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Bull D0g..... OS\ WMm Humboldt 09 10
....... 03 04 Man Little Joe 05 -.06
Oo!d Wertge.. 15 17 Man MCo Nev 16 17
Gmnny G II.:' — 23 Man Mammoth — 15
Hindrtcraft 14 15 Man Monarch.. 07 08
Little Grey... 45 M Man Red Top. 05 00
>i«n Belmont. 02 (tt Man Standard. 03 (ft
Man Bl Iloree — m Man Vlr GM. — <W
Visn Broncho. 17. 18 Man Wolf tone. .' 2O —
Man Buffalo., oa II Mustang Man.. 2'? 27
Man Carson.. — 09 Mustang Annex 02 0.1
Man Central.. 03 W Mustang Ex... 10 11
M on Con* _ ps Original Man.. 28 29
Man Con Ex.. — HI Pine Nnt 24 25
Man ToTchu... 10 11 Serler Hmphry 12 13)
Man Orescent. 12 13 Stray Dog 51 54
Man Cowboy.. 10 12 Thanksgiving. . 12 —
Mnn Dexter... 00 62 Whale 10 12
Man Gold Nog — OSiYellow Horse.. OS 10
Other District*
Alice of Won 23 241 Nevada Copper — 2.00
Onten Goidfld — 50!Nev Hills Lx.. — tO
Clifford M Co. — OS N n Florcncf. — j.*»
r.Hjrl*' 1 !! Ncßt. ?S SO Nev Wonder.. 30 81
Tvw Hailftono 14 — X Star Wonder 25' ifl
I'airTw nr.p!«>. — JK> Plttsb S Peak. l.ss l.fiO
F«lrvw Rd Mt — S5 Ramsey Wondr — 30
Flm C, ltd G 13 \u25a0 Hlßed Wing — 32
« Reod M Co. 12 — 1 Reese Riv Gold 16 —
<5»lfl«»a S Peak — 19iRex Wonder... — 10
Ooia.vke Reef. 13 HJRound Mt 1.00
Ida MiDe* 20 — Bound Mt Fx. 27 30
Itl» M^e Aimx - - O.'lßuby Wonder. '. 33 35
Interstate ...1.50 — (SII Pk Maj-flwr^SO —
Johnnie Cons. IS 19|7 Troughs Cleg — '14
Kwicb GM Co — t>2. Wndrlnd MCo 20 —
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Goorge C. Pardee to Georpe C. Pardee. lot on
NE comer of Mission and Fifteenth streets, N
XO by E 110; $10.
John H. Dawson and wife to James L. Broyer
ct al.. lot on W line of Fair Oaks street, R5 N
or Twenty-fifth, X 00. W 125, S 25, E 25. S 25.
E 100; ?10.
Ix>uls Westerlund to Amanda Westerlund. lot
«n E line of California street, 158 E of Coso, S
q by E 140; $10.
k .::sn'.st Harenburg to Anna Harenburg, lot on
£E corner of Greenwich end Pierce streets, E
137:6 by S 87:6: gift.
Minnie H. Young et al. to Charles L. Has
fcp'.l. lot on E line of Ashbury street, 60 S of
Waller. S 25 by E 106:3; $10.
Standard Realty and Development Company
to Western Pacific Railway Company, lot. on E
line of Maryland street. 50 S of Twenty-fifth. S
73 by E 100; $10.
Jntn Hunt and wife to Edward S<rliofipld. lot :
on- N line of Twenty-eighth street. 203:7 W of
Diamond. W 60 by N 114; $10.
Jonathan Anderson and wife to John J. and
Anna Holtermann, lot on S line of Twenty
pf-oond street, 2CO E of Oastro. E 25 by S 114; |
$10.
Julia McCarthy to Frederick F. Sehoettler ana
wife, lot on N line of Seventeenth strwt, 61:9
W of Albion avenue, W 30 by N 115: $10.
Henry S. Brlflpe and wife to Amelia Benninp.
lot on E line of Twentieth avenue, 146 N of
California, N 26 by E 120; $10.
Amelia and E. S. Benalng to Seely E. Ellis,
came; $10.
John HlnkPl and wife to Minnie L. Hall, lot
on N line of Point Lobos avenoe. 105:11 W of
Twpnty-fifth avenue, W 25 by S 100; $10.
Henry Fabrlque and wife to M. Theodore
Rflnke, lot on NE corner of Eddy and Brodericfc
ureets. E 32:6 by N 100; $10.
>tfarie C Koberg to I^uis*" H. Campan. lot
on E line of Fifth avenue. 225 N of A street, N
25 by E 120; $10.
. Thomas M. Holt and wife to John F. Me-
Gowan. lot S6. block 4. Holly Park: $10.
Henry Burner to Jacob Olsen, lot on W line
ct Noe street, M W of Clipper, S 30 by W 80;
$10.
William H. Turk. and wife to Gloeeppe Man
rino, lot on N line of Sacramento street. 192:6
E of Baker, E 25 by N 127:P; $10.
Harry G. Barkley to Hand Gulllxon. lot on
BW line of Lacgton street, 225 XW of FoUom,
NW 23 by SW 75: $10.
AlfroJ A. Baxter and wife to J. W. Wright
A: Sons' Investment Company, lot on S line of
I'oint Ijnbos atvntie, 36 W of Thirty-ninth, W
a SIW W OU, S 23, E 12<>. N 25, W 36, N
10ft: Jin.
Nat Raphael and wife to William Harrelson
et al.. lot on W line cf Vermont street, 162:6
E of Fifteenth. S 107:<5 by W loO:JJ10.
i Tj!)"o!n Fittell and vrife to B. C. Blopr. lot
\u25a0W Mack 55. Rels Tract; $10.
» J rum»ey Smith to Cassie E. Tarrant, half of lot
oil E line of Seventeenth avenue, 100 S of Point
I.ohos, S 25 by t 120; $10.
Nan-v E. Cooper to Frederick W. Loeschen
kohl. tot <"i SW line of Rerlin street, 100 SE
of ru~- . gE 50 by SW 120: $10.
•...*? I:-j**ntbal to Edward Beck, lot on SB
v«<-ser of. I'->jght and Ashbury streets, E 75
fey s 3&o. f-/v
JJoI<-t;? »»d Martin Tiedemann to Mary
Kt,.re?.. M <>a S line of Hayes street. 83:3 W
» of Cerlr:.; j..enne. W 25 by S 100: $10.
•FVacfc '..Its and wife to Frank Marlnl. lot
• s r\V Use vt Mission street. 30 SW of Kings
; ten arcaae, S'.V 27, W 86:6, NE 23:11, E 88:11;
Minerva C. Miller to Andrew Deneri, lot on
' W line of Powell etreet, 57:6 S of Washington,
• S 20 by W 60: $10.
Gardner E. Beach and wife 'to Patrick H.
Winterwm. lot on S line of H street. 30 E of
Fifteenth a venae, E 30, S 76 ."9, SW 30 by 79:10;
$10.
i H. W. Uaosen to Olga F. Hacsen. lot on E
' line of Mission Ktreet, 132:11 S of Twelfth.
' S 44.5 U. SE 137 :f1, X S2:4H. XW 135:6: gift-
Henry Lando and wife to William A. Hermle.
lot on SW corner of Pape and Devlsadcro
ttreets. S 32 »>jr W 1O0; $30.
Edward .To frincs and wife to Thomas Ganl
ford. let on E line of Tenth avenue. 235 N of
J street, X SOViv E J2O: $10.- .
Hermann L*Vwmann to Jobasno Lackmann.
lot on E line ot Calif ornla avenue. 70 N . of
Ortland etreet, X 40 by E 113, and two other
pieces;- $1.
Francis Isaac to Lizzie Lobree, lot on E line
of Fifth etreet. SSO S of Point Lobos avenue, S
60 hr E 120: $10.
CUra V. Filch to Virginia Fitch, lot on S
Ki^S;^ 3W of M <>^o-ry.
Herbert E. Law and wife to Lonira Spala
trine. lot on E line of Pierce street. 125 N of
Lombard, X 25 by E 110; $10.
Christ and Anna Stader to Silvegtro Scatena,
lot £8. block 4, Mission and Thirtieth Streets
Extension Homestead Union; $10.
Same to A. Eaffo. lot 29, block 4. same: $10.
American Sugar Refining Company to Insular
Improvement Company, lot on XE comer of
Bpttery and I'nlon streets. X l. r .5. E 50. X 120 E
-C^. S 2<»5. W 125. S 70. W 150. and seven
«\u25a0\u25a0£:- pieces; $10. - •'
.^Tiialthasar Huth and Wife to Telegraph Hill
Neighborhood Association, - iot •on E - Hue of
Stockton street. 103:1 >4 S of Greenwich. S
, 54:4i4 by E 100: $10. .
Mtrcsrct 'J. Biicsoll to Ann Keefe, lot on E.
\u0084Mne of. York strret, KiO S of .Twenty-fourth, S
Henry Breand and wife in Emma A. Gardner.
. lot on S line of . Fifteenth street. • IGS W of
Dolores. W 25.6, SE 3S, SE 33. E 22, X 71; $10.
John Gardner to Anna A.. Gardner, same;' slo.
Richard H. Browne and. wife to Michael P.
, Kristovjch. lot on S line of Clipper street. 230
. E of Castro. E £5 by S 114;' $10.
Austin Moore et aL to-Ray T. Skellicg et aL '
I lots 329 and 331, rift map Xo. 3: $10.
| Elizabeth Fitzgerald to Albert Ducker, lot on
• E line of Twenty -sixth avenue. 265 S of A street
N 46:8. E 233:»«. SE 46:5, W 23«:6; $10. ;
L. Kusera to Jobs ; Wiren, lot on E line of
\u25a0 Twelfth avenue, N. of Point Lohoe, X 50 by E
i 120: $10. •. a \u25a0 • •
, Casper Zwierlein *nd wife to J. n. L. Harms.
, lot on ,£W line of Masonic avenoe, 60 SE of
-Piedmont. SE 25 fey SW 100; $10 I
Elizabeth I\ Dwffey to Adolf Hftikelmann and
wife, lot on NB corner of Lily avenue and
Bachanun street. X 42 by E 37:6; $10.
Walter S. Bassett and wife to Charles W.
King, lot on XE line of Laidley street, 575 SE
of Harper. SE U5 l>r NE 100; $10.
John B. Carson to <"atlierii)e C Caraon. lot on
S line of Geary street, 286 W of Steiner. W 22
by S 82:6; $10.
Thomas W4W 4 Elvers et'al. to Alice A. Bler
wirth. lot !»/ block A. Glen Park Terrace; $10.
Charl«s McCarthy to Jobann F. : Wagner, lot
on N -line J)t Sacramento street, 57:6 E of
Cherry, E 60 by X 100; $10.
-. Catherine T. Bunnell to A. B. Grossman, lot
on NE corner of California street South (or
Deeth) *nd Third avenue, N 79:11* E 108. S
\u25a090. W 104; $10.
1 Margaret A. Elliott to Mary J. McGovera,
: lot on E line of Polk street, 60 N of \u25a0 Lom
bard, N 27:6 by E 68:S; $10.
Bnfldtnar «'«tniract»
A] & H. M. EnpUnder with H. I. Kyle —
: Plumbing, irasfittlng and sewering for a four
; ctory and basement brick building on 'NE line
•of Tort street. E^ 65;9, X »o, W. 30, N 2 6.
I W \u25a0aS-.Q.'S 02:6: $7750.
\u25a0 Eame . wilh J. .G. Sutton Company — Steam
\u25a0 beating for seme on same; $17CO.
Annie Smith with W. L. Graff — To erect a
one-story frame eottaire on E line of Capp
etreet. 125 S of Seventeenth. S 25 by E 122:6;
i $1582. /
W S, Eoeenthal with Clark & Sterneman— To
four -story frame building on XE corner
•Vf Twenty-slith avenue and Lake street; $7300.
