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8
Mines of the State Show
Rich Strikes of Quartz
Work on Many Large Projects Causes
a Revival of Interest in Mining
While there have been no recent
large sales of mining properties in
California, a revival of mining in
terest is being manifested, unmistak
ably, by the large number of projects
for mining development in various
California mining districts.
The old Excelsior gravel mine, just
south of Placerville, has been practi
cally rehabilitated by the El Porado
Water and Deep Gravel Company, as
the result of two years of work under
the direction of A. Baring Gould. The
developments lnclude-6000 feet of drifts
and crosscuts. The main tunnel, where
the moct work is in progress. Is in
8000 feet. Two bodies of pay gravel
have been discovered, so says the
Placerville Democrat. A 10-stamp mill
has been installed.-
Work has been resumed on the Rain
bow mine in Sierra County. This was
formerly, a large producer. The chute
\u25a0was run on an upraise to facilitate
the handling of ore. which carried sul
phurets and fr«e gold.
The Giant King mine, so «ays the
Grass Valley Union, is likely to become
a large producer of low grade ore. The
mlr.e ie near Washington. Nevada
County.' Two tunnels are run. one of
which, now In 570 feet, hae cut a large
ledge, and the other will be extended
to th« ledge. The mine Is in posses
sion of the Co-operative Exploration
and Development Company. A 20-stamp
mill \u25a0will be constructed.
SLATE MIXING IS ACTIVE
Plate mining In El Dorado County
has been largely Increased since the
Pan Francisco fire. The shipments of
slates for roofing and tiling amounted
last year to hundreds of carloads. The
plate deposits at Chile Bar and Just
north of Placerville are of great size
and are supposed to be the equal in
extent of any in the world. Slating
ton, a town growing out of the slate
production. Is a bu«y and growing
camp, with a postoffice and school and
other conveniences.
The mines of Plumas County will be
Rreatly helped by the operation of the'
Western Pacific road through Plumas
County. "The Greenville mother lode,"
Fayfi the Plumas Independent, "ranging
from Taylorville through Crescent
HIIIB northward to the head of Wolf
Creek, shows an unbroken continuity
of ledgr-s for a distance o"f fifteen miles.
The mines along this lode have, in the
course of halfi a century,' produced
$15,000,000 in fr*e gold."
A rich quartz strike at Strawberry
Valley, Butte County. Is reported by
th<? Oroyille Register. The discovery
was made by John Thomas while he
was crosseutting a ledge in a tunnel.
Trie ledge may be a continuation of, the
oJd Costar & Daley ledge that once pro
duced well, says the Register.
A etory is In circulation in Shasta
County that the Guggenheims will take
the <solinsky group of sixteen claims
near Kennett, which they have under
bond. The Sacramento Bee says that
the Guggenheim? established an office
1n Kennett . three months ago. Since
then they have kept twenty-five miners
at 'work, and supplies and materials
have been shipped in largely. The Hall
and Greagg electric road passes within
r short distance of the Gollnsky prop
erties. The ' Guprgenheims took their
bond after bodies of copper ore were
uncovered.
WORK OF THE SMELTERS
The -construction of several smelters
In the Northern California counties itf
expected. There are two smelters in
the Kennett district. A third smelting
plant may be add^d by the Guggen
heirap. The Balaklala smelter, now in
construction, will be increased in ca
pacity to handle 1250 tons a day. Au
gust 1 next is the date set for the be
ginning of smelting at this plant. Dun
can MacVitchie, the managing director
of the -Balaklala. says that 2,000,000
tons, of eppper ore will be blocked out
by that time. The Balaklala has a
contract to treat the ores of the Trinity
Copper Company.
The Redding Searchlight says that
work at the Keswick smelter is active.
If the litigation now pending in th«
I'nited States' courts is decided favor
ably to the smelting interest the Moun
tain Copper Company will install a
modern plant of large capacity to han
dle^the low grade ores of the Hornet
mine.
c The estimated smelter product of the
Old Dominion mine at Globe, Ariz.,
.for the month of February is 3,000,000
pound?. The January production of the
Copper Queen smelter at Douglas was
5. 500,000 pounds of bullion. A new
v-epper district is opening up at Hot
Springs Junction on the Santa Fe. Pres
rott and Phoenix Railroad. The Los
Angeles Time*! says that the Buffalo
and Arizona and the Pennsylvania and
. SEND FOR My
People who have follofred my advice
- (a St. Ives lipve made a lot of money.
1 am just as confident as to what is
» rtoing in St. Ivps an I was last July,
. whei* I adviprd «»vc-i vbody to buy Mo-
!iat\k at $1.50 and -Silver Pick "below
• ?.O cents. I am goinf? to have some
pood advif<- in my next market letter,
and it will pay you to drop me a pos-
talscard. giving me your name and ad-
rlress, so I can put your name on my
mailing list. Tlien >ou will get my
private market letter every week.
That postal-card niay make you a lot
_o of 'money. , Address
A. J. MOORE
Rooms 29 and 30, Bacon Block
OAKLAND, CAL.
Nevada
Registration and Trust
Company
Capital SIOO.OOO (fully palfl la ca»h), gnrptni
$25,000.
Offices — Goldfleld, Tonopah. New York City.
Will Gcarantee . Correct Registration of Stock
and Act as Transfer Agents.
Registration .Affords tbe Only Absolute Protec-
tion' to Purchasers of Mining Stocks.
520 California Street
San Francisco
J. C. WILSON
Stocks and Bonds
Member Stock and Bond Exchange. 4SS Call-
foraia 6t. Phooe ' Temporary . 815. "
MURRAY INNES
OONECLTING MINING ENGIXKEB
218 Kobl : Bulldlcg
1 Formerly vice president Arizona \u25a0 Copsef Ca
t-zC A. it X. U. H. H. Co,
Arlzona companies have workings to
the depth of about 300 feet, showing
vjjp large bodies of copper ore.
The Grass Valley Mining: Exchange
sold 60.000 shares of mining: stocks in
January, the first month of ;"its exist
ence, so says the Miner Transcript, of
Nevada City. The transactions amount
ed to $16,000.
According to the Grass Valley Union
the Kentucky Ridge mine will be
opened the coming spring In new own
ership.
The new Hoag mining district in
Modoc County, which was discovered
about a year ago, has several mines In
development.' These include the Tur
ner, Williams & Mason mine, wher*
$6000 worth of ore is on the dumps;
the Wade, Reed & Plummer mine,
which has rock that is reported -to
assay $20 to the ton; the Kaffader and
Barrett claims, in which some of the
rock is said to have assayed $200, and
the Seitz copper mine, which is about
six miles south of the gold belt. North
of the Hoag district, about forty milea
from Fort Bldwell, a strike has been
made at Windy Hollow. The Hoag
district Is* about five miles from Fort
Bidwell. A new road to the mines has
been constructed by Los Angeles men.
CHROMITE IS SHIPPED
The Redding Searchlight says that
three carloads of chromite have been
shipped from a mine in Shasta County,
which is at the base of Castle Crags,
four miles from the Castle Crags sta
tion, on the Southern Pacific road. "A
tract of land amounting to 120 acres ]
contains a great amount of chromite
ore. Chromite is worth $15 a ton. The
only drawback to this mining propo
sition is that the demand for chromite
is limited. It is used principally in
compounds like potassium chromate
and lead chromate.
Another strike in the L.ightner mine
in Sierra County is reported. The ex
tent of the newly discovered ore body
has not been determined.
A large and rich ore body, says the
Stockton Independent, has been dis
covered in the Etna King mine in Cala
vera's County.
LOCATE MMESTO.Vffi DEPOSIT
F. S. Chastein and 'others, says the
Yreka Journal, 'Jiave located 100 acres
of limestone quarry in Shasta Valley,
near Gazelle, and will at once establish
kilns.
The Los Angeles Chamber of
Miners has entered into a movement
to have a smelter constructed on tide
water near Los Angeles. It is in
tended to build a plant with a daily
capacity of between 400 and 500 tons.
Between $300,000 and $400,000 will be
invested and about 200 men will be
employed.
G. H. Whitelaw of San Francisco
and others are working the Beaudry
hydraulic mines at Minersville. Trjnity
County, under bond. The option was
secured last summer. Several thou
sand dollars have been expended by
Whitelaw in getting ready for\the
test run. If success Is- attained th-i
property may be taken in by the v men
who have it under bond. The tract is
large, including 3000 acres. The
gravel lies on two benjhes and the
pipe is bo laid. that. the water used
on the upper bench can be conserved
for use on the lower' bench.
