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800 Crown- Point.. 34 1500 Scorpion .... 10
200 Crown Polat.. 35 200 Sierra Net 70
400 Exchequer ... 55 200 Sierra NeT .'.. 66
500 Hale & Norc. 65 500 Union Coa . 63
2(K) Hale & Norc, 66 200 Uaton Ooa ... 63
SS^tt&jß 10 ° Y<Uow J-etau - 90
CLOSUJQ QUOTATIONS
Bld.Ask.l \ Bi<LAsk
Alpha 14 Injustice 05 07
Alta — OSjLady Waah ..05 —
Andes 19 20; Mexican 90 82
lielcber 47 4S N Gould &C. 18 —
Best & 8e1ch.1.30 — New I'ork Coa 07
Bruas C Va.. 04 — Accidental ... 47
l-.runs Garage. OS — |Ophlr 2.55 2.60
Bullion 31 35;Overmaa 18 19
Caledonia ... 50 58!Potosl 18 20
Challenge ... 26 27 1 Bleb. Eureka. .6.50
Chollar 14 16 Savage 03 84
Confidence ... — l.Gs;Scorpion 10 11
Con UcperlaL 02 03 Sec Belcbcr .. 08 10
Con Va M Go. S3 84! Sierra NeT ... 65 66
Crown Point.. S3 34,Silrer Hill ... 60 65
Exchequer ... 52 56, Standard C0n.. 3. 00 —
Gould A Cur. 83 34 St Louis 08
Hale 4 Norc. &5 90; Union 000 C 263
Kentock — 12, Utah 06 07
•iu!l» 10 —| Yellow Jacket. 85 00
TONOPAH AM) GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Regular Session— B :S0 to 12:50
600 Adam* 22 3000 Jum Ex Leas. 25
MO Alice of Won. 20J4000 Kendall Ex .. 06
1000 Alice of Woa. 111,1300 Uge Harris 06
1000 Amethyst ... 51J1509 Little Grey ". 45
1000 Amethyst ... 52 1 500 Lou DUlon ' 22
3000 Apr Fool Ex. 04:2500 Lou DUloa '." 21
1000 Atlanta 842000 Lone Star ... 35
2000 Atlanta, b 10. 85 6000 Man Beliaont. OS
ni°on i°o Atlanta 85[ .100 Man Cowboy.. OS
3000 Blk B Bonan* 12] 200 Man Cowboy 10
13,000 Blk Bte Kx. 13!60oO Man Crescent. 11
«?™ r» Do - • 5 1312000 Man HumboWt 12
2000 Blue Bell ... 27,1000 Mlnaa Pedrazz 88
1000 Blue Bull ... 48; 3000 Man Shoaebar. 07
7c>o Bonnie Clare. 47(3500 Mayflower Ooa 52
> V i9S. SOOS 001 * 92 ;15OO Mac Namara .. 01
f -600 Boston Ton .. 181 100 Mmhawk, 8 2.17.00
luO Bullfrog Ex.. - lIjSOOO Motawk Oon.. 56
1000 Bullfrog Mm. 3311000 Mohawk Ex .. 33
1000 Blfrg N Star. 13 2000 Mohawk Frac. 25
2CK.O Btte Goldneld 101 600 Mon Pitta Ex. 27
4000 Do, a 10../ ill 300 Montana 8.80
1 £K> Columbia 1.05! 200 Montana ...3.77H
1000 Columbia Mt. 1.05:2500 Mont Bullfrog. 11
4000 Oolum M E,«5 08 1000 Montgomy Mt. 37
1500 Ooa Fract10a.5.75;5000 Mustang Anx. 03
1000 Daisy, s 10.3.12%11000 Mustang Ex . . 13
2500 Daisy Ex ... 03; 3500 Mustang Man. 27
1000 Daisy Ex ... 08,1500 Nev Boy 20
liKK) Den Blfg Anx 29 1 100 Nev Boy 19
5000 Dmdfld Tragl. 625400Q NeT Wonder.. 80
1500 Eagle's Nest.. 25,1000 Do, b30.... 81
500 E Com Wond. 20 1500 North Star ... 3S
1000 Empire 15| 100 Ohio Ton 18
1000 Fatrrw S Kng 52 1000 Old Gold Mines 05
500 Gold Bar 1.25. 1000 Old Gold Mines 06
s!*> Gold Bar . .1.27*»i1450 Orig Bullfrog. 22
6000 Gold Anchor.. 40 1000 Orig Man 25
500 Gold Crowii .. 16,1400 Paymaster ... 02
1000 Gold Sceptre. 43 4000 Perm Blfrg .. 11
500 Gold Sceptre. 44|iO(w Pine Nut 25
1000 G Br G1d.530.1.00;i500 Do. b6O 27
250 Old Oon M...9.00i 400 Pine Nut 24
400 Do. s 30...9.0W! 800 Pitts S Peak.. 1.50
2000 Gldfld Joshua. 25) 100 Pitts S Pk. 1.524
1300 Gld Kew&nos. 1.75! 1000 Bed Hills 23
500 Do, b 80. 1.77 Hi 1 COW Red Top Ex.. 44
1000 Gld Queen M. 3'): Si**} Brd Top Ex.. 48
1000 Guldyke Reef. 13 1000 Do, sSO 43
1000 Do, b 30. .. 34 r.i'o Bed Top Frac. 11
2UOO Grandma 30 200 Kescue Coa . . 22
50 Great Bend.. .1.15! 100 Bed Top 4.00
2000 Great Bend. 1. 12!^: 5500 Ruby Wonder. 32
1000 Grt Bend Ex. 3«:5000 Sandstorm Ex. 10
1000 Do. b 80. .. 38 1000 7 Troughs Cleg 13
250 H Hooligan.. 10J1500 Syl Humphrey. 10
HKX> H Hooligan., llj 500 Shoshn Nat Bk 06
1000 Hlbernia 18 2000 St Irea 1.30
1000 Hlndocraft .. 171 500 Tecopa Con ...l.<>s
400 Home 10! 100 Ton Exten ...4.50
IMH) Homestake X.1.401 500 Tramp C0n.. 1.57*4
1500 Ind Ton 02;l<*X> Yankee Girl .. 18
1200 Jack Pot LjwiOOO Yellow Horse.. 09
500 J Bctler Ex. 10] 100 Yellow Tiger.. 13
Informal Session — 12:30 to 2 p. in.
