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REAL ESTATE
AND
BUILDING NEWS
A comparison of the record of build-
Ing operations " for this city and for
Los Angeles is interesting and also in
structive and will be especially so to
the person who believes . that San
Francisco Is not going ahead fast
enough and that other cities are more
progressive. The papers of Los Angeles
point with some pride to the fact that
"according to 'the report of the chief
building inspector, the valuation of
new buildings for which permits were
taken out in May again crossed the
million dollar mark. The total was
$1,005,605, which was only slightly be
low the record for the corresponding
month last year." In this city the
building operations for the- month of
May compare favorably with the
southern city. They were: Frame
"buildings. $1,781,979; brick. $2,516,944;
alterations, *82,505; total, $4,381,431. or
$3,375,726 more in value than in Los
.Angeles.
Despite the fact that It was compar
atively a dull month for the real estate
operator, the record for this city
that there were 755 sales of real
<-state. which represented a total value
of J-.'. CC5. 470, distributed as follows:.
Section— No- Sales. Amount.
Fifty *ara 47 $519,000
(me hundred rara 27 1*<4,1"5
I'otrero and South San Francisco. . »7 102,:iSn
Mission addition 255 6.1G.-!C.r»
VVetfrn addition 1« 920.37.%
<tut*ide lands and homesteads I*M5 30t>,173
Total 755 $2,6*i5,470
REVIEW" OF" THE SALES
Thomas Magee & Sons, in their
Jl*aJ Estate Circular, in the review of
the month's transactions, have this to
yay:
The falling off In the Csnn>s for last month
•as principally In the Mission and Western ad
dition sections. The principal sales *>€\u25a0«\u25a0 tbe
month were as follows: Northeast corner of
Bush ftreti and Belden place ibetwe^n Kearny
an<l Montgomery!, 67:6x77:6, $170,000; west
side of Stockton, 40:6 north of Vallejo. ©o:6x
65. $75,000; «a»>t side of Taylor street. S'7:<s
uoith of Post,. &5:10z91:S and 105, $72,500;
toutbwest side of Fourth street. 171:10 nortlt
w«?*t of Howard. 34:1-3x!>o, $40,000; south
east corner of Greenwich and Pierce, !s7?6r
137:6. $17,000; w*>st side of Buchanan. 26 north
of Sacramento. 25x103. $15,000: east side of
Steiner. 100 south of Hayes, \u25a0• 25x106. $15,000;
northeast corner of Twenty-fonrth and Guerrero,
75x87:6. $16,000; asd northwest side of Mar
ket street. 360 northeast of Noe. 50x115,
$15,000. The number of transactions even un
<".fT the present conditions is notable. The
number of small transactions which continue is
worthy of comment.
MORTGAGES DURING 3IAY
The same authority in discussing the
realty conditions, reported: t
There were 574 mortsaces recorded during the
month of May. amounting in ralue to $4,6-55.114.
an 3 releases of mortgages recorded to tee number
"f 331. Of ttis total the Bibernia bank loaned J
f 1.967.945. the German baak 55H4.952.- the Saa
Prancifcco tarings union $260,312, the Humboldt !
J'sck $112,000. while tbe other bsnts . followed J
with smaller amounts. Tbe loans by private In- j
<-:i« .d-y.s'.t amounted to $372.6T.3. For the present I
The wrings banks are not considering making j
i°w loans until monf-y -conditions are easier. > The !
rste of Interest charged on renewals of old loans '
Is 7 p«>r cent grots, or 5 per cent net In the case
cf large loans. . i
Tbe mortgages of Importance recorded during I
the mostb were as follows: Hibernia bank- to]
Kainnoat hotel, ' northeast corner of California
end Mason streets, north to Sacramento, east to
Powell, eocth to California and west to begin
ning. $2u0,000; Hibernia bank to Herbert E.
Law. south sorner of . Market and Annie streets,
142:6x160. $200,000: Hibernia bank to Mark
Sheldon company, east corner of Market and j
First streets. 51:5x137:6. $300,000. and Hibernia 1
back' to Thomas S. Williams, east corner of'
Third and Mission streets, 55x77:6. $210,000. In !
e:l of these cases the loans are undoubtedly
building loans, as all of these, properties hare
improvements in course of erection. German
bssk to Edwin T. and Grace S. Osborn. on Oe |
<li*T<>rect parcels. . $317,000, and Hibernia bank 1
to Ellen A. Fife, northwest corner of Market '
zed Drumm streets, 07 by 46 and 'M, $200,000.
. BETTER FEELI.VG IS.SHO\V.\
The improvement ' in . the streetcar
controversy, the settlement of the iron
•workers' strike and the adjustment of
the sympathetic strike of the electrical
workers* union of linemen by the In
ternational brotherhood of electrical
: "workers have had a 'reassuring effect,!
and the belief is expressed that^the
J labor situation is improving : 'substan
; tially and that the city wilt; soon: be in
a normal condition. Real estite operi
• tors report that there has been consid
erable Inquiry for' residence property
: and they attribute this to the fact that
many people who left the city after
' the. fire are deEirous of returning and
being' unable to rent houses are pur
chasing land on which to build. This
* is especially true of those people who
passed a winter away from the city
; and who declare that nothing will in
duce them to spend another winter
out of town so long as their business
compels them to come here daily.
An evidence that San Francisco
is regarded as a grood place not only
' in-whlch to Invest money, but in which
j to live, isff shown by the fact that
I Adolph Coors, a multimillionaire cf.
• Colorado, has bought a fine residence
J lot on Presidio .Heights, through the
I .-vjrency of Harrigran, Weldenmuller &
\ Rosenstirn, on which- he intends to
: build a . magnificent house. The lot is
• €>n the north line of Washington street
j between L«ocust and Spruce, and has a
: frontage of 52:6 by a depth of 127. It
: is Coors' intention to build in the near
'• future.
HELPS REBUILD CITY '
Among tlie many nonresidents who
came to tbe city directly after the are to
help rebuild the city was Henry Kahn,
-who, having started all his buildings,
is about to return to Paris. Kahn is
one of the old time merchants of San
Francisco and for the' past few -years
has lived abroad. After the disaster
be came here and has , rebuilt in Van 1
Ness and Golden Gate, avenues, in.
Brannan street between Second and
Third, in Eddy street between Mason
and Taylor, on the southwest corner of
Powell and O'Farrell streets and In i
the west line of Van Ness avenue be
tween Golden Gate avenue and McAl
lister street and also organized a com
pany to build on the old Kuss House
eitc.
. Baldwin & Howell have been mak
ing a. specialty "of 'loans during tho
past 30 days and report having place!'
for various clients several hundred
thousand dollors in sums ranging from
$5,000 to $50,000' each. Preference has
been shown; by lenders for^ Jlrst class
collateral rather than city real estate,
! although quite a.number x of loans have
been made through the real! estate : firm
oo; business properties. The; loans al
• most JovaViably: have been for two
- years, and the rate of Interest has, been
! at the rate; of 6 "per cent net' to the
j lender. Tht»;is*a higher rate than has
i prevailed with the banks, but "during
• the past*' SO :daye .: nearly all. of -the
, Ba.*ings' banks; have" been' declining
loans, which has brought* into the Held
' private lenders;whoareitaking,advan
: tage of the'prevailinghigb rate of ln-^
' tercet/ ':^HHBHp RBSHBnBBfIB
An unique project . among suburban
i subdivisions is presented to the public
i by the Point "Richmond -canal and' land
company,'- comprising 1.200 . lot* iin the r
lociurr of Richmond, a portion of which.
practically i constitutes Its water ' front.
; This company jhas ' dredged a ship
canal, from the deep water of the bay
: to the i heart- of Richmond, where the
wharfage of the town will -be pro
tected from the prevailing trade winds
as the course of the canal Is in the, lee
of and parallels the high hill that in
tervenes between Richmond and deep
water. , £*~.\
The town is already developed -• on
both sides of the tract, and the opening
of the; canal determines; the future
commercial "and shipping: center of the
town.
