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8000 ETk B Bonac* 07! 1500 Great Bend .. 72
• JftfW Blue Bell ... ISiiSOO Growtr CUatoa M
,l«00 Bine Bell _. . 19:S000 Hibemla 1°
4100 Blue Bull ... 5152200 Jlmßotlex ..1.05
\u25a0 500 Booth ... r.» 4fi<t Jcnsho Ex .."..1.75
\u25a0?nno Bootb 501 500 Jumbo Ex ..1.T7*4
'Syy COD «ll 600 Keadall ...... 32
•.^PT COD «2! 600 Ixa» Star ..r. £1
. 500 Columbia 4J'4000 Lncky Star ... IT
!J2>W -Do, c 5 l «2r»00 Lucky Star ... 18
•1000 Com Fraetloo.2.6o!U<» Do. b 30.... 1»
JOO Cms Frar..2.57«4'2000 Ixn DUloa ... 08
Vocrifl Fraettoa.S.xyiOOO Mohtrlt C Leas 29
\u25a0'1000 Cclaaibia lit. M] 500 Mohawk Ex .. 10
S-iO D«l».t .; 2.20)2000 Mont Mid Ex. C 5
• Sr<«> Ihiify 2.15! 100 Xcv Hills 8.40
H TOO V*\tT 2.17 m 250 Ptta S P»,siai.4a
C^»T)»il*T Ex ... 03! 200 Bed HIIU 63
°iIOOO Dm B Btte C. 24! SOO Bed Hill* .... 54
!40GO I>ra B Btte O. 25! COO Red Hills .... DO
• lf<!0 DaKlfia TragrL 21 1 1000 Bed Hills .... M
2000 I>om GldSd .. <C;lOO0 Red HUls 52
c 100 Florence 5.4513C00 Ee4 To? Ex.. 24
. sftO Do. • 90... 5. 40 2000 Do. s 30.,.. 23
£000 riorrace Ex.. 83 ! 2000 Bocad Mt, t*o ' «
;i.*oo Flnr*a<^ Ex.. 32i 100 Saadstorm ... 60
C^A'} Do. b 10 . 32 ! l500 St Ives I>3
sfiT. a Bend Tm-is« H'tSM St Ive« ...... 93
£000 Gold Anebot.. 20' ICO Silver Pick .. «0
• 2noo Gold Anchor.. is:SSOO West Ead ... SO
tOC Gld Con M.5.37',»!
\u25a0 .' . CLOSING OCOTATIOXS
CAUFOKXIA
Bid.Ask.l Bld.Ask.
• .Argtrtnt 4.55 — iSrawtr Mobwk SO —
\u25a0\u25a0•T»a Kureka.. 10 40,Sootbera Belle — 40
Tonor>»h District
B»la-'ni — 3.4s| MacXamara .. 2» SO
f Ce*fch«y ...'!. C« — SMidway Ex... 10 —
"Esp^rs'aia ... f»l 02 Mlzpab Ex — 25
,F.nr«t* Ton.. «* — [Montana 3.25 3.40
Golden Anrtnr IS lS.Mont Mid Ex. O4 05
[GoM« Crtwra. C« lO.Korta Star 24 26
Cold Mooctafa 02 OSlObto Tonopah. 03 04
\u25a0Gold Mta Con — 02' Paymaster ... — *2
;Cypey <>a Con 01 0- Red Rock Ex. — <>1
illotnc ....... o*s <*'Re*cae 0n«... IT 18
* ,'IJ-y.o* Toa.. W C2jToaopab Ex.-.1.50 1.70
IJ*i Bi-.tlw.-.1.0S 1.07;T0a of Xev.. — 13.75
\3lra Bntler Ex — lftfw«t End 80 81
Little Ton — 3.00!
Gcldfield District
Adams 13 141 Great Bend Aa — 12
.' A~.\* — 13; Great Bend Ex 14 15
,*AtlaaU '. 60 filiG GBd TwUjS — 35
Bfk Ant*... 05 06! Hlbernla .©«. OS
\u25a0;B B Botibm. M». fiTjUltm M C 0... — 33
'B; Butt* Ex. C« Oftilumbo 4.20 _
'p'rißrt... 04 fiSUmabo Ex 1.77 I.M
•B>B*n 1% 15 Ksiwr Goldfld. 15 16
•B" » BcU SI S2'Karaeaaga GCi — 13
. B:e QtJtxtz.. 19 —{Kendall -.'.' 31 S2
"VB-ok'.m — ' 041 Kendall Ex... 02 «4
.. >B:'-e Goldid. OS — ILOoe Star 20 21
•B-th ....... 52 — Loo Di110n.... OS 10
".CO D. €0 «l!ljoeky gsrede.. — % 15
•\u25a0.«-\u25a0'•\u25a0:« DMA: L — Os';Jlayne 02 v 0t»
-V..:.tcMi .... 45 50! May Q^eea — 15
''ry^abta Mta 60 fl|Mdn?t Pavrne* 04 09
:-n^n"i Mts Ex 04 05;Millto«ra MCo — 25
' r, m' FrartionJ.6s 2.60 Milltowa Frar. 03 04
•'\u25a0'r,i^-joa*fi!tb 2S 2J>:Moha«-k 17.25 18.00
\u25a0\u25a0••JOnlnr Nation — 14'Mohairk Acx.. — 02
•\u25a0•icacupror ... 13 14]Mhk Con Leas 25 M
..- 'rtrc'k-r J«<-k. IP 15»:Mob«wk Ex... 03 10
• ! n«is.T 2.20 2.25 Mohawk Junior — 05
\u25a0•' r>«l*T Annex.. 15 — iMotaawfc Led^e 15 —
•' "pifiiT- F.x. *rt 04|XeTa<Ia 80y... O9 10
'.." ihm'b B O»n. 25 26iNevada GoldM 24' 25
•'.•'TJHd Tr;»=z".e. 20 22! NeT Sunstiae. 30 31
'•\u25a0^rii* «* 07|Oro 22 23
• rircniir-m f*2 04 'Drl?!aal Velvet f»4 10
\u25a0 ... 10 —'Old Gold Mines — OG
n«i»3r-<« 5.45 — : Palace GoUtfld. 12 —
• \u25a0 Et . . 31 SS'Penn^Tlvanla. . — 04
Frstrccc-MfcwW — I.l7|PoUateh 23 40
Krlfco — 10 Red HUls 51 —
", Gen Wfbactnn — 05' Red Top 4.15 —
n*»'d Bsr. GM. 58 — IRed Top Ex.. 24 25
»\u25a0 GC3 Airseri-in 10 — -Red Top Frae. 09 —
«V»Mfld Busk. — (S'tebTG il Co. 07 10
Ojj CaltiTßet. — OS'Sanrtrtorai ..... 43 47
G jC«t Mlnen.e.4o — |?aod«tona Ex. 05 08
•-poV.'j Crusb. 17 2'i.Sndstrtn WEx — 07 >
".Irtsl EcrrVa 09 — Silver Pick 60 61
• GirtSd Fissure — «S SllTer Pick Ex — 05
fJoM2I HemJd — OS'Slmmerone ... — 20
. Go\&SA L Ptar — 20 Ppesrhd Frac. 10 —
GSd Mof X..1.60 1.«7,5t Ires 93 &4
Co'dfld.X Star — WSt Ive« Leas.. — 12
CM Port:«n<l. 20 22' Sna Dog — 03
Gnd Red Klaj — T* Treanare . 05 —
\u25a0iOi'.fl FUt — 05 Verde — 02
i<~.Sd L Strike. — 2fiVeraal 15 1»
Ke«-»n*«. 75 F-'> Wonder 02\ 03
•~ .". '. Torsboy — 25 Yellow Rote... 03 —
Oo.dS.i Ucioa. — OliYellow Tiser..'lß —
. Grandma . . . . 17 Is. Yellow Top — 05
ireat Bend... 72 73 1
Ballrrce DUtrtet
Ata^thrst 29 So!Go]d Center... OS —
B£ Bu'.Jfmg.. 02 03! Golden Scepter OS 10
Bonz Mt Gold 01 ©3jH»p Hoollffin. —. O4
B<>sa!e Clare. — 4S Homectke Kins 65
Blfr? An=ex. . 01 — ILlge Harrii-... 02 03
B'.fnt Cess... — 03 ; Mayflower Con. SS S3
Blfrt: Da!*j-.. — OSlMayftower Ex. — W
Bn!lfmft Ex.. — 07, Montana Blfrr. 04 00
Birr* MCoX. 16 l7',Motit|Wmry Mt J4 15
Blfrj Xatl Bk 22 2S;Moct-Shosa Ex 08 10
Blfrjt X Star. 05 06;N"noret ..'. — 07
B'frj Snnset.. 07 OS Original Blfrst. 07 OS
B'.fnf Victor. 08 — )Rhyolite Twn»t — 03
p:f.T Planer. — lf> Sbosh XaU Bk Oi 03
r»en Btfrg An. 0? O9Steinwar ..... p« 07.