The development of the* copper dis-*
tricts of Northern California is a topic
of growing interest. A few facts illus
trate this. Five hundred men are.em
ployed In th^ Blue Ledge copper dis
trict In Siskiyou County. Before the
first of July, so it is reported, "more
than 1000 t men will be on the payroll
of the Mammoth Copper Company at
its mine and smelter at Kennett. Seven
hundred men are at work for the com
pany, exclusive of those building rail
road lines.
1 According to the Redding Search
light there are 100 tunnels on the Bala
klala mine and every one of them is in
ore." The main tunnel of the Balaklala
mine has passed through }000 feet of
ore, which was encountered first, at a
distance of eighty feet from the mouth
of the tunnel. The Searchlight says':
The stupendous copper resources of Shasta I
County, their amazing extent and demonstrated I
rlchnea*. are almost Incredible. While the in
terest of the outside world is centering more
and more in this district, not more than an
inkling of the enormous scope of Shnsta's cop
per-lw-aring zones has yet reached beyond the
confines of the county.
The Butte district, for illustration, is con
fined to territory a mile square. The reader
however, will be able to appreciate in its oom
psratlve aspects the statement that the B»la
fclala croup alone, one of the (rreat copper mines i
of this district, covers two miles square, or a
territory twice the estent of the entire Butte
district.
The Balaklala Ik bnt one of many great mines
on the Shasta ooppur belt, representing a dis
trict where a dozen immense smelters may em
ploy thousands of men and build populous 'towns
and cities. .
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ops
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
nil? not be Inserted. Tuey must f>e handed In at
either of the publication offices and be Indorsed
with the name and residence of • |«»rsons author-
ized to have the same published. Notices \u25a0 re-
etricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
BIRTHS
McGOWAN— In this city. February 21, 1007 to
the wife John T. McGowan, aVon.
DEATHS
Baumann. Ludwlg. ..20 MrKinnon, .Tames J 64
Braechmann, B. F. .«1 Shall., l.» ranis ...jio
CVlla, Lucca ...... 75 Shepard. -'"Cordelia
Clark. John J..y.. — Sherman, Viola M..3
Dam. Lucy E — Simpson, -Dledrlcfc ."2
Uavis. Mary J 68 Suckow. .William 6*78
Day. Thomas W.r. .40 Sullivan. Grace B "
Doh«e. Charles E.... 73 Taylor. Lydla C V.79
EiiFtace. Sophie ...13 Thelc, Uenrv "54
Fidler, John E.....V2 Tlchner. r Moies L.v —
Heinz. Henry J 23 Timothy. Mary -... 70
Ilelmken. Betty F.;— Whaley; Diehl ... «> 0
Kennedy. Mary K> White. James G " r5r 5
Loecke, Ellse W 60 Young, Richard H >.4
Masrltz, A. F . .T2 Zoller, John SO
Mclnerney. Cecelia L.2
BAUMANN— In .-this city, . February '••••>' if)o7
LudwlK Baumann. beloved non ; of .Anton- 'and
the late Clirlstina Baumann. brother of
Leopold and Ludwlna Baumann. \u25a0 and nephew
of Casper and Pete Baumann, a native *of Wcs-
. sen, Canton Cri.. Switzerland, ' aged "6 rears "A"
. member of the Milkers' Protective Union
No. 8861.~3^ss^"S^H£fiBRSB9!i^^SSHHBQBEfiH^9HWEBBfi
Friends and acquaintances : are! resneotfully
Invited to attend the .funeral tomorrow (TuetC
day), at.l p. m.. from , the parlors of n F
Snhr & Co.. 2818 Mission 9 street, between
Twenty-flfth and Twenty-sixth, thence to j St.
Anthony's Church; Army and Foluom street*
for. services; at 1:30 p. m. Interment Holy
Cross • Cemetery, by electric funeral car from
- Thirtieth and Mission streets.
BBUECHMAN.V— In West Berkley. February
24, IW7,' Bernhard F. . boioved husband of Ma rv
A. Braechmann. a native of - Hambun: Ger-
many, aged Gl years 1 month and 4 days.
CELI.A— In San Jose, \u25a0 Cal.".: February ! 22 i»O7
Lucca, beloved husband of the late Auifiistina
Olla. and father of Mrs.M. Panarlo Mrs C
H.' Bennett. Mrs. 11. A. Deckelman, Mrs': j'
P. Fogarty and Mrs. ; R. ; K. \u25a0 Malcolm, a \u25a0 native
", of lta,ly, aged 75 years and 8 days. :
.. Interment private. ;
CLARK— In this city, , February 23. 1907 John
J.. beloved husband of « Theres a. E. Clark \ and
brother of James 11. Clark and Mrs.- Annie J
Stokef.a native of New York City '-':\u25a0
Friends are Invited - to attend the £ funeral
; tomorrow (Tuesday). February 26,* at 9 o'clock
a. m.._ fromitliefunenil.chapel. of Smiley &
Gallagher. 2325 Santa Clara : avenue.? Alameda
Cal.., thence r to- St. Joseph's: Church - at 9-30
"•<. m"m "V wher l f m"s*m "5* for the repose of bis sonl
will be : celebrated.^ Interment -St. V Mary's
. Cemetery.; Oakland. t
DAM— In Oakland, February 22. 1807 Lncy E.
\u25a0 Dam.'; a -native of Gorham, Maine. -:'\u25a0 -\u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0
Funeral ; ijervices today (Mpnday). February
25 tst 11 o'clook- a. m., at her late residence.
- 493 Twenty- third strvt. Interment private
THE SAN FRANCISCO" CALL. :• MONDAY, FEBRUARY- 25, 1907;
DAVIS— In Oakland. Cal., February -24. 190 1.
Mary Jane, beloved wife of 3.. P. Davis, and
. mother of Mrs. Lou Rice and Mrs. Edith Firm-
stone, and sister of Mrs. M. Y. Stewart, Mrs.
\ Emma Barlow and Mrs. S. H. Conner, a native
of England, ; aged 66 years and 24 days. ,-;.;
DAY— In this city, February 24. 1907, '•: Thomas
I Wade Day. brother of \u25a0 Enlalla - and the c late
Mariana Day. : and nephew of "M. ; Malarin, a
native of California, aged 40 years.
.Remains at the parlors of Samuel McFadden
& Co., 1070 Haight street, near Baker. V.
DOHSE— In this city? February 22.;1907. r at his
late residence,. 818 Dolores street, between
Twenty-first :\u25a0 and : Twenty-second, Charleß' E.
Dohse, dearly; beloved husband of Elisabeth
Dohse, a native of Germany, aged -73 years.'
A member of St. Peter's D.. R.K.; Under-.
VstuetzunKn Vereln. . and . Gentlemen's Sodality
of -St. Ignatius ' Church. :.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the, funeral today -(Mon-
day), at St. -Boniface's Church, Golden
Gate avenue, between Jones and Leaven worth
streets, where a requiem high mass for the re-
pose of his soul will be -celebrated' commenc-
ing at 9 o'clock a. m. . Interment Holy Cross
' Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Thir-
tieth street and San ', Jose avenue.
EDSTACE— In Sansalito, February 23. 1907. So-
phie Eustace,- daughter of Daniel and Chris-
tine Eustace, a native of Sausallto, : aged 13
years 5 months, and 21 days.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Tues-
. day), February 26, nt 12 o'clock, from her
late residence, Sausallto.
FIDLER — In this city, February 24, 1907. John
Edward, beloved son of Frederick and Mary
! Ann Fldler, and brother of Frederick, William.
Leonard nnd Miriam Fld!er, a native of Shef-
lleld, England, aged 22 years 1 month and 25
da vs. ' \
HEINZ— In Alameda. February 23. 1907. Henry
John Heinz, dearly beloved son of . Margaret
and the late Henry IlelnsY'and brother of Wil-
liam J. Heinz and Mrs. Lizzie Hildebrand, a
native .of San Francisco, aged 23 : years, i A
member of Court Golden. Era No. 36. F. O. A.,
and Camp Golden West No. 74&, W. O. W.
Friends and arquaintanees ' are : respectfully
Invited to attend tbe fuberai tomorrow (Tues-
day), Fsbruary 20. 1907. at 2 o'clock p. m.,
from the parlors of Valente, Marlni & Co..
3448 Mission street, thence by electric funeral
far, at Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue
for Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Remains at this
late residence. 1205 Santa Clara avenue, Bay
station, Alameda, until Tuesday, 10 a. m.
