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ACCUSES A POLICEMAN
OF INSULTING WIFE
George Ballard Acquitted by Jury of
Charge of Exhibiting Weapon,
Preferred by Henry Clancy
\u25a0 George Ballard. a laborer living at
1 4.5 A Page street, was tried before a
jury in Police Judge Cabanis=s" court
yesterday afternoon on a charge of ex
hibiting a deadly weapon in a rude
snd threatening nyinner and was ac
quitted. The complaining witness was
Policeman Henry Clancy, against whom
Hazard has preferred charges before
the police commissioners for an alleged
insult 10 his wif«.
Clancy testified that on Sunday
morning, June 2, he was passing Bal~
l&rd's house and. seeing a large pla
card In thA front window, stopped to
rrsd Jt. Ballard cursed at him and
pointed a revolver at him and threat
enea to shoot him if he did not move
away. He had never seen Ballard's
vife until that morning.
Mrs. Ballard testified that on the
Thursday previous Clancy had entered
the house and insulted her. She told
:.er husband, and on Saturday they
made a complaint to Chief^JDinan after
visiting a newspaper office. Ballard
:eetificd as to what his wife had told
him about Clancy, and when he saw
rvm peerirs; through the window he
ordered Mm away and 'hreutened 10
Fhoot him for insulting his wife. Sev
eral policemen testified In rebuttal that
Ballard was something of an anarchist
end wa? always In trouble by threat-
Sr.g to kill policemen.
CLAIMS HE WAS SWINDLED
IN MINING PROPERTIES
D. S. Cohn Secures Warrant for E.
J- Waidman for Obtaining
Money by False Pretenses
A warrant was sworn to by Police
Judge Shorts 11 yesterday by D. S.
Cohn. 3$S Bush street, for the arnest
of E. J. tValdman on the charge of ob
taining money by false pretenses. It is
alleged in the complaint that on Ko
v»mb«r 1. 1304. Waidman received
$:.OCO from Cohn.
Cohn says that Waidman represented
to hlra that W. IL Rutledge and L. G.
Whe«ler p*6 an option to purchase
?m:r minrhg claims near Goldfield, Xev.,
Vor $5,000 and that the claims were of
great value. The option, Waidman
said, would expire in two or three
<lays. and he urgently needed the
52,00.0, which he got.
It is alleged by Cohn that Tiutledg-e
and Whet-ler did not have an option,
but Waidman had an understanding
v.ith them that if he found a pur
chaser for thy claim for any sum In
excess of $600 *hat the 5600 -would be
paid to C F. Mander and Al. Lee, the
owners, and the surplus should be di
vided between Rutledjre, Wheeler and
Waidman. Cohn further alleges that
the claims are utterly valueless.
WATCH THIEF CO.WICTED
John Roche, who robbed J. J. Sehl of
a sold watch on April "8, was convicted
of grand larceny by a Jury yesterday.
Judgre Gadd:s, sitting for Judge Cook,
Sxed July 5 as the day of sentence.
Assistant. District Attorney "William
Hoi Cook conducted the prosecution.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Mary A. Fsrrell to Charles E. Cutter lot ia
25 R bT ll^w r -5'* nT Street * NE Ot ViSx^ NE
F^sil AnSerr>a and wife to Standard realty
and derelppsent oompany, lot !n E line «f Con
n^-tirut street. 150 S of Twentieth, S 25 by E
100; tlO.
ChtrSes Peach end wife to Brth* L. QcenteL
lot in E lm« of BenaSsg (Soott) sxreet, 225 S of
Er.rejJia, X 25 by E 70: $10.
B*rth» Qoeatel or Goeste: to Catherine Bath,
lot &». fritt map 3; $1«.
Jaaes BnK* end wife to Joseph Clark and
'rife, lot in W line of Tfclrd avenue. 123 N of
A street. X 25 by W 120; *10.
Elizabeth Waju-ri to Edward Waltm. )r>t Sn
NE Itoe of Stan>y place. 124:« SB ef Herrisoa
«r»et. SE 2S by XE 100; JlO.
Alfred A. Micbeletti to Cora G. MSehe3ettL lot
!n E lm* of FrarkHn street, 137 : C Sof Chestnut.
SStyE 114:?: flo>
- WUliaa E<ie rom?Ecy to Lnla Navaro et al.,
lot la E line of Goczs ttrwt, s* - 6 Sof I>otn
bard, S 56:6, E 300, N S». W 16, X 17:8. W S4
fiO.
K<Sw»rd F. Drew end wife to Josephine Drew,
l<n fn W line of Alabama etrwt, 156 X *t Twcn
ty-Cfth, X 2*> ty W 100; *10.
Same to Msrr Dr»>w. lot Jn W line of Ala
bama street. \VH X of Twenty-sflfa, X 27 by W
U*> : *10.
Same to same, lot !a W line of Alabama
••treet, ife2 X ot Twenty-fifth, X 26 by W 100;
Robert B'rgfeJd and w!fe to Jaaes C. HaTl
land Jr. and w'fe. Jnt ia S line of Twentr
f«K3rtn street. 75 W of D'.amond. W 25. S 114.
E 20. N 50, E 5, X 04; $10.
R. V. Locy et al. to Clay Slorcmh. lot at XE
mrorr ct Scott tsd Wal3er streets, X 137:6 by E
107:6: $10.
Anna Boeraer to AWan<ler Brown, lot in X
line of West Park, 413:5* E of Hollpy Park, E
SfcrX 100: $10.
Maurice Wiilard and wife to W. Chester
Keoch. lot la W Hue of Forty-fifth avenue. 2T5
S of C rtre*»t, B B* by W 120: *10.
WOliaxa H. Kolkmaun and wife to Sarah Gon
sale*. lot in E line ot Kichth avenue. 150 S of A
•trwt. S C 5 by E 100: $10.
James H. McXesby and \u25a0wife to Martin J.
Mflxmoorh and wife, lot ia W liae of Porrero
irrnw, i*>o X of Twenty-fourth street, X 25 dt
w 100: $'0.
Frcsk Guifii end wife to John Turaio. lot ia S
line of Green street, 183:2 W of I'owell, W 22:6
by S 137:6; *ia
Anui* B. C Xicbols to Ddsol Bros, company,
lot In W line of Florida street, 279 X of Twen
tieth, X «0 by W 100; $10.
D. Samuels Be*Hy company to Hattie Haus
taann. lot tn S line of Bush street. 63 E of Grant
Kvenue. E 34:0r«.. S «0. E J1:5%. S CO. W 46.
N €0. E 0:6, X 69; $10.
Elerfried Hanstaann et al. to D. Satsnels,
saiae; $10.
Charles G. Srchr and wife to Jonathan An
«i<»rsoa. lot at XW comer of Twenty-fifth end
Vlcksbcrg «tre*ts. W 75 by X 114: $10.
EliMbeta Henry to Lillian A, Marsh, lot ia
W line cf Hyde street, 137:6 X of Fia»eit, X
27 by W 137:6: $10.
Mathilde A. Plate to Sarah McXulty. lot ia E
lin* cf Gnerrero street, 133:6 X of Eighteenth.
V 25 toy E 140; $l.&00.
* Astoa Walters to Edward Walters, lot In SE
line of Harrison street, 120 SW cf Stanley
place, SW SO by SE VX; $10.
Bmldinc Contract!.
Joeenh Jeanett*. Artbcr Melville, Irwin SUvpt
bcr- lEeoora S. SchweJtxer. Nettie Mack aad
»MrV Miner with Mahooy Bros. — All • work for
• six «torr and basement brick bcildinc at XE
rssrner of O'FarrcU end Masoa streets, X 120 by
Mrs. W. Sbeehy with Peterson. Nelson £ Co. —
Concrete foundation*, walls and piers, reinforced
*tPcL bri'-k end granite wort for a focr story
h-i<* building at XW corner of Seventh and
jllrfe «treets7 S SO by W 60; $5.CG7.
WU:Ua F. Boeder with Flak & Schindler— All
work except art clasa for * selooo in X line of
SSfceT strWt. 157:11S W of Stockton: $*,263.
t >o~-p a»d Anna E. Eiedel with PauJ Mors-
J--lAII work for a two story and basement
™_1, bcildinglo E line cf Taylor street. CO
sTgS- 40i»:3: $II.OSO.
Ptxnl<-v Forbes with Otis elevator company—
Ane Beml n*«»*nrer and freight elevator for a
hSlfita* «n S line of Clay street. 100 W cf
JSHSn? W 00 by S 119:6: J1.570.
Cbarj'es Holbrook with Independent elecUical
company — Electric work, wiring,
SSr^TiC?? vanltTllgntt. etc.. for a cUss O
h^dic^ ia S line of Mission street, 275^ E
S 60. W 25:*, S 80:1. thence along
Mimir^t 1*7:6. X cO. W 6 inches. X bo!
