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Ind Ton .... — OSlßesciJe Cob .. — 18
Jim-nutler .. J*3 I.W'Tou N Star SO —
Ohio Ton .-, 07|West End C0n.1.00 1.15
Goldfleld I ktrict
Aflams 1« :17!GH Bend Ex. 16 —
*J"*»t« «9 TOiHlbwnla .....— 13
Blar-k Ant* .. OR 09 Jumbo 4 37*1,
S, !k B «^? n * nr -it I 0 *«=>»» Ex ".1.90 l.tili*
5 \ ur S" I- -• ~ tt =1 Kendall E1 1 .. 03 C 4
Blue Bull ... p — Ketranas Ex . . 3* S«
tS vli[C;_e su !.:::: S ±
« iraoker Jack. 20 22lMid Pawnee... 06 OC»i
Haisy .< 1.50 — Mohawk E$ 1« --
Urn n Btie C. 30 Slioro . ... /. '. 20 - 31
nmfld Trnjrl. 29 S")I R*d Hills .... 45 4d
J"* 1?'.1 ?'. lOIR*<J Top .. — 4.37**
;;omi!uon .... (« OSiSandstorm' Ex. — OP
J-mplre 15 IWSIIver Pick .. 8S »2
",7 s ! I*1 '* •• i-5.50 s.C2!f=peart>oad Frc. 20 L' 3
).Id con M.«.3*»4 7.COiSt Ive» ....l.om 1.13
i..M M Nov.. — I.7s! Vernal ....... 20 —
s.«J Portland. 28, —| Wonder :. 03 —
• •raudtna IS S2; Yellow Bo»e.. — 13
Grt Bend Anx 15 |
Bullfro* District
Bnnnl.- Clare. 42 — |Mtr Shos Ex. O* 11
5 l 7o Buiwt - or : C»'Orljr'- Bollfrog. JO
<.«ld l Bar s.-}' Tramp Con .. 7« - —
K^llfrS 03 tl\ Olim^^'- »
Manhattan District
Apr Fool Ex; 02 08! . Man littie Joe 02^03
»" rann w 9 M - W 21 Mac Mof Nev r« —
\u25a0 Man Bclmont. ni^ 112 Man Red Top. 01 >4 —
>ihti BroDfho., 10 12iMan Whale .. — 08
Van Comb .. 03 —I Yellow Horse.. — 10
Man Cowboy. — CSjgyi Humphrey. 08 Wj i
Man l>exter. . igj
Wonder District
.Mire Womlcr \ .... \u25a0 ' 5.C5
Other DistricU
S-mtb r;cl!tr Mine. yio —
«>>mstoeks. % .
MEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
RHa K. TLnhrr «-t nl. to TVHltaci Matson. lot
at crnter line of- B*>rry and East I
2> Har.. *ulvi*. S IW. E 200. SW iT3; $10.
Caarard P. <z* rue and wife to Thomas V.
Sr..vth. lot »m n* lln^ of Tblrtr-foat th «v«>nu<',
:'."> S t I'oTat LoUw avenue, X 60 by W
, VJ'<: *!«...
J«Li. r. CrrnM to dty acfl county of Pan
iJan.tsu. M <i:> N line of Tn mi t>- -second
street, T.V. W at .\oc. V.' _5 hj ti 114: «10. i
- Clar & Co. to Andrew Biepbenson,
!r>t 14". gift tuaj» S: SJO.
. Orcfft liyia to Joftn Stewart, lot oa W lice
'\u25a0[ ":"" lil ' n ••"•\u2666t. 1-* sor Araiy. £5 by 70. lot
.Vlcianflsr 11. Bally to Charic* W. le Baron
r:iO wife, lot on NW Ice of Paris ureci. 273
Mi cf France avtmie, XX 25 by NW J00; $10.
IVlUlam A. Curcicr et a!, to John Corrter. lot
'a \ lin- _T Tiinr-KPcoad avmue. 150 W of I
\u25a0hiif^l. B - .':) i.y S JOt«; fjft.
V>l.v.z .oir.T)auy to TlKwile Plans, lot on X
f :«n? rf r\:cx\ysecozi4 strict. 215 W of Valen
cia. W 'JIM by V 114: $10.
<>tho»:ne Shaw to «iUbcrt C. Smith. lot on X
, Hue of llaigfct street. 138 E of Fillaore, B
. "7 t-.r T« D 5; SJO.
Esate of A^olpii Rutro to A. H. Brown, lot
<n s liuc of Clement street. S2:n X of Thirtv
\u25a0V:.\.:) eveante, B C 5 by g 100; $463.
Cbartn I- Pat ton to vri'.Hani Ucnrtctnrr and
•«• [fe. lot en '»>m«T of Anfiover and Crescent
Kr.rts, w 25 by N ICC; $10.
Josej'h M. WmmOBI and wife t« Henry Bur
! r «». lot ra X line of Fifth avenue, 200 S of
California. S 25 hv E 120: JlO.
' Joj>pph F. Dol^n to Albert WldnH>r. lot on PB
•'\u25a0iraer of Moultrie and Eugenia ttrePts," E ' 70
by 8 25: ?io.
- Maude S. Orecres J<» J. G. James rompany.
lot on N lia*- of 1-islu itui h street, 85 E of
I Howard, t&ence rnncinp parallel with Howard
t- p<i!nt 5u X cf Eicbtwntb. E 5 by N 25; $10.
Thomas G. Taylor and wife to fame, lot on
y lld* of EUrht«*nt_ street, S3 B of Howard, E
.'. hr N 50; $10.
W'llliaut Khronpfort and wife to Gostav
Ktirer.nfort. lo( on XT line of Mission street, 193
N of Twentirrh. S 25 hy W SO; $10.
<.'har!<»s <;. Levison to liouis Baret. lot on W
I-ne of rill more street, 106 S of Oak, S 87:0 !
l'.'-W 110; $10.
B*r2!Ua Co^ko to Mary E. C<Vks. lot en E
IJne <*{ Chur.-h street, 130 S of Twenty-second,
I S "O by X 12S; plft.
r. Home Kealty company to John Logan, lot*
'T». 1«. 11 and 13, blook 1, CoUejre hiU
tract; ¥10.
Auprust Hill to Brizptta S+ltz. lot on SB line
ff Lisbon Bti«et. M 5 N'E of Italy avenue, .NB
-5 by SE KiO: flO.
Maria Graff et a!, to Esmerenciana S. Graff.
lot on X line of Union square avenne. 252:1 Bi
of Stockton Ktrpet, E 22:11 by X 60; $10.
Martin L. Hanson to Georpe W. Priest, lot :
no SK Ud* of Paris street. 73 SW of Persia
*rcnue. SW 23 by SE 100; $10.
Edward F. McMartln and wife to Charles W.
Johnson, lot <m E line of Whitney street, 100
S of ThlrUeth. S 25 by E 120; $10.
• ;. Mice M. Mitchell to Andrew J. Duke and
-Mf«», lot on S line of X street, 100 E ot Twen
tieth avenue. E 25 by 8 100; $10.
<:iaus Clausen and wife to Henry Holltnan,
lot on W line of Capp street. 135 S of Twenty-
Jiilrd. S 25 by W 122:6; $10.
Alice M. Maydwell to Maude G. and Percy |
T. Hann'sran. lot on SW corner of Jackson and
streets, 8 37:6 by. W £7:«: $10.
Sol Gets & Sons to Albert 'Merer,; lot on- TV
lin* of NJsth arnsue, 150 Sof / street,- S 25
«.r W 120: $10. ' ' -
Robert Col* to G. Btwditfgky et ai., lot <m
W line- "f Harrison «tn*»'t. i :225 S of Preclta
svrnue. 8 50 lir W 110;. HO.ili \u25a0\u25a0* .-
Hmfllo Firrtiac ft air«to Mada . Flienze. lot
on W line of Kesrnr street, 117 1$^ ot Vallejo.
* 2U bj- W C-2M; $10. \u25a0 , ". -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;"'\u25a0
Alfrwl t£ U'oudnrldse and jfrlfe to William S.
and wife, lot on E Uw cf Castro street,
\u25a0l«l:ti N of Tw*uty-t_ird..K-25'bjr E ICS: $10.
Daniel Butch and wife to Joseph Fanp«>r. lot
icu X line of Bessie* avenue." 183 W of Folsom
etreet, W 25. S C3.37.'8E 23.04, S 57.72; $10. -
1 Bay Shore real estate *«jmi>any to Salvatore
Maronto. l«n 44. bUv-k ttf-Keis tract; $10- "
Aapist Hill to Brlirttta Seit«. lot on SE line
of IJ*bon Ktr^t. 25 XE of Italy avenne, KB 25
hy UK 1O0; $10.
' Maria Graff et a,!, to Esmerenciana S. Graff.
V>t on X line of I r.ion Square avenne. 252:1 E of
Stockton street. E 22:11 by X 60; $10.
IiuIldlBR: Contr-cta
N>ra B. Butler and I>one B." Khodes with H.
J. Spring— l-atblnr and plastering for a three
story frame bulbllnr on Sixth street. 225 S of
Bryant. V> by 80: $2,772.
>«ni.- vrltli i>e* Hays — I'lumbing, etc., for same
on same: fi.fbft. _
H. Mf.iM-i! w ith Goorge Haub— Plumbing, sewer
ing and mx fittini; for a two story frame build
ing <Kt<wn and rooms » on SB corner of Mission
nn<t Twentieth streets. 85 hy 122:6: $4,000.
! Mrs. VMorine Morieu with John T. MlUeMck—
1 All work pvcept plumbinlr and Tinnlnc fot * one
1 *tnrr <sw«>llin* on K-Ilr.e of Clara street, -120 E
! cf Fo;irth. B 20 hy S B0; $1,900.
n. Hursrh «-ompany with Uie Western PlutnMnir
imiiinnj rtiiiiiiilin drainiag: and v ga« fitting
'\u25a0?\u25a0\u25a0* a huliding on tli<" NW corner ot Polk and
cir^fn streets: $2.57ft.20. BStelgfeiS? 6 *'
I <"bin«*»*> TonaolWatM Benevolent association
r vitij M. Mf-Kenzie — All. work for a three story
1 sn<l liawsiiMit lirirk building on N line of Com
! inrrrtal Ktrf*t. 103:1^ E of DUpont, E 24:4%
J.y X 49 H; $12,458.
Mrs. Hnsa Us p?lo witn Eogers ie Bill— All
-ork, *>x<^>i>t pas fixtures and window shades,
tor m two Etnrr and basement frame building on
KB oorner of Lombard and Dopont streets, 25x
C-:ft: $2,275. * '
Horace O. and Annie I>. Sexton with Pacific
Owst huilflins and repair company — To-erect a
throe frtorv frann* tmlljlnx (t_n*e flaU) on w
line of Hoff av«iue. 147 S oC Sixteenth street;
Georc^ B. Somers with Donphty & Elklntrtoo —
' All work to erect a two story brick building on
1 N line of Pajre street. 137:6 W of Franklin,
; TV 27:0 by S 120: $11,090.
Jotm Benson with Eoes *; ifcCJortnick— Rotich
' rlsmbinp sn<l marble for . a three story brick
•tare anri office bnllfiius on NB eorotr or P!ne
I «n<l L«ldcalOTff streets. B 57:8 by X 137:8;
STRIKE DOES NOT AFFECT
LOCAL FINANCIAL BUSINESS
i Promotion Committee's Figures In
• dicate That Week's Bank Clear
ings Were $43,327,385.12
•The volume of business about the
\u25a0bar has Buffered no appreciable set
back because of the strike. Tho fig
ures gathered by the California Pro
motion committee show San Francisco':?
'oank clc_ri:igs to have been $43,32?.
255.12 for the week ending at noon
yesterday. There is no comparison «.o
V.c mace with the corresponding period
of a year a po, since at that lime thera
tvas no regular banking business b»
inS transacted. For the current .week
'the banks of Oakland cleared $3,017,
rsi.GC. If this figure be combined with
; that given for San Francisco, as was
[<*one up to the time of the fire, a grand
totsjl for the two bay cities is reached
6f $46,24i.619.75. The week's clearings
At Los Angeles amounted to 112.449,
953.70, and at San Jose J548.7C3.79.
