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«;rmt Westom CZ 04;Tonopah Ex... — 8.75
H.'mf 10 — |T«n «;old W«wt — 15
Indiana Ton..' irz 03 1 Ton Unto* O»n 10 —
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.Tun IJntier Ex — IOJTun Kilvcr & O 03 —
l.i*.:le Ton — 2.TAI Ton of Nev.. 16.50 —
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Punil • -_ &O,«rt Bfttd Frac 05 —
r;"!<>k Ant*... 10 — Jllltfc-uU li 15
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Uik Bmif i-; k . 13 ]4,JumlK> Ex 2.f«i 2.02
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I •• I**>ll 2<5 2TiKnvauMUj;h Gfld iO —
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. lir .Niklyo <(4 id Kcwaiia Ex... — 43
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, Olumbla — 7R Lucky .-Swede.. — 12
, rolmnbla Mta. !»7 tin Mayne 15 16
• Col urn Mtn I.x 07 <* May Queen 22 25
dm Fr«("!ion.4.ir. 4.-'i'^iidnjrt Pawnee 03 10
C'ommonwpaltU is :'.n*^lillt<t»rn MCo .'t2 —
<'<>n«jn»»ror ... 21 jr. Mllliuwn |'r»o. 06 —
Oackpr Jack. IS IT-Mulinwrk .1...1«..Vt —
4)nlc.v 2.0.*> 2.10 Moha«-k An... OT» Ofl
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i r>r,!>y Xx o'. 07! Mohawk Kx. . 9 24
I»«"-.Tt Queen, i— i <• f : •\u25a0\u25a0. i. v. v Jnnli<r OS 10 |
i lm-. B B Con. Rfi 3i» i 'Mohawk I"ra>:. 10 —
, JfT/.wnflfld Trl 45 4fl Moo«e Ooldfld. 10 —
j .I'M*te 12 IT, Nevada 80y... 16 17
I'omlnion . ta 06jN«r Sunshina.. 30 —
VAA\e GoldM. or. Ofi N'ov Western.. — 05
Kmi'lre 5R 1« Oro 40 41
Fsmeralda • . . . i 5 27iOrlfflnal Vr'.ret — 20
r<-rt<<ral — 12 Old Gold Mine* — t>s
Florence 3.50 4.00 Pouyen — 07
• riorence Ex.. 2B so'l't-ncEvlraiiia. . 03 04
, »nnce«-Mhk..1.10 l.l.vPotlatch — 69
Frts<y) _ u.ned Hills »0 32
«o!d Bar Gnd.l.oo 1.0.',,1 ted Lion 14 15
<iold Bar Knic 12 II Red Top — B.SO
Ooidflrt Bank. 12 — ( It« 1 Top F.x.. 48 —
<:Bd Bull Dor 05 — ' a«-d Top Frae. 10 12
<;fld C Mines. B. oo 8.12 Ruby O U Co. — 15
O<>lC2d Comb. 30 S5 Sandstorm PI 53
UfM Falrrlrw — o?« Kaudstorm Ex. OS 00
<;i<ifM Kiwtiir*. 07 —Silver Pick 1.17 1.20
0 llap Hunch 10 12 ' Silver Plrk Ex 11 12
<;o!<iud Herald — 08 Ppearhd I"rac.. — 40
<;nd m or N.i. so — jst ivos i.45 i.r.o
'Joidfld N Star 10 —St lye» Leas.. 10 —
f,n<y Portland. — 34' Sun D<>g 03 f>4
\u25a0 <J"''i Hill 02 — ISunnyslde — W
«;idfld J««Lua. — rr. Trpssure 10 12
«; fid I. Strike. — I.VWrdr 02 03
C.n<\ Kwjn.if.l .SO 1 .i«.*i Vonial 'M "I
ii'flfii Skylark — IT. Wonder 05 O6
«ifl<l Soreretgn — l.VAoil.iw Tlnse... JO 11 I
«;i<l3d Trottor. — Ox! Yellow Tiger.. 14 15
\u25a0 O'i!dfl<l Unioa. 01 03' Yellow Toj> — 08
Craodma . 2ri|
PulUrofc DJ*trlct
Ariiarprt^a OM — O4;llap Hooligan.. — 12
AiiKlUyst .... 41 45:ilomcxtlc Kiu«.1.12 l.lil
It dil.v MM Co 15 — |Llce llarris. . . 04 OS
liis Bullfrog.. O2 oa, Little Bullfrog 01 02l
Waok Simr... — 10 lUrSomr An. — 20 '
Kunz Mt Uold ' — <\u25a0\u25a0< .V: ; n -w.-i- Con 43 44
itmjDje '•....,. ;m iiDMldnigbt — 10 1
Hlfry Annex.. 03 <>5 Moatxna Blfrg. 0(5 C7 l
P!fnc Banner. — Co, Mt 11111 Minus — 07
J. ,i!fr«.g Cuub 05 — \u25a0 M<jctp>mrj- Mt 27 2S
fJS^rf'.frojr Cou». 03 05 Mont-Shosh Ex 15 1«
'if.fV Daisy.. — an Neßpiiin — 20
lln'T'* Kx... — LS Kew Orleans.. — 10
H!;; Jumper. <C «3jNusget 03 —
"TTi-rf M < ; «» x -" ->>.Old Snl Blfrg. — SO
\ Vi? Natl Bk 42 tZJOrJsfeuJ Blfrg. 17 is
1 V S Star. — Hi|Orig <; Bar Xx 10 —
lilA>; IVde¥tal — 10, Pride Gold Mt. 08 09
Mirr* Sunset.. 10 initial Bird 03 —
Mlfrjf Victor.. 20 21 ; Red Dog — 15
Blfrc Wluuer. 15 I*o Khyolitc Twnst 03 O4
• «"r«e*ni« — 3>\Sau Kr«ncJsc<>. — 10
• IK-u lilfrg An. — 25 Mi.»-Bfrg O«>id 01 02
J>fn Uush Ex. - 05}HbMk Natl Bk — 03
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«; Bnr Anchor — 15; Tramp r-in5...1.;0 l.rw
Gold Bar Kx. — m.Tecopa C«n.^.; — 1.00
t»old Center... — 20! White Water.. — us
«;o!dfl(l Blfrg. - 07iYuukee Girl... 11 12
iiuldcu Scejitre 22 23j
Manhattan District
Apri] Fool Xx 03 04; Men Ivenboe. . 23 —
At Inn & Pur. . 03 04! Alan Uumboldt O» 10
Bull thjg - 05; Man Juuibo... — 05
Coraot 02 <C;Man Little Joe 04 O5
Double Eagle, ol 02 Man MCo Nev 13 14
Cold Weflgr.. 11 i:;:. Man Mammoth 08 —
Cranny GM. 21 l'2,Mnn Monarch.. 0»$ —
lllniioeraft ... 18 l.< Man Monitor.. — 05
.Indian Catnp.. 12 15, Man Plnte — 10
.'\u25a0\u25a0'-.:.. .'.. k. 1« 15 Mun lied Tup. 03 O4
• Little Orry... 4(i 4-VMan Ruhr 01 C 2 j
• Mun Beinioiit. 08 i'3;Man Staudard. 03 U4
M«n Big Four 05 06 Man Tnlted... 15 —
Man Bl lloiw — 06 Mnn Wolftoue. — £5
Man Broncho. 12 14'Mustanf Man. 34 35
Men Buffalo.. 00 O7,iru»u;ag An... 02 03
.Vsii Carson... - os Mia«tang Ex... — 10
Olil Ontral.. <i 2 03 ' Nemo Man 10 j-j
JjP"» Con» 70 — iOrurln.il Man.. 22 23
' All ii Cm Kx.. — l/.il'ine Nut VJ 20
M*.n Comb.... 08 iy.rricyler Ilmphry C<*» oa
W^- < r «»oent. OR — Stray bog 32 34
' J^. »,,«rboy.. 05 Ot;!Tacyiima Coppr — 10
:.l v ..-,:;:, :.ii »J3 — Thauksglvinx.. 12 —
Man liPxter.. . B2 24; Whale — 09
Man ijiant — na Yellow Ilorsr.. OG 07
Mun Cold Gate — 'JliYcl llorse Kx. — 20
Men Gold Nug — O4|
. Other Districts
A life of Won. 10 20:Lrax Creek... — 1.60
Ar<adla 11 — iMlnai Pedrar.l.OS —
Clifford M Co. — O3:Mobwk Johnnlo 17 20
X Com Womir — 20 1 Nev Con Ktock OC —
1. Jumbo Cop O» :.". Ni-vndH mils. .3.5u 3.55
}..„\u25a0- Nest. 31 32 NOT lliMs Kx.. 4S 50 i
Fairvw Aztec. — 281 K II Fiorcn'-e. — 15 i
Fvw Hailstone 18 — ; Nevada Wonder — 23 1
r«lrvw L&£le. — «0| N Star Wouaer 13 — I
Vtxw R Rock. — r»ti;pitt*b 8 Pejik.l.7o J.75|
Irvw S Kinp. 40 4h|Uamw?y Wondr — 15!