•or -1-4- $1,050-
Alaeki commercial bclliing with SanlUry De
rires maac/«eturicg company— Cleaning fyrtem
.' . 13 story and t«s»«jeat Ai building
„, vr cim*r of California and Saasome streets,
N 124, E 68:6. S M. 5V -JZ:^. S 70. W 45;
L«rex cMfftruction roapsny with Watson
rnnfirg company— Four rUr of felt roofing for a
.y~~l etory reinforced concrete Imhding at > E
o.l^r of Wartiinjrtnn «Dd lottery streets. E
I3T-« br X 157:6: $1.0T6.
Elirabcth BaWwfn with X. A. ' Trnberk ' and
H R. Mnrph'" — T° erect a three. tXetj and base- ;
mest Xra*« Wuditis at XE corner ©T J acJacrn
Fraction Drops Forty Points,
While Others Are Firm
Consolidated Opens Stronger and Its
. Steadiness Is Market Feature
Combination Fraction took a down
ward path yesterday and struck the
comparatively low level of $3.40 be
fore the end of the selling, closing at
13.45 bid and none offered. More than
10,000 shares were sold in ,the local
mining boards. The opening price for
Combination Fraction was 53.75. which
was ten poin.ts above the closing bid
of Tuesday. At first there was a ten
dency to rise and $3.80 a share was
given for 100 shares. Then the drop
ping process began and this was con
tinued steadily down to the $3.40 mark.
Goldfield Consolidated Mines openeJ
afs7 a share, which was S5 points bet
ter than the closing offer of Tuesday.
GoMfield Consolidated went to the 'ex
tent of 150 shares at the $7 price and
then started to emulate the downward
march of Combination Fraction: but
the fall was slight,- the lowest price
accepted being $6.90. whereas Combina
tion Fraction fell off 40 points from
its highest mark.
Jumbo Extension opened up Its day'?
campaign at $2 a share. It held up
well, going no lower in the boards than
$I.J2 Vi. The Jumbo Extension sales
included the transfer of 10,300 shares.
GoldSeld Consolidated was not procur
able in any but small lots and the total
number of shares sold was but 4.750.
Daisy opened at $1.90 and closed at
$1-75 bid and $I.SO asked. Florence
went down the grade from $4.30 10
$4.15. Jim Butler climbed up a pc;?
or two. selling in the afternoon at JI.OS,
or six points better than the best sales
in the call board session. On the whole
the market -was strong.
Two dividends were announced yes
terday. The Frances Mohawk declarei
a dividend of 1$ cents a share and the
Minas Pedrazzi. of Sonora, Mexico,
declared a dividend of 5 cents a
share. A private dispatch \u25a0was received
over the wire of Zadig & Co.. contain
ing the statement that the Frances-
Mobawk had struck very rich ore on
the "Wedge Fractional claim.
NEW TUNGSTEN STRIKE
Gold Mines of Round Mountain
District Arc Active
The Round- Mountain Nugget Eays
that another tungsten discovery has
nitOKER BRIXGS SUIT
The Kenneth Donellan company, a
stock broking firm, began suit yes
terday against J. B. Dabney, a resident
of Alameda. who speculates In Nevada
mines, for 13Q.057.55, alleged to be due
on purchases of stock at his order.
According to the allegations of the
complaint, the plaintiff on November
12 last bought for Dabney 2,600 shares
of Combination Fraction, 10,000 shares
of Atlanta, S,OOO shares of Blue Bell
and 4,000 shares of Conqueror, and has
since appealed to Dabney to make good,
but without success.
MARRIAGE_LICENSES
The fo!low!nr marriage liccnf«es were issued
in this city Wednesday, June 26:
William L. Doyle. 22, end Ethel C Teo, IS,
' both of 101 Wool st.
John Majree. 50, 505 San Bruno aTe., and
Laura A. Harney, 40. 715 Wisconsin *t.
Frank Falcon, 21, 1111 Kearny st.. and
Anna LfeTinceazi. IS. 1C26 Stockton *t.
Robert M. Nichols. . 21. and Charlotte F.
O'Brien, IS. both of 161 Sixth are.
Ralph R. Pidgeon. 23. Berkeley, and Jennie
M. Palassoo, 23. 1549 Treat aTe.
F-dward J. MHJUTery. 23. 444S Tw^oti'th et.,
ac 4 Mabel L. Waterman. 21. 4M Edlnburga st.
Harry Kalisfcy. 21, 1134 Turk St., and BeUe
Saainels. 18, 112S Tork st.
John W. Sehonbers. 21. S7O -Hampshire ft.. !
and Mary A. Conn. IS. 1121 Hampshire ct.
Walter S. FegeL 26. Kenrlck. CaL, and
Ethel F. Jackson. 15. 455 iTy are..
Harry S. Griffith. 31, and Addle B. Acder-
sen. 23, both of 103 Falcon are.
Stefano Giambruno, 24, end Maddaleaa Massa.
23. both of SI Barnham place.
Edgar Cordes, 29, 179 Broad Ft., and Anna
Jensen, 25. Colma.
George A. Schlaceter. 2G. Chicago, and Etta
D. Adelman, 25. Dcs Moincs.
Albert Haas, 22. 104S Hairbt St., and Sarah
Frothier, 22, 5610 Sacramento rt.
Henrr Rlbont. 50, and Teodora BianchL 19,
both of 221 Dolores st.
Harold M. CaTe. 24, 3019 Sacramento St., and
Henrietta E. Ridgeway. CO. Portland.
Sam Miller. 29. 1126 Valencia St.. and Sid-
ney Mahcn, 29, 709 Ciezientina st.
* OAKLAND, Juae 26. — The following marriage
llctoms were Issued today:
Leslie S. Tretheway, 22, aad Carrie A. King.
21. both of Oakland.
Ralph E. Frye, 27. Oakland, and Myrtle E.
Eizley. 20. Reno. Ner.
Frederick F. Eaton, S6, and Battle Adams,
36. both -of Fresno. .
Herbert F. Stowe. 36, Greenwood, and Lu-
cile Ellis. 2S. Berkeley.
lniils }•". Lough. -32. Los Angeltt. and Minna
Mwknwitz. 26. Berkeley.
Ceri J. S^aberg, 27, and Hannah K. Ehn,
23.' both of Frffftale.
Mark D. nice. 28, and Cora B. Hodges, 25,
both of Oakland.
Albert L. Barnes. 25, and Alma C. Wagner.
27. both of* Stockton.
Ben Stnehler. 22, and Frances Wi miner, 21.
both of Oakland.
John C. Rodder. 25. Moielurane Hill. Cala-
veras cocnty, and Marguerite Brown, 24, Ala-
mctfa.
Harry W. McNelL 21. and Era M. Abbott. 20.
both of San Francisco.
Frederick K. Peterson. 36, Palo Alto, and
Elsie R. YoelL 22. Oakland.
Joseph Black. 24, and Nidia Walton, 23. both
of Oakland.
William It. Duncan, 24, and Annie M. Krogb,
24, both of Oakland.
Archie F. Boland. 26, and Edna A. Price,
26. both of Oakland.
Herman A. Moenniag. 36. San Francisco, and
Anna 1.. Cardoza, 27. Oakland.
Kred A. Bancroft, 56. AUmeda, and Annie B.
BoUer. 52, San Francisco. •
William H. Knox. 38. and Jessl* J. Fuller,
26. both of Oakland.
Hay O. Mcßride, 24, and Mary Klrchner. 22,
both of Berkeley.
Henry E. Janson. 42, and Louise Hixon, 22.
both of O&kUnd.
Theodore Iverson. 23. Oakland, and May Cal-
lahan. 23. San Francisco.
GnstaTUs N. Peterson, 36, San Francisco, and
Jessie M. Brennan. 32. Oakland.
Charles M. Carey. 31, Berkeley, and Lucy
Woodruff. 23. Hanford.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by nail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of tbe publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author-
ized to haTe the *ame published. Notices re- '\u25a0
stricted simply to the announcement of the erect
are pchUshed once in this column free of charge.
J BIRTHS
HANLON— In this city, June 26, 1907, to the
wife of D. M. Hanlon, a eon.
JACKSON— In this city, June 24, 1907. to the
wife of Charles Francis Jackson, a son.
LIND— In this city. May 19, 1907, to the wife ;
of Thomas Howard Lied, .a sen.
MAYS— In Sansalito, CaL, June 26, 1907, to
the iji.'e of Dr. Arthur H. -Maye, a son.
ST. LEVER— In this city, June 25, 1907, to \
the wife of-H. H. St. Leyer. a daughter.
