
6<ViO Black Ants .. 17'2fi0rt Men Broncho.. I»
45(10 Blk B Honsm ]i: imin Man tomb ... 13
lfi.OOft B B lionanz 15.2«(K» Man Cons ... 05
W.OOO Hlk Rt ten. lSjjiKMj Man Pester .. T4
lftOft*' IK), k 10... :t:.'(ikV) Men Pester .. 7fi
.wS) Do. « R lsinortO Man Perter .. 77
«f«fio Blark Rock .. i:i,i«tiio Man l*extrr .. 78
ll.OOfi Blue Bell .. 2«;.-»no<i Mnn Dexter .. 7$
500 Blue Bell ... 27Jll.<MiO Msn G Nug. «"«
2<XX) Blue Bull ... &S'2(kh) M High Grade 16
-1)00 Blue Qusrtz.. :Vi'»<v*) Man Humboldt <W»
COOO Bonnie Clare. S.VIOfM Man Uttle Joe <K>
4(*K> Brooklyn .... ns;i(«iO Man Standnrd. 05
l«W0 li Banner.Klo.l.ls::!ft'iO Man Oriental.. J7
«Kt<«i Rulltrog r.x... ls:itx>OMan Oriental.. 1«
HVIO Bullfrog Ex.. i(\:2(Ktn Mayne M
}ftf# Ballfroc Mln. 42!l««Wi Mid Pawnee... 13
WO Bnllfrujr Mm. 4312000 Mllltown M Co M
SCKW Blfrg Nst Bk fill nnO Mohawk, • 5.18.< X)
2<*iG Bfg N Stnr.sj J4'S<kiTi Mohawk Ex .. 20
!M0 Blfr X Munsct. lK;i(Hifi Mohawk Ex .. 25
Ktf»o Blfrg Victor.. S-ilfififiO Mohawk Junior (18
2000 California ... 2ii4iino Mohawk Junior os»
{000 California ... 22!2fV»fi Muhuwk Junior 30
2000 Cash Boy ... J313.V10 Mont Bullfrog. JG
2(«<0 Oolum Mt Tr )2:iUOO Mont Mid Kx. IS
SIOO Columhia Mt .1 .:fn:T<mo Mont Mid Ex. 2«
TOO Omj Fraction. 6. <*i'2.".<m Mayflower Con <>7
SWXW Comet •.« ;iu.,i Mi Cedar 15
]i»m « -..i,.;.; 0n ir ... 23'lMiA Montpomy Mt. 47
S>X) Conqueror ... 24(100tt M'g Shos Kx. 2C
r<^fi Po, « 10... 24! KtfiO Mtg Khos Ex. 27
IWK) Crarker Jack. 2.'» S0(»0 Nevada Boy .. 20
MOO Oa.'kPT-Jai-k.' 23 2000 Neviida Boy .. 27
1000 Cracker Jark. 241 4Ort Nevada B*y .. 25
2000 rrorsus 2014500 Nev Goldflcld. «50
inrm Dalny 3. 02 Vj! 4^00 North 6Ur ... 41
2000 P«l«j- r.x Ki:iiOrt M Star Wondr .10
|ft<iO Palsr r.X r... UIIOOO N'ORget 15
4410 I>m n I»re C. 4UHOOO Oakes 10
3000 Pmdfld Triigl. 75)2000 014 Sol IS
10.000 Dmd Tnigl. 70 1000 Old Sol 20
Ron Po. s 10... so'iooo Oreana 21
1500 Pixie KilftOQ Orig Bullfrog. 24
WO Dixie K. 3HOO rtro M
R<X> i;agle'« Nept.. 2T»; i«O0 Oro f.7
sWno Kagle's Nest.. 2fi r 200 <»ro M
1!WO Empire 214000 Perm Blfrg .. 11
aVM Kmplre 2«» 200 Pine Nut .... 28
5000 I>mrald«. slO 40 Sfioo pine Not .... 29
> ISOO Falrrw S Kng 47 "00 Pine Nut .... 30
1000 Falnrw s Kng 4S Pirts R Pk Ex C 2
40fK) Federal JC 2HtK) Totlatrh 75
4000 Florence Hi . . 2«. 2'"KiO Red Hills .... "R
1200 Itßnceii Mhk. ftn. 3l oo Red Hills .... F. 7
3000 Gold Bar l.rt'il"OO0 lU>d Hllla .... CS
200 Gold Bar l.cr.ioooned T.lon .... 17
moo Po. b 90.1.67V3000 ned Lion .... 1«
1000 Geld Bar Kx. I<l .'.()O Ile-d Wing 20
SCO Gold Anchor.. 40 1000 Red Top Ex.. 38
2000 Gold Anchor.. 33 75<»0 Hed Top Ex.; 29
SOOO Gold Crown .. 21 CViO ««>d Top Ex.. 40
MM) Golfl Crown .. 22 200 Red Top Ex.. 41
140 <;id Con M.. i0. 0«i r,ooo Po. s io 40
100 Gld Con M.5.57V2500 Rewue Con .. 21
600 Gld Con M...R.7.'. moo Po. s 10 21
K»O Po. b «o. .lO.O'Viooo Rbyollte^Twn. <'"
r.OO Po. b 10...9.7S I<K>O Round Mt 1.00
1000 Gld Fissure... Os 1000 Round Mt Ex. 2»
Snoft <i Gld B»r Tx 2fi rsmn Ruby Wonfler. T4
JOOO Gldfld Herald. <>fl'ir/Vi Sandstorm ... M
1000 Gld Mln Nev.l.TS! .'.f»O Sandstorm ... P2
2000 Gldfld Mefla.. 1 1 : too Sandstorm ... M
10.000 Gld M Chn. £5 '2(100 Sandstorm Ex. 12
MOO Gld Sd Chn.. 26 2500 7 Troughs Clej 15
7000 Gold Weflge.. £o'2ooo Kyi Humphrry. 13
2000 Gold Mt OS 4'XH> Smoky Val . . 25
1000 Oolflrke Beef. 3S!2'Wi Spearhead Gld. *0
SOOO Orandms 27i r.oo Spearhesd Frc. SI
TKOO Great Bend. 1. 42^, SOOrt silver Pirk ..1.00
2200 Grt Bend Anx ?£ Cm", silver rirk..l.«aii
200 Grt Bend Anx HI S* Sliver rick..1.07«4
II.SOO G Rend Kx. 40 SOOO Silver Pick Ex 58
» .000 G Bend Ex. 412000 skookuro Blfrg 22
4000 Po. h C 0... 4?., r.OO Kteinwsy S3
3500 Great Westrn. ft'.-40/«0 St Ives t)5
2000 Home 36 1000 St Ives »C
4500 Homeotake C.1.30! 2iW St Iveii flfl
4000 Ind Ton. b PA O4'7<ioo Pi:n Pog ...„ 03
1200 Jim Butler. I. 32 U'jr.fiO Trump Con ..I.t>s
3firtO Do. * 10.1.32U 3000 Verde <>4
Jumbo Xx . ..l.fcV3<iuO Wbale 12
100 Jumr.o r.x ...l.fln iooo Wonder ...... P7
100 Jnmho Ex . ..1.WV5000 Yellow norse.. 11
?.300 Jumbo Ex.. l.F7M>;r.ooo Yellow Horse.. 10
1000 Po, h 50.1.57H 4imTo \«i Horse Ex 39
1000 Do. b SO.UBtfl &00 Yel Hor»e Ex 20
100 Jumping .irk. 4<Vfcuoo Yellow Rose.. Ifl
1000 Kawtob Gold. 02 WtO Yrllow Tiger.. 20
1000 Kawirn Gold. 03! 809 Yellow Tiger.. 1»
Informal Session— l 2 :S0 to 2 p. in.
