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ROOnS AXTJ BOARD ;-.
ALTA VISTA. Franklla and EUU sts. .
io « *U1 »» pleased with rooms, table -and
service. . - . ......
FINE table board and room. 2SS9 FlUinore st
P 42» F l°m*^l Z7l ~— Elegant , fnrnißhed rooms;
-pert table board: fine locality; r«a»oo»b1e: ref*.
PIEP.CE et. 261, cor. Page— Furnished rooms,
with or without board; prices vary; homelike.
PIERCE et., 405— Room with or without board.
men or women, at 1 25 a month. • .
I'IEBCE et. 815 near Me AllLeter— Large «onny
room; eUo table board; borne cooking. -v 9-
7 st., 593. cor. Pierce, nr. Halrht— Prl-
yate ramuy; tnnny room and board. t5.50 up.
B^. T^° ard ;o bb 2 me eonirorts; large grounds; rea-
wrnable. 13th ay. and E. 21st et
SUNNY front rooms ! with - board. I 1810 Vallejo
*t.; terms reasonable, ; \u25a0 \u25a0
ROOMS AXD BOARD— Berkeley
X ? R ii rnG . ATE ~ CoaT * nl « ntl y situated: adjoining
t»e university grounds on car line; by apply-
ing at once arrangements may be made for
Bummer accommodations; elncle rooms and
suits, with baths; refined and homelike cur-
rouiNilnrs: special rates for families. Ad-
dress ISO 9 Euclid ay.; teL Berkeley 1615.
LARGE, suany and outslfie rooms In attractive
p v lvat *. horae: excellent table: . telephone;
choice location. 2647 Durant ay. cor. College
ay.. Berkeley. - : .
COLLEGE ay.. 2540. near Parker et— New fur-
clshed rooms with excellent board. •
OAKLAND ROOMS AXD BOARD
LARGE. «mny rooms with board. Central
phone Oakland 1894. 870 llth st. Oakland.
ROOMS TTA>TED
ONE nnfanslshea sunny, quiet room wanted for
N boose keeping; respectable location: nrirate
family; sute price. Box 2600. Can office.
SA.VITAniUMS
AT DR. JUILLY'S SANITARIUM, confinement
with 10 days* care. $30 to ?80. 2504 Howard;
phone special 171. Training school for nurses.
6ELKCT private home for ladies In confinement
1628 Sntter et cr. Lagnna; teL West T531.
- -SHEET " METAL '-- tK>ii ; .|
BHEET METAL AND PATENT CHIMNEYS. F
W. CLIFFORD. 620 TCRK. Tel. Franklin 657.*
MAJESTIC Sheet Metal Works— Manf. tin/ iron,
capper, brass. TeL Page 2415. lOCS McAllister.
SIGNS AJfD ELEoTRIO SIGXS
ONLY house in city making ell kinds of signs;
«ur patent electric elgn saves 80c on every dol-
lar yoo would burn; best In work. lowest is
price. BOTCHNEB'S. 848 Larkin st '
SLOT MACHINES
CASH or check machs., panchers. lifters; goods
sold or on percentage. 2144 Market. Arcade.
CASH. CHECK. PILOTS. ELKS aod CARD
MACHINE; G34 GOCGH ST., nr. Fulton.
SIGJf PALYTEVG
DESMOND— Signs, painting; estimates, designs.
__6gS_SteTepffon. near new P. 0.: tel. Mkt 2532.
TRUNKS
TRUNKS, eultcases. cheapest and best In. dty.
N. Y. Trunk Company. 808 Van Ness ay. \u25a0>."\u25a0•-\u25a0
UNITED GLASS WORKS
H. R. HOPPS. Proprietor.
All klsds of ornamental glass, 115 Turk st
__Telepbone _ Franklin 1783. j
SHADE Mfg., 2505 Howard, cor. 21st; brass cur-
. tsin rods, paint wall paper. J. P. JOCRDKN*.
ADVANCE window shade factory. Orders filled
at ehort notice. GEO. WALCOM. 637 Turk rt.
*
WINDOW shades made and repaired. J. F.
HCTER. «r>4 Larkin tt Pbone FrtnkHn 2552.
THIS 5s to notify whom it may concern that I
severed oy connection March 6,-1907. with
restaurant located at 641 Turk, known as
MartinelH's restaurant, and will not be liable
for any further transactions that place may
liave in the future.
O. B. ANTONLNI,
E. CAMERA.
O. GROSSO. -
NOTICE — All parties having claims against ar-
ticles In a certain store at 330 Third st, for-
merly weenpied by Tom Geanon; Nick Geanon,
Ctrlst Kaloaals and Ao?c:o Argetus, will pre-
fr'ent claim in 6 days or articles will be sold. |
ALL i:.«-rcban:s or any person or persons are
Dotifled that without my written consent I will
not be responsible for any bills for which they
may expect me to pay. and decline to da so.
HOBEBT KIEK.
NOTICE — That the partnership of-C. B. Kller
and T. C. Burns has been dissolved, and any
bills arising to prevlocs date I - will not be
responsible for. ' - T. C. BURN'S.
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NOTICE— THE GIANT POWDER
COMPANY. CONSOLIDATED, Giant Station,
California. A dividend. No. 101. of fifty cents
(50c) 'per share on the issued' capital stock of
the company has been declared payable ' June
10, 1907. Transfer books will j close June 3,
1907, at noon. Checks will be- mailed.
C. C QCIXN.- Secretary. *
HEAL. ESTATE TIIA.VSACTTOXS
Pope Estate to Edward. C Hewitt and wif.\
lot oa N line of Serenteenth street 75 W
of Belredere, W 25:1, N 68:1 H. E 25, S 91:2;
$10. , \u25a0
Emily W. Benedict to George B. GlTlson, lot
on S line of Pine street 137:9 E of Stockton,
E 34:4H ty S 137:6; $10.
Jacob Goldberg aad wife to - City and County
of San Francisco. lot on NE corner \u25a0of Four
teenth arenoe and Clement street E 82:6 by
N 100; $2,800.
Edward D. Swift to Thomas D. O'Brien, lot
Intersection E 11ns of Pope street and SE line
r>t Mission, S 100, N 68:6, N 75, W 100, S 73;
$10. .._..;.\u25a0-.
riamptoa estate company, to Johß.Tamoay and
wife, lot on N line of Twenty-fourth street 100
X of Shotwell. E 22:6 by N 112; $10.
Hobert Bergf eld and wife to Albert W. Bar
sr-cn. lot on E llae =of Lotta street 200 S of
f*ariuw=*as arenne, S 25 by E 100; $10. •\u25a0
Frefia S. Sand to O. A. Cnemer/ lot on S
line of Oak street 153.3 W of Masonic arcane,
W 25 by S 137:6; $10.
George \r. Hughes to Georje Jex, lot on E
line of Eureka' ctreet 210 S of Twenty-first 8
25 by E 115t9; $10. .
J. W. Wright tt Sons lnreetment company to
Rerena H..Kn!ght lot on NE corner of A street
aod Tweoty-eecond avenue, N 85 by E 52:6; $10.
W. A. Harrey to H. W. Hunsaker etal.. tin
dlTlded &-6 of lot on N line of McAllister street
82:6 W of Pierce, W 65 by N 137:6r$ia •-.
Nathan D. Newman . and - wife to Edwin
Rohwab. lot on W line of Thirty -ninth aTenne,
125 SW of S street W 240. S 25. E 120, V 00.
E 120; $10/ .
Moritz Fischer to Johanna Fischer, lot' oa 8
line of Jackson street 187:6 W of Leareo
worth, E 25 by 8 187:6; $10.
\u25a0 J«»e McDonald to Annie Page, ° lot a NW
corner of Larkia and Eddy streets. If 25 by '•
W 85: $10.
Dewey Coffin and wife to William n. Kelser, '
lot on S line of LlnadHl * arenue, 140 W of
Howth street. W 30 by S 75;" $10/
If ax Mamlock to Mary . Salomon, lot on E
]fs« of Sereoteenth avenue. SOO S of R street
c 25 by E 120; $10. ;
John H. Grady and wife to Grorer \u25a0 Grady, <
lot oa N line of Tulare street, - 60 -W of Minne
sota, W 60 by N 125. and one other piece; $10.
Pope estate ' company to Emma Brun. lot on
N line of Seren'jeentfa street 197:1 HE of Cole.
E 25:1. » 153:8%. W, 25:8%, S 151:7%; $10.
fDulldlns Contracts ' .
N. Tarantlno ,' with L. A. Hlnson — All work
except shades and chandeliers for \u25a0'_ two \u25a0\u25a0 story '
and basement frame building on S line of Gre«n
street 137:6 Wof Stockton. W 21:6 by- S ISO;
S4 200/ . "' . \u25a0" -\u25a0" ' *-'--;. -?», v ;. ; -. '.
John.F. Boyfl with* OtU < elevator company —
One passenger elevator. for building, corner? Min t;
n venue and Fifth street; $3,600. ,
F. L. Bandlndlste! with John \u25a0 <3. Schmidt ' &
goq o xil work for two story and basement trams.
building on lot commencing et point 183:4 from
>, . corner of Green and Larkin streets, S 77:6
by E $2,700. . - .«»,--; -
' Miss rsimie a. Gunn with John V. Stlefel —
All ' work for '\u25a0 two ' Oats on lot on E line of ;
GTierrero street 8— Bof Seventeenth; $6,3&0. .
PEVALTY FOR TRAIX WRECKING
In infernal maliciousness few. crimes
known to man surpass ; the .offense of
train wrecking."* The raacal who >' plots
to wreck •ft train; whether his - purpose
Is revenge orj robbery. Is an enemy of
society.- - FromT hi» 'dastardly' perform-;
ances everybody, recoils .with a' shudder.