llor G K«l X SO 2.'<jßee»w Uiv Gold 14 IS !
rioren«-e I^cjis. S3 — ißuimd Mt — 1.00 1
(\u0084••'•\u25a0\u25a0 Johnnie. JO — ; itouad Mt Ex. 20 21 j
« Ileed \!-:.-» os — iR Mt Blue Jkt — 20
«.o!«!yke R*of. 13 14itluhy Wouder. 30 — t
rjrtsd Quarti.. 30 4o:S»>lb.v OusmL. — 7f. i
Jdii Mac Annex — o* Sil Peak MCo — 1H I
- J*ok Pot — 1. 451 Vulture — 70
Johnnie Con*. 10 — j Walker L Uia. — 10
fcwcli MCo A' — 01 1 Wndrlnd MCo 23 20
ONE JURYMAN SITS IN
JUDGE WELLER'S COURT
Case Is Tried With but a Single
Venireman, Qualif ying Out
of a Score
\u00844 'n« lone juror was all that could
pi.'.<<£ muster in Judgre Weller'a court
yesterday afternoon in the trial of a
cafw arising out of a. recent raid at
€IJ> Jackson strert. That Juror was
Charlen Meyers, and he sat all by him
self, after eighteen venire-men had been
put up sis targets for the questions of
Assistant District Attorney Ward for
liio prosecution and J. S. Meyer for
tlie defense. A similar case called in
tbe morning had exhausted fifty vc
' nlremcn, out of which but three were
•eligible, so both sides apreed to pro
cord with one juryman.
Aftor the evidence was all in and
the lawyers liad talked confidentially
to the "jury." Meyers %vas takrn to the
Jury-room, where lie evidently di»
tkgrof-a with himself for Fom«» time, be
er, use he was fifteen minutes arriving
at -a verdict,
"Call the roll," said the Judge, when
the "Jury" liled" into his seat. "Let
the foreman read the verdict." The
foreman read "Not guilty" as tlie unan
imous opinion of the "Jury" and the
defendant was released.
. EKTOKCIKG HEAXTH LAWS— Tbe number
oT «rrrst« for violating oriilnsnr*. 13. pruTidlng
f<>r the screening In "f «H f"«>d*tuff»i fij«>H..,i
f<»t sale, wax lufirawd yoxlerdßy to over 200.
".>\u25a0•\u25a0 mrretrtl debiera bnve b<< v admitted to fjf)
tall e«rh and r*Je«wd.
li You Want, to
Invest in Safe
Mining Securities
t-.iT any of the following ctucks for a good I
prnflt: ' ?*? * •*. '
ToNOPAH STANDARD «t 30 cents ;
Uigtit In Hue for the Mg »eiim; down over 600 ;
feet end in exactly name tormation as the big j
mm to the ''fift.
TONOl'Ail KMI'IUE... at 20 o»nU
A ucw cutnpsu?: well located south of Stand-;
i"( .'•<\u25a0'. Nt discoveries with the Drill of blgh-gradc
ore In Tonopali lixlenhlon aud McK&ne Miuing
Pfit GREAT DEPTH practically assure the fu- ;
' lure of these two properties. If you failed to
bur Tonopab Exunisioii wl.-u it cudd by hud j
for 30 cenu redeem your rrror by biyriaj Stand- I
gukenw'atcb black oxide coppeb «i»t-
cil, at market
Adjoins Clark's Furnace Oreek: In high-grade:
<*•<•• a great bu.v around f>s-C0 cents.
KKVA.HA GKKENWA.TER COPPi:ii..«t 50 cent* j
Adjuiiro Arcturns, in Willow Cm-k section of j
•\u25a0 •. .-nw.Mt.-r. One of tbe future grc-at mim-s uf j
»li» district.
AMfLKY CONSOLIDATED at 15 cents
In lju-kfk.iii district: lien betwnen lOunedy
Con*, and Huciskln Oouh. ; average copper «»-
\u25ba :•'- \u25a0 \<-r 'JL\ i>'-i vonf. ii'mi ».'". 'l bik' fii.nr!
t«Mir<; ;. limit- < 1 number of shartu at IS cents.
! lor tnritut i«anictllani *•«!! on ur addrmis
,>^J*, 11. riUTCUKB, 75 SL'TTEB ST., HAW
J'RA.NCIKCO.
Dispatches From Goldfield
Dispirit Stock Buyers
Brokers Hear That the Miners Decide
Not to Separate Frjam the I. W. W.
Dispatches wer« received by several
mining stock brokers in Bush street
yesterday containing information that
tbe miners had agreed not to separate
from the Industrial Workers of the
World. The effect was to give the
Nevada mining: shares another tumble.
The Tonopahs held their own very well,
but a shading-off in Jim Butler amount
ing to 3 points took place and Midway
lorn 2 points, while .West End gained
2. The principal losses fell on the
OoldSeld stocks.
The closing bids, compared with those
of the preceding day, showed a falling
off In Combination Fraction from $4.25
to $4.15; Florence, from $3.85 to $3.60:
Goldfield Consolidated Mines, from
$8.12% to $8; Mohawk, from $17 to
$16.60. There were losses of 5 points
each in Oreat Bend, Silver Pick, Jumbo
Extension and St. Ives. and smaller de
clines in Atlanta, Booth. Dlamondfleld
Triangle. Lone Star, Oro and Red Top
Extension.
Some of the Bullfrogs gained slightly.
Gold Bar went from $1.05 to $1.07; May
flower Consolidated, from 41 to 41
cents; Tramp Consolidated, from $1.17
to $1.20. Several Manhattan stocks also
advanced ellghtly. Including Mustang
Manhattan. Original Manhattan and
Stray Dog. Nevada Hills dropped from
$3.60 to $3.50.
There were sales of 21,500 shares of
Diamondfleld Triangle at 46 cents to
47 cents. Atlanta sales were 21,200
shares at 70 to 68 cents. Combination
Fraction sold at $4.25 and down to
$4.17% to the extent of 8500 shares.
Goldfield Consolidated Mines opened at
$8. sold up to $8.12%, down to $7.87%
and then gravitated back to $8. Oreat
Bend sales were 83,800 shares, with a
drop from $1.05 to 98 cents. Red Top
Extension shares, selling to the extent
of 32,000 shares, went up a peg from
48 to 49 cents In actual tales. Tbe
other large pellers were Silver Pick, of
which 15,000 shares were taken at $1.20
and $1-16. and St. Ives. 19.000 shares at
$1.60. $1.47%. $1.40 and then $I.so' once
more.
ISH GETS COMBINATION
Round Mountain Mining Property
Transfer Involves $150,000
The Round Mountain Nugget gives
the following particulars of a deal at
Round Mountain in which Marvin I«h
is concerned:
The Boond Mountain Combination Mining Com
pany has been reorganized, controlling Interest
having been bought by the Goldfleld firm of
Mnrvin Uh & Bro.. who are principal owners of
the Oro and Atlanta mines at Goldfleld and the
Jack Pot tnln« at Wonder. William Isa will
art as president of the new company, with A. H.
Uaym of Manhattan tie* president and E. 11.
Mrud of Goldfleld a* secretary and treasurer.