. rwo'.'i Btr 72 76 Tramp Con»... 49 50
Gold Btr Anx — ' OKiValley A"iew... — 08
,Goid Bar Ex. — iorank«e Girl 05 OS
Maatattaa' District
AprD Fool Ex 02 03'Maa Jacksnn.. 02 *—
; A-.ltfi-A Pac 02 04 !lan MCo Xcv 05 —
. c-uaet 01 — 'Man Msssraota — 08
Grtd VTedte.. 0« os. Man Red Top. 02 O-t
Oranair GM. 20 21'Maa Rasa..i./ — 05
• lilnfiocraft ... — ©SlMan Sedaa — W
Indian Csmp. 04 — |Mv Soata it. — «3
iaxeping Jack. 06 — Man Standard — «*S
I.Jttle Grey... — 20 Man SU Pick. — 03
Maa Belaont. 01 02iMan Verde 02 —
- M«n Broncho. 07 OS] Mineral HUI.. 04 —
, Man BaiTalo.. 03 —^Mustant; Man.. 23 24
Man Central.. — C2',Mustang Aa... — 02
Man C 005.... — .*•<"> V-jsttnr Ex... 11 .13
Man Con Ex.. 04 05; Original Maa.. — 12
Van Com**.... 01 02! Pine Xnt 06 07
Man Crescent. — 05? Pine Xnt Ex.. — 03
M«a Cowboy.. 03 OCiSeyler Hnpbry C« OS
. Van 1 Dexter.. 13 14. Stray D0g..... 17. IS
Man Gold Xcx — 06, Thanksgiving. . — 45
Man Ivanboe. 23 — 'Whale 03
Man Hoznboldt 04 — jTeUow Horse.. O* 03
Otter DiatrlcU
J 4!lce of Won m 05iN H Florence. — 15
"T 3ln» Jay Won 10 — J Nevada Woader — 13
(^rrns X<*!e.. — 10; X Star Wonder 04 —
rircKiry Hump — W Pitteb S Peak. l.37 1.40
K«tie> N«*t.. 1" 22!Ram*py Coxa.. «0 61
Kvw G Bouidr — 20; Red Winf .".... — 22
' Fvw Hailstone 04 o«s;Rees« Riv Gold — 03 —
Fatrrw }'.*z.i . 60 — IRII Gold Stand — Off
OMdyke Beef. 11 12 Round Mt 74 7«
Ir.rerstate ... — r-s(Roand Mt Ex. 15 —
.'a"k Pot — 7? Royal Hawaiian O« —
Johsnle Cotiii. II 13'Rsby Wonder. 20 25
Kwch M Co N — O3i S Val &. R M. — 25
I.rax Creek... — I.2s! Spider Wasp.. SO —
Minai-Pedrax.l.3o — |Toano-FriEC« .. — 15
Nertdt HIIU.C.OO C.50 Valtcre — 25
Nev Hills Ex. — 43( Walker L Hia. — 12 !
'ta Fraaciaco Mlalng Excltance
9:15 a. m. Begnlar Session
: \u25a0'\u25a0o Gld C VI. 85.8. 3.Vy 00 Granny G M. 20
ifflO St Ivwi S5 1500 Do. b 10 21
10TO Msrflower ... 39 mo Mustang Ex .. II
i*no e*<i t Ex, sS asiooo Dixie 00H
srx> Daisy ...2.23.rU0G Apr Fool Ex. «
10:30 a. a. Informal Session
K«0 Great Bend...'- T3'2000 Cracker Jack.. 20
•I'OO Bt Ivea !'3 ! M B G Bar. b 10 73
2f«o Whitewater B 04,5000 Blue Bull .:..3O
' 'f> Red Top Ex. 2*! 400 Gld Con M.5. 37*4
T'lOLige Harris.. fa'.lOCO lied Hills .... SI
MO fill Pick, s 5 60|
11:20 a. vs.. Regular Sescloa
• ir«o Blue Ball ... 31t 2000 Red Top Ex.. 24
1000 Red Top Ex. Z4 SCO Jumbo Ex ..I.T7U
. 600 Et Ives •JB>\ 100 Com Fractloa..2.6o
:\u25a0--\u25a0 Gld Gold Bar. 78 &0O Jumbo Ex ..1.7714
sno North Star .. 23" 500 Com rrac...2.62H
»00 C«m Fractloii.2.GO:2ooo Silver Pick .. Al
\u25a0Z"* 'l Grandma lellOOO Colambla Mt.. C 2
100 Ncr GoldSeld. 25 2COO Red HUls .... 12
&<*) Daisy Ex ... 04 1000 Jim Butler ' ..1.05
£C*V> Aflams. s SO.. 131 200 Do, b 50. .1.01
1000 Triangle 20!2r<)0 Bh» Bell ....18H
ZTtiO Mnsung Ex.. II 1000 Do, blO Id
' 2SuO Granny G M. 21 N>o Daisy 2.20
:<\u25a0'\u25a0'! Nev Goldfleld. 25; SOO Do, s 5...1.17VJ
V-00 St Ives ...:.. M: 2000 Daisy Ex ti
SuOO Great Bend... TSi
CLOSISO QrOTATIONS
NEVADA
Tooopab District
Bid.Ack.l Bld.Atk.
Great Westrn- — 03' Ohio Ton .... — 05
Ind Ton — «2;»*ayiaaster ... — CS
"Jim 88t1er.1.05 I.o74|Ee*cne Con .. 17 1»
MicKamara.. 30 S2;Toa Home .. — OS
Moat Mid Ex 04 CSjToa N Sur.. 20 23
Mos Pittsbors — tO! West End Con* SO —
Goldfield District
AOsms 13M tSGrt Bend Ex. It IS
Atlanta -...- **> «3iHib*rnia Ort .O7
p.Uek Ant« .. 05 Oo^iJitmbo Ex 1.7S 1.60
Blk B BouaM tft O.iKmdall 30 —
Blue Bell ... 17 19;Kewanas Ex.. — SO
Bice Bsll ... SO SliLone Sur .... 20 21
' Booth ....'... 50 u2 ! Msyn»! .'. 07 xA
•COD «2 — (Mid Pavrnee... 04 03
• CclumbU Mt. *60 MiMilltown Frae. 03 —
" Ccm Frsctlon.2.6o 2.Cs;Mohswk Ex .. l<9 —
Oacker \u25a0- 18 2«> Nevada Boy .. 09 10
Dilrr 2.15 2.2*^ Nev Goldfield.. 25 28
• Dm B Btte C. 24 2S;6ro 22 24
r»mdfid Trnrl. 2O 21 Red HUla .... 51 S3
• Dixie O« «« Bed LIOII — 11
IZrcpire 09 12! Red Top: Ex.. rs 24
' Fiorenre 5.45 5. N) Sandstorm ... 45 47
Gold Bar Gld — 75;SUTer Pick .. «0 C 2
Gld Con M...5.40 S.45!St Ives 03 85
Gld Kewanas. 75 BQi Vernal \u25a0.::...'. — . IS
Gld Portlaad. 20 22j Wonder .. —, «3
<-ranexsa 15 I'lYfUow Rose.. 06" —
• Great Bend... 72 74|
BnHfroc District
•Amethyst ... 2S "—! little Blfr* "..\u25a0' 01 02
Big Bciltiof. — OS-Mayflower Coa S« S3
• Boncie Clare. — 52iilont Bulllrcg. 03 C 5
, Biig Dsfey -- 09 — jMtt Shos Ex. -OS II
Blfrz Nat 3k — " 23 Ori* Bullfrog. 07 —
Gold Bar ... .76 75(Valley View. .. — 08
I.lpe Harris.. 02 OSiVrakee Girl .. 05 .C-C
Manhattan District
,Anr Fool Ex., OIH C2!Man Homboldt 05 —
Wedr». . M — ! Man Little Joe 02 , CS
G M. 21 23iMaa'Min Ncr .08 CS
! Man Beinrent. 00»i OllMan Bed Top, 02 03-
Man Breacao. <57 OS'Man Whale ..' 65 —
I Mas Ccsb .« 12 OilMusUa* Maa^l^w^'S
Mining Operations Devoid
of Customary Thrills
• - " \u25a0 \u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0 •
Variations in Prices Are So Small ;Bush
Street Doings Are Uninteresting _
Something like 175,000 shares _-.. of
southern Nevada mines were recorded
in the official sales lists of the local
miring stock boards yesterday % as
passing from hand to hand in the
transactions of the day. That was
one of the interesting:, features of the
market. The \u25a0 trading: was pretty well
divided among 1 a multitude of stocks
without - any large . sales of one. "' On
that basis the market was usually
accounted dull simply 'because It con
tained nothing to thrill the { speculators
or the onlookers. The prices were far
from thrilling.
Goldfield Consolidated Mines sold
from $S. 37*£ to $8.42*4. and on./. 3.000
shares passed in total. Jim Butler
sagged to $1.05. Combination Frac
tion dropped from $2.65 to $2.55. Bel
mont slid down from $3.45 to $3.40.
Florence weakened 5 points, from
$5.50 to $5.45. Mohawk Consolidated
Leasing showed signs of a relapse and
sold down to 26 cents.
These and other, changes were so
small, comparatively, that they did not
oold the interest of the speculator;
and hardly concerned •, the brokers,
especially since the rate" of commis
sions has been fixed by, the San Fran-,
cleco stock and exchange board, at -a
half of 1 per cent. Red Hills strength
ened a. little after the regular call,
selling from 51 to 54 cents in the
informal proceedings. Atlanta and
Blue Bell each gained 1 point above
the opening price. Daisy dropped from
$2.10 to $2.17*4.
Jumbo Extension was as stationary
as a hitching post. If there was not suf
ficient demand to raise prices sharply
there was sufficient inertia back of
the market to prevent any large slump.
