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Strikes in the Florence Make
Prices of Stock Climb
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Shares
Also Keep Upon theUp Grade
Florence was a leading attraction In
the sales in the San Francisco mining
exchange yesterday. The price was
run up to $4.90, largely as a result of
reports of recent strikes in the ; Flor
ence ground. Information was given
out from the offices of Zadig & Co., on
the strength of advices from Goldfield,
that a strike on the J. 60 foot level of
the Florence leßge promised to be one
of the big things in the camp. An ore
body four feet wide, according to this
'story, has been encountered that car
ries values of $600 a. ton. A stringer
.that essayed $9,000 a ton Is also re
ported to have been struck in Florence
ground. The Florence ledge, so It is
reported, is.in the Firelight claim, ad
joining the Atlanta.
,' '. Another story was also'giren out on
the street yesterday that has not been
verified, that at a depth ol 355 feet'the
Gold field Vencender leasing and mining
company had opened a ledge in the
.upper workings in which, the ore runs
•from $4 to $80 a ton In assays. This
\u25a0e.oinpajiy is operating in Iho Combina
tjon nines ground. The last mentioned
r.\tmor had no particular effect, but the
".stnry about the Florence ground un
do-übtedJy influenced prices. Florence
tvas reported on the street to be seling
2t. $5 in. Goldfield.
Gold field Consolidated mines shares
sold In' the San Francisco raining ex
c.bsnso at $7.37 H to $7.40. Jumbo Ex
tension was bought at $1.82*3, and j
Daisy jumped from $1.65 to $1.80. The 1
volume of business on the San Fran
cisco mining exchange was quite large,
although not quite up to that of the
vday preceding. Some of the top prices
that were received were as follows:
Jim Butler, $1.02%; Red Top Exten
sion, '24 cents; Tonopah Extension,
JI.SO; Bhie Bull, SO cents; Great Bend,
64 cents; St. Ives, 99 ' cents.
An executive meeting of the San
Francisco mining exchange was held I
yesterday afternoon, at which It was :
! decided. to increase the number of seats
jn the exchange to 175. Vice President
\u25a0Kramer of the exchange has secured
.".many members at Goldfield and the
oilier southern Nevada mining camps
among the brokers. The 176 seats are
\u25a0hot all in immediate demand, but there
are only 22 out of the \u25a0whole number
vacant and applications have been re~
\u25a0celred for some of these. A
= The Al J. Moore brokerage company
has cpme into existence to take up the
business of A. J. Moore. The plan back
I of this Is for Moore to go to New York
.' find for C. Alvln Muller to occupy seats
in" Bush street and in Oakland and to
cafe for the Oakland business of the
company.
After today there will be no mining
stock board in operation in this city
during the remainder of the present
.week, the San Francisco exchange
•^embers taking a vacation until "next
Monday morning. The San Francisco
stock and exchange board will resume
next Monday. *
CURTIS LEASE STRIKE
High Grade Ledge Reported in
Jumbo Extension Ground
GOLt>FIELD. July 2.— A high grade
ledge has been encountered in tha
south drift of the Curtis lease, re-j
RB.VL. ESTATE TRAASACTIOXS
TUESDAY, 3TTLT 2
Maud ' Brannan et si. to Alice- Brannan. lot
in \V line of Fiilmore etreet, 30 S of Oak, S
25 by W 110; $10. \u25a0
James A. Johnston and *wlfe to \u25a0Wllliata I*n
non. lot *t SK cornpr of Eighth fttenne and C
street, S 60 by E 120; $10.
MattLrr.B Meyer aod wife to Hazel O. Phipps.
lot in S line of Green street, 122:6 E cf
I?£Vor, E 23 by 6 137:8; $10. :
• Efltrin' E. Mfidle to Henry P. Sopbey and
'wire, lot In W ltne of ganches stre«t, Ses S
of .Thirtieth, S SO, W S9:B, KW 54:S*i. X
i"0"7;4; $10. .
V Columbia bolldinc and loan asssdatlon to
Tstriclc Brennaa, lot la E Use of Diamond
•>frcet, 103 S of Twenty-third, S 20 by E 100; ,
no.
""• Frack H Gartiaw and trtfe to Joaepb
OBrien, lot in W line of Carrer «treet, 25 X
of Mayflower. S 25 by W 70; $10.
:\u25a0 C.-B- Hnyett t» M. B. Bnyett, lots 41 to 44,
•°hlock 43. B*ia tract; $10. .
" Anpuitt Roller and . wife to Charlotte F«^»«,
" V>t ta W lint of Dolore* «rre«t, 68 8 of Twenty
•ftfto. S 24 by W 101:8: $10.
"•Edwin F. Conary «>t al. to W. W. R. Hutch.
lot cla •Vlii* of Harrl»on Btrret, 170 S of
Twwitietli, S P0 by W 122:9; $10. -
Ucmscr Smith ta Anna D. Holler, lot In W
lin» ot ivincoln arenue, 77:11 S of Clarendon,
• S 60:2: W 104:4. S 60. E 103:10; $10.
Isidor Kdiwarti et al. to George P. Allen,
.lot In J"W lin« of- Bryant ftreet, 175 XE cf
• Hourth, NE 100 by NW 80; $10.
"'George P. Allm and wife to H. E. nnneaan
ft hL. s<une: $10.
Hnlda M. HUdebranfit et al. to Sarah Patter
worn. \u25a0 lot on X line of Sharon street, 170 X of \u25a0,
': Sixteenth. If 25 by E 125; $10.
" Helen K. Browne to Berne W. Marx, lot Jn
S -line of Jarksoa street. 165 E of Steiner, E
C 7:6 by S 127:8-4: $10.
Losiie U. Hscbbeck to J. H. McCaUnm. let
?a 6 Una of Liberty street, 297:6 E of Dolores,
E.3tf by B 144; $10.
•"• Theodore Baclgalnpl to Anglola Baclffalnpi,
\u25a0 calf Interest ia lot in W line of Marion place,
"91'.t X of Union «treet. N 40 by W CO; gift. .
V Joha W. Smith to WilUam D. O'Donnell, lot
•In- E'ltn* of Banln street, 175 S of Powhatan,
S; 25 by E I4oj ci«.
• . JuJla Helllnr to Richard J\ DJttmar, lot In
NW line of L>labon street. 275 SW of Uussla
aT«nn», SW 25 by NW 100: $10.
': Sam* to Frank and Anna Boernrr, lot la NW
lies ef Lisbon street. 100 SW of Russia arenue.
SW 60 by yw 100; $10.
Frank K»yp» to Mary A. Keyet. lot is E line
' -of Capp street, 100 S of Twenty-fifth, S 2t;S by
E115: tl*t- l
t. Wi Wrlrtst & Soot lnTertaaent company
.to- Mary *• Walsct, lot in NW line of Forty
"tf th trenut, 109 S of t> ctreet, 8 25 by W
12b: $10. -
To-naso Blnaldl to Martha RtnaUll, half of lot
in 8 lice of Bernard street. 114 E of Jones, E
23 by 6 CO; $10.
Metropolitan lnscrance company to Clarence
P. Tow-wend, lot In N line of McAlllnrer street,
137:6 E of Polk. D 30 by N 120; $5,000.
Clarence P. Townsend to Louis P. Kerner et
al.. same; $10.
\u25a0 ' Richard Kebl and wife to Paolo Olirleri, lot
in SW line of Nlnete««th avenue Sonth, 225
NW of I street, NW T5 by SW 100; $10.
. Birdie .3. Macdonald to Rnmsey Smith, lots
T.l and Sl'. Work 11. msp subdlrision 2. Claren
don beW-bts, and two other pieces; $10. Quit
cif. im deed.>
- Estate of Bosanna Rannlson to - Homer H.
Swescr lot in .SK line of-Tesama street," 157
SW of First, SW 25 by SB 75; $2,640.
1 Casclc E. Tarrant to Walter S. Jamison, lot
In E Un» of SeTenteenth arenae. 290:1 S of
California Bti**t, B 25 by E 120; $10.
Jdhn Lajran to O. P.* Monllle, lot 10, block 1,
Collejre Hill tract; $10. —"-'^
° L.ewls J. Utt «fld wife to Walter. Week, lot 1n
N line of SUtf street, 429:6 E of Lerant, E
25 by N 125; $10. '""-• - '
Thomas Orahaa to Ellcabeth •M. Graham.' lot
In 8 line of Seventh avenne. 2SO W of X street,
S 100 .by E 80; $10. ' ; „\u0084O
Elizabeth Mean to Georre Ryan, lorin N line
nf Green street, 212:6 W of Steiotr, W-30 by N
137:6* $10. '\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0' \u25a0' * ' \
William Hacs to X>on fie Bernardi, lot at NE
corner of Greenwich and Stockton streets. JE
87:6. N 47:6, W 18, S 20, W 78:6. 6 27:6: $10.
• I'nloa tmst company to Eupene • Merrill, lot In
E line of Ninth avenue,; 175 feet N of O street,
N 87:6 by n 120; $10. ' \u25a0
M«ry A. E. Jscklin and wife to Alfred S.
WUllams, lot in E Una of Princeton street.' 100
N <* Dwi«ht/E 120 by N 100;-$10< "
Jane B. Williams and = wife to same, , lot 5.
Mock 75, subdivision So. 6, University Monnd
tract; $10.
CuFfie C. Barrett •to Mary E. Barrett, . half
ct lot in E ltn« «f Twentieth avenue, 100 S of
151 street, 675 by E 120: $lf>. -
Ernesto Baffo-to Giuseppe Rsffo. half of lot
fa S line of Elisabeth street, l<*S:o<i E of Guer
trrs, E 25 by S 94; $10.
Joseph M. Willard and wife to Maurice V.
Ssniueis et al», two-thirds of lot In KW )lw
of North awnae, 2€:6 SW ot Center place, SW
24 by NW »7:6; $10. . -
Hnch W. Pontlethwalte and wife to Robert H.
Pottlethwaite. lot in S Hop of Padnc avenue. 180
Eof Laurel street, E- 42:11 Jh- 5, 127:6%; $10.^ '
William Webster and : wife \u2666to '. Duncan '\u25a0 Bu- '
cbanen and wife, lot in E line of TbU-d avenue,
150 8 of Clement Street, S 25 by E 120; $10. 1
H. P. end Mary Moore to Annie A.Ly teens,
: lot la W line of Bryant street.- 125 S of ! Nine
' teeuth, S2sby W 100; $10. :*» \u25a0', - .-.•;* .:-*z*r^ \u25a0 \
\u25a0 Ellr«b*t* O. Jfabb «t *i. U» Andrew C, Webb,
cently purchased by the FranceS-Mo
hawk company, on the Gold wedge
claim of the Jumbo Extension. :, A
broad streak of tellurium in \u25a0 the face
of the drift first proclaimed the;pres
ence of plcture?ore ; and samples taken
across the vein returned $104 a- ton'
The Frances-Mohawk company com
pleted" the purchaser only a few- days
ago, having secured a three I days' op
tion on' it, and in the meantime, in the
prosecution ot -;: : work/ developed ,a
greatly 'improved formation. . Only
nominal values'had been found before.