HELMKEN— In' Alameda. Febniary 24. 1007,
Betty Fredlcka Helmken. widow of the late
Theodore Helmken, and mother of William C.
and George and the late Albert Helmken, : a
native of. Bremen, Germany.
KENNEDY — In this city. February 22, 1907,
Mary, dearly beloved wife of Joseph Kennedy,
und loving mother of Edward P. and Annie M.
Kennedy and Mra J. V. Klrby, a native. of
Tipperary, Ireland, aged 05 years. (Sacra-
mento papers please copy.)
O Mamma, dear, yon are sleeping •
lieneath tbe willow tree.
Your children dear for you are weeping.
And loug will weep for thee.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Mon-
day), at 9 a. m., from her late residence, 219
\u25a0Liberty street, thence to St. James . Church,
where a requiem high, mass for the repose of
her soul will be celebrated, commencing at 9:30
a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
LUECKE— In this city. February \u25a0 23. 1907.
at her late residence. 1259 Hayes street,
Ellse W. Luecke, a native of Hanover, Ger-
many, aged CO years.
Friends are respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral services tomorrow (Tuesday),
at 2 o'clock p. m.. at the chapel at Odd
Fellows' Crematorium.
MAGRlTZ— Entered into rest, in this city. Feb-
ruary 22, 1907. A. F. Magritz. beloved hus-
band of M. Majrritz. and dearly honored
father of Rose- M. Holnrichs, a native of
Stettin, Germany, aged 72 years. A member
of Burns Lodge No. .08. A. O. U. W. •
Friends and acquaintances are renpectfully
Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday,
February. 27, at 10:30 "a. m., from his late
residpuee. 729 A San Jose aveuue, between
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets. Interment
Cypress Lawn Ometcry, by electric funeral
oar from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue.
McINERNRY— In this city. February 23. 1907.
Cecelia. l... dearly beloved daughter of Michael
nud Delia Mclnerney,'' and beloved sister of
John. ' Katie. There.sa, James and Eileen ,Mc-
lneniey, and the late Hannah and Mary Mc-
lnerney, a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged
2 years 3- months and 5 days.
Friend* uud acquaintances are respectfnlly
Invited to attend the- funeral today (Mon-
day), at 1 p. m., from tho residence of her
parents. 27R2 Twenty-second street, corner
of Florida. Interment Holy Ctoks Cemetery.
M.KINNON— In this city, February 23. 1907.
James J. .MrKinnon, dearly bcluved husband
of Adela'lt. McKlnnon, and father of Leo J.
and Donald F. McKlnnon, a native of Prince
Kdward Island, aged 64, years 2 months and
21 days. . ...
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the -.funeral 'tomorrow (Tues-
day), at 9 o'clock a. ra.. from the' residence
of his nephew, D. B. Macdonald. 1144 Guer-
rero street, thence to Mission Dolores Church,
where a requiem high mas* for the repose of
Ills sonl will be celebrated, commencing at
- 9:30.. o'clock. .-Interment v Holy Cro>» Ceme-
tery.' by electric funeral, car from. San Jose
; avenue, and-;. Thirtiet h;. street. : . .
SHALL— In this city. February 24. 1907, at the
PaHflc. Hebrew Homo, Lazarus Shall, beloved
father of Mrs. Bertha Wilch and LouJs. and
Isaac Shall, a native of Prussia, aped 90 years.
SriEPARD— In Berkeley. Cal.. February 23,
1907, Cordelia M.. wife of , the late John L.
N. Shephard, and beloved mother of Mrs.
Charles H. Craven. Mr». Charles P. • Eells,
Mrs. Mark B. Kerr and Madeline. Loulue
and Evelyn Shepbard. •
Services will -be lie!d today (Monday ».
afternoon, February- 25, nt 2:30 o'clock, at
her late home. 2703 Dwight w»y, Berke-
ley. Interment private.
SHERMAN— In this .'city. February 24. 1907. at
the residence of her parent*. 06 Natick street,
Viola M.," \u25a0 dearly \u25a0 beloved daughter of (Jeorge
arid Lillle Shprman, nnd sister of . George,
Harold, Leslie. Albert and the late Lillian
Sherman, a native of Sail Francisco, aged 3
years tS months and 19 days.
SIMPSON— In , this city. 'February 22, 1907.
Dledrlck Simpson, beloved husband of' the
late Caroline Simpson, and beloved father
of Lillle D.. Arthur C. and John S. Simp-
son, a native of Nes, Norway, aged -52
years 5 months and 21 days.
Friends, acquaintances and members of tbe
Tailors' Union and Golden Gate :Camp No.
04, Woodmen of the World, are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, services to-
day (Monday), at 11 o'clock a. m., from
his late residence, 25 Sliver street, near
/Second. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery, by
'' funeral car- from Thirtieth street \u25a0 and San
Jose avenue. '. - i '
SLCKOW— In this city. February 23. 1907. Wil-
liam Otto Suckow, -.. dearly beloved . father of
I^ouise. Margaret and William Suckow. a na-
tive of Germany., aged' 73 .venrt; 3 months and
12 days. _. A member of Journeymen Tailors'
Protective, Union.' ' ' -= " "
Friends and .acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow -(Tues-
day), nt 10 o'clock a. m., from, his late.resl-
dence. 728 Fourteenth street, near Church.' nnd
thence by electric funeral car.' leaving Thir-
tieth street : and San Jose : avenue, .' to ; Cypress
Lawn Cemetery. \u25a0 •
SULLIVAN— In this city, February 23.' 1007.
Grace " Bernloe Bulliv«n. beloved daughter of
Kugene J. and "Adeline Sullivan, and sister
of Alma. Walter, Florence. Muriel. ' ißabel and
Preseott Sullivan, a/natlve of San Francisco,
. . Cal., aged 2- years and S ; months. \u25a0
Funeral • and • Interment ;. private.
TAYLOR— In this city, Febniary. 24, 1907. Lydla
Catherine/ beloved wife of .the late: Tlrey C.
Taylor, and -beloved -sister of • Mrs. E. R.
Thomason and" Montgomery ,li. - Fry; and the
late Harriette McMnrray , and - Elhert L. Fry
and Anftellne ; McDennott,- a -native of New
. York, aped 79 yenrs Jl months and 16: days. .
.Friends, ami : acquaintances nre • respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral- tomorrow. 1 (Tues-
day). February 215, at 11 * o'clock a. m... from
the ! residence of A. iMeDcrmott, 2521 . Folsom
street.: Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.V"
THELE— In the City and County Hospital, \u0084Feb
A PATH TO EVERY PLOT
1300 Golden Oiit^ aye., Cor. FlMniorc.
Telephone AVcst 5000.
HAIGHT-ST. FLORAL CO.
X. "•: PETERSOX,
Formerly with John H. Slerers & Co.
' COT I'LOWERS: AND DESIGNS. \u25a0
324 FI LLMORE ST., . NEAR Ilaleh t.
• -'.',:\u25a0 Phoned Fell:. 8531. ; i- '-\u25a0
WOODLAWV CEMETERY
* . • San Mateo Co..
Finest and : Best Equipped Receiving Vault and
..*-- Chapel.
(Masonic ; Cemetery /Association)' .»\u25a0 :\u25a0 ':
; l V- .
THEODOR i DIERKS?&; CO.
'."'^Undertakers,',.,.
000 Devlnadero St., .Coir ;McAlllsterr
\u25a0 '\u25a0 Telephone W'enl ; 4804. ' i-<
P. F. GREEN M DO.
_ \u25a0 FUNERAL 1 DIRECTORS.: "' •
— NE. . cor. SlrteentliTsnd i Guerrero sta. V
Formerly. of McFadden.l Mcßrearty & Green.
\u25a0 \u25a0•-.'\u25a0 Telephone ; Specia l' 1567. ;'
.
' "344K- MISSIO.Xo; STREET, :.
Aear # Thirtieth. Teli Market i 282,
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AUGTIgNSALES
AlIiiTlON
jFL \y v I 1 w 11
By Order of Mayor E. E. Schmitz, .
! . I Will Sell
Wednesday, February 27, 1907
At 11 1. 31., at the
SAX FBAKCISCO TEAMING COM-
PAST'S STABLES,
500 Hampshire, St., Bet. 17th and-18th,
A Lot of
CONDEMNED .CITY HORSES
wm. Snbotham,
'\u25a0;:
-All the HrC^es owned by the estate of
'.•J>»lVlE4fr'- ! COI?PIN.' iDeceased) _
MONDAY E*aNING :!?!.... .-FEB. 25, 190T
ADMIRAL the talk of all Calif ornla
horrenjen, "'md one of the best prospects for
a 2 ; 08 trover In America. :^»«*8H0K&
GRACK ZOI^CK, a fast two-year-old pacer. :-,.