. Among the architects . who hare
moved down .town." are C A. Wright,
George Rushworth and RJ. S. Cahill,
who have taken- quarters: at 671 .Cali
fornia street, and T. Paterson ' Ross
and A. W. ; Burgren have moved to 222
Kearny street.
BALDWIN A HOWELL
Baldwin and Howell. have effected a
number of sales recently as follows:/
Three 6tory building, consisting of three flats
of five rooms each, -with 10t' 25x106:3. in
east . side of Clayton street, 100 feet south of
Oak. William Scher to "H. Kngelberg, $9,500; O.
C. Cappelmapn ' to Agnes M. Cotter, two story
building or two flats, with lot 25x100, in north
side ot Sacramento street, 62:6 feet east- of
Cherry, $8,000; Mary M.. Miller to John C-Peter
\u25a0 son. two story building,' consisting of two 'flats
of 5 and 6 rooms each, with lot 25x105, 1 in north
side of Seventeenth street. 95 feet west of >oe,
$7,100: E. L. Kulop to J.*B. Cosgrove. two stnry
Te<-i£*. iiff of nine rooms and bath, , with lot 27x
137:6, in south side of Post street: $3 feet west
of.Laguna. $9,000; August L. Sunderer to' Sarah
Mclaughlin, three story building of three flats,
with lot 25xSS, in west side of : Walter street,
13S feet north of Fourteenth. $11,700; Agnes M.
Cotter to Samuel Weinstein. . two story residence
of eight rooms and bath, with lot 27:8x111. at
northeast corner of Claj and Devisadero streets,
$10,000- fthis" property was subsequently resold
for $11,000); H. . Davenport "ttT 1 A. Lewis, cottage
of six rooms and bath, with lot 25x120. in east
i side of Fifth avenue. 323 feet south of Lake
street. $4,000: R. E_Farackerley to C. O. Mar
tin, one story cottage of six • rooms and bath,
with lot 25x120. in east side of Ninth avenue,
100 feet north of I street,. ss,ooo; estate of J/D.
Bedgood to Salina E. Howes, five room cottage,
with lot 25xS0, in east side of Castro street, 64
feet south of Clipper, $3,000.
The sameilrm reports the following
sales of vacant lots:
H. F. Mann to P. H. Bosworth, lot 50 by 110.
north fide of I street, S5 feet west of First ave
nue, on private terms. - John J. Hawkins to
Western Pacific railway company, lot 50 by 100.
east side of Mississippi street, 75 feet north of
Twenty-third. $2,000. J. M. Mnller to John J.
Arberry. lot 32:6 by 100.. southeast corner of .H
street and- Eleventh avenue, $4,000. W. H.
Shockley to Michael O'Connell. lot Cs' by SO.
west side of Tremunt avenue. 285 feet sonth of
Frederick. $1,500. J. H. Mlllzner to Felix Mar
cose. . lot 26 by S4. northeast corner of Sixth
avenue and Lake street. $3,150. Alexander Jonn
son to Sarah O' Neil, -lot 25 by <50. • north side of
Lyncb street. SS feet fast of Hyde. $1,250. H.
E. Law to John PaymtHer. lot 25 by 110, south
i east corner of Pierce and Chestnut streets.
$1.200.' W. F. Cunnlßjrnatn to Martha Huepeden.
lot 23 by £>5. west ; side af - Fourth arenue. 60
f»?t north of , Hngo.V sl.Soo. % Estate, fit Benja
min Healy to John 'J. Sullivan, lot 20 'by - 60,
north side of ' Green street, 1 10 feet west of
Hyde. SI.GOO. > W.> B. Storey 'to? R. ? 8. -: Cbe«s.
lots 10 m»4'lJ>. block F>Park lane tract. $2,000.
J Marcas^Anderson to M.-/E. Arnerieh -and: A.
Duncker, \u25a0 lot 50 by ' 95. 'west < side •of - Twelfth
a venue. -50 .feet sooth of'B street,. $2,100. Cliff
I House company to Rose CurrJer, lot 32:6 by 100,
I northeast corner Clement street and Twenty-fifth
arenue. $2,250. C. A. Maydwell to P. T. Hannt
gan. lot 57:6 by 57:6. southwest corner Jarkson
and Loeost - streets. SS.OOO. J. O. McCavitt to
Jennie • B. Lelb, lot 25 by -75,- north. side of Na-'
touia street, 70 feet east of Rues. $2,000. David
Craelius to William Cronln.; lot. 2s by T5,-nr»rth
side of Natoma. . 100 west of Eighth. $2,000.
V. J. Devlin to B. Gets. . lot v 250 by 120. west
i wd«> of Twenty-fifth avenue,- 100 feet north of
! California, $3,500. Estate of S: Asher to J.
Sockelcr. lot 25 .by \u25a0 56. west | side of \u25a0 Trenton
street, 62 feet north of Jackson, $1,200. Cliff
House company to E. P. Fewer, lot 25 by 120.
east sWe of Twenty-sixth « - avenue. 100 feet
north of Clement. $1,000. Joseph Apel' to Min
| nic Luik. lot 22 by 61. east side of Rondell. 314
south of Sixteenth. $1,650.'. .E. Hoffman ' to ' M;
Abraham, lot 24 by 112. -north side of Jackson
street, 87 ~ feet west of Jones. $3.000. ' M.\ J.
SUttery -to Gertrude Dransfield. . lot . 24 by 9s.
north side of Seventeenth street. 390 feet west
of Castro, $2,500. W. H. Gardner -to Clinton
Day. lot 25 by SO. southeast side of Natoma
I street. 100 fe«t southwest of Fifth; $4,000.' P.
J. Ansider to N. M. Adler. lot 50 by 97:6. north
j east « s orner of Twenty-first and Eureka" streets,
$2,500. J. J. Mundwyler to J. P. 11. W nt- P
| worth, Int 27:6 by 137. south side of California
street, 137:6 feet west of Leayenwortb; $6,500.
Sew leases made
Abrahamson Brothers: & Co. ' report
the following leases,, amounting ito
?282,7*:0:
For Mrs. Mary A. Wilson. . who was repre
sented by Shalnwald, Buekbee & Co.. to C. Al
bert Jordan, five story building, in north -line of
Turk «re*t west of Taylor, containing 65 rooms,
for the term \u25a0of 10 years at a total rental of
$66,000: fur Mrs. AdcleHesser to Milton Le»lr
president -of the -.Van Nee's impmvement com
pany, four \u25a0 story apartment bulldincr in north
line of Post street west of LeaTenworth. for the
term of JO -ears' st a total rental of $60,000;
I^eo Bruek to A. \u25a0E. Williams.* apartment house
at Pine and Monroe streets, .'for the term of- 10
years at a total rental of $58,320; for/Mrs. Eu
genia Samnels :- Fisher, to P.- Guirliani. three
i-;<.r.v building at Folsom street and Harrison
avenue, for- the. term of seven years' at a -total
rental of $42,000: for Samuel : Dusenberry ' to
California investment company, \u25a0 four story apart
ment bouse at southeast corner of Pacific . avenue
and Hyde street, for the terra of fire years at a
total rental of $30,000; for Kcil estate company
to J. See & Co.. building at 2550 Mission street,
for tbe term offlve. years at a total; rental of
$21,000. \u25a0\u0084.-..,: j
"SALES. I.V SUXSET DISTRICT?