The values now discovered - are along
the foot .wall. ; "•
WORK IN THE HILLS
Operations Are Progressing in ; Large
Number of ' Goldfield Properties"
The Goldfleld Miner of : June. 29 pub
lishes tHe following" concerning the
work under way in Goldfleld mines and
leases:
The June Atlanta lease on the Union Jack
claim baa installed a hoist and the shaft will
be dropped to the 230 foot point .before! any
crosscuttlng Is done. ...
The Sunflower . lease on : the Velvet Is ton
nearly 400 feet. At that point a station will
b *_ cut and * crosscut for the iedjrc Ktart.-.l. .. .
The Gold Bar Icasiucr company !•- -working
throe sbifls on its shaft, which is rapidly ap
proaching the 300 foot point. -.
>Tw lea*Ps hare been let on the Happy
Hunch property, eight miles east of Goldfield.
The company is also sinking a shaft to a depth
of 130 feet. «. ...;, : *., •
Kett Brothers' lease en the Atlanta is down
COO feet and they are > still sinking. They are
In an excellent- formation and expect to strike
pay ore in a short time.- . \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 . .
The Goldfield Ked imis mining and. leasing
company's Khaft Is deftra 255 feet and Blnktng
is still goln* on. No drifting has been done
below the 100 foot level.- although a station will
be cut and a crosscut later at the 233 foot level,
at which point some /tighJr mlneraliaed ;rock
was cut through. ' • . - \u25a0\u25a0• \u25a0
Ttie Mohawk No. 1 leasing company has cut a
four foot ledge la the drift about 110 feet from
the shaft, on the 160 foot level. The ledge is
widening and the values are steadily increasing.
A crosscut is -now being driven to cut this ledge
In the 300 foot level.
• Ttie! Nevafla Pearl "lease "on the Combination is
pushing work on its shaft, which • is down 200
feet.
•The St. Iveg leasing company shipped tons
of ore last Wednesday and Manager GaW expects
to make . regular w-«-ckly shipments' ; of that
amount hereafter. The shipments will average
$100 a ton. The ore is being takes frou: , the
100-foot level. \u25a0 Development- work Is progressing
on the 311 foot level,*, where two ledges that
aasay well have been cut during the last week.
The shaft will be sunk, to the 400 foot point
as rapidly as possible. \
The Chicago Florence mining. and leasing com
pany, which began operations on the Red King
claim two weeks ago. has a shaft down 70 feet.
A 23 horsepower hoist has been ordered and a
gallows frame is being erected. \u25a0
Cosser & Terrell, operating a lease on the Hat
claim of the Blue Bull, - are preparing to cross
cut the big dike at a depth of 250 feet. In the
upper levels * the leasers found large, quantities
of low frrade ore. They have been working the
ground for 15 months and have recently , secured
a renewal of . the lease for another year.
The Kavanaugn leasing company, operating on
the Silver Pick " ground, is about to Install a
25 horsepower electric bolst. I The shaft | is down
165 feet and very little drifting or crosscutting
has been done. The shaft will be dropped an
other 100 feet at once, at which point a crosscut
will be driven to catch the ledge. Several
stringers have been cut In the shaft, one sample
running $04 a ton. - • "' \u25a0\u25a0'
The Baby Florence company -has' started, a
drift from shaft No.' 2, on the 2S5 foot level, to
catch the ore sboot that was, opened up in the
npper levels when the lease was-beiac operated
by Peer &. . Pugh. \u25a0 No.' 1 . .shaft. . which is being
sunk on the block of. ground adjoining the Little
Florence, Is now, down 150 feet,' '«t which point
a station is being cot. Tbe shaft will 'be sent
down another 100 feet at once.
lots Sl'.to 25, bldck ; 20,. XekeTlew, and one other
piece;- 510.' .'\u25a0'—- ' ; ,'' ' : " : \u25a0'
R6»« C.BIgRfi to Add Clark Norton, lot;inS
line of 1* stre«t, R7:G E of FortyrFixth avenue,
E 25 by S l&0;> $10; ;%\u25a0-\u25a0.:\u25a0\u25a0;
Add C. Norton to Rose C. Bises, lot- In S
line ofX *ireet. S2:6 E of Fortv sixth avenue, E
25 by S 100; $10,
Jobn D. Schelu and wife to Frank L. Onntr.
lot 8, block 10, Sunnyvale homestead association;
$10: • ' • \u25a0" ;\u25a0 ' : "-\u25a0 ' \u25a0 . .
Neboa realty company' to Kate H. Dngan. 'lot
In S line of Fourteenth street,' 174 W> of Noe,
TV 28 by S 115: '$10. ... \u25a0 •
Isabella D«hler to Aurelio -Barsottt and bus
band, half lot at SB corner of Twenty-fifth and
Betlerue streets, S 303:4, XE 74:H, NE-1O3:">4,
N 150:4, W 90. X 120, W 80;- $10. / \u25a0
J. Sockblor : to J. B. . Cosgrare. lot y ln \u25a0 E line
of Powell etreet, 117:6 N of • Jackson, N - 20 "by
E S?:6; '*10/ , ' j •. • , ., .
Eflwanl W. Ozard to Sarah M.Ozarfl, lot 225
W ot Shotwell 'street and ; 70 -N . of Moat«
tnma, N 70, W 24:6,N 117, E 24:8, S 213:0;
gift- i " " . ' -
Edward' W Otard to same, lot 'In SK' line 'of
Tara street. 40 NE of Mt. Vernon, >'E 50. by
SE 103:6; gift. •
Sam<> to Daniel Cbudencia, lot in SE line of
Tara street, 40 NE of Mt. ; Vernon, NE 25 by
SB 103:6; flO.'.' ' .',' \u25a0-,:"
Ball dlnsr. Contracts
TlioniasCarroJI with John Keanncally & Co. —
All worlf^xcept . plastering, : jrradin?. ., man t<?K
fit fixtures and shades for .'a -three \u25a0'story franio
bulldifiK in E' line of Bryant street; 52 S of
Twentieth, • S 25 by E 100; . $3,440.
John A. Roebling's Sons' comfmny with Healy-
Tibbitts \u25a0 /construction /company — Excavation for
a • Utp Ptory a"d baspment warehouse ' at N cor
ner of Hawthorne and Folsom streets, XW 150
by NE 112-:6; $9,9S«. : .' '
J. B. - Co«frraTe with J. Socfcolov — To erect b
two story brick store .and fiat building in K line
of Powell street, 117:6 N of Jackson, S 20 by
E 87. Sockolo,r^Is ownpr'of above ' and J.. B.
Cosgrare agrees to pay $4,000 for balf interest
in said property." 1 : • •'•"'. * _ ''_ •
Oore Improremcnt company with < G. - P. TV.
Jensen — To erect a three story and basement
brick boildlng . at \u25a0 NE ' corner Market and ; Pine
streets. TV 22T,:9«>; S 49:6%, E 47:0, SE 64:2,
NE 17S:1!%; J93.000.
SAYS CAPTAIN MOONEY ,
TREATED HIM UNJUSTLY
M. Gallick Claims That ; He
Was Arrested - on a
Slight Charge
M. Gallick" of the Columbia auction
rooms, Golden Gate avenue, said, yes
terday that" Captain' of Poliee^Mooney
had arrested - him . unjustly.; arid that : ho
might decide to prefer charges' against
Captain ; Mooney before the police com
missioners. * '
-Gallick received some goods to" be
soldifrom.RL.'Tantl," a Japanese ;mer
chant; and an agreement : - was; drawn
up by 'Yanti's' attorney, to be; signed; br/ :
Gallick, who, suggested 4 that his *attor-,
ney should- see-it Later-/. Gallick' kept
the agreementVand ;when the Japanese
asked- for. itiyesterday-Gallick'declined
to hand it over7&&Bßmt6B&
At the suggestion of Yanti's attorney
Gallick went Kwith; him - to the.-', Bush
street police" station, ' where : the -matter
was \u25a0. explained I to ; Captalnj Mooney, l who
ordered a.} policeman ito \u25a0' take * Gallick ' to
Captain Colby. Colby.; turned \u25a0'\u25a0, Gallick
overJ: to Assistant' Bond v and
Clerk McCarthy, who to^l^-"
sue a warrant ! forj Gallick's arrest;.al
leging was ; evidejitly.r.a rnisapjf
prehension on- Galllck's7part" as- to i,who
was ' the proper, custodian; of-the.'agree
ment. .Thereupon the ; policeman "'al
lowed Gallick - to { go. Gal 1 ick claim's
that ' Captain^ : Mooney* s J action^ toward
him was. tantamount to.placlng.hlm.un
der arrest. ."'.
STATE .VGOODSI'E\DEU
' SACRAMENTO. .^ J uly l 2.~Repo r t s of
Ftate'offlcialsllhdlcate;that v Californlails
a: groodr spenders .Theyrshowi,thatrdur~'
ln^r' the • fiscal^ year, ending j June '^30 >: the'
total ."expendltures'f amounted -to^?l4,*
154,987.78, VofrWhlch^^f.lST.GSS.es.; was"
from the general ;fund;arld; $8,957,299.15
t rom ":-" others., f^'he. total? amount is
$l,ooo,ooo>lnexeesß of that excended In
any. previous ! ye»iv*fj
THE
MISS HINES IDENTIFIES
HER ASSAILANT IN COURT
Challenges * ? >*i to Cqntra
; diet Story That >. She /- \
Shot Him V-.
The statement made by Miss Emily.
Hlnes, ; : cashier at the California ibakery,
that she. had >wounded; Philip "?l<V s Demp
sejvv a" -i waiter," ; who '\u25a0' had f. attacked^ her
at Broderick and 1 Turk S. streets X early
last Thursday morning:,; was practically
corroborated . yesterday iat % the j trlalNjf
Dempsey for before r Police
Judge Cabahiss. \u25a0 - . :; .":->' .:•\u25a0.-• ~'K .V:
Misaj Hines positively -; identified
Dempsey in; court and said that S* she
was : positive -. she > had'.*. wounded - f him
under ": the left . arm > when b she ; shot .' at
him. -"_- Dempsey , denied " her ; story y v and
Miss Hines challenged- him" to} exhibit
hisrleft sidej to* the 'court. "Judge : Ca
baniss thoughts her; suggestion "a \ good
one and J' Bailiff ; Ring to , taka
Dernpsey ; into the chambers 'so : that < hi,3
left side might- be examined. -XtWhen
they got. outside the* courtroom ; Demp>
sey refused; to^ go "into the i.^,o
strip and wasi taken -\ back "\u25a0\u25a0; to "court/; *..
'. ; In his-,"own defense v Dempsey | ski I
that just before;, the'alleged attack
upon ; Miss' Hines', he ; had a; quarrel with
two/union carmen at 'iDevisaderoVahd
Turk streets '. because ; he = had^beenVrld-
Ing on a car and that' one. of .them-.had
fired a shot' at him. The -bullet,"", he
said, grazed his skin -under^ the '.-;", left
arm. He denied v ,havlng attacked Mls^
Hines. . ';/•/;• \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:, -V.