A special dispatch came over Zadlg
& Co.'s leased' wire to the effect that
the meeting at Goldfield Thursday re
sulted in the appointment of ' a'com
mittee to confer with the mine own
ers concerning the employnuent of
watchmen. Through the same source
a , report reached the street that the
largest body of ore yet' found in Gold
field had been opened up on the 250
foot level of the Mohawk- property of
the Goldfield Consolidated Mines. Four
feet of ore waS'reported to go $1,200
a ton. - \u25a0
ELY MINES ARE MERGED
Corporation Is Organized in,, Dela
ware to .Take Mines In
The Tonopah Miner says that the
Consolidated copper company has been
organized under the laws of Delaware
with a capital stock of $50,000,000 to
absorb the properties of the Nevada
Consolidated. Cumberland Ely, the Ely
MONEY IS NEEDED TO
REPAIR ENGINE HOUSES
Fire Commission Urges the
Supervisors to Vote
:M: M Sum of $30,000 ; v&>
At yesterday's .* meeting of the fire
commlsslonerß Chief Engineer Shaugh-'
nessy called attention to the urgent
need for the repair of fire . j engine
houses and to the failure of the super
visors so - far to make provision for
the same. Shaughnessy's report fol
lows:
I wish to call your attention to the fact that
all repairs to fire department bcildlngs ceased
oa July 1. owing to tbe. fact that as yet no
financial provisions have been .made far tbe
carrying on of this work, Tbis is a most s»
rtoQs matter, as tbe majority of the bouses are
at tbe present time In argent need of repairs.
Several of tbe house* that were damajred br
the earthquake and afterward temporarily re
paired are a?tsal...y In a danperoas condition and
a constant menace to the lives of tbe men we
are compelled to house therein. The -sanitary
condition of Mate of the houses Is very bad and
the health of the men is lively to be Impaired
onlers these conditions are remedied.
At least $30,000 is needed for necessary re
pairs to our buildings during the present fiscal
year, and as yet the board of supervisors has
failed to make any speclflc appropriation for
this purpose, ncr has It made any provision for
rebuilding bouses for the companies that " are
still out of service. . , . \u25a0
I would therefore recommend that your hon
orable board bring this matter ' to tbe atten
tion of the board of supervisors, with the • re
quest that some provision . be made for provid
ing fund* necessary for making the needed re
pairs and alterations to, our department booses
during tbe present fiscal year. Otberwlw it -will
be an Titter impossibility to continue quartering
the men in some of the company houses and we
will be compelled to put the companies out of
*errtc« until each time as .the houses are In
proper condition. <\u25a0 \u25a0 '
The communication was ordered tent
to the. supervisors with a' request that
a time be appointed to hear the com
missioners on the subject.
The commission promoted Hosemen
Hugh Powers. Theodore Trultt and Ed
ward McGrorey to be lieutenants and
also . appointed 29 hosemen and six
truckmen- from the civil service eligible
list. •... P3HBHp6i
Hoseman Julius Glmmel was dis
missed for dereliction of duty.
I. O. O. F. JOINT IXSTA.L.LATIOX
The officers of Pacific lodge Xo. 155
and" those of Golden West lodge. Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, were
jointly installed recently for the cur
rent term ,. by Deputy Grand: Master
Thayer and a full- corps, of acting
grand officers in J the presence of a
large number of members of the order.
The ceremony, was followed by a col
lation and speech making.
The new. officers of Pacific lodge are
E. E. Gable, -past grand; "M. A. Gra
! ham, noble grand; Alfred Graves, vice
grand; O. L. Church, recording secre
tary; O. C. Morrlll, financial secretary;
: E. A. Holmes, treasurer: E. >C. Gummo,
warden; H. Schwerin. conductor; E. A.
Hisrgins and E. E. Burgin, guards.
Those of Golden West lodge are: C.
A. Burkett. grand : J. Haslett.
! noble grand; R. J- McDowell, vice
i grand; R. A. Smith, recording secre
tary; W. H- Manuell." financial secre
tary; Frederick Parker, treasurer; C. |
C. Parish, warden; D. A. Hemphill, con
ductor; Joe Hanna and George Me-
Cory, guards. .
TAKE TROUBLES 'TO COURT
Suits for divorce were begun yester
day *by Annie W. ; Stone, who charged
John Francis Stone with failure to pro
vide and habitual intemperance, and by
Anton P. WahL who charged Minna
Wahl with desertion-.
'Laura E. Howe began a suit against
Robert \C. Howe f or • maintenance. > Her
complaint charged desertion, alleged
that he. is earning J2OO a -month and
asks judgment directing him to . pro- r
ivlde for the support of herself and her
' two . small boys by ' a former • husband.
Judge St-urtevant heard -the i divorce
suit of Maggfe" Coakley against -John
Coakley.^ which was based on a charge
of habitual ; drunkenness, and granted
*the wife an interlocutory decree.
Man Cowboy. 04 05' Pine. Nnt .... 05 , OT !
Man Dexter.. — 15!Syl ; Humphrey. — 06
. Other : Districts
Cent Eureka.. — 25150 Belle Mia. — 40
THE SAN FR^CISGO^GAI^^ : 1907.
mines company and - the . Utah copper
company at Bing-ham. The story/is as
follows:.
The Ely min*>s will be absorbed by the mercer
on the basis of one share in the Ely. mines for.
three shares , la the Consolidated company.~vThe
Nerada consolidated r and i Cumberland : Ely '\u25a0 com
pany will be taken orer at a later date. ; Owing
to the community of intereita that \u25a0 existed :In
the rank* of'tbe bit holders In each of the cor
porations mentioned, the " combining : of > their
holdings •is regarded -by local . people \u25a0as being
rery probable.
. The Guggenhelms \u25a0 control the - majority of - the
stock in the Nerada consolidated and Cumber
land Ely mines, and hold a minority Interest In
tbe Utah copper company , at Blngbam canyon,
la the Ely mines company George . E. - Gnnn and
W. B. Thompson hold the largest Interest. .'.-" •\u25a0:\u25a0;
By the combining of the three big companies
of tie Ely district the Consolidated Copper com
pany owns 2,8£0 acres of well derelopfd mineral
territory In this district. dlTMed np in the fol
lowing proportions: . Nerada consolidated 1,3£0
acres. Cumberland Ely 1.000, Ely mines 500
acres. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 - ; . •\u25a0: -•-•'.- '\u25a0:.\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0• \u25a0. *',?*-•: ".." \
One hundred acd thtrty-nlne. claims will repre
sent ; the . holdings. These claims, t w) thja few
exceptions, \u25a0 are situated In - one ; seetl<nr*&f ;. the
copper belt." The company will control . fiTe dis
tinct groups tn this district. In addtloa to own-
Ing the holdings of the Old McKlnley company,
the claims of which are scattered orer the en
tire district. ' - '**^*3&&i3&BeQ'&&Sf>!i.
. The holdings of the Nerada consolidated' are
represented by two groups.' the number In each
dirlslon being as follows: Ruth group 30 claims.
Copper Flat group 24 claims. The . Cumberland
Ely also bas , two separata groups, with the
number In eaA as follows: \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 Veteran 14 claim*.
Jupiter 22 claims. The Ely mines" company owns
33 claims In a compact group. - -
SHIPPING COPPER ORE
Thirteen Carloads Containing. Red
Metal Go \ From . Luning ;^ "' , *
The Qoldfield Tribune says that* 13
carloads of copper ore have, been
shipped by" the Nevada Champion cop
per company from Luning,' all contain
ing 1 good 'values. .The last two carloads
ran , from 5.3 to 8 percent in copper
and about $3 In gold. - The - ore came
from the dump and from shallow shafts
and trenches. The deepest working
shaft of the mine. Is 400 feet. Cop-,
per ore has been found on the 100;. 200
and 300 foot levels. McCormack and
Dorsey will go down* 6oo- feet-
BULLION IN SUNNYSIDE {
Round Mountain Mine Sends [ 800
Ounces of Gold c to Milly - 1 '
The Round Mountain NuggeCiays:
Eight hundred ounces of gold was "the
amount of the last cleanup- from- the
Suhyside mill, " takeja to Ooldfield
Messrs. Loftus and Davis. : Figuring at
the rate of '$14 per ounce, the value
of the 800 ounces wa5, 511,200..,. ; V >T \u25a0
The mill is dropping stamps on about*.
20 tons of ore ; daily. Two mills ~ ; re-:
cently purchased by- the.'Round Moun
tain mining company have arrived and
are now being set In place. ; " ••'
MINING MAN AND WIFE
FACE DEATH IN AUTO
Macftine Carrying : . : -Mr.v arid
Mrs. Pdsey Dashes Into*'
Telegraph Pole ; 5M5
\Q. P. Posey, millionaire minlnk man,
his beautiful .young, wife and a "chauf
feur narrowly escaped- death \yesterday
in Sutter street In an- auto accident:
Gus Eichorn," an 11 year old boy,- Was
struck a grlancins blow* by; Posey's
auto. A quick turn of the 'wheel:: by
the chauffeur. B. S. Childs, was all that
saved the boy from instant. death, ,but
the same turn started the auto, ; goln.g
at the rate of 30 niiles an hour.'toward
a telegraph pole.* . . • . . -. '-., : .;'
A collision which would have Inevit
ably resulted in serious injury, if not r iri
death, to the entire party in tile :ma
chine, seemed -unavoidable, but* a-- sec
ond twist of the wheel", came just In
time to ave*rt; the ? crash.:. So 'rapidly
was the auto going and. so narrowly
had It missedthe pole that,'. In "turning,
the rear wheels of the vehicle skidded
and the tonneau, strlking:thV pole, was
torn partlyaway fromtthe body, of the
machine. The auto was slowed" around,
jumped over the ; curbstone. and : . r carhe
to a stop a hundred fe<etaway fromthe.
pole with all of its occupants badly
shaken up but uninjured.': \u25a0:
The youngster, who ; was "the cause
of the accident, was ,- riding. ; on.-; the
inner side of an upbound" Sutter.. street
car and: jumped off almost "directly In
front of the auto, which, was speeding
toward the ferry. The hub,of>he" front
wheel struck him a glancing blow.' He
was spun around and [knocked* down,
but escaped with no more* serious .in
jury than a cut "on his scalp and a
bruise of his right leg.