\V. K. JesLe of Goldfleld will be a director In
the company. Louis D. Gordon and J, H. Stlm-
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were Issued
in this city March 27:
Albin Ruedlger, 23, and Minnie Weseman, 1».
j both of Santa Cru*.
Joseph Matson, 28. 1222 Vermont at., and
Msria Malmberg. 23, 18 Vlcksburg *t.
Harvey lUce, 21, city, and Mamie Brlckley,
18. 1.".4s Grove at.
Davis PoderslT. 46, and Matilda Blame, 42,
both of San Francisco.
Antonlon Caruso. 29. and Jennie Carnso, 18,
botti of 3220 Fol«>m «t.
Delbert R. Walker, 24, 618 Central aye.. and
Anna M. Knorre. 20, both of l»04 McAllister ft.
Robert J. Agnew. 29, 1305 Montgomery st.,
and Hope K. Iloeffoer, 23. 431 Linden aye.
John SbofTer, 23, 118 Farailones St.. and Kate
Ob*rle, 22, 2798 Bryant et.
Giovenni Bonadeo. 27, 2117 Chestnut it., and
Maria Font&na, 18, &3 Ohio st.
Cesere Reetanl. 23, and Host-11l BUnca, 22,
both of 1761 San Jose aye.
OAKLAND, Msrch 27. — The following mar-
riaee licenses were issued today:
Marsh AlowlU. 21, and Esther Krost. 24.
both of Oskland. '
Charles W. Freese. 37, Oakland, and Hope
! L. Stoner. 21. Kansas City. Mo.
Chris Tucker, 29. and Sarah Lavelle, 23.
I both of San Frandooo. |
David A. Gatto. 29, and Pauline Irvln. 31.
I both of Black Diamond.
Peter Ghiorso, 21. and Roe« Seotto, 20. both
!of Berkeley. . ,_ .
Leroy W. Jackson. 43. and Su*ie U. Gad-
I dlujr, IS. both of Oakland.
August Poeller. 27. and Johanna Gerdes, 22,
1 both of Oakland.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be Inserted. Tbey must be banded In at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author-
iced to have tbe name published. Notices re-
stricted rimply to th« announcement of tbe event
are published once In this column free of charge.
BIRTHS
ELLIS— In this city, March 21, l»07. to tbe
wife of R. J. Kills, • *"n.
MILLEB-— ln this city. Marcs 24, 1907. to the
wife of O. W. Miller, s dacghter. "
DEATHS
Allen, Grace II 1 Leahy, James A.... 1
Barber (infant) Leaf. Gostaf SI
Black. AutU C — Lips, Gasparel 61
Brandts, Charles H. 31 Mason. Mary —
Brctlin, Mary — < Manning, Jaa. P 44
Brown, George 0... 37 Marshall. Catherine.. —
«'rar.i. Benj. M. Jr.. 21 Munis*, SUvelra ft*
Crowley. Frank 11.29 Parks, Chas. X 63
Crowley (infant) Peck, Minnie II «.'«
Daring (Infant 1 Phillip*, William ... 41
Egan, John J 43 fierce (infant)
Elmer, Sarah 60 Plmnntel. Adeline L. 24
Floyd, Edmund P... — Reed, Edward 24
Franck, Mrs.A.E. D. r>B Reese. Mabel G....18
Gelatolre, Leon ....49 Rogers, Michael 68
Gleason. Anna M... — BossL D. P &4
Haesebrouck, liule — Roust. D. S. S8
Hussey. Patrick U.. W Santif. Mary 78
Irvine. David 8.... « Ulnhofer. Melchoir... 7S
Kecinin. Annie 65 Wilson, Matbew .... 69
Lagercrenta, Hannah 601
ALI.nN-— Tn thlß.city. Marfh 25. 1907. at the
residence of ber parent*. 447 Thirty-eighth
avenue. Grace Harriet Allen, twin dacgbter
of William O. and Bui<an Allen, a native of
San Francisco, Cal., aged 1 year 4 month*
und 16 days.
The funeral will Uke place tomorrow (Fri-
day), March 29. at 10:30 o'clock a. m.. from
tbe mortuary cbapcl of the Golden Gate Un-
dertaking Company, 2476 Mission street, near
Twenty-nnt. Interment Cypren Laws Ceme-
tery.
BARBER— In this city. March 27. 190T, Thorn-
ton cc Ancells. beloved »on of Arthur G. and
Florence N. Barber, a native of San Fran-
cisco. Cal., aged 6 months and 11 days.
Friends ere respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow (Friday), at 2 p. ra., at
the residence of his porenta. 4122 Twenty-
fourth street. Interment Mount Olivet Cem-
etery, by carriage.
BLACK— In (his city. March 26. 1907. at ber
late residence. IGI Broderick ctreet, Anita
Ciprieo, beloved wife of Henry M. Black, and
> mother of Mrs. Edward F. Connor, a native
! of New York City.
Friends are Invited to attend the funeral
set-rices thin (Thursday* morning, #at 10:30
' o'clock, at St. Agnes Church.
BRANDES— In Oakalnd, Cal., March 26, 1907,
Charles Henry Brandes, beloved boo of Ferdi-
nand and Mrs. Johanna Brandes, and brother
•>f August R. K. Brandes and Anna W.
Brandes, a native of Ohio, aged 81 years 4
months and 1 day. A member of Portland
Aerie No. 4, F. O. E. (Tonopab paper* pleaae
copy.)
Friends and acquaintance* are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row iKridnyi. at 2 p. ro., from bis late
residence, 1405 Seventeenth street. Oakland.
Cal. Interment Mountain Vlaw Cemetery, Oak-
land. Cel.
BRESLIN— In this city. March 24, 1907, at ber
late rwidonce, 217 Third avenue, Mary, be-
loved wife of tbe late John Brcslln. loving
mother of James, John, Nell and Mary Bret-
Itn and Mrs. Susan T. Evans, end loving
grandmother of Harry Mitchell, Joseph May
and Nell Brcslln, a native of Klrkell, Baf-
nahaten. County Down. Ireland.
Friends and acquaintance* are respectfully
invited to attend tbe funeral Saturday. March
30. at 10:30 o'clock a. ra., from her late
residence, 217 Third avenue, Richmond Dis-
trict. then<-«? to Star of the Sea Church for
cervices. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1907.
mcl of Bound Mountain retain tbelr holdings in
tbe company.
The transaction Involved the payment of *150,
000. Tbe deal was closed through B. 11. Mead
and Harry Iledrick.
The Round Mountain Combination holdings
consist of sixty arres and adjoin the Sunuyiilde
of the Bound Mountain Mining Company. Al
though no effort has as yet been made to develop
the strong ledges which are known to traverse
the territory, the Combination has established
an enviable record for Us productions from the
big placer beds which have been opened on one
of the claims. Tbe Wilson lease on the Blue
Jay claim of the Combination company made a
wonderful showing during tbe short time It was
worked last teaaen and Mr. Wilson Is preparing
to put In a new ganoline power machine this
year and work the rich placer beds tborouitbly.'
Under the new control tbe management of tbe
Round Mountain Combination intends inaugur
ating a thorough and tyi-tematic course of devel
opment work. Shafts will be sunk at different
points along the outcroppinga of the big ledge.
COPPER ORE kEAR BLAIR
Valuable Find of Red Metal Reported
in New Place
The Blair Press reports that rich
copper ore has been discovered near
Blair and In the vicinity of the Pay
master mine. The substance of the
statements made by the Press is as fol
lows:
J. J. Buttledg* displays a sack of copper ere
which certainly looks good, and if the deposit
proves as great as many of those who have
se-en the location of tbe discovery think, it
means that this section will have one, at least,
of toe biggest copper properties in tbe country.
The discovery is In the vicinity of the Pay
macter, and about ten. miles from Blair in a
northeasterly direction. The ledge has been
opened at various points for a distance of 2000
feet and has an average width of thirty feet.
Samples taken from this show valnes approxi
mating |150 a ton, with specimens running to a
much larger figure. A specimen on exhibition
in the office of th« Press shows azurite, mala
chite and boraite. Tbe Nevada Tonopah Mines
Syndicate is the owner of eight claims from
which tbe samples were taken. The company
is headed by T. B. Blckey and A. D. Myers is
the vice president. Ruttiedge is the general
manager.
