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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Two British Tramps Bring 11,666 Tons
of Coal From Australia \
Two big British tramps laden with
coal arrived yesterday from Newcastle,
Australia. The Como, Captain Felkins,
brought 5566 tons, and the Aymeric,
Captain Thottbn. SSOO tons. Both were
thirty-three days on the way and. both
docked yesterday an.l will begin dis
rharg-ingr'this morni\?.
Both vessels encountered heavy
weathor and each suffered some dam-
age, the Como being the less fortunate.
For twenty days the Como was buffeted
by southeasterly gales, and from Janu
ary 23 to January 25 she was the play
thing of a hurricane. The seas filled
her decks to the rail and inflicted con
siderable damage to the steamer, which
was hove to for three days.
The? Aymeric encountered southeast
erly gales for the first seven days of
her voyage and suffered extensive dam-
a *e from the seas which swept her
decks.
Ilarriman's \m Tueboat
The steel tug which the Southern
Pacific Is having built by Moran & Co.
at Seattle is to be called the Ajax, and
will be delivered to the company on /
contract time. The tug is a fire boat,
and will be one of the best equipped on
the coast. It is 110 feet long. 23 feet
beam, and draws thirteen feet of water.
It has 600 horsepower .engines.
The Southern Pacific is building at Its
West Oakland shipyards a new ferry
boat which is to .be used solely by
teams. This is to be a side-wheeler,
and will be 272 feet in length. 42 feet
beam, and will draw nineteen feet of
water, assas
There is also to be built at the West
Oakland shipyards a new river steamer
which is to be fashioned after the
Apache. This vessel is to be larger
than the craft now running on the
river, and will be 220 feet long, with
wood hull.
Plans are being prepared for a new
passenger vessel, which is to be like
the Berkeley, and will be a double
end screw ferryboat. The length of Its
deck is to be 281 feet; beam, 24 feet,
and the depth midships 21 % feet. She
will be -faster than the Berkeley, and
will have a steel hull.
Will Take Many Passengers
The tide of travel to the Orient has
resumed its antefire volume and the
Pacific Mail, liner Siberia. Captain
Zeeder, which will sail at 1 o'clock
this afternoon, . will carry more than
ISO .cabin passengers. Among them
will, be tourists., business men and
Government officials. The Siberia also
will .take about 100 Chinese and 50
Japanese' in the Asiatic steerage. She
will carry a large cargo.
Rons Short of Liquid Fuel
The steamer Enterprise, Captain
Younggren. which left Hilo February
12 for this port, arrived at Honolulu
yesterday short of fuel. The local un
derwriters are puzzled to know why
Captain Younggren left Hilo with an
insufficient supply .of. oil and why, if
he could not get oil there, he did not
go to Honolulu in' the first place In
stead of steaming for days
toward this port, as it Is presumed he
did, And then discovering the insuf
ficiency of his fuel supply, steaming
beck to Honolulu, wasting a week's
time and taking unnecessary chances
of finding himself in an awkward pre
•., ament. £S32«SS
jChln+tie^ Merrbant' Stonrd
Ort John, a Chinese, merchant fn
business at 823 ' Webster street, wa3
attacked by hoodlums yesterday at
Steuart and Harrison streets. A stone,
one of many thrown at him, struck
On John in the left eye, inflicting a
serious injury which was given tem
porary treatment at the Harbor Hos
pital. Baiting Chinese has been quite
a popular sport along the water front
of late. Only a few days ago a Chi
nese was made the target for brick
bats, junk and jeers all the way along
East' street, from Folsom to the ferry.
The police are trying to find the youths
who attacked On John.
\u25a0\Vater Front Xote»
The Japanese liner America. Maru
sailed yesterday from Honolulu for
Yokohama.
.Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2,526,000 feet.
-The Pacific Mail liner City of Pan
ama is due today from the isthmus.
By losing a couple of life rafts while
crossing the^bar when she left here
the Panama furnished a sensation
\u25a0which was dissipated only by the news
of her safe arrival at .M&zatlan.
Charles Putnam, superintendent of
State -tugs and dredgers, who was
taken to the hospital a few days ago
suffering from pneumonia, is reported
to be very low. L>Stt!e hope is' enter
tained for his recovery-
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
\u25a0 \u25a0VANCOUVER, B. C. Feb. 20.— The light at
'Scarlet Point; Balaclava Island. . which was
Mamed by Captain Krusrer of the steamship
Themis c« having beon largely responsible -for
tbe wreck of tbat craft several inontha apo,
is to.be changed from fixed red to fixed white,
with a red wctor over Nodle Islets. When
thus cnenged, it .la declared, the light will be
visible fifteen mil* away. The watchman em
ployed at tbe wreck of tbe Themis recently ar
rived in Vancouver ' from tbe north. He report
ed that tLe scene of the wreck was almost con
tinually swept by a heavy swell, which would
make any attempt to salve the engine* rery
difficult. "imif
• Owners of tujr« engaged in custom towing' in
und out of Vancoart-r harbor' are planning to
increase towape rates and It is likely that with
in a' few day* a meeting of all interested will
.take . |.ilhce, at wMcb action in the direction
\u25a0'inai<*ated -will be taken. It i» asserted by tbe
tugboats men that tbe cost of operating their
V.ai* has Increased .to a large extent lately
I brooch tie higher prices of coal, labor and
sepairs. . V
Delayed by a ' series of pales wlsicb bf-st t her
from the time «be sailed from Skajrway on
Thursday morning until she had crossed Qneen
Charlotte Sound, tbe Canadian Pacific Railway
steamship Amur. Captain McLeod, re-ached port
today two days behind BCbedale. Captain 3Jc
!.«•<»! 6i.W tljf weatbrr wait tbe roughest be bad
ever' experienced on tble coast. ~ . \u25a0 • .
• The - Canadian ' Pacific Railway liner Empress
of China sailed today for tbe Orient. Delayed
by law- Enpllsh malls, sne.-wa* thirty hours late
in -lpavlnsr, -but it •!» fxrwHTted she will make
«I» this time tbe "trip; to Hongkong.
-SAN PKDRO. r*b.' 20.- i -Th,e schooner. Irene.
Captain "MlrcofrL from Globe. Is out two days
with & full .'cargo of lumber consigned to whole
salers at this ftort. - - \u0084 * '
The barkentine J«meß Tuft has been chartered
to lo«d a cargo of lumber at BellingUam for San
I'edjo. , • -
Tbe etesra schooner Yoßemif, Captain Johnson,
arrived this mornln* from Astoria, via San Fran
oisoo, hrinjrinjr 7^.000 feel of lumber consigned
to tbe <Vnj<<olidat*d Lumber Company."
Tb^.«:*^m schooner, Marsbfield, Captain Det
rr.i»rß. arrivT'd today from £au Diego, where. she
had discharged a p»rt of her lumber «argo. She
ha« 220.000 feet of lumber consigned to tbe
Southern Oaliroroia Lumber Company. . ..:
.Th#» British»J<ark Falls of Garry. Captain Sfae-
Tarlane. i« now out sixty-seven days from Ant-
A-ero f<»r San Pedro with a cargo of cement.
Tbe ship Henry Viilard. Captain Anderson, for
\u25a0Taroraa end the barkentine Amaranth. Captaip
I*n«on for Portland, finished discharging lumber
<srffo«!»lanH ! isalled-todayln ballast to reload for
•The^schoonflT. Manila and W. F. Jewott have
-»iled from Grays -Harbor with full cargoes of
lumlter conKign^d to wholesalers at this port .-...•
\u25a0 The twhooner Keona, at Port BlakHoy. and the
\u25a0Koh.Kmer Defianct, at Grays: Harbor, have^ been
.hsrtered to load lumber cargoes for San Pedro.
The *te.am*bip Aberdeen. CapU in .Ahlstrom.
I* R°bedu!ed to clear tonlgtt for Gray's Harbor.
Ti? ASTORLA n <>r?'.' Feb; ; 2o— The British fiteamer
Wo^lioid. 29 daf« from Mojl. arrived at tbi.
rmrt today- Fb« bas a carpo of SOfH) tone -of
.oal. She went to Portland this evening to dls
<-'h«r«e and commence loading lumber lor- tut
?? T Tbe~ Japaneae at*an»er Manshu Maru arrived
Weather Report
n- Unl ,! fd States Department of Agriculture—
Weather Bureau. San Francisco, Feb. 20.
RAINFALL - DATA. _
Past 24 Seasonal
Station. Hours, to Date. Normal.
Eareka o 29.29 29.52
Red Bluff o 15. 17 17.83
Sacramento o 14.79 13.64 ;
San Francisco o 15.«S 16.79. :
San Jose o 13.67 .....-;
Fresno o 7.50 5.52
San Lnl» Oblspo 0 16 13 15 10
Los Angeles 0 13.53 11.52
San Difgo o g.50 . 7.12
STATIONS. § ' f-I £%
"2- * 2 : 2 b t
2 B 8 . . -P ' ; '
• . - •
Eureka 29.94 60 48 NW Cloudr .00
Flagstaff .. ..-.-9.82 68 32 S -Cleudy .00
ff r jj Bno8 no ..20.P0 CO 46 E Cloudy .00
Independence .29.P2 60 42 SB Cloudy .00
Los Angeles... 2».S6 74 52 W Cloudy .00
Modena 29.90 56 80 E Pt.Cldy .00
Mt. Tamalpais.2o.92 56 4S NE Cloudy .00
North Head... 30. 08 48 44 .NW Cloudy .02
Pocatello 30.02 52 44 W Clear .00
Pt. Rey«?s Lt. .29.83 54 \u25a0-.. NE Foggy .00
Portland .....30.06 54 46 NW Clear T.