H. & H. E. Law wltti J. Llewellyn Company —
Tinting, painting, panernanginjf, wood finish for
Fairmont Hotel, on block bounded by Sacra
mento, \u25a0\u25a0 Powell, California and Mason* streets
sl9,«oo.- \u25a0 ' -*
Clara Barton Hospital with J. A. .HIU— To
SEND FOR MY
Market Letter
If you_read_my market letter of last
week, and followed my advice on: St.
lives, .you should ' have ; made money.
! You don't have to take ray word '• for
It. but goto any one who is receivlnjr
my private advices for - the past few
: months and see if I haven't, been right
-in my predictions of the, market.. My
next market letter _wlll - contain some
more iacts. To gret'lt; your name will
have to pc on lhe;maillngr list. "I
you the factß as best I know, them> and
.these facts I secured through; my Gold-
field office and by personal visits to the
Nevada . Camps.
. 'fend ,your name and address for [my.
•prOrate market letter.s* It : costs you r
liClhing.: \u25a0 .
A. J. MODRE
ltnonm 29 & 30, Baron. Block,' . -
oaklaSd;cai^
RULING MAY RUIN
OLIVE INDUSTRY
State, .Growers l Aroused b} r
Decision to : Admit Ripe
Product Free " of Duty
APPEAL TO PERKINS
nelievinjj that the olive Industry of
<he State Is doomed If ihe recent J dei
clsion of the general appraisers of New
York, by which the ripe olives of - for
eien countries, are v' admitted .. free of
<1 v t j-. Is • not ' reversed, j representatives
of the .large producers of - California
met yesterday afternoon at the • head
qnarters of the State Board of Trade
to map out a campulgn to combat the
rullnir. .. ' '
The first inkling of they move"- of 'the
Federal officers reached the growers
through a letter received recently by-
Colonel Briggs of the Board of Trade
from Senator Perkins, In which the
gravity of the situation, was set forth.
A telegram was Immediately dispatched
by the delegates yesterday to inquire
for further particulars before any defi
nite step Is taken.
From the communication of Senator
Perkins it appeared that the question
had been before the appraisers for some
time, a.id the ruling was only made
after months of deliberation. The tar
iffs on olives have been construed to
admit ripe ollves^n ' barrels . free of
charge. The green and'.drled olives are
all liable to duty. In/accord with the
provisions regulating '. customs as ' set
down by Congress in 1890, ., duty.*' is
charged on ripe, dried and green olives
in bottles, but in regulating, the im
portation In barrels the, word "ripe" is
omitted. The decision was based on
this technicality. . . . -
The olives from Greece and Italy, If
shipped to this country, will be con
verted into oil which will effectually
drive the local product from the field
and destroy the industry. Senator Per
kins was also requested to use his in
fluence to have the decision repealed, g
The producers' represented yesterday
were: American Olive Company- of Los
Angeles, Roeding Olive Company." of
Fresno, Ehmann Olive Company of Oro
ville, Sacramento Olive Company-; of
Sacramento, Fair Oaks Olive - Company
of Fair Oaks. Ackerman/' & : Tuffley
Company of San Diego, Los Angeles
Olive Growers' Association, Maywood
Olive Company of Corning and: the J.
C Kubias Company of Redlands.
PROMOTION BUREAU IN .
BAST IS BOOMING STATE
Weather Bulletins ''lnteresting: and In-
creased Demand for Literature Is
Result of Their Posting;
Recently the thermometer in New
York registered near zero for several
days in succession,, while the bulletins
at the Eastern Bureau of the Califor
nia Promotion Committee, were regis
tering . the seductive" temperatures oc
curring concurrently at Eureka,;. San
Francisco and San Diego." ,
The California Club of,. Washington,
D. C, extended an Invitation to'&lr.
Brown of the Eastern bureau to lecture
in that city on Janua?*y 25. It was
necessary to decline this invitation^' ow
ing to previous lecture engagements.
On the occasion; of the California lec
ture on January 15 in New -York the
audience hall of the Museum of Natural
History was crowded to the doors.' Mr.
Brown's itinerary for the late, winter
and spring is rapidly : filling up, some
of the Impending '; dates Including"- the
Borough pf the^ Bronx, ; New < York, ; Mt.
Vernon, New York, Long Island- City,'
Woodhaven, L. 1., and five intervening
engagements. . '-.\u25a0"-"-' '.-'-.'.'- -.".-/.;.;%\u25a0'
The increased demand for California
literature is coincident .with a. f gratify-^
Ing ' co-operation"-" withy the', promotion
work which is making itself 'felt from
many sources. Included -.in-, this de
mand are many Inquiries- for maps- of
the State { made "by prospective - visitors
who seek to identify the areas In which
they are particularly interested.. Owing
to the great activity of the mining in
terests there is an increased ;\u25a0 call for
literature on the mineralized areas of
the State. . '
Among the Californians who called
at the Eastern bureau during. the week
were Eugene Wilhoit, H. H. Griffiths
and Richard Lauxen of Stockton; H.; A.
Butler, a mining man "of Alameda;\Lew
B. Harris of San Diego; Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur W. Moore and Frank Al Holt, all
of Oakland; Morris M. Cook "of Los
Angeles; Mrs." M.* S.- Eisner, "Miss Helen
and Master Milton Eisner of San Fran
cisco. Cards are out , for the annual
banquet of the California .Club,' to be
given at the St.' Regis on the evening of
February 9, at which Colvlnß. Brown
of the Eastern bureau. of the California
Promotion Committee is to deliver an
address. *
FARMERS ARE BENEFITED g
BY BIOLOGICAL SURVEY
Protects >Indo Atralnni Ita Proposed
Ilisronilnr:: iw '\u25a0'. by the \u25a0 House ',
Committee on Agriculture \u25a0.
Farmers in every section of the
country are declaring emphatically
ag-alnstvthe action of^the^Houee. com-:!
mittee on- agriculture In striking^from
the agricultural appropriation bill the
provision for •'the-' maintenance of ,' the
Government biological survey.
William Dutcher,* president "of the
Audubon Association at New {York,
saye the appropriation of} somewhat,
over $50,000 for 'the work-costs every
twenty persons in \u25a0 the United . States
only 1 cent' a year, and every farmer
of .this '! country saves many, dollars
a year jin the benefit which Its Investi
gations afford. : ~ -; v " \'k'^
. Though ; its name : may sound ' some
what scientific, »the : biological survey.
Is regarded by authorities on agricul
ture as one .of the "greatest: practical
aids to the actual everyday of
the farmer, v It - tells him;. what birds
and mammals work- harm -to* his Jcrops
by years of the niost '.'exact' and^com
prehensive of the/rstom- ;
achs of every ppecies of \u25a0wild- life about,
his acres.^lt teaches , him •whlchSbirds
destrop , the pests- that .v. v hamper'^ his
product. It - forewarns; him of the* 4 in
sidious -inroads; of rodents, .insects arid
other forces; that /strike at: the r root
of-his production..' - } -
Most remarkable of all the functions
of the . survey is : that of determining
for: the\ farmer 'Just what crops ;- he
can grow, with success in new and-un
tried 'regions.:.- If,'; for > example;T it/.is.
known; that .on a" mountainside ; r in
Southern California a <-; particular crop
can be raised, and known also ' that <on
some. mountainside : In : /- Nevada T^'or
Utah the same! birds and . mammals
and : plants ; are V found 'as in the t Cali
fornia spot; l it.' Ts ; absolutely. "\u25a0' certain
that the crop of the, Califorßla^jnoun-"
talnside Iwlll- doj.wellj also?:on*7the
mountainside.' of - the "other, locality. -\u0084
erect building: : 'on \u25a0' Post -. street/. '137:6 W-'of
Franklia, W &5 by NM37;6; $sC>l2. . \u25a0
; Frank : Fischer .with >\u25a0 Hejary j Peters-^-To ' erect
a two-story .'.frame bulldlnp on S line of Jackson
street,; 137:9 >W- of Learenworth, B 25 by 8
137:0: $7765.. -:--.:-\u25a0 \u25a0 .'.- r\u25a0" ."-• \u25a0 . \u25a0'",-.: >..*>..
..• J.'Nicol' with J.L. Maynard— -To'mecta tw«
'stOTy' frame a residence ; at ". 9 1 Seymour . avenue
s2os3/ " \u25a0--;-\u25a0 -:-\u25a0-: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-:.\u25a0/- -•,-;. ;.-..\u25a0 :,-..\u25a0.'.
• - J. . Blanchet Jr. ; with j William Bruce— To build
a r four story ! and . bawmenfi brick t building 'on> E
line • of "Third : street, - 55 S !. of : Harrison, 25 . by
77: C; f 16,800. - \u25a0 . :;::\u25a0>< L^;: „:,".;.:\u25a0:• .;.-. .\u25a0\u25a0:/\u25a0\u25a0
. Samuel \u25a0 Dusenbury •\u25a0 with \u25a0:'\u25a0• Daniel *V. O'Day— For
grading ' lot ; on ; N i line ' of i Geary s street,-, 103 : i v
Eof LeaTenworth.',34:4%;iSlsso.V,- .-/.', .
'. Bridjrer s Dougherty Branch— To 'build
one. and- a half story frame* building on X line of
Minna " street, > 180 , S ; of , Fourteenth/,; S > 25 1 by > E
so; $2300. \u25a0 • . '\u25a0••;c.^-:^:v \u25a0
.THE{:SAN7 : ;|FRANGiSCpJt'^^ 5, . 1907.
KILLED BY A FALL
FROM WINDOW
Mrs.'. Charles Schroner of '374 ; Fifth
street, -whileV attempting to ; pull
gether " the, outside v shutters/; of her
third-story window tj last 'evening.Vlost
her * balances and-' plunged;, head',, down
ward :.: to * the ?: receiving > in ju
ries which. resulted in her.death a few
hours " later. > .-'\u25a0 - ' *. - . •
When -the: woman fell bystanders
rushed to r her assistance.'li She 'was)im
mediately.!; taken S to' the. Central Erner'
gency Hospital.-j where ;it> was discov
ered _ that i her j skull r had', been- fractured
and "several bones , broken. | Mrs." Schro 7
ncr did mot regain consciousness. She
was 33 years ; 01d.. "'..'-'"*":.':' ' ~'r- \u25a0''•'\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0
' MARRIAG^LICENSES
The following ; marriage, licenses Iwere /issued
in this city; February "4: • .V' ''.\u25a0""
Percival W. Raggett," 20/ 401 Bratll ' aye.", and
Nettle M. *. »IcClo»key, : 20,. 2010 , Lombard^ St. i '
Maurice Pennamacoor, : 23, "and ''Alice vMen-
doza, 19, both of Oakland. * . -; «»'\u25a0"•- '
John H. Gildea, 21 ; '67 i Lloyd st<f and- Mary
I. -Avery;-- 18.-69 Lloyd st. -i -.-<-,-,.'.
Nelson Mitchell, : 44, and -'Mary. J.'.Klrk,' 43,
both of 229 Paris st. . \u0084..,'/- .; /•»
Joseph ; R. Vioget, 23, : 719 ; First " aye./ and
Nellie E. O'Connor, 18, 1401 Baker st.
Pietro Marianl, 24, and I Barberina . Marcheschi,"
22, both of "115 Clark st/- •.. .. . -; • ,'
.John Kueich,- 28, St.; Helena,- and - Katie Cor-
slglla, 21, . 438 * Chestnut 'St. .
\u25a0 Jeremiah- Mahoney/ 21, 1016 . Folsom st., and
Mary Hurley, 18/ 3 Sunny, court.'
\u25a0\u25a0 -•Elmer K. Stewart." 25, r- 23l Shotwell st., and
Marjon MorehoHse.K 24, 739 -Capp «t. -'• : •
Joseph -'- F. Floyd, - 28; i 77 .< Walter st. , and
Elizabeth D.RUey, 18, ,10 Walter st. _
_ William J.. Owens, 20, 1711 .Webster st.,' and
Elizabeth' Krollof rath,", 20. 1709 Webster st.