ROSE ; LKCC«,, a : phenomenal two-year-old trot-
ter,- and- m*ny. other speed prospects. '
BROOD MA??ES*by McKinney, Zombro, Zolock,
Cupid. Oror'Wllkes and Secretary.
COLTS AND .-FILLIES out of those mares by the
best speed sires on' tbe coast, j
AT CHASE'S NEW PAVILION— Where you can
see speed.- i action r and manners regardless of
: the weather. \u25a0 :
Seats for 1500- people. Reserycd seats for
ladirn. . ftSJSBBIV^V 8 *
Write for catalogue. Horses at yard Feb. 23.
FRED H. CHASE &. CO..
478 Valencla-St., near 16th..
San Francisco, Cal. ..'-..\u25a0\u25a0'
85 Drafl Horses.
50 donble-square brand, halter-broke
geldings.
AT AUCTION
TUESDAY— I p. m. and Bp. m.
February 26, 1907
Come arid Inspect the horses before
the sale. Will guarantee them sound.
WESTERN HORSE MARKET
E. STEWART & CO.
; 297 Valencia.
i&? '' : -\.' $&
WILL ARRIVE at my stables Febru-
i ary 24, vrith 56 head of young draft
horses, weighing from 1400 to 1800 lbs.
each, ages run from 5 to 7 years.
CLARK & CO.,
346 and 848 TWELFTH ST^
; San Francisco, Cal.
AUCTION
NEXT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25," II A. M/.
AT HKKMANN AND VALENCIA STKEETS,
- Between Twelfth 'and : Thirteenth,- of
HORSF.S and: BROOD i MARES. -MULES.', draft,
driving, business,? and every: kind of stoct you
wish 'to buy. . Don't 'rnisß this sale.' • .
\u25a0'WILLIAM CLOUGII. Auctioneer.
At Private Sale £&
A carload of broken Modop Horses, 'welching
.1000 -'lbs. -'to 'l3oo lbs., at FRED H.-CHASK &
CO. *S, 478 Valencia St.. near Sixteenth.
ruary 24, 1907, Henry Thele, a native of Uer-
many, aged 54 years. \ \u25a0*
TICHNER— In Portlaud. Or.. February ' 24. 1907.
Moks L. Tlchner, beloved brother of Mrs. H.
Bamberger of Baker City, ; 0r.,;, aud Mrs. , Sain
Strauss of ' San Francisco. ;\
TIMOTHY-^-In Alameda, February ,23. 1007.
Mary, beloved wife of the late James Timothy,
• and mother of' John J. and- the late 'Jamos
Timothy Jr. and Mrs. Mary E. Sullivan. Mrs.
Margaret.. A. Knudsen and Mrs. Catherine
Twlgg, a native of Ireland, aged '7o years.
• friends and acquaintances ; are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral -Wednesday,' Fob-'
mary 27. at 8:45 v o'clock ' n.' m.,; from ~ tlie
funeral/ chapel of Smiley & ! Gallagher, 2-'t2s
Santa Clara avrnue, thence i.to St.- Joseph's
Church, where n requiem 7 mass for the repose
of her soul will be celebrated. ;.. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery, Oakland. •.
WHALEY— In this city: v, February 24. 1007,
Dlohl, beloved son of John, P. nnd Hattir- B.
Whaloy, and: brother of Dot Whaley.' a native
\u25a0 of San Francisco," Cal.,*" aged 20 yeara^ and 2
: months. '
Friends are respectfully Invited toy attend
the funeral Wednesday, nt 10 a. m.,- from the
, -chapel of,- NV Gray & Co., 2196 Geary street.-
;• corner of Dovlsadero. Interment private.
. Please ; omit flowrrs. ; .
WHITE— In Fruit vale. February 24. ISO". James
Gordon, son of W.' L.* and- Minnie White, a na-
tive of San Frnncisco, . aged 5 years, B months
nnd 7 days. '. " ;- \u25a0'\u25a0'.\u25a0
Friends and acquaintances are -; respectfnlly
invlti'd to attend the' funeral services -today
. . (Monday), . February .25, .1907. at :3 o'clock
.p. m., Ht.the family residence, 3048 Blossom
street. Frultvale. .. ' .' '
YODNO— In Oakland.' February^ 23, .1907, Rich-
ard H. Young, beloved husband of : ; Catherine
Yonng. and father of i Nellie -Young and ' Mrs.
Ue Carlle and William . F." and Georjse'.A: Such
and. Mrs. A. Sorenson and the late. Hlchard 11.-
:-. Younp. a native of Englnnd, _agcd. 64 years 4
',\u25a0; months -and 11 days.,.'-;.;;
ZOLLER— In tlilf* city, February 24,1 907,"a t hli
Iresidencc' .1550" Grove street.-* John -Zoller,.
. dearly beloved husband of Katie Zoller, and be-
': loved brother of : Carl i Zoller,"- and \u25a0 brother-in-"
law of Mrs. C. . Christen ; and Mrs. -C. i Lach-
ruann. n native: of ' Wurtemberg," (Jermany.
aged flO years I: month and 18 days.- A mem-
ber of Oennanla Lodge j No." 116. I. O. 0.F.,"
'and Oesellscliaft'Tcutonla. \u25a0
Friends and acquaintances arc ' respectfnlly,
invited to attend- the ; funeral. tomorrow; (Tues-
: dayj ,' . a t 2 o'clock p. \u25a0 m.% "\u25a0 from : Hamilton Hull, f
corner' Geary and 'Stelner i streets.:- where ser-
V, vices -, will be held under i the . ausnices of j Ger-
man la Lodge No. 116," I. O." O. ; F. j Interment
-.1.0.- O. F. "Cemetery. r Please l omit flowers..: 1 .
Halsted & Co;
Undertakers and Embalmers
924 FILLMORE STREET
near McAllister.
Phone Park 550. r
'\u25a0 McBREARTV;& McCORMICK^
FUNERAL^ DIRECTORS. . "
-815 VALENCIA ? ST« NEAR- 20TH /
Formerly of MeFadden,^ Mcßrearty;&Gre«n.'/ \u25a0
••\u25a0•-'\u25a0\u25a0''\u25a0 --\u25a0 -: Telephone;- Market' o7. -,,,;.
A' TELEPHONE ] PARK ; 12.
McFADDEN & CO;
\u25a0'* FUNERAL't DIRF.CTORS.'- - , "."
\u25a0 1070 .Halght" st., >-\u25a0 Near i'Baker.~ ' .
>*:Take:Halgbt-Street:Cars. -
JAS. JYlcaiNIV
.\u25a0:/ ; , Formerly "at 214 Edd^ Street:
Funeral ; Director; and <Embalmer, ? R32 1 Fulton' St.,'
be tween Fillmore and "t Webster. Tel.'i Park."; X 369.
\u25a0 G . SKLIJNGER. >~i. «v;.;H;:METZLER; !.
METZLER'S;II!YDERTAKING COMPANY t
1982 ; Folsom^ St.^Bet.^ 14th and'lSthV ' :
I PHONE i MARKETS 166.- * v
H. R. MAASS CO.
iV-jV'r. Vj UndertakerrandiEmbilmeri: \u25a0.:\u25a0.;\u25a0\u25a0-.
i^» Golden ;• Gate 5 ave.7?s between .-\u25a0 Flllmore and
" . .'Stelner \u25a0streets.^;^.- . . •:
;.; Phone; Park; 867. \t
— — ;; — —~- — "* ""' : -'-'^i-^ •'- - - * ' ~ - ' - • ;
HJ. Gallagher Undertaking; Co:
' rs \* . WEBSTER st^ betKßliis f&*6'Firrell.S \ Tel." |
- wst :{f '"'-- ' l D.\NIBLiP.^DONOVAN,>Pres.T&:}
I Manager; JOHN DODOHERTY,IVice;Pres. I
' : (- -VIL»JgiWAT i'TIIAVEi 'TIlAVEX t ; v.;--'v '.;-' - .' ':^
>tfvT?#sSv- Trains leave snd are is*
/*9fg^pt San Francisco
\Vfcliib> / Fkom FEBBUAKY 3. 1907
V^tS-STU/ FERRY DEPOT
y^JJL^'^ '-> Toot of Market Street :-.- ;• .
henr9 "'"-iVIA OAKLAND PIER— ArriTft v
\u25a0 7.09 a >" Richmond. Benicia. Sacramento. «
:• Suisun and Way Stations.—:... 7.48p
7.00 a Elmira, Vacayille. Winters. Rum- •
soy ._. ;~:..:...:.^:..: : 7.4«»
7.00 a . Davis.r -Woodland. Marysville.