Phoenix 29. R2 74 42 N , Cloudy .00
geuo 29.94 60 34 " E Cloudy .00
g«-<l Bluff 29. $9 66 48 SE Cloudy .00
Iloseburg ....29.98 5S 40 NW Clear .00
Sacramento ..20.00 5S 50 S Cloud, .00
Salt 30.00 54 42 NW :Pt.Cldy .00
San Diego 29.86 68 50 S Cloudy .<K)
San FranciP#o.29.9o 60 4S V -XW Cloudy 00
San Jose 29. 50 58 48 SE Cloudr .00
S. Luis 0bi5p0.29.90 66 46 SW Cloudy 09
S. E Farallon.29.Sß 53 .. NW . Cloudy .00
attlp - 30-12 52 46 NW Pt.Cldy .01
•i-nmmit 45 24 SW Pt.Cldy .00
Tonopah 20.96 54 40 W Cloudr .in)
w «'la 30.02 CO 48 S Pr.Cldy .00
v\ innemucca .30.30 60 30 NE Pt.Cldy 00
l""ia 29.84 SO 52 E Clear .00
"Snow on ground S2 inches.
SYNOPSIS.
The pressure is falling rapidly along the en
tire coast and conditions are becoming more
favorable for rain. Cloudy weather prevails
Pwrally in California. No rain has fallen In
California, Nevada and Southern Oregon. Light
showers are reported In the north.
The pressure distribution Is such that a dis
turbance may move in quickly from the sea I
FORfci'AST.
han Francisco and vicinity— Cloudy, unsettled
weather. Thursday; probably showers; frosh
southeast winds.
Sacramento Valley— Cloudy Thursday; possibly
showers: fresh south wind.
San Joaquin Valley— Cloudy Thursday; prob
ably showers; light south wind. \u25a0
i Xf A " n(t .f les * nd T'elnlty— Cloudy Thursday ;
probably showers; light east winds changing to
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
f '^ra G"»J"mas. Mexico. She is under
charter to the Portland Asiatic Steamship Com
pany and will 'load flour at Portland for ihe
?» Before coming here the Manshu Mam
delivered 1000 Japanese immigrants at the Mex
icon port. \u25a0 -
The schooner Salvador arrived today from
California, earning to load lumber.
The schooner Polaris arrived from San Fran
cisco. She was towed op the river this even
ing to commence loading lumber for California.
The steam schooner Tiverton. Captain .Toliu
con. arrived from San Francisco and docked a*
the Tongue Point mills, where she will load
lumber, for the. bay city.
The schooner Melrose arrived from Califor
nia, coming to load lumber for Southern Cali
fornia. -,
The American ship Maknweli arrived from Cal
ifornia. She will load lumber for San Pedro
The steamer Columbia left this evening for
San Francisco with a general cargo and pas
sengers. * ..-.
The American ship Elwell arrived from San
Ptdro. She will load lumber at Goble for the
return trip.
The British ship Oweenee arrived down from
Portland. She has a cargo "of lumber, for Val
paraiso and will go to sea at the first oppor
tunity. • t
Tb^ German steamer' Numantla is due to ar
rive -nymi the Far East. '_ She., has a cargo of
4300 tons of coal ' for the - Oregon River and
Navigation Company. .. .
The steam schooner Homer arrived from Port
land this evening, lumber laden for San Fran
cisco. 1 \u25a0\u25a0 :\u25a0\u25a0->;
EUREKA, Feb. 20.— Arrivals: Steamers Po
mona. Despatch and Greenwood. Steamer Fran
cis H. Lecpett, towing tbe Italian bark Speme,
all from San Francisco.
Departures: Steamer F. A. Kilburn. for Port
land.
Word has been received by the local agent of
the steamer F. A. KUburn-that the steamer Jef
ferson, owned by the Alaska Steamship Com
pany, has been purchased by the owners of the
Kilbnrn. She will supplant the Kllburn, which
has been sold to the Monterey and Pacific Grove
Railroad Company. .
Local shipping agents ' of the North Pacific
Steamship Company, owners of the steamers
Eureka, George W. Elder and Roanoke, and the
Pacific Steamship and Engineering Company,
owners of the steamer F. A. Kilbnrn. claim
that the Humboldt Stevedore Company, • employ
ing longshoremen on an open shop basis, has
boycotted the vessels mentioned.. The two com
panies have always employed union longshore
men, and would not consent to 'allow non-nnlon
isu to load their vessels. The Humboldt Steve
dore Company now refuses to give work to any
of those union men who engage in work on the
four vessels.
Tbe British steamer Condor is ready to leave
for Comox, B. C. to take on load of coal for
the trip to Australia.
TACOMA. Feb. 20.— With cargo !n excess of
11.000 tons and valued at near $1,000,000. the
steamship Tydeun, Captain Campbell, sailed for
tbe Orient and -Liverpool this morning. Tin* is
the larvest cargo dispatched from Pucet Sound
the Orient and Liverpool this morning. This is
of it was loaded in this port. •
Shortly before the hour scheduled for her de
parture for Valparaiso tbe Chilean bark Ynsemlte
wan libeled yesterday by Jones ft Rothschild for
$3970. and now ber nailing in indefinitely post
poned. The libelants declare they have paid
the expense incurred by the vessel since her
arrival at Port Townsond on October 5, amount
ing to $3970, and that, although repeatedly de
manded, no part of it has been repaid. "They
pay that nic money was paid out by them at
the request of Master Charles J. B. Bergman,
and they ask that the vessel be condemned and
sold to satisfy claims.
Tbe Yoscmlte loaded lumber during December
and January at the Tacoma mill, and. yesterday
cleared for tbe west coast. She has a cargo of
813,000 feet of lumber. It seems that there
lias been a mlsnnderstandlng regarding the bill,
and Captain Bergman said tbat be was willing
to pay whatever amount be really owed.
When tbe steamship Tydens sailed today for
the Orient Waterhouse &. Co., agents for- the
Boston Towboat Company, were much relieved.
Their responsibility for detaining forty-four Chi
nese on board the Tydeus is now at an end.
Klx of the Celestials, formerly of the steamer
Pleiades' crew, who are being Bent back to
China* on the Tydens, quietly disembarked yes
terday, much to tbe chagrin of -the immigration
watchman and the worry of Waterhouse & Co.
They were found In an uptown store and landed
back on the steamer. ilfl N 1> |liililWil»j||llj
The schooner 'Okanogan sailed .today from
Port Gamble for San Francisco with lumber.*, -
PORTLAND. Feb. 20.— The steamer Columbia
palled for San Francisco last night with a -good
-list of passengers and a full cargo. ;includlng.3sO
sacks of potatoes.
Tbe schooner Salvator arrived at Astoria this
morning to load lumber at one of the mills on
tli» lower Columbia. P^BMIBMV'WBHM
Tbe steamer Meteor was in the harbor 'this
afternoon to coal prior \u25a0to proceeding to one of
the mills on tbe Columbia to load lumber for a
return rarjro to San Francisco. . \u25a0 .
' The steamer' Gearge. W. Elder sailed- for San
Pedro and way ports tbis evening, and the
Alliance is due to arrive • from Coos Bay to
iilfbt.. 1
The stenm schooner Washington, is at the
mills of the Portland Lumber Company, loading
for San Francisco. She arrived here last night.
'. After groping about for .more than a month
trying to find an entrance to Winchester -and
Shislnw Bay. the schooner : Antelope has finally
put safely "into Gardner; where 6be will load
lumber for a return cargo : to San 'Francisco.
While searching for her destination' the : vessel
ran -out of provisions and tobacco, and there was
considerable suffering on board. - - .-.-\u25a0•:
From Gardner." Or.,' comes the report that the
orew of • the r beached schooner ; Alpha cis •; still
there -awaiting Instructions \u25a0' from . the owner*.
Captain Trucell and his \u25a0; eight men were not
rescued r by, the life-saving crew at Umpqua, but
remained on board the stranded vessel «Ver night
and wsded- ashore in the morning. -The' Alpha
went ashore a. few; miles above. Winchester Bay
on February. 3.7. ;;
Army ; Transport)*
The Burnslde is at Seattle.^ . .
xThe Buford is in port.' Out of commission.
The Cruok^is- in port. Out of commission.'
The Dlx left Nagasaki February* 12.: - ;
The Klrkpatrlck is '\u25a0 at: Newport News. Va.
The liOgan sailed February, 5 for Manila. ' \u25a0
The Ingalls Is at ' Newport News.'-Va.'
The Sheridan Is In port.-, Out. of. commission.
The ! filiennan ; bound . arrived Febrn
arv 20 \u25a0at - Nagasaki.
Tbe Thomas is in port. — -
TiTe- Warren \u25a0 Is in port, '.being fitted. to co Into
commission. '
.The ; . Overdue J U*t
British bark • Orinsary, \u25a0 out ' 161 . days from ; Ca
leta Colosa,* for Antwerp,, 3o per cent. ..
German bark Vigilant, out: 108 days from La
cuna, for the channel, .' 12 per cent. ,>
THE . SAN- FRAJJCISGOIi GALL. 21; 1907;
RuFplan schooner ; Cjtus, '\u25a0. out -69 .". days : from
Port of Spain, \u25a0 for Seattle, 10 per cent. ,'
British sblp Hawtbornbank,' out 113 days from
Caleta Buena," for Bilbao, 5 per cent." .' r . -
British .steamer."'. Victoria;;" ont' 89 days from
Mollendo, \u25a0f or Liverpool, .10 per. cent . ' : .;.
British bark Berwickshire, out 147 days from
Corinto for Falmouth, ' 10 per cent" < -
French ship Helene Blum, out 178 days from
Port Gamble for Newport, S per cent.