3000 Arcadia lOiMOO Lone Star SO
3000 Atlanta S>'JI.«O Lou Dillon ... 21
1500 Atlanta isf. 500 Lou DUlon ... 20
moo Baltimore ... 06 2000 Lucky Star .. 20
* 4000 Blk B Bonan* 1311000 Lucky Star .. 22
B 2000 Black Bock .. 10] 700 Man Buffalo .. 08
" 4000 Blue Bell ... 277000 Man Dexter .. 85
5000 Bine Bell ... 26' 7000 Man Dexter .. 30
55<»0 Blue Bull ... 4911500 M High Grade 19
25H0 Do. b 60... 51 7000 Mayflower Con 51
1500 Blue Bull ... 48 4000 Mayflower Con 52
500 Booth 93 4000 MacNamara .. 60
.-.ih< Booth »2 5«0 Midway 2.05
10(>0 Brooklyn 04 500 Midway 2.02^
2500 Blfg Nat Bk. 62 1000 Mohawk Anx.. 09
3000 Btte Goldfleld 10.SOO0 Mohawk Anx.. 10
2000 Columbia Mt.1.05;6000 Mohawk Anx.. 11
2000 Colum Mt..1.02M,i 4<K> Mohawk Am.. 12
1000 Conqueror ... 22l 156 Montana 8.75
22<X) Com Fr*ction,s.7sll2(K» Montana ...5.82V4
15fiO Coin Frac. .5. 62^2500 Montana 3. 65
3000 Daisy, b 60. .3.25,1000 ilohawk Ex . . 30
1100 Daisy 3.17H! &00 Mont Mid Ex. 15
SIOO Daisy 3. 15 8000 Mont Pitts Ex. 27
•900 Daley Anx .. 1912000 Mon Pitts Ex. 26
WOO Do. b 30... 2<V 400 Do. slO 29
1000 Dm B Btte C. 50; 1000 Montgomy Mt. 37
1000 Dm B Btte C. 51! 1000 Mtg Shos Ex. 22
1000 Dmdfld Trngl. ft}' 3soo Mustang Anx. 03
3000 Dmtiad TrngL 622000 NeT Goldfield. C 9
2000 Dixie 1411000 NeT Goldneld. 70
3000 Esperanza ... 02:4000 NeT Hill Ex. 50
1000 Fairrw E Bck S7I 500 NeT Hill Ex. 51
1000 Fairrw a Bck 3812000 Old Sol Blfrg. 3*
2000 Fairr»r B Rck 408000 Old Sol Blfrg. 1!»
1000 Falrrw 3 Kng 52J2000 Old Sol Blfr*. 20
1000 Gold Ba? ..1.274! 600 Orig Blfrg .. 21
8000 Gold Bar ..1.22 »* 6000 Oro 51
1000 Gold Bar Frac 20 2000 Oro 48
3000 Do, b 80... 19 4000 Paymaster ... 03
1000 G Br G1d.830.1.00 1000 Pine Nut. b 60 25
' 1000 Gold Center.. 22 2000 Pine Nat 25
2000 G Gld Bar Ex 2S;i000 Pln« Nut 24
3300 Gld Con M...9.00!l000 Bed Hills 28
500 Do. s 50... 9. 00 i 11.000 Bed Top Ex 44
650 Gld Con M.9.12 M.16500 Bed Top Ex.. 43
1000 GldUd Fissure 06 4000 Syl Humphrey. 10
600 Gld Kewanos. l.7s6ooo Silver Pick..l.42Mi
1000 Gld Souvenir. 15! 500 SUtct Pick ..1.40
1000 Gld 8d Chance 2211000 St Ires 1.30
12.500 Grt Bend.l.l2^l looo Sun Dor t>4
1500 Great Bend.. .1.10 1000 Toano Frisco.. 19
1500 Great Bend. ..1.15 2<X»o Ton Lode 17
31XK) Hladocraft .. IS; 800 Ton of NeT.17.00
500 Homestake 1.42U1 &Xi Tramp Con ..1.55
200 JJm Butler . .11*0:2000 Tramp C0n. .1.67%
1000 Do, b 60.1.12^i! 500 Do, b3O 1.65
, 40CO Johnnie Cons. 18 4000 Verde 04
V V|() Do, b 10... 19' 1000 Walker Lake.. 10
f :«« Jem El L,b3o 2G, 1000 Wonder 06
iOOO Jum Ex L,bCO 2715000 Yel Horse Ex. 21
4.VK) KendaU 50 2000 Do, b3O 22
1000 Kendall Ex... 05! 1000 YeUow Bose.. IS
?r*oo? r *oo Kendall Ex... OGIIOOO Yellow Tiper.. 16
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
• Bid. ask. Bid. A«k.
Airouaut 4.70 — Death Valley.. 03 —
Bos Gwtr Cop — 10 Gwtr Pay Cop — 25
Brunswick ... 50 65 Gwfr Bl Oxuie — 60
On Eureka... 74 75 j S Eureka MCo 05 —
NEVADA
Tonopah District
Belmont 6.37 • — | Midway Ex... — 40
Boston Ton... 18 IS.Mizpah Ex — 37
California ... 15 18|Montan« 3.60 3. 32
Cashboy 10 12 Mont Mdwy Ex — 17
Esperacza ... 02 03 Mon Plttsb Ex 26 27
F.ureka Ton... — OS Nevada Alpine — 1.25
Golden Anchor 40 41 1 N T Ton Con. — 10
Golden Crown. 16 17| North Star.. 1 .. 87 40
Gold Mountain 05 07jOhio Tonopah.. 18 19
Gold Mtn Con 01 — |PaTm«Fter 02 03
3re.»t Wertern '04 05] R*d Rock Ex. 02 03
Gypsy <in Con — 23 I Rescue Cons... 20 22
Home 10 13 Tonopah Ex. . .4.50 4.90
Indiana Ton.. 02 03 Ton Gold West — 12
lowa Tonopah — OS Ton Home Con 02 —
- Jim 8ut1er... 1.07 1.10 Ton Silver & Q — 14
Jin Butler Ex — 10 Ton of NeT.. — 16.75
Little Ton — 2.75 West End 1.65 —
MacNamara •• W 61 West Tonopah. — 25
Midway- 2.02 2.05 West Ton Ex. 13 —
Goldneld District
Adams 21 221 Goldid Union.. — 08
Aloha — 15|Grandma ..... 26 30
Atlanta 84 65j Great Bend. ..1.12 1.15
Baltimore Gfld — 09 Great Beal An 23 25
Black Ant*... 12 IS| Grt Bend Con. — 13
B B Bonanza. 12 13 j Great Bend Ex 35 86
The Death Valley Chuck- Walla says:
"God made the seashore for the idler and the fisherman ;
God made the desert for those who have the grit — \u25a0
And the man who likes it broiling
And takes his part o' toiling \
Is classified as thoroughbred — he's the one who makes
the hit." '^ ;-'; -'
"God makes the diamond for the ballroom and the limelight ;
God gave his free gold to lend the gem a tone — >* 1
But the man who finds the treasure
Has a damn sight keener pleasure
In his desert plain and starlight, than the man who wears
I'say: "BUY HIN DOCRAFT around 16 cents.
WHY: The company is in good ore now; they
have let a FIVE HUNDRED FOOT CONTRACT
- to Wheaton & Co. to be completed as quickly as
men can do the work, which will make this the
deepest mine in the district Watch the results." .
W. J. ARKELL, Manhattan, Nev. 1
f£? U i te vExu Ex - 13 " Hibernla ..... 17 18
Bk i??!*- m 10 Highland OS 10
£}"c" c gel 27 28 Jumbo 4.00 —
«S a «"""— 48 « Jumbo Ex.., ..2.47 —
ni^vi QuarU " — 30 Jumbo Ex Leas 25 —
2™"3J? • • •». OS 05 Kendall ...... BO 52
S°"£ Goldfld. 10 12 Kendall Ex...« 05 06
f^n »2 93 Kewana Ex. . . 40 .46
S°D ; 1.05 1.20 Laguna — 1.75
Xw U V.VL- 1 - 02 1 - 05 Lone \u25a0 Star 84 86
9® I ," nbl .a Mt0.1.02 1.05 Lou Di110n.... 21 . 23
Colum Mtn Ex 08 09 Mayne 17 18
Com Fraetion.s.62 6.75 May Queen.... '— 80
Commonwealth — 89 Mdngt Pawnee 10 11
r??2k erOr •••.• 22 25 Mllltown MCo 43 45
Cracker Jack. 17 20 Mllltown Frac. 05 07
">£* .• 3.10 3.15 Mohawk 17.00 . —
Daisy Annex. . 19 20 Mohawk An. .. 03 09
n T . E^ 0S 09 Mohawk Ex. .. 29 30
T^fn S n^ en - — ° 7 Mohawk Junior 09 10
n&PJZ/Ql — 8° Mohawk Frac. — 25
Dlamndfld Trl 62 83 Nevada 80y. . . 19 20
£ U1 « • 14 15 Nevada Goldfld 68 70
v2?. 11J^ a •••• M — Nev Western.. — 08
B-ddle Goldfld. — 08 Oro 48 49
Empire 14 15 Original Velvet — 18
Esmeralda ... 26 — Old Gold Mines «5 —
**deral — 15 Palace Goldfld. 15 —
** wn — 08 Panyan — 10
Florence 2.75 — Pennsylvania.. 03 05
Florence Ex.. 27 — Potlatch — 83
Fnmees-Mhwk 90 05 Red Hills 23 29
£ ri s«L 15 18 Red L10n.....V 14 —
God Bar Gfld.l.oo — Red Top 8.60 —
Gold Bar Frac 19 20 Red Top Ex.. 45 —
Gfid Belmont. 65 — Red Top Frac. 10 11
Gfld C Mlnes.B.B7 9.00 Sandstorm .... 78 75
Ooldnd Comb. 28 — Sandstorm Ex. 09 10
Gldlld Fissure. 0« 08 Silver Pick 1.12 1.45
G H*p Hunch 10 — Silver Pick Ex JO IS
Ooldfld Herald 03 08 SpenrhetJ Gold 1 .00
Gfld Mof X. 1.40 1.55 Spearhd Frac. 35 40
Goldfld Meda.. 07 09 St Ives 1.30 1.32
Goldfld N Star — 15 St Ives Leasing — 15
Gfld Portland. — 35 ! Sun Dog 04' 03
Gfld Red King — 20 Sunnyside .... — 08
Gold Flat — 20 Treasure — 19
Gold Hill 01 —Verde 03 04
Goldfld Joshua — 25 Vernal 22 23
Gfld L Strike. — 15 W^verly — 22
Gfld Kewano».l.7o 1.73 Wonder 00 07
Goldfld Rand. 05 — Yellow Hm.. 15 16
Gfld Souvenir. — 14 Yellow Tiger.. 15 —
Gld Sovereign. 15 — |
Bullfrog District
Alliance 10 12 Homesrk K1ng.1.85 1.40
Amargosa G M 05 — Homestake Ex. — 20,
Amethyst Cl C 2 Lice Harris... 05 06
Beatty MM Co — 10 Little Bullfrog 04 05
Big Bullfrog..' 05 06 Mayflower An. — 13
Black Spar. . . — 10 Mayflower Con. 61 52
Boni Mt Gold — 10 Mayflower Ex. — 12