... Dempsey was flippant while oi
the witness stand and Judged Cabaniss
told him that his story of -being firoa
at by a union carman- waslvery; flimsy
and that; it was remarkable -,that the
bullet 'should have struck him •: just
where Miss Hines ! said she : had ;,wo'urid-.
Ed - him; JDempsey's attorney; askedT-f or
a : continuance ' to; produce to
corroborate v the : ' defendant's \ story ,: of
the shooting by a carman, and Judge
Cabaniss'put. the. case vover;till^Satur
day after increasing' Dempsey's 'bail
from ?50 to $200. : - \u25a0 S
CHILDREN TO SING
AT PARK EXERCISES
Independence X)ration to Be
Delivered by Judge
Murasky .';[\u25a0.
Children from all the schools Jn-San
Francisco will - take ( part in the« fourth
of July celebration tomorrow. at' Golden
Gate park. The : exercises* will^ be;in
charge of Miss Estelle Carpenter and
will Include singing, orations and fire
works. The program -.will fol
lows:'/ . •\u25a0*..-.- : \u25a0 •• \u25a0--\u25a0 ;-"-. ,V .-*..',.-• \u25a0\u25a0- 1-" .-.'",
- Overture, band, . Paul .- Stelndoff.rdi
rector; Invocation, . Rev. _P. \u25a0 JSCummlhs ;
"The Star' \ Spangled " 33anner," jgr'and
chorus of school chlldren;llntroductory
remarks. Rev.: Philip O'Ryan.^ chairman ;
"California" ', (wordS.] by ";: Henry/,; Van
Dyke), quartet,., Mirs.^M.-Drobgz- Me-.
Glade, soprano: \u25a0 Mrs.V*C.*j Decker
contralto; David Manlloyd; : tenor; '1*:~A-
Larsen, bass; .reading "ot Deqlafation! of
Independence;- "Columbia^ .^ the^Gem Vof '.
the; Ocean," chorus" of • school iChildrerM
selection by . band; fV'Old^ KFblks ''at
Home," chorus of "school "children ; .^ra-.
tion, Judge/Frank : J.-Murasky;^ selec
tion ;t>y;band; -."My OwnvUnited'Stafes,"
chorus: of school" cjbil^ren^%p£§Slsifor£
ftight">Re>Vif.*Wllliamr^Ford|^i^hjl&
D>D.; "America,"' audiepce.l j'*--- •••. .
BIG CELEBRATION.* TO^ : )P~^
MARK FO'URTHibE f JtfLY
Elaborate \ Program Arranged ??• by
Chamber of- Commerce' of Peta-;-'
aluma to Observe Pay :
. PETALUMA,- July 2.— One of the bigr
gest. celebrations", in the. history; of '"the
county will beiheld^on the'i fourth' of
July; in this city, i The i : celebration .'4s
undort the direction^ of the chamber ; of
commerce. The contest -'tor) tjie. god^
dess, 'fire queen and ; Columbia , 'closed
on Saturday. Those selected were 'Miss
Mary Cline, , goddess; Miss ;L6rehe'My
ers, Columbia," and': Miss Frances 'Jacob
aen, fire "queen. r - "_ . "-' ::,'.';
The. parade In the morning will be
the chief feature.-. A ball at Dreamland
rink will follow the 'fireworks in the
evening.- • ,-"•\u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0 • ,? ;
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The - following ; marriage licenses , wene . issued
in.sthia' city -Tuesday, .July 2: • :. . . r'" V
Edward \u25a0 1. , Brock, . 32/ I^os \u25a0? Angeles, and Mar-,
cia A. Lyons, " 19, - San Diego. .- : y: V : \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Andrew Gray. 21,' 5600 \u25a0• Califocnla st.,' - and
Henrietta L; Pillow,,-1 8, '• 1600;'. Valencia st."
\u25a0 Louis Cerles," 20, and Coudero, r 21,
both of 106G . Twentieth = aye. :,*...-
Mar . H. \u25a0 Pencovic," 20, •; 1219 Fifth . ate. , . and
Pauline ! Olcovich, , 20. • 1752 1 Geary - St. V
\u25a0: Fred ;A. Martin, -. 21, ; and ', Gladys , A. Durgin,
15, both? of Oakland. v \u25a0 ,
: Herbert -' E. :. Gray,-- 21,- Burlingame, "and • Dor-
tliea i Kandlson, •>\u25a0 18. -. 46 Lotta f st. -• - - • >- \u25a0 .. i ' ' \u25a0.• .-
- Knut S: - Jernberg, 27, - and \u25a0\u25a0 Ida ; E. . Nilson, 28,
both of • 234 ". Dolores ; st. , \u25a0' ' :
Shimek ichi ! Nakagawa , ; 28, "" 1629 ."• Haigbt " st.,' :
andliatsuvo VHinra. 22, lt»10 Geary-st. '\u25a0:\u25a0'•
- , "\u25a0 Roberly R. McMurray, ' 23, 1748 Seventeenth.
ave.;?'and Lillian' Curry,"* 19,' -\u25a0\u25a0 Hollywood; _ Los
'Angeles.; '-, ";.' \u25a0'..-.:<\u25a0\u25a0 : — \u25a0.;.".•.. .-. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0 '.- \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-,*..
! . Arthur- Salomon, 81, lOOD Brotlerlck St., and
Rose • Ilyman, - 22, 1510 ; BrodertCk ?. st.' " '. . r •
;Walter ; D. - Hambleton, - 82, * Ocean ? Park," \u25a0 Los-
Angeles,: and Mary L. Bullen, 23, P33 Hampshire
street.* : \u25a0'\u25a0.-\u25a0 .-\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.. \u25a0.--.:;-,.. -. »: \u25a0-.... \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0J-- '
-Patrick Joyner,. 2S, 155 South- Broderick st.i"
an«! Mamie Grady, 20, 234 Castro st. ' •
* Willis E. ' - Keed, v 45, Oakland, - and . Ruth'* E?
Benjamin,' 43,NNapa: •<; • • <\u25a0••-. ;;'
OAKLAND. ; July . 2.—The following marriage '
licenses were issued: today: \'\ '\u25a0 '\u25a0''\u0084' \u25a0 . - 1
l"ranK*-M. Sb"ay,!-27/*aßd Ceceilia M.«Evans,
18, both- of i Oak land. \u25a0 . •-\u0084 . :..,-; \u25a0• ~-
Karl Krieger, - 29, and ; Alice J Martmann, ; - 2*,"
both- of Alamcda. :.'-;' - . -. \u25a0;\u25a0'. .
>\u25a0*\u25a0 George S.' r P.v ßartlett," 39, 5 : and : Pauline Adams/
29.- both": of> San : Francisco, /.vv" . ..-: \u25a0.-.... ..± .
V-; Hermann Latiann, i 21, :; and: Lulu : Doller, 20,"'
both of. San Francisco. : \u25a0 ! •
\u25a0 \u25a0 Francis -M. " Janps.^- 45. Berkeley;. . and ' Emma
R. * Deering. < SO, Oakland. " • :.::.,: . ;.- !- .-, - :\-i\
-j: William . Jones.' ; 29,': and Annie-Nelson, ; 19,- both i
of -San: Francisco.: :>'!'* -.<":'. V-. r'iv. i; : -*,-.' J
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
- : Birth, tnarritgp. and dea l U notices sent by mall
wilt not be Inserted." They, must be ;bandecl "in at
cither of : the - publieatlon 1 offices • and |be ] iiiflorst-'i
with I the < name \u25a0 and | residence ' of • persons autlior-
: lied Ito haTe ; the ' same ? publislicd.-.'-' Notices 'C re-*
etricted eimply to the announcement of the 1 crent
af e publ isbed once in thlsj column ; free of charge.'
.' ' ' -births ; . : : v:' :^;'v'::-;'*^l
FnASER-^In ; : Alaraeda."- Cal.;-?? Jun* $ 28,'V'ei907,'
; [j? to; tbSiWlfe of j;Dr.i.\V.'''. E-: Fraeer,'.' areon.'j'-,*';
FRAZlER— lnittoisl city,'- June! Zb?4 loo7,"i"to ''the
; \u25a0*£. wif o ;of ; Captain * Frank •E. * Frazler,* a; son. ' • \u25a0 -.
GKACllilt— "jijSan-Mateo, Cal.*;^ JuneTso.lOOT,
:\%to < the , wife \ of.. S: j B. '; Orapler, ': a - ison.;i- •
TAFOHO— ln'.this- city.-tJune r»O,-l£K)7;"Vto the
;yiwirel oft Frank [JhTaforo, H;son..': cl '-"\u25a0_ ;,.v
- •\u25a0/jMARIiuGiES,.";. ;.'.':" { -V « ; . V
KOLLMAXN-ANOEnSTEix— In * this city," June
I*9; 1007.' by sthe • HevrtS.' H.y Schroeder.SW'l!-"
"-- Ham'tKo'lraann^and MatliHile Angerstein^botli'
\u25a0of i Sanr-Franelseo."' -,' 1 " '-^' ; n" \u25a0 - \u25a0• - * - .
deaths"'" '"\u25a0\u25a0" ' -:1: 1 - ' '" ••"\u25a0
Beichelneri.VJuliw.'.t 00 McEneryV'iHenrieU'a,'l"42'
Coohrane."- Robtrtß\*fl6 Mcljicli)an,'?VVni7f.jr.'CB,
Coha.Vßebcccai^.'.rCil' 'MlrteUTAnnleiT.^V.T/aIS.
Dollard,".* John /*;., \\ r — Momti.VAlicapT.'iTn^-t-i
i Klnke,^ John s, .". .T.TM O'Brlea.% iolm s~.'.V. ,.^'
i Fisber.i Ellen'.T7*.T;rr— O'PonneU ,'"v Juliftrrt;^^
; Foley,^ Kdm nnd "*; .. ,75J \u25a0 Hifleont,'*. Norman £ D^j73<
Ff^dericlt.v I-iUlanrr 61; Roptwl.^Therssld*.""? ir
. tioutz. Joseph ... ;\7o BUsselL > Fraalt [ Boy.. - '4
Gnoflcnoußh^ , Aiei'.'TS Sharp.^WilUam ;T.:..' 60
.Tohnson /f"ivm.' Geor.'-V Taylor.*? Sanford J M.tr C 3
Joullin. Erlfnne. • ,-J.T.74' Tluibyrj'ttcnry- ;- : i .-. : ; 44
Ladnrre, .".t.eftn ;*f^.*;; S2, Thpp^ -George =S..'T/; S6
Marron,' Tljppias f.-.'--~ : '| Wllsoni',: Mary.-' Ann.'..* 3y
BESCHEIN'EN'-j-'lntbls city, July' 2. .1907,' Julius
"; -. Besclielnea;>"a n native « Germauy,-": aged i 60
> years.'.,^ l''~v'^v f>" ; - ';\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0''-^y-.:'- .. : l-.V : ' '\u25a0' ','\u25a0\u25a0:
COCHRANE^fa; this .cityli 'July ;l, ; ' 1907.V Robert
,: '.Francis,"', dearly V.beloted son ;of s l"homas ?and
V Slary." Cochra^e. 1 -' and ' lOTing ! brother : of J James
- * M.; . Mary,."vf Willte,'. Ellen, /' Joseph,V- Gertrude
;.'*' and ', Theresa ' Cochrane.t a^ nat iTe \u25a0 of . San : Fran!*"
cisco, \u25a0 aged '- 10 > years -'.I I month I and'j 21 - days.