_ Anton Greget/ 29, ( and , Irene Lettls, 23, 1308%
Joseph Yolo, 31, and Palmira Dadami, 22,\both
of Suleun.. \u25a0*.:,. \u0084>..- . , >, -:
; Giovanni! Boreili, 2G, 1207 Edinburgh st.,
i and Luigla Flrenzl. \u25a0 23; 31 Alvarado st.
Karl A. Rosenblad, 33, G Howard st.; and Ma-
tilda U.\ Edwards, * 21. Portland. :•*
•-' Horace : G. Levy, 23. 45 Whitney st., and
Beulah B. Dalton/ 18, 2272 Howard st. -.
Joseph R., Allsclts/ 35.- and Alice M; Durant,
30. both of 23C . Elsie St. ' > '
••-:. Baselio - S. . Fazxl, I 21, 1 3SOI Twenty-third St.,
and Teresa Oneto, 18, 288 Union st. :
\u25a0 ' William E. 'Bird, 24, 965 Sanchez St., and
Jennie J.: Stewart, • 24, 1150 Treat: aye.
•< Guido del | Blanco, 21, \ Guernevllle, and Mad-
dalena Novembrl, 19, Forestvllle. - : '\u25a0*'- '
Raymond W. Hanlm, 21, 1500 Fulton St., and
Theresa A. Morris," 18, 503 Hugo St.. -
John.F. McVey,' • 21* 029 Hayes: St., and Ellen
M. ' Powell, 21/4301 Eighteenth Bt. ;
• JohnH. Mnller. 22; 112 San Carlos aye., and
Gretchen Dorr, 19, 1424 Sanchez st.^ "
\u25a0 Vincent' E/ Wilson, : 20, ;• 150 -West -* aye.', and
Mabel Xewhouse, \ 20; 512 Birch ay«. -\u25a0.\u25a0.'•
Gustave Llndenstadt; 2S; 2570 Post , st.; . and
Maud A. Conwell, 19. 2562 Twenty-third st. ' :
Henry W. Vette. n 40, 1421 . Shotwell St.",' and
Carrie Z. Senn, SO, 1526 Nineteenth aye.
Carl F. Walde, '26, and- Stella 8., Stark; 26,
both of 462 Eleventh aye. .„\u25a0 '• '
OAKLAND, Feb. 4.~~ .The following marriage
licenses were issued in ' this city : today: - :;-, •- *
' . George Walter : Simpson, 28, and - Annie -C.
Wiedemann, 22. both of.-Oakland. :
Edmund J. Kingsland, 27, : San Francisco, and
E/ Louise- Ferree, 25, Alameda. : - . -\u25a0 \u25a0
. Gnstave Scbelb, 26, and Bessie Keller, 21, both
of San Francisco. \u25a0 ~ • ; -
Frank Ketzler/- 40, and - Pauline V. I Frederick,
30, A both of Sansallto/ \u25a0 • \u25a0 - . >
, John L. Watts, 36. Oakland, and , Nad la M."
-Selva,. 23, Sacramento. s -. \u25a0 : : -
Ernest- O. iKlbbe,'- 33. San Francisco, and
Nellie E. Parks, 31; Frultvale. • - '
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
; will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be , indorsed
with the * name .and resldenae 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 /
BLATTNER— In this ,* city, to the wife of
: . Joseph- ;F.';Blattner,; a "• daughter. .... •;.-\u25a0 .4
DAVIS— In' this: city. 1 February 7 3, 1907, to the
: wl/e of .Milton M/Davis/a'son.-/. ; - .:..,- ( .
DDFF— In this city, February. 4, N 1907, to the
wife of A. G/ Duff," a son. ./-.:\u25a0 ' . - ' \u25a0 /-'
HICHBORN—In~ Santa" Clafa; ; - Cal:. iannary 30;
• 1007/ to the . wife of Franklin Hichbora, twin
•daughters. ••; : .' ',\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0" ;. ' '/
;; deaths , ;
Abrams/ Marcns ... . 82" Hornunfe, Ellmbeth.. 77-
Becker. Wendelln ... 57 Johnson, • Harry :../40
Bond, Thos/ J ./-S'.Larkin.: Ethel L.V.../ 7
Bo.rbun, John ..;'.. 71 Llndrob/- Maria -;:.. 50'
Charles, "\u25a0 Chas. F/./. 36 • I^ove,* Burr ". ..;;..'. —
Davis, William V.rr «9 5 Mankey. Charles ... 60
Deltney, Capt. P.M/54 Maze. Charles F. . . /S»
Diehl. Frederick W.TJil^McNaughton, James. 82
Donnelly, E. J. . . ";*. 47 Miller, Mrs. Jane... 76
Duff (Infant* . .: . . r— . Muhl, ' Frlt3 F. H.... 30 \u25a0
Evans, Geo. H. .... 40/Noonan, Mary,.. ....78
Fay/Eugene ./..... 2 Sldener, Roste A.... 27
Gately; Eliiabeth E. 70 Smith, Mary ./. .... 86
Gibbon's, David . . ... 77 Swanson/ Anna ' L.;..' 30
Hemme. Minerva -E.. — ; Webster,' Byron H... 60 v
Holt, Wm. Ai :.;:"/ 52 Williamson, Eliza-.
Hopklnson,' F. P.... 14,- / beth 'F. ...... ...'42 ':'.
ABRAMS — In this city, February 3, IPo7.' Mar"-'
, ens - Abranis,; beloved ' husband of "the- late"
Bertha Abrams, and father of Mrs. j Max Levy
an.d Sam 'Abrams, a native of Exln,' Germany,
agod 82 years... \u25a0 . : \u25a0 *,- -.
. Friends \u25a0 and acquaintances : are respectfully
invited to attend thnfuneralr services, to take
.', place :today (Tuesday), February ,; s."-. at." 10
. o'clock a. m., at his., late residence, -1822 Snt-
r ter : street. ; Interment - Salem '\u25a0 • Cemetery, X by
.' train -leaving \u25a0; Third ;-. and •> Townsend \u25a0 streets
at 11:30 "a. m; •'. ./ t.' '..'\u25a0-•",
BECKER — In thin city".' February* 4, '1807/ Wen-
: delln Becker,'- dearly :. beloved . husband'of Cath-
» arlnel Becker, and beloved . father :' of 1 John
j Becker; Sister Wendellns Becker; Antonia, Jose-
phine, .Helena.- Catharine ..and 'Anna" Becker,
a native. of ;Hessen-NaBBauj Germany,"^ aged 57
"years 1 4 months; and:. 19.: day*. \u25a0; .*-. -.:.... ..
BOND— In* this c!ty;~; February ; 3, ' 1807, : . Thomas
J. (Lester) Bond,- "beloved son '-•o&'.'Ja'mes
\u25a0 T." and Maud \u25a0 Bond, v and : beloved '.brother .' of
Clarence . Bond, v a : native •_ of . San '•* Francisco,
Cal..; aged '3 years and 5 months.' > -,~ •
• .'-Friends, and acquaintances , are respectfully
. Invited to attend j the, ' funeral' today • (Tues-
day)/ at 9:30 a. i m:; from the residence of. his
\u25a0 • grandparents, > 905 - Railroad .avenue South. In-
.-'. terment Holy r Cross S Cemetery. \u25a0 . ..'.>
BOYHAN— In. this city,? February " ; 3, :: -'lOO7/ John
•• Boyhan,' - dearly - beloved s husband \u25a0of ' the /late
'-' Mary - Boyhan, .» and -. loving * father,! of : Joseph
,v, v W. \u25a0 .- Boyhan. Mrs. ;M. > J.- Gorman , and • the
- late Mrs/. J } C. ' Daly/ a native 'of - Comity
,'\u25a0;\u25a0 Westmeath,' Ireland, aged 71 -years 10 months
\u25a0 and- 27 .days/ \u25a0-'.\u25a0-•: -:'\u25a0\u25a0•".-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0•;. '.:...':' •-• .\u25a0-.'.-. •-'\u25a0 ,;\u25a0>
'ly ; Friendßr and' acquaintances are "respectfully
5 invited to r attend^ the today '(Tues-
. ' day ),": at 8:30 ' a; m.'; •; from , his ; late ; residence,'
'.' '.: 3735 Twentieth ' street/" near j Guerrero," thence
,'. to \u25a0 St. -'James > Church, a where * a requiem . high
1 mass for the j. repose i of. bis < soul * will \ be.' e*le-
': . brated/': commencing "at i 9 > o'cloclr.T, Interment
..;.prlvate, n '.Holy -, Cross i Cemetery.^; v; :•' .
CHARLES— Near > Dunnigan, c' Cal., "> February - 3,'
•:"; 1907,'-- Charles F.I Charles,; beloved > husband of
\u25a0 .. Margaret .s Charles,^-: beloved * father.-: of , Hazel
;•-. Charles, » and : -\u25a0' beloved - brother <of Mrs.*/ j;- p.
:.: Gray/ Mrs. C/R.' Robinson and Richard, ' Harry,
• ; Herbert' and> Fannie -Charles, a native -of yjan
,-- Francisco;: Cal.'i •- aged : 38 • years : 11 :- months and
.13 days; 1 ; "\u25a0'-.. -..'.". v"Vi : '"-" ; -:-C"-->~i; \u25a0•"\u25a0\u25a0V^'.t '.•-%~*-»-i.-;-.*.-f'
-> -. - Friends -are « respectfuly :; Invltod : [to : attend
\u25a0 the funeral services : tomorrow I (Wednesday), at
•'. 2:30 -p. m., '.at .his ' late ..393" t Sac-
ramento ; street. ; Cremation, at Odd Fellows'
; : ''.Cemetery. ,' . \u25a0 ; ..•V:"'-".'-'--/ •;-.-..- '..'.'•\u25a0.'-.- '--* 1 ' '.. l -"" ; '"'
1 Members of ~ San .-.Francisco.- Tent No. 1 18;
;\u25a0"- Knights of the'' Maccabees. of the .World: t You
' are requested <• to « attend - the k funeral r of t. Sir
- * Knisht ? Charles ' T; 8 Charles * tomorrow *< (Wed'
nesilay), \u25a0 February T 6. <* at " 2 :3o ' p.'; m.TK from
bis \u25a0 late ' residence/. 3037 ' Sacramento ; street.%
', '. - -C; 0.-MUNSON.t- Commander. \u25a0\u25a0'.-:
D . ; B ; RICHARDS, .' Recordj- Keeper/;- /\u25a0 ;
DA VIS^-In : this . city, • February - 3... 1907/ at. St.
-,-\u25a0 Luke's ; Hospital. -.\ William. . Davis, ; ,aged:,69
\u25a0 years and -,7 months.';-;:; :"-i- • i •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;.\u25a0 - :--r- \u25a0: . \u25a0•••
• ; '.':\u25a0: * The"- funeral v services <wIU' Be "held -today"
'\u25a0 • (Tuesday);,VFebruaryr 5. ! .- at '.- p. • m.; : In'
?: Westminster, Presbyterian; Church; Please omit
>\u25a0'?, flowers/;-; lntennent' Petaluma/j:;; ":,^/ -•?. ;v; ( r .
DELANET— In" this city/, February iiy 1907, Cap-
f."', tain 1 ; P.* j M: : Delaney,* a native of lCountyi-KIl-'
' r - kenny;? lreland,; aged 54 • years/: '.:',-?;'•;\u25a0 ,v>- ? : ••/;•
\u25a0•A.-v.-j Friends Send * acquaintances ; are *• respectfully
C invitedi to attends' the-' funeral 'todays (Tues-
•• day);' at S 8:30^ o'clock,';! from -the? parlors ~ of
;- the Henry; J.. Gallagher Undertaking, Company '
-' "1314; Webster street, \u25a0 between EIUs: and O'Far-
: ' > rell, -*• thence «to St. vAgnes i Church/., where ;,' a
1 • solemn - requiem :• mass » f or „ the vj repose :* of .i his
? " soul -\u25a0' wilU: be /celebrated/,-" commencing -J - at ; . 9
: '* o'clock. :'*•: Interment'/Uoly^CrossfCemetery'-'by
. 1 1 :40 1 train '; from - Twen ty-flf th . and > Vaien'cia
/streets. \u25a0 .-.-. * \u25a0\u25a0:.;\u25a0 > , •: l - .