Bonnie Clare.. 45 46 Maryland — 04
Blfrg Annex.. 04 05 Midnight — 20
Blfrg Banner. — 80 Montana Blfrg. 10 11
Bullfrog Comb — 11 Mt Hill Mima — * 10
Bullfrog Cons. — 06 Montjromry Mt. 86 37
Blfrg Daisy. . S3 40 Mont-Shosh Ex 22 24
Bullfrog Ex. . . 12 — Nugget — 11
Blfrg Belmont — 15 Ohio Blfnr 10 —
Bfg Gold R**f — 30 Old Sol Blfrg. — 20
Blfrg Jumper. — 07 Original Blfrg. 21 22
Blfrg Midas.. 50 — Orlg G Bar Ex — 10
Blfrg MCo N 35 36 Pennsvlv Blfrg — 11
Blfrg Natl Bk 62 54 Red Bird — 04
Blfrg N Star. 12 13 Rhyolite Twnst 03 05
Blfrg Sunset.. 14 16 Shoshone — 07
Blfrg Victor.. 20 26 Sliosh Natl Bk — 06
Blfrg Winner. 15 — Skookum Blfrg — 23
ChinarNev ... — 08 Stelnway — 25
Croesus — CO Tramp C0n5.. .1.55 1.57
Den Blfrg An. 28 29 Tecopa C0n.... — 1.10
Den Rush Ex. — 10 Valley View... — 18
Gold Bar 1.22 1.25 Velvet 12 —
Gold Bar Anx 12 — Ventura .. 15 —
Gold Bar Ex. 03 — Wolverine — 04
Gold Center... — 20 Yankee 80y.... — 20
Golden Sceptre 42 43 Yankee Girl... 13 14
Hap Hooligan. 10 —
Manhattan District
April Fool Ex 04 05 !'an Jackson.. 10 17
Atlan & Vac. 05 06 Man Jumbo... — 05
Bonanza Ex... 10 12 Man Little Joe 05 06
Bull Dog 04 05 Man MCo Nev 15 17
Comet 02 03 Man Mammoth — 15
Double Eagle.. — 04 Man Mohawk. . 09 *13
Gold Wedge.. IB 17IMan Monarch.. 07 09
Granny G If. — 231 Man Monitor. . 04 —
Hlndoeraft .. 17 — !Man Oreana... — 19
Indian Camp. 54 Bs!Man Plute 11 —
Jumping Jack. — 311 Man Red Top. — 06
Little Grey... 45 46 Man Russ — 08
Man Astoria.. — 20 Man Sedan.,.. — 05
Man Atlas — 09 Man So Mints. 04 05
Man Belmont. 02 03 Man United... 15 —
Man Big Four. 08 13 Man Verde 04 —
Man Bl Horsa — 11 Man Vlr G M. — 0«
Man Broncho. 16 17 Man Wisconsin — 11
Man Buffalo.. — 10 Man Wolftone. 25 —
Man.Cndelaria 08 —Mineral mil.. — 06
Man Carson.. — 09 Mustang Man.. 27 28
Man Central.. 02 03 Mustang An... 02 03
Man Cons — 90 Mustang Ex... — 15
Man Con Ex. . — 18 Nemo Man — 17
Man Comb — 12 Original Man. . 25 2«
Man Crescent. 11 12 Pine Nut 24 25
Man Cowboy.. 07 08 Seyler Hmphry 10 11
Man Dexter. . . 30 S3 Stray Dog 48 50
Man Frisco. . . — 26 Taquima Coppr — 12
Man Gold Gate 20 — Thanksgiving. . 10 13
Man Gold King 02 04 United Man... 15 —
Man Gold Nug — OS Whale 09 10
Man H Grade. 17 — Yellow Horse.. 08 09
Man Ivanhoe.. 25 — Yel Horse Ex. 18 —
Man Humboldt 11 —
Other Districts
Alice of Won. 18 20 Lee Bonanza.. 15 —
Arcadia — 25 Mountn Cedar. 17' —
Centen Goldfld — 60 Nev Con Stock — ' 15
Cyrus Noble.. — 17 Nevada Hills. .3.75 3.85
Clifford M Co. — ' 03 Nev Hills Ex. — 50
E Com Wonder — 20 X H Florence. 13 —
Fly Gibraltar. — 25 Nev Tule Gold — 48
Cop — 20 Nevada Wonder -80 "-•—
*..!klp's Nest. 25 27 N Star Wondar — 24
Fairvw Aztec. — 30 Pittsb S Peak.l.6o 1.52
Fvw Hailstone — : • 14 Ramsey Wonder — . 29
Fairrw Eagle. — 85 Red Wing — 33
Falrvw Rd Mt — 33 Reese Riv Gold 16 —
Frvw R Rock — 36! RR Gold Stand. — 10
Frvw S King. 51 62 Rocco Homestk — 08
Flor G Red X 20 — I Round Mt 97 1.00
Globe Johnnie 40 — Rnd Mt Alpine — 15
Goldyke Reef. 13 14 Round Mt Ex. 25 —
Gold Quartz.. 34 85 Rift Blue Jkt 20 —
Ida Mines — 24 Ruby Wonder. 32 83
Ida Mac Annex — 05 Sil Peak MCo — 10
Interstate ... — 05 Sil Pk Mayflwr 50 —
Jack Pot 1.50 — 7 Trouehs Cleg — 15
Johnnie Cons. — 18 Toano- Frisco. .. — 15
Kwich GM Co 02 — Vulture — 80
Kawicb Keyst 02 — Walker L Hla 10 —
Kwch MCo N 01 — | Wndrlnd MCo 20 —
: •
."Northern Wheat Market
OREGOV
PORTLAND. Feb. 15.— WHEAT— Club. 69c;
blueatem. 71@72c; valley, 70c: red, 67@68c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Feb. 15. — WHEAT — Unchanged.
Bluestem. 71c; club. 69c; red, 67c.
NEW THEATER BUILDING
WILL COST $103,000
Application was made to Board of
Works by T. H. B. Varney and J. Gr? en
yesterday for a permit to erect a two
story class A theater building 1 in Va
lencia street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth, at a cost of $103,000.
Other applications for building per
mits were filed by the following:
M. and C. Detnlng, Jackson street and Mont
gomery avenue, $57,200; Sampson Tarns, Mar
ket street, near Second. $39,200; Marie S. Bal
lard. First avenue, near Lake, $26,030; R.
E. Bothln. Pacific street, near Battery, $12,000;
Pockwite A Schnutenhaus, Valencia street, near
Seventeenth, $29,000; C. E. Came, Harrison
street, near Hitch. $24,000; H. E. Bothln,
Howard street, near East, $16,000.
ROBBED OF DIAMOND RlNG— lgnaUous Mc-
Hcgh of 710 Baker street reported to the police
yeeterday that a burglar had stolen a $175 ring
from his borne.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALI^/ SATURDAY, S FEBRUARY ' 16, 1907,
CORPORATION PREPARING
TO CEASE RELIEF WORK
Advisability of Closing the
Emergency Department
Is Considered
Members of the Relief Corporation
are preparing to bring their work to
an end at as early, a date as possible,
and at Its meeting yesterday the execu
tive committee called for a report from
the committee of rehabilitation on' the
advisability of permanently dosing the
department of special relief. The senti
ment expressed at. the meeting was to
the effect that It was time to discon
tinue emergency relief and allow other
charitable institutions; to take charge
of that branch of the work.
The Relief Corporation has not used
up half of (be money contributed for
the refugees of San^Francisco, and thus
it will be a considerable time before it
can go completely out of existence.
Much of the remaining money, which
amounts to almost $3,000,000, will be
used to encourage the rebuilding of , the
city, and a large part of it will be
turned over to various charitable
bodies.
Since the relief work began In San
Francisco there has been expended but
little more than $2,000,000 of the fund
raised for that purpose. It is the opin
ion of the members of the Relief Cor
poration that all of the.money must be
spent for the aid of those who suffered
in the San FranoiEOO earthquake and
fire, for it was donated for that pur
pose.
The emergency relief department,
which is to go out of existence, is un
der the direction of Dr. Gunn. By, the
beginning of March it is planned to
make a considerable reduction in the
number of office employes.
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR
RAISING FIREMEN'S PAY
The Fire Commission decided yester
day to recommend to the Supervisors
that a charter amendment be submitted
to the voters for a schedule of "In
creased salaries for^ members of the
Fire Department. A delegation Vjf fire
men appeared before the commission
and the schedule was adopted' after
additional Increases were recommended
for the chief engineer and his assist
ants and the battalion chiefs. The
new schedule provides for the follow
ing monthly salaries: *•
Chief engineer, $416; first assistant,
$300; second assistant, $250; battalion
chiefs, $225; captains oi companies,
$155; lieutenants, $142.50; hosemen,
truckmen, first year's service, $100; for
second year, $110; for third year, $120;
superintendent of engines, $200; clerk
and commissary, $150; draymen, $100;
stablemen, $100; watchmen, $100, and
superintendent of horses, $150; engi
neers, $140.