Lipman & Hirschler.' report a .fairly
good • market for lots in the Sunset and
Richmond districts. .They 'are , preparing:
to; subdivide the block i between H and
I streets,- Twelfth and; Thirteenth"; aye-,
nucs.- which was lately sold by. them at
the price^of; $60,000. r;-1 / \u25a0
' They further report sotne ; interesting
eales , made in the • last f ew. ; day s.V] The
highest ; prices \ yet obtained "on \ Forty
ninth avenue near B street was realized
for a; lot \u25a0 sold : by." Llprhan & I Hirschl.jr
for account of Kittinger et' al. to ' Jolin
C. Mitchell for $5,300.- The lot is 25x90
in size and- the' improvements did not
go with the' sale. The adjoining lot,
25x120, on. the east. line; of Forty-ninth
avenue,". 100 feet south: of B. street.', was
sold*- by ---the same agents for account \.it
Albert Meyer to'llarley W. Klttlnger
for $4,000.
For ' Ellen" McDonald to '« John I and \u25a0 Michael
Dcmpnlck. lot in • the cast line >. of , Fifth '\u25a0 avenue
85 feet south' of Hugo street,: price: $2,150;: for
P. A.'Andrade to Dr. Fred A.- Zamwalt, lot and
improvements at the Kuutbeast : corner of. Point
I.ohos ami Fortieth 'avenues, size of :iot'4l:6xlO<V
prlce $tt,MK); ' for 'H. - 11. -Salz- to J Jeanf G. \u25a0Oe
Greaycr, lot In the i west line of \u25a0 Forty-fifth ; ave
ntie 250 feet ' south of - B Blrcet;: 25x120; t tnrj* M»"
Wills rd to W. , C. : Kw>?h. lot in the west 'Hue. of i
Forty-tif th avenue 275 feet % fcot ;. south of * C
street, 60x120; -for 'Albert '.Meyer -to (1. Klatt.'lot ;
in the west Hoc of. Ninth aveniM" 150 f<»ct south
of J street, 25x120,: price $1,60 ft: \u25a0- for. P. Swped ;
to C." Blanchard. lot In : the" north -line \u25a0 of- Pnlnt
Loboe avenue S2 \u25a0 f»ct \u25a0 «>ast . of Thirty-sixth : ave
nue,"soxloo. price SI. 100.
SALES IX POPE TRACT - -
In the Pope, tract,', which 'lies vbetween
Ashbury r and • Stanyan ' streets. : south " of
Carl ) street. ;in s the "Panhandle; "i Messrn ]
Shalnwald, ! Buekbee {&"; Cd.v and rMessr.*).*' \
Lyon' & Hoag,* who' handle the' property ;
jointlj',' '^report; the [following* sales,';
which , were made ; within the past": few i
weeks: ' \
\u25a0'j.'.W. Thatcher ' pa id - $1 i .300 for lots 10,-" 11,': 13
and J4, in block JSB6; : R. ~- B." Phillips;; $6.400. •» for
lot* -- 10.^' 11. '13;, 14, and 15; -block,: 885 /(these
lots \u25a0 front \u25a0on \u25a0 the" north »; line *of \u25a0' Carmel f street,"
between Cole and: Shrader) : i V.*; 8arac0, ";, 54,000, :
for. four:lots,i2sxlSsjfeetteach,^in tbe'.west line
of ?: Shrader > street, 'M south « of < % SeTenteenth ; « J.
Rutherford, $5,650. t lot ! 12,^ block % 88S. ; lot j 10, 1
block ' BS5. '-s IoU 18, 19 i and ? 20,1 in . block 887; i C
W. •' Fay.t $15,750, • for 12 lots : in " blocks - 883; . 884
juA • SSS; -\u25a0 C. - F. . Arclcri.' 12.000, * far * tat- 4 U,
>• \u25a0-- \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0;-\u25a0.* \u0084\u25a0\u25a0/\u25a0,\u25a0'.\u25a0'\u25a0;\u25a0••\u25a0:\u25a0.
<S^"FR^
block 887;. M. J. Shsahsn. fl,ooo. for lot 21.
block 887; R. Salmon, $1,200, lot 5. block 887;
J. M. T«lgn«y, » $1,060,;' for \ lot 12, block % 885;
F.! B.v CaTarly, $1,000,- for - lot 17, > block ; 887 ;
T. .Turnblao,. $1, 000.-, for lot 18.- block i BB6;
A. B. Bounio, lot 22, • block ' 887." for - the ' same
figure ; R. N. Nason, $2,000, for ' two . lots, block
886; G. H. Cook. $1,080, for > lot 22,'- block 885:
A. " Keller, : $1.800. % for "lot in'- th« . wsst : side : of
Oole street. 75 feet south of GntUn; Arsnka F.
Pete,; $1,000. for. lot 24, block -887:=- W. - P.
Patterson, $1.800,; for lot 17,: block 885*: A>S.'
Mackay," $1,000, for lot IT.- block 11 — — ; C.' Bfrd,
$1,600, for lot 10, block 885; X.~. Tw&tU, \ $l.«S00,
for. lot 11. block 888: H.- Heaton. $1.200.* f0r lot
11, block , 882; M. Waller, ; $1,000, for \u25a0 lot * 16.^
block 887; W. Hdauey, $1,000, for lot '15, block
887.; \u25a0 \u25a0:. .\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0'-^. r ;•\u25a0--\u25a0--.\u25a0 -r-;- >-',-. \u25a0-..\u25a0
HILL VAIXEY, TRANSFERS
.' Lyon " & Hoag *- report > the .. following
sales . for .the •; past '. fortnight.*' showing
an' exceedingly strong demand for home
sites, • particularly i at i Mill . Valley and
Burlingame. . . The majority of these lots
were bought \u25a0 by- home ; builders, ; many
of whom have already \u25a0 started to build :
Tamalpala park tract to Florence Parkes,*' lot
162,pric« $400; Tamalpals j>ark tq Elttabeth
Beck. lot 114, \u25a0 price \u25a0 $550; ,Tamalpalt . park ito
Katberlne Darling, lota 248, 249. , price r $1,500;
Tamalpals park -to W. •M. Anderson. -• lot <- 82,
price $700; Tamalpals • park i to: Anna- Berger, Uot
118, price $600; Tamalpals park to .Kark Zim
merman, lot 209, - price *C5O; Tamalpals park- to
WilUam B.:Dowllng, lot GO, price $650; Tamal
pais park to Cora . Bart, - lot* - 119,' 120, * price
$1,250; TamalpaU park to* Charles S. Close, -lot
110,-price $600;, Tamalpais. park to 0., F. Ber-
Tenger, lot 208, , price $850. ; J '-' -r \u25a0 ' ;
; The following lots were sold; in* Bur
lingame by 'the same 1 firm: ;•\u25a0!:." .\u25a0
, Howard . estate *to Elisabeth * Bayford, - lot '\u25a0\u25a0 1 .
block " 19, 'Howard t tract, \u25a0 price ' $1,700; Howard
estate to G. A. Momberj. 10t « 22, block .31.
Howard tract, - price $660 : ; Howard '\u25a0 estate to G.
X. Anderson, lot lA,. block 81,-prie* 1650: How
ard estate to J. G.- Parker, "the east «5 feot cf
lot 13. block 7.1 BurliDgame land companj-,' price
$1,250. \u25a0 \u25a0 -• \u25a0-\u25a0. "- --\u25a0 .---:' \u25a0 '- ..
REPORT OF J. R. . BRANDON ;
Julian' R. Brajndon' reports the fol
lowing sales:: * , - -\u25a0 :-: • .
Cottage 223 "Third iaTenne. 325. feet north nf
Clement . street, • 8 rooms • an«i ' bath,^ Mrs.' M. *R-
Crossley to J. P. Kerr." $«.000; lot on : the \u25a0 wnt
side of First avenue. 25 feet north. of California
street, B0 by 85, Mary : F. ~i Gibbon :to F. J.
Lery, $4,500; cottage house,-- 1708 '-Broderlck
street," 5 rooms , and bath, . lot -20' by , 60, :, Ke
becca Arerett . and Alexander : Arerett -to \u25a0' Aaron
Posner, $4,000: two flats north side of California
street, 2516-2518. California street. \u25a0 77:1 :feet
west of Stelner street.-, lot 25:10 by. 120 to rear
street. Bridget Fitigerald to Antonio, DeTOto,
$8,000; 50 rara southeast corner of. Locust, and
Clar streets; 137:6 by 127:8H.' Manraret Skelly
*to Harry Dnna, $25,000: lot on the north -side
of Greenwich \u25a0 street, ; 134:9- east -of .'Franklin
street.: Isaac Rosenbamn and wife rtoro.^j.