NEWS -\u25a0 OS\^ THE 'OCEAN
Chartered for Lumber ,
The Norwegian ' sb lp Mashona is chartered for
lumber from Puget Sound \u25a0to \u25a0 Vajparaiso, for or
ders- (Plsagua Range)," at 52s 6d;:if .to a direct
pvrt,,2s 6d less. ;~ - .-\u25a0 V -.-..-
-SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
. ; . Thursday,' February 20.-:
'. Stmr / Newburg, Johnson. : Grays Harbor.
v Stmr -.Redondo., Bendegard, Portland.
Stmr Point Arena," Fosen, Albion.
\u25a0Stmr Thos.L. -Wand.- Hardwick, Astoria.
Stmr Newportv Johnson," Eureka. {' :
Stmr \u25a0 Daisy - Freeman,- Johnson, Willapa
Harbor. ' . .. - . •
, Stmr Chas. Nelson, • Prebie, Astoria. \u25a0
; • Ger. stmr. Salatls, Jensen, Hamburg and way
ports.: \u25a0 :_\u25a0 ,1. ' * . „. . *..
Bark Carondelet, Doyle,'- Port Gamble.;
Bark Gerard C. Tobey, Scott. -Belllngham:
j , Schr . Santiago^ . Madison, Monterey, .in tow of
tug Dauntless. /
Schr. Commerce, Z^uthen, Grays Harbor.
- - '
Feb 1.-lat 15 N, loug 26 W— Fr bark Francois,'
from London;, for .San Francisco. .-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. .-.
Additional Shipping Xfim on Pnge 10
MARRIAGE_LICENSES
The ./olfowlng marrlßge licenses 'were issued in
this city February DO: \u25a0-. •. '
William F. Menke, 2fi, 801 Stanyan street,; and
Edith Sherwood, 21,. lMTremont. avenue. "
Harry ' Kreiger, 21. 1150 Mission street, and
Annie Hirscb, 20. ]9i"> Sweeney street.
\u25a0 Charles J. Blumentbal, • 32, and s Carolyn G.
Marsh. 22, both. of Oakland.
Albert M. Day. 26. 490 Castro street, and
Ethel K. Dunne, 21. 4420 A Twentieth street
Max Weinberg, r 26, 1244 Valencia street, and
Bessie Corrln. 18, . 1244 Valencia street. s'
Roy C. Easton, 22, and - Francis Griffin, 19,
both of Oakland.
John .H. Woodruff. 34, San \u25a0; Francisco, \u25a0 and
Elizabeth Reed, 26, 1952 Folsom street
OAKLAND. Feb. 20.— -The following marriage
licenses . wc-re issued today: ;_ " — '\u0084
William F. 26, and Alice E. Price, 2.8,
both of Newman. - - - '
Harry F. Peirson, 22, and Edith A. nenry, 31,
both of: Oakland. \u25a0-.••• ._ \u25a0 \u25a0 .
John J. O'Brien. 31. and I,lrzle Thomas, 28,
both of San Francisco. S -\u25a0
George E. Wearne. * 24. and Olive L.' Mortler,
20. both of San Francisco. • \u25a0 \u25a0
-Ora L. Markhanv 24, Rock Island,' 111., and
Mabel E. Dallas, 19, Spokane, Wash. ,- "*
Dominic W. Barrett. 50 v and Mary Cnnning-
bam, 40. both of Oakland. *
Uomann Fleischmann, 30, and Julia Hoff, * 30,
both'of Oakland. <}
Charles Johnson Jr., 21, Oakland, and, Mabel
Nelssen. 19, Frultvale. \u25a0 >
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Rirth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not bo Inserted. \u25a0 They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be Indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author-
ised 'tn have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply, to the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
- BIRTHS
BRKEN— In Mill Valley, Cal.. February 20, 1907,
to the wife of P. A. Brecn,'. a son.
DOHRMANN— In this city? ' February 20. 1907,
to tin' wife of F. W. Dohrmann Jr., a son.
MAHER— In this city, February 10, 1907, to^he
wife of James J. Maher, a son.
MARRIAGES
DABOVICH— MITROVICH— In this city. Feb^
riiary 18, 1007. by the Rev.T. N. Pasbkovsky,
George V. Dahovich and.Naste T. Mitrovich,
both of Ssn Francisco.
LESLIE— OTTEN— In this city, February 14,
1907, by the Rev. M. H. Liebe, George Leslie
and Annie Otten, both of this city. ,
OPPENHEIM— IIIRSCH— In this city, by the
Rev. Joseph WlUner, \u25a0 Joseph Oppenheim \u25a0 and
Rose Hlrßchi both of this city. - -
DEATHS
Altierl, Olestina...sl Jensen, Han5. ....." 48
Bergeron, Louis 12 Johnson, Carl 50
Bower," Solomon M. 68 Kauf, Kar1....... 49
Buehl, Louise: 27 KT'yser,' William... so
Burke, William|T.. 44 Lorentz. John H....59
Byrne, Thomas 62 Lyons, Mary 63
Carman, William... os Mason, N. 11. A 76
Oashin. Frank..... 34 Mayer, \u25a0 Henry ... .69
Cavalier, \u25a0 Robert ..50 'Mitchell,". Mary 62 *
Colberg, Marie M... 6 Morrison, Alice ...78
Conkey, Clinton P. .34 Murphy, Adam H. .60
Cronan/ James 53 Nienstadt, DiedrWj 66
Darjzie, Thomas T. 50 O'Donnell, Thomas. l 3
DevilbiKs. Gci). W..34 ' Payne. Lena .
Dufat'ld, E!i7.a P..— Radovich, John 5..55
Farrell, S«r.iU t.iia.ssi Rosp. Albert ....".
Foster. Rose 55 Smith, Irma C.t-. 5
Fgx, John t44 Smith. Stephen 5..57
Furness, J0hn...... 65 TraiOor. Peter f.5
Gilmor, Grace H..— Tutt, Charles E... 65
Green, Harvey .28 Wilmes (infant).
Hogan, Elizabeth- B — Wobber,' Louis E...25
ALTIERI— In this city, February 19. 1007, Cc-
lestma Altieri, dearly beloved wife of tbe
late Angelo Altieri. and mother of Michnel,
Joseph and LoulsAltleri and Mrs. Lucia Lan-
tc-ri and Mrs. Sabina Poll, a native of Italy
aged 51 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), February 22, at 8 o'clock a. m., from
her late residence, 543 Grove street, near La»
guna, thence to Corpus Chrlstl Church, where a
\u25a0 requiem mass for the repose of her soul will be
. celebrated, commencing at 10 a. m.
BERGERON— In this city, February 20 1007
Louis, beloved and only son of Mr. and Mrs'
Pierre Bergeron, a native of California, aged
12 years 2 months and 24 days.
BOWER— In this city. February 20, 1007, Solo-
mon M., beloved husband of Sarah Bower and
beloved father of Cella. Frances and Ftlix
Bower, a native of Hesse-Darmstadt, Ger-
taany. aged 68 years 4 months and 2C day*.
Friends and acquaintances \u25a0 are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow
(Friday), at 10 o'clock a.m.. at his late resi-
dence, 1829 , Devisadero street. ' Interment
Home of Peace Cemetery.
BIIKIIL — In San Rafael. Febmarv 19 1307
I.ou!f»e Buehl,, wife of William Buehl. a native
of • Germany* " aged .27 yenrs "1 month "and 10
days.- A member of the German Frauenfereln.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow
(Friday), at 10 o'clock a. -m., from the 'resi-
dence parlors of F. E. Sawyer, 917 Fourth
street, San Rafael, thence to San Francisco via
11 o'clock North Shore train, to funeral car,
. foot of Market ; street, leaving at 12 o'clock.
Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
BURKE — In this city, February 20. 1907, William
T.. beloved son of Catherine and the late John
Burke, and brother of Michael. Charles. George,
Alice and Dave Barke and the late John Burke
Jr,.' a native of Brockton, Mass., aged 44 years
- 3 months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully i
1 invited: to attend the funeral tomorrow ( Fri-
day), at 8:30 o'clock c. tn., from tbe t parlors
of McGinn Bros.. 1826 Eddy street, . thence \to
St. Joseph's Church, where > a solemn requiem
high mass for the repose of bis soul will be
celebrated, \u25a0 commencing at 9 a. jn. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery. '.';*-.
BYRNE— In "this city. February 19, 1907,
Thomas, beloved husband 'of Bridget Byrne,
• and - father of John and the late Mary E.-
Byrne, a native of County Kildare, Ireland,*
aged 62 years. V
Friends and acquaintances are 'respectfully
invited to attend the funeral ; today (Thurs-
day), February 21, at 9:30 o'clock a. m., from
his - . late -• residence, 1259 Laguna street;
thence to St. Mary's . Cathedral, ' where v a
solemn . requlrm high mass for : the repese
, of his soul will be celebrated, commencing at
: 10 . o'clock. : Interment ' Holy; Cross Cemetery,
by \u25a0 electric funeral car from • San Jose . avenue
.: and Thirtieth street. -
CARMAN— In the City and County Hospital,
February 20, 1907, WillianKCarman, a native
of Canada, aged 65 years. BHWsHSH
CASniN— ln this city. February 17, 1907, ! . Frank,
beloved son. of James Cashin,- and brother of :
; the late James Casbin Jr.. a native of.Callfor-
nla; aged 34 years 6 months and 5 days. \u25a0;
Friends and acquaintances, are. respectfully
- .invited to attend the funeral today (Thursday), !
at 9:45 o'clock a. m., from the parlors, of D. 1. '\u25a0
. Kenny - & Co., 1719 ; : Eddy ; street, •\u25a0 near 1 Scott;
• v thence to Holy. Cross Church for services at 10!
o'clock. 'Interment" Holy \u25a0 Cross. Cemetery,' by \u25a0
11:30 o'clock train from Third : and Townsend !
streets. '. • '.fffiggPteMg //;"
CAVALIER— In this . city, February 18, ,it>o7
.- Robert - Cavalier, beloved husband of the -late
Mary Cavalier, and; father * of ; Lewis Cavalier
a;. native of Louisiana, . aged- 50 ; years 4
- months and 15' days:\ (New, Orleans and Louis-
iana papers please copy.) '\u25a0\u25a0;-.".. . . ':
\u25a0\u25a0'.';: Friends ? and ; acquaintances are ' respectfully
! invited, to; attend : the *\u25a0 fnneral ; twlay - (Thnrs.