ARRANGE FOR PICNIC
Arrangements for the annual picnic
jof the members of St. Teresa's parish
jwere made at a meeting held Thursday.
The picnic will be held " in Xe w Sunset
* *ark on labor day, Septemh_r 2. .The
Vi'ollowing ofßcere were - f Itcted. : Pr«Bi
•dent, Frank J. Weiss: secretary, \u25a0 X. : J,
I Keating; treasurer. Rev. p. O'Connell;
,j prize- committee, Charles- Crowley, ISd
jGlovcr and W. Moore,
METHODIST PICNIC CANCELLED
Owirg to the streetcar. ; strlke,the an
nual picnic- of the united Methodist
Sunday schools, which! was to have
been ' held at^ New" Sunset park- next
Saturday, has be«n cancelled.' It w wi!l
not be held this year.
General Improvement Made
in Mining Stock Market
... .- - '- \u25a0\u25a0 -. ; ;»'- .'\u25a0•'-- ' «'\u25a0\u25a0-""\u25a0.\u25a0-;-".\u25a0 .; ;-f ; A. "\u25a0-,\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0, .>v^,> :,""-::. '-.;,-'
Hignest Prices of
and Gains Shown Are Widespread^
A favorable breere blew through
Bush street yesterday. The result can
best be judged by a showing 'of Jhs
grains in prices of some shocks as corn^
pared with the highest prices of Weii
nesday. These gains were: Goldfleld
Consolidated mines, 37 & points; At
lanta, 6 points; Blue Bull, 4 points;
Blue Bell, Booth. Cracker, Jack. Dia
mondfield. Triangle and Lone Star. -1
point each; Mayflower Consolidated,
Oro and Diamondfield Black Butte Con
solidated, 2 points each: Silver Pick
and Sandstorm, 5 points each.
St. Ives sold 10 points, higher yester
day than the best prlco given for that
stock "Wednesday. Pittsburg .Silver
Peak and Jumbo Extension -were 2 %*
points better' off.'V The, advance;- which
took place in the afternoon generally,
kept Jim Butler* Adams, Bullfrog, Na
tional Bank, Columbia Mountain and
some others at the best prices of WeOU
nesday, but did riot raise .them. The
spirit of the market was better, all
around. No broker had !a - good reason
for the improved situation, but it was
better. .- \u25a0 ".:" *
The best prices for some of tha
stocks were as follows: Atlanta. 71
cents; Blue 8011, 21/ cents:, Blue Bull,
38 cents; Bonnie Clare, 44 cents; Booth,
Cl cents; Columbia- Mountain, 70 cents;
Combination "Fraction; $3,90; Daisy,
$I.6o;_DlamondSeld Triangle, 30 cents;
Florence, $5.50; Gold Bar, 1 86 cent?;
GoWfleld - Consolidated mines.. $7.50;
JSm Butler. 95 cents; Jumbo Extension;
$1.97%; Mayflower Consolidated, 2C
cents; Pittsburg Silver Peak, $1.72»4;
Hills, 48 cents'; Red Top Extension,
37 Cents; Silver Pick, 90- cents.
As usual, Goldfield Consolidated
mines varied more In price than any
other stock, opening at $7.37 and sell-
Ing up to ST. SO. later falling back; to
$7.25. Between sessions Gold f Bar
varied 5 points. Daisy did the samo.
Jumbo Extension advanced from $1.90
to $I.9"i£. Silver Pick climbed from
86 to 90 cents. :
The sales of yesterday were riot
large, comparatively speaking,- amount
ing to but 557,000 Ehares.
STRIKE MADE NEAR BEATT Y
Rush Follows Report Concerning
Discovery and Ground' Located
The Bullfrog Miner says of a reported
rich strike east of Farmers Station:
-The report of a rich strike 33 miles* north and
three .miles east -of Farmers Station, reached
Beatty Friday evening, and before dark, while
the news of. the find was traveling over the hill
to Rhyollte. ' a dozen teams slipped out . into the
road beaded for the new. Mecca. ".Others from
Rhyollte followed, but when the different par
ties reached the scene of the excitement all
the adjacent ground was staked and the moneyed
men present In order to secure interests In the
new district were forced to buy- or take options
;on some : of the ground which 24 hours before
was unmarked . with the location monument.
Beattylte* were more fortunate,- having arrived
there sooner. -
W. C. Probasco was one o4 the first In the
new district. He and associates claim to have
located the best ground outside of that held by
the discoverers. The ore is a quarts stained
wit- hematite.. Toe main ledge, the one that
WIDOW SUES WOODMEN
FOR LIFE INSURANCE
Lodge Claims That Husband
Had to File
Needed Certificate .
A suit interesting to all fraternal
life insurance- societies \u25a0was brougnt
to trial before Judge Van Fleet and
a jury yesterday, in . the ' United States
circuit court The suit was brought
byj Mrs. Mary A.' Martin/ of .Alameda
against Spruce camp -132/ Woodmen of
the World, to v recover $3,000 insurance
on thfe life of her flusband, Francisco
Martin, who died May IS, 1903. Bert
Schlesinger'and Samuel C. Wright rep
resented the widow and E. Robinson
the defendant. .. '\u25a0I'-J'.'h''- •\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0; ' \u25a0- ~-\'- : '
The following facts .were 'admitted
by both sides. ' \u25a0 Martin was flvo
months in arrears.: His" wife on May
17, 1903; paid up this arrearage, to" an
agent of the Woodmen in a drug store
in Alameda named as a depository for
the receipt of dues and assessments.
On the- next day Martin was acci
dentally drowned^ The widow applied
for the Insurance and was required by
the Woodmen to submit proofs "of
death. She did so, and at ' the >\u25a0 end of
eight months the order refused "to pay
the loss -on the ,'. ground that - Martin
at* the time his wife paid the arrear
age, had not filed a certificate" to ithe
effect that his health had not become
Impaired and that he had not engaged
in any hazardous occupation. : { =
Schlesinger and Wright contended
that the order h4d waived the'certifi
cate by . accepting the proof of loss.
The attorney for the Woodmen ; con
tended that Martini- because he had
not filed the certificate as required by
the constitution, ,had not put
in good standing with the order.-" .
OPPOSE INCREASE IN
BUILDING HEIGHT LIMIT
Fire Department Officials and Others
Urge Supervisors Not to
Amend Ordinance
•At yesterday** meeting. of the super
visors* finance committee Chief En
gineer. Shaughnessy, Fire . Marshal
Towe, F. H. Porter of .the fire under
writers ana RollaV.; Watt/l represent
ing the insurance Interests; opposed
the proposed amendment: to the or
dinance to Increase ; the height limit;'of
frame buildings j from 45 ..to 60 f eet,> on
the"* ground that it would increase tbb
risk of conflagrations. E. ) D." Marlatt,
a builder, favored thef change j becauso
it would aid the mechanics by incrcasr
ing building operations.^ Supervisors
Mamlock , and - Furey dldTnot favor -the
ametidment,;birt' another" njeetinsi will
be held,. at' which. property owner« ; will
be invited x to express their views.l v
. The committee in- favor,' of
Shaughnessy's amendmenjtß affecting
the. widths of -brick walls In one, two
and four story. buildings. V
MARRIAGEr LICENSES
I -The following marriage licenses were issued in
In this city/ May 9:; - ( .. . .; ;
Clarence E. Thompson, 22, city, and Clara
McCurdy, 25, 850 Eddy street.
•; Willlem P.* Gelscndorfer. > 21, , Weimar, "' Placer
county, and Adeline E. Frisbee, 18,-2475 Sutter
sttiett.:- -._.-\u25a0-.;-"._•\u25a0. \u25a0..,-.•,. --..-,-.\u25a0., -
Angelo Caleioro. 27," 1210 r Kearny • etreet, -and
Rose Janlct. 32, 1209 Kearny ; street. >
Sam : R. Yeilch, < 26. and Katie MUllsicb, 19, .
both of 137 Inland avenue. —.
\u25a0• » Francesco - S. . Martlno, 25, ' and k Filomena C
MaszelU. 24, both of this citr.
OAKLAND,- May.:?.— Toe following marriage'
licenses, were issued today: %^r ,--,\u25a0.:
; James Walker, 2?, i and "Lenora Jobnsoo, -IS,
bOOT of San Francisco.' . . .. ',\
~- Frank \u25a0 M. ( Soares,' 21, and - Mamie SHra, 19;
both of Oakland. , .->; • !
Joseph S. areea,.2B, and Meda E." Banta, 25, !
. both of 'Alameda. . --..:-'•<•-.. .; : .-\u25a0.:\u25a0-.\u25a0/-.,;
TMEftiSAXf-iFRA^OISGd-CCALli^llffi^^^S^ffl^^
started the stampede, ; Is .* J,*o feet .wideband,
traverses the j length, of three . claim*. Many
others. of; the same character outcrop throughout
tb« mineralized sections of the district, but. it Is
not known how many abound -in " the > precious
metal. M Little j can be - learned I also as ; to , dimen
sions of I the I ore; shoot.', f rcro which ] assays 1 have
been had as high as |208. \u25a0 Southey and Marshall
are the,, dlsoverers.' ; \u25a0\u25a0 - h .'\u25a0 * \>~ ; \u25a0:\u25a0'-:,- \u25a0-
NEW BONANZA: REPORTED
Lease on Combination Fraction Un-
covers Ore Said to Be Rich
Another; bonanza,;. says". »the Gold
field News, : has been; qperied •; up in the
Goldfield district/ The article follows:
riThc Moricu-Beesly lease-on' the Combination
Fraction has uncovered, a big body or ore seven
feet wide that runs between f 500 and |600 a ton.
lire lease has but.4o days to run and every effort
Is being made by the lessees; to citract as much
of c the rich ' ore as possible while t they are *In
control ~of the property, s .The .' output s 1« * now
about $oo,oeo a day, and . this will bematerUlly
Increased.^ The stope Is 80 feet ; In I length,, the
entire niasa jjr > ore » being j very high grade with
seams of pure gold.^ No , effort or time ; i» 'being
wasted In an ( attempt |to - keep r thU picture ore
by Itself. The whole mass of tell'uMum and free
\u25a0pold goes to the I sampler jas | it ' Is I broken | out.
No time ils j taken to^ all sack*, i but - the rock Ms
dumped directly . Into cafs as it comes , from , the
shaft. :• ..x Five * carloads : ; have '\u25a0 been s shipped ' and
aUditional slilpmedts I will* be xnafle % every j day
from now on durins \u25a0 the life of the lease.* -">,:%%
Tbls Is probably \u25a0 the largest? body f of high
grade ore that hatj 'erer | been' opened: up a t one
time b.r : any ; mine In <. the "> district. s& The i richest
ore In .In the north i end <of • tile stope , aad J It ; is
well known that the Frances-Mohawk .left some
of Its richest ore la the (face of.thestofte when
ths end Hne between tne Mohawk and tbe Com -
bLtatlon Fraction 1 was I reached. - \u25a0If the I present
valuo lof .the , ore is j maintained |it - will pass \ into
history as \u25a0 the. richest \lea«e .' yot - worked -in \u25a0 the
district. The aterag»'of tUe Moliawk^»r*B;*l26
a ton. .Tlio - famous Reilly- lea^e on I the . Florence
Is credited with a production of $150,000 during
the last 30 days of its existence, .which is about
equal to the' present output of the Morton-Beesly
lease.. ':--:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0<"• \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0', •'.\u25a0\u25a0-•r ..,. : -.- -'\u25a0 .-\u25a0-<\u25a0:'/-\u25a0-\u25a0--.,
. The total \ production of thts- Hayes-Monnette
lease: was 54,363: dry tons," the ' gross f value -oj
which was $0,841,005.00, net value $5,307,892.91,
and the company received of this amount $1,104,
274.23 in royalties. i-Tbe I Morton-Beesly . lease
Is working on the. same big channel from which
the Uayes-Mcmnette lessees . took their rich ore.'