Another amendment was adopted
providing for amending the charter so
that | a fireman may be pensioned on
half salary at the age of 65 years, or
after 25 years of consecutive service in
the department, instead of waiting un
til 65 years of age, as at present.
The Commissioners will request the
Supervisors to transfer a city lot In
Francisco, street, near Stockton, to the
department to be used as a site for a
corporation yard and repair shop.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
\u25a0 - \u25a0 '*?". \u25a0 . — — -,\ .. - "\u25a0 \u25a0•-,; \u25a0
The following marriage ' licenses were lssaed
in this city February 15:
George V. Dabovich, 29, 141R O'FarreU St..
and Naste T. Mitrovich, 19, 1317 Grove st.
William E. Clark, 48. and Nettle E. Deglow
39. both of San Francisco. .
Jonathan E. Gardiner, 33. . Watsonville, and
Charlotte Sanderson. 30, 2310 Washington st.
Louis Johnson, 25. and Alma E. Selahn 23
both of 2375 Bush st.
OAKLAND, Feb. 15.— The following marriage
licenses were Issued today:
Clyde C. McAfee, 30, and Josephine Das-
nieres, 29, both of San Francisco.
J. C. Rhodes, 18, and Theresa Sequeria. 18.
both of Oakland.
Thomas B. Mcßae, 33, and Laura M. Howard
83, both of Oakland. • .
Fred W. FUher, 27, Berkeley, and Ida Hum-
mel, 21, Oakland.
* James B. Logan, 21, and Florence Boyd, 19,
both of San Francisco.
Richard yon Weller, 26, and Anna I>. Juelfs,
S2, both of San Francisco.
Harry L. Miller, 24, Stockton, and Jessie M.
Blade. 23, Hayward. , .
Walter C. Alvarez, 23, San Francisco, and
Harriet S.* Smythe, 22, Berkeley.
Edward Johnson, 25, and HHlevi O. W. John-
son. 25, both of Oakland. - -
Harley E. Hoorler, 22, and Mabel Tyler, 23,
both of San Francisco. .
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 persons author-
lted 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
BATT — In this City, February 14, IPO7, to
the wife of Saul C. Batt, a daughter..
CLARK— -In this city, November 24, 1906 to
the wife of Edward J. Clark (nee Kennedy),
a son.
MARCUSE— In this city, February 15, 1007, . to
the wife of Seymour C. Marcuse, a son.
NASH— In this city. February 12, 1007, to the
wife of C. M. Nash (nee Paul), a son.
ROSS— In this city, February 7, 1907, to the
wife of Daniel L. s Ross, a daughter.
MARRIAGES * ~
DONNELLY— BEDFORD— In this city, Febru-
ary 12, 1907, by the Rev. Robert J. Kenna
ff. J., William P. Donnelly of Cbico and
Mary E. Bedford of Anderson. (Chico, Cal.,
papers please copy.) • .
HALLETT— RICHARDS— In this city, Febru-
ary 14, 1907, by the Rev. I. C. Meserve
D. D., Eugene Maurice Hallett and Isabelle
Martha Richards, both of Nevada City. Cal.
— DEATHS i "~~~~
Anderson, Nance..... 80 McGHI, Catherine.... 72
Batt (infant) McNamara (Infant)
Blankensteln, H. N. 63 , McSherry, Mariana.; 21
Clark, Elizabeth P.. .79 Meehan, William.... 38
Cooper, Teresa (mass) ... Ofelth, Alice N......" 1
Coyne, Frank 62 Paul, Samuel F....73
Doherty, Jos. C. ..... IS Rlchter, Ernest 0... 46
Fee, Ellen M.... ... 33 Spauldlng, N. H. - 70
Fitzpatrick, Annie... 53 Stewart (infant)
Foley, Bridget...... — Tamplin, Charles... 63
Franklin, Jos. J 14 Tarleton, Esther..., l
Howley, Sister Mary Wagner, Elsa .... :20
(Sister of Mercy).. 82 Walker, Mary S. . .62
Johnson, Geo. X. ... 27 Walsh, Elizabeth . io
Leavitt, Walter T.. 60 Wrobloff, Caroline..! 60
MacCormack.vJ. J.... B5 -Young Men's Insti-
McCormick, John. . .48 tnte (mass)
ANDERSON— In Suisun, l Cal.,' February 12
. 100", • Nance Anderson, beloved mother of
Mrs. 3. Jorgensen, Peter Monk and the -late
Mrs. P. Lund of Napa. Cal., a native of Den-
mark, aged SO ; years. - - . : ;-'-^-, _\u25a0\u25a0-
* Friends and acquaintances i are respectfully
Invited ' to attend .- the funeral • tomorrow (Sun-
day), February i 17, at 1 :30 .p. m., i from the
.; mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate - Under-
taking Company, 2476 Mission n street, near
Twenty-first. Interment Cypress • Lawn Ceme-
tery, by . electric funeral car from corner of
Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue at 2
o'clock p. m. i ' ' , _
BATT— In. this city, ' February 15, 1907, infant
» ' daughter '\u25a0_ of Saul , and ) Rose : Batt. \u25a0
BLANKENSTEIN— In "this city, February . 14,
1907, Henry N.' Blankenstein, beloved husband
of Julia Blankensteln, . and father -of Milton
H.' Blankenstein, a native of New.* York, aged
\63 years 7; months and 27; days. -\u25a0 • !\u25a0-.-.'
Friends are \u25a0_ respectfully . Invited to attend
the funeral services -tomorrow V (Sunday), at 2
.p. m.,: at; the chapel' of N." Gray & Co., 2196
Geary ' street. ' corner : of ' Devlsadero. ; Frlenns
can i view the " remains , at ! the parlors >at Jj .
Gray& Co- . until time of funeral. Interment
„ private. C . \u25a0. t. • : \u0084;..'.,,.. \u25a0\u25a0
CLARK— In this city, February: 15, 1007, Ellm-
beth . P. \u25a0 Clark, beloved ; wife of - Alfred i Clark,
and mother ; of , Mrs: W.*-, H. -, Wilson * and Mrs.
: H. J. - Nlcolson, -a . native . of New • York,' ' aged
70 fears 1' month . and 10 • days. - ' i * -
f " :' \u25a0\u25a0 • - \u25a0 : --*-;\u25a0\u25a0;/ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0':;..-.: f \ -^'v./
COOPER — A month's mind mass • for . the re-
pose of ' the soul of Teresa ... Cooper \u25a0 will be
celebrated today (Saturday), v at ;>. St. Vln-
' cent de - Paul's Chnrch, • Stelner xand ".Green
streets.. Friends I and acquaintances are *• In-
vited. \u25a0 .\u25a0; / \u25a0 \u25a0 - - •:.\u25a0 .-•;-.-.:. -.- ;•;*„'•>:•
COYNE — Entered • into rest,- February "14 . 1907
. Frank ; Coyne, beloved husband : of • the ' late
Elizabeth Coyne, brother of Mrs. , Michael De-
vltt.of Connecticut, and cousin of Annie Ryan-
hart, a native of County,; KUkenny, Ireland
agred 62 years. \u25a0 : rv v . ; ,,,., "
: \u25a0 Friends and acquaintances ! are respectf oily
Invited to attend the funeral 'tomorrow ' (Sun-
day), at 11 a. m.. from the funeral parlors
.of Samuel McFadden \u25a0&' Co., - 1070 ' Haiffht
street, thence to St. Joseph's • Church for
services at 12 o'clock. Interment Holy
. Cross Cemetery. A requiem mass for \u25a0 the re-
' pose of his soul will be • celebrated *at St
Joseph's Church Monday \u25a0 morning at 9 o'clock'
Friends are ; invited. '• .r, ." f • '
DOHERTY— In San Luis Oblspb, Cal February
14, 1007. Joseph C. \Doherty, dearly beloved
son of John and. the late Mary Doherty and
brother of Thomas Doherty, Mrs. B. Thomas
Mrs. Agnes Cunningham, Mrs. Birdie Hesse
and the late John 'Doherty; a native of Vic-
toria, B. C. aged 18 years and 2 months
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains'" at
the funeral parlors of J. G. O'Connor & Co
770 Turk street. -,_ : , ,-' ''
FEE— In Oakland. Cal., February 15 1907 El-
len M., beloved wife of John' f' Fee ' and
loving mother -of William P., John -F* • Jr
a James E., Thomas H. and ? Mary E. Fee' anil
the late Annie L. Fee, a -native of the
parish of Ballinyary, County Tipperary Ire-
land, aged S3 years and 15 days. ,
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral \u25a0 tomorrow (Sun-
day), February 17, at 2 p. m from the un-
dertaking parlors of ' Beaudry & McAvoy ' 873
Washington street, Oakland, thence to' St
Anthony's „ Church, where services will be
held. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery A re-
. qulem high mass for the repose . of her soul
will be celebrated Monday, February. 18. ...