-papers* please -copy.) \u0084':./' \u25a0 -
>--CFrlends \ and ?, acqnaintances * are ully
inylted.to attend? the.' funeral i todays (Wednes- 1
" day i,' at o'•'o'clock0 '•' o'clock a;" m", r from". the ; chapel •of !
1 Craig," Cochran >& ; C0.,"*11G9 j Valencia- street \
'"\u25a0 near •/ Twenty-third, '. thence -to St. 'John's ,
"church "'for serrlces. ; commencing at 9:30 a." m.
"\u25a0lnterment Holy I Cross^ : cemetery. -.. . .-.- '" .\u25a0 |
COHN— In'/;, Berlin,' V Germany,' • March 26, v 1807,' :
>- Rebecca,"' relict of « theilate/Jacob ;G.'-.Gohn \
}-\at *' MarysTllle, \u25a0 : . Cal.; - and " beloTed A sister '/ of
'\u25a0'.'*'. Theresa \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Rosenberg,"' Mrs. v R. ; Schneider, % Mrs. \u25a0
A.- 8.1 Brown * and '. Meyer, Beck,", a '- nat iTe tof
:." Germany, :: '. ajfed -: 66.iyoars :10 mouths. 1
; : (.MarysTnie,-. Cal.,- papers fplease-'copy.)v;; ,-:;
Friends are ; respectfully vlarited . to . attend ;
\u25a0' :th» 'serrlces -* tomorrow .*" (Thursday)," '
\u25a0July 4, at ;1O \u25a0a^rsf.;'- at^ the < chapel -of-.- N.
\u25a0 ;' Gray i& ' Co., ', 2196 ; Geary * street \u25a0- corner 1 of : De-
' Tisadero. Interment * HIlls;of >. Eternity ceme- '
'V tery, '. by .'-* special ;:\u25a0 funeral •: car ' from \u25a0?* Twenty- !
->. fifth v and Valencia streets at . 1 1 :40 ; a . .- m. - \u0084 .--.
DOLLARD— In New, York • City, Jane 26, 1907,
- ,- J.ohn L - Pollard, .. d«arly i. belored husband *of -. the
\u25a0 >late -Annie. .E. Y Dollard, and father of -Edward
; J>,VA rthur W.° and < Robert . E. :. Dollard, ' a ; na-
" : "tlTe:of > Ireland:- - \u0084v." : ... ... \u25a0 : '
: The funeral will \take. place: today (W^dnes-
-- day);. at»B 'o'cltick.'va/.m.rrifromhlslate resl-
' ' dence,' 1803: "Laguna" street, a to/ St."
\u25a0 \u25a0'. Mary's \ cathedral,«> where y a : solemn ' ; requiem
•'-.high mass for;tbe-;repos«»-"of : hlasoul \u25a0 will be
celebrated. ' ' commencing aat & 0 :80 : o'clock."' In-
> • terment s Holy .; Cross 3 cemetery, " by special . car
; from .Twenty-fifth 7 and v Valencia-:' streets ' at
".' 11:^0- o'clock.'.^ ; Please;, omit \. flowers. .
FINKB-rin '\u25a0\u25a0 thte f city, >i June -f 29, < ; 1D07, ' John
! Finke/ .' beloTed {\u25a0 husband "\u25a0 of : Gertrude . Finke. '
'\u25a0 father i of - ! Henry, \u25a0\u25a0 Sophie "' and i Gertie j Flnke.-
and brother of Mrs.*. J. '• Paymlller,: a : natlre >of •
Langwedel, f. HanoTerla.'j:" Germany,-. ' aged •54
/ years ; and '» 6: months.; A; member -"Af ;\u25a0 the : Gcr-
manla club and marine painters'.; union No.-.1. c
v-'Ftiends and.: acquaintances* are I
< invited , to \ attend i the \u25a0. funeral \ today ( Wednes-
<lari. at- 1. p. ; m.. from the" parlors erf. tho
- : United , undertakers. ? 2WB '\u25a0 Howard \u25a0 street- near :
'.Twenty-second. -Interment 'Mount Olivet cem- J
etery. -,- - \u25a0 '-,-. \u25a0\u25a0•'. \u25a0'/' "."-." ;' "\ -J i
FISHER— In this city," at i the residence. 2fil !
.-: Twenty-third avenue. \u25a0 Richmond district,' Ellen. '
.A wife- of .William R. , Fisher." mother ' of . Gcniera
and Francis -Fisher, and sister of Mrs. Charles:
:\u25a0'\u25a0 J.'Drury.-. ' :-; \u25a0\u25a0•,'\u25a0 ."'.•'.'.-•. -. .'\u25a0 ;\u25a0 \u25a0-.' \u25a0 '. ;T-FOLEY—In; T -
FOLEY— In this city, July 1, 1907,. Edmund j
"•: Folev, : beloved '• busband -of the late * Mary ,
"Foley. and beloved father . cf- Mrs.- M. !
; "O'Neill, Joseph F.; Foley, and the late: William ;
E.,' Edward J. -and ; Daniel ' Foley, -a ; native !
of Newcastle,'. County ;Tlpperary,*. Ireland.; aged
' 72 ' years "and -10. months. ." r '\u0084.V \u25a0-,-'\u25a0-' ~-~j'-
•;<\u25a0 Friends \ and • acquaintances • are I respectfully
/'invited to attend th«. funeral tomorrow. (Thi'.rs-
; day), July 4,""at.9 o'clock"a^ m. sharp,- from
•-' his late •- residence,-1 315 street,
'." thence : to: St. ••; Francis "church, s where -a " ; re-
\u25a0'• " quiem high " mass ' for ; the I repose : of .: his soul
will, be celebrated, commencing rat : 9rSO
:*, a. m. ! Interment 'Holy 'Cross cemetery. l «\u25a0:
FREDERICK— At rest.", in?, this city,? June ' 30,
\u25a01907, Lillion, beloved : wife of - Robert .:{ Fred-
r crick, and- devoted x mother of ' Frc«l-
erlck and Mrs. r J..J. ; Killalee, a native; of
.'Massachusetts, : aged : 51': years* 6 'months and
•\u25a0 l i2-dtVS.. \u25a0. .'''"'\u25a0'\u25a0 ''':'.:'.-' \u25a0'.'\u25a0- ..\u25a0.\u25a0'\u25a0 '
• \u25a0" -- Friends and " acquaintances : are -respectfully
\u25a0 -. invited ito attend | the funeral | today tWednes-
- day), at 10:30 a. m.',- from her late residpnee,
617 \u25a0, Diamond street. Interment Mount Olivet
i cemetery, by 'carriage. ,/,."* • \u25a0"•
GOETZ— In this city. J*iiy 1. 1907." Jospph Goeti.
•- beloved uncle of Lottls' A7, and Marie Goetz and
Leon •;' Boehm, ; and: brothpr yin - law \u25a0\u25a0; of * Jean-
. nette , Goetz, ; a native iof * Strasbourg,' France,
- aged .78 years, and "3-. months.'^ ':
: -' Friends and 'acquaintances;- are respectfully
Invited->to attend ; the ;: fimerbl- FrWay; July
-\u25a0 '! 5, 190 T." at '9*9 * a.'- m.; ;, from his ilate • residence,
• '1854 > VallPjo "-. street* thence -/.to"'St."-Brls*l<r*«'-
church, ' where a ' requiem ;': high \u25a0 mass \u25a0 for ; the"
•repos* of v btft sonl'^itvHr'be> celebrated, com-
mencing lat' SiSOfO'cloet.- Interment iHoly Cross
;." cemetery'. *'-*\u25a0 ":-."-'-j- i ''v.;,. > .:s'; '••••,=.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0._;.\u25a0;\u25a0-:' .-r:-'-. . ;
GOODEKOUGH— At 'Ocean' View. Cal.. June 39.
> 1907, Alexander Goodenough, beloved husband
"v -of 'Caroline* Goodenough-,, and 'father of: Mrs.
S. B." Whitehead "of' San Francisco, Mrs."' Wll-
-Ham Mead -of W-shlngton,. 1 Nevada * county;
H Mrs/'H."H. r Ttorentaens of Ocean -View, San
Francisco!'' an* Milton^ A.'- Goodpnough of Wat-
; sonville;c a-nattve; of /Cattarauguay^N. w V,'
',*:' aged "g^years- 9 months 'and;-l9.days.' : (Wat-
- sonvlllev, aird' .Nevada . City," 1 Nevada' t county,
papers "'"pleaee'^ copy.)-",' •**'\u25a0'•" '\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 ' •'\u25a0
-'%» Friends .and facgdaintancts- are'*resp<>ctfiilly'
i'-'-r Invited to"«rtt' n d*-'tb e funeral .tMay (Wec*es-
:\u25a0- day>."f At*2 ti'tjixk fi* m.^ 4 fromythe ! residence
-•of \u0084Mhj.vfi*' H.^Lrtrentten.^^uO -Montana street.
Oceans ViVw.'- Interment' 'Greeblawn oemetery,
; ; bj ; Carriage. \u0084 . , \u0084. J. ; . "" J ! '\u25a0'
JOiIN'lo"N T Xjune;-;»0^>/l80T.'4^J'Uam.; f.G<'orßef .G<'orBe
• > .TubnFon. nio.- 1 tlMrJyibetoTed'htusbnnd : of.. Sarah
. \u25a0E.i i J<ilsnsi)n-. t4* l nats*<*iotrF^'gland. J Junior pnst
; :i*f<sside»t< of- =.the igrandvlwJsc, ,-. Sous- of St.
" George.,*"" . \u25a0\u25a0- ;r ',';wi;.C * - :- ; -V'V.
*, Frirnds. . acquaintanX I *! "and members ! of the
grand lodffp. Sons -of -StsGeorsp; Bnrnaby lodge
"No. "-•'l 94;. Sons of-St.if Georjre;^-ComU/ Justice
:': ' No.- 16,' A.; O. SR.rof i A^ ami ;Burns *lod«e ' No.'
. 64. , -A . \u25a0 Or. U.:*\V^.-ar«; rrespcctf uUy. lnt' ted to
'•'* uttend':. the.'" funeral,"*.; «nd«T. ; j the - -anspiw-s; of
Burnabyi lodge*. No.A 194- Sons of »tst.-:G«orstP r
• at 2:30 o'clock- p. m.", Friday. ..Inly: 5, -from
the parlors:;ofii^W-.? Martin &• Co.; ' ISHS
Geary Btrect;"|lnterment,l..O: O. F. cemetery.
JOULUN— ln* RochefortJ; France/ June 14, *l»07,
Eticune,'.' beloved < husband . of Mrs. .- Jonllln.
'father of: Amedee Joullin. "f and grandfather
. of "-Emile. Joullln,";a uatlye of France,":? aged
. 74'years' and"7';tnonths. , ;/ \u0084. '.
LADARRE— \u25a0 In; Oakland. .Call, J July .": I,' 1007.