South of. the shaft and about SO feet, distant,
a" new, 1 ledge <has been opened; and shipping . ore
has been encountered in; a- raise. While this
ore is not -of so high grade it will afford a band
some margin of pro_t.-> ' - t; ; -.;:-'"*
' The 'Mortoa-Beesly. lease has taken over, the
Daisy * leasing company's - lease j and lls inßtallltig
a 25 horeepowfr, hoist;: The , shaft will' be put
down 300 feet before trosscuttlng. :
ROUND MOUNTAIN ORES
Specimen Rock of H^gh Grade Is
Received at Goldfield>V
'\u25a0'-. The Goldfield News says: \u25a0""'." •**.;
-"•' J.Y P. " Lof tus and J. H. Davis ; returned from
Round Mountain this week ;\u25a0 bringing : with • them
a large number of marvelously rich specimens of
gold ore .and nuggets.: The -specimens \u25a0 consist
of slabs of . almost pure ' gold; : ranging - in site
from a $20 gold -piece to the f size, of •ai man's
hand., big rrj-stalUed lumps ; of -yellow metal
and half Inch slabs of quartz showing streaks of
solid gold as large as the little - anger. .. The
specimens ! were taken . from the \u25a0 Round Mountain
mining . company's T Sunnyside? claim, ; above.'the
70 foot level, by Messrs. . ; Lof tvs and Davis per
sonally. There is ' about 10 pounds of the -, stuff
and lt is worth more than $1,000. .£ I^oftus and
Davig went, to Round Mountain to; be ; present 'at
the starting of the new mill of the Round Moun
tain • mining company, .of > which . they are ' the
principal owners.- ,'.. -^ .: v- . . :";
Jamos Scott, 35, and 'May me Embry, 28,- both
of Oakland. ' . . ....-•..- •' \u25a0-. -..-• ; : -/;':f< ,-± --.
Charles S. White. 33, and Lydla-O. Overhnlser,
20. both" of Oakland.- .. - -
Georjce W. \u25a0 Christiansen. 21, and .Theresa C.
Pcrrj-, 19. both of Alameda.
Edward -W. Poore. 39," Hingham, Mass.; and
Lydla E. Gibbe. 20, '• Berkeley/ :•, ,• , %
! Domlnlck 'Marty, 25,7 Berkeley, and • Catherine
I McGrath/. 30, San Francisco.' \u25a0 \ -- -"
; Antone "d.~- Soares, 33, and ; ,Laura r Xunes, . 23,
! both of Hayward. '.- \u25a0-" /\u25a0
John T. Shepherd, 47, and* Lillian V. Irwln,
37. both of Oakland. \ '!- r . - .
Louis C. Pomber, 29, Berkcleyj : and Mac Lin-
coln. 30, Woodland. ' - - -' -" .."-' \u0084'.
Henry Q. • Jagger Jr., 29, .and M»y L. Korri,
19. both of Alameda. H : \ -V .
BIRTHS, pR|AGES, ; DEATHS
Birth, marriage. and death notices sent by' mall
will not bo inserted;. They must be> handed in at
either of the publication \u25a0, offices and b« indorsed
with the name and residence of -persons author-
iied to have the same publisfied. ft Notices' re^
strlcted simply to the announcement of Hie event
are published, once in. this column free of charge.
BIRTHS ." :
HASKErX— In this city. 'May 2, IW>7. to 'the
wiffe of A. V. Uaskell (formerly,-. Brinkman);
la daughter.--; •;-. ,,, - \u0084..>\u25a0-. /-.^\u25a0'\u25a0. \u25a0 \u25a0 ; -•''•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' .-
< marriages'; "-" '\u0084'?'" \u25a0 • "\u25a0/.
MACKIN— JORDAN— In this citjv May 1, 1007.
by. the Ke y. Paul Branke. .lame* I. Mackin and
\u25a0Annie J." Jordan, both 1 of 'this .city. ,-'?;'
MKYKHS— ANDEBSdN-l-ln -~ 'thls^city.' -"' May 5,"
1007, by .", the Itev. > James!: H.'- 'McEUiinney,
-Charles Henry 1 Meyer "and Catherine: Anderson,
both of this city.. :--'.V-- ,"\u25a0= ; J : . -•
; \u25a0.'deaths. ';';";- v.' : "\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0- ' \u25a0-;-
Alley, illzabfith ...71 Holcomb, >Irs. A. 1. —
Benjamin, Charlotte—^ Koehlcr,. Mary- ....*; 35
Bentham. Harry.. ;. 00 Larsen. N. JX 1 . . . . r. . . —
Rrrsi n, •Ma ry - ...';.' 70 Levy ; ' Joseph -! M . . • . .' r>6
Bowman, ; B. : Frank . 5S Lewald, ' Sahiuel \u25a0 . . . ; 46
Buchanan, John .... 2G I^Iord; Sarah. X.:.. .57
Carothcrs, Mrs. LII- McKenna." Henry . ; . 3,1
Man C. . . .V. .-. . . .58 Miller, i Henry Jr. . . . 45
Clymo, William ... 58 Miller,? Henry jD..:. 65
Compo, George L...41 Nlsrhtwlner'Nora'M. 40
Crews, John T.....73 O'Connor, '- Thomas ' B. —
I Crbwly (mass) . — •; O'Reilly, Sarah-V... —
i Da Uoze, Antone G. r.2 Perret, t Victoria' .... 4f|
I Davidson, Walter P. 74 Perigo, = M«(ry ? .;....." 23
Doseher, Henry ;:..; 63 Qulnn. Alexander E..19
Dotrty.r Jefferson \ . 54 Reverisco.. Minnie M. 18
Emerson. Capt. L. G. — Searhy.t Eliza M. . . . . —
Flint. David ...... 65 Khaw, David iK;.... 48
I Franer, -.Amy : : G.'. . . 59 Rmlth.'s Kate i..i '. . .* . . .'. — ;
i Fulton, Jane-.; r.;. 62 Smith, Thomas .'...'. 73 i
I Gibson." Hngh ..... 2S Walsh, James J. .'. . ; 38
I Hammer, Emil .... 4S Wilson, Mrs. "A. v A:. 87 !
Hill, Mrs. Christiana 75 Winter - (mass)
ALLET— In this city, May ; P. 1!»OT.' F.llzabpth,
beloved wife of the late William. Hera/y Alley,
I - and • mother of <\u25a0 Mrs. • H; H.- Oarr : and ; the' late
I- '.- " Octavia -Alley,' a native of . New \u25a0 "STork," 1 aged 71
years and 6 months.' -'.- - , ->."..,'. -. . . , r
1 •; -Friends rand \u25a0 acquaintances ? are ' respectfully
' .:, Invited .- to attend * the 1 fnneral services • Satur-'
,-da.r, Jlav 11. at ]f> o'clock a; m.-ffrom the par-
; lors of Julius. S.'Godeau. 305 MWrtsomery ave-
|'{Cnue. ?lat^m*nt Mount" Olivet; cemetery. »._\u25a0 .:*\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.-\u25a0
1 BF-NJAMIN-^-ln h Oakland,"; May, fl, ; 1907. 1 dfiarlotte
.-- Benjamin, dearly beloved mother, of .Philip. L.
\u25a0'-.- and Elizabeth ,.C- Benjamin, ;a' native of- Eng-
!->land..- \u25a0 -_" _ >- -i. ;-.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.'
I BENTHAM— In; this f'cltv. May ,9/ 1007, Harry;
I ', beloved husband of, Eliaa"',±Jentham. and father
"' of, William \u25a0: S.; \u25a0; Sarah J.. ; Mabel Br; and Ocr-
! -~l tnide ' B. rßenth«m.r Benth«m . and Mrs.^ Charles ; E.~= Dona-
; hnn. ,anfl ' Mrs.*? John j, P. ? Rareilles, ia : native of
v Ensland.- a^ed . *0 jreunt \u25a0 1 /month t and ! . 13 days.
'\u25a0- Friends ; and ; acnualntances * are • respectfully
' • : i invited to attend " the funeral \u25a0 tomorrow i (Satnr-
,, dar>,; at- 1" o'clock p.* m.r« from ihis slate sresl-'
\u25a0• ; v dence. 72 Al^adaro « street - between ;= Twenty.
;~ second and Twenty-third., Cremation I.' O;: 6.
: ';-F." cemetery.^ r \u25a0;'.\u25a0.. ; ; ' : . ',-\u25a0,,.
I BERGIN— In this city,' Mbt B. 1907. i Mary.'* be-
r. loved wife of, Michael William jßergin.- and de-
•-, voted *. mother . of «• John .* Berlin and, ; Mrs. Mary
Lynch, "n native :of County Caran. -Ireland
-; ' appd'7o ycars.~.-; J '>\u25a0_\u25a0-• -\u0084--\u25a0•-. v ;..•'>,•" * \u25a0-' - -^ - \u25a0
"- - Friends 'and i acqnaintaiices \u25a0 are \ respectf oily
.. invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Katur-
;:day»rat 8:30 a. m..'from.th 4 parlors ofiHP
*\u25a0;• Snhrv & Co.; 2919 ; Mission^ street ,r between
f Twenty-nf th ; and ; Twenty-sixth ; streets,." thence
to St. f John's '; church.'- where , ; a \u25a0; reoulem high
. mass \u25a0 for the » repose of \ her : Soul \u25a0 will -. be > cele-
\. brated . at-^ 9:3o \ a.' m. > ' Interment - ! Holy • Cross
/:_ cemetery^by, carriage. 1 : ." ;>l . :--v. - . \u25a0.-; \u25a0\u25a0-.-_*• -.--:.-
BOWMAN— ln : Oakland,, Mayi 7, 1907. B Frank
f ;;- Bnwman. '. beloved ' brother of j Mrs. tL.• h. i Mac-
' ' lj *5 n i? nd '- s*rs.;Gcorge * Hall |of i San i Frtncisco
* and • Mrs. C." • McKnown, i Mrs. | C.*« Orcutt r; and
• Mrs;; A. underwood of Rochester, l.K.iY.T' a na-
; live of Rochester,, X.\ V.. : a«red; 56 years. lis rt
'>>- ; Friends * and: acquaintances 'are \u25a0<- respectfully
-. Invited; tot attends the "funeral;, services
... (Friday);* May 4 -10. "at. 10:30 ; o'clock sa. im.;« at
the new funeral t chapeli of \u25a0' Charles i H.? J. l,Tru-
-:, man,"'. 1909 fi. M ission g street^ between i- Fifteenth
.-" and : Sixteenth. - Interment Cypress Lawn cemet-
e ry 5 by : 11 :30 ; . train ?. from }• Twenty -flf th g and
• /Valencia 1 streets. * . •; »~ •\u25a0• -
BUCHANAN— In .this s cltr. MayTg.V 1907, John
, ; Buchanan, -. a ; native \ of? Bannockbiirn, Scotland,
:-: aged 1 23 \u25a0 j-iars. -A * member i of ' carmen's 'union,
, division 2(»,i and Brace and Thistfe : lodge 312,
>} F.t 4: r a: = M., ' nt Baanoekburn,^ Scotland. m>
\u25a0\ Friends ' and . acaualntanco* - ax* \u25a0 raaoecUaUv
,:- invited^to'attendthe.funeral'Seßvlccs tomorrow
»]\u25a0<? < Saturday) May %%X*\ at 1 10 f'o'clock f a.* ; UftJS at
';"\u25a0: the 5 Labor; temple, f 316 i Fourteenth ?: street t be-
/"\u25a0\u25a0; tween-Mission^andtValencia'streets."'- Remains
. ' nt ithe;new«' iunwral S chapel 3 of \u25a0 Charles s- H.> J.^
\u25a0 Tmman." 1909 Mission \u25a0 street between Fifteenth
f and Sixteenth." untH*B:3o a.; m.*,' Saturday. : lv-
' ; terment JSVoodlawn cemetery |by; carriage. ; v %
'r :\u25a0:-'. Of fleers'; aridl meißbers "of ; carmen' s, 'unions 205
\u25a0are respectfully requested'to attend. the funeral
of /our late brother, ' John • Buchanan, tomorrow. |
.: i ( Saturday),' Mny ; ll; v . at 10 o'clock < a.** m:;\ from j
; ". the ; Labor * temple. % 316 j. Fourteenth; street* be-
tween "Mission and VValencfa' streets. v.-«.:*; -'::-">: j
\u25a0 = ..,*- --\u25a0;...\u25a0 - \u25a0 - •; \u25a0"•-\u25a0 FVtCOKNELlUS^ President.'^
--. ..'."'-; i; Hi BOWLING, "Secretary. > •_.• \
CAROTHERS— InYthteicity/.'May/?.; 1907. Mrs.
v Lillian r C.V Carothers.' i belof ed a friend :of ' Mrs. s
Ida , Thompson,^ a: native of i New , Orleans,^ aged
58 years 1 month and 9 days. -^ ; - v -
5 . • -Funeral * notice ). hereafter."?." Remains - at . the
... parlors of Julius. S.".Godeau,' ; 3os? Montgomery
avenue. \u25a0'.. •, \u25a0.'\u25a0,:. .-.. i. ,-',\u25a0.'\u25a0_ - .'"-'\\':'''"-'-S^-f.'. : -^:" :
CLTMO— In this city, May. 8, (1907, vWllllamAbe"
X loved 'i husband *of £ Eliza, 1 - Clrmo, and*, loving
'\u25a0 father of. Mrs.f Koy.- Hudson," t) native ; of j Corn-.