"day), February 21, '. at 10 o'clock a.' m."; 3 from
- tbe mortuary. chapel of: the Golden GatcUnUer-
•" f taking - Company, 2475 Mission? street, near
Twenty-first. "Interment ; Mount , Olivet i Ceme-
tery." M|^.' : "\u25a0._--. .-..-•
COLBERG — In this 1 city. ' Febnwry ' 19,' : 1907, of
'j diphtheria." at, the residence of. her parents. 208
" ; Eleventh*aventie,'Marie:Meta Colberg. beloved
daughter :of .' May r Thorup.S: a V native -• of New
York/ aged , 0 years : 1 \u25a0-\u25a0 month and \u25a0 7 daj'B.
\u25a0;\u25a0 (Brooklyn, N.Y., .papers please copy). .
CONKEY— In this , city, February : 19, f 1907. Cliu-
•-,1 ton " P." Conkey; • beloved ; brother : of 2 Charles \u25a0
)' Harry. M., Carolyn and,Lura'Conkey,.alnative
['\u25a0 of .New. York, 'aged 34 years S months .and? 21-
'' days.'VnHBK'MBBtPiHHVBBEMIttBMBMBBM!
'\u0084 '\u25a0! Friends \ and : acquaintances \u25a0 are - respectfully
invited toLattend. the -.fnneraJi; today (Thurs-
day) ; - February . 21 ," ' at ' 10 :30 * a^ten.-, > from 'the
',-mortuary.. chapel of i the; Golden;. Gate, Undertak-
*\u25a0 -ing ' Company, : 247s • Mission street.' 1 near Twen-
. ;.ty-flrst. .:. Interment • Mount . Olivet > Cemetery;;.
CRONAN^-In this; city. - FGbmary 19, 1907.
'\u25a0\u25a0•' James, 'oeloveil < husband • of - Mary , Cronan, ' and
loving father of Peter,' James,. Catherine, the
late -Joseph .and % Mary. ;Cronan; , and -loving
brother, of Mrs.;McNeece oft' Taunton, t Mass., : a
' native of 'the parish .of j Castle Raghan. County
Cavan, i Ireland, " aged <?£% < years, c ' (Taunton,
Mass., and Los Angeles -papers please copy.)>-.
: Friends and ' acquaintances are. : respectfully
Invited to attend . the funeral- tomorrow!- (Fri-
day), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.', from his late resi-
dence, , 2934 Folsom !\u25a0\u25a0• street, thence. :to St
' Peter's Cburcb, where ' a reqniem high \u25a0 mass
for ; the i repose of : bls soul ' will be .• celebrated,
-commencing at 9 o clock. Interment ' Holy
' Cross Cemetery.' .'....- [\: \u25a0' ', , . :
DARGIE— In ' Oakland, ' Cal., February 19, ; 1907,
. .Thomas . T. Dargie,' • devoted husband "of \u25a0 Bessie
Sedgwlck Dargie, t father of Bessie and Mal-
. vern Dargie, son \u25a0: ot -Mrs. * E. . G. • Dargie,'. and
brotherofr William E. and Annie B. Dargie.
a . native of San Francisco, :\u25a0 Cal.. . \u25a0 ageil 50
years- and 6 days. : -; ; \u25a0{. \u25a0--\u0084 ":..\u25a0;.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
-invited - to attend';- the ; , funeral >••" services
' today .-, (Thursday), February "^ 21,"« at ~, 2 ; o'clock
p. m., at St. John's. Episcopal Church,' corner
of Eighth and Grove " streets, ; Oakland.' Inter-
. , ment : Mountain View 'Cemetery. i r - :
DEVILBISS— In Flagstaff.' Ariz.. February 9,
1907. George W., husband of . Louise Devilblss
(nee McCarthy) , - and son of Henry ! and Julia
Devilblss.'a native. of Mendoclnp County, Cal.,
"aged 34 years. - . "• _.
DUFFIELD — Entered Into ' rest, in this - city*
February 19, 1907, Eliza Paysen, beloved wife
of the Rev. S. 1 B. Duffleld of : Somerville.
Mass., and dearly beloved; mother, of. William
C. Duffleld, and eldest daughter of the ' late
Dr. George E. Shipman pf Chicago, and sister
of Mrs. Helen S. Lane.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
-Invited to attend the funeral :. services today
(Thursday), February 21, at 11:30 o'clock
a. m., at the new-funeral chapel of Charles
\u25a0M. \u25a0\u25a0 J. Truman, 1909 Mission ' street," between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth. • : - . .
FARRELL:— An anniversary reqniem high mass
for the repose of the soul of Sarah Farrell will
be ' celebrated in St. , Peter's Church on Satur-
day, February 23, at 9 o'clock a. m."
FOSTER— In this city,' February" 17. 1907, Rose
-.Foster, a native of Ireland, aged 65 years. -
Friends , and acquaintances are - respectfully
invited to attend, the funeral, tomorrow- (Fri-
day), at 8:30 a. m., from the parlors of Porter
& White, 1531 Golden Gate avenue, corner
Scott street, thence to St. Vincent de Paul's
Church, where a requiem. high mass for the re-
pose of her soul will be celebrated, commenc-
ing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-
tery via the 11:30 a: m.'train from Third and
Townsend streets depot. ; -
FOX-^-In- this city \ February 18, 1907, John
Fos, beloved nusband;of, the late Kate Fox,
beloved father of | Genevieve Fox, and brother
of Mrs. W. Moran, a native of County Ros-
common," Ireland, aged 44 years. : A member of
Division No. 14, Ancient Order of Hibernians.
. " ' Friends and acquaintances" are respectfully
invited to . attend the funeral .today (Thurs-
day), February 21, at : 9:15 -a. m.; - from the
parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission
street, ' between. Twenty-fifth ; and Twenty-
sixth, thence to St: 7 Peter's Ala-
bama street, near Twenty-fourth, for services
'at 9:45 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery,
by carriage. '. .._.,. .
FURNESS— In this city,' February 10, 1907, John
• ' Furness, beloved husband of Emma F. Furness,
and father, of Mrs. A. E. Jacobsen and Mrs. C.
C. Bensen. and grandfather of Harold ; K.'.Ja-
cohsen and Howard : L. : Bensen, . a native uf
' Prince -Edward Island. Canada, aged 65 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend tbe funeral services today
(Thursday), at 4:30 p. m., from the chapel of
Odd Fellows' Cemetery," Point Lobos avenue.
' Remains at the new funeral chapel of Charles
H. J. Trnman, 1909 Mission street, between
. \u25a0 Fifteenth and Sixteenth, . until 3 p.. m. \u25a0
GILMOR— In this city; (suddenly), February 18,
1907. Grace H. Gllmor, daughter of the* late
J. W. : and Eleanor "A. Gilmor, and sister
of Walter J. and the late Harry J. Gllmor,
a native of San Francisco, Cal." (Washington,
D v C, and Chicago,- 111., papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Thurs-
day)', at 9 o'clock a."- m.~, < from the parlors of
Halsted & Co., 924 ' Fillmore street, thence
to St. Mary's Cathedral, \u25a0 where a -requiem
mass for the repose of her soul will be cele-
brated, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment
private. ' ' ' " ' ; '
GREEN — In Fruitvale, February 20, 1907, Har-
vey Gre*i, beloved - brother of William J.
Green. ;\s-8. E. G. Lans, Mrs. • C. D: Haskell.
Mrs. Delia Daken, Mrs. Lena »L' Alzlnaand
Mrs. J. W. Co<ik. a native of Santa Cruz, Cal:,
aged 28 years 8 ruontbs and 14 days. . >
HOGAN— -In this city/ February 19, v 1907, Eliza-
beth 8., dearly beloved daughter of- Corne-
lius W.- and Nellie Hoffani and loving sister of
* E. S.. J. J., O. B. and EUa Hogan, a natlvt
of San Francisco, Cal.
The funeral will take place today (Thurs-
day), at 8:30 a. m.\ -- from' the residence of
-her parents,. 2637 Harrison \u25a0street, thence to
St. Peter's Church, where •. a. solemn requiem
high, mass for the 'repose, of her soul will be
celebrated, commencing at Ha. m. Interment
- private, Holy Cross Cemetery, ; by . carriage.
- I'lease; omit flowers. >-.•.;"• \u0084? . . ->-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
JENSEN— In this city, February 20. I^o7, Hans
Jensen, a native of Keswig. Denmark, need 48
years 6 months, and* 9 days. ; A' member of
Golden Gate Lodge 'No.':' 49, Danish Brother-
• hood. \u25a0?' -; • \u25a0 " -.. --•\u25a0 -': •• \u25a0 \u25a0 ,-".;-
JOHNSON— In this city, February 13, 1907, Carl,
\u25a0 beloved husband of Anna < Johnson,'; and father
.of Othild^- and UJaJmer Johnson,-.' a native of
Sweden, aged 56 years S months, and 2 days.-.
; The funeral services wijl \u25a0be held tomorrow
(Friday), at 10 o'clock a. tn., at the parlors of
Halsted & Co.. 024 Fillmore st. Interment Cy-
press Lawn Cemetery. • \ '.'• \u25a0.;
KAL'F— In this, city, February • 20. . 1007. Karl,
beloved husband of * Katherina - Kauf and de-
voted father of Karl and Otto Kauf, a native
' of Rhelnfalls; Germany, aged \u25a0 49 years 9
months and 'l4 days. A member^of San Fran-
Francisco Backer Vereln \u25a0 and Bakers' Union
No.-24. " ' '-. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -'\u25a0 \u25a0 • ;.' •\u25a0 c '.. •
\u25a0 Remains at the parlors of H.- F.-Suhr & Co..
