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2COO Granny G M. 24iir.00 Tramp Con .. 47
Grawt Clinton 53 1000 Do, b 10.... 48
1500 Uomestake K. 33J
Informal Session— l2:3o to 2 p. m.
r.oo Amethj-st ... 31|3500 GrnVtr Clinton M
t1«u0t 1«u0 Atlanu . 3S| .TO(> Grnwtr Clinton 34
* 500 Blue Bell ... 1815500 Great Bend .. *78
500 Blue BeU ... 13 2<K)O Great Bend . . 77 :
IKtO Blue Bull* ... 3tst 500 G Bend T*rtnt 13'
i«H»0 Blue Bull ... 35(1000 Jumbo Ex ..1.67J/4
lOGO Do. • 10... 35!2y<iO Jumbo Ex ....l.&Ji
, :£OO Bonnie Clare. 53 3000 Kaiser Gldfld.. 15
1«O Bonnie Clare. 50| 100 Ix>ne Star .... 22
«500 Booth .-.", *B|2oOo Ixme Star .... 21
lUOO Com rr»cUon.2.soj2ooo Lou Dillon ... 10
7200 Com Frae..2.47H!2000 Lnekr Star ... 18
*iW Comni Nation lujSOOG l<uckj- Sur ... 17
R6OO Daisy 2*2o] 1000 Luckr SUr ... 1(5
. KiOO Do. b 10...2.25;2(<00 M Blk Horse. 07
lnoo Daisy 2.22H15000 Mineral Hill .. f»6
ICiOC Do. b 30... 2.53J6000 Mineral Hill..- C 7
100 Do. b 30...2.30J1000 Mohtrk C Lrat 10
15C0 Dm B Btte C. 25i6T)0iJ Mohw» C Leu 15
-H»00 Dm B Btte C. • 26 1000 Mon rttts.Ex. 11
7Ai»o Dmflfld Trnitl. SUilOliO Mustan* ..... 23
C2OO Dm<Uld TrnirL 2l|l«w Mustang Ex . . 12
r><i<>o Do. b 30.;. i2llfk)o N>t. <Jo!dfleld. 38
2<HH> Dixie 07j20(t0 Nev Sunshine. 41
2(t(«0 Dominion 03 600 Oro ...... 22
2000 Eagle'«_ Ne»t. 18 1(*»0 Bed HilU ..'.-• 57
10W Ely Jum Copr 10 200 Red Hlll« :... 38
TdiKi Falrrw G Bid 22 1000 Red Hills \u0084. . WJ
f.(tOo Talrvw G Bid 25 100(t Red Top Ex.. 23
2ii««i Floren'* Ex.. 3C 1000 Red Top Ht.. 24
500 Flor G1d...5.62>4 1000 Red Ton Frtc 10
S(^i Gold Sceptre.- US;2000 Rnby Wonder. 21
.K4i»o Gld Ct>n M. 8. 72*41 500 Silver Pick .; C 7
lm^' Do, b 10.. .8.751 300 Do. a 8..... 67
S4*o Gld Con M...8.75! 700 Sllrer Pick .. 70
.f7OG. f7OG Gld Con M...8.70:2w«) Steinwar :.'.".:. O3
\(*« Da b 30.fi.C2H 3GOO Tramp Coa .. 47
5"iO0 Gld Kewanas. 75 500 Tramp Con .. 40
4SOC Gold Wedge., cwi 5iX) Yankee Girl .. 03
CLOSING QUOTATIONS , -
CALIFOUXIA
Bid.AEk.l Bld.Ask.
C«>n Eureka.. 15 — IGrawtr Mobwk SO —
(it.wtr Clinton IA — \ Southern Belle — 40
NEVADA
\ Tonopah District
f Brimont 3.30 3.451 Montana 3.35 3.40
California ... 05 , — | Mont Mid Ex. 04 05
Cashboy . 06 08 Mon Pittsb Ex — 00
Ksjwrania ... 01 021 North Star 23 24
GoMen Anchor IS 20 i Ohio Tonopah. 03 04
Golden Crown; OS 10 Paymaster ... — 02
iio\& Mountain 02 03{Red Rock Ex. — 01
<srr«t Western 01 O2|Resrue Cons... 18 IS
Hmne or, 07 Tonopah Ex... 1.50 1.70
Indiana Ton. . 01 02 Ton Silver & G 03 —
Jim 8ut1er.. .1.05 1.07 Ton 6f Ner.lS.OO 14.00
MaoNamara .. 28 30 West End 7« P0
Midway 1. 00 1.10 West Tonopah. — '45
GoMflfld District
>iiam«i 13 14iGo!dfld Tomboy — 25
Aloha — 13 Gldfld Trotter. — 20
Atlanta C 365 Goldfld Union..- — 01
Baltimore Gfld — 06 Grandma 15 17
Black Anta... 05 06 Great Brad... 77 7S
B B Bonanza. 07 08 Great Bend An Jl 12
Blk Butte Ex. 08 09 Grt Bend Con. 01 —
Black Rock... 04 05 Great Bend Ex 14 13
Blue 8e11..... 18 19 GG Bd Twins — 17
Blue Bull S5 36 Hibernia 06 08
Blue Qaarti.. 10 —Jumbo 4.20 —
Butte Goldfld. 00 07 Jumbo Ex 1.87 I.M
Booth 47 50"KavanaughGfld — 15
COD. 60 —Kendall 30 —
'" ODM &L, — 04 Kendall Ex... 03 04
Colambik .... 45 — Laguna 1.50 —
Columbia Mtn !>H 60 Lone SUr 20 21
Colum Mtn Ex 03 — Lou Di110n.... 09 11
Com Fractlon.2.47 2.52 Locky Swede.. — ' 15
Coming; Nation 10 — Marne ....... 97 OS
Conqueror ... 13 14 May Qneen.... — 16
Cracker Jack. 20 21 Mdngt Pawnee 04 05
Daisy 2.22 — MUltowa Frae. 03 04
Daley Annex.. 15 — Mohawk 17.00 18.00
Daisy Ex 03 04 Mbk Con Leas — 23
Dfld-B B Con. 25 27 Mohawk Ex. .- 09 10
I>tnn<Jfld Toner 26 — (Mohawk Ledge 15 — '
Dfld Triangle. — 20 Nevadaßoy... OS 10
Dixie O« 07 Nerada~Goldfld 37 3S
Dominion .... 03 "03" Ncr Sunshine. 40 50
Kmpire 09 — jOro 22 —
Kutnfralda ... % 10 — I Palace Goldfld. 12 IS
Florence 5.62 5.65 Potlatoh 33 40
riornnee Ex.. 36 37 Red Hills 55 57
France6-Mhk..1.10 1.20 Red Top 4.25 —
Frisco 07 10] Red Top Ex.. 23 25
<!en Wshnirtrm — 05 Red Top Frac. 09 —
<;old Bar Gfld. CO 85 Ruby G M Co. 07 OS
<;fi<i Amwiean 10 — Sandstorm . 45 —
<;«l<iad Bank. — 07| Sandstorm Ex. 06 10
1 <ifld Calumet. 08 O9|SUTer Pick 66 70
• Jldfia Con M.8.70 5. 721 Silver Pick Ex — 05
GoMfld Comb. 18 lS.Sunmerone 20 —
GoMfld- Ethel. — 05!.Spearhd Frae.. 10 13
<;idfld Exircia. 09 — (St Ives 96 1.00
Goldfld Herald — 03jSt Ires Leas.. — 10
Gfld Mof N.. — I.72iSun Dog 01 03
Goldfld N Star — 0© Treasure 05 —
<Jfi4 Portland. 20 —Verde . ... 02 ,03
Gfld Red King — 13 Vernal 17 '19
Gold Fiat.... — 05' Wonder .. 02-03
Gfld L Strike. — 20j Yellow Rose... 06 08
Gfid Kewsn-s. 70 75! Yellow Tiger.. 20 22
Gsd Sovereign — 09| '
Bollfroir District
Amethyst .... 29 SllHomestke King 94 ©6
Big Bullfrog.. 02 03jLige Harris... 02 03
"Bonz Mt Gold 01 —1 Little Bullfrog — 02
Bonnie Clare. '55 8S Majflower Con. 39 40
Bullfrog Cogs. — 03 Mayflower Ex. — 06
Bullfrog Ex*.. — 07! Montana Blfrg. 05 06
"Blfrg MCo X 16 17 Montgomry Mt 12 14
Birrg Natl Bk 21 — Mont-Sbosh Ex 0» —
Blfrg Sunset.. 06 OS Nugget 04 07
Blfnr VJctor. . 07 — (Original Blfrg. 07 OS
Btfrsr Vie Ex. 10 — Rhyollte Twn«>t 03
I><>n Blfrg An. 08 09 Shosn NaU Bk 01 .V 03
Gold Bar 70 — Steinwaj ..... — 05
"<}ol<i Bar Anx — OSj Tramp Cons... 48 .49
Gold Bar Ex. — 10 Valley View... — OS
GoMen Scepter 07 09 Yankee Girl — 05
Hap Hooligan- 03 04
Manhattan District
April Fool Ex 01 021 Man Mammoth — 04
Atlan & P«c. 02 —Man Mohawk.. — 05
Comet 01 — : Man Sedan.... — 04
Gold Wedge,.. 07 OS Mas South M. — 04
Grana? GM. 23 — Man Standard. — 03
Hindocraft ... — 08 Man Sil Pick. — 06
Indian Camp. 07 — Man Shoabar.. ' — 05
Jumping Jack. 09 — Man Verde. ... 03 —
Little Grey... — 20 Man Vlr GM. — 05
Man Belmont. 01 , 02 Mineral Hill. . 07 08
Man Broncho. 07 OS Mustang Man.. 22 24
Man Bnflale. . 03 05 Mtsstang Anx. .01 02
Mtn Cons.... 45 60 Mustang Ex... 11 13
Men Coa Ex.. 04 05 Original Men.. 10 12
Man Comb.... 01 — Pine Not 06 08
Man Crescent. — 06 Pine "Net Ex.. — 05
Man Cowboy.. 04 05 Seyler Hmphry 06 07
Man Dexter.. 13 15 Stray D0g..... IT —
Man Iranho*. 25 — Thanksgiving. . 40 45
MaaHumboidt 04 06 Whale 03 ' —
Mao Liffl« J<* 02 OS Yellow Horse.. 04 . 06
iUI MCo N. OS — I :