" 'Jean ;ljidarre>. a,,- native t "9f France,' , age.d >32
:.'• yis rs ;• B « months jii-nd- 24 |days, ..:..< : \u25a0 r. . '.-
" -. Friends • and- -acquaintances r "are respectfully
- Invited 'to 'attend- the .funeral services ;:Fri-
\u25a0 day), .'July 5, -at- 1:30. o'clock p.? m.',.at'the
. • funeral . parlors >. of i James :L. . McCarthy, J Sev-
. cnteenth Btreet and San *• Pablo 'avenue,. ' Oak-
land.j Interment: at ;-Oakland.'..,^.-.-'/ j
MA RRON— Thomas . Francis ; Marron; •• husband :of
Nellie Marron,' loving' father of .Thomas Francis
h' Jr.,". dearly - beloved - son v of ., Patrick , and .. Mary
Marron,. arid \ loving i brother ..of Jobn ;J.',: ; Ar-
thur '-W.;-'Beckie A;,*.Tcssie':L.,' Edson U..'
\u25a0}•'• i.'.i Edmund,' ."J; -".Ward, "^F.?.'. Gcnevleve; and
\u25a0" George .0. • Marron,';! Mrs.', \V.VlnecH*"and thp
•f' late.Mrs.'r Ella "Obrevan,,a native of San Fran-
•ciscn.- ".-\u25a0• . / -. .;:;j'.!,' I'v.:' * -''
• " •:"\u25a0 The funeral will 1 , taks ' nlafe i. from ' the rpsf-
dent!; 'ot MiU> parents';:-; 2258? Rush \u25a0 streot, • Ht
\u25a0 ' ft o'clock': this ( Wednesday) : morning. - thence to
.St.. Dominic's, churcli. 1 . Bush and Pierce Rtreetw,
-.where" a : solemn . requiem » hlgh'mass jfrnr'tht
ropose -of 'his i soul:. will Vbo-ireli-brated, 1 -' com-
: mencing at 3:"J0 a.'- m. Interment in'the family
.' plat'-at; HQlyT Cross; cemetery. ;. \u25a0
McENERY— Ii; this -city, I July.' i,. 1007,. Ilrn-
•" "; rietta Marie - : McEnery ,~. . beloved •:\u25a0 wife :of ' Dr.
\u25a0 W, *A. • McEnery, > mother \ of Isabel ' Lois '- Me-
"Lauglilln," and' Sister :.' of Mrs. _W.- C.-Wel-
/' lace. Mrs. F. ,A.*.Birdand W..D.rF.;H.,aQd
\u25a0- the : late A.- li.:-,Toimg;,*< a .native of .L'tabJ ag«>d
: 42 years s "months?and?? and? 19. days. : ". \u25a0 -.- >. ; :
Remains I wills be- taken :to -: Salt Lake,- Utah,-
this • (Wednesday) r ; morning : for r interment. -
McLACHLAN— In i this r dty, » Jnly '«2.'« 2. ' 1907, Wll-;
,' Ham & McLachlan, **>. beloved ? brother » of \u25a0 f Mrs."
r . Thomas T- Watson ;-. and " j Mrs. -; Jatnca- Leltch, a
.'•'. native,of; Seotlaxid,Vaged;ti3;yearB: ;;g \u25a0:-"-'
MISKEI^— lii? this? clty.i July ; 2,'. 1907, Annie. T. s
- Miskel, daughter/ of .William K F. : and '.Ellen
\u25a0 Miskel. ; -and : sister, of "William^ J.,-*Edward^
\u25a0 John,*- Frank, '\u25a0 Margaret, /Lawrence - and •' James
: / Mlekel.M and \ Mrs. vJ. - c.: - Stillwell £of ~ San
V'- Jose,v> a", native "of • San - Jose, Cal., 'aged J . 21 1
'«.; years J and; 3.' months.. \u25a0,"",:*'.\u25a0' - -•.' :\u25a0> - :
' .Frlendsiand/aequaintances'are* respectfully
'. .invited ' to attend jthe ' funeral,': Friday.r July 5."
". af. 8*.30 \u0084a. 1 m.r'from' Jjerj late 't resldeace,> 1Q47
\ ": York « ; street -';*- between '• i Twen t jr-s^Cond '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 and
VI T-^erity-third,^ thence r;to "iSt^ Peter's 't church,"
' .-\u25a0where r'a* requleth % high : mass > for the repose >or
: 3^heri soul .will bo 'celebrated; at 10 o'clock a.m.
: 'interment s San;.- Jose." . k by y-; 11:40 '..tram from
\u25a0;;' Twenty-flf th \u25a0 and 1 Valencia v Rtreets.' r» '. V -
MORAN— In fAlameda',' Cal:'" July 2, 1007, ; Allc'a,
>? beloved -sUter.'j of 1 Mary; Moran.- \u25a0 .;*> VC'V -
O'BRIEN— In A this icity.v 2 July 'l, 1007, ;• John
i; O'Brien,'*- beloved fhugbandr; ofi Bridget lO'Brleii.
'\u25a0 f cthor \u25a0'- of > Joseph \u25a0 J .; w Charles "M : t and j Frauk
: . A.*- O'Brien; *and y brother jof 1 Mrs. i-Kate^Doiin-
- ley, ' Mrs.!- C.S= Dcnhey.s and« the :.- late \u25a0*\u25a0 Josop'.i
•\u25a0' O' Brien.\ a T native .' of « Coimty ; Cay» n.-Mrdaud.
.' Friends ; an<l^ acquaintances i are >, respectful ly
S: in vltod r . to 'attend ".the f funeral ; tomorrow 1 frhurS-
Any); -at: 8:30: a.": m.; % fromiiiis^latoVrosidPiioe/
742. Sixth 'faveniHK near 5 Fulton "street 51 (Rlch-
> mond 4 district)^ thenceito ? Star.' of^thes. Sea"
'%i church; r 1 , where ja \u25a0; requiem '* higli t mass * for the
•*•"=? repose \u25a0\u25a0 of " 4 his ;soul' willBbe?,celfibratcd?;at' f !U
„'- ar m.^lntermentjHoly^Cross- cemetery.'".. ? ; : -.
'6 - DONNELI^-In2this "city.* July? 2;ill»O7.Vjnll.i;
H| dearly >i beloved \u25a0 wife g of * Thomas - <)'l>onnell,
"-"luvina-motliVr': of r- Edward.; John^ Bessie' and
- ; Carmfilltai o'DoniieH,¥ daughter \u25a0s'off Daniel *anrt
i* iMrs.fSheehan.^ and? sister i of* Daniel «Hall:: anil
4 Mrs^ "Alice -J CahlH j| of » Sacramento.-. a <i native
"of ::Sanf i Franoisco.;,"iCal.;'"agfd\. 42- years 4
>-i months Und» 27 'days. \u25a0";; •\u25a0"%• \:\ • .-:
Tv) ; of, funerah hereafter. •* - v
, RIDEOdT— In this (city, j July. 2, 1007. Norman'
. Dunning cßiUeout,': a, native ; of "Maine, aged
'\u25a0\u25a0 : 75 ".:; -. - : : , .-- . ' "\u25a0: ' \u25a0 ; •;
';. :\:;Notice|of {funeral ;^.. \u25a0. :.' ,- ;.j-
RlipPEl?iln- :thisVclty^*JuiyA2, :1007; Therasida
-«f. Ruppel,"* belov «k! .wife . of , Charles Ruppel ,1 a '. na-
" :tlve~of .--^u '^^'"\u25a0-\u25a0--:'', - -."-.: : " ;-"U-:!
'-\u25a0\u25a0.'•' Remains: "at .-the .^funeral; parlors" "of
.'.*\u25a0: liraF.jvMaas-' 1 company;"-. 1335:'; Golden -Gate
\u25a0 '.avenue. '•»\u25a0',;:--"_\u25a0 .''v. , --^;. ,
•KUSSELL^-lnl tW« ; city.r July; 2,', I JM)7. "Vtlthe
b resilience Jof .chls*; parents, 1 southwest -: corn«r -of
V: ,'FIf leeoth'H nodi* Valencia Jstreets.'-tFrahk i,. Roy
\u25a0 Riwsoll.t beloved S son* of eltenixsl: find , Louisa
?j. V.V.5 rtc:-S«*ll:'- l s and ?• betovetl f> brother, of - -V.i ta,'
.~r- Klincri'gJ ßayford3S Ella s^ slid^Henry^J.?* Uu*>-
*! t J Bell fJ r. f ; *^. Mktl ye f of? Sunny va le.jt Santa
JiJ county;^Cal. 1 ;*; agud }4 2 -rears ; ami -,S2;;days.'/-.; -.%\u25a0
SHARP— Tn^tli|.sic.ity^Julo2XlW, & lwillJamf,T. i
> »j HharpV. boioyed \ hnsband 1 of j Hesterj Sharpy and
- j, loving *•' fa th'pr *' qf i.l Wi Ilia m » E.j>.and « F.% H .
:> SliaTp.^a^naflyp iof ?'AufitraHa,\agri'd ; eorjeaw
• n monthst ari.l :,•%\u25a0.- \u25a0' \u25a0".•• :i-: i-— f^
*vS •*rlen<i?i ;unfi'*r-ir.q\ialntance»*, are ; ret-pectfully
•jvlut ltcd'r-! to!>ttfchfl\Jlie'* funeral * 6crviccs t-FjJ-
3. -i ar fo'cloeti a.-sm:^ at} the X par>
yf, lore of . th« !.W«-st?rt" y Addltioo >f uneral ' director*"
s j. 1724 V Devis«4.ero ft* etrfet?* between | Sunerjand
\ :M Bush. }g I ntcrnien 1 1 Cypress |Lawu * cem c tory.l-g£g
lA*a^B^li|this|Jt^^ulyTi?|^lW7. s f^nford"
.;; .-•• Af.V Taylor, . a ' native ; of \ jr&lne,', aged , 63 » years."
•".'\u25a0 (Brooklyn;^ N.'SY.^i papers I . please \u25a0•jopy.) \u25a0:";:" ' *
C*. 'Friends ?j and v: membersf. of * Saff^ Francisco
..;- .; nhlß~calkers' £ association -s are ':'. respectfully '\u25a0> in-
", Titf a rto i, attend s the --' funeral -' services itomor-
\u25a0 ' roi^*frh«csday),i *t ' 11, o'ejock ; a." m.",'»' at/. the
\u25a0chapel of Craig,- Cochran & "Co.", 1169 Vatenda
':,-. street i near.-* Twenty- third. •;? Interment * ' Mount
a ;OliTet« cemetery. : > >" ; ' '.";. •; .. *" . • \u25a0'-.•\u25a0
TlMBT— lnTtnls-clty, "Joly- 1^1907,\ Henry, -.be-'
; .i)oTed< husband* of ? Annie -Timby,"i and deroted
"-'- father ~ of :; Lillian.' ~ Irene.*',' Harry? and ; " Ralph
-i Timby,'« a^naUre* of, ; England," aged' 44' years
r*. o^ months ? and" 29V days. i>... '!..*\u25a0-..? ! ""— y \u25a0'. :
' - 1 -,The : funeral : will . take i place " tod^y \u25a0\u25a0 (Wednes- '
iif day)."B at \ 1 :30 : o'clock J p. s m;^* from \u0084 his ~ late
. '\u25a0'-;' residence.'^ 100 Mississippi .i street ; corner -of
' J Seventeenth, v Interment- private.'- ." : \-', \u25a0 -
THIPP^-In !thls Jclty.V July 5 2;^1007.'* George S..