2919 Mission street," between Twenty-flfth and
Twenty-slxtli.. Notice r pf. funeral' hereafter.
KEYSER— In Berkeley, February 18, 1907, Wil-
liam Kcyser, beloved husband of Mary K. Key-
ser, and \u25a0 father of vMrBTG. A. Schultz and
Charles Keyser, a native of Illinois, aged 56
yeals. (Peorla and Pokin, 111., papers please
copy.) •-.-\u25a0\u25a0-..\u25a0 MmiMHKfMi
' Friends and -.acquaintances are respectfully
invlt«d to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), at 10 a. m., from the residence of C. A.
Schultz, 1528. Prince street. Interment Moun-
tain View Cemetery.
LORENTZ— -In this "city, February 19, 1907,
John H., dearly beloved husband of Susanna
Lorentz, and devoted father of Etta and George
Lorentz , a native of Bremen; Germany. ' aged
f>9 years and .4 days. A member of Mission
Turn Vereln. '
- Friends and acquaintances are respectfully'
Invited to attend, the funeral tomorrow ,< Fri-
day), at 2:30. p.. tn., from his late residence,
: 1247 Fourth avenue. Sunset. District; thence
to I. O. : 0. . F. • Cemetery for cremation.
LYONS— -In this city, February,' lB. , 1007. Mary, •
beloved . wife of the late John ' F. Lyons, ' and 1
mother of .Mrs. * Thomas ; Burns, \u25a0 and sister ' of
Mrs. Aptnes Gallagher, a native : of Paterson,
\N. J.,. agad 63 years 7 months. and 2 days. „\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
'-.. Friends: and' acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend- the funeral,' today (Thurs-
day), at 8:15 o'clock, from her late residence, i
246 - Lake \u25a0 street, v thence \u25a0 to St. Dominic's ,
- Church, where n solemn' requiem mass. for the'
repose of her.' soul • will -be celebrated, com-i
mencing at 9 -o'clock. Interment Holy, Crosu
'. Cemetery, byi electric- funeral, car -> from Thir-
tieth street anil San Jo«e avenue. . ,' '
MASQN^-In Alameda; February 10; 1*907, -N. U.A.
\u25a0 Mtwn.'a native of Tennesseel aged 70 years
0< months and 5 days. \u25a0 .
' Fr'lpnds ' and acquaintances are ' respectfully !
: ' inrltetl to attend- the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day),- February 22, :at 1 o'clock, p. m., from 1
. the funeral - parlors of -W. L. ; Woodrow,- San
Jose. ..lnterment Oak Hill. Cemetery.
MAYER— In this city; Febmary 19,^1007," Henry
'•Mayer, dearly beloved husband of Susie Mayer.
awl beloved father. of Theodore,. Adolpa and
George 11. - Mayer, , a native of ,: Posen, - Ger-
many, , aged C 9 -years 8 months and 17 days.
- A member 3of . Apollo • Lodge No. 123, I." O.
O. F.; Magnolia Lodge No. 41; A. O. U. W.:
Golden Gate Lodge 'No. 129; 1..0. B. 8.. and
. Chebra Achim Rachmonlm. , . ' ;' ,
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the ; funeral today - (Thurs-
day), : at ' 10 . o'clock : a." m.; from his late \u25a0 resi-
dence,- 1131 Ellis \u25a0 street; between. Gongh and
Octavia. and thence by train leaving Third
and Townsend : streets at 11:30 a: m.Mo Salem
Cemelery. '• ' - ' " _ ' "
MITCHELL— In this' city. February ~<m, .\u25a0 1907,
. Mary, beloved wife ., of the late John A D.
Mitchell, and loving mother, of Edward,. Mary,
. William,:- Joseph •'; and Elizabeth Mitchell and
.' Sister Rosarie of the -Holy Family, -and; sister
of William,-' Peter and Joseph .'Melody: and tbe
late Brother 'Lascian,' a, native of CountyGal-i
\u25a0\u25a0•' way.. lreland/ aged 62 years. ., .. .<
-..". - ', Friends \u25a0 and .- acquaintances are respectfully
••' invited :to 'attend '-the fnneral today, (Thurs-
day),; at 9 a. 'to.',. from I, her late residence, 359
Corbett avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine-
s teenth streets, .thence {to the Most Holy Re-;
: deemer" Church,- where; a reoulem^hlgh; mass
:" • for . the • x'epose ' of ' her , soul „ will \u25a0be celebrated; :
;'\u25a0 commencing J ; at : 9:30; a. "m. Interment Holy
.. Cross ; Cemetery. ' ;:,- v / t . . '.'\u25a0 ;*''•..
MORRISON— At rest,'; in >this city.. February. 19;
;.. 1907, % at -'her Mate -, residence, 24 _- Ford street.
t i. Alice, beloved'wtfe of. the late David Morrison
' and deipted, mother, of Mrs. T.P. Ellis, David
J. Morrison • and • the s late Mrs; ; Mary i Wynne, . a
native of Ireland,; aged 78 years and \u25a0 17. days.' i
. * , Friends * and * acquaintances / are \u25a0 respectfully
invited to-attendfthe funeral today t (Thurs-
day). "at > Ba. .m."? from; her late residence. 24
Ford street; between Sanchez and 'Noe and &cv-
: enteenth and Eighteenth, thence; to Mission Do-
: - lores ' Church, {where f a- solemn \u25a0 requiem high
mass for 'the, repose of her soul - will 'be cele-
•" briited," commencing ?,atj* 9.*: a: :'m. "'lnterment
"'Holy. Cross Cemetery,, by carriage.
MURPHY— In -this \u25a0 city, J Fehruttry" 19. lf)07, :
"Adam 11. .-beloved ihusband of Hannah;B. Mur-
phy,, and : father of . "Jennie jL.V 'Annette ' and
Bessie W.'Murpby, agtfd Ph) years. -
. Frleuds r' are '< invited 'to \u25a0;\u25a0 attend r the i funeral
tomorrow; (Friday). iFebniai-y.'_'2,sat 11 a. m'.r
fromihlsilatesresidence.ir.O Baker street. In-
'-..' tcrment^Cypress Lawn • Cemetery. '• ' . .~.; :.,' ,'- -. .*'\u25a0
NIENSTADT-^At 'i rest.*; fn •- thlWt city,. February
\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0- 19, * 1907,-*Diedrteh," dcarly_-bct6Ted : husband ' of
Marie. Nienstadt; ,andy devoted 'father 'of.; Mrs;
WiUiam. Wieboldt ; and, Edward R.' and -Dorothy!
'Nienstadt, and. grandfather of Edward .R.^Nien- 1
, i' stadt Jr.- and Dorothy.' S_".,Wleboldt.i a native
\u25a0• of vAuffingbausen.^Hannover^Gcrmany, , aged'. 6o
}'\u25a0 .-years 'and; s days."*. \u25a0;\u25a0;.* -'i-,;: ;' . .
/ Friends g and s acquaintances » are ' respectfully
/ - invited 1 to? attend - the 'funeralr tomorrow .> (Fri-
' day),- February ' 22, T .at -I; p.\ m.';; from \ the > par-
; , lors of;H.-iF.'sSuhr &,C0..; 2910. Mission street,"
\u25a0""v between,' Twenty-fifth i and > Twenty-sixth.',: In-
..ttermentj Mount r Olivet . ..Cemetery ;* bj-..'- electric
1 o funeral car. from' Thirtieth and^Mlssion : streets. 1
O^DON NELL^In I tbis£clty,r February^ 19,} ; 1907;
Thomas, • beloved ' son of - Mary * and •\u25a0; James
*, O'Donnell, and •\u25a0 brpther .of • Mail* and : James
/O'DonneU, and nephew of Mrs. T.B. Hill and
. ' Mrs. ; F. O'Brien,'- a - native- of San Francisco.
" Cal.; aged IS Tears and 6 months. (Cincinnati
and Los Angeles papers please copy.)
\u25a0 ;-\u25a0-:. Friends ; and % acquaintances are . respectfully
invited ' to .: attend . the ' fnneral - tomorrow (Fri-
' day),* l Febrnary 22, at 8:30 o'clock a. m. from
T:- bis late residence, 5 Sycamore avenue, * thence
> to > Mission ; Dolores . Church, \u25a0 where a requiem
; high v mass . for \u25a0 the - repose of bis soul \ will b«
celebrated, "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 commencing i at . 9 : o'clock. Inter-
•-. ment Holy, Cross Cemetery.'
PAYNE— In : this city;. February 19. 1907, Lena,"
-\u25a0\u25a0;' beloved wife of FrankPayne, a native of Sut ;
". ter Creek, Cal.' \ , .
BADOVICH— In this city, February 18, 1907,
\u0084.'; John S., beloved husband of Darcinka Radovlcb,
and . father of Irene, Eugene ' and Vivia Rado-
vlch, a native Of Risan Bocche di Cattaro, Dal-
mazla, 'Austria, aged 65 years. - \u25a0 -..
- funeral will '.take place itoday ' (Thurs-
. day), at 1 o'clock p.m ., from the parlors of
{McGinn 8r05.,-, 1826 .Eddy -street Interment
• Servian Cemetery. "' \u25a0} : • '
.ROSE^-In^this city, -at his 'late residence, 1306
' v Montgomery street, \u25a0 Albert ' ; Rose, • husband
• of Tthe.late'-Loulse Cußose; loviog father of
'\u25a0 ' Frank, ; Joseph/ Belle and - Carrie • Rose, Mrs.