McCormick ' and Margaret - McCormick, his i tls
ter, 25 by - 137 :6. $2.350 : lot on the • north I sside
of Greenwich street. 10»:9'feet east of Franklin,
lot- 25 : by,- 137:6, Julius Newman « estate >\u25a0 crmi
pany to George J.' McCormick and Margaret Mc-
Cormick. his sister.. $2.6oo:' lot r on -the sontii
erir line of Clay street, -100 feet east of Locust;
37:6, by 127 :8 U. Harry 'Dnna • to: Mrs.V.X." J.
Bowen. , $7,750; .Thomas ' Mapee s& > Sons. • actfrg
for the buyer. 12 room; residence. -2023 s.Cali
fornia street, lot 34 by 137:6. Nellie v\V. Gerkc
to Kettle N. Brandon, $14,000.; ,(• > •'•..\u25a0 «i
SAJi- BRUNO * AVEIf 178 SALES
V -Oscar' Heyman & Bro. report-the'fal
lowing "sales: ->\u25a0 '\ - : !"_ v*V" v " '\u25a0/,;\u25a0\u25a0 J'\ I ';. ii'ijj 1 '
*- Marcello Camarrl. sou Hrtrest .line of San Bruno
avenue. , 102 feet southeast of Felton street. 25x
120; Bosa Mopsakoff, southwese line of San Bruno
avenue. 52' feet south : of iFelton^street,- 25*05;
Henry/ Gnnderson. \u25a0 west . line of .- Munich * street;'
200 ' feet; north •of Brazil. arenue., 50x100: "Rosa
Waehter,' southwest line - of; San ; Bruno' avenue.
77 feet southeast of, Felton street (formerly
Henry street*. '25x95; *Eve Waldman. southwest
corner \u25a0 of, San j Bruno .avenue . and I Felton t street;
27x03: P. Armstrong. .- west. line . of \u25a0: San Bnmo
aTenue. 360 'feet south' of 1 Ere :\u25a0 street. 24x150;
Fred Allen., southeast, -corner of Felton ='an<l Gl
rard ' streets;.- 27x95 ; . • Stephen " T. v and >• Mamie
Smith, east line > of . Douglass -.street, ? 225 .\u25a0 feet
south of Twentieth., 25x130. '\u25a0 -. , \\
LEASES ; BYWOLP& HOLLM A S
' Wolf ; & Holiman, report* fhe follow
ing leases: /, .. «.'. ..; r ;. . :;.."*. '."
For \u25a0• account of 'William- Cohen to \u25a0 Hedwig
Schubprt, upper, - floors •.of \u25a0 three \u2666 story i- brick
building, southwest; corner of Larkin j street and
Birch -avenue, to be. used 'as a rooming house.' for.
a term «f five years; $16.500 ; \u25a0\u25a0 for William Cohen
to • Joseph Stoltz. : , store ' and v basement in i above
building, for term ; of i fire : years, . '.$10,500; j for
French- American \u25a0 bank .. to | Brighton Beach I realty
company, store at 810 Van Ncsa arenue. •\u25a0 forgone
year. ,$lOO tc month; -" for 'Azalea C. \u25a0\u25a0; Keyeseto
George Eliassen. store in - building.' i Davis street
and -Broadway;: for same account to I. Gomez,
upper floor ; of above building. :; for two : years,
$3,000: for 'Anna Bosquet tn H.- J. i Wilmes. two
story, residence. 'lol2 Washington street, for two
Tears. \u25a0 $75 - a '•< month : ' for James - Ward . to -:\u25a0 I."
Rudee, two story, repldence.-, 7^3; Coie street. "^ for
lerm of years.'sl,soi>: for I). Blbhero to B. Was
serman,. two ; story, residence.': 2229 Union ! street.*
for term of years. $1,600; for A . Abrahsmson to
3." l>."Harmer, -store at 816 O'Farrell: street, one
year. : $100' a \u25a0 month; ' for L/mls Kobn. . store at
!>oo : o'Farrell street. » one , year; .: for; Sophie ; tJrl.
store at 557 Hayes street, two years, to I.'Tir
kertanh,- $75. a month.. ,• \u25a0s-:^ ,«-._\u25a0 \u25a0- .• . v , ...-,- -_:>. .
"\u25a0Wolf & ; Holiman -hare cold *, for, srvonnt'-of
narry Tinna to Rebecca . Welnberg , the lot .and
improvements on- the. nor.th- line of . Ellis street;
1 .TB-.6 west of Webster.* 45x120; j $10.000; ". for; H.
T. Baron, lot at the northeast corner- of Seven
teenth avenue and C street.; to a client. $12.000. !
• Williams &KSurryhhe*report;the-fol
lowing recent? transactions: V : ; -'
. ' Mrs^ H. M. Salomons to" a cl ient, - the ' property
situated at 1715-17-19 1 Scott street between j Sot
ter and Bush. Improvements consist of two flats
of • six \u25a0 rooms and bath ' each • and ' cottage' of < <ix
'rooms and bath.* with lot 50x137:6 feet, for $16.
500. • Mrs. C. i Berger jto F. » E.v Hesthal, lot * 25i
$*:•{ feet., situated in: the! easterly line of; Hyde
etrcet, 57:6 i. feet '; north -i of "*'• price
$S,MO; M. McEvoy to M. /A.'« Busse." lot situated
in \u25a0 the \u25a0= southerly \u25a0 line > of : Broadway,'^ 140:!) ' f*>ft
easterly from; Jones street.* 23:6x6o feet,'< s2,soo;
M.7 A: i Peters • to • U; \ Yager, i lot '\u25a0 situated \ in • the
westerly line t>f Stanyan street. 25 feet northerly
' from Parnassus i: avenue.*; Eoxl37:6' feet." $4,500:
M. E. \u25a0 Peters *, to E. > Church.'; lot : situated - in ; the
southerly line of; Car westerly
from Stanyan;i 25x127:6 \u25a0 feet, i s2.lso; . H. T Block
to W. Shepman. lot situated; in the westerly line
of'Larkin street.-97:6 feet ' southerly from .Wash
ington,' 30x137:6 ? feet/: $5,500: i James Fraxer ro
Lulu ; E. • Tweedy,"' lot situated " in \u25a0 the ' northerly
line ' of . McAllister street. . 25 feet westerly from
Wlllard, Csxloo feet.' sl,ooo.'* : , -
AUTO : THIEVES \u25a0IN COURT
Arthur -Shearer, Joseph > Coffin Y and
Walter 5 J.'vJ.? Grossman,*' charged ;.^ with
; steal ing i Mrs. C. , C.'^Hoag's : automobile;
I appeared - for -preliminary -hearing;,' be^
; fore '\u25a0". Judge ';[ : ; Weller.li yesterday,
afternoon. 1 " Grossman : was j' allowed :^to
pleadjguilty/ofjpettyjlarceny/andl'wlll
be 1 on il{Afteri Mrs.'