FITZPATRICK-4n this V city, February -14
1907, Annie, beloved wife of Daniel Fitzpat-
rick, loving annt of ! Lillie - and Annie San-
ders, and sister of the late Mary Sanders
a native of County Louth,- Ireland, aged 53
years. .
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day), at 12 o'clock xn.,- from the. parlors
of Carew & English. 1618 Geary street, thence
to St. Michael's Church, Ocean View, for
Benrices. commencing at 1:30 o'clock Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
FOLEY— In this city, ! Febrnary 15, 1907,
Bridget, dearly beloved sister of Michael Foley
the late Mrs. T: Misglll and Mrs. D. RUey',
a native of Ireland. . ... .
Notice of funeral hereafter. .
FRANKLIN — In San Jose, Cal., February 15.
1907, Joseph J., beloved son of Abo and
Teresa Franklin, and brother of Harry and
Milton Franklin, a native of San Francisco,
. Cal., aged 14 years 5 months and 5 \u25a0 days.
. Friends are respectfully invited -to attpnd
the funeral tomorrow (Sunday), at 2 o'clock
p. m., from the W. li. Woodrow Undertaking
Company's parlors, 117 South First street, San
Jose. Interment Home of Peace Cemetery,
San Jose.
HOWLEY— In this city. February 14, 1907. Sis-
ter Mary Howley (Sister of Mercy), a native
of Ireland, aged 82 years.
The funeral will, take place today (Sat-
urday),, at the termination of a requiem mass
for the repose of her soul,: which will be cele-
brated at 9 a. m in the chapel of St. Cath-
erine's Home, Potrero avenue and Twenty-
\u25a0 second street. Holy Cross Cemetery.
JOHNSON— In ( this city, Febrnary 15, 1907,
George Kid Johnson, dearly . beloved . husband
of \u25a0 Mamie Johnson, ' father ; of Davle and
George Johnson, son of Mrs. C. Halverson.
brother of Jnmes Johnson, and stepbrother of
Rosie Halverson, a native of San Francisco,
Cal., aged 27 years 10 months and 21 days'
A member of Golden Gate Aerie No. 61, F. *o!
E., and of Court Columbia, F. O. A.
Rematns at the .funeral \u25a0 parlors of 'P F
Green; & Co., northeast , corner of Sixteenth
and Guerrero streets. - . . >
LEAVITT — In this city, February 15, 1007. Wal-
ter T. Leavitt, beloved husband of Kate M.
Lcavitt. a native of Hlngham, Mass, aged
60 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter. ! Remains at
the parlors of the Henry J. Gallagher Under-
taking Company,- 1314 Webster street, between
Ellis and O'Farrell. \u25a0/
MacCORMACK— In Martinez, Cal., February 13
lf>o7, John J. beloved* husband
of Charlotte MacCormack, and father of Al-
len J. and Flora MacCormack and Mrs.
Grover Dawson, .& native of Prince Edward
Island, aged 65 years.
MeCORMICK— In this city. February 15, 1007,
John McCormlck, beloved brother of James
MeCormlck, a native of County Sligo, Ireland,
agpd 48 years. : :. • ,
Notice of funeral hereafter.- Remains at
the parlors of Samuel McFadden & Co., 1070
Haight street, near ' Baker.
McGILL— In this city, February 15, lf>o7, Cath-
erine, beloved wife of the s late Joseph \u25a0 Mc-
j Gill, ; and loving mother : of- Sarah, Joseph,
George, Thomas, Mary and the . late Howard
McG.ill,- a native of Ireland, : aged/ 72 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter. — Remains -at
... th«; parlors of the United -Undertakers, 200S
._» Howard street/, near Twenty-second.', \u25a0\u25a0 ;,
McNAMARA— In- U>i» \u25a0 ctty. :FeJ*uaryMs, .' 1007.
atlthe r«»sldence of her parents, .1334 "Alabama
street. Claire Elvira,' Infant daughter of James
and Nellie MeNamara. and twin .sister- of
Gertrude McNamars, a native of San Fran-
cisco, Cal., aged 1 month. and 5 days. '..-:
McSHERRY— .In Alameda; Cal.', February 18,
1907. Mariana, beloved." wife Jof .John Me-
Sherry, daughter of A. J.. and' the late Mary
Bettencourt, and sorter of George. Joe, John,
. Mary. Delphenia and Isabella Bettencourt, n
native of Alameda, Cal., "aged 21 years 9
months and 10 days. ' • •<• • .
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
inylted. to attend the funeral services Mon-
day), February 18, at 9 o'clock a. m., at St.
Joseph's Church, Alameda, \u25a0 where a requiem
high mass for the repose of: her soul' will be
celebrated. Interment St. Mtory's Cemetery.'
.MEEHAN — In Oakland, Cal., February 14, 1907,
William Meehan, beloved - husband of Annie
Meehan, father of, James, Mary Ellen. Eliza-
beth and Cecilia Meehan, and brother of
'Michael and Patrick . Meehan, a native of
Ireland, aged 88 years. .:.
, Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday, Feb-
ruary 18, at 8:30 o'clock a. in., at his late
residence, 1364 Twelfth street, Oakland, thence
to St. Patrick's Church, West Oakland, where
a requiem high mass for the repose of his soul
will be celebrated, commencing at 8 o'clock.
Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.
OFELTH— In this city, February 14, 1907,
Alice N., dearly beloved daughter of, Nels
and Caroline Ofelth. and loving slstor of
Lillle. Ebbasnd Mabel Ofelth, a native of
San Francisco, Cal., aged 1 year and 26 days.
PAUI/— ln Berkeley, Cal.,. February 15, 1907.
Samuel F. : Paul, father of Frank and Albert
Paul and Mrs.. Clara Morgan, a native of
Missouri, aged 73 years 10 months and 8
days. (Nevada papers please copy.) •'_ \ ,
Services private. Interment at Ely, Nev.
RICHTER— In Oakland, Cal.', 'February 15, 1907,
. Ernest C. Ricbter, dearly beloved son of Au-
gust Richter, and -lovlnir brother of Adolpn,
William and Bernard Richter, a native . of
Texas, nged 46 yeafs and 11 months.- .v.;
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row (Sunday), February 17,' at 2 o'clock p". m.;
at his brother's residence. 364 East Twelfth
street, East Oakland. Interment Mountain
View Cemetery.- ; "
SPAULDING— In this city, February 15,/ 1907,
Nathaniel H. Spauldlnfr, beloved husband of
Marion S. Spauldlng, and father of- H. S.
\u25a0 Spaulding, .a - nativiß of.. Vermont, . aged 70
years. \u25a0 >.
STEWART— In, this city, February 15, 1907. at
the residence of his parents, .223 Sanche*
street, John M. Stewart, dearly beloved and
only son of John and Christina Stewart, and
beloved brother of Edna E. Stewart, a native
of San Francisco, Cal., aged 25 days. \u25a0 \u25a0• \u25a0--,
TAiIPLIN— In this city, . February 14, 1907.
Charles Tamplln... beloved husband of Annie
Tamplta, and father of , Charles, William and
the late Martha Tamplin and Mrs. E. Beach, a
native of Newport,' Monmouthshire, England,
aged 63 years 1-month and 11 days.
Friends and acqualntanses. are respectfully
Invited to attend - the funeral : tomorrow (Sun-
day), at 10 - o'clock a. m* from the funeral
parlors of the H. F. Maass Company, 1335
\u25a0 Golden. Gate ; avenue. ' Interment Cypress
Lawn Cemetery., \
TARLETON— February 12, 1807.. Esther -Tar-
leton, dearly beloved daughter of , Minnie
Tarleton 'and the late John Tarleton, sister
• of., Frank, - Eva. i Augusta and Elizabeth Tarle-
ton, and grandchild of August • and Elizabeth
Kruger, a native ot San Francisco, Cal., aged
.1 \u25a0 year and : 7 ; months. : .". .; . : ' ,
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to.attend the funeral today (Sat-
urday),- at l:o'clock p. 'm., from the, parlors
of Valente. Marlni & Co., 844S Mission street,
between Thirtieth street | and Cortland avenue,
.thence to - funeral - electric ' car at corner of
Thirtieth street and San , Jose avenue. Inter-
V ment- Greenlawn Cemetery. '.'- - .
WAGNER— In Nome, Alaska, February 2, 1907
Elsa Wagner, daughter of the* late Adolph
and Kate Wagner, Sister of Ernest Wagner,
and " nle<jp ' of Mrs. \u25a0; William •: Kleaver, Mrs.