: Chico. Red Blufl— Oroville 7.45»
7 J0« . Elmhurst.; Newark. Centerville,
;?an J<we.' Los Gates, Wright ._ : 5.48p
7.40 a Vallejo.* Napa, Calistopa. Santa .
Rosa, Martinez, San/Ramou.._ 9.tS*
% 7.40 a Nile s, Pleasautoii. *Eivermore.
Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton 7.28«
B.Ms : Shasta : Express— (V l a ' Dftvl s. >
Williams. Willows, Red T.lnff.
Ashland, ; Portland and East._ 9JZtp
8.20 a . Martinez, Antioch.Hjron.Tracy.~-~-'.
' .Stockton, Newman. Los ßano.v : ; . -
. Mendota. Armotia. llanford. ;' 4.Mp
Vlsalia; Port*rville..l_.:..—:— . <•«>
5.20« Port Costa. Lathrop. Merced. Mo-
desto, Fresno, . Hanford, VI-
. salia. Tulare. Bakersfield.. :. 4.48*
8.40 a Nllps. San Jose.- livermore,
- Stockton (•Milton), Valley
\u25a0 ;\u25a0-- Spring,.. l o n e . ; Sacramento. 4.08p
8.40 a . Sonora.Tnolumneand Angels,._ . 4.08p
9.00 a Atlantic Express — Os'lrn ...... 4.28»
9.ooa "".Reno, Tonopah. Goldfield 4.28*
9.4Ca Richmond, Port Costa, Martinez.
and Way Stations :..ZL:......-. *.**»
10.20 a Vallejo. Marc Island. Napa j...:. ll^Sa
10.20« New Orleans Express?— Baker- #
field. Los Angeles, Deming, El v
P«eo, New Orleans. ... . T.OSp
I 0.20« Port Costa; ; Martinez. Byron.
- Tracy,- Lathrop. Stockton.
Merced. Raymond," Fresno.
Gosh en Junction. Hanford,'.
Lemooro, Visalia, Tulare. - IMp
11.00» The Overland Limited— Omaha.
' ChicaßO. Denver. Kansas City 7.28p
11.40 a Niles and Way Stationi....--. - 2.48p
2.00p . Newark, Agnew, San Jose ; ._ 7JJBp
3.00p Benicia. Winters, SacramenVo.
. Woodland; Knights iLanding.
: Marysville aud Oroville- \u25a0; — .. W. 48«
3 J0» Port i Costa. Martinez. Bypon.
Trncy. Modesto. tl Merced.
- Fresno .„........'.... ......__....^. 12.08»
J.3op Via Tiburon. West Napa. 8t
Helena. Callstoga. ..— 192S*
\u25a0 5.40? Portland Express, (via Davis).
; . . Williams, Willows. Red Blufl.
Ashland. Portland and East ».48«
3.40p Niles and Way Stations...:.. — . - 7.«p
4.00p Vallejo. Martinez. San Ramon.
Nftpa. Calistoga. Santa Rosa.:. 6.M»
4.00p Niles. Tracy. Stockton . Lodi „..„ 10 J8a
4.20p' Elmliurst. Newark Centerville j t8.48»
Agnew.Pan J05e................ I t10.48*
4.40p Hayward. Niles, Irvington, San tSJia
.: : * - Jose, Livermore..::.:.— ... .^.' — t11.48a
' 5.00p The Owl Limited— Newman. Los
Itanos, Meiulota. Fresno. Tu-
lare, Bakersfield. Los Angeles *.48«
5.20p . Hay ward, Niles and San J05e...... 7.ota .
5.20p . Vallojo. Port CosU. Benicia. Sul-
sim; Sacramento .:::..Ll.-..'~.~ — • \\3X%
S.OOp China aud Japan Fast Mall— /
Ojrdeu, Omaha. Chicago ~.L
Martinez. Stockton. Sacra-
mento. Reno. 5nark5.....:.....' 12. i$*
6.20p Hayward. Niles and San Jose — 9.48«
7.OCp Tonopah Pass.— Port Costa. Be-
— nicia, Suisim, Elmlra, Dixon.
Davis. Sacramento. - Truckee
HazAii, Fallon. To no part.
'Goldfield and Keeler_...... 7.08 a .
7.00p' Vallejo.'- Benecia and Way St*-' --
tions, Sunday 0u1y.^...».... : 1148«
8.20p Oregon Express— Sacrament o.
MarysTille. R e d d t v jr. Port-
land. Pugefc Sound and hast. 8.48 a
9.Mp Fa«tMail— Ouden. Omaha. Chi-
cago,— Pueblo, Kansas City.
St. Louis v .. ».4»»
COAST LINE
. '.. M-(Tb|rd and Towiisend StreeU)
C.lOa Valencia St,, San Jose and' Way
Stations. ._ _ *J*p
7.00 a Valencia St, Redwood, San Jose,
4 Morganhill. Gilroy. I'ajaro,
Wntsonville. Santa Cruz — Lav- I
rel— Boulder Creek, Salinas
Del Monte, Monterey. Pacific
Grove ........ :.-. - S.4«p
B.oo* Shore Line Limited— San .Jose.
Salinas. Paso Rooles Hot
Springs. Pan Luis Obispo.
. 'Santa Barbara. Los Angeles 9JOp
B.ooa 'Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific
-- . ' Grove : .. tMp •
B.ooa ' Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Laurel. - I
Boulder Creek..... tJlp
8.30 a The Coaster — San Jose, Salinas,
" ; Paso.Robles jllot Springj.
Santa 'Margarita; San Luisv
Obispo.' Ou»dalupe.-; Santa ,
Barbara, San . Buenaventura,
Oxnard, Burbank, Los Angeles 11.45p
«.38n Gllroy.llollister.Tres Pinos. I'a- ..\u25a0-.
- Jaro, Watsonville. .Santa Crnz.
; Castrovllle. Del Monte, Pacific
' > Grove. Surf.' 1.0mp0c.........*:..... 11.45?
».0S» Valencia St.; .South : San Fran-
\u25a0ciM-o. Palo Alto. San J05e...... 7.40p
10.30 a Valencia' St.! Hurliuganie.- San
Mateo. Red wood. Palo Alto.
': San .105e_'..... :_t-.'.r..-7: — _.:._ ÜBp
11.30 - Valencia St., San Jose and Way
Stations.:../... _.__ 4.15b
2.M? Valfncin St., San Jose and Way
Stations ....._._..._'_...1L.....__..... 1.35*
3Mp Vt-V Monte Express — Valencia
St.. San Jote. Gilroy. Watson- :\u25a0
' -ville. Santa Cruz, Del Monte.
'\u25a0\u25a0 Monterey. Pacific Grove U j_ 12.15p ,
\u25a03.09»-.-Hollister;TreaPino--.-....__.' — 5.40p
3.15p New Orleans Express— Xl Paso.
Sun Antonio. Houston, New
Orleans and East..'. :......._ ltlSa . '
3.lSp San Jose. Salina*. Paso Robles .• "
Hot Springs, Santa Barbara.
. . Los Angeles :...... — •.!$»
3.15p Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Del
Monte,- Monterty, Pacific
Gr0v0..... :.. 11.45*
3.30b "Valencia St.-.'- Sot th San Fran-
... ,- \ .*-' Cisco," 'San. Jose, (Jilroy, Hol-
Uster. Tres Pinos.. HJSa
4.30p V-m-ncia St.. San Jose and Way ( tS.Ma
StJitions _....... . » t9.15s
tS.OOp" Valencia St.. Burliugame. San'
Mateo; Palo -Alto. San Jose.
.; \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0. Los Gatos ......_. .:.:........... ...... t9.Ms
5.30p Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
Stations ....:../.. .; 10.01 a
t6.00p Valencia St.. Burlingaine. San
\u25a0'•, -, Matco. 1 Beresford, ;Belmont.'
\u25a0 San- Carlos,- Re<l\TOod,-Falr ,"\u25a0
Onk?. Menlo Park. Palo Alto.