NEW CONTROL OF GRANNY
Hirschler and Associates Buy Out
Other Interests in Manhattan
The Manhattan Mail says that Ed
Hirachler and his associates have ob
tained control of the Uranny mine in
the Manhattan district by the purchase
of other interests. The new manage
ment will develop the property. Tho
Granny lies between the Consolidated
and Litigation Hill mines. Ore is re
ported to have been struck in the shaft
that averages $20 to the ton.
On the 100-foot le% - el ore is said to
have been encountered that runs $300
to the ton. Development work is pro
ceeding by drifts , from the 100-foot
level. The Mail says that a great deal
more than operating expenses could be
made from the ore hoisted out daily if
there were milling facilities in the
camp.
electrte car leaving Thirtieth 6treet and San
Joee avenue at 12 o'clock.
BROWN— In tbis city, March 27, 1907, George
O. Brown, dearly beloved husband of Nellie
T. Brown, devoted son of Mary and the
late Harry Brown, loving brother of Ilenry
C. Brown and Mrs. L. Harris, and son-in-Tnw
of Mr. and Mrs. R. S lattery, a native of San
Francleeo, Ctl., aged 37 years.
CRAM— In this city. March 25. 1007. Benjamin
M. Cram Jr., beloved son of Benjamin M.
and Olive 0. Cram, and brother of Olive
Hunt Cram, a native of Bath, N. V. f aged
21 years 8 months and 2 days. (Boston, Mass.,
papers nleane copy.)
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
tbe funeral services today (Thursday), at
2 p. m., at the chapel of N. Gray & Co., 2199
Geary street, corner of Devlsadero. Interment
private.
CBOWLEY— In Los Gato«. Cal.. March 25, 1907.
Frank H. Crowlej. beloved son of Mrs. Annie
Mason, stepson of George J. Mason, and
brother of John E. Crowlcy, a native of San
Francisco, Cal., aged 29 years 4 months and
8 days. A member of Court Bobln Hood, F.
of A.
Friends are respectfully Invited to attend
the funaral services today at 2
o'clock p. m., at bis late residence, 232 Palmer
street, corner of Chenery and Miguel, thence
by funeral car from Thirtieth street and San
Jose avenue. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme-
tery.
Officers and members of Court Robin Hood
No. 1, F. of A., are hereby notified to at-
tend the funeral of our deceased brother. Past
Chief Ranger Frank 11. Crowler, train his
late residence, 252 Palmer street.
THEO. MIKKELSON. Chief Ilanger.
A. J. LUDWIG, Secretary. . .
CROWLEY— In this city, March if, 1007, John,
beloved infant son of Daniel and May Crow-
ley, a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged
2 months and 8 days.
DURING— In thU city. March 27, 1907. infant
aon of Herman and Lizzie During (noe Wendt).
a native of San Francisco. Cal., aged 1 day.
EGAN— In this city. March 2«. 1907. John
J. Ee_a, beloved brother of Michael E.. Mar-
Fftrpt/li. and the late Robert E. md Thomag
B. Egun, and eon of the late Edward and
Mary K. Egan, a native of BoMon, Mass.,
aged 43 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend tbe funeral today <Tbnrs-
<Uy). at 12:30 o'clock, from the funeral par-
lors of McGinn Bros., 182G Eddy street, tl>en<*a
to Mission Dolores Church for services. In-
terment Holy Cross Cemetery, by train leav-
ing Twenty-fifth and Valenela streets.
EXMER— Entered Into rent. In this city, Marrh
27. 1907, at her late residence, 481 Second
• vr.nue, Sarah, beloved wife of the lato
Charles Elmer, loving mother of Jennie KN
iner and Mrs. Clarence J. Hale, and crrsnd-
motber of Mabel R. Hale, a native of New
York, aged 80 years 6 months and 24 days.
FLOYD— In this city. March 27. 1907. Edmund
P. Floyd, beloved father of Mrs. H. J. Hor-
wrge. Mrs. A. McDowell, Mrs. A. H.- Uo-
rsrde, Mrs. C. P. Kcntt and the late Mrs. Jo-
\u25a0rpb MeJla, a native of Prince Kdward
Island. A member of Redwood Camp No. 91,
W. O. W.; Court Star of the West No.
69.16. A. O. F., and tbe Ship Joiners' Union.
Tbe funeral serrlces will be held tomorrow
(Fridayt. at 11 o'clock a. m., at the resi-
dence of bis daughter, Mrs. A, 11. Bocarde,
»31 Alabama street, between Twenty-first and
Twenty-second, Harrison and Bryant. Inter-
ment private. Cypress Lswn Cemetery.
FEANCK— In Oakland, Cal.. Msreb 26. 1907,
Mrs. Anna K. D. Franck (formerly Anna R. D.
Paascb), wife of Chart** Franck. a native of
Cellar, Hanover. Germany, aged 68 years 1
month and 28 days. (Celler, Hanover, Ger-
many, papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfnlly
Invited to attend tbe funeral today (Thurs-
day). March 28. at 2 p. m.. from ber late
residence, ir>o7 Eleventh avenue, under the
ansplcea of Golden Link Rpbckah Lodge No
105. I. O. O. F.; the California Veteran
AKsoclatton, and tbe First Spiritual Church of
Oakland. >
GALATOIRE— In this city. March 27. 1907.
L«on Galatolre, beloved husband of Eugenic
Galatolre. father of I.«m, Valentine, Gas-
ton. Max and Albert Galatolre, and brother
of Pierre Galatolre, Mrs. Cbanquet and Mrs.
Meillette. a nstlve of France, aged 43. years.
Friends and acquaintances ar« respectfully
lnrited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row (Friday*. March 29. 'at 1 o'clock p. tn.,
at the parlors of Julius S. Godean, 2123
Bunta street. Interment Holy Crows Cemetery.
GLEASON— In this city, March 25, 1907. Anna
M. Gleason. M. D.. dearly beloved wife •of
Patrick <?l«ason, and loving mother of Yale,
Jay and Beatrice Gleason and Mrs. GeneTleve
Wllllnon of Montpeller. Vt.. a native of Bos-
ton. Mass. (Boston and Spokane papers please
copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Tlrura-
day). at 10:30 o'clock a. ra., from the funeral
parlors -«f James McGinn. 832 Fnlton street,
between Webster and Fillmore, tbence to St.
Mary's Cathedral for services at 11 o'clock
a., 'tn. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by
funeral car from Thirtieth street and San
Jose avenne.
HAESEBROUCK— In this city. March 27. IDO7-
Lizzie U.. beloved wife of Fred P. Hhi*p-
bronck, and daughter of Henry and tbe late
Anna M. Wheeler, a native of San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
' The funeral services will be held -tomorrow
(Friday), at 10:30 o'clock a. ra., at ber late
residence, 265 Chattanooga street. Interment
private.
OCKSEY-nn Oakland, Cal., March 27, 1907.
Patrick Henry Hussey. beloved' husband of
Mary E. Hussey, and father of Thomas, Pat-
rick H. Jr., John J. and Cecelia . Hussey.
a native of. lreland, aged 66 years./
IRVINE— In this ! city, March 27. , 1907. David
Stanley Irvine, beloved son 0/ James and
Sarah Irvine, and loving brother or Harry,
Georgelne, Florence and Genevleve Irvine, a
native of . San Francisco, Cal.; aged 9 yesrs
B months and 19 days. ( ,
KEEGAN—* In this city, March 20, 1907 Annie
Keegan, beloved wife of the late Thomas Kee-
jran, and loving mother of William, John, Ma-
inle and Ro»e Keegan. a native of Ireland,
aged 6T» rear*.
LAGERCRANT7^-In Oakland. C-itl., March \u25a0 27.
1907, Hanneh Gustafa Lagercrants. beloved
wife of G. Th. Lajrercrantx. and sister of Mrs.