;.' beloved ? son of ; George ; A."\ and : the s l*te '* I.in-
;I" nic • Tripp, -. and - ; brother - of ' Mrs.V J.-.T. ; Motxly
\u25a0 :.- and £ Charles * M.;, Tripp.' J a: . native .' of i Boston,
-7; Mass:; , aged (36( 36 • years . 6 '• months / and < 10; days.
WIIjSON— In this city/ jnne 30.* 1907, r Mary r *Aiip.
beloved wifd of Thomas B.". Wilson. -and mother
\u25a0. :. ; of ) ; Mrs?? Cr* F. -•" Glan ville , , and fi Mrs, vN. - P.-
' Mnller jof -. New \u25a0 Orleans," a* native ; of : New * Or-
r, lcans,- aged f, 39 ; years 1 8 i months; and 1 15 5 days..
',-.* (N^fr * Orleans J papers ; please J copy.) ; - " .•\u25a0'•\u25a0" *. -
* . ;: Friends v.and -acquaintances • are - respectfully
P' Invitedf to attend-, the .: funeral?, this f (Wednes-
• d«y^ i morning,-?; July : 3,' ; at ?10 ? o'clock," under
;; the »* auspices-;- of . : Old : ; Friends'- ' circle^ No:
,- : , "• 26, ! U.t A. .\u25a0 0.-. D.',"; from * the ' mortuary -chapel of
: .' the Golden ; Gate \ undortaking •oompany, i 2475
-. \u25a0 Mission «• streets near :,Twenty-fl7?t, >th»nce \u25a0 by
.. ; ll:30ia.; m. .train from" Valfnctß and Twenty-
>. fifth streets. Interment Mount. Olivet cemetery.
A* PATH TO EVERY PLOT'
. --r- City Offlce, Grant 81dg.,"-
3larket and 7th Sts.
- - \u25a0 - - \u25a0 \u25a0 *- - - ' v — \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0--.\u25a0\u25a0: . - --
G.IACCHERI. U iL'r 'FERRARI. 1
' V,; r J 1,. lACCHERI. " \u25a0\u25a0-•\u25a0 :'• ' -;-
PHONE MARKET 174:><PHOXK OAKLAND 3711 V
' SAN FRANCISCO. ;- '-- OAKLAND, • CAJLT . '
Gi f AGCHERI GO.
FUI^ViDIREgeRSaiiiIiEIIIBALMpS
.• 3032 i.Mission st., /San : Francisco, Cal. -\u25a0. ."
Branch' Office ~ and Residence,*: 04S; Sycamore st.
, ;;• near 26th,- Oakland, Cal
I^y^WOODLAi
\u25a0SBappi'g|wjtfßY
San^Mateo r- county^. • Flnest-Jand best'
equipped^ Receiving r Vault . and Chapej:
Masonic Cemetery Association. Office,-
1154 O'Farrell st. v ; . s
JULIUS S.GODEAU
. . ' ITndertaker ' and Embalmer
2 1 23 Bush Street Near Fiilmore
"'Formerly at -305 ! Montgomery ay. ..- .
\ ' \u25a0 '; '-. :.-.\u25a0'• ' And 810 \u25a0 .Van . Ness ' ay. . '
- \u25a0 : Finest- private \u25a0 residence accommodations.'. Lndy
attendant.'.; Carriages \u25a0 and ambulances -to hire.
."fel.\.W*Bt 2C99.. ..'.-'- -,:'.;-.. \u25a0 ;'•:.. .
PORTER 6: WHITE
Funeral Directors and Embatmers
1531; GOIDEX GATE^AVr
. ., \u25a0\u25a0 : V (Formeriy'^44s , Golden Gate ay.) . :\.
Private residence, accommodations .without ex-
tra charge.' lady attendants.. - Personal
Berrlces \ under; all \u25a0 conditions. Phqne \u25a0 West 770.
Undertakers and Embalmers
924 WMMiRE ST iREET
Vv:- V . NEAR McALUSXKR. -1 ... >-
•: - ;..^; ..^ ..-;. Phone l(f^^T^.. yr
McBREA^Y^;McCORMiek
*- ; ,' ..- FUNERATj . * :;•
' 915-. VALENCIA; ST.- A EAR 20TH' *
Formerly., of McFaddpn. . MeEreArty : &• " dreen."-
Telephone • llarket 97. ; 'f, j "
YALENTE; MAI^W&Cd;
\u25a0 ;• :."\u25a0 iJrivpERTA ker s' . i'l ., .-.-
"\u25a0;•'-. 3448 3IISSIOX STREET I
: Xear. Thirtieth: '-.''_. ; T^l.' Market 2S";.
J. C. O'CONNOR & CO.
... -."'> 'FUNERAL DIRECTORS r ' .'.--.
7TO TURK ST. between <\u25a0 Van ; Xess Ay.
. and : Franklin St. \u25a0 \u0084 \u25a0
LadyfAttendants.;.: -.-.". Tel. Franklin 1911.
TMEdboß^piEßKs '&;c6. :;\u25a0\u25a0=.;\u25a0•;
: :^, ! ; UndertaUera '\ •' :,",L- f
060 Dev'»nderoTSt.' i ;Cor. McAlilster
• :,V ,' i ' i.¥ Telephone -JVeiit 480 ;:;; ,-:• )
H . J. Gallagher Undertaking Go;
13f4 .'.WKBSTEK st.l M. -.WIIs nnd O'Farrell^
' T«l r. West 302.".. . DANI El, ' P. DONOVAN. Ptvs/
i Manager; f JOHN- DOUGHERTY. Vice Pte*.
\u25a0 - ''\u25a0: P^;^GRE£N. ;&\Cp; \u25a0: ' ' ;
;'.' \u25a0.- fUXERAL DIKECTORS.
\u25a0 :NE. cor."? Sixt^-ntlcand. Guerrero l sts.
Formerly •: of/-McFad(icn.— Alcßrearty - & Green.
..•\u25a0\u25a0' Teleplioue^ Special -.1507. , , \u2666.-- i"
; . G. SEIXINGER." - ,< - II. '" SIETZLER.'- '\u25a0: .-' \ ,
METZLER'S UNDERTAKING COMPANY;
V.^.lOSajFolsom st.*bet. 14th;"and : 15t!i. ~'i
. PHONE '.MARKET.- Hiß.; . |
TELEPHONE ?PARK^ 12. >' ; V '^ - : : "
r SAMUEKMcEADDEN & CO;
>**** FUXRRAI/ DIRECTORS. • '
- :- ;, IOTOHaIBht st.f near Raker. •'• "••
. ;\u25a0\u25a0/•'•>^ V"?? 1 Take ; Halfht- street ": Cars.
\. \u25a0-' - .'.-V*'- .v"roVEAX : 'TRAVEt.-. ; '-^'V N\*»-;- '\u25a0'
\u25a0 \u25a0 ' (Oriental. Steamship Co.) : , ' • "
\ ;. \u25a0. Have opened .their .permanent office 'at^V
Roorni 24o, James Flood Building
-.- S.\- S. ."America MaVuV •" (calls ' at- Maijlli^*"
Thursday, .iJtily^lS.*'. 11)07.': --• \u25a0.-.-•\u25a0: ....
. S. > S. -\u25a0- ; J.'Nippon *T ilaru" (calls . at . llanlln),
.ThursdajO-VBfeustslS," *9(>7. , . .- ..: ....-_
'* I S."V'B.-X"Hougkonif *Maru"-'. (calls '. at Manilri)..
Thuradaj-.",: September > 12.' 1007. .. "' . -
>• Steamers i.wJll • leaTe ' Wharr." corner : First - and
P.raunan i streets, ;; 1:• p.- • ju. r , -v. for, Yokoiianm j and
llonjrkoug, v ,calliniis ; nt* Honolulu. ?Ko!>e , (Hloko>."
Nagasaki and -Shanplial, and connecting "at Horn-*
kons vWith : iteamers \u25a0\u25a0 tar Manila.-^ India," ete.'r *No
<trso.;ittelTed'on*board3onf day ;«f "iMllins.".
. "\u25a0• Round l trip '- tickets tat; ri-duceil "rates. J".*-' v." • -
: For", fretght; and passage apply; af 'of flee,' James
Flood \u25a0 building, s* '\u25a0•" :-. ; '-• --..• ' \u25a0•_\u25a0 ' • -
'\u25a0\u25a0'.':' '!'\u25a0.:"' \u25a0'^'-" \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-" •'.•-' \u25a0\u25a0 W.'u. ; AVE.RY."'. ' '
*\f 'Assistant r.General \ Itjmager. . \u25a0 \
NOME and "
ST. MICHAEL
J", \. -.-••.\u25a0./.'. \u00847 -- ..-.i.--i-i.v- iV .- • '. rf.u :.1.-v_ .;, ": ' .",'.. .;
• " : .I>lreet*KronidSni»*Krnnciscot'i-"-' '=\u25a0 »
\u25a0"-\u25a0 ;\u25a0:\u25a0; .~.-.v'-.;-'- -.'. S.i: sr? iXDiAXAW- v ,:-
:WilUmakPi four; round -.trips i during j"thi»' season."
Next »' sailing ? about » July ," 15 - from -• China -'Basin
.Wharf ,"£ and 5 «»ery/40 < days J thereafter. "^ Freight
recelred^ on Fandc after: June >*.H)» at* China ?Basla
.Wharf. 1 /, - : '. - \-.-Q*, , \u25a0 .
i r . •* ForifrelKlit' and! paßsenpers : apply^ to \u25a0--<*. r-'
BARXESOX-HIBDERD/CO.. -^;
. 172 East St., San Franclsei). -
»ui^-i»^ Telephona ;Temporary,' 2970. "'v. / ;
COMPAQNirQENERALETRANSAm
H. > - DiBECTjLINB J TO^HAVRE-PARIS • •
rJ. Sailing* e-rery.? Thurßday£ instead ? of - Saturday.^
at »10 : a.^: m.V" from V Tier - V 2, NortU ri vet. f oot <of
Morton ; street.* ..- ,- '.-t' . _.
• First rclass s : to ;Hßrre,'!.*7o; anil, upward jiKPcond
. jJJiM^t<>3JH«Tre3S4r>'an<lpnpward."*'-GEN T ERAI,
rAOENCV^FOR ?U>'ITEI>IHTATt;S?AND-. CAN-
AOA;*g 22 fSßroart-vay -Sj Hudson £buildln(c);S New*
-York. -?- J.\? F.h KUGAZI. f manager i Paciflc s Coast.*
630 :Monteomery.J street."* San.J Francisco.^ Tickets
>old»hxjan|rallroaduicket»asents.;^.'. r r>^> -
AI®riQINSALES
\u25a0^>'".;/^'- i-^
O X WEDXESDAY, JULY 3, -
: "We WIU seli
120 Head of
ALL HORSES
• Consigned' by : G.^.W. "\u25a0 DOBRIS of ; Modoc ' Co.