Pdsey and his wife were taking one
of their first spin? in a new Pierce
Arrow machine which had Just been
purchased. Posey intended leaving on
last night's train for Goldfield, on a
visit to the Goldfield -Daisy mine, of
which he is president and chief owner.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
;SOON BE DEDICATED
President of - Na tionel ' Synod and
Eastern Theological Professor
; 6 to* ; Take Part in Servlcej
The Trinity English evangelical
Lutheran church In Howard street
near Eighteenth will be dedicated Sun
day, July i 28, the services to be held at
2 o'clock in the aiternoon.: -The church
was organized by the , present , pastor.
E. . M. Stensrud, eight , years \u25a0\u25a0 'ago, rand
services have bden held in various halls
. in the Mission "while 'the congregation
was striving ' to build its • own church
1 edifice. . \u25a0.*..\u25a0 :.•; ; -. .. :-'/:.'y .... \u25a0 \u0084 - .\u25a0 \u25a0.
The splendid new. structure tvas al
most complete when th« recent disaster
inflicted serious' damage upon it" and
; its rescue by ; engine ;32 of ; the San
i Francisco fire department under Cap
tain O'Connor, forms : one /of the dra
matic chapters : of the history of the
April day*. < ]gStigj£Bpglis«as£<i: . '
; The dedication ; Will \u25a0 b« held In con
nection'with the meeting of the: P a»
cific district, of the Norwegian | Luth
eran: district, : with.: which <the Tchurch
in Howard street affiliates; and .upward
of forty cjersjymen ; will .be present;
Dr. SV. Koren ; of Decorah,«Ja.. president^
of.; the_ synod, will; be , here \t or 1 the I oc
casion." The dedicatory" sermon -will! be
preached . byj Professor ; E." O. i Brandt 'of
the, Lutheran^ theological \u25a0semlnaryiof
llamline, Mlnn. : :' A" sacred v concert will
be held in the eveningunderithe'dlrec
tlon; of P. J. Oksen."
IK : JAIL , TOK BTIXQLAST— OakIand. - July
19. — Walter Norman, arrested in .. San Jose on a
charge of * teallnc Je welry * from the i home iof
Horry^ Meek. :. near i San • Leandro. has been
brought to - the " couaty Jail and 1 charged * with
burglary.'- "\u25a0 iffirW ' : "?*T ™ 'fltffflSfCTffMtertßMßPg
WARRIAGEJ.ICENSES
The i following marriage t liceaaes were : lssuej
in tbls<elty, Friday, 'July 19:: «;; .. • .
Artbur v Castle. 22. ,7 Godcus ; «t, and \ Mar-
garet Klnfon.'2d,'4o7;MapJe st..- - -; ,
George • Bodayla, ' 50. 14 > Clara \u25a0 st_ and Soft*
Popak. »\u25a0 41, San v Francisco, s . - ? ?-..< \u25a0\u25a0 ...
. CaariM A. Sankey Jr.^. 81,".T2» Sun Jose aye.V
&M Marios . Q. - Bliss, 21. ISI3 Faje SU .
" TValtcr^J. McQueen. "' 2s, snd Josephine Flor-
ence Gcrwo. 24, «.- lK»th- jof San Jose.
I Stpwarf W. Cotton." 29,"'2j14', Clay, st..' fand
I Ed.Tthe Lillian Selx. 21:''2614-Buchanan I 6t,U
i \u25a0":: Bertone \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 Vitale," 1 "4n.T H ilton. (\u25a0\u25a0 Sonoma 5 county ,'
i and Marxherita; Niello.^ 39.- GaerneTlHe. . ' -
\u25a0 O. Specktenhauserv-: 31; - and .Marie
I-Frodl, '25. both' of- San Francisco. •- - . - — • -- .;.-
!;.. OAKLAND, July ' 187— The followlns' marrias» !
I licenses were Issued today: '. - ;j.l;
i Vi ßoscoe \ ?'.-- Hobbsv 23, aid Bessie '<; Br Browne,
I 24. = both of Belredere. " ~ •", ''''\u25a0' *" \u25a0
' Fred "W. Engelkem; 2«. and - Annie ; M. . Tay-
I lor,' 24, both :of iAlameO*; : -•
I v Louis O.- Leimert,' 27. and "Agnes K. V. Bren-*
i'nan, 27,' both of Oakland. '.•'"'..--. \u25a0
i -^Earl S. » Barnett, ". 2l; and Violet uV. Clifford,
18, both of East- Oakland. ' ~ V- .-..; . v
" Chechi Massimo*. 26, -and .Marsgoni- Chemsua.
23, both 'of Oakland.
Levy \W. 'Simons, 56, and -Marie E. BoyO,
45. both of San : Francisco..; , '-- \u25a0'- \u25a0 J
* * Oscar E. Bolgerson,' 25, " and Ellen Stranson,
25, both of Oakland. \u25a0• "
'\u25a0: Julius . Tlllman, 27, . San : Francisco, '4ind - Elira-
beth Hildebrande. 26, Alameda. \u25a0 ;^ ,;
-t Jesse Entelman, 22, . and Lena , Lewis, • 20,
both, of Oakland; "'
James C. Keeslin?, 29, San Jose, and Nell. E.
Fiske, 27, Alameda. - . :
' Max'LeTy, 31, and Fannie Hamcs, 17, both
of Oakland. >.:: . *-•,-'•"-
. Haydn; M. Simmons, 32. . and Nell C. Beale,
27. 'both' of :San Francl?co.". ' •-. \u25a0".."
; John Webber, 1 - 31, - and; Jennie Ballard, 35,
both:of San Francisco. \u0084 ,
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
: Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be Inserted. They mnst be handed in at
either of the publication offices and: be : indorsed
with I the name and residence of persons author-
ized .- to ; hate , the same published. . Notices ; re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the erent
are published once. in this column free of charje.
"r! births'"
GABRIELSON— In this city, July 2, 1007, to
- the wife of Arthur F. Gabrielson. a son.
DEATHS
Ahem, - Daniel A...". 21 J Kearney, Miss Mary. S8
Bittersby, -William. 6S Keough. Catherine . \u008467
Beaudet, TheophU.. 52 Knox. George. T. t ..y..5l
Bennett, John ..... 8 Martinho, • A.- F.. :... 23
Blakeney. Thoe. J... 75 Murken. , Chriitlne E. 40
Donnell, Mary J.... CO Plate.. Sarah; ....... S3
Crowe, John. F.. :.--2 Sawyer, ' Mary 8... : 77.
Cnllen. - James J... 34 Scbivo. Gerome ...^ 73
Ejran, Mary F......54 SilTeria, -Job.n M.... 50
Glass, James ...... 64 Stanley DaTid 5....64
Henkel, Anna ....45 Stnbo, Knude C 00
H6ltt, Mary M.... — Tailleur,, Louis .....37
Johnson, John C...- 4S Van ReeeraorteLHen-
loseph, Amaro ....73 . riette ...........J 55
AHERN— In this city. July 17, 1007, : Daniel
A. Ahem, dearly ' belored eon of Daniel ' J .
aod Catherine Ahem. and " i loTlng brother Jof
.Jeremiah J.,- Margaret and 'Lee - Ahem.; , Mr*.
- George • Kline. Mrs. Tony Sousa. . Mrs. .Al
;' Cooney and the late John Ahem,. a -natlreof.
' San- Francisco, Cal.,'. aged 21 -years 10- months
'and 26 days.'* \u25a0 •• " •\u25a0 '.?•:-•."
:•• -Friends and acquaintances \u25a0' are respectfully
•'-.Invited to attend the funeral', tod *y (.Sal -
v urday), at 9:15 a. in.., from, the parlors- of
the United - undertaker*. 2C03 -Howard street
' I near -Tw enty-second; , . ta.eBce~ -, to St.* Peter's
!-, church,- where a" solemn", requiem"- high . mass
! " j for ;. tße repose of .' his . soul- 5 will nSf9 cele-
; jbrated. commencing' at '9:45' a.; m; .' lntermcat
! : "Holy. Cross cemetery: ;
I BATTERSBY— In : this city, July • 19, AWt,\ WJlr
' •\u25a011am 'Battersby. -a natire of Arkansas, > aged
-.!6S years. President- of bartenders* unload locs I
• " Vo. 41. • -- .r- \u25a0" .-.- : ?;.-< - ' -"^ \u25a0- »>
: ".•^'Friends and acquaintances .'are .respectfully
i -. invited to \u25a0 attend r the • funeral; today.-; tSatur-
\u25a0r day),* at 1 p.-ia:; fronjithejparolrs of-.P.-:^
£ Green & Co.. northeast r corner \u25a0ef <<Aixteeulb
- and" Guerrero streets. Interment - Mount OH-
" -set cemetery. ' by.- l^O *p. -.-m."- train, from
* Twenty-fifth and . .Valencia street*, r . .; . f. '. ,
• BEAUDET— In . this «lry, \ July ; 17/! 19$?/';Tbc-'
" ophil " Beandet. - belored . husband. :- of . ETeliba
' * Beandet, father =pf . ETelina.,- a. T Camille <T>
.\u25a0 and Dewey J. Be*ud?t;~and brotber of Jallaa
\u0084 Beaudet oX Glen.: Falls- N.-tl'*;- Narclscr,-
' Christian brotb^r, Montreal^ Frank Beaudet of
tB Maine; Florlntla - Beaudet and Eldrich, Order
<of Dominican.- Quebec, -.and -the late Vlctorioe
Beaudet, a nutlTfriryf St.. Jean de; CJjaillon,
Can., aged 52 \u25a0* years 3 -months &c 4, 25 VQfrjfi
" A 'member of' Golden t -Gate'-«onncil [No. ,551,
'"National -Union; Osceola>tribevO>'o. 71,..1ia.