George tWalker, ; Mrs. ."-' Julius ;; Lutgen, : Mrs
: Da vld Davidson and Chris, George, John and
Louis C Falkensteln, 'J. aged - years and i 9
V months. •' \u25a0% \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0":';\u25a0 -.- \u25a0; :y ";:- \u25a0\u25a0 ;. •\u25a0- . \u25a0: \u0084"\u25a0;.\u25a0
WALKER— In this - city, •. February 14, 1007,
Mary. S.,' beloved, wife of D. J. Walker, and
"mother of Mrs. 1 Josephine ' Walker Kent, D. J
'f, Jr., 1 F. : D.;"; lone M. . and Earl- C. ; Walker, aged
: 62 , years. - (Boston and » Chicago -\u25a0 papers , please
;copy.)- :\u25a0 \u25a0.' VC> ii - \u25a0 • '.\u25a0'\u25a0<\u25a0:\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ;"i \u25a0:-,-. -i>
*:*.\u25a0\u25a0 Friepds and : acquaintances are .- respectfully
\u25a0 invited to attend : the '\u25a0 funeral tomorrow -. (Sun-
•> day), --'.at-- 12 o'clock, from the Advent
\u25a0tian "Church,- Church' /street, , near *:Twenty-
, ninth. : : Interment .' Cypress . Lawn : Cemetery. _v
WALSH— In -thiß city. Febrtjiryl3,> 1907, Eliza^
beth Ester, < beloved ' daughter of . Mary . and
Timothy Walsh, . and - loving » sister . of , Mary,
r Andrew ; and - the ! late John -< Walsh; ia \u25a0 native
I ot- San a Francisco.;: Cal., : aged 10 : years ,10
"months and 10 : days. \u25a0 \u25a0-\u0084. .. • ,-.- \u25a0-. •; :.:\u25a0-.' ,;•'.\u25a0•.,
. Friends , and . acquaintances^ are.- respectfully
•Invited -attend ;. the ; funerals today \u25a0•-\u25a0 (Sat-
' urday),? at* 9:lsl o'clock a.jm.." from the par-
\u25a0 lors \u25a0 of \u25a0•\u25a0 D.' l. ; Kenny . & Co..- 1719 Eddy street.
9; near ; Scott, , , thence -% to - ; Holy . Cross Church
for services, ' commencing at o:3o. o'clock a: m:
Interment Holy/ Cross ; Cemetery. >;.;• ;\u25a0;. ~
WROBIOFF— In"'; Petaluma, \ Cal.i February
1907, \u25a0 Caroline, \ beloved • wife;, of •\u25a0 Henry > Wro*
Woff, X deioted : mother \ oX ;: Henry \, WroWofl ' a* J
• Mrs .r A.' Burmelster, and sister of Henry
, Eggerling, a native \u25a0of Bremerroerde. Ger-
• many, agpd 60 years 8 months and 4 days. '
. v , Friends , and : acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Sat-
urday), at 12:30 p. m., from the parlors
* of H. F.:Snhr& Co., 2919 Mission street.
, near Twenty-fifth. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery, : by electric funeral car from Thir-
tieth and Mission streets, j
. ' YOCNG MEN'S ! INSTITUTE.
:> To the officers and members of the Young
• Men's Institute — The annual mass of, requiem
for the deceased members of the Young Men's
Institute I will be celebrated at St. Mary's
Cathedral Friday, February 22, ! at 10 a. m.
' Friends and . relatives are • respectfully Invited
to attend. ;;"-<\u25a0
\u25a0BOARD OF MANAGEMENT, Y. M. I.
• P. J. HAG AN, President.
A. J. SULLIVAN. Secretary.
PORTER&WHITE
Fiinerai Direciprs and Emtialniers
;:. '\u25a0; /-' 1531 CJOLDEN GATE AYE.
,f V (Formerly 445 Golden \ Gate aye. )
\u25a0 Private residence accommodations withont ex-
tra charge. Trained lady attendants. Personal
serviced under all conditfns. Phone West 770.
J. C. O'Connor & Go.
Funeral Directors
Now permanently located at our new
establishment.
770 TURK ST., between Van Ness
-v. Aye. and > Franklin St.
Lady attendant. Tel. Franklin 1911. -
McBREARTY & McCORMICK
\u25a0 FUNERAL DIRECIOnS.
915 VALENCIA ST.. NEAR 20TH
\u25a0 Formerly of McFadden. Mcßrearty & Green.
Telephone Market 97. ,
H.J. Gallagher Undertaking Co.
1314 WEBSTER St.. bet. Ellis & O'Farrell. Tel.
West 3025. DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Pres. &
Manager ;f JOHN DOUGHERTY. Vice Preg.
WOODLAWS CEMETERY
San Mateo Co.
Finest and Best Equipped Receiving Vault and
- ChapeL
(Masonic Cemetery Association)
Office 1154 O'FarreU St.
THEODOR DIERKS & CO. .
Undertakers,
800 Devinadero St., Cor. McAllister.
\u25a0: y Telephone West 4804.
P. F. GREEN .(Bb CO.
. FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
NE. cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero sts.
Formerly of McFadden, Mcßrearty & Green.
Telephone Special 1C67.
VALENTE, MARINI & CO.
UNDERTAKERS
3448 MIS: 'ON' STREET,
Near Thirtieth. Tel. Market 282.
SHIBEIiEY-MAX.V CO., Inc.
THE LEADING FLORISTS
Will Open SATURDAY, Feb. 16, at 1203. 5UT- 1
-> TF.R ST. Phdne Franklin 2094. " -
Frank Shibeley, Pres. . Alex Mann Jr., See.
22nd STREET FLORIST
WORK A SPECIALTY.
"Country Orders Promptly Attended to.
- : Good Work — Lowest Price.
Phone Market 662. - 3230 22D ST.
H. jiSl SUHR i& CO.
Undertakers and Emhalmen
LADY ATTENDANT. '
2019 Mission Street, near 25th
Telephone Market 08.;
G. P. PRECHTEL G. W. KEELER. .
Vice Pres. and Mgr. President.
GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING CO.
2475-2483 MISSION ST. Phone Market 2590.
Cypress Lawn Cemetery
OFFICE 13S0 SUTTER ST., v •
\u25a0' Near .Van \u25a0 Ness Aye.
Rooms 5 and It. Phone Franklin ISM
PHONE, MARKET 132. , .
Qantner Bros.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
3460 SIXTEENTH STREET,
' Between Church and . Sanchez.
I CRAIG, COCHRAN & CO. •
' FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
1160 Valencia St., near 23d St.
Telephone Market 151.
TELEPHONE PARK 12.
SAMUEL McFADDEN & CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
1070 Hatght St., Near Baker.
Take Halght-Street Cars.
CAREW & ENGLISH
FUXERAL. DIRECTORS
1618 GEARY STREET,
Between Buchanan and Webster.
' Phone West 2004.
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90S Market' St., San Francisco.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE ; TRANSATLANTIQUE
'."'* DIRECT LINE TO: HAVRE- PARIS.; :
\u25a0'if- Sailing every '• Thursday." Instead ='of : Saturday,
at 10 : a. m., ' from * Pier , 42^ North ' River, : foot of
Morton street.. '^^'-.\u25a0\u25a0y^'H^'^/':' '">.'. •:. ':.-" "
'.'First, class -to Havre,*=s7o and: upward; -second
class .'. to-Havre,»s4s' and. upward.- GENERAL
AGENCY , FOR - UNITED i STATES - AND CAN-
ADA;-. 23 *i Broadway v. (Hudson =, Building)^ New
-York. \J. *F.-; FUGAZI,' manager • Pacific - Obast,
630 - Montgomery; street, : San '\u25a0>. Franeiaco. ; " Tickets
sold by all Railroad ' Ticket 'Agents.
AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC AUCTION
4000 4000 4000
Tents Tents Tents
SAN FRANCISCO REIIEF AND RED CROSS
. FUNDS, A CORPORATION •
Will Sell at Public Auction On
Thursday, February 21, 1907
AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M.,
At \Varehouse No. 1, on the main
drive, Golden Gate Park,
Opposite tbe Conservatory.
The Sale Will Comprise:
1642 CONICAL TENTS
2436 COMMON WALL TENTS
55 HOSPITAL TENTS ' -
I 46 STORAGE TENTS
! 110 COMMERCIAL TENTS
I 90 SHELTER TENTS
i 53 TENT FLIES
i 1219 TRANSPORT^ COTS.
The attention of all, proprietors of smnmer
resorts, contractors, dealers and the public in
general. Is called to thla sale. Tents will be
sold in lot* to suit all pnrchaserm.
LAURENCE VINCENT, Anctioneer.
iaß \u25a0-£© £&
AT AUCTION
NEXT MONDAY. Feb. 13. at HERMAN AND
VALENCIA. BETWEEN 12th and 13th.- I will
sell 70 HEAD OF HORSES. 20 GOOD DRIV-
ERS, 11 HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES. 'JO
LARGE, CHEAP BROOD MARES, also a lot
of good, cheap stock belonging to other people.
If you need horses don't mi«s this sale. 11 a.m.
sharp. WILLIAM CLOUGH, Auctioneer.