M>^- Field • and ' Mrs. :A. C. Le Clalr, and
grandfather of Emma and Henry Fields, and
. . Frank, and George Rose, a ! -native of . Pico,
:\u25a0- Azores Islands.- . . >.-\u25a0\u25a0 ;
" Friends and acquaintances \u25a0 are respectfully
i .invited to attend the ; funeral today (Thurs-
."' day);'. February.; 2l, .at 9 o'clock a. m.. from
v his '. late residence, . 1306 '\u25a0 Montgomery street,
;near .. Union, -; thence - to \u25a0 St: r Francis Church,
, where ; a solemn requiem high \u25a0 mass for . the
; repose of his \u25a0\u25a0 soul' ; will- be celebrated, com-
. mencing .at \u25a0 9 :SO - o'clock m. m. Interment
Holy : Cross Cemetery,"; by - funeral train .\u25a0 from
Twenty-fifth and Valencia streets, at 11:45
.a. m.- . • . - - *
SMITH— In this city. February 19, 1907. Inna
' C, beloved daughter of WUIUm J. and Belle A.
. Bmlth. and sister of Charles J. and William J.
Smith,; a native of Oakland, aged 5 years 9
.months and. 2l days. ,'
SMITH— In \u25a0 this city, * February 19, 1907,
Stephen- S. Smith, son of G.S. Smith, and
father of the late Frank C.' Smith and Julia
.- .E. Barrows, a native ; of. Middletown, Conn.,
; aged 87 years and 3 months.- . ,
Friends and acquaintances ' are I respectfully
Invited to v attend the fnneral services
today- (Thursday), February 21, \u25a0: at 2 o'clock
p. m., at Pilgrim -Church. Eighth avenue and
East Fifteenth street. East Oakland. Inter-
ment Mountain View Cemetery. Please omit
flowers."- . '
TRAINOR — In this city, February 20, 1907, Peter
Trainor, a native .of Canada, aged 35 years.
A member of San, Francisco Stereotypers* and
Electrotypers' 'Union No. 29. \u25a0
\u25a0 Friends and acquaintances 'are • respectfully
: Invited *to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), at 1:30 p. m., from the parlors of Porter
&, White, IC3l, Golden Gate avenue, near Scott
street; thence . to . St. Dominick's Church for
services. Interment - Holy Cross Cemtery, via
"'tbe* 3:3o p. m; train from Third and Townsend
streets depot.
TCTT— In Elmhurst, February 20, .1907, Charles
E..- dearly beloved husband of Louise A. Tutt,
and father of R. W. Tutt, a native of South
Bend.lnd., aged 65 years 8 months and 8 daya.
WILMES— In this city. February 20, 1907, Infant
son of John and Josie Wilmes..
WOBBER— In this city, February I§, 1907, Louis
\u25a0 Ernest, • beloved son of Ernest A."^ and Gesina
Wobber, • and brother of Henry, Henrietta,
Emma and George Wobber and Mrs. E. Thack-
ray,; a native of San Francisco, aged 25 years
1 month and \u25a018 days. (Brooklyn, N. V., pa-
pers please. copy). .. \u25a0
.-• Friends and acquaintances arc respectfully
Invited to 1 attend . the funeral today (Thurs-
day), at 1:30 p. m.. from the parlors of 11. F.
Suhr & Co.. 2919 Mission street, between Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery, by electric funeral car from
Thirtieth and Mission streets.".,
\u25a0 A solemn requiem high mass for the repose
of the souls of the deceased members of Igna-
tian Council No. 35, Y. M. 1., will 'be cele-
brated at St. Ignatius Church, southwest corner
of Hayes and Shrader streets, on Friday, ' Feb-
ruary 22, at 10 o'clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully invited to attend.
< \u25a0 ' ' JOSEPH A. CAREW. President.
REV. GEORGQ P. BUTLER^ Chaplain.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H.— To' the officers
• and members of the Ladles' Auxiliary. ". A: O.
II.: ' You are hereby" notified ,to attend a
requiem high mass for the. repose of tbe soul
of our late Most Rev. Archbishop George Mont-
. gomery, to be celebrated In St. Mary's Cathe-
dral .tomorrow. (Friday), at 9 o'clock' a. m.
\u25a0Friends. are respectfully Invited to be present
County Board \u25a0of Directors. * -
- \u0084 ' -MRS. W. MOLLOY, President
HARRIET GOGGIN, Secretary.
! i Sacred Heart Presentation Alumnae Associa-
tion. — Members are kindly requested to attend
the annual mass for the deceased alumnae at
St. 'Mary's Cathedral tomorrow (Friday), at 7
a. m. . Relatives, past pupils and Sister and
pupils of St." Mary's Academy are respectfully
invited to be present. \u25a0-
.MARY. TRAYNOR, President. :
KATHERINEE DONOVAN, Secretary.
Young Ladies' Institute. — The annual re-
quiem . mass for the deceased members of the
•' Young -Ladles' Institute i will be celebrated at
: 8 a.- m.. tomorrow (Friday). February < 22, •In
,' St." Raphael's ; Church. > San • Rafael; nnder the
auspices of Lagan Institute No. 52, Young La-
dles'- Institute. /All : friends and members of
the order are Invited to attend.
. young men's Institute.
To the officers and .members t of- the .Young
' Men's Institute — The ' annual mass of requiem
for the deceased members of the Young Men's
Institute will be celebrated at St. Mary's
Cathedral Friday, February 22, at 10 a. m.
\u25a0 Friends . and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend. • - \u25a0 \u25a0 '
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT, Y. M. I.
P. J. HAGAN, President.
A.,J. SULLIVAN, Secretary-
\ ] A PATH TO EVERY PLOT
1300 Golden Otitr nvf., Cor. Flllmore.
' Telephone West 5060. /
CYRUS S. WRIGHT,:
\u25a0 GBOi H.vCIiARK,"
A. P.. BOOTH,.
'. HAROLD L. WRIGHT.
NdRAY&CP.
UNDERTAKERS
I 2198 GEARY ST., COR. DEVISADERO.
' Telephone West '4707. . \
FRANK yAYR.I
1 7 years at 1 05 Sixth Street
..FLORIST..
Now at 5 1 2 McAllister
Telephone Market 3091
I HAIGHT-ST. FLORAL CO.
' '-• 'ii. ;'? PETERSOX, 1
Formerly *»vllli John H. Slevers & Co.
CUT FLOWERS AND DESIGNS.
324 FILLMORE IST.^'i NEAR Haisht.
• \u25a0 Phone /Fell 8531. • ;.-*-
*-; \u25a0 , \u25a0
MciBREARTY & McCORMICK-
• '-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
• ' ' 915 VALENCIA ST.,^ iXEAR 20TH
\u25a0 Formerly of "McFadden.'Mcßrearty.& Green."
». Telephone . Mdlhtet ' 97. .' I-;-., '
H: J. Gallagher Undertaking Co:
' 1314 WEBSTER st',' bet. ' Ellis" & O'Farrell;., Tel."
West 5925. \u25a0- DANIEL P.. DONOVAN. . Pres. &
-Manager; JOHN; DOUGHERTY,; Vice Pres. .
WOODLAW"V/CEMETERV
1 "' - ... v .\u25a0•-,-, ' : SanMateo Co. .; ' ' ,. r
! Finest and Best Equipped * Receiving Vault . and
, ; .-.»; -.-.-v-.-7Chapel.Vv. \u25a0\u25a0;:.-•'\u25a0\u25a0- ; -
- • (Masonic Cemetery /Association)
Office 1154: O'Farrell St. ,
; THEODOR DIERKS & CO.
1 'Undertakerni,
! -.900 Derlsadero \u25a0 St., Cor McAllister.
' ' Telephone ,"We«V : f4So4j :
P. F. GREENE GO.
, > FUNERAt DIRECTORS. .
: . .-.' NE.; cor .^Sixteenth and Guerrero sts.: -
\u25a0 Formerly of .McFadden,rMcßrearty;&:Green.
• . :,-: /-Telephone. Special 1567.:. :"~ : -
VALENTE; MARINI & CO^
; ; ;' ' UXDERTAKEUS^
< .:\u25a0. .344S MISSION; STREET. •' V
, '\u25a0 Xear . Thirtieth. « V. Tel. Market •2B2."' -
MonXhan^ co.
Funeral : Director* and \u25a0 Embalmer s. \u25a0
"'" Private^ Rf6lde"nce^Accommodations? ' '
' •'' : Office SW. 'corner. 25th: and 'Guerrero, its." -
Phone Market -35. '&&E688X
MEETING; ft OTICKS
MISSION Chapter No. 79, R.. A. M. _,— '
Special tneetinc: THI3 (THURS- J?t?2E»
DAI). EVENING at 8 o'clock.
J i aI S ' tBter degree. By order' f *&»§<«
Of -| H.'^ P. ; "
R. S. ALLEN. , "' e&^%['
\u25a0 '_\u25a0 Secretary. vrrarwW
CALIFORNIA Lodge No. 1. F. * A, •
M.— Special meeting THIS (THURS- J&k
DAY)- EVENING. Feb. 21. at 7:30 "V>A^'
o'clock, at 2196 Geary st. First /Vyx
. degree. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0, \u25a0 . ' / \
ERANKLIN H. DAY. Secretary; ',
--.-.'\u25a0'-. .' '.' Flllmore st. '
LA PARFAITE Union Lodtre No. 17, «
F. &A. M. — Called meeting at King J\
Solomon's Temple. 1739 Fillmore St.. "IVf«*r" 1 Vf«* r
\u25a0FRIDAY. February 22. 1907. at 8 AJVx
p. m. First ' degree. By order of '\u25a0 \u25bc
tbe W. M. . . P. ST. JULLIEN, %cc.