'proved Order ; of -Red^Men, r aod-, carpej»fer»:
\u25a0 I union No. 4&3;-r .<.'-•<\u25a0; ig&h&-'}; x >ri~ "\u25a0- •»\u25a0 '*"\u25a0'
, 3 ' Friend* I and acquaintanceg | are | respectfully
invited Ito attend the -.- funeral" tod»y.i (jSit*
urday); Jnly -.20,-.-! at ;ra.; "^tona- His
S late residence, -53 l ßemal avedue, - thence sr to
' '" St." ' . Peter's ! 1 cburcn, a Alabama „. . EKeet- " neaf,
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0Twenty-fourtn^iWhefe .a ; requiem rUizb-'masi'
* for. the repose of his soaU- will b«" celebrated
''\u25a0"at 9 o'clock -4;'in;i lnterment .H6)yj Cross ; ceftj."
* etery," by special car on 11 ISO-/: train from'
".-JTwenty-flfth.and.i Valencia -«treets^.*, -'-. -* ,-^,;
BENNETT— In* tnU r c!ty/*Xtfly"l6f 1907, v. John
", Bennett;? belored 1 sgrj rf of John vand Elizabeta
'Bennett, and brother of Mrs." Herberts Algeo-
s of i Washington.^ it' jaative of ' Washington,- aged -
..-, g years 6 months -and- 3 ; days. -\u25a0\u25a0" T ".;\u25a0••'. .-.
<.'"- Remains M at, the mortuary chapei of -the
;*. Goldea • Gate;';ikd^rfttlßg"coffliNny,?247s \V.te-
\u25a0*t tlon, street- near ,<rwenty-nr*t. ,v A r,f.l".* L;\.",'-
BLAKENET— Inr- AuSUrWeQih-.Vjufy - 17, -r 1907,
-.".ThomasJZ : B!akeney;'; asnatlve-of NeWiYort.;
--"aged * 75 -'years'.'' Afmemberj o£; Lincoln \u25a0 po-^t
* No. 1. C.-A.Hn; ,i(ji \u25a0-.:-'..:-.- ; :v -. \u25a0 i-.-;
'\u25a0\u25a0 ' I Friends, acquaintances . and comrades - r :ft-
Sj the ! G. A. ICVare ; respectfully Jnvited-Wat-.
tend f the ; 'funeral «* today riS*turdar), at t -
p. ' m., from "'the' parlors' of vPortes •"* White,
g 1531 Golden 'Garte 1 Avenue:!* corner B "of 3 Scott
. street. ' Intertneßt? National t«eme,tery.- . % - -_-. : c.
C'ON'NELL^In ' thV/cfrj-n July - J7, -iIWT,
.J.; ConaelU. a natl«; ! of '.Ireland^-fiigetlc.*^
"•.\u25a0 years/;. .\u25a0;'.\u25a0/'";.\u25a0.:'.\u25a0,:.\u25a0\u25a0'..;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.—. •'\u25a0;.-'; f : : j-*^"'-
crowe— in thu dity."-. Jujfr-isi, ~ioor,.at'tui'
, residence of his parents,; fc27A- Alabama street,;
.. I John Francis Crowe, ; dearly b«k>vi-fl stgi'ot John'
' apd Rvise Crewei: grandchild. of Mr. ah4i.M"i|."'
."..'James . Coyne, \u25a0 aßwl'inephew -^ 6f.j"JtKej>h'."r.Slar-:
3 'garet,' Alyosios -and;- Theresa- Coyne,.^Timothy"
- and WIlli»m Crowe, .Mrs. F. • Kewell '.'anO'
Mrs. ,M. .Maguire, a - native o£- San -ErancUso,'
• -/CaW, aged, 2 jcars S-ooßths and 10 days.. ' .
CULLEN— Paseedv away; > in 2 this city; - Julyi 1&-
"; 1907; James 'J. Cullen," dearly
:of Jennie, John C, Charles -E. and Rene
Cullen and; Mrs-M'A.-iR.: Denke\j>a.l native^ of
. San Francisco, Cal., aged; j!4 years and 6
months.;" s 4 \u0084.>.._,..,....- ..;.--
£ The funeral -will .take place . today "( Sa-
t% .urday), at 10:15 o'clock a. m., from . his", late
residence, 1343 Oak street. Interment private,
»\u25a0* Mount.' Olivet.. cemetery, -by special car leav-
' ing -Twenty-flftli and AValencla streets— al
: : 11:40 a. m. :-^ /.. v v -" -V- '-/' ..i"".-:i "".'- ': '- r ":
EGAN— In ': Reno,' Nev..- July :lß^lod7, Mary T.\
"-\ widow of the late \u25a0M:" : M.-Egan,--an4l-;.motbtr
;of Mrs. Howard ,|Grifnths c and Thomas F.
- E;aa, a native of ureliDd, aged S4 years and
'..^..months.' \u25a0"\u25a0;\u25a0' ';^;:':-- ; ". \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .~y \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0' X'-
OLASS— In this city, July 10,: 1907, James
;• Glass, a native of Kentucky, aged 64 ytars.
HENKEL— In this : city, J July 17, 1907,,' Anna,
beloved wife >of .the late Charles Henkel, 'a
* ' native . of Germany, : aged " 45 " years. * (San | An-
J'dreae.- Calaveras county. '\u2666 papers please : copy.)
; -r - Friends : and ' acquaintances are respectfully
invited •to attend the • nmeral todjy - (Sat-
. urd»y),- at 10:45 \u25a0*.'\u25a0 m., from .the parlors of
:H. - F. . Suhr Sc - Co., 2919 Mission street be-
tween Twenty-fifth - and Twenty-sixth. 1 Inter-
ment Cypress Lawn' cemetery. \u25a0 . :\u25a0;
HOLTJ^-Pased 1 away.V to this city. July 19,
1907. Mary 4L"i Holts;^. •widow of \u25a0 th« "- late
Lewis- F. Holt*,*: daughter. \ of the late *Bid-
ney \u25a0J. Ashley.' and ' mother ' of ' Mrs. * George
M . Blair . and Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, a dative
"of Newport, R. I. ;\u25a0••-' '-'-
\u25a0 Notice of funeral hereafter. Residence, 2614
- California street. \u25a0•.-. ;..' . 1 -- *
JOHNSON— In -this city,- July 17,' 1907, John
C. Johnson, dearly beloved husband of Mimle
Johnson, and' devoted- father of Mabel. Lilly,
Ethel and Helene Johnson, a ' native of LaueriK,
." Norway,* aged 48 . years : 6 months ; and 4 day j.
A'member of San Francisco aerie No."- 5,- F.
\u25a0'O/-*E.; Knights of the Royal- Arch, and Bald
Eagle , tribe ; No. i 75. t Imp. ; O. R. >M. ;x> -
\u25a0 Friends, and- acquaintances* are respectfully
; Invited to attend the fnneral Monday, July. 22,
'.- -at 12:15 p. : m., ' from: tbe 'parlors lof Porter
-' &\u25a0: White, *. 1531 . Golden ' : Gate avenue, s corner
; of { Scott <\u25a0 street, : FTineral- under • the auspices
"of . San : Francisco " aerie " No.v 5, F. O. « E. \u25a0 In-
-. terment .Mount* Olivet "cemetery, \ via the 1:40
p. •. m.i. from i Valencia , street dep6t.Tg^^gjtgs!B
JOSEPH— In < Rodeo, t Contra . Costa county, CaU
. : July - 18;- 1907,' '• Amara j. Joseph; \u25a0 beloved \u25a0\u25a0': hus-
band of Olinda Joseph, snd \u25a0 father; of Mrs. *A.
t \u25a0'" Sllva 1 of ; Oakland. Mrs. A. j Carerla tof . Plnol*.
r", Mrs. Mary r.Fnrtado and ' Amaro r ; Frank, ' Mah-
u»l, Joseph,. Fred, Francis and Annie Josephs,
* all Of Rodeo, r a native of Portugal, -; aged 73
\u25a0'\u25a0 : . years;' ";--;;•• \u25a0 \u25a0 '.\u25a0\u25a0''" -"\u25a0'•\u25a0- \u25a0'•\u25a0\u25a0 - >"-.r>-'-' \u25a0\u25a0-*•.
V . Friends and acquaintances are : respectfully
invited to . attend - the ..'funeral,; today : (Sat-
\u25a0 urdayn - July 20, j leaving : Rodeo on . the 9:25
a.-, m. \u25a0 train \u25a0 ' for - : Martinea. * where «\u25a0« \u25a0 services
: will *be held • at ; St. . Catherine's church. \u25a0 Mar-
s' . tine*, c Cal.; 2at> 10 : a.r m. ?• Interment Catholic
;; cemetery, -Martinez. ;;.'-' "" ''. \u25a0.:- ,\u25a0 r -'\u25a0' .
KEARNEY— In'lhlsrcity." July; 18. 1907.- Mi*s
v Mary Kearney;- a; natlT«> of Ireland.- aged $3
; year*.*' (Santa \u25a0 Cruz.'; Cal.;": papers ; please > copy. \
;Mas« iforUhe- repose * of -her; sonl will be
\u25a0 celebrated at 7-af m^todiy (Saturday). ln. the
; - chapel \u25a0\u25a0-: of ;-• St. : Catherine's home. * Intenneut
* Holy ; Cross ' cemetery- ' " . x : >\u25a0
KEOUGH— In % this city,' ; July .* 19.* 1907."- Cath-
1 1 erlne.^ beloved | wife j«t the- late James Keoagh;
"and"; loving 'mother of John 'and Thomaa Keough
- -\u25a0; snd '. Mrs. j Arthur t Whiting." a native, of , County
".; Roscammon,;,lreland;"aged. 1 67^ years.- - " . > '. • .