Hoag. had \ testified '\u25a0\u25a0 to' the* ownership Jof.
tlielraachine.'.the cases {of [Shearer:; and
Coffin 1. were, continued itilllTuesday..
cThe 1 ' t ; three "^defendants ";" are; also [ac
cused ;\u25a0 of • stealingf Samuel I J.- BuckbVe's
machine ,'^Lnd :: 5 yesterdaj', ; morning^- -De;
tectives<Graham| and 1 Hiordan arrested
"Kid" jDoughertyion^the) i same~|charge.' 1
Dougherty.t-ls^'sald T- to Tliave \u25a0'. beeniJthe
! lead erfof^ the ; gan g. v *, He '• h as ' a^charge^
of burglary pending Tagalnst* him." ;-•-
Fifty Copies
Was. the number. of April Sunset Maga
zines sr>ld -'ml San 3 Francisco vln'-nve
days ! Z. That ; lssuc-^the It' One iYear 'Aft
er;'.' number— ls t surpassed ? In* every * re^"
spect' -by:-, the "June—^the^'Greaterj San
Francisco'.'-f-number," which contains the
most^/ superb i panoramic g photographs,
showing^thei work? of \ Sans: Francisco's
rebuilding, :Uhatp'" have 1 .' "ever''- Jjeen
printed. ' "*\. :^ '"*-.'\u25a0 \u25a0",'\u25a0:'::"\u25a0 '7^" '-'\u25a0-,", *,' \u25a0'
TO OUST v OIL TRUST
: ST. PAUL; ; June. ;,7.— The;;! state- of
Minnesota; v> through General
YDurig/s.lssabouttto»brlneTlBult|t6|6ust
the'J Star daidj2Ollgcompany.^from*|^ the'
stat^^Thelaclion^willlbe^basedionlan 5
al leged I violation Jot I the? socalled | Hin£
tbnjlaw,^whlch|prov(<les fthat (thel price"
bfjoillmust^b'ejuniformjthrougbbutlthe''
stately allowance | bel n'g .made . for] \u25a0hip
pliieV'Chargßs.-. _ -/.. :-:
FIREMEN TO RECEIVE
REGULAR VACATIONS
Cbmmissibriers ; Decide That
Members^ Are Descrying
of T Summei: Rest i
SUPERVISORS SCORED
Meager Appropriation Will
Not Pay ] f or : Any New
Engine Houses v xf,
Tha fire commissioners decided yes
terday that the members ' of • tl»6 depart- I
ment would bo jrran ted their Tacatlons
.with pay during: • the * next*; fiscal '; year,'
despite the limited appropriation In the
budget I made 'i by : i the '/, board of i super- ,
visors* which was sharply, criticised for
Its '\u25a0\u25a0 parsimony^; - : '\u25a0•: ?&?; \u25a0>': .-• !'".*•« \u25a0•;:;:?- f ,
. ;-.' Chief ? Engineer a Shaughnesoy ;. >_ said
that Chairman Gallagrher of the finance
committee^' had * that": the* do^
partxnent \ would " not % have ? any money
to build any needed . new/ engine ) houses
out ' of S the a appropriation %of S % 900,000,
of. which $T60,000 was for salaries and
vacations, $110,000 for maintenance and
supplies \u25a0 and $ 40,000 for new apparatus.
Shau«nn'essy Js sald:.;t^ ~<i S" : ' --'A:- ." '
Ie "I Vtold s Gallagher that he » ousht \ not
to be expected to pay for 'engine houses
out 7 of i our '- salary^ \u25a0; fund > and "\u25a0 he I- an
sweTed that we would not receive" one
cent more f for. that ; purpose.: >Ast the
matter stand* - now,' we -will i have 5 suffi
cient- money to « place . all - the existing
engine ;. companies ;. in cornmlsslon, bat
noimoney4for;;new,;cotnpaniea."/" .' ' ;
v ."Well.v If; anyl one says \u25a0 thjat ; we; can
build ! houses \u25a0 out : of .the ; meager appro
priation allowed us he Is either a fool
or \he r does ) not", know; what |he Is I talk
ing i about,",.' said Commissioner -Parry.
5 "Mr.! Gallagher ' Is ' hot '\u25a0- running I this , de
partmentland 'the * city v needs more -fire
protection.' vltwlllibeiup' to 'the \u25a0com
mercial; todies ;to ; go i to ; the supervisors
and" urge them .. to : allow \ money .VutTof
the rehabilitation | f uridf f or new'houses."
-y> "The , firemen will get ' their vacatlond.
to > which -.they j are . entitled,*' ' said • Cbn»
mlssionerAWreden, "even ; If the funds
becorae^exhausted by so doing. '; In that
case they, will* have , to' be' laid- off j later
in* the"; year ; and .the " responsibility will
restiwith^the, supervisors,"/- i;:"";
"The ; /'commission:'^appointed *. Henry
Horn\ and iiCharles^ v . Cullen'. \u25a0 battalion
chiefs and one of them will be assigned
to: a^new -district. , ':V?"*j - '
~ : * Chief 'j.Shaughnessy's '; leave- of ab
sence X as * second;* assistant \u25a0"; chief ''.\u25a0wa|
extended (for. "one \u25a0year,^ so ithat" he; may
return i to \ the 5 position \ If .'he \ should i so
desire. v : Other|appllcatlons ; for. extended
leaves* of : absence ;"were7postpbn'ed ;two
.weeks.'.',.' '••.'";//\u25a0\u25a0, ""' .':\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 , '. .-•'•\u25a0•'-':.'.* C~'' - :
,Ttie v.commlssibh* decided ' ; that'" ao
leaves] bf absence would be granted- be
tween "July ;ir : l9o7. - : and January ; I*l9oB,
to" firemen * who laccep t^employment | as
'policemen*, or fother municipal positions.
.: 'The supervisors^ will be asked 'to, pur
chase a ' lot lri - the^vlcihlty^of .'Clay'-: and
IJeavenwbrth; streets for a> new engine
co*mpany.V Y y # r v' ''::\u25a0]?'-,{•' '"' "\u25a0 '\u25a0:•'.' .', ' . -;' *
FIFTY/. STUDENTS RECEIVE
~ DIPLOMAS fAS DOCTORS
Large ; Gatiiering -Attends the Grad
••Vv Jiiation Exercises of College at:
-. " fiVan' Ness -Theater ;
%' : Exhorting ithejn Ato^be ' true' - to^'tbe
i ideals ', and vprinclples ;as i laid * downi in
thelr'ralniaJ.Water,'^ 50>" graduating^ stu
dents fbf V the Vcolle'ge I of.; physicians "j arid
surgeons L"were"; presented-,, with: their
plomasn Thursday ji by >President I WJnBr
low/Andersorit'ati'exerclses; held '.int the
Van^Ness") theater." 'i'X*,:'.^^!..-.' .1 . ' ;
"^Mariy4x)f- : the ; students',- friends .were
present.'.'" Among Jthe'X speakers I was
Rev. ;;' Joseph*. P. i MoQuaide, \ who, during
his > remarks', i said> that" he^hoped Ithe
time iwould' come -when there .would be
a* f ar . stronger ; bond ;of j friendship '- be;
tween ; the',' medical : profession and U the
clergy. ' Those . who received -diplomas
were: ":;'''.; ( / ; :. J ;\u25a0;\u25a0; \u25a0 ,' , : -. \u25a0'
'\u25a0\u25a0'- Doctor of medicine— Samuel t . Richard \u25a0 Clark,
ViTon. 4 Clereland,'. Edward' Sax. Drucks, ' I^eon
Ralph • Dupulch. : Joseph ' A. Ferrin. \u25a0 • Samuel 1 Ah-
Truem" Goldman.? Roseoe- Earl. Hamllo. James
Chapman v Hanley.' ; Agnes . Emille \u25a0\u25a0 Hansen.' : Eu
gene \u25a0 Franrls \u25a0 Mataan, •. Jeddlah -William Pldcock,
Augustus 5 Hermance r' Rankln, s .; Francis -•Joseph
Roberts." Arthur Edwin Skoonburg. Walter Addi
son iWhitlock,'' Heinricb '. Wortmann. U :. ; .;•- / ?* 5* *.1. 1
\u25a0 I Doctor jof dental » surgery — Harry Lee . Alkins,
Marcaret'Janet Bell, James Alfred_Bires, Albert
'A:'? Brown. 1 .- Iran ; Claude -Burke," Xonis 'Edward
Clay, \u25a0'.- Eugene \u25a0; Clair - Clendenln, i Ernest Downes.