• : wall; - England.' aged 1 53 1 .veart : 10 1 months j and
?!28 \u25a0 days. .:;- (Nevada City • aud \ Grass Valley, pa-
"pers please copy).*. " \u25a0 -;.\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'- .* >'* >; =-i-."V'- '•'*'.'• ;;'-\u25a0\u25a0•-•;•
.". . . Frieuds are retpectfully invited. to attend the
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 funeral today " (Friday) ,w at? 3 : p. u ; m.;^ from
\u25a0,the chapel of-N.'Oray & Co.; 2196 Geary street
\u25a0 - corner; of . Devisaderj). i Remains •; will i be ! taken
~>\ to North San Juan .Friday inigbt for interment.:
00MP0— In" * this :' city/ May * 9/5 1907; i George ?.L?
' Compoi" dearly beloved husband: of Alice Xycett ,
':\u25a0\u25a0 Compo, and, father of Merle! Compo,"- a -native f.f,
"Quebec, Canada.* aged^yesrs 10 > months and
c 30 days. A member of Crockett lodge No. -139."
\u25a0V F.;& A. M. 1 - (tallejo and Quebec papers please
- ' copy).-;-- ,'.• \u25a0 \u25a0-•"\u25a0! :.'-*.;'\u25a0\u25a0''':\u25a0\u25a0'> :\u25a0:'?".-'', ;?' »--•'\u25a0:."-*\u25a0 '-*'-' \u25a0
\u25a0-•"- "Remains at the funeral parlors, of the H. F."
• ,MaaSi company.; 1335 Golden Gate avenue near
,; Fillmore street. ,; ' ..\u25a0\u25a0;"':'.,.;.- \u25a0s"\. : ,\
CREWB— In this city;; May 9. • 1907/ John Thomas ,
-.»-: Crews; beloved fatheriof i Wllliam:L.,'Sherold
>-,; D.'^and :Laura .ll.' Crews ;andvMrs. -.Eugene
r ;iHngUeg,;a native v of: St.; L6ais;Mo.,i, aged 73
ft?years.V \°-":_ \ ~0-f% V'? ' ' ' : - :% " : : : . --^•':: : \ v ' r i
CROWLY— An anniversary- mass -for the > repose
::- of the. soul of the late Mary,: wifo;o; John J.
: Crowly, \u25a0 and . mother . of Dr. \u25a0' J. J. , ,' Harry ; and
; William Crowly will be celebrated j today (Frl- \
,-;'dny), "at. Mission' Dolores -churchy? commencing j
r^et^S a.~,ni.".'" '/j;:^'. \u25a0-.'. f~;' : rY,:-\'J:'^t~:- :';' " r "'y--
t»AROZE— In Oakland, May 8, 1907, Antone, O.i
jgj Da i Roze, / dearly beloved \u25a0: father •of * Manuel ; O."
• "and: AntODe:G.Da-Rose,;and-brot_erof -Fran- I
' Cisco IDa I Rote;: a ! native j of ' Portugal,' aged 1 52
'\u25a0; years. >•\u25a0\u25a0 A '•» member of Council; No. 7,;U.P; ; E;
;,.C..* and J. D. E; S. and C1."A..0;;D. ; ;. :,;.;•
-'. Friends \u25a0 and " acquaintances \ are respectfully
•\u0084 Invited-; to attend \the, ; funeral, today .'.(Friday).
"at. 9:30 i o'clock a. ,>nri;.; from fthe r parlors; of
;V CpHha &* Caporgna, ISIIJ CIay street corner of
. ; Seventeenth ' street •»' and i San\; Pablo ,- avenue,
a thelba to St. "Joseph's church." where a reoulcm
\u25a0]iZ hifftt* mass > for i the • repose . of hia soul ; will \be
f.V <*lebr«ted, ; commencing at 10 a." m. *;: Interment
'.;> St. » Mary's : cemetery. , >.-./. '\u25a0 \u25a0 ,: - ' ."* - v :•
DAVIDSON— In this city.- May .7,' = 1907.} Walter
:\u25a0 P.; i beloved » husband .of " Eliza '• Davidson.*' and
.: brother of. Mrs. 'Ellen Ferguson of Scotland add
"\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 the, later George Davidson,', and > uncle of John;
-Walter and Mrs. A. J. Meuue/a native of, Scot-
" lana -aged ?4 ye«rs. : " v >, .I.;-;.': -."^:. : -;.; \u0084 .. .:.
§S| Friends; and acquaintances , are . respectfully
T invited to attend; the, funeral today ...(Friday).
at 10 o'clock a. m., from Albert: Pike Memorial
9 temple,- Geary I street near Fillmore, ' under : tbt
\u25a0 : auspices . of : Golden ' Gate ' lodge : No.} 80. vF. ; A
A. M. Interment WoodlaVrn cemetery, by train
leaTins -jTwenty-flfth and : Valencia' streets at
•11:40 a.m. - ,\. ' .- \, '" 1
DOSCHER— In St. Helena.' May \ C, \u25a0" 1007, . Henry.
beloved" husband of Anna** AT- Doscher^. and
• jfather of. Fred D." Alldach.-and brother of \Tohn
.-;. - Doscher and Mrs; Henry, Bruns jof i Jersey City.
N. I J., \u25a0 a . native of Germany,"? aged 6R years . 3
I months and 25 days.', 'A. member of SanFran-
t cisco Scuuetten - verein," -, Norddeubseher ? verein
.- : 9nd • the : . Knights jof • Honor." ;" (Jersey ; City,'. N."
. J.; - papers .= please :• copy). : , ;'»":- \u25a0•--•> -.
,-'. 'Friends 'and- acquaintances , are r«spectfnlly
invited, to attend the • funeral today (Friday),
; - at 1 2 o'clock"- p. \mr,> from '•' his , late i residence.
. 1360 :Waller street.; Interment 1 1. O. O. J\
, ! cemetery. .-Please omit, flowers." ..-; V- . . " - '-
DOWTY^-In this ? city; \u25a0 May \u25a0 S. ; 1907. : Jefferson
-. t Dowtr. . a ; . native ; of , Ohio, " aged ; 54 ; years. "A
r - member of carpenters', union 'No. 22. \u0084 . -;.
VFrlends.' and .acquaintances ;are ; i respectfully
• 'invited to attend \u25a0 the - funeral!' today • (Friday),
at^ JO b. v m.', from ; hist late i residence, : 3777
: Twenty-fourth street.- Interment Cypress Lawn
.. Cemetery^ : by carriage. -\u25a0 : \u25a0_*. .,:.'.'\u25a0\u25a0.-.: -. -, \u25a0•.-'..
EMERSON— In Oriftnd,; Me.,"May 8, 1907, Cap-
. . ' tain Lorlng G. ! Emerson;, father , of "Albert B.
;~ Emerson of this city. ...'". -.
FLINT— .in this city,'. May : 9;; 1907.' David Flint.
aged''Os -years. A .member: of- the lathers'
-\u25a0 union,; local. Cs. : ; ' -::A;-'-' \u25a0:'. ,--'"\u25a0 -\u25a0 - '.*-,;': '-•: \
. Frionds and acquaintances and : members of
• the .lathers' union are- respectfully i Invited -to
•^attend J. the funeral . services) tomorrow i(Satur-"i (Satur-"
:; : day); at .1- o'clock" p.. r m7l' . at 'the ; parlors 'of
:Gantner Brothers,' 34«M Sixteenth? street be-
,... tween Church and- Sanchez. H Interment Cypress
• Lawn cemetery- by 2 p.; m."' train; from Twenty-
• "fifth and Valencia ;streete.' y< J „\u25a0 .v- - - ;' ; ,'
FRASER— In Hollywood, I Cal.^ Aniy G.V beloved
wife of William Fraser, and mother. of William
I L. Fraser, -and .sister r3 of I Mrs.* May | Christie
I and Georse.W.; and E. ; F.'; Miner." a native o*-
Nova Scotia,- aged, s9 years.. \u25a0*". (Nova Scotia'; pa-
'•; pers plese:copr.) Sr> - v j-^.K'-i-.i-'V.'-".: :.;- -.:.-.>'-• v
' ;Frlendsi and -; acqualntances;\.are -' respectfully
invited to attend the fnneral v tomorrow (Satur-
day),tMay 11, -at 1- o'clock the
- mortuary; chapelofitheOolden'OatcjUndertak-
'\u25a0: . Ing ' company, -..-2475 Mission : street* near Twenty ;
v first. '';. Interment \u25a0; Mount' Olivet > ecmctery. ,r , ( '.
FULTON— In this clty^ May l7riBo7.i Jane ' Fnl-
r- ton.ibeloved- wife of;the late' lvy 'Fnlton, v and
beloved mother of Ivy.^D. and Jobn.'J.; Fulton,;
\u25a0 and 'sister of .Mrs, Annie Love of Gilroy, \u25a0 Cal., 1
.a nd ;. Patrick * M urplty ; of, San 1 Jose," Cal.. • a » na-
V, tlve of Ireland, aged i62 years.;' (Virginia Citjv
." Nev.,> papers ; please copy.) :,~-, .; ,' : :-:-.; \u0084-
; '.Friends; and 'acquaintances "are. respectfully
. , InvJtM to atteiid the, funeral; today (Friday),
'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' at sa;- m:,wfrom - her Hate "residence,
321 Connecticut street near Eighteenth, thence
j to St. -Theresa church,, Nineteenth and Tennes-
. see_ streets. for, sertlcesr " ' .: •-.\u25a0-'.- '
GlBSON— lntthls : clty.i May 0, . 1907,- Hugh Oll»-
- \u25a0 son,' I aged ; . 28 } years. A- member of \u25a0 Shoshone
\u25a0 tribe : 7B, Vlmp. 0. -, R.;M. ' '\u25a0-:_ . ; r-, s -. \u25a0 i \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0•• ..-,
_.-.« Remains at; the funeral parlors of Bunker &
V Lunt,;2«6o Mission street, between Twenty-sec-
,:: ond.;- and ; Twenty-third'v (Mission -.Masonic
.temple)... _: - ..-.\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-', \u25a0,--• \u25a0 :\u25a0-- "\u25a0...\u25a0\u25a0.•_;.. : .. :
HAMMER— Entered into rest. April 29, '19Q7,
-j.- Kmll,*: beloved \u25a0 husband of the late j Eva | Ham-
mer, and brother of Mrs. L. M; Andersen and
r.Mrs. J. Deas of. Alameda, a native of Illinois,
,>.aged 48 years .1 : month and 8 days. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
HILL--In;Glenwood, Cal.; 'May" 4, -1907, Mrs.