;' These horses'. are- broken: and unbroken: good
ages, * wei j-h!u ir 1 from > 900 fto : 1,300 pounds, in
good order and ready for work. - '
: SALE TAKES PLACE
July- 3. 1907.
" At lla. 01. at
J. B. " HORAN'S \u25a0 SALE ; YARDS. - comer . 10th
4 , ;*nd BRYAST.ats.rS-F- •
'• No ; . Oatslde Stock • Taken. ,
\u25a0 Please "< do 'not ask It. :
. \u25a0' , W. H. HORD, -Auctioneer,- ',
-:•:;: . ',-\-- :-j_ 704 Market at.. S.T. \u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0sM'J '^£&- '$&
Public Auction Sale
V In Oakland, WEDNESDAY. Jnly 3.
At 1 1 a. ' m.". ; by . order of A. B, '; Hubbell. I w lll
sell the entire contents of Ms. lUery stable: also
8 .head of Work Horses, . the ' property ; of B. J.
Wurch; 11 head from the Mulholiand ranch. Red-
1 wood road. -to be sold for pasture bills; 9.1 heml
1 Horses -i all told. - tnltable -for - all parposea; -52
\ ehicles,: .Wagons, Buggies. 5 Carta. of eyery de-
scription ; 'also* 74 «'ts of single and double new
and second . hand harness. --\u25a0"•\u25a0- .
: CJ. W. MEDEIROS. Licensed Auctioneer. ,
' : 565- Fourth -Street, -Oakland.-
5^ AUCTION SALE J^
We Kill sell on' WEDNESDAY. Jnly 3. 11
a.Mn., -18 head of . larce \u25a0- horsea. • snitsble far
teaming; 'l2 head of horses, sultabl* for ba->i-
ness- 'bageles; 2 business hmtjici and single
harness : 6 sand wagons * and - beary - double har-
ness; also one span of large young males. These
horses are nil well broke and pentle. "Sale tsltva
place at s SCOFIELD'S STABLES. COR. MAR-
KET .AND . BRADY "STS. near 12th.
:•":•"': -A. H., SCOFIKLD k C 0.,.' v LJTestor*k Ane-
r : tioneers. . j ; . ' ; •; - : . ..
CUSTOMS HOUSE, San Francisco, July
hi, 1907.— NOTICE: Certain . bo«H reioalnlng one
year in 'boniled warehouse trill be cold at public
! auction: at the .United States Appraiser's Store,
> on ; the 25th of \u25a0 July, - 1907, at 10 o'clock a.~ m.
: Descriptive | catalogues can be had at the Cjw-
itomsHouse on July 20, 100". or at the time and
place. of eale. 1 ' W. B. HAMILTON.
. •' • ". Special Deputy Collector. .
• • OCEAN' TRAVEL ;
~ .... . . ... ,j~S . . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;.:-\u25a0\u25a0: — : ; 1— — — .- '
. , \u25a0I<r7r-»> w Steamers Leare Broadway
% ; /£v^r--Vy s V 'Wharres
I V^^) j LOS ANGELES
\&4^2^ SAN DIEGO
\^3£&<~ SANTA BARBARA
Santa R05a ......... . E»ery Sunday.~ 10 a. m.
I State of California.. ...E»ery Thursday, 10 a. m.
For- SEATTLE, TACOMA
Victoria and Vancouver, B/ C,
Puget Sound arid Alaskan Ports
SonoQM. ....'.....,.. ...Jnly 5. 20. 3 p. m.
; Santa. Rosa (Victoria and Seattle). July *, 3 p. m.
i President^. ...".....\u25a0. ...\. ....... July 13, 3 p.m.
I For EUREKA i (Humbbldt Bay)
City of Topeka.July 2. 7, 15, IT, 22.- 2T, 10:50 am
Pomona :....:;. July 6. 10. 15, 20.-23, SO, 10:S0 am
For Guaynias, Mazatlan, La Paz,
Ehsenada, San Jose del Cabo,
't Altata,.Magdalena Bay
Curacao.. 7th of each month, 10 a. ni.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS -
'- .- ;'.i LeaVe' Seattle and Victoria. - "
Spokane..".... .....July 12, 25, Aug. 9
Santa Rosa .July , 16
: -For Nome and St. Michael
Senator.". ". i '.\ ... .'..;. .July 17, Aug. 9, Sept 1,. 2*
President;- Sept. 2»— Meteor (freight only) Jnly 1
LOW-RATE-, including BERTHS and MEALS.
Right" reserved to Chang* thl« schedule. *"
,-\u25a0" ,--••\u25a0_ OFFICES: 1 -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•*: v .
SAN '. FR.\NCISCO-i3 : Marker st. ~ and Broadway
• -.'•>: • WUarr.- \u25a0 Telephone Temporary 492. --.
. OAKLAND .... . . .:..-..; .06.5 . Broadway
San. Franciscn : Freight Office — Broad-ray Wharf.
\u25a0; ; C! D\ DUNANN. G. P. . A:* San Francisco. -
ocean ic^sleov
\u25a0 - : \u25a0; ' JSPRKCKELS USE) 1 ' .
HOi;bLXTLU— S. S.- Alameda sails July 13, 11
N "a.ni.' Ronml trip,*- $125. * ; -
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Mariposa sails 11
"a.-m.-,~Ang. .(". . Round trip, first cl.iss, ?123.
Passenger Dept., . (73 'Market si. ; Freight Office,*
' . ' 58 Clay st. Phoca Temp. 1231.
"lii all fhfe yfC^lBL
no tirup^kcltlii-s"
GM^uATLAKES
I ,: 38V.T08: ' " . \u25a0
JRBRTHERR STEfISSSSIP 00,
.Si S. NORTF2LAKD , ' %i. S. NORTHWEST
Between. BUFFALO.. Bttweeni*- BUFFALO.
Cleveland.''^* Detroit ;< , Cleveland,'''- ' Macfcrnac
MaciJnac'lslaiid.'Har- Island; Sanlt Ste.
bor.^ShHn^s. ' Mllwau-; Marie. Marquette,
kce and CHICAGO. -^ » Hr»«.«htou and : DU-
_-\u25a0 v>V: - -:_ -':-...- .LUTH.v \u25a0 ";,-,•
. Saitina; From Buffalo ..- SaUi»« from Buffalo
etery Wedneidty ,' every—: Saturday,
; throughout :' tha Sum-: throusliout : tko £ur-
n mcr. . : 'aaor.- >";-'
Seaion front June itd,lo first We sit in September
> •*",- European or American Plan. :
pPTIOfiAL
. '.'Rail or SicCKiship. ;
.' Fcr f'llilßfaim-LtJoni rates, etc., »pp; jt« . '\u25a0,
GEO. \V; COLBY, GenerarAgent j
\u25a0'; j. 26 POWELIf ST^^rlrVincUiWCat:']"
f RAILWAY TRAVEL
j Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
j .': -\ ' .- v - • .May 5,-1007 ;-•
fl^S^^lsiioitn pivisio-y-
i r or Kao-iallto, -JIIH "Vnlley, Son Rnfncl
-V'-^'^^-^^^y^^^^^'^^^'niiriutes!
.froml6:ls; to 9:-}5 iC.rn.; liurlv, until I
•;:,o p.-m.^then t-very.SQ-rriJautes until
'7:45 • p.^rn.;-;9:0O, 10:15 ami r 11:55 D^rn
\u25a0SUNDAYS^-Every , 3Q" minutes- from
6:15 a: m.-.until>B:ls p.;m.; S:00. "S-ir;
•9:45. 10:15- and* 11:55 p.' m/ •
. ; For.- Fa Ir f ax— -"Week . ci ay s — 6 : 1 5 6 4";'
T:l*>,;'.S:ls a...m.r,2;45. ,3:15,r 3:45.' j-li'
4:40 ando:ls p.tm: Sundays — B*ls *9 : ii*
10:15. 1Q:45.^11:45 a; m.. 12:45, 1 -45' 2^4^'
4:15,,4:45^andt8:15 p.m. - * ":., J :
. tfor.;. Sani Quentln— » Dally— S:l»- 9-i,--'
11:45 a. :m.v;i2:4s;and*l:4s-.p..ni " '
'1 ;,B:ls'a:im. > i :daily.'s 2:45 p.'-m. dally ""ex-
cept Sunday.and 8:15 p: ra. Sunday bnir
; for; Camp * Meeker, Monte Rio," Cazadero
and' way : stations. ;^-*
> 9:lsia.tm.:Sunday.only and 5:15n m
1 daily :>except ; Sunday; • for Lagunitas'
Camp ? -Taylor, ; Point Reyes - and \u25a0 wav
stations." \ - ' "-""." "> "
;. : _
• V r-" avesterxi Diyisiox
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5:10,-"*5:50,-*6:30«p.-m.^dally/; ' ""'
;?:20 a.;m.idallyifor'Petaluma,-SantA
Rosa,. Cloyerdale.vuuiah. -Willlts. : Sher-
wood, Sebastopol, and way : stations
r S:t)0-a:.-m:.daHyifor;.Pataluma,^Santi
Rosa; *Ca:np, Vacation,'- Glen , Ellen and
j way* stations.': -; i.- -.-.-j - .:. v \u0084 ...
;r 3:30 /P.* m; : daily - for Petalurna. Santa
Rosa^Cloveraale. Uklah, -Guernevlllo
tiebastoponundf way; stations.;
tzz s:lo 'p.t m: ; Uxlly \u25a0 for^Petaluma, ; Santa
,Ro3a,"<iler»? tllen. iieba-stopol and wav
: stations;?-/ ;:;>-\u25a0> '[\u25a0\u25a0'_ \u25a0-;'+\u25a0 -s :\u25a0'-,,-', . ; --- \u25a0 !
it:9:ls:a;:m..>:tin'ia>vonly r ;for Petal iim.*,
! San taT ßosa; 'Glen-.Ellen anrl.way. sta- i
;ti<">ns. .-' \u25a0 ; -. ' .'\u25a0 ; - ; *J':-- '-':'\u25a0'>\u25a0 -."=-•-\u25a0 , \u25a0 .-\u25a0
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Offices.^JaaQeß "Flood jbuHdlnK.-^-t..^ . \u25a0\u25a0 - .
fsuMt^. *>jt --r JAS-VA* tLBR. General Manager. .
, J. J. GEABY. Act. Ueu. Passenger fc Frel^iit A*C,
<^RAIL\VAT TRAVICI,
~ '\u25a0 - \u25a0' Tra«t !eav» ud at jn* ''•
p9/^^W San Francisco
V^^^^// FEFwRY DETOT
Foot of Market Street
Leave- * —VIA OAKLAND TIER— Arrfva
7.W» Richmond. Benlcia. Snlsun. Sac-
"• \u2666rainento..andW*T.S»ticms — 7.«p
! 7.00 m Elmira. Vacavllle. Ramsey . -t-^:. 7.43»
7.00 a D»Tis. MarysTille. Orovllle.