Other Districts, , ,
Alice of \Toa — 65 Nevada Hi 115. .6 .50 —
Blue Jay Wn 10 11 Nev Hilla Ex.. — 40
Capital Wondr — 27 N U Floreßce. 10 —
Cm Pt Glch«. IS - — Nevada Wonder — 23
J>rmfiry Hump — 60 Jf Star Wonder '-— 07
E Com Woodr — 15 Pittsb S Peak.l.4s —
Kjtgie's Nest.. 19 20 Ramsey Com.. 60 —
Fvw G Boaldr 23 24 Red Wing — 23
Ftw Hailston* O5 06 Recce Rlv Gold 12 —
Fairvw Eagle. 70 —RR Gold Stand- — .09
' Frrw 8 King. — 20 Round Mt..... 73 —
Floreae* Leu — 40 Round Mt Ex. 10 15
Ooldyke Reel. 13 15 Rnby Wonder. 21 25
Jack P0t....: — 75 Spider V.'asp.. CO ; —
•lohsnle. Cons. 11 13 Toano-Frisco .. - — • 15
Kawich Keytt 02 —Vulture; 10 —
I.tdi Cr»ck... — 1.25 Walker L Hia. — 12
Mifiix Pedrvs.l.3o \u25a0 — 1
San Kranrlsco 51 loins Exchange
9:15 a. m. Regular Session ,
800 Com Frae. .2.47U17000 Red HUls 53
2000 Great Bend... 76 1000 Grt Bead. elO .76
2000 Mohawk Ex. . 10 1000 Red Hills, b 5 55
{r«0 Nn GoldfleM. 32 600 Gld Oon M.8.77H
500 Crack Jack.ss 20 500 Gld- Con M...8.&0
100 Com Fraction. 2. s-J ."KK.IO Bice Bell ... 18
1000 Flor Ex, s 10 35 1600 Granny O M. 24
I<VX) Daisy 2.2012000 Mayflower .... 39
jono Mohawk Ex.. ;o|looo Red 'Top -Ex.. 24
2f>o Gld Con M.8.62H 1000 Adams, b 10... 14
1500 Jam Ex. b 5.1. &3 1CX"«) Atlanta ...... .03
SOOO Bice Ball . . . 85 2000 Blk Butte Ex. 08
RnoOPy Humphrey.OSH 500 Booth .......-.* 49
TOOO Mid Pawoee.. 05] 1000 Triangle .....;. SO
11:30 a. ta. Regular Besakm ~
800 Gld Con M...8.75 1000 Syl Homphrej.o6%
1000 Jumbo Ex ..I.M 100 Old Coa M...8.75
4fX« Lone Star ... 21 2000 Great Bead . . 78
:«*» Mooawk Ex. . 10 1000 Crack Jck. blO 'Ji
2000 Red Hills ... 6«8000 Bine Bull .... 35
2000 Red Top Ex. 24 600 Com Fr5c. .2.47V?
5«1 Jim- Bntler ..1.05 2000 Red Top Ex.. 24
2</00 Mont Mid Ex.04% 1000 Muetane . ...;; 12
6000 Life Harris.. o2 Hi s<_') Ko Belle Mln. 42
4000 Triangle 21 1000 Grt Bend, blO 79
1000 Bl Bull, b 10 36 1000 Btte Gld, b 10 76
3f»f»o Daisy. ....Vr.2.23 OOC Com Fraction..2.so
1000 Blk Butte Ex 00
2.p..nu Session
2000 Fhosh Ex. blO 10)7000 Dm B Bt,blO. 26
JO Gld Con M... 8.70 2000 Gold ' Sceptre-OS^i
2f»o Com Fractlon.2.so 1000 Jim Butler; ..1.03
UOO Great Bead... 77*000 Blue Bell .... 18
K>on MOn Pittsburg IC'SOOO Red T Ex, blO '24
£«oo Kaiser ...... ,1212000 UtUe Jo« ;..02Vi
*I</1O Tramps, b SO. 47t#X>0 Red Hills .... 00
-200 Gld Con M.8.72W.!20(i0 Grt Bend Ex. 15
."\u25a0'rO Mayn« ....... OB|2OOO Mohawk Ex.blO 10
1000 Gldflfl Com ..,,^Wf 000 Jumbo Ex ..1.77V4
CLOSING QUOTATIONS -
NEVADA
Tonopth District
Bid.Ask. .--"' Bld.Ask.
Crest Westra, 01 OS Mon Pittsburg. 10 ~
•Ind Ton .... — 02 Mi Paymaster *... — 03
Jim Batter ..1.02% •— 1 iU-scue - Coa . . . 17 10
Mont Toa ....3.45; — }Ton Belmont. .3.40 ~
Mont Mtd Ex. O4C CSlWest JEnd Con SO * —
GoMSf I<l District
Adams ...... 13 \u25a0 ISlniberaU ......07 08
Atlants ..... 84 — (Jumbo ..... ..4.20 —
Mack Ant* .. 05 —Jttmbo Ex : ...1.85 1.95
1-lk B Bo&aas 07 OhlKewacas Ex... — 31
r.lue Bell ... — ISVilLone Sur .20 \u25a0.-—
Biue Bull ... S3 — JMar .Qo*«i •• 12 14
Footh ....... <& — 4Mayae ....... OT 08
Co!umbis Mt: 58 Cl!M<ioawk.Ex .. 09 10
Toot Frsc. — 2.s2HlN>v»dasßoy .. 08 10
Cracker Jack. 19 2«jNev G«,Mn?ld.- 88, 40
Inter \u25a0 .. .2.20 2.2M0r0 ..::::.:.. 22 —
•l>m B Btte C "i 25 27 Bed Hills ...".- 53 07
Dmdfid Tmgl. 20 .21 B#rt Top- .;.-.«. 20 - —
l.'lxle ...;... t<6% — Red Top Ex.. « 23 24
I \u25a0•\u25a0minion .... 62; io4U**nd*torm ... 44, —
lloren<^ ... ..5.60 s.7slSilver Pick . '.: 64 ~
Cold Bar Gid 65 ;—i»t-; lves ...... 85 1.00
Gld Oon M...B.T2%—l\Vrnal. ....::. 17y 19
Grandma. 16 '— Wonder .::.:. 02 03
CiMt Bead ... 77 ; 79 Yellow ; Tiger.. 20 —
Virt Bend Aax 12 14 Yellow Rose :.-" 05 j —
Grt: Bead Ex. 14 151
Bullfrog* District'
A^tlust ».. £0 -HLiseHArrU ,\ OS. 03
Prices for Southern Nevadas
Remain About Stationary
Goldfield Consolidated !;Min€is /Largely
. Eigure s in Sales of Big Blocks ,
A price; in excess of $9 was made In
the local stock exchanges yesterday
afternoon , for Goldfleld Consolidated
Mines, with a "buyer 20 days" string
attached to it. Otherwise the price did
not run -above ?B.SO. But there was
such an abundance of shares reported
sold atiless than $8.80 in' ithe merger
stocks that the tongue of gossip in
Bush street wagged glibly in wonder
ment expressed, i
More .than 20,000 share« of Goldfleld
Consolidated :. irfines, as • reported,
changed hands. The start was at $8.75.
Then came a drop to $8.70. - •
A slight rally took place and the
shorts, or some one else,' found pleasure
in covering at $8.72 &; for I,ooo 'shares."
After two lots had gone out, tyuyer 10
and seller 5, on; the basis: of/ $8.75* a
share the stock spurted with . a" good,
clean gait and ran for some thousands
of shares at $8.75 and $8.72%. • The
closing bid was at $8.70.
Taking the conditions altogether the
market of yesterday; may, be fairly, de
scribed as steady. .The stock game was
played on a level that was not affected
byjiny brilliant sallies or disturbed by
any large slump. The prices paid were
Just about the sameas. on the'day, pre
ceding. Combination Fraction had only
two prices all ; day, these, being $2.47%
and $2.50. Daisy held at $2.20 and $2.25.
Jim Butler got back to $1.05. \u25a0 Jumbo
Extension went at $1.85 and $1.87%. ;
Florence sold -at $5.62%. -Diamond
field Triangle showed more ; life than ,it
had manifested for some time aritl the
sales were about 20,000 shares. Mohawk
Consolidated Leasing dropped from 20
TO APPEAL TO STRAUS
ON SULPHUR RULING
No Criticism of Professor
Hilgard Intended by
Fruitmen .
In the report, of a meeting of the
fruit growers and packers in connec
tion with the new departmental ruling
agralnst sulphur under the national food
law,. appearing in last Saturday's Call,
the commlttee_and -H. P. Dimond were
unintentionally • misquoted as criticls
ingr Professor Hllgurdof the University
of California. The Call, in conformity
with its usual policy of fairness to all,
willingly corrects the statement made
in the article referred to, the • facts
beingr as follows :_
One member of the committee called
attention to an article that had ap
peared In the press, , which quoted Pro
fessor Hllgard as saying: "There was
an inclination to use. too. much sulphur
on vines and fruit trees, and sulphur
so used in excess* had, in some In
stances, resulted In*^ the .killing "of the
tree or vine." To this Dimond re
plied . that the article referred » to an
entirely different matter than. that cov
ered by the present departmental rul
ing." which is the subjecting: of fruit to
the. fumes, of burning sulphur, prior to
or following drying. He said that he
presumed. * that ' the general l public,
being Ignorant upon the subject, would
not be likely to distinguish between
sulphuring vines and . fumigating dried
fruit. No criticism of Professor Hilgard
waß matte or . intended. In 'fact. The
Call is informed that at the' executive
session oo r the board immediately fol
lowing,' it was decided to "consult with
the professor on the subject, JWHHEHfi
The most serious r feature of the de
partmental ruling r is that it comes
upon the state in; the midst of. the fruit
season, when there is no time to change
or modify present methods, or to
change or - alter labels and cartons on
hand in time to meet the demands for
the handling of ' the 1907 crop. The
governor, senators and ; congressmen
and T.he trustees of the Growers' and
Packers' association have been and are
making every effort to obtain a sus
pension of this decision for a "sufficient
length of .time \to permit the handling
of this ' year's : product, being
that the situation can be.. met; to ,the
satisfaction > of, the , department i and
without distress to the industry If time
Is given In which \u25a0to \ meet it. If, in, the
midst of handling : the great' product,
this order is allowed to stand in force,
the entire state will suffer irreparable
injury.;
The present state .of, affairs is de
plorable, for growers ..throughout the
state :fear to" sulphur, and , the packers
and shippers hesitate to accept" deliv
ery, fearing inability to ship to eastern
buyers.
An effort will be. made on the part
of the trustees, seconded by; the cham
ber of " commerce, \u25a0 to*.-: obtain an inter
view with Straus. today- to
present the situation' to^ him.
WORKS B O ARD TO BEGIN
WORK ON BRIDGE TODAY
Contractors' Want Too Much Money
so (the : City Department Will
.-." • ' Do the Work Itself \u25a0 -
/ Work on , the. Charles street bridge,
located between Mission and. Arling
ton, will be begun today; by, the board
of public >WQrks. i\The : bridge' In ques
tion' wasTcondemned as ''unsafe some
time ago, \ and "Since had been
used', only by .those who ;: could, not
avoid; iL The works, board; will do
the ..work -itself, ngurlng/that ;\u25a0 it .can
complete the Job; at a cost' of ; $1,200;
whereas the-lowest : bid -submitted'; was
greatly In \u25a0 excels . of j that- figure." /
Sixth . street '\u25a0'grading was
yesterday. \u25a0 and : that": thoroughfare .is
now, in first y class condition between
Market and Howard streets. Circulars
calling upon ; property "owners "arid
contractors to; remove ,' material : and
debris ililed ' in front- of, property '_. fac^-
Ing oorn r that street \u25a0 between", the -streets
named were sent out; last night. Should
these circulars % be'j ignored, Commis
sioner ' , \u25a0; Aigeltinger. l " said," ;"•'. the board
would ' remove,, them; itself.-. Patching
in Potrero* " : avenue : will be -begun
shortly. ' ' •*
APPOINTED RESERVE AGENTS
The. First nallonal bank : of/ San
Francisco -and . the\ National Bank "Jof
California Jof Los "Angeles "have .been
approved as '- reserve for the
Union national .bank: of . Fresno.
- \u25a0 .\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0-- -> .';\u25a0 .-"\u25a0\u25a0 "*-i.t. \u25a0\u25a0•*-;,;- v \u25a0;•;' ..."-'»•\u25a0\u25a0 >;\u25a0
Blir ; Bnllfroe. 02 03IMayfloTver Con 38 Z0
Bonnie Clare. 53 "55 Mte • Shos Ex. 10 .—
Bullfroi: - Mm. - — ; 17|OrlK *-.; Bullfrog . 07 >4 —
Blfrsr-Nat BY — , 24 Tramp; fConv;. 45 ,47
Gold Bar .... 70 — .'OX
Gol* Sceptre. 07V4 O&tYaokee Girl .. 05 OC
Home«take'K..:»6 I.OOJ .^.