\u25a0 Christiana' Hill, .2 a "native > of -Toronto, -Can.,
: aged Moyeare and 7;mofiths. : -» ' ~ '» ; y
HOLCOMB— In this city/ May 9, 1907, passed
:. ; to , a : higher .-.life.* .Mrs. 0 Almlra * Ingram ; Hoi*
:"'comb, be lo v£d. sister ofMrs. Eliza Pittsinger,. a
B native; of. West Hampton, ' Mass., who was one
of our early pioneers. . ! s»v, '*-:.»« -"^ ' :
Friends V and * acquaintances r ' are ; respectfully
'Invited to attend; the funeral tomorrow. (Satur-
';' day);> at *2 • o'clock « fi. rj .m.; 'from a the \ funeral
parlors'of Bunker & Lunt.^ 2666 Mission street
-'. : bfl tween Twenty-second and.Twent.v-thlrd-Oils-
.slon Masonic temple).'-* Interment Odd Fellows'
-:-..- cemetery. *' \u25a0\u25a0';,\u25a0'•. .-. :-:x.V ; 7,'J."'- \u25a0 ,- ,-\u25a0,•' \u25a0Z'-J
KOEHLER— In Oakland?? May 9, 1907,; Mary, be-
'- '.-. loved : wife lof i Harry j Koeljler, s and ; mother; of
, ".'.': Barthol, * Ursula; j Augusta - and Theresa \u25a0 Eohler,
\u0084 a native of Ohio, aged 35 years. . •-: .- ; :•\u25a0>-'
LARSEN— Officers and * Members of San Fran-
. Cisco Aerie * No. 5,- F. O. > E. : 'You : are ; kindly
« requested nto s attend?, the "funerals of our lute
- 1 brother, ;Nr P.' Larsen,* today- (Friday); 1 May 10,
v 1907," from United undertaking parlors," Twenty-
\u25a0— second and Howard streets," at l-p.-m.'v. %\u25a0 "
. ; v^i;-D.J. CRAMER, President.
„-;;-:•: GUS POIILM ANN,'; Secretary.-;-^;-' -..-\u25a0- ;; ; .' .- \u25a0v ,
LEWALD-r-In ~'l this *cityV May "i 7, 1907,- Samuel
•'; Lcwa Id, rtparly : beloved husband ,of Rose, ::ind
. beloved: father of- Gladys and, Theodore Lewald,
U*a : native : of < San Francisco,; aged 46 : years. r.~-; ,
* . v. i Friends \ and i acquaintances * are \u25a0 respectfully
.* Invited '\u25a0 to attend 5 the .funeral; today ' (Friday ),
X at , 10 % o'clock if a.' p m.'i" '.\u25a0 from «; his -. late # rcsi-
.. dence, > 2556 -Post i street '• between ' Baker ? and
>'Lyon/ and' thence to the Odd Fellows', cemetery
,?;, for j incineration. : -•«':' " '.'•- '-'-'\u25a0. ''\u25a0'''
\u25a0;;\u25a0\u25a0 i; Olive Branch Chapter No. 1 169, .6. E. •"_.— Of-
' .-fleers I and members j are I hereby .notified ; to - at-
: "tend the funeral of our deceased • brother, Sam-
\u25a0cuel Lewald, from 1 Bis : late ; residence,* 2556 Post
\u0084 street, today,: (Friday, 1 May 10, at 10 a. in." By
I N^..3 • t-^--i--:-':.^i. i\u25a0:.-,;-.'•.i \u25a0:.-,;-.'•. /.-,....,., \u0084,-,:
I RAY GOLDSMITH,' Worthy Matron."'
I.; SADIE J. KAHN, Secretary.;; ; : ~ .,. ::; .»•'\u25a0*
1 LEVY— In tHis"city/May 01907,0 1907," Joseph M., be-
\ \u25a0 , loved husband; of Tlllle- Levy,* and; fatheri of
; ; Morris 1 H; \u25a0' Levy,"^ and . brother -of \ Mra. r L; i Men-
?del,:Mrs. D.'Steckler aßd L." Levy, a native of
• Nakel, Germany; aged •50 years 2 months ' and
Kv9 days.'; -.-^. ! ?,i.- :-\u25a0:.;-\u25a0." v'<.-.\\j":". : '!- '--.". : ".\u25a0:-;\u25a0 ':" - :
LLOYD— In ; this t city. ; May '\u25a0 8,'.; 1907, : Sarah E.
'3 ,'. L10?d,~5 a native ; of Boston,*; aged .' 57 years. ',;: ~"
McKENNA— In 'this > city, * May iSr 1007, % Henry;
;', dearly, beloved husband" Of Sarah, McKenna; and
father of Henry (McKenna Jr., and' beloved son
IXi of . Catherine = and 1 the > late * John ; McKenna,'- and
'V brother s of .*" Jennie * and g Mamie * McKenna # and
I -|f Mrs. ?K. -s Kerr> aftd ithe late ' Joha .; and < Joseph
1 ;•:* McKenna; ta ; native : ot < San *, Francisco,", aged -. 33
"years. - ;
:-*i f i Friends-: and 3 acquaintances;' are f : respectfully
1 B invited to ' at tend the funeral I tomorrow . (Satur-
\u25a0,:\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 day) ,"• a t 8: 30 j*:i m.Vf from* his 'late : residence,':
• h 74l 'Webster t street,? thence ~: to } Sacred ? Heart
v church,^ where"; a ;requiem Jhigh mass for the re-
! . •\u25a0 pose ; of ; h is soul ' will \ be celebrated \u25a0- at 9 a;i m;
-i-5 Interment ;Holy : Cross cemetery. , \u25a0 ' ; v , : ' . .. \u25a0
MILLER— In 'thiB?c'lty, ; 'May^ B*l9t>7. Henry^Mli-
«. lerfJr.ft' beloved* husband* Of ;i Sarali vE. Miller,-
• : and i son \u25ba of ; Henry ; and 'the -I4te Sarah Mil-
'';/ ler.i a ; na tlve ; of ; San~ Francisco, ? aged . 4s. years; '
s ;.«•\u25a0< Funerl , prlyate.'j.! Please; omit flowers. "...-. . .\u25a0\u25a0, \u25a0> \u25a0
MILLER— Inl thisTcity?! May^B, 4 : 1907,1 Henry D.,
•X; beloved I husband' of < i Marie s Miller, 5*5 * and > devoted
tV father ? of % Mrs. s Ida ? Fengler 2 and % Mrs.*s Lena
'Jones I and \ Charles \ Miller; and l the \u25a0 late? Harry
';.*\u25a0 Miller." a & native i of , Germny;^ aged 1 65 % years*
k~ and<22 days, f A member, of \u25a0 Concordia' lodge
'":'-\u25a0 122;- 1. fO. O. f > F.'s. -: '^\u25a0' ' K /i i'^ur— / i.S -. *fe>-^s
'-- * Frlendaf and'sacquaintances>arc J respectfully!
§"* invited fe to 1 attend « the 1 fnneral a Sunday, * at 1 10
4; a.t m.~* from i the •: parlors ! of !H;1 V." Suhr & ; Co.',"
iv 2919 • sti-eet? near t,Twenty-flf th.'*J? Inter-
Hi ment; Mount; Olivet [cemetery by carriage. \u25a0 .
" Concorflia4lodgel22. , I. 0..6. l-\— The offl-
Bcari and members of, the funeral. committee are
m r*queste«Ji to : assemble •. at ' the 5 funeral '• paj-lor iof
" - H. 3 F.-t Sutir '&. : Co.;j 29l9 Mission , street, Sunday
;£ morning.? Mar 4 l K3 at i 10 , o'clock/ vto ; attend the :
m funeral 1 of; out -. late I deceasM ! brother,! Henry D.
i Mlller.Ußy : order; of - wM.:BAHRS,tN.*iG.-fS?
\u25a0Ac CH RI ST i ROBBER;? Record ing > Secretarr^#
NIGHTWlNE— ln,tbi* city,. May \ »,! 1907, d Nore
;p* US Nightwine,' beloved wife ot Jam« M; Sight-
it wine\'< and - mother lot >, James * R.,i Mary jj.j b *f
Joha ; P.. Charles • N.. William.' T.. ', Ueo'rse F.
sK»ndaHelen,M. NightwineV;;and sister of/ Mrs. 1
sKMary;l,ang,Ya'natlve ot Ireland,; aged 48 years£
O'CONNOR— In I this" 'city H hliy} 9,^ 1907,* Thomas
%*\u25a0• B., ?\u25a0 heiored i father ' ot « Margaret."- 'Catherine ' and
; Maurice * O'Connor ) and i Mrs.;? Eatoo s Faulkner
- < and j Mr«." John » Callaghy, 1 ai riatlre | of . lreland.
; .;A> member •" of longshore : lumbermen's • associa-
; ,-.tion.-;;.'iii : .v»:v'; ~':"V;.. -.- *£ -rl..r 1 .. .-.*-;.".;• f.-i-i'Tti*^ *•* ;*; *
v ;;. \The f uheral i' will : take" place - tomorrow i (Satur-
\*- day) ,' , at ' S :30 * a. :\u25a0'.' m.*.' from ; the "? funeral \u25a0 parlors
-of-. J. > c.' O'Connor-' & s- C0.^i770 \u25a0•; Turk -, street;,
-: 1 thence i to ' Miss lon ' Dolores church, 7 " where • a re-
; \u25a0 qulem t high * mass , for 1 the > repose - of ; his 'soul
- ? v.will _be ; celebrated : at 9 ' a;" m.-v; lnterment " Holy.
? .'.;Croa»;cemetery;>^,;o'V : ~;': ? "'r't 'i--^: :{ :C'. 'Jr*
O'REILLY— In,' Berkeley;. MayUi. 1907. Sarau.
'^beloved I wife of the late Patrick "O'Reilly, And
:v lOTing; mother of.JamesiH.;- John P.*,> George,
-- Frank. 1 Ch-rles and Clara; Reilly; Mrs. William
- C. Pidge,*Mrs.iW. R; Thomas and Sister Marj
- Martina of : Sacred Heart \u25a0 presentation content,
>•'; a ; na tire \u25a0 of County . Down, t lreland.l;V . - \u25a0' -' - ' .;
-\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0-. Friends ; arrt acquaintances ' are < respectfully
-:'-) invited to .attend ; the fuderal, tomorrow. (Satur-
,\u25a0 day ) ,'i at 9:30 a."' m.-.n f ron» the residence 'of her
; f. daughter,^ Mrs™ William • C." Pidge, - 2600 Grant
i| street £ corner^- Parker.'ft Berkeley,? (Dwigbt •' way
is- station) ;- thence ' to ; St.'; Joseph's : church, • Berke-
i.;t- ley,% where '< a- requiem lilsh ! mass * for the repose
f'\ ot her., sonl \u25a0" will ' be : celebrated;^ commencing a t
i'- 10 ." a ."5 m.v lnterment \ Holy Cross : cemetery,- j by
.*" creek ' route : boat.T arriving In ; San ' Francisco \ • t
\u25a0,j:l:20, \u25a0\u25a0 p.* ; m;-?" .'\u25a0*;" :,:\u25a0 ~i ;_--\u25a0.- ._; "-":..;\u25a0\u25a0* '..; ,:';v.V
PERRET— ln' the- city and county hospital. IMa'y
. 4 8; J9o7,^.Victoria Perret, a-natite of France,
t 'agea^ft^ears.;';-' \u25a0'\u25a0/-_>. -;;';\u25a0: \u0084 •
PERIGOf-lnlthls: city,-=-May; 7."196".\ .Mary
••*" Perls«-. (neei Kerlng) , beloved wife of Harry
Perig 0,7 and * beloved ? daughter of \u25a0 Mr». < John
• Hurl,- and * beloved sister of Mrs.' T. 0. -Naylor,-
' , Mrs.- Fred"; Blichels \u25a0« and "the "late "Mrs. i Rose
i" Macroth : and James : F. . 8ur1. : -« • native of San
; . Francisco.t aged \u25a023 j years : and 9 • months." < ' -»
A Funeral 'private;*' Remains? at \ the -mortuary
' chapel . of : tUe \u25a0 Golden " Gate \u25a0 nndertakinff com*
•\u25a0 pany; : : 2475 Mission ? street near. Twenty-first.