k« r-f»r -f» Adams 24;sofK) Grt B«>nd Ex. 40
1 00 Aloha ir. 3000 Hibernla 25
200 Amethyitt ... GO 2000 Hibernla 22
20A0 Apr Fool Ex. 0.V20G0 Hibernla ..... 24
2000 Atlanta »5; 5000 Ind Ton .... 04
2000 Atlanta I.OOi Simi Jack Pot ..1.774
4000 Atlanta 04 2500 Jack Pot 1.70
500 Atlanta JM3 1 000 Jumbo 4.25
100 Belmoct ...0.37^! 1 00 Jumbo Ex l.fiO
7000 B2k B Bcmacz J.V r.OO Jumbo Ex ....1.85
1000 Bik Butte Ex 17! 500 Jumbo Ex ..1.87H
4000 Blk Butte Ex IK! U>o Jumbo Ex l.t>o
".mi. . }>lk Butte Ex !•: ;..••:\u25a0 Kewana Ex.«9o 50
1000 Black Oxide., r.' r.OdO Lee Bonanza.. 25
3000 Blark Rock .. J2110.R00 Lone Star .. 40
4000 Blue Bell ... 25 22.-.0 Ixrae Star .... 42
1000 Blue Bull ... R.M2IXK) I^one Star .... 39
1000 Blue Bull . . . S7!sftoo Imc*t Star . . <«
1000 Do. b 30... snj r,no Man Belmont.. 05
l<»>0 Bonnie Clare. ::.">! 7TA Man C«ns ...1.00
0300 Booth 1.003000 Man Erlt«-o .. 25
1000 Brooklyn .... «7| boo po, b»0 20
500 Blfg Palsy .. SOKOOO Maa Dexter .. XO
2000 Bullfrog Ex.. 20'ioon Man Pexter .. 78
4000 Bullfrog Ex.. 211 4000 Man Dexter .. M
3WO Bullfrog Ex.. 22 5000 Man Mammoth 22
7000 Bullfrog Ex.. 23WH) Man Oriental.. 17
1500 Bullfrog M!n. 4312000 Man Filv Pick 10
1000 Btt# Goldfield 25;20Xi0 Man \ Irginla. 07
1000 California ... 22 8©<«) Mayflower Con «
J5OO CaUfornU 23, ftOO Mayne 20
10.000 Do. b 90... 2452000 MacNamara .. 60
£00 Columbia Mt.1.25'f1000 MncNamara .. «3
HlOO Columbia Mt.l .3015000 Mid Pawnee... 14
1000 Do, b 80... 1.35' 700 Mohawk 18. 00
SOOO Com rraetion.6.Oo;i<V>o Mohawk Ex .. 28
300 Com Fractlon.s. 7s 10U0 Mohawk Junior <«
1000 Conqueror ... S3 20fi0 Montgomy Mt. 47
2000 Oongresa 1311000 Montpomy Mt. 4$
1300 Da toy 3.00 1000 Mtg fc&os Ex. 2:5
800 Do. b 30...3.102000 Mtg Snos Ex. 2«
800 Daisy Ex ... 1115000 Ncr Boy 25!
1000 Dm B Btte C. 6111500 Nev Boy 2«
2Ofjo Dm B istte C. €2iIOOO Nev Sunshine. .10
1000 Dm B Btte C. «3' r>oo North Star ... 40 :
8000 Dm B Btte C. 60 2"00 North Star ... 41
5000 Dmflfld Tmtrl. 75,2-V>o X Star Vt'onflr :i\
20f» Dmdfla Trngl. 7«'1000 Orie Man SO
1000 -Do. b «0.,. 75;i3.00fi Pine Nut .. 29 I
22.000 Pmd Trtifrl . 74 4000 Ued nH!s ::5
2.VX) Dmdfld Trngl. 7ft 4000 Red Hills .... 37
2000 Pixie 17h500 Red Hills 38!
ISOO Dixie IK fijoo Red Top Ex.. S»
t 15.000 Eagle's Nst 25 7000 Red Top Ex . SS
IS-rtO Eaple'a Nest.. 24! 500 Red Top Ex.. 40
7 r.OO Eagle's Nest.. 2fi 3000 Ruby Wonder. :a
iimiO Empire 20 2000 sandstorm ... m
2(XX) E»mer«lda ... 40 "joftO Sandstorm Ex. 12
3000 Dorence Ex.. 27in00 Silver Pick . l.f.r,
t'lO Gold Bar 1.6512000 Silver Pl<>k Ex 20
3000 Gold Anchor. . 40 2<too Silver Pfck Ex "1
I'XiO Do, b t*K.. 4. - 5'30C:0 Skookura Blfrg 24
500 Gold Crown .. 21; 2<iO Stray Dog ... 45
7000 C, Gld Bar Ex 2<; 10110 Rtzay Dog ... no
SOA Gld Con M.. ,f1..V)'2000 St Ives .. .. ns'j
\u25a0 100 Gld Con M.9.625,! 500 St Ives 84 i
200 Po. b *0. .10. om'iooo Vernal 28
7f«o Gld 3d Chance 2fi;4fioo Vernal ... . 2T>
60110 Gold Wedpe.. 2n rjooo Wonder 07
IWK) Grandma .... £fc..V>OQ Yellovr norse.. 11
3000 Great Bend. ..1 .4" 1000 Yel norse Ex 18
SOOO Great liend.. .1.30 .I<wmi Yellow Rokp.. J3
1000 Great Bend. ..1.3515000 Yellow Eoee.. 10
•000 Crt Bend Anx .31 \ '
CIX)SING QtIOTATIONS
Blfl.A A «y SKA / BM.Ask.
CALIFORNIA
Arrorsnt .... — 4.SoiGwtr Pay Cop — "n
Bos tiwtr Cop — lO'Grnwir B Ja<-k — no
Brunswick ... CC r > 80-Gwtr Bl Oxide — Ml
Bunker Hill.. M — ll.ightner MC0.1.25
C«»n Enreka... 75 — -jNev Hercules.. €3
Ex«-cl Mt Con-1-40 1.4.1, R«-d Boy — HS
Turn Crk Co. — .vr.n's Eureka MCo — OS
run Crk Ex. — 75|
NEVADA
Tonopah District
Belmont 5..17 S.nOjMldway Ex... 30
Bflmont Bx.. — 19 Mlspah Ex.... — 40
Boston Ton... 20 —Montana — 4 10
Brphr'« JB Ex 25 — Mont Mdwy Ex Ift 20
California ... 20 21 Mon PI tub Ex 20
Casbnoy ... # . 33 14 X V Ton Con. 14 —
Efperann ... 02 03 North Star 3fl 40
I'.ureka Ton... 20 — Ohio Tononah.. 18 20
Golden Anchor 40 41 OUio Ton Ex.. — 12
<Jolden Crown. 21 '--\u25a0 Parmaxter ... 02 03
Oolden Gate.. 10 — j Red Ro^k Ex. 04 —
Gold Mountain 07 OS! Renew Cons... 21 22
Gold Mm Con — O4|Tonopab EX...8.75 —
Great Western 04 Cj Ton Home Con OS 03
JTlome 15 18|Tonopah I»de. 15
Indiana Ton.. 03 (t* Ton Silver 4 O 03
Jim Butler... 1.: R2 1.351 Ton of Ner.. —20.00
Jim Butler Ex 10 — [West End I.W) l.t>s
I.lttle Ton — 3.00 We«t Tonopan. 15 25
VscNamara . . C 2 «3 West 'Ton Ex — 15
Midway 2.20 2.20
<:~!dBeld DlFtrtct
*<Un» ?t Union.. 23 —
* loh» J J — 1 Grandma 27 2g
Atlanta 95 i^O Great Bend... 1. 40 142
Band — KOiOreat Bend An 31 32
Black Ants... :7 lSlOre«t Bend Ex 39 40
B B Bonanza. 15 16 Hibernia 22 ••!
Blk Botte Ex. 18 J» Highland jo —
Black Rock... 12 13 Jumbo 440
Blue Bell 25 aHJumbo Ex I.ROlifcS
Blue 8u11..... &5 571 Kendall «5
Blae Quartet. 34 45) Kendall Ex... 10 11
Brooklyn .... 07 OS; Kewana Ex... 35 45
Butt* GoidfH. 14 15;Laguna l.uo 1.1*5
Kootb ...:.. .1 .00 I.o2|Lone Star 40 42
CO D 1.25 — Lou Di110n.,.. 2» SO
Columbia ....1.00 — Lucky 80yt... — «o
Co'.umb Mtn.. 1.30 1.32 Mayne 20 21
Oolnm Mt Ex 14 — I May Queen , ;>2
Com Fractlon.s.7s C.OOjMay Queen Xx 14 15
Commonwealth 39 4(KMriugt P«wne« 13 34
Conqueror ... 23 MCo r,2 —
Cracker Jack. 23 24 Mohawk .. .18. Oi« 18.12
Imlvy \u0084 ..3.(K) 3.<2!Moliawlt Junior <I 8 09
Dairy Annex.. — 21 Mohawk Ex... 25 26
n«Uy Fx 10 lllMoo* Goldfld. — 16
r»fid B B Con. «1 C 3 Nevada 80y... '25 on
Pixie 1« 17 Nevada Goldfl* «>0 (Z,
Fmplre 20 21 Sfr Western. . — (tn
I>mer«lrta ... 40 .— North Ut Bead — 12
Kxploltatioc.-. '_'« — Oro 54 tw,
Federal J« J7J Palace OoldDd. — j«
Fawn 10 — IPanyan jo 11
Florence 3.73 — iPenu*r|vanla. . O«J- 07
FJoretire Ex.. 27 — Potlet«»h 76 —
Franrev-Mfawk t-r, 00 Red Hills 37 SS
Tt+k-o 15 —Red Lion 15 J7
9<i<d Bir OM — 1 .U'> K«l Toj. — 4, n0
Gold Bar Frac — 20 Red Top Kx . . SS 38
Gold Hunt — «!7jHandgtorm RO t\
Gfld Belmotii. — HOt Sandstorm Kx. 12 IS
GCd Bull Dig 1* — IKIIVf-r Ptrk 1.&5 I.QO
,« Cm Mine*. ».C2 0.75| Silver rick Ex 17 IS
I 'Jfld Falrvlew. — \u25a0 12 Klmmerone ... — 40
Vldfld rin«ur« — OfclSpearlid Gold. — KO
Jjflrt « Bar Ex -26 — ISpeiirhd Frac. — Xi
G'.dfld Uerald. — OC St Ire* U4 ftfl
«nd M of X.1.75 — tSun Pog 05. O6
Goldfld Meda. 10 niSannrslde . ... — ic
Oolflfld X Star 35 SOlTrearore 1« IS
Gold Fist 20 HVerde 02 03
Gfld L Strike. — I4|Vernal 2"' 28
Gfld Kewanos.l. 6s 1.75 Wonder 0« O8
Goldfld Hand. 05 — Yellow Roue... 16 —
«fld 3d Chance -J7 — Yellow Jlger.. 19 20
Bnllfror District
Alliance 13 — Homentke C0n. 1.27 I. SO
Amargbsa G M O4 — Homr*take Ex — -1
tmeUiyst .... 00 65 Lie* 1 Harris... .03 07
Baltimore ... — 04 Little Bullfroc 05 0«
Big Bullfrog.. 05 OC Little George.. — "V
Black Spar... — 15 Mayflower An. ~* • —
Uoue Mt Gold — 20 Mayflower Con 04 «>
Uonnie Clare. 34 35 Mayflower Ex. — ''\u25a0*>',
Blfrg Aunex.. 06 07 Marjland 03 *-.
Blfrg Banner.l.os — Midnight ..... — -J
Blfrg Comb... — 13 Montana Blfrg J>> -.19,
Blfrg Con«... — 07 Mt Hill Mines OS .. —
Blfrg Daisy.. 47 4niMontgomry Mt 47 ,4*
Bullfrog Ex... tO — Mont-Shonh E»™^s jJJ
Bfg Gold King 40 — New Orleans.. 09 10
Bfg Gold Oeef 15 — Nugget *'* : }%
Blfrg Jumper. — 10 North Slmnhone \u25a0— i"
Blfrg Midas.. — 65 Ohio Bullfrog..-— «•}
Blfrg MCo N 42 43 Origlnnl Bllrg. t23t 23 -'«
Birrg Natl Bk GO 01 Orlg G Bar E^ . — \u25a0}«
Blfrg N Stnr. U 14 P.-nn^ylv BUtg r , 1»
B'.frg Simset.. IT 1^ Piute -10 ' —
Blfrg Victor.. 34 3.1 Rhyolite Twnxt -—\u25a0 «S
China-Ncv ... 11 15 San Kranciscq; \u25a0la _ —
Croesuß 20 — Shoßhone — "^
Don Blfrg An TiO 34 Shos-Bfrg Gold — 07
Pfn Mush Ex. 12 — KhOKh Natl Bk — 10
Diamond Bfrg 10 — Skookum Blfrg. — -2
Gold Bar 1.00 — Stelnway «J —
G Bar Anchor 10 — Tramp C0n5. ..1.82 1.»5
Gold Bar Anx — .40 Trinidad -- — «B
Gold Bar Ex. — J2 Valley View... — -4
G Bar So Ex. J2 15 Velvet 12 —
Gold Dollar.. 12 — Ventura — wj
GMHd Blfrg — 07 Wolverine — OS
Golden Rorpt re ' — 60 Yankee Boy ,J* —
Gold Mtn Con 08 — Yankee Girl... 1« 17
Hap Hooligan — 16
Manhattan District
April Fool Ex 04 051 Man Jumbo... 04 —
Atlan & Pae. 07 08 Man MCo N>v 20 21
Bull Dog o« — Man Mammoth -*o —
Comet 03 — Man Mayflower r>o —
Double Eiigle. U — Man Mohawk.. — 14
Gold Wertge.. 1» 20 Man Mondy Ex — 08
Granny GM. 28 — Man Monitor.. 06 —
Hindocraft ... 21 — JMen Oriental.. 14 15
In<3lan Campus.". —Man Oreana... — 21
Jumping Jack. 30 — Man Oro Kino. 05 00
Little Grey... SO — Man Bed Top. — , 10
Man Atlas — J 5 Man Standard. 04 O8
M«n Belmont. 04 Of. Man Syndicate 0«
Man Belle OS J2I Man Verde 05 —
Man Big Four 11 — [Man Vlr GM. — 07
Man Broncho. 19 20 Man Wolftone. 35 —
Man Buffalo.. 08 09 Mineral Hill.. — 06
Man Carson.. — 11 (Mustang Man.. — 20
Man Central.. •04 0.1 Muetang Annex 03 —
Man Cons 00 t»5 Mustang Ex... 17 18
Man Con Ex.. 22 —Nemo Msn — 14
Man Comb IS 15 Orlginil Man.. 30 31
Man Crescent. J4 l.'.i Pine Nut 29 30
»lan Cowboy.. 13 I4| Ralston Valley — 14
*!an Diamond. — 07 Rocky Hill 16 —
\u25a0Man Dexter.. SO M Seyler Hmphry 12 13
Man Frisco... 26 2K Strsy Dog 48 —
Man Gold Gat« 20 — Taqnima Coppr 10 12
Man Gold Nug O» — Thacksgivisg. . OS 17
Man H Grade 15 —Whale 12 —
Man Ivanhoe. 25 — Yellow TTor»e .. 10 11
Msnllumboldt 04 —I Yel Horse Ex.. IS —
Man Little Joe 08 — |
other District*
Alice of Wen 23 24 Kwlcb GM Co 01 —
ArcadU — 10 Kawich Keyet. 20 —
Oenten Goldfld — CSI Kwlch MCo N — 01
Congreßs — lOjLw- Bonanza.. — 20
Crruß Noble.. 17 IWLlda Bell OS —
Clifford M Co. — O4| Nevada Hllln.- — 4.00
Piamntffid Trl 74 7.1 Nev Hills Ex. 4T, —
Ely Gibraltar. 06 07 N H Florence. 18 20
Eagle's Nest. 24 25 Nrr Bun«htne.. — SO
Edina G01d ... — 60 N Star Wonder 23 30
Frvw S King. 47 4S Palmetto ..... — S4
Kairrw Eagle. — 1.00 Pittsb S Peak. 1.75 1.60
Frvw Bd Mt. SR — Ramsey 17 —
Flor Leading. 15 25 Red W'.ng 30 —
Golden S Peak 20 22 Rocco Homestk — '. 32
Golden Terra. <17 OS Round Mt KJI.OO
Goldrke Reef. 14 15 Round Mt Ex. 2ft —
Ida Mines 22 —Ruby Wonder. 85 J 36
Interstate ... — nsjSearebH Treas Ji3 36
Jack Pot 1. 80 1.75 fill P Mayflowr — 40
Johnnie Cons. — £0j
REAL ESTATE TRAAJ* ACTIONS
TUESDAY. JANUARY 15.