Jobn ; James -Driscoll. \u25a0 G. .Lawrence > Flelsijr. Gar!
Otto - Forester. o Charles -Albert- Gromaire, ; George
Wlnfield I Haley, v Louis \ Bglton I Laughlin, ' Gordon
Felix Lyon, James ; - Ernest -McGregor."* John v H.
McKay. Charles; Herbert WillUra } An
drew - Menne.'r- William -? Jnnius j. Mhoon, : Daniel
Francis MnlriMU;" > Ralph i Burton . Newbre. - Ktn
suke J Otsnbo. t/eland - Ray ; Packwood/ George
Thomas . Poole, . Harry. George • Ryan, i Otto -Albert
Scboenwald. Anson ' Burlingame Smith Jr., Clyde
Wallace^Dsher.vHeln rich- Wortmann;, graduate
in pharmacy — Anthony.O.'Coit.'
SEEYOSEMITE!
I railroad .now - open." Write
0..W.' Lehmer, traf .; m grr.,* Merced.,* CaL^f.
\u25a0• Instead of ; marrying for, money, alone,
a , man ought to brace .uq <and . rob a
bank;-.-;.".r"vJ.-,'-.;.f:";<^ -'C- r .. *:: r \ \u25a0 'aXpI'S-S-^
HB"SBflBIB^^H :' ' \u25a0 g .' - ' B^ '\u25a0 •' ' SJM I CrSvliflll jr
The Sunset Route personally conducted tourist excursions in airy, iiijiS
comfortable vestib'uled- Pullman sleepers afford, an
Through tHe grove's of .; Southern /California, , along 'theipali--
sades of the Rio , Grande, through ..Texas cotton fields - and J South-
\u25a0 . ; crn f^evergladesc^aiid :fo^ts,i to Philadelphia, New /York,- Bpstori,
\ - Low Round Trip Rate Tickets on Sale
'. --'\u25a0 ' /A.S.^mA.ViJS^JMmtrlettTmmm.^Amt^ ~ " : ' . BS^JHt G.T. FOR»vrk; District Fasw. A«em«, .
I :- ; . Fl««il BalltUasVSvitlFnncliseW - -14th' suad Fr*i»kHj»:«t«4:Omkla«iJ.
Student Body of Normal School Gives
Dance in Honor of Graduating Class
-V The festivities attendant "upon the
ending; of the year at the San Francisco^
state normal "school were brought to a
delightful close last night "by the dance
'given^by \u25a0 the ; members _of the 'student
body to^ the graduating class.
The event took place at the Paris tea
gardens •. and ; '\u25a0\u25a0 about .\ 150 '{" guests
present The scene wai a charming one,'
the ,' pretty ; girls Kin $ theJr r » dainty, soft
hued * gowns | appearing \ to~ the 'best ? ad-;
vantage In. the dark paneled room, with'
the ')% attractive {*,' hanging ; . baskets -, of I
greens '.which \ were ; used i In" decoration:
• vThe } guests (were \ fashionably J late | in'
arriving, » the dancing \ beginning about
9 :SO (o'clock and ; continuing until ; after
midnight. \u25a0 Miss "Charlotte EsTes,* presi
dent ' H of .^ the "student ibody.-v was floor
manager - and \u25a0 proved ; j; herself I jcapable
and charming. The [ patronesses -were:
Mrs.' P. v J. Brickley, 1 Mrs.' L. C. \u25a0 Enewold»'
:'Mrs.'i E.; J.t Levy,'? Miss Minnie : Maher,
; Mrs. 5 James :McEnerny -and "Mrs. : W.
Schultheis.'^ The S reception committee
consisted ot : ; Miss : Carol : Larkins,' Miss
Louise Carlson"; Miss . Ellen Kyne, Miss
Elizabeth McDermott, Miss " May, 1 Mur
ray, Miss - Dorothy Schul theis and . Miss
Rita The members IQf E the
honored : class are : ;, Miss ; Eva Moldrup/
Miss \ Eli ta Perel val. Miss ' Sarah Young.
Miss" Perle Sanderson,' Miss Alice Elli
ott, Miss t Myla ; Eaton, Miss Q Bessie
Tsrown,~ Miss Anita -Shade, ' Miss Amy
Pullen, Miss Lottie Gage. Miss Rose
Remick, Miss Rose Oberrnuller, Miss
Louise Held, Miss Helen Vollmar, Miss
Freda /• Dunlop, " Miss '. Alice < Hart, > Miss
Mabel Bouick, Misa Margaret Maguire,
Miss : Ida Rat hke, Miss Aimee Mack and
Miss Irene ' Hastings." ~ \ \-'
- ''Ambngj the many; pretty gowns noted
were "the*- following: \u25a0 '\u25a0 : -' ' *; ]
h- Mrs. - L. i C. I Enewold, \u25a0= gray : and ; black
silk; Miss Charlotte Estes, pale' green
organdie V and " lace ; r ~ Mrs. :
P. jJ. »• Brickley,;; gray : ; "cloth ' and ? white
lace ; Miss ;' Ethel ; Harris, pink flowered
net ; ' Miss - Stella 3Tavich, " white mull;
.flowered -in" yellow 'and trimmed .in
bands 0 yellow : taffeta; ' Miss .Irene
Aye"r,-:t white ; mousp*line de - sole:*- Miss
Eva Mbldr'iip, scarlet chiffon; Miss"Jes
sie- Staridley, ; white crepe \u25a0 de 'chine *; and
lace; < M}ss j Eleth Hollenbeck,'"'.whlte em
broideredit net *\u25a0 and lace;,'. Miss Adalyn
Brickley,~ pink [ brocaded^silk and white
lace;,- Miss t Eva V Levy, white mull and
lace ; Miss , Mabel Bouick;. pale - blue \si Ik
and .lace ; Miss Edria iWillcox, pale pink
silk x and chiffon;- Miss Mabel^Wlllcox.
.white ydotted ; net . 'over .white ;" satin ;
Miss Harriet Cook, white net over white
silk. T with ja' girdle -arid . garniture '. of
pink % ribbons: : Miss ".- CarollneiKoford,'
pink embroidered \ silk mull .'and -white
l&ce;iMiss. Helen yollfhar, white; mull
and Ala'ce; :Miss; Lizzie - Park,, pink : em
bfoidered; mull; Miss Dorothy Schult
heis, • white r crepe arid lace; = Miss ; Eliz
abeth \McDermott, - white ; and lavender
flowered silk; Miss May Meredith, black
chiffon :• and -lace; ' Miss' Letitia . Mclri
erny,* cream v colored crepe : de chine and
lace ;l Miss, Carol Larkins,' pink silk: and
chiffon ; : ,v Miss > Rose \pbermuller,ttpale
blue and white flowered chiffon, ; with a
blue- girdle; Miss Pearl Strlte,' blue:em
broidered *; mousseline, i ' trimmed 'with
garlands of forget-me-nots; Miss Elinor
Meredith, : pink •silk; poplin.; trimmed
with "white lace, and pink chiffon ruch
ings :', Miss '* Edith Archibald, white mull
and lace, -with a blue satin girdle;; Miss
Patrice JBorgeson,; white- dotted^Swiss,
with; valericienries -Insertions;'' Miss' Dor
othy ' Solomon, white organdie and; lace;
Miss . May Murray,' white rnoussellne de
ENJOY ' DANCE AT FAIRMONT
Students and; Graduates of High
School Celebrate End of Term ;
. • Students /and graduates : of the"; high
schools .of- thitpcity "and bay ; counties
and Y- their,- f rie'rids ii i to : the 7". number : : of
500 assembled 4n * the bl ue ..room ; of the
Fairmont hotel .last night at the annual
ball ; of \ the V.California' school s of . me
chanical Tarts and which .was given? by
the graduating class. of 1907. j The ball
room Vwaa "decorated , with streamers I of
black and 'gold,; the colors of the school
and of ';. the?": graduating, .class, v. The
number.*' of / gowned v' and
pretty ; misses I was ; large and . the ; quota
of escorts *; correspondingly :; great. ", ;As
early; as -8 o'clock ; the young • people be
gan 'to arrive and 'every, kind 'of con
veyance^ was {pressed * Into * sen'ice to
surmount '\u25a0;- the ;i grades . leading V to'^ the
caravansary. 'LThe " number ';. of autos,
carriages,'; t all y ho coaches and ; ' . large
buses :;crowded\ the .thoroughfare and
approachesTof the hotel_far into'the
evenfng.*" .;.' '. .: \. \u0084. ''.". \u0084.";\u25a0_" -. ;. \u0084--
.^John;Frenchfof:the graduating; class
was -floor, manager. _Upon the reception
'committee : "^ r the "?\ following 'i-'l students
served :\ Harry .Deafin,;' John Mac Henry,
Percy'Nash;" Ernest. Thompson/ William
Gay, v Cllntbn'Allsopp", ": Miss Lou Knell.