The train wrecker, gambles, with/ human
I J f e. He has ' no hesitation . about Insti
tuting a elaugrhter ! of^ the;, innocents.'
He makes - property/ trave^/ human* life
unsafe. The penalty for ? train r wreck -
Ing should b«~ precisely thysame'es i the
punishment for premeditated *murder>~
Hartford Times. V^ : r " :*: * -
A" Bllver-lead" smelter.- Is being erected
* in Chihuahua' wnlcb will; have a capac
ity of : 800 - tons " dsily/ and employing
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Secretary Garfield to Make
Western Tour This Month
Will Visit Calif drnia to Study Land
and Water Problems •
SECRETARY of the Interior James R. Garfleld will make a tonWof
the vies t to study land, water and forest reserve problem*, arriving
In Denver June IS and coining to California later. Besides fanilliar
ltlns himself ;. with : the great qnestlona- affecting this portion of : the
United States he will probably set a firm grip on the political [ situation.
San Francisco is included tn his Itinerary. President Roosevelt's In
struction to Garfield is simply to "go ahead." ' ' . ; t:\ </,'
Ira E. Bennett
. WASHINGTON, June I.— lt \u25a0 is '. ex
pected that a lively storm will develop
at Denver June 15, when* the secre
tary of the interior, .James , R. Gar
field, will ; make a i speech/which ", has
been read and revised by the president,
outlining the attitude of the adminis
tration toward the great questions that
affect the west. Some of the boldest
and most able of the president's op
ponents will attend the Denver "meet
ing, and it Is possible that "Jimmy"
Garfleld may have a lot of trouble on
his hands answering the questions that
are to be propounded to him. After
meeting the enemy on his own. ground
Secretary Garfield will make an ex
tended tour, through the west, includ
ing California.
In spite of- the remarkable attack
upon the president's land and forest
policies in, the senate last winter, it is
confidently believed here that the west
is overwhelmingly.'- in sympathy with
him in his efforts to preserve the land,
water, coal and forests of the west for
the individual. Instead of having It
gobbled by corporations. The pressure
upon the government by 1 cattlemen,
Irrigation Interests, the lumber trust
and .other members of the allied "sys
tem" is. something terrific, and under
ordinary conditions, with ordinary
men. these interests would have their
way. But these - are extraordinary
times and President: Roosevelt and his'
lieutenants are no ordinary men. -
The most paternalistic ' system ever
Inaugurated under this government jls
that under which the -forests are ad
ministered. Everything centers in the
forester. He has absolute power over
the forests and the - grazing ' within
them. He grants 'to settlers the righl
to fence in their tracts or he denies
it. He Issues permits for grazing or
withholds them, as he sees fit. He dic
tates the manner in which timber
shall be cut and fixes its price.- The
exteit ot hla territory is greater than
that of France and.. Germany com
bined. Within this empire it Is within
his power to create settlements or to
prohibit them. State and oounty lines
have no meaning to him. He : is Just
as potent in a state as he is in a ter
ritory. The force of centralization
could not go much further than in his
case. ''-::'"':' ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 • t '\u25a0'\u25a0- ! ' "
This enormous power " meets with
strenuous objection from some of the
influential; men of the west, who think
development is retarded by too arbi
trary administration of the national
forests. Some of these men : are : un
questionably honest, and are inspired
by motives of state pride. Others are
known to be closely connected with if
not actually under the, pay of the lum
ber trust. Unfortunately for the honest
ones, the cause they advocate is that
of the corporation as "" against the in
dividuaL However, eloquently they
may point out the danger of too much
centralization of. power in the hands of
the Washington authorities,' the reply
is instantly, made . that centralization-Is
inevitable and that - the hands .of the
government are cleaner than. those of
the lumber trust. .
According to Forester - Plnchot, the
fear of arrested development on ac
count of the forest policy is . exagger
ated. He points out that all public
lands, whether in - forest reserves .or
not. are open to homestead entry.: No
man can be prevented from settling in
a forest reserve if he finds a piece of
land that suits him. Not only must
he.be permitted to settle, but he has a
right to build a. road to his place and
can not be shut In by any regulations.
He has the right to appropriate lumber
for a house, the right to graze his cat
tle on public land and so on. Pinchot
insists that this Is all that anybody,
could ask and all that is enjoyed in the
west outside of the reserves.
POLICY LIKED LV OREGON
Information from Oregon Inclines of
ficials here to the opinion that the'na
tional forest policy is heartily, support
ed there by a majority of the people,' in
spite, of the intense opposition of cer
tain interests. The same attitude is
reported In Idaho and other states. Cal
ifornia is not within the radius of the
antlforest reserve feeling. The admin
istration believes 'California is In sym
pathy, with its plan to preserve and
increase the forests, conserve the graz
ing lands, safeguard the water supply
and prevent monopolists from getting
control of the forests. :
a new system »for : leasing . grazing
lands is. to be started if the administra
tion has: sufficient; Influence with' con
gress to obtain the , necessary legisla
tion. At present the forester, has con
trol over grazing lands - within forest
reserves 'and can- conserve the. grazing
lands by I carefully supervising : the | is
suance of permits. : Sheep; and cattle
men are required' to pay/so;.much a
head and are " granted -i specified -lands
upon which to graze their stock. -'/ Thus
the continual crowding- of herds is
avoided . and grazers know how to pro
vide y for : their x herds a year :two
ahead. Some of them report an Increase
in the weight of their lambs, due to
the- better feed obtainable under the
new system and the absence of crowd
ing.-; • "-.';'. "\ . ::\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-: .-: /'
Outside. the forest reserves, however,
grazing is still ' conducted in haphazard
fashion. "The cattle still "con
trol thousands of square miles of pub
llolands by sheer. force'of "arms. ; . They
are not \bo i bold ' in ; fencing " in vuncle
Sam's domain, but there are still in ex
istence ;- many hundreds of .,:. miles of
fences. Settlers are elbowed; out '•\u25a0 of
these : lands and } if , they persist in try-
Ing \u25a0 to '\u25a0 homestead \u25a0 lands they ; are . ha
rassed \u25a0"<\u25a0 until S they, ' are * glad i.to • quit.
Nevertheless, the \u25a0 glad old days *of the
cattle barons are swiftly passing. L .The
settlers \u25a0 are '• like i ants and % they, creep
and crawl along \u25a0 in^eplte lof ;the;Xrantic
efforts of the cattle people to roll. them
•back;'*'^/^' \u0084/-: , .r...'.'\u25a0 / \u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0 :-"\u25a0 "\u25a0 - if:.;
\ • It is r now .: proposed : ; that* _ . congress
. shall I enact ' a | law; authorizin g the leas
ing of public - lands * for • long terms for
grazing, purposes. '^The ; right I of I home
steading , is to ' be preserved. Cattlemen
are to - be - permitted to , fence in '\u25a0 the
lands they lease,' but ; they are . to . permit
a: settler; to take, up JalQuarterißection
wherever * and ,4whenever ; hev likes. If
they -object 7 they^ 'are ,*, to 7: forfeit > their,
leases. ! By. the leasing plan,'^ cattle iwlll
be kept on regular ranges, instead of
flying : before , tho . wind : from ; North Da
kota." to -Texas, r Sheepmen \ are ;to| have
the i same % privilege ' as % cattlemen y and
thus . the eternal strife between the two
isito'befabolished^-^r;:;;":"''-'.';:^---:: ;- : -' ~^'?,
r This system Is approved by the stock
raisers.f:'The ; law should i have \u25a0 passed
congreasil f -ati'the'ilast£session,*|but?ithe
forest reserve^ debate \ caused': such\bit
ter \u25a0> feeling / that > the % grazing S amend
ment I was killed/;"-*. There ; is I little .doubt
in ~' the % opinion 7ot X the^ administration
that .the 'leasing -system will be 5 made
a -law* next i. winter. \u25a0 -. ; :^.^. -\u25a0' : :; '\u25a0 ,\': '\u25a0:, : ,:'~
"„\u25a0'. After j Secretary^ Garfleld * has> fought
it - out with* opponents; of the .adminl*-
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tration at ; Denver, he '.will continue lon
his inspection'' trip .through ;Uhe' west,
arriving at ; San Francisco ; some 'time , ln
August, according to present plans.', "At
specified , points ' he ; will :: be f- met s by
Director' Newell of the^reclamation rser
vice,; \u25a0 Commissioner/:; Balllnger^ of s the
general V land . .* of flce^ 1 f.| Commissioner
Leupp of thej lndian -; office^ and "by*' Fo
rester ..Pinchot.".;' Each^of ItheseJ officers
will go over, the ; : groundl personal ly
with Secretary "Garfleld and explain to
him at .: first '^hahd^the.i; questions that
have arisen" in their .work. ;- / v
While* he is in - California/ Secretary
Garfield will take. occasion to.make' Jan
inspection of the •. land* offices and ;it|.ls
ruVnored that several; changes are 'more
than probable.", : The'; system "of ', keeping
land records will be overhauled/; as .well
as the; personnel of : the \u25a0• and
greater 'efficiency and; security} will do
obtained if there isanyjway to; do it.