\u25a0 \u25a0 Friends - and " acquaintances are • respectfully
invited > to 1 attend .- the \u25a0; funeral -Monday. .- July
; 22,iat"8:30 ii-tm.,"} from t her^ late ;re«ldeoe*,
' 3(125 i-Twenty-fourth 'j street.'i". thence '\u25a0 -to 'l: St v
James,:, church; " where £ a"< reqnfem r high *ma*i
; for >. the repose .'of ; her; soul l will b« » celebrated
at 9 a. , m. Interment-: Holy * Crocs '.cemetery. g«
KNOX— In ; thi * T clty';" Julyi 17, : t IM7,' at > his lat«
; - residence.*. 2142 \u25a0• Pierce • street, : George ; T. Knox.
--,' beloved huitumd >of ;E«tellft Knoz, and father
.- "\u25a0 of . Mrs.'i A.l C. 1 Unsworth, 1 Caroline - and George
J. Knox. . and * the . late r Emll ' Tempest .- Knoj,
\u25a0\u25a0- aged ill years. -•.''-"::-,\u25a0"-''-.-<-",-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0....\u25a0\u25a0 ' -.: -v
\-:.~i Friends; and t acquaintances are; respectfully
- invited- to~attend?"the' f ,fimeral utoday : (Sat-
urday)," at > » :30 1 a. -» m.", v trom » St." t, Dominic's
;i church. -.where » a ; requiem i mass ; for^ the ' repose
:*of his soul will; be celebrated. ; lnterment, pri-
: \ Tate, , Santa Clara,' Cat' »; : v \u25a0} :\u25a0: \u25a0 ;.,'V- • . * . ; \u25a0 • ;.-.,--;
MARTINHO-^ln ? this 'city.' 1 Jnly 17.*- 1907; An-
\u25a0 . thony >P.-Martinhb;\beloTed*eoatof^Jir/ and j
I \u25a0 Mrs.". "Antonio ; S. I Martinho,'- brother 'of T Any Te
Martinho, 1 and ; nephew of •. Prof essor > John L."
' ' . de : Freitas : and Julius t.'V and 'Adelaide L. de
Freitas. %\ a' : . native "j San :\u25a0: Francisco,*- Cal.,
i aged 25 r yeare 3 months ' and 8 \ days. * -,- " : 3 - '
; Friends : and ' acquaintances - are respectfully
" - invited .; to : - attend - the „ funeral : tc-day i (Satur-"
f ;\u25a0* day), /July 20."' at l v p.' m. t \u25a0 from'- his :late \u25a0 resl-'
- - dence, •- 22C6 < Union f street, thence , to ' St. I Vln-
\u25a0- cent de ;Paul's church for, serrices. , lnterment-
I'itHoly^ Cross: cemetery.;' •-..-'' "'"--\u25a01 ". - " - : \u25a0
I MUHKEX— ln:thl3"clty, July 13, 190T.~ " C3iris-
I s . tine E.; ; belOTed • wife •pf A.* H."- Mnrken.-. and
;. mother of ' Adeline C > Matilda C. \u25a0 and "Albert
; •* H." Murken r Jr..;a :natiTe -of ; aged
40 years ; 1 • month -and 14 " days.
[- Remains * at- ther. parlors -of Meßrearty.&-
! ' McCormick.i. 915 . Valencia : street : near; Twen-
!.tr:.tieth.vj -..j \u25a0•"..;\u25a0•' •"\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•:-.-;:\u25a0*• ;> A- : '"\u25a0 \u25a0'
I PLATE— In this" city. : July. IS, IM7. Sarah
i ,., Plate, wife :of Edward . Plate, -loring. mother,
I of Carrie •' Plate, 'belOTed' daughter; of the late,
: Isaac - and \u25a0\u25a0 Ellen Arllng, { and < sister of i Darid
*F. r Arling 'and ; Mrs: Carrie Huff. 1 a : natire ef
"' r San ; FTanclsco,* ; Cal.;' aged' 33 years " 6 ; months
and 15 days. '-.^HKli^gjtPtfiafiWMbal s *?^
. »v: The € funeral \u25a0 will ,-. take »" place , today (Satur-
- \u25a0 day),~; at 10 a. m., ', frota the \ parlors of s the
United ' undertakers, « 26oB Howard I street | near
Twenufy-second; thence. to St.'" Peter's. churcti,
r where -a ' requiem ' high : mass for the repose of
-. her- soul ; will -be 1 celebrated,' h commencing \u25a0; at
\u25a0 10:30 \u25a0 a. ; m: \u25a0. Interment \ priTate, •\u25a0 Holy • Cross
; . cemetery, by : 11 :40 a. m. . train from ' Twenty-.
; fifth : and Valencia streets. ; . ; : - : \u25a0 .
SAWYER— in this city, ; July 17, *190 T. Mary
. ; B.; - belored \u25a0 wife 1 of the 1 late Thomas Sawyer,
and" mother of Joseph, Thomas E. ;and Wil-
liam' P. Sawyer, a • natire of Albany, N. . Y.y
! , aged 77 -years 6 months • and ' 22 • days. £-*: '\u25a0 '''\u25a0•'<\u25a0.
.\u25a0{-.>.;-* Friends . and -, acquaintances •\u25a0 are respectfully
, Jarlted •to attend the *. funeral . today . (Satur-
;'..' day),:; July; 2o," at 10 al' m.', from the, parlors
:iof % the \u25a0" Henry • J. , Gallag-her \u25a0 undertaking com-
. . pany, 1314 Webster, street." ; " •..
SCHIV(>— In this': city,'- July "l 7.* i 1907, <at the
> ; residence of his son»" Stephen D. \u25a0 Schlro, ' 1725
. Green" street, G*rome,^ beloTed husband of
* Clara" Schiro, and father : of Stetthea; D., Jo-
\u25a0 seph, Aatone, Frank, August and Peter SchiTo,
-" Mrs." Louisa Thiele • of - Angels - Camp, - Mrs.
.Amelia de Martini of Stockton and Mrs. Flora
• Gallano of San Francisco, a natire of Italy.
' aged -' 73 years and \u25a0; 6 , months.'- (Botte.v Mont.,
and-Petalums, Cal.. ! papers. please. copy.)
•' Tbe •, funeral trill' take- place today . (Sat-
> crdayi, s July ' 20. " at « 10 - o'clock .a. m./"- from
. tbe parlors of Julius S. Godeaa. 305 Montgom-
. cry a»enue, 1 thence to the Italian church of St.
:-, Peter and St. Paul, Dnpont and Filbert street*.
SILVERIA— In Oakland. Cal.; - Jnly 17J 1907,
John M. SUreria, dearly \u25a0 belored husband of
Mary SilTeria.", and ; " father •of John. ; Edward
' and Aliita SUxeria; a natire of Portugal, a^ed
50 years. A member of Council No. \u25a0 13. U. -P.
': E. - C. : i Council No. 60. I. D. E. S.. and
-longshoremen's union, local No. -2^3, I. L.
V-M. VV. F.- 'A.':"; .\u25a0.-',:,-\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0,-. ' : '': '.'
Friends and acquaintances are i respectfully
" inrited to. attend- the' funeral • today (Satur-
dayi. July 20, at 9 o'clock a. m... from the
funeral 1 parlors Of Cunha "•,*.- Caporgno. "1311
. Clay, street corner of SeTeateenth, - Oakland,
to St. j Joseph's • church, : where " a re-
; ' qiiiem high mass ." for the . repose . of his soul
"will be celebrated at 10 o'clock a. m. Inter-
: ; ment ; St. Mary's • cemetery.'
STANLEY— In Alameda. Cai:, July 17, 1907,
* . : DaTid " Seymour - Stanley,' belored husband of
\u0084 ETa 11. and father, of Chester L. • Stanley, a
'satire of New York; aged.W years 10 months
.'.and 2? days.' (Chicago. .-HI.; and "« San Jose and"
: • Sacramento jwpers please . copy.) . .-•\u25a0\u25a0 , : .- -
* Friends ; and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited Ito attend - the funeral serrices v tomor-
row (Sunday)." July 21, at 2:80 p. ra:. at the
.. : : chapel of Oakland crematory, Oakland. ' \u25a0;
STTJBO--At rest, in this city. July 19. ' IPO7.
i'-at this late residence. 736 • Forty-ninth arenue,
gj Knude Christensen Stnbo. dearly beloTed hus-
band of Margaret J. Stubo.'and demoted father
•---i of ' Walter.,; Florence," Knude Jr. and Harold
\u25a0-'-Stubo... a 'native of Norway, aged 50 years JO
/".-months and 2- daysi "••'. \u25a0 ' .'
:TAILLEIIR— In .'this city; July 17. 1807.' Louis
. -. Tailleur. beloTed brother of Pierre | Talllenr,
\u0084 ". Marie Jeanne Garnand and : Josephine > Porte,,
r brother in law'of Auguste^ Garnaud and Pterre-
Porte. and. uncle of Amelie Garnaud and Am«-
Ile, Porte, a "native of x ßass- Pyrenees. France."
aged ", 37 years. A member of " United glass
; -workere"of San . Francisco. * -\u0084.-..;.--
:-.-\u25a0 7 Friends and acquaintances * are respectfully
I Invited to attend the" funeral tomorrow (Sun-"
.-: day). -July 21." «t 1 o'clock p. m.. from the
\u25a0-'- parlors of Julius Godeau; 2123 Bush street,
"thence* to Red-Men's hall; where services will
"?be hesd under the auspices of Ligue Henry I V:
Mount Olivet cemetery. '-• • : "-'-
\u25a0J. \u25a0 United glass - workers "are requested to ' at-
\u25a0 - tend . the funeral of our late * brother, Louis
.•. • Tailleur, to J>e held at" Bed Men's hall," Goldea
, ;.-" Gate -avenue near, Hyde 'street, at 1 O'clock
'\u25a0.i tomorrow. (Sunday). . - ~'
'j . '•.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•\u25a0 FBANK • SULLIVAN. President.*' :
V j THOMAS C. HUNTER, SecreUry.