MAURI AGES
SMITH— COLLINS— Ia this city, June 25. 1907, '
by the Rer. W. E. Dujran, Mark Smith and
O»Ha Collins, both of Stockton. CaL i
DEATHS
Backer, AUce May- 14 f Mehnert, Ernest ... 75
Blow. Alfred W. . . — Millard. Louise A.,... —
Bcrke. Jotn — Mink. - Dorathea .... 64
Burke, Michael. . . ..' 13 Mosley, , Chas. J.. .... 75
Carr. Mary ... . S5 Murphy, Hannah F.. £3
Carstenson, William 27 O'Connor. Patrick .. 65
Carstensoa (infant) * '- Powers.' Morris.....; 19
Cortta, Alice ......S3 Richard?, — .:."..;. —
Flynn. James ..... 70 Rlelly, John .......46
Gorman, Margaret.. 71 Rode, Chas. F.'. 44
GraTes, Nathan 8... — Rolf. Carl Martin ... 73
Orfffin, Mary A. ..— Smith, Mrs. A.. E>. . 49
Haake. Fred ...... 24 Teese. Hannah .... 72
Hollywood. Andrew — Tt&gmas, John H.... i>S
Kant, Viola 49 TurrflL M. H. ..... 79
Lesrynsky. Aler. .... 86 Welch, Alice : SS
Looergan. MlchaeL- 77 Williams, Harriet SVC— \u25a0
Matter. Gladys 4 Zeglio, Sister Mary-"'- -
McClintock,* Sosan.. 5 Phillippa ........ 38
Mca-1- . Annie A..... —
BECKER— In this city,^Jcne 25, 1907. at the
1 reiiieace et b» outfits* €34 O«ftr»-etr»et.
THE SAX FKANCISCO C AJLL, THimSDA^V^XJNE C 27, 1907.
been made at Round Mountain, on the
Howdy claim, owned by ; Frank B.
Morse, about a fourth of a mile from
the center of the town. The tungsten
\u25a0was In a quartz seam, ten inches wide.
Tungsten was discovered also last week
by Tom Gordon on the Pick Up claim,
adjoining the Lone Mountain Imperial
and Lone Pine claims. Facts regarding
the development of the Round Moun
tain district are published by the Nug
get as follows:
At a recent meeting of the stock holders of the ;
Round Mountain mining company ' directors and
officers were elected.- Tlz: J. R. Daxis, president
and general manager; It. C. Gordon, vice presi
dent; H. G. Mayer, secretary: John S. Cook,
treasurer; directors, J. R. Daris, L. Gordon, J.
P. Sweeney. J. P. Loftus and John S. Cook.
Returns from the Suunyslde mill for the month
of May hare justified the expectations of the
officers of the Round Mountain minis? company.
Practically no higher pride was run and the
ore w«« milled Just as lt came from the dump
and mine. The returns for the entire month
showed an arerage of better than *31 a ton.
There is a 4 foot rein of this ore and it has
been proved and blocked out to an extent that
shows at a very conserratlTe ( estimate 20,000
tons already in Eijht. The company Is making
preparations for inf-tallin? two new 5 foot Hunt
ington mills on the Sunnyclde property. With
the two new mills in operation the Round Moun
tain minlag company will hate a capacity of
60 tons daily. With the new milling capacity
of the Round Mountain mining company and with
the Hydraulic company taking out big cleanups
from the placer workings on the property this
summer will see the famous old Sunnyside among
the big producers of the state. .
Cr Johnson returned from Tonopah and Gold- '
field this week, after having ordered a 25 horse
power boist for his Daisy lease, interested with
Johnson on his lease are S. Zammurray, H. J. j
I* alien. A. E. Johnson, and W. R. White of New
Orleans', owners jot the Boston • Fruit company,
operating a line of steamers from Boston and
New Orleans to South American points.- The
Johnson lease Is regarded as one of the best in
camp, bein; located on ground of the Round
Mountain Daisy mining company, adjoining the
eompany'6 workings' and the Muuholland lease,
which has produced upward of S 100,000 In less
than a year. Sinking will be begun at once and
will continue to the 200 level, when a crosscut
will fee run to tap the ledge, provided it has not
already been struck in the sbaft when that
depth is attained. On the company'! working*
of the Daisy the main shift is now down 180
fe^t and a large body of sulphites has been en
countered.
Tbe Round Mountain R»d Top mining company,
owning tbe Edith Fraction and Black Uawk
claims, will goon begin active development work.
It Is the intention of the Great Western com
pany to begin active development work on its
property as soon as clrcnmstances will permit.
The Burns placer lease on the Great Western
cleaned up SS ounces of gold for a week's work.
Alice May. beloTed \u25a0 daefhter of Henry and
Anna O. Becker, and sister of Georye K. and
Henry F. Becker. & native of San Francisco,
Cal.. aced 14 years and 7 day*.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
inTited to attend th« funeral serricps tomor-
row (Friday), June 2S, at 12:30 o'clock p. m..
• at the residence of her parents. 534 Castro
fctreet between Eighteenth and Nineteenth. In-
terment Mount Oliret cemetery.
BLOW— In • this city, June 25, IM7, Alfred
Walke B1«tv, beloTed husband of Gcorgie
Richards Blow. v
The fuaera.l will take place tomorrow (Fri-
d«y), at 2 o'clock, from his late residence,
2659 Union street. Interment priTate.
BCRKE— In this city. June 25, 1907, John, be-
loTed husband of Maixaret Bcrke. and lovins
father of Kllzabeth and Ignatius Burke, a
natirp of Ireland.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at
the parlors of D. I. Kenny & Co., 1710 Eddy
street near Scott.
BURKE— In this city. June 28. 1907, Michael
Burke, dearly beloTed husband of Margaret
Burke, » native of Mallow, County Cork. Ire-
land, aged 53 years.
: CARR— In this city. Jcne 26. 1907, Mary Carr,
a native of Ireland, aged S3 years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Fri-
day), at — a. m., from the parlors of Mona-
ban & Co., ISM Guerrero street corner of
Twenty-fifth, thence to St. James . church.'
where a requiem \u25a0 mass for the repose of her
boul will be celebrated, commencing at — . In-
terment priTate. ' . .. - " ..;
CARSTENSON— In this city. June 25, 1907, Wil-
liam, dearly belored son of Fred and the late
Clara Carstenson. and brother of Charles, Fretf
Jr. and Peter Carstenson. and the late .Mrs.
Katie McDade and Mrs. Clara Watkins. a na-
tiTe of San Francisco, CaL, aged -7 years
4 months and 26 days. A member of brother-
hood of teamsters.
Friends' and acquaintances are respectfully
lnrlted to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day). Jcne 25, at 10:30 o'clock a. m.. from
the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 2919 Mls-
eion street between Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-sixth. Interment Mount OllTet cemetery.-
CARSTENSON— In this city, June 25, 1907.
Irene Triess. belored daughter of Peter and
Marie Carstenson, and sister of Estelle Carsten-
eon, a natire of San Francisco, CaL, aged
2 nrtmths and 25 days.
Remains at the parlors of H. tF. Suhr A
Co., 2919 Mission street between Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth.
CURTIS— In this city. June 25. 1007. Alice.
beloTed wife of Henry Curtis, loTing sister
of William and J. M. Naushton, and twin kls-
tf-r of Mrs. Bella Anderson, a native of Sac-
. ramesto. CaL, aged 83 years ' and 20 days.
(Sacramento papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
inTited to attend tbe funeral today (Thurs-
day>. at 12 tn.. from the funeral parlors of
J. C. O'Connor & Co.. 770 Turk street. In- |
tensest Woodlawn cemetery.
FLYNN — In tbe city and county hospital, Jnne
26. 1907, "James Flynn. a natiTe of New
York, aged 70 years.
GORMAN— In* this city. June 26. 1907. at the.
residence. 2C*4 Howard street, Margaret.
dearly beloTed mother of Mrs. James Jour-
n«*ay. Joseph L. Gorman, Mrs. Joseph F.
Hugbes and Alberta McAleelan, a natiTe of
County Clare, Ireland, aged 71 years 11 months
- and 15 days. ' V ' -..
GRAVES— In this city. June 24, 1907, Nathan
B. GraTes, beloTed brother of Mrs. E. K.
Strong, a natiTe of New York. < -
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
inTited to . attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), at 10:50 o'clock a. m.. from Mission
Masonic temple, 266S Mission street, \u25a0\u25a0 be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third,
under the auspices of Redwood City lodge
No. IRS. F. & A. M., of Redwood City, Cal.
Interment Woodlawn cemetery., Please omit
Sowers. Remains at tbe funeral \u25a0 parlors of
Bunker & Lunt, 2666 Mission street between
Twenty-second and Twenty-third. (Mission
Masonic temple).
GRIFFIN— In this city. June 25. 1907, Mary A.
Griffin, beloTed sister of Mrs. Susie J. Har-
ris of Gilroy, and cousin of Edward and Eliza-
beth English of this city, i a cath c of Sears-
port. Maine.
The fuDeral scxTices will take place tomor-
row (Friday), at 10 , o'clock a. m., , at the
parlors of Halsted & Co.; 924 Flllmore street.
Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery. . j
HAAKE— In this city, June 25, 1907. Fred, be- I
loved son of Christine and tbe late John C j
Haake, and beloTed brother of Mrs. F." Lyons,
Mrs. C. D. Chase. Mrs. F. J. Comfort, Mrs. \
C. J. Bixby. Mrs. Dr. H.". Gray, : and Charles j
\u25a0 and Clare Haake, a native of San Francisco, \
Cal.. aged 24 years > 3 months and 3 days. A j
' member of Yerba Buena lodge No. 17SS. K. j
of H .. and Hesperian parlor No. . 137, N._ S. I
G. W. . \u25a0 - .-...-\u25a0\u25a0- . \u25a0 - I
Friends, and acquaintances are ' respectfully i
In-rited to attend the funeral tomorrow < (Fri- j
day), June 28, at 1:30 p. m.. f rora* the par- ;
lors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission street i
between Twenty-fifth ."»nd Twenty -sixth, where ;
the serriees .win be held under the auspices i
of Hesperian parlor No. 137," NatiTe Sons of!
the Golden . West. Interment Mount • Oltret '
cemetery, .by . carriage. ; y -. \u25a0 • !
HOLLYWOOD— In Oakland. CaL, June 26, 1907. i
Andrew Hollywood, beloTed I husband of - Mary |
J. Hollywood, and father of Mrs. Peter : Kidd '
and Mrs. D. O.v Pankey, a : natiTe of Dublin, j
\u25a0 -Ireland.- \u25a0• ; \u25a0;-...: \u25a0 ..'.<-\u25a0 ::,. \u25a0 -v-
Friends " and acquaintances are , respectfully
inrited to : attend i the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day). June 2S, at 9:SO o'clock a, m^ from !
his late residence, 1670 Twelfth street, thence I
to St. Patrick's church,. Tent h .and Campbell |
streets, where a solemn requiem high mass I
for the repose of his soul, will 'be celebrated I
\u25a0at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment St. Mary's cem- !
*'etexy. :.--•-. :\u25a0 ~. \u25a0 \u25a0/.•-• ;;\u25a0-.;;.;• ../--•;> v
KAXT— In Carmel. CaL. June 23. - 1907, i. Viola j
\u25a0 Kant, dearly beloTed wife : of : Max \u25a0 D. ;\u25a0 Kant, j
mother of Bella, , Arthur, v Jessie. - Walter \u25a0 uad i
Fredrick \u25a0 Kant, and sister of Mrs. •U. Brund- !
enstein, Mrs. M. Harris rand:« Joseph,r and :« Joseph, - . Ber- 1
nard - and the late Jacob i Rosenberg, a native !
of Windsor, Cal., aged 49 rears nnd' 32 daj-t.'j
• Friends* and acquaintances ' ar« « respectfully I
• Inrlted -to • attend the ; funeral t tomorrow..; (Fri-* j
\u25a0 day). June 29, \u25a0 at . 11 ' o'clock ; a. ci.';" from \u25a0 th»
. chapel of Odd Fellows', cemetery,' Point .Loboa
aTence. RemaiDS *at \u25a0 the > morru.irx chapel ' of
. tbe ".Golden- Gate undertaking- company,;^473
.^ Mission street, : tmtil ; Friday .= at ; 9:30 ; a. • m, ;
LESZYNSKY— In thl« eity^Jnne 28, , 1907,*Alei-
anderjLeKynsky,»beloTed* brother of the late
\u25a0 ' Bertha :L. Lcry, a : aatlTe \u25a0of Germany ,- aged
• £8 years.' •\u25a0 :\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ; ••-- \u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0*\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 L.--:"V-r>.'*->'---'i.-:;.' : .-i;
\u25a0.\u25a0-.F riends ' and acquaintances . are , respectfully
lnTited-to attend i the,. funeral ; :serTiees* torn or-
\u25a0 "row . (Friday),'- at ; 10; o'clock' a.* m.; at ttie
residence , of . his • nephew.' M. : li. \u25a0? Levr/n 2447
; Jackson- street. Interment Hills ; of • Eternity
- cemetery. ; by *. train learlng ; Twenty-fifth viand
..Valencia : street*? at «fl:4o; a. m. ; /
LONERGAN— In .tha. 'city, June i 25. 1007.
Michael Lonergan.^ beloTed ; father .; of jThomas
' F. and the late Mary J., Lonerpan, and, graad-
. father of Francis. Catherine. and, Thomas .J.
Lcsersaa, \u25a0;»\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 ullre of , Dongtrran^ \u25a0. Oountx -
,Waterf«rd, Ireland, aged 77 years. ' /\u25a0 .
'' ' ' Friends - and acquaintances . are , respectfully
. inrited to ; attend tße; funeral tomorrow (Fri-
: day), at 9:30- o'clock, -from -the funeral par-
lors of J. C.~ O'Connor & Co., 770 Turk street,'
- thence to St. Mary's cathedral, wher* '• \u25a0
solemn" requiem h'?h mass " for the \u25a0 repose of
""\u25a0 . his : soul . willl be ; celebrated, commencing at
:-j 10 a. m." Interment • Holy Cross cemetery. \u25a0 ;
MATTER— In this" city, June 25, 1907, Glady«
M. A. Matter, dearly beloTed and only chilrt
. ef Nicholas and Adelaide Matter, and Erand-
T daughter of Mr/ and Mrs. Angus McNeill and
- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Matter, : a native of San
, Fmnciseo, CaL; aged 4 years. : .-
Fricnd3 > and acquaintances are respectfully
: '\u25a0 inrited to attend tbe ? funeral today (Thurs-
- "day), \u25a0 *t 11 :30 a. m., from the residence of
her parents, 1162 Shotwell street near Twen-
ty-sixth. Interment ; Holy ; Cross . cemetery.
McdJNTOCK— In this city. June 24. 1907,
~ Susan Leta.t beloTed - daughter tit Mrs. L. W.
and the Ut« Joseph E. McClintock, and sister
of Joseph. E. McClintock, *natiT» of Oregon,
agpd 5 years 3, months and 28 day*.^
:_. -.r Friends and acquaintances • ara respectfully
inTited to attend the ; funeral . eerrices .: today
(Thursday), June 27, at 12:45 p. m., at^tbi
parlors of F. E. Sawyer. 917 Fourth . street.
San Rafael. Interment at 3 p. m... Few wood
cemetery, Manxanita station,. North" Sbore
railway, Marin county, Ca!. - .
MEADS — In this city, Jun» 26, 1907. Annie
- A., - beloTed wife of Osbourne J. Meads, Jot-
: leg mother of Tera MeadsT and beloTed sister
of, Mrs. Henry Eteinkamp.r.Mrs. William J.
\u25a0 White and James "J.TraTerse, a natiTe of
; ' San - Francisco, Cal. . A . member \u25a0of Redwood
; circle No. 72, - Women ..of • Woodcraft. (Los
Angeles papers please copy.) \u25a0
Friends and > acquaintances £ are rs«pectfully
inTited to attend the * funeral tomorrow «Fri«
. day), June 28, \u25a0 at - 9:15 o'clne* a. ia., from
tbe. residence of her sister, Mrs. W. J. White.
4053 Twenty-third street - between : Nee aad
Castro, thence to St. Jamea church. Twenty-
third and Guerrero 1 streets, where a solemn
requiem mass for the reposa of her soul will
"be celebrated, commencing at 10 a. m. In-
terment Holy - Cross cemetery, by train leaT-
lng Twenry-flfth and Valencia streets at 11:30
. : o'clock a.m.-
MEHNERT— In this city, lune 24. I«>7, J Emess.
Mehnert, father of Ernest and Gu*tare Mehn-
ert and Mrs. Mary Lindberg, a natiTe of Ger-
many, aged 75. years. . . '
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
inTited to attend the funeral today (Thurs-
daT), at 1:45 p. m.. from the parlors of A. W.
Martin * Co., 186S Geary streeu Interment
•Cypress Lawn cemetery, \u25a0 by 3:25 p. m. train
from Twenty-fifth and A'alencia streets.
MILLA.RD— In ' this city. June 25. 1907, Louise
A., wife of James Llndley Mlllard. • '
The fnneral serrje** will take place, to-
da t (Thursday), at 10 o'clock a. m., at the
funeral parlors of Theodor Dierks & Co.. 000
DeTisa"dero street corner of McAllister. Inter-
nment priTate. '
MINK— In ' this city. June 24. 1907, Dorathea,
relict of the lite George Mink, dearly beloTed
' mother of Mrs. A. Albrecht and Mrs. L. Goe.
Bel, and lOTlng grandmother of MeU A. Al-
brecht and Hilda E, Goebel,' • natiTe of Ger-
many, aged 04 years 4 months and 16 days.
A member of San Francisco f ranen Terela
and Deutscher frauen understuUungs Yerein
"Rotbes Krenz." : / ; .
Friends and - acquaintances are respectf nlir
inyited to attend - tha funeral today (Thurs-
day). June 27. at 11 a. in., from her late
residence 900 Onion street near Jones, thence
to I. O. O. F. cemetery, for cremation. \u25a0 t
To the ofacers and members of San Fran-
cisco frauen Terein — You are hereby requested
to assemble, at 990 Unioa street corner of
Jones, today (Thursday). June 29, at 10:30
a. ra.. to attend the funeral of our late
sister. Dorathea Mink. By oro>r
MRS. CAROLINE ÜBHOFF, President.