In •, this branch of . his "work, "as; In all
others, - Garfield has not . only received
carte blanche from the president to "go
ahead," "but | he is under f positive ; ; In
structions to.do so/. without \u25a0 regard ? . to
local I protests/ .whenever s he i" has - made
up his mind that he: is on the right
track., ; , " v . , -* " '•"."~. < *
MEETIXG I3V SAN FRANCISCO
The Klamath irrigation- project ; will
be, visited- by the - interior \u25a0 department
officials. , Theylwlll also, spend a week
or 10 days, in the forests of
California and • southern Oregon under
Forester Plnchot's guidance. "-*; Going
thence into the Sacramento valley, they
will make a broad .inspection .of i; the
irrigation projects there; • with .consid
eration of the allied questions of drain
age/ storage," navigation ;- and ; debris
disposaL ; _ At \u25a0 \u25a0 Sacramento • Secretary
Garfleld and party 'will meet Governor
Gillett and other state officers.* ; : ''\u25a0 .
A meeting is, to ! be ; arranged, at San
Francisco,, to - be . attended by represen
tatives -of theY great - Interests ; {touched
by the - interior- department/; 'A Lumber
men, cattle, and sheep men, miners, Ir
rigation and power men, big: land own
era and others; will be- invited'; to -meet
Secretary Garfleld and the heads of the
bureaus under j. his Jurisdiction/ ? It fis
possible that a conference will-be held
with reference to" the' proposal to grant
certain water storage rights and; rights
of way at - Lake | Eleanor, and In % the
Hetch-Hetchy. valley 'to the -city of San
Francisco. %If such a conference jls ar
ranged it will be^ attended byj represen
tatives of the; Modesto-Turlock- Irriga
tion district, whose rights are affected.
If Secretary Garfleld can find the time
he will go into,Yosemite valley, and get
an idea of the improvements-;.; that
should bo made for the development of
the park. At present ; the "energy?; of
the government vis -confined .to road
building and little ;of that, but
within a reasonable "time it lis hoped
that : congress j'will - maite } provision * for
opening the park and providing for vis
itors, as Is done? at "Yellowstone, i As
Garfleld's .itinerary "stands;*now,ihow
ever, it is \ not \ likely,; that ; he Vwill" be
able to reach the': Tosemite/., -
The Imperial valley -situation Vwill be
studied by Secretary Garfleld under the
guidance of Director Newell.^ There Is
reason to believe fhat\the president is
not altogether; convinced that the gov
ernment 9is :; Indebted Ito Harrlman and
the Southern ' Paclflcl f or "any^ sum Son
account , of the diversion: of the ''Colo-'
rado, for the reason that the chief , ben
eficiaries :of the diversion were the
Southern Pacific' and the California de
velopment company,. which is controlled
by the Southern Pacific. "The- govern
ment was not called upon to restore the
Colorado to\ lts : old channel,; ItUs now
admitted. Indeed, * -it: is "-questioned
whether the, government had .any. right
to act - without authority^' of -; congress.'
There .was g certainly | no : appropriation
available , and jno official '•>,; machinery
sul table to i undertake -the task. Gar
fleld proposes ' \o r learn on . the spot the
truth \ regarding this much mixed icon
troversy.;: u . : ' : .-";:'.;-v.;-;;':" .- /;\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 , *-'; - ' "'. '\u25a0 V •" ' '.':\u25a0\u25a0, ;»,"
': -,-. Reclamation ».:' officers \u25a0\u25a0.;\u25a0- sniff •; at the
pampnlet^lately issued by 12 M. Holt. of
Imperial, in.'; which ".' he % undertakes ;to
show that - the government ; Is an , enemy
of - the ;. whole ) Imperial i, country.'^. These
ofilcials ask ; why; Holt *\u25a0 suppressed . let
ters sent Ito him in { response '\ to > some
of ; his v own. : . They , say jhe -, has \u25a0; printed,
his own letters, but failed to print the
replies, which 'clearly; showed ; that the
reclamation; service -was ; willlng : to fun-"f un-"
dertake ': the' work iof controlling )' the
Colorado; and-; supplying ,i the ".Imperial
people .with water j Just \as \ soon - as \ the
California i development ) company^ would
get out vof the - way^The > reclamation
service plainly, indicated that it did not
Intend ; to; enter"; into J a partnership .with
any private • company i the^gov
ernmentlwould do all 1 the! wbrk and .the
monopoly ;/ would ' get - all '\u25a0\u25a0:, the I benefit.
/ hile \u25a0at > Imperial 1 / It $Is >; probable that"
Secretary ; Garfleld take j a-; look ?at
the i Calif ornla V; development
books ' In order : that hej may; advise ; the
president as j to : the '/ real
ownership Tof that ? c6hcern ! and whether
or, not, it :is insolvent, as Its officers al
leged last ; winter.^v 'v./rv ' - -.;,
\u25a0;'\u25a0\u25a0; On the .whole/ California matters will
occupy a liberal share of Garfleld's; time
this summer/-* He '• wlll^be ; fully able ;to
post the 'j president ' 4 on matters
when <he returns j and I at ; a\ pinch -It,J la
possible he might bo able to give a line
on politics I as; It] flourishes -west ; of \ the
Sierras.-'. "At any rate,* his trip .will qual
ify^ tilnV to handle western matters .with
a]betterjgrip';andltheVwest wlUTdoubt- j
less^be'; glad \ to^welcome him ' and his
:party.; : . \u25a0 ; '.'\u25a0; \u25a0. \u25a0-;\u25a0'.:.\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0-\u25a0 - _"•;\u25a0:•: .-'. .^- \u0084
RUSSIAN GRAFTERS STEAL
> .^$500,000; FROM ESTATE
); Known v Officials i and uLawycrii
Arrested at Odessa for Tak- '
\u25a0 ing Estates^by ; Fraud '/(.-
' ' ODESSA, ' June > l.~A ; \u25a0 sensation ; has
been caused >, here | by/- the \ arrest \ of | a
number of officials 'and well known- law-"
yers,^ whol f or^ years :have been engaged
In a conspiracy to defraud the state | of
the rrevenuef from i estates whose I heirs
areimlsslng/andlunknown^'";;: ;, '-:}>r-,\
jv The; plan X of Cthie-v conspirators, r. whit)
operated ] chiefly ; In] Odessa and "Warsaw,
was i to] obtain 'possession j'of \ such p r es-'
tates * byj, thel: use f of i fraudulent Vdbcu- 1
ments or '. by 'bringing;: forward!- false
heirs." : :". v.;?.t-^ - ; : X y , ;>:;:\u25a0\u25a0-.' /:^ '-\u0084r \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.
;^"An ' order ; placed (with anfengraverlof
Vienna' for a duplicate of an official seal
led^tq^theidlscoyery'ofithelfrauds.'yThe
persona 'f Implicated* are Ssald'il to "% have
derived- about! 1600,000 "from 5 the ;Bwlh
dles..
NOTED CONTRACTOR DEAD
i , CHICAGO^ June^ l^Archibalds Mao^
arthur, president of Macarthur Brothers
company, of Chicago; and New York,; died
today. .- He was a' contractor of ; national
reputation."- He- leaves 1a - wife and 7 five
chUdren.-: \C
BREAKS RECORD FROM
SACRAMENTO TO TRUCKEE
Special Train of Men
'•' Cuts 56 ; Minutes From
Former Mark "
trip;tp?lake:tah6e
W; A. Bissell Leads : Party
in Journey Amid the v
High Altitudes
SPECIAL DISPATCH iTO ; THB CALL.
.1 TRUCKEB, , ;• June , r I.— The funning'
tlmeT: of "a Itraln from . Sacramento "to
thla •"-. city. . wais ;: broken "; byi 56 \ minutes
today, \u25a0'. when ' the ? special ' carrying^' 2so
members .of .'.the \ California"; association
of traffic ? agents .arrived . here iat 1 6 :45
a/:, m. > Three cheers ! were j given Engi
neers s A. .'.'W. '^Clement* f and t. W. . Korka
and \u25a0 Conductor. Robert ; Connolley by. the
people? gathered ;.at ; the i depot. 1 \u0084
/. Ed :,\Vage,'j representing.. the \ Southern
Pacific i and ? ln ; charge of the train; also
received' compliments/ .^.:';:;: i %;; :
VW.;Adams^ of 'the j Nickel J Plate
called jit ."high % ball" time, T -. and ! Charley
Nelson, ; general £ manager tof I the JLake
Tahoe rallway-'aii'd transportation" com-"
pany, 'promised - the - guests of ; hla s com
pany Uhat r hia road | would % equal | the
performances '?> of —the " larger/ 'company
and : that the j run from here to] the lake
would-be made at^the rate! of /a mile a
minute; \u25a0l : ~^: : \''-7'-^:'i':-'-i '• \u25a0~~?,'- i r i.- i w ~,-<.S.r:'\
5 Breakfast was had at \ Truckee and I a
little before 9 o'clock the run',waa made
toi,Tahoe; i Several "of ;the "grnests went
around ~. the lake,' ".while", others/, under
the : leadership* of ;W. ; A-jßiasell; who* is
one of ; the ! discoverers -of ? Lake 'Tahoe.
took^avwalk/to > the mountains -and
were; i instructed rin'^the^, science v.'of
botany.* ,In" the evening ; there was an
'nfofmal ') dance ; in s the ballroom of ;th"
hotel. V'- •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-• - v - :'"- - - • . - - .
. "Parties- have been /formed '\u25a0 to ".visit
the~^ logging ' camps ."'.." tomorrow " and
thrilling rides are promised on the.log
ging / train/Yv There ;. will "be a banquet
at the; Tavern before the start is mada
for.:home. -"'. :, : . : :
GEORGE GOULD MUST PAY
AGENT A LARGE SUM
Dceision Is Against Million
aire in Coal Land
8 .;. : ' Suit \u25a0
5 NEW. YORK, June I.— George J.
Gould, Joseph -i Ramsey T Jr. and - "Wil
liam E., Guy^must v ; payTJohn ;S. Jones
1460,000 for; acquiring coal land in 1902,
according: . to --. a .verdict rendered v ln . the
supreme V court' here 'today/ - L . \u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0'. ,-\u25a0
,V The .Judgment, with { Interest \u25a0 Since
January ;1,;1903,t amounts; t0'J546,801.