.Manhattan ' District
Apr' Fool Ex.OlHf o2%|Man%Humboldt \u25a0 05 V _
Gold Wedge.."- 06 06 Man Little Joe 02 0.1
Granny<G*M.~r 23 .'£> Man MlnsXev 07 08
Mas Belmont. 01 .".'-: — Man" Red « Top :"; 02. .03
Man- Broncho. 07 US!ManSWbalef,J<<ifj ~
Man Comb . . . .02 .% Oi'Mc»tans \u25a0•- Man.. -2^ - 25
Man Cowboy: .04 ;,05lWne« Nut ' ; :~i\<* 06 *. 07
Man Dexter.-. 14 , . 16!Syl ; Humphrey^- 06 a :07
,' -Other.* Districts j-fe^l.ljjp l.;; l r,. : *
Southern Belle Mines „''".•.. .'....*. T^V&s~}!» 42
\u25a0 - 'Comstocks ' _:PrJii'i\*- >_.\u25a0'\u25a0
Con Va M Cor >70 '— [Ophir \ :.::.'.. 2.2b —
Exchequer : . .. •45 --iPotosi . ..', ,\ . ' 14 ,— |
THE SAxN JfKAiNUISUU CAIjU. W-^DJN'.E«DAY,( U ULY 24, 1907.
cents! t,o 15 cents/ .Red Hills : lost' its
spurt and/ but . <),ooo ' shares ' in ,"all. were
taken'injaf 56 to" 58 : cents, f with' a-.late
afternoon; slldei backtto vs6;'centsf; 'The
market was ; Jujst about ias -strong ' as on
theoperiingr \u25a0 day; of .! the ; week.%l Sales' of
Individual shares- did; not 'make : large
totals, . but "< the" showing - for I the ;> entire
day --of all 'stocks, ''taken' collectively,
was that 370,000 'shares were sold.' ' ' '
MAKES LARGE OUTPUT
Mohawk Combination Credited With
Hois ting $450,000 : Per Month ; !
The Goldfield " News saVg the ; Moiiawk-ComW
nat lon lease I company \u25a0' is i opening jl «p I ore > bodies
that > have been uncovered .; in , the , Sheeta-Ish \ and
Kalf us workings,", as* fast * as ; a '\u25a0• force . of * 135 men
can. ~.i Every day is '\u25a0* productive^ of ~- more % evi
dences ; oft. the r extreme i richness *• of-»the 2 veins."
During the \u25a0 last week , free gold in ' large ; quanti
ties has been'found' In the -pay,; rock.;*. The daily
output ; of. the combined ; leases cis | close |to 1 200
tons " and this 11b ; , being / 5 Increased is steadily,
notwithstanding the ', fact that ? the % majority jof
the miners -' are engaged ;In ;, developments work.
The >. value :. of " the- dally- output ". at»' present <"is
estimated/ at $15.000 \ or a month, but"
thin-will be f doubled -^ within -,thci 'next ;3(Kor <<K(
days. ; The ore ;is all being • tak'en tout for « the
present through the incline shatt ohfthp o'A Kal
fuslease,' but: the Sbeetp-leh^rOpalTßhaftJmay
bo -.used for, hoisting. th<Vi pay^rscts before s many
weeks. -At : the present ~ time 'th«. vertical -shaft
N boiac repaired and; when connections. with the
lower 'workings i of . the Kalf an are , : completed,"; it
will Im» used for '. hoisting • waste. ' and lowering
timber?. ; . • ' "\u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0 ;: . . ~ -.: s
v The ledge, wbleh; dips to the east has been cut
during 1 the last-f week In the. Kalf us vertical
shaft, at -.a, 'depth 'of i 27.1 : feet. '^ It has! already
been penetrated 'for 'a distance. of -10; feetiand
the;footwallti* not yet in sight. :. The t ore asKays
$80 a ton and,is;being piled for hoistlhg. without
sorting. = The -Incline . i=haf t . Is ' still •iv j ore - and
may be 'continued down .further and :a drift run
to connect - with the ' vertical . shaft. -
MOTHER MAKES PLEA FOR
JUSTICE FOR TWO SONS
Pathetic Scene Witnessed at
Arraignment of Burk r
hard Boys
There was a pathetic feature; : to the
arraignment of Walter A.' Burkhard ard
Eugene J. Burkhard,' brothers,. in Police
JudKe^Shortairs^court 'yesterday on; a
charge e >of violating \ section 60 1 of the
penal co'd^,. by. placing ' dynamite onl the
tracks of the 'United Railroads, Tin'Fal
con^avenue,Jbn July 19. .The-; mother of
the defendants, with tears in-her" eyes,
pleaded ; for justice „ f or ' her f two boys
and : begged, a ; postponement .that" she
might procure the services, of anattor-'
ney to represent them. "; s I .: ',- \u25a0 »
After the arraignment the prosecu
tion,^ represented^ by \. Attorney :: : T.".';M. J
O'Connor,' wanted to proceed with the
taking of testimony, : as > /Miss 'i A^da
Berksdale, the chief witness, .was going
to Hannibal, ; Mo. ;A ; police "court 'attor
ney asked for. a continuance.; but: Miss
Berksdale was . persistent that t her . tes
timony should betaken at once.
Then" Mrs. Burkhard' stepped; forward
and said:"/ "I am the! mother, of thetwo
defendants i and I\u25a0\u25a0 plead i fer; justice ; for
them. ; I ask for" delay; as ; it is my,; in-"
tention to.; get an able attorney \u25a0 tot de^.
fend them. I see no reason "why this
witness should insist upon testifying
how.".". - • •
. Attorney /saldtthat" he" had
no^objectiony to. a" reasonable i'contiriu-]
ance in the circumstances "and 'the
judge continued the case till; tomorrow,
when Mrs. Burkhard! said she would 'be
ready-with an attorney. ;- : >-
CHECKS SIGNED "TOOT TOOT?*
Robert S. Crutcher, 19 years 'old, was
arrested .in Fillmore ; ''street ; by 'Detec
tive 'Cornelius' yesterday son r a", charge
of f forgerjv- Last -.February " Crutcher
passed a number , of fictitious checks | for
small amounts and, ont some; signed ; the
name : "Toot Toot." /He" \u25a0 went to Los
Angeles, but returned', afew days ago.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following ; marriage licenses were '. Issued
'•In this city Tuesday, July^23: \u25a0'-.">'..'
Peter Ba'cigalupi, 23, 6 alley, and
Mary .• Bignottl, > 21, -. 1717. Dupont i st. .
' Kidney B.i -rattlson,'; 27,* 215 s Fourth \u25a0 aye., and
Ida? J. : Harrison.' 21. -,26 C Bt. ' v : '
Joseph '-- 8 . , Clark. \u25a0> 27.' * 471 • Third '-- u vc.; > and
May ;I. Falconer, ,'JZ, t 2323 -Van Ness ave/i-V. •
:- Henry ' O- « Bee*, 1 , 21^. 1316 D t Valencia i St., and
Pearl Miller. 20. 038 SUotwellßt. • \u25a0.—
- Charles ;J. s Woeruer, :. 25,' 2038. Washington st.,*
and ; Erma J. - Vollmer, ; 25, 442 . Page st. \u25a0 ; . \u25a0
; Paullnus O'Brien, ,22,' 47.? Lafayette St.,"' and
Grace ;; McHugh,": 20, 373 -i ßartlett st.
v:< Thomas : Hughes > Jr.,'; 29, iLos 1 Angeles, " and "A;
Lonlse : Elster, • 22,'- 1224 \u25a0; Buchanan '3 Bt. ;. ..
' Thrfmas V; Hemmenway, : 4o, 976 Eddy st., and'
Isabella V M. Rogera, ; 30, 60 i Central t am; \
.William H. 4 Dwyer, 21,' . Stamford,- Conn.,'
and . Laetltia E.M Blade,- 21, » 11KW-; Green st. . "
\u25a0 \u25a0 Trygve Lee, 22,'-" and . Sina '; Moe, -' 22, ' both "of
095 Fell 6t. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0• " " ••\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0."\u25a0
OAKLAND. July 23. — The following marriage
licenses were f issued f yesterday :-' : - ; • • .
:,' Jitaen Torre, 23, and \u25a0 Annie \u25a0 Onettl, 21, \ both
of Oakland. * .; - - v .
Fred PhiUlps." 21, and Esther Bishnak, 18,
both of, Oakland. * - ;; «
Julius Harnick,: 2s, and Lett'.s Tuors, 25, both
of San I Francisco. - ' . . • \u25a0•-„\u25a0 .
\u25a0 ~ Preston < Ketchum, 80, Oakland,' . and Elsie rL.
Maddux, ; 23, . San ' " •/
\u25a0 Adrlen ; F. \ Blanchard, :-. 30; " and Birdie ' F. Hill,
22. both of Alameda. T' " °. :--:.>. ."s
Martin' J."- Jensen, 1 22," and Delia M. Cassidy,
22,bothrof Danrille.- :... .:, r \u0084 " . •\u25a0-\u0084-,-.=,. ,-,-.=,
Jutara? Yabuki, 26, and <Tatsu ; Oba, , 20, - both
of Alameda:" ',-\u25a0-• •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.:\u25a0•:'.\u25a0*\u25a0,' . -\u25a0 . . \u25a0\u25a0.
\u25a0\u25a0'.; Harry' Smith,'' 24, and Frances G. Dumont,- 27,"
both; of ' Oakland- ;~^ :. > ; y
'. '• Edward • Ryau,"/ 36,"- San • Francisco, and ; Stella
M."? Bates, ; 29, Fort -Wayne, Ind: —v. * «:.-,-; ?, •
' Albert \ Kerth,': 62.'- aud , Josephine .W.J Clancy",-
41, both -of •;\u25a0 San Francisco.' = ; . \u25a0 ; ./ '.
Frederick W."; Parsons,;-. 23, ."Berkeley, and
Mattle = Hodge, ? 18^, San ; Francisco. \u25a0:; : •
-.\u25a0-\u25a0: James -T. , Mcßean.. 27, and Mabel • E.- McDon-
ald,- 19, -both of : Oakland. > .- v.
William H.-O'Neil," 24,1 and' Clslre E. > JohV
son, 18,' ; bothof : San -Francisco.*',.. .-.; •<\u25a0- - ' -,
- Percy ! J. : Cooke, •- 22, ;: Colusa,' and ' Bernle
Biker, \u25a0; I"4 Oakland. . ./ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0£ '- :: ,
BIRTH|M|!AGES, DEATHS
'\u0084 Birth/' marriage and 'death notices scnt-by mail
will not belnserted.'iTliey.nfset'-beihandedUn at
either r of Uhe | publication offices I and >be .'lndorsed
with ; tbe - name ' and . residence •of | persons ' author-
ized iitoShave^thaisameSi published."! \u25a0 Notices | rV-
strleted^ simply.', to [the announcement of the -event
are publii-hed once lv this column (free of charger
\u25a0=""". 'BIRTHS n '•" *-V •": .*.
THADELIUS— In Brooklyn,'; N. r : V..- July; 17; 1907; 1
'•. .... to * the ; wife iof - Dr.?: Paul 1 Tradelius ; (formerly '
I Esther ;Goldstone).: a - daughter.";- , : _\u0084 {.' :: -..
;;^^;^'v:DEATHS . ; ' \u25a0.;.-""
Adams, .WlWam.T.;'— Joneß.i Charles ;H...... 5(5
Barren,- Hdnrard,E.. >C Kilkelly, (James K""..~.lft
Bartholdy.yJulia !- rr.'.TO Klng,>,Tlmothj r J.r.".:;' G7
Blanch,*^ George 3 W.* 2S LiBke;siMargarette.*.rrt46
ißorge.a Jens ?(.'..:" ." 20 MeGaulej;"jiiUasF.'t:",7B
Carpy, .Jeanne." ..'..•. 70 | McGulre,- James : :-i : '.;*--.
('assfou,'-: Tirrre ' '.". . . 39 j . Neary, V Annie * ;:.'.;.': 26
Dowling,"Mar>' ''..".' ~ | O'Brien, 1 Daniel '.*;*-:r;* 52
Faliej-,: Margaret r;." 41 : Ogrady,"^ Capt."$ Frank 68
Fa pen;l Margaret r . . '—' Purington;; Mary i l.Tr." 23
Glynn, • Joseph ".. ..'.'. 34 Kydcr;? Henry s-;v; . . .- 33
Hate."? Nathan* S.'.'.rr; 75 Schaumleffel;;Herman 28
Harris,"^ Mrs. Amelia 50 Silver, v Isaac v;. ;.•;-__
H^dderman," F. \u25a0 M:v.* 51 Welch, 1 Jas;. M. Jr..t; 68
Hill, -Augtistus ,M.... SO
ADAMS— ln* i t lit« :» city," July? 23/* 1907; » William !