VAN : REGESIORTEL— In this city, July IS.
.:. .1507, "- Henrlette • Yen'- Regemortel, cousin of
," Mrs. Rene Le. Preux. a .native of Brussels,
•\u25a0- Belgium, aged 35 years 7 months and- IS
: ."\u25a0 days.. : : -.: . -, : ".\u25a0"\u25a0.. -'..-. \u25a0:. \u25a0 -.
,C- Friends are; Invited to attend the funeral
.. /today \u25a0 (Saturday), at 11- o'clock a.m., from
.74iie parlors of Halsted- & : Co., 024 Filliaore
Cremation I. -,0.0." F.- cemetery.
(S^IiWOODtAWN
iIMRIIMHfty
San Mateo county.. Finest- and * best
equipped ' Receiving: -Vault \u25a0- and Chapel.
Masonic Cemetery Association. ': Office.
qis4 O;F»rrelI st. •\u0084 v-: ; ' . ?
•McBREARtY & McCORMICKv
\u25a0J \u25a0 ' : "- : - FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
;"; i 915 VALENCIA ST. NEAR 20TH i~,\
Formerly., of McFadden. Mcßrearty & i Green,
i, '\u25a0' > wivJl" Telephone : Market 07. ... \ * ' '_ ."\u25a0 .-.. \u25a0\u25a0 .
"*»V'" I ;,'vt " •\u25a0 .-' ' ';v-*-V:; v -*-V :
| f ... rV -. 3448 \u25a0 3IISSIOX STREET """V^'V:
r." AearTWrtlefh; "' ' "/Tel .Market 2527; "
.\u25a0 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. '.;/ , :
. . • 6S6 ' Valencia ._'. stl bet. . 17th (and lSth. . ..* V
Ji;J|6allagher"l)ndertahi^
1314 WEpgTER : st. bet. -Ellli- and O'Farren.
- Tel. -West 392*. DANIEL P. DONOVAN. Pre*.
'> * Mansjrer :, JOHN . DOUGHERTY.v.Vice , Pres.
P J F; GREJEN 6i GO;
- /FUNERAL DIRECTOR^.
. ' •\u25a0\u25a0; -: NE. cor. Sixteenth •. and Guerrero \u25a0 sts.
Formerly > of " McFadden. j Mcßrearty \u25a0" tt \u25a0 Green,
; •• ;- , Telephone Special 1567. \u25a0
G.P.>PRECHT.EL, - G.W. KEELEB.
Vice Prea. and, Mgr..-' s pres.
\u25a0k Golden Gate I'nderlaKlng Co. ,
5475-2483 MISSION ST. Phone Market S5BO.
V CAREW & ENGLISH '
FUXERAIi DIRECTORS
1618 GEARY STREET \.
Between Bachanan andt Webster
Phone AVeat' 2004
OA'.f, G. , SELUKGER. -H. >METZLER. .
MEHLEirS UNDERTAKING COMPANY
lEHBEIBB2 Folsom st. : ;bet^l4th and 15th
• - v > phont; market 168. : ',
ItiEARYBROTHERS
:• -. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. - " ' \u25a0"•' \u25a0\u25a0 7
, .-! 2917 .Twenty-fonrth"St.-> \:
Between ' Harrison and Bryant.^-* \u25a0
- ; .. Phone ' Marke t' 5742. -;,- .
Gyprtss:Lay^Gemetery
\u25a0\u25a0.OFFICE ''I3BO SCTTER ST. '•.'.'
>" Near :.Van Neis Av^ * ' ,
Rooms 5 and 6. Phone- Franklin 1539
CRAIG, COCHRANI&: CO-
,\u25a0-\u25a0;\u25a0 FCXERAL DIRECTORS *
liedlValencla St. Xear 23d St. *
, .',.'\u25a0 '.,.- \u25a0:: - ; Telephone^ Market* 151.' ' > ~ y ~*ig3k
\u25a0 : oceanl,travel K 1 ." .-
iFoyp Kisen Kaisha
\u25a0'. \u25a0\u25a0>". j," (Oriental [Steamship: Co.);
:'-•"•'\u25a0 Hare \u25a0 opened their; permanent . office at .
Room r24o,;James Flood Building
" -8. S.i"Nlppon Matrn"; (calls at Manila), TBnrs-
day, -- August .ls,? 1907. :• / - \u25a0: v \u25a0\u0084
-\u25a0* 8. r 8. '.-- "Hongkoct iMam" (calls at ' Manila),
Thursday, * September -12," 1907. '.'..'..
\u25a0 S. S.« ''America • Mara," TVedaesday," October
2,-«l9o|T.''> :.'," :--r"'\ \u25a0-::'.-:%'. ."V'-V ' '\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 ?\u25a0•\u25a0<'\u25a0?: % -
y. Steamers -, will '; leaVe Vwbarf, i corner First and
Bcannan - etreetit,':: 1 > p. - m.,v ffir .".Yokohama :and
Hoagkoag, - callfnz : at ' HonolntB. ; . Kob« I (ltioa;oi."
Nagasaki and Kfaan'shal." and; connection. at Hons-
konfr : -irttb > steamers * f dr| Manila.""*. India." etc. rNo
cargo \ recelTed \u25a0\u25a0: «« \ board :o on : j day iof z sailing.'rv
' " Roond '\u25a0: trip t ticket* - : at reduced ".- rates. • \u25a0 - ',
"-For freight anil-passage ; apply at office,; James
Flood tbuUUtag. : • ." '. >:-\u25a0-"- ;."-^- \u25a0;".-\u25a0; -
- v ' - ; W. ;h. AVERT.
|". . - : -Assistant General Manager. :--
150— Horses— 150
TAKE NOTICE
On Wednesday, July 24th,
We >\ will sell . 150 head " of "mares and • geldings,
weighing . from 1,200 -to - 1,000 pound j - and from
4 to S' years old. This ia the first of the 1907
crop of th« famous : "Wagoatlre" Browa horses,
which were • raised -on " buach grass la central
Oregon." -. " They " ar« of " th» : Norman \u25a0 and Shir*
breed. , being big. heaTy boned stock and easy
to handle." No better horses come to this mar-
ket. ; We mvlte all. and especUlly those who
have " uaed horses from this ranch, to come ' aad
get, what they may need. T39£ft*
• ••- Sale takaa place at : 11 a. m., ,
WEDNESDAY, JULi^4,
at J.B.HORAN'S Sale Yards,
Corner Tenth and Bryant rts.^ San Francisco.
W. H. HOED. Auctioneer.
. . .. . 704 Market st.
A Carload of light. Horses
Gentle and ' well broke. 7 Stag!* and double.
Several combination horses and aota* extra good
polo ponies. We can sell these bones CHEAP.
FEED H: CHASE * CO.. 473 Valencia St.. S. F.
OCKAif TRAVEL
' Steamers Leave Broadway
i /^W^^ffiv' - Wharves.
Asl2^ ''-^O«iv- LOTV RATES. Including
A" Vss*2^ \-A BERTHS AND ME-^LS.
J I \^l I J SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
\3IY - J&7 .For i,OS A\GELES
>M^3nlW^ - SA\ DIEGO
. \*<l§£>^ SAXTA BARBARA
City "of Puebla ."... ".. Every. Stmday. 10 a.- m.
State of California v...Every Thursday. 10 a. ia.
-FOR SEATTIiE,' TACOMA,'
VICTORIA AXD -VAACOITI'ER, B. C^
PUGET SOCXD AND AJ.ASKAX PORTS
Sonoma July 20,* Aug. 8,3 p.- m.; An?. 20, 11 am.
President.. July 27, 3 p. m.j Aug. 10, 25, 11 am.
Umatilla .......;.. .•...-:.:. Ang. 1&. 30. 11 im."
-ROUND THE SOUND EXCURSION, 11 DATS
round trip, , including berth \u25a0 aad meals, 940. < .
- FOR E\ T REKA ' (HV«BOU)T BAT)
City of Topeka. : July 22, 27; Awr. t. 10:3O a. a.
Pomona r. . .-.July 20, 23. 30:. An*. 4. -10:3Q a. m.
FQR Gi'AYMAS' MAZATtA>V'I*A PAZ.
EXSE XADA, SAX JOSE DEL' CABO,
ALTATA^.JLJICiDALEVA^BAY*. MEJC.
' Curacao \u25a0. . . . .*^;'.7th of . each . month. 10.- a.» m.
V ALASKA EXCURSIONS -I^l^^^v
i : LEAVE SEATTLE AND ' VICTORIA/ " \u25a0
Spokane-. ".i - . . .v. ; July 26; Aug. 9
. i •' SOME'OH ST.' MICHAEL ~ :: ' '\u25a0'£:?.
Senator ;7:il";XV./."..:""..' f l.^:;..:.S«t. .6. Oct.' T
: President ..'.,.>:.... ..........^^.«.^.. Sept.-2S
'Montara- \u2666.....'. .".July 22, Aug. 15<fwfght only)
-\u25a0'- Right reserveo" to .change this schedule-:;
!-}>;>^j^TlCarXX.' OTTZCTi: : , iiv c 5
-SAN. FRANCXSCO— 3 Marttet'st.' and: Broadway
.:• - Wharf. Telephone Temporary. 492. -"* -
«-j OAKLAND ".:....-.-..-....e«8. Broadway.:--
San Franelsw> : Freight Office — Broadway Wharf.