Jones .. claimed . that ', he ; was 2 requested
by, the ; " defendants to ". assist 9 them | In
acquiring 10,000/ acres .of -coal land in
Ohio/the agreement being I : that, 1 he^was
to purchase the land and that J the pur
chase ; money and " a : reasonable : commis
sion ; were , to ibe j furnished |by the three
defendants. -^ He' alleged; that,! pursuant
to ; this .; agreement, he . bought the land
for x |37o,ooo;and.he;claimed*s9o,ooo for
his ; commission ': and ': expenses/v" \u25a0 ; -.--_u
$ % When i| he | had « the i title : to
the ; land; Gould and"a.6Blstants" repudi
ated _ the c contract 'i and. refused \u25a0' to -' pay
him/ /The' defense was a general
denial. .:;,\u25a0=..: . \u25a0\u25a0; -.; \u25a0• . \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0- ; , .:. -..;..:-.\u25a0
MARRIAG^LICENSES
7 VIZ f ° llow i n 8 marriage licenses were 'Issued
In this city/June 1: •"\u25a0..-•• .' \u25a0-.-..\u25a0-•_- .\u25a0
- Clarence W. BeavevSO/ 1390 Fell street, and
Edna; A. Watson, 20, 778 Cole street '
Charles .W. Harms, = 21. 28 \u25a0\u25a0 California "avenue,
,and Mable W. Hill, 21, 808 Chattanooga street
\u25a0:- PolacchL 24,; and Paulina Ruggerl, 18,
\u25a0 Patrick J.. McMnrray, 25, • 1101 Chnrch street
and Belle I., Brown;- 23/. 231 Fair Oaks street
Jerome 8. J." Battman, 21, \u25a0 1480 Eddy street'
and Ellie L. ~ Wolf, 21,- 1648 Webster street < >
Jesse V. Welty. 21, ; and Bessie B. *. Silver. 22.
both* of ;410fc Clement street " .-' w
J Oscar •W. Harrison, 24, . 477 Dnboce aventie.
and Matilda Hildebrand, 22. 2225 Broadway aS>
'James R. Keith,: 21, 1050 Eddy street, and
Catherine E.\ Keenan, 1 18, J 800 Webster ' street •
: ' Archibald • Dowie, : 27, > and ; Mary Parker. 27.
both of 749 Wisconsin street .' . . :
\u25a0 John \u25a0, W.- Mitchell, -. 46, ; Sonoma, and Annie A.
Lyons. 88. - 1043 Fell street. - , - \u25a0
..\u25a0\u25a0 Giacinto VolpattL" 27. \u25a0 1388 Union street' and
Maria Vanlnetti/: 28/ 2832 Franklin street.
X Henning M/ Thompson,' 26, and Edna W/ Lar-
sen, '\u25a0- 24; 469 HUI 'street \u25a0>'\u25a0\u25a0'-'. "-..\u25a0-..
: - Adolfo - Cnini, 24, and Maria Barosa, 22, city.
- Fred ; Marine. . 22, v and : Rose \u25a0 Sparling, 20, 896
Dn lon street. .\u25a0;-..:\u25a0.:-.\u25a0.'..-.. -, '.;'/,*- -\u25a0•
• Isaac E. Florey, 29, 975 • Harrison street/and
Angeline B.- Littlefleld, \u25a0? 21, < 287 Clara street ' -
Arthur D. Copeland/ 82, Shanghai, China,, and
Hilma J., Kronqulst,. 22,-;Belmont - ' :. " > .
OAKLAND, ; June \u25a0 l.'-^-JThe ; following marriage^
licenses were Issued today:.;' • - .. - . \u0084
• .William -Wiley, 41," and ; Margaret Boyle. 80.
both of Seattle. '-\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0,-:\u25a0-. \u25a0-?•-\u25a0
Manuel Lewis, 24, and Mary Rose, 19, both of
Oakland."!-::-*.. .-.\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0: -..- •'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0•.- :'\u25a0'\u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0-..\u25a0- ' .
\u25a0 Leone Q.i Slnnard,' - 88/ \u25a0 Berkeley, aid Hazel
Henderson/ 21; PortervOle.'*,' * .*...- • \u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0x- r \ .',*\u25a0
\u25a0 Manuel -J. Silva. . 20, and \u25a0 Emma V. Boss, \u25a0 17,
both of, San; Leandro. v : '. - *> j- : v ;:".--,, A ;\u25a0<
' '- Alexander • Drewf s, ' 87, Ban ' Martin, and Ella
Btrohmer, *2B,'t Oakland. \u25a0••.\u25a0\u25a0•->\u25a0,-.-;: 0 \u0084. .- --\u25a0,.«. -...-.\u25a0
,: Gregory Lee, - 26, * Oakland, and Mazle' Don-
\u25a0nelly.22.iSt- Paul. :- - :\- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0,-..\u25a0 \u25a0 . .
. -Andrew \u25a0'\u25a0 Wltte, •] 4s, Oakland. . and Sofle ' Ander-
son, 63, San Francisco. • •- .-\u25a0/ \u25a0\u25a0-. -
- Joseph ' L. ; Taylor. 24,-; Oakland.' and .'Addle B.
Shean, \u25a0 22, ' Berkeley. '• v --. - - ••• :. ....
'William B. Rlnehart, 82, and Effle J. MerrlLL
2irbothof Oakland.' .^ --
\u25a0 ..William v-M.'-s Donaldson, .' 28,> Oakland,' and
Mabel 'A. Macßae.' 28, : Alameda.
' Louis t Wiener, - 89,] Oakland, ; and ) Bertha ; Rueff;
85," Alameda.\;.:s r;v..?;^-=. '-.-\u25a0\u25a0 .\u25a0.-,;.\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0.-.; •\u25a0 ,-.-
ih William' H. i Buehler, / 89, \ and Susan : Phillips,
27/ both of Oakland. - > \u25a0 i .f
\u25a0 Knnth \u25a0C. Nelson, > 24, and ' Hilma Fellmln. 28/
both* of; Oakland. > ; ,•,.--.*-.„\u25a0.\u25a0-••: > ... -\u0084., • . ~T.
- Frederick >H. > Dakto , Jr.. * 28,'. and - Margaret A.
McKlDnie,;2s,-both of Berkeley. . • * ; •
->. Claudia * J. w de ' Laggett. -h 87/ \u25a0 and :> Josephine
Crockett SO. both of Oakland. > .^.,
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of I the publication offices and Ibe | indorsed
with i the I name I and | residence *of | persons author-
ized ito have the I same t published. \u25a0 • Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published opce. In thla colomn free of charge/
\u25a0~i .' \u25a0\u25a0'•-\u25a0^\u25a0:;- ! . :";^f BIRTHS; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0''"\u25a0' 'i ~:' 1'":1 '" :
FARRELL— in ' this city. , AprO t,\ 1907/ to the
>;wife of Andrew^ J.: Farrell,; a son. : - ..'
FARRELL^In^i Oakland." /April J'4, ' 1907, to \u25a0 the
;^,,wlfe of, Michael, Farrell. 'a son.> :\u25a0-\u25a0 v ; - ,
FOURCADE-^-Ini; thls;clty,l Mar; 28,' 1907, to the
T'T wife of George Fonrcade,-': a daughter, j \u25a0? ,•\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -\ ' -. \u25a0- •
BRIED^-In this fdtj? May: 20, f ; 1907," to the wife
;?^of.C.iL.»Bried/:a s son.;,£: * :<-w-V* - 'r-r.'.'-'.-^;; ,«- -
EYE RM ANN— In \u25a0 this ! city, 'l Msy 18/ 1907/ to the
wife of William A. Eyermana (nee Sawyer) of
i;ißutte,fMont;.a:son., -^
KELLEHER^-lßitWr City,* May 25/ 1907, b to the
: ; i wife ; of kWUllam ' J/j Kelleher, ' a 1a 1 danghter.';.%w
MOYLE-^ln '.% this * eityi> May '» 803; 1907^ to ? the
.xtwif a [ of , Robert ; W. \u25a0* Moyle,-, a ; son. . j ; -: -- -
PETERS^-In I Oakisid.^Aprfl 1 22,'? 1907. *to i the
: wife of ' Louis L.: Peters (formerly, Alice Far-
, ; -, ; -j^,- -* .-- ••. *
RICHARDS^-In this i city, t May 80,-; 1907, s to , the
M wlf« of , Aii B.^ Richards, j a daughter. -- . V£J£MS
"TRUMAN— Ini this" Jcltjf;! MayJ 27,^ 1907,1 to f the
fejj wife rof 'Charles R^J/. Truman. - a danghtar.
-' . , MARRIAGES
MILLBR^COTT— InIthIs Jcl^v^May;Bo^ 1907;'
\u25a0 by , ths ' Bey/i George ! .W.^ White/ pastor of i Wes-
jS ley .' Methodist '\u25a0 Episcopal ; church, •, George iR. I M."
'Miller of San Francisco and Alva Floyd Scott
of Atlanta.' Ga. - • !V 4Ai r.a"v-."?.7: **.-...- >\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0„..