OCEAX TRATEb
Steamers leave Broadway
/^r —^?\ Wharves
U%S3Un For LOS
VkT^ ANGELES,
SAN DIEGO,
SANTA BARBARA
SANTA ROSA ...Every Snnday. 10a.m.
STATE OF CAL Every Thursday: 10 a. m.
for SEA TTLE, TA COMA
. VICTORIA, B. C.
VANCOUVER, R C.
Puget Sound & Alaskan Ports
SPOKANE T.....Feb. 16. Mar. 3. 11 a.m.
UMATILLA Feb. 21, Mar. 8.11 a.m.
CITY. OF PUEBLA ...Feb. 28. Mar. 13. U a.- m.
' And Every Fifth Day Thereafter.
| For E UREKA (Humboldt Bay)
POMONA Feb. 13. 19. 23. 1 :S0 p. m.
CORONA Feb. 16. 22. 2S. 1 :30 p. m.
And Every Third Day Thereafter.
ForGUA YMAS, MAZATLAN,
LA PAZ, ENSENADA,SAN
JOSE 9 DEL CABO, ALTATA
CURACAO Mar. T. 10 a.m.
Low ratos — Including Serth and Meals.
Right reserved to Change thU Schedule.
TICKET OFFICES:
San Francisco, 3 Market st. and Broadway ,
Wharf. Telephone Temporary 402.
Oakland 9€S Broadwar
San Francisco Freight Office, Broadway WharL
C. D. DUNANN, G. P. A., San Francisco.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
• (Oriental Steamship Co.)
Have Opened Their General Office at
Room 240, James Flood Building
v S. S. ' '-"Nlppon'iMarn," Wednseday, March 13.
1007.
S. S. "Hong Kong Mam." Wednesday. April
10, .1907. -
S. S. "America Mara." Friday. May 3, 1907.
Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and
Brannan streets, 1 p. m.. for Yokohama ami
Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe <Hiogo).
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.
HONOLULU only— S. S. Alameda sails 11 a. m.
Feb. 16, 1907. Round trip, first claan, 4125.
SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA. HONOLULU—
S. S. Sonoma sails 2 p. m. Feb. 28. Christ-
church (International Exhibition) and return,
first $298.30: second, 1225.00.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Marlposa satis
at 11 a. m. March 10. First class round trip,
$123. •
J. D. SPRECKELS A DROS. CO.,
SS Clay Street, San FrnncNco.
Passenger Department. 673 Market st.
Phone "Temporary 1231.™ \u25a0'"/;.V
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
VIA ISATJSAI.ITO KERRY
For SnuijilKo, .Mill Valley, San Rafaeli
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS— 7. •7:45. 8:23.
•9:15, 9:50, 11 a. m.. 12:20. *1:45. *3:15, 4:35,
5:15. 5:50. 6:80, 7:15, 9:00, 10:15, 11:85 p. m.
•Runs to San Quenttn.
7:45 a. m. daily, for Caxadero and way sta.
tlons. ' .
3:15 p. m.. Saturdays only, for Cazadero and
way stations. -
5:15 p. m. dally, except Saturdays and Sun-
days, for Point Reyes and way stations.
From S. F. for Tiburon. Belvedere .and San
Rafael — Week Days— 7:4o. 9:15, ••11:00 a m.
12:33, 3:30, 5:10. 6:50 p. m. Sundays — 7:40.
9:15. ••11:00 a. m.; 12:35, 3:30, 5:10. 6:30.
p. m.; ••11:35 p. m. Thursdays only.
From San Rafael for S. F. — Week Days — 6:15
7:40, 7:65. 9:25, 11:15 a. m.; 12:50, 3:40, 500
5:20 p. m. Sundays— 6:ls. 7:40, 7:55, 9:25
a. m.: 3:40, 5:00. 5:20. 6:30 p. m.
From Tiburon for S. F. — Week Days — 6:45 8-17
9:55, 11:30 k; m.; 1:10, 4:05. 5:45 p. m.' Sr.nl
days*-6:45, 8:17, 9:53, 11:35 a. m.; 1:10, 4:05
5:45, 6:55 p. m.
Leave S. F. I ' '. I , Arrive 9. F.~
i DESTINATION ,
Wk dytlSund's ' - Snnd's |Wk dys
7:40 ai 7:40 a BTT? al ft:lt a
....... I 9:15 as 10:25 a 10:25 a
3:30 pi 8:30 pt Ignacio. 6:20 p 6:20 n
5:10 p) 5:10 pj 7:30 p...„..\u25a0p ...„..\u25a0
7:40 tl ~ ~T~ '. "TsTffa TTT7~"a
.. . 7:40 a Novato. 10:25 a 10:25 a
8:S0 p 9:15 a Petalama. 8:20 p 6-20 p
6:10 p 3:80 p Santa Rosa. 7:30 p .
....... 5:10 y '\u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0- ...:::;.
7:40 a ........ 15T25 a 10:2S"I
7:40 a Fulton. 6:20 p 6-20 d
8:30 p 3:30 p _ » \u25a0 .".V...|..... "
«-,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 • Windsor. ' '
Healdsburg.
7:40 a 7:40 a - Lytton. 10:25 a 10:25 a
3:30 p 3:30 p Geyservllle. 6:20 p 6:20 p
- \u25a0• and Clovenlale.
7:40 a! 7:40 at Hopiand . 10:2 i aII6:M I
3:SO p 3:30 p v and Uklah. " 6:20 p 6:20 p
't:4Q al 7:40 a - 110:15~iJT6125 a
8:30 p 3:30 p Goernevli>. | 6:20 p 6:20 d
"7:46 al t:4d I ~~
5:10 p Soaoma. :• 6:20 p 6:20 d
....... saO_E Gl»n Ellen. . ..:...
"7:46 a 7:40 a • 1f0125 a IoTSTI
3:30 p 3:30 -p Sebastopol. • (J:2O p 6:20 v
6:10 p .YIP P I .'.
T~V Willlu and ' ~
7:40 a 7:40 a , Sherwood. 6:20 *p 6:20 p
••Tlbaron only.
' STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stapes connect at GRSENBRAE for San Qnen-
tin; at SANTA ROSA for White Sulphur Springs
and Mark West Sprlnirs: at FULTON for Burke'a
Sanatorium: at LYTTON for Lytton Springs- at
GEYSERVILLE for Sksjrgs Sprlnjrs; at CLOVEU-
DALE for the Geysers. Boonville, Pailo. Elk
and Greenwood; at HOPLAND \u0084 for • . Duncan
Springs. Highland Springs. Kelseyvllle. New
CarlubJMf Springs, Soda Bay. Lakeport, . Bartlett
\u25a0Springs; at UKIAH : for Vichy Springs. Saratoga
Springs, : Blue . Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake. Witter
Springs. Upper Lake, Porno, Potter Valley. John
Day"», Lierley's, Hnllvllle, Orr's 'Hot : Sprinzs.
Handley. \u25a0'. Half -Way House, Hopkins. Comptche'
Mendocino City. Fort Bragg. . Westport and Usal :
"at WILLITS for Hearst and Sawyers; at SHER.
WOOD i for Fort, Bragr. - Laytonville. Westport.
Covelo, Qummings. Bell's Springs, Harris. Hob-
bard, Fruitland. DyervlUe, \u25a0 GarbervUle. Pepper-
wood, Camp 5, Scotia and Eureka.
GENERAL OFFICE: -
JAMES FLOOD . BUILDING," SAN FRANCISCO
: JAS. AGLER. General Manager
K. X. BY AN. Gen. PaAsenjer aad Freight Act.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
• . * _ , : ...
j£&P%3 > \l ,Tr«»B» have »o« «• \u25a0••
l^sSsßin' an Prancisco
y^S-^^g-V J, From February S. 1007
TERRY DEPOT
Foot of Market Street
Leave —VIA OAKLAND PIER— Arrtrw
7.00 a Richmond. Benicia. Sacramento,
Stiisun and Way Stations lAS* •
7.00 a Emira. Vacavill c. Winters. Rum.
sey : ~. T.4l*
7.00» Davis. Woodland. Marysvlllo. '
Chlco. Red Bhiff-Oroville ?.43»
7JO» Elmhnrst. Newark. Centervillo.
San Jose. Los Gatos. Wright ._ 5.48»
7.40 m Vallejo. Napa. Calistoga. Santa
Rosa. Martinez. San Ramon.... &2Sa
7.40» Niles. Heasanton. Urermore.
Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton *jSp
B.ooa Shasta Express— (Via Davis.)
Williams. Willows. Red Bluff.
Ashland. Portland and Eiut._ •^Sp
8JJ0» Martinez. Antioch. Byron. Tracy,
Stock ton. Newman. Los Banos.