J. Kirner, Mrs. B. Ohlm«ni, Jolin Jacobson
and the lato Mrs. P, C. Johnson, a native of
Kalmar, Sweden, aged 55 years 5 months and
• 7 days. '
LEAHY— In this city, March 20. 1907. James
Arthur Leahy, dearly beloved son of P. W.
and Orry V. Leahy, and brother of Edward
' Leahy, a natire of Ban Francisco, Cal., aged
1 rear 4 months and 0 days. /"
'Friend* and acquaintances are . respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Frl-
day* et 10 o'clock, from the residence of his
Pirents, 310 York street Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
VRAF— In this city. March 24, 1007. Gustaf
Leaf, a native of Finland, aged 01 year*.
A member of San Francisco Aerie No. 6, Fra-
ternal Order of Eagles. _
Friend* and acquaintances are respectrully
Invited to attend tbe funeral serfl"* tomor-
row (Friday). March 20. at 10:30 o'clock
a. m.. at the mortuary chapel of Jamea Ha-
pnn A Co., 49-51 Duboce avenue. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
San Francleco Aerie No. 6, F. O. E.— The
officers and members of Ban Francisco Aerie
are notified to attend the funeral of our late
brother. Gustaf Leaf. By order of
D. J. CREAMER, Worthy President.
OUSTAVE POHLMAN, Secretary. /
LIPS— In the City and County Hospital, March
27, 1907, Gagparel Llpis. a native of Switzer-
land, aeed 51 years. /
MAHON— In this city. March 20, " 1907. at St.
Joseph's Hospital, Mary Mason, beloved wife
of the late Kdward Mason, and mother of
E. W. and J. B. Mason, a native of Ban Fran-
cisco, Cal. \u25a0 _•' _,_
The funeral will take place today (Thurs-
day), at 10:30 o'clock a. m.. from the par-
lors of Carew & English, 1618 Geary street,
tbence to St. Mary's Cathedral for services.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electrlo
funeral ear from Thirtieth street and San
Jose avenue.
MANNING— In Oakland. Cal.. March 27, 1907,
James P. Manning, beloved husband of the
late Jennie Manning, brother of Daniel Mitch-
ell, and nepbew of J. J. Manning, a native
of County Kerry, Ireland, aged 44 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited t» attend tbe funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), et 8 a. m. t from the parlors of J. O.
O'Connor & Co., 770 Turk street, between
Van Ness avenne and Franklin street, thence
to St. Peter's Church for services, commenc-
ing at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-
tery.
MARSHALL— In this city. March 26. 1907. Cath-
erine, dearly beloved wife of James J. Marshall,
and loving mother of Mary J. Marshall, and
sister-in-law of Captain George Marshall, a ns-
tlve of County Kilkenny, Ireland.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the fuueral tomorrow (Fri-
day), at 9:30 a. m.. from her late residence.
2flA Trem<mt avenue, between Frederick and
Waller, Clayton and Ashbury streets, thence to
St. ApnpK Church, where services will be held
at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
MUNIZE— In Oakland. Cal.. March 20. 1907. Sil-
velra Munize, dearly beloved husband of Caro-
line Munizft, father of Frank, John and An-
nie Munize. and stepfather of Mary Pavoa, a
native of Madera, Portugal, ap<-d C 8 years.
PARKS— In thi* city. Charles Edwin Parks,
beloved husband of Catherine Parks, and
father of Mary R. and Charlotte E. Parks.
Mrs. R. S. Martin. Mrs. H. G. Richard and
Walter S. Parks, a native of lowa, aged 65
yefirs and II months.
Tbe funeral services will take place today
(Thursday*, at 1:40 o'clock p. m. • Interment
private. Cypress Lnwn Cemetery.
PECK— In Oakland, Cal., March 20, 1907. Minnie
Hannah reck, wife of Francis M. Peck, a
native of Ohio, aged 05 years. /
PHILLIPS— In this city, March 26, l»07. Wil-
liam Phillips, beloved brother of Joseph Phil-
lips, a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged
CYRUS S. WRIGHT,.
GEO. H. CLARK,
A. P. BOOTH,
lI A II OLD L. AY -IGIIT.
N. GRAY & CO.
UNDERTAKERS
*2198 GEARY ST., COR. DEVISADERO.
Telephone West 4707.
McBREARTY & McCORMICK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
•15 VALENCIA ST., SEAR SOT II
Formerly of McFadden. Mcßrearty A Green.
Telephone Market 97.
VALENTE, MARINI & CO.
UNDERTAKERS
3448 MISSION* STREET,
Near Thlrtiet h. Tel. Market 252.
P. F. GREEN ®> CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
NE. cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero sts.
Formerly of McFadden, Mcßrearty * Green.
' r Telephone Special 1367.
J. C. O'CONNOR & CO.
funeral Directors,
770 TURK ST.. between Van »\u25a0\u25a0 Aye.
and Franklin St.
Lady Alternant Tel. Franklin 1911.
I THEODOR DIERKS & CO.
Undertaker*,
900 Dcrfaadtro St., Cor. McAUlNter.
Telephone West 4SJM.
ii. J. Gallagher Undertaking Co.
1314 WEBSTER st.. bet. Ellis & O'Farrell. Tel.
West 8825. DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Pres. «V
Manager; JOHN DOUGHERTY, Vice Pres,
WOODLAWS CEMETERY
San Mateo Co.
Finest and Best Equipped Receiving Vault and
Chapel. S
(Masonic Cemetery Association.) 1
Office 1154 O'Farrell St.
•J. *J. O'CONNOR
FLORIST
631 HAVES ST.. .
Phone Pane 440.
COR. DEVI3ADERO AND MCALLISTER STS.
Phone West 2571.
O. lACCHBRI A CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
3032 MISSION STREET, San Francisco, Cal.
Phone Market 174. San Francisco.
Branch Office and Residence,
548 Sycamore St., near 26th, Oakland. Cal.
„ Pbone Oakland ."711. Oakland, Cal.
MONAHAN <Sr CO.
Funeral Directors and Embalmen,
Private Reside nee Accommodations.
Office BW. corner 25th and Guerrero sts.
1 Phone Market 35. .
D. I. KENNY & CO.
— UNDERTAKERS —
1710 EDDY STREET, Near Scott.
Pbone Writ 2045
GEO. W. LUNT, HENRY GV BUNKER.
BUNKER & LUNT
FUNE R A Ii DIREC T O R »
Mission .Hasonie Temple,
2(WO Mission Street.
,\u25a0 Phone Market 2620.
UNITED UNDERTAKERS,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
2COS Howard st.. nr. 22d. Phone Market 276.
California Undertaking Co;
2210 STEINER STREET
Between Sacramento and Clay. Phone West 1321.
I CRAIG, COCHRAN & CO.
FUNERAL' DIRECTORS
1109 Valencia St., Near 23d St.
Telephone Market 151. \u25a0
TELEPHONE PARK 12.
SAMUEL McFADDEN & CO.
• FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
1070 Uaight St., near Baker.
Take HaiKht-street. Cars. ,
McAVOY, O'HARA & CO.
UNDERTAKERS
Are Now Permanently Located at
2643 MARKET ST.; bet. l«th and 17th.
Tel. Market 154. \u25a0
22hd-STREET FLORIST
' FUNERAL WORK A~ SPECIALTY." J
' "-.\u25a0 Country Orders Promptly Attended to."
- > . Good Work — Lowest Price.
Phone Market 602. 7 ;: . 8230 22D BT. :
m \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 11 fi t^ti -an — —luff 1 . . -jJi'*t:'*iiTf*fiS^W*i»«aJw
41 years 3 months and 3 days. A member
of: Branch 22, G. B. B. A. at the -United
States : and Canada: ' ... • > ,
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
funeral parlors of the H. F. Manas Company.
1335 Golden Gate' avenue, near Fillmore
street.
PIERCB— In Oakland. Cal., March 27. 1907,
Julia . Henrietta, infant daughter of John
Edward and Ada H. Pierce, a native of San
Francisco/ Cal., aged 11 months and 13 days.
PIMENTEL— In Hayward, Cal.; March 27, 1007.
Adeline L. Pimentel, beloved daughter of Hose
and the late Judge Pimentel, and sister of
Mrs. John Dassell and Charles. William. Al-
fred. Louis and Edward Pimentel, a native
of HajTvard, Cal., aged 24 years 1 month
and 27 days.