\ -T.TAdams,^ beloved } husband ' of i tbe i late • Pan-
. quala : ; Adams,?^ father ?' o£ \u0084 William,": ;: Juanlta^
Charles, t Edna, J Joßie;>" John, r May > and
• Adams, j and \ brother l of i Mrs. f J:> Petersen * and
£.'MrB.»BriggB,'|a'!nativei of England. - . " •\u25a0>
"1 :-'* Notice jot § funeral : hereafter. : ." •',"'\u25a0,<.
'BARROX— in this. city ,'" July, 23/1907, of dlph?
•• tberla. ' \u25a0at • tbe ; - residence ?of ; his 'i fatherA-tTO
Lee -- avenue, Vlnglcslde,"^ Edward: —./Barpan,;
*••\u25a0:- dearly ;\u25a0 beloved -\u25a0 son of ; E ." H . » and \u25a0; Pearl ; Bar-
*«* ron," j a? natlTe of i San » Francisco, -•• Ca1., ,: aged
:?8-yearslandU-monthj.r ;'::";;. ;; -\ ; r v •;;'\u25a0.. ---\u25a0;.
BARTHOLDY— At ' rest,f In ; thlsTcity, • July 23,'
1907, Julia, v belOTed \u25a0 wife °of c.the - late ? Fred-,
S 5 erlck ) Bartholdy,^ and 'devoted '> mother i of f Otto
v and 5 Albert !.' Bartholdy,* » Mrs.'ifi Minnie h- Ham-
J raerlch.v Mrs. 1 Emllie ) Christmann.l Mrs.i Ottlllie
V: Christofanl.f Mrs. ; Berthai; Kottlnger,? Mrs: i Ma-
; mie: Remus,? Mrs.; Emma ; Pearee , and ithe * lste
L-" Antoinette a Bartholdy,"-' a s native S of r Zemble-
: r; burg, ? Germany,'} aged « 7o : years, t :>\u25a0•\u25a0-"
. ' Friends and . acquaintances % are J respectfully.
I : Invited \u25a0'! to '•\u25a0' attend^the _ funeral * F,riday.n. % ; July'
'*. ' 26," at \u25a0 1 :30 - p.*<- m., ; from * her »late t r69ldenc»,'
C \u25a0• 2865 i Clay » street -, near : Devlsadero; -\u25a0 Interment
1 Cypress Lawn cemetery.":; - ",: . . ' - >{' <
BLANCH— Ia 5 this \u25a0 city, * July i 22, s 1907, George
-. W.'-t*" Blanch, »/ aged • 28 ": years...'A. ..'A . member. 1 of
\u25a0 bridge 'and -structural Iron workers', union, lo-
can N0;, 31^; « -':". :-'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'" \u25a0'-'\u25a0 •:i:-'-i'.:'-V:: i :-'-i'.:'-V: >»'-\u25a0.• '.'
-\u25a0i£i Friends J and , acquaintances • are > respectfully
':'•\u25a0\u25a0 invited i to "' attend ; the . funeral \ today | tWednes-
' /; day)/? July : 24, -J at 10 ; o'clock : a. > n»v,-J from ithe
' ' funeral' parlors of : the H . :\u25a0 F : \ Maass company *
'1335 Golden Gate. avenue near^Fillmore .street.
i Interment \ Mount H Olivet ':. cemetery, *,Tla « 11 :30
\u25a0 \u25a0.:'-' o'clock i\ train ; from : ' Twenty-fifth .> and ".Valen-
:>* da: streets.^ X-'i " : ?>'='>•\u25a0':\u25a0• '?t> v 'Zi~:.,\l~'--\ .-,- V-: -""V;'
BORGE^-Inithls city, July 21; 1907, Jens Borge,
" ~ beloved " brother - tit - Hans » Borge, a \ native • of.
>* Norway,' aged 20 years and ,7-mpnths.i Amem-
' ber i'of \u25a0! cement ' -workers'. \u25a0 union."'; 3 "\u25a0.-.;\u25a0-\u25a0..:;\u25a0,-
. Friends Sari v irespectfullT4ln'ited/to : attend
"-'the i'funeral v services '" today |; (Wednesday)," -at
' : 1 :30 -o'clock" 'p. m:, : at ? the * chapel:- of * Craig;
'\u25a0\u25a0j Cochran. & ? Co.','-. HC9 i- Valencia?- street linear
v 1 Twenty-third/ Interment -' Mount J Oily et »'ceme-
- :{ tery. ,- , : " '- '-' ' :\u25a0:".\u25a0' *\u25a0\u25a0 : * :/\u25a0:: ','\u25a0\u25a0;""-.'"•' ';-.:- -"..
: CARpy— in thU city.' July 1;22,V' 1907, ' Jeanne
- \ Carpy; x - beloved "\u25a0 mother . of iCharles 1 Carpy, a
• : ; native of France; aged 76 years 10 -months and
•*; 28 s days. .; -;-\u25a0 ,-:\u25a0-\u25a0:;\u25a0. --• --'.-t \u0084-,.->\u25a0 .-\u25a0\u25a0J-.-.r
'-: ' The • funeral i will 'take place : today (Wednes-
; day), ; July . 24; ' at l 9:30:l 9 :30 : o'clock." a.", m. ;v from
- her late; residence," " 2632 "< California-; street;
•;t thence •, to '-\u25a0? St. « '\u25a0, Dominic's l i where ;. a
5 i requiem I high V: mafis . for % the i.> repose *of 1 her
' J souli will :be • celebrated, *at% 10
V? o'clock.': Interment private. -Please omit -flowers.
CASSOU— in'; Redwood i City; Cal:; July 1 22,1 1907*
r Pierre I Cassou," beloved husband, of ., Celine ;Cas-
\u25a0 v sou,--; father -of \u25a0' Jean Cassou. " and ': brother vof
- .: Henri « and ; Baslle . Cassou,'"^ Mrs. H.* , Davis \u25a0 and •
.v Mrs. :E.\ Brand,' a native of St.'.Vincent Basses-
' France, * aged -39: years:-. -. -: r •\u25a0-.' .; ;...
" \u25a0 Friends and. acquaintances ? are r requested to
; attend : the \u25a0\u25a0 funeral ;: today \u25a0:. (Wednesday), V July
? 24, ;' at v l ; o'clock; \u25a0at 1 his " late • residence, % 2551?
. /: Clay ; street, • thence .to Holy i Cross • cemetery.'
DOWLIXG— In" this -city. July' 22. 1907, Mary/
Ibeloved^wife •' of the late '.'..Thomas , Dowlin.?,
and a' devoted^ mothpr ; of ; John;; Mary, -Agnes/
: '1 Thomas and Irene. Dowlinsr,"»MrB.:D: C.Heger
.;* and i Mrs:"? Fred ; Dreechmeyer. J •\u25a0 '; • . \u25a0; '- . ::•\u25a0
'\u25a0"-\u25a0' The, funeral will.take place tomorrow, (Thura-
i : 'dav>, at ; 9.a."' m.,*. from her Hate 1 resilience,; 95
; ' Scott ; street,' "thence i to Sacred!; Heart i church,
: I where a - requiem mass for j the ; repose of , her
;be celebrated at ; 9:30 "a. m; r Inter-
\u25a0:-, 'meat -> private."- '< . \u25a0• \u0084'\u25a0- ' •" V.
FAHEY— In -this city. July <\u25a0 23, 1907, Margaret
• Fahey, "wife iof \u25a0 Ed ward -i Fahey, i motherVof
! Margaret ; and the late Patrick - Joseph '- Fahey,
• '. and v sister fof : Catherine Maher * and -'. tbe ;\u25a0 late
\u25a0:'l Thomas I Maher and » Mrs. *j Martin - Fahey, a
./ native 1 of ,: County : Galway; : Ireland, ' aged •41
'\u25a0\u25a0 ; years;-: .'_ \u25a0..\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0•'.?-\u25a0\u25a0 ,'\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0'- -'''.V?-?^..-';?. .•.\u25a0\u25a0"-.•\u25a0'-\u25a0 \u25a0
\u25a0'\u25a0'•- "• Friends * and * acquaintances \u25a0 are - ; respectfully
'\u25a0\u25a0 invited; to attend the -funeral; today (Wednes-
\u25a0 \u25a0: day), : at : 9: a. \ m., • from - the ' parlors of i P;.iF:".
Green &V, Co.,' northeast-: corner <of <* Sixteenth
:* and s Guerrero : streets,- thenceVtoi St.- John's
"v churchy where a : requiem high 'mass for. the
repose of ? her \u25a0 soul 4 will be ; celebrated : at 1 10
ja:% m. Interment Holy Cross [ cemetery.
FAGEN— Entered into'rest; In this city, July 22,
1907, . Margaret Fagen, wife of M. Francis
.';•'• Fagen. : ,- -.- - ; \u25a0 -\'\ \u25a0• ,vV-''- -:"^: ''\u25a0: \ \u25a0
- Interment, strictly private,' tomorrow. (Thurs-
Vday}.-,---.-,. ; V:--'^: -.;,••' .- "' -• ' : - \u25a0:-. i\u25a0) I.
GLYNN— In this city. July 22. }\u25a0' 1907, Joseph
• Glynn. beloved ' son ;of tbe ~* late /James : and
• ; Margaret Glynn, -'and brother of Mrs. i J.
". - Manion '. and - Ignatius, ', Thomas . and \u25a0; William
-. Glynn; ; a native of San Francisco, \u25a0 .Cal., aged
V 34 years. : .\u25a0,'-\u25a0 .".- '• :-\u25a0;-"' :''.:\u25a0'.: JJ, v"--""-:
I :\u25a0 Friends - and \u25a0 acquaintances are . respectfully
\u25a0invited to, attend th« funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day), at 10 -a.:, m.; from the. parlors of J.:J:
; Crowly •& r Co.,': C 92 Valencia .; street. Crema-
V * tion ' Odd : Fellows' cemetery.^ > -^ .- , '• .;*
HALEXIn .this city, July 21, 1 1907. 'S Nathan
'\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Samuel." -Hale,^- beloved husband r; of V : Maggie
.->: Hale, : and, beloved; father of David and Minnie
. Hale,' 'a' native of Vermont, ; aged -75 years." A
. : : member '\u25a0 of = felt and . composijtlon roofers' union
<s" No; 1 of San Francisco." --•'•. • \u25a0.-\u25a0'\u25a0 -.: \u25a0
';,; \u25a0:-' Remains at. the -parlors of :P. iF. Green:&
- \ Co., \u25a0 northeast corner, bf Sixteenth ; and Guer-
";'; rero-streets. " .'\u25a0; " \ '/\u25a0.\u25a0': ,- : ,, K^:\---i: \u25a0'- ...'-.
HARRIS— In! this ' clty, v July ' 22," 1907, Mrs. , Ame-
•.; Ha ; Harris, ' widow of M . G . " Harris;'.; and . be-
:- loved sister: of MA; Gussie Davis," a native of
- ; Russia,? aged 550 * years. A .: member Tof I First
f v Hebrew 'Ladles' \u25a0 mutual benefit • society. ? >j
> *- •«-, Friends -, and ; acqua intances - are , respectfully
' •: Invited toi.attend; the , funeral \u25a0 today (Wednes-
1 : day),- July' 24,; at 10-'o'clock:^a.im.,-frtjm' the
funeral • parlors t of . Theodor ; Dlerks \'& : Co.','; 900
,'• DeylSadero street -. corner of *; McAllister, r nnd
- thence ; by .train • leaving ; Twenty-fifth and • Va-
-.. .lencia streets"statlon"afll:SO a:.m; to Salem
. j cemetery. -.-" " -\u0084 "- - '\u25a0':"• \u25a0" '[\u25a0'\u25a0'' \u25a0*:\u25a0, .-.:': ", .' ...'-\u25a0 ."-\u25a0,
HEDDERMAN— ln '"^ithis ' cltr, ; July 22, " 1907,
, I* Frank " M.- i Hf>dd#rraan, - dearly -beloved I husband
* j of i Annie i Hedderman, : and ss loving S father * of
: , . Wlnnlfred >liouisa, ' Clifford;', Joseph"Sand i? .the
•jl late i William 'John \u25a0 Hedderman' and '.loving son
\u25a0-*'-. of » Mrs. j Margaret | Smith, - a j native j of
\u25a0j ter; .Mlnn.Vt aged .51 ij«wra**l* month's and f-.28
"•;days.'«-VA •>: member .«s of journeymen 4 barbers'
.1 union,; local .No.V 148.^" ;.!::';-;<-*«\u25a0 t,..: ;.*\u25a0; . '\u25a0 -.