Alvares.l Mon«ceno*. 1 J ; Horrigan, WlUiam! /85
Ai«Urson,.Bi«ia..^|;Kell7,sßmerji^r.^4i
' Antey.'iWllllam \u25a0 J/.* 20 Keneflck,^ Michael r. :' 70
Bentley,-!. Wllber. W. y> 24 Kerdell, Edward \u0084..50
Carteut, •- William^ :'.~ 82 Knapp, * Mary ~ E. :..".' 48
Caton,^ George > R.".*.' 80 Mahoney," WUllam T. 25
Christensen, Nels : P. 26 Malfano/ Dolores" . . ,4
Crosby/'. Virginia ; G .* — Massey/' *. William '" J.—
Crowley,/ Henry f ./. "— - Mayhew, j Estelle B.' —
Davis, '\u25a0 Margaret • Er*— McAuliffe, > Jeremiah; -^
Dlas, . SabinavQ. : . .-.77 Moore. - John , A. . .": ./ 62
Eggers, Fred \r. . .V 63 Nash, Mary 'f. .'. . . . / —
Farley, * Mary:/... 7 86 Perry, 14 ? John' Jr."./r/. 92
Farquhar, \ Charles// 62 Peterson// Patrik ;0 , 41
i Friel, ' Charles "/. ." 69 Reddish, c Friedman. ; 35
Gayettl,T John'^l .•;.. 84 Schmidt," Henry ' 7//. 84
Gelder,: Carrie ' .'. .'7 35 Sheridan, > Henrietta. —
Griffin, WUllam W. 69 Sperb. Jacob^;W.T::. 60
Hallinan, i Annie - L. — Stenberg,"- HJalmarX / 18
Haney, \u25a0 Mrs. : Hilda/ 32 Teloni.- < Bernardino."/ —
Happ ,- (tombstone) ' , \u25a0 • Venerstrom/ : Mabel. , 12
Haskell.-- Wm. * M. .. 45 WoUner, > Jacob - . . : . —
Hilbert, 'Albert . . .'. 57 '\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 *-<i '\u25a0<- - V • - :
Hirshfeld, « Hirsch . . 93 Junge (card : of : thanks)
ABRAMS— In .this city. May i 31, ~ 1907, Wolf
'Abrams,' v dearly beloved ,i husband of Rosa
.'Abrams,- and loving . father of . Louis,' Max/- Ate
and Birdie Abrams, a native of Germany, aged
\u25a0;^66 years.?.;:;^--^^-',,.-:.- ; ''•'' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'.---\u25a0-•>-\u25a0.
'\u25a0 > - • Friends \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 and i acquaintances ' are \u25a0 respectfully
;\u25a0- Invited .' to : attend i the » funeral today • ( Sun-
r day) ;• at - 10 o'clock ; a." m., ; from his latS resi-
dence. 2717; Pine street v Interment Salem cem-
! " etery ,via ' the :' 11:30 o'clock : a. : m. . train from
.'.Third. and Townsend streets depots*:" \u25a0:;\u25a0;. ?:>
"ALVAREZ-^-In 'this ' city, " May* Bl,^ 1907,*- at . his
\u0084 residence, ' 180 Clayton street, 1 Monticello, be-
: loved son of Ines and El visa Alvarez, a native
- , of ; Vallejo, t Cal/, aged 1 • year -1 month ; and 4
:.7davs. : ;- , -'. .-. _;\u25a0 ; ; '- _ - /' \ . -;" \u25a0
ANDERSON— In this city/ May 31; 1907. " Eva
V Christina '- Anderson,- . beloved .-\u25a0" daughter •*- of
' V Rachel •" Anderson and : the ' late ' ; Captain » Nels
Anderson;; and . sister of Alfred E., . Herbert A.
; and Rachel F. Anderson/ a native of San Fran-
,-"•; cls<».{2^fpsjg^>j^3S^a^jp^^^g^£¥!«i i iiij'^a
\u25a0 .;- \u25a0'-. Friends % and •' acquaintances ''\u25a0 are respectfully
:. Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon-
>: day), - June ; 3, j, 1907, ' at : 1 o'clock p. m. , • from
£j the • residence of a her mother, .2828 ' Howard
,:': street Interment private,- Cypress Lawn ceme-
tery by carriage. .-'-•.. •\u0084 ; ;\u25a0:'.- -.. : .- \u25a0
AUTEY— In this city, June 1, 1907. 'at the resi-
< dence of - the ? parents, ; 1034 .* Brannan street,"
r J/,' dearly beloved 'son of William H.
anfl ? Nellie ; D. • Autey, ; and i beloved . brother of
S Nellie, • Charles/.- Franclso and { Raymond Autey
•' and the late Mrs/ Moses and Mrs. O'Toole, a
";natlve of California, aged 20 years 3 months
iL.»and'9 days. ;;: \u25a0-\u25a0*;: ;- ( .•;\u25a0: ';.'. : /: -•:: '/.-/..*\u25a0;!. :".'.::
BENTLEY— In Elmhurst,' 'Cal.,. May 29, 1907,
;\u25a0 Wllber W.; BenUey, beloved son . of .Mrs. Wil-
•'\u25a0 11am Hearn, ' and stepson of WlUiam . Hearn,
B and brother of Meodora B/ Hearn, a native of
:-. Illinois, aged \u25a0 24 f years.'i. .•;,
- Friends - and \u25a0 acquaintances are > respectfully
: Invited "to < attend : the r funeral : today (Sun-
S day), ,- June •2,* at • 2 =. o'clock p. m., from ; the
.Methodist chapel, -Bay, avenue near Boulevard,
rMelrose.! j Interment . Evergreens cemetery. - "
CARTEDT— In V the >clty r and - county hospital,
'-•• ' June .1, 1907. William " Carteut, a native of
-.England, aged 32 years.; \u25a0 ,' :.. ;* .
OATON— In this city, ; June 1, "-\u25a0 1007. George R..
: v beloved husband of the late Ellen Caton, and
• - loving father . of WUliam ? H., Thomas N. and
Lizzie ; Caton i and \u25a0 Mrs. '.'\u25a0 Sarah . Murphy, \u25a0-. and
: . . brother, of - Nathan Caton of ' Spokane, Wash.,
I a native of Washington, D.- 0.,- aged •80 years
,*. and ' 7 days.' > A member of Golden Gate lodge
: 8, Knights of Pythias, w %.^ , r-, , >
i" .Friends \u25a0 and : acquaintances 'are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, June 4,
at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from his late residence,
24 White . street between Hyde < and ] Larkin,
tthencef-to St; Brigld's , church, : where \u25a0 mass
. '. ' for the ; repose of * his soul will be celebrated.
commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. .-Interment
• Holy,. Cross cemetery. -
CHRISTENSEN— In this city, June 1/1907/ Nels
P. Christensen, ; a native of Denmark, aged
':-; 28 -years. \u25a0;. . \u25a0\u25a0 :'.- '. ..- . "... : - _\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0; , \u25a0 . \u25a0 ;.:.. ;
CROSBY— In Fruitvale, " May : 31, . 1907, Virginia
.: Gertrude, beloved wife of Dr. Daniel Crosby,
i and - mother •of Kenneth ! and Virginia Crosby,
j ' and daughter of . M. W. - and Rhoda A." D ixon,
and sister- of Harriet 'E.;: and Matthew W.
Diion, a -native of California.- . . '\u25a0\u25a0-
.\u25a0 --'i Friends \ and • acquaintances V are respectfally
'-', Invited to attend the funeral . services tomorrow
'(Monday), v June Z^Vddl, at 11 o'clock a. m.;
\u25a0 at the family residence, 1701 s Frnltrale avenue,
Frultvale.-; Interment . ETergreen , cemetery, k--
CROWLEY— In "'- this' city, June • 1, , 1907. HenryT
1 1 dearly beloved i husband tof I Mary -E. - Crowley,
; and father/ of Henry, John, James, George
\u0084 and Frank . Crowley - and Mrs. Nellie Wagner
/and Mrs.; Joseph Kelly of St. Louis, Mo., and
'\u0084 - the late ; Con Crowley, and beloved brother of
-Cornelius Crowley and Mrs. W. .'M.: Llewllyn,
Mrs. f A. Eeinhart i and Mrs.*' Mary Llewllyn, a
; native of Dunemanay; i County Cork, i Ireland.
\u25a0 ' . » Friends - and acquaintances \u25a0 are respectfally
• invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon-
; day), at 8:45 o'clock a. m.; from bis late
\u25a0residence,. 2208 -Greenwich street.; thence to
£5 Bt. Vincent de Paul's , church, corner of Green
-'and- Steiner' streets, where a requiem high
I mass "for \ the r repose of his soul will \u25a0 be ! cele-
' /brated,. commencing, at 9 o'clock a. m. Inter-
ment . National : cemetery, Presidio. :- .;\u25a0•'- . *"
DA VIS-^Jn Mechanic Falls, \ Me."; May 23, 1907,--
- Margaret E., beloved wife of Solon H. Davis,
'and mother of Mrs. Frank E. Hanscom, Mrs.
; John A. Dunker and Mrs. George W. Hersey.
-.formerly. of San Francisco. - v .
DIAS— In Alameda, l. May • 81, : liw7, Babina O.
z Dlas, wife of .the late Cruz Dlas, a native ot
: Teple, Mexico, aged 77 years and 3 months. -
J>• Friends ; and ; acquaintances are respectfully
g Invited to : attend | tha funeral | tomorrow (Mon-
, \u25a0. day), •> June : 3, from r her : latei residence, •< 2135
Alameda avenue, thence to Notra Senorita de
' Guadalupe's church, : where a requiem \u25a0, high
: : mass for - the repose of her soul will be cele-
. brated, •\u25a0\u25a0 commencing \u25a0 at , 10 \ o'clock • a. "»-' ..;;'
EGGERS— In • this city/; May 29, '1907. Fred, be-
, loved brother of John Eggers, a - native :of
' Leeste, \u25a0-\u25a0 Hanover/, Germany. - aged 63 years. ''\u25a0• cs
." ; Friends ' and " acquaintances are . respectfully
•..invited" to attend the funeral today (Sua-
. day), June 2, at 10:30 o'clock a. m., from tha
: parlors -of ; H. : F. Suhr & Co./. 2919 Mission
5 street between -Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth.