Lessej SummernVld to Cora Summerfleld. lot
on S line of Frederick street. 302:6 W of Wil
lard. S 137:6. W 94:4, NE to Frederick street,
E 34:5; fift.
Jennie Brooder* to John U Cass, lot on S
line of L Ftrect, CO W of Thirty -seventh avenue,
W JK> by X 100, and one other piece; $10.
Albert G. Mmkins to Foster Keating, lot on
S line of Thirteenth street. 185:3*4 W of Fol
som, S 79, V. 24. N 7«>. W 34: $10.
Antonio Talarvano and wife to Giambatista
Valle. lot on W line of nisworth street. 150 N
of Eugenia avenue. N 25 by W 70: $10.
Emanuel Itavis Investment Company to Amer
ican Land and Trust Company, lot oa E corner
of Brnzil and Madrid streets. NE 300 by SE 100
and one other piece; $10.
Luigl Ferrari et al. to Margaretta Deluchl et
al., lot on S line of Union street, 80 E of
Stockton. E 2S:i) by S Cl:%, and one other
pie«-e; $10.
Jacob lleyman Company to F. B. Cunningham,
lot on W line of Eighter nth avenue, 125 S of P
Btreet. « 25 by W 120; $10.
Nicholas Oliiandt to Charles' E. nafner, lot
on SW line of Silver avenue. 73:4 BE of Am
herst street. SE M:5, NE 30, NW 74:0, SW
13:6, fcTW 20:3; $10.
John Hanson to Agnes Hanson, lot on W line
of Hampshire street, 217 N of Napa, JC 25 bf
XV Ufi; $10. - <*
1-nviTin Hoffaeker to Jeremiah F. Sullivan, lot
on S line of Pacific avenue, 50 W of Octavla
street. W 61:4 by S 127:6%: $10.
Willard N. Proun and wife to Emil Oraek.
lot on E line of Sixth avenue. 209 N of Fulton
street. N 27 by B 110; $10.
Herman Koehn to Mary C. G. Tedtsen. lot on
E line of Shotwell street. 112 N of Twenty
fourth. N 22:3 by v E 125:6; $2800.
Louis Canepa et al. to J. M. Kitchen et al.,
lot on NE corner of Oak and Grove streets, 150
NW of Bryant. NW 60 by NE 112: $10. <-
Mary M. Fogarty to George Lloyd and wife,
lot on S line of Frederick ttreet, 251 W of Cole,
W 24:74 by S 137:6; $10. \u0084 \u25a0
Isabella Dahler to. Hermann Sehornaker. lot 1,
Mock £3, Piocbe & Robinson's subdivision, asd
one other piece; $10.
Livingston Brothers to Louise M. Henry, lot
on SW corner of Bush and Broderlck streets,
W 34 by S 100; $10.
William Zell and Sophia Zell to Bell? Wllnon.
lot on NW line of Athens street. 50 NE at
Persia avenue. NE 25 by NW-100; $825.
Edwin O. Rieser to Katie E. Bietier, lot on N
line of Geary street, 62:6 W of Lagona, W
27-6 by N K7:6; $10.
John Wakman to Minnie M. Wakman, lot on
W line of Fourth avenue, 150 S of Lake street,
S 25 by W 120; gift. \
Man In J. McDonongb and wife to James H.
McNcsby and wife., lot on W line of Potrcro
\u25a0venne, 2CO N of Twenty-fourth street, N . 25
r>y W 10U: $10.
Friedcricka Fried to Julius Fried, lot on N
line of Jackson street. 142:6 X of First avenue.
E 35. ?t fi«. SW to point opposite beginning, SW
to beginning; $10. ... • .
Hannah Meyer to Susanna B. Nash, lot on E
line of Eighteenth avenue, 100 S of I street,
N 25 by « 120; $10.
Charles A. S. Anderson and wife to John T.
Millar, lot on W. line of Pennsylvania rtreet,
306 N of Twenty-fifth. N 25 by W 100; $10. "
BaHdlncr Contracts)
Marvin Estate Company with Cotton & Co. —
Concrete end eteel for a three-story and
basement relnforceawconcrete building; on SW
corner of Clay and Front etreets, S-H>:6 by,W
CO: $33,972. \u25a0 " -"./
Maurice Willard vrith William .Linden— All
work except gas fixtures for a three-story frame
building on SE corner of Sixth and Bryant
streets. 50 on Sixth and S5 on Bryant; $16.fiw.
Thomas J. Jorgenson with W. L. Graff — All
work for a one-story frame cottage of B line of
Car-p street, 100 S of Seventeenth ; $1260.
Fedele Costa with Paul Boodry — Brick work
for building erected by Societa Garlbaldlna d
Mutuo Socconto on S line of Broadway afr- cor
ner of Rowland place, between Keany and
Montgomery Ftreets; $22 per 1000.
Estate of Mary Foley with G. A.' AMrews—
To orect a one-story frame building on SE'line
of Natoma rtreet, 200 NE of Ninth, NE 25 bj
SE 75; $2650.
Giovanni GoteTll and Maria Glambrono with
Txmls Cuneo — To erect a 3-story-and-b«J»«nent
frame building on W line of Mason s/rert, 6g:9
S of Vallejo, S 48:9 by W 100: $9200. '.* *'»r
Adele Hesser with Oregon Construction Com
pany — To erect • 3-stnry brick building on N
line of Poet atreet, 107 :S Eof Hyde, DSO by
N 137:6; $30,000. ' , ,
O. Borto with J. Fltrpatrlclc— Plumblan and
Krwfriiig end ras fitting for a 3-story frame
building on S line of Howard street, 200 G of
Sixth; $1525. . •\u25a0 v '\u25a0
French American Bank with W. P. Friller &
Co. — Plate and moss glass for a 10-story class
A building on NW corner of Sutter and Trinity,
street* : $5480. ._. ~~ \u25a0 - \u25a0'
M. Sdiutt* with C. \. Duke — Plumbing - l or
building at — ; $12.%f1. - -
C. 11. l»uke with James Madden— Plastering
for building oa 051 Dolores: H035. \u0084 t \u25a0\u25a0•-. •»\u25a0
Pauline Torpt*y with McGowan Jkißdtl«<—
Brirk work for a 4-frtory and basement, class C
building on W line of Spear *tre«-t, 137:8 » of
Market, S 45:10 by W 13. :6; J4(-«0. ' -V
\j. Lozio with J. F. Hoadley— All work for
4-ctory frame building on •?»"\u25a0 line- of Flllwrt
run t". 103:6 E of Stockton, 24 tfr 120: J11.4J0.
3. D. Heise w lth Val Franj and Adam Kchae
tet — To erect 3-story frame on 6W corner . of
Sixteenth street and Rondel place; $17,230.. \u25a0 •
WUlitnMfnsor witn La Eos* building' Cony
structloi Company— To «vet four «tore» on X
line of r>acrameDto street, 116:5 E of Presidio
a venue: $5950. ' ' t \".
SUES FOR REINSURANCE
The'- National Fire-insurance Com
pany of Hartford, Conn., has begun suit
against two Canadian 1 insurance, com*
panics for reinsurance on the property
of the Paciflc Press Publishing 'Com
pany at Mountain View, which was*
destroyed by fire on July' 2o.' . One suit'
is against the Western Assurance Com
pany of Toronto for $1455.75 and the
other against the British America Com
pany of Toronto for a like amount
Suits for Insurance on poods destroyed
in the firn of April 18 were filed.- ycster>"
day by Max Hofllseh against the Trahi«
atiantic FJre Insurance Company* ot
Hamburg, .Germany, for J2&00. by C.. F.
Weber &;.Co. ajcaln^t the^ Indemnity
Kire Insurance Company of New .York
for $2500., and by C. F. Weber '& Co.
agrainst the Norwich Unlon,Fire Ifißur
ance Society of , Norwich and London
for fSOOtt • •
\u25a0 * •\u25a0". ' \u25a0 ""'\u25a0* - ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '•: _
THE % SAN FRANCISCO > CALIy WEDNESDAY, : .16^ : 1907./
MAY CLASH OVER
RAIL REMOVAL
Chamber of. Commerce *Is
'^ Urged by a Member to
r Combat Duffe3 r? s' Decree
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
r If the Chamber of Commerce adopts
\u25a0the suggestion of leador Jacobs, one of
its members, made at the organization's
annual meeting yesterday, that body
will clash with President George F.
Duffey of the Board of Public Works
over the removal, of spur tracks that
cross Market street. Jacobs urged that
the Chamber of Commerce insist, that
at least one line should cross' Market
street^ and connect two sections of" the
city. President Duffey has' decreed
that all crosstown temporary tracks
shall go, because they are a menace to
teaming. Jacobs' suggestion met with
scattering applause, but no action was
taken.
Yesterday's was the . first annual
meeting held since the fire. Treasurer
C. W. Burks reported that the Chamber
of Commerce had 16889.11 on hand on
December 31, 1906. The receipts during
the year were $11,169.81, and the distri
butions $11,604.76.
The greater part of the session was
occupied by the reading of the report
of the retiring president. William H.
Marston. After a short review of the
history of the April disaster and the
work of the Chamber of Commerce dur
ing that time, Marston referred to t^e
proposed increase in the water front
facilities of San Francisco, for which,
according to the report. $2,000,000 «s
available. In referring to . the growth
and prosperity of the city he said:
The exports of merchandise to foreign" coun
tries, non-contiguous territory and Eastern States
amounted in round numbers to $50,000,000 dur
ing the year H>oft. while the imports from . all
sources were $43^000,000.