'. ;, Interment ; St. - Mary'3 '; cemetery, .'Oakland. v-^r:-.
QtJINN*— In ; ; tbis -'city.'i May ?8| 1907,; Alexanaer
«] E.*, -. dearly > beloved son , of P. F. i and '.the late
: ;. Eleanor.Quinn, land, devoted brgjlier of ' Mrs.
.-: E: ; J.Egan and tue late Janey ?-2? -2 inn/ a native*
'1 1 of I Preston • Lane, [ England,': aged " 19 ; years." <- r A,
SW tFriendstand acquaintances are < respectfully
v ' invitad ". to • attend ? the funeral ; services today
Sf ( FrltTiy ) ; :: at* 9:30 a.* m. ; at \ the s residence %ot
y his aunt.. Mrs-.*' Lang, ' 2ol 'Perm avenue, thence
' " to St. ' Teresa's chnrchi ; wtter^ mass. for the re-
r poseof his sodL will be said. 'lnterment Holy
: - \u25a0-_ Cross cemetery. -,v;'~/ :\u25a0..-/\u25a0 .;.-; \u25a0 \u25a0
HEVERIBCO— In , this " city. "May 9, • 1907. at
;. 2013 f Golden Gate avenue. Minnie M.-Rever-
tiscO; (neeGreen);;dearly beloved. wife of Bar-?
ney : X: i.everisco, aad \u25a0 mother of . Infant Mar*
,garet_R«verl3co.4andUovins dau«hterjof Emil,,
>E. .and iMargaret;Gfeen;.. and? sister,- of ..Edillrt>
; -m Green,, a^native of, San Francisco,* aged "1$
i years 10 months and 24 days. ..-.-,•-. .^,-.
SEABBY-^-In : Berkeley.": May : 9. ,1907, Eliza
~r- Maria," wife of w;: M. ' Searby; and, mother of
V»r.lW.|Bearby and! Mary, E.i Searby; •-.' -
-". Funeral today (Friday, May 10, -at 11- a. m.;
from t the -residence .of F..W. - Searby,; 1719
.\u25a0\u25a0;Eu<Mid'avenue,rßerkeley. , , <;-"-; .
SHAW— In this city;" May 9, 1907^ David X., he-
j j loved husband of Margaret A. Shaw,- a native
:of Scotland; ' aged ; 4B years 9 months and 3
.. :\u25a0 days. '>;-\u25a0>\u25a0. ;.-; : , .- :.•-; .•".\u25a0>,\u25a0>" \u25a0'. \u25a0'"..._ -.\u25a0;" .--"-. •_\u25a0'-\u25a0 -.- v . '"'\u25a0"•> \u25a0",
. \u25a0 Friends and " ncquaintances : are \u25a0 respectfully
.invited' to attend, the funeral; tomorrow (Satur-
;:.=.day),""at-2 o'clock ! p. m.,"frottt_Klng Solomon's
\u0084. Hall.', Fillmore" street;. near Sutter, under th*
auspices * of Excelsior > lodge ? No.' 16G, :\u25a0 F. &
;\u25a0 A. M.- ; lnterment" private. -. \ *< T .. '
SMITH— 4n: Berkeley, May 8. 1907. Kate Smith,
dearly s beloved wife iot James L. Smith, and
• : .-: dearly beloved . mother of; Letitla" Smith, 1 and
daughter of the late John and Eliza Kelleher,
, and ;* sister of \u25a0 Edw&rd •; Kelleher and 1 the f late
B Mary, E. j Crosby and "John 3 Kelleher Jr. , > a na-
; tlve 'of San »Fr«kcisco. ..;!," ,
; H Friends and -acquaintances are - respect ftilly
ut invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow
, (Saturday), May^ll,- at S:3O o'clock a. m., at
.t. t St. Joseph's cfanrch,'^ West Berkeley,* where a
-solemn requiem mass for the < repose of her soul
: will be-sald: ; -lnterment Holy Cross cemetery
/by 11:30 a. m.' train from Third. and Townsend
" streets, i- ; Remains ,.-. at ,: the - funeral parlors of
. Jameson -ft- Niehans, $ 2434 Telegraph avenue
n between, Dwight : way and Haste street, Berke-
:. ; ley.'; .-,•' r ' ./ ..--;_-.-. •
SMITH— In this city, : May S. 1907, : Thomas
V? Smith,'; a j native of Ireland, aged 73 years., s ; - =
WALSH— In ; this citr; May 7, 1907,: James J..
: bolovM son of the late James J.- and Catherine
; > Walsh,-' and brother of .Joseph J.. ! Ellen;- Mar-
y garet and Katie Walsh," a native of San Fran-
cisco, , Cal., - aged 18 years 4 months and 25
X days. .•- .% \u25a0-:\u25a0.;:'. .-.:. .\u25a0<-—;\u25a0
;\u25a0'-' y Friends \u25a0; and -- acnuaintances : are respectfully
\u0084 i nvited to attend the funeral today (Friday).
i May 10, vat j" 8 :30 , o'clock s a.m., f from " the
.parlors of the Western Addition funeral dtrect-
g ors. .1724 Devlsadero street between Sutter and
Jl Bush.-, thence Ito St.' Dominic's church. Pierce
t street between Bu»h and and Pine.: fnr servlii*
,'i, commencing at. 9 -a.* m. " Interment Holy Cross
•:^nietery.". \u25a0....-/";.\u25a0\u25a0.:\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•" -\u25a0 --'-r--' , \u25a0/';'/:\u25a0'.
WILSON— In this May 9, 1907. - Mrs. A.
(Amanda Wilson; beloved mother of J. T. -. WH-
;i ;son and Mrs. John Ttmnlcliffe, a native of In-
diana.; aged 67 years 6 montbS;and.2l days. -..
•WINTER— An 'f anniversary B requiem -high mass
I for ! the i repose -of > the soul [of the late • Joan
,; Whiter •\u25a0• will • be *' celebrated •• tomorrow (Satur-
i.day}, 'May ; llr-at: St.t Peter's *chnrch,, com-
.,,:\u25a0\u25a0 mencing •at\u25a0 9\u25a09 \u25a0 o'clock- a. ; ra. s ! Friends and ac-
1 1 quaintances | are | respectfully ; Invited Jo | attend.
A : PATH TO ; EVERY ; PLOT . ,
Grant , Bulldlne, Market •? and 7th - Stm.
; Market -5446. -.v^
JpUS S. GOOEAU
.\u25a0,;/;. \u25a0 ,;/; and Embalmtr -.; .
2123Biisti Street Near Fillmore
-/ \u25a0;\u25a0-, Formerly .'at 305; Montgomery *Aye. "
;. l • -.\u25a0: and 810 Van Ness rAve. ~ i .-
; -Finest private. residence accommodations. \u25a0 La dy
attendant. .- Carriages : and ; ambulances to hire.
Tel.-West 2099.1 * T't ; --
Halsted&Co.
Undertakers ; anil Embalmers
924 FILLMORE STREET
' '-\u25a0-'-\u0084 nt ar- McAllister. 1 / .;
-•-.- -.\u25a0\u25a0; - \u25a0';.: Phont^ Park.' sso. iyv "-^ >,"'. . .
\u25a0 McBRE/yRTY & McCORMICK
Ifuneratj directors.
015 valttncia st- near 20th.
Formerly '\u25a0' of '. McFaddeo,"S' Mcßrearty" & ; Green;
/i ;.-..\u25a0 .'.;.'-;.' Telephone Market .97. , ;." • .
;: -"rtP v .PETERSENs': : .;
. .; Pnneral Director and Embalmcr, •.\u25a0
x - 1940-1942 Post St." bet.' Fillmore and Steine'r. \*
'-\u25a0'V^^W/ •" X^Telephone \ West; 6333. :^ *i :'h
VALENTE; M ARI NI & (GO^
' - .'.^jIIWDBRTAKERS,^^'. '.^jlIWDBRTAKERS,^^' \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0}':
'\u25a0•'•' ' : --.'" <MISJSION : , STREET,- .'•', -
".}' Kcar Thtrtietfc. '^ Tel. Market '_82. -"^
I THEOpORtpiIERKS ':& Ca •
\ , '."\u25a0 \u0084-' "- \u25a0\u25a0 i Undertakersi, ;.;.;•\u25a0 {. '. . ; ".. ;--.
I 990 ; I»evli»adero, St.'," Cor. ' McAlllater.
i ,-..-«.,--;:\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 : 4 Telephone -, : .'U r e»t;.,4SO4;> '.%;.;'\u25a0'>'
! PcS6|connorl:& co:>
j - FUICERALIDIRECTORS,;
770 TURK : BT^ between iVan Ness Aye.'
[\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' 1 and 'Franklin St. ;"\u25a0.>";'.. l\ \u0084;•
I Lady Attendant. ~ : ; \u25a0;:[ > -, ..Tel. ; Franklin : : 101 l
1^ ft '^ GREENE CO. $
\ -}'/:\u25a0 :"-^: : V^FUT»ERAI/sl6lßr_CT6B;S.f^>-%i \u25a0
i ' ; •''. \u25a0.; »>* NE."> cor.*' Sixteenth >\u25a0 and Guerrero «ta. r • ;
! Formerly -i ot~. MeFadden, ..Mcßrearty - & " Green.
j y :«;>% :>'i^.Telephone r Special 1567. '. - ; ->^ ,
WOODLAVVN CEMETERY
' ; \u25a0 .- >::"-' \u25a0 :* \u25a0 - 1 - ;*• '• San * Mateo j County. H" " ..,;-\u25a0:-..• \u25a0:\u25a0
I Finest and Best Equipped Receiving Vault' and
;•;:'\u25a0;•.\u25a0<>\u25a0'. -• "\u25a0'-':. :\ • i^rSiChapel^V; \u25a0'?*>:\u25a0 - ; \u25a0':'''\u25a0. '-'\u25a0 \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0
'\u25a0- '-- v- (Masonic s Cemetery tAssoelation^r -.'\u25a0 .v.. v .
(omce:ils4?O'Farrell!St. '„:-\u25a0; \u25a0 , JiS,
H. J. Gallagher Undertaking Co.
,' 'ilwtwiEßSTEßt it.-- t>et. Ellis \ and : O'Famli?
?|/Tel> Weat 1 5925." DANIEL T." DONOVAN, Pre.v
fli&jManageru-JOHNSDOUGHERTr.VIce Pres.
H." A.AVANSLNO. ;
' Fresh cut flowers dally. Floral designs prompt-
ly attended to. - - •\u25a0 • . ,i
; - 11% EDDYi ST.'s (old location),* San \u25a0 Francisco;^
': PHONE: MARKET 132.' . " -,
QJEintrieir Brosu
UNDERTAKERS 'AND JEMBAI.MERS,
- , 8460 1 SIXTE3EIVTH : STREET,
, Between * Church I and j Sanchez. v:jr : r «: v ;\u25a0
!SBSG.tSELIIKGBR.^^PtH3MHtZLBR.*^M
METZLEH'S^^ pDERTAKINGJOMPAffi
... PHONK.M.VRKET'Ifit.;... /
':\u25a0:•.--\u25a0"-:-:;. .OCEAjr.TRAVBJI** ;J: ; \u25a0-;- ,:
>^TE™?^ Steamers' T-eate : Broadway
\u25a0 \u25a0^vsi--^DS. / ' ' ' Wa^rves'
U^SSLKJ LOS ANGELES
y&MMr SANDIEGOL
SANTA'BARBARA"
Santa'Hcua. ;...../... ".: Every San(Hy. 10 ». V
State of California.... .Every ihnrsday, '"lo a. vn.
For SEATTLE/ TACOMA,
yictoria* yancoiiyer,^B. C^Puget
': Sound arid Alaskan Ports
: President (Seattle. only) :..^.M»y 14. 11 a. m.
L'matilla ..:.:.:..; ... . ...iXMay 22. 11 a." m.