? Interment Mount -Olivet cemetery/,.; - ;
FARLEY— In :J this city. May ; 31. 1907, ,' Mary.
-widow of James Farley, and mother of Frank,
I Mary and Matthew Farley and Mrs. G. T.M urr-
ay and Mrs. K. Baldes, a native of Ireland.
: aged 86 -. years. - ' ; . -. -
\u25a0\u25a0- The : funeral will take place : tomorrow (Moo-
day), at » o'clock * a. -m., from 'her late resi-
dence/ 2605 Polk street, thence to St. Brlgld's
\u25a0 church. > where \u25a0 a \u25a0 requiem- high mass i for the
' • repose of - her ' soul ! will -: be . celebrated., com-
iH menclng at 9:30 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy
..Cross cemetery. •?;-'.- :\u25a0; : . .. \u25a0 >\u25a0:<,:-»
FARQDHAR— In this city. May 30, 1907, Charles'
' -j. Farqnhar, a native of Ireland, aged 52 years.
:. A member of backmen's union... : \u25a0 <\u25a0..*-,
;-> . Friends > and acquaintances are respectfully
.-Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon-
day), June 3/from the mortuary chapel of. the
. .Golden Gate i undertaking company, 2483 - Mis-
\u25a0t: slon > street i ; near • . Twenty-first. Interment
. Mount Olivet cemetery by 11:30 o'clock a. Im.
\u25a0 strain . from . Twenty-flfth and Valencia streets.
FRIEL— In this"; city,' May 81, 1907, Charles, be^
* i loved . husband of , Mary ' Friel, and brother of
Patrick and : John ,; Friel," a native of Ireland,
; i aged 69 years. ; A ' member of ' the gentlemen's
.sodality of ' St.. Ignatius church/; (New York
'\u0084 papers please copy.) -" ;"v, \u25a0\u25a0 •• \u25a0\u0084 \u25a0; ; -\u0084 . - - J : .-
• Friends and. acquaintances are respectfully
.' ' Invited ' to I attend the funeral tomorrow . (Mon-
." day),' June 3, at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from his
|g late | residence,; 708 r Fulton ; street,^ thence :to
!1 Sacred \u25a0* Heart , church/- where ia ' requiem • high
i; . mass for ; the , repose of his - soul will ibe cele-
iu brated, commencing, at 9 ' o'clock ' a. n». * Inter-
.;J ment Holy, Cross | cemetery. -.-;.; - ; :
GAYETTI— Passed % away ft at ? veteran's horned
'\u25a0-; Juno i 1, ; 1907, • John, beloved \ husband ; of B.^ E.
\u25a0 : Gayetti;n and ? father \u25a0> of -Annette and France
,a Gayetti, .: a . native of . Lyon,', France, / aged \u25a084
;.-;years' and; I: month.- \u25a0; .-,.;. * . * ; .'".;:\u25a0
GELDER— In ' this"city,. : May./81, 1907,: ' Carrie,'
wife of,D. V. Gelder, and mother of Berenice,
. Lillian and Genevleve Gelder, a native of 1111-
." nols,' aged 36 years.-.-: \u25a0\u25a0; ; , . \u25a0.'-:: r-:.--.^ 1 - •\u25a0•\u25a0
> -i, Friends \u25a0. and - acquaintances \u25a0 are - respectfully
\u25a0' invited 'to* attend .- the * funeral s today - (Sun-
day), June 2, at 10:30 o'clock a> m.;' from tha
... Pythian » castle, * Twelfth v and •• Allice ' streets,
?s? s- Oakland. ,'& Interment ? New "- Salem -j cemetery/
Ban t Mateo, via Z Southern t Pacific (train from
Third < and k Townsend " streets, * Ban Francisco,
\u25a0;.;at 2 o'clock'p.. m.r. Remains at J.E. Hender-
1$ son's i parlors, ; 1300 Webs ter street, "; Oakland, vl
GRIFFIN— In', this city, t: June \ 1,""* 1907, 1 William
M W.r> beloved | husband lof 'Mary j E."" Griffin/ and
-J. father ; of \ Mrs/ . W. : H. McCrystle,^ Mrs.'. T. v J.
, . O'Hara and ,{ Fred, William - Jr.,-. Joseph * and
-:\u25a0 Frank - Griffin,^ a native of • Provideace, ; B.t L,
\u25a0;.; aged -.69 years. s - ;\u25a0..-\u25a0"-\u25a0:,';---,\u25a0 ../\u25a0;•.- s- .. \u25a0;\u25a0.-
: The \u25a0 funeral will take place tomorrow i (Mon-
day), June 3, 1907, at 8:30 o'clock a." m.^ from
z$ his - late % residence.^ 1008 "Alabama • street be-
rn twsen ,Twentyrsecond and Twenty- third/: thence'
Bto| St Peter's | church, \u25a0 Alabama i street, | where
I 1I 1 a ' requiem , mass for the repose of hi s soul will
ir. be i celebrated, commencing at ; 9 o'clock : a. 1 : tn.
. ' Interment Holy Cross v-, ••* -: \u25a0-
HALLINAN ?(nW? Fay)— ln I ,* this " city, =. May ;31,; 31,
» 1907, v Annie * TU'S Halllnan ;; (nee '\u25a0 Fay), - beloved
8 wife . of Joseph I Hall lnan, I and ; loving, daughter
- of Michael • and • the late Ellen Fay, and | sister
-\| of \u25a0 Stephen."' William,* George/ Thomas i and • the
B late : Edward \u25a0 Fay j and ' Mrs. jB/ • Rutledge, I Mrs. 1
" Kate Dougherty and Mrs. J. Sullivan.- a native
.-: of > San s Francisco. - A " member " of ' Genevleva
> parlor 182,1 N.ID/O.*;W. :: Kikli ;\u25a0\u25a0' -yk-x ; .; \u25a0•rr
: r '\u25a0!" Friends •: and i acqualntancss i are ; respectfully
r- Invited \u25a0 to* attend > ths funeral \u25a0 tomorrow " (Mon-
day), at 9 o'clock a. m./ from her late resl-
B dence," 326S Mission street, thence | to I St. Paul's
B church, where a requiem high | mass for the | re-
\u25a0:•? pose - " of ? her % soul - will • be \u25a0: celebrated/ com-
6 menclng at 9:30 o'clock a. ml : Interment Huly
pj Gross ; cemetery., y.:^. 5 ..'• .\u25a0'^v. <:'.;;-." ;** -';' .. '.•
kW£ Offlcerslaid f mimbers ? of." Genevleve : parlor
tl&2,r N/j V.'t Q.&W. : * : .Toa ! are j requested Ito i at-
tend « ths ' funeral S ot . our . late j sister, Annie L.
v - Halllnan, -i tomorrow & (Monday) ,'i Jane % S,"; tt 9
o o'clock.*;*:%; *:% m.~,~ from her- late . residence, 8265
p Mission street* Byorder of -. :;,.;. ;- -
- \u25a0 \u25a0 , - - MISS MAY-GIBLIN.; President.
v^ MISS | B.S PEQUILLAN^ Secretary/V :-. %~ • ~ : < H i
HANEY~In i thls'dty.i May 31,1 1907,* Mrs." Hilda
H| Haney, beloved :• mother iof | Annie > and T Johnnie
\u25a0X" Haney. a : native of California, I aged 1 32 1 years
fi 10 \u25a0' months and i 25 \u25a0 days.'^ '..,>"-.'-• , ..- . '\u25a0:\u25a0 \u25a0.<~i, ...-.-,(
sft~~ Remains * at ; the v parlors lof i Theodor I Dlerks
V -••\u25a0 ft * Co. , 900 - Devlsadero , street \u25a0 corner -ot I McAJ-
\;iister.j:V^ lr;::;.r-:v;':l r;::;.r-:v;': : v:; : -;:j. : i
HAPP— Friends j and - acquaintances ; are respect-
fully Invited to attend the setting of , ths tomb-"
S stone * In i memory " ot? the « late >, Marcus j Happ
'l\ today I (Sunday); June 2,1 at 2 o'clock I p.' ba In
I? Mountain ! View;, cemetery,^Oakland.- \. :"
HABKELtrUnVthlsf city/? June': i^r, 1907,\Wiiliam-
M M., beloved v husband of Alice s BaakelL; a | na-
Wa tivo '• of ,< Boone/ . lowa,' 5 aged \45 \ years ' 1 * month;
5" and = 20 days.-wt^i--^-- :>; \u25a0\u25a0-..>-'•\u25a0 r '-.*\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0
> funeral thereafter. \u25a0_\u25a0\u25a0 ..\u25a0': '-« V £ S.; -
HILBEBT— In (thlsTcity,^ May .: 81;.- ldOT.'V'ATbsrt
HUD*rt,;bslovsa husband of OecUU Hflb«rv«
'-. native of Saxony. Germany, aged 5T years. \u25a0-\u25a0-.
<i— Remains at the funeral parlors of ; the EL. F.
•; Maass company/ 1335 Golden Gato avenue near
;.-,FUlmore street cs . ;"•- 7;,' • '. V ' .'\u25a0 ; *
HIRSHFELIV-lln ' this city. May 30. - 1907.