-. C. D. J>UNANN* U G. P. A., San Fnaclsco. \u25a0\u0084--
;1§ • ,'kosmos iiis*ia'fiirJi-»V'
'-PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SBBVICH
\u25a0'\ S. S.:THE6EX (7,6oatons>. CaptataK. Prter-
sen. sailing- from Saa " Franclace on >r about
Jnly 30; will carry passengers to J^asaflaa,'. Baa
Bias, Manzanlllo, - Sallna- > Croa. Saa \u25a0 Benlto.
Champerico, San Jose ' de Guatemala. : Aeajstla,.
La » Union. •'A mapaia, ; - Coriata. Pun t a . Artaaa
{C Bf); Bahia; Manta; ! Gaaya<rall. the \u25a0principal
ports ia.CbE«v H«ttt» and Hnmtxirg. 'For rate*
and particnlari: apply ;io"LENDAL if.'GRAT,
Manager, Unloa street .wharf No. 2 (Pier. 19). .;..
GiapNICS;S;c6.
''- J ." V (SPRECKELS LINTEL " \u25a0•- ' !"!*>
HDUOLUXT/— 3. '8. AUmeda sails "A«x.-"l,".'ll
•-a. m. "Round trip. $123. . - : ' - -: \u25a0
TAHITI, SCTGTH SEAS--S. B. Maripota sails 11
a. m.,'"Ang.:S. Round trip, first cum, 5123.
HONOL'CXT: — 8. S. Sierra - sails Aug. 24. 11
a. m: Round trip. $135. - •
Passenger Dept.. 673 Market at.: Freight Of flee,
68 Clay st. Phone Temp." 1231.
? AMERICAN LINW
' Plymouth — Chtrbonrg— Sontbampton .
St. Paul '......Aug. ' 3!St. Louis ......Aug. IT
New York' : . . .\ Aug. 10* Philadelphia . . . LAng. 24
Philadelphia— Qoetmtowa-- Liverpool -
Haverford...*..Jnly 27jFriesland .'...'..An*. 10
Noordland.....'.Aug. 3. Merlon .....'...Ang. 17
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT?LINE
'-\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0 ZVevr Yorlt— London Direct c*. :>.
Mlnnetonka...::July ..27iM!nnebaha Ang. 10
Minaeapolis. . '.. Aug. . . 3J Meaaba ...... . . Ang. 17
HOLLAP^AMERIC^LINE
\eir York— Rotterdam — ria ' Bcntlosiiac
-**-"*Sailinga Wedneaday. as per Sailing List. -\
Ryndam.V-::l4^JtUy 24iStatendaia. T .'..;Aur.-:21
Potsdam .-...., .Aug. ". TjNoordam", J».7..Ang.,-2S
N; : Amster,dam.«lug. 14|Byndam ..'» u Sest.v 4
-RED STAR LINE V
\u25a0\u25a0-. .•': • .XertT-York— . Dover— Amiwerp \u25a0'.._'
•Finltna '.........July '27{Kroonlaad.;.,v.Aua;. : 10
Vaderland ...\u25a0.'.Aug." 'SiZeelaad' -."... T.';Ang. 17
t WHITE SIAR -LINE --*
\u25a0'. »w York — Qneeßston-n— Liverpool
, •Celtic ".:•". .-..'.Juryi»j*BHtlc : :::..jiiA«ir.»*B
•Arabic ';..... ;*«r: :ij»C#drte-*.V....;Ans;^-15
\u25a0. PI ymnuth — Cherbours— - vS on tha mot cm I
. •Teutonic . vi*. . Joty 241 • Ma>stlc Umg." T
•Oceanic" . .". .V. Jnly 31 ) • f Adriatic " .Sir. Attg." 14
fXevr, r>,fvon Tonn; h(i Elfmtor,
Gymnaslnm, Tnrklah '- Battha sad 'Band.
(VM Bonton— Qneenstcrtrn— Liverpool \u0084'*
Republic;; . . . . .July,: 3llCymrlc . . : . ; a'ug.'ft
• " XeTr.?Y6rk— -Asores— Hedlterrjiseaji 7
•Cretiei..-. .". 1.. .': Ahg. , U noon; Sept. 2t3. noon
Boston— Azores— Mediterranean *". ~
•CANOPIC ..;.'... ...,......Auf. 10. 11 a. ra.
•ROMANIC .-. .. ...... ..... .5ept. 14,8 a. ra.
G.- N. KOEPPEL,' Passenger Ageat Pacific Coast.
. . 38 Ellis near , Market... ',, 4 ~< 7~7 ~ &\u25a0
Oompagme jSenerale TransatlMtifjiie
* 'DIRECT LINE TO; HA VRB-PARISV" '<-
Sailing every u Thursday Instead of Sarordav.
at 10 a. -ta., from JPier 42, North rtrer, foot of
Mortoa street. -. '\u25a0-—:.«,* - .•\u25a0' \u25a0 . »\u25a0 .- \u0084•> : » *
First class .to Havre. -tTO aad upward: seoocd
class to - Havre," $49' aad ; upward. • GENERAL
AGENCY FOB UNITED BTATKB AND CAN-
ADA. :22 Broadway " (Hadson bclldtng )»:-- Nrw
Tork. '*- J. F. FUGAZI.. manart; Padfle Coast.
630 Montgomery \u25a0 street. Saa , t r tacisco. Tickets
sold; by -all railroad, ticket agesta.", , - '. ~-
;{ RAILWAT . THAVEL -
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
May 5, 1907
SHORE i DIVISION
For Sannallto, Mill Valley, San Rafael
WEEK DAYS— Every 80 minutes
from 6:15 t0" 9:45 a.' in.: hourly , until
2:45 p. m. ; then every. 30 minutes . until
7:45 p. m.: 9:00. 10:15 and 11:55 p. m.
>s SUNDAYS— Every siO minutes from
6:15 a.' m. until 8:15 p.. m.; 9:00, *9-15 '\u25a0
•9:45, 10:15. and 11:55 p. m..
For Fairfax— Week daya—«:is, j/|j
7:16, :8:16 a. m.; 2:45, 3:15, 8:45, 4:15
4:45 and 5:15 p. m. Sundays — 8:15. 9:15
10:15, 10:45. 11:45 a. m.. 12:45. 1:45, 3:43
i4:15.-.4:45,and.8:15 p. m.. .
1: For San Quentln— Dally-^- S:IS, 9:45
11:45 a.m:,. 12:45 and 1:45 p. ra. . *
8:15 a. m. ! daily. 2:45 p. m. dally 'ex-
cept Sunday and 8:15 p. m. Sunday only
for Camp Meeker, Monte Bio, Cazadero
andiway stations. - - - •-
9:15 a: m- Sunday, only and 5:15 p. ta.
dally -i except- Sunday, -for .La«UAIUs,
Camp Taylor,'^ Point Reyes and way
stations. -JSSBKSgg]
\u0084 < «To ' Sausallto only. 2s»ls*^3t\^
- :\u25a0 v; wESTKßjr^Diyisiojr
For Tlbnron, Belvedere «ad Saa Rafaei
-7:30, 8:00, 9:15, 11:00 a. m4li:ts,' tzZft
5:10, •5:60,8:80 p. m. 1 dally, v. -
*>= ; 7 :30 ' a.v m." daily ton Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Cloverdale, -.TJkiah. i Willlta, . Sher-
\u25a0wood,- Sebaatopol and way stations. . , -
. . S :00 : ar, m. c dally for Petaluma, : Santa
Rosa, Camp I Vacation, Glen \EUen and
\u25a0way -stations. " -
••% 3:30 p.- m. ; rfally; for . Petalumar Santa
Rosa, ?. Cloverdale,^ mrtah-'GaeraevUleu 1
Sebastopol -and? way.; stations. \u0084 •
• 5:10 p. •m. dally for ! PeUluma,* Santa
.Rosa.: Glen Ellen, Seba^stopol. and way
'stations. : ; \u25a0:,;;-./
;.z-. 9:15 a. m. Sunday only, for Petaluma.
Santa. ' Rosa.\Glen ElUn : and .. way ? sta-
tlcns.'aa^HijHßgsjsjfipsapßjgßSjsM . .- .
,"• *To Tlboron only . on week days." :J r j m ..
; offices: \u25a0 Ferry \u25a0' bcUdlnj. -\ aad General
Offices, James Flood. bciMlnj. :-. \u25a0,-— v
" JA3. -AGLER; General HtSttir.'-
J. J. GEARY. Act. Gen. Passenger A Freight Art.
WEEKLY CALL; $i YE AR
RAUWAT TBATSL
XrUBB WTI IM tfl CMI
Wr&rifcA San Francisco
I^\jsj£js£f I Fnx Jrxz 15. 1907
FERST DZPOT
X^lxV^ roctofMufcatSsroe*
hernia —VIA. OAgLASP PTJR— Arrtr*
IM* Elchmend.BexrfdsxBntam.Ss*.
nxnento. and Way Stations-. 7.4?»
IM* EUntaß. Vae»Ylll«. VttxsnvT .^__ lA*w
IM* D»t1«. Msjtstlll«.- -OrcwlDe. '-
Boserrma. Bed Blafl, Ctmsmsir 7.«,
IM* H»Tw*rd. Nll^, BaaJo«e TM*
7 At* Vaileja. Xapa. Callstofa. Saat»
Rosas Martinm. San Raaon — US*
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