The total number of real estate sales during
the year Just past was 5947. aggregating $CS,
054.500. while the total number for the J"*ar
1&05 was 9572. aggregating $74.92«,0C5.
Prior to the fire there were RSH sales, aggre
gating $45.P-40,051. Since April 18 the number
of real estate sales amounted to 6136, aggregat
ing $22.124.21».
The total number of mortgages recorded dur
inr the year 1006 was 54SS. aggregating $35,325.-
GSO. The total number for the year 1905 was
6746, aggregating $35,016,855.
The following offlcers were elected:
O. H. .BenUey". president; George E. Butler,
vice president; George D. Gray, second vice pres
ident; trustee*. William H. Marston. William
L. Gerstle. William Matson. James Rolph Jr.,
William G. Mugan, James Tyson, Henry Rosen
feld. li. F. Prlen. William F. Barnes. James K.
Motfltt, James McXab. Charles C. Moore; C. W.
Burks, secretary, treasurer and librarian.
The following * standing committees
were appointed:
F'nance— George E. Butler, William G. Mugan,
J. K. Moffltt. . « .
library—n. F. Prlen. William H. Marston,
William F. Barnes.
Membership — William L. Gerstle, James Ty
fcon. C. C. Moore.
Arbitration— Henry Roncnfeld. James Rolph
Jr.. James Tyson, IL F. Prien, William F.
Barnes. \u25a0 . ,
Appeal* — William n. Marston, James McNab,
George I). Gray. William O. Mugan, William
Matson.
Foreign commerce — William G. Mugan, Wil
liam Matson. Henry Ronenfeld.
Internal trade and Improvements — James K.
Mofntt. C. C. Moore. WlllUm L. Gerstle.
Harbor nnd shipping — William Matson, George
D. Gray. James McNab.
Entertainment and reception — James McXab,
James Rolph Jr., William h. Gerstle.
MOFFITT GETS HIS MAN
Louis Bono, Indicted by the United
States Grand Jury In Alaska for em
bezzling: gold dust from a mine, was
captured in Carson City, Nev., last
week by United States Secret Service
Apent Harry M. Moffltt of this city
after a pursuit of several weeks. Bono
will, be examined before the Federal
authorities in Carson and removed to
Alaska for trial.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Tbe following marriage licenses were Issued
January 15:
Robert K. Llndtay, 23. 1202 Alabama 6t., and
Annie McGnckln, 22, 229 Eluie st.
David Sell*. 37. 1553 McAllister St., and
Tlllle DOyle. 25. 627 Fillraore Bt.
. Henry W. Crowley, 21, TV'atsonrllle, and Cath-
erine U. Rhaaaban. IS. 4145 N*lneteenU> st.
Jcllos Dimmer. 21. 1534 Hyde St., and Eu-
genic Tanron. 18, 3*42 Twenty-sixth st.
Gioseppe Onoettl, 24, R3O York St., and Lizzie
Lanfranco, 16, 753 Alabama st.
Dewitt Mac Duffle. 23. 72« Broderick et.. and
Laura It. Hickx. 16. 3825 Twenty-sixth et.
Clande Zaharidln, 30, and Desplna Valsaml
2S, both of 1001 Twentieth ft. *
Antone A. Zvietich. 23. 61 Ourtious et. and
Sadie L. Hsmerton. 20, 1801 Waller st.
Anton! Wpnckclwiez, 23. 266 Connecticut st
and Katarzyna KryMtoflak, 20, city.
Carl Schilling. 30, Oakland, and Helen G
Is* act, 18. 332 Spruce st.
Georre W. Sweetser, 27, Martinez, and Etnel
I. Morford. 22, Martinez.
Emile BellolL 23, Oakland, and Maud • E.
Letcher. 23, San . Jose. • ;
Bob C. Evans. 26, 389 Koe St., and Gertrude
E. Carter, 25, Portland.
OAKLAND, Jan. 15.— The following marriage
licenses were issued today: -x
Julius W. Maas, 29, and Pearl Willes, 20,
both of Crockett. . «• -
Antone Rafael, 21, and Bella Fernandez, 18.
both of Oakland. m-
Joseph Holt, 29, of San Francisco, and
Georgia .Fenner. 25, of Woodland. - 1 \u25a0
George A. Willard. 27. cf Blair, Nev., and
Helen Nelson. 26, of Oakland. . .
Lester Bcnr. 22.' and * Alice Prosser, 19
both of San Francisco. If . y
. James E. Whitney, 42, and Mary N. Morrill
39, both of San Francisco.
Charles C. Kelly, 23. tit San Francisco, and
Catherine Kellerer. 21, of McHlnleyvlUe, Hum-
bold County. 1 \u25a0 '
Frank J. Sllva, 21. of Oakland, and Lncy
May Tanson, 17. of San Leandro.
Geortre Lawlor, 42. and Annie Thompson, 40 -
both of San Francisc6. - -'\u25a0 '
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be. Inserted. They must be handed- In at
either of the publication offices and be Indorsed
with the name and residence of s 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
BEST— In this city. ' January 14, 1907, to the
wife, of F. W. Best, a son. .- • ,v . \u25a0
HERMAJCCE— In this city. January 8. 1907; v ta
- the wife of Harry . P. Hermance, twins-^-sons.
KLARNET— In this city, January' 8. 1907. to the
wife of Cbarles Klarnct, | a danghtcr.
MARRIAGES
BKAKEBILL— STRONG— In this city, Decem-'
ber 25. 1906.' at the home of the bride's
' . parents, by tbe Rev. Frank Stuart Ford, pas-
' tor of the First Christian Church, Artfinr W
Brakeblll of Kansas City, Mo., and Carrie
i Edlto Strong of San Francisco. \u25a0 \u25a0 --
DALE— WILUAMS— Ia this' city, January 14'
IWJ7. by Frank" Stuart Ford, pastor of the
First CnriFtlsn Church. Milton c. Gale and
Ada Luc Williams, both of San rrancisco.
MOBKLLI— HAWKINS-^-In thU city, January 14
l»07, by the Rev. W. E. Dugan, Henry Mo^
- relll and Emma Hawkins,, both . of Monte-
rey, CaL'.- " : - \u25a0_ •' \u25a0 -.\u25a0\u25a0( . _.--
SMITH— WELLEB— In - this Hty, January 14
l»07. by the Her. , George W. White, . pastor
.Wesley M. \u25a0E. Church, Jesse J. Smith of
lvnoxvllla Tcnn;,; ena'Jiorma E. Wcller of
•sisan Francisco. *•*"*'.•--.* . , \u25a0
deaths;
Barry, John M.. KD/ -Mm-ftan, William, 40
Clancy, Geo. T. Jr.; 1 .Nelson, Albert E. 30
Oolnte, Anjnwte., 52 O'Neill, Eugene E 27
Oomte, Edmund,' 21 Oulerey, «Ernest E. t 48
Curdy, . Frank. 82 Owe»», Frank J.". :-\u25a0',
Doherty. Hujrh . . Patrick, Albert . Bard. • '
Efford, Kate Bowen , Peckbam, .Sarah B ol
FByiaonville, Lejpy B. Peters, H. G. 1 '
Fltrcprald. I>eonora D. Phelan, Catherine. R0 '•
G»llarh«T, Udward.2 Hobblnn." Frank. 33*"'"
fJIUr-ii, Bridget. «8 :'\u25a0 ' Schmidt, Olive IL, C6''
Henry, r 'Afhraun'C. 78 t*«-huler, l.ma, ti < *
HiiSfcieK. Oeo. W.. 75 Shanley, Jame*. \u25a060
Kaliner.* Patrlok, 41 Sperling Amalia, 66
I^apbvm. . Hj.WS.,- 58 Vltt, Adelbeld, .49 .*-•
Ijfirßc-nt e, - Jean, . 43 \u25a0 Wachter. Conrad, •74 •
I.eonardi. Salvatore, 57 -Walsh, Cornelius, 75
Malfis. Eobert, CO . .. Wslßh. 'Margaret, 22 : i
• McCarthy, -Mary. 46 • Wemple, Dr.' E.^L:^ 68
-'Monahan, :- William C. J •.; . ,
BARRY— In Vallejo. Cal.i.; January " 13, 1007/
John 31.. '1 beloved husband ;nf 'Marys ßarry.. and
. lovlne father of Mary - and the , riate Xellie
Barrjv * native- of the i parish "of llosscar-
beny. County Cork, Ireland. - agiMl K0 years. .
Friends and acquaintances are- respectfully
Invited to attend the funoral,* which will be
held from hjs late residence. r<ol ' Sonoma
Mreet. ValloJ<>; at. .0:30 .o'clock tomorrow
(Timreday) raorninjr,' r Jonuary 17," thence to St.
Vincent's Church, where a requiem y mass will
ho \u25a0 celebrated for the repose. of his soul, enm-
inonclnp at 10 o'cl<«:k. Interment in, St. s Vin-
cent's Cemetery, -..Vallejo. — .. . . -:.;-..' ,'\u25a0
CLANCY— In .this city, \u25a0 Janu«ry->l4, ,M9O7rS
Georgp Thomas Clancy Jr:. beloved : son - of
Opotk* and >. Clara " Clancy, beloved* brother of '
the. late James Clancy, and grandson -of Mrs.'
B. Oiancy. - and ; the late JanJesijClancy anil
Michael Cuneo. a native of Q«n Francisco,
Cal.. aped 1 year ft months «ihd 14 days..
The funeral will take place today:- (Wed-
nesday). Jantisry 16,, 1007;' at.l ivclock p. m.,
from the residence. "f his j parenis/j' northeast
corner of Bellaire and Pfeiltcr. : streets. . be-
tween Stockton and Dupont. -CheKJnnt and
Francisco streets. Interment Holy Cross Cem-
etery. . \u25a0 ; \.• :'\u25a0 .".; :C: C ''\u25a0'": V. ".\u25a0."...-.-.\u25a0'. \u25a0:•
COINTE— In (bis 1 .city, ', January 15,': 1907.XAU-
KUKle, beloved nf Emlje' Cointe and
Mrs.T. Ceprht, and brotberof Mm. Jacquelin
inn! Mrs. XnjrleriOf , San^Jose; a' native 'of
Gap Hautes, 'Alps,' France,' acM 52 years.:.* '
COMTB-— ln Tuseon, Arizona. January, H^l9oV:
Edmund Comte, son of A. Comte-Jr.; "and
brother, of- Mrs. Robert. K. O'Connell,- \u25a0 Lau-
rence 11. and George -.A. . C6mt<»,i aged, 21'
years. \u25a0 - "'• v : ..»;•
The' funeral will , take place - tomorrow -
(Thursday), at 9:30 o'clock a..m., from- the
residence of his father, 102 Guerrero street,
thence to Mission Dolores Church.- for • mass
at 10 o'clock. Interment:, St.' Mary's Cenie-
tciy, Oakland. Kindly .omit flowers. ,
CURDY— In .Hayward.* Cal.. .January \u008414, 1907,
Frank Curdy, beloved husband of, Mary Curdy,
and fatbec of Mrs. -Madeline. Pevrel lade : and
James, Peter, Josie and Joseph Curdyy- a' na-
tive of France, ased S2. years. \u25a0\u25a0 - .\u25a0
Friends -.and acquaintances -.are respectfully
Invited to fttteiid the funeral services tomor-
row (Thursday), January 17;. at - o'clock
a. m., at All Saints. Chureh.illajward, where
a solemn requiem, high" mass -will be Cele-
brated for the repose of. his. soul. Interment
Catholic Cemetery, Hayward. *• . .< ,*
DOHERTY— In this city, ' January 15. 1007.