FIDELITY- Lodge- No. 120. F. & A. «
M.— Special meeting THIS (THURS- J\ .
DAY) EVENING -at 7:30 o'clock. ""Vo^'
First degree. Masons cordially in- /VV\
vlted. By order of the W. M. / \
J FREDERICK BARRY. Secretary.
JEWEL Lodge, No. 374, F. AA. M.— ft '
Third degree TODAY (THURSDAY) f\
1:30 p. m. Master Masons cordially y Srn\r
Invited. - /vyy
BURNSIDE CROMWELL, W. M. ' ~ \
' R. C. JOIiySON. Secretary.
PRESIDIO Lodge No. 354, F. &A. J
M.— King Solomon's Hall. 1739 Fill £\
more st. First degree' THIS "%re"«y'
(THURSDAY) EVENING.. 7:30 /Vsr\
o'clock. : Masons cordially Invited. . ' »
B. L. HES3ELTINE. Secretary.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Lodge No. -J^k
212. F. and A. ' M.— Special meeting #\
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, at "Voj^
7:30 o'clock. Second degree. f\S\
C. A. MULLER. W. M. ' V X
WM. J. B. WARNER. Secretary.
APOLLO Lodge No. 123. I O. v
O. F. — Tbe fnneral services of \u25a0swbSi'feii
our late brother, HENRY "=3gw3£33?
MAYER, will be held at the res- •^w**
ldenee, 1131 EUls st, on THURSDAY. Feb.
21, 10 o'clock a. m. Officers and members
are requested to attend. "
R. H. 'DEMENT, N. ;G.
W. F. NORCROS3. R. S.
FIDELITY Lodge No. 222. I. O.
O. F. — Officers and members are
requested to attend the funeral of
C. E. SPAFFORD. P. G... ' .
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, from
H. F. Maaex's undertaking parlor, 1335 Golden
Gate aye. By order of
' P. IVERSON, N. G.
A. E. DISSTON. Rec. Sec. . \u25a0
PACIFIC Lodge No. 155, I. O.
O. F.— THIS (THURSDAY) EV-
ENINO. Feb. 21. 321 Devisadero r^t^^p-
st. Initiation, refreshments. *w»Wt%^
speaking, good time. Team and all brothers
requested to-be present. \u25a0 Visiting brothers
given a cordial welcome.
'\u25a0:-\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ALF. GROVES. Rec. See.
SERVIAN- Montenegrin L. &(B. ijLl
Society. — Officers and mem- />JO%
t>ers of above soHpfy are here- A icSC
by notified to attend funeral /ft tWISPIS^
of our late brother. JOHN S. f&\ -iSSn /fi\
RADOVICH, TODAY (Thurs- \^& s £d*$ i
day), Feb. 21. at 1 p. m.. |s^£j Ec' l^'
from undertaking parlors of lv**i!l, ZzSfZSi
McGinn Bros., 1826 Eddy st. w'fSl VSfW
Fine for nonattendance will VJfc^al Kl y \u0084
be strictly enforced. By order *7s JiTK
ot E. T. BALICK. Pres. ' AfJSV "
JOHN SHEROVICH. _*Sw£
Secretary.
AUSTRIAN Military and Benevolent ' - •>
Association — Special meeting on FRI- fcW&^i
DAY EVENING. February 22, at g«g
7:30 o'clock, at Poll to buildmg. 32C.3 »y^
ICth St.. near Dolores. All members I W'*^
please attend. Important business. Fine for
. nonattendance. The disabled members of the
Austrian Benevolent , Society will also attend
for Initiation. By order of
C. PETRUSICH, President.
, GEORGE MOSTAIIINICH. Rec. Sec.
RIGGERS' and Stevedores' Union— >jr'jt~
Members. attention — Special ad- J&IL f
. vertised meeting -THURSDAY $213t I
EVENING, at 8 o'clock. February jlT^fik '
21. 1907, at Eagles' Hall,' Market -^i*Wn f
and Valencia sts. Matter of, chang- V fc-3J* [
Ing entrance fee will be acted on. 3Kb5>!L !
By order. ' Jies?7ssE
P.D. HARTHORN. President. «!&3S£s'
JOHN H.-DOLAN. Rec. and Cor. Sec.
TO officers and members, Mas-ca
ter- Mariners' Association — R?SP'*fc^:
On aa.l aiter THURSDAY, Jk^^TSVw-
February 21. the regular jj KSjiWaSsiJ^^
weekly meeting will be held g S^JS^vEfc"*^.
«t the Marine Enclnrers* ;! l FSZ^iS3!2^ r
. Hall. 43 Stenart st. near I*B BF
Market. By order .of the"<^
president. L. TR AUNG. Rec. Sec.
LAUNDRY Wagon Drivers* Un ton — Yon are re-
quested to attend -the funeral of our late
brother, C. E. on THURSDAY, at 2
p. m., from Maas' undertaking, parlors,. J?3s
Golden *Gate - aye. " '\u25a0-'' :> *'''
JOHN CONNOR, President -
E. O'DAY. Secretary. \u25a0 ' f.
"ANNUAL meetinii Honolnln Plantation Com-
pany — The • annnal- meeting of • the- stockholders
of ' the -Honolulu Plantation Company * will
be held WEDNESDAY. Febrnary 27. 1907.
\u25a0 at the fcour of ill o'clock a. m., at : the effic*
of the company.- 142 Stenart st. San Fran-
cisco, California, for the purpose of electing
directors- for "* tbe ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as may corns
before the meeting.
Transfer books will close on Saturday, Feb-
ruary 16. 1907, at the hour of 3 o'clock p. m.
By order of the president
W. -J. MATSON. Secretary.
ANNUAL M EETING , HAKALAU PLANTATION
COMPANY. — Tbe annual m«>eting of the stock-
holders of tbe HAKALAU PLANTATION COM-
PANY will be held on WEDNESDAY, March
' 6. 1907. at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m., at the
office 'of the company, : 2023 California st. San
Francisco, Cal., for the* purpose of electing
directors for the ensutns year. : and for the
transaction of such other business as may come
before the meeting. >-.
Transfer books will close on Saturday, Feb-
ruary 23, 1007, at the hour of 3 . o'clock p. m.
H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS.
B. PASQtJALE CO..
1100 WEBSTER. COR. TURK.
PHONR WEST '403. -
ARMY. NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS.
KEGALJAS. FLAGS, BANNERS.
/ BADGES. CAPS.
UNIFORMS.
WILDEY Encampment No. 23. I. O. O. F.— j-
Officers and members are requested t/> attend!
the funeral of CHAS. E. SPAFFORD. P. C.
P., THIS : (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, at 2
o'clock, from the fnneral parlors of the H. F.
. Maas Co.. 1335 Golden Gate aye. \u25a0
' T. R. MORSE. Scribe.
D. I. KENNY & CO.
— UNDERTAKERS— •
,1719 EDDY STREET, Near Scott.
VponeAVent 2645
UNITED UNDERTAKERS,
V FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
2608 Howard St., nr. 22d. Phone. Market 276.
California^ Undertaking Co.
2210 STEINER STREET
Between Sacramento and Clay. Phone West 1321.
u~O. W. LUNT. HENRY C. BUNKER. j
* BUNKER &LUNT, i
P. U.N ERA L . DIRECTORS^. '
:"• \u25a0 .* 3llflKlon .Masonic Temple,
2GC6 Mission Street.
Pbone. Market 2820. '
TELEPHONE PARK 12. \f
SAMUEL McFADDEN & CO. .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
; 1070 HalKht'st;: Near Baker.
Take Haight-Street C\ra.
McAVOYr O'HARA & CO.
UNDERTAKERS
. Are l Now Permanently. Located at
2649 MARKET ST.; bet. \u25a0. 16lh and 17th.
.Tel." Market 154., V
H; p: REHERSEN
. Funeral Director; and Embalmer, ; 1940 and 1042
Post st.,\ between Flllmore and Stelner. : Elegant
residence funeral . parlors. »\u25a0 Personal services on-
\u25a0 derail ' Phone West - 6333.
I O. SELLINGER. 11. METZLER. -
METZLER'S UNDERTAKING COMPANY
' lftSa.Folsom'St.'r- Bet;. 14th and 15th.
; '-\u25a0\u25a0•: PHONE MARKET :I6C.
pH Formerly at 214 Eddy Street. ; " ;'.'
i Funeral Director and. Embalm er.'. s32 Fulton St.,
between Fillmure and Webster.', TeLPark: 1369.
hi. p,%M^ASS;eG;
Undertakers- and Embxlmers.
1335 : Golden I Gate ' aye.V: between ".- Flllmore \u25a0 and
. • -. .' Stelner streets. s-'
Phone ' Park 567.V
COCHRAN & CO.
' 4 . FUNERAL*> DIRECTORS -,V"'
• ' 11H0; Valencia ?St;; v near -3d, St.
'j Telephone -Market ' 151.' ' • - .\u25a0•.-. . \u25a0 ~'-'j
MEETiyQ XOTICES — Continued.
ANNUAL MEETING KILAUEA SCGAR PLAN-
.TATION COMPANY— The annual meeting of
tn« stockholders of the .Kllauea Suesr Plan-
tation Company will be held on TUESDAY.
February 26. 1907. at the Hour of 11 o'clo^*
a. m.. at the office of tb« company. 2023
California st.. San Francisco. Cal.. for th«
.purpose of electing directors for the «nsnin«
. , year, and for the transaction of such othet
business as may com* befor* the meeting.
, Transfer .books will close on SATURDAY.
February 16. 1007. at tbe hour of 3 o'clock
p. m. By order of the President.
- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..•\u25a0. H. W. THOMA3. Secretary.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OP THB
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC EAIL-
<ROAD COMPANY.