Miss "' Marie Winchell' and Miss Kate
Brannigan. '""-' '^^iMßJHnSlifoilhbiiJffl #Tjl
' '\u25a0 i Those ; who acted as patrons . of Uhe
affair, were : ~* T. M. "i Otto, ;. Miss ; . G-t R:
Southwick, . Mrs. J. • Knell, 5 ; Mrs. K.V.U.*
KUnkner," Mrs. L. F. \u25a0Winchell ; and T.
E. .Qay.tr s-^:-i '\u25a0" : . ' ' -^ : ."'','. : - C:-.'*'
v Among l those present were: -~ Misses
Ethel ' Sher man, v Anna^ French,' Genevievs
Sullivan.' Marie Skaife. Ethel Sternberis.
Alraalßingham; Winifred: Spear, Helen
Adams, 1 ' --> Catherine : . MacAdama, Ethel
Thorndyke, : Blanche : Car rau. Alma
Greerilau. Alice ' Cannon. C Plumbe.
Phoebe -Knowles," Lou : Houston, ,Elane
Standish. i. May Charleston, i Ethel Hilp.
Allcel English,;. Bertha .Williams, Elva
.Woodman, T- Frances ',^Woodman. \u25a0; Ireno
Adams/fAdelle 5 Winchell.': Marie J Win
chell,* Edith j Rodda, Edy the ' Sells. Grace
Ingleman, -Hazel « Pearson, Margaret
Boyd.'Allce\Naylor/ Isabelle Caubu, *Vlo
let"" Shawhan,^Alda" Burns, * Lou "-\u25a0 Knell,"
Bertha Knell, : Eunice Henry, A.: Nesbltt.
Nellie 'Sullivan? Hazel Sobey, Ruth Par
ker," - Olive '\u25a0"\u25a0 Thorsqn, : Grace Lovejoy,
Irene- •Caubu.rj ßita Johns.- M. Muheim
and4.C' Muheiin,- M/ Hughes, B. Bull.
.Violet' -' Crowe, :.\u25a0 Hazel _ Crowe. , Grace
Dearln and Helen Ingles; Messrs. E. H.
Hollister.i Edward Huasey, Harry: Hilp,
Joseph - i.lpman."- Frederick Irving, 3.
Alken,';Wlllam Draper. Clarence Toklas.
Frank'; L-Doane,'. James Wise, Ashley.
Simpson, ,W/ B. Mel. Charles Mel. Romer
Shawhan, Ferda' Ogle, . x Fred : Voogt, Ed
win-Wilson.! Harold -Walker. Archibald
Butler,- Henry; Guerin; Stanley' Co wden.
Paul.' \u25a0 Noble. Harry, -Eastman, Frank
Murry.Y'Arthur Skaife, Fred \u25a0 Hornick.
Hobart? Ca'vanaugh," Arthur " Lander3,
LAwrenee; Morton/ Leslie Henry, Stan
leyfDeacon, Tom Flynn," Lester Uren,
Walter Voogt. Dr. H. Miller and
Charles Boxton.
CHILDREN IN OPERATTA
Two /Thousand "Persons at Gradua
tion Exercises of State Normal .
In regular stage costume, and -.with f
elaborate Tscenic ' accessories - speclallyj
arranged for the occasion,- 230 pupils of
: CT>e '"grammar ".department: of the ele
mentary^ school, connected with the ' San
Francisco state normal Institution pre
sented a -lights operetta at \u25a0. the> Central
theater yesterday afternoon : with -all
the :^ ardor exhibited by professional :
actors. ",:
The children played before •an ap
preclatiye'audlence.*fully two thousand
of their' relatives friends -being- in
attendance \u25a0to '• reward i their efforts \u25a0 and
also : witness : the graduation exercises
which* preceded the operetta. 35;0f the |
pupils being presented" with -diplomas
by Trustee H. G. W. Dlnkelspiel of the
school' board. * ' ,- - -. • •
' The operetta was "entitled ."Four Leaf
'Clover," ; both \u25a0 the music and- parts,be
ing" written . by " Miss " Eva " Levy of " the
state ; normal ! school. It waa -in three
acts, and 5 dealt in 7 the good fortune
of -a'; countess : ln recovering: her child.
; which"- had "been -stolen' by -gypsies.;;* r
\ ! .Many of the children sang solo parts
and were '^repeatedly encored." Others
sang in quartet,. and. at times when th»
entire "280; children Joined in 'chorus in
their varlegate.d costumes, bending and
dancing ,to;the* tune of the music,- many
of ",tliose?lh z i the"! audience were fain to
forget-that' they were -witnessing- an
amateur . performance."
Those "taking' the -chief parts • were
Rlta\_ JohVnsen. •as , Countess Isabella,
the, heroine;' Jennie Flick, Doris Lands
berg."; Hilda J Wise, 1 ; Frankey Anderson.
Mabel^Sayner.-Louise Ulsener, Arthur
GaxiolaJHartley Russell. George ' Perry.
Louis : ; Slsser. Bert - Griffin. Clarence j
Royston.' Andrew Hoffman.
Barton,\Tom Hough.. Gerald Kenny. Joe
Murphy, -Frank Furey,; Ralph Peters,
arid .attendants to the countess, three
little ; tota,'. Leila Chapman, "' Gertrude
Eccles, - Anita. O'Connor.* - Bertha ' Hart
we'll.> v -: -Vf i;:':;i •"\u25a0 ; . : , ; ; '- : 1 "?.%,'.:
i ..The . jrraduatlng. children who .. .re
ceived idiploraas) ".were: ."*;;. . : -.'"- .'.'
x Frankey • Andersen.' ' Helena • 'Attrifee. . Ethel
Theresa \u25a0 M. Breillag,^ James Edwin - Crook, \u25a0 Jo
sephine s Crackbon. . Stanley - Durbrow.- Harriet
ETans, Bessie 'Fabian. George. Ferrier, ' Jennie
Flick, ' Stanley Frank. - Gladys Groom, E. Tora
Hon?h. ; Clessa ! L. Henderson, - Walter - Hennia?s.
Elsie - Hlmmelmann, • Perry , Holmes. " Alice
Eleanor- Hoss, -tVentworth /Hnnt, -Ralph Frank
Jdhnson.* Gerald 'J. ' Kenay.' Henrietta . Larsen.
J*annette \u25a0 Lee.'- Gladys Ethel Marry.- Nellie ' Me-
Gill, -HiJdnr .Nelson. •\u25a0. Agnes NUsen, -Patrice
O'Hair, Florence G. M. RelUy. Amanda Max Sal
omon, . Charles .F. i Strothoff. . ETelyn Claire Tib
betta,- Queenie Tilton, Hfilen Verleger, Alice Car
j olina Wtterbnry. 4 • - : -
CALIFORNIAXS IX NEW YORK
•; . NEW." YORK."; June 7.— The f olio-wing
are'guests ; 'at' ; hotels;here: ' - . . ' ..*\u25a0
-^SJi.n . Francisco— -Mrs. Ellis at.the ' St.