Hujrh, beloved father of 'Isabella Doherty, son
of the late Hugh an<V Mary A./Doherty, ana
brother of John and- Fannie Dohertv anil Mrs.
Alfred Marsich of Brooklyn. ;>\ V., and the
late Mrs; T.:H. 'Soule' and- l Denni3iDoherty
a native of Brooklyn, *N.Y .- : \u25a0 "", '
Notice- of funeral ; hereafter. • Remains 'at
. the parlors of Meßrearty.. &- r M<JCormlck,- 915
Valencia street," . rear 'Twentieth. • " , ' \u25a0 '.
KFFORD— Ip this city, January 14, .1907^ Kate
Bowen, dearly beloved daughter of the, late
N. C. and : Margaret Efford; and sister of
Robert J.- and N. Clift ,Kfford, Mrs. C. . XI.
' rAnnis Jr., Mrs. Ed Johnson' and , Mrs: A. V.
'Anderson, a native of San , Francisco. ! Cal.
Friends.* and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited :to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day), at' 10 o'clock a^ m.T*.s,t Sty James
Church, Twenty-third -and Guerrero, .>treets,
where a solemn requiem mass ifrill be • cele-
brated for the repose of .her souL Interment'
Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car
from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue.
FAYMONVILLE — In Hermosillo.! Mexico. Janu-
ary 14, 1907. of typhoid' fever, Leroy B.- Fay-
monvllle, eldest son of Bernard and " Dora B.
Faymonvllle of San Francisco. s ,
Funeral and • intrrmctit private, t - Cypress'
Lawn Cemetery. \u25a0'..-' *4*j •
FITZGERALD — In this city.' January 15. 1907,
Leonora Downing, belovea wife Of. Daniel Fitz-
gerald, beloved mother of Cass t'S. Downing,
and daughter of Bridget md the late Nell
Barr, a native of San Franciaco, Cal.-". \u25a0• .
Notice of funeral hereafter; v^ Remains at
the parlors of Samuel McFadden^ & Co., 1070
Hlght street, near Baker.
GALLAGHER— In this city, January 13, 1007.
Kdward, dearly beloved son of James A. and
Josephine Gallagher, and .loving; grandson of
Edward and' Mary Finn, and the. lat« Daniel
•and Mary Gallagher, a native of.". San Fran-
cisco, Cal., aged 2 years ,4. months rand 12
days. ; \u25a0 , » ».-- .
The funeral will take place- todays (Wed-
nesday), at 1:30 p. m., from the ' resLflence
of : his parents, 5 140S Fifteenth street/ near
Folsom. Interment Holy • Cross Cemetery, by
electric funeral car from Thirtieth '-. street and
San Jose avenue at 2:30 p. . m. . ' '
GILJ.EN— In this city. January 13, 1007.' Bridget,
beloved wife of tbe late James .Gillen, and
loving mother of William Gillen.' John, Co-
nner, and the late Martin Gillen . and Mrs.
John Curley. a native of County Gal way,
Ireland, aged 88 scars. . ,f_* i. \u25a0-. <
The funeral will tako place today (Wed-
nesday), at 8:30 a. m., from her late .rest-
dene*. 645 I street, corner of Eighth avenue,
Sunset, thence to. St. Ann's .Church, where a
requiem high mass will . be celebrated for 1 the
repose of her soul, at 0 a.'m. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery? \u25a0-•• \V
HENRY— In Oakland. , CaC January ' 15, 1907,
Ashmun Cookn, beloved husband -of Anna M.
' Henry, and father of 'George S.. the - late
T. S..V Charles. A.. Elltabeth H.. Stephenson.
Walter" H., and Edith lU.McLaiighlin,. aged
78 years 1 month and D" days.;' '-\u25a0 '. ;'—
Friends and: acquaintances are ; respectfully
Invited- to attend the funeral services '\u25a0. tomor-
row (Thursday). January 17, at 2 tfcloek p. m.,"
at bis late residence,; J. 2.1 Harrison street.
Interment private. -r. s . : -
HUGHES— In Oakland.-, Cal.. January 14, 1007,
George W. Hughes, beloved husband of Nancy
J. Hughes,*, and father -of Watt, : W«od 8.,
John C. and Edward iF. t -Hughes" and Mrs.
A. J. Patterson, a native. o( Indiana, aged
75 years and 2 months. .-A member of Seman
Lodge of Milan. Mo. - .-,<?\u25a0;•.
. Friends are invited to attend -the funeral
services today-. (Wednesday).' January.ia, at
2:30 o'clock p. »., at bis late- home, 477
Thirty- fourth street. Oakland, under the aus-
pices of Sequoia Lodge ; No, 340, -. F. and
a. M. Interment private. *: -. . f , -
KANNER-^ln the" City and County Hospital,
January 15,' 1907, - Patrick Kanner, a native of
Ireland; ased 41 years.
LAPHAM— In this city. January 13, 1907, Henry
H. Lapham, beloved father of' Ky., Joseph C,
Perry L., Edward >'. and . Cora M.v Lapbam
and Mrs. Lulu ;Gibeon, : a native -of Attica,
Ohio, aged 68 yearn. (Sacramento papers please
. copy.) \u25a0, * - .j:->~ '• • ;'.s •- . t :
Friends and > acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend.. the t funeral today (Wed-
' nesday). at 9:45 a. in., from the parlors of
• Porter & White, 1631 Golden Gate avenue, cor-
ner of Scott street. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery., via 'the 11:30 a: m. train from
Third and Townsend- Streets depot. \u25a0 * . .-
LARGENTBr-ln this " city, ' January- 14,- 1907,
Jean Largente, boloved \u25a0 husband of .Gehevieve,
and father of.Therese I^argeote, and-rbrother
of Mm. Lande, and brother-in-law of Mj. 'and
Mrs. PnlllasKou ami Mr. Lund p. anil nephew of
J." P. -Juncas, 'a native of France," aged -43
years 9 months 'and IS days. •A' member ot
Richmond" Camp t?<'o.' 470,vW6odmen of the
' World. 1 /.''•• ."•.*\u25a0\u25a0»;/ '*. ,/•
, Friends and acquaintancee are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral" tomorrow. (Thurß-
. day), at.l o'clock -p;rm:,' from the i parlors of.
J. S. Godeau, 2123 -Bueh ; street.»"thonce to
Thirtieth street and Ran Jose avenuo by elec-
. trie car.- Interment -Holy; Cross Cemetery. ; • -.
LEONARDI — In Mayfleld." Cal.", January 13,-r1907;-
Salvatore Leonardl, - beloved husband of - Mrs.
S. Leonardl, and father of O.tO. Leonardl and'
Mrs. V. Anxlnl, n native of-Oaaseo. Cantone
Ticino, Switzerland, aged 07 years 4 months
• and 5•5 • d» vh. • ' --*• \u25a0 - • '.\u25a0 :.:*-'*»-'
J-. /The- funeral will take-pHt-e today, (Wed-
•' nesdayl,"-* January, ,16. at Mayfleld, Cal.,* thenee\
" to ; Cypress Lawn* Cemetery for . cremation- at-
v 1 o'clock^p:' m.,-' under the .auspices of BpeN"
anza itaUana-Lalge No. h 219, v ;F. and A.-M. .
MAINS— In thisclty. 7 January. 14, 1907, r fßobert
Mains, beloved 'husband of. Mary Malns,-father
of Andrew J.. Robert H. and Elltabeth Mains
and Mrs. Adolph -WoKer*.'; and brother of Mrs.
, H. H. . Mahan, 'a J native/ of Ireland, \u25a0- aged
60-years 3". months 'and '-2. .days. • • « i,-- \u25a0•- :
Friends are respectfully Invited \u25a0 to attend
. the fnneral /\ pervtw* \u0084' today. ; (Wednesday),,
at 10:30 o'clock i *. ?m..v at > his residence, CO
Boyce street, near ; Point? Xobos avenue. 'In-
terment W.oo*Hawn--vCem«tcry, " ;by electric
funeral car*. from sThlrtleth*; street /and*: San
Jose nvenue'at l2^VeJoek.*. -•',' •_-;
MCCARTHY— In '! OakUnd'' \u25a0 January v 15. :: 1007,'
Mary McCarthy, reWct of the late. Timothy Mc-
Carthy, -and \u25a0 b^lovefl mother of Thomas and
Jeremiah McCarthy, and aunt of John Good,
a native of , Count/, Cork, . Ireland,', aged 48
\u25a0 years. ' ;".\u25a0-.,' :*: * \u25a0?"">'• - -. '^ •: "
. Notice' of. fnneral'.bereaiter.'' ,:..., i'- '
MONAHAN— In Mils city, January, 14, IDO7. Wil-
liam O Monahao. / A. 1 aiember of .the - Bridge
j and Structural" Iron Workers' Local No. 3L* \u25a0
,S-- The funeral. wlH.*' take place thls^day
-(Wednesday).- at* lO~ o'clock .a. m.frfrom the
. "funeral parlors of .the ;II."F." Maass Company,
• . 1333 Golden Gate.> avenue." Interment \u25a0 Mount
Olivet Cemetery. .->'«•-. i.V : .v ; . ;,. -\u25a0- >
MOROAN— William, beloved husband. of t»e late
Abbie Morgan, father ,of- Ellen Morgan?" and
beloved brother of . Sirs. . James Morgan, a na-
tive of -Kllkcel, County Down, Ireland; : aged
.40 years.'/.,: '. '*» -- .-'-., fi*;- 1 9^.\i ...\u25a0.-
KELSON— In this city, January 13. 1907." ; Albert
Euill, beloved. husband" of Minnie, Davles Xpl-
son,,'and devoted son - of Mrs. - Theodore Jack*
son,, and. "brother of ' Mrs. James* Dunn of Glas-
gow. - Scotland and ,th« late* Mrs/-' Severina
Vane, a • dative ofjjSan '. Franciico, "aged 30
years 8 months and 20 days. \u0084" •» v
Friends and acquaintances are ; respectfully
Invited to attend the] funeral today, (Wednes-
day), at 1 o'clock p.^Bi.V from St.. John's Epl»-
copal Church, Fifteenth, street; between Mis-
sion and Valencia, /interment strictly private.
O'NEILL— At •. St. -'-Francis:- Hospital,. - Grand
Island. Nebr.r -^ Januarys ;': -8,-- \u25a0 1907 t - Eugene
Thomas O'Neill, beloved rson of Ellen and the
late ••-\u25a0 Eugene •\u25a0 O*NeiH,%- and . deatly ' : beloved
brother of ' John W.' and. Fr«l Florence O'Neill
' a. native; of »'.San>f r rsncli»co. Cal.. .aged 2f
, years 2 months v ana 'll- days. A- member of
San Francineo < Coimell • No. - 015,-, Knights 'of
i Columbuo.r- and Petaluma" Lodge • No.'flOl. •B.