;--;-; Friends -and acquaintances are '.respectfully
~ invited \u25a0 to j attend > the s funeral \u25a0: today i (Wednes-'
. ; day), -. July -24. \u25a0; at'; 9 :So ' a.v m.V - ft-om \u25a0'- the i par-
lors l : of >; Porter t &'- White,; 1531 Gold*>nZ< Gate
avenue,;; corner, of Scott thence :\u25a0 to Sa-
cred 1 Heart : church, :. corner ,; of •« Fell ft and . Kill-
• more / ..«tre£ts; . for .'\u25a0. services. \u25a0 Interment :•* Holy.
"•Cross /Cemetery:..' \u25a0'\u25a0 '\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0: •\u25a0\u25a0;• •\u25a0';. '..\u25a0\u25a0..
HIIX— -In this city, July 23, 1907; Augustus
M.'Hill,; a native of Maine; aged SO yearg.-:
JONES— In Oakland ."Cal.V July 22, 1907, Charles
'; H;; Jones, ; brother: of : Mrs. a Lucy i Mixer, - a iv;
\u25a0;? tive of ; Massachusetts,' aged .00. 00, years. -,-.--
''\u25a0\u25a0 Friends \u25a0: and J acquaintances : are respectfully
Invited 1 , to r , attend ; the s funeral i services ,' today
(Wednesday),! July 9 24; lati 2:3o o'clock,* at
- the \ undertaking : parlors : of "Albert Brown; 570
Thirteenth^ etreet, ' Oakland. \u25a0 • • '.
KILKELLY— In this /City, July 22, 1907, James
Kilkelly.* beloved; son of William and'4Wlni-
f red 'Kilkelly;, and - .brother of Willie v and
i Norah * Kilkelly/* a native "; of - San -" Francisco, '
; ; Cal.,* aged, 15 - years and ', 6 months. : t - r - - .-,'.
' '\u25a0-.- * Friends " and t acquaintances :\u25a0 are \ respectfully
' : lnvltsd \u25a0 to";- attend - the ' funeral today ."tWednes-
>v day);, July 24,r at 8. -30; a.;: m., from -his Hate
r residence, ? 330 Thirtieth \ street; thence :to St.
: ; . Paul's f. church,':, where v a 3 requiem ' high s mass
.for th 6 "rei>ose.- of s his 'soul, will be celebrated
.at 9a. : m.] Interment f " Holy » Cross cemetery, c
KING— In <; this"; city,* July ; 23, V 1907, at ; his' reBl-
denco, 1 31«0 i.Twenty-thlrd '\u25a0> street, iTlmothy T J. 1
• King, % beloved '4 husband « of ? the \u25a0-: late
•\u25a0'\u25a0 King, -and 'dearly*. beloved' father ofjMayjand
. Jobephlnc .1 King, ;-' ai- native *i of ' Ireland, . aged
67 .< years. \u25a0A " member ;0f Valley \u25a0: lodge \u25a0 No. < 30,
=-. a: a.* v.^w:,; \u25a0. v- .:.-;' .•-«.;;•; -,--, ..,..,-... V.-.-
Friends.' and acquaintances : are ..respectfully
- : '\u25a0 invited ( to attend the ; funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
;' day>7 : at t> :ls ? a.*; m.,*- from* the • parlors \u25a0\u25a0 of 1 the
United v undertakers.-: 2608 \ Howard X street « near
;-. Twenty-second, j thence ' to J St. : Peter's , church;
' .. whore \a > requiem : high " mass \u25a0 for ; ; the r? repoae
Of his boul ; wlll> be celebrated;; commencing. at
' f) :45 ; a;- ta. i Interment ; ; Hol y !. Cross > ceni* tery . .
LI SK E-i-In this '\u25a0 city, 1 - J lily ' 22,^ 1907, : Jlargare tte
Llßke/, dearly. beloved wife of John Liske,' and
:* loving I mother ; of; Henry," Gertrude :and < Lillian
-j Liske. a - native \of - Lanenburg •- an *: der i Elbe,
-,'; Germany,', aged * 48 »< years J 9 • months ; : and « 4
' days. f A. member, of the rSchleswig.Holstelner
Frauen '.vereln.ii^ •:'..'•- -'v " .".'.-' rs-p-->*,*"*~ t '.\~
v ; '-\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 Friends "* and . acquaintance* are . respectfully
Invited to attend 'the funeral tomorrow^ (Thurs-
day), .at 1 :30 i o'clock . p. ? m:, ? from the : funeral
.-% parlors fof the ; ; H. -F. i Maass company,'* 1335
Golden j.'Gate t avenue I between Fillmore U* and
- fetelner streets. • Interment \u25a0 Cypress ! Lawn cem-
etery,^ by .train.le aving Twenty-fifth 'and' Va-
., lencia- streets jat .j 3:25 j o'clock p.' : m. , " ;<
McGAULEY-^July"-23,i11907,i Julia'- Frances '.Mc-
1-1 Gauley, '; beloved k mothpr;. of « James • Francis,'
Eustace Fredrick," William ',- Earnest and 1 Julie
, Clarice >McGauley, sand 'i sister, of < Mrs. -';-. Mary
, .'Joseph ';; : Frontin' of : Oakland,' Cal., aged -76
'-\u25a0' years. ; -:\u25a0;*: - -v;M r-y r-?-:-<r -?-:-<- St. "" •/•'\u25a0-.i'yS^f
f Notice ; of; funeral* hereafter. \u0084
McGUIRE^-InVthis -city; July' 23. ,1007, .'James
''i McGulre, 1 ? beloved T husband rof Kate * McGulre,
J .'and .". loving S father '/ of 4 John, \u25a0"\u25a0 James,";' Hugh,"
\u25a0 Charlie,"! Peter, and * the .» late 5 Eddie « and ; Mary
\ Ellen - McGuire, 1a \ native vof > County Fer-
; : managh,'" Ireland. ,.', '.''.;' .. ' „ - ,'
NEARY— IiiK this ~ city,'. July 22, "„ 1907,-* Annie! :
--- beloved i wife \u25a0of .Thomas ' J.'* Neary,"; and i sister
of Mrs. \u25a0 J ; i Clough l andi James, : Henry.y Joseph
}\u25a0; and Loretta Geary,*; a 'native of . San \u25a0 Ftancisco;
\u25a0 '; Cal.,;.aßeil 2fi years. "> ; /\u25a0<<-':..:- '-. :\u25a0;-•;.,; .^ifrvyg;
, '-•' \u25a0:• Remains at i the \ parlors lof Mcßrearty ; &l Me-
; Cormick, \ 015 street r near j Twentieth. 1 "
O'BRIEN— In- thisTeityXjulyi 21* 1907,; Daniel
'.'\u25a0 O'Brien,'^-, a.; native of Boston, ' Mass;," ; aged
""'\u25a0• 02 'years. ,!>:-\u25a0? '.">\u25a0 r-;. : ' y . ,'--J \u25a0'';-. ; '..'./.-' \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0_•\u25a0' -.^.r
"'.-"\u25a0/\u25a0 .-Notice; of ; funeral: hereafter. "Remalns^at
f: the parlors of -McGinn Bros.;] 1820 Eddy street.
'OGBAPY^Jn-j.VaUelp.'i Cal.. \u25a0\u25a0 July 23, . 1907;, Cap-"
i '-. tain * Frank - : Ogrady ,'J brother of \u25a0 Mrs.j Edward
'> McGettigan % and » John i Ogrady,"- a * ; native >'\u25a0 of
?.\ New 3 York;? aged %63 * yearB^>- ; \u25a0;\u25a0 \, .-. y^... ..,., \u0084f >. v
\u25a0•' if"! Friends * and * acquaintances r ar« . respectfully
, V invited i to* attend : ; tha j funeral i tomorrow (Thurs-
i;' ! day ) '• morning,* 1 ? from % ilie < undertaking * parlors
j of . J . T J •'* McDonald;! 216 Virginia • street, 1 5 Va-
Ift llejo;*d Cal.~-| thence f to f St.'i Vincent's ;r Catholic
-church. Interment * Vincent's :i cemetery ,yp
PURINGTON— In '>\u25a0 Yosemlte 'valley. Cal., July IS, :
8 1 1907^ Mary ilrene, * beloved i daughter of iJ . aM .
fA and % Elizabeth <H. :i Purlngton.f a -.native; of a Vir- 5
c ' :? glhla^ City;? Nev.;i aged <23 years and ; 6 > months."
.": " ; \u25a0* Friends | and * acquaintances ; are 5 respectfully
S invited 4to « a t tend the * funeral *> services VI to-
m day i (Wednesday),"; July i 24,'* at; !i \u25a0 o'clock i p4 m.f
*{i at 1 Trinity | Episcopal ', church, s < corner? of I Gough
si and % Bush J streets.^ In terment * Cypress ¥& Lawn
•p. cemetery,^ by is train ? leaving iTwenty-«f th § and
--; Valencia f streets ?at ;• 3 :25 ;f; f p. - m.".' Pleasg s omit
flowers. * Remains •: at ; 552 ; Page .-^.street ' near
Fillmore. \u25a0 ' ' ;
BYDER— lnfc this s'city,'^ Jnly- 22, ! » 1907, u Henry
;m Ryder.l beloved 1 husband \u25a0 of 1 the • late t Catherine
vs? Ryder.l father 5 of J Ryder, 1 and t- grand-
y'.i father /of ' Raymond f Ryder,- a - native ' of < Coun ty
'iJj Galway.l lreland,^ aged^ BS S years;-j A * member
\'t of t the ? veteran s firemen's [ association:^ ;,. \u25a0> * ' *'v .
*tJs» Friends i and '4 acquaintances i are respectfully
jl Invited tto~"t attend v th,e ? funeral today s (Wednes.
m day).lS at S 8:80 * o'clock % a:| m;,*> froml his s late
i|i residence.g 72 1 Elgin 3 park, $ thence tto 3 St.\; Jo.
! m Beph'a : church .*i where ja ! requiem • high \u25a0 mass \ for
j *.* the repose ? or! his \ soul i, will <be \ celebrated )' at
lift •; a.*m.*| Interment I Holy 'Cross cemetery .TOgM
I SCnAUMLEFFEL— In this city, July SJL, 1907,'
\u25a0 Herman. . dearly \u25a0? beloved 5 son Kate 'and
r.j the \u25a0\u25a0 late i Conrad Scliaumleffel,*'"? and
'. i brother* of J Jacob; j John,"4 William ! J and -J Frank
;ii: Schanfaleff el,l Mrs.l George ; LriTribble ; and * Mrs.',
ti Fred a? native^ of) San {Francisco,! Cal.'.*
•X. aged i; 2&\ years *. and f 14 j daysA?"A 'member *of
\u25a0%k brotherhood > of !»teanlsters;i local ? No/* 55."r.-: • C - «-
\u25a0' - . Friends | and ' acquaintances 't are J respectfully .