MRS. JULIA MARKS. Secretary.
MOSLET— In this city, June 24, IPOJ, Charles
J. Mosley, a nstlre of New Tork, aged 73
years. -" ..
Friends and acquaintances are. respectfully
InTited to attend the funeral services at V»-
llejo. Cal., today (Thursday). June 27, at 2:30
o'clock, at I. O. O. F. halL
MURPHY— In this city, June 25. 1907. Han-
nah F., dearly beloTed-wlfe of the late John
R. Murphy, idolized mother ef Jamea R.. Joha
E. and ; Gertrude B. Murphy, Mrs. Charles
Straub, Mrs. Daniel Taylor, " iT Mrs. Ernest
Money and Mrs. William Robert*, daughter
.cf Joha and Margaret Golden, and sister of
Mrs. J. 8. . Ring. Mrs. George E. Horr and the
late Mrs. William Clark, a natiTe of New
Tort, aped 53 years 11. months and 14 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
-' inTited to attend the funeral today (Thurs-
"day), at 9 a. m., from her late residence. 30
Dorland street, off Guerrero between SeTen-
teenth and Eighteenth, thence to Mission Do-
lores church, where * ! requiem high masa
for the repose of her soul will be celebrated.
commencing at 9:30 a. tn. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery, by carriage.
O'CONNOR— In \u25a0 this city, June 25, 1907. Pat-
rick O'Connor. beloTed husband of Mary O'Con-
nor, and father of Mrs. -„ William Doell and
Mrs. William Dlxon, a native of County
Qprfc, Ireland. . eced 65 years.
The funeral will take place today (Thurs-
day), Jnne 27, ' at S:3O a. m.. from the par-
~ lors of.H. F. Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission street
between - Twenty-fifth "-and Twenty -sixth,
\u25a0 thence to St. Joseph's church, where a requleta
i CHARLES
TRUMAN
THE LEADINO
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
OP V *
SAN FRANCISCO .
1909 MISSION ST.
Bet. Isth and 16th Phone Hartet 109
G. lACCHERI. U FERRARI
I_ lACCHERI.
PHO.VE MARKET 174. PHONE OAKLAKD 3711
SAN FRANCISCO. OAKLAND. CAU
Q. lACOHERI & CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EHBALHERS
'\u25a0' 5032 i Mlsjdon St., San Francisco, Cal. \
Branch Of flee"" and Residence, 548 Sycamore st.
. v near 26th, Oakland. CaL ,
I^y^IWOODLAWN
mum
San Mateo C county. * Finest and ' best
equipped Receiving Vault and Chapel.
Masonic .Cemetery. Association. Office.
1154 O'Farrell st.
McBRa^RTY &; McCORMICK
.FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
815 VALENCIA ST. NEAR 20TH
Formerly :\ of McFadden, - Mcßrearty \u25a0 & Green.
;_;'.•-." ' .iTelepbone Market 97. .':--• '.
j; Ciib^CONNOR & CO.
FUXERAIi DIRECTORS
770 :.TURK ..; ST. ( between -Van Neu v At.
''. . ..; . nnd ; Franklin St. -
Lady : Attendant. ~ . .. Tel. Franklia ; 1911.
THEODOR DIERKS & CO.
.. . J-;~./7;,Tjiiderlaker« .:• \u25a0
060 Devkartero Jt. Cor. McAllister
,:,; v •..;,;; ..'/yif Telephone . West ;4Bo .; v
It J. Gallagher Undertaking M
1814 -WEBSTER st. bet. 7 Ellis and O'Farrell.
Tel.. West 3825.'- DANIEL P. DONOVAN. Pres.
t Manager; JOHN; DOUGHERTY,- Vice Prea.
P. F. GI^EN & CO.
:\u25a0 FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
' t'v.NX cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero at*. _.
Formerly >i of « McFadden, v-s Mcßrearty • & Green.
-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0''\u25a0' --V Telephone Special ; 1567. . .' .":
VALE NTE; MARINI
";^ UXDERTAKERS
5448; mission * street;.
. \u25a0 Near, Thirtieth. '. . TeL Market 282
CRAIGiICOCHRANr&: CO.
'\u25a0\u25a0":-\u25a0> -FUXERAIi DIRECTORS
- 1109 Valencia St. .Year 23d St. \u25a0:
..^V:- ~.-. : , 'Telephone Market 101. _-;•>,\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0: V!
IVIOISAHfAIN Ss CO.
. .; Funeral . Directors ; and ' Embalmers ;
\u25a0\u25a0- .-I .\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 -PrlTate,RpK)deiJC<!i Accommodations. ..•\u25a0. .
r - Office SW. * corner : 25th f and s Guerrero ' sta. .
V.;v- : ,-J?haD<i Market 35. ;l \u25a0 • -- . \u25a0 '
hi;h mast for the repos* ot his sonl will b«
celebrated, -eommencing at 9 a.. ni. Interment
i Holy Cross '\u25a0 cemetery, ; by <arriase. *'.
POWERS— In Fitehbnrg. Alameda county, CaL. i
June 25." 1907, Morris Powers, beloTed eon of
, 1 Mary awl the late Thomas Powers, and brother
of Lawrence and Andrew Powers, Mrs. Joseph
McKenna, Mrs. C. Welch. Mrs. D. I~ Eich-
i ardson and the late Thomas and Francis Pow-
ers.- a natiTe of San Francisco, .Cal., aged- 19
years 6 . months and 29 days.
¥- Kotiee-of funeral hereafter. Remains- at
the parlor* of Gantner Bros.. 3430 Sixteenth
. street between Church and Sanchea.
KICHABDS—Ii this city. June -25, 1907,
Richards. ' . _^^_
The funeril will take place today (Thurs-
day). June 27. at 1 o'clock p. bi., from tne
:. parlors of Carew & Enrlish. 161S Geary street.
Interment Cypress Lawn j cemetery.
RIEIXT— In this city. *June 26. 1907, John,
, dearly beloTed haaband of < Brtdset Blelly.
and loTine father of. John/, Joseph. Peter.
Agnes and Willie Rielly,'* _*«*• of Ctmnty
CaTan, Ireland, aged 46 years. \u25a0 A meaber of
hod carriers' union. - - • .^
Notice , of - funeral hereafter. Remains- at
the funeral parlors of P. F. . Green & Co.,
northeast corner of Sixteenth and Guerrero
' I streets. '
RODE— In this city. Jnne 25. 1907, Charles
F. Rode, dearly belored bnsband of Ells*
.; Rode, and deToted father of Mrs. P. Jor-
gensen, a natlT« of Westphalia. Germany.
- ag«d 44* year*. 7 months and * d«Z s - A "5* m -
. ber of Norddeutscher Terein and Golden Gate
, aerie. No. 61, F. :O. E. •\u25a0
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
inTited to attend the fnneral- Saturday, June
29. at II o'clock a.' m.; from his late^ resi-
. dence.* 2965 Folsom tUeet. Interment Moout
©iiTet cemetery, by carrlare.
ROLF— In FrultTale. CaL. Jun« 25, 1907, at . o!s
late residence, 1560 Trtmont aTence Cart
Martin Rolf, dearly beloTed husband of Anna
Catbrin* Rolf, -and daroted father of Mrs.
MarU Johnson. Mrs. Anna Witlfce. Mrs. Elisa-
beth Jensen, Mrs. Cart Wolf, Emanuel Rolf
and the - late Tretiof Rolf. • . natjTe_ of Den.
mark, aced 73 years « months and 1» da -"-
Friends and arqnalntances «re re^pectmiiy
ißTited to attend the fnneral services to-
day (Thnrfday). Jnn« 27. at 2 o'clock x*- m., at
tb« funeral parlors of - Arthur A. Barber tt
Co.. 3124 East Fourteenth street. Fruit Tale.
Interment ETergreea cemetery.
SMITH— In FrultTale. Cal., June- 25, 1907. Mrs.
Allia E. Bmith.-eTer and forerer dearly be-
loTed mother of Mrs.\J. F. LaTelJe and the
late James Scott and Harry Carl Smith, and
d«rotwl grandmother of Leslie Scott LaTelle.
a aatlTe of Maryland. aj»d 49 years and 5
months. \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 • - S '•' " ....
. -Friends »nd acquaintances are respectfully
InTited to /"attend tbe funeral serrlces tomor-
row rFridayj, June 28. at 2 o'clock p. m., at
the CoaErepiUonal chapel, corner Kruitrale
b venue and East Sixteenth street. Fruitrale.
- Interment Mountain View cemetery.
TKESE— In this City. June 25, 1907. Hannah.
beloTed wife of Louis Teese, and 'V ,
mother of Mrs. George Wibsttr of Bristol.
Conn., a natiTe of Connecticut, aged *2 yesr*
2 months, and 10 days. ' ; .-
Serrlees wIU be held today (Thursday).
June 27, at 2 p. m., at the i*rlnrs of H. F.