DIKHL^-ln Oakland/; Cal./ii February • 4/' 1907,
s > Frederick -,W; • Dlehl;'l beloved j, son -ot f Frederick
-:/ and- Lena *. Dlehl,*^ and .-brother ? of c Leslies and
f • tWIIUam '$ Dlehl.i a \ native * 0f,,. Oakland,-^. Cal.r
'..;.; aged = 1 ? year i 11 « months; and ', 3 ; days. v < : •'
} •>• ' Friends i and '\u25a0 acquaintances i are j respectfully
<' invited; to 'attend 1 the; funeral; services Htomor-'
p ' rowj* (Wednesday),'.-: February. 6, tat 2 :30 , o'clock
:\u25a0 *> p;. m:;Taf, the residence of : James Taylor;' north-
.*\u25a0' east * corner; of i Fifteenth ? and - Jefferson \ streets. 6
DONNELLY— In* the* City find * Countyli Hospital *
.v February 4,'E 1907,"s Edward ? J.i Donnelly;,- a'\u25a0 na-
'.'.-. '
;DUFF^ln|thisicKy/s February¥4Ml9o7, ( 4 infant
.';\u25a0 } son \ of .; A ':': G.; and Bessie *I»nff,* a native of : San :
EVANS— Iir this city. . February 4, 1007;;Geon?e
•-.' nenry •'•: Evans.'i'- beloved "» husband .' of ' Birdie
-.: Evans, : -' and " father -of - Georße - and * Beatrice
: : Evans, a\u25a0: native 'of Hull,-; England/:. aged ,' 4o
;\u25a0 ",' years. ;;.*'."'\u25a0':.-:• -:;f :-.'V :-. .\u25a0-'\u25a0'*- V '\u25a0\u25a0.••-/ '\u25a0_-'\u25a0 '-.'\u25a0 ':},%'\u25a0[•"
','.; Notleeof funeral 'hereafter. ?\u25a0 v.;^ , , .. , : /
FAY— ln j'thla^clty.V February". 4. IPO7. ""Enzene'
Fay, .beloved eon of Thomas and;Exigenle Fay,
brother sof - Edwin "Fay,! a<\u25a0 natives of San
:'; Francisco, Cal.,,' aged 2 years ;i month and ,17
,-\u25a0•'. dayß.'C,:-.-;-'-;? /-. '. '\u25a0. ' .--.." ';\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0- -'\u25a0',:\u25a0'•\u25a0'\u25a0' •\u25a0' ; : "'' ---,-, .;.'-/. \u25a0*"
GATELY— ln. thin city, February 3,' 1907/ Eliz- 1
- beth -E.,- beloved- wife -of 'the >\u25a0 late \ Patrick
/Gately, and .' loving • .mother., of ,:Mrs.i J.rS.'-Le-
\u25a0 : '/;morlte.*a native of -Ireland,' ;; aged jJOi years..'!.?
HBQ Frienda and t acquaintances S are 'respectfully
,• Invited to v attend / the J funeral ." today : , (Tues-
I day)/: at ; 9:30 : a.> m.,' : from 1 ber* late I residence.'
\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0: 1 50 i Hartford '"street, .-- thence i to ; the i Church , of
./ : the;'. Most \u25a0' Holy :l ßedeemer, --i where ; bM requiem
'\u25a0 '\u25a0' mass ; for ' the repose of :\u25a0 her, soul ' will \u25a0be cele-
/.bratedtat.lO a. '.m.'.' Interment -: - Holy ; Cross
?'j Cemetery/.- ;',; ', : *- ; . \~\\l •".". ""•!.- '..-.•\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0.\u25a0••*-\u25a0 '\u25a0•, : ' \u25a0' •-.'\u25a0
GIBBOXS-^-In Sonora,' Juolumnp • . County, '.'\u25a0 Cai..*
'p. February , 3, < 1907. . David ' Gibbons, . father-, of
\u25a0 •'• Mrs. >l John H. . Shine. Mrs. V Dore i and ; ,May,
'*% Thomas "and .William - Gibbons. r. and"-, grand-:
\u25a0f'-i father « of John, : Frankie; \u25a0 Nellie. \u25a0 and the i l«te
:"\u25a0 Charles * Shine ': and , Mrs. ' ' AHc* .; Llbbey; : a : : na-
\u25a0' j tiye of , : County \ Mayo, I Ireland."' aged . 77i years."-
HEMME-— In j Berkeley, Cal/, ; . February 131 3, '-\ 1907,'
IMlnerva E. • Hemme,. wldow^ of the, late August'
\u25a0 \u25a0Hemme...". ; \u25a0 .- \u25a0 :. ;: *-.. ::-•'•''*;. s '.\u25a0,"//'\u25a0 "" : ..
• - - The t fnneral will take place today ; (Tues-
day), February fl. at 2 • o'clock/ - from the
residence, 2242 College avenue."' lntennent prl-,
.'."\u25a0 vate.- .; - : 7 ;" .-'.-;;- \u25a0' : ' Vr.' -.'."..'- r
HOLT — In the City and '; : County . Hospital,*
;-. February ' 3, 1907, William' A/ Holt, ' a : native
; - ; of ;. New ' Hampshire, . aged 52 [ years. • ' \u25a0•, ; ' •
HOPKINSON— February 4, '"• \ 1907. i Frederick
» Philip, younge,st and beloved son of Alfred and
S ' Catherine Hopklnson, : and ;5; 5 brother '"\u25a0. of > Alice
X Hopklnson,' a native fof j San ( Francisco.'i Cal./
.- aged : 14- years \5 \ months ) and \u25a0- 11 days. '^ \u25a0 : - -
• r'; •- , Friends . and : acquaintances % are :\u25a0 respectfully
Invited, to attend the funeral :\u25a0 tomorrow (Wed-
. 'nesday),^at 10 a. m.', from', the residence: of
Ills , parents/ 310 Montcalm ~ street, % thence ' to
: St. Peter's Church for services at' lo:3o a. m.
HORNUNG— In Berkeley,*: Cal.V February 3; 1907,'
-' \u25a0.': at '- her i late residence, « : 3032 I College j avenue,
Elizabeth Hornung; widow . of; the : late - Frank
C. Hornung, mother of Mrs.". Arthur : D. Cod-
' Ington.'and grandmother \u25a0 of -Mrs.? Clarence- AL
V . Tantmn,'. atnatlve of England, ; aged,' 77 years.
5 ' Frtends and -. acquaintances * are | respectfully
; invited 1 to attend the funeral services tomor-
. row.. (Wednesday). February : 6, at ; 2 - o'clock
\u25a0 p/w.; at her late residence. Interment • Moun-
- tain View ; Cemetery. " -^ ,- - - . ': : \u25a0>: ; ;=•;.";
JOHNSON— In this city; February 4, 1907, Harry
,' Johnson, I dearly- beloved "husband of ; . Annie
.';> Johnson; a native of Sweden, aged '40 years 1
month and 2 days. ' ';.;\u25a0. \u25a0 •\u25a0..','.:
LARKIN— In this city," February 3," 1907. Ethel
.Loretta, dearly beloved daughter., of Wlllium.
H. and- Mary Larkin; ' and . loving \ sister L' of
-Mabel and the late Alice Gertrude Larkln, n
: native* of > San Francisco/. Cal./ aged .7;years
1' month and 13 days., ". . : . -n- .\u25a0 ;\u25a0 \u25a0.\u25a0
' Friends ' and . acquaintances , are respectfully
Invited to attend the \u25a0* funeral/ today : . (Tues-
: : day), : at 10:30 a. . m/. from the ' residence lof
her parents, 849 Bryant, .• street; 'between
I Sixth -and » Seventh. Interment • Holy »Cross
Cemetery, by 11:30 a. m. train from Third
and Townsend streets. \u0084 : \u25a0/, .. . ';-.
LlXDROB— ln "'.this eit.v. Maria iLindrbb;;' beloved
v' wife , of the .late John Llndrob, -.- and :-. beloved
M mother of Mrs. A. Mau nnd Sarah and Lucy
Llndrob, and the, late ; Lorenz : Llndrob. , a na"-
tlve of t Hamburg, Germany, | aged <50 j years
' and' 28 days. %' : '—••-.' \u25a0\u0084 : - : /\u25a0\u25a0
. Friends . and acquaintances- are "respectfully
..Invited, to- attend the funeral tomorrow \u25a0 (Wed-
nesday), February fi, at -I. p. .the
\u25a0parlors of 11. K. -Suhr &" Co.. 2919 Mission
street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery;, by electric
/funeral car. from Thirtieth > street and \ San
.Jose avenue. ' ' . '\u25a0 :/.;"- '\u25a0
LOVE— In' this city. February 4, . 1907, ' Burr
,'ljove.' beloved husband of Belle Love, father of
\u25a0 Frank, Emmet and Edward : Love/ and brother
.of- G . A . ' Ix>ve, : a native .of - New t York. ( A
1 member of Escelslor Lodge ,. No. < 166, F.": and
' A. M. .- V - --'.-.-.>\u25a0--;;: ' -\u25a0::;,-'
<\u25a0-\u0084 - Notice 'ot . funeral hereafter. , \u25a0 Remains « at
the. funeral parlors of Bunker & Lunt,: 2666
. Mission street, between Twenty-second .'and
Twenty-tlilrd (Mission Masonic, Temple); .-."
MANKEY-^-In this city,*' February : S,: 1907;
.Charles Mankey, brother of William J.- Man-
5 key of Windsor, Conn., and • Elizabeth Mankey
• of Cornwall, .England; a native of; Cornwall,
. -England;, aged 66 years. ./.. .:.'.',• ;,.,•'„*';
• ' ; Friends , and acquaintances are., respectfully
- invited to attend the funeral • tomorrow j (Wed-
• nesday), at :. 1 :30 o'clock f n. « m./ \u25a0 from 1 the
parlors of Halsted A- Co., 924 Flllmore street.
* Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery/: by ,elec-
tric car from . Thirtieth street : and ; San Jose
avenue. - . ;- ..::"-.-% ' •;'.'. = : :-. '.'vi'^'
MAZE— In Emeryville. Cal.. Febrnary. 2, '". 1907,
' Charles \u25a0 F. Maze, beloved ; brother:, of -C. P.
\ and Joseph W. Maze, Mrs. -Mary.: M.frFllnn,
• . Mrs. Virginia Selvey and Mrs.": Mallnda Jacks,
. a native of Virginia, aged 39 years. ,; :, ; ; ,
I ': Friends and acquaintances •; are ' respectfully
: NA PATH TO EITGRV' PLOT - • -
1300 Golden Gate aye.', 'Cer. I'll I more.
Telephone West 6940."-. . '
CYmiSS;,WRIGHT, !
"• \u25a0\u25a0:., GEO.'H.CLAnii', v '\u25a0 -. r-f- : A ;:'\u25a0\u25a0
A. P. BOOTH.
HAnoi.bii. Wright. -' )
mGRAY&CO.
UNDERTAKERS .
219S GEARY- ST./: COR/ DEVISADERO/
.. , j Telephone. : West 4707.
IHAIGHT-STi FLORAL CO.
;',-. ' '\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0/ \ N.PETERSOX, ;\u25a0' i;f \u25a0[- \u25a0\u25a0.:''. \u25a0
Formerly.. -with John 11. Slevera & Co.