Mendota. Armona. Kanford, 4M*
Visalia. PortervUle 4.4*
t2om Port Costa. Lathrop. Merced. Mcv
desto, Fresno. Ilanford. Vi-
salia. Tulare. Bakersfleld 4.43*
8.48» Niles. San Joso. Ll vermorw, •,•.'--.
- Stockton CMllton). Valler
Spring, lone, Sacramento. 4.08»
5.45» Sonora. Tnolmnne and A njel»._ 4Mp
».00« Atlantic Express — Ogden 4JB»
J.OOa Reno. Tonopah. Golitflelb! 4J3»
9.*9t Richmond. Port Costa. Martine*.
and Way Stations o.4**
10.20 i Vallejo. Mare Island. Napa lU3a
10.20* N«w Orleans Expresa— Bakery
field.. Los Angeles. Demlne. El
Paso, New Orleans. IM*
10.20 a Port Costa. Martinez. Byron.
Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton.
Merced. Raymond. Fresno. - .
. Goshen Junction. Eanford.
Lemoora. Visalia. Tulare. T.M»
11.00« The Overland Limited— Omaha.
Chicago. Denver. Kansas Ciqr 7 JW»
11.40 a Nilesand Way Stations 2.48»
2.«0» Newark. Agnew, San Jose _ 7-23»
3.00» Benicia. Winters. Sacramonttx
Woodland. Knights Landing.
Jlarysville and OroTille. ~ 1i.41»
3.29» Port Costa. Martinez. Bjuon,
Tracy. Modesto. Merced. _
3Mp Via^lb^'n~West"'NiparSfc
Helena. Callstota » MA
J. 40» Portland Express, (via Davis).
. William*. Willows., Red Bluff.
Ashland. Portland and East ».«•
\u25a03.40» -Niles and Way Stations. 7.4»»
4.00p Vallejo. Martinez. San Ramon.
• Napa. Calistoga. Santa Rosa.- i.«Bpi .«8p
4.00» Niles. Tracy. Stockton L0di ...... 1».25«
4.20p Elmhnrst Newark Centervillel tB.4*«
Agnew. San Jose. • tlO.4««
4.40r Hayward. Nilea. Irtington. San tlJia
Jose. Llvermore tlx.4Ba
S.OOp The Owl Limited— Newman, Los
Banos. Mendota. Fresno, Tu-
lare. Bakersfleld. Loa Angeles S.4te
SJO» Hayward. Niles and San Jose. — T.lta
5.20» Vallejo. Port Costa. Benicia. Bui-
sun. Sacramento — HJm
6.00» China and Japan Fast Mall—
Ogden. Omaha. Chicago....——
MarUnez. Stockton. Sacra-
mento. Reno. &parks. — :—.: — . 12.45»
«.20p Hayward. Ntles and San Jose — ».48«
7.00p Tonopah Pass.— Port Costa, Be-
nicia. Suisun. Elmira»pixon,
]>avis. SacramentCK Truckea • .
Hazen. Fullon. Tonopah.
Goldfield and Keeler_::_.i...... 7.11 a
7.00p Vallejo. B*necia and Way Sta-
tions. Sunday only 11.25*
SJZOp Orpgon Express— Sacramento.
Mwysviile. Redding. Port,
land. Pnget Sound and East. •.48a
».00p Fast Mail— Ogden. Omaha. Chi-
cago.— Pueblo. Kansas City.
St. Lonia. , \u25a0— P-48»
COAST LINE t
*W(Third and Townsend Streets)
ClOa Valencia St., San Jose and Way
Stations . ; %Jm
7.00« Valencia St. Redwood. San Jose.
Morganhlll. Gilroy. Pajaro,
Watsonvllle. Santa Cruz— Lau-
rel— Boulder Creek. Salinas
P.il Monte. Monterey. Pacific
Grove .:.._^._ S. 4*
t.OOa Shore Line Limited— San Jose,
Salinas. Paso Robles Hot
Springs. San Luis Oblspo.
Santa Barbara. Los * Angeles *J<V
8.00« Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
Urove _ _ ' »-*<¥
B.ooa Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Laurel.
Boulder Creek \u25a0 9Mp
8J0« The Coaster— .San Jose, Salinas.
Paso Robles Hot Springs.
Santa Margarita. San Lul»
Oblspo. Guadalupe, Santa
•- - Barbara. San Buenaventura,
Oxnard, Burbanlt. Los Angeles 11.45*
8.30 a Gilroy. Holllster. Tres Pinos. Pa-
jaro. Watsonvilla. Santa Crnz.
Castrovllle. Del Monte. Pacifle
. X Grove. Surf. Lonipoc — . . 11.45*
J. 05« Valencia St.. South San Fran- ;
<rlsco, Palo Alto. San Jos« 7.49»
.!OJOa Valencia St.. Burlingamo, Ban
' «. MaU>o. Redwood. Palo Alto. •
San Jose. ; IB*
11.30 a Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
Stations ~ 4.15*
2.00p Valencia St. San Jose and Way
Stations — BJS«
3.00p Dvl Monte Kxpress — Valencia
St.. San Jose. Gilroy. Watson-
ville. Santa Cruz. Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific Grove 12.1S
3.00» Hollister. Tres Pinos. 5.4»#
3.lSp New Orleans Express— El Paso.
San Antonio. Houston. Ne-w
Orleans and East IOIS*
3.159 San Jose. Salinas. Paso Robles
Hot Springs. Santa Barbara,
Los Angeles ~. *.1U
3.15» Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific
Grove *~ 11.43»
3.30? Valencia St. Soy.th San Fran-
cisco. San Jose. Gilroy. Hoi-
lister. Tres Pinos 1 IJ.3S«
4.30j» Valencia St.. San Jose and Way J tB.OQa
Stations : \u0084\ t5.13»
tS.OOp Valencia St.. Burlingarae, San
Mateo. Palo Alto. San Jose.
Los Gatos ; tt.Ma
SJOp Valencia St.. Ban Jose and Way
Stations 1189 a
tCOOp Valencia St. Burlingame. San
Mateo. Beresford. Belmont,
X San Carlos. Redwood, Fair
Oaks. Menlo Park. Palo Alto.
San Jose 7.4f1*
«.30» Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
Stations * Ufa
S.OOp Sunset Express — San Jose. Sali-
nas. Paso Robles Hot Springs,
San Luis ObUpo. Santa Bar-
bara. Los Angeles. Darning. El
Paso. New Orleans 1 9.13 a
B.oop Golden State limited Sle« pur-
El Paso. Kansas City. St. Louis.
. Chicago z: I».lS*
S.OOp Pajaro. Watsonville. Capitol*.
Santa Cruz. Castrovllle, Del
Monte. Pacific Grove H.43>
8.15* Valencia St, Ocean View. Palo
Alto. San Jose lit*
H.OO? Sacramento River Steamen.__ tJ.OOp
4.00p Tuesdays from Howard St Wharf
N0. 2. "S.B. Breakwater."
Marshfield, CoQuille. MyrtlA
Point Ore :i.00»
Union Tnaslec Compaoy agents coUaet b«<-
gaga «nd chacks on tralas of Bootli*n Pactaa
; and deliver baggaM to naUaDca. Ta»y ar«
acthorized to co*ci bazzaga «tnct tan na>
dene*. Talepoona Temporary 1948.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
(Foot of Market Street) .
7.C0. B.CO, 9X0. 10X0. 11X0 a. m.
; 12.00. 1X0. 2.00. 3.00. 4X0. 3.00. 6.00. 8.00. t.OO p. m.
A for Morning. P for Afternoon
tSunday excepted. tSunday only.
MI. TAMALPAIS RUIWAY
Via Bansallto Jerry. Foot 'or Mukat at.
Lv. San Fran, j — ~ ' ' Lv. Tamalpala.
Wk diylSundsy fi££&m& Snndayjwj daj
9:50 A) 8:25 A 'B^^^ 10:*0 Af 9:10 A
1:43 Pf 9:30 A 1:08 Pf 1:03 P
fll:0OAf \R£3r 2:30 P 4:30 P
Bafaayj 1:43 P '^& • 4:3OP|Saf«»ay
4:33 Pf 3:15 P T^ | 6:43 P] 9^o P
Ob Legal Holidays Train* Bun on Sunday Time.
TICKET OFFICE AT aACSAUTO TBEBT.
BAY AJTP IXTBatPRBAN ROCTBS r
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLEJO and NAPA
NAPA VALUE V ROUTB
MonUcello S. 3. Co. aoU Napa Valley Usctrlo
R. R. Co. Close connection*.
6—ROUXI>6 — ROUX1> TRIPS DAIIT-4
Boat* leave Sao Francisco 7:00. *tt:ii a. m,
12:30 noon. 3:13. «:00. »3:30 pw in.
Ban Fraaclaco )^"'^ng and oflee. Clay ihtit
Wharf. North End Ferry boildlaf , Marfc»t \u25a0tce«t
Terry. Meals a la earia.
Pbone Tenipocary 400.
\u2666Lang* Nary Yard direct.
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