, j Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend tbe funeral services tomor-
row (Friday), March 29, at 11 o'clock a. m.,
tat All Hants Church, Haywanl. Interment St.
Joseph's Cemetery, Haywanl.
REED— In, this city, March 26," 1907, Edward,
beloved son of James and Margaret Reed, and
loving brother of William, Thomas, James,
Martha) Andy. .Annie and John Keed, a native
of Monalmn, Ireland, aged 24 years 2 mouths
and 19 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services today
(Thursday), March 28. at 1 o'clock p. m., from
the new funeral chapel of Charles H. J. Tru-
man, 1909 Mission street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth. Interment Cypress Lawn Ceme-
tery, by tbe 2:10 train from Twenty-fifth aud
Valencia streets..
REESE— In this city. March 25, 1007, Mabel
Gertrude Reese, beloved wife of John Reese,
and sister of Jennie Geary, a native of Cali-
fornia, aged IS years and 7 days., v
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend tbe funeral this (Thurs-
day) morning, at 10 o'clock, from the
mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Under-
taking Company, 2475 Mission street, near
Twenty-flret. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery,
by electric funeral car from corner of Thir-
tieth street and San Jose avenue at 11 a. m.
ROGERS — In this city, March 25, 1907. Michael
Rogers, beloved father of Mrs. O. Ueffernan,
a native of Ireland, aged C 8 year* 8 months
and 21 days. \u25a0 , \u25a0 x
ROSSI— In \u25a0 this city, March 27, 1907, Domenleo
- P. Rossi, dearly beloved brother of P. 0.
Roasl. and nephew of A. Zabaldano. a native
of Doglianl, Italy, aged 64 years. \
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Fri-
day), March 29, at '11 o'clock a. m., from
the residence of his brother. 2775 Fillmore
street, corner of Vallejo. Interment private.
Please omit flowers. • .
EOSSI— In San Ans'elmo. Cal., March 26, 1907.
Domenlc R, Rossi, dearly beloved husband
of Louisa RoFsi, loving father of Isabelle
Rossi, son 'of G. B. Rossi and the late Ange-
lina Rossi, and brother of Anthony O. Rossi,
G. Valerro and Frank Valerro, a native of
Sen Jose, Cal., aged 38 years 9 months and
19 days.
Remains at the parlors of Valente. Marinl
& Co., 3448 Mission street, between Thirtieth
vtreet and Cortland avenue. -
SANTIF— In this city. March 26, 1007,. Mary
Santif. widow of the late Nicholas Santif, and
beloved mother of Cecilia, Essie nnrt Frank
Snntif, and sister of Mrs. Ellen Hedge, a na-
tive of County Louth, Ireland, aged 78 years.
The funeral will take place, today (Thurs-
day), at 1 o'clock. p. m., from her late resi-
dence, 11 Douglass street. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from
San Jose avenue and Thirtieth street.
ULSHOFER— In Oakland, Cal., March 27, 1907.
Melchoir Ulshofer, a native of Germany, aged
78 years 7 months and 15 days.
WILSON— In this city, March 27, 1907, Mathew
Wilson, beloved husband of the late Cath-
erine Wilson, a native of Ireland, aged 69
years 4 months and 25 days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow (Friday), at 1 o'clock,
from the parlors of the Henry J. Gallagher
Undertaking Company, 1314 Webster street,
between Ellis and O'Farrell. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery, by electric funeral car from
Thirtieth stre«t and San Jose avenue.
The Eddy-Street. Florist*
H. A. AVANSWO.
Fresh cnt flowers dally. Floral designs prompt-
ly attended to.
11 H EDDT ST. (old location). San Francisco.
I O. P. PKECHTKL. G. W. KEELER.
Vice Tres. and Mgr. Pres.
GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING CO.
2475-2453 MISSION ST. Phone Market 2500.
PHONE MARKET 132.
Gantner Bros.
UNDERTAKERS AM) EMDALMERS,
5460 SIXTEENTH STREET,
Between Church and Sancbea.
Cypress Lawn Cemetery
OFFICE ISSO SUTTKR ST.,
Near Van Xcaa Aye.,
Rooms 5 and 6. Phone Franklin 1539
H. H. SUHR <& CO.
Undertaker* and Embalmers
LADY ATTENDANT.
2010 Minslon Street. Xear 25th
Telephone Market 03.
CAREW & ENGLISH
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
161S GEARY STREET,
Between Buchanan and Webster.
Phone West 2604.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 2STH, at 11 A. M.
AT' PARK RISING SCHOOL, 2934 FULTON
ST., Bet. sth and 6th, opposite the
G. G. Park entrance.
By order of Mr. Ed Anglln I will sell all
of the stock of the Excelsior Stables, formerly
corner Geary and Polk sts., consisting Of 25
first-class livery and work horses, 13 good busi-
ness buggies, 10 good road buceles, 3 surrlea,
30 sets single and double harness.
Mr. Acglln Intended to resume business and
kept the best of hi* horses and buggies for that
purpose. But conditions were snob that he has
decided to sell his stock and retire. Stock can
be seen any time before day of sale.
Don't forget the clay ami place.
JOHN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer,
• : Office, 931 Folsom St.
The Aptos Stock Farm Sale
IS POSTPONED
To Monday Evening, April Ist
CHASE'S
This sale was widely advertised for March 25,
but a landslide at Aptos station prevented
homes being loaded for shipment la time for
this date.
FRED 11. CHASE & CO..
Live Stock Auctioneers.
478 VALENCIA ST.. NEAR 16TH
San Francisco, Cal.
A3?' Jfe
AUCTION SALE
In OAKLAND. THURSDAY. March 28. at 11
a. m., at 615 RROADWAY. I will sell 34 bead of
cheap work homes suitable for all purposes.
These horses must be sold at any price.
WILLIAM CLOUGH. Auctioneer.
OCEA.V TRAVEL
Bteamers leave Broadway
y^^J^^S^V Wharves
y^^gpa^n For
I I vHSa)J LOS ANGELES
SAN DIEGO
N 3£l£> x SANTA BARBARA
Santa Rosa Every Sunday, 10 a. ra.
State of California Every Thursday, 10 a. m.
For SEATTLE, TACOMA
Victoria, Vancouver, B. C, Puget
Sound and Alaskan Ports
City of Pnebla....Mar. 28, Apr. 12, 27. 11 a. m.
City of Topeka Apr. 2, 11 a. m.
UmatiUa Apr. 1. 22. 11 a. m.
Senator Apr. 17, 11 a. m.
And Every Fifth Day Thereafter. r
For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay)
Pomona.,... Apr. 1. 0. 11, 16, 21, 26, 10:30 a. m.
Ramona Mar. 29. 10:30 a. m.
April 3. 8. 13, 18, 23, 28, 10:30 a. m.
For Guaymas, Mazatlan, La Paz,
Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo,
Altata
Curacao 7th of each month, 10 a. m.
LOW RATES, Including BERTH AND MEALS.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO — 3 Market st. and Broadway
wharf. Telephone Temporary 492.
OAKLAND— 96B Broadway.
San Francisco Freight Office — Broadway wharf.
C. P. DL'XAXX. G. P. A.. San Francisco.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship Co.) I
Have Opened Their Permanent Office at
Room 240, James Flood Building
S. S. Hong Kong Mara. Wednesday, April 10.
1907.
3. S. America Mara (calls at Manila), Fri-
day. May 3. 1907.
S. S. Nippon Mara (calls at Manila). Friday.
May 31. IW)7.
\u25a0 Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and
Brannan streets, 1 p. tn.. for Yokohama and
Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe (Hlogo),
Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hong-
kong with steamers for Manila, India, etc. \o
cargo received on board on day of sailing.
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office. James
Flood Building.
W. H. AVERT.
Assistant General Manager.
OCEANIC S.S. CO.
HONOLULU— S. S. Alameda sails 11 a. m. Sat-
urday. March SO. Round trip, first-class, $125.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Mariposa sails at
11 a. m. April 15. First class round trip.
1126.