; : CUT . FLOWERS .'AND ? : DESIGNS. | R
324 FIIiIiMORE^ST.;- SfEAR Halsht/
j l.":\- ",'r:";:'Phone FelliBs3l.> \u25a0 -_ - 1 \u25a0\u25a0".\u25a0-_. ;C\
McBREARTY ii&CMcCORMICK
.-.'FUNERAL DIRECrORS. .. ; i-
915 VALENCIA. --VST.. --XEAR '"-* 20TH
-Formerly of McFadden. Mcßrenrty & Green. :
.- . Telephone Market 97.
H. J; GallagherUndertafcing Co;
1314 : WEBSTER Bt./' bet> Elils'&OTarrell. Tel."
West 3025. DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Pres. , & ?
Manager; JOHN DOUGHERTY, Vice Pres.'. ;
WOODUWX CEMETERVX
'-X :."\u25a0%• San Mateo Co. t« \u25a0 \;';*.t'
Finest and .Best • Equipped Receiving Vault . and
.- . \u25a0:'-.' ;. Chapel. ;' : . ;:.•..;. ,_
'.-;\u25a0 (Masonic Cemetery 'Association)'' ,-'!"//
. .::,;. Office 115^' OJFarrell St/; ;?^ ;
;theodoß;Dierksc:& co.
'/'.'• ;.' ':.',.'- Undertak_eri«,-v •.',-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .'./
900 Devlnadero ': St.; v Cor. ; Me All!*teiV
/>''.^'^Telephonel,\VeWt>'4Bo4.' /;'j--^V
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1719 EDDY -STREET, : 'Near Scott
Phbie AV^«t:2C45" : •
UNITED UNDERTAKERS-
";}/ : '/' . FUNERAL; DIRECTORS " : .', _'j-- -\;~
260S Howard "st./; nr. 22d.)Prhone .Market 276.
California Un^^^l^ng
J ; 2210 STEIN ER STREET
Between Sacramento and Clay. .I^hone West 1321/
' • '-\u25a0 r."L- : - .'UNDERTAKERS /,-""..;/ v ; :
- > '\u25a0'-'\u25a0\u25a0 Are Now: Permanently i Located at. . .•;
2649 MARKET " ST.; 1 bet. i? 16th 'and ' 17th;
;..-.;.;-\u25a0/-•;- Tel." 1 - Market \ls4//':./;.;? ; ; :>--./;:;: > --. /; :;
. .' . Funeral Dlrectori* and - Embalmera.
: ' Private JRcsldeneef Accbnimodatlons.'*; .' :
' Office', SW.^. corner; 25th \u25a0 and ': Guerrero : ets. '1 -A
-:": "'U' ',:\u25a0'- - .^j.; 'PhonefMarketV3s. -\u25a0 . .
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|"?l»B2'FolsomlSt.*^Bet.'il4thTa"nd'lsth? r '''
;-,-V.V^w>PHOXE?MARKETaCB. ! "i'-.- ; - &*:<\u25a0
\u25a0-.-.\u25a0\u25a0 -' -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-' .£ ..--\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0-..\u25a0»: - \u25a0\u25a0.-:\u25a0.\u25a0:.-.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0:,.\u25a0" ,-:\u25a0::-..-\u25a0 v. :••..-. \u25a0-... ..-
JAS. McOINN
\u0084: - v L y^ Fjonaerly'; at 214^Eddy, Street/ \u25a0 .
Funeral \ DlrectorTanU • Embalmer,' 1 Fultbnfst.^
between SFU Impre j and ) Webster. jTel. 1 ?. Park ; 1369.
H. F.MAASSC^
JSS^S^iiS Undertakers \u25a0 and iEmbalmer&^g^^^SS
1335 J. Gate i ave. l^ between % Flllmore! and
fflDllWill|Btnjnfr' g *'' l "''' i " fr "* f " "" :i '*-~ •
.•''. invited .to attend ; the'funeral ' tomorrow (Wed-
r nesday) ; i February 6/. at 2 • o'clock I p." m.;~- from
;'?'1154;-Saritati Fe "\u25a0' avenue. * Interment t'Monntaln
/*View« Cemetery.. 1 \u25a0;<:'.•:\u25a0/ -.*..- s <]\u25a0.:(-:': '-. 'y. :."-
McNAUQHTON— In this elty.^ Febniary; 3;" 1907,
. . J a mes- ; McNangh ton,*' beloved '• husband .. of - the
:4*-{: 4*-{ latel Charlotte \u25a0 McNaughton,':' a ; native of * Nova
\u25a0 ' Scotia.t aged. 82 ; years 10 months and ; 24 days:
. Friends ; and % acquaintances -j are i respectfully
• invited > to - attend ;;. the ,i funeral? •: services >> to-.
•\u25a0 i day/ (Tuesday)/' at '2 ; ; o'clock J- p/; 1 m-T " at -\u25a0 the
. ;residence. of Mrs. A.- Smith; 791* Buena s Vlsta
• avenue." » lnterment- Mount v Olivet / Cemetery;
::yby.: the "3:3o: train 'from the .Valencia-street
... _ station. -;f .:. •'-%:•/. .'\u25a0?:•' ; : . -~ ..\u25a0, -.. ; ; .' \u25a0 '\u25a0-', ..
MILLER— In : this city. Fehruary; 3/1907,r Mrs."
'ij Jane - Miller, . beloved .: mother : of ' Mrs. - M.: F.
;; £ Rellly,*; Mrs. i E. ; J. \u25a0\u25a0? Lnhman and , Charles E .
*::Mlller/«a; native: of Liverpool, England, aged ,76
*Vj years ; 2 ! months and 22 days. ' . f- ..» V-"s <*_ "r. ~" '"» - -i.
Friends ' and acquaintances . are . respectfully
;; Invited to \u25a0 attend the \u25a0 funeral > tomorrow , (Wed-
. ; nesday); '- at .': 9 ; o'clock »\u25a0 a. ? m..'t, from r the .resl-
-/ dence^of her daughter.! Mrs/ M. F.*' Rellly. 1905
;-•* DpTlsadero * street, 4 thence \u25a0'\u25a0. to :i St; : Dominic's
\u25a0'/'. Church,^ where ' a :; solemn ; requiem .; high I mass
V"; : for the repose -"of her;-: sonl r wilK be celebrated;
' commencing ; at . 9:30 < o'clock/;. lntennent Holy
"Cross Cemetery/ by electric fnneral carjeaving
.':;'' Thirtieth- street --and Jose -avenue . at
;V^ll:30. o'clock -a:- m/-;V: v /--' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0
MUHL-^ln'thls'elty,^ February -4, 1907," Frit 2
• F. I H. : Muhl/. beloved , husband of.. Emma Mnhl,
. : devoted ' father of Freda \u25a0 Muhl, brother of Mrs.
.;Sohst,TAdolph Muhl, William Henry and Mrs.
•,<Keogh,' r and son of August and Dora Muhl, a
\u25a0 r -i native of : Elmsnorn; ; Germany, ': aged , 39 . years
3 months and 9 days. -A member of Bartenders'
- Union,; Local No.'i 41*. ft ' . ' /_•; 7 -. Vv-i 1 - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0[
: . -. Friends : and ; acquaintances * are, respectfully
\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0 invited to'attend the, funeral ; tomorrow \u25a0 (Wed-
. nesday), .at 2'-p. ' m./- from!:; the \u25a0; parlors I' of
::H.jF. Suhr& Co./ 2919 Mission street, near
;• •-\u25a0; Twenty-fifth.' Interment -I :' ; O . O. F . , Cemetery/
NOONAN— In i this" dry,: February ! 2,1 1907, v ; Mary
Noonan, beloved sister of Mrs. Catherine: Burke.
r and aunt of George Burke, a native, of County
\u25a0'.- Galway; Ireland, aged 76 years. ./•».'-•?.•\u25a0\u25a0...• -
y v~/- The; funeral i.wlll ; take >'• place -today . (Tnes-
'.'\u25a0. day), "February 5,? at" 10:30 ' a- in.V- fronj;the
.: ' parlors - of ; H . • ' F . \u25a0; Suhr *& " Co.". - 2919 , Mission
\u25a0 street, : between .Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth;
;\u25a0;••\u25a0 thence to \u25a0 St.-; Peter's Church : for ; services . at
"*. ll'a»"im; Interment Holy Cross Cemetery,,by
' \u25a0; 11 :30 '-train ,- from - and Valencia
\u25a0<-. streets.- >\u25a0 . -\u25a0 \u0084.*-.;'-::. '.-\u25a0.'.:. \u25a0',-.-.\u25a0: ' ;.'.':h.
SIDENER— In this "city/ February 2. 1907, Rosle
.-'A.-. Sldener, dearly beloved wife of Clarence B.
. . ; Sldener, I' beloved mother . of . Hillary _ Sldener,
- daughter of P; J. and the late Mary Smith;
•Bister of. Mrs. -H; 8/ Smith and Harry, J.,.W11-
' . 11am •\u25a0 Iv *.. and \u25a0 Jeanette '. Smlth,^ and niece -of
Mrs. -- Esta Kelly/, a native of i San 5 Franelsco,
-Cal., aged 27 years 3 months. and 6 days. . '";.'•\u25a0
1 - Friends i and acquaintances are : respectfully
',? Invited to ... attend the v funeral today - (Tues-'
a day); : at ; 3 :80 \u25a0>. o'clock -a. f m., %', from .: the \u0084 resi-
dence :of her father, 923 North Point street,
; - between ; Polk and Larkln, • thence to St. Brlg-
;; ; id's • Church, .. Van Ness , avenue 1 and Broadway;
/ where; a requiem high' mass for the repose of
her soul: will, be celebrated. • commencing at
9 o'clock; a; m/; • Interment • Holy Cross Ceme-
;-itery. : .:-^;>- / \u0084-: ' -./ . :;,->><: -"'.';.;}.- ; -/^'-':' ::
SMITH— In this . city, February S, \u25a0 1907, Mary
Smith, beJoved ' wife of the late Peter Smith,
\u25a0;. beloved | mother of Mrs; J; W. Haley of Los
V Banos/; Mrs. . W. " H. Roache - and the ' late
;: George |J/ Smith, and j grandmother of Claire
.and ; Dorothea "v Roache and George Haley, a
/native of the parish of Fern," County Wexford;
--Ireland,* aged 86 years 9 months and 1 day.
\; \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0. Friends , and : acquaintances are ', respectfully
I \u25a0 invited to attend < the funeral '.tomorrow (Wed-
, nesday), at 9 o'clock a. T m..; from -her • late
'\u25a0\u25a0* residence;. 1731 Twelfth avenue . South;;, thence
* ;,to All r Hallows Church,- where a j requiem . high
; ; mass for. the, repose of her sour will be cele-
•' brated^ commencing; at * 9:30 \u25a0 o'clock < a.^ m.