»i; invited i to attend , the ; funeral; tomorrow s (Thurs-*
. :~i day ) ,t Ju1y .« 25."? at 3 1 :30 1 p."~; m.Tt from • his ; late
-:•: • residence,--"! 3552 .; Twenty-second ;'\u25a0 street :' near
\u25a0•\u25a0I Chattanooga.*^. lnterment > Mount -j eeme-
:-' . v ; tery .'j_i -:.>\u25a0\u25a0;-.»:•„- •?- • ... ;\u25a0-. \u25a0: j •--• .-.- .'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. -.-\u25a0-.-. ; . .:"/.-\u25a0
SILVEBt-In 'this i city, Jaly 23, ISO 7, at his
.'Jl late;- residence,.'- 700A , Central^ avenue,.- Isaac
'-Silver, :' dearly r beloved \u25a0\u25a0; husband, of \u25a0" Rosario
!, -r Silver, s beloved \u25a0 father ; of Mrs.- Rossa Sharp-
y ham,"*; Mis \u25a0 Silver » and ~ Manuelr Silver
" ' of 4 Morganton, c N.s C.*, .} and * beloved & uncle rof
. ;. Mrs."s ; Esther -r Arzave,"- a native tof -~ Margalln,
'; Germany.'-. : , j; . - •.. .:.. \u25a0 \u25a0_\u25a0 ' ;.,\u25a0 \u25a0-"'\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0: v-- '•\u25a0"'\u25a0•»
'-, \u25a0 ' Friends ;• and s acquaintances ; are < respectfully,
?: '-: Invited ,to attend the '.funeral -tomorrow (Thurs-
' ; v day),l ; at Uo f o'clock S a;i m.; ;\u25a0 f rom ' the funeral
f'-i parlors i of ; Theodor,; Dlerks \u25a0& s Co.,'' 900 ! Devlsa-
-- \u25a0 dero ft street " corner," of Interment
? ; Eternal;. Home "cemetery,'-, by- carriages. : . '
WELCH— ln"' San* Anselmo.*Cal.i ? July* 23.V 1007.-
.\u25a0 / James , Jfadlson \. Welch* Jr..'; beloved . father of
,r, r Arthur W. Welch, Mrs.;; Mary* Salllvan, - Mrs.
- Agnes t Pope' ( and - the late I James O'.Xi ;, Welch,"
r '.' and •' brother -of -; Mrs:> Stoutenborough of ;" Inyo
; , county, '- and Mrs.*£ C. -1 Lennon > of \u25a0; Napa.j Cal.,*
. a native \ of i Boston,' Mass., n aged* 68 years. ' -
i •\u25a0: V -" Friends ,; and « acquaintances s are * respectfully
i ';' Halted -to attend the ; funeral ; tomorrow (Thur»-'
J; day).^ at » 10:30 j o'clock? a. - m.. i from i the ; par-
', p lore : of ; Carew *& ; English,"^ 1618 : Geary 1 street;
\u25a0\u25a0 thence •by ; special > funeral .- car on ? 11 :30 ' train
-' from,~.Twenty-nfthi and : streets. -In-
' terment. Cypress ; Lawn :; cemetery. ;. : ; . -.
- CAKproF THANKS
,q'<i We therewith vex tend-; our ." heartfelt ; thanks 1
: ;*. to J pur ;'i many * friends 5 and 1 acquaintances,-' es-
\u25a0 specially/ the : ; Fraternal <Order of Eagles No/
; -ti 5,V who Igave .so \u25a0• many/evidences . of kindness i
: . and ; sympathy, ; and '.the beautiful floral i offer- !
-X Ings, j extended f- during X tfxe \u25a0} sad " ; hours '\u25a0. of . our !
*-:\u25a0 : bereavement ;- in.?- the loss "'of c a ' loving bus- 1
,J band 'and, devoted father." \u25a0 , - - • -
'>; \u0084 ;, ; MBS.*; J.v C.. t JOHNSON -and' Family. i
sSiR&k CFMPTfRV
I ..\u25a0'\u25a0 J ,.., JJ - , .y..^- . )\j R» II \u25a0 L I•l_ 1 1 I
Sari-j Mateo "County. 1 = Finest and 'best
equipped ; : . Receiving Vault .and '" Chapel.
Masonic Association. Office
1154'O'Farrell st.- - >.. t '
G. IACCftIERi: : ; L. FERRARI.
--" X.t"' ' \u25a0\u25a0;v.=':l/.'-'IAC'CHERI. '.':;\u25a0" v.;- v ". -
PHONE MARKET. 714.' PHONE 6 VKLAND 3711
SAN FRANCISCO. <.' OAKIJVND, CAL.
o; iaggheri & cb.
FIiSERAL DIRECTORS and EHBALHERS
: :-"\u25a0 -3032 Mission 'st.f^ San ! Francisco.^ Cal.'S^-i*
Branch .Office iand 'KesMence, 548 Sycamore st.
' \u25a0 -..\u25a0> near; 26th.: Oakland,* Cal. ./ : -
1 Undertaker and Kmbalmer
2123 BusiiStreet Near Fillraore
.•-\u25a0' Formerly at 305; Montgomery ay.
V, . V.: ! ." And 810 Van News ay., . -'
11. Finest private residence. accommodations. v Lady
attendant. J" Carriages '.and- ambulances to hire.'
t Tel r,W.est 2690. , ; \u0084 -. -• .
! McBRjE ARTY & McCORMICK, v
I \u25a0 \u25a0-,* FTINEItAL DIRECTORS :, ,•'
j 015, VALENCIA ST, ;,NEAR 20TH '-,'.
I Formerly 'of McFadden, Mcßreartjr :. & Green,
I ;\u25a0'\u25a0 ."\u25a0"--.' Telephone Market 97 - \u0084 . •> '\u0084 .. .
VALENTI, MARINI & CO;
I TJXDERTAKERS
, 3448 MISSION STREET; -
Near Thirtieth. . ', . Tel.*. Market :282.
J. J. GgOWLY & CO.
• ;\u25a0' '- FUNERAL DIRECTORS
; . -686- Valencia; St., bet. 17th and 18tb. .
I H;J, Gallagher Undertaking Co/
1314 : WEBSTER ' st. '\u25a0 bet. : Ellis and I O'FarVeil
. Tel. West 3025. DANIEL P.' DONOVAN. PVes.
: & Manager;; JOHN:DOUGHERTY,;VIpe:P^es.'
I P. F. GREEN & gSJ
I :.':>'«• funeral<direct6rs ; ~ - :
U >\u25a0-".- >NE.~cor.'» Sixteenth" land Guerrero sts. ' v " .
Formerly;; of > McFadden, i~Mcßre>»'rty- &- Green.
\u0084 : .Telephone; Special ,ls67/ \u25a0 \u25a0
I" g: :p: prechtel; : >.tG. 3 w: keeler: 1
'-: " Vice Pres. v and i Mgr. \: > Pres. H
: M Golden Gate Tndertaßing Co. I
: 2475-2453 MISSION ' ST.'. Phone ' 12590.U1 2590. U
CAREW & ENGLISH i
FIJNERAI4 DIRECTORS
' .tf 1018 GEARY, STREET ! ,
. Between Buchanan and Webster
\u25a0; -'.:.', Phone \\Vtut[ 2604 /
LiEARY BROTHERS
•-\u0084 -FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
; -";; 2017s.Twenty-fOurth'iatr^.. :>;
: Between Harrison and ; Bryant.
\u25a0•';\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0" ; -Phone Market 5742. •: J. ' :
Cypressjlawn Cemetery
. OFFICE ' 1380 SUTTER ST.
• \u25a0\u25a0 " : :'. : \u25a0\u25a0/\u25a0.- JV*ar;-Van;'Ne»»:>'Av..'
Rooma 5 and 6. ;. 'Phone ' Franklin . ISSO
;,.;G.' SELUNGEB./S H.*METZLER. -> .; '
METZLER'S UNDERTAKING COMPANY
1082 Folsom st. '; bet/, 14th ' and : 15th • : -'
'../.:,-" :i: i \u25a0.\u2666*-•' PHONE MARKET* 160.^. -'1 '\u25a0 ,
' -""''U' •'-"> OCEAN TRAVEL';-;
-In all tyib ,w6^ld
'WGREATJbAI£E&
NORTHERN STEaMSHIRGD:
! S.S/t NORTHLANIS', -S. S. NORTHWEST
I Between CHICAGO \u25a0* i Between DULUTH,
I Mllwaukee.Harbor * ijHo-ughtonjt-*': Mar-
Springs," Macklnaoi Squette.vSaultwStel
Island **D c t r o 1 1'| j Marie, VMacklnac
f C.I cv c 1 an d ; and "> ; ilslandi'iD etroi t,'
BUFFALO. •'.: \u25a0•\u25a0' ' ?v r ,Clev c 1 a n d and
v-^.-r^iO'--:.':' "V \u25a0 * 4BUFFALO.'K;; ;
:; Sailing from Chi- "Sailing* from Du-
cago- every jSatur-^ jluthvteveryj.Tueß-
day ; ;^ throughout" \u25a0 day. :.•/\u25a0 throughout
the'summer. '\u25a0-; \u25a0•;.\u25a0:-.'; Cthe summer. \u25a0--,-
l< ":.f.>:-tA.;:;:v; : ;. : ;><^;.rs:^:-;-c; ; \u25a0 ---;.. -.Nl
Semton from June 23d, to First Week tic September
European; or American Plan."
\ TICKETS} OPTION AL
'\u25a0 ."'.'' \u25a0."i..'.'.":'^ /?«»"' or Steamshipi'ii* "...'. \u25a0/. : ;
: For full inform»tJoa, rates.'etc* apply to \u25a0_\u25a0
*GE6VvW. COLBY,'; General- Agrent, ,
26 'POWELL; ST.; Sain f Francisco, Cal
>^PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE
U S." S.-'.THBBBN i <7.000 ; tons) ,-» Captain ; K.'i Peter- .
\u25a0ea,"v: Hailing a from %' San g Francisco H on g orj« about
July 30,% will s carry , passengers . to : Masa tlan. ,* San
Blasts Mansanlllo, - s Sallna *' Craiy, San k s Benito,-
Champerlco. _ Sau ; Jose >dcV Guatemala;^' Acajutla,:'
La J union, #Amapala,t ; Corlnto,v* Punta*jj"Arenae
(0.1 B. ),*f 3ahia,^ Man ta, Guayaquil,*? the < principal
ports Ila i Chile, Havre : and 5 Hamburg.- For - rates
and i partlculara applj.;to \ LENDAL ; M. ; G RAY,
Manager, stjnlon street \ wharf t N0.1 2 \ (Pier; 19).
«2Bfcv . _ \r~ •. A . '
Corapagnie Generate Transatlantiqae
'—\u25a0^'-A DIREC?rIILINiiITO| HAVRE^PARIS > ' ." ,>"!- ;
'Sa Sailing * erery.t; Thursday X lnstead '•, of n Saturday*'
at flO »;i m;,"* from i Pier • 42,"? North I river,'; foot : of
Morton ' street. ;,- • . .- , ls^mM^&^*%sSßßm&
%-- First i class Ito f Havre^ ?70 ; and Snpward : i second
class « tosHayre.'^ ?45 s and *upward.ffi; GKNEKA L
t AGBNCY^ FOR • i UN ITBD % STATES 1? AND | CAN-
! ADA;¥|22 feßroadwayasdliidsonlbuildingjrJiNewi
i i York.tyj.l F,f FUG AZl^a manager £ Pacific s Coasts
I 630 i Montgoniery I stroet;t. San t Franclsco.l- Tickets '
; sold|by|aUlrailroad|tlctet \u25a0 uge'uts.c; ' -\u25a0 , .
dHBHBBV-'-'' ""'''' '' :': '- 1 - I '--"j- .':\u25a0'.": : ' '' ' ..\u25a0-.'. '':'\u25a0-'.> '\u25a0••'- \u25a0' ,
MJCTIOiN SALES
150 -Horses— lso
TAKE NOTICE
On Wednesday, July 24th,
We ; will -"sell \u25a0 150 . head of mares ,'iiod geldings,
weighing i from •- 1 ,200 to . 1,000 pounds and \u25a0 from
4 to 8 years old. ThlaUs the first of the 1907
•crop • of,. the , famons : *;Wagontlre" \u25a0 Brown horses,'
which >. were ', raised -on bunch '• grass r . In " central
Oregon. '"'.They- are |of »the" Norman and Shlra
breed.'.being'blg.", heayy; boned r stock - and ; easy
to : . handle. \u25a0No • better \u25a0 horses : come ' to \u25a0 this mar-
ket. \u25a0\u25a0>+, We' Inylte: all. and -especially, those wno
hate : used horses from \ this ranch, to come and
get -what they may need. ;(. . *
rnSale place : at U a.m.,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 24,
at J;b; HORANIS Sa!Oards,j
. Corner Tenth and Bryant sts.;'* San Francisco.
f W. H. HORD. AocUon*«r, : ,
\u25a0 .:..'-,.- \u25a0\u25a0 : " 704 Market \u25a0 st.