Rosevllla. Red Blnfl. Dunsmuir 7.45»
7.00* Hayward.NUee, San Joso :—: — 7.08*
7.40. ValleJo. Napa. Callstoga. Santa -
Ro«a.Martinea. Saa Ramon 9.22U
7.49« Nlles. Pleasanton. Uvermore. _
Tracr. Lathrop. Stockton__.. 7J3»
S B.ooa - Ehasta Kxpre*«— (Via Davis.) - -
Williams, Bartlett Sprinsrs.
Willows. Red Bluff. Ashland.
Portland " and Eastu—^ «J5»
%2U Martinez. Antioch Byron Tracy. .
Stockton. Newman. Los Banos,
Mendota. .Armona, Hanloru. 4.85»
VlsaUa. PorterviUe -.— - -4.iS»V
8J0« Port Costa. Lathrop. Modesto.
Merced. Raymond. Fresno.
Haalord.Vlialla.Tulare.BaSt-
erefleld_ _ : *•**».
&20a Newark, can Joae. Loa Gatt».
Wright.™. _. — S.*B*-
9.00a Nlles. Liverraore, Stockton
(•Milton). Vaney^Sprlnj.
lone. Sacramento. Red Bliifl- «-Mi»
9.00 a Soiiora. Tuolumna and A ngeli.... «.«a»
9.00« Atlantic Express — Ogden <\u25a0«»
S. 00« Trucke©. Laia Tahoe. Reno. ,
Tonopah. Goldfleld. Beatty — IJS9
9.40* Richmond. Port Costa. Martiae*.
. and Way Stations . . — ; — •-* 8 »
W.(Wa The Overland Limited— Omaha.
Chicago. Denver. Kansas City IJS»
10J9a ValleJo. Mare Island.Uaoa I""
lO^Oa Los, Angeles PassenSCT—Fort
CosU. Martinez. Byron. TracTi
-. -Lathrop, Stockton. Merced.
Fresno, Goshen Junction. Han-
ford. Lemoore. Vlsalia.Mulare. *
Bakersfield. Los Angeles 7.08«»
12^0p> N'iles.San Jose and Way Station* 2.48»
1.4«p Newark. San Jcse. Santa Cruz.
Laurel. Boulder Creek. Del „
Monte. Pacific Grove 1J39
3.00> Benkla, Winters. SacraoientO.
*\u25a0 '*Wo*xUand. Knights Landinff.
. . \u25a0 :. Marysvllle and Orovillo- —— W'* 1 ** ;
3 J«» Y«emit© Valley via Raimond— .
— ttawona Route — 8 -* 5 * .'
3.209 Port Costa. Martinez. Bjiou. -,
Modesto. Merred. FreBi-o__-^. 12.0»» ;
- 3.29» San Leandro. Niles. San Jose—— 9M * :
3.3«p Via Tlboron. -West Napa. SB. i!
Helena. Calistoga ~-~ W- 25 * ,
3.40p Portland Express, (via Davis).
Williams. Willows. Red Bluff. >\u25a0 '
Ashland. Portland and Eait 9AU
4.90p ValleJo. Martinez. San Ramon. j
Napa Calistoga Banta Rosa_. •.w»
«.00p "Nlles. Tracy. Stockton L0<H ...... UUSa-
4.20?* ChlJia ai»d Japan Fast Mail—
CTtden. Pueblo. Denver.Kansaa
City. St. Louis. Chicago.
• Martinez. , BtoCkton. Sacia- \u25a0 "•_ _
meiito. Reno. Sparks ... .. — •*•"• \u25a0
4.48p San Leandro. Hay ward. Nlles. ) «"S"
' - Pleasanton. Llvermore ...". — :—,: — , * XH.43* ..
S.OOp The Owl Limited— Newman. Los
llano*. Mendota. Fresno. Ta- .
lare. Lakerafleld. Los Angeles 8.4^
SJXfc -Newark. San Joes, Los Gatoa. ' . ;
Wright -~— f* 4 **-
SJOp Ean Leandro, Niles. Baa Jem. — 7.48«;
5.49» ValleJo. Port Costa. Benlcia. Sul- _.
sun. Sacramento — '. " • 23 * .
«^0» Fast Mail— Ogdan. Cheyenne. - -
Omaha. Chicago _.....-... — 12.«p
«^0» Hay ward. Nlles and San Jose— •-\u2666»»
1.W9 Goldneld Pass.— Port Co»ta. Be- '
•; nlcla. Snlsun. Elmlra. Dixon. .
DarU.. Sacramento. Truckea
\u25a0 Lake Tahoe. W.ads worth.
Hazen. Fallen. Tonopah. Gold-
field. Beatty. and Keeler 7.08 a
: 7.00» ValleJo. Denecla and Way Sta-
tions, Sunday duly ; 1»^«« •
tJSp Oregou Express — Sacramento. .
Marysvllle. Redding. Port- .„
-•- land. Pnget Sorj-d and East. ».<j»
;• • COAST. LINE
> W"(Thl»1 and TQwnseiid Streets)
I.lB* Valencia St.. Saa Josaand Way
Stations .™^. _^ ; :— •Jo«
ISJSZ* Sunday Excursion— Santa Cruz.
Boulder Creek. Laurel. Del
Monte. Monterey -——— — -- ,XWJO»
7.Ma Valencia St. Radwood. San Jose,
Morganhlll. Gilroy. Pajaro.
. V Watsonville." Santa Cru»— Lau-
rel— Boulder Creek. Del Monte.
Monterey. Paciflc Grove__ IL29a
. S.CO» The, Coaster — San Jose. Salinas,
Paso'Roblos Hot Springs.
"Santa Margarita. Sao Lulj-
: Obispo. Guadalupe. Santa
Barbara, San/'Buenareiitura. \u25a0
Oxnard. Burbank. LoaAngeies 1!. IS» :
8.60* Del Monte. Paciilc Grove. Surf, .
liomiyv.— -1" \u25a0'". — '\u25a0 ' 1 \u25a0 IIJj»
9-Wa San Jose. -Gilroy. -Sahnas.
Pa9o Koblea Hot Springs. San
Lais Obbpo— Los Gatos. Alma.
Wright— T res P'nos- .Santa
Cruz. Laurel. Boulder Creek —
Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
Grovo — ... — :"..-..:: — .— — 4.10»
19.30 a Valencia St. Burliugame. '-San ''
. : Mateo. ltedwood. l;alo Alto.
• S*m . 1 053 ....: " 7.i0« \u25a0
I UOa I Valencia St.. Cemeteries. San
.lo.<e and Way Stations : — ;. 8-43«
1.40p -Valencia . St.. Cometexies. San
'•\u25a0 Joso ;_.- !___. 10.00 a
1.40? Santa * Cruz. Laurel. Boulder
*\u25a0 * Creefc. .. * « ~- ' 7«30» '
3.00» Dot MontV* Express — Vaieneiaa^MH
\u25a0 St. San - Jose. Gilroy, Castro-
ville,DelMo»te.Moaterey. Jfgjl
Paciflc Gr«vve™_~«_.._:^_ 12. 13>
3.15s South Sari Francisco. San Jose, *
TTe*» Pinos ,— — .; — . 10.J5»
4.00p Sunset Express— El Paso. Hous-
' ton. New Orleans.- — -_ ...
Pasoßobles Hot Springs. Santa
Barbara. Los Angles :_. 12.«0p
f4 JOp Valencia St. San Jose and Way
1 ": Stations _._:_ --- ~~ tS.Ofla
4.40p Valencia St. San Jo3e and Way .
":- ftfcUions — \J^9
!5.60p ' Valencia - St.. BiirlJagßtnc. ?a;i
.MaffM\ Palo A!tr», Snn J«>sp,
Lo« U;%:os. V,'riiclit._... _i 9.35»
SJ'V PanJos.i.WfttsOHvin'.'i.^aiitftftius Hip
• SAiy Valencia St., ?nn Mntno, Red-
\u25a0 xrocA. P»lo Alto. San Jc«e ,*. SJ>O»
*5.C3i» VrtleiiuiuS-t. >"iiu Ji>»e ami Way
Stitti«>Hs :^*-.«— .-- t<M6a
5Ja? Valencia -St.. "South Saa Fran-
" ciaro. S^n Jew „._... : C.ZO?
7.C<J> NcwO'-eans Kxprr-ss — Sun Jose.
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f pHng^. . San T.tii* OhJapo
\u25a0 Fatita Harlmnv LO3 Anffele^ 8J0»
Pomiiic. KIPaM.N'.MT Orleans. 12.40?
"Jsop Del .llonto. Kontdrey. l*acif!c
Grovy— L o2ipoc.._C_^ \u0084 11.15p>
B.COp Valencia «t. Oi-L-un View. Palo
Alto. San Jom* 1 _—_.„... 1 -30»
U.AS? Valencia St, Palo Aito. San Joso. t3.3»a
M.OOp BacrH'n"iitr»_Rivyv ytceniers. • J*-' w ?£ .
Union --.Transfer Ct-mpanT nsenU 'coIUVt
Imsxage and et-eefcs "on trains of • Southern
Pacific and . deliver to residence. Th.-r .are '
authorised to checi baggane direct from
regMence. ' ' - ; * v "" :'
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
' (Foot of Market S treot)
7X0. 8.00. 9iJ0. 10.W." 1 1 .00 a. m.
12.00. 1.00, 2X0. 3.C0. 4 00. 5.C0. 6.«>. 9.3). 9.C0 P. m,
I ' -.A for Mnrni*::; , P far Aitemoca'
% tSanday'«xcQi)ted. tSunday only.'
MT. TAMALPAIS EAILWAY
Via San Valita rerry— Foot of Market St
, Lv. Kan Fran.' t ~_ g^." '-'LnTainalpaU:
trrrs sck- ] /&&ss&& »«»- v?**
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MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
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XAPA VALLEY ROUTE C
: Montlct-110 S. 3. O. «nd Xapa Valley Electric
R."'R.Co. Close eonn«tloa«.
6— ROUND TRIPS • DAILY— «_ ;
1 Boats*' lei»e Saa •francl»c<>*7:Co. *9:-l5 •• m—-
12:3O noon. 3:15. 8:00.^8:30 p. m. . " J -"*\u25a0\u25a0(• '
> 2*an Francisco lsadtng ' and of act*. Clay strt-^c '
tv da rf , north . end . Ferry buUiiln,-. " Maiiet . * ttvc « .
ferry. Meals ' a 1« c*rt». * \u25a0
Phone 'Temporary "40*. \u25a0 '
•Lands \u25a0 Xavy Y«rd direct.
OCEAX TRATBL :
.SEATTLE, TXCp Al A,
PjLJGET SOUND
..' AXD'^iix^.i^l^siix'AljASlCA, \u25a0 'J,
.* TatOugb* Freight «nd Passengec Uates, :
; . Elegant r Steel Steamers.
. Special -round ' trip excursion ;rates \u25a0. b*tw«^tJ
Sau Frsinel-ico and Tujret HHUKt points: also Vie 4
toria T an<l»V«ncouTer. B..C*. Jane, July,' Aajraa^
and SfjMember. * .
AND WATSOX
.' ' Sailing Every •- sUtatd*y at 1 :ZO p. m. •
Alaska Tacifls ; 8. S. Ct>~ S:«rort strrtt wl)«f,'
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