J. I>. SPRECKEI.S A BROS. CO.
Cloy Street," Saa Francisco.
Passenger Department. 873 Market at. .v\
rhone "Temporary 1-3 1."
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
VIA SAUS AUTO FEHRY
For Snunnllto. Mill Valley, Bam Rafaelt
' WFEK DATS AND SUNDAYS— 7. '7:4 a, 8:35.
•9:15. 9:60. 11 a. m.. 13:20. *I:4S. '8:15. *:S\
5:13, 6:30. 6:80, 7:13, 9:00, 10:13, 11:85 p. m.
•Hun* to Sap Qsentln. >
I 7:40 a. m. dally, for Camd«ro and way it*.
tlons.
8:15 p. m., ' Saturdays only, for Caxadero and
way station*.
6:15 p. m. daily, except S&tnrdaja and Sun-
days, for Point Reyes and way stations.
From S. F. for Ttbtrroa. Belvedere and Bas
Rafael — Wtck Days — 7:40. 0:16, ••11:00 a. m..
12:35, 3:30, 6:10, 8:30 p. nj. Sundays — 7:40,
9:15, ••11:00 a. m.; 12:53, 3:30. 5:10. 6:30.
p. m.; ••11:35 p. tn. Thursdays only. x
Fror*. Ban Rafael for 8. F. — Week Dayt— fl;ls,
7:-'\ 7:63. »:25. 11:15 a. m.; 11:30. 3:40. J:00.
5:20 p. ro. Sundays — 8:15. 7:40, 7:65, 823
a. m.: 3:40, 5:00, 5:90. 0:30 p. tn.
From Tlburon for 8. F. — We»k Days — 6:43 8 - 17
9:35, 11:30 a. m.; 1:10, 4:05, 5:45 p. m. San-
days — 6:45, 8:17, 0:53, 11:35 a. b.; 1:10, 4:05
5:45, 6:65 p. m. .
Leave 8. F. I I Arrive 8. t. "
— DESTINATION — .
Wk dyslSond's \u25a0 Sand's |Wk dys
"7:40 a 7:40 a ~BTlf a] 8:1T a
.......1 9:16 a . 10:25 a 10:38 a
3:80 pi 8:30 p . Ignaoto. 6:20 p 6:20 0
5:10 pj 6:10 p 7:30 n .......
7:40 al " TSTTT'a SilTa
'..:.;:. 7:40 a Ifovato. 10:23 a 10:23 a
3:30 p 0:15 a - Petaluma. 6:20 p 6-20 d
5:10 p 3:30 p Santa Rosa. 7:30 p
5:10 p
7:40 a ~~ i ~ Iff3sT TS^ri
7:40 a Fnlton. 6:20 n 9:20 d
3:80 p 3:30 p •
1 . . ~ WTFdISF: '
Healdsborg.
7:40 a 7:40 a Lytton. . 10:39 a 10:39 a
3:30 p 3:30 p Geyservllle. 6:20 p 6:20 p
\u25a0y^ ' and Cloverdale. _ . n:
7:40 al 7:40 al Ilopland 10723" alldifcTa
3:30 pt 3:30 p " and Ckiah. 8:20 p • 6j2op
. 7:40 al 7:40 a 1(J125 a 10:23 a
\u25a03:30 p 3:30 p GnwnevlUt. 6:2oja 6:20 p
TTTO al 7:40 a \u25a0 , "sTITa 8:lTa
5:10 p ....... Sonoma. 6:20 p 6:30 p
....... 5:10 p ' Glen Ellen. '.....
TrT4lTir ~774~0a ~~- ~~~ roi23~a T572Y1
8:30 p 8:30 p Sebastopol. «:20 p <S:2O i>
5:10 p 5:10 p • •• \u25a0 -|.
\u0084 . . ~~~WUllts and ~
'7:40 a 7:40 a :Shar«rood. :• 6:20 p e:SO p
••Tlburon only. • \u25a0. .
"x" x STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Btages connect at GRKENBRAB for San Qnea-
iln; at SAN-TA ROBA for White Sulphur Springs
and Mark West Sprlnsrs: at FULTON for Burkt's
Sanatorium: at LYTTON for Lyttcn Sprlnjrs: at
GEYSER VILLE for Skaggs Bprlne»: at CLOVER-
DALE for . the Geysers. .Boonvtlle, Philo, Elk
and Greenwood: at \u25a0 HOPLAND for Duncan
Springs. Highland Springs. Kelaeyvllle. New
Carlsbad Bprinrs. Soda Bay, Lakeport. Bartlett
Springs; at CKIAH for Vichy Spring*, Saratoga
Springs^ Eroe Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter
Springs, Upper Lake, Porno, Potter Valley, John
Day's.-: Ldcrley's.-, Hollvllle. r Orr's Hot Springs.
Handley. Half- Way House. Hopkins, Corr.ptch*
Meudoclno City. Fort Bragg. Westport and l?«al :
at:WILLITS for Hearst acd^Sawytrs; at SHER-
WOOD ' for.: Fort Eragc. Lay tonvllle. .Westport
Co»elo, Cummlngs, Bell's Springs, Harris Hab-
bsrd, Frultland. - Dyervllle. Garbervjlle PeDD*r< '
wood. Camp 5, Bcotla and Enrek*. « "^ \
-\u25a0\u25a0 ' GENERAL OFFICE: i
JAMES FLOOD BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO •
»":»* nv.v JAS-AGLER. General Manage/. :
R- X. BYAN.tGen. Passenger and Freight Agt
RAILWAT TRAVEL
l^piy^jH San Francisco
FERRY DEPOT
root ot Martet Street
Lea>T» —VIA OAKLAND PIEB— Attlt«
7.Cfla . Richmond. .Benicia, Bacraaiento.
Sulsun ami Way Stations 7.0*
7.00* E! miru. Vac* v ille. Winters. Runv
lay .; 7A9t
7.Ma Davis." Woodland. MarysTtlle.
•^ Chico. Retl Blufl-Orovllle — T^J»
7.20 a Elmliurst. Newark. OntcfTillow
San Jo»e. Lo» Gatos. Wrtsbt - 5.4»»
7.40 a Vallejo. Napa. Calistos*. S&nU
Rom. Martinex. San Ramon — tJBs
7.4fc Niles. Pleasanton. Livenaora.
Tracy. Lathropt Stockton *.2*»
».t0« ShastA Express— (Via D»t1».)
Williams. Willow*. Red Blufl.
Ashland. Portland and East. fJ>»
tJU Martinez. Antioch. Byron. Tracy.
Stoctton. Kovrman. Los Banos,
Mendota, Annona. Hanford. 4JS>
Visalla. Porterville <•«*
l»a Port CosU. Lathrop. Merced. Mo-
dwto, Fresno. Hanford. \U
•alia. Tulare. Ealtersfleld *M*
1.49 a Kilea. San Jose. Livermors,
Ptookton ( # Mllton>. Valley
Sprln*. Ion«. Sacramento. *-•*»
8.40 a Sonora.TuolaroneandA!i«els._ «-M»
f.oe. Atlantic Express — O^den W*
J.OOa Reno. Tonopah. Goldfleld 4JS»
. J.4oa Richmond. Port Co»ta. Martinet.
• , and Way Stations — *-4»»
10-20« Vallejo. Mare Island. Napa lt2U
18.20* Now Orleans Express— Bakery
field, Los Anseles. Deming. £1
Paso. New Orleans !••*•
ta^O« Port Costa. Martlnea. Byron.
Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton.
Merced. Raymond. Freano.
Go* hen Junction. Hanford. .
Lemoora. VUalia. Tulare. T.w»
U.ooa The Overland Limited— Omaha.
Chlcajro. Denver. Kansas City TJS»
11.49 a Niles and Way Stations 2.«»
2.00» Newark. A jrnew. San Jot* — 1M»
S.tf» Benicia. Winters. Sacramento.
Woodland. Knisrhts Landing,
MarysTille and GroTlllei ».48«
I Mp Port CosU. Martinez. Byion.
Tracy. Mode* to. Merced.
l*resiio 12.t8s
5JOp Vl» Tibaron. West Napa. 61
.Helena. Oalistoga.. — lt^Ss
5.49» Portland Xx press, (ria Davix>,
'Wlllinnu. Willows. Red Blurt.