•;;The double event
ATTCTION-r . SALE IX OAKLAND,
V^EDSESDAy,JULY 34, AT U A. M,
* UT-505.4TH ST. » -
_ 111 1 will t sell Mor i the high . dollar tbe ' estate and
disposal i. of "stock of the following people " sn<!
well \ knorwn ranchers: -- J.« H. . Clyde— 2l head of
narness horses \u25a0 from . the iWestern Pacific railroad
camp; the" Halstead s LWery company, ilO head:
J. C.- Perkin*. , 5 head; the Minnie ranch, .11
head..; All ; these horses "are -well ..broken and
subject tr> a i trial. * Sand. ' rock.* eontractors'r ex-
press, deliTery. grocery, milk, camp and peddling
vvasons. busgies,^ surreys.- hunting and mountain
traps. of every de«<?rfntion. 60 s«t» harness.
\u25a0 J. W. 51 EDERIOS. Licensed Auctioneer.
v CONTRACTORS', AUCTION SALE ;
By: order of the ' S. R. Construction Co. we
will sell yon WEDNESDAY. July 1 24. 11 a. m..
their .-: entire : teaming - outfit, - consisting of "i *
sand wagons In ; perfect i order. 18 seU of good,
heay, donble i harness, 25 large work * horses. 4
single drirlng , horses • and { 2 , or , 3 light -rtg«.
Sale positive.-; rain or - shine, . aa these people
hare \u25a0 gone out of • bnslnens. Sale v Ukes place
at Scofleld's Stables, cor. Market and Brady.su.
near 12th. Outside stock sold on commission...
\u25a0 ..A. H. SCOFIELD & C0..-; Uvestock Aucts.
*• JCEA.VTRAVEL
'^ST?^Sn^ ; Steamers Lear* . Broadway
/cSp~^Sii\ Wharres.
r^Ymm '. LOW RATES," Including
M/ W^J'fe \A BERTH AND MEALS*
{ I \^g?^ j j SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
V^ \ J^Sy F*»r LOS ANGELES
'SAX -DIEGO -,
r*Z£lS£iS r SANTA : ; BARBARA
£!*? of ; P ~ Uebl * •• ••••ETery Sundsy.lO a.m.
istate of California... '.Every Thursday, 10 a. m.
FOR i SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER.' B. C-
PUGET, SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
Sonoma ...iVAug. 3. 3p. m.: Aug. 2o. 'll'i.'m.
President .".July. 27, 3 p. m.: Aug. 10. 25. 11 a.'m.
Umatilla ........... .Aug. 15. 30. 11: a. m.
RODND THE SOUND EXCURSION. 11 DAYS
\u25a0round,; trip, including berth and meals, $40.
FOR •: EUREKA ( HUMBOLDT BAY)
City \u25a0 of Topeka.. July 22. 27: Aug. 1. 10:30 a. m.
Pomona . . . . Jnly 23, 30; Aug. 4, 10:30 a. m.
FOR GUAYMAS, MAZATLA S.' LA PAZ.
i. ENSENADA,'. SAN JOSE DEL CABO,
ALTATA, MAGDALENA BAY, MEX.
Curacao.... .;.. 7th of each month, ; 10 iv a.
ALASKA* EXCURSIONS
LEAVE SEATTLE AND VICTORIA.
Spokane . . . . . , : . . .*.'.. . . . . .-.-.-. .July 26; \u25a0 Aug. * 9
NOME OR ST. *MICHAEL
Senator ............ ........Sept. 6, Oct. 7
President .;...... ........ ........;....Sept 28
M0ntara . . . . . . . . . .• •.-. . , .- . Aug. 15 . (freight only)
; Right : reserved • to ', change ' this ; schedule.
*. * ' '"TICKET OFFICES: ;
SAN. FRANCISCO— 3 Market st. and Broadway
;:Wharf. Temporarr 492.-- .
' OAKLAND .."."....:..:.... WIS Broadway.
San Francisco Freight . Offlce— Broad way > Wharf. !
CD. DUNANN.O.'P. A., San Francisco, ;
Toyd Risen Kaisha?
• \- (Oriental Steamship' Co.)
.'* Have* opened, their permanent '"office at
| Room 240, James Flood Building
S.'sV; '.'Nippon Jjaru"' (calls at Manila), Thurs-
day,- August 15, 1907. i'-. . •
\u25a0 S. - S. "Hongkong Maru" (call.* \u25a0at Manila).
; Thursday. September, 12, 1807. 1 ' ;
S.v S. \u25a0 "America Mara," Wednesday, October
i" Steamers will leave wharf, cornor First and
Branaiin street*. 1 p. ro.. for /• Yokohama and
Hongkong, calling at Honolulu. Kobe < HI030),
\u25a0s'.igrsatl and Shanghai, \ and lonnenfng at Huag-
ken g .with Mteatn cs . for < Manila, • ludia, etc No
cargq [received en board on day of sailing.
* Round trip rickets at'ireOnvwd ralei.; -
- .For! freight %nd passage apply at office; James
Flood building. • \u25a0 .1 -... \u25a0
W. H. AVKRY,
.. ../".. , Assistant General Manager..
ST^MiGHAEL
:': '- \u25a0-' •^.r^ A ~^' s «* Jf \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 i r-^r -^ \u25a0•"-.•\u25a0-•\u25a0\u25a0. -.-:' ... \u25a0 *
- : .' Direct from San Franelaco
:;V.;;';-;-^9.£S.; SAN; MATEO;. ,
'•\u25a0i Will make fouF round trips during the season.
Next sailing on ; or about August 20 from China
Basin v wharf > and i, every U0 ; days thereafter
Freight received oa'and after Jus** 50 at China
Basin wharf. 3»SSg»ufojjßßaßgawjBM>^».
« . For/. freight; and ' passengers apply •to '
B ARNESON-HIBBERD S CO,
172 s Ea«t , St A San Franelaco.
•-; Twlephono Temporary t»7O. ,
OCEANIC S^S;e6.
(SPBBCKELS fUNE) -'
HONOLT7LTT— S. S. < Alameda • sails Ang. 3, 11
a.m. Round trip,. «125.-v '*!,•,.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Mariposa sails 11
v a. \u25a0' m., '\u25a0 Aug. 6. - Bound trip, first class. $125.
HONOLULTX— S." \u25a0S. > Sierra sails 'Aug. r 24, 11
:a. 'm.'-.ißonnd trlp,'tisa."> . i > ,; ». •
Faasenger Dept., 67s Market St.; Freight offtce,
. . ; , 58 Clay ; st. ?: Phone Temp. . 1231. . *\u25a0-. ••;
; :: \u25a0';\u25a0 .\u25a0:- \u25a0 ;:.:.;\u25a0 RAILWAY TRAVEL '" -
Northwestern PacificßailroadCo.
1 vMay:s, ; lWv:
SHORE DIVISION ' .
For) Saunallto, Mill Valley, San Rafael
WEEK-DAYS— ' Every :-.- 30 -mirrutes
from ;; : 6 :1 5 :' : to ? ; 9 : 45^ a, m. ; ; hourly ,, until
2 :4ssp, ; m.;';thenjeveryj 3o mlnutea until
7:4s*p."'m.;'9:oo,*lo:ls;and!H:ss'p. m, :
i.r SUNDAYS-- Every 30 minutes from
6:15, &.- m:^untllvB:ls p^m.; ( 9:oo, "9:15.
f9:45, 10:15 and;ll:ss'p. m.'. ,
; ! For ' Fairfax-^— Week days — 6 :15, 6:45
,7:15,\ 8:15 a. ; m.,>2:i5, 3:15, : ; 3:45/. 4^3,
4:45 and' s:ls p.. m.i Sundays— 8 :15,;9 -15
10:15,;i0:45,lll:45 a. m.,U2:45, 1:45, 2:45,
4:15,?4:451,and-B;ls ; ?p.tm.\' :. \ .
>> Fori; San fQuentln— Dally— B:ls, 8:45'
ll:45«a.' i ,rn."*12:451and»1:46 pO>m. ".:.-. ••
7 j8:1j 8:15 s a.2m^!daily," 2:4s p., m. daily ex-
cept rSunday* and .8:15 p.^m." Sunday only
for (Camp rMeeker, Monte ;Rlo,~'Cazadero
and> way^statlona.;,' V ,.'\u25ba : .
V 9:15"a, J ;m.,Sunday f only ? and 11:15 p. m.
dally fi except ,' Sunday, r for Lagunltaa,
Camp v fc Taylor,D Point ; Reyes . and- way
stations.'^ r . :
... ? *Tof Sausallto .only. .
]'<!., WESTERN DIVISION.
For Tiburon, Belvedere and San Rafael
:^,7^O.^S :oo;- 8 :15,*; 11:00 a,* nvM J :35, 3:303 :30
s:lo;>*s:so;r 6:3o »p^:in.i dally. -;» ; - s •
,Vkl:Zdi a. ; m.; : dally> tor s Petaluma; ; Santa
Rosa;-iClQverdalVsUW»Q. ! .iWllllt3, Sher-
wood,^ Sebastopol ; and way stations.'. *-\u25a0 j ->
< ,1 S :00 t &.% m.^daily^ tor "Petaluma," Santa'
Rosar^Camp^Vacation,-"*. Glen* Ellen and
\u25a0way^ stations^ : ; '. . ,
•3 :30 p."im. a -daily ; for,. Petaluma,; Santa
Rosa;''«Cloverdale.rUklah,^QuernavlHe'
Sebastopbljand ' way i stations. ;<i.ji - ' •*
{.is -: s:lo>prim:« dally ?for.< Petaluma, Santa
Rosa.'^Glen* Ellen, \u25a0 Sevastopol , and< way
\u25a0 stations:" -.,'v^ '\u25a0•;".-.- ' - ;"u^~;'; :'.. -;-^.- ',„..;.. "' ,
•«=;9:lsra.*;m.~ Sunday i only, for Petaluma,
Santa > Ro3a;^Glen;EUen and way 'sta-
'tlonS^:-"i;" ; i'P V:-'- '\u25a0:.;,:>";. ,- : ." \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- : '\u25a0-': - ' ' ' \u25a0'' ,* : -
Sr.ji»Te tTlburon : only on \ week*, days.
fiiTlcket : offices:^ Ferry ibulldlng,\ and " Geaeral
Offices, * James *. Flood i bollding. \u25a0 , -.' ; v 1
pm&Smm-JASrf- AOLKK. General * Manager.
J.*J.' GEARY, Act. Gta. 4 1'assenger & Freight Art."
. . \u25a0 ' .\u25a0 " •"\u25a0 - . \u0084'--\u25a0;=•.\u25a0••
_ . ',{ RAILWAY TBAVBX v
* \y*^?sS**±. Trsfas leave sad ar« in*
y^MGLir^gy ' U arrive it
r'l^^nn an ' rranc^ sco
v^^S^r / Fbom jONI v - 1907
• >^CSnC// FERRY DEPOT
'N^jr>^ \u25a0-...;.-. root of Maxtet Street
: Lca-ro * ~VIA OABXA3n> PIER— ArrlT» \.
7.00 a Elchmond.BeniclB>.Bal3nn. Sao- '
ramento. and Way Statioxa— 7^J»
. 7.00 a. Elmlra. Vaca vllle, Ram5ey . . ...... 7ASr .