Suhr 4 Co., &19 Mission *treet betwet-u
Twenty.fifth and — Twenty-«lxfJ. Icterment
Mount Oliret cemetery, by carriage.
TINGMAN— In Alameda. Cal., -Jane 25,^1907,
John Henry Tlnjrman. deroted huisband of Lola
R. Tingman, and beloTed father of Mrs. H. N.
Madison of Lodl. FUfanor and Dorotay Tin?-
msn, a natiTe of Mobile, Ala., aged 55 years
8 months and 20 day*.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
inTited to attend thejtnneral tomorrow (Fri-
day) June 2S. at 10 o"clock a. m., from vis
: late resldenc*. I<SOT I^ifayctte str-ct. Ala-
meda. ' Cremation prrrate, Oakland crematory.
TURRILL— In this city, June 2«, 1907. at his
late residence, 4005 SeTenteenth street, Msdi-
«on Hollister. father of Charles B. Turrill.
' and brother of Mrs. L. Maria Graham of
Sacramento.' Cal., sp»4 78 years and 4 months.
A pioneer of California. (Eastern papers please
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at
1 the parlors of the California undertaking com-
pany. 2210 Stelner street.
WELCH— In Stockton, Cal., June 23, 1907.
Alice, beloTed wife of Henry Welch, mother
of Perry. AUce. May, ETelyn, Blanche. Mer-
ritt, George and the late Charles W. Welch.
beloTed daughter of M. J. and Mary HaTerty,
aad sister of John, Thorns!". William, Edward,
Harold, Ella and Llllie Harerty. Mrs. O. A.
, Griffith and Mrs. A. I_ Tnger. a native of
San Francisco, CaL, aged 3S years »nd 5
days. . "V\i
% Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
inTited to «ttend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
i day), at 9:30 o'clock, from the residence of
h*r parents. 14 Johnson aTenue, thence to Star
1 : of the Sea church far *»rrlees, eommeacins at
10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross cemeterj.
WILLIAMS— In Los Anreles. Cal.. June - 23.
1907. Harriet, wife of Lewis Williams, sister
in Itw of Ben Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth Bin-
bee and Carlos G. Youn?, and aunt of Leth
S. and Minnie H. Young.
ZEGLIO — At St. Catherine's home. June 26.
1907. Sister Mary Phillippa- ZegU<*. sister of
mercy. beloTed daughter of DaTid and the
late Sarah ZegUo, a natiTe of San Francisco,
CaL, . aged'S6 years. \u0084' *~ : , " .:'..\u25a0?\u25a0
1
A PATH TO EVERY PLOT .—
City Office, Grant Bids-
Market and 7th Sta.
CYRUS S.WRIGHT
GEO. H. CIiARK
A. P.BOOTH
HAROLD L. WRIGHT
N. GRAY & CO.
UXDERTAKERS
2198 GEARY ST. COR. DEYISADERO
' Telephone West 4707. .
California Undertaking Co.
2210 STEINER STREET
Between Sacramento and Clay. Phone West 1321
. D. I. KENNY & GO.
UXDERTAKERS
1719 EDDY STREET near Scott
Phone West 2645
GEO. W. LUNT. HENRY C. BDNKER.
BUXKER 4 LUST
FUXERAL '\u25a0 DIRECTORS ,
Mission Masonic Temple
26« Mlxakm ; Street. *r>
:.X - - . Pl|one Market 2820.
UNITED UNDERTAKERS,
DIRECTORS
2608 Howard Rt. near ,22d. Phone Market 276.
McAVOY, O'HARA & CO.
I 2347-2349 Market Street
1 Bet. 16th and -17th sts. Established IS7S.
« . Phone - Market 154.
G. SELLINGER. H. METZLER. B
METZIER' S UNDERTAKING COMPANY
1982 Folsom st. bet. 14th and 15th.
PHONE . MARKET 166.
j TELEPHONE PARK 12.
I SAMUEL McFADDEN&CO.
i FUNERAL DIRECTORS.-
. 1070 Haight st. near Baker.
j : Take Half ht street Cars.
H. p. MA ASS CO.
i :..-\u25a0* .-. ; \u25a0"\u25a0-\u25a0" \u25a0 :. Cndertakers and Embalmers.'
\u25a0 1335 * Golden - Gate ;. bt. • between FUlmore and
• , \u25a0 Steiner streets. -; \
: . . ; ' :. Phone : Park 867. _
OCEAX V TRAVEL
iNOMEand
I SjJ. MICM AElii
Direct From San Francisco.
! \u25a0 "-\u25a0-•:\u25a0 ,\u25a0:,.. :\u25a0 =-• '.': S. ; S.^ IXDIAXA ,; . - , -
WHI v make* four round trips daring • the season.
Next ' salllßS 5 about - July v 6 " from - China Basin
1 Wharf, and eTery • 40 . days thereafter. Freight
: receWed on : and after June 20 at China : Basin
Wharf, v ; - — -.:\u25a0: ~;' : % ,:.-..\u25a0 -; ;
: For s freight and \u25a0 passengers ; apply . to - • \
BARXESOX-HIBBERD c CO^ '
172 East St., San Francisco. -
;. . Telephone _=. Temporary 2970. -
TOSMOSEINE
; . PASSENGER* AND FREIGHT, SERVICE. ;
S. S./AMM0N " (6.000 ; tons).^ Captain ; J. \u25a0 EbeHns,'
sa ll ing, from ; San Francisco oa or about 'June : 27.~
will f carry * passengers 0 to : Matatlan. i Manzanilio,
Sant Bias, • Salina Crux.* San Jose|de >. Guatemala.
AcajuUa.^ Corlnto, ', Punta Arenas, • C.^ R.: Payta,
Callao. Mollendo. - the , principal . ports lof Ch lie.
London and Hamburg. *« For . rates r and 1 particu-
lars S apply to i LENDAL t li:. GRAY, * Slan«ger,
Paioo «tre«t wj»ri iPi«?l9j, -
. * OCEAN* TRAVEL \
- - -.-..,. 1. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..'\u25a0\u25a0 . . \u25a0 . i •
\u25a0 , Steamers Leave Broadway
/fxim-S&SS' Wharve*
((VplLr) LOS ANGELES
\^X^2^ SAN DIEGO
SANTA BARBARA
s?f» U ;• -••••--•• Every Suaday. 10 a. m.
aiate-ef CallfornU.... Every Thursday, 10 a. m.
- For SEATTLE, TACOMA
Victoria, Vancouver, B. C, Puget
Sound and Alaskan Ports
Presicent. .....June SO. July IX * P- n.
n^ m "_ ..July 5, 20. 3 p. ia.
Santa Rc«a..'. „ July S. 3p. cv
For EUREKA^ (Humboldt Bay) |
Potaona ....Jnne SO, Jnly 5.10:30 a.m.
City of Topeka. June 27. Jalj 2. 10:30 a. m.
For Gua3rmas, Mazatlan, La Paz,
Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo,
Altata, Magdalena Bay
Curaca0........... 7t a of each month, 10 a. m.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS
~- i \u25a0 L *» T * Seattle and Victoria. !
k *°r,- - ......July 12. 28. AT,r. f» I
Santa R05a......... .........July ia j
For Nome and St, Michael
t « r -;--------" JalT ". Aor. 9. Sept! 1. 24
LOW RATES, lnclndlrg BERTHS AND MEALS.
Right reserved to chans* this srhedn!e
; TICKET OFFICES-
SAX FRAXCKCO— 1 Market at." and Broadway
_ w& *rT- Telephone Tempomrr 492.
c J^T" 44 * 0 •••WS Broadway.
r.^ o^" 00 r>r » 1 P h t Office— Broadway wharf.
C. D. DUXAXX. G. P. A.. San Francisco.
Toyo Risen Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship. Co.)
Have Opened Their Permanent Office at
Room 240, James Flood Buildin?
S. S. "Hongkong Mara." Friday. Jnae 2s'
S. S. "America Maru" (calls at Manila*.
Thursday. Jnlv IS, IJW7. :
_.s. s - S. '"Xippon Mam" (ealli at Manila).
Thursday. Ansust 13, 1907.
Steamers will I^aTe wharf, eorn«r nrst aad
Brannan streets, 1 p. m .. for Yokohama and
Hongkong, callieg at Hooololo, Kobe (Hl'>co>. I
Nagasaki and Shanghai, and con»nrtlng at Hong-
kong with steaaers fcr Slanlla. India, me. X«
cargo received on board on day of nailic^
• Itoond trip tickets at reduced rate*.
~,1?T SSi?" * nd P* s » a Se apply at office, Jamea
Flood DoUding. ,
f- W. H. AVERT.
Assistant General Manager.
OCEANIC S.S.CO.
(SPRECKELS LINE*
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— S. 3. Mari»**a nans 11
a. ra. Jaly 1. Round trip, first class. $125.
HONOLULU— S. S. Alameda sails July 13, 11
a. m. Round trip, $12S.