San Jose ......_..„; ; 7.4f«
C3op Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
5tati0n5.. ..:.........:„......... 6.38 a
'S.OOp Sunset Express — San Jose,- Sail-.
,'• lias.' Paso RoWes Hot Springs. .
\u25a0 San ; Luli Obispo. Santji Ba r-
• bara.'lxjs Antr»;lps, Deming, El
Paso, New Orle.ins ...:.......: IO.ISs
B.oop Ooldpn. Suite, .Limited Sleeper" —
El Pajo, Kansas City. St. Louis,
Chicago.: .:........... 10.15s
S.OOp Pajaro. Watsonville. Capitola,
\u25a0 Srtntrt : Cruz. Cn>trovillc,- Del
. , Monto. Padlic Grove. 11.45p
S.ISp Valtincia.St.. Ocean View. Palo
i Alto, SanfJose .;....„ .-.. :. . 6.46 a
tl.OOp " Sacramento. River. Steamers........ tS.OOp
4.00p , Tuosdays from Howard St.Wharf
No.-.-'S.S. Breakwa tor." •
Marshfield, Coquille; Myrtle
• Point. 0re..:....... J8.00»
Union: Transfer - Company yazents colioct D««-
gaee I and cbecka on : trains lof Boota«rn Paclfla
and . deliver i bafgaM •\u25a0 to tesliaace. Th«y .an
anthorlMd to chock - baggage 4iraet from teal*
dence. Ttlepliooa Temporary 1846. . '
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
(Foot of Market Street) ~
- 7.00. 8.00. 9.00. 10.00. 11.00 a. m.
/ U. 00 .1.00. '2.00. :i.OO. ijQO; 5.00. 6.00 g.QO. 9,00 p. m.
" "A 7 for,Morning.'.'..j;P for: Afternoon ;
tSuuday excepted.;. tSunday only;
Mi; TAIALPAIS RAItWAY
Via . SaasiUUo Ferry. Foot ot Market ; st.
Lv. San Fran. -'"'''~^j^^r ' Lt - Tamalpals.
Wk day|Sunday I SuLday Wk daj
8:60 A! 8:25 A jlO:4O A 9:10 A
1:45 PI 0:50 A I 1:05 P l; 03 P
...fll:OOA XSffi^ iiI:SUP 4:X.0 V
Bat-dayl 1:45 V :^^^ ;• I 4:30 P Sat'day
>.4:BBP| 3:IS 1' . ; ,;/TT y, , „ |,{>:4s P 0.30 P
On ' Legal Holidays Trains Run on Sunday Time.
- TICKET; OFFICE f AT ; SATjBALITO \u25a0 FERRY.
:-\u25a0 : BAY AND IXTKRUItBA-X HO CTKii V
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLJBJO and NAPA
. \u25a0• ' \u25a0 -' -^'Ai'.-' V'AliLKl.UliLi'J
:•\u25a0\u25a0! Uontleello ri. S. Cu. uiiU Napn VaUey Klectcle
B. B. Co. Close connections. - -''WWH
6— ncUX D TRIPS DAII.Y— 9 "
•-' Boats ; leave Han Francisco 7 :00, *B:4f a. at-
12:80 noon, 3:15. 8:00. *»:S0 p. m. .-
-- San ' Francisco > landing h and •of tee. Clay-«tre«t
Woarf , North j End Ferry I bulletin*. M ark«t«tratt
Ferry, yj Meals : a la carte. r.:r~y
\u0084 Phone Temporary 400.
'Lands^ Navy-; I'ard { direct. '..-- \u25a0'.
:, ;V OCEAN' -TIiAVEIj
COBPAGNIE^GENERALE iTBANSATLANTIQUE \u25a0>
rv^r:DIBEOT ; LINBiTO'HAVRE-PAW3.l.j"';
.Sallius .every -'^liursaay.'.lniiieiuliOi \u25a0 Saturday,
at : 10 a. m.,* ' from ' Pier , 42, North •; El ver," foot " of
Morton ; street.*- :\u25a0• "'."".\u25a0\u25a0 -t. J ~-^: ",-; ;..-' \u25a0 ' . .*-.>_'. * -.>_' .
.- v First ' class . to . Havre, ' $70 and 1 apward ; ' second
class *to * Havre, \u25a0\u25a0 $45 .' and - upward. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•:\u25a0 GENERAL
AGENCY '\u25a0 FOB b UNITED »' STATES F AND 'OAN-
ADA, 22 \u25a0 Broadway (Hudson \u25a0 Building). "-^ New
• York. -^ J. 't F. ;' FDG AZI.-f manager S Pacific « Coast,'
880 Montgomery j street, f San * Francisco. Ticks ts
•old by all Railroad Ticket, A uents.
3IEETIXG ' KOTICES
OCCIDENTAL Lod?re No. 22. F.-& A •
M.— THIS .(MONDAY) EVENING at /\
• 7:30 o'clock.* third de-rree. Master "^TQ\f
: Masons cordially Invited. "By order /\jT\
-of Master.'- \u25a0 \u25a0 - \u0084--\u25a0-\u25a0: '. ~ '
WALTER G. ANDERSON. Secretary. '
KINO SOLOMON'S Lodge No. 260. F. fk
and A. M... 1739 Fillmore st. — Third J\
Degree THIS*(MONDAY) EVENINO. "VKV
at 7:30 n'l In li il'liHllliß '|fll|lW>iHl /\?f\
HARRY; BAEHR, Secretary. \u25a0' V^ >
GERMANIA Lodge No. lie. I. O. -tfjigrT^r
O. F. — The officers and members £swsQ»Ssij
of the above lodge are hereby re- ~4e*s~Jjyr-
quested to ; attend the funeral of T*?'*' 5 **^
our late brother, JOHN ZOLLER. from Ham-
ilton Hall,, cor. Geary and Stelner. st*.. TO-
MORROW (TUESDAY). Feb. 29. 1907, at
1 :30 o'clock p. m. sharp.
\u25a0v , < F. GUDEHUS. N. G.
PAUL STRAUCH. Secretary. .
ANNUAL meeting Oceanic Steamship Company —
. The annnal meeting of the stockholders of tbe
Oceanic \u25a0 Steamship Company will be held on
TUESDAY. March 12, 1907. at the ho*ar of 11
o'clock a. m., at tho offlce of the company. 58
C?«y St.. San Francisco, Cal..- for the purpose
•vf elcctln-r director* for the ensulm? year and
for the transaction of such other business as
. may come before the meeting. Transfer books
will close on Saturday, March 2. 1907. at the
hour of 3 o'clock p. m. By order of the-Presl-
dent. - H. W. THOMAS, Secretary.
Dated Feb. 25. 1907. , *
ANNUAL meeting Honolulu Plantation Com-
-. pany — The annual meeting of the stockholders
of "the Honolulu Plantation Company will
be held WEDNESDAY. February 27. 1907,
at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m.. at the offlce
. of the company. 142 . Steuart st, San Fran-
cisco. California, for the purpose of electing
1 directors - for the ensuing year " and for the
transaction of such other business aa may
come before the meeting. i
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.
OCEAX TRAVEL '.' J C"\u0094; J
">^T2^^v Bteamers leave Broadway
>£^J*-^DS»/ Wharves
M^Sui For LOS
yXjew ANGELES,
/ SAN DIEGO,
SANTA BARBARA
SANTA ROSA ....Every Sunday. 10a.m.
STATE OF CAL KTery Thursday. 10 a. m.
for SEA TTLE, TA COMA
VICTORIA, B. C
VANCOUVER, B. C
Puget Sound & Alaskan Ports
SPOKANE '".. ....Feb. 16. Mar. 3. 11 a.m.
UMATILLA ...Feb. 21. Mar. 8,11 a.m.
CITY OF PUEBLA ...Feb. 26, Mar. 18, 11 a. m.
And Eyery Fifth Day Thereafter.
For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay)
POMONA .Feb. 13. 19, 25. 1 :30 p. m.
CORONA Feb. 16. 22. 2S. 1:30 p. m.
And Every Third Day Thereafter.
For GUAYMAS,MAZATLAN,
LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN
JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA
CURACAO Mar. 7. 10 a. m.
Low rates — Including Berth and Meals.
Bight reserved to Change this Schedule.
TICKET OFFICES:
San Frandaco", 3 Market st. and Broadway
Wharf. Telephone Temporary 492.
Oakland 9CS Broadway
San Francisco Freight Offlce, Broadway Wharf.
CD. DUNANN. G.^P. A., San Francisco.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship Co.)