-"P. 0. -.Eii ( Petaluma and; Palo \u25a0'Alto, papera
please • copy.) . i-* \u25a0f- \u25a0' 'r-^r.V- "-• yii'-i-: :>»«„.,/.»
v -'friends, ;- acquaintances and members"' of
• abuve societies are.'STes'pectriUly ' invitedito^at-
tend -. the ".- funeral \u25a0' '; today './ < Wednesday). »\u25a0 at
i 10 o'clock a; m^from' tve v residence -of, "his
brother, >Fred > Florence; O'Neliir»S2» iTwenty-
clrtn strcri.inear Dolores,- thence to St: Paul's
•:• Churcli.'y corner ' o£- Twenty-ninth end • Church
- streets, ! whero,, a . re/iulem , high < raadK ;: will %be
.' cerebrated '• for '.the .renpse; of • bis "soul,', com-
' )v roencinKi_at> 10:30ii o'clock.; a. -m. •Interment'
Holy j Cross * Cemetery ,il»y -electric funeral . car
*- from* Thirtieth street* and. Ban . Jose, avenue. -• \u25a0;
r "-'- Entghts ;o«^Columh«ui— -San Francisco*, Couni'
cil \u25a0*. No. fiJßrii Members will • Dlease assemble*
• at-- St. -Paul's 4 Church, , corner; Twenty-ninth
and -•\u25a0 Church* 1 " streets," at* 19:15 .a.,im.,i:to-
, day -(WedHesdayi, ,to , assist; in ' the V funeral
services of our late brother.- Eugene^ Thomas
O'Neill. -JAMES R. KEITH. Grand Knight..;
OULEREY— In this city. January. 14. 1907, > Ern-
est E. Ouleroy, a native of Switzerland, aged
\u25a048 years.-.-. • ...*; • '." ,'\u25a0"': ''--I '••' "' \u25a0"'' '\u25a0
, Friends and. acquaintances are respectfully
i Invltetl to attend • the funeral • Friday. January
18,-at 12 o'clock nt.vfrom the parlors of Julius
," S. Godeau. 2123 Bush street, near Fillmorc.
thence to Mission Masonic Hall, 2*56$ Mission
street, where services will be hold under the
auspices of Amity "Lodco .No. 370, F/ and A.
.M.;. coinmencius at.l. o'clock. Interment .wood-
lawn Cemetery. ; * < m .
OWENB— In this city. January 14, 1007/ Frank
S. Owpijx., ynunjrest dearly boloved brother of
..-Kdwanl.' James W. Ellen and the late John M.
Owens, a native of Ireland. .• ' ... •' \u25a0
Friends, and acquaintances are > respectfully
invittnl to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day ». at O.'.'tO o'clock aim., from his late resl-
- den<?«\ 131 K Fifth avenue,. Sunset District,
thence to St. Anne's Church, where, a requiem
mass will bo celebrated for the repose of his
soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery; by electric funeral car
from San Jose avenue and Thirtieth street.-
PATRICK— In this city. January IS,- 1007. Al-
bert Hard Patrick, beloved father of Albert
: E.. Harris F.. Florence T.. "Edwarll L. Patrick
and Mrs. E. J: Cote, a native of Montrose, Pa.-
(St.' Lonis'papen* please copy.). ;
- The funeral will take pJaee from his late
„ 'residence. 613 Stelner street, tomorrow (Thurs-
\u25a0 day>. at 10 a. m. Friends are invited. Inter-
ment private. \u25a0•-. ; *-_ s- ; . y :',.,
PECKHAM— In Berkeley. Cal..' January 13, 1007,
' Sarah B. Ptckham. wife of Oeorpe W. Peck-
~. ham, - and mother of George' W. Peckbam Jr.
arid Mrs. iOora E. Pettlt. a^ native of Ohio,
.; aged SI years "9 months and 20 days. , •
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
\ Invited to a ttenil." the. < funeral servieeH to-
day (Wednesday),: January 16, at 2 o'clock
'p. m., at 3132 Harper street, -South Berkeley
(Lorln). Interment Mountain View- Cemetery,
Oakland. . - . y \u25a0. .. :
PETEUS-^ln the City and County- Hospital,
January 14, 1007, H. G. Peters.
PHELAN— Ii this city. January 15. 1006. Cath-
erine,, beloved wife of the' late Edward Phelan,
and mother of Mrs. - J. H. McLaushlin. and
grandmother of James J., Ed P. and John 11.
McLaughlln "and Mrs. If. J. Move, a native of
' County Limerick, Ireland, aped SO years. ••' i
Friends and .acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day),- at P o'clock a.'m., 'from her-late resi-
dence. 44-13 EhzLteenth street. ': thence to the
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, where a
requiem high masat will be. celebrated for the
repose of her jioul, commencing at 9:30 a. m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
BOBBINS— In this city. January 15. 1907," Frank
Robbing, son/ of ; Edwin Hobblns of Arlington,
Mass., and grandson of the late Nathan Rob-
bins Of Boston, Macs., and beloved husband of
Katherine A. RobbtnSj. and beloved father of
Edwin Parker and Joseplilne Robbing, a native
i of Boston, Mass., aj;ed s.i years and 4 months.
(Boston papers please copy.)
Funeral and interment private.. Please omit
flowers.
SCHMlDT— January 15. 1907. Olive H. Schmidt.
I beloved wife of Val. -Schmidt, a native of
Michigan, aged 6e year* and 0 days. A mem-
ber of Olive Branch Chapter, Order Eastern
Star, and of Ladies* Auxiliary, K. T.
Notice- of funeral hereafter.
SCHULER— In this city, January 13,^1007, Lena
Scbuler, beloved wife of the late Peter Scbu-
ler, a . native of Germany, aged 81 years and
21 days.- •
The funeral services will take place today
(Wednesday), at 9 o'clock a. ml. at St;-* A-
nthony's Church, Army- street, near Folsom.
where a requiem mass'will be celebrated for
the repose of her soul. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery, -by ! electric funeratj car from Thir-
tieth street and San Jose avenue.
SHANLET— In Oakland, Cal., January 14, lf>o7,
James, beloved husband of EUia Shanley. and
father of Tessie Shanley. a native of County
Ro6common, Ireland, . aged 60 years and S
months.
SPERLING— In this city, January 15, • 1907.
Amalia. beloved wife of C. T. . Sperling, and
beloved mother of P. C. Sperling and Mrs. T.
J.. Clausen and William Sperling, a native of
' Berlin, Germany, aged C 6 years 3 months and
ilO days. . . .: W
Friends and acquaintances -are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Friday, January
18, at 10 o'clock a. m., from her late resi-
. dence, 1184 Treat avenue, thence to Thirtieth
3 street and San Jose avenue by electric funeral
car.
VlTT— lnr. this city, January 13,-1007. Adelheid.
beloved . wife of 1 Alfred Vltt. 1 devoted mother
of Mrs. E. SchneUler and Alfred, Walter and
Oscar Vltt, and loving sißter of. Adolph and
John Jachens. a native of Hammersbeck. Ger-
many, aped 40 years 7 months and 20 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Wed-
. nesday), at 1 p. m., from her late resi-
dence. 246 Waller street. -between Webster
and Buchanan. Incineration 1. O. O. F. Cem-
etery. , . . 1 \u25a0
A PATH TO EVERY PLOT
1300 Gol.lrn Gate aye., . Cor. FHlmorr.
~~ -Telephone West 5060. '-. .
PORTER & WHITE
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
1531 GOLDEX GATE AYE.
(Formerly 445 Golden Gateave.) \u25a0'£
.Private residence accommodations " wlthouf* ex-
tra charge. Trained lady attendants. Personal
services under aH conditions. Pbona West 770.
JULIUS S. GODEAU
- Undertaker and Embalmer,
- 2123 Buxh St;, Xfar Flllmore,
Formerly at 305 Montgomery Aye.
\u0084.'"-..-• and 810. Van Ness Aye.
1 Finest private " residence accommoda-
tions- Lady attendant. Carriages and
ambulances to hire. Tel. We5t. 2699. .7
& Go.
Undertakers and Embalmers
.'' : •? v'neali- McAllister. -\u25a0'\u25a0:\u25a0/-'"-\u25a0'
: 1 : :-. Phone Park' 650. '. ..;/. ..' " .
Mcßrearty^ & Mccormick "
.'..' »l: % DIRECTORS. 1 -\u0084- ; *
: 1>1« ST., r. NEAR 20TH :
: ' formerly^fMoFadden. Mcßrearty & Green."
> \u25a0',_«. •:'\u25a0,: Telephone .-. Market j 97. ' -• }
HAIGHJ-ST; FLORAL CO: 1
. -: ."- "C; ?/:<,; N.: PETERsdpr; v^ \-~1 . \u25a0'-
Formerly -with John ll.' Slererw & Co.
'-,% :; q/ar flowers and designs.^
824 PILLMORE ST., near ' Halght.
' h ' 's : Phone Fell 8531. 1 \ :,
P. F. GREEN <8b CO.
> 4 • FtTNERAL v DIRECTORS. -
NE. cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero sta. '..- «•;
' Formerly of - McFadden, Mcßrearty & Green.
---• ' " . Telephone Special -1567..
H. J. Gallagher Undertaking Co;
1314 WEBSTER at. bet. Ellis & O'Farrell. 1 - Tel.
Weat 3925. > DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Pres. &
Manager; JOHN DOUGHERTY, Vice Pry. :
7 G.SELLINGER. lI.' MET2LER.
METZLER'S UNDERTAKING COMPANY.
v \u25a0<<•*» 10S2 Folsom at., bet." 14th and 15th. * ;
\u25a0< '\u25a0>>•\u25a0 - PHONE MARKET 160. - : -
VALENTE,MARINI&CO;
V UNDERTAKERS .
3448 MISSION' STREET,
;;\u25a0\u25a0•- Xear Thirtieth. Tel. Special. 2B2.
> \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0' WOODLAWJf CEMETERY
- . : San Mateo Co. — . .»:
Finest and Brat Equipped ' RKeirln? Vault and
./ \u25a0 ' .\u25a0•'.-. Chapel. ' \ . \u25a0
•. ;• (Masonic i Cemetery Assoclatioh.)
• . Office 1154 O'Farrell St.
, THEODOR DIERKS * CO., .
'\u25a0. Undertakers, ;'.r;- ".*.
IK>O Deyluadero j: St.'j /eor.'^MeAlllater.''
"• Telephone Went 4804. t -
Oriental F^ldrist
lOltA* VA2VTNESS. v Phbne Franklin 22 10
- „\u25a0<>-. • . -~> Above City ;of Paris.'-- v - ?\u25a0*'„\u25a0
. ' . Funeral anil Decorative Work
>.' -V. f-f -^ v. v" 1 "-- ) S/ BAGARA • ,-j ,:\u25a0 \u25a0>'.\u25a0.- •;
\u25a0;ja:s.'-ivicQiNiSj:
". \ ; , £ : Formerly,- ot; 2l4 \u25a0'Eddy 'it/it^i^r*^
Funeral Director, and ; Embalmer,' B32 Fulton »t.;*
between^; Flllmore and 'Webster.^ Tel. Park > 1389.
'>; Hi H: MAASS CO.
X . . Dndertakers -and Embalmers. . . • '_ .- -
1335 - Golden Gate aye.,< between - Flllmor* and
• " . r- .-. • Stelner > streets. ,
Phone . Park 867. ' . * ,
WACHTER— In tola city. January 13. lWt.
Conrad Wachter, beloved husband of Barbara
Wachter, and father of Charles F. Wachter,
Mrs. J. S. Godeau and Mrs. W. G. Koenlc. »
native of Bavaria \u25a0 Germany,- aged 74 years
1 month and 12 days. A member of ConcordU
Lodce No.. 122. I. O. O. F.