7M* DaTia,^ Marysvllle. -OroTffle.
Eosevllie: Red Bluff. Dtmsmuir 7.48» .
7.Ma Haywmrd, Nllea. San Jose „.._._ ?.(»•
7.40 a Vallejo. Napa.- Calistcga, Saata <*«f§|
Rosa. Martinez. San Ramon — : 92U .
7.40 a Niles. Pleasan ton. Li vermors, '
Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton™ — ;• 7J3»
8.60« Shasta- Kxpress— tVla Paris.) ftmffl
WUilftms. Bartlett : Springs.
Willows. Red Bluff. Ashland.
Portland and East . . ...-.-. 128» > •
. Wos» \u25a0 Maxtlnea-AnUoch Bjron Tracy, ~ ; :, ..." ...
Stockton, Newman. Los Banos,
Jlendota. Armona, Haoforo, 4.09»
A'isalla. Portervllla — — 4.48»
$^3a Port Costa. Lathrop. Modesto. ;
Marced; Raymond. Fresno.
Han ford. Visalia. Tulara. Bak-
ers n eld _________ *M»
SJBa Newark. Saa Jose. Los Gates.
Wright -_— S- 48 *
9.00 a Niles.- LlTerraore. Btockton
(•Milton), Valley Spring. ..'
- Ioim», Sacrameßto. Red BlnfL-. *\u25a0»«•
9.0O» Soiiora.Tuolumiie audAngali,.-. -4.83»n
».«• Atlantic Express — Oaden \u25a0_-. . 7_S»
I.COa Truciee. Lake Tahoe. Reno. '
Tonopah. Goldfleld. Beatty — 7_3»
9.4Ca Richmond. Port Costa. Martinez.
and Way Stations ___ — : ••«»
IO.COa The OverUud Llmlted-Omaba. .
Chicago. Denver. Kansaa City ••*»»
10_0« Vallejo. Mara Istand.NaDa.__. ' ILZSa
lu_oa Los \u25a0 Angeles Passenger— Fort
Costa. Martinez. Bjron. Tracy. „.- . \
i Lathrop. Stockton. Merced. * T
. Fresno. Goalieo Jnnctiort. Han-
ford. Lemoore. Vlsalia. Tulare, .
Baker9field.Lo3Angeles«.-». — 7.08»
12_0» Niles.San Josa and \V»y Stations 2.i8» .
lAfy Newark. San Jose. Santa Cru^
! . Laurel, Boulder Creek. Del „
i Monte, Pacific Grove- — *_Sp
I 3XOp Benicta. Wiutets. aacrAineuto.
I Woodland. ICnlslits Landing. •
Marya»ille and OrovUW- :„ — »•«•
J_op Yosamlte Valley .Tia Raymond— *
\Vawonaßo-te_...—-- — 8 - 43 *
3_op • Port. Costa. Martinez. Bjiou. - -
I -Modesto. _(erced.Fresno^__ B-o»» ;
1 3_o» San Leandro. Niles, San Jose...— >.*«•
3_op Via Tibaron. West . Napa. St. \u25a0
\ Helena. Calljtoga-^.^—^—-- W- 25 *
3.43? PorUand Express, (via DaTls).
WlUlams. WHtows. Red Bluff.
! Ashland. Portland and Eaat t.4U.,
4M9 Valleio. Martiue*. San Ramon. -•__.
! Napa Callstosra Santa Ko9a_. ,••?«»
i 4.Wp Nlles. Tracy. Stockton Lodj _ — 10_S«
I . 41»3 : Chlua and Japan Fast Mall— MB
I Oxden. Pueblo, Denver.__i_as t ,\u25a0•
} Chy. St. Louis. Chicago.
I Martinez. Stockton. Sacra- -
I mento. Renq. Sparks — ;-;:—-. *t*«
4.49p San Leandro, Hay ward. Niles, | .M-2S* '
Pleaianton, Llvennore _ "• t11.43a
5.00p Tlie Owl Limited— Newman. Los
Banos. Mendota. Fresno. Tv- .
lare. Bakerslleld. Los Aimeles ».<»•
S.oOp Newark. San Jose. Loa Gates. <
Wrl«ht-____ -_'.X__.--- *•\u2666'•
S_t»p San Leandro. Niles. San Jose — . 7JU
\u25a0 $.40» Vallejo. Fort Costa, Kenicia. Sui- ..- • -> ,
, * \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0- sun. Sacramento — _. — -—.:-: 1~**«
S_o» Fast Mall— O Eden, Cheyenne. - -
• Omaha. Chicago _.._' — - 12-***-
#_op Hay ward. Niles and San Jose — i.4*»
7.00» Goldfleld Pass.— Port Costa. Be-
nlcia. Suisuii, Elmlra. Diion.
Davis. Sacramento. Trnckee
Lake Tahoe. Wads-worth.
, Hazen. Falion. Tonopah. Gold-
fleld. Beatty. aud Keller . 7-Ma .
7.00p Vallejo.. Beneda and Way Bta- ;*^v-
tlona. Snnday only — \u25a0 ..*\u25a0 — II— »a -
B_ O9 Oregon Express—- Sacramento,
Marjsville. Red din jr. Port-
I land. Puget Sound and least. »-<« a
I COAST LINE
I Jtar^Thlrd and Townaend StreetaV
i 1.13 a Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
! . Stations. •_ __.._. — Wm
I Js_3* Sunday Excaraion.— Santa Cruz.
Boulder Creek. Laurel. Del
Monte. Monterey :—.: — . lIOJIJ*
! 7.Ct»a Valencia St, Redwood. San Josw.
Morgimliili. Gilroy. Pajaro.
Watson ville. Santa Crnz— Lau-
rel— Boulder Cre«k. Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific Grove.; 11— Oa
B.ooa The Coaater-rSan Jose, Salinas, ' * -
I Paso Rob le s' Hot. Springs. ..
.'.Santa Margarita,. San Ln la
Obtspo. - Guadalupe. Ssnta
Barbara. San; Buenaventura.
Oxnard. Burbank. Los Awzeles, 11.15*
B.ooa D*l Monte. Pacific Grove. Surf.
Loinpoc- ___•; _„:_.„ H.lSs
MOa San. Jose. 'Gilroy. • Salinas,
t^iso Robles Hot Springs. San
Luia Obispor-LosGatos, Alma.
Wri«ht— T re s J P* n o s— Panta
Cru_ Laurel. Boulder Creek— '
Del Monte. . Monterey, Pacific
Groves.-—.— —~~~ :-—.- 4.1*»
19.30 a Valencia St.. Burliuga.-n-?, Saa
Mateo." RW wood. Palo Alto..
I Sau Jose_.- ___..„-—_————-_. »T.4fl« .
11.35s Valencia St.. Cemeteries. San
Josa and Way Stations.... . 5.43« ,
lAQ9 Valencia St., Cemeteries, San
1.4& a 13anta r_ruzT~*"iaufeir.* Boulder
Creek._-._— ___„_.._..--— -.~—.. 7JO>
3Mp Del ' Monta Express— -Valencia
St.. San Jose. Gilroy. Castro- '
ville. Del Monte, Monterey.
Pacific Grove _____'. 12.15*
3.13p South San Francisco. San Jo9e.
•TresPinos.™ _»\u25a0»-,___, K I9JSm
4.00p Sunset Express— El Paio. Hous- •
k , ton. New Orleans : _._.'
" Pasoßohles Hot S?rinss. Santa
" v Barbara; Los Angeles „.. 12.40*
t<_ o» Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
' Stations- ;t. "" ' :"-"*.:—. t8.0«»
- 4.40p Valencia St.. San JoeeandWay .
--"\u25a0-'••, -\u25a0 Station* „ :„-„__. ; - l_tl»
fs.oopi Valencia St., ; Burlineame. San
Mateo, Pain <\u25a0 A Ha. . San Jose.
-^ Lo» Gat<vi. Wright .. « , • f ».OS«
S_»s Fan Jose, WatsonvlUe. Santa Crua \u25a0" J..0»
5.«? Valencia St.. San Mateo. Red.
-wood, Palo Alto. San Jose.___._ SJO»
ts.OOo -Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
Stations -.___.___'——:-„__- t«.4S«
t_*9 Valencia St.. South San Fran-
cisco. Son Jose '- • , ~ ~ 6.30p
7.00» New Orleans Ex press— San Jose. .
SuHnas. Paso - Robles Hot
Springs, : San / Lni3 ,Ohispo
Santa Barbara Los Ap?ete<i__ t-Oa
I>emin». RlPaso.New Orleans__» 12.40»
7.00b Del :> Monte. Monterey.' Pacific -
-' ' -\u25a0* Grov*— L o_tpoc__.;~ -: . H. 13»
tM» Valencia St. Ocean View. Palo
Alto. San Jose __. __ _-__ _. „ 7Mw
U.A5p Valencia St- Palo Alto. San Joae. TB.3<>« ,
tl-Mp Sacramento Riyer Steameri.----Jj.Pi>> :
'Union , Transfer Company agents r collect '
baggage and checks. on trains of Southern
Pacific and deliver to residence. Thsy ar» . :
authoHzsd to check bajrzage - direct from :
reaidenfe.^* ; \u25a0 <.-...-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0-
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
(Fool of Market Street)
7X0, 8_0. 9-o.* 10J50. 11.00 a. ffl.
1-00.1X0. 2X0. S.OO. 4 00. 5.00. 8X0. 8J0,g.00 9. T-^ .-\u25a0!.
:" *A for^omlaa 7: P f or Afternoon \u0084 •
tSund— y nxcdpted. * tSunday only.
\H Saasallto Ferry— Foot of Market S t>
; Lv. Saa Fran. _-_H__L> Lr. T— nalp-U ,
WKKK SCN- ifS^^V SUN- rfXS.
DAT DAT f»^*9Ksg_g DAT PAY
913 A 7:15 A \_P^^y 9:28 A 7_5A
• S-.15A \sS*!K§7 11:10 A I^4o P
"ilii'p' 9:45 A 12:1S P *-*?
BATT3R- 1J:45 P. ' '~iS^T''" i \u25a0? k SalO P 9ATU-. •\u25a0'
•^ DAT? 2_5P Legal HoUday* 4^«P my
4:45P 8;45P •\u25a0w'TThiit <:4»P MOP
.XUXKT OFFICB AT SAUSAUTO FERRY ' i
\ BAY AND 'ITHTERIU-BIAN 'bOUTES
! MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
i VA^EJQANDifAPA
'XAJPA VaL-JBT/ROIJTE
Moatlcello S. 3. Co. and Kapa' Valley Electric
R. K. Co. Clusa coanections. >~SMMMM_|
\u0084 G — ROl!.\D TRIPS DAILT — 8
I 'Boata.leava 3aa rrancisco 1:00. *9:4S a.m..
f 13:30 noon, 8:13. «:00, »8:3O p. m. * '
• . Saa Franc— cq landing and office. Clay street
: wharf, act tfa * end Terry building, Market sttevt
[ ferry. Mta la a. '. l» cart*.
[ Phone, Temporary 409.*^ -.;
I •Laada Kavy 1 . Yard 'direct. *
\?-:~; \ "T, ,O*CEAN : TRAVEL * '
IH— 4fI9B_B HHfI_H B H_H9SBBBSB9H9_ __ __ _SI
! SB ; ATTTUE, TACOMA,
I :'pua|T,' ., -soijjsh '\u25a0. '. '
I AND ALL" poiXTS IX ALASKA •
T—roagh 'Freight and : Passeoser i ßates.
..--.. ,Elec-aat s»el St*amer*. - \-
: Speelal i roond *' trip I- e*cwsloo *. rates i between
San Francisco and Puget strand points; also Vic-
toria and Vancouver, B. C.. Juae, July, Auguat
and September, BMBM_M_HH_|i
BUCKMAN AND tWATSON
L- Balling * Ev»cy Saturday at X :'M p.m .
Alaska Pacific S. 8. L Co.; S teuart street whsrf,' t
- --W. D.* WELLS, Ajent.'jji'
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