. \ Interment : Holy ; Cross : Cemetery/ by : electric
i funeral j car, from - Thirtieth ; street and San
? ;Joee avenue. .Please, omit flowers.: .' - :••'
SWANSON— In this city, ' February 2, 1907, Anna
."..L.; V beloved wife' of' Noah ', Swanson. Moving
. . mother '\u25a0; of \u25a0 Ester . Swanson,*. and • \u25a0 sister ; -: of
Mathilda Erlckson, a native of Sweden, : aged
/..' 30 . years ' 4 r months and 14 days. ' --\u25a0 - . '• . -. -
\u25a0 • ',?*< Friends are . respectfully ' Invited \u25a0to ' attend
the: funeral < services :. today r(Tuesdav), at 1
.o'clock p.' m., at the chaperof Craig, Coeh ran
&'. Co., \u25a0 1169 Valencia street/" near, Twenty-
yr third. -Interment- Mount 1 Olivet Cemetery; by
\u25a0I train j from ? Valencia : : and \u25a0 Twenty-fifth street's
\u25a0>" station. -.\u25a0.-. '\u25a0;\u25a0„.;;:.. •--..'.'.-'- .'\u25a0'^\u25a0:. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ..•;\u25a0 X ,'-', '-'
WEBSTER— ln' Alamieda/ Cal.r February 2, 1907,
v" 1 . Byron H.?. Webster, - dearly beloved husband |of
-Mrs.- M.: A/ Webster; a native of -Vermont,
\u25a0 t aged -60 years., , : ,'v; c^':'-., •\u25a0- -:v. : \u25a0•\u25a0""'.., .' \u25a0
WIIXIAMSON— In this city,; February 4.' 1907,
Ellrabeth F./ beloved wife of William C. WH-
' liamson of Antioch, Cal., a native of Canada;
\u25a0 aged ; 42 ? years.; - - : /
CARD OF THANKS
1 :| To ; our '.\u25a0 many - friends : and • .'acquaintances
we \ extend .' our, heartfelt i thanks \u25a0 for the ; kind-
ness,'..' sympathy. ; and v floral offerings ' extended
to Jus \u25a0 in \u25a0 our , recent : bereavement 1 in } the loss
of a loving ; son I and brottier/ Milton A/ Oden.
v-:' .: MR. and MRS. ALEXANDER ODEN,
"'-- . .EDGAR G.. ODEN. ; •;-:
FRANK VAYR
.17 years at 105 Sixth Street
Now. at 51 2 McAllister
Telephone Market 309 1 ,
'.'" '"" ' ' \u25a0"'••— : -""•-• "-^ ".--\u25a0r.-r '-.^\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.>-
I GEO.W. LUNT.v HENRY C. BUNKER.
f , : BUNKER &tBJiT, : ; -,- - *•'
F U,N ER A L DI RBCT ORS V
Mlaslon Masonic Temple,
, 2666 Mission Street ;f'" \u0084
\u25a0;, Phone : Market ' 2620. . < ; :-\: :
.FUNERAL DIRECTOR^.
- NE.. cor. Sixteenth- and Guerrero stsT '
;' Formerly, of McFadden,: Mcßrearty & Green;-
. , '\u25a0'.\u25a0 -,-.; '\u25a0:.":; ; "Telephone^ Special ; 1567, ... \u25a0 ; ; ~ \u25a0
VAIiENTE^MARINI & c 6.
UNDERTAKERS
S44S MISSION STREET,
»af Thirtieth. \u25a0 Tel.' Special '282.
: '' : y:; :'.' •OCEAM'TTRAVEIi^' '_'•_\u25a0 ',':'\u25a0 ;/'; /' \u25a0 - : .' !
•\u25a0\u25a0 '' - . ' : AMERICAN LINE ' ' ' - ; ' '
,"? -, Plymonth— Cherbourjc— Sonthampton
New • York ..:... Feb.' 91 Philadelphia .. .Mar. - 2
St. '/Louis. v;.V. Feb.' 23| New-, York...*:. .Mar. 16
.'.-..'Philadelphia — <Queenstown — Liverpool
Noordland \u25a0/.".'\u25a0 \u25a0 . Feb. - 9f Haverford r.:. .-. . Mar."-' 9
Merlon ;. ..'....''.Feb. 23| Noordland i-//. : .Mar 16
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
NEW YORK— LONDON DIRECT/ - :-i
.Mesaba ./.:.'.-. .Feb. 16! Minneapolis /..-.Mar'- 9
Mlnnetonka; : .: J .Feb/23|Mlnnehaha :.../.Mar 23
f HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE ' v
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM, via BOULOGNE
'--;; Sailings \u25a0- Wednesdays; as .' per ; Sailing .'List. •> :
Potsdam, \u25a0 Feb. ; 0. 10am Noonlam, ;• Ma^ • 6 10am
Stat'nd'm; Fb. 20, 10am Potsdam, ; Mar/ 13 s ama m
Ryndam, , Feb. 27;-' sam N. Am'dam, Mr. 20, 10am
\u25a0 ' Bf.'-C*-*.' ' ; : RED STAR : LINE • .' -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0<
• ,I.= '.; NEW YORK— ANTWERP— PARIS. :
KrOonland /./. ;Feb/;' 6[ Finland \u0084 . . . ?-..'* Febl
Westernland c. . .'.Feb. 13!Zeeland \u25a0:.:: .... .Mar r2r 2
WHITE STAR LINE " ' •-"\u25a0 >;
. NEW YORK-rQUEENSTOWN— LIVERPOOL.
' Teutonic .'\u25a0\u25a0. .'. ...Feb." 6 i Oceanic *;..'.-.• \v»\\ "97
Baltic';/..;, .r. Feb. 13 Teutonic %.-/... M-r ,1
: Majestic »/..'.-:". Feb.' 20 Baltic -."r.\-.~.- Mar IT
PLYMOUTH— CHERBOURG— SOUTHAMPTOV
•Adriatic.-...:.M ay 22,: l'pm; June 19. Juir 17
Teutonic . '.". . ; . May 29.. 10 am; June ' 26 ,' JuJ v ' 24
0ceanic... .....V. .June 5; 2 pm; July 3, Jnlv 31
. Majestic .:'../.*. June . 12, 1 10 \u25a0 am ; Jnlys 10/ Aug v - 7
.'. if New, «: 25,000 V.Tons » if. has gi Elevator
Gymnawlum, Tnrklwh Batha and Banil
. * BOSTON— QCEENSTOWN— LIVERPOOI/" •
Cymric : '. .". .'.?. /.TJ ; /. Feb.™ 21 ,1 Mar.', Bo, ; Apr :25: 25
A^^
:• 'i-.< > I: FROM v NEW YORK. -
Cedric. ..:..."...::/. ...Feb. : 16/, 8:30 am.|21,000
Celtic/.". /."/; ."'. '. V*. r. /.r: : . March : 2, 5 7-am. I TONS
Cretic; ::/.... :. March 30," noon; May 9; June 20
r ; • , ' .;; \u25a0\u25a0'.'•\u25a0; FROM J BOSTON.^ \u25a0-•*. • .: /- ;*";c"
Canoplc/. ... .'. .' '.':"• . . .". • Feb.?. 23, 7 am ; ? Apri l; 10
Republic. /./;/.';\u25a0/..*."\u25a0; . . ;T r. .'.".: March 1 16," noon
G.N/;KOEPPEL/ Passenger Agent Pacific Coast.
t./ \u25a0-,:'\u25a0: ','.--"f 207; Monadnock* Building. .>-.•=.-\u25a0; '..,\u25a0.
liiiiiii
SYDNEY."^AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HONOLULU—
- - S. S."i Sierra: salls?2 •p.^m.'.'i Feb." ;7."> Chrtst-
\u25a0\u25a0-: church a ( International ) Exhibition) 7 and i return,
/- first, •> s29B.so; isecond, ; s22B.so. '\u25a0'\u25a0-*-: • .-^ ;?, \u25a0-
HONOLULU only--S.:S. 'Alameda sails 11 a. M.i
ISS Feb.* 16, • 1907. >'" Round .t rip, first class,* $125/ - -
TAHITI, , SOUTH •> SEAS— 9.~* 8. ; Marlposa sails
if. - at : 11 aa. -\u25a0 m.'; \u25a0• March ? 10. V f First ; class, round
i'.: : .trip,fsl2s/---;-':'r:,."-;.- J V'\. -..\u25a0 : ;,.--..i: : - . : .. \u25a0 .;.
;' ;r/ J.*' : D. ' SPRECKELS i&". BROS." CO., >' \u25a0 '
','\u25a0 k <. ;- 58 'Clay.J Street," San 1 Francisco. . S '-
.; . : .; Passenger.j Department;;. 673 j Market ; st. •
';w "; I Phone i'lTemnbrary , 1331.''; ; '
Ic-:- vKOSMO^4itili>?B §
1 S.'.S. '.'Ama"sls,"is 6000 1 tons* 1 :' Captain "iKagei-
macher.-S sailing '\u25a0; February ;; 26 ,, from n San * Fran-
cisco^ for a Hamburg, a via- ; Mazatlan, - San Q Bias, 1
Manianillo.i Sallna fcCnw/2 San s Jose 3 de « Guate-
mala,^ Aca jutla.%' La | Libertad;* La I Unioo.tJ Punta
'Arenas; *' C. -it R: ; '- Pay ta/v: Callao/-- Mollendo;*! the
principal: ports of ChUe,^ and "London;? For rates
and I passengeri accommodations I applyl to | Lendal
M.^. Qrayrj manager,*; pier.; 19,'. San , Franclsco.^>^»"
COHPAGNIE 6ENEHAIE TiANSATUNTIQDE it
; '^DIRECT LINE TO HAVBE->ARIS.-/i.
i'/Satlin^ [every?, Thursday ,"5 instead ; of
at 5 10 i a.> m.'~. from \u25a0 Pier ; 42, i North 5 Rlver,^ foot of
1 Morton 11 1 1 1 1 1 ij illP»'*if IJWIOMII^ 11^!)! Hlfflpi
g» First class \u25a0 to , HavreTi $70 ' and upward."s Second
class -to £ Havre,'*! $45 > and); upward.-?*. GENERAL
* AGENCY I FOR fe UNITED | STATES £ AND | CAN-
AD A,"* 22 p. Broadway M (Hudson | Building) fl New
York. -|J As Fl FUG AZl, :fi manager 5 Pacific r Coaat,"
630 * Montgomery | street ' I San 5 Francisco. >l Tickets
\u25a0old; by jaU I Railroad; Ticket :
AUCTION SiLjS
WO-HORSES-100
- By order of B. F. HUNSAKER of BrTgham
City, Utah. :.--..'—.
WE WILL SELL ->7"
lOO^Head Joif vfligh : Class ; Work Horses
well • broken, - heavy-boned, young stock, ' weigh-
ing .from 1200 to -1600- pound*. - .
f , .1. \u25a0:.- Sale c Takes. Place .
JT hursday, 7th
at 11 aT m.. at J.^ B.^ HORAX'S "SALES YARDS,
cor. ". 10th and . Bryant ; sta.;"-.' San": Francisco.
• , Horsea at ' yards \u25a0 for - inspection' Tuesday. .
V, W. * H. HORD. Auctioneer, "
':T.-.\u25a0.'-.;": T . -.\u25a0.'-.;" • \u25a0 \u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0 : ' \u25a0_ : - <;- \u25a0 704 • Market . st.
*TV— «~ ' - :"*rvi^ ; .-'; \u25a0 > "fIN— m
-2®;.v-\.v'-..-^?.-'-" \u25a0".' SS!
106 HORSES AT AUCTION
At ; Crows t- landing ;on the Ben ; . Crow Ranch
, ' Seventy -four head 'of celdlngs from four to
•lx years 'old/ sired by Shire and - Norman stal-
lions, weighing from 1100 to 1 1400 : pounds. All.
have s been handled. -. • Also ' 32 -.mares In foal -by
Imported Shire and . Norman - stallions. • weighing
from 1200' to 1400 pounds. -
/Contractors : looking .> for good, blocky waron
and ' scraper . horses/ .farmers 10- want of good,
heavy . work and brood . mares, don't fall to at-
tend this sale; -dealers, here is an opportunity to
get salable animals. \u25a0 \u25a0\u0084 > , \u25a0" , ~. \u25a0
- Sale takes > place 'at the •' Ben \u25a0 Crow Ranch,
.three miles - east of Crows Landing.-
v:: Saturday, February 9tb, 1907, at 1 P. 8!.
1 Trains \u25a0 arriving from ; the . north. ! and , south
reach ; Crows.. Landing In time. for the sale.
Hotel accommodations at Newman or Crows
Landing.^ Bnaes will meet both- train*. --\u25a0•--\u25a0
[.\u25a0- OCEAKT TEAYEL
; v*fl^*^/ Steamers ' Leave Broadway
n\E3Ln For LOS
\m^^^ANGBLBS,
SANDIBGO,
SANTA BARBARA
SANTA ROSA.. /.'../.. Every 'Sunday. 10 a. m.