\u25a0 Friends. and- acquaintances are respectfnlly
. Invited to attend the j funeral services today
.(Wednesday), January. 16. at 1 p. m.. at
the parlors of Julius S. Godeau, 2123 Bush
street, . thence to Thirtieth street and San Jose
v avenue. . for ' electric funeral car. Interment
•' Greenlawn Cemetery.
Offlcers and members of funeral committee
r, of Concordla Lodup No. 122. I. O. O. F.. are
': requeste<l to assemble at Uamilton Hall. Geary
and Steiner streets. . at 1* p. m. tort ajr (Wed-
nesday), to attend the fnneral of our de-
ceased brother, . Carl Wachter. % '.
'-\u25a0\u25a0- ' M. D. MKYER. N. G."
CHRLST ROEBKR, Recording Serretarr.
WALSH— In this city. January 12. 1007, Cor-
nelius Walsh, a native of Ireland, aired 75
years. Assistant Engineer Exempt Fire De-
partment. / \u25a0
Friends \u25a0 are respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral sprvlees tomorrow <Thursday>. at
0:43 a. m., "at. the chapel or N. «;ray & Co.,
2loti Geary street, corner of Devisadero. nn-
rter the auspices of the' Exempt Fire Company.
. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
H. D. HUDSON, President.
J.-J.'-. GUILFOYLB. Secretary.
WALSH— In thlß- city. January 15. 1007. Mar-
- caret Ajrnes, dearly \u25a0 beloved daughter of Mar-
jrarrt and tbe-^«te Arthur Walsh, and beloved
sister of AUce. Frank. James and Eutrene
VVal»i»p Mrs. J. F. McCarthy and Mrs. G.
Mills, a native of fan Francisco,. Cal.. aged
22 years and lfi days.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WEMPLE— In this city. January 13, 1007. Dr.
K. L. Wemple, beloved husband of Annie 1.
Wempte. father of Muriel Weraple Edwards.
E. L. Wemple Jr. ana Edna Wemple. and
brother of Frances Lapaam. Libby Blslow.
Hattie Willis and E. H. Wemple. a native
of Jamestown, X. V., aged 58 yeans 6 months
and 3 dayn; v
OCEA.V TRAVEL
\u25a0 Steamers Leave Broadway
y£vP^-£O\' Wharves
HaSSLm For LOS
UW^U ANGELES,
SAN DIEGO,
SANTA BARBARA
SANTA -ROSA... Every Sunday. 10 a.m.
.STATE OF CAL Evejry Thursday. 10 a. m.
forSEA TTLE, TA COM A,
VICTORIA, B. C.
VANCOUVER, B. C
Puget Sound & Alaskan Ports
SENATOR. Jan. 17, Feb. i. It a. m.
lIMATILLA Jan. 22. Feb. 6,11 a.m.
CITY OF PUEBLA Jan. 27. Feb. 11. 11 a. m.
End . Every Fifth Day Thereafter.
For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay)
POMONA .....Jan. 19. 23. 31.1:30 p.m.
CITY OF TOPEKA...Jan. 16. 22, 2S. l:.10p. m.
CORONA 1:30 p. m.
ForGUAYMAS, MAZATLAN,
LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN
JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA
CURACAO.... ;.... ..Feb. 7, 10 a. m.
Low rates — Including Berth and Meals.
Right Reserved to Change This Schedule.
TICKET OFFICES:
San Francisco. 3 Market st. and Broadway Wharf
Telephone Temporary 402.
Oakland JWU? Broadway
San Francisco Freight Office. Broadway 1 Wharf.
C. D. DUNANN. G. P. A., San Francisco.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
\u25a0 (Oriental Steamship C».) - . ."-
Have Opened Their General 6fflce ati
217-221 Brannan St, San Frdndsco
S. S."flong Kong Mara" (calls at Manila),
Thursday, January 24, 1007.
S. S. "America Mara," Wednesday, February
13, 1007.
S. S. "Nippon Mara," Wednesday, March 13,
1007. ' '. » ' .
Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and
Brannan streets. 1 p. m.. for Yokohama and
Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe (Hlogo),
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 nails 2 p. ra. Jan. IS. Christ-
church (International Exhibition) and return,
first. $293.60: second, $228.50.
HONOLULU only — 3. 8. Alameda sails 11 a. m.
Jan. 26, 1007. Round trip, first class. $123.
TAHITA, SOUTH SEAS— S. 8. Mariposa sails
at 11 a. m. Feb. 2. First-class round trip.
$125. .
J. D. SntECKELS & BROS. CO.,
SS Clay Street, San Francisco.
Passenger Department. 673 Market St.
Phone "Temporary 1231**
KOSMOS UIINB
PASSENGEIT'SERVICE.
\u25a0 S. S. "ITAURI." 7000 tons. Captain J. Knud-
sen. sailing Feb. 2. from San Francisco - for
Hamburg, via Manzanlllo, Acapulco, Sallna Cnu,
San Jose de Guatemala, Acajutla. La ILibertad,
La Union, Amapala. ! Corinto. Punta Arenas. C.
R., Palta. Callao. Mollemlo. the principal ports
of Chile and London. For rates and passenger
accommodations apply to LENDAL M. GRAY,
Pier 19. San Francisco. . ' \u25a0
COMPAGNIE GENERAIE TRANSATLANTIQUE
LINE^TO HAVRE- PARIS.
"•Sailing every Thursday. Instead of Saturday,
at 10 a. m., from Pier, 42/ North River, foot of
Morton' street. \u25a0• '.**-•
First cl.ist to Havre, $70 and upward. Second
class «o Havre," $45 1 and upward, - GENERAL
AGENCY FOR .UNITED STATES AND, CAN-
ADA, -- 32 Broadway (Hudson Building), New
York. J. F. \u25a0 VXJQ\Z\,.> manager Pacific Coast.
630 Montgomery street. \u25a0 San * Francisco. Tickets
sold, by all Railroad Tlck'et Agents.. .
•-; j ;-a\'--" : ,'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 railway" travbij* ; \u25a0' \u25a0 "
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY.
I Boats Leave . Tlburon - Ferry, foot of Market' st.
From S. NF-- for Tlburon. Belvedere and San
Rafael— Week Days — 7:40. 8:15. *ll:00 A. M..
12:35, 3:30. -5:10. 6:30 P. M. Sundays — 7^o.
.. 9:15. \u0084ni:OQ A. M., 12:35, 3:30. 5:10. 6^o
\u25a0 P.-.M.-: •• -.- tr. .\u25a0 \u25a0 - !-. -. •' . \u25a0
From San Rafftel for S. P.— Week Days— 4:ls.
: 7:40, 7:55. 0:25. 11;15 A. M.. 12:60, 3:4o!
"5:00, 5:20 P. M. Sunday*— e:ls. 7:40. 7:65,
6:25 A. M.. 8:40, 5:00,_5:20, 6:30 P. M.
From .TlDnron tot 8. F.— Week Day»— «Ms, 8:17.
' 9:58>.1i:36.'-A. M^ 1:10. 4:05. 5:45 P. M.
, Sundays— 6:4s. 8:17. 0:55, 11:35 A. St., 1:20
4:05. 6:45. 6:55 P. M.
Leave S. F. - I <• \u25a0 \u25a0 J . Arrive S. FT"
— DESTINATION (
Wt dyn j Sand's \u25a0' ' " jSnnd's |Wk dys
7:40 al 7:40~a \ 8:47 aj 8:47 a
.....;. 9:15 a V 10:25 1 10:25 a
3:30 p 3:30 p' ,s, s Iffnaclo. 6:20 p 6:20 p
5:10 p 5:10 p 7:30p......T
\u25a07:40.a ~ 7~~. A:47 al A:4? a
.:....>. 7:40 a . Novato. . 10:25 a 10:25 a
3:30 p 9:15 a Petaluma.' - 6:20 p 6:20 p
6:10 p 3:30 p Santa Rosa. 7:30 p
....... 5:10 p •;....
.7:40 a ....... 16:25 a 10:25 a
"^ I 1" Windsor. I '
\u0084 - Hea Ids burg. . v..
7:40 a 7:40 a ' Lytton. 10:25 a 10:25 a
3:30 p 3:30 p • Geyersville. 6:20 p 6:20 p
_____ \u25a0'-\u25a0 - \u25a0 and Cloverdale. -
7:40 a 7:40 a . Hopland 10:23 a 16:25 a
8:30 p 8:80 p - and Uklah. 6:20 p «:2O j>
.7:40 aj.7:40 al — ; •.\u25a0- • / , ; 10:25~a|10l23 a
3:30 p 3:30 p' ' Gnemevllle. 6:20 ,p[ 6 :20 p
7:40 a ,7:40 al . \u0084..?.'.. .\u25a0'. |t*7 -a ~BTi7 a
.3:10 p ....... Sonoma. 6:20 p 6:20 n
i •>"••;• ' SrlOpl Olen BHen. . . . . ._[ . . ; . ;^.
"7:40 a|'7:4o a '\u25a0\u25a0-'; '. • ~"Io1» a ioTiST
. 3:30 p 3:30 p- Sebastopol. 6:20 p 6-20 o
5:10 p '5:10 p - --- ' .-.
WllllU and 1~~ ~~~. —
7:40 a 7:40 a - Sherwood 6:20 p 6:20 p
•TiDuron only. . . \u25a0 • ,»
\u0084 . . STAGE - CONNECTIONS. \u25a0 .
Stages connect at GREENBRAE for San Quen-
tln.: at SANTA ROSA.for T Whlte Sulphur Springs
and Mark West Sprlnc*; at FULTON for Barie's
Sanatorium; at .LYTTON for Lytton Springs- at
GEYSERVILLB for Skaggs Sprinjrß; at CLOVER-
DALK for" the Geysers. Boonvllle, Philo, Elk
and ' Greenwood ; > at . \u25a0 - HOPLA ND f or • . Duncan
Springs. - UiKbland - Springs.:- Kelseyvllle, 'New
Carlsbad Sprinss. • Soda Bay. Lakeport. Bartlett
Springs; at TJKIAH for Vleby Springs, Saratoea
Springs, i ßlue Lake*. ' Laurel Dell . Lake. .Witter
SprlnKS,- Upper Lake,, Porno, Potter -Valley, John
Day*, • „ Llerley's, -Hollvllle, ' Orr's Hot Sprlnjfs,
Handley- Half T Way. House, : Hopkins, ComptcSf,
Mendoclno>Cltv, Fort Bragg;. Westport and Usal;
at WILLITa tor. Heartland Sawyen; at SHER-
WOOD for; Fort Brafr*.iLa>tOnvllle,.,Westport,
Covelo: Cummlnf9. fc Bell's gprlnjrs. Harris. Hub-
bard. Fruitland, Dyersvllle, . Garberville, • Pepper-
wood, . Camp . s, Scotia. and Eureka. -- -i
Boats . leave \u25a0 Tlburon r Ferry. . foot * of . Market
street, - and \u25a0 connect . with . trains lat Tlbnron-T \u25a0-- t
\u25a0 . '"---•- -\u25a0\u25a0»\u25a0-. General' Office: - \u25a0.
- .FERRY BCILDINGA SAN, FRANCISCO. .
- v »^ \ J A £- VAV A 2 LER ' '- Oeperal -Manaper^"
R.>X. RYAN, Gen. Passenger and Frelfht Agt.