Have Opened Their Permanent Offlce at
Room 240, James' Rood Building
S. S. "Nippon Maru." Wednesday. March 13.
1007.
S. S. "Hong Kong Maru," Wednesday, April
10. 1807.
S. S. "America Maru." Friday. May 3. 1907.
- Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and
Brannan streets, 1 p. m.. for Yokohama and
Hongkong, calling at Honolulu. Kobe (Ulogo),
Nagasaki and*Shangbal. and connecting nt Hong-
kosig with steamers for Manila. India, etc. No
carso received on board on day of sailing/
Round : trip < tickets at \u25a0 redoeed ' rates."
For freight and passage apply at ofSce. James
Flood Building.
W. H. A VERY.
Assistant General Man-tier.
OCEANIC S. S. CO.
SYDNEY.. AUCKLAND. SAMOA. HONOLULU—
S. S. Sonoma sails 2 i>. m. Feb. 2*. Christ-
church (International Exhibition) and return,
first. $293.50; second. $228.50.
HONOLULU only— S. S. Alameda sails 11 a. m.
March 9. Ronnd trip, first clas?. $125.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— 3. S. Mariposa sails
at 11 a. m. March 10. First class round trip.
5125.
J. D. SPRECKELS & BKOS. CO.
5S Clay Street. San Franclaco.
Passenger Department, 673 Market st.
Phone ••Temporary 1231."
KOSMOS UIINE
PASSE.XGER SERVICE
S- S. "Amasls," 6000 tons. Captain Kagel-
niaeher. sailing February 2S from San Fran-
cisco for Hamburg, via Mazatlan. San Bias.
Manzanlilo. Salina Cruz, San Jose de Guate-
mala. Acajutl!-., La . Libertad. La Union. Punta
Arenas. C. R. ; Payta, Callao. Mollendo, the
principal ports of Chile/ and London. For rate*
and passenger accommodations apply to Lendal
M. Gray, manager, pier 19. San Francisco. >, .
RAILWAY TRAVEL ...
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
i VIA SAUSALITO FERRY.
For Sannsllto. Mill Valley, San Eafnelt
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS— 7. «7:45. 8:23.
•9:15. 9:50. 11 a. m., 12:20. \u25a0•1:45. *3 :1V 4:83,
5:15. 5:00. 6:30. 7:15. 9:00. 10:15, 11:83 p. m.
\u25a0 *Runs to San Qirentln.
7:45 a. m. dally; for Cazadero and way sta*
tions. .
3:15 p. m.. Saturdays only, for Caxadero aad
way stations.
5:15"p. m. dally, enoept Saturdays aad San-
days, for Point Ra/es and way stations.
From S. F. for Tiburon. : Belvedere . and Saa
RafaeV— Week Days— 7:4o. 9:15, ••11:00 a. m..
12:35. 3:30. 5:10, 8:30 p. m. Snodaya 7-40
8:15. ••11:00 a. m.; 12:85. 3:30. 5:10, «:So.'
p. m. : **11:33 p. m. . Thursdays only.
From \u25a0 San Rafael for S. T. — Week Days 6-15
7:40, 7:05, B:is, 11:15 a. m.; 12:50, 3:40, 5:00.
: 5:20- p. m. • Sundays — 8:15. \u25a0 7:40. 7:55. 0-25
a. vof. 8:40. 5:00. 0-30. 6:30 p. m.
From Tiburon for S. F. — Week Days— 6:4s B*l7
"0:55. ll:3fl a. m.;' 1:10, -4:03.' 3:45 p. m. Sun-
days — 8:45. 8:17, 9:36, 11:33 a. m.; 1:10 4-OS
5:43, G:55 p.-m-ISSBeHBHSSBI
Leave S. F. I ~~~~~ I Arrlye S. ff. "
-i— J DESTINATION —
Wk dyslSund's ' ' Snnd's iWk dvs
rtY4OT|r tY40T| 7 :40~il " f ~STT? a! A:ir'a
.......| »:15 a • 10:35 a 10:23 a
8:30 p| 3:30 pi larnarto. 8:20 p 6:20 o
5:10 p 5:10 pi 7:30 p ..... .;
7:40 a1.......r~ ~ rTTOT*
...V... 7:40 a Novato. .. 10:23 a 10:23 a
3:30 p 9:15 a Petalsma. 6:20 p 8:20 o
5:10 p 3:20 p Santa Resa. 7:30 p.. .
.\u25a0\u25a0.... s:lp p \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ......I
~7T45T T6!JiTa7To7ss~a
....... 7:40 a Folton. 8:20 p 8:20 n
8:30 p 3:30 p : .....:. ..
I fftadior. I ' ' "'•-
Healdsb-irg. >k
7:40 a 7:40 a Lyttou. 10:25 a 10:25 a
3:30 p 3:80 p Geyserville. 6:20 p 6:20 d
7:40 al 7:40 al ~Hopland - 110:25 a|io-£Ta
8:30 p 3:30 p aad Uklah. 9:30 p 620 d
7:40 al 7i4oa - ~~T r . . |lO:isa 1F23~i
3:30 p 3:30 p Gnemayllle. 6:20 p e-'Oo
77:40 a] 7:40 i ~ . . I 3:lf~i ~BTI7 a
5:10p..:::V. Sonoma. 6:20 p 6:20 p
-• • -•*:• 3:10 P Glen Ellen. - . . . rjL^ P
7:40 a] 7T40 a ~ ~~ ~* ~Tlo:£i' a|lO:2S i
8:30 p S:3O p Sebajttopol. 0:20 p 620 n
p 6:10 p 1.... .-.. ..It P
f" ':••••.. J • I Wiflits . and i \u25a0"""-
7:40 a| 7:40 a| Sherwood. : 8:20 ~p| 6:20 p
* : **Tiburon only. ...'".
' : STAGE CONNECTIONS.
'- Stages connect at GREENBP.AE for San Quen-
tln; at SANTA ROSA" for White Sulphur Sprinss
and Mark iWest Springs: at FULTON for Burkes
Sanatorium : ; at LYTTON ; for Lyt ton 9 prints : at
GEYSERVILLE for SkarE* Springs; at CLOVER-
DALE : for . the Geysers. Bocnville, Phllo, Elk
and-- Greenwood;, at HOPLAND for Duncan
Sprlnfa.^- Hlehland Springs. -"Kelservllle. - New
Carlsbad ; Bprlnjrs. Soda : Bay. Lakeport, Bartlett
SprinKs;"at UK IAH for Vichy Springs. Saratoga
Springs, .' Blue -Lakes,"- Laurel . Dell ;' Lake. - Witter
Springs, -Upper -Lake,* Porno, Potter -Valley,* John
Day ' «. •: Llerley's,^ Hnllyille, : Orr's : Hot . Springs.
Handley,' Half-Way' House, ;Hopk!na,~ Comptche-
Mendoclno City,' Fort Brag?.". Westport and Usalt
afWILLITS for, Hearst and Sawyers; at SHER-
WOOD ' for ' Fort '-. Braeje, -, Laytonvllle.- Westport,
Covelo, Cummlngs. Bell's : Springs. : Harris. -Hub-
bard, Frultland,-. Dyeryille.r Garbervllle, Pepper*
wood. -Camp 5, Scotia and Eureka. ' .
v -GENERAL OFFICE:'- -
JAMES FLOOD BUILDING; SAN .FRAXCISCa
" - \u25a0 - "•\u25a0-' JAS."; AGLER. .GeneraI Manager \u2666-
E. X. RYAN, O«a. P».*«.neer and Freight Art.
\u25a0
MEETiyc_jfQTl CES __ Coi|tlll|led
CALIFORNIA~L^T^o. i X of 5£ *
P. — Meets THIS (MONDAY* RVirv
"rttauj toylted >JJ ° Uraiag b " Ulren X&m
EUGENE McCAPvTHY C C
.^ LOCI3.C. AUSTIN. K. pf A«,
ATTENTION— Austrian MiUtary -md
Benevolent Association: Members de- wV.