Cither Puebla.v. ......... M«* U2. 27. 11 a. w.
5p0kane. .. r. . . . . .... . . ..... : : .5tay, 17, 11 a. m.
For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay)
Pomona;; May; 11. 1ft. ; 21 2S. St.Jnii 5. 10:30 a.m.
City of TopekaMay 13, IS, 23, 28, Ju" 2, 10:30 a.m
For GuayTOas.-Mazatlah] La Paz,
Ensenada/ San ; Jose^del Cation
'{^ : ; : \:~ Altata, Magdalena Bay- .]
Curaca0. ... ...... i\ .Ttn of Web montb. 10 a. m. !
r ALASKA f EXCURSIONS !
' Leaving Seattle'ind' Victoria/ J
Spokane. ...... .June 14,. 28,. July 12. 2«, An«. 81
Queen...'..;.;..... ;...........^.......;. July, 18 1
For Nbrhe and Stl Michael!" - !
Senator'. ;.'.'.;;. .June 1 -..--PrwtMent." ..June 4 j
LOW KATES. \u25a0< Including BERTH AND MEALS. |
• "Bight reserved to chance tbia schedule.
Jr *' j TICKET OFFICES: ; -, \u25a0'* |
BAN-FRANCISCO-3 Market tt. ' aad Broadway
v > wharf, i Telephone Temporary 492. ,
OAKLAND— 96S Broadway.
San ! Fraaclgco * Freight \u25a0. Office— Broadway wharf. I
'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. C. D. DUNAXX a. P. A.. San Franclaco. '
NOME
I And ST- MICHAEL. j
The Pacific Coaat Steamship Co.'t -.arse'
- . \ ' . . and . elesast Steamahtp* - ' 1
8; LEA VING SEA TTLE:^
Senator ... .Jl". June' ;! Senator .'....... Jaly 17
Prenident ....;.Jon« 4[tJmatilU .......July 31
*.\lontara .June S| Senator Aug. 9
•EureUa .....r.June 20 Seaator .....;.. Sept. . 1
Senator ...June 24 Senator ....... B*pt. 24
•Meteor ... ; ...July 1 President ...... Sept. 28
•Carrying ' frright . enly.
\ Connecting at Nome for Golovin, Sol-
omon and -Teller. At St. Michael with {
Northern: Nav. Co.'b river steamers : tor
Fairbanks. Tanana, Dawson and all'
points on the. Yukon. ;::-/-
This company's steamers leaving San
Francisco every fifth day make close
connections " at Seattle. Through tickets
and bills of lading- issued at loWftst
rates. ". ,. • .-. \u25a0 -. :i ; .- \u25a0:.;\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0_ ;...-.- . :
Right reserved* > change this sched-
ule without previous notice. w
TICKET OFFICES:
3 Market Street and Broadway Wharf
Freight OHice^-Broadway Wbarf
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
.(Oriental Steamship Co.)
, Have Opened 'Their Permanent Offlc* at
Room 240, James Flood Building
--•\u25a0 S. S." "Nippon Maru" (calls at Manila). Fri-
day. Sf«y 31. ,1907. J-,*-.- -' fii »:•
-\u25a0\u25a0»B.": 8. ."Hongkong Mara," 'Friday, Jun« 28,
1907.*-- :-:-\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0:> .. . " \u25a0 -. \u25a0. -' ;- -«.-->£ \u25a0
v- S. _ S.* "America v Mara" (calls at Manila),
Tbnrsday,- Jutr, 18, 1907. ••
•-Steamer* '.will; leaVe 5 wharf.' corner First and
Brannan streets, 1 p. tn., for Yokohama ' and
Hongkong, , calling 'at Honolulu. Kobe (Hiogo),
Nagasaki and Shanghai; *and collecting at Hons-
Itoni; with steamers for Manila, India, etc. No
cargo received ;on t board lon - day of saillog.
.*- Round i trip tlekets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office, James
Flood Building. • ......
i :"".', . ~ •"..-. ..W. H. AVERT.
.• . \u25a0' ". \u25a0• \u25a0'.-•."* Assistant General Maziager.
NOMEatid
STmiGHAEL
'_•\u25a0'; Direct From San Francisco. j
;'\u25a0 : ; ;: ";-; \u25a0\u25a0s.;s.:ikdianji)" :\u25a0-.'
Trill make foar ronnd trips during th» season.!
First sailing May 28.' from China Basis Wharf,
and every, forty daya thereafter.'"". ' ' I
For, freight ' and 'passengers apply to
; BARNESOX-HIBBERD CO n .
172 Enn( St.. Saa Francisco..
.: Tetephona Temporary 2970.
OCEANIC £»; SCO:
HONOLULU— S. S t Alameda sails 11 m? m. Sat-
urday. May -11. Round trip, first clast, $125.
TAHITI. SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Marip<*» nils at
IV a. m.. May 21. First class, round -rip". J125.
HONOLULU— S. 8. WerraaaUa May 23. 11 a. m.
, Round -trip,: |185; second, " single. V>o.
J. D. BPR ECKELS BROS. CO-
BS Clay Street,, San FrancUco.
'-*. Passenger Dep*rtm*__» 6T3 Market 'at. ! ;
s-'.y Phoae 1231." "y
CCANDINAVUNAMERICANII^
\J 10,000 Too T win-Scf tw Pa»» t r.ger St earn era
--- ---..u. 1 ' , \u25a0 Direct to ; >
Norway, Sweden aad Denmark
\u25a0'.'\u25a0: ---.\u25a0"' Sailing from cK*w York' at noon.-.-
HelHg Olav. i. % . .May Xl Oscar II . ; . . . .'.June 20
UnUed \u25a0 States.. .".June 0 HelHff Olav.. July 4
C. Fv Tietjren. .June,l3 United . States. . .July 18
"Saloon, $70 and upward; second cabin, $55 ,
A. E. Johnson £ Co., 1 Broadway, S. XV.
.\u25a0•\u25a0-... r . or to lioeal Agrenta -.;,\u25a0.•.:.
COMPAGSIE GENER4LE TWISATUSTIQBE
C*. "i** DIRECT » LINKiTO i HAVRK-PARI3.
Sailing «very Thursday instead of Saturday,
•at 10 a. m.;. from Pier 42, North River, foot of
Morton • street. • *."\u25a0 '• « : ; - - • - , .
".First class to Havre, $70 and upward :"«econd
class \u25a0to Havre,' $45 and "\u25a0 Upward, s G EKE rax
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN-
ADA, 22 Broadway- (Hudson building), New
York. - J. ; F. ; FUGAZI. < manager , Pacific Coast.
C3O Montgomery . street. San Franclaco. Tickets
sold, by all* railroad;, ticket agents. ' ...
RAILWAY TRAVEL,
Northwyern Pacific Railroad Co.
- ,'.' '\u25a0/:-\u25a0 ;'/:May''5;"190?""; '/:May''5;"190?""
•\u25a0,-•'. SHORE DIVISIOX
, For Sansallto, Mill Valley, Saa Rafael
-WEEK \u25a0\u25a0: DATS-j-Every 30 . mlautes
from- S:l5 to -9:45", a. m. ; hourly until
2:45 p.; m.: then .every. 30 minutes until
7:46 p. m::'»:00,.10:U and 11:5S p. en. .
. SUNDAYS— Every -; 30 -minuter , from
«:lß'a.m. until: 8:15 p. m.;s:oo.*»-iB
•9:45, 10:15 and J1:65 p: m. >_*•"'
. ;v ;For,-Falrfax-— Week^days-lfi-is g.js
7:15, 8:15 av ml.-; 2:45, 3:15. '^45 4:15
4:45 ' and 6:15 . p.: m. .r Sundaj-a*: ru'
9!15,t10:16,-40:45,:11:45-a. m.M2:45 1-45*
2:45, 4:15,^4:45 and 3:15 p. m..i . **."/
'J*-Far? San:~Quentln-^-DeUy— B-15 \9-ak
11:45 a. m:,12:45. ana 1:45 p.m. "
'1 8:15'a.sm. dally:r2t4» p. m.; ddilv «
ceptiSunday/:andTB:is,p.- m ; • SiiDd^y
only sfor-.-: Camp Meeker,: Monte Rirf
Caxadero i and way stations. ; ; \u25a0••>><" '
;A»:15 a; m., Sunday only, and 5:15 n - m
daily, .except Sunday; for . Lasunitas
Camp Taylor. Point -Reyes and wav
stations^ ;i r -»•-- --v \u0084 \u25a0 . *
r*To Sausilltoionly.'T-', . » .*.; .. -
rr -\u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0••WEStBIOf: DIVISION *
For Tibarea, Belvedere and San n»f«,i,
.riT^O, 8:00, 9:15.:ll:00 a. ra., 13:35*?3fl
5:10, *s:so,'6:Jo;t».;m;;daily.." - '<*:.?'
1\u25a0; 7:3OTa. a nv>dallyiforiPetaluma, Santa
Rosa, Cloverdale. , Ukiah, v Wllllts;; Sfeer*
wood. t Seba»topoU and 1 way station*
2 8 :0O ' a. m.y daily < for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa, : Camp " Vacation, Glen Ellen and
way stations." >v ,-.\u25a0>'. *-^'=- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•.•-.:-- \u25a0/.\u25a0\u25a0., \u25a0\u25a0 , ~\ \u25a0< -..
;.ia:3o-p.\m. dally for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Cloverdala, < Ukiah.'a; GuernevHls
Sebastopol and way stations. ,
'->"?; 5:10 ;p.; m. dally, for.lPetaluma.^ Santa
Rosa, Sebaatopol, Glen Ellen and way
Btationa.'/, .#-\u25a0•>-?*-» >-.- \u25a0;; -(\u25a0; -•/ _«:\u25a0; -7-5. - Vv .r
" ;8:15 a.mr Suflday only, for Petalnma,
Santa i ßosa, Glea Ellen .and -way sta-
tl<ms.::-K'yr.iS '-.^'-\u25a0•: " : -''.r. r - ,-\u25a0"••\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0-. \u25a0
. »To Tlbaron only «a*-.«eek: days..
\u25a0 Ticket ' Offices: < Ferry t bultdittg, and General
Offices. Jam&J Flood building. : , :
-•-, — \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0.:*.- v-JAS."AOLER. General Manager. '
JT. J. G EAKY. Act; G«a. Paaaenger * Freight Agt.
;;--","~;-\ \u25a0 Undertakers I and ißUnbalmera.'iV' " " -
1533 - Golden « Gate ~- ay.v between ; Fillmore* -'and
s " - .;-. V- "•-•"'\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0'* Steleer: streets.-^"'-. --* ;-
'\u25a0.;.-.., : : ch^'^'\: Phone '? Tark : S6T.* :* .. ' '
5* TELEPHONE. PARK 12. i, : '-:'; -.>.""
SAMUEIgMcFADDEN & CO.
I".', ' FUNEKAL OIR_CTOBS,;
j.- ; : ': * 1070 r. fifaf nbt st. > near i Baker. '
v. Take, Uaiglif street .Cars.' -. ;
RAILvVAV TRAVEI.
\u0084-,. - . \u0084..-..... ....... .... . . — -. . .- y '.-... .. 1 ....-'. .
Tfatts wave in an ny
r°^«lHSf\ San Francisco
\<lr&)ry '"- FERRY DIPOT
j^iiX^ - Foot bl-lar-at Street
Leave —VIA OAKLANP PIES-- ArtiTt
7.09 a Richmond. Benld*. Sacramentrx '
_^ Saiaun and Way Statloni_^__. IM*
7.804 Klmlra, VacavUle.RuinseT..---, IM9 "
>7.»* Davig. Woodland. -
„ r Chico. B#d Blufl— OroviUw 7wll»
7^9« EmhHrst»*Sewarfe.~ Cettterville,
m San Jose, Lo» Catos, Wrif h« _. SM9
7.« a Vallajo, Napa. Caliatoca. Santa
_ • - Roaa. Martin m. San R*mon__ *2U
7.4 m Mies. Plea*& nto n_ Livenaore.