TKAVEU '.
>^s^FjEfJs. ' Trthm Jtsvt a>4 am 4a*
/OSJS^\ UarrivM
foL&sSif) San Francisco
\>V^^^^ / FROM CECKMBrX 20. 190S
\Qfsr&Xy FERRY DEPOT
Foot of Marfcct Street
LeaTß —VIA OAKLAND PIER— Aniv«
7 80* Elmira. VftcaTillo. Winters. Rum»
sey ._ T. 48»
7.00 a Richmond. Benicia. Sarramenta
Soisun and Way Stations 7.«»
T.ofla Diivii. Woodland. Marysvllle,
Chico. Red BlulT— Oroville 7.tt»
7JOa Km'aurst. Newark: Centervllle,
6an Jom-. I.cs Gatos. Wright _ S.4J>
7.40 a Valiejo. Napa. Caltstosa. Santa
Rosa. Martinez. San Ramon C.M»
7.40 a NlLfis. Plca.<«autou. LiYermorei.
Trticy. Lathrop. Stocktoa 73X»
S.Ma Shasta Express— (Via Davis.)
WuUaiim, Willows. Red Bluff. '. "- '\u25a0-
Ashlaiul. Portland and East.™ «23»
8^J»» Martinez. Antiocb. Byron. Tracy.
Stockton. Newman. Lo» Bntio*.
Mt-mlou, Armona, UanlortL 4.W»
Visalin. Forterville \u2666•«»
8 .23* Fort Costa. I.athrop. Merced. Mo>
desto. Fresno. Hanford. W
salia. Tulare. Bakemfteld . 4.41»
3.43 a Nilcs. San Joss. Livermore.
ftockton (*Mllton>. Vjilley
Spring. lone. Sacramento. 4.t«#
S.Wa Sonora, Tuolmnne and A ngels.._ 4.»8»
- ».©«» AtlHntic Express — Ogden and
Yjxsl „ ~~ *-2*»
MOa Efchmond. Port Couta. Martluex.
and \V»y Stotlons : *•«•»
10.23 a V'nilejo. Mare Island. Napa 112U
10.20» New Orleans Express— Bakers-
field. Los Arises. Deralnff. Xl
Paso. New Orleans _ 7.M»
10.20 i Itnrt Costa. Martinez.. Byron.
Tracy, Lathrop. Stoekton.
Merced. Kayiaond. Iresno.
S Gosh en Junction. Hanfurd.
' L«!rtioore. V Hal in. Tulare. T.o*«
ll.Ofa The Overland Limited— Omaha.
CliicHgo. Denver. Kansas City 7^B» ,
11.40 a Nilt*. San Jose ami Way Stations IMt
2.0«» Newark. Agi.ew. San Jo»» 7-*»»
3.C0» Beiiiria. Winters, sacrnweaw.
Woodlaiid. Knights I.nnd!n;.
Marysvilie ami Orovillo ~ f».4»*
3^3p Port Costa. Martlnex. Byjon.
Tracy. Modesto. Merced.
Fresno 1 CJ«»
3J:» Via Tibnrnn. West Napa. St _
Heleim. Caliitoca !••»•
i.*h PorUartd Expref*. (via Davis).
Willlaifls. WUlows. Red Biufl.
Azhland. rortland and East t.4Sa
3.49* Ilayward. Nlles and Way Sta- #
tions* ••\u2666••
4XH Vallelo. Martinez, llamon.
Napa. Cn.»stojra. Santa Ko*a~. %ZU
4.Wf Nllt-s. Tracy. Stockton >.odl . _ l*2U
iJto* Elmliurst. Newark Outervillol t1.41a
AgQcw.San Juse. Los 0a10ii... » n«.<«
«.49» Eayward. Nllcs. Irrinfiton. San JlMa
Jose. Llvennore Jil.4»»
S.«e» Tbe Owl Limited— Nervman. Los
Hano>. M«ndota. »t»uo. Tu-
lare. Baker*»icld. Lo» Angtjes •.«•
SJ2*r Hayward. Nile* and San Jo**.-.- T.4«a
SJOp Valieio. Port Costa. Bentda. Srf-
— sun. Sacramento H.*««
6.Mp Cliina and Japan Kast Mail—
Osden. Omaha. Chlc»a^> ,
Martinez. Stockton. Sacra-
men to. Reno. Sparki . •*-«•
6 -23» nay ward. Nlles and s?an Jose _ t.41»
' 7.«0» Tonopab Pass.— Port Costa. Be-
nicia. Suisun. Elmtra. Dlxon.
David. Sacramento.- Trochee,
Hazen. Tonopah. Goldfleld
and Keeler *.»«•
7.W» Vallejo. Crockett and Way Sta-
tions. Sunday tuily — — »•*«
tJ.9v Oregon Kxprea*- Sacramento.
Marysville. Reddin-tr. Fort-
. land. Pineal Sound aixl lcart. «.43»
».«•» Fast Jlall— O gda n. Omaha. Chi- =.-. '.>
cago.— Pueblo, Kansas City.
St. Louiv* Q-*^
9.0«f Hunters Train. Saturday only.
Newark. San Jose and way _
stations W>
coast line:
JB-U'hlrd and Townsend StreeU)
«.10a tan Jose and Way StaOons tJSp
7.00« San Mateo. Redwood. San Jose,
Morsanhill. Gilroy. Pajaro.
Watsonville. Santa Crei— Lau-
• rel— Boulder Creek. Del Monte,
Monterey. Paciflc Grove , S^J^
S.Ma Shore Line Limited— Sa» Jose>
Salina*. Paso RoMes. San Lull
Obispo. Santa Barbara, Los
Angeles , — - M*»
S.Ma Del Monte, Monterey. Padfle
Grove »J*
l.09» Watsonville. Santa Cruz. LaureL
Boulder Creek •-3l*'
l.30» The Coftster— fan Jose. Salinas.
San Anlo. Po3o Roblo*. Santa
Margarita. San Luis Obi-tpo.
Guadalup«. Gavieta. Santa
Barbara. San Buenaventura,
Oxnard. Barbank.LosAng«le« li.4S»
SJOa Gilroy. Hollister. Tres Plnos, Pa-
jaro. Watsonville. Santa Cruz.
' CastroTille. Del Monte. Padfle
Grove. Snrf. Lompoc li.4Sp
J.OSa South San Francisco. San Mateo.
Palo Alto. San Jose . 7.43»
10.3ffi Burlineame. San Mateo. Red-
• wood. Palo Aito.San Jose^ \Jto
11.39. San Jose and Way Stations 4.13»
2.00» San Jose and Way Stations USa
3.«» Del Monte Express— San Jose,
Gilroy. Watson villa. Sant*
Cruz. Del Monte. Monterey.
Paciflc Grove jj — — . B.Esp
3.15» New Orleans Expreas— Kl Paeo.
San Antonio, Houstcdt. New
Orleans and East __ WIS«
3.15» San Jose. Salinas. Paso Robles.
. Santa Barbara. Los Anselea _ f.IU
3.U* * Wate^urillo. Santa Cruz, Del y ,
Monte. Monterey. Pacific
Grove f 1L45» .
3 JO> Sooth San Francisco. San Joae,
- Gilroy. Hollister. Tm Hnos._ ' lUS« <
4 J0» San Jose and Way Stations \ $£+
IS.OO* Burlinrame, San Mateo. Palo
Alto. San Jose. Lo» Gatos . v9.fta
S2H San Jos« and Way Stations IMfa
fi.Oflp Burllnzamo, San Mateo. Bere*.
ford. Betoont. San Carlos. Red.
wood,\Falr Oaks. Menlo Park.
Palo Alto, San Jose ?.4Ua
SJO* San Jose and Way Stations . Ufa
8.00 • Sunset Express— San Jose. Sal!.
nas. Paso Rabies. San Lol»
Obispo, Santa Barbara. Los
. Angeles. Demlna;. El Paso. New
• Orleans 10.1Sa
•.Of? Golden State Limited Sleeper-
El Pa3o. Kansas City. St. Louis.
Chicaro ..: lt.Ua
S.OOp Pajaro. Watsonville, Capitola.
Santa Cruz, CastroTille, Del
Monte. Paciflc Grove 11.45»
S.IS» Ocean View. Palo Alto. San Jose i.44*
tI.M» Sacramento Rlveir Steam«rn.___ tt.S«»
4.M» Tuesdays from Howard St. Wharf
N0. 2. "3. 5. Break wator,"
Marshfield. CoauiUe. Mjrnl*
Point. Ore c . tltoa
Union Transfer Company azents cetlect
bagjrasa and checks on trains of Sootkans
Pacific and deliver bagrare to rasidenco. - Tbey
are authorized to check: banaga direct from
rtsldanoa. - \u25a0- - - -'^ -\u25a0
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
- (Foot of Market Street)
7 .C0, 8.00. 9.00. 10X0. 11.00 a. m.
IJLOO. I JO. XOO, 3.C0. 4.00. 6M, 6 JO. SJO. 180 ». as.
A for Mornir.x. P for Afternoon
tSundaj excested. tSun4ay oabr.
UXIOX TRANSFER. COMPAST agents
collect baggage and checks on trains
of " Southern Paciflc and deliver bagr-
gage to residence. They are authorized
to check baggage, direct from re»i»
dence. Telephone "Temporary 1945."
NORTH SHORE RAILROAD
VIA SADSALITO. MILL VALLEY. SAS RA-
FAEIf— WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS— 7:OO.
•7:43, 8:23. *9:15, »:SO. 11:00 a. m.; 12:20.
•1:43. »3:15. 4:35. 5:15. 5:50. «:30. 7:15, »:0«,
10:15, 11:35 p. m,
*RQO9 to San Quentin.
7:45 a. m., dally, for Cazadero aod way.
3:15 p. m.. Saturday only, for Caiadero and way
stations.
5:15 p. m. dally, except Saturdays and Stxodays,
tor Point Reyes and way stations.
. — -TICKET OFFICE
Cnioa Depot, toot of Uar&et st.. Saa Fraactsce.
MT. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY
;' Via Sansallto Ferrr. Foot of Market it
Lv. Saa Fran. |Lt. TamarpaU.
WTc d'y Snndy p*itfj^g Sondy W> d'y
J»:50 A "7!-25T \HggHfiy (10:40Ta ~9:10 A
1:43 T !):JOA wSHT 1:05 P 1:05 P
...,'... ll:0OA 2:30 P 4:30 P
Sat'day! 1:45 V T&2r 4:30 P Safdav
4:35 P( 3:15 PJ T 5:45 Pj 9:»0 P
On Legal Holiday* Trains Itnn on Snaday Time.
TICKET OFFICE AT SAUSAUTO FERRY.
BAY AXP INTKRURBAX' ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAY? YARD
VALLEJO and NAPA
XAPA VALLEY ROIJTE
Montice'.lo S. 8. C«. and Napa Valley Electric
R. K. Co. " Close corim-ction*. .
« — ROUND TRIPS DAILY — 5
Boats' leave San Franobico 7:00. »9:45 a. ra.,
12:30 noon. 3:15. «:00. *»:SO p. m. ' •
San Francisco landing and- office. Clay-*tr*et \u25a0
Wharf, North End Ferry building, Market-atxttt
Ferry. Meals a la carte. • *
\u25a0 - Phone Temporary 40«. . " >»-
> 'Unls - NttTy.Tara directs
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