Ashland. Portland and Kait Wh
J.4op Nlles aud Way Stations - 7.U»
4.M» Valleio. Martinez. San Ramon.
Napa. Calistoga. 9anU Rosa... •-•*»
4.6 C, NUes. Tracy. Stockton Lodl. — ».2S»
4^o» Elmhurst. Newark CenterylUel t«-*3»
A^new.SanJtwe ' 1 tH-4»»
«.40» Hay ward. NUes. Irrintrton. San ttJtta
Jose. Llvermore... — $11.41 a
5.0»» The Owl Limited— Newman. Los
Banos. Mendota. Fresno. Tu-
lare, Bakersfleld. Los Angeles •.«»
S.2of Batward, Niles and San Jose 7.«»
SJO» Vallejo. Port Costa. Bunlcia, BnJ.
sun, Sacramento IMS*
C.00» China and Japan Fa»t Mail—
Opden. Omaha. Chicago. — .—. —
Martinez. Stockton. Sacra-
mento. Reno, Sparks 12.4 J»
I.ZSp Ray ward. Niles and San Jose 9.U»
7.(»» Tonopah Pass.— Port CosU. B*
nlcia. Sulsun. Elmlra. Pixon. -:
Davi<*. Sacramento. Trucke* - *
Hazen. Fallon. Tonopah,
Goldfleld and Keeler ?.•*•
7.89» Vallejo. B«neda and Way Sta-
tions. Sunday only UJU
SJO» Orexon Express— Sacramenta
Marysrllle. Reddiutr. Port,
laud. Puget Sound and liasl. «.4J«
f.M» Fast Mail— O gde n. Omaha. CM- , .
• cago,— Pueblo. Kansas Citr.
St. Lonia *~ U-43» _
COAST LINE
W (Third aud Towutend SUeeU)
C.IOa Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
Stations . , *JJfc
7.M* Valencia St. Redwood. San Jose.
Morganhlll. Gilroy. Pajaro,
Wauonville. Santa Cru*— Lao.
rel— Boulder- Creek. Salinas
Del Monte, Monterey. Pacino
G rove - SMf
t.OOa Shore Line Limited— San Jos*.
Salina3. Paso Robles Hot
Spring*. San Lais Oh!«po.
Sant» Barbara, Los Angeles >-J3»
t.o9a Del Monte. Monterey. Pacino
Grove . __..___ 9J9t
S.Ma Watbonvil'.e, SanU Cruz. Laurel.
Boulder Creek iJI»
•J0« The Coaster— San Jose, galinat,
Paso Roble* Hot apriugt.
SanU MartrariU, San Luis
ObUpo, Ouadalupe. Santa
Barbara. San Buenaventura.
Oxnard, Burtwnk. Los Angeles H. 43*
*J«« Gilroy. Hollister. Tres Pinos. Pa- r. \
Jaro. Watsouville. SanU Cruz.
Castrovllle. I>el Monta. Pacifle
Grove. Surf. Lompoc 11.45*
9.OS* Valencia St.. South dan Fran.
Cisco, Palo Alto. San Jose. — 7.49»
lOJta Valencia St.. Burllngame. Saa
Mateo. Redwood. Palo Alto.
SttU Jose-.. _..._ !•**»
11 39* Valencia Bt.. San Jose and Way
Stations 41S»
2.Mp Valencia St, San Jose and Way
Stations tJS«
S.OOp Del Monte Express — Valencia
St.. San Jose. Gilroy, Watson-
ville. SanU Cruz. Del Mont*
Monterey. Padfie Grove.___ \u25a0>\u25a0»
3.0t» Holllster. Tres Pinos 5.40»
3.159 New Orleans Express— El Paso.
San Antonio. Hoostoa, Hew
Orleans and East I*ls*
I.ISp San Jose. Salinas. Paso Robles
Rot Springs, Santa Barbara.
Los Aogales — * — ••!••
3.159 Watsouville. Santa Cruz. Del
Monte. Monterey, Padfie
Orove^. -_ n.4S>
3.39» Valencia St.. Soith San Fran.
cinco. San Jose. Ullroy. Hol-
llster. Tre* Pinos. ltJ3«
4 .»»\u25a0 Valencia St.. San Jose and Way ( tlMs
Stations .1. tJ.IJ#
tS.M* Valencia St.. Burllngame. San
Mateo. Palo Alto. San Jose,
Los Gatos t».W«
S J9a * Valencia St.. Sao Jose and Way
Stations 19.M*
t1.09» Valencia St.. Burllnrazne. San
. Mateo. Berec ford. Belmont,
San Carlos. Redwood. Fair
Oak*. Menlo Park. Palo Aita
San Jos«. 7Mt
tJOs Valencia St.. ban Jose and Way
Stations tStt
«,00» Sunset Express— San Jose. Pall,
nas, Paso Koblea Hot Springs.
San Lois Obiapo. SanU Bar-
bara. Los Angeles. Deming. £1
Paso. New Orleans 10.0 a t
S.Qf» GoMon Stata Limited Bleeimi*-
El Paso, Kansas City. St. Louis.
Chicago I».lJ*
l.00» Pajaro. Watsonville. Capltola,
ejantft Cruz, Caitroville. Dd
Monte. Pacific Grove 11.45*
I.I5» Valencia St., Ocean View. Palo
Alto. San Jos* C4fc
tl.oo* Sacramento River Steiunenj tt-OO»
4.00» Tuesdays from Howard StWharf
N0. 2, 8.8. Breakwater,"
Maxshfleld. Coanllle. Myrtle
Point. Ore , ;«.00s
Union Transfer Company agents collect bag*
gage and checks oa trains of Southern Pactla
and deliver baggage to residence. Tacy v
authorised to check baggage direct trow resi-
dence. Telepbon* Temporary IM4. '
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
(Foot of Market Street)
7.00. SAO. 9X0. 10.00. 11.00 a. tn. -
UM. IiXX ZOO. 3J». 4 JO. 6 JO. 6.00. 8.00. »X 0 p. m.
. A for Morning. P for Afternoon
tSimday ezecpted. tSunday only.
ML TAHALPAIS RAILWAY
Tla SansalUo Ferry, Foot of Market St.
Lv. San Fran, j wan Lv. TamalpAla.
Wk day|Sunday P j^jllii'liV Sunilayiwk day
9:60 A) 8:25 A! 10^40 Al 8:10 A
1:45 Pf 9:50 A] >&s§K®f 1:05 Pi 1.05 I 1I 1
111:00 Af l^y 2^i»P 4:30 P
Sat'davl 1:45 PI 4:30 P Safday
4:33 P| 3:15 Pf T 5:45 PJ &.30 P
On Legal Holidays Trains Run on Sunday Time.
TICKET OFFICE AT SACSALITO. FERRY,
BAY AND IXTERURBAX ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLEJO and NAPA
A APA VALLEY ROUTE
Montlcello S. S. Co. and Napa Valley Electric
B. K. Co. Close connections.
6 — ROUND TRIPS DAILY — 0
Boats leave San Francisco 7:00, *9:45 a. m..
12:30 noon. 3:15, 6:00. *S:3O p. m.
- San Francisco landing and ozAce. Clay streat
wharf, north end Ferry building. Market-street
ferry. Meals • la carte.
Phone Temporary 400.
•Lands Navy Yard direct. :
OCEAN TRAVEL
COMPAGNIE GEJiERALE TRASSATLASTIQUE
. - DIRECT LINJB TO iIAVREPAUId.
' Sailing every Thursday Instead of Saturday.
at 10 a. m., from Pier 42. .North niter, foot of
i Morton \u25a0 street.
j First class to Havre. $70 and upward; aeconU
, class to Havre. • *45 and npward. GKN£KAf.
I AGENCT FOB CXITBD STATES AND CAN-
I ADA, 22 Broadway • (Hndsoa building, >>w
; Tort. J. F. FC#AZI. manaeer Pacifle Cast.
SiO Montgomery stivet. Saa Francisco. Tlcktts
| cold by all railroad ticket agents.
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