KOJfOLUXU— &. S. Alameda sails 11 a. ra. Sat-
urday, Ans^S. Round trip. nr»t rlau, $I^s.
Pa»aear«r Bept, 673 Market St.; rreirht Of ice,
S3 Clay St. Phan>. Teap. 1231.
AMERICAN LINE
Plymouth— Chrrhonrs — *<>c t hampton
Xew York July c:PhiU<Jelphla Jnlv Vi
St Looli Jaly 13J St. I**ol August 3
rblladclphla — Unprnitonc — Liverpool
FriesUnd July 6iWeytern!and Jory 20
Mexion JuJj ISiHaverford Jaly 21
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Xew Tort— London TJlrect
Minneapolis Joly 6'Mesaba ..Jaly 2fl
Mlnnehana. July 13 Minaetunla July 27
HOLLAND=AMERICALJNE
»w York. Rotterdam, via Boulogne
Sailings Wednesday, as p»r Sailing liit.
New Amsterdam.. Jnly 3!Ryndaau......i..July 21
Stateadam July 10;Potsd»ia August 7
Noordam Jnly 17|X. Amsterdam.. Aug. 14
RED STAR LINE
Xew York— Dover— Antwerp
Vaderland July e:Zeel*nd.: July 20
Eroonland Jnly 13 , Finland, .r- July 27
WHITE STAR LINE
\u25a0 Xew York — O.urrn«(»ng — Liverpool
•Arable.. Jnly 4J«Cedrle JnJy 13
•Baltic July llj'Celtic XJ«U 23
Plymouth — Cherbourg — Southampton
•Oceanic Jaly 3!*tAdriatic July 17
•Jaajeatic. . .... .July 10;" Tectonic July 24
t.Xevr, 25,000 tons: has Klevator. (iyni-
naslam, Tarklab Baths and •Hand.
Boston— Qneeostovrß— Liverpool
Republic Julj SiCymric July 17
Xew York — Asores— Mediterranean
• Romanic .July 15. S p.m.J*Cretic..-. . .An»." 1. nooa
Bo*ton — A>ore»— Mediterranean
•CAXOPIC.....Ang. 10. 11 a. m; Oct. 5. 0 a. m.
G. X. KOEPPEL. Passenger Agent Pacific Coast.
3« Ellis st near Market. \u25a0
— - j - —
Jfamburg-Jtmericcm.
IWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSENGER SERVICE
Plymouth— Cherbourg — Hamburg
Pennsylvania ..July € *r)eotschlaad...Jnly 25
•Kalserln (new) July 11 Patricia July 27
Batavla July IS »P. Llacoln(Bew).Aus. 3
•Amerika (new) July lSj'KaU'erin (aew)..Aag.' 9
•Among special features of these ve**ete are
Grillroom. Gymna?:na. Palm Gardes. Rio-Carl-
toa Eestaurant, EUevators, Electric Baths, Band.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBXIAI/TAR, XAPLES AXD GENOA
• ••MolUe July 2, Sept 3. Oct 15
••Hamburg Aug. 13. Sept 24. Nov. 5
•Has Grillroom. **Has Gymnasium.
OR 1 E N T
MADEIRA, SPAIN, HOLYLAND
AND THE NILE
2 Cruises of 75 days' duration.
5. S. 3IOL.TKB, from Xew York, Jan. £9
$300 and Up, Including All Expenses
- Aboard.
Xew S. S. "PIIESIDE.\T GRAXT" (18^.
.000 tons), Feb. 12
9375, Inrlniiln; All Expenses Aboard
and Ashof c.
TOURIST BUREAU
R. P.. Tickets, Hotel Accommodations and gen-
eral lsformation : about foreisa traTel.
\u25a0' TraTelers* Checks, rood all OTer the. world.
Ham burg- American Line
80S .Market St.. San Francisco.
Telephone, Temporary 2C*l3.
-J RAILTVAY TRAVEL
BHPBi^^*o^ j '*' ; ' --*-•'\u25a0 •--\u25a0\u25a0-
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
May 5. 1907 -
SHORE -DIVISIOX
For Sansallto, Mill Valley, San Rafael
WEEK DAYS— Every 30 minutes
from 6:15 to 9:45, a. m.; hourly until
2:45 p. m.; then every 30 minutes until
7:45 p. m.: 9:00/10:15 and 11:55 p. m.
SUNDAYS — Every 30 minutes from
6:15 a. m. until 8:15 p. m.; 9:00. •9:15,
•9:45, 10:15 and 11:55 f». m.
For: Fairfax — Week days — 6:15. 6:45*
7:15. 8:15 a. m.. 2:45. 3:15. 3:45. 4:1 D«
4:45 and 5:15 p. m. Sundays — 8:15, 9:l*
10:15, 10:45. 11:45 a^m.. 12:45, 1:45, 2:45,
4:15. 4:45 and 8:15 p. m. ;
For San Quentin — I>ally — 8:15. 9:45.
11:45 a. m., 13:45 and 1:45 p. m. •
g«l5 a. m. daily. 2:45 p. m. dally "ex-
cept Sunday and 8:15 p. m. Sunday only
for Camp Meeker. Monte Rio, Cazadero
and way, stations.
9:15 a. m. Sunday only and 5:15 p. m.
daily except' Sunday^ for Lagunitas/
! Camp Taylor. Point Reyes and way
stations.' ;; \u25a0 \u25a0.
•To Sausallto only..
"• \*"ESTERX ' DIVISIOX
For Tlburon ' Belvedere and San Rafael
-7:30. 8:00. 9:15. 11:00 a. m.. 12:35. 3 30
i 5:10;* •5:50.- 6:30 p., m. daily. . . '
:.7:30 a." m.' daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, 1 Cloverdale, Uklah. Willlts. Sher-
wood. Sebastopol and way stations.
• S :00 a. ; m. daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Camp Vacation, Glen Ellen and'
way stations. r
3:30 p.-im/ daily; for Petaluma Santa
Rosa, \u25a0'\u25a0 Cloverdale, Uklah, GuernerUle
Sebastopol and way stations. -• '
. : 5:10 ppr. r m. • daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Sebastopol. Glen Ellen and way
stations.*,: .;. ---. - - .:
! . 9:15 a; m. , Sunday only , for Petaluma.
! Santa ; Rosa, Glen . Ellen . and way sta-
j tions. - '^99^3SP<w«J9Q*M
• ' »To Tiburon \u25a0 only on wp»k \u25a0 days.
\u25a0 Ticket offices: Ferry., bolldias, " and General
Offices. " James FlotxJ " bnlldln^.- - -:
U-r-->-.>' \u25a0;:'•-. JAS.^ A GLER, Genera] Maoaser. :
' J. J. GEAR!, Act. Gea. Passenger & f reis&t Ajt,
RAILWAY TRATSX. r
\u25a0 |, « : \u25a0 — -- \u25a0
iiW !«•\u25bc« im m v^v
/SSS§^\ t " friTtit
1 jT^^y / Fsox JrNi 16. Lan
>^^^rC/ FERRY D£POT
X^JX^ rootoiaqrtatStret
Leave —VIA OAKLAND PISB— Arrtf
7.00 a Eichmond.Benicia.Bclsan.Sael ~^~
ramecto. and Way S£atioas_ IM9
7.00 a Ehnira.VacaTille.Eazni*y.. . 1M»
7.00* D»TU._MarT»Till«. O««CS».
Rc-^vnie. Red BluS. Ihinwgwut 7. *»»
7.00* Hayward. NQes. Saa Jo» TJI»
7.48* Vallejo, Napa. CalUtoga. Saot»
Rosa,Martiae*. Saa Ramon — US*
7.49* Nile 5. Pleasanton. LlTensora,
Traey. Lathrop. Stocitao — :. JJH
g.Wa Shasta Express— (Via Patih)
iVilliaisi. Banlett Sprisss.
Willows. Bed BluS. A»hland.
Portland and East — iJH
t2U Martinez. Ac tioch By ran Tracy.
Stockton, Newman. Los Banos.
Mendota, Annona. HaoJord. fM»
VisaUa. PorterTille_« «.4»»
B^9* Port Costa. Lathrop, Modesto.
* Merced. Rayaond. Fresno.
Hanford. Yisalia, Tulare. Bak.
! ersßeld «•«*
B^B* Kewark. Saa Jo». Lo* Gatoa.
! Wrizht . *****
I 963 a Nile*, liTennors. Stocklon
CMUton). ValltT Spnnf.
love, Sacramento. Bed Blirft- «•••»
i.o9a Sonora. Tuoluinne and Angali— *^»
S.H* AUantic Exprau — Ozdeo «•**•
I 9.60* Truciee. Lake Tahoe. Baao.
! Tonosah. Goldfleld. Beatty — tZH
! 9.40* Richmond. Port Ccsta. Martin**.
and Way SUUOO9 ~~ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- •>*•«
I 19.13 a Th« OTerland Uiaited— Otaab*.