Denis; ,! Mrs.' E. ' Herwig,. at ithe Grand
Union;' P. E. Lenfesty.at the Broadway
Central; ; -TV/. H. "Morris; at -, the Herald
Square; R. Rubin, at th'eGrand Union;
Mr. and^Mrs; W; Schley at.t he Hoffman
House;. P. Andrews \at , the ' Albany;-. S.
E. and l AV. : BarringtbnV at the. Gerard ;
Mrs." H.:Stern at' the'Broztell; Miss E.
Stern l at t the :Broztell; F. J. Harper at
the' Herald, Square. .-. ;
Stockton-^-D.' S. Rosenbaum at - the
Hotel Netherland. . J .
; ; Sacramento^r-Dr. VN. Foster at , the
Park Avenue^; "
i Los Angeles— 7-J.. Dye .at -'the '.Gerard;
J.\" J.*: Richardson at the , Albany; .A. E.
Fitch at ..the;Prlrice;Georgre:'. A.*l*.'-Par
sons at 'the 'New Amsterdam.
' Pasadena-^-Mrs. " S. M. \ Dlxon, ' Mrs. C.
F. Godfrey/at"; the! Grand Union. .
: Berkeley— C*. R. Lord \u25a0at the ; Bristol.
.:; Oakland— Dr.^KR., SHI at the Park
Avenue/ '
% San v Angelo— Dr. *B. Cornick at the
Gilsey. \u25a0. .,- ."
"First Aid" to the
, hsn^3rrp>|c
* - "\ - . .
\ \ ff\\ a - \u25a0 '-\u25a0 Stomach, .- Hsadache, . • Bad "
\ V"\ V * Breath, coated Tongue,
*^ : \^* Belching: of Stomach, Gas.
any of these forsrunncra of . Indigestion :
appear, Old Dr. Cascaret wants to be right
on the spot In your pocket.
Dr. Cascaret guarantees ta cur a the *
most obstinate case 3 of Constipation and
Indigestion, without discomfort or inccn-
' venience.
His medicine does not gripe nor purge,
but •exercises naturaUy the muscles that
Bne the walls of the Intestines and Boweb.
.-. • # *
Want of Exercise weakens and relaxes .
'the Bowel -Muscles, just as It weakens
Arm and Leg muscles. ' -
Old Dr. Cascaret goes director after
.these; Bowel-Muscles. He wakes them up
Just as a cold bath would wake up a lazy
person. "
Then , he works . them (through the
nerves) tin they get so strong from that '
Exerclso that they don't need any more
help to do their duty.
y \u25a0: # # #
Heavy dlnoers, lata suppers, whiskey.
wine or. beer drinking, nervous excitement.
sudden exposure' to cold or heat and a dozen
other everyday likelihoods tire tho Bowel- ...
Muscles. - '
In such cases a little Cascaret In ttma
is worth flf ty dollars worth of Treatment
later ~on, to; say nothing of the suffering,
discomfort,. loss of Business Energy, and
loss of Social Sunshine It savesl
.--\u25a0 '. » \u2666 .\u2666 ..
* Little thin Cascaret Box, shaped so you
don't notice its presence in purse or vest-
pocket.
Contains six Candy tablets— Price Ten
Cents a Box at any Druggist's.
Be sure you get the genuine, made only
: by,, tho .Sterling Remedy Company, and
. never sold in bulk. Every tablet stamped
''CCG.'*.- , 7t5
£& Webster says, "Temper-
i«ss«^ ance is the principle and
practice of moderation."
jHHrfr Drink Pabst Blue Ribbon
j^Si*^W Beer— because it contains
Kvjfißi** less than 3sfo of alcohoL
S? The Pabst Eight-Day
'%% Malting- Procesa retains
- a -- °^ t *^ e 00^ values of
MJCSyraSa c barley-grain, and the
L'tff^KjjHOi P^bst - Brewing Process
- - transmits them to the beer.
' . #k' Pabst^Be^ is not only a
Jfeh temperance drink, but a
y^kfii ' genuine liquid food that
|gSjsr*"G>- gives health, strength and
jK|j| J\ vitality to the entire human
Eggjj l\ system. ,
": Thos. W. Collins & Co..
' 334 Larkin* St. San Francisco.
1 Phone" Market" 2543.
FRENCH
q -• I 13 1
Kan Lr
kJd Vlllgo JLJoIIIIV
• ; - Is ; . : : installing in ' its
buUding. modern safe
deposit vaults.
Cor. Sutler and Trinity Sts.
. . AboTe Montgomery St.
Fine tea- brings out con-
versation if anything, will;
it compels to a little leisure.
;Toar_ grocer 'rrtnraß yonr money It 70a don't
like Schilling*"' Best; we pay him.
-.'\u25a0*- \u25a0 - , -
\u25a0 - 500 j first das* room*, 50c, 75c f 1 per
day. iactndlns battaa.
" ISO . nonu ; for mechanics, etc., \ 92.Z0
week. InclHdi»K b« fhn. : .^
/n^He Falaer Hotel. 11th aid Market
street*. Entrance to Vaa .\«» avenue.
': Al»o - 6OO « single • rooms. \u25a0 Ocean \ Shore '
Lodging; house, - 11th f and * Market ? and
Mission \u25a0 streets,' faclns j and adjuininz*
Ocean ' Shore It. R. ; 25c . night; f X.ZS \u25a0
wfkt lacludlag bathi. Do you room \u25a0
there r
WEEKLY CALL, $I YEAB
PROPOSJIX.S "
PROPOSALS-^Blds ; wanted— Notice 1* hereby ,
giren tbat sealed proposals will b* recetTed by
tbe Board \u25a0ot Directors of : tbe VeteraM* \u25a0 Homa
of ..C>lUornia.::at *tbe- Vetermas* Home. Sapa -
county.- California.'- up to U o'clock - a. . m.. -.
MONDAT.' JUNE 10TH. 1907.
Andtop«netJ"ltnmedlately thereafter ta th* pr»»-
encs " of bidders. - for » foraisbtns aa J , it li»erlnj
qnatrtcrmuter and i commissary supplies, etc.. tot
the --Veterans* • Home, N»i>a County. California
(railroad % station YountTille. ' t. o. b.) - for • ona
year," eommendng; Jnly 1. 1007. and endlns Jus*
30th. ' 1905.'- • Schedules wltb Information ' and la-
•tractions for submitting olds will \u25a0be farnlahed
upon s application \u25a0by i the ' nnderslsned.' * BUder*
will '\u25a0'carefnUr ;. follow - , tbe condltlona of rt tb« . -
schedules,*, and no bid will be considered . allies*
It *Isla \ accordance , wltb , such scbodnles. ' Bids
must 'be : made en samples * snbmltted whsoevvr -
called ~ for -la :\u25a0 the schedule.* - Each bidder - must
accompany his , bid ' wlta ; • : certtUed chock i upon
some well' Vnowa aad respouible banklaa; hoaM ,
for at least 10 per cent of .the -amount of his
bid.*" payable ' to C^te Colmesnll.--TreasoTer. con- "-
dltloned that the Wdder will enter Into a good k
and iTalld ; contract .upon notice of acceptance,
as " Kculred \u25a0by • law." The Board reserves ta« '
right ito reject any «r all Wds and , to order "any i
auantlu orer" or under the amount specified. ..
Preference will be jl»en to goods manu- •
factnred or produced tat, this State, prtc«. fltnetav ,
and i QuaOlty - being e»p»«U »n*>f \u25a0 «»• - »*<*»islon» !
or Seettoa 8247 ot ta« Political Code. \u25a0 •
\u25a0 - Addnw f Joha v r. ; Sheehan, Secretarj of th» ,
Bowd'of .Director* or the Vjterus'^Home o« }
California, Veterans' J Home (P. 1 0. >, Cailf oral*. \
By ordsr uf tat* Boawd of Directors.
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