A special mettlng of the stockholders ot th*
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company will
be held at the office of the company, to room
. 1043 in the James Flood Building, at 870 Mar-
ket street. In the city and counir of San Fran-
cisco, tn the State of California, the same be>
tng the principal place of business ot said cor-
poration, and being tae butldinsf where the
Board of Directors of said corporation usually
meet, on the 12th day of March. 1007. at the
hcur of .12 o'clock noon, to consider and act
cpon the proposition to create a bonded Indebt-
edness of said corporation, to the amount ia
the nrprejit- of thirty-flve million dollar*
U33.000.000) In Bold coin of Use United States
(a portion of which is to be used in retlriag
existing bonded Indebtedness), and to Increase
the bonded indebtedness of said corporation up
to the' amount. In the a;yjrre«ate. of thirty-
, five million dollars ($35,000,000) in *o!d eota
' of the United States, and to seenre tbe said
proposed bonded Indebtedness by a mortgage or
deed of trust npon toe railroads, franchises
and property of the company non owned or
hereafter acquired, and the Income thereof, or
such part thereof as may be prescribed ta the
.mortgage or deed of trust: and to determine
the form and terms of said bonds and mort-
gage or deed of trust, and to authorize th»
Board of Directors to take all such, action as
they may deem necessary or expedient In too
premises. \u25a0
- Dated the flta day of Jannarr. 1907.
By order of the Board of Directors.
J. L. WILLCTTTT.
Secretary of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Company. . .
E. E. CALVIN,
WILLIAM F. HEREIN.
WILLIAM HOOD.
K. T. SMITH.
P. r. DUNNE.
A. H. PATSON.
\u25a0 E. S. PIIXSBCRT.
EDWARD CHAMBERS.
W. A. BISSELL.
Directors of Said Nortnwestern Pacifle Rail-
road Company.
ANNUAL MEETING PAACHAD SUGAR PLAN-
TATION COMPANY— The annual meeting ot
the stockholders of the PAAHHAC SCGArt
PLANTATION COMPANY will be held on
SATURDAY. March 2. 1007. at the hoar <>t
11 o'clock a. m.. at the office of the com-
pany. 2023 California st.. San Francisco. Cal..
for the purpose ot electing directors for th*
ensuing year and for the transaction of micii
other business as may come before th»> meeting.
Transfer books will close on Wednesday.
February 20. 1907. at the hour of 3 o'clock .
p. m. By order of the president.
H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
HALLS TO LET
HALL to rent for society meetings. Wed.. Friday
or Saturday; reasonable. 2520 Howard St.
_^ ATTORNEYS
ADVICE free— Divorce costs Jl2; qnic* aa-i
quiet: bankruptcy, damage, attachments and
probate matters * specialty; no fees ia ad-
vance. 2128 Fillmore St.. near Sacramento.
room 1; open evening;*. -'
HARRI3 & HESS, attorneys at law. W. T. He**.
Notary Public. 2053 Sntter St.. near Flllmore
street.
DIVORCE — Costs $12; quick, quiet; advice free;
no charge nnless successful; open evening.
1323 Page st.. near Central are.
LYONS. TIMOTHY J. (late Chronicle building*.
Law offices. SI Geary st. (F.. H. Woods Trust).
W. A. S. NICHOLSON, attorney. 1178 Eddy. nr.
Fillmore; land titles established, probated, etc.
HOBF.RT W. KING, attorney at law tformerlT
Examiner hM.r. ). 1633 Flllmore st.. near Post.
H. A. Kronse. 1300 O. G. »ye.. cor. Fllltnroe: sil
cases; adv. free. Eve, 7:30-3:30; tel. West 5132.
MABTIN STEVENS, attorney at law. 1033 Golden
Gate aye.. bet. Lagnna and Buchanan sta.
F: J. CASTELHUN. attorney at law. 1343 Goldea
Gate aye.. bet. Flllmore and Stelner sts.
BENJAMIN HEALEY. attorney. 1208 Goldea'
Gate aye.. near FHlmore; phone West 5125.
CHAS. F. HANLON. attorney/ 1732 Bush st.
corner Octavia: phone West 1580.
\u25a0 * '\u25a0;\u25a0 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
MARION WALCOTT. pub. stenog. ; mnltigraph
work sneflalty. IBOS Sorter st.. tel. West 821 ~«.
PATENTS
MEDINA World Patent .Agency; asentt In
Washington and foreign capttals; patents.
• trademarks, patent law. FRANK P. MEDINA,
manager. S6. Eddy st: tel. Franklin 1460.
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, patents, late examiner
U. S. Patent Office. 500 Fillmora St., soon
,410. Call bldg.
PATENTS guaranteed; protect your Idea; gnlde-
boofe free. E. E. Vrcomaa. box 40. Wash.. D. C.
FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly "examiner U.
S. Patent Oface. 925-027 Monadnock bnlidlne.
*\u25a0 '\u25a0 PENSIONS
PENSION Attorney E. A. BULLIS. 1341 Stelner
St.: past commander Thomas Post. G. A. R.
PENSIONS, extra pay. etc. Write L. M. SHEM-
WOOD. 27.'tl Filbert St.. San Francisco.
PHYSICIANS
ANNOUNCEMENT— DR. SCHIRMAN. 1620 Post
St.. formerly Van Ness aye., positively cures
rheumatism, sciatica, kidney and bladder
trouble, diseases- of heart, nervous system. Our
offices ; equipped with latest sclen. appliances
DR. WONG HIM. '
HERB DOCTOR.
Permanently Located
. 126S O'Farrell St.. bet. Gough and Octavia.
SEE MAIN CHY. ™
Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium.
353 7th st.. Oakland.
A—Announcement—Dß.A — Announcement— DR. V. C. KECK returned
from the East and resumed hfs practice. 999
Stelner st. cor. McAllister. Hours 2-4 p. m.
DR. E. O. JELLINEK. Delbert Block. Van Xes><»
and O'farreU; phone franUin 1483. Resi-
dence Majestic -Annex: phone West 1520.
DX. E. F. WEST, formerly of 511 A Leaven-
worth st.. Is now at 1115 McAllUter. Phcna
Part 722. •
II A HESS M. D. (Paetae Hospital Surgeon) —
Office hocrs. 1 to 3 and 6 to 7:20. 749 Hayes.
Tel. Market 2428.
DR. SAMUEL W. MEANS has resumed practice,
Delbert blfc., cor. Van Ness and O'Farrell.
DR. HAMILTON C BOWIE, ph.vsicl-.in and sur-
geon. 2102 Market, cor. 14th.>TeI. Market 22t>4.
DR. .JOSEPH ARDENYI.V physician, surgeon,
diseases of women and men. 93S McAllUter.
X-RAY AND STATIC TREATMENTS. DR. A.
S. TCCHLER. 7C2 Vaa Ness aye.; hrs. 1-3. i-tL
DR. JOHN M. WILLIAMSON, formerly 21
Powell, cow at 924 Geary: hours 2 to 4 p. m.
DR. JAMES OSBORNE, formerly Clay st. re-
snated practice. 117S Eddy. T»L West 732«.
ALBERT J. ATKINS.. M. D. 1 . rectal diseases.
1609 Franklin St.. nr.- Pine: bonra 1 to 4 p. tn.
DR. GEORGE S." HOLBROOK. St. Ivesjmlldiiujt
cor. Eddy and I-arkin; hours 2 to 4; 7 to 8.
DR. J. M. McDONALD. office SSS Octavia »t.J
- pbone Special 2084: res, pbone West 2136.
L. C. COX. M. D.. 2100 Devlsaderost. formerly
40C Satter: electric treatments given.
DR..CHILDS. formerly, at US Grant aye.. now
at 2033 Sntter at.; tel.., West 1168.
CARRIE YETTER. M. D.. 3593 13th St.. now
3308 16th st. corner Church. \u25a0
DR. J. E. ARTIGUE3. 2347.FlUmere st. corner
Union'; hours 2 *o 4 p. Jn.
DR. OWEN ~BUCK LAND— Eye. ear. nose.
throat. 13S0 Sotter st: 1 to 4.
DR. W. H. GRISWOLD. KM Edy St.; corner
Franklin; , boars 10 to 4.; • ,"
CHEAPEST and best in America. The Weekly
Call, gl per year.
/ DENTIST?
DCS. C. W. DECKER.
T. H. MORRIS.
SURGEON DENTISTS,
1316 Sntter st. above Tan Ness.
Rooms 1-2-3-4-3-0-10.
PAINLESS- Dentistry — O.'d established, honest,
reliable; reasonable prices, perfect work; free
consultation. VAN VROOM, 1501 FUlmore
' " st~. - corner O'Fam?". \ ' _*.
DR.- W. A. MEYER, form. Callaghan building.
• now 215fi Mariet st, near Chnrca and 14th;
- FHlcifire it. cars. ' '
BARTLETtTdr. U. GRANT— EstractiTig «p*>o!al-
lst; gaa given. 2KCFlUnior» »t: NW. cor. Cal.
DX.-L. A.. WALSH. *"'\u25a0! Mt-Aliister. nr. Lagnoa.
Platlncm flll.'ns"'. SOc^crowna. 1 $5; pUtes. $7.
Hl'CKr Dlt IL C. dentist; formerly 324 Mont-
gomery aye.. now at 522 Devisadero. nr. Hayes
DRS.STICKKL & TAYLOR. Dentists, formttir
...1004 Murker.. now at IWX! Geary, nr. Flllmore.
PAINLESS Denttstrr; set of teeth. $S; ctiwnt,
$3; • bridzewrTk. SS; flillnss, 50c; all gnaraa-
teed. DR." BROWN. Market. 14th and Chnrch.
UILL. DR. LUDLUM. 144.1 Market -sti.. now at
, 432 Webster ȣ.\u25a0, near. Oaic:. gas gtven.
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