Chicaso. Denver. Eansaa CUT •\u25a0*\u25a0»
10^«a ValleJo. Mara Island. Napa__. »">•
luJO* Los Anfeles Passenger— Port »
Costa. Martinez. Byron. Traey.
Lathrop. Stociton, Mer»d.
Fresna Goshen Juncuon.Haa-
ford. Leraoore. Visalia, Tular*.
BaksrsSeld. Los Anjeles . J-»5
1T29» Niles.San JoaaaadWay Station* 2-tt»
1.4«> Nexrarlc. Saa Jose. Santa Cros.
Laurei. Boulder Creei. Dei
Monte. Pacinc Grore — — «\u25a0» -
3M9 Benicia. W later*, siacraniento.
Woodland. Kni«bta Landtex.
MarysTlll* aad OroTilleL. __-- »^«a
; i2ov Yo«inito Valley Tia Bayujowl \u25a0
Wawona Bocte \u25a0r* "••\u25a0•
SJZtp Port Costa. Martinea. Byjon.
Modesto. Merced. Fresno^— . OJH
I 3JO» Fan Leandro. Nfles. Eaa Jose--. •.««•
3JO» Via Tiburon. West Napa. B*.
Helena. Calistosa --— *«•
3.4»» Portland Express. (Tia ?•\u25bc!«>»
Williams. Willow*. Red BIbS.
AahJand. Portland aod East ».»•
i 4.C9? Vallejo. Martinex. Saa BafflOD. _^
Napa Calistosa Santa Rosa-. Mt»
4.00» Niles. Traey. Stocttot* Lodi nVZIa
I *29j China and Japan Fart Mali—
Ojrdan.Pueblo. DenT«r.K»naa»
City. St. Louis. Cbicajo.
Maxtinex. Stockton. Sacra-
laouto. R«no. Sparks——; — 5*H?
«.49» San Leandro. Hayward. SQes, )\u2666•\u25a0»•
Pleasanton, liTermow — • luU»*
5.009 Tb« Owl Limited— Newman. Lot *«8
Banoi. Msndota. Fwtno. T*-
lare. Balsersflald. Los Ansele*. «.«*»
5.C0» Newark. San Jose. LotGajoa.
Wrijat I \u0084,.- $.Om
SM9 Pan Leandro, Niles. San Jose-^ 7M»
5.0» Vallelo. Port Costa. Benkla. fiui-
KQ. 3acr*a«ito — — — — • M*
•.209 Fast Mail— Oidan. Ca«yenc«»
Omaba. Chicago — «*•••?
«.^>d Hayward. NUes and Saa Joe — ••«•
7.00» Goldaeld Pass.— Port Costa. B«-
nlcia. Soisan. £lmlra. Diica.
. Daris. Saerameato. Tracked
Laka Tahoe. WadswortS.
Hazen. Fallen. Tonopah, Gold-
fleJd.Beatry. aadKee!er_ TJIa
7M» VaUaJo. Beneda and Way St*. \u25a0
tlons. Sanday only IXXIa
8.20 a Oresoa Express — eaerameoto,
MarysTilJe. Red din r. Port.
; land. Paget Bocnd and hast. »\u25a0«»>
COAST LJMtE
j»y(ThirtlandTowtii|AndStr— l»> ,
S.lOa Valencia St. San Jose and Way
Stations «Jfc
t&so* Sunday Excarsloa— Santa Cms.
Bocldex Creek. Laurel. Xtel
Monta. Monterey . \u0084 XIUH
7.00* Valencia St. Bedwood. Ban Jos*.
MorzanhlU. Gilroy. Pajaro.
WatwaTilla. Saa» Crux— Lao*
rel— Boulder Creek. Del Uontaw
Monterey. Pad3c GrpTe.- IIA
I.oo* The Coaster— San Jose. Salinas.
Paso Roblas Hot Bprioga.
Santa Marsarita. San Luis
Obispo. Guadalase. Bant*
Barbara, San BnenaTsntura,
Oxnard. Borbask. LosAozoles U.Ub
B.CC* D«l Monte. PadflcGroTa.Burll.
Locspof- — lUiSt,
o.ooa Saa Jose. Gilroy. Saltaaa.
Paso Robles Hot Spriars. Saa
Lcis Obi»po— Lc* Gates. Ahna.
. Wrisha— Tres P*nos— Santa
Cruz. Laurel. Bodder Crwek—
Del Monta. Monterey, Pad2e
GroTe 4.M»
19.30 a Valencia St.. Burlinrame, Ban
Slateo. Bedwood. Palo Alto.
San Jose *.«•
v.30» Valencia St.. Cemeteries. Saa
Jos4 and Way Station* \u0084.- , liS»
l.< 0» Valencia St^ Cemeteriea. Saa
JO9Q __.^». - - IMfl*
1.49 a Santa Cruz. Laurel. Boulder
Creel: TJO»
3.00 a Del Monta Express— Valencia
ft.. Saa Jo»«. Gilroy. Castro*
rile, Del Moat*. Monterey.
Pacific Grore m 13.15*
3.13 a South Saa Francisco. San Jose,
Tre* Ptaos ttJS*
i.M» Sunset Zipre»s— El Pisa Hoo>
ton. New Orleans '
Paso Robles Hot Sprtnxi, Santa-
Barbara. Los A&felea " 12.40»
HJ23» Valencia St.. San Jose aod Way
Stations-^. ... , - . tUOa
4.40» Valencia St.. San Jos* and Way
Stations , 1.2t)»
t5.00s Valencia St.. BurUnraara. 6an
Mateo. Palo Alto. &aa Jon.
Lo« Gato». Wrijrht f».B«
5.29p San Jose. WatjonrUle. Eanta Crua >_;»»
5.4»b Valencia St.. Fan Mateo. S«6V
y wood. Palo Alto, Saa Jose SJO»
li.Ola Valencia St.. £*n Joso and Way
Stations ; t*-4«a
S-»p Valencia St.. South San Fran-
eiicaSanJose . U0»
7.00 a New Orleans Erpre«s— San Jose.
Salinas. Paso Robin Bos
Sprinz*. San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara Los Angeles.— t Jt*
Det&in?. EiPaso.New Orleans — 12.**9
7.00p Del Monte. Monterey. Paci_o
Grora— L ompor „ ,-. . 1L1J»
S.oOa Valencia St.. Ocean View. Palo
Alta Saa Jt*& . - :. .. TJt»
ll.Ca Valencia St- Palo Alto. Eaa Jose. ttJ**
-i I.ooa ga«Tan»nto Ri^>r Steamers tt.«gj
Unioa Transfer Company ateata " collect
batrran and checks on trains of Bontber-.
Pacific aad deJiver to residenc*. Tt*y ar*
ecthoHzed to check baszaza dlrtct Ctom
rr=i<lcTice.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
(Foot of Market Street) p
7XO. 8X». 9X0. 10.00. 11 M a. m. ,
12x0. uo. 2jox zjuo. 4 00. axe. «jo.B-».a.aa». m t
A far Mominr P for Afternoon
tSu-day nxceptad. tSuaday only.
MT. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY
Via Saaaafito Ferry— Fort ©* Market St.
Lt. Saa Fran. ~^^B^ { LT.Ta»a*l»al* j
vizs. so-- jfSfcilpW «xs- wyix
PAY DAT f-^NSHMH O-T PAY _
9IS A 7JSA \b?^"W »-» A I 7J5 A
'• WA 9:15 A IWOA 1^» P
T4SP" 9:<5A 12:10 P 4U4JP
i S _TC a- U-.iS P " JJ 9 P IAXCSW
DAT 2:15 P LafatMUm 4:4« P SAT
4:t5P 3:45 P UmUyVmt fc*«P *30 F
: TICKET OFFICB AT SAUSAUTO FEZ2T
BAI A.ND IXrHAVtUkAa HOVXK*
MARE ISUND NAVY YARD
.VALLEJO and NAPA
NAPaVaXJuEY BOUTB
Montlcello S. S. Co. aad Kapa Valley Elect*:*
E. R. Co. Oca* connection*.
«— ROUXD TRIPS DAII.Y— «
Boats ieare Saa rraneisco 7;00. fuS a. «-
12:30 noon. 8:15. «:©O. »8:3O p. m. -
Saa Franclaco laodins and offlc*. Clay street
wharf, north end Ferry baU-tof. Market street
ferry. Meals a la carte.
Pbcee Temporary 406.
•Land* Nary Tard v
- OCEAN TBATEI
SEATTLE, TACOMA,
' PUOET SOUIVD
A>D ALL POIXTS IX ALASKA
Tbrosgn Frels-t aad Pa— eater Bate*.
EJ*?ant Steel Steamer*. -
Special round trip exeunlCß rates ' betweea
San rranciseo and Paget aonad points: also Vic-
toria and .VaacooTer, B. C, Jane, Jsiy. 'Asfiut
and September.".
BUCKMAN AND WATSON
!'. SaUln? ETery Satardar^ at 1_» p. oa.' :
! Alasi a Pacific S. S. C«-. Stenart street waait.
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