\u25a0~ m TracT. Lathrop, Stockton .. 12*9
8J0» Shasta Eipress— (Via DaTit.J v
Williams.' Willonre.* Red Bloff.
_, „\u25a0 Ashland. Portland and Eaat_: 123*
M 29* Martinez. A ntioch. Byron.Traey.
~'f:.-v Stockton. Newman, Lrsßancw.
• Mendota, Armon*. Hanford, 4J*»
- > , Vi3alla.PoTt«rville-_™._^_ %M*
8-!8a Port Costa. Lathrop. Merced. Mo-
desto. Fresno. Hanford. Vl-
salia. Tulare. Bakenfield 445»
».40a Niles. 3aa Jose. Uvermore.
Stockton <*Milton). Valley
-- . Hprinr. lone, gaerame-ttv . 4M*
MOa Sonora. Tnolamne and Aogels^- 4M»
».Wa Atlantic Express — Ocdea ___. «_«»
I.ooa Reno. Tonopah. Goldfl«ld_i— 4JS?
».4Ca Richmond. Port Costa, ilartinee.
~ and Way Stations •'\u0084-, 'TT... • •.<•»
19.20. Vallejo. Mara Island, Kapa__. lUta
1».20a Xaw Orleans Express— Baier*-
fleld, Los A cxeles, Deming, X \u25a0 \u25a0
Paso, Kevr Orleana..^i_._._. IM9
JOJOa Port Costa. Mar ttne*. Byron, \u25a0• *
Tracy, h athrop. Stockton.
Merced, Raymond, , Fresno,
. Gosben .Junction. Hanford.
Lemoore. Visalia, Tnl*re. T.BS»
11.09 a The Overland Llmitsd— Omaha. . --\u25a0\u25a0
Chlcaao. Da ever. Kansas Utar 12H
H. 40« KlleaandWay St*Uon»__.« v ZAH
2.Mb Newark, Aine w.San Joje._ IJM§
3.00b Benicia. winters. Sacramento.
Woodland. Kuiz htt Laudinc. :
3lary9 ville and Oro?i_e_ _«._ l$JS*
32<b Yosemlto Valley .\u25bc!* Eajmond—
Wawona ßoute :::r.',. ,..-'. ;v..:.r W*t
i2t>9 Port" Costa, Martinez. Byjon.
a - Mod«3to. Merced. Fr«no____. VtMi
3JO» Via Tiburon. West Kapa. 8t-
Heleaa. CaUsto?a-- : , M-2S*
3.40» Portlaad Express, (xfa DaTisl. ..
WlUlams, 'Willow*. Red BlttS. :.
\u25a0 A Aland. Portland and £*i* §.*»»
3.M» Kile* aTkl Way Station*.. ;.„ 7.tt|
4.90» . Valjeio. Martinez. Ban Ramon. \u25a0 .
Napa. Cali stoga. Santa Rosa— CM|
4.00p Nilee. Tracy. Stocfet on todi . It_3«
4.20* Elmhurst. Ke vrark Centervill* ) «.4«i .
- " • Ajrnew.San Jose.\__-.^; .. * tl*-4*» ' '
4.40» Hayward. NUes. Ir*inartoo. Saa tl_3«
. Jose. 14 vermore_ ;\u25a0 t11.4&*
5.09^ The Owl Limited— Newman, Loa -•.;\u25a0: .'-."
Banos. Mendota, Fresno. Ttt-
- lare. Bakerafleld.^ Xo> Angles i.4»i
5.20? Hayward. Niles and «anJote-__ 7.« i
-S29f Vallejo. Port Costa. Benicia. Sol- '
san, Sacramento U2it '
I.X» China aud ' Japao Fast Mail—
. v Ojden. Omaha, Clilca^o--—--
Martinez. Sto ck ton. Sacra-
mento. Reuo. Spares . UAh '
•_4» Hayward. N'lles and San Jose—, t.ii*
7.«0» Goldfleid Pas* — Port Costa. Be-
nicia,' Suistm, \u25a0'\u2666' Elraira, Dtxon.
Paris. Sacramento. Tniciea _ \u25a0
Wadswnrth. Hazen. Fallon.
Tonopah. Qol dfl eld and Kealer I.OSi
7.W>» Rhy elite. Beatty, Bnllfrc«__.; m 42& i .
7.009 Vallejo. Benecia and' Way Bta-' *
- . tioris. Sunday only :.:._^_.; 1123*
9299 Orearon Express— Sacramento.
MarysrllTe, Redding. Fort* -
;\u25a0 ; - laud. Pui st Sound and _a*t. MS*
>.Mb Fast Mail— O _de n. Oman*. C_t-
cago.— Pueblo, Kansas City.
St. Lonta \u25a0...._._„..„,_.„ u_ H.4M
. COAST LINE
JW(Tkird and Townseod Street*)
ClOa Valencia SC San Jose and. Way
" " Stations ._:;_.• ;"".. •,,*-,-.,....'-\u25a0• CJ*# \u25a0«
7.00 a Valencia St. Ked wood. San Jos«.
Morsanhili. GUroy. Pajaro.
. Watjonvilte. Banu Crux— tan-
ret— Bonlder Creek. Salisa* .
Del Monte, Monterey. . Pacific
. Grove -__\u25a0_\u25a0_.; -_„_.. .-_ - 5.48»
•.Ma Sbora line Limited— Saa J«te.
Salinas. Paso Rob les Hot
Springs, Ban Lois Oblspo.
Santa Barbara. Los Angeles *J8»
B.ooa Pel ' Monte. M onterey. Pacific '
Grove™ ; _^_~. ft-Cp
I.Ma Wataonville. Santa Craa,L_arel.
v Boulder Creek™..^ ._.. ~ .. SJO*
!.30» The* Coaster— Saa Jose, Balinas. \u0084
Paso Ito ble a Hot Springs.
Santa Margarita. Ran Lots
Oblspo. Goad alupe, Santa
\ Barbara, San . Bnenaventora, . \u25a0
Oxnard, Burba nk. Loa AnseleS 11.45*
BJOa Gilroy. HoUi3ter.Tr« Pines. Ps> *;-
jaro. Watsonville. Santa Cms.
> Castro ville. Del Monte. Pacific
~* Grove. Surf, Lohjdcc_..._ ;„ 11.45»
9.05 a Valencia St.. South San Fran- ' . f
\u25a0 , cisco. Palo Alto. San J05e...... tA9p
IOJOa Valencia St.. Burl in game. Fan
Mateo. Redwood. Palo Alto.
San Jose ._. M 0»
11.30 a Valencia St., Saa Jose and Way ,
' "-, RtatlAna \u0084 , . , 4.lS* \u25a0
- 2.0*0 .Valencia St.. San Josa and W*jr *
" \u25a0 V : -Ktatif.n« •"-"\u25a0'\u25a0.\u25a0.,.' t_B_ *-
3.00 a Del . Monte Express— Valencia. '
* -i St.. San Jose. Gilror. Wat«o_>.
- . ville. Santa Cruz. Del Monts. '
Monterey. Pacific Gr0ve........ 12.15*
3.00, Hollister. Tres Plno» —.:..-\u25a0-. 5.4«»
- 3.15* New Orleans Express— El Paso.
San Antonio. Houston. Jf«w
Orleans and East i_ 10lS«
3.lSs San Jose. Salinas. Paso Roblea
Hot Springs, Santa Barbara. '
Los Angeles— . \u0084 :.. \u25a0 .[tJta
3.15p Watson ville. Santa Crnz, Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific
Grove-.™... ._. ___ _„. \u0084_ 1J.45»
3.30? Valencia St, South San Fran-
\u25a0 risco. Sau Jose. Gilroy, Hol-
lister. Tres Pinos^.-™-..-™.^. 13.31«
4.30p Valencia St.. San Jose and Way j Tf.6ta
* Stations ».„..._ _.„!; > 19.15*
f 5.00b Valencia St.: Barlingaae. San
- ' . Mateo. Palo Alto. San Jos».
Lo» Gatoa . „ . > tJ.ffa
S.3op Valencia St.. San Jose and Way -
' v.'- Stations ..., - _.; 13.90 a
t*.o3p Valencia St.. Bnrllnfanie. San
Mateo. Beresford. Behnont,
. Redwood. Fair Oaks. Menjo
Par-. Palo Alto, San Jose.__. . 7.40 a
C 39» Valencia St., San Jose and Way . * .
- - Stations .„.„ _v; : ;u_..- IJ*i
S.OOp Sunset Expresa— San Jose. SalU-
' nas, Paso Roble3 HotSprinj?.
Ban Lni3 Obtepo, Santa Bar*
bara. Los Angeles. Deming. El
Paso, Sew Orleans ... _«_.;« 16.15 a \u25a0
B.ooa Golden State Limited Sleeper— - "
: . El l**so. Kansas City. St Louis,
\> -~ '\u25a0 :•• Chicago ..„.. „.___ ..... lt.lSa
S.OQ9 Pajaro. Watsonvll!e. Capltola.* *
Santa Cru2; Castrofille. D^l
Monte. Pacific Grove-_._i~— 11.45»
B.lSp Valencia St.. Ocean View.- Palo
"\u25a0 A I to, San Jos© ____ _, - , •\u0084„„„ I. (5*
il.OOp ' Sacramento River Steamers...,,- HMp "\u25a0
4.00» Wednesdays from Howard St.
•Wharf K0.2. "S.S.-Br«»k*
water." Marshfleld, CoQOille,
Myrtle Point. Ore '\u25a0 tt.fl<W
Union Transfer Company apsnt- eefflses '
baggago and checks on trains of Soot-em '
Pacific and deliverto r-sldenc*. T_ey*r».'.-
airthorjzed to chect .bagmn.' direct from
residence. • r - -- - \u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0'-,-;\u25a0>*> -.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.-.-
OAKLAND HARBOR ' FERRY
. : .? ;, (Foot of MarVet Street) "< \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0) t '.. -.
. 7XO", 8.00. 9.C0. 10X0. 11.00 *.».
12.00. 1X0. 2M. 3X0. 4 JO. SXO. ftJO. BJO. MB »au
A'lor Mornlnsf P for Afteraocm
. - tsnnday execpted. JStnudar oi_ty. "s" s
OT./TAMALPAIS RAILWAY,:
I J Via Saaaalite r«rry— T— t mt M-rkrt St. •
I Lv. Saa Fraa. '\u25a0' "-^JBB^>-T . \u25a0 Lv.Taa»lyia . j
DAY I PAY K^^Hjm PAT PAT \
»:«A 7:15 A W 933 A ™iA •
\ "iaSpTfcUA 1 IZUP 4U4P ;
_____ 11:15 A 'HaF l'4fl P \u25a0
J SATUR- llitiP fcl«P MtBB, f
2:15 p Lap) MaWay 4«4* P day - {
•\u25a0 -, TICKET OFFICB AX SAUSAIJTO TtXXT^ \ \
—————— «\u25a0———_\u25a0 — — — — - —\u25a0—————«\u25a0 mmm — \u25a0— I ————\u25a0» *
U. -- -' ..-',.-•—.\u25a0,.....; ,.-,.,,--. - \u25a0 „ • — =. .--.,.- \u25a0,- \
BAY A.YD IXTERURBAJJT. ROUTES
MARE^ISI-AND NAVY YARpt
;Y; YALLEJO and NAPA „j \u25a0
NAPA '-VALIiBY KOCTB
Montlcello S. S. Co. and >'apa Valley H«eUl«
R. H. Co. Clcs« coan««tiosa. \u25a0• ---\u25a0 •-\u25a0•'\u25a0
' tt— ROUND TRIP* DAII.T— 4
' Boats leave Saa Franc!*co T;00, *9:4& a. rrat. t -
12:30 noon. 305, «:Oo,*fB_» p. m. . .
w, San z Francisco landing and ofac*. Clay street .
wharf, north : end Ferry boUdiag. Market street
£erry.^M^ala*a laearte.* [ .\u25a0\u25a0,.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*••( '. - \u25a0< -
1 • Paons Tempowry 408. * - v_ t
[ H \»Landa Xavy Yard direct. '
Weekly Call, ?1 per Year]
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