\u25a0V; Hirsch. beloved father of Peter,' Julius. Morris
n and , Charles - Htrahfeld ) and Mrs.'"' A/: Cohn and
;• Mrs. ' G. ; Harshall, a native of Germany, aged
. 83 years and 6; months, i" --'.-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0/.
_ The -funeral -services ".will be "held today
Vv (Sunday),' at 9:30 o'clock. a.' • m., at his late
? > residence, *; 2823 , Broadway/ Interment * Hills
of Eternity .1 cemetery by train \u25a0 leaving Third
\u25a0C and, Townsend streets at 11:30 o'clock a. m.
HOGAN— In MayfleJd.' Cal., May 23. ; 1907,' John'
'\u25a0>\u25a0 W. . ! Hogan, husband of Fannie M. Hogan, and
i father of Howard, Irene/. Everett. Caryll and
. Harry Hogan, a native iof Prince Edward
65; years 4 months and 8 days. -
'\u25a0 Friends s and . acquaintances are 1 respectfully
\u25a0 . Invited 'to < attend , the 1 fnneral ' services | today
i. . (Sunday), v June 2/" at 2 .o'clock, p. m.. at St.
church.. .lnterment Holy Cross ceme-
tery/' Menlo, CaL \ , ; -^./;. '
HORRIOAN— Drowned at Port Costa. CaL, May
\u25a0i 21; 1907, William Horrigan, beloved hnsband
'of Kate Horrigan, and son of the late Michael
and Ellen Horrigan. and brother of Nellie and
', the late Michael Horrigan Jr., a native of San
; ; Francisco, aged 35 years. .-' .
KELLY— In i this rclty.; May 31. 1907, Emery,
. dearly .; beloved husband of the late Margaret
1 Kelly, \u25a0 and. father. of Willie, Alice and Lons-
ford- Kelly,' and. brother of Mrs.- Honzbton and
Mrs. ; Alice •. Donnelley, a native r of Baltimore,
- aged 41 ' years 1 month. and 23 days.- A mem-
ber of riggers' and stevedores* union. (Balti-
more papers please copy.) \u25a0 \ ' . : -\u25a0 : .
. ; Friends . and . acquaintances are respectfnny
\u25a0Invited to attend the fnneral services tomorrow
; (Monday), Jnne 3, at 9:30 o'clock a, m., at
his late residence, 1933 McAllister street be-
: tween - Lyon j and Central avenue.' ' Interment
-Holy .Cross; cemetery bj, carriage.: : J .*'
KENEFICK— In this city/June 1, 1907. Michael.
B beloved brother of the late Thomas Keneflck of
Virginia City,: Nev., a native of Ireland, aged
'/TO years. . (Virginia City papers please copy.)
Remains at the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co..
2919 Mission street between Twenty- fifth and
.'.Twenty-sixth/.' \u25a0,;• . „,. \u25a0 .
KERDELL— In this city, May 30, 1907. Edward!
beloved son of John Kerdell. and brother of
Tony Kerdell and. Mrs. L. Peterson and Mrs.
-J/Prosek. a native of Buffalo, N. V., aged 60
: years 5 : months and 7 days. (Buffalo, N. V..
*j papers please copy.) : . • . • -
.-: -Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
: * Invited '\u25a0 to attend the -- funeral today (Son-
.'. day).- Jane 2, at 1 o'clock p. m., from the par-
lors of Care w & English, 1618 Geary street.
, Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery.
KN'APP-^-In Ocean View, May 30. 1907. Mary
Elizabeth Knapp, beloved mother of Mrs. C
, A. Rasmnssen and Elizabeth, Annie and Wl'lie
Knapp, 'and daughter of Jane and the late Wil-
liam Craven, and grandmother of Marlon and
the 'late Thyra Rasmnssen, a native of New
~ York, ' aged •48 years.'"-'
' - Friends and- acquaintances are respectfully
\u25a0 invited to attend the -funeral tomorrow < Mon-
day).. June 3/ at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from her
late residence,' 255 Sadowa street. Ocean
View, thence .to St -Michael's church,' where
' - a ' requiem high' mass for ; the repose of her
.' sonl .will- be - ; celebrated, ''commencing at 9
-o'clock a. m. -laterment Holy Cross cemetery.
MAHONEY— In* this city, "May 81. . WDUanx T..'
dearly . beloved ' son of Cornelius and Haonah
: - Mahoney/- and . loving brother of Mrs. Hannah
' Nolan and. Mrs. . Mayme Bernstein and Corne-
lius, Anastasia and . the late .Richard J. Ma-
. . honey, a native of Sim Francisco, aged 25 years
7 months and 4 days. • . \u25a0'. .'"^vi'v-
" • Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon-
day), at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from the faneral
parlors of P. F/ Green & Co., northeast corner
. of -Sixteenth: and Guerrero streets, • thence to
Mission Dolores church, where a reqniem high
: maiis for the : repose of hla soul will be eel e-
\u25a0 : brated at 9 o'clock a. ecu - Interment Holy
, Cross cemetery. ... ...". • '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•;
MALIANO— In Fruitvale. Cal.. . May 24. 1907/
* Dolores-. Mai lano, beloved sister of Peregrlna
and Dr. D. Mai lano, a native of Rlvas, Nica-
ragua, aged 4 years. \u25a0.•-\u25a0;. -. , ..
v- Friends and <, acquaintances are respectfnlly
Invited to attend the fnneral tomorrow (Mon-
;day)/_June 3/ 1907/ at • 9 o'clock a/m., from
St. Elizabeth's . church. - where mass for • the
: repose of her soul will be said. Interment St
Mary's ; cemetery, . Oakland. . '
MASSEY-Jn Vallejo. CaL. May 28, 1907, Wil-
r Ham J., beloved son of Mrs. . S. M. Massey.
! MAYHEW— In Oakland. '„ June 1. 1907, Estelle
! •-; Baker,:. wife of Frank E. Mayhew, a native
I of San Francisco. .- • ,- . . v ? ' . *
- .; Notice of fuaeral hereafter.
McAULIFFE— In this dty. May 31. 1907, at his
i .: residence, : 234 Langton street Jeremiah, dearly
beloved hnsband of the late Margaret McAn-
1 ' llffe, and dearly beloved father of Mary, Mar-
: .. ' garet ' Jerry, John - and ' Eugene McAuliffe, a
;J. native of County Cork, Ireland.
Friends - and acquaintances are respectfnlly
: 1 invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon-
\u25a0 day) i 7 at 9 o'clock : a^ m.. from his late resl-
denee, 234 Langton street thence to St Jo-
CHARLES
iiiiil
. THE LEADINO -
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
SAN FRANCISCO
W 1909 MISSION ST.
'Bet tsth and 16th Phone Mar&et 109
G. lACCHERI. . X. FERRARI.
; 1^ lACCHERI./
PHONE MARKET 174. PHONE OAKLAND STII
SAN FRANCISCO. .:. . OAKLAND, OAL.
Q. lACGHERJ & CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALHERS
8032 Mission St., San Francisco. Cal.
Branch Office and ; Residence. 543 Sycamore st
r'f * I . n ' ar / 26^- Oakland. " CaL '
PORTER & WHITE
Funeral Directors and Enttiers
1531 GOLDEN GATE' AV/
: , (Formerly 445 Golden ' Gate ay.)
: I Private ! residence ' accommodations withont «x-
i tra charge. \u25a0; Trained - lady attendants.: Pemonal
services under all conditions. Phone West .770.
McBI^ART^ >:
. FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
'(*L 015 ,VAIiKXCIA i ST. NEAR 20TH.
Formerly 'of \u25a0 McFadden, \u25a0 Mcßrearty ;A " Green.
1,,; v-: \u0084' * - Telephone Market 97.'
H. J, Gallagher Undertaking Co.
ISI4 WKBSTER jrt. bet i Ellis and O'Farretl.
- TeL West ; 3925/ DANIEL P/ DONOVAN. Pres.
ft Manager: JOHN DOUGHERTY. Vice ITee.
THEODOR DIERKS&COV
' '\u25a0'\u25a0 Undertakers, ' \V r *» ' •'. - .
0«0 : Derlsadero St^l Cor.' McAllister.
1 Telephone , Wes t. 480.
VALENTSM ARINI & C6^
- v '''i\] .-.' - * ': '\u0084 UNDERTAKERS, : -^ .:
• '•;2?"\i:- -'8448 MISSION . STREET \ ._ -, ; : :
I . Near.TMrtietli. .;; TeL Market 252.
--;' .'-.'-'\u25a0 \u25a0--":*": '^•San' !i Mateo. 'Connty.';; •' ["'\u25a0 ,
Finest \u25a0 and > Best Equipped Receiving Vault aad
-j-' '\u25a0\u25a0':\u25a0'-: -*\u25a0\u25a0.;. V'-':'ji>-.-. ChapeL.'." \u0084- '• v ."\u25a0'.\u25a0 ; ..-.•
" * (Masonic Cemetery Association J '
!OlBce 1154 O'FarreUSt. \u25a0
J^CJ.vbICONNOR & CO.
l: FUNERAL s DIRECTORS,
770 j TURK .; ST/: betwern Van « > >•• At.
' ->\u25a0< .-:\u25a0.-. ,r untilftamMllnZat. ; ; .: -t
Lady /Attendant;? ".- ;^.?; v^TeL -^Franklin 191 L
>. F. IQREEN*;CO.
\u25a0;;.' 'y :\u25a0* FUNERAL :\u25a0 DIRECTORS. V ."' \
\u25a0•- : ..' NE. . cor/: Sixteenth • and : Guerrero sts/ £
Formerly -: of • McFadden.* ' Mcßrearty ' * \u25a0 Oreea.