STATE OF, CAL :../;.. Every .Thursday, 10 a. m.
for SBATTLB,TA COMA
VICTORIA, BC
VANCOUVER, a C
Puget Sound & Alaskan Ports
SPOKANE. ".«. /. . . . . . .Feb.' 16," Mar. 3. 11 a. m.
UMATILLA.... Feb. 6..21. Mar. 8. 11 a. m.
CITY OF. PCEBLA Feb. 11. 26, Mar. 13. 11 a.m.
. And Every Fifth . Day ' Thereafter.
For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay)
P0M0NA ..... Feb.' 7. 13. 19. : 25. 1 :30 p. m.
CITY of TOPEKA Feb. 9. 15. 21," 27. 1 :30 p. m.
CORONA... /.:..; Feb. 3. 11, 17, 23. 1:30 p. m.
FdrGUAYMAS,MAZATLAN,
LA PAZ, ENSENADA,SAN
JOSE DEL CABO; ALTATA
CURACAO. . /. . . ... . . . . ...... . Feb. », 10 a. m.
- Low rates^-Inclndlng Bertlj and Meals.
Rights reserved .-' to Change this Schedule.
/ TICKET OFFICES:
San Francisco. 3 Market st. and Broadway
Wharf. Telephone Temporary 492. -L-
Oakland .:.\u2666.... »68 Broadway
San Francisco Freight Office. Broadway Wharf.
C. P. DUNANN. O. P. A.. .- San Francisco.
Twin Screw Passenger Service
' PLYMOUTH^CHERBbuRCr-^HAMBURG
Pennsylvania. ./..Feb. 9[*Kals. A. Viet. . .Mar. 9
•Amerika.. . . .; .Feb/ 16 Deutschland. . . . .Mar. 18
Graf -Waldersee. Feb. 23 Pretoria... /....; Mar ltf
8atav1a. ..... ...Mar, , 2|Amerika. ..... . .Mar. 21
•The Amerika and Kalserla Aijeuste Victoria
of 25.000 tons each, cross the 'Atlantic In about
6% days.
rfOST LIVERS AFLOAT.
"• MEDrTERRAJTEAX SERVICE
TO GIBRALTAR. -NAPLES AND GENOA.
•M01tke. :....... Jan/ 29!»Hamburg....;. Feb. 19
•Deutschland . . /. Feb. r ; 4|R0man1c. ....... March 9
- 'Has [ Grillroom/ - Gymnasium; etc. !
33»/j<sb REDUCTION ON EUROPEAN
;•„ -v < -.;.. R;R. TICKETS , s : \u25a0;-.• = 1;/
Travel 1 Bureau ; R. ' j" R. Tickets, hotel accomo-
dations and ; general \u25a0Information- about foreign
travel. Travelers" Checks, good all over the world.
Ham burg-American^ Line
908 Market St., San Fraathco.:
Toyo Kiseii Kaisha
. -*\u25a0-\u25a0•\u25a0- (Oriental Steamship Co.)
<t "Have Opened. Their General", Office at
217-221 Brannan $U, Sin Francisco
8. S. i "America Mam," \u25a0 Wednesday, February
13, 1007. . -«;; . •
-8. S. "Nippon Mara," Wednesday, March 13,
- S. S.' '.'Hong. Kong. Maru," Wednesday, April
Steamers will leave ; wharf, corner First and
Brannan streets, 1 p. m., for Yokohama and
Ilongkong, calltng at Honolulu,'* Kobe (Hloeo),
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, t
1 For freight and passage apply at office, corner
First and Brannan streets. -, -•-\u25a0*• .
V , >. W. H/AVERY.-
. - \u25a0.. t- -/Assistant General Manager.
: '-'-:- RAILWAY TRAVEL \u0084 " '
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co;
;"'-\u25a0'.. l;l ;f '-: 'VIA TSAUSALITO FEBRY
For SnuHallto. .Mill Valley, San Rafael t
v "WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS— 7. »7:45. 8:23.
•9:15, 9:50/ 11 a.* m.'; Jt2:2o. \u25a0 »1:45, *3: 13, 4:33,
3:15.;5:50, 6:30/ 7:15, 9:00.-10:15," U:33 p. m. >
, : ."Runs '-to San 'Quentin. - : ;.* .-*--, \u25a0 ";' '
'7:45 a, tn/, daily, for. Cazadero -and 'way ita-
tlons. .-.;*-. \u25a0-\u25a0:-..::-..-, \u25a0'-.:\u25a0 - :: -- ,v.. • -\~
? . 3:15 p.* m. , Saturdays . only, . for . Cazadero and
way stations. .-' ,-:-:.,: . /' .•--:•:'
y 5 :15 p. * m; . dally, ' except - Satordays .'and '• San-
days/ for Point Reyes and way, stations.'.
From S. F. for Tibufon.' Belvedere and San
Rafael— Week Days — 7:40/9:15. ••11:00 a; m.
. 12:35, n 3:30."- 5:10, * 6:30 p. m. i • Sundays^ — 7:40.
.; 9:15, l ?*ll:00 a... in.; : 12:35, 5 8:30.-6:10, 6:30,
-. ;.p.^m.:-.**11:35:p/ n».* Thursdays only. , "'
From ', San • Rafael , for : S . : F. — Week : Buys— B : l3
' 7:40. 7:55/9:25, 11:15 a."m.; 12:50. 3:40. 5:O0.
' : 5:20 .p..m. Sundays— tf:ls. '7:40. '.7:35, 9-25
-a.;m.;*8:40, 5:00. ;5:20,» 6:30. p/m. '\u25a0-•-
From Tlburon for S.F.— Week. Days— 6:43, Ssl7,
'.'" 3:55,', 11:38 a.m.; ! l:10,4:05,-5:43 p.m. \u25a0 Sun-
: ? days^-6-45,* 8:17, 9:33, 11:33 a. m.; 1:10, 4:05
\u25a0_:-: 5:45/ 6:55 p. m.. /' ; ..' . •*,-. -.-' ' -.'_-' *
a Leave S. F.- I <-\u25a0\u25a0?. •\u25a0•\u25a0-• I Arrive S. F.'-'.
1 DESTINATION |--' ' ,
\u25a0Wk dyslSnnd's I - ' Sand's [Wk dys
-7:40 al 7:40 al : . ... - .-., l~8:l?.a| A:l7 - £
..V.:V. 1:9:13 al .- ; . . .\u25a0 10:25 a 10:23 a
\u25a0•\u25a0 3:30 pi 3:30 p[ . V- Ignacio. 5:20 p 6:20 d
i's:lo pj 5:10 pV ---.-- '. .7:30 p ;... •; .-'
,7:40 aj./....-.| ;.;\u25a0\u25a0.- ... .-,- ... j B:l7*aT l-.li 1
; . '.'.. '. .*. . -7 :40 ; a > -.\u25a0\u25a0' > Nova to. >. •. v 1 0 :25 .a 10 :25 a
•3:30 p 9:15 a /Petaluma.:: 6:20 p 6:20 p
v 5:10 p 3:30 p '• Santa Rosa/r :7:30 p ..rr. .
-''.;.".'•'\u25a0• 5:10 P ' ' -\u25a0'- -\u25a0' --^'.>-- ..--.-. .; ;;\u25a0;- ; " ;
7:40 at....... r- • - .:' . 110:25 a|lo:2s~i
./.;.*;.- 7:40 a ' /Fulton. •• 6:20 p 6:20 d
_3:30 p 3:30 p : - :..'-.: ..'-. .*~;.\".-.[t. .....
-r- \u25a0 <• • -^Windsor. .- r ~ r ~ ~
\u25a0: ..'.-, ,- . •' Healdsburg.%;' &.'\u25a0:. r l _\u25a0-,
: 7:40: a 7:40 a - : 'Lytton.v- : » 10:25 a 10:23 a
3:30 p 3:30 p .; r .6:20 p 6:20 o
.'-- .--\u25a0•:.;\u25a0:\u25a0 and. Clove rdale. \u25a0-•-- ' '\u25a0:«.- :'-.r--
i7:40 al 7:40 al , \.-Hopland -.;; 110:25 a|l&:2r» a
'3:30 p 3--top • and U kiah. ' ; 6 :2o_£ _6j2j) _p
;• 7:40 a 7:40 a j-*-^*^~ \u25a0- t- •-\u25a0110:25 a loiS a
p 3:30 p-• guernevllle.'' \u25a0: 6:2<> pj 6:20 p
"7:40 a). 7:40 a .-rj-*--.- '- J-SjlTTal' B:l7"i
5 : 10 p ;.'.'...". T""8onoma/ '- ; 6:20 d ; 6:20 d
: r.~:r?.. .5:10 p '\u25a0''\u25a0\u25a0 Glen -Ellen. -'\u25a0'."- h\'f\V_ r.~; ...
f. 7:40 a 7:40 a ;^_ •-;,,•-,.*,-. 10:23 a 10:23~a
, 3:30 p 3:30 p .\u25a0\u25a0Sebastopol. -".;\u25a0 . C:2O p 6:20 v
TS.IO p 8:10/ p '\u25a0"v^^-" 3 --.- -•\u25a0"\u25a0"-\u25a0"\u25a0 f.-:tr.-;. :;::.-..•
:...- -.;. ~rrr~~ ,wnuu-.and I ... --:•-, \\ — —
« 7:40 a .7:40 a •.Sherwood, -^j 6:20 p 6:20 p
j :\u25a0;• •Tlburon only.',- ~d'?.v -". -"-•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"';'-.. . . '
i J;' \u25a0\u25a0 ' > i ' -;'"i \u25a0*-;' STAGE CONNECTIONS.".- ' x " v - C *" i
" Btage« connect at OREENBRAE for San Qnen-
'«n;'at SANTA" ROSA for White Sulphur Springs
and Mark . West : Springs ; at FULTON for Burkes
Sanatorium : i at : LYTTON "f or 1 ; Ey tton | Springs : *a t
GEYSERVILLE for Skaggs Springs: at CLOVER-
DALE « for r the s Geysers. > Boon yille,\-Philp/j!; Elk
and ' \u25a0' Greenwood ; - at A HOPLAND ,v. for •; Duncan
Springs/;- Highland * Springs, .j Kelseyville.'itNew
Carlsbad , Sprinirs, \u25a0\u25a0 Soda J Bay. ; Lakeport, I Bartlett
Springs; at .UKIAH ifoTiVichy ' Springs. ) Saratoga
Springs, i Blue i Lakes, •\u25a0 Laurel .< Dell ', Lake. . Witter
Sprlngs,tUpper Lake. Porno,'' Potter Valley, •< John
Day's,* Llerley's. *, Hullvllle,^ Orr's a Hot 8 Springs \u25a0
Handley ,l Half- Way I House, i Hopkins, | Comptche
Mendocino City,* Fort Bragg., Westport and Usal-'
af.WILLITS' for Hearst and Sawyers;; ;at SHER-
WOOD , for i Fort ? Bragg, t^aytooville. VWestport,
Covelo, 5 Cnmmlngs,'^ Bell's , Sprlngs/i Harris; , Hub-
bard,^ Fruitland. *, Dyervllle,'* Garberville,' • Pepper-
wood, Camp 5/ Scotia and, Eureka;-/^.- .. .
?".: \u25a0^V.-J-GENERALVOFFICE:- ,
JAMESt FLOOD fBCILDING.-J SAN FRANCISCO
«StBBgaSK««( JAS-TAGLER. , General Manager. w
; RAILWAY TRAVEL
'\u25a0" ' j^&tTT*^- - ' Truu tcav* ud an
\u25a0/^ZS^Bn' San Franciscc
V^^S^W I From Februaky 3. 1007
TERRY DEPOT
Foot of Marfcet Street
LeaTe —VIA OAKLAND PIER— Xnir * '
7.Ma Richmond. Benicia. Sacramento,
>. \u25a0\u25a0' Suisun and Way SUtions I.*H
7.00 a Elmira.VacavilSi?. Winters. Rura-
1 sey . " " 7.4J»
7,»«a DavU. Woodland. , MaryTrtlle, -
Chlco. Red Bluff— OTOville-— T.4J»
7^9* Elmhurst. -Newark; Centerville.