siring to have their meaaureVa^n Q«B
for new. uniform wi-1 please can a" I^^
headquarters. SO4 Lyon st. Apollc-wt
mn»t be 3 feet 6 Indies In heiint « rt ov^r of
S. RAICEVieH, Captara. Cotamanding.
ANNUAL MEETING KILACEA SCGAR p7T7
TATIO.V COMPANY— The annual meeoVs of
the stockholders of tbe Kllaaea s^a r Pla^
tatlon Company will be held on TUESDAY
February 2tf. 1007. at the hoar of U o>!c*ta
a. m.. at the offlce of the company, a*"
Cslifornla st.. Saa Francisco, Cal. far t'w
purpose. of electing directors for the ensulrir
year and for the transaction of «uch ether
business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books vrll! .close on SATURDAY*
. Febrnary 16.i 1907. at the hour of 3 o'clock
p. m. By order of the President
H. TV. THOMAS. Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING PAAUHAU SUGAR PL.VN-
TATIO.V COMPANT— The annual meeting of
SS l T e .;. toe - fl - ol<lersl ot **>* PAAUHAU SUGAR
SATIRDAY. March 2. 190 T. at the hour of
11 o'clock a. m.. at the office of the com-
pany 2U23 California St.. Saa Francisco. Cal. •
for the purpose of electing directors for the
ensuing year, and . for the transaction of rwh
other business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books will dose on Wednesday
February 20. 1907. at the hocr of 3 o'clock
p. m. By order of the president. \u0084
' H. W. THOMAS. Secretary. *"V
A^^,MEETnCO HAKALAU PLANTATION g
COMPANy— The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the HAKALAU PLANTATION
COMPANY will be held on WEDNESDAY
March 6. 1907. at th* hour of 11 o'clock a. m '
at the offlce of the company, 2023 California
st.. San Francisco. Cal.. for the purpose of
electing directors for the enstrfrijc year, and for
the transaction of «nch other business as mar
come before the meeting.
Transfer books will close on Satn«!ay, Tel>-
rnary 23, 1907. at the hour of 3 o'clock p. m.
H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OP* THB
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
A x »P*clal meeting of the stockholders of the
Northwestern PaetSc Railroad Company will ,
be held at the of flee of the company- m room
1043 In the James Flood Building, at 870 Mar-
ket street. In the dry snd county of San J-ran-
dsco. 1b the State of California, the same be-
ing the principal place of business of said cor-
poratlon. and bemar the building where th«
\u25a0 Board of Directors of said corporation usually
meet, on the 12th day "of March. 1907. at th»
hoor «of 12 o'clock noon, to consider and act
upon the proposition to create a bonded In-
debtedness of said corporation to the amonnc
In tha asrgrejrate of thlrty-ftye million dollar*
(135.000.000) In gold coin of the United Statin
(a portion of which Is to be n.ie<l In retiring
extstlot bonded Indebtedness), and to Increase
the bonded Indebtedness of said corporation
up to ihe amount, in the aggregate, or thirty-
five million dollars (533,000.000) In fold coin
of tt» United States, and to ssenre the aaid .
propo>-»d bonded Indebtedness by a mortgage or
deed ™t trust upon the - railroads, franchise*
and -yoperty • of the company now owned or
hereaf'er acqnired. and the Income thereof, or
such Cart thereof as may be prescribed in th*
mortise or deed of trust; and to determine
the fW.'ra and terms of said bonds and mortjraK"
or d*-n? of trnst. and to authorize the Board
of D>:««?tors to take all such action as th<\r
may ,4eem necessary or expedient In th«
prenjwes.
Pater! the f>tb day of Jannarv. 1907.
By o?>ter of the Board of Director*.
J. L. WILLCUTT.
Secre'"ry of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
CoM>rany. x ,
R. E. CALVIN. -4
WILLIAM T. HERRIN. >\
WILLIAM HOOD.
N. T. SMITH.
P. F. DUNNE.
; I A. H. PATSON.
EDWARD^ . CHAiIBERa
Directors of Said Northwestern Pacific Rail-
roH.l Company.
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS
B. PASQirALE CO..
UiV> WEBSTER. COR. TURK
PHONE WEST »03
ARMY. NAVY. SOCIETY "r.OODS
REGALIAS FLAGS. BANNERS
BADCKS. CAPS
UNIFORMS.
MEETINGS — Theowophlcal
1001 OAK St.— Theosophk-al lecture tonight nt
S o'clock. ,
HALLS TO LET.
EAGLE Hall. Tuesday and Saturday. For term*
apply to secretary, ifM Market »t. otm
Gough. GUSTAVE POULMANN. Secretary
ATTORXSYS
ADVICE free — Divorce costs $12: quick ami
quiet: bankruptcy, damasre. attachments an<t
probate matters a specialty; no fees In ad-
vance. 2128 Fillmore st., near Sacramentoi.
room 1 ; open evenings.
HARRIS * HESS, attorneys at law. W. T. Hess
Notary Public. 203;{ Sntter st.. near Flllmore
street.
DIVORCE— Costa $12; quick, quiet; advice free:
no charge nnless successful: open evenlnes.
1323 Page St.. near Central aye.
LYONS. TLMOTOY J. (Ute Chronicle bldjr. J\
Law offices. 51 Geary st. (F. n. Woods Trust^
W. A. S. NICHOLSON, attorney. 1478 Eddy, nrf
FlHmore; land titles establlahed. probated, etc. '
ROBERT W. KINO, attorney at law (formerly
Examiner bldg.l. 1639 Flllmore St.. near Post.
H. A. Kronse. 1300 G. G. aye.. cor. riHrnore: all
ca-te»: adv. free. Eve. 7:30-8:30: tel. Wen 5132.
MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law. 1033 Golden
Gate aye., bet. Lagnaa and Buchanan sts.
F. J. CASTELHUN. attorney at law. 1343 Goldea
Gate aye., bet. Fillmore and Stelner sts.
BENJAMIN HEALEY. attorney. 1203 Golden
Gate aye.. near Fltlmore: phone West 5123.
CHAS. F. HANLON. attorney. 17?2 Bush at..
corner Octavla : phone West 15«f>.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
MARION WALCOTT. Dtsb. stenojr. : mnltisrapa
_wgrk_gneclalty. IPO3 Sntter at., tel. Wwt «2H.
\u25a0 ' PATEXTS
MEDINA World Patent Agency; agents In
Washington aad foreign capitals; patents,
trademark*, patent law. FRANK P. MEDINA, ;
manager, 867 Eddy st. : tel. Franklin 1460.
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, patents, late examiner
IT. S. Patent Office. 800 Fillmore St., soon
410. Call blilsr.
FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly examiner U. !
S. Patent Office. -925-9J7 Monadnoctr bwllrtfng. ;
PEXSIOX3
WANTED— Veterans of ClvU and Mexican wars '
apply for. pension under new law: blanks and:
all particulars., PATTISON. attorney at law.
1124 Van Ness aye., bet. Post and Geary sts. '
PENSION Attorney E. A. BULLIS. 1541 Stelner
St.; past commander Thorn aa Post. G. A. R. •
PENSIONS, extra pay. etc. Write L. M. SHEM-
WOOD. 2751 Filbert st.. San Franclswo.
PHYSICIAXS
ANNOUNCEMENT— DR. SCHIRMAN, 1820 Post
st.. formerly Van Ness aye.. positively cure*'
rheumatism, sciatica. . kidney and bladder •
trouble, disease of beart. nervous system. Our • i
offices eqnipped with. latest scien. appliances. \
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HERB DOCTOR.
Permanently Located
126S O'Farrell st.. bet. Gon?h and Octayla."
SEE MAI V CHY,
Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium.
. 355 7th at.. Oakland.
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and O'Farrell; pbonor Franklin 1465* Resl-
. dence Majestic Annex; phone West 1520.
DR. E. F. WEST, formerly of 511 A Leaven-
worth St.. Is now at 1115 McAllister. Phon*
Park 722. . . .
DR. F. C. KECK retnraed and re*umexl practle*.
- cot.' McAllister and Stetner. Hours. 2-4 p. m.
DR. SAMUEL W. MEANS has resumed practice^
Delbert blk.. cor. Van Ness and O'Farrell.
DR. HAMILTON C. BOWIE, physldan and siir^
scon. 2102 Market, cor. 14th. Tel. Market 22<M.
DR. _ JOSEPH ARDENYI. physician, sanreotu
diseases of women ' and men. 936 McAllister.
X-RAY AND STATIC TREATMENTS. DR. a"
S. TUCHLER, 702 Van Ness aye.; hrs. 1-3. 7-sI
DR. JOHN' M. WILLIAMSON, formerly 21
Powell, now at 924 Geary; honrs 2 to 4 p. m.
DR. JAMES OSBORNE. formerly CUy st reT
snmed praedce. 1179 Eddy. Tel. West 792«. •
*r ATK JNB. M. D.. rectal disease,^
1609 Franklin St.* nr. fine: hanra I to ? 4 vJjtZ
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