"Vrc'-i^i-- 1 'j Te^*P. bon * \u25a0 Special : 1867. - "".- -". ' \u25a0 - •. .. -
[CRfrUG^CC^Hl^ANrfitfCO^
\ <"QM FUNERAL^ DIRECTORS \u25a0 Jf "
i>-"-«|i >-"-
«| Telephones Market 1131."
22nd-STREET FLORIST
* <*^FONEBAL*iWOBKf AtEPECIALTY.-' " f
' L' Country , Orders : Promptly Attended Tbtf ::">": :">"
gaatft^- Oood-Work— Lowest Price. - . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.
SPteMjHazket'662. "... 8230 32D BT, \u25a0
seph's chnrch. whsrs a requiem htgn nass tern
the repose of his soul will ba celebrattd, com-
mencing at 9:30 o'clock a. m. \u25a0 latenaaat Holy
...Cross cemetery. *
MOORE-Jn th» ci^r and county hospltaLtMay
31/ 1907. John A. Moore,' a native ot Pean»yl- '
/vanla/iaged62 yaars. *
NASH— Ia this city. May 81. 1907/ Mary Nash.
beloved wife of tea lata Michael Nash, a «a-
. .tive of Ireland.
PERRY— Ia Berkeley. M*ay 81, 1907. John Perry
Jr.uaged 92 years.
,_ Friends and acQTialntances are respectfnlly
invited to attend the funeral services today
(Sunday), Jun« 2. at 2:30 o'clock p. nu. at th»
Unitarian chnrch, Frank lm and Geary streets.
San Francisco. Interment private.
PETERSON— In this city. May 31. 1907. Patrik
O. Peterson, dear ry beloved husband of Alic»
Peterson/ a - native of • Guttenberg. Swedao.
*g*a 41 years 5 month's and 14 days. A mem-
ber of -Swedish 'Society of San Francisco andi
, electrical workers' union No. 151. "
- Friends ' are J respectfally tavlted to . attand
the * funeral services today (Sunday), at
' 2:30 o'clock- p. m.. at the chapel of Craig.
Cochran A Co.. 1169 Valencia street near
Twenty-third. Intermeat Mount Olivet cema-
• tery by 3:40 train from Valencia and Twenty-
: fifth ' street station. Members of above orde.-s
are respectfully invited. to attend. Interment.
•\u25a0- Cypress Lawn cemetery.
REDDISH— Ia this dry. May 83, 1907. Frisd-
man Reddish, aged 35 years. A member of
. carmen's onioa, division 205. ..
Remains at \u25a0 the new funeral chapel of
Charles H. J. Truman, 1909 Mission street
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Notlcs of |
funeral : hereafter. : \
SCHMIDT— In this city. May 29. 1907. H«nry :
Schmidt, beloved hnsband of Mrs. H. R. !
v Schmidt, and father of L. B. Schmidt and
: Mrs. L. -F. Lavln and the lats Mrs. Martha '
Sears, a native of Turkey, aged 84 years.
. 'Funeral private, today (Sunday), . Jtm* •
2. at . 2 o'clock p. tn.. . from ths parlors ot
Julius S. Godeau, 2123 Bush street.
SHERIDAN— In this city. Jnna 1." 1907, H«n-
rietta Gertrude, dearly beloved w!T» of Trank
S. • Sheridan, and loving sister of Lena A.,
MacNevln and Martin E. Fleming, and lov i
ing aunt of WUliam V., Harry Jr. aad Dr.,
George M. Mac.N'evin and Gertrude Ft. Flam-
ing, a native of Coloma, El Dorado county,'
Cal. (PlacervUl* papers pleas* copy.)- ,
Friend* and acquaintances are reapectfnUy
invited to attend th* funeral Tuesday, at B:3<> '
o'clock a. m.. from her la t* rcsldenc*. 90S.
Hayes street, thence to Sacred Heart chnrch.
where a solemn requiem high mass for th* rs- !
pose of her soul will -be celebrated, com* •
, mencraz at 0 a. m. Intermeat Holy Cross :
cemetery.
SPERB— In GUroy. CaL. May 29, 1907. Jacob
W. Sperb, a native of New fork, aged 60 rssxs >
10 months and 20 days.
Friends and acquaintances ar* respsetfafiy ;
Invited to attend th* funeral today (Sua- }
<lay), June 2. at 2 o'clock p. m., from Kagl***
hall. Twelfth . and Franklin streets. Recnalaa <
at residence parlors of MeMaster A Brlscoe. .
, 589 Twenty-fourth street near Grove, Oakland.
STENBERG— In this city. May 28. 1907. HJal-'
mar Stenberg. dearly beloved brother of NelU* j
and Carl Stenberg. a native of KnngsbacM ,
riallind. Sweden, aged IS years 2 month* and
ID days. .
Officers and members of Golden Star lo<Jx» ;
No. 67. Scandinavian Brotherhood of America, [
are hereby requested to attend ths funeral ot \u25a0
our ' late brother. HJalmar Stenbarg. today '
(Sunday), at 1:15 p. m.. at th* chapel of,
Craig, Cochran & Co.. 1169 Valencia strs«t '
near Twenty-third. Interment' Mount Olivtt !
cemetery, by train from Valencia and Twenty-
fifth streets at 2:10 p. m.
FRED WARDEN, President.
C. A. WESTEBBEBG. Secretary. .
TELONI — In this dty, Jun* 1, 1907. Bernardin* :
Teloni. a native of Italy.
Friends and acquaintances ar* respectfully
Invited to attend th* fnneral tomorrow (Mon- ,
.. day), at 10 o'clock a. m.. from tha ftm*ral '
parlors of J. C O'Connor * Co., 770 Turk '
street. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. ,
VENERSTROM— In this city. May 81. 1807, '\u25a0
Mabel, - dearly beloved daughter of Marls and
the late Nea] Venerstrom. and beloved sister '
of Martin and Nymar Venerstrom. a natlv* of
Portland, Ore., aged 12 years 4 months and
• 20 days. . ' . .
' Funeral privat*. yesterday (Satnrday).
WOIXNER— In this city, Jon* 1. 1907. Jacob. :
' beloved husband of RachaeJ WoUner, and
father of Jeaaette, Carol. May and WHltara
WoUner. a native of Bohemia.
Notice of. funeral hereafter.
.-CARD OF THANKS. '
We hereby wish to express oar most ito- •
cer* thanks to all our friends who tn our lats !.
bereavement extended to us t&atr sympathy
and kindness. - \u25a0 -
- NICOLA C 3 JUNOB. Hnshasd. .
CATHERINE PETER. MothatL -
ELSIB PETER, Sister.
. CYRUS S. "WRIGHT,
GEO. n. CL-VRK,
A. P. BOOTH,
HAROLD I^. WRIGHT.
N. GRAY & CO.
U\DERTAKEIt.* . "
219S GEARY ST. COR. DEVI3 ADERO.
Telephone West 4707.
JULIUS S. GODEAU
Undertaker and Embilmtr
2123 Bush Street Near Ffllmore
Formerly at 805 Montgomery ay.
And 810 Van Ness ay.
Finest private residence accommodations. Lady
attendant. Carriages and ambulances to airs.
Tel/ West 2C99.
LEARY BROS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
2917 Twenty-fourth St.
Between Harrison and Bryant. " '
H; F. SUHR & CO,-
Undertakers and EmbalmcfS
LADY ATTENDANT.
2819 Mission Street Near 35ta
Telephone Market 98.
rHONB MARKET 133.
Gantner Bros.
UNDERTAKERS AXD EMBALMX&RS, .
3 1«O SIXTEENTH STREET,
• Between Church and Sanches.
O.P. PRECHTEL, " O. W. KKgI.WR. 1
Vice Pres. andllgr. Pres.
, ' ' Golden Gate oJndsrtaklng Co.
247.'>-2453 MISSION ST. Phons Market 2590. j
TOR EDDY CTMET Florist j
H. A. ATANSINO. ~7-.
Fresh cut flowers dally. Floral designs prompt* •
|y attended to. - - " \u25a0
11^9 EDDT UT. (old location). Saa Francise*.
CAREW & ENGLISH
Ft'.NERAIi DtRECTORS -
. 1818 GEARY STREET
% Between' Bnehanaa and Webster
' Pbone.West 2804.
. H. P» PETEKStINi
\u0084 ' Funeral Director and Embalm**,
1940-1942 Post atJ bet.' nilmore and States*.
; Telephone West 6333. . '
'r OEO. W. LUNT. HBNBX C. BUNKBtt. S
- . bunker \u25a0:& • ltjnt; ;
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Mission Masonic - Temple,
2068 Mission Street. !
Phone Market 2620. |
Calif (jraaUndertaH^ I
2216-STEINER STREET
Between Sacrameato aad Clay. Pnoae> West US (
D. I. KENNY&Ca •
:: A ; : . / —UNDERTAKERS— ;'
\ in» EDDY STREET near Scott.
~ Phone W— t 2«45. .
MONAHANiSf Ca [
f. Funeral "" t Director* and , Enbalmerev
. \u25a0\u25a0 - Private . Residence Accommodations.
'\u25a0 .' Office SW.' corner 25th and Guerrero sta, .
. .:\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 "--.;•\u25a0 .•\u25a0\u25a0»: Phone .'Market 33.^ .. .-'\u25a0 - ''\u25a0 -,
McAVOY, O'HARA & CO. ;
. ~ . UNDEaaTAKERS," .
;\ ; 2*«7-234» = Market c Street,
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