* . . Joae.' Los Gatos. Wright _ 5.43»
7.45 a Vallejo. sap». Cal is coir*. s»nu
Rosa, Martlne*. San Ramon :»-2J»
7.44» ; N l l e». Pleasanton. Lirennore. -
\u25a0 Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton— ..„ US9
«.««a Shasta Express-^CV 1 » Davli.) '
WUHaau. Willows. Red Bluffy L
Ashland. PorUnnd and East_ • 2S#
8.20« Martinez. Antioch, Bjron;Tr»CT.-
Stockton. Newman. Los Banos.
Menddta. LA.naonA.--ll*nford.- 4-M^
Visalia. Porterrilia : «.4*p
S 39* " Port Costa. Lathrop. Merced."Mo-
desto, Fresno. Hanford. \U \u25a0 \u25a0
' salia. Tulare. Bakersfleld .J. 4.41»
«.40a "Siles. .San Ja». U»ennor».
Stockton CMllton). Valley
Sprinr. lone, Sacramento* 4.M*
8.48 a Sonora. Tnolumne and A n»els._ «-••»
»-W« Atlantic Express — Ogden *33*
9.00 a Reno, Tonopah. GoWfleld 4J3p
9.40 a .Richmond. Port Costa. Martinez.
and W»t Stations ; •.<•»
1 0 29 m Vallejo. Mare Island. Napa . 1 I.ZSa
10.29 a New Orleans Expr»ws— Baker*-
j field. Los Angeles, Deming, El
. Paso. New Orleans r I»M»
10J0a Port Costa. Martinez. Byron.
Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton, -
Merced. . Raymond, Fresno.
(Jos hen Junction. Hanford,
Lemoore. Visalla. Tulare. 7.85»
11.00 a The Overland Limited— Omaha.
Thicajro. Denver. Kansas City 7.23»
' 11.40 a Niles and Way Stations.._.^_™ 2.4J»
2.« a» Newark. Agnew, San Joae ..,._ 72*<*
3.0#» Benicia. .Wioterv Sacramento,
Woodland, Knights Landing.
\u25a0 Marysvllle and OroTllle H.4fa
3.21» ' Port Costa. Martinez. Byx>n.
Tracy. Modesto. Merced.
' Fresno .._..„ :.._ ~- — . \ &M 9
3 M* . Via Ti baron. West Napa. St.
. , Helena. Calistog* - \%Xb*
3.«» ' Portland Express. (Tla DaTls>,
Williams. Willows. Red Bluff.
Ashland. Portland and East MS*
J. 40» Niles and Way Stations 7.4»»
«.90j> Vallejo. Martinez. 6an Ramon.
Napa. Calistoga. Santa Rosa_ (.OS*
4.00p ' Niles. Tracy. Stockton Lodi ...._ »J«»
«.2«p Elmhnrst. Newark Centenrille »" t«.48»
• \u25a0 Agnew. Pan Jose. :__._• tlfctta
4.40p Hayward. Niles. Inrrngton. San *S3U
Jose. Livennore...^'. tH.4>» "
5.00j The Owl limited— Newman. Los
»c Banos. Meudota. Fresno. Tu-
lare. Bakersfteld. Los Angeles «.«•
5.29» Hayward. Niles and San Jose 7.08»
S.ZOo Vallejo. Port Costa. Benicla. Sui.
- snn. Sacramento ._.„„.._: U.2S*
«.««» China aud Japan Fast Mail—
O^den, Omaha. Chicago
Martinez. Stockton. Sacra-
mento. Reno, Sparks. ._ . 12.4*»
6.29» Hay ward. Niles and San Jose *.48a
7.«t» Tonopab Pass.— Port Costa. B©-
nk'ia. Suisun.'Elmlra. DUon.
./ Davis. Sacramento. Truckw
Ha7i»n, Fallon, Tonopah,
Ooldneid and*Keeler. 7.Ma
7.00* Vallejo. Besecia aud W»y Sta-
' tlons, Sunday only.™ lL2ta •
&20p Oregon Exprw — Sacramento.
Marysville. Redding. Port-
laud. Poiret Sound and X'»«. 1.43 a
; 9.00* Fast Mail— O gde n. Omaha. Chi-
\u25a0 cago,— Pueblo, Kansas City. ' r
9.Mp .Hunters Trafn7 'Saturday" only".
Newark. San Jose and way
stations - . . • tS.23* •
COAST LINE
• \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 '.'\u25a0;--- *»"(Third and Townsend Streets)
ClOa Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
Stations .. ._ :..„. *J0»
7.00 a Valencia St. Redwood, Jose.
Morzanhill. Gllroy. Pajaro.
Watsonville. Santa Cruz — Laa-
rel— Boulder Creek, Sallna3
Pel Monte. Monterey. Pacinc"
1.96 a Shore 'L'nTljiiiSted— San~'io»e!
Salinas, Pajo Robles Hot
*• Springs. San Luis Obispo, *
Santa Barbara. Los Angeles 9J9»
B.WI • Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
(Jrove • \u0084 ' j.i 1 9JOf
S.OOa Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Laurel.
.". Boulder Creek._: _. 9J9»
8.3»« The Coaster— San Jose, Sallnaa.
Paso Robles Hot, Springs.
Santa Margarita. San Lull
Obiipo, Guadahipe. . Santa
ffiffiEK Barbara. San Buenaventura,
Ozuard. Burbank. Los Angeles 11.45»
8.30 a Gllroy. Holllster. Tres Plnos. Pa.
jaro. Watson ville. Santa Cruz. *
* Castro ville. Del Monte. Pacifla
Grove. Surf. Lompoc... . 11.43*
9.05 a Valencia SL. South Sau Fran-
Visco.- Palo Alto." San Jo*e 7.48p
10.30 a Valencia St^ Burllngame. San
Mateo. Redwood. Palo. Alto.
San Jo3e.__^__.:._; IM*
11.39 a Valencia St. San Jose and Way
" Stations..-^:. 4.15»
2.009 Valencia St. San Jose and Way
Stations : . ". ' ' "*. ' . " .' US*
3.00p' Del Monte Express — Valencia
St.. San Jose. Gilroy, Wateon-
\u25bcille.'Santa Cruz. Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacinc Grove „_ 12.15*
3.M» Hollister. Tres Pinos :..„ . 5.40,
3.159 New Orleans Express— El Paso,
: San Antonio. Houston. New .
Orleans and Ea5t..™.;.:...-.-..;.. WIS»
3.15» San. .lose. Salinas, Paso Robles
• Hot Springs. Santa Barbara.
Los Angg1e5™.:....... . . \u0084..,_....^' 9.11 a.
3.15p Watsonville.' Santa Cruz. Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific
\u25a0 -\u25a0 - Gr0ve. ...:.. _-..^ . ... 11.43*
3.30? Valencia St; >-<v th San Fran-
cisco. San Jose, Hoi-
'•lister. Tres Pinos.:.._.. ./ IJ.iS.
4.309 Valencia St.. San Jose and Way} tS.M.
Stations.... '. > i9.IS»
{S.OOp Valencia St.. Burllngame. San
\u25a0 -Jt Mateo. Palo Alto. -Pan Jose,
' Lf>s Gatos. „ t9.BS«
" SJOy Valencia St. San Jose and Way
_\u25a0--'- Station* ...„....! .-„' 18.2O»
tf.OOp Valencia St.. Burlinarnme. Put
• \u25a0 : Mateo. Bcresford/; Belmont.
San ; Car!o.i. Rednood. Fair
Oaks. Meiilo Park. Palo Alto, .
- San Jose : . „.; 7.40«
S.3ob '.Valencia St.. Sun Jow» and Way
Stations ..\u25a0....._:..........: (JSa
S.OOp. Sunset Express— San Jose. Sali-
: nai. Pa*o Robles Hot Springs.
San Luis , Ol.Jspo. Santa Bar-
bara. Los A ll xeles. Deming. El \u25a0
Paso. New Orleans ..„.„..„' '10.15 a
,- S.OQp Golden ?tate Limited Sleeper-
El Paso. Kansas rity. St. Louis.
V Chicago....... :......;„...... tO.lSa
§.00»- Pajaro, ...Watson ville. Cap! tola,
Santa Cna, Castroville. Del
Monte. iVcific Grove :.„. 11.45*
I.15» ; Valencia St.. Ocean View. Palo
: t Alto. San Jose .„„... . __„.... 9.4U
tl.00» - Sacramento River Steamers tl.OO»
4.00J Tuesdays from Howard St. Wharf
No. 2/ "3. S." B r e a k w a t c r."
Manhfield/ Coquille. " Myrtle
.-\u25a0 \u25a0 , rolnt. - Ore..™. ™_ .„. , t».00»
.Union ; Transfer^ i Company agents coweci
- bagsrago and \u25a0 checks on trains of Southern '
1 1 Pacinc and deliver baggage to residence. They
are authorized to check baggags direct from
.rwiliMW. '--- '-.-.:• '-\u25a0 -, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0/\u25a0 . -:- \u25a0 .
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
"-•> (Foot of Market Street)
- . i. 7.00. 8X0. 9.00. 10.C0. 11.00 a. m.
12.00. 1X0. 2.00. 3 00. 4.00. 5.00. fI.QO. 8.00. 9.00 9. m.
X tor Morning/ , ' P for Afternooa
. • tSunday excepted. "tSonday only.
UXIQX ; .TRA>sPBk COMPAXY agents
collect \u25a0 bagrsraße and checks on trains
of- Southern Pacific and deliver bag-
gage to residence. They are authorized
to checks baggage .direct' from resi-
dence." Telephone '^Temporary 194a.~
MT. JAMALPAIS RAILWAY
:. .Via ' Sausallto Ferry, " Foot of . Market at.
\u0084 Lv. San Fran. ' ' V» -^^^a^ Lv. Tamalpal*
;Wk daylSandaj flß^^^^ Sunday Wk daj
! S 9:50 Al 8:25 A 'R^^W 10: W A »:1O A
1:45 !\u25a0 |9:BH'A-- \SO^ ' 1:05 P 1:03 P
lll:0O At IUM^ 2:30 P 4:30 P
Sat'darl 1:45 Pf . y^- •.-.' 4^o P Sat'dar
4,:35 P{ 3:15 pf '-" ,.-' . T .'.:\u25a0: '-'. r) 8:48 Pj 8.30 j* \u25a0
; On Lpßffl HolMaya Ttauis Bun on Sunday Tlm«/
' TICKET \u25a0 OFFICE AT SACSALITO \u25a0FERRY, y
' — ' *— wmm mlm^ mmmm ** "* " "* ***^ — — T^ mm '^ »^^j^»
c BAY ? ANP IXTERURBAX ROTITES .j.:
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
; - VALLEJOVand NAPA : ;
' XAPA VALLEY ' ROUTE t =
. MonticeUo S. S." Co. and Xapa : VaUey ; Electric
R.* R. Co. Close connections.
%:"'-Kci'6 — ROITXD TRIPS DAII,Y— « ' .
. ! Boataleave"Jiaii:FTanclßco 7:00.i*8:45 a. m^
12:30 noon." 3:15/ «:O«X':.»8:3O p.- m. »
San '" Francisco landing ; and • office, Clay^atrcet
Wharf, : North ; End t Ferry : building. ; Market-stre«<
;.Ferry.*;* l Meals:afla carte..- ; - \u25a0 '.•-..
•'\u25a0\u25a0' Phone Temporary 406.
: ..\u25a0\u25a0-' 'Lands 1 Navy Yard direct.
Weekly Gall, $1 per Year
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